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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-30
IInnnncI Tor \llnrnr,s.

Radiant with incdudcsccut lights.
resonant with music. and rosplcnd
ont with patriotic drapIngs. tropical
palms. ferns and pr,,uery ,uyironlng
tile hanuHct tables, the dining room
pi the AhurIdo uot,l last evening
presented 90 worthy scene for the cn-
actin M ~ the troWnlig event uf th"
annual session of the NrW Mexico
'nr uFsuvintiuu. Toe thr,, tabloa
whor'at sat som, half hundred ln.
tcll'cuudl princes ~ the state. wore
hcautiful 100 90, artistic ldornmcni OF
t.d, waite ana plk carnations. num-
'rous garlauds of -milaV, that tWiucd
ir pristine grccnu,-s about th, pdor-
"us blossoms traiivd about tho gloam-
ing silver ana over the sides OF the
snowy covers. Seated 40 the head ta-
oil, au arranged tU permit ana diners
O." Wow the speakers. "a, On, prcsi-
dent OF the bar, james NJ Hcrvcy,
'hr chief Justices tho postmaster
und "a ,otorlc of Speakers
ON thc right of President Hervcy.
at MIR VI T.. Hickey. president ~ the
liornulillu count, association. aud on
MS lcn Miss Nellie Brewer. secretary
treasurer of the Sew Mexico associ-
alton
The company Toasted long on the
rare menu provided Dog Manager
Smithcrs, who w.s also responsible
Tor the splendid decorations
During th, banquet 10, DlMauro
orchestra discourscc' clussir music,
ana at thu conclusion OF On" feast.
ToLstmast HlrHcy presided tt the
pcochmaking
Fees df Feasible was Ca, toast
responded 10 in an initial manner by
Associate Chicf Justice Roberts.
ln moro serious vein Was the res
spon.y Co "T1o Bar Association out.
lining 60, achievements ot the state
ORGANIZATIONS aId M, great work Go
be- done lu co., coming wears. whom
the lawyers ui Now MrNiyp aye to
make history as Wei Js interpret
laws "Th, bench th, Bar and tho
TrrIitpgN ul New Mexico" was the
subject ON which Nssuclutr Justice
P,rkrd wHXol eloquent dealing with
tho methods of law and myers In tho
plul'cr days.
With characteristics SIT Isaac Barth
spoke on Our CLIENTS"
Chisf Justic, Pope nf Roswell dis
ruurscd ON "The Bench and Bar of
tie State 90 Nov Mexico and In
earnest appeal to the ATTORNEYS To
work for tic upaultdinS 90 tho great
state that IN large measure is depend
ont On the legal fraternity for iis pro-
gross and morality
IN, toustmnstcr closed ttc lntcllcc-
tum feast ana 10. inspiring Junction
WITH the toast "NcW VI Nico. $40 Lat
est. The brightest aud tIo Best star in
tho Galaxy ui stars 90 which OIL
heartily responded 10y rising 10 their
feet ana driiking thc sparkling water
uf Now M,Nico.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-30
NOTICE OF sHeRlFF's SALE.

NutiCc ls hereby given that In pun
suaucc ot an execution issued oui Ot
the district court -. the second boo.
dicial district OF the Territory OF New
Mexico, within ami tor Rcruallllo
county. upon iudg ucut rendered In
the cas-" of th" llauk OF Commerce az
plnintin ys Tom + phclan, defendant
which Judgment was rendered ON the
lsf day oi July 1905, TO- the sum oi
tl1i2i. sltu25 OF which bears inter
est nf the rate ul twelve DER cen per
aunm from the date ~ condition ana
the balance OF said Judgment bears ~.
tCrCsi ~ siN per cent. together with
costs of suit. that have levied upon
the following described real estate,
situate In uornalillo county New
Mexico. tu.Wit
The southeast Ia OF acc ion 10.
township north, range . east con.
tanning 100 acres. and thar viii On
the 3Oth day ct October i9il al the
Cont door oi the Be, nalillD county
court house ~ 10 o'rlu'k q m. ON 1aid
day. olcr for sale aud sell at public
auction an the right. title ana interest
OF the defendant and To the above
described real estate for the purpose
oi satisfying ana paying said iudA
mcnt, interest court costs including
advertisement OF sale aud other costs
Incurred IN connection thsrewita.
JESUS ROMERO,
Sheriff Bcrnalillo Coun,-.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-30

