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The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-03-28
ARMY CAP T'uR.E.D||
AT PrzemYsI by the Germans
before It's Fall, Numbers
125,0OO Men.
.i.t t.xs A. e. q Z. % /, rrra.,

% ~ f
PETROGRAD, March 2 7,.yia Lon
don, March 2812 50 a. M The
following supplementary official state
ment was Issued tonigh hit
The German press asserts that
the garrison Of Przenlys1 did rot ex-
coed 25, 600 men: that the supplies
would have lasted a long time If the
garrison had not been compelled to
share its scanty rations fifth an enor-
nous mum Der OF Russian prisoners
captured during the course OF sor-
ties; that the fall OF Przemysl has
no military Importance and that the
Russians have destroyed 500 towns
and villages in Galicia Of which q so
were RACED to the ground.
All such assertio ns are malicious
Inventions. We captured at sPrzemysl
an army Of bout 12 81 900. It's de-
tailed composition and the names OF
the leaders Will be pu blished simmed-
lately they are comp led. ThesRus-
slams, whom we liberated at Prem
ysl, mum bered only 3 SO, most Of
them wounded. 4
The importance the enemy at
taches to Przemysl N ay be judged by
the innumerab BILE sacrifices in at
ltempts to relieve the garrison dating
back to November. No town or VII
lage in Gallcia was destroyed or raz-
ed y, g3ssSsstzEf
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-03-28
ISL 81 ~ , ~ y. - -
ROCKEFELLER !. JR.
And Party Of RaiIro ad Officials
on asSpe cial Train Visit
City of EIkins.
ESPECIAL 7orHE8TrLk.n4u,5

j. HlitllSs. March general be-
lief that there Will be some changes
I IN ~ railroad affairs In this section was
New York Central and Hudson River
Western Mary land and Chesapeake
and ID Ohio railroad officials made an IN
spection trip on special train from
Come ll-1ls'vsille, to this city, and
thence to Durbin. Il
John y. Rockefeller. Jr, is said
to be on the special, which con sists1< nf
i've private cars. but this report can
not as vet be verified.
It is believed here that either the
5 New York Central lines or the BALI
more and Ohio system will take over
the Coal and Coke railroad. which
would be a valuable feeder t. either
line. s 80 i.
1t sls stated that the officials viii.
return to Cumberland. AID, IN the
mo- ning and so thence to Baltimore.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-03-28

Is Suggested by the Wheeling
InteIligencer, asa Candi-
! date for Congress.

saturdays Wheeling Intelligencer
contained the following editorial of
interest here: :.
An interesting rumor comes from
Clarksburg to the effect that the re
fdoubtable Sherman Denham contem-
pilates becoming cand idate for the
fRepu blican nomin ton for Congress
lin the new congressional district Of
which Harrison county is a part.
Mr. Denham# has been lifelong
Repu blican. and pro badly has done as
much effective work for the party or
ganization in his section of the state
as any other man. While the Intel
ligencer has not agreed with Mr..
Denham's Jews from time to time. It
has been compelle to recognize and
admire his vigor, his tenacity OF pur:-
pose, and his general ability. Mr..
tDenham is a successful busine
a splendid organizer and a frst-rate
Executive. Should his district deter
mine to send him to Congress, his
will have represents
tive who will be constantly.s energeti-
Ecally and effectively on the job.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-03-28
.BASTOV| CASE
.ls3in6tfle Hands ofsa Jury Which,
is Adjourned uni! IN onday
Morning..

a criminal court jury got the case
OF HAIRY Bastow at 9::3 o Is clock last
night, but as there was no. agree
nnent at 4 Il o'clock, Jud ge James w.
r obinson adj ourned the jury until
Monday morning. 9s "a.
BastoW troubles arise from as,
tivity insoilA and gas leasing and oper-
Iati1E. In promo ting leases and oper-
atoms It was charg ed in the bill OF
particulars in this case that in Ian
uarv, 8 I 8. he Sod Max Adolf. OF
Buckhannon. five shares OF stock in
|a company to acquire and operate the
Whiteman lease near Shinnston. but
that he Eneversis issued these five shares
Of S 80 each to Adolf. who had paid
for them and that he: had not re-
turned the money or issued the stock
upon request OF Adj oft. M
The case had been on trial in the
criminal court tive days and last
nights session OF. the court was
held with a view to ending the trial.
$50 that the jurors in the case mi gilt
spend sunday at home and not be
lock ed tsllp gs HI 5gs5 Vii 56s
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-03-28
PALM SUNDAY
Will Be C Commemorate in
Catholic, Episc opal and
Lutheran Churches

