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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-06-07

EDITH ST. cannot undertake to
prescribe medical treatment in this
column, Your symptoms indicate thai
you need to use preventive measures
at least. Proper diet has been pre-
scribed here repeatedly.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-06-07

STAR READER-There is none at
present. Half Il century hence, When
they become scarce, there will proba-
bly, be a premium on them. So many
people are saving them now that they
are actually common.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-06-07

TO CLEAN A RUG.

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The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-03-12

III" work train wns moved bhck here
Tuesday They have 70 steam shovel
ri WORK IN the bad lnud, aud are bal
lasting the track.
H. j. Lca,clr and family of Incoma.
Wash, ARE spending the weed at the
burton House. Mrs. lcn,cllc s a
sister oi ". IT, Burton
T.. \. Nittcudorf came overland from
RHudlrtt. Okla, last wrck. tie was
here ~ December aud liked OUT val
leg 80 well that be- came bach to stay
although hc has 40 place Yet.
san ion p"opl" wci" considerably
surprised last Thursday when ". 4.
l%lrirony mus aud Miss Carrie Woolcy
returned from Tucumrari aud annuunc.
rd that they had been quietly married
un Tuesday evening ". T.. llriruny.
mas came here from Pond Creek, OKLA,
u month ago aud has made many friend,
here. Mrs. HrironS mus Is q pluckS lit.
lie woman who has proved what q w.
man raH 10 a.. u claim holder ~ . nrW
country. She IL also a very successful
school tcarhrf. They have the best
wishes OF their many iri"nd- fur q long
aud happy life.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-03-12
NORTON NOTES

A. Marcus Wa in Tucumcari sntur
day.
W r. Pollard had Il fine 10, Of milo
maize seed tor sale.
g. v Jennings of 10 Jon, made W.
IA Pheasant ,isi, this week.
james Bowcrmnn il. suffering from a
very severe cold this week.
NJ j. Noriou went to Tucumcari
saturday returning sunday.
There is some talk Of opening n sub
scr'rtion school ut this place.
Mr chas Faulkner. who has been
quite sick, i, able to bee out gain.
G. +. Mardcn is ia Tucumcafi look.
ing f"r suitable residence property.
Morgan Smith hauled "a load Of sup
plies lor the ,rion store last, saturday.
our singing class j., progressing nice
3 under the direction OF Mrs. DE Roy
Wrlrh.
T. G",. received a message ou We'd
n"~dny, stating that his bruihcrinluw.
Mr. Williams, had ii"d IN Tucumcnri,
IT pneumonia.
Mr. aud Mrs G. j. MnrIcn, son. Ma
than, aud i. II. Bedford. enjoyed the
hospitality of Miss Florence WcStlnkc
last Wednesday 1T hrt home near San
Jon.
Died March :, Mrs. Barney Trouth.
aged ~ yrat,. Ms, Suryilla Phillips
was married to Barney Trouth May 22nd
lSNS nt Mhit"ucr, Madison county, Arb.
whcr" They resided until some four
wears agu when they came 20 Norton.
where they have since resided. Mrs.
rrouth has been ~ invalid for some
time hat Ia M" past few weeks has
grown rapidly worse until last Satur.
day evening when the death angel came
aud thus ended her suffering here. Br
SIDE her grief stricken husband she
leaves eve children 10 mournc her
loss, all ut home except one daughter,
married aud living in oklahoma. The
funeral srr,ir" WIS held SUNDAY ~ =
T.. m 1T the \urton cemetery. Mr.. Nor
ton reading the impressive Episcopal
ser, lee. The Choir rendered several A.
pruIuini =" ,"lrril"n. There wa, 70 lrr,
larg" Attendance The h]rrrn,rd family
have the heartfelt sympathy of the cn.
tire community. g.
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~JoNEsvILLE ITEMS.

