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DINNERS AND LUNCHEONS

Tho Naval Attache Of the Russian EN-
bassy and Nine. Vassilief were hosts at
a dinner last evening for the members of
the embassy star. yesterday being the
Russian Christmas.
Mrs. Faison. wife Of Maj. Samson L.
Faison, entertained At luncheon yester-
day.
The President will be the guest Of honor
at a banquet given by the National Tariff
Board Commission Association at the
New Willard. Thursday evening. January
L. A number of the wives Of the guests
will have supper served them in the bal
cony during the progress of the banquet.
Miss Murray and Miss Carolyn Murray,
daughters Of Brig. Gen. Arthur Murray.
U. S. A., and ..irs- Murray were hostesses
for company Of young people at lunch
con yesterday. when the guests were
asked to meet Miss Marion Leutze.
daughter Of Rear Admiral E. H. C..
Leutze. commandant of the BROOKLYN
Navy Yard. who Is visiting Miss Louise
Cromwell. The other guests included
Miss Louise Cromwell and her house
guests, Miss Suzanne Carroll. Miss
Amyltta Talbot, Miss Margretta Symons.
Miss Alice Vandergrift Miss May Ham,
mond. Miss Downing, Miss Philip H..
Torrey. Miss Hester Singer. Of Pittsburg.
and Miss Leonora Finley.
Mrs. Richard H. Townsend has out In
vitations for a dinner followed by CO.
tillor in honor of Miss Helen Taft for
January q.
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Harrison are at home on Fridays this
season. At 22as Q street.
Mrs. J. H W. Blake and Miss Blake
will be at home Mondays In January
and February at their residence, N12 O
ctreet northwest.
Mrs. Van Devantef. wife Of Mr. Jus
tice Van Devanter, will not be at home
Mondays in February. They have taken
the home Of the late Mr.. Justice Brewer.
In Sixteenth street.
Mrs. Van orsdel. wife Of Judge Van
Orsdel. will not be at home Monday.
January 8, but will receive the remain
ing Mondays in January.
Mrs.iP. v. DeGraw. wife Of the Fourth
Assistant Postmaster General, will be
at home Informally on Mondays during
the season after January 16.
Mrs. Henry T. Rainey. of the Hotel
Driscoll. will not be at home Monday.
January 9.
Mrs. J. p. Latta, of the Hotel Dris-
coll. will not be at home Monday. Janu-
ary 8.
Rev. George F. Dudley and Mrs. Dudley
will be at home Monday afternoons and
evenings in January, at 1862 Irving street
Mrs William Cline Borden was at home
yesterday afternoon and will receive next
Saturday afternoon also. at 1901 California
street.
Mrs. William Corcoran Hill will be at
home Mondays in January.
Mrs. Witherspoon received yesterday
afternoon.
Nine Chang, wife of the Chinese Min
lister, will be at home Thursdays from
to o'clock. throughout the season.
Mrs. George w. Ray and Miss Ray will
not be at home next Thursday. but will
be the other Thursdays in the month.
Mrs A. H. Baldwin will be at home at
the Cecil on Tuesdays, January 10 and II.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Schlosberg will be at
home in honor of the bar mitzva Of their
son Maurice, Sunday, January Is. from
to TO- 1907 E street northwest.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isidor Grosner will be
pleased to see their friends at their home
in Massachusetts avenue. Sunday. Janu-
ary Is. from to II p. m, in honor of
their twenty-fifth wedding anniversary.
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RECEPTIONS AND TEAS.

Mrs. Charles Grayson Dulin entertained
at a tea yesterday afternoon from to
o'clock. at Stoneleigh Court. in honor of
her house guest, Mrs. ]. Livingston
Eagan, Of New York and Florida. The
rooms were artistically decorated with
pink roses and ferns. Assisting Mrs.
Dulin in receiving her guests and dis
pensing the hospitalities OF the after
noon were Mrs. Walter Mclean, wife Of
Capt Mclean. U. s. N: Mrs. William
Strother Smith, wife Of Commander
Strother Smith. U. S. N: Mrs. Green
Clay Goodloe. Mrs Jules Guthridge.
Mrs. Paul c. Patterson, Miss Calderon.
daughter Of the Minister from Bolivia,
and Miss Strother Smith.
The German Ambassador and Countess
Won Bernstorff have issued cards for a
reception on January q. at 9 o'clock. in
celebration Of the birthday anniversary
of the Kaiser.
Mrs. Frederick wesson and her daugh-
ter. Mrs. Stewart E. Barber. wife Of
Paymaster Barber, U. S. N. have cards
out for a tea, Saturday. January IA.
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GEORGETOWN.

