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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-09
French Advance is Being Press
ed from Three Bases in
Three Directions Now.
GERMANS ARE STUBBORN.
In Their Resistance, as lndi-.
Gated by French Report of
One Point of Attack.
tnr AsseelArEp PRISE,

LONDON, Apr. 10-The French
movement between the Meuse and
the Lorraine frontier is developing
distinct offensive with General
1offre pushing his advance while the
Germans are making furious counter
attacks. This is the substance Of the
latest despatch reaching here.
According to an analysis OF the
situation by the French general staff
the French offensive movement OF
the last few days has been on these
sections. Tie first is on a front Of
fourteen miles to the east of Yer
dun, the line running southeast from
q point near Etain. the second on a
front between st. Mihiel and Pont-a-
Mousson. where the French are at
tacking from the south and the third
Is In the north in the vicinity O. Gus
aainville, where the French now dom
mate the valley of the Orne. and are
threatening the railroad beyond the
river Orne. The French advance Is
thus being pressed from three bases
In three different directions.
According TO Paris official reports
French attacks on fronts many miles
long have occupied new ground
measuring for several hundred yards
to two miles deep. That the Ger
man resistance to these advances has
v Deen& Stubborn u &11ulES1lEA Il ~ aat -
French report that the Germans on
one point Of the attack left 1000
dead on the field.
From the diplomatic standpoint in
terest is again centering in Greece.
where Former Premier Venizelos ap-
sparently despairing Of obtaining the
support OF King Constantine in his
effors to secure retraction Of the
Reputation OF his policy by the pres,
ent cabdent, has decided to retire from
politics and may leave the county.
Despatches from Hungary axpress the
helfef that til e Russians are fighting
their battles in the Carpathians for de-.
liiberate political ends the chief Of
which is to sever Hungary from the
dual monarchy.
Some confirmation is given this
theory by the reported alarm in Italy
over the possibility of Austri alum
gary concluding a separate peace with
Russia.
Dispatches from Athens set forth
that the allied fleet facing the Darda-
nel1es is not far from Bolair on the
sGa1lipoli peninsula but this news IS
without official confirmation
Nothing has come to hand to conf I'M
the rumors circulated yesterday tn at
5Eermanv had declared war upon Iol-
land. Military movements are report
ed along the Dutch border but such
activity continually has marked Hol-
lands I'M easy neutrality in the past
and consequently the present develop
menfs are not invested with marked
51nsignificance.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-09
EXCITING CHASE By
GERMAN SUBMARINE
Is Described by the Captain Of
the Blue $FunneI5Line Steam
er, Theseus.
7tav ~, Asaoc,AYrp rn /. e

tAr
LIVERPOOL, April 8.The CAD
u Of the Blue Funnel line steamer
Theseus which left here March IN
for Java, has sent back = reportE Of an.
exciting chase by a German subnla-
rine. The Theseus managed to make
it's escape but 1T was objected to and.
damaged by she'll fire from the sub
smersible. fTt sss S,4 31$
On March % at o'clock Ia the
{Rorning a submarine was sig hted at
APPOINT forty miles south OF Bish-
3 op rock The su bmarine signalled #
to stop and abandon ship but this
order was ignored and the Theseus
put on full steam and started zigzag7
ging insits course. The submarine
opened FIRE and continued throwing
shells at the Theseus ut intervals. The
chase continued until $3.50. when.
\ the submarine aband oned the pursuit.
and appeared to turn ! Is attention to
4 small steamer flying the Norwegiana
Y nag. II
or the ii II xplosiveS shells fired by
the inch guns on the su BIN arinpa ave
struck the Thesens and did 3consid EZRA
/ hls damage. sss#S
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-09
IN Which a German Aircraft i
Brought Down by al Famous
French Aviator.

FURNES, Belgium, via Paris, April
"a dramatic duel In the air In
which q German aircraft was brought
down by Roland Garros. famous
French aviator. inside the allied lines,
was described last night by Major
Pontus, son of the former Belgian
minister Of war, who witnessed the.
combat.
The German aircraft succeeded in
rising above the French machine, but
the latter by a clever twist escaped:
and fl ew over the German. From.
this moment the Germans position.
became critical said the mai or,''' or,
EGarris overlook him rapidly. Pres
emily the cracking OF a quick frers
showed the French aviator himself
sufficiently near to take the Offensive.
Could the Germanse escape? It seemed
ward getting nearer and nearer, but
the German observer used his car
abine freely and it seemed that the
Sbulle mi ght strike the Frenchman.
sud- n1y a long jet of white smoke
Egushed from the German machine
and then a little lame which In an
Instant enveloped the whole aero
plane.
otwi thstanding the extreme peril
the pilot took to fl ght, but his eff
forts to escape soon were converted
into a b terrifying downward plunge.
TheAaerop1ane, mass Of flames,
struck the ground with a hckening
thud a score Of yards from me and
#a column Of black smoke mingled.
with sheets OF fire poured from the
fallen machine. g5s
ran to the aeroplane. which had
fallen close to a fitch and soon put
them. The gasoline tank contained!
two BIZ LET shnl es. 9. as a.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-09
christian SCIENCE
Lecture Will B Given Free by
MI. Stricken in the M Jason
ic Temple onlight.
OWE. W alSirl.,

