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CHURCH sERvICEs--Continued

CALVARY PRESBYTERIAN church, corner
Fillmore and Jackson sts.. Rev. William
RAIDER, pastor, residence 2702 Laguna ST.,
phone west 245, church phone West 1899, Rev.
John Hemphill d. d., pastor emerit1s-u a..
M, Signs OF the Times; 7:45 p. an, "The
Old and the New" special new yeae sermon.
Mr. RAIDER will preach at both services Sab
bath school and mems Bible class az $3.50 a.
m \. p. s. G. E. meeting at 61J p. m.
Week of prayer Services will be bPld every
evening except Monday aud SATURDAY.
WESLEY METHODIST EPISCOPAL church,
Hayes and Buchanan sts., Rev. Edward p.
bennett, d. D., pastor-Sunday services
Preaching by the pastor at IL O'Clock m.,
Gods Idea Of SIM" and at 1880 s'Snies and
Tears" Sunday school at 1890 p. M; Ep-
midweek meeting Wednesday at $50 p. m.
cordial Invitation is extended the public 10
attend all services. Seats are free and Il
warm welcome awaits you.
FIRST METHODIST. EPISCOPAL ehur, h. corner
psstor-Regular Sunday services at 81 a. m.
and at 7:30 p. m. Preaching by IT W. G.
Evans, district superintendent, In Sie morn
ing and by the pastor in the evening Glass
meeting at 10 a. m; Sunday schoo1 at y 80
j. m; Epworth league at 6:30 p. -. Seats
free. Everybody welcome. ).
THE San Francisco Fellowship. GoiSen Gate
hail, 2l37 Sutter. Benjamin Fay M{s-11 a.
M, subject, why We should stusy Emer-
son 8 p. m, topic, Religion s.id Medi-
cine; at 1920, current topic class aonducted
by Willard Packard Hatch, subjess, New
Ideals IN Education Emerson class Tuesday
evening; health class Thursday eyersng; good
cheer meeting. Friday evening Pubis invited.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-03

MECHANICS SAVINGS BANK (membcr of As
ISOLATED Savings Banks of San Francisco cor
ner Market and Mason sts.-For the half year
ending December 81, 1905, a dividend has
been declared on all savings deposits free OF
taxes, at the rate Of four (4) per cent per
annum. payable on and after Saturday. Jan
nary 2, 1909. Dividends not called for are
added TO and bear the same rate of interest
as principal from January /, 1909
JNo. u. CALKINS Cashier.
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PACIFIC STATES SAVINGS AND LOAN COM
PANY, $50 California st.-A dividend for the
term ending December 81, 1908, has been de-
clared at the rate Of fve t5) per cent per-
annum on all deposits, free Of taxes. payable
on and after Saturday January 3 1909 Diyi.
dends not called for are added to and bear
the same rate Of interest as principal
WM, PARDY. Secretarv
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OAKLAND

Girls to make overans at or Oakland factory
81 ST. near Clay. LEVI STRAUSS Gu Ap-
ply 20 Mr. Davis.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-03

REFINED YOUNG LADY wtd-For companion
and working house keeper. small aparSmens !.
will teach applicant manicurtng and mar
dressing: small salary TO start 1850 Califor-
MA St. apartment Z.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-03

CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY OF CALIFORNIA,
Market and SsnsoRe sts.; branches. 624 Van
Ness ay. and 3Q39 18th st.--For half year end
ing December 81. i90s, dividend has been
declared on deposits in the savings department
OF this bank at the rate of four "a per cent
per snnum, free of all taxes, payable on and
after Saturday, January 2, 1909 Dividends
not called for are added to and bear the sa me
rate OF interest the principal from January
l. 1909. E. @. TOGNAZZI. Manager
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-03

