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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-06
PLACE NJ MORALS
IN CARE. {. OF women
Pennsylvania Battlefield Connr1is-
sion Addresses Petersburg
Association.
TRUST is ACCEPTED
Brunswick County Man Held Up.
and Robbed by
Negroes.
Ttmcs-Dispatch bureau,

Petersburg Va, March 8.
The Ladies' Memorial Associationo OF
Petersburg, the Oldest organization OF
its kind did graceful aud patriotic
act last evening. assuming, in com
pliance with a request Of the Battle
tleld Commission of Pennsylvania, as
a sacred trust the care of tho Penn
sHlvania monument ut Fort Malone
and the marker at Fort Steadman
Division, Ninth Corps, OF the Army OF
the Potomac,
81, These memorials to the valor OF the
PENNSYLVANIA troops, as is Well known
We're unveiled and dedicated on the
18th of last May with Imposing ccre-
monies, including addresses by Pres-
dent Taft, Governor Stewart, OF Penn
sNlvana, Governor Swanson, OF Wiz.
lGtnla and others, tho occasion. with
the reception in honor Of tho President
and other distinguished visitors. being
one of the most notable events in the
history OF our city,
At a Very largely attended mectinr
OF the Ladies' Memorial Association
last evening letter from Isaac h.
broWn, president of tho Pennsylvania
Battlefield Commission, under whose
auspices tho monument and xnnarkcr
Wero erected. was read. The letter
Was addressed to the president OF tho
association. and expressed the feeling
or the commission that this monument
commentaries the yalor OF the Ameri.I
can soldier, whether Union or Con-
tehefalc IN That most stupendous
struggle for supremacy in the War
Bet"oen the states of tho American
Union, N Which all were actuated by
iioiieSt 5conyctons and are entitled 10
resiprocal and mutual respect,
;, NY Brown Says that tho law OF.
i,ennsylvania ny which the Battlcfiell
MAS Great cd and authorized
:" cree me monument anos marker.
Sproyloes for their permanent care and
!, seems q necessity that this care
s.uulu nc placed IN the lands az some
association In Petersb,rr.N an ac-
5 :, y, tie liniltloss Kindness shown
49, 49, assistance rendered tho commits
W. ~ ~ M. TIN Camp of Ccnfederatc
'e'efahs at the unwilling Of tile traonu-
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Mr.. Taggart lose $40 at roulette he
was mistaken in tho man. AS Mr.. Tag.
CART and Mr.. Miller have known each
other good many years. and have a,
times been pitted against each other
!, In the political game. II Will be simply
question for the jury as to which OF
the witnesses is mistaken in his tes-
timony. Mr.. Miller sworc that he saw
MT. Taggart playing roulette: Mr..
Iagsart Will swear that he was not
playing. and there you are.
On direct examination yesterday Mr..
Miller gave the names of a number OF
prominent men he had seen about the
gambling rooms. and Mr. Kern, in
cross discrimination, asked him if he
had given all the names. Mr.. Miller's
reply was that he thought lie had.
In looking through his note book.
however. he found the names of Eu-
gene Case and i. Wood Wilson. which
had been overlooked.
This man j. Wood Wilson, whose
manic you accidentally overlooked In
Your testimony. lives in the same
county as you do?, asked Mr.. Kern.
HE does
and no lives there yet?"
Yes, sir
DO YOU belong to the same poll
5tical party?"
yes, SIR.
And YOU have worked with him In
politics for years?"
II have"
Yes, that is what I thought" re.
marked Mr.. Kern.
Returning to the question of playing
the slot machines. Mr.. Miller testified
that tho only times he has played tho
machines during the last fow years
was in tho Office at the hotel at Lake
Wawasec.
Did you report that to the Cover
nor Of 1ndlana2" asked Mr.. Kern
II did not
After that answer Miller was cxcus-
ed and Detective Buck Fletcher, OF
Winchester, was called.
Employed BY Governor
MT. FLETCHER was employed by the
Governor to investigate the gambling
at West Baden and French Lick. Mr..
FLETCHER testified that he saw gam
bling paraphernaia in the cas,noi
building and saw gambling going on.
lie said at the casino he saw Edward
Kelly, Of Waynetown: Harry MilIer.ofI
and Edward Gottleobc. OIL
Aluncie. These names he reported to
Governor Hanley.
. lold You see any women playing at !
the casino?' asked Assistant Attor-
ncy-General Thompson.
Yes, | saw several women gamb
ling"
In answer to Mr.. Kern. Detective
Fletcher said he was paid So dayi
and expenses for his services. Hell
drew about 500 from the State treas
ury. During the six days that he was
at French I.icl; Mr. Fletcher testifedI
that lie did not sec Thomas TaggartE
about the place ut all.
Mr.. Kern tried to inpeach parts OF |
MS oral testimony by reading his de-
p ,s. and showing there were some |
a,ilerenccs' but the discrepancies were
slight.
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MAsoNs HOLD cELEDnATIoS..
Edwards Lodge, of stony Creek, IN
stalls officers for 310IO o. w

