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Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1912-07-20

been shown conclusively that Hines
was In Washington, and not In Chi.
cago, at the time the conversation
with Funk was alleged to have taken
place.
Let me ask you lawyers" he said,
III you had poor criminal here
would you convict him on that kind
OF testimony? Would you consider
it,"
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.l--tYRIc THEArER.

The extremely entertaining bil, pre- scented at the popular Lyric theater the first part of this week will he succeeded today by varied and equally excellent one Healy amt Barry under the caption of The Dapper Chap and Miss Chic will ar- rive from long eastern engagement that has been cae big success, They are very chojce in Their line of en- deayor and will prove prime factors on bill that is most merllorious
 The Medoras are novelty entertain, CTS in class by themselves having been headliners in some Of the lead ing northern theaters It v.ill be their first appearance n Hot Springs and an entertaining time is assared while they are on the stage.
 The motion pictures will be aew aud
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varied and will be sho~riu iu man ner that obtains ouiy. at this popd- lar play house from which so many operators sad others have grHf15 el who, atler obtaining ihe hish stab dard demanded by tho management F are no, only qualified Tor nhne any position but are eagerly souem or
 The iofpnate holder of tine winning number which aled for handsome 42-piece china d.nner sei wits Mrs Thomas Hughes. which number was seven above inc one in the glass dumhhell, a gentleman having nrm- ber seven below and upon dravtne matches 70 decide the winner Mrs. Hughes proved successful
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COMMISSIONERS SAFE

Notice is hereby givn that pur suance of the authority and directions contained iu the decretal or.cr of tho th1UCgTy Court ot Garaud County made and entered on inc 2sth day of May A I. 1911, in a certain cause No. 41S5} then pending there.n be. tween Hot rlrines Savings Trust and Guaranty Co., ENecutor and Trustee of the last will of otto Neubert deceased. and j. B Foote Trustee. complainmts and Agnes Lux and Adela Moore de- fendants, the undersigned as Commis, sioner of said court, will otfer for sale at mblc Tendue to the highest hid- der 9, the northwest front door or ouuoaco of the County Courthouse. in which said Court is held. in the Couo- ,y of Garland within the hours me Hcrihed by law for judicial sales on SatUdal the End day og March A p. i9l2 the followius described real ea- tata ioNt. The north halr or he west half of lor Nj. l2 of block No e of 1hc Hot Springs Reservation. ac- ordina 10 the official plat of the L. s. V. $ Commissioners, in the city oi Hot Springs. Garland County and state of Nrkansa8 particularly de- scribed as follows Commence al a point on the south side of Grove street where Inc dividing line 6etWeen loss II and F in said block touches Grove street. thcn2e- ....-....--.-. tl+ re ton 99 feet along the dividing lme between said lots il and i2, thence across said let in a northeasterly di- reotion parallel to Kirk street. one half of The dis5ance between the line dividing lots II and 12 and The line dividiag lots 12 and l3 in said block. thence in 8 straight line to Grove street 10 a point 50 feet from the place of beginning thence i'll a southwest eTly direction along he south side oi Grove street 50 feet 10 the place of be 1 ginning, in Garland County. Arkansas
 TERMS OF SALE. Ca a credit ot three moutha the purchaser being re- quircd to exc ute a bond as required by law and he order 4ad decreo of said court in said cause. with approy- ed security bearing interest al the rate Of eight per cent per anuum from date.of sale until paid. and n lien be- ing retained on tie premises sold to secure the payment of the purchase mCney.
 Given unoer my hand this 29th day .of January A. D 1912
 II. A. WHlTTlNGTON,
 Commissioner in Chancery
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WILLIAM FAVERsHAM.

William Faversham. who will pre- sclt Edward Knoblauchs brilliant comedy "The Faun al the Audito- rum theater. Monday February l2. has proved since becoming his own manager that he is not afraid of a dramatic novelty It is an axiom of the theater that the public is slow 10 accept anything that departs radi- cally from inc conventional The truth of the matter is that the aver age playgoer has long ago surfeted of the customary common place shar low offering, and cries out for some thing 1ew, novel and neritorious
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"oVER NIGHT"

