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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-18
Rhymes tor 10 Day
Come Into the Garden, Maud
Muller; or, The Cinch.

N~AN@ VI AAG NllANAs
= ONE into the garden. Maudie.
For the batty night has flown,
- Aud the noon shines neat, but
gaudy.
on the hay that you have mown.
Fly the rabble-yOu must habbie
Why you worship me this way:
We Will chatter OF the matter
AS take my ease to-day.
Pick me danodllie5. lady,
Bind them in a wreath for me.
l Will lie where Il Is shady,
Meath yon sweet rninlosa-tree.
Then, oh. dear income sit near me.
Cool me deity with your fan:
Now my hats on. keep the gnats OF
Me as fully as you can.
hold your paras0l more DER me
There, Now pipe some charming song.
no, my dear, you do not bore me
Yeti Will not stay here l0ng.l
Just amuse me: dear pcruse me,
Something sweet in metric feats-
Say, the browning work OF Browning
Or a little snatch Of Keats.
No. 1 did not list intentlyl
I'm fatgued. I note. and IN
ASK YOU, dear 70 fan more gentlyG
l would turn and sleep awhile. . .
THUS my dreaming gets 70 seeming
Real as Afe-I watcG r. awed:
Scars nay fancy while / can see
Me so loved by faithful Naude.I
H. s. II.
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Himself How7 We DO not know. But
He shan do IL completely. enectually.
without Partially or mistako-nOt one
mistake. And each win feel and know
that his sentence is just. Tho scparat, =
shall be final and entire The sheep are
set on the right hand-the place OF
honor power, acouittal and favor; the
goats on the left-for shame and condcm-
nation.
lie gives the reasons for His sentence.
Il Is all summed up IN one-what they
oid or did not do Tor Him. The righteous
are told that what they did for Ills breth-
rem they did FOR Him. and the wicked
that what they did not do was against
His ",,e ones. Thus one class is made
70 feel how truly an their works (cvon
the smallesD is noticed and accepted, and
tho other. with the same opportunity. Is
left without excuse.
Angels may gather then; but He must
pronounce the sentence. for lie Is Lord
and Judge OF all FIRST lie turns and
speaks to the sheep. "Come"-nearer to
Me; your wanderings and fluctuations are
over your pilgrimage Is ended. "Ye
blessed oh. precious name, OH. glad re-
Ward-though among men, perhaps ye
have been only cursed, Blessed Of My
tather''-not OF man. nor Of Me only. but
beloved. approved and blessed Of God
TINS Is but the foretaste OF endless blessed
ness Inherit the kingdom" exile. op-
preston WEAKNESS. poverty. end IN a king
0om now, an everlasting kingdom. long
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TO YOU WHO
SUFFER FROM
MALARIA
Read What Another Has to say FOR
ELIXIR BABEK

WASHINGTON. y. G. May 10. 1900.
It is with pleasure that / speak OF tie
benefit / received from the use Of 'Ba-
box" After three years OF constant
treatment with the best known remedies
for malaria, I was induced 10 try "Ba-
bck": by first taking "a dose of calomei
the effect upon the disease was most
marked after using the first bottle: tho
second. however, brought permanent and
lasting relief Four years have passcd
and have not had return Of the svgnp-
toms. am able to report equally as good
results I'm the case OF two members OF
ms family.
THOMAS J. JONES. Ph'g DID 8
Accept no substitute but insist on the
genuine IL has no equal.
For sale b. all druggists
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Who Pays the Plper7

When those who increase wages have aLso
the power 90 increase prices, the benefit -
cruing 90 labor must be argelg ulusory, ana
the cost fall on the consumers as a class. No
irattcr who may dance. under our present sys-
tenn 10 is the masses OF the people that pay the
pircr.-N0rf0ik Nirg!nian- Pilot
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-18
SIC De- WaItInn at the court.

