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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-02-16
Big -Four.
y except Sunday.
O., ID. g M. EIcctric.

Depart southbound-s. Z. 0. o and
II a. m. ~ m, 1. >, 4, s. 8. z. . and
I'll p. m.
Arrive northbound-x5:55 a. M;
1850. 1855, 4:b6, $3.50. 6:55. 1855 and
1885 p. m.
'Goes to Delaware only.
xFrom stratford only.
Hourly service Sundays and holi-
days.
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NInrrsrillc Driving Clnh.

Marysville, o.. Feb. 16.-The Marys-
Vile Driving CLUB has organized for
the season with the election of thN
following officers: President. Albert
Pcarse; vice president, John ~ Laird;
secretary, Milo l.. Myers; treasurer,
Louis \. Taylor The club decided to
hos1 big race meet in Marysvine on
July T. Good purses will be given.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-02-16

Judge and lawyers show a larger pro-
portion OF bald heads than any other
profession.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-02-16
Pennsylvania.

North-6;52 p m; F12:20 u. m.
South-10;30 a. M; $500 %. m.
"Daily except Sunday.
Big -Four.
Eastbound--s;00 a. M; 9:20 a. M;
1892 p. m; 7:Ss p. M; 1O:45 p. M;
'5;37 p. m.
westbound-6:42 a. M; 1855 a. m. (;
1925 a. m; 1855 D. m; 7:13 D. m;
1910 D. m.
sDaily except Sunday.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-02-16

Tonight in the Y. NJ. G. a. gym, the
Rep basketball team will oppose the
Columbus Rovers, one OF the best fives
i'm the Capital city. The game will be
calleI al 7:45. Cuitis viii referee.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-02-16

Saturday night the Marion star
bowling team viii roll in the Column
bus championship tournament at CO.
lumbus.
The evening world., 1912-06-07

head SO busy trotting after her that
each young man had been able to make
love to his own choice. The young men
declared the Lady was a veritable fairy.
"oh yes" sighed the lady. II have
been a good fairy to you. but how
about yourselves7 None of you have
remembered me. All you good boys.
who used to propose to me daily. have
married some one else. And while I
was keeping the Lunkhead away from
your sweethearts I have lost my op-
portunity to pick out the man I wanted.
will marry poor Percy. now. just for
revenge"
"Oh. Percy?" asked the cold hearted
young men.
The Lady made great preparations for
the wedding. and told all her friends
how. in keeping the Lunkhead In tow
SO long. she had learned to love him.
She said she loved him because Of the
devoted and passionate manner in which
he loved her: that she knew he could
not exist without her: that he had said
20. over and over again.
Next day the Lunkhead eloped with
the blondins cashier in . moving picture
theatre.
oh WE'LL" said the Lady. Ibis name
was Percy" And she lived happily
ever after.
The evening world., 1912-06-07

stance OF the old. old story.
After all Il 10 not merely matter OF
defyins the world and having tho ono
for your very. very own" my aear
little sister. You have tho worio "
DEAL with-its people, It's customs, Hs
rules and REGULATIONS, And II is
the wise young miss indeed VINO VIII
but reflect that. though youth never
reckons with DISASTER. might It not
como to pass that her "sours desire
NOW may not BE- her SOLE DESIRE
later
And two souls With but . single
thought have a very good chance TO
become two souls with NOT a single
thought And though NOW two hearts
beat as one" they may later beat WIN
many trials and tribulatons. Oh, yes. It
IL q splendid thing to be brave and have
the courage OF your convictions. my
dears. but there 10 the courage OF CON-
DITIONS to surmount
II 10 f,ne thing to STAND BY" each
other. to love each other. TO know tina;
each was meant for the other. to be
willing to bear and forbear, when you
have had time 70 be fairly SURE OF II.
Tho doubling one may say that AGE
has nothing to DO with it-that pome
girls are women at eighteen and some
boys are men at a similar time; and tina.
others remain children long after the
looming OF age"
Yet there are q few facts which every
young girl who contemplates marrias .
should KNOW The majority OF mar
A.. ~
The evening world., 1912-06-07
Epoch Makers
IN MEDICINE
LAENNEC, FATHER OF THE STETHOSCOPE
BY j. a. Husik. H. D.

