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Bisbee daily review., 1913-04-03
The food at Fremon

FREMONT, o.. April 2.-(Special'
in the series OF tragedies that SHOOT
Fremont when the flood was at its
height. none created a deeper feeling
Of grief than the death OF Captain
Flory OF the Port Clinton life-saving
crew. With thirty-nine rescUes to his
credit he went down battling to save
All aged man from the flood.
He got his charge TO safety, but
did not have strength enough 10
grasp the outstretched hands and
sank beneath the swirling waters.
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are far less in number than the miles
Of goods roads afforded in Arizona.
The association and It's represen-
tative, Mr.. Harry Locke, are to be
congratulated on this authentic and
exhaustive work, which is to be had
at hotels, garages. news stands ana
hook stores and on the trains geneT-
ally throughout the Southwest. 1t will
be found that il is worth several
times the price asked by tile associa-
lion, 90. This price is guaranteed to
the publisher and no less can he &C
cepted at retail
Bisbee daily review., 1913-04-03

throng on housetops and in windows
of nearby buildings. The house on
which the party was floating LOGGED
against a bridge and overturned, bur
before II could pitch its freight into
business section whole stocks floatef
the current the were dead.
To merchants alone the property
loss will be over $1.000.GO0. In the
out Of the stores and washed away.
The residential section was under
water and houses floated about Ike
boxes. Fremont situation was but one
Of similar kinds in Ohio and Indiana
Bisbee daily review., 1913-04-03
Thy Cleansing, Healing saIm Instant
ly Clears Nose, Head and Throa.
Stops Nasty Catarrhal Dis
charges. Dull Headache Goes.
Try @EIy's Cream Balm"

Try "Ely's Cream Balm"
Get a small bottle anyway, just 10
try it--Apply a little in the aostriis
and instantly your clogged nose anG
stopped-up air passages OF the head
win open; you VIII breathe freely:
dulness and headache disappear. b.
morning! the catarrh, cold-in-head or
catarrhal sore throat will be gone.
End such misery nowi Get the
small bottle of ~Ely's Cream Balm at
any drug store. This sweet, fragrant
Bisbee daily review., 1913-04-03

Senator Cummings, author of fed
eral stock tax bill, is in New York
for the purpose Of making a study OF
short sales" on New York Exchange
Senator has in contemplation bill 20
break up practice OF short" selling
by imposing federal tax on such sales
Bisbee daily review., 1913-04-03

''You used to be strong for the NJ
lift" yes" replied Senator Scr.
ghum, but a reformer IS liable TO
dy so high that the pubic can't see
him. l an now engaged IN volplaning
little"
Bisbee daily review., 1913-04-03
Value Of Garlic.

The scientific name for the active
principle of garlic is aliyl saiphide,
which is Z powerful geTmicide. For
this reason, people who are in the Gus
tom Of eating garlic are far less sub
ject to any form of tuberculosis than
those who refrain from the GLORIOUS
vegetable.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-04-03

All errors have only time; after
hundred millions OF objections, Sub
tleties. sophisms, the smallest truta
remains precisely what it was before.
Ancient Maxim.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-04-03
ATTENTION ELKs

Funeral services of our late brothe~
J. J. Morgan of Caoanea viii be held
from the Elks home at 1880 o'ciOck
today THURSDAY, ABrii 3rdl. All mem
hers are requested to be present a.
j. O'Clock sharp.
W. ID. EVANS,
424 Exalted Ruler
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DANCE FAIR HALL, FRIDAY STR

After lessons. Good HHsic. Nice
crowd expected and win be run IN
der best Instructions. Williams &
Clark, instruetors.-Adv
Bisbee daily review., 1913-04-03

many women are not physically
able"
Appeals from other cities in the
state poured in on Governor Ralstoa
today.
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BRIDGEPORT Briefs

Mrs. G. A.. Holmes. who is spendinq
me summer I'm So. C%lairsville snen,
sunday with her husband here
sheriff John Anderson. OF 8, Claire
VIE. was in this city on business ves.
terday. yes
Mrs. Thomas Anti. Of Toronto n
Is me guest OF relatives here for n
! l. Lewis went to Charleston vas.
ferday on business US
ENJudse J H. Castor. Of ST. Clairs.
vlIIe' was here yesterday. on busi.
l. smith is having his auto ,ruck
r'palred IN The Curtis painting sbops
u local High school ball team "a
Iracticing each evening in
ION Tor the game with the Martins
rerfy High. Friday evening
Nllss Margaret Heinlein returned N
hero ~ a 'Is4t
Mrs g 7 Humble has returned N
~Flltshuref. after q short visi- hero
IN" city council Will hold an imnor.
'aht business meeting this
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BeIlaire Briefs

