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Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-06-06
BRYANEXPLAINS
HlSSLUSH FUND
DENIES HE SOLD HIS SUPPORT
TO PARKER IN 1904 FOR $2o..
600 CONTRIBUTED TO NEBRAS-
s,KA CAMPAIGN FUND. ,.asI

LINCOLN. Neb., June 6.--In, q
statement given out to the Associa-
ted Press. William J. Bryan replies
to an article that appeared week
ago in the New York World, charg-
ing that Mr.. Bryan was the bene-
flciary r'of a campaign contribution
made by Thomas F. Ryan. Mr..
Bryan declares II Mr.. Ryan made the
contribution It was without his
knowledge or consent and he reyeats
his former statement that wher I is
proven that Mr.. Ryan did maf the
contribution he will see that the
money is returned to the donor. Mr..
Bryan says: #
s"I have aust read the Worlds
story charging. first. that my Broth,
er-fnsiaw. Mr.. Alien, chairmanf Of
the democratic state committee, had
conference with Mr.. Sheehan in
1904 in regard to the campaign
fund.
Second. that Mr.. Sheehan, as Mr..
Ryan's attorney. secured from Mr..
Ryan $4,000 for the Nebraska
campaign.
"Third, that Mr.. Ryan made the
contribution to secure my open and
unqualified support of Judge Parker.
Fourth, that to disguise the
source OF the contribution. Mr.. Ryan
gave the check to Mr.. Sheehan and
that Mr.. Shehan gave his check to
Mr.. Allen. =
"Chsirman Allen and Mr.. Dahl
man, the Nebraska member Of the
national democratic committee, have
already denied the Worlds charges
and stated that the only money re-
ceived came from tn national COM
mittee. But I wish to add: &
'Mr. Allen says that he never
saw either Mr.. Sheehan or Mr
| Ryan. and have no reason to doubt
his word. II Mr.. Ryan contributed
to the Nebraska campaign. It was
not With my knowledge or consent
While had but a remote personal
interest in the Nebraska campaign
that year. I am interested in Nebras-
ka politics and am so interested In
national politics that I am not will.
| ing to- be In the slightest degree OBJ
ligated to any favor-seeking corpo
ration. If, therefore, the Worlt
will secure either from Mr.. Sheehar
or Mr.. Ryansa statement. or prove
II. any other way, that Mr.. RyaI
gave to Mr.. Sheehan or to any one
else or to the national committee
any sum whatsoever with the under
standing that the sum would be uset
in the Nebraska campaign, I shall
| see that the amount Is returned t.
Mr.. Ryan.
"As to the charge that my sup
mort Of Judge Parker was purchased
I need only say that I announced m!
support of Judge Parker immediate
~ after the st. Louis convention
and that support was open and un
qualified from the convention unit
the polls closed. I had opposed hi
J nomination, but he had no NOR
loyal supporter during the campaign
was in correspondence with HIN
and both on the stump and with m!
pen rendered all the assistance
could. While the World was selling
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-06-06
A. c. DEMPKE.

1t would be hard for any one per-
son to point out the ideal orchard
tract in Vineland. We all see
through different glasses. That all
of them are fine there can be no
doubt. and 1t would puzzle the wis
est to say which is the best. They are
all best. and the two and one-half
acres belonging to Mr.. A. G. Demke
is no exception to the rule. In this
orchard there are peaches, cherries,
apricots and prunes. The wealth OF
berries that he will have on his
bushes this year will be most mar
Vicious. There is no scarcity OF
water on this place; plenty and to
spare for all purposes. He has a
fine house of eight rooms. electric
light, in fact. all modern improve
ments that could be desired. All
the other buildings on the place are
in keeping with the house; sub
stantial, well built and up-to-date.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-06-06

The collections are Il now being
made BY the city for water, used
during the quarter ending Juna 4,
1908, The amount In the notices
sent include both domestic and irri~
cation, which make but one charge
Tia old custom Ut collections
through the banks has been ahan-
idonsd, and checks, IN payment of
charge for water must be sent g
this onlGp. Respectfully, 50 &.
JNU. n. NrCKEH60N, Coi14ctor
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-06-06
Il. E. BUNDY.

