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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-01-02
COLD CHILLS
PASSED OVER HER
Stanton Lady Has A DisagreeabIe
Experience, But Is Able to
Help Herself AS Well AS
Her Daughters.

]
Stanton MOT felt throbbing,
says Mrs Cora Armistead, of stanton
in my left side, and | suffered for
months with w0manly troubles.
Cold chills would pass all over me,
and | would get so weak at times that
would have to lie down bought
a bottle Of Cardui and by the time il
was taken, | was feeling better, so |
tried another bottle. and by the time
that was gone, my troubles had lett
me entirely.
nave been healthier since | tcok
Cardui than ever before in my life.
There IS no medicine anywhere. bet
ter than Cardui
] have not only taken it myself,
but both my daughters, who were
very delicate, have Df<n helped by
Gardn more than anything tney ever
tried
The best way to cnre womanly
troubles, pains. headache, backache,
etc. is to help nature BY taking Car
dui
Cardui is q true tonic. II helps to
build up the delicate womanly con
stitution. and brings health and
strength TO the system
FIFTY years Of success, in relieving
aches and pains OF other weak ana
ailing women. is proof that Cardul
should help you. too. Try it,
n. B.-Write to: Ladies' Advisory
Dept. Chattanooga Medicine Co,
Chattanooga, Tenn. for Special In.
structions. and 64 page book. Home
treatment for Women sent in plain
wrapper on Request
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-01-02


iirst prize feb to Miss Helen Mccoy,
and the consolation to Miss Helen
McElhinney. Club members present
were Misses Heilman, Matchett Be.
land, Bronson, Tallman. Mccoy. Ca
volt, Berne, Barde, Hagan, Gano. Nc
chimney Special guests were Mrs
Gerald Fitzgerald. of Kansas City
aud Miss Hopkins. of saltwater.
iMr and Mrs. C., S. Swan entertain-
ed al a six O'Clock dinner in honor OF
the 10th anniversary of their son,
Ear The center piece was a wig
wan. Those. present were Ross War
ner, Earl Stevens. Wesley ami Vern
Hopkins, Willie Herwig Walter
Thomas, Danna Roberts, Fl Patter-
son, Carl and Oliver Leonard Mrs.
Roberts and II. II, Leonard assisted
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-01-02
PHARMACY BOARD MEETING

The Oklahoma state Boart OF Phar-
macy viii hold, its regular quarterly
meeting Tor the examination Of can.
didates for certificates as registered
pharmacists in the Chamber OF Com.
merce building. in Oklahoma City
on January 9th and 10th, 1912. Nee
essary application blanks and inform
atlon will be FURNISHED on request.
]. G. BURTON, Secretary stroud,
Oklahoma.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-01-02
Notes And Personals OF
u3ociiet4 |
II l.p phohs 'sa E<eac1 {
VI Miss 6ess Gano
sLE1FNeFS6A !
Miss Hess Gano
'hkse Do eeguile


BY Clinton Scollard.
These do beguic mine ear: the pine
trees sigh
On some lone mountain underneath
the star:
The planning OF the eide uron the
bar
When hyacinthincyestured eve is
nigh;
Deep in the woods the thrush's matin
CRY,
Borne down dim aisles from dim
mer aisles afar;
The cricket's tremolo when the
warm Moons are
Wrart in utumna raimcnt rich Of
dye; 81
The dry cicada wcaying its sharp
spell
When thistledrift is on bland airs
afsoat:
The lyric from The rillet's yernal
throat;
But most Of all, remote from oceans
swell.
a constantly recurring organ note.
The soft sea mailnur sung within
she'll
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-01-02

Oklahoma City Times; Mesdames
Frank O'Neil and Frank I.aux enter
tanned informally for George and
Charles Billingsley, Of Guthrie. who
are the guests cf Mrs George Mills,
Thursday afternoon, with a bridge
party The reception suite was fra
grant with poinsettias, smilax and
American beauties. At the conclus-
sion Of the games an elegant lunch
con was served.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-01-02

