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Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1919-03-19

GAINESVILLE John Nolen, Boston
landscape artist, who went to La
Crosse TO lay out city plan. has been
summoned to GAINESVILLE to perfect a
housing plan for which 100000 has
been raised.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1919-03-19

Appleton Four of her fifteen
grandsons acted as pallbearers at the
funeral of Mrs. Mary Turney. They
are Roy Louis. Earl and Lester Hell
ser. Twenty-four great grandchildren.
two sons and two daughters also sur
vive. Mrs. Turney died following a
fourth paralytic stroke.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1919-03-19

Appleton The Hortonville pond.
probably the largest millpond in the
state, will be stocked with rainbow
trout, according to Mark S. Catlin,
chairman of the legislative commit
tee of the Wisconsin Fish and Game
association.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1919-03-19

Neenah-After having been gassed
in action over there, Harry Stroetz,
private in the first division, has ar
rived home to remain. having receiv-
ed an honorable discharge. Although
he was gassed in one OF the early bat
ties Private Stroetz says that he still
feels the effec. of the burns
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1919-03-19

Rhinelander Star Lake, Villas
county, sone of northern Wisconsins
abandoned mill towns. is soon to hum
again with activity. The STANCE Lum-
Der company is to build a sawmill
there and will convert into lumber
what is said to be the largest tract
of white pine timber left in Wiscon-
sin. The company will also operate
many miles of logging railroads. From
fifteen to twenty-five years will be re-
CURED to saw the timber.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1919-03-19

Grand Rapids Horam Lawrence
killed a wolf near his home within
The city limits. The animal had been
seen several times, but was thought
10 be a dog. More wolves are report
ed in the neighborhood and an or
ganized hunt may be held.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1919-03-19

Shawano-w A Laughlin, firsi su
pervisor teacher of Shawano county
died al Ashland, after an operation
His body vas Shipped To Appleton
where the i.neral was heid
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1919-05-08
JAS. L. WILMETH
AND WIFE ARE
Honored Guests of Nevada County.

Mr. and Mrs. ]. L. Wilmeth of Wash
ington, u. c., are visiting in Prescott
for few days Mr.. Wilmeth is
making speeches in different parts of
the state in behalf of tn Victory Loan,
Mrs. Wilmeth is the guest of her
brother, N. l.. Moore, while in the
city.
Mr. Wilmeth addressed large
crowd of people at Rosston last Sun
day and will address the people of
this county at the court house Sat
urday evening al o'clock.
Mr. Wilmeth is a Nevada county boy
and one that we are proud of. He
has worked himself up in Washington
City until he holds one of the most
important positions of our Federal
Government-Directo of the Bureau
of Printing and Engraving. His es-
teemed wife is also a product of this
county and no doubt Mr.. Wilmeth can
trace his success in life to the untiring
efforts put forth by her to assist him
in his struggling days, Mr.. and Mrs.
Wilmeth. we certainly welcome you
back here for a short stay.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1919-05-08
HON. J. L.
WILMETH
OF Washington, ID. c., Will Address
The People of Prescott, Saturday
May 10th at ? p. VI.

Hon. J L. Wilmeth Will give an ad-
dress in this city Saturday in the in.
terest of the Victory Liberty Loan.
He is a native of this county. and a
gentleman of whom the county Is just
ly proud. From the lowest place in
the civil service he has, by faithful
hess To duty and native ability. ad-
yanced to that of Director of the Bu-
reau of Engraving and Printing. the
greatest workshop OF our great Gov
ernment.
There will be two airplanes present
and the band viii furnish music. Let
everyone who can. come. We must
buy these bonds. We have never fail
ed we must not fail now.
Nevada County Loan Organization.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1919-05-08

