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st. Paure. 30. asa and I. SITS.
ss4S :. M; Epworth League. s:so p
M; prayer meeting. Thurs. { p M;
preaching, II Ann. and tao p. m
swsdish Methodist church, cor. !
and 30. 18th SITS. Rev. A. d. Beck.
pastor. 8 q at s.45 q. m-; morning
service. 1915 q m; Epworth league.
2 p. m; evening services 7;4s p N.
o, csssssl s. e ,i.t j "a e =. = 4
public worship. II .. M: Upworth
LsagnA e;se; public wershiR 7:se.
Mason. 1sth ana No. Madison nts.
Rev. p = Benedict, pastor B ibls
school e;3e 9. MI sermon. Il 4 nj;
R f.sssas. 5:ak Ky ? =; npvossa
Epworth. cor. 80. 7tn ana Ander-
son. W. r. Randolph. pastor. Bible
school II $3.50; sermon at II q M.
ssa q y = &: P p4sysf nssassn
g 10 = p. preeohin94 u 4. p. +;
i ss,os 1s: :55; srs.okin9 80 PTossa
Rev. Frsnois 4. EekSri pastor'
: ::ss:;:::;ss:ss :;,: sE:'i'';s
PARK = y, v. 4. ". zsss, pa.
lissssus in 8 8 -: pl 81 asTi4 e I
rhafsdsS sftsrnoon msstlns.
AI1sq y = l11t g. xAhlne, Nv
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East 2sth and b SITS. Rev, A. D.
Shaw, pastor. Sunday school, 10 a.
M; morning worship and sermon.
IL; evening worship and sermon.
1880: Thursday. p. m. bible study
Pilgrim. No. cath. and Warner.
Rev. Edgar G. Wheeler. pastor.
Aarning, 1e:ae q M: Sunday achool
f1;4o q. m. Mr.. J. 8 Ellsworth
EPISCOPAE
st. Luks's Memorial church, So.
g ana 9Th av.. Rev: y W. Kea tor.
bishop. Rev y. =. webb. vicar.
81. Andrews church. No. sth and
oaiss sts- Rev. Frederiei< Webh
rector. Evenings service. p, N
Holy Communion, 9:15 q. M: Sum
day school Will reopen Sunday.
ne church q Hely ccmmunien.
e. "a nsss r sss sr Hsy :s1 riss
tao = m; b 8. and bible ssrvics
: :s;s prayer. 77:sd > ..
Trinity. No. "a and X SITS. rsv.
Bible class. 1000 Z m; Matins. II
st. Johns. So. 18th and Fuesi
Geund. Hev. Robert H. McQiuui4
rector. 8. s., 10 9. M: services II
8, p. m.
nlyAN0MLHrAL
First Evangelical church. 80.
18th and X sta. T. n Hornschuchs
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IF you want q new, modern FOUR
room bungalow close to school.
store. church car. with two full
lots, I'll show you the best buy in
town. Make your own terms and
I'll sell you a place for 1850. You
can't beat II for 1880 cash. Need
the money. Box E-60a2.
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Norwegian and Danish Mstho-
dist church. corner of6D46th ana
sts.s H r Nelson. pastor. Gervfct1
e. II 2. M, and 9 p. M; 8. s.. 10 q NJ
Epworth League. D. "a.
Christian ana M1ssionary Am
euce. sos So. = II. nex, q q
Stone. pastor. Gervicsss 6 q 81
, ,;ec eFs e c,sss e
So 18th ~; Young rsoD1ea mestI18
ct s:1s. Rev. F. Q. Lund Will preeeIl.
swedish nsission Tsherp.ega. ~.
ps s. ssss sna i. ~ ssn 81 T.; 3 3sf';s
TcSss Peoples sosissy: t.ss
East side. ssth and 3 -. 4
clty Rescue xias,on. ~ ~ 114n
e ssEv1ess e 80 svsfs >f6eas