SOLICiTOR-Man os good address, capable oc
earning at least - daily: references required
See PACKARD. n. N. and p. NJ, eircula.
tion department. Call office.
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GRACE church. Episcopal corner OF Taylor and
Sacramento sfs-, the Rev. David Evans NJ
A.. rector-Second Sunday after Christmas
a. m, holy communion; 9:45 a. TO-. SUNDAY
school. IL q. m. holy communion and sermon:
7:45 p. N. evening prayer, with special music
by full choir
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MEETINGs-sundax
Adare.. Am communication. THE SAN FRANCISCO

ALllNOS-Sun0aY
AIRS. J. ]. Whitney. trance medium and life
reader. fun readings 81, at her home II64
0Far-en; by letter, questions 81. Mrs.
whitney Is an ordained spiritual minister.
MRS. r. S. LILLE will lecture at whitney
hal- 1854 O'Farreli St. Sunday, p. IA All
are invited.
StNFLoWER LEAGUE meeting tonight. Ham
liton haH, Geary and Steiner-Song service
conference and messages, 1880; admission I5e.
MRS ROBINSON POSTAR, assisted by Mrs.
Wells and Mr.. HargraYe.
TONIGHT. S O'Clock. spiritual test meeting
MAIE. MAYo-SrEERS, 1850 Sutter St read.
fngs / 10 5.
DISCUSSION. 925 Golden Gate ay.. D. m;
subject. How TO Make Life Worth Living
MEETINGS-speciaI
THE annual meeting Of the stock holders of
the California Insurance Company viii be held
at the office OF the company. No. $50 Saera-
mento ST, San Francisco, Cal, on Monday,
January is, 1903, at the hour OF 2 p. m.
W. e. DEAN, President
GEO. w. BROOKS Secretary
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MEETINGs-rheo.on,,,..,

THEoSoPHICAL-EiIers recital hall 975 Mar
ket; p m, Sources OF Iheosophie Knowl-
edge" Irving s. Cooper national lecturer
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-03

DIVIDEND N0TICE-Security Savings Bank
lmember Of Associated Savings Banks of San
Franclsco), BIG Montgomery st.-For the half
year ending December 81, 1908. dividends upon
all deposits at the rate OF four (4) per cent
per annum. free OF taxes, will be payable on
and after January 2. 1909.
FRED w. RAY Secretary
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-03

LESMAN-ExDerieneed IN any line to- sell
general trade in California;: an unexcelled spe-
eialty proposition: commissions. with 81
weekly advance fer expenses. The Continental
Jewelry Co.. Cleveland Ohio.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-03

WEST SIDE Christian, Bush at Devisadero-
Robert Lord Cave, pastor. 23o7 Scott st.
Sunday school, e:45 a. m; c. E., $50 .. m. /:
preaching by Mr. Cave at II a. N. and 30
p. N. Music led by large choir All seats
free 10 all. Welcome, Prayer meeting Wednes-
day evening. o'clock.
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SALESsfEN FOR WRAPPERS. KINONOs
SACOrES- ETC

Henry EtteIson company, % Prince ST. New
York, want AL resident man for san Francisco
and vicinity; commission basis; state fun par
tieulars.
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ENPLOYMENT oFFIcEs

AA-OScAR HATSUAI. JAcANESE-CHINEsR
EMP. CO.. BEST HELP CITY OR COCN-
TRY. 1913 GEARY ST WEST 56SS
AA-Japanese-Chines emp. office: best help: eIlv
or country 1872 Laguna 81. Tel. West 1881
A. HORI. tI4s Sutter. phone West 2so8-Best
= Japanese-Chinese help furnished promptly
H. W. HONG, Chinese employment oface sos
Webster ST.. Oakland. Phone Oak 5s43.
JAPANESE Domestic Workers association fnr
nishes best help 17T7 Post. Tel West 715a
Japanese House Cleaning Co. fTee CfFarreII- f-1
West 3467: sweeping. washing; al gen WORK
STAR emp- office furnishes Japansse- f.h1ne--
help w. KAD0TA, 1908 Geary: tel West Ie-
Continued TO Next Page
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HUMBOLDT SAVINGS BANK, Ts3 Market st.
4th (member of the Associated Savings
Banks Of San Frsnciseol-For the half wear
ending December 81, 1908, dividend has been
declared at the rate Of four a. per cent per
annum on all savings deposit, free Of taxes,
payable on and after Saturday, January q
1903. Dividends not called for are added "a
and bear the same rate Of interest as the
principal from January l. 1909
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TRINITY church. cor. Bush and Cough SITS
Rev. Frederick W. Clampett. d. D., rector
Holy communion, 7:30; Sunday schoal $50:
morning service and holy communion at II
O'Clock, the rector win preach. Regular Sun
day evening service at S O'Clock, Rev. Ernest
Bradley will preach
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-03

