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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-27

tailed in quartermaster corps. viii proceed
to this city for duty.
Second Lieut. T. B. Weeks coast artillery
corps is relieved from assignment 20 lS2d
company TO unsigned list and FOR duty on
cable steamer JOSH Henry
Second Lieut. T. C. Cordiner, coast artil-
lery corps. is relieved from assignment for
duty on coast defences Of Potomac to Phil
ippiue islands.
second Lieut. J. 3. Gillespie coast artil-
Iery corps is relieved from 18th company
ana placed on unassigned list for duty on
coast defences Of the Potomac
Capt J. B. HugEins medical corps. rs re-
ueved from duty in southern department
and assigned TO Fort Robinson FOR duty
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-27
Princess Bronze
8-Imch Boots

Smart to an amazing degree
are these Autumn Boots,
modelled on the most graceful
lines and distinguished by
their faultIess details of fin
ish. With the extra short
skirts IN vogue now this High
Cut Boot should be an es-
pecial fayorite.
Imported French Bronze Kid
IA Side Buttoned Princess
style Leather Louis heels,
welted soles,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-27

Bcrtiilion Measurements OF
RyIey Cooper, the Author.

RcrtiiIicn Measurements OF
RyIey Cooper, the Author
Member Authors League Of
America. Former Associate
Editor Motion Picture Maya
zine. Consulting editor photo
play clearing house Of Amer
lea Contributor to Nitagraph,
Essanay, Lubin. Edison and
Biograph companies. Contrib
utor to Golfers. Ladies Home
Journal. Aiuslee's, Smiths,
Peoples. Popular, Hollands,
Independent, Harper's Week
", Red Book, Green Book,
Blue Book. Pictorial Review.
Short Stories. Cavalier. ArgOsy,
Munsey's. Peoples Home Jour
nal The Housekeeper. and
lesser magazines. Special
writer for Kansas City star.
New York World, Chicago
Tribune and Denver Post
Formerly on staff Golfers
Weekly.
4. 4. 4. =, =. Z. =. =. - =.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-27
RORpED OF HIS COAT.

James ". Barrickman Of Sacramento.
Calif reported that he had been
robbed Of a coat while near the 18th
infantry camp Monday morning He
saws he was sitting down when two
Nexicans. a tail one and short one,
approached him and took his coat
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-27

little vacation. so that it can gain
strength. by using Stuart's Dyspepsia
Tablets after meals
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets 80 INTO
your stomach just like food They help
digest this food. Then they enrich the
blood and thus when the next meal IS
eaten the system is better prepared to
do its work without assistance
All Druggists have Stuarts Dyspep-
sia Tablets in soc boxes. Get a box
today. or send coupon below
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-27
ny RNIEY CnnpER-

HIESI OF al. remember that inc
r greatest thing in the world. is hui
man interest To create interest
the human side of things must De al
ways present. Humans are interested
in humanity Therefore. the picture Of
q man working is more interesting
than the mere picture of q work bench
What is seen through someone else's
eyes is far more interesting than some
thing merely looked upon by the
f1rrarra
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-27
Acute AFtiCuIaF
Rheumatism

The exact cause OF rheumatism IS IN
known, though It is generally believed to
be due to an excess Of uric acid in the blood
1t may be also said with equal truth that no
remedy has been found which is q specific
in all cases. In fact the literature Of rheu-
matism shows that there are but few drugs
which have not been given trial. In the
hands Of one observer we ind that a certain
drug has been used with the utmost salts
faction others have found the same remedy
to be a great disappointment All physi-
clans however agree that every method OF
treatment is aided by the administration Of
some remedy to relieve the pain and quiet
the nervous system and DR.. W. s. SchultZo
expresses the opinion Of thousands Of prac-
titiOners when he says thai Anti-Eamnia
Tablets should be given preference over all
other remedies for the relief OF the pain IN
all forms OF rheumatism. These tablets can
be purchased in any quantity. They are
also unsurpassed IN headaches, neuralgias
and all pain. Ask for AK Tablets.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-27
Write Human Interest Into Your
Picture Play; Experts AdUice

