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Attest:
Sonora Mining Notes.
PHI. HEROLD,
 CLERK.

Special Correspondence to the Amer
 ican Mining Review, from Altar, So-
 nora: The Tajitos mine, located 25
 miles from Caborca, in the Altar district. has been held by the Garcias | (owners of Pilares de Teras, and
 5enigno) for years H. J. Sisty and as- scciates are re- opening this mine There Is an old mill on the property batteries) that judging by it's looks, you would say dated back to a period before stamps were invented Mir. Sisty has moved over there an old mill from Caborca, which I understand is about ready to run. I believe the property is a good one and results will be A ques. tion of management and development.
 The Juarez mill, six miles west of Tajitos, is running steadily, and I un- derstand the clean- ups are very satis- factory.
 The Noche Buena camp, 25 miles to the west, will soon have a mill. Some of the surface showings of free gold at this mine were unusual, and develop nent to date indicates permanency of the veins, fair width. and good values. There seems little room for doubt but that the outcome here will be satisfac- tory, as values are already in sight to cover original cost of property, develop ment and plant.
 The mill and cyanide plant at Gam pana, 20 miles north of Tajitos, is running, - do not know with what re- suit.
 Reina del Gro mill, at Tiro, is again running E F. Harris, of the Cobra do Mining Company, at Cerro Cobra do, has suspended operations.
 Considerable development work is going on in the copper camps in the southern part of the district. near the Hermosillo line.
 A few Announcements of copper in the north part of the dis trict, have lately been made. Con movement is expected around here as soon as the cooler weather sets in.
 The Sonora Copper Company is developing a very promising property | east of the railroad between Puerto | and Llano stations and now has a new station on the Sonora railroad called | ''Noria," which is only three miles from the mine. The property is show ing up we'll. A M. Conard. formerly of Nogales. Arizona, is president of the company.
The border vidette., 1907-09-21
Mexico VIII Established Free Zone.

A recent dispatch from Fl Paso, says:-Advices have been received
 here of semi official nature that the
 Mexican government proposes to esta blish federal district along the border of the Unite1 States to occupy the same territory that was occupied by the "Zona Libre' which was abol- ished about two years ago. This strip was about sixty miles wide and under it's provisions no American could take up any mineral concessions in that strip and it was necessary to have them denounced in the name of a citizen of Mexico. if they were wanted.
 Besides this regulation there were provisions in regard to the entering of goods, etc. The proposed new district will be under the control of the feder- al authorities and government officials appointed by President Diaz.
 It is on account or the present i'm migration difficulties and recent sensa- tional smuggling scandals at Fl Paso and Nogales that has led Secretary of mend the est blishment of this zone to the president. The general impress sion here is that the measure will be adopted at once and an effort made to stop the present difficulties that are existing"
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A. o U. W. Grand Lodge.

The fifth stated meeting of the A. o. U w. grand lodge of New Mexico and Arizona will be held at Albu- querque beginning Oct. 18th, to last probably three days.
 There are 2S lodges in this jurisdic- tion, of which the following are the grand officers: Past Grand master workman, H. B. St. Claire, Phoenix, grand master workman, J. E. O'Con- ner. Florence. Ariz; grand foreman, Grant Rivenberg, Santa Fe; grand overseer, G. w. NJ. Oarvil. Globe, grand recorder, k. J. Trippel, Tucson, grand receiver, F. A. Odermatt, Tue son; grand guide, G. F. Leonard, Phoenix, grand inside watchman, NJ. T. Broden, Jerome; grand medical ex- aminer, Dr. w. S. Harroun, Santa Fe.
 It is expected that upward of 100 will be there from the lodges in the two territories, besides visitors who many come attracted by special rates given by the railroads at the meeting of the grand lodge next month .-Exchapge.
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Mexican Immigrants.

