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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-10-19
UNIVERSITY EXHIBIT
ATTRACTS ATTENTION

ra as Ten. Oct o. The exhibit F.
rom 10. Texas University extension
department Is probably the most I'm
por'8a' feature o. -re state fair
.tis season Tho tent which houses
this display outsIus large picture
gallery. ana numerous maps ana
charts ar, m-a .y fhe Instructors g..
dem0rs'ratHs 'HeIr work Half me
tent .eGr for rhe lecture de-
rarfrort whore an branches o. work
are axrIsIned through motion pic
rre- and te-eop'Iron views.
F.,a distinct divisions arc ho ''
aifi1 he temporary home inglud-
.fne -ta departments OF public lec-
H-e. public sueak.ns public well
ar. Information and exhibits an'
.4rrs rorIsrce Instruction
IN .aa division Of public lectures
obi. University undertakes 20 e1uin
,md..r DESTROYS OF entering 'hls
relf along fhe lines ~ proper ees-
.ur.. ana articulation 20 that they
may PEND. 'he highest poin' o. ora
toriral efficiency
Tho division of public suakins
Inns far lbs purpose the encourage
men, OF intelligent discussion 10 ho'1
speaklng and debate II ORGANIZES
debating clubs and proper reading
material ls furnished these classes 70
further the studies along this line
Tho purpose Of the welfare diyis'
Ion is 20 Investigate economic con
ditlons In Texas and Is gathering
data AS basis for intelligent efforts
In improving such conditions Thu"
welfare NJ the middle classes IS h"-
Ing especially looked after and an
effort 's being made to .-e''o bette.
housing and sanitary methods amons
these reoDlo The marketing OF per
iehablr orops is another important
.rbieri under study hv fhis depart
mon, and practical plan of hand
I'rv Hr1 marketing .s no" being per.
facteH Literature md plans for
building homes are furnished upon
application Slr2e-t.ous alons the
lines or proper sewer connection are
offered JOS well 1s ideas for secur-
ing 'rs greatest valve and Tho mos
room al the smallest cost 20 the
builders
Mode. homes gardens. wards and
meifo1e OF ehipuing and packing
fruit scenes arc displayed. and con
,rasts between me desirable and the
undesirable ar. featured The In
formation and exhibit department
has charge ~ tho different displays
sen, out bv the university, calling
attention 10 the crying needs Of Tex
as. and points out methods OF sup
plvlnr these needs Such subjects as
proncr school buildings school ny
rieno rlayprounds. medical inspec'
ton If students ana numerous Other
matters are under Investigation
Tsmestic science is also given
prominence IN the work OF the eN'
tension department and demonstra'
tions are given regularly. showing inc
proner maner en- which food should
ho prepared and tho kinds Of food
lfre meet healihf0l and nourishing
MODERN cooking devices are on dis.
nav. fir less cookers icnleJs re-
decorators. kitchen equipment ana
numerous Implements are offered 10
lesson tho duties OF the housewife
ana sayc time which can be utilized
70. other branches OF housekeeping
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-10-19
Ameco Chick Feed is especia

AmccO Chick iced y c8UN"IdI|
prepared for poultry Why let
your chickens droop and die for
want Of proper food Amarillo
Mill & Elevator Co.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-10-19
saved Uy Ills Wife

She's q wise woman who know s.
inst what 20 DO when her husband 8
NE IS in danger. but Mrs r j.
FLINT. RraIn'ree. W. Is o. that kind
She insisted on my using nr Kings
New Discovery" writes NJ F for
dreadful cough. when 7 was so
weak my friends all thought ] had
only a short time 20 live. and 10 com
rlc.clv cured me 4 quick cure for
coughs and colds. MS the most safe
and reliable medicine FOR many
throat and lung irourles grip hron-
-hlfis. Group. whoopine cough. 1uinsy
'orslitis. hemorrhafes \ trial VII
convince you 80 c's and 8 90 Guar
luieed hv Amarillo Drug Store.
tAdver;sernenil
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-10-19
SESSION
or CITY COUNCILMEN

