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, 1927-11-02

The Freshman class received a
challenge for a football game to be
played Friday. November 4th. The
Junior High suggested that an out
of town referee be hired. but If
this did not meet with the approval
OF the freshmen they suggested
Paul F. Sweitzer for referee and
Mr.. Hampshire for head linesman;
the salary of the referee moi to ex-
coed twenty-five dollars.
1t was also suggested. due to
the uncertainty of the weather a
mud and rain insurance be taken
out to. the amount Of $500. The
Junior High also asked for the serv-
ices of the band.
Several of the requirements were
ID that plain overalls and
work shirts without padding be
worn; (2) that anybody wearing
shoes Weighing over twelve pounds
would not be allowed to take part
in the game.
CHS
A HallowsreG party was given at
the Sande home last Thursday.
Many of the grade and high school
pppils were present.
CHS
The Junior class, accompanied by
their sponsor, Miss Beebe. spent
saturday evening picnicing on Rat
tesnake creek. Before leaving
town they picked up a few Seniors
and Sophomores to help IA the
supper cooked over an open fire.
CHS
A party composed of Miss Eells.
Miss Pickard. Miss Clemens. Miss
Forrest and Mr.. and Mrs. f. A.
chisholm made a trip over to Dead
indian Sunday.
CHS
The entertainment last Friday
was given by members Of the high
Scnooi and Junior high.
Paul Hanson opened the enter
sainment by singing a vocal solo,
J IForgiye Me- Following this was
vocal duet entitled. "The Gypsie
rail- sung, by Juanita Seeburg
ana Lillian Scho1es. accompanied by
orlando Majors.
Last. but not least, were harmon
.ea selections by Jack Pierce. en-.
onled Yes. Sir. She's My Baby
wreck of the Old o." and ''Shov
ME the Way to Go Home"
-CHS-
, 1927-11-02
GRADE NOTES

The first grade and ~kindergar.
\ ten rooms presented an aspect
Monday morning. The rooms
I were decorated with herce-lookine
black cats, witches, grinnine
jack-o-lanterns and black bats.
Each of these classes. had a party
on Monday afternoon. Miss
Siddle's pupils each received
an all-day sucker dressed in bright
colored crepe paper. The usual
Halloween refreshments were
served.
CHS
The second, third, fourth and
fifth grades celebrated Halloween
on Friday afternoon. They ate ap-
pies, cookies and candy under or
ange and black decoration. They
said everyone had a good time be-
cause they had plenty to Eat.
The kindergarten had three Wis
itors last week, Mrs. Robertson
Mrs. Cowgirl. and Mrs. H. a. Phil
lips.
CHS
Miss Goodwin has a new pupil,
Dorothy Chapman from Meeteetse.
Mrs. Taggart. Mrs. None Jones and
Mrs. Roy Holm visited the first
grade last week.
CHS
Richard Lee of Thermopolis en-
tered the Fourth grade Monday.
, 1927-11-02
FATHER AND son BANQUET

On November . the Father and
Son banquet will be held at the
Methodist church. Mr.. e. e. Skin
ner. Scout Executive of the Casper
Council, will be the principal speak
er. and every father and son should
make 1t his aim to be on hand for
this occasion.
, 1927-11-02
NORMAL NEWS

The Normal Training class is
taking examinations to complete
their arithmetic review unit. They
will then take grammar.
Wilma Davies substituted for
Miss Chambers Wednesday after
noon.
, 1927-11-02
THE CODY BRONC
CODY HIGH SCHOOL SECTION
Editorial Staff

Miss Margaret Beebe-Sponsor.
Editor in-chief-Elizabeth Thurston
Asst. Editor-Marjorie Taggart.
Athletics-Ben Newcomer
Personals-Robert Worrell.
Ciubs=Wyoming Hardifer.
Observation-Disclosures Langorthy and
F,aris Winninger..
Social-Eva Jernberg.
, 1927-11-02

