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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-21
HOW FLORIDA JUSTICE
KEPT IN BACKGROUND
For Months Attorney and Judge Has Listened Police Court Pro
ecedings Without Allow ing His Identity o be
kno wn.

Having practiced law for NOR
than quarter of a century and pre-
sided as Judge Of the police court in
his home town for a decade, it is hard
moi for Mr. Charles II. Edwards. IS
years old. to separate himself from
the life he knew for so long, and his
daily pastime In Richmond is Wit
Messing the many cases heard before
Justice John ]. Crutchfeid in police
court. and the more intricate matters
that are discussed in the higher
courts.
Mystery surrounded the appearance
every day In court Of the aged gentle
man. a distinguished appearing char
acter who always occupied seat be-
hind the railing IN the space allotted
to attorneys No one knew him. Re-
porters inquired his name and court
attaches shook their heads and said
they would like TO know. took. Jus
tict Crutchfield was appealed to. He
did not know his visitor. But I'd
Hike to know him, he remarked. -
And forthwith went the newspaper
men to interview Mr. Edwards He
is q most aftable gentleman. Outside
of the two reporters who saw him
there are none in the city hall who
have had the pleasant of meeting the
gentleman.
II came here from my home In
Eustis. Lake county, Fla, about 9
I year ago" said Mr.. Edwards wher
questioned MY daughter. Mrs. Stan
rey Chiles lives at 405 East Cana
street and | am visiting her. I liked
Richmond so we'll that have remain
cd on and may stay here for a while
/ longer.
For more than thirty years l prac-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-21

Convincing argument that all dogs
should be muzzled. at this season OF
the year was furnished Thursday
morning, when Mr.. Emmett Taylor
agent for the Society for the Proven
ton of Cruelty to Animals, shot four
CANNES that gave evidence Of rabies.
He also killed cow that some be-
iieve had been bitten by a mad dog.
Early in the morning OF Thursday
Mr.. TAYLOR was summoned by teie-
phone TO 1919 Hanover street where
O fox terriar was In the throes of n.y.
droph ahia.q The canine was soon put
out OF his misery ana the lives OF chill
dren playing gin the heighborhood
perhaps saved.
Hardly had he finished this Job
than he was called to West Leigh
street. near Smith. where another
dog was suffering from what Is gem
orally known as black tongue" This
disease Is but the forerunner of the
rabies. and It Is said by physicians
that a bite from dog that has the
black tongue" will cause hydropho-
bia. This canine was put out or his
misery and the humane ofIicer started
for his home to breakfast.
Cow Bitten.
In the meanwhile his telephone had
rung again. and this time he was
wanted on Church Hill. a cow In
lot In the rear OF 1914 North TWEEN
ty-ninth street suffering from some
disease that resembled In every way
rabtes. After an examination. 1t was
thought that some mad dog had bit
ten the bovine, and she was killed.
Back from Church Hill Mr.. Taylor
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-21

ticed law in Florida. When the town
of Eustis was Incorporated they made
me the first police justice and this
position ! held for ten years. Every
kind of case was heard. Eustis con-
tinue to grow and is now growing
rapidly. 1t Is town of some twenty
five hundred souls now. Growing
tired of passing upon the destinies
of all the sinners. l relinquished the
position and attended to my law
practice through the State.
Il am now seventy eight years old,
and am in perfect health. The great
est pleasure / find liz In watching the
proceedings of the court. No, don't
talk TO many people, for l would
rather think out the fine points In
law. Often / hear testimony that ap-
pears to me strange and then I think
Of some case that have defended or
prosecuted that is analogous. A law
yer, my young friend. labors under
a nervous tension all hte time When
he can retire II gives him real pleas
tire to look on in an unbiased way
and wonder occasionally what he
would do were he on one side or the
other. That's why | come up here
Mr.. Edwards pays the strictest at
tention TO all cases that are heard
Versed in law as he is he finds a
peculiar delight in listening to cases
That the ordinary layman Is not al
all interested In.
Mr.. Edwards will be introduced tc
Justice Crutchfield by the reporter.
who write the happenings of thai
court. The One John has been liz.
norant OF the fact that he has fol
months been entertaining a man who
held a position similar to the one he
has filed for SO many years.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-21
FOUR MAD DOCS KILLED
BY AGENT EMMETT TAYI. OR
Convincing Argument That All CANNES Should Be Mizzed Fur
nished Thursday Morning lx Mde-Awake Official