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Schlup. OF
North Jefferson street. are the parents
81 a baby boy.
Items O.: interest for this paper may
De let az the City Book store or tele-
phon"d 10 the reporter. Rel. 2GI-J.
Miss Gene Carncs. Of Guernsey
street. has returned from a visit with
friends and relatives az Barnesville.
+. T. Workman. of So. Clairsville.
was calling on friends and relatives
in this city. Yesterday.
Mrs J. l.. Burris. ~ F~ollansbee. is
'h" guest Of friends an drelatives in
This city.
Earl Lewis. Of Limara. was calling
on friends and relatives in this city.
yesterday.
Emerson Campbell. Of - Glars
Vile. was the guest Of friends IN This
city. Yesterday
william lappart. has returned 70
his HON" az GAINESVILLE. after a visit
with friends and relatives in this
city.
Mr. and Mrs ". u Price. 81 Gucrn-
sey street have returned from a VISIT
with friends ~ MiuCo
Mr. and Mrs James Grcoms. Of
Canton. aro The guests Of friends and
relatives ju This CITY
Y J.. Pollock. az Louisville. X. was
q business visitor .n This city. yester-
dav
Harry peIrSall. ~ StcVartsville.
was calling ON friends and relatives
iu This CITY. Yesterday
Goorg" Robinson. 81 This city has
received his new pullman touring car.
Mrs Rose Mallory. has returned 20
her HON" ar Woodsfold after a visit
with relatives in this city.
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LuHos WERE AFFECTED;
row NJ ooob xxALrx

The makers OF IA Alternative. a
remedy Tor Throat and Lung Troubles.
90 not claim that IL will restore every
one 70 perfect health. but 80 many have
voluntarily testified IL saved their lives
that all who have this dread disease
should investigate and try IL. IL should
stop the night sweats. reduce fever, pro-
more appetite and In very many ca Sos
proiong life Read what IL accomplished
ia this case:
Catherine Ave and Ascot Place.
queens Court. l.. I.
taken with a heavy cold and n nasty
Guiding a specialist. Their medicines
failed. My brother then recommended
Eckman.s Alternative to me very highly.
II Is now nearly two years since nrst
TOOK ~. ] am niw well and 1 dare saw
that would have been buried long ako
" II had nor been for Eckman's Alter
alive l wish to thank you for the God
send 10 me Wherever I go / highly
recommend the Alternative. as ! owe nv
life To- IT,"
fAridsyiD Jos J. TRoEsCHER.
tAbOve abbreviated: more on request }
Alternative has been proven
hN many years test 90 be most erica
cious IN cases Of severe Throat and Lung
Affections. bronchitis. bronchial Asth-
ma. stubborn Colds and In upbuilding
the system. Does not contain narcotics.
potSous or habit-forminE drugs. For
sale by Charles X. Goetze & Co. Wheel
Ing; W. VI. Weyrtck. North End Phsr-
macy.
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town yesterday announcing the car.
nival that is TO be held in his city
mex week.
John Henderson will make a bust.
ness trip to Dillonvale to-day in the
interest of his farm.
Otto Traux returned from a visit to
his parents at Woodsheld. o. He will
resume his duties at the post Office
tomorrow.
The local lodge Of Rebakas held a
regular meeting in their hall in tho
Boyd block last evening.
Yesterday was "A very hot day on
the men that work IN the mills and
several were compelled to quit work
on account of the heat.
Many of the local attorneys will 20
To 81. Clairsville to-day on business
, before the circuit court.
John Furtee. the popular motorman
on the Rayland line. will leave today
for a ten-day vacation. lie will visit
the home of his parents in New Mar
tinsville.
Or. II. II. Wilson made a trip to
Adena yesterday 10 see a patient that
was seriously i'll al that place.
The funeral of the man that was
killed in the mine mp the river was
held yesterday afternoon.
The Knights Of Pytiias will hold a
regular meeting this evening in their
hall on Hanover street.
Many people from west or the city
passed through town yesterday on
their way to the circus.
7 The local high schccl team and the
Bridgeport high will play a game Of
ball on Hoyles field Friday evening
Miss Marcaret Yingling left yester-
day 10 visit friends and relatives at
Lorain and other points for a few
DAYS.
: Matte Rivers. who had her arm
broken some time ago. Is improving
AZ her home on Walnut street
The Royal NeiEhbors will hold a
meeting in their hall in the Shreve-
Heryey building tomorrow evening.
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Police Court.

