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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-21
HONOR MEMORY
OF |NCERSOl
STATUE TO BE ERECTED AT
PEORIA Is COMPLETED AND
READY FOR UNWILLING IN
MEMORY OF FAMOUS ORATOR

Peoria, H., July 20-Tomofrow
will be the eighth anniversary of the
death of Col. Robert G. Ingersoll, the
famous agncstic orator, lawyer and
politician, who passed away suddenly
al Dobb's Ferry. N. Y. on July 21
1899. Colonel Ingersoll made his home
in Peogia for many years. To per
ne etuate his memory his Illinois
friends and admirers have arranged
for the erection of statue in Glen
Oak park in this city. The statue is
now completed an1 ready for the un'
yelling.
The statute is Of bronze and OF
heroic size. The position chosen
shows Col ingersoll standing ere1t
in an easy, natural pose, dressed In Or
binary every day clothing. The hands
aie carelessly and naturally placed on
either hip, one of Col. Inge' soils
characteristic attitudes and one which
ne unconsciously assumed as he be
came more and more interested in tic
topic he wa discussing. either In
court OF on the lecture platform. The
statue was designed by Frederick
Ernest Trieber. of New York Mr..
Trieber formerly lived in Peoria AMI
during his residence here was well
acquainted with Col. hgersoll
The statute is designed TO CONNIE m
orate both the military and civil ca
reeg of Col. Ingersoll The project for
ite erection was conducted by the In
gersoll Statue association OF Peoria.
When the association was organized
4. was decided to expond $4,000 in
its construction. Subscription books
we're opened and the response was I'm
mcdlately more than liberal. the
amount decided upon being quickly
The unveilins viii he ct
tended by many OF the veterans cf the
Eleventh illinois Cavalry. Of which
Col. Ingersoll was the cohhmanGer
and which wss PRACTICALLY recruited
in Peoria and vicinity in 1864.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-21
EIGHT HOUR TAI X
BY JlS.H. HlWLtY
IN HAYWOOD MURDER TE,A, -
!" MANY WITNESSES or Or
i rENsE DENOUNCED AS VII
FuL PERJuRERs. 8#AEN

roiee Idaho, July 20.--James II
/ Tnwley, leaSirg counsel for the Vi HI
IN presenting hr first of the argu
ntcts TO the jury in the naywoo
case spoke for nearly eight hanr
distributed over three sessions or Il a
court. Iiawley's annlys's Of the les 1
PONY IN contradiction OF Orcha Il i
stor c-ncludd frequently with de-
nrnclat'cn Of WI ness after witne d
AS q willfnl neliurer or auity o. ~
tcntiona falsehood,
(. HaWlcy's peroration was Imp 49,
siye There was NO attempt ut anv
fight RI cratory. but cuiy a strong
note Of deep sincerity and great
eafnestncss when he pleaded for
honest Judgment tom honest men Of
Idaho.
Hawlay said he did nS charge tlsat
n majority or even that many Of tho
Western Federation af Miners were
criminals, but that the ev'I deeds OF
officc.a and of the cum OF The o.
sanlzation had brought disore III on
he rank and file. The time had In
Iced come, he said. when right thnl
ng mon should rise anil make war
Ipon the evil Influences hat were the
'urse Of all labor organizations.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-21
ABBOTT WINNER
IN GOLF MATCH
OMAHA MAN DEFEATS n. M. LEGO
AT TRANS MISSISSIPPI TOUR.
NAMENT-BRYN MAWR WINS
FROM FORT WILEY AT POLO.

Rc-k Island, H., July 20 Spraguo
Abbott of Omaha today defeated II.
NJ Legg of Minneapolis 2 up in the 90
hole match OF the final round of tho
Trans -Mississlnpi golf tournament. In
the morning round both were even
Win scores OF 10, wine..
the course record. In the afternoon
the players contested evenly up to
the 18th hole, which Abbott won, as
well as the 18th.
Ardo Mitchell of Rock Island won
the consolation cup and lowest score
in the qualifying round.
w. b. Mixer of Rock Island, won
the directors prize; J. Fl. Hill, Jr,
OF Omaha, won the secretary's prize.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-21
sRYN MAwR WINS POLO GAME.