~ 1LE4 COOPER, scenario Writer,
author. circus press agent etc,
who is in FL Paso ahead OF the
Sells-Floto and the Buffalo Bill Wild
West shows. by request Of The Herald,
mas given the readers some pointers
on how to write moving picture plays
The advice is Of value to every person
moving picture scenario and should
prove of particular interest TO those
persons who expect to compete in The
Herald's- contest for the best scenario
FOR the drama Of II PasoT for Mr.
Cooper knows his subject
According 20 Mr. Cooper's advice.
here are some things TO remember
about writing a phoyOp-ay.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-27

4 special supply of YelIOw
Chrysanthemuns for HalIow-
cen and Football Games.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-07

Ts~o ace l=is boys mo are called Fred sad Ned
CsT eng ssstsas - IzzaP sato bed
VIZ Freddy locked ssf Of the rsusdas a. aisst
Aad tar say thsf he stars were zeal bright
Asd b. sad. -Oaf ID Ike Climb ~ ihs stasi
II nc rrd8-ss srd brshrss The hats called Mars
l's tass Mas eog.d t1ns queer traEt!
Nas. drsf hsshsf Ned. dsat yog wish sc had waEsf
Tk-a basa q tAs boys hszfd q ssry quesf noisr.
Aad - very qscrs astsc that taey baJh % ru heard
Wss aaaeh hts ~ sa.trf 81 ssrar Lfflr BIRDS
Bss seasfhaaE sify. d must BE- fairy
Yes really fslfy sshsf fhey both heard
Azd ssoa tae sfsfl rht that fairy sfoed there
Aad waved e brssht s4asd "a the warm sumner
Tbs fairy bad es-se from . star bis aad bright
D. a msncaI s.ad ftsf AIRY ard hight
~Ca-ss Fred sad core ned sr small fairy SAID
Wen rd- - o Mars ny mas1eal s.edf
Fer ysg has ! sid from that your town
Asd sts sIrd esa climb UP Just vel slide d5ssul
So ta-y fs-aped o. thzt slrd sad thy sa-d The sy
Asd my saaa bad soa- -, ffaaa the town. very high.
For thas vssr qsrer SD. ss We truly have sad
C6ald sla3r go o. dqsn a fay Of bright lssbi.
Wtru besaaia stars brxhsiy shine n The assai.
50 hey thfssEh as az a. pace very fast
Asd hizA above az Of the trees thsy passed.
Asd ~ zhss Of he t5ssa tsey easd more
For 'bs sssts lsaks4 zeal DIN. Ike isfsssy hosr-
As4 b. song iss'. 500 that qa.,s seas
by had esszs vesy elsse % th- bsz sdiaias Nooa
Be- he Niece cold hat thsY dd dare stsy.
So tssY d-~ b 10 Nsoa add thsy ssacd Tar away
Trs lsy passed b. he el5ads ssd bsy ts fizs
Asd tssy aros al hat siza, rs q 'soadrfful ashl
I'LL ny cane 20 ne stag tasS always call Mars
Ws-s NJ Sled ssfaek tssf nth fs'h~r hard bump
Bats he boys 10 'ae sfasad sssy gazkly did iuaP:
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-07
The Italian Cricket
n Ncntriioquist

DO rAHlss.. tas gFeaea :tatafsi'
tsE. tells gs macy satersst a. s
10 sslaEs sh@as tes tifs 90 lflseefs.
90 sfrsz gs tns sar-at .ifr &C. Wel
80 sae arfsasaFQ saea-aantsaE nsb5ts
af snr ltsls eFestssss "a Eiea cfrrp sna
az aae4s tas woess. faHsatsitass tal-
asvs ara rsass. of taF tt4ilsa cricket
be has sF5s Co say
e,rns ttauaa cricket has nss ere
alsre easssals ard hrasg seapT char
srtertssts es fas family tt -s. or enc
raatfarg. a strnFsf. weaaig creature
IS ea.sF VefV pale. a. as rasaFal ia
view as lss aaesGsnsl habits o. hana-
Esz &c Gee is aGrzi4 % eFtasasoE % be-
saFs~ sas eazsss- tf lives az aesiai
sxisseres. an ssrges aaa basars % au
sfeGs. anG rarely GsseFafs Co. tEe
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-07
THE LAND OF THE BIG BALLS

