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The Monticellonian., 1915-03-11
Model of Yosemite Valley.

According to the bulletin of the American Geographical society, a large relief model of the Yosemite val ley is being constructed at the office Of public roads in Washington. for The government exhibit at the Panama Pacific exposition.
The Monticellonian., 1915-03-11
Greatest Poets

Homer, Lucretius. Dante, Shake speare Goethe, Milton. Shelley. Byron, fennyson. Browning. Perhaps others might be added It is largely mat ter Of taste and temperament-al- though there is but little room for ar sument about the first six names.
The Monticellonian., 1915-03-11
Next After God.

After God there is nothing, oh. my friend, so swl ct as friend.-Eugenia d. Guorin.
The Monticellonian., 1915-03-11
Neutrality Note.

When mother-in-law gets mad ac wife and demands her passports so she can leave, husband is a fool if he doesn't remain neutral. Florida Times Unioi
The Monticellonian., 1915-03-11

This is the German trench mortar or minenwerfer, Krupp invention. It is a yard long, with caliber of less than seven inches and a range of nearly quarter of mile. For action the wheels are taken off and the car riage bed is placed on the ground
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-10-15
"Wednesday BRIDGE Club

The Neduc day Bridge Club, which
was to have met This week with Mrs.
r. Il Taylor u.t iu-toad at the home
ot Mr. y. A. HoIich ou Pine street.
There were just the members of the
club present and three tables OF
bridge were set. Mrs. r.. h Taylor
u1dc the highest score
Mr. Bohch arvod delicious re-
g. bmcut- and the usual enjoyable
social time followed
The Wednesday Bridge Club viii
meet next week go the home Of Mrs.
r. Il. Taylor. ou Hcmlock street.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-10-15
ROY ROGERS WAS INJURED
TUESDAY BY AUTOMOBILE

Roy Roger. - years old, met with
% painful accident Tuesday afternoon
about o'clock on Gold avenue and
Spruce street when the bycycle ON
which he was riding collided with an
automobile owned and driven by "a
man from Swrctwater, Texas, WHOSE
name was not learned The Young
man received severe bruises on the
legs. hut Fortunately no bones WEE,
broken. The accident seemed lu
have been unavoidable. no blame at
taching 10 the driver of the car
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-10-15
Birthday invitations

Mr. T.. J. York has issued fom
teen invitations 10 the young people
Tor her daughters birthday next Sat
urlay afternoon. when Miss Win
r,ircl York viii entertain her youue
friend from . to 5, it being her ninth
birthday.
Mrs York's home ON Pine street
win be beautifully decorated in pinn
and white ON thi4 occasion: durins
the afternoon she win serve two
course luncheon and birthday party
viii no doubt be a most enjoyable
occasion.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-10-15
SOCIETY
]. A. BriNae Club

A new cab has just been organ-
lied, called the -. A. Bridge Club.
The meaning Of the -. A." being
secret among its members. The club
held its first meeting Monday night
al the home Of Miss Esther Bohch,
on Pine street Miss Clara Wright
made the best score.
There are eight members in the J. A.
club, they are: Misses Faye Me-
keyes Katherine Wamel, Rhynette
Tro~bndse, Margaret Randolph,
E.ther Bolich. Clara Wright, Cath
crime and julia sheppard
After the bridge games. Miss 30.
lich served O. delicious lunch, and the
mcngbci- were lighted with the ev-
onng' entertainment.
The nest meeting of the club will
be- held al the home of Miss Fave
Mckeye- on Pine troet
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-10-15
Missionary Society

The la iic- OF the Missionary So
riety of the Methodist Church met
at The home ol Nr. d. 6. Penzotti,
.on Tin avenue, Thursday afternoon.
The meeting was % busy one, the
afternoon being spent la ucedlework
n- The Iadlc- are preparing for a big
bazaar to bc hold n the near future
for the benefit OF the church.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-10-15