Lake Forest, ILL.,, July 2o.-The
Bryn WawT Polo club OF Philadelphia,
overwhelmingly defeated the Fort
Riley, Kansas, team at Onwentsia to-
day in the first game for the senior
polo championship. The eastern team
scored nine in the first period; five in
the second; seven in me third AMI
two In the fourth In the final period
Bryn Mawr also forced the Fort Riley
players TO take two safeties.
The Philadelphia goal was not
crossed. Final score: Bryn Marw
%, Fort Riley M.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-21
MILITIA PATROLS SUBURBS s.

Tcklo, July q Snnday Morning :
kilograms received In official circl
oract!ca'g confirm tie pses8 dls
patcaeg regarding the situation in
Seoul A maaaags received here at
nld4ieht stated that Ito would have
sn aulicnce with the new emperor
hs afternoon (Sunday)
Roting Growing.
] ator ady.ccs from Seoul ray the
Tiot'ng Is growing In magnitude. A.
teinpts to burn the railway station
7nd police building were frustrated Iy
PROMPT piotectica BY Japanese roll q
and seniarmes.
The powder magazine of the k
iean government is strongly guarded
ny Japanes troops ct the re1nest cf
tic minister of war The riotora are
shooting wildly out af window AMI
two japanese are reported To have
been hilled Murderous assaults are
foQVent and the city is vergirg apoa
Q reign OF terror.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-21
GAYS THEY ART INNOCENT.
A dispatch from Clinton, m. yegtf

! = dispateh from CHl.hon III, yester.
| day was as follows.
ClF ton. H., July r).-a ate, At
io'neyi Miller toiag admitted that h
mad NJ evidence TO sustain the charge
that Panlor Fred Maglll had murder.
81 his formci wife anl telaPraphel |
Sheriff Campbell t. at cnce ,eleai e
MaeiH who was arestel last week in
San Diego Cal.
The fact that Mis- Maeill con-
mi ted suicido has been proven to TIE
atisfactsnn OF the oner and OTTER
eoaaty oflieiais Prosecutor Miller Is
on the verge OF collapse as result OF
The severe criticism that have been
heapod npon him by citizens of the
COUNTY, He says that the togn's COS
SIPS and the yellow newspapers ca s.
el him grow excited and take tie
rash action OF orde ing Magilrs ar
lsct
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-21
RIOT OF STRIKERS
RESULTS SERIOUSLY
AT ohH rnAHolcnn

San Francisco July 20.--As a result
of an attack upon the strike breaking
crew of car tonight two men were
and wounded thee persons were in
jlued in the wrecking of a building
by the runaway car, many others
were severely dubbed by the police
and more than q score of arrests We're
made. Among those injured were;
Conductor WalltBkong, shot in the ell
bow; Motorman Fellel, shot in the
thigh, Police Sergeant Lane, struck
in the head with stone.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-21
TWO INDICTED IN
COAL LAND FRAUD
by GRAND JURY AT DENVER
CHARGED WITH COMPLETELY
IN FRAUDS AT oLENWooD
SPRINGS, COLO.

Los Angeles. july 20.Cyrus ]. VIII
llsms Of this city, and Fred H. Will
liam, England, Cal. were arrested UP
the indie ments returned by the
federal grand jury in Denyert chai~
Ing them with completely In the coal
Hand frauds a. Glenwoud~ springs.
Colo. They were taken into custody
ny Deputy United States Marshal
were also Tia indfid diahHfr aHf I'll men one In Den
he same charge. The land involved
is about 900 acres near Glenweod
Springs. ii is charged that the men,
after filing on the land, turned 1t over
to the Wisconsin Fuel and Coal com
pany.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-21
MILITARY HONORS
Will Be Paid at Funeral of Tenth
Victim of Battleshp Georgia
Catastrophe.