Christian science is the truth that
heals the sick and sets man free. a
truth that heals all discord J. makes
no di fference sWhet her the discord is
or financial. When we COME
found erstand the Scripture and spfr-
itually interpre it we will e7neither
sick nor poor. 5s " ~ sss -.
God created man free and all his
creation was for mans benefit. and
when he finished the creation. he
good. Therefore,
what is not good he did mot create,
Discord is not in Gods creation.
When we come to nnd erstand God,
there will be no discord. Il sin nor dis
eass Evil will disappear In the
presence Of truth Y Nj ,ss,S =
All who would hear this truth are
invited to a free lecture by Eirgil q.
stricl1er at the Masonic temple this
evening. I stnad as a witness OF the
trut came from Missouri and had
ODE shown before would believe.
4 am glad that I can testify to the
truth a 8 NJ. s
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-09
HATFIELD AT ISSUE
With GENERA n
III A ii !. /;
Il srEerAL roirnE rEIEarA,.

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10y, 81 2, 81 2
Lily 10 an opinion and statement4 T.
s. = . lna
pressnt man s. on nola
an one py. decia TN q
Woulu De e cause TOE graft hca ton Eto.
me and would afford me much relief
if = could consideration constde Ter the
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-09
E::.|IN|NS
Second Time in Two Weeks in
the Supreme Court OF West
Virginia.
Itnr A.ssaes:lArEnl paEsa,

& CHARLESTON, April g For the
second time in two weeks the supreme
court Friday refused to advance the
case of A. Leo We'll, OF Pittsburg,
chief counsel for the Manufacturers
Light and Heat Company. deciding
that ii: should take It's regular course
on the calendar. This, it was stated,
would delay until September any
hearing ofithe appeal Of the state from
the writ OF prohibit ton GRANTEE in the
circuit court to prevent the inferno
date court from prosecuting the In
.dictment charging attempted bribery
OF public service commissioners by
Mr.. We'll.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-09
DIES RLJC71IDE FIRE.
e a GLASS PLANIl
Bending Depart lent of IiIillaa
Glass Gonpa Destr red
with Loss 5ef $I2,O

S5 Fire fan nnknoW nsorfgin. y hi6n
broke out shortly al ter noon today
In the bending OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES the
Tuna Glass Gompanyss plant att
sdustria1, caused 5a loss OF $I2, Dor
more: The bull ding destroyed WaAs
from the main plant and
was a one-story wood len strnct ura. IL
contained a consid BILE amount a.
glass. wo ovens and other electrical
machinery, all o. Wni chs is e tots
loss. !sssas
The hre star ed lille the Mork
lnen In the bending departmentRW WEI
at lunch and when discovereds aS
gained considerable headWay. Thos
soon brought3 into play but SHass
late to save the burnin gfbui1dingSand
attention was turned toWards@s
the main plant of the scompaHYaht
thefspIant Or the Clarksburs
Company, which Is anearby sis;
Omcia1s OF the conn safd the
loss would total 4t,
and Isl fullyac covered bySf Insurance..
The building was destroyed
about an hour and the fame then
subsided ID the fremen haTinE
vented them from spreading
other bull ingss S2Ss sss
a Standardization Is to be mad e tnkn
the9c cause of the blaze. es
The city fire depa rt1asnts was a
for assist lance and the or Str16
from the central stat onlF was cltt
thesscenes oweyer. tti s
under control VIII
there wa ed s5t
sire rms or ~
Iess1I r1Est al e.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-09
State Treasurer I ong and Stale
Auditor Darst Send Him q
Formal letter.
BASED ON AN OPINION
BY Attorney General Lilly That
He Has a Legal Right 70
Borrow M Oney
q. "a eeei.4xs r.rrs,

CHARLESTON. April -
Long. state treasurer, and .. S. sDarat.
state auditor, today sent a formal Lex
ter to Governor Hatfield urEinE him
to7take advantage of the opinion rem
dered yesterday BY Attorney General
Lilly that the governor could legally
borrow money to pay the running ex-s
penses OF West Virginia.
State officials, school. teachers and
employees OF state institutions, who
have not received their salaries for
March, were hoping the governor
would recede from his former posi-
ton and negotiate the loan.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-09
JUMPS TO DEATH
From the Fourth Floor of q
Bank Building5in5 the Cltyof
Milwaukee Wis.