Smith, Of Tulsa. Mrs. c. f. Grimes,
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Higgins, Mr.,
and Mrs. 7 A. Higgins and two
daughters Mr.. and Mrs A. + Koetsch
and daughter and Herman Grimes.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-01-02
; g 6 G. g . 8 g . . g 8 g g g {
q PERSONAL AND LOCAL I
; g g C. g g 9 9 @ g g @ g o o c

f. A. stley is in Crescent
Tom Roach has gone 70 Arkansas
city.
c. H. Wiuslpw is in Perry on husi
ness
Otto Paul is in the city from Hen
bricks
II. J Hendricks. is here from Dal-
las, Tex.
Henry NJ. Furman. OF Norman. is in
the city.
Alvin Richards is here from Okla
homa City
Henry Donnely. crack shot, is home
for vacation
]. C. Haws returned to oklahoma
City this morning.
Mr. and Mrs. c. A. Aarr have re-
turned from Paris, Mo
NJ II. kennedy has gone to Florida
where he win make his home
Robert Hamilton came up from Ok
lahoma City yesterday evening.
Phil Traband has returned to Guth-
lie He saws there Is no place like
home.
Earl Cook returned to Crescent
this morning after spending New
Year with his parents, on ", Noble
W II Hoag, resident agent for the
hudson car, has opened show room
at the corner Of Cleveland and Vine
Hal Garvey, one of the oldest and
best known travelling statesmen in the
entire Southwest. has forsaken the
road at last and associated himself
with the Jerry Fitzpatrick Brokerage
making wichita his perma-
lent home Mr. Garvey has been Wis
ting the local trade for many years
S not only well and fayorably known,
)ut is generally acknowledged, among
hose who know, as being one OF the
pest fish experts in the country
which is no Slight compliment His
many friends and acquaintances mite
n wishing him the best OF luck and
success IN his new venture
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-01-02

ETCHING. oozing, scaling Salt Rhoum
u is cured by Hoods Sarsapanla, =
the great and unequaled remedy ior
every kind of SKIN DISEASE
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-01-02
We have the Astrakhan, Jersey
and Canvas Lcggins.
soc to 85c

We carry also a complete line Of
Cloth leggins for Women and Young
Misses
Then, we have full lines Of Womcn's
Ovcrgaiters in black or colors, in six or
ten button STYLES.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-01-02
Affairs at lone.

One OF the handsomcst affairs o.
the season was given by Mrs. J. Z.
0'Rourk Monday evening at the lone
Hotel, when she entertained the Five
Hundred club with a six course din,
ner, proceeding the games The table
was elegantly decorated with huge
bowls OF Richmond roses, and red
candies. Covers were laid for thirty
four. Afer a sumptuous repast. tn
guests We're invited to the ball room
where tables had been arranged for
cards Christmas decorations were
Used extensively. The guests were
greeted with a Happy New Year" on
entering. The letters were arranged
with red flowers. to spell New Year.
which was hung in a CONSPICUOUS
place. Roses. and lighted candles
were also used on the punch table
which was surrounded by potted
plants. and palms. A novel feature Of
the evening was wishing table,
where each guest was given wishing
cake with a small lghted candle In
the center. After msAsag wish each
one had to extingn,N the light or the
wish would not~cgsie tru Many FAILED
70 blow theisfxfit, which caused much
merrimentk op scores were made bg
Mrs, ssrs1ock. and Or. Petty. Tho
49, prize fell to Mrs. Ecker OF ATc |
7hcrson, Kans.
Special guests We're, Messrs and
Mines Tell Walton, Robert Sohlberg.
and Ecker, of Mcpherson, Kans
Open Houses.
E The Kimono club kept Open House
on New Years at the residence cf !
AIR. and Mrs. Eslie Walton on East |
Cleveland Ave. The hours were from
three TO nine and during that time a |
large number called. The house was
filled with deliberately gowned women /
N'ho formed are ceiying line in the re- /
cepti0n and drawingr0oms. Large /
baskets OF pink roses We're -artistically 4
arranged in the drawing room and d y
decorated table from
which punch was served. Misses Des.
sa Matchett Emiline Woods. Helen
a 4 n, -. 4
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-01-02
YoEMEN's BENEFIT.

