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The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-03
NI. il,N AnANNnrcd-

TO the Editor of the Kick Column;
 1 am somewhat surprised at reading the article over the signature of T. D. in the Kick Column of your issue of Tuesday regarding the condition of Chapel street between Church and or aHge The ''woodon and two-story buildings on that block are the cause of the kick
 TO the best of my recollection the last wooden building in that location was removed at least twenty years ago, and tho spot is now occupied by the buildings of the Institute and thc MuhDfelder store, buildings that would do credit to any city | know anything about and, as fer lWo-story glruC- tures,' with the exception of the Town. send bank, at corner of Orange street. 1 dot't thlut there has been a building of that slrlo on tho block for the last 6fly years,
 II strikes mn that d "kicker' should he better acquainted with localities and the subject kicked about before putting un the kick The old saving accredited to DavN Crockett "Rc sure you are right then go ahead" Is quite appI .cable in this case,
 New Haven. Dec, 1. 1908,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-03
ChrIstmns Rn,lnn.

ISNFTNgIIoTd KopubTIcanO
 Many thoUghtful people have, adopted tue practice of buying Christmas gifts early go that by so much the pressure upon tired clerks at the last moment may be lessened More of us ought to do likewise. Beyond this considera- lion of thought for the store people there Is tue peace of mind which fol lows forehanded action al all times lt is a good job done when the Christ mas presents have been stored under lock and key before the annual crush Of trading sets in, and yonr own nerves nre nndor aLrain as Mel
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-03
The ItnlInn in American Politics.

CB0stOn TraVeler)
 There is nothing to fear in the entry of the Italian into our politics. ltc has q natural adaptability for politics. He hates slavery because he has been sub- jected for centuries to oppression. De spite his struggles to earn q living and to get family and friends from Italy plus unfamlllarity with the Eng lsh language, he quickly shows a re- al2ation of the use and power of the ballot and Is eager to become natural ized The Italian leaders soon win and swing organizations with the skill and deXterlty gained from observation of their political predecessors, no detail of whose methods they cannot compre- bend and improve upon
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-03
The Nursery Venture.

TTTUfTTOFU TIWeS.1
 Mir. Munseys venture into Sunday afternoon journalism in the national capital Is an interesting experiment. Washington is overloaded with Sunday with their bulky contents, are nov in the field They are too much for the city to assimilatc, MT. MunseY plans to relieve the pressure on the Sunday morning field by invading the Sunday afternoon field It won't take MT, Munsey long 10 find out whether there is genuine public demand for a Sunday afternoon paper If the sheet Is wanted 1t will stay If the public doesn't cry for 1t. as the children are reputed to cry for certain proprietary medicine. MT Munsey will fold his tent like the Arab and as quietly steal away
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-03

United States senatorship ne must nave q quid pro quo Oh. What Is a quid And what Is quo That Timothy gets if he deosnt go Rutting in 10 the senate show? Say Is quid the same as q quo? lt is? Well, now, we want 10 know What ib the dickens fig a quo? Whats that you say? A quo Is quid Aw. pipe tho iolly' You shouldn't kit X civil question like that; by gosh This ie too serious for a josh, If quo ls uuid And q quid Is quo, some thousands o( people would like
 tn know If Inc gets the duid will if tickle him The same as a quo would, They don
 want Tim TO do anything he never did By taking quo which he thought was
 dnd, And after a while wake up 10 find That a quo was very different kind or scuap from q quld, and he Had been duidded out of his rights
 hy gce' That's how 1t stands, and Timothy L WIIl never he satisfied with smell. Which is why the people want tf
 know If a quo is quid Is q quld quo? ., r,,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-03
sgnIn the I,hreunph line.

