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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-26
TO ASK JUDGE TO
ARREST PERKINS K ..|||.s'
District Attorney Jerome Will.
Bring New York Life Matter
to Test.
WARRANT TO 70 BE PREPARED ! } E I \ Re
Facts Will cLaid Before Malgis-s
tratc and Charge Will Be
Larceny
WARRANT TO BE. PREPARED / {. I 1 =
x.

new pe Yoni 4 Ma iii s59-fn vieW q tl,y
lIs,r.,ctons given the grand lary,, ny
Court on Friday when he said that hodH
must be the Judge as to whether or nosE
there was criminal intent the part II. o..
those lifc insurance officials who 5save
their coinpanS'st funds to political parties,
District Attorney jerome will take q de-
cded stand Tomorrow, that the Whole
question OF the law may DC a thOrouSnl!F
d Mr.. Jerome left the city early. y,esterday
morning for his country home IN Lake i,i
During Ills absence $he YIN sdecide oil 5.tt
plan oi action, and this is likely to be.o'iis%
tho lines he mapped out when he,asketl
Judge osnlllvan sltas ni.o
George w. Perkins. Although the ajudsc5
defined TO DO this, he pointed out tli .,,I
there Srn W ne ot nshe to
TO Swear Out Warrant.
All the evidence which was taken befor .,
the Armstrong Legislative omn,ittee,,s.
Where Mr.. Perkins admitted lie had paldI
$4,000 to Cornelius n. Bliss MS tre,!sur :.
viii lie placed Iii the form Of leposltlons;;
and nf5-warrant calling for the arrest 81
Mir Perkins on: barge o fla rceily FtWs y,
eprepaT,ed Ihe liz t
s sIons court 81 and he vii Sbeaske "a s,s1
81 1a srant eff slknS
ma ri tcEwil be bound TO- 10 80, Witnou,l
going into the question Of crlm,nai*'n !,
5 On the appearance Sof M re- ,Grkins Y i NJ
wifi wa I've eXtlmlnation IN MI AWill DC hciu#
ttognuswer Then his lawyers vii at once
apply to a judge ofFtlle Suprelne Court Oh
d writ sof htlbens corpus This will bring
tIcswholc question Of intent before "a VI VI,
bunnl which will pass on IT, But II VII VI
cIdes 70 hold Mr.. Perkins or to DISMISS rs
tho charge against him, for both n sidcs,
tie District .Sttorncy well as the de- de-
Tense has the, right to appca s5
Want Authoritative Ruling. M
y. sht5ild tic jl,d ge decide there WaS tie =;
criminal intent IL 2, 'tGn III
meaning OF grand larceny and hold NJ r.B
Perkins, his lawyers will take, teEmat ter
iOn"the othcr&hand sir the Judge says n 10
criminal intent. can be shown. N1r. Jerome
even though this comedies with the views
tho expressed in the brief lie handed I. 70
Judge O,sullivan will.himssl ,brlrx the
court, SO tfcs, may be an llthorltatily Ia
ruling which will be a guide in future. e
Mr. Jerome takes tho preliminary steps al
once Tie ma ter can he laid before the 7
Appellate Division at the April term and
n decision can be obtained before the end
Of next month. M s5tds GA 5tP&
George w. Perkins, 1t was learned YES
telylay,7 s returned home from.hts South
tern5trip, ITc was not at his office yester-
aware that he had returned. T his
home at Riverdale on the Hudson, It was
said that The had returncd, but was not4atS
home 5iS5 .38t HI
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-26
MUSICAL COMEDY
At THE !: ACADEMY ! ! !: N
Peggy From Paris" Il Companion
Piece to Ptiilcc Of
Pilsci1.
5WAlTEcAR 4 AT the BlJlou.
Tile Mummy and tic 1Iumr11irg
Bird Will Be lPlayediAllthe
Week.

