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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-23
LEHI.

Special TO The Tribune.
LEHI. June 22.-Mrs. James Fyne.
Mrs. W Karl Hopkins, Mrs w T. Has
Ter and Mrs III, c. Holbrook went Thurs
day TO Salt Lake, as Lehis DELEGATES to
assist in the entertainment of the dele
gates who passed through that city en-
route to the national convention of fed
Grated wonlen's clubs in San Francisco
next week
Missionary wives and parents will hold
a meeting June IS at the home OF Mrs.
Rachael Anderson, The address OF well
come VIII be delivered by Mrs. Anderson
S. l. Goodwin. Joseph S. Broadbent
viii offlciate at letter reading and q read
ing Will be given by Miss Mile Russon
Ray Bone, son OF Mr., and Mrs. John
Bone of Lehi. has been honorably re-
leased from the northwestern states mis-
sion of the Mormon church. where he has
labored for the last twenty-seven months,
and is expected home this week
Mrs. NJ. j. Sherwood and daughter
Mary have rented their flat In Salt Lake
and will spend the summer in Lehi at
the new West cottage.
Joseph S, Broadbent has received word
from his son, who has filled two years
mission In England. announcing that the
young man Will start this week to make
an extensive tour Of Europe before re-
turning home
Mrs. Thomas Muiner of the state school
i Tor the deaf and dumb in Ogden arrIv cd
| tives,
I A merry crowd gathered ut the city pa
yilion Wednesday evening and celebrated
Lehis baseball victory over Linden with
Il dance.
Prof. Charles Hopkins returned Monday
| from Ogden and Salt Lake, to which
cities he was called on business. He was
accompanied by Mrs. Hopkins.
MIR. and Mrs. M II Olmstead Of briggs
Ida, were here during the week to visit
with Mrs Sarah A. Olmstead.
Robert j. Evans, who was graduate
received n PHI. D. degree, returned home
Wednesday night
| Miss Eva Willis went to Salt Lake
Thursday to visit with relatives and
friends,
Clayton and Donald Kirkham are here
from Salt Lake, visiting at the Crabbe
home.
Morgan Lott spent Wednesday in Salt
Aynor whipple and Roy Goats are home
from visit of several weeks In Fair
field.
Mrs. Leroy Lott visited with relatives
In American Fork Wednesday.
Mrs. Ernest Madison has gone to Idaho
Falls. where she will join her husband
yesterday to visit with relatives. Miss
| Ivie Thomas has gone TO Idaho Falls to
visit with relatives there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Merit Prestwich. accom-
panied by Miss Ferol Stewart. went tc
Salt Lake Tuesday.
| Mayor w. e. Racker spent Wednesday
In Salt Lake on business.
Miss Pauline May Is visiting In Lehl
! With Mr.. and Mrs. M. w Ingals.
Enoch Russon was guest Of honor al
a party given In the fourth ward meet
Ing house last night.
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PROVO.
Special 10 The Tribune

Special TO The Tribune.
PROVO, June 22-The most magnifi-
cient society event of the summer sea-
son was the lawn party given by the
pany at beautiful Olmsted, in the mouth
Of Provo canyon. Friday night The
guest list included students OF the COM
pany from all parts of the state. and as
far away as Ithaca y. Y. A special
train took the merrymakers from Provo
to Olmsted and return, leaving here at
7:30 O'Clock in the evening and returning
at 1880 O'Clock Saturday morning. The
circular lawn In tho midst OF the I'M
provements at the power plant. the band
furnishing the music being located on the
porch OF the Quarters building. A
String OF electric lights entirely sur
rounded the grounds. with streamers Of
lights running from several points to the
center. where one immense arc light was
located. all Of which made the scene as
bright as MONDAY, The lady residents
at Olmsted, Mrs. Cooper Anderson and
others. were on hand TO see to the COM
fort OF the young society girls who were
guests of the students. At IL o'clock in
the evening delicious refreshments were
served to the 200 or more present.
