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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-04-22
Oproret | China.
9Grmcrc Gftcrrstninssr ON Ris-
iioHsitatiunrrneS GSslGgselie.
SnnaerSnpo aariaecn.

On Gprsret / GbangIba, China,
log 2oeIGGgetien at Sc oeruRrenoe
Nfialiouaitationer meooeles islaeuSe
nrrmere Gplpsuinger / ct Telegram
oerira Oateret Sen i7oc april:
aae gpguinger / Gbaugiba, iom
eieoes al lloIGnoiuger, neobrrrotes
meo ~lluotageIie al oct brittle aon.
iuIat. 9esuoeu bIep ale gpgnin.
ger. iom bar Ieie6e of llotGu6inaer,
pIpuorcbe. De fiueiiife RnnSigbe.
Der bnpbe BEN foreaunenSe SorsSog
uoiteSt en- Reformation, hpori Sc err.
flpreoe fla ube at Stanb til at &c.
ifptte ltolpnSingerrtes 2io % Glen.
ootn, bporefter alle WisiiorGrer %
andre / gpeu boiiO6en0e ltSlpnSiuger
ifpnoiomt toe Sliigten. Saaoiot oi.
bes Heo inecn al Dem orGbte.
@%uoerrsreu nf Bropiuieu Su Ran
og hans SIN bleo Srrbte. bporimoo
set Ipffs0es Sc spriae Gmbe6smpno
OF ofientlige ElluftiorPrer at reboe
2ipet pea en- bopeSfuIs SIltat. 9d
3eIcgraumet aiienotes. ito6 enSuu en-
Gel AT @pcns 5remmcSfourter I
grdn6.
Sprcret bar oprin6elig life rettet
moo WtisfionPrerre, ener mob lto.
IPtbtrgerne | administrator. Der
berifcr fortioer Srtngersrsb | Bro
%biuien. o. Sptsierue toa fin Begun.
6eI'e SEN t3oe april meo glnnorir-
geu AZ Sc oifcrtIige RiiSmoaoitrer.
en- EoIthfapteiu bIen iooret unoer
Toricaet poo at fad Srberer gierop.
rettet, men BAN og bans Is'i'tcrter
blco herunScr omrinaeoe al Suftr-
ser og tplingne iii at tage Slueter.
Zen npite Woreen aieroptpaes
Spteierne og retteoes mn mob 10
IGnoinaerne, bbern g~e'oIfniuaeu lprt-
ac boooe nrret Sab til. Ere at be
Il @nen orreuoe observation-disclosures,
beribIanSt Sen norffe. bleo peo oenue
anIcSuirg fhlffet SIo naa og Iaat !
aife. 9e sorige gfsfioner soelug-
bes SEN uqite Tag, Sen t5Se apriI.
SumtIiae MisfionPrer, II | Sanet,
IpffeScs oet at reSoe iig omborb poa
etpar poo TIoSer liggenSe europPiTfe
5tibe. Nle fine GienbeIe muaite De
oerimoo Iooe | Gtiffen. Snn paa-
ftIgte E6elrqgelisr AZ ll6Irnbiuger.
mes Gieuoommr. oeriblauSt BET Jana.
nefiife soniuIut oa De brittle Cp.
~luashuie. Ge al StnuourO Oil Com.
pam fornplig opisrte iorre Slictdn.
fer artages at buoe iiot ianme
Sfirbne.
SFibcre mes TisTiorrrerre oa Be
sorige Tipgtuiuaer omborN nntages
poa ocnne 5io at nPre nntomue til
gpen &aHtolp REQ gdrgtjittanglo'
Sen, ca. GOO @til ira oens ginoiug.
Cite tuTte Wisiionrrer tiIbsrenoe
2iebcu3ou. Ti$foren befanot ii9 |
| Gbanqiba, ga Gptsierre tog fin pc
gpu0clie. Te iIngtebe itror fra 9uen,
ca ct Rpatr uil piSe, at Be pon Sing.
ten neOoS TIooeu til Saufop I en-
Sunf u0en ems bIeu l6bet iiprt al
SEN brittle aanoubaoo "Sbiitle" %
orufucoe. ct an0et Rpate berctter,
at De ~0rufreSe Dfisiionrrer pnr 9ule'
rifuncre, men Bette Rpgte er life bIe'
oct itn0fEitet.
SfsIge ct Telegram til Sonoor
"Ttmes" ira glaoetS aorreigouoent
II Shanghdi ItaI ire az Be oInerifuuite
WiSfourrer / GbIrgIha iaDreS. Ee'
res Stir6re fieuSe3 life, belcr life
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-04-22
Konsresien.
Getitioner ON Stcmmcret for apin.
Der itrpmmer ino.
Mnoet 2ongresnpt.

