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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-11-02
BISHOP,S SUCCESSOR

Richmond, Nov. 2-Three names
are being prominently mentioned IN
connection with the choice OF sue
cessor 70 the late--Rt Rev. Augustine
Van de Vyver. bishop of the Catholic
diocese of Richmond.
One of these is Rev. Father Tier
ney. of Lynchburg. Another is Rev.
Father Russell, of Washington. The
third is Father O'Connell, assistant
to the bishop of San Francisco.
While nothing is certain as yet. it
is said that Father O'Connell has the
best chance Of obtaining the appoint
ment.
Pope Plus. ut Rome. will name
Bishop Van de Vyvcr's successor on
Recommendation Of the bishops OF the
Baltimore province and Of the coun-
cllors from the diocese who meet
with the bishops in that city Novcm-
Der 8 for the purpose of considering
the matter.
Pending the election OF bishop
the responsibilities of the Virginia
diocese are upon the shoulders Of
Rev. Father Bowler. Of Richmond.
vicar general of the diocese.
The name of Father Bowler is also
being mentioned for the bishopric,
though not so prominently as the
others.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-11-02
Virginia Esaptists to Meet.

Richmond. Va, My. 2.-The Fir-
gina Baptist General Association will
meet with Frermt.s"m Street Church in
Norfolk, Va. in lis eighty. eighth an
nuaI sr-sion, Big uning ThursGa, No
vrn,hcr l6, at 80 p n.
Tie General Association comprises
al Of Virginia and small portions Of
West Virginia. The statistical tables
for las, year show 4 total OF 1,O63
churches, 6i3 ministers and n church
membership Of J94. S42. THESE
churches report contributions for home
purposes amounting to nearly three
quarters OF 4 million dollars. The
treasurer 5 report shows, for last year,
receipts OF Sill, 4S007.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-11-02
BvR. F. kSOX, Auctioncer.

& VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND
n TO BE SOLD AT PUBLIC AUG
TON.
BY virtue of authority vested in the
undersigned trustees, BY decd OF trust
dated Tuly Sth. 1910, and recorded ~
Liber G. No. :, page %, ct Srq.. one OIL
tho and Records Of Fairfax county
Land Company. Incorporated. conveyed
to the undersigned trustees the herein
after described tract OF land. TO secure To
D-nicl d. Thompson, or order, the pay
mcnt of four thousand three hundred
and iifty-fve dollars tSi.3@j.0ll. when
said amount is represented by three
notes Of 81 .i5l.G6 each, ana payabie 10 the
said Thompson. or order. on or before !.
>. and : years alter date. W IN interest at
the rate of 4 per cent per annurn. Ana
default havin. hccn made Ill me p!E-
mrnl Of the first note. which came "a"
and payable July In. 1911. ana also. DE-
fault in the ra, mont of the interest or
tn. note which cane die and payable
NJ the same time The said trustees will
SELL at public auction. To the hl"h@Ss
bidder. ut the entrance OF Inc Narkcl
Building on Royall stree. A!cxanurEi.
Virn;ria. NOVEMBER Is. 1911, 1T l.
| O'Clock NJ th,. following described tract
| Of land. situate lying and being III MI.
| Vernon Ma-iStrria! District. stniihtf Oh
| Fairfax. Virginia. and described NY
mcteS and bounds as Follows:
! Beginning for ;hc same ri STAKE u:
| the center of the Neck Branch lsotn !t..I
! feet from stone on the east :!dc 81 81"
! road in the line of the land oI II =. VIZ
/ <ius. thence south y degrees aud lnin-
! MES west: 81 feet: thence sou II - de
/ frees and u minutes west. ISIS ir"t 10
! Stous in the cchrcr Of said road an't on
| the north line OF I'ortilun k0Mt thence
with the u0'th line Of said road SpUtn
/ .3 degrees and y minutes "rst. "
| feet. 10 4 point on said road line: hrnrr
! north II degrees ard Il minutes ra$i.
o3~i.3 fee, "a a point in II. l.. WiIkruS
! lima, thence with said line north ~ de-
! ~rccS and II miEu'cs west. So irt.S 10
! the beginning. containing StNiy-tGrc"
| and onc-,hir.i acres. more or less, WitH
al appurtcnancts.
! rnucsi"ned trustees are advised mat
this property has been Slh",Elhrh mo
! building lots since the ir;rSt herein was.
cyccutrd. but no loss hav' h"cn sold
and no streets graded. aud !Eac tHc same
| remains in a !ii'h stale of cultivation.
/ 1his land j. located r'chl On ,hc electric
road. Washington Virginia Halfway
Company. 1n!s property Will hr s"ii
as = whole and moi III porc0ls or lots. hnd
will he sold for cash. All transfer OF title
bcin. ut the cost Of purchaser.
Given under our hands this 2Sth uaS
OF October l9I1.
tGBERT \. THOMPSON. Trustee
FREDk. p. RUSSELL, Trustee.
octrS Is
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-11-02
r. L. KNOX. Nllctinnrcr.
DN virtue Ola deed Of trust made by
- W. L. Lock wood. bnlriMg naatn ntl

