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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-02-27


i.aterai Sewer No. 1858 In alley
In block bounded by White ST, ~.
T. !. r. r.. M. c. r, Y. and JEFF
ferson ave. west.
Detroit Southern r. r., lot ., Whites
sub. Of the 5. part OF lot No. S. b.
OF the sub. OF p. G 40. Part 3
Detroit Southern r. r.. lot 3. last
Detroit southern n. r.. lot 5. last
F Beiisle. lot 10, last named sSbGse.
d. s r. r.. lot s-B. the sly 7i.2i n.
OF the WHY 52s.31 IT. of all that
part OF 6-B. lying WY OF Jeffer-
son ave. W. and My OF Whites
sub. OF the : part Of lot No; CD:
720s--For constructing vitrined Crock
Lateral Sewer. No. 1899 In alleys
In blocks bounded by Cicotte and
4 Vernon St. extended;
=. Keller. lot IS. block 10. plat OF
VIM. u. NELSON'S sub. Of lot 10.
and Wesson & IngersolIs sub. OF
lot 5. Of p 6. 2es. springweils;;
r. Briedrich. lot lie. block 10. last
named sub ~ Part
Il. Briedrich e. x lot lis, last named
Rose Downing. lot tos. Markey's sub.
az the eastern part OF lot 9. p. G.
2es. springwells. Wayne Co. Mich:
fsorc bO"uinBs iON wv last d..
SUB. ........,........,. Part
72t:--For constructing vitrified Crock
Lateral Sewer No. 1902 In alleys
In blocks bounded by Beniteau, So.
Jean and Jefferson ayes. and n. line
Of lots SO and So. OF Dwyer. Soul
len. q o'Neil sub. OF lots J L and
NJ Of Richard Lemay Est. r. c.
&c and 6Ss.
L. r. Morgan. lot 10. Beniteau's sub. .
OF lot 4, OF the sub. of the ST. Jean
farm p. c. 26. Crosse Pointe,
Wayne Co, Mich. Part
J. T. Kenna, lot 81. last named sub:
B. Mcwiliiams. lot -. last named
b. Mcwilliams. lot IS. hast named
Peter Defer. lot 2. Defer's sub. of
tart Of r. G.. &c, Village OF Fair
View Crosse Pointe. Township,
Wayne Co. Mich, that part OF lot
No z. OF the sub. OF the 81 Jean
farm, bet. Kercheval and Jefferson
ave. p. c. 2s. Crosse Pointe Town. =
peter asp peter lot .. last narled sub.
Peter Defer. lot %. last named sub:
Part :
Peter Defer lot so. last named sub,
Part :
Hutton a Nall. lot II. Hutton n
Nails sub. Of lot g. OF the sub. OF
the Sc. Jean farm. being the WY
part OF p. G. 2e. Village OF Fair-
view. Wayne Co. Mich. =. Part ,
Mary Meyers. lot 20. last named sub
Mary Meyers. lot u. last named sab,
VIZ r.r ~ 'sA85Psrt .
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-02-27
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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-02-27
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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-02-27

73ss-For constructing vitrined Crock
Lateral Sewer No. 1s43 I'm alleys In
block bounded by Stanford and
Hartford aves.. McGraw ave. and
Hewlett lot So. Howietrs sub. OF
blocks is. 10 and 20. of Scovel's
sub. OF the W. Y OF frac. sec. 2.
7. s., r. IL e.. Greenfield. Wayne
Hewlett. lot 81. last named sub.
Part
Hewlett lot IS. last named sub.
Part
Hewlett, lot 81. last named sub.
Part 3
g9Aa-Enr ~
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-02-27

