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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-31

Owens & Minor Drug Co. are our
sole local agents Ask for Bi-Monthly
Bulletin of late recoNeries
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-31

Other charters granted are:
Quinn-McGowan Furniture Company,
Wilson, capital $4,000. by O.aW. Quinn,
"A. ID. MCGOWAN and others.
Tho Belhaven Lumber and Manu-
featuring Company capital $780, 900, by
Others.
The Continental Credit Company,
Ashboro. capital $50, 000. authorized and
1000 subscribed, by G. T. Lotion, G.
L. Holton and others, for maintaining
a commercial credit agency.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-03-05

Ii. Mcintyre, Frank Il. Vilemaire, w.
George r. Graves, -. Il. USullivan;
trustee of public money, G. G.. Allard;
town grand juror, Henry Conlin; town
agent, Frank l. Graves; road commits
sioncr, ]. =. Cameron; school director
for three years. w. G. lombard; school
director for one year, II. w. Thomp-
son. The new ticket elected is prac-
tically democratic one.
At meeting Of the board of civil
authority held Tuesday the follow
ing were named as grand jurors
George Stoddard, Emile Bais, T. II.
Allard. NJ. e. Douglas. Paul Leclair.
H. T.. Thompson and Michael Gibbons.
Following is the list of petit Jurors.
+. +. Gokcy O. A. Smith, j. j.. VOL
colt, Joseph Blondin. j. s. OBricn.
Hector lIuard, J. f. Sullivan, George
T. Graves, J. A. Chicoinc, George
Sheppard, u. T. sullivan, oscar Shep-
pard. Arthur Mansoau, Thomas Mon
gcon and NJ. w. Newton.
John Laughlin of Troop G, 18th cav
airy, Fort Ethan Allen. arraigned be-
fore Justice Graves yesterday, pleaded
guilty to being intoxicated and was
fined 81 and costs. He will serve al
tentative sentence of 10 days in iail.
Joseph Lyons of Mallctts Bay, arrest
ed yesterday afternoon by Officer Bcr-
geron, will be given n hearing to-day
on the charge of intoxication.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-03-05
WEsTFORD.

Miss Carrie Kimball and Amos d.
Partridge were married at the home of
the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Kimball, February &c. by the
Rev. j. Kiddcr. Mr.. and Mrs. Part
ridge left Immediately for trip to
Montrcal.-Miss Eva Macombcr return
cd to Lynn Saturday noon.--Therc was
a minstrel show in the town hall
Tuesday evening given by talent from
Essex Junction.--Gcorge Morgan has
moved to Flctchcr--David Holmes is
moving to Milton.
The Fortnightly club observed gentle
mems night Saturday evening at Mrs.
L. a. Bates's. a short play, "The Teeth
OF the Gift Horse" was given and re-
frcshmcnts were served. The next meet
ing of the club will be held this
afternoon at Mrs H. n. Macombcr's.-
Herman Northwny returned from Boston
Wednesday, Miss Maria Stuart was at
home from Milton over Sunday.--Sevcn
young people went to Fairfax Sunday to
be baptized at the Baptist Church.-Mr.
Kelley n foreis missionary, spoke in
the B1ptiet Church Monday evening
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-03-05
SOUTH BURLINGTON.

A social was held at +. c. Isham
Thursday evening for the benefit of the
Rev. q. L. story. About 30 were present,
games were played ana refreshments
served. Mr.. Story vas greatly surprised
when Mrs. Alice Platka presented linn
with $16.i5 which had been donated by
those present He responded in a feeling
manner Saturday evening the Rev. q.
W. Durfcy Of Colchester gave a temper
ance lecture in the town hall which was
well attcndcd,-A surprise party was
given ". W. Aldrich at his home Satur-
day, his birthday lie was presented
with a gold rims from his relatives and
several presents and s. by his neighbours
Mr. Brace Of Burlington played the vio-
lin for the young people to dance. Re
frcshmcnts were scrvcd.-AIrs. Louise
Iieiiion has moved from the union poor
farm, where she has acccptably filled the
position Of matron the past year, to her
farm here.-E. r. Slocum has a sheep
that gave birth to three lambs Sunday.
All are alive and of I God size.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-03-05
GEORGIA..

The Rcv Thomas Adams, pastor Of Tho
Baptist church. has accepted call from
thee church in SALISBURY and preached
his farewell sermon Sunday.
Thursday evening fifty friends and
ncighbors gave Mr.. and Mrs pike a
reception. they have moved to st. AL
bans, and Mr.. WILDER, who purchased
the farm. has taken possession. Alex
ander Newton moves on Mr.. Clark s
farm.-Arthur shore has taken posses
sion of the Coburn place which he
bought and Leo Allen has moved 10
ST Albans.-Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Roy
nolds are parents of son born Tues
day.-The Methodist society served
dinner town meeting day.--Arthur
REYNOLDS l. to carry on William Lam
don's farm this year and moved there
last week
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-03-05
WINOOSKI.