Edwards Lodge, OF stony Creek, In-
stalls Officers for 1910.
,d lspee y, to The mcs.Dlspatch.l
Lodge, No. 30S, a. r.. and a. NJ. \ of
Stony Creek, was dedicated here la ST
evening ahesf,ore q larEe and srepresen-.
District Deputy Grand Master OF Bis.
triot No. 90, presided. Z
The officers for NC, as follows. were
lanes Blanks, a Past. District Ioepnty
Grand Master, presided W. Il. Prince.
master; p, II. Jurratt, senior warden:
M. B. Collins, illnior5warden;8S. IT. Win-
o. w. sutherland, senior deacon; r, j.
jackson. giunto d ca con-; Rev. II. Nr. I'D :
wards. chaplain; j. r.. Ward, tilel; i.
II. NLorrls,S cnlor steward; & d. r. Mayes,
Junior stewar d.
After the installation, the members
and visitors adjourned to the banquet
halls where a asunptuous repast had
been spread. Right NYorshipfill Broth
or James sR, Blanks, Past District s1oep-
3uty Grand MASTER tod as tonstmaster,
ton . u
Among the most ENJOYABLE features
Of the evening We're seYern solos BY
Miss Janet e Freeman. Who was re-
a ias ceFea Tah
rendering two beautiful voca duets:
Worshipful Brother Rev, IT, NI,, I'd 4
wards nddrosscd the audience on .'"ro
thc8s0nleers OF This Lodge Rev.
Brother I, q. l3abcocls spoK on lie.
Secret Orier.'' Brother r. T.. Moss;
gave q toast on MASONRY and ITS
Duties" b II nj r.
Among the visiting brethren, I'm M y
Mltinn 70 those named, were Brother
James ~ nnnbs, az Teieir,ss h,irgs. sroth-
iera ~, ll,5 Goodwin and Srhrell. of Elm
n'o u ,i ansl $, sholt,8of lawrence
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observation-disclosures

.tsrecial 10 Tho Times dispatch. y.
Norfolk, Va, March So very Quiet
wedding was}.solemnized at tic res
idence Of AGr.3and Mrs; w. A.,IIerron,
in Thirty-siNth street, Park Place, this
afternoon. when their daughter. Miss
J, B. Heron, became the bride OF
~ ". Carroll, of sumter S. c. The
ceremony Was performed by the Rcv
y, " carroll, OF Tanners Creek, Va,
iulher OF the groom, Af,ers the core.
n"ny the couple left.for H. two weeks,
.rin TO Miami, Ella, On their return
lles WI make sumter, $. c., their
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-06
MooNsHlNE OUTFIT SEIZED.
Most Complete still Taken In Many
Years In North Carolina.

Fayctteville, ~ G, March 5.MFour
United States revenue ofticers-Down-
Ing. Pool. Holland and Sloan--and
sheriff ". a. Watson, yesterday seized
the most complete rnoonshine outfit
captured in North Carolina in many
years. and succeeded in taking two
operatorss-Grant Pearson and Hob
Davis, negroes. The still was situated
lust inside OF the Harnett county line.
IN famous moonshine section. III
which Revenue Officer Reece was shot
Two years ago. Il
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\ committee ON Roads and Internal Nayira
| ton. II has been postponed until io.rnor
row AZ O'Clock. a number or comnore !sl
arass are to be present 10 urge fsy-
orao!e repor, ON this bill. which requires
conductors 70 accept mileage from inter-
changeable books. instead OF making hi,
york done a the Offices by the ascnts.3 MOI
only the travellers. hut tho railway aren.,
favor the bill. a letter has been writer, b.
a leading agent, In which ho strongly urge,
Tho passage OF tho measure. He says thar
inc present scheme greatly complexities tho
work at the railroad stations, since acenty
can sci Twenty local tickets while they arc
pulling one set OF coupons Some of lilo
faiiroads, he SAYS. want the Law passed.
while others object on tho ground that con-
Guctors who are dishonest VIII haul passeH-
gers long distances and pill short mileage.
VERY embarrassing situations arise. II IL
said, because OF disputes and deiays between
agents and tho travelling public.
'.ts happy .wo boys" was tho phrss.
which Judge seiden Lonsley aud Captain
Baldwin used to cypress their delight when
state Normal school Tor Women at Rad
ford. These TWO advocates of that I1oas-
tnre are from RaIford. and have watchc,,
Its progress. as tenderiys and carefully as u
mother watches her child. The way they
talk about what ionE-felt need II fills and
what Radford is gons 10 do for The school
would make Dabney write-up OF the future
OF Richmond read like n dry essay OF the
ancient Greeks.
There was no pull OF gloom ha ns.tis over
the Senator's yesterday, They laughed heart
lily about the suggestion that thaY wera
committed to their pollticai funerals he
cause they voted thus and 30 on tho State
wide prohibition bill II there was any
thing In the whole chamber that suggested
the mournfuincss o. the tomb Il WAS tho
cluster of white carnations that rested upon
The top OF The desk OF Senator ..troac pa
tron OF the measure
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N0ELL ADMITTED no RAIL,
Ahnsrn Printer of bogus Coupons 10,