Miss Leora Linton, who is to be mar
ricd this month. was the recipient OF a
linen shower Thursday night given by
home in the Sixth ward. Those present
were Mrs. f. s. Goddard. Mrs II. ]. w.
Goddard, Mrs, Jarvis Aydelotte. Mrs. Josie
Vincent, Mrs. Hannah Leonard, Mrs.
Myrtle Smith. Mrs. Nellie Grow and the
Misses Ola Sward Zina Larson, Hilda
Lichtie!d. Bertha Gadd. Mabel Gadd, Lua
Linton. Fern and Eta Goddard.
Miss Myrtle Brown has returned to her
home In Salt Lake after having spent the
past three months visiting friends in
Provo
Miss Jessie Tyler Of Salt Lake was one
Of the guests of the Telluride students
at their lawn fete at Olmsted Friday
night
One Of the successful social events OF
the week was the lawn party given Mon
day night by Mrs S. R Galloway and
Mrs. ], W. Arid at the home OF the lat
ter on East Center street. An enjoya BILE
feature OF the event was the musical
programme rendered under tho direction
| the Aird home were made brilliant with
| many japanese lanterns. The affair was
given for the benefit OF the free public
| swimming pool and was q SUCCESS 1nan-
| cially az well as socially.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Olson entertained
& number OF friends Saturday evening a
! their home. The rooms were beautifully
| decorated with a profusion of June roses
| red being used in the parlor. while the
| dining room was ornamented in white
and pink The guests present were Mr.
ter Leila. Mr.. and Mrs. Ebert Morris
Mr., and Mrs, n. l.. Lundberg. Miss Ma
| bel Harding, Miss Envy Lundberg. Mr.
| and Mrs. John Cochran and their daugh.
| ters 1one and Virginia, and D. Robinson
of Salt Lake
! A quiet home wedding Of the week wa.
that OF Miss La Priel Dunn, daughter o
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NEPHI.

special to Tho Tribune.
NEPHI. June 22.-drs. Joshua Greenwood en-
lerta'n'd number Of nerss @ Ihursday after,
Ia pink and white, appropriate to tho BsnSoo
Tho afternoon. from to 6. vas spent playing
a progressive Eamo and In social chat Al $50
o'clock luncheon was sorved. the color scheme
bo!ns carried out In tho ices ard cakes After
luncheon tho suestu enjoyed musical treat
Those present Mrs. orson casier. Mrs. J.
r. Edgheill. MrE r. F, Homer Mrs William
Be' bai1 Mrs 1o,N \ says2 ayeS Mr. efGS' sTs
6rough,. M:s. r. 2: Howell. Mrs. Eaech Burton.
Mrs r. E. Grover. Mra. D.: o. Miner, Mrs.
Fostor. Mrs. J, ". Whitmoro. Miss Edna Beck
MIss Ganevn Booth. Miss Lille PcIton Miss
Mario Christensen.
stss Emma Boucher returned this weel from
an extended visit TO Salt Lake
Mrs. Lee Boyer OF spriugStlIe visited hero
this week With her parents. Mr.. aud Mrs. l. A.
Railoy. Sr.
Mrz R. P. whtmore spon, par. of tho wool.
]. s. onor returned homo from Salt Lake
Thursday evening.
L. W. Evans spent part OF the week 10 Salt
Lsko.
Mrs. E. Tanner is visiting frIends in Span
ish Fork this week
Mis-. LILLIAN BIackett went TO Salt Lake snt-
urdny for a fow days. visit
Miss Matte Pnrkes Is visiting friend, In Salt
Lake.
Misc Pearl Allen entertained Thursday after
at 4 party In honor OF Miss Leah Petit
grew, who married this weak 10 Lynne NJ.
Sowby- Tho party in the form, OF bundle
shower. and many presents wero given The
afternoon was spent IN musicale after which
supper served. The bridal colors used
IN decorating.
Misc olnvn ogtJer left yesterday for a weeks
visit with fricnda In Salt Lake.