Washington, July 20.-Full military
honors will be paid the memory OF
Midshlpman James T. Cruise the tenth
victim of the catastrophe of the bat
tleship Georgia at his funeral in this
city tomorrow afternoon. The body
arrived from Boston today Tomor-
row Afternoon the funeral party will
be escIted to Arlington cemetery by
a battalion OF marines headed by .
full marine band, ard the usual mill
the grave.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-21
REIGN OF TERROR IN KOREA
IN OPPOSITION TO JAPANESE
Machine Guns Stationed Behind Breastworks 10
Now Down the Angry Populace--Japs
Cool and Firm

Seoul, July CA proclamation
was published this evening warning
the people 70 remain indoors. AT
dusk machine guns were intrer chad
behind the brcastwcrk built IN tac
streets approaching the palace, in III
anticipation Of night attack. TIE
militia are ratrolling the suburbs
Japanese troops are arriving here
but are too few in number 60 nal
any atte Hpt IA disarm the Koreac
soldiers II feasible and they arc new
coniinde to their barracks.
AT formal audience This af.er.
room Ito was the first to be ceceived.
He had conversation with the far
mer emperor la&ing ten minutes.
The new emperor is perfo ming hSsiI
daiies in a purely perfGnctory MAJ.
mel. He is said To show little strength
of character and the outlook for his
administration of public affairs Is net
promising
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-21
coLoMBlANs CELEBRATE.

Bogota. Colombia, July 29.-The
people of Colombia today celebrated
the anniversary of their independence
with popular festivities throughout
the country. In honor Of the occasion
the government released from the
prison all. those guilty of political
political offenses. The repablic al
present is enjoying almost unpreee-
dented peace and prosperity.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-21
bic MORTGAGES
ON WABASH R. R.
FILED IN MISSOURI AND IOWA
TO SECURE FIFTY-YEAR GOLD
BONDS - DOCUMENT CALLS
FOR 100000, 900.

Montgomery City. No. July ca
mortgage for 100000. 900 was filed
here today against the Wabash
Railroad company by n attorney for
the Wabash. II is stated that similar
mortgages will be recorded in esefv
county in Missouri and Iowa. which
the Wabash line reaches. The object
OF the mortgage is 10 secure the first
refundlng AMI the extension Of The 50
year. four per cent gold bonds.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-21
TOURISTS HAVE
4 TRYING DAY
IN TRIP FROM piTsTBURG TO
BEDFORD sPRlNGs--oNLY 81
CARS SHoW UP AFTER HARD
RUN OF 9s MILES.

Bedford Springs. Pa. July 20.-The
NTH dav of the run of the Glidden
tourists from Pitsburg to This place
- 800 miles. played havoc with
scores, cars and percentages. The
trip over the Blue Ridge mountains
was the most tedious the autoists have
had TO contend with so far.
Up to midnight only 80 ef the 81
ears which left T1ttsbcrg this morn
ing had reported and whore the others
are no one knows excepting that they
are struggling alons in the mountains
scmewhere.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-21
FOUR VICTIMS ARE WORSE.

Boston, July 20.-The condition o
rour of the Survivors of the explosion
or the battleship Georgia grew grad
ually worse during the day. and to
night Seamen Meese, Bush. Fone and
Thomas were in a most critical state
Seamen Gilbert was better and the
others were doing wen.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-21
TRAIN KILLS ONE
WHILE FIGHTING
ON THE TRACKS OF FRISCO RAIL.
RoAD-NolsE OF THE FIGHT
DRowNs SOUND OF AN AP-
PREACHING ENGINE.

Scranton. Mo. July 20.-While
feudists from the Ozarks were fight
iag ON the Frisco railroa tracks =.
day fasi tain plowed into the
group. killing William Willines. %
yeas old. Richard Enlow was sabbed
in the back by one Of the feadi IS as
he dragged Richard Sehafer from the
tracks The noise made by the com
batsus diowned the sounds of the ap.
preaching train and the spectators
cheered the fighters on. adding to the
din. The train broke up the hsh.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-21
THREE KILLED IN STORM.

