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The Van Buren press., 1912-07-13
MecoMBs AS CHAIRMAN
Former Citizen OF Arkansas May stand
Hluh.

Baltimore. william +, McCombs OF
New York, 80 years old, n lawyer and
graduate OF Princeton aud Harvard,
IN all probability will be chosen chair
man OF the Democratic national con-.
pIttee TO direct the political fortunes
of Woodrow Wilson for president Of
the United States.
Mr. McCombe, who managed the pre-.
nomination campaign Tor Governor
The Van Buren press., 1912-07-13

Washington Secretary MacVcag
has prepared TO Issue 1854, 500 IN posi-,
savings bonds to dcposI'ors IN I"
postal banks who Wish to convert mel
savings into twentyyear 2 ~ pg
cent bonds. The now issue Is the thIlI
Of the series and bin bring the lo,I
savings bonds outstanding up to "
3ii,1l0.
The Van Buren press., 1912-07-13

he himself gave was the largest ("
could recall Thomas =, Ryan prov
ably Will be called 10 testify rcgardlns
efforts to secure campaign con'flOV
tIons.
The Van Buren press., 1912-07-13
BIG AIR SHIP eEPLoDEs,

Five are KILLED During Test Of ela
Air Bag,
Atlantic city, y J-Saillng out
over the Atlantic ocean under perfect
control. the great airshlp Akron, In
command Of Melvin VanIman, with q
crew ~ four mon, exploded while
more than 1000 feet IN the air and
shot into the water a tangled mass
The daring aviator and hIs eompan'
ions we're carried to almost instant
death In all the tragic history OF
The Van Buren press., 1912-07-13
REPUBLICANS SPLIT,
Miller County Committee Divided by
the New Party,

Tosarkana Tho Republican central
committee Of Miller coopty mot 70.
comfy D. NJ Foreman, chairman for
several years, resigned and left the
hail followed oy six olner members OF
the committee, The committee then
elected c, q, Pope chairman and Frank
NJ, Thompson vice chairman MIR,
Thompson was also chosen a member
OF tho state central committee to sue
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-17
STEARNES NAMED
AS GRAND REGENT
Elected by Grand Council, Royal
Arcanum, After Spirited !.
Contest.

Nearly the entire time or the iirst
royal Arcanuin. held at Murphy's llotoi
yesterday, Was taken up with the cleo
ZION OF officers. In a numb.r OF in
stances there was spirited opposition.
anu hardly any Of the officers were
erected OH the first ballot. the big
sest hight Was over tic TWO reprvs mt
atiHes 10 Tie Supreme Council, which
confenes here nest month The list
hnally adopted follows:
Grand Regent. Il. &. steurn.s; Grand
Nice-Nesent. 5. II. Sagrc; Grand orator.
". Floyd Rcams; Grand Secretary. J. u.
Blanks. Grand Treasurer. 4. q. Bots
Grand Chaplain. john H. Doles, Grand
Guide. w, Withcrs Miller. Grand War-
den. Thomas spratt. Grand sentrS. IL
H. McCormac; Grand Trustee. Harry
Hodges. FIRST supreme Representative.
W. I. Dabncy, Second Supreme Repre-
sentative. H. G.. Avery; Alternates.
snmes Merely and A. T. Lincoln;
Committee On Laws. II II Blease;
Committee on Finance. II \, Allen. Jr. .
Executive Committee, Join +. OCon-
nor The onicers Will be Installed a.,
this mornings session
The Council appropriated a sum Of
money for the entertainment OF the
Supreme Council. which will meet in
this city May i5-25. The program IS
now in preparation and will be an
nounced in a few days.
For BiennInl Meetings,
One OF the Important matters TO come
before to-day's session or tn. Council
VIII be the recommendation made BY
Grand Regent Minetree Folkes in hi.
annual report that the Grand Council
hereafter hold biannial instead Of an
nual meetings Mr.. Folkes bases his
recommendation on the ground Of
economy He argues that the money
used u pay the mileage and per diem OF
representatives from local lodges could
be used to better advantage in increas.
ing the scope OF the orders work, ad.
vsTihins 1t and adding to its member
Ehip. He does not think that the work
would suffer at all II the meetings wero
held every two YEAR,, instead OF an
HuGliy. as at present.
4 number OF the representatives do
not agree with Mr. Folkes on this
point. and there is every prospuc, of a
live debate when the question is placed
before the council. The annual reports
OF officers have been placed in the
hands OF committees and will oe pre-
scented formally at this session WITH
out exception they are favorable and
VIII show great progress 10! the year
past
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-17
SECOND AUDIENCE
CHEERS k|RMESS

