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The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1912-01-26
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Los Angeles The birth OF : new
sidereal system brought into the
boundaries Of space BY forces =
mighty that human intelligence
shrinks before the task Of obtaining
even . minute conception Of their in.
finity, 10 that whose giagntic throes
are enthralling little group Of world
scientists nightly watching i'm silence
on the summit Of Mount Wilson.
Comparable only to the mighty fact
of the creation itself and prodigious
beyond the power Of scientists to ex-
press, the spectacle unfolding itself
before the great lens Of the telescope
is one to dwarf the recorded achieve
ment of astronomy by its sheer magni-
tude.
A thousand million times greater
than the solar system, the vast plane
tary field now majestically taking
form from an undesirable chaos Of
murky nebulae is to this tiny known
corner Of the universe as the earth to
q needles point.
That its study, now being energeti-
cally pursued with the finest instru-
ments which the ingenuity Of man has
devised, will be fruitful of discoveries
to 60 far toward solving the riddles of
the universe, is the prediction Of
astronomers. The chief figures in the
research are DR.. Edward A. Faith and
Arnold Kohlschutter, of the Mount
Wilson solar observatory.
One of the most remarkable photo
graphs ever made has just been pre-
pared by DR.. Faith, with the aid of the
huge 6O-inch reflector. The picture
shows spiral nebulae apparently in
the act of crystalizing unnumbered
new suns, building like yeast in the
indicated haze.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1912-01-26
SAVAGE TEACHES sAvANTs.
Third Primitive Man Il Added to
University Collection.

San Francisco - Ansichamnana, Z
member Of the Yuki tribe of the
Round Valley reservation, has Joined
Ishi and Tohhonhotam, the two saw.
ages, at the affiliated colleges museum
ut the University Of California, and
the three gave program Of hunting
and love songs. Ansichamnana, whose
American name is Ralph Moore, is
teaching his language to the pro-
fessors during week days.
The public had its last opportunity
to view the exhibit, which shows the
methods of mummification and dispos-
al of the dead by ancient nations.
The collection is to be removed to
make room for a new exhibit that will
be on display two weeks hence.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1912-01-26
Brigade Post Ordered.

Oen'er-W. Frank Moot, construct
engineer of the United States
a ts, post at Fort Logan, has received
eens. sgram from the quartermaster
to soil "a at Washington ordering him
cisco I r lor Honolulu from San Fran
the oo february 8 and to begin at once
post obstruction a of complete brigade
ear1;a aot permanent occupancy at the
belieuaa possible date. The order is
discoueu 70 be related to the recent
ernnIy by the United States gov
soldier en' that $4,000 former Japanese
0iers are in Hawaii.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1912-01-26
Hartman Records Safe.

New York-Anxiety OF the officials
Of the Union and Southern Pacific
railways was relieved when a steeple-
lack scaled the walls of the burned
Equitable building and found the re-
cord books Of the two railway compan-
les intact in the vaults on the third
floor, although that part of the build
ing was q mass Of wreckage. The
books include the names and addresses
of stockholders, and had they not been
found. tedious canvass through this
and foreign countries would have been
necessary.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1912-01-26
silence L Golden.

A pert young lawyer once boasted
to member Of the bar that he had
received two hundred dollars for
speaking In . certain lawsuit; the
other replied. Il received double that
sum for keeping silent IN that very
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1912-04-18
EATRNEONT

Miss Bculah Smith. Of Clarksburg,
was business visitor hero Monday.
Mrs. Anna Meade, of Clarksburg,
spent Sunday and Monday here, the
guest of Mrs II. w. Meade
Mrs. Fl. w. Meade has been very
i'll, threatened with appendicitis.
Mrs. c. G.. Taylor. wife of Rev. Tay-
Tor, M. K. minister. and son, arrived
here Thursday from Winchester. Wa
and are now at homo in the parson-
age.
VIM. Bailey left last Friday for his
home at Buxton. Ia. after spending
ten days with his mother, Mrs Fan
ny Fraction.
Miss Ethel Burkhead left Friday for
home in Columbus after spending sew
eral days with Miss Florence Golf.
Straughter Gray is very low at
Cooks Hospital. His relatives are
mere
George NJ. Whiting, Jr., aged II
years, died Tuesday 9th al Washing
ton. d. c., after an illness of 4 few
weeks with appendicitis and periton-
tits. His remains were brought here
by his father. He leaves a mother,
father. three sisters, two brothers and
and other relatives and
friends. The funeral services were
held Thursday from the home and in
termcnt al tie city cemetery
Mrs George Whiting is very i'll at
this writing.
The play entitled The Old Maids
Convention" was very good and quit"
a success.
Mr. and Yrs. f. l.. Morton enter
tanned at supper VIM. Bailey, Of Bux-
ion, Ia.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1912-04-18
EIKIIOISN

