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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-21
MILEAGE OF ROADS

ne agricultural department - nov
EsshsFisE Information vhich. wheu
eaapists. shoad not oaiy give the TO-
tai Mileage % pGhjic roads iu the
caitsf States and their cost. but
sAgsid serve a. . basis foE estimating
tks relative value % the different
kia4s % Highways. Some 1900 sets
% inauiry blanks have already been
distributed throuEh the state highway
commissions. and some % these are
now beginning 20 come back 20 the
department Zach set consists OF four
cards
% these ths arst asks Tor informA-
tien on the mileage % different classes
os roads n the county 20 which il Is
seat The mileage does not include.
% course. streets IN cities and towns
The roads are divided into 10 classes.
as follows; Brick paved. concrete.
uaeadafn With the addition Of some
substance such az asphalt. oil. or tar:
plain raaeafarn. gravel. she'll. other
hArd-surf4ecd roads. sand and clay
mixture properly graded and drained.
ordinary earth roads properly con-
structcd. and. anAIiy. unimproved
roads
The second card Asks for Informal
t.oa IN regard 90 the tax rate for the
roads and tie amount of work and
the names OF local road officials. and
moasy expended on them
The third blank IL concerned with
the fourth with facts In regard 90 the
bond issues and the indebtedness OF
the counties for their road systems
Al tksrs are Approximately 5000
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-21
m yuDfcrAL sITUATIos.

sfns~ ne srssafxatisu % haes
Inland eounfy th@ time nsvsr has
s~~n whsa n has bssn zithoas
r~slasns efrsait court Judge let
NV. win q soastsntiY insrsasinE
esl~ndsr and q saaasstsd soaet-~
eisa af eoars busiaesss the repair
Ii~aa party 81 far a. = iies WITH
m fts power a. a. So has seen ~
ts alsfsaaehiss ths euuntr ~ HneA
fsfana m tAs ssisetian q msu 60
en- 90 10 eirsaft bench fnf M
a~ss t~run ~ sts years
Ths Ergwfng asssrs ~ the peo-
Ole err r-Hrs has been p Keep the
bsneh tree frsm me inausnce %
,srsisansAlp. tvsrY pofsfbis pre-
snnfIsFn. On tact vas taksn ~ the
srnm~rs ~ th~ eoastftntion O. pro-
vf.i. far ms vsrY thina-
Tbs only var o. rsbuke ne IN
fsetian ~ psiitfes Into the fndit-
efarY % this district and q Insure
Hsek island eountY a resi,ient
ladE~ b. through the siectiou of
=. r. ksawsrthf.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-21
Sidelights on the European War

had our Iessan. and we Italians are
too clearheaded to need another so
soon again,"
The German delegation was excel
Iently organized and most capah-y led.
Fraulein Ida Gustava Heymau, Of
Berlin. the translator into German,
who sat at Miss Jane adams right, In
times of threatening disturbance calm-
" took the reins from Miss adams
hands and drove the congress under
the whip. Her colleague. Dr.. Anita
Augsburg, of Munich whose dress.
voice and whole appearance suggested
a Roman Catholic bishop. was floor
leader of the German delegation For
the German women. her deep. SOFT
voice was law. No American politician
ever controlled more perfectly his con
tingent on convention floor than did
DR.. Augsburg. the widely varied rep
resentation Of the German empire.
Owing 70 the stoppage of communl-
cation between England and Holland
Great Britain was meagerly repre-
sented. But little Mrs. Amy Liiiings-
ton. the militant suffraget, with her
cockney accent and her determination
TO be heard. was a tower of strength
against peace.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-21

What Has the Onion Done for Youl
owe much 20 the onion aud want
20 defend II against the attacks that
have been appearing in your column.
! had promised my aged mother, after
years of indulgence. that would never
taste liquor again. One day I fell TO
the extent of taking aboard several
highballs. Before became intoxicat-
ed caught myself and returned home.
Mother each evening greeted me with q
kiss. On this night. as she approached
me. she said. why. son. you have
been eating onions" With that she
pushed me aside. Am / against the
weed? Not much o. p. W.
DOC Lille has been elected to the
presidency OF the Illinois Medical So
ciety. without showering him with
any unmerited bouquet we don't mag
inc II would be out OF place TO refer TO
him as OF the flower OF the fraternity
WILLIAM ]. Lemp. millionaire
brewer. Quietiy-weds Mrs. G. X. Linn
Must have been expecting some excite
ment
IF You stfil have doubts whether or
not the new county Jail should be
hidden behind the court house, take
q look at the photograph of the pro-
posed arrangement II speaks louder
condemnation than the voices OF those
who have been attempting TO show
the county board the error of it's way.
J. II. 9.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-21
Nav 2lin American
History.

