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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-11-06
AIR WASHINGTON
NEWS LETTER
All, boma Will Be Formally Ad-
mitted to sisterhOod Of States
uovEMsER SIXTEENTH

out New Flag viii Not Be Issued
Until July Fcurth-New cOnVen'
,.,.. for Members Of Congress-
Draft Of Bill
Washington D. C., Nov. On
,.,..r,ber 10th there will be new
,,,,s added to the sisterhood, That
~, date the President has set for
ing the Oklahoma proclamation.
:. n,igbt have been done sooner as the
.,,,,spt is now in Washington. but
.,,rs j. 4 good deal of business wait
..,. ~ ne cleaned up before the terri
,or.,l courts and the date of the
.r,.,,uation has been set back as
ASA. can be under the law.
., is interesting to note that though
,r. now state will be proclaimed and
admitted. there will not be another
.,,r added to the fag till next fourth
~ ru)v Then there will be a new
e,, issued with Sc stars in the field
instead OF the present 45. This is
, matter Of custom New flags will
,,t D., issued in all cases, but the
star, will be arranged with in some
a., ,.r rows instead Of six, preserving
,hf balance rectangle Of the field and
making the change only appreciable
10 n, trained observer.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-11-06

H.Cumb-r vas aj 40,
'a.s week with the draft
a- viii introduce carl
70 provides for char
'Hlors b. the Federal
n, o. aimed 10 meet the
Federal charters that
- ' forth In many quarter
the corporations VIII DO
.-prctiou 81 the Depart
merce aud Labor and
~ stock and bonds issued
'y the department. bas.d
LAB value ~ the assets ~
Any existing CORPORA
.' FOR and secure a Fed
Without recognizing
100 ~ the Federal charter
'loual and not obligatory
s,. at a. a guarantee Of
-. I'D proper administration
rhonEht Il would prove a
a.,et The President ala not
himself on the measure. but
= Inc with some Of has utter
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-11-06

Congress is always well to the front
with new inventions either when
there is a chance to spend mOny or
20 add to the convenience of the Sen.
ators or Representatives or both.
The latest thing proposed is central
Debating and type-writing bureau for
The new House and Senate Office
building ut the Capitol and for such
ui thr members as want to work by
the new method from the rooms i'm
'hr old Capitol building. The scheme
:, device Of the Swedish inventor
loul,cn he of wireless telephone
fame II Is a machine that will take
iIcmtiou over a telephone wire at a
distance. 1t is really a remarkable
and uncanny acting piece Of mechan-
ism There are two big spools car.
nus very fine steel wire. This
slrc is wound from one spool to the
other by small motor. The die.
@'hl Is done into an ordinary telc-
phone transmtter that may be located
nifty miles from the machine, but the
conversation or letter or whatever is
10 b" recorded is printed in invisible
waves ~ magnetism on this wire as
i 'a-,c- over an electric needle
AT That me Senator has to have on
DIS desk Is the telephone transmittcr
.4'- over small disc like a clock
a'" with an indicating needle that
"., him whether his recording wire
IS running out on the distant ma
.'.' When he finishes debating.
'' typewriter in the central bureau
.. r"'"reos the motor on the
recording machine and puts the letter
w .'. into typewriting and sends
x -. .w complete. There Is no
.". typewriter in his Office. no
...."r 10 Sit around and listen
..'r ton. with his visitors ard
''I uu-s from shaving down
"''- Dictation from amy
Room can thus be- taken i'm
.. bureau and there all the
.--rribing Is done. The rec. .
nD the wire indefinitely
all sorts OF hard u-ag,
Instantly wiped ont hy "a
.'ric current after which .
r.ady for Use again
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-11-06
ances and is likely to have the sup
port OF the administration.

