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Tombstone epitaph., 1911-03-26
It's g for Editor White (

It's g for Editor White of the Paradise Record. He has suspended publication of the Record and is moving his plant g miles away to the new Cochise oil metropolis where he will launch the San Simon Light. Editor White Is a good writer, and long may the Light shine in the journalistic field of Cochise county is the wish of The PRosPECToR.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-03-26

Tine lovers in Chicago are longingly awaiting for the month of May when the weather is warm enough to take a stroll to the parks. In Tombstone a fellow can take his best girl oul for a walk any time of the year.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-03-26
Postal Telegraph
 to Extend Line

That the Postsl:Telegrspb company will build into Tucson, establish Of. fces here and operate in competition with the Western Union Telegraph company, is information which hes reached members of the Railway Holding company.
 The extension of the Postal Tele-
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-03-26
fslMs OF suBscRIPrIoN
With the recent rains the lucky Arizona dry farmer is the one who has l60 acres of good land in winter wheat.

The recent rich ore strikes in the Tombstone district ought to be enough to cons vince the worst knocker that Tombstone's future is bright.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-03-26

A special dispatch" by carrier pigeon to the Arizons Democrat etat- e ths. fourteen automo obiles broke down along the road from Mess to Roosevelt and thirty or more distin- guished people are explaining how it happened.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-03-26

The Roosevelt bird visited Tombstone on March l6' IL evidently knew the Colonel cached Arizo na on that date.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-03-26

There is not a locality in the United States so full of historic interest as is Tomb. stone.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-03-26

alter this there will be but one rass on Sunday morning of his visit at g o'clock.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-03-26
CATHOLIC

Regular services as announced in these columns Saturday were held by Father Emile Barrett. The next serc vice will be held on the fourth Ss,ur day, Sunday and Monday in April. Father Barrett also announced tbs.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-03-26
Sabbath In Tombstone
 Houses of Worship
CONGREGATICSAL

"The Triumph of Earnessness" wac the subject of the Rev. H. A. Decks eloquent seGmon at II a, m,, to a large and attentive congregation and the topic of the sermon at p, m., was "A stormy Night" The choir furnished special music during both | service.
 The Sunday school had an attend- snce of 73 at 10 8. Iii. The perfect attendance banner was awarded to Mrs. Benedict's class. The plans for Easter service were announced. Mrs. Benedict will have charge of the pros gram and Ms Rockfellow will plan the decors:i ns.
 "The Use of Money" was the topic of the we'll attended and enthusiastic Christ sn Endesvor meeting at 7p. m. It being leaderless meeting President Miss sAxtell opened up the dis. cussion of the subject with appropri- ate remarks. Miss Beulah York xss voted ss s member. and the names oi Miss Ola Fowler and Allan Corbett were proposed for membership.
 METHODIST
 An interesting temperance lesson was studied at the Sunday school at 10 6. m It was brought out that men trade with valuable things. Just now there is more trading in politics in respect to prohibition than any other one subject Of legisistion, there- fore there must be something valu- able in the principle, There WAS the usual attendance.
 o. Gibson again led the League at ' p.m,
 The Rev. Trevor Orton preached at the evening hour an interesting 1 sermon, and closed with an altar ser- vice which was much enjoyed, and i, was of great benefit to those par ticipsting. It is not 'known ye. the Rev. Orton will remain on the Tombstone circuit or not. He has been at WilIcox for a time, and the people there are objecting to his esving.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1911-03-09
Transfers & Attachments

The Comfy Commissioners Of st
Mar = county will meet 1T their Office ia
Lsonsrdtown, on MONDAY and TUES
DAY. aarch 20 and u 1911 for he
purpose If making TRANSFERS and
AGREEMENTS
All Appl cS'ions fnr ATTACHMENTS rru.t
be made under oath or affirmation re-
quiring rA-'ies Applying to give IL. no
tie Csmmi.s ourrs AL property they
may possess Of every kind that is assts-
seh
Persons who do not avail them -elyes
OF this notice cannot hav" any abate-
msnts on the County TT" surer
JOHN T. CEt IL.
President
WALTER p. DORSEY.
Mar 9-td Clerk
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1911-03-09
L a d Z 8.

