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The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1909-12-03

sion rolls and all names thereon are
worthy subjects. We recommend
that D. G. Jones be appointed N. r.,
ex-oficio j. r., for the 1238th G.. M.
district We recommend that r. L.
Newsom be appointed N. p, ex-oficio
j. p, for the 73Sth district, G. M. We
find the condition of the various coun-
ty offices ''as shown by their reports
to us" to be ais follows:
County Commissioners Office, Lee
County, Georgia.
Leesburg, November /, 1909.
To the Honorable Grand Jury Of Lee
Superior Court of the November
Term, 1909 Gentlemen:
AS required by law, we hereby
make a report to your body from the
reports submitted to us by the county
officials of the county We beg to
make report as follows:
The county treasurer, tax collector,
clerk of the superior and city courts
and our own clerk and city court So
licitor and warden of convict camp,
have made reports to us, showing
their transactions up to October 26th.
1909. From these reports we find the
following:
County Treasurer.
That D. D. Hall, county
treasurer, received from
January 4 to May 8, 1909 .$15,25S. 16
That he has since received
from ". q. Martin, sol. 400
Jas. Morgan, com. elk. 1893. II
From the collectors of the
road Communication taxes. 3,OS5 %
tor 7O5. "a
Making total of !. .$22,15s 81
That he had paid out on the.
various funds ..$2O,11S .O1
Commissions on receipts 4. Obj
Commissions on disburse-
mcntg 37e. Al
s2o,891 SO
Leaving balance in treasu-
rer's hands i. y. ~. 1852 81
That Treasurer D. D. Hall
had on hand at the May
term, 1909. !. 3. ~ 3,Sl2 oV
That he has received since
Nav term. 1903 1894. GA
s1O,2O7 "A
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He has paid over to D. D.
Hall, County Treasurer :. 17.41
Leaving nothing in hands now.

