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New-York tribune., 1912-01-04
AID woLaAsT GETTING BETTER

Los Angeles, Jan. 3.-Ad Wolgsst. the
lightweight champion pugilist who was
stricken with pneumonia several days
ago was reported 10 he so much improved
to-day that he expected to be out Of bed by
the end Of the week.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-04
FORDON CLUB IN DANGER
Boxing Commission May Revoke
License to Hold Bouts.
OTHER CASES DISCUSSED
Jack Goodman to Face Mario
at National Sporting Club
of America.

The Fordon Amusement Company. which
holds and conducts boxing bouts at NO. 0if
Grand street, has been summoned TO ap-
pear before the State Athletic Commission
TO show cause why its license should not be
revoked. For some time complaints have
been received by the commission against
the Pordon club. and the action taken came
only after a careful investigation OF con-
ditions. ..
II IL said I'm a number Of the complaints
that the club failed 30 meet its haoilueS
pronptly Or. a. ~ Lyman. the physielih
vbo examines tho boxers before they eh'si
the ring wrote TO the commission COM
n,aiping that the club has refused 10 pa!
him his fees. Another letter Which reac"e'
the commission declared tnat Two pitD p..'i",
nary boys who boxed in n bout on 'hilsF
mas afternoon received - for the'r s''
and that the seconds hired oy '"o
held them UP" for q per cent OF 'ie,l
earnings. The commission has mao Ho"D'.
IN securing statements Of rec"iptS Pron,','
50 that the report 10 the s'h''
made without delay ,,., on.
The Union Settlement CLUB "h''n
pIed for a license, attempted To con'uV'
ho,,,r snow on Christmas afternoon pu'
Tho Fire Department had not passen Oh ,ne
L,,,,a,no and the bout was postroneh III
definitely. 4 representative OF INC el'' op
neared before tho commission ana. dccisIeu
that he thought that the license haa o',"
Granted. but that no further attcinp' "''in
be made to conduct entertainments "'u'
tho matter was straishtened out
4 McNlurray made vigorous complaiu'
against the Sprng Valley Country |luo,
Of sprIra Valley. y. !. McMurray proush'
out that Eddi. King and "Noung LipP
hoyed at a recent show I'm main bout -"
q guarantee Of Sl5. but never receiver =
cent. Abe Marks also complained 'ha' w
refereed on guarantee Of $40 and eN-
penses. which amounted to s.. hut NO. 700
never received any payment
The commission also was called upon BY
Jerome Quigley TO force Jumbo Wells
the HIGHT heavyweight boxer, 20 meet note
for SO which he gave Qugley some 'line
ago The latter also tried 10 bring action
against Wells for breach Of contract. The
commission advised Quigley to bring MS
suit In the civil courts.
KID" Murphy was ordered to appear be-
fore the commission for refusing 10 appear
In q bout AZ the Long Acre Athletic Clup'
where he was so have met Barry Hilh
Murphy refused 10 give any reason for his
action, and the club reported his conduct
TO the governing body
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-05
LARGEST AND HIGHEST
RAILROAD BRIDGE IN (
WORLD BEING BUILT

