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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-16
SEVENTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.

The Frirst Election District is bounded by and
within W. 21st St. lOth ave w 1s,h y; a 1,d
The second Election District is bounded by
and within W. goth ST, sth ave. W. 18TH ST and
9th ave. -.
within ". 10Th ST.. 18th ave-, W 18TH ST. and otn
The Fourth Election District is bounded by
sth ave and W. goth St 20 the corner Of w
2lst st. and 9TH ave-. 9TH ave- W. 18th ST. ano
The Fifth Election District is bounded by and
within W 2Ist st. 70 to- tn aVe nd W sist a. to
the corner Of sth ave- and W. 10Th st. W. 1oth
The sixth Election District is bounded by and
within ". 22d St. Tth ave. W. list ST and etn
The Seventh Election District is bounded by
and within W. 23d ST., sth ave-. W. list ST and
The Eighth Election District is bounded by and
within ". 22d St. 10th ave-. w. sd ST. eth
ave. ". Goth St, 10th ave-. W list ST ana
The Ninth Election District is bounded by snS
s wiehiP " W 2a5 I0 n snd HUDSON f River. '
The Tenth Election District is bounced % and
within W. oath ST., sth ave. W. 80 81 anu
III The Eleventh Election District is bounded
by and within diagonal line rom 1,s sh eoTner
of W. 26th ST. and Sth ave, sth ave-. W. ZAth
81 rS 5tlu TweIrfh Election Di,tric. ia bounded
by and within ". 9th St. 7th ave. W. 20th
st. and Sth ave. . sss
q Thirteenth
by and within ". 27th St. sth ave- s.y a dag,
onal line from the corner OF ". 2otn 81 ana
sth ave. to the corner OF 9th ave. and W. zotn
The Fourteenth Election District is bounded
bv and within w. 26th ST.. 9th ave-. w. Zotn
The Fifteenth Election District is bounde ed
by and within W. 9th st. 9th ave-, W. Zoth
ST. and Hudson River.
The Sixteenth Election District is bounded
from 10th ave and W. 2sth St TO the corner
Of w. Goth St and 9th ave-, 9th ave-. W. 2Ith
st. and Hudson River. a
The Sevent zenith Election District rs bounced
by and within w 2Sth st, 9TH ave. w. Z1th 81
The Eighteenth Election District is bounded
by and within W. Goth ST.. It'll ave. W. 2sth
st. and 9th
The Nineteenth Election District is bounded
by and within W. goth ST. to Sth ave. dag
onal line from the corner OF sth ave a and
w 29th St W. Goth st. and 9th ave
The Twentieth Election District is pounded
by and within W. 31st ST, Tth ave, dlagonai
line from the corner Of 7th ave- and ". 18TH
ST to the corner OF W. Both St and Sth ave.
The Twenty-frst Election District Is bounded
by and within ". 29th ST TO 9th ave- clae-
onaI line from the corner OF W 2sth ST anq
Ctr ave TO the corner OF 10th ave. and w.
2sth ST, w 2sth ST and HUDSON KiVer: ..
The Twenty second Election District is
bounded by and within W. 3Oth ST. to lUtn
ave. a diagonal line from the corner OK "
Both st and 10th ave. TO the corner OF w olss
st. and 9th ave, 9th ave-. W. 2eth 81 e1o
Hudson River . q.
bounded by and within W. 32d St. 9th ave, tC
w 31st st. a diagonal line from the corner
Of w 9Ist st. and 9th ave. TO the corner Oh
". 30th st. and 10th ave and 10th ave-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-16
FIRST ASSEMBLY, DISTRICT.

