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IJLIEY TJTRNS TAIL.

George L. Fox received Saturday a letter from Mir. Lilley saying that his offer to debate with him referred to after election and not before To Mir. Fox's telegraphic challenge to de- hate on Sunday and Monday Mir. Lil- ley had not replied up to 10 o'clock last night.
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MILFORD.
s,.c,o, yovrp4,-couricr News Service,

tspecinI JourpAl-Couricr N"ws s"rvice'
 Milford Nov IA number of Hal lowe'en parties were in order among the young people on Saturday even ing. Among them was one at Select man Harry Mcrwin's, one at Charles Ford's and one at Mrs. Brin's at Myr- tie Beach
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Smith Brothers ice wagon broke a wheel on the trolley track at River cliff, while on tho return trip on Fri day and blocked the passing of the trolley cars during the early hours of the evening, necessitating the trans fer of passengers to another car.
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The funeral of Miss Jerusha Brooks, who died at the Connecticut Hospital for the Insane, was held yesterday af- ternoon from the home of John Brooks In Liberty street lnterment was in Oak Hill cemetery
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From Editorial in the New Haven Journal and CourIer)
 If there is anybody who doubts the existence at undertakings which in volve the expenditure of money form of appropriations he should be examined by alien ist he certainly should not be allowed will abroad
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Miss Doris Stevens of Meridcn ave. nue invited q number of friends to her home last Friday evening and the oc- casion was very pleasant one. A musical program was the feature ot the evening.
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Treatment of Lilley
 Outrageous in History
 of American Congress.
Determination of Committee to Harass and Dis. credit Him in Submarine Boat Scandal
 Seen by Everyone.

This is the George L. Lilley that the Jour nal and Courier is daily denouncng because only partially succeeded in proving his The that s charged with being determined dscredit him Is the committee whose report the dotes upon.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-02

William Osborne of Broad street, has been having improvements made at his residence and an addition has been made to the back of the house,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-02

Miss Florence Gregory left Friday for Southport to attend a Halloween party at the residence of Mrs. Blainey In that town.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-02

Louis Heady of Bethlehem, Pa, has been spending a few days at the resi- dence of his parents Dr. and Mrs. F.. B. Heady of Cherry street.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-02

The Nelghborhood Reading circle will meet Tuesday evening. with Mrs. O. L. Nettleton of Lafayette street.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-02

Mrs. Edgar B. Case, wife of ex- Senator Case of Granby. was in town last week. the guest of Mrs. Ella Greg ory of Cherry street. Mrs. Case has been enjoying a two weeks trip, visit ing friends in New York. Norwalk, Weston, Southport and Bridgeport, and stopped over at Milford for a brief visit, before returning to Granby.
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Mrs Martha Rutland has visited in Stratford, the past week.
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of Geo. L Ley this Year before His Stockholders Compelled
 Him to Turn His Batteries on MT. Liley.
Hunting Lilley's Scalp.
The Journal and Courier Charged on March 10 That the Boutell Committee Was Deter
 mined to Discredit Him

What the New Haven Journal and Courier thought of the submarine investigation while way is shown by following appeared on March o 1oo dispatch from Washington:
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-02

The special meeting of Masonic lodge will he held at the lodge rooms on
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Osborn theInvestigation
If Lilley Is Permitted to Send for Papers and People the Truth About Submarines
 Will Come Out

(From In The New Haven Journal and Courier
 Alb out March 1, 1eos.)
 Among those who have a less intelligent prehension his there is strong reluctance to believe that Is shoo ting in the air for better than to make That has been the way in which he made his fortune or the way in which he made himself figure in the political life of shrewd nervy he has hitherto taken the direct road the end he view which jushes the opinion that he probably the in this insa and that IF HE IS GIVEN OPPORTUNITY TO SHOW HIS HAND, UNDER RULES OF INVESTIGATION WHICH PERMIT HIM TO SEND FOR PAPERS AND EoPLE, THE TRUTH WILL COME OUT.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-02

Mir and Mrs. Barker and family of Gullford, former residents in town, are spending some time at the resi- dence of Mr and Mrs. William Marsh
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-02

