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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-03-01
FUNDED DEBT.

Conversions were made into CAPITAL Stock Of
50 900 Of the tenyear three and half per cent
Convertible Bonds issued November st 1902 lsav-
Ing outstanding SO ZION OF the ten-year thres
and half per cent Convertible Bonds issued Octo-
Der 3D. 1905, SO 80 000 we're converted into stock
during 1903. leaving outstanding SIS $500.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-03-01
CONSTRUCTION EXPENDITURES

There was expended diring the past year FOR con
structiom. equipment and real estate % the Line
West Of Pittsburgh 9is 1914 q which 1856 III q
was charged TO Capital, and A,S72Ss6s0 to Surplus
Income
The expenditures principally for the eiera,
ton Of tracks in Chicago and Columbus. the con
strucion Of second, third and fourth tracks o.
the Cleveland and Pittsburgh Railroad. second
TRACK On The Pittsburgh, Cincinnati. Chicago and
81. Louis Railway increase in Yards and terminal
facilities at Cleveland, Chicago. indianapolis. and
at other points. and for additions to ard improve
ments Of the motive power and equipment
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-03-01

P W R Co for outstanding
ny nSYanaC for
l1 y r redud fer N
g Tns Company
Company
a is 81 Stock he ton retire oAad
& Erie RaradCu
d and
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Georgia Member sworn In.

\. Rodenbery was yesterday sworn In
as a member of the House Mr.. Roden-
berry succeeds the late Representative J.
N. Griggs. Of Georgia.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-03-01
D0LLIvER OPERATED ON.
Abscess Is Removed from Right
Cheek-RecoverIng.

Senator Dolliyer, of Iowa, is recovering
after an operation yesterday in which an
abscess was removed from his right
cheek bone. His physicians stated that
he would be out in four or five days and
deny that his sight has been endangered.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-03-01
Percr,s CredentinI. Presenteh.

The credentials of the new Senator from
Mississippi, Leroy Percy, who viii sue
coed the venerable Col. Gordon. were
presented in the Senate yesterday by
Senator Money.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-03-01

Tie number OF tons Of freight moved on the lines
west Of Pittsburgh vas 81 1sol73. an increase Of
N,lA42, The number OF passengers carried was
Sl,565s55. an increase Of le74Ga3
The gross revenue OF all lines east and west Of
Pittsburgh for the year 1903 was S5l5 als sO4 Is.
operailnE expense Ss9.l5,el.2Q, and net revenue
Sc. IS 2l295 an increase ia gross revenue ronnarpj
with 1905. Of $500 $40 and an increase in ret
revenue Of s4s70ss5a. There were sol So e65 tons
OF freight moved on the entire system, being an
increase Of 6lS,42i tons snd Isl Isl COS passengers
carried. an increase Of 99ais24
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-03-01
TAFTPLAN APPROVED
Interstate Commerce Court
Stays in Railroad Bill.
BY a VOTE OF 10 TO 8

House Committee IndOrses Admin
istratiOn Measure, Despite oppOsi-
Vote with DemOerats-Six Weeks
Debate Promised in the Senate.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-03-01
MAY RAISE THE MAINE.
subcommittee FavOrabIy Reports
Bill Providing Necessary Funds.

After all these years. 1t is probable
that Congress at this session will enact
legislation to provide FOR raising the
wreck Of the battle ship Maine from its
bed in the mud and slime of Havana
Habror
A subcommittee Of the House Naval
Committee yesterday reported favorably
bill appropriating funds for the raising
Of the wreck and the proper interment
Of the bones Of the American sailors.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-03-01

Yards and freight house facilities at stndry points
also, 70 incTease the locomotive and car EQUIP
nent 10 meet the increased demands Of traffic
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-03-01
GENERAL nFAflnrs