The First Election District is bounded by
and within Morris st. Gr.en "lch ~ $500 8.,,cor
81 whitehall St. East River. Hudson River
C5C,-error's Ellis Oyster and Bedloes Islands
al = Secon5 Election District is bounded by
and within Liberty St, Broadway, Fulton St
1E-51751-o 81 Wall st, Broadway. Rector st,
Creenvyich st Morris ST and Hudson River.
The Third Election District Is bounded by
and within Warren St broadway Liberty 81
- r., :, F@srth Election District IS bounded by
and within Beae2 2o -, sfcore ST W Broai-
va. white st. Broadway. Warren ct and
Il Tie Fffth Election District is bounded b.
arF within Worth ST. Centre ST. Pearl ST,
Park row, y William ST, Fu4toh ST ana
1Sa SIKH Election District is bounded by
and within Worth ST. Park row. Pearl St ana
re Seventh Election District is bounded by
ard within Grant 81, l5To4 Wy, /" me 81 "
Broadway, =. Moore st, tucson 81, L-alght
Vsrfck ST., Canal St ana sullivan st
The Eighth Election District is bounded by
ara within Broome st, Narlck ST, warts ST,
sullivan 81, canal st. VaTiek st. Laight St
anG e., S.iytb Election District is bounded BIZ
and within Canal st. Hudson st. Hubert St.
Greenwich ST, Beach 81 aLia hudson RIVER -
The Tenth Election District Is bounded by
and within Charlton st, Hudson ST, Spring st,
Renwick 81, canal st ana h1dson River.
The Eleventh Elecllon District IS bounded
nv and within Spring St Narcz 81. Broome
= T4rdson ST, canal st and Renwick
TIA. Twelfth Election District is bounded by
ana within Eandam ST. Macdougal st, Spring
Sullivan 81. Watts ST ana kaFick ST
- Tn frteenfh Election District IS bounded
g., ard within Spring st, Broadway, Grand ST.
aI1g 45l,srfeenth Election District is bounded
~. - within ". Houston st. Broadway.
- 81 and sullivan St
aII1,.s lr5rreeuth Election District Is bounded
- ,-ifl1in Charlton st, Prince st, Sullivan
~ AI e-i,1y ST Macdougal St Nandam St
stt-,t.,l - Spring ~ ana HUDSON 81
NaricA ssstt,,senth Election District is bounded
M -,sfhfu King st. Macdougal st. W.
~ 81. - sullivan st, Prince 81, Charlton
EIrs.
ST ailo tl.-eenth Election District is bounded
ne .;tbsn W. Houston ct. Narick at.
by arc 'I,.5sou ST. Charlton ST and Hudson
me Eighteenth Election District Tt,i Il boundes
~ a. :. 80 Hudson RIVER
Il .,4E, Election District Is bounded
i ne -rt,bfn " Houston st. Aacdougal st.
King 81! ara "a Election District is bounded
M main " Sd 81. Maed0ugai st.
49, :, Geronimo 81. and tth ave
@,e T-,s-s.ot -ffst Election Dlstrlct IS bounced
Aae 80 F37eeczer st. Thompson st. ".
ii9 az second Election District is
bounded by and within ~. ~, at gleeeEer ~
and MacGOugal 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-16
TWELFTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.

The First Election District is bounded by
and within E. 18th ST.. Avenue B, z 10th St
The Second Election District is bounded by
and within z. 18th St, Avenue @, z. 10th St
The Third Election District IS bounded by
and within F. 18th ST. Avenue ID, p. 14th ST.
East River 2. Sth St. Avenue d, e 10th st.
The Fourth Election District Is bounded by
and within E 14th St. Avenue d. E 18th st
The Fifth Election District is bounded by
and within z, 14th ST., Avenue B, E. 18th ST.
The sixth Election District is bounded by
and within z. 10th st, Avenue B. E 14th ST..
the corner OF z. 18th St and Avenue to the
corner of LIST ave. and z. 18th st.
The Seventh Election District is bounded by
and within a diagonal line from the corner OF
E. 10th and LIST ava to the corner OF z.
18th st. and Avenue A. Avenue A. E 14th st
The Eighth Election District is bounded by
and within E. nth st, ST Lv ang 81 place
The Ninth Election District is bounded by
and within E. 18th ct. I'd aye. E. i4th st.
The Tenth Election District is bounded by
and within z. 18th st, 1st ave-. E 10th St.
The Eleventh Election District is bounded
by and within z. 18th St. Avenue A E 18th
The Twelfth Election District Is bounded by
and within E 18th ST. Avenue B, E 18th st
The Thirteenth Election District is bounded
by and within E 18th ST., Avenue c, z. 18th
St, East River. r. l4th ST. ana avenue o. -
The Fourteenth Election District Is bounded
by and within 2. 18th 81, East River. z. nth
ST. Avenue c. z. 10th ST. and Avenue B.
The Fifteenth Election District is bounded
by and within z. goth St, East River, E 18th
ST and 1st ave,
The Sixteenth Election District is bounded
by and within e. 18th St, 1st ave-. E. 18th ST.
and Sd ave.
The Seventeenth Election District is bounded
by and within E. 21st St. I'd ave-. E 10Th ST.
and I'D
The Eighteenth Election District is bounded
by and within z. 21st St. East River z. Goth
st LIST ave. T. 10th ST and "a ave-
The Nineteenth Election District is bounded
by and within E. ODD St, 1st ave. E 23d St
East River, F. 21st st and I'd ave
The Twentieth Election District is bounded
by and within E 23d ST.. I'd ave. z. 21st St
and Sd
The Twenty-frst Election District is bounded
by and within z 29d ST., LIST ave. r. 22d St
and I'd ave.
The Twenty second Election District IS
bounded by and within r gath ST.. list ave,
z. 23d 81. and I'd ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-16
SEVENTEENTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.

