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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1909-03-27

Mr.. Mayor:
Your committee appointed to look
into the best means Of securing suit
able and ample quarters for the city's
IRE department beg to submit. With
the aid of your architect We have as
certained that to build q two-story
brick building for the fire department
with room for stables. hose wagons
and hook and ladder equipment. bed
bath and iounging room GALL of which
is necessary would occupy so feet
OF the property belonging TO the city
on West Liberty street. which de-
ductsd from the 20 foot lot owned
by the city would leave % feet,
which would be practically worthless
II left unoccupled or unused for fire
department purposes. The cost of
the above equipment or building
would be according to your architect
about $4,000. and would have to be
two-stories and OF brick. We then
asceitained the cost OF converting the
dowii-stairs. or present very inade-
Quats quarters OF the city officials.
into suitable. or your committee pre-
fers TO say. habitable quarters for
the accommodation of the clerk and
treasurer. water commissioner. health
officer. chief OF police. and recorders
court. and also To put In sanitary con-
ditio1 the guard house. which Will
cost from $500 to $4,000, making a
total OF about siO.5OO and then have
no r,svenue from building that has
cost the city $4,000. but an addition
al expense OF maintaining not only
this $4,000 building. but the fire de-
partuent building. which must now
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-06

President Tafts inaugural address
advises the comforting OF nnqusstlonea
Federal authority to enforce sreat,
laws q those nations whose citizens
We permit within our borders. TINS
y upon Che question which'cansed lht
Observation-Disclosures controversy be-
tween Governor John peter kltgeld
ana gFsaldent stephen Grover Cleve
land, n the early nlneties 0r the lnsl
century II viii be remembered thai
ioYeFAor fllged refused to call tht
mi.liit 70 the scene .0f the uhlcaes
|sifike when Pichald Olnoy. secretar,
~ ssEte and VINO Is aow recognized Is
one oi the great statesmen q. III.
TIME ruled the president had the rign
lc aend th9 Federal army 10 chic1E
so present The stopping 81 The JnGtet
states llSsla q either atflkers or tht
railioad corporations tfyiag 10 bresk
the strike
The new Chic, Executive hss ha1
sulllelenl experience aa traveller 4
understana tha vast obstacles Ia uul
method Of alforalng protection 10 I'll,
tlllzen of Anotaer country. There *
no statute 10 allow the Federal autaor
lilies lo come to this eits and be fe
sroulihle Cor Z o-elgn citizen. 81 lona
as ihe maycr would object d takInl
ei such possession af giving such BE-
lection.
seefaiefg elney wes aarhaps cor
resi- when he slalad lheie could nes
er Be lapsa Of law. and wherever
iheie was person whaae nrotacllai
was wholly chgread 10 lhe Federa
authorities al ataie. municipality ai
Qthef corporate part Of the Uniled
States had tighi as interference.
TO doubt ltai IS correct: but there
g muc IN the statement of Che new
rFealdene 20 the eeIect thar 4 statute
would clariiy 81. clouds n0w resting
aad in no say Interfere with the
iighEa Of 4 sovereign state.
States ere not longer fearful In
srenllDg power 10 the Federal nfm
because defined power Is never that
which ls abuaed Implied authority
alaosl always causeB trouble aaa
when the statutes contain epAclfe
grants Sew question them. ana sne
efea1er the Government the less like
8lli L lrample upon lhe rights oi
the state.
Mf Taft ofered the suggestion Of
granting power. u IN Z fair. sensible
ana sialesmanlike proposition. and
ahe wnleh can nsl harm us. might
cause crave trouble over some subleel
from abroad i iae statutes are not
W Nrliteh
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-06