NuHHlecitH lHuluAtS utlA lcuC ~.
mes itorfieHDe Stldit5'td1Sse. Tr H scsi5 =
ington ioriomIeoe Suiiroaettearme.
De anereb | TO itore StormfoIonner,
of bpilfe oen enc retteoes moo aapi.
toilets SenntsHsi % ben anben moo
Hepr9ientontbuiei. Haa bcage Ste.
Der Itrofte 6oriuorerne Iaobeu cg
ooer9ap ia pna Noaoe % llnoobe.
Ingrcbet Ieheoes meb tort Self.
berretaIent al DIR. guna Sbotp, Der
netop par bIeoet eienpoIst til Grr-
iioert for "Totional Imerican Sui.
fraae gsiociotion".
Otter SapitltIotionen i~renlfisrtes
paa en- mooerne R,titpogr, en- 30-Se.
itefr9iters IutomobiI. cit Getitiou
rcprpienterenoe 10000 inoiuioueue
6orIauaenber ON SuofsreIier al al.
minbeIig Stemmeret for 2anocts
apinber. Sisie inoipibucIle Smoo.
petitioner bar rliIlebe pent iommeu,
bper for fig, 90 inmmenfnptteoe meo
ct guilt S%ilfebodnb.
Se ombeItes proportional meIlem
oe forifieIioe Stoters 3eIeaationer
90 operrofteS oisies reipeftine Sor'
mPn6. &eprpientont Bennett, Reip
gorf.0 eIeeotionens Sormano, bleo
iaaIeoes nriten lepenSe begropet | en-
9pnge al life mtnbre emo 10000 al
0iSIe Eetitioner. San looeoe at "ie
Dem bel aiiteo". Men ban n9urte
life bporben.
Senatot Ga Souette fra Wisconiin
pptcrebes "3omernes Self, ioet ban
tog Suiiraoetternes Sierter meo
Storm pe6, meb Sopner fuIb al Be.
titioner, bsiti6eIia at erfIpre, at ban
baabeoe ben Sib life por fern. oo
"bcnte itore Soriamlinp al inteIli.
gente Mennelfer (apinoefougresien)
life niloe fin6e oct .usooenoi1t at
trpgIe ON BET, ionl tilfom Dem iom
en- Het."
Gen at RongresmouS Stcenerion
foranIebigeoe officieae lluoerisgeIie
al ben iaafaIbte "5fibsiubiioicitan.
ooIe" bar bragt mango intcresiante
Oplpsninger for Gagen. ct al De
utgtigite 8toner biotiI bar npret oer
/ neutrality-suspicious. meget oirf-
iomme Rebofter af "S6e american
Stag, Sobn 90. Worpe1. 9omi.
teen bar unber Ii6neiorbsret goaet
hom nofioa boar6t boo aIingen, iaa
ban Here 8ange bar bolot paa at
tabe SinosIigepGgten % / Eirsbags
tom mcget nGr paa at Iebe itg cit
Stage | Sioet. San nTgteoe nenlIia
at oofumentere, eler cn6og blot at
ItaofGite fine | ooennppnte 9laS
fremfsrte G~rersrige geifpIoninger
moo flere al aongreSiens Wcblem.
mcr. Se ! benne SorbinoeIie til BAN
rettcoe Spsrgsmnol oil igieu paa
nTite Mis6e bli foreIogt BAN / ifrift.
Zig 8orm; ifulbe ban oo fremSeIes
ppgre iig for Of beibnre Dem, oil ban
blt ertlGret | Contempt" ca in0s
itGpnet for Observation-Disclosures Com.
itol % muIigenS bli ibsmt Ell fortere
eler l9ngere 59ngieIsitrof.
aongresmnno Sranf 8. 2opSen
Der reprRienterer 6et t36e SQinois.
biitrift, bar / Sirsoag oiientIig meb.
BELT, at ban bar beitrmt fla til at
trGffe iig BELT tiIboae fra oct poIitiife
SIP peb ll6lsbet al i'm uGrppren6e
Sermtn. 9~eiIutningen er iattet al
SeIbreOsbeuipn. Der ipnes at pGre
nofiao mango al aonaresiens nRr.
pRrenoe WeoIemmcr. ioapel / Sena.
let iom / Suiet, iom bar begpnot al
finOe Siimatet | Baibinaton ubeIliat.
Zen iaafaloet ~BubIicitp gia" ON
SiientligoisreIie af ale oolitiife
aampagnebiorng, er | RonSagS tneo
tort StemmefIertal uebtaget / Ne.
prGieutantbuiet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-04-22
Hoods Sarsaparilla