Cody took Cowley to a 1876
cleaning Saturday. running up
against a much harder team, how
ever. than they had expected to
combat.
Corder. Cody's captain, was un-
able even to suit up on of
his bad knee.
The wind vas blowing hard and
made playing conditions bad for
both teams. Cody was going good
in the first quarter, making one
line plunge after another down the
center of the field for a touchdown,
but Ccwley held them when they
tried to make the point.
Cowley duplicated Cody's play
ing in the second quarter. making
their downs time after time. till
they were dangerously close to
L.Cody's goal line, when they made
a tumble on an apparently simple
play and lost the ball. This adj
vantage, however, apparently did
Cody no good until the third quar-
ter, when they again came to life,
took the ball down the field and
made a touchdown on a long pass.
They failed to make the point this
time also. The score at the end of
this quarter was 1910.
Cowley woke up to the fact that
they were being beaten in the last
quarter. and completed a series of
long passes. which won them a
touchdown. but they didn't make
the point. They were too late in
staging their comeback anyway.
and the game ended, 1876 in favor
of Cody.
The team and its many support
ers are looking forward to a snappy
fight when Cody meets Greybull
next Saturday.
This is the hardest game on
lCody's remaining schedule, Grey
bull not having lost a game, while
Cody has won three games and lost
to Worland. The team promises
a fight that will be worth many
times the price of the admission
ticket to any Cody booster going
to Greybull Saturday. 3
, 1927-11-02

lost One baseball cap, very
D Finder will please return to
8 F, Sweitzer.
, 1927-11-02
HIG GRADE PIANO FOR SALE AT
A VERY SPECIAL PRICE

We have stored close to Cody a
strictly high grade piano which will
be sold at a great reduction in price
and on liberal terms of payment.
Will furnish particulars immediate
ly to ANYONE who may be interested.
This is a rare bargain. If Interest,"
ed. don't fail to investigate.
Send particulars to-:
r. r. or st. add.
City---- State-
THE DENVER MUSIC COMPANY
1536-40 Stout st.
DENVER, COLORADO
Est. "A Years
~1O-Is-12-7
, 1927-11-02
FARM PROPERTY INSURANCE

insure your farm property with
the Shoshone Farmers Mutual. See
G. A. Holm, Agent. Cody. 4-15-27
, 1927-11-02

NOTICE
The road up Dryfork of Pat
10 Hara is closed-do not try to
travel it.
2-3tf j. mcknight.
, 1927-11-02
$1,000 REWARD

WIN be paid for information leading
to the arrest and conviction Of any
person or persons stealing stock be
longing to
W. R. COE
CODY WYOMING
, 1927-11-02

Richard Lee of Thermopolis en-
cred the Fourth grade Monday.
, 1927-11-02
CODY BRoNc NEW PLAN

A new plan has been suggested
by Mr.. Robertson for the Cody
, 1927-11-02

Cody took Cowley to a 1875
cleaning Saturday. running up
against a much harder team, how
ever, than they had expected to
Seward daily gateway., 1927-08-11
M|LL|CENT ROGERS WILL WE'D WEALTHY
 SOUTH AMERICAN
IS ANNOUNCED IN NEW YORK BY PARENTS; RE-
 GENTLY DIVORCED

NEW YORK, Aug. II. (P)-Col. and Mrs Rogers of New York and Southampton announced the engage ment of their daughter Miss Milli- cent Rogers to Arthur Peralto Ramos, the wealthy Argentinian, thus settling the rumors, of the engagement and denials, which for months flew from one end of the world to the other. Miss Millicent Rogers, who was the former Countess Salm, is now in Pa ris with her mother and son. Miss Rogers was married to Count Ledwig Salm, an Australian, but her family never accepted him, and after consi- derable litigation, she was awarded a divorce by the Paris courts. Count Salm was accorded separation and it was reported that he was paid the sum of $3O0,O0O Miss Rogers resum- ed her family name.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-08-11
COOLIDGE SAW ND REASON STATEMENT
 DID NOT SATISFY
DISCLAlMS PROBABILITY OF ANOTHER ARMS CONFER
 ENcE, GENEVA