william Turner and John Shipman
OF Twenty-sixth street. who were ar
rested By the local police Saturday
night on n charge OF violating the Ross
law. were arraigned before Mayor
Nassman yesterday morning. They
weey were found guilty and were fined
s'JO and costs each. which they failed
20 pay. and will he taken TO So. Glars.
vile. Oscar Kennedy. OF the house
L"at. was arraigncd before the mayor
yesterday morning on the same charge
aiid was found guilty. He Was hnet
1900 and costs. which he paid. one
pain drunk was assessed the usuaI
amount.
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BIG Squirt
w. & J Endowment Fund Increased
Yesterday 20 the Extent
OF Sf4o 600.

~p.cili ri-raf.r 20 tho 1r~f.frxenre-
WASHINGTON. Pa. May s.
Washington a Jefferson colleges
campaign for q half million endow.
ment fund took n decided squirt up
ward to-day A. Tho meeting this ar
'"rnoon the reports showed a total
" Slt.02o subscribed since Saturday
noon. bringing the total subscriptions
for Washington and vicinity M 70
sl5@.o62 The local campaign will
some ~ = close a. midnight Thur
day and hv hat time Do is expected
to hato $25p.nun subscribed An o..
fort viii be- made fo raise $50 900 IN
Pittsburgh. Wheeling and other towns
whore Washington a Jefferson cradu.
1tcs arc numerous with tho raising
of this $500 GOO tho college is assured
~ e giff ~ S1oo .onp from tho general
educational board ~ New York city.
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AZ midday in the summer OF 1892 I
shared in an informal luncheon with
the late Admiral Melville and his
warm personal friends. the late John
Chamberlin who was one time the
proprietor OF "A hotel and restaurant
at Washington. OF which NAM Of the
leading politicians and members OF
and cabinet officers were
very fond. II was at Mr.. Chamber
Tins restaurant that Roscoe Conkling
took his meals for several years. and
there Chester T.. Arthur. when vice
president of the United States. board
ID. although he roomed elsewhere
.han in Mr.. CEamberliu's hotel. ~
he luncheon ADMIRAL Melville asked
Nr. Chamberlin If he Cyer allowed dis
.inguished public men 10 run up heavy
bills.
"Oh. yes" replied Mr.. C~hamberlin.
some Of them were never paid. ]
vas asked some years ago n ! would
AXE charge of the restaurant In the
house Of representatives. ! didn't hes.
ltate a | said no. and gave
as my reason that I vas too busy.
MY real reason was that 7 had
learned that some OF IN" stewards
OF the house restaurant had in the
past suffered heavy losses through
the delinquency OF members Of con
gross "a settle their scores a. the end
OF the session
But said Admiral Melville. "you
have had as a guest OF your house
now for some wears. q very promi-
nent mar who. II is commonly said.
has run up a hevy bill. and that there
Is little or no chance that h. Will ever
pay it.
We'll" said Mr.. Chamherlln. che l.
paving r.. although h. doesn't know
n. His great Iromiucnc" I'm III" civil
war and his later prominence In pub
lie life. have brought 20 him many
valuable acquaiutanc"s. He Is very
popular. presume IL Is true that he
hasn't n penny in the world. but he
can live At my house just as long as
he wants 20 and have the best there
IS in tho house.
ct will toll YOU tho reason II You
are careful nor 20 lot IL Get 10 his
ears. His popularity ana his record
are So attractive that he brings a
great deal of business 80 my nous"
He doesn't realize e. he doesn't know
that ! regard him a- far nor" than
Earning him his hoard and lodging
He Is "A very sensitive man and ] am
sure that II That idea over entered his
head he would Get angry and leave
me-
We hotel proprietorS. continued
Mr.. Chamheriin. HAY" Sow" peculiar
experiences. ana that D. "sp'giaiN
true in Washington. J could "ri'" 2
hook ~ mos' interesting nu'cdoi"-
associated with public men 10 Wash
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(By Z. ]. EJwards.)

