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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-07-23

BATON Rouge la. July 90 The SIX
Italians were placed safely In the
state ponircntiarv tonight. hgt not nm.
til afcr their military escort had oV.
ocutod a hayonot charge TO clear the
way through an immense crowd Re
tween 5000 and G.O00 persons. about
ono.thlrd tho population of Ration
Rouge were AZ the Mississippi river
fcrrv 10 meet the prisoners. MANY
threats were made hut no violeuc,
was attempted The charge was mad'
when the crowd mascd too d,nsrv
for the safe conveyance OF the Ital
fans and no one was Injured
Tn" nrisoncrs wore not guarded In
tho poultontiary tho troops having
Immediately left the city.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-07-23
WON FROM
GAINESVILLE
VISITORS PRESENTED BADLY
CRIPPLED TEAM.
HANCOCK BATTED HARD
Little southpaw Who Did Well
Against Denton and Other Teams
Was Easy for Ardmore.
Cooper Did Well.

Gainesville. as result OF the re-
cent mix-up with Denton presented a
badly crippled team yesterday after.
noon Conner. the teams catcher
and captain. was out Of the game on
account Of injuries received SATURDAY.
Anderson, one OF the pitchers was
sent behind the bat On account Of
Jackson having departed yesterday
for Lake Charles TO play out the sea
son. the visitors were also without a
second baseman Mills the regular
shortstop was moved over TO second
and Reese. another pitcher sent 20
short This disrupted the inheld al.
though at that they played good bail.
Ardmorc winning the game by bat
ting Hancock hard
Cooper. the new player for the local
team. made n fine appearance yestcr-
day afternoon doing good work in
the field but was hardly the good
| M the bat getting two-hagger and
two singles In four times up. lie was
used at third. while "Skccte" Murphy
was sent 10 right field TO take Evers
place. the latter being out Of the
4 game on account Of injuries received
Saturday while irving TO handle
Oram's speedy shoots for the Bankers
The change however did not eau 'e
Murphy to lose his batting eye as hr
secured three hits off Hancock.
As . result Of being idle for a week,
Randell was wilder than usual, Civ
ing four free trips to first, two OF
which resulted in scores for Gaines
vile. Otherwise his work was up 20
his usual standard. lie allowed but
five hits and caused nine Of the yisl.
tors to fan the air.
Gainesville scored in the first In
ming, when Sheffield was given his
base on balls. advanced to second on
Whites sacrifice and scored on Milrs
safe hit The other two scores for
Gainesville were made in the seventh
and eighth innings. In the seventh
Reese walked To first and scored on
Iancock's long two.haggor. In the
eighth. Mills hit between first and sec.
ond, which Hardy was unable %
handle in time TO catch the runner.
advanced TO second on Stillman's sac.
rihcc and scored on Ozce's hit 10
center.
In the third inning Ardmore scored
four runs. Murphy. first up hit safe
w. stole second He was followed bv
Hlutchison. who made a safe hit, both
scoring on Pelkoys safe hit Pelkey
stole second and advanced TO third
on llardy's secrihce Woods follow
ed with n safe hit. which scored Pei.
k"v Woods reached second on Mills
error and scored on Coopcrs safe
hit Cooper stole second but was
left there rs Spencer flew out 90
right Ardmore scored again In tha
sixth, when Cooper first up. hit for
two bases and was followed by Spon.
cor's safe hit to the inhold, Cooper
scoring on Murphy's safe single
Again In the eighth Ardmorc cinchel
the game with two more runs Spcr.
Ger hit safely and advanced to third
on Randelrs two baggcr, both Spcn.
Ger and Rdudcll scoring on Murphy's
safe hit
Tho score by innings
/ Gainesville .... q o o O q O-3
Ardmoro ...... O0f0 1x-7
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-07-23
GETS PRISON FOR LIFE
Public Feeling an Impartial Trial
Could Not Be Given.
Taken 10 Pen