The number of Mexican laborers ad mitted to the United States durin g the month of August broke all records in the Fl Paso immigration service.
 During the month total of 53S9 Mexican laborers applied for admis- sion and of this number 17 were de- barred entirely for various causes and 32O were manifested as immigrants who were probably coming to the United States to make their perma- nent residence here.
 The other 5O52 all stated that their residence in the United States was to be only temporary, and they declared that they had no intention or desire to leave Mexico for good,
 This is the greatest number ever ad- mitted in one month Tn Fl Paso. - Post.
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persons as road viewers on change of county road from Duquesne to Washington Camp, viz: Henry Harmon, H. l. Vaughn and County Surveyor J. A. Straith Upon motion, duly carried it was ordered that the clerk adver- tise for bids for painting roof of court house also wainscoating, etc, inside of the building and furnish ing material therefor, as per specifcations on file in the office of the Board All bids to be re- ceived up to 10 o'clock a. m, July 1st, 1907, and to be accompanied by certified check in the sum eff $5O.OO. The Board reserves the right to reject any and all bids. Upon motion the Board now adjourned until Monday, July 1st, 1907 at 10 o'clock a. m.
 Approved:
 J. A. HARRISON,
 CHAIRMAN. Attest:
 PHIL HEROLD,
 CLERK.
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TERRITORIAL NOTES. Items of Interest CuIIed From Our Ex-
 changes

For the purpose of having a place
 to saw up redwod ties used in the
 construction work on the Cananea
 Yaqui River and Pacific, which is
 building out of Guaymas. tine entire
 lumber camp of Albion. O,l., with the
 exception of the town hotel, has been
 acquired by the railroad company
 Colonel Randolph returned to the
 city Sunday from trip to California.
 Discussing the suspension of opera
 tions in extending any lines nt present he said that it due to the strin gency of the money market and
 that the only work which is being done is such as is necessary on the Southern Pacific lines in Mexico.
 The Arizona Gazette says the Saddle Mountain Mining company, about 90 miles north of Benson, has ties and rails strewed along the road bed. which was graded some time ago for narrow gauge railroad from the ter minus ot the Phoenix &, Eeastern at Winkleman, to their mines and smelter at Christmas. A narrow gauge locomotive is in the yard at Phoenix, which will be shipped in few days to Winkleman and placed on the new road.
 Messrs. Vance Carothers and J. R. Hendra have over in the Chinipas region, eastward from Alamos a niue they denounced in January, 1906. in which they have great faith. The ledge IS thirty feet in width, and rich | in gold and silver. The silver values are we'll distributed through the ledge, and run about ifty-five ounces per ton The gold values very considerably, and assays have yielded returns as high as $500, gold per ton. The gentlemen state that the formation resembles greatly that of Cripple Greek. Oasis.
 Report coming from the Crow Can yon mines is to the effect that a fine body of ore has been struck at 0 depth of thirty-two feet in the shaft, although it was not thought that ore would be reached unfil crosscut was run at the 100 level. Handsome specimens of native copper have been ,aken from the shaft and much good copper ore is showing iu the porphyry filing of the vein. Work is being pushed on the shaft and it is though depth of 100 feet will be reached ,arlp in October. Water was struck 1t depth of thirty feet, but does not interfere with the work.-Kingman Miner.
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petltlOn signed Dy parents and guardian of more than ten chil- dren of school age was presented to the Board asking that school dis trict be established at Elgin.
 Upon motion, all members vot- ing "aye," the petition was grant ed.
 Report of A. S. Henderson, just ice of the peace Precinct No. 4, for quarter ending March 31, 1907, audited and filed.
 Sheriff's report of licenses issued during month of May, 1907, audit ed and filed.
 In the matter of the demand of O. K. Franklin for $275, account refund of liquor license, it was ordered that the Clerk write to the Attorney General and get his opinion as to whether or not the Board can legally allow such de mand.
 Report of viewers on road from Old Stevens ranch at Crittenden to Mansfield Camp as per petition filed, was presented to the Board, and upon motion, all members vot- ing "aye," the same was accepted. It was further ordered that said road be declared county road as far as Mansfield Camp and map thereof ordered filed in the re- corder's office as required by law.
 Upon motion, duly carried, the Board now appointed the following
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Our prices are the same as Chicago and New York. w hen you purchase your Ma chine and Records from us, we save you the Express Charges to Nogales-
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Victor Talking Machines.

