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Or. MCBrien Compliments Educational Rally.

uatng gowns And the highest honor due particular
of young who after their graduation from
high schools this that each making her
Happy is the who tndeth such woman for his bride
regret that had to leave without seeing field sports
But ogVe my hearty endorsement ocean and honest
athletics When properly taught there value in them. They
he played with the rules Of the The
purpose of these rules order and fair play. by
fraud is victory. but disgrace They apply equally all
who in the take in the No can be
above the rules Of the game how strong wise he
Unless he willing observe the rules which govern all who take
part in the game. he cannot play at all.
This simple example teaches athletic boys of the most
valuable lessons of life It shows them how il is 10 let
do business in their way regardless Of instead Of having
common rcS for making do business everybody in
obedience To law
Athletics properly conducted teach self-reance selfcono
and honest the four great full
life believe that PLY steal prowes> physical address
essc the, stand level with intellect and only below charac
wish TO commend Your od-fashioncd spelling 1t
other than Thomas jefferson who letter his iaug
Martha said If you do know how spell word
the dictionary You afford 10 send letter with single
misspclled word in il.
Again congrauatnr You the your Educational
Rally and wishing rou still all your plans and
work for the future am
Yours tor educational progress
J. 5. McBREN
Specialist IN Rural Education
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clothes for day and the oficer turn-

clothes for day and the officer turn
ed me free. ~ So
Jumped" "a street car just like a
man, "sassed" the conductor, made
eyes at a woman or tWo-and they
responded-and it was. glorious. /
even got off a car while It was run
ning-and E.didn't get off backwards,
either. ., =. :: -. >. =. q. -.
We walked into the bar of a hotel
and called for ardrink, but the man
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-Ihad nay shoes shined and the boy
never suspected anything.
f.. Invent to a bachelor hotel and reg
istered for a room and "got by" The
clerk did not @get me- at all, and 1
thought. that was a glorious lark.
/ had dinner at a big cafe, the
waiter not seeming to think it
strange that we did not take off our
hats. '>r.; -
The hardest part. of my role was
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to smoke cigarettes rather to
keep them lighted. 1 managed it,
however.
l went into a. big. department store
and bought a pair of lady's gloves.
You seem to know a lot about
your girls hand" remarked the girl
behind the counter, giving me more
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ager, thinking I looked rather young,
refused to serve me, saying You look
too young, my boy. Do they know
you're not at SCHOOL,"
l made show of indignation and
beat it."
into several bars went, however,
lad drank water and milk,
Evening journal., 1914-01-02
LIND WITS THE
PRESIDENT SOON

by The United Press.
PASS CHRISTIAN. Miss, Jan. g.
The stage was GET here for confer
tnce that may nave important bearing
IN the administrations future course
I'M the Mexican situation President
Wilson's special envoy, John Lind,
uas aboard the cruiser Chester,
anchored OH Ship Island aud the rev
snue cutter Winona was aiongsida'
prepared either to bring Lind to Pass
Christian for the conference, or 10
lake the President ont to see The en-
voy
Information i'm advance Of the
meeting was positively refused by
the executive today 81 the Winter
White House" the President was up
carly. walking about the gacdcn. but
Beyond stating that there would be
information forthcomine aftor his
ak with Lima. hc declined TO COM
ment. The President is very mucl
displeased that the fact That be ha'
sent for Lind leaked" An invcstiea
lion 10 determine who let the secfe
cut is already under way. " ha'
been planned to have the Ninona car
rying the President on a "yachtini
trip" accidentally meet Inc Chester
with Lind aboard and 10 nave IN
conference over and Lind back j
Mexico before admission was mad
that the two had met
Evening journal., 1914-01-02
MAYOR AMONG
THOSE VINO GREET
new PREACHER

The Rev. Joseph Irwin. S. 4. d.. pastor
of Delaware Avenue Baptist Church, and
Mir. irwin were given a delightful re-
ception last evening by members OF the
church. Walter Hope was master oi
ceremonies, and the pastor Responded 20
addresses of welcome made by Mayor
Harrison ". Howell, the Rev Thomas r.
Holloway. pastor OF Second Baptist
Church: the Rev. y. Ross Stonesiier,
pastor of First Presbyterian Churehi the
Rev George Edward Reed. pastor oil
Grace NJ. h. Church. aud Harry +. LlnN,
superintendent Of the Bible School.
Vocal selections were given 10y the
church choir and selections were also
aiveu by q quartet comprising Miss ~,
lII Evans Mis-. {. Catherine Loch, Car
cnce r. Hope and Boyd Il. Cook
Dunne thc social hour rctrcshmcnt'
,,erc served bv member of the Pastors
Aid Society and Mrs. Harry L. LINK
ichairman Of the society
Evening journal., 1914-01-02
SAYS PASTORS
FAVOR UNION OF
CONFERENCES