Serial Ne 0i05GI Contest No 12in
NOTICE or CONTEST
Dcartmrni If the Interior
{ nilcd siaies Land Office Las Cruces 81 NJ
october ~ 1915.
70 u Caledonia Dixon II Myndus y 4.
Coni.steo.
You are hereby notified that Harry
Whhcomb who gives Myndus. y NJ. a. his
post office address did on September : 1915.
ile In hi, office hn duly corrorhoraied 800.
plicnton io contest aud secure the cancellation
nf your homestead Entry No 0l05Gl, Serial
Na OIO5Gi made October 20 1914 for STl !.
srrion 20 Township % : Range " g.
NJ = Meridian aud ns grounds for his CON
;e.l alloge. that .aid Il Catalonia OLSON
route.ipr has wholly abandoned aid tract Il
land aud changed her residence thereirom .or
more than -iN month, since making said cni'
aud uc,t prior To the date herein that sniu
con,oste. has not established her residence 'n
said land sine. the date VI entry thereof aud
h,. made no cultivation Of amy orion there
.i O.. /, required D., the homestead laws
Won are therefore further notified that lhe
said allegations will be- taken confessed, ana
your aid entry will be- cancelled without FUR
ther riaht 10 be- heard eithe rbeforc this o.
fee or on appeal Il Won iail TO file IN ihis ~
iica within twrui, days after the FOURTH
publication II hi. notice as shown below
,pHr answer undo, oath specifically Res
pounding TO these allegations u contest, togetll
er with due proof that you have served cop,
OF YOUR answer on the said contestant ciihr.
u person or by registered mail
Won .bould state In vour answer the name
us the post niii.e Go which YOU desire future
notice. Co. h. sent 10 YOU
John t. Burn sidr
Register
Date OF urst publication oct IS 1915
na'r OF second publication oct o.. 1915
Date oi third publication oct 20 1918
Dat Ut fourth publication NOV, 8 1915
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-10-15
Henson White

Miss Eulu White and J. II. Henson
we're married at the home of the bride
Tuesday evening 700 Z p. M. by Rev
Theodore Plat pastor of the Bap-
list church
Member oi 5.a immediate family
and Mr. and Mrs Fisher we're the
only guests present.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-10-15
Friday Club

The Friday Climb viii not meet this
week ON occow. oi the absence of
-u many member but it will meet
next week with Mrs. IL. C. Bush on
Pine street
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-10-15
U S. Citizens Now

otto Reese, Emil Weber, Peter
'l-ddiek. of Germany. Ellen Eliza.
b.jh Jones. of England: We're ad-
r.t'cd To citizenship Tuesday be-
f..a Judge Conlr Nehlett
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-10-15
Christian Church Social Circle

The Social Circle of the Christian
Church vii. meet Thursday, October
IN, at 80 o'clock with Mr.. j. W.
fMrail. ON Iron avenue.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-10-15

Mr.. and Mrs. C. r. Sundquist re-
turned TO the city Thursday from
tsp to the state fair at Albuquerque.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-10-15

Mrs. J. J Well left Demng We'd
as.jey Cor a u-it to friends in Santa
Rita
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-10-15

Mrs. George Longest of Micsse
was in town Wednesday shopping.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-10-15

Ruhcrt l.. Lang Loume Tucker,
ai du,taye Rahm of the [. S.
Engineer Corps topped over in
urm,up Wednesday morning on their
aay 10 Font Bayard for treatment.
They ar from the Philippines
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-10-15

shannon and Gilchrist of Arizouu
have about a thousand cattle in the
local -tochydrd which they are sell
ml at To local -tockman for stock
lup the range.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-10-15

sam Watkins. local Overland agent
received q carload of new model or.
about the 10th. Call and take q
look at them. Watkins Fuel and
Transfer Co.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-10-15

