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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-14

The closing exercises Of the high school
department Of the Bryant and Jefferson
schools was held Yesterday in the high
school gymnasium. where 132 pupils were
given diplomas. signifying their success
ful completion OF tho work OF tho frst
half Year OF the regular high school
course. An appropriate programme OF
recitations and musical numbers was
given, after which Supeginte teudent D. II
Christensen addressed the class. The
graduates follow:
Bryant-vclnes George Halliday. Russell Hode-
son. hsgo kIer Jakobsen. Jnmos Edward Vim
Isabella portsroeld Donaldson. Sarah Boil Foster.
Crystal james. Zeta Ellen Roberts. Ireno Marie
ards Young Ruby Auhtin Lydia chrlstina eerr.
quist. Marba Hamlin Cannon. Harry Parker Earl.
Della Elizabeth Hafen. Marie Eliaabeth Hanson.
olson, Eleanor Augusta Nelson. Hildn Elizabeth
ginbosouEh. M Julia Aaolia sadlior. Frank orin
Decker, Lloyd Herbert FruhlinE. Leonnrd Elry
Folsom; Gala Barbara Keen. Harold James Mar
TIN. Lillian Mae Patterson. Marie Coo Pitts FL
Iner sjostodt PotorOon. Norma Matilda showAkc-.
Lsura sandbers. Edwin Otto Albios. Elizabeth
rell white. Shnmo Ray sddoway. Clom stan-
ford scramnn. jennie Gertrude Duncombc. John
Albcp Johnson. !. Howard Elll. OAcar Werner
Hurzelcr James Douglas Renard. lean Adamson
Bessio Beatrice Rncknl. Elsie Margaret Brox,
Alta Robinson. Helen Tromnyne. Louise Wells
Clara Irene Browu Douglas Mousey Cannon
VorA Maud Cooking. tSador GusS.roir- CharIoua
Heaton Harold William james. Archibald Nc
Donald. Lester H. Mitchell Mabel RhoDEreu, Ma
bel Ellen Swain Rotn Sudbury. Faye Calison.
Elizabeth Mae Dvott. Wayne Martin Fansoll
John Ellsworth Hooley. Myrtle rrascson, Earl
Waddell Lambert Maud McDonough Beth Kuth-
orine Perkins. Gail Chcssinan Riddle. Louis Henry
Rowe, FrAnh Allen Stricllcy Ncrvllla Houdry
Webb. Ralph Alonzo Channel Joseph A1lorad
Della ostler. Ada Isabelle Nelson, Martha Both
Herzog. Fora May Ford. Lee Roy Coles. Ralph
HerEog.
jcfcrson-End 1iaaell. Blanche Condic Ethel
Mac Dunbar. Helen Davis. Alton Davis. Ruth Da-
Wis. Romola Elliott. Nclle FluiL. Theresa Giauuuo
Lucille Hanson. Constance Jenson Verns Blanche
Kelly, Grace IcGtham, Myrtle Elizabeth LLOYD
Lola Kathryn Mouahar. Edith jane Mccarthy
Margaret oDonncIl. 1rcuo Powell BcTenlcc Par
doe, Florence Steward, Surcna Woodbury., Greene
May Welch Agnes Watson. Doris ZHck. Curtis
Abrams. Eugene Leslie Chrs;enScn. Fred sherman
Davenport. Joseph Eve, Wllford Woodruff Eardiey
Arthur Hummcl. Earl CouTscn Hngcrman. Lyman
Porter Hunter. Lynn Cornell Layton. Thomas
Mulhnll, Oscar Cornelius Mccarthy. Lo Roy Witch
cr Myors Bdnsley Oswald. Frank ", Upham
Harry Warner. Franklin Wotzel, Nathan s. Zuck-
er William F.. Zwiok. Leo Condie
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Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
G q 8 T . RIA
TUNNEL CELEBRATION
WILL BE BIG EVENT

j, p, Greer and Herbert Smell repre-
scntins the Strawberry Project day com.
mlttee at Spanish Fork, yesterday after
noon completed negotiations for the har.
ness and the running races that arc to
be held at the opening OF the Strawberry
tunnel celebration, July g.
These mon are cncrgetically following
instructions of their committee TO bring
TO Spanish Fork for the big day all the
attractions that they are able 10 secure
They are now awaiting reply from Pres
dent Taft who was telegraphicaily In
vited TO come out 10 Utah and press tho
electric button at Spanish Fork which
shall explode the final powder charges
In the big tunnel up in the mountain Ia
the east OF the town
Spanish Fork expects TO entertain sew
eral thousands OF visitors on Strawberry
Project day. July 2. and all the towns
people there are preparing big things TO
keep them interested every minute OF the
time
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CHICAGO WILL SEND
BIG DELEGATION HERE