sueh leelcs aa this IN his Judgment
Z vas anwise III & state go Young as
9klahome,
AcpuiIle ynrhe IN Fever rf lhc sen
ne amendment FINALLY the amef1a
menl was agreed Cd, but later a0me
one moved D reconsideration.
opa and bryan smoke briefly
against the proposed tex. while cas-.
tee aad AcElaaaeg took the opposite
view Menuale again plead Eor tho
school tax, making ala strongest
speech Of The session along sE6t line.
Aaen The vote came il was deeid.
"a to rec-nsider and noi egree io
THE amendment
lovelaee end others vigorously a.,
minded rall cell oul were ruled
oui of ordcr on parliamentary
rolnt bg fiafrisoa. speaker protein.
Another amendment Il which the
house would moi agree wss tnrt Sc.
lallns + taX liens on property.
hc house finally passed 8 bIli br
cona aad Calhoun 10 prevent lho
spread 81 insects Injurious IS irseo
n1d nrrsury stock.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-06


The story going the rounds that
Corb Narchet lhe well known news.
paper correspoI en, has aUen Of
fered tee Aost es ambassador extra.
ordinary and minister planpoteniiary
70 the court Of the Sultan OF sulu. Is
not correct Nh taft laylte8 ANA
insisted ~a ME Sarc1et getting as
one OF iao reception committee at
Washington end The Guthrie gentle.
man went as would any other Well.
cultured and talented member 81 The
local forces, but he wired ihe 2resl.
dent he expected n4thlng IN the way
o. appointment. and while Ae had to
throw three servants out OF the win.
dow 10 avoid collision vita sob
which would deprive Guthrie Of hts
society. ae VIII malMge 70 ronch
home IN time to secure tAe appr ba.
ton Of his party aad lrienas The
report also that he viii aspire for the
magoralty Is ill-founded, based only
on the support OF his friends VINO are
ambitious 10 see the brilliant young
2onRepubllcan governor or iae
stStc.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-06

HtNNANh AN conference report.
fae house was in the commtlee
ff the whale, n ofs Of Coal and
Ighae3n u the elalf, during he CON
aieralion as House Bill No i33 hiH
~ N hlii hY Mafls apprpnrialme sat-.
600 % pay school land lessees fcr
improvements on SOME land sigan bs
ati 0l Congress q Tho University
Preparatory scheo. Al pnNaWa .t
IS said TIE land IS worth about 500
eae ald the lessees are wiring 70
set Of 90 being raid f0I their im.
pl enoute Che amcunt apWoprist
sd Is simply The appraised gClue. Last
year Lceaa davklns naa as 4 0lii
er the same nrrpese. MT it ialle4
There was considerable discussion
But lae measure WINS finally ordered
50 ensfosfnent and third readlng.
Last nlghl g local rll Waa messed.
leFallue the incprr raliGa Of the
town q iiooker Texas county
lhe Anthony revenue hili. boyld
iuf 'F acneral property iaf aaMie
beck from TIE senate with thirty
lsnc amgndmqls Most cf lheae
seie slnplg corrections of typosfnph
lcaliead inllaf efrafa
fe tensc asfcen 90 at os lhe
a4en mcats bit taFea.
One senate amendment provided
That mo grand Jury Should probe for
ssolalinns ri lhe nal aA IS whether
0y nng piaHrft4 alnd baea aiWMdnlal
sts fnll FelNa Aaihgnx apla lhai
tais was ref0lalanafy anu would
sCon Ilseusi the PEOPLE el ne whole
state The aaaaa would not esneuf
IN taia amendment
The senate hsi elso inscrlea d
clause proelslne lcr D school levy Of
naefunrlll mIll lcf common school
purposes % be apufilpnei IN the
asnal nghnsi
Anthony s9.d + Naall ~ hallfr q
salt lW0 feafa or 20 before maklng
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-06