Before ah audience happier, warmer,
aud much larger even than that which
greeted the initial performance of the
1tirmess, that brilliant festival OF
singing and dancing was presented for
the second time last night. SO that there
now remain but TWO more opportuni-
Ties 10 witness tho glttter!ng spectacle
offered by half ths beauty and talent
Of Richmond.
Ton gifts performance Will offer
the same attractions as those which
have combined TO make the Kiruless
memorable already. with the constant
- growing smoothness and certainty
which mark actors and singers who
have grown easy IN their parts, but
this afternoon, for ono appearance only
In this country b. express permission
OF their fathers and mothcrs--who
themselves were but yesterday making
lie burden 10 Mrs. Mcclure. Miss
Elicit and other instructors of the
young-will be seen that amazing act,
The Teddy Bears and French Dolls"
In which that eminent young actor,
John Is. Swartwout. Jr. (gged four)
has made the most spectacular hit of
his stage career. Those who have seen
the reposcful. assured, ursinely de-
Lucrative methods OF this remarkable
young animal impersonator predict n
chosen profession. 81
In writing OF the FIRST performance
of the ltirmess. the fingers OF the
dazed reviewer, In endeavoring to
praise William Miller for his admir-
able work In THE Riding Lesson"
with Miss Ella Binford. stumbled upon
the keys which had grown accustomed
to spelling D-i-c-k -o-n when a man
was TO be particularly commended.
In this Kirmess OF ours there's glory
enough for MS an and 1t was Mr.. Mil
Ter who forsook his steering wheel for
an imaginary saddle and rode with SO
much fire and determination that he
is said to have been bit stiff and
sore the next morning.
However, he mounted again last
night and rodo to inish in a manner
that would have made George Damcral,
or any other Prince Danilo, humbly Of
fer TO pump tires for him, and as
everybody knows. humility can go no
further.
Another Dosy should go to Mills
Neal, who. owing to the sudden illness
of one of the Irish dancers, went on
last night. without rehearsal. and par
tlcipatcd in the dance without fault,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-17
and with a grace SO Tirperrarian that

and with grace SO Tirperrarian that
it had a brogue.
After insistent calls had COMPEL ell
Miss Stewart to come out on the stage
and receive a big bunch or roses. the
voting began Spirited opposition to
the spoiled 'I.ondonsr developed. and
after hover decked debate, mark
ed by shameless lobbying on the part
of everybody kin to anybody in any
dance saw ono swelling father blow
in nifty votes on a dance just because
his son was In 1.-THE "Polos" and
their stately show girls won by vote
of ESQ to $50 OF the "Chappies" and
their oharmcrs.
The house was sold out last night
except for the top gallery, In which
many seats We're vacant, which Ia sur
prisins, because the very naSare OF
the SHOW we had supposed would
pack that nne point of. view.
W. D. q.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-17

Fredericksburg--B. H Russell, Fred
ericksburg. opens July 8 for four
weeks.
Farmviile--Dr. J. l. Jarman, Farm
Vile. Opens July 8 for four weeks
Harrisonburs-J. a, Burruss, uarri-
sonburg Opens June 10 for sin weeks.
Galax-F. B. Fitzpatrick, Roanoke.
Opens July 3 for four weeks ST.
Chase C!ty-S. p. Duke. Richmond.
Opens July 3 for four weeks.
Lnray--J D. Harris. Amelia. Opens
July 3 for four weeks
Norfolk--Ernest shawen, Richmond.
Opens July for four weeks
For Colored Teachers.
IIampton-Dr. George p Phenix,
Hampton. Opens June 10 for six
weeks.
Rlohmond--Dr. George r, Hovey.
Richmond. Opens June 10 for six
weeks.
Petersburg--.I II. Johnston, Peters.
burg. Opens July for six weeks.
Manassas--L p Hui, Manassas.
OPENS July 3 for four weeks.
Cambria-.E. y. Long, Cambria Opens
July for four weeks,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-17
SUMMER NORMALS
ARE ANNOUNCED