y Y virtue Ola deed Of trust made by
ID w. 7. Lockwood. bearing dat" Oh
The End day Of August, 1901 and duly
Of record III in" land records Of th.- 6 .y
of Alexandria. Virginia. in Deed Book
No. 80. PAGE 81 and al l!lc rcpur-' ,'f
ihc party thereby secured. default hav-
ing been made III the pa, m"nt ri liz"
notes secured in sail deed Of trust. ne
undersigned trustees will offer iDT safe,
1T public auction on Saturday,. the 9Th
day OF November. lJli.at L.. O'c Gck. IL:
in front III The Royal street cui" nee TO
the Market Building. III ia" said city,
all that tot Of ground with improve
mcntS thereon. in the said City Of Mex
andri:. and bounded a. + blows. 20 wit:
Erginniug al Il p0in; on III" east SD"
of Columbus street. SiNty-thrrr tE%i feet
north Of Wilkes street. aud extending
from this point south on The line Of Co
lumhus street twelve ~ feet: THENCE
east parallel to Wilkes street. sixt r-fotir
iiiJ feet: thence north. parallel TO tto-
lumbaS street. twelve li2l feet: and
t"cucr west parallel TO Wilkes street.
sixty-fpur 90 feet Ia tn. hc"iuniDg: be-
ing designated rs No. 49, SOr;I Column
bus street.
Terms Of sale: Casn: cost Of conveyance
ing 1T the expense of the purchaser.
ROiit RI EI.LlDTT,
DOUGLAS SIT i TT.
Trustees.
now til
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-11-02
r. +. Knox, Auctioneer.

DY virtue Of deed of lrtIst made by
- Richard A. Bryan. ir.. ard vile,
bcarin. date on the 18th day OF January.
1885. and duly Of record in the land re-
cords of the City of Alexandria. Nu-
giria. in Deed Book 40. 3D. Page -. aud
ut the request OF the party thereby
secured. default having been m'dr in
The payment Of the notes secured
i'm the said deed OF trust, the undcrsi%n-
cd trustee will offer for sale. Ut hubble
auction. OF Saturday. the l@ln day OF
November t9li. II - O clock m. III from,
ofthe Royal street entrance 10 the " A.
krt Building in the said city MI HAT lot
OF ground in Tn" said city OF AlcXaG-
dria. and bOundrd as follows. 10 wit:
Beg inning IL :, point on the south side
OF Prin ,ess street. tit, five so feet Four
90 inches west from an iron pix"
driven NJ The southwest corner of 'r!r.
cess and Yves! street, and running thence
west along the south side Of PRINCESS
street thirtytwo i3l) feet: thence sou'h.
parallel TO west street. "iGniy-hTc = J
feet 10 Il ten ~ feet alley: thence east
along said alley thirty-t'"o C39l feet: and
thence ;,orth. para l@l 10 West rect,
eight, five tSjj feet 10 the D"girnin%
with the right OF way over sad alley
Terms " sale: Casa: cost Of convey
anciu" 1T the expense o! purchaser.
ALO\/U HUUCk. Trustee.
noyn I'll
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-11-02
New Trust Company.

