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Williams news., 1911-01-21

will clean the town of all scab burglars. and we will give them e. cry assistance in doing so.
 The papers report a passenger train stalled in a washout near Vancouver. We have wired our lodge there to send three or four of their best men to do "relief' work.
 Reports from Seattle say the two of our noble band who held up the Northern Pacific in that city recently and shot the postal clerk, are in safe retreat, and will be back home in few days with the swag. The boys will be given . royal welcome back to the city.
 Members 3S3 and 274 who were sent to San Bernardino to investi- gate few tips given in the morn ing papers concerning swag that some amateurs overlooked, have returned. The tip was correct and they have the swag to prove it.
Williams news., 1911-01-21
M. E. Church Notice

Services at the Methodist church tomorrow as follows: At 9:45 am. Sunday school, c. H. Appleton, superintendent; preaching at II a. m,, and at 7:30 o'clock pm by the Rev. J. M. Ocheltree, pastor. The Junior League will meet at 2:30 D m. Epwnrth League at 6:45 P. ID. You cordially invited.
Williams news., 1911-01-21
Pointed Paragraphs

The proof of the auto is the bill for repairs.
 Snow comes down in winter and SO does the price of ice
 The theory that the good die young seldom worries man.
 The man who lives twice as fast as he ought to is apt to see double.
 Under certain circumstances a woman will admit anything-ex- cept her age.
 A woman doesn't mind walking on crowded street if she has good carriage.
 About the most expensive thing a man can do is to associate with cheap people
 A man with family can live in a city on. less than he can in the country-if he has to.
 According to a spinster, the dark ages are anywhere between 2S and 40
Williams news., 1911-01-21
Texas Keeps Strip

Washington. Jan. 10 The strip oi land on the Texas New Mexico border measuring BIO miles in length and three miles wide is preserved to Texas under bill which the house committee on judiciary today favorably reported 10 the house. The bill nullifies the provision in the New Mexico con stitution which undertakes to establish a boundary line so as to include this strip over which Texas has exercised jurisdiction for sixty years.
Williams news., 1911-01-21
LOCAL AND GENERAL

Ladies tailor made suits at Will lia ms Tailoring Go.
 Coy. Sloan has appointed Chas Holman of Tucson, to he territoria geoliogist. to succeed Prof Blake
 The Ariz"na-Nevada Coppe Company, operating on Cnppe Greek is now said 70 be employing a force of seventy men.
 FOR SALE-Cash register; double drawer. Price $50 Inquire at the NEWS office. 6 23 If.
 Scotty Miller an old time pros. pector has been lost for about two weeks in the mountains of Mohave county; and fears are that he has perished.
 While attempting to arrest one Pliny Stokes in a room in the Mia mi restricted district, Charles Woods, deputy sheriff was mortally wounded.
 More than two hundred head of horses and mules are now employed n digging canals and building likes on the great Cottonia project in Mohave valley.
 Fruits. Quality Fruits. The test ever offered in town BABBITT- POISON Co, exclusive dealers
 Although the taxable assessment If Arizona is almost twice as much IS that of New Mexico, the former nas only thirteen National banks while the latter has forty-ope
 The secretary of the interior has awarded the Wagner Electric com pany of St. Louis the contract for nine cycle transformers for the Salt river power plant irrigation project at $16, 00-Republican
 Approximately $45.O0O is the mount of the delinquent tax list this year The total tax levy was S540.00O This is regarded as a markable collection showing the 'etterment of business conditions n al! parts of county Phoenix Dispa atch
 Patronize the Williams Transfer &o Satisfaction guaranteed
 M w. Smith. Prop
 On behalf of the territory. Hon. J. Doran has accepted the mag nificent Pioneer Home edifice from the contractors, Rockmark & Sines, ind the furniture for the building is being put together as fast as the B. B. company can have it done.- Prescott Courier
 Under the direction of Captain E w. Hill, of Company B, N G. A., the boys of the Phoenix high school have organized rife club The purpose is to hold frequent practice shoots, and eventually engage in competition with the Tucson high school,
 High class tailoring done at home at Williams Tailoring Co., $1SOO to $420O.
 Two hundred visitors it is esti- mated, will be in Tucson three days, February IA, 15, 16 to attend the annual meeting of the Masonic grand lodge, which will be held there, and provisions are now being made by the local Masons for their entertainment.
Williams news., 1911-01-21
Express and Drayage

