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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-10
SAN MIGUEL COUNTY
PLANS BIG FAIR
Another Section Gets in Line
for Celebrating New Mexi-
cos Prosperity; Baseball
Tournament Scheduled.


I.as N,gas s. q. N.e. 90 San
Miguel county b. tu have iair this
year IL VIII Dee au pxpos' ou, too.
that san Miguel and Mora COMMITTEES
und The whole northern portion e.: the
torritory can look forward 60 with
pride. After dcathlikc sleep OF two
wears the old fair association Vas
dragged forth last night ana rc.'l' ".
mated bN thc injection OF new blood.
This occurred ut u meeting of the
members Of of thp business Mems
association and 90 number OF fair
boosters at the Commercial club.
After an informal discussion during
which the 40 or go representative
bunincss men present expressed their
entire sympathy Win the proposed
exhibition of the products of the
county Robert i. Taupcrt, president
of of Jhc Busiurss Mems ASSOCIATE
OF the business Mons association,
called the meeting 10 order. II was
decided 70 adopt "a, charter ana CON
stltution OF tho old fair association.
George A. Fleming was chosen prcsi
dent, r. q. Blood secretary ana -. y.
llisklns treasurer The president
was empowered 40 select his vice
president ana appoint AN executive
committee. Tho officers ana rNccu-
tive commlttc, wer. empowered also
to appoint such other committees AZ
are required hy tho constitution 81
was suggested that the baseball ASSOC
citation be- given charge of program
81 races ANA baseball at Amusement
park on one day during the fair The
fair association viii devote itself ok
clusVelN 10 the cunduction ~ am ugri-
cultural ana livestock cxhihit. Tho
Ration team viii NOT disband until Sat,
iu October and tho Dawson team ana
th" Alhuquorqu, Grnys also win hold
tosoihor until after the Albuquerque
fair. Il rs planned to bring those
three teams her, for three days
baseball tournament The Mnro0ns
can be held together unul after the
local fair ana win participate In rho
tournaments
The meeting Nas am enthusiastic
one The merchants all expressed
themselves as of The belief that san
Miguel county cannot afford 90 20
without fair this ycnr The ok
hibits az the county fair viii enable
the preparation OF "a handsome eN-
hihn 90 be- sent Go the various land
shows during the fan and winter An
exhibit also may he sent 10 The state
tair la Albuquerque
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-10
BATTERY A FIELD
ARTILLERY IS
lAUDED
Major w. S. McNair Has
Words of Praise for New
Mexico Guard Cannoniers
Who Were in Camp Jaffa.

santa F,. y NJ, Aug lO.-.In the
report received here from Major ".
=. McNair. sixth Field Artillery, e.. ).
A.. on the maucuyors az camp Jutia
during July churacterizcs the work
of this battalion uf the Sew Mexico
guard as very promising. and suggest
that a further Improvement would
result Il q battalion OF the battery
would get lts guns ont in tho open
The major adds that more horses
are needed aud the interest of the
men as well az Thy city of Roswell
would be- increased IN the battery hy
the occasional appearance of a plnt-
toou ui the battery ON the streets pro-
ceeding Co the open country FOR drill
or target practice.
He also recommended that the bat
terry bo sent TO is own camp Tor two
or three years annually rather than
90 manouycrs
The report states among other
things
There were present four officers
and ufty-scvoH men ana absent one
officer and scycnty-siN enlisted men.
Tho report says OF this; THE small
number Of enlisted men attending was
due To inability of many To get away
from thrir business affairs II is be-
licvcd that many win attend the most
CuCampmcnt
Officers. military bearing excellent
physlca qualification, gnod mental
qualifications. excellent professional
qualifications. variable zeal in per-
formunce of duties exceptionally
good. Enlisted men military bcnr-
Ing excellent, physical qualifications
excellent. mental qualifications. cN-
ccllont zeal in performance OF mill
tary duties generally excellent.
Captain NJ s MURRAY, command
ing the battery b. conspiciously quali-
fled 90 handle tho administrative
work 90 the battery owing Go his oN-
pcrioncc Ia the regular army The
equipment ~ the men and the pro-
curcment OF supplies were very sue
ccssfully managed by him.
First Lieutenant Charles de Br,m.
ond. commanding the first platoon of
the battery Ia CONSPICUOUS for his
zeal ana efficiency, particularly IN
matters pertaining 10 discipline and
to the technical duties OF the battery
during firing. He be- fully competent
to instruct the enlisted personnel of
the battery In firing instruction.
Captain Murray ana Lieutenant de
Bremond form q happy combination
Of qualities very beneficial TO the bat
terry"
other comments of more por.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-10
CHINA IS WORKING
TO STAMP OUT
OPIUM TRADE
Realizes That Future Welfare
Is at Stake; an Enormous
Problem, Habits Of Centur-
les Must Be Overcome.

