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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-02-22

~hetfer wife 10 entitled 20
wages, and though not accustomed
TO writing, concluded 20 give you
my opinion on the matter. formed
after five years OF married life.
At the time OF our marriage.
neither roy husband nor myself
could be corsider-d spring chickens.
I was 20 ard he Was ten years or
more my ncnior.
For the greater portion Of my
life I had r,,s,ded IN the city and
earned my own living. part Of the
time with ny mother and step
father. bu; principally with s;ran-
GERS. sener,sly had money Of my
own and pun,hEsed whatever I
wished without having TO consult
any one.
My husband D. the owner OF a
fine ranch and large number OF
live stoek--the result OF many
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-02-22
Street Preacher Held
as Peddler of Cocaine
Insists at Police Headquarters That He Is Divine; Room
Decorated With Religious Pictures

coming 10 an end next summer any
how.
lie says no wants 20 90 TO the
stnckade and take the coke cure.
though he Worries on account Of
The poor souls" who come 90 him
for spiritual guidance and Who are
likely to be damned" in bis alb
sencc
Koran has been preaching up and
down the coast for a number %
years lie g. nov - years old lie
uses drugs hypodermically.
Though tho walls ~ his room
were lined with holy pictures. 10.
GLIDING q series depicting the Pas.
sion Play. the room itself was In.
describabiy dirty.
on being searched. the police
found he wore Womaus stockings
Vic Leuning. another 'fiend. q"
who earns a precariops living az a
professional pool siickcr." was ar
rested at the same time. He had
the room adjoining Hornn's Co.
caine and morphine we're found In
Jennings room
In HoraD's Bible the police found
many clippings from The Star deal
ing with the anttdrug crusade
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-02-22

years Of toll and economy. He is
not at all parsinonious In his hsb-
it's, but rather generous. But he
seems TO consider me az sort OF
machine that only requires TO be
we'll oiled ard act In motion. He
never gives me the purse. or any
part OF IL, 10 carry. and II I require
money for any purpose ! have to
humiiiste myself BY sskinS him for
IL. and that seldom do until il is
absolutely necessary.
J DO all Of my own housevork and
many outside chores. and have as
large share In earning the money
as he has. yet my position is really
more degrading than that Of do
u1estie servant. don't think my
husband realizes this or his sense
Of justice would certainly cause him
TO treat me like a partner and com
panlon. A. NJ.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-02-22

Lifting the veil on Russia's off
cial encouragement OF white slay
cry. telling a story of a most in
tensely gripping natunn. The Vel
low Ticket" which opened at the
Metropolitan theatre Sunday might
for weeks engagemcpi. held It's
audience thrilled to the very mo
ment the curtain dropped on the
last act
There are q few lines OF humor
IN The Yellow Ticket" but for
the most part there is ,ioom for
nothing but serious thought and ac.
ton and word In writing The
yellow Ticket. Mr. Morton at.
tempted no disguise. lie spoke
plainly. powerfully.
He tells what The Yellop Tick
ct" "a In way none can misun-
derstand II you despise Russia
for The yellow Ticket" 1t IS Just
what MIR Morton intended
The Yellow Ticket" is the pass
port given 60 unfortunate women of
the underworld They are siven
tho privilege OF visiting any part of
Russia. but they must ply their
trade. Jewish women are not al.
lowed 10 travel outside the Istle
The only passport they can ga is
the yellow ticket"
Mr. Morton's play is the story Of
Marya Narenka. Jewish girl, who,
10 reach her dying father at St
Petersburg. consents TO accept a
yellow ticket"
Her father dead she obtains hon.
orable employment
The police hound her. demand
ing thai she lead an immoral life.
The chief OF the secret police as
saults her and she kills him An
American journalist saves her from
Siberia.
MSS Belle Mitchell. herself a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-02-22
TUBERCULOSIS
MAY INTERVENE
IN WOMANS CASE

