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The evening world., 1913-05-21
u HERE WITH MvorGRv
PROM OuoA pGoTk.

Then ASraei sealed the lips OF DIR.
Qharies and the secret died with him.
Many. many years ago Dr. Charles
came TO New York and settled on the
east sl1c. None knew whence he came
er what were his anttecedents. Thopsh
10 hung on the shabby wall OF his living
room . Goid-iettered diploma from the
Univsrsity Of Buda Pesth. and by its
SIDE another diploma Of the medical
scAeol Of the University Of California.
~ lid not practice or invite the sick to
pay him for their healing. II sick poo.
pc came to him he would treat them.
6ut never would he allow payment to be
inaAe for the service.
Instead, the Doctor became . tutor OF
ths youth Of the neixhborhood. prepar-
lng Tor the Regents examinations. More
leasnod In the law was he than the
moee learned Judge, the neishborhood
es,levsd: better did he know how TO con-
stree the Talmud than many rabbis:
In philosophy he was profund. And
strange depths Of learning he constant
~ revealed Of the phallio
slgns ot the ancients. the apochryphal
history Of the Maccabees. the witch.
craft practiced by the Rosecrucians Of
the middle ages.
TAess things good Or. Charles would
occasionally expound 70 his favorite
pupils In the Idle hours Of study. but
TING the Doctors past he would nash
into violent anger Hike the lightning Of
slissos for days on end.
The evening world., 1913-05-21
DRUNKENNESS

IL a curable disease. whicl, requires
treatment. The ORRINE trestment
can be used with absolute confidence.
Il destroys al desire for whiskey. beer.
or other intoxicants. Can be given IN
the home. No sanitarium expense. No
loss Of time from work. Can be given
secretly. y after g trial you fail to get
any benefit from its use your money
VIII he refunded.
ORklNE 10 prepared In two forms;
No. l, secret treatment. a powder: Oh'
RINE No. ., in pill form. Tor those who
desire to take voluntary treatment:
Costs only sl.0O box. Come n and
talk over the matter With kiker-
Hesemsn Co. Ask them for booklet.
The evening world., 1913-05-21
Dr. Frank Charles Befriended
Many, but Would Never
Accept a Fee.
KEPT THE PAST HIDDEN.
With Last Breath He Tried to
Tell Name of Sister
in Prague.

To-day the body Of Second streets
gentle old man Of mystery. Dr. Frank
Chariss. 10 stretched On the floor OF a
room at No. 237. with candles burning
soevs the tired. scanned face. He took
he secret with him when he died. almost
alone to-day. and Second street knows
no more shout him now than II did a
long time ago. The street knows that
he real name was not Dr. Frank
Charles.
The strange circumstance about DR..
Charles death. which 10 being wh,s-
persd over the edges Of coffee cups IN
the Hunsarian cafes Of First and sec ,ad
aveoues. 10 that almost at the end. when
Dr.. Charles heard the rustic Of Axraei's
wings he turned his head and beckonsd
- Joe Handschue. the friend who had
at with him through a long night. 10
draw near. Joe bent his head close to
the fesoiy moving lips Of the dying man
and heard an unfinished message:
In the old country-at Prague--ny
sisters nah,e is''---
The evening world., 1913-05-21
BkCkACHE'
A SYMPTOM
Of More Serious Illness
Approaching. Mrs.
Bender's Case.

Backschc 10 . symptom Of organic
weakness or arrangement. II you have
backache don't neglect Il. To get per-
msnent relief you must reach the root
of the trouble. Road about Mrs. Ben
dcr's experience.
81. james. Mo.-"About . year sgo
war irregular. had cramps every month,
The evening world., 1913-05-21

q Ylrs Chise Ksnssn q tAs iaxter's
headquartsrs IN Great Jones street and
made all the runs with the chief. To-
day he was taken over Fire Headquar-
ters by Chief Kenlon. and then. accom-
panied by Assistant Chief Worth, wis
Ia In charge of the marine department,
insp cted the hreboat New Yorker at
the Battery. After that he was taken
around Manhattan and shown the
whole works"
The evening world., 1913-05-21

