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LAST GERMAN AT !.
JEFFERSON PARK |. | !.
Tie Guests Making the Most 9
tie Rapidly Waning
Season.
lspeei.l e ) .The TImes:p lspateh.2

JpfN sRsfs.ts'o n Eaf
Monday evening the last regular ger
man OF the season was given by A y. .
Boykin. Il, !, s. I. u Al. !. =, ~ \.
sencef Boyki ~ In "a pale blue mule; Miss
Daisy Boykin, In pink silk tissues 5 MISS
Margaret scllmelz. In white OIL zion over
blue; Miss Tucker, In pink orga na q
Miss Susan Tucker. In white; Miss Lilly
Tucker in blue; Miss BroWr, IN PINK
schiffon Miss Mary Coll IN lavender y
Miss Elsie Boyltin, In White crepe ,Ig ~, ne
Payne, Philip Smith. g. g. Timberl 80,
Represented the hotel, 4. !,
The q german was led by MI. ~ 3:
tuesday morning the guests assembled
}toifwatoh the tennis tour1R m en- re an
the rooters werean,ost en- hustast ,Ft1osn
playing we're Miss " AlarEares schmel
and Mr. Philip srnl II. Inst AlE s.. IN Il
syYooding and MISS 4 Ethel schme al' " 5fs
q. Tuesday afternoon q. charming Y, solree
sbcautifully decorated In golden ROD,
Among the young ladies dancing We're
Etlle Misses sphnel AZ. Brown, Tue ker.. Boy
Kin black, schaferie and Collier. Ntr.
ID Wpoding:: of tho University, g nd
Mr. W. w; Payne led, y t
S Mr. w oodIng and Mr. Sne oh
SYednesd nYenillE gave an lNloEmn! n0p
at the hotel, which was " ofoueniY e''i
joynd bysall the partict pa ~ 4. :, I,
Tho efter-tiance suppers have heen an
attractive feature IN the lie of the
hotel, Miss Crouch, " Richmond, anu
Miss Ethel Schmelz, of Hampton, glylllg
TWO OF Tie most elaborate "a ffalrs8of tue TUG
sea sor, K * .. 81 q
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SUPPOSED COUSINS
ARE TWIN SISTERS;
|. Romantic Story Of Two Young
Girls iii Toledo,
Ohio.
Especial to 1,hci Times. Dispateh.l J.