We are wholesale and retail dealers for Mex ico for the Victor Talk ing Machines.
The border vidette., 1907-09-21

Our new stock of Re- cords comprises over 1000, 10 and 12 inch and a complete as- sortment of Red Seal.
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Victors from S10.00 to S100 co carried in stock
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OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS
 -OF THE Board of Supervisors of Santa Cruz County.
OF TIT F.

Office of the Board of Supervisors
 of Santa Cruz County, Nogales, Arizona, June 3rd, 1907.
 The Board of Supervisors me- pursuant to adjournment of May 9th, 1907.
 Present, Chairman J. A. Harri- son, members O. F. Ashburn and I. Burgoon and Clerk Herold.
 Meeting of previous meeting read and approved.
 The Board audited and allowed the following demands: Mary De V Hunt, Feeding
 prisoners May, 1907. $ 116 55 Allen T. Bird, Fees clerk of
 District Court .. 12 so E. D. Miller, assigned to First National Bank
 of Nogales, printing and
 publishing 25 70 E. D. Miller, assigned to
 First National Bank of
 Nogales, printing and
 publishing ......... 26 9 First National Bank of
 Nogales, assigned ac
 counts of jurors . IS 60 Nogales Electric Light,
 Ice & Water Company,
 lights and ice for May,
 1907 .......... -. 17 60 L. V. Hoyt, Special de-
 tective, District Attor-
 ney's office. -. w 16 7O| B. M. Doak, constable fees
 Precinct No. 12. .... 12 col Geo. B. Marsh. Inc, sup
 plies ;-....-... IF 30 A. D. Page, constable fees
 Precinct No. 4. 12 40 J. A. Straith, Surveyor. Is % A. D. Page, constable fees
 Precinct No. 4 4..... 21 15 | B. M. Doak, constable fees
 Precinct No. 12 .... 8 O5 | Ethel Doherty, services
 stenographer in Justices Court Precinct No. .... 5 co B. M. Doak, constable fees
 Precinct No. 12 7 so | w. A. O'Connor, team
 hire, District Attorney. 5 co J. A. Straith, jail guard. 30 co P. J. Munch, Copyist Re
 corders office. s % w. w. Bailey, salary jailer
 May, 1907. 75 co A. Valdez, refund liquor
 license. 8 A John Smith, refund liquor license 16 65 A petition signed by parents and guardian of more than fen chi1-
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Catalogues and price lists furnished on ap- plication.
The Washington times., 1907-10-01
Mrs. Garfield Returns.

Mrs. Garfield, wife of the Secretary
Of the Interior. returned today from
her summer visit at Mentor. Ohio. tho
old farm home of the martyred Presi-
dent Garfield. father Of the Secretary
The Garfelds will take possession of the
RlOomer house on Massa chusetts ave
nue.. when the improvements now being
made are completed IN the interim, the
Secretary and Mrs Garfield are staying
in Clifford PinchOts home, on Rhode
Island avenue
The Washington times., 1907-10-01
Miss Beall Married.

