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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-06-20
HOT WAVE
KILLS MANY
IN The EAST
THREE DIE IN PITTSBURG AND
TWO IN CINCINNATI TODAY
NsEVENTEEN DEATHS IN CHICA-
GO SINCE HOT SPELL BEGAN.

Pittsburg, Pa, June 20.-Three
deaths, due to the hot wave that has
visited Pittsburg, were reported TO
the police today. Six persons, in ad-
dition, have been prostrated by the
heat.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-06-20
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-20
BOY HELD BY BANK
FOR A BOARD BILL

ST. LOUIS. April 2o.--ons
f-year-otd boy was received on
a bill Of laaiHa Al the union
station here today over the
iren Mountain road from Mon
roe, Ia. BE ~ss consigned 20
= LEGAL bank az collateral for q
board bill TO be RENTED 10 a
bark 81 Monroe.
Mrs. }. J. koentx. acting az
agent for y. }. Noeatx. father
and owner 81 the boy. whose
name ia Arthur. called At the
union station for the eonslan.
nens. but tire railroad officials
refused 20 deliver him 20 her be
cause shs was not the eonsipnee
named IN the bin o. lsdlna. The
hey. still tagged. was taken TO
the bank In q tasicab.
a disputed board bill Incurred
BY the boy being In Menros for
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-20
WILL KING OF SIAM COME THROUGH
WITH $50 TIEALS IN TIPS HERE /?


u about one teal a head. FOR each
q. say. four meals and one pitcher
q Ice water AZ uight-wcu that
would figure up about Sso ticals-
he pretty nice for the porters and
bell boys II the Washington, OF the
Butler. o. the Life Boat. or Chief
WARTS Hotel Cecil or wherever u
Is the party win stop. Won't SCI
At least the news that Chula IL
coming aiftsd through iScai. Railroad
offices and created great activity
among Seattle passenger agents
yesterday. Wuuldnf 10 a bad con
tract for the Seattle agent u tho
Kalamazoo. White Pigeon & Inter
national 20 set tho party for hts
road
But ouEhtn't the business agent
% the Beilhpps' and Portsrs Union
to get busy That $50 ticals IN tips
ian't % be sncuxsd At--eyen by per-
SOFAS a. prosperous as most portcrs.
The SIameaa twins are not coming
with the party. u ~ learned
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-20
BRlBlNG BANKER
MUST FACE TRIAL

ALBANY. y. y. April 20 Frank
n. Hoffntog. president - the Press
- Steel Car company. and prom
lnout banker q rfttahurr. Who r.
charged with conspiracy and hfsb-
cry In connection with the Pittzburg
xraft scandals. will be turned over
10 the PtftaharE authorities for trial
Gov Hughes. Of New York. today
granted cxtrndition papers. which
Pennsylvania officials had request
81
Speaking q hia action. Gov.
hughes said
The only question on which had
u decide was whethsF Haffstot was
a fugitive from laatlcs. ! find that
he ia"
Although Huffatat'a business In
forests are conferred AZ PittaburN. he
makes hia home IN New York
Il ~ charged IN the indictment
that Hoffat0t expended approx
iuAiely $4,000 In hrihlng Pittsburk
councilmen TO pass an ordinance
making the German hank u Pitia.
burg. % which he T. president. one
u tho city's repositories.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-20

Instead % guns. Jones took biz
lunches OF firecrackcrs into the
luasle with him. The Enrllshmen
laughed all the more when they
heard this. and likoned them TO Ds.
Cooks Kumdropa
If can scare lion out Into the
open by throwing a lighted fire.
cracker into the brush where he Il.
III get him where I want him" en-
planned the crafty Jones
Jones' idea. now that Il has
proved 50 successful and that he
has roped and tied two.ton rhlnoa
and put hts brand on Hons and ieop.
ards. isn't a bis hit with the Eng.
llsh huntsmen What fun or glory
viii there IN roiug out and Nil.
ing rhsn0s. lions and leopards that
have already been caught aud
turned loose again By an American
cowboy
One time. when Jones was a
government game warden In Vel.
loWstone park. the hears became
scTeeious and attacked several PEG
pie. Jones went out and lassoed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-20

land Turks Try 30 conquer Europe
Civil war in Austria
ibaI-~Tarka advance into Europe
PisEaro kills half OF the inhabitants
OF Peru. Plague kills millions.
Holland. Spain aud the
Moors In n three-coFncred war.
1883 Monmouth'H rebellion IN
England. India in savage internal
warfare.
iT6s- kngland oonquers India
Wolfe captures Quebec. War be
tween France and England.
Naturalization In apaia. Flor
ida Indian wars
1910 Threatened war In Balkan
states. including Turkey and Greece
Labor dleoords IN Europe and Amer
lea. Socialist demonstration la ihs
larger cities Of Europe Threatened
uprising IN Egypt Threatened wai
between Japan and United States
and In South America.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-20
Must Be Pretty VScrappy
Stuff i'm Halley's Comet
Plague, Famine and War
Come With Comet
Periods, Especially War
Were They just Co
medicines?

