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bearlnx their gold maces. Blue- imperial sovernment railways have
eeptaasahmflrg mailing at%:.i.u::'t°e‘:f IQNDON, Aug. 15 (by mail).—-The mantle pursuivant. Rouge Dragon pur- decided to run a snhma
‘I 3‘'=“'' 1"‘ "3 reading of the royal peace proclaim» suivant. Richmond herald. Portcullis thronth th

°' $2." -" ‘'17 "muhn u.“-mu tlon by heralds of the king in prooes- pnrsuivant. Chester herald, York her- The work will be started this 3'08!‘-
‘ +———'-.—-—j , gion through London turned the cal- aid. Windsor herald. Norroy king-of- and it is expected it will require him!
max: ¢ox::{a-film‘: g £3 ‘ii’? endar back several hundred years. arms and the high steward of West- or ten years to complete it.

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trapping: and were preceded by state Garter king-of-arms read the proc-
trumpeters who sounded a fanfare be- lamatlon at Friar)‘ Court. York herald
fore each reading of the proclamation. .. read it from his state carriage at Tra-
a melodious bngling that will put new falgar Square facing - itehall. the
pages of Walter street of government buildings. Wind-

Honshn, which is the main island of
theemplre. and Kyushu are connect-
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yesterday? After weeks of publicity

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Scott for his readers who were W|t- sor herald at Temple Bar. Chester construction will be attended bi‘ SP6!‘
nesses of the spectacle. herald at Cheapside. and Norroy king- er difficulties than In the English
I was in the little square yard of of-arms from the steps of the Royal Channel. where geological formltlon
i-‘riary Court of St James Palace when Exchange in the heart of the city. is simpler and better understood. Ex-
the state Band on horseback clnttcrcd An additional ancient ceremony was ports and workmen who will be em-
. The band was in full court uni- gone through at Temple Bar, where ployed on_ the undertaking will be.
form unseen for a number of years.‘ there formerly was an actual road sent to i3u!’0D¢ "14 fimeflfl 10 Blvd?’
0‘ The gold cloth was in such richnessdiarrier blocking entrance to the city similar engineering feats. 

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39)’ k10‘1"‘b“‘ ‘°' 3‘“°5“"‘“n5 the tight-fitting linked armour of gold.,mlttance. A cord of crimson silk rep- Mheufl“ Wm M.“ §“'rd” “‘m,°'
hum’ °t c°l"mm" Their headdress was a sort of hunt-{resented the bar today. The State .12” hfufegneanm ?:::‘l:el; 
lng cap with deep crown and of the}'l‘rumpeters sounded their summons at “it t '1-"’ ‘'3 ° ‘ '

" ' ‘same gold clbth. ‘the barrier. the city‘ marshal adiranc- W‘ ‘’‘“‘'°"‘“-‘- ‘W °' I

M1)’ 01033" "h° "°3"'d' ‘M5 “S 3 n’ The band played for about flfteenying to meet them‘calling out "Who "‘°°‘i“5 nu‘ S“mrd”' ""3," M‘ 7:201 ' 

nancllll burl‘-133 5h°“'d ll" m we minutes. then cheers went up for ihatcomea there?" Richmond Hera-ld sang °.°'°‘''k 1“ "°°m 0- °‘ “"3 ‘'M'(‘‘‘- ‘"1 _ ' .