HahnHllc. La, July % -lgnnclo
Campisciano. his wife. Mrs Mary Cam.
pisciano, Collagaro Gcndusa and Tony
Costa were today sentenced TO serve
life terms IN the Louisiana state pen
itcntiary
when tne case Of Leonardo Gebbid
and his sister. Nlcolina Gcbbia. who
are 10 Doe tried idntly on the sam"
charge as that made against the Cam
pisciauos. Oondusa and Costa, was
called today. counsel for the defense
asked that the case bee continued I'M
til Nov ~. 1907. and the petition was
granted by the court on account OF
the present inflamcd state Of public
feeling In the parish. as demonstrat-
ed by the presence Of the militia. II
IS understood that an attempt will he
made to secure "A change OF venue
for the Gcbbias and that their trial
will take place I'm Shreveport or sHu'e
other large town In the state.
Guarded by $50 soldiers. the four
Italians convicted Of Walter Iamana's
murder and the two Gcbbias. who are
yet to be- tried for It. were placed
on "A special train bound for the
state ponitcntiary AZ Baton Rouge to-
night
Extreme precautions were taken by
the military owing To rpports that
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-07-23

Wclch's pure, uufcrmcntcd grapo
Juice IN pint and quart measures at
Porter staples, the Rcd Headed Gro.
GERS. Phone SOL 2l-3
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-07-23

over 1000 pairs Of women's oxfords
and slippers cut IA in our Big Roi
Tag Shoe Sale. Begins July Goth.
1913 HAMILTON co.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-07-23

EAT lMRlE's Cream Bakery bretd
and barbecued meat. 2O5 y. Caddo.
Phone 2oS. 30-1m
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-07-23

Welch's pure, unfermented grape
juice I'm pint and quart measures AZ
Porter Staples. the Red Headed Gro
GERS. Phone 591. 2l-3
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-07-23
Refrigerat0rs.

Now that the hot weather is
on for certain, you cannot
afford to bee without good
sanitary Refrigerator.
II keeps the food and vege-
tables sweet and pure. Pro-
tects your heath and saves
doctor bin.
Look over a complete list OF
Sanitary, Enamel Lined, Ice
Savers at
Jones'
Furniturs. Carpet and Stow. Store
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-07-23

Gainesville .... / o o oOO11O-3
Ardmoro ..... O0i O1O1x-7
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kremore, Tuesday July %, 1907.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-16
CADETS PLAN SUMNER TRIP
Outing This Year Includes Visit to
Fair and Ocean Voyage,
High school Eoys Enthusiastic Over
Prospects of Annual Militnry
Camping Expedition.

High school boys with a military bent
are in a fever d. excitement over the
prospects Of a trip to jamestown and "a
voyage on the ocean from the big ex-
position to the summer cadet camp at
Ocean City, y. J. The cadets in good
standing all want to go, and their friends
have discovered a leaning toward things
military because Of the other alIurements
OF such a trip.
Tile announcement Of the proposed
itinerary was made al a meeting at the
temporary Headquarters. Fourteenth and
G streets, last night Because Of the bad
weather there has been little enthusiasm
In a camping trip for this season, but
Chairman Davis. Of the enlistment COM
mittee, has succeeded i'm arousing enthusi-
asm By adding the sightseeing tour to the
regular features Of the outing. II is pro-
posed TO limit the membership TO 10. Let
ters from the steamship and railroad
companies indicate the cost Of the trip
will be about $40 for each cadet The
jamestown authorities have promised 10
place hospital tents at the disposal of
the cadets during their stay at the ex-
position.
The annual outing is for the purpose OF
developing military inclinations in the
high school lads. and the cadets and ex-
cadets have formed a permanent organ
ization. known as the Cadet Alumni
Club" This organization has obtained
the ownership Of the tents, cots, rifles.
cooking utensils. dishes. and camp equip
ment used each summer. II is the ulti-
mate intention 20 erect a clubhouse.
either in Washington. or some other
suitable place. Capt. +. H. LinthicUm,
Company F, Eastern High. winner OF
the @ drill. is president Of the club; Capt
w. J. Bland. Company II. Western High.
'06 winner. and cadet colonel OF the camp.
is first vice president; Capt Raymond s.
Hart. this years winning captain, was
unanimously elected second vice presi-
dent at the meeting last night: Capt.
Claude c. CaylOr. Company a, Central
High, '06, is treasurer; Capt. NJ. c. Auer-
bach Technical High, 'O7. is secretary.
and at the meeting last night. Capt. H.
Q. Howard was elected corresponding
secretary and authorized TO rent the
rooms at Fourteenth and G streets, where
the cadet meetings have been held.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-16
PURCELL TO RUN AGAIN.
Prince William Nan Expects Yet 10
BE Governor of Virginia.

