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were outspoken in their declar
that the school authorities had
Jurisdiction. Yet the evidence
overwhelming against these SOD
as destructive to the effective
line of the school.
The decision has weight as
from the highest legal autho
state. 1t is revolutionary in
ture. But it will commend it
the great majority as the pro-
tltude toward a matter whic u
long been a disputed point in
tional circles. .----..- 80
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Parade in Chicago.

Chicago, May 30.-A great par
ade in Michigan avenue, made up OF
the Grand Army, veterans of the
Span1Sh-American war, national
guardsmen and troops from Fort
Sheridan, was feature of the Mem
orial De- observance in Chicago.
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German Editors.

New York, May 30.-Editors of
German newspapers in all the larger
cities of the country are among the
members of the National Association
of German Press clubs and will take
part in the convention in Newark
during the next three days.
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Wedding Anniversary

Madrid, May 30-King Alphonso
and Queen Victoria will tomorrow
celebrate the second anniversary of
their wedding A second child will
be born to the royal couple within
a month or two.
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Navigation Congress-.

st. Petersburg, May 30.-Ameri-
ca is represented by several dele
gates at the international congress
of navigation, which opened here to-
day and will continue in session for
several weeks.
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Cincinnati Commencement

Cincinnati, May 30.-Celebration
of the seventy-fifth anniversary of
the Cincinnati law school, UNIVERSE
ty of Cincinnati, will be the feature
of the commencement exercises next
week, beginning tomorrow
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A. F. & A. NJ

Waxahachie Lodge No. 30. A.
d. A. M, will meet at 1880 his eveI-
ing for work in f. A & p c. de-
grees.
GEO. G. PIERSON, W. NJ.
W. l.. ?. LEIGH, Secy.
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Kentucky Bible Day.

Louisville, Ky. May 30.-For the
purpose of emphasizing the import
ance of bible study and Sunday
school instruction, Bible Day" will
be celebrated in all the churches
throughout the state tomorrow
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IN THE CHURCHES.
Church of Christ.

Elder George w. Farmer of Daw-
son, Texas, will preach at II a. M.
and p. m. Scripture classes at 10
o'clock. You are invited to attend
these services.
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In the Northwest.

st. Paul, Mimi, May 30.-Memor-
ial Day was observed with unusual
enthusiasm in the twin cities and
throughout the northwest today.
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Mrs. Annie Hickman and HHtT.4
daughter, Laurine. left this ug@rrz z.a
for Houston, where they viii spend
a couple of weeks. They viii go nrwun
there TO Virginia, where. they will
spend the summer
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Licensed to Wed.

Alexander Johnson and Emma
Jones.
]. G. Mcclure and Fannie Collins.
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CIGAR SALESMAN WANTED-Ex-
peFience unnecessary. 500 per
month AID expenses. Peerless Cigar
Co, Toledo, Ohio. 52pd
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PHONE II. A. MCMILLAN at the
Daily Light Office when you want
printing done of any kind. The best
work guaranteed. If
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Corn Siruaai.ss,

