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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-08-06

Orders Issued for Movement OF
State Troops to Encamp-
ment at Chandler

Movements OF the edslah0ma troops
To Chandler on August VA are pre-.
seribed In general No IL, issued by
the adjutant generals Office. At ehand-
Ter the troops will be in practice camp
from the gath to the 31st, when they
will start for the army maneuvers az
Fort Riley.
Guthrie will be the point of mobili-
zation for these commands: Co. u,
Guthrie; Co. Il. Pawnee: Co. I, Alya;
Co. X, Enid. the signal corps, Black
well The signal corps and and J.
will leave their stations on the 23rd.
Here all the companies named will
take a special on the Rock Island a.
80 p. m, on the 24th. Other com.
panies will be gathered at Oklahoma
City and Madill. TO take special trains,
The companies coming here to join
Co. d will be in town for several
hours and soldier boys will be given
the run OF the town.
Adjutant General Canton and Capt
Taulbee OF Co. d will join their coln.
mands at Fort Riley. They are nov
NJ Camp Perry, Ohio. in rife practice
Major A. j. Niles. United States
disbursing officer. started for Camp
Perry this afternoon to make ar
rangements for transportation OF the
rife team to Fort Riley. The Santa
Fe Is the official route to Fort Riley.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-08-06
UNCLE SANS
SOLDIERS
ENROUTE

Watermelons, peaches and post
cards disappeared very rapidly this
when members of the Tweil-
ty-sec0nd United States infantry liz
vaded Guthrie. Only members of the
first battalion got far from the rail-
way station, but they bought tons
of stuff.
The regiment is moving from Alas
kan posts to Fort Sam Houston, San
Antonio, Texas. A flner-looking lot
Of men has not been seen here. The
soldiers were all stalwart, rosy-cheek-
ed and buoyant and not at all cast
down over moving from semi-arctlc
vigor to the semi.tropical post In mid
summer. There is not sick man, In
the command, and many of them have
complications like babies.
Some of the soldiers have been on
boats or trains since July 2. There
are two inland and four coast stations
in Alaska and the Twenty-second has
been the entire military and police
force of the vast territory for over
two years. There Is not a rookie
in the outfit, all men having served
since 1908. and some for ten years
back. Col. Alfred Reynolds, one OF
the old-timers of the army, Is in COM
mand.
The transport started out from
Nome with the last company on July 5
The command was In San Francisco
barbor for several days. The Santa
Fe was used in the long jump to Tex
as. The trip will end tomorrow.
At the Santa Fe station today the
regmental band put on brief con.
cert, including the favorite marches
and real grand opera selections. The
first section contained headquarters
the band and the first battalion; the
second section had the second bat
talon and the third section the third
battalion. Every company has from
one TO five dogs. picked up along the
way from Skagway to Mulhall.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-08-06
BRINGS
CHURCH 1OO.
/, C0NVERTs
lALA ~
Ho MIRAcULous
ING OF BOY
AVER ?
RELIGIOUS AWAk. Z
FOLLOWS AT KAA !
| wy :, :,
C(
Men and Women, Converts
Because Of Cure, VIII Be
BapNsed Sunday

Kansas City. Mo, Aug. 6--The II.
legged miraculous hea:ing OF Paul Bell
by the prayers OF the congregation
has brought a religious awakening to
the Church of God. Of which his fatn.
er, Rev Eugene Bell Is pastor, ana
100 men and women, converted be.
cause OF this miracle, will be baptised
Sunday afternoon in the swimming
pool in Forest park
Managers of Forest park were ask.
ed for the use of their pool today and
although the sunday business Is heass !
they decided to have the pool cleared
for the wholesale baptism.
Swimmers will be compelled to va-
cate the pool and stand OH bank un.
til the baptismal services are ended.
Rev. BELL To Conduct Services
The Rev. Eugene Bell. whose faith
and prayers with those of his con
gregation are thought to have curo,l
h,s son will administer The baptismai
rite TO the new believers.
Paul Bell was stricken with infal.
tile paralysis month ago. His father
and mother refused to have physi-
cian. They declared the Bible
taught them that healing could bt
done by prayers and they belieyAi
their faith would make him well agal,I
Prayed Each Day
For hours each day they knelt at
the bedside of their son and praye1
tor his recovery. Members OF the
Church OF God. Fifteenth street and
Paramount avenue, Joined with the
parents In their prayers and little
Paul prayed, TOO. and had sublime
faith that he would get well.
Physicians heard OF the case anil
visited the home and pronounced the
disease infantlle paralysis and advls'
ed that doctor be called, but thr
family refused. The boy gradually
grew well and now is able to walk 1nl
play.
Immediately following this cure q
HIndoo devotee OF the faith preached
series OF sermons at the church and
converts came In hocks
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-08-06
sen. CURTIS TESnF|ES