That It struck against Fred the height of his belt.
With The strongest swift blow that he had felt
And he doubled night up and he tumbled right down.
Then he picked himself up with very mad frown
And he wished he safe IN his little town.
hen the Bail went for Ned and framed his head
But he jumped side Never touched mel he said.
Then the Ball turned around and 1t with a whaek
And 1t struck very hard on his very small back,
so he knocked down by this sudden attack.
Hal Hal" said the Ball with very big grin.
i knocked YOU both and therefore | wIni
hen big Rubber Ball bounced along the ground
And bumped INTO Fred with very fast bound
And TINS big Rubber Ball so large and thick
That knocked him night and did It real quick.
hen the Ball went for Ned. with bumpitty bump
But he suddenly made such a very quick jump
hat the Ball didn touch him. but turned round
And bounced up and down the very hard ground
IIl 40 last ii hit Ned the knees. If you please
And knocked nm right with very great ease.
'Fa Hal said the Ball with a very big grn,
Il knocked YOU both and therefore WIN -
hen a couple of Cannon Balls came and each said
1T IS Nv turn to hit you, dear Freddy and Ned
And YOU know when I'm through you vii look very deadl
But The two Cannon Balls began fighting each other
To ge, the first chance hi, Fred and his brother.
And while they were fighting their very mad fight
Fred and Ned took this chance get of their sight
For those Balls all watching the fighting you know
And they heard lots OF shouts from the Balls that crowd
But they didn't turn round and they very fast
And away from the Land Of the Balls they soon passed:
I'll. they came TO a place that there very near,
And u. tell you time for they something queer
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-07

June -. l9OS-President Cleveland
died.
June %. 1ST6-General Custer with
his Command killed by Sioux under
sitting Bun in Montana
June %. ITSS-Virg.nia admitted TO
The Union.
June IS. Is66-Prussian victory in
Austria.
June IS, IS36-President Madison
deed.
June IS. lTTS-Americans victor
ious AT Monmouth.
June IS. lI16-Americans victor
ious at Fort MoUItrie.
June IS. 1914-Archduke Francis
Ferdinand Of Austria Hungary and his
wife. Countess Sophie Chotek. Duchess
OF IIohcnberg. were assassinated.
June 80. IS49-ROUe surrendered
70 the French.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-07

earth. is s6az. ths pleasant voice %
fhs calm. hos eVeaiaEs from JAY Co
oetateg. commences az sunset and
aaruaaes f6s greater part % che
eight Thts song be- familiar Co. a-
e1ansrs ggsa. o. FFsounda evva iu
zraaar.es. sasa which the insect ssssya.
attracted esther ~ the fodder.
me sarE consists % a slow. semitic
safs. r-rfrFrd more expressive ny q
sliehs tremar. % enc taHset is noe On
~ way d5ssurbed as Sc sits .n gAr
low fsffarr. enc note wall not vary. nuf
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-07

at che least noise tho performer bs-
comrs vrHtriIoql.Et First of all sou
hear 90 there. in front ~ SOU. aut BOB
thr urNs moment sou here -- Dt,E
lHsr-. twratg yards distant. tlcn tr-
had sou So gtsa-aiE. abe double note
decreased lr volume ly tle distance.
'-Y1g So forward $atlir= -s there
The sound proceeds fruw ifE as.--lll
point. Hus me-. lt ar uut rarret 1ucE
patience and many rs,uasf."ls wil.
Hr required before sou can locate and
CAPTURE fhH insect"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-07

Good morninsi' said Fred to . big Wooden Ball.
You look Ike Croqusi. bu, sou much too iall'
50 that's what you think " said the Ball with wink.
Well. you're night when you say that my IS Croquet
And IN ready TO play on this bright sunny day.
30 yuu better take care for you The stake
Aad very hard hit ! am song 20 masel'
Then that Ball started SONG fast and so feet
That Rad knocked Freddy night off OF his feet
hen turned night around ,,s,h Whrl ihe ground
And aimed night for Ned with dash and a bouudi
But young Ned fast q small fellow could.
Sal chased vsfy close by this Big Ball OF Wood
Nov. ihif Ball a fellow could beat
And q fooa had knocked Neddy night of Of bis feet
"Ha' Hal" SAID the Ball with a very big rrn.
Il looked sou both over and therefore ! ,s1i'
Thrn great big Baseball. just Big your head.
Rolled aoag and came and i sand 90 Fred
We ,gi have a inc game just stay where you re a..
But Fred said Il cant play. Tor haven't a bait
Bu, Of course q you'll bring a bat then I say
7 sail s,gn- around and baseball ] vIll plyi'
''Ha' Hsi laughed he Ball. now YOU STAY where you re
Fsf am the Ball and you are the Ba;.
IN do an ths hitting by hi;iins just YOU
And you % find that the hardest hard hitting do
So Il Jumped n the arr and q aimed with s5od care
Ard e ar,s vsf, fast ard truly declare
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-07
d1Fel TIE. YsUNG DEspLE .
Betty S -
Birthday