4 brief and uneven'ful session o.
fhe CITY Council was held YESTERDAY
afternoon. az which matters % minor
routine nature were given consiiera-
Ion
rHe 500 M 'ho cIfr s'o1~
r".a' .f q prosperity.
chaser ana ut'a more worth -e
.1-f'r- vas accomplished
*r~ -U--r' -Tft win Clair
..'r-f.or 90 go council 20 tte ncr
meeting
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-10-19
Delta UpsiIon Fraternity

Madison. wis. Oct IS The Del
"a Epsilon fraternity Is holding i's
annual convention here as tho
CUES, % the University % Wisconsin
chan'er The Attendance is made M
% 900 deiera'es representing nearly
forty COLLEGES. Delta rDsiilon g.
ono % the LARGEST % ne Creek letter
f-a'e-ni'ies having mrrhorsfi 1 %
nearly 70 0oo T. was founded ~
Williams COLLEGE in 1898. rs an anti
sec-e. sociefv. ~ a rrour 20 students
Witch included Sfenhen Field. ~
forwards Judge % tho Supreme Court
- 'Ne United States. anf James 4
,rrfieid afterwards president
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-10-19
ALLOWS BRIDE TO CHEW GUM

A. Simon Hire and Rose Nicholas
OF Milton. PA, were applying for a
marriage license a. the recorders OF.
nce. Hlne warned the girl that when
NJ married her she would have 10
stop chewing gum She grew angry.
and. escort!ug lline into tho corridor
OF the court house. gave him d sound
lecture. whereupon they returned TO
the recorders once. Hine stating hs
would marry her. even n she chsved
tobacco
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-10-19

Of the fast express means serious
troubles ahead n not removed. so
does loss Of appetite II means lack
~ vitality. loss OF strength and
nerve weakness II appetite fails
take Electric Bltters quickly 10 over
come the cause by toning up tn
stomach and curing the INDIGESTION
Michael Ilrsshelmer Of Lincoln, Neo
had been sick over three wears. hu'
ak bottles ~ Electric Bitiers p"
him right on his feet again They
have helped thousands Thoy civ.
uure blood strong nerves. GOOD q
rsstior. Only % cents ~ iw'-''
Drug .S'oroc
Advertisement
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-10-19

Rim. 10. that Pike stroud. Tor
'he 'H'.Hf ~ SON a cost anF more
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-10-19
CONFFnFRsTE VETERAN
EMPIRES At CANYON

Specs AZ % Daily News
CANYON. Tex. Oct lN.-W. ID
Smith. ased % wears and a Confeder-
-'e veteran. died here today after a
lingering Illness az ;he homo % his
con Oscar Smith.
The remains went north % ANA
ri''o .his afternoon. ~ which point
transfer was made % the Fort Worth
q Denver for shipment 70 Loren-.
Ncf ornan County. where the dece-
dent formerly lived
Tho body was accompanied by ,he
son. Oscar Smith
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-10-19
FOOTPRINT IS HIS NEMESIS

His footprint on the dusty cover OF
a Bible sent william HArgreAves to
the Texas state penitenuAry for two
years. He robbed the store OF W. ".
lPruitt OF Roanoke last March Mr.
'Pruitt discovered the footprint, which
corresponded with the shoe o. Har
graves. who had bought a new pair At
the Prgitt store
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-10-19

Chronic rheumatism contracts the
muscles. distorts the Joints and m
dormInes the strength. A powerful
penetrating and relieving remedy will
30 found in BALLARD'S NOW LIN
1WFNT. II restores strength and
srnr'aness 20 tho aching limbs
Price CSC. soc and 500 per bottle.
advertisement
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-10-19
SPRECKELS SEES
WILSON VICTORY
Declares Changes Between
Now and Election Will
Increase Majority