Richmond, Nov. with a capital
stack Of between $25Q,u and $780,.
900, practically paiC, the Bank Of
Savings and Trusts was organized last
nigh, ct meeting Of stockholders held
in The Office OF Pollard I; Bagby. 1t
vas decided HAT application will be
Immediately made TO the Corporation
C0mml>>iUn for barter.
Nearly all Of The men connected with
the institution are well known in Rich
monI. and most Of them occupy prem
inent positions in the local business
world.
OF the bank and ". j. WhitehurSt and
S. 7. Brvcridgc vice-presi;icn,s. Other
officers will be selected later.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-11-02
Take Much Time kissing Wife.

Norfolk, Va. Nov ? Before gen
eral court. martial board named 10y the
governor, privates OF the Fourth Regi-
ment, Virginia Volunteers, eS lained
Why they did not attend the annual Ell
campmeut at Culpepper last summer.
Several OF them slate that their employ
ers threatened to discharge them il
they remained away from work thu
ten days they were required to remain
in camp.
Private Ernest Whitrhurst, Of Com
pany B, declared that members OF an
arresting squad sent out to arrest h'n
for failing to report in time to leave
with the soldiers. spent too much time
kissing their wives good by" and
caused him to miss his train.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-11-02
TO
TRY RICH ESON

Boston. Nov. 1.-Immedia,e ar
raneement Of Rev. Clarence Y. T..
Richeson is demanded by District At
tornev Pelle,;er today. II is probable
the Superior Criminal Court will set
tomorrow morning, 10 clock as the
time.
Phillip r. Dunbar, counsel for the
defense. said today he aouli rave his
client ready. FL wants the ral set
for early in Januu".
Attorney Dunbar declares neither
he nor his ciie"t we're SURPRISED at the
finding of the grand jury. In he face
OF the great publicity given to every
angle of the prosecution. !"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-11-02
E.a,g Exarlinaticn .:clG.

E'chm"n;, Nov, 2.-Ihirty-three
applicants apresrea before lie state
@u%rg. Il .a~ examiners ~ Tie hail Of
the House ., Delegates yesterday 81.
sirlrg license 10 practice iaw i'll this
state. Robert VI. hughes, Uf Norf.,K,
presided over the examining court,
"t!b W!.,aHl t7lgh, Of Ntnvlie, AM
lhoaia, K. k,It!l, OF Fa,rIa&, rs his
associates. AZ tie close III the cXa'ul-
uation members vi the bOsrl took the
papers 10. examination. and will au-
aounce the result within week or ten
days.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-11-02
july FAILS To AGREE.
Alleged AsSaiIant Of Little Ada
IMeeks Released on Bail to
be Retired.

Richmond, Va. Noy. ,. The jury
Which. haas the e.! rnce III INC ease
If Edward Fo,trr, charged with x cap
raj offvnsa against Ada Catherine
i!r,kS. acri Is years, reported TO
Judge L Garter Scott, in the H"nrlco
.ouu court. Yesterday morning that
II was tnpo>~iaic - "gcec upo" Yer
iirt. TIE jury TO al io;i: Tor arqn'tlH'
and eight for conviction. About noon
Foster furnished bono in the sum Ct
81 900 for his appearance at tne Jan
nary term u the court, when the case
Miil be retired.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-11-02
Greatness and The Chain.

No man can be n great officer who
is nor infinitely patient Of details. for
an army is al aggregation Of details,
a defect in any one OF which may de-
stroy or impair the whole 1t is
chain of innumcra5Ie links. but the
whole chain is no stronger than It's
weakest link-George s. billiard:
The Life and Campaigns Of George
3. Mcclellan"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-11-02
Hint to Editors.