u 4it, the "A cAdcny tonight 'nnd again to-.
morrow hight George Adcslnow famous
musical comedy. Peggy From Pnris,o
will be sect for tile lrst time III this city.
The fame s0f tic piece ana much OF the
music Is familiar to pay.gocrs, rs the
cities OF the, North have enjoyed tic pro-
auction for three seasons ii 10 one or
the Savage cycle OF musical comedies and
belongs IN the same list With "'l'lic Prince
Of 1'llsen." Like all OF the offerings from
The savage shop, long life has in no
way been allowed to detcriorntc the per-
formnnce and tho present company, with,
several minor exceptions, Is the same
seen. in the Original production, which
has to lts credit runs Of ncnrly u season
4 IN New York and Chicago. - 4 q (. (. &.
George Adc Is said TO hnvc done MS Dest
work In the book OF tho OPERA WhljG INC
Is TIC 5oms eo r. y, iw1 I Sl.
Bra!ne and j a. Haynes. Such fostering
assures ~ witty play and a swinging,
captivating score
Dcngon. julia West Alice Farrell. OH
nor. Percy Bronson. Alinne oton, Thomas
: IL. Burton and Gale slttcrlGe. s
The chorus Is considered one OF the best
singing organizations on the road and Is
also, extensively spoken of5as being u top
n0tchcr for beauty.
ances, Us the sale Is one Of the 1nrBest
OF the season. especially can this be sai1
Of Il he performance Tonight There VIII
mot besa matinee. taffgsais
Whitecar at Bijou.
.1'hc NANNY ana the 1iuinnine Bird.
to sbes presented ut the BijouS,tll 0f3ti,Is
we elk, commencing Tonight, will 6etpleas-
unity remembered by all who saw II last
season. as well as BY all who heard the
comments made upon. 1T by those VINO
were present ut It's performance then.
for no play brought out here III recent.
years received higher enconililns than.
did this charming comedy. Itadelightcd
It's audience by It's clevcrness, it's drar
matte merit it's fascinating story. md
the bllllian, manner in which its plot
was unfoldcd. This year William ~.
INhtccar Is again appearing illStheG stellar
role.s4nnd is being supported by Jules
MurrY's own company. an organization
specially formed for the ayowed purpose. ,'sc
OF presenting this play in Il manner 50 !.
rerior to that of any former l,r-optdlnetii'G,n ~
of it. IA fpH,st5s t.}tts
The curtains al both the Academy and
the I'ijou rise pronptlySnt $40 O'Clock.
and the Arrangements call attention 70
the fact tina, patrons will not be seated
during the first act:
i
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-26
TRAIN is SAVED
BY RAGGED TRAMP.
Informs Lehigh Employs q
Broken Track and Then
Disappears.

(specinl Is l'hcS Tinlcs- Disputch.)

Especial to The Times lllS patcht) .ass
FRF,E.LAND, PENN. March ..o---'"rhe4
tracks, busted up the linc.a was the curt
announcement made By. . tramp rs @hn
passed the Lehlgh Valley station at
Wcatherly this morning. y fireman stood
In tho station door ana turning to the
agent, repeated the trnmp's warming,
yIlc men felt dubious about the matter
hut knowing that No. S express, from
Alauch Chunck, WAS soon due, decided
toFnvcstiEatc.
They did so, and found on tie curve,
a short distance above the station, NJ.
riccc OF rail broken probably by the
frost Tho approaching train was inform
ell at Hazel Crcok Junction and was rum
around tho broken road over the west 81
bound tlack. The point at which tho
rail,wes broken akirts sembankment.
against which hecroek flows, and a
serious wreck might have resulted. The
railroad officials arc looking for the
tramp, TO reward him but has dis
appeared. ia8 t
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-26
SPEND millions
ON THE INDIANS