Tom Farrell is soliciting and will be glad to do your draying and hauling. Household zoe 8. stoves, furniture, etc., receives his special attention. Anything from suit case to a piano is handled with care and dispa tch. The charges are reasonable. Call on Tom.
Williams news., 1911-01-21
The Pullman Saloon

Prescott bottled beer. Los Angeles draught and bottled beer, and the best drinks in town are kept at the Pullman saloon. People who know say so. Drop in and be socia hle; drink moderately; leave when it suits you; call again:
 ALEC CHISHOLM
Williams news., 1911-01-21

Why send your money out of town for suitof clothes when you can save 25 per cent by patronizing your home tailor? See the line of goods carried by Williams Tailor ing Go.
Williams news., 1911-01-21

With an air of bravado and smil- ling with something like satisfac. tion. N. B. Chavez heard the death sentence passed on him by Judge Doe at Prescott. last week condemn ing him to he hanged on Friday, March IT, Standing beside him was Edua rdo Perez, also ready to hear the death sentence fur ano'her murder But because of techni- cal question, he was rrmanded to jail till February 2 when sentence will be passed on him Chavez was taken 10 the territorial peniten- tiary at Florence
 For hobby made to measure Ladies' Dresses, Suits. Skirts and Capes go to Williams Tailoring Mrs Farrell Tiernan, one of the first white women in the county of
 Mohave died a' her home in Pree. colt Thursday. She came to Fort Mohave in 1862 and remained at the post until the transfer of that part of the volunteers were trans
 ferred to other posts in the terri
 tory. At the time of her death she
 was over v years of age.-King-
 man Miner.
 Deputy U, s. Constable R. E.
 Willia ms has returned to Globe from trip to Fort Apache; where
 he went to break up bootlegging on the reservation. He arrested two residents for introducing whisky on the Apache reservation, and they were held to the federal grand jury of the fourth district and will
 be tried at Prescott.
 In Phoenix, few days ago Judge Kent roundly denounced some jury men who having arrived al a verdict in a certain case refused to bring it in until they had eaten one more meal a' the expense of 1 the county His talk was some what of shock in he"nld guard" -Prescctt Cnuri-ar
 George Fritz was in Tombstone toda ' from his ranch near Fair bank. He stated that his nearest neighbor, Hop Sing. made $20O0 net profit on his truck garden last year of which $500 was clear profit on three acres of celery, most of which was sold in the Tombstone market. --Prospector.
 Phil Olsen, recently of Kingman, arrived here Friday even ing of last week and has taken em-
 ploy mrpt with the n,w firm of A.
 H. Hansen &' Ca. Nr Olsen is we'll
 known iu Winslow. having been connected with Babbitt Bros. here
 some few years ago WlnsloW
 q. .,
Williams news., 1911-01-21
Notice

We will not be responsible for bill or accounts of our sub contrac tors. THE SHARP & FELLOW CONTRACT
 ING Go
Williams news., 1911-01-21
The Arizona Kicker