To the Editor of tho Kick Column.
 As you must have known, the resi- dents of tho EdgeWood avenue district ot the city we're ovcriOHed recently 10 md that the trolley company had ln- stitnted a system whereby two cara. Instead Of one. were to be run every evening on a twelve minute headwav during the rush hours"
 The extra ears have come and arc a present doing valiant service. Even lheN have not proved sufficient to servo the section as If should be served, be- Ing crowded every evening tIll they are often insulferablc. I know this from experience, having ridden on them every evening The way they are bee Ing patronized shows, In my opinion, how many people there are who have been in the habit of using inc Whallev avenue or the Chapel street ears in stead of the EdRewood cars because of the poor service or the latter These people can and would use the Edge wood line If it were made endurable. should think tho trolley company would realize that fact They serve no better community with any of their cnrs than With these. and vet these are rho porest without an exception of any in the city Dixwel avenue even gets better service and better cars than do we, Why cannot double truck cars he used on the Edgewood line. They have to be used during the severe weather of winter when the small cars cannot get through the snow. If the company has not the cars, it Should realize that fl would be paying prop- osition to get them They would be as well p0troni2ed all day long as any line In the city. If the present curves will mos allow big cars to be run con tnually, change the curves or put in double tracks Authority could be got from the city for the latter move, l venture to assert.
 The Edgewood avenue community is being held back in it's legitimate growth because of this service, and fl Is time II was all ended
 LOCKWOOD.
 WlnthtOp NNcnue. Docember L 1908.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-03
KICK COLUMN"

ttader the above heading tie Jour nal-CourIer will he pleased 10 publish such letters as its readers may desire 10 writ t. Address yonr letter io The Editor pi the Kick Column. Jour- nal-Iourier New Haven, Conn" Write briefly and to the point and always send ,nur right nnme md nhhrcss. without which no letter can be pub lishedb
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-03

A two-ceut postage has now been an- nouuced between this country and Ger many This marks another step toward universal two cent postage the world oyer France. Italy, Russia and spain may well get in line next.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-03

This" said teacher to her class oI small arithmotclaps, lis unit, She held tlp a pencil This book IS T uni. too" said she. And these are units And she showed them q ruler, 2 flower and an apple, Then she peeled the apple. and, holding up the peel, said; Now children, what is this?" Silence, Come you know what II is she urg- ed. Little Bill's hand went up slowly, well, William" said the teacher, "pleathe, ma'am, inc skin of unit, I'll Philadelphia Record
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-03
0tR CONTENr0R ARIEs,
4 Vigorous RnttllnE,

TTWTWOTW ITWNF0F
 If tho report from Waterbury that Governor Elect Lilley is planning to recommend q comprehensive scheme of excise reform is true, there is likely 10 be a vigorous tattlnR' of dry bones on Capitol hill this winter
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-03
SAYINGS AND D01NGs.

Soldiers of Berlin built q pontoon bridge across the river spree ih torN minutes recently
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-03

The most approved design of storm door construction represents an invest mrnt of no less than s2i00
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-03
RREAkFAST DTGEsTERs.

Seribhler-What is your idea of a successful poet? Scra wler-On who is able to earn his living a something elge,-- Philadelphia Record
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-03

A $40,O00 wireless telegraph plant IS being erected at Newport. which Will have working radius of 12b0 miles.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-03

She "'Thc man wed must he very near an angel
 He Hero I ann very near one she-"Oh, you dear. Louisville Her. ald,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-03

The famous Lachne rapids of the st. Lawrence are to be spanned by bridge and the channel Widened,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-03

As proof of the lasting qualities of cypress, a coffin recently was eXcavat- cd at New orleans which had been buried since 1903. yet the wood was az sound as when new,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-03

A new ice cream freezer by using a glass can, claims to do away with the arduous labor of turning crank and freezes its contents by packing in crushed ice and salt,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-03

Mrs Dyer-Hayc you had anl o&pe- rencc In taking care of chlldrenH Ap- pllcant--No, ma am, leretolofe Ve oply worked for the best famillcs-- Puck.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-03

An attempt to establish a municipal brewery in Berlin resulted in a dismal failure. It did plenty of business but lots money,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-03

tIave you lived In lhls town very long, Miss Scars" "Of course not. Do look old enough to have lived any where very long?' g?'-Cleveland Leader
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-03