Mrs. i. e. Jones' continues To- i'm
prove.
Mr.. fuurr, Hunt ha, moved to
Clovis.
Nj. BanuhilI aud family Will leave
rhi, week for Texas.
g. ". lIawhiu, bought ll"rmi, lluw
tiu, tine black riding nurse,
Mrs. Nora Morton aud children ere
visiting ~ CLOVIS this week,
Our SUNDAY ,chool IL moving along
nicely. We predict II success this time
j.. g. Jon", was ia TcNico aud rlo
SIS last wcrh purchasing supplies tor
hi, store.
Uric ". Brown completed u good
we'll for Frank shelton cas-, of Grad!
last week.
Myrtle Morton il Stuyiug with hci
aunt Mrs, l'attic l.ayne aud attending
sunday school,
ian Ward who WAS thought to l.,
fully recovering from hi, recent Ill
mes, has rciapsed.
Everyone invited to attend Eastcu
service, at this place the r]yrulrp "l
March 9Th at $50 p. M.
we're Rev. ". +. Mcneil failed to III
his appointment at this place FRIDAY
night. Thos" who braccd the cold anc
went were much disappointed.
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PLAIN NEWS.

Mrs. ". ". wntcrd"ld i, III TIN,
wrrk.
Harry Van Lieu hn, men at WORT
fencing hi, homestead
charlie, England aud VII" visited
the stevens, last week.
I. T. Studyviu has mod" application
f"r proof on hi, homestead.
Ri,ucr aud steven. mad" q trip west
sunday. hu, wr io not know the r".
suit.
: Mauu"ring arrived thu, week lruu,
Oblahumn. whrr" be- hn, ,lru' ne" win
trr.
bob Su"l,ou made q 'rIr I" Tucum
ear after . windmill {" put over ia,
well be- had drilled som" time ago.
Nj. rIakr, filed uu an aidrIi"nn.
prlitrr which now make, him Il neat
little farm at thr"" hundred aud twrnt!
acres.
The sad news, reached rs last Wee
thni little Vera LAME, died Feb. l7ti
oi measles Ut Granite. OKLA. Mr. an,
Ms. l.nnicr have Ia" sympathy Of tbs
community.
Merchant stevens had IN" misfOr
tune of having somebody enter ms eel
lar and help himself to II sack Ut poia
toes. Ne are sorry to have such ihIun'
happen Ia our urighbUrhuul.
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TSSl
...sss
oBAR ITEMS

William Clousc left for a visit 10 his
old home in Nnppanee, Ind.
ollie Grcascf is drilling a we'll for
Tom Collin. southeast % town.
Rev sinner preached ut the School
house last Sunday at $3.50 p. n.
Considerable Improvement is being
done on the roads south east " Obar.
Martin Hcrschbcrger will soon leave
for Omaha, Ncb, for a short visit.
Roy walyup had q well drilled ou
his claim southeast of tow las, week.
The show ne club will be entertain
ed at Miss Agnes Nippcrts sunday
night.
Henry Nelson has bought a T. inch
gang pillow and is looking for n big team
in pull Il.
Frank Mcors is ceiling his house aud
adding Improvements aud putting down
- well this week.
Jim Garrison, the Well Drillcr, IL fin.
i~hinp up o well on the II. a. Long
farm west of Char.
Dr pihcl. brother of +. +. mud ". T..
bihrl. has taken land m 'hr pihcl vat
ley northeast " Obur.
Cole McClaiu moved hi family ont
&" ~" rlnm thi, week aud viii prepare
f"i q large crop this year.
The mock 'rnl at the Char Literary
last Friday night, brought "ui q large
crowd aud wo, 70 grand success.
Miss Lula cartcr aud w. L. Crc-~cv
were entertained ut Luncheon at the
llo"Ecrntt Ranch last Thursday.
George Scott was in Ohar Saturday
on business. ~" has received notice
that hs proof has been allowed.
The farmers are an pumping water
hy hand ~ there ha, not been wind
enough ~" last few days ia turn a mill.
III, Young Woman sewing society
met with Mis-, Bertha Doerpc last Thurs
day afternoon. ligh, Refreshments
we're served.
Mis-, Wiuopcnc Williams is taking
private lessons from Mr.. sattcrncld.
who d, well qualified to give instruction
Boo the higher studies.
Mir T.. Is. Keith Of Winchester, Tenn.
was IN Ohar thi, week and We under
stand he closed a deal for the Rich
place which Is decided land.
The farmers ~ this vicinity are in.
'"rcstcd IN the Demonstration Farm aud
would like ~ have occasional report pub
li~h"d in the News. giving an idea of
what they are doing aud how they do il.
several c"arb load, Of homc.ccker.
PASSED through Ohar last week ou the
H. T. hooking fnr homes IN the land Ut
sunshine. They need not 90 any further
than Quay county to find them.
owing to his duties ~ Court Reporter
~ Knnkakcr, H.. Mr.. W. G.. Schneider.
has resigned us director Of the New
Mexico Land aud immigration Co., and
- succeeded bv g. ". Link, as the resi-
,cht director.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-03-12
SAN JON BREEzEs.

