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@No, thank ycv.A he answered as the
thought Of his srerenders lcomed up. /
Away play with I en- On.
How reoi:sr.' wa-lled the other girl,
and thcy started for the cerrt at cnce
Wen tad the ther tive" Nj Brock
way told i.'i S I'm serve
thinks say 4 Of them tale lis place in
one Of Z ee'' ned sorare.,, 50 ! c iilled the
Only vacant oat, clutcl Cd his racket by the
miGtle an awaited 1eveicpments with a
fairtness ,fltsrt W icA gradually crept to
his Enees ara aa|e his lees wal bic
Miss Ird AN served to the young
fellow oppo mis-, and missed.
Fifteen loNe." = e cr.,d, and walked
over into Hinlss court to serve. Kinks
didn't want to appear igncrant or do any
thing foolish, 50 he stood where lie was.
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pile Of glass perkins's eyes rested inno-
Gently on the vacant space above the gas jet
and he stood with one foot carelessly con-
cealing the incriihinating bath sponge,
awaiting developments.
Nothing happened. They heard some
one sneak up the stairs and listen at the
door for minute; but no knock came and
the muffled tread slowly descended the
stairs.
When all was silent again, Kinks tensity
snapped
I'm pay for the globe he said, simply.
Course it was my fault; but you asked
me To-
"Oh, that's all right" Kinks forced a
smile. But | guess there'll be no more
tennis for us tonight y
Kinks, deprived Of his practice, and being
book-perfect in the game, went to bed. All
night he tossed, making sensational volleys,
induiging in startling Lawfords, and crying
out in bis sleep: " Fiiteen-love." Forty
all! Thirty-loye! - Deuce" Forty
love- Nantage-inl' and Fifteen
thirtyl"-although he had read in the book
that Love means nothing in tennis.
Several times next morning he sneaked
away to a lonesome part of the warehouse
and practised difficult strokes with handy
bed-slats
Yet, in spite OF all his preparation, Kinks
did not feel fully sure Of himself when he
met Miss Brockway at the tennis court
that afternoon.
He was introduced t. the other couple, a
heaming girl and ycpng fellow in college
clothes with a white flannel shirt and canvas
shoes. Kinks, il his enthusiasm over the
game, had forgotten the fine points OF dress,
beyond putting on a splendid Sunday silk
tie his mother had knit Tor ihmat Christmas
oh, didn't you bring your racket
queried Miss Brockway.
No, forgot it at the last minute,
Kinks extemporized.
Well, it doesn't matter. We have an
extra one; see which OF these you like best'
She held out three rackets. Kinks took
them soberly and, from force OF habit, care
tullv Inspected the grain OF wood in each
His solemn bearing carried the thing of
rather well. The other girl nudged Mis-:
Brockway and whispered, He's 50 hand
same Where did YOU get him. While
leyoung fellow began to look bit neryou.
and went to the court for a little preliminary
practice.
In the locker room they hunted up pai
IL tennis sinners for Kinks and he man
aged to squeeze into them. although ont
OF his tees punched through the canvas
and he ielt as though he were walking OF
Suits
Kinks was game to the core. 1t ha(
never occurred To him that he should try t
get cut II playing He would have to max
j blufi and do his best
Won't YOU take your coat of sug
gested Miss Brockway, as Kinks stood toy
x With the racket and trying to look pro
.r sicnal
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Ihsa ths l.nai.dy osJs,,sa