Kansas City. Mo, Nov. B.--what In
said to be the largest and highest.
railroad bridge IN the world Ia being
butt by the Chicago, milwaukee q ct.
Paul railroad over the D@ Moinas
.Tivera aeQr Madrid, E.5a9 :, srhe h,ksR
bridge Il part of the prokraniftie or
improvements decided upon by that
company for tho Chica go. omah a line.
The line Ia being double tracked the
entire distance Of 4sg miles; cufvos
are being eliminnted. grades reduced
and Wherever possible the line Is
shortened, When completed the Mil
waukee expects TO have the ahOrtoaa
line between those two points. In con-
nection with the Union Pacific ana
other Hartman lines through trains
Will be run from Chicago 10 the Pao-
inc eoest, which arrangement IA ex-
pectad Ia prove very effective in hand
ling tho heavy PASSENGER business
moving 10 the Panama Pacific EXPOSE
ton in 1915.
About Il mile west OF Madrid tho
new line leaves the old road and APP
breaches the Des MUinob on an enor-
NOUS double-track hli A good -Aixsd
mountain will have 10 be, Dumped Inv
10 bring the track up to grade. The
bridge floor will be level with tho top
Of this grade. The floor will be rock
baIlasted, which In unusual for a
bridge OF this size. @
In the line revision many unusual
changes are being made. Between
Madrid and Woodward, Ia. In dis
fance OF seven miles, the new line will
shorten the distance two miles. eilm-
IAnatinK the curvature by 791 degrees.
and leveling the grade by nlnety.six
feet. In some instances stations have
been moved tive or three miles front
the Old rpadbed. Abrupt elevations
are being moved down or gouGed
through hGgf
Some Of the aOpela track already d
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-05
like A BOY OUT OF
SCHOOL WILSON
SAYS HE FEELS
Democratic Candidate Plans
TO Go to Bed Early and xeE
Election Returns Take Care
ot Themselves.


. =
Prlheoton, n. j., Nov. s.--.giovarnor
Woodrow Wilson was asked how he
felt
'L1ko a COY out Of school, ne res
plied with a sigh of relief. for he ad :
mitfed that the campaign has been q
hard physical strain, His scalp wound,
rsooivod IN the motor mishap two days
aG0, did not bother him, he seid, ~
Most Of the day tho governor plane
ned TO spend In answering letters. Tos
night q small party will beat U'% WIZ
son homo to hear the returns BY pris
waite teiearaph wire. The gpyernotse
iintuedipeo family, his bro,hersinslAy i
Prof. Stockton Arson, two eouuinu
from Columbia, 3. O.. Captain q. ~
Mc1daater, u. 3. A.. aud james Wood
row aud Joseph n. Wilson, q younger
brother OF the nominee, will hear the
returns mt the Wilson home.
Governor Wilson had planned 10 set
20 bed early, but tho students 81
Princeton university have other ideas
on the subject. .sAs,sl "a IA
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-05
MUSICAL EVENING
ATIRE Y. ". c. Il.
SUCCESS
Interesting Lecture on Men
delSsOhn and Selections
I. From His Work Please Good
Crowd.

Some forty guests we're present les,
night az the y. w. e. A. home on
the occasion OF the "Mendelssohn
evening" which proved n most en-
toynble event all the way through.
Mrs. Mabel stevens Hlmoe gave a
very interesting little lecture on
Mendelksohn and his music. The pu-
pilE Of Mrs. bradford gave the In
Rtrumental part OF "Midsummer
Dream" set TO Mandsisaohn'H
music, and the story was told OF the
composing of the famous wedding
march for the Midsummer Nightn
Dream" The audience was extreme
~ appreclatIvc and the evening was
IN every way Il success, The Y. w.
6. a. ulee club will hold a meeting
NJ 1850 O'clock tonight for organizes
tion. --t
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-05
Educators Anigbsg From l4H OOer State 10
! AFehd 27lh Afgnuall lNeso MEXICO Meeting
win be hold tomorrow:

viii be hele tomorrow:
$500 q. m.--County Buperintend-
ent's section. chas. l. RuFt OF Noun
tainaiF. chairfnan and r. 3. Upton Of
AiamoGordo. secretary. Addresses By
supt. G, C.. Hill ~ CltaYep county;
J.. C. Mersfelder, OF cur4g county: y.
L. a. swInney, Ban suah county, and
A. n. Bailey, o. EDDY Eountya with
disousaIons by other superintendent
City and Town Bn6brintendent's
aection:---
900 o. NV. l., Bishop. chairman
aud Nancy Hswett, secretary; ad-
dresses by Mrs. theresa -. White. d.
rector OF lpdnatfial sdueetlon; supt.
w. Il. McFarland,s Of Silver City;
supt NJ. II. BrnsheF ard others.
Institute WorRera nectlOn,---
5;O0 p. m.---piscusione OF various
topics.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-05

