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NOTES AND PERSONALS

Mrs. Omar Brasher has returned rom Il delightful visit to her mother, Mrs Mlms P. Jemison. in Tuscaloosa | Mrs. Ida Chappell has returned to her home in Hopkinsville. Ky, after being the guest of MT. and Mrs. J. k. Chap- pell.
 Miss Mary Chollett is at home after | spending the winter in Mobile and Mont
 gomery.
 Mrs Beech Chenoweth is spending q part of the heated term in south earo- | lima.
 Miss Grace Murphy has returned to Greensboro after visiting MT. and Mrs. Mathew Murphy. | Miss Madeline Hirschfield, of Mooie.
 will arrive Thursday to visit her aunt Mrs M. K. Erdreich | Mir. and Mrs A. L. Morgan motored | from Uniontown Sunday to spend the oay | with Mrs. M. K. Erdreich | Dr. J. E. Never is spending the holl- | days with relatives in this city, but Will | leave the latter part fthe month TOT Philadelphia to take up hospital Woik III | that city. =, | Among the out-of-town guests who VIII Attend the JourneySmith wedding are
 MT. and Mrs J. w. Journey MT. Linder | Journey and Miss Ruby Journey Of Jack
 sonville. Ala, and MT. B. M. Stewart, of | Gadsden.
 Mrs. A. J. Cooke. of starksville Miss. is the guest of Mrs. J. B. Cole on the
 North Highlands
 l Miss May Hammer, Miss Mary Alice Strong and MT. Lueien Strong have come from Tuscaloosa to be guests of MT. and
 Mrs A. D. Smith for the Journey-Smlth wedding.
 Mrs. John w. Tomlinson and Miss Bland Tomlinson are spending a part oi
 this week with Mrs. Frank Nelson. l MT. Bryan Tomlinson will spend the | summer vacation In Washington with MT. and Mrs William Jennings Bryan l going later for visit to MT. and Mrs l John McQuillan Carter in Philadelphia MT. John H. Frye and Mrs M. A. Frye are visiting relatives in Anniston.
 Miss Mallie Moughon is attending com mencement al Auburn,
 MT. Douglas Mcqueen spent the week
 end with his parents, pr. and Mrs Stew art McQueen, in Montgomery | Miss Etta l.. Ratterman continues Il at St. Vincent's hospital.
 Dr. and Mrs Charles E. Bowman arc
 at home after two weeks visit Wltf
 relatives in Atlanta.
 MT. and Mrs c. E. Mason are guests o'
 her brother MT. Robert Meyer, in Jack sonVille, Fla.
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Miss Martha Glover was hostess at bridge party at the Newspaper club yes terday afternoon at 3;sO o'clock, compli menting her guests, Miss Elizabeth Ra- mey and Miss Christine Nelson of Atlan- ta. Auction bridge was played at nine tables and at the conclusion of the game a box of correspondence cards was awarded to the player having the high est score and each of the honor guests received a box of crepe de chine handker- chiefs. A delicious ice course was served.
 Those present were Miss Dorsey Harris. Miss Helen Keiser, Miss Roberta Lamb, Miss Etoile White Miss Julia Carney, Miss Kathleen Hayes, Miss Marie Rosa mond. Miss Ella Louis Ward, Miss Ma bel Marler Miss Margaret Lasseter, Miss Margaret Griffith, Miss Lida Otts, Miss Margaret Gage. Miss Nora ScreVen, Miss Mary Bethea, Miss Fay Winn, Mrs Tom Pankey, Mrs A J. Lamb, Mrs. Egbert Blair, Mrs. j. Allen Durham, Mrs. Henry Morschemer Mrs. Ben Gheeeseman, Mrs. ]. L. Yancey, Mrs. Clements, Mrs. John Stone Hoskns Miss Annie Franklin, Miss Lois Brown, Mrs T. H. owens, Miss Dorothy Allen, Miss Doris Moughon, Miss Katherine Ross Miss Nellie Hay low, Mrs Walter White, Mrs. Ed Keiser Mrs. George Harris, Mrs. Murray Hitch- cock, Miss Margaret Dewey, Mrs. Carlton Smith. Miss Nettie Beall, Mrs. Lawson Gambll, Miss Florence Gambill, Mrs. Margaret Drennen, Miss Miriam smyer, Mrs O. D. Atkins, Miss Hnshlette Adams Mrs. w. H. Sadler, Miss Mary o'Brian, Miss Margaret Moore, Miss Jeanette Ebersoe Miss Florne Holses, Miss Hettie Sibley, Miss Yallie Young White, Miss Margaret Cameron and Miss Elizabet Wilson.
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LITTLE MISS BARBOUR
 CELEBRATES A BIRTHDAY