WE receive more Calls for statesmen than We
can fiL Our graduates earn from $1,000 10
$4,000 a year and expenses. We will pre-
pare you by mail in weeks to hold a position
as a high grade travelling salesman and help
you 10 secure It. No former experience re-
quired. We maintain the largest free emoloV-
ment bureau in the world. We have trained
hundreds OF men who never had any former
experience to be successful travelling sales
men, many OF them who formerly earned
from S20 TO SIS a month now earn rom SIOO
20 $500 per month and expenses. II you want
to enter the most pleasant, independent p-o-
fessi0n In the world and increase your earn
ings from to 10 times what they now are
write call today FOR full particulars -
garding our system. Address National Sales
mans Training Association. T12B Mills build-
ing. San Francisco. Branches Chicago New
York. Kansas City. Minneapolis.
WANTED-Road salesman for California. Tor
first class advertised line or pants; one located
In the state preferred; Only experienced man
IN our line in this territory viii be cOnsid-
cred. references required with Application
OK Breeches Mfg. Co.. Louisville. NY.
WASTED-Saiesmen. experienced premium men.
no others need apply; something new for
1909 Fulton Metal Works. Fulton. H.
notwithstanding = thoroughly reliable
experienced solicitor; VIII pay salary and com
mission 10 right party. American Ribbon ana
Carbon Co.. room SIS Mona dnock bldg s.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-03

CHURCH OF THE OPEN WORLD in O'Farrell
st between Webster and Fillmore invites you
TO its services. Worship and preaching at 2:3o
Sundays. Special New Years service with
sermon by the pastor The Call of God for
1909" Public cordially invited Fridays.
study. Rev. w. de Ronden Pos. nlnisfer
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-03

Presbyterian church. cor. Oak and
Baker sts--The pastor, John s. Thomas will
preach both morning and evening; subject in
a m, "A Man Who Loved the Present
Worid'' p. m. subject. '.The Man Who Forgot
the Man Worth Remembering" Both ser
mons appropriate for the beginning Of new
year. Good singing. Warm welcome Come
and start the wear right
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-03
CHURCH SERVICES

CHRISTIAN SCIENCE service, Third Church of
Christ, Scientist. y. NJ. II. A. hall. Page ST.
near Stanyan-Sunday, IL a. N. subject Of
lesson sermon, God Sunday school, IL n.
m. Wednesday evening meeting, O'clock.
All are welcome. Free reading rooms 719-
go Chronicle bldg. open daily except Sunday,
from 10 a. N. TO 6 p. N.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-03

HONEST German couple want position; wife
Al cock and laundry, gardening and un
derstands ell kinds of house repairs; private
home, hospisal or hotel; city or country. 90;
Haight ST., room IL.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1909-08-27
A Better - y~-..