NEW YORK. Feb. 22.-Death
may intervene to prevent the trial
OF Ida Sniffin Walters, charged
with the murder OF her two small
children. because she believed
Lorly Elton Rogers. their father
TO whom she was not married in
tended to leave her
Mrs. Walters, who attempted sui
eide at the same time. recovered
from the effect OF the poison hut
tuberculosis has set In. 1t was an
nounced today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-02-22

Rev" Walter chaffey Koran.
who says ne 10 Jesus Christ
and who looks like the popular
conception Of the Son Of God.
is under arrest on suspicion Of
being a ecaire peodler.
Koran, a street preacher, vas
arrested by Detectives Ma
jewski. Bianehi. Pcyser and
Pullman Saturday night. They
found a quantity Of cocaine ard
mcrohine and hypodern1le
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-02-22
Test Validity of
Emergency Clause

OLYMPIA, Feb. 22.-Attor-
rey Preston NJ. Troy will begin
proceedings tomorrow In the
Thurston county court TO ties,
the validity Of the emergency
clause in the NcArale land
board bill.
The suit will be begun In the
name Of Tax Commissioners
6rlskawn and Jackson and
. State Forester Ferris, who have
been dispossessed by the Nc
ArdIe measure from member.
ship on the land board.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-02-22
THE YELLOW TICKET" TELLS
STRONG, THRILLING STORY

Jewess. presents Marya with arts
tic thoroughness. The entire com
pany is we'll balanced and capable
The yellow Ticket" Is one OF the
most gripping stories that has been
seen here In a long time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-02-22
OFFICER CALLS
ARREST A PLOT

Its all a frame-up. and I'll prove
u when ! get a chance
Held IN the county Jail for want
Of $500 bail. g = Reynolds. the
second policeman arrested in a
week In connection with ProSccuf.
or Lundin'a campaign against po
lice graft. today declares that when
the proper time comes he will show
his arrest was due to conspiracy
Matched by women OF the under
Grid
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-02-22
Cynthia Grey's
LETTERS

o.-Will you let me know as soon
40 possible II man Ia responsible
for bills contracted by his wife be.
fore he becomes her husband, and
oblige STAR SUBSCRIBER.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-02-22

o.--is there a bill for office airls
rot being allowed TO work for less
than $40 per ~eek7 Has II been
decided upon by the house up TO the
present tne1 Has this bill gone
into effect yet: u rot. when will u!
ENOORAPHER
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-02-22

Dear Miss Grey: I was interested
in the debate on the question
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-02-22

Call at the Right Drug Co. 100
Washington St. near Second ave.
and have the government physi-
clan diagnose your ease and prescribe
for you. absolutely without charge.
We want your patronage and Of
fer you tho doctors services as an
iuduceueut.
Loot for the Yellow From.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-02-22

Tho minimum wage bin for
women passed and became lsw,
y hich is nov IN effect
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-02-22

10 be- most effective.
bring ing out luEtcr. life ,
and freshness. destroying
dandruff and itching
making tho scalp clean
and healthy II stops fan
Ing hair Get the genuine
Treatment Tor soc from s.,
Fiat lie IS authorized to r.
price TO any dissatisfied pu
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-02-22

