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Albuquerque morning journal., 1907-03-15
BILL GOES THROUGH TO
PAVE SANTA IL. WITH BRICK

Another of Speaker Baca's benevo-
lent measures, aimed TO benefit the
city Of of Santa Fe at the expense of
ttIe territory, was passed this after
noon
This is house bill No. Is. in which
Mr. Abbott of Santa Fc county. col
laborates with Mr.. Baca, in a meas
ure not only for the paving of tho
plaza, but Of several Of the streets
Of Santa Fe, with penitentiary brick
to be laid with penitentiary labor.
both brick and labor to be furnished
gratis.
The house this afternoon upon a re-
port by the committee on corporations
referred house bill No. 81 to the COM
mittee ON finance. This is bill to re-
duCe the fees Of the secretary of New
Mexico. The house finance committee
Of which Mr.. Beach IS chairman now
holds the resolution calling on the sec
retary Of the territory To furnish the
house with statement of the fees OF
his office and the amount OF such fees
annually retained by himself Like
wise this committee holds bill to put
the secrtary on a salary.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1907-03-15
RICH BLOOD THE
SECRET OF HEALTH
The J. II. O'RciIIy Co. Strongly Rec
Ommends NinOl for tie Blood

"The blood should have ninety-five
per cent red corpuScles. With a less
amount come weakness, sickness and
suffering.
I'VE see every day on our streets
many people whose faces plainly
show impure, impoverished blood.
I'VE want everybody in 'Albuquer-
que to know that Vinol purifles, vital
ICES and enriches the blood, increases
the red corpuscles and creates
strength.
This is because Vinol contains in
highly concentrated form all the
medicinal, blood-making and body
building elements of cod liver oil ac-
tually taken from fresh Gods livers,
the useless oil eliminated and tonic
iron, a needful constituent for the
blood, added
we guarantee Vinol will purify
and enrich the blood. create strength
and build up every rundown person
in Albuquerque or return the money
in every case where il fails J. II.
O'RciIly CO., druggists.
Note. While we arc sole agents
for Vtnol in Albuquerque, it is now
for sale at the Leading drug stores in
nearly every town ana city in the
country Look for the Vinol agency
in your Town.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1907-03-15
HUDSPETH ASKS REPORT on
DAMAGE SUIT LAW RFPFN

one Of the most interesting mel.
dents Of the afternoon session came
when Mr. Hudspeth sought 90 call ~
council bin 80. 81 out Of the com
mitteo ON judiciary. Of Hhica Mr l1i
is chairman. This bin lis Tho repeal Of
the Hawkins railroad damage sui
law. which passed the council iu tb'
carly days Of tho session. This law, b.
will be remembered. gained consider.
able notoriety during the late session
Of congress through o report Of the
house committee ou territories rec
ommcuding Gs notification AS vicious
legislation The council bill was in
troduced by Mr.. Richards. OF Socorro
county II was referred in the house
to MI HGit'z committee and IL has
been frequently charged that rail-
road Interests we're working 10 keep u
from bcir~ reported. Mr Hudspeth's
m0tiun for r,nuIt on the bill was
followed by a motion to table his mo.
tion. Mr. Holt then told thu house
that he had a substitute bill In his
pocket. ana declared further that he
had an agreement with Mr.. iludspeth
about the substitute
He asked that in view Of this state
ment the house would leave the bill IN
the committee Mr.. HudspCth said in
IfblN ilidN ne ihI an hil'' lHAh'h''t
with Mr.. Holt To- the effect that he
would not oppose the substitute bill
hut he said that two-thirds Of the
bills OF the house were i'm the hands
of the judiciary committee, and he
was afraid they would not all get out
The Hawkins railroad damage suit
law I'm It's present form, he declared
to- abc the most perniCiOus legislation
ever enacted IN New Mexico, and ht
thought that no time should be lost in
repeating Il. Mr.. Holt replied that %
was possible that Mr.. Hudspeth die
not understand the agreement be-
tween them, but that he. Holt. GER
tainly did He said that Mr.. Hud.
speth had promised not TO oppose the
substitute. but that he was now en-
gagged In opposing H. Il challenge
that statement" said Mr.. Hudspe'h.
THE records will show IT," re.
sponded Mr. Holt
For short time the atmosphere
looked exceedingly squally There has
been bitter complaint not only in the
house, hut ln the council, at The long
delay In reporting this repeal bill.
Mr.. Hudspeth's motion calling up the
M was lost on a viva vOce vote
Among the bills passed by the house
this afternoon were the following:
House bill 80. 225. Mr.. Truiillo.
passed. under suspension of the rules.
This bin appropriatcs an additional
$500 from the Rio Grandc uermancn,
Improvement fund Tor the construc-
tion of dykes in Rio Arriba county.
Another cemetery bill was passed
under susnensipn Of The rules This
is house bin 228, by Mr.. Gallegos.
this time granting a portion of a
school section to the town of Tucum-
earl. for use a. q cemetery This Is
the fourth Of these bills 20 come up
~ the present session. Roswell. Artc-
Sta and Dcmiug having already been
favored II has been q good session [
fu@ cemeteries.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1907-03-15
ELL PASSED TO REGULATE
DOVE MD QUAIL SEASON

