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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1925-05-13
HAMLET WITH A CoATEE AND
MOUSTACHE.
Written for The Spirit of jefferson
BY A. w. Hawks. Sr.

My honored father did not have
much of a chance to go to school
As an orphan boy he was farmed out
to the meanest man in the State Of
Massachusetts But he ran away
and came to Virginia, where he was
a successful man in every way.
My father did not go to school be-
cause he was too poor. / did not 60
to school because my father was too
rich. ! was an only child, of course,
| had private tutor, but he had a
flute and when he ought to have
been tutoring, he was footing on the
foot. But my father and myself
were chums and we studied together
two books. The King James Yer
sion of "The Bible" and The PLAYS
of VIM. Shakespeare.
Now the way we studied Shakes
peare was perfect. We lived in
Charles Town. Virginia, and when
Mr.. Edwin Booth was in Baltimore,
New York. or Washington, we spent
the week in either one of these cities
studying Shakesperian play all day
and seeing Mr.. Booth at night. Then
in 1859 during the John Brown
trouble, | heard John Wilkes Booth
read the Quarrel Scene from julius
Caesar, IN my fathers parlor. Sure
~ John Wilkes Booth was the great
est Brutus who ever lived.
When we went to spend our
Booth Week, we would see the
worlds greatest actor in five differ
emit characters on five different
nights. Mr.. Booth lost himself in
his character. But on Hamlet night
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1925-05-13
DOLLY MADISON TEA HOUSE

The Tea House was opened last
Saturday, May 9th, at the Crane
residence on Washington street.
Mesdames William Campbell and
David II. Allen being the hostesses.
1t will be known as The Dolly Madi-
son Tea House and will provide such
simple or elaborate fare as may be
desired, specializing on products Of
the Shenandoah Valley Mrs. Camp
bell will conduct the Dolly Madison
Antique Shop on the same premises.
retaining her old stand ab the Max
well house for STORAGE PURPOSES.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1925-05-13
COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES
OF ST. HiLDA's HALL.

As this is the tenth year of the
life of St. Hilda's Hall, it is expect
ed that the Commencement Exer-
eises will be of especial interest.
They begin on Friday, May goth,
with the concert given by the pupils
of the Music School.
Saturday is Alumnae Day. The
Alumnae Luncheon will be at 100
o'clock, to which the graduates of
the current year are invited. This
will be followed by the annual bust
ness meeting. which is TO be very
important one this year.
Saturday afternoon at o'clock,
the Nav Festival will take place on
the lawn. This is to be followed this
year by a Flag Raising. Both Fri
day and Saturday. the Art Studio
will be open and the work of the
year on exhibition.
On Sunday, May 3lst. the RI. Rev
r. f. L. Strider, Bishop Coadiutor
of the Diocese, will hold Commun-
ion Service at the school at 700
o'clock and at II 100 o'clock deliver
the Baccalaureate Sermon to the
Graduating Glass. Sunday evening
the comforting of the Chevrons takes
place.
Monday afternoon. the Class Day
Exercises of the Senior Class will be
held at s 100 o'clock. and in the
evening the class will present play,
followed by the Loving Cup Cere-
mons
o. Tuesday, the final comforting
of hsaers, certificates of distinction
and 6ir mas takes place in Peterkin
Hall TIE Rt. Rev. William l..
Gravsti Bishop Of the Diocese. will
deliser the address to the graduates
The fias ceremonies Of the dav are
held {hitby.
Program
May % Friday, s p. M-Concert
and Art Exhibit.
May 80. Saturday. r NJ Alumnae
Luncheon. P. M.May Day,
Flag Raising, Art Exhibit.
May 81 Sunday. A. M.-Commun-
ion Service II A. M.--Bacca-
laureate Sermon 7:30 p. NJ
Comforting Of Chevrons.
June Monday, 500 p. M.-Class
Day. 7.45 p M-Senior Play,
Twelfth Night" and Loving Cup
Ceremony.
June 2. Tuesday. 1000 A. M-Com-
mencement Exercises.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1925-05-13
GEORGE A. MacLONE DIES IN
NEW YORK.