frost ana pestilence Of his sln.cursed
acts.
"The wages o. sin is leaih.1
He viii hasten back TO The great
New World metropolis. there % hide
behind the density OF bed deeds. and
where virtue must be guarded lesl
those Of purity anG sound intent fall
before the scYthes Of sin lie viii be
alone and those of his own blood fos
tered and reared IN false social sur
roundlngs, viii chlde him Tor the ee
rais which crushed hln aud VIII cruBn
whomsoeyer seek TO ride over and
crush down the law o. Morality more
powerful than bands Of Steel. more
persistent than strands on brass III
ierwpven with that which is indestinc
tible because imperYIous 20 neat 81
moisture.
The wages Of sin is DEATH
and ihis man who has been con
spicacua 1Bure lor more than hail
century; whc kGs hac striking cppor
lrniiies 70 90 5000 and failed 10 &c
cept Nill weep ln solitude and bemuan
a Tate hts weakness brought Oh.
Yea. verify. the wages o. sin &
deaih!n
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-06
. oooccoo 0 90 o o D 90 Q 9
. HOTEL CORRIDOR CHATTER 0
ooeoooe 800 . ooaooo

The reeem lliio brush between
Senator Itpiwlne aud local news.
paper correspondent does both an IN,
justice Redwlne Is really one oG
the aiiable and hroadminaed men 81
the state. he Is q pariinei on nev,
er questioning the motive 81 anoiaof
and for that reason does not take
kindly 70 unfair criticism which
might make bis purpose an object Of
doubt The lai who stood sponsor
for What De never wrote nor thought
Of, merely dii what 4 good news writ
er always does namely. stands fof
the paper until the fun understand.
lng IS az hand Neither OF the Two
engaged IN The unplea0ant eonlro-
versy would dislike the other be-
cause they wefe not acquainted ami
the actual friends Of the one are also
lhe friendslof the other
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-06

Ihc Leader Ishall regret The disaD
naicutc roaimsalof 5d'laf Palmer
from the Mediold Patriot tie haA
been q valiant knight for the pfIncl.
pies Of The Republican party. and Sc
% ever 4alQ 10 his credit that he neves
fu'led q aag nor dld he ever ask that
~aich Dc was Unwilling to take IN
return he was Of the enemt and
made bis battles IN the stormy DAYS
when there we're wars and mm0rs OF
wars. aph may he never De called upon
foIrecaH hlt hfrcrs but eve have the
hfheili 'ul MS good deeds, Il an esr.
nest wish
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-06
TERRaL's MEASURE
l'HS0U1H HOUs (


continued fO1 .rs4 81.
conditions which maao necestery lat
erection gs such Il bridge Smith. n
Custer. spoke III opposition Ia ihc
measure On n fislne vote hn me-
ton 70 indefinitely postpone Nas ear
rled, thlrty-fouf ID thlf,3.i4o
Tho Anthony general reYenae til
WIS returned fr0m The saai.te ~
amended by that hoaN 4 mott D
was put through by Anthony tllsf 4
committee be appointed 20 eaamlne
those amendments gc az te explain
them C the house whom tho hii
should come up again f0r cansideqf
tion Of The amendments. Speaker
Wilson named the following as Nem.
hefs oI this committees Anthony Bur
nette, ard Humphreys
Adjourn Sine Die Marrh ie
she Legislature has iinaly aerend
upon Narcn ~. Frdas al lie date
upon which Il VIII agipgrn sine aln.
Several dasa age resolutions vert
Introduced Ii lhe house fixing Che
time 1t March 5 but nono 81 them
NtA|eui 4hnHhh the NHn4hNNf res I've
ton had been 'a4erebls repertei hy
The committee aa rGias. An amnnl.
mAnt from l6e senate llxed th3 time
fuf bnsl adiaufamgni at nexl f'fidaF
several umenamenls we're oifsgetl set3
ting dIferenl dales, but fnnllg The
house asked tllat lhe daio n Mafch
he aamei and amened the ser
aie resolution 10 tlat effect 10 this
Che senate woula not agree Hna fak.
81 re huse 20 focede flen It's
amendmen1
The matief was ihrs ihrfWn into
cesfarenPe and last nlsa ths center,
puee committee q lhe two hauses rec
pmmended thai The house geeeae from
lla Nasea a:nchaNcnf TfA naaFQ
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-06
Il FLYING OKLAHOMA
Y SPARKS F Or A \
Y LEISURE MOMENT ]


