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RELIGION.

astoria Sa@rlda. Rcc0?tlacidH soheTbia del
Antigua y Nwryu Tr~tamento. Lt5ro que
rpn'Ieur Ia COmpl!cada historic del pue-
bio d. Israel y que Tlnta las fiEuraS de
DatrIaEra~ y UrOfetas, FlcD!USe CldTdmcn-
te como - prepare 81 gran Sr:cr>O &c Ia
yruIJa del Mc>!aS. Ed!ciJn dc luJO. Tn
Ngvcna del SantO Milo de- Atoch3...... Zoe
Il ImiiaridH &c CrIaiO .....-.......... 60c
Ca,ccI-wD DE- Klpalda ..............-... fOc
l.3Id!l" McNiGllO 6Oc
Aur0Ta De oGlTacI6L Observation-Disclosures. 6Dc
CCmulgadOr General Observation-Disclosures. 15c
FcCUCnO LavallC de Ia JGyeutUd 0 Devo-
CionaTiO del CTiSllanO ............... 2Oc
FiloSoC!a Elemental, por BalInes. ContIene
ICGiCa, metariSlCa. etiCl, etc. .......Si.25
DeTOciOuario GuadalBpdlO ............. &c
CRteCiSmo de Persevcranria ............s1.00
Los MartiTes, 0 81 TriuuGo dc n Religion
Crlsuana. LibrO CUra leciura nos hace
sSis;lr 4 L. lucha de dos gcn"raCIOncS
cOnjr1rias: Ia una armada con los arrcoS
de 10 frTocidad, Y IL otra con cl simbolo
ECGSllNUT
81 GeniO del CTIs,ianiSmC. ESla obra. CoIno
Ia anterior, g dc las meiOrcs para los
hOgsrcs. AmbaS csidn eGitadas / TODD 10
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OBR.AS DIVERSAS.

yiaje alreGedor del mundO- Intcresante re-
laci6u novclrSca dc un viajc Por las rrin-
CiDaleS r~cgioncS y ciudades del mum
do iJC
La VoZ de Ia Naturalezl. Collection de his
torias Y nOyelas morales ...:....,:si;.o
Manual de Agricultural ' Ganaderid. lndiS-
pensable para Ia genie de campo. Con
grabadOS
fInla del Jugator DC rel0ta. lIhro iadiS-
pensabIc para los afictoIladOs al 'bd,G-
81 ANA dc Casa GUia de Ia Inlier cdIicA-
da en- maieria dc hahltacion. cocIna, mo
da. mediClna, ETC ...-....--..-.-.-.: QUO
FL Calculator del Alg0d0n. ODra ulllisima
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Las ObTeTaS del Amor
Fl 81 &c las Nllas
La NIudl Allegro
La Mia de les JaEmile5
CalYaTlO de Amor
por ScgCiT z una Muier
MalditOS sean los CelOs
La CorIe del Amor
FL Alma en- TN BeSO
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5AGAEsE Los PEDDOs AcoMPANADos De So rNPoRTE EN- GIRO
POSTAL, DE EXPRESS o EN- CARTA CERTIFCADA A
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CHNCIAS 0CULTAS.

