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The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1912-08-31

August is a beautiful month for ev.
.-v one but the hay fever victim.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1912-08-31
ACT no. a.
House Bill No. 81 By Mr.. Edwards.
Joint RESOI .IrTION

House Bill No 81 By Mr. Edwards
JOINT RESOLUTION
Providing an amendment to Section 5
OF Article 1877 Of the Constitution of
the State of Louisiana: relative to
registration Of voters.
Section /. Be 1t resolved by the Cen
eral Assembly Of the State of Louisi-
ana, two-thirds (2-3) of the members
elected to each House concurring. that
Section of Article 1877 of the Consti-
tuition Of the State of Louisiana be so
amended as to read as follows:
Section 5. No male person who was
on January LIST, 1867, or at any date
prior thereto. entitled to vote under
the Constitution or Statutes of any
State of the United States. wherein he
tnen resided. and no son or grandson
OF any such person. not less than 2l
years of age on the 1st day of May,
1912. and no male person of foreign
birth, who was naturalized prior to the
LIST day Of January. 1898. shall be de-
MED the right to register and vote IN
this State by reason of his failure to
possess the educational or property
qualifications prescribed by this Con
stitution. provided he shall have resided
in this State for five years next pre-
ceding the date at which he shall APP
ply for registration and shall have reg
1stered in accordance with the terms
Of this Article prior to September LIST
1913, and no person shall be entitled
to register under this Section after said
date
Every person claiming the benefit of
this Section shall make application to
the proper registration officer or his
deputy for registration. and he shall
make oath before such registration Of
ficer or his deputy in the form follow
ing
1 am a citizen of the United States
and of this State over the age OF
twenty-one years: | have resided in this
State for five years next preceding this
date | was on the -day OF
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-09-20
TAFT CALLS FOR
ANNUAL BUDGET
Says Law Passed by Con-
gress Just Before Ad-
journment Invalid

IS I..1lIatcd Press,
Rfte~ly. Mass sept ls.--Fresi-
dent TAFT tonigh, made public a let
ter 10 Secretary Of Treasury Mac
Veagh. directing the heads OF all gov
,rnment departments or Independent
officer, OF the government, TO make
their estimates OF revenue and eA-
p,nditures for the fiscal year in con
f,rmity with the budget plan. The
presidents letter said the clause IN
one OF the big supply bills passed by
congress in It's closing hours last
session. practically forbidding the use
OF the budget system, is unconstitu-
tloLal.
The president wrote. that The
United states is the only great VA
tioh that does not have a budget u
congress is permitted To assume eN-
cl Isiye Jurisdiction over what the
D. esident may seek TO learn about
the business transacted by the de-
partments. then as far as the bust
ness OF the government Is concerned
the president Of the United States IS
shorn Of his most important eNe'u-
tie power and duty"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-09-20
FLlIS COUNTY
HAS TERRIFIC STt I'M

WaNahachie. Tex. Sept ~. A
terrific wind and hailstorm swept the
eastern portion OF Ellis county last
night carrying devastation to crop
in iN wake The damage TO cotton
aud other property in the track OF
the storm is conseryatively estimated
at several hundred thousand dollars.
Many cotton fields were completely
destroyed The track oi the storm
was from three to four miles vide.
and the cotton plants IN many fields
In that zone were literally stripped
of their fruit and foliage
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-09-20
WOMEN RATTLE
FOR POLITICAL SUPREMACY