RAPID CITY, 5. D., Aug. II. (P)- President Coolidges no means NO. The President declared he saw no reason why his original statement did not satisfy. There was a touch of informality about the conference with the President but there was no doubt he was in earnest concerning his plans for private life in the flu ture.
 While the President said there was nothing definite in his plans they certainly entailed his leaving. the Presidential chair on March 4, 1929. That appeared to be sufficient. his mind concerning the Presidency Additional proof that he has made up was contained in the statement in which he disclaimed the probability of another Arms Conference being called during his regime. He de- clared there would probably not be sufficient time left for another barley
Seward daily gateway., 1927-08-11
THREE EXCEPTIONS TO RULINGS FILED
 SUPERIOR COURT
FIRST ASKS JUDGE WITHDRAW FROM CASE; ALLEGED PRE-
 JUDGE, NEW TRIAL RULING

DEDHAM, Aug. II. (P)-Exceptions to three rulings and decisions of Judge Thayer were filed in the Nor folk Superior Court by Attorney Mus manno in behalf of Sacco and Vanzet- ti The counsel said action will be taken to bring the whole matter to the attention of the State Supreme Court One bill of exceptions to Judge Thayer's refusal to Attorney Hills requests he withdraw from the case in favor another Judge because some matter in the motion in the new trlal is based on alleged prejudice on the part of Judge Thayer Excep- tion also was taken on refusal of re- vocation and stay of execution. Judge Thayer ruled no Superior Judge had the power to grant a new trial after sentence was pronounced.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-08-11
FLIGHT TO HAWAII POSTPONED DUE TO
 CONDITION PLANES
OF COMMERCE IN- SECTORS DOUBTFUL IM-
 PROPER EQUIPMENT

OAKLAND, Aug. 11.(P)-Postpone- ment of the Dole 35,000 mile air flight from San Francisco to Homo lulu, scheduled for tomorrow at noon, for a period not exceeding two weeks was ordered by the Dole flight con- mittee and the Department of Com merce. The inspectors are subject to the approval of the National Aero nautic Association Chapter of Homo lulu. The decision was made at conference which lasted until after midnight. No recommendation was presented nor promised upon their opinions of the planes. The partici- pants, who have thus far presented themselves, have not properly e. Quipped planes or are qualified, it is reported and there is not suf- ficient time remaining, now, to qua lify. Present hazards were never contemplated by doctor or con- mittee, the result which could easily be very unfayorable.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-08-11
JUDGE SANDERsO|u GRANTS PERMISSION
 ALLOW EXCEPTIONS
ANNOUNCEMENT MADE AFTER TWO HOUR CONFERENCE
 WITH ATTORNEYS

BOSTON, Aug. H. (P-Judge San derson, of the Massachusetts, Supreme Court, announced he will allow the bill of exceptions to go before full bench on his denial of Writ of Error in the case of Sacco and Vanzetti. The announcement was made after a two hour conference with Attorney Hill, the defense counsel, and the Attorney General Reading of the bill of exceptions was finally agreed upon and after this had been formal ly worked up and approved, Judge Sanderson indicated he would allow 1t at the next session of the Supreme Court, which will probably be next Tuesday.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-08-11
FARRAGUT NORTHBOUND

SEATTLE, WASH, Aug. II. (P)-
 The S. S. Admiral Farragut of the Pacific Steamship Company, sailed at 10 o'clock this morning with g res ervations. Those listed for Seward include: Frank Thomas, A. J. Strike W. s. Jones and wife, Maud May, A Greer, William s. Kimball, Dr. Wm. H Marse, B. F. Green, w. A. McCurdy one steerage.
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SACRAMENTO FIRE CUTS NEW THEATRE
 WIPES 0UT BLOCK
RESIDENTS DECLARE FIRE PRE- cEDED BY TWO EXPLOSIONS;
 NO THEORY ADVANcCED

SACRAMENTO, Aug. II. R)- Three firemen were injured in a $4OO,OOO loss caused by fire which gutted the New State Theatre Fourth of the entire Sacramento fire depart ment were required to keep the flames from wiping out the entire block in- cluding two garages in which there were 400 automobiles. Nearby resi- dents declar the fire was preceded by an explosion followed by second one. Fire officials believe this was caused by gasoline explosions.
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GETS HUSBANDS EASILY

LONDON, Aug. Il. (P)-A laun-- dress can always get a husband, said Lady Ellington before the National Conference on Maternity and Child Welfare here.
 Tt does not matter how ugly or ll-favored a laundress may be-" she said. 'She can always get hus- band. A man feels today that he must get wife who will keep his home together"
Seward daily gateway., 1927-08-11
J 5 REPRESENTATIVES
 CONFERENCE LEAVING

