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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-12

John L. Saddler, the Guthrie news
huch On the Denver Enid and CUR
line has been tranferred 10 Newton
kan. by the Fred blafVey manage.
ment to wn on main line tfains farm
Newton TO lNt Worth. Texas.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-12

Between i've and ten shoppers
from nearby towns leave Guthrie eY-
ery evening" Ga ghe afternoon Trains
carrying Jugs oG llemaies water from
Gn,hfie's mlnera! springs.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-12

ffTiiermen got very busy yeStar
day The sun warmed up the streams
which were stirred up by the rain.
and biting Was good
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-12
New show ard star performers /.
Elite theater tonight ''''sss e

lohn Stsaop Former nayor IN NM
NA'sii y asfe n his antom0biie
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-12

n r Write to: Ladies' Advisory
Dept Chattanooga Medicine CO..
Chattanooga. Ienn-s for Special w,
structions. and 6i-page hook. Home
Treatment for Women. sent In plain
wrapper, on request.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-12
AsslTs NI NMi4auts inay be adued,
though some prefer il without.

READERS Of this paper may obtain The
Cooks Book containing this ana ~
other delicious recipes itee hs senaiNs,
The eoiofed certificate packed III every
ascent eau Of X q Baking Powder Is
the lAQuRs MFG CO., Chicago. send
tof Tie Cook : BOOK today. 1s
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-12

GO down e the park and hear tbs
trees turn green
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-12

Patfonize Home industries and cal.
for Rinehart's meats when ordering
meat from your butcher
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-12

The eih lax assessors are getting
busy
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-12

Friday N pos cara day t0 ad4er
Ilae Hercules Water from Guths
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-12

Nearly everybody likes Boston brown
bread, hut 40 many have experienced
trouble with its being soggy, they have
become discouraged Here is new
recipe that cannot tail ii the few simple
directions are carefully followed. Noa
viii lie delighted With the results.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-12

Zen truck loads ot vegetables we're
"eceiyea hy local Merchants on the
murn NJ trsln
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-12

The Santa fe has commenced ca
raise all the tracks n the local gNrds
from Oklahoma avenue North u col
}ege avenue.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-12

aN new residence iS.hgNg ereetF III
sn souih First sirAs,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-12
AItorneY oanernl sam Llere

WTEVTWVy NtHtTNl 5tlIl Here
The report that Attorney Genera
Wesi Y moving tis office t0 Oklahc
ma Gity seems 10 be based on tht
shipment 81 a few hovcs Of reeNeA.
Neeaed a fhe branch oillea III 0klah0
h,a titN The maili force is sill hnge
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-12

Patfonlce Home Industries and call
Rinehart'a meats when ordering maa!
from your butcher
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-12
EgES,aaIalE X
I II ls-2lhiftk ne |nlfar

10 weak women. such as headache,
hackache dragging pains. pains In
arms side, hin or limbs, and otheh
symptoms of wOmanlv trouble.
@alaut = whal y0n need whenever
yon feel that vou need d tonic
Try Cardni
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-12

Q @ . @ @ = 9 @ G. o o q g G {,
8 FRESH TOPICS or q
Q THE TOWN. .
= q
G @ g . Q 9 Q @ q 9 . . 6 9 !
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-12

We WFW VNEHWI tNV 1tIKU.0 fOYYJs
msai i1s cab eRfve thcaf H9ar, Z ha-
Apa0H satf f4s fab Saed wsik. 4 fab
moiaSscS,,5 $ L'svi ieaSpooayaiS A. { Ba-
sing Loaisy.
silt together, three times. meal, -four.
salt and baking powder Mix molasses
and sweet milk and stir into drN in.
gfedlentsto make smooth batter. Turn
into two empty X { Baking rM,ler
boSes, thoroughly hntteIed andf let
steam three hours. This bread ii par.
tienlafly good 70 serve With salads or
raw oysters; also al breakfast, as toast
Of all kinds.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-12
New Brown Bread Recipe
Neyer soaay EaaIIy lnade

Rr ms. .Ianst llthcaxie HiH, Edifoof
ne Bosfoa Cookiag Sshooi Aiagasias
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-12
LOOKS LIKE
A GIRL
MRS. Dowdle Tells About the Case
Of Her Daughter and Herself
Goth Made Young by
cardui.

