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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-05-29
Floyd Keener's Party
on His 21st Birthday

Floyd Keener, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
f. F. Keener. of 2541 North Sixth
birthday yesterday, many of his rela-
tives coming in to wish him good luck
on coming Of age. Dinner and supper
were served to the following people:
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Keener, Lancaster;
Miss Muril Bair. Ethel Sechrist, Mrs.
c. NJ. Coup. Miss Edith Coup and
Mrs. Vanderlin, of Williamsport; Mr..
and Mrs. l. G. Wertz, of Lebanon; Mr..
and Mrs. Paul Bentley, Mr.. and Mrs.
c. NJ. Straw, Mr.. and Mrs. Truman
Keener, Elverson Keener, Sylvester
Keener, Artyaneas Keener, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed. Winger. Miss Hester Culp,
Mr.. and Mrs e. F. Keener and Floyd
Keener.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-05-29

Word was received from Chicago
last night that Chairman Hilles has
appointed Frank A. Smith, of Harris-
burg, as chief assistant secretary for
the Republican convention and named
the following as assistant secretaries:
W. II. Topping, of New Hampshire;
Roy M. Watkins, of Michigan; Paul
Gaynes, of Indiana; Frank III. Smith.
of New Jersey; James L. Phillips, of
District of Columbia; r. J. Beamish,
executive editor of the Philadelphia
Press.
Mr. Smith is State Committeeman
from Dauphin county. He was county
chairman during the Taft campaign
and made a wonderful record for ef-
fective work at that time. He is one
of the best-known Republicans in
Pennsylvania,
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-05-29
CHESTS on MISS ETTER

In complement to her house guests
Miss Augusta and Miss Dorothy Grow
er of Princeton, Miss Katharine Etter
entertained at dinner Saturday even
ing at the Country Club of Harrisburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Farley Gannett. DIR. Geo.
r. Moffitt, Frank Masters and Boone
Abbott were the other guests.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-05-29
AT JUNUATA BRIDGE

A house party was given by Mrs.
Arnold at her cottage at Juniata
Bridge, to the Camp Curtin Alumni.
Those present were the Misses Flor
ence Shade, Blanche Martin, Margaret
Zeigler. Minnie Noble, Miriam Noble,
Elizabeth Brown, Adaline Burris,
James Holahan. Chalmer Moore,
Paul Wallace. Winston Romig, Alvin
Co!estock, Wilbur Nissley, William
Johnston, Fred Moody. The 1oarty
was chaperoned by Miss Emily Brown.
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bert, c. c. High, of Watsontown, ano
Charles Hamill comprise Il party
spending several days at the Bide-a-
Wee cottage Dauphin, with Mrs. AL.
fred Warner and Mrs. Schimmelfeng
lchaperones.
Mrs. Robert Hunt Lyon and children
of 225 South Thirteenth street, were
among the Harrisburg eXcursionists tC
New York city yesterday.
MIR. ard Mrs. Owen Matthewson o1
Chillicothe, Ohio, are guests of theil
relatives, Mr.. and Mrs. Carl r. Arthur
of Green street for Memorial day. .
Mrs. Gilbert Culmerry and heI
mother, Mrs. Thomas Beidleman are
home after visiting Mr.. and Mrs
Stuart Heist near Philadelphia.
Miss Kathleen Richardson has gone
to New York city for a brief vacation
Miss Beulah Custer of Danville and
Miss Nellie Custer of Jersey City are
visiting their cousin. Miss Marie Dan
iels of Market street.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Lewis and small
son Karl left to-day for their home in
Rochester, n. Y, after spending sew
eral weeks in suburban Harrisburg.
Miss Maud Brady of b10 North Sec
ond street with her small nephew
Peter Salsich, went to Ardmore by au-
IOIlOblle anu Will NlSlJ neI sister, MIS-
Neil f. Salsich. there.
c. B. Crossley of 637 Hamilton
street arranged a birthday surprise for
his wife Saturday evening with twenty
guests in attendance.
B. Frank Mead of Boas street is
home after a business trip to New
York city.
Miss Mary Y. Reynolds of State
street took in the New York excursion
party yesterday.
Mrs. Herbert L. Thomas OF Phila-
delphia is visiting in town for a few
days
Mrs. J. Geiger Ingram, who is sum.
mering at Mount Gretna, gave an in.
formal little card party on Saturday
to some Harrisburg friends.
Mrs. Maria Abbot, of the Harrisburg
Academy faculty, is visiting Mr.. and
Mrs William Jennings at Duncannon
Mrs. Robert w. Hoy, a former resi-
dent living now in Elmira, n. Y, 1!
spending some time among old friends
here.
Mrs. Cecilia Fink and Miss Berth;
Fink of Pine street have gone to Mer
cersburg to attend the academy fes
tivities this week.
Mrs. Dora Faust of Auburn, Schuyl
Kill county, is spending several day
the guest of her brother. c. F.. Mengle
2155 Logan street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Kendig o
Pittsburgh are guests of their relatives
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Schenck, o
IIlion, n. Y.
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DTTNKEL-SNYDER BRIDAL