The marriage OF Miss Mary Lillian
Beall. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Beall, and Thomas Edward Picker viii
take place this afternoon in Holy
Trinity Catholic Church, Thirty-sixth
and O streets. Georgetown Upon their
return from their briGal lriT. Mr.. Kicker
win take his bride to their future home,
1871 Thirty-secOnd street, where they
viii be at home after October l.
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MRS. ROOSEVELT
AND MISS ETHEL
ATTEND THEATER

Mrs. Roosevelt and Miss Ethel Roose-
veit wife and daughter OF the Presi-
dent, occupied a box at the Bclasco
Sheater hast evening to SEE the opening
performance OF THE Lancers." They
had with them the Presidents brother
in-law, Rear Admiral William Sheffield
Cowles. L. S. N: Miss Hagner, and
Capt. Fitzhugh Lee. Z. S. a. Mrs.
Roosevelt and her daughter were both
IN white gowns, and Miss Hagner wore
gray silk with lace.
The Washington times., 1907-10-01
MS Etheridge Returns Home.

Miss Virginia Etheridge. daughter Of
Dr. William Etneridge. of St Pau
street. Baltimore, who has been spend
ing the past fortnight as the guest Of
the Misses Taggdrt. Of 324S y street
northwest. has returned TO her home.
She was accompanied by Miss Eliza
beth TSEgart. for q few days stay.
The Washington times., 1907-10-01
Rear Admiral Barker Back.

Rear Admiral and Mrs. Barker ant
their daughter. Miss Maxwell. have re-
turned TO their home. on y street. after
spending the summer at Richheh
Springs y. Y. Miss Maxwell made a
series of visits during the summer TO
friends in the AdiroudaclIs and on the
Tucson river.
The Washington times., 1907-10-01
Beveridges Occupy Box.

Senator Albert J. Beveridge Of Indiana
and his bride. who was formerly Mis-
N[atherine Eddy, OF Chicago. who are
at the Shoreham for a few days, were
also in a box at the Belasco last even
ing. Mrs. Beveridge was particularly
beautiful in a gown OF soft pale gray
crepe de chine, with a large pale gray
hat with long gray pIumes.
The Washington times., 1907-10-01

Mr. and Mrs. j. kaufman held q re-
ception al their home Sunday evening,
in honor of the recently announced en-
gagement Of their daughter, Carrye, to
A. Jacoby-
The parlors were decorated in rcd
Y al The same color scheme carried out
iu-the dining room; the centerpiece OF
the table was American Beauties, with
red shaded candelabra at either end.
Mr. and Mrs Kaufman were assisted
by Mr.. and Mrs. Jacoby. Mr.. and Mrs.
s. Newmyer. Of Havre de Grace. Md.
Mrs Mosher, and Mrs. Gutenberg. The
young ladies presiding in the diningroOm
we're Miss Maud Lichtenstein, Hiss
mers.
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Miss Paget Engaged.

The engagement has been announced
OF Miss Leila Paget, only daughter Of
Gem Sir Arthur and Lady Paget. to
Ralph Paget, son OF the late Sir Aug
ustus PaSct, British ambassador TO
vienna and Rome, Ralph Paget Is
Griusn minister and consul general at
Bangkok. The wedding will take place
quietly at the end of October.
Lord RoystOn. eldest son Of Lord
Hardwlcke, denies the report that ne IS
engaged TO be married TO Miss Bessie
Thomas, Of Bay City, Mich.
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MADAME DE BLANPIE,
Wife Of the Naval Attac he at the French Embassy.

dence. Tie only attendants were Miss
l.. May Larkin. and Harry D. Larkin,
sister and brother of the bride The
brides gown was of white serge, with
hat and gloves 10 match; her going
away gown being OF blue chiffon broad
brides hOme! only her immediate family
being present
MIR. and Mrs. Conlcy- Will live at the
Mecanuc, 20l East Thirtieth street, New
York city. where they viii be at home
TO their friends after October TO-
The Washington times., 1907-10-01

The Conductor-Come out of IT. mister;
you got to change here. This car goes
to the barn.
The Seeing-New Yorker Chaif asleep)-
Go right ahead. sonnyi i amt fed a
hog er MIXED a COW in over a week,
b'gosh. III help ye do the chores this
evenin'.-Puck.
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vanderbilts Going to Biitmore.