Der ucpifr mar,else setusslrr lie FmpetbeH fOpi bet ~inSstOnsr sari-
parilo men iprsi bet bfaar al be frrae beibroenbe gerenr mere suc ipe
icrTtrams Snaseinier. Ter CT inht orklat Subfttut fr Spoos Sarlapa-
raa. Sis paaitpuost at tRe npseR auneu Communicating er fses at pare
-liaSaa dob, Iaa ta ba pare litter pGa at BET CT uoueist teher mRore at rrsm.
lille o. simr ben Sauplenbs hTrs TrpFL 100 2ofs 81.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-04-22
Sbdffelic ont Saarcn

Gr en- Sslse at Oct ~ufaoise gseir paa otnne 9arstie iamt
DEN urene, ~frajtIpie ca iioleie Silitano al Siooet, bpilfet
iaicn bcpirfeS pco ior mesen Stiaeiiooen, DtanseI paa
fpin 9uft % gepGaeiie l Oct Srie iamt for tnnse E9.
rina / 2ebet al 0interen.
Set b~elbreoes peo bet forarteoe fonititationeue Wiooet
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-04-22

mer | Den banife SopeSitab. Der.
Rooiepelt meo 6onilie bIiper UNDER
SpboIoet Song 6rcoerifs 6iGiter
paa amnlienborg Slot.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-04-22

geS SGlset ! grestor. gttnr.. !
Sirs0ags bIe1 SalooHerue neooote-
ret me0 60 Steumers Yaioritet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-04-22

Zen iaafaloet "8ubIicitp gia" ON
0fientligaisreIie af ale politife
aampngnebiorns, er | RanSaas meo
tort Stemmeflertal uebtaget / ge.
prqientantbuiet.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-06-16
ROOSEVELT TO DINE
AT HIS OWN HOME
ALL ARRANGEMENTS CONFLICT
ED FOR HIS RECEPTION
ON HIS ARRIVAL.