George Downs sod Harry wilkey went to Provo
Monday.
The descendants OF Thomas Pass. TO the num-
Der OF 200. met In tho Second ward amusement
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MOUNT PLEASANT.
Special TO The Tribune.

Special TO The Tribune.
MOUNT PLEASANT, June 2s.-My. and Mrs.
Pleasant. tho gucst OF Mrs: Maiten's mother. Mrs.
James wiieon. who with her daughter Alton, re-
turned TO Provo with Mrs Maiten.
Mics Christie Nelson entertained Tuesdoy at
Remington. Those present wcro tho Mesda,ncs
Jonsen. Frances Jensen. Rhoda Neiison OF Long
Beach. Cal; Viola Whitaker. oivo Nelson.
Geneva johnson and Nole Macarthur.
Tho seely family is preparing TO elvs on,
Of ito greatest family reunion5 on wodne5day.
John II seciy has tho programme in charge aud
roInbers OF the family viii be hero from Cam
ada, California Now York. St. Louis and Chi
cago.
families havo gone 20 Carey. Idu. to spend tho
simmer with brother OF Mr.. Will
Miss Tholpa Sutton is visiting friends In
Ogden. snit Lake aud Provo
DR. Ross Anderson OF Salt Lake is expected
hero today.
Mrs. Stewart OF Salt I.ako Is a Mount Pleas
ant visitor this week tho guest OF Mn. A.
Johnson
Mount Pleasants visitors.
Mr. and Mrs. A. c. woll have been In Sal,
Leko this week,
Mira J. H. Proctor wnS al Ephrain visitor
this week.
Neph FarnHworth left for Garfield wednesday.
where ho will reside.
Miss Henriotta Ionsen is home from caltornls
for tho summer vacation
MIs. o. r Harnes or Grinnell. Ia. and her
| children visiting Ars. NJ r. Anderson N1.
Barueo's sister.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank waldemar came Ia from
Eureka In their auto TO stay until after July L.
Mr.. and Mrs A. D. Sutton leave tho nryt o.
tho Eeok 10 attend tho druggists' meeting In
Salt Lake
Mrs JOAN Meekin and hcr children ara Visit.
Ing Mr. aeekinss parents at Emporis Kan. Mr.
Mcckius will join them In July.
Tho Misses Valentine and Dora Lsrson gave a
party at the hclba ,hestor aondny evening in
! hogor Of MiSs olsen's guests. the aisees Tay.
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HEBER CITY.

Special 10 Tho Tribune.
HEBER CITY. June 2c.-Mr. and Mrs Joseph
Hatch announce the engagement OF their daush-
Ter Sallio Sears To II. l.. Hito OF Denver,
Colo Tho wedding is to tako place IN hu-
gust
A. W. Davis OF Provo was n Heena visitor
Monday,
Mr and Mr.. Charles Bronson returned Mon
day from Logan whittier they wont 10 attend inc
good roads convention.
Hr and Mrs, Chape MouIton are Visiting Mrs.
Moultons parents. Mr.. and Mrs e. J, Cum
mings,
Miss Mac Murdock was Provo visitor Mon
day and Tuesday
Mlgs Thelma Singleton entertained ton OF hor
little friends at birthday party Monday az
tornoon.
Nj and M-s. Al Smith OF Salt Lake City nrc
visiting old friends in Hober.
j. C Eonriod OF American Fork was Hobor
visitor this week.
George Fisher. forest pupervlsor. has taken hlS
family TO tho reservation for short vaca
tlop.
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you up and gives you complete health and
Ivll Ivar strength; to ns For face lotion see an
P: A: You will find my quinzoin hair
and scalp tonic very invigorating for
together pint each alcohol and water,
then add ] ounce Quinzoin- Rubbing q
little at time we'll into the scalp ban
lshes L;ts dandrTff and puts It In healthy,
stores the former gloss and rich color to
tho hair, as well as induces luxuriant
growth-all your own.