GENEVA, Aug. II. (P)-With Pre- sident Coolidges Naval Arms limi- tation conference at an end, Ambass- ador Gibson, Admiral Jones and O. ther American delegates will leave for their respective posts Saturday. Britain expressed great surprise that the Americans had not seen fit to accept the British terms.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-08-11
u. s. CONSULATE TARGET

SOFIA, Bulgaria, Aug. II. (P)-A bomb exploded in the garden of the American Consulate. None were in jured and little damage was sustained Authorities expressed the belief the bomb was thrown as a protest of the Sacco-vanzetti case but without inten- tion of causing material damage
Seward daily gateway., 1927-08-11
GERMAN FILM FEATURES
 EARLY AMERICAN SCENES

BERLIN, Aug. II. (P)-America's backwoods with battles between the redskins and "pale-faces,' has come to life in the Black Forest. A German film company has accepted scenario based On a story by the German author, Karl May, entitled 'Winnetou," and has laid the scenes in the Black Forest near Breisach
Seward daily gateway., 1927-08-11
WARDEN WAS NERVOUS

yanzetti said. he was pleased They will be removed from the death house tomorrow. News of the res bite spread rapidly along the police lines to outside the jail and within a half hour the heavy armed force began to demoblize to the regular light detail The constabulary gal loped off first, followed by machine gun and bayonet squads. The police boat was stopped by the river patrol when the papers staying the execu- tion were brought to the prison. The warden, upon receiving them, tossed them aside on his desk and remarked I'm a little nervous, for this has been some strain" He was asked if the prisoners ate and the warden replied, 'I advised to eat that's all can say. They didn't touch their suppers."
Seward daily gateway., 1927-08-11
GERMAN Av|ATORs WILL
 SPAN OCEAN IN JUNKER

DESSAN, Germany, Aug. II. (P) The German aviators Johann Ris- ticz and Du Verard, who recently established a new worlds endur- ance record, smashing the record made by Chamberlin and Acosta last spring, will attempt a nonstop flight from Berlin to the United States in the same plane, a huge Junker.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-08-11
THREE BOMBS EXPLODED
 MANY ARE INJURED

PARIS, Aug. Il. (P-One of the two women who were injured in an explosion of a bomb at Basic, Switz- erland, and died, says Havas dis patch from Berne. The woman was the mother of five children. Three other victims are still at the hospital
Seward daily gateway., 1927-08-11
MAY ENToMB MARSHALS

PARIS, Aug. Il. (P-A bill provid- ing that Marshals of France and ge- nerals having commanded an army during the Great War may be in- tered at the Invalides has been re- ported favorably by the Army con- mittee of the Chamber and will soon become law.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-08-11
ART STUDENT KILLED

NEW YORK, Aug. II. P)-One young woman, employee of an art studio, was killed and others were burned when pot of paraffine on an electric stove caught afire. Val uable manuscript, which was the work of years and ready for publi- cation was also destroyed.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-08-11
GAL IS THROUGH

WASHINGTON, Aug. Il. (P)-se- nator F. H. Dale of Vermont, said that 1t is his belief that President Coolidge is definitely out of the race for the Presidency in 1928.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-08-11
DISLIKE SYMPHONY OFFER

BERLIN, Aug. II. P)-The offer by an American concern of a prize of s1O,OOO for completing Schubert's Unfinished Symphony, does not meet with favor among the German critics.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-08-11
SEEK TRACE OF YACHT

LOS ANGELES, Aug. II. (P)-Har- bor officials are trying to find tra- ces of a 5O-foot power cruiser of a yacht which sank off the Catalina Islands, following an explosion yes terday. The yacht is still unidenti- fled.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-08-11
FOOTBALL STAR ARRESTED

BOSTON, Aug. Il. P-Charles Brickley. former Harvard football star was arrested on indictment which charged him with operating a bucket shop and appropriating the stock of three customers worth $35,- 500.
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FIFTEEN INJURED

