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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-08-22

Tulsa, Okla, Aug 22-Robert Cal
breath, Democratic national commit
teeman. has written to Gov Woodrow
Wilson 10 arrange, ii possible for a
visit Of the governor to Oklahoma
this fall It is believed here that Gov.
Wilson will accept the invitation ex-
tended to him and that in his trip
though Oklahoma he will stop al Tulsa
and Oklahoma City and AS many other
towns as can be arranged eongen.
iently
Gov. Wilson wants to come to OK
laoma. A delegation Of oklahoman'
/ who visited him at Seagirt recently
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-08-22
Delegates 10 County
Convention Selected

At the precinct conventions held
Yesterday n cbIekasha for the gar
posu Of elocuug delegates to the coun
ty convention 70 be neld In Chiekasha
neAl Saturday ID ward + precinct /,
Sandy Houston Waa made chairman
and " C. Wells ereary Six aeie.
gates were elected to the convention,
with instructions TO cast their vote as
a unit and olso insiructing the dele.
gates named 10 cast tho entire vote oi
the precinct. It not being known 40
the time the convention Was held just
how many votes the precinct was en-.
titled to. The delegates g " Bare
foot sandy Horton W g Wells, Gros-
er Baker, O T. Bond aud Tom Baker.
ctiff Barefoot was elected precinct
committeeman.
In Ward d. precinct 2. the following
delegates wore elected K NJ Coch.
ran. d. NJ. Cayenass John Barnes, s
Gmhridge q G Loyeioy Nv c Aus
tn. DR. w. NJ. Womaek r. L. Richards
Handy spruce A. . Morgan G 7
Erwin. E. b Turner = % Riddle .
T. Barefoot, W Il paremorel NJ A
Hopkins. Dr q. /. Dawson @. E Mills
b. C Loyeioy was elected precinc
committeeman.
In ward 3. precinct b tho delegate
are. n NJ. Bailey Harry fiammerls
Joe Dews Reford Bend N. b Low
than. A. i. Herr. j. Fl Freeman, NJ. =
Courtney. Oscar Simpson, g. c. Herr
don. Pete Hefiner J 4 Hin, e. N
Hollngsworth. r. g Laiting, sri J. {
Burgett w - Atkinson, q. y. M
Kenzie. NJ. q. Lonthan was electe
precinct committeeman.
IN ward 4, precinct 4 the meetln
was presided over by Col Isaac elou'
and the delegates named are: GO
Isaac Cloud, T. ] Harbour, I. G. NJ
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-08-22
ADOPTED coOe OF MORALS.

Telegram BY unaeu Press.
Milwaukee, Wis, Aug. ga code
Of morals with regard to feminine at
tire was adopted today by the local
branch Of the Womens Christian Tenn
peranee union as the starter Of q
widespread move OF reform on this
city, The following is contained in
the code
Anything artificial is unbecoming.
Tight form fitting gowns and peek
a-boo waists are tabooed
Short skirts are hygienic, but If too
short are vulgar
Large hats are unbeooming.
Paint. rouge and eyebrow blacking
are intelerablo
A small amount Of face powder i.
not Objectionable
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-08-22

