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The Washington times., 1913-07-25
CRUELTY CHARGED
IN DIVORCE ACTION
Ruben N. Poole, Maryland
Farmer of Prominence, Is
Sued BY His Wife.

ROCKVILLE, Md, July 25.-Reuben
Newton Poole, a farmer Of Damascus
district, is the defendant in a suit for
limited divorce filed in the circuit court
here by Gertrude Poole. who is daush-
ter of Columbus F. Purdum, one of the
county's best known citizens. The bill
sets forth that the couple were married
in February, 1894, and lived together
until July Is, 1913, when. because or
cruelty. Mrs. Poole was forced to leave
her husband. Mrs. Poole also asks all
mony and counsel fees, and the Gus
tody Of the couples four minor children.
Walter Baldwin Miller, aged twenty
four, and Miss Irene Elizabeth Kennedy,
aged twenty-four, both of Washington,
were married in Rockville.
A conference of Montgomery county
Progressives will be held here tomorrow
afternoon. The call was issued by Galen
l.. TAFT, chairman of the executive COM
mittee of the county. the purpose being
consideration Of our relation TO the
coming campaign"
Montgomery county Republicans also
will hold a conference here tomorrow
afternoon and there is said to be GOOD
prospect that the two parties Will con-
fer and agree to amalgamate Tor the
purposes Of this falls election.
The supervisors of elections have ap-
pointed the following to serve as door
keepers at the primary elections IN sep
tember and general election in Novem-
ber, the first named in each district
being a Republican and the other
Democrat:
Laytonsyille district. James H. Barber
and Frank Allnutt; Clarksburg district,
George Norwood and Albert B. Thomp-
sen: Poolesville district. Roy 5. Wright
and william T. Hoskinson; Rockville
district, first precinct, William Skill
man and Magruder Ricketts,; Rockville
d strict. second precinct, Michael Con-
roy and Edward v. Robey; Colesville
district, Newton Stabler and c. E.
Lechlider; Darnestown district, Clar-
ence NJ. Crawford and Charles H. w.
PennifeId: Bethesda district, first pre-
cinct. Joshua E. Broadhurst and E.
wfnsor Offutt; Olney district, first pre-
cinct. John r. Boswell and William Q.
Gettings; Olney district. second precinct,
Walter NJ Howes and George w. Mich
olson; Gaithersburg district, A. g.
Golden and Gideon d. Briggs; Potomac
district, Robert W. Stone and Charles
e. Benson; GAINESVILLE district-Charles
c. Orme and Charles E. Holland; Da-
mascus district, Darius F. Watkins an
A. Lansdale Souder; Wheaton district,
first precinct, Joseph o. Murray and
William T. Gray: Wheaton district.
second precinct, John E. Thompson and
Frank Van Horn.
The Washington times., 1913-07-25

have not been closed. The statement
that $1,000 was realized by the parish
Kept the women managers busy ex-
planning that this is not true. The
sum, they said last night, may be $500.
The Washington times., 1913-07-25
Girl Kills Jeweler,
Says He Ruined Life

NEW ORLEANS, July 25.-George
W. RiehI. a jeweler, was shot and killed
by Miss Augusta Agnes Edwards, a
stenographer. on the street here tonight.
At the police station a note, written
by Miss Edwards, was found In her
handbag, which stated that Riehl had
ruined her life, and that she intended to
kill him and destroy herself. Riehl was
married, and had three children.
The Washington times., 1913-07-25

Walter Baldwin Miller, aged twenty
four, and Miss Irene Elizabeth Kennedy
aged twenty-four, both of Washington
were married in Rockville.
The Washington times., 1913-07-25
Epworth League Union
. Prepares Encampment

Arrangements for the annual en-
campment of the Epworth League
Union of Washington at Great Falls
next month will be made tonight when
the executive committee of that organl-
zation meets in the parlors of the Mt.
Vernon Place NJ. z. Church.
The committee is made up of the Of
ficers of the union, the presiding elders
of the Washington and Alexandria dis
tricts, the pastors of the NJ. z. churches
South, and the chapter presidents of
the city and vicinity.
The Washington times., 1913-07-25
Electricity Kills Two
In Lodge Initiation