BERNIE, Switzerland, Aug. Il. (P)- A bomb exploded in the street, car station base last night injuring 15 persons, one of them seriously. The police believe it was the work of Sacco-Vanzetti sympathizers.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-08-11
WATER NOTICE

Water will be shut off at o'clock tonight on Fourth and Washington, and on Fifth and portion of Adams, including the Van Glider, Tecklen- burg and Hartman building.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-08-11

BOSTON, Aug. II. (P)--Governor Fuller and the executive council granted respite to August p to Sacco and Vanzeti and to Celestino Maderos The Governor upon recommendation of the Attorney General recom mended the respite allow the courts the opportunity complete consideration of proceedings pending and to render decisions The prisoners received the with out any show of emotion.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-08-11
Governor Fuller
 Grants Respite
 SaCC0- VanZetti

IS 'PLEASED"-RESPITE GRANTED TO AUGUST 22-NEWS SPREAD RAPIDLY AND HEAVILY ARMED FORCE BEGAN AT ONCE TO DEMOBOLIZE - WARDEN WAS NERVOUS = PRISONERS REMAIN ON HUNGER STRIKE PAPERS, STAYING EXECUTION, HELD UP ON RIVER BY PATROL.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-08-11
HEAD-ON COLLISION
GALVESTON, Texas, Aug. I

GALVESTON, Texas, Aug. II. (P)
 The British ship Bornby Castle and the American Steamship Cody were in head-on collision late yes- terday in the Houston ship channel. Both ships are proceeding to port seriously damaged.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-08-11
BASEBALL SCORES
NATIONAL LEAGUE

NATIONAL LEAGUE Philadelphia 6-1, Boston nothing-5 New York 8, Pittsburgh 3.
 AMERICAN LEAGUE St. Louis 1, Detroit 2. Boston ?, Philadelphia 12 New York 4, Washington 3.
 PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE Oakland 4, Hollywood l. Sacramento A, Missions 5, II in nings.
Putnam patriot., 1927-12-22
PUTNAM ACCIDENTS
Lowest Number of Auto Collis- ions In Any City Report
 ing.

Thirty seven Hef,H WeE E.lld at# al persons eere injured n 2.-
 aie a#yid-Hts 3 Con HaGt.ea. U November While the ae 2f0 QFeafer than those
 55E. IJ25 and The injured i-t R- Increased bg eighty four names deaths decreased exactly four.
 Der caEuaitg iisf shows .er eai1 killed lad 2l4 injured as compared win sis children killed and ZI4 injured ia November, 1926. November. 1927 saw 8s1 motor vehicles registered jH Connecticut as against 3.33I in November. 1926.
 Accidents reported by cities in November. I927. are as follows Hartford. 858 New Haven. 3l4; Bridgeport. 26d. Waterbury. l67; New Britain. l05: Stamford, l04 Greenwich. 5s; Norwalk. 55; Meri- #leH= 58; SoHN Ieh, t. New London. IF. HiHd' town, }5. Manchester 7f. Hanhars. B Naugafuek g. NHAmantc. I5. Wnsted [; Put nam. !
Putnam patriot., 1927-12-22
PLEADS NOT GUILTY
Mathvink, Charged With First Degree Murder, Elects Jury
 Trial.

\ criminal session of the superior court was opened in Willimantic Sat urday morning with Judge Edward M. Yeomans on the bench for the pur- pose of formally putting Co plea Sava Mathvink. held at the county Jail without bonds under a charge of murder in the first degree.
 Mathyink was indicted by the grand jury for the shooting of Mrs Anna Berkowitz of Willimantic the evening of November 4th, when. it is alleged. Mathyink went to see the woman's husband regarding real estate deal.
 The defendant was represented by Attorney Charles l.. Torrey of Put nam as public defender. Attorney Torrey waived the reading of the in' dictmenf and complaint and MathvinS entered a plea of not guilty
 Under the present law three judges may try a murder case but Mathvink elected to be tried by jury.
 States Attorney Howard (. Brad ford said that he desired that the ease be tried at the January criminal term of court. Judge Yeomans directed Sheriff Charles A. Gates to adjourn court to January Srd and on that date to adjourn the court until January 10th. The January term will De heic in Putnam,
Putnam patriot., 1927-12-22
MRS RICHMOND ENTERTAlNs