sal" Iiros. have treated their builI
INK 10 q coat Of paint.
j. I. Anderson aud son Ralph start.
ri Tor oklahoma Monday.
John pittman came up from IuhhorL,
Texas, for q few days last week.
". n Burton was in Tucumrari the
first of the week on business e, ,hc land
office.
quit" an interest j. l.. ing taken ~
the singing NJ the school mousse an Suu.
day afternoon.
Fred simmons went TO Adrian Mon.
lay to meet his wife who has been
visiting in Oklahoma aud Texas.
The Sau Jon Band aud Amusement
company is rehearsing "A play 9Th,
Great Libel Lease" To be- given Mnrci
10Th.
y. Y. Atkins has moved his rc-ta I
rant into his new building wh"r" h'
| will he ready to serve the hun.ry at
I'll hours.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-03-12
A HAPPENINGS.

Prayer meeting at lilair every Wcu.
ucsdHy night.
4. n. turner took q chill ln.t week
and was quite sick.
viii Young came in from Texas Tor
a short stay Oh his claim.
j. II. Turner aud wife are the par
cnts of a bouncing baby boy.
Jess Crecelius has gone to Alamo
gordo as a witness IN the Smith, stat
kup case,
brother Mcneil preach, last Wed
ncsday night aud everybody anne on.
10 the meeting aud sunday school.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-03-12

Mrs. Burues has been real sick Ia,
past week.
James Porter aud family are COINS
Ia lea W. soon.
Mr.. Owen expects to plan, a lars,
crop this season.
Misses Eva aud EthcI Fasrsson went
to Norton last week.
=. q. Bousht of Egypt. made san
ion n call Saturday.
Mrs. Tom freou was another of Sun
ion = visitors Saturday.
Tom ferrrll ut Amarillo paid his
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-03-12

business visitor in san Jon wcdncs
day.
Henry Jones from north Of Bard
City was in San Jon Thursday on bus
mess.
T.. o. Morris, who has been IN ANA
rillo for some time, returned 10 San
Jon yesterday.
MIR Miller, living near Allen, was
in san Jon yesterday on his way to
Tucumcari 20 work.
Mrs. X. NJ. Horn and daughter, Miss
Kate 81 Bard City. were IN San Jon
Yesterday shopping.
Mae and James %IIavens returned
Thurrday from n visit TO their old
home ut Browning, Mo.
TIA Allen aud Miss Montgomery. OF
Rock Island. passed through here yes
terday morning OF their way 10 tn
cumcari.
". W. Potch. travelling for the Chn-.
llfcld Co. of Las Vegas, was IN town
yesterday showing dry goods to our
merchants.
DR.. a.. q. Branham returned ycstcr
day from . three weeks trip to eastern
Oklahoma aud Arkansas. lie says IL
seemed like three months since he left
here.
j. t. Emer1, who has a grading con
tract ou the railroad building from
Coleman to Clovis. passed through
here Thursday nn his way 10 his home
south IT Tucupicsri.
j. VI Murry. who has been nj work
in Tucumcnri, returned Thursday 10
his claim six miles southeast ~ here
WORT will begin Monday, March =,
on the new $500 Baptist church ut
San ion. The building committee have
accepted tn" plans.
H. H. Gregg. who bought the Dan
l%Iayous claim, arrived here Thursday
with hi, family having driven overland
from rnddo county. oklahoma. lie
will have h ear load If implements and
household goods shipped here %, soon
~ trains are put On the new road.
The huilding committee for the new
Baptist church have accepted the plans
f"I the building and work will begin
next Monday. The building will be
at ccm"nt blocks and is 10 cost 2.5OO.
The work will hc pushed ~ fast ~
r"~sihl" until The building {, complc,
ed.
The singing At the school house last
SUNDAY was well attended and some
first class singing was had There will
hr singing each sunday evening in the
future. Come out everybody aud take
u part in il, whether you can sing or
not, %, your presence will help those
wh" can sing.
pnr of the most pleasant parties of
III" season was given 1T the HON" Of
Dr. Elder last Saturday night. Those
IN attendance highly praise the Misses
Elder ~ their entertainment and say
q, il seldom they enjoy themselves ~
much ~ nj the party Saturday night.
Clark Mundcll made II trip to the
end 1T the track east ut here Tucsin,
aud reports tina, they have about ,rv
~ miles of steel to lay yet, and have
steel on hand for about four miles Of
them. The chances are that the bal
anre If the steel will be on had by
the time the crew il ready for Il, ~
understand about one hundred men
have been laid of lately,
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correspondence