The colored man Alfred Close, who was arrested in Stratford by Sheriff Stagg, for stealing diamond ring, q garnet and a seal ring, also locket and chain from Mrs, Travis, wife of the proprietor of Koonchaug Inn Is thought 10 have been connected with some of the recent burglaries of town Close was arralgned in court Saturday morning and failing to secure the $500 bond required went to jail to await the order of the superior court
 Tho funeral of Dumond P Merwin. which took place on Friday afternoon from his late home at Sound Gulf was one of the largest ever held In town, Rev. r, A, Summer had charge of the service at the house. The service at the cemetery was in charge of New Haven commandery No, of which he was a Sir Knight, The procession of more than thirty carriages was preced- ed by the Second Regiment band of New Haven, and three wagon loads of flowers which were arranged as an artistic garden In the cemetery, More than a dozen standing pieces, among which was a beautiful floral chair of pink and white chrysanthemums with the inscription Our Employer Whom We Love" Other standing pieces of which there was more than a dozen, represented the various lodges to which he belonged, Among them were seven wreaths, cross, crescent, a star, rows of chrysanthemums ornamented the ground around the grave, which was lined with flowers Forty men In the uniform of the Knights and repre- sentatives from various other lodges showed the esteem and good will Of the fraternltles to which he belonged The bearers were chosen from the Sir Knights who had charge of the service, The bugle call was given at the close The services lasted during the hours of 2:30 and o'clock A large assembly of townspeople were present at the cemetery and it was undoubtedly the largest funeral in the town in years.
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Preside tim to- e wha rHd In madeh an dS n wit securing for rann san df m typ b bs the ePrsden
 apro espech
 
 Hey, o have oh anumber ofnoded in
 Pd M o an of is suNrsw kephc Pro has ad, am e s ha 1t asmadpu va i've II h O r1, octoer t9o rsdet knows y Cog WHICH OF THESE TWO OPINIONS OF THE MAN THE MOST TRUSTWORTHY? state who outside the convention nssf Mr. ~
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GEORGE s. PALMER SAYS:

Q pad cspc rut in m 0 he b al t ttt h fC,re~ at
 a o h nvc me ani don nno kn MT
Cañon City record., 1908-12-10
DANfA CLAUS . m11 \
nnLH 1MlD YRAAI

Santa CiAas. vAits vhisksrs. red
jackst, rosy cAssks anA al = N tAS
city IN anticipation Of brinsing happi-
ness 70 Tie little folks 1t Tie CArtst-
mas ssAssa. His squat little forn hay
BE- seea n . doaee sAop windows On
Main strest and - = always tAe OBJ
served Of all ohasrysrs. Adn1ring
crowds Of the suAailsr 6uys and girls
satAsr ahoat tha 1tindovs uhals his
sAsy h O saAiAitlea el Aaol
hoars evsry dAy anA woN1lx ~ -
= onan9 - - inta t1ais olos at
- c.s1assitN q l.ls WI
Cañon City record., 1908-12-10
FAMIlY'S MURDERER
CAUGHT IN A POCKET

Trinidad. Dec. e.-Lying ON top Of .
hinge boulder with . bullet hole in the
side Of his head and at his feet the
dead body Of Maggie Garcia with a
bullet in her brain. the dead body Of
Francisco Martinez, the man who
murdred four members OF the Garcia
ramily Wednesday night by splitting
their skulls with an AZ, was found
Monday ut the head OF Quintana can
on, twenty miles east Of the scene of
the murder and not far distant from
the Oklahoma and New Mexico lines.
Dodging posses OF infuriated ranch
ers and dragging the hapless terrified
found himself at bay facing a wall of
sandstone at the head of the canon
which blocked his further flight
Close behind followed the posse and
at dusk the searchers leaving two
men to guard the sole avenue Of c.
cape returned to the Garcia ranch
where Undersheriff Kreeger returned
with them tc the canon In the hope Of
rescuing the girl and capturing the
murderer.
During the night Marines realizing
that escape was impossible placed the
muSxle OF the six-shooter to the girls
forehead. pulled the trigger and then
turned the gun upon himself.
Both shots were fatal. The body Of
the girl WAS found lying at the feet
OF Marines and shove her, partially
reclining against and partially lying
upon the rock. was the body Of Mar
tines. The 46-caliber revolver lying q
few inches from his oatstrstcAed hand
told tAe story oe the last murder and
suicldA
Members Of ths searching party
carried the girl 10 . wagoa near by,
leaving the body OF The ravisAsr and
murderer prsy 70 the coyotes and
wolves
0acA horror have the native resi-
dents Of Marines they have refused q
toacA The hody and unless tAs coronel
OF Baea county takss charge o. the re-
mAins the bones OF The worst criminal
IN tie annals Of so1tAsrn Colorado
will probably b LETT to Whitsn on the
scene Of his last crime.
TIo faaeral services over tie re-
usains q Cocms Garcia, Ais win. Hi
1S-ysaf-old 90. and Nm. 0aruls vere
Aala 01a1ny aftsr1eoa.
Cañon City record., 1908-12-10
CELERY GROWING BECOMING
- ] important INDUSTRY HERE