tfA ~ - H"fftNAth tAAAfHN &Rf@t
Much has been said Of Colonel stat
ford editor and senator, anent lls he
lng 4 iriile removed from the beauty
list In the parlors OF the loae. The
other evening, was 4 haauilsul TITLE
miss. perhaps seven years o. age. sEe
anew the Oklahoma City man, and nn.
ally queried thus
God made yuu. dldn't He?"
Yes dear replied stafford pleased
70 receive her attention.
Aud dld lie make me, to9g ahe
questioned
Certainly was the renlH "a he
natted ter beautiful heid
Vel, - she hooked Ia the MIR.
for, Il guess lie must be doing betef
work now
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-06

"hl thought ld lose my lagr
writes y A. sweason Walerlown
Wis "Ien years Of eczema ihat 10
doctors cul6 not cure. had ~ last
laid me up Then sueklen's Arulea
salge cured It sound and woiiH n.
lallble for Skin .ruplons, Eczema.
Salt Rheum lsolls. EeYer Sores.
Burns aealds. Cuts and Piles 9se
AZ Ill Druggists
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-06

Tomorrow is Sunday ana ynr win
have an opportunity to attend Dl-
VINE Worship There win be mo- neces
si'y 'or sour staying away nnless pfo
ldence u The administration Of wavs
inaefutable lsys the hand 81 anllr.
ton upon ycu 81 yours, The welcome
peals oi the bells In the great south
western capital city Of health. woaltll
ana hospitality Is illled with greet
cathedrals where the Worship AZ M
rlislon iapshg by tie enid af the
manger ia almost inspired and whose
soiouFns with IS Is not only welcome
pnt Invited with Christian earnpst.
ness p become one 81 Us Tor tlle IA.
cree def go. sud The going viii ba
NJ leading step "a en occasion where
noi only the Word wllI be explained
with fairness and concIuslveIv bus
ne anthems ul praise wlll resound
uEher AMI hIsner and higher until
NE yera hcavtHs aill seemingly RI.
sVond 4q "a oeeaelon Il tisthe time
tAe hour ana THE opportunity
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-06

s@sstH "a the way Of Cough Is
quite 50 annoying as d tickling. tc6s-
ing, wheezing, hronchIa.Cough The
quickest relief eomcs pernans from
2 prescription known 70 Druggists ev-
stywhefe as 1r ahOop's Cough Rem.
edy and besides i IS SO thoroughly
harmless that mathefs Give Il with
perfect safety even ID the voungcst
babes fhs tender leaves OF i simple
mountain shrub, give 10 Dr Shoopa
Cough Remedy It's remarkable cufa.
tive effect 4 few days test Will tell
Bold v Wallace's Drug store
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-06

DEAFNESS CANNOT BE CURED.
BY local applications. as they cannot
Ieach the diseased portion Of the eas.
There Is only one way 10 cure deaf
ness and that Is BY constitutional rem.
edies. Deafness Is caused b. an ~
aamed condition Of the mucous llning
Of the Ensiachlan Tube when this
tube Is infamed you have q rumbllng
sound or imperfect hearing. and waen
u Is entirely closed Deafness Is the
result, and unless lae Inflammation
can be taken ous end his tube re
stored lc It's normal condition. heafinS
win Be destroyed l0ievee; nine caaes
out q ten are caused by CaIarrh,
which y nothing bul an inilamcd con.
iitlon Of the mucous surfaces
We win give one Hundred Dollars
for any sase of Deafness tcaused BIZ
catarsh) that cannot be cured Dy
talla Gelerrh cure. send FOR c'rcu.
'aFs. free j..
y. Il. CHENEY q &C. Toledo. 3.
Sold by Druggists. use.
Take Falls Family lbs for sonsilps.
tiou
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-06

Hutchinson. Kans, After trying toe
TORS and different medicines for kld
ney. bladder and rheumatic trouble
.lalfa Texas Wonder cnfed me IS
The best medicine un earth Walter
p, Perry 20 s. Main street sold Is
All druggists
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-06