In addition 70 the above the-e ara os,tsfsndtng
receipts sggTegating S4ii 50. issued ppdsr ,bs
allotment Of November. 1909. representing partial
payments for new stock amounting to sl473.l7s
The premium resulting from the Issue Of capitsl
Stock IN exchange for convertible bonds is shzn in
the General Balance Sheet.
In view OF the large numbe. Of investors holding
the stock Of your Company yosr Board deemed it
wise to pay dividends on the CAPITAL stock quarterly
instead Of semi-annually and the Necessary action
was taken to carry the same into effect 10 &C
crdancs thsreNith. dividends wiIl until otherxise
ordered By the Board be paid 10 the stockholders
on the last business days in the months Of February
May. August, and November.
The downtown tunnels Of the Hudson and Manhzt
tan Railroad Company were opened foq traffic or
July l6 and under agreements previously made. pas
sengers TO and from yonr lines have the option Of
using these rspid transit tunnels between your Jer-
sey City station and the terminal Of that Company
al Church and Cortlsnat Streets New York. This
tunnel system viii also be extended through Je4-
sey City westward from your station to point
east Of Summit Avenue. where connection viii be
made with your lines. Your railroad viii be cleo
triied from that connection TO the new station at
Harrison, n. j. and rev branch viii be con
suced from the latter point into PARK Place IN the
city Of Newark. A joint rapid transit electric
service vii then be operated between the Hudson
Company's Church Street Terminal New YORK City,
snd Park Place Station NeEark. The new station
at Harrison will provide the facilities fo- psssen-
gers desiring 10 transfer between this rapid transit
line and all trains Oh yOtT system.
With all Of these facilities provided # IS felt that
every reasonable requirement for the passenger service
in and cut Of New York City viii be fully met
and that Portions q the present tracks, terminal
and ferry facilities vii then alan b available for
freight traffic.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-03-01

Of o.
or far akysem South Fork 70 Connu
also land Classical alton Yard
If and tand Passenger CARS
Of O Account Of Principal Of Car Trust Ger
Nxz4g
shop Tools nd adnguJ
Taa Chsrrst hn
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SECURITIES OF OTHER CORPORATIONS.

The cost Of the securities held by your Company
December 3lst lace was Sg0 l3 a7 % and the direct
revenue received theTefr0m during the year vas
Srs2l3.755.s7, being 4.s9 per cent upon the cost
thereos.
CAR TRUSTS
No further issues Of these securities were made
during the year and the outstanding certificates ~
Series II. 7, and h Of the PENNSYLVANIA Rolling
Stock Trust and Series A, B. and G. Of the Penn
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TO OF
NELSON SECRETARY.
STATION PHILADELPHIA
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Assets,
Road equipment, and real estate ... sos or 81
Securities owned. ~ 9si ~
Securities received with the lease Of
the Z. y. J. R. R. and c. CO... s.z3 46
Loans fo= Construction and Real Estate
purposes 10 various controlled CON-
panies 4ss II
New York Tunnel Extension-.....-...... s. 40. 81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-16

IN England. an weii az Amrfica.
housewives are learning the ndyiaa-
Billy ~ cooking iu caNMetglea A
leading inuipu writer on tnfgsa,ie
topics SAYS The casar anie D. uos
used haiti enough in Ensiad but
women nrr coming to rualiKe that
mtag which miEht NOT - knfer
aheu ruasied boeomen aaiisfA ctcry
ahen cooked 80 eRa#e rolls Tile
ptr Of casserole means Hsbeh 10
the Woman ~ moderate nnann BE-
cause fhN irft uYeFn ard odd aud
Gods ~ vegetables and fApN mas
be cooked So deiieipusir il ~ Caa
aerulea are inexpensive ana as thsy
may b. used Ia SERVING dishes on
iae table save diahwaNhing also.
a good Substitute may bo found
IN good sized bean pot. but be
sure 90 have Il covered iieht. A
boiled dinner prepared tn this way
and cooked in she oven docs away
with the diHukrrcahir osior whlcn
poueigates ovary part of the houaes
One large head 0f cabbage. ! tuF.
nip carrots. beetH if small. par.
snipe PISS al into casserole Wifh
water sufficient 10 cssoa and on top
pnf ! lh sausage. cover tightly aud
cook iis hours st ihr end ~ that
time uncover and Fay in potatoes
that have been pared Cook = hour
longer you can uao liver aud
bacon instead n sausage.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-16
fashions

Biouaea are being made o. hand
kerchiefs in oriental colors. which
are made In India The waists are
cut In one piece and finished with
a collar Of lace.
Tuile hats are in favor. and those
who can afford Il viii wear tulle
evening coats to match
Simple Puritan dresses will be
much worn b. young girIs this sea.
son. With the simple couture now
40 fashionable
New hatplns are made of imita.
ton Jade. jet. crystal and other
seml-preclous stones to match col.
ors OF the millinery woru They
are also beautiful with black hats
OF tnlle o. chiffon.
The newest skirt has sunic
oversklrt. over side plalth.
Tulle and net are much used for
whole hats and 10 trim stFaw hats.
II forms crowns Of some and huge
bows upon others
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-16