New York Aug 81 Charging that
some members" ol the New York
police department knowingly permit,
ted the escape Of "Gsp, tho Blood, and
LEFTY Louie" the missing gangsters
Indicted for tie murder OF Herman
Rosenthal District Attorney Whitman
announced the offer Of a reward Of
$4,000 for the capture Of the fugitlYes.
ar Whitman explained That the re.
ward would not De paid 10 anyone in
the employ of The police department.
The generosity of private citizens
made It possible fer the district attor-
ney to offer the reward and circulars
describing the two men VIII bc sent
broadcast
One Of the district attorneys roa.
sons for susDecting that The police
have allowed the two to escape was
indicated when a became known mat
Sam scheppa, ID BIS testimony before
the grand jury said that three detee-
tiyes from Now York headquarters
was hiding in Fallsburs, ~ s. and
had deliberately allowed him to e.
cape schcpps told the jury q Is an
dcrstood, thar be and the detectives
knew each other Weli ana ihai lhey
had accepted Dis laceilous declaration
that De- was Sir smith" with moct
apologies Tor dialurbine him.
Further details 81 schtpps testi-
mony Involving Police Lieut. Becker
we're learned sohepps while acting
as a gobciwcen lot Rose and Becker
swore that be frequently stopped a
me police ncu,enants house and mar
rated visits which he had With Beck
ef which the district attorney believe.
points 10 Becker's tllegea determine
ton to get rid OF Rosenthal
ON one occasion. Z is understood
the witness said. whIle DE was tax
ng with Bcckcr ID the laiter's psfloi
the lieutenant said.
ap0nf strike match sam. YOUR
being watched and somebody NIGH
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-08-22
DEas OPENS SOCIALIST
CAMPAIGN IN MINNESOTA
Telearam by United Press.

Terre Hauie Ind Aug 22 Opening
with speech az Fergus Falls, Mimi,
August 21 Eugene V Debs, Socialist
candidate Tor president. viii make a
campaign tour which win cover the
country from coast 10 coast, 81 was
announced today Debs win speak N
Washington and California and swing
back through Texas, Oklahoma ami
Kansas He then viii visit the cen.
trail western states and wind up the
trip at Bridgeport Conn, September
90 after speech n New YORK the
day before
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-08-22
Telegram by United Fress

Telegram by United fress
New York, Aug. 22.--George b. Corr
telyou, the Republican chairman ill
the campaign Of 1904, today stood pat
on bis testimony before the inyesti-
eating committee, thus in effect deny
ing Senator Penrose's statement that
Arehbold had contributed to the cam
paign, and intimated that he is willing
to go before the committee again and
further testify in refutation OF Senator
Penrose's statement In testifyine
previously Mr. Cortelyou asked il
Archbold or any other persons repre
senting the oil interests had eontrt
buted said mo, sair, never. 1 dom
recall OF Mr.. Arehbold contributing"
Senator Clapp, chairman OF the in
vestigating committee said that th'
1 issue against Chairman Cortelyou was
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-08-22
COMMERCE COURT
MAY BE CONTINUED.
Telegram by United Press

Telegram by United Press
Washington, Aug 22-When Il ap.
peared that the senate was about 70
pass the reframed budget bill today.
a filibuster developed, led by Senator
Root, and the measure was tied Up.
The purpose is 70 delay consIdera~
ton Of the bin creating a department.
Of labor. It is believed that the budget
bill continuing the commerce court
until March A next viii pass later thls
afternoon.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-08-22

Kay. S. G Wilson ] T. Nail Wm.
Maddox, 3. s. Kimhle, Wm. Bouldry,
Dr D. T. Emanuel S Z Newman Col
Cloud was elected as precinct commit
teeman anu II Harbour Instructed
to cast the vote Of tic precinct as
unit
These precincts are the only ohas re-
porting the proceedings Of their meet
ings
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-08-22
BEARcATs AND DALLAS GIANTS
CROSS BATS THIS AFTERNOON

The bali game between the Dallas
colored Giants and the chickasha
Bearcats is on for this evening The
Bearcats have strengthened their lint
up with the addition Of a third sacker
from Anadarko. and are going in to
beat the Giants to a frazzle.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-08-22
STOPPED THE PAY WAGON.

Washington, Aug 22.-In vetoins
the executive appropriation bill, Tart
held up his own salary and salaries Of
the cabinet officers. every member OF
congress and every Judge and employe
of the United States ocurts.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-08-22
reIeeram by United Press.

Telegram by United Press.
Wilkesbarre, Pa aug 22,-Asked IL
he would be willing to appear before
the senate committee in reply to the
Penrose charges, Mr. Roosevelt said
that "such a question is absurd. If
you will read the telegrams and letters
made public last night you will find
the answer to the suestion"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-08-22
NEW sUiTs IN DISTRICT COURT.

