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Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-01-25

Mrs. Wtnslow's Soothing Syrup for Children
teething, softens the gums. reduces inhamma-
ton, allays pain, cures wind collie, Csc bottle
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-01-25

go from bad to worse than from good
to better?
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-01-25

First Ice Pond-You look thin.
Second Ice Pond-Yes, they had bet
ter not skate on me till have embon-
point.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-01-25
SUFFERED FOURTEEN YEARS.

A Terrible Case of Dropsy and How
II Was Cured.
Mrs. w. r. Cody, SOB Tenth ST.,
Lewiston, Idaho, says: 81 was so
lame and sore l could hardly move.
Headaches were frequent and my
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-01-25

No man ever abuses an enemy as
much as he does his stomach.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-01-25

the mark may develop into a chronic
kicker.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-01-25

this am willing to give millions of free pack
ages. l take all the risk Sold by druggists
for % cents a vial. For free package address,
Prof. Munyon, 53rd Jefferson Sts., Philadelphia, Pa.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-01-25
EXCHANGE Of Slana.

You can go as far as you like"
But don't want to go so far that l
cant come back"
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-01-25
[elk 8 9!
Best for
.COUGhS & COLDS%

It's easier to secure patent than it
lis TO convert it into cash
Hamlns Wizard OIL is recommended by
many physicians. II is used in many pub
lie and private hospitals. Why not keep
la bottle on hand in your own home?
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-01-25

PILES CURED IN TO II DAYS
Your druggist viii refund l. lney II PAZO ONT
MENT fails cure any OF Itching, Blind
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-01-25
FIR E: T:

l want every person
who ia bilious. consti-
pated or has any stom-
ach or liver ailment to
send for n free package
of my Paw-Paw Pills.
! want to prove that
they positively cure In
digestion, Sour Stom-
ach, BelchinR, Wind,
II e a d a C h e, Nervous
ness, Sleeplessness and
are an infallible cure
for Con sfinaIion. To do
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1912-11-01

Adv. ~ Lee s'eSos""'e - 1890
work allowed r & b fund.
40. Geo. Durfec tor S. road
wnrk allowed r & bfund.
141. Henry Rasmussen for 50
raod work allowed & btmnd.
ZAP. J. l.. Stevens Tor 50 road
work allowed r 81 b fund.
143. J. l.. Stevens for $l4 road
work allowed and b fund.
IA. Nm. MOfitt for IS allow
ell for 81 co gen fund.
las. Vim. Van Valtinberg-tOr
50 road work allowed 4 b fund.
JAG. J. G. Nordstrom Tor $32
road work allowed r & b fund.
lat. ]. G. Nordstrom for s51 so
road work allowed r & b fund
148. l.. A. Verbeck for s28 road
work allowed r & b fund.
149. Rome Adams for 1876
quarantine officer allowed co gen
fund.
$50. ]. l. Blackburn for $28.O2
freight on coal allowed co gen
fund
151. j, /. Black wood for 1926
juror tees allowed co gen fund.
1852. L. B. Stockslager for 81. Is
witness fees allowed co gen fund.
1853. John Adams for 1925 wit
ness fees allowed co gen fund.
154. D. 6 Parker tor SIP as
sistant examiner allowed co gen
fund
1855. D. G. Parker for SIP visit
ing schools allowed co gen fund.
1856. L. NJ. Condit for SO not
allowed, paid in bill "a
1877. l.. Solomon est. laid over
tor legal advice.
1853. Westly Walton for SIS
court bailiff allowed co gen fund
159. S. p. Sorensen for SO
road work allowed + & b fund.
100. Heber Johnson ior$37. GA
road work allowed r and b fund
161 Oliver Roper for 50 road
work allowed co gen fund.
1872. Yearsley & Duvall for 81.
35 stable bill allowed co gen fund.
1863. Clark mere co. for SIS. go
mdse, topoor allowed co gen fund.
164 J. Newell Dayley Tor s242 80
expense as deputy sheriff, allowed
co gen fund.
165 Fred s. Bell for $40 Janitor
work, allowed co gen fund.
166 X. c. Parke tor $242 sheriff
expenses, allowed co gen fund
1877 M. F. Kossman for 5000
Mdse.. allowed co gen fund
1913 O. p. Bates for S35 quaren-
tine officer, allow co gen fund
100 Wiltord Sorensen for Sc
road work, allowed r and b fund
ITO F: L. Clark for 1927 sup
plies to poor, allowed co gen fund
III H. II. Thornton s24 expense
Co Com, allo we'd co gen fund
172 II, H. Thornton for 1865
exp & road work, allowed and
b fund
TIA Earl bailey for SO road
work, allowed and b fund
175 Joseph A. Martindale tor
s84 probation officer, allowed CO
gen fund
176 James Dalton for Sc road
work, allowed and b fund
III Jos. B. Ploeger for Sc road
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1912-11-01