IloZ-ror constructing Nitrined CROCK
Lateral Sewer No. 1879 in alley
In block bounded by Grand River.
fireman and Larcnmont ayes. and
W. lire OF lots e5 and rs. of Leon
ard +. Wineman's sub. OF lot T. OF
John fireman Est, sub. of lot Z:
also the SLY 80 II. OF lot 6 OF the
Est. OF Joseph fireman, u secs.
so. 81 and 81, 10000 Acre Tract
where not already built.
Ia +. Wineman, lot 26, Leonard f.
Wineman's sub. OF lot f. Of John
fireman Est. SUBJ Of lot z; also
the sly 80 II. Of lot 6. OF the Est
OF Joseph fireman. u secs. 80. 81
and 81. ie,e8e- Acre Tract. Green
Held. Wayne Co, Mich. 49,. Part 3
L. +. Wineman, lot %. last named
SUD ....... Part ;
LIZ Wineman, lot SO, last named
r, E. Reisea. lot 81, last named sub, ).
r. e. RelEea, lot Sc. last named sub.
Part 3
r f. Relgea, lot 81. last named sub.
Part 3
r. +. Relgea. w. n lot 3s, last named
=, Part
r. z, Relgea, e. u lot SO. last named
r. E. Reisea. lot SO. last named sub
L. +. wineman. lot 40. last named
SUP ..t............ Part 8
Il r winemsn. lot as. last named
L. + wineman. lot IS. last named
: o., 4 r. = -. fart j
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-02-27

70s0-For constructing Vitrifcd Crock
Lateral Sewer No. 'l770 In alleys
in block bounded by Beechwood
ave. and Thirty-flrst St, Warren
ave. and wrcford ave.
Butterfield. lot 2. Butterfeld's sub.
OF block 20. OF Scovels sub. OF
frac sec. 9, Il. 2 s., r. IL e., Green
field. Wayne Co. Mich. -. Part j
Butterfield. lot 10. last named sub.
Part =
Butterneid. lot IL. last named sub;
Part .
RuterfieId. lot 1. Butterheld's sub. OF
block 80 and N. ~ OF block 81, OF
SeovePs sub OF frac. sec 2. II.
=. II. IL F.. Greenfield. Wayne Co,
Mtcn. ..s..s.' - 81 ~ :"
ButterfeiG. lot s. last named sub. !.
Part 3
.R,,tterfiela- iet-s, last named
Part .
w. l.. Holmes, lot l0s. Beech Hurst,
VIM. L. Holmes sub. or eastern
part OF frac. sec. 3. t. =. ~. ~
p, Greenfield. Wayne Co, mien'' !,
w T. HoImes lot 10. last named
.nh Part J
w. l. Holmes. lot III. last named
W r, Holmes lot 112, last named
suh Part y
-
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-02-27

Lateral sewer No 1873 in alleys
In block bounded by Green and
Beard ayes, Fort st. and Lafayette
ave.
Lovett Est. lot s4s. Lovett's sub.
of lots IL, II, 16, Is, 20. 20, "a, &c.
90, 30 and SO, OF Scotch & Low
etts sub OF all those parts OF r.
Cs e67 and 270, lying bet. Fort
NJ. and D.. NJ. & T.. r. r.. and W.
OF Waterman ave, SpringwelIs.
Wayne Co, Mich. .,.......P Part 3
4. Lovett Est. lot 3i4. last named sub.
- Part 3
Lovett Est. lot SAC, last named sub;
Lovett Est, lot 34s, last named sub.
Part ,
Lovett Est, lot $40. last named sub;
Part 3
Lovett Est, lot 1853. last named sub.
Part 3
Lovett Est. lot 55l, last named sub !.
Part 2
Lovett Est. lot s55. last named sub.
Part J
Lovett Est. lot $50. last named sub;
Part 3
Lovett Est, lot $50, last named sub;
Part .
Lovett Est, lot 361, last named Sub,
Part 3
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-02-27