Mitchell. s D. July 20--Reports
were received here Of destruction by
wind and rain storms 81 woonsockes
this evening A hose belonging - a
man named Atkinson vas blown ove-
Three persons in the house at tn
time we're killed
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-21
TRAIN ATTACKED BY
TWENTY ARMED men

Ti1is, July 20.-Twenty robbers at
lacked a train at Karalissa, station
on the Trans Caucasian railway with
revolvers and bombs today. A guard
was killed and several persons were
injured The cashier was robbed of
$4,000.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-21
BREAKS HAMMER RECORD.

New York. July 20.-Mntt McGrath
of the New York Athletic club. broke
the worlds record in the 1G-pouni
hammer throw today. The distance
was l73 feet 9 inches, which is 10
inches better than the record.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-21
SHERIFF BRINGS PRISONERS.

san Diego, CAT, July 2D.-Eherlf
Campbell Of Dewitt county Illinois
arrived this afternoon and viii leave
tomorrow moraing with FEEL M. Ma.
gill and wife fof Clinton, III, Magill
expressed wish 70 return to Clinton.
Campbell this evening said:
4 believe that when the time comes
foi us to start east the daughter will
appear II il my conviction that she
will be a most complete witness In the
although en- which side canno. say
at this time"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-21
SAFE BEHIND GUARD (
OF 250 MIlITIAMEN

Hahnville. La, July 20.-With $50
militisnen on guard, the authorities
are confident tonight that they can re-
pulse any sized mob which may attack
the Jail to secure the Ealian hdnap-
ing prisoners.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-21
TO MARCH $50 MILES.

Fort Riley. Ka... July 20.-The first
squadron of the Thirteenth cavalry
Stats today on its long overland
ma-cs to Fort sheridan. ILL.,. The dis-
tance TO he tIaversed by the troops is
Csc miles. The schedule allows forty
four days for the trip, thirty-four
days Of which viii be marching days.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-21
AFTER MAC|LL
Al SAN DIEGO
5HERlFF CAMPBELL WILL BRING
THEM TO ILEINois IN SPITE
OF NEWS THAT STATES AT.
ToRNEy REPENTs.

Les Ansefos. Cal, July 2O.- She liz
Campbell Of Dewitt county, Illinois,
left here today for San Diego to take
into custody Frederick NJ. Mag.ll aud
his wife. Of Cl,ntan, ILL.,, who are
chargol with tho murdcy OF Maglrs
first wife.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-21
TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIP WON.

Chicago, July 20.-Carl Neel today
won the tennis state champion hip in
singles by defeating l.. ~. Waidner.
6-2, G-3; 7-s, Ga. Waldner was the
champion last year.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-21
EDWARDS DEFEATED BY WOODS.

Chicago. July 20.--Warren X. Wood
OF Homewood defeated Kenneth P.
Edwards of Midlothian aoday two up
and one to play in the final round of
&c holes for the Glenview cup.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-21
MANY DIE WHEN
TRAINS CRASH
COLLISION BETWEEN PERE MAR.
ouETTE EXCURSION AND
FREIGHT TRAINS.
BLAME FREIGHT CREW
For Running or Other Tarinss Time
Y Passengers or undanaasd
Coaches Rush to Rsscue of
Those Beneath Wreck.

