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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-07-10
SUIT INSTITUTED
GINS. seek. to Recover Communication

Gilliss Seeks to Recover Commissions
on Lumber Deal.
Suit was instituted yesterday in the
Law and Equity Court by j. E. Gilliss
against ]. r. Paschall and Thomas
Gresham. trading as partners under
the firm style Of Paschall & Gresham,
for damages in the sum Of $4,000
Robert w. Tomlin and Braxton &
Eggleston filed the papers for Mr.
Gilliss. No declaration has as yet
been filed.
The action grows out OF gigantic
transaction in timber lands. Gilliss
acted as agent in the sale of the
property. and claims commissions or
the sale, amounting to several thou
sand dollars. The lumber merchants
claim that his charge OF commissions
Is excessive. lGilliss now seeks to en-.
force payment Of his claim for com
omissions. with costs and further dam
ages.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-07-10
Cary.brook Defeats Palmyra.

Especial TO The Il1hes-DIspdtcHI
Carysbrook, Va, July 9.-Caryshrook
took to-day's game from Palmyra in
the first inning stored 1t away in the
refrigerator. and closed down the lid,
and from tina time on Palmyra. never
had a look in. Nelson. with the ex-
ception of being little wild at times,
pitched a clever game for Carysbrook,
fielded his position admirably, and Sc
cured two good hits. Other features
for Carysbrook were the brilliant all
round work of Fountain Fuqua, and
the heavy batting OF George Griffin
and VIM. For Palmyra. the features
were the catching of Scruggs. and the
PLAYING of Harland on first The final
score stood IL to 3 in favor of Carys-
brook.
Batteries-Carysbroo Nelson and
George Griffin: Palmyra, Conrad and
ScruEgs Umpire-Mr. Robert Perkins
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Silk Has IN innovation.


silk" o'Loughlin, the .nost original OF
umptres. has introduced additional inno-
vauons in his profession. " the following
from the Detroit News can DO relied upon:
Frank O.Loughlin. who5e voice as much
as his ability as an umpire has brought him
fame, has recently introduced pink tea
manners to the diam|nd.
In announcing change IN lineup. Mr..
O'Loughlin steps to :he stands. politely
lifts his cap and makes the announcement
like this:
'.Mr. Herman schaefer will bat in place OF
Mr. Wade KNlifer.''
or course 1t elevates the game and like
wise eleyates Mr.. O'Louzhlin. whom they
call "silk'N further back.
But when Mr.. O'Loughltn yesterday told
the audience that,"Mr. Cobb Will take the
derstand and Mr.. o'Loushlia Immediately
ordered ''Coyee." official secretary OF the
Bennett Park Clubhouse. to get him meg.
aphone. Coffee" got the negaphone and
"silk' may try his latest stunt ION the
dog here. = y 800
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-07-10
.DANv|LLE VISITED
. BYSEVERE STORM
Business at Standstill for Hour
and Property Considerably
Damaged.
Especial to .rhe Times. Dispatch.

lSDeClhl W LIZ
Danville, Va. July 9.--This city this
afternoon was visited by one of the
worst wind and electrical storms in
years, and great damage was done to
property. Business was ct a standstili
for about an hour.
The storm broke shortly after
O'Clock, and ragged for an hour or more.
The peals OF thunder were frequent
and terrific, and We're preceded by
vivid flashes OF lightning. The cornice
over Jones.s drug store. and the Regal
Shoe Company. on Main Street. Were
blown. into the street. endangering the
lives Of those on the street A portion
of the roof of Banner Warehouse was
blown off. and quite good deal OF
damage was done in the factory dis
trict by the water. Street car sched-
ules were broken, and about three
hundred telephones placed out of COM
mission. A number OF trees were blown
down in various parts of the city. AZ
s o'clock this afternoon slight rain
began to fall,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-07-10
,DoYLEs WIN CHAMPIONSHIP.
Team Defeats Atlanta Players
IN Tennis n0ubles. 80

Atlanta, Ga. July 9-The Doyle brothers.
Of Warrington. D. c. are the Southern
doubles tennis champions by virtue OF their
winning from Grant and Thornton. of At
,anta, in the finals on the East Lake courts
OF the Atlanta Athletic Club this after
noon. Conrad Doyle. one of the brothers.
yesterday captured the Southern champion
ship in sin giles.
The Doyles won a hard fought contest in
the doubles finals. They took the first set
6-4. Thornton and Grant won the second
set. 49, the Doyles the third. al, while in
the last set the Atlanta players were de-
seated with ease, s-1.
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Why Some
Live Long.