TOLEDO, Oh September TO- In 9
romantic manner. two pretty girls ,''l'
always believed they were cousins and
the daughters OF sisters learned few
days ago from, the lips OF their mother,
that they, are twin sisters.
s8 The story goes back many years 70
tito double marriage OF sisters In a. KEN
lucky town. Tho girls welded clit!iis,
Rudolph l.. Denhavery end James Ponder.
Mrs Podnder had been an invalid from
infancy, and her first babe dicd in a few
hours after birth, while the young nlother
lowered between life and death. In the
same twenty-four hours Mrs. Dei,haser
had presented girl twins to her husband.
Tho wise old family doc tor knowing thai
It would BIO fatal II the mother, Knew her
child was dead, proposed 3 to the sister
that one OF her little oiaes be suhatituted
Iii its place. sstg Iii
3 Mucl, as sho hated to do 1t, Mrs Den.
haver finally agreed to the plan, sisterly
devotion overcoming I'LL scruples. rhe
scheme was successful. and Mrs. PONDER
survived for several years, happy IN tn g
love of the little girl she supposed was wa
her own daughter a Lice. q. "a !,
the similarity In appearance OF tho two
mover failed to cause comment On the
iclca thu not long ago, OF Mr.. Ponder, Mrs
5Delillaver brought Alice to Toledo, " mere
she had made her home with her OTHER
Edaughter, Louise, Il
The secret might never have been re- re-
'yenlcd, had not both young women wei :
The incy1 table quarrel came, and there
was nothing for tho mother to do but 70
intcrfe a. When they heard tina T theSt
were indeed sisters, and not cousins the
bitterness between them lrlelted Into sls :
Sterly affection. Il. sss III
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and 1t turned oiit that he knew only
the name Of Captain Taylor of his. own,
company, the pride OF his native town.
This stranger didn't Know the location
Of his campSnor the name of his COM
| mandng- geherat,s nor lis brlgade. only he
knew Captain Taylor, and ho. also knew
that he was hungry. Mrs Gorbin fed.
him from her own table, much to the
horror OF the foreigners. and the vol,ill-
teers absolutely unabaehedS ,5y the pres.
ence OF SO much good ten, sat contentedlya
down in front Of the tent and performed
tho trick OF turning a meal into g man.
Saying Farewell.
i want to 9st,y n word about the very
excellent service thut the Western Union
Telegraph Company. has given tho camps
| ut their ra1iocvers. Mr.. j. S. Calvert. OF
Richmond, Is the grand high ruler of the
wires That sounds like an actor on
the high wire, but Mr.. Calvert Is a gem
tlcmail who stays on the earth and works
with his head, not with his hands and
feet. The Western t]nior ha 9 !, erected five
miles OF poles into the camps, and has tl'
strung upon itlitse N poles ~ eighty light
miles Of speciAlewire to take care of tho
manoevcr worlt. h Kss .a.s Il ssss d
Headquarters camp and even press
camp begin ID look deserted. Last night!
ut dinner, General Corbin took occasion
Officially to say farewell. rho general
sails shortly for the Philippines, where
he takes command, and no referred to
this in his good -byo speech. His alltl-,
sion to Virginia! in introducing Governor
Willard, was quite happy, and his state
ment that not a single Yirginia land
owner lad complained regarding these
|5manoeuvrcs, was GREETED BY. s prolongc %
applause. Isl !. \. ttit vs. . " &. 4. \; Il
The politicians have kept religiously
awav from the war game, and it's said
that It will DO a campaign issue, but
the fact remains that much money has
como into Virginia and Will stay here,
and that the people of8this section have,
been greatly benefited. Our State has
been honorcd and our people have Srea Pc
a l1arvest-new fences will spring up like
magic, crops will be Sold, untouched, 70
the government. and the smile on tho
faco Of the farincr simply won't come q no
off. VA n. a. e. ~ EE1.ssS
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In by the guests. Miss II hel schmels
IS often seen riding Mr., ". w. Payne'ss
s.'rillie." ribbon " inner al the Abe
marie Horse Show. Miss Cchmelz is q
splendid l,orsewonan and Is a. fearless
jumper. 4 81 le ~
Taly-ho coaching parties have been
frequently given by Mrs. Schmerbo or
Mrs, Tucker Mrs. Brown. and Mrs, slice.
a Among tho recent guests are: Mr., and.
Mrs. Phelps. Chicago III; y. 8. Smith
Salt Lake City: Jennie Smith. sal ts Lake.
City; Mrs. 3. n. Drewry. Richmond;
C. r. Dodson. Kingston, N II q; Mrs n,
a. Slice, Winston Salem, D. g: Miss ! ~.
Holcombo Black, Washing ton. p 60
M. G. d Arthur ", Griffin, Lawrence,
Mass: 7. N. Cary, Rlchmond y. y ~,
Parr, Virginia., lll s III Us 81
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THE DAY AFTER.
Boys in Blue and Brown Rest in
Comparative Luxury.