BIRMINGHAM. Ala. July 25.-Donald
A. Kenney. a chauffeur. and Christopher
Gustin, an iron molder. were killed by
an electric shock at the local hall of
the Loyal Order of Moose.
An initiation was IL progress and it
is said that an electric shock was a
part Of the ceremony. In some way,
not yet explained. Kenney and Gustin
received too much current.
The Washington times., 1913-07-25

ten years; and Mrs. I. d. Diemer.
s35 San Pedro St.. Trinidad. Colo.
who is cured of various digestive trou-
bles after all doctors that she knew
had failed. A bottle can be obtained
of any druggist at fifty cents or one
use. Results as claimed are guaranteed
or your money will be refunded. This
grand remedy is the safeguard of health
In thousands of good American fami-
lies.
Families wishing to try a free sam
pie bottle can obtain II, postpaid, by
addressing DIR. w. B. Caldwell. as
Washington St. Monticello, Ill.
The Washington times., 1913-07-25
WASHINGTON TIMES BUREAU.
ANACOSTIA- ID. C JJTIY %


DR. Clafin King, of the statr of Casu-
atty Hospital, earned the praise of Ana
costial.s last evening. scores of whom
were witnesses to his act, when he
dived into the Anacostia river, recover
ed the body OF Carl Simms, a twelve
year-old colored boy, who was drowned
while bathing. and then. with other ply
sicians, labored over the body for more
than an hour. using the pulmotor in
what was a futile effort to resuscitate
the boy.
The ambulance from the hospital
reached the Anacostia bridge with DR..
King and DR.. c. J. Murphy an hour
after the boy had gone to the bottom.
The har5or police boat, with Sergeant
Preston in command. and a number of
row boats were dragging for the body.
DR.. King lost no time in divesting him
self of his clothing and then, he plunged
into fifteen feet of water, at the spot
where Simms had disappeared. After
thirty minutes OF diving, DIR. King
found the body ten feet away from
where the boy entered the river. The
current had carried it against the sec
Ond pier of The Anacostia bridge.
With Carl Simms when he entered the
river were Raymond Harrison, twelve
years old, and James Brown, aged thlr-
teen. They refused to go swimming and
in few minutes they saw their COM
panion sink. He called for help and
they ran to the Anacostia police station
gnd brought aid.
The Altar Society Of st. Teresa s
Church, which managed the lawn fete
given last week for the beneit of the
determine the amount of money that
will Se received by the parish from
the outdoor festival as fha accounts
The Washington times., 1913-07-25

rate, according to marital classifica-
ton.
For example, the death rate between
the ages of twenty and thirty was sc
for single men against AZ for married
men. From thirty to forty 1t was 1913
to So in favor Of married men, and
from forty to fifty 1t was 1s.5 10 SO. In
other words, the married man above
thirty years Of age had more than
twice as good a chance 10 live as the
single man of the same age. The death
rate was eleven more per thousand for
the single men between the ages Of
fifty and sixty. while over sixty the
rate was 81 per loo for single men,
and 81 per loo for married men.
Commenting on the high death rate
among widowers. the New York report
.:Tf husbands lose their wives they
lose much of their chance Of longevity
which marriage secured them: and, in
general. the younger they are the more
they lose.
French Experts Views.
JACQUES BertilIion, the French ex-
pert on occupational mortality. said that
where the workman's habits and health
were under the constant supervision of
his employers he was usually longer
lived than his fellow workman who was
less carefully guarded. He carried this
finding still further and wears ago an
nounced that married persons lived
longer because husband and wife were
constantly safeguarding each others
welfare. Furthermore, he said that
married men were much less prone TO
risk life and limb or to embark on
hazardous expeditions than their single
brothers.
From the point of view Of mortality,
marriage is of much less benefit to
torial cocludes, though, for the sake
of long life it is sufficient to be well
worth considering"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-11-07
Fra Mobonk= Ruufrrrnfrn.

