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Arizona republican., 1907-01-11
Property Bargains
FOR SALE

A fine country home with 60 acres of land, 1L2 miles from fair rounds, highly improved, Mar :opa water-a money maker hat will pay for itself in a few years. Price S135 per acre.
 FOR SALE 40 acres orange land, now in al- taIfa, with two good houses. Price S2,75o.
 FOR SALE POO acres fire sugar beet land near Glendale, at only $50 per acre. You can double your money on this in 3 few months.
 FOR SALE 10 acres near Indian school, in alfalfa; two tent houses, wagon shed and good well. Good ir- rieatine water privileges. A snap. Price only S1,200. Call and look ever our complete list of city and ranch property, it will pay you.
Arizona republican., 1907-01-11

FOR SALE OR TRADE-Edison nov ing pictufe machine with 1000 feet of pictures. OXlith and gas outfit. s90O outfit for $500. Address O. F., Republican office.
Arizona republican., 1907-01-11

MEN AND BOYS-Plumbing or brick laying trade pays 8 to sS per day; we teach you by practical instructions in months; position guaranteed; free catalogue. Coyne Trade School, 1875 Easton Ave. St. Louis. Mo.
Arizona republican., 1907-01-11
Miscellaneous Wants

Miscellaneous Wants wANTED-To fent a fully furnished house, or 6 rooms near a car line. not too far from center of city. Three adults in family (no tuber- culosis.) Address K, this office. WANTED-To rent or rooms fur nished for housekeeping. Address Box S2. City.
 WANTED-Immediately. a furnished cottage of f or rooms, with bath. Will pay well for good locality on outskirts of town. P. O. box 4sS. WANTED-You to buy meat at The Cash Meat Market. next to the P. O.. Vanderwalker Bros, Props. WANTED-Two men rOomers and boarders,i located near car line; electric light. bath and fuel. Ad- dress P. O. Box 3s4. City. STOCK COMPANIES INCORPO- RATED-H you have stocks or bonds for sale, let us try to sell them for you. George M. Kellogg, Broker. $40 EIlicott Square, Buffalo. YB LEE will quit business at the Casa Loma Hotel at Tempe on the 18th of this month sure. WANTED-To loan 5000 on real es- tate mortgage. J. A. R. Irvine, R.. F. D. l.
 WANTED-Poultry. Phone Main 322, Ed olsen, South 7th Ave. WANTED-5 tons of good baIed al- falfa hay. Ed olsen. South Eth Ave. LADIES' TAILORING. Work guaran- teed. Mrs. M, Colwell, 307 N. 1st NJ. COLwELL.-Carpenter and build CTS estimates furnished. Address SO7 N. 1st ave.
 ARIZONA VIAVI CO., Room l, An derson block Hours to D. m. HAIRDRESSING PARLOR-Mrs. Ayl- win, II South Center st., shampooing. manicuring, hair goods, facial mas sage.
 MRS. ALICE LAWSON-Healer, clair voyant, life reader. developing me dium. Address SO2 F. Van Buren. PRIVATE INSTRUCTION-In Ger man by a highly educated German lady recently from Berlin. Special at tention to conversation and correct pronunciation in singing. Address. Berlin. r. o.
 GENERAL-Furnitu and stove re- pairing Springs stretched. Beds enameled. 10 $. 2nd ave. Tel B. 994. Geo. w. Hanford.
 MRS. AN-Experienced nurse 119 w. Jefferson st. Will go out, or will take patients at her home. Phone Red 554.
 WANTED-Wells 10 drill from 3 to r inch. All work guaranteed. Chas. M. Higgins. Phone Red DPS, Residence, 623 $. 7th ave.
 MEN AND BOYS-Plumbing or brick laying trade pays & to sS per day: we teach you by practical instructions in months; position guaranteed; free catalogue. Coyne Trade School, 4975 Easton Ave. St. Louis. Mo. PICTURE Frames msd= to order. all sizes and kinds at Balke's Big Curio Store.
 MRS. ELIZA A. EDWARDS experi- encei cara reader. tells past, present and future. Ladies. 25c; gentlemen. 50 cents. 223 Buchanan St.. corner Third.
Arizona republican., 1907-01-11

