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A Maryland Democrat. Mr. HENRT r
IFwIs. who has just been appointed
state Attorney for Caroline county. mus,
he habberRasted 20 read in the columns Of
the Baltimore Sua that % him the Hon
WILLIAM J BRYAN really owed his first
nomination for President az Chicago in
July 1897 The story Is tha' MFR BRYAN.
being introduced az a hotel n Mr LEWIs.
who was a district delegate from Mary
land. told him mournfully that hs was
packing up 20 90 home 10 Nebraska. he
caus. they have seated the other crowd.
and the other crowd has all the tickets
and wont give me any. and ! cannot
get in the hall WhereupOn Mr. LEwTs
offered the hoy orator one Of his quota
of tickets The story then concludes.
-rhs offer was Accepisd with thanks and me
Rar.Ss gave W the homeward Journey for tae
lime Being admitted By The sergeant ~ arms
a. a constructive Democrat from the Eastern
shore Of Maryland. Mr. BETAS. Win one dramatic
sf1ri Ieap-d into the saddle a. the party rader
Of ne day ana Of the fourteen years since thea
Thus - Illustrated once moro tho per
stability o. history and the eas, with
vhich the regulations of modest men
are made A. Chicago IN 1897 Mr. BRYAN
headed contasting silver delegation.
and to make room for u gold del-ga-
ton was incontinently thrown out by
the committee on credentials Mr. RRYAy
and his friends marched triumnhantIv
into tho hall on july =. Nhils the SILVER
men flung up their hats and danced
on their chairs in their IOr' On the fol-
lowing lay he made his crown ~ thorns
and cross of gold- speech: and on the next
dav. July ~. he was nominated MIR
BRYaN Went 20 Chicago as an avoved
candidate with a noisy claqus and re-
ceiyed no votes on the first ballot 20 ,as
Tor silver Dollar RLsND. whom he passed
on the fourth ballot.
We can understand how Mr. HENEY r
LrWIs awoke 10 find himself famous a.
the man who gave Mr. BRY,N his cvpor-
tunity 20 charm the silver convention with
his elo0uenoe and snatch nomination
from old DICK BNND. who really had
coJvright on SiVtsen n One Thew WA
ansAhsr H. Wis In the convention. Mr H.T.
I..WIs Of Georgia and he II was who made
the speech putting Mr.. BsY'N in nomina- /
tiun The lsWiaes have been mixed up. :
and some ntmtle imagination evolved the |
story ~ the sympathetic Maylhnder who .
suuFi-ed Mr.. BRTAy tossing his Rnery /.
into an open grip sack, put convention I
tickets into his faltering hand and turned /
him into the hall 10 win the great prize I
with On orafion which Is nov forgotten. /
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THE GOVERNOR AND TINE DIRECT
NOMIN tTIONS BILL.
The Result AttFibutcSi 10 Nlr. IluEhesp APP
palntment 20 the sgpreme Csslrt.

FrOa NJ !SpungasIa Rspubiican
The decisive defeai of he direct nomina-
iions bill iAiherod aud urged 80 earnestly
by Governor Hughes n Indicated by the
adverse vote of the New York Assembly
Thus ends three years struggle between
the Governor and The party politicians
From Mr.. Huahes's standpoint the result
cannot fell 10 be deeply Disappointing The
outcome might have been different A. the
end " the Aids inves. igaiion public disgust
With the Legislature and the marty bosses
was 90 great that anything Governor Hughes
demanded seemed sure TO so through. for
every one recognized In him the Republican
party'a most valuable asset And u then
seemed necessary 10 meet his legislative de-
mand- IN order "a. make sure " hts active
support Of the party ticket In next autumns
state campaign. This situation was trans
formed by Governor Hughes acceptance OF
a nomination 10 the nited States supreme
Court since he could not nov under any
conditions be a factor in the coming cam
paign ihs party politicians lost much II
their fear Of him and his strength In the
Legislature speedily declined.
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LEES OPINION or Graz.
AuthentirIty SG SenatOF Borahs legrd
Qusiatlon Questioned.