va ETY. was a little girl who lived
~ in a small Southern town. and
81 81 she was a very busy little girl.
~ for she helped her mother near
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-07
cKlnG56 2zzz5111T

- CssI-thc month OF r0sez-is Iuu
of historical events. The flower
.ar june i- thg Wild Rose. which
means simplicity The Jewel for
jane Isl the A-Hre. which stands Tor
a.Hlth and Ions .ie.
June I-s. r,Gf.-FcGcr1I Army OF
Potomac under Grant defeated az Cold
Irrbur.
June J.. l7ss-Tenueszec admitted
tu -re Union
june q. -s6S-EN-rFes.den such
lr-g died.
June .. Is4s-s.ese or Rome by
the French.
June o. Is65-Ensland defeated the
Dutch .u tle Dutch War"
June @. lSss-H1ozou sank the
l.rriIle.
June @. -s3s-spanish cruiser Eeiua
Mercedes sunk by the Americans.
June IS. lSl--Ee SHINING OF War OF
-sr- with Great Britain.
June s. 1S+5-Prosident Jackson
died
June 10. IsoI-war d eIarod
against Tripoi.
June 10. IS6I-Confedcrate vic
to-l1us under Col. Il u. Hill
jane u. I777-Fl-st United states
nsr.
June IS. lsss-Presiden, James
PoiE died
june IS. l2I5-Sins John OF Eng
land granted the Magma CAarta.
June 10. 1I54-Firsr lightning rod
set up.
Co the Union.
june -. I775-Batue OF Bunker
Eiu tpu=lt-
June Is. 1s15-Ba-tie Of waterloo.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-07

The boys were alone. for that fairy had flown.
And they ist rather scared IN place all unknown.
And they looked all around and queer place they found
For there Oh the ground rolling round and around
Was a very big ball and another big ball
And there quickly more with queer faces all
he balls OF rubber wood. leather. and stone
And they al were the biggest you ever have known!
For the smallest Of al big your head
And thsy aLl bad queer face. ,se already SAD.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-07

sasrss zee rswefss zea seea tHeY
e.see saf = snail seEgssa % ths gezs-
sasl- eargea o. less after &ea may
BE- safe. tss. tasE go seed survived
gseE fFErrs
s. Be- was thst eta tfass. EagWsss
rsfatrez. taazss tsses a es-sssn
ere aaE se sEe nFsrrtFs EtaFtss-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-07

: So 90 an sit pos san os VI els the q
"a co 81 and
9. pan and Jack planned 90 spend
thoirs ms San 81 ns DO and ins ai
80 q mA
a. Mary and 7 resolved % take a
J trip 20 ore "a the ans and ah mo %
a o..
what we're our vacations 20 be-
Answers.
HIDDEN FRUITS I. Peach; ..
Hcl9n; :. Pear Z. GrGpcs: 5. Lemon
TGcafi0s Pu==ic. ]. Gcfhcr end 70
fker-Sea Frnncisco gHe rirtf fhr r.
POS ffon. =. DGn arc f1ck-R0rfiug,
ssri -ssssEg end fshiRG; :. AgTy clsd
I-Eo.EfsiEs GnG scsskoTe.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-07
HIDDEN FRUITS.

o. each % ths failaWtaE sentences
fhs rzrns % a fraif is hidaeu.
T. We Wsss told 90 wrap each par
eel carefully.
1Gs gave % 90 ne long $50
q Tas caps arrives ia Ege9 cor
slsisn.
VITA . rsaauadiak rap. Esssiis
aashea open ths de0rs
6. Gs hz4 = uitis fnonsy. could
help rlura.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-07

As racssian time vas draWiaE rear.
ne rnsmbsrs % oar family Eathesed
ts1sshsT 60 glsa their holidays-
FafhsF Aa6 EaothsF decided 10
Evening star., 1915-12-08
MANY DISTRICT BILLS
PRESENTED IN SENATE
Senator PoindeXter Would Give Suf-
frage to All Over Twenty-Five,
Regardless of Sex.

