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Arizona republican., 1912-05-12

In the whole field of medicine there is not a healing remedy that will re- pair damage to the flesh more quick ly than BILLIARDS SNOW LINI- MENT. In cuts. wounds sprains, burns, scalds and rheumatism it's healing and penetrating power is ex- traordinary Price 25c, soc and $1.00 per bottle. Sold by Elvey X Hu- let's Pharmacy.
Arizona republican., 1912-05-12
SUPPER A SUCCESS

The strawberry shortcake supper given at the Crismon building on north side of Main street Friday night by the ladies of the Christian church proved to be d success, both financially and socially. The dining room was crowded until q late hour. The occasion was the second ami versary of the church in Mesa.
Arizona republican., 1912-05-12
TEMPE
CLOSING EXERCISES
 OF TEMPE SCHOOLS
Bacca laureate Address This Evening and Other Events of the Week.

This will be a busy week for the local high and grammar schools, both of which close Friday for the season. The first event of the week takes place tonight in the high school auditorium. when the baccalaureate sermon will be delivered to the grad uating class by Rev. F. W. German, pastor of the local Methodist Episco- pal chuch south. X very good pro- gram has also been prepared which will be rendered as follows:
 DoXcloEy.
 Invocation
 Hymn.
 Scripture lesson. by Rev. Wilbur Fisk
 Solo by Joe Cosucr.
 Hymn.
 Prayer by Rev. B. x. McGhce.
 Duet. tenor and alto. Louise Fisk and Lawrence Austin.
 Sermon by Rev. r. w. German.
 Hymn
 Tuesday night the annual graduat- ing class play will be given, the title of which is "A Kentucky Belle Practice cn the play has been in pro- gress for some weeks past in the Goodwin opera house. where it will be staged. The cast of characters will be given in these columns a few days hence.
 Wednesday night the children ir the public school will stage their last day of school exercises on the tenn porary platform just east of the main building. Children ranging from the first to the eighth grade will take part in the exercises, so that those who are particular will have d chance To witness their favorite actors oI actresses.
 The graduation exercises of the eighth grade will occupy the time Thursday evening It is understood that they will carry out the accus- toned program of events during the early part of the evening. It is also understood that speeches by the new grammar school trustees will be heard before the presentation of tho diplomas
 As a closing event of the week the high school graduating class will re- ceive their diplomas on Friday night Most of the young people who arc to participate in the events of that evening have grown from childhood within the immediate vicinity ot Tempe, while all the rest are wei known here.
 RETURNED TO HOME
 Joe Gregg returned to his home iT
Arizona republican., 1912-05-12
SUNDAY RIDE

gar and Jay C. Sexton will go to Camp Carney this morning, remain ing the greater part of the day there. Reports from the mine are most favorable, the big tunnel rap idly approaching completion. The power drills are averaging three feet every shift
Arizona republican., 1912-05-12
LlLeIdJuIe dDOuL 9CIULu1 dII.I fII IIVII!.dI u THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.,, ATLANTA, GA.

it's general conference d system of courts that has. in the main, worked well and allowed few cases ever to reach supreme tribunal, did one exist still, the argument is made in many quarters that such courts are needed. Most bodies have them, and Episcopalans and Presbyterians among others, have in recent legisla- tive meetings, perfected and enlarged them.
Arizona republican., 1912-05-12
CENTRAL WINS

The Central school ball nine from Phoenix played the local public school boys Friday afternoon and won out by a score of nine to eight An err TOT in the ninth inning lost the game for the local boys, but they do not feel in the least doWn-heartcd over losing by such a close score.
Arizona republican., 1912-05-12
AUTO PARTY