Miss Amanda Cora Snyder. of Jack
son township, and Harris Dunkel, of
Halifax, were quietly married at the
parsonage of the Reformed Salem
Church, Saturday, May 81, by the pas
tor, the Rev. Ellis n. Kremer. The
attendants were Jacob Bowers and
Mrs. Jacob Bowers, the brides sister,
of Mcclellan, Pa.
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REIGLE-FOX WEDDING

The marriage of Miss Mary A. Fox
and Lincoln M. Reigle, both of this
city, took place Thursday, May 25, at
the bridegroom's home. 922 South
Twenty-third street, with the Rev.
]. D. w. Deavor officiating, in the
presence of large number of friends
of the young couple.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-05-29
AGED WOMAN DIES ALONE

Mrs. Mary Eshelman, 235 Hummel
street, who lived alone at her home,
died suddenly yesterday afternoon.
Coroner Eckinger was notified, and
after an investigation decided that
death was caused by acute indigestion.
Mrs. Eshelman has relatives living in
this city. Philadelphia. Marietta and
Lancaster. il is said. Funeral arrange
ments have not been completed
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-05-29
Bellefonte.
Miss Sarah I

Miss Sarah Hastings. of Bel1efonte,
is spending several days in town.
Miss Louise Hench, who is teaching
domestic science at Connellsville, will
visit in Washington. ID. c., before re-
turning home for the summer vaca-
ton.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-05-29
JUNIOR CLASS DANCES

The Junior Glass of Central High
School will hold a final dance this
evening at s o'clock in Hanshaws s
Hall. Members of all classes are in
vited to be present.
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MAITLAND-WILsON MARRIAGE

Miss Emma Ginger Wilson and Will
liam Jones Maitland both of Coates
Vile were married Saturday, May 27
at the parsonage of Christ Lutheran
Church, by the pastor, the Rev. Thorn
as Reisch. The bride who was unat-
tended, wore n stylish travelling CO.'S
tune of dark blue with hat to match.
They will reside in Coatesville.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-05-29
SEE OLD NEW YORK

SEE OLD NEW 1Ohh
Among the eXcursionists going from
this city to New York yesterday tC
see the sights, was a party of eight
young men including Richard Hamer
Fred Lyter, Robert Gohl, Joseph Scott
Luther Wiland, Robert Price, Ear
Owen and William Brown, of Dun
cannon.
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Deaths and Funerals
CHILD DIES

Helen Dewitt Justin, sixteen month
old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. j. d. Jus
tin. died at her home, in Chippewa
Falls, Wisconsin.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-05-29
GUESTS MEET MRS RENDERS

Guests Of Mrs. Farley Gannett at
luncheon Saturday at the Country
Club of Harrisburg had the pleasure
of meeting Mrs. j. V. w Reynders as
honor guest. In the party were Mrs.
Reynders. Mrs Thomas Earle, Mrs.
Richard V. Mckay, Mrs. Frederic G.
Martin. Mrs. Sanford d. Coe, Mrs. Will
liam Henderson, Mrs. Harvey F. Smith.
Mrs. w. Valley Davis, Mrs. Frank
Carney, Mrs. Walter p. Mcguire and
Mrs. j. NJ. Wallis.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-05-29

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles r. Bierbower.
of South Thirteenth street, announce
1he me olrth OF son, Robert Bierbower,
Thursday, May 25, 1916. Mrs. Bier,
bower was Miss Jessie Anderson prior
to her marriage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward L. McColgin.
of 242 Woodbine street. announce the
birth of son, Saturday, May 81, 1916.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Luther Harper, of
Pittsburgh, former Harrisburgers, an
nounce the birth of a daughter. Helen
Virginia Harper. Thursday, MAY %.
1916.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-05-29