Mr.. Dcuucrlinc aud family have AT
rived nuuc FROM oklahoma, where
they have been spending the winter.
They drove through IN q wagon and
were glad to get back among their old
friends in Missouri valley. Several Of
the ncighbofs turned out to give them
the glad hand
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-03-12
SAN JON NEWS

T.. u llultlclaw at Frost, was IN
yesterday.
Al"N Aston, = sturkman Of Allrn.
was in town yesterday on business.
VI. H. Fowler Of Tucumrari. wa- a
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-03-12

Lodge No li72, Tueumcari, n. NJ
Meets Second AMI Fourth Wednesday,
In each month. Special meeting every
other wednesd y night, Visiting Elks
invited.
ROYAL PRENTICE, Exalted Ruler
7. L. WEIGH, Secretary.
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Carpenters and JOiners Union No
6T5, meets IN new Masonic hall every
first and third yriday nights.
PAUL JACKSON, President
NJ. r. PARISH, Secretary.
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TurumrarI Chapter 80 ~, K \ NJ
Regular ruuyocaii"n 2ud Monday night
in each month. Visiting companions
are cordially invited.
JpHN 6. JONES, II. f.
lOllN r. WHlTMORE, See.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-03-12

Order Railway Conductors, No. 5s7,
meets at the new Masonic hall every
Sunday evening al 7;30 +. NJ.
q. NJ. fARsON, Soc aud Treas
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-03-12

Brotherhood Of Railway Carmen OF
America, meets every first aud third
Friday evenings at $500 o'clock At the
old bank building.
NJ. p. MCDONALD, Chief Carman.
4. NJ. FENNELL, secretary.
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LODGE DIRECTORY.


3. .. o. Y.
Lodge No ll72, Tucumcari, n. NJ
Meets second ami Fourth Wednesday,
In each month. Special meeting every
other wednesd y night. Visiting Elks
invited.
ROYAL PRENTICE, Exalted Ruler
7. L. WEIGH, Secretary.
Tucuncari Lodge No. 81 A. + and
A. NJ meets FIRST aud third Monday
evenings Of each month at the new
Masonic hall.
r. + SAXON, W. NJ.
II. D. NICHOLS. Secretary.
TurumrnrI Chapter No ~, K \. VI
Regular r"uyoraii"n 2ud Monday night
in each month. Visiting companion,
are cordially invited.
JOHN g. JONES, II T.
IOllN T. wHlTMORE, See.
Tncumchri Lodge No. ~, /. q. o. r.,
meets every Thursday evening at the
new Masonic hall.
=. NJ. WHARTON, n. q.
x. c, SUMMEY, Secretary.
Tucumeari Lodge No. 2g, X. Of r.
meets every Wednesday evening al the
new Masonic hall
II. II. McELRoY, C. G.
NJ. II. GOLDENBERu, X. of X. and =.
-
Tucumcari Camp No. -, W. .. W.
meets second and fourth Monday even
inRs Of each month ~ the new Masonic
hall.
>. II NEAFUS, C. G.
y NJ. sALl Frs, Clerk.
Ruth Rebekah Lodge No. I. meets
hrst and tnlrd tuesday evenings Of
each month at the new Masonic hail.
MRS. G. u. PARCHMAN, W. NJ
MRS. l. L. SHERWOOD, Sec.
Brotherhood Of Railway Trainmen
meets first and third Saturday after.
moons, aud second and fourth saturday
evenings 10 the old bank building.
-. z. COLDwELL, Master.
CLAUDE DUvAL, Secretary.
Brotherhood Of Railway Carmen OF
America, meets every first and third
Friday evenings at 500 o'clock at the
old bank building.
NJ. Il. MCDONALD, Chief Carman.
4. NJ. FENNELL, secretary.
Carpenters and Joiners Union No
6I5, meets IN new Masonic hall every
irst and third Friday nights.
PAUL JACKSON, President
NJ. z. PARISH, Secretary.
Brotherhood OF Locomotive Engin
GERS No. 74s, meets In the old bank
building every Monday In each month
j. r. MeAIPINE, Chief Eng'r
Tncumcari Fire Department, business
meeting the last Tuesday night In caeI
month. Meeting for practice the lns
Monday night In each month.
j, r. DAUGHTRY, Chief
Bethel Cnapter 40. Is, Order Of III
Eastern etar, meets at the new Ms
sonic hall every second aud fourt
Tuesday evenings Of each month.
HARRIET -. DONOHOO, W. n
ALICE u. KOCH, Secretary.
B~sotherkosf or Loromoeive Fsssmel
ard EAeinssrs No. oo1 meets 81 en-
old hank hsisdisR every Tnsn6sy "
the meath ~ $500 n. N,
d. q. KINDS, Master
n. A. wINoROvE, secretary.
Order Railway Conductors, No. SGT
meets nj the new Masonic hall evayv
Sunday evening al T;ao 7, N.
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l~Bsothsshosf Of Loromoeive Fsssmen
and Eaginssrs No. 90, meets 81 ths
old bank building every 1nsa6sy IN
the month ~ $500 4. NJ
ID. q. KINDS, Master.
u. A. wINoROvE, Secretary.
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Bethel Cuapter NO. Is, Order Of thu
Eastern star, meets at the new Ma
sonic hall every second aud fourth
Tuesday evenings Of each month.
HARRIET ~. DONOHOO, w. N,
ALICE r. KOCH, Secretary.
The Washington herald., 1910-05-05
AMATEUR PAPERS
FOR PUBLIC LIBRARY
6. f. BOwerman Suggests a
Permanent Collection.