Does the comet have any effect
upon the Inhabitants OF the EARTH
Is u mere coincidence that during
the periods that tIalley'a comet has
visited the earth. famine, pestilonee.
war and strife always torture the
human racer
The near approach OF the big CO
leatial wnndercr never failed to-
stir up some sort OF rumpus upon
the earth's face. People got to
fighting. crusaders began cfuaad
ing again tyrants took renewed
delight In plnnd0ring helpless
neighhorH. and the most trivial In.
tafnational quarrel developed into
a bloody war
That's what historians say. Now
let some scientist come 10 bat with
the discovery OF "nghting" gas IN
the comets tail, an overdose of
which would make victim pug
naclous and give him an overween.
ing longing TO lick the dayiighta ont
OF an innocent hystAnder
Possibly a scientist like the calm.
conservative Camille Flamafion
might also associate tho great many
labor strikes and snffsaget agita.
lions. the nailinEcr. Pinchot inveati.
cation. the fiRht against Cannon. OF
the foas victory In Massachusetts,
with the comet
Hhlleyn comet comes every rs or
u years. The stars historical En-.
pert did a little figuring this morn.
ing and then turned In the follow.
ing Hist ~ famQas events that hap.
psned during Hailoy'H comet periods
clear back 20 the "Rig Water:
u. &.
73fe-The deluEe.
1900 Destruction Of sodom and
Gomorrah
ast War between Greecs and
Persia
si7 Empire ~ Alexander the
Groat torn 70 pieces by his sue.
ceasors
aao-war between Rome and
Carthage
-Antiochus Eplphanca ravages
Asia Minor
sT--Civil war in Rome
9-Romana defeated ia the great
battle OF Teutoberg
A.D
T0-Sach Of Jerusalem BY Titus
1 ItT-Greece conquered by Rome
| 2es-M ansacros 90 Christians by
Roman emperor
27t-Illaek plague Kills millions.
fBf--Attiiia'a defeat By Romans
eoT-- Mahomst starts TO Wipe ont
christianity
saracons conquers North AZ
riga
-Charlemagnc subduea the
larger part ~ Europe and Is about
% declare himself emperor
s37--peusa fayAEe England Sara.
Gems whip the siciiiana
NormauH conquer noftheFn
France Great famine
ass-War In Germany and Italy
1906 War In England. Egypt and
Asia
iit2-Civll war in England Cru.
naderu start out 20 fight the Turks
Iagz~-Wara In Europe Changih
Kahn conqucre Asia.
| tf6e--WRra Of the roses IN Ems
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-20
Give Your Stomach
A Chance
To Furnish the system the ksess
cay Fluids to Drive Dyspepsia
From the Stomach.
A Trial Package Free.

You should give to your stomach
tho chemicals Il needs 70 restore
tone. vigor and health 10 the gastric
fluids.
Food contains all these ingredi
ents 10 nscssgary, and when the
stomach IA In q normal condition II
separates these ingredients as Il
should and manufactures It's own
digestive agents, but when II ~
sick and sore, filled with acids aud
alkalles that irritate everyth.ng
they come 10 contact with. Il does
not got az the food as II should and
cannot make ita own juices cor
reotly.
Science has proven just what k
most necessary 10 the stomach TO
produce the correct gastric fluids
and 10 make Of digestion q natural
~ pleasant duty.
stuart'a Dyspepsia Tablets are 20
made az 10 givs the stomach the
highest chemical properties to AID
digestion. These tablets are made
up from pure fruit and vegetable
essences. and this 10 the formulas
Hydrastls. Golden Seal. Laotoss.
NuH. Aseptio Pspain (ths highest
digestive knownl. and Jamaica DIN
ser lie preparation peculiarly pre-
serves .hs full strength Of these IN
gradients. 20 that they 90 into the
stomach strong and capsule Of Al.
sesting food OF any character
Forty thousand physicians uss and
prescribe them. Ask POUR doctor his
opinion Of the formula above. Nv.
cry druggist sells them. price %
cents per box. or send US your name
and address and We WITH send you
a trial package By mail free. al
dress y. A. Stuart Co. $50 stuart
Building. Marshall Mich
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-20
ssIalo Jones Doesn't Shoe. the Wild
Beasts as L. X. Did; He Lassoes Them

many Of them and gave each OF
them sound whipping. TO put the
fear of God aud man into their
hearts" he said.
Jones guided President RooRe
welt through tho Yellowstone dla.
trict ON the presidents famous
hunting trip.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-20
FREE TICKETS TO MAJESTIC!
ALL RIGHT

