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The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-09-22
WESTERN PACIFIC AND SANTA Fe
Form Through Freight Alliance at
San Francisco forF Mutual
Benefit

The Western Pacific, has entered In.
TO friendly alliance with the Santa
Fe. This places tho Western Pacific
into Los Angeles via Ehe Santa Fe as
the preferential line and all freight
traffic controlled by the Gould lines
in tho east will be turned over TO the
Santa Fe at San Francisco when des.
tined to points south thereof.
The Santa Fe gets into that terri
tory OF northern California and Ne
vada held by the Western Pacific.
The Western Pacific gets into Texas.
Arizona and New MeMco via the,San
Ia Fe and Will enter the field fas q
Southern Pacific competitor.
AS Is well known, the Santa Ffe has
i line running direct from San Fran
cisco via the San Joquin valley to all
the region named and through TO
Chicago 1t Is very friendly ally OF
the Gould lines at Denver and now is
about 10 cement that friendship
across the bay of San Francisco.
II is big move and mighS indicate
that the Western Pacific is slowly get
ting its through connections in shape
This does not refer to passenger
traffic. as that Is matter that can
not he dealt with at present Natur-
ally all the eastern agents of the
Gould lines will work for the Western
Pacific. This is evidenced right now
when the Rio Grande is doing an
enormous colonist traffic the greater
portion OF which is transferred to the
Oregon Short Line at ogden.
But in he question of freights 1t
Will be an important factor In the
transcontlnental situation
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-09-22
FUNERAL OF s. Il. eeNNroN

Murray. Sept. 22,-The body of S.
II. Bennion. who was Killed In an &C.
cident az Garfield last Sunday. was
taken 10 Salt Lake and buried IN the
City cemetery there following impres.
sire funeral services at the Taylors.
Vile ward meeting house this after.
noon. Ephralm Gerard omcited.
Frank Y Taylor paid a beautiful trib.
ute. others who were called upon
for brief addresses were A. Frame
John G. Sharp John NJ. Cannon. Ed.
win Bennion and NJ VI. Miller. Mu.
sic wes supplied by a quartette from
T2ylorsvllle ward The paIlbearera
were John Sharp. David Bcnnion. Jo-
seph Bennlon. Adam BeDnion. Farley
BenniOn and Sam Lindsay.
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-09-22

tonight venture an opinion on whom
Was 10 blame for the accident
Ono heroic act that will stand ont
in the annals of the wreck is thai
performed by Conductor Spiller OF
the northbound car. Though severe
ly injured. he staggered down the
track md flaGed limited train only
n short distance away.
1t was long hard task to remove
the bodies. The dead and injured
were laid in rows at the side of the
tracks Farmers wives brought
sheets to cover the dead and 10 make
bandages for the wounded. The bodies
were horribly mangled. Legs and
arms were severed heads were cut
from bodies and strips were torn from
the flesh Of the victims Many bodies
were entangled in the tlmbers of the
crushed cars.
Flies settled on the long rows of
dead and injured In great swarms.
The physictants had little assistance
from the townspeoplc and farmers
and the injured suffered for two
hours before they were relieved by the
medicines brought by the doctors.
Pending the arrival OF physicians. the
injured writhcd and screamed while
the crowd stood awe-stricken and
helpless.
A. a. Shane of the Indiana Railroad
commission arrived here tonight and
viii make an investigation Of the
cause of the collision The motorman
and conductors of the northbound car
are said to have believed they had
a clear right OF way TO Fort Wayne.
The crew OF the southbound car were
ordered. IT is understood TO clear
for all regulars" and 70 meet the 9TH
or car al the Kingsland switch. The
souihbound car hurrying to Bluffton
TO load With passengers to carry to the
fair a! Fort Wayne, passed stop No.
lOG, and 1t is supposed, the motorman
thought he could reach stop No l07.
Before he reached 1t the crash came.
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-09-22
LOST FORTUNE QUICKLY FOUND
Lucky for Idaho Man That Honest
Man Recovered His Purse,

