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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-09-21
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William f. Baird.-InsDebt
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William II. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. = 'Ettai14''E
I. 81 A., II Object Of suit.:r.3s spf;
The; object of the above entitled &C.
ton, is to enforce the payment Of Inc
sum OF SO ,94s.s4;; being the aggregate
Of eleven notes signed by the said WI
liam r.. Baird and held by; the plaintiff,
and to subject the real estate OF tho
defendant in the, above action alta ched
| to- the payment thereof. 4..4 h 4
An aflldayit having been made and
filed THAT the said defendant, Will;atl
b.. Baird, is a non resident Of the
State OF West V1rginiasait is ordered
that the said defendant, William +
Baird. do appear. within one n,"nfh
from the first publication Of this or.
der, in the Clerks Office of our said
Circuit Court at: rules to be ao!dcu
therefor and do what is necessary 70
protect his interests rs
tits ordered that q copy OF this Or p:
der be published and posted according
to law. n = X, K y !. Il
Given under my hand this 6ta lay
September, Il 9O9. ~ Y 4 4 IL ';5s 81 81
.;i w. S.4BLACK, Clerk.
MARSHALL. w. OGDEN.
Counsel for Plaintiff.
o---7-14-21-2s. yzs
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Secdless APPLES.

MIR J. F. Cook. superintendent aof
the Cook and Hart Coal Company; pre-
scented us with a. seedless apple yester-
day. This; apple is grown on tne farm
ofrDorsey ,Cork, near Mt. Clare, Harrl-
som county. The treer is Large and
healthy. and rarely ever falls TO bear
fruit. The; apples are cf'nrelium s!ae
and keep vol. The only name for
them lis the"Seedle ss Apple"
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-09-21

"a. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Dr. chas. u. u. cartwig ht gof A NE
Eheny, Pass will lecture i'm the Ola Innnd
street nj. 70. Church this evening af 9
o'clock. d oors open at "a ]: Is. admission
rs and 15c. sutd ect5 = Forces that De =
.velop. eBneft of the Diamond Street
M. e. Church. This ctllre viii strike SO ilia
and. stick. The young people should
hear It, and they should heed It. a
full house awaits the Sam Jones OF
the North 7. II ~; 3. ~
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cATAweA NOTES.

CATANMBA, Sept. 2O.-Miss Fran
ces Radcliffe was SHOPPING in Fair
mont Friday.
j, Mrs. Mary, Holmes; was calling on on
Mrs. CHARLES Frederick monday. y
Mr. and Mrs. Dallas Haun were re-,
cent .Falrmont visitors.
Glenn Harden, OF smithtown, was
Il Sunday visitor here. ,j Z
Mrs. Charles Frederick was calling
at j. o. Radcllffe's recently. II
Misses Winnie snmers and Dena
Cleyenger were: down from Viola last:
Sunday. rs :s'ssHs'5's',tf
:w.,iG. Morgan, acf Morgan's Bend
was a business visitor here Monday.
Mrs. s.tW. Harlen.is still improve
ing rapidly. q -. f5'
Miss 5Shllle West, who IS III OF fever.
Is at this writing In serious cnndi+
ton. u n.tsgz ,f.is -,SsGr
= George Cox was a Saturday everS
ingsrlsltor,in Fnirmont. y Z
Il a. great number Of our people are
expecting to attend theif
Mrs. Jennie Deckhart, OF Falrmont.
ii nursing MISS Sal:ie West. KS!
II Miss Arlena SatterilelL Is very ILL.,,
We learn &.tflat she Is suffering; from
typnoid fever. z.BsaS; I. 3.-rsl
!, n! G. Morgan, OF Fairmont, was "a
recent visitor at Enoch Fcrrell's.tT''
;1drs. Nora Robinson was here from,
Grafton recently the guest Of her.
sister, Mrs. Dale Hum. So $ s,gt!'S-. 4
+. Mrs Nancy: somers wilt spend some
time at .Barnstown VITA the fnmily&of
Charlie Gaskill during the absence!
of Miss Rnse"West,t who issat theBbed-,
sile OF her sister4here. ti:7..;t '.tsls
b Mrs. Nancy Travis and daughter,
Mrs. Mary Holiness were calling on
Mrs. J.: e. ;Jolliffe Wednesday,.
Mrs. Napoleon Swisher has return
ed from-a visit to AInKeesport.
Among those who attended tho fair.
Thursday were: iMr!Fand Mrs. Bruce.
Somers. Mrs. Hugh KaEser, Misses
June and :Francess Radcliffe: lisa An.
vii. Cora 1Iaun land Ada Harden.
Messrs. Bryce Somers at.d son, Yer
ner, Leroy Somers and son, Frank.
George Cox. Clyde Jolliffe.t Watson!
Anvil, John and Will Kayyer.
y Miss Sallie West continues very Ill
of fever. - 81 I. H.
Mrs. s., W.. Harden Is recovering
rapidly from her 9ttack ofifever.
Miss Rose Somers and sister,,
Afadge. were Fairmont visitors Thurs
day. 4 81 IA 5;
Mrs. Charles Frederick and dauga-
ter: 'Inez. left astuITay for. Watson to
visit her brother. t$
NJ Mrs. u. o. Radcliffe and daughter.
Miss Della. are visiting relatives In
Wetzel county. ..ir5
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.Moycd to Hendricks.

