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Evening star., 1915-07-01
HI. DAVIS BECOMES
! D. c. COURT AUDITOR
Oath of Office Administered by
Chief Justice Cov-
ington.
WIFE AND MANY FRIENDS
ATTEND THE CEREMONY
New Official, a Native of Washing.
ton, Has a Summer Home
in Maryland.

Herbert L. Davis qualified today as
auditor of the Supreme Court of the
District of Columbia by subscribing to
the oath of Office administered by
Chief Justice Covington. Mr.. Davis
furnished a bond of $4,000 with the
Maryland Casualty Company as surety.
Mr.. Davis succeeds Louis Addison Dent,
whose resignation, rendered May l,
became effective today.
The induction into Office of the new
auditor was held in the general term
| consultation room in the presence of
the Chief Justice and Associate JUS
Davis was present to see her husband
sworn In, and was accompanied by
Miss E. b. Grahame and Mrs. Joseph
Davis. A number of lawyers were in
auditor after he had been felicitated
by the justices of the court.
Other friends Of the new official on
hand. for the ceremony included Gen.
John M. Wilson and Mai. 8. T. Ansell
of the Judge advocate generals office
of the War Department.
Native Of Washington.
The new auditor Is a native Wash
ingtonian. and was educated in the pub
lie schools. When about eighteen years
II
Lamar, then Secretary of the Interior,
as a transcriber of records and plats.
Subsequently Mr.. Davis was promoted
and assigned to duties In the financial
division of the United States patent
office, -
While connected with the Interior De-
partment the new auditor took a spe-
cial course at the Columbian University,
and for a number of years occupied a
position in the Office of the then chief
of, engineers, United States Army, Gen.
John NJ. Wilson.
In the last few days Mr.. Davis has
visited. under official orders; a number
of extensive Industries, in various parts
of the country, and has closely studied
problems of efficiency, in connection
with his legal work, which has been
largely in equity practice.
Summer Home in Maryland.
Although a legal resident of the Dis
trict of Columbia, for a number of
years Mr.. Davis has kept a summer
home,s Malbert,- at Washington Grove,
Md. sAg ie
The new auditor is member. Of the
National Geographic Society, maintain-
ing his keen interest in the line of
work which claimed his attention in
the days Of his youth; 10 interested In
athletics and holds a record for long.
distance swimming. u
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WEATHER

Fair tonight: Friday partly cloudy'
probably showers; lot much cnanse IN
temperature
Temperature past ltwenty-four hours'
High, SO, at 4 pm. yesterday; io"' oe'
at 5 am. today.
For full report see page 3.
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Nay Add to Complications.

u many quarters 'the- sinking OF the
Vessel was regarded as liksly to add
further complications to the corre-
sp,ndence pending between Germany
and the United States over the ques-
tion of submarine warfare.
bne rablegram to the department
svoke sf second shot" having Aeen
hted al the wireless house OF the lAr-
1Isor2innad nn Ennrf sAnfh Ra1aI
Evening star., 1915-07-01
President in Touch.

At he White House II was stated
that PRESIDENT Wilson was in constant
touch from Cornish. n. H.. and that no
steps would be taken until complete
repots had been received The Pres
ident probably would not hasten his re-
turnto Washington. IL was said:
Secretary Tumulty was In communi-
catitn with the President until late last
NIGH, forwarding details. The Pres
idet was In communication with the
Whte House Offices again Sarly today
aftS Mr.. Tumuity had conferred with
Sectetary Lansing.
Evening star., 1915-07-01

CONTINUED on Second PaS1l
Evening star., 1915-07-01
Call Picked Up by British Ship.

