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Richmond planet., 1908-02-15
Emancipation Day April srd, 1908.
Butler Penn

Emancipation Day April Bird, 1908.
VIZ desire TO announce TO the col
orcd people I'm this State that we
have organized an association known
as The Afro-American Emancipation
Association. the object OF which is "a
celebrate the emancipation OF ouI
fathers on the Third day OF April
each and every year. We feel that
IL is a duty we owe TO ourselves as
we'll as to God TO turn Him thanks
annually for freeing our forefathers
and through whose prayers We have
been able TO enjoy freedom and its
blessings these many years of our
existence.
We. therefore. call upon all mem
bcrs of the colored race 20 unite
themselves for this purpose in every
section OF our State, and celebrate
this day In their respective cities and
counties. We also request that on
this occasion, you will make special
effort 20 give "a free dinner 20 all
AGED and infrm colored people In
your locality.
All other races under tho sun
have some day 10 celebrate and we
sincerely hope that the rising gene
ration Of the Afro-American viii not
depart from the custom of celebrat-
ing April Bird every year.
If there be any organizations which
desire 10 take part I'm this laudable
undertaking please notify the officers
az once. We want all societies, clubs
and other organizations 90 take part
with us In celebrating their freedom
APRIL Srd. In every part Of the
state where there is n desire TO or
ganize for this purpose, do not fail
TO notify the President We want
every part of the State represented
and all States in the Union.
This Organization has been doing
Mission Work ever since it has been
in existence. helping the Aged and
Infirm members of the race and any
worthy person in destitute circum-
stances who apply TO us and we find
worthy.
4 Public Meeting will be held at
Prices Hall Tuesday night, February
is, 1908 at o'clock. All Clubs,
Societies and other Organizations
are requested to send representatives.
The celebration will be in Richmond
Va, April 3, 1908. G.. A. r. and
Spanish American War Veterans are
invited as an Escort of Honor.
Officers OF the Association are as
follows: J. c. Randolph. r. w. G.
c. OF G.. V. o. OF Knights of Damon,
President. 12O3ls Moore ST.. Rich
mond, Va. Rev. W. 5. Jackson, Pas
tor Asbury Chapel, Secretary, 1902
25th Street, Richmond, Va; Rev. r.
V. Peyton, Pastor Of Sixth Mt Zion
Baptist Church, Chaplain; Rev. w.
T. Johnson, Pastor of First Baptist
Church, Orator; Edward GUIDE, Treas
urer.
Richmond planet., 1908-02-15

The Pythian Anniversary this
year Will take place March 2Sth.
Rev Thomas Knight OF New
port News. Va. was in the city this
week.
Mr.. James Cary, Pittsburg, Pa.
has been visiting friends i'm the city.
He called on us in company with Miss
Mary L. Smith.
Miss Ida c. Miles. New York.
n. Y. I'm company with Miss Viola
Grey visited our Office this week.
Rev. r. V. Peyton. ID. d. will
preach at Sharon Baptist Church,
Wednesday. February 18th, at Sis
=. NJ. for the benefit of Magnolia
Club, Mrs. Sarah J. Ward, President.
Mrs. James Alexander Chiles OF
Lexington, Ky. is in the city and will
remain for some time.
Mrs. Josie A. Graham's hair
preparations are giving general sat
isfactiOn and she is being we'll pa
tronized See announcement in an
other column.
Miss Moselle c. Robinson has
been transferred from Moore 20 Mon
roe School.
Mr.. George O. Brown is out a
gain at his place OF business and look
ing about as well as ever.
Mss l.. G. King OF Manchester,
Va. visited Boston. Mass. this weel,
and was the guest of her brother,
Mr.. VIM. r. Cogbill.
DIR. W. c. Metz is still relieving
the ailments OF his many patients.
III your eyes are troubling you, call
and see linn.
The advertisement OF the Prof.
Kelly Miller publications deserves
attention. Any person interested in
the welfare of the race and the Ques-
tions affecting the same will be we'll
repaid by taking advantage of his
liberal offers
Richmond planet., 1908-02-15
Lost His Vessel.