|. S. J. Jackson Of Upland, sustained a
"cvcrc injury in the mines Saturday.
He was taken to the WEIGH hospital
where it was found necessary to amp
I.utate his foot
Since our last letter, Anna, thelit-
tie daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. n. Thorn
ton, died at hCr homo at Upland. The
funeral services were held at Upland
Baptist church.
Rev. f. G. Patterson filed his regu-
lar appointment here Sunday.
Mrs. G.. i. Armstead is confined to
her home with rheumatism.
Miss Mary Hairston is rapidly i'm
proving.
Mrs. Sallic White has .beerl indispos-
cd for some time.
Miss George was. business visitor
to Keystone. Saturday.
Y. G. Nuttcr, Of Charleston, and
Jas. Harper, Of Keystone were bus
inc=s visitors to Elkhorn.
f. VI. Perkins was in Kimball, Sum
day. w~zaH
Mr.. Holt was calling on Miss May
nard last week.
Mr.. Mills and Miss Williams were
visitors here Sunday.
y. D. Patterson went 10 Lick Branch
on business Tuesday
Katherine Walker the daughter Of
Mrs. Mamie Simmons is very i'll with
pneumonia.
Miss Sommerville Jones was a bust
ness visitor to Bluefeld, Saturday
There is no noticeable Improvement
in Paul, the son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Rich
ard Moore.
Miss Lola N. Lavender, teacher IN
the Elkhorn graded school sustained
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1912-04-18
CORRESPONDENCE

Society and Womans League. have
voted TO Strd the :ut.. rS>r;I "ontr..-
ants of last spring - E&Itlmoy, a:
this time. r0pinS that IT n;%Ni
serve as IN inspiration ~ the de-
chalmers. Charles Palmer. 1919. Lay
ton Wheaton 1911. Hazel billiard 1912
and Mary Parker 1911 were sue
cessful last spring in winning tn"
honorS
Sunday quarterly meeting was held
in the College church. Visitors from
Charles Town. Martirsburg and john
Sln;own were presses; RNv. Craven.
Of Charles Town, W.; modera.rr CT
tho meetings and preached the OPEN
ing sermon. Saturday night Rev.
Richard Il. Thompson, Of Martinsburn
church, addressed the moluing ser
vices. The choir furnished excellent
music
Friday April II. the Harpcr's Fer
ry WI G: I. L. gave their Matrons'
Declamatory Contest and Aunt Di-
nah's Quilting Party in Charles Town.
The opera house was full. The W.
c. T. /. had successful night.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1912-04-18

OF st, Adams, delivered an excellent
address. Fifty-six members and Wis
itors We're present and their thanks
were expressed to the hostesses by
Miss Rebecca Bullard. The club will
meet with Mrs, Willis Wallace, Quar-
rier street this week. Miss Maggie
Robinson, Harry Preston, Luther
Moore and George Wilson being
hosts.
Birthday Cclebratetl-Miss Edna
Hammond celebrated the sixteenth
anniversary Of her birth, Monday CIV.
ening, at her home in West Charles,
ton. A very pleasant time was spent
Misses Edith Purnell. Geola GALLON
Edna Roberts, Esther Triplett, Har,
r1et Crozier, Brunette Brown and Lu,
cy Ransberry; George Lewis, Hober
Alexander, Charles Jefferson, Irving
Purnell, William Thompson, Macec
Hammond, F.. Roberts and John Gal
lion.
Fhe Anthencum Club--Reading from
Shakespeare by Rev. r. ID. w. Mead
ows and songs by the Quartette com
posed of William Dickerson and 9th.
ers were the features Of the meeting
OF the Antheneum club with Mrs
Julia Campbell Monday evening, a
which time Miss j. G.. Chancellor
Mrs. Malinda Foreman and Lewis Pal
terson were hosts. Other number.
OH the program were: Solo, Mrs. Car,
RE Jamison and recitation, Miss Min.
ME Peters. r. G. Mc1ver rendered
the thanks Of the club and the meet.
ing closed with the announcement
that Mrs. Annie Lewis, Mrs. II. Mea
dows and William Dickerson. woulc
entertain the club at it's next meetins
at the parsonage.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1912-04-18