Little Mary Lee Barbour entertained a number of her small friends at the home of her mother, Mrs. Ben B. Bar
 bour, in Norwood, yesterday afternoon. Pink and white table decorations were
 used and the same color motiff prevailed | in the ices and cakes. Games and con- | tests were the order of the afternoon. Those present were: Martha Lewis Scott Elizabeth Lee, Elizabeth Taylor, 1 Sarah Pate, Elizabeth Pate, Mary Lee Barbour, Lucille Calden, Eugene Calden. | Billy Joohns, Audrey Joohns, Ernestine
 Hornady Ruth Brown. Nell Brown, Ber- | nice Stovall, Roberta Nell Fruttica, Cecil | Evers, John Huston Barbour, Milner
 Jeanette Cruse, Dorothy Harles, Mary 1 Lee Stoves.
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MIR. AND MRS. GLENN
 COMPLIMENT GUESTS

Mrs. Elvie Potts Clark of Monroe. La., who is the attractive guest of Mir. and Mrs. c. B. Glenn. was the inspiration of an enjoyable affair given by her hosts at their beautiful home on Crescent Heights last evening. s
 The entire lower floor was made at- tractive with a profusion of sweet peas, roses and other summer blossoms, ferns being used as ba ckground and an ex- cellent orchestra { furnished music for
 dancing, which was enjoyed until late
 hour by more than 50 guests. Punch was
 dipped from a -floRer banked table sta
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LOPEZ EDWARDS
 MARRIAGE SOLEMNIZED

The marriage of Miss Zella k. Edwards, daughter of MT. and Mrs. z. B. Edwards, of Norwood to Mr. William H. Lopez was prettily solernnized yesterday morn ing at o'clock at the First Christian church. The wedding was a quiet event and the ceremony was performed by Rev. Adkins, pastor of the church. in the pres- ence of a few relatives and friends.
 Miss Edwards only attendant was MisS Mary Louise Lopez, sister of the groom, who was maid of honor Mir Herbert A. Allison was best man for MT. Lopez. The bride wore a becoming putty colored travelling suit with hat to match and carried an arm cluster of brides roses.
 After a brief wedding trip MT. and Mrs. Lopez will make their home with the parents of the groom, MT. and Mrs. w. s. Lopez, in West End.
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MISS HALSEY HOSTESS
 FOR MISS HOWELLS

One of the most delightful of the many entertainments complmenting Miss Mary Howells, a lovely bride-eect, was an informal bridge party yesterday after noon which had Miss Salle Will Hulsey as hostess
 Sweet peas developed a pink and white decorative plan, which was very effec- tive and the same design appeared on the score cards. Following the interest ing, game of auction box of pretty handkerchiefs was awarded to the player having the highest score. An ice course brought this happy gathering to close. | Those present were: Miss Mary How l els, Miss Eugenia Wheeler, Miss Mar garet Dewey, Miss Julia Moore of Selma Miss Carrie Papot, Miss Dorothy Allen
 Miss Minnie Serio. Miss Gladys Moffatt
 Mrs. Elmer Rhodes, Mrs. T. J. McCullon and Miss Hulsey.
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FORD-S -SYLVESTOR
 INVITATIONS OUT

The following invitations have bean re- ceived:
 Mrs. Emily White Sylvester requests the honor of your presence al the mar riage of her daughter, Julia Frances, to MT. Charles West Ford, on Thursday evening, June "A. 1915, at s:30 o'clock. POPS Eleventh avenue, south, Brming ham, Ala"
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ny JANE SHELBY

bey, secretary. and Mrs. W. A. Reynolds, treasurer.
 Besides these officers the following were present: Miss Mary F.. Fausnaugh head resident: Miss Mittie Hamby, kindergar ten teacher, and Miss Lois Ramsey, who has charge of the day nursery.
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MRS. BARBER HOSTESS AT
 AFTER REHEARSAL PARTY