Search the classified ad depart
ment of this Issue Of The Star.
somewhere there are two free tick.
cts 90 the Majestic theatre adver.
tlaed They viii be given TO the
persons whose names are mention
cd IA the ad These names were
picked at random from tbs city al.
reciory. Look FOR them. They
may be your own. There IL always
good show at the Majestic. the
best there Is iu vaudeville Read
The star classified ads and Get
the Habit"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-20
| Teal Is 80 Cents
Means a Harvest for
BeHboys, Mebbe.

I'll Seattle portsrs and bell boys
H. 4 harvest Of ticais this sum
L.
rnhf Tscaisl-~yon repeat Why.
aai b = Slanese 10-cent piece.
\ n nesf common piece OF money
Fx Aera And The paint "a that
\ ~ rng q Starr. q gentleman BY the
- a ChumiongkGrn. the best
EnHn rgrsou from that country
nups ths slAmesa twinsl IN the
trA = cpnlng 10 the United
ms VA Seattle. this summer
~ a Mrs chuiaionzkorua and
~ y rrfsuns tn tire royal suite
AftAe httie brown ruler of siam
rn~ nfunxh with tips az the rate
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-20

seven months caused the bill
o. ladlna 70 be issued. When
tho boy reached the bank the
amount due was paid and the
boy was turned over TO his par.
enta.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-20


WASHINGTON. ID. O.. April 40
Charley Taft's a chip OF the old
block--that In he's following In
dads footsteps and learning golf
During the Easter holidays Charles
aatonlshed the members OF the
swagger Chevy Chase Country club
BY hia proficiency with nibIlck and
iOfting Iron.
During the Roosevelt regime, the
present White House kid became a
tennis shark. but when the tennis
court WIS erased b. . White House
wing. society turned 20 golf.
Al Chevy Chase. Charley couldn't
find youthful opponents. but. like a
good democrat. bo took on the ON.
DlOyes. some Of his hottest games
being with the little darky caddiea
Dance at Dreamland tonight.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-20

Police being withdrawn, Berlin
he'd a peaoeabie mass meeting oi
10000 oltixens demanding the sui
fraae, Sunday. Maybe Emperor
William has changed hia policy. and
u going 10 Try 10 vote 'em instead Of
Kill 'om.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-20

dantai combine dan'f comrnis nith
cheap dentists. but Witb fhs bsai az haif
their price puah evenings uufii : ana
EDWIN ~ BROWN. IA First aEs
unlon block. between Chsrrr and Co
iufnhla
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-20
The Dental Com :
bine Must Go

Read my tsttaf -
the legislators in
nest Mondays star
You save . dollar =
make q dollar and
tho dental uanap ~
leaes %. mhrn 40
yaar dental wufk fuf
half me charge
made ~ NE state
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-20

% you want to DSy q homsf see
The stars eiasslfisG real ssssss
,lurnna.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-20

DAsciN0 kcAnEaf.
Prsa trial Jp-tas data
Ns~ WISHED Iatsst aaaess
efass and fancy dsaass
Learn 81 eanss IN tus Saga
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-20
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-20
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Inch pie 4
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ted bread
for 10 Ia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-20

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Of salt u
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lamb F.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-20
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-20

Dance at Dreamland tonight.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1910-03-31
NASH
EXPLANATION