.y s::s:' /; s;.:; :Iss s'ss' So, 4
cAursh y Ga lli.si,s ~ y
\ 8: 4: :::. q; ; Il; II ' Il
ii: Il: ~ : ::'::: ;:;'s|s :g
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For sale by owner, broom
house and lots; blocks from
car; gas, water and lights; all
assessments paid. A snap, $3.50
on terms. Inquire 5945 So.
Sheridan,
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mon, IL q M Young Peoples
meeting. 7 p m; Bisie study Mon
meet az Tharsdsy. 3 . N
cHRnsTTAn
Central Christian church, No. 4
and Steele sts., Rev. j. 3. Raum,
pastor. Bible school 10 a. M; cons-
munion service and preaching, IL q
M; song service and sermon, p.
m.
South Tacoma Christian. Be1s So.
mnette. bible school. 9:45 a. m /;
preaching. II q m; Junior c. r.,
| 3. m; Senior O. e.. 6:30 p. m;
svangelistic service at 7;ao p. m.
First. 9Th av and X. ". a: Moore
pa.tor: Prayer service: ~: 80 = III, n, !
Endeavor. $50; evening ssrvic4
Tao.
Roosevelt HEIGHTS. East ssth and
munion al ii:so q. M: q. d. at s:sl
.. m; preaching at TAO p. m.
Mckinley Park. East ssth and
Spokane. Bible school at 10 Q. m.
.. N; prsachins. i:so ,. n.
| Lincoln PARK Christian church.
ssth and q sta. Ralph G. sargent,
minister Bible school ct io 2, NJ:
at IL: Christian Endsavor prayer
meet at ESQ y. rn-s special servies
| First CONGREGATIONAL church, Dx-
80 Services. 1880 a. m.
Bible school. 1910 p. m.
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Trinity. 1907 30. I, rev. I. n. Fee
gar. pastor. q s.. S:3o .. m. Ger
eervice. 1880 = m; Eng. SERVED
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pastor. s. s.. 10 q m; sermons II
q. m. and 1880 p. m; Z. z. A. sac
.. M; prayer meeting and Bible
study. Thura 2 to ..
Our Savior's Evangelical Luther
o. ]. Ordal, pastor. Services In Nor
wegian, IL a. M; In English, p.
m.
Evangelical Lutheran Germany.
21st and 0 sts.. Emil lehman, pas
tor. Services at 1850 a. m. and 7
.. M; 8. g.. s:15-10:16 a. M; Y. p.
s., p. m.
Adams st. Ev. church. No. Adams
Preaching service at II q. m. evan
geiistio services at 8 p. M: s. s., 10
Q. M; Young Peoples meeting at
Z p. m.
The swedish church. 121a So.
l4th, Frank Abrahamson. pastor.
Sunday school. 10 q. M; ser
vices, IL q m:
Evening sos ssfsiG msss e. T's s.4s p m:
Thursday evening prayer meeting
1t p. m
Elm Free, So. Aims. ana nth.
Rev. G. b Bulge. pastor. Norws-
gfan services, 10:45 a. m, 1880 p.
m. Sermon BY pastor at $ p. m.
FHUu METHODIST
| First Free Methodist church, 1911
10. IT. @. n. peFoe, pastor
| 8. g. at 10 q m. preaching. II. fol-
lowed by class s.t meeti ns,a Tqes za.y
and Ma. N st. Mckinley Park;
prayer meeting Thursday at First
church.
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First Swedish Lutheran. corner
So. and 9Th st. s. s. at $3.50 a. m;
services at IL q. m. and at D. m.
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$50 Down. 500 Monthly