There is a man I'm Norfolk. who
calls himself Capt. John L. Simpson
and claims that his oyster vessel was
lost i'm a storm i'm chesapeake Bay.
He has gotten several reputable per
sons to write to John Mitchell. Pres
ident of the True Reformers' Bank. -
claiming that he has ($600) six hun
dred dollars deposited i'm that insti-
tuition. We have spoken to the True
Reformer Bank officials and they
claim not to know any such man
and they have no such deposit.
The -dechanics' Savings Bank has
never heard of either him or his
deposit and the indications are that
some people I'm Norfolk are being
imposed upon.
Richmond planet., 1908-02-15
VIEWS OF FORAKER.
Ohio senator Says He Made No Ef-
fort at Primaries.

In response TO numerous INQUIRIES
as to his views of the result OF the
primary election in Ohio on Tuesday.
Senator Foraker prepared the follow
ing statement last evening.
Nobody should be either sur
prised or misled by the result of the
primaries held in Ohio yesterday. Ii
! mas been common knowledge for
weeks that the call for these pri-
maries was of such character that my
friends throughout the State refused
to participate. Consequently there
was no opposition 90 the selection of
TAFT delegates. Under such circum-
stances he would. of course. carry
everything.
That the result of the primaries
does not indicate anything conclusive
should be manifest from the fact that
the total vote polled will not repre-
sent more than 10 per cent. of the
Republicans of Ohio There were
only two districts I'm which there was
any approach TO contest, and these
contests were due to the fact that
there were opposing candidates in
each district for the nomination TO
Congress.
In the sixth district the Taft can
didate was defeated by 1,025. while
! i'm the Fifteenth district. Mr.. Dawes.
the Taft leader and candidate for
denomination. is probably beaten. ac-
cording 20 the latest advices I have
! received. II there had been "A pri-
mary In which we could have par
| lNcipated. similar results would have
been possible. II not probable. all
over the state.
| Recurring TO the State Convention
10 should be borne in mind that it
Will be composed OF the representa-
tives of only one faction Of the party.
Not because the people have so de
cided. but bcause the course OF the
Taft managers was such as to bar
everybody else out from participa-
tion."
Richmond planet., 1908-02-15

NEW YORK, Feb. l.. - Thomas
Thomas, an old man, whose residence
was somewhat OF a mystery, bat who
had been a familiar figure around
denly on the stoop NJ $50 Greenwich
street. Thomas had become exhaust
ed in attempting TO get away from
some boys who pursued him with
snowballs. His body was taken TO the
mOrgue
Richmond planet., 1908-02-15
Directors of the Southern Aid So
ciety OF Va, Inc. Surprised.

On last Monday night the meeting
OF the Directors was held at the
Home Office of the Company. 527 y.
Second Street at which the officers
for the year 1908 were elected ac-
cording 20 the constitution govern
ing the corporation. The meeting
was up TO its usual standard and the
old officers. under whose charge the
Company has prospered were rec
lected.
Just as the business for the even
ing had been completed Mr.. J. r.
Hicks. President of the Agents As
sociation of the Southern Aid So
ciety of Va, Inc. entered the build
ing and extended an invitation to the
Officers and Directors 90 be the guest
of the Southern Aid Agents Associa-
tion at Prices Hall. where there was
awaiting their arrival an deliberately
arranged and beautifully decorated
table in honor Of their distinguished
guest
The Officers and Directors though
completely non-plused at this act ON
the part OF the Agents at once ad-
journed the meeting and led on by
President Hicks marched 20 Prices
Hall to partake of the delicacies Of
the season. on reaching the dining
hall President =. ID. Price was seated
at the head and Secretary Thomas NJ
Crump at the foot while the other
officers and Directors were seated
around the table with the ladies OF
the clerical force interspersed who
were aisO the Agents Association IS
guest but possibly more familiar with
/ what was TO take place for they were
beautifully attired I'm costumes to
suit the occasion
The table was blessed by the Pres
ident, Mr.. A. ID. Price after which an
excellent paper was read by Mr.. VIM
II. Spurlock of the Association. Then
the following menu was served
Grape Fruit. Oyster Patties. Lamb
Chops and Green Peas. Coffee, Span
ish Mackerel. Roman Punch, Salted
Peanuts, Tutu Fruit Cream with
Assorted Cakes. Impromtu speech
es were INDUCED in by Messrs. A. ID.
, Price, b. a. CeRhas OF Newport News
Edward Stewart, Thos. NJ. Crump.
Charles y. Jackson, b. l.. Jordan,
W. a. Jordan, y. Washington. James
T. Carter.
The reception was indeed an elab-
crate AFFAIR and much credit
the Association, Mr.. J. r.. Hicks, to-
gether with mis- corps of associates.
There is a tie between the Directors
and the Agents of the Company
which can not be easily broken.
Long live the Agents of the South
ern Aid Society OF Virginia, Inc.
Those present at Agents reception
were Misses Maggie Baker. Ethelle
| Booker, a. G.. Burren, Mamie
Crump. Florence r. Jackson. Mrs
jamie White Elan. Mrs. Fannie
James, Messrs. a. ID. Price. r. NJ
Crump, Edward Stewart. 3. l.. Jor-
dan, James T. Carter, w. +. Baker,
Charles l.. Jackson. w. A. Jordan,
a. Washington, w. +. Randolph,
Samuel Morgan. B. A. Cephas.
Agents Association: J. r. Hicks,
President; w. A. Jordan, Vice Pres
ident; w. II. Banks, Secretary; Mo-
| ses Rufin, Treasurer; II. b. Burrell,
| ergeant-at-Arms; Mrs. p. w. Willis,
Paul Erwin, James T. Williams.
Luscius Storrs. w. II. SpurlocK, r.
H. Harrison, w. r. Randolph, w
II. Banks, w. II. Jones, w. U. Scott,
WI II. Jackson, a. r. Jones. J. r.
West. B. w. Perkins, Robert Wash
ington, V. l.. Hawkins, Mrs. Hannah
Bray.
Richmond planet., 1908-02-15
Samaritan Notes.