Editor Brandon News: Please allow
me space in your valuable paper to
make some explanation in regard to in
quiries made of me. Several persons
have asked me the question why was it
that the members of the board of super
visors each year inspect the public roads,
and that some of them were in very bad
condition, and some were not worked at
all. Now, | will answer that by referr-
ing them to the Road Laws, Chapter I23,
Section 4447 of the Code of 1906, which
reads as follows: Each member of the
board of supervisors in counties not under
the contract system and not having
road commissioner, shall (mark the word
SHALL) inspect every road, bridge and
ferry in his district twice in each year, at
times to be fixed by the board, and shall
file report under oath of the condition
of the several roads, bridges and ferries
board, who shall deliver the several re-
ports to the foreman of the next grand
jury"
Now, that is all there is in it If
the member does his part as the law di-
reefs he is not to blame if the roads in
Rankin county are impossible the county
over. The law does not say that we shall
report any overseer or any one for the
condition of the roads, but says that we
shall under oath report the condition to
the clerk of the board and that is all
we have to do. Now, any one can go to
the clerk and investigate the matter and
he will find that | have made report
on each link of road, the condition that
| found them in, and if the grand jury
does not do its duty then don't blame the
member of the board. Some overseerS take
more pride in fixing the roads than 9TH
ers, ana some roads are easier to keep
in fix than some others are. 1t was my
pleasure few days ago to go down in
beat with Mr. McRae and Mr.. Berry
or a road committee We went as far
south as Alonzo postofice, (and by the
way we took dinner with Mr.. Joe Nc
Donnel and wife who treated us royalty
and it was great pleasure to be with
them.) But back to the road question
down there in beat I, the country is
mostly level and clear of stumps and roots,
and it is not 50 hard to have good
roads. Mr.. Berry told Us that all of his
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1910-03-31
CONVICT FARM LAND.
Vicksburg Herald.
N. H. NASH.
March %, 1910.

Vicksburg Herald.
Representative Robertson, of Forrest
County, secured an amendment to the bill
authorizing the purchase of more convict
farm and, which permits the trustees to
purchase it in any part of the state.
AS reported this was under the wish of
having the purchase made in that
county; and it is understood the Hat
tiesburg Progressive League will offer
to donate part, if not all the 1000 acres
if the farm is located in Forrest county.
There are thousands of acres of cut-over
lands of Forrest, and the business men
of Hattiesburg believe that, to locate a
state farm there would result in bringing
many farmers to that immediate sec
ton. There are such potent and prac-
teal reasons for Locating the farm en-
largement in the proximity to the present
one, that the trustees will, we think,
require strong, tangible inducements to
establish it in any other part of the
state.
The question is only referred to by the
Herald for the purpose Of imparting the
consolatory suggestion, that desire of
such addition to a county's industries as
a convict camp is mistake, all cxper-
ience in the matter warns against it.
They were orce dotted over number of
Delta counties. Adjacent landowners
regarded them with aversion, which
would net have bee1 tolerated in any
other except county with a negro labor
population. Their removal and concen-
tration to a then uninhabited portion of
SunAower was welcomed as a relief from
a plague spot. Such a farm in southeast
Mississippi would not only not "result
IN bringing many farmers to it." it
would raise a revolt on a Hegira among
the present contiguous white people We
will venture the opinion that the people
of Suraower county will raise no OBJ
lection. TO the location of the proposed
change for the big state farm.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1910-03-31

roads were in the same condition as
the ones we travelled over, and the ones
we saw were all in first class condition.
Mr. Editor, | will bring my remarks
to close. | hope | have not said any,
thing out of the way. have said this
much in way of explanation to the
many inquiries made about the matter.
Yours truly,
N. Fl. NASH.
March 28, 1910.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-06-04
TO PROTECT AMERICANS IF
CHINESE MAKE TROUBLE
United States Will Have Adequate
Naval Force In Far Eastern Waters
In Case Of Uprising.

WASHINGTON. June EVERY
precaution is being taken today by
the navy department IN conjunction
with the state department to have an
adequate naval force in Chinese
waters for the protection of Ameri-
cans in case OF lprisings. Besides the
New Orleans. now at Marking. there
are several other American war yes
sells ready TO act in case OF emerg-
ency
The gunboats Samar and villa Lo-
has are on the upper river in the
viciity OF Hankow In the heart OF the
disturbed district near Chang Sha,
where the recent riot led to the de-
struction of the mission. The Helena
Is at Hankow and the Wilmington
and Caliao are at Hong Kong The
cruiser Charleston is at Yokohama.
The state department is without
further dispatches today from Minis
ter Calhoun which leads TO the belief
that the situation has not become any
more alarming within the last "a hours.
The American warships together with
those of Germany, Japan and Great
Britain are regarded as constituting q
sufficient force TO prevent a repetition
OF the Boxer uprising unless II breaks
out Ia the interior
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-06-04
SECRET SERVICE
MEN NAB SAWYER
Secretary Of the Board Of Commerce
Has Amusing Experience at
Taft Banquet.