She suffered more casualties in killed
and wounded than any other Division.
She was first to cross over the border,
on German soil, first to cross the Rhine
but last. ! believe. In reaching the L. s.
A. When l joined my company after
the first Argonne fight, all the officers
had either been killed or wounded.
Company numbered over 200, they
came out of the lines with 81 men
believe. The slogan of the 1st Divis-
ion is: We never retreat" OF course
l naturally hate to leave a good out
fit like this, but | don't want to be a
professional army man. l have late
ly passed some very rigid examinations
and could get a promotion and stay
n the regular army getting 5000 per
month. All the social functions would
cost q man a considerable amount, and
they are affairs that l don't care any
thing about.
Mr. Herring l want to express to
you my appreciate for the favor of
last spring and for your waiting for
the payment of same. At the time
didn't know that | would leave for
Europe as soon as | did, so ii made
me little later in making the pay
ment. My wife wrote me that she
sent you a check for the amount |
was due you.
am not certain yet as TO what |
will do, but | know | can fit into the
commercial life of peace times some
where The greatest mental and phys
ieal effort of my life has been exertea
in the past 20 months If | have made
good through all this awful strain and
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1919-05-08
TAN ASSESSORS NOTICE.

| will meet the property owners OF
Nevada County at the times and places
listed below for the purpose of allow
)ng them to assess their property, both
ZEAL and personal, also the per capita
|ax.
| Please bring your latest tax receipt
b correct land numbers.
Under the new township assessment
bw, all property must be assessed in
be township where ii is located and
efOre the Township Board while in
ession in said township or pay the
enalty of - per cent of all taxes
ne. Non-reSidents are required to
hrnish the assessor with verified lists
property in each township, on or
efOre the day listed for said township.
|atley's Store. Jackson, Friday, May 8
lakely's Store, Jackson, Saturday,
May 10 A. M
oOdlawn, Leake, Monday, May u,
p NJ
lenyille, Leake, Tuesday, Nay 13.
hyidson, Taylor Wednesday, May
IA, A. NJ.
fockton, Taylor, Wednesday, May,
IA p NJ
flta, Taylor Thursday, May Is.
iliisville. Taylor. Friday. May 16.
Psston. Caney, Saturday, May II.
Moriah, Ganey. Monday, May 10,
"A. NJ.
le' caney, Monday, May 10 P. NJ.
le' Ganey. Tuesday, May 20. A. NJ.
iris, Georgia Tuesday, May 30 PM.
eky Mound, Georgia, Wednesday.
May 21
hehurg Albany, Thureday, May 80.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1919-05-08

Sutton. Albany, Friday, May 23.
Sutton. Albany, Saturday, May "a,
A. NJ.
Nichols School House. Alabama, Mon
day, May 26.
Falcon. Alabama. Tuesday, May y.
Falcon. Alabama Wednesday, May
%, A. NJ.
Fullers School House, Parker, Thurs
day, May 20, A. NJ.
Bodcaw, Parker, Thursday, May %,
Z. NJ.
Bodcaw, Parker. Friday, May 30.
Union Church, Parker, Saturday, May
81, A. NJ
Emmett. Emmet, Monday, June ,.
Emmett, Emmett. Tuesday, June 3, AN.
Boughton, Boughton, Wednesday and
Thursday. June and June ) A. NJ.
Prescott, Missouri, Friday, to and in
Guiding Thurday. Jnue l..
Henry Almand, Assessor.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1919-05-08
LETTER FROM WALTER DOWNS

Sirshohn Germany Apr6. 1919.
Mr. p II. Herring,
Prescott, Arkansas.
Dear Mr.. Herring:
| wrote YOU over two months ago.
suppose you did not get il in that the
mail system has been cOngeSted with
so much mail since Christmas. was
very sorry to learn that you had
moved from Bodcaw. The place will
not seem right without you and your
family living there, yet, we should
always look toward bettering our
selves and families. Suppose you are
well pleased with your new home.
Have you gone in business in Prescott
| have never learned whether you sold
all your holdings at Bodcaw.
Am glad Howell got the position
there. He is hard worker and thus
deserves il. Ny idea Of the problem
of labor is: every man should receive
just returns for efficient labor done
Since l arrived here, | have written
home, have written Myrtle and you in
the other letter as TO Earle's where
abouts. his address, but so far | have
not learned.
| have been in Germany now over
months. We have made our rounds
out to the out posts, which comes NJ
TO the neutral line between our lines
and that of the Germans and now We
are back in the same little town that
we reached after crossing the Rhine
| signed for full and immediate sep
ara ton from the service last week,
so / hope to be home by summer.
could have stayed in the regular army
but | had rather be in civil life, as the
war is over and feel that | have done
my duty. My Division (the 1st was
the rst Division over here, the first
one in the trenches, first to take priS-
oners, first to suffer casualties, first
10 be placed in as shock troops. When
called upon to gain an objective, she
always gained il . Never lost ground.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1919-05-08