VIII Rees. president OF the local mas
ter plumbers association, yesterday re-
celvcd udvices that two special trains
will come here from Chicago, carrying
delegates from that city TO the national
convention 10 be held here the week of
July II.
One Of these specials VIII leave Chi
caGo on Thursday July II, on the Atchi-
son. Topeka g. Santa Fe railway. and
win arrive in Salt Lake at $50 o'clock
OF the following Sunday morning. The
other viii leave Chicago over the Bur
lngtOn road on Saturday. July l., arriv-
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Real Estate Transfers.

Ernest II. Hil 20 l.. o. LtnEford. part 10,
I, block loB. plat ............. s. o
r. II hin 20 Rosn A. Fnrnsworth. part lo,
I. biocl Il. plat ..,....,.....,...........
Caroline q. r. Wells 10 George n Jones.
lots tr .. block j. Fosoms add
Sarah f. Clement et nj. 20 lanes Tcir, part
section 27. township south. rpugo l
east ...--...........-..e .e..........,,....
Warden r. Eoblr To Augustus u. Carter. lots
In 8 hlocG II. plat C.....,.,............ l., q
Tho Douglas Heights l.. J. 60. TO ". Il.
Hubbard. lots - and 49, block .. Douglas
Hubbard Investment Co 20 ranny q. Ramp
! iou. iota and g. block :. suhdiylsl3A OF
70 plat ..,............... -........,,s.,.,,
" e. Hubbard TO State Loan Trurt Co
! Ists a. aud is block s. Douglas park.
| Frshcla NJ snuer ot al. 10 fEnEy &. GEinp-
| son. lots 20. 81 and 22. block 2. Home
| subdivision OF 80 plat C...................
| tlou g. Township north. range west.
| T. !. shoup TO {. j. Shoup 10, so. block
| Park .....-......-......- =.
| orron Sander et al 10 Minnie Whitiock lot
Sc TIngjey'S First addition ...-....-.....,.
Karen s. Hansen TO Leo IT, williams, pau
section $. township south range east l.;
ErncNt H. HiII TO Daniel ". Fhriau. part
+, 10, &. block IL. plat r....................,.
4 Daniel W pholan and Tfc Ia ErneBt II.
| nm. lot s. part lots and IL. Violet nd
/ Douglas Heights Land Imp. Co 10 Royal
| T.. Wight aud WIFE, lots i2s l24 and izS
| block g. Douglas Park addition ............ IL
| Peter RasmuS.rn aud wifc 10 Peter l.. Potter
scn. lot IS. part 10, 70, block 2. KimtoliS
| subdivision IT,
Salt ihkc Security & Trubt Co. TO John \.
Toung lots |. and ~. block o. Clty Park
! Josoph Daumgurtop aud wife 10 Bertha &.
White. part lot 5. block "a plat -. IL
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SUNDAY EXCURSIONS
Via D. g. R. c.. Every Sunday.

Provo Canyon, $40 a. m. .S1.25
Ogden, l0:35 81, m, l2:40 p. M,
E.SJ p m, .o,.s.- r-......-.,... l 90
Geneva (Utah lake,. 500 n. M. 1.25
Pharaoh s Glen. $50 Il. m. 30
Trout and chicken dinners at Upper
Falls resort in Provo canyon, Special
train leaves Salt Lake for Provo can
you points at $40 n. M, and returning
leaves Wildwood, 500 p. M, Upper
Falls. 6:l5 y. M; Provo, 7:35 p, M,
arriving Salt Lake, 9:20 D. m
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-14
AUTOlSTS TO ENJOY
UTAH ATTRACTIONS

&. II. Owen and an automobile party
came In from the west yesterday. intend
ing TO mako the trip across the continent
BY auto To Portland. Nc
During the afternoon Mr. owen mad
inquiry Of Carl r. Williams of the Com
mercia Gibbs publicity bureau concern
Ing the best routes TO he taken in leaYinG
salt Lake.
Incidentally the party win visit SaltaIr
the Bingham mines. Garfield smelters and
other points OF interest herea bouts and
VIII likely stop over In the southern part
az Fish lake. They expect TO So from
here TO Denver OH their way To theii
destination
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They Put an End to It.