Set itore GIcrtoI al 9IaSet5 2p
iere bar ! 9(arcue8 SOB bapt Nnleo-
ming I'll at aiere iig befienot nlco
NObouf aoniercnicu, iom / oe iiOite
80 Aar unoer 9eoeIic al Greo$uen.
nell AIbcrt g. Smilep bar Iopt line
Meoer pno OenneS eien0om peo
0fobonf 2ofe / Stoten 9Icm gorf.
Nange % pigtise SpsrgSmaal /
gerbenSirebenS Snteresie bar pGret
Oreitct REQ oisie Meber, % nnar
5reosiagen ioag bar ounoet ircm til
at bIi en- Wngt, iom man mere
% mere mao regre meb, iaa bar
Nobonf. aouferenien lin itore anbeI
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-11-07
1auebco.

Nit foIt beroore, ii8. bar OH ei ore
Tor II lang?
San perietS %itentu,e life Sig beuiere
uogeugdng?
Sr ocr 0u blit, bIep itlim Gin tungc.
% ter Gin iirI Sc LANCE tuu9e
aar. "a Su III bare itriot
Tor Iepebreo laopiNt?
Su boiler az Null, Iu rpnuer iaulte,
lnuQer meb;
men Ni0teta iete peDpN. al Sen aanitc
CT Su iitr.
0paN CT 9iu erunb? Gil 9u ei trnfe?
or pdu Sit iipb nlporliat oro eli Irnte
loW Su moa rnite az bier gang
Nu brrcr ni9tcts Hang?
9r Su lii barn ION fommcr III 40 iioIe.
ltoletpdn9 -,
Su taitcr az Sen penc. rbe ticIe:
en- avant!
90 ieier BELT for iirIen bpiIc
| eiegI 90 tant os rniNeoile; -
men intet iIini faar ieIp Gu iii
paa iiUIcns itrengeipiI.
u. 90. G.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-11-07
panama:J ubiloum.

Sra Banana Gin t~elesraferes
Sen Ace Horember:
S~iaarsoagen for Hepiiblifen ga
nainas lloibGnsigbeo blep feiret
iaaar. Ilt Irbeibe bar inoitilet,
baabc | Banana % i 8anal5pnen.
Gen alnerifanife 8rigsminiiter,
2inoIep %. 8arriion, beisgte gncil
Spipital % inipicereoe en- Gel al
aanaIen. San bar Sberit 8octbals
@ieit til MioSae. buor ogiaa mango
al Bananas gmbcosmGno bar I'LL
Iteoe. Ser bleo talt en- bel Del ON
ben cIcftriifc gane, iom Bananas
Mcgiering enlfcr anlagt ! Sanoets
Snore.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-11-07
Set frantic Sta.sbmoact for 1914

er III op9iort al 6inonSminiitcrcn oG
gorfien0t al Regjeringen. Set piicr
ct llnoerlfl,o al life minore eno 1873
Millioner Collars, iom mac bGffeS
pco OptoAelic al me Sanu. Men ira
tibli9crc Iar bar Der ogian pGret
llnoeriflib, ioa Der til 9GffeIie al
oiaic oil bIi optot me 2aan til en-
iomlct Slm al 260 Wiaioner. glf
me Sfottcr oil ser bli i~orcilnact ino-
igrt Ell Nrpeifat.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-11-07
Sproafaaen iaicn.
Sr. 9ic6aftsrl