He has paid over to d. d.
Hall, County Treasurer ;. II Al
Leaving nothing in hands now.
j. Nj. Mcbride, County Warden.
Mr.. McBride's report shows that
the County has on hand property OF
the estimated value Of $7,863. 90;
which does not include the land on
which the Camp is situated nor the
County Farm recently purchased
from Mr.. Rutland
The County has at present 33 con
victs. We use a Warden, Deputy
Warden, night guard and 8 day
guards, and a man to run the road
machine.
clerk Of Court and Commissioners
Clerk.
James Morgan, clerk superior court
and city court, has received no funds
belonging to the county AS clerk
for the county commissioners he has
received $3,O99.72, and he has paid
it all over to the county treasurer
The reports made to us by the sew
eral officers are hereto attached We
have checked all of the vouchers held
by these officials and find them all
correct, as reported.
Respectfully submitted, this Nov. J.,
1903:
l. p. COOKE, Chairman County
Commissioners
w. c. LARAMORE, County Com.
missioner II
A. ]. POWELL, Commissioner.
Leesburg, Ca, Oct. rs, 1909.
Report Of D. D. Hall, Treasurer 70 the
Grand Jury, November Term,
1909. ~
To amount received from
January 4 to May 8, 1909 SIS, 25S. 16
May 8, 19O9-Received from
w. G. Martin Il. !. .. 400
May IL, 1909 Received
from James Morgan !. 5000
June %, 1909 Received
from James Morgan !. A.72
June IA, 1909 ~ Received
from loan Mrs. D. D.
Han y, 1000 90
August "a, 1sO9-Received
burg 4. 1000. 90
4 ID from - 1900
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September Is, 19O9-Receiv-
ed from w. w. Hooks,
Jr. ... !. 25.25
September 16, 1909--Receiv-
ed from William Moore. 1920
September IL, 1909 Receiv-
Jr. /. 54.7S,
September 20, 1909-Receiv-
ed from w. w. Hooks,
Jr 400
September 20, 1909 Receiy-
ed from w. w. Hooks,
Jr. !. :. :. $3.50
September %, 1909 Receiv-
ed from r. F. Salter =. $500
September %, 19O9-Receiv-
ed from G. d. Richards, 467 80
September 20, 19O9-Receiv-
ed from William Moore 222. so
September %, 19O9--Receiv-
ed from w. w. Hooks,
September rs, 19O9-Receiv-
ed from w. w. Hooks,
Jr. 4. ll7.75
September rs, 1909-Receiv-
ed from w. w. Hooks,
Jr y. Il. =. oV.zo
September ~ 19O9-Receiv-
ed from w w. Hooks,
Jr 1870
September %, 19O9-Receiv-
ed from w w. Hooks,
Jr. 81. .. Vow
September 20, 1909 Receiy- Y
ed from w. w. Hooks,
4 Jrs. Z. u. ..-..s .f 0t,0Vf
September 20, 19O9-Receiv-
ed from R~F, salters., LIZ $50
September 20, 19o9-Receiv-
ed from W. w Hooks,
Jr. .... ~. =. ..ls.r;fgs. oS.oV 4
ss "a srom William VI isns Moore 1900
october /, 1909 Received
from w. w. Hooks, Jr.. 1912 I
October A, 1909 Received
from r. F.. Salter !. $4,000
October 5, 19O9--Received
from William Moore l17 30
October 5, 19O9-Received
from William Moore $3.50
october i, 1909 Received
from d. ,. Richards ~ $500 4
october 5, 1908 Received
from w. wv. Hooks, Jr 1890
october 4, 1903 Received
from r. f. Salter 1900
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SOpSA @V' 1SVO - o'"1O'Oo
Leaving a balance in hand
on October 26, 1909 !. ..$1,261.21
Tax collector.
F. T. King, Tax Collector
TO total amount Of tax
levy ad valorem, for
1909 I. !. /. ..s16,155 .O4
To collected from fl. ia.
Of L. A. Odom for 1907
taxes 4. i. :. l.54
To collected from fl. ia. Of
L. A. doom for 1908 1855
Making a total of J. ..s1e,212. 23
BY paid to D. D. Hall,
County Treasurer i. i. 705.74
Leaving a balance of
County Taxes uncol-
lected !. ..$15.5o6. 40
TAX coIIector--speciaI Taxes.
r. T. King reports bal
duC6 VI SpSCldL LdAC0 AZ
hand at May Term.
received from Leesburg
Warehouse Co., "Corpo-
ration Tax" !. J. 800
Total $3.50
Commissions J. .. 80
$500
By paid Comptroller Gen \.
eral :. :. $lS.VO
state Ad valOrem Tax.
To tax levy for the year
professional TAX !. LOG. 90
Poll Tax J. 1885 90
Collected from fl. ia.
against L. A. odom lily
!. $1O921 10
A + hand 8S1 s8
Leaving a balance un-
collected :. :. !. !. ..SlO,5zS.o Of
w. q. Martin, Solicitor City Court.
". d. Martin has receiy-
ed since his report at
May Term, 1909 $l1.4l
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NEW AND BEST FOR MY FALL TR

Millinery believe have the best in styles goods and
goods whether purchase
going give my the benefit of all the good things
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have spent considerable study selecting my Fall
values have offered the trade and want trade
have been successful in getting bargains this season
have Ny Fall Goods arriving daily. COME TO SEE ME
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1909-12-03

you most cordial invitation call and 1t has been
aisy every desre and have been geut obtain
Evening journal., 1909-12-17
Gym" FRANKS
AT THE Y. w. C. A

Eighteen little girls in red hair-rib-
bons and blue gym" suits gave a very
pretty exhibition in the Y. W. c. A.
gymnasium under the direction of Miss
Anna c. Atkinson, before a large and
appreciative audience, yesterday after
noon.
The program was-Marching dumb
bell drill. Swedish movements, march
ing, wand-drill. exercises in vaulting
over the horse. flying rings, two games
with basketballs. At the piano We're
Marguerite Guyer and Ray Dickinsin.
The members Of the Junior Glass are
Ruth Haines. Elinor Willis. Mildred
Jeffries, Eleanor Vandegrift. Grace
Clevinger, Avrilla Scanlon. Ethel Shaw,
Dorothy Grammer. Nellie Watson,
Mary Holland. Evelyn Franck. Irene
Winner, Marguerite Guyer. Elizabeth
Danly, Frances Todd, Roberta Sim
mons. Margarita Frederick and Alice
Smith.
All Of the class jumped, and turned
somersaults. and twisted as if they
were made of India rubber and had no
bones. The most interesting single
performance was that Of Eleanor
Vandegrift who went up a rope to the
ceiling. The games called forth much
excited squealing from the parti-
cipants. but it was noticeable that the
quietest side beat.
Evening journal., 1909-12-17
TAFT FEARS A DO
NOTHING" CONGRESS