Bunsaiow. S-ra with bath: q 3
BUNGALOW Tw an Tory WITH BATH;
e1.s50-This IL a $500 home, but
owner has moved away; hence sac
rifice. He'll lose just $3.50. Get
key Immediately. for It's the snap
OF today.
206 Equitable Building.
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ternate Sunday at $3.50 p. m Pas
tor. Aug. r. Graebner.
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United Norwegian. 80. 18th and [
M, 7:4S p. m. ]. o. Haugen, pastor.
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SUNDAY SERVICES AT ALL THE TACOMA CHURCHES

Mckinley Park Free M. r.. 3sth
end Howe sta. G. M. DeFoe. pastor.
8. s.. p. M followed by preach
D. m
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Danish Luthsraa 81. Paul. 111e
%. l. l. c. J. skovgaards pastor
erary and Young Peoples. Wednee-
DAY. p m.
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AcAhiey Faln Tres ~ Aes ooth
8. s., . p. m. followed by preach
Ing. Prayer nesting Tuesday. Tao
D. m
xrs LUTHERAN
Norwegian Lutheran Free church.
30. 18th and X SITS. Rev. d. Toilet
BON. pastor. Services 400 q. "a. !:
q. p. meeting. 5 p. M: services, s
p. m.
Our Savior's Evangelical Luther
an church. corner Of J and nth
gt&s Rev; Q. J; ordal pastor. Rest
ices In the English language IL Z.
m. and in the Norwegian lanrua9e
3 pSin. Sunday school, $3.50 = NJ.
81. Paurs Evangelical Lutheran,
Ehufch, So. 27th and Tacoma av.,
Rex r. Ave Lallemant. pastor. 8
and 7:30 D. m; confessional 10 q.
M; Holy communion, 11:S0 : M
st Paurs Danish Lutheran
church. 1910 So. L st. Sunday
m: evening services. 8. Rev. g. J.
6korgaard. pastor.
st. Johns Engllsh Lutheran
church. South Firth and / str. Raw.
c. y. W. Stoever, pastor, Sunday
school, s:45 g. m; morniing services,
IL o'clock
IS. es5 r IA, e !. me, e .ud s;Fy's;: I
b. o:ls 9. n; Z. =. O =
n. Ger. Lutheran. Ho4 Ino0mo.
Swedish lutheran church. corner
ssth and BirminEham av.> every 81
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62-ACRE FARM
NEAR CHEHALIS

Fair house and barn. ~ acres
fine creek of running water;
good team and milk route OF Is
miles round trip which pays - q
trip; mich cows and about 80 tons
OF hay. and other personal prop
erty. The stock and machinery
alone on this place is worth 1880.
and all goes at a price of $4,000.
Terms can be arranged.
J. M. CURTIS & co.
314 Bankers Trust Bldg.
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First Norwsslan. ssd ana So.
Warmer. ~ a Bterko 4JQ- ~ .
a second and fourth sundays IA
month. services 1T IL q nj first
and third eundAyA ssrviees - : y.
German zion Evangelical Luther
an. Missouri synod, So. 18th ana L
sts., Rev. J. Huchthaussn, pastor.
3 s.. $50 q M; service 1t 1o;9o =
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TEHTEs CREAM OF TACOMA REALTY BARGAINS

One lot 60x115, 5-room house. gas
and water. In Mantle Park addi-
ton, one block from car line, $3.50
cash. 6432 So. Verde.
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Fowler Mathodfst church. r. Z
Moore. pastor. s. g.. 1000 b. m.
morning service, II: Home Gather
tne day with communion.
Fourth quarterly conference
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meeting. p M; Bale study Mon
daye at 8 p. M; weekly prayer
meeting Thursday. y. m
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D. Johns. 30. tsth and Fu1es
Sound Hev. Robert HI Mc0iuni4
rector. 8 s., 10 9 M: services II
8, p. m.
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First ConGragattonat churchs DE-
vision .y. snd s 7 sts;; io.so ( n
bible school. 1910 p. m.
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6wedish Methodist church, cor. J
pastor. B & at s:1s q. a.; mornins
service, 10:f6 q m; Epworth league.
p M; evening servtces 7:ls p n.
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Norwegian and Danish Metho-
dist church. corner ofSD46th ana ]
at ! i g. M. and 8 b. M: s. s.. 10 1. -.
Epworth League. p. M
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st. Paure. 30. asa and l. SITS.
Waldo b Marsh. pastor. 8 9.
M; prayer meeting. Thurs. { p M;
preachtn9s IL .. IN. and 7:30 p. m
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pastor. s. S.. 10 q m; sermon. II
4. m. and 1880 p. M: Y. r. A., 6:30
D. M; prayer meeting and Bible
study, Thura to ..
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rs, Sssrs a,,s 6 gss s,' s css ~
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CALL FOR BANK STATEMENTS

