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commission To he paid the winning ArcnI
trC' Al I"r can' ~ the total cost Of the
building instead ~ tn" par cent which
On" practice Of the institute pr"scr,hes
and with the cost If experts deducted
from this tho architects figured that
the per cent would H. reduced to SOME
where around per cent This furnished
~" 81 tho really strong differences be
tween IN" architects and the building
oUumltts.,.
Frank n Holden secretary ~ tho
institute. wTpt" "A letter 10 tn. building
committee calling attention 20 the points
~ variance and Suggesting a conference
Means hll' the architects themselves got
together and sent another letter to IN"
buIlding committee If their own Volition
calling attention to still another diver
lganc" 81 the programn" from what N"
architects consider good practice
The chief objection RAISED bv the archi
,"Ctz m their letter W. with regard - a
provision torbiidIng any conference lur-
tween any architect and any member at
he building committee IL has got To b.
Considered a gOpi idea of late wears the
architects say. t. hav, "a conference b-.-
tw'sa. IA" building COMMITTEES" the aTChI
t"Ct- and all "NI.rts and others interest'','
~ tho construction and u-o 10 the new
building 81 that the architects may know
inst what the desires 81 tn" owners arr
lhls. they say. - ESPECIALLY desirable IN
the cas- of technical building. such a. q
hospital. -iuC" t'N boards ~ DhN-tCllp-
would uEr'" on Just how they wanted
things arranged
tn" hui'dlnR committee e ~" HON"
complied with the request at the institute
for "A conference. on the terms Of ihe pro
grarnm" and M" invited architects called
upon tu" oummItt.". That was som.
ten DAYS ago. Mir SChid. they say. read
a resolution which hal i--.u PASSED hy tho
bWidIng committee which. while not gu
Ur-ly satisfactory tu TIA" institute. treated
~" separate REQUESTS 81 IN" architects
themselves with even less consideration
In" architects. or most Of them. had a
meeting right away. d-Cided that the diff
i"r"nc' ~ view point lstw-eu th. ofticrr-
Il th" HON" and themselves was too gr"ai
for satisfactory adjustment and an
bounced 'h"Ir withdrawal from the com
Petition
On" 80 the points mad" 10y the archl-
t"Ct- which the cpmmitt'" held Ia ia spite.
~ protests was IN" requirement that sixty
FIX drawings b" made A. many draw b.
Ing~ a. that. tn" architects figured. would
cost IN IN" n"Ighbnrhood ~ s. 5pp b.
most competitions 81 the kipd ten draw
IuRs a." considered sufficient IL wa
aS-"rt"d The second prize for the coin
petition was To- 10 81 .Opp and ia. third $50
neither - which would nav for the
actual "NT-'nss 81 getting vp tn. drawings
~" architects say
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NEW> ~ rLiiS AND PLuTR>
FolkS " ant to know why THE Biur Pird
and MhN ..TNItNI'' and MIMI"

Siuc. The Bin. Bird wa announced
as the opening play at the New Th"a'r"
, tho directors have received ~ I.-f'"rs
from parsons anxious 10 know why the
prime pal characters wer" named TgByI
and nEtp and nquirlnE the meaning
Of the dramas title The hlri - the
symbol IN tn" folk Tor" Of Lorraine that
stands FOR all that leads 10 happiness
IN. narns- Tyltyl and Nytvl ar" drawn
from chemical elements
The Disorders. new play by Robert
Pevtcsl Carter and Anna AlC" Chaplin
for Helen Ware. has begun r"hearSas
After a few w@eks on tho road ~ will
come INTO New York and ~ seen 49, the
Hudson Thoatr" the latter PAT Of Sep
tetnb..r
Maud.. Odal has been engage! - play
S1Hg ron !Sch'fi ~ Oliver H"ffofd :
adaptation from -IheodoT" 60 ~
which IN the American version - 20 10
called Con & 60
The Now York MADAME Y company
gave a dress rehearsal AZ the Lyric 1h"atr"
Yesterday Afternoon There will ~. -
brief tour beginning on Monday. and
the enragarnent a; thr Lyric Thcarr"
will start on IabOr DaY afternoon Dor
otLv ponnelly. William Elliott, Malcolm
Williams. Robert Patton Gibbs. " n
Denny. VIZ. ght Huntington. II { Bradley,
Georg" Tlmmons and Cecil Kern ar"
among the players
CathTine Countis- will boz starred ~
The Awakening - Helena Richie
Her tour commences ~ tn" Mai"-tl"
Theatre Brooklyn. on September - and
will b., - arranged a. not 10 conflict with
that - Margaret AnRlin. who continues
IN II until the close 80 the gear
Dick Bernard the brother 81 Ram
Bernard has baen engaged by Lew Fields
for The Girl Behind the Counter bGcE
bernard will 10 s..n a. Herman SchniN.
the character originated by Mr.. Fields
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'ENTE>I>I IEFT BEHf>D.
Opera steamer ~rSuranra On Ia Nr>iro
WITH the singer.