oh said Kinks, making mental note.
Yes, they play il in these here girls
cemeteries up along the Hudson. Its Ike
archery, an conChology, an chasin butter
flies with bug Bill went on. clutthing
irantcally al the reputation he had earned
as official explainer OF the warehouse.
"0h, thanks, said Kinks, struihng away
in q manner that attempted to be casual
Bill stood staring blankly after him A
shrewd look in ms ewes gradually peFmeated
his whole expression. and he suddenly cred
after Kinks in nettled tone
"Hhl What 40 YEA think il is?
Il don't know. either. answered Kinks,
turning back with siCkly grin
But why, why did you ask about it'
Is the firm thlnkin OF maxim 'ems asked
Bill.
MAXIM WHAT" demanded Kinks.
Them tennis things you're talkin
about2'
No answered Kinks with a slow smile
turning and leaving Bill alone with the great
mystery.
That night on the way home he stopped
at book store, and bought Tor ten cents
little pamphlet called The lns and C'lt:
Of Tennis. .
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to riding in her fathers motor, which, TO
nobody's shame, he il said, he had picked
up for two hundred dollars secondhand
So Hinks's acceptance was greeted happily.
"0h, thatll be fine. We've tired SO
hard to get fourthI meah-we play at
Ninety-iourth Street and West End Avenue
and we'll be 50 glad 10 have you help out
I'VE start at two. It's good court. Ever
Nlay there3"
it was little too far uptown for Kinks
HAstayed pretty close to the wholesale
district twelve hours day and slept in
Brooklyn.
why, no; l don't believe | have,
Kinks replied.
"Where do you play?" she asked.
y He fumbled in his pocket for a handker-
CHIEF he knew had been left at home and
replied:
~ Mostly elsewhere
y Kinks was glad after II was all over that
the conversation had taken place in ths
/. warehouse He felt more at ease there
LII was horrible 10 conjecture What NIGH
shave happened il he had played the gam'
lof polished p,rley on any but ms nom,
/ grouneS Under such conditions he nigh
have SD! ted the sport Of tennis.
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in a minute with a pink rubber sponge.
Found it in the bath room," he ex-
claimed. "Itll do fine
Kinks leaped back to his position on the
led and with glowing countenance threw
himself into the game, returned Perkins's
serve and landed what he called "a pretty
Lawford stroke right over the bath-robe
cord
A swoop Of the hair brush caught it on
the bounce and slammed it against the gas
jet.
With a crash the red glohe hit the floor
and shivered into score of pieces. Per-
Eins and Kinks stood breathless, presenting
guilty tableau.
Each listened for the same thing. But
evidently the landlady had not heard.
Kinks nervously threw a pillow over the
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RAE&-E&zksG ,s.sa H., ,raars ,hsgtrd nm
this morning." Hinks answered, " Yes sir. .
ii one breath Ii the question were; " You
don't need more than twenty-five min
pfes for lunch to-day. 40 you, Hinks' the
proper reply vas clearly, Nos y
Bat he had failed during ltng struggle
throagh heap d stern realities, from
which he had emerged as assistant buyer icr
Rothstein's to cultivate the polite part
S. when Miss Broadway, daaehier Of the
head buyer, asked him ii he played tennis,
Kinks stammeFed, blushed, and then, like a
losl, said Yes
1t was only idle discourse; he had heard
i.lat talk is cheap, and II didn't after
much what one said in fashionable coniabu-
Iation
But when Miss Broclway followed UP
With; Have you an engagement for to-
morrow afternoon its Saturday, you
know Kinks was decidedly hustered for
an excruciating minute.
"No, thank you,", he answered, remem-
herring both his manners and lbs confusion
AT having hei the first time, and choosing
truth the easiest way
Won't You make fourth at doubesP
she suggested
Hinks's jaw dropped: il sounded iik'
mathematics, but something ted him il wa
tennis.
II viii be much obliged To- he said care
fully, drawing one foot back as he bowet
and kicking himself in the shin. But Mis-
Brockway never noticed lie was tall ant
good-looking. the upward struggle in tn
warehouse had hroadened his shoulders AM
sttaigh,ened his chin Besides. Miss Brock
way was a tennis enthusiast, she preferred i
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well-meaninrman
splits upon the rock oi
Polite COnNer alton.
Now. lIinks knew the
business branch rather
well. When the boss
said. Did you yet
those order checked up
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-16
PROPOSALS ron STREET PAVING