iS -~---~-~A. s4&888 fH&
\ Salem, Mich July 2o.--Thirsy. ona
people ave dead and III re than T3 ase
injured. many seriously, as the res
isult OF d head on collision today Ie
/ tween this village and Plymouth when
ia Pere Marquette excursion train
bound from lonia to Detroit crazhsi
Int a westtound freight train at d cas
lin a sharp curve,
/ The passenger OF the elyea cara
Icarrying the Perc Marquette shop an-
iployes cf isnia and their families 10
Detroit for their annual excursion.
| was running probably fifty miles an
hour dcsn steep grade. II straea
he locomotive OF the freaghs train
With such fierce as TO tsrn the freight
engine completely around. althnuaa
|only a few freight cars were smash
ed. Behind the two wrecked loconio
|tives six cars Of she passenger traii
Hay piled In a hopeless wreck.
Farmer Sees Accident
Fiyc passenger coaches remained
On ne track undamaged and were
used to cGnrey the dead and injured
to Ionia. THO t.gD coaches f,esf aAea
Ipf those, were teiescroped. The next
rar forward stood almost an Ifa enA
after tlc wreck, Its forward end VA
Fes Inc In the roadhcd and the rear
,nd was high Ia the AIR uuon tl,e twa
teloschcped coaches.
James Bowie. farm~r worktnr III !
fleld near the track saw NE accident
He sayA the passenger ~ shnt
on steam ana applled y ara
the ereAs of hoth enainE
before the crash HeV
racks where he founn
passengers from the ri
ming forward ana he il
in removing the des
from the wreek ri
placed in ! row alonr
and the Injured were
and Detroit. The gS del
I'D codwip. heal brake
nassaneor train waa takey
sreclx o I
Fireman Kn- wlas died on
rain IN route !, Detroit hrl ~
ist ~ dead ! thirty with :
,i,itV that moro bodies Wills 4 q
i ne wreclsapa and seyeral ofTs IS
i,re.a NAV dia !.
Freioht cre. Eesponsible.
The resnsps,hilitv IL nut mon tba
~ew az ira freight tarin bv the osYi.
.iala ~ tba road One ~ fhnaa VII,
,rrivoa 4, the SCENE az the wreck s,oa
fter tha ocaident secured from the
,rew ~ the freight train he ordersf
,naer which n was running and which
! e said showed the posi,ion OF tse
!. .seanoer exacnrsion train. ami that
no frsigbt had euerouched mon The
ther trains running time.
The ~ JIlsion occurred M ara
,,c,ock and tho fre,ght should have
cached salem at o 10 10 he within
heir orders
Tho ,,n,a.t rbar .ha trains ssyuck
voc tor,ieo ana n nup,har ~ nasssn-
,ers sit. inc near the windows Of the
oar md uudamagea coaches were
brown throuqh tho Windows 10 the
rroupd After mOmpntarv manic
bo pniniprad .eonle rnsha5 IN the
GO ~ ,h-sa n,nto,ed AMONG ths
wroo,,o r.,,ii,a. ,varo scst,arst
r,ong Tho dinorsus cars and thera
! orc fran,,od se,rchee for ,,,tsslnr
a,a,,ras
g. r,. A..h,,,
~, r,,-s..s- 80 rs.,,,. 80.
.,L -, go a,5 -, ho -ao.,,
', - ''9 n'o." ,A,, 80 -
= l'9 s,',a Tno. ,-. 4. r.
e'u "o nm -
's, e VI ,,e 1'''", ~ -.
ma w c"u'u s'
wung aroun dihe' curve. The next
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-21

A girl IS rarely deaf 10 mans pro
pesal when a ssamond ring accompa-
uies it-sf least. Bot stone ass. glfe.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-21
SCORES FOR YESTERDAY
National L.eanu,.

NeS Ycfk, july 2O.-The Ic,ls
won an errcrsess game, shutting cut
the pennant Leaders
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-21

aV q I'~-- IdHHlMan, Nendham and
Bro~a; Ph,nippi and Gibson.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-21

Eiooklyn, July 20--S ricklett won
his own game by making three base
hit In the fifth inning.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-21

JUST ONE IDEA N WI stysyyIs;s'
rrent tsat catct-s hctd w ,1d shs.61
the reader y suNictert u maks ths
whoie ad effective. N \ \ M
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-21

THE TRUTH, THE WHOLE truth
and nothing hut the truth Is az good
rulc for the sdv-rtloer as for wit.
ness In a co.rt Of Justice.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-21

CC0ncluded on FoartA PagsJ
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-21

HntIerles-+St IcElctt ani pcrgen;,
Ewfsg ana Schle.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-21

Philadelphia. aGd st. Iou,s-wct
grounds, no game.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-21

" 7" t''uF' ~ = IT HHI DOW ct
ran; Lundgrca ana King.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-21

Eostrn, July 90 Superior lasc run
ring AMI punching hts enabled PITT,
burg to win.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-21
American League.