The reason that some people die early
is because they worry themselves into an
early grave The reason that some peo-.
pie live long is because they are free from
worry. The way to keep free from worry
lis to invest your money where you know
lit is safe and will bring you big returns.
This means Monument Annex lots. The.
city is building westward to Monument
Annex fast. Buy quick and get quick and
big returns.
Street. at once
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-07-10

Saturday. In the future the Billikens
will be managed by j. j. Creamer.
Phone Madison 1864. T. C. Rickette
has resigned.
Score by innings: RH E.
Billikens 30oo22'o0 2--s Is 2
c. c. A ..0000102 00-3 4
Batteries: Whitfield and Creamor.
Evans and Gregory.
Summary: Two-base hits-Bransford
(2). Whitfield Three-base hit--Fry.
Stolen bases-Boscher ca, French.
Base on balls-Oft Evans, i. Struck
ot.t-By Whitfield, s.: by Evans. 3. Hit
by pitched ball-By Whitfield. 3. Pass
ed ball-Gregory. Empires. Smith and
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posed Of Then it was announced that
Congressman Lamb and Judge Wick

ham were present.
The usual 1--WE have with us to-
night Captain Lamb and Judge Wick
ham took place. It was then ex-
planned by one of the members that it
would be too much exertion for the
two candidates to tell the free and
independent voters why they should
be nominated. owing to such small
number being present. 1t was stated.
however. that If any one else in the
gathering desired to expatiate. he
had that privilege. No one responded.
Then several were singled out and
urged to say "a few words" which
they did-a very few.
It/was decided to send out notices
to the voters that another meeting
would be held on August g. Saturday
before the primary on Tuesday. Aug
ust ., when the candidates would be
asked to speak.
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Leigh street Athletic. Win.

The Leigh Street Athletics defeated
the. Monroes in very interesting
game at Athletics Park yesterday by
the game was the batting of the
whole Athletic team. that of Traylor
deserving especial mention. he having
secured two doubles and a single In
four times up. Both sides fielded eX-
ceptionally well. The Athletics play
the Cubs next Saturday in the Ath-
letics' Park at 1850 p. NJ.
Score by innings: r. II. E.
Monroes ........200 0 1 90 1 o. s 2
Athletics ......3020010 - 10 0
Batteries: Howle and Heiker; Creek
more and Black. Umpire, Mr. Mum.
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Pickpocket. in Goldsboro.

Especial to The s-Bispatch.1
Goldsboro. n. c., July 9.-Severa1
bold attempts were made by highway
men tonight to rob citizens Of their
money by cutting out their pockets
While operating on the street cars.
one of the gang attempted to rob
Conductor Few. who felt the knife as
1t ripped his coat pocket, and made
a dash for the robber. who jumped
from the car and disappeared into the
Idarkness.
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MEMORIALS TO DANIEL.
Eulogies of Dead Senator Will Be Dell
cred BEFORE State Courts.

Eulogies of Dead Senator VIII Be Deliv-
cred Before State Courts.
Especial to The Times Dispatch.
Lynchburg. Va, July 9-Final arrange
ments have been completed for the pre-
sentation of memorials and eulogies on the
wick Daniel to the three local courts and
to tho Supreme Court of Appeals of Vir-
ginia.
committee of the Lynchburg Bar Associa-
ton, composed of George e. caskie. n. C.
Manson. Randolph Harrison and j. Ttnsley
Coleman.
( Next tuesday has been set apart as the
time for these aulosies in the Corporation
Court, where the memorials will be pre-
sented by George E. Caske.
At the next term of the Circuit Court
of the city they Will be presented by Mr..
Coleman. Mr.. Manson will present them TO
the United states District Court at Its
term here next September, and Mr. Harri-
son has been designated for the same duty
before the next session OF the Supreme
Court.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-07-10
Brooklnnds win Rubber.

In one of the hardest-fought games
of the season the Brooklands won
from the Collegians yesterday in the
ninth inning on singles by Van Pelt.
Goldbach and Stout, Each team having
won game in previous contests. both
went al each other with a vengeance.
using their star batteries. Van Pelt
was on the firing line for the Brook
lands and Hinchman for the Collie
gians. and both did excellent work.
Van Pelt had a shade the better of
his opponent, however. allowing only
scattered hits. Hinchman pitched great
ball until the ninth. when he weaken
ed and the Brooklands punched hits
and won out. Goldbach and Bower
played great ball, ,accepting many DIFF
ficult Chances and making good pegs
to first Stout caught in fine style
and won the game by his single in the
ninth inning. The Brooklands have
strengthened their team considerably
and expect to lose few contests from
now on.
Score by innings: RH.E.
Brooklands 100000 2-5 8 4
Collegians .000o2 O0-4 8
Batteries: Van Pelt and Stout; Hinch-
| man and Bowe. Umpire. Cullen.
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SOUTHERN LEAGUE

AT Atlanta: Mobile. o; Atlanta: i.
(Called end Of eighth to allow Mobile
to catch train.
At Nashville: Montgomery O; Nash-
At Memphis: New Orleans, s; Mem
gnhis q
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CHURCH HILL S. S. LEAGUE.
stnndlng of the clubs.


