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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-09-01
VOL. XXXIV.
JAcKsOS.
Must SELL BONDS on sosso~.
c.neit. large and Growing. searss
Nizsissirri in the Face.

ruIess the governor can dispose u
at least a part Of the s690.8oa bond
,ssue before November l. there viii
ust b. enough money In the treasury
IN buy a last years straw hat At this
vars baryain counter sale. But at
least si90.ge0 of these bonds viii be
.nld before that dsfe. Il Is believed.
which will be enough for the state
ofarers 70 draw a part of their sal
ARIES. enough for ons or two meal
tickets.
The state treasury contains about
yfs.ag0 at this time. and Of this si5.-
o0e is for the A. q NJ College. at
s,arkville, and Alcorn A & NJ Col
Iega. az Rodney This money can not
be used for any other purpose. or II
II should be. the state would forfeit
the appropriation made by the federal
suvernment for these institutions.
With about $3.50. 900 due By the stats
November 1. the financial prospects OF
Mississippi ara anything but pleasant
70 contemplate. The governor can. II
ne fails to sell the state bonds. or
enough Of them to tide over till taxes
begin to come IN. borrow enough
money to meet current expenses. But
IN addition to the funds due the Va
ri0us Institutions OF the state Novem-
ber I. current expenses Of the govern
uent amount to between SIS, 800 and
300 00d a month. which must be met.
The pensions due November l
AMOUNT to s4a0.0oa, and s105.000 will
be due the tax assessors Of the -
eounties when they complete their re-
ports. Then interest amounting To
yI6.0G0 must be paid to the state uni
versity. in addition to s4.5a0 on the
land grant The state will owe the
Industrial Institute and College at Co
nmbus s2.300 interest on that date.
which makes . total Of close TO s53,-
co.
As an Offset to this the state has
about $4,000 available. and II last
year can be taken as a criterion. will
recstve for September and October. on
account OF privilege taxes. about S.
ae0 But this will give the state only
about s105.00a with which to meet cur
rent expenses and pay these ohlisa-
tons. which must be met
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-09-01
MRS. CUoAHY GWEN DIVORCE
-Irecmpatability Of Temper" th,
Ground Alleged.

Kansas city. Mo.-Upon her testi
mouy OF incompatahility. supported b.
the testimony Of her maid. Eliazhett
Johnson. Mrs. Edna Cowin-Cudahy or
Tuesday afternoon got a divorce from
Jack Cgdahy. son Of the millionaire
Chicago packer. The case was hur
ried through and but few people ir
the court room knew that one OF ths
most sensational domestic scandals IN
social Kansas City hst reached its elf
max.
The court proceedings lasted Just
ten minutes. No reference was made
TO the affair at the Cudahy home sew
eral months ago when Jack Cudahs
slashed Iere ;. Lillis. n banker, witt
knife.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-09-01
Negroes Form Irsuranes Company.

Governor Noel has approved the
charter Of the Union Guarantee and
Insurance company. capitalized 1t s50.-
900. This is probably the first insur-
ance company IN the world 70 De or
Santzed by negroes. The entire cap
ttal stock OF ths company will be
subscribed by tbs negroes Of the state
and negro officers viii conduct the
business. Mississippi has eleven Ne
gro banks, each Of which seems to he
in a prosperous condition. Most OF
these banks have 4 good surplus. IN
addition to carrying 4 good line Of L.
positA
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-09-01
TEDDY TALKS FARMING
coNSE 7VArtoN AND MORALS
REALLY ONE PRosLEN.
Cities Gru~th Only Evii. u Ross the
Rural Districts sf Good citixena
Speech Before Grsrgers.

Utica. y Y.-Theodore Roosevelt
Tuesday afternoon delivered the arsf
address ~ hts Western tour at sum
nit Park. this city. before large
gathering u grangers. He spoke 81
follows
There are no two public qusationa
Of more vital Importance to the ti
ture OF this country than the prob
lem - conservation and the problem
ot the betterment OF public life
Moreover. these two problems are
really intersi.pendent. for neither OF
item can be successfully solved save
on condition that there Is 1t least q
measurable success in the effort 10
solve the other
AN our Industrial and commercial
welfare. all our material Development
% every Kind. depends In the last re-.
sort upon our preserving aud increas
ing the fertility of the soil This. OF
course. means the conservation of the
soil a. the great natural resource
and. equally. ~ course. IL furthermore
implies the development Of the coun.
try lie. for there can not be per
maHent Improvement OF the soil IL the
life OF those Who live on Il. and make
their living out of II. is suffered &c
stlTve and langulsh. to become stunt
ed, and weakened and inferior TO the
type % life lived elsewhere.
NO nation can develop a real civil
liKatlon without cities Up 10 Ger
tain point the citv movement Ia thor
nushly healthy. yet IT is a strange and
lamentable fact that always hitherto
after this point has been reached the
city has tended 70 develop at the ex.
pense % the country BY draining the
country OF what Il best In Il. and max.
ing an Insignificant return for this
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-09-01