New York. June 16.-rhe fnal
details for the reception of Roose-
welt on his return were completed
today. A private car for Roosevelt
will leave New York Saturday at
O'Clock in the afternoon, to allow
him to have his first dinner in his
own home at Sagmore Hin. Deco
rations aloug the route through the
CITY will be costly. All organizations,
besides those in the procession, have
been assigned to positions. IL Is
estimated there will be $4,000 along
the line. Rough riders and Spanish
veterans will act as a personal es-
cort. Roosevelt will have luncheon
with his brother-in-law, Douglas
Roomson.
The procession to march through
the city will be arranged as follows:
Escort of police, band of 100 pieces,
mounted rough riders, Roosevelt in
carriage with Mayor Gaynor, Cor
nelius vanderbilt and other carriages
containing the government officials
and notables, then the Spanish war
veterans. The welcoming exercises
will be brief. Mayor Gaynor stated
today the speech of greeting will be
five minutes long, while Roosevelt
has said by wireless he would say
only q few words In reply.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-06-16
DEATH AND SUFFERING.
People Climb Into Top OF Trees But
Are Drowned.

Cologne, June 16.-Stories of
death and sufferlngs of survivors are
brought by refugees from the flooded
valley of the Abr. The waters are
rapidly subeidlng. but while at their
height they wrought frightsul dam
age.
Several villages on the banks of
the river Arr were literally washed
away Houses, collapsing, buried
their occupants beneath the food. SO
strong was the current that it swept
away locomotives and steam road
rollers as a child might scatter its
toys
In some instances, where the viii
layers. driven from their homes by
the waters lacked time TO reach the
hilltops. they climbed into branches
of trees. only to be drowned as the
rising waters tore the trees up by
their roots and bore them away. Near
the mouth Of the Abr river a rescuing
party recovered the bodies of wom-
an and an infant The little one was
tightly clasped in the mothers arms.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-06-16
MAYFIELD MAY
ENTER LEAGUE

According TO reports. Mayheld
may enter the Kitty league and ex-
tend the circuit to cover six clubs
this season The capital of Graves
county has always been lively
baseball town, and the fans are
ANXIOUS for che league sport. Hen
dersou is ready to enter the league.
and the team is already organized
and is waiting for some sixth city
to take the extra berth The Hem
derson Kittens have played several
hibition games. Owensboro has a
crack independent team, but has not
expressed any desire to enter the
league.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-06-16
DEAN APPEARS
HAPPY In JAIL !,
AND HOPEFUL
Ferrin Says He Has Made No
Denial Of His First
Story
And Refuses Further Discus.
Of the Affair.
NO NEW DEVELOPMENTS TODAY

Despite the fact that his arrest
was due to the confession of Tom
Farrin duplicating him in the crime.
Guy Dean says he does not bear any
malice towards Farrin. This morn
ing Dean said: ''At first / was a
little sore at Tommie, but | amt
now. We have been chummin' to-
gether for many months. That night
they brought me In Jail / walked all
around the corridor looking for him.
The next morning whistled. and he
answered me. That was the first he
knew | was in Jail, too"
Dean appears happy in jail and
expresses the hope that he will soon
be released. He is in a single cell,
and is not permitted to see or talk
with Farrin, who is in the corridor
with the other prisoners. Farrin
denies that he has made any state
ment that his confession is not true.
His uncle, Turner Anderson. has Sc
cured Judge Sam Grassland to de-
fend him and Farrin will not make
any further statements in regard to
the murder. Yesterday he said that
II he ever got out of his present
trouble that he would bet he would
not get in any more. There were
no new developments today.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-06-16
THE FIRST SERVICE At
IOyELACENILLE CHURCH.

The Methodist church at Lovelace-
Vile will hold ith fret service sun
day. June l9 A very interesting
program has been arranged, and a
great many people are expecting to
attend the service.
The program l. as follows:
Singing at 10 a. m, lead by Pro-
fessor Trlce and Professor Buchanan.
Addrers. "The Relation of the
State and the Church, ,"-Alben w.
Barkley.
Sermon. "The Supremacy of the
Church''-Rev. @. W. Banks.
At 1880 a big picnic dinner will be
served.
At p. m general congregation
singing.
Address. "The Spread and Growth
Of the Church Rev. n. II. Pigue
Southern harmony singing and
Handwriting.
Every one ls requested to bring a
basket well filed so there will be no
disappointments at the dinner.
(signed) Rev. Cap Owen, Pastor.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-06-16
FINISHED HIS WORK
IN CENSUS DEPARTMENT.