headache a:.d con-
,tant backache. ]
took Lydia II. Pink
hams Vegetable
Compound and used
tho Sanstive Wash
and I am relieved Of
all my troubles and
am in pericc { health,
I shall recommend
your medicine to all
my friends and you
may publish this
Testimonial for the
The evening world., 1913-05-21

benefit al other suffering women. -
Mrs. ANNA BENDER. st. James.
Missouri.
Another Case.
Dixon, Iowa. have been taking
Lydia Il Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound for some time and Il has done me
much good. My back troubled me very
much. II seemed weak. ! had much
pnin and was not as regular - ! should
have been. The Compound hss cured
these troubles and recommend II TO ell
nv friends. Mrs. BERTHA DlERk-
SEN, Box lOa. Dixon. Iowa.
II you have the slishtest doubt
that Lydia e. Pinkhsm's Vegeta-
bic Compound will help you. write
TO Lydia z. Pinkham Medicine Co.
(eoniidentisi). Lynn. Mass.. for sd-
Vice. Your letter will be opened.
read and answered by . woman.
and held In strict confidence.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-05-08
The White Plague Is Az
tackled
{ Conllnued from page Une.l

Continued from page Une.l
About one half Of the total number
we're married. The great majority Of
the cases were between the ages oil
Is and i5. which is the period when
the individual is most valuable in in.
dust-ial life"
Other addresses which win be de-
lifered during the convention will be-
Zone Years Results at the Homo Hos
pital, By Dr. Edward C Brenner att
tending physician of the Home hos.
pital. New York. on Friday "a Method
of Finding Early Cases OF nbercu-
losis," BY Dr. Harry Lee Barnes, sup
erintendent OF the Rhode Island State
sanitorium, Wallum Lake. r. l., tomor-
row afternoon, Hospitals for Ad.
vanced Cases. by Dr. Theodore b.
Sachs, of Chicase ane Dr, Thomas
Specs CarFington OF New York. this
afternoon: The Medical Side Of the
tuberculosis Problem. by Dr. William
Charles White medical director OF the
tuberculosis league OF Pittsburg. to-
morrow afternoon. and ~The Relation
oi Industries to tuberculosis. by Sur.
geon d. S. Warren OF she United
states marine and hospital service.
before the sociological section OF the
association this afternoon.
waile no one in attendance today
would say anything for publication, it
was reported that the association
would discuss the Friedman cure
Not one OF those present at this morn.
mg's session would either commend
or condemn the Friedman cure All
declared that they preferred to wait
further developments Of the cases
which the German physician treated
and any action that the government
might take in permitting CT forbidding
the use Of the Friedman cure. Il
vas admitted today that some uuof-
lieial efforts bad been made to haye
pr friedman attend the convention
and explain his cure but The ass0cia-
tion, ii was said today, refused e
formally invite aim 20 come.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-05-08
CONVINCING
TESTIMONY
Given By Many cbIckasna People

Given by Many chiekasha People.
Experiences told by Chickasha peo-
PIE
These who have had weak kidneys
Who used noans Kidney pills
Whe found she remedy effective
Such statements prove merit
You might doubt an utter stranger.
You mu4 believe ChicRasha people
Here's Chickasha proof Verify IL.
Read Investigate. Be convinced.
Youll find why chiekasha folks be-
lleye In Doan's
Nrs, A. Halght. 426 South Eleventh
street, chickasha, Okla, says; z am
Just as strong Ia my praise Of Doan's
Kidney pills today as / was when
allowed my name to be used. recon-
mending them before The cnre they
brought me and others OF my family
has been permanent have also given
Doans Kidney Pills a thorough trial
and my experience has given NC
knowledge Of their worth My advice
TO all kidney sufferers is te try Doans
Kidney pills.
For sals by all dealers. Price 81
cents. Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo
New York, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name Doan's -and
take no other Advertisement.
2t dGitv
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-05-08

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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-05-08
BAILEY lrEMs.