HatIPfles- Sever and ayne: Wad
dell and Powers.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-21

When he was released from the
Horkbousc James p. fMcCsnn. owner
of race horses and man about town
'ook him up and naTring on began
a aourishing parasites existence Nc
Csnn drank heavily. bcbnobbed wiih
4 fast set. and never worked. He
lived upon the residue Of a large for
iunc which he hsd largely dissipated
and by gambling He trusted Bar
-ington Implicitly and hsd arranged
70 hack him in hotel venture On
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-10
$500 Long Black Coats $3.50
$500 Skirts $3.50

Black silk skirts, made from
fine swiss taffeta, with in
verted pleats and panels,
trimmed with stitched folds.
$500 values, $3.50.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1907-02-23
nm EC'rlpNs.

a General Foreign Exchange has.
imess Transacted. Travellers Circn.
lar Letters Of Credit Sssued avail.
able In nl1 parts Of the world.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-07-07
A TRIBUTE.

Dr. Peniclt is dead! The orphan
friends, the widows friend, the friend
indeed of humanity, especially Of the
poor and unfortunate women and chill
dren Of earth, has gone to his rest.
Never too busy to hear the call for
help, to speak reassuring words, to com
fort the down-hearted, to reason away
misgivings, through which window in
the sky Of doubt would open, the blue Of
heaven peep through, with the star OF
hope shining benignly More than twen-
ty years DR.. Penick lived and moved
among us. supplementing the work Of
his pastorate with the helpfuIness Of a
broad minded citizenship
Sectarianism did not limit his friend
ships, his sympathies, nor his plans,
which were for the general good. TO
his intelligence and humanity we have
today the Genevieve Orphanage, caring
for motherless children from all over
the State. 1t had its days of almost fail
ure, but its most loyal friend, its found
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-07-07
PERSONALS

Mr.. aud Mrs. j. Alexander arc en-
Toying the return home Of their sons,
Percy and Albert Alexander These fine
Young men arc graduates respectively Of
West Point aud the University Of Vir-
gina law school Shreveport is becom-
ING known fyr il hnc element u young
professional men. and indeed may be
regarded as center for professional
advancement
Prof and Mr. Virgil Griffin we're
guests during the week Of Mrs. 70 K.
Thomas Prof Griffin Is principal Of
the high school al Hampstead, Texas,
and ranks among the most efficient and
successful teachers III the State.
Pro1 Bond, principal Of the manual
training department Of the central high
school, IS visiting relatives III Ruston
Mr.. Andrew Qucrbes, Jr., a bright
graduate the past session Of the high
school, was IN ST Louis with his father
the past week where lie stood the test
necessary studies at Tulane University
next October to prepare for his entrance
to Yale the following year
Miss Ellen w. Tulloch Of the North
Louisiana Sanitarium left during the
week for Canada to visi her parents.
Mrs. K. n Mcclellan returned We'd
ncsday frof Tyler, Texas, where she
visited her sister, Mrs Matte Town
send.
Mrs. Annie Lou Wilson Storms and
children of Mexico are the welcome
guests Of Mrs. Annie Kcrley.
The Misses Bolinger are guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Whelcss at Alden
Mrs John Rogers and children u
Grand Cane are visiting their parents
Mr.. and Mrs. +. II. Gosman.
Mrs. ". Dinglc and Miss Mary Din
gle are spending month with relatives
in Stuttgart, Ark