MILWAUKEE, Wis, April Chris
TOPPER Pau1us. 81, member of the
state assembly, Friday Jumped from
the tenth floor of the First National
Bank building and was instantly
killed. Paulus early in January had
trouble over the issuance OF checks
amounting TO several hundred dollars,
having at the time insufficient funds
tosmeet them. He was arrested but
the case was settled out of court
with the und that he make
restitution.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-09
ROMANO: Q | ! I 4
In the American Ambulance
Service with Frencl Wound
ed Ends in IN arriage.
a Is777ll.lll7 HIIIlI ~ = 7I7Il1
fASgAEHrEfATEnsPREE

PARIS. Apr. The fact that the
labor OF caring for French wounded
had not prevented the development
OF. ia romance in the American ambu-
lance service became known yeste--
day when Carroll Greenough OF New
York. attached to the ambulance ut
Neuill y. as married In the ambu-
lance chapel to Miss Margaret Vir-
GINA Greble, daughter OF Edwin
Greble. Of Pasad ena. Calf. who has
charge of the special diet kitchen in
come ction with the ambulance.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-09

~ ~ has made expert study OF
75s3fs housekeeping and cookery
pro blems, and oilers sane advice re-
garding them. The most important
feature OF her Better Foods Better
Homes work is that it sets women to
thinking and brings to them rea1i-
zation Of their. need Of knowledge in
regard to food and its proper prepa-
ration. " III
Miss Ellis does not consider girl
well educated unless she knows how
to cook; not how to make number
Of Fsalads or good fudge or other party
dishes. Her idea Is that girls should
know how to make "a good loaf Of
bread, how to cook meat 30 as to get
the most nourishment out OF 1t, and
also when to cook M eat. This expert
holds that q #knowledge OF cookery
should include what to cook as well
az how to cook it. That is, how to
plan menus that will constitute a
daily balanced ration, n OF providing a
Of either protein,
carbohydrates or fat. In her lecture
course here Miss Ellis will give
definite instructions in regard to the
various food elements, just how much
OF each is needed for the properly
balanced ration which promotes
health, provides energy and stimu-
lates brain activity. Most women now
adays are eager for just such infor-
nation as this, realizing it's inn
portance from the point Of view Of
the health Of the family as well as
well as their own efficiency as cooks
and }housekeepers. Such knowledge is
being impaired to girls In all Of the
best schools all over the country, but
Suta
prevent most housekeepers from at
these subjects are taught.
"a few domestic science teachers,
wide awake to the needs OF these
lhousekeepers have given UP their
work OF teaching housekeeping and
home making to girls in school. and
are going about the country carrying
the gospel of better foods and better
homes to housekeepersi- That their
work is highly appreciated is evil
denced by the fact that such teachers
as Miss Ellis talk almost every lay In
the year to classes mad up Of hun
dreds OF eagera women who for tho
most part do their own cooking and
are seeking after knoWled geS as to the
most efficient way OF doing it.
Miss Ellis, who is bringing just
/ such Instruction. as this sto the house
wives Of Clarksburg is an expert
bread maker. and will teach IN her
course here how to make perfect
loaf Of bread. She makes good cakes
1 and pies and teaches these branches
IN her cookery course. There is IA
fright and a wrong way4to cook vege-
tables and Miss Ellis takes up this
| subject in a helpful manner. The
n 1a-1f<r lee
g practical way. Her entire course
is one thatFwill appeal to the best
cooks Of the city. and will also con
tain a great deal Of aluable informa-
ton for the women who have not
| been successful In their ulinary OPP
erations. ss
The Telegram cooker course, be
ginning Monday and running through
Friday of next week. Is entirely free,
and every WON an IN the city is Invited
| to attend. n is5
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-09
BANKRUPT |:
Is anew York CorporationWith
Outstanding Securities to
Amount of 1000, 900.
.xAaeoe,A1rp rnraal

NEW YORK, April 9.-The j. -.
Breenhut Company, a New York cor
poration with s12,O0O,OO0 outstand-
ing securities operating two depart
ment stores on Sixth avenue. went
into receivership today through
friendly proceedings. a Few min
utes after the equity suit had been
fled an involuntary petition in bank
Tuptcy was filed in separate proceed
ings by three creditors with claims
totalling $4,000
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-09
GERMAN SUBMARINES.
Are Found by Norwegian Air
men Behind Cliffs and Or
dered to Leave at Once.

