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Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1912-05-10

lily OF CranUOH.
Sub. Div. of Sec. 10,
Il. sc, r. 13 T..
sub. Div. NV sw
Sec. 10, L. SO, Il. 13
T.. 5 "A NV sw con-
tanning 20 acres.
Sub. Div. ne sw Sec.
30, T. SO, r. 13 e.
W 1a of the e II ne
sw containing 10
acres.
Sub. Div. on sw NV
Sec. 20, L. SO, r.
10 e. all that part
On the NV IA sw NV
excepting railroad
right OF way and
ya1d grounds, con-
Gaining 3 acres.
Sub. Div. ne NV
sec. 80, I. So, r. 13
Il. All that part
lying n of the Wis.
Il Northern railroad
light of way con-
,aIning 20 acres.
sub. Div. ne NV
Sec. 20, Il. SO, X.
Is e. Recorded in
vol 81, page 19L,
rorest County Rec
olds, First ward,
obtaining 8 9-10
Sub. Div. NV NV
sec. 20, Il. Sc, r. ID
e. Beginning at the
ne corner OF lot l,
block 3, of Shaw's
Park Addition to
Clandon, running
fIanca east at right
all lie to Lake Ave,
"a rods to the NV
corner of the land
TO be hereby con-
veyed, thence east
on said line 16
rods, thence south
to right of way of
the C. Il N. w. Co.,
in a line parallel to
Lake Ave, thence
westerly along said
right of way to a
point in a line
drawn sOutherly
from the said NV
corner of said land
hereby conveyed
& parallel to Lake
Ave. Said Lake Ave
herein referred to
has for it's middle
line the section line
along the W middle
OF said Sec. 30, from
the II post TO the
NV corner thereof.
1st ward, contain
ing 3 acres. Forest
County recorded in
vol. II, page 568.
Sub. Div. NV NV
Sec. 30 t. SO, r.
Is e. Forest Coun-
ty recorded volume
rs. page 551. LIST
Ward, containing 2
TO acres.
Sub. Div. of NV NV
Sec. 20, Il. SO, r.
13 e. Recorded in
volume 81, page 46,
Forest County rec
ords. LIST Ward,
containing l 19- 100
Sub. Div. NV NV
Sec. 20, T. So, X.
Is e. All that part
of said description
lying north of Wis.
& Northern Rail-
way right of way,
containing 8 acres.
Sub. Div. NV NV
Sec. 90, t. So, K.
13 e. Beginning at
the ne corner of lot
1, block 8, Sbaw's
Park Addition to
Crandon, running
thence north along
the west side Of
Lake Ave 4 rods,
thence east at right
angle to Lake Ave
So rods and 2 IT,
thence north paral-
lei with Lake Ave
1872 #, thence east
at right angle with
Lake ave 80 #,
then re south paral-
lei with Lake Ave
1872 TT thence west
at right angle to
Lake Ave 80 It to
the sw of the here
by conveyed.
Sub. Div. NV NV
Sec. 90. T. SO, r.
10 Beginning at
ne corner of Lot i,
block 8, Shaw's
Park Addition TO
Crandon, running
thence along the
west side of Lake
Ave 4 rods, thence
east at right angle
to Lake Ave 33 rods
liz IT, thence
north parallel with
Lake Ave 132 IT,
thence east at right
angle with Lake
Ave 40 IT, thence sw
at right angle to
Lake Ave 20 IT to
the sw corner Of the
land hereby con-
veyed.
Sub. Div. Of NV NV
Sec. %, Il. IS, r..
Is East. Beginning
at the ne corner of
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1912-05-10