Boston. Mass.-If present arrange
uents are carried out, the Harvard
Boston automobile meet next month
viii witness the attempted hig1t OF
a persou on kite. The daring avIl-
tor to attempt this perilous ascent
viii he Miss Emily T Willard. dlugh
tar Of W. A Willard. the consulting
engineer OF the Harvard Aero CUB.
and 4 sister Of Charles F. Willard. the
,viator Miss Willard viii ascend on
samuel F. Perkins nlaa-earrytls aero
nIans kite. which is now on the avia-
ton grounds.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-09-01

Dr.. {. y. Lowe. state geologist. has
Just secured n dne specimen Of red
schre. which viii be a part OF the Mis-
sissippi exhibit NJ the Ohio Valley
Exposition at Cincinnati This specf-
men came from Lauderdale county.
and Is one Of the most valuable dfscuv-
sr;es made By the state geologist In
some tine.
The sxhibit viii also contain speci-
mems af three building stones found in
TIE stare and Ignite coal In addition
L viii include specimens OF various
Gays. cement materials. gravel Of vart-
uur Kinds, showing the mineral re-
sources Of Mississippi
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-09-01
First Cotton Exported.

Galveston. Texas.-Two cargoes OF
1910 cotton sailed from Galveston for
Europe today. probably the first ship
ments this season Of the cotton crop
sent out from an American port The
Carolina of Austro-American line car
ried 1850 bales and Senator OF Har-
rfson line $3.50 bales. The former
went TO Barcelona and the latter to
Liverpool The cargoes aggregate l6.-
$50 bales. valued at approximately 81
500, 900. This marks the earliest ship
rnent Of cotton for many wears.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-09-01
Premiums for Corn Yield.

bnree special premiums OF $50 each
nave been offered by the New Orleans
efeat Northern. Alabama & vicks-
aurg and New Orleans Northeastern
1iiroads for the greatest yield Of corn
ger acre within i've miles Of these
.oads. These collections Of corn will
oe shown at the state fair and may
Aiso Dc sntsred for the prizes offered
there.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-09-01
serores an Monument Fund.

Capt T. Clay Sharkey. treasurer Of
the Confederate womsns monument
fund movement in Mississippi. reports
the following as the standing Of the
fund Bolivar county. s575. Hinis
county. y536.65 .Coahoma county,
srs6. 80. Lsiore county. L. c. V or
zauizarion. $50. Laldsrdale count. {
c. V. organizations. $50. jefferson
county. SIS: Yazco county. SIS. Rank
in county. Pslahatchie. IS SunHoWer
county. ssI: Chickasaw county. s.o-
Total. sI.30915. interest. ssl+65.
grand toetal. s1.sf+S0.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-09-01
Home Better Tran Auto.

Marion. ohio.-The Bankers Asso-
.ia.fon has formulated a method TO
.+,n the borrowing Of money to sper
- ,utomobiIes. The association has
J-,eed a resolution saying that wee1
,nvbodv asks TO borrow money a care
mi Investigation is to be made. and
!. ~ - found that it is to be for an
,,,+,r,ehTe they viii refuse to make
~ ,esr Five hundred homes IN Ma
-, are said 10 be under mortgage
naesu,s the occupants want sasono
htlss.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-09-01
Two Try suicice In JalI.

