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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1913-12-30
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K0TICF rs HHREHN H... t.t
Az Subscriber Uf .Alur
has obtained frow tnF UreH
Anne ArlndaL tlu1tr. ln ..H
or Admintetratiuu on I0 ....
JOSEPH IC"
late % anne Arundel OF.
persons havfnE claim. .ah..
are hereby warmed tDrEHtH
Che vouchers tbproaf b. .r.
or before she
18th DAY oF JAN.aH.
They may 0snerWisf H. Hr
from ait benefit 81 salu
indebted to sntu estat
make fmmediHte pByWt
Given under my hHl.
July, 1913
CCNCELI# lEAt
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vale. vale. 1913.

IN Cincinnati they are going to try
to cure insane people with moving pic
ture shows. Gracious We know
some other cities where moving pic
lures set people crazy.
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Tuesday.

Mrs. J dePeyster Douw will be
Eat home" on Tuesdays at "Leuwar-
den," Murray Hill.
Mrs. Gibson, the Misses Kate and
Elizabeth Gibson and MRS. Albert T.
Church, will be lat homr" the sec
ond and fourth Tuesdays in every
month, at No. s ST. John street.
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BEAUTIFUL 1914 ART CALENDAR
FREE

Next Sunday s New York World will
contain as a separate supplement 3
beautiful Girl Art Calendar for 1914
painted by Allan Gilbert. an extra
ordinary supplement. Also the first
instaIment of Conan Doyle's greatest
story THE Last World. Order next
Sundays World to-day. Std. 80
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THURSDAY

Mrs. C. Mayo, sc Duke OF Glou.
cester street.
Mrs. Robert Moss, Miss Helen
Moss, Shipwright street
Mrs. Arthur Newton Brown, 40
State Circle.
Mrs. McComas, at the Re ctory.
Duke of Gloucester street
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WEDNESDAY.

Mrs. Walton r. Hopkins, Wednes-
days in January
Mrs Cassard will be az at home on
Wednesday, until Lent from TO s
o'clock at 80 Upshur Row, Naval
Academy.
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FPIDAY.

Mrs. James r. Brashears, Coax
villa" Brashearsville.
Mrs. Walter H. Hart, Of 'The
Oaks-on-the-S Spa, will be at home"
on Fridays, informally.
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FARMERS NATIONAL BANK
Stockholders Meeting.

The Annual Meeting Of the
ockholders Of this Bank viii be
neid at the Banking House, at
TWELVE O'Clock NOON on
Tuesday. the 18Th Il Jsrrsry, 1914.
tor the election 81 Flvr Directors
to man ia affairs the Bank
for ,he ensuing year, transsc-
non Of such other busin may
be brought before them
l. D. GASSANAA
do I'd Cast
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MONnAY

Mrs. A. G. Retry and Miss Berry,
252 King George street, the first and
third Mondays
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NOTICE TO LEL-i- )f
MOT Ck ~ HEREBY a.,h.
~ uhfcribcs haa oLt.lrt.
uha3a luFt 1I Ammo a.a.a-
Maryland. Letters INttHH aN'
persona egtuta o.
SUSAN WRIGfT
Iate OF Anne hfundsl county ee-. ESQ
persons having glailua p. .la
are hereby wnruaC 90 eEliu. s.o
the vouchers thsraof So ilg iNf
or bafoTe the
18th DAY OF MARCH
Thsy may Gh8rRisa, 0y Iar. 9F
from eii benefits OF said estate. t-rf
Indebted @ said estate are rec ueE SOC "
immediate payment.
Given under my hand tha ~
September, 1913,
SUSAN Mcan"
sl0 Admir- 3d.
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On FOR SALE IN

DOR 3AbE-2 l.a ACRES, half mile from
city, with waterfront running stream.
beautiful Guild ug site aud about AO large
trees. Price $50. charles r. Lee. Real
estate, 20-22 Church Circle, Telephone 808-m
NOR IF--rWenty-five Building LOTS at
s7k 90 each Charles r. Tisa. Real Estate
q Insurance, 20-s2 church Circle. Telephone
sCN-rn D6-tf
TOR sALN-sis Room BUNGALOW. with
acre OF land, balf clear and halt wooded.
Price sI40O; reasonable terms. Charles r
Lee Real Eslate and Insurance. Telephone
6G9- m nd n
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NO TIC Z.
AnnapoIis Savings Institution