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Born. 70 Mr. and Meg Tom Archer,
a hoy Monday night
Born, % Mt and Mrs. Jess Gozey,
q boy Monday morning
Rev Tension filled his regular ap-
pointment Saturday and sunday here.
Mr. Walford, who has been suffer
ing with an eve defect, went to Okla
homa city for treatment last We'd
nesday
a. N. Howard, who has been spend
igs oae month at Hot Springs, Ark,
returned home Saturday ana reports
MIR Lyle imnroving
/ Mrs r. 4. LYLE Of NARROW has been
visiting her daughter. Mrs. Howard.
fer the past three weeks she re-
turned home Monday
H. Bible. Pat Chaffin aud Prof Linz
ming went fishing last week aud re-
port fine time. They caught one cat
fish weighing IS pounds one SIS pounds
and numerous small ones
w r. Chalfin returned home from
Oklahoma City Saturday last, after
undergoing an operation. haylng bis
left eyeball removed. which had been
injured hy a cotton boil striking him
pa the eve while plowing
Last Tuesday night the brotherhood
of American Yeomen met ia regular
session Refreshments nere served.
aud d Candidate Initiated ia the mss
teries Of Yeomanry a general good
time was had BY eyegyl9ay. The
Bray lodge was present ia body.
briusiag their driH team. which con.
ierred the degree work.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-05-08

IN the whole field Of medicine there
isEnot d healing remedy that will re.
pair damage TO the flesh more quickly
than nallards Snow Imminent In cuts.
wounds, sprains, burns, scalds and
rheumatism, its healing and penetrat
ing power IS extraordinary. Pricea5e.
50c and $tO0 per bottle Sold by Owl
drug store and Public Drug 60. ADV.
d&w
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-05-08
FoR TAg MEAk 80 NERvous.

FOR THE WEAK AND NERVOUS.
Ired-ou6 weak. nervous men and
women would feel ambitious. ener.
setic. 80 Of life ana always nave a
sood anpet.ts. Is they wouia DO the
sensible thiag soF AealtA-take Eler
trio BineFs. Nothing better Tor the
stomach. liver or kidnegs. Thousands
say they owe thelr lives to This won
degfal home remedy Mrs O. Rhine.
vault Of Nestal Center. N H.. says
II regard Eleeuie Birers as one Of
the sreaest 81 sli5s can never for
set ahai i, has done Ter me eet a
bottle yourself aud see What a differ.
ence it wlil make in yoa health only
5ac ana siQa Recommended By Brown
& Co-Aav. a6w
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-05-08

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3 HEsL ESTATE TRANSFERS. =
q Sompied BIZ tns 6rady County p
IN Abstract Company ti2 :
~ North Third Street. e
= 44# 4 = = . = = = #4s% n
S u Williams 60 Frank L. Monl-
gomory i-2a-ia Ss00' lots TO 8s, in,
elusive Williams addition 20 Nerden.
a. J Marsh to G, Il Erwin, a22-is,
sos NV sW NV. ts sW NV l0; S
"a SIC sWi S is sW SIC, NE sW sEi
AZ SEE S 4 sE M NE sE NE N.
on
q "a iolley 81 al 10 b. j Gfiea
Sl00s 4.aa-lS. sW SE a-5-6.
M g. Endicott and wife to Ira 4
RupleN ilSl5 SG000 y M 1878
M NJ Estes to Giles III Hiidor II
$1,000. Saooi w Ia feet lot 2, block 7e
Chickasha
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-05-08
IN MgnoaIAn