had to return to Sheppard street. in
the vicinity OF the Soldiers Home,
where dog was mad. This was q
small dog. and had been the pet OF
a lot OF children. 1t was Swapping
at every one and everything when the
officer arrived. He used hts fourth
bullet for the morning, and the dog
was put out Of harms way.
Loss than half an hour afterwards
1t was reported that a mad dog was
running loose near Thfrtieth and M
streets. and the Cruelty to Animais''
agent hurried again 10 the East End.
The wonder Is that the canine did
not bite some OF the people who we're
on the street at the time. II was i'm
possible to get the. dog away from
the house, and 1t was killed on the
street.
In each case the CANNES were SUI
fering, or had suffered. from the
dreaded dog disease, black tongue. ;"
That the COW had been bitten by some
dog with the rabies there il little
doubt In the ninds OF those who
have acquainted themselves with the
disease.
Mr. Taylor, along With many other
people OF the city, II q strong advo-
cate OF an ordinance that win compel
owners of dogs to keep them mug
zled. Within the past week or SO
several cases have been reported to
the police OF vicious dogs attacking
people, and one very tragic death
has been the result OF rabies.
Conncilrnen will be asked. Il u GER
tain. to consider such i measure al
its next regular meeting
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-21
BONE Up AND PASS
THEIR EXAMINATIONS

ANNAPOLIS, MD, July 2I.--Mid-
shipman Howard A. Flanagan. of New
York. and Charlton II Battle. of Geor-
sta, members of the first class who
failed In their June examinations were
given their diplomats. having passed
their re- examination Flanagan was as
signed to the battleship Connecticut
and battle to the North Carolina The
diploma Of the Cadets Thos.. Dickinson
OF Kentucky, and Herbert Reese cher, of
oregon, who were re-examined last
month are still held M
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-21
ALDERMEN WILL
DISCUSS DOCK CLOSING

There is determination on the part
OF the city government to forestall the
filling in of the city dock and the mat
ter will be carried before the State
Corporation Commission in an effort
TO prevent this step. A meeting OF the
board of aldermen was called Thursday
by President Robert Whittit. Jr to be
held Monday night at O'Clock to take
steps in this direction.
The aldermen. it is understood, wish
to concur In the action of the common
council In adopting a resolution In
structing the city attorney to go be-
fore the commission to oppose the CLOS
ing of the dock
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-21
FEMALE STACKS
PUT UNDER BAN
Campaign Begun in New York
Against Lady Putfcrs by
League.

NEW YORK, July Ell think II
an outrage That wsmen or type OF
Alice RoesepeIt-Mrs Nicholas Long
worth hand Miss Eleanor Sears, the
Boston society leader. smoke ciga
rrttes and encourage the hebit. to the
aeatf4 ~ s4ss4 thy ttets4t=i4 EtFi SHE he
lieves ii smart to follow their vile
example, said Miss Lucy Page Gas
ss.E: 81 cAAstaaze, fy,ssfft4e~ of the sftti-
cigarette ieaEise of America. TO
United Press reporter az the Hotel
Martha Washington, where she is
making her headquarters f1r her New
York campa gn.
Miss CASTOR, declared that ctSa-i
rette smoking prevails to an ssronish.
sng extent among college girls socfet1
women, actresses and women in gen
eral She SAYS she wiz address a let
ter 81 reproof 10 Miss Sears whom
she considers the spokesNoman Of
cigarette smoking women and that
committee al the league will visit
Mrs Longworth with anti-cigarette
literature and arguments
Follow With Visit
IL Missr Sears pays no attention to
g97s fctter. said Miss CASTOR. shaft
pay her q visit as I expect to so 70
Boston shortly i shall try. with the
aid ef the league. to reform cigarette
smoking women and should like 10
start on Miss Sears and Mrs Long
worth We wj3i aise - after the
boys
How aboat reforming the men ."
oh that's toe big a proposition
fer n1v~eE. or the league tust vet
But with the women it'R different. Do
object to women smoking In private
Certainly. ] object 10 them smoking at
all
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-21
BOARD TO sTRAIGHTEN
BRISTOL SCHOOL TANGLE