DEcEMBER 18th. 1918.
Members d The Annapolis Saw
inas Institution will meet at the
Banking House IS West Street, on
Monday, January 5th, 1914,
at IL o clock NJ for the purpose
% electing Twelve Directors 70
s. rye during the ensuing year
EUGENE WoRTHINGToN
dI6-j3 Cashier and Secretary
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MOTT so CE
kl0ILCh 4n dhktNHl l.
eubscFiBor ~ Anne ....r
ms UbtRirsd nom sug
Anne Arundel Coan.y. FH
81 Administration on a..
KATIE PLhEH#t
lass o. tnuc 8rur ief .lt.
persons navinV oiaimr EeHirff
arc hereby warned tasFh
ire vcuobeY fthereof fa
before tho
a0th DAY or JANUAuI Ha
LaGg naag 1lneEWiht. d 4r
nom Ell benefit % oslo gstrI.
Indebted % aafd estate erEfr
izl mediate payment.
Given under my nEru
July. 1918.
GEORGE b.. rihaH.a
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Rullmau's Pharmacy, ? West ST.
Rudolph R. Smith, 10 Main ST.
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RATrs on ApvrRrTsTsa

Rna.rar a. the Annapolis Postolncf ~
second -CIaEa Matter.
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NHTANTE D--settled white WOMAN for
w general homework Apply TO Ms
r. Dashiell. 9OGloucester 81. d27-3t
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w ANTED.

VUANTFD-A colored WOMAN to do gen.
w erai homework, Apply Gut o 5
Hotel d29-St
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STOCKHO DERS' MEETING
Annapolis Banking & Trust Co.

The "a nual meeting of the Stock
holders Of the Annapoli- Banking
aud Trust Company, will be held
At it's Banking House, corner Of
Church street and Church Circle, on
THURSDAY, JANUARY l, 1914.
Il II o'clock NJ, for the purpose
Of electing Board OF Directors for
the ensuing year. and the transac
ION f such other business as may
properly come b, fore said meeting
EDWARD M. Brennan,
dIo.td Secretary.
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Assignee's Sale
--oF VALUABLE
Lot andDWeHing
Situate in Annapolis, Maryland.

BY virtue Of a power Of sale. con
tanned IN the mortgage executed by
Sophie Brown. dated the 9Th day OF
August. 1909, and recorded among the
Land Records Of Anne Arundel Coun.
~. in Liber e. w., No. 60. folio 81,
will offer at public sale at the Court
House door, in the City Of Annapolis,
MARYLAND. on
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Tuesday. January So. l9I4.

Tuesday, Januafy 9th, 1915,
AT ELEvES o'crocR A. NJ,
An that lot or pacrel of land, situate
on the northeast side Of Fleet Street,
known IS No IA. with a frontage OF
twenty-five feet and a depth of about
Seventy seven feet, which is fully de-
srribed in said mortgage; beng the
same property which was conveyed 10
the said Sophia Brown by Alexander
Watts and wife. By deed dated the 2o'h
day Of September. 1902. and recorded
among the aforesaid Land Records, IN
Liber G. W. No. 2. folio l49, improves
by
- Tw0-sTORY
- FRAME DWELLING.
Terms Of sale - One-half Of the pur-
chase money to be paid on the day of
sale, or ratification thereof by the
Court, and the balance in six months
from the day of sale, or ali cash at the
option Of the purchaser. The deferred
payments to bear interest from date OF
sale and to be secured to the satisfac :
tion of the Attorney and Assignee.
A deposit of one hundred dollars
$500 00) will be required by the pur-
chaser on the day of sale.
WINSON ). G0TT,
die. I'd Attorney and Assignee.
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EoR RENT-Two FURNIsED ROOMS.
i A Dpiy No. 6 Union Street ol9tf
The daily sentinel., 1913-05-08
MESA COUNTY BAR
ASSOCIATION ONCE
MORE ACTIVE BODY