The members Of the Yoemen lodge
wiz give benefit dance at their hail
ovr McNulty's store, Harrison avenue
next Wednesday night.
Ask for our catalogue OF magazine
combinations-Ow Drug store.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-01-02

MI and Mrs. ]. l. Loveless enter
tanned at d Nav Years dinner in
family style. at the capital city cafe
the following: Miss Marie Koetsch
Godfrey Koetsch, Mrs. Marshall j.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-02
PERSONALS.

President Mcqueen Gray of the
University and Mr.. Gray returned
last night from Kansas city where
Or. Gray went 10 make ARRANGEMENTS
for the appearance Of the u. ~ NJ.
Entertainers Ia that city. Tie Inter-
viewed Vice President Fred W flem-
ing OF the Kansas CiiX i.ife Insurance
company. william r. Kcmpcr Of the
Commerce Trust company and uther
prominent Kansas ciyanf with whom
he Is personally acquainted, and me
president a quite satisfied with what
ID accomplished. In Santa re he arr
ranged with the ladies OF the Museum
board 20 take chnrEe of the appear
anco of the Varsity boys there On
May A.
AZ the meeting OF the county COM
mlseioners yesterday afternoon hnal
instructions Wera issued for the
widening OF the Duranes road north
from Old Albuquerque, which viii be
one of the most important road I'M
pfoyemenis made around the city TOR
yeafs lncrlases we're made la tho
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-02
Sensible Women Know
Foundation Of Health

A. health talks 70 women become
more senerai. both in the newspapers
and on me platform. the mass Of wo-
men are beginning 70 realize what the
more cultivated have always known.
that good health cannot be found IA
q powder box. The extornals Of health
may Dc obtained In that way. brt the
bnsis 81 health lies deeper. and yet ~
just az easily obtained.
The most important thing that a
woman can 40 Tor herself, and about
which she e ofien most noeiectful. ~
20 watch the condition Of her stom-
ach and bowels. The weary eyes, the
had breath. the frequent headaches.
ths pimples. the general air OF iassi-
tude Is nine times out IF ten the re-
suit OF constipation or Indigestion. or
both Many simple remedies can be-
obtained, hut tho best ia the oetima-
ton % most women a DR. CaldWeirs
syrup pepain. u n mild pleasant
90 the tnsie and exactly suited 10 her
needs II a fnr superior 20 salts.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-02

caihartic pills. waters. ETC., which are
entirely too violent.
Women should zee to Il that tbog
have ri least ono movement 81 the
bowels each day. and when showing
amy tendency 10 constipation should
take Dr. Caldweira syrup popsln IN
the small dose prescribed. A brief
use of Il win 20 train the stomach
and bowel muscles that an forms oi
medicine can be dispensed with. These
oSlnions are voiced by thousands OF
women. after personal cxporience.
among them Alta N. Lilly. Redwino.
Calf, and Mary A. Beebo. 81. Tho-
INNS, Nevada.
Anyone wishing to make trial OF
this remedy before buying Il IN the
rcgulsF way Of druggist az nfig
cents or one dollar large bottle
0emlly aise) can have a sample bot-
tie sent to the home free Of charge
hy simply addressing pr. W. y. cald-
well, t0s washington 81. Monticello.
lll. Your name and address on pos
tai card viii do.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-02
SHOULD CHILDREN
WORK. PASTIME
FILM ANSWERS
Actual Photographs Taken in
Mills and Factories, Depict
Horrors Of Juvenile Labor.