X. X. Downs, ID. D.. man Of strong
sterling character, broad culture and
scholarship, successful pastor and
an acknowledged leader. ripe with
years Of experience in the church, and
Whereas. these and. other worthy
qualities OF the man SO easily to he
seen, that HE who runs may read"
have evoked the most exhalted praise
from the press and the general churtI
that his Iame is being heralded
throughout African Methodism as a
deserving candidate for Episcopal
honors:
Therefore, be it Resolved. That we,
the members Of the District Confe:-
cnce. West Virginia Division of the
A. Nj. E. church unanimously endorse
the candidacy Of the Rev. r. r. Downs,
d. d., for bishop in the \. NJ. E.
church and hereby instruct the dele
CATION OF this conference to so cast
their vote, at the next general confer
ence as the express sentiment OF the
men Of the above named conference.
Unanimously adopted.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1912-04-18
PARK ERSBl ItG

Under d special diSpenSation grant
Blenncrhassct Lodge No. II *. of P,
held it's annual thanksgiving services
at Logan NJ. e. Church on Ann street.
The day was ideal for the occasion and
many took advantage Of the oppor-
tunitv 10 attend. The procession,
headed by BtenncThassct Band and the
Uniform Rank. formed at the hall OF
Market street marched to Seventh
street and from there TO the church.
The services bad been we'll announced
and larg" audience had already fill
Cd the church. Dr.. j. W. ShellCrOft
acted "a chancellor commander. When
the meeting had been opened, he sur
rendered tho gavci 10 Sir William Me-
Chung, who presided as master Of GER
"monicS. Mr.. MrClunE briefly explain
ct the significance Of the meeting and
prOrt Cdcd 10 carry ont the program *
outlined nN tb" supreme chancellor
At the conclusion Of the address OF
pNjhianSm, Whirl was made BY Mr..
H. ID. llazIcWOod. Mr.. pearl Seals ron
dcr"d a very beautiful solo, The mas
ter Of ceremonies then introduced 10
the audience DR.. G, II. Shccnc. Of Elk
ms. W. Va. Il member Of the local
lodge and Il former pastor Of tho A.
NJ. r. church Of thjs city. DR.. Sheeno
ably sustained the great reputation
which he has as = rorccfu1 and i'm
prcSsivc pulpit orator. His effort on
this occasion was scholarly one,
characterized by purity of dictiol
and a IOftinngs Of stvic pcculiar ia
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1912-04-18
EAGLE

Mrs. Ella Hayden. who has been i'll
for some time with heart trouble, died
Monday. Her death came as quite a
shock to her many friends by whom
she will be sadly missed. The re-
~ mains were taken to hrr home at
Hinton
Miss Francis Goodwinc, of De-
Etrolt, Mich, was called here on ac-
count Of the death Of her sister, Mrs.
Ella Hayden.
Mrs. F.. B. Ross attended the Re-
formers Passed Officers Council at
Montgomery Saturday.
- Rev R d W Meadows preached 2
fine sermon Sunday night.
Luther Brown attended the district
meeting in Montgomery Saturday.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1912-04-18
MONTGOMERY