Salt Lake Sept. 22.-In biz red
pocketbook, one block east OF the Ore
son Short Line station. on West South
Temple street Wilson Graham. an
Alaska prospectoT, tound S2l0o We'd
nesday al l;SO O'Clock. With the
money were NATURALIZATION and other
papers showing that they belonged to
Peter Carlson OF Lewiston. Idaho.
Graham went directly TO the office
OF the Evening Telegram, where he In
serted an advertisement announcing
the finding OF considerable sum of
money, which the owner could have
by calling at room Occidental hotel
and identifying his property.
AT ) o'clock Carlson, greatly agitat
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-09-22
PRooREsslvEs IN PARK:
THEY WIN EASILY

Park City. Sept 21.-The progress
Ives were in the maiority at the Re
publican caucus which was held here
tonight 1t was the opinion of F. l..
Raddon r. F Townsend and others
that such man as Parley P. Christeu-
sen should be elected TO congress.
William Archibald. the county chai5-
man, stated that In his opinion prin-
cipleS should not be discussed at the
caucus, but should be thre9hcd olt
at the state convention The follow.
ing delegates were elected. F l.. Rad
don, James Den. H. F. Townsend
Oliver Lockbart and r. II. Waters.
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-09-22
HAVE YOU PILES?
THEN GET HEM.ROIC UNDER
MONeY-BACK GUARANTEE.

Blind piles, protrud!ng piles. itch
ing piles. arc cured with equal sue.
cess by tho guaranteed internal rem
edy, DR. LeonhardJ' Fem. Roid. The
guarantee is so brond that il costs
You nothing IL YOU get no benefit
Don't waste any more time with
sa'ves, suppositories or other outside
treatment Attack the cause.
Hem-Roid-$l for large bottle. last
Ing IA DAYS. at 9AOCON'S PHAR.
MACY, ogden. Utah. Dr., Leonhardt
Co.. Station B. Buffalo, y. Y. Props.
Write for booklet.
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-09-22

bles Of Heber, died from a complica.
tlon OF internal diseases.
Mrs Hilton was a general fayorlts
with all glasses here in Heber. and
had friends by the Score both In Sum.
nit and Wasatch counties. She ia
survived by one sister, Mrs William
Byrnes OF Park City. and five hali
sisters and four half brothers living
In Heber.
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-09-22
CAREY ACT EXTENSIONS.

Boise, Sept 22-The state land
board has ordered that a blanket ex-
tension of time be granted 10 all OF
the Carey act entry1nen under all
the Idaho company's segregations, af-
1ectng the big project around Rich
iield, Gooding and Shoshone, the
Tine in which to establish residence
and make final proof being extended
from October OF this year TO April
], 1911.
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-09-22
Survivor Tells Of Catastrophe.

BLUFFToN. Ind. Sept 21.-John
r. Boyd of Marion, Ind. was probably
the only passenger aboard the car in
the kingsland horror who escaped
without bruises from the wreck.
decided TO avoid the crush.' said
he, in The crowded car and got down
on the steps. After we had passed
kngsland and were rounding a
curve. saw car bearing down on us
about 200 yards eway at terrific speed
we were going az about II miles Az
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-09-22

which Harvey Moore was stunned and
received a bad scalp wound His
horse became frightened at an engine
which was working in the Rio Grande
yards and became unmanaGeahle. The
finish OF the runaway was against a
telephone pole opposite he Utah
house. Moore was taken 70 the Utah
house. where Dr. Bardsley dressed
his wounds.
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-09-22
Willard Mig hit
atOgdenO Orpheum
Special train on
the Ogden Rapid
Transit tomorrow
night. A Great
Show. =
GIRL SCREAMED ANo
BURGLAR RUSHED AWAY

Denver, Colo. Sept 22.-While
Miss Alice Brown. member OF a veal.
thy Denver family. was eating dinner
last night she remembered of leaving
on her dresser Jewels valued at S5,-
OO1- She scurried mp stairs 10 time
10 see a man scoopiug them into a
bag Miss Brown screamed and the
nan leaDed from the window and
ESCAPED. lie secured about 81 900
worth Of jewelry.
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-09-22