House bin No. l2l was passed. This
Ga q bin regulating the open scasou
for shooting doves ANA quai. The bin
fixes the open season for doves from
August to December 81, and allows
quail shooting during the months of
October November, December and
January
House bin No. 127. an act by Mr.,
Abbott Of COlfaN county providing
that the finder Of cstray animals must
give public notice that the animals
are in his possession, was passed by
unanimous vote, after the bin had
been laid upon the table and recon-
sidered.
Mr., Abbott Of ColfaX then called up
another Of his bills. No 226, AND
asked for suspension Of the rules TO
have the bill re-rcfcrred to the COM
mittec on territorial affairs, This II
the bill to give the old court house
of Colfax county at Springer 10 Tho
Sisters Of LOrctto for use as a hospii-
ial Mr.. Holt opposes the motion
upon the ground that Mr. Abbott WAS
not consistent in demanding suSpen-
sion of the rules. The motion went to
"A roll call and resulted in Il vote OF
10 to 10. Mr. Holt then moved TO adj
journ and the motion was successful.
The adjournment was To Thursday ar
ternOon at o'clock.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1907-03-15
Speaker Refuses to Allow Any.
Discussion of the Measure
Which Is a Duplicate Of the.
Martinez Bill,
MASS OF MISCELLANEOUS
MEASURES PUT THROUGH
Holt and HudSpeth in Sharp Till
Over Repeal Of HawkinSI
Railroad Damage Suit Law,
Buried in HoIt'S Committee,
The Morning Journal Bureau.
santa Fc. y. NJ. March 10.

The house this afternoon passed
house bill No. l1S, the house duplicate
Of the Martinez printing bill. which
failed OF favorable consideration I'm
the council on Tuesday. The dupli-
cate was introduced in the house by
Mr. Bierubaum and came in this aft
ernOun upon favorable report by the
committee on printing. II was passed
without "a roll call and uDOn a viva
v0ce vote. efforts To speak upon the
bill being hammered down by the
speaker Mr. Hudspeth made per
sisteut cffo.t To speak upon the bill
bur although he was clearly In order
II" was forced to sui NIT 20 the
speakers ruling hat no speeches We're
In order. 1t was simply a giving of
notice that no public discussion Of this
bin would be allowed. Mr.. Hudspeth
voted no on the VIA rOcc vote in a
voice loud enough to be heard all over
the chamber. The bill is the same as
tho council bill which even its warm
cgt friends outside OF the New Mcxicdn
office now admit is unjus; in many of
it's provisions Evidently no uppor-
tunity for consideration of this biz
has been let pass. Not only has il
hecn introduced I'm both houses, bui
tt is one moro dead weight ugon ,he
combination appropriation bill. Fol
lowing .hc failure Of the bill 10 secure
favorable. consideration iU the Cpun-
ell Tuesday. printed copies of the bill
which had NJ 10 that time been very
scarce. appeared in abundance, and %
larEc stack of thom ornlucntcd the
chief clerks desk in thc council to.
tg.
Tho house this afternoon passed "
Albuquerque morning journal., 1907-03-15