of pre.nuptial festivities Ia homer Of
Miss Josephine Campbell. occurred
Yesterday afternoon at the homo ct
Miss Gertrude Walker ON North High
street, when the Misses Margaret
kclcher and Eugonia kclchcr shared
With Miss Walker the pleasure Of
hostess to twonty.one girl friends OF
the honOrcc Two tables of bridge
and three tables al ave hundred were
the thcatcra of skin and mcrfimcut
til The games clOncd with Miss Mary
McFic OF Santa Re, winner Of the FIRST
prize, hanging fern dish. and a pair
of GOLD salt and pepper shakers. was
the award 10 the guest uf honor
Ingenious and strikiGgly pretty were
the decorations entirely IN yellow.
Above the center card liable Was sus.
pended an immense ilOtal wedding
bell made OF "blagkcNCd Susaus.
mutcly suggestive OF The approaching
event that inspired the function Vel
low dominated the dining table deco.
tatiOns, where the company enjoyed
the closing chapter ui the afternoon.
'Black.CNcd SusHus were the iHvors,
and adornmcnt OF the place cards
The guests reluctantly dlspoHcd at
sunset
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-30

\ memorable frstiyity waH the re-
ceptiup ana banquet Monday evening
at tho Gbrls' llarNuud school, tender
od hV the facult, 10 the delegates
attending ihc INSTRUMENTATION
conference that for the past week has
been In session al thu Mcnaui school
Forty-fiy. guests were present. rcp-
rvscnting the Congregational RIO
Gruudc Industrial school, the Mcnaul
industrial school. the lIarwood indus
trial ond biblical schools and mission
schools In rural communities from all
parts of the state. The decorations,
bring layishly patriotic. inspired "a
sentiment ut juhilant pride the moe
mrut the guests arrived under the
FOLDS of the great flag ia the hallway
aud Increased under The influence ~
% myrlnd of smaller flags, each un,
of which had On, Sow McNicu star
Uror,rly larger than it, associutcsp
pinned into the constellation. The
tables In the oommudiuus dining hall
presented a beautiful spectacle IA the
dressing ol flags ana on each plate
rested the statehood star bearing
questions pertinent tu the future pf
the new state. THIS naturally dcVci-
opod interesting discussion. ana the
au"r dinner speeches reflected tho
earnest thought of patriots who have
mad "a large share IN preparing Sew
Mexico for the present responsible
ties
tn, Cunfvrouv" AT the M,nuul
school, which has in every way been
successful and profitable, win close toe
morrow and the educators OF the
three denominations will dispvrsc 10
widely separated homes after the arr
rangemcnts are made Tor similar
conference next year
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-30
na,ridr Friday Afternoon.

The Gusiutsnu ranch VIII be- tho
obj'"tiv, point 10 70 number ct church
ladies ana th,ir friends next Friday
afternoon. Instead Of the usual work
meeting which the ladies of the Bap-
ii-t Nid society have nssiduously com
tuucj an summer. asr,crc1tion from
labor has boon ordcfed by the pre-
siding powers, and Jointly with The
mcmb"rs Of the Home study depart
mcnt. the ladies ~ The Ala society
VIII board tho street thrs at so FRI
day Afternoon on ths CORNER of Soc
ond str,ct and Ccntsil avenue ana
1lsrmhBrkuE az the lumber mills
viii nnd Mr. Gustafsop Nth mons
t.r has rick waiting ~ convey thcn
lu ,hc Gus'afsqn ranch Go spend an
Afternoon that can't help but De- a
hipriousl. happy one.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-30
PERSONAL McniiHn.