10. rl, band at Silver Cily. which
consists Of twenty well trained mu
,r.u topped over in DemIug Tue
laE evening" on their way 10 Albu
rn rHuc They played q number oI
.'r.liou- at the union depot that
81 =. very much enjoyed by the crowd
M.h Gathered
: lhuua.. engineer for the Bi
MDalhc Mining and Milling com
pauy. Is in town for few days ON
bu-iup--
Nr ard Mr. Jim Ke'r left Wed
day for the Masonic meeting and
,ha fair at Albuquerque
yr,. 3. T.. Wright of Columbu
Wa IN Dcming Wednesday.
Nir. aud Mr.. Ma-ton of the Min
bre- section were in Demng Wednes
dav
The Friday night Bridge club di'
not hae a meeting last Friday night
PlninReld, M An ingenious farm
hand attached "a Rubber hose to th
cvhau-t Of In bosses AUTOMOBILE
drove thrnugh the fields and inserto,
I the hose INTO every gopher hole h
frnud Every gopher was killed. II
then inserted the hose into rat hole
turned on the engine and the rodent
have diappeared
sam Watkins. local Overland ager
received carload Of new model "a
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-10-15

Ray Lum, a horse buyer of Nick-
burg Mississippi i here buying hor
Sos aud mules for shipment to Wick
burg
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-10-15

jim Kerr and II. II. Kelly shipped
in 80 COWS this week.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-25
CHRISTENING. WEDDING AND
FUNERAL AT SAME TIME

All arrangements having been pre-
Viously made for the marriage Of her
daughter Evelyn to Elmer II. Nelson,
of Pontiac, Mich, and for the christ
ening Of her grandson, Laurence Nell
son, Mrs. Robert Johns, 6463 Kim
bark aV., president Of the Woodlawn
Woman's Club, kept to the schedule
and then ordered the funeral cere-
mony for her husband to proceed in
the same room within an hour of the
wedding.
Theh wedding occurred yesterday
at O'Clock. Immediately it was over
the grandson, was christened. He is
the son Of anothe rdaughter Of Mrs.
Johns and brother Of Elmer H. Nell
son.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-25
BIS o. NEWS

States Atty Hoyne> continued i1-
-vestigation Of primary vote frauds
before grand jury. ~
Bucket weighing 500 lbs. plunged
down narrow 80-foot eaisson Of new
State-Adams bldg, where Coleman
Conley, 1045 N. Franklin, was work
ing. Crouched against wall, saving
his life. Right hand crushed.
Oak Park iitney bus grows exclu-
sive. Price raised to % cents and
viii enter service exclusively for use
of bankers.
Hundred girls in cIassrooms when
fire broke out which destroyed Star
rett School for Girls, 4707 Vincennes
av. Marched out with no disorder.
All belongings lost.
Rudolph ElIer, f724 Belmont av.,
owner string of fats, wearer of Ger
man iron cross for bravery in Franco
Prussian war, said wife used Ratchet
on him. Divorce granted.
Miss Cora Johnson, chief nurse
Presbyterian hospital, win 60 to Riev,
Russia, as war nurse.
Rev. Jas. NJ. DarneII became hVs-
terical in U. S. marshaI's Office. At
tempted to attack his father. Miss
stenographeF, Saratoga hotel,
identified minister for reason I'M
known,
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-25

their5 feet when, after listening to
EI5stein's argument, he said: Eve
been expecting every day to have
lawyer show that"
There was hurried consultation
between the FUnkhouser men and
Asst Corporation Counsel Frank
Smith announced that the prOsecu-
ton would non-suit the case.
Erbstein fought this and demand
Cd that ten court render a decision.
But the non-suit was allowed to
stand.
Around the city hall it was admit
ted that the morals squad has receiv-
edian awful jolt. Without the use of
stool pigeons their operations are fu-
fie. Practically all their cases have
een made by the use Of men who go
dat on the streets to trap women.
Then the police detailed to follow the
stool pigeons make the arrests.
Itis very probable that the LaPearl
d4se and the "law of entrapment"
yin be brought to the attention of
the city council. Second Deputy
Funkhouser twould make no COM.
Inent or prophecy concerning the
work of the squad of the future.
However, after the case today it
will be easy for any attorney to go
into court and have the morals squad
cases thrown out. That viii mean
lot Of money fooishly spent on stool
pigeons.
N1H -O-O
SECOND PASSPORT SCANDAL
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-25
SECOND PASSPORT SCANDAL