yons. TOhatchi-L. T.. Brook-SnoN
re mains only on t0p of The mountains.
compact and evenly distributed, but
much less than last yeAr.
san Francisco. Gila and MimbrCs
MoColon-W, /. MOore-Thc month
Of February was clear until toward
the close when three inches of snow
fell in valley: considerable snow iu
mountains. Mimbres Charles Den
nis-Nu snntv here. but plenty on the
Black range. Cooks-Charlcs Poe
There is no snow in TIE valley. but
there are about three inches on the
north sides of the higher mountains:
TIE outlo~k for water is good the soil
is thoroughly soaked.
Cieladian and Northwest.
Black Lake - q. Martinez - The
snow has melted in the valleys aud in
the canyons it is mostly in drifts; wa
te" prospects for coming season are
good EliZabethtoWn-J. +. CARING
ton-1hC snow is drifted into can
yods and is compact much less than
last year Lynn--P. l.. Harrington
FpUr inches of snow fell in the valley
during last New days of the month.
bu' it had all melted by close Of
month. Halls Peak-F. E. Franklin
I'VE had about five inches 0f SNOW
dur ing last few days of The month.
Rociad;l-John 4. Rudolph-Snow
has dr. rted into canyons and is com
pact: very good prospects of suffi-
cient water during the summer.
pccos mi Southwest.
Mineral Hill-A ]. Adams-Snow
remains on mountains only in shaded
places and in drifts Las Vcgas-R.
=. 'ichoonmakCr--Snow has been
melting steadily in the higher noun
tafns but considerable remains in the
heavily timbcred portions. Canyons
thoroughly soaked and the outlook
for water supply is good. Richardson
H. A. Scott-The snow on noun
tans is mostly drifted into the can
yons; it is melting very fast. The
plains are very dry, Cloudcroft-J Q.
Bailey--The greater portion of the
snow had melted by the close Of
month. T. =. SLOAN.
Acting Section Director.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1907-03-15
I11LE CONFIDENCE ~ TlIE
CONEIN ALTON RIDER BILL.

The extreme lack of confidence felt
in the combination rider-appropria-
ton bin by its most Intimate acquaint-
ruceH Was shown Ia the house this
afternoon when Mr. Holt moved 90
feconsiCc- the vote by which house
bill 80. 81 had been labled This Is
q bill apprQprlating $3.50 for prUtlng
the rules 0f the supreme court. The
bIll was amended reducing the ap-
pr0prlalion 60 500 and WAS then
passed. This si00 appropriation II
carried in the combination apprOprla-
fion bill. The sUpreme couiF Is very
i ~ lsstln ~. hasss sstt,, .rttfas frlAiea and,
Albuquerque morning journal., 1907-03-15
PLENTY Of WATER
IS ASSURED FOR
THE SEASON
In Spite Of Light Snowfall liz
February Rio Grande and
Other Watersheds Are Re-
ported Well Saturated.
United States Weather Bureau.
santa Fe. y. NJ. March II.


February was an unusually mild
month. Very little or no precipitation
occurred until toward the close Of the
month. when showers fell in the val
lcyS Of the north portion and snow
in the mountain districts of the
northern c@"nties.
The rcuorts indicate that the snow
is quite well drifted into the numer-
Gus canyons aud that it is frozen and
compact. In several instances the
snowfall reporters state that Crusts Of
ice have formed which will retard the
melting of the snow An abundant
supply of water for the coming season
seems assured, the conditions being
more favorable I'm the counties of the
north central section. The reports
from the southern watersheds do not
indicate a very great depth 10 the re-
naming snow. the warm weather hay
ing caused rapid melting, but sDill the
prospects are not unfavOrablc. Nearly
all sections report that the ground is
! thoroughly saturated with moisture
and that the prospective water supply
/ is very good.
/ The average depth in the Mountains
Of the San Juan watershed is IS
! inches; in the Rio Grande 2 inches:
! In the Canadian and northeast. 20
/ inches; and in the upper Pecos, or
/ over the Pccos forest reserve, about
20 inches.
/ The following extracts show the
prevailing conditions IN detail
throughout the territory at the close
! Of February,
Rio Grandc Watershed.
COnciOs, COIO.-W. B. Mcclure
Albuquerque morning journal., 1907-03-15