Especial 10 ,rhe Times. pisra,. Il, (, En-
sonth Boston Va, MARCH, 5.ILanc
n a one 81 the alleged Pledmont.
lf"Npon forgers, who Mns refused bail
y, ~ I'm Mayer shephsrd ~ iris place last
~ 5000 by Jude l'arksdale, al IIons.
ton, Tonight. A ~ ~ ~ -
rhhornton's father, az ;Sanyille, also
applied for ban for his On, hut VAS
r p,d m the grounds that Com
Vas IN Richmond, /. He could ntt ,y graz
me hail but tire probabilities are ,hnt
,, Up I,,le,ailoh VIII again be made npon
| Bonldin,s return, strong connse a. a.
asp.sete ~ from Danvllle tosinorrow IA
I assiAl = hofAton IN securing bail, -.
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Piles Quickly
Cured at Home
Instant Relief, Permanent Curc-Triai
i'ncknsc Mnt'c,i Free 10 All III
Plain Wrapper.

i'Rcknsc Nailed Free 10 All IN
l'lain Wrapper.
Piles is a fearful diseases, but easy
9 to cure II you go at it right.
An operation With the knife is dan
gerous, cruel. humiiatins and unnec-
= essary.
There is jtst one other sure way 10
pfiYae$ OF your own holne-it is pyra-
mid Pile Cure.
we mail . trial package free 10.
~ VIM give you instant relief. s,1oX.
soH lhe@iafnlisss, painless nature az
TINS great remedy ana start Won ~ ali
& on ~ t,le way toward g perfect euro. q
ss2 4, ineil you can get a fuil-sizcd box
iInni any druggist for SO cents ,,,,f,
often. one box cures CIV
insist on having what yo, cali for
a8s - the druggist tries TO SAL -
sonethins Just as good Ii is brca,,sa
ne ne makes more money on the substi.
The cure begins al once ana III
lines ,rapidiy until u is complete aud
you can. go right ahead Win vo,,,
tie time. HI ~ "a o'a az
As well worth trying.
3s.. 'llist scnd Your name and aiifIrpse ~
SFyIramid Iorug Company, 9. pyr.rl
mn ma building. Marshall, Mich and
receive s, Tree rec BY return mail the trial
Thousands have been cured in tbia
IN the privacy Of the home. &
-, No knife and Its torturn
No doctor and his hills.
All drug ists, SO cents, Write TO.
M SAy lor q tree package.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-06
| vices will be held each night this week.
Rev. w. n. Laird. D. D.. of Danvillc,
will preach. Professor w. B. Hill win
have charge of the music.

Central Young Mems Christian .Asso-
citation: Rev. J. j: Scherer. Jr., pastor
of the First English lutheran Church.
will speak to men at $3.50 OH The
Other Fellow.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-06
STRIVES To HAV
DEPOSITION READ
State Fails to Get Thomas Tag
CARTS Evidence Before
Court.
Especial to The Timcs.p,snatch

Especial to The Timcs.Dispatch.l
Paoli, Ind, March with tho de-
tense striving hard to block the States
effort to have Thomas Taggart's dep.
osition read at once, the celebrated
case to GUST the French Lick Springs
Hotel Company from tie State was
suspended at noon to-day in order that
the attorneys might get to their homes
for Sunday. It will be taken up again
Monday. and by evening OF that day
1T IS thought the State will have its
direct evidence all in Tho defense
VIII not have many witnesses, most OF
Its testimony being in the shape OF
records that will be read to the jury
The plan Is to show by these records
sthat, even though there was gambling
at the casino. it was without the con-
sent OF the hotel company and that the
company made honest effort to stop it,
and finally succeeded in putting amend
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-06
Lung Trouble.