NEW SUITS lN DISTRICT COURT.
John White, Alice White and Jesse
White. minors, by "A. S White, next
friend, VS.. City OF Chiokasha, damages,
$4,000. r. d Weborne,
suits in Superior Court
Robert and Mollie Cameron vs. o.
RI a. z. Ry, damages, $4,000. ,. >
Baker
First National Bank, Verden, VS.
Paul and Frances "A. Sanger eancella
ton of deed and foreclosure, lot 40
block 8, yerdan, $l5S.35. Bond & Mel
tom
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-08-22

Rev and Mrs. c. S. Walker return
ed from Eureka Springs, Ark, where
they have been spending pleasant
vacation.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-08-22
TWO HEAVY
SUITS Are
BROUGHT

Suit was filed in the superior court
yesterday by David and Molly Cam
eron against the c., r l. & p r. r.
for damages in the sum Of $4,000. In
their petition plaintiffs allege that the
railroad company Is responsible for
the death Of their son, Tom Cameron
who was caught between two box cars
on January 10 last, sustaining iniur
les from which he died within an
hour At the time Of the accident
Cameron was employed as section
hand by the railroad company J. :
Baker is attorney for the plaintiffs anc
c. NJ Fechheimer is representing The
fcompany.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-08-22

In the diatrict court suit was filed
BY John, Allie and Jessie White
through their next friend, A. S White
against the city of Cihckasha for $l0-
eco damages. plaintiffs alleging that
the city is responsible for the death
OF their father, w. S. White, on July
25 last. At the time Of the accident,
which resulted in his death, Mr. White
was hauling a load Of hay when the
wagon wheels struck a small rut in
the road, starting the horses to run
ming. The load slipped forward, car.
rying Mr.. White with it, falling under
the wagon. the wheels passing over
his head. His death was instanta
neous. r. d Welborne is attorney fol
the plaintiffs and Harry Hammerly
city attorney, win look after the m
/ terest of the city.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-08-22

Washington, Aug. 22.-In a careful.
deliberate speech in the senate late
yesterday, Senator Penrose replied to
charges made regarding a certificate
Of deposit for $4,000 sent to him BIZ
John D. Archbold Of the Standard OIL
company in 1904.
Senator Penrose admitted RECEIVING
that sum from Mr.. Archbold but as.
serted it was part os a contribution OF
sl25,000 made BY Archtold to the he,
rsblican national cac;paign fund, $780,
O0C Ct which, Ee said, went to the Re-
PUBLICAN national committee and $685..
eco to himself for use in Pennsylvania.
president R09save cit had been adj
vised of the eontt bution,p Senator
| Paa.ose declared. he said that later
| Cornelius n Bliss, then treasurer of
the nationI eoL;mit,ee, asked for an
other contributions Of sl5O,0OO from
AreEbold AMI his associates inter
c5ted in taa standard OH epF pany
"fhe demarl was urgent, insistent
- may say imperatiye-and it was
rcpt esented chat 1t ttme direct from
President Roosevelt declared Sena'
tor Penrose forcefully
William Finn, Roosevelt leader iu
+ Pennsylvania, was scored by Penrose
The senator charged that in 1904 Finn
{ offered him and Israel w Durham
/ 81, ,0O0.0 0o0 or $1,000, 900 @if they woufc
( favor his candidacy to the senate tt
t succeed Senator Quay. Senator Pen
rose read what purported to be COP
+ les OF kilograms, to show that Film
G asked John D. Archbold to assist hin
s IN being elected
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-08-22

Asked If He Would Willingly Appear
Before Senate Ivestigating Commit
tee; Says Question is Absurd.

raised by Senator Penrose and was
one for ths committee to decide. There
win probably be a meeting Of the COM
mittee before adjournment, when the
question will come up from the floor
OF the senate. Senator Penrose moved
that the committee be authorized to in
yestigate the charges against him and
win seek a vote late this afternoon.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-08-22

RBW8 BY WIRB DAILY
FROM UNITED PRESS
ASSOCIATION
The Greeley tribune., 1912-11-28
Salt enr ROads