Clayson's ranch. P. O. Box o, O. phone Black 53.
Arizona republican., 1907-01-11

FOR SALE-A second hand runabOut in fairly good shape. Can be seen at G. J. Smiths place. 3 miles north on Cave Creek.
Arizona republican., 1907-01-11

WE HAVE A FINE SELECTION of misfit and second hand suits, over coats, pants and extra vests that will be sold cheaper than any place in the city. Also hats. shoes, quilts and blankets, suit cases, telescopes. Will be open every evening till p. m. New York Hat Factory, 21 N. First Avenue.
Arizona republican., 1907-01-11

FOR SALE-10 acres, well improved F easy terms. H. L. Sanderson. owner,
 Phoenix.
Arizona republican., 1907-01-11

10 St. Louis, cheap. Apply g. F. Washington st.
Arizona republican., 1907-01-11

FOR SALE-POny and saddle. In quire Tewksbury Camp. R. D. No. ?. FOR SALE-Fine driving team; also Barred Plymouth Rock bullets c. T. Hirst. 1920 North Center St. Phone Main 34S.
Arizona republican., 1907-01-11

FOR SALE-DistiIiied water. Light ming Delivery.
Arizona republican., 1907-01-11

WANTED-Man to do chores for board; country: good place; light
 work Tewksbury. Rural Delivery ?.
Arizona republican., 1907-01-11

NNVU TlN IV IIIg IIsIIV pIINy9 -AUul IsF K. T. c.. care Republican
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ment inserting the words "the record.
ETC. It was carried.
Rev. DR.. Hart, secretary of the House
of Bishops. entered and delivered mes
sages for the House OF Bishops.
The substitute offered to substitute
! the language from the Chicago Lam
/ beth platform, instead of the Hunting
ton preamble, was then voted upon and
was lost.
| Rev. Mr.. F. "A. De Rosset. OF Spring
i field, offered an amendment to the pre-
amble regarding striking out the words
"hands OF faithful men" and Insert tho
word Apostles"
Rev. DR.. Baker, of New Jersey, sec
Ionded the amendment.
Rev. DIR. Rodgers, OF Fond du Lac,
| offered resolution that no preamble
be adopted at this time.
A vote was first taken on Rev. Mr..
De Rosset's amendment, which was
adopted
Rev. DR.. Rodgers spoke in favor OF
his resolution. saying that DR.. Hunt
Iington would leave the city, and 1t
was not expedient to press the motion.
4 He was ruled out ofsorder.
"A vote was then taken to postpone
the whole question until Friday morn
Ling at II o'clock. and The matter was
! postponed accordingly.
The rector OF st. Johns invited the
| body to attend a historical service In
st. Johns on Saturday afternoon. Oc-
'| tober 10th. X.
messages from the House of Bishops
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were read. These acts OF the bishops
are reported in the review OF the upper
Photo by w. W. Foster.