Announcement was made yesterday
by the State Department of Public In
struction OF the places and dates for
summer normal schools to be held this
year. Much of the work of the de-
partment Is now being concentrated on
these normals. and It Is expected tho
work done will be more successful than
heretofore.
In each case the Instructors In these
schools are appointed by tho conduc-
tors. the department having nothing
to do with this feature.
The places where normals VIII be
Richmond. Opens July 8 for four
weeks.
Opens July 3 for four weeks
Big Stone Gap--J. y. IIllman. Coe-
bum. opens july q for. four Weeks,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-17

held, the names and addresses of con-
ductors, the time of beginning the
term. and the duration are rs follows:
For White Teachers.
University of observation-disclosures G.
Maphis. Charlottesville. Opens June
10 for six weeks.
MartlnsvilIe-N. p Painter Roanoke.
Opens July for four weeks.
Covington--Joseph y. Saunders,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-17
A Home Remedy
For Chapped Hands
(By request J

tby request)
Before retiring at night wash the hand,
well and after drying with soft towel
apply Mentolated Suct literally. If the
treatment is kept up, the hands can b.
Kept smooth and soft and entirely free
rom cnaPPing, Mentolatcd Suet is also
{. valuable remedy for cracked or channed
Ups and rough skins. Apply at night be.
lore retiring. 80 "
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-17
TIE LAx.Fos WAY.

Il you had medicine thar would
strengthen tho liver. tho starpach. tho KID
neys and the bowels. and at the Same time
mnke you strong with q systemic tonic
don't you believe you would soon be we'll?
That's THE LaH-Fos Way"
We ask you to buy the hrst bottle on tn.
money-back plan, and you will ask you,
druggist TO soil you the second
II keeps your whole inside right.
Thsrh 10 nothing elsa made like La1-Foh
Remember tho pame-LAx,FOs-Adv.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-17

Observation-Disclosures s. Russell,
Lawrencevills. Opens July for four
| weeks.
Chase CITY. C. Bea,nger, Chase
City. Opens July for four weeks.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1912-06-22

APPLICATION NO. Ease. NOTICE
Of Application L Permission to
Appropriate the Public Waters o.
the State of Nevada.
Notice is hereby given that o.
The l4th day OF Jun 1919, in acco~ d.
ance with Section 25, Chapter XXXl,
Of the Statutes of 1909
one J. d. Thomson, of Gsyser, Cou
Of Lincoln, and s att of Nevad
esde application to the State En-
lpeer CT NevaCa permi SIGN
appropriate the public waters OF he
.ate q Nevada. Such approrr iou
to- he made If m Geyser Creek,
aeiuding Its tributary, Mill Ca,
On Creek, which is a,ove the po'ut
! div rsion nertlcn in this anpl'. A.
ion, st pcints In NV IA Ct NV IA
t Sec l T. 9 N. R. IS p. NJ. n. n.
& NJ, by means CT a 6ar, ard 25 c,i.
bic feet per second Is to Re con.
Keyed to points in Sec. Sc T. 10,
Y. r. 65 E.. Sec. T. 8 N. r G5
7, Secs. 81 and SO T, 10 N IS
e, and Secs !, s. Z and Il T 9
y. R. 66 E.. NJ. D. B. & NJ. ty
means Ct bitches, and there used
for irrigation prrpoycs. Wa'er net
to he returned to stream.
Signed: W. NJ. KEARNEY,
State Engineer.
Frst pub. s-2s; last, 7.2o, 1912.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1912-06-22