PLYMOUTH, England, July 1.-The
IS. o. s.," or call for help. sent out by
wireless telegraphy by the LeyIand liner
Armenian before she was sunk by the
German submarine U-3S, was picked up
by the British steamship TarQuah.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-07-06
SSOSSSSSS0O0 SSSSs0SSSo0

governing the time Tor holding sehoe
elections was not complied with
In the case OF Sue Jones IS. G nj
Jones. divorce. plaintiff ruled to Iii,
security for costs and plaintiff gram
cd leave TO amend.
In the case OF +. p. Anderson y
VI. c. Cornwell et ais, damages. whRs
was filed on Sept. II. 1912. dean
OF Lafayette Miller suggested and
plaintiff granted leave to make new
parties defendants. this Is tgo deatss
thar have occurred Of parties impls
Gated in this ease since the suit va.
filed.
Judgment was entered OF record il
the eivil minutes OF the court by ths
clerk in the case OF q F. King IS
II. < T c. railway company. dana.
ges. aud also entered IN the case q
Ida Hawkins. next friends ". ]. Il
Brown, damages. wherein She and
her child recovered. by an order d
the court last week. against the DE-
feudaut in the sum Of s2,575 and
costs OF suit.
The court did not take mp the mo-
tion for new trial OF The defendant
in the case of Jeanette Hicks rs. "
r. Hicks, as II is understood that
the injunction proceedings win BRO
badly be settled ont Of court. Also
the motion of conclusion OF las and
facts In the ease OF Edward Reagof
ct al vs. Southern Traction COMPANY
filed by plaintiff
Several Witnesses are here today
from Rockwall 10 go before the grand
! jury in the Johnnie johnson murder
case.
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salt of row had at Alma, in when
10 was released on $1,000 bond. the
injured party with whom ne had
row having died later. NJ, ID. Ruth
erford was appointed assistant fore
ulan 70 act for Foreman Wilson to-
day,
Acting under the instructions of
the nudge the sheriff brought into
open court George Broomiield, who
vas sentenced to two years in tho
peni,entiary af Huntsville following
ire result az conviction had In this
ccurt Lass week, wherein the jury
found him guilty Of being unlawful
Il engaged in and pursuing the oc-
equation af selling intoxicating III
qnors in waxahachie. the sentence
gsas made cumulative and - 10 be-
gin TO run on June II, 1916. that
being the expiration OF a sentence
against him in the 4. 5 court at
Dgilas. where he vas sentenced TO
orc year and one day In the Leaven-
worth prison Also ] c. Casey
was brought IN. who was convicted
some DAYS ago for theft OF animal
al Ennis, and his punishment fixed
6. two years In the penitentiary. and
sentence was assessed against him.
The judge overruied his motion for
new trial and his attorneys gave
notice OF appeal TO the court OF erimi-
rel appeals at Austin; this is the only
criminal cases appealed from Ellis
county al this term of court.
In civil matters the court heard
the injunction suit Of J l.. Cannon
IS r. p. Anderson Fl ais. aud plain
tlff's motion to strike ont defendants
answer from the files was sustained.
to which the defendant excerpts and
defendant declining to answer fur
ther plaintiff has Judgment per-
pctuating injunction. to which defen-
aGhts excerpts and IN open court gives
notice OF appeals
The Injunction of G W Loggins
* ais VS. T r Griffin 81 ais. was
heard: by agreed answer injunction
granted and perpetuated, enioining
declaration Of election and levy OF
tax, costs taxed against plaintiff and
election declared void This a case
wherein previous election had been
held IN Garrett precinct 10 raise
their school tax from 20 TO 40 cents
Of the $loo valuation Of property.
The plaintiffs claimed that the law
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-07-06