Following the rehearsal of the marriage of Miss Mary Elizabeth Booth and Dr.. Locke Chew last evening, Mrs Arlie Barber entertained at a delightful buffet supper at her home in West Eng. The house was prettily decorated for the oc- casion and the guest list was limited to those included in the wedding party.
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COUSINS-WHITE
 ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED

MT. and Mrs. s. E. Morgan announce the engagement of their sister, Zelma White, to Dr. George L. Cousins, the wedding to take place in July.
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SPRAGUE-SCOTT
 ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED

Mir. and Mrs. N. Whitfield Scott an- nounce the engagement of their daugh ter, Ellen Ola Scott, to MT. J. Miles Sprague, the marriage to take place in July.
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PIONEER CLUB
 WITH MRS. LANE

The members of the Pioneer club will meet Saturday with Mrs. A. O. Lane at her home.
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Large Gard Party Given For Atldntd Visitors

HouseLopezEd
 Personals
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tioned on the porch and later a buffet supper was enjoyed In the dining room.
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Ole Miss, dar's CT Heap uv Wimmen dat aih't half as bad as dey's PAINTED! ]! Naw'ml


time" and the rest about her decided in chorus that they really are.
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kodaking and outdoor games were en- joyed. A picnic luncheon was served at noon MT. and Mrs. Harry Hillhouse and Mir. and Mrs. w. c. Carr were chaper- ones. Mrs. A. l.. Gaston will be hostess to the members of the Senior Forty-two club this afternoon. MT and Mrs J. c. Hammille of Jack
 sonvile, Fla. are visiting Mr. and Mrs.
 Fred Hammille in Fairview.
 Mrs. James Culpepper is visiting in l Pensacola, Fla.
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We are all going to Diamonds
and Hearts. -nlv

We are all going to Diamonds
and Hearts. adv
Mrs p. NJ. Reason entertain
ed at dinner Friday Mrs. S. A.
Bailey and Mrs. Statzer and
Miss Virgie Nicely, of East
Stone Gap.
Mrs. Carrie Anderson. of
Wise, is spending a few days in
the Gap Waiting her sister, Mrs.
j. w. Kelly.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Taggart,
MIR. and Mrs. II +. Young and
Paul Horne were among those
who attended the ball game at
Stonega Saturday.
The Woman's Home Mission
Society of the Southern Metho-
dist Church will meet in the
ladies' pnrlor ut the Church.
Thursday, May 9Th, at 3 O'Clock.
Henry X. McHarg, DR., of
the Virginia Iron, Coal and
Coke Company with headouar-
tiers in Roanoke, was in town
Saturday on business.
Judge and Mrs. W. N. Miller,
of Parkersburg, w. Va, spent
several days in the Gap the
past week, guests of MIR. aud
Mrs. f.. Drennen.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. Duffy and
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. II. Duffy, of
Stonega, were visitors to the
picture show at this place Sat
urday night.
Give us your orders for brick
ice cream and cakes for Sunday
dinner. Delivered any hour. -
Cash Meat Market.
Mrs. j. h. Richmond, of East
Stone Gap, spent n few days
last week visiting Mrs. Cora
Kilbourne in the Gap.
DR.. Conn Barker, of Gate
City, spent Sunday in the Gap
with his mother, Mrs. Sarah
Barker, who has been very sick
at the home of her daughter
Mrs. p. NJ Reason.
Miss AL Brown, of Norton
was the attractive guest of Miss
Parilee Buckley in the Gap Sat
nrday and Sunday.
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LOCAL ITEMS.