Town out of corn Ann expecting
some Monday, D.. HI T1augsssul A9
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LOCAL NEWS. .
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Montgomery. photographer IL
f. s. Cronk Il Co., sen euoclus
cheap If
Plenty of red garden hose at Fl 8.
Cronk Co. If
See r. D. McCombs foe Fire and
Tornado Insurance. TT
Eighteen rolls OF toilet paper ANT
holder for ST. at F.. S. Cronk Co If
Buy your floor oil from f s.
Cronk Co., and keep down the dust
4 When you need a plumber. call
Buukley. with 2. s. CronR Co Both
/ phones "a. TT
We are prepared'to sharpen and
adjust lawn mowers. Will EGoore.
Hardware Co. AZ
| Mrs. c.. D. Chapman and mttle,
| children of Lancaster ara Wishing
| relatives in this city
| The Daughters of the Confederaep
| viii meet at Sims Library Ttnasafav
| afternoon at 4 o'clock
Mrs. Laura Spalding and dAgRtar.
Miss Kate, returned Last night frwun
a visit to Washington, d. G.
The first Trinity and Brazues Valley
train from Dallas since Sunday
morning arrived this morning
| work for your interest TO give
you the best photos your money can
buy. Mrs. G. e. Jackson, Pt0tQgras-
pher. rf
Albert Singleton is at home ton th1s
summer from Galveston. whene he
has been attending the u1adHeaT
school
Insure your live stock In q Legal
Reserve Co, pays cash upon recsigt
of proof of loss. R. D. McCganns
agent. If
The Ladies Aid society of uRe
| Christian church will Meet with Mrs.
7. M Rocket Monday afternoon an
O'Clock
| Phone Fl. A. Mcmillan at the DHii-
| ly Light office when you want auw
kind of printing done. The best WORK
guaranteed. Ut
/ The bathing suits have arrived and
| the Natatorium pool win be Opened
| this evening from TO 10 O'Clock no
men and boys only
The monthly meeting OF the eozpr-
| ty commissioners was held thHs 4f-
/ ternoon. The Durham and C0rlunh
school districts were consolidated
and in the futnre viii BE- known a.
district No. l g.
| Mrs. Annie Hickman and Hntla,
daughter, Laurine. left this ug@rn. Hsa
| for Houston, where they viii spend
a couple of weeks. They will 90 frpuB
there TO Virginia. where thew will
spend the summer
1t is not the man who. eNertss hHuE-
self physically that aecou1pl fishes
most but the. one who Knows how
TO take advantage of things The
most successful merchant Lets news
paper advertising sell his goods for
him while he saves his breath tor
other things.
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1t is not the man who, eNerts hl5ugs-
self physically that aecou1pl Sizes
most, but the one. who KNOWS how
TO take advantage of things Tne
most successful merchant Lets news
paper advertising sell his goods for
him while be saves his hrea1B tor
other things.
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FREE-10c package Conkey's Lice
Powder and 25c Poultry Book, Bring
ad to Plumhoff Saddlery Co, Waxa-
hachie. 49pd
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NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS
for page and half-page ads for the
Weekly Enterprise should reach this
office not later than Monday. If
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FOR RENT - Two three room
houses near public school. See N j.
Thomas. If
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STENOGRAPHER: Miss Fora Tay-
Tor, office with G. &. Groce, Citizens
Bank Building oktf
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The monthly meeting OF the e@gnu,-
ty commissioners was held thiss af-
ternoon. The Durham and Corlul1h
school districts were c0us0gfit47s,i
and in the future will be known Is
district No. Is.
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REWARD OFFERED Tor anything
that's better or more up-to-date
than our printing Both phones
148. tt
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The bathing suits have arrived amt
the Natatorium pool viii be opened
this evening from 5 TO 10 O'Clock no
men aud boys only.
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Phone FL. a Mcmillan at the Dahi-
ly Light office when you want any
kind of printing done. The best WORK
guaranteed un
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The Ladies Aid society of Tire
Christian church will Meet with Mrs.
T. M. Rocket Monday afternoon al
3 O'Clock
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Albert Singleton is at home fgr Tbs
summer from Galveston where- be
has been attending the n1ssttHeal
school
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Insure your live stock In q Legal
Reserve Co, pays cash upon recsigt
of proof of loss. R. d. McCounsfs
agent. uf
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work for your interest TO GIVE.
you the best photos your money eam
buy. Mrs. c.. E. Jackson, Pt0t0gr4-
pher If
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1908-05-29

Several of the offices from this dis.
trict went TO Back Creek Valley on
Thursday and arrested our Theodore
Miller who has for some time been
living in a shack on McKown's or
chard. Miller is charged with stealing
and bears very unsayory reputation
in the vicinity where he is known and
the people of Back Creek are very glad
to be rid of him.
He is charged with having stolen
Plymouth Rock hen and a set of tur-
key eggs from Chas Thatchera aud with
having broken into Mr.. Pitzer's Mill
aud stealing lot of corn, flour &c. He
was given hearing before Squire
Thompson on Friday and was held
for the grand jury.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1908-05-29

The regular annual reunion OF the
Lutherans Of Maryland, West Virginia
Virginia aud Pennsylvania will be
held at Ten Mar on July ~.
The matter Of expenses Of the church
reunions at Pen Mar and the question
Of the railroads contributing towards
such expenses as been settled by the
interstate commerce commission. The
commission has issued q communion
tion to the railroad which says
This act does not prohibit a carrier
from providing In its own interest and
as means of stimulating travel over
Its lines and and entertainment at a
point on its lines nor from csntribut-
ing toward the expenses Of such an
entertainment II such contributions be
made in a definite sum and be in no
way dependent upon the number OF
tickets sold and provided. And that
no part of such contribution be by
any device or through any person
whatsoever permitted to effect any de-
parture from or discrimination under
the carriers tariff rares. =
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NUMBER 22
The Firenea.. Celebrates.