Is offered for the capture cf An
timo Pettine. the murderer of, Bene-
detto RerardineIl. Crime was COM
mitted in Albuquerque, Monday Feb
ruaTy 4.
c. A. and c: GRANDE.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1907-03-15

The american iImbCr Company
Band VIII give free concert at TIac-
ton Park SUNDAY afternoon. If
Albuquerque morning journal., 1907-03-15

THE BIGGEST BARGAIN
ever known in this city You will find
at the Cash Buyers Union. t22 n.
Second II. mis-
Albuquerque morning journal., 1907-03-15

see our now line of Rcrrigtrators
Just received at The Futrcllc Furniture
Co. m1G
Albuquerque morning journal., 1907-03-15

Don't forget that our driver can
take your order for pies, cakes, bread
and in fact any bakery goods.
Il. G. PRATT d co.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1907-03-15

Special low prices tor cash at The
i Iutrcllc Furniture Co. MIC
Albuquerque morning journal., 1907-03-15

Attend the Economist Millinery
Opening, Friday. March Is.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1907-03-15

EVERYTHING MADE IN WOOD
BY THE SUPERIOR FLAMING
MILL.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1907-03-15

T.. Il. Rogers will be pleased to re-
pair your furniture. Prompt and rca-
SonabIC in prices with The FutrplIC
Furniture Co. mlG
Albuquerque morning journal., 1907-03-15

The American Lumber Company
Band will give free concert at 1r1c-
ton Park sunday afternoon. If
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-04-07
ANNCONf1a
BRIDGE APPROACH
EXTENDS STREET

Another step is about TO be taken by
the District authorities looking TO the
securing of the necessary land to con-
struct an approach TO Anacostia to the
new bridge now being built across the
Eastern branch. The decision 70 form
the approach by an extension of Non
roe street, as provided by Congress.
means that the street win have to be
extended through private property. the
owners OF which have already received
an OFFER for their respective buildings,
it is stated. from the Commissioners of
the District. II is stated. however, that
no one has deemed the offer acceptable:
so it has become necessary that the
question be otherwise disposed OF The
persons having property interests in
the area affected have been summoned
to appear before Judge Clabaugh IN
Equity Court No. 1, April 9. it is under
stood, when further proceedings will be
discussed.
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EXTRACTS FROM THE DIARY
OF HUMAN EXPERIEEcF

1t really ali depends on who bears the
load. Money only gets tight when the
bank vaults are not full.
The pedestal. in these days of obtru-
sive investigation. Is an extremely I'M
safe place. Many a man has seriously
and even permanently injured his repu-
tation by helpless1y allowing himself TO
be pushed of II.
At the same time it should be remem-
bered that dishonesty would be much
rarer If people were not IN such urgent
need of money to put up front.
Furthermore. we will concede that the
successful politician deserves much But
the dsfaculty lies in getting jury that
IS beyond his influence.
The ssloon, as the poor mans club,
still seems 10 be rather effective against
the batons of the police.
Every once in while some wise guy
bleedS to death as q result of becom-
ing so sharp that he cuts himself-In-
dianapolis News.
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Miss Nellie Nomen Wins Prize
In Snappers' Club Contest

The Snappers' Camera Club met at
the home OF Miss Rose Gettystone. Of
Sixth street. on Friday afternoon. IN
stead OF the regular Saturday. After a
short business meeting the photographs
which the members had taken in the
past two weeks were presented before
three judges.
Nomen should receive the first prize
for her picture. taken IN the Capitol
grounds. called The Squirrel Dinner ="
Miss Julia WOOdman's picture. called
The Urchin Brigade" ran it close
Those composing the club are Misses
Nellie NDmen. Julia Wo0dman. Nora
Shooley, Mary Rayheld. Grace Sims.
Ella Graves. Rose Gettystone. Agnes
Emerson. and Elsie Femson.
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Pretty Double Wedding
Celebrated on Wednesday