BY United Press Leased Special Wire.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 17.-According
to information coming from the White
House, President Taft's greatest worry
just now is how to prevent the pres
ent session Of Congress from degener-
ating into a do nothing" meeting.
Regulars and insurgents alike from
both the Senate and the House are
being warned against the evils of pro-
crastination every time they call at the
White House. with an eye to the fu-
ture, the president at the beginning
OF the session called in Speaker Can
non and Vice President Sherman, and
It IS believed gave the wielders Of the
legislative gavels to understand that
Congress must get busy.
Representative Gardner OF Massa-
chusetts. insurgent was closeted with
the President for a half hour yester-
day and he received the same admon-
ition bestowed on the organization
men. Gardner is one OF the progress
sive types who oppose the excessive
use Of FIRE works" and thorugh him
it is believed, the President expects
to counteract in a degree any obstruc-
tive tactics that the more radical in
surgents might begin on the admins
tration measures.
Evening journal., 1909-12-17
COUNCIL PLAYS
SANTA CLAUS
Officials Pass Pay Rolls and
Pay Bills That all May Have
Holiday Money

Members OF City Council last night
played Santa Claus. The December
payrolls were passed, and to conform
structing the city auditor tn approve
the rolls as we'll as to pay other bills
in connection with the expenses of the
city, and issue the checks before De-
cember 25, was passed.
A recess was taken until tonight Ia
pass some bills which were approved
on Wednesday evening and have not
yet been returned by the city auditor
The miscellaneous pay roll amount
ing to s3,SO7.37. the Council pay roll
amounting to S255.26 and tho police
pay roll amounting to s7.5032s were
passed.
The report of the city treasurer
showed the total bank balance to be
$71.10045. These receipts were re-
ported: From George FL. Mccall,
$500; Eugene NJ. Sayers, S25442;
James II. Morris. $4,000; miscellane-
GUS. $1,11S.50.
The Water Commission was allowed
another $4,000 to meet estimates due
Coleman Brothers and Garrett, Miller
and Company, for work on tho new
filter plant. the amount to be refunded
from the proceeds of the bond issue
of 100000 recently authorized.
The Councilmen decided to attend
the lecture on the care of trees to be
given by John T. Withers. in the High
School auditorium on next Tuesday
evening.
Evening journal., 1909-12-17
Nulton-Larrlels.

In Christ Protestant Episcopal
Church, Winchester, Virginia yester-
day afternoon Miss Nancy Clarke Null
ton, youngest daughter of the late Col
Joseph A. Mutton. OF the Second yir-
ginia Regiment, and of Mrs Virginia
Mutton, became the bride of Herbert
$. Larrick, a young member of the
winchester bar and prosecuting attor-
ney of Frederick county. Va
The ceremony was performed by the
rector. Rev. william d. smith, and the
bride entered the church with her
brother. Howard S. Mutton, Of Rich
mond, Va, by whom she was given
away Her sister, Mrs. John B. Iotf-
man, of this city, was the matron Of
honor, and the bridesmaids were Miss
Lena Campbell Gore. Of Winchester;
Miss Lucille Faulkner, niece OF the
groom, and Miss Helen Winthrop Gray,
state Senator Robert M. Ward, the
groom's law partner. was his best inan.
and the ushers were Samuel NJ. Chiles,
Henry Richard Bryarly. Walter
Thomas Gore and Randolph Tucker
Mcclure, all of Winchester.
Evening journal., 1909-12-17
Social and
Personal