called the Burglars Advocate The following items appeared ir the first issue:
 l The morning papers say ar eastern tenderfnot was held up ir Westlake district last night and relieved of $50 in cash but oyer. looked $7OO in cash which he carried in a false cuff. Thie is pretty coarse work for Member No 247 of our noble order, who was assigned to that district last night
 The morning papers say that one of our members visited the resi-. dence of Mrs. J. Smithington. Johnston Brown on F street last night and only got $200 in cash, two gold watches and four diamond rings. Mrs. J Smithington etc., gleefullv reports that the overlooked $25OO done up in en old sock and hidden in the lower left hand cor. ner of the middle drawer in the dresser in the second room on the right side up stairs Another very coarse piece of work on the pert of No 347 He should go hack there tonight and complete the job, the pointer so kindly given by the owner.
 l Member 472 of our noble order left last night for Chicago to in. vestigate the story of morning paper that Mrs Harriet Cholmo- deley- Beach Jones of No Mich igan avenue was left large inher- itance, which she says she has safely hid in an ash can in the lower left hand corner of the cellar. Success to you Billy.
 Member 2S7 of Philadelphia has arrived in the city fer the winter. Having read the Los Angeles papers back there he decided to locate -here permanently, where things are 90 easy, and such large crop of eastern mutts to work on. Member SAY received painful injury last night while jumping out of the second story of house he was assigned tn investigate. He says lady drew revolver and was about to shoot him. The lady rushed to the telephone and in, formed the police that she scared away burglar with parasol. and that she did not have a pistol in the house; furthermore there was $500 in cash in the dresser drawer that he was about to open. SAY is only an amateur anyhow, He will be disciplined and sent back to. night to get that $500.
 Owing to the fog and rain last night, our noble band only cracked eleven safes. and lined up seven mutts clearing up only about $400. The weather looks more favora ble for tonight.
 Member 577 has been assigned to the Central Police Station this week to get pointers on swag tha, has been overlooked that the pa rera may have not got hold of to pub fish.
 Six tourists from New York ar. rived at Hotel Easymark and flashed big rolls of hills. Member 389 has been ordered to room there few days, or nights. We may next hear a big roar from that vicinity.
 Two members. Nos. 42S and 437 were arrested on Spring street last night while trying to lift pocket books. They are only amatueurs. but came highly recommended from Cleveland branch. They were fined $100 each and sentence suspended if they left town They left immediately. going to Watts and returning on an evening car and resumed duty on Broadwsy. Now brace up boys and don't be such easy marks.
 A new member No 672. has been assigned to Boyle Heights AS that
Williams news., 1911-01-21

For hobby suit go to Williams Tailoring Co, SIS and up.
The New era-leader. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1911-1912, 1911-09-01
SYNOPSIS.

\ CHAPTER lack Keith, a typical bor-
der plainsman. is riding along the Santa
Fe trail on the lookout for roaming war
parties of savages. Keith had won his
spurs as captain in a Virginia regiment
during the civil war. He had left the
service to find his old southern home In
ashes, his friends scattered, ana the tas,
c!natior of Wild western life had allureu
him. L5S notices a camp fire at a as
Itance ard theG sees a team attached TO
IA wagon and - f1ll gallop pursued py
men on ponies
CHAPTER 1I-When Keith reaches
the wagon the raiders have massacred
two men, shot the horses and departed.
He searches the victims finding papers
and a locket with a woman's portrait. he
resolves to hunt down the murderers.
CHAPTER uI-Keith reaches Carson
City and is arrested there charged with
numbering and robbing the two travellers.
His accuser Is given as Black Bart, q
notorious rufian.
CHAPTER IV.-They can readily swear
the crime on Keith. The latter goes 10
Jail fully realizing the peril Of swift bor-
der justice. A companion in his cell is q
negro, who tells him he is Neb and tnat
he knew the Keith family back In Wiz
,ginia.
CHAPTER Web knows about the
by Keith. He says one was John Sibley,
the other Gen. Willis Waite, ormerly an
officer in the Confederate army.
CHAPTER 1.-THE plainsman and his
humble friend escape from the cell.
The New era-leader. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1911-1912, 1911-09-01