VuIIVHf NteVH 1SuFtsfHf
James defeated Fulton Baptist yester
day by the above score. In the fourth
two hits, two errors and two wild
throws netted five runs for Fulton
st James then settled down and bat
ted out victory Belts and jenkins
lead in batting and base-steAing for
ST James. Corprew and Harrelson
featured in the field. Every man Sc.
cured hit for st. James.
Score by innings. R--H. E
ST. James ...a0opo231o-s is 4
Fulton ........-o0 050100 o--o 6 ;
Batteries: Griggs and Belts: Hamp.
ton and Hampton. Umpire. Mr.. Hicks
Attendance, $50.
on No. / diamond next Saturday.
Broaddus VS.. Fulton. No. 2. Union
Station VS.. Hasker, No. 8.
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nan. Colonel E. D. Cole. c. w. Jones. S.
G. Wallace. David Hirsh, T. N. Brent.
DR.. j. Garrett King, General D. D..
Wheeler Henry Danehl. w. S. Embrey.
]. G. Melville. Joseph NJ. Goldsmith. c..
r. Howard, Captain T. M. Larkin. F.
NJ. Chichester A. P. Rowe, NJ. G. Will
lis. ST., G. Frank Timberlake. j. r.
Rawlings, E. j. Cain, T. McCracken.
w d. Scott,
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nillikcn. WIN serIcS.

By Winning from G. G. q. Yesterday
afternoon by the score of s to 8 the
from the G. c. A. aggregation. The
timely batting of Fry and Bransford
and the base-running Of Bransford
Withheld WIFI for six + scattered singles.
While Evans was hit hard and timely.
.Billikens and Weyanokes meet next
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Delegate. to Good Ronds Convention,

Delegates to Good Ronds Convention.
Especial to The Times-Dispatch.l
fredericksburg. Va, July 9.-Mayor
Fl, Lewis Wallace has appointed the
following delegates from this city to
tho National Good Roads Convention,
which meets at Niagara Falls. July rs,
90 and so: Captain M. B. Rowe, L. ii.
Harris, Henry Warden. W, 4. Bran
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-07-10
nronddus, q, Union stntIon. i.

In a fast and exciting game Broad
dus defeated Union Station yesterday
by the score of to ! on lakewood
Field. The feature OF the game was
the pitching OF Coalter for Broaddus,
he having fourteen strikeouts to HIS
credit and only allowing two hits.
Score by innings: R.-H. E
Union Station 20 OIL 0O-1 !
Broaddus .....1 2O00o01 s--4 10 .
Batteries: Royand Tignor; Coalter
and Cnenault
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On Amateur Diamonds

Mescoes home run in the ninth was
the batting feature OF the game
Score by innings: R.H e.
Weyanokes ...1110010o 81 s 3
Batteries: Corr and Redwood: Hui
cher, onesty and Mescoe Umpire
Beck.
The weyanokes play the Billikins
next Saturday.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-07-10
HUGH R. SM| H
DIES AT HIS HOME
Commissioner Of Revenue and
Honored Citizen OF Peters
burg.
Times-Dispatch Bureau.
100 North Sycamore Street,