Mail me your Hair ComhinQs and I
will make y0u rraids Puffs Cu-ls or
PnnpsdOurs az very low prices have
a full line az Hair Goods
ADELAIDE S'BMTT.
4nS ". Sara oga st
March 2-3m. b IiTimore Nd.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1911-03-09
WANTED.

Wanted 20 purchase one or TWO Mich
Cows that will become fresh in early
spring. Just be young and cheap.
F. f. BCTTERFIELD JR
Blackstone leland,
Mar = I'm Palmer's. Nd.
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'SAMY."

NAM COACH STALLION. Imp ,rtAi
in neCe yer RrLis'sre in III. German.
Han"reritN aniOIlan5u-E Coach Horse
Association III America
No 550l. vi III ~
Sire, Se rrok. M IlU5. a.
~ Coco y" 1874 AN
BY ENno " 1875 Nv Egyi. v N7IO.
Dan "ic'ia " 20 ~ Nar.i1. W.
SIS hv R-entard. No. SOB. nv Ma bel.
No AIS *
Viii h.. AZ the 20 lowing PLACES
ST Jrrom" s-MHr h 20 April 3. Il
May I - 20 June II
Ridgt~-March II. - April 5 Is
II Ma, =, =. l6. IL 30 81 June Il.
II
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: : ~ u - N"i 3 8. l.. 10
20. Lure l. ; ) Il H. II.
Ptrs HILL Na-rh -. - april 10
l., - -. Ma :. 9 - - Jun. :
q. - %
g. a, Vius-N MARI %, 20 .pra l..
- % IT Va, % - - = Jur.
valIes L.a M,r,' ri Au-u "a
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+ ,iu- : ID 49, ra. ..-. .l ,..... # r.tu5a
irc at b. c.,-- - - -. anytime
within that ye0r
GERMAN COACd HORSE COMPANY.
March y 3n. -. laisos.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1911-03-09
Fresh Meats.

LE ROY GETZ has bought out
,hr L-o arctnwn B ef Shop and
tuok CD g. Mach Mr. G-tz is
preDt~"C 20 serge ali patrons ith
Tender Steak AMI other meats
MARI II
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1911-03-09
TUESDAY, March Fl, 1911

- str:En he names ~ AL OrT-PExsIox-
Frs rom the Pension List ~ slid cuu7-
" for =. purpose 81 revising ard cor
rertinc sa.d LIT N,'ne ~ worthy and
d"aervirg I"-lou- u.ttl hu r..;n.t sod -
said i-l up.,r tue filling ii = r.titlpn
signed hy at least hire tx @ s+.s.
Nv orde-
50 TI'B ~ r.I.y.
Narrr I'd ttr-k
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1911-03-09
Out-PenSiO1Srs.

Office Of Comfy Com miSSionPrs
Lcu ard o~l, March Z, 1911 {
Notice il hereby given. That the County
Commissioners Of 81 Mary's county viii
met on
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1911-03-09
FOR RENT.

Well furnished H"a-.ting and Rooming
house, 40 Ioa-,'.rs Easy term
Reason fanny will m"va.
Ado
1922 e ST., n "
Feb. rs. LIN " ashinv ton, ID C.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1911-03-09
n, tIce 70 Creditors.