Washington. Aug. 12.--The comp
troller Of the currency today issued
cali for a statement Of the condition
Of all national banks OF the United
States at the close OF business on
Saturday, August 9.
Much additional information is to
he obtained from tho call made to-
day. The treasury department wants
to know how banks in different sec
tions are attempting to relieve the
demand for currency. Acting comp
troller Kane issued this statement:
"All banks have been requested
to send in on special forms furnished
for that purpose. detailed statements
of all money loaned to other banks az
we'll ~ all money borrowed from 9TH
er banks in the form bf 're-discoun unts.
bills payable or in any other manner.
The new form will enable the comp
Itroller to more easily determine. what
sections Of the country are in need
OF additional circulation at stated
periods OF the year: what banks 80
cornmodate their correspondents In
such sections. and in addition, should
ALSO enable the comptroller TO more
easily ascertain what banks Sorrow
in order to meet legitimate dftcounti
and various varying conditiops, ahd
what hanks should be listed M chron.
ic borrow ers--that is those who bor.
row to re-loan In nosuaai tlusS. q,
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wso have spent over . year with her
In Rome. have charge OF the practice
work with the children.
School children and teachers III
Pointc Coupcc parish. In the flood
district OF Louisiana. planted $4,000
fruit and pecan trees last year.
superintendent Trudeau has also n
plan whereby road work In the par
ish will be done by school boys.
Students at tho Georgia State Nor
mai school at Athens. Ga. study rur-
al sociology ~ applied to their own
districts. no that when they 70 out
to teach they know the opportunities
and needs OF the locality better than
those who have lived In 1t all their
lives. How this work makes for
community bcttcrmcnt is told by T.
c. Branson In bulletin Just issued
by the United States bureau of cdu.
cation.
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EDUCATION NOTES

Ada county. Idaho. has a school
district containing aga square miles.
Seven hundred home gardens were
started In Port Even. y. V. this
year under the direction Of the school
authorities.
Every high school graduate In Ne
braska receives n letter from tho
univcrsity Of Nebraska conEratuia.-
inx him on his graduation and urE.
Ing him 10 consider the advantages
Offered BY the state dnivcrsitiy.
A vocational summer school. with
practical men and women In charge
Of u. Is In operation In Baltimore
Nd. this year. Printing and wood.
work are among tho subjects taught
the boys: the girls have cooking,
sewing and other household branch
%.
The National kindergarten Col
legc. in Chicago. is devotinE n large
part Of Its summer program to the
methods OF DR.. Montcssori. Two oi
DIR. Montcssori'x graduate students
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tPublisAsd Aug. :-i3. lSls.)
NOTICE
M Special Meeting es s$eek Holder
Of tha Co2oYa6o Ina lns,rane,

0O11C6
OF Special Meeting el Stock Hellsrs
Of tAs Co3eys6o Lie lnsaraaee
Company.
Pursuant to the action Of the
Board of Directors OF Tho Colorado
Life Insurance Company. at n meet
Ing Of said BOARD. held At the office
OF Bennett 4 Wilson. MccormIck
Building. Trinidad. Colorado. on the
:sih day OF July. 4. d. 1913. aud
entered In the minutes OF said corpor-
atiou ~ part Of the proceedings Of
said meeting. notice II hereby given
that = meeting Of the Stockholders Of
said corporation ix hereby called.
and will be held At the office Of said
Bennett Z Wilson. At Room One. Nc
Cormick Building. In the City Of
Trinidad. In the County Of Las An
mas. aud State OF Colorado. on the
Fifth day Of September. A. D. 1913.
At the hour OF four o'clock p. ~. for
the nurpose Of either reorkanixinE
the said corporation. or Of consider
Ing aud actinK upon the proposition
to dissoivc said corporation. wind H.,
It's business and dispose Of its asscts
4. A. BENNETT.
Secretary Of said Corporation.
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THE BOURNE PLAN OF ROAD IIRRovENEN1

of Joint Committee On
in
national add road improv eme
porula-
life attractive
national importance for congestion OF population
chiefly
character that
hath drift, Of menan nd men
profitable No
direction than Of
tho Of hauling produce
s'0tV .
Federal aid
and
adopted this plan will produce these
dollars national wealth
billion annually by partial suhst
Of BILL
animal would reduce
present hundred millions annually.
Third furnish 100000 people In maintaining the
would
well maintained until
that mc nc~dsn no. ca period
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mess and pain, enables Ii. "a to *.
pand. gently. and. when nabt comes. tie
served without iaceraiion or other ieci.
dent. It 10 one Of the standard. reliable
remedies that srandmothers everywhere
have relied upon.
eith its daily use during the period Of
Vxpactatiou, there is no weakness, no nati.
Of strain OF any Mind.
n Y0i NAiI 6s1d tlih wonderful remedy on
palS at your drug store At 91.OO Ter hottie.
II d prepared 6y Brad1eld Regulator Co.
2o6 Lamar Bldg., Atlanta,f Ga. Write
tseq for . valaabss book u sxpsctant
Wotheu,
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NOTICE FOR BIDS