Mrs. w. e. p. French and Mrs. Dou.
thirt have cards out for q tea Tuesday
January 10, from to z o'clock.
Lieut.. Robert Peirce, U. 8. NJ. c., who
has been the guest Of his parents. Mr
and Mrs. Peirce, Of p street, sailed last
Thursday for the Philippines.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry B. Weaver are re-
ceiving congratulations on the advent OF
a son.
Miss Orilee Dix has returned from Wis
iting friends in Maryland.
Mrs. George w. Ray and Miss Ray Will
receive the third Thursday in January.
Mrs. William b. Orme and her adaugh-
ter. Mrs. RaWline Hume, OF "Evermay.'
will be at home Tuesdays instead OF
Thursdays during January.
Miss Ethel Graves, Of p street. has re-
turned from visiting Miss Butler, Of
Shepherdsfown. w. Va.
Lieut.. David Brewster. U. 8. II. c., who
has been on duty in this city, left Mon
day for Port Royal. 8. c.
Mr.. worden Paris. who has, been the
guest Of his parents since the marriage
Of his brother. in October. has returned
to his home in Seattle. Wash.
Mr.. and Nrs. Charles T. Classtt. ol
the Kanawha. have returned to theiz
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WEDDINGS-ENGAGEMENTS

Miss Elizabeth Shedd, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Samuel Simms Shedd. was mar
ried last evening to Mr.. William Clifton
Lawton. Of Philadelphia, formerly of
Baltimore. The ceremony was performed
in ST Margaret's Church by the rector.
Rev. Herbert Scott Smith, at o'clock.
and was followed by q reception in the
home Of the brides parents, for the rel
ativcs. out-of-town guests. and close
friends. The bride was attended by her
sister, Mrs. Duncan Mckenzie Anderson.
of. Toronto. matron of honor; Miss Mil
dred Duvall. maid Of honor, and Miss
Charlotte Sweet, Of Buffalo, and Miss
Elizabeth Dowell. Of this city. brides
maids. The best man was Mr.. Lucius
Beebe. of Philadelphia, and the ushers
were Mr.. Dudley Day Lawton. Of Bal
timore, brother Of the bridegroom: Mr..
Joseph T. Lawton and MI. John Lawton
Norwood. cousins of the BRIDEGROOM.
from Baltimore, and Mr.. Eugene L.
Guilford. Of Philadelphia The church
was handsomely and effectively deco
rated with green foliage and white blos-
SONS. and the decorations in the home
were all in green and pink. The bride
wore gown Of dull ivory satin, hand
embroidered and trimmed with pearls
u
Dutch cap Of point lace, with bunches
Of orange blossoms on either side She
carried Bride roses, orchids, and lilies
of the valley.
The matron Of honor wore pink satin.
hand-embroidered and trimmed with gold
lace. She carried a colonial bouquet Of
pink roses. The maid of honor wore a
similar gown and carried pink and white
roses, and the bridemaids' gowns were
al ~ ink NJ
of white and green. Mrs Shedd, mother
of the bride, wore black lace, with Brus-
sells lace Mrs. William T. Lawton,
mother Of the bridegroom. Of Baltimore,
Md. wore black velvet and point
lace. The bride and bridegroom
left for a wedding trip late In
the evening. after which they will
be at home in Germantown. Pa Among
the out-of-town guests were Miss Law
Gin, Of Baltimore: Mrs. William B. Biddle.
Of Chicago. and Mr.. and Mrs B. Frank
lin Belts. Of Philadelphia.
Lieut.. and Mrs. Richard c. Moore,
whose marriage took place December 2.
will return to Washington next week
to be the guests Of the latter's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Todd Davis, at the
Highlands. before going to their home
in West Virginia. Mrs. Davis and Mrs.
Moore will be at home Tuesdays, January
II and a. Mrs Davis has Just retdrned
from Bridgeport, Conn.,, where she was