Mai J. r. Purcell Of Gainesville.
Prince William County. Va, was in
Washington for a few hours yesterday.
Tt will be recalled that he was a factor
in the preliminary gubernatorial skirm-
ish Of 1908. but did not qualify because
of the requirement Of the State com
mittee that each candidate put up
$500
Il intend 70 be in the race again" ."
said Maj Purcell Yesterday. And
expect TO be governor Of Virginia. As
the father of the primary system
want to see it honestly applied to
elections If the committee can say a
candidate must contribute $500 it can
also FIX the amount at $4,000 or $780,
ooo Following this out TO its logical
conclusion the committee may fix such
a requirement that would debar any
Virginian from running for governor
except Hon. Thomas F. Ryan
Asked what issue he would run upon
in 1909. he said: 1T Is too early to
say. The issue will yet develop; but
4 am for indlvidualism and State
rights"
Mai Purcell is inclined 20 think that
ex- Speaker Ryan, Of LOudoun County.
will be first OF second in the Eighth
district Congressional race, which is to
be decided at the primaries next We'd
nesday. lie SAYS that Mr.. Ryan has
been making n thorough but quiet can
vass. and that he will surely get a
large vote. Mr.. Carlin, he added, was
spending the most money.
Mai Purcell has a very high regard
for Judge Nicol. who IS Of his county.
and indicated that he would like TO
see him on the Supreme bench
The Washington herald., 1907-06-16
FREDERICK TICKET NAMED.
Maryland Republicans Make Their
Nominations for County.

Special 20 The Washington Herald
Frederick, Nd, june 15.-The Repub-
licans Of Frederick County met in con-
Yention this morning. The Slate Of the
managers was put through without a
hitch, and the following are the nom
nations made.
House Of Ds,sgates-John c. Castle Middleton.
Harry J. Kefsuver. Bradi0ck; Charles Eylsr. Craa-
gsrstown; Aaron K. Audsrs, townsville. and S. L.
Hlrm7u, D1ub=
State Senltor-Iohn 2. T. Matthias. Thumout
Sheriff George Edward Myers. Frederick
States Attnnoy-Arthur ID. Willard Frederick,
TrearUeI- George ", Crum. jefferson.
County CommiSs0ners-Willi1m n Hogath. New
Market and Stuart AMMAN. EmmirshWg
Judges Of the ORPHANS C0uJ-J. Edward Pblee-
ger Frederick. George H. Wmtmorc, Iabarty, and
W n. II Pcaue. Uui0nyillc
SuryegoT-RUtus 4. Bager Frederick.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-16
WATSON WINS MANY PRIZES.
BaItimOreau's Success At London
Horse show Creates Comment.

Baltimore. Md. June 15.-The success
which Clarence ". Watson, Of this city.
Is meeting with az the international
Horse Show IN London has led many of
his friends here 20 send him congratu-
latory messages.
Mr.. Watson began about two years ago
to get together a stable Of show horses
and exhibited them at the various shows
around the country. Some Of his aCquaint-
ances have endeavored from time 10 time
to learn what Mr.. Watson has spent on
mis- stable, and what It costs him 20
maintain it, but they have obtained little
from him. II is estimated by some that
he has spent 500 n10 for the horses In his
stable, while others say the animals cost
him far i'm excess of this figure. and that
he has spent more than an eighth OF
that amount q year in maintaining the
stable
Perhaps the hest-known horse in AR
WaJsons collection is Lord BALTIMORE
This animal is undoubtedly the most
versatile show horse in the world.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-16
HONOR WILLIAM CLAIBORNE.
Descendants of Colonial Secretary
VIII Hold Reunion.