Yesterday morning an auto party left in the Steward auto for q pleasure trip to Roosevelt. The party consisted of MT and Mrs C. $ Steward. Mrs. M. L. Gibbons, Mrs L. Wi Bartholomew and Mrs. R F. Palmer The party expect to re- turn today.
Arizona republican., 1912-05-12
RETURNED TO STATION

l.. A. Hudson returned to Sacaton Friday afternoon after spending the week here at the governmental date orchard south of town. MT. Hud- son has charge of similar farm at Sacaton and has been here gather ing date suckers which will eventu- ally be set out on the experimental station which is under his super vision
Arizona republican., 1912-05-12
PICNIC AT THE REEF

The pupils of the seventh grade, Mesa grammar school, went to tran ite Reef yesterday morning, remain ing all day and enjoying d picnic dinner. The teacher, Miss Me EchrOn, accompanied the pupils. They report splendid time.
Arizona republican., 1912-05-12
ENTERTAINED CLASSES

The boVs' cIass 0T Mrs. ID T Barkley and the girls class of Mrs. A. G. Allison. teachers in the Bap- tist Sunday school. were entertained al the home of Mrs Allison. yester- day afternoon from three to six The young people had a very pleasant social time and were regaled with cake and ice cream
Arizona republican., 1912-05-12
DEATH OF CHILD

The little year -OldsOn of Mir. and Mrs Ray Merrill died at 4:40 Friday evening and was buried in the Mesa cemetery yesterday afternoon at 7 o'clock The funeral was held from the tabernacle. The child had been ill only d short time.
Arizona republican., 1912-05-12

upon their trade. During the past year the council has been a very faithful and competent one, accom- pllshlng much with the means at it's command. Few towns the size of Mesa can boast a council that has presented a cleaner record than can the men who will go out of office the first of next month
Arizona republican., 1912-05-12
OUT OF HOSPITAL

Mrs. O. l.. Standage returned to her home in Tempe the latter part of the past week, after spending over d month in one of the Phoenix hospi- tals Since her operation though. she has been gradually improving and is now able to ] 6 about again.
Arizona republican., 1912-05-12
VISITING FRIENDS

Miss Leona Tracey and Miss Cally Slaughter spent yesterday in Tempe as the guests of Miss RoNie Sur geon. All three of the young ladies are graduates of the same class in the Northern Normal school at Flag staff
Arizona republican., 1912-05-12
RETURNED FROM TUCSON

pr. J. E. Drane and pr. R. r.. Palmer returned on Friday from Tucson where they attended the meeting of the state medical associa tion. They report a good time, q successful meeting, and have receiv- ed a lot of new hints from their brother practitioners as to the de- velopment of the profession in Ari- ZOnd
Arizona republican., 1912-05-12
BIG DANCE

The dance at the Mesa opera house Friday night was one of the best held during the year. It was the only one of the field day amuse- ments planned for the tenth that materialized. The athletic events will be given two weeks hence.
Arizona republican., 1912-05-12
LEAVES THIS MORNING

r. J. Joyce eXpects tO leave this morning for the Ray Hayden country in the interest of the New York Mu- tual Life Insurance company.
Arizona republican., 1912-05-12
VISITING FROM HAYDEN

MT Alfred Ovilla came down from Hayden Friday evening to spend the remainder of the week and one day of the next, visiting friends.
Arizona republican., 1912-05-12

This is where the man with the mov- ing van begins to divide attention with the prospective queen of the May Pittsburg Chronicie-Telcgraph
Arizona republican., 1912-05-12
BUT HE'S LAWFULLY CUTE.

As we remarked before. Underwood $ dimple won't get him q thing,-COlum- bus (S. O State.
Arizona republican., 1912-05-12
} SOUTH SIDE NEWS

Los Angeles Friday night after spending a couple of weeks in the valley visiting his one time home.
Arizona republican., 1912-05-12
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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-09-05