Mr.. and Mrs. II. F. colehank and md
family have moved. their goods to Hen
bricks, Tucker county, where they
VIII reside. Mr.. ColebaIik. was here herr
last week and. packed the household.
goods for moving. Mr.. and Mrs Cole
bank made many friends during their
stay in Fad1nont who were very sorry
to see them leave but they wish them 7 en-
well in tielr new home. 3 "a
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1 sExtysthird Ainnlvorsary.

The sixty third nnniYersary was OBJ
aeryietd last seve ntng by she members.
tofS Seyans starE Rebekah Lodge No. "a !
at hetr trpom ON Merchant sweet: A
large Number 5of4 the nm embers were
preHellt and spent IN syery ENJOYABLE
aYaninE NM, client programme
was Given after which delicious re-
sfreshMeIlts were served.
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iPerlsouals.

son WINS born Sunday to Mr.. and
IN. al Bennett of. Diamond street.
I Miss Goldie snowle en-, OF Morgan
town avenue II ias ret,irnell from a
! short visit wi tn her sister, Mrs.
SzedcrS Steel $or u little Falls
diss Laura Davis has returned to
her home at aforgantown after spend
: ingsa few days with Miss Gene Criss.
az State street;
Mr.. and Mrs. DerrlnE hive returned
to Amos after visiting MR. and Mrs.
%! 4, Cordrny. OF Diamond street.
Grace. title laughter Of Mr.: and
Mrs.: Will knapp, s dss ill@of tonsilltls: KS
Misc Mary shntHesworth has re-
turned to iier home at Little Falls
aiters % few days visit here. She was
eli route to her home from couple
sof month trip 80 1t,wa. Se'braska and
various points OF interest.
Mrs. SAINT ford 10 Ines; of East Park
savenne, Id the guest OF sher brother.
Albert Meredith; OF Readsyiile.
AIr.ss City Hawkins shas spent the
past week with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. M. HlGwkins, !of! nIeatlowdale.
Mr. and aIrs. sErn est Steele. omar
Sket street, have ret,.rneu from a visit
with and Mrs: Benson Jacobs, Of
little Falls: }f$3r,
II Rebecca Robinson. who has
been very II i for some time. is Inn
proving AZ 4sSss y.
Mrs. b. II. 8 Bishop an dbrotaer, 5.
IA. SHUT esworth went to Little Falls
TO spend saS few days NJ .:;s III.
v Mrs. Bolyard OF Diamond street, is
spending q week with relatives at
MorgantownS and Kingwood. 49,
arinn VINCENT, Of shinnstoni
sspant Monday In thi s sWard:sa ~ Fta
Misses Jessie cordray and oma
51hIusgrayes on George town, are visiting
relatives here. IS n /; K J! \, 4! .:
and Mrs. Ga lnpbell& are moving
from Cumbe rland Nd. to Mrs. Flor
enpeS Gray;;s rpr,qp ertys ion,t Diamond
street y, y y II u I. p
81 g ate street, s II Of
tonailit sS;:3 sssi.s II i
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-09-21

Don't pay penny 8 piece for en-
veIopes when you can get 500 printed
with return notice and your name for
only CSC. at this off1ce-about S. for d
cent. tt
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-09-21
sPlrn,r Postponed.