GA certain young man keeps
telling me how much no loves me
+ I accepted his ring, and I thought.
! could make myself love him, but 4
can't Ho inalstu that I name our
wedding day VIII I be happy u I
marry him1 ~. L. X.
/ Why don't YOU pa, that auef
tion seriously 10 yourself. instead
: Of some one else? You will be Just
rs happy M any other woman is'
who mafrieA q man she does not
love. and from the Woful tales
have heard from some OF these
women. ! have reason TO believe
they are far from happy One
woman. Ia opening her heart to me
/ remarked THE most dreadful
thing on earth ia loveless mar
rlaRe.
Tell the Young man frankly that
I YOU do not love him Tie may bel
hurt now. but Il il not impossible
or improbable that he viii be able
to find satisfactory substitute I'M
Year or Two
OIL am a mlddle-aged man and
. mwuber OF several prominent
clubs. The greater number OF my
friends know me by a nickname.
dignity. or Is 4, an evidence Of
friendship I am about 20 90 into
business. and prefer 20 he known
ard called by my Christian name.
Advise me how ! can Get my friends
to use Il without losing their
friendship. p. N
A "A nickname devised byl
friends ia Intended for compli.
ment Instead of correcting your
I friouds-always a risky undertake
ing make tho nickname an asset
8 descriptive nickname has often
proved AS valuable 10 a man In bust
ness as any advertised trade mark
could possibly be.
o.-can diamond be genuine
and have a flaw In ~ Or, 20 be
genuine. does :; have 20 be fla~lessl
Can a good diamond be bought for
500 per earat1 What 10 the mean
ING Of genuine" and perfection"
In regard TO dlamonosi
FLORENCE.
A diamond may be genuine
and have flaw Genuine IN ref
ercnce 20 diamond means that Il
81 real diamond the mined.
precious stone ol that name. and
not manufactured Imitation Bat
to be a perfect diamond Il must uoi
only De- genuine. but have no flaw
The stone must be without carbon
marks or tho little defect that
lev elers call q feather" IL must
also be clear IN color aud not haYel
been clipped IN the cutting. OneI
hundred dollars carat used 90 be
the usual price for diamonds, but
At present tho price n Just about
double that Some diamonds which
are OF special color and unusual
quality run even higher.
OIL. there a bill for office oirls
not being allowed 70 work for less
than $40 per week. Has II been
decided upon by the house up TO the
present tre7 Has this bill gone
E into effect yet. " rot. when will u!
sTENOoRAPHER.
/ A-The minimum wage bin for
women passed and became a lc~,
which Is nov IN effect
/ Dear Miss Grey: ! was Interested
I in the debate on the question
Treated 0ne
Week Free
- short hr~afhins
I fHttsNen fn n frW hnurr HmftflrU water
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-02-22

Treated one
Week Free
- short hrsaihins
relieved 81 fcW hours s~eiiinx satei
and uric acid removed tn fsw days
regulates liver AifnFfa end heart Write
taf frstfmHuisis - cures and symptom
blank for a Free Trial Treatment
COLLIN DRoF>N RINEDA 60.
Dept. -. Atlanta. Ca.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-02-22
A. HAAS
For Reelection as
CO unCilm an

Represents no special
party or interests, but all
the people.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-02-22

si.TS value stripe Tapestry Couch
Covers. ~ introduce az .........,. ....
ss.TB plain brown and green Couch
effective. special
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-02-22

ram ADVERTISING
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-02-22
Ladies' Do This. II You
Want Beautiful, New Hair

More haif-luxufient. fluffy. iua-
fr9usf This most futied poFaeEsion
ia now Within reach of every woman
lu Seattle who viii start the new
ifarfiua Treatment with tho use 81
s0-cent Harfina Tonic. the founda 3
tion iH actually laid FOR new head
81 hair Thir famous preparation
feeds and stimulates each hair root
and Eoiiicle. and produces unfuiiinE
hair growing conditions. with each
bottle the purchaser receives. ahHo-
iutoty free. tho Hnrfina shampoo aud
pandruff Comb. which exercises the
scalp. induces healthy circulation.
and adds 60 rho wonderfully hene-
total influence OF liRrfina In growing
hair This treatment has been prov ed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-02-22
CURTAIN TIME

~EV HQUICK MEAL RANGESNZAQUCK MEAL RANCESSE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-02-22

o.-can diamond be genuine
and have flaw In ~ Or, 20 be
genuine. does :, have 20 be ila~less7
Can a good diamond be bought for
500 per earat1 VIVA; 10 the mean
Ing Of genuine" and perfection"
In regard TO diamonds
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-03-08
ANIMAL LIFE IN
THE FROZEN NORTH
AT THE CRYSTAL

