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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-08-23
Q. Ward King Spent the Day in keo.
kuk, Trying to Increase the En-.
thusiasm in Good
Roads.
ARoUs1NG THE PUBLIC
His Idea is That the Stirring Up of the
People Is the Best Means Of
Accomplishing Re-
suits.

D. Ward King, the famous good
roads man, inventor of the split log
drag which has done more for the
retirement of country dirt roads than
anything else, is Keokuk visitor TO-
day, stopping off here on his way
from the Kahoka chautauqua where
he lectured, enroute to Wisconsin,
where he goes to fill similar engage
ments.
Good roads is a hobby of his,
which he does not fail to push at all
times, not combining his work of edu.
ton to the lecture platform, but push
ing the work at all times.
This morning he called upon the
secretary of the Commercial club, the
president of the Automobile club and
other citizens with the idea of en-
thusing them upon the subject of 10
improvement of country roads.
Every person he met agreed with
him that good roads was vital and
important subject and one which
should be before the people at all
times.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-08-23
Accusing the Public.

Mr.. Kings idea of the good roads
subject, is to arouse the public on
the matter. City, county and state
officials, he has found as rule, are
not very energetic on the subject I'M
less the people are behind the move
ment and urge them to act. BY STIR
ring up the people, he has found that
more can be accomplished.
Two years ago he spoke al the
Hamilton chautauqua and since his
visit there, many of the farmers of
Hancock county have built themselves
split log drags and have dragged the
roads Last week he spoke at Ka-
hoka and his visit will result in
much good. His visit in this vicinity
and the publicity given to his road
drag. has educated the farmers to the
good which can be accomplished by
dragging the roads and many of the
people of this section have built
road drags and take more active
interest in the betterment of the
roads. but the movement is not as
popular as it should be-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-08-23
Getting Rich.

"How did you get the money to buy
paints to finish your big picture?"
asked the sympathetic intimate of the
struggling artist. "Pawned my coat"
ooh! And how much did you get for
your picture?" Nearly enough to get
my coat out"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-08-23
Accounting for II.

Outgoing heads of the government
departments sometimes make few
personal promotions upon the eve
Of their departure. and clerk in the
department of agriculture, believing
that Secretary Wilson would go the
way of the rest of the Roosevelt cab
met. ventured to approach him with
a little plea for special recognition.
81 have been in the department
since the time you were first made
secretary. sir" the clerk began.
81 know til know it," the secre-
tary said, waving him away Every
one knows am very patient and
considerate man. "-Harper's VIZ "
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-08-23
CASTORlA
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
signature sssss sss :. AhAz1zr

People with chronic bronchitis, as
thma and lung trouble, will find great
relief and comfort in Foley's Honey
and Tar, and can avoid suffering by
commencing to take it at once. VII.
klnson & Co.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-08-23

For indigestion and all stomach
trouble take Foley's Orino Laxative
as it stimulates the stomach and liver
and regulates the bowels and will pos
lively cure habitual constipation. VII,
kinson & Co.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-08-23

Frail women, women during menstrua-
lion, pregnancy or nursing should keep
he bowels well open. Try Dr.. Cald-
vell's Syrup Pepsin. At ais drug
storea. SO cents and 81 q bottle
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-08-23

Worlds Largest Tomb.
The pyramid of Cheops, in Egypt, is
the largest tomb in the world. 1t is
461 feet high, and covers 10 acres OF
ground.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-08-23
la;Ial7
..VS

ram 47S-Leaves hsokuf sos am
mrain 14l-Leayes Keokuk 1855 pm
IRAN 472--Arrives keokuk S:15 pm
Afaln 47O-Arrives keokuB .l:v5 pun
Local Freight Trains.
~; Tram o6-Arrives keokuk .l0:15 am
Train 90 Leaves keokuk .11:20 am
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-08-23