Atlanta. Ga.-Two prisoners in the
county jail here attempted to kill
themselves when denied the privilege
Of hearing the election returns. They
said that to be in jail on election day
in Georgia was insupportabIe. and
they kept the turnkey on the run for
few minutes. for both attempted to
commit suicide at the same time. A.
J. Hammond strangled himself into a
semi-eonscious condition with knot
ted handkerchief and Ernest George
was found hanging himself to the cell
ing with a pair Of snsnenders
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-09-01

The friends OF the three candidates
for United States senator must Sc
lect and recommand Men for election
commissioners in the seventy-nins
counties Of the state. This was de.
cided upon at a meeting Of the state
election board Thursday afternoon
and notice Of this effect sent out &c
each OF the candidates.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-09-01

GAINESVILLE. Ohio.-Mahel McMano-
way was arrested "Wednesday. and will
be held for the Newark authorities In
connection with the Etherington lynch.
ing. July $.
On the night Of the lynching thrill
ran through the gathering around the
gallows pole when a woman, standing
In an automobile. showed through the
crowd into the very heart IT the
thrnnx- Standing on the seat. shs
cried TO the lsadsrx:
Pull him Q little higher, 20 that !
can ssaa
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-09-01
Y. N. c. A. Make. Gain.

New York.-The Year Book Of the
North American Y. NJ c. A shows
the membership Of the association to
have well passed the haItmllion
mark. There are 2.01T associations.
an increase OF 100 during the year. or
these s6s alone report 1861 mem
bers. more than 10000 OF which are
boys IN their teens and $4,000 are In
Industrial occupations. The associa-
tons have made a net gain Of s5.04s.-
$50 In property. making the total seT.-
ss5 400
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-09-01

me banking institutions OF Missis-
slppl are IN the midst Of preparations
-ur handling the seasons cotton crop,
.ao tns leading 1nanciers OF the state
'AAs very hopeful view Of the situ-
-'on- According to prominent bank
s'S' II Is probable that the amounts
uA"n from the Eastern financial cen
1's ior tha purpose Of handling the
eu'lon crop viii not be as large as last
s7ar This is due chiefly to the fact
mar - sae hankz in Mississippi are more
"eraily supplied with home money
sing over $4,000. 900 On deposit
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-09-01
Pushing Hygiene wors-

The Mississippi state haoart ot
health is gradually getting al arrange
ments in shape for carrying on the
work OF directing the public health
and sanitation rs mapped out early m
this year, and the men AZ headguar-
ters. as well as in the field. are al
men Of exceptional ability. Under the
direction OF Dr. ". :. Leathers. the
practical work Of inspecting and -
porting is parceled out among vel
qualified men. while the bacteriologie-
al work, In the hands OF Or Harold
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-09-01

Governor Noel has been requested
% appoint representative from this
STATE 20 confer with the commission
N charge Of the iftieth anniversary Of
NE battle Of Gettysburg. and has ap-
pointed Col W. A. Montgomery Of Ed
sards. commanding the Mississippi di-
vision United Confederate Veterans.
% represent this state.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-09-01
Condition of
Blindness

: READING today The
Ballad Of Reading Gaol.
an oid wonder about
mems errors 0btruded.
And the wonder got me
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-09-01
Expsrimsnts win wheat.

prof j. W. Fox. director OF the MIS-
.izs,upf agricultural experiment sta'
ION has issued an interesting report
ON a test made with wheat Inc eA'
rarineuts included twelve varieties
- whsat The land. a stin black prat
RE was broken in the fall, and mar
rowed until good seed bed was maae'
.rd n. wheat sown on November
1aas Prof Fox gives the results or
-. sxuertnents with the twelve varte-
les, which averaged rom n-s2 naso'
=. ser scrs 70 1854 elssasIs per asFs
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-09-01
Hauis 10 Loaded Cars.

Harrisburg. PA test OF the reIa-
tive hauling ability ~ locomotives Of
corresponding design Of the Pennsyl
vania and New York Central railroads
was completed when Pennsylvania en-.
gine No. 1921 hanled I20 loaded steel
frafvhY ears
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-09-01
choked sy celIuIoid Collar.

White Plains. n. Y-"Choked 20
death by a celluioid collar" Is the yer.
dict OF the coroner's jury in the case
OF George w. Buriison. n prominent
local politician. who was found dead
sitting upright in his carriage with
the reins in his hands.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-09-01
Cholera Epidemic on the wans.

st. Petersburg.-Slight Improvement
in cholera conditions IN South Russta
Is shown by the latest reports 70 the
government sanitary bureau and to
the Red Cross. This is taken Is
sign that the epidemic is now on the
Wana
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-09-01