called shortly after the marriage of her
daughter by the serious illness Of her
son.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Russell. Of Lowell.
Mass, announce the engagement Of their
daughter Mabelle to First Lieut.. John
Mather, Coast Artillery Corps, U. 8. A.
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take command Of the army on January
L. Brig. Gen. Pershing. who has been
| acting commander for some time, will
| retain command until that date.
Lieut. T. c. Walker. U. s. A.. Lieut.
]. A. Moss. U. S. A, and Maj. Harry
c. Hale, Q. S. A., are guests at the New
| Grand Hotel, in New York City.
Rear Admiral N. E. Mason. Chief OF
Ordnance Of the navy. was confined
to his homo the past week with an at
tack of grip.
Miss Maria Calvo. daughter Of the
Minister from Costa Rica, is spending
| some time in New York, where she Is
| the guest of friends
DR.. and Mrs. w. X. Butler have closed
| their home in Chevy Chase. and opened
| their town house. at 1e07 NJ street, fol
| the remainder of the season.
! Representative and Mrs. Underwood
| Of Birmingham, Ala. have taken apart
ments at the Grafton.
Commander John R. Gibbons. U. s. N.
and Mrs. Gibbons have taken the house
| 1901 r street for the remainder Of the
| season
Naval Constructor William G. Du Bose,
U. S. N, and Mrs. Du Bose, with their
son Jasper. nave taken an apartment in
! the Toronto. Twentieth and P streets.
Miss Jones. Of Elizabeth, N. J., has
| neen spending the nondays here with her
| prother-in-law and sister, Paymaster
Frederick G. Pyne, U. S. N. and Mrs.
Pyne. at their home in Twenty-first
street.
latter formerly Miss Shelby Converse.
daughter of the late Rear Admiral Con-
verse. U. S. NJ. are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Richard Harlow.
Capt. A. La Rue Christie. Eighth In
fantry, who is abroad with his wife on a
honeymoon tour. has visited Belgium,
Holland. Germany. Austria, and Italy, and
last month was in Switzerland. The cap
| tain and his wife will return to the Unit
ed States by way of Paris and London.
Mrs. Christie is the daughter of Gen.
Frederick A Smith. U. S. A.
Col. Bryan Conrad. Fifteenth In
SldllOuSO dC 4OuSloSs - OSohp
is visiting his father, Hon. Holmes Con-
rad former Assistant Solicitor General. in
this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. p. Mertz and Miss
Mertz, of Cleveland Park, have closed
their house for the winter and are 10
Gated at the Grafton.
Miss Susie M. KRISTEN. of G street
southwest, has just returned from Balti-
more. where she spent the holidays. and
was the house guest Of her cousins. Mr..
and Mrs. Milton Mervis, Of Baltimore
street.
The retiring Military Attache Of the
United States Embassy at London and
Mrs. Sydney A. Cloman have sailed for
this country. after several years resi-
dence in the fashionable districts Of the
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At HOMES.

Mrs. Meyer. wife Of the Secretary OF
the Navy. will not be At homo next
Wednesday.
Mrs. Burrows, wife Of Senator Bur
rows, Of Michigan. was at home last
Thursday for the frst time this season.
ana will be at home only the remaining
Thursdays Of this month.
Mrs. Depew. wife Of the Senator from
New York, was 1t homo last Thursday
for~the first time this year. and win re-
ceive the other Thursdays Of this month.
Nrs. Russell Harrison and her mother.
A1rA Saunders, widow Of Senator Saun-
ders. ,of NebraskA. and Miss 1arthena
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E.F.Droop & Sons Co.
1900 & Street.
Pianos Music
the ..sTElKWAY"
the 's81ElkWAY''

