When Crusoe, junior, was born, he was born, of course, without a name.

His companion was five years his junior in age, but had the better of him by six inches in length of anatomy, if those additional inches could be called an advantage.

An' this here reprieve, I want you to understand, is a present from the junior member of this firm.

At noon as he was crossing the campus he was astonished to see Paul Pierson, a junior and the manager of the regular ball team, stop and bow.

The freshman-sophomore-junior race came fourth on the list, and it was to be the event of the day.

The former was a tall, rather grave man, with blue eyes, well advanced in years, and a German air; the latter, three or four inches shorter of stature, with black eyes, an animated look, and many years the junior. 4th.

She couldn't herself quite see how a sensible girl like Portia could have done anything so reckless as to marry a romantic young Italian pianist, ten years at least her junior.

Near by the half-recumbent millionnaire, at a little gem of a lady's writing-desk, sat Mr. Frank Sterling, the junior partner of the distinguished law-firm of Trevor and Sterling, engaged in reading to all the parties aforesaid a very ingenious and interesting document, which he had drawn up, according to the general dictation of Mr. Hopkins aforesaid.

Junior high school mathematics, by Edson Homer Taylor and Fiske Allen. 3d book.

WEBBER, ELIZABETH E. Short plays for junior and senior high schools.

WEBBER, HARRY C. Short plays for junior and senior high schools.

Short plays for junior and senior high schools, selected and edited by James Plaisted Webber and Hanson Hart Webster.

R113397, 10Jun53, Harry C. Webber WEBSTER, EDITH SMITH Short plays for junior and senior high schools.

Short plays for junior and senior high schools.

Literature in the Junior high school.

The junior recitation book.

MERCIER, LOUIS J. A. Junior French.

MERCIER, ZOE L. Junior French.

The Senior and Junior Grand Wardens were originally appointed, like the Deputy, by the Grand Master, and are still so appointed in England; but in this country they are universally elected by the Grand Lodge.

In case of the death, removal, or expulsion of both Master and Senior Warden, the Junior Warden will discharge the duties of the Mastership and make temporary appointments of both Wardens.

The Senior Warden presides over the craft while at labor, and the Junior when they are in refreshment.

Formerly the examination of visitors was intrusted to the Junior Warden, but this duty is now more appropriately performed by the Stewards or a special committee appointed for that purpose.

The Senior Warden has the appointment of the Senior Deacon, and the Junior Warden that of the Stewards.

The Stewards, who are two in number, are appointed by the Junior Warden, and sit on the right and left of him in the lodge.

The minutes having been read, the presiding officer will put the question on their confirmation, having first inquired of the Senior and Junior Wardens, and lastly of the Brethren "around the lodge," whether they have any alterations to propose.