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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-01-17
STATE CLOSES IN
TRIAL Of EPT|MG
COURT HEARS ARGUMENT
ON ADMISSIBILITY OF
EVIDENCE.
WILL GIVE RULING TO-DAY
SNYDER OF CLAYTON. NEW MEN.
ICO. WILL TESTIFY ~ TO
PROBABLE CONDITION OF
SNEED'S MIND
speelal TO Daily News.

SPECIAL 70 uaily news
MEMPHIS Texas. Jan i6.-The
state rested in its case against u. b
Epting today with the conclusion OF
the testimony OF Sam Bass. night
clerk at the Mansion Hotel in Fort
Worth Immediately upon the AN
nouncement by Senator Odell OF the
intention of states counsel to rest,
Mr.. Mclean stated that the first wit.
ness TO be called for the defense was
Captain T. S. Snyder OF Clayton. n
NJ. father OF Mrs j. B. Sneed. Sen
.ator Odell stated that as this testi-
mony and all other OF like character
tending TO show the condition OF j
B Sneed's mind would be objected
to by the state. Il would be best 10
retire the jury and allow the lawyers
TO argue the question before the
court in their absence
The jury was taken out by the
sheriff for walk and more than
two hours and a half was consumed
by counsel in presenting their argu.
meBts The court took the matter
under advisement and will render
his opinion in the morning II this
testimony is not admitted the case
will be materially shortened, and II
may be the testimony will close by
Saturday night.
Sam Bass testified that j. B.
Sneed. as a man he now thinks was
Sneed. accompanied by. some other
man. registered at the Mansion H.
tel In Fort Worth under an assume a
name on August 30. 81 and Septer
ber first.
Jimmie Burnam the 10 year Old
Amarillo boy. an eye witness to thu
killing. proved an interesting wit.
ness.
The witness, p. l.. Wilks testified
to state OF facts, which II true
would indicate that h. u. Eptine
was in Amarillo on the day Of the
killing and left there at 6:35 that
might, reaching Quanah about mid
night.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-01-17
PREACHER ELtDES
POLICE SECOND TIME

BY Associated Press
RICHMOND. Cal. Jan l6.-Al-
though the police surrounded the
parsonage OF Rev. Frank lIern today
and kept watch on the First Bap-
tist church adjoining. In the belfry
OF which he was found hiding early
this morning. the clergyman succeed
ed in eluding the watchers tonight
and again disappeared.
Service In divorce proceedings fil-
ed against him by Mrs. May ID. Tow
rea. who says she L. his Wife. was
made Jan. l3. and the police de
partment undertook to keep the
clergyman under surveillance until n
report from Oregon. alleging that
he is wanted there could be invests
gated
Hern states II is his twin brother
the Officers are after. but Mrs. DE
Tovera Identified numerous articles
which she said belonged 10 her in
the pastors study
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-01-17

Of MONEY RIGHT
JACOB SCHIFF THINKS IN.
DIVIDUALS SHOULD NOT
BE RESTRICTED.
by Associated Pres,


WASHINGTON, u. c., Jan. 10
Liberty of individuals to concentrate
money and power to the limit of
their financial ability was advocated
today before the House money
trust investigating committee by
Jacob IT, Schiff. OF Kuhn, Loeb a
Company.
Schn declared that individuals
should be allowed TO exert their ut
most efforts TO concentrate fortunes
until the laws OF nature caused the
attempted monopoly TO fall OF its
own weight lie opposed concentra-
tion through corporations or holding
companies, however. lie could not
say whether concentration had
Reached a point where 1t was dan
gerous.
Schlff took the view that deposi-
tors OF banks are amply protected
under present laws.
He admitted he had watched the
control OF money and power concen-
trate into the hands of few corpo-
rati,ps Within the last few years and
that those corporations are control
ed by a few men. but that was not
a matter OF concern 10 him.
He said he opposed one bank own
ing another and as rule was OPP
posed TO all holding companies
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-01-17
SPEAKER OF HOUSE
To APPOINT COMMITTEES