National Grand Sire, ]. w. Thomp-
son OF the Independent Order of
Good Samaritans and Daughters OF
Samaria has just returned from q trip
to Washington, ID. c., Newark, n. J.,
New York City and Philadelphia. Pa.
In the interest OF the National Grand
Lodge. During his stay much good
was accomplished for the State and
National Grand Lodges.
The National Grand Lodge was
chartered by him In Washington, ID.
C. The outlook for the spread OF
Samaritanism was never brighter
than now. National Grand Sire j.
w. Thompson is elated over this
fact, not only on account of the
healthy condition OF the State Grand
Lodge, No. 6, but for the sake OF the
National Grand Lodge as well.
Richmond planet., 1908-02-15

WASHINGTON funeral ser
vices Of Mrs. Ellen Washington, the
mother of Sir Edward Knight was
held at Providence Baptist Church,
HenricO County, Va. Sunday, Feb.
.. 1903. Sister Washington was a
consistent member OF the above nam
ed Church She leaves three chill
dren and 19 grand children and a
host of friends TO mourn their loss.
The service was the most i'm
pressive that has ever been held at
this Church. Rev. Woodson, the
pastor oficiated.
Richmond planet., 1908-02-15
VIII Locate in North Carolina.

Mr.. II. r. Miller, who has been
associated in business In this city
with his father, Mr.. 1. j. Miller has
located at Edenton, North Carolina,
where he viii engage in business Tor
himself
Mr. I. J. Miller went there this
week to overlook the field and ad-
wise with him In his new venture.
He will break up housekeeping up
on his return and again be at home
Richmond planet., 1908-02-15
Monument TO Colonel T.. \. Wash
ington.

The icy hands touched the frame
Of +. A. Washington and laid him
low but the pyramids OF Egypt. the
massive columns at Karnak, the A
cropolis OF Athens. the mounds of
the Aztecs: all bespeak silently but
surely glory 10 their builders.
These monuments SHOW 60 the
world what man has done and in
spire him 20 do more and greater
things in these directions. and the
world will forget these architects
and cease to emulate them about as
soon as this community forgets the
work OF Col. +. A. Washington.
The Sunday School. the Church.
the Cashiers Desk are silent but
substantial monuments TO his mem
ory. No monument OF iron, brass
or stone can outlive the influence
for good which now live and forever
will live TO his credit
In an exemplary home, in an en-
lightened and intelligent Sunday
School, in a progressive and increas-
ing Church. in a better condition of
Church Hill affairs. financially. ma
terially and morally, in fact in all
which is tending 10 uplift our peo-
pie to a place in life, we can con-
scientiously say. behold the endur-
ing monuments TO Col. f. A. Wash
ington.
They stand forever as an inspira-
ton to all Afro-American youth de-
string a better tomorrow.
AN ARDENT ADMIRER.
Richmond planet., 1908-02-15
$4,000 Endowment Paid.

