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The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-07-10
INTEREST IN COMING OF
TWO METHODIST BISHOPS
CHAUTAUQUA AND MINISTERIAL.
WORTH GATHERINGS
WILL BE NOTABLE,

Rev. j. II. Oatey Of Hurontown, pres
ident of the District Epworth league
of the Houghton district, Methodist
| Episcopal church, is working hard in
the interest Of the district institute.
which will be held at Electric park the
weekly Of July p, in connection with
the annual Copper Country Chau-
tauqua
Mr. Oatey takes pride in the fact
that during the week Of July - there
VIII be two Methodist Episcopal bish-
ops in the copper country at one time.
Bishop Leete Of Atlanta, Ca. and
Bishop Burt Of Buffalo will attend the
meetings here and participate in the
exercises. The bishops will attend
both the Chautauqua and the minis
terial conventions and address the
league institute.
The Epworth league institute will be
a big religious gathering in itself.
More than 100 delegates from all parts
Of the upper peninsula, including
Marquette and the territory north and
i
has 80 chapters in this district.
The Oratorio, The Creation"
one OF the features Of the Copper
Country Chautauqua to take place at
Electric park this year will be the
singing of the oratoro, The Crea-
ton by a chorus Of 100 copper coun-
try voices under the direction Of Miss
Alice b. Camper Of Houghton. The
TACT that Miss Camper has charge of
the rendering of this great musical
effort speaks well for its success as
her ability as a musical directories
is well known in this district A full
rehearsal will be held at Electric park
the evenings Of July 10 and 20 in
preparation for the event and every
singer that intends 10 participate is
urged TO attend
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-07-10
HOUGHTON BREvITIES.

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Mrs. James " Gaul and son Robert,
have gone To Mackinaw Island for a
visit of two weeks.
y son was born Wednesday To Mr..
and Mrs. Fcrr > ID. Stone OF Detroit.
Mrs. Stone was formerly Miss Mary
Healy of Houghton.
Major r.. ID. Peek Of Duluth spent
yesterday inspecting the Portage lake
waterway in company with Supt.
Banks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Rcichman of
Chicago arrived in Uuughtor to join
rank Reichman ILL., who has been Wis
ting his grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs. r.
Il. LanI.
John Walls has returned from Mar
guette university, Milwaukee, where he
WAS graduated recently i'm dentistry
Dr. Wall will spend the summer in
Houghton before deciding on a loca-
ton.
The reception at the Onigaming
Yacht club tomorrow will be in charge
Of Mines. Claude H. Cooper. Leasing
karpcr :. l.. LaWton, :. f. Byrne, Il.
D. Farfand and J. H. Hicok.
The Anchor liner Octorara was in
port yesterday west bound She car
r'cd big passenger list Those de-
harNin' at Houghton where: Mr.. and
Mrs. George ". Currie of Ann Arbor.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Blessed of De-
troit' Ralph Haas and Mrs. G. II. Fri
modig and family, the latter returning
from an extended visit at Holly. this
state Passengers leaving for Duluth
were; Major II. ID. Peek of Duluth, Mr..
ana Mrs. G. j. Markham. Mrs. a. b.
vessels, Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Barkell,
all of Houghton.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-07-10
M'DoNALD.sILLER NuPTlALs.

inc wedding was sulcmuizcd We'd
ncsday evening Of Miss Belle Jessie
SlII'r and Norris T. Mcdonald. both
residents of lIoughjou Mrs. Charles
Mills of HoughtOn attended the bride.
ana Edward IT, Slllcr acted as best
man. The wedding was quiet one
ana only few intimate friends we're
present Rev Dr. j. r.. Rankin per.
formed the ceremony Mir. and Mrs.
NeDohaId will reside on Montczuma
street, Houghton.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-07-10
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

The following marriage licenses were
ISSUED at County CLERK Kaiser's office
yesterday afternoon:
frank Sowkin OF Detroit ana Miss
sofia IInchaka of Osceola.
ernest Hansen of Houghton and
MISS Mary Macdonald Of Quincy.
John y. Macdonald Of Hancock and
MISS Bertha Sincock of Calumet
Elmo Chairman and Miss Kristlo
fraubacka Of Hancock.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-07-10
F R { c K | { s
Don't Hide Them With Veil, Remove
Them With The Othine Prescription.

