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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-01-30
IMMIGRATION BILL
MAY Be RE-PASSED
OVER VETO OF PRES.

Washington. Jan. 2a.-By a vote of
TO the House immigration COM
mittee today voted to report the immi-
grafton bill. vetoed by President Will
son yesterday, back to the House with
the recommendation that it be re-
passed over his veto.
Chairman Burnett expressed the
opinion that the bill would get the
necessary two-thirds vote. The COM
mittee's report will be brought in for
vote next Thursday
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-01-30
OVER THREE BILLION
U. S. FOREIGN COMMERCE

Washington, Jan. 29-Foreisn COM
merce aggregating $780,. 9Oo.o51 in
value was conducted by Americans
during 1914 compared with $4,21:,
614,714 in 1913, according TO depart
ment Of commerce statistics announced
today. The decrease $3747l4.123. due
largely TO the European was almost
wholly in experts. which were $50
3S4,242 less, imports dropping $780,.
40 less.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-01-30
CHARGE MURDER,
FOUND GUILTY OF
SIMPLE ASSAULT

Providence, r. l., Jan. 29.-Gaerano
Antoscia. charged with the murder of
Raffaelo Cibalerio. was found guilty
Of simple assault late today by a jury
in the superior court. The defendant
had admitted the killing but attempt
ed to show that it was done in self
defence. After the verdict Judge
Brown reduced bail from $4,000 to
$1,000
Gibalerio was stabbed to death Nov.
,. 1914.
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FRENCH OFFICER TO
COMMAND RUSSIANS

Berlin, Jan. a9-(Ry Wireless 20
Sayville)-The Overseas News Agen-
cy today received reports from Gene
va, Switzerland, to the effect that
Gen. Gerald Pau. the noted French az
my commander. had been sent 10 Rus
STA 20 take over the command of on.
of the Russian armies in Poland
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-01-30
ANOTHER DEATH
FROM EXPLOSION OF
BOILER ON SAN DIEGO

On board t. S. S. San Diego. La
PaZ, Mex, Jan. 2I.-By wireless. Via
san Diego, Cal, Jan. 2S.-Charies W,
Petersen OF Racine. Wis, died today
Of injuries suffered in a boiler tube
explosion ON board the cruiser San
Diego, Jan. y. He was a fireman. His
death makes the eighth fatality.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-01-30
WINSHIP TO ACCEPT
POSITION AT HARVARD

Providence. Jan. 27.-George Parker
Winship librarian at the John Carter
Brown library at Brown University, an
nounced today that he would accept the
recently rendered appointment as Iib-a-
rian of the Harvey Eikins NiCcacr a.!-
lection at Harvard Urirers.ty Nj. VIZ
ship, who is A years of age ard I grad
uate of Harvard. has been in charge of
the John Garter Brown library since 1895
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-01-30
One Year Sentence
FOR U. S. MAIL FRAUD

Boston, Jan. 2S-A Jail sentence If
one year was imposed in Federal court
today on Joseph kazobul of Cheshire,
Mass, proprietor of Il store in Some:-
vile. who had pleaded guilty OF using
the mails in furtherance of a fraud.
kazohul advertised to sell 100 pounds
of sugar for $50 but made no de-
purchasers
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-01-30
DANISH GOVT ASKS
ENGLAND CAUSE OF
CABLE DELAYS TO US

COPENHAGEN. via London. "Wednesday
Jan. =. 10 ~ M-lDelayed III trans
MISSION The Danish government il
making representations to the BritIs
government in the matter Of delays il
cable communication between Denmar
and the United States.
These delays which are believed t
constitute a detriment to DANISH CON
merce. are supposed to be due 10 tn
British Gems yrship.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-01-30
PETROLEUM SCARCE
IN SWITZERLAND

Berne, Switzerland. Jan. S.-lEy way
of Paris, 1l.2J y. MA scarcity Of re'
troleum is being experienced in SwitzeI'
land. owing to SUSPENSION of importa'
tons from Russia and Kumania. supplies
ihave run 50 low that the government
has been forced to arrange importatioHs
from America 1t has just purchased a
large amount OF petroleum ttom NtS
Orleans.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-01-30
INJURED BY BULLET
USED TO KILL HORSE