y, q. & G. galway Co.
ains lease IRON Union Depot.
oei LIS AID tickets. rifth aud Jonu-
sou streets.
South Bound.
iNo. ST. Louis AID south
................. 12:4b am
~ ~ 81. Louis ana nausas
Sity and west, south, leave $40 ann
4. Sutne5. hannibal q
~ LOUIS, leave 1879 DIN
No ~ Quincy and hannibal
arrive -. ...............S $3.50 pun
NO. ~ leave ........... $40 pm
worth Bound.
w. :. Chicago, 81. raul and
points west, ieaso 50 am
NO 10, Chicago. st. Paul
no points MSsl, aIlI.e / 20 pm
No. ID. leave ....... 1920 pm
~. o. Burlington, chicago
Auu east, leave ......... 2:05 pm
~. y burlington, leave -. 1875 ala
~ o. DonneIisou. c., b. q
~ :" ana North Road,
ieave -. .............. $3.50 pm
~. ~, from Donhellsoh, c.,
o ~. e.. q North Road
arrive ... 1870 am
NO. 1, K. & W., west, leave S:,5 am
NO. :, from Centerylile and
points intermediate, arrive l:15 pm
No. :. from CenteIylile and
west. arrive .......... $40 pm
NO. ., Centerville. leave :. $40 pm
-Daily.
DAILY except Sunday.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-08-23
resignation Of the Present Manager
eos the Mississippi Valley Tele-
phone Company, Effective
Sept. I.
SUCCESSOR NOT NAMED.
Word from Thomas c. PEBBLES Of Min
s. neapoIis Announcing Mr.. Purchase
Successor, Expected This
Week.

r. P. Purchase, present manager of
of the Mississippi Valley Telephone
company's offices in this city. resign.
ed, announced today that there would
be chance in the local offices Sep
TENDER /.
Five weeks ago, Mr. Purchase sent
his resignation to Superintendent
Thomas C. PEBBLES of Minneapolis,
Mimi, to take effect September l.
and new manager to fill the va
cancy made by him on his removal 10
Des Moines will be appointed soon
Just who will be the new manager of
the local offices has not yet been of.
ficially given out but an appointment
by Superintendent PEBBLES is expect
ed soon.
Mr.. Purchase came to this city the
first OF February and has been tie
efficient and pleasant manager of the
phone company for the past seven
months
Recently he has become interested
anG Identified with the Des Moine s
Flour and Feed company and will
move to the capital city to look after
his interests in that business the
first Of the month. On account Of
his interests in Des Moines, the
present manager had decided to quit
s the phone field and look after his
8 personal business.
+ He was former manager Of the
= Mutual Telephone company of Des
I Moines and two years ago was man
I ager of the Burlington exchange OF
= the Mutual.
New Wire Chief.
~ D. E. Hanniwalt has been promot-
cd to the position of wire chief OF
the Mutual Telephone company OF
;Des Moines and has assumed his new
e duties in that city. A. G. Higgins, Tor
merly OF the Bell Telephone company
of Quincy, has been appointed to fill
his vacancy.
New Business.
Ten thousand feet of new cable has
been purchased by the Home Tele
phone company of this city and viii
be used in taking care of the new
business which is increasing steadily
Mr.. Purchase announced this morn
ing that other new equipment nae
arrived and work of installing the
same would commence Immediately.
The Mississippi Valley Telephon'
company recently purchased tn
Hecox line known as the W1ncneste
Telephone company of Winchester
Mo-, making an increased service Z
the company which is enlarging II
lines in Iowa, Illinois and Missouri.
Several more changes are promis
ed in the local Office of the MISSISSIPPI
Valley Telephone company soon hu
nothing can be given out officially a
the present time.
Mr.. Purchases successor Will tax
charge the first of September, th
appointment to be announced IN
few days by the officials at MinneaI
oils.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-08-23

G. 8. & G. galway Co.
,ains iease lrou Union Depot.
-. 'ns and tickets. fifth aud Jonn-
sou streets.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-08-19