secretos de los Carlos. Arte de ganar Q
La Gran Magia SlprcIla ........:.-.:.. sac
Epchiridiones, GrlmurlOS Y rcniaculOs 4nc
La Gran Yarila Adivinadora y {: Nielo
Druida de las Piramidcs ............ &c
Fl Dragon RojO o II Artc dc Mandsr . los
EspirltuS "
Manual de Magia Blanca .............. &c
Manual de Magil Roja .........--..-.. &c
Manual de Magia NcEra ........-....-. &c
C~lay!cula del Eey Solomon .....:.... 2'c
Fl PodeT del PenSamienio. 81 dominic y
cultura. Obra para csluG!ar la fucrza Del
~pensamientO
Tcsoro DE M!lagros de Ia Cruz dc Lararaca.
Verdadera joya del oCultiSno 49,: 1occ
Los AdmlrableS SeCrctos de Alberto =!
Libro MagnO de san CiprianO. kdtci6A uni
ca = complete del fafnOSO Gr!IIIOr!o. con-
siderada como Ia sofa auteniica entire 20
daS aoi,
SeCretos de la PrcStidlgltaclon y ID MasId'
LeCcioneS de y presAdisitao
La Clavfcula del HeChicerO, o Libro de san
Cinriauo, con inriiiidad de SccTclOS.. 5Oc
El Diccivnarlo Internal. Conticne 10 rele-
rente q las apariCiones, magla Dlahca'
roJs y negra. adiVinaclones' cohIG!oS;
Dogma Y Ritual de la Alta Maeta. Esta
obra enSeila los mlSicri0S de las rlenciaS
ocultas. ContiGnc I'll trlanEllIo DC SaiO-
mon, la lrradldclon HldEIcd, 10 ]noa4o; an
cretoS del exiio. nlgrOmancia, etc...ss.uo
e Veruadero Libro Internal. TTatado com
pleio dc las CicnciaS OCultaS. Contlcle
81 ltbro de san CiprianO, Ia ClavfcuiS de
Solomon. invOcacioneS, cOnIurGs. el ORA
gon Royo ' la Cabra Internal, rccctas Ge
Ia relna Cleopatra, etc. -:..... .oc
| e Verdadero Dragon ROjo. Contlenc pacloS
inrernales. e~ncantamientos, modo de ma.
cerse Invisible, etc. -.So.uo
Vcrdadero Horoscope para AdlVlnar 81
cacratns del inferno .............. &c
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FL CORESPONSAI.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1915-04-08
PINE RIVER


Farmers are dong their spring
piowing now.
Lesne hoyr ana family went to
lansing IN their car last week.
Mr. Lentz lost a valuable cow last
week.
Morton Mapes has moved onto the
farm owned by Arson Wilbur and Will
work Tor HIM this summer.
Neignbors surprised Mr.. Jarrett
Wednesday evening. Forty eight
were present and all report tne
time. Mr.. Jarrett will move to Brock
enridge.
Mr.. Daniels and wife are spending
the week at the home of John Morton.
Miss Bertha Adams and Mr.. Mills
were quitely married last Saturday
evening.
Ralph Kernen of Iowa is working
this spring for w. Adams.
M. &. Ellis is painting his barn this
week.
! Oral Fooks who has been visiting
his brothers, Korey and Frank has re-
turned to his home in Copemish.
A met ing of the Dahlia group OF
the Garden club was held with Mrs
Blesch, 801 West Superior st. Wednes-
day afternoon at three o'clock.
| DR.. Lester Sharp returned to Ithaca
N. Y. Wednesday afternoon to take
up again his teaching in Cornell uni
versity.
Gardner Schultz a student in the
college, visited his parents in Middle
ton Wednesday night and attended
banquet.
Miss Carolen Robinson head of thu
Kindergarten department at the col
lege, returned to the city Wednesda!
afternoon from Chicago.
Miss Coyne, teacher at the colleg'
returned to Alma Wednesday nigh
from Alabama where she spent he
vacation.
- Mrs Joseph Kennedy made shor
visit in Alma Wednesday afternoon OIL
her way to Join her husband, 19l
graduate of the college, who preache
in Carson City.
Charles Newton, Advertising Man
: ager of the Record and Ward Hodge
student of the college, attended tn
banquet in the Church of Christ a
, Middleton Wednesday evening max
ing the trip by auto.
For Sale:-Furniture. On Saturda
April 10th. | will sell quantity Q
furniture consisting of one davenport
one ice box, one folding bed, one con
: mode, one kitchen cabinet. Call
: 326 State st. Sylvia Gaffne.
For Sale One Standard bree
! driving horse, good size and yer
speedy. Enquire Of c. f. Brown.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1915-04-08

Pearl Leonard has sold his home to
Mrs. Smith of Midland Co. and has
bought a house and lot in Alma,
where he expects TO move next week.
Dell Demery with his wife and son
Harry of Summerton visited his par
elts Sunday.
Albert Chime was home from
Breckenridge from Saturday until
Monday.
Merit Leonard ate Easter dinner
with his son Pearl.
Mrs. Ella Leonard ate Easter din
ner with Thomas Petit and family
VILLAS Hopkins and family visited
at the home of Felt Dickinson of st
Louis Sunday
Levi Burge and wife came home
Thursday from st. Louis, where they
spent ten days with their daughter
Mrs Mary Landenstedjer
S. G.. Leonard is home from Elwel
after spending the winter with hi:
grandson Raymond and family OF FL
we'll.
Ray Leonard and wife called OF
Mr. D. L. Smith of Alma Sunday.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1915-04-08
County Correspondence
yESTABURG