That the Wilmington Methodist
Preachers Association would endorse
the resolution OF District Superintendent
=. J.. uoneckcr advocating consolida-
tion of the Wilmington Conference with
the Philadelphia Conference was the pre-
diction made today by a wen known
pastor OF this city
Tho same minister also expressed an
opinion that the Wilmington Conference
win advocate such a consolidation, WHICH
he believed would open greater pastora
opportunities for the members OF boti
conferences.
Dr. noIccker's resolution viii com
before the next meeting OF the Meth'
dist Preachers Association
Evening journal., 1914-01-02
49, AssEssMENT WORK.

The Board Of Assessment. Revision
snd Appeals today began work ON the
now assessment which from all indica-
tions viii be- big proposition. ne
members OF the board viii have dellN-
ercl to them the tax hooks tor moth dis-
tricts. and thev expect 10 be kept busy
every dav until February 20. when the~
sttines will terminate The new assess
ment viii be- made ON the data TO be sun
mnted to tllcm by the experts who were
engaged and who have been at work i'
Wilmington ior several weeks, The task ~,
is soing to bc u hg undcrtaklng ana VII
require much time and careful WotN'
Just bow much increased revenue tne
new assessment is going to net the e,ly
raunot be estimated definitely at ihls
timo, because the necessary data IS moi
available.
Evening journal., 1914-01-02
.BATTLELEAVES
MANY WOUNDED
In OJHNAGA
Mexican FedeTalS Completely
DemOraIized by Rebel Fire
as Fight NeaFS Ind
FEAR FLIGHT TO
THE AMERICAN SIDE
~ The United Press.

az the lultcu iA19n.
El PAsO. Tex, Jan. 1.-The main
bodv of the Federal army at 0iinasa
was stil desperately resisting Cen
eral Ortegas rebels early today. but
the end OF the battle was near ac-
cording' to meagre dispatches re-
cei,ed here. Communication below
Maria. Texas. has been Interrupted.
Before the wires were cut, however
enough was learned 10 SHOW that the
Federals we're in a hopeless position
After having resisted I'm an almost SUI
narhuman manner a steady artillery
fire lasting thirty hours the teiera.
forces were badly demoralized and a
nrecipitate fii0ht to the American
Side of the border was cNpec,ed.
I'm fact last dispatches indicated
that this flight had already
begin. il was cst'mated .ha.
milv 1900 Federal soldier mad
crossed or had attempted to cross the
rio Grande river. Those of the iugi-
lives who we're wounded, were allow
ed 10 rempin. but the others Wer'
forced back to Oiinaga by Amor car
troops. after having been disaIm o.
General Hugh Scott commandn
The United States troops AZ Fort Blim
has received no dispatches iron
Major McNamce. rommandine th
border patrol al Preside. TO-DAY 10
twelve hours. He has ordered Me
/ Nance TO continue ois policy OF pre-
i venting armed Fedcrals from iieein
4 To- the American side and mas aus
sent specific instructions lor aVio
ance when the main Federal arm
abandons Oimaga and plunses acros
i The river.
10 has boon impossible 70 get an az
citrate estimate of tho dead an
wounded. The only ihing refugee
would sag was that AT leas, Eve hun
lrod bodies lie in the airccts {
)imaga," and that 1000 are wounde
hcre. These figures arc prohanl
exaggerated, army officers believe
Last dispatches received showed q
Fcderals have made The most remarl
4 able resistance of the present Mex
am revolution. After the rebels ha
aptured the chain Of hills south
Oiinaga. ihe Federal position W'
opoless The hills enabled tlle O.
atlantis 10 mount tlnir ble su1s "a
~ heavy hcc into the FEEDER
&c -II "a |...| ....I-
Evening journal., 1914-01-02
fine EIGHT
WHO FAIL TO
SHOW new TAG
Judge Tells One Auto Owner
That ignorance Of Law
is Not Excuse
$40 AND COSTS
is TIE PENALTY