Nature plans well for mankind, "As to how?" Gives tho men ears fine for hanging spectacles. over, ana the ladies' tresses suitable for pnning hats to,"--IouisviIlo Courer-Joutnal,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-03

The bids for establishing the Bertil- Ion system at the local police head quarters have been opened and one of them accepted Soon the local sleuths will be able to make use Of this sei- entlic means of establishing the iden- tity Of guilty ones. Steps should at once be taken to obtain matrons for measuring the women, else scandal similar to that recently discovered in Brooklyn, where policemen were found to be making these physical examina- tions, may be developed at the local police station.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-03

In once famous tea district of In- dia the cultivation of rubber has driven the production of tue former to second place, nearly HOOD acres being devoted lo rubber plantations.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-03
THE CHRISTMAS STAMPS.
Where and How It Is Hoped They Will Be Used.

T HE following statement, made by the promoters N of the Christmas stamp movement of the American National Red Gross Society of which -- President elect Taft is president explains all about the of the little stamps sale at the Jour nal Courier office
 We want all factories to use the stamp upon their payros at least during the holiday season, and to put it upon all their correspondence We should like all department stores and other stores to at least stamp upon packages going out from their stores We should like womens clubs to take up the sale of a.>~..~-~.-~~~y stamps among their friends We want II MAri9EAA ] school children and teachers to assist, l|SIsgRsslrl} We want Sunday schools and churches 3IEI%fst1yS Sa to operate In every possible way }I$IsMaHsB |&I l we want to extend this movement.
 t9o5 Philadelphia and vicinity expect to sell N~~@'>'- "~"'"""~' 10000, ,000.'
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-03
QIID PRO QUO.

Nofe-llon Timothy l. Woodruff's friends say that If he relnquishes the United States senatorsbip he must have q uuid pro quo.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-03

Policewomen are being advocated be- fore the board of aldermen of Bayonne, x. ]. Little by little the ladies are taking the so-callod male occupations rom the men. The idea of police women is, perhaps, the latest. We sup pose, in case they are established. they will be spoken of as Bayonne's "pret- tiest' rather than "handsomest. We can foresee fun for the coppers O nights where the beats of tho police men and policewomen meet.
 The seriousness Of the new foot and mouth disease which has been discoy- cred among the cattle Is happily been made much less by reason of the very earnest efforts Of the authorities botl, m this country and in Canada to dc away with any animals found with cyl. denees of fl upon them. Secretary Will. son has estimated that over 1000 ani malls have been destroyed In this coun. try already by order Of the inspectors The new 'squeccce" machine fo, cleaning the streets certainly looks a, qnoer as it's name sounds but for al that fl may be able to do the business in fine shape so give fl chance Heaven knows our streets. most o them, need good cleaning badly ! enough
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-03

Thursday, December 2, 1eos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-06-18

Cmtraleg 'Iafayett" Arroyo.
Euela," de Bapcaloneta. HJuanita do
dilla. .'CorIiCa," Dc RfnOOn. "PueEto
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-06-18
Ed CT o