Mrs. Weaver and daughter of Lam
sing visited the formers sister, Mrs
v. ID. Throop the past week.
Miss Zadie Zaver of Greenville call
ed ON friends here the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Ellis spent Sun
day with l.. +. Woodland.
James Fisher and family of Sum-
ner spent Friday evening at the home
of WIN. Parr.
Steven Woodland and son had bust
ness at Alma Monday.
Martin Nickerson had business al
st. Louis Friday.
v. ID. Throop and wife spent Sun
day with relatives in McBrides.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Petit of Ithaca
Mr.. and Mrs. Fox of Fox Grove, Mr.
Chef Petit of Ithaca and Miss Reader
of Pompeii spent Sunday at the home
of Mrs. Petit's parents, ID. Mincer.
Miss Camp spent Sunday with hel
parents, Pick Camps, near Edmore.
Mrs. left was suddenly called u
Palo Sunday on account OF the serious
| illness of her son, Don Mathews.
Elmer Woodland spent Sunday witt
Ed. Swarthout.
Seth and Earl Woodland were caller
on Z. Douglas Sunday.
VIM. Lucas and family of Stanton
were Sunday visitors at the home o
her father, George Douglas.
George Holland of Crystal was
Saturday business caller here.
Ferris Telephone Co. elected tn
following officers at their annual bust
ness meeting Saturday: President
Charles Hicks; vice-president, Otis Ee
gleston; secretary and treasurer, +. {
Dyer; troubleman, L. E. Woodland.
VIM. Parr, wife and son, Harrison
are on the sick list.
Isle Beach spent Sunday with Her
nv Searman of Sumner.
George Hare and family of Bloome
visited F. d. Hare and d. F. Hare o
Saturday.
Elsie Douglas is building a ne
house.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1915-04-08
NEW ARK

Mr.. and Mrs. C. H. Jackson of Lam
sing spent the past week visiting
friends and relatives in this neighbor-
hood and Ithaca.
Lucille and Herbert Rice of Howell
visited relatives here last week.
Mr.. and Mrs Peter Monet Of Lam
sing visited from Friday until Mon
day with Newark relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Sturgeon
went to Carson City Friday to attend
the funeral of the latter's cousin, Mrs
Chas. Blakeslee.
Glenn Strouse and wife are moving
their goods to his mothers farm where
they will live in tent this summer.
Mrs. f. NJ. Hardy of Mt. Pleasant
spent several days last week visiting
Mrs. VIM. Daniels.
Mrs. Clare Daniels went to Edmort
Friday to visit her parents.
Mrs. Jay Miller and daughter, Vera
spent Sunday with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. George Allen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Probst spent Sun
day with Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Law
renee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sterah Walker of Pom
pei spent Wednesday with Mr.. an'
Mrs. John Bosley.
Miss Glada Martyr has the mumps
Little Goldie Gable is recovering
from her recent illness of scarlet fe
yer.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1915-04-08
Luck Was With Traveller.

The reason that escaped execu.
ton the morning after my arrest hung
on an even slenderer thread, writes
a recent traveller in China, in the
Worlds Work. My foreign appear
ance, the regularity of my papers, and
my remarks to the effect that he would
be made the scapegoat If mistake
had been made had worried the prison
superintendent He decided TO consult
his superior before carrying out his
orders. This gentleman, like most OF
his kind in Chinese officialdom, was
not an early riser When he did arise
the first thing he received was an
urgent telephone inquiry from Admi'
raj Tsai as to whether foreigner had
been arrested by the secret police
or not, and If he had. where was he.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1915-04-08
EAST BEAVER CREEK