GUTHRIE, o, n, March s5,-Few NO
men have given themselves and their.
wealth more completely for, the good Of
others than Mother Katherine, formerly
Miss Kate Drexel, OF Phlladelphia sister
Of John II ,Drexel, and closely related
famous In the world OF finance,
sIIt WAS Mother Katherine, who follndeu,
the Indian school ntChlloccp O .Iro,wh Oh
has since beenltnken over Iystho govern
@ment and made the principal Indian tram
ina school Of the Southwest. The TWO
schools mt l'aMhuska, in tie Osnge eo lil,
try, and HE famous c9I.ent ~ ~, Sa i',,n
4llsnrt, pott ;Wat6mic county, tllilat'oEsh'
are also Inonumehtslo her bounty. tl,
Mother. Katherine ieepS IN clo, e sin n"i.
wltliller work, ana Visits ear Glkl;an,oolnL,il
school f,l Wfleh she is ,iieres'nd ~ l 81 3
once n, ar Shnqs usually neNoi ,ii,i, 4, =
rs her ss!rr, Mllaismngll tasnn wl -, w ~
work, autobiography ayprbyns "a - ~ 10
the oth,is nlnlubers 'uf her lnnll & Az,
While AlolDrF Satlerinc'st nellelh Gt,pin
have always bt,,iiT libeaal, Is Is lHi , lhisll
toslet the llians. Wherever 2. \ oe
5thc work. In Il he colistifM(pn OF lsllt,lnss
and along similar llncs!
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-26
NEWS GATHEREO
FROM S0UT | |: 5 ] ! {.
Negro WHO Was Substantially
Will Not Re-
" cover.
BOARD OF HEALTH TONIGHT.
Mischicvous Yotngster Cause lof
No End ,ble--l',,ncral
Of Mrs. Picardat.
3 ----------------------- emEG fF
Manchester Bureau, Times, Dispatch.

Islsts Manchester 4BuTe1u, IlncS- DlSfJntrf,
~ 4 e. q. 1902 Hull Street.
.lopsy Jones, the negro shot saturday
night by II negro named Alex Robertson.
~ not expected to recover from tho
wound. Ills condition last night was
very critical and The physicians who
have operated Oh him do not believe that
he VIII get we'll. g
Pneumonia developed ycstcrdny,.6,a ana
this. with the WOUND in the ncgro's
.1ic is ut the Memorial Hospital in Rlcn-
1,iond, where liz was taken shortly after
the shooting. .8 55 ais KS 4&s
his case continued this morning until II
becomes certain whether or not Jones
Will live.
To Amend Ordinance.
The Board or Health Will meet in spc-
cnl session tonight to consider an
amendment that is being proposed 70
51hc sanitary ordinance. City Attorney
Charles H. Page Will submit All nmcnd-
..mcnt TO the ordinance that VIII place tie
y, election OF the sanitary officer in the
hands Of the police commissioners. Inc
,Bourd OF Health will,Gas in this case,
,1ecommend q person for the position. .s
w
certain TINT Mr.. Michael j.. Moore. who
WAS tho unanimous choice OF the health
authorities for the new position VIII
accept ana VIII Immediately be appointed.
Young Practical Joker. 81
rhc practical Joking propenstics Of Il
Very. small boy III Manchester was the
direct cause yesterday of two young
ladies having their golden trcsses" lie
sincarrd with n glue hat has y epu u;
lion for holding anything lnSplacc. The
reputation of the glue Will not suffer by
the use II was put to BY the miscellaneous
presidential prospect.
FINDING IL pot of the sticky stun the
boy--he is scarcely moro than SIX years
Euld-looked about for something q apply
II to-. a hnir-brush was the! first 3thlns
brush and, leaving the hair smoother IN
tLs accustomed place. went N search of
other objects to make. sticky. |,
B This happened ineithc afternoon, ana
young ladies each withn wcaltllo! hnir,
who wanted 10 look real nice Wheel
friends called. Thc hair brush vas used
used by both ladies'. and never did tiicS
h1jn1 their hair so easy 10 .luaRc stlch
down. r.
soft locks several times there WAS nc
getting a tpompadout. Ana tiinl tnE
take his meals standing FOR the .ne -.
week aililc two young ladies' use rats
10 make their hair look 5OushS
Funeral of Mrs. Picardat.
The funeral Of Mrs. Mary j. Picardai.
vic alsd It thF ean e esr sn ia
Petersburg. took place from t!le, ~ ooa-
Iuw,, Baptist church near her late nome ON
Il; O'Clock Saturday AFTERNOON b. - Nv
services were conducted by me hcN. ~ ~
Taylor, Of the First BaP'ise s''u''n'
o The fooiowins friends were paIl-beare,rs:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-26
married is YEARS
ON FAKE DIVORCE.
Husband Says He Paid Attorneys.
Large Sum to Secure
Paper.
- Observation-Disclosures


