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The Washington times., 1910-01-23
Officers Wife
Receives Loving Cup

Mrs Barnett. wife OF Col George Bar
nett. commander OF the United States
Marines in Picking, recently accompanied
her husband on his niuety-miIe riding
test. The first night Of the test the
colonel and his wife were far ahead Of
the detail sent 20 establish camp for
them. and they obtained shelter IN a
ruined Chinese temple The second
night was spent IN an army tent near
the Sha-ho river in the mountains
The men OF the guard presented Ms.
Barnett with a silver loving cup In
recognition Of her pluck. and excellent
Craftsmanship
Mrs Barnett. formerly Mrs Basil
Gordon. whose marriage 20 Colonel
Barnett took place here e year or two
ago. IS well known iu Washington and
Baltimore, having made her home In
both places for a number Of years
=
Comma nder Thomas y. Kinkaid. I.
3 y. and Mrs. Kiukaid and their
daughter. Miss Dorothy Kinkaid. who
have been spending some time in Wash
ingtOn. the guests OF relatives, have
returned TO Annapolis
Eugene D CarUsi. accompanied BIZ his
debCtaute daughter. Miss Stella Carusi.
left Washington yesterday morning for
Annapclfs. where they viii spend the
week end. attending the hop at the
Naval Academy last night and returning
10 Washington tonight or tomorrow
morning
Miss Mary Perkins Horsley has re-
turned 70 Washington from LyuCbbuTC.
Va where she vas called By the sud
den death of her only brother, Judge
John Dunscombe HorEIey.
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SUSQUEHANNA GOES
ON WILD RAMP AGE
OverhoWS Banks, Inundating
Maryland Towns, Causing
Great Monetary Loss.
Continued from First Page

land Lumber Manufacturing Company
The lumber shed OF the company was
washed loose Of its foundation and car
RED down the river. The big warehouse
OF the American Ice Company was
flooded and all the machinery destroyed
The MoHTieiu Ice C0mpany's plant was
damaged by the water 70 the extent Of
several thousand dollars. The NcGouI-
ga Igralu warehouse across the river
was carried away by the food
The temporary bridge OF the Ralti-
more and ohio railroad iSh blamed for
the gorge which formed, beginning a
Z he structure, about a mile above Perry
Vile and extending above the railroad
station here. cakes OF ice twelve 10
fifteen feet high are heaped and piled
Up against this bridge, forcing the va
ter 20 The shore and rushing down into
the town.
Main Street Deep In Water
For about six hours Port Deposit was
q second Venice, people moving 10 and
fro IN row boats Main street was COW
cred with four feet OF water from one
end OF the town 90 thu other Houses
on the west side, where The food
seemed 20 be worst, were deserted. fur
niture was moved 70 the second and
third stories and the inhabitants fed TO
higher ground.
Causht unawares. ore man was forced
10 Tie rope around his Ulfe-S BODY
and then lower her into "a r0wboar
which had come 10 rescue them
The Washington times., 1910-01-23
Prominent Society
Women Take Boxes.

Among the DatTOnCSSeS and those who
have taken boxes and seats for the
fairy play Cinderella which will be
given at the BelascO Theater Tuesday
afternoon. February S. at SD O'Clock,
for the benefit OF the National Homeo-
pathiC Hospital. are Nine. Ritter. wife
OF the Swiss minister. Mrs. Stephen y.
Elkins. Mrs. George Hun. Mrs James
Mcmillan, Mrs. Henry Cleveland Per
kins. Mrs George Pullman, Mrs. Sam
uel Spencer. Mrs Lsrz Anderson, Mrs.
Albert Clifford Barney, Mrs. Emile
MortEouery, Mrs William Henry Mrs
Robert Roosevelt Mrs 7. Dewitt
Talmage. Mrs. John Is. Henderson. Mrs.
John J. HemphilI. Mrs. G. L Hoar,
Mrs Auerton Cushman. Mrs Matthew
3 Scott, Mrs. SUmmerIiu. Mrs. Hugh
Iegare. Mrs Clarence Edward Mrs
George Howard and Mrs p. Lee Phil
lips
The play viii be given under the di-
rection Of sAfiss Hawke and the same
talented children who appeared last year
IN Jack. the Giant Killer and in Mrs.
Raruey's play. The Man IN the Noon, -
viii take prominent parts IN "Cinder-
ella
An attractive souvenir program de-
signed by Mrs Barney VIII be sold by
e number of the seasons debutantes-
Boxes and seats may be procured from
Mrs 7. D. Swormstedt. , Thomas Cir
Gle, and from Miss Hawke, 1852 Park
road.
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Miss Strauss
Bride OF Harry Loeb