COPENHAGEN, via London, Apr.
"A group Of Norwegian airnen
Norway invest eating rumors that q
German submarine base was located
I'm some sheltered spot of these neu-
trail waters found several German
submarines gathered behind the cliffs
at Bergen bay The submarines
were ordered to leave imme diately or
else be interned for the remainder OF
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-09
sBELGIANs ARE AGAIN
ELECTED By GERMANS
,.y ASSOCIATES rREas,

st BxsAsnociATrp pREHE,
by wireless. April 8. ---
The German army headquarters re-
port issued under date OF April 3
said: 3as
The Belgians again were elected
from Drei Grachten: The place was va
destroyed. Two BE gian officers and
III o o men were mace prisoners and
two III achine guns were taken. AS a
reply to the French bonn bardment Of
places behind the German front.
Rheims. where strong forces and ar
tf11ery had been assembl led, was she'll
ed with incendiary bombs. To the
north OF the wood Of Beausejourn.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-09
KNIFE DUEL
Is Foughtzat a School House;
Results in the Death of
III! Two Men.
t.tny RRrER.

4 POMEROY.S o., ApriI {. .--=: IN q knife
duel at the Howell school house at
Letart. w. Va. last night during q
school entertainments, Earl Shirley
%, and Urson Bosworth. IS both
married. were killed. Three broth
ers onsa side are said to have en-
gagged in the hght. Two 9th ers.ar re-
ported dying. The troubl IS said to
have been the cu1minat ton fan old
feud.. \.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-09
LQRLM Ter LOSES
FMotionto Quash Indictment and
He Must Stand Court

CHICAGO, April 8. liam Lori
mer. former United States senator,
and 9th Ter ott1 Gals OF the defunct La
Sale Street Trust and Savings Bank.
must stand trial on state charges OF
conspiring to wreck the Institution.
This was the effect OF decision in
criminal court Friday by which mo-
ton TO quasT the indictm ent was over
ruled and twenty=fouro Of the twenty
five counts II the documents were sus-
staIned.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-09
TUBERCULOSIS
And Dropsy Causes Death Of
Raymond erlnande s, of
GrasSelli.

Raymond Fernando z. aged " IS
years, died at IS clock Friday morn
ing at his home at Grasse11If saftera:
illness OF tuberculosis and
dropsy. ssss ssi ss
The deceased man dis survived by
his parents, Mr.. and NJ RS. Ju1alian.
two brothers and four
sisters. Funeral services vii be
held at O'Clock Saturday afternoon
at the home md the b,irial will be In
the Holy Cross cemeteIS /.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-09
EDE'Sj LETTER |: | | |.
To His Brother States That
Sunken Submarine Was in
Poor Condition.

LOS ANGELES, April Allison
EIDE, brother of Lieutenant Alfred
EIDE, commander OF the submarine
ia, which was lost off Honolulu har-
Dor March IS. said today he had re-
ceiyed a letter from the naval officer
in which he declared that the sub
nerstble was defective. Lieutenant
the vessel was leaky and otherwise IN
poor condition. s 3
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-09
inspect TRACTION LINES.

F'A1RMoNT. April number
of traction men will make 4 a two
days inspection of the Hagerstown
and Frederick Traction Company,s
lines In those cities on Thursday5an and
Friday Among those In the party
Will be JameE D. Watson. OF Fair
mont sprigg % Camd en-. Of Parkers-
burg I'll len L.oWnde les, Of Bal tirpore.
and Messrs: Sand ersons and Vessel OF
New Work t5S
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-09
TR|POLI REBELS
Attack on italian Column But
Are Driven Off aftera
Sharp Fight.
tsr AsEoe..>- e1sreEasi

;g ROME. via Paris. pr. o An
Italian column operating In Tripoli
for the protection Of Il the harvesting
OF the barley crop southwest OF Mis-
daE has been attacked by a force OF
1000 rebels. according to advices
reaching Rome. The rebels after .
sharp fight were driven Off with
heavy losses. The Italian column had
IL men In killed and wounded. Mis-
da is % miles south of the city OF
tripoh. f.9l 81 n
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-09
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TANGO BARRED !:
II Associat ted Pressl.