81
patch)
PRESS CAMP, GAINESVILLE, Vh,,s
September 10.--To-nght the boys IN Blue
and Brown are resting IN comparative
luxury The bivouac Is but n memory,
for al theirs home camps Is every COM
fort and convenience ThoscunYas toms
OF Bell and Of Grant, now bright with
camp fires, will by Tomorrow resemble
n deserted wilderness. rhe fakirs hope to
reap a rich harvest during these last
two days of cncampment. for us all
volunteer troops will be paid or here.
money Will become n careless commodity.
ono rcpulsivc looking gentleman who
had all over him the marks. Of adventure,
lrwailcd bitterly TO me that lie had not
brought his littlo wheel OF fortune.
fancy II would have proved II wheel OF
misfortune TO many \ poor country vol
uueer. AS It is every device known 10
tho Icntlcmcmo of nimblc wit Inns appeared
upon the scene, anl the lollain Of our
volunteers must be elusive. indeed II
they escape tho pockets Of these bandits
a Story OF Volunteer.
Some Of the volunteers are simple and
Inexperienced. Being far from homo thoy
pin their faith to the first person they
see, ,e that person the commanding
seiieral or an npwashed tramp. Hero Is
| 4 Story. OF yesterday, Mrs, corbl WAS
entertaining the foreign attaches at afs
| tsrGppn tea at Headquarters and The oc-
| easi0n was brilliant, The uniforms wcro
picturesque, and each officer wore all the
medals that iaw allowed Tho corps
/ tJt4 Was IN attendance. and EVERYONE
| fflt ttIst a bit csies,y, 2
I7tst Hheu She tanetion Mas AT It's best
VIZ gElTste Of volunteers marchsi sowl,
~ So tha teflt, He sAs wori. ou,, cover.
~ Tf5ss d5rl and dlsst. and hid despai,
$3.50 stI pSss him. Where Is m,
FrIs9aeatyT ~ demanded OF General Cor.
m. enTaaaznrs.-s TIE army. All the ioselsn
ssa sae5eet aEhzsf. sueh q thing Is m
lizard ~ n Eassg @Eatlss bur GeBerz
ci9Fsaia iaok n ne siIratloa and aEEes
sEe geag fssIos " &ts4t gairaaH " 81
ieazes 4Et4sa TssEssg u rsgg.s.
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~ .r,r,ts - thc Mn, - 1,en q enters
-, :, Z, q. MI iii
,a,,,. !, II III AZ ni,rc rua
~. - !, Nd I'm, rod
~. .i,ar., J, =,
Il, : Ia
$en..ol = -, ia
4 !. 8 y. . ~, !,
ms - been M more .y han doubled in Sic in
lie course of a decade, tho proportionate
number of disappointed candidates for
commissions is larger than ever before.
Moro yo1,nr men arc looking to the army
.s Il nrofcssion3 every wear, i{S t2.s 4 sss ~
mo government "a increasing military
~ nom tnrcs s. q, ,oinously. Onezralf i#thc
sn,o,,,,t snnnt yearly 4, trai,,nr. 3eiuipping
ana M, M, in;ng mr. used in
M of q nc6n,cI would
,ast ~, l., time 4, Woi,j,
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80 -,
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: u. :. /, u
:. ,,.s ~ : a,,
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30 ~, Mo
!, -, 10
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= - ~
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E1VldeHceS a 4 oIi tsIIOVtiill.S n, ss
siEY spoke q tho growth OF the military
spirit among the American people. The
great Interest in matters military is CYL
denced by the fact that all the sicadiil u
papers OF tho scoutl We had repre-
scntntivcs I'M tl1esprcss camp all5 week,
and, III round numbers, nave
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In July, 1883, began TO break ont with
Eczema on my head, legs and arms, and
began treatment viii, local doctors, but
did not get much relief. They said the dis
ease had become chronic. I then quit then,
ard tried various oin,meuts and SOAPS for
another two years, but as soon MS cold
weather came was as bad OFF rs ever, SO j
finally decided toilet medicine alone, and
Tor twelve or thirteen years did nothing
towards curing the Eczema, except bath
ing. This seemed to do about as much
good as anything had tried.
During the time ] lost about one half of
my hair. began S. S. S. doubtful OF a
cure, because the disease had run so long
but soon discovered your medicine was
doing me good. and coptinued to take it,
~ used seven bottles, when was COM
pietely cured. not having single spot OF,
iny body. which before was almost com.
\ pletely covered. F. G. NORFOLK.
1917 blackberry ST.. Onumwa, Ia.
The head, feet aud hands are usually
! the paris affected, though the disease APP
pears on other parts Of the body, While ea-
iernal applications sllay the itching and
burning Temporarily, it the acids thrown
off by the blood that cause the irritation
and eruptians upon the skin. The acids
must be neusralized aud the system cleans.
ed Of all hu,uors and poisoHs before lbs
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The Sons Testimony