a pretty home wedding took place to
cay At 1-2g o'clock when Miss Cara
David Strauss, OF ISZ9 FaiTmolt street.
was married 10 Harry Loeb, also Of
Washington. BY Rabbi Louis Stern OF
the Eighth street Temple, who thirty
years ago performed the same sacred
ceremony for the brides parents The
first floor Of the home was thrown open
and beautifully decorated with Amer
lean Beauties and a pTOfuSIO1 OF palms
The bride who was given away by her
father wore g thTee-plece travelling
q becoming blue hat She carried
white Bible and a rare lace hsndke--
chief, which her mother used On her
bridal day
The bride was unattended, while Mr.
Loeb had FOR his best man his brother
Leo Loeb OF Washington After the
ceremony. which was performed in
the D-eseuce Of the families on
both sides 2 delightful buffet lunch
con was served. and later this afternoon
York CITY and Atlantic City. and upon
their return viii reside at the Stanhope-
Among the guests were M and Ms
s Herman. Mr.. and Mrs David Strauss,
Mrs Mary Loeb. Miss Rosie GOODMAN,
Mr.. and Mrs 7 Herman M and Mrs
Albert Herman Miss Camille Herman.
Miss Carve Loeb. Miss Anita Herman
M. and Mrs : HamberEe-. BALTIMORE
Mrs. SeigeI. Baltimore Rabbi and Ms
Louis stern. Miss Jennie Sanger NJ
and Mrs Meyer Loeb Mr. and Mrs, H.
OU0eQnefueE. Miss Eleanor Loeb Leon
Strauss Harold Strauss Never L0en-
Leo Loeb. z. L Petit D Greenstelder.
Ivan Herman, Arthur Baum, and Pnili2
Herman
Mr.. and Mrs. William CorcoTau Hi
were hosts at q large dinner iasS evening
a their residence on u street
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Mr.. and Mrs. william CoTCoTan ttlli
were hosts at q large dinner lass evening
at their residence on n street
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Mrs benjamin s Pfatt and Mrs.
Irving FTickev viii be az home tomor-
row afternoon a. 1226 Irving street
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Mrs. Cassels
Eutertaius At Luncheon

Ms. ]. Donald CasseIs enteTtalneo ~
luncheon yesterday in honor OF Mrs
and Airs ". J Calhoun, wife OF the
raH minister TO Clina.
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Mrs Wolf

Mrs. r V Belt and Mrs. James G.
SHIRLEY will be at home tomorrow and
Monday January q. At ISIS BIItmore
street
The Washington times., 1910-01-23

Mrs Curtis Hoppiu viii be at home in
formally Thursday January q
The Washington times., 1910-01-23

Mrs Benjamin s PIatt will be at
)Ue tomorrow afternoon
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Mrs Thomas w Symons and Miss
SymOns. wife and daughter Of Colonel
Symons, viii receive tomorrow.
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3frs. z " Martin. wife Of Reoresen-
tatlve Martin OF South Dakota, viii b.
az home Tuesday February 1. AT the
Brunswick
The Washington times., 1910-01-23

Mrs ". H White. daughter OF CHIEF
Justice Fuller. viii receive tomorrow
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Owing to the serious illness Of Mrs
J y Speel. wife Of Pay Director SpeeI.
T. s y, Mrs. Speel and her daughter.
Miss Lena Hitchcock, viii not receive
Tuesday
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Mrs Charles h Babbitt will receive
tomorrow for the first time this season
Mrs job Barnard. wife Of Justice
barnard. VIII receive tomorrow after
noon.
The Marshall republican., 1910-01-07