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On Tuesday Nay s. ths sympathi1.
ing friends ot Alr. and Mrs. Joan
reacle. io2S Pennsylvania avenue. par.
iicipaied in a simple yes tender ana
impressive service at the home st the
eereaved parents. after which tie Is
mains d Ntue Aaroa were lald Is
rCst In tbe ls @ o f. eemsiery. Rev
Sherman q the Baptist cbureh offe-
ati0s There we're sgvsgal taaausai
Iiosai .rihgiss amcaz sales sAs sae
sroa, the 4. e 81 4ssos sas
sgish. little sos ana loses s. Aose
vhe Suew hin aezts has she 27
months q his life we're market 81
sNilerias. to5 hs aeysr kneu mzay
Fel DAYS ans Sc finaiiy speeunbs
s. aoah.s raeawoais. Assa sIsh. eas
DE rap e little waauss Il the Genie
tsry ior Aafrn uAs shs third small
shi.6 salsa 1f sna Ars Tsaeis hare
aeA sAiie1 &c q slse na 0az assFts
ars ta.l 81 teaisr ssnrsshs lar slass
atFeasca Htrea.s #ea aee Sc ragaE
Aas tAss aass sas swes; asaasAnes
.N4s fnfs iis..s SD Is sais 3 s4s aai-
ssS lard C. rAish So knee s. ltls
ans Watss scucw ana suffering aat
4sAla never sems Tss tender sat
ssanzeilntst 60 hlaOn ia = aEsasf7
as2l.asss slsaa la NAssA iae tee
a4rsa.s aay nsss sAsis loved eass
sent en- as.ere 0ns aaas eri r
ss@4s ta eemla-s tAe sagfaaiaz sataer
end mciaez "A Fr.eud
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-05-08

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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-30
DEPUTY GOES AFTER
WEALTHY Ell PASO
PROMOTER
Charged With Obtaining Mo.
ney. Under False Pretenses
ExtraditiOn Papers Issued
by Texas Governor.

Armed with extradltion papers, hon-
cred by Governor Colquitt OF Texas,
l~puty sheriff r.. 4. Bartlcss lcnVcs
tonight for III l'aso to bring oaas
william Mueller said TO be wealthy
resident Of the border town. Mueller,
tcgether with one Il. W. Newman,
Was indicted by the grand jury at the
spring term this year. on the chars,s
~ obtaining money under false pro-
tcnscs. The transaction grew out III
the sale Of lots In Las Cruces. A
number Of local people. Il ~ charged,
purchased these lots and when they
had made payment were unable 60
secure deeds TO the property. it q
$50 alleged that the property waa
misrepresentcd and that instead 81 be-
ing located within easy reach Of the
business center OK las Cruces. the
division WAS located on uani
fnesa mnny feet above the town.
Mueller and Newman were lndicsc I
some three years ago. but the lndl,;
mont WAS subsequently qusshed. Las,
spring the case was again presented
TO the grand jury and "a second indlcs-
mcnt csultcd. Newman's present
" hercabOuts ~ unknown.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-30
REGULATION BAILOT
Bon ELECTION SCJIEpITID

While IN former years nominations
for the different offices viii bc made
from the floor, ballots viii be- cast in
a box provided FOR that purpose. and
each voters certificate number and
name VIII De checked of In q poll
book when the vote is cast Just as
though the election were a municipal
or state affair.
Ono more rival for next year's con-
vention has been discovered In Santa
Fc Jose d. Sem. 81 Nns state today
VIII attend tie meeting this year TO
press tho claims OF the Ancient city
for the gathering.
Tho association will consider a
ercat many matters of importance.
Among them ~ tho codinoation Of the
school law. There aro now some 500
pages Of laws relating go schools,
some suporanuuatod and some vague
and obscure. The educators want to
grt the Ion reduced to about go pages
or Tess and then they want number
of amendments and improvements
m1de. ~ Is possible that the aHsocia-
ton ns "a body AL appropriate funds
FOR this codincation and for securing
needed legislation.
owing 10 the demand for time 10
teach agriculture and domestic
science. 81 il likely that the course OF
study for the grammar grades VIII
have 10 bee siinpllned, and the associa-
ton VIII consider this al length.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-30
SOUTH SECOND ST.
HAS FINE NEW
HOTEL
VendOme Annex, New and At
tractively Furnished, Late
est Improvement on Lively
Thoroughfare.