Mise Marie McFir Of santa r.. is
'hr house CUES of Miss Lillian Hes
seldom this week.
Mrs. Temperance WhItrumb left
sunday morning for Ration. y NJ.
whore sh' win enjoy needed r,st
ana r.cupcratc from exhaustion duo
T. oyrrWurk
Miss EHcllc Valck and slator. Mrs
Ida l.. plummor returned Ia the city
Monday morning after delightful
vacation spent In Mantou Springs.
Colorado.
Mrs Ida Mason bdN commander
uf the Maccaboos Is entertaining Tor
90 few days, Mrs Laura n. Hart e
sHpr' mc deputy OF tao Maccabccs.
who has cNc,us,y, jurisdiction over
tho states ot TvXa~, Louisiana. ArkJu-
sns Kansas, oklahoma Wyoming and
NoV MrNicu. Mrs Hart win leave for
Las Vegas tomorrow evening To- iu.
ap'ct the hiv, ot IA, Meadow city
Miss ila1oi Vog,r- l,u SUNDAY
evening tor san Francisco 90 con.
tm" hrr piano studic iu the cali.
tornil conservatory
Mr. and Mrs. O. y Marion are re-.
iolcmg over the arrival ol daughter
born August 81
Mrs Jo, scots. Miss Iortrnso
SCOTT and Ior SCOTT ~. returned
Monday moruing from thrro
months visit to Mrs Scotus mother
iu 50 MarN's, No
Niles Virginia carr VIII lcay, tho
nrl week la september Go r,-rut,r
an, Visitation convent u Wu-h,ust"n
for the schuul year
Miss Irene Johnston OF Los Angeles
ls in Albuquerque Tor few weeks.
Tho guest of hpr mister. AIRS, Fred
Mvtsgur of 231 Nuyth Walter street
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-30
DislinguI-ln-d Visitors Irlcd.

Wholly fulfilling. and indeed SUR
passing the high Enticiputions ot the
citizens OF the Duke CITY who desired
Ia de- their handsome best In enter
tainmont OF the visiting attorneys.
was the reception IN the Commercial
club Monday evening.
\ profuslon of luNuriant palms
converted the spacious rooms into
the scmblahcc of an exotic garden aud
effectively enhanced the bright gowns
uf the ladies IN their choicest attire
and tho sumbcr garb of the gentlemen
~ evening dress In the cOrrodor fac
ing the stairway the reception com
mlttce Messrs Felix Lester @. y.
Marion and 4. o. Struup greeted the
guests I'm cordial manner, and an aux
Hilary committee officated In introduce
lions, keeping the visitors and towns
people happily mingled ana communi.
catiye by banishlng strangorship from
the assembly The very air was VI
brant with the wit wisdom and ready
reparteo that sparkled In the CONVEX
sation of these bralniest men and
loVelicst ladies In the new state
10 the uneful strains 81 the cav
anaugh Fuhrmoycr orchestra a large
number of the company sped the
evening til midnight In dancing,
While on the balcony, enjoying the
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-30
sEpER WILL BE
HIGH SCHOOL PRINCIPAL

Arthur Raymond Sedcr last year s
graduate o. the University Of New
MeNico, viii leave this evening for
Carlsbad whore he has been appoint.
ed the principal Il the hiph school
Mr. Scdcr was one ol the most bril-.
liant of the students at The Varsity.
having attended the Northwestern
UNIVERSITY before cOminp 10 AlhuQucr
quo. lie vas a participant IN an the
activities of the school, taking a lead
ing part Ia scholastic and athletic
achievements His future, as meas.
ured hy PAST performances viii he a
brilliant record aDd the Carlsbad high
school b. "a be- congratulated upon ac
quirins 50 efficient mau 10 act as
principal
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-30
mn Mn I,nrIN