PARK -AQQ1tiOn TO
Crandon. running
thence east at right
angle to Lake Ave
"A rods, thence
south parallel with
Lake Ave 400 TT,
thence east at right
angle to Lake Ave
124 IT, thence south
parallel with Lake
Ave to the right of
way of c. & N. w.
r. r. Co., thence
westerly along said
right of way to the
eastern edge of
Park Ave of Shaw's
Second Addition to
Crahdon If extend
ed N. thence N.
parallel with Lake
Ave said eastern
edge of said Park
Ave. so extended to
ne corner of the
land hereby con-
veyed.
Sub. Div. NV NV
Sec. 90, L. SO, X.
13 e. Beginning at
the ne corner of lot
1, blk 8, Shaw's
Park Addition to
Crandon, running
thence east at right
angle to Lake Ave
Al rods, thence s
parallel to Lake
Ave 200 fit, thence e
at right angle to
Lake Ave ia #,
thence s parallel
with Lake Ave 80
TT, thence w at
right angle to Lake
Ave 124 fit, thence Il
parallel to Lake
Ave so TT to the NV
corner of the land
hereby conveyed.
Sub. Div. NV NV
Sec. 90, II. SO, r. 10
Il. Beginning at the
ne corner of lot /,
blk 3. Shaw's Park
Addition to Gran
don, running thence
e at right angle to
Lake Ave A rods,
thence S parallel to
Lake Ave 120 TT,
thence e at right
angle TO Lake Ave
124 fit, thence S par
allel with Lake Ave
80 ft thence w at
right angle to Lake
Ave 124 fit, thence n
parallel to Lake ave
80 ft to the NV cor
ner of the land
hereby conveyed.
Sub. Div. NV NV
Sec. 20. L. SO. r.
13 e. Beginning at
ne corner of lot L,
blk 8, Shaw's Park
Addition to Gran
don, running thence
e at right angle TO
Lake Ave A rods,
thence S parallel to
Lake Ave 40 TT,
thence e at right
angle to Lake Ave
124 TT, thence south
parallel with Lake
Ave so fit, thence
w at right angle to
Lake Ave 124 TT,
thence n parallel to
Lake Ave so TT to
the NV corner of
the land hereby
cor veyed.
Sub. Div. Sc sw
Sc. 90, T. Sc, r.
10 e. Beginning at
the sw corner of the
Sc sw of Sec. 30. II.
SO, r. 13 e., run
ming thence n along
1s line between sw
of Sc and Sc of Sc
OF said Sec. 20, Il.
Sc. r. Is r. 627 fit
thence w on a line
parallel with the S
line of said Sc sw
Sec. 30, T. SO, r. Is
II. 233 TT, which
shall be the place
of beginning. thence
S parallel with east
line of said 40 acre
tract 124 TT, thence
w parallel with the
S line of said 40
100 fit, thence north
parallel with said e
line of said 40 124
#. thence e parallel
with the s line of
said 40 100 #. to
the place of begin
ming, to be known
where plated hy I.
N. Nightingale as
lots No. 8, 10, II of
block No. 8. con-
tanning 1-3 acre.
Sub. Div. s " of
the NV Il and the
n " of the sw NV
Sc. 80. T. Sc, r.
ID E., containing 10
acres.
Sub. Div. the NV u
of the ne II and n
" of the NV n of
the sc NV Sec. 80,
T. 36. r. 13 e, con-
tanning TX acres.
Sub. Div. ne NV
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1912-05-10

Village of Newald.
9 B
Village of Cav0ur.
s l
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1912-05-10

City of Crandon,
Shaw's second Add.
10 8
IL 3
IL 3
improvements
Part of Lot A, 2
acres.
improvements
City of Crandon,
Fairview Addition.
ii 3
frxS - C-nAAn
The Washington times., 1912-11-15

BRYAN C0NDE MNS
:. LAWYERS WHO AID
. PRISONERS ESCAPE
Commoner Warns Students
" Al Georgetown Law
! School,

"when the Democrats are In power
the Government is not perfect. as can
be proven by the Republicans. and when
the Republicans are in power no proof
is necessary" said william Jennings
Bryan in addressing the students of the
Georgetown University Law School last
night.
The distinguished Commoner was in
troduced by Charles A. Douglas and
made a plea for higher ethical code
among lawyers
"The DAY will come. and hope that 1t
is not far distant, when lawyers will be
treated in the same manner as other
wrongdoers, when the lawyer who sells
his brain and soul. and aids the criminal
to escape his just punishment, will be
held as guilty as the man who holds a
horse for train robber and aids him in
making good his escape" he said.
There are three kinds of faith. faith
faith In your Government. and to these
7 must add another kind Of faith, faith
IN God. -
Faith was first impressed on my
mind as never before when was called
upon to teach Sunday school class
hams Faith how he was told'to move
with his family into a far distant land.
how he founded a great nation that has
never been surpassed and is now well
known and respected In all parts Of the
world. Young men, in order to succeed,
pare your body and mind by taking ad-
vantage Of your opportunities SO that
II will be possible for you to take up the
work which Is cut out for YOU"
The Washington times., 1912-11-15
Great Chiefs Will Visit
Red Mems Tribe Tonight