Miss Elizabeth Ewing, Of Blake. is
spending some time with Wilmington
friends
Howard Ewing and sisters Maize and
Nettie, OF Blake. have been spending a
few days with friends here.
Harold Steele and Jacob Metz of Ches-
apeake City were weekend visitors IN this
city.
William Bendlar, Of Summit Bridge, wat
a recent guest of Wilmington friends
Mrs. James Wright of Summit Bridge
was a recent visitor in this city.
William Newman has been visiting his
sister at Summit Bridge.
Misses Bessie Bigger and Rena Bend
lar of Summit Bridge spent Wednesday,
with local friends.
Stanley McCubbin. of Cecilton, has been
visiting friends in this city.
Miss Annie Pierson Of Elkton, has been
visiting local relatives
Miss Florence Wilkinson, OF KembIe-
VILE has been visiting friends here this
week
Miss Florence Hoffecker IS being enter
tsined BY Miss Laura Bell Of smyrna.
Mrs. John W. Wood has returned TO
her home at Upland after visit to
friends in this city
Mrs Elizabeth vinson has returned
from a visit to friends at westville.
William McCabe. OF Chester, has Sc
cured a position in this city.
Miss Elva Griffith. of Chesapeake city
was q recent visitor in this city.
Jack Loyeless is spending a week with
friends IN Chesapeake City.
Misses Nan Hayes and Katherine Nc
Donald. Of Chesapeake City. have been
visiting Wilmington friends
Miss Anna Boeman. Of Kennett Square,
is spending a week in this city
Miss Margaret Mccarthy was the guest
of Miss Anna Monihan OF Landenberg,
over Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Bryan are visit
ing relatives at Seaford
Mrs r. Barton Freeny and daughter,
Kathleen. of Delmar are visiting Mrs.
Barton's father. the Rev n. H. Webster,
pastor of Asbury NJ f. Church, this city.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank L. Stick have gone
to Chicago, III, to spend the holidays
with Mr.. Sticks parents.
Mr.. and Mrs Harlan Spencer Of Kem-
bleville, have been spending few days
with friendssin this city and Philadelphia.
=. II. Kirk, of East Nottingham is
visiting his sons In this city
J. c. Deaver is spending this week with
Mrs. Harry Boyle, of East Nottingham.
Evening journal., 1909-12-17
GREEN ROOM CLUB
In "MAGISTRATE"

A crowded house greeted the Green
Room Club players at the first per-
formance at the N ew-Century Club
last night. The play is very funny
and all the characters brought out its
humor fully. Henry Peck's red neck
tie was worth the admission price The
star was Edgar S. Slayer. as the
magistrate who was led into dissipa-
tion by his stepson and accidentally
arrested his wife In makeup and
acting he couldn't have been funnier
or better. The stage lost good
actor when the army gained an Of
ficer. Mrs. Robert Pennington was
unable to take her part on account
of tho death of her grandmother, Mrs.
Lobdell. but Miss Isabel Wales car
ried out the role we'll on a short notice.
The program cover was designed by
Stanley NJ. Arthurs. The cast OF
characters:
Mr.. Posket, Magistrate at the Null
berry Police Court, Lieutenant Edgar
S. Slayer; Mr.. Bullamy, Magistrate at
the Mulberry Police Court, G. p. Hos
kins; Col Alexander Lukyn, Richard
Reese; Captain Horace Vale, John b.
Bird; cis. Harrington. CIrs. Posket's
son) J. B. Emack; Achille Blond, OF
Hotel des Princes, Ralph Assheton;
Isidore, a Waiter, A. D. Chaytor. Jr. !;
Mr.. Wormington. clerk Of the police
court, tt. J. Peck; Inspector Messiter
of the Metropolitan Police. Irving War
ner; Sergeant Lugg, of the Metropoli-
tan Police, Robert Pennington; Harris,
Of the Metropolitan Police. G. p. Hos
kins; Wyke, "a butler) Charles L. Reid:
Mrs. Posket Miss Isabel Wales; Miss
Charlotte verrinder. Miss Pauline Wolf
Bancroft; Miss Beatie Tomlinson, "a
governess) Miss Frances Brinckle;
Popham, "a maid) Mrs. Irving Warner
Evening journal., 1909-12-17
AMERICA CHANGES
IMMIGRANTS FORM
Children Rapidly Develop Into
Types Different From
Parents
81 United press Leased special wire.