\ number Of bills Of interest to the
District of Columbia have been intro
4UCed in the Senate. senator Suther-
land of Utah presented bill for the
erection Of an armory in the District.
\ bill was Introduced by Senator
Weeks Of Massachusetts authorizing
James +. Barbour and his successor in
title to maintain permanently and use
siding from the tracks Of the Phladel-
phia. Baltimore and Washington rail-
road in Washington
Senator Norris Of Nebraska reintro-
luced his hill providing for the use of
The Grea; Falls water power TO supply
light and power IN the District. and
providing for an increase III the water
supply Of Washington.
senator McCumber reiutroduced his
bill to provide for the sanitary wrap
Evening star., 1915-12-08
OYSTERS ARE PLENTIFUL.
Quality Has Not Been Better in
MANY Years. It Is Claimed.

Oysters are plentiful in both river
and bay. according to reports being
brought here by the runboats, and
their quality has not been better in
many years The outlook for full
supply for the Christmas market is ex-
cellant. and within the next few days
the uptown dealers Will begin laying
in their supplies for the Christmas
trade. This morning q feet of fifteen
or more vessels with oysters aboard
was living at the wharf market, 1oot
Of ETH street, and the supply II
has is ample 10 meet all demands for
the next three or four days, even
should no more oyster-laden craft ar
rive Prices range from 40 to so cents
a bushel for good stock.
Evening star., 1915-12-08

or more and attained the age of sixty
years or more may retire if he SO de-
sires on pension of two-thirds OF ms
salary; if he has served twenty-five 10
thirty years and is sixty-two years old
he NAV retire on a pension of 80 per
cent of his salary: II he has served
from twenty to twenty-five years and IS
sixty-fve years old or more he may re-
tire on a pension of 30 per cent OF ms
salary.
Senator Works also rentroduced n
bill making it unlawful to publlsh ae-
tails of crimes and accidents III the bis-
triCt.
Evening star., 1915-12-08
Receives japanese Party.

Senator Clarke of Arkansas as Pres
ident pro tempore of the Senate today
received in the Vice Presidents cham
bers at the Capitol Baron Shibusawa
the japanese financier. and party, tour
ing the country. The acting Vice Pres
ident had the visitors escorted through
the Capitol.
Evening star., 1915-12-08

rival at Alexandria. had been received
by the department.
More details as to the Communipaw,
as well as the Standard OIL tanker
Petrolite, reported attacked by a SUD
marine in the Mediterranean last sun ,
day morning, are being awaited. A full
account of the attack on the Petrolite
might give the State Department no
basis for taking up the incident. II It
were confirmed that the vessel HE'D
a tier rnIrSr
Evening star., 1915-12-08
This Solid
Mahogany C1R *
Adam Chair " 1O.Oo

Designed with a shaped
cane back, medallion iii
center; seat is upholstered
and covered in velour.
Soc a Week.
Evening star., 1915-12-08
Representative for District.

Representative for District.
Senator PoindeXter of Washington
reintroduced his bill providing for the
election of a delegate to the House by
the people of the District. and also
providing 4 method of election for
presidential preferential primaries in
the District. lie would give suffrage to
all residents of the District twenty -one
years of age or more, without regard
to sex, who can read and write.
senator Works OF California intro
duced a bill OF particular interest to
the thousands of employees OF the gov
ernment in the District. 1t provides
for the pensioning and retirement of
employees in the classified civil service.
The pension fund is to be derived
from contributions taken from the sal
aries of the employees. these contribu-
tions to he not more than per cent,
and from the federal Treasury. What
ever part of the necessary fund is not
made up by the contributions from the
salaries of the employees is TO be added
by the government. 1t is provided.
however, that in the case of employees
of the government who receive more
than S2.56N q year their contributions
to the fund are to be not more than
per cent of $500.
Evening star., 1915-12-08
FATE Of AMERICAN
VESSEL REPORTED
SUNK IS IN DOUBT
Continued from First Page,

Page. at Rome, reporting that an
American ship, held to have been the
Standard Oil tanker Commuupaw, had
been torpedoed and sunk, We're received
during the forenoon by the state De-
partment. Ambassador Pages source
of infornatio was not divu!gea III his
message, but it was thought likely
that he had received the same report
as that transmitted in press dispatches
last night from Rome and that the
message received from him today
might simply have been delayed Pm
transit
Evening star., 1915-12-08
Two-Thirds Pension.