Nlrg. Il wonder why Ucnpeckks dozen {
apply Tor a ilsurce2' WarE. lie SAYS he
would only h.s vile won't let him.''-Phiia-
dtluhla Record.
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Down With Migrants.

ita- tD solve ne iaDor problem in the south
besides checking Che accumulation of worthless
iiN-f4n in i-e cities. Charleston and Norfolk are
t-hing t-e lead among south Atlantic ports tn
showing what can be accomplis he'd by run
ulng them in' When the building OF the TX
position boulevard gets Wei under way Nor
-ol1 Wil make Demonstration stlI more con-
ylrclng.-Norf5lk Laulnark
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Where KnoMIedae knIs.

There's no doubt about H. said Do oraoular-
lr. "a man Is known 1y tle company he keeps"
Nut-rr~ replied The wise girl. III the
average man were really known 10y his COM
l-at snea shake him right away.'-Cathouc
standard and Times
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-18

Minister'S WIfe: Wake Up, There are
burglars iu the house. john" Minister: Wei
what ~ it? Lct them ana out their mistake
themselves '-Chrlstlan Register.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-18

Though men have bodies. shey are
stii p~its, and WREN the'r Bodies
have command over their spirits. t'ey
only become q lower kind Of Beast.
-F arrar.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-18

II should not be thought that the filtration
plant was es ablishcd merely for the purpose
OF giving consumers purer miik.-Newport News
Times Herald.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-18

The editor az tie Rural Rotrca. CaD Times
says a. wants 20 die when he can no lonrer
ENJOY sitting .n the Pickering arcleht soueez-
.ilb d pIetey b4llA Aan1- same hcrc.-MileraI
Mirror.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-18

Boston fish dealers are said TO have or
ganized trust with S5.O00,O0O capital. their
plan being to take over practically the
whole Of the New England fishing indus
try.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-18

IAe local -3st Of the Travellers Protec-
tive Association Win hold "a conference
"'tA Richmond manufacturers on Mond4y
n-sht o. consider and devise ways and
means Of Increasing the supply OF labor.
THIS is q tribute TO the prosr< rity OF the
manufacturers Industry in Richmond. as
"eA as TO t.e enterprise and public spirit
o. the Travellers Protective Association.
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CASH PAID FOR

CONFEDERATE ellis. OLD Books.
AUTOGRAPH LETTERS. CNcRAvlnoe
COIN AND STAMP COLLECTION,
DESCRIBE WHAT YOU HAVE; .vl..
CALL. CITY OR COUNTRY. "li8pA.
RiAN,' p. o. eoX ei3. RICHMOND. Va
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Teacher. Walter decline 10 love- wal
Chicago journal
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MERELY JOKING.
The Exception.


There's nothing a woman cannot DO with a
hairpiu." hsNcept button her waist W the
back Houston Post
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-18

q soldier iu nc PHILIPPINES was cured of
sta.ternr hy being shot through the
t-,oat. si-dioal science IS making wonder
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-18

% tns ol, that the American who
nr.w tte bomb outside a Rome cafe the
other nigh. .a Chicasoan. Hence Pitts
IIrrs -.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-18

Those two Massachusetts chamber
maids WHO have just fallen heir 70 a
S1o,oool e.-,. VIII now have to see th-
servant eu question from It's seamy
side.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-18

lie Sow York police arrest l22 persons
daily for uouoauon. the others being
Ga bic better .l their pins.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-18

Nr of Panama are known as Pana-
h.t win answer 70 the name
I
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-18

other aay santos-Dumont flew,
i... n.i .r flowed Pa yards.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-18

I.e r. o. "a sain" lecture of j. How
. No..- auds Ike. but is uot. Fl tract
9n e.rl.. a.t,ag.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-18

T1" ro~s ol Congressman-elect Mouser
are 200, syn tuy known. but it IS under
stood t.t tty are much like those Of
t..e l.i.la Gait
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-18