Assistant Postmaster Edear Allan.
Ir is at present touring the PACING
slope. speaking az the eucampments OF
rne sons of the Grand ARMY oi the
Republic and Incidentally advocating
what was with him most happy and
original conception. the erection OF a
national peace monument az WASH.
iuEtou.
This nor .ment. which is 20 lie dedi-
Gated 20 a reunited country" is 20 cost
not less than $1,000 900 and 20 be
placed in some conspicuous anC ap-
rr0priate situation at the national
capital.
Already both Commander-in-Ch
Henry Nevius. OF the Grand Army OF
the Republic. and the ranking officer
of the United Confederate Veterans
have endorsed the proposed scheme
and a well defined movement Is nov
on foot 20 bring the matter 10 the at
tention OF Congress with the idea @
procuring a Government appropria
riOn-
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-08-19
SWANSON TALKS
TO VETERANS
Reunion Held ut Rocky Mount Under
Auspices of Jubal Early Camp.

ROcKY MOUNT. VA. Aug. Is
The FRANKLIN county Confederate VET
Grams held a reunion here yesterday
under the auspices Of Jubal A. larry
camp. The old soldiers. though TOT
the most part laboring under the
weight Of years. enjoyed themselves
TO the fullest. The weather was 1ust
such as would have been ordered nao
the arrangements been lcit 10 hu-
mans The sun shOne warm. but NOT
too warm. and the crowd. when De-
gan gathering as early as II O'Clock,
soon reached large proportions. nearly
5 900 being I'm attendance.
The line for the parade was iorme0
promptly at 11:15. with Captain y. w.
IL. Hale in command. STAND had
been built upOn which We're seated the
wives and daughters OF the gallant
eN-Confederates. ~h0 reviewed the
procession. Governor Swanson was the
principal speaker. lie was introduced
Toy Captain Hale. The Governors re-
marks were replete with witticisTns.
and ne paid a glowing tribute 20 the
sons OF Franklin county who fought
nobly throughout the war between the
states.
The Governor was followed 10y Colo
mel William Powell. who introduced
CONGRESSMAN 4. .. saunders. His ad'
dress was enjoyed by all. and he wa
|applauded 10 the echo
After the various addresses mac
been made. n barbecue followed II
fhe Farmers Warehouse. SeF era
hours were consumed i'm getting AVA
with the good things. and many wer.
tho stories told of the days of ol- %
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-08-19
Iinnor LaM Stands is.

Columbia, S. Special.-The State
Supreme court sitting here, refused
20 declare invalid the liquor law pass
ed at the last session of the Legisla-
ture. The test Of the law was made
on a petition brought by Thomas Jelli-
co. Of Charleston, for an injunction re-
straining the Charleston company and
officials from holding the liquor cleo
ton I'm that county on August Z.
The law provides for elections IN the
counties now wet, those voting for
LIQUOR 10 reopen the dispensaries under
the system previously In use. The con.
stitutionality OF the law was attacked
on two grounds-that the subject Of
the act was not stated and that 1t ID
special legislation.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-08-19
MAY 60 SLOW
ON INCOME TAX
-e-...I Cons tuition Prc>crihc> Time
.or Aacuou So to Rauiy