Capt, j. +. Bullitt spent a
few days in Louisville last
week on business.
a. X. Mann, of Wise, spent
Sunday in the Gap.
What Diamonds and Hearts.
Where! Amuzu. When? Fri
day, April 30th. adv
J. L. Mccormick left Friday
on business trip to Kentucky.
Wade NJ. Miles, of Wise, was
in town last week on profess
sionnl business.
DR.. w. 5. Neighbors, presi-
dent of Snllins College, Bristol,
spent "A few hours in the Gap
Saturday
Webb j Willitts, of Norton.
was a business visitor to the
Gap Saturday.
Come out Friday night and
encourage home talent.-adv
Born to MIR. and Mrs. II. l.
Cummings, on Monday morn
ing, "A son,
Mrs. j. l.. Mccormick is
spending a few days visiting
her daughter, Miss Florence.
who is attending school at Rad
ford.
Robert Imboden, of the Vir-
GINA and Southwestern Rail
way with headquarters in Bris
tol, was among the railroad
men in town on business last
week.
Diamonds and Hearts Friday
nlghi.-adv
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Polly
motorcd down to Pennington
zap Saturday and spent a few
days visiting relatives.
Irving Cantrell and Roy
Malnous, of Norton, attended
the show here Friday night.
Chas Trent, of Knoxville,
spent last week in the Gap
VISITING his sister, Mrs. l. P.
Martin.
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Diamonds g Hearts =
AComedy Drama in Three Acts
GIVEN BY--
JUNIOR CLASS OF HIGH SCHOOL
Friday, April 3Oth, $50 %. m.
THEATRE
CAST OF CHARACTERS.

love q! finn and u o GLADYS Lei
liaSicad oary Of
ne@ Gray Young loy visitor willing nla rackc
Mrs alste"lN widow the Iiaid girls Lillian b Head
annal Mary BARNES OF SIS "A maiden dy who house
""ier VI
Dwight hunter and Nj, HAl-teaa son by former
marriage K.Jes Scc
or' burton a Young physician
S""" The dakey ~lly iu the Inlead home Young
diamond j pctcr Wolfe
ATTORNEY swan
Sheriff Morgan Bnrcfe
Plays Two Hours Benefit High school Athletic
ADMISSION
Children under twelve Reserved Seats
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Rea1a1Q Dyspepsia
49, Tablets