n. WY OF River 81. and Leigh ave.
chas. De Llsle. lot "a. Peterson's
sub, OF part Of u. q. No. IL,
springwells. Wayne Co. Mich.
chas. De Llsle. lot 80. last named
chas. DE Lisle, lot rs, last named
chas. De Isle. lot II. Last named
SUP. .................., Part
7i42-For constructing Vitrihed Crock
Lateral Sewer No. lS32 in alleys
In block bounded by Crane and
kohns aves.. Chaplin ST. and Ora
tiot ave.
Walter 3. Karrer. lot 4. John M.
Brewer Co.'S Crane ave. sub. OF part
or II. c. ga, bet Mack and Ora
tiot ayes. City of Detroit, Wayne
- MICH. ............ Part
Walter > karrer lot 8. last named
ruo' ''.'.............. ..Pdrt j
u4s-For constructing Xitrihed Crock
Lateral Sewer No. 1889 In alleys
In block bounded by Ellery st Mt
Elliott ave, Trombly ave. AMI
L l. Barbour. lot IS. Patrick's sub.
OF part OF the y. W. part of frac.
sec. 2S. T. I s.. II. IL f.. Detroit.
Wayne Co. Mich. ....... Part 3
w. n. Laporte, lot 49, last named
suo. .'....,...... ....'. .Part .
w. IL. laporte. lot 10. last named
suo' ..1s........ ..s.s.s.s..f art .
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-02-27

7252--For constructing ,vstria.d. Crock
Lateral Sewer No. 1917 In alleys IN
block bounded by Twenty -eiEhth
81. and Stanford ave-. McGraw ave.
Hewlett lot IS. Howistrs sub. OF
blocks Is. 10 and 20. OF scovers
sub. or the W. u OF frac sec 2. r.
q, r. IL E.. Greenfield, Wayne
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-02-27

7106--For constructing Nltrln'u NIvSn
Lateral Sewer No. 1896 In alley
in block bounded by Flscher'
Crane Mack and Forest aves'
where not already built.
Minnie Hewitt, lot az, george n
Patterson's sub OF lots ?, 3 ana
of the I.aderoot Estate. y, =. 49,
Hamtramek. Wayne Co, Mich. :.
7Isl-For constructing vitrihcd Crock
Lateral -Ner-iSSl alley
IN block bounded by Hartford,
Scotch. and McGraw aves. ana
Cobb place
Arthur r.. Hewlett, lot sc, -Howletts
sub. OF blocks rs. 10 and 20. OF
Scovefs sub. OF the W. y or fr&c
sec s. II. 2 =. n. IL T., Greenfield,
Wayne Co. Mich. ........ Part
TI7s-For constructing vitrifed Crock
Lateral Sewer No. 1869 In alley
In block bounded by Frontenac
boulevard. Field and Medbury
ayes. and Duncan St, where not
already built.
l.. w. Miller. lot "a. Humans Belt
Line addition, being part OF p &.
e7S. Township OF Hamtramck. and
City OF Detroit. Wayne Co. Mich.
Part 3
71s0--For constructing vitrihed Crock
Lateral Sewer No. 1870 In north
and south alley In block bounded
by, Hurlbut ave. and City Limits,
Bingham and Gordon SITS. ~
Lizzie j. McSweeney. lot u.s., the
MacE and Cadillac ave sub of lots
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-02-27

'iSS-ror constructing Vitrifed Crock
Laterai Sewer No. 1889 In alley
Beividsrs ayes. Louis and Goethe
sts, where not already built.
eta J. Paddock lot SO, Stoepefs
sup. or lots z to IL inc, OF the sub
OF that part OF p. c. 10. lying be-
tween Mack road and lot ls, Of the
Es.ate OF Robert Beaubien. City OF
Eta J. Paddock. lot 20. last named
SUP. ................. Part 4
7eo4z-For constructing Vitrined crock
lateral Sewer No. 1894 in alley In
6loek bounded by Livernois and
mllitary ayes, Horatio st. and m
line or lots So and SO. of plat Of w.
I. Hurds sub. OF part OF w. y OF
built.
Unknown. lot 81. plat Of W. T.
Hurd's sub. OF part OF the w Y
or = G. No: 57l. Springwells.
Wayne Co. Mich, T. s.. R. "a. r;
C. Crisis, lot 81. last named sub.
72l0-For constructing vitrined Crock
Lateral Sewer No. 1900 In alley
first east Of and parallel to Post
ave. between Jefferson ave. W. and
South St
F|Jehle. lot IL, Larned. Ducharme n
Schmitt,s sub. of lots 1, .. s, 9 and
10, OF Wesson's sec. OF p. G.. 267, In
Springwells, Wayne Co., Mich.
Part 8
F. Jehle. lot 90. last named sub.
Part 3
Part 3
Part 2
Potcher. lot 4s. last named sub.
Part 3
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-02-27