The reorganization of the Mesa
County Bar Association was consum-
mated at an enthusiastic and well
attended meeting in the county court
room last night. The officers elected
We're as follows:
Straud NJ Logan, president.
Ben Griffith, vice president.
Guy V. Steruberg, treasurer.
j. NJ. Kinard, secretary.
w. S. Sullivan, historian.
c. l.. Watson. chairman entertain
ment committee.
The association will held its next
meeting June II at place to be
chosen by the committee, which will
be appointed soon. The idea is to
have the meetings often enough tc
keep up the interest and to keep the
bond OF fellowship cemented without
having the meetings so frequent as
to exhaust their attractiyeness.
At each meeting some one of the
members will be on the program for
a paper on some prominent public
question Of legal vein, be it a bill
under discussion or proposed or any
other easure in the public eye which
would attract the legal vision. These
papers will be followed by general
discussions and it is hoped that great
good Will acrue from the sessions.
The daily sentinel., 1913-05-08

Yesterday afternoon the ladies of
the Needlecraft Club were delightful
~ entertained ut the home of Mrs
j. w. krigbaum at sos Rood avenue
Besides the usual pleasant occupa-
ton of embroidery, there was a
guessing game-a presidential con-
test which was extremely interest
ing. The prize for this contest was
won by Mrs. j. II. Mayer.
The rooms were filled with the
fragrance of a profusion of the dainty
white lilacs with which the whole
house was decorated for the occasion.
An elegant light luncheon was served
at about . o'clock by the hostess.
Invited guests for the afternoon
We're Mesdames Matthew Flynn, John
Cottrell, p. A. Handel, Harry Cham
bers; and members. Mesdames ]. H..
Mayer, !. p. Shellenberger, b. f. Pet
tbs, a. NJ. Whitney. Milton Hockett,
c. f. Hickman, ]. J. O'Connor. T. A.
Rose and II. Williams.
The daily sentinel., 1913-05-08

ilations Of the church and the cleo
ton OF the yestry.
All OF the old yestrymen were re-
elected as follows: Senior warden,
V. E. Northrup; junior warden. r
G. Chapman: yestrymen, G. L. Cher
rington, Wallace Birdsall, James Nell
son, Chester b. Nichols and Dr. G. X.
Warner.
Short talks were given by Kirke r.
Wallace, John Fry, Wallace Birdsall
and Dr.. Warner.
The calling of a rector to the par
ish was thoroughly discussed, and it
was finally decided to wait until the
warm weather months were over be-
fore doing so, and in the meantime TO
continue the building up of the
church and clearing off all debts be-
fore the arrival OF new rector.
A short but interesting program of
music and readings was then given.
and the boX-supper social followed
This was in reality a banquet. as the
long tables We're laid and the dainty
lunches spread thereon, the ladies
serving hot coffee from the kitchen.
The social features were particu-
larry enjoyable, and everyone present
enjoyed the occasion thoroughly.
Such events are always great helps
to the social life of any church.
The daily sentinel., 1913-05-08

the Cover home. and to say that Mrs
Reed was surprised, is expressing it
mildly. But she was none the less
delighted and ably assisted her
daughter in welcoming and entertain
ing their guests. High five was en-
ioyed for a short while and at 1880
Mrs. Cover served a lovely lunch in
the dining room. Just before the
luncheon was served a basket con-
tanning a shower of dainty handker-
chiefs was presented to Mrs. Reed. as
little farewell remembrance from
each guest present, which was anoth-
or surprise for the guests of honor.
She was delighted and expressed her
appreciation in as many words.
Mrs. Reed has been a visiting mem
Der of the local branch of the l.. A.
to the b. of X. T. and has been ex-
tremely popular during her sojourn
In the city. Quite few friends went
to the train last evening to see her
off and to say farewell.
Those present in the party were
Mesdames H. Williams, L. Button, j.
a. Fike. e. a. Lines. J. McGroarty,
G. c. Beye, William Conerty, j. w.
Burdctte, j. b. Brewster, b. A.
Dockery and Miss Elsie Smith.
The daily sentinel., 1913-05-08
'Ranchers' Fail To
Beat the Slippers