Miss Erma Longnecker, of 1893
North Second street, has returned
from Reading where she visited
friends
Miss nellie Ebersole, of 25 South
Summit street, Is convalescing after
an attack of typhoid fever.
Postmaster and Mrs. Frank c. Sites
and Miss Emily Sites, of 1908 North
Sixth street. are spending the sum
mer at their country home at over
view.
Mrs. Keats Peay, South Front
street, returned last night after a
visit in Washington, d. c.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-05-29
mss NELLIE P0KE.LL PAYNE,


Payne oN and
Mrs Frank Payne 1901 North Front will
the Board Thursday
of
be the
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-05-29
FOR SEWING SOCIETY

The sewing society of State Street
I. B. Church was entertained at the
home of Mrs. William Houser. The
members enjoyed music, sewing and a
buffet supper. In attendance were
Mr., and Mrs. z. A. G. Bossler, Mrs.
Fl. NJ. Lerew, Mrs. ]. Corsnitz, Mrs.
Frank Matz, Mrs. David Mark, Mrs
II. Buck, Mrs. Harry Nauss, Mrs. Geo
Lefever, Mrs. T. E. Stephenson and
Mrs. Hauser.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-05-29
Annual Commencement
Dance of the Academy

One of the closing enjoyments of
Memorial day will be the eighth an
nual Academy dance held in the GYM
nasium from to IL o'clock. Beauti-
full decorations, dancing to the music
of the Sara Lemer orchestra, the pret-
test girls it's possible to get together
and refreshments, will contribute to
the pleasure of the guests. The pat
ronesses will be Mrs. John Oenslager,
Mrs. Mercer b. Tate, Mrs. John Crull
Herman, Mrs. Lane S. Hart, Mrs. Ar
thur D. Bacon, Mrs. Sherman A. Allen.
Mrs. Maria H. Abbott, Mrs. Thomas
B. Mullin. Mrs. Charles E. Covert and
Miss Martha J. Rise.
OUTING FOR Y. w. C. A. CLUBS
All the Industrial clubs of the Y. w.
C. A. will have an outing tomorrow,
Memorial Day. They will take the
Rockville car leaving Market Square
at o'clock and walk to Roberts VAL
ley after leaving the car at the end of
the line. Sports of all kinds, includ-
ing baseball, peanut hunts and three
legged race will be enjoyed. In case
of rani the party will go to Reservoir
park and play in the pavilion.
Mr.. and Mrs. George e. Whitney
and George F. Whitney are taking a
ten days automobile trip to Wilkes
Barre.
Miss Pauline Gring, of New York
City, is visiting Mrs. r. NJ. Lucas at
234 South Thirteenth street.
Benjamin NJ. Mead, of the Donald
son, spent to-day in ChambersburE
on business.
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Lerew have
gone home to Pittsburgh after a short
stay among relatives in this vicinity.
Edw. Skillman, of SOC PETER street,
| is in New York on business.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-05-29
For the W e ry
Wife and Mother

after the Winter struggle
with poor food and poor
service there is no boon like
Shredded Wheat Biscuit.
1t is ready cooked and
ready = to serve. The food
thatsupplies all the strength
giving nuriment needed for
a half days work. For
breakfast with milk or
cream; for luncheon with
berries or other fresh fruits.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-05-29
AT DAUPHIN COTTAGE

Miss Gertrude Smiley, Miss Mary
Livingston, Miss Stella Writ, Miss
Grace Warner, John Loban, Roy Her
bert, c. c. High, of Watsontown, and
Charles, Hamill comprise party
spending several days at the Bide-a-
Wee cottage, Dauphin, with Mrs. AL
fred Warner and Mrs. Schimmelfeng
lchaperones.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-05-29
SummerdaIe Park

Two orchestras Tuesday and Thurs
day evenings. Band and orchestra
Saturday evenings-Adv.
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M0RAVIAN COLLEGE.