Canton, ,cX~-.1 have nsed Cardm
the womans Ionie, for many years
am never without it II cured me 81
Str onS trouble.
My daughter was also down sick,
after mishap, ami I thought she
would never he we'll But got her
90 take Cardm, ana il cured her
She IS thIrtyHve yeans Old anna
STOUT and looks like a girl
- have recommended CagdHi 10
many other women ana il has cured
them
AS tonic TOR weak women. yon
could find nothing of greater hencif
70 Nou Than Cardni II is Il w0man's
toaie-a strengthening medicine FOR
women made especially tuf women
from ingredients that ac speeifical
IL on the womanly organs ana thus
help 10 build uD the womanly con-
st tuition. ss
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-02-14

THE blouse thai is trimmed with band
ing and with buttons is an exceeding
ly smart one, much In vogue. This
one can be treated Just as illustrated, or.
in place Of the banding, could be used
applique or braid applied over a stamped
design or any finish OF the sort. The little
touch Of velvet found In the trimming
below the collar and In the cuffs is di-
stinctive and althogether TO be desired.
In this case the waist itself Is made OF
crepe de Chine but the model suits both
the separate waist and the entire gown,
and Is adapted to all seasonable materials.
The waist Is made over a fitted lining
that can be used or omitted as liked. II
consists Of fronts. center-front and backs.
The trimming Is all arranged on indicated
lines. The sleeves are in one piece each,
finished with bands and cuffs.
The quantity Of material required for
the medium size IL 3% yards "a or ~
inches wide. pa yards 80 or ~ yards a
inches wide with V yard OF banding and
X yard of velvet to trim as Illustrated.
The pattern No. 0s72 is cut in sizes for
a "a, 80, 3S, 40 and AZ inch bust measure,
and win be mailed TO any address by the
Fashion Department OF this paper on re-
ceipt Of ten cents.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-02-14

manb 2arien, Niniiter Saserup,
5olbfriper 2eplanb, 3oIoinipeftsr
GbriItenien, arenbal, Sultitsiefret9r
Cars SoIit, Waqp % Sborpalo Cant
mers, og Ell bel Gel Stortingsm9no,
Iresiem9nb etc. &f 8ruoeommens
nermeite Slpgtninger ira 9iiteie -
bans Seoebpgo - bar fremmsbt, for.
uoen bans gamle Sar, yiils 8if, Ola
9. Mo oa Some pg Ola SCOTLAND og
Some.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-02-14

iielSen opgtia % itrppiom Some. Tom
pfte maatte itele oe ltpre meo Nr.
beiSet paa @aaroen, Do Dtanoen par
meset optaeet meo o%ffentIiae 8isre.
maoI. 3e to earnle 1T isIges / Sra.
pen.
Stprmano Cars E. Gosie, Stron.
bebarm, osoe 0sroag Den t0oe De.
cember. 81 gar CANNED. San bar
Iigget lam / 9enene ct aars Sio.
9oftorerne funoe life biGIpe BAN.
en- Sio iaa Oct no til 6orbeSring,
men iaa fom pluoielis 9eben. "a
ban flor bIep ing, itpo ban / ge.
greb meo at tase Sfippereramen.
San tit al fine 8amerater oet beSite
9onoro Tom en- epnertg. piIieiterf og
fremaoitr9benoe ltngoom.
Son Saoitab fra Chamberlain
bebe unber Spbolb poo aoS 9anb-
brugsifoIe, 81 Iar eammeI. San
bIeo besrupet fra IaS Strife unSer
flor GeItoaeIie. gfbsbe bar uooon.
net iont @artner or par en- Sio ISii.
itent hos ImtSaartuer Ntoen | Smaa.
leneite.
~lllenSpnng Serrebsitpre tilraaoer
Ell betpoelig Rebuftion al Greitegaor.
ben paa getineeIie al, at Renterne
al SaIesiummen maotte bIioe an.
penbt iii Sremme al preiteIig Bette
ming inoen Sereoet. SusmauoSplao-
iene til Breiteaaaroen ileiieS.
Oct err life uianoipnIigt at Ser
igien bill fonnle grbeioe ianne peo
Srooitob 8rrbe | Giitcis. Hu gi9l.
Ser BET llooinoing afaipber iom fore.
fommen T. HGrbeoen al oen gamIe
8rube. Ilanen er, at oen fineite
Sort aIGberiten ifal puIperiieres
ben anpenbes / forifie(ige Sabrifa-
tionspirfiombeoer og paa Ipotbefer.
Strar fer Sui fom g. 6. Sagen
og 6rue, @abIL fsot 2mipia, bienl
Der I'll Giiteie fra Imerifa. Sagen
bar boet / Swift Gountp, Ninneioto
| 40 Iar paa ionme Steb. s 1864
fog ban no fra Bergen | Noree ionl
Siemnno. &eiite | nogIe aar paa
fo~rifieniee Sarpanoe men bar Oct
meite al i'm Sib lepet iom Sarmer.
Seq er bebt ON at bile biertelig til
bans mango Senlier og S~Ipgtninger
ser borte og Iiaeiaa fra MlaoIi, Tom
MI bar megct GLAD oper of fao ie lin
gamle ssar ieien | bebite geI9aaenos.
De bapbe en- birtia og bebaselis
&eiie ober Saoet meo "Wauritanio"
10 Gage fra WinneapoIis iii 9eraen;
8 Gage fra Iem Dorf til geraen.
WioIertibig bar De Geiet Sus hos
Soritein Sanion paa 2ai,pia og befin-
Der fla gobt.
@rtta 9aupia.S iets er biemme /
Sulebeisg; Iigeioa Sans oa Grit
2aupio. Sans SIien opholoer fla
paa 8doroen 9~unoeitob / 9Rrbeben
al Srebrifsbalb pg arbeiocr p9ient.
Zig iom 8artner. girif Soriteinion
Dor ligeleoes paa en- @aaro | H9rbe.
ben al iamme 9p. San itnar mi |
@egreb meb of fisbe fig 8aaro Der
eItpaa.
Sermeb SiIien til gInbet og bets
2Giere meb Gnife ON goot Iptaar
Gen 9be Sanuar 1911.
50 g Gfnnr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-02-14