By United Press Leased Special Wire
WASHINGTON Dec. 17-Chiidren OF
immigrants born in this country lose
the physical characteristics of their
parents and appear as distinct
American physical type
This interesting discovery was an
nounced to Congress in the reports sub
mitted by the immigration Commits
sion. An investigation was conducted
by the commission under the direc-
ton OF Professor Franz Boas from
Columbia University A statement by
the professor embodied in the report
saws:
The descendant of European immi-
grants changes his type even in the
first generation, almost entirely. It
seems that every part of the body is
influenced in this way and even the
form of the head which has always
been considered as one of the most
permanent hereditary features, under
goes considerable changes.
"The difference in type between par
ents and children manifests itself al
most Immediately after their arrival
here. Among individuals born a long
time after the arrival Of their parents
in America the difference is increased
but only slightly as compared with
the great difference that develops at
once"
Another point developed by the COM
mission was that in times of panic in
this country immigration into the
United States is of inferior physical
type. The most vigorous individual
remain IN their foreign homes during
the depression and the type Of the
immigrants begin to improve again
with the improvement Of economic con-
ditions.
Evening journal., 1909-12-17
OUT OF COURT
THEN IN AGAIN
Briggs Escapes Larceny
Charge to be Sent Up Six
Months For Assault

Corbitt Briggs, colored was arraign-
ed in City Court this morning on the
charge of assault and battery.
Why, you were in here yesterday"
said Judge Cochran
Briggs nodded shamefacedly
Yes. sir. larceny, sir, but l was dis
missed" he stammered.
Harry Travers, colored. declared that
Briggs followed him from a restaurant
on the coast" last night, struck him
in the face with his fist and stuck a
small knife in his side.
He invited me OUT said Briggs. Il
didn't cut him. Other people in the
restaurant were eating with knives and
some of them must have done it"
six months in the workhouse.p an
nounced the court.
Evening journal., 1909-12-17
Taulor.yWrinht.

Elmer 3. Taylor and Mrs. Annie q
Wright were married at the home OF
James Lister of No. 1928 West Fourth
street last evening, by the Rev c. r.
Wyatt. The couple were attended by
Master James Lister. aged II years
as page. and Elva Lister. aged z years
as flower girl. Following the cere-
mony, refreshments were served. MIR
and Mrs. Taylor will live at No. 61a
West Seventh street.
Evening journal., 1909-12-17
Miss Dupont 10 Entertain.

Miss Bessie Cazenove DUPONT WI
entertain the debutantes at dinner next
Tuesday at her home. Henry Clay. in
compliment to Miss Ellen dupont Miss
DUPONT was to have been introduced
as a debutante during the holiday sea-
son, but owing to a recent death in
the family there Will be no formal
presentation.
Evening journal., 1909-12-17
CHURCH YOUNG PEOPLE
AT A CHRISTMAS PARTY

A Christmas party was held last
evening at the conclusion of the busi-
ness meeting of the Epworth League
of Scott NJ. f. Church and much
amusement was afforded the young
people who attended. Only routine
business was transacted by the league.
Each person brought a bundle and got
one in exchange from Old Kriss.
Evening journal., 1909-12-17
surprise Party.

A surprise party was given to Mrs.
Denny Haley at her home. No. 11s
Scott street, on Wednesday evening,
in honor of her birthday anniversary.
Among those present We're Mr. and
Mrs. Denny Haley, Mr. and Mrs John
Henry, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Wahl. Mr..
and Mrs. George Henry, Mr.. and Mrs,
Joseph Horner. Mr. and Mrs Wal
lace butcher, Miss Florence Henry,
Joseph Haley Miss Leila Murch, Miss
Margaret Murch. Miss Addie Taggart,
Master George Henry, Miss Edna
Henry, Master Willard Wahl. Music
was given by Paul Wahl, after which
refreshments were served
Evening journal., 1909-12-17
RsoitaI hu M Martin

The violin recital. to be given by E.
William Martin in the New-Century
Club parlors in Tuesday evening
January II. will be an occasion of in
terest to the musicians of the city
Mr.. Martin. pupil of Carl ATyer, OF
the Philadelphia Conservatory, is we'll
known in the city. and is a member OF
the Wilmington Orchestra. He is to
be assisted by Miss Clara Mason, one
Of Wilmingtons most talented So
pranos
Evening journal., 1909-12-17
Mr.. Hardestx Entertains.