Petersburg, Va. July 9.
Captain Hugh r. Smith. Commits
sioner of Revenue for this city, and
one of Petersburg's most honored citi-
zens. died this afternoon shortly be-
fore 8 O'Clock at his residence on Pine
Street. His illness was of but few
hours duration, and his death was a
great surprise and shock to the COM
munity in which he was universally
known and respected.
Captain Smith was born in Peters,
burg sixty-nine years ago, and res
sided In the city all of his life He
was q. man Of sterling worth and rec
titude Of character, a true type of the
Virginia gentleman and 9 devout
Christian. He leaves. besides his wild
ow. three children. Hugh r. and Ma
ME d. Smith, of Petersburg. and Mrs.
j. M Cliff, Of Richmond; two broth
ers. James, Sof Columbus, Ca, and Ar
chic G., Of Dinwiddie county; three
sisters. Mrs. Benjamin Harrison, Mrs.
Ann Smith, OF Petersburg, and Mrs.
Bette VI Glass, of Shelbyville, KY
Captain Smith served throughout
| the War Between the States In the
Twelfth Virginia Infantry, Mahones
Brigade. and made an honorable rec
| ord as soldier. He was postmaster
under Cleveland's administration, and
/ 1Orf some years pdSl 41ttu iASASA IAAo toiiAS-
Of Commissioners of Revenue for this
city. He was president Of the Peters
liburg Benevolent Mechanic Association.
mast master of Powhatan Starke
Lodge OF Masons, and a very active
member of that and other secret or
ders; and was past commander OF A. =.
Hill Camp of Confederate Veterans.
He went with the camp to, Springfield.
Mass. to enjoy the hospitalities or
Wilcox Post, G.. A. r.. and returned
home Thursday evening in good health
and greatly delighted with his visit
Yesterday he was out greeting MS
friends. He was taken Ill about mid
might, and remained unconscious until
| the hour Of his death. WillcoX Post
was notified of his death this after
l5noon.
New Petersburg Corporation.
r. Certificate of the incorporation OF
the Andrews Caoutchouc Paving Brick
Company, Inc, has been recorded IN
1.-The clerks office. The capital stock
lis to be not less than 100000 nor more
than 100000, and the objects are to
manufacture and sell the Andrews
caoutchouc paving hrick, The officers
named are: President, M. p. Andrews;
i iVice-President I. II, Holt: Secretary
land Treasurer, II. o. Strailman all OF
this city.
Bids To he Opened.
Bids for the erection of the seven
story steel building Of the PETERSBURG
Benevolent Mechanic Association, a.
the corner Of Sycamore and West Taht
Streets, are to he opened on the 18th
Inst IT Is understood there are sis
or seven biddara for the work. COM
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Personal Notes.

DR.. Clarence j. Dalton has gone 10
Philadelphia to enter on his duties rs
inferno at the Orthopaedic Hospital,
He Is a graduate of the Medical Col-
lege Of Virginia.
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ing from Richmond. Norfolk and Pc
tersburg. The plans and specifications
for the building were furnished by
Chas Kevan PEBBLES, of Norfolk.
Sent On for Felonious Cutting.
In the Police Court this morning
Chas. Brown, negro, was sent on to be
tried for murderously assaulting and
cutting Emmett Gill, colored. some
weeks ago. Gill was nearly murdered,
receiving wounds that almost cost him
his life.
I General News.
Alexander Wilson, one Of the oldest
merchants in the city. is recovering
from an illness of several months du-
ration.
The Methodists Of Dinwiddie arc
erecting neat church at Carsons, At
cost of $4,000
There have been no sales of loose
tobacco at the warehouses in this city
during the past two weeks, beyond
| a few small, struggling lots. The to-
tai sales for the season to date are
100000 pounds
Judge j. F. West has been hearing
| dispositions to-day in the chancery
cause to GUST Pastor ELI Tartte and his
faction from possession and control of
| the Harrison Street (colored) Baptist
Church.
Personal Notes.
Rev. Fl. p. dalton, a former mer reliant
Of this city, but who was some time
ago ordained to the Baptist ministry
will preach twice here to-morrow-a'
Grove Avenue Church in the morning
and at the First Church in the eve
ming.
A telegram received last evening
announced the sudden death at Eas
stroudsburgS Pa, of William P. Tai
mage. who has a number Of near rela'
tives in this city.
Misses Margaret. Catherine ant
Frances Brady, daughters OF the late
Colonel James D. Brady. have removed
from this city to Richmond to live.
The board of stewards Of Wesley NJ
p. Church has granted their pastor
Rev. W.. 7. "A. Haynes. a vacation O
1.-TWO weeks. which he will spend In tn.
mountains.
DR., Clarence j. Dalton has gone Il
Philadelphia to enter on his duties rs
inferno at the Orthopaedic Hospital
He Ia Rraduate of tha Madical Col.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-07-10

The Pirates defeated the Swans in
an exciting game on Byrd Park dia-
mond yesterday afternoon by the
score of 5 to L. The features of the
game were the fielding of the whole
Pirate team and the batting of Hol-
land, Woodbridge and Southwark. the
latter making home run. The Pr
rates desire a game with any team
in the city from eighteen to twenty
years OF age. Call Madison 2507. c. B.
Southwark
Score by innings: RH.E
Pirates ........201ooo11 Z 9
Swans ..0l000000O OIL 4 z
Batteries; Terry and Long; Phillips
and Melton. Summary: Two base hits
Woodbridge. Home run-Southward.
Struck out-By Phillips, s; by Terry. 6.
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St. Andrews, 4; Cubs, 3.

