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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-20
WOOL PRICES STAY
ABOUT THE SAME
~, Seeming W.rsid \, - Leased wir.,

~, E,rni.s uersId \. - Leased Wire,
Boston. Mass, Iunc % while
thct, is no general uHdo In wool con
.idoldple staple is changng hands
Gud dealers report a strong undcrcar
icut of activity The bdlk ol the
transactions have been in the now
cll Thc market holds iirm CON.
.idcioll. other territory Is Ntll ln
r'oc. hul supplies of lloecrs and to-
cign products small. Estimates place
tho amolni OF the CLIP concentrated IN
Montana At approximately 80 per
cent, tho greater pari being sold ~ ~
cents Territorial secured wolls ere
selling a, SIZE Ia 52c io. DO" vcN best ,
while iMcc-Cights Ohio is changin.
hand az % cents Heavy receipts
com the growers are reported from
An 1,utpIs.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-20
MORE CHOLERA IS
FOUND ON SHIP
Steamer From Naples Arrives
in New York With Passen-
gers Ill From Dread NAL
ady: Cases to Pest House.

NDH York. june t1..fVp eases uf
.h"i,a haNr h'en discovered omone
ih' crew H th' steamship pucu Dceli
\nru>h 90 today from Genoa. Maple
aul Madeira Both puticnts W,r,
lsh.u 90 ur pest hpu~' on Swiuburny
island Wj 900 th, -t,erag, pa -..u
-,, $500 pu detained az Hoffman
.-a .ur nbs.iN alton.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-20
SACCHARINE USERS TO
ESCAPE PROSECUTION

~ v y " wv
Washuetrn june 2n \u lUuH''u-
tons AGAINST mdnufuctnr,rE "ho us"
satohurnD ia food VII nv rnd,r'uH'n
rpr SIS months from IuN = most it
Vas announced today after .out'r-
ou.e hotWrcn serrcinr.ob MACY 'arh
Wilson aud Nagol
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-20
GENERAL DIAZ IS
SAFE IN SPAIN NOW

'"' t'r"tng Herald \. y. Leased Wire,
liaNfc, June 90 General Pornriu
Dia2 former prcsidon. ol Mexico. ar.
tN'i here today on .hr steamer
Npirinaen He planned to proceed TO
Iaris this evening.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-19
nuNAN RN,ipN>r

W nia1 Iennlugs Bryan vui Do, one
~ thr most active uotof. Boz ga, Dom
"crau. campaign For th, first time
since ho consented 10 retire go the
'hWtauqua platform ana leave no.
uicHl platforms ostensibly alone.
whii" really manipulating them to-
mis- nkine th' Nehraskan smells the
scent of victory ana is ready for the
charge Bryan believes the year 1912
wsll Doe Democratic year. and ne
proposes 60 make 81 e. Bryan wear
His vigorous assaults upon the Tn.
derwood branch ~ the partv In his
Columbus COZ speech ANA his slaps
a. Harmon have nat ore internre.
mtion The commoncr. screaming
that wan street is gliding the coun
irY win H. abacklcs 81 at tho ION
match ~ eNgitnmont
The Importance or tho determined
acin1ty of Bryan ana the fractlous
condition ~ the Democracy throuqb
linderwood's boraiing Of the Nebraa.
kan ana his later assault upon 0llle|
lanes needs no oracle 10 sot forth
i'ho inability Of the Democrats To be
y peace or to differ respectfully vim
Tme theis nndoins, as In times nnst
rhe iniensesl iss,ie Of Interest 20 The
iarty = that 81 !, - dership 81 IN
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-19