. &NEW YORK, March 20. ~ story, re-
Y :, hle in many respects, WAS told Su-
i,,ron,e court lust e9Dnvis yesterday wl'c'
,,,s,,nnd ana wife applied 10 him for an
,1,,in,cnt or their mnrriasc Eanu ~ ~, -;
NINA their thrce-yc;lr-o Old son, on ellc
se,ro,ind that they had been Hlctii,'s " y
fa IA w ard ii ii. coppinger ans Alice NJ.
rhrjstmas lip TO d fcw weeks nEo' S nI,,c
noscd they we're legally nnrrls,mi.y a ne
man came from rom ss ,irnEngham. Emgland
Each left II life partner III tliell $iesHcc't'Nc
titles. 7, I, ho,. !, ste ~ ~
nfIIcr az I eonard & Leonard OF III Broau-
Wy in 1880 AMI asked for legal advice.
One Of the members q tllc ilr nm .ooh ~
from them. !, ,,,, al 4 y
~. ~ ,,nn,llment of Coppnger's marriage
sirncd BY Justice lambert, OF lhc KINGS
EQUITY supreme Court and ,inlleged ,r %
have been certified 70 by the county clerK'
MNAfter a few days Mrs. Christmas re-.
ceived what p,.rported to he decree ~
divorce. granted her by q LennsysV''''''i
cieorge Nj Conridy, Of the Kings county
clerks office. testified that no papers iiad
ever been flied with him, and an in Hl,e,
clerk rie,l OF Of Kings county revealed the fact
WITH the notarYs name oblteraled: l., 4 4,
1t WAS asertuned from inc 9ecletut!
of State of Pennsylvania that 4 hc court
purporting TO have granted tho decree OF
divorce To- Mrs, Christmas could ny
Whose lalno was alleged to have been
signed to tho decree never sat N tnnt
court. Through. G: NJ. Parsons, I he srcre,
tary then applied for3nn annment OF
Tho marriage. t,N CHS i
Hustle Davis adjourned the case until
Monday wien q subpoena Will he issued
Tor Leonard and Leonard
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-26

STILL IN LAKEWOOD.
Hadley's Immunity Statements
No Lure TO Aged
Financier.
fsnccin, ia The Tlmns-Dispatch.)

La .ftar
~ Rockcfcllcr refuses To, be foaNed mo
visiting New York rs the alluriag state STA.
ments Of Acknowledgement l il1t 9yS,s llc
Is svil All Ills county place, y here NJ
and Mrs. VIII De lap, Of THIS V''lase'
spe,it Inc afternoon with. nv ana MIS-
Rockefelcr. ar De lap Is principal 81
tho East Lakewood school MI Nocke-
feller is Interested IN the young man M
ana between Mrs, Rockefcller ana Mts'
Dc INta there is II warm frlendship'
rho nsuul number Of twptchmenl were
on duty at tho Rockefeller place to-day
and HE Spr,iYal or ~ y. i''Altleqo, y
process server, did not seem 70 cause
MS much eSetcmept among the GUARDS
~ Nj. palnedp oEpeetsd' Pamed ' !, y -
IN thogemplpy Of II NcW. York neWsnlpef'
Ar. Rockcfcller's grnddaushter, MISS
Aurio Mccormick, Is hN'e with lleE
nu,se. She attracted some attention m
mo village this lnornlng ms she toddind
along tie street, proudly pushmS = dolls
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-26
BUREAU WAS. HARD
HIT by DECISION ]. j: ! ! [ ! n.
Criticism Of Corporations Depart.
nenr Mill L.il:ely rs. feature .s.t, E,
in Congress This Week
STILL DISCUSSING
. !" 10
RATES
Tillnan Announces Again That
lie Mil Press Bill to a
Vote,
[RX Associated Press