100. Curtis Guiles for 1918
juror fecs allowed co gen fund.
1O1. VIM. Powell for IS rs iur
70 fees allowed co gen fund.
1O2. Thomas K. Smith for 81 !
Juror fees allowed CO gen fund.
1O3 Eugene bikDer for 80 juror
fees allowed co gen fund.
1O4. S. H. Barker for $50
road work allowed & b fund.
los. w. II. Ritter for IS elect
ion booths allowed CO gen fund.
LOG. Clarence Tanner laid over
for more Information.
1O7. r. L. wilson for g Is wit
ness fees allowed co gen fund.
1O8. ]. c. Patterson for IS so
witness fees allowed co gen fund.
100, Albion meat Go. for 81. 80
Ice allowed co gen fund.
10 John M. Schmidt for SO
house rent paid before not allowed
III. S. T. Lowe for $33.O5 al
lowed co gen fund.
112. Vim. Gibson for $3.50 wit
ness fees allowed co gen fund.
113. Nibley Channel Co. tor
&63.25 lumber allowed r & b fund.
ia. Caxton Printers for $26.
20 Office supplies allowed co gen
fund
115. Florence Gibson for 50. so
witness fees allowed CO gen fund.
116. Veru Gibson for $3.50
witness fees allowed co gen fund.
III. Edgar Gibson for $3.50
witness fees allowed co gen fund.
118. Edgar Carson for $3.50
witness fees allowed co gen fund.
119. r. G. Weeks tor $40 road
work allowed + & btund.
100. Sarah Curtis for $50 care
of poor allowed CO gen fund.
121. Burnley Bulletin Tor S62 Is
printing allowed co gen fund.
1872. Henry Beaverton for SIG
road work allowed r & b fund.
1913. Albert Beaverton for IS
road work allowed & b fund.
124. H. F. & Aid Society for $50
aid to poor allowed co gen fund
125. John .. Lowe for 81, 900
road work allowed & b fund
1875. H. G. Hayden for 800
road work allo we'd r & b fund.
1877. E. D. Rrackenbnry Tor
1886 water Master fees not al
lowed.
1913. Harry Burgess for $3.50
lamp repairs allowed co gen fund
1919. w. Pratt for s12 care of
prisoner allowed co gen fund
100. Edmond F. Homer for
SIP road work allowed + & b fund.
1871. John E. Homer for s6.75
road work allowed & b fund.
1872. Albion Nugget for 1892.
81 printing allowed for 1901
co gen fund.
1873, II. T. Games for sec, so
road work allowed & b fund.
1874. G. +. Duvall torf12jailor
fees allowed co gen fund.
1876. Frank B, Parke for Sc. rs
juror fees allowed co gen fund.
1856. T. Bailey Lee for 1913. 40
expense as attorney allowed co
gen fund
1877. ], S. Condit for $50 road
work allowed & b fund.
1873. ]. w. Parsons for $50
road work allowed + & b fund.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1912-11-01