Mr.. George A. MaGlone died in
New York a few days ago, and his
remains were brought to Harpers
Ferry and inferred in the family lot
in the Catholic Cemetery. He was
the son of the late Edward MaGlone,
of Bolivar, and had been living in
New York for the past twenty-five
or thirty years. He suffered a
stroke Of paralysis some time ago.
from which he never recovered. He
lived in Charles Town for four years
before going TO New York, during
which he learnt the printing trade at
the Spirit of jefferson office. Upon
going TO New FORK he took up short
hand. and later entered upon the
practice of law in that city.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1925-05-13

we saw Mr. Booth find himself He
was Hamlet on and off One Sun
day morning ] said to my father,
"Do you understand Hamlet? mo,
my son, nobody does. Now listen
and remember. civilian Shakes
-peare wrote Hamlet with his tongue
in his cheek" Now, he said, will
set all the critics and actors and
lectures guessing" Ny father was
right.
have very fine copy of Shakes
peare presented to my father by Mr..
Bushrod Herbert, of Charles Town,
Virginia.
have read every edition of Ham
let / could get my hands on.
You know what a pother the Lon
don Critics are having over Barry
more's Hamlet in London.
/ have heard Mr.. Ingersol lecture
on Shakespeare.
| have heard Fred Ward lecture
on Shakespeare.
Same thing.
| heard Mr. Murdoch give an eve
ming of readings in concert hall of
the Academy of Music in Baltimore.
He read part of Hamlet, trying to
prove that Hamlet was insane on
the question of suicide. He did not
prove it.
l have seen and heard the follow
ing Hamlets.
Edwin Booth, who was Hamlet.
Sir Henry Irving, the London
Hamlet.
Mr.. Southern, the Gentlemanly
Hamlet.
Mr.. Fechter, the Blond German
Hamlet.
Mr. Walter Hampden, the Quiet
Hamlet.
Mr.. Creston Clarke, kinsman of
Mr.. Booths, and the owner of the
dagger Mr.. Booth used in Hamlet.
Mr. Clarke played with the dagger
all thru the play.
| always enjoyed Eddie Foy until
| saw his burlesque of Hamlet. Since
then / have though Mr.. Foy ought to
be shot every morning before break
fast Way down in Dixie saw
killing performance of Hamlet by a
professor of Yellow-Cutian in a
country school. talked with him
about Hamlet. He said he was crazy
as a loon. He was as crazy as two
looms. He told me he had spent two
weeks IN a lunatic asylum in order to
get the atmosphere. / asked him
why he came away so soon.
He did not see the sarcasm. | saw
him execute the play. He adapted
it to suit himself. He was stage
director, scene painter, property
man. coach lead the orchestra,
played the band, and the devil. His
idea of the ghost was this-he said
to me Hawks, nobody ever saw a
COST. but everybody has heard of
ghosts" SO young man with a
voice like bull played the ghost off
stage. 1t was funny to see Hamlet
running around to find the aforesaid
ghost, who, in heavy eowhide boots,
rushed around backstage.
The Professor brought Hamlet up
to date. He wore a long wig, Prince
Albert coat, belt around his waist,
and an officers sword His legs were
exact duplicates Of. Mr. ErroPs. When
he said AThe rest is silence and
died all over the stage, the audience
said "Thank. Cod
But to come TO the Hamlet with
moustache and goatee, want all OF
you to come to see it. Come to Bal
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1925-05-13
MRS. ANNIE V. zoMBRo DIES,

Mrs. Annie v, Zombro, resident
Of Engle, this county, died in the
City Hospital in Martinsburg. April
2Sth, after long illness from can
Ger followed by pneumonia. Funeral
services were conducted by the Rev.
y. W. Paris, of the M. z. Church. at
Engle, on Thursday, and interment
was made in Edge Hill Cemetery,
Charles Town. She leaves three
sons and two daughters. besides one
sister. Mrs. A. T. Boxell. Of Elkins,
w. Va, and one brother. Mr.. How
ard Rodrick. of Cumberland, Nd.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1925-05-13
NEW NATIONAL HIGHWAY JOIN
NORTH TO DIXIE