Sole leather, good and husky. beat
farmers jeans last night at the Y. NJ
c. A. gymnasium. when the Ranch
ers, captained by George VI. List,
failed to defeat the Shoes. captained
by James Mcconnell as they threat
ened they would, and We're them
selves the small enders in the score
fest. The games we're fast, almost
lightning fast, but not quite. Bun
giles were not frequent and there was
a dash to all the games that looked
spicy, in spite Of the warm weather.
The score was, Shoes, 21-21-15;
Ranchers, 11-13-21 The last game
was to play off former tie and the
Ranchers won this with a score of
81 to / .. The Shoe team is com
posed OF Hillyer. Lowe, Hill, Rush,
Mcconnell, Kewan and Palmer, and
the Ranchers. List, Binder, Nahstoll,
Bradford, Wright. Shaw and Elliott.
The daily sentinel., 1913-05-08
Copper Sheathed
Chute for Plunge

Tonight the members of the girls
class at the Y. NJ. c. A. will be ac-
corded n treat when they find a
beautiful copper-sheathed chute on
the end of the big plunge. The
chute is being installed today, and
is being constructed of the very hest
and safest materials.
Now it will be possible for all
swimmers TO enjoy the same .sensa-
tions that can be had in shooting the
chutes at Glenwood. The chute is
hut feet long, but considered plenty
long to give the swimmers great
lot of fun.
The daily sentinel., 1913-05-08
Weather Conditions.
observations taken at 6 a. I
Mnmml n In Il Inn /


Mountain time.)
The atmospheric pressure Contin.
ues low over the western half of the
United States, except over the Dalio-
tas and western Montana, which are
under the influence of a high pres
sure area that has advanced south
eastward from Alberta and Saskatch-
evan, and is now central over Mon
tana and Saskatchewan. Temporal
lures are generally about normal this
morning, except in western Colorado,
where they are above normal. in
Ncrth Dakota and western Minneso-
ia, where they have fallen below
freezing, and in western New York
and upper Michigan. where they are
several degrees below normal Heavy
frost occurred at Moorhead and
llght trosts at Buffalo and Toledo
and snow was falling at Williston at
the time OF the morning observation.
Between the high and the low the
low the weather iscloudy and unset
tide. wedge-shaped secondary de-
preston over the upper Mississippi
valley and the upper Lake region is
causing some rain in those districts
Heavy rain amounting to LOG inches
occurred at New Orleans yesterday
Otherwise fair weather has prevailed
during the past "a hours over the re-
gioh from which reports were re-
ceiVed.
e. S. NICHOLS.
Local Forecaster.
The daily sentinel., 1913-05-08
Club Surprises Former Member

Mrs. j. Lee MCrse, a bride of few
weeks, who was formerly Miss Edna
Murphy and an employee of the Fair
store, was pleasantly surprised last
evening by the mambers of the Fair
store country club at her home on
Fruit Ridge. The jolly party took
n fine picnic lunch with them and
also handsome cut glass bowl
which they presented to the bride as
token of esteem from the club. In
the crowd We're Misses Mildred Lur-
vey, Blanche McKibben, Mamie Esk-
ridge, Helen Sheehan, Ollie Rotch-
ford, Ella Balm, Elsie Moeser, Ina
Montgomery, Edna Lille, Martha Ma
Tiers, Nell Slower, Alice Adams and
Belle Lay.
The daily sentinel., 1913-05-08

Last evening the benefit given by
the federation of the ID. & r. G.. en-
ployes was a large success at the
Crystal theater. Besides the regular
motion pictures a number of slides
belonging to the federation were
shown, giving illustrations of some
of the Hartman roads, notably the
Illinois Central and Southern Pacific
and the conditions of said roads since
the employment of non-union labor
has been in practice, since 1911.
when the strike was first started.
Views CT a number of wrecks We're
given, showing the imperfections of
work on the roads which led to the
disasters.
The daily sentinel., 1913-05-08

Tomorrow friday evening will
be the entertainment given by the
Woman's club at the Methodist
church for the raising of funds for
the entertainment of the State FEEDER
alton of Women's clubs, which con-
yeneg in this city in September. A
splendid program has been lined up
for the occasion and the admission
fee Of 25c is so small in comparison
that there will surely be n well filled
house. The club earnestly hopes that
the general public viii assist them in
their efforts to make fine showing
when the state fedration Is here. Let
every one come out Friday night and
enjoy n delightful evening.
The daily sentinel., 1913-05-08