At the Auditorium theater, Wednes- day February II, William A Brady will present over Night" a play writ ten by Phillip H Bartholowae which had a long run a New York last sea son and was recently seen in Boston -"Oyer Night, was particularly we'll received by the New York critics. all of them nraising it, one declaring t to be long lingering laugh The fun in lover Night arises from the fact that two yomg msrried couples on their Honeymoon trip up the Hud- son river on the steamer ~HendrieR Hudson accidentally become separat ed and each Of the husbands finds himself with his friends wife on his hands
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An1uSen1e enfS
AT THE PRINCESS

If there is any one who doubts fhe- reality of mental telepathy that person can have all doubts relieved by visiting the Princess theater the last three days of this week, when Mercedes. the greatest mystic of The vaudeville world win offer one of the most sensational and mystfyina acts ever seen in not snrings The audience is requested to keep their mad on selection Of music lt doesn' make any difference whc.her 1t is an old selection or new one AIl music looks alike to Mercedes whether if be those of grand opera light opera. musical comedy rastime up-todate or ancient ballads. sacred music, marches any kind and b1 ,whispering the name of the selection to Mercedes. the Mnman on the stage, who wca't hear your request, win play the selection you desire. lt will be the most remarkable demonstra ton of mental telepathy that this city has ever seen
 As special treat for it's patrons. Manager Head has secured Menio Moore's Lads and rassies" pre- tenuous juvenile offering with seven young people who cleyerly sing. dance and romp in e1 elaborate gar den scene effect and in which tour idccided novelties are included Ar the conclusion three floral electrical swings. brilliantly Hghted, are shown and srecta ular opening for he premier of thls newest Moore rradu ton is prom sed This act is one of the mertieet of ils kind Each ot the lads and lassies" are exception ally talented and combned they wll present a feature that has not been eQnaled this season.
 X Sl lea0 beauty prlze-wi,.aer will be at The Princess inc last three days of the week She is Miss Mary Grams ton. of the team Of Lee and Crans- ton. and she is said to be the most beautiful woman on the stage today ] Miss Cranst0n recently won Sl00c prize of gold in Kansas City. but she is not depending on her beauty alone l fer she is also a very talented woman and the act that she and Mr. lec present is a happy combination of ex cellent singing and most difficult dancing
 r Little Yvette. the miniature black face comedierne, will also be on thu
 Princess bill She u-4H - - - feature. -as she IS the tiniest. mos
 talented little mite in vaudeville. anr her act will be great surprise t' the audience The entire show give indications of being just what the ra irons of the Princess desire and tht manaeement assures all that they vii | not be disappointed
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DEMOCRATIC CITY TICKET.

bEWO OChA lC Cl ' ItCN E '. Election Tuesday Aprll 4e7 1912 For City Attorney Mclaughlin For City Clerk Jas R HousleX-
 FOR ALDERMEN. First Ward-Dr L-R Ellis. Second Ward Win Mclaughlin. Third Ward Al J Guather. Fourth Wagd--J B. Rigsbee. Firth Ward IT. Weimar sixth Ward Chris J Ledmidgs.
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WARNING ORDER
In the Garland Chancery Court:
 Fl. MeCafIeLlX-- Plaintiff.

In the Garland Chancery Court: Fl. NcCafIelLx Plaintiff
 Against
 W P Mitchell. Lewis Hays Adam Hays Ed1n Daniel games Hays and Hays Brothers, Immigration, Improvement and Real Estate Company Limited, Defendants The defendant James Hays and Hays Brothers Immigration Improve ment and leeal Estate Comrany Linn. hed. are warned to appear in this Court within thirty days and answer the complaint of the plaintiff Given under my hand and seal of said Court on tnis 27th day Of tanu- ary. 1912
 H. 4. WHITTGNGTON, Clerk
 S. M. Erickson Deputy T. E Rutherford, Attorney ad Item
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Row to cure 2 cold is a question in which msay are interested just now. Chamherlains Cough Remedy has won ifs great reputation and immense sale by its remarkable cure of colds. It can always be depended upon For sale by all dealers
The Sentinel=record., 1912-02-08

ARLINGTON TACK STAND 0p- sOsfTE ARLINGTON HOTEL. CAR. AGE CALLS ANSWERED PROMPTLY DAY OR NIGHT. PHONE sfs LEE MAYRERRY, PsoPStg TOR
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FOR STATE SENATE.