The fast st. Andrews won their
fifth straight game Yesterday by de-
feating the Clubs by the score Of
a TO 8. The feature Of the game for
for st. Andrews the batting OF Kendler
and pitching and batting of Morgan.
st. Andrews would like to get games
with the Wizards or Oak Groves for
next Saturday on the st. Andrews
diamond.
Score by innings: r.
Cubs ...............001 q 0 90 20-S
st Andrews .s.6...... o 90 4 o o o 0 0--4
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weyanokea Defeat Tigers.

weyanokes Defeat Tigers.
The Weyanokes easily defeated the
Tigers yesterday by the score of to
2. Hulcher started to pitch for the
Tigers, but was wild. Nesty, who
5cially in the ninth inning. when four
hits counted for three runs. The, fea-
ture Of the game was the pitching OF
Corr for the Weyanokes. He did not
Tigers down with three hits. He
also led in batting for, the WeYanokes
with a single and double. Napier. for
1.-The Weyanokes. and Moran, for the
Tigers, Yielded in professional form
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sidney Stars WIN.

The Sidney Stars defeated the Eagle
baseball club yesterday by the score
OF S to 5. The features Were three
pitched good ball, and but for errors
the score would not have been so
bad.
Score by innings: R.H. E.
Stars ...........l O01O06 5
Eagles % 0 02 2 0 000-4 8 8
Batteries: Deasy and Carter; Thorp
and Davis; Empires. Willis and Chill
dress.
The Sidney Stars play the Wizards
at Meadow Park next Saturday.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-07-10
yirrinInnn Win.

The virginians. defeated the Wood
land Stars In an interesting game yes
terday by the score Of 8 to s. The
features of the game were the pitching
OF Mauck and the batting OF Arnall
and Jones for the Virginians. Garrett
and Fuller played a good game for
Woodland.
Score by innings: RH. E.
Virginians .....211 003 o - IL 4
Stars ........ 0 0 0 06 0 0 0-6 s
Batteries: Mauck and Miller: Dennis
and Garnett. Summary: Two-base
htts-Arnall (2o. Jones Fuller and
Dennis. Home run--.Mauck. Struck
out-By Mauck, ~; by Dennis. TO- Base
on ball---Mauck. 2: by Dennis. 5.
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Score by innings: r ID. p.
Skreemers ...t..2 o Q Q 9 90 @ 2
Battle Axe ~. 4 90 90 Q o o0---1 9 3
Batteries: Robinson and Grasber
ger; Boehling and Boehling. Umpire,
Mr. Hogan.
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Hnsker, 8, r.. n. Y. NJ. G. A., 4.

Hasker, 8, n. II. Y. NJ. G. A., 4.
Hasker Memorial defeated r r.
T. M. c. A. yesterday in one sided
game by the above score. Luck's
pitching for Hasker was the feature.
he striking out twelve men.
Score by innings: R H. E.
Hasker l2a1s0ooo-8s 10 /
Y NJ. c. A. 800 o 90 0oo0-1 8
Batteries: Luck and Shelton; Muir
ply and Iron.
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skrcemers rs. hattie Axe

The Skreemers won their ninth
straight game yesterday by defeating
the strong Battle Axe team in one OF
the most exciting games ever played
on Byrd Park diamond. Robinson's
great pitching with men on bases was
too much for the Battle Axe sluggers4
A wonderful catch by Saracino of a
line drive off Strains bat in the ninth
inning saved the game for the Skreem-
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Pirates Win.

. weyanoKes play the Billikins
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-05-06
REAR ADMIRAL
 ADAMS RETIRES
Veteran Sea Fighter Closes
 Service of 21 Years

WASHINGTON, D. C., May 5.-By operation of law Rear Admiral James D. Adams, commandant of the naval station at Charleston, S. C., was placed on the retired list today. He is a native of New York, but was appointed to the navy from Mississippi in 1864. He has had over twenty one years ser vice at sea and about the same amount of shore duty. He reached the grade of rear admiral in 1908, and has been stationed at Charleston since January, 1909 His retirement results in the pro- motion of Captain W. R. M. Sutherland to the grade or rear admiral.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-05-06
AN INVITATION

On Monday afternoon at 3 o'clock, Henry R. Pattengill, a prominent east ern educator and lecturer, will address the teachers of Globe at the central school building.
 The subject of his discourse will be, "Inspire or Expire,' a theme appli- cable not only in pedagogics, but in the business world as well. A cordial invitation is extended to the public at large and to those interested enough to attend, rare treat in original and inspiring thought is promised