Lateral sewer In alleys In block
bounded by Hillgcr ave. and Con,
nor's lane. Jefferson ave. ana
CharievoiN 81.
Unknown. lot 10, block l, Hart farm;
sub Of part of y. Cs. Gal. 61s anu
Cs7. Village OF Fairyiew and Town
ship OF Crosse Pointe. Wayne co..
Mich. ................ tart
Unknown. lot %. block I. last named
sub. .....s......ss. $1,000 NJ
iIA-For constructing vitrified Crock
Lateral sewer I'm alleys In blocks
bounded by Fairview and LII.
bridge AYES. Jefferson ave. and
lots 30 and %. W Kean's River
View sub. OF part OF r. 6. SIS
lying SLY OF jefferson ave. Crosse
Pointe, Wayne Co. Mich.
OF1ynn. lot ~. O'Flynn's sub. OF lots
=. and 3, and the adjoining %
IT, strip lying sly thereof. OF the
sub. OF y. c. ass. lying a OF Jenfr-
son ave. Crosse Pointe. WAYNE SO.
}. Bsiisnser, LOT 50. las, named SUB;
!. psvey, lot ss. last named sub, ; !,
Eliza Bentley. lot IS. last named sun;
! sce.si.ss> a nsx'
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7244--For Vitrthed
block bounded Mcclellan
Garfield Warren
@. RIgg block 16. a.
View sub
concession OF r.. c. l52. Ham
trsmck, Wayne Mich Part a a. az an ,
G251-For constructing Vitrifed Crock
Lat No N "A
block
Twenty-eighth Mcsraw
Cobb
Ho lot II, OF q
Scoveis
sub Of he |. Of frac. ~. ~
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SO ~ II 20 70 $50
sa q is % 70 sn
An A-sss
.s72 80 rs 20 10 s72
s7a 50 70 % 70 sD
ISIS j." 5" {" 70 I" n
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1911-05-23
SWALLOWS NICKEL AND DIES
Gift Of Friend Causes Death Of Little
Girl

Philadelphia. May 22.-As the re
suit of having swallowed a nickel that
had been given her as present two
year-old Elizabeth Morrison, OF 1884
North Howard street, died In the
Episcopal hospital.
About three weeks ago little Eliza
beth and her brothers and sisters
were each given a nickel by a friend
who had been visiting the family. The
other children promptly invested their
present in candy. but Elizabeth refus-
ed to part with her shining gift and
continued to play with II.
Later in the day the child's mother
heard the little girl gasping and chok
ing in an alarming manner, and at
once surmised what had happened
She afforded temporary relief to the
child By patting her on the back,
which caused the coin to pass safely
down the throat
The mother then took the girl to
the Episcopal hospital. where she was
treated. For a few days she seemed
to be all right, but the coin had lodged
in the intestines. and she was again
taken to the hospital.
When all other means had failed II
was decided that an operation would
be necessary to save the child's life
The operation was successfully per
formed and the coin removed. Again
for a time the child got along nicely
and It was thought she would recover
But pneumonia set in and the end
quickly came
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1911-05-23
MARCHING ON CAPITAL
Rival Rebel Leader In Mexico Defes
Madero.