James Hamilton Lewis was another
of the distinguished callers at tn,
White House. This former repre-.
sentative he the radiant whiskcrs.
has worked up a reputation rs rather
an odd character lut ne is an as
tute. politician and a keen observer
so that his remarks carry the weight
that attaches from coming pretty
close TO the rank and Tile voter lie
is rather third term mau, but what
he said cmphatically was that II Prcsi
dent Roosevelt ran again, William
Jennings bryan would not Converts
ely if Roosevelt did not run. Bryan
would take the Democratic nomina-
ton and would draw good deal OF
the strength that would otherwise
go to swell the Roosevelt vote
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-11-06
plLGs cUREo lHsTo ~ GAYS.

PAZO OINTMENT IL guaranteed 70
cure any case - Itching. Blind. Bleed
ing OF Pro,rAinE piles In 6 10 IL days
or mOucy refunded Coo.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-27
NORTH And SOUTH UNITED
BY FnATERNElISka

That fraternaiism has done more
than any other agency 70 weld the
north and south together Is tho
opinion expressed this morning By
James T. Fitzgerald. Of Kansas CITY.
Mo befnrs the head camp session
81 the Woodmeu q the World BIZ.
Fitzgerald. who Is the a0vereizu
manager Of the Woodmen. was in.
PRODUCED this morning BY Head
Consul Boak. and paid a high tri.
butte 20 western hospitality.
AZ the opening 81 The fourth
days session Of the " o W.. John
r. Yates. sovereign clerk % The or.
der. extended the greetings Of the
sovereign camp 90 the Pacific luris
dicilpn.
James r. Shook. o. Eaton. Colo
chairman Of the receipts and dis.
bIranmnutH committee. made BIS rn
port. and stated that nll fbe head
camp records had been examined
and found correct iu every detail
This mornings l1a waH
chiefly occupied wlth REPORTS nnd
routine work Tire session ad+
burned af : o'clock
This afternoon The Woodmru
went ~ Tacoma ou che steamship
Yosemite 10 attend The banquet az
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w. o. w.
Visiting Woodmen and
Tourists

Dou't fail 60 visli tho q s. navy
yard az Bfemcrtou Tho now
airamer Tourist leaves Pier 2 ~
10 a m ard Is 3. M Tor the navy
yard tomorrow Don't fan % try
tho new steamer. comfortable as
q home. aud see The hattieahips
Nebraska. Oregon and Wisconsin.
me Euaboafa Chicago Boston. A.
hany. Charleston and Buffalo. the
training Ship philadelphia. the
prison ship Nipsic aud tho great
dtydock Boats leave Pier Sun.
day "a 20 10 ard 10 20 a m. I no.
30. $50 and 7.10 o. m. Round
trip soc go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-27
AMERICAN WOMAN In
PARIS SUIT

PARIS. july ~ The court has
handed down rs decision tn the
suits and counter suits brought by
Tia Duchess a. Ia Rnchefoucamld.
daughteg q the late Senator Nit.
ehsa Of Oregon, and the Countess
|SpotiSwood Mackin. Who was Miss
S1lly Brition % 81 Louis The
cain Of the countess Tor 5000 for
he rent OF a house leased % the
dnrkess Ia 1902 Is sustained
ne d1chcss left the house on
. tes ground that lt was inadequate
IL healed Tho court found that
he defective heating apparatus had
Ibsea repaired within g hours and
EtAe countess Is authorized 70 sell
Aths effects left BY the duchess Ia
*shs hoase to satisfy her ciaim. on
pa other hand the attachment suit
I'd subsequently, BY the countess
y aeclared void on the ground that
80 acted too late. and on this count
20 aachess - given damages e.
So The duchess Is also allowed
1io Tor the incuuvcuieuce Of hav.
jig had % move 10 a hotel on &C
epzni 81 the detective heating and
IL he expenses Incurred b. this
zfnFs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-27
ENRAGED CITIZENS
To FIGHT MAGILLS