This prescription for the removal OF
freckles was written by prominent
physician and is usually 80 successful
in removing freckles and giving a
clear. beautiful complexion that IL Is
sold by druggists under guarantee to
refund the money II IL fails.
Don't hide your freckles under a
veil; get an ounce OF othine and re-
move them. Even the first few apph-
cations should show a wonderful m
provement. some OF the lighter frccklcs
vanishing entirely.
Re sure to ask the druggist for the
double strength othine; IL is this that
is sold on the money-back guarantee
Advertisement
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-07-10
MISS NYE WILL REMAIN.

a persistent rumor to the effect that
Miss Anna NJ Nyo, supervisor OF kin
dergartens and primaries in the
Houghton and Portage township
schools, has resigned is denied by Supt.
John y. Doelle. The assurance that
she is to continue her work will be re-
ceived gratefully by Houghton resi-
dents
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-07-10
FAIR COMMITTEE MEETING.

\ meeting OF the executive commit,
zee OF the Copper Country Fair assoc
cation will be held this evening fo,
'ne purpose Of electing treasurer Il
succeed \. }. WhIteford. who lef,
loushton some time ago to accept a
position as cashier in an Iron Rive,
bank.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-07-10
COTTAGE AT RIPLEY BURNS.

a cottage. owned by Herman Lahti,
at Ripley, was burned to the ground
at noon today, involving a loss of
$500. The Hancock department was
called out, but the fire gained such
Roadway, its services were confined to
saving surrounding buildings.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-07-10

The July meeting Of the board q,
supervisors Of Houghton county will
take place in the county building nov,
Tuesday morning. ~
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-07-10

Philadelphia is urged to spend $780,
600 for a Identification monument at
the limit Of South Broad street boule-
ward
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-23
Church Affairs.

The young peoples mission study
class OF Trinity Methodist church viii
meet tonight at the home Of Mrs E A
WingO on Noble street
A business meeting OF the aid So
ciety OF the First Congregational church
was held Thursday afternoon at the
home OF Mrs. A Livingston on Detroit
street Following the business meet
ing. the afternoon was spent in sewing
and light refreshments were served by
the hostess Among those present were
Mesdames Miles Hanson, J. J. TyndalL.
A. VI. Dow. F. G. Morris and August
Metz The next meeting OF the society
will be the monthly social
The annual election and business
meeting OF the Philathea class Of the
First Presbyterian church was held
Thursday evening In the church par
lOrs. Mrs Henry T. Bowie. the class
teacher, presided Miss Emma Laughlin
read the secretary's annual report Miss
Minnie Lee Lassiter read the treasurer
report The nominating committee,
Miss Alice Wilson. Miss Emma Laugh
lin and Mrs. G. A. Graham reported
The following officers were elected.
Mrs G.. A Graham. president MISS
Ireva Hewitt, first vice president: Mss
Edith Taylor, second vice president
Miss Emma LauEhlln, secretary; MISS
Nell Porter, assistant secretary; MISS
Lena Etchaker. treasurer. Miss Auce
Wilson. assistant treasurer: Miss Mar
guerite Iverson. reporter; Miss Estelle
Collard. chairman OF the flower commit
tee Mrs. Henry T. Bowie talked 10 tne
class about the Rescue Home. which
has recently been completed in Govern
ment Hill and which viii be ready FOR
dedication the middle Of next month
The class decided to give a little play
to raise money for their contribution
to the furnishing OF the home and a
committee was appointed TO complete
the arrangements On the committee are
Misses Minnie Lee Lassiter. Frances Eos
ter. Treva Blair and Ruth Heating
Among those present at the meeting
were Mesdames Henry T. Bowie and G.
A. Graham. Misses Marie Schwartz,
Treva Hewitt. Treva Blair. Ruth Keae-
ing. Minnie Lee Lassiter. Estelle Col
lard. Mae Morris. Allene Moore, Alice
Wilson. Marguerite Iverson and Emma
TauEhlfn
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-23
Weddings.