= FORT WAYNE. Ind, Sept2f @
g -Forty-two persons were killed G
. and seven were seriously injur- @
= ed In beadon collision between @
C. two traction cars on the Fort .
Q Wayne. .Bluffton division of the G
, Fort Wayne and Wabash Valley .
C line today. g
. The wreck occurred one and a G
. half miles north of Kingsland. o
: seven miles north OF Bmffton at @
. sharp curve. The cars i'm coils -
6 ion were a north bound local. @
3 crowded to the steps which left Q
G Sluftton at III 10 o'clock and a Q
o south bound car from Fort g
= Wayne. O
Q They met while both were run G
G ming at high speed g
g The collision is presumed 10 q
9 have been caused by miSunder- c
9 standing OF orders IN regard to 9
9 the south bound extra car taking O
& a switch near KlnGsland so the .
. north bound car could pass it, g
c Wounded were strewn on each g
@ side Of the track amid the wreck .
Q age The screams OF the men Q
G and women followed the crash g
9 Of the cars brought the neigh Q
G boring farmers to the scene. g
G Conductor Spillcr of the south G
. bound car was unhurt and ran =
@ back toward Kingsland and flag Q
. ged car from Indianapolis, @
g which was approaching the 9
. wreck at full speed and other .
= wise would have plunged into g
G il. adding TO the list OF the Kill O
G ed and injured In the collision. @
o Wrccking cars and physicians G.
C were rushed from Fort Wayne 9
9 and Bluffton and the bodies OF o
9 The dead and injured were con- G
Q veyed to hospitals In the two 6
: cities. c.
@ Q G G @ 9 g 9 q q q c. G. @ G. G.
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-09-22
FOR sALE-2a4a LINCOLN

a snap. must be sold at once.
Strictly modern 5-room house and
barn. Drop down and look at it. En-.
quire II. NJ Barrows, 972 29rd. Bell
phone, 312-Z
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-09-22
DEATH OF MRs. JEAN HILTON.

Eeber. Sept Tuesday morning
at the Provo General hospital. Mrs.
Jean Hilton. wife Of Laban Hilton, the
proprietor of tho Wasatch livery sta
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-09-22
CAN YOU SAVE
TWENTY CENTS
A DAY

Ogden Music Company will begin the first sale its
history and intends make the greatest sale
held in the City of Ogden 20 cents day for
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-09-22
MINISTER TO DEFEND A woMAN

Newark. n. j.. Sept. 22.-The Rev.
J. w Davis. clergyman Of Salem.
y. j.. viii defend Mrs. Eliza Robln.
son. who has just been indicted for
the murder OF Waiter Harvey in
PeDnsylvtilie. n. J., June II. Mr.
Davis studied law before being ad.
mitted TO the ministry. The tidal
Will begin October is.
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-09-22

Syracuse NY. Sent %. DR.. Her.
man J. Boyd Of Buffalo. has been
elected president OF The American As
soc'ation OF obstreticians and Gynec.
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-09-22

New Haven Conn. Sept. % Rob
ert TAFT son of The president. who
was graduated at Yale last spring.
viii enter Harvard law school this
fall
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-09-22
HURT I'M RUNAWAY.

Park City. Sept PA runaway
occurred near the Rio Grande depot
today about noon, as the result OF
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-09-22

G. w. L. Bowman, Bluffton
@ A f. Hyde, Pennville
{. S. j.. Stucley. Vera Cruz.
G VIM. S. Beers, Bluffton.
@ Lloyd Brown. Bluffton.
9 l.. G.. Justus. Bluffton. general
y manager Blufftop Geneva &
y Celina Traction line.
= S. III. Robson.
O y. d. Cook.
g Ernest Grouse.
c. Ralph Walser
@ w d. Burgan.
@ Oscar Zimmer.
9 Miss Pearl Saylcr.
G John w. Tribolet
9 Miss Bertha Tribolet.
G Thomas Gordan.
@ Harold Nelson.
@ Mrs. Hiram Folk.
9 Mary Daugherty.
o j, f. Swartze.
- Joseph Sawyer-all of Bluff
ton.
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-09-22
OGDEN MUSIC COMPANY IS oGDEN's REAL MUSIC HOUSE
A HOME COMPANY
Buy At Home and Build Up Our City,