Bristols school tangle will probably
be Strengthened out by the State board
OF education at its meeting at the
Capitol Thursday night
For several weeks the superinten-
dent of school and the school board
nave been at right angles because
OF reduction OF the teachers sala-
ries and dismissal Of all men in
structers. Both sides agreed to sub
nit the row to the State board.
The board will also dispose OF some
ODDS and ends Of the school book bust
ness which engaged it's attention for
many hours two weeks ago.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-21
BOARD TO DECIDE
ON RANGE PLANS

A meeting OF the State military
board viii be held at the capitol Mon
day night. The board will probably
accept the recommendations made by
x X. v. Casey, an expert on rife.
ranges. with regard to the plan OF
mapping out the State militia range
at Virginia. The cost OF eauipping
grading and putting the range Ia
good condition will be about SIS, eco,
which ts available at present
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-21
license Taxes sulI Unpaid.

About $50 professional and business
their license taxes, Summonses have
been issued, and they are cited to
appear in Police Court July 20. About
275 are delinquent in paying State
taxes. Those who do not pay up will
have to go In the Hastings Court A
conviction means the payment of the
taxes. plus the costs OF court.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-21
PARK AGNEW'S ESTATE
IS VALUED AT 100000

ALEXANDRIA. VA, July 2i.-The
will of Park Agnew admitted to pro-
bate leaves his entire estate, valued
at about 100000. TO his wife, Laura
p. Agnew, during her life and directs
that at her death 1t revert to his
children. share and share alike
Should any of hts children die in the
meantime with issue. ne directs that
they receive their parents share. II
TO be held In trust for them until
they reach their majority
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-21
ARE To sTANDARDIzE
SAFETY APPLIANCES
Interstate Commerce Commission
Her Experts Making Thorough
Investigation Of Equipment.

WASHINGTON, n. c. July 71.-An
important work soon to be taken up
by the interstate commerce commits
sion is the STANDARDIZATION OF safety APP
pliances on railroads. a law placing
that duty upon the commission having
been passed by the last Congress.
Ia order to pave the way for action
experts connected with the commits
sion and representatives Of the Master
Car Builders Association are IN daily
conference. They are engaged In elias
ssfginE the problems involved 4H HE
work, setting apart those on which
there will probably he little or no dis
agreernen from the questions over
which contention may he expected
When matters have been shaped &C
that they may be intelligently con-
sidered the commission will gran
hearings. Invitations to attend will b.
ISSUED to railroad offlyials. leaders II
the Brotherhoods Of railway employees
and the car builders
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-21

IHAiNS LEAVE RICHMOND.
n. B,--Followina schedule figures published a.
information and not guaranteed;
sac A.. M.-Daily--Local Tor Charlotte.
lo:45 4. M.-Dally--I iraited-Fos al! points
500 r NJ. -Ex. sundsy--Keysvlle Local.
IL As f.. M.--Dsily--4.iraised, for all. points
South Pullman rsady $50 p NJ
YORK RIVER LINE
4:30 P. M.-Er sun.-To West Pt., connecting
for Baltimore Mon. Wed and Ed.
30 A. M.-Ex. Sun. aud 2:i5 P. M.--Mon..
We'd and Fri.--Local to West Point
TRAIN ARRIVE RICHMOND.
From the South; 200 A. M, $50 p. NJ. daily:
From Wssi Point. 30 A. M. daily; II IS A. NJ
Wed. and Fri; 5]5 P NJ. Ex. Sun.
:. F., BURGESS, d. r. 4.
900 East Main Street Phone Madison 455
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-21