AND MCNAMARA MAY Y
Mayor Harrison:
Il wrote only one letter to the
School Board asking that John L.
Mcnamara be appointed chief en-
gineer of schools. That was a
year ago. Imerely recommended
Mcnamara as a suitable man for
the job. It was just a sugges-
ton. l have done nothing about
the matter since"
John L. Mcnamara:
Il don't give a damn for the
Board of Education. The mayor
is with me, and I'll get the job
anyhow"
DR.. McFatrich, president of
Board of Education;
"McNamara is not the sort of
person who should be in the en-
ploy of the school board"
Association of Stationary En-
giHeers:
"McNamara isn't qualified for
the job"
Herbert E. Fleming, Secretary of
the Civil Service Reform Assn:
Mayor Harrison has been
writing letters to the School
Board for some time trying to get
the Board to appoint McNamara
chief"
Mcnamara, repeating himself;
81 don't give a damn for the
School Board or any one. Flern-
ing is a
cheap reforner. He's a reformer
.. r q
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-09-05

cheap reformer. He's a reformer
for pay. The mayors my friend.
What the he'll do I care about the
Board of Education or the Civil
Service Reform Association"
The reason for it all:
The last time Harrison ran for
mayor, Mcnamara went around
10 about 80 of the school en-
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-09-05

gineers and held them up for CAM,
paign contributions, which he,
presented to Harrison. He'd be.
able to do this a darned sight bet
ter if he were chief engineer with
full authority over the 200 en-
gineers of Chicago.
The above is a summary of,
what occurred at last nights
meeting of the Board of Educa--
tion, when Mcnamara, the cam
paign contribution collector,
breezed- up there to tell the MEM
bers of the board how little he,
cared what they did.
A motion to suspend the rules,
and adopt the report of the COM,
rnittee on grounds and buildings
that Mcnamara be made tempor--
airy chief failed to pass by 7 votes
to 9.
Mcnamara cut loose with such
rotten language that President.
McFatrich and Oscar F. Griefen-
hagen left the room. Mcnamara
then tried to force fist fight on
Herbert E. Fleming. Fleming
will file charges against him.
Harrison is still greatly shock
ed that he should have been,
charged with using his pull to get
a job for campaign contribution
collector. The mayor saw Har-
mon B. Campbell, Hearst BUSH
ness manager and president of the
Civil Service Commission yester-
day. 1t was then announced that
an examination would be held for
the position of chief engineer.
It will be right interesting to,
Evening star., 1912-11-03

Rice and Miss Gertrude Rice, who have
made their home near here for the past
three years. left during the past week Tor
CLARENDON, Va, where they will RESIDE
Mrs. Harry E. Perry of Roland Park.
Md, has been visiting at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel l. Moore of Water
ford. this county. Miss Taylor of near
Richmond, Va. Is spending some time at
1von. the home of Capt. A. NJ. Chichester,
near here Mr.. and Mrs. John CASTOR
Caperton. the latter formerly Miss Jessie
DIVINE or this town, have returned from
their wedding trip and are at home at
Wyndridge. Union. w. Va. Miss Mabel
Rogers of Hamilton, this county. is visit
ing friends in Baltimore, Md. Miss Mel
lie George and Mrs. c. C. Riddlemoser
have returned to their home near Lovetts-
vile from visit of several weeks in Bos
ton and New York. Mrs Fenton NJ.
Nichols and Mrs. F. S. Ward Of PURCELL
Vile have returned from short visit in
Washington. Mrs. c. F. Colbert of Wash
1ngton is visiting at the home of Mr.. ane
Mrs. w. A. Smith, near Purcellville. Mrs
Harry James of Washington is visitin
Mrs. W. c. James Of Waterford. Mrs. E
W. Purcell and little daughter. Patience
OF Short Hill, Va, are the guests of DR..
and Mrs. E. III. Heaton of Waterford
Miss Irene Hirst of Purcelville is MAXIM
a fortnight visit to friends in Marylan7.
Mrs. Mary Hough Davis and small
daughter of Chicago, ILL.,. are visiting Mrs,
J. |. Brown Of Waterford. Mrs. Eliza
beth Frye of Lovettsviile is visiting rea-
tives in Ohio. Mr.. and Mrs. William
Couper have returned to their home al
week to the latters mother, Mrs. John
Townsend Hirst, at Purcellville. Before
her marriage. October 9, Mrs. Couper was
Miss Eloise Hirst
Evening star., 1912-11-03
Chevy Chase.
Special Correspondence of The Star.