! Magnolia Route Offers Tourists
Direct Travel from Great Lakes to
the Gulf.
Another new national highway has
been opened, spanning the United
States from the Great Lakes to the
Gulf--the Magnolia Route.
Direct, and in an almost straight
| line. this new great motor route will
offer an opportunity for motor car
time schedules only little slower
than the fast Dixie trains out of CHI
icago, and will run through some Of
the fairest part of the nation.
Forty hours was consumed in a
nonstop run by which ARTHUR w.
Lang, Gulfport, Miss, business man
interested in Seeing America First
officially opened the route, earring
with him, between his home town and
Chicago, Col William b. Register,
promoter Of the route, and Donald
de Metz, relief driver, IN Stude-
baker Special Six car.
The total speedometer distance Is
Lose miles, and the new route Is
sponsored by chambers of commerce
in all cities along its way.
Indiana and Illinois already have
completed with concrete their section
of the new trans-American route.
Mississippi will spend $88 900 build
ing it's section this year. 425 miles
Of unbroken concrete.
The National Highways Assoclat-
ion and the National Motorists ASS
ociation are behind the movement to
have a start made this year on that
section of the route lying in Tennes-
see and Kentucky, the other two
states traversed.
The pioneer run, officially dedic-
ating the Magnolia Route, was made
without incident at an elasped-time
rate of 26 miles an hour. Actual
running time, emitting ferries, stops
for two punctures and refueling, was
at the rate of % miles an hour.
Aside from traffic stops and those
at fueling stations, ferries and rail-
road crossings, the entire trip was
made by Mr.. Lang's Studebaker car
in high gear.
At every city of Importance along
the scenic route, delegations from
chambers of commerce, dealers in
the same make of automobiles and
city officials were out to greet the
official car, except at the last part OF
the journey.
1t had been expected that the trip
would require az hours. Cutting
eight hours off this time brought the
car into Chicago, at 80 in the morn
ing. instead of noon and it already
had passed through many towns be-
fore the officials there expected It.
This was due to the higher rate of
speed the car was able to maintain
ond fha ahxarca of 0fo FIR auv adj
justments whatever.
However, the silver ever of Gulf
water carefully carried by the path
finders was poured into Lake Mich
igan with great solemnity at noon,
and thus was opened another path
way into the magnolia land of Dixie.
Peculiarly enough the first time
such journey ever was made over
land was sixty years ago. when anot-
her Studeabker product, Conestoga
wagon, was driven over part Of the
same route through what then WAS
'ilderness.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1925-05-13
HARPER'S FERRY WINS TRAN
GULAR MEET