county Surveyor, filed in writing
considered and the said resignation is
hereby accepted.
Petition by H. H. Banta, asking
for refund on double assessment Of
Poll tax considered and granted and
the county Auditor il hereby author
lied to draw warrant in favor of the
said Banta for the amount over paid
and the delinquent taxes for the year
1911. sold in 1912, certificate No. 8 is
hereby ordered cancelled.
The following claims against the
county we're considered and passed
upon az follows;
Bill No.
1. w. H. Poulton for $11.25
witness fees, allowed co gen fund
2. Homer Halter for %11 road
work, allowed and b fund.
8. Oscar Loveland, 81 road
work. allowed and b fund.
4. Edgar Gibson for SIS. so
witness fees allowed co gen fund.
5. Lulu Martin for SIS SO wit
ness fees allowed co gen fund.
6. Sara Martin. for $3.50
witness fees allowed co gen fund.
-
z, E Carson, for $3.50 wit
ness fees allowed co gen fund.
8. Leona Martin, for $3.50
witness fees allowed co gen fund.
8 Clarence Randall for IS. so
witness fees allowed co gen fund.
10. w. H, Gibson for S. so
witness fees allowed CO gen fund.
IL. Cicero Kidd, for $1O.45
Justice fees allowed co gen fund.
IL, Frank {. Bedke for $6.25
Juror fees allowed co gen fund.
10. NJ. F. Kossman for So. rs
Juror fees allowed co gen fond.
Ia. Andrew Olson for SO. rs
Juror fees allowed CO gen fund.
Is. Geo. B. Hall, for 1925 Ju-
ror fees allowed co gen fund.
16. D. w. Abbott for 1926 Ju-
ror fees allowed co gen fund.
II. o. L. Beecher for 1925 Ju.
ror fees allowed co gen fund.
10. Childrens H & A. S. for
$50 aid of chlldrens home allow
ed co gen fund.
10. 6. S. Corlew for $18. 70
Stem. fees allowed co gen fund.
20. ]. W. Miller for So house
rent co poor allowed co gen fund.
FL. F. A. Casser for s1O6.9 5
care of co poor allowed co gen
fund.
%. w. A. Ward for Sc witness
fees allowed co gen fund
%. L. Twitchell for $48 haul
ing coal allowed co gen fund.
"a. Van D. Asher for 81 road
work allowed and b fund.
rs. B. 7. Hartwell for S6.75
road work allowed and b fund.
&c. Clark Mere. co. for $40. 80
mdse to poor allowed co genfund.
81. Henry werton for $50
road work allowed r and b fund.
%. w. ]. Smith for So road
work allowed r and b fund.
20. Cicero Kidd for $9.O5 ]. P.
fees allowed co gen fund.
80 Marion Coop for S2.OS
Election supplies alIo wed co gen
fund.
81. Breeder Office for $7.55
supplies ass 0 allowed co gen fund
80. A. P. Martindsle for SIS Ell
ectlon booths allowed co gen fund
33. G.. E. Chandler for $67.OS
bridge plank allowed & b fund.
"a. Election officers for 1854
Primary election allowed co gen
fund.
35. John Adams for 80. % Jur-
or fees allowed co gen fund.
Sc Arthur Condit for 1923
Juror fees allowed co gen fund.
81. l.. A. Verbeck for $7OrOad
work allowed & b fund.
3S. Burley coal & C. c. for
$3.50 Plow allowed & b fund.
80. Leonard A Misner for $40
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1912-11-01

1925 Juror fees allowed co gen
/ fund.
40. L. A. Nelson for 80 26 Jur-
or ices allowed co gen fund.
SO. ]. w. Snotlgrass for BPS
Juror fees allowed co gen fund.
81. G. A. Roper for 50 .25 Juror
fees allowed co gen fund.
So. George A. Dulitz for s08 .25
road work allowed r & b fund.
So. Polite Bedke for 1925 wit
ness tees allowed co genfund.
81. Fred Bedke for 1925 wit
ness fees allowed co gen fund.
So. Clarence Fairch;ld for 20 rs
witness tees allowed co gen fund.
56K. Frank c. Bedke for 81 rs
witness fees allowed co gen fund.
Sc. Oakley Hdw. Co for t7.85
Bridge supplies supplies allowed
co gen fund.
81, Clarke mere. co. for SIS. 25
mdse topoor allowed co gen fund
SO. Frank Clark for $17.25
Juror tees allowed CO gen fund.
SO. Oakley Herald for 1882
printing allowed co gen fund.
60. Pioneer coal & p for 1923.
rs not allowed paid before.
81. Jennie Havili for so rent
to CO poor allowed co gen fund.
81. Chas, Fl. Powers for So
road work allowed & b fund.
So. E. A. Cummings for t33
road work allowed & b fund.
"a. E: A. Cummings fors17.5O1
Juror fees allowed co gen fund.
IS. L. P. Wright for 50. rs wit
ness fees allowed CO gen fund.
Sc. S. D. Bailey for 1928 wit
ness fees allowed co grn fund.
81. r. L. Wilson for $26. 40
fees ]. p, court allowed gen fund
68. S, D. Bailey tor SOL. 25l laid
over until Nov. meeting
50. L. Robinson for $12, 25
Juror fees allowed co gen fund.
! 70. J B. Brown for SIG Juror
fees allowed co gen fund.
II. ]. 7. Robinson tor 1926
Juror fees allowed co gen fund.
~, Glass Prudh Co. for $3.50
supplies Attorneys Office allowed
CO gen fund
70. John Bridger for $50 Ju-
ror lees allowed co gen fund.
IA. G. E. Perrin for 81 for coal
laid over until Nov. meeting.
rs. J.J. Mcbride for s425 re-
fund of taxes laid over.
70. Gem State Lumber co. for
1880 bridge timber allowed
& b fund
II. Breeder supply Co. for
4.25 supplies assessor allowed co
gen fund.
70. Jennie Havill for 1925 wit
ness fees allowed co gen fund.
TO- Mrs. w. A. Channel tor
50. rs witness fees allowed co gen
fund.
80. Chas. Teller for 81 Juror
fees allowed co gen fund.
81. ]. w. McEvoy for 1925
Juror fees allowed co gen fund
80. Taylor and sons fors34, 80
bridge timber allowedr & b fund.
83. A, T, Martindale for 50. Is
Juror tees allowed co gen fund.
"a. Cora Yeaman tor 1925
witness fees allowed CO gen fund.
IS. N Bartholomew for SIP. so
Juror fees allowed co gen fund.
sc. Joseph Tracey for $3.50
witness fees allowed co gen fund.
81. Perry Fenstemaker for SIP.
so witness fees allowed co gen
fund,
SS. Taylor and Sons tor $3.50
lumber and nails allowed r & b
fund.
80. Albion Fure Co. for S2O.85
mdse allowed co gen fund.
90. A. II. Bates for s25 care of
poor allowed co gen fund.
! OIL. less Bishop for k8 witness
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1912-11-01