White, Eagle Tribe. No. II. Improved
Order OF Red Men. will be visited to-
night in Society Temple. Fifth and @
streets northwest. by the great chiefs
Qf the great council. reservation of the
District Of Columbia. The reviewing
great sachem: DR.. W. s. Whitman.
great senior sycamore: G. w. Gartrell.
great Junior sycamore; ]. NJ. Kemper.
great prophet; J. l.. Shepherd. great
chief Of records; J. Il. Altman. great
keeper OF wampum, and ]. A. Madison
jr., great representative.
Sioux Tribe, No. rs. will be visited
next Thursday night In /. o. o. +. hall.
Four-and- half and X streets south
visited November 20 and Idaho Council
and Idaho Tribe. Friday. November -
and Tuesday, December 8.
The Washington times., 1912-11-15

The old idea OF using Sage for dark
ening the hair rs again coming in vogue.
Our grandfathers had dark. glossy hair
at seventy-five. while our mothers are
gray before they are ffty. Our grand
mothers kept their hair soft and glossy
with a Sage Tea" which also restored
the natural color.
One objection to using such a prepar-
alton was the trouble Of making IT,.
Iris objection has been overcome by
the Wyeth Chemical Company OF New
York. who has placed on the market n
superior preparation of Sage, combined
with sulphur and other valuable reme-
dies for dandruff, itching scalp, and
thin. weak, falling hair.
The Washington times., 1912-11-15

the man on the outside. and leaning
from one OF the windows, he kept
Vaughan back with a fusillade of shots.
The police from Anacostia. headed by
a hurry on receiving word OF the shoot
Ing. Sergt. Raedy and Policeman Karl
Scherer made the arrests.
Washington was taken to Casualty
Hospital and Vaughan was arrested.
Later John Brown was captured,
charged with shooting at Vaughan.
James Brown. his brother, said to be
the owner OF the pistol, was locked up,
charged with carrying concealed wea.
pons In one pocket Sergt. Raedy found
a loaded .3S-caliber revolver. Brown
bought II a few days ago. he said. IN
ID street store. Benjamin vaughan also
was arrested.
Physicians do not believe the wound
in Washington's cheek ts dangerous.
The Washington times., 1912-11-15
CARRIERS
COUNTING NUMBER
Of DELIVERIES HERE:
Postmaster Merritt Wants
Statistics of All Parts ~
Of the City. I

Every letter carrier in the city Of WASH
ington. is making count today of the
pieces of mail delivered by him. and Of
the number Of possible deliveries on his
route.
The statistics will be turned in to
Postme ster Merritt as soon as they are
completed.
Figures on the number Of possible de-
liveries will take into account every
human habitation, idle or occupied,
whether completed or in course, of con-
struction. Each apartment in an apart
ment house and each office In every
office building will be accounted as =
possible delivery. o.
These figures will be contrasted with
The Washington times., 1912-11-15
COMMON GARDEN SAGE RESTORES
- GRAY HAIR TO, NATURAL COLOR
A Simple Remedy for Dandruf, Falling HAIR Itching
SCALP Faded and Gray Hair.

Tho beauty Of the hair depends more
on it, rich, even shading than anything
else. Don't have dry. harsh faded hair,
when a simple, harmless., remedy viii
bring back the color IN few days, and
ms ,colp. and loose, falling hairs.
Wyeth's Sage and sulphur Hair Remedy
viii, quickly correct these troubles and
give color. strength and beauty TO your
hair.
Get a fifty cent bottle from your
own satisfaction. All druggists sell II,
under guarantee that the money will
be refunded II the remedy IL not ex.
actly as represented.
Agent, James O'Donnell.
The Washington times., 1912-11-15
FOUR BOY SCOUTS TO
GET MERIT BADGES
Recommended BY Scoutmaster
A. c. Moses, AS Result of
Successful Examinations.