Cars leave Manchester. Seventh and Perry
20, 7, -, e. II, sl2 p. NJ. l, q -, 4. S,
"%3a5. s6, 70, Top NJ.
100 P. NJ for Chester 1900 midnight fos
Carr leave Petersburg foot Sycamore Street.
Sis. e.ss. .+7;l5. .7:ss. s:ss, s:3s, sio3s,
li:aS A. M. 1925, 'l:35. 2:s5. 3;s5. ss:sa 53S.
8:sb. '7:3s, ssss. ea5. sloao, ft.4oP. NJ
sCartses baggage and exprrss
slAnsted excep, sundays and holidays
An cars from Petersburg coarect sifh cars fox
Richmond 49, T
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-21
Murder Trial Begins.

Especial TO The Richmond yirsfnian. }
HARRISoNBURG. July 2l.--Judge
Hass has appointed John Paul and Ed.
G. Martz attorneys to defend the negro
Pink Barbour, whose trial Tor staying
James Lee. July 4. begins to-day. The
negro; who narrowly escaped iyHching
10 penniless. He pleads not guilty.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-21
NORMAL ATTENDANCE Is
LARGEST IN HISTORY

Reports received by superintendent
of Instruction Eggleston show that
the attendance at the summer nor
NAL schools now being conducted
throughout the State Is far better this
year than ever before. There are
1855 teachers attending the schools
5.633 being white instructors
The attendance at each OF the
schools Is as follows:
White-Galax, 1874: Harrisonburg
1916, University Of Virginia, 1896:
Chase City. lea: Big Stone Gap. 294;
Martinsviile, 35s; Newport News, 17b,
winchester, 40: Covington, i76,
Emory. 25S; Fredericksburg, sos;
Farmyilie. az: Luray. SIS,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-21
Plans For Hospital.

Especial to The Richmond virginian.)
HARRIsONBURG, VA. July 2l.--
The trustees Of the proposed Rock
ingham Memorial hospital, have ac-
oepted the plans Of Carneal and John
son, of Richmond.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-21

Especial to The Richmond vfrEinian.
HARRISONBrRG, July 2l.--Robert Is.
Miller. son of John Miller ana Miss
Lucy @. Bowers daughter Of Samuel T..
Bowers, were married last night in New
Market, Shenandoah county, where the
groom is a merchant
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-21
Remnants Of White Goods.

All White Goods Remnants consisting Of plain
fancy lawns, poplins and canon cloth that cold at
10 and 10 lie; reduced to &c.
Those that sell at 20 and CSC will be sold Friday
ct lDc yard.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-21

Four very exceptional Lace bargains are
mentioned here much below regular price:
4sc and 75c Coiored Bands, 25c yard.
This lot consists of Embroidered and Braided
Bands, from to l-2 inches wide in differ
ent colors.
75c Chantilly Nets, 3Sc yard.
40 inches WIDE in cream. olive, white and
burnt orange about six pieces in lot
39c and 48c Colored Nets, II f-2c yard.
Brown old rose, peacock, purple and green
dress nets, from % to 40 inches wide, all TO
go in one lot at II lac yard.
ACC and 7Sc Etamine Bands, 29c yard
to ID inches wide, in white and ecru.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-21
AMONG THE
MILITIAMEN