"
s Perhaps tho most interesting feature OF
tire entire case will be the tcsl. n1ony Of
young liam M Cuc,s s on d and " oldest
child Of tho accused man. It la currently
reported that tho young man was de
voted to Ills mother, and syoun & Crawford
testified q tho inques t 4 hat Mrs, McCuc
had more than once fled from her hus-;
bands abuse, threats and Z blows to ne
bedroom o. this son, and had even there
been threatened md had Il 4 4 revolver
pointed ut heir heads by the .hust band and
father. nen the lad was put OH the
stand at the inquest the case had not
reached the point where M Cue was ac-
scuacd al the killing, and there was no
Elimination that he would be, Z The father
stated that this son formed him at his
officcslaGl Sunday that his mo Their had re-
turned from Red Hill. lie also testified
that the dead woman had criticised her
dHon Sunday for allowing two other. boys
10 take The surrey to I<eswick, and that
tho son was att homo when he left TO
I 10 to church.. The son may be able to
bridge the blank in the testimony be-
tween McCuos return from was hlng on
and his departure orGchurcf.4 III the soll
received any communication II from MS
father on Saturday or sund Ibis .Yll Y
he Brought out and inquired into AT 4 ne
trial, q. s. # 8sS n s. sf iii r. .iliy5SS
Is what the detectives have to disclose
s n matter for wide specul y on. ~
alleged, They have been LOOKING iIlo l! VIZ
defendants recent past, and inNestlga ING n!
his movements, some names nlf y boz cali
III and some sensations1 a cyeloped ltp-
nstIIer, very Ito has been sbrougll mo
1ts giarlng light of publicity concerllins
Wtr,t promires indeed 70 DO q cause
Gsisbre. &. }sS a:i s:48 g{3
yhsrs III apparently no q ANGER 81 y 'ltl1
leBcs upon tho accused llo Pr q ~ Ut
teiapt NJ violence Since the otttccrsl ol
sbs iaw acted In the MA ter and mas &c
Nv, 4rfca the public has shown IN dlsro.
ssGon 10 patiently await dey clo pMeltH'
,i}el.ey!ng that justice sYil done, whom =
s9syaf II may cnsn,ifc or e g Top 7. ~
ia felenlisfH col s Y. BIZ sss 81
Tf,s brothers Of the ~ red y ollal, !,
MS epdeuyorng To secp re el,linc 6 coh llses
~ aid tho prosecution. hey " e V. seen
iii eynfcfcplco Wit torn " fles
f'lYry. ~ Btaunton who has cen men !,
/ tl1,,ed 3,iB ono OF their law slstfoIts
#1r6 made 10 secure tRo ~ delsS klioW1l
charlottesville attorneys NJ success;
ar, Charles 81. Meredith was ~ J. g - IS
10 tien Thursday event lant y ~ ~.
known That they have endeilYoi Y. ~, y
retain him, John u. Lee,
ii another widely known iayyyel' 'cf'loSi'
/, pt 40 likely 10 bp retained. I. 4, -
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ABANDoNs PRIVATE PRACTICE
AND GIVES SERVICES FREE