a. Idaho, October 18th. 1912
Dnorable Board of County
1'ouers Of Cassia County.
regular session this day with
Thornton. +. H. Clark and
a. Smith. clerk present.
, All-wise ruler has seen fit to
IN our board one Of its men,
n. Condst. 1t who's loss the
pels greatly greeved knowing
ut worthy advisor and CO.
and that the people Of the
has lost one Of their most e.
and honored citizens; Now
y the board extends to the
a wife and family its heartfelt
thy. and out of love and re-
or the deceased and his family
Ourn until October 18th 1912.
H. H. THORNTON, Chairman.
October 18th, 1912.
Honorable Board met this
ng As per adjournment with all
members present. when the
ing business was taken up and
to wit;
1t financial report of the Treas
Ind Auditor considered aud ap-
d.
,ort Of the Auditor & Recorder
aered and approved.
port Of the State Examiner &c.
sburg considered and approved.
port of j. C. Patterson County
ner considered and approved.
port of D. G. Parker, county
81 Superintendent considered &
owed.
pord Of r. C. Park considered
approved except that portion At
kccount of E. J. Lewis.
eport Of J. Newell Dayley, Depu-
heriff considered and approved.
eport Of J. B. Ploeger, road over
Marshield considered and ap-
ked.
Up TT Of S. c. Trout road over
Of the east Burley road district
eidered and approved.
|eport Of S. P. Sorenson, road
kseer Of the Albion road district.
|sidered and approved.
report of James S. Condit, road
|rseer OF the west Burnley road dis
It considered and approved
Report of L, A. Verbeck, road
'rseer of the Hegral road district
Isidered and approved.
report OF C. H. Powers road over
+ Of the .sublett road district con-
red and approved
Export OF H. T. Games road over
7 of the Almo road district consid-
4 and approved.
.eport of Henry Beaverton road
rseer of the Jackson road district
sidered and approved.
,eport of w. E. Moulton road
rseer of the Moulton road district
sidered and approved.
,eport of Edmund Homer road
rseer of the Elba road district
sidered and approved.
'eport of E.A. Cummings, road
rseer of the Yale road district
sidered and approved
report of j. G. Nordstr0m road
'rseer OF the View road district
sidered and approved.
leport OF George A. Dulitz, road
rseer of the Marion road District
sidered and approved.
report of John C. De La Mare wat
master on Goose creek and Birch
Elk considered and approved.
.eport of Bank of Commerce coun-
depository considered & approved.
.eport of Burley State Bank coun-
depository considered & approved
.eport of Oakley State Bank coun-
Repository considered & approved
etition signed by residents resid-
near the Cotterel post office in
10 S., Range 26 east asking for
establishment Of a school district
sidered by the board and granted
include the following metes and
uds beginning at the NV corner
6, TIP. los, R rs E.B.M'. thence
tn to SW corner Sect TIP. u.s.,
+. NJ. thence east 6 miles to
corner Sec. IL, TIP. u.s., RIG f.
Thence north 8 miles To NE
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1912-11-01