MIR. oscaT I. Starks. who. has
been doing special work for the cen
sus department in Graves county for
the past week OF two. has finished
hts work and left for his home We'd
nesd1y at IL O'Clock.
During his stay In this county he
found 90 plants in the city OF May
held and 81 m the county that are
nov cunning and are In active work
ing order. making a total OF 81 in
the COUNTY.
Mr.. Starks Is well pleased with
the treatment he received BY the
people OF Mayheld and the county
and reluctantly leaVes for home. lie
VIII BEGIN work next Monday In
Marihall county. which will wind up
his business in the First congres-
sional district
The censas department conld
hardly have fond. better man for
the work than MIR. Starks - Mayfield
Messenger
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-06-16
Fancy Farm Improvement.

Fancy Farm. Ky. June 16.-The
local council of Knights of Columbus
will begin the erection of one of
the handsomest club buildings in
this section of the state in few
days The plans have been about
completed and work will start in a
few days. A very desirable lot has
been secured. and the structure will
be 4Ox64. The foundation is to be
concrete and the balance frame. II
will be two stories. The first floor
will have a big reception room.
smoking room. pool room and prob
ably a gymnasium with the bath
The second floor will
be given over to the assembly room.
There are so members of the order
here. and class of about the same
will probably be taken in
this summer.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-06-16
Metz Sleeper .Serx,ice
TO Louisville Profitable

appreciated by the Paducahans. and
il is anticipated that the patronage
will remain Sufficient to make the
sleeper permanent
After thorough inspection OF the
local terminals. T. J. Foley, general
superintendent, and A. Il. CMm. SUI
perlntendent OF southern lines. left
this morning at 11:25 o'clock for
Evansville. Nh. Chff arrived yester-
day at noon, while MIR. Foley arrived
last night at 6:10 o'clock. They
were In their private cars. J. F.
Porterheld- superintendent of the
St. Louis division. and James Cliff
ford, road supervisor of the st.
Louis division, returned to st. Louis
last night.
Messrs. Foley and CMf were ac-
oompanied to Paducah by Superin-
tendent L. 4. McOabe. and Road
master A. F. Blaess, of the Louis
willie division. They were met at
the station by the local officials. IL
was the first VISIT on Mr.. Foley here.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-06-16
Demented Man Stopped at the
Threshold of the President Doors
Armed With Reuoluer Today
He Had Eluded the Vigilance
Of the IGuard and About TO
Enter the Executives Of.
flee.

Washington. June 16.-Armed
with a 3S revolver. James Stricklin.
miner of Cumberland. Md. gained
an entrance into the executive Offices
at the white house and almost sue
ceeded in passing the doorkeeper
guarding the presidents Office to-
day. He was well dressed and
walked briskly into the executive
Office and said he had an appoint
ment with the president. He sue
ceeded i'm avoiding suspicion until
at the threshold of the presidents
office. The doorkeeper noticed a
slight expression of excitement in
the mans eyes and as Stricklin was
about to enter the door the door
keeper changed his mind and called
Detective Sergeant Dalyrimple. The
detective questioned the man and
decided his mind was not right. He
then searched him and found a re-
volver and 500. He was taken to
the police station. Stricklin says
he is A years old and that Taft
has been advertising for him in the
papers. and he went to the white
house to answer the ads. The Sc
cret agents are investigating a rumor
that Stricklin is the same man who
attempted to reach Roosevelt two
years ago. Stricklin called at the
white house last June and attempted
TO see the president. He was heavily
armed. He has been in the asylum
several months.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-06-16