AUSTIN, Texas. Jan. l6-By a
vote OF 1913 to 81 the House this
afternoon voted down the resolution
which sought TO take the power OF
the appointment OF standing commit
tees out OF the hands OF the speaker
and vest that power in the House
itself. The resolution was by Rep
resentatiye Rowell and provided for
the appointment OF a committee 10
select the committees There was
considerable debate on the PROPOSE.
ton but was voted down by a decis-
i've vote This was n clear victory
for the speaker The senate has
also voted down a proposition 10
have the senate name the commit
tees. Both branches OF the legisla-
ture occupied most OF the day In lis
tening 20 the 'eading OF the COVER
nors message There we're a large
batch OF bills introduced IN both
branches The Katy consolidation
bin was introduced IN the senate and
will also be presented in the house
After Speaker Terrell had won out
the appointment OF committees he
announced that h' would receive
from each member a list of five
committees on which they desired to
serve intending 10 give the members
membership on the committees they
want. The speaker announced the
following permanent committee on
rules: Kennedy. Humphreys. Bagby
and Nahrous. The standing commit
tees will be announced tomorrow
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-01-17
PRISONERS MAKE
JAIL DELIVERY
OVERPOWER CLAIMING
JAILER AND LOCK HIM
INSIDE CAGE
.b|NO AND GAG WOMAN
RECAPTJRED AFTER CHASE BY
DEPUTY AND POSSE WHO
STAND GUARD TILL
SHERIFF COMES.
special to Daily New..

special 10 Daily Newa.
CLAIMING. Texas. Jan. To-
Three desperate prisoners, Ben Co.'S
tello, r. o. Crawford and Ben Logan.
broke jail here about noon today af-
ter having oyerpowered and tied
Jailer 5. NJ. Dowlen. who was locked
In the cell vacated by the fugitlyes.
Dowlen had gone into feed the men.
when he was assaulted
The trio descended to-the lower
floor OF the jail and surprised Mrs.
Dowlen, the jailers wife. who was
gagged and tied TO the foot of the
bed while her assailants searched
the place for yaluables. After their
departure. Mrs. Dowlen managed to
effect release and Immediately gave
the alarm.
The citizens organized and man
aged TO recapture the fugltves, after
hot chase. The posse was led by
Deputy Sheriff r. L. Queen. The
fleeing men were overtaken near the
brakes OF the Canadian, and had
they reached a point three hundred
Yards further would have effected
escape.
They were returned to the Jail.
where a peculiar difficulty confront
ed their captors. Jailer Dowlen was
stll locked in the cell. an6 the com
bination was known only to the sher-
iff OF the county, who was absent
In Dalhart. A Gordon OF 80 citizens
surrounded the Jail and kept guard
until the sheriff's return Dowlen
was released and the meE were again
,incarcera,ed.
Costello. Crawford and ogan
were held on a charge OF bu tiariy-
ing the store OF Thorn 4 Allie hero
Christmas.
The town was keenly excited and
for a time there was strong talk in
the air against the prisoners.
Mrs. Dowlen was bruised about
the throat, but not injured 10 any
considerable extent lailer Dowlen
was relieved of his pocketDook which
contained SIG
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-01-17
GOVERNOR SENDS
REGULAR MESSAGE
RECOMMENDS COMPULSORY
EDUCATION AND OTHER
SCHOOL LAWS
EARLY SALOON CLOs|MG|
ADVISES CHANGES IN COURT
PROCEDURE TO LESSEN COST
OF LITIGATION AND REVIS-
ION OF STATUTES
special % Daily New.