should children Of tender years be
permitted 10 work? This question
has been asked IN the Unitad States
for c0untless years Undertaking
magazines have printed thousands Of
articles on the subject II Il doubt
fui. however, II al tbs articles on the
topic ever pritend portray the hor-
rors az Child labor az excessively as
does SINGLE motion picture, shown
az the Pas,ime theatcr tonight, and
IA the matinee and evening Shows to-
morrow. The film In one o. the best
ever manufactured By the Edieons.
The pictures were taken IN mills and
factories and depict actual and abHo-
lutte conditions as they exist today.
The picture was taken az the suGEea-
lion and ls being shown through
out the country with Tie entire APP
pr0vai 81 tna American Society for
the Prevention Of Child Labor. The
Paefine today ard tomorrow every
man ana woman who has boy or a
eiri should see tails great picture; q
10 an education ln itself
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-02

ne business. men ana try 10 obtain
an alectfio iiHhi plant and sewerage
7hn Haftrmnn MeSaenaof, The weekly
paper here. - strongly On favor % the
Prohibition ticket. ana flRtly refused
to print The names Of the candidates
on tho citizcna ticket The candidates
on the Prohibition ticket are; ~ W.
Powell for meyor. y. " Armold for
alderman. two years. ana g. ~ Wall
ton fof Alderman for three yeafs. The
clilscne ticket was prlpscd out q
town. pp1Gere have hcen circulated,
asking The voters TO vote fof men
who viii vota water bonds and help
the oitf TO ret electric lights and
sewerage system. Al the rally tonight
W. G. Reid, q prominent iaeyeF from
Roswell. spoke on the legality Of the
beer franchise Ia question. Rev, Mr.
Van Valkenhurgh. a Baptist minister
from Roswell. spoke on the relation
81 the temperance question 80 P0phc
morals and good citlxcuahlp. The
town Is badly divided IN this election
and there promises 10 be- . very warm
time on next Tuesday. The Wofnen'F
Christian Temperance union has an
n0unceh that n VIII serve free lunch
az some place near the polls on cleo
ton day. "a IL impossible FOR an IN
preiudiced person to dcteftline the
result AZ this time.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-02
AND
EDUCATION ARE
PARAMOUNT
Medical Profession at Large
Especially DesiriOus Of Sc
curing Two Things; Mixed
Board Satisfactory.

Discussing today the various provis-
ions contained in a bin which has
been drafted ana which viii be sub
United 70 the legislature In the near
future. providing for the regulation
OF the practice % medicine ana osteo-
patty In New Mexico, DR.. J. H. Wroth
said that the medical profession az
large VIII ask Of the legislature two
things. First that every person who
desires to practice medicine and SUR
gerry IN the state must have a certi-
iicate issued hs the state medical So
cIety tesiifying that the holder here
OF has submitted 10 q proper eNami-
nation and has demonstrated that he
Is a 1T person to practice the proies-
sion. Second, that the board ahall
have authority to revoke any LICENSE
for unprofessioual conduct With
reference to unprofessional conduct
Dr. wr0th said that in general the
words are defined to mean the pro-
curing. or the aiding or ebetting IN
procuring criminal abortion. un.
lawful advertising and hapitual in'
temperance Summed up the medical
profession az large asks Of the stat
legislature THAI physicians be compolI-
ed 10 show education and 70 maintain
temperate habits In order 20 be per-
mitted 10 practice 10 the state. Dr
Wroth will 80 90 santa re Thursday
accompanied hy Dr. II. 3. Kaufman
both representing the BerDallill
County Medical society. and viii pre-
sent such testimony as Is considered
proper before the committee In whose
hands the bin Ia placed.
I'VE ask the legislature to pass
BIN providing that any man practic-
ing medicine shall have ana present
satisfactory evidence OF being subj
ciently educated 20 be entrusted viii
the lives OF the public todas SAID
Or. Wroth. "And this irrespective OF
whether they come from one Of the
best colleges o. from one not 80 highly
esteemed We desire also. II possible
10 have the ability 10 revoke a license
for certain oneuEes, which nitcnhei
are clearly and definitely stated N
the blll and which should meet viii
the approval of every rieh minded
man.
"rhhty~avo states have one board
OF mixed character 10 license az
practitioners, majority which shows
a consolidation OF all schools in mi
matter and Is a reputation 0f the idei
that any one school desires 70 con
! troll"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-02