Special Correspondence of The Star.
CHEVY CHASE, Nd, November p 1912
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert
Mifiin. Hall of Northampton street was the
scene of jolly gathering Thursday even
ing, when about twenty-five guests as
sembled to enjoy an old-fashioned Hal
loween. Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Tiller of
Oliver street were hosts Saturday even
ing for a Dutch supper followed by
dance. Mrs. Eltha Patterson Griffin Of
cambridge, Ca, is guest of Mrs. Tiller.
and will remain during the social season.
MIR. and Mrs. Arthur Copeland of Mo-
pison street entertained their neighbors
ON Morrison street Wednesday evening.
Halloween was the dominant note IN
the evenings festivities. Miss >Hulse las
returned from Scranton. Pa. and is at the
Chevy Chase apartment for the winter
Miss Leavelle, Miss Dorothy Campbell.
Miss Webber and Miss List are week
end visitors at Annapolis. Miss Leavell
is one of the seasons buds. Mrs. Arthur
Copeland was luncheon hostess for the
Embroidery Club Thursday at her home
on Morrison street. Mrs. Bates Warren
and her mother, Mrs. Bell of Cleveland
Park. have returned from ten-day stay
at Atlantic City. Mrs. Waddel, who has
been spending the summer and fall as the
guest of her daughter, Mrs. John Warren
of Cleveland Park, left for her home in
Georgia, where she will spend the win ger.
Mrs. Harry Kerchner of Baltimore is
the guest of her daughter. Mrs. Fred Es-
sasy of Cleveland Park. Mrs. Edgar Tur-
ner and Miss Turner, who spent the sum-
mer and early fall at their farm in Penn
sylvania, have returned to their home on
Newark street. Mrs. George Sharp of
Highland avenue has as her guest Miss
Crane of Stanford, Conn. Her daughter,
Mrs. Crane, has returned to her New
England home. Mrs. Ella NJ. Russell
who spent the summer in the west. has
returned 10 her home at Cleveland Park.
Mrs. Arthur L. Day. who spent the sum-
mer in Germany, has returned to her
home at Cleveland Park. Mrs. John j.
Noonan and Miss NOonan of Cleveland
Park are spending the winter at Stutt-
gart, Germany. where Miss Noonan is
violin and voice culture. Mr..
and Mrs. John Poole have moved from N
street to their new home at Woodiey
place.
Evening star., 1912-11-03
Winchester.

Special Correspondence Of The S.ar.
WINCHESTER, Va, November q 1912.
The marriage of Miss Carrie Valette
Baker. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs Franck
Baker, and Mr.. Richard Saunders Jolliffe.
a son of Mr. and Mrs. George JolliYe.
all of Winchester, took place Wednesday v
afternoon in the Protestant Episcopal
Church in Anderson. Ind. the rector,
Rev. DR.. Bowie, officiating. The bride
was given in marriage by her brother-in-
law, DIR. Thomas NJ. Jones of Anderson.
and her sister, Mrs. Jones. was maid Of
honor. Mr.. and Mrs. Joiliffe reached
Winchester this evening. and are now
at home at No. 35 West Piccadilly
street. Society people from washington.
Winchester. Hagerstown, Brunswick and
Martinshurg wers the guests Wednesday
evening Of Mr.. and Mrs. James N. Roth
well of Martinsburg. who entertained at
a formal dance and supper In the new
clubhouse OF the Hagerstown Country
Club in honor OF Mrs. Harold +. Beggs
of Columbus. Ohio. and Miss Lillian
Lichlider OF Martinsburg, whose engage
ment to DR.. Harry g. Tonklin, formerly
of Washington, but now aiso of Mar
tinsburg. was recently announced at q
luncheon given by Mr.. and Mrs Roth
well. Mrs. Anna Mccormick Hesser OF
Charles Town, w. Va, has announced
the engagement and Forthcoming mar
riaga. Of her daughter, Miss Bessie Som
Evening star., 1912-11-03
Anacostia.