New York. Sept. - Following
the announcement that Jane Addams
of Chicago. would take the stump IN
behalf of Col Roosevelt. Miss Will
ette Kershaw the founder OF the
professional Women's Wilson and
Marshall league, called a meeting of
her fellow workers at the list Regi-
iment armory in New York last Sat
Iurday afternoon AT which plans were
formulated by counteract the argu-
ments OF the Women Progressiyes In
the West headed by Jane Addams.
II was decided that the most effec-
tive method Of COMBATING the argu-
ments OF the "Mooseites' would be
20 compare Woodrow Wilson's rec
ord of twenty months in office with
Rooseyelts seven years.
Miss Kershaw will not touch the
tariff question as Mrs Hartman, the
New York society leader is devotng
her activities exclusively to this is
sue. making daily speeches in the
east and sending literature through
out the country Before leaving on
her special car for Chicago last eve
ming Miss Kershaw gave out the fol-
lowing letter.
The campaign conducted by the
professional Women's Wilson and
Marshall league In the New England
states during the past three weeks
has been successful beyond our Wild
est dreams I found that in the facto-
ries employing child labor there ex-
listed total ignorance OF the mag
Inficcnt child labor Legislature en-
acted hy Governor Wilson In New
Jersey
In the West our efforts will be
devoted principally 10 the child la
Dor question although We will tell
Of the great benefits OF the different
factory laws that have been enacted
in New Jersey during Wilson's ad-
lministration. such as the laws relat-
ing 10 the employment OF women
wage earngs. the compelling or
adequate fire protection In factories
and schools and the hours in which
children should work In the various
Industries
we will show the benefits OF the
workingmens compensation act
which provides definite sums for defi-
mite injuries and for debts involving
varied relations In other words We
will pit Wilson's record against Roos-
evelt's and Let our audience judge
for themselves
We are having moving pictures
made showing by comparison the for
I mcr miserable conditions in tho
factory homes in New Jersey and fhe
present conditions Is up 20 the
workingman 10 cast his vote Tor the
man who has done so much iu bis
own state 20 better conditions and
believe the way 10 reach this vote
ls through the wife or mother or sis
Ter upon whom the greatest burden
falls"
Miss Kershaw viii conduct an ac-
. tive campaign In Chicago Tor the
ne2f two weeks and will ASSIGN
speakers from the New York head
quarters 10 the western territory
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-09-20
ai-I,our Motor cycle Race

New York. Sept ~ Deyotees
OF cycle racing are looking forward
with eager anticipation 10 the start
tomorrow OF the twenty-four hour
motor cycle race at the stadium mo-
tordrome at Brighton Beach. The
contest will be the first OF lbs kind
ever staged in this country The
competitors will include teams rep
resenting England, France, Canada
Germany and the United States
Arthur Chapple OF New York and
Charlie Spencer OF Springfield
Mass will represent the United
States The prize list amounts "a
$1,000. OF which the winning team
will rerive s2,500 and golf cur
emblematic OF the worlds champion
ship
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-09-20
JOHNSON'S VOICE STRAINED
EARIA ~ CAMPAIGN

Terre Haute. Ind Sept Do After
three days OF campaigniug in Illinois.
made weary by delayed trains that
kept Governor Johnson from one 70
three hours behind bis schedule. and
rain. which drove OBJ. crowds to shell
tcr aud er4's weakened Dds voice.
tho California executive came into In
diana l8n.alf .1 H.In "a tour that
WIu Iast part .. .R1 days H.s
voice strengthened during The day
and tonight H. m.I. Dds first long
speech since Monday night
ussiIes d.-.r.s.He 'he Progressive
platform and ..sra.H- the causes
that bed up fo fH, formation of the
new party. the governor tonight paid
hieh tribute 20 former Senator Al
bort q HtterIe. Progressive c1ndr
.. ...rH.. .. Indiana
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-09-20
AGENT SAYS TAFT'S BROTHER
FINANCED MADEIiO REVOLT

New Orleans. La, Sept. Juan
=. Didapp, diplomatic adviser OF the
Mexican revolution. de- Jared here to-
night just before leaving for Mexico,
that Americans. including Charles =.
Taft, brother of President faft;
Henry Clay Pierce. president OF the
Waters-piercc Oil company, and rep
resentatives OF the Hartman inter-
ests. had furnished money to Pres,-
dent Madero OF Mexico TO finance his
revolution against Diaz. He said that
$4,000. .O0O had been advanced and
that the loan had been repaid with a
$2O.00O,0 premium
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-09-20
HAbEAS CORPUS
BEGINS MONDAY
Writ Issued Yesterday Fol-
lowing Application
to Court
WITNESSES SUBPOENAED
All WHO ATTEND PROCEEDING
WILL BE RIGIDLY SEARCHED
BEFORE BEING GRANTED
ADMISSION