Chicago. oct o. The presIdeu
iI election is bat a few days or aua
an parties have made vigorous cam-
paiEn duriu, rho past feu month
a.th Ihe result that me people hav,
pretty generally made up their
minds whatever charge may come
between now and November th HII
.s merely fo ada no fhc Wilson mt
.or.'y Dur.ne 'he lrr month Of D..
lu1a.Tr hundreds of thousands o
Dfefs we're disposed fo vote FOR
Roosevelt hu' they have noH weigh
20 'hc evidence concerning tine nG
lrIne OF that rauiIlatos f0rme.
ampalgn, together HIth DTS present
political and financial backing. and
r haa convinced majority OF them
h1' He peoples interests win na
.e. afaruarIDd ly Che election %.
Governor Wilson. who has DO en-.
fIr sI.ns relationship H.'h 'ho sul
rial privilege interests
We know that George 49, Perkins
secured most OF his fortune by pro-
noting the organization ~ many OF
our most oppressive trusts. and ve'
ho and hls friends are the main con.
frIaui0rs 90 tho Roosevelt campaign
fund Under these conditions VI,
have right 20 assume that thc 'rus.
rHrf n the Roosevelt party uIa.
form .Hs thp thing Perkins and hH
.r..H1a received Zoo consideration OF
..s.- financial support If the poo
nIa vote for Roosevelt they eud0rs,
N- Perkins trusts 1nI authorize
.Hr 'ee1I.lH''ou OF monopoly. 1r.
then nothing short 0f revolution
aiIl ever bring relief 30 the masses
Ap.1rIIu, io Roosevelt there ar.
good and bad" trusts. and zoo,
land haG political bosses but Do doe
mot chastity ueople's interests n F.
merely q question 0f their support o
1r opposition 20 him that determine
hs approval or iIsapproyal OF them
That rho be ov,rcapitallze
trusts viewed with alarm the grow
ue strength OF DO. progressive move
m,ut Within tho republican part.
cannot br doubted. and when Geo
.W Perkins. Frank 4 Nunsey. anO
others Of that rroup came forwar
and made themselves responsible 70
inc financing Of Roosevelt as a can
dIdatc An opposition 10 TaFollett,
a believe tho trusts of This countr
..yel their best trump i'm tho ram
~ Yor.ucs for 10 has divided the pro
rr,es.ye republican ranks
rfu had mo-, beop for tho pomina
iiop Of GOV Wilson hy the progres
Ir, democrats m Baltimore. tho PEI
ne would have had mo- chance mi
..rr 90 s,fn a re1I voice I'm their roy
rrm.nf n was tho peoples fear
.ss. rIlmp.on Nm Jennings BRYAN
.,f saved fhe dav for fh, people ,
$50. IIs rusolneh n.ht ~ Haltimor
.... resulted in ibr nomination %
o.f-ae Wilson au ideal candi
r ero has ro sroe.aI prlylleg
.,...s .,.,lhsl fo him That Wool
..u Wilson is canning I'm popular 20
.,.t la. fool certain
.a.. -s arrived from o.,
r... ..r FOO california. and Do
..., IL Ia ara fo predict that Call
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-12-31
Southwest Fruit Men Meet.

TEXARKANA, Tex, Dec. Is
The board Of trustees Of the Four
States Fruit and Truck Growers EX-
change. representing fruit and truck
growers of Arkansas, Texas, Louisia-
ma and Oklahoma, met here today.
Among the items agreed on at to-
days meeting was a bureau of inspeo
ton to be established at TeXarkana
where all truck and fruit shipments
in transit shall be inspected and iced
the adoption Of measures to prevent
and avoid the Cutting OF the mar
kets and arranging for common
standard for packages and packing
The meeting also went on record
as favoring the bill now pending In
congress providing for the establish
ment Of a marketing bureau in con-
nection with the department Of aEri-
culture.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-12-31
CHRISTMAS "WAR CRY" Is
\ SPLENDID ISSUE
Beautiful Color Work and Clever Ar.
tiClcs Have Attracted Much
Attention.