Orphans Court Of ~. Marv's county, Set
February IL 1871.
ORDERED ~ TIKI COURT, That George
\. Haydtr. Adult .s'ratpr Of Gorge u.
Hayden. late OF ~. NaTy'S County, Nd, de-
f''sSSt 1--WE the office -.-I'I;'"S ny law % the
dee - . creditors 70 eNh hir lh.n rlaIm<
Dnd that he same De ~ Js'.-' o &c weex
for SIX success We weeks the St Mays
Beacon.
BESJ. CH:9c.
EeV ST.. Of Wills
True COPY. Test
PrS- 'OMYS
Register OF Wits l-- =. Mays County
NC
In pursuance OF the shove order. l hereby
gtse Eoti's tcHt hsy~ ntained from he or
ah-f~ ,I-T - - aTy county; Nd, let
.tr- 81 atuus .is,ra't,n OF me personal estate
Di
DEuhuE L. HAIDE.S,
lr'e So r0a1sv. ~, elsei. All persons
b.. sing rl..rr- gar s: he said deceasssd are
u r. 3. rJt.t'- 20 .Ih b. me same with tae
r-.la-T r..,ne-~ -,r:aChe-i .heTe1O. % the gu t.
I'd o.. or n lore the -5t1 day OF August
-. .GeN e d Ctt-rw &c ~ inv b. excluded
is0rl the benefi - % nc Fal6 estate. vi per-
toEs lGcehIec &C the decreased are required TO
iuske IN mediate paw ment TO the subscriber.
GEORGE A. HA1DkS,
Feb. 3-G Admir-
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1911-03-09
FOR SALE

A larg" lot OF S,tamding Gum, Poplar
and Asst, on tn. Por"mac
GILES : YER.
Feb 23-1m. Beauvue. Md.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1911-03-09
For sac

] Lars !, & - Gs-kShire male,
yea I'd q .Io....s ~ -Ei-t'rrd il ,re
Pa Be- .ir"t, r. sre ~ - hog
WAS Mater -" sai No iD32f7. All
im gort-d hog weighing oI9 rounds AID
costing $500 His ian j. Valley
Princess =, fo4757, 2 ais bred for
Spring furror5.
This l. q grand opportunity to secu"n
a. good blDO I'd as can he found Coms
and sec them
". F. DIXON,
Mar 9-Im Laurel Grove Nd.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1911-03-09
Hay md Feed For Sale.

" W and FEED
Es@7g-@p FOR etTE
E@3 Vr-.-, ipal just
1ss''s''7'~ -rC-lrsG.
81" H.ssE.sW E8TI,
Mar. 8 Vt L.puI dr.wp. nd
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-19
SESSIONS WILL BE:
HELD IN HAMP TON
First Congressional District
Meeting Arranged for April
I9, 90 and IT.
ISpccial to The Timas-I,ispatch

Especial TO me Iim5S- DlSpatch.l
Hampton, Va, March 1S.---Thc First
Congressional District meeting Will be
hell in Hampton April 10, 20 and 81.
Letters from the division superintend-
cnts and presidents OF teachers assoc
Citations indicate a large attendance at
each of these sessions. Among the
speakers who have already hecn placed
on the program arc DR.. Il. l.. Milledge,
OF Farmvllc: state Examiner a. b.
Chandlcr, Jr., Professor RI. S. Bird. OF
Fredericksburg; superintendent WILLIS
A. Jenkins. OF Newport News; Superin-
tendent e. G. Ioynos, OF Accomac; Pro-
lessor J. c.. Hcatwole, of Harrisonburg;
". II. Keistor, OF Hnrrisonburg, and
several otlier educators of State and
national reputation.
The conference Will open Wednesday,
evening, when an enthusiastic general
meeting will DO held. Thursday viii DO
known as industrial Day" when sDc-
cial lectures on vocational subjects Will
be given Miss Madge Van Dresser, of
the Rochester Mechanics Institute. will
give two lessons In domestic science.
and Miss Clarissa Works, OF Mcnom-
onie. Wis, viii conduct two classes in
manual training. w. +. Odom, OF Glenn
son College, S. G., Will .cRvs mis- agri-
cultural class at work In the laboratory.
Miss T.. Guy Lindsay, principal Of tho
Phoebus Graded School. will have spc-
cial work in School Gardening and
How Il Can BE Best Conducted In Ru-
kral Conlmunit'es" On Thursday night
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-19
Will PRESENT NEW PLAY
DURING EASTER WEEK
Washington aud Lee Dramatic CIub TO
Give Brown Of iinrynrd.',
Deboters Selected.
Lspecial lo Thc Iimes- Dispatrh. |