CLINTON. ili. July 20 The or.
rival In Ciiuton of Frod a Magili
and his bride. Fsy Graham Mawili
nrrvatuJ IN California. charged with
murder has aroused the citizens %
tha town 10 such an rKtnnt that
within ak hours $4,000 was raised
90 aid In the prosecution Of tho
mau and woman Rhu are accused
81 having caused The death 90 Mra
n A. Magiii. MaEllin first wife
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-27

The Hotel Tacoma. 90 be- held ihis
evening
AZ Yesterday afternoons session
TIE ricCtioa 80 officers vas con
rludcd. The nsbt % tho day was
made Tor the thrre vacant places
90 abe hoagd % head mnnansra pg
iamcs @teah1ase. Of Beaver. Judge
g v ncnfna nf tnvulaud. Colo
aud Iohu ratfisnu af CulfaH wash
were finally chosen
81 % Wllsnu. 81 foreman Mont
vas chosen foF head escort and
Angus Nrkeiier. IT. 81 Salt lake
city. Utah. was elected 80 head
Waterman 3 q. Nelson. ~ Boise
City. Idaho aas elected head sen.
try for The coming term
The board ~ head managers held
n mreflre and reelected r A.
Hughes. of Denver Colo. as bead
physician nf tire order
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-27
SEATTLE MEN ON
MYSTERIOUS TRIP
10y United Press.l

PORTLAND. Ore. July 2T--A
telephone message 10 tho Oregon
ian from Priuevillc. orc. says tho
Gregory Nelson party OF Seattle
capitalists Is making thorough
examination OF Crook county
The party Is accompanied by "
A. Ballinger. commissioner OF tho
general land office. and the pres
ldent OF the Deacsutea Railroad
company
Mr Gregory refused 10 make any
statement "a 10 the purpose ~ the
visit. and seemed daairoua of keep
ing the movements OF the party a
secret
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-27
TAINTED BLOOD
is THE ISSUE

CLINTON. On 1ulY ~ Talut
ed blood which Pension Commits
n0ner Warner charged courses IN
Tho veins % bis sgcumolhur. Mrs
Isabella RnhinApn Warner. was
made The subject oi the final arwii
meats in the noted Warner viii case
before Judge Cochran today. Mrs
Warmer declares Der father was
white She % making fiEht Co
sei doWrr share 81 the wealth
81 John Warner. aEEreEatiug 81.
snn 0H9. and Nas On court today
with her two daughters. Mrs Mct.
tier and Mrn Hefi
Mrs Warner unnphailchllY says
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-27
STAMP MILLS BURNED

BELitNGhAM. Iuiy ~ Fire.
the orlgin Of which Ia unknown
has totally destroyed the Post Lam.
bort mines fifteen stamp mill. saw
mill aud camp buildings in the up
per regions Of the Mount nRkcr
mining district. cniaillnE a loss Of
approximately 100000. should u
prove that stamps Nerc rendered
useless Even II tho stamps can
be- utilized again the ioaa viii be
between $4,000 and t50.0 Il IL
estimated
Ia addition 10 tho company's loss
~ tho mill. Whafcum county " de
phvod Of a producing mine which
has yielded t4ao.0 900 since 50
stamps first began 90 drop IN 1908
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-27

receipts Tor June we're the largest
fog any one month during the past
year. aggrvRatinE ssa1.paA
The receipts at the sub ports Cor
me past fiscal year are Ra follows
Seattle. ti.gIs.4G3 Tacoma. $3.50
s6t. Port Townsend. s1i.1ST.
Everett fgf5t. Nottingham. s..
Tts; hlnlnn. sstss0. Port Angeles.
s3Tef Nogthrort. sa.Gzs Roche
ilarhor tf9s. Aberdeen. 1851.
Auacorter tl1al. sumaa. sio.9zg,
uavilic. ttffa. Friday Harbor.
1915. south bend. $50. Spokane.
g21h&t. OroViilH. 500. Molson
gTGs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-27
CUSTOMS RECEIPTS SHOW
GREAT INCREASE