The prettiest issue Of the War Cry
ever gotten out, and a magnificent
piece of printers work at that, is
the Christmas edition Of the salvation
Army's official gazette
Ensign Hickman was distributing
the War Cry in Tulsa yesterday. It
attracted much attention wherever
It was seen. Some OF the color plate
work in the paper is marvellous, and
the material and subject matter is
all splendid. The paper contains
many beautiful photographs and
paintings while special Christmas
articles, done up in fancy borders
and written by Salvationists make
the edition highly attractive.
Some Of the articles are historical
and worthy Of preservation. Alto
gether it is on an equal with any re-
ligious periodical ever issued.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-12-31
WILL LECTURE on ART
NEXT WEDNESDAY MORNING
Noted Art Teacher To Give Her lee
turc to Public school
Teachers.

The Council Of Women will present
Mile. Henriette Clopath, dean of tho
art department at the University Of
Minnesota. at the Palace theatre We'd
nesday morning at 1890 o'clock
All the teachers In the city schools
will be the guests Of the council at
this affair and all other citizens will
be admitted for the regular fee OF
10 cents.
The topic Of the lecture viii be
The Principles Of Art" These lee
lures are TO develop art appreciation
and the capacity to enjoy good paint
ings as we'll as to educate the hearers
in the recognition of the character
istics of the modern schools ~ paint
ing and tho individual manners and
styles Of the different artists.
Mile Clopath will use her owr
slides to illustrate the lecture.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-12-31
Sweeney AGAIN
COUNTY BOARDER
DECLARES COUNTY JAIL BETTER
"HOME THAN THE CITY
"BNSTILE."
THE CHARGE IS ROBBERY
Relieved to he Implicated in Hold
Up in Tulsa on Christmas.
Eve.

Frank sweeney the youthful Tulsa |
"Rmfcs" and known as the hand !
some crook in police circles, was
yesterday transferred from the city
jail To the county court house, whero
he was served with warrant, charg
ing highway robbery. The Information
in the case was signed by W. i,
Rinaman, one of three men who We're
held up and robbed at the point OF
gun last Christmas eve on West Fifth
street. Rinamdn has Identified
Sweeney as one Of the two hold up
men. according to statements 10y the
local police officials
well I'd rather be there than
here was Swceney's only comment
when told 10y chief Yoder that he was
10 be transferred to the county jail.
Sweeney has served In all several
months I'm both bastiles. but he pre-
fers the county Jail as home no
says.
sweeney is % years old, small OF
stature. and strikingly handsome. lie
first broke into police notoriety hero
when he shot and killed clyde Gocbel
AT a Main street drug store in a
drunken orgy mrly one morning a
| few months ago Later he was con
vctcd of the murder and given 10
YEAR sentence. but he succeeded In
filing an appeal and making bond.
since his rclDacc from jail on the
.pr.al bond Sweeney has been con-
,ictcd of vagraucy in the city court
several times and has been arrested
ON numerous occasions for alleged
completely i'm robberies and Mold ups
The police assert that Sweeney is
one OF the cleyerest gentlemen
crooks" they ever dealt with
Sweeney was discharged on a burg
larry charge in jsstice's court few
davs after he waA released pending
the hearing of the appeal in the muir
der case.
sweeney will probably bc arraigned
today ON the latest charge against
him. Heretofore he has had little
trouble I'm making bonds and It Is
thought he will again succeed in Sc
curing his liberty ON bail. through hi'
mother. who lives at Kansas city and
IS reputcd to bc moderately wealthy
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-12-31
INCUBATOR TALK

Think Of the present price Of eggs
from "a cents TO 40 cents per doz-
en- and even In some localities 60
cents or from two to five cents for
one egg. ana very hard to get a.
these prices.
WHY? Because there are not
hens TO supply the demand for egss
This can be overcome by having
more hens at work.
HOW2 BY buying a FAIRFIELD
INCUBATOR with tile 30 per cent
Guaranteed hatch.
DO 1T NOW-.et your hens lay in
stead NJ set and YOU will have chick
ems to help supply the demand for
high priced osgs next year We have
the FAIRFIELD INCUBATORS in
stock. - Dickinson Goodman Lumber
Company 6 SO. Main. Tulsa. Okla
Phone 80.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-12-31
CLOPATH TO Lecture
IN Tulsa THIS week
WELL KNOWN ART TEACHER
WILL BE HEARD BY MANY
TULSANS.