grinding. | feel that | can do the
same in any line / take up and put
my whole soul into my work.
Write me all the Nevada County
News. Give my regards to Mrs.
Tell Howell and Myrtle they might
answer my letters. 1t helps a fellow
pass away these lonesome days to hear
from old friends
Regards and best wishes to all.
Your friend as ever,
Walter.
Ny address: Lieut. Walter e. Downs
Co. f. 18th Inf. 1st Division, Army Of
Occupa ton.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1919-05-08
S74.@O0.CM

IhOS, {. and AmeIla \. MCKat Z,UtHUU
Total S74 10000
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1919-05-08

Las Tuesday afternoon Mrs. w. A.
Davis of near Main Springs died.
She was 81 years of age and leaves a
husband, and eight children, A. v,
Everett. Andrew. Lawrence and Or
rie Davis of Prescott and Bob Davis
of France, Mrs. Carrie Norman of
Rlevins and Miss Willie Mae of Pres
colt,
Burial at Moscow Wednesday at IL
o'clock hy Reys. Durham and l.. j.
Kidding.
Melvin Davis of Waldo, jim, Nir-
gil and Bob Davis of Ainsley, La
were here TO attend the funeral. They
are brothers of the deceased husband
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1919-05-08
HARRELI-WEBSTER. .

Last Sunday at Hope, Chas Harrell
and Miss Florence Webster were mar
ried Miss Webster is the daughter of
Mr. Webster, who lives on the Cum
mings farm west of town, and the
groom is a son of Mr.. and Mrs. Phil
S. Harrell of this city. He is connect
ed with the Harrell Auto Co. We wish
for them much happiness and success
in this life.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1919-05-08
MINUTES
OF Meeting of City Central Committee
May 2nd, 1919.

%'A"s ~s'hs A"A"'
The Democratic City Central Com
mittee met at the Office of ID. l.. Nc
Rae. Prescott, Arkansas, on May End
1919, at s o'clock p NJ, pursuant to
call, the following members being
present:
f. Il. Cantley, Chairman: ID. l..
McRae, Secretary Dan Pittman, w.
W. White. S. o. Logan.
A primary was called to be held on
Friday, May9th 1919, for the nomina-
ton of two candidates for the Board
of School Directors.
The fee for placing names on the
ticket was fixed at 81 90 and the Sec
retary was directed to accept fees and
names until Wednesday. May 7th, at
II O'Clock.
The qualifications of voters: All ell
igible and legally qualified white Dem
ocratic electors, male and female.
S. O. Logan appointed as committee
to secure poll-books, ballot box and
ballots.
The court house was named as the
polling precinct
r. B. Cantley, Chairman,
ID. l.. McRae, Secretary.
Judges and Clerks selected: A. NJ.
Denman, B. II. Logan, ]. $. Regan,
Judges; w. p. Murrah, Orrin II. Els
worth, Clerks; b. G. Murrah, Sheriff.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1919-05-08

Estrayed-From Gibbs old stave
mill north of Prescott, one bay mare
weigh about 750 pounds left eye out.
One yellow horse very thin in order,
weigh about 500 pounds, about IL
years old had ON bell. Will pay so.
reward for their return TO me.
George Wesra
Prescott, Ark.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1919-05-08
PRESCOTT CIRCUIT.