Special 10 Daily New.
AUSTIN. Texas. Jan. l6.-The
governors message to the legislature
was read today in both branches
Following are the principal recon-
mendations made by the governor In
the message:
Passage OF laws 10 encourage
growth OF secondary and primary
schools and increased appropriations
for all the higher state institutions:
a state tax for the university and A.
and NJ. College: Compulsory attend
ance OF all idle children in school
between ages OF and 16; free text
books In counties that have a school
tax; many reforms in state penal and
eleemosynary Institutions; a law re-
quiring counties OF over $4,000 to
maintain juvenile training school;
asks that the threatened inyestiga-
tion Of prison finances be- made, a
law closing saloons from 9:30 to G
next morning: law TO allow cities to
prescribe limits In which saloons
shall exist; law allowing counties TO
vote to have liquor sold in original
packages, but not drunk at the place
OF sale Law requiring all social
clubs to obey the liquor laws and
gambling laws In regard to closing,
etc; a revision OF the election laws;
amendment 10 the anti-campaign
contribution law. so as to prohibit
contributions by persons as well as
corporations. law against hiring OF
campaign speakers; law repeating
fire rating law and doing away with
board: In against repeal Of Robert
son insurance Law and would allow
outside companies to return to Texas
on the payment of penalties: law re-
quiring judges to deliver charges to
iuries before attorneys argue the
case: favors commission OF lawyers
10 revise the condense statutes: ia
vors doing away with the court
stenographer law" TO cheaper liti-
CATION doing away with fees In ev-
cry office in the state from consta-
bic to governor and placing az
on a salary basis; a blue sky law
that applies the principles OF the
railroad stock and bond law to every
corporation in Texas and any outside
desiring TO do business in the state.
cotton warehouse measure, with
warehouses receipts. and the right
OF political subdivisions to issue bond
10 build warehouses: a law abolish
ing giving of railVad passes to a
number of state officials who now
receive them; law preventing the
giving away OF the water in Texas
rivers to private irrigation company.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-01-17
IRISH HOME RULE
MEASURE PASSED
ULSTER INCLUDED WITH
REST OF IRELAND DE-
SPITE PROTEST.
BY Associated Press

ny NHspAlslfu TTfs
LONDON. Jan. l6-The irish
home rule bill passed after the third
reading in the House OF Commons
tonight by vote OF 36S to 25N
A feature OF the final debate on
the bill was the speech OF John Red
mond the nationalist leader
We oppose the exclusion of lister
fronx5he home rule bill on several
grounds, he said. but the supreme
objection is nothing would CON pen
state the natlonalists for the mutila-
tion OF their country"
Il believe that In spite o. the
House OF Lords the home ru.. bill
is going to pass into law within the
lifetime OF this parliament The
Lords We know. are going 10 'hrow
Il out, but although the Lords still
have teeth. they can't bite"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-01-17
CHINESE CITY
To Be REBUILT
FIVE MILLIONS IN BONDS
OFFERED IN UNITED
STATES

8y Associated Press
SAN FRANCISCO. Cal, Jan. Ia
Detailing plan for the rchabilita-
tion OF Canton. China. u G. John
son. chief engineer OF the Canton
board OF public works, and influen-
tial in the new republican govern
ment. arrived here today 10 arrange
for the sale Of $1,000 600 In govern
ment bonds In this country
He told Of EVIL smelling unsani-
tary. cramped novels and one story
houses 10 be- replaced ON the opposite
bank OF Noman Island by a modern
city with wide streets. sanitary sew
ers and municipal Watorworks
He said $4,000 600 was n"ccs-
sary 10 begin the contemplated
changes
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-01-17
APPROPRIATION BILL TAKES
CRtCk At POWDER TRUST

IS Assoc. .'ei Press
WASHINGTON. D. g., Jan. "a
drastic provision aimed ar the So
called powder trust following testi-
mouy alleging that tho Dupont Pow
der Company maintains a lobby here
and spends hundreds of thousands OF
dollar, n Washington We're features
of 'lo '1r'HcatIous appropriation
bin which directs 13 cents per pound
as fhe maximum price fo bee paid for
powder Do year. Dupont has been
chargu- BE-. cents fo the government.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-01-17
DIFFERENT PLANS
FOR BANK REFORM
CENTRAL RESERVE BANK
OR TWENTY CLEARING
HOUSES.