Washington. Aug l0.--papor, zee
Gently nlod win tho department ot
state by Minister Calhoun OF pchu.
along with a great mass OF diplomdti.
correspondence. indicate that CHINA
is making strenuous efforts 20 stamp
out the trade in opium china ho
been Naging this war tor years Ben tu.
face of discuuraErmcnt and trmpuI-
.ry financial loss. ~ is minated that
the aggrcgat, annual loss ln opium
revenue 10 the government Wiz he
about t5U.U00.uo0 Many government
officials 10 Is said. accustomed 10 tho
use Of opium FOR many wears. gave up
their lives ia order 90 assist the gov
trmIpnt 10 further f. campaign for
ile suppression at IA, traffic.
But China has begun Go realize thtt
her future rests largely upon her
ability 10 rescue her tecming millions
from the blight Of the opium habit
she b. trying 10 shake OF tho habit
which has bound her to her past
which has kept the people hoyorIur
on the brink OF starvation, mas dimin-
ishcd their energy, banishcd national
iNFlAlhll hNiN fNN N'l lhi hihiNN NHN'
tn ln the march OF modern progress
OWNS 60 tho lasts tracts of Chimes
soil which were given up exclusively
90 opium, the Chinese have gone
without broudstufH ana have suffered
dCpopulatinF fumines when the avail
able food supply was losscncd for ans
reason The vitality ~ the pooul, ha7
been diminished. not alone hy tho
opium habit. bot ALSO by Imperfect
npurishmout. even IA normal iia
II la this condition Witch tho 0hiu,-'
government Is strugslinr tu 'v'rrour
Against tiC immediate loss iu ro.
euue from the destruction 81 thc pop.
py fields, the government b. bala1rng
says Minister Calhoun, tho ultimlts
guin 10 tho nation which mast "mr
from planting the soil in toudI'l6'
ana restoring us population ia q u",.
NAL degree Of efficiency.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-10

soual nature are.
OFFICERS and enlisted men hav, q
fair knowledge ut their duties Iu tho
firing battery but need more drilling
"S1ddliug and huruossiug was wei
don, hy the last day uf march n was
impossible to III the harness o. many
of the animals ON account OF their
small size. the principles of NUNS
and adjustment seemed ~ be- W,1l an.
dcrstood by many of the drivers.
The riding was excellent many ul
tho men becoming accustomed 10
riding on the sheep ana cattle ranges
There was little Brportunitl tor
mancuvcring ana when 10 was don,
u WAS performed slowly aud without
much precision
Guard duty woil performed
"DUrc ct material fairly good hat-
ness was lcft out iu the rain.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-10
A TEXAN LOCATES
NEAR OEMING
He Was Enroute to California
in Search OF a Home and
After Looking Over MIN.
bres Valley, He Will Stay,
Especial Correspondence 10 Hcra

Especial Correspondence "a Hcrald1
pomuug N. ~ Aug, lo.--John b.
Anderson of Midland, Texas. has Just
secured 100 ucrcs uf Mimbres valley
band seven miles south OF Deming, and
hHs returned Go h's home 10 hrng
his family b,r, % o. Mr. Audorsou's
intention Geo 900 one, put boz o. pumping
I.ut aud 90 put hlt entire acrvug,
under cultivation
p % Ely of santa BE-, =. a Bout
War, and g. -. MEDALLION OF silver
uN N A. and " u Walls 90 El
paso. were vmitpu Iu tho citl yester-
dtf.
j 70 Wright OF Pooos, ToNas who
has been in Doming few days en-
route to california with his wife. de-
cided ou a hcco OF land here and 20
make this his future home but win
proceed ON a. california for their
vacation nip, hut not Bow to look FOR
amy location there as they had eN-
pccted a. a. before thoy arrived In
pcminG
Last cevning tho Presbyterian
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-10
poposAis ron STREET PAVING