hlations, Avn cents = handreas ior
about $50 q car 1'he railroad Will
take ehipments Of aa low aa fflsen
ears for o train, Tine train tilno to
lhoae places Il as fellown. Kansae CITY,
|ae hours, H'drt Wofthl 80 hours:
tyichita 20 hours u Hf f9
when Il Ii considered that abont 50
Inoea can be Ixllhed on en- acre Of all
FaifA, and that corn for ftttoning them
tkn DO raised chsaply 10 The Middle
rhliag. II will be neen that hog raising
= hound ~ become one % the best
payInE lnduatriss Of the Pvnoa valley,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-05

followsi
TllarrdaS, November TtIs--s. a. m.
0o--InvocafIon by REV. n. +,
Williams, OF Albuquerque. Music.
eiis--AddFasse az weIcome by
Mr.. D.. X. d. Sellers. mayor OF the
|citys AZ Montoya, county superinten-
dent Of schools. and John Milne, city
Of schools. Respond
hy Mr.. r.. n. Larkin, u. Las vegas
Music -olee clvb. university OF New
Mexico. $50
i0.ees--Addrea by David n, hoyd,
preBldont OF the University OF New
Mexico. AibuaUerque, '.The Next Most
Important Step IN Educational Pro
efess IN Nav MexicQ IN the Higher
HAucotinnah institutional Music
Pa0pIly 9liagtokte. NJ, "A. N0rtlal
achoti. awakening" BY Abble Nor.
ton 1amiaon.
1eiso--Addreau by Avian N. white
state superintendent % Public In
struolion, Santa Re- 'The Next Mos
'tmpcrtant 8isep ~ HnhnatIomni Pre-
UPaps IN New Mexico IN iiural
sahoolp.'' Muslc--Norinal univernits
giao club.
aa:OO---Addrea w 7. w. Conway
City Buperinkendenk OF schools RAton
"fhe Next M0as lnporsant Step IN
Educational pkoareea In New Mexico
IN City echool6e Mualc--aBanta III
high school alee club,
iisae - Business meeting. An
nouncements. Approximately OF com.
Inlltesa. Reading proposed revision
o. the ecnstitneion 81 tbs association
etc.
.ThnESiny. N0vssnbeF Ttis.--s D. N.
1nteFpnholastic oratoglcal contests
Higher educational Institutions divis'
Lon, consisting of representatives oi
the uRiverHity Of New Mexico. collegs
Of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts
New Muxico Normal school, New
MexicO Normal univerhity. etc.; fIiel
school division. copeIsting OF repre-
fentatives ~ Las Vegas. Santa Re
Cimarron, psmipg and other higf
schoolns Murlc for the occasion will
be furnieh4d BY various glee club
|prcaeNt La Vegas giee club VIII
oivq an opeFatta. "Tha spinning Bee
Wills ne iidEes are ALTERNATING th'
winners Of she two contests. W
tti3sf q " paesa.44
Ne1rattnn a,,sAtntsn
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-05
TWO CARLOADS OF
PE0OS VALLEY HOGS /
SHIPPED TO TEXAS

Artesla, ~. NJ, Nov. B.---R, ~, 'ftois
lomon gathered up two car loads Of
hogs last week and shipped them out
TO Claude, Texas, Monday Tho load
was composed .of stock hogs and foed-
ers, and was worth $4,000. or si,iO0
per car. More and more farmers arc
becoming Interested In raialnE hogs.
and by this time next season we may.
expect train lead shipments out OF
Artesla to the packing centera.
Artesla farmers can ship 20 Fort
Worth. Kansas CITY or Wichita and
make good money on hogs. Tho
freight ratio u the same 20 all three
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-05