TIME box-plaited blouse suit Is one be-
coming 70 the small boy and Is much
used this season. This model Is I'm
ished with a neck-band and can be worn
with separate collar. In the illustration
the suit Is made OF shepherds check, but
cheytots and serges are much used for
suits OF this kind a great many boys
wear galatea throughout the entire year
and velvet and velveteen also are in vogue.
The suit consists OF the blouse and the
trousers. The trousers are full ones fin
ished az the knees with hems in which
elastic Is inserted. The blouse Is laid In
box piaits and the closing Is la i~nyisibly
beneath the plaits at the right side OF the
front. A belt regulates the fullness. The
sleeves are In one piece each, tucked at
the wrists.
The quantity Of material required for
a boy 4 years Of age will be al yards "a
or 81 inches wide, or % yards SO or "a
inches wide.
The pattern No. 6s5s is cut In sizes for
BOYS Of 2. I and 6 years OF age, and Will
be mailed 20 any address by the Fashion
Department OF this paper on receipt OF ten
cents
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-02-14

De. Scr er tngen Woone. Oct err 10
en- Sforpe, JON itinner libt. Rer
= oppe ! Sioooleu, Der er Radne.
ifin."
8iloe Suu6e ppret lpffeIigere oe6
9aIens 8isoerpoer eler 9plipets
3raplbeo2 Seq tror oct neppel
% ct err ialfoIo iiftert. Ru tan
Inlet opoeie elIer e%ritatte bom bans
5ielS1ot.
Der bill BON piitrof en- aTtenitlno
lGgse tit uafre Sooeo, meo ben tore
bpioe Ronfe. tiIboiIe. Roar aoeIS-
ioIeu ilitfner bag De rsomenbe Tin.
Der.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-02-14

"Til on life MI ilaa dig neo | 9pg.
ben en- Shino!" Sunbes Spor er
imiolcrtib aliio oct iomnie: "Rei!"
S 6ieloet oil ben 30 iaol9nge ban
orfer - % Oct blir. eiter menneifelie
geregning, enbri / mango, mango
Iar.
6or nogen Sio iioen bar Sunbe
neoc | Galen, iorat propinntere Iibt
til SuI. en- apeIo, 90 ban iorIob
nit Siem, itinnebe Maonen iaa
blanf % soo GaIcu og SieIoene meb
Sneen en- ioabnu berli9 blaaIig
SLAMS. "Sor ct poffert Nonncifin,"
bemerfeoe en-. "Naaneifin!" ia SIM.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-02-14