To THE Enron OT THE SrN Str rour
report of senator Borah's speech ol,rart,
delivered before The Amsricus club Pitts
burg on the evening Of May =. Is thollov-
ing passage from the peroration:
That you NAV not feel thsi these are wrr1i
~ fuisome euiogy ] call - a witnesns 10
hnows y have carefully ,earrhsd ifwilitar,
records NJ ancsnt and modern history I nrys-
found GRANTS superior a. a General islbt Z
hls superior ran be found In an hlstor rNsss
are me sords NJ ihe brilliant and rhivr Isadsf
oi he Lost Cause Robert y Ire Thepncr
The closing Characterization of , hv the
Senator from Idaho will cause abf les
old soldiers % entertain = Kindly tinE for
the speaker, IN sharp distinct ion toe ahv.-
NAL contsmpt they feel for his HeagIs
senator Heyburn. whose flsiianlrg- at
Lees stainlesr memory have pftied h.,
name for al time In the estimatisDf h.gl
minded SOLDIERS ht homo and abrl
bui 20 many apOcryphai uttAcr. "l
Lees have OF recent year been fnsr rsr
way into hooks and into the coluu of mo
press that II seems 20 nae a Just mrd .nr
the record requires that some ttor 6.
should b. demanded when q man ~rH,.
tor bOrahie hirh public position g. -....
an amazing tribute into the MOI eff tr'
great Confederate captain.
To tho-e Who knea General iatIHr
and after tho War tand had bat haI -
tncOncriyabls that he should hav~id ...-
thing n General Grant. or anytR ....
approaching % Of him nr oi an or t.r..
rral NJ the rivtl war. whether on tR0r. r...
crn Or the southern side.
10 is well known that after the WanrarN
80 studirri~ly avoided any allusi0n F"
struggle Or 70 the actors in it SuclH. TH
uniform experience nf all who saw WH 0,
him during tho-r last 1--WE yrurs
Nenator korRh when courtengalrha..
lenged a. 10 the statement has cnsrtHt
himseii with replying that h. did uaiab'
the statement without historical alBf
Which h. helisves 10 BE- reliable
THIS will not DO
DO not doubt for 4 moment thaf thF F-n.
ator made the statenlent IN ell Eoodll
bus now respectfully request hin tnlsia
a. puhliCly ~ b. made the oFinna' b..
ueni, where he flnds his hist0rtnl aJh0r.
ny for this uttrrance o. Lees. shtJhfu.t
seem amazing 20 al military sturufs 1r.
tng ,as u alleged from such q Cn.uutgfa
master of the art u war.
W. uoRnoN NCABt
Captain and Adiutant peRram Bafti0n
Artillery, a. p, Hill'a CorpfA Nv.
Alchm0ND, Va, Mag a.
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and indignity Of this treatment he will
deserve thanks.
The CoToners, Il will be observed. pro
test violently Againsi any moderation or
modification of the ancient practice
This was 10 be expected. Some day
when the Mayor has the time he may
consider II worth his whils TO devote a
few moments 10 the case Of the COroners
themselves. They arc a useless and
expensive institution, and tho COmmu-
nifty might probably dispense with their
seryicag
The sun., 1910-05-13
The Gage Thrown Down In Invrn.

Early in the month the Hon. JONATHAN
PRENTIss DoLLIvER from his seat in tho
Senate declined with asperity the invi-
tsfion n Mr. RAINIER Of MARYLAND IN
march with his fellow insurgents into
the Democratic ranks. where they could
free their minds without embarrass-
ment The Republican party does M,
want m bc reformed, said Mr.. RAyyER
and he added with fne sarcasm n can
no, be treated or cured bv these bomu.o-
pathic dosNs that Won are administering
N it
In his speech opening the progressive
campaign Al Des MoInes on TUESDAY
last Mr. DOLIvFR allowed that no
was going - have some trouble in
keeping inside tho breas'works of tho
Republican party, mindful no doubt Of
Mr. RAYNER's taunt thar tho insurre,,
Republicans we're Democrats although
they did MT realize tic change m 'hem
Mr. TAtT the Senator referred IN n
"a good man surrounded bv paople
who know exactly what they wanted
Plainly tho implication vas that the
President wits were wool catherine
Hn1 ina' 70" WIS beng used "A o catsDaw
The tarH las according IN Mr.. Dol
LIVER was a scheme N rob the penple
20 increase m" holdings ~ gigantic
Hyndicates Vet Mr DnIrTyEP was M,
IN Des NoIn"~ -'o rri'icize the Prps,deu,
c-to ray unkInd words about him.
Tho truth l- that both Nlr DoiiIyER
and hl' colleague. Mr. CUMNiNs. who
matched The senior Senator in defance
and vituperat.on. were a. Des Moines 10
give heart and purpose 70 the Progress
rlve Organization, that n ~ sav. Their
own mg"hne They hope IN make their
faetion dominant IN Iowa. though sev.
Gd Representatives m Congress- may
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Who and What .. Brandei, >