Eight automobiles who Nonturcd forth
yesterday In their machines without 1914
license tags and were caught by the
strong arm of the law were arraigncd .
u City Court this morning and fined $40 .
and costs cach SOME pleaded guilty .
! while others offered excuses for not HAY I
ing their tags but all were informed by I
Judge Churchman that tie Jaw specifics
tlut no one shall drive an automobile |
without the proper license tags dis
plnyed. and a., lhcy did not have the
taus on their machines hc had no nltcm-
ativr excerpt 90 declare them guilty and
impose Guc. ile imposcd the lowest
iue provided by the ordinance.
Those arraigned this morning weie
james j. O'Ncil. William 4. Bouzafth'
Edward M. Phillips. Eebert AoNham'
Edward g. ConneN. Dr. Samuel y. ~
bert Dewitt CauHcld and John Anderson.
Mr. O'Neil pleaded guilty, but SAID
. Re was on his way from MS nome
20 obtain his license tags when ne.
p was arrested officer Mcdaniel tesu-
fed that he arrested Mr.. O.Neu ON
= Delaware avenue. near Jehcrson'
e. about o'clock yesterday mJinlh6'
n lie was driving his own machine
william e. Bouzart said No. hau
Z made application ON December ~
Z to NJ Scott Vernon for a license and
n the TAGS. bu, that he did not have
e The application card with him when
.r arrested yesterday near Fourth ana
.- French streets between ana lV
b clock
e air. Moynam pleaded guilty but
20 stated that hc had driven am automo-
a. bue I'm Wilmington for a number OK
y years and had never gotten A.s De
IS ccnscs until after the FIRST Oh ihs
Vcnr. Tie said he did not have notice
p, Cf tho new law. Judge Churhmaa
Il told Mr.. MOXEam that ignorance Ol
s ti.e law is no, an excuse and tha'
l- falnrc 20 take cOgnlzance OF tne IAN
Of is donc at ones peril
ed DR. Ebert pleaded guilty Tor Hh
ly chauffeur and stated that DE hau ap
tried for his license.
be- Dewitt Cau6eld applied for his II
X censes several days ago but had no
~ received them in time for New lear
ld pay IKE was told by the court lna
oi l.o would hafe to stop running el
as ear until he got the new tags IN
s- other defendants pleaded s'liiy NilH
Ap ont making any statements.
'Ai tou-lable lncits Jones
Tf0f Lhc names of thirteen motors
who are alleged 70 lmpe violated fhe a.
tom0bilc law by not purhasns sas
mi4 license tags before the first OF Z
nj vear. Warrants Were sworn out J
~ iK,m bv Magistrate Lewis his monl'
and they win probably be given a hca
mu this afternoon.
The names obtained by ConstaD
or tones and against whom warra
inc have been sworn out, follow
rse Robert s. Glover, Dr irwin
emf Chapman, Henry J. Subbs' Wiilia
nd. nj Francis. Louis Jacoby. james N
.er' harg Harry Emmons, Alfred ID. va
~ ner. William a.. Woods. Joshua Go
ido ner. br Joseph p. Wales Jam
ass Hanna and the East Side Bottli
10 Company
Evening journal., 1914-01-02
xnncAss Arr nrrrnsrD 10 MEXICO.

BY The United Press.
WASHINGTON Jan. a.-seoretary OF war Garrison To-
day approved the action Of authorities at E Faso
Texas in sarmng s4 Sezoans who crossed the international
order into the united states sending the eshtour
lack into Mexico The Mexican consul at Fl Faso had PRO
tested against the action today held that the men
could not be cassed as refugees but adenusFs whose
-s,yra TO Mexico did not involve them ! danger.
roROSrO WOMEN wrS SUFFRAGE.
nv Tho United Press
TORONTO. Ont Jan 2.-sflrried women are % Be gwen
same franchise rights as widows end unmarried women
npp property here as result Of popular vote Yesterday
The proposition granting equal rights carried by vote OF
rv three to one The question OF municipal ownership q
s and transportation companies not voted on but the
,o. council is overwhelmingly pledged to it.
rrOURlsmrs REVOLVER ABOARD CAR
NEW YORK Jan 2--Fightns his way throush crowded
atue surface car hourisning revolver above a's
ad tany-ninoyearoid poler terr0rized the 's
passengers today AFTER breaking the glass Of an apartment
ose door ae entered apartment where he vs later
arrasiet
Evening journal., 1914-01-02
COURT ACTION
STAYS SALE OF
LEATHER PLANT