II you are really eager to have
something copied ell over the state.
often with credit given, print a piece
about adrertising-advise everyone 70
advertise, talk about the value Of ad.
ycrtising. 1t won't take long t. show
how widely your paper is reed
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-11-02
Washington Southern Rys

Schedule III effect July 5. l9ll.
Trains leave Union Station for Wash
irgton and points north at OS, g
81. 8 SO and 1901 a. M, Il Oh, 80, SO7,
S is and Ii % p. M, daily.
For Fredericksburg. Richmond and
ooints south at 4 81. 50 flocal and 10 -
a. M. T. Is. ( ., z t!ocaN = 81, ) 80 and
9 81 p. m. daily.
Accommodation 70! FREDERICKSBURG at
II Is a. M, daily. On week days TINS
rain runs through TO Milford.
EorE.-Time ofarrivals and departures
nd connections not guaranteed.
w 2. TAYLOR. Traffic Manager.
Richmond. Ea.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-11-02
By 4. +. r Nun. AuctiGuccr
nov'21tl

by Il. +, n NON. AuctlGiccr
DIV virtlIrc OF n deed Of trust. hearing
Dtate on on the 10Th day Of December.
1891. and duly Of record in the land r.
cords of Alexandria County. Virginia.
i'm Libcr l.. No. i, Page itj. maze ny
IIclcu &. Wheeler. and 1T the rcuucSt OF
the party thereby Srcureu. default hay
ing been made IN the payment Of tnc
notes secured nv THE saiii deed Of trust.
the undersigned tguStcc VIII 0tiur Tor
sale. III public auction. on saturday. the
18th day Of November, 1911. nj II O'CLOCK
m. in from IL the R0t al street entrance
10 the Market Building. in The City of
Alexandria. Virginia. the following deS-
cribrd property in the County OF Alex
andria. Virginia. To- wit:
Lot No. nine o.. in square No.
twenty CO). on the surve,' and plat Of
the Northwest Alexandria inrrorc
mcnt Company. whici is duly oi record
in the said land records, III tEc Deed
Book NJ. No. /. Page 80.
Terms OF sale: Cash: cost of oon"ey-
ancing 1T the cxneuse Of The purchaser.
ALONIO L. !loUCk
Trustee
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-11-02
Fatal accident.

Roanoke, Va. My. 2.-H. l.
Crolc. 81 Crrwr, fell or Jumped from
a Norfolk and Western train Tuesday
evening and vas ki!Ipd He vas ship.
ping a COW By EXPRESS to Petersburg.
and had gone into the express car. He
vas told by The messenger that he
would have to ride with tn" passengers.
He left the car and that was the last
seen OF him alive.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-11-02
Brakeman Killed.

Roanoke. Va, Nay 2.-James j
Alfred. aged -, the sole support Of a
widowed mother, who was making his
fourth trip as brakeman on the Roa-
n0ke and Southern, fell from the tain
near Rocky Mount. yesterday, AID was
killed. lie resided here.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-11-02
s,yuchblIrr SsOtcI Closed.

LynchJrrg. Va, Npv. at mid
ni2ht last Tuesday hight the AriiG gton
Hotel. one OF tile oldest hostelre- Of
,he SAT-. va, closed and tie building
* 10 he RACED for the erection OF a
$3.50, 900 iirepropf structure. The ven
turc is backed by local capital.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-11-02
Mcctin" of directors Called.

Richmond. Va. Nov, e.. +.
johnson, prt sident OF the Norfolk and
Western Hallway. and rector Of tia
Virginia Polvtechnic Institute. y stcr.
dao called the board OF visitors TO meet
November II at Blacks hurg to con-
slider charges Of vice among the stu
dents, made by q member OF the hoard,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-11-02

Washington Nov. > William H.
Holly. aged 80 year.. died 1T 5 O'Clock
Yesterday afternoon at The residence Of
MS daughter, Mrs Martha Russell. l !
r street, northwest. Mr. Holly stuff r
Ell with rheumatism for years, but has
been conii1cd 10 his bed only = few
DAYS.
Mr.. Holly was n native OF Virginia.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-11-02
Their Deficiency.

I have known some InoI possessed
of good qualities which were very
serviceable to others but useless to
themselves-like sun-dial on the
front Of a house to inform the neigh
bors and passengers. but not the
owner Yithir.-STift.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-11-02
Eurole Hae Us Rcat.

"Why do so many people &C abroad
instead Of seeing their own country"
We'll" Dir. Cumrox replied. 81 hate to
admit it, but l kind Of think Europe
has Us beat on guides and presa
agents"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-11-02
Bad.