Sealed bids viii be received until
10 o'clock "a. m. OF August 2isi. a. u.
1871, at the office Of the undersigned
city CLERK of the city OF Albuquerque.
New Mexico. in the Korber building.
Gor the grading. raising, fllins. or eS'
cavatlng. as mas be necessary. aud
paving with a pavement from curb TO
curb with one OF the following types
of pavement 10 be selected by the city
council after the receipt ana consid-
Grafton OF bids therefor and hcreun-
der.
4. Verified brick.
-. Creosotc wooden blocks
g. Asphaltlc Concrete.
-. Sheet Asphalt
T.. Bitulithic.
Concrete CUTTERS shall be con-
constructed along the gutter lines.
and all pavement and work shall con-
form 60 the plans and specifications
now on file in the office ot the city
clerk and IN the office OF the CRY
engineer. a. the same have been
amended by resolution OF the city
council
An bids must be sealed and directed
20 the city clerk. and cacn must he
accompanied by certified check IA
the sum Of one Thausand q .00ol doi.
lars, payable TO the city OF Alhuquer.
que, TO insure good faith of the bid;
said check 60 be returned wnen the
T.. tsse. t.ss aftss
cessful bidder; and which check
shall become the property OF the city
IN the event that the bidder. if sue
cessfnl, ,foes not within ten days az
ter the acceptance OF his bid. enter
| into contract with the city OF Alhu-
Querque 10 complete said paVoments
| In accordance with said specifications
within four months from the time 81
the signing OF the contract.
Said bids received hereunder will
be opened AZ meeting OF the city
council 10 be held IN the councr
chambers In the Korber building al
3 O'Clock p. m. August aist. 1911 or at
such time and place A. then and
there agreed upon. ana the contract
viii he awarded 10 the lowest and
hest bidder.
The bidder whose bid Is accepted
will be required 90 give a bond In
sum 90 he fixed hy the city council
conditioned for tho faithful perform
anCe OF the contract.
The city reserves the rIght 10 ~
iact any or all bids.
| naied August 10. 1871.
J. ~ McMANUS,
CITY Clerk
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-16
NOTICE or SUIT.

Ia the District Court. Territory OF
New Mexico, County OF Dernalillo.
Katherine II Pri'chett. plaintiff, W..
James W. Pritchett, Defendant -
No. S7i7
To the Above Named Defendant:
You are hereby notified rhat suit
has heen tled against YOU In the said
court and county by the above named
plaintin IN which the said plaintiit
prayR for an absolute divorce on the
grounds nf Abandonment and nOn-suI-
port, and ior alimony and counsel
Tess. And YOU are further notified
that unlcss yOu enter OF canse 20 b.
entered yonr appearance In said cause
on or before the 10th day ~ October
A. H. 1911. a decree pro confesso WIN
be taken against YOU and the relief
prayed for viii he granted, The name
OF the plainilf's attorney II Isaac
Hnrth, whose postofflce address Is
Albuquerque New Mexico
Seal THOs X u MADISON,
Clerk
~ " =
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-16
Free win social"

At the meeting Of the Home and
FOREIGN Mission society In the nah
land Methodist church Monday after
noon final arrangements were made
for free Win social next Monday
afternoon nj the home OF Mrs g. g.
MINIS, eco South Edith street. when
Mesdames Scully. D. T.. Wilson and
J. u Mcsser will entertain Othcf
business that came before the meet.
ing was preliminary plans for a huxal
the first week IN November and an
appropriation of money 90 aid In.
Young Woman's Christian association
IN their campaign for funds tor theii
new home
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-16
Additional
Society NewS