Tho report ot the fiscal year. end.
ing June 30. last. Of the business
done al the customs offices Of this
district was made public today hy
y G Harper. collector q customs
A comparison with ths reports uf
previous years shows a gruwth
in The volume Of business and Il
also shows the immense amount
OF business done o. Seattle over
the other cities lu tbs district.
The cash receipts for 1897 we're
si,1o5.068. receipts Tor three pro
vloga years were. 1895 81 2Go.1lt.
1905. sst5.0g2. 1895. ks5s6a2 The
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-27
SEATTLE ARMY CHANGES.

WAgWtNGT0%. y G.. 1uly go
During me ah nee 81 Mas william
: Cearr the ARMY commiaEarY Of
ucor aft Seattle Lieut. Col Geo D.
Davis deputy eommisaarF general
will perform the dutloH Of puchaB
ing c1mmlaaary. making four trips
t1 seattle each month f1f that pur
nose.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-27

i 'saiils Stars Exclusive sergics.}
WASHINGTON. July g1 Miss
4 seeoe Cogzins who has abandon.
ne cause % woman suffrage.
~ eight remarkable reasons for
i change Of thought Heretofore
y has been a sfalwaFt worker for
,,laas rights She nov SAYS
women are not consistent
pan men.
,nvinen are easily influenced.
no'len's votes would put foolish
saA into practice.
4 cloak
aAsie are Just AZ many good
,u'sa AZ good men. and no more
Y w. matter ~ the FIGHT against
-9yl ! say emphadcally that { ann
@.AAt ny own EEK
me laws Of nature DO not racog.
r. any such distinction a. one sex
.s'.essing an the virtues and the
'aef al the vices.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-27
MANSFIELD IN POOR HEALTH
tny United prsss)

MONTREAL. Que. July a.
Richard Mauaflcld. the actor, aud
Mira. Mansfield wors passengers
on the Allan line steamer Virginia
from Liverpool, wMoh arrived here
last night Mr. Ml0afleid returns
IA very poor health. fic had to
be assisted down the gnngway.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-27
WAR on NOISE rlRns WOMAN.

NEW YORK. July a.. Mrs.
Isaac ~ Rico. president OF the So.
cloty FOR The Suppression Of Unnec.
eaaary Noise. is going 10 Europe
on the advice OF her physicians for
long roat She ~ worn out by her
crusade for the abolition OF nerve.
destroying sounds In New York =
streets.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-27
MUST die

GUATEMALA CRY. July a.
The supreme court OF Guatemala
has confirmed the death penalty on
all those sentenced IN connection
with the recent attempt ~ ASSASSIN.
ate President Cabrera and who had
appealed their cases 10 the highest
court
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-27
FIGHTS IN DREAM AND BREAKS
MS HAND.

LINCOLN. Ncb.. July Ell I'D.
ward Austin. prominent citizon.
fought with an imaginary burglar
while suffering from nightmare and
hammered his ftrta against the door
casing A surgeon dressed Austin'B
wounds, which consisted Of three
fingers aud thumb dlAlOcnted.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-27
Bows Wanted

To sell Seattle papers. For infor
nation apply 10 Geo Englcr. Star
office. old library building. between
2 and ! IN tho morning and 2 TN
In the afternoon. Initiation fee
paid BY Engier. zee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-27
MISS LENA WALLACE HEROINE pREsioENT's RECENT
NEARREscUE.

Seattle stars Exclusive scrvlce.l
YELLOWBTONE LAKE, Wyo.
July G-flerc rs the picture OF
Miss Iona Wallace. the girl who
was almost nearly rescued b.
Vice President Fairbanks
Miss Wallace Is a decidedly a..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-27

tractive woman and says her home
rs in Seattle. wash She declares
that sine rs none the worse for her
recent experience. but continues
20 Insist that It was very Kind In
the vice president to assist IN her
resuscitation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-27
"ATsh WALKER KILLS seLr.