One of the worst things about cold
weather is that 1t gives every would.
be actor a chance 10 show himself In
en- overcoat with a fur collar.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-11-02


session Assembly 1910 and bhed in OF sec
Of the Constitution and Act oved February 8, 1905
RESOLUTION prosng amendment to section III Of article o.
me co ond Iyn I hc sa H p the next gene em5 s
the DELEGATES Ga majority the
Virginia be- and the herehy
PROPOSED and referred to the eeIa assctoN h DC o Ge for rs
nnstyR Of e de'S afteen Of sad C stiuo namely
Strike from the &c ] yspp so o @ns hundred an"
Sill organization government of cities and
towns shall be enacted by the smeTa nssf@H a in article
Ibis Constitution ard then only by recorded vote o. nw1n
the ADDITION Of this Constitution
or ansnd S1E r tn snsrsI o:ssn i provided
Sn and oars set srh in this ars
CONSTITUTION
And insert in lieu thereof following
Silt cities and
"ns sh1 be enacted the h aa and no SG act ar
only recorded vote Of t~ohrs
ns more than e s1G oqs # o m State as a m s
Of me ssp s a m rsp @nee sne the Genera
CONFORM TO- TO all the rh ySH in this corstiuon
this article contained the
bcd in arcIc four constaon respect
on nnd eovaTnsn mt prescribed By cities
ommnweaih ' such form for Of
m the " aagranh o. this section shall operative
m such dsSa R o as a I e held may
of the councils cities
and shall like to the
which
sections
this Constitution
under municipal
vested with the principal legislative authority Of su
municipality
of this article CLASSIFY
population bet population
population Tor the
The general assembly at the request MADE
prescribed Of city having popra-
special form Of
men
this section
atornes for the Commonwealth commits
OF and city sergeants
the of delegates be authorized and
these resolutions
the time of the general election
the of the house delegates
house OF delegates be required 10
the
certified
together with the cr
in which the said amend
shall published
hereby certify that the foregoing is true copy amendment
rosed and agreed the General Assembly OF
Virginia. session $40 and the published pursuance OF sec
ton the Constitution and Act tie General Assembly, approved
february 3, 1908
JOHN W. WILLIAMS
lie bouss nf lsgaes Of Virginia.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-11-02
CQMMCMWEALT OF VIRGINIA
OFFICE OF
CLERK OF The HOUSE OF DELEGATES

Proposed amendment the Constitution Of Virginia. agreed to al
session a % As.Tmo February 1905
The Greeley tribune., 1911-06-01
COMPLIMENTS
COMMERCIAL
CLUB OF WELD
Government Field Agent Approves
Plan OF Gathering Accurate Crop
Statistics OF Counties

The action of the Weld County
Commercial club in endorsing a
plan to gather complete crop sta
tistics In the county is commended
by ]. E. Woodwork. special field
agent for Colorado and Oklahoma of
the government bureau of statistics
He compliments Weld county on the
move taken and expresses tn hone
that Colorado will make a law in
the near future making 1t compul-
sorry for each county to gather ac-
curate crop reports.
Such law is In force now in Ok.
lahoma and other states. It ia a
great aid to the government in de-
termining accurately the yield of
the various sections for each year.
IN addition to being invaluable for
the communities making the re-
ports.
Only estimates are possible un-
DER the present system and these
are often made by persons more en-
thusiastic than accurate. II the
matter were reduced to cold figures
properly compiled, exageeration
would be eliminated and the square
deal would prevail all around. .av
those favoring the plan.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-06-01
new SERVICE
INAuCuRATED
BY PHONE co.
Several Advantages to Greeley Pa
irons in Innovation That Has
just Been Put Into Effect