1he sentinel Record ls authorized t5 sh,iot ncg J N Waeson of Ca4de-C;tp Niho 3s candidate for state senator subject to thn action or the democrifi. b'ill ln Montgomery and Garland
 me Seninel-Record is authorized to '' r htnn \. luidm7 as a candidate Tor le-elcction Co a second term as stare
 frgtn this senatorial district sut- Ject to the action Of the dcmocrttic
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Kirk. the f5tfer7 now located at l3lla ouachi4a. aud 0lu bc ploaset Co have you rHl
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FOR CITY ATTORNEY.

The Sentinel Rocord is authorized Co lnnounce James $ Mcconnell as a candi date for city attorney of Hot Springs his candidacy subject Co the votes of the ne-uL- In Ln. AnrLl e-ecLLnn.
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FOR CONSTABLE

 Tho sentinel RecoId is authorized to nnounce John IT. peden as a candidate for constable Hot Springs township subject Co the action of the democratic primaries.
 The Sentral-Reeora is authorized to to announce Joe Laukford as can- didate for cdnztahle of Hnt Springs township, subject to the action of the democratic primary
 The Senuuel-Record is authorized to announce Billy Finn as a candidate for constable Of Hot Springs towHsbip. sut- jeet Co the action of the democratic prt- marieso
 lhe Sentinel Record is authorized to Co announce Albert Howard as d candl- date for constable Of Ifot Springs town- ship, subject to the action Of inc Dem ocutic primaries
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FOB COUNTY cLERk.

The Sentluei-Rccord IS authorized to announce Charles Ill., Daris as a candi- date for the office of county and pro- bate clerk of GarlaH1 county subject to The action of tha democIatie primaries.
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FOR COUNTY JUDGE.

The seatiuol-Recold is authorized to announce Robert Mooney as a candidate for county and probate judge 0f Garland county subject 10 the action of the democratic primaries
 The Sentinei Record is nithori2eG to announce yhos w. Milan as.a candidate for county judge subject Co the action ot the democratic primaries
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FOR CORONER.

Tbe seuuuel-Record is authorized to announce pr. A. D Shaw as eandi datc for coroner subject 70 the action ot the Democratic primaries
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FOB ALDERMAN.

Tho Sentinel Record Is authorized io announce i X Spauld'ns as candi- date for alderman from Inc Third ward, subject t8 tho Nill 0f che voters in the fcgular Apfli election.
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Buo Points on the Halt Shell. AL bright's.
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Announcements
FoR CoNaREssMAN

Tie Senbnel- Record ia authorized to announce ton w. H Martin as a candI- date for congress. subject 10 the action ui the democratic primaries
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BUILT TOwtTHsTAND THE STORM

BAaNHAET- old reliable fer tur- ,niulrs repairing, uphoSteriug; all kinds Of cabinet ana carpenter worG TIT 0uI- Dha RtrANt Phsua sbg 1l-2s-b
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1he Sentiuel-Rccold Is authorized to announce R. l., Williams as a candidate ly subject to tho action of the demo. cratic primaries.
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.FoR RePREsEN1nrLve

lHe 0ehunel-Reeord is uutnorized te announce Harry Westcott as n rar.4is..e @ -4L 1eL-- e2en11IIFe ot Garland county. sub 5seL ie the action of the democratic pri-
 The Sentinel Record is authorized to for representative from Garland ce'Int,s subject to the action of the democratic
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The Scntiuei-Rccord Is authorized 10 r 'loonce Judge Calvin p Gotham as ,eid9te for circgit judge iii the new , Jadi -laI district c>mposed of -the coun- candidacy subject to the action Of the democratic primaries
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FOB AssEssoa


 The Sentinel Record is authorized to aDuounce FIanE- " EoWles as n Candi date tur cnanty assessor Of Garland county subject 10 the action of the dem ocratic primaries
 The Sentinel Record s authorized to announce Emery sullivan as d cand- date for county tax assessor his oandi. dacY being subject to the democratic primaries
 The seuunel-Record Is authorized Co ann1unce r. Suit as candidate for liN assessor of Garland county, subject to thc action of the democratic prima- ries
 The Seutinel-Recora is authorized to announce Garland Van Sickle as Can- didate for tax assessor of Garland Coun- ] ty subject to the action Of the demo- ciuic primaries
 The Seutntl-Rocord is authorized to announce Mart M LoWley as 6 candi- date for tax assessor subject to the action of the democratic primaries. Tho Sentinel Record is authorized to announce W. D Patton as candidate for the office of tax assessor of Garland county subject to the action Of the democratic primaries.
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FOR SHERIFF.