or possessed OF any medical ability.
The issue IS perfectly clear IN the
public mind. at least u would be
mpnliesiiy unfair, therefore. 20 be-
cloud the issue by means OF specious
LEGISLATION.
The practice Of Christian Science Ia
not the practice of medicine. and no
one Knows this better than the med.
Teal nlan. 10 h the merest sophistry,
therefore. 20 frame 3 definition Of the
practice OF medicine IN such terms
that the law could be construed az
applying 10 the practice OF Christian
Science In considering medical
practice act for THIS state Il Is 10 be
expected that the Legislature will take
the fair view OF the situation and
frankly distinguish between what is
and what Is not the practice OF madi.
cine. This IL exactly what has been
done IN many other states OF the
union, and the most recent example
Of intelligent medical legislation 10 20
De found IN the executive order regu-
latinR the practice OF medicine IN the
Canal Zone. This order was issued
BY President Taft and contains the
following rroviso Nothing IN this
order shall be construed to prohibit
practice Of the religious tenets OF any
church la the ministration OF the sick
or suffering By mcnsal or spiritual
means without the use Of any drug or
material remedy, whether gsataituoas-
lly or for compensation. provided san.
iiary laws are complied with, etc"
The Christian Scientists of New
Meico ask that a similar proyiso be
embodied in the future law OF this
state. They believe thai New Mexico
can not 60 far astray il Il follows the
example Of the president OF the ualted
States and Of many OF the older states
of the union IN exempting Christian
Science from the operations of the
medical practice act They believe
thar the enlightened public conscience
lof the new state and the progressive
ideals embodied In New Mexic0's con.
stitution will make Impossible an op-
pressiye medical bill which would re-.
sIict o. hinder their practice.
Yours truly
.. p. CLARK.
Albuquerque. n, A.. April 1917.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-02
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
SHOULD Be EXEMPT
IS CLAIM
Local Man Declares Cult is in
No Sense Practice Of Medi-
cine and Medical Bill
Works Injustice.
TO the Editor, Eyening Herald.

To the EdltOr, Evening Herald
Dear slr:--A bill to regulate the
practice OF medicine in New Mexico
has been introduced in the legisla-
turo. lts sponsors are the members
OF the New Mexico Medical society,
who pronounce their measure 'as
near perfect as such matters can rea-
sOnably be expected 10 be-" In so far
~ the bin determines the Qualslica-
lions Of intending medical practiiiun.
era. and seeks TO safeguard the prnc
tice OF medicine and surgery. Il may
be all that Is 50 confidently claimed
for II by It's authors. ia rs present
form. however, The bin VIII prove
unsatisfactory 10 considerable mum,
her OF citizens Of New Mexico who
do not resort % the drugging system
for the cure OF their bodily lie
The medical hlli should contain i
proviso exempting the practice OF
Christian Science. ana until such b
clause Is embodied Ia The measure Il
Will remain incomplete aud inadequate
and will prove Objectionable to many
citizens.
Section OF tie medical socIotys
/ bin undertakes Ia define the practice
OF medicine and the language employ.
L cd Is OF such a sweeping and general
nature az 10 open the way for an I'M
depreciation of tho law which might
be made 70 include systems that %
not properly come within the meauine
81 the aat. Any legal definition OF
the practice Of medicine s.. "a best
more or less arbitrary, and varies
greatly IN the different states. When
an EFFORT - made 20 extend the scope
of such a definition 20 include o.
lexoiude healing hy mental or spiritual
imeans, u becomes oppressive and
lsHbversiFe OF Individual rigiia.
An legislation to regulate the prac
ticc % medicine is for The purpose Of
establishing q standard of medical and
surgical knowledge aud for the pur-
pose Of protecting the public from
medical charlatans. A medical chart
latan q one who falsely pretonds 10 2
knowledge OF medicine or surgery
and who deceiges the public BY claim
ing TO be able TO heal BY medical OF
leurgica. means A Christian Scient-
ist can not by any misuse Of the Eng
llah language be held to be q medical
charlatan. lie esehews the use 81
drugs, does not pretend TO diagnose
disease and Ia some INSTANCES. eaill
IN q diaenostieien TO determine thu
contagious or infections nature Of tbs
disease
No one who applies 10 a Christian
Scientist for hesp il deceived AIS u
the nature Of the treatment No one
who applies 10 a Christian Scientist
Is under any misapprehenaion as q
the method Of cure % be employed
No one who applies "a a Christian
Scientist believes him TO be q doctor
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-02
Patients
ARE GREATLY
PLEASED
DR.. ]. 0. sChwentker is Being
Congratulated Upon Return
to Active Practice Of 0steo-
pathy.