Geo r. Cook, Houston y. II
Barnett, Fort Worth: {. W. Harri-
son. Houston; j. c. Barnett. Fort
Worth: Robt Chambers. Waco; Jno.
A. Mecalmon. Austin; ]. NJ Cumby,
Waxahaehie: T. X. Mooring. Abb
lene. J. Z. Rodgers. Dallas; III. A.
House. Oklahoma City Jno kar-
ner and wife. Waco: Miss Graham,
Clyde Dennis, Waxa-
haehie: Josephine Goode. Dallas.
Nell Shannon, Dallas, Richard
Flood. Dallas. W. /. Gahaean, Dal-
las; W. S Howard. Dallas; Sam
Pollack, Dallas: Nell Pace. Dallas
WIN Ball. Dallas: Benny Gluck.
Chicago, Miss Dot Hosford. Waxa-
hachie l. T. Weaver. Waxahachie.
Winters. Disharoon. Gaines, Tuck
er. Lahew, Hooper, Fenner, Leslie,
Weude Barrett. HARRISON. Reed,
Ennis; Mrs. \. Felty, Waxahachie
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T-.eher~ Adop, Resolutions.


AT the chapel hour AT Trinity nj
yersity Monday morning the follow
irg resolutions were presented ns
Clarence A. Morton and we're adopted
unanimously
Whereas, the Chamber Of Com
merce aud citizens In general, oil
waxahachie have entertained as so
royalty. and
Whereas. the students OF the sum
raer normal and summer school have
been made 10 feel that they are well
come.
Therefore. be il resolved;
First. that we place on reco-d our
sincere appreciation OF this kindness
and hospitality on last Friday even
ing.
Second. that We tender to the good
people OF waxahachie vote Of
thanks.
Third. that copy OF these resola-
tions be given TO the press and the
Chamber OF Commerce.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-07-06
Board Bays Furnishings.

S. p. spalding. member OF the
board OF trustees for the Odd Fell
lows Home at Corsicana, attended a
meeting OF the board there on yes
terday for the purpose OF opening
bids for furnishing the old folks
apartments just completed at the
home This handsome building
was erected at a cost OF s45. 900 and
is to be fitted up IL modern style
II is located some distance from the
main buildings to insure absolute
quiet for the inmates. The new
building contains twenty rooms and
win accommodate as many as thirty
old people
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-07-06
PLEASED WITH ROADS.
~. Worth Visitors Praise Ellis coun-
Is Pike rops Pine Condition.

~ Pfkf.--f ropS Zine Condition.
r. l.. Downs and family Of Fort
Worth passed through Waxahachie
Monday enroute home from a visit 10
Waco. making the trip IN their auto
mobile They we're accompanied
home b. r. c. Sparks. a relative
Mr Downs n related 10 I'm Reagor
OF Reagor Springs Both Mr.. Downs
and Afr Sparks said the crops be-
tween here and Waco we're 10 excel
lent condition and gave promise Of
an abundant yield They we're very
complimentary Of the excellent pike
roads in Ellis county
On the trip ~ from Waco they
came upon big touring That had
turned over short distance this eide
u Waco. The ear carried seven pas
sengefa and three Of them wers quite
seriously hnrf. according 10 H4.
Downs. He rendered assistance with
lis machine IN conveying the injured
persons 70 . nearby farm houee lie
said he did NOT learn the names Of
any % the party
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rrssosA'A. :
, se~essssssssss