! Captain G. NJ. wallace, OF Company
! p. First Regiment. has organized q
rife class and each Wednesday and
! Friday night gives theoretical instruc-
ton with the aid of small indoor
range. Many of the enlisted men have
! interested themselves in this work and
/ are gaining considerable knowledge In
the art of properly using their weap-
J ons.
I The Third Battalion, First Regi-
ment. Is now making splendid show =
I ing. The officers and men of this
/ Richmond organization are lending
/ their best efforts to make the four
! companies here the best In the State
and along these lines rapid progress is
being made. Company A has forty
nine men. Company r has nifty eight.
! Company G has sixty. and Company F
leads with sixty-fve.
Lieutenant J, 8. Pratt. Coast Artillery
Corps, L. s. A. wifi accompany the
Virginia coast artillerymen to Fort
ress Monroe next month. having been
detailed as inspector of this Tide
water organization. composed of four
companies. A and Il. OF Norfolk, and
Is anu Y. DI portsmouth.
Because OF the delay of railroads,
the Richmond Howitzers, Norfolk
Light Artillery Blues and Grimes Bat
terry OF Portsmouth, along with the
Fourth Virginia Regiment, will receive
eleven days pay for their Gettysburg
work These commands were many
hours late in returning to their home
stations and In view OF this fact they
are entitled to an extra days pay.
Lieutenant Colonel Charles Fl. Con-
solvo, paymaster- general is now pre-
pairing to distribute the pay of the
Virginia troops
Only the big huskies' Of the three
companies of the Blues battalion will
he selected To go on the marching
contest Saturday week to Petersburg.
Each company will detail eight men
for this work.
Governor Mann has accepted the
resignation of Lieutenant J. A. Taylor.
of Company B. Richmond Light In
fantry Blues An election to fill the
vacancy Will be held shortly.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-21

George Trivis, colored. appeared be.
fore Magistrate 4. J. Puryear IN the
county Thursday, charged with as
saultinK Alfred Holmes another ne
gro He was fined S. and costs.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-21

Governor Mann has accepted the
resignation of Lieutenant J. A. Taylor
of Company II, Richmond Light In
fantry Blues. An election to fill the
vacancy will be held shortly.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-21
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway

600 A. pAily--Fast trains 70 Old Point.
400 ?. Newport News and Norfolk.
7Ao A.-Dails. Local TO Newport News
500 P.--Daily. Local to Old Point.
1900 Noon. Week days Mountain Special to
Hinton"
200 r. Daily 49, Louisville and Cincinnati;
400 T. Palinans.
6;4b P--Dsily. st. Louis Chicago Special"
PuIlmaus.
$50 A.S-Daily -C Charlottesville. Week days
Clifton Forge
s:i5 P.--week days LOCAL to Gordonsville
il45 A.-paily. Lynchburg. Lex. c. Forge
SIS daily To Lynehbcrg and Clifton
Forge.
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND.
Local from East-s2 % A. NJ. $50 p. NJ,
1hrouEh from East-1i IS A. NJ, SIS p. NJ
Local ffum Vests 90 A. NJ, $50 A. NJ, F;2o
r. NJ
Through: 90 A. M, e4sP p. NJ.
James River Line--s35 A. NJ. 800 p. NJ.
*Daily except Sunday
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-21
Bargain Basement News.

All Remnants, Friday Half Price.
All remnants Of Bingham Calico Percale, Cotton,
Cambria, Sheeting, all desirable lengths to be cold
Friday at half price.
1oc DRESS GINGHAMS, 7c.
In stripes, checks and paids of the seasons newest
styles in blue brown pink and red small lot close
out Friday at 7c yard.
ONE TABLE OF 7, AND 1oc GOODS, Sc YARD.
Consisting of White Checked Lawn Ginsham and
other Wash Goods, just few pieces of each; will
sell, Friday at Sc yard
II La AND l5c WHITE MADRAS, toc YARD
32-inch White Madrss, with satin stripes cords and
jacquard figures OF whte, highly meTcerized splendid
for waists, skirts and boys jackets To sell Friday at
lee.
7c TOWELS, Sc EACH.
Large &c size, red borders all perfect; on sale as Sc
each,
Mems Shirts Reduced.
Every Shirt that is the least bit soiled or
out of fold from showing will be marked cheap
tomorrow.
The 81. 90 kind for. ..........,.yec
The Soc kind for observation-disclosures. 2Sc
Mems Pajamas part silk and pongee slightly soiled,
original price from 81. so TO $500; now $3.50.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-21
Ready-to-Wear Garments
at Ridiculously Low Prices