II any one is curious TO know Just
how closely the president Is guarded
on his trips around the country. Sec
cretary Charles b. Sawyer. or the
Detroit Board of Commerce Is pre-
pared TO give them definite and post
tive assurance. Mr.. Sawyer speaks
from experience, and that experience
formed one OF the most amusing Incl
dents OF Friday nights great BAN
Quet In the armory, and one, by the
way. that the banqueters were not
''in on
In moving among the tables Mr..
Sawyer noticed that Lawton T. Ho-
mans, one OF the especially invited
guests, had taken seat at one CT
the tables on the floor, although mis-
tickets called for chair at the speak
ers' table. Just as Mr.. Sawyer start
ed to pilot Mr.. Hemans from the ex-
treme western end OF the speakers
table TO seat No. SO at the eastern
end, the president entered the hail,
Leaving Hemans TO make quick
dash for his place before the presi-
dent reached the platform, Sawyer
ducked behind the curtain that con-
cealed the blank north wall from view,
and which hung just back OF the
speakers table
The resourceful secretary had plan
ned thus to make short cut TO the
other end OF the hall without interior
ing with the presidential ovation, but
he had taken but step or two for
ward before he was seized by two
pairs OF strong arms. He was In the
grip OF two secret service men de-
tailed To see that no anarchist with de;
signs against the president stole up
behind him.
Mr.. Sawyer, however, was recog-
nized instantly and he was allowed
TO go his way In peace But he knows
now how II feels to be taken for an
assassin
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-06-04
President Takes Part in
Exercises at Under the Oaks

JACKSON, Mich, June "details
were completed this morning for the
reception in this city of President
Taft, who took part In the dedication
of the memorial concentrating the
birth OF the Republican Party at I'm
der the Oaks" President Taft arriy-
ed here at 2:30 this afternoon.
Large crowds poured into the city
from surrounding sections, while
many state officials, and men OF prom
inence, generally came from farther
points.
The reception committee in the spe-
cial car "Colona" met the president
at the Cooper-st. crossing and escort
ed him TO the oaks, where the boulder
was unveiled. A platoon Of police
from curb TO curb headed the parade,
followed by the chief marshal, Gen.
John L. Tyrrell, and his aides. Next
in line was the Boos' band, followed
by the National Guard.
The militia threw a line across the
street In front OF the presidents auto.
mobile. The official automobiles fol-
lowed.
The program concluded, President
Taft will be taken to the residence or
Representative Townsend on Wild
wood.ave., where he will dine. Dinners
will he given at the same hour at the
homes Of Messrs. Charles Lewis, c.
c. Bloomfield end w. b. Field.
John George, Jr., will entertain a
number OF visiting journalists at the
City club.
Those who will dine with Repre-
sentative Townsend are President
Taft Justice Charles A. Blair, of the
state supreme court: Senators Bur
rows and Smith; Winthrop whiting
ton. president OF the Chamber OF Com.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-06-04
FINE PROGRAM FOR
CH|LDREN'S DAY
Four Hundred School "Kids" Will
Take Part in Exercises on Island
subcommittee Named.

Children's Day on Belle Isle, June
4, is going to be the biggest ever.
That IL the determination OF the COM
mittee which is making the arrange
ments and the plans are taking up
great deal OF time.
Besides the parade OF decorated
floats, ponies and other attractions,
an entertainment will be given near
the picnic grounds A large grand
stand IL being built for the 400 chill
dren from the Poe and Estabrooke
schools, who will take part. Theodore
]. Smith is conducting daily re-
hearsals in Duffield hall.
The chaiTmen of the various com
mittees are as follows: Executive, H..
W.. Busch; entertainment, William
Dilger; parade, Charles Armitage;
music, H. W. Schmemann; platform
end decorations, j. ]. Dederich; lost
children's tent and committee of Sun
shine society, Mrs. w. T. Lorimer,
souvenirs, Robert Flowerday.
The following IL the program for the
day; 10 a. m, distribution OF souvenirs
to the children on arrival at the isl
and; 1880 D. m. parade, starting from
the old bathhouse: l:45 .. m, unveil-
ing OF children's fountain: 2:l5 y. m,
address OF welcome by Mayor Brett.
meyer; song, America" by the
school children, under direction Oi
Prof. Thos. II. Chilvers; two Maypole
dances by 80 children; flag dance,
Dutch dance and Irish dance. under
direction of Mrs. ]. NJ. Smith; fete Of
the flowers, by so children; Irish
clog, direction Of Mrs. j. NJ. Smith 8
wedding OF the Winds" under di.
rection Of Theodore j. Smith: Gypsy
dance by so children; skirt dance, di.
rection Of Mrs. J. NJ Smith; Highland
ding, direction OF Theodore J. Smith !;
sailors horn pipe, direction of Thee.
dore ]. Smith; vaudeville act, direc.
ton Theodore j. Smith