Growing celery is one Of Colorado's
newer Industries and one that Is In
creasing in extent every year. 1t has
demonstrated beyond any question Its
profftableness and of its adaptability
to the soil and climate of this state,
especially in the alluvival lands along
the river courses. Nowhere do condi-
tions seem more favorable for it than
in this particular locality and within
the next few years it will be far more
extensively grown here than it is at
present.
Not 30 very long ago consumers of
celery in Canon City district obtained
their supply from Kalamazoo, Michi-
gan, and other eastern points. It was
something OF luxury then and was
rarely seen upon the tables Of the
wage earners, except during the
Thanksgiving and Christmas season.
When 1t was ascertained that It could
be grown to advantage here it became
cheaper and il now to be had ut Q
moderate price at nearly all periods
OF the year.
The industry In capable Of almost
Indefinite expansion and its value to
the community will be many times
multiplied within the next decade. In
the Hot Springs addition to Canon
City celery grows to perfection. IN
deed, 1t is doubtful whether 1t does
quite ~ well anywhere else in the
state. The crop here last year was an
excelleat one and brought Q big re-
turn to those engaged In its cultiva-
ton. $780,.
Canon City 10 not BY any msaAs the
pioneer I'm celery growing in Co8osa6e.
~, for long time nobody tAouHht q
cultivating 1t here. bat the nrst az
psrimsat proved its success. Most OF
the celery hereto grown in Colorado
has been produced b. Uardeasgs in
the vie1aiv Of Dsaver and BFieAtpo.
the greater part Of It Wet Of Daavpe.
IN ~ valley. Of Clear Cfssk a1a 1petA
areanA 0riGhtoo-
ColbrAAe grown Gallery tAles Aeoe
rank IN botA he easesrn and vssesrn
marhsts Tor Ylzyue. tsaAss1soo aAA
si1s. II b sAippsa tA car IoaA lots -
far north - .Dstts. Hoot. md - fAx
sat - Hatt1e1rg. Pa, anA tAFoagA
tho seotA 10 1tfninsAa4 81 Mow.
0elsanR Ts1As ta1ss my earsoaAA
Ths Arst stsalsAt earioad q tosaaey
sAipPea oy4 oe CoSornAo was ssat from
bsnv1f ~ "a ). r0ft twslvs ysafs'
aeo. to D. JooapA. No. In l1oo. ~ 10
Nov. %. Mr.. Fort has shipped 37g car
loads Other dealers have made many
Cañon City record., 1908-12-10
INTERESTING MEETING OF
NIOMAN'S CLUB ON TUESDAY

Asld q ths Mckinley school baildiag
. few nlsMts so DR.. Allen Bill. who
presided. has appointsd the following
sxscutivs committee to look after the
Interests OF the people OF Lincoln
Park In the matter Of the building Of
the Kansas-Colorado electric railroad
through that district: @. v. Hodgin,
D. w. nGss. B. @. woodford. Arthur
Hubbell and L. n. Lits. One OF the
duties Of the committee viii bs to dis
cuss the matter OF the right OF way
with the property owners most d.
rectly concerned and to arrange for
ths best possible service from the
railroad company.
Cañon City record., 1908-12-10