Gls. .a.t COOK thousand dollars from
-me o. ra.. and IT'S two 20 one that
-.n Stay oat the month.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-18

DAiLY-WEEKLy-sUNDAY.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-18

~ "-..Iv aovcmenf moved an rirht
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-18

90 - ---t-- 10 N--e prosperity or the
notwithstanding industry in Richmond. as
weN as to r.e enterprise and public spirit
Of the Travellers Protective Association
no doubt en- million which Mrs. Plat
SIS said to h..a "sot OUT Of the Senator
VIII ultimately oe recouped by that gem
ueman frou t.e little interests he repre-
sen's before tae United states Senate.
Those two olassachusetts chamber
maids vAa have just fallen heir to a
s1ouool e...,. VIII now have to see Tin.
servant ea question from It's seamy
siae
Hu il ..a. tnat Mrs. Huntington
smt.. u.o cola tho American Humane
Association tlat animal shows are just
e...l a talking about the animals.
"
Tao ress ol congressman-elect Mouser
aro 200, syn gully known. but # is under
stood at ttg are much like those Of
tae Chapman Gait
It Turns o4, that the American who
nr.~ t.e bomb outside Rome cafe the
o-.or nl..t a.a Cmcagoan. Hence Pitts
llrss -4a.
soldier .n uc PHILIPPINES was cured of
sta.tenn- hv being shot through the
throat si-dioal science IS making wonder
t.i progress
Tae Sew York police arrest l22 persons
daily for medication, the others being
o. bIt better .n their pins.
Gte s..l COOK "a thousand dollars from
,.me o. ta.. and IT'S two 20 one that
a-en sty oat the month
Ie .c.t o. "a sain" lecture OF j. How
.0 Mo.e. sounds Ike. but is not "a tract
9n e.rl..s..,ng.
Nr.. or ruama are known a= Pana-
a.t wn answer 10 the name
..l
I other aay santos-Dumont flew.
i.'-. n.i .r flowed Pa yards.
i.tH Green wants TO see the trusts
i.. herself
0.0...fIF movement moved an right
---
ioa . o..t ,ac ocean.
d. ,4I-.y 4 carogscTg
Los Angeles herald., 1906-02-16
MCDONALD & STOTT,
s09-10 Lankershim Building.

MCDONALD & STOTT,
S09-10 Lankershim Building.
TO BUY.
Owners and dealers in real estate who
have properties for sale or exchange
will find 1t decidedly to their advan-
tage to come in and have talk
with MS.
We can handle property located in
any part of the United States. East
ern property a speciality.
We have the best trader in the United
States; it means dollars to you to make
his acquaintance.
We will give you quick action and
honest treatment whether you are q
buyer or seller; come in and see US
MCDONALD & STOTT,
309-l0 Lankershim Bldg.
Home Phone ALAG.
Sunset Main 4555.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-02-16
SC0TTY MEETS HART, BUT
EXPECTED DOESN'T OCCUR
MEN WITH LARGE BANK ROLLS
DO NOT CLASH
After Shaking Hands and cinkine
Glasses Supposed Rivals Leave
Saloon and Go Their Way-Scotty
Is Subdued