This was the day set for the return
of the rule in the case OF Clara r.
saulsbury VS.. the c. and J. Pyle Com
nanv. to show cause why the snerih s
eale of property OF the defendant com
pany should not be stayed and a re-
ceiver appointed for the company.
Upon motion of J. Frank Ban ana
lanes salisbury before Chanceiiol
Curtis today, the time was extended
.3ldohnitely. sheriff's sale of the prop
erty having been stayed and an agree
ment reached between the parties, q
lii thought no further proceedings mas
necessary. Mrs. salisbury undei
llar fathers viii being interested ~
itie company, brought the proceeaine'
u stay the sale and have a receiver
/ ppointed.
Evening journal., 1914-01-02
:. :. CLUB SOCIAL.

- Members OF the S. S. Club were
pleasantly entertained on Wednes-
dav evening by Miss Agnes c.
McIvor at her home. NO. 929 Lom-
hard street. Vocal and instrumental
music. dancing and games passed
the time pleasantly until a noisy well
come was extended TO the new year
Refreshments We're served.
Those present included: The
Misses sara Burke. Nellie Cassidy
Margaret Desmond. Gertrude Mooney
Helen A. Burke. Catharine Monaghan
Agnes Mclvor. Joseph Finn, william
smith. John Buckley, William Burke
Howard McVey Michael Dineen
Charles Smith Andrew Donlon, kl
mer Kane. John Cassidy and losepl
Bakey
Evening journal., 1914-01-02
cRANGF LECTION.

West Brandywme Grange held its am
uual election at Talleyville last evening
wifi this result: Howard L. Meldln'
worthy master; y. Leroy Pierce. over
.ee~. Mis- Eva p. Wcluin. lecturer; Her
Inert Chandler. steward Ernest smith,
assistant steward; Miss Julia Monsiey
rha,dain: Edward ialleN, treasurer 4;
iAlrs. "a. L. Wcldin, secretary; Edward
iRvan. gatekeepcr Miss Anna Haiicy
lpon,ono; Miss Hannah Ryan, hoiai M7s
/ Phoebe Dawson. ceres. and Mis-, Mary
passmorc. lady assistant steward. lh'
onicers win BE- installed next Thursday
l.,cninc by Worthy 0vclscer Horace /
lDiluorth. OF the State Grange.
Evening journal., 1914-01-02
ADMITS
LIQUOR SALE;
Is FINED $50
--------

The frsf aciud result of the crli-ade
begun hv Citv Solicitor Daniel o. Hast
inu, and Assistant City Solicitor john ~.
I.ylin against clubs iu the city that main-
tain sideboarls for the sale of liquor was
disclosed IN Cily Court this morning
ohcn John Gtowbowski. president of the
Eleventh Ward Polish Republican Club,
appeared in court and m behalf oi the
CHM entered "a plea of guilty TO selling
Intoxicating liquors without heense'
and.uas lined $50 and costs
Following court this morning Assist
lant City solicitor Lynn stated that tne
action this morning marked the begin
nm1 of thc end OF the seluns oil hynoi
Ia, rlih- in fhe city. Sometime ago CITY
Solicitor Hastings and nis assistan,' Ply
Lynn. agreed to Jet each clup Whieh l''
4 been selling liquor, come INTO court en,
plead guilty 20 the charge. Ii the elul
ldid 80 Voluntarily NO action Wou'n h'
taken against its olhoei7. nut u lhe ''7'
went to trial the oliccrs would ne pr.
coe,icd against Jointly with the elup' ~
me action OF ihc Polish club TINS morn
Ima was voluntary mo- action was '"N'
auain~t its president. r 3.
protest meeting VIII ne hei9 I
lTnrr Hall tonight hv the various eilp
lof thc CITY that are desirou- OF MAINTAIN
ling sidcbards in then club houses. ~
te-is win bee made against thc eins"u
started los Mr. Hastings and Ml. ny iii
isnI resolutions Will prohaeN oe nNoP''
anaiu-t Judge Churchmans decision u'
/ elnrina the sale OF mteN'cah'9 ny u"
ichib. of the city as illegal. .Ni""1 =
ment. including financial matters, i'
? lthe taking OF an appeal from ,'W's
, iChnrchman'- decision viii prooaoif
talked over tonight.
Evening journal., 1914-01-02
WORKERS WITH
MANAGER; ALL
MAKE MERRY