Miss Bertha n Melvin and Ernest P.
Fuller, both Of Villa Ahumada. Mex.
were quietly married Thursday night
at the parsonage Of Trinity Methodist
church Rev. C. Wesley Webdeu per
formed the ceremony. Mrs. Wildred
j. Gear, OF San Francisco. ACCOMPANIED
the bride, and O. B. Fuller attended
his brother, the groom The Young
people viii return 10 villa Ahumada
TO make their home on their ranch
near that city.
Miss Imogene Robertson and John
Henry knOst were quietly married Fri
day afternoon at 1880 o'clock at the
church Of the Immaculate Conception.
Rev. Francis J. Roy performed the cere-
mony. The bridal couple left imme-
dtately for a honeymoon trip in which
they viii visit New York, Chicago.
Washington and other eastern cities
and stop at Pass Christian. Mississippi.
the grOOm's home 10 visit his parents
They viii return TO FL PasO and make
their home here. The bride was gowned
IN tailored cloth suit of midnight
blue. with hat Of similar color and
carried a bOquet OF Killarney roses
The wedding was very quiet. only the
relatives and most intimate friends be-
ing present The bride is the second
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Marion Rob
ertson- She has lived in FL Paso since
a child. attended the FL PasO high
school and is graduate OF the Loretta
academy at Las Cruces The groom is
connected with the Westinghouse in
terests here.
Miss Eloise AsunsoIo and Warren
Britungham We're married at nuptiaI
mass at the church OF the Immaculate
Conception Thursday morning Rev.
Edward Barry performed the ceremony.
The fun choir Of the church chanted
the uuptal mass service. The bride
was costumed in white silk with a
large white hat and carried a boQuet
of brides roses. Her attendants were
her aunt and uncle, Mr.. and Mrs. Julio
Lujan- The groom was attended by
his mother, Mrs. George W. Drifting
ham, and his uncle, Juan Brittingham.
Both the bride and groom are members
Of prominent Chihuahua families The
bride is the daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Jose AsunsolO, who belong to one Of
the old spanish families OF Chihuahua
city. They are relatives Of the Terrazas
family The groom is the son OF George
W. Birmingham, who owns the only
American shoe store in Chihuahua
Quantities Of pink roses and white as
tiers decorated the altar and the church
Following the service an elaborate
wedding breakfast was served for the
bridal party, relatives and intimate
friends, At the home OF the brides par
ents, on West Boulevard Mr. and Mrs.
left for Chihuahua Friday
morning TO make that city their home.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-23
Dinners and Lmcheons.

Can't and Mrs A. P. Watts enter
tanned Thursday night at dinner at
the Valley Inn. Nsleua- Their guests
were Mrs. Harry Akard. Miss Gladys
Strickland and Percy L. Peterman-
The social committee Of the WOman's
club will entertain Saturday afternoon.
October 81. with a tea at the home Of
Mrs. c. H Campbell, 1912 North Kansas
street. The party is for the purpose Of
promoting sOciability among the club
members
The baseball team Of the Rio Grande
Valley bank. pennant winners Of the
City league, were given a banquet
Wednesday night in the private dining
room Of Hotel Sheldon by the bank OF
fiCials. The table was decorated with
red and white carnations The members
Of the team present were Cliff HILL
Bert Graham. Harry Kane. Billie Mack,
Roy Maggie. Vernon Lyman, Russell r.
Rokahr. Walter Schuck, Theodore
Brann. George Campbell, Phil Holman,
Paul l. Atkinson and NJ V Ward
Complimentary to Miss Margaret
Maloney. Of Scranton, Pa. and Miss
Myrtle Ford and Mrs D. Ford. a de-
IEhtful dinner was given Thursday
night by Frank Koch and Russell Koch
at their home in the Brazos apart
ments. The table was decorated with
autumn leaves. flowers and fruits in
very effective way. Following the
dinner. the guests were entertained
at a box party at the Alhamhra thea
ter. Mrs f r. Koch and Miss Lucille
Henderson assisted the hosts in enter
tanning The guests We're; Mr.. and Mrs
F. r. Koch. Mrs. D. Ford: Misses Alice
Johnson, Margaret AIalOney and Myrtle
Ford
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-23
Cards..