seq Ter, at ACKNOWLEDGMENT ne
ncr, at he 0urife her / Snnoet tlener
Norifoommcn bcoit peO at itaa title
% life ieIgc meo / ll0pitIingcn
Norac. Seq bap0c life pentct al
finNe ct iIigt @aumclmdnosiDn bTp'
set CT @lnb, 'om BOG oilers pdd loo
mango SmrnnOcr bar et oobent Die
Tor 6remifriot og Srengang. @uor
tror 0e, al oet til iportlbe % liO't
blir al o4, bpi9 III pna ocrfc Waa0c
omaiurocr o. neo ell %fincliIf WPitr?
Nbonncnt.
X
Sr. Ibonnent tager Tell, rnar ban
puoitaor, at "Iecorab Eoitcn" tror,
at oct tiencr Norif0ommeu bcOit, at
ri "itaar title % life iolgcr meo /
ncrit llopifIing". Noget iligt bar
9Iaoet ieIpielgclig boerten ment
ellcr iaat. 5pertom bar ri ole 90.
ae iremhppct, buor ns0ucnoig oct cr
Tor pore norife SSutercaier5 @cparel.
ic heropcr, at ri ieIger meo / norif
ll0uifliug iaa me9ct, lont NJ bare
fan. Mt ri oaa @runo al Sorbol'
0cne life fan inoiere Ell roOifal norif
Gctifripnine / pore apiier, bctpocr
oa rel life, at hi bill "omQiTrNc o@
mcO Ell %fineiiif Mrr"?
Der cr Dem, ionl pnn &roN@ al
bpoo DC oogIig Ter Tor line Zine. life
fan gjere iig iortroIia mco, at ii life
Dor / Norle, men / Nnlcrifd, og at
Sen ~regcImp&iigc noritc En0pan.
bring iii Bette @ono bc2pnOtc, life
ieaar, life ior ii Tnr iiOen, men 20
a 10 Iar tiIba9e i 2iOcn. Gr Nor-
&c Ianat borte ior mango al o@ 0cn
9ng ibag, ioa at III bar uonlfcIi8
for at icIge mc0 | ali oet, iom lore
qoar oerborte, ioa ioritoar set iiG al
liz ieIp, at 0ettc / cuouu itprrc @ruO
bar SiIipIoct / Sen tioligcrc SiO.
SSrens er Der noret op 10 me Gene
r%ationer, iom ! bcoitc Iol0 itoar
bare mco Ben enc 1So6 / oet norifc;
% oct norite, iom oiaie fienoer, scr
bar De bopebiogeIig Iprt al 0e @am'
lie, Tom itoO gonife ubcrorte al
SproQuopifIiuQen / Norqe.
Zen treble &Io5ie Norifc / Amc.
rifo cr oe, iom or in0oanNret ! sc
iencre Mar, eiterat Sprooio0er bIep
mere aftleI, % BET me HiQamanl
% 2ouo&mooIct fom in0 / SfoIcrnc.
Sommc al oi$ie 'orctrrffer @oro&
mualet Tor ~Fl82uonlet, mems ANDRE
boIocr pnn 0et iioitc / Ncts rciormc.
rebc 6orm; men 9anoamooI5mrno
Tom &ig@maaI&mrn6 iuoier / Re1e.
len meQet mart. al eli Sprogo0itatiou
bIouot RoromUn0enc her / 9ou6ct
er ioo ubeIoig iom ocn er r~rfc3le2
og uaier ij8 aicrne me0 al bioroge.
brad be fou til al hoINc Gin / Spro,
get og ACCOMPLISHMENTS ilig TOM set
M en- Gang bar iooct Go0'pite hos
Den itore Waioritet al port Gojf her.
oper. Get Dor ogiao Dor @r. Abon.
nent 9iere. San bebsper Ga life at
eoo omtrinQ meo baugc IneIier ON.
"boor BET til ippen0e % iibit ifoI bIi
al os."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-11-07
ulifermrnoenc Tar MI bittct paa

lllitermrnoene far MI bittct pao
Ell uu Flan til at iorpurre Some
Nule Tor SrIonO. st tort Gcnon.
iirotionSme0c bolotcS / SirSoagS /
Seliait, boor blonbt andre 5000 Sor-
reimbursement ira Hitter, reprpicnte-
ren0e ell &npitol paa $50 WiQioncr
Collars par tilltcoc. oQ 0e bel!iittcoc
at neQte at bctnle no%genlombclIt
Sfot, noor set irife TegierinGSma-
~ifileri fontmer / Srocn, % / set belle
ianorcrc 2anoct8 Sop, iom ON Sen
life criitcrte.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-11-07

enmaninen sSusrennen' er mpotoeer
aoS Crben, % ben er alt bi fan ,srfie en-
SomaTine at barre. Zen eisr soot lrbcio:
90 endr let.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-11-07

s-yrrp - tyeorD Class xsTrrr JvSE lbru 1908 ~ IHr Posr
orpIr A. DrooAAn. Iowa. uNprH mn Ar ~ coSsHrss o.
E.su 5, 1897.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-11-07