The First Election District Is bounded BY and
within w s5th St. central Park West. w
SD ST and Columbus ave
The Second Election District Is bounded by and
within w s7th 81. Central Park West. W. s5th
st. and Columbus ave-
The Third Election District Is bounded by and
within w s9th ST. Central Park West. ". sTth
So. and Columbus ave
The Fourth Election District Is bounded BY and
within w 9lst St. central Park West. W. seth
st. and Columbus ave
The Fifth Election District Is bounded by and
within w. Esd ST. Central Park West. ". 9lst
81. and Columbus ave-
The Sixth Election District Is bounded by and
within W. a5th 81. Central Park West. w. 93d
81. and Columbus ave.
The Seventh Election District II bounded by
and within w Goth St. Columbus ave. W. cath
81. Broadway, W. Esd st and West Bnd ave.
The Eighth Election District Is bounded BY
and within W. ODD St. West End ave. w. esd
81. Broadway. w eist St and tttverside drive.
The Ninth Election District Is bounded by and
within w Gath st. West End ave. w. 92d 81.
Riverside drive, W Dist 81. and Hudson River
The Tenth Election District Is bounded BY and
within w 9th ST. Broadway. ". Doth 81. West
End ave. W. eSth 50. and Hudson River.
The Eleventh Election District Is bounded by
ana within w. Doth ST.. Columbus ave-. W. 9Jth
st. and broadway,
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rrrNr1rrH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT

The FIRST Election District ~ bounded BY and
yvtfhfn L T4th ST, ID ave, z I'D St and Sd
rive Second Election District II bounded By and
vytfhin r. T5th st. "a ave, p. Tsch ST. and Lex
Tbe Third Election District Is bounded BY and
wtfbt, z T4th 81. East River. = TSd St and
rTs FOURTH Election District Is bounced BY ari
,rtinfn E 18Th St. East River. T. 18th 81
sverre A. r 18Th ST AMI LIST
rha Fifth Election District II bounded by ara
within y 18th ST.. Avenue A. r. T4th 81. and %
rhe sixth Election District Is bounded BY ana
within y 10th 81. LIST ave. Z 18th 80. and 81
ave
The Seventh Election District ~ bounded bv
and within z 17th ST.. - ave. =. 18Th st 81
ave. Z 18TH 81. and Lexington
The Eighth Election District IS bounded cy and
within T. TTrh ST. 1st ave. Z. rita a. and %
ave
Tia Ninth Election piscSfcr n pcuresc ~ ausa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-16
rv,-rH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT

The First Election District is bounded by and
Within lat ct LIST ave. Z. Houston st. Eldrtdge
at stanton ST. Chrystfe ST. and % ave.
The second Election District IL bounded by
and within u. Houston st, Norfolk st, stanton
~. and E,ldridge st
The Third Election District Is bounded by and
within a diagonal line from the corner OF % ST
and Ist ave to the corner OF 3D. st. and Avenue
A Avenue A, Il. Houston 81. and 1st
The Fourth Election District Is bounded by
ana within % St. LIST ave-. LIST Ut. and IL ava
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-16
rOTrPrFENTH ASSEMRT.Y pTSTr

by
". 65th st and Hudson River
FOURTEENTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT
The First Election District Is bounded by and
within e 9th ST.. ID ave, p 2a4 ST. Lexing-
ton ave. E. oath 81. and Sd ave.
The second Election District Is bounded by
and within e 9Th St. LIST ave, z. oath 81. and
IRE Third Election District Is bounded by and
within z. 26th St. East River z. 23d ST. 1sr
ave. z. 18th s.: and "a ave.
The Fourth Election District is bounded By
and within e 18th st. East River. e 18th 81
II The Fifth Election District is bounded BY and
f. 18th st. Sd ave. T. 24th St and Lexington
The Sixth Election District Is bounded BY and
within e 18th st. ID ave. p 18th ST and Sd
ave
and within e e5th 81, ID ave =. 18th st. 81
ave. E. 27th 81. and Lexington ave
The Eighth Election District is bounded by and
z. 29th st. and Lexington ave.
The Ninth Election District is bounded by and
within E. SOth St. East River. z. 18th ST and
2d ave.
within E s1st St. East River. Z. 30th St and
I'd ave.
and within e s2d st. 2d ave. p Both St. Sd
ave- e S1st St and Lexington ave.
The Twelfth Election District Is bounded BY
ard within E 34th St. I'd ave- E S3d St. "a
ave. Z. 32d IT. and Lexington ave.
The Thirteenth Election District is bounded by
and within E 33d ST. East River. E s1st 81
The Fourteenth Election District Is bounded By
and within z Saith ST. East River. z. 33d ST
and ID
The Fifteenth Election District is bounded by
and within z. 35th 81. ID ave. z $50 ST and
Sd ave
The Sixteenth Election District IS bounded BY
and within e 37th st. ID ave. E 18th st. and
Sd ave.
The Seventeenth Election District is bounded
by and within a diagonal line from the corner oS
T. 36th ST and % ave. 10 the corner % 2. 37th
st. and 1st ave. E. 37th St. East River. E. 34th
st. and ID ave.
The Eighteenth Election District Is bounded by
and within T. SSth st. East River. Z 3Tth
to LIST ave, diagonal line from the corner Of
list and e 9th ST 70 the corner OF z. 36th
st. and ID ave. and ID eve.
The Nineteenth Election District Il bounded
by and within E 10th St. East River. z 8Sth
st. and Cd ave.
The Twentieth Election District is bounded BY
and within e. 4oth St, % ave, E 3Tth ST. and
Sd
The Twenty-frst Election District IS bounded
by and within z. 41st st. East River. z. 40th
st. and Lexington
The Twenty-second Election District IS bounded
by and within r. f2d St, Prospect place. e 43d
St. East River. z. 41st ST. and Lexington ave
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-16

n-ta TTirsf Y.ecttun DistTict Is Dou1Ile1 y ND
s Ne Wall - Pearl ST. Ola slip, East River.
sEt,Ifes,an ST. Broadway, BEAVER 81 anu war
Lar rbs s. second Election District Is bounded by
"a within Fulton ST.. Pearl ST.. 80 TvfIIfarn sr
go e. old slip Pearl ST.. Wan ST. I'LL 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-16
ELECTION NOTICE.

18TH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT-CONTD
by and within W. SD ST., Amsterdam ave. w
Sd St and Hudson River.
The Twenty-Second Election District Is bound
ed bv and within W. 18th St, Amsterdam ave-,
w $50 81. and Hudson River.
The TVenty-third Election District l. bounded
by ana within W. 9th St. Amsterdam ave.
w 65th ST and Hudson River
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-06-25