Danville. Va, Jan. 16, 1908.
This is to certify that / have re
ceived from John Mitchell, Jr.
Grand Chancellor of the Grand
Lodge of Virginia. knights Of Pyth.
las, ~ A., S. A., e, A., a. and A
($15O.OO) One Hundred and Fifty
Dollars in payment of the death
claim of VIII Johnson. who was {
member of Nightingale Lodge, No
as of Danville, Va.
Signed-Mrs. Julia Johnson
Administrators
Witnesses:
r. A. Reynolds,
s. r. Williams.
w. A. Millner, ID. ID. G.. c.
Richmond planet., 1908-02-15
$4,000 Endowment Paid.

Richmond. Va, Feb. 1st, 1908
This is to certify that 7 have re
ceiyed from John Mitchell. Jr
Grand Worthy Counsellor of the
Grand Court of Virginia. J. O. OF
Calanthe, ($10O.00) one Hundred
Dollars i'm payment of the death-claiu
of Marsha Williams. who was q
member OF Silver Star Court, 30. Go
of Richmond. Va.
Signed-Lottie oliver.
Beneficiary.
Witness:
W. l. Johnson.
Richmond planet., 1908-02-15
MoRsE's HIGH FINANCE.
banker and Promoter Indicted For
Grand Larceny.

Banker and Promoter Indicted For
Grand Larceny.
NEW YORK. Feb. l2.-In covering
the path blazcd through the financial
district 10y Charles w. Morse, Receiver
Hanna, iu charge of the National Bank
of North America ANA the New Am
sterdam National bank two former
Morse institutions. is incidentally look
ing into the personal relations between
President Wesley NJ. Olcr of the Amer
lean Ice company and the former ice
king.
Morse arrived at Liverpool from
New York last Saturday and on re-
ceiying several cablcgrams from Amer
lea Immediately took the Etruria back
20 New York. lie is due here Satur-
day next, when, il is said, he Will be
arrested on landing.
Some OF the details of Morse's high
finance that have come 10 light since
his Indictment on two counts by the
special grand jury OF this county make
IL plain that in his brief career as
banker he tangled more threads in
Weaving schemes of profit than may
ever be undOue again.
His transaction with Judge O'Brien's
note, which was the basis for the
grand jury's presentment, instead or
being an isolated example OF Morse's
handiwOrk now turns out 10 be only
one step on a long road. 4 week ago.
too, IL was said, that $JOOOO0 would
cover his maximum liabilities TO the
Bank OF North America. There are
those who now. somewhat better in
formed, say that S1,OOO.OOO would be
nearer the mark For all that anybody
knows 10 the contrary he got thou
sands OF dollars IN excess Of that sum
through the aid OF judiciOusly selected
dummies who contracted loans from
the bank. lie got the cash. and they
are getting the nOtOriety.
Albert Il. Boardman, counsel for
Morse, was unwilling TO make any
comment on his clients Indictment.
But he said he would 20 down the bay
TO meet Morse when he comes back ON
the Etruria
Richmond planet., 1908-02-15
Witness
$4,000 Endowment Paid.
W. T. Johnson.

Portsmouth. Va. Nov. 20. 1907
This is to certify that I have re-
ccived from John Mitchell Jr
Grand Chancellor OF the Grand
Lodge of Virginia. Knights of Pyth-
ias. y. A., s. A.. T.. A.. a. and A.
(Si5O.00 One Hundred and Fifty
Dollars i'm payment of the death
claim of Raleigh Harrell. who was
a member OF Pride OF the East Lodge
30. 33 OF Portsmouth. Va.
Signed-Mrs Annie NJ. Harrel
Beneficiary.
Witnesses:
=. c.. Samuel Hodges.
ClabOrn Page.
Richmond planet., 1908-02-15
$4,000 Endowment Paid.