b~ETHiEHEM. IA. May lS.-.As 81 poe
sui OF tine preliminsr.cS ~ the oratolicii
contest oc tho Junior class lou meu-
bets o. tho class were selected to COM
pete Tor the prizes. The four juniors
Ne, Miss Marguerite Hicks Of Newart.
y. j Miss sylvia Eden. Montci,ir. y
", Miss Fannie Harrar. l.anslale. Pa =.
and NJ ~ Marguerite Barber. Bethlehem.
Pa. The prizes offered by ,nc Dus;er
fund We're S2j and SIS. Miss Hicks won
49,, ir~t prize and Miss Eden the second
pr.2c. \ iaiGc audience heard the ora
tinus. which were unusually strong
The dates Cor commencement A." June
, {, -. TIE week viii h.siu with the
Shakespeare play midsummer Night :
Dream given In The college auditorium.
y force OF workiren are this week
rcMuN ug tine large organ which for hal'
Il century has done service IN the school
a.l are trec,,,g the modern and w 10
dat" inetrumcn, which VII take its
place. This instrument has been planned
specially 80 give needed instructions 80
those Young women VINO will make the
profession % o%rganist their lifa woih.
The Central Pennsylvania Branch az
tho A'umnie Association WAS organized
a. Lebanon. Pa. and pr. and Mrs. j
Max tIark. formerly associated with
'tr school. Mere active in the crort
rri...s were elected ard ths now
nranrn or the general organization prom
i-.. TO become a very active one.
NJ Noct Of the faculty was called
q, her nome in Utica, y. Y, ny the
,.,rn az her mutnor
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R1vERDALE COUNTRY SCHOOL.

one - 20" plays ~ Sho,c-p",rc s"..
dom produced. the Roman 'iH-edv
'''"'f "ianus." = 10 hc ven lf : "'clo'
mex Wednesday aft. .oou or th" open
p stage ~ ENerdale Count. :. hunl.
New York r.i!. rs q, contribution 800 the.
Shakespeare tnroeu'"rayN celebration.
The presentation WI l." iu foI." act
containing Ia" characters and 'h" 'u-
~" action with ON -siuu or y Z .Un
N''h.ts" which In the uncut t"rs. 'i
makes III" pay too lo"c FOR modern
audiences,
Though the distribution ~ invitations
has been only TO friends Of ~" scuo ..
,h"r" has been q demand 'ha' the c''-
eiai public b. admitted T. has tho -
fore been mad" possible 80 pI-. ts'c
tickets ON the grounds. Tha proceeds
are 20 10 devoted 10y me Eolor Soc.o,'
40 tts school for Rcd 'russ worn r =
G. 'rrsl admission j. q and reserved
seats 80. The school grounds may h.
reached ny broadway "a West "5ith
street ard then Que htnrk Ho-' and an
other south.
Tue hu's ." 30 - po'. No. haNr pro
seu'"d seNen spring productions L
ShaArSpos~e 'u al. hIyH hson hard -
worh upnu 'n" tragedy Or -',"rti
mon rs E.pie'e with mob seercs. with
= ha'''r, and with A. assassination. =
has Thoroughly Interested them
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CLAS0N POINT MILITARY
ACADEMY.

Annual field ,iaN exercise, Wru tab.
place on the c'ourds &C. 'ldsun 70
MIhtarN Academy. New Nurk city. Nor
day, May 10. feast of -. la Sail. rouu-
der Of the oIdcr. Tue day il 2 hoIid.,
The exercises this year promise to be Of
more than ordinary interest. \ very
large number Of students have si:rinod
their intention ~ participating n the
various events. FOR which they have been
! rac'isin@ every day for a week or wore
The annual review aud drilI VIII he
held on sunday. June I. Maior-Gen. John
+ oI.ran, commanding tho y q. y Y.
will hr the reviewing office. Na,nr
MoNtanan. tho military INSTRUCTOR, aud
the captains NJ the yaripis comparies.
M" working Nard 20 hrin: their COM
lnands TO ucrfoction. There IL an IN
tense spirit Of rivalry as TO which COM
p:iny viii win the cO,ors. The Stura,
little men Of Company n e>pect To carr,
or tho prize AGAIN. ms they did u wear
ago. and also last February in tho SIx,y-
ninth Regiment Armory.
Sunday. June Is. viii he commence
mert day, Tho Very Rev. John y child
wick, president of -. joseph's Provincial,
Seminary. will max" the address - the
graduates. The Right Rev, Patrick 7.
HAYES, Auxiliary Bishop of New York,
" ~ ~ SA'a' 40 iANF b'fN MS generous
custom for many years past,
Brother Director Robert took n few OF
the Younger boys on an educational trim
10 Washington. n, g., during the F1stcr
iolidars. This trip Is OF annual oc-
currence. Til" boys visited the various
points Of interest in the nations capital,
went down 10 Mount Vernon to see
tho home and tomb of our Immortal
Washington" and across the Potomac To-
the Arlington 'cmctery 20 pay their re-
spects to the ashes OF our heroic dead
At the Capitol the boys were introduced
to the Hon John i Fitzgerald. an
alumnus % the school. hy whom they
were cordially greeted and 20 whom thoy
are indebted for many acts OF courteSv.
Mr.. Fitzgerald is interesting himself IN
the matter Of obtaining from tho Wa'
department tho necessary equipment FOR
the new rife range
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ST. JOSEPH'S COLLEGE.