The Colorado Telephone Company
ann unces that they will inaugur-
ate Immediately a special two num-
ber service to and from Greeley,
Eaton, Ault and Windsor.
The advantages of this service
are:
First-Connection with tele-
phone in all of the above exchanges
as promptly as with any telephone
in the city.
Second-The elimination OF the
long distance operator, and the de-
lay of connection through the toll
board.
Then there is another advantage
in calling by number, viz. the cheap
er rate which applies only to num-
ber calls
1t is not necessary to hang up
after giving number wanted to the
first operator; merely wait for call
ed number to answer and then pro-
coed with the conversation. If a
particular party is wanted at a GER
tain telephone or 1t is necessary 10
employ messenger service to obtain
the party, then the call should be
given to long distance, as the loc-
al operator is able to handle num-
ber calls only.
A few trial calls made in the man
ner described, it is believed, will
convince the telephone users of the
value of this service and demon
strate that these towns are only
thirty seconds away.
In the telephone directory Is a
list of the numbers of each SUBJ
scriber in these towns.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-06-01
OIL IS FOUND
NEAR PIERCE

:. pierce Nav o5.-Work will
!. begin here on Monday under
!. the direction OF Boulder ana
:. California capitalists sinking
;. for oil on the Boulter and
:. Roulder ranches, both OF when
:. are quarter sections adjoining
;. rho town. Final word was re- :
:. ceived today that the neces-
:. sary machinery had been ship :
;. ped and that the crew or eN-
;. perienced oil men would oegln
:. operations after months OF :
). quiet investigation by experts.
;. II is believed that both oil :
;. and coal will be found in the =
:. localities selected for prelimi- :
!. nary operations. Indications or
:. oil and coal that were discov-
;. cred some time ago have been
:. the subject of expert analysis, :
:. with the result that ample
:. capital has been enlisted to ex- :
;. plot the district thoroughly. :
;. The announcement has caus- :
:. ed general rejoicing In COM :
;. mercial circles here. There has !
:. been no bombastic heralding :
:. for the purpose OF creating a :
:. boom, but all arrangements to :
;. begin work have been made :
:. very quietly by those interest :
:. ed. 1t is believed that the be- :
:. ginning of actual work will !
!. stimulate prospecting on the
:. part of others who are con- !
:. vinced that oil and coal will be :.
:. found in paying quantities IN !
:. this vicinity.
). ). :. :. :. !. !. :. :. :. !. !: !. !. !. +
The Greeley tribune., 1911-06-01
COLLINS man
MISSING. FOUL
PLAY FEARED
A. W. Hausileer Went to Chicago
With Load of Sheep and Has
Not Been Heard From

Fort Collins, May 27-Leaving
his wife in Fort Collins, A. W.
Hausheer. formerly OF 525 Stoyer
street, started for Chicago on April
90 with a shipment of sheep belong
ing to Harris Akin, discharged his
duties. delivered the sheep at their
destination, and then apparently
disappeared from the face Of the
earth.
The only word his wife has re-
ceived from him since he left here
is letter which he wrote on the
25th of April stating that he would
start for home the next day, and a
letter from his brother who lives in
Chicago. to the effect that Hausheer
had paid him visit and that he had
been with him when he secured
and that he left him
at the Burlington depot in that city.
After delivering the sheep at
their destination Hausheer went to
visit his mother in Peoria and then
returned to Chicago, where he spent
the night with his brother. His
contract called for return transport
alton and his brother went with
him to the ticket Off e where he se-
cured a ticket. His ticket called
for transportation from Chicago to
Fremont, Neb., and it was necessaf i,
for him to secure another ticket al
the latter place for Fort Collins.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-06-01

ly given, was followed by the
Daunce of Dairie Maydes and
Woodmen, done by seventh and
eighth grade boys and girls. in
which a Maypole had place, and af-
forded opportunity for a variety of
poses and figures.
The Daunce of Ladyes was exc
cuted by the girls physical training
classes, senior and Junior, in quaint
costumes of Old English days. and
was graceful 70 a degree. their cos
tunes blending in a riot of pleasing
colors.
Following came the frolick OF
the Revelers, in which the young
folks played old English games.
"Oranges and Lemons" would
You Know How Doth the Peasant"
London Bridge" Nuts in Maye,"
and closing with wind up the
Bush Faggot."
Appropriate music for the occa-
sion was furnished by an. orchestra
under the direction of ]. G. Ken
dali
There has been much hard work
put into this May Festival, and
teachers and students may we'll feel
satisfied with the presentation
made. A perfect day but added to
the pleasure Of the occasion, and
1t IL hoped that the normal faculty
may carry out the suggestion that
1t be made An annual event.