Iy who have charge OF campaign com.
mlttces TO finance the campaign of
candidates Of the opposition partyg"
Burke asked.
y don't know about the custom. bat
] always helped frlends.'
You are q Republican,. recently
party chairman. Gore Democrat~
Yes"
Did you help finance his last cain
paign?'
II don't know: | wouldn't be sure,
but think would have done so II he
had asked me.
Hamon said this conference was In
the office of Ssnator Clapp, chairman
OF the senate committe on Indian af-
fairs, Gore had told him to shut the
door. After the conference Gore Went
into the senate chamber and called
np his bill
Senator Clapp offered an ameni.
nent and the bill was passed within
fifteen minutes after the conference
between him and Gore In CLAMPS Of
flee. The bill however, Hamon said,
had been changed in the senate and
he saw several members of the Okla.
homa delegation in the house to Sc.
cure the acceptance of the amend
ment.
Hamon again told how often he
went to Cores office and how he had
made himself at home in Cores office,
but again denied that he had the con.
yersation told of by Gore.
Calls creager's story A Fake
"You heard what Mr.. Creager said
What do you say about IT."
'Iust a fake. had message
from Creager by telephone to get him
at Lowney's or I,owensteins. | said
could not come because had two
friends with me, so Creager said he
would come TO see me-"
we talked and went to see McMur-
ray, but ! did not tell him was
interested in McMurray or suggest
that he could get an interest In the
contracts, may have said that liked
McMurray and hoped he. would get
The contract confirmed, but that was
the most" Hamon said he had not
seen ,McMurray for year until the
morning OF May 10 OF this year.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-08-06
MYER DECLINED THE OFFICE
offered Position of Secretary of
State Before His Defeat
Was Known

Late returns indicate the defeat %.
Leo Meyer for the nomination OF sec
rotary of state. Mr.. Meyer, in nd
hitting his defeat said: Il was at i
d. disadvantage all through the primary
Mr. Cross, the secretary
was sick and unable TO be In the o.
fee and this fact with the added one
that the capital election kept me
closely confined to my office, allowed
nae no time to 90 into the state. !
vas unable to make even one town. !
thank the friends who stood by me
and especially thank Guthrie and Lo-
gan county for the nice vote given
me-" Mr.. Meyer was forced TO carry
on his campaign by mail and he also
had supervision OF Mr.. Cross caal-
paign.
Mr.. Cross died Tuesday morning. On
Tuesday evening, Governor Haskell
rendered Mr.. Meyer the secretary
ship, to succeed Mr.. Cross, but this
offer was refused by Mr.. Meyer,
since all the returns up to Thursday
evening indicated Meyers nomina'
ton by a big plurality. Had he ac-
eepted the secretaryship and then ~
ceiyed the nomination for the same
Office he would have been Ineligible q
hold the Office under the constitution
which prohibits an executive Official
10 succeed himself.
Secretary Tom Smith has appointed
AR Meyer assistant SECRETARY of sta 4
and he Is now filling the position
which he has so accepiably filed ths
past three years. All the clerks AM
stenographers In the secretarys Of
| fee have been retained by the new
secretary.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-08-06
DEMOCRATS CALL CONVENTION