After q period Of quesence Of two
Vsars and . half the one time familiar
story OF the raid of the members Of
'1hs city council and . few Of their
deputy city marshals. upon tho rooms
q the so-called Canon City Labor
oinb at SO Main street ON Sunday
noFning. July 1st, 1905. was rehearssd
n district court ysstsrday before
Jsdgs Cavendsr Of I4sadvills In .
N1anaSs suit brought BY jos Walton
- JoAn d. Lloyd to recover the sum
e e7.eoe: Of which e1,1sS.3s vas ask
q eor he alleged destruction Of the
eaub's stock Of "wst goods." cigars.
eaRnltnFs. sts.. aaA tAs rsnainAsr ~
n -sxsmplary." or consequential. loss
arising from the stoppags Of business
- aa intsrfsrsnos With he club's
ssDatsd rishts - . chartered orsapi-
0k1o0.
nsrs vsre two saits, ia fAcs. On the
ApcAst Of - epaEt b ena1sstioa WITH
- Raatsf 70 vhieA ws have rsesr-
~. bat oaly oas oe tAsA vas called
~ haaFiae. aho otAsr one b. agree
0aaA e tAs past5es b tAs pcoossdtAg
- - asesrniAea ~ tAs ssttlsnsat q
- AfR sa0s D - saprsos eoart. 70
vAl1A 4 - besa aSDsalsd hy ~ -
o1aAA1fA lfAs ssspaA Ssit vas 1Or n
on1y = ~ hu1aline n W1soA - elub
ss vssv leoaAs1 aDa vas Dse
NAoe. q vhisA e4ss vas Sos assnal
0Dao sustaAneA ~ - ov1ss end -
80 Sw -seamNeasy. eo11sosaEtsa.
aWul.g nrs0 - lsss q . tsaaa&.
= 90 enaA ADNevse, - ansonl
- =. lUAhn. p,an11os = Q 60
.olQnAial AaaAae - serieasa fsoas
- es9Uaa1nA ~ sait prs11saAsA -
- - aeenal va,Us oe - pfoDefty
~ 70 have hssa aestroysa- Hsw
0sss tn sAs rsesat history a ~ IRE
0oat cosaty district oo1rt have
aEoassd % afsa4 Q degree Of pebble
Atsrsse - ths oas oe Wednesday and
- coart room was crowded b. .
0roag of people intsnt upon the pro-
seedlings. Dor soms reason, not quite
clear to the gsasrality OF the spoctat-
oss. and. apparsatly. also. to the
plainti6s. ne dsssndant's made no
asesnss Of thsir alleged action. de-
slinine 10 present any testimony In
tAslr own behalf When the opportunity
e0Pel
Only three witnesses were placed
spon the stand By the prosecution
Joe walton. Charles McKissick and
Michael Blythe. The nrst told the
story Of the raid, how he was arrested
Cañon City record., 1908-12-10
THE GOOD ROADS MOvElaE I
IS MAKING GOODlPROGRESS

Longmont and Lyons and leading
toward Estes hrk are cited. These
roads have bed greatly improved
lately, until I'd Ay they are among
the finest in th Estate and are much
sought after by BURSTS. But in order
to reach these bod roads, roads in
not near 30 g+h condition must
be passed in going from Denver. This
is because thel intervening counties
have not repaired the roads within
their boundaries SO as to make SER
les of good roads from Denver to
Estes Park. This same criticism holds
good elsewher@ in the state.
Another feature OF the bill In that 1t
provides for sttte aid for these coun-
ties wishing I'd repair their roads 70
that they can BE- regarded AZ per-
manent good r1ads. This plan In very
extensively tri9d in the state Of Maine
and with excellent results.
In this contcction much interest
ing data has been compiled by the
Rocky Mo1ntan Highway Associa-
tion which shiWs the results of good
roads. In the inrst place good roads
AnO&AD - AHkD8Bs mn = vSGy u0-
cided Increase 10 the value of the land
through which the roads run This
has been proved In Paulding county,
Ohio. where Tie county tax books
show that sinss the. good roads move
ment In that section the valuatioas
have INCREASED 400 Per cent and more.
This one coapty aloas has spent al
most . ndllioA dollars On good roada.
but tAsss ha3 bssA ON nodcsahls In
crease h tAeEtaxes Of ne county In
spite q thia sxpanditnra, ana ths
bonds Insasd !cor tAis purpose are -
Ing proaptiyt ast TAis b dss 10 IL
fset tAaa thotin6ssass In valnat3oa ol
propsrty has bosa % Grsof "a. to bring
In ID 6l1ouxt hesded 10 nsst a.
psaMtares 11tAclt he lsast kurasa
N tAe tAxDER In Tsansssss ahA
Nix - sane rasQ)l8 hANs
hesn h111esaye ! N. s
IN - sSIa t,aos - farnssr .Saa:
sats ~ ipe 1as ~ h1eag abas 70
hanI hie ps@ 80 1oS0 - 1ar-
hst ~ iSaDeass 49, uthsrvise.
Nayaf 16d11 - Ina&lAt b ooo of
tha 0 tsa1faqlla & heuoAseS ~
sood ros II - Sta1 iAa 1lzeseA
III I d - - nDalAsr eoan-
IL, eetAs - =. 49,
Cañon City record., 1908-12-10