Haverhill. Mass. Jan. 2s.-Don Green
"a years old. of Plaistow. y. H., was
injured seriously this noon when a bull
let fired by DR.. Harry w. Watson. city
veterinary. passed through a horses
head. across a sidewalk crowded with
people and entered Green's right side
at the lower rib. Gheen was taken to
hospital unconscious. Gheen will prob
ably recover.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-01-30
INCREASE IN RATES ON
CLAY DISAPPROVED BY
COMMERCE COMMISSION

Washington Jan. 2S-Proroscd in
creases in rates on clay in carloads
from Georgia and South Carolina 10
New York, Boston and interior east
ern points over the Southern Railway
and connections. were diSapproVed to-
day by the Interstate Commerce ,'oni-
mission.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-01-30
ROYAL
DECREE CALL
FORNEWM MEN

Rome, Jan. 29-11:20 P. MA roy
al decree has been issued calling TO
the colors the Italian soldiers Of the
first category born in 1888 and be-
longing to the field artillery; and also
the Alpine troops and the soldiers Of
the third category born in 1891, 1892,
1893 and 1894, belonging to the Alpine
troops
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-01-30
CARRANzA SHIP
SHELLS SAN BIAS

on Board L. S. S. San Diego. off
Mexican West Coast. Jan. rs, by wire
less to San Diego, Cal, Jan. CA
Carranza force aboard the steamer
Korrigan II. recently Communicated
yesterday shelled the port OF San
Bias. An attempt to land artillery
was repulsed. At this juncture the
United States cruiser Cleveland APP
peared and the Korrigan ii sailed
northWard
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-01-30
258 PERISH
WITH v|KN0R

London, Jan. $50 P. MA casualty
list issued tonight shows that the Brit
ish armored merchant vessel Viknor,
which was lost off the coast of Ireland
several days ago. carried crew Of 25S,
composed Of naval reserve men and
boys belonging to the mercantile marine.
ell of whom persisted.
! Among the crew were 81 royal naval
reserve men from Newfoundland.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-01-30
DOOM SIGNS UP
WITH CINCINNATI

Philadelphia, Jan. oS-Charies .
Doom. former manager Of the Phiia'
delphia Nationals today signed a tNo'
year contract to catch for the Cih.
cinnati club The salary is said u
be $1,000 a year.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-01-30
SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES

College Block, Lewiston Has Fire.
College Block, four-story brick
structure at Lisbon and Chestnut streets,
Lewiston. was damaged by fire and wa
ter, Thursday night. The blaze caught
on the top floor in the second section oc-
cupieed in the upper stories by the Ger
Gle Canadien CLUB, and is believed to
have been caused by defective wiring.
The lower stories were damaged by wa
tr. The fire broke up a wedding ami
vcrsary en- the second floor Of the block.
f. Z. Bechard, a fireman. was overcome
by smoke and carried from the building.
Losses covered by insurance
Engagement Of Bowdoinham Girl.
Mrs. L. F. Sparks of Bowdoinham an
nounces the engagement of her daughter,
Miss Margaret Sparks. to Robert Wade
Of Bradford, Mass. Miss Sparks has
for several years been teaching in the
Brookline. Mass, schools. Mr.. Wade has
an art studio in Boston.
Bath Couples SD Anniversary.
Mr. and Mrs. William H. Fields cele-
brated their SD wedding anniversary
Thursday at their home, Maple and
Chestnut streets, Bath. by entertaining
many friends. Mr.. Fields is the veteran
truckman Of Bath, having succeeded his
father, who spent his life in the BUSH
ness.
Day Of Prayer at Bates College.
The annual day of prayer for colleges
was observed at Bates College Thursday
for the 10th year. Recitations were sus-
pended and two services were held, one
at $40 A NJ. for the students, and the
other at 80 P. NJ, to which the public
was invited. At the evening service
there was special music by the college
chior. assisted by Rev. Frank NJ Lamb.
of Buckfeld, who sang several solos.
Rev. ". r. Leslie of the High street
Methodist church of Auburn offered the
prayer. Rev. A. S. Phelps of Water
vile spoke on What is Thy Life.''
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-01-30

Cape Town, Via London, JAN H.-s.H
A. M Colonel seydebreck. commanding
the German forces in German Southwest
Africa, has been killed at Windhoek.
according to adyices received here. He
was examining hand grenades when one
Of them was accidentally exploded and
caused his death.
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BURGLARS BLOW SAFE
AND GET OVER 500

Central Fails, T.. L.. Jan. 2S.-Bur-
glars Gvnamitcd a safe in COutu
Brothcrs' liquor store during the night
and escaped with more than sl00 in
cash.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-01-30