The following Boy Scouts have been
recommended by Scout Master A. c.
Moses for merit badges for successfully
standing examinations on personal and
public health: Arnell Carpenter, Ches-
tex Guy, Clarence Latham, and Waldo
Jones The examinations were taken
last week.
Another examination. on the various
bSnches of Boy Scout work, will be
held before the court of honor on the
FIRST OF the month. The examination
Will be on athletics, bugling. craftsman
ship. cycling. electricity. firemanship,
~. saving. machinery. automobile. and
swimming. ~
The Washington times., 1912-11-15

the number Of deliveries actually made
and the number possible in places at
present occupied. but receiving no mail
on todays deliveries. ''
These statistics are ordered annually
by the Postoffice Department to give a
correct line on the work on each car
rier's route. its possible maximum md
minimum, and the work performed on
an average day. Today's count was
ordered by Postmaster Merritt, how
ever. The departments figures are
usually called for in March. An extra
count was ordered for the purpose Of
n general checking up. Such semi
annual count Is made In many OF the
larger cities. The figures will probably
not be compiled and totaled for sew
tral days.
The Washington times., 1912-11-15
Freight Men Meet.

CHICAGO. ILL.,, Nov. 15.-With an at
tendance representing the freight traf-
fc departments OF the leading railroads
Of the United States and Canada, the
annual meeting Of the American Asso-
citation OF Freight Traffic Oficials began
q two days session in this city today.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-05-02

y una cuerda 80 centavos don Anto-
nio Ortiz;
POR TANTO: habiendo ordenado ell
Hon. Enrique Lloreda, .Juez de la Corte
Gle Distrito de Arecibo, Sc publique la
'pretensi6n por tres veces eli un peri6-
dico de los de mayor circulation EN- eli
Dlstrlto, para que los que tengan dere-
cho real sobre ell inmueble de scrito. las
personas ignoradas quienes pueda
perjudicar la inscription v en- general.
todo ell que desee oponerse. pueda efec-
tuarlo dentro del termino de sesenta
dias, hbro ell presente en-
Arecibo, p r. % Gle Abril de 1912
Manuel L. Corbet,
Secretario de la Corte.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-05-02
N1mero 2444.

POR CUANTO habiendo presentado
ell Abogado Don Jose de } Esteves una
moci0n a nombre de don Jose Leocadio
Santiago y Marrero para que Sc declare
a su favor el DOMINIC de la siguiente
finca
RISThCA: Predio de terreno com
puesto de ocho cuerdas setenta cinco
centayos de otra, situado en- el Barrio
Toro Negro" termino municipal de
GALES, colindante al Norte, con la Su-
cesi0n dc Vidal Santiago Francisco
eoira de la Tore al Sur Y al Este, con
Santiago dc Santiago y el mencionado
seiior Coira Gle la Tore al Oestc
con este mismo seilor, las cnales ocho
cueraas y - centayos equivalen tres
gtlleas, caarcnta Y tres areas Y no.
Nenta ana centiareas finca que ed
qalrle & intercsado por compra en- la
forml siguiente cinco enerdas 25 can-
favos, 4 don Rodrigo del Rio Y Balbin ];
ios euerdas. dona PantaIeona Roblcs,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-05-02
Fl Cine Tres Banderas

El programa de esta noche es may
varios. Sc estrenaran varias vistas IN
teresantes Y Sc exhibiran otras en- colo
res.
Maflana espera recibir la empresa de
este Cine. euna nueva remesa de pelfcu-
las entire elias hay algunas que
han tenido gran exito en- los Estados
Unidos
I'll sabado Y domingo Sc estrenaran
algunas de las mas sensacionales.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-04
VI EQLLETTE TO STAY roo.