were read These acts OF the bishops
are reported In the review OF the upper
house:
Vacancies Filled.
The President made the following
announcement Of appointment OF COM
mittees:
On joint committee on changes In the
General Theological Semlnary--B Bishop
of Indianapolis Bishop of Vermont
Rev. DR.. Grosvenor. Coadiutor Bishop of
New York; Rev. DR.. Mann. OF Massa-
lchusetts; Rev. DIR. Israel, Central Penn
lsylvania; Mr.. Shines, OF Rhode Island;
Mr.. Lewis. Of PENNSYLVANIA: Mr.. Bailey.
Of Chicago.
The following vacancies We're filled
on committees:
Orders of the Reform Church--In
place of Rev. DR. Bodine, PENNSYLVANIA.
was appointed the Rev. DR.. Rhodes. of
Southern Ohio.
In the election of the presiding bish-
i op-In place OF Rev. DIR. Beard. of Ala
bama, the Rev. Stewart Mcqueen, of
Alabama.
In the Canadian memorial of deacon-
ate-In place of Rev. Or. Morrison, OF
California. the Rev. DR.. Robinson, of
Milwaukee; In the place of Rev. DR..
Bodine. of Pennsylvania, the Rev. DR..
Thompkins,4 of Pennsy lvania-
In translation of btshUps-Tn place
| of Rev. DR.. Mcconnell. of Pennsylvania,
/ the Rev. DR.. Grosvenor.9 of New York.
The convention then adjourned.
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This resolution will raise perfect
storm when discussed on tho floor.
The secretary read the formal no.
tices OF the convention and the notices
to committees. The house then adj
journed for luncheon.
Afternoon Session.
The House of Deputies reconvened at
8 10 o'clock, and on motion of Mr.. j. r.
Morgan postponed the debate on the
preamble until the arrival Of DR.. Hunt
I ing ton, who was not present.
The time was then taken up by GER
tain resolutions, among them being one
OF some interest proposed by Mr.. Mans,
field, Sof Connecticut, who moved that
a .'men's auxiliary, be formed. A reso-
luton was also offered for the forma-
ton OF a society for q triennial Offer
ing from men. a reso1ut ion was offered
asking that a larger fund be allowed
the presiding bishop. who now re-.
lceives only $500 a year for Incidental
expenses in connection with his work
In the church. twas re erred to COM
mittee.
"A resolution OF thanks was offered
lregardlng the sermon preached by the
|Bishop Of Brazil. IT was carried.
Rev. DR., Grosvenor offered the reso-
luton, which he had outlined the day
before, changing the name Of foreign
and domestic missionary society simply
to missionary society II was referred
to commi tee. S3Ss sy.
Dr,SHuntington having entered the
church.s the discussion regarding the
preamble was ia ken UP. U
Rev Mr. r. j. . Wilbur. of Fond dll
lac offered an amendment. and spoke
IN support az his amendment, Which
alluded to ''suhlcients faith
DR.. huntington explained that the
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church In 1907
Mr.. Packard of Maryland, spoke in
favor OF the use of the words Sin i go II
but spoke against the amendment to
strike out the words Sin Virginia." and
insert Sin this land" He objected be-,
cause no said the. Roanoke settlement
had been an utter failure, and the
word planting would mean that 1T
had been buried. (Great laughter.)
DR.. Huntington, for the committee,
accepted the amendment offered by Mr..
Bryan.
Others Proposed.
Mr.. Randall. Of Maryland. offered d
resolution to amend the preamble by
inserting after the words 'the Word OF
Cod the words 'the record OF Gods
revelation Of Himself In Ills Son." say
ing that this would be agreeable both
to DR.. Huntington. OF New York, and
Rev. Mr.. Shayler, OF Chicago. dele
gate from Newark, DR.. William "a.
Hughes. spoke In favor O the amend
ment.
A delegate offered resolution ia
strike out the entire preamble, and
suggested a new one-thes words Of the
Chicago Laybeth platform.
Rev. DR.. Parks, OF New York, spoke
In favor OF the reinsertion of the words
the record, etc. as did Rev. Dir.
George B. Van Waters. OF Oregon.
a vote was then taken on the amend
1 e go e =
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/ ~ fy
words objected to were not his words.
but were the words Of the Anglican
Church. as set out in the Chicago,Lam
beth PLATFORM. a vote was taken and
the amendment was lost
In Favor OF Preamble.
Rev. Dra Cathell then spoke In favor
OF the whole preamble, He said there
was an inspiration in the preamble,
and that the church needed inspiration,
for 800 years ago the church was
every thing, while now It was near the
end In point Of number of members OF
all the churches Of this country. DR..
,Cathell spoke for church unity, and
said the preamble gave the people of
the country an opportunity to. get to-
gether. s{
Mrn Joseph Bryan moved as an
amendment to strike out the words
early in the seventeenth century" and
substitute the words Sin the year 1907 !"
Mr.. Bryan said that many did not
know what the words seventeenth CEN
fury meant, but that all would under
stand 8''16o7." for there was no doubt
about this date.
Rev. DR.. Drane. Of North Carolina,
moved to strike out the words "in
Virginia" and substitute the words I'm
this land" DR.. Drane went into a dis
cusslon of the settlement of North
Carolina, and spoke gainstJ the claim,
OF the Virginia foundation of the
= I l D. 1.I y lt n
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Cnba." by the ri. Rev. Albion ".
Knight. ID. d., bishop OF Cuba. Ad-
dress, Tin Mexico,v by the ut. Rev.
Henry d. AYES, d. d., Bishop OF
Mexico. Address, din Brazil" by
tl,e TT. Rev. LucIen T.. kinsolvinE,
ID. D., bishop of Southern Draxil.
Discuasion, IL desired.
$500 T.. M.-SundH! school mass
me ting In All Saints Church. The
Jet. Rev. Ethelbcrt Talbot, ID. D.,
bishop Of Central Pennsylvania,
will preside. Address, "EIistoricul
Survey and Present Outlook Of the
Sunday School Movement In the
Church," the Rev. Wllson Il. Stenr-5
~. rector OF Emmanuel Church,,
Cleveland, Ohio. Address, "Ecducn-s
tiOnnl ideals applied to the Sunday
SCHOOL, the Rev. Edward j.. Par
sons, rector OF ST. Marks Church.,
berkeley, Cal, prcaident OF the
Sunday school Commission of the
Diocese OF California;. Address,
1.-THE Sunday school An Opportunity
for Religious ImpreasiOna,'' the Rt-
Rev. Charles r. Anderson, ID. D.,
bishop OF Chicago.
meeting at the City Auditorium.
Tie Rt. Rev. n. ~. Randolph, ID. D.,
Bishop Of Southern Virginia, will!
preside. Addresses will be made by
Bishop Nichols, of California; Dish-,
OPP Lawrence, of Mnssuchusetts, and
Bishop II. Fl. Mont go merry, secretary
OF the Society for the Propagation
Of the Gospel in London.
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PS6fREyECT PLAAS FOR
DRASTIC DIVORCE CANON