! Cepttug his place. Shamer gives uu
/ an excellent business opportunity In
/ Porto Rico His enthusiasm for
scouting has grown gradually with
his work among the boys and he pre-
'crs to devote all OF his time to 10.
Shaifer Is an alumnus Of Princeton.
having graduated with the class OF
1901, and rs well trained IN many
ways Tor the work that he Is now nm.
dcrtaking His scouting in Porto Rico
~ forming troops OF scouts and In im.
pressing The Porto Rican boys with
the ideals OF American citizenship has
proved of g7aat help to the United
/ states government Shafer would be
content 10 remnln in Porto Rico and
give his whole time 10 the worl. he
has started there, bat the leaders OF
the movement feel tht bigger onpor
iuuIiics await him In this country AZ
ter he has become thoroughly ac-
qudinted with the details jf ,ho ma.
tional office he will start ont on a
tour of The country. visiting various
local councils
How can ! become a Boy Scout "
That Is the question which hundreds
uf bo>E are asking dPil, at their par.
cpts, their school Teachers. ..d Of
t"c national headquarlcr % the
,''N Scouts ol Ameuc, Thyr age
sending letters 10 headquarters ask.
lug for Information AL explaining
Wis they want TO hesuua Scouts.
Many OF The lwt,.s thr)S interest iug
zee ligh't on tn way 40 winch the
scout activities apnc9l o. them
They show yiyidN how the minds OF
A. g IA.
ger things iu HE and getting beyond
the confines of the home and heir
mothers care are reaching oui With
an ambition 10 do something They
reveal the cugerness OF the hos tOI
associate with other BOYS for fun an
work They indicate now The nor.
beginning 10 ieel his muscle ia wax
ing mp to nae deeds of The heroes o
history ana Aolion. go to show that
the bo, is stimulated hy ,ncsc stories
The hoy often times taken q quaint
view point in his letter Clydo Coates.
OF Wilkes.Baie Pa, recently nccame
Interested iu the scout movement ana
bearing thar President Taft Is urhiud
Il Sent him a. letter marked Per
rondl.
! hear that you are The organizer
OF the iiny scouts OF America, $50
please send me orders We are reads |
60 start nuaIuoss az once. Would like !
ia know % won can give ms some Uni |
cd States pins. aud stale price, WIN |
CLOSE"
"Nick Williams. bright boy OF /
ONO. shows sturdy quail |
ties and am excellent idea Of The aims
VI the 30, Scouts IN letter OF in /
uuirN
] have read about The Boy Scouts |
he write. ANA would like 60 Join ] |
am la Years old attend thc public
schools cyery school day. can use the
Iypevtitcy thIs much. am robust and
lm stuycr not duittcr can II ]
have q chance. organize council at
Scouts IL that Is what you call h. !
would like 40 ne the Scout Master, u
can ~ not can find good man
who viii do lie viii DO u right
snow lot about The woods the trees,
he streams and the directions all
around here, aud about al the roads.
know nearly All the streets and al.
eys IN The city
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-19
RALPH c. ELY IS
PROUD FATHER
Young Lady Arrives at Home
in Mimbres Valley; Hondale
Merchant Sells Store to Tex.
as Resident.
tspccInl correspondence 10 the ueraid,

b,mug " NJ. Ada 90 R W
Nclrgiu or llondale has Sold hIs store
and stock of mcryhandis, ut that
place 10 j. " Dimes ol sierra nnuoa.
Texas. who win assume charge about
ih" ltst of this month
tn" Nimhros Valley Realty CONE
ponN completed ts first we'll ono and
a hult miles southwest cot booming.
Friday This We'll is l21 fayt deep
ana is 90 hr equipped uitb IS goo gal
ION Nrugh pump ana % SU-hurs, pow
~ Nasgontr motor % 81. expected
that th.s pumping plant win hc loo
operation Iu tine next Two Nr.l-.
There was born tu Gaul g. EIt
ANA Wtfo on Thursdat mgHt ID TO-
pound sirI
Ian, WWtakDJ OF Cml Texas. vhu.
has been prosp'oting Boa pcmn1 for
emo last fvN dass. decided tuda. on
good 1850 acres southwest of town
1ua chamber of commprDr mas f,r
SOM, time been Boa cnrr,.nand,u..
with lrH Nrls. e travelling #d,amar. .f
M'NIro cas-, in rogurd tu hls Ioeaunr
here, and Mrs Nsie h3 uuu arrived
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-19
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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-19