b. ]. Erwin has the pleasure OF
a visit from his daughter, Mrs.
Lloyd, OF Kansas City.
We have Just learned that there
Is another sad looking man In
Ayres-George johnson. His wife
has gone to Kansas City to visit
her brother and sister.
Ayres Has 80 many sports that
they have been classed in'two class
es-the self-sustaining class and
the bum sports-the later is the
largest.
We thought we'd have to form
a prize ring at the Bureau OF In
formation, but 10. 2 failed to meet
us.
There Is 80 much bad In the best
Of 'us and so much good in tha
worst OF us that II hardly behooves
us to talk about the rest OF us.
W. have 80 many now married
men In the Ayres neighborhood
that we can't find enough congrat-
ulations for all, &C we wish them
a happy married life and hope
that their troubles may be little
ones and their days long.
The Marshall republican., 1910-01-07
'COunty News
Bl.OSSER

30. Blosser has been spending the
Holidays at home. He will return
Abe first OF this week 20 Manhat-
4en where he attends school.
Gerldine Fulton Is dangerously III
at ANS writing.
Mrs. Annie Blosser is sick at this
writing.
Katherine Fletcher and brother
.vpenI several days last week with
FRIENDS and relatives at Waverly
and Granu Pass.
Mr.. Star shipped two a loads
NJ sneep the first of the week.
Apinaue Futon anu htt.e brother
EpenL last week with their aunt Mrs
Payne.
Ernest Fulton was a Marshall Wis
Tor one day last week.
Miss ida Allen Is visiting home
iolks this week.
Misses Eunice and Abinade Full
ton were the guests OF Katherine
Fletcher LAST Friday.
Mesdames Sarah Fulton and Jen-
unie Payne went to see Gerldine Full
son LAST Friday afternoon.
Mrs. Erskin Blosser was a Mar
shall visitor severa. days last We X
Mrs. N. j. Fletcher returned home
Saturday morning after several
days visit with friends In Waverly
and Grand Pass.
DIR. tlstcher Brown and Raymo"d
Payne were hunting in our neigh
borhood last Friday.
Office Blosser called on Raymond
Payne last Saturday night.
Miss Esta Matters returned Sun
day and resumed her school work
Monday at the Bajer School.
MI. and Mrs. Ernest Sailor were
dinner guests Sunday of Mr.. Ed
blackburn and family.
Miss Eunice Fulton spent Thurs.
lay with her grandparents A. +
.Rrown's.
Mrs. Ernest Dyer gave a dinner
TO the following guests Mr.. ant
Mrs. John Dyer, Mr.. and Mrs. ]
w Blackburn, Mr.. and Mrs. IhllipI
MI. and Mrs. Ernest Sailor, Mr.
and Mrs. F. c. Blackburn, Mr.. ant
Mrs. Van Meter, Mr.. and Mrs
Winslow, Misses Helen, Emily ant
nellie Dyer, Helen Harvey ant
Bertha Clyde.
The Marshall republican., 1910-01-07
NELSON

W. r. Busan Ia confined to his
bed, with pneumonia and as we
write Is no better.
Louis Feis Is here from Slater to
attend to his invoicing and will re-
main until Saturday.
Miss Annie Townsend returned
from Kansas City where she has
been to visit her sister.
Miss Marion Staples and Virgil
Canada are taking a vacation this
week In the country.
Mrs. Wade Higginbotham and
brother, Andy Brownlee, spent
New Years Day with Mr.. and Mrs.
A. Il. Morris OF Hardeman.
b. Il. Staples and family were
dinner guests Sunday OF r. b.
Thorp and wife.
Miss Ryle Wing spent Friday
night in Napton the guest at the
home OF ID. ION Smith.
Mrs. A. J. Wade was a passenger
from Marshall Monday.
X. ID. Moreland of Columbia was
a guest for several days Of r. b.
Thorp last week.
Miss Virginia Thorp returned Fri
day from Columbia where she has
been to visit Miss Moreland.
Mr.. and Mrs. X. e. Morris OF Har
deman entertained at their beau
tiful country home on New Years
Day about 81 invited guests. A
three course dinner was served
consisting of turkey, ham, all kinds
of salads-refreshments OF ices
custards, nut gelatine, with six
kinds OF the most delicious cakes
one ever partook Of. Those pres
ent were Mrs. Frank Brockway and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. o. c. Brown
and family, r. c. Brown and fam
lily, Eddie Brown and family, J
Scott and family, John Mailman
and family, Lon Odell and faNdi,
and guests Misses Lillian W (nt
Mabel Hall, Tom TowrS and
daughter, Miss Jamie HCS13 ENC
Everett Townsend, Misses D5llit
and Wayne Dierking, Jane, Ceci.
Janet and Laura Craig, r. Hudson
and family, Fount Dysart, Andy
Brownlee and sister, Mrs. Wade
Higginbotham. They all certain.y
did justice to that plentiful dinner
and left, wishing Mr.. and Mrs
Morris many more such pleasant
events.
J.. c. Shemwen was here from
Blackwater Sunday.
The Marshall republican., 1910-01-07
MT.