Today, Palm Sunday. will be OBJ
served as such in Catholic. Episcopal
and Lutheran churches with appro-
PIRATE ceremonies. It commentaries
the triumpha1 entry OF Christ into
Jerusalem, a few days before His
passion, in which His way was strewn
with palm branches by the Jewish
people. In Catholic churches palms
will be blessed by the celabrant of the
mass at the Epistle corner of the
ants in the sanctuary and then the
iaity. 54 4 8assa Sfs
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-03-28
SHERIFF SMITH
Is Appointed State Banking
COMMISSIONS to Succeed
Late S. Mathews.
.fssIrreIALITo rHr rELEeFAMi

III CHARLESTON. Mar. 27:s. p.
Smith. former sheriff of kanawha
county and previously therto assist
ant commissioner Of banking under
the late Samuel Mathews. was late
this afternoon appointed commission
Ell OF banking, for a term of four
years, effective July by Governor
Henry D. Hatfield.
Since the death of Commissions
Mathews, Assistant Commissioner Ed
ward Dieh1 has been in charge Of the
Office
Mrs. Lee Boggess was here Saturday
evening from Shinnston shopping.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-03-28
ReDard Offered for
Suspected Murderer

County officers suspect that the
crime was premeditated They are
Of the opinion that Davis had pack
age Of clothing and food packed all
ready for flight at his home just east
OF the city. that he went there after
the shooting and then fed across hills
into Ohio. Not word has been
heard OF him since the night OF the
murder and although deputy sheriffs
have trailed several clues they have
been unable to get any definite trace
OF him
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-03-28
III EE TING
IS HELD AT WA LIDO

and a liberal policy. w
Following was the program " 58
Why men Fail as Agents Elements
OF Success n. ~. Taylor
Essentials an Agent Should Know
1.-THE Relation OF Life Insurance TO
Modern Business and to Modern
Social Conditio @. n. Heyman.
The Country Field - How Best to
Develop It. G.. b. Taylor
Round Table Discussion.
Method OF approach.
Creating demand for your pro-
duct. 55s
Eject. of hard times on selling in
51urance.
Excuses. Demonstrations and the
3disinterested.
Disability, double indemnity and
competition.
The 81 can invest my money bet
ter" argument.
Trailing. differentiating, closing
The business a part-tfme man
should reasonably produce.
Those present were C. Burgess
Taylor. Wheeling: George Paul Rob
sert. Elizabeth: Herbert Il Smith,
Parkersburg: J. z. Bradford. Mid
d1ebourne. w Va; Paul M. Smith,
Petersburg Carl S. Lawson, Clarks-
burg; Russell z. Law. Morgantown;
IL. G. Hamburger, Cairo. W. Va: Lee
land f. Strader, Bridgeport, T.. @.
Altman. Wolf Summit. and w. H. Da-
VISION and Clyde Q. Lowe. Clarks-
burg.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-03-28
HOTEL } / / ! i: /: i.
5Ats Redwood is under the Manage
/. m emf of Mark IIami on Now.

REDWOOD Mar The new
Northern hotel has again changed
hands. The former proprietor. en-
iEpling. having wearied OF city life.
has betaken himself 10 more congen-
iaI scenes ami DIST the rural element
and will again try his fortune as a
rustir Mark aamil ton has taken
charge of the hotel and he says the
hotel und er the new InanaEemant
viii be oondu ed In q first class and
I'D to date manner, and WI Ia as
usual the pa ronges sof the traSels
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-03-28
RECEIVES 1Nv1TATIo,H.