Tho annual town meeting was hold
il Concert hail with an attendance not
quito mp to former years Moderator
II A. Bailey called the meeting to or
der and G. G. Allard acted as clerk
Upon motion of H. \. Deavitt it was
voted 20 accept the reports of tho
town oihcers' the town voted TO
pay al taxes assessed upon its
gran" HSt TOT l'oS' ana inc town
"'9NlVt ScHooI 'aN' directlE 10 the
wv" ~, 1t was N"''d 10 "u-
'N' ,'H'' " "o'r"W inc
"''ieS' Nv
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-03-05

Receipts q to0 sales $500 fu-
'urcsi spot firm. option market was
steadlcr on light receipts closing "A 10
re net higher, May closed 7l#c; July
closed 70i4
OATS Receipts $1,000; exports 2,o55;
spot steady.
COFFEIS-Tho market for coffee flu
lures opened quiet at unchanged prices
to an advance of Ave points and ruled
foaturclcss closing dun net unchanged
to nvo points higher. Sales were report
ed OF 1900 bags including: March $3.50
and sept sG1OnG.l5.
Spot quiet No. T, Rio GH ;antos No.
Santos sasasla; mild coffee quiet, Corr
dova ioAH13hc.
SCGAR-Raw firm; fair refining 3.37;
centrifugal 90 test 9.Sl, molasscs sugar
BIZ, refined steady.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-03-05
RICHTORD.

Clair Prown. son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Daniel Brown Of this place, has been
graduated from the business college at
sherbrookc. Quo.-A special village meet
ing is called for Monday evening,
March O. in Bank hall to consider build
ing n hose housc.-Carl Smith Of Boston
is visiting his mother. Mrs. George W.
Srnith.-Arthur r.. GreCoire of the
Chinese detention house force has been
appointed an inspector in the United
States immigration service at salary
of 1920 a year and assigned to duty
elsewhere in New rngland-The funeral
Of Mrs. John Cummings, who died
Thursday, was hold at the Methodist
Church Sunday afternoon. The Rev. w.
f. Douglass officia ed and burial was in
Hillside cemetery. Mrs Cummings is
survived by her husband, three daugh-
tcrs and three sons.--Mrs. +. G. Wheel
or went to Montreal Saturday to visit
her husband. who is in the Royal Vic
toria hospital.
W. W. Rounds of Mon 'pclicr is here
and expects to remain a month or more
during the maple sugar season.
Arthur \. MandiSo, WHO was called here
to attend the funeral Of his aunt Miss
Minnie A. Arms returned to his studies
at Drew Theological Seminary. Madison,
y. j., MondaY.-A Mcrriman Brown a
student of the L. Y. NJ, Burlington,
was at home over Sunday.--A daughter
was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Hector st.
Francis February 2>-Mr and Mrs.
Joseph Cling have soll thcir house and
lot to Marie cote Lcpago for $500 and
have given posse MIR. and Mr..
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-03-05
UNDERFILL,.

The play given by the Cndcrhill high
school Friday evening was a genuine
success, all doing exceptionally well for
amateurs. The audience was large and
a1p-eciativo Principal Brdreman and
lie sister Miss Estes. assisted greatly
with their musical selections between
acts. The following pupils took part:
Alice Kirby, Mariory Hayden. Mae
Elakey, Howard lockwood. Lyle Rock
wood Henry Aver. Harold Hayden,
Archie Kirby and Willie Blaisdell
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-03-05

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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-03-05