When the House OF Bishops assem-
sbled yesterday morning the devotional.
exercises were conducted by the
Bishop of Michigan. a rule OF the
house provided that the junior bishops
shall take turns In conducting the
opening service. and beginning at the
bottom OF. the list with Bishop Query.
they have been taking turns from day
to day.
The committee appointed in 1898 to
consider the validity OF the orders of
the Protestant Episcopal Church re-
ported that it was not prepared to
make full report at this session OF
the convention and was continued. \!
An Invitation to the convention to
hold the next meeting In. Philadelphia
was received and referred to the joint
committee on place Of meeting. This
committee is said to have already un-
der consideration Invitations from New
York, Cincinnati Atlantic CITY, AsDury
Park, Arkansas Hot Springs and sow
oral other places
Marriage and Divorce. Il
Some days ago the Bishop of AS
banyS introduced In tho House OF
Bishops a resolution providing for an
amendment of the canonon marriage
and divorce, which resolution was re-
Sferred to the committee on canons.
This committee reported yesterday, re-
fusing to recommend the proposed
ed. thus disposing for this session of
amendment. and its action was adopt
the vexed question OF marriage and
divorce, which SO agitated the Boston
convention OF 1904. The report Of the
committee on this subject is as fol-
lows:
aWhilc fin hearty AMI unnnimous
kympn thy with the purpose of the 81
Bishop of a lbnny'n .prop0.nl, In the
judglne MT .Of the committee II would :
he inexpedient MT this time to dts-
turb the work Ing Erecment ar
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rogram To-Day