That the habeas corpus hearing for
John Beal sncod. charged with the
murder Of Al G. Boyce In this city
last saturday afternoon. will begin
next Monday afternoon at . O'Clock.
as stated in The News of yesterday
morning, was determined yesterday
when writ was issued. following ap-
plication therefor by sneeds attor-
/ Incys, Trulovc and Kimbrough OF
amarillo, and Mclean. Scott. Mclean
land Bradley Of Fort Worth.
feature OF special interest In
connection with the filing and grant
ing of the application was an order
from Judge J. y. Browning of the
Forty-seyenth District Court. that ev-
cry person who attends the hearing
on Monday or the days following
shall be- rigidly searched before being
admitted TO the court room. This or
der includes peace officers from ad-
Joining counties. who will be- compel
led to submit 10 the same surveillance
and inspection. unless Il be shown
that they are assistants 10 Sheriff
Burwell.
This order is not made. Il was
stated. through fear of any outbreaks
or violence, but rather in the nature
Of an advance prccaution. and will
apply TO all with the same degree OF
thorouphness
u is impossible 10 forecast the
length Of time which the proceedings
VIII consume. althop-r the long list
OF witnesses indicate an extended
nearing. Subpoenas were issued yes
terday afternoon for seventeen local
Witnesses for the state and lesser
number subpoenaed from Fort Worth
aud Dallas. whose testimony. IL is he
lieyed will have important bearing
on the same
W. 7 Mclean OF Fort Worth. OF
counsel for defense and u " Odell
OF Cleburne. who will act as assistant
counsel for the state. are gill in the
city and will remain until the con
clusion of the hearing Other out OF
town attorneys will return by Mon
day. and the legal array at the out
set OF the proceedings will be- one OF
most formidable ability
The hearing will doubtless be- held
in the District Court rooms as no
other room IN the courthouse will az
ford adequate space u this is given
over 10 the haheas corpus proceed
ing, the sessions of the Federal
Court which are scheduled 10 begin
/ Monday morning will of necessity be
transferred t0 some other building.
Deputy Clerk Rollle 70 Scales stating
last nieht 'hat mo- place bad Yet been
/ chosen
Keen Interest .cnfors boo the habe-
'a. corpus p-oroed.u. which NJ ad-
dHcr fhe first testimony publicity.
which VHI throw close light on the
. .lop.or3b's tragedy of last Saturday.
That revelations 0iI' De- forthcoming
which have NOT Fef been made is q
matter OFF general belief
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-09-20

New York. Sept 70 The Buffalo
Evening Times says The San
Francisco Call. one OF the leading
Republican newspapers OF the Pacific
Coast. az well as one of the most
influential papers in the country, .s
weary OF the dissension pickering
and open rupture within the Republi-
can party. and edtorially is urging
Us readers 10 vote for Woodrow VIII
son
The Call has not been the only
paper 20 switch since the nomination
OF the Democratic candidate bur II Is
probably the most significant change
of policy Of any OF them
More and more 10 the best think
ing people In the country is the can
didacy of Woodrow Wilson assuming
that o. the IDEAL Each day q, eb-
comes more evident that tn the New
Jersey executive Democracy has made
no mistake From every side come
reports OF the espousal ~ the Demo
cratic cause on the part of those hith-
erto aufaeonistic Ills achIe~ements
loo puH'. office bis personally his
policies and hIs plans are comralllng
admiration and attracting allie. lnce
Election dav viii find strou per
renfaro of 'he Republican y0'. -ang-
cd on fre Democratic side T Call
is one o. maur great uewspa that
are periodically giving their 1por'
90 the man who they know con
duct mo affairs OF 'he nation along
lines that vi'i tend 'o fhc Esater
happiness and comfort 10 the reople
and the honor and e'ori of 2. oun-
frF
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-09-20
MINERS STRIKE
UNCHANGED YET
Meyer Warns Miners That
No Acts of Violence
Will BE Tolerated
GOVERNOR SEES STRIKERS
CONFERS WITH LEADERS.
SPEAKS TO MINERS AND CON
CEDES THAT THEY HAVE
RIGHT TO QUIT WORK