join and bear their share. We also
find many good individual patrols
which will not cooperate and so re-
main less effective Just because they
fear this Indifference.
Gentlemen, | have told you these
things because I believe they affect
your business. Even aside from your
relations with lumbermen, you are
more interested than perhaps you re-
alize. oregon has a fifth of all the
merchantable timber in the United
States. If manufactured and not
burned, 1t will bring five billion dol
lars into the state. Even now, when
we have hardly begun to cut, we sell
nearly $30,0O000O worth of lumber
a year. 1t constitutes so per cent
of all the freight which leaves the
state. 1t brings more money than
our apples, wheat. salmon and wool
combined. 1t is sold elsewhere and
brings in outside money, whereas
many of our boasted products are
consumed at home and merely effect
exchange. And fully so per cent of
this $30,00O,000 which will soon be
500, 100000. goes to pay for labor
and supplies and is circulated in every
channel of agriculture and commerce
in the farming counties as well as in
the timber districts. The people Of
oregon lose SIS on every thousand feet
of timber burned, while the owner
may lose 50. Nevertheless, some years
more and some less, on an average
we burn up timber which saved for
4 "a of hrYcr IN n
ten million dollars to be shared by
every industry including the banks.
We burn cutovor land which IL pro-
tected could be cut again in 60 years.
The additional loss on this is at least
$4,000, 600 annually. There is prac-
tically no difference to the communi-
ty between losing its wealth in this
way and in riot or invasion actually
plundering, our banks and treasures
of $15,000,000 every year. And l
have said nothing of the damage to
stream flow and countless indirect in
iuries. For one example only. the
cost of your ticket to Pendleton and
OF your groceries at home is directly
affected by the lumber traffic which
helps support the railroads and buy
material.
But to return to the immediate
point. Clearly timber protected by
its owner is a safer asset or security
than unprotected timber. The more
systematic the union of its owner with
surrounding owners, for supporting
machinery for patrol, fire fighting
and moulding public sentiment, the
less the danger of actual loss and the
greater the sale value of the property.
Bankers should impress this on their
clients and adopt an attitude toward
prospective borrowers which will in
fluence the latter's action. While il
may be going too far to imply pres
sure, you can at least ask the lum-
herman what protection he supports
and show him that you think he
should maintain patrol and join his
neighbors in associate effort when
ever the opportunity exists If the
banking industry will do this con-
ccrtedly and consistently, it will have
| q strong effect
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-06-25
PERKINA WINS HER WAY.
Melba's Protcge to BE Heard i'm the
United States.

Paris Elizabeth Perkina is one
OF the American women who have
made their mark not alone in Paris,
but in Europe and in England When
Melba, the proma donna, heard her
singing trills and scales in Marchesi's
studio in Paris a few years ago she
was struck with the birdlike quality
of her voice, and the intelligence and
artistic feeling she displayed, although
but tender slip of a girl. She took
much interest in her career, and Miss
Parkina accompanied her on con-
cert tour around the world, giving
her the benefit of her art and ex-
perience. Finally she took her to
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-06-25

Kansas City, Mo-, where she was well
coined with great enthusiasm. Later
Parkina (whose family name is Park
inson) sang with Melba in London
at the Convent Garden Opera House
and again with Caruso before London
society. Next season she is to be heard
in London and New York.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-06-25

The best offering you can make
to God is To enjoy 10 the full what he
sends Of good; and bear what he al
lows of evil, like child who believes
in all his fathers dealings with it,
whether 1t understands them or not.
Selected.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1910-11-18
GREENWOOD,

Misses Mary Smith and Helen Gill
bert spent Tuesday night, November
s, with their school teacher, Miss
Bertha Banner, and attended the meet
ing at Stone Chapel.
Mrs. ID. E. Yingling, daughter Mir
aud and son Weldon spent Saturday
afternoon in Westminster.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Beard and
daughter Helen visited friends in Bal
timore over Sunday.
Miss Ruthanna Babylon spent Sat
hrday and Sunday with her aunt, Mrs.
James Robertson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Beard visited their
son Harvey, few days recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Robertson en-
tertained on Sunday last Theo. Cum
mings and family, Of Winfield; Frank
Miller and family, of Jasontown; D.
E. Gilbert and family, Miss Ruthanna
Babylon and Dennis Reindollar.. At
y o'clock an elegant dinner was
served. In the afternoon Mr.. Robert
son entertained them with number
of fine selections on his graphophone.
G. e. Copenhaver and family spent
from Saturday until Sunday evening
at Mayberry, with his mother.
Miss Ruth Gosnell, of Mt. Airy,
sent the past week with her uncle,
and family, John Burial.
A great many people of this vicinity
attended the funeral of John Gamers
child at Meadow Branch last Sunday.
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SANDYYILLE.