( I d
After having been afflicted Will, h Sc
rious case Of lung trouble and used many
remedies without rcstllt--in fact, was
unable to do any work whatever Tor two
tnonths--Duffy's Pure Malt Whisky was
recommended and commenced taking
the sane. desire to state that / am en-.
tircly cured, having been pronounced SO
by my physician. This testimonial IS
conscicntiously given and without any
solicitation whatsoever. consider this
the greatest medicine Of the present age,
Waiter Clarke, Blucfeld. w. Va.
Tonic Treatment.
This is to certify that have tried
Duifys Pure Malt Whiskcy, and / have
no l,csitancy to saylthat for a tonic stimu-
liant! !! it las no equal. Not only this, but 1t
is pleasant to the taste and free from the
which, characterize the majority
OF tonic stimnlants which make them SO
undesirable. r. William Anderson,
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Cures Cure La Grippe.

y, cures La Grippe.
used tl Duffy's Pure Malt Whisky
a aver, 2 severe attack Of La Grippe, and
lcneetl.llly testify to tic beneficial effects
resulting thercirom. ] also firmly believe
tl'at It's use as directed will prevent the
recurrence r OF this dread disease. It is an
excellent tonic and the best whiskcy for
use ~ the family that ! know Of w l..
M. Austin, 8 wv. Baker ST., Atlanta, Ga.
Grippe and Pneumonia.
u hereby wish to add my testimonial
to the medical worth Of Duffy's Pure Malt
aWhiskcy in cases where orc is completely
run ,down. from Grippe and Pneumonia. I
lately had attacks Of both, and have never
been so much benefited as BY its use, and
/ chcerfully recommend it as a medicine
to every one. am now il, my 75tl, year,
and have never received such relief. I'll
makes one feel like a new person. Mrs.
M t. Dillon Salem Va
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Vigorous at82.
Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskev

greatest builder and known to edici
the physical and forces cbuds weakened tissues in
wonderful remedy the prevention consumption
pneumonia grippe bronchitis coughs colds asthma malaria low
levers and all wasting weakened and diseased conditions taken as
Y IS invaluable for ovcwoked men, delicate
scky cldren 1T strengthens svse is promoter
Of health and longevity makes the old young and Keeps tc
strong. 4 - 'e
lin need Of advice
d stating your fully
rare common rules for health which
men and all walks Of fe both old
S10 hottie. ~ 1NA's.'' =. ui'ce''
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Doctor Recommends.

: 4
Lam rs years Of age, and am troubled
with dyspepsia and a weak heart. Every
day before meals take dcsscrtspoonful
of Duffy's Pure, Malt Whiskcy In sugar
and water, and get the best results. Your
Malt agrees with my stomach better than
any other malt or rye whiskcy used be-
fore. Your whiskey lisa general tonic and
stimlllant and promoter Of good digcs-
on.'-Dr. Y. CaiIlat, Argos, Ind.
Vigorous at 81.
For about two years / have bcci, using
Duffy's Pure Malt lNhiskcy, and it las
been of great benefit to me. Iwas all rul
down, and debilitatcd, and nothing seemed
to build me up. read in the Boston
Globe about Duffy's Pure Malt Whisky,
and thought it would be just Che right
thing for me, and have foundit so. am
90 years Of age. Warren Cutler, Wo-
burn nv asn X -.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-06
March the Most Trying Month

Dns Strain
aims disasepe ASS"s i'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-06
State Fail. to score.

@ The State hoped to score q strong
point in having the Taggart# deposition
read to-day, believing 1t would wcaken
MS direct testimony later, but the
judges ruling was unfavorab!e. The
principal witness for the defense, Of
course, will be Thomas Taggart. and
he VIII make a strong denial that he
ever sambled at the casino; that when
i, Harry Miller testified that he saw.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-06

Calvary Baptist: Special meetings
each night this week, beginning to-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-06

East End Baptist: Rev. j. d. Meal.
lister, field secretary of the Anti-Saloon
League OF Virginia, will speak on tenn
perance at s p. NJ.
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News Of the Churches
Unless otherwise noted in this column,
services will be held in all OF tho
churches at the usual hours, and b,
tho regular pastors. !,

Grace Street Presbyterian: Rev. Nj.
3. Porter will preach at IL A NJ. and
8 p NJ
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-06

Becadse OF tho debate on the Strobe Dill
tho hearing could not be had Friday aftcr-
noon on the Yarrol bill before the senate
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FREE 10 YOl-hY SISTER ~ :. \. y. 49,, -
am 4 woman. 3. Z
I know ,vo.nan's sufferinga.
I have found the cure.