Fer Mssesnsin ssnstsr
knsny H. VIII Wishsrs~.
sago. jan. Senator La Fol.
invanion Of Chicago was pre
With m emphatic statement
bis campaign manager that he
n met withdraw from the q G FOR
~ Republican nomination for prssi-
Genk until tho gRvei falls In the Chi
eAUc tenvenfion that will naue the
party noTninees. This was the answer
the Ia Toilette managers gave to re-
potts that he was considering getting
os the race.
Walter +. Houser. the La Folatte
mayer and chairman of the national
publican progressive COMMITTEES.
bke for the Wisconsin senator after
had conferred with the La Toilette
~ leaders In Kalamazoo. Mich.
Once fer all" said MFR. Houser In
statement. Il wish to set at rest
thA reports aud runnors that Senator
ia Follatte will withdraw. or that bis
friends Will withdraw his name as a
candidate for president. Senator La
E0ifstie'a name will not be withdra Urn.
The campaign will continue until the
EAyel falls declaring who II the nomi.
nee OF the Republican national conven,
ttun. There need be no speculation
INDUCED in regarding this fact
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-04
RUSSIAN PLAY
SCORES Hi
Strong Plot at BijDu Theatre
--Some Fine Acting.

The famous Russian play, For
Her Sake 10 attracting overlooking
audiences to the Bijou this week.
The play Is one OF sterling interest
and depicts wildly the oppression Of
the Poles and Jews by the Russian
military. The last act, which~ts laid
in the mines OF Kara, Siberia, Is par
ticularly strong in dramatic power,
showing the sulphur pits and the
whipping and branding of the exiles.
A beautiful love story runs through
out---the love OF a prince for a serf
girl--and the efforts Of the princes
proud mother to break the alliance.
The costumes are furnished by the
Miller Theatrical Costume Company
of Philadelphia and are correct and
beautiful.
Mr.. Petit as the prince Is at his
best and gave a fine portrayal OF the
part. Miss Halter as the girl Olga
was pretty and displayed great force
In the strong seenes Miss Hareourt
was ~ mother and Willis the part
raj somewhat out OF her usual line
she looked and acted the princess
naturally and with telling effect. Mr..
Campbell had the comedy, the part
Of m English lcra travelling IN Rus
sia, to whom all Is q great bore
and he created much laughter by his
e~ccentricities. Mr.. La Sale was a
Russian officer and Mr.. Miller the
arch william. MIR. Hartford did good
work as an old Nihilist and Miss
Dayy looked very pretty and acted
to the life a typical American mil
lionaire's daughter.
For Friday night a goodly list OF
amateurs have been secured and q
promising bill La assured. These
amateur contests are very popular
and attract large crowds every Fri
day night. FOR next week the play
will be a southern story entitled "A
Wife's Deception" 1t Is laid during
the period of the civil war and Is
rich with military and civil interest,
with an interesting love story and
plenty OF good comedy running
throughout the entire play.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-04
IMv|EETTUCHEN COP
NOT INDICTED
Patrick Koran PnsffYsed Man
Vino Fractured Skull.
soia1 TO tnn EVENySa NEWS.

Special to the EVENING NEWS.
New Brunswick, san. 4s-Patriek
Koran, a former policeman ait Me-
'tuehen, was cleared Or the charge Of
granddaughter yesterday afternoon
when the grand jury, after hearing
the evidence concerning the death OF
John O'Brien at Metuchen last De-
Icember, failed to find any bill against
him. They handed In thirteen bills
In cases heard at their last sitting.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-04

Of ssajilltx hat has confessed and
it is understood. will plead guilty when
he Is indicted. which will probably be
today.
Ii v~anderoef's friends and lawyers
are to be believed he couldn't keep
up the pace of his business associates
on a salary OF $4,000 a year and at the
So noe time pay $500 alimony to his
wife, who divorced him, and $500 q
year for the support OF bis son. In or,
der to support his mother and sister.
with whom he lived In East Orange,
yandeYoef says that he had to b are
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-04
ABOUT HEALTH
OF CHILDREN
DR.. Goddard to Address SUI
peryising Principals Saturday

Either Dir. Goddard, principal of
the Home for Feeble Minded. Chill
dren at yineland, or Or. tombstone,
secretary of the same institution.
will be the principal speaker at the
meeting of the Middissex County
Supervising Principals Association
at Mi1ltown, Saturday morning.
Or. Goddard Is considered the
foremost authority in the country on
the mental condition of children. II
the vineiand principal Is unable to
attend. DR.. tombstone w~illsspe6k tn
his stead. Every district will be
called upon TO submit statistical res
ports. The Perth Amboy report will
show $500 pupils enrolled In the
public schools here at present..
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-04