sealed bids viii bc received until
DO o'clock a. IN. of August 2ist, \. -,
l91l, at the offlc, OF the undersigned
city clerk ot the city OF Albuquerque.
New Mexico ia the korbcr building,
for the grading raising, nlling, or oX.
cavating as may bee necessary. and
paving with a pavement from curb 10
curb with one Of the following types
OF pavement 10 be- solicited by the city
council after the receipt ana Cousid-
Grafton of bids therefor and hereun-
dor
4. Verified brick
-. Crcosotr wooden hlocks
q. Asphaltic Concrete.
u sheet Asphalt
4. Bltullthic.
Concrete cutters shall be con-
constructed along the gutter lines.
and all pavement and work shall con-
form to the plans and specifications
of the city engineer. as the same have
been amended by resolution of the
city council
an bids must be- sealed aud directed
to the city clerk ana cuch must he
accompanied by certified check in
the sum of one Thausund q ,OoOJ doi.
lars. payable 90 tho city uf Albuquor.
que. 10 insure good faith of the bidi
said check to be- returned when the
contract b. entered into boy th" suc-
cessful bidder. ana which check
shall become the property oi the city
In the event that the bidder, % sue-
cossful docs not. within ten duyA at
ter the acceptance of hiH bid, enter
into contract with said spccifiea-
tiuns within four months from tht
time of the signing Of the contract.
said bids received hereunder win
b, opened at meeting of the cts
council To be held ia the oouucf
chambers In the korbcr building AT
clock ., m, August 2lst, 1911 or at
such time and place as then aud
there agreed ,ppon, ana the contract
viii be awarded tu the lowest and
best bidder.
Tho bidder whose bid b. accepted
win De required to give bond In o
sum 10 he fixed by the city council
conditioned for the faithful perform
anoe OF the contract
The city reserves the right 90 re-
ject any or an bids
Dated August 10, isil
I g. McMANUs,
city clerk.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-10

church members enjoyed % lawn s"-
cul at Dh, nom uf Nh puI Airs Fred
sherman 4 splendid program bad
boon aIIugod. %, music ana roriu
uous which was much appreciated ny
ulI present Ice cream and oukc v,r.
served.
Mr. john Corbctt president OF the
Bank coz DomIug has I,ft Tor aG exc
tended visit In California
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-10

stWual and includes Spanish aud
American dishes
As Grand finale oi the evening 5
m,lr,mont VIII Dee The annual Plaza
FOtc dance IA Library hall
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-10
ALBUQUERQUE MAN
IS APPOINTED
Herman N. Packert Designat-
ed Notary; Second and
Third Grade Teachers Ger
tifioates Issued to Local.


santa Fc. y " Aus go Governor
Mills has appointed Herman y Pack.
81" ui Albuquerque, Bcruaullu county
notary public
suporintcnd.n o. Public lustus.
lion r. Clark has gone TO Tucum-
,au Go inspect the work of the iusti.
fItp JhCrp
a. L. Lawshe. ia charge OF the
agency at kcaiub Canyon ON The Nav
.io reservation, has been transferred
'l The san Carlos Pima agency IN the
CHA valley. Arizona
Assistant Territorial Secretary ia.
Nm r tuard has been sending
ult copies ui the 1917 territorial blue
book. The copies are sent 90 on
ais throughout the territory
Having completed the eastern boun.
GARY survey Of New Mexico. senator
tockIcll and his party. including g.
s Examiner OF SURVEYS G. - h.
hutuatrich OF santa Fc are now at
N'wmpu, Otcru county 10 complete
tAe surtc! of the southern boundary
oi tho territory with icNus
Territorial Treasurer NJ 4 Otcro
has received the following sums for
The treasury Clcoies Romero. wal.
den OF thc psnitcnuary. c0nyicts'
earnings. 32s5, compilation fees
sh 80. F. pinncy treasurer of Bcnd.
mo county $5.01S6O. ArAandc. San
7nyal treasurer of Sauduyal count 5.
366 10
Tho following vorc the land entries
yesterday
Fauna + iahrons Eno,no. Haze.
II..f..r..s.t..H
Mary = De Long, SfaulUy David
Lam0ra OmcndC Lucy A Pierce. Lu.
'iH George o. Finkc Noiary Edul
D. liver willard Joel ~ Burton Es
Ianciai Oua " WATSON Island Geo
!. paup
she Nail Insurance lu Orchard Gdr
n"n and Field company has ilol ap
pllcaUou fen admission 90 do ousI
ness ar an Insurance company iu Sew
Mexico The company Is organized iu
Dos Moucs. Iowa and w. v Gurmlc'
is lth aepli Auw t company NiN
come tO New Mexico and eua antcU
hgatN r8ina each wear as have hrcn
scoa ihis season tho agents Win like
D. nnd plenty OF uanchcrs who viii
takC policies
Certificates Granted
The department o education has
granted tcachers certificates as nl
lows.
Ecrndl,llo county Second grad,
lAndn Ffederickson T.. VI Mathis
ElzahOh Wells of Albuquerque hind
prade Anrella MoHloya OF Albu
Quorque
Lincoln county Third grade Ma
no Johans second grade Elizabeth
lIe Nilsson
sanaoYai counil Thise grade Ru
hsio Bara Rufh nrown lihradol
Erostln 4 Gutierrez, ; 3 Luccro
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-10
EASY TO GET HELP.