Texas is 90 forbid the shooting o'
doves. as these gentle aud beautiful
birds have been found to no DESTROY.
ors pf pcrnictnus weeds The Audu-
bon society is doing uscfuu mission
ary work IN opening the eyes OF the
public 20 the srrat use 81 birds in the
destruction of weeds aud insects und
Ia the consequent folly aud loss in
their slaughter This law va Texas is
nn example which other states will
doubtless soon follow in the local
preservation OF useful birds
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-19
INCORPORATION OF
BELEN STILL TALKED
u u Hoped That In u Short Time Pro-
grfssi'e Little city WIN Take Ac-
ton on improvement Matter.
lspseIal carrs.nanarner .. "a. m.rnln

Belen, \. NJ. Aug. rs. The incur-
porauon Of the town ~ nelen 81 still
In contemplation and il is hoped that
within a short time the actual steps
viii be takcu which viii result in
the incorporation Of the territory COW
cred by A. Considerable work has
been done on the matter. ana The
general opinion rs In favor of lncor~
p"raiioh, ON account 81 tNe legal
STEPS necessary To be taken before
the work Is contaminated Il win in
nli probability he some little time be-
fore tho charter Is granted, IL the
plans are proceeded with as IL now
Intended
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-19
. Q Q @
SPECIAL DISPATCH fRoM rHe nepor plArroeM

Sinclair having limo
in aa o,cIoWded
N'Ni.anf way % work the did
~ W :Ihi 'nl 'b train pulled " Then
% bis
Hraho'hon's aui"s cIocNoE bedding
varieties household
he station nasto hcng mean
Ienn" h,
ihoncd hotc % give
,n' 1'-"ns ion nt 70 . q, Il com.
vil p, s,rtc
NOTE us' then he
the
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-19

Larmi" Wyoming. sends ont o.
story oi a Nonian vbu allowed her
self To- want for the necessities cot ilfc
ia order tn hoard fow thousand dol
lars. Sh" died and now her relatives
are TO receive S2j 600. the disposition
which had not been provided Tor hc-
fore her death Tho lust of money is
indeed % peculiar hinr
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-19

descendant oi General Grant rs
20 lieutenant In mo Wyoming National
guard and has bocn placed in charge
OF the riflr team. In Grants day IL
was case of ilgm d, out on These
lines bot in this generation 70 is a
case Of the men Who can shoot IA,
best Lieutenant Grant mayhup is
q, coming general
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-19
FREIGHT TRAIN GOES
INTO DITCH
Wreck West of Belen Damages
Equipment and Forces Pas
senger Trains TO Come in bv
Another Route.
Especial Correspondence. go IN, ue,,,p

l'r'eu ~ 49, Aug 30 s v,st-
bound 'sht train over shoe coast
lines % tho santa b.. won't lea the
ditch % shor; distance t,.t cot Ueicn
yesterday morning ANA several cars
W'rr rather badly damaged Th.
"ro.kcr was ON tho SCENE ln "A short
H"' Hud the wrockage was soon
''''r." 1Nat. 20 was necessary how
ever. q" ""nd passenger tuu $50 IU
.'"n california over tho eut-ofr from
'-'.ia to B,len. Theme. te Nuuqu,r-
I"e thu- delaying 10 som,vhut
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-19

\ hoy og four months was one ~
tho passengers ~ the German Zcppc-
hn airsnip. the Youngest on rrcofd
by the tim" this youthful aviator is
ot age airship routes may be as plen-
uful and rs usual as trolley lines now.
for there b. no saving what h going
tn hoppen ~ this age Of remarkable
Resources.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-19
STNIIII,WIp