Who has lived in the Charleston
vineland country for the past two
and q half years, has q fine place at
the corner If Eight and Sycamore
streets on which he raises peaches,
apples, cherries, and apricots. He has
a fins house of ten rooms Of modern
build, a good stable and other out
buildings Mr.. Bundy Is owner OF
the hack line between Charleston
Vineland and Lewiston. which con-
aects with all incoming and out
going trains at Lewiston. He came
here from Joel, Idaho. He Is delight
ed with the country and expects to
remain permanently.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-06-06
F d JONES.

On the corner of Eighth ana
Highland streets is the residence OF
F. d. Jones, who Is the happy pos
SCISSOR of one acre of the finest land
in the territory OF vineland. He has
peaches. cherries, grapes. and the
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-06-06

It's columns to the republican COM
mittee to be used in caricaturine
Judge Parker. my paper was urging
his election"
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-06-06
PAYS TO USE THESE COL UzMNs


& ANTED-Girl for general house
work. j. M. Molloy, 404 Second
avenue.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-06-06
Read The Teller ads.

You can save money by buying
your furniture, stoves, dishes, gran
tie and tin ware or anything in the
housefurnishing line at the Russell
Outline store. NIX 1913
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-08
REQUIEM
 FOR ROYALTY
LiSBoN'S STREETS LINED WITH TROOPS AS BODIES OF KING
 AND PRINCE PASS.
Nuggets Special Service.

LISBON. Feb. X. - he bodies of the late king and crown prince were taken to the church of san Vincente this morning. where a solemn requiem mass at which the archbishop presided. was celebrated.
 The funeral passed through streets lined with troops and with thousands of the populace who manifested the deepest feelings of respect and sorrow
 The assassinations have helped more than anything else could to defeat the aim of the murderers. and even those who were loudest in their demands for a republic condemn the brutes who stopped to futile murder
 The sorrow for the frightful end of the young. comedy and modest crown prince k as great as the sorrow for Carlos himself. and the sympathy for the stricken wife and mother isf uni- versal.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-08
A. BIS INVITE
 ROOSEVELT

DAWSON. Dec. 6. - Camp Dawson No. 1. of the Arctic Brotherhood. last evening voted to send q delegate from Dawson direct to Ottawa and Wash ington. b. C.. to convey to Governor General Earl Gray. President Roose- Welt and Premier Laurier the invita- tions of the Arctic Brotherhood to visit Yukon and Alaska during the year of the Alaska Yukon Paclfs exposition The camp unanimously chose Past Arctic Chief Harry I.andahl for the delegate.
 Mir. Landahl will make arrangements to get away on his long mission in January. He will go vested with spe- cial authority to deliver the invitations in person to the distinguished invited gentlemen. The brotherhood believed that by sending a special delegate the invitations would be sure of an atten- tive and serious consideration. whereas, if they were sent simply to the mail. they might encounter the whim of some secretary and be hustled through in the perfunctory way whereby they would be scarcely noticed or forgotten a min ute after their receipt
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-08

DAWSON. Dee. ?. Two more dis cavcrics nave been located on the right Iut of ,h. Yukon below Dawson. One i- ou Cameron creek. The fourth stream below Clear creek. George N purkrr and John FaWcctt are the lo- rators Several other claims besides those, of tho di~coyorcr- hsyr been -iaked on thr creek.
 Faweett and purllre have applied for discoveries on Olive island. which is "u the Yukon. one mile below Fort Re uauce Nine claims hay. been stakcd un olive island.
 These locations recan the Stampedes of tine summer of 1906 when Dr. An thony VarieIe staked Variele island below Maesehide. Ben Craig staked concession entire. Charley Mcleod took mp d portion of the earth. and several others raced down the river and planted their posts. Moosehide also was relocated that summer. The white channel k traceable along the right limit of the Yukon below Dawson and on Mo"sehidr, and encouraging prospects ef gold have been found over the locality The gravel deposits in that district are heavy. and the locat- CTS feel hopeful of proving the real worth of their property. Considerable work has been done OF good many of the claims staked in 1907. and quite a number have been renewed
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-08
GALE HAS ALASKA
 NOMINATIONS RECALLED