ny NnsOclhted fftsh
WASHINGTON. D. C.. Jan l6.-
Two widely different plans for bank
ing and currency reform legislation
were recommended to the currency
committee today
George N. REYNOLDS, president o,
the Chicago Continental and Com
mercial National Bank and 4 mem
Der OF the National Monetary Com
mission insisted that central pow
er, similar TO central reserve as
sociation is essential TO any sound
banking system.
W. \. Nash. chairman of the di-
rectors OF the New York Corn ex.
change Bank declared a central pow
er is unnecessary and proposed the
organization of twenty clearing
houses carefully located geographic
cally, with power to issue loan GER
tificates convertible upon demand,
into government currency.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-01-17

WASHINGTON. u. G. Jan 10
President Tart has arranged to leave
Washington tomorrow on a trip that
will keep him away from the capital
for several DAYS lis first engage
meut Is 20 speak az a dinner of the
Clover Club in Philadelphia tomor'
row night Saturday night be- is Is
attend a dinner tn New York 10 hon
o. former President Andrew ID
White OF Cornell University he
will spend sunday in New York and
the next morning v.l. proceed 90
Ncv Haven 20 attend a meeting o.
The Yale Corporation of which he
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-01-17
WOMAN SUFFRAGE
RESOLUTION INTRODt CED
SPECIAL to Daily Sews.

SPECIAL 10 Daily Sevs.
AUSTIN. Texas Jan lG- Senator
McGregor OF Travis County. Texas,
introduced In the senate a oint reso-
luton providing for an amendment
10 the constitution establishing fe-
male suffrage In Texas. The reso-
luton provides that all females Of
p years OF age or over shall be en-
titled TO the ballot. and the governor
rs directed 10 submit the resolution
TO the voters of Texas az the gener-
al election 20 boz held On Texas In
November 1915 The payment Of
poll tay shall not De- a disqualified
-rr '1 srrh female voters
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-01-17

COLUMBIA. 5 G.. Jan 10
Founders DAY. the l0Nth anniyer-
sary OF the founding OF the institu-
,ion. was observed al the University
OF South Carolina today with a pro-
gramme OF eNenlises that includes
addresses by Charles Francis Adams
OF Boston and Or Walter $. NcNeill
OF Richmond
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-01-17
WANT WESTERN MAN FOR
SECRET AIRY on INTERIOR

Ry Associated Press
WASHINGTON, u G., Jan. l6.-
\ letter sent 10 Governor Wilson to-
day signed by Senators NeWlands OF
Nevada, Chamberlain of oregon.
Myers of Montana. Perky OF Idaho.
Smith and Ashurst OF Arizona. urges
the selection OF a western man as
secretary OF the interior
Eliglblcs mentioned are T.. L.
Norris of Montana. James H. Hav.
Icy OF Idaho. ] y. Field OF Oregon.
and CLAY Tallman Of Nevada.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-01-17
'HANTS" BOTHER
JACK JOHNSON
SPENDING NIGHT IN DEATH
CELL OF JAIL WEAK
EMS BACK.
BY Associated rress

ny RheoNi<icu TEcN
CHICAGO. Ill, Jan l6.-Jack
Johnson. suffering from an old-fash-
ioned case of "hants" limped into
the office of Charles W. Dewoody of
the Federal Court today and COM
planned bitterly OF being kept Tues
day night in the death cell OF the
county jail.
He swore "spooks' made merry
around the cell all night.
lie said: I'm all bunged up, or
the first time in my life am suffer
ing with a weak back. that is due to
my thresing around all night when
spooks were bothering me"
He then displayed large porus
plaster placed, on his back
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-01-17
RHOON CORN SHIrpIE>
CIV TRANSIT PRIVILEGES

spsria. % Daily News.
AUSTIN. Texas Jan Ib The
railroad commission this afternoon.
a. result of d hearing held on
the sub'oC' granted the proposed
transit privileges applying ou broom
corn 10 Amarillo shipper. are 20
deposit q rharle of 8 ear
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-01-17