apartment after a three weeks visit to
Mrs. Clagetrs parents. Mr.. and Mrs. s.
S. Lutz. of Leesburg. Va.
Mr.. Frank Miller. who has been visit
ing friends, returned Friday to his home,
San Juan. Porto Rico.
The marriage Of Miss Edna J. Middle
ton to Mr.. George Ramsey Bready, whose
engagement was announced on December
G. will take place Wednesday, Febru-
ary Is.
Miss Mamie Peirce spent the weekend
at Annapolis and attended the New Year
hop at the Academy.
Mrs. A. A. Wilson. who has been the
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Breslin. in
Roanoke. is now visiting Mrs. Allen WAL
ker. Of Thirty-frst street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Keith Forrest received q
large number Of their frieRds at their first
at-home Tuesday, January 3. Mrs. For
rest wore her wedding gown. and looked
most attractive. The house was beauti-
fully decorated with green and red.
Miss Eleanore Leaf. Of Fort Washing
ton, who has been the house guest Of Miss
Bessie Birch. left Thursday for her homA.
Mr.. Karl Klee, a Nell-known violinise.
has returned to his studies at Peabody
Institute.
Among the Georgetown people attending
the annual dance given by Company L.
Of the Technical High School. Friday even
ing. were Maj. Elbridge Casselman. Miss
Alnarda Casselman. Miss Ethel Person.
and Mr.. Horace Pearson.
Mrs. Henry Onutt, Of Friendshfp
Heights, entertained At breakfast on
Monday. January /. in honor Of Miss
stevens and Miss, Carey. after which the
party attended the reception at the White
House.
Mra p. L. wormeley. who il spending
the winter in Georgetown. Ia visiting In
Richmond. Va.
Miss Carey, Of Baltimore. and Miss
Stevens. Of Connecticut were entertained
1t dinner on Sunday by Mr.. and Mrs.
Milton johnson.
The regimental ball given by the field
of1cers of the high school on Saturay
evening. at the Arlington. was attended
by . party Of young people from George
town. chaperoned by Mrs. A. B. Cassei-
man. In the party. were Miss Stevens
and Miss Carey. Of baltimore. who were
house quests Of Mrs. Casseiman: Miss
. EAYaA n.
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wrinkles or frowns in their foreheads.
creases both sides Of the nose to the chin.
dropping or baggy eyelids, and q baggy
condition Of the throat that II caused
by broken down tissues. BY q pain
less operation by our surgeon they can
be made TO- look ten years younger and
renew their old charm Of expression and
face. The day has gone by to ridicule
any Improvement that we can make in
our person. Beauty Of face far exceeds
the most fashionable clothes or millinery,
and In our case IL much more economical.
as people from forty to sixty years Of age
who have these operations performed re-
tain the result from fifteen to twenty
years: The utmost secrecy can b main
tanned. a. our business In an its branches
Il absolutely confidential The operations
are painless and leave no scars. Our de-
partment b most thoroughly. equipped
and has no superior IN the world
Appointments can b made By 'pAono.
paA Or IN peEDon.
TAsas HalA geuA
h yaDihgisa laiosd lapsssin e,
~ eI sl1s.i IL
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British capital Mrs. Cloman, az Mrs.
Victor Clement, was one of the most pop
ular widows in Washington. She was
married to Capt. Cloman upon the eve Of
his departure for his new post In London.
large party Of distinguished diplomats
and other society people saw them of
at the station in London.
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of the minuets to be danced by young
people at the Southern Relief ball, will
continue her work for that affair, but
will cancel her other social engagements
for tho present.
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Ne inner CsRTlaess 0eta1.eAse Tnaa
Thoee fuTnished ~ DovneYs StAh1eeI
- Z - HIRED ro61o0aa4 eoe ~ eooaAl
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Don v0yags Floyvsrs fDr Yeur Fraenos
saiIing Tor Eurupe. Orders 0llod at WaGh-
ingtea ps.esa =: = e@s!l z sons. lleh =
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BEAU Y
Why Go to nesu York
or Paris?