LAYERS "f nature and animals will
an inning at the crystal thcatcr
and Thursday, March 10
and ~, when the illustrated report
Of his expedition will be given by
means of the motion pictures taken
los captain K;cinschWidt throughout
the cruises. Arctic monsters Of land
and s,b. mighty glaciers moving ma
Jcatically down the mountain sides,
lc'bcrgs iu formation amt ufl"nt, ana
the wild life at the iriEid north arc
In all phases
Herds Of seal ON r~uCknuund rock
cries. polar bears swimming aud div
ing, herds 1T walrus, moose and cur
ihou iu their snuwclad Businesses and
enormous colonies of Arctic birds are
among the subjects pictured. fski-
mos are shown iu the enjoyment ut
thor Hpurts and plstimos. That mo-
ton pictures have taken % firm hold
on every class Of ]playgoer be- Wlly
demonstrated by the rcmai knhlc sue
cess attained by captain T. T.. Klein
schmidts Arctic hunt pictures iu tho
leading thcaters of the country.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-03-08
DISTRIBUTING HOUSE
FOR ~STUDEBAKER
AUTOMOBILE HERE

4 distributing house for Stude-
baker automobiles has been opened
by the Studcaakcf company at lnb
North Third street O. 81 Barber
OF the most experienced men 100
the Studebaker COMPANY. has been
placed Boo charge OF the local house
In addition I, the wholesale office
and warehouse "a Studebukcr service
station has been arranged Tor ana alI
Studebaker owners will D.. taken care
of ls never before Boz this state.
\ full supply Of parts for an old
models and current models will he
carried IN stock.
Hugh 7. Outer. % wcll-kuown au-
tomobilc man Of this city, will Dee
service manager Associated win
Mr.. butter boz the retail department
will he Mr.. Ruyburn, formerly OF the
Hudson Motor compuny. ana MI
Hoover. formerly with The JEFFREY
company OF Los Angeles. Calf
Mr.. Barber will devote his entire
time Ia the wholesale end ot the bust
ness. Mr.. Barber d. mo- stranger iu
Albuquerque. tic will Doe remembered
as the man who first shipped % ear
load Of REQ machines tu his city BOZ
1907. He expects to make Albuguer-
que his home for h mex three
years.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-03-08
FINE FOR RHEUMATISM!
Mr-tcrolc iOu-cu- 90 Tlo-c STA
Iuints-DriNc- out rain.

YouU know why thousands use
MvSTEDLE once You experience 'h'
glad relief 10 gives.
Get e. j1r ut one from the nearest
drug store. 70 is 20 clean whit" uiut-
meut made with the ol OF must1r.
Better thuu . mustard plaster and
does not hllftrr Brings rtsc and
comfort while 20 be- peinu rubbed ON.
MTSTERpt.E a recommended n'
doctors and nurses. Millions OF jnr.
are used annually for bronchitis.
GROUP. Stln Nee. Asthma, Neural
Eia. Congestion plcurisy. Hhcumu
tism. lumhapo Pains aud Aches of
the Back ur Joints. Spr1ins, sore
MuHclcs. Hrui.es. Chilhln.ls. Frosted
Feet. Colds oi the chest Of often
prevents Pneumonia.
At your druggists In 2bc ana soc
jars. ana % special large hospital size
for $3.50
BE sure you got the genuine MUS.
lTEBOLE. Refuse limitations get
what you ask for The Mustorol'
Company. Cleveland. ohio.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-03-08
MURPHEY CASE SET
FOR HEARING ON
WEDNESDAY,
City Attorney Wilkerson to be
Assisted by Judges w. c.
Heacock and George S. Klook
in Prosecuting.