SECONg THSSTI CINl SSFNNSFN-
New York, Feb. 25.-Government
officials today deIVed deeper into a
second fraudulent passport case, fol-
lowing the arrest and confession Of
Richard Stegler, a German, that he
was about to be sent to England to
do SOY duty for the German govern
ment while masquerading as an
American citizen travelling on bust
ness. Captain Boyd, German naval
attaehe at Washington, is mentioned
In Stegler's confession, which was
prompted by his young American
bride of three months.
SeVentY-fiYe girls routed by factory
fire. s25 S, Market, None injured.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1915-11-23
THANKSGIVING HOLIDAY
AT THE NAVAL ACADEMY.
Midshipmen TO Have Liberty From To-
morrow Afternoon Until Thursday
Evening.

The usual holiday privileges have
been extended the members of the reg
iment of midshipmen, by Superintend-
ent Eberle. in an order Just issued at
the Naval Academy applying to the
Thanksgiving Day observances this
week.
All studies and exercises will be
suspended from 800 p. m. on wednes-
day, November "a, until evening roll
call on Thursday, November 25.
Leave to visit Annapolis and officers
quarters in the Academy grounds will
be granted as follows To all midship-
men not under restriction, on Wednes-
day, November "a, from $50 D. M, to
evening roll-call on Thursday, Novem-
ber 25, from Immediately after break
fast until evening roll-call; also to the
members of the First and Second
classes and to such members of the
Third and Fourth classes as may have
received permission to accept invita-
tions, from after dinner until $50 D.
m., on Wednesday, November "a.
Midshipmen are requested to be
present at all roll-call formations. all
meals and duties especially designed.
except when excused by proper au-
thority Divine service will be held in
the Chapel at $50 a. m. on Thursday,
Thanksgiving Day.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1915-11-23
LATEST ADDITIONS
TO NEW FOURTH CLASS
Full Roster of the New Plebe Class
Naval Academy.
ADMISSION DATE FROM JULY 22.
List Alphabetically Arranged Of
Class 1919.

The full roster of the new fourth
class at the Naval Academy has been
completed The following are the mid
shipmen to date from July 20. 1915. TO
which time a list of the class at that
period was published in this paper:
A. s. Adams. Vermont "A. b. AleXan-
der, South Carolina; j. G. Atkins, from
the United States Navy citizen of Wis
consin; G. II Bowman, New Jersey; II.
L. Challenger, Connecticut; B. II. Col
Inns, from the United States Navy, cit
izen of Illinois; H. p Cook, Indiana;
w. B. Cooley, from the United States
Navy, citizen of California;J G. Craw-
ford, Pennsylvania.
II. G. Gamble. Florida; II. Good
stein, Pennsylvania; ]. J. Graham,
Massachusetts; l.. MIGRANT, Kentucky;
j. A. Habercorn, Jr., Illinois; W. ID.
Hand Jr.. oklahoma; +. +. Hartman,
New York W. Il. Hilbert, Massachu-
setts; II. NJ Jackson, from the United
States Navy, citizen of Alabama II
Nj. Killian. Nebraska; c. w. Kirkland.
Florida f. r. Kirkland, Florida; J.
b. Mcdonald, Jr., Presidential appoint
tee, citizen of Alabama.
L. NJ. Marsh, New York; V. r. Moore.
Pennsylvania A. F. Moran, Jr.. New
orl1;W f. Moran, Utah; l.. ~ Nor
gan, Nebraska; J. b. Noble, from the
United States Navy, citizen of Texas;
G. McF O'Rear, Alabama; l.. c. Par
ker. Georgia; C. X. Post, California;
n. j. Post. New York; L. G. Ramsay
Mississippi; j w. Roper, South Caro-
lima; " III. Schaeffer, Ohio: c. II.
Schidhauer, from the United States
Navy, a citizen of Wisconsin; NJ. f.
Scheffel, Pennsylvania; M r. Seligman.
New Mexico; T. G. w. Settle. from the
United States Navy, citizen of Texas
w. X. b. Shope, New York; c. f.
Thomas, Ohio; ]. w Thomas, Tennes-
see; S. s. Wells. from the United
States Navy. a citizen of Colorado; f.
A. Westphal, Rhode Island; NC. Whey
land, Florida; ]. A. Whitson, Mississ-
ippi; III. r. Whitaker, Pennsylvania:
c. Wilkes. from the United States
Navy, citizen of North Carolina; r.
Williams. Jr., Kentucky; II S. Wood
man, from the United States Navy,
citizen of California.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1915-11-23
SPENT ALL SAVE $2S6
DID COUNTY DEMOCRATS.
Legally Required Reports Filed With
Clerk TO County Commissioners.