"Scotty," the Death Valley croesus,
actor man of mystery and fame. has
fallen from grace. For three days he
remained on the water wagon" Dur
ing the interim he searched for his
eistwhile rival. f, Oscar Hart. Yes
terday morning the two met in the
Lankershim bar. 1t was case of
Greek meeting ''would-be Greek"
"Scotty" refrained from any out
burst. Hart followed suit. For a brief
moment their optics met and the by
ISLANDERS looked for a pyrotechnical
display. The length of the bar sepa :
rated them. Then the unexpected hap
pened
1t wasn't a cordial exchange Of
"Why, hello, old man." as some pre-
dicted. But "Scotty's" assertions that
he had never heard of Hart were dis
qualified The millionaire said.
What are you doing out here; have
a drink"
"Scotty could resist everything but
temptation, The bartender slid him 4
glass and decanter of rye. Hart kept
his promise to look upon the amber
fluid with scorn. So he accepted a
cigar as a substitute.
"Sootty" recognized the effects of in
territorial reform and smothered an inn
minent laugh.
81 say. 'Scotty,' let's bury the
hatchet Let bygones be bygones. l
wash my hands of it ALL I've had
enough"
ITS a CO." declared the miner cow
boy, "have another drink-er-er- cigar"
Hart accepted-a cigar
The interview was brief and there
was no suggestion of roll matching
contest. When Hart saw that "Scotty''
was gentleman as we'll as Rol King,
bis financial manager, who hass been
urging "Scotty" TO desist from his
reckless money spending and whisky
consuming habit, he appreciated the
situation apparently and did not wish
to lead him into further temptation.
Quietly he shook hands with the Death
valley mystery and left the barroom.
The Incident in the Lankershim bar
room yesterday morning will be re-
membered a long time by "Scotty,s"
admirers. and his more severe critics.
"Scotty' had said he had never heard
of Hart. The meeting did not bear
out his statement. Hart said he had
not only known the miner, hut was a
relative of his. "Scotty' Was decid-
edly subdued last night.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-02-16
Among the
Railways

B. r. Coons, commercial agent for
the Frisco and Rock Island systems,
is in San Francisco on business.
W. r. Hunter and party from the
east passed through Los Angeles yes
terday over the Southern Pacific EN-
route to Santa Barbara, in the private
car Hazelmere.
John Fl. Mccoy, general yard master
for the Oregon Short Line and the
Sale Lake road, with headquarters in
Salt Lake City, and family, are in Los
Angeles for II visit of several days
duration.
A. D. SCHNEIDER, general manager of
the Pacific Electric railway, enter
tanned E p. Ripley, president of the
Santa F'e railroad yesterday, taking
him over the various lines of the COM
pany in the private car Alamego.
BarnwelI Spur Partly Surveyed
Santa Fe engineers have completed
part of their work in surveying a
direct line from Barnwell to Search
light, New. Officials say that the re-
Fort of the surveyors will probably
be accepted and that work of con-
structinS the feeder, twenty-siX miles
in length, will be commenced in the
near future.
means a great deal to the mine own
ers at Searchlight. AT present they
have to pay heavy freight to get their
ore by wagon to a railroad. and the
building of this spur will greatly lessen
this cost.
Tourists Coming in SWarms
Local railroad officials declare that
teegrams from the east say that the
number of tourists and colonists who
intend taking advantage of the low
rates which went into effect yesterday
are rapidly inceasng in number and
that the business done this spring will
be a record breaker.
The number of people desiring trans
portation is so large that the trains
will be long and heavy and in some
instances will require the running of
two or three sections of one train.
Ram Routs Corps of Engineers
A bellicose ram held up the survey
on the proposed cutoff of the Penn
sylvania railroad from Smith Ferry,
Pa, to Kensington Ohio, where a
connection is to be made with the main
line of the Cleveland and Pittsburg
railroad. Civil engineers had staked
out a. line through the farm of James
n. Stewart when the ram strolled
away from a flock of sheep and linn
bered it's butting apparatus.
Then things began to happen rapidly.
The atmosphere was perforated with
flying civil engineers who. as fast as
they a1ighted, We're shot into space
again by catapult-like charges. One
engineer, who had just described a
parabola through the air and landed
on the back of his neck, in desperation
seized the rams horns. This gave the
rest chance to escape and there was
an immediate hegira. From the safe
side of a barbed-wire fence the crowd
oaressed sundry bruises. while they
watched the line engineer In his frantic
struggle to hang on.
Just as the latter. his grip fast weak
ening, was wondering whether his re-
mains would look lifelike or not. Farm
er Stewart appeared, and with a red
bandana blindfolded the ram.
The engineers refuse TO so 10 work
until the ram is removed fvom the
farm. Stewart thinks the ram would
be homesick il taken away, and is
not particular about having the line
run through his farm anyway. Thus
far Chief j. ii. Semple has failed to
arrange a truce.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-02-16