The Third Quarterly Conference
will be at New Salem, Saturday and
Sunday, May "a and %. Preaching
at II A. NJ. and the confer.
pnce in the afternoon. Preaching sun.
day II A. NJ. We will expect all the
Stewards to be there Saturday with
3 good report.
J. A. Henderson, 2. +.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1919-05-08
NOTICE.

My Office is now located at my resi-
dence on Greenlawn Street, and any
one desiring the services of a Chiro-
practor will find me there. Office hous
100 to 3 100 F. M.
DIR. Geo. c. Moore
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1919-05-08
PRESCOTT, NEVADA COUNTY, ARKANSAS
VICTORY LOAN
SUBSCRIBERS

Subscriptions to Victory Loan in
Guiding May 18th 1919:
Previously reported 10000
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-02
Ait Calm, Texas. Juno 10th, 1918.

Mr.. N. Il. Radcliffe.
Washington, u 81.
Dear Sir
Relative 70 the recent visit 81 Cautanqua So our town
will that had hard pull getting sgnefs for thu first
1917 II somewhat get for the 1918
that trouble gterS Tor tile
coming visit Of 1910 that and woman il
would have signed the Gourmet had il been presented 70 them.
and any exceedingly fortunate have the Radcliffe
Chautauqua with them.
Wishing You much IN the noble work doing Tor
the country, 4 am
Yours very truly.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-02
DAVID DUGGIN CONCERT
COMPANY

{ z
THE DAVID TlIJG0IN COMPANY
Ii alln &c the very best organiza-
tions III the kind on tho concert
stage, organized and managed BY
hayld Daggin, whose talent both
as II performer and as d coach III
readily manifested to his audiences.
THIS gronp OF artists Will give two
distifyr programs on tho afternoon
anil ilieilt OF the first day Of the
kad. i0e Chantauqna.
The personnel Of the organiza-
Zen i made up of Elizabeth Hamil-
ifirf Tluegtn. prima donna, and Da-
tid liaggin. Scotch tenor, support
"a lty coatralto. hasso and piano
at20nipanist. Mr.. Duggin selects
his tisis not only for their capa-
CIR solo work. hlt also for
the ensemble effects of which he is
4 aiaslfr coach,
-of offerings II enibrac-
cf tlleir repertory of popular
ms cycles. patriotic nled-
l,'E taHlraus songs and charac-
ieaeing The Duggins are an
aafufet With every assurance,
ii'55r I'VE programs will combine
lhe g3s With the cultural In keep
US % she educational spirit Of
tlle gaaera program be note
SFllk sg tl4e first day company, as
tis he'd from the other con-
granls. will be q rollicking,
one
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-02
THE BART WRIT CON
CERT COMPANY

THE BART WIRTZ CONCERT
COMPANY will lend the classic
dignity oF their repertoTy to the
afternoon and night of the third
day of the Radcliffe Chantauqaia
proSran. The audience may eX-
meet distinction In musical rem
dering from the first and second
day programs.
Part Wlrtz, the head on the cello
department BIZ the Peabody lnsts-
tife of baltimore, Is en- exceptional
artist and needs must associate
with himself only concert soloisfs
AZ tha highest quality, Mr.. Wirtz
draws upon his Holland ancestry
far his vein or talent. and he has
"a miriam StuFtevant soprano. an
other artist OF Netherlands extrac-
zion. though both are Americans
with war relief achievements 70
their credit
Ernest Dndas, the piano sOloist
sna arcompanist Of the group, -
sha snn 81 the leading pianist of
Athans Greece. ard has himself
nlaSsaH before the European courts
ansi rorsscx with CONSERVATION prizes
sr,y,s fns highest musical centers IN
E.s1r1nn RE may appear Ia MS
nayaI UNIFORM. having enlisted AZ
{ &c vronsau i'll our ma " He will
render Chopin and other p0pNlar
clagNics ON tho inst TuTnens q wlilcn
- n 4 master The Bart WirtE
s * q wIII afEord fitting cii-
ma, r1Ss "a the series Of SIX Chaut2uQua
concerts
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-02
SPECIALIST IN HOUSE,
HOLD ECONOMICS