Hearing in the case against Or. W.
7. Murphey. 90 1870 North Second
street. who b. accused 81 violating n
ordinance against maintaining a sani-
tarium In the city, was set today for
2 o'clock "Wednesday afternoon.
Complaint was filed yesterday
against the doctor II l. "A city ace
ton. with Dr. T.. :. Spindier In the
role OF complainant. City Attorney
Thomas y. Wilkerson VIII conduct
the prosecution. assisted nv Judge w.
G. Heacock and Judge George :.
klock. Attorney Francis r.. Wood
will defend The physician.
some time x %neighbors OF Or.
Murphey complained against the san
itarium at ii20 North Second street.
but at q heading before the board of
health he filed an affidavit TO the ef-
feet that the institution was running
before the passage of the ordinance,
and Il WIS ruled that his establish
ment did not come under the han.
since that time. the prosecution
asserts. DR.. Murphey has set up a
place for tubcrCuluus people in a
house across the street from the orig
inal sanltnrium. That is declared "a
be "a plain violation OF the law. tho
prosecution conteuding that u can
not by any means bee made L. appear
as an addition tu the Old establish
ment IN the sense contemplated bS
the law.
The hearing will he before cts
Judge George g.. craig. MI. Muir
phey was cited 60 appear in court bS
Chief OF Police McMinin yesterday.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-03-08
A TIP TO THOSE WHO
NEED PAINTING DONE

There Boz just ls much nance for
loss ana grief 10 having painting ana
paper hanging done as there is chance
OF Joy d an depends on how the
ork .s done. A first Hss Job OF
YORK, with good materials ana goo
taste .u ~harmouiyins colurs, bring
81 Goo The pc.son who Is having his
tousc. store OF rooms done over.
Bennett 81 NoQuorry are rNpcrirnc j
pliutcra aud paper hangers ana ih''
canploy nom. but union men q" ""rk
fur 'byu rhunc Them az 1856 an
they viii com, to see you. All the
work is guaranteed,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-03-08
WONDERFUL SHOWS
At EXPOS|T|ONS
SAYS SCHWE|zER
Harvey CuIio Official Declares
Attendance at Coast Dis
plays Is Great and Exhibits
Splendid.

wonderful displays al both the
Panama-Pacihc and Panama-Califor-
mia expositioaA were described by
Herman Schweizer, lately returned
from a visit 20 san Francisco and the
coast generally. on business connect
Cd with the Harvey curio department
Of which he l. an official.
MIR. schweizer said: There Is no
question but that these W exposi-
tons. each unique. are the most Won
derfui the world a ever seen. The
displays az them are attracting thous-
ands. WHY. the first day. az san
Francisco, the attendance was 2i6,-
00Q."
Asked about the Santa re displays
Mr.. schwelzer described IN detail the
Puinted Desert and the Grand Can
yon. at San Diego and SAN Francisco,
respectively. and said that the illu-
sion 81 space and distance at the
GRAND Canyon was particularly ei-
fectiye.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-03-08
ABOUT PEOPLE
YOU KNOW
} TO SUBSCRIBERS
} II you fail TO set your evening =
paper. call =
POSTAL TELEGRAPH Z
COMPANY. PHONE 80. Z


Fresh home. made candies every
day at Fees candy store.
Henry Hauls baggage. Phone ssS.
Presto Lite service. Korbcr's Gar
age.
Between tomorrow and March 20
twenty-three extra wcstbound Califor-
nia limiteds will psss through here,
Preceding a meeting OF Commercial
club directors tomorrow night boost
ers and citizens viii meet with tho
organization to lay preliminary plans
for the cattlemen's convention to be
held here March. 1915. IL IL expect
ed to form an organization to get the
new members promised the Panhan-
die and Southwestern association
when the bid for the convention was
made.
Joseph Lotarte, after a couple OF
years Of Chicago. has returned To Al
buuueruue to stay. lie missed the
Duke city too much 20 remain "a Chi
cagoan.
r. :. Woolsey. Jr.. has gone to cal
ifornia to join his father. r. : Wool
scy. Sr.. professor emeritus OF inter-
national law at Yale. Professor
Woolsey will pay a visit TO Alhuqucr-
que on his way east. several social
affairs In his honor have already beer
planned. Professor Wooisey D. one o'
the few wealthy educators 81 the
country. lie returns 20 Yale his sal
airy as professor emeritus.
Buick service station. Korber q
garage.
The Woman's Missionary society OF
the central Avenue NJ. r. church vii
meet Tuesday afternoon, March D. al
the church for "a special business
meeting. Every member is urged q
be present. as a very important mat
ter Is To be attended 90.
Excelsior Lodge No. g. Degree "l
Honor. will meet in regular session
tomorrow aftemoor at : o'clock viii
Mrs. j. n. Shuffiebarger. tt6 Eas
Iron avenue. \ fun attendance Is de
sired.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-03-08
SICK CHILDREN
LOVE CASCARETS
FOR THE BOWELS
Give Gan, C%nthnrti,' tor . Rad
Cold. SDur stomach Com
~upatiou.