Lillian R.: You can safely recommend
my crystos eye-tonic 10 your friends, for
II is quito harmless and has a wonder
fully soothing and strengthening effect on
sore, aching or weak eyes. Here is the
recipe: Dissolve l ounce crystos IN Il pint
cold, pure water Two or three drops
should be put IN the eyes each day
Thousands OF my readers have used this
siraple eye-tonic to bring back the spar
| Ele 10 dull eyes and very frequently people
have been able TO discard glassos after
! using 1t for a time.
P. ": The fat around your abdomen
Will soon disappear once parnotis is
used. This will also Danish your double
chin. To make. dissolve ounces par
nous in u pints hot water and when
II cools take a tablespoonful before each
meal. Continue treatment until your
weight is where you want It, and when
no fear of tho fat returning This
method does away with dieting or vio-
lent exercise and Is tho only safe way
OF which I know to actually reduce
weight
Doris: Greasy creams do more harm
| than good, because OF their tendency to
clog pores This causes the skin TO as
sume leaden color and grow oily. and
encourages blacEheads. blotches and Skin
pimples. You will find this plain almo-
plexion upsets and a permanent aid tc
real beauty: Stir 2 teaspoonfuIs eIycer-
Inc In ! pint cold water, then add
apply freely TO face. neck and arms dailI
and II will cleanse the skin OF Impur.
tiles and give 10 1t charm and tini
such as every healthy. weIi-groomed ed
woman llns. Use this every morning and
your skin Will be free from freckles ani
tile sun and wind will not tan e.
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i'm Cities and Towns Of Utah

hall TucGdsy and ce,,.
annlyeroary OF their .a " -
'uup'uon' dinner Tas rcrTss AZ
uoorse c. whl,mo,s. an.
20 tho Democratic conycss ~. OF ut,s|
thiS week for tho oast. H'''n at D.
Timothy Hoyt and y-
''o"s" Tn VISITED In hphraIm ri. Al n. Z
Lh' marriage OF Lynn. n ~
Leah PcttIgrow vas sn,, y ksi<
tho salt Lake tcmple T1anis.d Tss. n.
son OF Mark sowby and ne as hr4sr
Ter or Bishop And Mira %s nSIits b
Boo arc popular and u,m mmuultn 4.
OK thls place, Mr. sud W.. nSu
sunday for ton a,yss ,s. s. Gos11
on returning Will prob,b,s p % q
, Provo. Mrs William y p.fs mafs o
panied tho bridal party Ia sa1ists.
homo Sunday night. " 'sH Lst,
Mr. and MrS. J =. B,ll,.,.
kama1 wcdneaday night l'a "a, a,
NJ. md Mis. John F p.
"'ro.' ,,, m hoin a trip to Soldier dlS s,, =
The wlto and family ~
po"h rom Salt Lake 10 yisIt@ @ Ms I
Alvin Burton and Mig x,,.% %
known young folks Of ssnsa Ful
Ogden Wednesday NJ 'fgal. st1
MS, Norbert Burton. ana s u
daughter OF Mr.. and Nv E
The young couple returned :. Sins|
ana 'nen came on home .,,s ~ Y
Oscar spsTha lii their car. ''u
A!ss Florence Hobbs sn,,,,.
club wednesday evening N
were initiated. the Misc, ps.5:
Hague. Ina IIawklns ana raIut
evening WAS spen, IN lp,n",, q
recl'aiions and ins,rum.ni,i
ana parlor wore decorated y,,s
the dining room vas ar,,,-,.a 49,, ytal
red rooe2. the centorp,see bs,s
peonies. and tie place ears, as \
treatments woro seryed es.-
cral color scheme. "ns
Miss Pearl Hough,eu o, yo,, ~
this week. A 20
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Health and Beauty Advice
BY MRS. NAE MARTIN.