very bright. up-to-
date woman tries to
make herself look a.
presentable Is possible.
Hundreds Of women in
thi@ coyn nmnnifv n n - q
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Mr.. and Mrs. Harrison Dodge and Mis-,
Mollie Dodge. Of this city. are the guest,
Of Lieut.. and Mrs.. Hugh Mclean Walker
now stationed At Charleston, 8. c.
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0oo1 reoR3e Tn1nk q No!sn -
lunbeg ~ yxCo nxenaA
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Mrs. Darling. wife Of Col John A.
Darling. q. 8. A.. retired, was the quest
Of her son. Dr.. 0atherwood. Of Denver.
Colo. Tor Q beief visit. She has now
returned to her BONE In California.
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Gen. and Mrs. Humphrey, Of 1620 Eigh
teenth street. have their son, Lieut.
Marion B. Humphrey. U. 8. M c., Wis
iting them.
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MAJ. Gen. ,. Franklin Ben. the nsw
Commando AZ the army In the PhdIip-
pines. arrived m Manila January 3 10
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dss ssfsiss bs.ss1s SEs5,ss - : q
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Maj. Gen. John F. Weston, U. s.
retired, is visiting in Washington for Il
first time since his return from the Phi
ippines. several years ago.
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Rear Admiral N. E. Mason. Chief OF
Ordnance Of the navy, has been suffer
ing for the past week from an attack OF
grip. He has been confined to his room.
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Csntinuea .. rage ., csl.na l.,
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Mrs. N. J. McGill and daughters hav
closed their residence, in II street. and
are located for the winter in Prince Will
lam County, Va
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Mrs. William n. Walker. who is con.
valescing from a recent illness; Mis-.
Laura ". Walker. and Mr. and Mrs. Lee
Britton and children have closed theil
home at Otterbourne. and will spend
the winter with Mrs. Grace W. Nettleton
at 1746 Euclid street, where they will be
at home to their friends.
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Former Secretary of the Navy and Mrs
Truman H. Newberry and Miss Newber-
~ will return to their home, 1875 Six
teenth street. Thursday. January Il. for
the season
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Mrs. Wallace Radcliffe will receive Al
usual Monday afternoons throughout the
season.
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Mrs. A. G. Lewis. Of 151s Twenty
eighth street northwest. has visiting her
her mother and sister. Mrs Todd and
Mrs. Anderson, of New York. and will be
at home informally next Tuesday after
noon.
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Naval Constructor William G. Du Bose.
U. S. N, and Mrs. Du Bose, with their
son Jasper, nave taken an apartment in
the Toronto. Twentieth and P streets.
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Miss Jones. Of Elizabeth. N. J.. has
neen spending the holidays here with her
prother-in-law and sister, Paymaster
Frederick G. Pyne. U. S. NJ. and Mrs.
Pyne, at their home in Twenty-first
street.
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Mr.. John Barrett, Director Of the Bu-
reau Of American Republics. who has
been quite ill in New York, is now re-
covering from an operation, and is at
Atlantic City. He expects to return to
Washington the end of the week.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-10-28
WILLIAM RANDOLPH
HEARST Butts IN

Notwithstanding MI tho crookcdncs,
that ho, turned up IN Democratic poll.
iir. ~ New Nort latcy aud the uuul int
ing mess We have had here IN puHy
County. wr arr T." have the originator
Ut uII thr dirty political methods with
u, during the closing hour, OF the cam
puigu with q spectral edition of one IT
his papers, the los Angeles Examiner,
and tor ihi. great stunt Nj Hearst WIN
bar, Just Recently gotten hnck into the
Democratic fold. o., to have the New
MpNiru Democratic delegates IN the next
national convention. This l. lacking Il
little ahead hu' Mr. Hearst will hc busy
Now until the nest Democratic national
convention turn, him dawn aud then
he will return 'o the ranks ~ the holt.
rr,. II don Z muNr nuy difference with
ilugcrmuuI,m, they urr ont fer the IN.
ulfrucr ui the Hearst sheet aud they
have everything 10 gain aud nothing 10
lose. There are O. lot ri regular demo.
rrats wh" live 10 rs u principle who
are not going 90 stand for thiS llugrr.
man business. They knew hr has uu
interest IN Democratic purposes, u il
an ,clGshuc,, with him and the people
know il aud will return his insult Mt the
polls ru November. There are many
Democrat, who would rather lose with
put llagctmuu than To win with him.
they know that bts purposes are To-
uiugc aaUum aud not Ia benefit the
pcmocr-as party, tie is simply q woii
u sleeps clothing lIagcrmauism aud
Hearst yellow journalism should eve
ulc lu New Mexico.
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SOCIALISTS OFFER DEMO.
CRATIC CENTRAL COMMIT.
TEE $50 FOR CHANCE TO
FOLLOW MCDONALD