Chief OF Police Harry. Z. Brooks
has received personal tnyitaffon
from Mayor Fred derrick S. SPECIAL. az
Cincinnati. to be in attendance atfthe
annual convention OF the Intema-
tlonaI Association Of Chiefs Of Po.
lice. which meets in that city May
825-2s Chief Brooks has written
Mayor Ma spiegel that he will be IN. at
tendance at the Convention. q
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-03-28

Creek. Okla, they discovered while
galloping to their camp q 10 lin. ~ 81
girl who had fed from the trainsin
terror at the gangs shots.
The EneetingS ended inSthemarIiaga
sof Starr and the girl. Mrs. Core
soE the romance. obtained divorce
sat Sapplpa, today.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-03-28
HOME FROM sPR1NGs. !.

Jesse p Randolph and Miss ida
,Randol ph. both OF Salem. and Mrs
Robert L. Townsend. OF Washin gton,5
ID. q. have returned to Salem from
Hot Springs. Ark. where they so
Eiourned six weeks. sf AN s5
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-03-28
BANK
(Continued from page 1, firstI sectionl.


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5Cheroke outlaw, for whom the state
has offered Va 81 900 reward The;
other gave the name Of William.
Estes. Y, 3Sy " ssiss
Paul Curry, eighteen years old. son:
of the town marshal, wounded and
shelpedscaptures Starr, when the band
rushed from the bank and attempted
itosmount their hores and escape from
the gathering citizens. Less than an
hour after the robbers fed aunderssa
hot fire they were surrounded by a.
determined posse. Telephone calls,
brought scores of armed sranchers in
automobiles. on horseback and on
foot to the scene.
Starr has served prison sentences
for bank robbery in the southwest
and has been accused OF others. It
is said that in 8 -. after Starr'f
band had robbed a train near Pryor
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-03-28
JAZZ, SERVICES. !

The Rev. Slaughter OF
iStealey Heights. is scheduled to hold
services at the count jail this AZ
sternoon- 5s # 55ls IN
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-03-28
.corRT TellfoRRn1l..

Fhc county courL which took a
recess Friday evening Nh III reconFant
fpnnorrOWE morn iI q ssSE
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-03-28

w 81. Beeghly. OF Jane LeH. sa4
visitor lin the city. a
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-03-28

i.!Es'si
Omaha daily bee., 1915-03-13
Mining for Hay
is. New Industry

PIERRE. s. d., March 12-(speclai)-
Mining for hay is said 10 be one OF
the needs OF the occasion among ranchers
north OF this city. They drive up to the
location OF a hay stack. and open It from
the top, and soon are compelled to pitch
the hay out Of deep hole before Il can
be loaded on theip sleeds. many Of tho
stacks being drifted under entirely, and
others merely showing as email mounds
about the surrounding snow. The result
II present scarcity of feed. There IL
plenty Of hay In the country. but Il Is
impossible TO get the stock either 70 the
location Of the stacks or haul the hay in
any quantities TO where the stock IL 10
Gated. and the stock owners are pray
ing for a break in the weather condi-
lions TO allow the snow 60 settle so they
can get their stock and feed together.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-03-13

mon Of Douglas county. who introduced
the bin two years ago and secured its
passage, came in for lot OF praise from
different members. The bill Of two years
ago was Knocked out by the courts be-
cause OF It's unconstitutionality, but the
features which caused its downfall In the
courts have been eliminated and the bill
f. expected TO stand the test
As amended the interest is prorated per
month at the annual rate Of 10 per cent
A brokerage charge OF one-tenth OF tho
amount OF the loan and - extra for ex-
animation fee
Negley wanted 20 reduce the interest 10
6 per cent. but was unsuccessful
Omaha daily bee., 1915-03-13
Department. orders.