Mrs. B. F. White and daughter,
Dorothy, Of Huntington, who have
becI visiting relatives here several
days, left Monday for Institute
Mrs George Jackson, who has been
sick for some weeks, is able to be out
Mrs. NJ. l.. Reed. of Kimberly, was
the guest Of Mrs. L. e. P. Calender,
Saturday.
Rev. R. D. w. Meadows, Of Hunt
ington. was business visitor here
Saturday.
Mrs. Maymc W. jackson entertain
ed at Luncheon Friday compimenta-
ry to Mrs. -. T.. White, of Hunting
ton.
The Ladies Of the First Baptis,
church surprised Rev. and Mrs. War
ncr Brown with a donation party Mon
day evening. ~
Rev. J. J. Turner, Of Mt. CarboG,
was here on business Saturday.
Mrs. Jenny johnson is sick at her
home on College Hill.
AneStinc Jackson entertained with
n party Friday evening at the home
of Mrs Maymc w. jackson, IN honor
Of Dorothy White, Of Huntington.
Mrs. Clara Powell, who was sick
several days, Is able 10 be out.
Mrs. Irvie Woods visited her FAM
lily al Hardwood Sunday.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1912-04-18

"ldfters" OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Grace
Robinson very pleasantly entertained
the Lifters club at the M. zE. parson-
age, Tuesday night. In addition to
the membership Of the club, Mrs.
Burgess, mother of G. e. Burgess, or
Institute, and Mesdames Jones, PulG
nell and Peden and Miss Monroe, OF
the West Side, were present. The
club will meet with Mrs. Daniel Nc
Ghee. Elmwood avenue, Tuesday eva
ening next week. r.. =. l..
PERSONALS AND LOCALS
/, G. Cabell was appointed to re-
port church items for The Advocate
and J. w. Essex to the Mountain
Leader is - = q
Miss Bertha Monroe. Of Charlottos-
vile, Va, who is visiting Mrs Adol-
aide Peden, West Charleston, will re-
turn to her home, Sunday. =
Mrs. Annie Jones and children, or
West Charleston, will return. to thoir
home in Jeffersonville, Ind, next
week. Her many friends regret very
much to lose Mrs. Jones froih .tho
community.
The prayer meeting at Simpson NJ.
E. churcn continues to increase in
numbers and interest. The pastor
/ discusses some phase of christian ac-
| tiVHy at each meeting.
District superintendent Curry will
preach Sunday evening at Simpson
M. e church at which time the Lords
Supper will be administered The
| first quarterly conference will DO held
Thursday night.
The IFriday Aid society will meet
with Mrs. Emiline Hackloy, at 511
Shelton avenue at $50 tomorrow cy-
ening.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1912-04-18
HARRISBURG

funeral of J. l.. Jones took
Ereeidence of J. l.. Ruftin. Mrs. Jones
and two sons returned home Saturday.
4 YSSssMiss Beulah Wright and grand
Tfather, Mr.. Jackson, Of Buckhannon
y attended the funeral Of j. l.. Jones.
ISL Miss Mary Gordon, of Fairchancc,
y Pa, passed. through the city Wednes-
ebay en- route home from Venctta,
Z where She closed successful school
term. While here Miss Gordon was
~the guest Of her cousin, Miss Lily
4 Allen.
SS. Mrs. D. III. Kyle and Mrs. Geo. Big
low arranged a very delightful sur
prise for. Miss Gstella Cambria Fri
day night, the occasion being the an
4 adversary of her birthday. A number
-sof friends gathered to wish her many
!. happy returns Of the day.
aeg& On Thursday night large crowd
assembled at Mt. Zion Baptist church
where a pleasing program was rom
lercd A neat sum of money was
q teellZSts:,aa : ~ 49,,
- The feaprycar- social at Trinity NJ
! e, ehtbEeh Friday night was we'll at
tended
Tho regular quarterly services were
. District Supt. Curry preached two OK
cellent sermons.
At Pride Chapel Sunday rally day
was observed and $246 realized
The W. M. NJ. Society is preparing
B to hold a bezaar in the near future.
The pupils of list, 2nd, 3rd and 4th
Il grades will give an entertainment
Friday night at the school hall. Pro-
: e.;eds for library purposes.
David Yates, who was operated an
for appendicitis. is able to be out
again.
Misses Eva and Beulah Grcen have
returned from Elkins where they at
tended the Sunday School convention.
Rev w. H. Thomas attended district
conference at Elkins last week.
Rev. r. r. Downs will conduct the
regular quarterly services here next
Sunday.
The W. c. T. u will meet Sunday
afternoon at Trinity NJ. e. church.
D. H. Kyle addressed the Mothers
Congress at Grafton Sunday.
J. w. Strange was visitor in Fair
mont Sunday.
L.yO. Wilson, Of Weston. addressed
the A. NJ. f. Sunday School Sunday.
Mrs. Lulu Brown, Mrs John Ogden,
Mrs. Jas. Thomas and Mrs. Albert
Turner are able to be out again
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1912-04-18
INSTITUTE