last named as unfit for the positions and the poor president hardly knows what to do between all the warning factions of the new Northland But he has decided to investigate the matter thoroughly and to let some unbiased and trustworthy official give his npiu- ion on the matter.
 His withdrawal If the nominations has caused much comment. but Gale made matters so unpleasant that he found it for once necessary to accede to the delegates wishes.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-08
NOME MADE BIGGEST
 SCORE RECORDED.

That the \. II. basket ball team ni Nome made the biggest score ever re- cordc dagainst Dallas in the hall of the latter team is the news conveyed in q letter to Carl Eomen from one of his brothers.
 Tn" smallest man on the Dallas team was 6 feet l inch in height. and the members averaged 2s pounds more in weight. each. than the Nome boys.
 At Vancouver. Wash. a splendid re- ception was accorded the visitors. and this fact is accounted for in part by the statement that w A Gilmore. who came from that historic burg. tclc- graphed his wish that his town would eat the Nome boys up with kindness.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-08

 TYPESETTING

CHICAGO.-Withn a very ~haft time there will be no need of human telegraph operators. and it wiil be pos sible not only to telegraph al the rate of loo words a minute but have the messages set in type without th" aid af any human agency aside from a machinist to oil the hearings.
 An Eastern man has just Invented and perfected a device that aitl per form these wonderful feat. Any or dinary stenographer win be able to prepare the copy for the machinoS and an electric motor will dc the rest. This device consists of several electric ma- chimes connected Nith all electrically operated Linotype. and will prove par ticularly interesting to newspaper publishers. When il is desired 10 send "a message, sheet of paper is insert cd in what appears to be typewriter in lhr usual ,anner. fh.. el,c ;tt a#. writes down what il i~ desired ln send. The maet,l, writes it .u 1pe usunI way and at the same time ii p"rfor- forates another sheet of paper
 If the machine is in the circuit while th, writing is going on fl will transmit the characters and set them up on the Linotype machine no matter how far distant. If il is out of circuit the per forations are made and the copy writ ten. AS soon as this k completed the perforated sheet k put fn another ma chine and electric motors started and. at the rate of I .O00 words minute th., message flies along the wires At an other end an aeeumulator receives il electricity nn the linotype.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-08
FREEDOM
 FOR THAW
SLAYER OF WHITE WILL PROBA- BLY BE RELEASED IN
 THIRTY DAYS.
Nuggets Special Service.

MATTEA\VtN Feb Supcriu- feHdert Yauh stated tadss taIt hc NiH r"iea~o Eiarr Thu@ IA tBiry days saoHid thc patient mol give any mani- feet9fo1 "f insanity hef4f, that time. He vii not Wait for aas praeccding~ in fhe mau-r h, -as-. .t- Ht- k per feefIN Wituin his rigu~ IH siNmI free dom t1 u.au yyhr t- j6 possession of ali his mental faculties.
 The superiu,endent.- announcement is taken !o mean practically that Thaw Va- as said before. committed To tnc asylum mcr,Is a~ Hf excuse for ar- quitting him er the charge of murder ou In, grnuud uf insanity
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-08
IMPORTANT DISCOVERY
 ON SUNSET GREEK

would moi he wise h enter into details as 70 the actual amount of pay found.
 H. Is nuaz however engaged in the work of procuring a boiler hoist and other parts If aH outfit and the work 9f taking out a dump will be begun i'm m"diateiy Tine Clean-up is the claim further,st east on which the third beach pay has been discovered in that vicinity. and tsr find will probably lead to the picking up of the paystreak farther along the line.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-08
NEWS OF
 NOVELTIES
Special Correspondence.