TNHE severe, mannish shlrtwaist Is great
Il ly liked by many women. This one Is
adapted to silk and flannel, as well
as to cotton and linen fabrics. II can be
made just as illustrated. or without the
pocket, and the back can he left plain or
fnished with an applied yoke. The siee-
YES are without fullness at the shoulders
and are inserted after the manner of
mems shirts.
The waist consists OF fronts and back.
IL Is finished with the regulation box
piait. The sleeves are In shirt style. I'm
ished with openings and laps and straight
cuffs.
The quantity Of material required for
the medium size is 31a yards 81 or "a.
2 yards 30. or 1% yards "a inches wide.
The pattern No. 1894 is cut In sizes for
20, 80, rs. 40 ~ and - inches bust
measure. and will be mailed to any address
by the Fashion Department Of this paper
on receipt OF ten cents.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-02-14

TIME long wasted dress Is very generally
i becoming to tiny children and is con-
sequently much liked. This one is
made with a straight gathered skirt and
is absolutely simple. yet smart. In the
illustration II is made Of fine French serge
trimmed with soutache, but the model Will
b. found an excellent one for washable
materials as well as for wool. Any band
ing can be used as trimming or the dress
can be left plain, II something simpler is
wanted.
The dress consists Of body portion and
skirt. The body portion is made with
fronts and backs. II is laid In a box plat
at the center front and one at the center
back. and the closing is made beneath the
latter. The straight skirt Is gathered at
the upper edge and the sleeves are gather
ed into bands.
The quantity OF material required for
a child 4 years OF age is ~ yards "a or
81 inches wide. 3 yards 80 or "a yards
"A inches Wild
The pattern No. $500 is cut In sizes for
children OF 2. 4 and o years Of age and
will be mailed TO any address by the Fash
ion Department Of this paper on receipt
OF ten cents.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-02-14
q ueentlia Mooeprat. -
Dec MAY ,Nautou.

"peorabepofen"s Grssaas,lHmr rl hGsfrr tuesboNe r1sufrs for pamsr %
Ssrr. Erert nteufer hfer 10 6os oe Sefiniuseu hhes fSt I'll "OeorahpofeuI,
% man beaes bryte Stdutenn paa foSeu az Senue Sydhr.
llaar tai befiucr Shsf nsrfrs, ma man eWs Runners, nml omhirs SrYft o
fpet aWtr for Bern e uec pmer % funf0uS9 asrese, fasoes at Srepe oil ua
am- BAR torishs Hfs at bssaa uoeeu Sell Ssirpettu, Ga fsuhre life Tan OmbYtsA
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-02-14

sppbis. aapareren It'll en- Dame,
iom bar srsnt saa 5%atteu): ~See tror
ianSelis. Srsienen pputer ZIG meb areas
turfpoer2-
6rsserxu: ~Giper BET sanpe appetit?"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-02-14
st mGrfcligt SotosraH.

Splsenbe mertelise SanbeIie iortGl,
les fra 2pnopn:
gn uus Dame tom IND I ct Sotpgrais
sltelier for at blipe i~Oiosraieret. VII
git fin i~ebpanlise Gang inbt,l Si1eoei
Ifulbe fremfalbes; ba ina nemlig Soto.
erafen til lin SurIfraffelie paa ben I'M.
se Bises Yanbe Siuebet al ct Spbnin.
sebOueb % TO 9sbniuseben cpertors.
uben at laoe fig mGrfe meo nose,
bab Fan benbe tase Ilubs isjen.
Men after TRENTON bet ifiGbneiuan'
gre 8ilebe paa ben unse Danes Banbe,
Nu blep Der alminOelis 5orpirrina
/ Ntelieret.
Wan biofalote Sriucipalen ps piitt
BAN / al SemmeIigbeO bet martelist
6enomen.
Otter mango llnb~itpIoninssr for b
TO ~mislpffebe YOrtrGttsr tOs ban III
ielu en- ny Blabe. Wsen neppe pa,
Biaeoet ~iremtalbt, isr ban bles Os met
ale 9esn paa 5urfGrbslie for ub al Del
mprfe Stun o9 erflRreOe, at ben unst
Yise, paa bpis Yanoe Der intet par al
ie, maatte itaa / Gprbunb msb ben
Srbe.
Ss @aabens 9ssuing? Snbeu ben
unse Dame besau fig til 5otOsraisn,
baue BUN meb EN- airlHOplssnins tssnet
bet for ipase gteruer iad irpstelise Bill
lebe paa i'm 9anoe.
@n 9esnins meo Ell aininoplssnina
eiterlaper insen ipnlise Spor paa !Su.
ben, men iremtraOsr oerimOo tpoelig
paa be ~fotosrafite GIabsr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-02-14