The county central committee of
Logan county met this afterpoon and
liked next Tuesday as the date for 9
county convention TO the state cor.
vention which will be held at Okla
homa City on August llth. Each
township shall select one delegate for
every so votes cast for c. N. Haskell
for governor. All Democratic candi-
dates are requested to meet with The
county committee at Guthrie next
Tuesday at 2 o'clock at the Superior
Court room. Let every county com.
mitteeman be present.
J. b. Favor was reelected chairman
and John Calvert secretary.
b. FAVOR. Chrm.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-08-06
LATEST RETURNS FAVOR N'NElI

win WIN returns Of Tuesday, nr,o,on,
e,'otlon still quite lncomplete i"',s - y
an candidates except the gnberns,n,. ~ -
are. F"""''l nominees
". McNeal. governor. A,ho., q,
n'Y' ,ukes' lieutenant governor % - " y
a,,nry, u,alaney, state auditor; ]. M. podson y
Ma1'osuey Il S, general; w. H. Din o. 'p" I
~ ~ Spanldne. state treasurer. @ ~ y, r,i,. =.
~, ~ pyene, state superintendent "''os 81
n~pne pv..,. instruction.: w. b. Lain stota
ch;,r en','ner and Inspector, / r. a,1 rtau
sn'u' YIN nlihe Inspector. John W "' m,n
rvmn, ',a, commissioner OF labor ,sa,a \ W.,
n,ssers, ,n''l', commissioner OF charities ,",S ana
,yInt 1UTIrecIlons, to,. Jesse G. curd. stata aaa
alnseri ,,,dri Emory D. Brownlee cornns ,,a.e
!, 'tlol ~ commissioner: Chas & 'c,por %h"
I - ~ =, Amos A. Ewing, clerk Of no be""p ~,
,e"'e he court; Il. w Snoddy md~e su W.
,,cv acnu,re' r. congress from First dIstr,s,
'uM ,nnn = Morgan, congress from r'',,u. tha
h,,s ,Josd district; Charles h. craaga, .ne
n,a AIRY, district; Charles NJ. Canaan
strict - 'iankiin, Firth
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-08-06
SUICIDE BLAM[s OFFICER
Salesman in Farewell Note Says Military Man
Caused Wife to Get Divorce

u
st. Louis, NO.. Aug C--Robert T.
kennon, travelling salesman, cont
mitted suicide BY shooting himself IN
the head in the Terminal hotel, leav.
ing q note to the public. in which he
decD ed his blood was upon the head
OF Il igadier General Harvey G. Clark,
OF Nevada, Mo-, commahdlng the Mis-
sonri militia.
The note reads:
Harvey c. Clark OF Nevada. Mo
Ii tia cause OF all my troubles and
misery and my blood Is upon his head,
for getting my wife to gotu Eldorado
Springs. Mo-, and sue me Tor diveres
last November 8. 1909, and marry
her. December s, 1909. juat four days
aft1r his wife was dirnrcpd from him
af Carthage. No, Clark being my
wife's attorney In the cpse and an old
sxeetheart of Mrs. Kennon. His
guilty conscience wf9ls kitlsnins> hfvrs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-08-06

~" OffehnsI
night Il ~
cloudy S''S
tonight or 'ss
AL.
B00TlEGGER QUITS THE CAME

Tulsa, Okla. Aug. G--Chagrined n;
the repeated raids made on his es
tablishment by the city and county OF
t'cers. Harvey Rranham, local boot
logger, announced publicly that he
would serve free drinks of every kind
10 all who wished to accept his hosp.
tality.
The entire stock of wet goods was
disposed OF In one night and he closed
up the place and posted sign on the
door to the effect that he had forsak
eli the business and would engage IN
more lawful pursuits hereafter.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-08-06
LANNON'S POLITICAL METHODS