continued from Page Fou-j
ua hog mother Mrs Y e.. Howell,
h,r grandmother Mrs Harvey. and
sister Miss Adele Howell tur fort.
nieht during ihr ahscuco of MIR How
90 who hats gone on e business TRIP
tu 30 Louis con- the return of Mr..
IIoNcI the house guests VIII return
Win him 10 their home In Esiancia.
Rev and Mrs John Mordy returned
Monday evening from Mountainair.
after d'nghttul overland trip last
ing four DAYS.
Airs Franz Wilson and two babies
ana her mother. Mrs Laura lienrdict.
returned 600 thcI homes n this city
Monday evening from Point Rich
uuud cal
\ M aud Mrs joe Brinkloy. who for
fu,rl, resided iu Golden. \ NJ spent
several dag. Joe the cit, this week. IN
rout, from san Marg.al 20 san Diego.
CAL vhor. the, viii reside p,rma-
'.uily.
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congregational I.adic. Meet.

This evening IN tn" parlors of the
Congregation church the ladies Of
tn Missionary society win meet FOR
discussion OF missionary topics and So
cia intercourse, The splendid address
given by Mrs J. a. Hoald AZ tn"
Chautauqua on Missionary day viii
be repeated by special request Mrs.
v. = Dunn viii talk on the work Of
the mission school and what is being
accomplished In industrial education
In New Mexico Musical numbers viii
also contribute much 20 the program.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-16
NOTICE IOR PUBLICATION.
OIa52s.


Small Holding Claim No. 22ii. Not
coal land
Department ~ the Interior. United
States land office. santa Fe. n. NJ.
July 27. 1871.
Notice Is hereby given that the fol-
lowing named claimant has filed no.
tice az his intention 90 make final
proot In support OF his claim under
sections lG and ~ of the act OF March
3, 1891 (26 stats, $50, as amended
by the act Of February 81. 1888 (27
Stats, tT0). and that said proof VIII
be made before A. y. Waller, pro-
bate clerk al Albuquerque, n. NJ, on
September Q, 1911, via Luis Padilla
as heir of Tirclo Padilla, OF Padillas
~. NJ. for the claim 1921. for lot l,
section I; lots and ., section 2. and
lot 4. sections 9 and 3. township
north. range 2 east, survey approved
1908.
He names the following witnessed
% prove his actual continuous ad'
verse possession NJ said tract for %
years next preceding the survey OF
the township. viz;
nomRn Maraga. silverio Sanchez
Mnrcollno Sanchez. Juan SancheE
pcna. all 90 Padlllas, ~ NJ.
ANY person who desires 10 profess
against the allowance OF said proof
or who knows of any substantial rea
son under tho laws and regulations
a. the interior department why sucl
proof should not he allowed. will b'
given an opportunity at the above
mentioned time and place 20 cross
examine the witnesses of said claim
mt and Ia offer evidence IN rehutta
81 that submitted by claimant.
MANUEL v. OTERO,
Haalafan
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-16
FOR SALE.
ron SALE.

sIoO0-Slx room modern new hung.
allow. North nth street $500 cash.
balance eight per cent.
N2oO--5.room. beautiful bungalow
on East Gold. Fireplace. extra
sleeping porch. cemented porches
hardwood floors. iine driveway.
extra well finished
i3s0O--G-room. modern pressed brick
close In House alone would cost
more. Shade. lawn .wo porches
si20O--Lot on West Cola. close 10
Elks' theater. An ideal invest.
ment
1895. Beautiful lot or East Cen.
trail All Lowell.
sG00o--An elegant modern steam
heated corner residence, close In I;
lowlands, three blocks from park.
Lawn, cement walks. shade. Sleep
ing porch, tine out buildings. Must
be- seen 20 be appreciated.
$4,000 acre, highly improved ranch
close i'm. Good Groom house
! barn. two wells. bitches. chicken
yards. 90 fruit trees Cash or easy
payments.
/ Sl2O0-t iaJcrcs alfalfa, close IN
Would mako fine place 10 build sub
0 urban home.
non RENT.
N2-i.room furnished cottage. High
/ lands
I Sl2-I-room cottage on West Central,
an newly papered ana painted in
side
/ S25.00--SiN room modern brick. with
basement. Highlands. close IN.
/ Sl5.o0--FiNe room brick house, large
! grounds. shade. 4th ward
John VI. MOORE Rt.1ITY GO.
FIRE INSURANCE REAL ESTATE
| LOANS AND ABSTRACTS.
2tt West Gold Ave. Phone 10
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-16
RATION ELKS OPEN
THEIR NEW HOME
Formal isdication ~ BautiImi stree
tur WIN Occur In the Gate CITY
Middle OF Next Week.