og teller tit Sils. @nbfient Den
forte Sio, ieg bapbe at raaoe ODER,
life tillob mig at iptte. mig in0 / On.
feltbeoer, iaa felte ieg Dog at jeg
bapoe riet llbbptte al Suren. Min
Srpgt for, of mine Gen9e life ifulbe
fomme / rette Tio oe at ieg funoe
bli nsbt til at eiennemgaa en- Sulte.
fur, bite Zig %lgrunbet. Otter at babe
bullet ro ct Yar Gage og benpttet
Siben tiloels meo at neoifrioe mine
Saettaeelier paa Siirer, gioroe ieg
mig f9roiJ til at fortiGtte &eiien,
oennegong / Spbsit, benimoo
Shpeis.
Earis, / Iugult, 1918.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-11-07
Gn Silien ira Wmcrifn. Sra Sir

benbapn %telegraiereS Ben lbe Nopem'
Der. Foitor 2lnton @oit iom ion1
pcnote tiIbo9e ira en- ire MooncoerS
Sore0ro92tlrnc, bpor ban paa ct
Wp0e al Gonifc / Chicago bapOe
looet / GporoQ at operbrlnae Ell Sill
len til Soma Ghriitian. pil iinoracr
bIi mootaqct / Nubicn3 hos aon0en,
iom mltligenS pcs Ben N~ulconing oil
opcrrTtfc bnm TnmncbrogSorocncn.
Toiiorcn uotolcr fig meb mcgcn DC
Jeiitriug ON Ounlfomerifancrne.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-11-07
Zen iiuosipgc Gpng Sttu al @ap-

Zen iinosipsc SONG Sttu al @ap-
ern blcp / GnaooqS iornlelt oiiot.
San bar / belle - Nur / Napnct pu-
ret aonqe al @npcru uoen at bope
6~oritnno uot til at bopc nogct @c.
Qreb ON lin aongcpGr0i9beO, % | al
Sen Si0 har Sen pirfclige Suocbnper
al @opcrnS &on0cfrone mnottct mole
iiG nle0 at lore Eitcl al EriuSregent.
Zen hi0tilpurcn0c Trinarcgent @uo.
mig LOS ii9 altiou igaar profIomcre
iii boperit aonge unger Naun al
2uopig Sen treble / &enboIo til en-
Sop, iom Hiasoa9en bar pcotogct.
Zen oiiatte aon9e. iom oItioo cr
ubeIbrebcli9 ~iino@ipg, bIep loot /
tS4S % lit Nour al aouGc eiter lin
@ror 2uNmig Ncn 2oeL ipm oaioo
par ijloSlp9 o. orlIfileOe iig / Storn.
berNiiecn Sen 1899 Srri 1856.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-11-07
Gn CIicb-ano bar / Sc iibite Gage

VII AIJcDrNHU Dur I DC 'lUIIp SuyC
heriet itpat / Observation-Disclosures /
Moreui, tcIegraiercS ira @ufarelt,
Humrrier. @rnnoen bcgpnOte Ssn.
oog meo en- Grploiion / en- itor Ole
brsnb, og SIoen ipreOtc ii9 berpoa
ira @reno til @renb, inbtil belle Sa.
len og 2ierne poa be9Ge Sioer bar ct
eneite 1lamnlcbap. Sper 20 itore
Oliebrsnoe itob ba ibronb. Sabet
oniloneS til omfring lem Wiaioner
Collars.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-11-07
Erirc Golfer opo. Sc.

Erirc Golfer bpb. Gen nmerifun-
ifc Soriottcr % Nciien0e Nricc Col
Iicr oigif / WonOo9S pluoIelig peo
Goocn ullocr ct Neieq hos @rep @c-
ocIl, ~tcle9raicre$ ira &iebcnbaun.
San por ncnlliG in0buot iii at Delta.
&c / Ell ISnJt pao @reu NcoclS @ooS
pon SIM. Collier, iom blep 53 Iur
QanmeI, bnpbe / lin llngoom iadct
i'm llobnunclic / @cni / Shlpciti og
/ 2eip3i0, SpifInnb. 6oruOen / Nnrc.
rifa bar ban reiit nleget boaoc / Gli.
ropa % Iiien, % cnfelte al &c trent
meoe 2onbc, ban bar bciegt, bar ban
ifiIorct / @r0cr, iom bar opnooct
mcgcn ll0brcoellc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-11-07
9fettelie.