That the so-called Ballnger. Pinchot
inquiry has degenerated into a very
nasty and waspizh persecution Of Sec.
TetRry BALILNGER has been made Obvi.
Gus Now follows logically an investi.
cation of the source oi all this badger.
ing and browbeating
Who ~ this man BRANDETs who does
all the knocking, and what exactly is
his status before the Joint Cor'1littee,
We have already suggested that the
committeeman are strangely lost "a
dignity by permitting this nernicio'ls
farce, even Il the persecution were
animated bv so much a. a Falstafiian
authority II seems We must now ask
whether there is anv authority at all
In n word. who is Attorney BRANDFIs.
and whom ~ present does he repre-
sent; He appeared presumably as Mr.
GLAvls'S lawyer. tn protect and guide
him in his capacity ~ a witness against
Secretary RNLINGER. hut CLAWS has
testified and gone away. Of his evi-
dence the whole country will agree that
Il amounted n nothing more than a
statement of hls grievances ~ DIS
charged ohcial ~ the puhic service and
threw no light on tie actual question
He occurs 10 us ~ mere inflated specl-
men oi consecrated mugwumncry. nos
sessed hy a scorn of legal limitations and
devoted 70 tho deep damna'ior oi all
who do not happen 90 agree with him.
But that ls neither here nor there
Curiosity has been excited ~ 10 BRAN
DEISs Official status Is he still In
Washington as the attorney NJ CLAWS?
and II N, what has he or CLAWS to do
with the present proceeding CLAWS
has given hls testimony, such a. il is.
and passed on AMI that being 80 why
does not his attorney pass alSo. and " nv
does the joint committee Of Congress
tolerate the presence and the offensive
activities ri an outside lawyer with
nobody behind him and apparently dcs-
utute Of all warrant for Interference
THT SUN's interest IN the affair is
purely academic We have been try
Ing 10 extract some sort of lig,. rom
this ridiculous and tavdry compli,a-
tion. Il Is impossible. however. 10 soc
anything more than the fact thar Sec
retsry BALLINGER has declined the
policies and has made the acts Of Con-
gress his nile Of conduct. The 'e-ti-
mony of CLAWS and hs coadm,ors
serves only 70 confirm this impression.
An investigation inspired originally by
desire 10 connect Mr. BALlINGFR with
some iniTaction or invasion of the law
Of the land has descanded into an
effort 10 prove that he told BRowN or
sAnrH or JoNEs something infamous
about peachblows and interrupted the
conveyance oi a gripssck from Thing
Imbob TO Whatyoucallem.
Meanwhile he burning question in
Washington il What is RE ,vpEIs,-
We refer this 20 he joint committee /
and venture 70 add the further but /
perfectly logical query What are Won
afraid off, /
The sun., 1910-05-13
ms FsruSt AgaIu.


i,earniAG, Of whatever sort. unle.s dsiIv sr,
Dioyed. has "a unior'lnsic tendeacy 70 deser,
'hs brain Shien taoorionsly acquired n senator
Daniel Of NlrE 4 the author % standard ror,
on Negotiable Instruments On one orr,,,,,
he eHplained 70 friend n0W he came 70 ur,,etr
~ was this uay.' he said. -Somenody ..k.t
No wHciher slEhi draft bore intercsL ana /
couldn't ich him, 7 vas 20 ashamed OF my 10
nosance that detsrminei 10 master ths au-.tlo,
~ oncr. and from my study on this point 20, Inn.
Idea Of writing book on the subject
Wei. senator. asked ire friend doe, I, ,iyh,
draft bcar Interest,"
senator Daniei ruhected Cor some moments. ana
then replied I declare. have forrottsn
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Needed b, hes PC.