] ~ NrNNbtatNN iNNhr
Bineham. J'tah. sept l9--The
strike OF 1900 miners here is no near
er solution tonight than when the
men walked out yesterday Every
thing tonight is quiet 4 hundred
deputy sheriffs are on duty
President Meyer OF the Western
Federation OF Miners has cautioned
the strikers that destruction of prop
crty won't be tolerated and advised
the men that he will expel any mem
ber guilty of unlawful acts.
Governor Spry and the state board
OF labor conciation and arbitration
today visited Bingham, the governor
speaking to the miners, and later
holding a conference with Moyer and
others
one development Indicating ttou-
BILE was the theft of 1000 pounds of
dynamite from the Utah Coust1c-
ton companys stores
The Greek miners left their fort
rCss on the mountainsdc aud listen
ed TO the governors address this af-
ternoon, but declared the fortress
would be- occupied tonight
IN AN emergency 400 men ara a
battery can be mustered for 81 llke
duty In eight hours.
The governor declared thafP he
would not call out the militia ~ 1t
az last resort.
Governor Spry told the AP IS
their right to quit work waSfG -
tionablc. hut warned thei/Ast =
violate the law
The governor announced tonight
he is confident the sheriff can con.
troll the situation.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-09-20
CLARK PREDICTS
WILSON VICTORY
Says Roosevelt will Assure
Democratic Success in
November Election


Iy Associated Press
Lexington Ky Sept 70 Wilson
and Marshall will be- elected Roose-
welt will see 20 that" said Champ
Clark In speech here today. open
ing the Kentucky campaign 1T is
needless TO say Wilson Is not my
f,rst choice for president but he is
as much my candidate now as he a
the candidate OF any other Democrat
betwiXt the seas / am too seasoned
a soldier not 10 accept the fortunes
of war with fortitude
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-09-20
POLICE BI,ESk Jp
JAPANESE SUICIDE PAC1

Ggaud Junction. Colo sept 20
Fifty Japanese gath,r'd Zoo secret
meeting to draw lots f0 select One
who should commit harikar as d
manifestation OF grief FOR .ha l1'c
Japanese Emperor
The police Vcrr notified lrl uros.
down me door %. 'hr room Rher" The
meeting Ras held Two OF the lead
crs were arrested and confessed The
suicide agreeWou'
Druggists In Grand Junction have
been warned D.. tne police nor 'o ssII
poison f0 Japanese
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-09-20
COLONEL FAvORS
RECALL BY VOTERS
Would Quit if He Couldn't
Bring Voters to Agree
With Him
NEEDS PEOPLES SUPPORT
SAYS SUPPORT RECEIVED IN PRI-
MARIES SHOWS PEOPLE NOT
AFRAID OF THE THIRD
TERM BUGiBOO
BY Associated Press