\ po+4o~ =!
The AouateouS harvest time i
aln,at here. TAe a,eJs HoWn Il
IrW rlo"ths ag0 from tle hands oi
De duircnt farmer have Responded
to every call OF mature the gent}r
eA,wcy. Z, dGod.. ,aasc1 su.<ln @
Hul ,o-ta} they each bring ior Il
fruit cf thsir kind. some thirty
fo.d. sont sixty fold end some T.
hundred f:.}
BIZ vi.,}. for ? momeat to rall
your attention toa to.tcr hary,.t
U.aa That e.. ae, anl grams.
T..at Som. a.ay e. la. a. Ii $
no. possible iM. who ,an for
Oil. ..o..r;.t G.adc Il, oi .~tjon
when tell >or i is a.. La;. .. oo
thr ;.tr.lrrt p h1,. r.ftla4 Is ggr-
ncf.a r.".r, Y.,vs.l'r one t.rt can
not j.. ~Ai..ar3 ~ .u.c4. lnM
God has gi.lc; wi.. ..u.As a4a a
sound >a"e rmd.
The uuc,til. G. $ l t;lHc &Al
harvest j. 40. on. ULich can h.
debated anon It is undeuiable
and mdi4utaDip If is a law Of
GOD laid down since Tie founda
lion OF tine earth As 4 nam sow>
50 shall ne reap. The SpaniaroS
have this provelb: Sow 2 thought
and reap an act; SOW an act ard
reap Il habit; SOW a habit and reap
Il character. SOW a chararter and
reap a destiny.
Parents, Teachers. DO ven re-
aiize that Yon are face to t""e with
tie momentous truth that you, by
your thoughts, acts and habits.
are sowing seeds that are destined
BY Gods nnchangable laws of M
ture to bring forth fruit of then
kind and more than you SOW.
The minds Of your children OF
the children with whom your life
is brought into contact IS the
ground. Some minds are by ma
ture good and pure. Take care
there, We seed sewers. 1t IS also
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1909-08-27

God vb.r.rar a., L,. nl,ool van,
rr.,nd ..;r,. y. .,,a .d,.;.,,, .oo1
!, ,nav h.i +h.ttl.. oro,.n1 a,o,,r j,
-. i nr.t.. hard =. - ,4an, .No.ao,
r:rl, J. .o>. th, - ,f,o 4n+,&,o
.,.l f, ,onr God It; ,.our. 49,, =
., -. - ....,ar .:,l i l.,a,, ~ ,.;ud r,a.
~. y;2I =. ..,n ba,. =. II. .n1 H.,
n,.,e, if i fc..t'o cb;ldron .,
ri. .t.,.,,. tb,t r;,. ,.;r, 1,,l.,
OIL ..Lo,. ,6, 'rol, u f,. w.,
T.. +'.o;.., o,,th on5 .L..i,,o ,l...ool
..o,,. ,vh;.h.y.;1,,o...r;.,,..ofyo ofyot
t,,., ,;,na .n, .t.rn;.,. p,.
l,n. boy. and y;,.l. .na l,;,.h,
...d .lo.,,,,I Inv. u,ro., tLo
.y, al ..o IF cnnnr.,,,;+;c, .d,.,
t~. .. ... nnv:',omln, ,ro n;,.on
fine hv .,p or ,o,,r ,.a o,.ot;on
who > conc to m,turity vbat
t;nk viii ho tro l,rva.t,
lu men. va # !. .old,., oood eor
.I4 .o;ld,4s rot in Soma va, v;ol1
;,s ,t;rtv >c.o,d;,u 70 na,uro
fhas, oro nf tba ,on1. ro,uh l.;n1
r,r x.,Y,,,la 1,ul, o4 tho mo;or;t
of ro,u,.... rood .;day Ntborc i,
nncultiy -ed and uun)antod bv he
b,ul ~ tao o.oo1 faroor 20. tho
wind blows on that soil seeds OF
whatever kin or nature IS nearest
and t!ls the weeds grow aud III
crease. Perhaps the farmer como.
along going to market with y loy.
Of grain. Some seeds are ioltcc
10 the ground and thev spring IN
ard this is why we sometimes Sc,
the fine head Of grain among the
rank yeedk of The wavside
Again | ask Won to note the com.
parison. If in the way Of voul
children You do not plant pooo
church. school an3 home life thc,
viii receive the seed from som,
other source. 1t is 700 often Of IA.
rough nature and blasts the gooe
seeds winch are occasionally sowl
there.
1t is a wonderful trnth, bat =;
truth neverthel ess, that when ;
seed falls into fertile soil that tn,
conditions OF nature are in fore,
and and harvest Of some KIND
Will be the result, IoQ and are
responsible for our seed sowing
and we rannot Shirk that respon.
Slblllty. There is no such a thing
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-06-19
GETSS5,OOO DAMAGES
CONFEDERATE VETERAN SUES
LAND COMPANY.
III. O. Brown, Hurt at Unveiling of Lee
Statue I'm Capitol Heights Last
Summer Awarded
Verdict