The article in the Sunday edition Of
The Washington Herald on Washington
men who were editors in their bOyhOod
days has attracted widespread attention.
The Herald has received large number
OF letters not only from the editors who
were MENTIONED but from others who
edited and published papers in their juve-
nile days and who are anxious that their
publications shall not be omitted II the
subject should again be mentioned.
The most valuable suggestion comes
from Mr.. George T. Bowerman. the libra
rian of the Washington Public Library.
Il was very much interested in the ar
ucle, he said 20 a Herald reported yes
terday. II occurs TO me that II samples
OF these amateur journals could be per-
manently preserved in the Public Library
10 would be a very useful thing. I shall
DE glad 20 extend an invitation 20 the
former amateur journalists 10 deposit
their files In the library. We would ike
20 add these papers 20 our collection. for
they are worthy Of preservation
II is certain that Mr. Bowerman's sug-
gestion viii be adopted, and that In the
near future the Public Library VIII add
these amateur papers 10 its literary
treasures
The Washington herald., 1910-05-05
CENSUS FIGURES TO BE LATE.
No Official Information VIII Be
Given for Several WeeEs

No Official Information VIII Be
Given for Several Weeks.
Census Director Durand said Yesterday
that there will be no official announce
ment for some time
Enumerators and supervisors have been
prohibited from giving out any estimates.
and whatever information is given out
will be directly from the Cenusu Blu
reaU. While the bureau will be able 70
ascertain approximately the population
of most cities within a comparatively
short time. yet It Will be several weeks
before any final count will be made.
Il note" said the director. that some
newspapers are making use Of the es-
timated populations given out by the
Census Bureau on the basis Of the re-
turns Of 1900 as though they represented
IN some way the results Of the enumera-
ton Of 1910. The Census Bureau. for the
purpose Of calculating the death rates
computes each year an estimate OF the
population Of each State and each city.
This computation is made by taking the
population Of 1900 and adding to II an
estimated increase equal to the annual
increase during the period from 1880 10
1900.
"lnasmuch as the rate Of growth of
some cities and States from 1900 10 1910
will undoubtedly prove 10 be quite DIFF
fertnt from the rates from 1890 to 1900
these estimates are bound to be wrong.
The Washington herald., 1910-05-05
Watch for n City at RnndIe Highlands.
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