viii mail. free Of any charge. my home treat.
woman's ailments. want to tell all women about
this my rosder for yourself. your daughter
70 cure yourselves at home without the help 81 =
% %Sst Men omons
better than any doctor. KNOW that my home trsst.
WSnt s safe and sure cure for LeucoThoss O.
rMhitish discharges uceratlon Dspla o.
Periods, Uterine or Ovarian Tumors OF Growtns:
also pains In the head. back and bowels, bearins
the spine, melancholy. desire o cry, not iiashes.
WeariGess, kidney and bladder troubiea where
want TO send you a complete aeI, days treat-
sntteix rss 70 prove e you that can cura
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Monumental Episcopa!: Professor Ben
j. Potter will give a short organ recital
directly after the T. NJ. service. s
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Here g q and z here
. az tie Legislature.
tContinued from Page
stated. is made. but tho codiacation IS bc
licvcd to be desirable : - ~

q bill allowing the judge 10 decide
whether or not he will summon fury from
AGAINST tho municipal corporation Was res
ported fayorably yesterday from. perhaps
ra Their peculiarly, the House COMMITTEES on:
General Laws. -
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a sa ssa S ] e ssss T.:
name and
&ss Ill s' ssss SsI:
sf % ss Hhs9 x ss
home treatment
any SUFFERER sa
the book write today sso0s
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Asbury Place Methodist: Revival SER
vices will open to-nignt and continue
each night this week.
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First Unitarian: Rev. William L..
Lawrence, of Massachusetts. Will preach
1T II a. NJ.
Church of The Covenant: Special ser
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ne brethren, ,in4atl
were Brother
Na.s Brother
Psterslallrs BrOtll-
and Srhrell. ,1f Fin.
llorl,ggof La,Yrence-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-06

Piles IS fearful diseases, but easy
TO cure, II you go at it right
An operation With the knife is dan
gcrons, cruel. lumiiiating and unnec-
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-12-06
george ALDEN At
WEBER ACAOE MY

Talking in rapid-lre manner which
compelled thought of a race against
time. Hon. George D Alden held the
Uhdivided attention OF a large audience
at the Weber academy last evening.
Mr.. Alden furnishing the third num-
Der Of the academy lecture course.
This earnest and talented lecturer
from Boston has lot OF good things
% tell his audience. and he has way
OF telling them which proves highly
Interesting TO his auditors. First Mr.,
Alden drives home a fact and then
tells an interesting story to make his
listeners laugh, but unknown TO you
at the time. it impresses that fact all
the more secure.
His entire discourse was punctuated
With brilliant, salient remarks which
Will be remembered by all who lis
tended TO his SPLENDID lecture. Choos-
Ing no subject in particular, he dritted
along the highway of moral improve
nIcnt and viewed the landscape from
all angles,
On the subject of religion, Mr., AL
den expressed some new and highly
beneficial opinions According to his
own acknowledgements. Mr., Alden
comes from the old Puritan stock, but
he advances some religious beliefs
that would hardly be consistent with
his forefathers' yisws. But don't be
misled into believing that he is an eX-
ponent Of anything that has been pop
ularly termed the new religion OF TO-
day
Here are some of his rapid.1re shots
OF ha la .
evening,
"A great many people of today are
too busy with some new-fangled afflu-
ence to pay any attention TO the old
fashioned influence.
Some people carry their religion
Ike they do their property-in their
wifeS name"
MANY a man breaches hell on Sun
day and raises 1t the other six days
OF the week"
at doesn't make any difference
about your creed just so your life is
toned with that great harmony of love
ard uprghtness."
You should pin your faith to that
religion which makes You happy and
keeps you smiling not to that which
makes you go around with a long.
sour face"
u wouldn't pass the contribution
box TO some mem bers of The church
unless there was u cash register at
tached.'
IF l was a wife and my husband
claSsed me with washing and sew
ing machine. I'd go one step further In
the mechanical line and make myself
a threshing machine"
There Is too much prosperity
among the rich and too much posterity
among the poor"
Mr. Aldens concluding remarks con-
sisted of some beautiful and inStruc-
tive thoughts on home life. especially
regarding children. He won the lib
eral admiration of all those who lis
tened to his excellent discourse.
Previous to the introduction of the
speaker the academy band rendered
several pleasing selections, and as an
ADDED feature to the musical program.
the hYe@year-old son of Professor
Nichols rendered a cornet solo, accom-.
panied by the oand. The efforts of the
young musician were heartily appre.
iated and he was forced TO respond to
an encore.
The next number of the lecture
course is w. l.. Hubbard. who viii ap-
pear here on January H.