maiRed atlti6Aafy. e1l11S e 6aR
could - - oxAeiuif9t; ~ 1p1sAe
recall any win ~ tseGatsitv =
color. II such 4 mfnA6SS wtSspe6sible
In the hsart sf that sandy A4eest 10
would have sworn II va 4 lamp Mn
Ing through . window. But he -
never heard Of any settler ON the 80
Fork, and alm0at ianghsA at IL
thought. believing Tor the i4stant he
bratnsplaysa him come ellsh trick.
Yet that light Was no Illusion; he rub
bed his eyes. only 70 = traore clear.
ly. convihced now OF tts. reality. He
strobe hastily across. and shook Nth
into semt-conscioueness. drxEgtDg him
bodily up the bank and pointing down
the stream.
do you see that" he inquired an1-
iously. There. straight ahead ot
you?"
The negro stared. shaking Win cold.
and scarcely able to stand alOne.
Maybe II am Dc moon. Massa Jaek,'
he muttsreA. tAickly. "os . eobaiA's
lantern. LAwd. I doa.t 50 NE q
looks OBJ dat ting.
Well. do" and Keith hnsAeA Y.
easily at the Negroes fsars. .All
wanted to know ~ II ysa sAw WAaa
I saw. That's . lamp sAiAiAg Aso1g1
. window. NsA. What - AsAvsn'l
name II ~ - aoine hsrs ] M N
able to guess. but Tn solAS - AAA sst
It . shelter and tosA. bey. eve 1
w have to Aght for T. Come On. tn
horses are safe. and Wen aiso0vel
what II behind that light yonAer.s
The New era-leader. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1911-1912, 1911-09-01

Lies modern version Of Samson
and Dslilah b rather amusing. 4
slender yeung wonAA With but =
normal Head Il hair u gasing oe@ust
tishly q . very hirsuts here. whose
heavy name falls s~hunAaatly ever ~
shoulders.
In the secoad scene 10 sta q the
sofa feeling the horror stricken
countenance foe the vaAisAeA gtsEtea
Of his capillary attraction. T1s hAy
stands with . Aa1A nisrse eurveyina
the intricate eAignoa With witch sAs
has crowned her ovn leAA. aAA which
bulgss eut behind aAA bsfers n As
approved style. While ysk aAstAs1
mass q hair bsfers ~ - The table
preclaims that she Aas nst yet AoAe
her worst-Cnr1stiaA scisacs AsAt
tor.
The New era-leader. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1911-1912, 1911-09-01

II notice . gesA deal u ceAnsnt
on . sixty mile I've Aay fex hunt IN
Pennsylvania." remarked Q fex Hustler.
which rsminAs NJ that ws eovetsl
more than seventy niiss here roosatly
in . single day. anl what y more. we
got the fen.
First ef al ve raAs not leAs than
fifteen miles and hack thirty miles. In
the workout We esversA not less than
twelve miles. and In The feur: hour
chase. red hot every minute, surely
thirty miles moes. . tetal - net less
than seyenty-twe miles.
Personally ! believe It 70 - sns q
the most remarkable rum - record"
-Pinehnrst csrrespesAsaes kAlsigh
Times.
The New era-leader. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1911-1912, 1911-09-01

Two broadway businaas nen INST
before q bar. Thsy wsssleen1 fk1snas.
I'm worried . little.r rid enc. my
chauffeur ran over . 1sg today and
killed IT,"
"Oh, ! weullnt worry shout . i1t.
tie thing IKE Shat..s saia the stAsf.
"Ths dog HpshaSly est In IT, M.
These dogs are psst-"
"But Il was your leg"
what" cams frsm he Second.
my dogf I'm sorry. ut tAat win
cost you &1to. That eAauRsur Il yours
II too carelsss. I tnaist, O To hun
drs4. unAessta1lrrNew YeEk Mara
Ing Tsle9ripA.
The New era-leader. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1911-1912, 1911-09-01

New Ysgk ~ weslat eDky q - IN
ct ssass - tAs vsra. u .aGGeasdsas
ArsSalrsAly tus1tags ~ a1es1a3oo e
gurspev = ~. direction 80 Vine
shs narv1lens gSovtA e ~ ueers,
polls, wtth 4ta5Dn1a56 AnDl1ei0on1s n
iheaters. IL natGhleae hotsla q = NJ,
merely u ~ infaney. ,tolg1ng ~ vsdt,
srn standards. Paxte 49, ~ fesa
hat : s4valsy ~ stevno - wAiSA
VII % the 1SsoeA ~ AaElL Anssl
saas v1n seeati1ns 80 -
t'AristtaAe seleaea llealese. $50
ssaaars eeessGiyA <s
You're latel..c exelndm1l he N
seie inspsetor. m . aNfal Voice
'svsry iatsts Hall. N ASay IL! To-
lAasl" He. giArst lAsreSay sSvsss- HI
spectaclsss why ailA't you brsSTN.
your reIert u slsvsa sisl1sk., q
told yoa tor
I'm SsF1y. SIR" saia he tsfAnltip,
detective; hut lEsdidh't tnqg th'
time
"Dilnss knsytAs tsmsY... shoate,
the inspss4or. 5efyrrsAlAssthsslA aa
.NcnaepGos etxs 4nps Muat kags knbsa
- s.yss,s.
Aisvss l was sAaAo~tng stole 81
' NEErEt tfrNH%
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-08-08
WORKING ue q COMET SCARE.