Yesterday and they were together to-
day. 1t is the pianist's rule never to
drink, or smoke even, on the day he
plays, but--he did today. That's all
there is to it. He was all right up to
o'clock; then he got away from us.
II had arranged to pay him last
night and had only large bills with
me, hence l could not make the usual
refund on the tickets at the time. But
anyone who will call at Birkel's music
store, the box office, at any time now
can secure his money back, or may eX-
change his tickets for Gadski or for
Raoul Pugno, pianist, who comes later
on.
"Of course, my settlement with
Reisenauers manager is yet to come.
| feel that l should be reimbursed in
some way for being compelled to dis
appoint the public and for all / have
expended in advertising this thing.
That however, is between me and his
manager"
Los Angeles herald., 1906-02-16
MUSIC AND
THE DRAMA
Wagner at Venice

There will be three Wagner numbers
in tonight's program at Venice, the
Lohengrin prelude. Walkure selection
and the Albumblatt No. q The even
ing will be made notable by the first
performance of the third act of
Thomas beautiful opera, "Mignon."
which Sig. Ferullo has arranged spe-
cially for the Ellery band and which
will be performed by Sisnori Taddeo,
Lomonte and Rizo, accompanied by the
full band. The waltz from Faust"
march from Tannhauser Dance Ma.
cabre" and Brahms Hungarian
Dance" also have places in the list.
The solosts of the occasion will be
Messrs. Decimo and Rizo, the former
giving Mendelssohns Spring Song"
and the latter the "Dio Possente,"
from Faust"
Los Angeles herald., 1906-02-16
HERR RE|sENAuER
DOES NOT PLAY
AT LEAST AUDIENCE DOES NOT
STAY TO LISTEN
Pianist Comes in Late, Having "Met
Friend"-Behymer Says
Seat Money Will Be
Refunded

The next time our good Deutscher
friend Alfred Resenauer, undertakes
to play in Los Angeles he will not get
into bathtub the night before and
so saturate his out'ards with water
that he will have to put his innards in
to like condition. And thus we will
get something besides piano tuning by
an inexpert. and five finger exercises
from "the greatest pianist after Pad
ereWsh'-a long way after it would
seem.
Maybe. after all, 1t was that Gamut
club dinner at Levys Wednesday
night. Anyone who is so oorpulent as
is Reisenauer and is confined to so
extremely limited space as Levy pro-
vided would naturally want to let
himself out afterward, Then, too,
maybe the Imported" beer served
didn't have room 10 expand in the tight
little room, and thus lay quiescent
till yeast. Das glauben wir, wenigs-
tens.
Anyhow. and Notwithstanding. and
turned out in force at Simpson audi
torium last night-the biggest throng
a pianist outside the aureole haired
Pole ever drew-to hear the eorpulent
German tickle the worries. The an
nouncement was previously made that
every time Len Behymer brought a
pianist here, 1t was a sign of wetness
the bigger, the wetter. Possibly the
sunshine glimpses of yesterday seemed
such harbinger of dryness that Reis-
enauer thought 1t best TO be prepared
for emergencies. But that's off the
trolley again-back to the audience.
In evening clothes the swellest of the
Los Angeles musical lovers foregath-
cred, and at S:15 o'clock the air of
expectancy was intense,
Where Is He7
Somehow there was something of a
wait. The Deutscher didn't appear.
Woh bleibt Reisenauer? The wait
heightened. Remembering the delay at
the Gamut dinner, the audience
thought it might be well to name a
committee to go and search bathtubs
and wet goods emporiums for his
playership, And stlll they waited.
A door opened and skinny indi-
vidual came forth. He announced that
he was the piano tuner for Reisenauer.
This was encouraging He would tune
up. But he didn't. He merely said
that Herr Reisenauer iss indisposod,
und will not blay tonight. Die money
will be refunded yet"
Schlimmer und schlimmerI
How shocking! Here was a concert
not expected TO pay; there was good
money in the house, and Behymer
"stood to give ii back!" 1t was awful
only Behymer wasn't there to learn
it, only his wife was.
The audience arose as one mainland
woman-and began to edge TO the door.
It saw money in It's minds eye. and
wanted IL.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-02-16
Enter Reisenauer