In announcing this great of hggrade pianos
take the public the purchasing public into confidence The
tere business heretofore held by outside parties has
passed into the hands Ogden people exclusively intend
discontinue of the lines which carried this time
We regret that find release these the
pianos well known this territory have been sold here for
In justice ourselves and factories drop
number of these lines at this time facilitate matters
finally decided to close out every of these instruments
Do in hurry had sell them cost Simply
realize the hamper
she factories In placing the agencies elsewhere.
In purchasing the reputation
the piano and the responsibility the dealer We
from the following whether protected by reputation
pf makers Senway Sons Chiclerng Bros, Sohme Kmbal
Vose Sons Estey McPha Hobart Gable weknown
makes Let dealings with the people Ogden speak
reputation and responsibility.
OUR lPRICES SPEAK FOR THEMSELVEs
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-09-22

We have hand lew Slightly Instruments which will be
closed from sss up s2s5 We player
the best player the world slightly but
is good The sale price 49S $3.50 player piano
the price of upright piano
Call in store and emitting you
the $500 Esteypiano that giving away absolutely
All Welcome Open Evenings Musical Entertainment
OGDEN MUSIC COMPANY
Everything Music"
1910 Washington Avenue
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-09-22
AGON|z|NG SCREAMS OF MEN AND
WOMEN BRING RESCUERS TO Scene
Wounded Were StreWn en- Each Side of the Track
.-.ReIief Parties Rush from Nearby Towns.
Misunderstanding of Orders Pre-
Sumed Cause of Wreck
C Go @ G c G @ @
THE DEAD.

O2f1O, ~
Silas Thomas. Q
+. G. Tamm. O
Frank King. $
Mrs. Frank King-all of War @
rem. Ind. @
r. F Folk, Washington. Ind @
Jacob Swartz. Uniondalc @
Blanche Archbold. Ossian. @
Charles Rcber. Uniondale. @
John Johnson. Marklc. @
Jesse Hoffman, Marion. @
DR. s. f. Thompson, Ann Ar O
Dor Mich. Q
Mrs Myrtle Harley. daughter C
of Mrs, Folk, Bluffton. O
Daniel Debach. Petroleum, Ind. 9
John Smith and Mrs. John @
Smith. Montpelier o
John Reed, Battery E. Fifth @
artillery. New York. @
Joseph Edins. Hartford City. O
George Zemthwst Warren. G
Ben Cramer Frankfort. @
Two unidentified men. o
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, o c C Q @ G G c Q Q G @ Q @ @ ,

5000 90 c. . G @ C C 0 @ c o 0 @
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-09-22

AllfPianos Plainly Marked for All to See.
Easy Terms.
5000 Lyric Grand Piano. for ............ 1856
1925 Concert Grand Upright ..........., &415
$3.50 Cabinet Grand Upright. ........... $3.50
$780, standard Make .................. 1915
$3.50 Full Size Upright ............ $3t9
S425 Well Known Make .......... S2oo
$375 Instrument, Very Popular. ........ S265
$500 Piano of Reputation. ............. S199
S275 Piano, Conservatory Size ....... S1S6
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1910-05-12
DE HALLEYLOOYAH COMET