.'"'' ''' ''' ''''' '.
.n.u "' people OFF N'N N'N.." 100
u.. stand upon ,n, threshold ur Ia.
......r I'D. ia. .,.u .r5 r.u ana
..... .,,t.....,.. 4. u. GREATEST
....,,,r.,t .. imam ..,u aha. ,ar,n
Victor, us ..u. after geo man,
md.hIr. uu,r Ulu.uutm,ut- 1ud
Yrut.u r,Ga, ihut it- realization .s
ur.. welcomed rn, effect b. uhr
tmf of 90 p,,uIr released Jum bond
us, auI GOO over SIMS ar,at trrrt.r.
uar. ,st.u-t. 100 area iupu unI al
Uu1.u OFF Do, -mlUor states. more
H.aItr, 700 r.sn4rea. 'nan empires Oh
tur uld world and nruul,d with doe
.oudJup uf o.. mpn who reduced
tna frontier q, civilization. th, great
day IS helms celebrated
N,v MrNico is the oldest territory
iu the United State- IIcr native |
uuz,us trace tbcir unoueo back 10 |
tu, uonquistndores who were among |
in' first whit" men Go set foot UPON /
ih' new Americas and who planted /
ih' cross and civilization Boz th" south
west before the rcd warriors "t the
Atlantic coast first saw tho m>stcr,-
Gus refugees from the expressions Of
tho old world
Tn. oldest buildings. homes.
churches and fortrossos on the North
American continent still stand today
as monuments to their builders. No
pant OF our great country is so rich
ia history 30 nlled with the romance
~ thc great past. va fertile a nold In
research after knowledge of the pre-.
historic
Nrv Mexico possesses IN her bur-
iod cities. cliff DWELLINGS ana noun.
tain Businesses. indispu,abIe evidences
that this land was occupicd by ancient
races for centuries hrfate the grcu,
Colomms dreamed that across the
yasi ocean Jay new ana undiseoy-
cred continent
Iiut. though proud Df tho uuEt New |
Mcvicn today tukcs greater pride In
her p.f,ti.ipatiou u tho sisterhood oI
states. Shc is proud of her people
of nor praat valleys. unduIatine plniny
nd towering maintains She i. proud
of Ga, nio Grend.. ia. pr.at river OF q
tbc north. Of her immense timber
rogI. CONNER iron. gold. silver and
I.nd resources. of her rr.nt livestock
ranges modern homes uubu. ruild.
fnsg ana ner schools ana churrh,s
Sh, docs NOT lr. IN tho pas, and r
win her admission To- ,oual right In
her own government She wm ont
.trIu. In tb. ,oi,rs, ~ human ,r.,.,es,,
M ,.Iou,,,,n, so,,. d., .,,,.. ,,..,,..,l ,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-19

ono day small Tommy was given a
piece of hsh for his dinner "What
kind of Fish is this9' lac asked.
"Shnd replied his mother
Wen" said Tommy 'a shnd must
hc pretty sure OF anything il feels In
in bones"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-19
HOTEL IN
SANTA FE SOLD
TO SARGENT
Built Thirty Years Ago, 1t
Has Housed Many Famous
Men; viii Be Made Entirely
Modern at Once.

sauna pc, IS NJ. Anr ia rUp raL
E acc hotel. iui three decade, thc uru.
nu.I Motel ln SuuB F,. which H.m4
JUS existence hHs housed nan. tumou,
mon mas Irpn sold Io IS , sg.asu.
iiuIio. auditor William Vaughn
h,lu4 the seller no. Uf.rp paid io.
tuo motel has not pc.u announced
uH. is understood Zoo hal, nkat
% considerable sum ui NONE, tu cause
. Vaughn tO conscn. tu nal with Iun
property The builtup. cons .Iatri
Iu 1884 cost S60.uuU ,l, uauup Dec
valued 100 S20.op0. AND ih, ground ou
Ah.,u ,h' hoeiout - located is worth
% .u..uu..
Iuo Palace hotel has been tnu sacr.
o' many Hurd o1gu' poWtU aat.
Il's u .uutuus more than one Amen
cnru' vh..c thp aual So }. 49, Wls.
passed aUi made uI uuuufp UuIU.|
,.uuH LEGISLATURES aud mude oI ul.
made fortunes IJU individual. Tho.
hotel has housed man, rclehiros boo
ginning Nl'U iI, carl, uEl das- iu|
Santa We General William Tsem
sru General phH sheridan ana G,n.
oIal Nelson Ntus. .arrc great ua.y|
hghtrs REGISTERED tt The hotel anal
John lu-alls. vho NIo.c thr umous
Uoom Opportunity Father %, Indigo
Ellsworth lnsal-. cot NlhuQluiuur was
one of Che many famous uiea auo uai.
took ui the hospitality oE DO, .ac,
William Ieuuau~ BRYAN wts Hrur
times guest 700 che hu..l Af. ~ur
gent VIII iahc charge o' tu, Uu-, oU
september D. and will remodel
thuugbout. INSTALLING II uom. and
modern equipment Uf every kind
The great dining room which rs 'b
hv 80 ieot. viii be- lcr intact The
dining room has heya rhy scene OF
many brilliant social events GOV
ernor without number have attended |
lnau.urn balls Ion tho famous dining
looul and have been given farewell !
iecepuons .n the Same place
Built lu INNl the hotel opened with |
q dinner un the evening ol October
% 1881 T. Runsey and son operating |
The hostler5 William Vaughn cnmc
To Santa l'c with Mr. Rumscy as chef
which position be held for iotteou
Years When The Rumsoys lori
Vaughn leased HE hotel ior three
year, and then bought DO outright
conducting 30 ever since
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-19
The Ideal Combination