TO rHS EprroH oH rHE SUN-Si, Witnessed
an inrideni on "Wednesday. MAY o. A. o.. ~ o'~lor.
r ". from my window IN Twcnty hr.t st-er,
overlooking Gramercy Park OF u hirh tbl,E ,,.
members Of and contributors 70 the So-,r,y ,o-
thc Prevention of Cruelty 20 Animal shoutt ~.
Informed : menuon specifically The dsv bo,,,
AMI Dlars In me hops that these dstaii. p,,,.
assist In Identifying the person IN faur
An ambulance Of the sociew stopnei opno.i,.
ny rcsldenee. The driver. or the talier OF I'M.
iuo uniformed men IN charge ief, his seat .ns
walked down the middle Of the street 70 NEE, !.
baTeheahed woman who had sgnaiird "a hlv
and WIN was dragging BY a stTing q I,tl. hal
and umie doc oi foA terrier descent Ths do
seemed 10 be q pet and IN excellent ro,sfuon
The woman efrhanged few words win the ma
WhO then. ne Other uniformed attendant h.ld
Inc opcn the wagon door. picked up the uttls ~.
By one 'orepaw. and regardless Of lts vein. !,
pain and fright nung the helpless living rr~styr.
into the ambulance twhers IA body strtrL -
other dog. causing another Yelp Of psln, =, n !,
had been bundle Of rags The orrurrrBr. -.
a sirht 10 ar0uss ne Indignation Of every r,,s,
thinking and humane riuFen
% r. his sort Of thing which hampers N. v,,s
Of organized charity Gus cunodisf sHs,oas,s
NV 'oHN' MAJ " COMPASSION.
The sun., 1910-05-13

civilization will fail he insists a.
usual. however, that /, is indispensable
to the progress of the world movement
that every man shall be a potential
fighter and a father, and that every
woman shall be the mOiher of many.
In the ROOseveltian catalogue of virtues
yinlity and iecundity continue 10 hold
the highest place.
The sun., 1910-05-13

4 circular letter from Mr RMS Will
IAAss, Honorary SECRETARY Of the London
Society for the Preservation q thu Fauna
Of the EmI ire. brings 20 us the gratifying
information that Mr. TREODoRE ROOsE-
vErr had consented before the d"ath Of
tho King 70 dine with the socisty and to
address it in the interests Of the preserva-
tion Of the fauna ~ the empire.
seldom. We think. has there hesn a
pleasanter illustation of the sub,le;y Of
the British sense o. humor thsn Is Afforded
by this collOcation Of guest and cause.
The sun., 1910-05-13

FfnH ~ NfahtHmff Bdsfiff
May is not for III men. There vas Lamb. ioy
instanee. Who walled ~ the merrc month do
not mind ne utmost rigor Of real winter he wrote
10 Bernard Harton. but these smiling hyporritr,
cf May vtther ne 10 death What I've,
on Posts tel about the May' tis ne most IN
genial part oi ias year. roid crocuses and cold
priHnroset. yor tahs }ogg blossoms 10 lee
q painted sun
lhmeaning SOY around agpeara
And nature Bmiiss as n shs snsara-
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an the gravss % women sufragists are 20 be
decorated this coming Dacoraton Day There
Il little suffrage hag Of blue with The words
Votes tof Wotnen- IN the centTe IN white, and
with four white stars. one 10 each corner, which
VII be placed uDou the grave of every warrior
Who died during what the suirhgtss call the
great civil var Tor woman suffrage #Nsu f0fk
Tiatfg
This will probably bring TO the suhra-
Gist movement the enthusiastic support Of
al cd soldiers and their descendants
The sun., 1910-05-13

Paris once - Rus ioui, ls Grand The dai> and
Sunday editions srs On sale a. Mosque :. near the
Grand Hotel Mosque u, boulevard dee cspuclns'.
eornsr Piaced DE- rortrs. sna Mosque - Boulevard
des ltausns. corner Pus Louis Ie GRAND
The sun., 1910-05-13

The sentiment behind the demand for
direct primaries was not of Governor
HuEhsa's making and II will not disappear
with hts retirement to ths judicial bench.
u t has the vitality which there IL every
reason 70 believe it has. this defeat viii
only intensity n.
The sun., 1910-05-13

London ofnr,. rnngham House Arundel street,
eusnd tn, cali, and suadav SrN sre oa sale lu
Carlton street Pegsnt street snd nav : steamship
Agency u Green street Charing Gross Road
The sun., 1910-05-13

p0sesahsn 'r'iN "a Nar' 'r'sd'a articles rsfs-rsd
fAsy HuH N On rls's sssd Ha-pp' 'or fRai purpess
The sun., 1910-05-13