Spenkcrs. The Rev. Afford A. But
Ter, d. d., late warden of Scnbury
Divinity school, Fnirbnu1t, Alinn.3
Miss Laura Fisher, late director OF
public school kindergartena In Hos
ton, AInss.5 Mrs. John LOnnn, OF the
Church of the Saviour, West Fill
ndclDhla. General dlscuasrou.
1880 r. M.-Dnily luncheon for
General Convention at Masonic
Temple.
c:3O p. M.-Sunday school confer
ences In All saints, parish house.
The Rev. Tho mas Semmes, rector OF
ST. Andrews Church, Richmond.
will preside. Subject, "The Sunday
school and 3Iissionnry INSTRUCTION
and IntercHt..' Speakers, The Rev.
Herman L. DnhrinS, d. d., OF PHIL
adelphfa3 the Rev. Hugh T.. BurIe-
son, denn of Gethsemanc Cathedral,
Fargo, M tn Dakota. Subject,
"TcnchinE the Child to WOrshfp.S,
SpeRkerat The Rev. Canon Pascal
narrower, rector of the Church OF
the AscensiOn, West New Brighton,
N. "; Miss Sasle #. Tuite, of the
Church Of the Advent, CIncfnnati.
Ohio. Question box, conducted by
the Rev. Carlton r. Mills, diocesan
educational secretary OF the Do
ccse of Mansuchunetts.
300 T.. M-lissionnry afternoon
for General Convention. joint SEES
sion In st. Pauls Church.. General
subject, "The Church In Other
ltepublics.'' Address, Gin
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GAS and z $50 a. NI.-Enrlr COM.
lnuniOn ut st. Nnrk'a Church..
4 $50 A.. M.-IIoly Communion In
All Saints Church for General Con-
ference Of Sunday School Work
ers, the Kt. Rev leighton Cole mnn,
ID. d., Bishop OF Delaware, cele-
brnnt.
200 a. M-MorninE Prayer for
General Convention ut st. james
Church.
900 A. M.-speclal celebration Of
Holy Communion for House OF
bishops at Monumental Church.
$3.50 a. M.-Woman's Auxiliary
In Masonic Temple. '.Thc United
OncrinE," conference conducted
by Mrs. y. Carpenter, united Offer
Ing treasurer OF the New Hamp-
shire Brnncb, presiding. "Thc
Hoard of Missions and Educntion."
n conference with the Rev. E. II.
Smith, educational recretary; Mrs.
lIOPl<tns. president OF the Chicago,
BrRnch, presiding.
1880 z ~. M.-McetinE OF both
houses OF convention; business ses-
siOns.
1000 A. SNr.-snndny School Con-
ference in All Saints parish house.
The Rt. Rev.. Charles ScaddinK, ID.
d., Bishop OF Oregon. will 5press,Ic.
Subject, "rhc Work o + the Primary
Departmrnt" Cal What Truths
Should BE Taught (b) What Kind
OF Stories Should BE Used to Teach
These Truthns Examples. (cD How
3 Should the Teaching &c Done.
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mittec were appointed tile BshVps q
South Dakota, Southern Fl0ridi and II
Minnesota. The proposition Will prob
ably arouse much opposition.
Church In nrnxll.
Much OF the tiine3of the morning srs-
sion was taken up by the discussion
| of the petition from tile fndepen1ent
church In Brazil to be admitted as y
missionary turisdiction OF the Ameri-aS
can church. No final action was taken
on this matter. n was pointed out BY
some Of the members of the house that u
\ should the church :ngree to receive ttc
brazilian church. some sort sDf reor
ganlzation would be necessary. and
that Intricate legal problems wers in :
volved. 1t is thought BY some tfiat9
the Bishop of Brazil. Bishop iiiin 81 80
! Ing. will hnve tic resign and be re,
lcleCtad ny the American c1lislH ~ ~
missionary bishop. since a present 10
has no vote In the American cllureitg
House of Bishops. s
at the afternoon session the bishops
| took UP tile report OF the com1nt-f
ltee on Christian cducation. already
passed by the House OF Deputies, and
latter some discussion adopted IL.
children DO Not AZ tend.
a resolution was passed by tlfs
bishops, calling the attention OF tile
CLERGY and the people generally to tho
painful degree OF failure on the part
of the children of the church toattend
Iservice.
The bishops concurred In tile re-o-
tuition from the House OF Clerical and
Law Deputies. fixing. the date for the
ad Iournment of this session of the
General Convention on Saturday, Octo-
Der 18th. at r. NJ. the closing exer-S
cises. with the presentation of The pas
toral letter. to be held at O'clock
! that afternoon.
Tie house passed a resolution ap-
proving the efforts being made To-
1.-THE raising OF q special fund for tile
/ restoration OF PohIck Church, on the
IPotomac River. the church which
IGeoree Washington attended and IN
which he was for many years asvestry =
[man. ~
The order of the davi for II A. NJ
i to-day was fixed az the consideration
i of the committed on nrnvinces.
vcxcd Negro Question.
Evidence Is accompanying, to !, show "
i that the negro question Will be t ili
i most knotty problem tolbe faced atstnls
4 session Of the convent ton. While seV-
eral side phases of the main proposition
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.Powhatan Institute,