IN" Ward liner Segurtn'1 which sailed
vest rrdaY with 10 singers who will
APPEAR m thu city q M"Niru Iu np"ra
that wiil BE- 'u - cumm"mor,t" th" M"Nl-
can centennial was held twenty minutes
for tcut'n,uI. secretary - M" Metro
politln Opsra Company. who was do
tanned 49, the Custom Hou~s making az
rdnE"m"nt- Tor the coming Il SCENERY
that will arriV" here from Franc" and Boz
-hipped ~ rail Ia MeVicr
At IN" end Of the twenty minutes
which was al Csntenini had asked for
he ship cast - her lines and h.s i"i
uu' IA th" stream About three minutes
later trntDnInl Appeared On ~" per
end 100 time foo receive. = farewell NiN'
fruu Uts VI'" Jan" \oria whu was l"au
Iug over tho rail
H.. decided h" would not chase the
ship wlih uig. pr"terring ANYHOW o.
taxi tho TIP - M"Nlcp Nv raft
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THI - iGOTR>.
some of Those VINO Are Departing on
TO-,IaN's steamer

sailing to-day Uv th.. white Star hr"r
Arabic. for Queenstown. Holyhaad and
Liverpool
James Q Ballard. Robot BRIDGES VIZ
William H Furr-s. m. Rev George FDN
E"r.r 2 l"e. George Poet ard capt
O. Webster
Passengers hv the North German Low,
inner Berlin for the Mediterranean
NJ and Mr. Daniel pe W.T. tho Re,
,tal.re psrucr. tho tount"-, I7lJsr0. Or
and Nj : dine, I LORD the 20, and Mr.
WrIrer ~,Hdde- ana VII and VIZ. " ~
NuTrr-.
Bv IN" American liner Philadelphia
for Plymouth. Chcrh"urg and Southamp-
ton.
W. ~ Emerson. VI raran Emerson
Four". ~ " r"r.-. e. Wilkes aud
Niue tr'Is IalmH
Passengers by the Red star liner pm.
land. for Dover and Antwerp
Nj and Mr. Paul Bayne. Nlr and Mr.
n T.. H"su"'. ~" Nl-'"un' 4. Murard.
G"rrg. u storm and Iir-t"n Wells
Nv IN" Anchor liner caledonia. for
Glasgow
Or end NJ. , Gsorsr 'hHnm"Tp. -"
Matter q Murphy Ingram and ~
and Mr., Henry 4 Grihhon
sailing by the Atlantic Transport liner
Mesaba for London
Robert BoRsrdu- Fisher. frederiCk
Rbo.t., Mrs " Bowers Mr and Mr.
Iohn Henry Fisher and Mrs Charles owing
ton Atkinson
Passenger by the quebec Lin" steam
shin ] trinidad for Quebec
Mr. and Mr. : Bst,hclder. Mrs.
G.orge " pc Long. Bishop Hoban. capt
William Tra-er. Nr and Mrs. luFnbull
and ~ " N''aV
By tn. Qu"bs.c Line steamship Rer-
mudian. for Bermuda
HaNlay H ,ha-r " = Parsons. Dr
and Mr. lohn 4 West, william y brewer
Tr.doTink pamarest and - ~ u Den
ton
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Frank ! Allgaier. who has saloon
~ ~ WyckoH avenue Williamsburg
was shot Last night hy his son Frank Jr
IN" young man fired two shots one "
which hIt hls father m TN" abdomen and
tho ~ hcr In hI- side In" wounded man
was taken - the German Hospital whsr.
y Wa sand thai tner" was little ChanC,
of hts recovery one bullet fired by the
young man hlt hlS sister Margaret in the
heel The surgeons AZ the hospital Eaid
they feared the foot would have to ~
aiUEtItafssi
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RrpGEwoop. Y. j. Aug 20 Miss
Laura Jean Lrbh"y. IN private life Mrs
Van Mater StIlwril. has written her last
book she says The authorass IL stay
ing ~ Whitehall. the home Of her nlac,,
Mrs Edward Thomas White She said
today that she would write no NOR
bookz, hut IN the future would devoi..
nar time to writing PLAYS
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Homer. To Mother superior Mary Louis