En u OoRts Municipal de AEeCibO, r. r,
EntGd0g Unid0H do America A-El PREM
dent0 de lol 3. e. U. TT.
FOlicits UEd6S y Pedro FEancigCo Maria
Isabel BfFbaTa Gambia , Urd6z-Ex.
pRIts.
Por cuanto, Folfcita Urdaz Padro
Francisco y Maria Label BsEbaRG Gambia
y U-daz han pEG1ontado un6 moci6n 6 IL
CoEta 1oliOitAndo ID convention On domi-
Mo dc ln inscription do p ssai6n de Il Il.
guisnts fnOD:
R6StiCa: Finca EitR On d baHRio del
''IsIoto t6rmino municipal de euta Villa.
Tiene dc cabida Cisnto CuaRanta nsiB
cueHda1 J media, mas msnca, equiValOn.
toI CinOuontO J liets hsCt6rOaS, CinOuanta
OCho &TeaI, tres CentifEeaB dc tsFEeno dc
paste y monte poyal, CON pSlmRa de CoCoB.
EnclAvada dentro de 10 peRfmaEo una caua
de hAbitaci6n, do altos bsjon do mndoFal
del pafs tsCho de TejGmGnil , azotsa, que
mide diGz metros = cincu0ntR CentfmatT0I
de fFont0, con CRt0RCe metros , Veinti0Ch0
continuation do fondO pOr d CostRdO Este.
EGtf dividida poT lag aguRg del CAno de
TibuToneg ca dos poTCionO8, una de laI
cuRlGB tiene de CRbida ciento Veinte y
nueV0 CueEdAs , mediD, H0An CincuontA
hSCtfTeaS, ochentR nueye areas 0ChOnta
, liste Centi6rGRS, , OolindR por 81 NoTts
con IL ribeTG ma'ftimR teTTeno pRBtoE
dG don ApoIiDaEiO Mel6ndes; poP 81 Este
con terrenoH psstOu do don GregOEio Pas
toFi4s; poF 81 Sur con 81 msncionRdo Caiir
= tsTFenoB pABtos de defiR ABunGi6n Bro
! de Garcia poF 81 OG8tO con terFenog &
paHto8 de don Juan Marin, don HeFacliO
Martin y Ios citRdoa MeI61dez Bro. La
otFR fEacci6n llamRdR ''lG vueltR laTgG" ,
sitR 81 Sur Ossts del cusrpo principal,
10 Compone de disz , Biste CuerdaH, 6 HeRn
ssiH hoCtGFeaB, EO8entR y Ocho AREAS diez
? aiete CsntikEeAB linda por los cuatFo
puntoB ORrdinAleB con 81 HuBOdicho CAf1o dc
TibuYones.
Por ouanto, 81 Hon. JueE de eEtR CoFte
hR dictado con feCha de hoy IL iguiento
oEden: Vista lR moCi6n dc los pEomovsnteE,
publiqusBs IN ediCto On nm paIi6dico de
gran circulation de Is iGla, RnunCiando lR
convention q Bs pYetendeIpRFa q. lon que Ie
cream peFjUdiCRdos pu0dAn oponeTBO pre-
BsntRndo ID opoTtunR demsnda On 81 plaEo
dc ounce dfau uaturaleB, ContRdoI deIde Is
pub 'icaci6n de diCho ediCto.
Por tsnto, fin do que Bs Anuncie ID
conversion inteFeGada, On In forma diHpus8.
to, libro lR prsBsnte ca ATecibo doce
do Junio de 1908 Miguel a. BaLsei,
70, SscHetRFio COEts Municipal. 8. '. 3.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-06-18
FL GSCandaIO de unas nuChaChas
sllOVsChadaS.

AYSr como 4 las 81 p. m 81 saIir Ioa
nifoE de Ia sScueIa Colon, una poEci6n
de muchachsB IR emprendi6 contra ID casa
morRda dc Ia octogsnRris Et n IRA Francisco
FRIc6r, On Ia rssidanoia de O'DouelI, fren.
to IL casa de Ia familia Psgani, hall6n.
dose gravemsnte snfsrma dicha ssfiora:
Al BeT requsTidaH lau mencionsdaB CHI
chas por 10 sonora Candida Igaravidez
lansaron piedEaa & Ia caNs y & ella la in
Creparon con fraGeB gTOssrsS impropiaD
de nif:B que aniatea & IN plantsl de edu'
c8Ci6n.
La PoliciR no 30 di6 cusnta del esc6n'
dalo, eHtAndo seg6n % nos informs uno en-
10 eIquina de San Francisco , O'DoneII.
No ComentamoV.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-06-18
LINEA FERREA DEL oEsTE.