4 OF which lac can IND out whero Ihe
Trouble lies and what II Its exact nature
For several years after this br'
Laennec kept on working with his new
little device until he was able to ex'
IN the human heart and lungs. poth III
health and disease. In this manner ne
established new and exact method lor
diagnosing the different Ills that anhe'
the organs In the chest. method w"'c"
had not been and could non nave been
suceessiuiiy praetsed oetore MS aAS snu
'"e ""'9" wa. ''e" as 700
as o'Aeae continues 10 a""e' '"e e'"
aren OF men. the 'echh'ea' name 'o'
TINS method OF o'ahhoss or 'eoos""o.
OF uisease IN au'cui'a'io". UT '"' ar' v.
nndihs OUT the presence OF ao"orna anu
o'.easeu o.uIuo"" ~ mv""s
',.. a,.sa... -, a..
30
..n,'' .,].,'n 49,, ~, ,,,roa,,,,o,
,.s,,,,.,,or "a a. .,,h.,d,.,v ,,v.,.
"a, CIR. h,. h.an On. n, IN. v,sa,s.t
80. .y.r con,srr.a hx Nm. x.n,u. of
49,. nar,a.
80" '" ~ 49,
VINO eohieT'eo lhIs oooh upoh human
NY. was born ~ 1uinper' IN Dretashs,
FRANCE IN the year i''i' ~ 'he ago Oh
SIX. upon 'ne asA'h y, ms "o'her' ms
iather sent nun 10 Nooo i"eh"ee' MS
sIa'une'0' WV 49,, ~ 20 20
-. - 80
The evening world., 1912-06-07

VSns. AoA<, Ino fut
NOE upon . time there was .
boy who had the misfortune
to be a Ounce.
Although his parents were
bright people. II was plainly
and painfully evident that this boy was
oaskiA6 On ordinary intelligence.
MS aams was Psrcivai. which may
have accounted for Il. However that
might have been. Percy was known to
all a. tho Lunkhead." He was the
butt Of all Jokes.
fond mamma. being exceedingly IN
teliigent. went On for society for her
son and It was not long before he was
wearing the SWEETEST sort OF clothes
and leading cotillons. attending all the
nice little private hops and making
himself perfectly adorable to that class
Of Imitation women who had rather
dance than be worth while.
II was not long before Percy was
getting his revenge for the manner In
witch his boy friends OF few years
-vious had made him the butt OF all
or jokes. had called him ''lunkhead"
..t Sissy" and many other names the
al regulations forbid repeating.
Lady" was a perfectly stunning
"' great wealth and great beauty.
'tther owned half the town and
vas considered q wonderful catch.
,ppeared sensible. too. and the
men asked her why IL was the
lad was 80 popular. The Lady
ID.
n you big boys" she said. IT re-
-mscr when YOU made all sorts Of fun
The evening world., 1912-06-07

can at TIE EVENING WORLD MAY MAN'oN FASHION
street toppo-
Thry-second street,
mall recep OF ten e"'s @'
" {stamp for each ordered
rstte two n N hurry
The evening world., 1912-06-07
What Is the Sense
Of an ElOpement?
BY Sophie Irene Loeb.

Copyright 1919. by Ths Pres Pu'
A ND now another Juliet Of fifteen
II has stolen away with her souls
\ DESIRE" leaving two sets Of par
The evening world., 1912-06-07

centre Of the social maelstrom: while
you are hanging on the edges trying
10 ret . look-in."
but what can We doT'
Leave II to me-" she said. lust stop
oothsring me with proposals. Let mo
The evening world., 1912-06-07

co. IThe New York World.
take Percy in hand. And wait"
somewhat encouraged they watched
with interest the manner In which the
Lady took Percy in charge. She made
him escort her everywhere. she gave
all the other young men to understand
they were not to bother her. This kept
Percy from dailying around all the girls
young men their opportunity to make
love to them.
The young men were saved. They
were delighted and told the Lady 80
very plainly. She had kept the Lunk-
The evening world., 1912-06-07
The May Manton Fashions

uNIc dresses are
among the latest
and prettiest for
little girls. This one 10
made with q simple
blouse and skirt Joined
by means Of q belt. and
the tunic 10 entirely
separate: consequently,
II can be omitted n a
palmer dress Is wanted.
The tunlc. however, is
an important and smart
feature and the frock,
as Illustrated. a deslr-
able one In the illus
Ta''on. rose colored
linen Is trimmed with
white banding. bur
dresses OF this sort can
be made In a variety Of
ways. In the back view.
the tunic Is made OF
eyelet embroidery with
bands OF pink batiste.
whils the dress Is while,
and the model suits tho
two treatments equally
we'll. As the neck can
be made either round or
high and the sleeves
short or long. the design
becomes appropriate for
a great variety OF ma
terials and for many
different occasions.
For the ten-year size
will be needed ~ yards
q inches wide, Az yards
So inches wide. or .
yards a Inches wide,
with 7 yards Of banding.
10 make as shown In the
front view. 10 make the
tunic OF contrasting ma
teria!. ! yard "a inches
wide.
Pattern No. TACO Is
cut In sizes for girls OF
s. 10 and II years,
The evening world., 1912-06-07