O, sinneh, yo's a-smi:in en- a'wnkin' on de paf
But de HALEY comet gwine ter flick yo wild its wra
Hits a-bon' de upgrade LAX redhot train o. cabs,
OATS up os' time wbt whizzes thoo de stahs
SO be good, Misteh Snneh,
Gaze de fac's en- fggehs say
Dat de Halleylooyah comet
Am arushin on de way
Yo' say dey want no Adam dey neveh Eve,
En- yo low dat talk bout Noer thing yo' doan believe
But amt deaden in de stoy dat dey tell
When de Halleyooyah make de snneh Yell
So look out, Misteh Snneh,
Betteh change yo' min terday
Wild de Halleyooyah comet
Des a t'ahn' up de way
O, sinneh, yo kin chucke kin toss yo' had grin
En- kin do de double shuttle de dancn' ho' o. sin,
got pay de fddeh eff yo doan git de dance
En- Haeyooyah ain gwine GLIB yo much chance
SO look out, Misteh Snneh,
Bes' come in fun whah yo' stray
Gaze de Haeyiooyah comet
Des .bunnin up de WAL
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1910-05-12
SOCIAL EVENTS.


The La So Cons were beauti-
fully entertained at the home of
Misses Maude and May Phillips
last Tuesday evening. The first
feature of the evening was a
display of their knowledge of
the different nations. After
drawing on their imagination
they succeeded in mastering
them. Thoughtful Carrie figured
very prominently ia this feature.
Miss Murrell invited herself to
give a reading for the benefit of
one member present that was
strong and to the point. The
next was a game of chance and
Miss Adeline Toombs was win
ner of prize that would es
specially appreciated by La So
Con. Delightful refreshments,
consisting of sherbet and cake,
were served at the usual hour.
The favors were May greetings
in the form of little baskets,
with garlands of flowers and
minis and an appropriate
"Ditty" for each La So Con.
The girls regret very much to
lose Miss Blanch Sisk, who has
recently moved to Dixon, KY,
also Miss Lucy Crenshaw, who is
spending the summer in Caney.
Kansas.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1910-05-12
LOUISVILLE TIMES TO
Get AVIATION MEET
Under Auspices OF That Paper At Churchill
Downs June Is and 49,.
Glenn II. Curtis and Other
/ Famous Flyers TO be There.
Past Weather History Promises Gosi
Condition and. Records May be Broker

The people of Kentucky at lass
are to have an opportunity to see
aeroplanes in flight, with real
bird men soaring high in air and
executing difficult and in ;eress.
ing evolutions with no other sus-
tanning power than the planes
and motors.
The Louisville Times has an
nounced that a great aviatioa
meet is to be held in Louisville
on June 1910 at Churchill
Downs, under the auspices of
that paper, of which some of the
worlds most noted avlators will
be seen with their wonderful
aircraft. Most prominent
among these will be Glenn H.
Curtis, whose daring achieve
ments both here and aboard
have stamped him as a peerless
bird man. Such others as Chas
F. Willard, Charles X. Hamii
ton, Horace r. Wild, /" Bud
Mars and @. X. Bates will also
be in the contests for the su-.
premacy Of the air.
A
The comparatively recent ad-
vancementi in the science of avi
alton has been such as to startib
the entire world and the DAILY
accounts of broken records show
that there are still great pos
sibilities for unheard of adyeu-
lures by the"sky pilot That re-
cords may be broken at the Lou
isville meet is extremely like
ly rom the fact that experts
have declared the Churchiit
Downs course an ideal place for
such meets and again for the
reason that unusually fortunate
dates have been secured,
Weather reports for years past
show that the wind velocity
for the last half of June is the
slowest of any time IN the year
in Kentucky and of course this
is conducive to the easy hand
ling of the great machines.
1t is expected that low rates
will be secured on all the rail
roads leading into Louisville for
these two days and 1T is expect
ed that record breaking crowds
will flock to the historic race
coarse, where heretofore the
Kentucky thoroughbred has held
undisputed sway.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1910-05-12
JNo. x. TAYLOR SELLS OUT
George King & Sons, Of St. Charles
Buy Drug Store.