Ration. y. NJ Aug. ig-fwo bis
days of tun for the Antlered boys OF
Ration VIII be the order OF business
on Wednesday and Thutsday OF next
week when the big new club home Of
the Ration lodge will nr formally
opened. Elks from Trinidad. Wal
sonburg and Las veEay have been
invited 20 no prcsent There win be
4, bin reception and banquet wednes-
day and on Thursday tho festivities
viii ne brought 20 a close with a
dance In the new club rooms. The
Ration Elks have the hapdsomest
home In New Mexico. II is ldVisEly
furnished ana win be the scene OF
many good times The Las VEGAS
Elks arc planning to attend the open
ing I'm considerable numbers.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-16
CHURCH AFFAIRS
prcsh,Icrinn IndIcs 90 Wet.

Nnoth"r interesting program ana
d'lighttul social hour b. promised to-
morrow afternoon at The home uf Mis-.
Ramsay. Gll West silver avenue,
when the ladies OF the Missionary sp-
,I,t, viii hold their regular month y
meeting The subjects of the day viii
ur The BOYS aud Girls ot Korea
presented bv Mrs Franklin. dnl Roc
ugous Matters in Mexico by Miss
Little. \ pertinent story. "lnasmuch,
Unl ht read by Mrs " @ Hopc. and
DO musical prnEfam viii intcrsrors 20
tho utrary numbers. IN response to
"a. roll cal members viii iri vIri-
Gus articles on what We ought 'o
Know About Missions tn, hostcs, 70
,~ oi the social hour VIII bee Mcs-
DANES EamsaN Wuihng, Stortz ard
krllrr
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-16
Jny hide Tonight

Tho christian EndeavGrcrs nc the
CONGREGATIONAL church are 20 enjoy
3D." deferred Joy ride this evening.
About SO young people VIII assemble
at the church al 7l5 o'clock ana
soon thereafter viii hoard the tour
mg ears Of Miss Howell MIR Rald.
itdgc Nj portcrfield and oRe ur more
cars from the garage. 10 he motcred
about the city and mesa \ halt vii
nr called in nighiand park FOR 4 late
luuD bnou.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-16
Ant AID SEES MORE PEOPLE ONE DAY THAN YOU CAN SEE MONTH

ish in their usual delighttdt manner.
The musical program under the as.
rcction of Mrs Elizabeth Bradford
was especially fine the social enjoy
ment unanoyed ana partlrirat "a In ny
~ large number OF parlshioncrs MIs.
e. y Lowher. chairman OF the ~ cp-
ton committee was ably tssistei by
Mcsdnmrq Ncvhall and Tu'l
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-16
Misses Maddox io Enlertaln.