e. b. Grinenbcrg. manager OF me
stores of the REYNOLDS candy COM
many. and Mrs. Grinenberg last nign.
entertained an the persons connected
vitb tbe three stores OF the COM
nanv and the candy factory, al their
home No. 1871 Washington street.
"A has been a custom of the company
for voars 10 give some holiday recog-
milton to it's employees az Chiis,llas,
hut this year Mr.. Grinenperg ueelusu
10 have social reunion OF .ne
Young men and young women lh .ne
service of the company as a pleasing
holiday feature.
More than one hundred persons en-
Continued on Second Page.
Evening journal., 1914-01-02
PHONE TO GET LIBRARY
BOOKS DELIVERED BY AUTO

THE state Library Commission ot
delaware. which was appointed iol-
lowing the last session OF the Aesis-
iature. has arranged for telephone
service i'm the Office Of the librarian
of the commission at Dover TO allow
rural residents of Kent county to cail
Tor any books which they may desire
to be brought 10 them ON the next TRIP
.of the Automobile Library the
comfy Is divided into sections and
weekly irips are made so that those
persons may enjoy books of all KINDS
simply by tolephonmg their wishes e
Evening journal., 1914-01-02
nrLAWARE CITY NOTES.

epecial TO THE EVENING JOURNAL
DELAWARE CITY, Del, Jan. p
THE dancc given for the benehi OF
the piano fund In the fire company on
New Years eve was well attended
Shad fishermen have ordered 'hef
ncts for the next season.
benjamin Moore is completing VOTE
ion His ice plant The plant IS heins
buin ont of the old electric piah'.
10 expects to supply ice for TINS sec
ton.
Evening journal., 1914-01-02
JERSEY SPENT MUCH
XMAS MONEY HERE

That the pilgrimage to Pennsgrole
and Salem. New Jersey. last summer
by Chamber of Commerce. was pro
dnctive of much good was evident
during the Christmas holidays. Ac-
cording To figures prepared by the
Wilmington and New Jersey feriy
Company. Winch operates the ferry
boat Long Beach, between winning
ton and Ponnsgrore, 5S2 people cross
ed the river to this city on Christmas
Day
Local stores also report that more
than 600 shoppers did their BUYING
here instead OF Philadelphia.
Evening journal., 1914-01-02
FIRE DESTROYS
DOVER LANDMARK

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
DOVER, Del. jan 2.-Fire last
night destroyed one Of Doyer's old
landmarks, brick building back oil
the Presbyterian Cemetery and but a
few feet from the Dover gasiisht
plant. The building, which was more
than one hundred years old, was used
for many years es a stable but lot
thc past three yeals had been remod
eled on tie inside and was used as 4
mission by colored Baptists,
Evening journal., 1914-01-02
DOyER P. o. S. OF A. OFFICERs.

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
DOVER, Del. Jan. 2.-Mashingtoh
Camp. No. 8. r. o. 5. of A., has cleo
ter the following officers: President
Charles c. Greenwood, vice-presl-
dent Herbert A. Still; master OF
forms. A. Abbott; recording secre-
tary. David Butler; financial secre-
tary. Walter Ware: treasurer, An
drew McFann: conductor, c. Han
inspector. John Boyce; guard, kop-
ert Harris; ianitor- Joseph Green
ihaugh
Caesar Rodney Council. No. s. Jr.
o. II. A. NJ. will hold a receution ana
lpublic installation at the Dover Cen
mrv Club rooms. Thursday evening
January 8.
Evening journal., 1914-01-02
nIssInN s0CIETY MEETINe.

The January meeting OF the Wo-
mans Missionary Society Of Central
Presbyterian Church will be held an
the church parlors on next Tuesday.
Mrs /, Weller and Mrs. w. j. Craig
.wni have charge of the home topic,
'Home Missions Financed, ana ,ae
foreign topic. China, VIII oe als
cusscd hy Miss Emma Bush ana MISS
Mabel Baird Mrs. J. L. foulk VIII
be the assisting hostess.
Evening journal., 1914-01-02

waiting for signal to move forward
and receive their gifts whn the fatal
cry was uttered. In a fraction of a mini
utc nearly AN of the 700 persons in the
hall nadc dash Ton ihc Jingle cNit.
Tho stairway was choked With dead and
diving while the building was fairly
rocking with the rush of the tmong and
the shrieks of the tcrror.stricken people.
Evening journal., 1914-01-02
SALISBURY FOR WOMAN'S
SUFFRAGE If BLACKS AND
ILLETERATES ARE BARRED