tG91 - Cornelius van Tromp. famous
Dutch admiral. died
1929 John Law, notorious imitation
financier, died In Venice; born lo'4
1S79-Famous close action naval en-
gagement of Iquique. Chile. Inc
Peruvian monitor Huascar s''hA
the Chilean ironclad Esmeralda.
1so5-Franz Won Suppe, the Austrian
Ofenbach." composer Of "Boccae'
cio," etc, died in Vienna; born !"
1920.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-21

rrvnehes alrva.tv ssfs 5s me pres
enc vac are ssid Co be suesefsnf. or
plaeef eat Co end. % rracn from Wass-
fnsten 60 san Uraaeisco asG baes
again. sonehody Eas had Ea co s Zoe
% diEHinE asd mat somebody wac tas
prfSsss soldier How would vGu lttr
o. ~ soldier h these pipiaa times o.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-21
A Matter ofIatItude.

This week will be tulip week in Bos-
ton. and the Globe wants 20 know IL all
the young men know q. Down this
way an up-to-snuf young man knows
that every week IN the year.-Nash-
Vile Tenncssean.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-21

tf Senator Lewis rvtrreece t9 ftr
possible rsraovat ef ere capital ef ere
tn4tsd States frsrn WasEiaEf1n t1 Cet4
eaEo does noe Hns up fhe wiatr cry
aelesatioa Ca tae legislature Cog fs-
aGvsrn0f's waterway pr1t-ef ..re
mere fs no zee trying mere verbal rer-
sa4sien Ia mat quarter
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-21
A Missouri Bride.

Harrington. Mo. Itmes-l
The bride Is a young lady OF won
drous fascination and remarkable at
tractiveness. FOR with manners as en-
chanting as the wand OF a siren and a
disposition As sweet as the doors OF
flowers and spirits a. Joyous as the
.caroiinE Of birds and mind as brilliant
a. the tresses that glitteringly adorn
the brow OF winter and with heart as
pure as dewdrops trembling in violets.
she will make the home OF her hus-
band a paradise OF enehantmeut like
the lovely home % her girlhood. where
the heaven toned harp OF marriage
with It's harp OF love striking chords Of
devotion and fond endearments. sent
forth the sweetest strains that ever
thrilled senses with the rhythmic pulls
ing % ecstatic rapture.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-21

HeiaE out % baseball Rock tsIaut is
n posffioa Co foin che farmer .a COM
placsns centerap iatlea OF ere tstIaE
raiadrops aud Co GEure % vita E@
sne ngabsr ot cellars tRsY viii aeG
o. the value % the crops
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-21
Prnmnf RenrisnI.

Speaking about prompt retaliatory
measures. We note with pride that the
Massachusetts fish and game commits
sion has decided 20 remove all the Ger
man carp from Laurel Lake.-Boston
Transcript.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-21

Rus yeur snssr on a sepubucaa state
s.natsr who refuses bis sxtra mileage
transportation anf tee Dol enc voG VIII
have spotted aaetHsr carGidata f7r
esseraor. az least in s@bryo.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-21

ft fsa auestioe wbether tsr Nussri-
ran psopls ought CO. couEratslffr
thsmsstvss apoe Or t7 resent ere re-
ported dsctsion % thr Preach design
srs % apparel t1 make WssHfrEfan fsr
fashion csstsr Of enc world .a place Of
Paris
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-21

lee fn ne harbor af Nouss. Aiasta.
has opened GurtaK thr iasf few days 81
tnat ssumption % commerce has bees
raaGs possible 1tast have bsea a EgoG
deal warner 40 tasFr rtag SCI vas
A.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-21

o. -. % course. gratifying ta su5w
mat ths Red Msn et tl.aeis are rrafT
with 10000 ssea fsr enc rrttet States
army IN ease % war. BAT be- sseu.t De-
ruraembsrsd mat ia speakseE % mott
srn armies enc term "mitlioas" has Gis-
placed thousands
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-21

Possibly ttslg has been sarrFlf
psltfnE sor ne water ta VAIN 10 "a e.f
tafsre eUrzfna "a.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-21

,tsz % letter rssz4 manifest them
selves - their squsr&bis dealings.
srzsil zzirsss zsa N their Eo.Es AFTER
rais-Ccs.Eei-A
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-21
what yym the Haryest Bel

In Connecticut a man named Bold
has just married a girl named Fear
ing. and our guess Is that both are
right.-Detroit Free Press.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-21