By Associated FTess
Denver. Colo, Sept 19 Colonel
Roosevelt, here tonight, declared
himself in favor OF recall OF the presi-
dent. lie proposed that If as presi-
dent. he found his views were in op-
position TO those of TIE people, he
should take the stump in defense of
his policies. and should quit the Of
flee II he couldn't win the support
OF the electorate. Roosevelt's dec
laration was made in reply TO a ques-
ton addressed to him by Bryan IN a
recent speech at Pueblo, Colo
so far as ! am concerned, Col
Roosevelt said, II would be glad 20
approye of recall OF the president. It
is not in the Progressive platform
and this is merely an expression oi
nv personal feeling My experience
was that could not do anything as
president except when the people
were heartily with me ! would pre-
fer 10 leave the presidency unless In
fighting on the stump could bring
the people round to my way Of think
ing
Bryan PROCESSES to believe In the
people. II was to the people ! made
my appeal and IN the primaries by
votes varying from TWO 10 one, to
fifteen to one, the people decided
that the talk OF the third term In this
case was the veriest bugaboo ever
held M to frightened political child
ren.
Arriving here late today Col Roos-
evelt headed a parade through the
city. and was accorded rousing re-
cepton by large audience tonight.
lie spoke earlier today at Trinidad
Laiunta, Pueblo and Colorado
Springs lie left tonight for Me-
hraska
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-09-20
PAULINE WAYNE"
AMONG THOSE PRESENT

Philadelphia Pa Sept % a
Tubcrrulu Tested Cattl. SHOW said
to be fho first show of its kind ever
held Don th.s country opened at Devon
today AND air continue until fbe end
of OBJ, week Tho purpose OF tho .,-
hihiuou is to point the way to im.
proving ia.rt cattle President
Tan's priz. CO.'S Pauline WAYNE
is 1moue fhe star attractions of The
show
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-09-20
FEDERALS MOVE
AGAINST REBELS
Eight Hundred Troops
Leave Juarez Marching
Toward Sonora

Iuarez. Sept Eight hundred
troops with four batteries of artillery
departed today in five trains for the
Southwest The trains were dis
patched in secrecy.
a regiment of 500 infantry and a
battery of heavy artillery left the
garrison at luarez opposite III Paso
to enter Sonora. The Federals de-
parting today must march overland
10 the westward
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-09-20
SECRETARY OF HAVANA
LEGATION TRANSFERRED
Nv Associated Pres,

Nv Associated Press
Washington, d. C., Sept 9-flugh
Gibson. secretary of the legation at
Havana. Cuba, who was assaulted by
a Cuban journalist because of his et-
forts to collect a claim for Ameri-
can contractors, was today transfer
red 20 be- secretary OF the legation at
Brussels, Belgium.
Gibson's transfer Is considered a
promotion.
The transfer doesn't effect this
governments demand on Cuba that
the assailant be punished
: Butler Wright Of Wyoming. on
special duty for the state department,
is appointed 10 succeed Gibson.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-09-20
wilder Brigade Reunion.

Mattoon. H.. Sept 19-The an
nual reunion of the wilder Brigade
took place here today with a large
number OF veterans IN attendance,
including Gen John T Wilder of
Tennessee and Mai james a Con
nelly OF Springfield M The city
was decorated in honor of the yeter-
ans and the citizens turned out TO
welcome them with a program Of en-
tertainment
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-09-20
WOMAN ARRESTED CHARGED
WIN CONCEAIING RECORDS

Nv 'ssHr .feH Ff-ss
Washington 30 sept D. Mrs
Helen Pierce GRAY of So Paul. an in
yesfigator Of tho Crow Indian affairs
for fh" Graham House committee.
nas arrested here today upon com
plant of the Indian office charged
with roncealinE public records
She viii appear before the United
States commissioner Tuesday a. tho
department OF Justice today little
Uas known of fha affair
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-09-20
COMMERCIAL SECRET NRIES
NFTT At APOLIS.

Indianapolis lni Sept D. Rep
resentatiyes of commercial clubs
boards of trade and similar organi-
zat.ous boz nearly all OF the prin-
cin8l cities of The middle west
round. q un if t.us ,ity ui1y for t'e
auun1l convention of Commerci4
club Secretaries TIE nesting Aill
Isst ifr-a d8y. dnI Nill 'e devoted
to the discussion OF trausportauo.
civic imrro cme o. publicity metz
1ds. trade extension. Industrial fc-
tp'opmonf and kindred topics
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-09-20