The pushing warriors who lett thil
state 10 get q few appointments from
the new President nave been sigat.
cd on the return march. They were
putting nor nor west from Hagers.
town asking for the shortest ronte,
aad day trains without sleeper stlach
ments wprc good enough
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-06

I 4 ki0nFl according to the hay Il
sei oul N the common folks book
Z lobbyist and there Is but little
uiheFence 70 what extent Won are
Involved from rurItanlcal stand
roInl
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-06

Group positively stopped IN 20 min.
utea with Dr Shoops Cropn Rene.
dy One test alone viii surelk prove
this truth NJ vomiting no alstUhse
a salc and pleasing syrup soc Sold
by Wallatels Drqs Store
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-06

Unfortunately the Kansas City Star
dld not reach Washington In tlmn to
enable tho President 70 tako his in-
augural address from us columns
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-06

Me2ullme late akyographs Indicate
the war clouj has been lifted and Ne
ytla and japan will sign protocol
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-06

pid sou notice that Bill Nels crom.
well Is not doing much at Washing
ton these days.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-06

Taft declares there must be pros
perlty and ifo one Offers an amend
mont 70 his motion and declaration.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-06

+ Indiana had a bad cron year
ihe lloQslers should remember what
2 leal q q time they dave had mon.
keylAs With the pruhl band wagon.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-06

Bot Taft laugas when Ne reads
those chunks oI advice
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-06

III the cveai that 3urneitc and Hat
cheit are as obstinate IN their candi-
dacies as they are with their votes
when they are orionaled as la gighi
and wrong WY nor haze tae two
hold g ialktes. ana one whe lasts
LONGEST be declared attorney general
el the atIt6f
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-06

Potter IS satisfied. ae acme lc the
senate % have oknulgee ans Greek
counties made into one judicial dis
lliet and has been gratihed
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-06

There are whispers Fl tho t0rld5i
90 eject g gentleman from aoTe ccun
ly whc has been 6 laglslaier % the
senate aaa constitutional goeeniiol
IS rebesiiua on ihp proposition Oh ea
Inc q lltlla higher rl IL The 10i0
20 H0r know ain2
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-06

Campbell RUSSELL and 2icAard 3pi
ups complain that the rpdlcal ele.
ment OF the senate makes their work
en- the herder Is care for Che state
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-06

Durharg lives somewhere near fs.
cumsch II The county Of Folt' ant
has some dialculiy Sc times adluslinf
his compromise cap 40 the taycah g
cxpe ioncy Durhaia aates the ldef
"a having fellows 3isagree With hi
iuliRgs and opinion as g pafllAnen
larg procedure hut manages % enduf'
it. thousa q be iriAing with his ua'
pct hobby rs q member OF tac la5l
legisllture, e worker and one who 4
persistent the roltaNatomie man e
q popular corridor entertainer, and De
never recedes extra far lroA hts point
once be has had tine Is consider
Graham Is drlvlng rather har tE'
past geek, .rilt@ iae senate meetinf
three times per day: committees be
ing instructed C work between times
md all the varIcgs long sessions of
Ihc detail and routine work. tn MAJ
letga man ap6 bis troops are making
merry 81 0i their ease Ech1ls an
Stewart two Of The leaders. have usll
been sick Ee2ols being chairman
me eral iudiciafy committee, and nos
Davis IS gone bacanae o, Illness ln his
family. leaving both Judiciary chaif
men ont nf service al d tine wnef
needed Ecacss IS 1ack iii the ha
ness hut bis voice e1unds slM5ar &
some one drawing wire aver tae cas-
9' saw Yer enc ely Be c1hl na.
speak ebsVe o whisper
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-10-13
MILITARY BALL A
SOCIAL SUCCESS
and Members of Troops
/. and NJ. Guests of Honor al
Pleasant Social Function Last
Night

