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La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1915-07-23
TAOS NUEvo MEXICO, u S. A., vIERNES de JULIO

malhadada politica y el interes per
sonal y favoretismo reinaban en- los
asuntos de escuela, y que, faltando
el interes por parte de los que es
taban a la cabeza de la educaci6n,
esta Sc habia convertible en- un yer
dadero fraude descarado y adn des
preciado el merito y Ell ssber de los
maestros competentes, cuyas escue
las eran suplidas por maestros in
competentes y solo porque eran
parientes de los directories porque
pertenecian tai o cual partido po.
litico adn cuando no tnvieran nj o.
mas remote con ocimiento del arte
de ensefiar.
Ahora Ia cosa ha cambiado casi
de- un modo radical y es al merito
y al saber 81 que prevalece y no 81
favoretismo rastrero y politico en-
tan delicado departamento como 10
es el de la educaci6n de nuestro
pueblo. Hay en- la cabeza de la edu.
caci6n de cada condado hombres
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1915-07-23
Del DrJ.H.MeLean.

LNIMEN ACEITE V0LCANICO.
H.
H. Mclean
guitar a a
Mclean
pare aectadas
RASPADURAS
Volcanco del j. H. apGquese afeadas
Volcanco
H. Mclean.
6-PIES ENFERMOS tba jabon
buenac a manos y
Vcaico
doblada
se Limento de Aceite Vocanio del Dr. j H. Mclean
REMEDIO
del
Venddo
Dneciones Epanol rededo cada
MN mP PPagPAAsaabp?2 P Aab? uNc.AwEENTE H. E POP
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1915-07-23

que tienen en- su coraz6n el interes
educational de la juventud, y este
ha cam biado la situscion critica
que existia On 10 pssado. O]ala Y
que nuestro vecino condado pueda
tener por los proximos diez quin
CO amos hombres como Don David
Martinez Jr. en- la cabeza de la
educaci6n. Esto traeria consigo
una juventud inteligente y capaz
que reflejsria alto honor al estado
de Nuevo Mexico; pues ai ahora
tiene un Benigno Hernandez en- ell
Copgreso mas tarde podria tener
otros de sus ciudadaDos represen.
tando Nuevo Mexico eli ell con.
greso delos Estados Unidos.
LOS PROFESORES
Los Profesores que conducen ell
Institute en- Espanola son: Prof.
Ottway c. Zingg, Miss nellie G.
Fuller y Miss Pauline Hilliard.
Los Profesores que conducen el
Institute en- TERRA Amarillo, son:
Mrs. Nora Brum back, Miss Gilmore
0'Donnell y Supt. David MART.
nez Jr.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1915-07-23
ENT|tNDAN
TODOS
Que Ell Partido Repu-
bIiCano de Nueyo
Mexico no eS Mono
polio de Ninguno

FL partido Republican, de Nue
vo Mexico es una organization po'
Utica compuesta de votantes lega
les del estado que professn ciertas
mirss y opiniones y que tienen por
mission, lnediante los esfuerzos de
dicha organization, procurar los
beneficios de un buen gobierno J
de una buena administration de
los negocios pdblicos, y asegurar
mayor adelanto y bienestar para
todo 81 pueblo. Este psrtido NO
es propiedad de 'ningun individuo
nj grupo de individnos, sino que
ha sido en- 10 pasado, es en- 10 pre-
sente y sera en- 10 venidero, el Or.
gano que por iniciativa y acci6n
de sus hombres de representation
determine y eJecuta las ideas y
propositos de Ia mayoria de sus
miembros. Los seryicios que este
partido ha prestado al pueblo son
bien conocidos y no necesitan re
peticion, anadiendose este la cir
cunstancis de ser la organization
politica mas importaute en- Nuevo
Mexico porque abraza en- sus flas
una gran mayoria de los votantes
del estado. Sus actividades politi.
cas- han traido por fruto gran me.
ioramiento en- la administrator,
mas cuidado y esmero en- la name.
ra de emplear los fondos pdplicos y
mas honestidad integridsd en- la
condncta y artes de los ofciales
que administran sus asuntos; y es
to Sc manifesto claramente en- los
benefcios que en- esos respectos
han hecho las administrations Re
publicanas del estado.
Ahora bien, este partido orga-
nizacion cuando eleva a hom mbres
prominentes los altos puestos, 10
hace con la mira de que sostengan
sus principles y lleven afecto los
ideales y prop6sitos que han sido
anunciados y adoptados en- sus pla-
taformss. Su preferencia todo
individuo signifca un con venio ia
cito entire ell sgrsciado y los miem.
bros del partido de que aquel como
empleado prestara obediencia y
apoyo las disposiciones de la or.
ganizaci6n en- materias de politica
y no pretendera de ningdn modo
constituirse en- dictador o amo de
Ia misma. Por 10 que toca al cum
plirniento de sus daberes como tai
Official la letra y espiritu de la ley
debe servirle de guia, asi como
tam bien las inspiraciones de su in.
teligencia y la voz de su concien.
cia. Els derecho y prerrogativa del
partido tomar nota de la conducta
Y procedures de tai Official y juzgar
v determinar la suma de meritos o
desmeritos que aparezcan en- su,
registro, porque realmente ell par.
lido viene ser el responsible de
todo ante Ell tribunal del pueblo.
Con este Sc establece la autoridad
Y superioridad del partido sobre
cuslquier Official quiea haya ele-
gido con los votos de sus miemb bros
y Sc demuestra quien es el smo y
quien el sirviente en- caso semejan
to. j
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1915-07-23
FL Institute del Condado
de Rio AFriba