Mrs. c.: Powder covers up but does
not correct complexion faults. Use this
It's former youthful clearness and take on
Il charming tint: Dissolve ounces
spurmax in pint witch hazel Cor hot
see and TsnS pSu ths oen sY IN
place OF powder overcomes the shiny,
oily appearance and gives TO coarse,
lIfeless skin an exquisite fineness and
healthy look. Even in hottest weather
IL IS only necessary TO apply the spur
max lotion once q day, because perspira-
ton does not spot 1t, and then, too. 1t
is Invisible when on.
Madge w: never advise the electric
needle for superfluous growths. because
delatone paste does the work quicker,
Mix some powdered delatonc with water.
then apply 10 objectionable hairs and after
. or minutes rub off, wash the skin and
the hairs arc gone. This leaves the skin
smooth and firm.
A. B.: Cutting the eyelashes Is dan
Cerous. / would advise applying pyronn
to lash-roots with thumb and forefinger.
as this makes them grow long. curly and
silky Your straggly eyeorom9 can be
made 10 come IN thick and beautiful by
puttiur pyroNin on with finger-end. Use
caution and don't get pyroxin where nc
hair is wanted
V. NJ: Soap was never intended for
sbainpooiug. because the free" alkaN II
contains raises havoc with the scalp and
hair roots Use canthroN and you will
find your dull. streaRy, brittle hair Will
grow bright and even In color and be OF
a soft, slken texture. teaspoonful
CanthroS dissolved in a cup hot water
is ample for delightful shampoo. This
lathe. that thoroughly rids the hair anc
scalp of dust, dandruff and excess oil
and after rinsng the hair dries quickly
and takes OH its former rich color ano
Eloss.
Mrs NJ w. Your blotchy. pimpl5
skin proves that the blood Is In verI
action. Get pint alcohol and In thi:
put cupfui sugar. ounce kardene an'
hot water 10 make quart \ table
spoonful before each meal rs tne pr9pe
impurities end clears the skin ot pilnpies
blotches and salIowness, as well as buiid
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SPANISH FOB

Special 10 The Tribune.
SPANISH FORK. Jun. nv.
ort Hicks and their th7.s ~"
IN from Roosevelt. visiting ",
at Spanish Fork. :"
Isaac HUI cams down fra, =
Tuesday.
]. P. Holt. one ., tia ,,,..
Fork, celebrated the srTsut1' 80
Of his etgtn on Wednesday ~
number OF triouG, present n,-s
after which beautiful umy,,,--
dered. composed OF vocal ana c.,
1s51
Dr., G. T, Kendall OF asoss,d,
Fork Monday.
A 3. Rockh!li spent Ms-dsy ~
Salt Jeko City.
Ms, Cora Doylo Is visit.s n,
Wood.
Mrs. Paul Candsll Is vis.lius ",
NJ. and 3rs. L. o L.vreael ~
Mr, aad Mr.. Henry HuSe7 ot n,
threo children visited Mr. ssl "
las, Sunday,
Miss Ada Madson returned n
after 4 ton days vig!. With Nm
this city
Mre. T. D. Evans .zrs ks-s
after tea daTs' Wait IL sLt Lt
8r. ana Mrs. Paul carpc.t 4
Colo, arc visiting at Tia hs=s 4 /
Charles Miller here
strs. A. q. RockhII LEI. wxs~
week With Mrs. MIo Ro:isll I
City.
Mrs. Cyrus Sterling has se,s 4
reservation
Mile Hansen ia visiting a ~ 4
IN Spanish Fork canyon this vHk
Mrs W s. Holloway cans 6su
wednesday, TO visit her father, ! q
Miss Annie Greer cane tuss o.
Salt Lake CitJ, where che t5e-4 4
Ing friends.
SIrE. Bon Lloyd left for Ttiha {
her husband In their nor hors q
Mrs. j. Hubbard, iornnrly 4lz 4
spending the summer hers viA 4
and Mrs. orau Lowis.
Mr. and Mrs. John Ell!soa
and MIS-. G. 4. Hicks st dIr1c 8
Miss Ellen jameson cane ksas
weeks Visit With hT ss.g
City.