Wishing to listen
TO her heart IN
order to find out
the nature Of tie
trouble. he rolled
a long paper into
a cylindrical tube
placed tho tube
over tho region OF
the woman's heart
and applied his
ear to the other
end OF the tube.
To his great sur
HA SlAN
The evening world., 1912-06-07

eHtb WY
perturbed. Each
Of the clippers Is
equipped W ! I h
sweet whispered
nothings. a SUIT
case. q decision to
be together and q
few borrowed dol
lars that may or
may not last until
the honeymoon 10
over.
There you have
OF H Z r IN.
The evening world., 1912-06-07

TN 1876. there appeared before DT.
Laennec young woman who was
= suffering from disease OF the heart.
The evening world., 1912-06-07

sYNOrsIs OF PRECEDIN0 CnArrERs

SYNOPSIS OF PRECEDING CHAPTERS.
In The ycar 1000 A. ID. four American scieniiss
-Cmtlandt Ayrauit. B.srwarisn snd pe-pwAters
Cslhsio propelled by . new force known a.
AVERY 50" TSs C,nI.to !, stocked With wcspon,.
pI o" son, an, r., ,Ss,sns sppa,,. In. srp.a
o o,ni Is With soms,. A. The ',,'or.. Land I'D
-sme chaotic state that N, earth pass~d thruugi
In yrehlsiori' day, They .ct forth from riaF
siphip TO- discover what strans- animal lie NAV
exist on Jupiter. They find weird Creatures aud
roam for hours In . sri Of srotesaue farmland.
Reaching . lake. they build . raft and enbArt
through the 'I-sst towsrd ms lake. Thu fire
upou tbs huss creature.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-01-03
NOTICE.

TO all whom it may concern:
Notice is hereby given that Il is the ;nten-
ton OF the undersigned to apply TO the Legis-
lature OF New Jersey at its stated session.
beginning January o. IN the year nineteen hun
dred and twelve, for the passage of a bill to
authorize the abandonment Of navigation upon
the Morris Canal aud to provide, upon Just
and equitable terms. for the repeal of the
charter of the Morris Canal and Banking Com
pany. and in order to cffectnate said object. to
provide for the disposal of the canal prop
erty of tue said company and its lessee,
tho Lehigh Valley Railroad Company, and the
water gights appurteuant thereto or connected
Herewith. II authorize the acquisition by the
State for public use, by purchase or con
domination, when necessary, Of All portions OF
the canal property, the snares of the capital
stock Of said company and all of said water
rights. to provide terms of settlement and
adjustment of all matters now In controversy
between the said canal company and It's
lessee, The Lehlgh Valley abroad company.
and the state Of New Jersey in relation to the
canal, the canal properly or said water rights.
including the question of exemption from tax
alton. and to contain such other provisions
as may he necessary to effectuate the object
aforesaid.
Dated January /. 1912.
BENNETT AN SYCkEL.
Legislature of 1911 to nrepafe bill.
Il. Is. THOMAS
President Of the Morris Canal and Banking
Company and President Of Lehigh valley
Railroad Company.
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AUCTION SALES.