NEW ORLEANS. La, Jan To-
4 number OF Louisiana cities elected
MAYORS and commissioners today
preparatory 20 tho installation of
the commission form Of municipal
Since the adoption OF
the commission plan ht New Orleans
"a short time ago there has been a
statewide movement .U favor %. 'ho
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-01-17
MUST GIT WIiE'S PERMIT
To co OUT SATURDAY EVENING

o. Associated Press
CHICAGO. Ill Jan. l6 IIeroaf-
ter Elmer Bemsten. must not leave
home Saturday night without his
Wife's permission. aud 10 he does she
must accompany him, so Judge Sab
bath ruled today. when Mrs Benz
steu who charged her husband with
non-support and not being home
from Friday tin Monday. finished
her testimony.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-01-17
$40 EfTiEl NtGEL ORDERS
ED. I. MNLIJS DEPORTED

BY assoc s'tf PrcW
WASHINGTON, - c., Jan l6.-
Edward = Nylius. detained at New
York. was ordered deported today
by Secretary Nagel. who held that
in libeing King George of England
he had committed a crime involving
moral turpitudc
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-01-17
GOVERNOR REPRIEVES
ALLEN BROTHERS
~ Associated Press

RICHMOND. Va. Jan. Floyd
and Claude Allen. sentenced t0 die
tomorrow for the Carroll County
court house murders last March,
we're reprieved today by Governor
Mann. who agreed 10 hear Arguments
for commutation Of their sentence
February Their reprieve ends
March
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-01-17
HEAD OF ARSON TRUST
no MAKE FULL CONFESSION


~ Assoe.sted Press
NEW YORK. Jan. i6.--"Izzy the
Painter" head OF the New York I'm
derworld Arson Trust" was brought
from Sing Sing today to confess TO
District Attorney Whitman that he
had applied the torch to 200 houses
within the last few months.
Whitman declared he believes
more than thousand fires kindled
in New York recently could be trac-
ed 10 the gang
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-01-17
PAM STILL LEADS ~
PRESIDENTIAL con NTEST
liy Associated Press

w N'sot-ted Ffesi
PARIS. France. Jan. ia pres
ident OF France is 20 be chosen to-
morrow by members OF the Chamber
OF Deputies and the senate sitting to-
gether as a national assembly % ver-
sailles
The eve OF election finds a., situ-
alton involved as regards to oand-
dates The third nomination Dallot
taken today gave Premier po.neare
30s and Jules Pam 3l3 votes mel
ther being designated
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-01-17
BRITISH STEAMER WRECKED
orr COAST on PORTUGAL
BY Associated Press.

NlGO. Spain. Jan 10 The Brit
ish steamer Veroucs. with l39 pas
songers, was wrecked today OF Lei
cos out of the Port of Oporto. Eigh-
ty-four of her passengers were saved
by life lines from the shore But II
is reported sixteen were thrown out
OF the basket and pcrished.
The steamer llollandia stood by
the Nerones all morning. but trem-
end0us seas made 1t impossible to
render assistance
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-01-17
WILSON WOULD ABOLISH
INAUGURAL BALL

NF NNNlIT sTFT TTrNN
TRENTON, y. J.. Jan Is Pres
ident-elect Wilson favors the abol-
ishment OF the inaugural ball lie
sent letter to William Eustus at
Washington tonight. asking him to
consider the feasibility of o.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-01-17

AMARILLO TRUST GO.
GRANTED PERMIT

AUSTIN, Tex. Jan. L.
Permit 10 do business In Tex
as was granted TO the Bank
ers Trust Co. of Amarillo.
Texas. incorporated under the
laws OF Arizona and bavin2
its principal office at Phoenix
The Texas headquarters at
Aamrillo. capital stock. $3.50
900. Incorporators Mike {.
I.emaster. Mark Logan, J. l..
Penny and others Of Amarillo.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-01-17
JAII. IuE INSULT oI
AMERICAN FLAG
81 Associated Pre-.