PARIS. April y 8 decree L
prohibiting the dancing OF the
tango and other similar dances
in Paris is being prepared by
the municipal auth critics. IT.
doubtless Will be Issued shortly
and enforced With energy j
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-09
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DEAD !. LIST GROWS.
s1By Associa ted PRESS,

london, April 8 Anotharss
extended list OF casual ties total
hing 1,1OS names was issued
by the British war Office FRI
day and 1t emphasizes the fnr 81
iousness5 OF the battle Of NsleYe
Chapelle ins France last month
The killed IN this latest
number 336
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-09
MARRIAGE LICENSES 9

N Marriage licenses have been issued
10 Frances Berardins and Elizabeth
IIarkas Antonio Tlaccp and Julia
tHarkn and MelTille s Watkins and Ida
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-09
HATFIELD IS JJR GED
TO BORROW NONE
FOR STATES NEEDS
y j. !. = i. !.
VICTIM 10 TYPHUs.
WASHINGTON. April 81,

WASHINGTON. April 3
Or. Ernest P Afagruder. or #
this city, one Of the physi-
clans at the head of the
Am erican Red Cross unit in
Serbia, has fallen q victim to IL
typhus fever. His death was
reported today from Bel
grade to Red Cross headquar-
tiers here.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-09
AND GENERAL JOFFRE
y IS PUSHING ADVANCE
AGAINST GERMANS
Many GUNS TAKEN.
. IIIT5 1I3T1 NJ IT-T-
(By Associated Press |.

BERLIN, by wireless. April 4
9.-According to official lists
made public today there were !
in Germany March i a total Of !
$50 pieces OF captured artil- !
lery. These include 1900 Bel .
gian pieces Of both heavy and
light ca1ibre, 300 French
guns. $50 Russian and sixty
British. "
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-09
man is survived by.
an RS III laliani
EXECUTOR QUALITIES.

M. EonaMay quail edsass executor
or the vii Il or Alice III Clark It'll 1-
Oss 1dler lsurety To- ia es alnol mi OF
$lO1 Irs. May RpEe is the main
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-09

a Jersey COW belonging to
Eli Moore best known as :
Bud !" Moore. Of Catfish, gave
birth to calf ursday night
which has neither eyes nor
tail. He will try to- raise the
calf. 4; ,i
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-09

DRAMA TIC. DUEL
IS FOUGHT IN AIR
lI'9JfI l+-l1 7I7-fFf f 4 MI IN
CALF a FREAK.

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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-09
Domestic Scientist to Give
Helpful Course under the
Auspices Of II telegram.
Miss Harriet Ellis.

Miss Harriet Ellis, the
Home Economics expert
who will give a series
free lectures at the NJ
sonic temple auditorium
next week under the
auspices of the Telegram,
has made expert study OF
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-09

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Pmtly cloudy and warmer
ssss Saturday unsettled.
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sWO bullet holes.
Evening star., 1915-09-15
COL. FLAGLER ON INSPECTION.
Visits Points Along the Potomac in
This Engineer District.

Bound on an inspection trip to points
along the Potomac where public inn
provements are in progress or are con-
templated, the United States Army en-
glneer service steamer Castle, with Col
c. A. F. Flagler aboard, has left here
Col. Flagler is the newly assigned en-
sineer officer in charge of the Wash
lngton engineering district, and on the
trip he will become acquainted with a
considerable portion of the territory
under his control
From the Potomac it is possible the
castle may extend her cruise to some
OF the territory along the western
shore of Chesapeake bay under the
control of the engineer office here. The
Castle is expected to return to her
headquarters here some time this even
ing or tomorrow. Later in the month,
1t Is stated, she will make an inspec-
ton cruise to all parts of the district.
Evening star., 1915-09-15
REGARDED AS BANNER YEAR.
New Students Enrolling Daily al
GonZaga College.

With new students enrolling daily,
officials at Gonzaga College believe this
is to be the banner year in the history
of the institution. The increase in reg
istered students is fully SO per cent, it
is reported. Monday, the opening day,
an extra section of the freshman class
had to be formed.
Father Mcdonnell, S. j., delivered an
address of welcome at the schola brevis
ceremonies in the high school theater
Monday. Calling attention to the rec
ords of former Gonzaga students he ex-
horted the new boys to maintain the
high standards of study shown during
all the years of the schools existence,
In conclusion. he made a strong plea
for the upholding and adoption of the
great truths of life.