THE picnic, which was to nave been
held tiflsseve1in al the nome of Miss
Kafe Donlnni the members OF
1IrH. Cora M orrow's Sunday School
adlass; has been postponed until to-
morrow evening"
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tMuthars,s Meetinn..

'lie gular MON lily mothers meet-
ing viii Sbe held friday afternoo naat
the home Of M FRS Clarence Morris by
thew. a 81. u. q he annual election
pf fofficers will also be !ield.
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7sii,AVliIjIET Niece .-T'hls7;Evening.

"a n
lay 4accadb ees OF: the World
nretreqnHsted to meet this evening at
the n. u Hal. =
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT.
ORDER CAPITALIZATION.

STATE of WEST VIRGINIA.
At Rules held In the Clerks oeice
OF the Circuit Court of Marion count;
West Virginia. September 6tn. 1909.
r. Ellis Mason ..s;ss,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-09-21

OIL AND GAS LEAsEs-For Sale at
this Office. Best form W. Va. and "a.
Acknowled gements. Also assignment OF
lease at this office. fs ~
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-09-08
Semb|aRza de Caguas,

Nadie aquf la conoce, solo sabese
,porque este salta.a la vista, que tiene
unas formas esculturales seductoras;
una hermosa negra cabellera que le
sirve de marco q su imaculada fpente
de nardos y azucenas. Sus rasgados
Iojos negros de apacibles mir adas
con sus claras y hendas pupilas, pa
recen dos preciosas raras perlas; !;
su diminuta boca que al c sonrrei r
y adn no sonriendo parece que di ce
"Yo soy la belleza, yo soy la Gracia
| a suavidad la de SUI alabastfina
tez, la mueStran ser la tfpica mujer
de los trdpicos.
La vi por prfmera vez paseando
bajo las frondosas alamedas del
"Parque Palmer" con su menudo
paso balanceandose graclosa mente
Y hacienda ondulacion es con su
corta saya negra y no pude menos
que por largos momentos clavar mis-
| oios sobre SUI precioso rostro, men-
tras ella seguia dibujando una SON
risa de nina traviesa y alejabase del
parque taconeando con sus diminu
tos zapatos negros.
En- New York estuvo mucho ITEM
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-09-08

tamente cayeron sobre ei, y como
es natural, el del complot esta ahora
en- la carccl!
Fl tzar de Bulgaria tuvo que pa
gar una vcz la cantidad que lie exigic-
ron por recobrar ciertos documentos
comprometedores. Habia dciado en-
Gina dc la mesa del despacho unos
papelcs lmportantcs, y unos dc los
tuncionarloS palaclegos que los VIC
sc los guardo comprendiendo que
eran Gle valor. Luego escribi6 de la
capital de Austria pidiendo dinero
por ellos, y Fernando puso sobre la
pista del ''maitrc chanteur' 4 la
polieia de Austria, pero cl palaciego
que sospechaba 10 que iba i ocurrir,
Sc habfa lido a Russia, V por liltimo,
cl nucvo tar tuvo que dar 10 que Sc
lc pcdia por los documentos Y pro-
metersr aSi msmo ser mas culdado-
so cn 10 sucesivo con los scctetos pc
4 llgroSoS.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-09-08
q torpedo mas effective.

Ell gobierno de los Estados Unidos
posee en- la actualidad 10 que Sc cree
ser uno de los torpedos mas electives
del mundo. Esta nueva maquina es
invento de uno de los peritos del Gu
erpo de Artilleria, Departamento de
la Marina. Va Sc han hecho las prue-
bas con estos torpedos y dentro de
pocos dias Sc empezarA su fabrica-
clon en- grandes cantsdsdes, a fin de
que former parte del equlpo de los
nuevos acorazados
Ell torpedo de hoy d1a esta va mas
que conocido per todas las potencias
navales, al extreme que casl no re-
sulta ventajoso el usarlo, a exception
en- aquellos actos de valor que al gu
mas veces ejecutan los comandantes
de los barcos de guerra. En- la actua-
lidad los buques pueden batirse a dis
tancias, cuyo hecho hace que el tor
pedo Sc consldere mas blen como un
ornate en- vez de aquel terror que an
tes infundia, este debido al haber 81
do impossible crear una fuerza motriz
que hiciese del torpedo un factor ca
paz de poder atacar 4 cualnuer dis
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-09-08
.ancia, grande 8 pequena.