The ball NJ the Armory last night
In honor % the officers and members
90 troops J. md NJ who are here
from Fort Wingate for the fair.
proved % be q pronounced social sue
cess The affair was attended by d
large number 81 dancers. nearly n
hundred couples being present The
handsome dress uniforms OF the mil
itary men and ihe beautiful gowns
worn by tho ladies added much sp!en-
dor 10 the occasion. The music for
The dance vas furnished hy Learnard
and Lindemsnn-s boys hand. The ju-
musicians acquitted themselves
in q very credit1bie manner Their
and harmony was perfect and
The dancers enjoyed tle music ~ the
tlu band Immensely
The bsN was Is most enjoyable AZ
fair and Wil b. remembered by the
VISITING cayalrymen as one Of thei-
most pheasant experiences While iu Al
tuquerluc.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-10-13

dissipsted quite a hit with the pro-
eeeds \ week g he was taken into
custody BY tine police AZ the request
Of several Of his Chinese friends
fen's nerves were an shot 10 pieces
and he died yesterday al the hospi-
tai. whore he was taken two DAYS ago.
The funeral win occur al -2o o'clock
this afternoon in strong Brothers
chapel, and will be conducted BY the
Chinese according 10 their rites In
terment will be made IN the Chinese
plot in FairEieN cemetery.
The funeral OF Joseph Walsh will
occur from the Immaculate conc~p-
lion church at . o'clock this morn
ing. the funeral cofteg, leaving the
Walsh residence. -os North second
street. At $40. Rev A N. Manda-
lari. : J.. will sing the requiem mass
which will be offered up for the soul
~ the deceased. Inierment Viii be
made in tn. family lot in santa Bar
bara. The pain bearers VIII be-
Messrs. Ralph J. keeher. Henry j
Sand0yal. Michael NcGuinnes. r.
Burke. John McGuiress. Edward
GreD and john brennan. al of whom
are graduates o. the immaculate Con
option school from which institu-
tion young Mr. Walsh graduated TWO
years ago The remains Laid i'm state
at the Walsh horne Yesterday and
many beautiful floral offerings were
placed n the casktt-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-10-13
DEMONSTRATIONS By
NOTED EXPERT
INTERESTING
Work of Pref HohenSchuhe
Proves Most Instructive TO
Undertakers; Good Attend
ance at Convention

The lectures yesterday afternoon
ana evening before IN New Mexico
Association Of Funeral Directors and
Embahners by Prof william Hohen-
schulz or Iowa City. Iowa, proved the
most interesting convention feature
since th.. orga nization % the associa-
tion Prof H~ohenschuh. n of the
countr, : greatest authorities on the
science ~ embaluing. has to "A re-
markablc degree the gift OF clear and
graphic exposition and his demon-
STATIONS are ii the greatest practical
Instruction TO the spectators
The attendance az the convention
has proved the largest on record and
the gathering Is proving IN every way
successful Yesterday program was
carried out as published the meeting
being called TO order by President A
Borders. with an Invocation speech by
the Rev Father A VI Mandalari and
q lIttle welcoming speech by Alder
mar p Hanley in behalf OF The may
or. who could not be present The re-
Spouse was by NJ. II Kuhn. the ad-
dress OF the morning session being
by Prof Hohenschuh. while musical
selections were rendered by Mrs. II.
J. Collins. soloist In the afternoon.
besides the lecture. there were conf
mittee reports and the reports % the
secretary and treasurer. another lee
ture in the evening closing tine pro-
gram The following Is the program
for today
Reading ~ minutes Of previous meet
Ing.
Lecture .-,---.. Prof, H~ohensehdh
Report OF executive committee
.......H C. strong, Chairman
Report OF legislative committee
..J a. Mahoney, Chairman
Report o., committee on constitution
ana bylaws J F Montenie
tSec. BOARD ol Emhalmers
Afternoon session. . r. m
Lecture Prot H~oheuShuh
Embalmrrs Round Table.
Unfinished business
Ne evening session Opportunity 70
visit fair attractions