Hzt* 4*~wt EEaEuent I81f
fensrnInssion. ct this state
nj mers i now be no doubt from
1h3 ptest6entsx speech. Walsh Is brisf
IND "a the point. II follows:
1aothins int death can kesp me out
W hi nxht now"
Th4 president added that h. had NJ
cbiect1o1s tc this statement being made
public. The president. It may be said
waa not soadsd into making this stats
msnt. He was IN good huufor and wal
Jnst ~ kindly and ~ pleasant ri usual.
but ~ evsdently felt that IN view Of re-
cant Srumors and statements, especially
a view Of Governor Osborn's sugges-
tfon that he should retire and not seek
i renominatioD, the time had como
when his exact position should be
nude known to the public.
For tbs lrst time. too. Colonel Roose-
vDlts position wns made known by
personal friends fn this city. They de-
clared that Colonel Roosevelt Is In the
1kht tor the nomination and added that
thay personally waited on Colonel
Roosevelt several months ago for the
purposs Of ascertsfning his wishes In
the mnttef. They state that they then
declared to Roosevelt that in their
opinion TAFT could not he reelected II
renominated. They went over the
ground With Roosevelt, remarking that
the presidents reciprocity measure had
sheen very injurious to the Republican
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-04
eili t. KIN 5o,<Ino.

Albany, Jan. A bill for thu repeal
Of the Frawley law OF last year. which
established the state athletic commits
sion for the regulation Of boxing. was
introduced by Senator saxe OF New
Fork in accordance with the recon
rnendation OF Governor Dix IL ths bat
fersH annual message.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-04
Ladies' Auxiliary Meets.

An Important meeting of the
Ladies' Auxiliary of the Perth Am
boy City Hospital will be held this
afternoon at the residence OF Mrs.
James s. Wight. In High street. This
question OF the proposed nurses
home will be taken up.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-04
20
Coupons & $3.50

A picture of this exquisite
~ decorated ast Of dishes
could give no conception orr
Idea of It's beauty.
would be impossible 50 h
produce In a pictpray ~
dainty and elegsnt dFA
tons, the thinness the
ware. tia richness Of the
glazs, the ARTISTIC models
and patterns Of the pieces
VS. guarantee absolutely
that the workmanship deco
rations and finish Of this
set ara equal in every re-
spect TO the very finest and
highest priced Haviiand,
Limoges or French import
ed chins. The decorations
on this set consist of . dam
sy shade Of pink around this
edges which gradually
shades swsy iAto the white.
I Ths pink asd white are
made mere effectiye by tbs
artistic sEall work in eein
goid. S--
attractive, Jet dainty and
conservative.
|, plates, S dessert dishes s
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-04
HIS SALARY TOO Small:
| reasursr Of New York Wholsssls
Hauss Held 1r Larueny Charge.

New York. Jan. 4-Percy G..Van-
deroaf, who was treasurer OF the Van
Keuren & Thornton company whole
sale dealers In dry goods at is Thomas
street. and In a period OF ten years
stole about $150,000 from the company,
is In the ToHbs after Being a~rraigned
in the Centre street police court on a
charge Of larceny, He entered . plea
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-04

There aTe times when 2 psrscs
IAN scarcely believe his eyes." Els
pecialiy when he ia an amateur mush-
room ~gatherer.H
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-04

.o.v .-e,p, pus - .fso said that not
a little Of the money he took from the
dry goods firm was distributed more or
less freely in the T~anderloin.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-04
IRISH LECTURER To
SPEAK HERE T0nlChT

Michael J. Tanning. the Irish teru-
peranee lecturer. will give ona of HE
popular lectures tonight at Simpson
NJ. II. church. An interesting must
cas- plvgsela has basa arranged 1l
der the auspices OF Mrs w. Fl. Hes
ser. The public is invited to be
present 10 hear this famous speaker.
There is no charge of admission.
The program SO far selected is;
Opening ADMINISTRATION.
Prayer
Rev. w. E. Palmer, D. d.
Duet-Love of Jesus"
Miss Alma Parsons, Miss Marion
- -
Mrs. 0vsrfngton, Pres. w. G. #. rs
SOLO Lamb of God Still Keap
Me" Observation-Disclosures. Suits
Miss Eldrige,
Lecture
BY Michael ], Tanning
ADMINISTRATION