WASHING l'>. -'. g.. A.--
Isl trur.l.- il.' GOODS. ..".
UN..- I."l $500 .. ."..-t
u....t tn t.r Stages. -'- i--."
-... 0r E''.- '. '-
r..t.t-- o.. ...r Nt
r.r -a.m r-.. .t t.N t.ir -t.tr-iN- '-
.t rue Session. O- DID,. -i7N D..
r..tec after i.- -iii' moment .7
Matted l'f 4--...'.t-.o--' $3.50.
-.rr. - H"iA-- P. lie -.'
'.I'. i"-.. ...- ~.'
...N .."
tar Constitution ett ~-- .-.-.-
.....r..N- i.r ..t. l.'N '- -.-r ---.
.-r "nrl ~-a- pass '" "-
Au .-Oft was mace ..
40. f., l.......
.t DO -t"..i 'r |'''t '- 20
....- elected afIrl 'A. tIi-h.i.it
fI.N -" .N- states -- .-'-' -e-.
4.r az. eiIi1N"N OF Ie-i-,
pH4-...s ~ 'l-rt N I-' Ell.
HD.ul t-at r..N .I..
.r t','- o" pm - e.f,-.tr...
ter 'oh-rre- .~'
thcm fo the 3ia-r- l'l i--.-i'-'''.
b candidates mas oe known
lle Do.@i .i-'''A .~
fl. length Ni linr ,'
states ..-c--5 fr..-,-rc.
lNt. years .i- one .'.-'"
from tlt lmt tnc ot- ,-. 2,
urlt MAS sINitlIiLtA Aitl- it ".-' '"-
Z nel .-u
3noNla lue .i--l'.. -
q tp art oA i-r aiii ..-iilt..t =, say
s pf"ae n.h- ,.......,
to cnmIe- li i' FL. g. ,..- ST -.- .,
pear ".en lnr Ao-ir.. ..l.
1919 tnat tHD -it"i.''.
p neither rejected noI it''.-,-.
n s,.- ~ @
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-08-19
TOBACCO LAWS
ARE EXPLAINED
Treasury Department lssnes -Reguia-
tseus- Of Interest 20 the Trade.
MUST KEEP RECORDS
Can handle Only the TnStcmmed Pro
duct OF the United >tate>-Pen-
alties Scr Violating Law.

Virginia tobacco growers viii lie in :
tcreSted in the act Of Congress passed
August 3 1903. relative u the hand
lirr Of lear tobacco and the interQreta-
tiops Of the set by the Treasury 1t
partment made public Friday
Following Is the Interpretation oi
the tobacco clause figures by the
T-easury Department,
section Is OF the act approved Au-
rusr :. 1909. provides that every person
shall be regarded as retail oeaieF
an leaf tohscco whose business H IS
20 sell Leaf tobacco in quantities less
thar AZ oriEinal hoEshcRo. Csc or \
hale Or who shall sell directly 10 con
Eurne~s or % persons other than deal 4
e-s IN lrft tobacco. snud or cigars or /
70 persons who purchase he original
packaces for export
Return for Registry
Every person engaging In The bush
ness OF retail dealer m ltai iopacNo
shall uncr commencing business. ana
annually on The first day az tul2 eacl
year. make return tor reElstIt o.
% n the collector az tre district.
rfvirr ms name OF sfvie. place ot rfsi-
6eo0e. trade cr business. ard tht place
ure~e such trade Cr business "tll pf
csr-ied Oh
Vnrr receiving q return .c- -ers SIT,
IRON q retail dealer r lert tora'c'
tn collector $50 issue rr Che ners n
or persons named therein Hr So
tered p certificate c' -r-
must he posted and cons trnoie
Dla~rr Fl his rr -hrir place c, r-
ness Irtl r.e
D. provided rra ra--."rl-0 rrH
10 q dealer 0 Dear ruencco Dorm ~
NAV o.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-08-19
FELL OUT OF
BARN; is HURT
James King. OF Hcnrico. Probably VIII
Die a. Result OF His Injuries.

James klue Sr.. "a respected ienrico
farmer OF th. Brook $500 nelghpor-
hood. fen out OF his barn loft Tues
.at afternoon and broke his LEFT hap.
he now lies in ca precautions conoluon.
Air. kiug is about seventy years olu
and his advanced years VIII make his
recovery dlI.ult. About three years
ago he fen trom . load oi hay and
broke DIS COLLAR bone.
sunday afternoon one oi the chli-
dren OF Is. a.. Ladd. So ho lives on me
place adjoining l-ahrrn-i.l. 'aHly
Injured ts lctt hand with au aNe while
ZION of the little finger was .e- r--.,i So
Several of the other fingers were cat
Co the bone.
Postmaster j. Is. Ladd. of Brook
Hm. bemOans the death % the Tiny
living squirrel hc found lu the road
near the city farm lust week Al
though the dlmiuutiVe animal was
blind and hairless. ar. Laod manage
90 keep 10 olive with milk for nine
days The Iirrel babe took It's
nourishment .nugh a straw.
Mrs a. $. Grant last Tuesday had
her attention attraD ted by what seem
ed 10 be an exceptionally vicious hgh'
between two of the chic kens IN her
ward. When she went TO seDarate the
feathered combatants. she N.s amazed
10 and shat one OF the fowls come
fv pullet-Was encircled rs snake
Tfho other chickens-a oaShing yOune
rooster. il seems-Was not lighting, bu
simply endeavorlng 10 rescue his an
fortunate companion. Mrs. Grant Kill
. cd the OFFENDING HenricO ConstrictOl
and the two fowls have lived happil,
ever afterwards
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-08-19