tancia, grande Q pequeha.
En- el torpedo liltimamente inven-
tado entran dos elementos distinti-
vos, la fuerza motriz que Sc necesita
para el ataque a grandes distancias
Y el explosive con el cual Sc carga.
Pruebas con este torpedo Sc hcie-
ron cerca dc Washington y en- las Ger
canias de Nucva York. Estas prue-
bas Sc relacionaban solo con la fuer-
"a motriz, una Sc hizo en- aqua man.
sas de rio, y la otra en- mar sereno, y
borrascoso, cerca de Nueva York.
Los expertos dicen que una vez
que esta invenci6n Sc applique a los
corazados, SUI poder destructive Sc
allmentara muchfsimo, de hecho, los
hara mas temibles que los otros AGO.
razados que hoy existen. FL Florida,
el Utah, ell Wyoming y ell Arkansas
van ii ser equipados con esta nueva
maquina de destruction.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-09-08

po y hastraido una educacion admi-
rable. Habla ingles q perfection y
con sus diminutas manos arranca el
|blanco marfileno teclado del piano,
arm6nicas notas.
Su manera de vestir lie da aspec-
to de mujer norteamerlcana, mas
como no, 81 es alta fornida y elegan-
te Y ademas lleva el detalle de Ia
moda.
Mezclanse estranamente en- los
rasgos de su fisonomia la belleza y
dulzura de la terra calida
Su beneza es tan Incompatible
que mas bien que una linda borin-
queha, parece una mufeca de ojos
.sohadores. Cualquier definicion
de la belleza es APPLICABLE a esta en-
cantadora huri riquena, divinlzada
por un nimbo de la misma.
iFeliz tu TROPICAL triguena que te
hallas en- el fuego de tus ounce prl-
maveras, periodic de la vida en- que
las .penas no Sc conocen, nj los de-
senganos Sc experimentan! iDichosa
tn que embalsamas el ambiente por
donde pasas con les olores de la ca
nela propia del terruno borrincano!
Una pleayade de sus admlradores
le dimos una, a,serenata: era la media
noche. Caguas entera entregabase
al sueho y bajo ese silencio augusta
de atlas horas de la noche, las me
lancolicas notas de la guitarra y
mandolina formaban un conjunto
armonioso y cruzando rapldas el
ambiente, ,dejabanse DIR largas dis
tancias, como arrullo de palomas
y trinos de rulscnores. Y que coin
J cidencias ironicas tienen las cosas
| Un dfa despues de esta serenata 9
lenguaje amoroso, emprendl6 81
partida.
Viaja como las mariposas que re.
voletean de aca para ALA sin rumbc
fijo.
SDeseais saber SUI nombre? Iced
10, pues: Gloria SC llama para COM
pletar su angelical lindura y en- YER
dad que constituye una gloria de be-
lleza.
Virgilio Ismael Villariny.
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Sastreria Italiana.

I'm acreditado establecimiento de
sastreria y objetos para caballeros,
luce sus elegantes exhibiciones en- la
calle de San Francisco numero So de
esta ciudad. Ell Sr. Miguel Sarino
confecciona toda clase dc prendas
de vestir y desde el mas elegante
Track hasta la sencilla chaqueta de
drill, Sc puede ordenar en- la expresa
da casa. Paraguas genoveses de la
mejor calidad, corbatas, tran
ties, panuelos, cinturones Y de
mas objetos los hay ALI a pre-
clos convenientes. TRACES hechos
Sc hallan tambien en- la sastrerla
italiana y desde SS a so de todos
colores y modelos. Surtido de telas
de novcdad Sc renueva en- todos los
vapores. Prontitud, baratura y exac
titud es el lena de la casa.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-09-08