The great fireman's celebration Of
last week came to close on Friday
evening. The event brought thousands
Of people to town during the two days
Thursday and Friday and the streets
were crowded day and night.
The grand parade came Off on Thurs
day. Mr.. John Il. Boyd was chief
marshall and he bad the aid OF a large
number Of gentlemen from the town
and country.
The parade prizes were as follows:
For best appearances: Always There
Hook 4 Ladder Co., waynesboro, f'a.,
prize SOS. Judges. James +. Thomp-
sen, w S Bert, Fred r. Spillman and
Clarence E. Martin
For coming IIopgest distance: The
Shamrock Fire c., Of Harrisburg;
prize SIS. Judges; the committee on
the iiremens demon~tra ration.
Large numberin pm AIDE; The Friend
shis Fire TO, Winchester; prize SO.
Judges John w. Dean, Ward b. Lind
say ane j.. /. Mcdonald.
The races took place ON Friday on
Main street starting At the court
house and running northward $50
yards TO the Lutheran church and
were witnessed by thousands Of peo-
pie
The following were the entries and
the time:
Friendship Fire Co. of Winchester,
3s SO seconds.
Charles Rouss Fire Co., OF Win
chester, Al 2-s seconds.
The independent Juniors, Of Hag-
erstown, 40 seco ds.
The Western Enterprise Of Hagers-
town, 40 5-6 seconds.
The Antietam Fire Co, Of Hagcrs-
town, 40 SO seconds.
The Cumberland Fire Co, Of Car
Isle, also had running team, but on
account OF interference on the street
the judges co-id not net their time.
The Carlisle Buys were requested to
make second run hut this they de-
clined to do.
The judges awarded the iirst prize OF
$i2s 10 the Friendships 81 Winchester.
and the second prize Of SIS, to tile In
dependent Juniors, Or Hagerstown.
The judges were =. 3. Felker, J.
VIM. Stewart, and ; /. Mcdonald.
Mr.. ). II. Matthews was nozzle Judge
Mr.. james Rothw III, Of this city,
who has In bis possession long list OF
handsome prizes and medals for fast
racing, gave out challenge for any
and all corners. The first man TO accept
the challenge was e. A. Fawcett, Of
Winchester and Rothweil won the
dash in Is seconds. Mr.. Richard Byrd,
Jr., Of Winchester next tried Rothweil
but only to meet the same fate. There
was no purse up bntit IL said that
several hundred dlllars changed hands
on these races which were about the
most exciting events Of the celebra~
tion.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1908-05-29

Rev. w. ID. McCurdy. preached at
the old Mount Zion, Baptist church
on last Sunday.
Rev. Dir. Charles Gheislin, of Shep-
herdstown, has taken charge of the
Kearneysville Presbyterian church,
as stated supply, and Oh last Sunday
week, at communion service there
were added fifteen memhers to the
church roll.
The regular quarterly communion at
the Presbyterian church in this city
will take place on next Sunday week
it being the first Sunday in June. The
usual preparatory service will be held
on Friday night and Saturday after.
noon.
Rev. C.Siler, has been regularly or
dained and installed as pastor of the
Elk Branch, Duffields, church and at
Shenandoah Junction church.
Bishop Van de Vyver, was here on
Sunday last and confirmed large
class of fifty persons in the Catholic
church on Sunday last.
Rev. DR.. Woods viii preach at the
Tusearora Presbyterian church on
next sunday at 3 p. IN.
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Majority of One.
The City Election For Mayor
and One Councilman From
E1ch Ward a Great Sur
prise to Both Sides.