oPeSis SoTTceponoenCc
 WASHINGTON. D. C.. Dec. 6. lsO7. Your correspondent visited New York last month and met quite a number of Nomeites there.
 Joe Sliscovitch and Jerry Calvin both raised money there for their min ing propositions in Nome
 Tom Moves and Fred Meyers Were at tho Waldorf
 Cabell Whitehead and Eugene Allies were in Washington at the opening of congress. They left for New York.
 Met John Johnson. of Portland Bench fame. just before leaving eSattle He had recently been married and was walking on the clouds without snow shoes.
 Also saw Paul Denhart. Paul is go- ing back to Germany to play the prodi- gal son. He has not seen his folks for 22 years. and his brother wrote him saving that the family should get to- S''''i 'ii'' FNFiS -V S'di~ dilN "dN
 Geo. F. Wiley is in New York work ing on quartz proposition.
 Capt. Siem is in New York. and Field is en route there from Seattle
 Geo. Boucher k coming to New York later in the winter
 Met a mining man from Nevada. He says Goldfield is practically deserted Tex Rickard is the only man there with any money.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-08
NEW Y0Rk.N0mE'PARIS AUTO
 RAGE TO START WEDNESDAY

ham =md.i .,- taey #taat tHut tho eradiiaHs H Alaska and SlH-fIH are uaf ueH tr them.
 1.ht EreHtHu.H and tht Italian will 4tie hs t French lHar which t- du, H#Hs faHafrat. M Europe and tho UuftrI S.1t-- aH- aaHehtHe the pro- ses#IHg= aIIa interest and The race Witl hszfHe greatest in 45I history
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-08

I Il Eeas-frpG and company have la-t struck pay on ibe Gladu-uH frac- f1a m Suus5t creek. dud the discor- zig l- au, of tho most important eC In" present winter.
 The pay is located abou' i500 feet from the working shaft Of Berger and Sullivan. and to the east of it
 When seen last evening Me. Reus- starr admitted hat the. discovery had been made. bur h. considered that il
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-08
NOME WINS IN LAST
 FIVE SECONDS OF PLAY

#ff#ss5s.H eft fH, e#-fey bonn of d,- =tstIf 8f=d IH-r a- fIa Hef=f--- aa- laoE- 1s--f bis satrH tEz Glu draurod u tHf ttf and fa. uaHs=eefs ses#rs hu4tt-,.
 fas NaHs ra# #zz sauna#ed of ksassH Ssf.# NaCUHa= t;uftsV and Eilsau
 Evanston a.f h- I4aA=a Monday. and aa THs-aJs NsH= a#zH Hert th, Chicago eHi.,tu-.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-08
Nuggets Special Service.

WASHl>oN. p =. Feb > lf. behalf sf th- democratic minority of rh~ house John sharp Williams faa prepared a report on the currency question | rrav,d,- Tor fia.=afeatiau of a fund of $l5ooo.ooo tn he used foi .ae protection of dcrasiters in banks that fail
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-08
GAl.E: ON
 COMMITTEE
REPUBLICAN, CONGRESSIONAL CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE ALSO
 HAS WASHINGTON.

HASHINi1pE p ss I.b E. NHaHI-t hos. A.a hay# a'f seats u tHe republican .afsH-=-afla edmpaisH com wtfer i- b.t.-Ft. Thomas raIa oi
 HaHHu# .E Wa..lHzl# |. l.sa t, HaH h'r- aH# tr .f#aH= ffa \radrgn nt California. 1 M"uma man. NiNua. &=saffa NuzH.u stnH Oregon Will ai~p H,. !. fr-=.utrI. bnt theI- nam aa1s uof e.t Ie,la a.ppuf.d
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-08

here today from Europe and have aI- ready begun to prepare for the start.
 The contestants will be made up of four Americans. four Frcnchmpn and one Italian. besides the Germans
 Amongst the representatives from France are two nf the worlds greatest autcists. while the rest haVn already gained fame for their work on both
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-08

bit the trail for Fairhauas From there tho mail route to Nome Will hc ful- lowed. and in the iatfef city surple uf EaSuliur will h. takaf un and tho best manner of crossing Erhriug straits decided upon
 Several people wto nave h,ru m Alaska have said that thc affair can mol bo successful but the contestants
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-08
Nuggets Special Service.