A:bany. \. y. Jan. 22.-February ninth
was the date set today for final adop-
ton in the Sc nate OF tho 1913 resolution
granting voters the right TO pass OF wo-
man suffraee. SUarasists viii ho.d a
jubilee meeting in the Senate chamber
Immediately following the adoption Of the
resolution.
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SHIPPING NEWS

Portland, Me, Jan. 2S.-Sailed: Steam
ers Ariel (Br.). Falmouth. Eng; Tronto
(Br.), London.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-01-30
NIGHT SESSION TO
FORCE FINAL VOTE
ON SHIP PURCHASE

Continued From PAGE y
La Junta tribune., 1915-01-30
Lusher-Peery.

In the parlors Of the Chestnut
house on Monday evening. occurred
the wedding OF Mr.. Leo G. Lusher
and Miss Gladys Peery both OF Rocky
Ford. The wedding ceremony was
performed by Rev. J. r. Findley Of
the Christian church in the presence
Of only the necessary witnesses. Mr..
and Mrs. Lusher left on the evening
train for their home In Rocky Ford.
80
Neece-J JackmaA.
La Junta tribune., 1915-01-30
Unique En,bsoiiery Club.

One Of the most unique affairs OF
the week. was the dinner party given
on Thursday night BY the members Of
the Unique Embroidery Club At the
homo OF Mrs. Z. O. Oakley. when
they had AS their guests their hus-
bands. The committee In charge Of
the party consisted Of Mrs. Oakley.
Mrs. Pratx. Mrs. Welch. Mrs. Sum-
mers. Mrs. Wilcox. and Mrs. Moody.
and the evening is one which will
long be remembered BY all VINO were
present.
AZ Z O'Clock q four course turkey
dinaer was served and the ladies were
assisted In serving by the Misses Jes-
sic Ferrili. Emma Hurt. Ruth sher-
man and Helen Edwards. The Gen.
ter piece on the table was = large bo-
quet Of red and white carnations and
the color scheme Of red aud white
was carried out ~ nearly rs possible
In the menu.
Daring the dinner hour . reading
wasi given BY Mrs. Prats. and music
both LIMO and vocal was furnished
by Mias. Gladys Kiser. Of Br00kfield,
Mo-. mpch to the pleasure Of all who
were present.
Al the conclusion Of the dinner
hour the evening was spent In various
games and music and at u late hour
the guests departed for their homes
thanking the ladies for n most en-.
joyabie evening.
La Junta tribune., 1915-01-30

Mrs. Mary D. Finger left yester-
day for Salida where she will visit
for the next week.
The regular meeting Of the W. &.
r. U. will be- held at the Rest Rooms
next Tuesday afternoon.
Tho Unique Embroidery Club will
meet Monday afternoon with Mrs.
Osborne nj the home Of Mrs. c. A.
Prats.
Miss Gladys Kiser. OF Brookfieid.
No.. arrived In this city "Wednesday
10 spend . month with Mrs. Geo. A.
Thompson.
Elmer Davis Will move his family
from as West Third street into the
esidsacs at ll3 Carson avenue. th'
first q the week.
Tie Thursday evening whist Club
met Thursday night with NJ. and
Mra. Geo. Thompson st the home Of
Mr. aad Mrs. J. q. Wood.
Roboet G. Edwards. . fireman on
the oaata Fs out Of this city. has
heea transferred 70 Pueblo and Will
move bis family 10 that city today.
Mr.. J. A. Kindiss who hes bssn
visitiag relatives In Missouri sad
lndiaaa for the past month. return-
a = haP home In this city Thuro.
day.
~. and Mrs.. A. ]. Lama. Of Swink.
spsat Thursday In this city. NJ.
snd Mn. Lama are thiskiss Of ~
tsralas 70 L. Junia 10 make their
ho0e.
Mss. n. q. Hut.si viii leave Mon.
day for the Clark Mineral Springs In
PuebIo where she will spend some
tire n the hope Of benefitins her
health.
Rev. Emmanuel Payne returned
hone last nishr from Denver whore
he hes been spending the week ~.
tenllng = board meeting Of the hap.
tise church. x
Mss. Robert GLASS left Thursday
nisht for her home In KAnsss City.
after sDendins . few weeks In this
city witt her parents, Mr. and Mn.
J. =. Wisweli.
Mlos Mabel splces spent Saturday
sa1 oun1ay h thIs city with her
aoenoss Mn. Emma Splees, fsturs.
~ - L. Antnas oualay evening
= eogQnDo ~ lueles - ososAss =
~ - Anouao Dutole soheols.
La Junta tribune., 1915-01-30