AUCTION SALE.
N. J. o'CONNOR's SONS. AUCrIoNEERs.
AT THE s~ALESRoOMS. 13o-134 Null
BERRY STREET. or THURSDAY
MORNING AT IL O'CLOCK.
A VERY FINy ASSORTMENT Of HOUSE
HOLD FURNISHINGS OF ALL KINDS.
Parlo- Sults ss th.se ard Eve pieces. in
v~srious styles; Upright Piano. Music Cabinets.
Marble Pedestals and 'sent.e Tables.
sIDEBoARDs, BIFFETs AND cHNA
CLOSETS.
Dining Tables, Leather and Csne Seat chairg
In suits to matci', others III odd pieces.
BRASS BEDS AND MAPLE CHAMBER
SUITS.
Also Iron Beds in ali styles. Chifonlers,
Dressers and Washstands in mahogany and
oak Bedroom Chairs and Rockers. Mattresses
and FeddIng.
NLIBRARY FURNITURE.
Chairs, Rockers and Settees In mission and
willow, Combination Desks and Bookcases.
Library Tables. Morris Chairs, Rockers and
RUGS AND LINOLEUMS.
Wilton, Administer. Brussels and Smyrna
Rugs. Runners. Art Squares, Carpets, Cook
Stoves. Heaters and various other goods.
Locked Storage Rooms on the Premises.
Telephone SOL.
\ N. J. O'CoNNoR'S SONS. Estab. 1865.
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STORE AND OFFICE FIXTURES.
HAS HELD 0FEICE y YEARS.

FANWooD, Jan. S.-The most inter-
esting feature al the organization here
yesterday of the township committee
was Township Clerk Edward L. Hand.
who took his oath of office for the
twenty-third consecutive year.
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HELP WANTED

Employers. should use The Star
WANT Ad" columns for vacancies of
every description.
There is no charge for bona-fde
advertisements for help of all kinds
THEY ARE ABSOLUTELY FREE.
If you do not get the desired ap-
plicant the first day you have the
privilege of repeating the ad until you
do fill the position with a competent
employee.
THE STAR WANTS TO FIND
A POSITION FOR EVERY PERSON
OUT OF WORK AND WILL
THEREFORE INSERT Is WORDS
OR LESS WITHOUT COST.
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SITUATIONS wANrED-MALE.

ANY kind of work wanted by married man,
aged IS; strong and willing, position as
~watchman preferred. Address c., w, IL Will
lam st.
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DWELLING HOUSES TO LET.

HOUSE to let. 80 Franklin st. rent $50 par
month. Inquire Room 81. Wood building.
100 Market st.
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BARBER wishes steady position at once. or
willing to work Wednesday, Saturday and
Sundays. Address BARBER. Box 80. Star
office.
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LoANs-MoRTGAGEs

L HAVE 10000 to invest; what have YOU to
offer7 / will buy first and second mortgages
or any commercial papers of value. GEO. h.
SCHNEIDER. $50 Essex building.
to loan on second mortgage, in sums
TO suit. second mortgages bought, ALLAN
l.. BLAND. JR. 800 Broad st. Phone 67s7 Mkt.
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STORAGE.

JOB DE CAMP, 81 william st.-storage; Safes
and pianos stored 81 per month; plano rooms
steam heated during winter; furniture stored
u per month up: locked rooms.
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BARTENDER and lunchman; can cook. B..
Box II. Star Office.
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FACTORY

FACTORY wanted-Brlck. must have siding on
main line any railroad; twenty miles from
New York or less. F. l.. HELLER Caldwell.
N. y.
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Saturdays; honest, strong, reliable and will
ing. Address DETERMINED, Box %, Star
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INCANDEsCENT GAS SUPPLIES.
PEERLESS GAS APPLIANCES CO.-Bleotric
and gas fixtures; also portable domee, burn
ers and NANTES. wholesale and retail. 2de
Sprip g1eld a~ nu
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CoEGHs, colds and for the throat, whooping-
cough, diphtheria. hoarseness, use WEE
SELLS COUGH SYRUP.
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FANCY mumed tumblers and tiplers for sale
at 26-27 Centre Market.
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Il

PICTURES framed. Sc a foot up. drop us a
postal; we call for work. JOHN HARVEY.
105 Bclleville av.
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30 q4) anxious to do errand work after
school and Saturdays. BURNY RAPNICK.
10 Boyd st.
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MIDWIFE.

ELIZABETH WILLIAMS. graduated midwife
~ jefferson st,
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MEDICAL.

THE best and most honest hair tonic in the
world is sold at $50 Broad ST., third floor:
ladies invited to cali and examine. B. r. X.
HAIR TONIC.
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APARTMENTS. FLATS Anu ROOMS
TO LET.