This ~ one Of the palatnbie and
slightly green soups PICK The
leaves from twn quarts ~ spinach.
"a ssh and throw them into hot
kettle aud shake and toss Tor five
minutes Drain them. saving the
small amount of water which has
formed in ihn kettle Chop the
leaves fine and press them through
. sieve Return them % the kettle.
add a teaspoon or grated onion and
a quart % milk Rub together 2
Tablespoons % butter and 3 ~ flour
and add them 10 The soup. stirring
until q BE- smooth and thick Press
this through q sieve. add 2 tea.
Spoons ~ salt a dash ~ shlfe pop
prf. and serve wlth emaii squares
81 toasted bread n any cold
cooked spinach D. on band. this can
BE- uhsh
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-16

Cook ] tablespoon % chopped
onion in ] large tablespoon Of but.
ter. Add ] cupfui of stale bread
which has been soaked IN hot water
and squeezed dry. and season with
J Tablespoon 81 chopped paralcy. 4
teaspoon 81 salt and 4. teaspoon
each Of white pepper and celery
ealt Stir until well mixed. then
remove from the fire and add !
beaten eRE Cover the bottom %
a baking pan with thin slices Of
salt pork. cover with haiibug
steak. spread with the prepared
dressing. add another slice Of steak.
cover with slices 81 pork dredEed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-16

WASH marks from me piano wlfh
soap hnd Haier. the same a. from
an1 other piece ~ furniture pnh
li arg With "a aoft cotton cloth and
dress with furniture polish Agolv
lH' polish .paflneiy and rub fbor.
o1Hllg ola stocking legs mako ~.
erIIeHt fara fpf Doliahera Clean
ouij 8 para OF thp surface AZ a dine
and De- tufe 90 DO ihe work Nor.
onfhly Uthoraiae tho wood ulll
SHOW siraafs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-16

one pound salmon chnBsed ft..
Wl,h shredded parsley. Mac a
ron white sauce. cayenne fatie
sauce ana lemon juice. Butter os,.
pc niahes had gui first layer N
salmon ihen the ssuce. unfg tbe
alhn % iall Cover With bunercd
crumbs and brown ln owen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-16

Two cups cold halibut chopped
fine. potatoes that have iuat
been boiled Mash aud add table.
spoons butter > teaspoon salt. l'a
teaspoon pepper and : fggs wei
beaten. then the nsh Drop from
spoon into boiling fat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-16
stuiies tomatoes wlth Corn.

Score green corn leuEfhwiae and
acrhpr FROM the cob enough 20 make
cup add y the quantity n dry
brchd crumbH tablespoons Of
melted butter. 3 tablespoons o.
cream, ! teaspoon Of suKar. = salt.
spoon 0f salt and = dash nf cayenne
Select tomatoes of uniform shape
and sire. sat D slice from the stem
end % vach scoop out the seeds.
flll wifh thc mixture and bake.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-16

pastry flour 2 teaspoons Of bak,,y
powder Bake 90 layers
Jed The grated riud and lslr.
OF J. lemon. cup 81 sugar sad !
egg h'at Thoroughly and boil IN
double boiler until cooked gnresd
when cold "p'' aH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-16
How About soc Dinner?
Have YouEnteredC Contest?

How Is Housewife experimenting with hubby
and friends with father the that b0eeut dinner for
trying a. alright II the number of sub
mod the Contest Editor Of The star can be taken as evidence
say ( and Il De admitted that u
would imagination quite bic think ct eoing out
aud buying just the exact quantity OF each
HUT buying in large quantities. pat
ronne ccouomng efovogs from previous
meals Housewife VIII find hard task SO make
very appotlng people within he limit of 90 CENTS
and san estimated cest OF each article served
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-16

Spots Of oil which may have bccn
dropped accidentally on leatbercoy.
cred chairs can often be removed
By means ~ paste Of fuller's earth
ard water This should be spread
over the leather and left until the
paste is perfectly dry. when the
powder should be removed with
stiff brush.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-16

To prove this. Mrs F n Warren.
So & 5gth st., In submitting her
menu, SAYS;
aReing a honsekceper 81 a large
family. and as ! huy everything IA
large quantities and pay cash. feel
safe ia submitting the folloWing
pianer for -Four.
Cream Potato Soup
Clipped Reef with Milk Gravy
Mashed Potatoes. salad
Homemade Hot Rolls Butter
Buttered neets Rice Pudding
Tea.
Potatoes for alL &C.; dried
beef. Zoe. milk, Tc...... se2l
Rolls. 2isc. apple. 2c;
banana. &c, orange &c.. .eA -
Rice. age; esq. 2iec; SUGAR.
Sc. cream, c..,........t %
Beets. &C.. tea. &c; butter,
&C. flour, iisc............ HIS
fetal ..... .........s.S $3.50
The menu submitted by Mrs X.
Tins, Sf2t Fremont av., Is given
below. and 10 sending same she
SAYS
Il am an experienced housekeep-
or and would like 20 send this In
a. a dinner for four
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-16