Offers Ia Send Home OF Charge Sick
AIcei-Curcs Miles Away Easily
as Those who When Physicians and
Medicines Have Failed-Discards
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her have the gun when he beat her. or
did ne afterwards so back to the beds
room and secure the gun and got tho
bathroom and finish the brutal work
ail these arc questions on which points
SO sfar5as has been brought ont. us there
any furtl.erG evidence bearing thereon?
What was the motive for killing her? II
that was the ginal Intention pf the
murderer, why did he first beat her bru-
tally, at the risk OF arousng the neigh
borho6d, and subsequently, shoot hcry
2lrhy5dd he slinger to throw tile body III
tho tub, plug tho tub. ana turn on the
watcr,if the intruder who struck A1cCue
shot tho woman. when every moment
meant possible d discovery and alarming
4 lia neiphf boz hood E1sftI. nc
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cure is permanent.
S. S, S: is guarau-
teed enti!ely free
of Potash, Arsenic
aud other miner.
ais Book On tire
skin and lis dis
eases semi free,
Medical advice
furnished free,
many, Atlanta, Ga.
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Panopath hi ]. Professor ! 5
Startling Statement
NO DISEASE HE MAY NOT CURE
HIS MYSTERIOUS POWER
WORKS MIRACLES OF HEALING

Restores
LIE and Health Die BY Doctors
strange story 81 Woman Thls Wonder
worker Made Heart Her Body
|a#54s When Prepared
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-08-31
Treasure Seeker Dead.

Manuel Gonzales, the aged father
of Patricio Gonzales, was found dead
near the asylum this morning, the
spade with which he had been dig.
ging for treasure, clasped In his hand.
For years the old man had prosecut-
ed the search for buried treasure In
the hills beyond the asylum Years
ago, documents we're found describ-
ing the hiding OF wealth In this vic.
Unity. Mr.. Gonzales had seen the
documents and like many Others he
believed the account related. Others
hunted for the treasure In desultory
fashion. but the old man devoted all
His life To II. Whether the treasure
was found long ago; whether iI still
lies buried in the hills, or whether
the whole story is figment Of the
imagination, no one hereabouts can
say, or II he can say he does not do
10. Ii Is likely, however that with
the death Of Mr.. Gonzales, the search
lii the treasure will be abandoned
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-08-31
PREPARING FOR BIG GUN
TOURNAMENT IN Ell PASo.

FL Paso, Texas. Aug. 81. lg9i-r
Extensive preparations are being
made by the I'll Paso Gun club for
a blue rock shooting match 10 be held
here November Is. i6 and II. while
the National irrigation congress is
in session
w H. Shelton, the secretary Of the
club, Is in charge Of the match and
will look after all details.
At least $500 added money viii he
ufieEed In prizes to the contestants
and II Is believed that fully seventy.
five amateurs vii participate.
All money will he divided by the
Rose system ana the blue rocks will
be thrown from twolegged trap.
There will be no handicap. all the
sportsmen shooting from the l6.yard
line, with no professionals to par.
ticipate.
The match will be governed BIZ the
rules of the Interstate association.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-08-31
CLOSING Meeting.

The members of the territorial bar
association completed their work yes
terday afternoon by the election of the
following officers;
President. g. A. Richardson, Ros-
well; secretary. u. u. Bartlett; vice
president. first district, u. y. Hanna;
second district. d. &. Rodey. third
district, w. b. Walton; fourth district.
W. q. Hayden; fifth district. Earl
Sldebottom.
The vice presidents of the associa.
tion were authorized 10 act with a
committee yet 10 be appointed 70 sc.
cure new members Of the association
In order 70 encourage membership
tho association has agreed 70 rebate
the yearly dnes, only the membershir
fee of IS being required. The ma
jorliy Of members Of the association
went home this afternoon
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-08-31
Want valuation lowered.

w. G. Mcdonald, OF Garrizozo. presi-
dent Of the New Mexico Cattle Asso-
citation, will arrive In Las Vegas next
week TO accompany the secretary Of
the association. Will Barnes, 70 Santa
Fe to make an application before the
territorial board Of equalization for a
reduction In the cattle valuation Of
the territory. The gentlemen will he
accorded 4 hearing Monday soptem
bcr IL,
The present valuation Of cattle y
sI2. Stock men declare that any
number Of cattle can be bonght In the
territory for less than That amount
They point out that where sheep arc
valued at only one dollar q j cad, they
can't bc bought for three dollars. The
matter will be strongly presented be
fore the board and u Is hoped the re
dnctipn III valuation ran be secured
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-08-31