WASHINGTON, March I2.-(special Tel
eRram.)-South Dakota postmasters APP
pointed: Leslie. Haskon county. Mrs.
Grace Benthin, vice X c. Stinson, re
signed; Stamford, Jackson county, Mrs.
Minda G. Castle, vice a r. Gray
A postofnce has been established at
Fulton, Goshen county. Wyoming, with
Mrs. Osle Miller as postmaster.
Nebraska pension granted: Julia
Jennings, Chadron 3f2
The postoffice at Kolls, Lyman county,
South Dakota, has been discontinued
Mail to Highland.
The United States National bank Of
Omaha has been approved as reserve
agent for the Central National bank OF
Kearney.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-03-13
SEN0TlRS ADJOURN
UNTIL NEXT MONDAY
Trom q Staff Correspondents


LINCOLN. March 12-(Special. THE
senate adjourned this noon until Monday
forenoon. while the house quit business
this evening until 10 o'clock Monday.
While the members are paying the last
visit home OF the session those who have
no homes or have been placed on the stiff
Ing committee, which means tho same
thing. will be working away IN an effort
TO get the files in shape so that most of
the undesirable and Tess important bills
will be sent 20 the scrap heap
The senate has not yet found Il neces-
sary 70 appoint a sitting committee. as
over 800 bills OF the 900 introduced IN the
upper body have been disposed. Of in one
way. or the other, but II Is possible that
caucus may be called Monday evening
and among other things the matter OF a
sitting committee may come up in order
to get away with the least important Of
the measures
Omaha daily bee., 1915-03-13
TAYLOR OF CUSTER
AEXIOUS TO FIGHT
Takes Exception to Article in The
Bee and on Floor Of House As
saults the Correspondent.
FAILS TO LAND WITH BLOW

LINCOLN. March 12-CSpecial. )--'The
tower branch Of the Nebraska legislature
was thrown into state Of excitement
this forenoon when Representative w. J.
1avlor Of Custer county, taking eXcep-
tions TO an article appearing in The Bee
this morning written by its lincoln cor
respondent. p, A. Barrows. who Is COW
ering the legislature. assaulted the latter
on the floor Of the house.
TAYLOR had objected 70 the way the
article had been written and told the re-
porter tina he would axe the maer UP be-
fore no house and have him barred from
the floor.
Barrows responded by telling Taylor
that he would be pleased 70 have him
try f.
Taylor objected to the criticism OF his
action yesterday and was told by the
newspaperman that HIS. Taylors criti-
cism OF a former article. criticism OF tho
daily papers as n whole. criticism Of
Representative Reisner and his connect
tIon with the MINISTRY had put In a posi-
ton where he should not object 70 criti-
rism OF his action as a legislator.
EayrmaIcer Makes Threat.
TEyfor then tried to scare the reporter
~ Insisting that he would read the arti-
Ole 30 the house and have the reporter
ffsed. BarrOws told Taylor that neither
he nor no other man could buIldoze him.
OK prevent him from writing the news for
his payer ~ he saw " and demanded that
Tay4or put his threat into execution.
Il dsrnand that you read that article 30
tins house and can for my expuIsion from
he Slooa~ retoYtsd BarowA and Taylor
Ehen drew back and struck furious blow,
Barows lodged n little and the blow
struck his shoulder. Taylor then hunted
Hsrows with his head and the reporter
grnsped him about the nook with one arm
while with the other hand he held the
belligerant EtRheman's free hand until
Raslsoanoe arrived, mailing no Effort to
htrflss the fnfuTiated man.
House fn Uproar.
Tho house was in an uproar a2 once
Ind The members rushed to tho scene OF
bondict However. no damage was done
except TO tlas feelings OF tho Custer county
man snd the house soon resumed bust
nesG
Six years ago when Taylor was-a-Tnom.
ber OF tho lower house he had a similar
experience with another member. w. s.
Shoemaker Of tho Douglas county dele
cation. shoemaker was talking ON a blI
and Taylor not liking what no said,
struck at him, the blow Just grazing his
forehead. Taylor afterwards apclogized
10 the house.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-03-13
LOAN SHARK BILL is
RECOMMENDED TO PASS
tFrom a slaff cpresponaen,l

prom Staff corespondent)
d LINCOLN, March l2.-Cspecial)-H r.
~ the bill known al the loan shark bill.
was recommended for passage at the ses-
sion last night over the vigorous protest
OF Scott OF Hamilton. who said that the
interest was too high.
In the discussion ex-Representative 81
Omaha daily bee., 1915-03-13
LEGISLATIVE LEAGUE
DINNER ON THURSDAY
Broom . staff correspondent.l