st.tis ~ q. than /, yaar 400 nan.
its!ss tna, a,shfs I 1oo lin Tn tor
ls WEE sssss Ip,, aaS :, any , ~ ttsm
lasllss Il Y NAV 4, I'm tbonsbt the ling
@ss & as,asssI s vis;tor c s
~ q, !; y, & !s,,,S sn,s = inf aII liSe IN
s'' y ~, g ss;a,tists and ID.
snas rs III Ssaan wiring for lie
,,ss,ls, Ss I,srs and making as much OF
~ III IN N nossible, They found
I. ssys dStIIc,iit ~ agree some Of them
5,s, sss : ssbat stbs tail was gaseous
TX fss Il bars sttat there was no tail
n IA \, IN II l,e comet finally came
s,sISs, l's n p,'sned II there was any
9ss a. 4hs eon,et's tail the odor Of 1t
IN III ~, 81 ent nv the fragrance Of
, - j. s,,tamohiles Nobody was suf.
e essstss s \ III If were not for a dis.
, sgss rs W. iii heayens resembling q
5I.esbt sIsyrocket four miles away no:
eody lss Won nave Alo8tl t' "S9 Z
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-08-08
~ 1 ii. -.
Farm Notes
Not Written for FARMERS.
BY H. L. RANN.
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q 4 r. 7 II T l. "a
WE are asked There is, any cure
for the double chin in male pigs.
The best remedy we have found is to
clamp the pig in a wise and massage
his neck with an emery wheel until
the Adam s apple heayes in sight
The Undetermined pig is getting as
common as preachers children al, q
circus, and 1t is time something was
done to discourage his propagation.
SOME colts have a vary disagree.
able speaking voice, and their con,
versatlon sounds a good deal like the
dulcet strains from a plugged har.
monica. We had a colt once which
used to call its mother to labor and
refreshment with a falsetto high Q.
which would shatter the ear drums Of
a. deaf mute, and we finally had to
remove a section OF his epiglottis with
a. corn razor. A colt which has q
whilny like the treble clef Of a saw
mill ought to be- belted up to a siren
whistle and allowed to sing a duet
with the fire bell
1T is a big mistake to build the
manager, so high that horse has 10
stand on his tlptoes to reach the feed
box. "A friend of ours let the contract
for new stable to cross'eyed car.
penter, and when he got through the
owner had to jack up his horses In 0
bed blanket. He forgot to do this one
day, and a broodmare caught her
goltre on top rail and slowly strang-
led away to everlasting bliss. "a. high
manger will soon make short-necked
geldlng look like near-sighted man
at q hootchie-kootchle show.
THE original chump is the farmer
who tries to get milk from q hall
starved COW. The man who has an
idea that he can founder a heifer on
pint OF ground feed twice week
will draw the largest lemon In the
creamery company's prize dlstribu'
ton. We remember. q farmer who
was 30 tight that 10 couldn't yawn
without making his face crackle like
bonfire, and he figured that nilch
COW ought to get fat on the east wind
The result was that his cattle looked
as II they had been fed through a
laundry mangle. Your milk check
will resemble a popular subscription
for tho Home for the Aged before YOU
put meat on a hungry heifer with
love, affection andtother valuable con
considerations. S
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-08-08
TO SELL WATERMELoNs
BY THE FOOT MEAsu RE-

Probably !, the longest watermelons
ever seen in this part Of the State are
those which were received by Pro
prietor D. B. Aumiler at the White
Cloud Restaurant thlstweek. The fruit
is delicious in taste and come from
Indiana. Mr., Aumiller said he think
he will sell theniin slices SO much pei
foot. The melons really are SO lone
that the slices are cut in two ant
contain equally as much "meat" as {
large sized round melon only cut init
single slices.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-08-08
/: WAR ON DISEASED Trees.
State Starts Examination In Orchards
Of Many Counties.