Under the proposed system an en-
ploye who has served for thirty years
Evening star., 1915-12-08

Mahogany Table Lamp,
complete, with 81 1S
shade .........
Mahogany Um- %3 70
brella Stands. -. ~OOo
Mahogany Ladies" Writ
ing Desk. &01 IN
Special. -:
Complete stock of Sectional
Bookcases. ; sections; any
size; top and %l3O0
base complete. pAOo
Fine Solid Mahogany Gate
leg Table; selected Cuban
mahogany, finished in the
best po ssible
manner, $500 S150O
value. Special. ~AOoo
Solid Mahogany Fernery
Stand, tar complete $500
with pan. .......
Solid Mahogany 81 80
Smokers Tray.
Enamel and
Cretonne { Sewing S1I.OO
Baskets. .......
.cretonne Waste $3.50
Baskets. ........ -
Evening star., 1915-12-08
Still Without Confirmation.

No confirmation of the news dis
patch from London, sent after last
nights press cablegram from Rome,
reporting the Communipaw' safe ar
Evening star., 1915-12-08

ping of bread in the District.
Senator owen of Oklahoma introduced
bill to provide for an additional as
sociate Justice of the Supreme Court of
the District.
Evening star., 1915-12-08

Solid Mahogany Tea Wa
gon, with glass S1O75
removable tray. ~
Solid Mahogany Colonial
De Designed 1y!t Shay S11.OO
Solid Mahogany 81 5O
Inlaid Tea Tray. o0
Solid o. Mahogany S675
Muffin Stand. :. ~OO
Solid Mahogany
Tuckaway Tea Ia 81 00
bic
Mahogany Smoker Table,
complete, with cigar holder,
ash tray and match S5 50
holders ~0'Oo
Mahogany 60 M
Chifforobe.
Enamel and
esss,a e5ssenns Tango S21.OO
Natural Willow
Chair; very COM c. IN
Portable e.......... ~OO
Fumed Oak @ E0
Book Rack. ~A'O0
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1915-04-22

Inc Annual Meeting OF the
Volunteer Fire Department was
held Tuesday evening at the Fire
Hall with nearly twenty mem.
bers present. The following
officers we're elected for the en-
suing year: Chief, Ed. w. Han
son; Asst Chief, e. M. Fuller;
Sec'y-Treas, B. T.. Kraabel. The
various companies organized
and elected the following: En-
CINE Co., Foreman, Oscar John
son; Hose Co., Foreman, L. J.
Bowen, Asst. T. M. Major;
Hook & Ladder Co., Foreman,
M. B, Hanley, Asst, K. w. Havi-
land. The delegates elected to
attend the State Tremen's
Tournaments to be held in Wah-
peton were Oscar johnson, A.
q. Watkins and c.. F. Husome.
One of the best attended en-
tevtainments that, has been held
In this CITY for some time was
the one given at the opera house
last Friday evening by the Con,
gregational Aid entitled, Scenes
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1915-04-22
WoMAM's CLUB OF HOPE.

The Hope Woman's Club met
at the City Hall, Thursday, April
9Th. The meeting was called to
order by Mrs. r. j. Washburn
and in response to roll call some
very interesting quotations were
given on the "Home''. A paper,
Individuality Shown in House
keeping" was read by Mrs.
Wheeler. Several Hope homes
expressing individuality wer e
described. Mrs. Fulmer read a
very interesting paper on How
to Make the Home Attractive for
the Child" Delegates were
elected by the club to attend the
District Federation which will
be held At Mayville. Those
elected were: Mrs. STANDBY
n Mrs. Martin; alternates,
Mrs. Wheeler and Mrs. Walsh.
The meeting adjourned to meet
again in two weeks at the city
hall,