The Sentinei-Record is authorized to announce Henry Y Fowler as a candi- date for sheriff of Garland county sub primaries.
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The Sentinel Record is authorized to announce Charles C Webb as a candi date for sheriff of Garland county sub- nIltnarlns
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FOR COUNTY COLLECTOR

The sentnel-Becord is authorized to announce Evauder I H0usley as can didate for collector of Garland county subject Co fine action of the democratic primaries
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The Sentinel Record Is authorized to announce George F. Whittington as candidate for prosecuting attorney of the district composed of Garland and Mont s"mefN counties, subject Co the action of the democratic primaries
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FoR PROSECUTING ATTORNEY

7hnaunce M s Cobb as a candIdate for
 prosecuting attorney ln the district com
 posed Of Garland and Montgomery coun-
 iles'. sublect to the action Of the demo cratic primaries.
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The Sentinel Record is authorized to announce Frank McCaun as a caudi- date for tho office Of collector for Car land county subject Co the action of the democratic primaries
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The sentined- Record is authorized to anii0unc6 Milton E Moore as a cahd1uate fag county collector subject 10 the a&ifoa nf the democratic primary
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The sentinel Record is authorized to announce Hon Glpu Witt of Moutgouso county as a candidate for prosecuting attorney of the new judicial djstIic, com posed of Garland and Montgomery couu. tesi his candidacy being suDieot acLion oi the demoeIatlc primarY
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fhe sentinel Record s authorized "a announce Thurstou r Farmer as al candidate for prosecuting attorney of tAe new dISrict composed of Garland and Montgomery counties subject to the action of the democratic plmaiies
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FoR' CIRCUIT JUDGE

The Scntiuel-Record is authorized 10 73Aoance Judge Calvin p Gotham as
 aiaite Tor circ9il judge iu the new fles 0t Garland fEd Moutgnuery bis ! candidacy subject to the action of The democratic primaries.
 FOR PROSECUTING ATTORNEY The Sentinel Record is authorized 10 ahnnunce M S. Cobb as candidate for prosecuting attorney ln the district com poseu ot Garland and Montgomery coun- | tless subject to the action Of the demo cratic primaries
 The Sentinel Record Is authorized to announce George F. Whittngton as candidate for prosecuting attoTntv of tbs 1 district composed of Garland and Mont- E"nefN counties. subject Co the action of the democratic primaries The sentinel Record is authorized fa announce Ehurstou P Farmer as a candidate for prosecuting attorney of tAe new dISJict composed 1f Garland aHu montgomery counties subject to the
 aehon of the democratic primaries. The senunel-Eccord is authorized to annQunca Hon. Glpu Witt of Moutsoue... ! county as candidate for prosecuting attorney 0f the new Judicial district com | 1 ties his candidacy being subject
 action of the democratic primary
 FOR SHERIFF
 The Sentinel Record is authorized to announce Henry " Fowler as a candi- i date for sheriff of Garland county sub ject Co the action of the democratiG i primaries.
 ! 1he Sentinel -Rccold is authorized to announce R. L. Williams as candidate for thg office of sheriff of Garland coun- | Iy, subject to tho action of the demo- cratic primaries.
 ! The Sentinel Record is authorized to 1 announce Charles C Webb as a candi- ' date for sheriff of Garland county sub- ! ject to the action of the democratic primaries.
 FOR COUNTY COLLECTOR 1 The sentinel-Becord is authorized to announce Evauder 1 Housley as a cam didate for collector of Garland county, subject Co the action of the democratic primaries
 ] The Sentinel Record is authorized to 1 announce Frank McCaun as a c3ud- date for the office Of collector for Car | land county subject Co the action of l the democratic primaries. 1 The Sentined- Record is authorized to anfouuce Milton E Moore as cahdlGate l loy, county collector, subject 10 the l a6fFon of the democratic primary FOR CIRCUIT CLERK | 1 The Sentinel Record is authorized to ! anudunce Abe SuiienhergeF as Il candi- l ldate for circuit and cnanccry clerk. ! subject 10 the action of the democratic primaries. The Sentinel Record Is authorized 10 ianu9uuce Af Huntington as a candi- date for reelection to the office Of cir 1 cult and chanceTY clerk Qf Garland coun- 1 ty subject to the action of the demo 1 cratic primaries.
 FOR TREASURER -
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-10-26