The officers Of the association arc
as follows:
President. W, A. Poore, Carlsbad.
Vice-PreSident, Mira Geo. Dixon,
EBpanOln.
Secretary Rupert +. Aspluhd, Of
Santa Fe,
Treasurer r.. W. TwhinE. of Las
Cruces.
II. L. Secretary, n. R.sI.aTSin. East
Las Vegas.
Local Secretary and Manager 1919
meeting, John Milne. Aibuauerque.
Execqaive CoFnmlsfee.
NJ, H. BraEber. ohai, man, Roswell.
w. ~ Mcfarland, SILVER city.
Fs4nk Earsppn, Eant Las vegns.
County DlrecfDFa.
Bernaiillo. A. Montoya, Albuquer-
que. "a ,ttN IN E
Chavsa G, G.. IIln, Roswell
CoIfax. Mrs. 4osla I,oclkard. Ration
Curry. "A. g, Merpfelder. Clovis.
Dona Ann, II. w. TwinInE. Las
Cruces.
Eddy. A. n. Bailey, Cariabad.
Grant, Isabel Il. fccklea, silver City
Guadalupe. Mrs. Nora Brumbaels
NtAAaANN AhRNIt
Lincoln. MIRA Wallace L. QUINN
.Luaa 'Aslts grace O, oOsbeL Dem.
ing. =
Hlcislaieg W. L. bishop, GALLUP.
Mora, Manuel hadTid. Mora.
Oterc. n q. Upton. Alamogordo.
Quay. y. Pack, Tucumcari.
Rio Arriba. Mrs. Geo. Dixon. Iss.
pamela
Roosevelt, n. A. Deen, Portalea.
San Juan. J, u. q. swlnney. Aztec
San Miguel. Rufus Mead. East ..a'
Vegas. I4f
. sAndOvai. BOnifaciO MOntOya, Der.
Santa Re. J. v. Conway. santa re
Sierra, August Mayer, IrairView,
s6coFro. Bent SancltpA Socorro.
Taos, Jose Menthaef, Tans.
Torrance, chaa. l.. RuEE Mountain
ali.
Union, II. II. Drrett Clayton.
Valencia, Baturnlno Baon, Reien,
------<---->----l-s-----.
orppd Army Reunion, Los Angeles
Crystal.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-05
PUEBLO IN.DANS
!. SLAUGHTER GAME
| us REPORT
Said to Be Cheating Out nfsg
In NaciIpisntO copAFy
!. While Forays Of the vi
\ jOa Have Not Yet Beguh.

Reports from the Nacimiento n.Qnns
tain country Of nortlfweslefH Nov
doNioo. one OF the beat bI4 aI1e
Fea|ens ~ the state, are 70 q
lHat pne1lo Indian huntera
gQfoa are Diauehtefng deer qn1
game. literally comblns the NA 4I
lhalr tuafFy and butchcYi1
thlng Hhay fiad. THE Nayai "a
e8it aive the game authors 1n|
siderable trouble 0t iris kiHa
asoilon hnt Il Is nRtd the 4.
dinna have not yet enteted
~. ~ inc time both trI
1hraneh, n reports fFa eoS
fahf Whleh the Indians IN
Gasd lhim food rhfpUft ~
ought 10 b. bfally VAN nxto
s1lefenDetiig ualss1 come
t5 l1.f ~ T. ~ d
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-05

Mrs. wayupp--ao thsy have juet
had their first Quarreis ~ II.
mrs Flaha-@-reai after fifteen years
~ married life they have tusl die.
rhverod that they belong 20 opposite
ohurches.--tife. So it'N
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-05
NEARLY i0oo DfcIEGATEa
AND RIaEroEsk TX llLldllIl