Il: 80 =. -. - -: -
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ington. two OF whom at least. became
president OF the United States.
There used TO live at the old Ar
lineton hotel. at Washington. a gen
ileman who at one time was very
prominent in politics. He went 10
Washington 10 live. I think. about
1875. He invested all he had in a
piece of unimproved land three or
four miles out from the treasury de
partment building. Almost everybody
thought he was crazy TO do that.
This Investment made him land
poor. | think he did not nave a dol
lar income. The taxes on this prop
crty were unpaid and there were liens
upon n. | once spoke 10 Roesselle,
who was for many years the proprie-
tor Of the Arlington. about this man.
There Is n kind OF freemasonary
among me hotel keepers and We tell
one another things in confidence.
"Rccssellc said to me that he had
kcit this man as a guest OF his house
for some five or six years. and during
all that time he had never paid any
board. \ very large bill had accum-
ulated against him.
Put" said Roesselle. this man is
the soul of honor. lie tells me that
some day his property will change 20
riches because he will be able To sell
his property az an enormous advance
over what he paid on II. ! have full
confidence IN him. Some day | shall
get the full amount OF my bill with
interest. and II will be- a pretty large
sum
4 think IL was four or five years
later" Mr.. Chamherlin continued
that Roesselie came into my place.
He said thar he wanted 10 remind
mo of a conversation he had with me
about the guest he carried Tor 50
many Years without the payment oil
"A dollar on account.
Well enid Roesselle. II ha'
turned ont exactly rs ! told you. Thd
land boom has reached through and
extended beyond his property. lie
has sold his land for a very laree
sum. which was paid in cash. The
first thing he did after he received
his money was 10 ask me 10 step into
my private Office with him. When
did so he asked me 10 make on
my bill for all those years that h.
had boarded With me-. including m
tcres'. ! had INV bookkeeper make
ont the bill. While this was being
done he said 90 me h he was az
last q rich man. aS he viewed riches
When tho bill was handed 10 HIN
he simply looked az the amount. II
was well up in the thousands. Then
So wrote q check for IN" entire
amount and simply said Thank You
RoesSelle D."
~tCopvright. 1919. hv Z ! Edwards
Nj rights reserved.
Tomorrow MIR Edwards will fell
Why Grover Cleveland sent a Sub
stitufe IN the Civil War
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Much interest IL being taken in the
carnival mat Is 90 be- given ON city
park grounds next week. under the
auspices ~ the frcmen. CITY officials.
Fray Grounds Association and the
public in general The AFFAIR II being
given for the benefit OF the play
grounds and Is for tho purpose ~ pay
ing on the debt Of $1,000 that hangs
over their head u g. a worthy cause
and everybody should take an interest
TO- the affair and help 90 boost the
thine along for the benefit of the chill.
dreu.
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NThe membership campaign that has
been In progress for some time under
the auspices OF the Ladies AUXILIARY 81
the CITY hospital, closed last evening.
and their efforts were crowned with
success as n large number Of new
members were added to tn" list. y
pink tea will be given later in the week
for the benefit q fth new members.
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Entertained Eriend..

SUNDAY evening az her home in
South Bellaire. Miss Mary browning
C%-liEhtfully entertained a party OF
iii"nds I'm honor OF Mr.. and Mrs. Al
YIN Early. who have just returned
from their wedding trip. The evening
was very e%njoyably spent at music.
gGmes and other social diversions and
at an appropriate hour delicious re-
lTcshments were served.
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important MEETING.

An important meeting Of the Bel
lar" Progressive Association will he
held in the auditorium OF the city
binding this evening and all members
ar" requested - he present \ MONT
mating committee for the election Of
OFFICERS IN June will be appointed
and the Fairgrounds for the children
will he discussed
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Many Orders

The sanitary Gone Company locat.
od ~ Ldre ard Adams street. iu This
oty. is running 90 full force and 40
'hp present timc are selling n in
Pittsburgh and I~ouuEsfovu and are
about 10000 behind iu films their
orders They are employing nine
people and arc prcpariuE 90 put on
"a IarFfr force
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Board Met

The Sunday School Board OF the
hlrkwood NJ. +. church. held a meet.
ing last evening in the Mems RIbIs
cIaSs room OF the church with ali
Iltmoers present. Business of inn.
portance was transacted and arrange
nents made for holding a meeting at
= la'er date TO take up matters of i'm.
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Much Complaint.

Much complaint Is being heard from
the citizens Of this city in regard to
the man that keeps the streets clean
in the central part of the city. about
not being allowed 10 throw a little
water in the gutter on h streets.
This kind OF weather the water will
not stand very long on the streets
and IL will not do any harm.
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Will Meet.

The regular meeting OF the Profile
on Bible class OF the Second Presby-
teriar church will be held in the
church Thursday evening of this week
al : O'Clock. All members are request
&c to bep resent and a cordial invita-
ton Is extended TO all ladies to at
tend.
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Meeting Held.