Charles Sable, 80 Cook ST., Roches-
ter, n. Y, says he recommends Foley
Kidney Pills at every opportunity be.
cnuse they gave him prompt relief from
a bad case of kidney trouble that had
long bothered him. Such a recommen.
dation, coming from Mr.. Sable, is di.
rect and convincing evidence of the
great curative qualities Of Foley Kid
ney Pills. SchTamm-J ohnsop Co.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-14
Pure Food Ruling.

An important ruling, in regard 10 food
adulteratiou, ls contained In n bulletin
received in Salt Lake yesterday from the
States department OF agriculture. The
ruling liz as follows:
Canned foods will be deemed to he
edulteratcd II thev are found I'd contain
water, brine. syrup, sauce or similar
substances IN excess of the amount nec-
cssary for their proper preparation and
NJ orlIizatinn -
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-14
Salt Lake Statistics
Births.

Harry GloIIor. AS Seventh avenue bov.
Sherman Davis, zoos South Thirteenth East
boy
George william Paulscn 75j South Ninth East
girl.
John Gordon Earl Campbell. Garfield, hoy.
Archibald Buchanan AL South Fourth West
girl.
George J.. wclcrs G37 East Seventh South. boy.
George r. Skclton. a36 Lincoln avonue, girl.
Goddard y. Quist, 1887 West Fifth South. boy
Jesse Knapp. 1919 Washington street. boy,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-14
'ST FIRES IN
WESTERN ALBERT A

--trE5. Man. June Forest
,sn nave been raging In western
~ week are the worst in years,
-Ssus OF rangers are making dcs-
torts TO beat back the flames.
"eh l"ft Golden today in re-
an urgent call 10 reinforce The
-4ls firc which already has
IA million feet of logs. two
~. camps and a track of a log
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-14

capacity Of the hotel. Completion and
opening OF the annex at least ten days
before the firwt delegates arrive Will af-
ford accommodation for much largc-
number, but there is no doubt enter
tanned that the capacity Of the main
building and the annex VIII be fully
taxed
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-14

ing here Monday at 80 o'clock In the
afternoon. go
Mr.. Rees says that the attendance viii
undoubt edly exceed all expectations. and
hest vet held by the national orgaptza-
tion
Al the Hotel Utah reservations have
been made by delegates almost up to the
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-14
eAioors Ordered Closed,

4; aMbOi, y. j., June 12.-
patrnlmen and sherIiGs dcpu-
ordered all saloons close ed in
| OF The plant Of tho Aneri-
d Refining company.
-'svus strike riots occurred last
mn,ch two policemen were in
ZONES and three rioters wounded
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-14

meeting 10 he held today. This batch
VIII clean M the entire lot Of recruits
secured In the recent campaign Of two
months, bringing tho total membership
up TO 1850 The board of governors had
expected In hold Its meeting yesterday,
but other matters intervening, II was
post tnnned until today.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-14
Marriage Licenses,

X c kiuke and Marguerite Holland both OF
Woodland Colo.
Frank II cilno and Bessie Scott. both OF oG-
den,
JoFoph navs. San Francisco. Cal; Mary l..
ChrIutonucn. Mount Pleasant
Charlie T. Ashley and sophia hllEeler. both OF
Sg
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-14
- - - MAKES
80 saaSe - 4 LASTING CURE

proven remedy
blood
of
SIS
Is
a n
in ingredients
still
for Blood Poison While driving out the RoS0s
tonic # suffering with Booa su ona
mineral absolutely safe for every one. Homo
to all who wrie THE SWIFT SPECIFIC Co.. ATLANTA. GA
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-14
GOVERNORS TO ACT
UPON APPLICATIONS

More than 500 applications for member
ship I'm the Commercial club Will be con-
sidercG by the board Of governors AT a
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Il nee Admitted.