W u. vesssi Of Palmer vas IN the
city to-day.
Attorney Henry Tirey Of knnis
"a. here to-day on legal business.
Mr. aud Mrs. ID. D. FLOYD aud
Mr. phillips spent today In Dallas
charley ripsin of crisp was here
today a. a wisness in the county
court
4 p. Chambiess of the Snyder
ssrnal was in wasahsehis today on
business
Misses Ifma and Nettie shippes
are visiting their aunt. Mrs. Gus
styrie. in Fort Worth.
l.. T. Weaver OF chickasha. Okla.
i in the eitx today on visit with
his nephew. James Weaver.
Carl Tankersley aud Richard
SIMS and families attended a birth
DAY supper al Crisp last night.
Miss Minnie Herd OF Rosenberg.
no mas been visiting the family OF
o. Thompson. has returned home.
Mrs. ]. W. sims returned ses'er-
day from a two weeks sisit with
relatives at league and Corsieana,
Morris Glley OF Crisp was here
today enroute home from saca-
lion spent with relatives at Plano.
VIII Evans. Joe Hubbard and o.
W. Meadors OF Roekwsll are here
today as witnesses before the srand
jury.
j. p. Sims of Crisp was here this
morning enroute 10 Alabama where
he will spend few days visiting
with relatives.
Lon Heley. a native OF Ellis eoun-
IL. but who has been in Central
America for some time. is home for
visit this week
Misses Hazel and Blanche Holland
have returned from a two weeks Fis-
liz with friends and relatives az Gle
barae and Alvarado.
Mayor and Mrs. +. u. Prince viii
leave tomorrow for San Francisco,
California. and other points Of inter
est on the Pacific coast.
Mr.. and Mrs. A Lasswell. Mr.. and
Mrs. II Mcintosh and Miss Lucille
Harding left yesterday on trip 70
the Panama-Paeiiic exposition.
Mrs. J ". Martin went to Dallas
yesterday TO be with her sister, Mrs
b. n. Howard who is very sick at
ST Paul's sanitarium Mrs Tessa
Edmondson accompanied Mrs. Mar
tin.
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The GRAND JURY IS
GRINDING AWAY
WITNESSES HERE FROM RoCk.
WALL IN JOHNNIE JOHNSON
III RIDER CASE
Garrett school Election /. Declare
A"id and Injunction l. Per-
ietnated ny Order.

District court convened at 10
O'Clock Monday morning when the
Grand Jury eas instructed 10 recon
yehe FOR she transaction Of such buai-
ness rs demanded attention at this
time. II is understood shat .everal
minor eases wiil come before the
body and some few bills viii be re-
turned sometime during the week
Among the blk eases under luyestl.
gafion are the johnnie JohBaon muir
Ger case and the Earnest Lang ease.
who IS held 30 Jail foliowing the r.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-07-06

special continued serial. featuring
Herbert Rawlinson. Anna Little and
cast Of Universal stars. Another
flne one on todAy's program is an
American two reel drama. "Bs
Whose Hand. featuring winifred
Greenwood and fine cast Of the
American stars A Powers drama
in the title of Diamonds Of Fate.
feataring Doris Pawn and Val Paul
Is the singie reel.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-07-06
Inspector az Orchards Here.

Ed. L. Ayers. chief Inspector OF
orchards and nurseries with the
state department of agriculture. y
here today 10 meet with the ehau-
fauqus COMMITTEES to determine
what part Of the program the state
department viii furnish. Mr.. Ayers
at the Chamber Of Commerce lunch
con today gave an interesting talk
on sGs rroblsfaa Of marketing farm
products
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-07-06
Parsons Brigade Reunion.

The annual reunion of Parsons
Brigade will be held at Midlothian
this year on August and in con
nectlon with the firemens picnic.
All the old soldiers OF the county
have a special invitation to attend.
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& nooAzA :
L ~ete>e>~seeese
Kohahs q cnrlta's swo stores. -
4 shr~e r~<s Broadway feature u
the Queen TO-DAY. sdv-ss
For ma ami fsel psoss Broad-
hsad 4 Ksansdy. Old paoas ~. u
Cir jewelry. cut glass. china and
ssilser II Cariin's jeveiry deI'art-
| mens - tAdsD s.
Columbia Disc Records twenty
per cent discount this week. Howell
Hardware &C. adv 50
Mrs. y. Felty arrived last night
from Oklahoma TO Join her husband
here to make their future home.
Mr.. Felty has been appointed man
aeer OF the southland Cotton OH
company.
All the big stars at the Queen
to-day. Lillian Drew. James Morri-
son aud Dorothy Kelly adv IS
o.
| S. r. SpaIding. trustee OF the J..
10. o. r. home. went TO corsicana yes
iseruay to let the contract for the
purchase of furniture for the new
building recently completed al that
place.
vietrolas and records al Curlia's.
adv. rri&Tuss. II
| !. J.. Borders and wife and Dan
| stoyau OF Bardwell were here to-
day settling an insurance claim of
IL. H. stosall. who died in this city
rwo weeks ago.
| 4. ]. Paul. who resides on route 8.
BEena Vista. was in Waxahachle
I Monday. He reports a fine rain in
hEz community and sure bumper corn
crop.
-
/ The Ladies Aid Society Of the
Christian church will give tea on
the G. ". Gibson lawn at 4o1 Wick
icry street. tomorrow afternoon from
) I'll O'Clock Free will offering
-
]. r. Norman and family. who
hare resided In Houston and Waxa-
h1ehie the past year or two. viii
ienve this evening for their old home
al Bristol. Va. They have made
many friends In Waxahachie who viii
regret 10 part with them.
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A IN Empire.