Many priests ~ IN" Brooklyn dioc"-"
have called AZ ~ Joseph's Academy
wood. Ia extend their congratula-
tons 10 Mother Mary Louie. who has
h..on reelected for tho seventh time
superior Of the Sisters ~ ~ Joseph
Mother Mary Louis is one 81 the nest
known aiataTs ~ the Brooklyn diocese.
having served ~ mother superior for ths
lAst eighteen years.
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s-am-n.. institute plan. New BuId,ns

The S.am"n- Church institute" plans
to group IT. scattered plants into one
great building - Coeuties slip and South
street On. feature ~ itz building IL
To- h. hotel accommodation for so men
Another thing II H. planned tn do - -
establish ~ SCHOOL ~ navigation, whore
-aarren can be trained in all branches
q rho trade tn" institute ~ -e"king
funds - this end
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Tho wall street edition NJ TINE RvESISo SrN
coo,ains all The financial news and the siocA and
bond quotations 90 the closs o. the markei The
closing quotations. Including the hid ara asHed
.-r.. otrb additional news matter. are cor
,sined also IN the Hlgh' edition Of TIE EvENINo
rN-Act.
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1910-08-05
Umbarger Notes.

The weather has been some
what warm but it was cooled by
two nice, refreshing rains Sat
urday and Sunday nights.
Miss Letitia who has been at
tending school at Clarendon, ar
rived Friday for a ten days visit
with her friend, Miss Catherine
Hickman.
Tom Dowlen and family, Mrs.
Foster and Clark Dowlen were
guests of F. Meyers Thursday.
Miss Edna Garrett spent the
past week with ner friend, Ber-
nice Williams, returning home
Tuesday.
Miss Lancaster and Miss
Beckman spent Monday in Can
yon.
Bob Sutton and wife, Misses
Sally, Bloma, Francis Cage,
Charlotte Easter. Anna and Kate
Wansley, Messrs. Will Cage and
Eugene Easter formed a party
going to the Canadian river with
the intention OF gathering plu ms
but from the looks of the plu N
trees, someone had got there be-
fore them, but that did not stop
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1910-08-05
Wayside Notes.

The Fifth Sunday Singing al
Beula was well attended and
highly enjoyed. Virgo was well
represented and won laurals to
themselves for good singing.
With such a leader as Mrs. Dr..
Jackson small wonder they did
so well She is leader of ex-
ceptional merit and won num-
Der of friends during her short
stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ireland from
near Salem contributed not a
little to the enjoyment of the &C.
casion by their fine rendition of
quite a number of songs. a cor
dial invitation from Vigo to ev.
eryone for the next 9Th Sunday
which will be in Oct, closed a
most superbly enjoyable day.
A good rain fell around Ceta
Saturday night and was highly
appreciated.
Mr.. Smith of Dallas Co. is
visiting his daughter, Mrs. Eli
"a Jackson. Mr.. Smith was in
attendance at Beula Sunday and
will remain till fall.
Mrs. NJ. l.. McGehee has been
quite sick for more than a week,
a slight improvement in her
condition. DR.. Hartsook of Tulia
is attending her.
Marvin Sluder is around on
clutches.
Rubie McGehee, Lizzie and
Texie Evans returned home Sat
urday after weeks study at the
Clarendon Normal.
d. Adams left for Kansas
Monday on business trip.
TEDDIE.
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1910-08-05
PleasantyieW.