tSpecal TO The Times Dispatch. i
Lexington, Va, Mar. l8.-'rhc Draniat-
ic Club will put Brown. Of Harvard
on the boards during the Easter week
All the dramatic talent In Washington
and Lee has been called out TO assist
Miss Ammo Robertson White in staging
the play. 1t viii be the heaviest thina
ever attempted by the local students:
but If past success is any test every
one feels sure that the new play will
be greater success than was The
Balloon" The scenery Is being pre-
pared In Lexington, and the costumes
will soon be ready for the players.
Q. NJ. Temple. of Pennsylvania, is now
taking the part of Brown, but there
are several other excellent undcr-
studies. This place is rs yet uucert a in
If tho play is the unqualified success
that II promises to be. it will take d
swing around tho circuit TO all the
nearer towns In this section of Nir-
GINA, and a trip to Lexington ana
Louisville, KY, is in prospect.
Last night the final prelimlnaries
We're held in Newcomb Hall to select
the speakers who Will represent Wash.
inGton and Lee In the coming iutercol.
legiate contest. The question in de-
bate was. Resolved That the present
distribution of power between the
state and Federal governments should
~ 'iScu III pht suance OF genera!
policy OF centralizatlon.r @. B. Peters
OF Tennessee. and T. G. Phillips, OF
Virginia. were on the first Affirmative
Against them on the negative were w
II. -Abramovitz. of Florida; r. W. Ely
OF Missouri, and c. Z. Gray, OF North
Carolina, After tho first debate was
over the second was called. H. b
ferguson and c. p. Hcavener OF tho
District OF Columbia, and j. o. Adams
of Missouri, the last speaker of tho
evening being L. d. Ransom, OF yur-
Eina.
and Or. p. B. Easter and Professor i
K. Long. They chose Mr.. Heavener
MIR. Adams and Mr.. Gray 10 be the
main debaters. Mr.. Abramovitz and
Mr. Ferguson were chosen to alternate
OF these men two teams will he made
up for intercollegiate debates
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-19
HYPNOTIC SEANGES
BRING THE POLICE.

Vienna March is.--DurinE the last
couple of DAYS incidents have occurred
during certain hypnotic seances here
which have necossitated tho interior
rnee Of the police. who have now for
hidden further sittinas.
In the first case, which took rlacc
at one OF the leading theatres, doc
tor experimental with lady by fxeh
stare and regular movements OF his
arms and deprived her Of the faculty
OF vofuon. Suddenly. tho lady who
belongs to g. distinguished family, he
came paraly2ed, and was carried In a
rigid state out OF tho place. Turbulent
scenes cnsued. IN the course OF which
tho police commissioner stopped the
experiments, and the hall was only
cleared by extinguishing the lights
The second affair happened In a
concert hall. During the production by
"a "suggeSteur,o named Hermann. OF
experiments which wero very success
mi a competitor suddenly shouted out
that there was danger for those hyp-
notlsed, and the police were obliged
to interfere. The medium at The mo-
ment was well known Vienna actress.
Fraulein Sander. who obeyed I'm
rlicitly every order from Hermann
She even forgot her first name when
tho "sugGesteur" ordered her to do so.
Fart Of the audience took Herrmann's
side and part that OF his rival, but
the latter VAS forced ont OF the hall.
and amidst great unroar, upon which
the police put an end to the scance
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-19