Mt the Congregational C"urch in Essex
The marriage OF Gertrude Donovan of
South Hero and George Mayo took place
Monday at the church of the Holy
Family. The ceremony was performed by
the Rev. J. u. Poullot.
The town meeting at Essex Tues
day was unusually largely attended.
In addition to the officers mentioned
elsewhere II. w, Ring was elected poor
farm director, Frank Allen second con-
stable, II. II. Day, tree warden, and
Mrs II. A. Ladd library trustee TO fiji
out the uncxprcd term of william
IIuntley resigned. 1t was voted to pay
tho library trustees of the Essex Free
Library the sum of $50 in compliance
with section 119S of the public stat
utcs. Also to give s25 to Il. S. sherman
Post, G. a. r.. for Memorial day pur-
poses. 1t was voted to raise five per
cent on the grand list in addition 10
the 90 per cent. required by law to be
raised for highway purposes and from
the amount raised from such i've per
cent, $275 is to he expended in accord
nncc with section 4o09 OF the public
statutes. Allen Martin was appointed
to act as agent to discharge n mort
gage deed by Walter Freeman to tho
town Of Esfcx dated March Z, 1SiS,
md recorded in book tx of the land
records Of Essex and mortgage decd
given by Melvin Freeman to the town
dated February 10. 1855, and recorded
In book NJ of such records 1t was
voted to exempt the Essex Industrial
corporation for n period of hvc years.
It was also voted to accept and adopt
survey, map and regulation Of Noun
t.t nv. 10
solectmcn. Tho tow refused TO re-
ceive in trust the sum of 800 from tho
estate of S. \. stevens, late OF Essex.
for the care and Improvement Of tho
cemetery lot in Essc,, Junction whore
he was buried. 1t was voted to rC-
ceive in trust the sum of $50 from II.
T.. Butler of Chicago to bc used for
the care and Improvement of the ccmc-
tory lot at Essex Center where his
wife and daughter are buried and tho
board of cemetery commission was
elected trustees for the purpose OF re-
ceiving and Investing such money.
The funeral of Mrs. 10 'phinc Bordo
of Essex will he held at the Church of
the Holy FAMILY this morning at nine
o'clock Burial will be in Nj. Calvary
cemetery, Burlington Mrs Bordo had
been i'll of tuberculosis for a long time.
She was 50 years old. Two brothers,
u. Lawrence Of Burlington and Moses
Lawrence of this place survive her.
Mrs. Henry Tcachout and Miss Caro-
lene Ferrin arc to visit Mrs. j. ~
Coleman in St Adams to-day.
r. S Sherman Post, G. \. r., has en-
gagged Iicut.-Gov. George Prouty of
Newport to deliver the Memorial day
address at this place.
Miss Emily Bliss has moved from
rooms at f. y. Bakers To the rooms
over T. s Bailcy's marble shop
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-03-05

not being sufficient to hold him. Mr.
Reagan says the stud was in LIS trous-
ers pocket when he took them tn the
tailor to be pressed but When no ro-
celved the trousers the stud was ,nissine
Bloch claims he did not 500 tho stud
and a search of the shop and the person
of Bloch did not disclose the nronortv.
IN tho afternoon Bloch was again arrest
ed on a civil action and obtained hail.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-03-05
ESSEX CENTER.

mrs T.. O, stone and daughter Of
Montpelier visited at G, T.. BlXby's last
week,-Mlsses Carrie and Alvina Pratt
of Colchester have rented the boarding
house .--Eben Farnsworth visited his
uncle, A, +, Farnsworth, last week
F.. j. Mckenzie. who has been in
Minnesota for three weeks, returned
Friday. walter Wescott has bought of
Il. j. Moscly Of Colchester what Is call
ed the MOsely place.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-03-05
GRAIN AND PRODUCE.
Quotations in New York BOSTON sn'
Chicago Markets.
New York, March 4

NOW fOTk, MdrVN Y
WHEAT-Receipts $4,000; sales 500 ooo
futures; spot easy. Heavier Northwest
receipts and increased country offerings
from other western points staggered the
bull movement In wheat to-day. There
was rush to unload that broke prices
nearly two cents per bushel from high
point and he close showed 7sc net loss,
May closed sl,0GN; July closed $l0ln.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-03-05
SHELEURNE.

Mrs. G. W. Bailey and son. Byron,
have returned to Fitchburg, Mass, aft
IT visiting Mrs. W. g. Flctchcr-L"e
Tracy Of Addison visited relatives here
Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs II. G. Marsettc
spent Sunday with relatives in North
Ferrisburrh.-The sociable at Trinity
Church Thursday evening was well
attended. Light refreshments were
served. Miss katherine Burritt Of
Burlng ton gave few vocal selections.
W. n. Hopkins, who has returned
from New York. reports very favor
able passage from Engiand.--A recep-
lion was rendered Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Thomas Thursday evening at the
Woodnan's Hall.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-03-05
FRANKLIN COUNTY.
ST. ALBANS.