George Koop, Socialist lecturer at
Chicago, who spoke 10 the local here
Thursday night, offered the Democratic
rrntral committee $1,000 for q chance 10
follow W. e. Mcdonald, Democratic
rundidate for Govcrnor. who spoke ~
thr Evan, opera House last night. The
Democratic committee fluily refused L.
~" ku"p u hearing, showing that they
iidu = care to mlN medicine with Nj
Kuup, K"r u, q ,cIy strong speaker
aud has the principle. "i the part,
ready :" reel IN I" M" man who will
listen - Li, d]urtriucs. n hrgiu. &C.
lnuk liz" g wa, ur To- tine Republican,.
o. see kou with lt" Socialists ui the
county. ~ the democratic strength Be-.
split four hundred WAYS aud The Social
ISIS ARE getting wnuy new converts.
II T. not gu'up 10 ~rrlri." th" New,
o. 10 another live ycuf, th" brmuc. All c
patty will be- e matter Ut history tld
that the iva leading partic. 81 'hr v,un
~ will be- thr Republican aud Socialist
pHIlIr-.
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CONTEST

On Friday evening ~ Nh" High Srbo"l
auditorium occurred the urutorirnl ron
test between the High school pupils for
representation at the State Orntorirul
Contest IN Santa fc next month. -Four
contestants presented original Grafton,
int"rspcrscd with plan" selection. and
songs from the Glcc club. The Judges
or this occasion were Rev. Father Mo
linlc. Mr. Donald stewart aud Rev Lin.
gui.', of Nara Visa. The successful
Grafton wa, o. Famuu, Women hv Ma.
pie Nurfu,. The remaining contestant.
were Max ~G"ld"nhcra, Nora Wnag"u"r.
aud Oscar C%rofford. The GRAFTON ~
Maple Nnctus was 1T one" forwarded
to Santa Fc 10y special delivery aud il
accepted hy the committee IN charge,
will ruiitlr her Ia represent Turumrari
High school in the inter scholastic Sta,r
OrntorirHl Contest.
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W. N. CRoFFoRD ELECTED SEC.
RETARY OF THE CHAMBER
OF COMMERCE

j. ", tamrLcli. the Democratic eau
dilai" for state rrrf" cut"iiy", hn, r".
signed a, secretary uf The Chamber 81
Commerce aud ". y. Ir"n"rI has been
elected 10 III ~" place. Nj. Cr"n"rd
, - man - plrrIid ndIrc,, aud thor
uphlN capable "f attending /" ~" du.
lie, ut secretary at the chamber "l Com
m"rcc. Tie has been q commercial trnv.
"lcr for mr"y wears aud know, how ~
tell the hnmrsockvr about the country
and it, po~sihilitlcs. The rhrmlrr Ut
Commerce has something like ne hun.
bred rnd liftv paving member and hn,
much important work 10 4" This rnm
NJ v"ur aud Mr. 'r"H"rl viii lee found
q useful mru ~ the place ~ secretary
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-10-28
ANNOUNCEMENTS FOR CENTER
STREET METHODIST CHURCH
Sunday, October 30, 1911.

81 ~ u. N SUNDAY school Come aud
uiu one of our splendid classes. We
are making an especial effort this year
tu cnlist the adults.
ll:0u Il. NJ. Preaching Service. Next
sunday the first sermon IN the new
hurch year. 4 full attendance Of mem.
I rrs H. desired.
i;0O T.. NJ. Junior Services. All chill
lrnn M, attending Junior services have
. cordial invitation. \ pleasant aad
u%ptural time Of instruction. aud uplift
81" the little ones
$3.50 f. m. Epworth League services.
Miss Ruth Cox, leader. Special music,
vocal aud instrumental.
1880 +. u. Preaching services, The
sunday evening services at this church
i"r this wear will be- devoted 10 80.
%'crial evangelistic efforts.
Good music and a warm welcome a,
40 services.
specialized. X. q. Heinrich will
ing Paul Rodney : noted has, solo
Calvary, - At the morning services
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MIDNIGHT IN THE ozARxs

aud yet sleepleSs Hiram Sepanton 81
Clay City, H., coughed aud eaanhed.
lie was IN the mountains on the advice
NJ ~ doctors, who said he had con.
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