Bids will be received at the offic.
OF the Secretary of the Trinidad-I.as
Animas County Fair Association.
Room I. Mccormick Building. for
the following concessions at the Fair
Grounds for and during the Fair TO
be held September 9th. 10th. llth
and 18th. 1st-Ice cream, lemonade.
popcorn. chewing gum and sof,
drinks: 2d-Hamburxer. sandwiches
and coffee: 3d-Saloon: 4th-NoveI-
ties.
All bids must be sealed and In th,
hands Of the secretary on or before
Saturday. August 18th, at IL o'clock.
noon. The Directors of the Associa-
tion reserve the right to reject any
and all bids. Bids on any OF thh
above concessions will be for cxclus-
i've privilege.
Trinidad. Colo. Aug. II, 1918.
CHARLES BAILEY, Secretary.
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work be done riRht away 20 that II
could be settled down BY the next
rain. The county lie said would look
after the road from the city iimits to
the fair grounds. Street commission
er Waitesrsrver estimated that the
work could be do.c for not more
than $50. Tho council Instructed
tho commissioner to put the road In
condition aud 10 work with the CON.
miitec from the fair association.
\ resolution was read and adopted
authorisias the city trca,urer 10 pur-
chase e:o.oo0 worth Of 81 900 water
bonds Of the is.uc OF 1906 n par sud
to pay for same out OF the water
works sinking fund.
An opinion was read from the City
Attorney quoting certain sections Of
statute setting forth the Law relative
to the powers Of city to borrow
money when appropriations arc used
up and stipulatinx the cnerkcncics
which werc recognized under the
Law. The council took coEnixance Of
the icAai requirements and the opis.
ion was filed.
W. \. Garner OF FL Moro In u ic..
ter TO sup'. W. u. Lewis priitiouc.i
that he he allowed TO purchase city
water At regular meter rates. Mr..
Lewis In = report attached recon-
mrnded to the water committee that
the petition bc srantcd. tho pipes put
In and the water delivered under
contract. The matter was referred
back to the water committee TO-
recommendations.
One application for 4 job on tho
police force was received and the
monthly reports OF the city treasurer,
city clerk. water works department.
city wcikhcr. police magistrate and
city physician and inspector were
read and disposed Of In the cusiom.
ary manner. Adjournment waS tax
en-.
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NATIONAL CATHOLIC
W0HEN'S LEAGUE FORMED

milwaukee, Wis, August 12.-The
formation Of national Catholic
Women's League and an address by
T. B. Minahan of Seattle. on The
Catholic American Citizen" Will be
the feateure OF today's session OF the
American Federation OF Catholic So
cieties. which are holding their twel-
fth annual convention here.
Committees on resolution and or
ssnization have been working for q
year formulating plans for the Wo-
mems Societies and today the result
OF their work is expected to result
in definite organization. Miss
Elizabeth Marshall of Milwaukee has
been mentioned as the first presi-
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Iatsstaia for 0ssst.

Mr.. and Mrs. Hen PAttersOn last
evening entertained ri n delis hifuily
appoinied six o'clock dianer NJ their
home ON Oak street. In honor Of Eivs
fatterson. ee PiiisbuSG. Pa. who Is
visiting here. Table decorations
w-sc II golden slows and sweet p~s>
and covers were laid for E,vs Pat
icrson. Mr.. snd Mrs. Mack Patterson
aud Fpaah 0eAes.
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McNAB TO TESTIFY
N the DISCS case
tContlnucd from page IL