Lander Wso. Sept ~ There
Nas opened here today. under the di-
rec'ion of tho Department of the In
terror the first OF a series OF public
auctions for the disposal OF 500. .-
600 acres of Indian lands
The land comprises portions OF the
old Shoshonc and Crow reservations
Boz Wyoming Utah and Montana The
sale here Is 90 be followed hy similar
sales AZ Provo. Utah. and Billings.
Montana
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-09-20
VII son CAMPAIGNS
ALI DAY N RAIN


o. As,1. .tel Press
Detroit. Mich. Sept "a Govern
.or Wilson campaigncd In the rain to-
day as he travelled across the state
for speech here tonight Every
whore cu route. the governor was
greeted by crowds huddled under
umbrellas. while he talked politics
Ills speech tonight was the princi-
pal one today
Governor Wilson vas greeted boy
crowds OF collegiau. az almost every
stop today.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-09-20
Yesterdays Weather

TeXas-Bonham, Sulphur Springs
VT Pleasant. Longview. Marshall
Nacosdoches Tyler. Lufkin. Pales.
tine Taylor. Austin, Dublin. Brown
wood. Coleman. Siephenville. Gle
hurne. Weatherford. Abilene and Big
spring cloudy and threatening Bal
ance OF state generally cloudy and
pleasant l.ight showers between 2
and ? p. m az Brownwood. Austin.
TAYLOR and Palestine
oklahoma Generally clear and
81 rasalt. no rain
Louisiana Northern part clear 10
part cloudy and pleasant. no rain
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-09-20
Notable Wedding IN Winnipep.

Winnipeg. Man. Sept 10 \ we'd
ding OF note here today was that OF
Miss Maude Mathcson. daughter OF
the Most Rev Archbishop Matheson.
Primate OF All Canada. and Harold
Wynne Trenholme of this city. son
of Judge TreuhoIms of Wesimount.
Quebec
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-09-20
FATAL WRECK NJ
STREET CAR CROSSING

Gy Associated Press
Denver. Colo. Sept 10 Thomas
Cullen. a lieutenant Ia the Denver
fire department and Charles strohm
of Denver. are dead. two were seri.
ously and several slightly injured to-
night when the Union Pacific train
struck a street car a. grade cross
ing
Robert OXley OF Idaho Spr.ues. had
his skull fractured and j y Perry
OF Denver. is sufferine from concus-
sion OF the brain
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-09-20
York Academ, ia5 Year, old.

York. Pa. Sept Ia The iorN
County Academy. one OF the oldest
schools OF It's kind In America. cele-
brated its one hundred and twenty
fifth anniversary today Many Wis
iting educators OF note participated
in the anniversary exercises
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-09-20

KELLY TAKES TITLE
FROM JOHNNY kILBANE

) by Associated Press
) New York, Sept H.
; Johnny Kilbane. champions
) featherweight, was outpoint-
} ed by Eddie Keefe in 10
) rounds here tonight.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-09-20
WEATHER
Washington Forecast

Washington. -. c. Sept West
Texas Cloudy and cooler Fray
Saturday fair
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-04-06
BAPTIST MISSION SOCIETY.

THE REGULAR MONTHLY MEET
ing of the Woman's Missionary soci-
ETY. of the First Baptist church was
held yesterday afternoon at the home
of Mrs. John Bedford, 1920 Nineteenth
street, with So members present. Miss
Alwilda Young conducted the devo-
tional services and Mrs. A. H. Pollard
was the leader of the meeting. She
introduced the study of Buddhism
with paper on that subject. Papers
on the general topic were given by
Mrs. George Saunders on "Buddha
Doctrine" by Mrs. Rowland on 'Budd-
hism," by Miss Young on "Chwe Da-
gon Pagoda," by Mrs. Charles Eye on
Karen Schools and by Mrs. H. w.
Reed on What Christianity Has Done
for Karen Women" Mrs. Phil Wag-
ner gave the last paper on "a Heath
en- Woman's Story" and DR.. Read clos
ed the program with prayer. A social
hour followed the program and lunch
was served.