defense contended that no con
could be shown between the
MT and those who had assisted
1g Mrs. CapIan out OF the state.
Hutton had indicated that he
|ple in favor of the contention
|defense, but statement by At.
Earl Rogers that Johannscn and
oe were interested in the Me
defense was declared by the
D be sufficient grounds for the
pillty Of the evidence.
Fed objections, however, gained
fDr the defense in the avowal
prosecution that IL would con.
:rrow directly with the alleged
fpeltmoe and Johannsen.
'ember that avowal, - declared
= Now we We got YOU where
Won. -
B offered 10 put Johannsen, then
"a the courtroom, on the stand
70 produce Tveitmoe, who he
IN the city. to combat the
u the prosecution. but the court
ot allow it.
'e8ton To the same end was
fhc conclusion of Loughcad IS
tminatlon, but again 1t was de-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-14
G.. A. r. Excursion

To Provo and Return June Is, Via
D. & r. G. r. r.
&l25 for the round trip. Special
train leaves Salt Lake at $40 a. M,
returning leaves Provo at 10 p m.
Tickets good ON any train returning
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-14
Fishermen's Excursion

To Provo Canyon June Is, Via
D. s. R. &. R. r.
. Special train leaves Salt Lake $40
a m. Returning leaves Upper Falls
2.40 p. M, Provo 4:50 p. m. and 10
p. m. Fare $l.25.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-14
Deaths.

Laura A Bradley. l.. y. S. bogpItal. cancer OF
stomach,
.urant Robinson. 7es West Third North prcma-
ftITc
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0f Defense.

rictured by the defense it was a
toiling in midsummer IN San
|eo sweat shop to support her
He children, harassed by private
Fes until she had appealed twice
I ehief OF police for protection,
Hhounded out of her position
I'D taken in charge by friends.
ztrongest points made by the de.
owever. in this connection, were
rs. Caplau, as the wife of a CO.
3nf, could not have been a wit
the Mcnamara case; that if she
d ave been viewed as competent
her services were never re-
/, md that the time of the occur
:, Rs two months prior to the be-
:. of the trial Of James B. Nc.
defense made strong objections
a admission of the testimony of
! Loughcad, tho chauffeur who
= the stand today that he had
rcd hy Olaf \. Tyeitmoc to take
:, I2plan from san Francisco TO
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-14
|DCH TIME IS LOST
My THE ATTORNEYS
bribery Charge in the
j row Case Almost Lost
sight of in Discussion.
i -FENSE GAINS POINT
tecution Makes Assertion
hich May Prove Bother
4, some Later Along,
FENSE GAINS POINT

ANGELES, June l3.-The jury,
y charge on which Clarence S.
i is being tried was almost COM
lost sight Of in today's session
trial in the effort Of the prose
10 show that Mrs. David Cap
a one of the Mcnamara witnesses
barrow had conspired corruptly
VENT from testifying through An
,hsnnsep aud Olaf A. Tveitmoe,
|eaders Of San Francisco.
ro was marked difference in
he opposing sides viewed the al
spirlting away from san Fran
n The wife and children OF one of
NJ indicted with the McNamaras
4 Blowing up Of the Times build
1eeu by the prosecution, Mrs.
4 was a material witness for the
ufion in the Mcnamara case who
len surreptitiouslv taken first TO
|ated mountain retreat some dis.
rom San Francisco and later by
bile to Reno, New, accompanied
|anusen.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-14

| Salt I.nkc Security & Trabt TO. TO John 4
| Young lots |. and IL, block 0. Clty Park
J Joseph Brumguriop aud wife 10 Bertha g.
] White. part LOT :. block "a plat -.
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Evening journal., 1912-03-08
NO LIQUOR FOR
The "DRY'' STATES