II YOU have any trouble while using
gas, phone the Gas Company No 81,
and an experienced man viii call and
roctify your troubles and Instruct you
In the economical and convenient us'
OF your stove. Remember gas rs the
cheapest the year round
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-10

Dyspepsia IL our national ailmcnt.
Burdock Blood Blttcrs Is the national
cure for a. II strengthens stomach
membranes. promotes now OF digest
i've iulcce purifics the blood huild1
you up.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-10
Mineral Surveys.

The following are the appuD.. .rar
for mineral surveys fled l he of
FEC OF Suryoyor General John w.
March:
so. 1850 The so Mnne company
uf 50 Mining Group of q local ,cus. in
Virginia mining district. surveyor -
l. Cos
so ll3l j. A. L.my Nc,aIl
lode Virginia district sgtNr,ou + J..
Cos
SO lia- Th, Wln Nouun
Coppo cohuauN shamrock lode Hue
mo Mountain district surveyor. f. f.
CuN
so 1884 JlNa Copper company
Charleston group. locations, survey
on. ! T. Mont,
No 1855 Jarilla Copper company
.at Horseshoe claim, surveyor Monty
SO. l43I T. D. Gllchrist and a t.
owen. independent gIoup 2, central
district. surveyor g. Mckee
30 1855 W l.. Riggs New N'Nicl
Cyclone lode. central district survey
or G Mckee
so 1883 Nanadium Mines oou
panr Caballn district, surveyor. ". Id
iloTic
80. lilo. California industrial
comnany Greonvillc Iron claim r.
Cauitau district surveyor " Y Hail
80 ll4l, california Industrial com
uauy Great Eastern Iron lode, ~ Cap
itan district. surveyor, W. V Han
SO lli2 and l1i3 California In
dus'rial company pittshurg TROY
lode f'l Captain district, surveyor "
" Han
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-10

Ncmcsia Sanduyal. Henry Bady
Michael Ciurh Virginia Garcia, Rita
bri'gu. Ami, NaJ'ias. Amelia Scna
aud CaudclaIio silva second grade.
SIalnI N. NALLnIl
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-10-20

Miss F1ossie Mattingly, Miss Jean
smith, Miss Cornelia Kennedy. Miss
Ethel BedweH. Miss FeIna Bedwel..
Miss Oma Byers, Miss Georgia stat
ford, Mrs J. l. Haw kins. Mrs Reed
Music for the afternoon was furnished
by Mrs Mattingly, Mrs Stafford and
Mrs Byers- Refreshments were served
Mrs. Gill was assisted by her daugh-
tiers, Marie and Bertha
Mrs. NJ. JoIIey and daughter, Mary,
and Mrs. Aaron Kelley We're the guests
Of Mrs. RoIIo Stockweu OF Golden ave-
rue yesterday
Mrs Ace Heavlin and children of
Chandler street have gone to Parsons
to visit for a few days
Mrs. Mary Norwood of Branner
street spent yesterday the guest Of Mrs.
John Ash Of Quincy street.
Mr. and Mrs Frank Sawyer of
Klein street are building a new home
IN Oakland They win move there
about the first OF December
Mr. and Mrs. E Castle of 1912
Buchanan street are the parents of a
daughter, born October IS Mr.. and
Mrs. Castle formerly lived on Klein
street
Mrs. Lena schuster of Meriden,
kan. is the guest of her cousin, Mrs
Dan Lane of Leland street. for few
weeks.
The revival meetings at the Wes-
Ieyan Methodist church are rapidly in
creasing in interest and attendance.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-10-20
Away With Wrinkles and
Ugly Pores.
1Housekeeping Arts Journal.)