Cards.
In honor Of Mrs. J. D. Espey. Of
Trinidad. Colo. and Mrs. Tanning
Stevens. a bride who mas recently
come TO FL PasO, q delightful bridge
marty was given Thursday afternoon
m Mrs Walter Irwin. Al her home on
Montana street. Yellow chrysanthe-
7711r9s artractfvely decorated the rooms
and tables. There were i've tables Of
PLAYERS Mrs. j. A aapper Won the
prize for high score, d - llie2S ~lcs.er
sewing basket. Mrs Harry carpenter
won the prize for low score, A piece Of
Vadeira drawn work. The guests of
honor were presented with silver salt
and pepper sets. Following the card
lanes refreshments were served at the
card tables
Mrs. J H. Hirt gave a very success
f11I bridge party Thursday afternoon
AZ her home on Epson avenue Ior the
benefit Of the Red cross society re-
lief work in the european war zone
The tables were decorated with English
wv During the games fruit punch
US served Mrs. John Lucas presided
at the punch bowl, when was IN the
dining room on a large table deco
rated with quantities OF English ivy
aDd rod crosses Following the games
r-ef-esbrnents Of ice cream and cakes
were served. the hostess being assisted
by DR. Ida =. Bishop, Mrs Thomas
DufpIev and Mrs John Lucas. Mrs
d .
esr score. a gold tango bracelet Mrs.
D Bruce smith won the second prize, a
pocket deck OF cards among those
present were: Mesdames ID X McClin-
toe. Alves Dixon, Hal II. ICnrlstie,
James Crawford, Lee h Orndorff,
Thomas Quigley, Frances s Well.
GEORGE Mckenzie. J. c Long, A W.
Foster. James Parker, FRANK turner,
L. H. Tucker, Charles Eoilertsen- +. e
Windsor. d. Bruce Smith. VIII T.
owen ii II. Yale W. J. Freeman. '. E.
RaEEio. H J. Simmons, Fred A May
hevT- " n. Piatt and Dr. Ida z Bishop;
Misses Rose Piatt, Marietta Thorne and
Elizabeth Simmons
Mrs. James R. Harper entertained
Thursday afternoon with charming
bridge marty at her home on Rio
Grande street Quantities Of beautiful
yellow flowers. Chrysanthemums. mari
colds and dahlias, combined with ferns
and NOTED plants. decorated the rooms
in a most attractive way. The yellow
Of the Halloween season also dOmi-
mated the refreshments The prizes
were tied with yellow ribbons and the
score cards were typical OF the Hal
Iowe'en season There were eight
tables OF players. Mrs. Frank SeamOn
and Mrs. J. D. Love were the prize
winners. Among the guests present
were: AIesdames J. Frank Coles, R B.
HOman. James G. McNary. James "
GOgEin. q. H Baum, John L DYER. W
l. FOXWOrth, J. L Sweeney, Charles
H Leaven, 3. ". WOrsham. W d
Howe, J. D. Wise. ". 5. Tilton. Frank
Seamon. ". y. Greet, James Vance. Al
fred Kerr ". r Brown, Van c. Wilson,
Robert 7. Neiu, Ella J. Murphy, H ".
Broaddus. Joseph Nealon. E N. Whita-
lzer. A II. Rdes. w L Gaines. z n
BRAY. ". =. Race, J. D Love. N o.
Wright Zach T. White. ". H Burgess
Thomason, ". F Rbinson and R Y
Anderson
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-23
Dances.