avn Vim AAtft3 mo- ~ w.
State snpeyinttndshf OF rublIo m
truction Alven gghiie; with prne.
Hfally tn sentir# nefbohnei OF the
ntAto datartmonf 81 edhnhfloss. and
hundreds pf delegates are expected 20
arrive tonight aH tho hdv6uee bilafG
OF the Reatly 1909 people who viii
attend the twenty-aeyensh anriiaf
meeting OF the New Mexico Edpca~
tionaI Association, wkIeh begins tn
four days sesklnna here tomorrow
Between $50 and 500 delegates have
been promised al along BY The COM
mlttees N charge OF the galhering
and with the extra visitors the total
viii be very close 70 the THOUSAND
mark. making this one Of the largest
state conventional Of amy kind aver
hold IN the state. All generai Goa-
eions win be held IN enc Mlka. theat4f.
In the CantEai hlRh, 'eehocl &ill Be
held the msetinaa Of tbs various nee-
tiOns AZ folIowsi ndncatipnhl cOuh-
ell. county suporintenaents city ana
town auperintendentgn elementary
schools, High schools ard colleges,
Indian schools. New Mexico branch
OF the American Reaca Keaaeue. In
stitute workers, music and drawlng
supervisoFH eognnieFeial teerhefs.
school boaFdA ana school patr0IF
The firnf general hearinn win be
that tomorrow night at the Eliza tho
ater this feature 81 which VIII ~ 1,r,
JorGan'a 1aEn0na phans IeutAifp, sIao
MiIIer's Wooingg " tao New AatS|tt
Normal Hoh0ol FaenIIf ee4ktotta nf'1
other musical nWmbbgu VIII Fafy thr
..v.,s~ = .sr4fl.lI a. ~ $50. - -. ~. 5s1If
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-05

The Las Vegas Optic aaYe OF the
appearance OF the attraction there;
The concert given last evening at
the Duncan opera house BY the Byron
Trubadouru was the best OF IS kind
ever presented In Las Vegas and q
laraS end enthusiastic guidance thOr-
oughly enjoyed every number OF the
program. individually each membar
OF the troubadours Is an artist and
the solos and mIed selections, both IN
strumentai and vocal, were tuneful
and fun OF color. 4s
The program selected for the irou-
badoars for the concert was varied
sufficiently TO suit the tahtss OF all.
The numbers rendered wero both OF
the clasaitdf' and popular type:' A
pleasing feature OF the concert was
tho ganeBoHity Of the trOubadours IN
giving encOres TO every selection, all
OF which were az pleasing aH the orig
inal numbers. The songs Mother
and ia Pnloma" were especially we'll
received, as were tho two songs rem
tered by tho troubadous quartet nc
companied by tho "Hyrondolin," q
combination of a mandolin ana guitar
played by the quartet while, singing,
and the orchestra. The other selec-
lions rendered during the evenins
were OF equal excellence.
The ladies' board OF tho Las Vegas
hospital deserves much credit In hav-
iEg chosen the, Byron TroubadouFs for
lho entertsiDment and the rare n.p-
steal treat given BY the troubadourh
was greatly appreciated by all Las
Vagans who attended the concert
pathe weekly, Crystal.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-05
'IRluDADOUGAR ARE
GETTING 5000
OPINIONS
Las Vegas Well Pleased With
Aggregation whipk Gomez
to Elks' Thsatsr Tenight;'
Election Returns from Stage

- over n special wire 10 tho Elks' .
theater, election bulletins Will be y
. announcod from the stage to- =
. night during the p6ffofnance .
q given by Byron's "Trouhadours" .
. Manager StortE 90 the lhoater =
y has made this special Rrrange- =
y ment for the beneflt OF those who .
y would rather cit comfortably In .
y the heater and hear tlle returns =
= at their leisure than athnd around .
out OF doors. W -
go N~eN9 . &c ~ = . =
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-05

IN use. Il n expected the ne# fItt
w'll be completed across Iowa ~ fae
aprlng Of 1918.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-05

FEATURES or EDUCA.
TrONAL CONVENTION.
. "Wednesday evBning. Nov. &C. -
o Address ON 'qThe Fight Against .
= War" by kpresldent DAvia,o
. starr Jordan, % Leland .etnu- =
. ford unlyersity. y
. ThurRday svenlpg. Nov. 7..-- =
y OratpricRl Centest. .
. Friday evening Nov. s.--~ .
. Addresses by a0vornor Will y
. liam g.. Mcnonald and DIR. -, .
y u. PhlkIipn. .
. Saturday evening, Nov. 3d. .
. InaueufatioTi OF Dr. David =
. Ross lloyd. ~ president Of the =
- Untver5fty IL New Mexico. =
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-05

Grand Army llenaloh, Los 4
crystal
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Pathe wqaklg dFytlaL
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sasas vvsss'y ssssssl'
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-02-28
Allison News Notes.