Rev e. c. Page is conducting q
revival meeting ut the Baptist church
this week.
Miss Hattie Peters visited here Mon
day afternoon.
e. r. Carter was the guest of the
senior class Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Oliver Whitlock is visiting her
mother. Mrs. Biah Meadows
Friday was arbor day and clean up
day at tho West Virginia Colorcd In
stitutc. In the evening the students
were rendered a banquet. Music was
furnished by the West Virginia Col
ored Institute orchestra.
T. G. Nutter of Charleston, was the
guest of honor at the close OF the
feast. he was presented to the stu
dents by President Prillerman. Mr..
Nutter made some very timely re-
marks and the mentioning of the sue
cess of Richard Brown, the young ar
fist. brought forth long applaus. AT
the conclusion Of Mr.. Nutters address
Garnet Ferguson moved that a COM
mittee be appointed to draft resolu-
lions complimentary G. E. Mitchell
who made the banquet possible.
Morrill, day was celebrated Monday
afternoon and evening by appropriate
| exercises. Governor William e. Glass
cock addressed a large audience IN
HazleWood Assembly Hall at $50.
Hon. John A. Shepherd and Supt.
George S. Laidley delivered addressed
TO the student body and visitors.
Miss Lucy c. Smith was the guest
Of Miss Naola Farrar, at Charleston,
Saturday evening.
Miss Lillian Fostc: has returned
home, having closed her school for
he season.
G.. Fl. Beane, OF Charleston, spent
Sunday in this neighborhood.
L. G. Tyler and wife of Charles
ton, were guests Of Pres. Prillerman
and wife, Saturday evening.
Miss Sadie Merriwcther Of Wash
| ington, d. c., was the guest of Mrs.
f. r. Carter, Friday afternoon
Louis Jones visited friends here on
Tuesday.
William Brown was the guest Of his
| brother, A. c. Brown, Monday.
Miss Amelia Wilcher spent Friday
evening among her Institute friends
| The Homemakers club celebrated its
tenth anniversary Thursday evening
by giving a leap year social at the
! residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Guss.
Miss IanDhra Robinson has return
ed home after closing a very sue
| cessful school year
Miss Georgia Brown has closed her
| school and is spending few days
| among her friends at Institute.
Mrs. B. f. White, Of Huntington, is
| spending a few days here. the geust
Of her parents, MI. and Mrs Il. Tay-
| Tor Brown
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1912-04-18

The a. VI. T.. District Conference
when had been ifl session at the a.
NJ. e. church since Tuesday. closed
Friday evening. Rev. r. r. Downs.
ID. d., is the presiding elder. Rev. A..
J. Smoot was elected secretary. J. c..
Douglas and w. Newman were elected
marshals. Rev. r. 3. Mcconnell and
w. +. Brown preached able sermons
Thursday. Interesting papers we're
read by the members. Dr.. G. H.
Sheen. Rev. WI w. Maybe and T.. Il.
Allcync gave strong lectures 10 thu
conference ..
The Sunday School convention is in
session also. Miss -. Green Of Clarks
burg, is the secretary Of the conven-
ton Rev S. T. Boston. Of Hunting
ton. editor Of The West Virginia Rcg-
jStcr, is in attendance also. Rev, Al
IcNnc and his congregation as we'll as
ihc citizens in general have entertain
ed the conference. Dr. Downs preach
cd Friday night.
The following resolution was offer
ed by Rev w w Maybe and unani-
mously adopted by the w. Va. Dist.
Conference A. NJ. F.. Church:
Resolution.
Whereas, the West Virginia Confer
cncc IS highly hcnored by having as
her efficient r,roeidipo o1ao, tLo Do-.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1912-04-18