On Wednesday afternoon in the
parlors Of the Chestnut House. Rev.
Findley performed the ceremony
uniting the lives Of Mr.. H. w. Neece
and Mrs. Margaret JackmAn In the
holy bonds OF matrimony. The con-
tracing parties were both from
Rocky Ford. and only the necessary
witnesses were present at the we'd
ding.
La Junta tribune., 1915-01-30
Chapter W., P. +. 0.

Chapter W., P. E. o., met in regu-
lar session Wednesday afternoon with
Mrs. George Poor on San Juan aven-
ue. The paper Of the afternoon was
read By Mrs. George McCauley and
Ars. H. w. Wagner favored the la
dies with several Of her beautiful pi-
ano solos. After the program Mrs.
Poor. assisted by her sister. Mrs.
Otis Wright. served refreshments.
La Junta tribune., 1915-01-30
WV
Tfililble Party.

< Mrs. l.. W. Gilbert was hostess on
Wednesday afternoon to number
of her friends when she entertained
them At thimble party at her homo
on Belleview avenue. Later she
was assisted in serving . dainty two
course lunch by Little Roberta Jones
and Pauline Gauger. Those who
were Mrs. Gilbert's guests for the af-
ternoon were the Mesdames Steen.
Oilliland. Elmer Cook. Stangl. Hunt.
Andrews. Lagerquist, Hall. George.
Heireood. Posx. Wood. and the Miss
e. Hannah and Clara Norton.
La Junta tribune., 1915-01-30
Masquerade Party.

Miss Lorena Simpson entertained
about twenty of her friends on FRI
day night of last week at a masquer-
ade party at her home in Home Place
After the masks had been removed
the young people enjoyed taffy
pull and a general good time. and
at . late hour they departed for
their homes voting Miss Simpson q
delightful entertainer.
$$$
Chapter w., r. Il. o.
La Junta tribune., 1915-01-30

4 ven sl0Das but pretty eAurea
wo11ing was soleanissd we6oeo1ay
noening as q. Andrews epleeooal
ehusch u this city. whea ~. Dsajs-
MA ?. Ptvsll. IT,. asd Niss Lausa
G. 0viak. besh u Rocky reed. wess
uniae1 u ~ heiy boals of nasst-
nooy. Ths esss0eay was oessoen-
el ~ Rsv. JesspA Dasiiag. rector q
~ ehuseh and vas witsssssl ~ ths
passats q ~ hide and sseeo asd
. Issos nunbss Of fsissds vhe hal
useonpanisd The young coupss "a
shis elty from Rocky Ford and Man
sanola.
~ bsi1s vas bsconinsiy sowaed
IL . my tsavellng suit and bet
neshse were . pretty suit Of Isvsa.
-. ~ haSpy coupls lsst innsli'
aAooy aloss The ceremony Tor Dsnvss
vhsso ~ viii sDesd . shoss honey.
neos - vtll ~ ~ hone 70 theis
nssy fs1eoAs after February isth
u Roeky ~.
Ths gsssos ~ we're psssent at
the we11lng vego NJ. ed Mrs. D
?. Powell Mn. Cosa vallaalishan
NJ. as1 Mn. Lswis oviok. Mn. Man
J. 0vlak. ulss Biaaehe novsnDest
luslls ns1ools Leose ne6eoas kaufs
nefnee, M. unnooh ovio1sv vUomog,
l1lss 1asl yoUool 11sa J. :. -
ouias. nsahee An1yo(o. Dello D.
~. = nee1y ~ - nlenoooo0n
- -.
La Junta tribune., 1915-01-30
ssa Sosci Ciub.

The San Souci Club met on Friday
night with Ms. and Mrs. @. w. Milli-
ken in their apartments In the opera
house block. Auction bridge was
the diversion Of the evening after
which Mrs. Milliken served . delight
ful two course lunch. Miss Francis
Robinson and Mrs. Victor Moots were
guests Of the club.
La Junta tribune., 1915-01-30
Phone. Junta 3ll
G. G. c. e,l.b.