LET'S MAKE 1912
A eOoSi Err YEAR

f-r our town, and let 1t mark the
new era of hCme building cam
pal n that viii Guido anything
that ever happened here before,
Lists work to sether-you who
are homel ss--and see il we
can't ii,ure out way fer you to
strt Lr aking ground risht away.
Come In and we win TAX over
the plans ard show you sine lrm-
Ter that wi clear away VIII lie
1t this talk alout uric being
too high to build now. Fact -
never q ain VIII lumter Ct he quail
ity we handle he as eneas. Ev-
cry year or virgin forests are erow.
iD3 sna Ter and the den'alds are
= wing larger. We say IL all ~
ccr'ty, II ucky viii he Two man who
Bulls in 10 Q" Il interest d, come
9aa Sc rs.
Z. T. FULLER LUMEER COMPANY
FULLER. Lum3sr Talks"
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1912-06-22

'IiI' i -Ne'"|"
NJ l.. Lee, F!ainui' w. IL
Govt, DeleNSa-I' summons
The feop-e OF TIE STATE u Nc
Ta4a seAu -r>e14s 10 H. g 90
burn, Defendant
you are hereoy u-Fc1tla 10 app>al
anu answer the conp-aAL1 IN a.
a-,4on e-t'LeG ~ a-oNe' eF''s id
a7aI1st you IN the justice CofE o.
li--h9 4o"'sA44, L--e-a- 30
Is, Nevada BEIGE NE It ~ IL ,
In tle SAID town Il rlocAe, ana a..
Wer Gle complaint IL The above e.
titied actin Win fAe "a g, !
The Summons lie SERVED in the t-w
ship q uty' in watch ta5 a1u "
brought, ten DAYS Il served OF c.
the township or city, Tut wi HI
tie auty in which he action /
brought and within tive. ty Gays !
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1912-06-22
Cigars In Great er,tain,

CuhA'S hest customer foi clears
Grra, Britain. which takes GnMm.0p
every year
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1912-06-22
Pj.ITGiL EH#uU RSt. 5IEaIS

Ali notices under this head WI b,
Ia up 10 the ds,e Of the September
Trmary eetion at the rate Of $40,
..a In advance.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1912-06-22
PETE A. pELMuE.

lnnounces his candidacy FOR the
.lce Of sheriff and assessor o.
lincoln County, sui ject to the vii
7 the Republican party voters nj
he September primaries.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1912-06-22

Underwood. Oliver. Remington or
itearns typewriter ribbons for sale
" The Record. Citv prices.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1912-06-22

Lode and placer location no
tees for sale at the Record office
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1912-06-22
SHOE REPAIRING

Nick Bacic, shoemaker, is nov
ocatcd in the J, G. Brown build
lg on Lacour street Harness mend
Ing also.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1912-06-22

When you want calling cards se,
The Record about It.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1912-06-22
CHURCH DIRECTORY.

Man Day, prominent citizen Of
gilmore, tab. is guest az tie
Il me & Dr.. and Mrs. DuckworL /,
ais week.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1912-06-22


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$4,000 SICK BENEFIT

l5,o0 Weekly Benefit for Accident
Sickness 1,C0O for loss of lin,
eyesi sht; $4,000 for Emergenc,
Relief Benefit Cost is $500 per yea
No other Dues nor Assessment
EN- and WOMEN between age
TO s. are accented. ReNaa5e 90
aay with Sl0o,tOo,00 State Dopos
f,r the protection Si Peiicy-lsio
rs and to guarantee the payment q
,lains. Write tor further informa
ion giving your age, sex and &C.
patton. Address Dept AL Amer.
an REGISTRY Company. Erie, Pa.
FHE STORY OF THE WRECK Or
the Ti.apic- the most en- .hrallin,
book CT the Age--32o pages, price
Sl,0Q. Address The White Hous,
distributing Co, Keno, Ney.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1912-06-22
n. 6. PRUDENTIAL

1uCuuCes himself q ca dictate fol
he office OF County, Tr GsLrer All
x-oI2tcio County Clerk, subject Il
1e decision Of the Republican RI.
naries.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1912-06-22