Mrs. Youngs of. Kalamazoo has
been visiting relatives in this vicini-
ty for the past few weeks.
Burt Welch has been quite i'll but
is out again.
Mrs Sarah French and son Walter
made a business trip to Shepherd
Wednesday. :.
Mrs Orville WEIGH called on Mrs.
of Elwell Thursday.
Mrs Henry Lucas attended the AID
society meeting at Mrs. 5. Abbotts
home Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Lucas spent
Easter at the home of his mothers
Mrs Walter Booth near Alma.
Virgil Martin of Belding was the
guest of his cousin Mrs. Laural
WEIGH Friday.
F. A. Greenman is able to be out
again.
Mrs Lyle of Owosso was the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. O. WEIGH Friday.
Mr. and Mrs Silas Leonard return
ed home Thursday from a ten day
visit at Marion with relatives.
The Easter exercises at the churcf
Sunday evening were fine and great
ly enjoyed by a crowded house.
Pearl Leonard spent Friday ano
Saturday in Alma on business.
Finn Wagner of Shepherd anC
Miss Marjorie Johnson of Coe were
married at the new church Sunda!
evening in the presence of full
house of invited guests. Eide
Meese of St. Louis performed the
ceremony and Mrs. Joy Fisher play
ed the wedding march. The happ.
couple will be. at home on the John
son farm to their many friends.
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Ankron. o
Shepherd attended church herr
! Sunday
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1915-04-08
The Woman's Gift.

It is as natural for the normal WON
an to talk as for the bird to sing. II
is the spontaneous expression and CIV
ing OF herself. II is this naturalness
which gives to her talkativeness its
perennial charm as well as its meal
culable value in the scheme of things.
The woman in the human group is
much like the monarch in Pierre
Miles delightful tales OF that name.
"Why do people call me the monarch
Why am I loved? Why always happy ?
Because. he explains, Il always have
time to talk Without me the people
around here would be bored to death.
j go and come, laugh and sing. 1t costs
nothing but a glass of wine, and bit
Of supper What do ] give? | give
myself" The woman gives herself
Woman's Home Companion.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1915-04-08

IL is not universally known what
is meant by a funeral with full mili-
tary honors.' I'm such funeral the
coffin is borne or a gun carriage. IL
the dead soldier was a cGvalryman
his sword and helmet are fastened to
the saddle of his horse. which is led
Immediately behind The sun-carriage,
and his topic, IS, with SPURS attached,
are fastened in stirrups, with the toes
pointing backwards A arins party.
drawn, If possible, from the deceaseds
regiment, fires three volloys over the
grave, and the Last Post" is then
sounded by buglers.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1915-04-08
Monkey Acted as Jockey.

John Bright. when training horses,
had a monkey in his stable at time
when the racing was on a covered
track. Either the monkey had the
soul of a jockey or an Unborn hatred
for dogs, for when one came along
he would drop on his back from a
perch and sit as tight as the deuce
trey. 4 greyhound happened in and
the monkey took the mount. With
the rider way up on his withers. IT, ?
hound started off in terror and made
for the infield. He cleared the Liver
pool easily and raced for hurdle.
Here the rider was unlucky. for he
hit his head and passed away
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1915-04-08
Tho hIstory of other countrIes.

1t is not at all the History OF our
own country which is all-important.
overshadowing all the rest, not the h.s-
tory of the times nearest to our own,
says Frederic Harrison. II his
tory be the continuous biography OF
the s. human race, II may well
be that the history of remoter times,
which have the least resemblance to
our own. may often be the more valu-
able to us. as correcting national pref
udices and the narrow ideas bred in
us by daily custom. The his
tory of other races, and Of different
customs. may be of all things the best
to correct our vanities, and
our conventional prejudices. We have
indeed to know the history of our own
country, of the latter ages. But the
danger is. that we may know little
other history.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1915-04-08
NUFFLER SCHOOL NOrES

Sometime ago Miss White offered
two first prizes, one to the boys and
one to the girls of her sixth grade
Physiology class for the best essay
ON "The Care of the Teeth" Doris
Bradford received box of soap, as
first \prize. Memo Wich received a
large box of Dental cream. Neva
Lyle won second place and received
small size box of Dental cream
Miss White gave every member OF
her class a sample box of the cream
Miss White spent the week end
at her home in Caro-, Mich.
The Ninth grade wrote history
test, Friday.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1915-04-08
To curtan Fire Losses.