Tro \s, yo,I r,,c,.r ~, .1, .n,,,,c
.sqn.i,,o, ~. G, LAM. c,i,,,a ~
nf.shury ud roia &C. ,.r,i., 49,. 10.
msetfry Wodre.d,v ,f,orro,r VIA, 10
hostess nns NJ. In,t.o .,.~,.
Alvarez NJ %, s,.rlrg ,,,,,c r.,,..
lyn
In ,hs ,b.eu,o ~ ,b. rc-.,, Nrs
Mario l1In corc- IN. m,c.l,g vas
called ., o,de, lac ,ha ,.s, ,...,, NJ
clam pnurj.s Sr,er,r ,f,,r ,h. ,o,d.
M. and t,-,,,t .,rr,,,t 80 Gin, ,r,.s
ia se,,a.,r, Nrs <cii, s,iu,cr 49,, 3.
We r.,a commune, ,,. ,,,r, ,,a
f,,u,,, ~ ~, .ol,e,. ,,d e,,,, So,
ApriS,r. fnyudr... -. 81, ,,,,,,, re-
socI,,inr
-rno ,,-cr, Nj po,,.- .,,. SANDAL
mcSs,-. s,,lr, ,h., a. IN. Nov ~.
,h,r,.r m.,nh,rs bad ,., ,b.m.,r,,s AN
record as tho .os.,.... -, yr.., <or,
ynrl o,,sr,.o "a tna t,,I,,..t,..
t,eJ.-,,b,r ,e ,..,,l, ..,,,.. 80.
shou,d rnw t,,. IN ...,va r,,, %, .,e
moral and financial su,c.s. Of t,o g,l,,.
mo,c ,or>.r,nr r.x, Xo,.ytcr ,o- tba
homo, Of Eun..,.,rr aud ,,c ,uo
,-uud.r. ~ ,he f.d.r1tor Nr. cl,,,
Dcu,I,s s,.,r,, a,d III ~
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t.. '
rho oh, .rr,r nov, c,u.i ,,,, ,b.
s.incpishad nr.,idar, or a.. I,,..,a
,ior,I E,.daratior ~ t,,, H., ,n,,,,,
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SCHOOLS, OLLECES N ACADEMIES

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tended order drill 10y ~ company .
ll-i2 4. NJ. tent pitching on the football
fold; 49, T.. NJ. individual cooling and
interior guard duty, and - T. NJ, out
post problem.
The corps took the inspection calmly.
wNicn produced a very satisfactory re-
suit. Although 1t rained during the adj
vance guard problem on Monday, the
pronl.m was carried out. After this
event the inspecting officer gave a short
talk on the outcome. the faults and the
problem in general. Although ne
pointed out the mistakes made. he also
stated that commanders of companies
had netter contro, Of their ORGANIZATIONS
than Lass YEAR. lie gave some very eN-
'tilent advice. too. FOR ma:rIvring
troops under ne. among which was
make haste slowly"
Tuesday afternoon he expressed him
self as 80 we'll satisfied with the prop-
lem that he Cut ii short. While the IN
specting officer Is expected to he
guarded IN his COMPARISONS "f schools,
capt Schindel did not hesitate to say
that the Inspection was much better than
last years.
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TOME SCHOOL.