Havre.-A commission. consisting OF
officials. physicians, mayors and couh-
ty councillors, representing all the ae-
partments of Normandy, including
Havre and Bouen, has presented re-
port on the consumption Of alcohol'
recommending the total prohloltloh
during the war of all alcoholics except
light wines, beer and cider The per-
manent abolition of the sale OF a..
spirits made from potatoes, beets anu
similar food sources, is urged.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-21

London.-"The Germans are won
derfuI gunners and to talk Of our haY-
ing their artillery in hand is sheer
nonsense" IS the opinion Of Captain
Bernard Sharp Of the Yorkshire terri
torials in a letter 10 his family al
Hull. The British official eyewitness
stated only a few weeks before the pat
tie of Tyres that the allies had estao-
Iished a superiority in this respect
over the enemy. The situation. says
Captain Sharp. demands more guns
and unlimited she'll
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1915-06-09
Sheep Raising In Wise County

Why not make Wise County ia.
nous US a sheep raising county
BY far the larger part of the
surface of our county is pro-
dncing nothing because there
are no live stock to convert the
vegetation into meat. We have
much laud that is too steep for
cattle, while sheep could thrive
ON these ranges.
Our farmers say they cannot
keep sheep on account of the
dogs. All dogs found ON or
near your premises that are not
under control of their masters
should he shot This will make
it necessary TOR those having
nsct'i. dogs to Keep them con
fined Why let Il Dog gone
old dog prevent YOU from
milking a nice profit each year
on sheep
We recently weighed lamb
TWO months old ON the farm of
Morgan Boiling, of Fiat Gap
This lamb had received only or
binary treatment but weighed
G7l pounds. This lamb is
worth 5000 now and Will bring
So 90 OF $500 IN two months.
Earlier lambs bring "a much bet,
ter price than this.
Farmers, buy a pure bred
Shropshire buck and "a few
ewes aud begin 20 raise sheep.
IL will pay even though YOU
lave to 20 with your hord OF
sheep for "a time, like the shop
herds of old IL YOU had a
herd large enough, say IS or
100, YOU could easily afford to
keep "a man with them all Tire
time; aud with smaller herds
you could stny with them nutl
the dogs are killed out
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1915-06-09

4 recent conference in WISH
ington between the representa-
tives of all important nations
in h @ Western Hemisphere
marks a now era in American
history and in fact m epoch
making era ia our history The
effect of the European war has
been to draw the United States
and the South American coun-
tries into n closer and more fra
trrnal relationship. The United
States has enjoyed such great
prosperity IN the past that they
hGNo not hitherto made aS much
Effort as they should haN" wa
going after trade ia these
countries they have SIMPLY
c"ntented themselves wiIh ac-
rept'ng what trade came TINS
way Now, however the INIT
cd states Is gong to follow %
new industrial aud commercial
p"hcy ana 20 n'ler lrane
Wherever IT cen NH had me
trade OF the South Anier'cnn
countries has been gong TO
Great Britain ana germany III
q large measure nnd Those tW'
countries have done a'i 'neN
cou'd TO wean Inc '7ou'h Amer
lN-Vh countries away iI"in 'io
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1915-06-09
IN Paige Quality Lies Paige Triumph

The Paqe Fairfield 'Six-46' has proved The most
successful the best cling, the most commented upon
and the most popular sXcyNnder car Of any
price introduced in this country this year Ii has
been easily a incontestably the most distinctive
event OF this Aneican motor car season.
Those sec ae cans. haa been sweeping victory
We do9h' II n rfle motto Gas ia ever SO completely doln
mated its field lAiac .N-i6 has dominated the field OF
ALL "siSes' since it announced last January.
1t was the ntcfetecntei OF all the Automobile Shows has
already n months the di-;ncion being the most
wisely and s,ud.ously copied tile vas unique
n ,ilue value and unique immediate and dis
eliminating popularity ii Won
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1915-06-09
DICKINSON COUNTY.

Freezing, Va, June 3. Rev.
John Calvin Swindal. of Nor
land, besides handing out the
gospel in large chunks, man
aging il lover mecca, an Il
keepim' store" has cows
and quilea likely lot. too. Right
ON the heel of tie present time
one OF the cows was taken sick
The parson tried All his medical
skill on the sick animal. but TO
RIO avail Unluckily, however a
man came along selling medi-
cines, and IN his case he had a
uoStrum that would cure every
~ 80 which bovine flesh is heir
ESQ he said He sold the parson
a supply enough for future as
we'll as present needs. He help
ed TO pour dose down the COW.
aud after assuring the parson
that she would be herself
again by next morning. he
departed He had not more
than reached the opposite end
Of The swing bridge that spans
Pound River (the parson lives
on IA road one end % which
leads Ia the river neughy) ho
fore the cow Went straight to
that bourne from which no
good COW ever returns.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1915-06-09