The Council Of Women" Of Tulsa,
have arranged for series Of lectures
here this week by Mile. Clopath, head
Of the art department Of the Univer-
sity Of Minnesota, the proceeds Of
which with be devoted to charity work
here in Tulsa. The first lecture will
be given at the Palace Theatre We'd
nesday morning at ten o'clock for
which an admission Of ten cents will
be made, The subject Of this lecture
will be art Appreciation" A free
lecture will be given to the pupils Of
the high school Thursday and on Fri
day night Mile Clopath will lecture
az the Christian church her subject
! being "Constantinople, its History and
its Buildings"
An added interest in the lecture on
Constantinoplc is given by the fact
that It is just now the center Of tho
Balkan war and Mile. Clopath's flv,
year residence work as "a teacher II
. the American college there together
with her close study Of European his
tory and especially OF the portion o
] IL, tutNl'N H'l ~ Nb'hh Al'lh All0
handed knowledge nnd her lecture
will unouestionably not only he wei
worth the small price Of admission
but be highly instructive and inter
cstng The council Of women fee
highly elated at being able to secur
Mile. Clopath for an appearance her
In Tulsa and ask the public to accor,
q liberal attendance.
Mile. Clopath is the guest Of Judg
and Mrs. J. B, Bartlett.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-12-31
WILL Greet 1918 IN
NEW YORK CITY STYLE
ELABORTE PROGRAM PLANNED
FOR NEW YEARS EVE
~ TULSA.

A big city festival and supper
will be given in the dining room of the
Hotel Tulsa at II o'clock New Years
eve. The entertainment that Is be
ing provided will be patterned after
New Years owe affairs such as are
held In the big cafes of the country.
A special band has been engaged
for the occasion and will assist art
lists from local theaters in presenting
a cabaret performance AT midnight.
An extensive menu is being arranged
FOR the supper
Many novelties will be introduced
during the evening and everyone with
the proper capabilities will be per-
mltted tu sing Notices have been
posted that no guests will be permit
ted to retire before o'clock In the
morning and sound mufflcrs will be
placed on all the doors and windows
of the dining room.
"Biu" stuart will do a highland
fling In a soup bowl at exactly II
O'Clock as special added attraction.
Ntr Ill LN,,,4- OF pputtltg
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-12-31
one Drowned in Accident.

VALLEJO. Cal.. Doc. 2S-A South
crn Pacific ferry steamer sank a
launch Of the Gunhoat Nickshurg in
Vallejo channel today and CoNwain
Frederick Wcist was drowned Three
other men I'm the launch were res
cucd
Tho steamer Napa valley cut off
\y,isrs view of the ferry boat until
90 was too late 90 avoid the collision.
After the launch had been dragged
about Nfty yards it came ntoul Of the
paddle wheels which battered 1t to
pieces
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-12-31
Begin the Neu Year
Win q Sfein-BlOCh h
Suit or OverCOat

We haze some "beaufieS' for
yOu in suits, in OperCOafS, top
coats and Sip-OnS-juSt the gar
nenfS for this season OF hey year.
Handsome styles and strictly
hand made, direct from the Stein
Bloch tailor shops.
$40, $3.50, S25, $50 to S35
Suits and OUerCOatS for
Men and Young Men at
$500 to $500
AT these prices you surely have
q wide range to pick from. Blue
SergoS, WOrSfedS, CaSSimereS,
CheViOtS and unfinished WOrS-
fedS i'm handsome nez0 patterns.
Every garment strictly pure
wool and made by union tailOrS,
not in swear shops.
Boys Suits and OUerCOatS
$3.50, 81, SIS, $7.5Oto $3.50
s:::::'' s:::: s.: .1ss ..::;;::; ~.:::::; :;::;
Shoes EMU&2NkAGa Hose
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-12-31