An inexpensive diaInfcciant for
sick room can be- made AZ follows
Put some ground coffee iu q saucer
and IN the middle place small
piece % camphor gum. iight thc
gum with a match A. the gum
SLOWS the coffee 20 burn with n
the smell is most refreshing and
beautiful.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-16

strawberry fields are now opeu.
rick them yourself at Toe per gal
Ion Boats leaving isaachi Park
Tor Bellevue and EnatlAnd ass
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-16
WORTH KNOWING.

saucepans should BE- a. flat and
broad a. possible 81 thHt 40 heat
may b. wasted
when windows are dlffcnls 90
open OF close. rub the CORDS Wlfb
soft soap. aad thsy wlll run smooth
~.
To keep cream sweet Edd q little
whstg sugar 10 your cream and heat
Il slowly. aud Il eili keep Tot long
time.
Always keep lemon on che wash.
stand Il will prevent the aAiu
forming around the bali moons az
the base Of the finger nails. and
keep the latter IN good condition.
To restore the gloss 10 bullock
Ing ruhherR aud ovrrnhoes rub
them with a pisco Of black cloth
dipped IN oil This will nourish the
ovrrshos and prevent Il from crack
lag. as well as give the desired pol
iah.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-16

$500 sees sfs 49, - e 81 HN-sF
Mrs p. c. Soule. Ravenna Park,
believes IN patronixing the markets
whenever possible and In buying Ia
Quantities. She says:
Il patronize the markets when
ever possible, getting enough In
the way Of vegetables and fruits TO
last NE for some days az a time.
also buy such staples AS sugar. cot
fee. flour and rice IN quantities.
thereby making quite saving. The
following menu can easily be
served for 50 cents In a sufiiclen,
quantity to make very filling
meal for four hungry people,"
Mutton Stew.
Buttered neets.
Lettuce Salad.
Boiled Rice with Raisins.
Bread Butter.
Coffee.
REQUIRED Mutton Stew
~ lbs mutton at Sc ID .s0.t2
lbs. potatoes at lc h.. 90
bunch carrots ... Ola
bunch tuFnips ...... 90
beeus ..... .-+s...-.-ss.. 90
Two lunches head lettuce
for salad ........ .0z
Butter ... ....... .05
Bread ..--. ..... ..s.... Ok
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-16

4 FIRST PRiZE--Four seats for :
4 orpheum Theatre Thursday .
= evening, June q. !
. SECOND pRiZE-Three seats =
= for same performanee. :
q Third. Fourth, Fifth. Sixth. =
q Seventh. Eighth, Ninth ard 4
= Tenth Prixes-Tsso seats :
. each foe the same perform. Z
= anes. .
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-16

Boiled rice With rais'ns-
"a 10. rice ..........ss.. .02ia
"a 10. raislns ....,....... .O2's
tutlCr attt. .rtststst.ssss W.
Cream for coffee and rice
dessert .,... .+......-... 90
Flour. salt. pepper. vinegar
for lettuce salad ....... .o2ia
Anthl .sts stst.ttt+t. fN.NN
Now. Mrs Housewife. if you
think you can improve on the
above. get busy and send your
menu Ia to tho Contest Editor Of
The Star The contest VIII end
noxt Tuesday noon. june 2i. and
AN meuus must De in hy that time.
The result az the contest will he
announced in The Star GA Wednea.
dgy. June 90
Ten prizes will be awarded. and
10 any men cooks think they can
beat the womgn Co li. they sill be
allowed 20 enter the contest The
prizes, as announced before. win
Be seats Co the Ofphcum theatre
for Thursday evening, June e.
List OF prizes D. as follows:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-16

Paradise plumss set Of this orl.
eataiiootlns mass of silver TauEo.
which Is twisted about the head a
IA Arab chief
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-16
.E4RY2&''22lY2001''

with flour pour in cup ~ water
aud bake about half an hour Serve
with slices Of cot lemon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-16