William Thomas ard his lSr
from Mammoth Tuesday 70 spztN
thoy will mako their hoUa
Mr. aad MrI. william AIesraz
Mn. George swensou wore "
and Mrs. George Lsvis fof .
week.
John Ellison hes gone to ss=sn
Mrs. Rphryn G-eer sad MIA
dard entertained at weeks.
home Of their parents. NJ =
Stoddard. Miss olivia Aidstra
Wolf and Ross Taylor Of sN
Pierce OF Twin Falls. Ida, ~
| guests present
A. L. Berlin Of Hunu7flp
after spending ton days hsre VI
Mrs. c. E. poulscD.
Henry MlclslcSon OF Ms1lho
| In Spanish Fork for ssoT eHa
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l.. D. S. church Miuu Bird wan given faTc,
we'll party at the Third ward assembly hall
Sunday ovonins. The programme consisted OF
several selections by tho high school chorus:
soloa by several members OF the high school
classes and abort addresses hJ r. Loo Bird and
Super rintondent n. X. Ncnlsou.
willnot Boyer came In from the BoJor ranch
AZ Roosevelt, Utah. Sunday and VIII spend most
OF tho =ummor here.
ars. zIna Smoot md hcr daughter Erma OF
Provo and HTs. Brig ScoYlit OF Raymond Can
! ada. guests OF Mrs ID. G. Huntington sun
day,
Mrs. n. l. Gillian hero from Salt Laho
| for the summer and AZ homo at Maplowood
! farm, Mapleton.
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lor and Knowlden. Besides tho guests OF honor
thoro woro present tho Misses soolcy Barton,
Olson. Erlclson. Stevens and holland. a!ns bors
chaporoned the party
M!Ss Winifrcd JenBen left yesterday for Boise
TO visit 4 ychoolmato for few weeks
Mrs. r, A. Broodhurot leaves today for salt
Dalto for n weeks yiBt with frlondb.
Tho Misses Lucy Knowldon and Amy Taylor
OF Provo visiting Miss Stella Olson.
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you UP and gives you complete health and
full strength. For face lotion, see an
sWer to Mrs G."
The Washington herald., 1912-06-28
RAILROADS.
sOUTHERN RAILWAY.

PREMIER CARRIER OF THE SOUTH.
n B.-FolloWing schedule figures published only
q information and are not guaranteed
TRAINS LEAVE WARRINGTON.
For Atlanta, Montgomery. Mobile. New OrieanA
300 a. N. and lo.I5 p m. daily Dining cars.
For ChRttHnooza and Memphis, Via AsheTine, lIo
p. m. and lo:lo p. m. daily.
For Atlanta, Admission birmingham, .. N and
IS p m. daily. Dining
For Atlanta, Anniston. TAlladeg1. Caler1, Selma,
4. N. and 4:5 7. m. daily. and for Uuionto~n.
Demopois Meridian. 800 a. m. daily. Dining carI.
For Roanoke. Bristol Knoxville ChattanooE7,
Birmingham. Meridian. VicksburE. New Orleans,
1910 =. m. daily. Dining car.
For Roanoke. Knoxville. ChAttanooEa, NaShVilIe,
Memphis. llO = m daily. Sleeping may Be
occupied after 100 p m. Dining car.
For AsheTille a. N. SIS y N. and loa5 p. N
daily. Dining cars
For Columbia, SmmsrTiIle Charleston. Aiken.
Augusta. savannah Brunswick. JGcks1nrflle and
F1oridh points. 5@5 =. m. daily. Dining
Tourist for California, Monday. Wednesday
Thursday Friday. and Saturday. 4s5 ?. N.
For DAnTiIls Uocan. 80 a. N. daily.
For HRrTiSuuhurE, $50 A. m. daily tparlor ar,
SIS ?. m. lparloT carl. and $50 p. N week days.