The Democrats of Anne Arundel
county in the last election held early
this month, had a campaign fund of
S2,SS2. and spent all of this except a
balance of S2.S6. while the Republican
party had S1,67O. and spent all they
had, according to the legally required
reports of collections and expendi-
lures Just fled with the Clerk of the
Circuit Court BY ogle Tughman, and
William H. Meade the respective cam
paign treasurers.
In both instances the biggest single
contribution to the funds. came from
the State organizations OF the respec-
tive parties. Murray Vandiver, state
Chairman of the Democrats sent $500
toward the local fight. while Galen 4.
TAFT, treasurer for the State Republi-
cans sent to the Anne Arundel work
er's fund 81 ,04O altogether
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1915-11-23
COUNTY WINNERS
AT MARYLAND WEEK FAIR.
County Cullings---Pertinent Personals
Cleaned BY Capitals Correspondent.

Maryland Week was a great sue
cess in Baltimore. and the booths were
very attractive with all the tempting
good things from the counties on dis
play. The flowers were beautifully ar
ranged as weIl.
1t is not fair for the rest of the ex-
hibitors for one or two to have a pro-
fessional to arrange the booths. Natur-
ally they would come in for prizes
while the others fall in at the end of
the line The Brownsville Clubs booth
was very pretty and the exhibits were
better than ever.
The blue ribbons were not plentiful
enough to go around. and many of the
jars had TO stand without their ribbons
as there was not sufficient ribbons
TO place on them. Mr.. Allen Nichols
won first prize in general exhibit for
the best peck of potatoes, also second
prize for sweet potatoes, and second
prize for fiat Dutch cabbage Mr..
John Jungers, of near Best Gate, got
second prize for sweet potatoes.
Mrs. Luther Nichols and son, Allen,
of South river. attended the MARYLAND
Week exhibit in Baltimore last week.
Mr.. and Mrs II. Henry will1ing. of
Iglehart, were among theose visiting
the Maryland Week exhibit at the Fifth
Regiment Armory, Baltimore on last
Thursday
Mr.. Charles Worthington and many
others were in Baltimore in attedance
on the Maryland Week exhibit lasr
Friday and Saturday.
Mr.. John Dorsey spent Saturday al
his summer home at Hammond's
Crossing.
Mr.. William Moultrie, of Baltimore.
visited Sherwood Forest on Friday.
Mr.. Royer brought few prospective
purchasers from Baltimore Sunday
to select a preferable style of cottage
at The Forest
The cottages are in such demand
there is sale for them even before
they are erected. l.. nj. w.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1915-11-23
The famous comedian John Barry
more, in his greatest screen success
Colonial. Tuesday. adv.2tn
Automobile Accident on County Road.