35. John Adams for 80. 25 Jur-
or fees allowed co gen fund.
36. Arthur Condit for 1923
Juror fees allowed co gen fund.
81. L. A. Verbeck for $7Oroad
work allowed r & b fund.
3S. Burley coal & C. c. for
$3.50 Plow allowed & b fund.
80. Leonard A. Misner for $40
road work allowed & b fund.
40. X. S. Story for $25 election
supplies allowed co gen fund.
Al MILFORD Phippin for 1925
Juror fees allowed co gen fund
40 j. M. Matson for 1925
Juror fees allowed co gen fund.
43. II. c. Moody for Sc .25 Ju-
ror fees allowed co gen fund.
A. Chester Loveland for Sc rs
Juror fees allowed co gen fund.
As. Henry Beaverton fors6 .25
Juror fees allowed co gen fund.
46. Van D. Asher for 6.25 Ju-
ror fees allowed co gen fund
Al. Chas. w. Gransbury for
1925 Juror fees allowed CO gen
fund.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-05-13
DEATHS REPORTED.

The following deaths have been re-
ported to the health office in the past
twenty-four hours:
Joseph Sipes, 60 years, Washington
Asylum Hospital
Charles B. Gray, 81 years, the Grafton,
Connecticut avenue and De Sales street
northwest.
John J. Hemphill. 81 years, 21Os Ban
croft place.
James G.. Bowen. II years. 1927 18th
street northwest.
Louis McBee. 80 years. Government
Hospital for Insane.
Andrew viessmann. SO years. 40 H
street northwest
Frank A. ONeill, 43 years. Emergency
Hospital
Emil A. Kaiser, so years. 331 18th
street southeast
Mary B. Palmer, 6 years, 1927 T street
northwest.
Alice S. Yancey, 40 years, 1904 4th
street northwest.
Ralph Wormley, "a years. Freedmen's
Hospital.
Mary F. Carter, 1 year. % Defrees
street northwest.
Mary Hawkins. Is years, 271 18th
street southeast.
Mary Ellis, AZ years, Stevens road,
Anacostia, D. c.
Daniel Washington. IS years. 1929
P street northwest.
Christina Rollins, IS years, 304 G
street southeast.
Charles Handy, 20 years. tuberculosis
Alexander Lee, 81 years, So c street
northwest
Isabelle Strange 4s years, Washing
ton Asylum Hospital.
Alfred Lowery. 81 years, Washington
Asylum Hospital
Margaret Humphrey, Is years, 709
Lamont street northwest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-05-13
In Memoriam.

BALDWIN. In loving remembrance Of JEHE-
MIAH BALDWIN. who departed this life
thirteen years ago today. May IL, 1889.
Though lost TO sight to memory dear.
BY WIFE AND DAUGHTER,
JOHNSON In sad but loving remembrance ~
our dear mother and sister, BESSIE JOHN
SON. who departed this life May u. 1911.
Loved in life. remembered I'm death.
by HER DEVOTED CHILDREN AND SISTER.
KEITHIEy. In loving remembrance Of my be
loved SOD. WILLIAM EDGAR kEITHLEi.
who died May II, 1911.
A light is from my household gone,
A voice | loved is stilled;
A place is vacant in my heart
That never can be filled. -
SHEAFFER. In sad but loving remembrance Of
my dear husband and father. CHARLES
w SIIEAFFER. who died year ago to-
day. May 13. 1911.
As the evening is setting,
Outlines. as l sit alone,
In nv heart there comes a feeling.
If nv husband could only come home.
You were a tender. loving husband.
father kind and true:
A husband and friend who would never shrk
Whenever a kind act you could do.
BY HIS WIFE AND CHILDREN.
Oh how sudden the summons.
When the word came. He is dead"
Time was too short to say farewell
To our father we loved so we'll.
The month of May once more is here.
To me the saddest Of the year.
Because IL took from me away
My dear father one year ago today
BY HIS LOVING DAUGHTER EDNA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-05-13
MOVE HOUSE ON SC0WS.
Corinthian Club Building to B
Transferred This Week.