will relieve your Indigestion. Many
people in this town have used them
and we have yet to hearof case where
they have failed We know tie for
mula. Sold r-',~i.- rs- ne a hay.
Kelly Drug Co.
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and Tuesday on professional
business.
Summer dress goods, CSC and
35c values for iGc.-Fullers.
II. Fl. Shelton. general couns
sci, and j II. MoCue. general
agent for the Virginia and
Southwestern Railway. were in
town Tuesday on professional
business.
j. Nj. McLemore, who has
been associated with the law
firm of Bullitt & Chalkley of
this place for several years. has
severed his connection with
that firm, effective May LIST.
and will open Offices here for
the general practice OF the law.
w. +. Baker, the architect,
brought to our office on Tues
day morning a bunch OF barley
that he had sown in his garden
that was four feet high. Pretty
good heighth for this time of
year.
The Guild of Christ Church
will meet with Mrs. II. l.. Parks
at the Monte Vista Thursday
afternoon at : O'Clock
LOST one pair of gold spec
tacles with crack in the left
lens, on the pike between Big
Stone Gap aud East Stone Gap.
Finder please return same to
w w. Buckley and receive re-
ward.
Kern's delicious cakes in sew
eral different llavors. only lOc.
Save baking and time. Nice for
Sunday anu quick aud special
occasions. Call Nickels Gro
Gerry Company.-adv
Rev. j. +. Craft returned
last week from n visit to reln
tlves and friends Mt Bowling
Green, Ky.
Miss Cora Hyatt, of Jones'
Vile, spent few days last
week in the Gap, the guest of
Mrs. j a. Gilmer. She went
from here To Norton to visit her
brother, G. G. Hyatt.
f. G.. Payne, former district
manager for the Virginia and
Tennessee Telephone Company
at this place, but now located
at Charleston, Va, spent
Sunday in the Gap, enroute to
Wise on legal business.
damon andPythias. lis com
ing soon Those interested i'm
the Knights Of pytEias and
others should see the wonderful
pictures. The beautiful story
appeals to every age, every
class.
Damon and Pythias" was
shown last year to many of the
children's homes in l.ouisville.
Ky, and received cnthusiastic-
ally.
Lucian llurd, who is in the
service of Uncle Sans army at
Eagle Pass, Texas. spent few
days here last week visiting his
father, Houston Hurd.
Rev. j. b. Craft left this
morning for Butler, Tenn,
where he will preach the com
mencement sermon at Wautau-
ga AcademyThursday morning.
Can you wear a3, 81 or 4 in
a b or G width: Ne have a
sample line for 95c, value 81 80.
-Fullers.
Mrs. r.. w. Flanary spent
Saturday and Sunday in Lee
county visiting relatives.
j. w Rush spent Sunday and
Monday in the Gap. enroute
to Huntington, W. Va. and
then Pittsburg, Penn, on bust
moss for the Puritan Grape
Juice Company, of which he is
representative.
Rev. w. n. Wagner was very
sick last week with lagrippe.
Rev. w. Fl. Wampler, of East
Stone Gap, preached for him
at the NJ. T. Church, South,
Snn1or
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''6 $40 esu '
Misses Anna Agee and Caro-.
line Rhoads and X X. Casper
and q. G.. McFerran attended
the Carnival at Appalachia
Wednesday night.
We are making special prices
on all summer coats, for in
stance SIG as value for $12 so,
and 5000 for 81 10 --Fuilers.
Misses Cora Mahafrey and
Nettie Willis, chaperoned by
Mrs ED Taylor, attended the
Carnival at Appalachia Friday
night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jonathan Xii.
hourn and mother, Mrs. Louisa
kilbourn, who have been living
at Appalachia, have moved
back To their old home place
near the l. & n. station.
Diamonds and Hearts, a
comedy drama in 3 acts, Friday
night.-adv
MIR. and Mrs. Otto Brown, of
Middlesboro, spent Sunday in
the Gap visiting MIR. Browns
grandmother, Mrs. Laura
Buckley.
Miss Julia Cox spent last
week up in the valley visiting
her cousin. Mrs. #. G.. Hamilton
Miss Emma Willis, who for
several weeks has been visiting
her cousin, Miss Elizabeth
Sprinkle, at Dante, has return
ed to her home up in the valley.
Try our 2Oc steak and reduce
the high cost of living Cash
Meat Market.
w. b. Fulton, of Wise, spent
a few days in the Gap last
week on business.
Ask to see our Savoy pump.
-Fullers.
On last sunday party of
Wise people motored down TO
Big Stone Gap. Among them
being Misses Bcss Gillian and
Anna Cantrell, Will Cantrell
and II II. Lowe. Wise Vir
ginian.
Miss Keita Cornell came
down from Appalachia and
spent few days visiting her
uncle, Geo. II. Mars. in the
Gap, last week,
See Diamonds and Hearts
Friday night.-adv
Mrs. Martin Wells, Mr. and
Mrs. Villas Wells an,h Mr.. and
Mrs. w. l.. Jones attended the
funeral Of Mrs. Wells niece,
Miss Elizabeth Adams, NJ Nor
ton Monday.
MIR, aud Mrs. Wells, of Cor.
bin, Ky, were in the Gap en-
route to Norton to attend the
funeral of their cousin, Miss
Elizabeth Adams.
Mrs. T. w. Goodloc and
daughter, Miss Georgia Good
loc, arrived in the Gap Thurs
day night from Roanoke and
will spend two months visiting
Mrs. Goodloe's sons, John,
Will and Ed Goodloe.
T.. f Tate, superintendent Of
the plant at Osaka, was in
town Friday.
|. V. jesse, special agent for
the accounting department Of
the Norfolk q Western Rail
way at Roanoke, was in town
last week visiting homefolks.
Architect w. f. Baker spent
Saturday in Pennington Gap on
professional business.
Mrs. r.. ID. Baker went to
Norton Saturday with the high