The member Of the C. c. c. Club
met saturday afternoon with Miss
Elizabeth Ritter at her home At 7o2
Cimarron avenue. The afternoon
vas pleasantly spent In playing var
ious games and music. after which
the hostess served delightful refresh-
ments.
6kaaing Party and Wieaje Roast.
La Junta tribune., 1915-01-30
sss,'Hsiss Party.

A few Of the neighbors and friends
Of Mrs. l.. b. Baker. In Homo Place.
gave her q delightful surprise party
on Monday by calling At her home
with well filled baskets and spend
Ing the day with her. Those who
enjoyed the day were Mrs. James
Chambers. Mrs. Earl Chambers. Mrs.
l.. q. Shilling. Mrs. w. W. Ross. Mrs.
c. A. Bickel. Mrs Ward aud Mrs.
Shilling.
La Junta tribune., 1915-01-30
F.rs.isAs,y C,ss.

One Of the most pleasant meetings
hsld b. he Fortnightly Club this
year. waa that held Saturday after
Aeon with Mrs. C. F. Kasten ~ host
80 A large representation Of the
nenbership Of the club and few
guests were present:
Roll call was responded to by quo
tations from whittier and Longfel-
low. and the following program was
FsAdsrsd:
Plano solo. -. ........ Miss McNeen
The Meaning Of Poetry" written
b. Hamilton Wright Mabie. ....
............... .Mrs. Prats
Sketch Of John Greenleaf Whitti-
er ...............M Mrs. McNeen
...0AoWbound" .MFs. Haskins
|vocal solo ........... Miss white
Remarks on Longfellow .Ars. Scott
Hanging OF the Crane" Mrs. Hyde
All numbers ON the program were
very much enjoyed. Probably The
oOOS buto1e0tSu8 W. So0 ho08suo "
the Crane" given In pantomine. IL
vas acted In elk different scenes. the
participants being In special costume
appropriate to the parts reprsssnted.
In the cast we're:
The Groom. >. Ars. Clyde SiDons
The Bride. ...... Mrs. Fred Sabin
The Baby. 49,. Little Lois Wilson
The Little Girl. .Attle Patsy Lapham
The Youth =. Miss Mabel Lesher
The Maiden. -. Miss Edithe Rowe
The Daughter. Miss Norma Buckley
Grand Children-
Doris Warden. Madse Hasten and
Cleland Summers.
The various scenes were enacted
while Mrs. Hyde read the poem. ac-
companied By music played BY Mrs.
Austin. The players and the pro-
gram deserve much credit for their
work. Light refreshments were
served after the program and all de-
parted with the memory Of . most
pleasant afternoon.
La Junta tribune., 1915-01-30
/. tiS.s.

the J. y. CluO met Tuos0oy ettet-
noon with Miss lmogene Lawson at
her home st 1901 South 6an Juan
avenue. A business session vas held
when two new membsrs were voted
In. Later Q three course lunch vas
served BY the hostess and the club
adjourned TO meet With Mias Cora
Clark on February 9th. at which
time Miss Faith lawson and Miss
Grace Bsrnes will b. siven the initi.
atory degree Of the cisb.
.....- l:,S S..sA.....
Ths Junior Loyal Daushters Of
The Christian Bible School held .
class meetias Wednesday svsains q
the home Of their teacher. Mr..
Blanche Snyder. After . short bust.
ness sessson . social time vas On.
joysd and light refreshnsats we're
served.
b1ks' 1laoee = nseky fseA.
The soIiowtns young DsoDls Of IL
Junta attended the Eiks' dance In
Rocky Ford wednesday aisht: The
Misses Mabel spaldins. Lila and Nor.
ma corbin. Georgia aad OPAL white.
Bee Pellet. and the Messrs. Glenn
Hutsel. Joe Warner. Fsaak Harrison.
william Butcher. Earl Whitehead.
Everett Edwards. Pay chamhers.
Robert Round. Earl CLARK. boa San.
ford. Raleigh Moore. Walter Frost.
Elmer Aibefa.
1Dlnser sus 1Dehaalng TeoM.
Prof and Mfs. 4. {. Hunt enter.
tAlned the members Of the liish
School debating team and the alter.
Aases, ssd Mr. and Mn. MeCiintoek.
~ . five eourss 1innes served a
o'clock On Thuss1ay evenias. The
eo,os sehens ef pink anl white was
sassssd OFT beautifully n shs dseora-
e1ono o11 moou.
Aitse ~ llooee heus ~ evsaiae
NJ Deeonae1v sDone y ea)ovla0 ~.
- ~ SnCoeco oc11p
J = = ~ 2. - q. - ) 1 2. II ~ +. u.
La Junta tribune., 1915-01-30
Ascsso. .ESise Cisb.