building materials and general mineral
resources OF Virginia Piedmont lime
stone. Buckingham states and mar,S
OF the coastal plain, and . report on
the coastal plain of the state
Tie Southern oratorical Assocla-
ton Will meet here the first Wcdnes-
day n May. The Virginia speaker
will be G. r. Warthcn, with y. K. Ma
bry as alternate. Texas. .,cwance.
South Carolina. Alabama. Vanderbilt
end Transatlantic viii be represented
The state oratorical contest will be
held at Randolph Macon College tho
following Friday, Virginia being rcp-
resented by NJ. L. Wailcrstcin, with
NJ. a. Schmltt as alternate. The col
legcs participating VIII be Randolph
Macon. William and Mary. Roanoke.
Emory and Henry, Richmond and vir-
ginia.
At the annual election OF the Uni
versity Young Mems Christian Associ-
alton, III. l.. Sprdtt was elected presi-
dent The annual State convention OF
the association will be held III Char
lottcsyflle. April . TO .. Five hundred
ueiSSdtcS' are cNpcClcu. representing
city. railway and student branches
The university branch is receiving
contributions for famine sufferers III
China. Contributions may be adj
dressed to the University Young Mems
Christian Association or TO Professor
Charles Hancock, treasurer
In the latest OF his series OF lee
lures on the negro, Bruce Payne.
speaking OF negro education SAYS the
1iiitcratc slave was better trained
than the modern negro because no
lifted into his environment Professors
Payne advocates training the negro Tor
his environment, but urges colcgiat 70
and professional education for the gifted
few of the race. Tho Founders Day
lecture on April IS wilt be delivered
this year by Presidch; Schurman, OF
Cornell Andrew u. White, exam
bassador to Germany and forlncr
president of Cornell, who has bcc,r
spending three days on an Informal
visit here, has left. Alphonso
returning from Berlin at the compile
ton Of his lectures, landed al Balu-
more on Wednesday.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-19
PUBLIC SCHOOLS
NEED MORE.FUN
Supervisors Will Be Asked to
Order Increase in Assess
rncnt.
Especial to The Times -Dispatcb !,

i9Pcclal 10 Inc Times Dispatch
"rVonla, va March 1S.--At a meet
ing OF the County School Board held
at Buckingham Courthouse on TUESDAY.
II was decided that campaign be at
once lnauEurated for moro local funds
ior thc schools of tho county Close
estimates will De made by all the dis
tTlct clerks within the next week OF
.en Gays. ana the amounts needed for
. h,,n INC schools for next year will
ne MED with the superintendent
The entire School Board OF tho conn.
~ VIII appear before tho Board of Su-
PGrFiso!k ana ask q raise in the ASSESS
HeHt. al present the total amount OF
iocal lax ~ 80 cents upon the 500. 10
cents county levy and 20 cents district
lcvy. An effort will be made TO in
creaac the lew to at least 40 or As
cents, the present assessment being
considered entirely too low to permit
OF proper schoolhouses or the proper
pay Of teachers
rms action on the part Of the School
BOARD comes as; result OF complaint
on the part OF people all over the coun-
" on account OF the condition Of some
OF The schoolhouscs ana tho shor,
school terms. The board has deter
mined TO remedy the evil by demanding
more taxes. lf the result desired can
NOT 30 accomplished, and il 1t IL clearly.
rho"h that the people of the count
no not want an increase in the rate OF
icvy. the school officers arc determined
10 place themselves right and show
npon whom the blame should fall for
10" pay ~ teachers and short terms
cannaiGn for education Will be ar
ranged for tho early summer The
county Is 10 be placardcd with large
notices. speeches will be made all over
nc county. and every individual voter
ana taxpayer III the county Viii be COM
mrnicated With.
The large md handsome eight room
high school hnilninS AZ .,rvonia is near
Ing complction. !. VIII be one Of the
hanhsomest buildings In the entire
county and VIII be ono OF the most
un-,o-datc *choolhousev In central viz
Einia, The board is now taking some
stcps towards securing an unto date
educator as principal for next year.
great educa tional meeting will be
held Mt Dillwyn on Thursday. Aprl 20,
when tho movement, for n new high
school, for thar progressive town Will
he inangurated. At prescnt there is an
excessive enrolment .uf children In a
three-room building. The town is
growing rapidly as a timber and tobacco
market, and tho population is incrcas-
ing rardly. Professor J. Walter Ken
iicy. the principal Is one or tho mos !.
progressive young men Of tho county,.
being president OF the County Fair AS
recitation and head OF many public i'm
Drorcment matters
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-19

specialist from tho Agricultural De-
partInent will address the general
Indiana. will conduct the business class.
Friday will be departmental day. The
various conferences VIII be divided
into tho High School. Grammar Grades
and Primary Departments, and special
feature will be made Of the Department.
of Rural Schools. Friday afternoon A.
b. Chandler. Jr., will deliver an adj
dress on THE Certiication OF Teach
ers." and DR.. r. L. Milledgo. Of Farm
Vile, will lecture on Geography anf
How 1t Relates to Community Lilo
The Friday night session will no un-
dor the auspices OF the Hampton CO.
operative Educational Association. The
committee from this association has
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-19
MR5.ANTHoNY RAUcH.
Constipation, Torpid Liver.