the collector. shar be forwarded 90
the commissioner Of internal revenue.
Lishility OF Retail Dealers.
Section IS OF the act approved Au-
gust S. 1893. provides that every retail
dealer IN leaf tobacco who fails 20 reg
ister as required in that section shall
be subject TO n fine OF $50. and further.
nat every such retail dealer in leaf
tohaccO who Wilisully refuses 70 fnr-
rish a true and correct statement Neri-
fed ny his oath or Affirmation or who
tails 70 keen the book REQUIRED IN that
section. or who shall knowingly make
anv false entries en- such book as "a
any OF the facts required 20 furnisnec
hv him under the law. shall be Liable
70 a fine 81 $50 for each orense.
The foregoing regulations are here.
T bv prescribed by the COMMISSIONS OF
internal revenue. With the approval 81
z the secretary 81 the treasury. and shal
take effect on the 9Th day o. August
+ zoos and such rules and regulation
as are now embodied in regulation
4 No. :. concerning che tax on tobacco
snuff. cigars and cigarettes. enecuV
August T. 1907. rs are in conflict VIZ
the above regulations are hereby 70
voked 20 take effect on the same ca
these regulations become effective. Al
gust s. 1903.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-08-19
COURT HEARS
MRS. MARY THAW
Her Appeal saves Harry From Being
Taken Immediately to Matieawan
Asylum.

AIT VERNON l-SuFr. al.--A
-----.~-r -r.-.rI d. AIRS gFer- r.rIfy
M.- ... t.-..- = ..ra-.... 81. In-. ......
nav f --
90 -t-.-r --l-lr. r--..-- -"
here fnneE save. Harry 4flstF l-'t--
re.r.r earf SACK 20 Mattea wan lrIfil.-
f.-ra.r T.rufv Attorney ~ neral a..
r. ...... 49,. e-..-. r- .r
1900. 81. ......
t- ~..
r-r 90 .'
.lure.Ia .a... t.r 'rr
.t. conn ~ have tre PRISONER reUt f-
...--e r.re.~ .-er.frfror
49, ..-....,..r -ra~a being r-lrH
~ t rrrre r- e..
arn -e
rr.re .us es. ll-N N-- 60 ~ ~
rrr BACH 30 MatteE .ral TO-DAY. tI.-
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-08-19
TUCKER MAY
OPPOSE FLOOD
Reported Thai Defeated Candidate for
Governor WI Run for Congress.

The opinion prevails among a num-
Der OF Harry St George fuckers close
political friends that he will run for
Congress against Representative Hal
%. Flood. Mr.. Tucker carried the
Tenth District by 1000 majority.
Mr.. Flood was very active In oppos-
ing Mr.. Tucker for the Democratic
nomination for Governor and al
though Mr.. Tucker has made no an
nouncement OF his future plans It
would not be surprising to md him "a
the field against the Appomattox Rep
resentative.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-08-19
STRIKERS ARE
GIVING BATTLE
Canadian Pacific Police Chief Among
MOrtally Hurt

,..,."--f.,, ~ s.,.,t.1
foht " il'i-i-A."' -,
inns place s "uusI -..I' - -.-,-,.,,,,ll,
tnous""I JON 49, 80, &c., ,,b,
greens lA'' ans '-'o .r
laNc been ,u ST. ih -.- "
.a@'" ~ '-0 r-..-, l.,.-ira,
qua" "D.'.' ... e.. f'...
"eie '-' t-.,.s ...... r. r..
eN -"7>N Cd. .........., .,.,...I t-.
i.i-N0 .-,.. -....-. ....- Two
N"'''''''- .. ''...7r t-..... .- 1...el
r.t... rff.t rrf .r f..
-"..i'- ..t t.,,r. ma ..,,
t"'"
.........s..l ,~, canadian
fi'. ...it.'..-.', t,-.. ar.
.....-.. c.orr.
r+....- az -.-u- -...IDr.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-08-19