WASHINGTON. D. c. Feb. <. - Because If complaints made by Dele gate Gale. the president has recalled the nominations of Miller and Whit tier for the postmasterships of Valdez and Skagway respectively.
 Gale deelafed that Jefferson and Kendall. who had been first nominated are the choice of the people. and for that reason ought to receive the ap- pnintment
 Governpr Hoggatt described the two
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-08
CELEBRATE
 MURDER
Nuggets Special Service.

JACKSON. Ky.. Feb X. = Honfires Were lighted all oyer the county last night Ia celebrate the murder af Judge HorgiS.
 The cause of the joy was the fact that the Judge had fallen into the bad graces of the seudIsts by his decisions
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-08
RETURNS
 TO WEST
NO FURTHER INTO THE EFFETE EAST.

According tn telegram received tn= day hy ! C. Gaffuey from Walter the A. F. team Whien k how touring tht= states will return west from Chicago. The decision ta ga no further east Ma recently come to. but the reasons for the alterations in the plans ar" not stated
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-08
TAX ON DEPOSITS TO
 SAVE DEP0SIT0RS

This fund. the report declares. could be r1Ised bs tho levy of a tax of one sixteenth af one per cent au all the de- ro-its Iu the banks at present Taking past bank failures az criterion. th,. report says that the sum of SI5.OOo.- oooo would be ample for the losses sus- taiuad by suspensions.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-08
MRS. MeNAUGHT WELL.

In T letter received |. Wn. McNlau- H= from Mrs. MeMaHHz yesterday it ads stated that Mrs MeNausrH WEe Whe i~ m san Jose G.tz eutIr'I, r.= covered from the effects el tlr ac,id.1f sustaiucd hN her in &ame HniN l. dtes will come north together on ats Of the first boats
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-08

continents.
 The racers will gather at Madison Square on Wednesday morning. and at Ii a. m. sharp the word will hc given their transenntinrntal journey tn San Francisco. From Frisco the racers will take boats to Seattle Thence they will proceed to Valeez. where they Will
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-08
Nuggets Special Service.

Nuggets Special Service.
 FAYETTEVILLE. H. F.h. Thg closest game played atlHa jhc tour at the x fl; basket ball teaH tool, place iast night when the visitors beau tbe testu of tgc NnrthHaz=H=# Head,us hs Il zeaE.z of = tn 2G
 Within five seconds aI lhe=end Neas Nas one point in tHe rear but th-e
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-08
CASE IS
 DISMISSED

The case of the [. S vs Walter l.. kcon was dismissed today in the dis trict court. Kocn was charged with selling whisky to natives. but District Attorney Grigsby himself moved the dismissal
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-08
SHOOTS HIMSELF
IN THE HAND.

A man named Jack Barton. a miner. came in from Grand Central Canyon today to be treated for bullet wound int hehand. The wound was caused by the accidental discharge of 22 rifle
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-08
TICKETS ON SALE
 NEXT MONDAY

Tickets for admission To thv Ion mile race will be on sale usV Monday al Kelly There are lon seats iu ts. gallery 96 ou the stage aud h"X.# Each ticket to aHS raft et tH, haft=- costs $l5o cacu night. and aou- nH h. held out "u aN considefa'i" what ever
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-08

Fresh Peanuts l5e. per pound. pounds for sl
 Lined Leather Mittens. 2 pairs sl. S oz. duck. 1Sc per yard. At the Nome Bazaar
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-08
HALL IS
 CONVICTED
Nuggets Special Service.