Laughing. the blind boys
Run around their college lava
Playing such games as blur
Over the dappled grass
See the blind frolicsoms
Girls in blue pinafores.
Turning their skipping ropesI
How fun and rich q world
Theirs 70 inhabi, Is,
Sweet scent % grass and bloom
PiRymates' glad syn phony
Cool touch Of western wind.
Sunshins's divine caress.
How should they know or feel
They ars In darknszss
But q. the miraclei
II Redeemer came.
Laid fingers on their eyes
One touch-and what a world
New born In lovelinaaal
Spaces Of green and sky.
Huils OF white cloud adrfft
Ivy-grown college waIla.
shining loved fAces.
What n dark worthwhile known
Ours to inhabit In,
One touch and what a strange
Glory might burst on us,
What a hid univsrssl
Do we sport cnr-lessIy.
BiindIy. upon thu verge
OF an Apocalypse
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-09-01
Dead Body Under Garage.

Pittsburg. Pa.-WhEe laying pipe
line under the foor OF an automobile
garage at Point Marion W. l. Harvey
uuearthed the mutilared body Of Frank
Riugle. who mysteriously disappeared
rom his home August 10.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-09-01
aaiII.,. Cor rusxrcas.

New York--By the death OF Mrs.
Flora L. Dotg-r. who died at her home
IN South Orange. y. J.. the c'tix II
her estate. estimated TO De worth H.
eoQ. 600, VIII 70 70 Tsskesse lastituts
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-09-01

Asssrs- Green Z Green of this city,
: s'unsei tor the American Telephone
apanF, which operates an interstate
alslness IN Mississippi. have formally
laed Secretary Maxwell Of the rail
Ac commission In reply to a stated
'lce calling for report as to connec-
! s'ns and tree phone service. that
are not liable to the intimation.
a corporation b domicilsd In New
sex -tty. -hnstzx No dcnztcile tn Mis-
- ~ d and asGs 10 szchsnss plant Or
elhE lrspersx.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-09-01
Killed hy See Ssincs.

kendallville. Iud--David o. Hink-
ley. pioneer farmer living near here,
died from the effects Of tee stsngs,
after he had uaearthsc q nest " cum,
bic bees waila plowinx.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-09-01
Wisdom has no bargain daya


Investigation shows that the waves
Of the Atlantic ara probably larger
than those Of any other body Of wa
ter. reaching ~ feet Waves Of this
size look much higher from a ships
deck
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-09-01

Containing cniy Is per cent OF
moisture. and the halsnce almost
wholly grape sugar tsarbohydrztes).
the raisiu Is or par with the date
and the dried ng "a 81 en<rSy pro
auesr 10 tss systsm
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-09-01

A terrific wind storm blew down
the main exhibit building and the roof
OF the grand stand at the Delta Far
Grounds. Greenville. It will not hs
necessary to change the date OF ths
annual fair. which viii be held October
10 and Is.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-09-01

Rev nr. Warren sherman Webb. IS
Years % axe. died A. Meridian. The
deceased vas one of the greatest sfu-
Gators of the south and vas especially
well known % the Raptists of tns
South. Ike vas born and reared n
New York. graduated rom one Of -
most famous Institutions. and about
ave wears before the Civil War. and.
ing himself ou, - harmony With ths
people of his native stat. on ques-
tiuus then leading NJ 20 ths great
Cfvil War. he came South.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-09-01

Il c. Parkinson Is charged with
burning his store at PuIltight. Holmes
county. and held under a bond OF 81
e0o to answer to the circuit court. In
addition 10 Parkinson. four negroes
are charged With completely in the
burning. ard these are held in jail at
Lexington awaiting trial
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-09-01

After selecting Gulfport as the next
place Of meeting and electing officers
for next year. the Spanish-American
War Veterans Of Mississippi closed
their two-days encampment at vicks-
burg.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-09-01

A petition signed By D. W. Reed,
chairman Of shiloh National Park
Commission. and citizens of Corinth,
has been fled asking the board Of su-
psrvisors TO eeds To the United States
government ali roads leading from
COrinth and connecting with country
rOads in NeNairy and Hardin counties,
Tenn. leading to Shiloh National
Park
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-09-01

Screaming with terror because .
negro had her by the arms and was
pulling her from bed through m opea
window. and begging her mother. who
rushed into the room and seized her
by the legs. 70 protect her from the
brute. 1.-THE Laura Thomas the e-year-
old daughter OF g. W Thomas OF Tu.
MICA county. had a harroSinS expert.
encs. Her screams. coupled with the
cries OF her mother. quickly assembled
the white mel on the place. and they
chased the negro on
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-09-01