LINCOLN, March 12.-(speclal)-Th
fourth annual gathering OF the Nebraska
Legislative league will be held Thursday.
The meeting will be called as usual In
Representative hall right after adjouzf-
ment at 3 o'clock and the officers win be
elected for the ensuing year. In the even
ing at Csc o'clock. the banquet will be
held at the Landell hotel. W. j.. Taylor
OF Custer county will preside and pro-
gram OF fun frolic and reminiscent talks
win be enjoyed.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-03-13
Legislative y.
Proceedings


Btfba Passed by Senate.
s. r. nA. Mates Of otoe-Amends law
relating 10 annual reports Of CORPORA
Hons ana fees and fixes same.
g. y, 12s. Wilson of Dodge-Dofinea the
word week as regards legal notices.
Make seven consecutive days count as a
s.. r. ~, Howell OF Douglas-Provides
Tor consolidation OF school districts in
Omaha and adjacent cities II consolidated.
8, r., 40. Meesner OF Webster-lncrOaBes
pheriffs' milage on trips within the county
from 5 TO 10 cents a mile.
=, n. ~ Kiechel OF Nemaha--Amends
law 20 ~ 20 make negotiable notes given
the policy.
bills Passed in HOUSE.
II. r. Nl-Providing for maintenanoe
and general expenses OF state institutions
md departments. Carries total OF $1,000.
H r. Ts-The general claim bin. also
passed tho house. ApDropfiatas S26ooo.
II. r. -. Reisner-Adds penalties OF
law BY pFoprietors Of pool and Billiard
n r. 80. Reisner-Adops Dixon and
Aut survey TO determine legal bound
ariss of lands In Grant and Hooker
IL n. 500. scott-Authorizes second.
class cities 10 levy a special tax. by
municipal band concerts; expense limited
II. r. 30. Steans-0tyos well and ciS-
tern d.ggers a lien on land TO Insure pay.
n. r. Sse. L9nigan-Pernits owner Of
propertyi leYted upon Tor .execution 70
give bond and retain possession OF Il
pending judicial determination
II r. "a, Observation-Disclosures bank OF
liability Tor damages where payment upon
valid check Is refused by mistake. un-
less actual damage IL proven.
II r. 6S. Aggett-Prohibits a school
board from employing q teacher after
being formally notified that she Is under
contract IN another district.
II. r. 81. Dalbey-ProYidea for a nu-
niclpal registration in the spring OF 1918
ana every six years thereafter IN cities
OF 5000 70 1900 population.
Recommended 60 Pass by House
Commftsee of whole.
"a n al-carrying an appropriation OF
tnent a the South Bend and Valentine
Relief bin for Cassie Dyer. the Phelp.
county girl who lost her right arm In 4
s saqnoFy 80 ae 5is at the Omaha STATE
II. r. iss-Appropriates s7a for Mrs
lone story, injured In an accident at the
beatrice Institute for Feeble Minded.
II. II. Sl-Appropriates 5000 Tor Mrs. IL
ID. Davis. widow Of deputy warden N
the penitepusry, who was stabbed {
oeash 10 81 Alper' frines eolored convict
Harpy county because OF expense con
nected with the shorty Gray prison %.
rising and the htigation following WA
passed after some discussion the Amount
allowed being o.Ol2
II, r. 69-for the relief OF Lucy
iaiDert. whose husband was killed ia an
automobile accident caused BY the neRii.
sesee ~ an employe. OF the HastinRs m.
s1re asylum, was recommended In the
anount OF 1900
IA. r. 04-To reimburse @. r. Buohols
Tor horses Killed BY the state on account
Of glandera IN the sum Of SIi3
II, X, ts-Ielephone may condemn
grounds for right-of-Nay.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-03-13
PAY CHECKS HANDED OUT;
MEMBERS FREE TO LEAVE
From a staff correspondentl

LINCOLN. March l2--tspecial. Fear
ing that mcmbers OF the legislature might
hike for home after they drew their last
pay check at the end OF the sixty iegls-
iature days. Mr.. Malteson sent up a
motion 70 the desk this afternoon calling
for Withholding OF the checks until
after the session was over. The motion
failed to carry by a vote of as to a.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-03-13
woaIa Give RIrht - sue.