Retail dealers in leaf tobacco shall
wifnir ten days after the close 81 eacn
quarter Of the calendar year. and upon
diHeontznaing business. return 20 col
Iectors Of their districts the sworn
staternent herefnbefore provided for
WHICH sworn statement On Book No ~
zfter being examined and verified ~
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-08-19

From January 8 to August 3. leo>.
-h-re was "a total number OF cases 't
fever ir the District 90 olf. while out-
ne the same period oi lt '-eie
vr.ra ..g cases. the number 90 4raiAs
f-or the first SIX months oi lt'N was
"a while !n the same period m ISSUES
rra death list from this cause gan uf
10 i5.
SURGEON General Wyman. OF t-e frp-
.rt. Health Service. has made several
valuable reports az the infest -auon7
conducted hr me experts OF DDS DEPART
-..-r Az p result OF one OF those re-
norfs the milk commission was at-
norred hE Commissioner Aar.al emu
|nak.u- long and taofoue- i-tee.l-a
DION into tle mills supply p- WASH
inerru particularly as to lis cai ~ JOE
+~rhoff f.rrr germs iu rle spread o.
.-he disease Tine last report or t-t
rrblfc Health Service recommend
|tt~- l-soratorv facilities Doe establish.
. ta7 h- tho District Health Department
|r-o-lG.rg free facilities to aA physi
.f.rs fr the early ilVesfi LEGATION oi ir
ven cases and also to deteru Wnel
fvrhorf fevar patients maF le dla
CHARGED and Gre nor menace 20 tn
aufIir health ln the spread az tn
2 contaglon-
The new psychological laboratory
= While NOT proved Tor by an arpropi pa
q rirr he Congress. notWithsianc ae tna
b. 40 -rnmiss toner's have from year I
.r re.r Fed for TIE monel go eaiaols
81 department. VIII b. proFlee
10 "a o.. ~ tho funds o. The coniagiou
be- df...e service until such time as Cor
" eress may make the necessary appr'
"a priation-
3 Sly. mcfarland said: "The myster
id a tie undue prevalence Of typhoid =
We YER in the District OF Columbia mu
81. be cleared up. The Public Heal'
and Marine Hospital Service ia doir
ye is best 20 that end. the health depar
- meut has been. OF course. doing ever
Cd thing On its power originally and
..ns. co-operatiOn with the Public Heal
an and Marine Hospital Service and no
IN a. the suggestion Of the latter 80
''S VICE the health department ought
"a have the facilities for bacteriolo8ic
q. work IN this matter, 60 say nothing
70 having such general facilities for 9th
'ot work. which we should continue 10 a
Of Congress.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-04-03
CONTEST BY SOCIETIES.


The contest between the literary
societies of Trinity University Will
take place ut the University tonight.
The program Will be ns follows;
Invocation, Rev. u. n. Hogan.
Piano solo, Spinning Wheel
Fritz spindler. Miss Tlpporn eng
lish
Grafton, "As Fate Decreed" -
Coulter Brown.
Essay. Sustained Effort Miss
Miriam Clark
Debate: Resolved, That munlcl-
pnlities IN the United States of over
30 900 population should own and
operate their systems of Lighting
waterworks and street railways. AT.
ilrmatlve. Neil G. Erwin, Roy IL
bearing, Negative, John Wynne
Barton, g. Edward Mays,
Vocal SOLO Gypsy John" Molloy
jon u. Bivens.
I1ssay. "Russias Road to Free
dom" Miss Nell Anderson
Grafton, "The Evolution of tho
American. Joe G, Terry
Decision Of judges.