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GOWD his 181- 31" "*9 b°nd ‘"3"’ °"' yl across the way from St. James Pal- city." Bluemantle pursulrant repeat— ‘~h'"' dune‘: P"°‘m°“"- JON’ Cfle-"'
fled-find 111813! 11* lmP°’'““l "°’“’"‘ ace. She appeared on the race pf heried the demand to the lord mayor who "'(‘9‘P"°"'d°"‘- mad  '3“ '“’°' E
 . arden wall, and leaning over bowed; was surrounded by the aldermen. the "“""’l""‘°3"‘"""'- "0 - 3" 9-‘V 1
TI": Pkgslnlmrs TOLR , lsoyously to the crowd. With her were‘:-ecorder. the sheriffs and other civic "'"” ‘
P791393‘ w“'°" begms hi“ mm m the Princess Victoria and Em-ipersonages. Then the barrier was
the interests of 010 P9!‘-‘° T'°‘"Y ‘°‘ press .\iarie of ltuaitia, mother of tht-‘dropped. C0l.Uh[BIA—'l‘onight and Thursday.
day, making his first speech in 00- late (*zaf_ The gorgeous cavflr). mud did not ‘William Farnum In another regular
bus?’ Precisely at 11:30 the officers of accompany the procession throughthe “mum “‘°‘“"° emmedv “The J“"3‘°
will cover 10,000 miles and will take arms appeared on the balcony of l-‘i'i- ; city. instead, there were it roops 7739" in "M9" he °39l°'°5 "*9 M5"!
twenty-live days. in this time the ary Court, including ‘ such sncient'of life guards in modern khaki. most.,::"A:'';:'::h::dbF°‘$‘e‘‘b$'rgtfififig 1::
President will make more than thirty <‘h8T9“'?"3 "5 33"“-‘V k‘"5'°r"”ms' molwmflefl in comparison lprettl‘ [ll-l fromga strange tribe of 990- '
speeches. ., '0
The field that his tour cover» is

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PM ruitheeta. Those assitatitlg Mrs. im.i. i'0.\'!~illlER wmi: s(‘AL£s'Gt'd°n 0' 17¢” 1" '*‘’‘’‘‘‘°" ‘° ""’
centered in those 818108 V3197‘? “W Come). Wm be uni J p_ ,_.B M.) -——-— ‘feature will be shown it Chester-Out
treaty and the Let‘-80¢ 0‘ 55‘‘°‘15 "3"? _\,,.s_ Dan G_ Smm Mm Geo,“ 1, _ j i'nlied ._lllnc Workcnt of America to f, lug Scenic and a Ford Week|}'-
received the 81081981 °PP°"m°"' fevrc and the Misses Helen and i-‘ran-  m rumd  ‘t ”"“‘h"‘- Alain ‘FlTld:l'm3ndH SI‘l“‘_;_':e“a3';'er :2’
"- ‘ President - . M pa 9 « ~ - managemen o e a —
:[?::;::jg'B((!)Ioci‘z)':'I)t'" tt:ealfi;hhel into the res M.“ he" an——————d An D  (_'LE\'IEL.K.\‘D. Ohio. Sept. 3.-—Th¢ nounces that they will open their regu-
, _ ‘_ Miss Lucille Loeb of Rich Hill. a * most important convention ever held lar week end showings at this theater
°”°m"" new "'6 "we" “red” to former student of the University. ls:by the Llniteri Mine ‘Workers of Amer- next Friday and Saturday with .\im--.
“‘m°°‘ we sun" where the guest of Mrs. lsldor Loeb. oica will begin here next Tuesday and .\'azlmovs In her latest and most spec-
° lis expected to continue more than two
Mrs. A. 6. Spencer entertained threei ,,.,_.eks_ M-mu. scale, “,4 remjuu-
President's tour reaches are Ohio. lfib"-‘B 8‘ ""1489 Y°3l°"d3Y “V-“'“°°" 5“ intent of working conditions in various
Missouri. lndiana. Utah. Washington “°"°' °‘ ~‘“”‘ ""51"" ””’“°'‘’- “”‘°iv'ai's will come up for consideration.
and  . is the house snafu or Mr.‘ E’ ‘Q’ IJ:‘nn' .-AIDODK OlhCr.l.hlU83 R l'E93lUu0n aflk‘
' The President.‘ ‘on_ promises .0 315;’-Ml:‘:'fi9‘d “lg Tglufzelfialffir gamrfflng nationalization of the bituminous
b‘ be! me me the issues in as n€l0fl« - -- I iindustrs. which the sesssion will rep-
"°5 ‘"9 p°° of the 9-9€'k- resent. probably will be introduced
upon which the administration and the and ldopu,d_  _
Selllte dlK¢|'- 3001 ‘W93 “in “‘“''"‘‘’l Seventeen hundred accredited dele-
to make political capital out of the