severe injuries from fall last week.
Her right arm was dislocated at tho
elbow. Although it is much Improved
It present, yet 1t may be some time
before she is able to use it.
S. Farley is very Sick at this writ
Ag.
b. ID. Patterson, Jr,, has been i'll
with the measles, but is able to be
nut again.
Several of the teachers of this dis
riot plan to attend Summer school,
turing their vacation
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1912-04-18
HINTON

The Knights Of Pythias' annual ser
non was preached Srlday night by
Rev. Robinson Of ST. Adams. A large
crowd was out for the occasion. He
made his sermon a strong one espec-
ally for the duty Of every loyal Sin
knight.
The progressives We're most delight
July entertained by Mrs. Clara Wells
Monday evening at eight o'clock. The
color scheme for the occasion as
yellow and white. which was carried
out in the parlor and dining room.
After the business of the evening was
disposed of, Il pretty as we'll as delic-
ious repast was served by Misses Lu-
lille Wells and Irene Trent. The
sandwiches were tied with yellow rib
bons which were kept as favorS by
each person
The menu was chicken salad, on
lettuce, cheese sandwiches, stuffed
eggs, lCmCn ice. ice cream, cake. An
enjoyable evening was had by all pres
emit
Mrs. Matte Strange entertained Rev.
Robinson at dinner Sunday
Whooping cough is having its day
with the children Of Hinton.
Several social affairs are being plan
ed for the balmy month Of May.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1912-04-18
WINIFREDE

Mrs. b. B. Alcn left Monday for
Charleston General Hospital where
she is expected to undergo an opera
ton. She was accompanied by hcr
husband and Miss Virginia Smith.
Miss NJ. l.. Walker spent few dave
in st. Adams last week visjtjn:,
friends.
John Wilson and Herbert Mitchell
were business visitors to Charleston
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. t. Smoot rntcrtaju-
cd at dinner Sunday NJ. and Mrs. n
p. Day.
r. II. Allen spent Saturday and
Sunday at his home in ST. Adams.
N. S. Alexander spent few DAYS
at his homo at kanawha City this
week.
Misses NJ. l.. Walker ana Sadie
Smith were shopping in Charlcsror,
Saturday. I,
Thomas Mitchell, who had his arm
broken in the mines some time ago
IS able to be out again.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Woodinr on
tortaincd at dinner Sunday MiSscs NJ
l.. Walker, Ella Smith and Ice Joha-
son.
. W. E Cary and G. Ross spent = fcv
days in Charleston on business last
week.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1912-04-18
State Summer School for
COl0red Teachers.

Third Session. June 17th July 1912 Institute W. Va
Two Distinct departments will be The Aca
demlc which will be devoted thorough
the school for which credit be had in the
utlo Also III this connection thorough drill
expecting to the examinations will be The
professionally which designed for principals high school Teachers
and other advanced students. Some Of the the
country has been securd for this SCHOOL, Three
nguhed educators in this country have accepted places
Summer School Faculty, KELLY MILLER A. ar. W. E.
Is. Du BOlS, Phi D., BOOKER WASHINGTON, LID.
This is to be the Biggest and Best School Yet Prepare
enroll For particulars address: Byrd Prlernn Institute w
Va r. p Sims, Bueld, w. Va; H. r. Mcdonald IIarpcrs
Ferry W Va Eor NJ P9haMkeyJ Charleston, W. Va
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1912-04-18
y
HAIIER'S FERRY

On Easter Monday Stor"r College
baseball team played Armstrong Mau-
ual Arts High School. Washington. u.
{. The teams played two games
Storer won both
Friday the 10Th the Enlcrscbolastic
Doclamatory Contest between Storer
and Morgan is to take place in Balti-
more. Horace Helm, Class 1915, and
William Reddix, Of the same class
are Storer's representatives. The two
literary societies, Lincoln Debating