The Panhandle was blessed
again Saturday night with an,
other big rain about 2 IL inches.
Another good shower Sunday
night and Wednesday night a
slow. steady rain all night so we
have enough to last quite a
while.
Prospects in well titled fields,
were never better for crops
where it is not too late and have
a good stand but some fields
look as if they had been fOrsaken
and the farmer gone off on a
pleasure trip to a far country.
Grass on the fertile prairies
looks lovely and the old COW can
be seen on all sides, lying down
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1910-08-05
Ceta Items.

! This neighborhood was visited
with a heavy rain, which bene-
flied things very fine.
Miss Minnie Walters and bro
theg, Percy, and their uncle, S.
Williamson, called on Mark
Wesleys Saturday evening. Mr..
Williamson returned to Belle
view Saturday evening.
P. c. Buckner and family took
dinner with Ed Wesley and
wife Sunday.
Glenn Marques and wife have
a very sick baby.
Henry Miller and p. c. Buck
ner were Canyon callers We'd
nesday.
A number from Ceta attended
the all day singing at Wayside
Sunday.
Mrs. Chas. Sutton and child
rem spent a day at the home of
Mark Wesley.
Lee and Mike Alfred visited
with Paul and Leon Lawson
Sunday.
Gus Lawson threshed Mon
day. Wheat averaged better
than expected and quality can
not be excelled.
Grandpa Williamson of Belle
view are visiting w. 3. Walters
and family at present. MAG.
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1910-08-05

Guy and Lettie Parsons enter
tanned the yovng people at their
home Thursday evening,
J. L. Murphy entertained last
Friday evening at his country
home, "Fairview,' with an old
fashioned dance in his new barn.
Quite crowd went from Happy,
not in the approved hayframe,
but in the up-to-date hdder
box. At a late hour refresh
ments were served and the tired
but happy crowd dispersed to
their homes.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII White en-
tertained Monday evening with
an ice cream social.
Mrs. A. f. Hostler spent sew
eral days in Amarillo this week.
Mrs. J. NJ. Towards mother
who has been visiting here, left
Monday to attend the Confeder-
ate Reunion at Amarillo.
3 SHARP.
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1910-08-05
Happy News.

Miss Mammie Daughtry Of
Tulia was the guest of Mrs. W
". Tucker last week.
Mrs. J. D. Stratton visited
relatives in Clarendon this week.
Misses Smith and Wilson of
Amarillo who have been the
guests of Miss Matte Curry, re
turned home Sunday.
Mr.. Baker Of Kansas City is
the guest of J. VI McNaughton
this week.
jerks Curry of Amarillo was
here the first of the week.
Mrs. J. b. Cnox left Saturday
for Amarillo with the three little
sons of Mr.. Canterbury, who
went to visit their mother who
has been i'll Tor some time.
Mr.. and Mr.. Rayburn and her
brother, Mr.. Neff. left Saturday
foa the North. They will accom-
pany Mr.. Neff as far as Omaha,
Neb.. after which they will visit
their old home town, Wayne,
Neb.
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1910-08-05

Yesterday afternoon at five
o'clock occurred the marriage of
Miss Bertha Douglas to A.V. Up
fold at the home of Judge A. N.
Henson, the Judge performing
the ceremony. No guests were
invited, Miss Flossie Uphold and
Mrs. Henson acting as witnesses.
The young couple will commence
housekeeping at once II miles
south of town. Their numerous
friends offer best wishes.
Canyon, Amarillo, and this
part of the Panhandle have been
suffering a sugar panic for the
past week. 1t seems that a
large shipment to this part of
the country has been missent
and consequently the shortage
in the Panhandle cities.
Water meters are being placed
in by the city authorities. The
result has been to cut down the
usage to a great extent, as many
people were reported to have let
the water run day and night be-
fore the meters were placed.
Mrs. Cordia Harrell and little
daughter, Miss Jessie Jewell,
arrived from Mineral Wells
Saturday. The Harrels expect
to move to Canyon from Mineral
Wells and make this their home.
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1910-08-05