81 Afsnrla'rN lrtss
LOS ANGELES. Cal. Jan. l6.-
Joe Colob. an Austrian. who par
ticipsted in rbo riot January /, when
an American flag was torn to shreds
was sentenced today 10 l00 days In
iail and his companions fined.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-01-17

<JOHNSTON MAY WITHDRAW
. FROM sENATORIiI RACE

iBy Asso- lated prc.s
AUSTIN. TeNaa, Jan. To-
II Is reported tonight that
since there is sdch strong op-
position to his election to the
unexpired term In the United
States Senate that Col. Il. NJ.
Johnston will withdraw from
the contest A caucus OF his
friends is to be held at which
time the natter will be de-
termined
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-01-17
AMARILLO OIL AND GAS
COMPANY INCORPORATED

u Nff0rIafei Ffets
AUSTIN. Texas. Jan l6-Char.
tered today Canadian oil and Gas
Company OF Amarillo. Texas. capital
stock. $4,000. incorporators. n r.
Hume. l. q. Thompson. T.. 4 Wells
and r e Blackwell
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-01-17
WtATntp

Local Forecast
Unsettled and colder Friday.
N..L.-I-.-- fnmnnrainre.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1913-11-05
Maine Central
Railroad.
SERVICE IN
EFFECT
SEPT. 70, 1918

Through the white Mountains
70 Lancaster. ColeDrook. North Goa
way, Boston, Portland, Lewiston. BAm-
gOr. Bar Harbor and 81. John
LEAVING ssT TOErgaarrRV
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1913-11-05
Miss Boynton Gives Recital

The pupils of Miss Helen A. Boyn-
ton gave a violin recital at the Acad-
envy Hall Saturday afternoon at $50.
AL the pupils from the little begin
ners, Priscilla Brooks and Dorothy
Burns to the more advanced, showed
the thoroughness of their training
and played remarkably well. Those
who took part were: Priscilla
Brooks, Dorothy Burns, Allan Hunt
er, Miss Gladys Blake, Marjorie
Cramton, Marjorie French, Clayton
Silsby, Miss Robinson, Miss Boynton,
Barbara Goss, John Henault and
Ralph Santolucito.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1913-11-05
PASSUMPSIC

George Gilbert Winslow, was born
August 81, 1927 to Luther and Ma
omi (Potter) Winslow of Waterford,
IN what is now the w. II. Baker
farm where he lived 68 years. He then
sold the farm and came to live with
his sister, Mrs. o. G. Harvey, of Pas
sumpsic, remaining with her until her
death in 1904. He then lived with
his niece, Miss Ida Sehrburn until
his death on November 2.
He united with the Baptist
church of Passumpsic the list Sun
day in May, 1851-sung in the Bap-
fist church and other churches 81
wears, acted as school committee un-
the old system six years; as lister of
the town of Waterford three years,
served as petit juror in Waterford
and Barnet four terms, was kind
and thoughtful of those with whom
he lived.
There will be a dinner held at the
church Wednesday noon under the
auspices of the Ladies' Mission Cir
Gle.
The Y. M. S. L. held their semi
monthly banquet and business meet
ing Monday night
The proceeds for the masquerade
promenade amounted to S1S.25.
There will be convention held
Thursday evening and Friday with
three session at St Johnsbury this
week. Every one invited to attend.
Every one who remembered
Bonnie Webster who went as mis-
sionary to China VIII be glad to con-
graduate him on the arrival of son.