Ga, the m,rrl,st informalitics OF
the month was the dancing party last
evening at the sherman home un
Sorth Eighth street. when Misses
Edith sherman. Packard and Lane
entertained 20 young people in honot
of Miss Ernn Fcrgussun's huus"
guests. Misscs Wilson of Texas DIS.
tucitNrl, q student rcycl OF the Phi
Mn cot,ric. tho culnrs uf the sorority
we're effectively used IN the urna-
mcntatiun at the spacious rooms.
PINK aud white flowers in fact, tho
official "puks" of IA. Phi MA rlus-
tered iu every available place aud "N-
hnicd their sweetness on the pleasing
scene The Incompatible pleasure of
parlor dancing IN company 81 init
mate friends Kept the cumpanN till "A
tate hour. and the enjoyment "f re-
frcshmcuts CLOSED the happy evening.
Those present we're Mrs. sherman,
NJ isscs Erna Ferguson, Wilson, Polly
Wilson uf Corpus christi, Texas. Do
torres Hun!ng Laura Lovclacc Hazel
COX. NcWhall Lane, LuVclacc, Pick
ard, sherman MrssrS. Herman shy
der. Sam Packard David Lane. Rob
crt Arcns. Robert S,Wcil, Wruth.
George walker. Charles Lrmhkc,
Mullins, Lawrence Ice, carl David
SON, Kari Karstrn
Miss Campfield entertained.
An auspicious beginning of series
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-30

Fellows hau. brought out uN
quota of IN, membership Who were
eager tu greet the DISTINGUISHED guest
famed throughout the United states
and England Tor mcritorious achieve
mrutg in IN, Interests ct the MH,,a-
bees and fhr Eastern star
Preceding M, social enjoyment The
members took their places 100 IA,
lodge room To- listen To- au inspiring
address uN Mrs Hart ON "ruc Ideal
OF Go, order Mra. Hart uiu iu
part
"rhc high ideal that called into cN-
istcnyc the Ladies' of the Mucraurrs
tor which the order exists is the
American child To whom is given
our tcnd,rcnt devotion ana lblrst 81.
fort to uuurish. educate and protect
from harm
And that you idcll may be- att
tanned ! charge YOU in the utmc of
tho American child. a. make every
effort to build mp your order. Co bc
faithful Yourselves 10 YOUR ntutury
vows 10 De- present Whenever pos.i-
Die at the hive reviews. 60 cherish
IA, spirit ut frutcrudlism that binds
You to your sisters iu the order 100 the
bonds 90 truth. fidelity and love DO
YOU realize that tho Ladies at the
Maccabccs is the largest wuWcu's ore
gnuizatiou IN America. that In o.
years u has acquired membership
ul lGi. uuD members? Alroad5 eight
million dollars have been paid out 60
provide Tor tho children and hcucfi.
Charles under tho folds OF ita protect
tug banner Yet tho Too million doll
lars IN outstanding policies are amply
protected 10y the treasury. besides the
reserve fund of i've million dollars
In United states bonds. IN, recent
mobile biil,' passed by the national
assembly ol nsuranc, commissioners.
requiring an usurauc, societies To
place their policies and funds on AIDE
quutr rates by January !. 1919. VIII
in uo wise affect the Maccahccs,
which already hriug on adequate rates
win not need the rcadjustmcnt that
numerous other societies viii under.
go
'Ou september .. In common with
an the hives in America. this hive VIII
dedicate the dan To- memorial services
commemorative ot our late supreme
commander, who departed THIS life
August 4
The speaker concluded with an en-
thusiastic appeal Tor the members 10
rc-cousrcrutc themselves To- the up-
building of the order and Was given
tie close attention of cach lady
present Greeting the speaker nfur-
nnlly WAS as great % pleasure AZ
hearing her on thc platform as Ike
dll really gr"at persons Mrs Hart
has thu ease at bearing aud simpliy-
ity of manner tIH wins friruds
Hdjourulng to the banquet hall the
company inhaled even la tho corri-
dors the aroma of cot flowers with
which the tables were d,Vkcd. Placed
In the form OF q cross, the tables nt
tho point OF juncturc bore a fragrant
mass ot pctunlas, the gin Of Mrs.
Shuitlcbargcv, garlandcd with dclt-
cate ferns. Rcd ana white carnations
were th" faVurs al each plato. hur.
monizing with thu red ana white rosc-
embroidered ccntorpircos aud IA, rrl
aud white blossoms of the DECORATIVE
scheme.
The company sat long al tho taul,s.
enjoying the thrco-cuursc feast prc-
pared under the direction of MI. j.
II. Holman
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-30

The aides OF tho Maccahocs are
this afternoon holding q special meet.
ing IN order TO permit their supreme
deputy. Nj Laura ~ Hart 10 review
the drill and ritualistlc work OF the
local hive
At q. conclusion of tho meeting
tais afternoon. Mrs. Ida Mason on
behalf of Alamo Hive 80. :, presented
Mrs Hart with handsome Navajo
IS. uket of elegant design. as token
cot appreciation and esteem Mrs
ll1ri responded Ia with q uv happy
rcmarks. thanking the Macabccs for
I'll. enjoyable time sN. Gt. ucon at
lordcd wailr On Albuqrcrquc
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-30
Mrs. Gentry 10 enter,ain.