The Monday Afternoon Auction
Bridge Club met this week with Mrs.
F. 7. Lewis at her home on Ration
avenue. The guests Of the after
noon were Mrs. Clyde Simons and
Mrs. c. F. Kendall. The next meet
ing Of the club will be held At the
home Of Mrs. Ella Light.
90
Chicaoe C1ub.
La Junta tribune., 1915-01-30
Dsuhss wesdaas.

In the Office Of the county super
intendent Of schoois. IN the eounty
court house last Saturday occurred
Q double wedding. weddings do
not often occur in this office. but ON
this occasion the services Of Judge
L. r. Mahoney. who vas elected JUS
tice Of the peace last November. were
desired. and after procuring the nee
essary papers from the county clerk.
the young people passed across the
hall into the superintendent's office
where Mr. Mahoney was assisting In
auditing the county treasurer's
books.
Since his election the Judge
has been making himself familiar
With the wedding ceremony. bat
vas somewhat abashed when hs
learned that his first wedding was 70
b double wedding. However. he
soon gained bis composure. and In .
very eloquent and pIsasins manner
he said ths words prosouscins the
young peopie husbands and wives.
asd sat them On thsir way rs3oic-
ING.
The coatsacting parties we're Mr..
L. .. Hasay. Of Rocky Ford. and nias
Nsllis 0Foss. Of cabool, No.. aad Mr..
~. !. Wseihssfoed. as1 Miss Carrie
Hassy. bssA es Reeky Ford.
go
n~,~no -0nAh
La Junta tribune., 1915-01-30
x.ssA l. -. ssAs- C,....

The North. L. Junta Bible Class
met Tuesday evenins q the home
ef NJ. and Mn. Q. L. wilkins. Each
nesting ef this elsss shows IN In.
ersass II asssadancs and . greater
intsrsst h the work. ~ Tuesdays
nsesiss thsss were thifty-tve pre-.
snt. TIE Bible school Issson for
next 0snday wss reviewed aa1 .
shert Bite dnli held. sftss vhseb
officers fes ths nezt sis moaths wsss
slests1 - Sellevs: IN
I PFo.l1eae. nsv. !. ,. pin1lsy:
~ peeo11enG Mn. J. .. NeLasea;
oooo11osys Nh N1Glo l1ea1; tsooe.
o1pGs - = - ,Gee1eo.
~ - ~ neoe sest 1Hos1eo
- II lq
La Junta tribune., 1915-01-30

The Bible Study Class Of the
Christian church met Wednesday
night at the home Of Mrs. d. X. Bat
tey. There were eightssa present
and q very intersstins bible lesson
and drill conducted By Rev. Findley.
The class win meet next wednesday
night at the hoMe Of Mrs. n. o. vii.
liams. at SIC Belleview avenue.
La Junta tribune., 1915-01-30

Mrs. Victor Mo0ts was hostess on
Monday afternoon to the members
Of the chicane Club In her apart
ments At the Harvey House. Auc-
ton bridge was INDUCED In during
the afternoon and was followed BY
4 delightful lunch. Mrs. Bert Bot
kin and Mrs. Clarence Brown were
guests Of the club. The next meet
Ing OF the club will be ON February
Sth. with Mrs. Victor LagerQuist.
nRshNa~ sSasaSaS lVana
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-31
And How the Famous
French Artist Who Can't
Go to the War Because
He Is Crippled Is Making
His Creations Work for
the Soldiers of France
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waste also to devote his hands to adding up com.
mssary figures and the other clerical work, which
was about all he could do in the army.
So Lepape decided that he would make his "Paris'
iennes' for the soldiers in the trenches. Now
all the income which to him from the sale OF
his creations is turned by him to the French
Government buy necessities and the few necessary
Injuries for the Frenchmen at the front.
Lepape only keeps enough to support him simply.
AS his drawings with their exquisite colorinss, are
bought up quickly as he can produce them. and
very high prices indeed the amount Of good that
he is doing for his country Is not small.
Lepape exces not only In cooring. but II. the abi
iy to fix the elusive subtle charm Of the Parisenne.
Many fashions have found their birth in Of his
sketches. The reproductions on this page arc few
Of his pictures which have brought comfort to his
countrymen lighting at the front.