Muskogee Okla. Aug. G.-Continu-
ing his testimony before the house
investigating committee, J. L. Hamon
told of a conversation he had with
Gore about an Oklahoma land case
He said after they had fixed II up
Gore asked him II he would get u
cash fee or take his fee in land. He
said Gore told him he ought TO have
good fee and suggested that Hamon
help him In bis (Gore's) campaign
financially. Hamon said he agreed 20
help finance Cores campaign Tor re-
election to the senate.
sYou agreed to help him.? Burke
asked.
rYes."
.'You would feel more like helping
him II he got your bill passed." Burke
asked.
'tOh naturally yes"
rs IT customary for men of one par
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-08-06

fear. and now he wants to take my
little boy, Edward, from me.
(Signed.)
''ROBERT 7. KENN0N.
Brigadier General Clark's first wife
is the daughter OF Congressman Day
i'd A. DeArmond, who was burned 10
death with his grandson at his home
in Butler Mo, November 20, 1903.
The coroner Is In possession of -four
other notes which Kennon wrote. One
Is addressed to Harvey c. Clark ut
Nevada, Mo. The others are to John
PARCEL. manager OF the Terminal
hotel: H. b. kennon OF Evansville,
H., a brother, and II. X. Ohlsen. see
retary aud treasurer OF the Sicklss
Saddlery companv ~ 81 louis, for
which arm Kennon had travelled for
thirty years. As yet none Of these
letters has been opened.
nennRn who was 40 years old, came
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-08-06
|'oRP0RAT|0Ds / ARE PAYING Up

co corporation commission is re.
be,a great deal of money these
sun,eo s, special corporation tax Is
omo,u,s amount q rapid rate. There are
n ,h,' nd d.ooo corporations
comolain,S which covers the
corporation c3lved in business
zens Of Carney les license.
to maintain telepnade m mo
station there. A to, tho oi,,.
in but has not been /, ref,sas
station Is one.fourth o. a. ~
the main part OF town. nn,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-08-06

to st. Louis five days ago registering
a. the Terminal hotel He appeared
troubled over habeas corpus suit
that was to be tried at Nevada, Mo,
Friday for the possession of his son,
Edward. Kennon had some difficulty
locating his attorney, and had express
cd fear of losing his son at Fridays
hearing.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-08-06
/. UAlUCkY SUBMARINE
Explosion on Board Boat Which
Was Sunk Six
Years Ago.

Portsmouth England. Aug. 1.-TWO
Officers AID fise -leA alre calserolig
ly injured today BY an explosion OF
petrol on navy submarine Al. The
same boat was sunk off Portmouth In
1904. all on board being drowned.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-08-06
MR.. CRUCE MAKES STATEMENT

Lee Cruce OF Ardmorc, Democratic
nominee for governor Friday night IS
sued the following statement:
The returns, SO far as received, Off
ciaIIy and semioffcialiy, fully justify
my claim TO the nomination on the
Democratic ticket for governor by .
plurality exceeding 5000 votes.
want to publicly express to the
Democrats Of Oklahoma my apprecIs-
ton Of the honor they have conferred
upon me. The returns indicate plain
iy that my support was confined TO no
one element Of oklahoma's population,
but was derived from the business
senders, from the professional offices
from the work shops and from the
farms. Hundreds and thousands Of
Democrats marched to the polls and
cast their ballots for me. Espec ally
am gratified at the large vote that
was given me by 'hs forces Of organ
Ized labor and the farmers Of the state,
have always tried to demean myself
In a way that would win their conf
dence and esteem and the generous
support that they have given me Is
evidence that my efforts in this dirsc
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-08-06

battle ended without having anmoses or III feeling
in the OF
OF the people the
welfare Oklahoma.
But the primary | wish to that l
desire your support approaching The
my the majority Of the Democratic party has
right
.rn he oval support on
approachinu eeeion
doctrines democratic appeal for active support the
approaching contest
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-08-06
TELLS OF CONFERENCE
WITH PRESIDENT TAFT
UIgsd That Ton psr Gent A.
i0rnsy's Fees Would Deprive
Indians 0t euarsnlssd Profits