Good busiaess has been done by
the Paducah sleeper between Padu-
cab and louisville. The patronage
has been as good as the officials ex-
pected aud A. long as the present
business continues II is certain that
IL will remain permanently As the
fact becomes better known il Is ex-
pected that the patronage Will be-
come better.
-Four sections OF the ear are re-
served for passengers from Cairo.
aud II has been literally patronlzed.
Passengers from Mayfield come to
Paducah on the s O'Clock train.
They are able to spend the evening
in Paducah. and then return TO their
berths aud wake up in Louisville
after a nights rest The patronage
of the sleeper from Louisville to
Paducah DIS equally as good. The
pas yengers are permitted to remain
In their berths until Z O'Clock in
the morning. The placing of the
special sleeper on the fast trains Is
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-06-16
WILL THE EAGLES
BE HOOKED SUNDAY?

Next SUNDAY the n. b. Hook base
hall team III play tho strong
Brookport Eagles az Brookport The
Hooks have heon rcorganized and
the team viii be out for revenge
ziba Williams has been appointed
manager. end will hh centcrheld.
sam Goodman will be field manager
and viii play second base. The new
managers expect TO book games for
every SUNDAY and will make the
teams around Paducah
hustle.
The Hooks win leave the wharf
at 1880 O'Clock. and will return al
6 O'Clock. Council and Wagner will
be rhe battery for the Hooks, while
veach and Doyle Will be on the
pout for Brnokport.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-06-16
Emperor William is Again An
Invalid and His People Are
Apprenhensiue as to Result
DOWN TO WORK
DIR. VI. AND REELFOOT PREPAR-
ING FOR THEIR GREAT
RACE.

West Kentucky's biggest attrac-
tion for years will be the match race
between DIR NJ. owned by Hugh
Marshal and Reelfoot. owned by
Harry Meyers, July l at the West
End race track. Secretary Rodney
Davis. OF the Paducah Fair associa-
tion. announced today that special
round trip rates to Paducah for that
date had been provided by railroads
and steamboats, ana thousands OF
visitors are coming. Rates will al
$50 be furnished for the races on
july 4 and :.
Tomorrow morning Will be the
regular day for both PAGERS 20 work
out and a large crowd VIII be out
to see them. Both animals are be-
ing worked between 2:14 and 2:2O
for the mile and VIII not be pushed
for a fast gait until the approach OF
the day for the race. Tuesday
Capt. Tom Settle drove DIR. NJ. a
mile In 2:11h seconds. which IL
the fastest time the stallion has
made ON the local track. The track
record here is held by Reelfoot, who
stepped or the two rounds in 2:1et5
seconds two years ago. The fbpin-
ions as TO the time that will be Anade
at the race July are varied. Some
expect the PAGERS to clip II OF al
1908 or 2:0S. but this would equal
a 2:02 or 2.03 speed on a mile
track. II Is the general belief that
the time will be between 2:10 and
2:12. although tlrs may be lowered.
Both horses could not BE- In better
condition and betting has already be
gun. Or. NJ seems TO be the favo-
rite. although Reehoot has many
hackers. Betting Is said TO be even
moaeS and both sides have the as
surance OF close race.
DT. NJ. will b. shipped TO Fl
Wayne Ind. TO be entered in the
81 600 stake race there July 2. The
stallion will race over the grand cir
cult and his trainer, Cob Settle. ex-
pccts much out of him this year. as
he is Young and able to get over
ground like an arrow.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-06-16
MISS NELL SHAW SLIGHTLY
BURNED AT RECEPTION.

Miss Nell shaw. a popular young
society girl. narrowly escaped serl-
Gus burns yesterday afternoon while
attending the reception at the resi-
denee of Mrs. w p. Paxton, 1929
jefferson street, given in honor of
Miss Mabel McNichols.
Unconscious of her danger, Miss
Shaw backed too near the lighted
on the buffet and the fine
pumage on her hat caught fire. In
taking her hat off her hands were
burned, while her dress was
badly damagol by small holes being
burned in II. Those near her
smothered out the flames before she
was burned. &.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-06-16

is FLOOD BOUND
300 Americans in Town Not Be-
Iieved to BE In Danger as Hotel
Is On High Ground.