The funeral party was just leaving
the little cemetery when sheriff Kres-
ger with the posse reached the Garcia
ranch with the BODY of the murdered
girl 's>ss
Tho second funeral was held at once
in the presence of nearly every resi-
dent Of that section In . radius Of
thirty miles. A simple funeral rite was
read and the body Of the murdered
girl was laid beside the other mem-
bers Of the family.
Grief is Pitif1L
But two OF the Garica family sur
vive, Ffdel Garcia and his sister, Mrs.
Manuel Vigil. Their grief was pitiful
and even the hardened frontiersmen
and officers schooled to scenes Of vio-
lence and death. were moved when the
young man fell upon the newly made
grave. screaming In anguish until he
lapsed into insensibility.
The grief OF the sister was equally
pitiful. and both were finally carried
away from the little cemetery to the
homes Of their friends. The tragedy
OF last Wednesday ON the lonely ranch
ON the Carlisle. and the even more
tragic sequel. has cast . gloom over
the entire community.
Undsrsheriff Kreeesr, r. Z Wind
sor and John Bleddsn. tho tWo latter
being newspaper Representative.
reached the Garcia ranch. de sosAs
OF the murder about 4-oclock Sunday.
having drivea for fourteen hoars.
Tho bodies were found sxac4ly -
described BY Torrihio 0onsalss. -
man Who brought the news Of -
tragedy 10 Trinidad. A single haoW
sumeed for the agsd father. the aca
and the mother. Ars. 0arule had ssi-
dsntly bssn aroused BY The murder q
TIE other tArss and apparsatly vas
upon her knsss implorin9 meruy vhaA
tho assaasin1 AZ split Aef skull. TAe
body fell backwards. and in Aar AanAs
was claspsd . rude cracl1x. vhieA
che vas evidently holding vAsA
struck down.
Marines then forced The GIRL -
write q note. which read: II IN -
| blame"
| Travel SIXTY Hl1ss.
Forcing her to doa her hgotAsr's
coat and hiznsslf taking anstAsr cvsr-
eoak tAs pair tAsa len ~ ~ e.
(cpatinasA = Haga UaA1l
Cañon City record., 1908-12-10
nw suFRRM11NuRMf oR
D0U&4 OAM0N .0CAook2

PfoG = ,. EWing of DRan0D, ha6
h4 elseesd b. he board oe eduoatina
- opatA caAoa 10 oaoesod Prof. b. 4
onitA. rsdgned. - saDegtnesAAaat q
tAo V0bhc schools "a tA0 seatA a3Ao
oe tAe river. Thero veFo ma1y apD1l-
ea1t1 sne -the 1oattioa. many ee 49,
Of wide S3psr3encs In edueaaioaa1
work ProG Ewing was Formerly ~
psffzteds1e Il ID saAnola aak 0aeaeA
CITY. Kansas. and came 20 ColoradO =
few months aeo for he hsnsat oe hi1
Wffo'o henlth
Cañon City record., 1908-12-10
GOT JUDeMENT FROM JURY
IN THE AMOUNT ASKED
Contrary Publc Expectations As Well As to the Sas-
prise Of the Plaintiffs Only Slight Defense Was
Made In the Case Against the Alleged
Raiders On the Rooms Of the So
called Canon City Labor
C1uh