The regular monthly meeting Of the
tHi"S AID society 81 the Second
Presbyterian church was hold in the
auditorium "f the church last evening.
\ Iarg" number We're in attendance
ana q number Of important business
matters w"r" given attention. Follow
INK tn business meeting a social scs-
sion was held.
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More Deals.

The e +. Duff real estate agency.
on Fourth street. has made a number
OF important realty deals in this city
and up the river in the past week.
Last Saturday Harry Snodgrass sold
a house and lot on Third street TO r.
G. BOYD and nine lots were sold at
Highland City. Both deals were made
through the Dun agency.
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Tho YourE Women. Missionary So.
ciety OF tho FIRST baptist church held
n W'rfiur fr tHc church lasf evening
and au interesting program vas
rendered which consisted of several
addrcs.ea After the business was
completed s social session was held.
Light retro, hmcuf- were also served.
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City Gospel Mission.

The ~evangeliStic services continue AT
tho city Gospel Mission. This evening
Rev. R. II. Eden. Of Elm Grove. Will
have charge OF the service and a cor
dial invitation is extended To all 10
attend. Special sons service will he
held at = 90 o'clock.
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N"in"iIf class or tl" I.pfl-t
school viii hold I meeting
''' ''''.ir Ht .h. home ~ lfrs Lame
S'f'' seventh street and aU
H'.' Hr' requested tp hs present.
H'ii.'is at' nIs' t1u'a'sd fl
''It '.'hF 'hr r' lir tud thread 20
oh" -"n. work an tho pui.:
I.- ~ -I...-- vii I - LIZ r..I
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The Wheeling Traction company
had n number o. extra cars on this
civ'sion Yesterday to carry the large
"-cwds that usually attend tho circus.
The uains running into this city
h'"ughi n fair size crowd hut nothing
Ike these ~ former yoars. This city
was well represented at the circus bu;
the majority OF the people went To- see
Tie tarade
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MARTINS FERRY


nov sidewalk is being laid on
~'N'h street "y Oh" Nh"ciiue A Lake
'-'l" Railroad COMPANY from tho pla,-
N''"hH~ Z" Walnut street. and when
''"I''''d VIII add much 10 The ap-
''h'' 80 that part = Oh, town.
Won" Wa started last evening and ~
'Np''icd that % Will h- ,ompleted
~. last u tho w..k
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While uorkmou were cneaE.1 ir
f'atafinE for a house in Lansing ~
Stop - ou thn barton f'ue tho sko.c-
Ton ~ o. woman was uu'arthcI ir
fftfk I-lrhr toeferlat Tho body
had rDt boon placed in "a conIn or HII
'-i bad nr't boon buried 20 foot under
fh" ground o. was badly drcom
posed
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miles west OF this city. which was de-
stroyed by IRE severa weeks ago. Is
being rebuilt and when completed will
De larger and more modern than the
former one. New engines are being
Installed and the work Is being rushed.
IL Is probable that the mine will be
able to resume operations in about u
week.
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Mrs George Parsons. wife ot Prof.
Parsons. music rector 30 the local
schools. was -o unfortunate as to lose
a large sum of money boz bills sun.
uay evening while returning from
church Tho money was lost Between
her home and tho church.
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= H'e' 't iris ,it,. had all II
h'- ''' cream wagons and autos 'n the
i''rHd' ir Wheeling Yesterday
i''f'i's and 'f'' mad" 90 ane appoar-
DO. and af'ia.t"i 90 l.f ~ attention.
'''i" were seven wasou- and three
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City Desertrd

F." CIV was practically deserted
'r''"F "s al ~ the people wore at
''ii'hf ih" circus in Wheeling. Tho
'''''l'h company had Il lot a. extra
'"fN On IN" I'm" ir his city and they
"'t' crowded all day ! itrc. mum
''r '.s" went over Zoo rho morning
'' wines The street parade ~ iD
o ,.r.f.
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NEW rnn DAILY
The Roma Theatre
Bellaire's Most Comfortable
Moving Picture House
Harmony Circle

The members OF the harmony circle
OF the Sons OF Israel Temple on Bel
mont street are making arrangements
for a music and literary program
which will he rendered at the temple
Friday evening OF this week. The
following Is the program:
Music Choir
Violin Solo .......... Robert Blum
Reading ............ Carrie Myers
Vocal Solo ..... Charlotte Her2berg
Debate. Resolved that the reading
Of the Bible in the public schools
shall not he prohibited"
Anirmative-Carrie Myers.
\egative-Max DuGa.
ilaho solo ........... Marie Duga
MUSIC choir