Gn sammsl geteran, Mer. @m. 5.
Suri6, @iIb Hoie, 8is., i%friper
"Geres aurifo bar rpret Miooel til
at reboe nit Sip mere emo en- Gang.
geo ire eaer fire 2eiIigbeoer, Sa lea
bar oeret alporlig ipg, bar ieg ta5ei
til ben, iiben ieg IRrte Dem at fjenoe.
Seq er en- gammeI 5oIoat, isot
1885,"
s aloeroommen, naar De natitr.
lige arefter begpuoer at ipigte, BIZ
Der ct milbt, men itprfenoe 2egemib.
bel en- abieIut RsbpenbisbeS. Or.
Ieters aurifo err iPrIis esnet for iaa-
omne Sili9lber. Sirin6er bar az
lagt giones5pro ON 6ens gienopret.
tenoe Strait. Sen er life at iaa pao
apotbefer. Speciele agenter form.
ner oen. Sfrip til Or. Better 7yabr.
men & Cons Co, 1875 So. Some
gpe., @bica5o, Sn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-02-14
9pgle SpbsfalS.

Sorbo. Sfibsfaptein g. Ssberg
giiteie oeoe / lit Siem Den 24oe Nop.
Ssbers flptteoe til giiteie for abifil'
lige @ar tilbage. San opfsrte ei
imuft Sus / "8aafabreffo" bpor bon
ienere bar boet. San bar gift = for
anoen Gang meo Inna Slsbatter
@if, iom / Sinter er flpttet I'll Der.
gen. Ssbergs Sar bar / 50-aorene
aniat iom Sfarpretter og fsot pao
SieIogaarben Ssberg / Sboa.
Soiie giiteie, iom | mango @ar
bar boet iom aaarfone paa giiteie,
err 900, "a Iar gammel. Sun oar
til oet iibIte / geiiooeIie al en- ual.
minbelig it9rf S%itfommelie.
Cars 8. gtiteie bsoe ben Sbe De-
cember, SO aar gammel. San bar
en- bra Wano, iom moo itor SiItrc
bIanot fine Sambpgoinger. San iab
8eIItano paa 9pgbens itsrite grug
Bar / mango aar Breitens Iebbi9l.
per og ogiaa / lang Sib Stepnepione
z De iioite 9epeanr log Sufommelien
fell, men ellers par ban bra friif oe
rcrig til Oct iioite. Sans Some So
ronS leper enbnu men er iengeIig.
aenoe paa @runo al I~lberbomsipos-
beo.
: SuIen inStrai et pIubieIigi
9sosialo / giiteie. Sorbp. Sismano
Srono Stranoen / Sireiunoet bar en-
Grip inbom til fin Habo paa Rp.
aaarS. San iab tilipnelaoenbe ! beb.
ite 9elgaaenbe os rsete lin Ribe, %
ban pluSielig leg neo fra Stolen.
San lepebe en- fort Climb men uoen
of fomme iii @epibitheb.
ariitoiier &. Sieltnes | ltIpif osee
Srleoossmoreen, 81 Aur gammeI,
San bar fsbt 1928 og onertoe ben
itore @anro Sieltnes / ung SLIDER.
San bar / i'm 9ib lllpifs fremite
Wanb. Sun noele Gage efter =
Den 3oie Snmunr = osoe ogIaa bans
Some Warita Sieltnes, omtrent "a
Mar edmmeI. 8 mango aar bar
bun pGret plaset nf en- Rapeipabom,
ina 9eben fom life upentet. Sun
iaor bet Gfterm9ie, at bun bar en-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-06-17
Get Well Earned Applause. !.