Mrs. VIM. Tanner has returned
home after visiting friends and rela-
tives in Baltimore.
Miss Hazel Zepp, Of Wesley, has
been visiting her brother, Wilson
Zepp, and wife. ..
Mrs. Thomas Shilling and Miss
Mira Shilling spent Friday with Mrs
p. o. Bortner, of Arcadia.
Miss A. Myrtle Caple is attending
the w. c. II. U. Convention in Balti-
more.
Mrs. Catherine F1ater, of Mechanics
vile, is visiting relatives and friends
at this place.
Butchering season is here.
Walter and Guy Blizzard, of Phila-
delphia, are visiting relatives and
friends here.
Miss Fairie Ruth Blizzard, who had
been attending the high school at
McConnellsburg Pa, has returned
home.
Guy Caple has moved from Finks-
burg Station to this place.
Albert Slorp is moving in the house
he recently purchased.
Revival services will start at
Sandymount M. p Church, Sunday.
w. r. Westaway and wife enter
tanned the past week Raymond s.
Shilling and wife, of Baltimore; Bes-
sic S. Stoner and family and MIRA A.
Shilling, of Sandyvil1e.
Nicholas Mummaugh, of Lawndale,
who has been suffering with acute
indigestion, is improving.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1910-11-18
TAYLORSVILLE,

Health Of community, good.
Mr.. and Mrs. Beam visited their
mother, Mrs. George Wright.
Miss Ethel Cummings is suffering
with very sore finger.
Harry lille and wife are visiting Mr..
and Mrs. George Wright and family.
The stork visited Rev. Hall and
left him fine daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charley Young and
family spent Sunday with William
Bright and family, near Woodbine.
At the butchering of Mr.. and Mrs.
J. L. Myerly, near Winfield were kill
ed three very nice hogs. Those pres
ent were Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Myers,
George Cecil and wife, Theo. Cum
mings and wife, Mr.. Frizzell, Mrs.
Edward Myers, Mrs. George Boring,
David Myers, Misses Fife Frizzell,
Zelma Myers, Dorothy Myers, Isabel
Myers, Ethel Cummings, Masters
Luther Myers and Matthew Boring.
David Myers, of Westminster, spent
a few days last week with his son, J.
l.. Myers.
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gambler.

Election passed off quietly, and the
Salt River crowd arrived home safe
ly. We were quite glad to see our
Congressman, ]. F. @. Talbot, re-
elected
Cunning is the chief topic of the
day, but according to Thomas Strick-
er's experience of hunting two days
and killing one rabbit, game must be
scarce.
Worth Barnes went cunning one day
and lost his dog. Fortunately the dog
came home, but the game is still run
ming at large.
Rev J. T. Ensor attended the re-
opening of Mt. Peasant M. e. Church
ON Sunday, and remained over a few
days this week with Geo. A Barnes.
Mrs. VIM. Conney, of near Roland
Park. Is visiting Mrs. Jesse Patterson
and friends in this vicinity.
MIR. and Mrs. links Griffee, VIM
Nelson and Miss Mary Warner, all of
Baltimore, visited the formers par
ents on Sunday last.
Miss Hattie Rash's sister spent Sun
day with her.
We are still in the accident column
Joseph Parrish happened to a serious
accident In trying to place a door to
his barrack. The door got over bal
anced and fell upon him, rendering
him unconscious. DR.. M. l.. Bott rem
dered surgical aid. At the present
MIR. Parrish is improving very rapid
~
The Western Maryland Council J. O.
". a. w., Of Westminster, will worship
with the Mechanicsville Council III
Mt. Pleasant M. =. Church on Sunday
November ~.
Quite a number OF our residents
visited the aviation meet at Hale
thorpe last week, among whom were
Mr.. and Mrs. r.. =. Miller, Mrs. Clinton
Shipley and Miss Daisy Poole.