May I, p. M; Temperature, rs;
relative humidity, 10 per cent; wind,
south, miles per hour; weather,
cloudy.
May s, n. m: Temperature, Ga /;
relative humidity, 23 per cent; wind,
east, miles per hour; weather,
cloudy.
Highest Temperature: Yesterday
50; same date last year. rs; same
date during past 20 years, 81.
Lowest Temperature: This morn
ing TO 9 n. m, "a; this date last year,
40; this date during past 20 years,
SO.
Mean temperature yesterday, e.,
which is s above normal
Precipitation; During the past "a
hours, none; total since first of
month, .O4 inch; normal for this
month, .92 inch.
The daily sentinel., 1913-05-08
Why Concerts are
GiUen Thursdays

As there was quite difference of
opinion as to the night the band
concert should be held, we decided
to let the wish of the majority con
troll. AS the majority preferred
Thursday night, and owing to the
fact that it would be impossible to
get all of my men out Saturday night,
Thursday night was chosen as the
regular night for the concerts.
Trusting this will meet with the
approval of all the subscribers and
thanking YOU for your liberal sup
port, ! am
Very truly yours,
PROF. SCHAFFER.
The daily sentinel., 1913-05-08
Entertained Club Tuesday.

Mrs A. IT. Desch was hostess on
Tuesday afternoon at the regular
meeting of the Emanon club at her
home. 737 White avenue, and the oc-
casion was most enjoyable one for
all present. A little music and a lit
tie needlework occupied pleasant
afternoon. ending up with n delicious
little lunch at o'clock.
Invited guests were: Mesdames
Charles Schrader, Stather NJ. II.
Loeffler. Poker, and members: Mes
danes o. p. NJ. Steel, Il. S. Nichols,
c. r. Thomas. W. w. Payne, j. c.
Glassford, J. w Felming. Della Matyr
Page, A Il. Shattuck and Wilson.
The daily sentinel., 1913-05-08
L.. ID, c. Friday.

The r. Il. Lee Chapter of the
United Daughters of the Confederacy
will meet Friday afternoon of this
week at the home of Mrs. T. II. Hol-
land in the Appleton district on the
interurban line.
Mrs. T. Il. Cole and Mrs. r. r.
Holland will be the hostesses on this
occasion, and the ladies will take the
11:30 car from Grand junction.
1t is to be an unusually interesting
meeting and a fun attendance is an
ticipated. The little trip to the
country will be especially pleasant.
The daily sentinel., 1913-05-08
Rapid Progress
on the Quo Road

f. w. Preston came down yester-
day from Trail canon and reports
that the rock work on the Otto road
at the head of the canon has been
finished. The small amount of rock
work on the road near the Fruita
pipe line will be completed today,
il is expected
Otto will put the men to work to-
morrow at the head OF No Thorough
fare canon, where n road is to be
built to avoid the big dugway. Con-
siderable blasting will be necessary
there.
The daily sentinel., 1913-05-08

The first government examination
to be given here for physicians and
dentists will be held under the local
civil service officers June in the
Hoels Business college. The sue
cessful medical applicants will be in
line for government position at
Sl,SOO per year. and the dentists
$1,000 a year. Only men are eligi-
BILE. Assistant Postmaster Edgar A.
Rider at the postoffice, has all the
information that can be desired by
prospective applicants.
The daily sentinel., 1913-05-08

Yesterday afternoon a jolly sur
prise party was given in compliment
to Mrs. NJ, L. Reed at the home of
her daughter Mrs. A. +, Cover. AT
3iG Pitkin avenue, by a number of
her friends who wished to give some
little token of their regret over the
departure of Mrs. Reed for Chicago,
whore she will make an indefinite
stay The ladies went in body to
The daily sentinel., 1913-05-08
Auto TO pcnr pnrll.