Governor Hughes 10 the ablsst Of the New
York advocates Of direct nominations He
has done HE best to secure the passage Of
the bill which he fully approves.
The sun., 1910-05-13

Hercules uas pSriormias hls iabars
AN easy he erted. -aupposs thgy has ..s..
ne 70 .en lo's 10 suburb where ths railroad IN
creased ths commumuon ratesf-
Herewith be bntheiy cleaned on, ths ,,,,t.,
The sun., 1910-05-13

senator HrNHANa posiuon reminds ne Of Ne
pos don of that foundng lott on the steps BY hard
hearted parent-TAf Hon. OWEN CAaaIDT
he Hon HARVEY n hnyMAN has never
been long withouta political parent
The sun., 1910-05-13

Enisksr-What dist dld ne doc,sr pu, -. a.,
eoehsI-He said 70 sat - ne tams pi,.s ss5
net % ~ Wuiuaf.
The sun., 1910-05-13
FR0M THE CORNER OF THE IN.
DESIR iBLES.
4 Few tuInmenta CiaFnrteTiSesi ~ lFFeNs
erenre % Something WSrse.

! NNNAAIN ~ NaANNNaAas "NNEs
To rHE EDIroM ~ THE sUN-ST: The
] lOcal newspapers this AFTERNOON announc.
that the President has appointed Colonel
, Roosevelt TO be the Official representative
/ Of the United states NJ the funeral Of Kline
Edward VII The lOcal newspapers indi
cate too that were the Ameritan Ambassa'
dor a. the Court Of - James's appointed
the oHiCial representative Of the United
states Al the funeral Colonel Roosevelt
could not h. present except a. = private
Individual What else Ia he2 ~ what even
Il he a COlOnel'
II there within any Of the states a single
regiment that regards Colonel Roosevelt -
IL head
l. blatant posing the thinE'
WASHINGTON. D. {. May II.
To rHE EDIroR o. THE suN Sir: Bslow
y an extract from an evening paper.
The Emperor In q loud vuics called out; NY
friend Roosevelt have been Eruauy pieaaed
20 show you sSms Of our German trOoBa You
ara me hrsi civilian Bho has reviewed our SOL
d-rs-
Turning 10 the oncsrs bis Majesty added:
We arc hoaorod 70 DAY In having here ths dts
tinguished Colonel Of IRE Rough RldeFN-
Why does such a distinguished military
critic look on the Rough Riders a. q civilian
OrRaniSationy st
NEW YoEK. May II.
To TIE EDIroR OF THE srN- sir. Nov
the whole scintillatlng prospect has indeed
been Obscured. Instead Of registering In
palaces there IL left only the sOmbrs par
ticipaiion In q funeral pageant. The hon
Ors conferred upon him BY WashinEton will
sit uneaslly. In the presence OF those ma
jestic ceremonies Ne will not be able 10 make
q speech. His throat IL said 10 BE- affected.
but what is throat In the presence Of an
opportunity
A. q matter ~ fact. this heart breaking
tragedy will sadden all the world but worst
Of all. Il will leave Colonel Theodore Rooss-
welt without a attlnR background. BIs
new once will compel him 10 keep silence
when all his instincts aud habits lead him
on 10 vOolferatlon and 10 bounce. lie will
have 20 slt quiet during solemn rites that he
could diasipats By a single roar
am not 30 sure that tho Washington
Cabinet did not mean 10 stab Colonel RoOss-
welt In q tender and q vital spot when they
muted and confined him with that commits
sion. W
BALTIMORE. May a.
To rHI EDTToR OF THR SUN-Sir' Why
Il it that no public man other than ThsO-
dore Roosevelt IL or ever has been con-
strained TO incessahtly deny statements
imputed e HIM
Why Is t that he 20 easily recognizes the
-iaF-g AB.H
The sun., 1910-05-13

TuHHshsi hy ne sun Printing ami puhHstIng
Associs uon A. ~ Nas,sl street IN me Borunsh
Of Manhattan, New orh TTr. idrut Of lhe A,SO
Treasurer oi me Association b. iaran 10
Nassau street Sccr.ar, Of me N-soylaiion. D "
ouinn. 10 Nassau street
The sun., 1910-05-13
FRIDAY, MAJ IL, 1910,
suh~rip,,su. b, M.L Postpaid.