Lynchburg. Va, Jan. II, '0S
This is to certify that / have re-
ceived from John Mitchell, Jrs
Grand Chancellor OF the Grand
Lodge of Virginia, Knights OF Pyth-
las, n. A., S. A.. e, A., a. and A
(SI5O.OO) One Hundred and Fifty
Dollars in payment of the death
claim of Pitman Walker, who was
a member of Golden Star Lodge, No
as of Lynchburg, Va.
Signed-Edith Walker.
Administrators
Witnesses:
Thos. w. Merchant. c. c.
VIM. A. Merchant, c. c.
Golden Star Lodge, No. As
w. ]. Wells, ID. ID. G.. c.
Richmond planet., 1908-02-15
Thanks Returned.

This is to thank our many friends
and neighbors for their universal
sympathy and kind attention to our
mother, Lucy A. Jefferson (deceased)
during her last Illness
Gratefully yours,
THE FAMILY.
Richmond planet., 1908-02-15

PARIS. Feb. IA serions riot oc-
CURED In the Twenty-second colonial
infantry regiment at Hyeres. There
was rife firing and bayonetipg all
night Several soldiers were seriously
wounded This is the second military
outbreak within few days.
Richmond planet., 1908-02-15
AIANN-WILIIS.

Mrs Martha A. Willis announces
the marriage of her daughter Miss
Sadie Liggon to Mr.. Isham Mann
Monday Afternoon, March 2, 1908 at
$3.50 O'Clock, First Baptist Church.
Reception March &. 1903 from
TO 10 p. NJ, 730 North Fifth Street.
Richmond planet., 1908-02-15

nus will be I'm conjunction with Sat
urn, which makes it bad for the
fair sex and ali those born under
Venus in those places ruled by the
sign. and the goddess of love we
nus). Places as follows: Portugal.
(and other troubles may be looked
for there) Normandy. Alexandria
and othes places ruled by this sign,
which Is Capricornus. the u sign.
Richmond planet., 1908-02-15
Rev. DIR. G. b. Howard Declines

IlcV- Dr. @. Il. Howard DECLINES.
Rev. G.. b. Howard. ID. d.. pastor
Of the Gilfeld Baptist Church of
Petersburg, Va. who was recently e.
lected to the presidency of the Vir-
ginia Theological Seminary and Col
lege at Lynchburg has in view of the
discussion caused thereby and al
though endorsed by over forty of
the members OF the Trustee Board
constituting an Overwhelming major
ity, has formally declined 10 accept.
The Board is expected to elect a
president in May. Among those
mentioned is Prof. J. r. L. Diggs OF
Louisville, Ky.
Richmond planet., 1908-02-15
The NEW STORY

"LANGFORD OF THE THREE
BARS'' is breezy, stirring story of
cattle rustling days in South DAKOTA.
"a story of go and action with the
cleverest kind of n romance. The
opening chapter begins in this issue
on PAGE TWO. Every one should
read it.
Richmond planet., 1908-02-15
Witnesses:
$4,000 Endowment Paid.

Richmond. Va. Jan. II, 'OS
This is to certify that / have re
ceived from John Mitchell, Jr.
Grand Chancellor of the Grand
Lodge of Virginia. Knights OF Pyth-
las, y. A., $. A. f, A. a. and a
(SI5O.OO) One Hundred and Fifty
Dollars in payment OF the death
claim of Richard Bates, who was 9
member of Royal Lodge. No. &c OF
Richmond, Va.
Signed Harrison Bates,
Beneficiary.
Witness:
a. Hayes.
Richmond planet., 1908-02-15
BIRTHDAY INFLUENCES.

13 and 10 are good for people in
business for themselves. Those who
are employed I'm iron and sharp tools
and for sailors. chemists, and tray
elers the 10th threatens trouble
I'm love affairs and 10 courting coup
les the 27th brings a busy time with
a little or no profit. Jupiter ben
efts those born July the 2Sth and
31st
February in the north Is the cold
est month OF the winter and offers
new opportunities for catching cold,
starting Pneumonia and Consump-
tion. rheumatism and sleepless
nights. so look well Co your health
this month.
Save these clippings and note well
my predictions and remember this is
the beginning of the three years of
trouble and famines
Very truly yours.
]. LEO PERKINSON.
Box 373.
Butler. Penn.
Richmond planet., 1908-02-15
Witnesses: :

=. c.. Samuel Hodges.
ClabOrn Page.