Por primera veg an la historic
del vecino condado De Rio Arrib ba,
Sc tienen dos institutes para ls
preparation de los maestros de csc
condado, el mas extenso y monta
noso on nuestro estado. Es tam,
bien el linico condado Que tient
dos institutes al mismo tempo.
Sus institutes Sc abrieron el dis
% de JUNO proximo pasado y ter
minan lnahana sabado. Uno &c abrit
On Espanolay y el otro en- Tierrs
Amarillo.
Solo asi SO podia dar justicia Q
los maestros de escuela del vecino
condadoy y mejorar Ia condici6n
educational de Ia juventud creciente
prueba de clio debe serlo el hecho
de que en- al Institute de Espanola
atendieron mas que ochenta macs
troa y al de TERRA Amarillo como
sesenta, un total de 140 maestros
en- ambos dos institutes, 10 que trs-
era invsrisblemente un gran cam.
bio educational para el vecino con.
dado de Rio Arriba.
Su Superintendent de condado
10 es ell Hon David Martinez Jr.,
el meior Superintendent de escue.
las que Sc registra en- Ia historic
educational de ese condado pues a
pesar de 10 extenso, montafloso y
diticil, con 75 districts escolares Y
con una area de ssh millas cua.
dradas y una population de 10, ,624
habitantes ell Supt. Sr. Martinez,
durante los dltimos tres afios ha
hecho mas para la educaci6n de la
juyentud creciente de 10 que Sc ha.
bia hecho por ell ,iltimo medic 81.
glo. Durante los Gltimos doce me.
ses ha establecido como ounce nue..
vos districts escolares, 10 que hace
que adn en- los lugares mas remotos
de su condado tienen gu distrito Y
su escuela para la protection de la
iuventud. Ell su intento shora tener
un ej9rcito de maestros eticientes y
entusiastos, que puedsn auplir eff.
cientemente sos necesidades de los
aespectivos rs districts escolaros
que tiene ell condado de Rio Arriba.
Los reportes ofciales del Depar.
tameoto de Educacion de Estado,
muestran tambien que Ell avance
ebucacional en- el condado de Rio
Arriba ha sido soprendente, y que
en- los Iltimos dos o tres ai1os So ha
gansdo un Glen por cien en- la aten.
dncia de alumnos, mejores gra
dos de este nuevos edificios de es.
cuela etc., 10 cual habla muy alto
para es Superintendent Sr. David
Martinez.
I'll "Santa Fe New Mexican" en-
reciente tirads, dice: Gel entusias
mo y mejora en- los asuntos educa
cionales de los condados de Ia parte
norte de Nuevo M6xico-Santa Fe,
Taos y Rio Arriba-es Sorprenden
to, y no solamen:e muestra ell avan.
ce de la juventud crecients en- ma.
terias educacionales sino y lam bien
la efciencia y entusiasno de sus
Superintendentes que con entusias.
mo y patriotismo tratan de romper
las calenas de "a iguorancia y pre-
parar q Ia juventud para la verda
dera cuiiadania. El condado de
Rio Arribs, el liuico On Ia historic
educational de nuestro novel esta
do que tiene dos institutes a un
mismo tempo J con gran atenden'
cia ambOs, es pruebs convincente
del adelanto educational en- estos
condadoe.''
Y asi debe de ser. Anteriorinente
So le robabs miserablemente a
nuestra juveDtud su educacion. La
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1915-07-23
HERRERA
DE
Santiago Santistevan.
Taos, N. n.

Deseo anuciar que en- mi He-
rreria sc hace toda clase de trsbs.
10 en- la compostura de carriages,
maquinaris y en- todo negocio del
ramO.
Podemos hacer tods clase de
trabaio en- edifcios, trabsjos de
carpinteris, slbanileris, ETC., EN-
donde 9uiera que Sc desee.
Tepgo en- mi herrera un opera
rio experto en- toda clase do ira
bajos.
Precios Razonables.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1915-12-03
The Forty +. P. FOUR at 1885

The body is longer (wheebase increased to ll2
inches, and is larger in every way 1t is not only
extraordinarily comfortable tor passengers 6vs
gives emergency room for 7 people when the fold
ing seats in the tonneau raised.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1915-12-03

is the FIRST 4-eyinder of its POWER. size and
quality ever onered under $1,000. The new motor:
enlarged to 3Zs inches in bore, develops 40 45
horse power and is marvel OF Aexibihty and
silence.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1915-12-03
The Fifty H. P. SIX at $105C

develops 5o-55 horse power 1t throttles down to
walking speed on high and picks UP like a fash,
to sixty miles hour.
And the price of $l050 new mark in the field
Of Skies for never has a Of this POWER, size and
quality been offered less than $l4O0 and upwards
cture the cars to your mind. You have 10 see
vestments on the 1916 market
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1915-12-03

is not Little Six" built to FIT price, but big.
stylish l22-inch passenger And tor Its weight
it is the MOST POWERFUL Six ever built
The larger motor increased in bore to 3Zs inches
and exhibiting many notable rehnements IN design.
But all that we could say couldn't begin to +
them to appreciate them. They're the best Il
Evening journal., 1915-03-23
Dull. Faded or Lifeless flair
Can Re Quickly Restored
to Its Natural Beauty