Dear Mlaa Grey Please publish
good remedy for rImplea ana
freekloH t2l d. it proper to lct
Young man lcaa You after You have
been going with him shout a year
hut are not engaged t8l la t
proper for n Young sIfl ri No io Keep
company with O boy ~ LOVE
Alright Twins. proper exercise.
bathing diet nnd oRfiF hours viii
work h cure fof tho plmples Ap
pncatloua of iemon Juice of butter
mllk viii help remove che frocaiea
The answer f1 your second nneH
ton 81 cmpbatioaliy $50 You are
very foolish little Tiri and nt 10
should NOT be- thinking % brInf in
love nnd kissing young mon Learn
your lrHanaa. hrlp Y1ur mother auH
wait until you are ODD enough io
knoW without asking wheihff OF not
you should blaa YOUNG man.
Dear Mlsa Grey Please tell
me hoN Go make bran biscuits
HOUSEWIFE
A-One cup white noar one
powder. two tablespoons baking
cup bran. two teaspoons baking
pawdnr. two tablespoons strip
one ces benfen sell Add q little
salt and milk enough io make o
son batter Beat weii and bake in
muffn pans.
near Miss Grey. How can J
remove ink sfaina from gray fian.
ncl without changing The coloFf
A. y
A-Dip ihe spots first IN alcohol
then soak Gee bu'fermiik and salt
Cot aix OF eight hours Wash ia
hauft hold ammonia ard water n
srafa have not entirely disappeared.
repeat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-16

o41orS

Dear Mias Grey 90 what viii
reduce floah about TIE hipaf CD
TEL me- remedy for red nose
INQUIRER
AwNl Reduce the diet DO
not drink az meals Drink glass
uf cold water uUnu annius. and
between meHia Take exercise for
the hlps and bnck Co change the fat
tissues into muscles tgD Improve
ment ~ your general health will
Improve your complexion aud fr-
duee rodnfaa of mo nose.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-16

Rice 6noWballs.
Boil rice until very tcnder ihen
half nll small cups which have been
damDeped on fho inside putting iu
the rice while silll very bot Hef
away la cool place fgr nt least
hours Just before using cue out
the center Of eaeh rice cake and
nli with SOME BRIGHT col0red jelly
Turn ouf rho mounds upon platter
and pour soft cuHiard around their
base. or simply serve with cream
Hud sugar
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-16

Lemon Jelly Cake.
One cup Of sugar = cup % but
Ger. % cup Of milk egg. cup
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1910-10-11
.STANDARDOF STOCK
RAISED BY JUDGING
125 Men Sent Out by the Col
lege of Agriculture to
Serve at Fairs.
EXPERTS ARE IN DEMAND
Plan Started Five Years Ago
When Only Two Men
Were Available.

The types of live stock in Missouri
have been standardized by the men
who have been sent to the county
fairs in the last five years by the Col
lege of Agriculture to act as live stock
judges, according to Dean F. B. Num-
ford. The different grades of animals
have been fixed with much greater
defniteness than ever before and the
people educated up to better under
standing of various classes OF live
stock. The college has done the same
thing, for live stock that the Univer
sity has for the high schools.
This fall the College of Agriculture
alone has supplied judges for 125 fairs
and shows. Fifty of these judged at
live stock shows and the other seven
ty-tive at corn shows. The demand
has been much greater than the sup
ply. Dean Mumford said this morn
ing that he now had at least a dozen
letters asking for judges which he
could not possibly furnish.
Eight men are judging at county
fairs this week. The greatest de-
mand comes the latter part of August
and the first of September. This is
during the vacation and many of the
instructors in the college spend nearly
all of their time at this work. At the
present time the judging is being done
by students in the college and by
graduates.
The plan of sending out persons con-
nected with the College of Agricul-
ture was put into operation five years
ago. At that time only two men were
sent out. The next year five acted as
judges and the year following ten
were sent out. The fourth year the
number was increased to thirty-five,
and this year all previous records were
broken when 125 men were sent out.
Moreover, the calls are still coming in
and the total number will be still
greater.
These men have an exceptional op,
portunity to serve the University OF
Missouri while they are engaged in
this work. This year their services
have been especially valuable, Dean
Mumford believes, because they have
done much to explain away the I'M
founded prejudices concerning the pro-
posed mill tax and it's effect upon the
University.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1910-10-11
A Course in Solid Geometry

A meeting of students who desire to
have course in Elementary Solid &c.
ometry for the removal of entrance
condition or for other similar purposes
is called in Room A Ac., third floor,
at p. m, Saturday, October 8.
1t is important for every one inter,
ested in a course in Solid Geometry to
be present. Hours for regular meeting
Will be selected at this time. The time
selected by those present will not be
changed on account OF conflicts of stu
dents not present.
E. K. Hedrick.