Mr. and MS George Vanderbilt, who
have again leased the residence I707
New Hampshire avenue. where they
spent last winter, are expected in their
Bilt1nore estate early in October They
will step over for a short stay in Wash
ington on their way from New York to
Asheville with 4 party OF friends. who
win form a house party for the autumn
season.
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MIGNnNFTTK

Careless of heights whers boldcr bios
SONS stalk
To faunt a flaming or inviting hue.
Nightly IT kneels beside 70 log=!y walk
And prays me evening memories OF
you
Alma War. in AppIeton's Magazine.
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Leased by Rep. Haskins.

Representative Kittredge HaslSins Of
Vermont and Mrs. HasBins have leased
an apartment in the Connecticut for
the winter, and will take possession
about November 1. Representative and
Mrs. Hasldns occupied an apartment
there winter before last. and spent :ast
winter al the Grafton They are now in
their Vermont home.
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lIrs. Swett Returns Tomorrow.

Mrs L. d. NJ. SWEET, who returned TO
Elis country a month. ago from Europe,
Chere she spent the summer, and has
Since been at her home in Portland, Me.
will return to Washington tomorrow.
The Washington times., 1907-10-01

An enjoyable affair OF last week was
the stag theater party and banquet.
given In honor OF Alfred WoiIberg. one
of the members. as a farewell. He Will
leave in tho very near future for Char
lJttesville. Va. TO reside permanently.
Those in the party were Harry Loeb.
Milton Broch. Harold Levi. Wallace
LuChs Raymond Blumenfeld, Bernard
Ereslau. Gtorge Stern. and Henry Sond-
letlier
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Wedding Announced

Mrs. Annie NJ. Petty announces the
marriage OF her daughter. Miss Clara
Beatrice. to Henry Byrne Weaver, Of
Front Royal. Va The ceremony TOOK
place Monday, September 50. After 90
tobcr - Mr. and Mrs. Weaver will be
at home In the Olyu pia.
The Washington times., 1907-10-01
Invitations for Dance.

The Merrymakers have issued invita-
tions for their October dance, Thursday
evening. October 3, at the Natiol al
Elfies' Armory.
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Mrs. Gilliland Home Again.

Mrs. George E Gnliland has returned
TO her home in Washington, after hav-
Ing spent the summer with Mrs. Nc
Neal in Denver, Col, and the Colorado
resorts.
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ConIey-Larkin Marriage.

Mr.. and Mrs. Richard d. Larkin. OF
he Oregon apartment, announce the
marriage of their daughter. Peachie
ones. to Charles Harold Conley. Of
Kew York city. Monday. September go
At noon. The ceremony was solelnnized
~ the Rev. S. II. Greene in his resi-
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Bensons 60 TO New York.

Mr.. ard Mrs. Z. s. Benson have dis
mantled their apartment in the Con-
necticut, ard left Washington yesterday
Tor New York city, where they will
make their home this winter
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Nine. Amenebar Gives Up Apartment.

Nine. Amenebar and her sister, Nine.
Lasoano. have given up their apartment
in the Connecticut. and have gone 20
the NCrgDaudie for a month before sail
ing FOR their home in Chile, where
they will join NJ. AmeEebar.
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ROckefellers at warwick Neck.

Mr. and Mrs. John D Rockefeller.
Jr.. are the guests Of Senator and Mrs.
Aldrich, Mrs. RockefeIler's parents. II,
their country home at Warwick Neck.
The Washington times., 1907-10-01
M. Howard Returns.

drs. George Howard and their chill
drel have arrived In Washington, and
nave Joined Mr. Howard IN the family
residence.
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Justice McKenna in Canton.

Justice McKenna left Washington sun
day for Canton Ohio, where he went
to attend the Mckinley memorial exer-
cises.
The Washington times., 1907-10-01

Mrs. Frank Barrack. of Twenty-hrst
street entertained at RIncheon Satur-
day in her home. when those present
we're Mrs Edgar L. Barclay. Mrs ID.
L. Engel. Mrs. r. Il. Johnston, and Mrs.
T. Z. Wolfe
The Washington times., 1907-10-01
Hales Move to Chicago.

Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Hale have gone
to Chicago, where Mr.. Hale has estab-
Iished his Offices, TO be absent for about
a week or ten days.
The Washington times., 1907-10-01
The Misses Mellen in Philadelphia.

The Misses Mellen, who have been
spending the summer at Bar Harbor.
are now at the Aldine Hotel. Philadel-
paia, for a short stay, en- route to
Washington for the winter.
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Nickersons Return.

Col. and Mrs. A. Hewitt Nickerson
lave returned to their apartments IN
the Lenox, 1923 L street northwest after
an outing pleasantly spent IA the Blue
Mountains, near Round Hill, Va.
The Washington times., 1907-10-01

Justice Moody is expected to return
TO Washington this week. where he will
open his apartment in the Connecticut
The Washington times., 1907-10-01
Holidays in New Home.

Rear Admiral Holiday has taken nos
session of his new home, 2021 Connec-
ticut avenue where he Will be ioined
November 1 by Mrs. Holiday
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Mrs T. Reizenstein and daughter
Mrs. Alexander kaufman. are spending
a feN weeks at Atlantic City.
The Washington times., 1907-10-01

Mrs. G. Berwanger and her father, J.
Lyon. have taken an apartment al nc
DevonsEire. Columbia road
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take place November IS in the home
Of the Dride-elect's parents. on. Girard
street. The. ceremony. viii be solemn
izeC at 1880, and win be followed b. a
reception at RaUschers' from s TO 10
O'Clock.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Loo S. sheonthal of West
minister street. have been entertaining
their cousin. Louis Stern. OF Pitu8bUTg.
Pa.
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Legares Go to Hot Springs.
Justice Moody Coming This Week.

hIr- and Mrs. Alec Legare went to Hot
Springs. Va, today for a short season
The Washington times., 1907-10-01

The first affair 10 be given this season
by the Phoenix Club VIII probably be a
stag 70 be given early next month.
The Washington times., 1907-10-01
RlltOn- Ball Wedding Date.

The marriage of Miss Frances Vir-
slnla BAH TO Dr.. }. Franklin Hilton. will
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DEDUCTION.

Farmer Meddergrass Creading raperl
Tibet Vaudeville must be great show
town.
Mrs. Meddergrass-why so. Pa?
ivy, I see here where another one
OF our greatest actors has made ar
rangements Z stay right thar fer a
hull season.-Puck-
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Note that Sample COrscts, made 70 retail at 81 10
500 are 10 be I9c Tor choice II an early morning
visitor, should find, and. viii find, $3.50
C2rsetS II late visitor you must cIedit early Wis
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1907-10-16

Their program is one of the kind
that is different" Mr.. Frank Dixon,
Washington. ID. c., lecturer, will &C
cupy the platform next He is spok-
Ell OF as "a molder Of national
ideals" He is an ideal lecturer, and
will give a talk filled with the highest
Americanism Third in order is Dr.
Austen X. de Blois pastor First
Baptist church, Chicago The Chi
cago Chronicle pronounces him a
most eloquent speaker" Com
handing in present and scholarly in
thought, he will present an address
that no student can afford 10 miss.
Schildkrets Hungarian Orchestra
will be the second OF the two musical
numbers OF the course. This is the
orchestra that played at the wedding
of Miss Alice Roosevelt. No need to
say that it will be the best organiza-
ton OF its kind that an Alma audience
has ever listened to. "The Baltimore
American Man." Gillian, famous all
through the states, will conclude the
course. Well known to all readers
OF Success through his swinging
verses, he will appeal to many as an
old friend. The lecture course COM
mittee have indeed "made good" in
getting man Of Gillilan's reputation