Entonces usted no ha usado el Ar
h-Corpu que es un remedio inofensivt
, 60; garantisa que reduce Ia gordurs
y ii no da resultado sc devolvera q
dineIo.
Una botella de $500 le dara trein
t. dfas, con 10 cual lie bastara. E]
Anti Corpu no es una droga que NAL
trata el est6mago nj una medicina DE-
patente. Esta hecha absolutamente
t'de substanc;as vegetables es inofensi.
va. Est< hecha On forma de polvo }
es sagradable y fae;l para tomarse
Eta reconendada por los medicos
cientl6css de Estados Unidos CO
mo el unico rensdio contra la gor.
dura. ERAnti .CeIpu roduce,a cueilo
doble, las caderas gruesas y las me.
jillas abultadas Da buen aspecto al
semblante y quita todas las arrugaa
de la piel.
Las personals gordas que enfaque-
cen con el Anti-Corpu no vuelven q
epgondar.
Esta medicina SO vende bajo gAran.
tia es enteramente inotensiva y sc
garantiza que reduce Ia gordura de
tres 4 cinco libras por semana- En-
caso de que no surta efecto. devolvo
1emos el dinero.
La botella cuesta $500. Pida esta
medicina al droguistA pero no tome
cualquier otro remedio Al recibir ell
valor poueu.ns mandarle 81 Anti Cor
pu por correo.
Gratis LIE enviaremos una botella
F., de mueetra al recbir diez oentavos
para pagar el empaque y el porte
de correo. Ademas, le agradeceremos
que Sc sirva mencionar este periodico.
Esthstic Chemical Co., 81. West l25
ST. hsw York 0suatamento ~
Nadle sabe que su casa es-
| I'd desalqullada. Nadie 10 sa-
be, porque usted no 10 anuncao.
81. desea alqatalar su casa que
ohoro no le produce nodo amin
ciela en- LA Correspondent
cla" Para esta clase de anun-
caos hay en- este dlarao preclos
especlale, mag l1naatados.
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UNeu[NT0 DED0Ah
Cura radica1nente las
almorranas, eczema
picazon 8 comezon,
Lo Ia nj 81


almorranas, eczema
picazon 8 comezon,
be la piel.
La primera aplicaci6n del
Unguento de Doan, calma la
irritaci6n en- casos de picazon
9 comezon de Ia piel y en- la
mayoria de los oasos, una sola
latita es 10 sufciente para Gu
rar radicalmente los peores
casos de almorranas (salidas 9
sanguinolentas) ronchas, ara
dores, sabaflones, sarpullido,
aspereza del cutis, grietas
herpes, barro, sespinillas, etc,
Ell UNGUENTo pE DoAN DEsPER
n GUIDE DL CUTIs. Il
No debe faltar en- ell "Bu-
doir" de las senoras. Los hem.
bres deben usarlo en- la noohe
del dia de barba 8 afeite. Una
buena friccion al acostarse por
la noche y observese la suavi-
dad del cults al dia siguiente
despu6s del, bano.
PROCURESE en- las boti.
Gas = tiendas que venden me.
dicinas.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-09-08

Enesta imprenta sc vende pap-I
de penodico s dos pesos quintal
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-06-19

Epworth league at G:30 p. m. "Ac-
cepting and Rejecting the Truth" the
topic, led by Miss Ellen Philip. Ser
vices at 10:45 a. m. and 1880 p. M
Morning theme, '.The Importance of
Right View Point Evening subject.
Different Conceptions of Christ
Spencer Memorial Methodist church,
corner Forty third street and Seventh
avenue; Rev. F. e. Shut, pastor
Services at AS a. m. and 1880 p. M.
Junior league at 2:30 p. m. Epworth
league at Gas. Morning theme, "The
Gospel of Christ" At the evening SER
vices the morning subject will be con-
tinued
Free Methodist, Ninth avenue
and Fifteenth street. Rev. John
Harvey. pastor. Sunday school at 8: As
a. m. Love feast at 10 a. M, preaching
at IL a. m. Prayer and praise SER
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-06-19