Special to Times Republican.
Allison. Feb. 2S.--It is understood
that Frank Kilson. of West Point
township, will be candidate for clerk
of the courts.
Today was celebrated the marriage
of Dora Busse to Walter Martzahn.
The wedding took place at the home of
the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Eusse. in the Vilmar neighbor-
hood.
W. +. Bowers and family expect to
move this week to F'inlaNson. MINI. We
regret their departure from Allison as
they are good people to have in any
town.
Mr. and Mrs. Lubbo Kanneseiser
have gone to their new home in Ore
gon.
+. c. Loder. of Anamosa. has been
employed by r. H. Hill to have charge
of the undertaking work of his fur
riture business.
The recent grand jury condemned the
county Jail The county should now
go to work and build Il combined Jail
and sheriff's residence on the north
east section of the court house square.
The death of Mrs. Joseph Hopley
occurred last Sunday at her home here.
She was a very elderly lady and had
been in poor health long time. She
was taken Tuesday to Rockford for
burial Her aged husband survives
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-02-28
Life.jonc Bcndao

Lifelong ecnaas
10 dyspepsia, live complaints and KID.
ney troubles is needless. Electric Bit.
ters is the guaranteed remedy. SOC.
Mcbride & Will Drug Co.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-02-28
SUCCESSFUL UNION MEETINGS.
Hampton Ministers Adopt Unique
Methods and Make Good.

Special to Times Republican.
Hampton, Feb. 2S.-The series or
union revival meetings that have been
in progress In this city for the past
four weeks and closed Sunday night.
have attracted more than the usuaI
amount OF notice here by reason III
some unique features Tn connection
with them.
Hitherto 1t had been we'll nigh i'm
possible for four pastors OF dinerehl
churches to unite In gospel meetings
and conduct them without friction
themselves and without the help OF
outside preachers or eVangelists. AZ
the beginning of this series four OF the
.3cai n.".ors, Rers. Dewitt Clinton, OF
the Methodist church: II. Il. Evans. OF
the Baptist: James Thomson. OF the
Congregati onal, and \. +. Herzberg OF
the Evangelical. decided to try the ex-
pertinent of conducting a union evan
gelistic campaign without the ana OF
a professional evangelist. The EN-
/ ployment OF an evangelist. IT was Wen
understood, meant the mourning OF eN-
/ pense nearly always sersatonalism'
sometimes abuse of churches and ciu-
zens, and results in the way of so
called conversions which are apt TO be
cphemeral.
The above mentioned ministers used
plenty OF printers ink and advertised
the meetings we'll in the press and
| c therwise, but decided they would not
announce beforehand who should be the
speaker upon any given evening. so the
attendants were kept guessing as to
who would be the preacher for each
night. This feature resulted in arous-
Sprvpl TO keen
the attendance at the services even.
and was an advertising feature that
proved valuable.
One outgrowth of the meetings has
been that the men OF the churches
have decided to organize themselves
for the moral bctterment of the COM
munity. Expenses of the meetings were
met by collections taken at the meet
ings, and the business affairs were
looked after by committees.
The climax of the venture was
reached Sunday evening when an event
took place that is believed to be unique
and unheard of in the history of revival
meetings. Business men OF the city
and others had made up 4 fund to be
awarded to the four pastors as an APP
preciati ton of their efforts, and Mr.. T.
]. r. Robinson, president of the Cit!-
zens' National Bank. took possession
of the platform. waving aside for the
time being the four pastors, and. on
behalf OF the business men OF the city.
presented a check of $110 to each of the
four ministers as ar appreciation of
the good done by the four pastors in
the community. 1t was happy ending
for the work of the four weeks. and
one that came as an entire surprise TO
the ministers.