Mrs J. q. Gentry will entertain tho
ladies of Gold and broadway church
and their friends tomorrow afternoon
al an outdoor party IN the orchard of
her country home ON the Indian school
road An interesting program has been
arranged by the membars OF the g. ".
u NJ. for the occasion. All ladies IN
the city will be welcome.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-30
aI,rrc Mm Oncrlnr.. socinI.

Mrs T. ScullN viii entertain the
couerogntiun of the Highland Mctho.
dist church Friday afternoon, the ma
ur, OF 90, AFFAIR being tho customary
"Froe VIII Oncring" social that has
proven 500 delightful u the past An
informal program Will DO rendered
during the .ftcrnoon as follows.
Plano solo ........ Miss ClydJ Wilson
Vocal solo Mrs. J 49, Schwcutkcr
Reading ........... Mrs Doris
Vocal solo ............ Mrs ThaXton
TIN, rec, p'luu ana entertainment %
tho guests VIII be- looked after hy tho
host.s. aud her mother Mrs G. q.
Mimi.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-30
MI Iini,nr Enicrtnln-.

MIS- Emm. Ruppc entertained
mir! -n,c Young lricuds last evening
st her rl,islut home on Nortn Sec
ond street Vocal and instrumental
music. dnd games of skin occupied
the attention or the company part of
tn, e., ming. devoted primarily, how
ever, tu dancing in The Wide c"rri-
dor. and dining room. Concluding
with 'umptuuu8 rcpaSt, tho guests
dispcrs a 80 . late hour.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-30
MI.,ionnr, socIc,, Meet,

Monday afternoon, pursuant To the
custom Co hold monthly Joint meet
Ing. the Homo and Foreign Mission
society OF tu. Highland NJ =. church
assembled iu the church for the dis
feature ~ the meeting was nn inter-
tstlug review ot the book. The Man
uc TumurruV," by Rev :. g. Nilsson.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-30

h1ltuN August zophNrs thr guests
were served To- delicious collation..
tn" gnll1ntrS of the gentlemen being
the medium uf service More than
$50 wrr, present To- welcome the dis
tinEuislivd Visitors aud urge them To-
return soon t. the Duke City. that
viii ever receive them with open
arms
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-30
chafina Dish upper.

The Twelve girls In the east Of The
forthcoming Class Play" To be pre-.
scented carly in Scpte nber were the
guests % Mrs ! ; yesterday Satur-
day oNcaing 81 a plrasingly informal
anair The picturesque rooms were
.iiuiuscly beautiful by masses Of sol.
den rod ana The table whcrcat tn"
company enjoyed p delicious chatting
dish repast was PRETTY adorned In
the national flower
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-30
sewing Party

Mlngling Industry ana play. the
young ladies Of Albuquerque are ac-
uuiring fame ~ which the colonial
Prcscilla might be- enViuus One OF
the best of these wurk parties occur
red saturday afternoon at the home
~ Miss Katherine GrimmeI when
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-30
Mr. M,l.unr Ia Enlcrtnin.

Mrs Edua Metzsdr of s3i North
waiter street. viii entertain the prin-
cipais of IA, east "rhc Man From
Homo" al AN Informal party NJ her
HON this evening
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-30
Mr.. IInrt IInnnre,I.

The reception aud banquet rendered
by the Lady Maccahecs at Alamo
Hive No la honor of their visit-
ing sdprem" deputy Mrs Laura u
Hart yesterday Afternoon ia the odd
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-30
Mrs. Kelly TO Entertain.