Mr.. Lacey, member Of the state
Doice free, who was here pe,dn
me rresecIticp of the case sanst
former Sheriff Smith, departed for
/ Carson last Tuesday.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1912-06-22

LotND-one back mule, with b /
sss hctblee, near Delamar, New.
ab-ut Msy 30, 1912. Owner nay
haze sane by identifying and
pay!n3 expenses to date. Address
lmmel ] Herr. Caiarta, Nev.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1912-06-22

NJ. L. Lee, Plaintiff, We. II {
l......4,t. a Gpvup7pua
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1912-06-22
LOCAL CITY HAPPENINGS
HOLLOWAY HOUSE

Frank Walker is in Glover val
ley this week doing some surveying
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1912-06-22

The Feop.e OF tue STATE q Ne
ya4a seuu lr,elus TO II. c. Co
bufa, Defendant:
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1912-06-22

You are HEREBY directed TO app ,al
anu uusN er tho complaint in IL
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-06-08
senado--Martes en- la Tarde.

Tan pronto como Sc reuni6 el sena,
do fueron presentados varios infor.
mes de comisiones sobre proyectos
que estaban referidos elias.
Los proyectos siguientes fueron in
troducidos:
No. 1872, por Bowman, en- referencia
4 pesas medidas.
No. 1913, por Holt, para enmendar
la ley actual en- referencia cuerpos
de horticulture. b
Ell Senado concurri6 en- las enmien-
das de la Camara al proyecto del Sc
nado No 65, conocido como el proyec-
to sobre norias artesianas, y Ell mismo
fu6 referido de nuevo d la comision
judiciaria para qae esta examine las
enmiendas. "a
En- seguida fue adoptado el susti-
tuto al proyecto del Senado No. 142
en- referencia la extension occiden-
tai del canino real desde Albuquerque
a Gallup.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-06-08

racion el proyeceo de hacienda que
era el 6rden especial del dia, y fu6
enumerado por la insercion de entra.
das que no aparecian en- el proyecto
original
varias enmiendas ofrecidas por
Barth fueron rechazadas.
En- la session de la tarde fue adopta.
do el proyecto del Senado No. 1879,
que provee I'm impuesto annual de In
milesimo para fines de buenos camir
nos.
\ Fue adoptado sin oposicion el pro-
veto del Eenado No. 1873. para trasfe-
rir Ell departamento de aseguranza q
la comision de corporaciones.
Fu6 adoptado unanimemente q pro-
veto de la Camara. extendiendo el
tempo para obtener traspasos de la
ciudad de Socorro por terreiios situa'
dos dentro de la merced de Socclro,
varios proyectos orieinados en- la
Camara fueron rechazados.
Fue adoptado ell proyecto del Scna-
do No. 1877, cambiando el nombrc de
Whisky Creek q Rio de Arenas.
Tambien fue aprobado e, proyecto
del Senado No. 1870 proveyendo la ma
nera de proceder en- casos de quere-
Has perdsdas 8 defectuosas
Asi snismo fu6 adoptado el proyecto
del Senado No. 1856 contra prActicas
corruptas.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-06-08

IA cAMARA DE comERcio pE
SANTIAGO PEpIRA "a INTER-
vENcIoN.
Los Reportes sobre Perjuiclos causa.
dos por los Rebeides son Exa-
uerados.