Itinerario. salidas de Bayam6n Oapi-
tai simultaneamente
Dfas laborables.- Maflana 6, z O5, $50 8
45 11.OO. Tarde 12. 10, las, BIS, 4.B5, 5.45.
$50.
Dias festivos.-Maflana 6,7C5, $50 s.45
l6 y $50.
BilIetes .baratos para dfas festivos. De
Cataf1O Bayam6n, ida y vUelta IA. ella Sc
25G 2a. clase 16e. De Bayam6n Catado y
vuelta Ia clase 15e, "a. clRse 1Oe.
Billetes OrdinRrio de Capital Catad0 en-
La, clRse 8 centavos.
Bayam6n 10 de septOmbrO de 1906
Ramon Valdss.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-06-18

que qusEf8 mREChaFBa hizo t0davfa RIgu'
mas pTeguntRg obtuvo las Riguiente6 de-
ClaFRCioneI, que hicieEon 'oI tres doIOgadoG:
"Segdn TthgR Ia pTsnIR de los EGtRdoE
UnidoE, se o0nnideFR Mr.. Taft como
candidate de mas pTobRbilidsdes. Cree
mos que Ei 81 quiBisER EsTVir Puerto Ri.
co podE1A hRcerlG muCho bisn, poEqus eI
hombHe de gran talsnto. No conocemOB Bu
Oonducta en- FiIipinRG El pFoblema dc
FilipinaB GO ConoCe tan e1caEamente en-
Puerto Rico que no eB poIible juzgaR con
acieFto de II OonductR dc niDgtn gobOF.
DantG de aqu0l pAfs'.
Isl las nOlUCioneB gus van ustedog
pF0poner Ia convention de Chicago fua.
zen aCeptadRH y GGCritaE % ID pIatafoEma
del paFtidO FopubliCano naCional, iqu6
harlan uEtedes9- pTegunt6 nueHtEo reporter
-DaFfamoI lal graciRI Il Convenci6n.
-5Y 81 por 81 ContEario, fuersn rechn-
1RdRg, que harlan Ont6noOa2
La comiGi6n tsndFfR ID miGmR RCtitud
que anteu de ls convention de Chicsgo y
afEmlmo1 que 81 pRrtido TspublicGnO in
Iular harris 10 pTopio.
Los dslegadoG atiEmaEOn no habsF tent
do boEdO niDgunA class do FslaCionOB con
MF. Herbert 2. 8hStfsF, un0 de los dslgga'
dor dem6CrataB la convsnci6n de Don.
yer.
Al tsrminaT, ell doctor Gomez BrioEo,
dijo con sIguna onOEgfa.
=Yo en log actuRlel momOnt0u fAYOFa'
rfR la constitution del paEtido dsm6crRta
en- Puerto Rico, ttndiOndo que Les aBpi
rACiou0I politica1 del pals 90 dividRn en- dou
paRtidoI que buEquen RpOyo en- lOs dos
partidoE a nRcionaIos.
Los IehorOI QuinonsB , ValdivisIo rati.
fcaFon eBa declaration.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-06-18

MaFcial Gonsalaz fugado del dsp6nftO mu.
niCipal dO Rio GrandO dondO tisnO dos
cAu1as pendisnts1 hurtO, % FebEero.-
SAEgsntO OEtis.
OsguaB IL. En- union de guardia .Echs
VaEria coupe dos vaCaT gnBtraidau & Fsug'
6no ISona Dc e Cidra, arEestando jose
Le6n.-TeniOuts GimOnez,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-06-18

A COMPRAR MADERA.-La Com.
paAsa Z'edWstTiGI de 6antUrcS (san juan
Box 657) tisne en- CIasO do primeFa pre-
clos sin compassionate, m complete gurtido
para construction de cagaG. MolduFRg do
tOdoI tamanos. TabIillaB para persianaB
D0p6sitoB. San Juan frOnte q muellO
n6mOFo 2. SRnturoa Stop. "a. TeIefonoB
425 , 1880. Ia
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-06-18
Julio COrt6S mata
a Pr0VidsnCia Rodriguez.