A croWd OF matrOns took a trip to
the meeting of the Pear Park Moth
ers' club this afternoon in Mrs. II. II.
Baldwins auto to the schoolhouse in
that district. The subject for the af-
ternoon was What Can We Do to
Better the Conditions in Our Neigh
borhood?" Mrs. II. r. De Long gave
an interesting talk. and Mrs. II. II.
Baldwin spoke on the subject of the
mothers congress. 1t was a highly
enjoyable afternoon for all present,
and seed for much good was sown.
The daily sentinel., 1913-05-08
c. W. II. NJ. Tomorrow.

Tomorrow the ladies' of the c. w.
b. M. will hold their regular meet
ing at the beautiful suburban home
OF Mrs. \. W. Rice in the Pomona
district on the Interurban line. The
ladies will take the 1880 car from
town. Mrs. Tufley viii be the leader
for the afternoon and the topic viii
he Lessons from Our Missionaries
Who Have Died in the Service" Mrs.
X. II. Sawyer will sing and there will
he other attractive features on the
program.
The daily sentinel., 1913-05-08

Mr., and Mrs. Fred Rodgers. Mr..
and Mrs. Albright, Miss Agnes Roby.
Mrs. Maude Lyons, Miss Alberta Rog-
ers, Cecil PAIGE. Phillip Price. Geo.
M. Frey and Herman Vorbeck were
in the party who enjoyed a delight
full evening at the Haskell home on
Grand avenue, as the guests of Miss
Matilda Berg. Music and games fur
nished entertainment during the eve
ing, and delicious late supper fol-
lowed the program.
The daily sentinel., 1913-05-08
Wednesday Bridge Club.

This afternoon the Wednesday
Bridge Club spent pleasant after.
neon MS the guests of Mrs, Wendell p
Ella at the Ella home. corner of Tenth
and Main streets. Only the members
We're present making two tables Of
auction bridge.
The daily sentinel., 1913-05-08
WEATHER FORECAST.
Furnished by
U. S. WEATHER BUREAU.

For Grand Junction and vicinity:
Unsettled probably with local show
ers tonight or Friday; cooler but
above freezing.
For Colorado: Generally cloudy;
local thunderstorms tonight or Fri
day. Cooler in northwest portion.
The daily sentinel., 1913-05-08

Quartercracks, corns and all de-
fects in a horses feet are mighty bad
propositions, both for the horse and
his owner. McGillis specializes in
Just such work. Give him trial at
McCary's. 4-12-1mo
The daily sentinel., 1913-05-08
Annual Parish Meeting

Last evening the annual parish
meeting and supper of St MATHEWS
Episcopal Church was enjoyed by n
large number of the congregation in
the Guild hall, next to the church
or White avenue.
The business meeting was held
fret, including the reading of the
reports of the various branch organ
The daily sentinel., 1913-05-08
Cox Returns Homo

w. H. Cox of Mack, who has beer
in the city several days receivin;
medical attention, went home thi!
morning.
The daily sentinel., 1913-05-08

Officer Hermann arrested well
known local boy last night on Main
street for committing nuisances. The
young fellow was shooting beans
through tube, bothering pedestri-
ans, whether they happened to be in
a frame of mind for such iollity or
net. The boy is = years old and is
being lectured before Mayor Todd
this afternoon.
The daily sentinel., 1913-05-08
Royal Ncighbors Tonight.

This evening the Royal Neighbors
Will meet in regular session at their
hall. There will be a fancy drill by
6 members of the team and a large
attendance is anticipated.
The daily sentinel., 1913-05-08

We are prepared to dry clean, re-
pair, make alterations and dye if
necessary for you. Above applies
equally to men or women. Telephone
the Suitorium; our wagon will call
promptly.
The daily sentinel., 1913-05-08

The school term of the Pride school
on Hannah Creek will close Friday
afternoon with appropriate closing
exercises. 1t has been a very sue
cessful year.
The daily sentinel., 1913-05-08

1t is very nice to have neighbors
gossip, but when you tell things, be
sure TO tell the truth, so they don't
came to my place and get fooled Mrs
jackson, 223 Ute avenue. 5-S-6t
The daily sentinel., 1913-05-08

Paul NJ, Risor of Pueblo, who
makes the western slope territory oc-
casionally, ia an arrival in the city on
an important visit.