With the close approach of the
state teachers convention, attention
is again called Co the growing business
importance Of South Second street
because of the recent opening on that
thoroughfarc of one OF the most at
tractivc hotel properties In the state
The new Nendome Annex at the cor
ncr of Second and silver
The Vendomo Annex occupies the
entire second floor OF tho handsome
building recently erected by John
Cornettu, one of the oldest and most
successful hotel men IN New Mexico.
n contains some twenty rooms. all
newly and attractiNely furnished
throughout Steam heat, baths, cleo
trio light aud all modern hotel CON
yenicnccs are part OF the Nendome
service. and meals may be had at
reasonable prices at the Nendome
restaurant just around the corner on
South First street.
The now Ncndome Annex Is only
one or "a considerable number ot Inn
protcmcnts which are soon to win
Tor South Second street a business inn
..ortance second 90 none la this city.
In the front rank of those who are
setting the Improvement pace IN ms
part OF the city are the First National
hank. Citizens Lumber company, W.
V Futrole. George c. Scheer Furni-
ture company. iiubhs lnundfy'
charles l.. Kcpplcr J. NJ. Solpe, VIII
liam Doldc. ~ W Fee. Passmoro ana
son. and l.. v. Carson the barber
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-30
PERSONALS

John r. Murray one OF the host
kuown educators in the country, and
personal friend OF Secretary ot tho
Interior Franklin IS. Lame, is ut tho
Albuquerque government indian
school as the guest of superintendent
Rcuheu Perry ln the Cuurfe of a criti-
cal inspection 81 the methods Of the
service being made az the request of
SECRETARY Lame Mr.. Murray has all
ready published some interesting dn-
ga regarding the result of his olsnrr
unce of tho indian school WORK. lle
viii ho here for several days.
MnCcy ~ Lapham az the bureau 0l
soils uf the department of aEricul-
ture Deg visitor at the a.. $ indian
school here in connection with some
special soil Investigations on the
school farm
Louis g.. Gumhiner. for many ycar
resident Of Albuquerque. arrived
this morning from Los Angeles. whore
Dee now makes his home. Sir Gum
biner expects to remain here for BE-
month cor more
Col w S. llopcwcll left this after
noon for Santa Fo ON business
Marriage license WAS issued today
10 q NJ S1udoyal, of this city. and
Miss Candolariu silva. or Sandoval
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-30
CONCRETE POURlNG
PROVES SUCCESS
At CITY HALL
Interested Spectators Watch
Operation Of Unique Device
at Work on New Municipal
Building.


That the now concrete pouring APP
paratus on she city hall construction
on South Second street Ia r. completes
success, IS ntteEtcd by the city cnEi-
neer. who watched tho first workout
this morning and BY many interested
spectatoIH. who stopped thls morning
To watch the machine az work. THE
device consists 81 an s5-font tower.
uppn which the MIXED concrete On
raised IN n mammoth scuttle. a great
hopper which may be moved up and
down on the tower. and az which a
man ia continually stationed 10 re-
lease the concrete. and q long steel
derrick from which Is suspended two
movable steel sruoghs, aggrcgatinE
over 100 feet In length. these troughs
being moved 20 any part 81 the worK
90 discharge the fluid concrete where
needed The concrete ~ poured from
the mixer into the acuitle. the Hcuttle
iH run on n trumway 60 the foot Of
the tower hoisted and dumped IN u
iiffy into the hopper and the man at
the hopper keeps continuous stream
~ concrete flowing down the dis-
charge trouehs into the forms. Tho
massive fgotinaa for the fire depart
muuf section were filled In short
time this morning and the machine
was set 10 work filllng up the formB
for the walls % the main building.
The machine worked practically with
out % hitch from the start much to
the qualification ~ City Engineer
Glndding. n does away with o largo
crew of men with whcalbarrOwa and
saves weeks Of time IN getting the
concrete In place.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-30
SCHOOL CHILDREN
IN PAGEANIS FOR
EXPOSITION
Albuquerque's Educational
Display at San Diego to Be
Unique; Committee Named
to Arrange It.