Ser bar / min iibite 9or. ct Ear
femme Srpfieil. Seq ifrep nemlig
ON SIottet / 9lois "oet @prelie
bpor paa hans @eialing Sertisen al
@itiie oip." 9ette blep til "bpor-
paa bans Spibeo Sert,gen al @uiie"
oip. 29ngere neoe itaar set "gioee.
n~osien", iom betpber iantnlerporen;
ieg Ifrep q m e nporeu. 2ibt
neoenfor itaar oct: "Srans Den 2ben
bar aonge, % ban bar en- Citing
pip." Seq Ifreo Betting.
N F
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-11-07
Gn frpgtciia Sernbancnlpffe ino-

trai 3irSbag &pelo pe0 Melun paa
Sernbanen melem Voris og War'
ieiaes, bpor ct Grpre5tog foIioereoe
meb ct Sofaltog. 80 Ferioner blep
orGbt. og 40 fom mere eQer minore
tilifa6e. ollie De omfomne blep iaa
iorbrrnbt, at oe Dor rPiten ufienoe.
Iigc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-11-07
era uoldnoet.
Strnger lit SIot.

Strnser lit SIot. Sra Sonoon
meobeIes, at Sertugen al MutIono
iom 8sIge Of De JGlne Stemmerets'
foinoers Seriinser bar %beiluttet at
itpnge for NubIifum tit Sloi, SAB.
oon San / Gerbpibire, ct al De inter.
esianteite at oae DC gnmIe, biitoriife
Slotte / england.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-11-07

&oriereuieu behon0Ieoe iaar ogion
SpcrQ&mouIet on |biIippinerne9
lloibTnNiNbcb. Ter oor iuQcl npp.
uepUroiN Stcmuiug Tor, at Sc Sore
nc0c Statcr mart ifuI0e trTtfc iig
tiIbogc ira Gernc. li9eiaolibt iom
uoGcn aiorbc liz til Sol@mano ior,
al Sc itllbc rrmmc Norto Hico. @iit
NOT blcp ser al eli Eorto Hifaner
oplpit Ell IibanoIing til 6orbcI for
Observation-Disclosures Scr, men
life en- cneitc Nmerifauer taltc Tor
SoAcn. Gn portorifonif &iebmuno,
ION bar tIlltc0c, proteitereoe moN
Den Sp%iotniug, iom fom tilorbc /
beu oplpiic Nihonoliug, o. mentc, al
CT Ielpltpn0lI Eorto Nico par cnSbe-
tn0cnoc meb ct uIpttclig Torto Rico.
Ter bleu uotaIt Suil ON, bporpiot
|rUli0ent @iliou bou0c baublct piic.
lig ! al 0iuc SiIipirocrne en- nigiort
%oI9moiorItct / GerneS lop9ipcuOe
6oriomling; iorsprig mente man,
at Gernc groopiS buroe ioo Selp-
itpre, men life ~iortere enc Griaring
% ilinb 6ornuit tiliiser. aonicren.
len anbeialer, at Horto 2icoS BE.
iolfning sisres til omerifauife gor.
9ere.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-11-07
@am,as Gttn @peamorfeo.
Omaha &p0amarfe0.

EftNhd &O39ftntte6
Sprnfp9g-Native steers. 7 1853. %
&tBr % &pier ............ 5.75-7.25
Stockers and feeders ..... 5000. 0C
Spin-Bulk of sales ........ 7.40-7.5 sc
Yam. ...... 6.S0-7.6 &C
The daily sentinel., 1913-04-22
CoIored Bdptists
Hold Big ReUiUal

Under the management Of Mrs.
Lille /. Smith of Denver. state mis-
EiOnary for Colorado and working in
the Interest OF the COlured Baptist
state convention board. a series OF
meetings have been held at the Beth
cI Baptist church and much good
accomplished A church has been
organized and several nave been add
ed 20 the membership by letter and
conversion.
The following PERSONS were bau-
tied Monday afternoon at the First
Baptist church: BerniCe and Helen
Lancaster. GuIdic and Gladys Pryor.
Elizabeth and Ena Williams and
Mrs. Iona Dulbs.
The meeting closed last night. af-
ter an interesting and instructive
service and lecture boy Mrs Smith.
The c0lured citizens and their
church feel very grateful for the
many fay0rs shown them by the pas
tor and congregation OF the First
Baptist Church.
Mrs. Smith. during her stay here.
was the guest of Mrs. Archer Ian
easter of 1850 Colorado avenue.
The daily sentinel., 1913-04-22
AN EXTRAORDINARY OFFER.