other break for the door from tn
other side
Los Angeles herald., 1906-02-16
MORTON & STARKEY
Hotels and Lodging Houses

ROOMING HOUSES FOR SALE
Come to u.s. We can sell you some
of the finest and cheapest places in
the city. Centrally located.
20 room house for. or............ 100000
3S room house for. r.......... $500, 90
10 room house for. ........... 10000
A room house, elegant place for $500
10 room house for. or........... $4,000
4S room house, elegant place for $500
We have others which are cheaper.
Can give terms to suit.
LINDSAY REALTY CO.,
204 Severance BAD, 9th and Main.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-02-16
LEGAL NOTICES


NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS MEET
ing. Notice is hereby given to the
stockholders of the Los Angeles-Pacific
company that at meeting of the board Of
directors of said corporation. duly called
and held on the 2Sth day of December
1906, a meeting of the stockholders of said
corporation was called and ordered to be
held at the hour of 1900 o'clock m. on the
7th day of March, 1906, at the. office of said
corpora ton, No. 3l6 West Fourth street
Los Angeles. California Chat being the
principal place of business of said cor
poration. and the building where the
board of directors usually meets), to take
into consideration and vote upon a propo-
sition to create bonded Indebtedness of
said corporation in the sum of $l2.500, 900
the bonds to have forty years to run and
to bear interest at per cent per annum
payable semi-annually, to be secured by
trust deed or mortgage on all the
property of said corporation, whether now
owned or hereafter acquired; 10000 600 of
said proposed bonded indebtedness to be
used In retiring, by purchase, exchange or
payment a similar amount of bonded IN
dehtedness of the Los Angeles-Pacihc
the corporations which formed the said
dation and amalgamation, the remaining
81. SOC, 900 Of said proposed bonded indebt-
edness to be used in making and paying
for improvements, extensions. betterments
and additional equipment. and In ao-
uuiring other property.
A. /. SMITH,
Secretary of Los Angeles Pacific Co.
Dated Dec. rs, 1905.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-02-16

FOR. .SALE.-NEW AND SECONDHAND
billiard and pool tables. Bar fixtures OF
all kinds; easy payments. Send for cata-
loeue THE BRUNSWICK BALKE-
.coLLENpER co. 62p $, Broadway,
Los Angeles herald., 1906-02-16
Nearly KILLED by Gas

BY Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 15.-Dr.
Gardner, physician of MADEIRA, who
recently has been acting as a subsll-
tute for Dr. ID. b. Todd, the owner of
drugstore at 1900 Railroad avenue, was
found in back room of the store this
morning suffering from gas asphyxia-
ton His condition is critical, but he
may recover. 1t is thought that the
gas was turned on accidentally just
before the doctor retired last night.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-02-16
DIR. HYDE FIXES DATE
Gaelic Scholar Will Lecture In Los
Angeles on the 18th
of March

Chairman Mcleod of the Gaelic
league of Los Angeles received a tele-
gram yesterday announcing that DR.,
Douglas Hyde win arrive in Los AM
geles during the next few weeks and
viii deliver .an address at the Mason
opera house Monday night, March II.
His subject Will be Gaelic Litera-
ture."
DR.. Hyde is touring the United
States in the work of restoration Of
the almost forgotten tongue.