Ponce, junio 18.-AnoCho en- la playa
hitio lR boCa, Julio CoEteI mat6 & IN con.
CubinR ProvidenCiR Rodriguez biFi6
Julian Olivero que tTat6 de dstenerlo.
MatAdoR 40 hR Aido CRptuEadO. Captain
Cabrera.
Generic 17.-1ndiYiduO sRntOu Moves
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-06-18

En Nta impEonta - vOndO papOl Dc
p ri6diOo visio { $500 los 46 kiIol Gun
gUiotaL)
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-06-18

, Martin RsatoB, tEabajabRnl CaEfstera Co.
msEfo BRYRm6n momentoa de hscer bs.
rrsno 6Bts hizO explosion pOE hRbarsa que.
dado CaTtucho dinamitR con antsFioFidsd
oCaaionando al pEim8ro confusion on Il
frents q Otro hsFida grave On la mano IL
quiaTdR produCido paEticula. Cabo Mu.
figz
CaguAu 18.-Ho CaptuEndo pr6fugo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-02-11
ROCKVILLE AND VICINITY.
General and Personal News Of Mont
gomery County, Md.
Special Correspondence of The Star.

Special Correspondents OF Ine StaT
ROCKVILLE. Md. February II. 1908.
| j. Thomas Gather, a farmer of the
| Colesville neighborhood, recently shot
| Denton Hobbs in the neck. He was re-
uuired by Justice of the Peace Fairall to
| furnish bail in the sum Of $500 for his
appearance at the March term of the cir
| cult court for trial
| Hobbs. it is stated. went to the home of
Gather and the two men became involved
| in a dispute 1t is said that Gather be-
came enraged and shot his visitor.
The Montgomery County Principals As
sociation. the membership of which con-
sists of the principals OF the larger pub
| lie schools of the county. met mere sat
urday. Among the subjects considered
| were Supplementary Reading anu w nat
Should Be Memorized." Miss f. Mabel
Condor of the school at Laytonsville; TO
What Extent Should Mythology Be Used
for Supplementary Reading?' Prof Ira
c. Whitacre of the Gaithersburg High
School: How Can School Libraries be
Made Most Helpful" Miss Josephine
Some of the Masterpieces of Literature.
Prof Roger j. Whiteford of the Sandy
Spring High School. and THE County
School System Prof. Earle B. Wood
A license to marry has been issued by
the clerk Of the circuit court here to
| Theodt re Nathaniel Bolton of Damascus
and Marian NJ. Howell of Unity.
Col. Spencer c. Jones has gone to New
Orleans to spend about two months with
his daughter, Mrs. T. Richard Falvey.
Mr.. and Mrs Crissman f. Ramey have
returned from their wedding trip and are
guests at the home of the brides par
ents. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Welt.
Bishop A. w. Wilson occupied the pull
pit in the Southern Methodist Church here
Sunday morning and evening. Bishop
Wilson will preside over the Baltimore
annual conference at Roanoke March -.
The Maryland and Virginia Racing As
ISOLATION has allotted the Montgomery
County Agricultural Society August %.
o. ~ and 2S as the dates for the annual
Rockville fair.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-02-11

was on the dignity Of the work the order
is engaged in and the dreadful calamities
which result from the curse of intOXica-
ton. He made an urgent appeal to the
residents of the northeast to activity
participate in the temperance work that
is sweeping all over the country. His
remarks were we'll received. and at their
conclusion the chairman thanked both
Dr. Wright and Mr.. Shoemaker for the
good counsel and cheering encouragement
they had given the members
The vice templar. Miss Rose NJ Mac
lean. responded to call from the chair
by singing "Dreaming.' followed by
Goodbye. Sweetheart, Goodbye" as an
encore.
William Riley sang several comic Irish
songs: Michael Costello. Miss Eta Har-
rover and David F. and David B. Dee also
sang, the latter two giving as a duet
1.-The Girl Who Threw Me Down." Miss
Mamie Archambaalt accompanied them
on the piano.
Upon the conclusion of the exercises a
luncheon was served. and several signified
their intention of joining the order Capt.
Daley announced that a gold medal worth
80 was offered as a prize to the member
bringing in the greatest number of MEM
bers this quarter. 1t was decided that a
literary and musical entertainment be
given under the auspices of the lodge
Friday evening, February %, in Medford
Hall.