The election in Martinsburg for
mayor and one member of the city
council from each ward was q shock
ing surprise to both sides. The demo-
cratic workers we,e at their posts and
did effective work and even when the
polls closed they were generally con-
fident Of victory and the republicans
blue, but as the returns came in mat
tiers changed and 1t was soon found
that excepting in the first and second
wards, where the vote was very de-
cisive, the candidates were running
neck and neck, and when the returns
were all in II was found that John T..
Paulding, republican, had a majority
OF one over G. q. Cushwa, democrat,
for mayor. When the matter Is sum
med up 1t isfound that the democrats
elect one councilmen, the republicans
elect three, and tie in the fourth as
follows:
In the first ward $. r.. Snodgrass,
democrat, defeated w. X. McQuilkin,
republican, by 81.
In the second ward H. p. Thorn, re-
publican, defeated j. q. Hutsler, dem
ocTat, by 90.
In the third ward ]. ID. Mat
thews, republican, defeated G. l.. KEEL
Ter, democrat, by II.
In the fourth ward Comiskey, dem
ocrat, and q. III. Alderton, republican,
each received l34 votes.
In the fifth ward Edward Brandon
burg, republican, defeated Thomas
Youtz, democrat, by II.
The cause of the great slump Is
variously guessed. There has been
great complaint about the inefiiciency
ct the police, or at least majority Of
them, and there are not a few people
who believe this the prmecause Others
sfe confidentthat the manner OF con-
ducting the county convention on last
Saturday week Disguised many dem
ocrats who voted the republican ticket
as a rebuke to such methods. One
thing is certain and that Is that 1t was
the best element Of the democratic
party which went quietly to the polls
and voted the republican ticket for
reasons satisfactory to themselves.
The outgoing council will No eet on
Saturday and canvass the returns and
there will likely be recount demand
ed by Mr.. Cushwa as he has ali to
gain and nothing to lose. There are
good many ballots reported as irregu-
larry marked but as they are on both
sides il IS not known what effect this
may have on the final out come.
The holdover councilmen are all
democrats winch with Mr.. Snodgrass
will give the democrats the control Of
the council which will insure demo-
cratic officers for the next two years.
The vote by precincts IL as follows:
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State Committe will be Here
June IL to Hear the
Matter.

The democratic State Executive
committee met i'm Wheeling on We'd
nesday evening last and one OF the
most important matters heard was
the mpbell-McIntire case. We are
informed that the committee decided
to meet in Martinsburg OIL June II to
hear the case. This will give all whe
desire an opportunity to state to the
committee their opinions and we hope
our good people from the country viii
be On hand to state their case.
The committee will not confine it,
self to the Senatorial convention
but will consider the mass con-
vention for Berkeley county as well.
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knight. remp,.r.

Huntington, May q. The thirty
fourth annual conelave Of the Wesl
Virginia Grand Comuandery knights
Templar closed after a largely attend
ed session covering TWO days. The no.
table features of tho meeting were the
annual parade and the ball and recep
ticn at the Majestic rink. The last or,
der of business was the election OF oil
GERS. AS the result Of this election The
Grand Commandery stands rs follows
Grand Commandery & hsrlcs. w.
Brown, Charlcstown.
Deputy Grand Commandef-w I,
Rlttenhouse, Parksrsburg.
Grand Ge.ieraiissimo Ed. Bowers,
Sistersville.
Grand Captain Geasral---J Marshall
Hawkins, Huntington.
+ Grand Treasurer. Scott veriand.
or, Weston.
Grand Recorder Ftancis T.. Nich-
olson, Fairmont.
otaita Aielatc-SuariSs IL 5iHsei,
Grafton.
Grand Senior Warden--A. q. Ma.
denbousch, Martinsburg.
Grand Junior Harry II.
smith, Fairmont.
Grand Sta dard Rearcr~-J. 4.
Waters, Charleston.
Grand Sword Bearer--Dr Il. III.
Clark, Kyle.
Grand Warden Luther Blaney,
Wheeling
Grand Captain Of the Guard Thos.
&. Bowling, Charleston.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1908-05-29

On Friday night two colored men,
named Ridout and Robinson, Of Ar
den district were arrested by officers
charged with stealing a horse and
buggy belonging to j. III. Moran
in the rear of the Berkeley Hotel. They
went INTO the yard and drove
the horse away. The officers were no.
titled and in less than an hour they
had the team back enI the boys were
in Jail. Later they were released as it
was shown that the owner had given
them the authority to use his team.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1908-05-29