i 4
isPhpe tarraway of North
aiist iii Home Econ
iofhIng. Decoration,
siiteg sinnlenf and general
Engineering, will lec~
lifea and women on Home
ie afternoon Of the
under the Radcliffe
- program.
ttiyll Is an inclusive
sees not merely the
lli8s liens eli the home,
Mood. brick or stones
.,s contents thereof,
IS e mental and moral al
Good morals are diff.
sst ID without good en-
Nigh thinking and.
3s3sl ogetfer. The Rad
pecialist Is trained
ideals as well Us
h modern methods 0f
5n3niis
apIiea 10 manufacture
BIZ aeroplane. the au-
railroad train and
The mother Of to-
WI sa can teach and
ile 81 no time will
With learning The
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-02
SCHUBERT CONCERT
COMPANY


THE SCHUBERT CONCERT CO.
an organization of instrunlentallsts
and v0calists of the first quality,
will give the two concert numbers
Oh the Radcliffe Chautauuala pro-
gram on the afternoon and night
0f the second day.
Musical numbers of cultural
type, familiar classics rendered by
real artists, will be offered in two
distinctive series Gayety combin-
ed with edMcative musical values
viii make M their stimulating en-
tertainment with novelty as the
keynote.
when Miss Helen Westfail sings
the audiences are usually willing
To have her give the rest OF the con
cert program herself. but they are
40 less charmed with Miss Baileyis
1lexzo-supranD voice The assu-
RANGES are given that the Schubert
Company are artists In feeling as
we'll as In technique and bring fOs
the platform arl abundant spirit Uf
goodwill and sympathetic Mrldar
standing Of their audiences.
uniqueness ID given the insfTll-
mental ensembles BY the use Of the
marimla. skillfuIiy played by q
trio. The final number Is q good
night lullaby sung with the nariul-
bas accompaniment But not only
are these players we'll equipped for
musical numbers. they are also dra-
matte entertainers, presenting cos
tuned selections and musical read
ings. and the promise IS that their
share in the Chantauqua program
viii win local approval.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-02
LECTURER

Ia{ ltflEEItT WEIsBfgR MOORE
~ lgate University the first days
Iet,fr@f II the Radcliffe Chautau-
t,ia program. Ii m orator Of the
4F order, veteran platform
aork,r i gifted thinker and educa
,ay 8lle combines wit with wisdom.
sprat.tI sense with eioquenee
rs comes d our town with repu
tatian for Inspiring leadership, an
apos 81 sunshine. Who lends his
I'M philosophy Of life to the pro-
notion III the community spirit
TAe Radellffe program for 1919
lstis the dawn OF anew day The
alhk eHing III American ambition,
following the war against auto
cracy. ii to be seized while geryor
at White heat and shaped into b
nltiei, Wide crusade for Education.
lslucation and more Education.
Fdueatt0n Iii Health. Honor and
( iifieieaey. so that no enemy with
olit9r within can deprive Us OF tho
right q liappiness
Tie lectures are charged with
YIN. novelty humor. dash and big
nearted enthusiasm.
The lecturers afternoon topic
vii he The Lamp Of Aladdin
He Mil analyze Us In bis mental
Isthnrs,f.fry and Sh0Ws liz an tfflVgt4 rd
Nay
The Greatest Thing Men May
Know IFS evening topic, Is bis
with possibilities. With hunlor
aiid illustration. he VIII enlbeiliah
the solid meat oE his educational
topic 10 teach every child to-
think and TO know the things worth
while In life and finally attain the
only thing worth knowing is the
aim. III short. TO transform Igpor-
ance into Efficiency with q Soul.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-02
I. q TIJRE

q -
The marshal og this educational
crusade viii be the Chautauqua Di-
rector. DR.. Martin G Hoffman, Of
Huntington College who. on the.
night oil the second day, Will carry
the central theme to practical
level under the topic The problem
al the unprepared The Director
viii inject fresh elements into So
clal life and. IN snappy, Iive-wire
MIRA ses. awaken Us to the back
ward conditions Of American life.
y5Is third night topic will be 'rusll-
ing Back the Horizon Individual,
Home. Community. fertile sub
icct that Invites eloquence and
imagery but that affords also q
vAiuable basis for objective IN
struction iii ideals
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-02