Following the announcement that
he has resumed the active practice Of
his profession az an osteopaihist, Dr.
y. o. Schwentker has been receiving
the foiicltations OF host OF local
friends and former patients, who had
greatly regretted bis temporary re.
linqulshment Of professional activi-
ties
DR. schwentkef n occupying ms
old offices Ia suite o. ~ e. Armilo
building, VII ere he receives patients
either during Office hours or by spe'
cial appointment
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-02
FIGHT IN THE CAPITAL
cENTERs ON MAYoRALTY


especial rescEFam 10 EyeninG Hernlal
Santa Fe, n NJ, April 2.--Ihe city
election Ia Santa Fe - being held to-
day and both parties are making an
unprecedented attempt to get out
their full vote The flRht centefs be-
tween Celso Lopez, the Republican
candidate for mayor, and Arthur Sc
ligman, the Democratic candidate, aud
the present mayor. The Republican
claim that their entire ticket WIN be
elected and that Lopez VIII have about
100 majority. The Democrats claim
the election OF Seligman by a small
majority, some Of them expressing
some doubt as 70 the balance On the
ticket There Is a hard fight In tho
First ward between Nlcanor Baca and
Juan M0ya, candidates for alderman.
The election has been orderly and
the votes are close. The tickets are:
Republican, mayor. Ceiso To-
peg; city clerk, Facundo Ortiz; treas
urer, j. II. Vaughn. aldermen. Juan
Moya, Romulo Lopez, j. w. Akers,
Manuel B. calazar.
DcnOcratic--F0r mayor Arthur Sc
lifman; city clerk, Carlos M. Cream
or: city treasurer. Manuel Valdez. a
progressive Republican; aldermen,
Nicanor Baca. frank Plumpaux. Ed-
ward Taiuya, q progressive Repub-
lican; John Walker, Frank Butt
The Democrats claim that they Will
have the suppnrt OF the business men
and q two-lhirds vote in the business
dlsiricf
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-02
LUIS GARCIA WINNER
OF SILVER MEDAL AT
CONTEST LAST NIGHT

Luis Garcia 81 the Menaul school
last nieht won the silver medal Of
fcrod by tho local W. G. q. L., Mrs.
Mcllle Leaning president, for the
best temperance Grafton. some of
Americas Products YVES tha title OF
the winning Grafton. Malaqnlas Rod
riguez and Martin CaRdelarIn tied for
the second prize. handsome book.
and after drawing lots Rodriguez re-
ceived the award. Tho contest. which
WAS held IN the Presbyterian church.
was largely attended and the program
was most Interesting. every contest
ant doing splendidly. The contest
ants were from the Menaul Rhool
and abe Rio urande Industrial school.
The Menaul school orchestra rem
dered the music