When it was discovered that wrin-
kles. crows feet" double chin and
ugly. large pores were caused by lack
Of heat energy and nourishment. the
antidote correcting these deficiencies
was also discovered and applied with
marvellous success If you are afflicted
with one or all CT these blemishes. do
not resort to patent medicines. Just
get an ounce and a half of pure Their
modized jelly from your druggiust and
rub half teaspoonful into your face
every day. Rub it in until II is thor
oughly absorbed. and then wash with
cold water The ther1n odized Jelly
heats and nourishes- The 5aded tissues
quickly respond The whole fibrous
tissue beneath the skin Immediately
starts righting itself One treatment
will prove to YOU that your face is get
ting what it needs. After a few appi-
cations Of thermodized jelly, your
friends viii begin asking you what you
are doing 70 make you look so
young
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-10-20
Wisconsin System Bad.
Proper Way to Treat a
Complexion.
ndard American StvIes

-
Every woman knows that she Il
' ussliilg her complexion Improperly
wnen she clogs up the pores win 10
tons cold creams and cosmetics p,I+
1! l.Ae ne child IN the story. she finds
u u, men l.ll easier 70 be naughty than to
pc 5000; 50 she keeps on patching mn
ner lace from day to day while. If she
put knew II. she could actually rene[v
her whole complexion by the usa If +ha
olo-Iashioned home remedy. colea+sei
oalSam- She should get an oi1rre. -
a half OF her druggist ana apDiS- if -
her face a. night Quickly ii ..+al-ss
nola OF the diseased slSin-parricleS
that deadened portion of the 5urer ~,
uele causing saIlowness. pirnD1ss H..
spots, 1rechles. tan. etc. These l,rI1-
san particles shed Off gradually and
llnperceptibly, and very 0uiclzIv 49,
lovely, faultiess, blooming skin r.
meath IS free to assert itself It VIII ~,
a source OF untold satisfaction to fi1oes
OF our women readers who do NOT ~
ready know about coleated bslss,,,
that they can quickly acquire a fa5, iiii
less and lovely skin by the uSe ~ ~.
cld-fashioned home remedy. '---s
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-10-20
ADJUSTMENTS

The musical score in THE Old
Town. which Montgomery and Stone
have made famous. is the work of
Gustav Luders, who wrote the score of
1.-THE Prince Of Pilsen," and half a
dozen other comic operas and extTava-
ganzas of tuneful memory 1.-THE Old
Town is the latest composition of inn
rcrtance which NJ. Luders completed
for the American stage before retiring
to Germany where it is said he is pre-
pairing himself to essay the task OF
composing Z grand opera for the Met
ropolitan Opera House in New York
for the great American opera" fete
for which the millionaire directors of
the opera offer a handsome prize
At the Grand October 10th.
The date for the annual appearance
Of the Black Patti show in In the
Jungles" has been announced for Oc-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-10-20

The meetings are held every night,
with special music and a good sermon
Everybody is invited to attend.
Mr. Charles Gathers has returned
from Manhattan, where he has been
visiting for the past few days
Mr. Pardee was the guest of his
daughter. Mrs. Charles Laird of Bran
ner street. Yesterday
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-10-20

those-just the natural healthy themes.
or the poetic and mystic. as in the
dance IMPLYING the Sadness OF the
Moon Her parfum eEotique and her
sunbeams spoke OF the happy people
of the Sun-kissed lands dancing their
little day The dance of Fate. with its
hint of tragedy gives Theano an oppor-
tunity OF displaying her dramatic abii-
ity."
She will appear at the Grand next
Wednesday, matinee and night
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-10-20
Those Present.