Muskogee, Okla, Aug. 6-Congress-
man b. s. Mcclure went on the stand
this afternoon and denied he had ever
been interested. directly Or indirect
ly, in Indian contracts.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-08-06
leVies
nu1nN 'of The
IIkkuv ms
TO SUPPORT
THE TICKET

VIM II. Murray. Of Tishlmlngo, will
spend Sunday in Guthrie. From here
he will go to saltwater TO sojourn
three days,
I shall soon make public my
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-08-06
UNDER THE LAW MUST
Be Hello NEXT TUESDAY
rlssaT'ous Situation May Require
%'o' Legislature 10 siralghlsn
Out Tang|s

,, ,puonS must be held III Guthrie
!. '' V.ner places In Logan
: next Tuesday to validate tax
: On account Of the shortneas s
n,"o iof notice some sub-dlyi.
WIN undoubtedly pass the eIen.
ana their leyies win fail.
'un'y eSclse board has Or.
nct'ons as follows.
Y, sricts Nos. ?. 6, is, le. 20.
. ~ ~ ~ Of Guthrie). es. 70
N clthl so. st. "a sz :, 49,
y ,ne vote cities Of the ars,
and a major .ownsbins '''
In the rural V""sn'ps'
per cent OF thee so per cent
and majority OF raj election
Exceeded Statutory The levy
The school districts e. "a
city OF Guthrie. aside 20 M,o,e ~
district No 90. have eo
statutory limit IN their
which have been found yailn.
The city Of Guthrie finds 4
fixed expenses Will not come "
the seven mill levy and an Inereas.
or 10 mills will be necessary TO az
| to the revenues so as to prevent 4
very large shortage.
The statutory limits are Cities o
the first class. 7 mills; Incorporates
towns. mills; township, 3 mills, corn
mon schools 8
The county Is not 10 have an elee
tlon for the reason that Il comes with
In the limit Il Is allowed five mills
and an additional one mill for ger
cral school purposes and another mli
Tor county high school Its levy Il
g 2-5 mills
Situation Precarious
The time limit makes the situation
preearious. should the levies fail
the schools and municipal government
VIII be run on some sort OF credit
pillng up debts A special act of ths
legislature would be necessary Il
stfaighteD things out.
Hurry.up orders have been giver
clerical officials to get the Ieyies aus
estimates Ia shape today for adyeflls
ing so that the election can be heis
Tuesday. the time prescribed by stat
ute The election got IN the way q
the excise board. II met last Satuf
dav and adjourned on account OF TIN
I mminence Of the primary. and II iis
I not get back TO business until yestef
day.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-08-06

Committee Meets
The Logan county Democratic cen.
tral committee held meeting this
afternoon.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-08-06

statement" said Mr. Murray Il shall
not contest the election because !
have no money and will not let my
friends put it up Tor me. am a
Democrat and shall support the ticket
CONTINUED on yage Four
The sun., 1910-06-07
CLEIRY tNsWERS WRIGHT TIT
DENIES InfrInEemcnI On an Nrroplanr
steering Pntent

Edwin Cleary, who until recently was
the American manager for LOUIS Paulhan.
the French aviator filed his answer IN the
United States Circuit Court yesterday 20
the suit brought against ham bv the Wright
CumpIny Tor Infringement Of a lying
machine invention Il-ary denies that
wilbur and Orvlic Wright we're the first
or Joint inventors. prior 20 March p.
1876 Uf he improved steering apparatus
ou which they secured patent On May
-. 1888. ~ that the invention ~ u grea {
value and utility ur That the rights Of the
Virgin company have In any way been
iairingrd by him.
A.. q separate defence Cleary asserts
that FOR Two years Fior 10 the i..uance u
the Wright patent the alleged invention =
was in ,.-e ia this aud foreign countries
anu wa d-scrihed 10 publications here
aud abroad he also asserts that the
invention proved mot TO he practical and
proved tO ~. imperative and unHuCcrss-
full and was subsequently abandoned
l.Juis Paulhan has alsO been sued for
infringement 10y the Wright Company.
and the Frsnchman was enioined by
Judge Hand Of the United States District
Court from giving flying exhibitions here
With the alleged infringing machines
u. gave exhibitions under the mana ge-
meut of tleary.
The sun., 1910-06-07
MRS. CHESBROUGH FINED ss.OoO.
Government Nsy TRY 10 Connseale saO..
900 NeeklacP