Special To The Washington Herald.
Richmond Va, June l5-Tuesday. June
IS, is the day selected by the descendants
Of Secretary William Claiborne for re-
union of the family on the grounds at the
jamestown Exposition.
Claiborne was secretary OF the Colony
OF Virginia, and was surveyor general
under Gov. Mathews. He was the man
who had the controversy with Lord Ba IL
more for the possession Of Kent Island
in Chesapeake Bay. His descendants in
this country are numerous. and are found
in some of the most notable families in
the State and nation. Among them are
the Harrisons, Herberts. Carriers, Fitz-
huehs. Lees, Buttses Landlords, Nell
wanes, Manns Pages, and others.
The Rev. D. G.. c. Butts, of this city
viii offer the opening prayer. Joseph T..
Kilby. Of Danville, is preparing the pro-
gTamme and making the necessary ar
rangements. An informal reception will
be held on the evening Of June is in Nor
folk City, at which the descendants Of
the secretary in attendance hope TO be-
come better acquainted. A tablet 10 his
memory has lately been unveiled in the
old church at jamestown Island.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-16
JUDGE WICKES RETTRES.
Member Of Baltimore supreme Bench
Reaches Age Limit.

Special % The Washington Herald
Baltimore. June 15.-Judge Pere L.
Wickes, Of the Supreme bench Of Balti-
more City who practically closed his
career on the bench yesterday, talked
to-day Of his long service in the BalG-
more courts.
August a next Judge Wickes' term
viii expire under the State constitution
as he will be seventy years old on that
date.
Gov. Warfeld viii have the privilege
Of appointing a successor TO Judge
Wickcs, to serve from August II to the
November election. He has not indi-
Gated what he viii do, but it is thought
that he Will name James p. Gorter. who
VIII, in any event, he a candidate for
the nomination at the Democratic pri-
maries TO be held in September
The Washington herald., 1907-06-16
WASHINGTON HERALD BUREAU,
rTrrU Trrr-1,--n ia
Conr of Prince and Royal straeta

ICrlgr CL tlllCe ana hot al CLEetlss
Alexandria. Va, June 15-That Judge
Charles r. Nicol Will far outdistance all
competitors in the Democratic primary to
be held next Wednesday for the nomlna-
ticn Of a candidate for Congress from
this district is the prediction given out
this evening at the headquarters OF Judge
Nicors supporters IN this city. After re-
ceiving late reports fEOm the various
counties Of the district. If was said, and,
considering the various estimates sub
mitted. it was agreed among the persons
who are looking after Judge Nicors local
interests that a total Of about $500 is a
conservative estimate Of the vote Judge
NicoI will receive in the primary. Judge
NicoTs supporters declare that this means
that he will be far ahead of the next man
in the race.
The following figures were given out in
explaining the prediction: Judge Nicops
vote in Prince William, his home county,
and in Fairfax, over 500 each; in Loudoun
and Fauauier. over 500 each; in Stafford
and King George. over 100 each; in Cul-
pepper. 90; in Louisa and Orange. over
100 each; in Alexandria County over 80
Figures for the city are not specified, but
it is stated that Judge Nicol expects 10
receive a large and gratifying vote in
Alexandria.
Speaking for himself Judge Nicol said
to-day that, in his opinion, his nomina-
tion is as good as assured He said that
no one can predict with absolute GER
tainty as to the result but that judging
from the trend of sentiment as he has
found it all over the district, be conf
IDENTIFY believes that he viii win by q big
vote In his opinion, he has been steadily
growing stronger as the campaign pro-
gTessed.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-16
KILLED IN RUNAW WAYACCIDENT
Augustus G. Flack Meets Instant
Death Near Aspen.
Horse Becomes Cnmanageable and
in Mad Dash Driver Is Hurled
from Vehicle.
sn.rl.l 70 The w.sbinston HsraId.