An early Christmas social event was the very pleasant affair at the home of Mrs. Thomas Richmond. last
 Monday evening. her guests being the Semper Paratus class of the NJ. E. church Every member was pre- sent. making the number about twen- ty. A most beautiful laden Christ
 mas tree was the center of attrac- ton. and later on during the evening gifts were distributed to all present. Mrs Ellsworth Morse had the honors of playing Santa" and doing credit 10 the position. with her jolly nature The hostess, with Miss Evelyn Shaw assisting. served a most attractive collation.. and in this carried out the Christmas colors both in the salads and frostings. which was heartily en- joyed by all Among those who par tieipated in this party were; Mrs. II. Clifford. Mrs R Ramspott, Mrs. R. Mccormack, Mrs. Ellsworth Morse. Mrs. II. Burgess, Mrs. c. s. Shaw. Mrs. T. Bell, Mrs. R. Shaw. Mrs. D, Gibson. Mrs. F. Fisher. Mrs. John Craig. The new members added to the club were given a hearty welcome.
Putnam patriot., 1927-12-22
Methodist Church Note.

Re- John F Duebary Pastoa
 Sunday morning serglee 10 ID.
 sunday school l2 2sod
 sunday evening rvlee 100
 Christmas 4eFFi wla be held
 morning and =sgenIus h the asanit here NH h4a4t Christmas con rerf r5eca by Inc ehor and Sunday h#Hi
 35, eeeaas al o8 clock Hll.Hlz z1II =ba=4 GEHz=t ma free=4a the aHa#eh nari0r Come and bring the 6HI#reH and tG5y the Christmas p.Fit
 Thr series af special services be- ing hold the tWa weeks past were concluded Sunday eveEIug when | z5aas number Vere present to hear .Kt,.= r E Baker sermon on .Hand- Picked Fruit ?. The services have Been .sell attended, profitable and of aUip t.s th church Rev. Mr Baker. 3 prcseuee with us and his kindly but forcefu and inspiring sermons have been greatly enjoyed and appreelat-
Putnam patriot., 1927-12-22
s, Philip,. Church Note.

The services at St Philip church next Sunday. Christmas Bay, will be as follows
 500 il. m. General communion ot the parish, children of the school act ing as choir
 10. 30"a. m Festival eucharist and sermon.
 roo D. m. Festival eyensong and address. followed by the Christmas social jn the guild room speeiai oi ferinps will be received at Christmas in aid of the churches If Nerman nt 'e jured by Che floods
Putnam patriot., 1927-12-22
Baptist Church Note.

Rev. Henry F. Hodge, Pastor Tonight. f30, Prayer meeting Subject. "Hcurt Room for Heaven King <,
 Tonight. s30. Choir rehearsal. AL se Friday, .73o.
 sunday at i0.3O. Worship anc Xnas Caufata The Manager and the Star" Sermon. .The Christmas Star
 i2. Bible School Christmas Les san.
 6 Christmas Concert by the Bible school Using a Christmas Mission ..fl Sels.ee. entitled afhe iirihda1 TT tbo King Ad1ress. The klngli ness of Jesus
 Monday. at hour e. be announced Christmas Tree and Social of the bl hl Schuol
 \ beautiful Christmas tree grace thc church lawn
Putnam patriot., 1927-12-22
RECTORY SCHOOL HEADS
 BUY SCHOOL PROPERTY

tioniHg iu the large Harrison house on the opposite side of the street to the south Since that time the house has been renovated, remodelcd. painted and repaired and Is now ex- cellently adapted to school purposes. There are large grounds. part of which are used for athletic fields. and both summer and winter sports are provided for the boys under the expert supervision of an athletic in- struet0f and coach.
 Adjoins Pomfret School
 Just south of the extreme southern boundary of the Reelorg School property are the fine grounds of the well known Pomfret School ! pre- paratory school for boys.
 IL would seem that the purchase of this fine property by Mr. and Mrs BlgcioW not only assures the per manency of the school but in all pro babiIity porteHds further improve ments and possible additions. for the scope of the institution is ever broadening. The Rectory School has increased n enrolment each year. l. has had I steady healthy growth. This Is the best evidence that it k be- coming more and more widely known as a fine school home for boys.