Most OF the .ils of childhood are
caused ur 1 sour dlsurlcrrd sium-
arh. sluggish liver Hud .,nstiputod
bowels They catch cold easily. bee
come cross I%i.tl.se. Irritable. I,l er-
.sh. restless. tongue coated. don't eat
or sleep well and need "a gentle
cloausin- uf the bowels but duI't
try tu force 70 ~uausoating dose 81 oil
into the little ones already sick
stomach 10 H cruel. needless ana
ol~d-fashIUucd
ANY child Will gladly take Cuarar-
cts Candy Dathariio which ACC gently
uoycr Friuc or produce tho slight
eat uuouslLcss. though cleanse th,
little ono system swoctru Jhr atum-
.n,h ana pui the liver ana bowels Boa
"a pure, healthy condition
Fun directions for children and
.gruwn-ups in each package.
Mothers can rest easy after Riylnq
this gentle. thorough laxative which
costs only 90 cents O. box at any drup
store.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-03-08
JOHN C0RNETT0 TO
REPLACE BURNED
STORE BUILDING

During the week just closed huild-
ing Inspector r. NJ. Morgan issued
the following permits:
I'd Kohlcr. M North High street
frame garage. q hy rs feet
o. F Crcagan, goo West stuyoT ave-
nue. extend slccping porch,
o. honoFuidi 2i5 West Roma ave-
nue.. 4-room brick house.
Moore Realty Co, ascutH ZIG
south SECOND street. repairs Geo burned
building
j. 4. Rcidy. 52l East Central ave-
nue., frame garage DO by "a feet.
John Cornetto, zl3 South First
street. brick store, n story Ia
height.
Mrs n. r Cundifl sol North
Eleventh street. frame garage, 10 by
10 feet. shinsie roof
j. r. Brown. ~ North Walter
street. alterations.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-03-08
GRAND ARMY THANKS
LOCAL PEOPLE FOR
AID IN

Al a meeting OF g. X. Warren post,
@ 90. r., Saturday nigAt, resolutions
OF thanks and appreciation for the
courtcsics extended by various local
pcopl" and ORGANIZATIONS during the
visit uf tho Grand Army commander
iu chief were passed. They are AZ
follows:
whereas, the knights 81 Column
bus OF this city. on the 2nd inst, so
generously and cheorfully gave us the
use of their hall on q regular meeting
night, thereby swing us "a better op-
portunity TO entertain uur national
commander. General David J. Palmer,
therefore, Dee b
Resolved, that g.. IS. Warren post.
Grand Army Of the %ttopuhlic, of Aba
~luerluo, deeply appreciates the kind
ness and courtesy cNtcnded and most
cordially thanks the Knights % Cot
umbus for their generous action,
Resolved, hat the thanks OF the
post be rendered 60 the Woman Re
lief Corps and also TO John A. Logan
circle. Ladies Of the O. 4. r., 40. /,
and Lincoln Circle. Ladies' ot the -.
a. e., 40. g.. aud Others that gave ef-
Rcicni aid for the entertainment OF
our national commander during ms
visit here.
Resolved. that our thanks are tcn-
dercd to Miss Nalgk and others tor
the excellent music tor campfire.
Resolved, that wc thank the coli
! ofcd Mgsous Tor cuurtcsirs extended
Resolved. that cur thanks bee ex-
tended 10 e.. J Strong for the free
use OF his auto and 10 others that Of
| fercd the use OF their autos.
Resolved, that We thank superin'
tendent Rucben perry for courtesic'
extended and making our visit to me
indian schoo! So pleasant