Mrs. Anthony Rauch, Cor Lawn and
y. Sandusky Ave, Bucyrus, O., writes:
II was suffering from obstinate con
stipation and torpid liver, when | took
your advice and purchased six bottles Of
Pcruna and Manalin. When had taken
only one bottle | felt much better, and
since have taken two moro bottles feel
cntircly well, but will continue talin,,
the medicine for d short time TO make
sure Of MY. cure.
i think Manalin is ono Of the finest
remedies for constipation that ever
tried will never be without it. 1t has
made me SO strong. can do DAYS
work and never tire. am 50 glad | do
not get those dizzy spells any moro.
haven't had ono since took Your mcdi-
cine.
81 cannot thank YOU enough for what
your medicine has done for me. All sicl,
people should give it fair trial.
Had Catarrh of Kidneys.
Mrs. Gus H. Carlson, Box 2oi, Orton,
vile, Mimi, writes:
had 'catarrh Of the kidneys and blad-
der. | have taken Pcruna until now,
and do not think need to take it any
longer
: feel well, and my tongue is clear. and
have no bitter taste i'll my mouth. am
very thankful for Peruna. =
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-19
PROVIDING RELIEF FOR
INDUSTRIAL WORKERS
Special Gable 70 The Times. p,snat.h

sneeiai Gable to The Times Dispatch.
Berlin, March lS.-Pending the dc.
nnltiEe settlement Of the question by
the State. the German municipalities
are more and moro experimenting in
insurance against the loss of employ
nent. q project which is now before
the Mannheim Town Council provides
for, the relief OF all industrial work
ars OF both seXesA who earn up to S35
denca of at least a year. and an ac
count In the municipal savings bank
The unemployed person then receives
an allowance up to niuepence a day
and to 80 per cent of his banked saw
ings but in no case in excess OF 4
total of SIS. He Is under an obliga-
ton TO withdraw from his savings
bank account at least double the AMOUNT
OF the allowance made by the munich
pality. In case OF sickness, strikes
and lookouts al allowance is not made,
and 1t ceases as soon as 1t has been
proved blythe Municipal Labor Bureau
that the applicant has refused suita bic
work
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-19
CORONATION PROGRAM
IS MAKING HEADWAY

Especial Cable to The Tines Dispatch.
London. March l7.--Arrangements
for for, The various entertainments which
coronation have made oonsidcra b 6
Roadway, and some OF these have al
ready received the approval OF the
King
The following programme, neces-
sarily incomplete. includes the main
events of tho season: Ii,
June II. IS. and 1o.--RoyaI reprcsen-
ta au,n; arr; arrive II London 1t is ex-
the King and Queen will entertain the
guests to dinner at Buckingham Palace
and afterwards hold a reception Of the
various suites
June 20.-Their Majesties receive at
Buckingham Palace tho Special ENJOYS
and delegations, and IN the evening tho
stale banquet will be held.
June 31.--During tho day their Males
les will receive the Colonial Prcmicrs
evening the Colonial visitors viii be
entertained to dinner by some member
OF tho royal family.
Juno 22.--The coronation In the
evening their Majcsties will dine en-
famile.
June 23,-Thor Majestics' procession
through South London.
June 2i.--Their Majesties travel to
SpiiIhcad; there embark on the royal
possible that tho K ms and Queen may n y
decide to stay on the' royal yacht over
the week end. Tho Princes and ENJOYS
will return to town the same day.
June 26.-Gala performance at the
theatre.
June 2s.--.Their Maicstics attend a
special service at st. Paurs Cathedral
and afterwards luncheon Mt the Guild :
| hall.
honor Of the foreign Princes and En-
Yoy5,