Mrs Susie A. Newcomb, mother Of
Postmaster Edward ]. Newcomb of Con-
gress Heights, who has been visiting
her son. will leave Tuesday next for Pan
anna, where she will visit another son.
Howard Newcomb. who is engaged on
government work there. Gordon New
comb, another resident of Panama. and
who has been visiting relatives here. has
returned to his work. DR.. J. A. Pfeiffer
has reached home following three-month
visit to Munich, Germany. Mrs. Robert
la. Green, formerly Miss Jennie BARLEY
of Anacostia, spent a part of the past
week with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. j.
w. BARLEY. at their home on q street.
She now resides in Baltimore. Robert
Huntington has returned to Anacostia
after an absence Of six years. during
which time he has travelled the word over.
Mrs Charles Willett of Falconer, N. Y.
has returned, following an extended stay
as the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. George =.
Pyles. at their home on 7 street Mrs.
Mabel Moore entertained the members OF
the Embroidery Club Of Anacostia at her
home on Avalon Terrace Wednesday aft
ternoon last. Among those present were
Mrs. william Scantlebury,, ir.. Mrs. l-r-
w. w. Tolson, Mrs. Edward F. Wood,
Mrs. Harry De Walt. Mrs. Edmund Nal
lett Mrs. Frank Boswell and Mrs. Err
nest Selby. Miss Lorena D. Cropp has
gone to her home at Warrenton, Va,
where she will remain for several weeks.
Miss Margaret Beveridge entertained a
company of young people at her home on
w street Thursday evening last. when
games were played music was contributed
and refreshments were served Mr.. and
Mrs. William j. Latimer entertained a
large company OF friends at their home
on Talbert street the past week Follow
ing brief entertainment dancing was
held and refreshments were served
The first social of the Junior Crochet
and Embroidery Club Of Anacostia was
held the past week at the home Of IS.
Blinn on Talbert street. at which time
Evening star., 1912-11-03
Atlantic City.
Special Correspondence OF The Star.
ATLANTIC CITY. n. j..

ATLANTIC CITY, n. j..
November ., 1912
The rocking chairs and benches on the
Boardwalk pavilions have been filed with
dreamy visitors during the balmy autumn
days of the past week, and milady has
knit. crocheted. embroidered and read
or she has written many billet d'amour
with the soft haze of the sea In her eyes.
or chattered gossipingly away as though
it were always summertime down here by
the sea. And. though 1t is fall. and No
vember, the promenaders promenade the
swains ogle and the maids glance shyly;
the venerable gentlemen with dyed whis-
turns the sands to gold and the broad
waves to silver; the bands play, and old
ocean rolls forever on and on.
The Queen City by the Sea is to be
shaded spot in a weary land. as well as
a cool spot, If the present plans for tree
planting along the city's streets are car
ried to fulfillment. The state forester,
Alfred Gaskell, met the City Business
League in open session recently, and the
whole subject of tree planting was gone
over, the peculiari.ies of the resorts
sandy soil explained and the matter of
tree planting along residential streets put
up to the city commission. Localizing
the problem, State Forester Gaskill stat
ed that there We're three kinds of trees
suitable for the pculiarities of soil and
climatic conditions here, these being the
sycamore, either of the brand that Zac-
chaeous used as vantage point, or the
occidental: the red, or the swamp ma
ple or the Jinkgo, Chinese tree. The
Norway sycamore, she forester advised, is
the best of the lot for local conditions.
Mr. and Mrs. William p. Paxton OF
Washington are occupying A-suite at the
Evening star., 1912-11-03
Leesburg.
speeia. Correspondence Of The Star.