Dla,,..a, Ffii3. Tenn. July &c w.
H. es Of Cincinnati who walked
.vs..s Snlo and Mississippi rivers
~ ing cedar "boat shoes" from
sri,,... queen city 10 New Orleans last
IT, s'' ~ committed suicide ~ drink
= 1vFeial ounces Of chlorof9rm
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-27

monthly total Is ~ present decroas
ing. the death roll for June being
placed az 5000
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-27

Allh says an ante nuptlai agroomontl
NAfNing her dover only after the
AGED banker had deceived her about
the value Of bis Estates A decision
Ia the case Will be made next
wouh
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-27
IS
SPREADING
tBy United prsss.,

TOXIC. July 81 Seoul IN quiet
but disturbances ara spreading In
tho provinces. Two moro regl
m0nta are to proceed 10 Korea
liuyaahi returns tomorrow from
Seoul
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-27
NOTED EolroR DEAD.

DULUTH MINI. July 81 Rob.
ert G. Mitchell. founder OF the Du.
luth News Tribune and one Of the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-27
COURT pARs sronv or JONAH.

sT LOUIS. Mo. July n. Jonah
and the Uhnlo have been thrown
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-27
UOL FOR BREMERTON


,ss.ANCoUVER. y G.. July 81
sos 49, !, \, humerlc 10 port. has 1000
k,s,.' y welsh coal for the United
~" naval station al Bromerton
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Inc Hotel Stevens Cafe

s.rv o''f FIRST Az and Marion 81
.frem special Sunday dinner
20 70 D 10 for soc 49,
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out ~ tho circuit court Of ST Louis
county Judge McElhinney IN a Dc.
ciai0n declared himself unwilling 10
listen 10 arguments aieng the lHo
.Of Biblical questions.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-27
Olympic Market

cuts your meat bills IN half IFS
Pike e., opposite tho hon Marche
sss
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Buy your hat Of y. n. Brooks q
Co.. 1891 Second Az. go
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Now steamer Tourist for navy yard
$50
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INoIA PLAoUG KlLLs i.eo. Go

LONDON. July "a Returns Of
deaths from the plague in India
show a total OF l.060.087 for the
SIX months ending June 30 The
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-27

paelne squaaron at Navy yard. -.
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battleahip Nebraska at navy yard
ass
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sPoHTsmEH's HEADQUARTERS
Guns. canvas goods. hpating
pants, fishing tackle aud all sea
konabls sport snncus goods AZ Piper
e. Tafrn. 1924 second aV -
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-03-23
N1erely Personal

Mrs. Adam Bauer is visiting
friends in Columbus.
Miss Edna Rhodes is spending
n few days in Columbus.
Miss Violet Davidson left last
night for St. Louis, to spend several
weeks with her mother.
MRS. G.. T. Ewing and daush.
ter Minnie, are visiting il Coluni-
bus.
Claude Doty. of New York City
was In the city, visiting relatives
and friends, while en- route from De-
tioit to his home.
Mrs. Martha Keller left today
fol Columbus, where she will be the
guest of friends for the net few
days.
AIRS. c. G. Fisher and daughter
Ruth left this morning for Columbus
where they will spend a few days
wishing friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. J. Lewis, OF
West Alexander, Pennsylvania, re-
turned home today after an extend
eh visit at the home OF DR.. and
Mrs. Lewis, OF South Main street.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-03-23