and taken OF 10 the lookup and of the
destruction wrought BY the visitors.
He presented . sworn inventory Of
the property destroyed, the alleged
valas of which was $2.2s5.36. This
amount vas not disputed and was as
ssasAd against the defendants by the
jury.
Trial Of the case was not really BE-
gun until nearly noon ON Wednesday.
a. 4 was aftsr II O'Clock before .
jury was obtained from the original
panel and from the special venire Of
twelve men ordered drawn for the
purpose. II was generally anticipated
eupy The attention Of court for Q ooa-
tAat q hearing Of the case would oo-
pie Of days at least. but Judge Cavsn-
der stated when It was called on We'd
nssday that It must b completed b.
fore the adjournmsat Of coart tAa4
nigAt, although. deairoas. he saiA, ee
affording The hdgants every oppor-
unity for . thoEoaA - exhaustive
trial.
~ A:lS O'Clock iA he aftsenooa the
eAss Vas givsa to the Jury and tArss
hoafs aAA Q auaStsr latsr . vsrdict
vas rsaeAsd and tAs aAssiff iasosne1
e ~ a0rssnsnt lpoa tAs sssst3on a4
isssA, TAs vsrdset vas siysa y ~
ennse q . oeaoek tAAs Dosaiag 81
~ 1sry aisnAaDsd. A sooswAAe Dseal-
~ tAiag b eoaAsesioo WIN ~ oass
- - ~ eAas tAo inser1ctssas 70
- my vees aealvsrsd VERBALLY ~
JuAD CsvaAAse iAstsaA of b Vrit1Ag.
- q. usoAl1y ooaa.
z JuAns. 0aysAAss seaasA eAaa Ais in-
aezNgt16a Hoal0 haenDs mt - ~
feenfa q tAa eoart t1s saMsuJ6 tAay
Woeo iA writing and - ordsrsa SAs
sssangrapAsr 10 take them down - he
dsiivsrsd tAsn 70 the Jury. Ai'hOasA
tnffsqusat In . court OF record verbal
instructions 10 the jury are somstimss
givsa. this particular instance being
one Of them. Ths jury was Instructed
TO return . verdict for the plaintiffs
In the amount demanded II II found
that the property described was de-
stroyed ~ alleged In the :omplaint.
unless II should decide that the Wit
nesses for the prosecution had not
told the truth.
A motion for an appeal TO the su-
prsme court has been nled By sttor-
neys for the defendants. and By ssip-
ulation OF all concsdnsd. the spit for
damages to the building viii b. de-
termined BY the adjudication in the
case carried up to the higher tribunal
on appeal.
Cañon City record., 1908-12-10

Al unusually interesting meeting Of
ne Canon City Woman's Club was
held At Elks hail Tuesday afternoon.
There was Q large attendance Of mem
bsrs and Q study Of "Blake's History
Of the Hbis" was continued. with
1fs. J. W. Rodgers ~ leader. A de-
lishtfui feature Of the program was
he reading BY Mrs. Reynolds Of an
original and helpful paper on The
Rcmances Of the Bible" Mrs. Ray
oold's paper was most pleasing and
0ainstaking one and showed an Init
0Acy with the subject that was 40 ex-
esptioaal - its trsatmant was grace
a.. AAothsf matter but Of the ordin-
asy at Tuesday afternoons session Of
~ club was q debate ON the PROPOSE
1Dea hat tho study Of history 10 more
important that . s1dy Of literature.
he diseaaasoA vaa Characterised b.
tAs utmost opea Aatnrs and kindlinsss
- 0iStt ard Was exhaestivsly consid-
eseA by 10th ssdss. TIE awarding
es1ttss. ooauuoea of lfrs. Bur-
bs1oA. M. Tovnssaa and Mrs.. Over
0Aa. Aee,apo1 Ne neGAtive side Of he
Guss(lsns NJ ~ 11rs. Rogsrs. 20 b
- vf1nsf. There wsre four guests.
Msoaannss 0oAAAck. DurlsigA, Scott
90 T'Ownssaa. Nsxt Tuesday AFTER
aooa he membsrs OF the club Will b.
entertained at o social q the Aoos Of
Mrs. 7. n. Harding.