Habana. Junio Eel gobierno no
recibi6 hoy noticias del frente afuera
del reporte que el perjlicio hecho por
los rebeldes en- la Maya habia sido
exagerado. "a estacion de ferroca-
!rril, unas cuantas casas de MADEIRA
fueron incendiadas. no excediendo. Ia
p6rdida de unos cuantos miles de pc
SOS. Ahora Sc MEGA que ell General
Mendieta diera los rebeldes veinti-
cuatro horas de tempo para rendirse.
Sin Fundamento.
El parte de una victoria del gobier.
no obtenida ell microbes pasado GER
ca de Palma Soriano, ahora resulta
que es falso. Origin6 en- la circuns-
tancia de que los cafones de monta-
iia ametrallaron una posicion que se
creia que estaba ocupada por los re-
beldes en- la c1al las tropas del GO
bierno hallaron despues charcos de
sangre. =.
Abrogaran Una Ley Unpopular.
Sc rumora que hoy sera presentada
al Congreso una resolution abrogan-
do la ley Mora que prohibe la forna-
cion de partidos polfticos bajo lineas
raciales. Segun los caudillos, Ia opo-
sicion es Responsible por la actual re-
belion de los negros.
Mueran los BIancos."
Santiago. JUNO 3--Muchos refu-
giados de La Maya, punto de que Sc
apoderaron los rebeldes el microbes
estan llegando aqui. 1nforman que
arriba de 600 negros entraron al llgar
gritando: 'Mueran los blancos!' Sa-
quearon y en- seguida incendiaron las
tiendas.
Quieren Ayuda Americana.
Oficiales de marina Americanos que
estan en- Guantanamo yisitaron La
Maya desples de que los rebeldes Sc
habian retirado y sacaron fotografos
de las escenas de destruction. La ST.
tuacion parece ir aumentando en- gra-
vedad y Sc siente mucha alarma.
Miembros de la Camera de Concrete
estan considerable una proposition
para convocar una junta con objeto
de pedir Intervention americana. ST.
guen las depredaciones & incendios
en- las inmediaciones de Santiago.
Pide Suspension de Ia Constitution.
Santiago de Cuba, Junio Bel Ge-
neral Monteagudo, comandante en-
jefe del ej6rcito cubano, urgi6 hoy al
Presidente Gomez por telegrafo que
las garantias CONSTRUCTIONS
les y de a las autoridades militares
nano libre para sofocar la subleva-
zion. Fl General Monteagudo dijo
lue era necesario aterrorizar a los ne
sros antes de- que ell gobierno pudiera
ener esperanto de restablecer la paz.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-06-08
HAcE cAToRcE AMOS.

El martes pasado hizo catorce amos
que el Enterprise DC chihuahua, Me-
xico, public6 10 siguiente: FL ex-go-
bernador w. 4. Thornton, de Nuevo
Mexico compro la nina de San Mi
guel en- Sonors. Ell CAPTAIN Charles
Hunt, 81 blonde sicomoro que es pro-
pietario del Hotel Palacio, fue & Ell
Paso q hacer una compra de recos.. La
Sra. Tom Gable, esposa de uno de los
propietarios del Hotel Palacio, lego
de Santa Fe Nuevo Mexico. Hunt y
Gable propietarios del Hotel Palacio,
estan hacienda muchas mejoras al edi-
icio.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-06-08
INSTITUTE DE MAEsTROs DEL
coNDADo DE SANTA FE.


Ell institute de maestros del conda-
do de Santa re Sc abri6 ell LINES a
las de la maAana en- la casa de cor
tes del condado. John ". Conway,
superintendent de condado, hizo Ell
discurso de aperture, bosqlejando el
trabajo de la presente reunion. Fue
seguido por el Superintendent de
:Estado Alvan N. White quien explicd
II tarea del institute Y 10 que podia
hacerse en- una breve session. Otros
que hab!aron fueron el superintendent
To de condado G. D. Burt. del conda-
do de Torrance, Ia Sra Nora Brum-
back, conductora la Sra. Leona Lo-
que y la Sta Maud Hancock instr1cto-
ras.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-06-08
u ARzoRIsPo EN- EL MANzANo.

Misa fue celebrada el l1nes antepa-
sado en- la nafiana en- Ia Iglesia Ca
tolica de Moriarty por el Rev Padre
Hartman En- la tarde, 81 Reverendf-
simo j B. Pitaval Arzobispo de San.
ia re, confirm6 cincuenta y cinco MI
chachos muchachas. Ell lugar fle
decorado para la reception del ar O.
bispo una procession de .os MEM
bros de la parroquia 10 acompafio
hasta la iglesia. En- seguida el Arzo-
bispo y el Padre Hartman fueron lie
yados d Chilli de ALI al Manzano.