The track and field meet between
Shepherdstown, Harpers and Charles
Town high schools was held Friday
afternoon on the Charles Town Hor-
sc Show grounds. A large crowd
catered and great interest was shown
by each school for its teams Har-
per's Ferry won the silver cup pre-
scented last year by the American
Legion, which was won by Charles
Town last year. The competition was
fast Harpers Ferry winning by the
small margin of two points. The
summary:
Girls Events.
50-yd. dash-First, Burwell, Shep-
herdstown; second, Ramey, Charles
Town; third; Morgan. Harpers Ferry
fourth, Cooke, Charles Town. Time
-7.2 seconds.
8-ib. shot put--First, Marshall
Shepherdstown; second, Metz, Har-
pers Ferry; third, Lowe, Shepherds
town; fourth, Rush, Charles Town.
Basketball throw-First, Mar
shall, Shepherdstown; second, Bur-
well, Shepherdstown third, Rush
Charles Town; fourth, Pine, Charles
Town.
75-yd. dash--First, Burwell, Shep-
herdstown; second, Ramey, Charles
Town; third, Cooke, Charles Town
fourth, Morgan, Harpers Ferry.
Time-10.3 sec.
High jump-First, Grubbs. of
Charles Town, and Koontz, of Har-
pers Ferry, tied; third, Burwell,
Shepherdstown; fourth, Morgan,
Harpers Ferry, Ramey, Charles
Town, and Moler, Shepherdstown,
tied.
200-yd relay-First, Davenport,
Charles Town; second, Schley, Shep-
herdstown; third, Johnson, Harpers
Ferry.
Boys Events.
100-yd. dash-First, Smith, Har-
pers Ferry; second, Leslie, Charles
Town; third, Hough, Charles Town;
fourth, Widmyer, Shepherdstown.
Time 10 As sec.
Pole vault-First, Mater, Harpers
Ferry; second, J. Conklyn, Charles
Town; third, O. Conklyn, Charles
Town; fourth, Link, Charles Town.
Distance feet, 6 inches.
Mle-run-First, TrtAssel, Charles
Town; second, Butts, Harpers Ferry;
third, Moledohn, Harpers Ferry; 4th,
Bowers, Charles Town. Timp5
min, rs sec.
Javelin throw-First, D. Dern,
Shepherdstown second. Link, Char
les Town; third, Shipley, Shepherds
town; fourth, Hardy, Harpers Ferry.
Distance-102 feet, 8 inches.
440-yd. dash-First, Mater. Har-
pers Ferry; second, Leslie, Charles
Town; third, Smith, Charles Town;
fourth, Bowers, Charles Town.
Time-57.5 sec.
High jump-First, Butts, Har-
pers Ferry; second, o. Wilt. Har-
pers Ferry; Morgan and Link, of
Charles Town, tied. Distances
feet, 3 inches.
Shot put-First, Smith, Harpers
Ferry: second. Marshall, Shepherds
town; third, Hartzel, Harpers Ferry;
fourth, Elliot, Charles Town. Bis
tance-34 efet, 5 "a inches.
Half-mile run-First, Mater, Har-
pers Ferry; second, Skinner, Charles
Town: third, O. Wilt. Harpers Fer
ry; fourth, Elliot, Charles Town.
Time-2 min. 10 2-5 sec.
Discus throw-First. Butts, Har-
eprs Ferry; second, Miller, Shep-
herdstown; third. Lyon, Charles
Town; fourth, Marshall, Shepherds
town. Distance-S4 feet, 9 inches.
Broad jump-First, Payne. Char
les Town; second, Butts, Harpers
Ferry; third, o. Wilt, Harpers Fer
ry: fourth, Mater, Harpers Ferry.
Relay race-First, 0. Wilt, Har-
pers Ferry.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1925-05-13
I ON THE CITIZENS
COMPANY TRUCK.

% raise money to pay
1 If some five thousand
f. splendid fire fighting
I Citizens Fire Company
coming on rather slow
| he seen by report in this
very small portion Of
necessary has been
Eont know where the
whether the solicitors are
|aroapd or that the public
Er5irg as it should, but
f. matter may be, let
Eet together and help to
f. for this worthy drive
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1925-05-13
CITIZENS FIRE CO. TRUCK FUND

The Citizens Fire Company. one
Charles Towns best fire fighting or
CARNATIONS, is now making big ef-
fort to pay off the large debt on
their splendid fire truck.
A number of ladies and men are
soliciting the county for contrlbu-
tions. When you are called on by
any one of these solicitors try and
give literally to this worthy cause,
and if you are not called on see one
of them and hand in your subscrip-
ton. When you help the fire COM
pany to purchase first-class equip
ment you are helping yourself.
Following are those who have con-
tributed the past few days.
Clara Leslie, 81; Mrs. M. 4. Les
lie, 81; Katie B. Leslie, 81; Miss
Mamie Selden 81; L. c., l.. J. and
Fl. X. Amber $3.50; Misses Howell
s; Miss Christine Washington So;
Mrs. Shirley Eby 81; VIM. Gardner
81; Miss Rebecca Trapnell 81; Mrs.
A. B. Harold 81; Mrs. r. p. Chew
81; J. w. Hibbard 25c; Northern
Virginia Power Co. $40; A Friend
$25; l.. NJ. Long SIS; N. & w. X. X.
$4,000.
Solicitors are asked to please re-
port at least once a week to Mr..
Lacy Gibson, special treasurer.
Previous Contributions $ 81.75
Contributed since MAY 2 POSTS
Total Contributed $2s7. so
Debt on Truck S5,000.00
Contributions to date S 287.50
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1925-05-13
BUILDERS GROW.