Danville. Va. Nov. %, 1907.
This is TO certify that I have re-
ceivcd from John Mitchell, Jr-
Grand Chancellor of the Grand
Lodge OF Virginia, Knights OF Pyth-
ias. y. A.. S. A.. Z. A.. A. aud A.
(S15O.0O) one Hundred and Fifty
Dollars I'm payment of the death
claim OF Green Lewis. VINO was a
member OF Golden Link Lodge. No.
So OF Dauville, Va.
Signed.
her
Jane Y Lewis,
mark
Eliza Williams.
Benehciaries.
Witnesses:
r. a. Reynolds. NJ. d.
Rev Roht. c. Adams.
Robert Warren.
w. A. Millner, ID. ID. G.. G.
Richmond planet., 1908-02-15

TO his friends with Mr.. and Mrs. w.
Isaac Johnson. No. 2O7 Foushee St.
Richmond planet., 1908-02-15

'Iangford of the Three Bars" be-
gins this week on Second Page.
Richmond planet., 1908-02-15

Subscribe to The PLANET. On
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gins this week on Second Page.
Richmond planet., 1908-02-15

PRINTER WANTED (han)-A first
class printer is wanted who can do
both news and job work. Good
wages paid. Write to REV. r..
T. SIMS, Editor Mississippi Baptist
Canton Miss.
Richmond planet., 1908-02-15

'Langford of the Three Bars" be-
gins this week on Second Page.
Richmond planet., 1908-02-15

Mr.. James Cary, Pittsburg. Pa
has been visiting friends in the city
He called on us in company with Miss
Mary l.. Smith.
Richmond planet., 1908-02-15

The Pythian Anniversary this
year viii take place March 2Sth.
Richmond planet., 1908-02-15

Rev. Thomas Knight or New
port News. Va. was in the city this
week.
Richmond planet., 1908-02-15

Miss Ida c. Miles. New York.
n. Y. I'm company with Miss Viola
Grey visited our Office this week.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-04-10
AUSTRIAN BARON IN
ALBUQUERQUE
AttaChe Of Franz JoSef'S En-
baSsy al Washington Visit
ing Southwestern Indian VII
lagos and Grand Canyon,

Baron Haymarlc, an attachc Of the
Austrian embassy al Washington
passed through the city yesterday on
his way to the Pacific coast The
baron stopped off at Laguna yesterday
evening and VIII spend the day IN the
vicinity Sightseeing II am merely on
a pleasure iuunt," said Baron Hay
merle, "and my trip has no official
significance, / intend to stop at La
Buna and visit the village Of Acoma.
! VIII also spend a day or SO at the
Grand Canyon, and then continue on
To san Francisco From that city I
WIN return directly to Washington
ana resume my official duties"
The baron declined to discuss poll
Ties or affairs of Austria. saying that
everything was moving smoothly III
diplomatic circles in so far as Aus
trials relations with the United states
were concerned, Baron Ilaymcrlc Is
a modest unassuminE young man,
who Is following In the footsteps OF
his Father. the late NJ. Haymerle,
prime minister of Austria Hungary,
who was one OF the most liberal prime
that country had In recent
years Baron Haymcrla has but re-
Gently become connected with the
Austrian embassy at Washington, hay.
ing been tor several years an attache
of tho legation at Mexico City
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-04-10
COOPERATION OF
THE PUBLIC
DESIRED
Committee on Educational Ex-
hibits viii Appreciate Assist
anCe in Work Of Making Ade-
Quate Displays,

The committe ON educational on
hbits Of the National Irrigation con-
gress viii greatly appreciate any Of
fcrs of prizes or money Tor prizes
from the general public as a stimulus
TO The schools OF the territory to do
their best for the educational display
at tho congress and exposition, II Is
the opinion Of the committee that
useful prizes such AS pictures for
school roofs, sets OF reference books,
circulating Libraries and so forth win
be most appropriate Any offers OF
silver cups or other trophies win OF
course be welcome, A number Of
prizes have already been offered along
this line and further such offers viii
de much to stimulate interest IN edu-
cattonal work preparatory to exhibits,
The committee al its meeting Tues
day night divided the work Into de-
rHrtmcnts, Including the following
classes Of schools. Strictly rura
schools, sghous IN towns under 1000
population, schools in towns of from
1909 To 5000 aud schools In towns OF
over 5000, The committee is work.
ing hard and should have the co-op-
Grafton Of all who are Interested iu
New MeNico's splendid educational in
stitutions