Mrs. G. j. Oluest and Mrs. Orville
Spencer returned home from Kan
sss City Tuesday night.
Will Dingiey from Bland, Mo. vis-
.5ted relatives here during the hol-
tdays.
Mrs. II. s. Smith entertained the
sOung people Friday night to
watch the old year out. The even
ing passed pleasantly with games
and music. Refreshments OF ribbon
sandwiches, coffe ice cream and
sake were served.
The Misses Force OF Marshall
= we're guests last week OF Mrs. Tom
Smith.
Lloyd Cort and Dean Oluest left
Sunday morning for Chillicothe to
finish up the term OF school,.
Miss Edna Mcdowell returned to
ner home at Marshall Sunday after
spending the holidays here the
guest OF her aunt Mrs. CD Oluest
H. e. Dingley anu wife and Mrs.
hohn Dingley we're guests OF rela
lives in Marshall Sunday.
s. 4. Dowden and wife returned
iSome to Kansas City Sunday morn
ing after spending the week with
relatives here.
Miss Adella Bray was the guest
'Df relatives at Waverly last week.
Mrs. Huchason and children and
Miss Lucille Becraft of Marshall,
were the guests OF E. p. Grimes
and family the first of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. T. Kidd spent
New Year day with Mrs. Rachel
dOnsterhout and family. They left
Sunday morning for Roadhouse, IL.
their future home.
Mrs. c. p. Paul was called to
qcarrolton Wednesday to the bed
side of her mother who is very III
at that place.
Miss Irene WEIGH Is at home from
Kansas City where She Is attending
uRchnol.
w. p. Anderson returned to his
bone In Seattle, Washington after
. very pleasant visit with his par
ents here.
Mrs. orville Spencer and Mrs. C
a. Oluest were Sunday guests OF
Arthur oluest and family in Mar
shall.
Miss Elizabeth Evrard returned
home from ST. Louis Friday where
r4she had been to attend the State
Teachers Association.
The Marshall republican., 1910-01-07
AYRES

School began Monday again az
ter a week spent pleasantly In
vacation by the pupils.
oh, wonders never cease In Ayres
Johnnie Rupert, our always laugh
Ing young farmer, and our Jolly
blacksmith r q sorry looking lot.
Mr.. Ruppert's wife has left him to
visit her father at Kansas City,
and Mrs. Foote has gone to Holden
TO visit her children. Poor fellows
they look bad. Your correspon-
dent extends sympathy.
Sam Gillian, H. w. Roote, John
ME Rupert, r. n. Carr, Ben Bore
Ing, H.. Wood, A. Carr, began shoot
Ing anvils Friday night and kept
them going till 8 o'clock, when they
changed off TO oyster soup till
eleven, and again took up the bonn
harding till they had worn out 1909
MIRA. r. O. Steel's father, Mr.,
Birch 10 q little better.
=. J. Davenport Ia moving this
week.
crover Kemper II back from iowa
FOR q sbort stay with his mother,
The Marshall republican., 1910-01-07

hold we're MAssia Maupin whd was
home on q vacation from William
Jewell College and sister Miss
ssllie, Leverette Morris OF the
Mt. Olive neighborhood. Austin
Jones, Mrs. Alice Cooper, Mark
Cooper wife and daughters Cecil
and Louise. The elegant course din
ner was dainty and carefully serv-
ed and included turkey With dress
ing cranberry sauce, celery, pickles
cabbage and salmon salad, peas,
mashed potatoes, mince pie, a var
iety of home made cake, fruit and
coffee. Music was a special fea-
ture on the day.
The Marshall republican., 1910-01-07
SLATER