Baker Is their restaurant well pat
rouilede
Bsrkor--Oh vest They have meals
with their music.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-19
Do q IInyc In smcllnr

Wifc-l see that the paper is offer
inR "a prize for the best way IA make
a German stfw
HUBBY That's easy Put him n "A
dp town ON a hot SUNDAY.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-19

FIRST Fan--ii was t"n.inning
game wasn't az
second Fan-~can't Say. n was only
q onf-inninq game for me- az WON
an with q spring hai sat down IN front
~ me "a the beginning at the second
innina
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-19

n tho union printers follow tho
recommendations 90 ne lntcrnationa,
ana i"r"eo chop suoy, typographical
errors ought 10 become less frequent
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-19

Those grasshoppors that have in-
,ad'd Kansas Ia sNurus mado 20
mistake this year First the heat
mTnod up about everything green
and THEN q floud washed the balance
away Even sras-hoppcr has o.,
hard time iu Kansas this Year
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-19

II is sincerely 'o boz hoped thai tho
ti'I' t'om from Sew Nevi,o which
win attend Camp PER-, vfu rut Sew
N'N'r" back on me mpp tb.s year 10
the use VI the army small arms
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-19

a model husband wa. the cause OF
M Suicide 81 his vito. wei known
winter az their home near Chicago
Yesterday What Is a model husband.
anyhow
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-19

Th" International Typographical
union Yesterday adopted resolution
recommending that composing rooms
DO" k'rt at 70 temperature or 20 de-
ste"s Inr migh, hc done ls L. usual
thing. but uN ana then SOMEONE
drops form
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-19

tn" president should have rub
Der stamp VETO" made. II. can
save the stonographers considerable
additional WORK
The citizen., 1911-06-30
Logs Notes.

The peach crop promises to be good
one this year.
Miss Ruth Fox, of Creagerstown,
visited friends here recently.
Mr.. Harvey NJ. Pittinger visited friends
in this vicinity The past week.
E. c. Valentine, of Rocky Ridge, was
recent visitor in this locality
Mr. Joshua Gruber, Of Rocky Hill,
spent Tuesday with friends here.
Mr.. Benjamin Renner, of New Mid
way, spent Tuesday in Loys' Station.
Messrs. Clarence and Elmer Pittinger
were visitors in Creagerstown recently.
Mrs, George w. Pittinger spent Mon
dav with Mrs. Mary E. Culbert, of near
Graceham.
Mrs. George w Pittinger and son,
Harvey, were visitors to Rocky Ridge,
on Wednesday.
Mrs. William H. Martin and son,
Elmer, spent Tuesday with Mrs. Hettie
Eyler and family.
Mrs. Joshua A. Gruber. of Rocky
Hill, spent Tuesday with her sister, Mrs.
George w. Pittinger.
Mr. John W. 10y, of Frederick, Dep
uty Tax Collector, paid a visit to his
home here Sunday last.
Mrs. Nettie Martin and daughters, Ida
and Katharine, spent Sunday with Mrs.
Bette Hoffman aud family.
The citizen., 1911-06-30
=, Burkittsville Bits.