Special to The Washington Herald
Rockville Nd. June 15.-Augustus c.
Flack, one Of the best known farmers Of
this county. was instantly killed in a
runaway accident a short distance from
his home, near Wheaton, about o'clock
this evening,
He was driving along the Seventh
street pike. on his way home. when his
horse became frightened and started of
at a furious pace. Mr.. TlaCk was unable
20 coatrol the animal, and soon after
turning into q side road near Aspen, Mr..
FIack was thrown out. His head was
badly crushed. and he sustained other
injuries.
He leaves three Children-E. Bruce
Flack, of California; Lawrence Flack, Of
Rockville. and Miss Valeria Flack. Mr..
Fiack was siXty-e.ght years Of age.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-16
CUSTOM HOUSE ACCEPTED.
BaItimOre's New Building, However
Not Ready for Occupancy.

Special 20 The Washington Herald
Baltimore, June 15.-Collector William
T. Stone became custodian Of Baltimore s
custom-H0use to-day, although the new
structure is not ready for occupancy.
There was no ceremony, and Mr.. Stone
simply took possession Of accounts. pa
pers, and other affairs pertaining TO the
new building held by r. =. Haynes, gov
ernment superintendent for the structure.
The books and papers are still I'm the
Office Of Mr. Haynes, who will continue
to superintend the work until il has been
completed.
II is not likely the custom-house will
be ready for occupancy until the early
fail A portion is completed, and a suite
of rooms on the third floor viii be occu-
pied by the lighthouse board on Monday.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-16
CONVICTs STUDY IN PRISON.
Inmates of Maryland Penitentiary Pat
ronize correspondence schools.

Baltimore. June l5--Over a dozen OF
the Inmates Of she penitentiary are TAX
ing courses Of instructions in CORE
spondeuca schools so as to fit them
selves for regular employment when
they are reIeasd.
Warden Wcvler aids them by allowing
them opportunities Of writing out the
exercises required i'm the system Of
tuition. and the prisoners pay their fees
ont Of their earnings IN prison work.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-16
Rer. Harrison Curry nead.

Special 10 The Washington Herald.
Cumberland, Md. June 15.-Rev. Har-
rison Curry. minister Of the Baptist
Church. died last night at Grafton, W.
Va. from paralysis. his illness covering a
period of three years. He was ffty-siy
years old. He had been q minister
since eighteen years OF age. His
last charge was the circuit including
Philippi and Point Pleasant. lie is
survived by his wife and one son.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-16
EnnntN GIerI, Married

Special 70 The Washington Herald
Cumberland, Nd June 15-Mr. Angus
Mcdonald Ireland. Of Cumberland. clerk
70 the Allegany county commissioners.
and Miss Grace NJ Matthews were mar
ried to-day at the home Of the bride
parents, at Round Grove, H. After a
Western trip. Mr.. and Mrs. Ireland Will
come to Cumberland TO reside.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-16
Union Men Demand reinstatement.

The reinstatement of all the discharged
union employees. it is stated, viii be the
end sought by the committees represent
ing the Alexandria Trades Council and
the Central Labor Union Of Washington.
which viii hold an interview tomorrow
at noon with Superintendent Colvn, Of
the Washington. Alexandria and Mount
Vernon Railway Company, in an effort %
settle the differences between the COM
pany and the local union of electric rail
way employees A union man tonight de-
ciared that unless the company agreed 10
some satisfactory terms organized labor
would I'm all probability take decided steps
in defense of the discharged employees. In
this connection he intimated that Luna
Park might he removed from the list Of
resorts patTonized by union men.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-16
BOOM JONES FOR GOVERNOR.
Montgomery County Democrats Con-
slider Nomination Good as Made.

Special IN The Washington Herald.
Rockville, Md. June 15-It is now con
sidered as settled that Col Spencer G.
Jones. Of this place. viii have the unani-
nous support Of Montgomery County for
the Democratic nomination for governor
this fan. and his friends mere are highly
elafed at recent assurances Of leaders
from all parts Of the State that they Will
be for him first, last. and all the time.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-16
Miss Fannie Murphy Dead.