   

   

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it is plain the President‘ will not him- The Delta Delta Delta Sororll.) all - «

hold Open house !.~,.,d”. ewmng nomi will represent 100,000 miners of bit- 11 3°!“ N"1“*- '

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PERSHING, THE GENERAL
Whether John J. Pershing will be NOTES
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. gence and integrity. there would 5‘ bn a pleasure trip today.

; small cause for not doing 50. Mrs A R, Reed and Miss Vera May
Pershing has led our armies Rs;-ed It'll this morning for liioberly.

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I States has ever known and has led M°~ ‘ms ‘}'°'"i“3 ‘° “s“ her mother‘ . Phone 63 300 Broadwav ‘ V m '
M them to victor?‘ lie was Klven the Mr" H‘ “' Landmm’ If 7°" '3” r°‘ “""°°- b°Y‘- I . I W M’

Mr. and Mrs. W’. P. West left this
morning for Centralia to visit .1. 
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 his FOIBUOIIS Wllh the commanders Ol airs‘ H. A_ “roads left this morn,‘ .  C ‘ ‘
‘ the associate armies. beaflnfi M811 in: for Glasgow. after visiting her_
F rank. To take away‘ this h0D0l' 00*‘ soil. P‘. J. Woods. in student in the l‘ni- .
i would not only greatly humiliate our varsity. 
S. hero and savior but would also do him J. H. Osilvie and R8191! WUBOIL 30"’
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M I d, ‘h “ed this morning for Boston, where they.‘
The “fuse t 3 [aéee:e:__B1auPe:8rmng will enter the Harvard Medical School. _
31° “PW” ““-’" ° 1 d v. o. Koch and D. w. Deiioney left:
‘° ‘he p°"““°°m rank‘? ‘:"°r:0n::r this morning for Marshall where the)‘ ;
the 9&9“? *3 “P99 9 ° will malts a bridge survey on the Old;
Trail” '0“? , I ’ Established ms.
\lr..~.. B. A. Watson left this morning! Fa" term. Day and mgm School
mg will be made a permanent gen- for iuinsus City. From there she will: begins semfimber Eumh
en] ms record and his gen-ices go to Manhattan. Run. to visit her. ' '
I 1 M ‘ mm honor son. S. L Watson I The demand for our graduates F
certainly entlte in o « exceeds me wpN,,_

. as has been among about Mrs. J. c. Wlswlll and son. David?
’ conferring such ranks but after 30- ’.“"“‘"' w°"“'m' 1°" um mommg mt! ROSE ROSENTIUL Dil'0Cl0f-
'. ' Clark to visit Mrs. Wlswill‘s sister.’
- ing through a momentous war it recog- Mm Lev. Hckard

Dues "3 "3" iuders ‘md "°wardF‘ Mrs. M. F. Crow-e left this morning;

them for servictgs. for Mexico. .\io.. to attend the Meth-i

Sherman was given the rank of odlst Annual Conference before re-i
general because President Grant turning to her home at St. Clair. I "o E- 
knew he merited the "mg ‘mg imlsl- Miss Lucy Gillian and niece, Miss‘
ed mu it be conferred upon him. Mary Gillian. left this morning for.
 General Penhlng has even outdone ::’:“:_'“E“i!r“f:°;d’l:l°:8d“E‘5 ‘“h"’;“:‘::‘
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tory. Therefore. it will be only just
. and fitting that Pershing be made a
.2 permanent seneral.

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