PARKERsBURG, w. Va, Aug. s.
Extensive inspection Of fruit trees,
covering Wood, Writ, Richie, Cal
noun, Tyler and Pleasants counties,
commenced yesterday for the purpose
of eliminating fruit trees infected
with "peach yellow and black flnot.'
The work is to be done under the di.
rectlon Of D. 2. swisher, Of Hamp.
county, assisted by a corps of assist
ants and Inspectors
Owners Of diseased trees will be
notified to have the same removed
underline provisions of the law passed
in 1901.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-08-08
BARS up AGAINST ACTOR.
Bishop Perry OF Rhode Island De-
nounees Alliance.

PROVIDENCE, R. L., Aug. s.-The
Episcopal church, Of which Col. John
Jacob Astor and his beautiful young
ffnancee, Madeline Talmage Force,
are both members, will not permit
any clergyman of Its sect to perform
the marriage ceremony. This positive
statement was made by the Rt. Rev.
James DeWolf Perry. bishop of the
Protestant Episcopal diocese of Rhode
Island, yesterday.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-08-08
WOMAN cAPrIvE oF INDIANS.
eirfI Berry Picker in Minnesota Tells
Remarkable Story.

ELY, MINI, Aug. s.-Julia Labernick,
II years old. returning from picking
blueherries in the White Iron Lake
locality yesterday, told Of meeting a
strange hald-clab woman, who said
she was held captive by Indians. Ac-
Gording to the Labernick girl, the wo-
man told her that she is an Austrian,
and said that she had been captive
for six months and had been horribly
treated.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-08-08
LAWN FErE.

The Lutheran congregation VIII
have d fine lawn fete night At Loop
park There VIII be all kinds Of good
things to eat The ladies Of the com
Bgiegation have put forth their besttI
jeifoffs 10 make THIS one 81 the best
eatiags II tiie lnalsg a|
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-08-08

1t IS really rather funny burning
legion any that he re say
witty; the iohnnies the city gather found hiu To-
BEFORE adore him while there's wealth e throw When h
AND AFTER grows glded
confession that wealth OF
him, for they treat
he falls their
soft and tender ndr and he thinks
love him for his merits wealth melted he
hlsedc pelted and the calmly kick him
smrkng when hs money ne
Jerking call him namthat hur bis feelings when
him, theE
mound him he's fined
All the friends gain Blowing where the booze s a
the half ot that t1ey VIII
shake ypr when you're VIII dsgIs
a f5lder attempt pass the hat NALL aAshs9k
Copyfight, Adams,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-08-08
.friend'o Il queen Mary5o Il Iiag land. ialI

friend Of queen Mary Of nm glaild las
been chosen to guard the ROYAL CHI;
dren, to see that they do; not nialSe
any undesirable aeapalatauces he.
vii supervise All the arrang ansnts
for tile Princess MARY, espee lallEi
ing nthe absence Of the Queen
Want advcst istnE sells ssaIabte prop
.ertyl
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-08-08
ADoLPA SCHMIDT
Died ii Cook Hospital After An III
ness Of Typhoid. Fever-No
Relatives Here.

Adolph Schmidt, employed as a ma.
cRinist In the Fairmont Mining Ma
chihery Company plant on the South
Side, died early this morning at Cook
lipspItal after an illness with typhoid
fever, The man was aged about thir-
stsaye years and came to this city
from Philadelphia, No relatives re-
tsideshefe. The funeral arrangements
have not been made, The body was
prepared for burial at the Musgraye
silpFgle on Monroe street.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-08-08

Harry D. Thrasher is q member Of
the washington Square artist colony.
He is a sculptor, and recently re-
ceiyed the Prlx de Rome Of the Amer.
lean Acamedy, This prize carries
with 1t threc,years study in Europe,
one year in ire various galleries and
two in a Roman studio.