Tomorrow afternoon az the home at
the Misses Maddox ON North EleV-
cnth street the ladies of the Home
aud Foreign Mission society of the
Lead Avenue Methodist church VIII
hold missionary experience meet
ms The opening ~ IA" '1i'c box
viii he an interesting experience OF
the meeting and the contcntt counted
and ordered sent to the ch,ld widows
of India
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-16

AZ The home of Mrs W V Futrelle.
South Broadway. the ladies Of the
baptist Aid society will entertain
their friends and their friends friends
tomorrow cvenins Social informalitS
and refreshments will Keep all in
mcrriest mood till q late hour ON
the entertainment committee are.
Mesdaines J. r. compton. Means. An.
derson, Farhrotuers HAYWARD and
knnnrl.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-16

Mrs " ~ Scivert. teacher OF the
primary department In the cold and
broadway sunday school. entertained
the little tots OF her classes this after
noon iu charming maner, having the
happy feculty of making the guests
focl entirely grown up.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-16

Mrs J \ Rcihl viii be at home to-
morrow afternoon Co the tables OF
the Good cheer club who have had
aud who dcsirc No respite from needle
tndustr, during the summer.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-16

about one.third the time required by
the usual treatment by applying
Chamnerlain's Linlinent II is an AN.
tlseptic and causes such injuries 20
heal without maturatlon. This lint
ment also relieves soreness OF the
muscles and rheumatic pains For
sale hy al dealers.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-16
Reception at Mrs. WARREN.

Al the mono Of Mrs W T. warren
ON West nieras avenue this afternoon
the Ladies' OF 81 johns guild renewed
ANA entertained the ladies 81 the pdT-
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-16
FOR SALE

ii000--9-room, s-story brick, mod
trn; West Central. nne location:
tl.O0n cash, balances per cent.
tls0O--5room frame aud hath. So.
broadway, close in; easy terms
S2G50--7 Groom frame cottage. mod
crn. lot S7iaNl50. shade ana fruit
trees; Fourth ward
t2foO--6-room double brick. South
Broadway. close In, rent t9O. see
cash, balance 3 per cent.
s4S00--1.roOm cement finish mod.
ern residence. hot water heat: large
lot, good ouibulldlngs: close in
s2Th0-5.room brick. modern. rood
shade. y Second ~ close In.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-16
SUMMER RESORT.
Tn COUNTRY cIUu.
Carnucl Country Club.
MANnnIIN CLUB.

The Ladies' Trio of Stringcd In.
struments II prepared To furnish mn-
SIC for afternoon AMI evening rcrcp-
iionS. Terms reasonable. Tor par
ticuiars inquire Mrs. DE Wolf. Metro
IrnlllHn Hotel; Telephone see.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-16

FOR sALE-underwood Typewriter:
good order. $50. Room No. 1. Grant
building n
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-16
MONEY TO LOAN.

MONEY To LOAN on good real es
tate, $500. 81 200. $4,000. $1,000
$1,000 W n MeMillion, 2l5 West
old ?,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-16

our oraad contains moro body
building food than most foods eaten
That Is because the flour ard otho'
ingredients We use contain more chan
the average gmount ~ gluten and
protein--nature's own blood and
bone. makefs our bread Is best fol
YOU
PIONEER BAKEuY
201 south First street.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-09-05
HAMMOND
BOY WEDS
TOMORROW

The Hammond friends of James ID.
Mcmahon. son of Judge w w. McMa-
hon of Hammond. will be interested to
know of his approaching arriage to
Claire lanch Waldron of Lawton, Mich,
a beautiful and accomplished young
woman.
The wedding ceremony will be SOL
emnized tomorrow. and Judge W. w.
Mcmahon and his wife will leave today
to attend the wedding. Miss waldron
is graduate of the Western State
Normal school. in Kalamazoo, Mich.
and is the daughter of E f. waldron
of Porter township. Van Buren, county.
She has been a teacher in the schools
in Lawton for the past two years. She
is exceedingly popular among the
young folks of I4awton. and the ap-
preaching marriage will be quite an
event
James Mcmahon has been a student
in the law department of the Washing
ton Lee university Of Lexington, Wa.
Following the wedding he will go to
Lexington to continue his studies Fol-
lowing the spring term Mr.. McMah ION
and his bride will take an extensive
wedding trip.
James Mcmahon is well known in
Hammond. and his friends and those of
his highly respected family will be
pleased to learn of his approaching
marriage.