Mexico City. May 22-Fifteen thou
sand troops OF General Ambrosco Fig
ueroa are today operating in an often
slve movement against Mexico City,
In spite Of the peace with Madero,
and the clty's danger is now greater
than ever.
Figueroa for provisional president
of Mexico. in place Of Madero, seems
to be the next move in Mexico's tan
gled affairs.
Curnavaca must be captured before
Mexico CITY can be invested, and Fig
ueroa's force Of well disciplined troops
are now preparing the attack on that
place, which cannot Withstand them
long. Then the march on the city
itself will begin Immediately.
His intention is to follow this plan,
indicated by reports from the forces,
was confirmed by the arrival OF a
messenger. who stated that he had
been directed to say that Figueroa
would attack Curnavaca without delay
and then march to Mexico City.
Claude Ash an Engllshman, arrived
in Mexico City from the rebel camp
with the positive statement that Fig
ueroa can place $1,000 men around
Mexico City within ten days, and In
tends to do so.
As a further indication OF blood
shed at Curnayaca the official Red
Cross started an expedition for that
place to care for the wounded In the
expected lighting
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1911-05-23
MARTINS LETTER AS TO JU0eEsHlP
Governor Locates Missiye Referred To
BY Jones in Farmyille Speech.

One part of the speech of Repre-
sentative VIM A. Jones in Farmville
on Thursday referred to letter
supposed to have been written 10
Gov. Mann in reference to judge
TO be appointed by the Executive.
This would necessarily refer to the
selection of successor to the late
Judge John r. Mason, of Fredericks-
burg.
Mr.. Jones remarks on the sub
ject at Farmville, written by himself
Tor publication, were as follows:
III my memory is not greatly at
fault. IL was recently stated by the
Governor of Virginia that Senator
Martin had refused to recommend
one of three candidates for judg-
ship for the expressed reason that
they were all his personal and
political friends This. mark you
was not in judicial district OF
which Senator Martin was a resident
And yet he was asked to indorse on
or more Of the applicants. and he
did not put his declination lif what
am told is true) upon the ground
that he was not resident of this
district. and therefore had no right
to interfere in the selection of It's
judges but placed it upon the sole
and distinct ground that he was not
willing to select from among his
friends
Assuming that his rccommen
dalton would have been followed by
Vifginia's Executive. what do you
think OF the prOpriety of "A United
states senator undertaking to
iii tate the selection of judge who
should preside over courts and pass
upon the lives and liberties Of peo-
pie in district of which he was
aol a citizen? Senator Martins ac-
tiOn in this ease Is. to my mind tan
: .mDalt % Confession not only thai
ii ut. ,Os jLd ships ask for his
indo sem,nt. but that they receive
that Endorsement when il can be Civ
en- without offending fri nd and
possible supporter.
GOV Mann yes'erday looked up
the letter REFER to from Senator
NJ regarding which the Executive
gave out an interview at that time
and in which il is said he may not
+ hay, been altogether correctly quot
ed
This letter states that Senator
Martin wishes to make his position
clear lie calls the attention Of the
/ Governor to the fact that he has
made no recommendation Of judge
to succeed judge Mason. and says
/ he will not do SO His reason Is
T that he is not a resident of the
circuit nor does he practice law
! Their in. and would not think of In
tortorring in a contest between hon
1rlble gentlemen who are his
friends He wrote the letter. he
sal so that his name might not be
used in connection with the judge
ship Richmond Times-Dispatch.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1911-05-23
VIRGINIA NEWS

The total number OF automobiles
licenses for 1911 up to Saturday was
2,628.
+. NJ. Graves, of Madison county
was thrown from his horse. result
ing in a broken leg.
Gov. Mann will speak on May "a at
Mineral, Louisa county, at the dedlca'
ton of high school.
The Governor has appointed Or. A;
S. Rixey, of Culpeper, a member oil
the State Board of Medical Examiners,
succeeding DIR. r. M. Slaughter, OF
Fairfax, resigned.
Citizens of Lancaster county as
sembled at court. raised fund to
defray expenses of Supervisor }. w
Chowning as a delegate to the Ma
tional Good Roads Congress IL
Birmingham, Ala. May 23rd to 26th
The large barn on the DAIRY
farm of Burkhart & Hall. at Rose
Hill. Fairfax county, was burned Sal
urday night. No live stock was
lost. but farming implements and q
large quantity OF grain were con
qumpd
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1911-05-23
LYNCH COLoRED PREACHER
Hanged and Shot by Mob For Wound
ing Deputy Marshal.