The Confederate Veterans Of Thorn
as II. Woods Camp No. iis0 held their
reunion at Dekalb. About 1000 peo-
pie were in attendance. Addresses
were delivered by Messrs. Rencher.
Graham and Hutton. sons OF veterans.
and Comrades Rev Shaw and s C.
Trammill. and an essay by Miss Con
ner, all timely and well received
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-09-01

Judge Hughes convened his nrst
term Of the court AZ Bay Spring. Tbs
charge 10 the grand jury was ont Of
The ordinary. Il was strong and TO tns
point. The Judge. after emphasiziax
the importance % the enforcement Of
all law. charged the Jury especially
With reference 70 gambling. thu unlaw-
ful sale % whisky. and the carrying
of concealed weapons. He said ,hsss
were the trinity o. evils in thi.
COUNTY.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-09-01

The people of the communities aaI
section through ~hleh the New Or
leans Great Northern operates. toxard
the upper terminus u lts llas. are 90
ing ~ WORK Nith a VII wifh a view
10 helping the railroad people develop
their territory. There Is great act
witty IN trucking IN that section. Since
he opening q the line. about year
ssu. about ifty carloads q truck hAvs
been sent ouf from Hop-well. George
town and ether stations along the lins.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-09-01

L. ". Newman has resigned az
chancery clerk OF Franklin county AMI
an election has been ordered 10 OIL ina
vacancy, which becomes effective oa
September l6. The election wlu be
held on September Is. Mr.. Newman
has been niling the unsxpired term %
his father. Dr. A. ". Newman. who
was assassinated June 10. 1909. The
present CLERK was also shot while 90
'ng % his fathers assistance. but
recovered Hts brother DR. Lsnox
Newman. was shot and mortAliy
wounded at the same time. diving a
few days later In the Natchez santa
rum.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-09-01

The ladies' collection committee Of
az Confederate womzn's monument
ul1 is pushing a vigorous campaign
O. collections IN Sstchsz. and sxpecf
raise $500 Ia Adams county.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-09-01

An enthusiastic mass meeting of the
citizens Of Sardis was held to take
steps toward securing the location in
that vicinity Of a county agricultural
high school
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-09-01
Mississippi News
UUuuuU0Ou0

Tbs FarmcrN Institute of Forest
sounty vas hs,4 at Hatusahufs under
ths direction % Prof NsNay o. stark
Vile. Prot Hatchinsoa Or The A. a
N College spoke on soils and made
ths point thar all productive sails are
made by human efforts. and a farmer
should be eonteut wltA getting land
capable Ok being made productive. To
his end he recommended the growth
Of cowpsas. velvet beans. peanuts aut
such other vegetables as Niu furnish
Aumus 10 tie aoil.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-09-01

The business houses OF Columbia
closed their doors on August and =
large part joined in the Boil Wee
vii" excursion from MendeihaIi TO
Mcneil that day At the Mcneil ex-
pertinent station the best methods Of
lighting the weevil were shown and
discussed By government experts.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-09-01

A woodmen Of the World picnic sas
asld At Morton and vas a success IN
every Say. large crowd vas pres
ent. the tables we're heavily laden With
good things 20 eat. excellent music
vas furnished and all seemed to thor.
ogsaly enjoy themselves.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-12-12
TYRANNY STILL FLAGRANT.
So Declares Prof. Isaac 4. HOurvich
in Address on Russia.

The opinion that Russia enjoys consti-
tutional and representative government
was pronounced mistaken one by Prof
Isaac Hourwich, a native of Russia and
candidate for membership in the first
Russian Douma. in Il lecture yesterday
afternoon before the Secular League in
Pythian Temple
Never in the history of Russia since
the days of Ivan the Terrible said Prof
Hourwich. has despousm and tyranny
been so fragrant and rampant as under
the quasi-constituuonal- government Of
the past five years. IL viii be fully 200
years before this form Of government is
abolished. During the few months that
the first Douma was in session the only
bills passed were one for a dollhouse TO
the University CT Moscow and one to in
crease the library OF the same institu-
ton"
In the discussion that followed the fol-
lowing speakers took part: Prof. Thomas
e VIII. Prof II. c. Kirk; Prof. S. NJ.
Rubinow. of Russia; Prof. f. c. Kenney,
II W. Boyton, and s. d. Scott. The
audience was entertai with several
violin solos by Mrs. S. V. Gusack, ac-
companied by Mrs. L. Nj. Harvey