Some day we shall come to full real
ization Of the enormous unnecessary
loss entailed by fire and shall begin
the right sort of preventive campaign
to lower it, One place to begin is in
the schools. II is probably within the
truth TO say that a considerable part
of the cost could be cancelled by the
saving that could be made by bringing
up the oncoming generations with
proper appreciation of the wealth
wasted by fire that ever reasonable
precaution would prevent
from Elsie where he has been spend.
ing few days with relatives anc
friends.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1915-04-08
Mosquitoes Near Pole.

The presence of mosquitoes in myri'
ads within the bare, uninhabitated
arctic circle Is surely In some degree
a mystery. The mosquito is blood
sucker, but In these universal plains
he is for the most part and of strict
necessity a vegetarian. A few birds
excepted (and the birds are furnished
with impervious feathers) there is no
local life whatever. The Lapp in sum
mer drives his reindeer to the sea,
and no native crosses the field II he
can help it. Yet in this region
seemingly the most unsuitable for
its effective working" the mosquito
fourishes, "a primeval and enduring
curse, inexplicably developed to its
utmost"
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1915-04-08
Found Humanity FraII.

In town in New York disagree
able man set trap for his brethren
and sisters. Twenty-Five we're tempted
with dimes slipped into their change
and then watched to see what they
would do about it. Seven men and
one woman pocketed the change I'M
counted and never knew OF the bait
Four men and two women found and
returned the coin. Eleven succumbod
to greed and, unconscious OF the watch
upon them. pocketed the Illicit gain.
Even happier than those who demon
strated their rectitude are the eight
whose indifference to lucre made them
winners without blame. Unhappy are
the detected pilferers indeed, but prob
ably the sorest people In the town are
the remaining 2,013 inhabitants who
missed the chance to make either a
record or ten cents.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1915-04-08
FERRIS

Miss Jennie Bollinger went to the
north part of the state Saturday TO
work through the summer
Willie Wilson and Elmo Tissue
have been sick with the chicken pox.
F. ID. Hare took Mrs. left to Palo
in his auto last Sunday to see her son
Don who was very i'll with Bronchial
Pneumonia.
Mr. and Mrs Grant Beach drove to
Summer. after church last Sunday to
see sister of Mrs Beach, Mrs Alice
Seaman.
|, Mr. and Mrs Scheiern of Edmore
were visitors at church here Sunday
w. f. Wheeler departed for his
home in Alden Monday.
Mrs J. l.. Barbour and daughter
Mrs Ada Holmes with their two little
ones visited with relatives here Sun
day and Monday.
Miss Mary Holland returned tC
Mt. Pleasant Monday to resume
her studies in the Normal.
The Aid Society served dinner tC
the voters election day and also hao
thef meeting in the afternoon in
stead of Wednesday as usual.
Miss Winnie Wilson is enjoying {
weeks vacation from Vestaburl
| School.
Wednesday, April Ia, all the meI
who are DESTROYS to see the cemstar.
more pleasing to look at are request
ed to come in the morning with thu
necessary tools to work with anC
spend the day working to clear up
Also to dig a cistern for water t
help in caring for trees and flowers
Men are further requested to brini
their wives with them who will fur
nish dinner and such help as the.
can in the work of improvement.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1915-04-08

Dioclctian who were n crown 50
fortunate ana 50 revered. resigned il
to retire to the felicity OF a private
life; ana some time after. the neces-
sity OF public affairs requiring that
he should reassume his charge he
made answer to those who came TO
court him to il: You would not
offer me" said he, Ito persuade me to
this had you seen the fine order Of
the trees have planted in my or
chard and the fair melons have sown
In my garden
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Smith were Sagi-
nav visitors Sunday.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1915-04-08
panoak.. constitute a Meal.