DR.. and Mrs. r. Fl. Nuckles spent
Christmas week with the formers
grandparents, at Bowling Green
and report a fine time. The Doc
tor says his family may take part
In the conference at independence
tomorrow when the heirs to an
eighty million dollar estate will de-
eide on what action to take In adj
ministering 1T. There r five hun
dred heirs to the money.
DR.. w. l.. Sharp OF Little Rock,
was calling On friends here Satur-
day.
Mrs. Zahl OF Enid, Oklahoma, Is
the guest OF her parents, c. L.
Rhoades and wife.
DR.. r. Fl. Nuckles Is at home after
a few days visit with relatives In
Pike county.
Ben Pulliam and family returned
home Friday from Springfield, Mo-,
where they have been the past
week visiting relatives.
Clarence Tucker and w. V.Roger
had business at the county seat
Friday.
Miss Kate Garrett and niece, Miss
Freda Sims OF Colorado arrived
here Wednesday for a visit with
the formers parents.
A. r. James one OF Marshall'a
attorneys was mlngling with his
friends here one day last week.
Lester Dickson, wife and dnugh-
ter returned home Monday from
a several days visit with relatives
in Arrow Rock. They were accom-
panied home by Archie CrossiinI
who viii be their guest for several
days.
David Stone, wife and baby, OF
Pueblo, Colorado, r visiting the
formers grandfather, r. Stone and
wife.
Mas Allie Howard has returned
to Liberty where she Is attending
school after spending the no idayi
with her parents. Dr.. Howard anf
wife.
Otto Colt, OF near Linn Grove
was q visitor hare Monday and
was q supper guest Of Lester Dick
SON.
fNt -
The Marshall republican., 1910-01-07

Miss Agnes King OF st. Louis,
spent the holidays with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Matte King.
Joseph HamiI shipped four car
loads Of cattle to St. Louis Sunday.
Ben and Lawrence Winslow ship
ped a icar load OF cattle to Kansas
City Monday.
Miss Harriet Thompson spent the
holidays with home folks and re-
turned to the Elgin school to re-
sumo her duties Monday.
A card from DR.. u. b. Wingfield
and wife states that they are hav-
Ing a fine time in the Sunny South
They have visited Florida and are
now at New Orleans and have es-
pecially enjoyed a boat ride on
Lake Pontchartrain.
Robt. Thompson and Mark Coop
er attended the l. o. o. +. lodge in
Marshall Friday evening.
DR.. Ben Bickers, wife and son Of
Kansas City have returned home
after a visit to the formers moth
er, Mrs. Martha Bickers and Mrs.
Lou ~Tickemeyer. "
Andy Judge wife and daughter,
Miss Delorese and Father Jennings
were entertained at dinner Thurs
day by John Judge and wife ut Salt
Springs.
Miss Mary King entertained at
dinner Wednesday last week, Jas.
Weaver and wife, Richard Hide
brand and wife, Misses Agnes and
jamie King
DR.. Harry Jones and brother Ed
OF Kansas City, J. A. Jones and
wife OF Marshall have returned to
their respective homes after a visit
TO Theo Jones and wife.
Misses Harriet, Helen and Fannie
Thompson, Bernard, W. B. Weaver
and James Garrard attended the
New Years Watch Party given by
Misses Mary and Sallie Maupin at
their home near Gretchen.
Mike Lynch OF Excelsior Springs
was shaking hands with old neigh
bors and friends here Xmas week.
DR.. Lunsford Thompson OF Louis
Vile, Kentucky is visiting his par
ents Mr.. and Mrs. Mike Thompson,
MrB. Frank CahiIl and daughter,
Mary, have returned 10 their home
In Independence after a visit to j,
f.. Doolan and mother.
Miss Margle Haas returned Sunday
evening accompanied by Misses
Hull and Louise Haas, and Messrs
Cecil Jones and Glenn Brigg OF
Slater. They were all entertained
until time for the Plug by Misses
Harriet and Helen Thompson re-
turning then to Slater.
James Harper came near having
q serious accident while out hunt
ing last week. He was carrying d
loaded shot gun when he stumbled
and fell diacharglng the gun and
tearing q hole through tho side Of
his waist coat. Jim did not care
for any more hlmting that day,
AT the home OF Mr.. and Mira. Chat
Thompson q sumptuous New Years
dinner was much enjoyed. THIS par
i~tIcipants Ia addition 70 the house.
The Marshall republican., 1910-01-07