For Charlottesville uOcaD. 10 a. n. and $50
n daily
For warrrnton. 300 a. m. u1u 4 m. go p m.
daily; So p. m. tparlor earl and Is5 p. N. week
days
For Bluenunt. $40 a. m. lsD p n. I0 and
$40 p m. week days; SIS. si5 a. m. and sos
?. m Sunday Also SIS p N. week days for
LsesbuTF. l.. s. BROWN, General Agent.
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NORFOLK & WESTERN RWY.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT MAY ls, 1914
Leave Washington. New Union Station.

EDHEUIIE N EFF ELI MAl y, M
Leave Washington, New Onion Station
90 N. Daily-An points on Norfolk and western
1910 p m. Daily-Roanoke Bristol Winston.
Salem, Knoxville ChlttAnooG1, Nashville New
orleans. Through Sleeper. Dining ears
$40 a. m.-For Bristol, Knoxville, ChattanooCa
Nashville, and Memphis Washington -MemphII
sleeper open at 10 p N.
For Nonolk-Leavs 4n o. N: arrive Norfolk
II 70 a. m. daily. Leave I2o1 noon; HrriTs NOr.
folk, $40 p. m daily except Sunday. Leave l7ol
noon; arrive Norfolk 10 p. m tsundAy c1lsl.
ParloT cara
4lO p. N. Dafly-BeuyviIle Luray, Elkton
Trains from the Southwest arrive 6:85 a. n, lO:o
D. m. and l2:B a. m.
All iulormltion Fourteenth Street and New York
Avenue bond BuildinF)
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pRnP0sAIs.

NATIONAL TRAINING SCHOOL FoR oThL8.-
,Sss5t, ssf PSPs' 1s, ~ lux c S q e i re ooR M
and then opened. for turnlshinE SD seAool auri.
s sas ns sSo.. ''SS Ming 5sa sSss Ssy 80 s & d p
goodA. nfai md roeal, dai5 psodneia sehoo booss.
BAY s,5' = d ordsIsd 1pS1stlosS i spssztiess sed
saaEssO e. aOoi-h g s. ma Ss6Ss q fass s 81 fos S
SqnSgs 81 SE5sIsp; Rpsd g n; I ISot 2 Hsf sf sni P
dsnk ds Bosrd SSTh Y fisssi frusissS : 80 Ssi,Ss
OFFICE OF THE coAfAnssioNERs 0E THh
District q Columbia June 2, lst1-Nottcn 4
sss ssTs se ses t1at 3 ,Ss Re p sff y conS. s1 si
EtinS about loSoo5 oable {.TaI y,hissh gess eve.
selea AZ saasS Hj:.;s a. AZ sSlsSs s
tsiHed from CHEZ Csrf. E4ERSE, PsyST5sTDssqqi.
Rom l, pis;Eict Building gyH0g 81
Commissioners. ID. Q. ta
OFFICE OF THE CoAfSdIssIoNERs OF THE
District q Columbia, Washingon, June Q, lsl2.
'ssf so 'P. s ~ W5uLf BIS 2. q % tanls5ns ann ua sad
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form q pToposSl nay b o5tslnsd frOI !hs PgT. PgT
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ous uSeSdnm during The fsai yeaT isi5 Forms
Of proposal Epecihations and nece4aE tnforua-
ton may b. obtained from ths Gid clsTs. Esngi-
CUNo a. RUDOLPH. JOHN A JOHNSTON.
WILLIAM '. JUDsoN. Commissioner. d. G.
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OFFICE OF THE CoAlAnssIoNERs OF THE
DtItrict q Columbia, Washinston Jqne = glzEi;
isH sse pRo'' @. ~ JULY s a. q 4tnfsFI1s r9 saq
delivering during the fiscal year ending June g,
ls3. for Of ths various branches q the District
Government, items ot fuel under which BIDS re;
eeiTed June 10 were rejected. Specifications and
form ot prooosal may BE obtained from the PrehAs.
ing OhicrT ID. @, 'CUNO II. RUDOLPH. JOHN
A. JOHNSTON. WILLIAM V. JUDsoN Commis
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