Notwithstanding the inclemant
weather Sunday morning, the Build
ers Glass of the Charles Town M. e.
Church. South, Sunday School. had
an attendance Of so, and added one
new member to tie roll. making the
enrolment to date, I78. The Class
had one visitor last Sunday.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1925-05-13
sToRER COLLEGE COMMENCE.
MENT

The Commencement exercises OF
Storer College at Harpers Ferry will
commence on Monday night. May
20. with the Junior Oratorial Con-
test The Alumni Exercises will be
held on Tuesday, May 26, at s p. M. i;
the Commencement Concert on May
n, at 8 r. M; and the 55th Com
mencement exercises. at 9.30 A. NJ,
on Thursday, May 90.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1925-05-13
CHARLES TOWN HIGH SCHOOL
COMMENCEMENT MAY IS.

The Commencement exercises OF
the Charles Town High School will
take place on Thursday, May 2S. at
s o'clock. Prof. w. H. S. White,
President of Shepherd College, will
make the address to the graduates.
The closing exercises of the
grades will be held on Wednesday,
May 2T.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1925-05-13
toURT ORDERS ROAD
CLOSED.

kplar session on Tuesday.
/ County Court ordered
! almost abandoned road
4, the Zoar School House
r. direction to a point in
knrjne Road be closed.
/ session of the Court
on Friday, May 10, for
kation of sundry miscel-
road claims.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1925-05-13
MEMORIAL. DAY IN CHARLES
TOWN MAY 30.

Arrangements are being made for
the observance of Memorial Day IN
Charles Town on Saturday, Nav 80,
Col. Bryan Conrad, of Winchester,
will make the address. and the usual
exercises will be held.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1925-05-13

All the matured timber in tract
of twenty acres on the Jordan farm,
near Roper's mill three. miles south
of town is being cut for the market,
Some of It will be used for the build
ing Of barracks on the Jordan farm
The saw mill work is being done by
d. B. Shoemaker, of Rippon.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1925-05-13
Z DIES IN BALTI-
MORE.

t.. died in Baltimore
IL M he !, remains were
H. s5es Town on the IL
H. and Ohio train on
IT. ing and inferred in
Il eSSg5ry, after services
ldr Mrs; Maggie Kable,
the Presbyterian
H. able was formerly
T., the Shenandoah
MTrhoo Cd and leaves
ar' Clarence Kable,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1925-05-13
NEWSPAPER MEN TO VISIT
VALLEY.

The Virginia Press Assoc
iation has announced the itinerary
and plans for the entertainment of
delegates who are to attend the meet
ing of the National Association to be
held in Richmond, Virginia early ne
xt month. The delegates will be ta-
ken through the Valley of Virginia
coming from Richmond to Charlottes
vile and on to Staunton The bus
mess organizations throughout the
Shenandoah Valley have been request
ed by the Virginia Press Association
to furnish entertainment and automo-
biles for the visitors. The visitors
will probably stop over Sunday June
Ia, in Winchester and visit Charles
Town and Harpers Ferry and Antie-
tam battlefield on Monday June Is,
going from Antietam to Gettysburg,
Pa, by way of Frederick, Md, stop
ping at places of interest along their
route. Arrangements will probably
be made to give the delegates num-
bering from 100 to $50, a luncheon
at Harpers Ferry, on Monday June
Is James c. Latimer, of Stuntaon,
secretary-treasurer of the Virginia
Press Association is arranging the it
inerary.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1925-05-13

timore, get off at Union Station,
walk half a block down Charles
Street, you'll see a barber shops
bleeding sign-go in--as you enter
you will see four chairs on the left
and one on the right. take the right
hand chair, and as you lean back in
the chair you will see hung on the
wall a cheap, colored Autograph of
the play scene from Hamlet. The
william in the play is pouring quart
of poison in the Kings ear. The
Queen is doing an elephant fit.
Hamlet has jumped to his feet
saying 'Look to the Queen. He is
dressed as a traditional Hamlet. He
looks like an Italian peanut vender.
He has long, black ropes of hair and
a black Goatee and waxed, black
Moustaehe.
That Hamlet certainly feels very
much at home in barber shop. Say.
it's worth coming to Baltimore to
see. Yours truly,
y, Arthur w. Hawks. Sr.
May ISIS N25, Ruxton, Nd.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1925-05-13
b CITIZEN is LAID
| TO REST.