Il is a curious fact thar The
II ague conferences and the
completion OF the Peace Palace
nj The Hague were followed by
war. This was something men
iher anticipated nor desired by
The monarch who first suggest
I'd the holding Of such confer,
ences, nor by anyone else. The
first conference met in 1893 and
was Immediately followed by
the Boer war. The next was
held in 1907 aud very soon after
began the disturbance in the
Near East, followed by the
great war between the Balkan
States and Turkey A few
months ago the Peace Palace
was completed, after yeats OF
building, aud then camo the
gtcatest war in All history. The
Immediate outcome OF ali the
conferences heraided by such
a flourish of ,rumpets is both
disappointing and disconcert-
ing 10 all who pinned faith on
the ability Of peace conferences
to prevent war. Still, tina; does
got necessarily mean the meet
iogs were yaiueless or thoi the
Peace Palace is a mockary.
Influences, making for the pro.
motion of peace aud for better
understanding between the
nations, have doubtless been
sut 10 motion by the conferences
held even IL they have not yet
risen TO the surface, aud it is
not unlikely that when the
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1915-06-09
Breed to Pure-Bred Sircs.

We wish to urge upon our
stock raisers the Importance of
breeding their cows unA heifurs
TO purc.hred valuable males.
SO thai their calves will bc sal
able AT present there are the
following purc-brcd beef bulls
M the county pure bred Here
ford white face bulls. owned
10y each of the following men:
4. q. Morris, Biz Stone Gap;
Walter Mutton. Big Stone Gap;
Mili Wlmplcr, Big Stone Gap;
II. q Hamilton. Wise: J.. II
Beverly, Wise: James Quarlcs,
Pound There is only one
short Horn bull in the county,
owned by Ihurstou Banner.
Pound This only totals seven
purc-brcd bulls in our county.
hut they are in reach of "a large
number of farmers. Many pee
pie owning COWS are too much
inclined 60 breed to the nearest
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1915-06-09
The Froof q 7haf Vfctory

and lighting Systems the Bosch magnetic, the Multi
PIE disr-inecrt elatch ard every distinctive feature
That makes lor eleGant motoring. And the annzine
grice Sl59S--icF such Quali;y-ygas The crownine
achievement
The Ame''can public recognized this Quality and
tais Supreme Value in the Page "Sir-46''
We counted on that-but we are no less eratef,,i
ioI TINS overwhelming proof oil populnr appreciation
You must already have seen this wonderful six.
60. II IS known everywhere now. But see it again
mill II IS yours.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1915-06-09
What the PubIic Was Ouick 10 Recoenire

First Quality unprecedented Quality and
10 other motor car anufactufcrs dealers and motor
ISIS unbtl cvae!e Quality. That meant q combin-
alton OF hiphes; grade features unoQuallcd in any
other SIX however much greater the cost. That
was where we segnn with the Paige Six DO"
Then the public quick grasp the beauty
Of the new European design, the luxurious seven
passenger Footnness Of the car the riding luxury OF
the CanteveF springs. the Power and FlcxbiIity Of
tn ePeige Continental motor o. K SD. the I'M
questionable excellence Of the Rayfed
epbmetor Gray & Davis electrical siprting
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1915-06-09

powers get wearied of fighting
the peace negotiations may be
held in the beautiful and his
toric Dutch city.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1915-06-09
n I'M s Norfolk ssevaester
Srhadrls IN EHsc,


Nov. ~. 1914.
LEAVE NORrO N-G.l5 a. IN. ior
Lynchburg and intermediate ii.
tiOns Pullman sleeper Riuefield IN
Philadelphia via llngcrs;own. and
Pullman sleeper Roanoke 20 llich.
mOnd and Norfolk Also connectint,.
at Bluciicld with trains WcstbDupd
Pullman sleeper to Cincinnati and
Columbus
LEAVE NORTON $50 p. for loIt.
North. East and West
LEAVE BRISToL--DMly. 6.i5 81 nh
Ion East Radiori, Roanoke, Lyurh-
burg Petersburg Richmond aud
Norfolk Pullman rarlor Can ia
Richmond. Pullman sleeper isna-
nokc tao New York via lIagcrsiopn
and Harrisburg
800 p Ia. ioi Norfolk aud iu;ermedAi-
points, Pullman Slccpcrs to Norfolk
- /, IA. and sop m Omitted Solid
trains with pullman slccpcrs to- WASH
mgton baltimore. Philadelphia ahi
New YORK. via l.ynchburg Doc,nni
make local stops.
12.15p. m daily for all points bcineer
Bristol amt lynchburg Connect, ID
Walton 30 5l0 = N with the 81
Louis Express for all points wcsi suf
northwest.
If yop are thinking of taking q ton
vol want quotations, cheapest iasc. M
liable and correct information 20. i.
routes, train schedules the most cnuUu
able aud quickest way Write Mi 40,
information is yours for the asking. Oa
ono ot Our complete Map Folders
w e. NNrNntWs, g. T. A.
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The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1915-06-09