The Empire - showing five
rel program today, the feature AZ
ts1effcn beiag the tenth install
pe&4 Of THE Black Box. In two
reels under the title Of ..Ths ship
81 Horror. This il the Universal
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-07-06

The Ladies Of the Maccahees will
meet somorros afternoon at $40
Business of importance Also init
iafion. All members urged TO be
nreSent. COMMANDER.
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II. E. Moore and wife have re-
turned from an outing at Galyestoa
Mr.. Moore reports the landing o. 2
big fish in his fishing trip While
there.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-07-06

G. O. Adkins has made arrange
1Senfs to reopen the Gem theatre
1Aurpdzy or this week The OPEN
~ attraction viii be The Wolf. =
" I.ukin feature In six parts The
n(ory II 81 Eugene Waiter and the
sLhbfn stars do credit to great pro-
xnefion- On FRIDAY the attraction
viii b. THE winksom- " isio~.
V5faxraph four reel comedy
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-07-06
New Secretary at Work.

Joe Evans, appointed city seer
tary to succeed Earl Gibson, resiga-
cd. took up his duties az tne seeFf'
tary's office today, Joe seemed FeT'
much al home and entered INTO 'hs
work with much enthusiasm
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-07-06

COTTON GIN tickets made to please
both in style and price j. :
Tucker. job printing, that's az
Daily Light Office.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-07-06

J II Kemble OF sterrett was 30
the eity today iie reported crops In
prosperous conditions IN that com
mgulfy
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Picnic Frisisx Afsernocn.

The pscnic Of the Central Preshy-
terrain chHrei will he gfven at cnau-
taugEa park Friday afternoon IT
il desired thar AL members OF the
church ard Sunday school and those
connected wsth the church ia any
was attend For the aeeommoda-
tson OF those residing in the Univer-
stir addition ear alii leave there
at ? o'clock
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-07-06

J. G. Wadley. enc Of the pioneers
~ Ellis eounty who resides in the
Rcekeft community. came 10 Waxa-
haehie Monday In the car with Mr.
and Mrs. ID r. Rislngey lie took
dinner with his former neighbor aud
friend. Mr. ". b. Rutherford On
Marvin avenue
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-07-06

Water rents are now due and pay.
able at the city hall II not paid b.
the tenth the water will be cut of
and one dollar charged for turniae
Oh again. r. r. DAVENPORT.
fAdvl-ss superintendent
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-07-06

W. NJ McCain Of South Prong vas
ia Naxahaohie Saturday and brought
the field man . mess OF nice roast
Ing ears. He says he has sure
thing on making good corn crops,
cad We believe he will. judging from
the samples Of corn he brought in.
30
Mr. and Mrs. d. Kirven. Mr..
and Mrs Tom Stuart and Mr. and
Mr. I'd Woodruff have returned
from Gravel Slough where they
spent about ten days fishing They
report most pleasant outing and q
big catch Mr. Woodruff says thir-
~ automobiles loaded with people
from Dallas ard other nearby points
spent Monday at the Slough and
many fsh we're caught
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-07-06