school boys and girls to see the
games.
Diamonds and Hearts Friday
night. adv
Campbell Cochran has pur-
chased a Ford touring car,
which he has put on the road
for regular passenger service
between the Gap, Norton and
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Frank Corey will be running
out of Mobridge for the next
month or so as he finds it mighty
hard to be confined in the close
quarters of the pool room, week
in and week out. Mike" Egnew
will take his place while Frank re-
cuperates. Egnew Just came in
from the farm and is as brown as
o berry.
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get.
Teachers from WalwOrth County
will enroll Monday morning at s
O'Clock in room H. of the Admin
istratiOn Building Teachers are
requested to be there Monday morn
ing and remain until Saturday
unless excused. There is feeling
that Institute is unnecessary and
should be avOi led and may be
avoided with profit unless necesS'
ary for the renewal OF a certificate
or something of that kind. This
is not the right spirit. This lnsti-
tute belongs to us. WalwOrth
County is investing considerable Of
the taxpayers money in it and If
we. the teachers. do not use it,
the money is wasted. At present
probably no profession is as easy
to enter as the teaching profession.
The amount Of scholarship nee
essary to get Third Grade Ger
tificate is about the only require
ment No professional traing nor
any other special qualifications are
required. Now consider the fact
that we are doing the greatest Of
all great works training the men
and women of tomorrow, and in
upon us to greater extent than
we realize, the future depends
and all fairness are we adequately
prepared? Ought we to loss any
opportunity to make ourselves more
proficient?
The law is verv explicit on the
matter Of attendance at Institutes.
The County Superin tendent is
hereby authorized and required to
revoke at any time first, second or
third and primary grade certificates
for - refusal and neglect to
attend regularly County Institute,
etc" is the exact wording of the law.
Teachers from Walworth County
are requested to familiarize them
selves with Prof. Guhin's Number
Method and rural and primary
teachers are requested to take one
class in reading under Prof. Hey
er, if possible. Teachers who
have never attended Institute be-
fore are urged to consult with
friends Of more experience in ar
ranging their work. The County
Superintendent is always ready to
give advise but others can do so
and the average will be 100 teach
ers for one Superintendent so it
will not be possible to talk matters
over with every teacher.
Results of examinations show
that we have done good work in
Walworth County during the past
year and let us do better next
year. One way to get ready for
this is to attend the Institute and
get all the inspiration and actual
help possible.
hope to meet IS teachers from
WalwOrth County at Room 10.
Administration Bldg, Monday,
June II, at s O'Clock.
Ernest NOtebOOm,
County superintendent.
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waukee, Chicago Chamber of Com
merce has been asked to take
charge 81 miles.
Second relay - Milwaukee to
Oshkosh, Merchants and Manu-
facturers Association of Milwaukee
has been asked to take charge, lO3
miles
Third relay-Oshkosh to Stew.
ems Point, Oshkosh Commercial
Club has been asked to take charge
96 miles
Fourth relay-Stevens Point to
Chippewa Falls. T. II. Hanna
of Stevens Point in charge 9S
miles.
Fifth relay-Chirpewa Falls to
Minneapolis, +. w. Anderson in
charge. 80 miles.
Sixth relay = Minneapolis to
Olivia, Mimi. G. Roy Hill, secre-
tary Minneapolis Auto club in
charge. lO3 miles.
Seveneth relay-Olivia to Or
tonville, Mimi, M. j. Bowling Of
Olivia in charge. 1O4 miles.
Eighth relay-OrtOnville to Alb
erdeen, Ray G. Harrington, Or
tonville, in charge. l2S miles.
Ninth relay-Aberdeen to Mo-
bridge, S. II. Collins Of Aberdeen
in charge. lO3 miles
Tenth Mobridge to Lem
mon, j. w. Harris in charge. 11S
miles.
Eleventh relay - Lennon to
Marmarth, n. D., w. H. Dough
erty of Watauga in charge. III
miles.
Twelfth relay - Marmarth to
Miles City, Mont, G. II. Suit Of
Marmarth in charge. JAG.
Thirteenth relay-Miles City to
Billings, DR.. &. E. Brown, Miles
City, in charge. l57 miles.
Fourteenth relay Billings to
Livingston, w. H. Mccormick of
Billings in charge. l3O miles.
Fifteenth relay - Livingston to
Butte, DR.. S. F. Way of Living
stOn in charge. 1871 miles.
Sixteenth relay-Butte to Mis-
soula, Howard Pierce of Butte in
charge. 13l miles.
Seventeenth relay MissOula to
Wallace, Idaho, w. H. Smead of
Missoula in charge. l24 miles.
Eighteenth relay Wallace to
Spokane, Washington, Chamber
of Commerce of Wallace in charge.
sc miles.
| Nineteenth relay-SpOkane to
Coulee City, Chamber of Commerce
of Spokane asked to take charge.
ll5 miles.
Twentieth relay Coulee City to
Ellensberg, +. NJ. Fretwell of
Seattle in charge. l3l miles.
Twenty-frst relay-Ellensberg
to Seattle, F. Nj. Fretwell, secre-
tary Automobile club of Seattle in
charge. l3l miles.
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OFFICIAL ANNOUNCEM ENT

Continued from lst page)
the benefits will be largely in
spirational and teachers certainly
need all the Inspiration they can
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FROM CHICAGO TO COAST

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