CAminciti and the two Girls at tho
Cheney street bungalow. ON the
morning Of March ~.
The chief and his posse tried the
front door and got no answer. After
they had runG the bac1 door bell for
some time. DiGks answered Il In his
undcrshirt. trousers and slippers.
You're Mr.. DiGss. aren't you:"
the chief asked.
NO. I'm Mr.. Eurikh,." was the
answer.
- think you're DisEs and you're
wanted In Sacramento for elop~ment.
'.Aii right. there's NO use In my at.
tempting 10 deny Il. I'm DIsss.''
During this conversation. the chief
testified. Marsha Warrington was in
the south bedroom and Caminciii and
Lola Norris were In tho north bed.
room: CamInetti was In abou, the
same stage Of undress as DiKEs.
The two Girls then Joined each
other In the bathroom and later came
Into the company OF the men and the
officers In the kitchen. Their hs'r
was down. the witness said. aud
their dresses were not wholly but
toned.
From the bungalow. the party was
taken TO the chiefs office and from
there to the jail. AZ the men were
led away to their cells. witness con-
tinucd. Digs said to Marsha Nhr-
rinRton:
Its up to You girls whether We
30 10 the penitcntiary or not
We'll stay with you.'' the girl
answered.
The chief then enterced upon . de-
tailed description aof the two bed
rooms. with q view to showing that
the girls had not slept together in
one room and the two men in the
other.
On cross examination Chief Hill
house testified that Marsha Warring-
ton had telephoned to her father In
Sacramento from his Office before the
men were taken to jail.
What didi she says
"She said: The boys are not 10
blame; don't do anything with them.
Drop the case
Again the chief testified. Miss
Warrington in discussing their
plight had said:
"lf 1t comes to fight betaween
the boys and our parents. We will
stick to the boys" .I,
/ Attorney Devlin wished to intro
duce photograph OF Caminetti in
the uniform Of Reno policeman,
which he had assumed while In the
chiefs office.
After looking at the picutre pros
ecutor Roche said:
I'VE have no objection to the in.
Introduction Of this picture"
at makes no difference whethe,
you have or not" ruled the court.
with some asperity. this pictur'
will not be admitted. This case II
l
not to be treated ETAOIN xz12;
not to be q travesty OF the law. ever
lif the people concerned seem I,
have ignored the conditions unde
which they were In Reno on that oc
casion." r7,s .ai
III On redirect Il examination Chic
Hiilhouse testified that with hin
when the arrest was made was Mar
tin Baesley. OF Sacramento. Marsh
Warrineton's uncle.
How did she behave when sh
saw him?''
| "she shed tears and sobbed 70
u some moments"
j And Miss Norris?"
"She cried too
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manbrance of our
lives. And Thousands
Of happy mothers owe
their preservation 70
1lth and strength .
Mothers Friend. This
II an external remedy
that Il applied 10 The
abdominal muscles.
1t relieves all the ten-
The chronicle=news., 1913-08-12
Miss Dualavy to Eatertaia.

Miss Lucille Duniavy will entertain
y few Of her friends tonight at =
dancing and card party In honor Of
Mr. Arnold Haeksiaff. who Is = guest
~ the Dunisvy home from D-nver.
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Social Affairs
& LOCAL FUNc TIoNS A
Isl AND SOCIETY NEWS SS
IA1y Naocahees.

Tho Triaidsd Hive No. 10 Of ths
Lady Aaeeabsss will give = pirnie
supper % Thursday eveaing. August
isth. NJ Kit Carson Park In esisbrs.
tion OF the eleventh anniversary OF
their orSsaIsation.
The chronicle=news., 1913-08-12

A child that has intestinal worms
10 handicapped In its growth. A few
dosea Of WHITES CREAM vERNI.
FC0E destroys and expels worms:
the child Immediately improves and
thrives wonderfully. Price CSC per
bottle. Sold by Hausman Drug Co.
The chronicle=news., 1913-08-12

This nmplification OF reports Of
condition 10 In line with the policy
TO obtain from those reports as much
Information as possible to serve prac-
tieai a. we'll as statistical purposes.
with this end In view the form,
used by the department arc being
anaiyzed and considered.
The chronicle=news., 1913-08-12
HEAVY HAHpgCAp

A Pennsylvania baby was born un-
der the auspices Of five grandmoth-
ers and IL reported to be doing ar
we'll as could be expected. Altoona
Times.
The chronicle=news., 1913-08-12

Published Aus. 7-is. isf3.D
NOTICE
Tho county assessor Will be at his
office on Monday. August IS. 1918.
to hear complaints as to the 1918
assessments.
J. D. HARPER.
Assessor.
Published Aug. 1915. 1918.
The chronicle=news., 1913-08-12
Sewing usb.

There will be no meetins 0f the
Social Sswtnx club this week.
The chronicle=news., 1913-08-12

The YOUNG Peoples Missionary
society OF the Pint Methodist
church will meet tonight with the
Misse. Muinix. sOi ChestnuI street.