IKENToS. y } June Mrs Matilda
" Chrsbrough OF Newton. Mas 70
Gently convicted 81 smuggling IN the
United States District Court. wa fined
b.0OJ by Judge Rellstab to-day Ia
imposing sentence the Court said thai
the jury, recommendation for merry
preclIded him from including term uf
Imprisonment 10 the sentence lie slN
uu reason however Whv IN. maximum
tine should nDt b- mpO-e,l The Judge
,Ali that smuggling by wealthy tourists
hal grUWu tJ such Proportions that the
Government regards % 40 a most serious
uTeuoe
Counsel fDr Mr. Cus-brDugh a. once
took an appeal from the oOuyict.uu tp
the ut.t,l Ntgts- try.IIt Court IT Appsal-
Jutg" Hrilsiab required a bUUt ~ e. jIu
" uIlu was furu .lri Mrs Jursh..uKh
remained Iu court urttl al flp formal .,.s
relating io tho appeal had bseu adjusted
When Mr. th--hruIgh landed in Hu.
hok-u from th" hal,.r Wilhelm 70 ru
Nav, 1919 she ft,iei .p declare a number
Df dutiable articles. some Il which we're
found under a false bottom iu uue Of her
/ trunks They Included flrs lawelry
and lingerie A pearl neCklacr valued
B a. So 40 WAS subsequently surrendered
bur was NOT involved iu the Indictment
I II vas -aId to-day that preceding
would be begun by the GJvernpsnt tI
O0nfisrate the necklace. and that Yhis in
t@nfion was one Ut the reasons why Nlr-
theshrOugh's counsel was particularly
anxious - have ths conviction set Aside
% bsing feared that the conviction would
prejudice the case IN 'he mater uI the
necklace
The sun., 1910-06-07
ORIrORT PRIZE CONTEST.
Joseph ". Fitzgerald wins sandman
uOROrs ~ New EOFk University.

The George Augustus Sandman ora
torical contest was held AZ New York
University yesterday afternoon. The frs'
priza Il siu was given - Joseph Wlifrrd
Fitzgerald II TuCkaho.. y Y who spoke
on Poland and Liberty The second
prize " sT5 went - George jay schoen-
field II New York. vino had for his Grafton
Horace Greeley The Judges were
Prufs Joseph Woodman ard James IouEh
~ New York University and the Rev
\ n limouze
last evening az Battery Hill University
Heights. Charles DouviIle CohIrn pre-
-oUtad the Cohun PLAYERS m shakes
pears's comedy a. You Like II The
play was given lu the open air ~ a large
gathering under the auspices II the senior
class
Tie class day exercises vail take place
this Afternoon DR. Henry " Mac
Cracke. chanceilIr will deliver the IN
vocation The president, address will
br mad. by Robert Scott Osborne
Charles Edgar Raake will r-ad the class
history aud Ben iauu Adam Iladd will
make rua rtuuh-yv Joseph Wifrvd
fitzgerald trH Nardham winner. will
deliver tine grafton 4 ppym alsO wall
p,. rrad uy N.Umau law and VI Robert
Miller W.Il aI the prr~ru'at.uu.
EN.r,i..- connected viii the burial Df
r'. cla-- r,.cprl- and planting OBJ" ivy will
raks. uIa"., ~ tp.DluCE
tla.Ia- : Nuru NIl r, al 'l" Uia-- will
aGd ~Hmird u Saraiau Will deliver tS
IVY .Ia..Hu
TO-, Washington square s.hoJol II
grmm.rra viii uUId tt, exercises Boa thr.
evening Tomorrow will hn rommrE s'-
ui-uf ia, proper