5000 t5l (By Associated I'ressl
WAsHINGTON,l u. c., March 23.- II li
railroad rate bill continues this; week to.
ABSORB the attention OF the United states
senate. There are several senators RS VINO.
still expect to deliver prepared speeches
on the bill. Senator Tillman admits that
there is a tendency in the debate TO lag
but attributes It to the ntecessit " i4or u
much preparation in discussing. theisques-
ton. He still insists that as soon4as 1T
becomes evident that the3 debate#is en-
t,a,lsted lie will press thes bill Fto anA;Nntet
.iShottid II there be nm 4agreene}ll ~ UPON
the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS senator
I ,otlgc -Nillrprobably call sulfstlle confer,
ence raport during the week. and some,
cba1cjont it fisFprohabl Tho mn ap-,
proprintjnngbil Will be reported TUESDAY
or Wedncsday, tl5s IS. ,. Z. Il 4s
Appropriation Bill,
AppropTiatng money will he, The trhiet
i,,tcilpa tio, OF tho national House Of Rep
resontntiycse this week. The alcgis litNe
appropriation bill, says Mi. Littaucr>sisSi
charge. Of The biz, Will require Tuesday,
Wednesday, and possibly ThursdaN lor,
,co,hpletion. Monday, under ,thcarulcs is.
District of Columbia day.
rs or tic features of the legislative Rlll
which will cause comment it sEprcdictfdS
that tho crllc<~ OF tho Bureau q Gosn
.Dorations FMillY he tlle,-chicf, this, .irtANiow
OF the recent decision in Chicago, which
some members regard as a curtallment
or the usefulness rof this bureau. " me
nrovIslon fors- the min's Of tho country
always proVokes discussion, and there are
items rela ting 3to the postal service IN
the. bill also liable to cause taik.
WnrEclaln,s have tho right of way on
Friday, ny special agreement,
Tho .postofflrcf appropriations blll is on
the calendar aud slated for consideration
at the earliest possible moment,
#Ofsintercst outside of,tiic floor proceed
ings will he tie meetings buE tho stale
hood conferences, Efforts are being made
TO bring the shin subsidy bill within inc
horizon Of legislative acton, }5'5is
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-26
To
SWINlLE MERCHANTS.
Consul Issues Warning to Ameri-
cans Against Frauds Prac-
ticed at Smyrna.
ticed at Smyrna,
lsnacln! ID Thn Ylnles- pIsnateh.l

(Spacnt "a Tho Timca- Dispatclll
WASErINGTON, d. c.. March "a
Consul Norton, OF Smyrna, has advised
the Department Of Commerce and Labor
thut commercial circles in that city are
very much Gistl.rbed BY the discovery
that u well-oreAnaed band OF swindlers
has bean5 successfully engaged In defraud-
lng d nunliel % foreign firms PURCHASING:
goods there.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-26
|CO ION / ruined
MANY OTHER men.
One Victim Died AS Result Of
Trolley Line Promoter $
Scheme.
,snccial to The Dispntch.3

r. r. Y . 4
STRING FIELD, O., March 25,-Policn
CHIEF r.. ~. o'Bricn positively Identified
II photography to-day or an cX-convlct
Who served nvc years for Forgery III the
,rrenton, n. H., ponItentihry, where he
was known as u. Frank Patterson. as
tho picture Of tho Frank Patterson, u
traction line promoter, who recently dis
appeared from this city The photograph
came from Major sylvester, OF the WASH
ington d. c., police department. Other
infornation that Patterson was nn cN-
convict had been received here.
Patterson well sroomcd, yoluble ana
convincing, Interested focal capitalists In
the Springfield and Chilllcotlle Traction
line two years ago. Although 70 stranger,
lie got several of5tliG best-knpWn amen ~
The city tn mt nnney#4ntu the proposl-
tion They SOON protested against his
md S. a. Rankin 4 banks
on, wasEnpined receiver. |, III l.. aRoekiield.
olRihn Arcade Hotel, Went into
ljankrtlptcy through tho matter, rs did
u. II, llckersnn. u, A. Goode and others
EcEerson died Two weeks aso from a
broken heart. Is ~ 5is
When PATTERSON learned fhat his PEST
mad Become knowli he disappeared.
Base Ball. H,
III a,N, AssVcDlrd l'ress,) f .gt q 4;
yAtNlenpllIs frrnlG& MN * ork, 4; Mem
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-26
Personals and Briefs,

Miss llelon Hunt, who was operated
on yesterday at the Retreat for tho Sick,
is getting along nicely.
81 Mr. Stratton who had his foot mashed
at the Locomotive Works, is ut tho re-
treat for, the Sick. His condition Is sail
to be improving.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-26

'lilemi IS d differences betwenI liberes
aud llceusc, IL At,n don thrleve II asst
anN man wlNghas t,,krn .alit q nlar,lase
license, Puck,
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-02-15
Kansans Organize
Club in Chicago.