In France it has been the custom
at the beginning of summer, to tar
the roads in and about the towns
in order to abate the dust nuisance.
II has been found. however. that
tar, although excellent in the case
of macadami7ed roads. is OF little
or no value where tramways exist
and paved street crossings intersec'
he roads in various directions. The
tarring cannot be carried out on
stones. -,
Basing their action on the we'll
,,nown hygrometrical properties OF
common salt the authorities nave
made a test of its value in laying
the dust. Twenty yards of road
way have bean sprinkled liheraily
with salt and then watered freeiy.
If the results are satisfactory SAT-
will be used throughout the town OF
uavre. II being impossible to TAR
the majority o. the streets, since
tbev are paved with rough stone
b,ocks.-Harrer's Weekly.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-11-28
Daughters of American Revolution
Have Observance of Evacuation Day

Evacuation day was celebrated by
the members of the d. A. r. by a
meeting held Monday afternoon at
the home of Mrs. j. T. Jacobs.
There was a program of unusual
interest given and number of yis-
itors were present including Mrs.
Patten, the state regent OF Wyom-
ing. Mrs. Patten gave pleasing
talk and description of the work ac-
complished by the Wyoming chap
ters in marking the trails.
Mrs. Ommaney of Greeley gave
"reminiscences of the life of her
mother, Mrs. Wright, who lived at
Mt. Vernon and was raised in the
Washington family.
Mrs Max Clark, who represented
the Greeley chapter at the celebra-
tion held recently at Fort Morgan
The Greeley tribune., 1912-11-28
Saturday

Mrs. Earl Cassiday and chi,u rem
are visiting her sister. Mrs. Jackson
In Fort Lupton. ..,u
]. p, KluR has returned rro"
wvom,nv where he has been on
cattle business. c,,
- Miss Marie Drtina went 10 M. ;s
enne Friday night for week VIC
It with relatives. nan
Miss Irene Houston went 10 -
ver this afternoon and will return
C. +. Litteii went to Denver TO, TO,
day to attend meeting OF the i.o'"'
Arcanum lodge. c,.r
Mira T. p. sharp and son. Glen
OF windsor. were the guests Oh "' ''
Robert Bevmours THURSDAY ,,x
Misses Frances and Verda ",so', ,su a !,
went to Denver this mor"'"s
visit. ,,;rp a
Mrs. f. f. Stites Is spenuihs
few days at Masters with ie' ~
Edward.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-11-28
CREAMERY AT
KERSEY AGAIN
IN LImEL|CHT
Committee Appointed to See FarHi-
er> With the View of Getting
Cows Enough

Kersey, Nov. 26-Plans for estao-
fishing a new creamery here were
discussed at a recent meeting Vi
those interested, and committee
was appointed to go out among the
farmers to see how many OF them
will subscribe cows to the use of the
creamery if established.
w Ditty. Mr.. Christman, Dr.
Merrill and w. r. Reaves are the
members of the COMMITTEES. III they
succeed in getting the assurance o
a sufficient number of cows, meet
ing will be held at which to arrange
plans for securing the necessary
funds and making other plans rela-
tive to formulating definite methods
of procedure
From 500 to 500 cows are wanted
to begin with. The creamery VIII
probably be established close to the
ice factory for convenience. and II
may even be arranged to use some
of the factory's floor spYG
The Greeley tribune., 1912-11-28

Pure buckwheat -four at johnson
& Piper's Grocery
]. 0, Evans of Num- was in Gree
ley on business today
MIS- w. r. Davis of LaSalle
spent Monday in Greeley.
Miss Mallon and Miss Fenton
went to Denver Monday for few
days stay.
Mr. and Mrs T. E. Smith left on
MONDAY for Ohio, where they will
make their home.
Going away to spend Thanksgiv-
ing? Come to AL Stewart, sos Sth
street and buy the best values in
mems suits, Sl2, SIS and SIS.
Mrs A. +. Mcmillan and children
and Mrs. Mary Knowles went to La
Sale today for visit with Mr.. and
Mrs. VIII Mcmillan.
Prof and Mrs. r. w. Bullock
were among the college people who
went TO Denver Monday to attend
the Teachers association,
The Greeley tribune., 1912-11-28
Tuesday