William r. strang a. Of Camden y. and
Jennie h. Kohlcr. a. Of Philadelphia Pa. Rev ]
Howard Wells.
Thomas Lites p and Matte woodsop. % both
81 Nelson County. Va Rev. j. r. Mclaughlin
George a. LpPcrt. o. and Hazel S. Glenn. n.
Rev. W T. Thompson.
Emory X. Kelley. n and Mamie Beard 10. Rev.
Donald g. Macleod.
QuiTicO Till Q. and Antonetta di vie,ro "a.
Rev. Nicholas Yaselli a
Robert lakewood 81. and Franciska B sSske-. D
both q Richmond. Va. Rev F. A. b. Wemnerlerp'
William =. Jenkins. p and Mary J. Nebble 10
Rev. Donald C. Macleod
William D. MacIean D. and Rachel T. Ricbari.
son. q Rev. W L. Lynn.
Walter L. Hosmcr q and Mary J. Annie Kecnv
q. Rev. J. g. Mclaughlin
John II. Baltz. Q. and Julia jackson. 90 Rev.
Paul A. Mcneil
James l.. Johnson. 2. and Estelle L. Freeman. %
Rev John Z. Briggs
COLORED
Thomas Palmer. D. and Lotue Robb. .. Rev.
John II. Burke.
Charles Robinson. q. and Cynthia Williams o,
Rev. Ralph d. Jackson.
Charles Fox. g. and Emma Talbert. o. Rev.
Isaac y. Ross.
jerome Smith, 80. and Sarah Alexander. Is. Rev.
George II. Harms.
Normell Edwards p and Emma A. Washington.
p Rev. +. j. Richie
William H. Page. a. and Carrie Streets. q Rev.
Charles C1shingbeTry.
James H. Harper. 2. ard Margaret Carter. 2
Rev. W. A. Jores
Daniel Coutchumbcr. Q. and Louisa spinks "a
Rev. shelton Miller.
The Washington herald., 1910-05-05
MARYLAND CLUB
WOMEN CONVENE
Mrs. Warfield New Head Of
County Federation.

The Montgomery County Federation OF
Womens clubs Of Maryland held it,
fifth annual convention at the home Of
the president. Mrs George Wright, Car
roll Spring Sanitarium. Forest Glen
Tuesday May g. The federation was in
stituted In Eens!ngton. five years ago.
and now consists Of eleven clubs. num-
bering about 80 members.
Reports from standing committees were
read as follows. The legislative commit
tee Mrs Eden ]. Hartshorn, Of Ken
sington; educational committee. Mrs
Burkett. Of Forest Glen: sanitation COM
mittee Mrs Thompson. Of Silver Spring.
social service, Mrs George T. McGrew
Il WoOdside. with Mrs. Spencer and Mrs
Wells Of Rockville; good roads commit
tee, Miss Anna Farquhar, of Sandy
Spring; conservation committee. Mrs
George Chandler. Of Silver Spring. and
home economies. Mrs. George Ashworth.
OF EeusinEton.
a short talk on parliamentary law by
Mrs. J. Harry Cunningham was followed
by an .ntermissiou for luncheon.
The programme OF the afternoon session
was as follows: Prayer. Rev. George H.
McGrew. piano solo. Mrs. John Hart
man; our retrospect" Mrs George
Wright. the retiring president. Club out
look" Mrs g. W. Corkran. president
State federation. Social science and So
ciaI service" Dr. J. Walter Fewkes.
president Of the Social Science Club: The
glory q the arches" Miss Annie NJ VII
son, director Of art in the public schools
Of Washington. The Juvenile Court %
Judge William II. De Lacy. Of Washing
ton.
Among the guests or the federation
were Mrs. 3. ". Corkran, jr.. Mrs Daniel
Miller. Mrs. 3. Holly smith. Of Baltimore;
Mrs. julia Boddsh Mrs katherine Fem
ton. and Miss Bessie Warner, Of Wash
ington. Mrs. G. c. Dickson. Mrs. John
Williams. and Mrs Harry F. Cunning
ham, Of Kensingt0n.
The officers elected for the year 1910
are as follows: President. Mrs. r. G. War
field. Rockville, first vice president. Mrs.
J. Walter Fewkes. Forest Glen. and vice
presidents. Miss Helen l. Thomas. Miss
Ro5ecca Miller Mrs. J. Philip Herman.
Ms w. W Welsh. Miss Virginia Crit
fifth Mrs Paul Cook. Mrs Archibald
small Mrs. s. L. Legg. and Mrs Joseph
T. Moore, jr.. recording secretary. Mrs.
George IT. Chandler, corresponding sec
Rotary. Mrs J Harry Cunningham. treas
urer, Mrs " H. Bancroft, parliamenta-
rian. Mrs. r. T. Newcomb, auditor Miss
Mary =. Gil9in.