After a short, elaboration, the Jury
In the matter of H. c. Brown VS.. the
West Virginia Land Company, award
ed the plaintin damages to the amour,
of $4,000 for injuries sustained last
summer when the platform surround
ing Lee statue In Capitol Heights col
lapsed.
The plaintiff In the case sustained a
broken ankle when the big platform
collapsed. and since that time has
been unable to walk without the use OF
crutches. For some weeks after the
accident the plaintiff testified that he
was confined to his bed. and for weeks
after quitting the bed was rolled about
the house In an invalid's chair. The
plaintiff testified that he was an espe-
cially invited guests. as he was one OF
the Confederate Veterans invited ia
take special seats on the occasion. \
The defense endeavored TO prove that
thy had used all reasonable care in the
erection of the stand. and that rain
which preceded the unwilling of the
statue might in SOME way have occa-
stoned its collapse.
The case was submitted to the Jury
at 8 o'clock. and after a short deliber-
alton a verdict for $1,000 was awarded
the p1afnti6.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-06-19
A LEASE OF VALUABLE
PROPERTY rs ABROGRATED

New Orleans, La, June ia jury
in the civil district court here returned
a verdict tonight, abrogating the lease
OF valuable property by the Board of
Administrators Of Tulane University to
q private company In 1897.
This property consists of almost 4 a
square of ground in the heart OF the
business section OF New Orleans and
among the building now occupying the
site, are two of the leading theatres of
the city.
The suit to annul the lease, provid-
ing for a rental OF $4,000 a year for
ninety-nine years, was brought by the
Attorney General of Louisiana upon di-
rection of Governor Sanders 1t was
contended that the transaction served
certain private interests and was in
reality a sacrifice of the property. An
appeal was tonight noted BY the de-
Tense, which claims that the lease was
made at a time when values were far
below normal. that the transaction was
in all respects legitimate and deemed
q wise one by the board.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-06-19
PATRICK CALHoUN's CASE
WILL GO TO JURY TODAY

San Francisco. Cal. June 1s.--The
case against Patrick Calhoun, Presi-
dent of the United Railroads. on trial
for alleged bribery OF Ferdinand p.
Nicholas, a member Of the so-called
Schmitz board OF ''boodling" supervt-
sors of San Francisoo. will be given to
the jury tomorrow.
II is expected that Prosecutor Heney
would conclude his closing argument
early enough to enable Judge Lawler
to instruct the jury. but at o'clock
he was far from the conclusion Of the
address he began early yesterday and
II became necessary to extend the ses-
sion until o'clock.
Throughout the hong session, the au-
dience, which crowded the court room.
listened in tense silence to Mr.. Heney's
analysis of the case, his bitter invec-
tives against the defendant and So
called graft ring" but his impassion-
ed demand that Calhoun be sent to the
rest he has earned behind the bars
of San Quentin"
Counsel for the defense, keenly alert
to opportunities, frequently interrupted
the prosecutor and many wrangles
marked by displays of bitter personal
feeling, marked the last hours Of the
trial.
At o'clock a recess until s O'clock
was taken and Mr.. Heney then re-
sumed his address.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-06-19
EuFAULA Residence BURNED.
Elegant Home of james BeasIey In Al
most q Total Loss.