RATION ROUGE. La. Dec. 2S.-A
man representing himself to be the
sheriff Of Valerde County Texas and
giving his name as W. V. McDcrmott
was arrested here today on the charge
Of obtaining money under false pre-.
lenses The man was taken into Gus
tody following Information from Dvl
Rio. Texas that Mcpcrmott was NOT
an officer of Nalycrdc county
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-12-31

cring the work She docs-aud this.
must be raised each month
by subscriptions The city pays the
rent OF the room
The rest room is an institution that
Is found In but few cities. Where
ever It has been installed the public
has received a great benefit from It,
The local rest room has sheltered
hundreds of women since Its maugu-
ration and owing to the vast amount
Of good taat It is doing the women
IN charge OF the enterprise are loathc
to abandon II for the sake OF a few
paltry dollars.
Aren't there enough men i'm Tulsa
to say that they viii guarantee $4,000
month for the rest room for the
next years. Aren't there enough mer
chants to say, wen give whatever
| furniture In needed for the rest
room"
The city officials are especially i'm.
tcrestod I'm the rest room, for they
know better than anyone how much
the tired women are benefited hl
| the institution.
Supposng your mother was O
stranger here and needed a place tD
rest her weary body and he comfort
ed with kind words? Wouldn't yol
feel glad to know that she could j.,
| provided for?
Subscriptions, little and big, vii
be thankfully received at any time
10y those in charge of the rest room
! by Police Matron Dixon, at polio
headquarters. or by Mayor franl, NJ
Wooden nt the city hall, upstairs Owe
the rest room.
Don't forget the rest room whcr
making your New Years resolutions
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-06
From the Philadelphia North American,

Prophecies Irene has sent
Speaker Champ Clark 404 pages
of manuscript containing advice.
forecasts and revelations. In
Guided are instructions for petri-
flying and drying ice, burning
water, making cheese of straw,
shoes of dog salmon skins, meat
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-06

of tree bark and window panes of.
frozen air.
But
Not word about how to make
circus lemonade or hydrochloric
acid, ketchup of tomato pulp or
breakfast food of peanut shells.
Sad, isn't it?
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1912-10-23
Wilson Determined TO Retire From Flight.

Princeton. N. j., Oct 20.-Gov j.
Woodrow Wilson returned to his
home here tonight having made
his last csmpaing speech, he said
until Colonel Roosevelt shslthave
recovered.
The Governor said he had made
no plans for the immediate future
or the remainder of the campaign
that request for speeches were
many, but he was firm in his in
tention Of keeping off the stump
while one of his opponents was in.
oapacltated. He probably will
express his views on public ques-
tions through statements and an
nouncement.
The Governor rode home with
his family from New York. They
had visited friends in New York
and attended tho First Avenue
Presbyterian . church. On the
train number Of people recog-
nized the Governor, The Cover.
nor will divide most of his time
in the next few days between
Princetown and the State house
IN Trenton.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1912-10-23
The Baraea Philathea Meeting Sunday.

The program as arranged for
the Baraca.P .Philathea Union of
Salisbury and Spencer Sunday af.
ternoon in the First Presbyterian
Church at Spencer was fully car
'ried out and was as follows:
Service opened by singing "On-
ward Christian Soldiers" prayer
by one Of the pastors present; q
few words by president of the
Union, James II. Warburton; re-
ception Of new members; Baraca
National Hymn tribute to Father
Hudson, by b.. W. Tatum Bara.
ca.Philathea Temple and what it
it will mean to our classes by Mrs,
Hatcher, teacher Star Phillathsa
class First Baptist Church; birth.
day offering; Scripture reading;
volunteer one.mlnute talks and
and class work; upward steps at
Norfolk convention. by Secretary
Stephenson, Spencer Y. M. G. A. !;
our text book the Bible, by Rev.
J. W. Moore; round table for ten
minutes; singing; close with Ba-
raca benediction.