Special 70 The Washington Herald.
Boyds, Nd, June 15.-Miss Fannie Muir
ply. aged sixty years, Of Clarksburg.
this county, died suddenly this morning
at her home Miss Murphy was a sister
Of the late Judge Charles r. Murphy.
She IS survived by three sisters. Mrs.
John Gibson and Mrs. ". r. Windsor. Of
Clarksburg. and Mrs. Brown, Of Winches-
ter, Va, and a brother, Washington Muir
ply, Of Clcrksburg
The Washington herald., 1907-06-16
Erection of New Railroad station.

Special 70 The washington Hcald.
Salisbury, y. c.. June 15.-Excavation
work for the new Southern passenger
station and express Office is in progress
now. and the railroad announces that it
will erect the finest station between WashV
ington and Atlanta. The building is to
cost something like $l25.o00 and viii he
ready for use about the first of next
wear.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-16
PLUNGE INTO NIAGARA RAPIDS.
Two Freight Cars Fall from Bridge
Into the RiYer

Niagara Falls. n. Y. June 15.-Early
to-day three freight cars broke from a
the middle Of the lower steel arch bridge
and plunged into the Niagara Rapids, go
feet below. In leaving the track the cars
did much damage TO the upper and lower
decks Of the bridge. When they struck
the water they were not badly injured,
but the current Of the rapids carried
them TO the whirlpool, where they were
broken into pieces. A brakeman had a
narrow escape,
The Washington herald., 1907-06-16
Bi.hon GALLOWAY 20 Preside.

Special 10 The Washington HeraId.
Richmond. Va, June l5.-Rev. Charles
3. Galloway, bishop of the Methodist
Episcopal Church South. has been as
signed. TO the Virginia conference.
which meets in Petersburg in Novem-
ber Bishop Galloway is one Of the
strong men of the church. He was as
signed tc the conference in Ports
mouth last year. but was taken sick
and Bishop Hendricks was sent in his
stead
The Washington herald., 1907-06-16
POCAHONTAS BELL DEDICATED
Exercises Held in Kentucky state
Building at Jamestown.

Special 70 The Washington Herald.
Norfolk Va. June 15.-Next I'm i'm
portance and interest to the athletic
events at the jamestown Exposition to-
day was the dedication Of the Poca-
hontas bell at oiG Tort Boone. the Ken
lucky State building on the Jamestown
Exposition grounds.
The bell was cast in Baltimore from
metal from q great many historic relics
donated by persons from all parts OF
the United States. from pennies given
by school children and from fragments
OF the Columbian bell. which went to
the Chicago Exposition in 1898.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-16
Odd FeIInus Elect.

Potomac Lodge OF odd Fellows has
elected the following officers for the en-
suing term of six months: J. w. Wills.
noble grand: y. /. williamson, vice noble
grand; W. W. Sherwood recording ScCIe-
tarv, w T. Latham. financial secretary;
L. NJ Davis, treasurer, and Edgar Lyies,
chaplain. These officers VIII De installed
next Friday evening by the district deputy
grand master
The Washington herald., 1907-06-16
Miss Matilda Hume Lucas to Wed.

Special 20 The Washington Herald
Charlestown. W. Va, June 15.-Cards
have been issued for the marriage OF
Miss Matilda Hume Lucas. daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs. George W. Lucas. OF
CharlestOwn, 10 Mr. William Wall Mat.
thews. OF Nashville, Tenn. The wedding
WI! take place in the Baptist church
Charlestown. Thursday evening, June q
al 7.30 O'Clock
The Washington herald., 1907-06-16
WILL OBSERVE BATTLE DAY.
COnfederates TO Hold Memorial
Services June IL.

Special 20 The Washington Herald
Ly1chhurg. Va, June 15.-Next
Thursday. June Is. Battle Day" the
anniversary Of the repulse Of Gen
Hunter from Lynchburg by Gen. Early
viii be observed here as Confederate
Memorial Day.
The services viii take place at the
Westminster Presbyterian Church
where addresses viii be made by Gen
T. T. Mu1ford and Don P. HsIsey At
the same time portrait of Gen. Rob
ert f. Rodes will he presented 20 the
Garland-Rodes Camp, l.. c. Y.