Belona, fowhRtan Co., W..
HOME SCHOOL FOR GIRLS AND kYOUNI
3 LADIES' IS y ss A
Forty miles from Richmond and thirty
miles from Farnvile. Va. on the Tide
t;nna can bp made with the Southern at
Richmond and with Il. & W. in Farmyilie.
Heaithtul location. Corps OF efficient teach-
ers n sw buildings with modern convent
ences. Board. tuition in Il English Latili.
French. Physical Culture and Music for 3ses-
sion1 Of eight months s145..s For catalogue
and further partictiars. apply
- r.. "a. PORTER. Business Mgr..
Belonn. Va.
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81 rived mt three years ago, innSmucli ~
MS we might thereby cnLnnEer the
loss OF the influence In the matter
now exercised upon other rell x ions &;
boille. md for The Improvement or
civil ennctments throughout the
lnnd, while there would be the
further risk of losing the dis
clpltnury provisions we now have
with regard to the admission to the
kacrnmcnts of persons living In un-s
lawful unions and the commit tee
therefore asks to- he discharged
from further consideration Of this &
matter"
4 The report was adopted, and on tho
request Of the Bishop OF Albany was
made public in full.
Permanent Dinconntc.
The Joint COMMITTEES to which was
referred a memorial from the General
Synod of#the Church In Canada, as to
u permanent diaconate. recommended
the appointmentof n special committees
to consider the whole question rr n
ate and other evan Beilstic naeiic.es OF
the church. the committee to consist of
three bishops, three clergylncn and
three lay members, to report to the
next convention.
The report was adopted. and the
house nppointed the Bishoos % Pitts
burg Michigan City and Louisiana as
the repre- sGntatiNcs OF tbs iluS.yfS o.
Bishops on the committee.
i A memorial In regard to tile work
pmong the colored neo,f'gs froils the
annual council OF the Diocese Of Ar
sansas was referred without debate to
the joint commission on work among
the colored people.
The House Of Bishops agreed to the
appointment Oft joint committee of
three bishops, three clergy and three
lay members to consider the advisable
ity of establishing nm office for the
unctiong Of the sick, and on this COM
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Pre- gram Tomorrow

Lloyd, secretary Of the Board OF
Missions.
(. 2.3O T.. N.-COnfcrence of Sunday
school workers In All Saints pnr-
ish house. The Rt. Rev. Claiming
u. Brewster, ID. d., Bishop of Com
Z, nectfcut,i will preside.
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!. $500 p. y[.-Wonnn's Auxiliary Mt
Masonic Temple.
600 r. M.--Reception to Junior
= Auxiliary by bishop GlbA0n,5 of yir-
xlnin. at No. 900 Park Avenue.
D.OO r. N.-VirEinia Theological
Seminary alumni reunion and dim
ner Mt the Mas0nic Temple.
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$50 a. M.-Conference - SUN
dry school workers I'm All Saints
parish house. MIR. George. c.
Thomas, Of philadelphia, will pre-.
side.
1890 A. M.-WOman's Auxiliary
In Masonic TIE nipple. Address by DIR.
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Rawlings Institute

Select school for young ladies'.
iHealthful climate and beautiful scens
cry. Courses leading to the va ious3
college degrees. Special advantages In
art. music and EXPIRE sslon. Expenses
Septembe gath. For catalogue, address
HENRY WISE TRIBBLE, Preside emit.
a..
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tie whole trouble was that the house
,wiua afrnid VI language and called at
sicntion OF three creeds in the church.
lie closed by saying that he referred
10 the master OF nctlon." Or. Page,
ana the master OF dlctlon."' Or. Hunt
ilIEtOrr, s5jE9
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Richmond Training School
for Undergraduates
sArJcEAN PARKER Prfncipal K

September "a. 1907.
MISS SUSIE P. MORRIS. Principal,
1116 West Avenue.
Two years course In Froebers Theory and
Practice Also. n third year course for
graduates Special Lecturers. Drawing
Physical Culture and Singing,
School reopens October !, 1912 at "A West
Main Street, Richmond. Va i ~ y 2 q 385
Apply at $40 East Franklin
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