Preparations for the moving this week
of the club headquarters of the Corinth-
ian Yacht Club from it's present location,
at the foot of n street southwest, to it's
new quarters, on the Virginia side of the
river between the Pennsylvania railroad
and the new Highway bridges. are in
progress.
Two large lighters. to be used in NOV
ing the house. were yesterday brought
up from Piscataway creek by the tug
Toby and placed at the club anchorage.
The house will be lifted from the piling
on which 1t rests, placed on the scows
and moved bodily to the new site and
placed on foundations to be prepared to
receive 1t. The transfer Of the house can
be made without difficulty. as a larger
building was moved in this. manner about
two years ago by the army engineers
from the foot of 18th street to Potomac
Park opposite the foot Of 14th street q
distance of about five miles.
The new location of the Corinthian
Yacht Club headquarters Is regarded as
an ideal one. The boats will have plenty
of anchorage room free from the swells
from the passing steamers, and plenty of
space can be had for marine railways
and a boat-repairing plant Communication
will be had with the new clubhouse by
means OF the Washington-V Virginia rail-
way to the south end Of the new High
way bridge. Several weeks will be re-
quired. 1t Is stated, to get the yacht club
established In its new home.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-05-13
ROYAL WARRANT ISSUED.
Constitutes Military Wing of Eng.
lands Royal Flying Corps.

Special Cablegram to The Star.
LONDON, May 13.-A royal warrant
constituting the military wing of the
Royal Flying Corps as the corps for the
purposes of the army act. was issued
from the war office last night.
The accompanying army order sets
forth the conditions governing the ap-
pointment Of naval and military officers
and civilians to the Flying Corps. Grades
OF officers in the Flying Corps will be:
Commanding officer, squadron COM
mander, flight commander and flying Of
ficer.
The organization of the military wing
will eventually be as follows. Wing head
quarters seven aeroplane squadrons,
each providing twelve aerOplanes; one
airship and kite squadron providing two
airships and two flights of kites, and
one line of communications Royal Flying
Corps workshop.
An officer selected for the Royal Flying
Corps who has obtained, or subsequently
obtains, the certificate of the Royal Aero
Club at his own expense, will be paid the
sum Of 1915. After selection he will be
required to undergo a course OF instruc-
ton at the flying school. Entry to the
Flying Corps will ultimately be confined
to those who have passed this course.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-05-13

sang. Mrs. Taylor played the accompani
ments. A buffet supper was served. fol-
lowed by dancing by the young people
were Mr.. and Mrs. William Long. Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. L. Linkins. Mr.. Henery Long. Mr..
O'Conner. the Misses Elizabeth Crazy.
Maud Young. Catherine Foley. Adeiine
Dorr. Jennie and Marie Brown, Frances
and Tenie Nabauske, Annie and Nettie
Smith. Elizabeth Anderson, Ruth Z.
Murray, Nettie Garrett, Rene and Annie
Benton, Ruth Walls. Ruth Goodwin, May
and Kitty Quinn. Dora Long. Annie Dorr.
Frances Long. Agnes Seivey, Susie Sell
vey Dorothy Fox. Clara Taylor. Messrs.
Laurance Fox. Harry Harding, John L.
Reese. Raymond Stewart. Dorsey Griffith.
Archey Pearson. James Friedman. John
L. Reese, Karl A. Young, Joe and Frank
Arendes, Wilson Newton. James A Davis,
j. Long, Ray and Lewis Linkfns. S. Long
William Adams. Charles s. Rouse. Theo-
dore Hess, Frank Anderson. n. kilman.
Arthur Lanaham, Masters Danny Dorr,
Norman Hodkins and Harry Taylor.
Miss Marguerite Prescott Of Washing
ton is in New York with Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles D. Stimson and Miss Dorothy
stimson Of Seattle, and motored there
with them from their home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Gales Moore have
issued Invitations for the wedding recep-
ton OF their daughter Mary Haines and
MI I>atnrOp Ely BALDWIN Oh new 1oThs
Saturday evening, June l. from $50 to 10
o'clock, at 2024 18th street. The cere-
mony will Immediately precede in the
presence Of the relatives Of the contract
ing families.
Mrs. Frank Rosengarten OF Philadel-
phia. who has been spending the week
end with her sister. Mrs. Henry Wells OF
21st street, returned home today.
Mai Won Hervarth. recentlv attached 70
the German embassy, and Miss Minna
Whitman are among the passengers
sailing on the steamship Kronprinzessin
Cecilie tomorrow from New York for
London. Paris and Bremen.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. T. Easterbrook and
daughter Of 3315 Newark street Cleve-
land Park. D. c.. have returned to their
summer home at Randolph, Md.
Mr.. Harry Beckar and family have
moved from Friendship Heights. Nd. to
1901 Wisconsin avenue extended.
Mr.. and Mrs Myron NJ Parker will
entertain at a musical Tuesday evening,
May p.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis P. Shoemaker will
be at home informally Wednesday Of this
week after 4:30 in the afternoon.