PORTLAND ore. Feb. $. Ex- District Attorney Hall was convicted today of conspiracy to defeat the at temptS If the government Co punish those guilty of land frauds in the state.
 The sentence has unt yet been pro- uouuc.d
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-08
OPERATION.

J. Burk Was operated upon this morning in Holy Cross Hospital for hernia by Drs. Mustard. Southward and Hill
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-08
JOHNSON
 WILL TELL
Nuggets Special Service.

day Governor Johnson will make an announcement of his attitude in con nection with national questions.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-08
Nuggets Special Service.

NEW YORK Feb. k - The interna- to Paris via Fairbanks. Nome and Si- hcria win start from here on the i2th instant.
 Lieutenant keffen and Engineer Knafe of the German army. who will take part In the great contest. arrived
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-08
BIatz Private Stock at the Bank.
ARCHER, EWING
 & GO. SPECIALS

Ten kinds of breakfast foods. in-
 cluding Pearl of Wheat. 25-eent
 packages .................... 10c Nabisco Waters. per ID. ............4 45e Crackers. Cakes. Snaps. 25c sort .10c Golden Gate Coffee. ground while
 you wait ................#.....#... 37tac Highest grade 75c Tea ...........4 zoe Reliance and Waldorf Raspberries 25e Reliance Pineapple ............. 20c corned Beef ID. can .......... 20c Sliced Bacon in glass ............2 .25e Challenge Milk. per can .......... toc Royal Knight Asparagus soc size 25e Waldorf Squash. ID. can f5c Lima Beans I lbs. for ........ 25c Best Smoke Tobacco. soc. plugs 35e Piper Heidseiek. 35c. plugs .... .25c Durham Smoking 1 ID. plug ...... soc Seal of N. C.. per lb. ..........50 Soc Maple Syrup. F gal cans .55e and 65c Picked Beef. per. ID. ...............7c
 Do not fail to get one of our price lists of specials. which shows hundreds of articles on which We will save you money.
 A R C H E R, EW IN c q co. 4 R c H 6 R. eW ING q c o.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-08

High Grade Imported and Domestic Cigars at the Board Of Trade.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-08

lemp's St. Louis Beer on draueht at The Club.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-08

lemp's St. Louis Beer on drausht at Tho Club.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-08

Granite Mining Candles are the best.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-08

Granite Mining Candles arc the best.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-08

Ten kinds of breakfast foods. in-
 cluding Pearl of Wheat. 25-cent
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1908-10-01
Home Mission Society.

At a meeting of the Woman's Home
Mission Society last Tuesday after
noon, Miss Mamie Gee Jennings was
elected to represent this auxiliary at
the annual conference which will be
held in Newberry next month.
These ladies also planned to have
planned to have the chrysanthemum
show as soon as the flowers are in
bloom and great bazaar as well
during the early part of December
Elaborate plans are being formed for
this bazaar and it is going to be the
most elegant, money-making attrac-
tion that Bamberg has seen in some
time. The public will hear more
about these entertainments when the
dates have been decided upon, but re-
member that our little city may an
ticipate two delightful attractions in
the near Observation-Disclosures
show, and an enormous bazaar, the
proceeds of both to be applied to a
most worthy cause.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1908-10-01
Rally Day at Trinity.

The following have been appointed
as committees to get up the program
for rally day, to be held at the Meth
odist church during the latter part
of October:
On music-Mrs. w. D. Rhoad, Mrs
R. w. D. Rowell, Mrs. Jno. NJ. Jen-
nings, Miss Bessie Lee Black, Miss
Eula Rowell; on recitation and
drill-Mrs. E. o. Kirsch, Mrs. j. p
Fielder, Miss Lucille Folk, Miss Pearle
Delk, Miss Mamie Gee Jennings.
1t is expected that a splendid pro-
gram will be carried out, the regular
rally day services having been pro-
vided for by the Methodist publish
ing house. The entire school will be
reorganized, and it is proposed to
make the day of the special services
a starting point for better work In
every department of the school
Special music, songs and drills will
make up the program for the ap-
preaching rally day.