Mrs. Suit, the wife of Mr.. A. b.
Suit. of Germantown. and her aunt.
Mrs. Harriet Shaw. of Washington. d.
c., while driving from church Sunday
morning and while making the turn to
go into her home on the Camp Parole
road. were run into by the automobile
of Prof. Samuel Garner. which hit the
horse, knocking it down and badly
bruising and cutting the animal
Mrs. Suits hand was sprained, and
Mrs. Shaw suffered from shock a
physician had to be called in to render
medical assistance II will be some
weeks before the horse will be able TO
work
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1915-11-23
LOCAL BASKETBALL
SEASON ABOUT TO OPEN
Guardsmen to Have Sport All to
Themselves Until Latter Part
of December.
TOMORR0W'S GAME.
Company M. to Play West Branch Y.
M. c. A. Quiat Of Baltimore.

The Guardsmen will open the local
basketball season, and will occupy the
field exclusively until the latter part
Of December when the first games
will be played at the Naval Academy
and St. Johns.
Tomorrow evening. Company M will
play against the West Branch Y. M.
c. A. team OF Baltimore, an aggrega-
tion which by It's fast and clever work
as we'll as It's hign workmanship al
ways affords pleasure to the specta-
tors. IL has played before at the Ar
mory and has many friends in Annapo-
lis.
On Friday evening the fives OF Com
pany NJ and the Machine-Gun Com
pany will meet. This will excite
much local interest, as it is the first
appearance Of the machine gunners in
sport. The team will be picked from
Kaiser (ceptsin), Robert Jones, Saun-
ders. Brady. De Conay, ParIette,
Tucker, Bright, Westuba. MuhImeis-
ter. Charles Jones and others.
Corporal Virgil Linton has been
elected captain Of Company MS
basketball team, in place of John
Boone who has left Annapolis. He is
playing forward this year. and form
ing fast combination with Muster
man on the other side. Among the
other old men playing are Miller,
Myers. Saunders, G., Collins, Parkin-
son. and Heyse and McCarter are
promising new men. Manager Holley
is arranging fine schedule. including
games with as many as possible of the
companies of the First Regiment
which support teams.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1915-11-23
SECRET PRACTICE
FOR THE MIODIES
Given Hard Scrimmage by Coach
ing Staff.
LAST WORKOUT TOMORROW.
While the Backfield That Will Start
Against the Army at the Polo
Grounds Saturday Has Been
Practically Settled.

watchmen kept all but naval
people away from the field yesterday
afternoon, the midshipmen were given
hard scrimmage under the direction
of dead Coach Ingram and his staff.
Practice will be secret today and to-
morrow, the latter being the lest work
out the local grounds While the
backield which will start against the
Army team next Saturday, has been
practically settled, doubt remains as to
the final selection of the forwards, par.
ticularly in view of the poor work of
some of them against Ursinus on Sat-
urdsy.
Lieutenant Ingram stated yesterday
afternoon that he would decide upon
the occupants of these positions accord
ing to the work done in practice on
the three remaining days. In view of
the unsatisfactory work of the lin e.
the chances of injur es in practice will
have to be taken, as nearly every man
needs attention before entering the
final contest
The linemen who are reasonably
sure of entering the Army contest are
Ward and Gilman at the tackles and
Kercher as one of the guards e r.
Smith and Holman are contending for
the other guard, and Jones and Good
stein for center johnson is q slight
favorite over Jackson for right end,
and Won Hiemberg seems to have the
call over Blodgett on the other flank,
but the latter did some excellent work
against Ursinus on Saturday, and has
still chance of being first choice.
While Craig. Westphal. Davis and
Martin is the backield combination for
the first attack against the Army, the
work Of Vail has attracted the coaches
favorable attention, and now is likely
TO be first substitute for all the posi-
tions behind the line except quarter
back.