Munich, Bavaria. June 16.-Ober.
ammergau, the scene OF the Passion
Play, is today cut off from railway
communication with outside points
by flood that has invaded the dis
trict. OF the 600 strangers in the
place to witness the sacred perform
ance.. 300 are Americans. IL is be-
lieyed, rowever. that these are In no
danger. as the hotels are on high
ground. The lower streets are filled
with water
High water is reported in the
streams Throughout upper Bavaria.
The meteorological observatories
in the higher Alps announce that the
snow is melting rapidly and that
greater floods are expected.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-06-16
TRYING To PREVENT SALE
OF EXAMINATION PAPERS

Frankfort, Ky. June 16.-Strin-
gent rules have been adopted by the
state department of education to
prevent the sale of examination
questions for teachers examinations
and IL has been held that II any
teacher fails to attend the fun ses-
sion of a county institute that teach
er's certificate shall be revoked.
superintendent of public instruction
has sent out notices to all county
superlntendents.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-06-16
SpIep did Audience Attends
Exercises at Columbian
Hall Last Night.
Captain Farley Makes the Ad.
dress Of the Evening
Curriculum To BE EXTENDED.

Before n splendid audience. the
htst annual commencement of the
Dorian private school was held last
nisht al the knights of Columbus
hall. In the graduating class were
iaree girls: Miss Willie Mai Ras-
cos. Miss Mary Murrin Dorian and
Mas Maize Friedrich, and the large
hali was nllcd with the friends of
tic graduates and school. A delight
ia; program. interspersed with wbsl-
81 numbers. was rendered ~ the
graduates.
The commencement was an auspi-
,ious event for the three sweet Girl
graduates aud the school. Seated
ON the stage we're the three young
ladies with Captain I'D Farley, state
treasurer. and Mrs. John J. Dorian.
principal OF the school, and Mrs. j..
stoddard Robertson and Messrs.
william wilhelm. Byers staten and
LLOYD Robertson. The stage was a
bank of lilies aud potted plants and
formed a beautiful background. on
the left OF the stage was a huge
bunch Of red aud white carnations.
emphasizing the class colors and the
class flower.
An orchestra furnished music dur
ing the evening. Following the
erecting song. the Salutatorian' Miss
Mary Murrln Dorian. read an essay
on Consider the Lilies of the
FIELD" The essays read by the
graduates followed one theme aud
were connected In Thought Miss
Marie Friedrich read an essay ON
They Labor Not, Neither DO They
spin The third essay was read by
Miss white Mai Rascoe, yet Solo
mon In All His Glory Was Not Ar
rayed A. one Of These" 4"
"Tho song That Reached My
Heart was delightfully."- sung by
Mrs J. s.cddard Robertson and she
rcsopndcd with an encore. The
songs NV Mother Used To Sing.
The vocal selection participated In
by Mrs }. stoddard Robertson, Miss
Friedrich. Lloyd Robertson, Byers
staten and william wilhelm was
received enthusiastically.
Following the essays. Captain Ed
Farley presented each OF the three
graduates with a pretty gold medal.
lie accompanied the presentation
with a graceful speech and crowned
the three young ladies with laurel
wroaths. The medals are gold en-
grayed with a laurel wreath and a
bar cross with the inscription.
Graduate Dorian Private School.
Mrs. Dorian opened her school
about eight years ago and has met
with splendid success. having full
filled long felt need. Next year
the curriculum will be extended 10
include a course In art and music.
Mrs Dorian was the recipient OF
many congratulations during the
evening for her splendid work. out
OF town guests for the commence
ment were: Mrs. T. A. Gould.
Ennis. Tex: Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Rich
ardson. Chicago: Miss Alice Mohan,
Chicago: Mrs. J. A. Goodson. Dixon;
Mr.. L. Henry. Dixon; Captain Ed
Farley, Frankfort.