Lirene and Cottonette Suits all well made in the
f %s'f approved styles to sell at 50 CO. S1.96
s rs $50. 5icn and 9ss v ass as" $3.50
Linen Suits in natural or colors the orig
inal prices were from $1,000 to SIT 50; re- Or M
duced to Observation-Disclosures. 6O.UU
Wash Skirts, in white or colors clever styles, al
at wv
Nine styles of White and Coored Waists, some An
trimmed or plain; special, at. ,.........,... 4Jc
A few Sample Waists, slightly soiled from handling
at about half price
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-21


Fine Cotton Foulards, in the real silk foulards de-
signs
10 and 15c VOTES for &c.
Stripes dots and figures, the biggest bargains OF the
season at &c yard
II lac and iSc Cotton Suitines, &C.
100 Racquet Cloth, 15c Bedford Cords IL lac
Like \ Linen, for &c.
f9c Fiaxon, IL lac yard.
Dots stripes, figures and solid colors; Friday at
II lac.
10 and 2Sc Oreandies, Ii lac yard.
Powered and Figured Organdies the 10 and rs
kinds for IL lac.
Zephrys Suitina, &c yard.
Only few pieces left to close out tomorrow at Sc
yard.
~ and Sc Crepes, loo yard.
26c Crepe, plain, in tan, cardinal, blue and brown
about 10 pieces, to close out Friday at 1oc yard.
Two Big Center Tables full Of Wash Goods REM
nanfs, at one-half price for to-morrow's selling
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-03
BACK ADMINISTRATION
AGAINST CORPORATIONS
Improvement Federation Opposes
Referendum Petition in
Lighting Matter

At a meeting of the Federation of
Improvement societies held last even
ing in the chamber of commerce as
sembly hall a motion was unanimously
passed pledging each member not to
sign the referendum petition being cir
culated by the corporations selling
light and power and to do all in their
power to prevent others from signing
such a petition. The members of the
association, after q long discussion OF
electric light rates, came to the con-
clusion that by means of the referen-
dunn the different lighting companies
OF Los Angeles are preparing to keep
light rates at unreasonable and eXorol-
tant figures.
They also passed a resolution com
mending the city council for the stand
1t has taken in the telephone rate cases
and pledged that body moral support.
1t was unanimously decided to for
ward a resolution to the board of su-
pervisors and also to the board of high
way commissioners requesting them TO
advance the work of improving the
boulevard between Los Angeles and
San Pedro as rapidly as possible, as,
in the opinion of the members of the
organization, that road will soon be-
come the most important one in Los
Angeles county.
The Park Employees Improvement
association was admitted to the fed
Grafton and a change in the organlza-
tion's bylaws, creating an executive
committee to consist Of the officers OF
the association and the chairmen of all
standing committees, was authorized.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-03
NEW YORK SOCIETY TO
PRESENT BELL TODAY
Ell Canine Real Association to
Receive Gift

A mission bell, WHICH will mark EEL
Canine Real" the kings highway,
where it passes the Plaza on North
Main street, will be erected and dedi-
Gated tomorrow afternoon at o'clock
by members of the New York State So
ciety, Franciscan fathers and members
of the FL Canine Real association.
The bell is to be presented to the
association by the New York State So
ciety. 1t is similar to others erected
by the association and will be on a
pedestal standing eight feet above the
ground. The program follows:
Presentation of the bell to the Ell
Canine Real association by Francis G..
Haley, president of the New York State
society; reception of the bell by A. M,
Forbes on behalf of the association;
blessing of the bell by the Rev. Father
Resa, c. NJ. F., of San Gabriel mis-
sion; song, America" by 100 children;
acceptance of the bell by Mayor Alex
ander on behalf of the city of Los
Angeles poem, 1.-THE Mission" by Prof.
G.. Lynch; address by the Rev. C. c..
Pierce: song, THE Star Spangled Ban
ner," by Mrs. G.. Gonzales, accom-
panied by the children; patriotic songs
by the chorus; address by Paul j. Nc
COrmack