temperance workers are much in
terested in the bill pending before
,ne House Of Representatives at
washington to prevent the shipment
oi llquor into states that have pro-
I nioition laws. The Rey. S. ]. Clee-
iand, superintendent of the Anti-Sa.
ioon League Of Delaware. will at
Tend the House judiciary Commit
tees hearing on the bill this week
/ ne pending measure is as follows.
be It enacted by the Senate and
Rouse of Representatives OF the
United States Of America in Congress
assembled, that the shipment or
transportation, in any manner or by
any means whatsoever. of any spiri-
tuous, yinous, matted, fermented. or
other intoxicating liquor of any kind,
including beer. ale. or wine from one
state, territory. or district of the
United States, or place noncontiguous
20 Dut subject TO the jurisdiction
thereof into any other state. territory
or district of the United States. or
place noncontiguous to but subject to
the jurisdiction thereof, or from any
foreign country into any state. terri
tory, or district of the United States.
or place noncontiguous TO bur sub
ject to the jurisdiction thereof. which
said spirituous. yinous, matted. fer
mented, or other intoxicating liuuor
is intended. by any person interested
therein, directly or indirectly, or in
any manner connected with the
transaction. to be received possessed.
or kept. or In any manner used, eth
er in the original package or other
wise. in violation Of any law of such
state, territory, or district of the
United States. or place noncontiguous
TO but subject to the jurisdiction
thereof, enacted in the exercise OF
the United States, or place noncon-
tiguous to but subject 10 the jurisdic-
ton thereof. is hereby prohibited:
and any and all contracts pertaining
TO such transactions are hereby de-
clared TO be null and void and no
suit or action shall be .maintained in
any court Of the United States upon
any such contract or contracts. or for |
the enforcement or protection of any |
alleged right based upon or growing /
Evening journal., 1912-03-08
Milady'S Toilet Table
by Nine. D'MILLE.

The simplest aids to beauty are
often most effective | know of no
truer beautifier for the complexiou
than a simple lotion made by dissoly-
ing an original package Of mayatone
IN a half pint Of witch hazel. Gently
TuD ON face, neck and arms, and you
VIII be delighted with results. II will
not rub or like powder but makes the
skin smooth. soft and satinlike. IT
restores and preserves youthful love-
liness of the skin.
Drylng the hair makes washing the
mead a trying task Dry shampooins
ieaNes the hair clean, light fluffy and
beautifully lustrous Put cupful
OF cornmeal in fruit Jar. add the
contents Of small original package
OF theroS aud shake well together.
sprinkle little ON the head and
Drush thoroughly. That is all there
- 70 II, and this treatment will make
the hair grow if anything will.
u IS impossible for a woman to
look her best when she is suffering
from cold. The best remedy for
colds. catarrh, sore throat. bronchitis.
tonsilitis. pleurisy. stiff neck. Group,
etc, is Mothers Salve. II is easy to
use and quick to act.
Some women feel humiliatcd be-
cause Of downy growths or wild
halfs. These can be easily aud al
most instantly removed by the appli-
cation OF delatone paste. Mix enough
powdered delatone with water to COW
er the hairy surface. apply and after
Two or three minutes rub off, wash
the skin and the hairs will be gone.
Evening journal., 1912-03-08
MILFORD SOCIETY
ACTIVE IN CHARITY

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
MILFORD, Del. March s-Captain
J. J. Foulk, Of Company B, was re,
Gently elected by the Armory Board
as Supervisor of Armory Hall. Can
tain Foulk taking the place which
was held so long, by former Captain
William r. Lank
The Faithful Circle of Kings Daugh-
ters has done considerable charity
work during the extreme hard win
ter. S6S having been spent To assist
suffering IN February.
Mrs. Mary r. Jacobs, daughter of
James II. Hammond and DR.. Clarence
I. Russell, son of Charles Russell. Of
Greenwood, were married on Satur-
day evening at the M. Il. parsonage
by the Rev II. r. Quigg
The local Grange has purchased
what is known as the old laundry
building near the Milford Shirt Fac
tory. and Will at once arrange to
have the building remodeled. so that
the organization can utilize It for n
hall During the past few years
Evening journal., 1912-03-08
DUPONT ACADEMY
TR0TS OFT TRACkMFN

Manager William A. McGowan, OF
the DUPONT Academy track team, will
place the fastest team Of its career
on the field this year. Manager Nc
Gowan will enter the boys in the
Glen Mills High School meet on May
10. The following boys are out for
the team: Roger Daniels, who has
offered his services to the team;
Bob King, Bob" Mearns. Joe
Weaver, J. Lester Mccoy. J. Norman
Craig, Billy Nolan and Frank Riccio.
With great buncr Of speed boys like
this, things look promising for DUPONT
Academy.
Evening journal., 1912-03-08