Wilde ~ Ava oiba h"thhhty
and also Willard Caddell and fam
lily have left their abode In Miami
for what they think is ideal In the
way of a home In Shawnee, Okla.
They will try their luck at farming.
On Thursday night OF Christmas
week Mr.. and Mrs. 8. o. Grady
thought 1t was their time to give
the young folks a round OF pleas
ure. so several sleighs ful OF
merry makers arrived at the Grady
residence and the Jolly host and
hostess babe them turn themsel-
yes loose" and for quite a distance
their happy voices could be heard
while INDUCING in lei sports
, Miss Mamie Grady gave her ann
ual party to the high school pupils
on New Years night. A splendid
time was had In securing prizes
and the good old time games such
as blindfold, ETC., were merrily play
ed. The hand Of the clock too soon
pointed to "midnights holy hour
which meant that silence must
brood DER" as next hour was Sun
day.
Mrs. c. q. Vaughn and the Miss
es Robertsons also entertained dur
ing Christmas week in their usual
happy manner.
Miss Gene Bishop who went to
Mexico to spend a week writes
home to her parents In Miami, and
asks their consent for her remain
ing one week longer as she is hav-
ing such an enjoyable visit.
The infant son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Forest Mcdaniel who "came to
their house to stay" bears the name
OF George Taylor in honor Of his
maternal grandfather.
Miss Vivian Edwards who teach
es the third room in our public
school, has returned from her home
in Slater to resume her school work
j. ID. Fristoe, jr. was here last
week visiting his parents and maxi
ing much OF the Christmas festivi-
ties. He is doing fine school work
in the state university.
A coal famine Is the popular sub
ject OF the Miamians, as many peo-
pie are out OF this important arti-
Gle of fuel. Lucky indeed that we
have old sidewalks which are moth
ing more than kindling wood.
Aunt Lucy King, col, who has
done much service In many Saline
families Is In very poor health.
A series OF religious services
have begun at the Baptist church
in this city. There is much room
for reform and the beginning OF
the New Year Is a good time to
"swear off" from all or some OF
ones bad habits. =.
There 10 q New Years baby girl
in the family OF Mr.. and Mrs. AL.
Isaac.
Miss Flora Bells health Is not
good this winter.
Miss Eva Miller 10 partially re-
covering her voice which has al
most failed her from a derange-
ment OF the vocal cord.
Capt. A. X. Ruxton eye sight has
been much improved and he can
now e to "read his titles clear"
The Marshall republican., 1910-01-07
NORTH w00Ds0E

Walter Cox and wife OF near
scretcher visited orville Crump and
g1fe Thursday and Friday.
Austin Wingfield, wife and chill
dren Waited Jim Tayiors Thursday.
npviiie Crump and wife visited
THkaiter Cox and wife Saturday and
Sunday
sherman crump ana George VIII
iheln Waited their cousin and broth
"A here Tuesday and Wednesday.
The Marshall republican., 1910-01-07

Circuit court win convene here
Monday.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-08-30
ARIZONA CRACK SHOTS

PHOENIX, Aug. 29.-Good news
from Camp Perry, o., where the ns
tional rife shoot has been in prog
ress for several days. The Arizons
team is reported to have captured
the prize in the c class, and to have
walked away with 5000 in real money
ard a valuable medal.
The team has also advanced from
thirty-fourth to thirty-third place
and is now at the head Of its class
The shooting this year vaB OF q
particularly high class and ths ArS
zona boys we're forced to compete
with the best in the country. The
national shoot ended yesterday and
for a few days there viii be Sc
ries of individual shooting matches
for prizes an dmedals.
The local delegation is expected
home next week. Major Carl Hay
den has been in command and the
trip has been a successful one from
start TO finish. The major viii be in
Phoenix for a few days only before
leaving with his regiment FOR the en-
campment In California