R. T. Davis entertained the pupils
of his school Thursday night with
delightful dance at Ryan's hall About
200 young people were present A fea-
ture Of the entertainment was an old
fashioned quadrille. danced in costume.
It was led by Jeff" J. C. Hanson,
who had Miss Lottie Powell as his
partner-and Mutt" J. A. Snowdeu,
ner- r +. Davis represented a stout
farmer, and his partner, Mrs. J. c.
Hanson, was a country girl. Earl Nc
Elroy. was cowboy and Mrs J. A.
SnoWden cowgirl
The first Of the winter series Of din
ner-dances was given Thursday night
at the West Esleta Country club On
account Of the threatening weather the
attendance was not very large. but ev-
eryOne present enjoyed a delightful
time. An orchestra furnished the dance
music The tables were arranged horse
shoe fashion about the large glass en-
closed ballroom, which was decorated
with quantities Of autumn flowers.
autumn leaves and red berries Chrys-
authemums of various COlOrs decorated
the tables. a great fire Of logs blazed
in the large stone fireplace at one end
Of the ballroom, giving most cheerful
aspect to the hall Among the dinner
groups was that Of Mr.. and Mrs James
q. McNary, who entertained Mr. and
Mrs W. r. Brown Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
G. Billings entertained Mrs ". A Nc
Kee and J. D. Bukey. Mr.. and Mrs W
W. Barbee and Mr.. and Mrs. r. II. Simms
formed a dinner group. In another
dinner group were Miss HedWig Matthias
Miss Ethel Levy. Miss Louise Blumen-
thai Sidney UIlman J. Kaufman and
Maurice Schwartz. Mr. and Mrs. W
r. Schultz entertained Mr.. and Mrs H
H. Schultz, Of Las Lunas, n. NJ Among
other diners were Mrs Josephine Ma
lions Morfit and Ed L Tinker. Miss
Gertrude Leighton and ". W Crosby
Miss Lauramaude Fink and W +,
Payne. Dr. Ida Z. Bishop and Mrs J.
IT, Hirt and Mr.. and Mrs. A. Z. Row
lands.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-23
HIGH SCHOOL PLANS A CADET CORPS;
WOMEN MEET TO DISCUSS CLUB HOUSE

OLUB women with the goal Of a
club house constantly before them
viii be particularly interested in
the talk on an ideal club house which
viii be given by c. NJ. Gibson. who will
be the architect Tor the club house, at
the first meeting of the art department
OF the Womeu'a club next Wednesday
afternoon in the high school auditorium
Mr. Gibson viii present his idea Of a
club house and the club women VIII
discuss this and present IN turn any
special features they may WISH moor
DOr-red into the club house uultaln5-
As the topic viii be SO important to
al the members of the club, as well as
TO the art department. every club mem
Der ls expected TO attend and bring
friends The whole trend OF the year
program Of the art department viii be
devoted TO art as applied TO MONIES,
civic buildings and civic Identification
and should prove one Of the most IN
teresting courses Of study and discus
sion Of the club year
Mrs Frank ~ Lynch entertained the
Sunshine Helpers Thursday afternoon
90 her home in the Ramsey apartments
Mrs Edith O. Lane. the president of
the local branch Of the International
sunshine society. met with the girls
and talked about the sunshine day
nursery and other branches OF cnarll-
able work in which the society Is IN
rerested- Miss Mary Leighton was
elected vice president, Miss Mabyn
Madison secretary and Miss Beulah
Brown press chairman. These posi-
tons have been made vacant since the
meetings were discontinued for the
summer. Several new members were
taken into the society Following the
business meeting the hostess served a
two-cOurse luncheon. Among those
present were Mrs Edith c. Lane. Mrs
H F. Bowles, Misses Dora Aiken,
Mary Leighton, Beulah Brown. Clara
Fink. Katherine Harper, Rose PlatJi
EsteIle Goodman and Mabyn Madison
The meeting was the first Of the fan
and the members viii meet at regular
intervals TO work for charity
Mrs. Bernard Early entertained the
Merry GOssipers' club Thursday after
noon at her home on Aurora street
The members spent the afternoon
pleasantly in sewing and converse ton
Light refreshments were served Dy lne
hostess Mrs H Braem and Mrs W
H. Conrad were the guests OF the club
Beta Beta club Wednesday afternoon
at her home on Nevada street only
club members were present MIS-
Harry Vaughan viii entertain the cIuo
next week
The camp fire girls will meet Sat
urday afternoon at the downtown
rooms OF the Y. ". c. A. 10 continue
their bandage making for the Red
Cross society's relief work in Europe
Mrs. Ed Haight will be the. hostess
for the meeting Of the Thursday En-
br0idery club on Thursday afternoon.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-23
TheArn1u.