William ]. Joyce. Leon r. Klund. Jo-
seph II. Green. Elwood l.. Monclton.
Albion w. Mahoney, p. J. Black q a.
Robinson. William J. Maxwell John
Maxwell Thomas c. Appleby. Charles
I. Leach. Dennis ]. Harrington.
James Wolhar. Neal ]. Maguire
Frank Lewis. r. n. Mcguire. William
Coursen. p. S. Shields Edward q.
Kane, George High. William Houck.
Frank l.. Brandt. Frank W. Harris.
Wilmer A. Green. @. w. d. DARRELL
John Appleby, William +. Connor
Walter NJ. volk. NJ. r. Cannon. A..
drew J Cross, Joseph X. Adams. John
y. McGoldrick, John Il. Herbert. Henry
r. Paris, Thomas r. Coady. Samuel
L. Bush. John Emery. William Ros-
sister, Charles Pyle. Walter G. King.
Frank Mcguire. Alexander Wilson,
Edward J. Hanlon. George r. Crock
ett Edward J. McGoldrick, Thomas
J. McGoldrick. George b. Ward.
James Thompson, Frank Hartman
George L. Watson and James Kelley
Evening journal., 1912-03-08
MORE TEAN
100 CITY FIREMEN
In The RELIEF

The Wilmington Volunteer Fire
mems Relief Association which was
incorporated on February 70. this
year, but which had been in exist
ance for several months previous to
that time, is a growing organization.
There are now more than 100 mem
bers Of the association mud from
present indications II has bright
future. The next meeting. az which
a number of new members will be
taken in. will be held in the Phoenix
engine house. on Thursday evening,
March 21.
The officers OF the association
are: President, William ]. Lutz; vice.
president, NJ. " Farrell: recording
secretary. J. j. McGoldrick: financial
secretary, II McDonough. and treas
urer, A. J. Cross
The roster at the present time
follows.
G NJ. Griffith. William Paris q. ii.
Neidermier. J. w. Porter. O. l.. Buck
MASTER j. j. Carr. Frank Butlor II.
II. Schuster 7. l.. Rafferty,. NJ. v.
Farrell, William J. Lutz. Robert Por-
ter. II. f. McDonough, w. ii. Cadell. w
II. Sutton Robert Eakin. Ed d. Craw-
ford. John Collins. r. Magin. John
McDonough, Edward L. Curren.
Wilmer A. Green, Harry NJ Turner,
David r. McCullin. Walter A. Green,
Charles H. Newhaus. James p Dew
lin, Julius Schunder. 3. l. Bowers.
J. J. kopp, William Cook, Howard L.
Peeky, William j. Bayley, William M.
Connolly, John II. Maxwell. william
j. McGonigal. Oliver y. Cole. Pennell
Stetser, George McKelvie, Rinalda r.
Hunter. NJ. T. Conway. Thomas f.
kenney, James Mcmahon, Harry Ken
mar, George Kopp. Fred Smith. John
p. Miller. Alfred L. Lockwood.
James p Spring, George II. Simmons.
John G. Green, Harry /. Gangwere,
Evening journal., 1912-03-08


J. Coyne Sterling. 02. Assistant
Cashier Of the Bank Of Crishcld. Md.
Is firm believer in business educa-
ton. Tie states; If IL had not been
Tor the good training | received al
Goitiey College, ! would not be hold
ing my present position.
Miss Gertrude Bowdle. O5. private
secretary to Congressman Covington
OF Easton. Md. is much pleased with
her duties In Washington and is de-
lighted with the city.
+. q Ceilings. 10 and II. is ac-
eeptably filling the position Of book
keeper and stenographer for the Gel
ser Manufacturing Co. Of Easton.
Md
Miss Laura NJ Beatty. '05 has a
responsible stenographic position
with The First National Bank OF Hol-
lywood, Cal.
J. 3. Jackson. O2, Resident Engi-
necr Of Construction at the Pompton
Lakes. n. J. plant OF the E. /. DUPONT
Co. was a welcome caller al the Col
legc Offices last week.
A. w. Moul, 90. Manager or the
Harrisburg branch of Rathert g. Co.
House Furnishers, writes an inter-
esting account OF his present loca-
ton Charles r. Seibert. a9 and 90.
IS bookkeeper for the same firm.