The coming uf the Spanish con-
uuistadorcs. mail-clad warriors ana
sombrr- CARRIED priests into the undlH-
covered wilds OF Sew Mexico and the
founding of Albuquerque are among
the nagrants 90 be enacted hy DO
tween 5000 and 1000 school children
OF Albuquerque and Bcrnalillo coun-
.ty, 10 bee reproduced IA moNlng PIC
lures for exhibition 10 visitors from
au over the country al the Panama
California exposition az San Diego ~
This IL the biggest Of number Of
big ideas preached hy Col ~, ~
Twitchell. chairman Of the New Mex
foo San Diego exposition commission
at "a meeting held last night al the
Commercial club at which q local
committee on educational oNhihitt
was selected. This CommQtce includes
| President David u. BOYD Of the Uni
ycrsity. Suporlntcndent John Milne
of the city schools Superintendent
Atanasio Montoya of the county
| schools and superintendent Reunei
/ Perry of the government lndiai
school ~ o. planned 90 have a great
/ demonstration bY The school children
nt date 60 be- selected ana the expo
sition commission viii have moyini
| pictures taken OF the historical sccncl
to be- rc-onnCtcd ny The boys ant
girls In addition 60 these motioi
/ pictures 10 be- displayed Ia tho pie
turesdue New Mexico buildings therl
viii be varied displays OF the wnrl
done IN the public schools. photo
graphs and other exhibit TEXTURES de
plotting educational progress in th
new state Tho meeting last niNN
was ATTENDED by a large number o
Educators and others
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-30

Phllandcr Prlesucy Claxton. United
states commissioner az education ana
ono OF the brainest and most progress
slhc men who ever occupied that pO-
Stiun, VIII be the most distinguished
visitor Ht the sessions of the New
Mexico Educational association IA
THIS city November % 90 20 next. DIT
ClaNton has ovinced warm interest
Ia the educational progress and de-
Nolupment ~ New Mexico and HIS
presence No the meeting here viii add
considerable enthusiasm and inspira-
ton 10 tho sessions. Dr. Claxtnn and
Governor Mcdonald viii both speak
on Monday night Of convention week
other interesting features of the
elaborate general program VIII be- the
reception Tuesday afternoon nv the
Woman's clue and the Parent Teach
crB' association, the special entertain
mcnt furnished the visitors Tuesday
ulght at the opcrn house and the
meeting of tho "Hoollos" orRnniza-
ti0n. the GrIdlron club nf the cduca-
tors following that entertainment.
CHIEF Clerk Asplund OF the state
rdDcatinn department who loft for
Santa Fc on the afternoon train was
most enthusiastic In his comment on
the progress being madc hy the men
of the organization ard of tho COM
morcial club who are making the ar
ranrcmcnts for the convention.
Arrangements have been made for
low railroad rate for the teachers,
90 begin early enough a. let thcm arr
rive here Thursday night ana with q
limit uf ten days. which win allow
those wishing to do so 10 stop over
here until December o Arrange
mcnis have also boon made for the
teachers 10 attend the Arizona New
Mexico football game Thursday az
tcrnoon a. no cost To themselves,
This is expected 20 be- a ercot induce
mcnt TO keep them over until after
The oratoricul contest Wednesday
night
This contest VIII likely Doe the best
over held. There are many more en-
tries than have ever before been the
case and tho large size OF the crowd
viii Doe am inspiration To the speakers.
Another feature which viii Doe OF
Interest 90 the teachers is the cduca-
uopul institution headquarters which
VIII be maintained by each of the big
state schools To these an old stu
dents are invited and social reunions
viii De held az them.
a state spelling bee viii Doe held,
each educator being urged to- bring
whatever pupils he has that he be-
licycs are exceptionally good nt spell
ing. Not onl5 viii this attract at
tentioH and interest but @ viii dis
PROVO tho belief that modern schools
do not teach spelling, il Is expected.
Executive Offices viii be maintained
40 the Commercial club. whore AIDE
quate office facilities viii be provided
FOR tho rush 81 teachers eager 90 reg
lister Last year the registering
teachers swumped the officials who
were handling this work. This year
it is planned 20 have plenty of room
and several officials ON duty an the
time. SO that there viii be no crowd
ing. The bureau Of Information, an
important feature with visitors, VIII
also he located at the club. So VIII