Court Stenographer Edmond G..
Hardesty entertained at dinner at his
home at Holly oak on Wednesday
evening. Those present were: Hon.
David r. Marvel, Attorney General
Andrew G. Gray, Deputy Attorney
General Josiah o. Wolcott, City So
licitor John w Brady, Assistant city
Solicitor Armon D. Chaytor, Jr., John
F. Neary and John F. Malloy.
Evening journal., 1909-12-17
FIRE CHARS MONEY
In RAILROAD SAFE

The iron safe in the Lenape station
of the w. & n. Railroad that was
burned several weeks ago, has been
raised from the ruins, and on being
opened II was found that all the paper
money therein had been so badly
charred as to render it worthless.
Evening journal., 1909-12-17
Sewing Exhibit at Y. w. c. A..

At the Y. w. Q. A. this afternoon
there will be an exhibition by the
embroidery class, Of lunch cloths, belts,
bags, tops, etc. This work is the re-
suit of the course Of ten lessons given
by the association TO any member. The
members of the class. together with the
instructor Mrs. Lillian Peirson, will
have charge Of the exhibition. The
association extends an invitation to all
Evening journal., 1909-12-17
Junior Leaoue Entert,inr,e,t

The Junior League of Scott NJ. Z.
Church will give Christmas enter
tainment in the Sunday school room
tomorrow afternoon to which all par
ents of the children are invited. DEM
onstrations win be given of the work
done by the children of the kinder
garden and also of all other branches
of the League.
Evening journal., 1909-12-17
Rrvan.Rr RradheId.

Charles F.. Bryan and Miss Ideania
z. Bradfeld, were married on Friday
evening, December 8, at the parson-
age of Harrison Street NJ. E. Church
by the Rev. c. 7. Wyatt. They were
attended by Percy e. Bryan, a brother
of the groom.
Evening journal., 1909-12-17
Miss kinsman featured.

Miss Kinsman, sister Of Bishop
Kinsman, gave an illustrated lecture
on Japan in the auditorium Of St.
Johns parish house last evening
under the auspices Of the Junior Guild.
Evening journal., 1909-12-17
cInh nanne.

st. Patricl's Terpsichorean Social
Club gave a dance last evening in the
hall at Ninth and Market streets. The
dance was postponed from Monday
evening.
Evening journal., 1909-12-17
w. @. r. U. Meetino.

The regular monthly meeting OF the
Wilmington w. c. T. u. will be held
this afternoon at headquarters, No.
100 West Eighth street
Evening journal., 1909-12-17
Party for pshutantss.

Miss Louise Nowlands will enter
tain the seasons debutantes at a thea
tire party at the Avenue Theatre this
afternoon.
Evening journal., 1909-12-17
MOB HOOTED
LEOPOLD'S WIDOW

BY United Press Leased Special Wire.
BRUSSELS. Dec. 1.-THE funeral of
King Leopold who died at 2.S5 this
morning will take place next We'd
nesday. Prince Albert will ltake the
oath Of king on the following day.
The public feeling against Leopold.
intensified by the disclosure of his
marriage in 1908 to Baroness Vaughan
found vent today in a demonstration
against the Baroness by a mob out
side the Laeken palace.
The mob jeered and hooted the bar
oness and displayed such an ugly tenn
per that police FASTENED to the palace
to protect her against violence.
BY United Press Leased Special Wire.
LONDON, Dec. 1.-THE Central
News Rome correspondent says that
the Pope has notified the Papal repre-
sentative at Brussels that King Leo
pold and the Baroness Vaughan were
regularly married at San Reno, Italy.
in 1908. The papal representative is
requested to act in accordance with
this connection If the Baroness needs
any protection in her marital rights.
Evening journal., 1909-12-17
son street NJ. e. Church tonight.
Turtle CLUB Danoe.

The Turtle Club will hold dance
this evening in McHenry Hall. No. S36
Market street.
Evening journal., 1909-12-17
Professor kinq to Entertain.

Professor Byron W. King, president
of the School of Oratory Pittsburg,
win give an entertainment in Harri-