For ma AM fssl psoss broad
hsad q Kennedy. Old paoas u. q
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-12

shls country Tno authorities OF the
New Mexicp unlserslty asa not So 20
ne phreuls ~ this siate with the a..
sortlon thai tn lnslfutssn ceuld give
their spa nnd daaehtess as TODD a
college edpcnion AZ could be had IN
any other university. nntl tho instr
tuition was fully prcpered n ready
70 deliver tho goods. The standards
we're established first. win such
standards the vieorous campaign Tor
students n Justified ana win got re.
rrsulis IN view Of these facts Il IL
reasonable 20 expect the high rate Of
increase in students so continue stead.
~ t'r several years. and s. Il very
probable that another three years
viii see the cnroilmont of the tent.
above the 5oe mark.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-12
Views OfThePreSS
CONSUMPTION

particular. sitting ON the ashes Of
tho Revolution and In awe Of the
army, passed the law that set up
consumption I'm France Co be- rap
idly perfected by Bonaparto, eX-
tended by him 10 conquered terri
tory. adopted boy Prussia, and 80 TO
become the universal system on tho
Continent.
The basic principle is that oycry
ahle-hodied male OF q certain age
Wuet undergo thorough military
training and serve a given term
with the coluru- virtually with no
exemptions aud no hiring Of sub
stitntes
This &C. the svstcm that many
British observers expect and wish
tho new ministry 20 Introduce into
their country Government com.
m0nd Of pretty much the whole male
population may be- turned 10 great
account in peace as well as in war.
This was shown In France, wh3ra
the government broke "A railroad
strike by virtually putting the strik.
crs. who were also army rescryi7ts,
under military orders -disGhedienco
10 which is punishable with death
Tho Prussian Governments grip on
employees Of the s-tate-owned rail
roads and other public utilities III
undoubtedly strengthened by tue
fact that the men are subject TO
military orders. That the intrOduc.
ton OF the system into England will
be attended by a very lively row seems
fairly certain. -SaiiSddyEUcn3HgP Post
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-12

~ coNGRATULATiNG President
r. r. Putncy 81 the state fair on
his success In securing me partici.
patton Of Chayes county IN the state
faiF this year. the Herald feels like
ooagratulating Roswell also upon La
ability 90 put aside. IN behalf Vt good
business policy and state loyalty. a
feeling against this city which per-
haps had some Justification The
Herald has commented before upon
the disposition Of Albuquerque 20 look
with coldness upon the activities Of
other communities IN Now Mexico.
while expecting all communities To be
actively interested In ous affairs. We
have not attended convention and
similar gatherings as freely as we
might have done. and we have Ien
undone quite a number OF other things
which would have contributed ma
terialiy 90 n more cordial feeling
throuehout tho state toward this city.
in the matter Of the fair exhibit Ros-
wells attitude OF "a few days ago is
the first open evidence we have had
Of the existence OF this fecling toward
Us The evidence hat Il does exist.
and that IL Is . menace to our inter-
osts Is a healthy thing Tor us to know
for now that W. know NJ us existence
we are very sure 20 take steps to
overcome a.
Roswell has had reason for Us feel
Ing OF RESENTMENT toward shis clty
and its hack OF inclination 20 particle
pate IN tho state fair. Il is to Bos-
wells credit that the community is
broad aug enough to putaside this
feeling ana forget II. In behalf Of its
W best Interests and those OF tho
state.
In the meantime IL will Ice well for
the business men OF Albuquerque 70
think over these things and to have
in mind those duties OF hospitality
and reciprocity TO which The Her
MA referred yesterday. Tho state air
this year. It's success certain; les at
tendance guaranteed, Offers us our
opportunity not oniy TO get back on
the old time cordial footing with the
rest nf Sew Mcylco. but 90 establish
ourselves on d new and more salts
factory footing IN our relations win
our ~neighbors, chan has over existed
before