t'"ET pEro,,T. Nd. May ~ A great
deil 80 l''"r.S' = beng shown IN the
first Statewide pIuiir sucnNIng contest TO
he held a. the Tome School on Nay 20
in the evening 90 tn" Sine day ~ Tones
tenth a'uua, intersch"la..i' field and
track meet. BY the rule, 81 tn. con-
test zach schoo, IS entitled ~ one repre-
sentative. and while the list ~ schools
that CNpect 10 enter The Conpstiiion Is
not complete as vet, some Of them have
annuuu' ed the Uam's Of the contestants
ana the subjects chosen hy them. They
ar" IS follows: tcntrcvillr High SChoo',
Stirling Harris Calvert Agricultural
Scnoo,. John Gllford-'H"w 10 Keep a
Boy ON the Farm; F'ranklIn IlCh
school. Donald Turucr-"IreparedncsS' {;
HWrlo,h school Brunswick High School {:
l'hrE school Chssapcak" City High
Scnou', John a. iIoUck Charlotte Hail
school. T.. :, Basford -"~Shakcspcaro.
tie p"r"" Montgomery County High
SClool Ce,,l County N'gh S'Nno'. Iiag-
son r. T,"rcil b"lmar lliun School Mi
l~crSrille High school,
Thls contest in public Speaking was
~inauGuraled rs an experiment and will
ne continued annual" " successful.
Every secondary school in Maryland has
been invited To take pat. and two prizes,
4! one Of SIS and ON" Of sla, will be
awarded,
| John Breckenridge Ramsay Of Ral,i-
more, one of the trustees of IN" Tome
school, announces tina, hc will give two
! prizes AZ the close of the year to the
students 81 the school The prizes,
which viii ne OF money, VIII ho awarded
: Cor excellence in elementary and In adj
| Nanccd science, In addition 10 these, q
| cup for the best all round athlete, and
a gold medal FOR punl'c speaking, one"od
hy Sanuol Carson Row land, aud q mum
,sr 90 other pri2cs g'vcr Nv nd vidu''s
and by The school viii b" awarded Y,
| the COMMENCEMENT on June 3,
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View and inspection IN full dress; l0-ll
y NJ, battalion drill and bayonct eNer-
cises. ll-l2 A. ". troop. close and en-
tended order drill mounted: - +. NJ,
advance guard problems; i:30-s T.. NJ.
escort to the color and parade IN fun
dress: \ T.. NJ. senior class MT capt.
SCHMIDT, and $40 T.. NJ. moving pic
lures and band concert in assembly
room. Tuesday. N.3o-9:30 4. NJ. inspcc-
ton Of trenches. a"norv and theoretical
Wort, a3o-iO \. NJ, inspection Of bar
racks: 1o:30-li \. NJ. machine gun drill
for the hand and infantry close and en-
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MARYMOUNT.

T,nRyrowN. y Y, May 13.-Nis
EmIncnce Cardinal Farley will preside
at the graduating exercises OF Mary
mount, which will he held on Thursdn .
Juuc 6, The address t. the graduate
will be delivered nv the Right Rev,
Mgr. ~ 7. Iavelle, V, g.
The Cardinal Farley gold medal will
he awarded 20 the student who writes
the hest cssa" on "Thc Divine Character
~ the rhurch Vrovsh nv Ncv Triumrhs
ow~r PRESCRIPTIONS, Sch'sms ana Here
siea,'' A gold medal viii he given for
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latest News of the Life and
Spirit Within Academic Walls
Government Inspection at Manlius Schoos-Jmiors' Oratorical Contest at the
MoraNlan CoNege-Slver Jubilee at Catholic Summer
School of America Other News.

HE annual Government inspection
- the ManlIus schools. MdniiIs.
y y, took place on Monday aud
TUESDAY of this last vcch. capt. :. J..
hazard Syhiudel. General S;a1. L. <
4 Vashirst ON, l.. e.. was once
again the officer TO ne uciaiico ior his
Sii,. \ schedule 90 ceremonies. iuapeC-
IONS. dr.l,s and problems vas planned
and carried out. This schedule was un-
,sIally well arranged and carried out.
Th. ..nc vas divided as follows:
Monday. >30-lJ \. NJ, Garrison re-
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TOW that Columbia University

TOW that Columbia University
IL taking a decided stand
against Latin ami Greek
the discussion " the value OF the
classics is very much in order. DO
the results attained by the study
~ the dead languages compen-
safe for the time expended?
Opinions on this question from
principals and teachers and from
parents and other larmcn will he
welcomed in the columns OF this
school Page.