Swainsboro, Ga, May 22.-Rey. Ben
jamin Smith, the aged leader OF the
negro race in this section, was hanged
to the limb Of tree and his body rid
died with bullets by a mob OF white
men because he had wounded Deputy
Marshal Canady.
Smith had trouble with his young
wife. and the latter had complained t.
the authorities. Canady went to the
Smith house to arrest the preacher
The later resisted and shot the officer
inhicting q serious wound.
Smith fed, but was pursued Win
bloodhounds and was captured In a
swamp near the town. brought back
and hanged to a tree in sight Of his
home.
Smith was very old, being white
headed and toothless, but for years his
word had been law to the negro popu
lation. He was noted for his oratory.
While the mob was chasing Smith
unknown parties dynamited the negro
Odd Fellows hall. entirely destroying
the building
The lynching and the use Of dyna-
mite have terrOrized the negroes and
any are fleeing A general exodus Is
threatened, which will work great
damage 10 the planters.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1911-05-23
KING GEORGE NOTES

King George Co., Va, May 10th.
Master Fairfax Huffman, who was
kicked by a boy at public school
Jan. 9Th and taken to George Washing
ton University Hospital to have his leg
operated on April nth, is doing nicely
The little fellow is only 10 years
old. but bears his sickness with as
much patience as a much older person
His friends hope for his early recovery.
Some farmers of this section have moi
yet finished planting corn, as the long
drouth has hardened the land.
Fishermen rlong the Potomac are
preparing to take up nets. The season
has been very poor and the catch OF
herring unusually small. but brought
good prices.
Mr.. Chas. II. Huffman left by Steam
er Wakefield for Washington to WISH
his little son, Fairfax, who is IN thu
George Washington Hospital.
Miss Hester Huffman is spending
several weeks in upper King George
with relatives and friends.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1911-05-23
A|RSH|P DISASTER.
French Minister of War
Killed by AerOplaOo.
PREMIER MONS BADLY HURT
Aeroplane Becomes manageable In
the Air and Crashes to the
Ground Among High French
officials.

Paris. May %. 49, NJ. Berteaux. the
French minister of war; was instantly
killed; NJ. Monis. the French premier,
was injured, and a dozen other dlstih
guIshed members of the government
had narrow wescapes from death when
the first machine in the great Paris
Madrid race crashed to the ground al
lsssy les MOulineaux.
The accident threw thousands OF
spectators into a panic. and Tor time
il was feared that most OF the mem
bers of the cabinet had been killed OF
fatally injured.
AS the signal for the start was
given NJ. Train, one Of the heroes
Of the Paris-Pau race. who had been
selected as the first to leave, rose
gracefully with one passenger IN his
monoplane.
He assembled SO gracefully mat the
cabinet members who were deeply IN
ierested in aviation joined with the
crowds in applause.
Train, in order to give the
crowds a better view, described hall
circle over the group Of government
officials. Something evidently went
wrong. as the aviator was seen max
ing frantic efforts to adjust his steer
ing mechanism.
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The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1911-05-23
SOUTHERN SEMINARY REORGANlztD

Rev. l.. Il. RoNe and Rev. }. ). En-
gle have rtorganiz-d the Southern
Seminary ant Rev. e. +. tishburne,
vice president uf Nali,nal Exchange
Bank IL koanokc. has been electe q
president Of the Incorporation. and ID.
5. Bromley. cashier of the People :
Bank at Buena Vista, treasurer.
Mr. ishburne is p cIlarly well iitled
for the position. The day has come
wnen education institute ns are recog-
nzed AS needing a. much as any Other
interests the best business ability ioi
their development. Mr.. fishourne Is
also an earnest preacher.
Mcs-rs. Rowe and EN- le having mace
a success of each school ~ their system
Of schools, interd through the moor
pOratiOn Of each one 10 assoc ate with
themselves men of recognized business
ability and activity, believing that by
having such men TO share with them
the burdens of the development and
management Of the three schools they
will themselves be able to give to each
one of the institutions more attention,
as well as greater success and useful
ness