chewing her cud, looking pleased
and satisfied.
Millet is making rapid growth
and is looking good and promises
a good yield.
J. W. Stoddard was some
what delayed on account of not
gettinti cars but got started
Wednesday.
Thad Cobb will move at on ce
to Mr.. Stoddard's farm and will
put in 800 acres of wheat. That
is quite a coop but nothing is
impossible in the great Panhan-
d lie where you can SOW from
September until January.
Mr.. Cobb's little whose leg
was broken, is getting along
nicely and we hope will be able
to go about soon.
Swat the fly BOOSTER
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1910-08-05

that jolly good crowd from hav.
ing a good time. They returned
home Friday, saying they were
not ready for another trip like
that for a few days.
PANHANDLE.
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1910-08-05

K. K. Wilkes left Wednesday
morning for Plemons, where he
has accepted a position in an alb
stract office. Mr.. Wilkes has
been employed in the c. n. Har-
rison & Co. office for the past
three years and has made IL host
of friends who wish him success
in his new field. -
The city band came out Ia 1t
night and favored the peol,
of Canyon with a few good sele..
tions. The boys are starting
out well, and with little encour-
agement from all will soon de
velop into a superior organiza-
ton.
Dawson Bros. sold out their
meat market Monday to G.. b.
Hudson and F. A. Ethridge, both
of FIT. Worth. The new firm took
charge at once. Their families
have not yet arrived but will
come soon.
DR.. S. r. Griffin has returned
from Galveston where he spent
his vacation.
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1910-08-05

tanding or reputation Of any person. firm or
corporation which NAV appear in the columns
Of The News Will be gladly corrected upon is
being brought To the attention Of the publisher
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1910-08-05
Contributors Notice

The editor Of this paper is anxious TO receive,
from time 10 time. communications from its
readers, but We request that all such com.
munications be signed. not for. publication
hut that We may know the source from which
the article comes
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1910-08-05

Otto Meyers, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Pete Meyers, who had his
arm broken last week is getting
along nicely.
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1910-08-05

Would YOU like to live in country
where you can raise greater variety
of farm products more successfully
than in almost any other place in the
Union: Would YOU like to buy some
land where it is bound to double in
value in a short time. where YOU can
get the purest. sweetest, softest we'll
water that you can find any place:
Where You have soil of surprising
fertility and of great depth, nderlaid
with a clay sub-soil: Where YOU can
raise wheat and corn. oats and barley,
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1910-08-05

no sunshine dyG TX H fmnm wmur dhy eehe
yhpwmesm I'd wne % dadn nlmdue mm
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-28
Churches Beautifully Adorned by Flowers
Are Crowded With Worshipers

The Rt. Rev. Mr.. Nichols, D. D., pastor
of California, addressed the congrega-
tion at Trinity Episcopal church, Bush
and Cough streets. So large was the
attendance at the Easter services that
many of the worshipers who came a
little late were compelled TO remain
outside. The services of song and teach
ing were followed with fervor. The large
altar and chancel were beautifully
decorated with flowers, ferns and palms.
High communion was celebrated with
solemnity Rev. DIR. F. W. Clampett. the
rector. talked of the historical truth of
the resurrection and its vital signifi
canoe and important bearing on Chris
tianity.
Calvary Presbyterian church, Fill
more and Jackson streets, offered an
excellent musical program, as well as
two very interesting discourses by Rev.
William RAIDER, pastor of the church
Several solos by members of the choir
were of special merit. In the morning
the pastor spoke on the Festival of
Faith In the evening he took as his
subject Phillips Brooks, Prophet of
the Indwelling Christ"
Rev. f. r. Ollie, d. D., pastor of the
Central Methodist church, held services
in Lyric hall, Turk and Larkin streets.
There was special music by the Central
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-28
SERVICES HELD ON
SUMMIT OF MOUNT
Hundreds Hear Sacred Music
Sung by Immense Choir at
the Sunset Cross
[SeecioL Dispatch 10 The Call