The school board for Martlnsburg
district held it's regular monthly meet
ing on Monday last at the usual
place.
Vouchers were drawn for all salaries
for May amounting 10 about 5000.
Superintendent Brindle reported a
letter from w. w. Smith, president of
the Randolph-Macon Women's Col
lege, of Lynchburg, in which he said
that the college had placed our Mar
tinsburg High School upon the ac-
credited, j. e. that graduates of the
High school would be admitted to Tia e
regular Freshman class of the college.
This is a high compliment to the High
school as Randolph-Macon is the
largest and highest Women's college
In the south and one of the highest in
the country.
The board decided to attend church
ct Trinity NJ. e. church, south On
Sunday night in body 1T being the
occasion upon which Rev. w. f.
Locke, the pastor, will preach the bac-
calaureate sermon.
Profs. Pitzer and Creamer were
made assistant examiners for this
year.
High Sehool-Enrollmen for month
SO; average attendance, Sc; percentage
of attendance, SO. 2; number perfect in
attendance, So.
Second Ward -Enrollment for the
month, PAT; average attendance, 226;
percentage of attendance, 94.S number
perfect in attendance, loo.
Third Wari-Enrollment for month,
260; average attendance, 227; percent
age Of attendance, 93.1; number per
feet in attendance, 113.
Fourth Ward-Enrollment for the
month, 149; average attendance, 1870;
percentage of attendance, 93.2; num-
Der perfect in attendance, 81.
Fifth Ward Enrolment for month,
209; average attendance, 173; percen-
tage of attendance, 1914; number per-
feet in attendance, Sc.
, Sumner School-Enrollment for
month, 70, average daily attendance,
So; percentage of attendance, GIG;
number perfect in attendance, %.
Summary For All Schools Enroll
ment for month, 1881; average daily
attendance, S95; percentage of attend
ance, 92.9; number perfect in attend
ance, Az.
Special Mention-Banner school,
second ward, percentage ofattendance,
94.S; banner room. Principal Lee Siler,
percentage Of attendance 98.S.
Number of visits made by school
commissioners during month, s; by
superintendent t, 20; by patrons, 6; by
other persons %. Number of visits
made to patrons by teachers, SO.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1908-05-29

Emansel Spiro, a Hebrew clothing
merchant formerly of this city but
pow Of Waynesooro, was assaulted
While on the way to his home one
night last week. .Spiro has considera-
BILE money in his pocket and " as ac-
companied by his brother They were
confronted by three men, with reyolv-
ers drawn, who demanded hands up
butsSplro remonstrated and the des-
perate robber shot him in the neck.
He fell, the brother ran and was shot
after several times by the robbers but
escaped The assailants then ran
away without robbing the man whom
they had shot. Spiro is in dangerous
condition.
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Confederate Decoration Day.


The local chapter Of the Daughters
of the Confederacy have made arrange.
ments for Confederate Decoration Day
and celebration OF the Tooth anniver-
sary of the birth of President Jefferson
Davis and have issued the following
announcement:
On Wednesday June 3rd, 1905, the
Daughters of the Confederacy, veter-
ans and Sons Of Veterans and all in
terested in the occasion are requested
to meet on East Burke street at $3.50
o'clock to observe the Tooth birthday
OF jefferson Davis, al-o the annual
memorial day. The procession will pro-
coed fist to Norborne and the Catholic
cemeteries, then to Green Hill where
Mr.. Gray Williams, of Winchester, or
ator of the day will be introduced by
our worthy townsman, Mr.. Adrian
Nadenbousch.
Hymns to be sung "How Happy are
They Who their &c. &c., Stonewall
Jackson's favorite hymn. End "How
Firm Foundation, favorite hymn
of the Confederacies only president,
and of General Il. h. Lee.
All are cordially invited to take part
in singing these hymns. There will be
no rehearsal. The City Band Orches-
ira will furnish the music at Green
Hill Gem etarv at a n m
COMMITTEE on PLATFORM
Miss May b. Faulkner, Miss Carrie
Roush, Miss Sadie Marstella and Mrs.
John l.. Boyd.
TO DECORATE LOT AND PLATFORM
Mrs Arabella Snodgrass, Miss An
ME Seharman, Mrs. G. J. Faulkre err,
Miss Bette Doll, Miss Ruth Jones,
Mrs. Harry Doll and Mrs. Sarah Nor.
gan.
COMMITTEE ON MUSIC.
Miss Mary Striblipg, Mrs. j. III
Doll, Miss Zoe Jones, Mrs. NJ. A..
, Snodgrass, Mrs. Adrian Nadenbousch
Z and Miss Mamie Morgan.
COMMITTEE ON CARRIAGES.
/ Mrs. George Roush, Miss Eva KiImer
! Miss Tha cher, Mrs. Licklider.
FLOWER COMMITTEE.
/ Mrs. Charles Rousch, Miss Emma
/ Snodgrass, Mrs. stephen Sno grass
and Cecilia Morgan.
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Invitation.

We have received an invitation to
attend the annual commencement OF
the Women's Medical College, of Bal
timore to be held at Lehmann's Hall
on Thursday May IS, at s p. M. This
invitation is sent us with the compIi-
ments of Miss Evers, of Vancleves-
willie who is a student in the college.