AVON Az, 40, between Sixteenth and Sew
enteenth sts.-Six nice, bright, airy rooms
ing-room: rent SIS. inquire C. Fl. KOELL-
HoFFER, 104 Market at.
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GIRLS wanted in chewing gum factory: ma
chine operators wanted in chewing gum fac
tory AUTOMATIC CLERK CO., High st.
and Boyden pl.
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COLLECTOR-Young married man wants work
as instalment collector; best references from
last place. COLLECTOR. Box 90, Star office.
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DEMONSTRATORS. canvassers. for new toilet
face cream; salary or commission; call at
once to secure position. GREENE'S. Ia
Springfield av.
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BOY Q4) would like to do work after 8
O'Clock school days and all day Saturdays.
Address 300 Court st.
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INSTRUCTION.
NEWARK ACADEMY


Founded 1892.
WILSON FARRAND, HEAD MASTER.
Y borough preparation for any college or
~ sntihc school or for business life. Gym
nasium and athletic field. Catalogue on appii-
cation.
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CHAUFFEUR and gardener: understands care
of horses: personal references. j. w, Box
4S7, Glen Ridge.
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PERSONAL.

A BUSINESS woman having a nicely fur
nishsd fiat would Ike TO meet with another
business woman to share the expenses; a
pleasant and permanent home for the right
party BUSINESS WOMAN, Box B5. Star
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PAY high prices for ~cast-off clothing; sem
postal. p. COHEN. go Canal st.
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EARNS O SALE.

SEND to Country Dept. for new booklet
farms. country homes, gentiemen's estates
New Jersey, New York. Long Island, Conn
SCHLESINGBR Inc, Essex building
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SIGNS C. l., WILLIAMS. fNc.-S1GNS
Wood. Brass. Cloth. Glass, Gliding, Lettering
i24 Market st. Phone 1876 Market. 4
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

SOUTH NINETEENTH sT.-Lot 2bx1oo; two
family frame. all improvements throughout,
nteam; mortgage 81. 500. private; rental 1920
annually. price 81. 600. subject to offer; near
Clinton ny. For further particulars apply
ALLAN L. BLAND, JR., 800 Broad st.
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REAL bsiAib fOfh GAeihANDbs
ANYONE wishing to exchaa 20 real estate
anywhere can get excellent opportunities,
send particulars of property and wants.
MURRAY EXCHAf iB, 1873 Market st.
WHAT good property have you to trade for a
good income producer? INCOME. Box 80,
Star office.
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HELP ID

AUTO SCHOOL OF N. 1.-THE oldest school
of the State: unlimited full course at me
course sS), day and evening lessons 393 Hal
sey st., near Kinney.
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TWO second hand safes, 1900 disk records,
Zonophone and Victor Photographs, zoe eacn
d REINHORN, ~ Springfield av.
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.FIRST-CLASS cake and pastry cook wants
position In a bakery or hotel. Address
STEPHEN RIGERS, 1928 Plane st.
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HELP WANTED FEMALE.


COMPETENT, willing German, Hungarian or
Swedish girl for general homework; good
wa es: four In family. Apply between 8 and
p. m, SO South Eighth st.
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RELIABLE AGENCY

The Only Reliable Agency in Town.
DEMONSTRATORS, canvassers, for new toilet
face cream; salary and commission; call at
once to secure position. GREENE'S, ia
Springfield av.
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YOUNG MEN wanted to learn linotype oper-
ating; easy to learn; salaries SO to $40 per
week; send for free booklet S. NEW YORK
MERGENTH .LER LINOTYPA SCHOOL, 244
West Twenty-third st New York.
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ENGINEER or fireman desires position repair
ing: sober; references. ENGINEER. Box 40,
Star Office.
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l.. L. OLNEY, gold and silver platter. 80 Co
lhfnbia st. REPEATING and refinishlng OF lew
elry- si1VerWare and novelties done in a satis
factory manner at a reasonable rate; mesh
bags repaired and replated.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1912-12-28
State Educators Elect New Officers

The following officers OF the Nevada
State Education Association were
chosen on Friday of last week:
President. w J. Hunting Carson
City; Superintendent, re called. First
Vice Pre- sident Miss Ethel Loder
Principal. Mary s Doien. Reno: Sec
ond Vice President. ?. c. McWhin-
ney. Principal Elko grammar school;
Recording Secretary. X. II. Mitchell,
Sparks City Superintendent Cores
ponding Secretary. Miss Bessie Sper-
nv. Carson City: Treasurer. S d. Err
win: Executive Committee, from city
suDerintendents. Professors Billing
hurst. Reno, county high school, X. II.
Fedder. OF Fallon; Deputy Superin-
tcrdentS. G. f. Anderson. Elko
Grades, Mrs Lillian Porter, Elko;
schools of State. c. B. Mundy. Las
Vegas; University DR.. Geo Ordahl
College OF Education