Last Wednesday a pretty double we'd
ding took place at the home OF Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Cove, of Newton street
Miss Corinne Antoinette Cove was mar
ried TO Harry Criss, of Akron, Ohio and
Miss Helen Madison Cove TO George
Edgar Barnes. Of Riverdale. Nd. The
Rev. John Van schalick performed the
ceremonies.
Miss Louise Cove was bridesmaid, and
her sister Mildred, was ring and flower
girl. The flowers were white roses and
white carnations. Miss Ella Criss, sis
ter Of one bridegroom, rendered the
music for che occasion. Miss COrinne
Cove was dressed in pearl gray, and
her sister wore garnet silk. The house
vas gorgeously decorated in potted
plants with numerous cut flowers
Among those present were Mrs. Charles
Crisis ana daughter. of Akron, Ohio:
Mrs. H. +. Cove and daughter, of Mas
sachusetts; Mr.. and Mrs. Halstead, OF
Ohio, grandparents of Mr.. Barnes; and
W. A. Barnes and daughter, of Ohio.
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BrOOkI0nd
PHUNNY PHELLOHS
GOOD MINSTRELS

Before a large crowd in the Town Hail
"Wednesday night, the Phunny Fhellows'
Club gave its second performance in the
minstrelsy. The large audience eheered
the pleasing music and the Wit and hum
or OF the performers.
The performers were InteriOcuter, d.
Z. Council: endmen. Fred Tansin. Mat
thew c. Lepley, Frank MeHugh, and
David Weinstein; circle. Edwin Moran,
Fred Tansi1, Joseph Marsden, Frank
AIcHugh, Charles w. Hanna, J. J. Hig-
gins, Joseph Noel Z. Mcdonald, David
Weinstein. D. Z. Cornell, Paul Hines,
Matthew G. Lepley, Master Pete Becker.
A. A. Carpenter, and Ralph r. Molster.
The program was as follows: End
song, I've Said Ny Last Farewell,
Fred Tansill; ballad, 1T Seems TO NE
I've Always Loved YOU" Joseph Noel;
end song, Oats Music to Ne" Frank
AIcHugh; ballad. 4 Can't Tell How l
hiss YOU, J. J. Higgins; end sons,
LINDA" David Weinstein; ballad, DAY
Dreams" Paul Hines; end song, Hes
a Cousin of Mine" Matthew G. Lepiey;
ballad. Keep On the Sunny Side Mas
ter Pete Becker; buck dance, Eddie
Bean: monologue, D. f. Connell; 1t
Happened in Brookland,' by Frank Ne
Hugh and Joseph Noel
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cor IN NEVADA -.

The days OF old. the days Of gold.
the days Of 40" were recalled in a
vivid manner in the heart OF the bust
ness section Of Nevada City the other
day, says a New York Tribune CORE
spondent. Considerable sand had been
washed down the gutter and street from
the bill above. and some thinking NOR
tai tried a shOvelful in miners pan.
He quickly found color, and in a short
time any NUMBER OF business men and
others We're hard at work with ali kinds
OF pans and utensils. washing the dirt
in q tiny stream in the gutter near by.
Some made as much as 81 IN a short
time. while even the veriest novice
found color. II is argued that a rich
ledge lies in the hill at the end Of the
street and prospecting may be started
IN an endeavOr TO locate the home OF
the fine gold.
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Br1ghW0d
Knockers Club Hole Picnic
At the Geological Park

The members Of the Brightwood
Knockers Club were entertained at a
picnic on Easter Monday at the Zoo
logical Park instead OF at a regular
meeting. All the members were present
and enjoyed themselves. although the
weather was cold. Games and songs
helped to make everyone jolly.
Those present were The Misses Alice
Brown, Grace Atwell Mary Shratterr
Julia Mayhem, Janneter Cooley, Mel
lie Mason, Marguerite Miller. Agnes
Bayne. Mabie Smithson. Edna Macky
and WnllaTa Pagan. James Ramsey,
Alfred Goodrich, John Smith, Albert
Emetzer, George Wayleigh, Ralph John.
son, Leonard Mangium, Robert Wet
ling, Wilson Andrews. John Angess. and
Randolph Angess.
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alexandria
THREE CHURCHES
ELECT VESTRYNEN