FOR SALE. Seven room
dwelling and two lots located
iu hilb0urn Addition. Appala-
chin Coed we'll and city water
IN hemae Apaly 10 l.. l..
Pierce, Appplachia, Va 22.25.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1915-06-09

ching in the shape of "a bull, no
matter if it is a Jersey, aud
they will want to sell their
calves for as much as the man
who has Il calf from the Here
ford or Short Horn. However,
they Will find that it will be
difficult to get as much for the
Jersey calf, unless we happen
To find Il customer who wants o
Jersey COW in Il wear or two,
and the calf happens To be Il
heifer.
At present there are but two
good draft stations in the coun-
ty. puro-bred Belgian stallion
owned by John Litz, of Coc-
burn, and cross between Il
Clydcsdale aud Percherone,
owned 10y G. X. Bloomer, of
Dooley. They are both good
stations and our farmers
should patroui1e them as we
need a larger breed Of work
horses in the county. If You
dou't like them you will when
YOU know them. Let's make
use of the good roads and ma
chinery and get bigger horses
that are easier 20 handle aud
can haul bigger loads than our
little frey work horses that can
pull only small loads and are
hard to handle comparatively
speaking. j c. STILES.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1915-06-09

lti is reported at Madrid that
the pope has decided to leave
Rome aud take up his abode in
Spain through the duration of
the war.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1915-06-09

Barnes has his own idrns
about what ought to be done
with an eN-prcsident.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1915-06-09

Ilr object ot ihi- rs Goo obtain a,itorcc
"A Nucuio Matrhuoni by tho pmutin
from ihe defendant com the grounds ot
lcscrtiou
And 10 appearing from affidavit on tile
ln said office That tile defendant IcorgO
Hickman is rot a resilpni of the State 900
Virginia, ID Is ordered That Doc appear hero
within fifteen days after due qualifications
of tins order aud do What is necessary Gov
protect MS mtcre=t iu thi, suit
u is further orderri tlmt copy h.iouf
hc published once week Dlr fuu success
iye weeks in the Big Stone Dap Post and
That q copy hc posted 80 the front door
OF thc court huusc OF this county. add
that u copy of this order be- mailed Co.,
the defendant George Hickman 40
The Prescott daily news., 1915-12-04
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES

The discussion yesterday morning between the Garland candidates, Byron Moody and Albert Peachy, was very warm. Mr. Peachy was assisted by his campaign manager Floyd Powell.
 The outcome of the election which took place yesterday afternoon was as follows; Zenith Literary Society. president, Owen Ellsworth 33, Watson Husky 20; vice-president, Gertrude Guthrie 45, Gordon White 10; Secre- tary, Irene Denman 35, Margaret White 26; Critic Ella Ware Few 46, Gertrude Davis 16; Marshal, Nelson Garner 54, Wheeler Gordon 8. All the officers elected were members of the Safety First" party, except Irene Denman who was member of the
 nj omathian" party.
 The following officers were elected for the Garland Literary Society," President, Albert Peachy 29, Byron Moody 27; vice-president, Robert Short 28; John Hesterly 25; secretary, Alice Bomar A, June Volway 12; Critic, Bracy Haynie 35, Cleo Gee 20; Mar shal, Charlie Harrell AZ, Robert liar rell IA. The president and vice -presi- dent elected in the Garland Society were members of the "Demosthenean" party. The other three officers elect ed were members of the Rattle Snake" party.
 We have been reminded almost every morning with bursts of eloquence about demonstration by Miss Mildred Moss who will be assisted by MT. Marble. The subject will be "An Ideal Current Event Glass;. It will take place Monday morning at the chapel period.
 We have been favored several times lately with solos by MT. Marble. His favorite pieces are; "Massa's in de Cold, Cold Ground" "The Midnight Moon," and "My Darling Nellie Cray"
 Our Chapel exercises are of such a nature as to enable us to go to our studies in the best of feelings. We most always have a good laugh which is one of the best things to prepare you for work.