Inc scandal involving the st. Albans
"re department over the allego actions
Oh S"ine OF It's members at the time of
inc Hrc at Enosburgh Falls February !,
VIC" inc store OF NJ. L. riley & Co. was
"urH'u' was discussed at some length
February - AT an informal meeting
~ !" &c" c'i2ehS ana the board of alder
nv" WHO ''ct the members OF the lire
az III" "rc Ft''ioh' 1t APP
P'"'S INA. M'' Icri.S clA'mS 10 nave lost
'''"e'' cow ana s'' "ortl OF rubber
"uo'S' SloeS anu underwear At inc time
Oh the IRE ana the cain Is made that
"''".'c's ol 'le department were either
p'ri'S 10 or knowing OF the Wholesale
,"IcNerN' IL was inc sense OF the meet
"'N 'idt ""'nE 10 Ihe SERIOUSNESS M the
C""rFe 'hat inc c''E must to maintain
"'r respect ana sood name SIT the
charses To inc bottom, ana learn If pos
si"ir JUST "ha' grounds II any, there are
lor tho charE'S being made 1T was
No'eu l" ask t1e city council TO appoint
special commission of responsible men
10 make sweeping INVESTIGATION of the
matter ana report It's findings to the
c'un'H Tor further action if any be
called ior'
Frank llohort who was convicted of
keeping gambling house and of selling
intoxicating liquor at the March term of
Franklin county court year ago and
sentenced to the House of Correction
for a torn Of several months, the SEN
tenco being suspended and Hebert placed
in charge Of Probation Officer C. +. lIo-
gan was Friday surrendered to Sheriff
Holmes. Hebort promised to reform if
given a chance and to keep away from
all saloons and drinking places. He has
repeatedly violated his pledge of late and
Will now have to servo out his prison
sentence.
Mayor Atwood Saturday named n
special commission to make q thorough
Investigation of the rumors and charges
against certain members of the st. AL
bans fire department. involving the al
legged theft Of some $500 to $500 worth
Of rubber boots. shoes and underwear.
at the time of the fire at F.nosburgh
Falls February J. when tho store of
NJ u Pcrloy & Co. was destroyed At
this time the local fire department was
called on for help and responded, and
the claim is made that when the men
returned to St AlbouS LOT of the
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-03-05
SWANTON CENTER.

Crows and horned larks the earliest
sprlng migrants have arrivcd.-Frank
CONTINUED On Fourth Pase1
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-03-05
WILLISTON.

]. M, Bobar will open a harness and
shoe shop March 10, 1908. in the c. y.
Goodrich place. A good line Of whips
and blankets General repair fair
prices. 522t&w.1t.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-03-05
BOSTON COPPER MARKET.

Boston, March +-Calumet and Hecla
dropped 500 a share 10 s5S to-day on
announcement of n reduced dividend.
Other coppers were generally heavy but
showed a good rally at the close
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-03-05
BUTTER MARKET.

Boston. March 4,
BVTTFR-Firm. Northern 9l639c;
western 9NNSlc,
CHEESE-Firm. Vermont twins 1890
i5lac
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-03-05
SAW HIS DAUGHTER PERKS


and from the flames which We're creep
ing close. Although he worked with a
desperation of despair his strength was
uncqua. To the task He fought on until
his clothing was partly burned from
him, and the skin of his face and hands
were scorched black Other men attempt
ed to induce him Ia move but he refused
until he saw that his girl was dead and
that he could not save her life by sac
r6cing his own. lie thcN Withdrew from
the school house and although so seri-
ously injured that he may die, fingered
about the place for several hours refus-
ing to go to a hospital or to see. medi-
cal attention.
The flames spread with such terrific
rapidity that within thirty minutes from
the time the fire was discovered tho
school house was nothing but blackcncd
wal surrounding cellar filed with
corpscs and debris.
The hrcmen dashed into the blazing
wr,ekage and with rakes, forks, shovels
and their bare hands worked In the most
frantic manner with the hope of saving
, few more lives. They were unsuccess-
su1 for none was taken alive from the
ruins after tho floors collapsed. Frag-
ments Of ncincrated limbs, skulls and
homes were found almost at every turn,
and these things We're piled together in
little heap AT one side of the building.
| The great majority of the little bodies
| that were taken from the ruins were
burned beyond all possible recognition,
| And IT is no small part Of the sorrow
which is bearing down the people OF
Ns~fh Collingwood that positive identih-
cation of many of the children will never
] be made
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-05-11
Ton Eat n I frr

Carl $hac.iles. san OF Mr.. ami Mrs
Frank Sliacliic.s of Sunlincriiclh. wIin
III one respect was one nf the most re.
n!:.rkHlie lmys III Ohio. l. dcn,i Al
t!:c H-r Of siStcun lie WIS SIX feet six
inches tail Hntl weighed go pounds
::nil WAS Still growing. y special cas-.
';et slS fee: ten inches long. thirty.
sight inches vile AMI Twenty-Five inch.
rs deep WAS lnntle for the body and
'rus loo large 10 hc tnkrn into the
Sll:ck!rS' hniiic. 1t was placed OH the
front iInrch. and after the funeral scrr.
.ccs the body wns placed in the cllslsct
OF the house. The father of
ilitS remarkable hoy Is SIX feet two
inches tall AMI weighs 30 pounds Tile
li.ntlicr weighs liza pounds. He was
the only Child and lIntl refused several
Offers from circus men. Heart trouble
caused death.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-05-11
Bride sIinecd by Rice Throwcrs.