Sensor Tells Local Suffragiss After Smoking Our
That He May Urge for Such Change in The Con-
sfifufionsl Ameudeni-- Would Resign Rather Than
Oppose Constituents if Majority Favor the Amend
meni--WiH Ask Party TO Favor Women in the Mex
State Platform.
Evening journal., 1914-01-02

CArHliFr. Mich, jan 2.-Ihc Christ
mas cye horror here. IN which about
eighty meu. women and childr'n 'osl
THEN lives through a false cry oi 'ffc.
Inns cast a cloud oi gloom over the en,','
state. Tine pani, occurred at . .h'isl
mas tree gathering n Italian Han neio,
vhcn am intoxicated man sta2set,e.u 90 ~.
tho door of the hul and shouted "Iire.
rhe children were standing IN the alsies
Evening journal., 1914-01-02
80 mnoN ANp TIDEs.
Mouth Of Christial

High water .-. .25 A. ". ~. ~ u a. AZ
low water . so a. NJ 49, ~
Reedy Island high and low water one
hour emlier.
Evening journal., 1914-01-02
NfsJAER

For Delaware: snow OF
rnin tonight and Sa'urday'
warmer.
Evening journal., 1914-01-02
TO-DAY'S TEMPERATURE

yaE RELT DRUG STORE.
The Holt County sentinel., 1914-10-30

Daniel b. Kunkel, nominee for
County Clerk is eminently qualified
for this position. See that his name
is on your Ballot, next Tuesday, No
vember 5. Political Advertisement
M. ID. Price, OF Banner, Okla, is
visiting here, the guest Of his son,
Alfred his daughters, Mrs, Elliott
and Fred Kurtz, This is his first
visit back TO his old home In three
yeaIs. lie Is looking tine-says he Is
now In better health than he has been
for years. He will remain for two or
three weeks.
The Holt County sentinel., 1914-10-30

SEC llIt your Ballot has on
II Tic rare # u. II. ALKiRE
ipr Collector - the Revenue
Of Holt County. II This name
is no; upon your Ballot YOU
will make Il grave mistake.
lie is well qualified and he'll
make Il diIiOent effort 10 col.
leot every cent Of The Taxes.
and will conscientiously &c.
count for every penny col.
lcotcd. \.,r,r,..r..r
&. T. Z ,pk NaS Ia pmsur, " ~.
ity u' 'N,s Nr-N.
Fine tpril", arI rI'd son driuh.
a. lur West SIDE ta'r,
Iur Mnm l.rhir, uuN l,v" luIh>
'.r safe ~ MIS-, MnrEIaud',, Variety
store Iud Mr,. paNid,un'>,
Mi, Gu,'i 'pprrm tui> nov pre-.
pt,ri lu lusNrr demands for sen Ing,
either ny the hour ur hy the day.
The Holt County sentinel., 1914-10-30
For Presiding Judge yote ioI
John 7, Cut,icr. ,.,, '",.'..a, fl,

llrur, IlNIrs and Vine" ll'pprr
,Dlil h,. uunrli At hogs lu Forrest CO,
bI.ur~. last weak.
Mr.. Ir,rpu Stone. Of rnr Burr
OAK district Nuo ht, been enjoying
a dr'i-uia' eating in Colorado, ic.
lurnyd home last week.
We are sorry lo earn of the illness
ut George Lease ul the Burr OAK di-
irirl: Hr 4. trlivr, hul ir Nt- a
nights SICK man from appendicitis,
The Holt County sentinel., 1914-10-30
Vote for W. II, Sparks tor
Judge OF the First District.
who will guard The Peoples
interests. ,i,I.,',,m,ur

Remember Sc ~rIyr short orders
aud are open ~ all hours. West side
Care.
Dauir Euutrl. Sr., and wife are
visiting WITH Ilptr children T. l.
M'IHuui, wife and family IN 81. Joe
Srlh.
Ms, Amanda puugln las re-
turned iuU llnphiu., Mo, Where size
visited week with relatives aud
iTlruu,
The Holt County sentinel., 1914-10-30

There VII he box.supper at the
Highland scEoolhouse, next Saturday
evening, November :, and arrange.
ments are being made to feed the
hungry, and eat the more, because
you will likely get the box lilled with
good things prepared 'by your best
girl