LINCOLN, March l2-C Especially "A reso
luton was. offered by the olaims and de-
ficiencies committee OF the senate this
morning proposing 20 give TO. the Com
monwealth Power company leavO TO sue
the state for the return OF the S2.4s5 feo
II paid IN October. 1912. its application for
a water power right on the I1oup having
been turned down.
Evening star., 1915-05-28
TRINITY COLLEGE GRADS
MAY DONATE BUILDING
Alumnae Association to Meet During
commencement Week, June 6. to
Consider Plans.

First ten-year class reunion and con-
sideration of ways and means for erect
ing a science building and gymnasium
at Trinity College are to be features
of the commencement week exercises
which begin with solemn pontificial
mass Sunday, June 6.
Degrees are to be conferred on
thirtyfour graduates Thursday, June
10. by Cardinal Gibbons, president of
the board of trustees of the college. and
the address to the graduates is to be
delivered by Michael J. Ryan of Phil
adelphia, whose daughter, Miss Marie
Ryan, is president of the student gov
ernment of the college
The class of 1905 has made arrange
ments to return for decennial reun-
ion and the occasion is to be marked by
a gift to the college and a series of
entertainments.
The problem of raising a fund for 4
thoroughly up-to-date science building
and a large gymnasium is to be conSid-
cred at the annual meeting of the
alumnae association Wednesday, June
9, AT 10 am, and such plans as are
Evening star., 1915-05-28

considered advisable will be submitted
to the meeting of the advisory board
of the college at . o'clock that after
noon. Already several generous condi-
tional contributions have been pledged
and it is tine expectation of the alum
nae to arouse sufficient interest in the
fund that work may be begun on the
buildings during the next scholastic
year.
Commencement week starts Sunday.
June g. when the pontif1cal solemn high
mass is to be celebrated at 1880 am.
by Right Rev. Thomas j. Shahan. rec
tor of the Catholic University and titu-
lar Bishop of Germanicopilis. The as
sistant priest is to be the Very Rev
John F. Fenlon. The deacons of honor
are to be Rev Nicholas A. Weber and
Rev. Thomas V. Moore. The deacons OF
the mass are Rev. DR.. John w. Melody
and Rev. Patrick j. Mccormick. The
master of ceremonies is Rev. DR..
Charles A. Dubray.
The baccalaureate sermon is to be
preached by Very Rev. Charles F.
Aiken.
The Dramatic Society is to present
akespeare's Merchant of Venice at
4:30 pm. Monday, June !. and Tues
day at 4:3O o'clock there is to be a
concert by the Caecilian Society
Glass day exercises are to be held
Wednesday at 4:30 pm. and the confer
ring of degrees Thursday at IL am.
Evening star., 1915-05-28
ROSA VIRGINIA SANDS
SCHOOL CLOSES TERM
Distinguished Company of Clergy
and Laity Witness Inter
esting Exercises.

distinguished company of clergy
and laity assembled yesterday after
noon at the Rosa Virginia Sands School
to witness the second annual distribu-
ton Of prizes. marking the closing of
the scholastic year. Archbishop Bon
zano. apostolic delegate, was the guest
of honor. and the original and inter-
esting series of exercises opened with
the school hymn, "Salut a Toi," which
was followed by a greeting to the dis
tinguished guest. delivered in French
by Master Blaise de Sibour. Original
essays on The Dance of the Flowers
were read by Miss Caroline Johnson
and Miss Emilia Belknap. A song. The
Little Black Dog" was rendered in
unison by Misses Emilia Belknap.
Katharine Whelan, Nancy Hamilton,
Mary Agnes Willett and Masters Ray
nond and James Heishell. IN essay
on "A May Day" was read by Miss
Ayerell Belknap. and another, on Char-
acter." by Miss Mary Cliff. and the ele-
mentary French class. Misses Mary
Emily Hamilton. Averill and Georgiana
Belknap and Catharine Weller, gave a