DAILY psT Month 80 80
DAILY Per Nsar ........ 90
SJNDAl Per wear 90
DAILY NNu ~ NDAN PsrNsaf 90
DAILY SNuN NuNN ~, Mon'h 30
Tssa=e rr 'orrlgu countries added
Al chs~As monss orders, a. 10 nc made gay
ahls 20 TsT SrN
Evening journal., 1910-11-22
ENDEAVORERS
TO GIVE THANKS

On Thanksgiving morning, between
the hours of and 8 a. M, in the
Sunday school room of West Presby-
terian Church, the Christian Endea-
vorers of the city will hold a sunrise
meeting Of praise and prayer. with
the Rev. j. Richard Bicking, of East
lake NJ. e. Church, as leader. There
will be plenty of spirited singing on
the part of the congregation.
Special musical numbers Will be
solo by Mrs. Christian Kaufman,
Outside the Gates" and duet, to
be selected by Miss Clossie Rollins
and Miss Ella Martin.
On Monday week. December 5, the
executive Committee, of the State
Christian Endeavor Union will hold
a meeting in Second Baptist Church,
in the afternoon. At o'clock, the
City Union will entertain them at a
light supper, served in the dining
room of the Church House. The pres
ident of the City Union, A Rae Du-
bell, will be the master of ceremon-
les. and there will be round-the-table
speeches, the president introducing
the ministers present, and the union
officers.
In the evening, a business meeting
of the City Union will be held In the
church. Mr.. Dubell Will introduce
the state officers to the meeting, Civ
ing an opportunity for mutual ask
ing Of questions and getting ac"
Quainted.
Evening journal., 1910-11-22
BRIDGEVILLE

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
BRIDGEYILLE. Del, Nov. 22.-- Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Great, Of Wilmington.
are visiting the formers parents, Mr..
and Mrs. George B. Great.
Miss Lydia Jackson, Of Seaford, has
returned from a visit with her aunt
near here.
Robert G. Houston, Of Georgetown,
was a recent visitor here.
Philip r. Layton was a Georgetown
visitor Sunday.
William Truitt, of Salisbury, is Wis
iting his sister, Mrs. Fred. J. Harris.
Martin G. Elliott is spending a few
days with Milford friends. Herbert
Rash. Of Seaford, visited friends here
on Saturday.
Mrs. Martin w. welch is visiting
friends at Masseys.
Mrs. Joseph Willin, Is spending a
few days with friends at Still Pond
Maryland.
Silas Lewis, OF Wilmington, visited
his parents here on Sunday.
Walter Morris, of Greenwood, was 9
visitor here on Saturday.
Miss Agnes Gibson, OF Greenwood, il
visiting Miss Mary Rackcliff.
Ira Lewis has returned from bust
ness trip to Philadelphia.
Evening journal., 1910-11-22
THANKSGIVING
ENTERTAINMENT

A delightful Thanksgiving enter
tainment was given on Friday after
noon at Oak Hill Schoolhouse, on
the Lancaste- pike The following
program was given: Song, my Coun-
try 'Tis Of Thee" scholars; recitation,
Thanksgiving" Ruth Alexander;
recitation, Little Fishes" John Ford;
solo. by the Light Of the Silvery
Moon" Walter Cleaver; recitation,
Autumn" Edith Longstaff; recitation,
Daisies" Rosena Ford; song. I'm
Longing for To-mor ow When I Think
OF Yesterday" Thomas Brown; reel
tation. "A School Day" Jennie Ford;
"Star Spangle Banner" scholars; reel
tation, "Children's Hour" Thomas
Warren; recitation, Thanksgiving
Turkey" Alice Lucas; song, "Oak Hill
School," Rosena Ford; recitation,
"The Task Howard Longstaff, Heis-
Ter Warren. Samuel Alexander and
Edgar Brown; solo, ANY Little Girl
That's a Nice Little GIL" Dennis
Murphy, recitation. Winter" Paul
Warren; song, Where the River
Shannon Flows Harry Cleaver; reci-
tation. Temperance Boy" Everett
Wilkinson; recitation, "A Little Man,
/ Junita Wilkinson; song" Curley
Head" Dennis Murphy. Music wal
furnished by Miss S. Henvis, the
teacher.
Evening journal., 1910-11-22
DANCE AT BRIDGEvnLE.

congregation into a society known as
the Knights of Honor.