ing death. tuberculosis set in and
the physicians found ut fiecessafy tc
amputate the left leg at the knee.
The operation, however, did not stop
the dangerous disease and It crepi
upward into the hip and finally re.
sulting fatally.
Until several months ago, Mr..
Knapp had worked In the Hubes
shop and was considered a highly
valued employe. He leaves wife
and child, month old. The
father, George Knapp, OF Chicago,
n brother, William Knapp. OF los
'Angelea California, and a sister.
Mrs. Lottie Peters, Of South Grand
Avenue also survive.
The deceased was an active mem
ber of the local branch of Home
Guards.
Funeral services wifi be conducted
from the Evangelical church Monday
afternoon at 1880 O'Clock, Rev. Hen
sci to officiate. Interment will fol-
lew In Marion cemetery.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-03-23
Mr.. GEORGE KNAPP
PASSES AWAY
Dies Saturday Morning At
ter Lingering Illness.
Deceased was Injured Two Years A.
60 While Employed at Huber
Shops-Funerai Monday

The death OF George Knapp, aged
thirty-two years. occurred at $40
o'clock Saturday morning, at the
nome OF his wife's parents, Mr.. and
MRS. Jerry Blocksom, OF East George
street. After more than six
months OF continuous suffering dur
ing which tuberculosis eat away the
bones OF his left limb, cancerous
tumor complicated and death quick
ly followed.
The deceased seemed to have lived
a life OF misfortune. Two years ago
while at work In the Huber shops,
ne was accidently struck on the
left knee with hammer. Since
that time, he practically spent q liy-
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-03-23
PROGRAM WAS
INTERESTING
Succ cessful Convention Held
Here Friday.
OFFICERS Are ELECTED
Mr.. ]. b. Virden is Named
as President.
Marion Township Sunday School
Workers Meet Friday Evening at
the Central Christian Church.

A small body composed OF the en-
thusiastic Sunday School workers of
Marion township assembled at the
Central Christian Church, Friday
evening, and enjoyed an annual feast
Ia the way of convention. A num-
ber of delegates from the country
churches were present, and practlc-
|ally every Sunday School in the
city was represented. The conyen-
ton proved Il great success and
many interesting ard helpful points
along the line of Sunday School
work was disclosed.
The program opened al Z o'clock
with special mrsic, in charge of
William Dowler. Rev. G.. M. Rourke,
pastor of the First Presbyterian
Church, conducted short devotional
exercises, after which Mrs. Grace
sifritt read highly interesting pap
er on Primary Work Mrs. Slf.
r'tt has made that line special
study for seve al years. and her
thesis brought ont many new phases
In the work.
The address of the convention was
inade by Professor II. II. Raigeler.
of Findlay college. His theme, "The
Modern Boy and the Sunday School"
MIR. Raigeler discussed at some
length the various ways of attract
ing boy TO attend Sunday School.
lie said, Show tie hog that you are
really interested in him, assure him
mat he is needed, appeal 10 his
manly instincts. and when Won once
gel MIN started to Sunday School.
give him any little slight respongi.
bi!ity and thus make him feel that
IL is important f not essential for
him to attend every Sunday" The
speaker declared that a BOYS class
should always have gentleman
teacher instead of a faint hearted
girl, which is Jften found at tho
mead OF a young class of boys. In
conclusion. the speaker described the
characteristics Of the average how
pIoclaiming that in the worst of
boys there may be found many good
Qualities and II is through the Sun
Gay school that these qualities are
brought TO the surface.
The convention was conclpded
with business session, and Officers
Tor the coming year were elected nc
lcliows: j. b. Virden. president.
W. w. Ward, vice president. Miss
katharyn Fies, secretary: Miss Ida
Ringer, treasurer; Mrs. o. A. Rms.
sard, Home Department Secretary.
MISS Sarah Myers. Primary Secre
tary; Mrs. II. T.. Hill. Teachers
Training Secretary. An officer sup
gested that union be established
taking in all of the Sunday School
teachers of the city, and that meet.
lhgs he held periodically for the
discussing of Sunday School tonics
Aiter thoroughly discussing the mai
Yer, the convention decided to leave
Il to the respective Sunday Schools
70 decide. The time and place ~
the next convention was NOT do
termined.