Especial Dispotch 10 The Call
RIVERSIDE, March 27.-Easter SER
vices We're held today on the summit
of Mount Rubidoux, where fully a
thousand persons had gathered before
sunrise.
The celebration centered about the
sunset cross planted on the mountain
four years ago by the Franciscan faith
ers in honor of the memory of Father
Junipero Sierra.
An interesting feature of the observ-
ance was the singing of the "Hallelu-
jah Chorus" by the members of the
Messiah" chorus of this city, contain
ing 100 voices. Two original hymns,
one written by A. B. Benton, the Los
Angeles architect and the other by Rev.
James NJ. Ludlow of Orange, N j., were
sung by the chorus, whose members
Were conveyed to the summit by auto
mobiles over the famous road that
winds about the mountain.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-28
BOYS STOFICnIfOR
MCCARTHY'S SHOES
Every Lad Under IA Has Chance
to Become Mayor for
One Week
Elaborate Preparations Made for
Inauguration of the
Car of BoyviIle
Who will be the boy mayor?


Every lad of less than IA years who
attends grammar school in this city
has a chance for the office. To be
mayor of all Boyville for one week is
an honor that will be eagerly sought.
whirlwind campaign, a primary cleo
tion, followed by the regular election
and the Inauguration, will only con-
stitute part of the strenuous work that
the lucky youngster will have to go
through. Every day and night for the
entire week the boy mayor will be the
honored guest at balls, functions and
theater parties in the campaign of the
Columbia Park boys club to raise $780,
900 to construct their new clubhouse at
45S Guerrero street.
The election of candidates will take
place Thursday afternoon. The prin-
cipal of each school will nominate two
boys less than IA years old. These
boys must have a certain standing in
scholarship to be eligible One of the
two boys in each school will be elected
by the boy scholars. From these 20
candidates eight will be selected by
three judges, Sidney S. Peixotto, Will
lard P. Hatch and another who is yet
to be appointed These eight boys will
then be taken Saturday morning be-
fore committee of citizens. who will
mayor.
The young mayor will not wear
sash, badge or other conspicuous raj
ment; he will be dressed like any
American boy-plain boy clothes in the
daytime and neat little dress suit for
the evening.
The inaugural of the, boy mayor in
the ST. Francis hotel will be cere-
mony that not only will stir a boys
heart, but will set the grownups to
cheering. Mayor Mccarthy and his
knickerbockered successor will enter
the hall together, escorted by the drill
teams, the bands, the militia and the
buglers of the Columbia Park boys
club. The guard of honor will carry
the numerous banners which have been
presented to the club in this and other
countries.
Following his induction into office
the boy mayor will preside over the
meeting, which will consist of an illus
trated lecture by Peixotto and adj
dresses by San Franciscans who are
interested ip work for boys.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-28

quartet and choir. Doctor Ollie spoke
on THE Life Everlasting" The services
were largely attended and the women
of the congregation transformed the
plain hall with beautiful flowers
AT the morning services of the First
Baptist church, Octavia and Market
streets, Rev. George e. Burlingame,
pastor of the church, spoke on The
Living Temple" his text being taken
from the writings of John. The sermon
was the last of a series of four on the
theme, The House of God" all having
reference to building and its ideals, as
the members are to soon begin the con-
struction of their new church.
At the close of his sermon pledge
cards were distributed and $4,000, the
amount required to complete the work
on the church, was soon raised.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-28
TO FORM
NEW KNIGHTS ORDER
Foreign Rulers and Statesmen to
Become Members

The Bulgarian government has laid
before the sobranje a project of law
with regard to a new order of knight
hood TO be called the Order of SIS. Cyril
and Methode. and destined to .commem-
crate the proclamation of Bulgaria's in
dependence, says the London Globe.
This new order will take the first rank
among the Bulgarian orders, and will
consist only of knights. who must not
be more than Is in number. The Order
of SIS. Cyril and Methode will be con-
ferred upon Christian monarchs and
princes of foreign countries, and on
Bulgarian and foreign statesmen who
have rendered great services to Bull
garia