George Davis spent Saturday ana
Sunday in Boulder
Born. last night, to Mr.. and Mrs
George Wier. a son.
Mrs. T. T. Wilson and daughter
Miss Mabel, went to Denver Mon
day.
Mrs. Alma Nanderpool will leave
Thursday for Kansas CITY. Mo-. tor
a visit.
Mrs. O. S. Evans OF Windsor was
in Greeley Monday on her way to
Evans where she will visit.
Barthel Kern. Jr.. and Miss Verna
Perkins. both of Platteville. were
granted a license to marry today
Mrs. ]. w. Gault was called 10
Eaton Monday by the serious illness
of her sister. Mrs. c. ID. Fuimer.
Mrs. Gault has spent the greater
mart Of the last week by her sisters
bedside. ,,,,.,
DR.. o. f. Webb went to Milliken
this morning.
w. NJ. Irwin went to Denver to-
day on business.
Mrs. b. F. Nafzigger of Eaton was
in Greeley today.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-11-28

an auto trip to Boulder Sunday.
Mrs. John Brennan went to Den
yer today.
Miss Jessie Morrison went to
Ault today to visit friends.
Miss Inez Nesbit returned Sunday
evening from a few days visit in
Denver with Mrs. Kent Shaffer.
Mrs. II. j. Houston and daughter.
Miss Irene, returned Sunday from
Denver, where they spent several
days.
DR.. o. Evans of Num- was in
Greeley Sunday.
George Smith of Ault was in
Greeley Sunday.
J. Fred Gale has gone to Ault to
visit his cousin, George c. Gray.
Mrs O. G, Clark returned to her
home in Barnesville today after a
visit with friends in Greeley.
Miss Margaret Statler went to
Denver Saturday for visit with
er's Association in Denver this year
Mrs. E. c. Edwards has been
brought home from the Greeley hos
, pital, where she underwent an op-
Grafton.
MTS. w. L.. olTdShdu anu Soh '
Willis, of Colorado Springs, were
week end guests of her brothers, c.
w. and c. T. Gilbert and their fam
ilies
Mrs. Nettie X. Gravett of Denver
was the week end guest of Mrs.
Isabelle Churchill Mrs. Gravett is
the state librarian and is also the
state registrar Of the d. A. r.
There were 100 teachers from
Greeley and Weld county went to
Denver this morning to attend the
Colorado Teachers association which
is in session there this week.
Mrs. Phillip Boothroyd and little
brother and sister. the children OF
Prof. and Mrs. A. f. Beardsley. will
come over from Loveland to spend
Thanksgiving at the Beardsley
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Beardsley
have gone to Denver for few days
stay. They will attend the Teachers
association meeting and will return
to Greeley to spend Thanksgiving
with relatives.
Coroner T. G. Macy was called to
Sterling today on coroner case.
The message told no details except
that a man in the country was dead
Mr.. Macy left at once for Sterling
to investigate the death.
Mrs. Isabella Churchill went TO
Denver this afternoon and Will
spend the week with her son. Prof.
Van Churchill and family of Uni
versity Park. Mrs. Churchill VIII
be on the program at the annuai
| banquet Of the alumni of the State
Teachers college. which will be held
Tuesday noon at the Albany hotel
Mrs. II. b .Patten of Cheyenne,
the state regent of the Wyoming
d. A. r. came to Greeley Saturday
evening for week visit She VIII
attend the Centennial State Chapter
meeting to be held today at the
home of Mrs John 7. Jacobs. Whlle
in town she is the guest OF Mrs
Susan Gale Adams.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-11-28
Fifteen Finish
Teachers College