For the Reflector.
CHICAGO, Feb. 1O--Tn the great
University Of Chicago with its four
Thousand and more students from
every civilized land on earth, there
are over sixty whose homes are in the
Sunny SunHower State OF Kansas
These are for the most part graduates
from the Kansas Colleges and Uni
verSities who are doing postgraduate
work in special fields, 90 in literature,
mathematics, history, science, thsol.
Ogy or law. The Kansas contingent
are an earnest hardworking group Of
students ranking high in scholarship
and social circles In the university
quadrangles. While gratefully 40.
cspting the rare privileges offered by
this great institution Of learning,
they are intensely loyal to the inter.
ests Of their home state and maintain
q Kansas club which meets monthly
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-02-15
Roulston's Family
Troubles Aired Again.

Atchison Globe: Mrs. J. A. Roul,
ston, formerly Of Enterprise who ID
suing her husband for q divorce, has
asked the district court to award her
the care and custody Of their five
children. She asked for them on the
ground that they are not receiving
proper care and attention. Mr.. Roul.
ston has charge Of them. while his
wife has been working out As cook ct
the Mountain hotel. Judge Casey, Of
the probate court, made q voluntary
statement that much complaint had
been made to him that the children
are not being properly cared for.
Roulston appeared as his own attor-
ney, and questioned his wife calmly,
and in good English. The complaint
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-02-15

seems tc'be that the publications be
gets out do not yield him enough
money TO, provide the children with
ordinary necessities. Mrs. Roulston
told the court she was earning only
90 q week. This seemed to Get Judge
Hudson 70 guessing, and he asked IL
she thought she could care for the
children and pay house rent on that
income. he finally ordered RoulSton
to permit her to come home and help
care for the children; that RoulSton
should have room at home II he act
ed right; II not, be must get one else
where, Mrs. RoulSton is only ~
years Of age, and has seen more trou-
BILE than most women Of twice her
sge.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-02-15
School Report.

Report OF Winsor School, Dist. 81
for the 9th month ending Feb. .,
1905. Enrolment: males 10, females
20. total so. Attendance SO per cent,
Tardies II. Members neither absent
nor tardy: Willie, Lester and clarH
saHtter. 0tisl Wilson, Bessie Seuberi
and Cecil Glenn-soOtt.
Willie and Lester sAuttsr have at.
tended the entire s months without
loss Of time from absence or tsrdIness
thus earning the reward promised BY
Co. supt. Mccormick. Leah Humble.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-02-15

The high school had q jubilee thil
morning over the victory for tht
bonds. There we're speeches BY Supt
Hall, Principal Spangler and severA
of the pupils, songs and yells and .
general time Of rejoicing. The flag
was flying over the Garfield building
all day.
The Eighth grade pupils also held .
meeting with talk BY Principal Nc.
Allister and Supt. Hall and adopted
this resolution:
I'VE, the pupils OF the Eighth
grade, wish to express our sincere
thanks to the voters Of school district
No. 8 for the bonds voted for the erec-
tiOn Of the new high school building,
o. We expect TO BE- the first class TO
receive its full benefit. ard now Is the
pupils Of the Eighth grade We will
strive the harder 10 deserve this priv
ilege."
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-02-15

The city Sunday school institute
which was In session last night at
the home Of J. A. Tufts was q repre-.
sentative body Of the cItyI best
workerA The book review by Mrs,
J. 3. Keel proved highly instructive
and intensely interesting. Informal
discussion followed. The tide OF
enthusiasm in these parlor meetings
Is rising and before the session shall
be concluded, which will be late In
March, the people will be ready for
the public Sunday rally which is to
terminate this series.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-02-15

for social and educational ends. The
genial free spirit Of the plains, 80
lacking in eastern sections. is happily
blended with the culture OF the higher
educational sphere making personel
at once attractively cher ming, /. Q. to
westerners.
At the recent February meeting,
the following officers were elected and
installed for the present year, Pres,
g. Clifford creSs, Abilene; vlce.pres.,
E. 2. Riley, Baldwin, secy. and treas, q,
Miss Adaline W. Harding, Wichita;
advisory committee, Miss Minnie
Wendell, Elmont and B. H. Barrett,
Hutchinson. It is believed that the
present year will be one. OF the most
enthusiastic and successful in the
history. Of the organization. The
next meeting will be held on March
Sth' ct 500 P. m. in the League
Room, Lexington Hall, U. ofC.