TO REST.
Bradford, Va, Journal of
April 24)
ibbs Johnson, aged Con-
eran and esteemed citi-
way at the family home
th Street.. at 1927, on
morning, following a
which overeame him on
rning last. While the
bot entirely unexpected,
severe shock to his many
be city.
/ years his health had
BIZ and about four years
bred a slight stroke of
Ech further impaired his
e months later while
e one evening he made
Hell and broke a hip.
BE- somewhat recovered
Eer again able to get
lt assistance. He bore
BE-. however, with much
fortitude. Early Sun
last the stroke over
(which resulted in his
shortly after midnight
might.
BIOS johnson was born in
b, then a part of the
ginia, now West Vir-
brBary Is. 1916, and
old this past February.
umted in marriage in
Jessie Elizabeth Engle,
Ferry, and in 1890, the
Jed to this city when
and Mr.. Mark Reid en-
furniture and under
ss, Mr.. Johnson con-
is business until 1920
osed of the business to
& Son. Mrs. johnson
on June "a. 1915.
ed is survived by three
W H. Johnson of Nor
r Johnson of Lynch
Mark Reid of this
ping Of the civil war in
with an uncle at Ray
and the latter had a
of horses at the time
to make an effort to
om the Federal forces,
IN was sent with the
ksburg. There he came
of Vicksburg and lost
himself escaped back
He shortly afterward
fth and made his way
PINE in Charles Town.
his arrival he enlisted
and was assigned to
7 the Captain Baylor
zen was a part of the
y command. He serv-
the war and was in
IN the Shenandoah
e northern part of the
at Appomattox Court
witness to the surren-
Lee. He was credit
one of the bravest and
hem5ers of the cavalry
leefnlng the hardships
f Of that terrible con-
man who seldom had
esmber Of Virginia May
= A. NJ, of East Rad
he time of his death
ger of the General
? of Confederate Vet
an elder of the Rad
lan Church.
services were held
on Thursday after
oek conducted by the
e"man, pastor of the
|Doyterian Church, as
rev John Lee Allison.
lfst pastor after COM
The remains were
w " est view Gene.
Protusion of flowers
plems and attended by
rse of people.
present from out of
Mr. =, and Mrs. W. H.
orfolk; Mr. and M
e Ct Lynchburg; Mr..
hooper and Mr.. and
ing and Mr.. w. S.
Il r. Mrs. Love-
TO be present be-
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1925-05-13
PROGRAM
PROGRAM
For Sunday Shoot and B. Y. p. u.
Convention, Shenandoah Association
Charles Town Baptist Church,
May 81 and rs, 1925.


1000 A. M.
Devotional. W. B. Woodward
Organization
Place of the Bible. Goodwin Frazer
Inspiration of the Bible. l.. A. Parker
gals P. NJ.
Devotional ....--......---....-.-.W. A. Sale
The Teacher and His Preparation
NJ. w. Bloxom
Place of the Preaching Service
r. l.. Cawley
Holding the Intermediates and sen.
iors..............-....---.. T. Hall
500 P. NJ.
Devotional .................J B. Williams
Purpose and Place of the b. Y. P. u.
Impressions of the Summer Assem-
Demonstration of B. Y. P. u.
Program.
SECOND DAY.
1000 A. NJ.
Leadership of the Holy Spirit !.
c. A. Hall
Mission of the N. T, Church
w. G. Scott
Essentials Of good Sunday School
2:15 P. NJ.
Devotional ..-............ l.. H. Roy
Winning the Lost to Christ
Deity of Jesus Christ
H. d. Anderson
Opportunity will be given for
open discussion aftH each subject.
Singing will be lead by j. B. Will