MISS MARY JENKINS represen-
tatiye Of the American Red Cross,
will be the ChautauQua lecturer
and conference leader on the att
ernoon or the third day
Miss jenkins Ii OfEscialIy assign
ea BY the American Red Cross TO
conduct this educational work
under MT. RadciiHe'a auspices
The cOnseryatson of life and oE
heaIth Ii the ideal of the Red Cross,
Ii peace as III var. dc home as
abroad. and. through the sgency Of
the Education ghautauQts pro-
moted 81 AGr. Radcliffe, the inspira-
tGOn Of the pnblie ia American Red
Gross ideals og sanitation. health,
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-02
Sincerely,
RED CROSS NURSE

nursing, first aid and moral minis
tration will thus be continued
The Red Cross a Record and
Prophecy win be the lecture sub
5ect The mlnistsrfng touch or the
trained nurse will be here supple
mented by the practical and eeli
Gent demonstration of an exper-
fenced instructor The degnOnstra-
tor will carry 10 the people the
fruits OE experience and leave with
her auditors. both men and women,
Tangible and definite benefits Id the
way Uf ideas and ideals for the bet
torment Of home and community
environment. She cav more than
one years service overseas.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-02
Afternoon Program $50

scientifically trained lecturer on
Homo Making Il coming 20 our
town to learn as we'll as to teach.
She will hold conference On The
House Around the Corner III which
will be threshed out the community
problems, the best methods of rais-
ing home standards through social
and group cooperation.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-02
+ r JOIlNs1ON IN,
Mayor Of Lake City AfI
Mart. Texas June &c, 1918.
Mr. nv u. Radcliffe,
Radcliffe CIlautauqua System,
New Masonic Temple,
Nasfaifaufs,n ID

My Dear Sir
writing express my personal appreciation well
that Of local for the splendid program recently
dered us iii the fuhlnent of our 1918 contract.
This years made the third for Mart and the
your company contract Of few years ago
with the Redpat- Homer Chautauqua Company and for
guarantee Of S150000
Tho last year fostered by only few, but at
the Of the cauauqua the 1918 signed by
representative citizens and you have already received the
1919 contract with long list of names signed thereto
have been chosen chairman for years clautauqua
and my plan and purpose every effort make
of the affair.
Please feel free to write any time that you will
Yours very truly
Earl. b sAfYTH
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-02
EARL b. sAf YTII,
First National Bank.
Jasper, FLORIDA. juno Is, 1918

Jasper, FLORIDA, june e, IgI8
For three years have enjoyed Radcliffe Chauauqua each
spring. and have contracted for another in 1919.
The Radcliffe Chauauquas have souls and inspiration n them
OF please the large they appeal
and Of duty They inspire and up No
attended all the of Radcliffe Chautauqua who
not given broader vision and d keener of duty
The value of the Radcliffe Chautauquas beyond
The value Of money express
Sincerely,
M M f-TYYrYAN4c
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-02
r n @ z A NJ
OPENING DAY
Afterno

IS ass Il-3n 00anany
A xladdH' q "Hhat IS Education
1sl DIR ReaN Mooe,of
Gfeo9St
SECOND
Aternoon
IS N' 49, HonsMa
.
(z) Community Conference cHoued roaad Corner
u.s. The Huntington College
d he Uafrfaredg q The Need of Education
The &c.
~ Ped Cross--A Record ana Fyofbey9
The ..... 1oneff
ti2) Conference ~tns Officially
assign
Director. Il College IfuEs
s,a ~ rn WIT eonen COMPANY
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-02

M. GUIIsL.IAMS,
Jasper Normal Institute.