II you have a house for rent. an
ad in the classified columns OF the
Daily News will get results
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If You Are in Doubt Trial Will Convince you that
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Surely Get Results---l2 Words Three Times. Csc
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE Ten sections improved
ranch 20 sections improved ranch,
both ia Hutchinson county. these
ranches are fine range, plenty Of
RUNNING water. Price right. easy
terms Apply to S. G. Carter. ANA
rillo. Texas. + o. Box 50i. Phone
547. 29S-tfc
LAW BOOKS FOR SALE-Set Of
CYC, Recess Texas DIGEST. McEach-
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new. W D. Scott, Canyon, Texas.
3029p
FOR SNLE Blacksmith shop and
tools, no competition, $4,000. Stock
general mo.,handlrc, sore house
and fixtures. \ seven room resi-
dence Two good 100 acre farms
Cheap. Ed Beck, Gail. Texas.
30i-Sp
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.OST-Set auto mud chains in cloth
bag. between South Side, Amarillo.
and st. Francis. Reward. c. Ions.
Phone 1850. 303-ec
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NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING
or the Stockholders and Directors Of
The Southern Kansas Railway
OF Texas.

Notice is hereby given that the
annual meeting OF the Stockholders
OF The Southern Kansas Railway
Company OF Texas will be held at the
office OF the Company in Amarillo.
Texas. on Wednesday. November 6.
1912. at the hour OF 10000 A. NJ. for
the purpose OF selecting Board OF
Directors for the ensuing year and
for such other business as may come
before said meeting.
The annual meeting OF the Direc-
tors OF said Company will be held
on the same date at the same place
Immediately after the adjournment
OF the stockholders meeting.
J ~ FREEMAN.
cS9-27c Secretary.
lAdvcrihemenN
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MISCELLANEOUS.

STRAYED-One black horse. II
hands high, brand Turkey Track bar,
on left thigh. So reward for return
20 w. l.. Darsey, 1901 Johnson.
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FOR RENT Servants house at l4OS
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rOR SALE "A good mich COW, 1908
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FOR TRADE-Two room house and
lot. one block from car line in Glen
wood, for team and farming tools.
Address Box 756. 302-tfc
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-11-22
James Bachelor.

Jmes Bachelor IS, thceoldest member
of Sedgwick Post, G. a. r.. OF Bath
died about midnight. Wednesday, as the
resnlt of breaking his hip few weeks
ago.
Mr.. Bachelor WAS born at West Car
diner, son Of -Abram and Susan Bachel-
der lie went 20 Bath at the age of %
pafd learned the ship carpenters trade
which hcshad followed all his life lie
enlisted i'm Co. G of the 2lst Maine Reg
iment during the Civil War and served
with distinction and received many COM
mandatory words for his bravery and
hcrosm at various periods of the war
Mr.. Bachelor was an honored member
of Sedgwick Post of Bath and up To q
few years ago had been an active attend
ant at Beacon Street Methodist church.
Three sons. William r. aud Edward of
Boston, Charles Il. Bachelor. a member
of the Bath board OF aldermen, also one
daughter, Mrs. Melvin o. Glass of Bath
with whom he had lived. survive.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-11-22
Mothers' Meeting.

The local branch of the w C. I. L.
held an interesting Mothers educational
meeting" in the Methodist church,
Thursday afternoon. There was an UNI
usually good attendance and the program
as carried out was far above the ordina-
ry in interest, Mrs. \. \. Smith presid-
ed and conducted the opening exercises.
Mrs. Geo Z. Morse was secretary Rev.
II. L. Nichols offered prayer. At the
roll call responses We're given by re-
citing Scriptural passages
The papers presented had undoubtedly
been prepared with great care and their
presentation was done in clear tones that
made a fine impression upon the listen
ers, and in some instances provoked live
ly discussion. "Fhe Social Side of the
High school, by Prof. II. w Kidder,
THE Child's Right TO Moral Instruction
by Rev. Wylie II. Smith. were we'll re-
ceived Mrs. H. l.. Nichols gave read
ing, "'rhc Silent Influence" that was
suggestively appropriate to the edHca-
tioual feature of the meeting.