Mrs. John Ehbcrlin... daughter OF n
wealthy st. Louis brewer. went to
Jamestown on ller wedding tour and
then stopped OF In Washington. AS
SHE AMI her husband started for their
train MT the Union station they were
ni"t liy n party Of Washington friends.
who began TO throw rice When the
rice WAS exhausted one tlln,IglItlcss per-
son gathered !: handful OF the grains;
from the floor and flung it In the face
nf thr bride. There was Il hit OF glass
among tlIc rice. and 1t lnccrltcd the
ayclniil. y carriage was called to take
the bride 10 hospital. hut she was
hysicrlcnl ami insisted oil leaving the
rlty
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-05-11
NE LET DRIVE THE pcrrt.E or ACID.


Brunch planted Ills New England heel
OH Martins pet corn. Instantly all
thoughts of self destruction left Mur.
tins mind. He wnnteil to destroy
Rrlrch. aud as he hOwled with PAL
he let drive the bottle OF iytlrOcllloric
mctl
The acid covered Brancll's fncc and
he fell with n scream OF pain. Martin
dartctl up Fifth avenue. followed by
half Il dozen members Of the E:ngi.
necrs'' club. AInrtin was quite 1.
sprlnter. and moi until lie had turned
!nt1 FOrfy-sccond street was lie over
taken. Then Policeman Moran tool,
him Ia the West 'rhirtie;il street police
station md tlm rlnhmcn went back ia
help poor Brunch. -..a.as
l:rn.IclI WIS lril tn the Office Of DR.
John W.-Jpycc. 1" Vest Thlrty-nlnti,
street. and quick remedies uu,lunht-
c::l;;' saved his sight. Ic later went IN
The station louise 10 prefer II cliurE.
against Martin.
II meant to kill myself" began Mar
tin. "but this guy came along and hurt
my corn. ] got this poison to- end Il
miserable existence. ana 1t would have
hecM all over with me now If this
clotllirpper hadn't intcrfcrrc,l with me.
Dent see why grown Inen can't walk
>tIItiisIt anyhow. No wonder fell
low gets tldwntro.tlcn.''
Martin said lic w;ls tlnsmitl. He
said any address would 40 for him.
II" WAS locked up charged with f..
inniniS assault.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-05-11
Whisky Ads.
WERE CIRCULATED AMONG DEL
-EGATEs AT METHODIST
CONFERENCE.

BALTIMORE. Nd. May o.-An at
trek on Eolygpmy by woman dele
gate. the report of Missionary work
gate, the report of missionary work
the request Of Missionary Bishop ]. N.
Boborn. for retirement from active
service. were the feature of yesSr-
days meeting of the Methodist Epis-
cnpnl General conference. Bishop Jas.
w. Bashforll. OF Shanghai. China. de-
livere.l an eloquent address on China.
A Delegate from the far west created
a stir just before a.lInmrnme-t h" -
nnuncing some literature which ha:i
hren distributed among the dele
gates. The Objectionable matter was
collected in souvenir pamphlet and
turned out to be whiskey advertise.
ments.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-05-11

The Building Committee OF Grace
Evangelical Lutheran Church will re.
celve bids for stone foundation OF u
church building to be built on the
corner of CASTOR avenue and Sd street.
Fairmont- w. Va. All bids must be
by the perch. Bids will be received
until O'Clock p. m. May Is. 1905.
Plans and specifications can be seen
at the office of Architect ". A. lie.
Seur. Jacobs Bldg. Fairmont. w. Va.
The committee reserves the right to
accept or reject any or all bids.
Also bids will be received for super.
structure at same time and on same
conditions.
E. T. cASsELL.
Sec. Bldg. Com.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-05-11

CONSIDER ETfsicB ~ PRoBLEMs.
tBy S. NJ PRESS a sspeiatip
COLORADO sPHg Col. sfhs NJ,
cIerE ymsn EDUCATORS and other
iiromlnsn hi men are here to Parttcip ate
IN the itgioas and ethiea1 ecnteis
ence sliich will open thIsR evening at
Colorado College s and continue
through the week Among the prob
lens to be gdlscussed are the drink
evil; gambling divorce. social moral
ity and charitable work,