Pancakes contain all the ingredients
necessary for complete meal, SAYS
a British authority. Aside from its
food value the pancake also contains
3 certain medicinal value In its pro
portion of lecithin. which is important
IN digestive processes.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1915-04-08
RIVERDALE

Miss Thelma Austin is employed
in the home Of Mrs. Elmer Welch.
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Welch visited
at the home of II. Lucas and wife
Sunday.
Mrs. p. G. Mallory has been visit
ing friends in Alma for the past few
days.
Mrs w. II. Sibley is some better at
this writing.
L. WEIGH and II. Lucas transacted
business at Alma Tuesday.
Mrs Sidney Gould was guest OF
her son and wife Mr. and Mrs Azrc
Gould Monday.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1915-04-08
To Keep Butter.

When there is no ice .n the houss
lnu there is butter to keep, suhmerge
I 10 bran heavy enough to hold a no.
ate at the surface.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1915-04-08
Convdleecent.

Butler ito Rev. DR.. Priestley)-No,
sir, Mr.. Baker cannot see you today.
He's very sorry indeed. sir, but he's
toe we'll now to see any of the clergy.
Life.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1915-04-08
BETHANY
COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS

y
The regular meeting of the COM
mon council of the city of Alma was
held i'm the council rooms on the
above date. The council was called
to order by the mayor, Hon. Albert +.
Cook. Those present were Aids.
Rowland, McConkey, Willard, Ogden,
Ward and Kehn. There being a quo
rum present the council was declared
in session. The journal of the pre-
ceding session was read and approx
ed. Aid. Fraker appears. On motion
of Aid. Kehn supported by Aid. Row
land that they transfer $l25.OO from
the general fund to the park fund
which vote was as follows; yeas
Rowland, McConkey, Willard, Ogden
Ward, Kehn and Fraker; nays, none
On motion of Aid. Fraker, support
ed by Aid. McConkey that they trans.
fer $25.48 from State Street Sewer
Fund to Highway Fund, for work
done by city team, which vote was as
follows; yeas, Aids. Rowland, McCon
key, Willard, Ogden, Ward, kehn ano
| Fraker.
On motion of Aid. Willard, sup
ported by Aid McConkey that the re
port of the auditing committee be ac
cepted and placed on file. Motor
carried. On motion of Aid. Ward
supported by Aid. Ward, supported
by Aid Ogden that the Druggist bone
of the Look, Patterson Drug Co. a
principals and Geo. E. Sharrar am
p. R. Voorhees, as securities be ap
proved. Motion carried.
On motion of Aid. Ward, support
ed by Aid. McConkey that the follow
ing claims be allowed at footing an
the clerk be instructed to isue check
for the same. which vote was as fol
lows; yeas. Aids. Rowland, McConke
Willard, Ogden, Ward. Kehn an
| Fro Lar
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1915-04-08
ELECTION RESULTS
IN THE COUNTY
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.

BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.
Jesse Fuller list Ward Alma Rep
Isaac Russell End Ward Alma Dem
John Sullivan 3rd Ward Alma Dem
]. ID. Holman 4th Ward Alma Dem
John Haines 1st Ward StLouis Rep
Fred Newton End Ward St.Louis Rep
A. f. Wright Sd Ward St.Louis Dem
D.. uo,eo,,a,, 1tb Ward
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-08-29
ELKS ARE REMINDED
Of ANNUAL C[AMBAKE
Outing to Be Held September IL
Down the River-Games Will
Be Enjoyed.

Illustrated circulars outlining the good
time which is in store for them Sunday.
September -, when their fifth annual
clambake is to be held down the river.
have been forwarded to members of
Washington Lodge of Ellls.
Under the direction of Fred J. Mer-
sheimer, committee is hard at work
on the details. The steamer st. Johns
has been chartered, and will leave the
wharf on Water street at 10 o'clock and
proceed down the river AS soon as the
boat is well under way breakfast will be
served Gus Brahler will have charge.
Edwin H. Neumeyer, jr, will again be
in charge of the clam feast, which will
not be confined entirely to clans. Chick
en-, lobster and roasted corn are among
the other good things to be provided.
Jake Richards is chairman of the COM
mittee on athletics. Appropriate prizes
are TO be awarded to the winners of the
various events, which will include fat
mans race, potato race, base ball game
and other stunts
Hugh f. Harvey, in addition to being
vice chairman of the general committee
on arrangements, will serve as chairman
of the reception committee. John c. Max
well heads the music committee. John
H. BALI is chairman of the ticket COM
mittee.