special Correspondence Of The Star.
LEESBURG. Va, November 2. 1913
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin E. Garrett enter
tanned at bridge Thursday evening at
their home on Cornwall street Those
playing were Mr.. and Mrs William Dade
Hempstone, Mrs. Westmoreland Davis,
Mrs. Lewis Mckinley. Miss Rebecca
Harrison and Mr.. Anthony Dibrell The
Saturday Bridge Club was entertained
by Miss Anne Meade Haskins at the
Leesburg Inn. Miss Agnes Morecock
and Miss Fletcher being guests Mr..
and Mrs. II. c. Beville of California
are spending some time at the home of
Mrs. Robert Preston in the suburbs Of
town. Mr.. and Mrs c.. Shirley Carter
jr.. spent the week end with relatives
in Washington. Their daughter Miss
Mary Swami Carter. Is attending school
in Washington. Mr.. and Mrs. Aldrich
Dudley OF Middleburg this county, and
Miss Mabel Littfg left Tuesday in the
formers automobile for Staunton. Va
where they attended the wedding Wed
nesday of Miss Sue Bell and Mr.. CO.
lumbus Hale Miss Mary Lyons of
Richmond, Va. has returned home from
visit to Mrs. Westmoreland Davis at
Morven Park, near here. Miss Mabel
Harlow of Boston, Mass, has returned
home from visit to Miss Bessie Fos-
ter of this town. Mr.. and Mrs. William
Having left Thursday for visit to
relatives in Clarke county. Va. Miss
lsadore Pike was the guest of Miss
Leslie Foster during the past week
DIR. and Mrs. Breckenridge Payne of
Washington are visiting the formers
brother law and sister, Mi. and Mrs.
David Burlington Tenant. at Redgate
near here. Miss Agnes Morecock of
Williamsburg, Va: was the week end
20 Af1Iy
Leesburg Inn. Miss Morecock and her
! sister, Miss Katharine Morecock, were
guests Of Mrs Samuel L. Moore of Wa
terford last week. and were present at
Mrs william Hunter Moore Miss Eu-
genia Fairfax. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs Henry Fairfax of Oak Hill, near
here. Is attending school IN Baltimore
Mr.. Samuel Fox has returned from a
visit to Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Franklin
Ccncklin of Washington. Mrs Blanche
r. Morrison and three sons of Hamilton
are making an extended visit to her
mother. Mrs: James Patterson of
The Tuesday Bridge Club was enter
| tained by Miss Mary Conrad at her home
| in this town. The guests of the club
| were Miss Elizabeth Howard Of WASH
ington, d. c.; Miss Taylor of Richmond.
Alexander and Miss Leslie Foster. Mr..
Jones Wister OF Philadelphia is visiting
! his son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and
Mrs. Arthur Mason Chichester, jr., at
rison, accompanied by Mrs. Lewis McKin-
| ley, Miss Jean Lee Penuel Miss Anne
Catherine Beaver. Miss Mary Conrad and
| J. r. II. Alexander, motored TO Frederick,
Md. Friday last and attended the fair.
Miss Sarah Carter. who resides at Ivon.
the home of Capt A. NJ. Chichester. near
here, is visiting friends and relatives in
northern states MIR. and Mrs. j. W.
Evening star., 1912-11-03

Traymore during an early November So
journ by the sea.
Hannis Taylor of Washington. ID. c.. is
guest at Hotel Dennis during a brief
fall season visit.
Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Cowles are Wash
ington folk at the Pennhurst.
Miss II. L. Lowry and Miss Anna &.
Mason of Washington are at the shore
for a fortnights stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. w. Laughlin and Mrs.
3. Poole are Washington folk at the
Westminster.
A. p Marnin and ]. G. Pratt, Washing
tonians, are at Youngs Hotel during a
brief shore stay.
Miss A. s. Raony and Miss L. c. Clarke
of Washington are Hotel Westmont
guests for fortnight.