The Simmons Manufacturing Com
Uany had on hands in their ware
house in Denver q big shipment of
iron beds, which had been refused
becauge they did not arrive on time.
and we bought these beds at a price
that will enable us to sell them at
oEe-half and some OF them even ut
one-third of the regular price, and
we are going to give our customers
the benefit.
If in the market for bed, it will
pay you to make your selection at
once, as these beds win not last long.
No beds will be sold to dealers
[4-22-1ml 424-42S Main St.
The daily sentinel., 1913-04-22
LETTER DAY IS
PLANNED To
BOOST CITY
School Children to Write to
Eastern Friends Of Grand
Valleys Beauties,

At a meeting Of the tra.Aers and
supervisors of the city's a..aals this
evening at the new high sr.a1. build
ing, the instructors W. decide
whether or not TO inaugur.rn % let
ter day" for the school children next
week. The letter dag idUa is not a
new one, but has proven o. be a
huge success as booster plan.
Speakers deliver addresses uu Colora-
do and Grand valley adEauIGes to
humcseekers before the Children and
the youngsters. in turn, write letters
to their eastern friends uraLng them
to come to this section. THE letters
are submitted to the teachers who
grade and correct them with a suit
able prize given to the be- written
letter.
Interest has been aroused in this
plan in many other cities and much
actual colonization work has been
traced to the letters written by the
children.
1t is hoped by Secretary Antics,
who proposes the plan, that the
teachers will decide to act tIVorably
on the plan.
The daily sentinel., 1913-04-22
Grand Junction Is
Hoboes RetugeSay
Citizens ofCoast

William +. Buthorn. manager and
owner of the La Court hotel, returned
last night from California, where he
has been for 10 days on business.
Mr.. Buthorn went away before the
lamentablc J. W. w. affair came up
here and knew nothing OF the mat
ter, but he states that wherever he
mentioned that he was from Grand
Junction, Colo, he was met with the
sometimes sarcastic, sometimes good
natured sally, "Oh, that's the town
that feeds all the hobCes, where the
city buys them squares three times a
day; we've heard about that place. 8"
He saw mention of the state of af-
fairs in the California papers.
Mir. Buthoru stopped off in Salt
Lake for two hours, but not long
enough to get line on Midland Trail
sentiment
The daily sentinel., 1913-04-22
Otto Pleads With
Meekerites For
Unity On Trail

John Otto, the guiding spirit of
the trails of western Colorado, has
written to the citizenship of Meeker
and Rio BlanCo sections through the
medium OF the Meeker Herald urg-
ing cooperation with the entire
western slope for the Midland trail,
which will benefit the whole western
half of the state d great extent He
Encourages too much attention being
paid to the macadamizing of road
from Meeker to Provo at this time,
stating that it might take away unity.
and strength from the great main
route. 1t has been reported that
500, 900 has been raised by Meeker
people to start the macadam road.
The daily sentinel., 1913-04-22
To All members and visiting Mem

You are cordially invited to be
present at the 94th anniversary cele-
bration of the l. o. o, F., to be held
on Saturday evening, April 26, 1913,
at O'Clock in |. o. o. F.. hall
Grand Master Norman and State
President Hunter win be present on
that occasion.
Banquet will be served in the base
ment.
Committee:
Mrs S. r.. Vols, Mrs o. p. NJ. Steel,
Mrs. w. A. Kennedy, Grand Valley
Rebekah Lodge, No. 40.
o. NJ Elliott, r. D. Stone, E. NJ
Goodrich, Mesa Lodge No. 5S.
4-22-2t
The daily sentinel., 1913-04-22
YECKEL HAS
MONEY NOW?

A message was received in this
city today from private parties in
Denver which brings renewed encOur-
agement for the early construction of
the Plateau valley railway. j. j.
Yeckel is NOW in Chicago, and last
night wired to friends in Denver that
negotiations had been practically
closed for the financing Of the pro-
ject. The surveys have been com
pleted, says the information, and
Mr.. Yeckel hopes to begin actual
construction not later than July.