Mrs Harry Kelly, one of the pop.
ular brides of the spring, will be AT
home TO number OF friends tomorrow
afternoon Shen cards viii be the fca.
turc OF pleasure
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-30
"tlnss I'laN

Glass PLAY
Another rehearsal eft th, play to he
presented by the King, Daughters
early in september vu. held last
evening in the phrlors .' the prcsby-
terrain church This Afternoon the
new coach. Mrs. 49, \ Baker. will
tat, charge of the rehearsal. and the
technical finishing worked out uudor
her all, direction
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-30

twelve uumatcs sped the hours with
utp dlyvutN.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-05-12
YALE GRADS. MEET.
Prospects Of Boat Race and Base Ball
Subjects Of Discussion.

The sons OF Eli in Washington gathered
hst night Tor a smoker at the University
Club and talked over the old times at
Yale and the prospects OF crew and base
bail team this spring in their contests
with tho old rivals. Princeton and Har-
yard.
Lee McCung. treasurer OF the United
States. and president OF tho local Yale
Alumni Association, presided at the
smoker, which was an informal affair.
The meeting was held in the grillroom Of
the club. which was an innovation. since
most Of the college smokers are held in
the fraternity rooms. 1t is likely that
other similar entertainments will be given
BY the Yale association in the near
future.
Among those who attended the smoker
were Lee McClung. Cpshur Moorehead.
George x. McLanahan. Huntington VIII
son, assistant secretary of state; John
torrance, Walter H. Allen. Z. 8. N: Prof.
Menge. Alexander o. Bentley, John X.
Stauffer. John Ball Osborne, Frederick H.
Brooke. United States Forester Henry s.
Graves and Bert Nelms
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-05-12
REPAIR LIGHTHOUSE VESSELS
Baltimore Firms the Only Bidders
for Government Work.

Taking advantage Of the approaching
season when the lighthouse service steam
ers are not ON duty night and day, prep
arations to have them overhauled are be-
ing made by tho lighthouse authorities.
The lighthouse service steamer Jessa-
mine, which looks after repair work to
the light stations In tho fifth district, as
well as after other lighthouse service
work, is to receive a general overhauling
Of her boiler, and bids for tho work.
which were opened In Baltimore recently,
all from Baltimore firms were rs fol-
lows:
". 8. CahiM Company. &s26 and twelve
days to perform repairs.
Mcintyre & Henderson, $3.50 and twelve
spedden shipbuitdine Company. $s2s
and twenty days.
Skinner Shipbui1ding and Dry Dock
Company, $526 and twelve days.
Marine Railway, Machine and Boiler
Works, $678.6O and eighteen days.
Tho lighthouse service steamer Maple
Is to receive q new propeller, and while
in the drydock her hull will be cleaned
and painted and she will receive minor
repairs: Bids for this work were as fol-
lows: Mcintyre & Henderson. $135 and
eight days to complete work; Spedden
Shipbuilding Company, $202. Is and SIX
days: Skinner Shipbuilding and Dry Dock
Company. $3.50 and twelve days
The bids have been sent to the light
house authorities at this city for exam
ination and award.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-05-12
GAVE LIQUOR TO CHILDREN.
Former Soldier, Convicted, Now Is
AWAITING Sentence.

John Stack. formerly of the United
States Army and an employee Of the De-
partment of Agriculture. was convicted
in the Juvenile Court yesterday afternoon
of supplying boys and girls with intoxi-
cants in three different establishments he
is said to have maintained in as many
sections Of the city. The specific charge
against Stack was contributing to the
delinquency Of minor children. He was
remanded to jail until tomorrow for SEN
tence.
Mosby Williams. jr.. a. sixteen-year-of1
boy, appeared as complaining witnesses
Williams declared Stack had invited him
to apartments on M street and H street
at different times In the last few months
after dark, where. he said. he met girls
of about his own age. Stack furnished
them with liquor. he said.
Sometimes he would have parties OF
several couples at time. The evenings
we're joyous occasions" said Williams.
Several officials from the Department of
Agriculture testified that Stack bore a
good reputation. Evidence was also intro
duced to show that his army record was
satisfactory.