There was a class of fifteen COM
pleted their courses today at the
State Teachers college. This is the
closing OF the fall term at the col
lege. The members of the examin-
ing board have been in Greeley this
week observing the work bf the
graduates.
No graduating exercises were held
at the college as the commencement
is held only annually, in June,
hough the students may receive
their diplomas at that time. at the
close OF the summer school. at the
close Of the fall or spring terms.
A number of those who completed
their course this fall will remain
n school for further work. a few
have already left to take positions
and others will leave in tho next
few days.
Miss Helen Crow Of the class is
now critic and supervisor in the
training school of the Normal at
Los Angeles.
Mrs. Grace King and Amy NC
Grew will teach in Fort Morgan.
Miss Clara Motheral will go to Holly
Smith will teach in Sterling. Miss
Lena Rim is teaching physical
training in Denver and Miss Flor
ence Young will teach at Holly. Miss
Ida Swisher will teach Domestic
Science in Los Angeles. Calf. and
Miss Cora B. Nangum will hav"
government position in Domestic
Science. Misses Florence McMertry
and CAROLYN Thomas will remain in
school.
The following is the list Of grad
uates:
w. r. West. Misses Helen Crow
Helen Hunter and Lena Wren, a.
b. in education: Florence McMurtry
pd. NJ; Lillian Ankeney, Grace b.
King. Ethelwyn Holt. Cora b. Man
gum. Amy McGrew, Clara Motherai
Eula Smith. Carline Thomas, FLOR
ence Young. Pd. B.; Ida B. Swlsher
PHI. B.. Domestic Science.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-11-28
Little Locals.
Friday

w. A. Miner left Thursday for his
ranch near Snyder.
Mrs. s. Newell of Evans spent
| Thursday in Greeley.
Born, Tuesday. to Mr. and Mrs.
Hazen Preston, daughter.
Mrs. A. B. Miller went to Brace
we'll Thursday for short stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. N Albery of Gill
crest were in Greeley Thursday.
H. b. Martyr has gone to Deer
Trail to look after business mat
ters.
Marion Work of Fort Collins is
visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. L.
Work.
MIR. and Mrs. l.. Ladner of Golden
were Il. Greeley Thursday visiting
- Preachers college.
I. d. Reed and DR.. j. c. Carl
son OF Eaton were in Greeley on
Thursday.
Miss Jeanette Riddle went to
Fort Collins Thursday for few
days visit.
Miss Ruth Stanton Of Platteville
is visiting at the home of MIR. and
Mrs. w. P. Wasley.
Miss Bette Baldwin, who has
been teaching at Eaton. Is at home
sufiering from an attack OF rheuma-
tism.
Mrs. H. C. Whitlock of Oregon,
who has been visiting Mrs. J. n.
Elmer for q few weeks. left Thurs
! day for Beloit. Wis. where she will
: spend the winter.
Nrs. H. l.. Lloyd and her brother
Q. n. West, left Thursday for their
home In Memphis, Tenn. Mr.. west
came here ten weeks ago for his
health and ia returning much I'M
proved. He came here on . cot but
10 able TO be around now.
N1. ". I. Wellman and Miss
Murray returned to their homes IN
Las Animas Thursday sitter visit
ing their two sisters. Misses Amelia
and Irene Murray, who are attend
ing the college.
Rev. O. w. Gustafson has return
ed from . few days spent visiting
friends At Barnesville.
". w, I<orimer came down from
Denver this morning and went 10
Brixxsdale on q business trip.
Nr,. Lucinda Phillips OF Iowa
who has been visiting Mrs II. -
Houston went to Loveland today 10
spend few days before going 10
her home.
Miss Hattie Drake left today io'
her home at Parker. Colo, ""e'e
she will visit her parents oven
Thanksgiving.
DR.. C. f. Mogg of the First
Methodist church will deliver an
illustrated lecture on CONSTANT
nonIa" at the church Monday eve
ming Nusical numbers will be Civ
en- nv a male quartette. This is
meeting Of the Methodist Brother
hood and each member is invited tc
come and bring friend.