ment in reading was given to Louise
Burt.
Receive High Grades.
Pupils who averaged above 80 in the
final examinations in the high school
were as follows: Katherine Kurth,
Cecilia Burkhart, Mabel Frederick,
Nellie Collins, Anna O'Brien, Lucia
Schaab, Cyrilla Schaab, Marie Smith,
Edith Prick, Gladys Dunleavy, Thomas
McDermott, Louis Glorr, George Kopp,
Marie Prick, Irene Kile, Marie O'Brien,
Margaret McNellis.
Those in the eighth grade were as
follows: Morgan Sexton, Lawrence
Murphy. Maureen Murray, Edward
Coleman, William Winkler, Georgia
Prescott. Joseph Billesbach, Florence
Jones. Frederick Davis, Frederick Mold
and Mildred Yeager
Those in the seventh grade were:
Anna Gibson, Clifford Burns.
The following in the sixth grade re-
ceived grades above 80: Frances
Broderick, Blanche Cation, Lillian
Deisenroth, Edward Hayes, Eleanor
Koverman, Arthur Mccartney, Mar
celia Reidy, Mary Van Hecke, Henri
eta Engleman, Edward Kennedy, Rose
Mansfield. Russell O'Hare Harry Schaf-
fer, George Boden.
In the fifth grade: Eunice Bosold,
Josephine Deitz, Maude Gruby, Rosine
Leithner, Victor Van Hecke, John
DOering, George Garlock, Loretta Gel
seeker, Ethel Johnson, E. Nellie Nc
Donnell,, Henrietta Prick, Harold
O'Hare. Jean Murphy.
In the fourth grade: Geraldine
Schmidt, Grace Meyers, Francis Kov-
erman, Ivy Burt, Mary Koverman,
James Brinn, Leo Kautz.
In the third grade. James Madden.
Blanche Yeager, Helen Mccartney, Jo-
sephine Klugger, Edward Cronin,
James Reidy. Leo Marion.
In the second grade: James Cork
en-, Hugh Murray, Raymond Klugger,
Viola Kane, Clare Barnette.
In the first grade: Willie Cation,
Selma Murphy, Cora Dunn, Mary
Schaab. Clara Fuchs, Irene Gibson,
Harriet Schmidt, Louise Burt and
Marie Glynn.
In the receiving class: Cecilia
klugger and Dorothy Sersig.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-06-19
TO MAKE AWARDS
Dean j. j. Quinn to Present Di-
plomas and Medals to Pu-
pills in the Morning.
AT ST. JOSEPH'S CHURCH
Presentation of Certificates Will Fol-
Won the HOnOrs.

The diplomas, medals and premiums
for the St. Joseph's school year ending
June IS, will be given in st. Joseph's
church tomorrow morning after the
1890 mass by Dean j. J. Quinn. The
pastor and sisters have extended a
public invitation to the exercises. The
following pupils merited diplomas for
completing the grammar course: Fred
erick DeitZ, Morgan Sexton. Lawrence
Murphy, Maureen Murray, Edward
Coleman, William Winkler, Georgia
Prescott, Joseph Billesbach. Florence
Jones, Frederick Davis, Mildred Yea
ger, Frederick Mold, Russell Murrin,
John Enright. Irma Concannon, Chris
tian Naab, Ruth Gieseker, Elizabeth
Kennedy, Rose Stengel, George Ber-
Ii am, Neil Breen, Norris Kautz. Walter
Geiger Frank Geiger Morgan Sexton
received the highest average, SO per
cent.
Award of Medals.
Medals for perfect attendance N
school will be awarded to the follow
ing: Louis Gloor, Mabel Broderiek,
Cecilia Burkhart. Katherine Kurth,
Florence Jones, Anna Gibson, Ruth
Geiseker, Theresa Barth, Lawrence
Murphy, Frederick Mold, Norris Kautz,
Paul Barnette, Charles Englemah,
William Winkler, Neil O'Fiaen, Eleanor
koverman. Ethel Johnson, Theresa
Davis, Gertrude Fox, Josephine Deitz,
Nellie Mcdonnell, ROsine Leithner,
Arthur Mccartney Francis Broder-
lex, Oliver Parker James Reidy. John
Doering. Francis Mcdonnell Blanche
ieager, Henrietta Frick, Frances Kov-
erman, Ivy Burt and Frederick Yeager.
The pendants for attendance at Len
ten and May devOtions We're merited
by Frederick DeitZ. Harry Meyers. Ed
ward Hayes. Clifford Burns. Anna Glib
son, Mary Morrison, Russell O'Hare.
Charles Engleman, Josephine Deitz
and Edith Prick.
Premiums for music are to be
awarded to Marie Frick. Cecilia Burk-
Tart, Lucia Schaab, Florence Jones,
Ethel Johnson. Marcella Reidy. Lillian
Diesenroth. Josephine Deitz, Ivy Burt,
Helene Mccartney and Leo Marion.
Excellence medals were won by
the following: Academic department,
medal donated by Allouez Council No.
Cos, X. of c., awarded TO Katherine
kurth; room l, Lawrence Murphy
room 2, Arthur Mccartney; room ?,
John Doerirg; room 4. Mary Schaab
and Harriet Schmidt.
The award for the greatest improve