ent at the dinneri
Those Present.
William p Evans, Jefferson City
Mo. G. G. Lawrence. Pierre, s d.
Walter E. Ranger, Providence, r. II;
Albert NJ. Deyoe. Des Moines, Ia Z
n. wilson Oklahoma City, Ok; a Y
Nelson. Salt Lake City, Titan; r /.
FairchiId, Topeka, KAN; g = SsiIy
Madison. Wis: Miss Grace Shepherd,
Bojse. Idaho: W Z. Hartman, Helena,
Mont. l. J. Alderman. Louisiana; X l.
E4ierony1nns Illinois; E C Blshop. Tex
state Superintendent Nebraska) Iowa;
p T<irIz Missouri; F. E Thompso..,
Rhode Island; President w n Mason
of Baker Baldwin, Kan; Assistant
SUPERINTENDENT P. c. Tonnlng, MIME
sofa: J. NJ. Layhue, assistant superb
tendent. Washington; J. H. Delzen,
Nebraska: superintendent Aelen " r
WILSON, Colorado
Other visitors present We're: MI ana
Mrs. W. s. Heusner, Junction CITY;
Chancellor and Mrs Str2ng, -
Prof. and Mr.. J. H GlotfelteF, Ei1s-
rcria: President Waters, Manhattan;
Mr. T ". Wells, Russell; MI ana MIS-
NJ p Pearson. Kansas City. kan;
Dean and Mrs Cnas- Il, JeaI3 : ~
Lawrence: DR.. Wilbur n Mason, Bald
win: DR.. S. E Price, ottawa; Mr. ana
Mrs. Frank simmons, Mankatc; Geo
4. Towne editor Nebraska Teacher,
Lincoln
Mr.. John Macdonald, Mr.. and Mrs
Scott Hopkins. Mr. and MIS- G. G.
Starr. President and Mrs. Sanders Mr.
ana Mrs. J. v. Glee1, Judge ana Mrs
9. H. Whitcomb. MI. and Mrs E. T.
FairchiId. Mr.. and Mrs L D Whit
temore. Mr. and Mrs G. w Cra'e.
Judge and Mrs A Dana, Mr. =
n Sessions. Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Tully
Mr.. and Mrs W E Davis, Mr. ai.'
Mrs. ". D. Ross. Mr.. and Mrs O.
Henders On. Mr. and Mrs E E Mar
shall, Mr. and Mrs J. r Eby, DR.. an.
Mrs. W. F. Bowen Mr.. and Mrs. Z
Z. nr~--T-all Mr.. and Mrs Frank
MacLennan. Nj. J. Will Kelley, Mr.. anf
Mrs. Robert Stone, Senator and Mrs
Charles Curtis, Mr.. and Mrs. l. I
| Kiene, NJ. and Mrs. A. d. Gray
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EAST TOPEKA NOTES.
items for the East Topeka colun may be
telephoned TO Ind phone 1751-l

teIephoned TO md. phone 1911
The Bellview Literary society met
Wednesday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. Gill on Sixth and Golden avenue
Those present were Mrs F. A Bid
Well. Mrs Y. Byers. Mrs. ]. Bear, Mrs
P E Cook. Mrs. J. n Curry. Mrs
Ralph Elliott. Mrs John Gillard, Mrs
l.. GiIerist. Mrs. Herchel1. Mrs. Samuel
Irving. Mrs. J. Kennedy, Mrs. e. Linge,
Mrs Ed Matfingly, Mrs G. Schaefer,
Mrs. Jess stafford, Mrs. Wesley Wehe,
Mrs. J. n West. Mrs. c. Mattingly,
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-10-20

Have YOU seen Goldberg or Mutt and
Jeff today? They surely do make you
laugh.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-10-20
J. RAPPELOCK

tober ~ at the Grand. Madame Sis
sieretta Jones and Happy" Julius
Glenn. the Wangdoodle comedian. with
thirty five others viii add to the jol
lily Of the entertainment and deal out
the fun and music in real jungle style
to al who attend
The following notice of Theano is
from another paper: Society was quite
keen to look upon. as many women Of
the smart set We're anxious to see
Theano's interpretations. Gifted with
imagination. youthful and beautiful.
she makes a pretty picture as she pos
lures and dances She possesses dra-
matte appeal and intelligence which
make her meaning instantly clear TO