George King & Sons, of st.
Charles, have bought the drug
store of Jno. X. Taylor, and will
take charge at once. DIR. Gil
bert King will have charge of
the business. Mr.. King and
sons have had a drug store at st.
Charles for number Of years,
and are all practical druggists.
We welcome them into our com.
munity and bespeak for them
success.
DIR. Taylor's plans for the fu-
ture have not been determined,
but nc will doubtless leave Earl
ington soon, to the regret of his
many friends.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1910-05-12
THIRD REGIMENT K. S. G.
viii Have Complete Band Fol
Encampment

Captain Daniel has called a
meeting of all the members of
the Third Regiment band for this
afternoon at I 80 O'Clock at the
armory. This will be a business
meeting to find out how many
men are going to reenlist, as Cap.
tian Daniel is anxious to get all
the enlistment blanks signed uI
and sent into the adjutant's Office
as soon as possible. Captain
Daniel has already secured the
signatures of 81 men, and he il
DESTROYS of recruiting the band
with 30 members. When this Il
done, the band will begin prac,
ticing for the great national en-,
campment TO be held at Indian
apolis September 1.-Owensbort
Inquirer.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1910-05-12
THE HENDERSON BOOSTERS
Visit Darlington on Second Annual
Boosting Trip.

The Henderson Boosters Wis
tied darlington last Thursday
morning on their second annual
boosting trip. They reached
Darlington about IL o'clock, for
a 80 minutes visit. The crowd
was composed of number OF
"good fellows" from our neigh
boring city, headed by Huhlein's
band and were royalty entertain
ed at every stop on their trip
We look forward with pleasure
to the coming of the Henderson
Boosters again next year.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1910-05-12
St. Bernard Stockholders and Directors
Meetings.

st. Bernard Stockholders and Directors
Meetings.
The annual meetings of the
stockholders and the directors of
the st. Bernard Mining Co.
were held in the Offices of the
company here yesterday. No
announcement of business other
than the usual routine has been
made. Reports of the present
condition of the coal business
and the immediate outlook are
satisfactory and encouraging,
with probabilities that the bust
ness will continue good during
the summer and autumn. Wis.,
iting stockholders we're Gen.
Jas. III. Wilson, Wilmington,
Del. f; Major M. M. Kimmel,
Henderson,; Julien F. Gracy,
Clarksyille; j. II. Howe, Nash
vile; r d. Garrett, Princeton
b. l.. Rash, jacksonville; j. VI
McEuen, St. Charles. John B.
Atkinson, president, and Geo
@. Atkinson, secretary anC
treasurer, were reelected. Oar
M. Evans was elected director
to fill vacancy caused by the re
cent death of Michael Cain.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1910-05-12
LIFE 1MPR1soNMENT
For T. J. Hoal. Who Murdered Banker
FawOctt Of New Albany.

Corydon, Ind, May IA jury
here today returned verdict Of
guilty Of murder in the trial Of
Thomas }. Hoal, age IS, charged
with numbering J. Il. Fawcets,
cashier ofthe Merchants Nation
al Bank, at New Albany. Hoal
was sentenced to life imprison-
ment. The jury deliberated
eight hours.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1910-05-12

300. Quotations from Matthew
2il0. One.Minute Reports from
: Departmental Conferences.
.2l20 Business Session.
(a) Reports of Secretary AMI Sta.
tistician-MissP ollyeRichards.
90 Reports of Committees.
(c) Offerings for District and
State Work.
2 80. "Getting and Giving"-
S. M. Bernard.
3:l0. "Blble School Equipment
State Workers.
$40. "The Bible School in tn,
Making of Character"-H. H
Moore.
7:30. p. m. "Kentucky Mis-,
sions" H. w. Elliott.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1910-05-12
Delightful Evening With Miss BsrsO

Delightful Evening With Miss BcrsOt.
Miss Adehne Poindexter Ber-
sot delighted an audience of APP
preciative darlington people at
the NJ. K. Church, South, on last
Thursday evening, with varied
program of humorous and path
etic sketches. Her readings
were given in natural and
fetching manner that carried her
audience from laughter to tears
without warming and led them
to look into her interpretations
as upon actions in real life. The
long number of the program was
"Miss Selma Lue" rendered in
such manner that her audience
was held with the closest inter.
est to the end.