vestrymen were elected in the three
Episcopal churches here last week, as
follows.
Christ Shureh-W. 4. smott. D. y.
Rust, II. SHowden /. a. Blackford. G.
L. Boothe. c. c. Leadbee-er. E s Lead
heater, G. S. French. c. Il Yohe. II. +.
Robertson. ". F. Wood, and II. r.
Burke
st. Paurs Church,. W. Green. J. ".
Hooff, r. +. Knox, j. r. Zimmerman,
II. Fzyant Z. L. Daingerdeld, L. w.
Reid, J. T. Burke, J. K H. Norton, G
T. Klipstein, ". B. Smoot, and J. c
Milburn.
Grace Church-Charles King. c. y.
Moore, W. y, McCuen, c. J. Deahl. G.
o. Pullman, Il S. Brown, D. z. Web
ster f. 7. King. S. N. Pullman, c. a.
Shaher. G. ". Hulhsh. and ". L. Mar
lin.
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Mt. Rainier


Mrs. Charles Fowler. who suffered
relapse last week has recovered
sufficiently to be out again.
The stork was especially kind to this
place last week., having left a twelve
pound girl at the h8ase Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Pryor, n Ash street, and a
girl at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Farling, on Thirtieth street As there
are evidently a greater number of boys
IN this community than girls. the stork
was very wise in his selection Of the
sexes.
II. T. Tyler, of Bunker Hill road. syho
has been seriously I'll for a week, is
reported to be recovering. His wife Is
also much improved and able TO be
around again.
Mrs. E. ". Robbins has recovered
from an illness of two weeks and is
now able 10 be out again.
The Rev. Mr.. Tyler, pastor Of the
Brentwood NJ z. Church, South, at
tended the annual conference last week
at stauuton.
c. NJ Saxon has just completed a
handsome residence on Thirty-fifth
street. Rhode Island avenue addition te
Mt. Rainier.
Mrs. J. c. Powers and James Stock.
man. both OF Thirty-fourth street.. have
returned 10 the city
George Markward leaves this week
for Evergreen, Ala.
The Rev. Dr.. Power. pastor of the
Vermont Avenue Christian Church
Washington, viii give his lecture
Travels IN the Holy Land" at the
Thirty-fourth Street Christian Church
on Friday evening. April 10. under
auspices OF the Mems Club Of the
church
The infant son OF Wesley James was
taken suddenly ~ the early part Of th'
week and was removed to the Children'i
Hospital for treatment He is reported
TO be much improved.
Mrs. L. D. snead, OF Dewey street. il
visiting relatives in South Carolina.
Mrs. C. T. shafer. OF Battle Greek
Mich. formerly a resident Of this place
is visiting friends.
r. A. Hiett & Son, Of Brookland. have
begun the construction Of four eight
room modern dwellings in the Cottage
City subdivision OF Mt. Rainier.
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Chapter of the Eastern Star
Holds a Birthday Party

Electa Chapter, No. ?. Order Of the
Eastern Star, gave a birthday party
Tuesday evening last IN Masonic Hall.
Anscostla- The members OF the chap
ter were in receipt of a number OF small
bags several weeks ago, into which
they were requested to deposit pennies
equaling in amount the age Of each
giver. the entire sum to be donated to
the Masonic fair. The bags were open
ed at the meeting Tuesday. and the sum
OF $50 was realized.
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Christian Endeavor Society
Holds Enjoyable Social

The Christian Endeavor Society OF the
Anacostia Baptist Church held social
Wednesday evening. The program was
under the direction of Miss Emma
Robey. the president OF the Christian
Endeavor Society. Among those who
gave Rotations were Miss Annie But
Ter, Miss Ruggles. Miss Freda Braugh.
Musical numbers were contributed by
Miss Emma Robey, Miss Ruth @yhaley.
Miss Marian Green. Miss Ruth sypher.
and Howard Griffith. The choir sang
an anthem, and George and Edna OTem
rendered a duet