Elegant Home of james BeasIey In Al
most a Total Loss.
Eufaula, june 1s-(SpeciaD- A
dwelling owned by Mrs Laura Blair
of this city on Barbour Street and oc-
cupied by James BeasIey and wife was
destroyed by fire this morning at / 80
o'clock. All of the household effects
except a valuable piano that occupied
one of the front rooms also went up In
smoke
Owing to heavy thunder cloud that
was passing over the city at that hour
1t was difficult TO obtain telephone
communications and citizens in the
neighborhood were forced to fire piss
tolls to awake the citizens for assistance
in fighting the flames. While the fire
department responded as quickly az
possible. they were unable with the
high wind prevailing to check the
flames to any great extent and the
structure is almost total loss. The
building was comparatively new and
the loss will approximate $4,000 with
only $4,000 insurance. The occupants
were away from home at the time and
the origin cannot be explained. Mr..
Beasley held some insurance on his
furniture but what amount cannot be
learned.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-06-19
SWITCH ENGINE NARROWLY
MISSES STALLED AUTO

A very serious accident was mar
row1y ayerted yesterday afternoon al
the corner of Coosa and Tallapoosa
Streets, when an automobile contain.
Ing Graham Stratford and George Nc
Manus. ONCE secretary of the Y. NJ C.
rectly in front of a fast approachins
switch engine. Only the sudden appH-
cation of the brakes W the enginecr
saved a wreck
Young McManus was driving HIS ma.
chine north on Taflapoosa Street, and
had ample time to cross the tracks,
when. as luck would have II. the ma
chine baked directly I'm front of the
engine, which, by the quick work of
the engineer, was brought to a stop
only about foot from the immovabls
carr
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-06-19
WILL HEAR CONTEST IN
VENABLE WILL JULY IL

Probate Judge Castor yesterday
morning fixed July IL as the date for
hearing the contest in the matter OF
the will of the late Walter venable.
the North Montgomery merchant who
was murdered a month ago.
1t appears that Lee L. Venabfe, of
cullman: w. e, Venable, Of Tampa,
Fla; John Venable, of Atlanta, Ca;
Mrs. Sarah v. Bishop, OF StonewaiI,
Ca: Mrs. Mary v. Foster of Stone
wall. Ca. and D. H. venable, OF At
lanta. are not satisfied with the divia-
lon Of the property whereby Paul Ven.
able and Sam Venable receive the great
majority of the estate. contest was
therefore entered. and will be decided
by Judge CASTOR.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-06-19

Here is q remedy for piles that pro.
application. 1t immediately stops the
terrible itching of piles. DR.. Hebra's
pngoid can be absolutely relied upon
effect also on all Irritating skin dis
eases,N such as eczema, letter, rash,
etngworm. BARRIERS itch. cuts and sores
Of all kinds.
DR.. Hebra's Ungoid is sold 1t all
drug stores at soc a package, or sent
prepaid by The @. c. Bfttner Co., To-
ledo. Ohio. Always ssnd name Of your
druggist
For sale In MontEomsry By Il. q. Fowisr
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-06-19
MATTER OF TEACHERS
INSTITUTE YET UNSETTLED

The matter of the Second Congress
sional District Teachers Institute has
been preached by the conductors, e. NJ.
ShackelfordSef Troy and F. w. Hodges,
of University. in q circular letter sent
through the district. The problem
arises as to the town in which the In
stitute is to be held. and the letter an
nounces that the proposition of secur-
ing the institute for this year Is open
to any community in the district which
has sufficient patriotism to provide the
necessary funds and to take care of the
people who will attend"
The location OF the Institute Is de-
termined by the acquisition of 500
from the residents OF the community.
to supplement the &133 Of the States
appropriation. -
The conductors ask that propositions
from the various towns be in their
hands by jury 8. as the institute will
start on August Is, to continue for
two weeks.
1t may be that the two weeks will
be equally divided between tive towns
OF the district. The Teachers InstI-
tute, is to the smaller towns, q signih-
cant event