Maj and Mrs. Thomas F. Schley. OF
the goth infantry. are located at the FL
Paso COntry club.
Lieut. and Mrs. Hugo D. Schultz. OF
the 10th infantry, are located at the FL
PasO Country club.
Mrs John L Hines. OF San Francisco,
arrived in FL PasO Friday morning to
Join her husband, Mai. Hines, OF the
9Th infantry.
Col Joseph Garrard who has been
spending several months travelling in
the east, is expected to return to FL
Paso about the first OF the month
Mrs. Victor S. Foster left Friday for
Fort Riley, Kan, to Join her husband.
Lieut. Foster, OF the 18th cavalry. who
has been detailed to the mounted ser
vice school Her mother, Mrs. Joseph
Garrard, accompanied her for a short
visit in Fort Riley.
Brass Fire Screens, 500 TO $500
Laurie Hardware Co. Mills and stan
ton--Advertisement-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-23
Out OF Town Visitors.

Miss Fannie Sibley. or Topeka. Kan.
is visiting Mrs Howard B. Durkee for
q short time
been in FL Paso for a short time 10 at
tend her sons wedding, has returned to
Chihuahua.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-23
Ell Pasoans Returning.

Mrs ". z ward has returned from
three months visit in Kentucky.
J. a. Chiffon. general agent Of the
Texas & Pacific lines in FL PasO. has
returned from q short trip to Phoenix
and Tucson, Ariz.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-23

& THERE are over 20 high school
n students who want to join the
cadet corps, an effort is now be-
ing made to secure an army officer TO
be detailed to the school as instructor
IN military tactics. For that purpose a
conference is being held today by su-
perlntendent r J Tighe, principal A.
n Hughey and Joe Morgan. president
OF the school board, with Gen J. J.
Pershing at Fort Bliss.
More pupils from the Lamar school
entered the high school this year than
from any other OF the city grade schools.
Next TO Lamar schools so pupils comes
Is pupils from the Villas school. Bailey
school is third. with % pupils, and the
Of the high school freshman class The
remainder are from other cities, there
being an unusual number of pupils this
year from other cities and states The
Texas cities represented are Fort Worth,
san Antonio, Corpus Christi, COrsicana,
Maria, Clint and Merkel. A number
came from California schools There
are also pupils from Kansas, Nebraska,
Johnstown, Pa, and as far north as
Chicago.
The Forum Debating society will
give an interesting program Friday
night at its weekly meeting in the high
school building. r Hare Will deliver
Lincoln's Gettysburg address. Ted
Piatt will talk on Comics Erwin
Schwartz will give a defamation B.
Nillegas will talk on "A choice Of
high school debating society," and Don
Piatt win close the program with
defamation.
The sam Houston Debating society
will begin Friday night the three ses-
sion preliminary debates for the elimi-
nation contest in the selection OF de-
baters to represent the society against
the Forum and the Philomathean de-
baters. The debate viii concern the
law governing the admission Of would
be Immigrants 10 the United states,
STIMULATING that the immigrant be able
to read and write in some language, as
compulsory requirement for admission
to the United States. The debaters who
will take the affirmative SIDE IN this
contest will be: Henry kldWell. Glenn
Deer Harry Welsch. Maurie Blumen-
thai. Lawrence Aronson, Ralston Coop
er. John Vowel, Earl Evans, Bailey
Winter. Dawson Bryan, Fred AEdrd
and Adolph Briesh On the negative
side will be Ashley Ginett, Fred Hardy,
George Newell. Eugene Thurston, Harry
Pearson. H Griffith. John Schafferi
Earl Johnson. Dewey Carson, Charles
Overstreet and Leslie Womeldort The I
winners Of Friday nights debate VIII
meet the winners Of saturday morn
fng's debate on saturday night in the |
final contest for the society represen- /
tatives.
For the benefit Of the Spanish library /
Of the high school a photograph con-
cert of Verdi's opera, IL Trovatoret' Is 4
being given this afternoon in the au-
5itorilm Of the high school This opera
-ras selected as the Spanish story. upon I
which the opera story is based, which
Is being studied by the Spanish classes
II the high school