will be received up 10 II o'clock, noon,
Friday, September 9th, 1904, by the
fftssees for the installing Of the
bfamting IL the main building q the
Miners Hospital pf New Mexico, 10.
Gated at ration, New Mexico,
Each bid must be accompanied by
i certified check. amounting 10 5 per
cent on his proposal, a. guarantee
that he viii enter into contract and
furnish good and approved bond
OF the amount Of the bid
Check 10 be made payable 70 a. q
Dawson, secretary Of the board 81
trustees. Proposals endorsed on en-
yelope. Proposals for Plumbing and
addressed to A. G. Dawson, secretary
Ration. New Mexico. Plans and speci
fications can be seen at the office
OF !. II. and w. NJ. Rapp, architects
Las Vegas, New Mexico, Or at thu
office Of the secretary, Ration, n. n
a. q. DAWSON, sec'y. s.i3'
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-08-31
GENERAL STRIKE
TOMORROW
Meat Cutters win Attempt 10
Bolster Up Failing Cause
by Making More
Hardship.
iNDE EPENDENTS
TO BE CALLED OUT
Alleged that 15.oeu Men Will
Obey the Strike Order Of
President Donnclly.


CHICAGO, Aug. s1.-A famine in
meat is declared BY the strikers to be
the probable result Of their new move
in the strike against the packers.
Orders have been issued for a gen.
eral strike of all butcher woesmen
throughout the country, They are ex.
pected 10 go out tomorrow The or.
der will affect III all about 1000 men
in Chicago and ten independent plants.
The order II observed VIII also affect
the independent plants or large capac-
ity in East st, Louis, Omaha, st.
Louis, Kansas City, Sioux city. New
York. Milwaukee, Syracuse, Stickney,
Ills, and hundreds Of smaller places
throughout the country which employ
from ten to twenty men.
Altogether the union officers assert
$4,000 men Will 10 out and the meat
supply will be seriously crippled, leav-
Ing as the only supply the output Of
the hig packers by. their nonunion
help,
Today the pickets surrounding the
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-08-31

This does not refer 20 those pupils
who enter the primary departments
for the first time, ais all such may
report to Miss Holman AZ the Doug
Las avenue building Monday morning
Following Ii tine assignment OF
teachers TO grades:
High school Building.
All pupils who have claas cards 10
freshman class may report 70 4. 4.
I.arkin, principal of the high school.
All pupils who have class cards 70
sophomore and junior classes may re.
port ro MIss Lena G. Bolts.
Thoae pupils who wish % enter the
I high scnool and have no entrance
card 10 same. VIII report 70 the super.
intendent II her office at the high
school building. Monday morning. ~
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-08-31
Captain Reid Rsslans.

Some time ago The Optic spoke OF
the intention OF Captain w, 9. Reid
70 resign from the position Of Assls.
tant United States district attorney.
on account OF the increase OF his law
business in the Pecos valley. United
States Attorney Childefs N,ho ii At
tending the sessions Of the bar asso.
citation here informs The Optic that
the resignation has been accepted and
the second assistant 4. l. Medler,
Of Albuquerque, has been promoted
to fill tho vacancy The position
formerly held by Mr.Medler has been
abolished and the position of clerk
of the United States court has been
removed. Thos. X. Madison of Albn-
qucrque being appointed 10 tho Of
flee.
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Miss Holman Will have charge Of
the kindergarten department and
the other primary grades are assign.
cd 10 Miss stoneroad, Miss Worthy
and Mrs. Garllck Where two teach.
era are assigned to d grade lists are
furnished teachers Of the pupils as
signed 10 them. The board Of edu.
Gallon has done all that Is neces.
sary % put the buildings In good
shape for the opening Of the schools;
has ordered new chairs, supplies, etc.
and everything points 70 d very sue.
cessful school year
II Ii hoped that parents Will have
their children enroll the fret day "a
this IL very important.
MAGGIE ], BucHER.
superintendent City Schools.