The sixty-two students who received
their diplomas yesterday had in their
ranks some Of the celebrities Of the
Washington high school world. AS these
stepped forward to receive their diplomas
the audience gave them rousing recep-
tons although each member Of the class
was favored with applause.
Miss Gertrude Browne, who has been
prominent In several of the high school
dramatic performances, and one of the
honor students" of the class, was given
a grand welcome. George L. Kraft and
Arthur Marshall King, first lieutenant
and captain Of the victorious Company
D, met with roars Of applause. Arthur
Marshall King won the first Lafayette
scholarship and was also an honor man.
Base ball men in the audience and
scores of girls who have watched Techs
base ball series applauded Karl Schweg
Ter, left fielder, as he took his diploma
from the hand of Mr.. Daniel, and as
popular as the base ball player was, he
divided applause with Frederick S. Tew.
one of the stars of the high school foot
ball world, who graduated yesterday. Ed
ward Wolff Thrall, who has won points
for Tech on the track, was another high
school celebrity to step out In the world
yesterday afternoon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-06-17
DIPLOMAS AND MEDALS.
Awards of Merit to Pupils Of St.
JOseph's School.

Five pupils of st. Joseph's School. 313
I'd street northeast, were presented with
dipomas and medals for proficiency in
scholarship at the closing exercises of the
school, held last night. They were Miss
Ruth r. Boyd, Miss Catherine M. Darr.
Miss Mary A. Offterdinger. Miss Lorena
Raley and Paul III. Madigan.
Monologues, dances and a drama, In
addition to the graduating exercises, made
UP a program which interested a large
audience composed of friends and patrons
of the school. The diplomas were pre-
scented by Rev Y. f. Schmitt. pastor of
st. Joseph's Church.
Preceding the award Of diplomas, a
four-act drama, Heroic Sisterly Love-
was presented by the following pupils:
Hannah Kline, Ruth r. Boyd, Frances
Healy, Bernadine Kramer. Winifred Carr,
Catherine Darr. Helen Heinbuch. Eliza
beth Knoll. Agnes Alderman, Lorene
Raley, Bessie Watson. Mary Offterdinger,
Anna Qugley, Aurelia Hathaway, Helen
Hess. Viola Raley, Elizabeth Dillon and
George Gray
Music was furnished by an orchestra
from the Marine Band. while accompani-
ments for the songs were played by Miss
Isabella DWyer. The play was staged
under the direction Of NJ. Schaefer, A.
Schladt, Charles Lehman and H. Hornig
Rev. J. b. Pittar, Rev august Mark,
Rev. Ignatius eF'aley and Brothers An
drew and Felix of st. Johns College were
present as guests of the school.
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ANAC0STIA.

Tho Brotherhood Of tho Garden Memo
rial Presbyterian Church Of Anacosia
had charge OF a special service held IN
that edinoe last evening, with q large
number present. Rev. George NJ. Cum
mings delivered an address, as did sew
eral members OF the order.
Much interest is being shown In the
approa ching election OF officers OF Ana
costa Council. No. 16 Junior Order or
United American Mechanics. which will
take place In the Masonic Hall here next
week. Tho nominations were made at
the meeting tho past week. Nolan f.
Kemper Is the present councillor of the
order.
DR.. William A. White superintendent
at the Government Hospital for the In,
sane, has accepted the resignation Of
Mrs S. N. Meloy. wko has left her posi-
ton there to reside In Cleveland, Ohio
Mrs. Meloy has been connected with the
institution since the time of DR.. A. r.
Richardson and for eleven years has held
the position as secretary to the superin-
tendent. She will visit extensively
through the west before taking up her
home in Cleveland
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CLASS NIGHT AT CENTRAL.
Exercises Held by High Schoo
Pupils About to Graduate.

Glass night exercises of the graduating
class Of the Central High School were
held at that school last evening. The
guests Of the class were welcomed by
William Shock Boteler. president of the
class. A violin solo was played by Miss
Elizabeth WILDER. Paul Stuart Arm
strong read the history Of the class. and
Miss Mildred Rider played a selection on
The piano. Prophecies of the several sec
tons of the class were delivered by Nor
man Miller and Misses Miriam Franc.
Flora Hull Dorothy Whitford and Grace
Dunreath. The faculty address was de-
Iivered by Emory Wilson, principal OF
the school. Following a vocal solo by
Miss Duriel Steffens, Walter A. Kibbey
recited the class poem. Paul Taylor de-
ivered the class grafton. Formal fare
we'll to the school was said by Randolph
shaw. Numerous selections by the Gen.
raj High School Orchestra interspersed
he other numbers. The officers of the
lass are: President, William Shock Bote-
er; vice president. Miss Pauline Mar
yaYet Johnson: secretary, Miss Marian
Roeder Heitmuller. and treasurer, Will
lam Hazel Collins.
The annual business meeting and cleo
ton of officers of the Central High
school Alumni Association Is to be held
II the school next Wednesday evening.