Mrs. Hattie Arnold is visiting friends
in Hdgerstown.
Mr.. Lee Arnold is spending some time
in Hagerstown,
Mr.. c. C. Maught was in Brunswick
during the week.
Mr. David R. Whipp was visitor in
this vicinity lately.
Mrs. Frederick Barger is visiting friends
at Point of Rocks.
Services were held in the Reformed
church on Sunday last
Mrs. Edgar Magaha and children, spent
last week with friends here
Mr.. Geo. w. Pearl spent few days
with friends in Locust Valley
Mrs. William Hightman and daughter,
Edith, are visiting in Hagerstown.
Services were held in the Lutheran
church on Sunday last at 80 a. m.
Miss Mamie P Akers, of Frederick,
and Mr.. Edward NJ Akers visited her
mother, Of Burkittsvile, recently.
The citizen., 1911-06-30
Creagerstown Waits.

Mrs. Elroy Whitmore is on the sick
list
Miss Della Speak visited friends in
WoodSboro, on Sunday.
Raymond Joy, of Araby, visited friends
at this place on Sunday.
Miss Nellie Joy, of Graceham, visited
Mr. NNm. Six and family, last week.
Edward Martin, who has been serious
ly i'll for some time past, is convalescent
Leslie T. Warner, who has been quite
II for the past few weeks, is convalescent.
Samuel ID. Rhodes is still in a very
serious condition suffering with heart
trouble and dropsy.
Mrs. George Powell, of near Thurmont
has been visiting her daughter, Mrs. Bar
ton Warner, for the past few weeks.
Rev. S. B. Stevens, the presiding pastor
of the Church of God, held his regular
preaching services on Sunday at $50
p. M.
The wind and thunder storms did much
damage in this vicinity during the past
week, and in sections the hail was very
destructive.
MISS Clara StamDaugh, OF Marion,
South Carolina, has arrived at her sisters,
Mrs. R. l.. Ogle, where she will spend a
few weeks visiting.
Miss Helma and Master Harold Ham.
of Frederick, are spending some time
with their grand parents. Mr.. George w.
Ham and Mr.. and Mrs B. F. Bell, at this
place.
The F. NJ. c. Fraternal Order held a
very interesting meeting on Wednesday
evening, June 81, when a large class of
candidates presented themselves to be
admitted as members and received the
first degree. There are number of can
didates who were not present at this
meeting that will unite with the order in
the near future.
The St. Johns Evangelical Lutheran
church will hold its Childrens' Day ser
vices on Sunday evening, July D The
pastor, Rev. Geo. w. Crist, will hold SER
vices on Saturday evening, July 8 and
Holy Communion services on Sunday,
morning, uly 9, at 10 a. m Sabbath
school will be held every Sunday morn
ing at Q o clock.
The citizen., 1911-06-30
State Teachers Association Meet
at Braddock Heights.

On Tuesday, Wednesday. Thursday
and Friday, OF this week. the State Teach
erS' Association met at BraddoCk Heights.
The meeting was largely attended and
the following program was carried out
Tuesday, June 27, s p m.-Address OF
welcome, Hon. Joseph d. Baker, Fred
erlck city; response, Superintendent
Nicholas Orem. Talbot county; music
followed by presidents address, Howard
c. Hill, Allegany county.
Wednesday, June 2S. s p. m.-Music;
address, Prof !, S. Garrison. fraternal
delegate from Virginia State Teachers AS
sociation; music; reading. The Servant
in the House" Mrs. Helen Well Cam.
bridge, Mass
lhursday' June 29, 9 p. m.-MusiC; adj
dress, The School as a Social. Center.
Principal Oln K Rice, Beall High School,
FroStburg; music; address, The Basis of
Pedagogical Peace" Dean w. P. Burris.
Teachers College, University of Cincin-
matt; address, Miss Elizabeth Hammers,
OF the National kindergarten Association.
Friday June 80, $50 a. m. Music; adj
dress, Compulsory Education" Mrs. B.
II. Cochran, Roland Park, Md; address.
European Schools" Miss Nan Mildren,
supervisor of grammar grades, Caroline
and Talbot counties.
The officers of the association are:
President. Howard c. Hill. principal High
School, Cumberland, Md; vice president.
+. A. Browning, superintendent, Garrett
county; secretary, Hugh w. Caldwell
Chesapeake City; treasurer. DIR. K. Berry,
man, Baltimore, Md; executive com
mittee: Howard c. Hill, chairman; E. A.
Browning, Oakland; Ida Lee Tall, Bal
timore county; Thomas c. Bruff, Bati-
more city; Alice Mccullough, Prince
Georges county.