II your hair is anything short Of
perfect; if it is losing color. too dry,
brittle. thin. or if the scalp burns
and itches, you should Immediately
begin the use of Partisan Sage. The
first application of this safe and al
WAYS reliable tonic removes every
trace of dandruff, cools and invig-
crates the scalp and beauties the
hair until it is gloriously radiant.
Partisan Sage supplies all hair needs
and does not iniure either the hair
or scalp. II contains the exact ele-
ments needed TO make the hair soft
and wavy, and TO make it grow long,
thick and beautiful. II is a delicately-
perfumed liquid--not sticky or greasy
that can be had at Chas. II. Scar
borough. 404 Market St., viii. Del.
or any drug counter.
Partisan Sage acts instantly-one
application stops the head from itch.
ing and freshens up the hair. Yor
will be surprised and delighted Will
this helpful toilet necessity. for moth
ing else is so good for the hair anC
scalp. and nothing so quickly beauti
fies the hair. giving it that enviabl'
charm and fascination. Partisan Sage
is one of the quickest acting hail
tonics known-inexponsive and easily
used at home.
Evening journal., 1915-03-23
EVENING COMPANY.

Mrs. Mary Ann McGinness. OF No.
80 Rockford Road. was given
farewell birthday party by her friends
one night recently when she was vis-
tied by the neighbors and presented
with a purse. Mrs. McGinness. who
lives with her son-in-law. Edward
White, has removed to Brack-Ex. Mrs.
McGinnes has lived at the Rockford
Road address for twonty-sevon years.
Among those who called on Mrs. Nc
Ginness we're: Mrs. John Mahoney.
Mrs. John Benson, Mrs Tom Heather
ton. Mrs. Callahan, Mrs. John Grady.
Mrs. Law. Mrs. George Shinn. Mrs.
Kay. Mrs. Craig. Mrs. Mcmahon. Mrs.
Tom Jackson. Miss Mckinley, Mrs.
Foster. Mrs. viii Koarney. Mrs. War
rick. Mrs. Donahoe. Mrs. John Torhy.
Mrs. Dugan, Mrs. Simpson. Mrs. Dram,
Mrs. Mahoney. Mrs. Hoven. Mrs. Vir-
gil Wiley, Mrs. John Wiley. Jr.. Miss
Law. Mrs. Edward White, Mrs Charles
| Brown. Miss Viola White. Mrs. Briggs
Mrs. James Benz, Miss Campbell. Mrs
Smith, Miss Benson, Miss Brown, Mrs
Mckinley. Mrs. Steptoe, Mrs. Roberts
Mrs. John Benz Mrs. Murphy. Mrs
foster. Mrs. Abbott, Mrs. Fisher. Mrs
Rankin, Miss Coucill. Mrs. Haley, Mrs
/ Bradley, Mrs. Wallace Coucill. Mrs
Mackey. Mrs. Diehl. Mrs. Edward Nc.
Ginness, Mrs. Stone. Miss Black. Mrs
Williams. Miss Nutter Mrs. McCabe
Evening journal., 1915-03-23
HOTEL THREE YEARS OLD.

George NJ. Gillespie. proprietor Of
Hotel Gillespie. last night celebrated
his third anniversary as proprietor Of
the hotel Mr.. Gillespie proved to be
a good host James c. O'Neal was
toastmaster. At the close Mr. Giles
pie was given a big surprise when Mr..
O'Neal, on behalf of the guests. pre-
sented him with a fine meerchaum
pipe and a jar of tobacco
Selections were played during the
course Of the evening by the Olympia
Orchestra and among the guests were
Charles II. Morgan and Patrick Nc
Connell. both of whom came all the
way from Bridgeport, Connecticut. for
the occasion.
Mr.. Gillespie succeeded Frederick
Stanton Heck. of comic opera fame,
as proprietor of the hotel
Evening journal., 1915-03-23
JOHN b. sTANHOpE DEAD.

John Bellingham Stanhope. re-
tired manufacturer. died Of apoplexy
yesterday at his home. 905 South
Forty-seventh street, Philadelphia.
He had been in about a month Mr..
Stanhope was native OF Whining
ton. He lived with his sister. Miss
Emma Stanhope His wife died about
ten years ago. He was a son of Jacob
Stanhope, a butcher of this city, who
at one time sold meats through rural
New Castle county. He was shot by
colored man wearing false whiskers
made OF piece of buffalo robe away
back about war times.
The negro was captured. gave the
name of Hynson and was publicly
whipped and sold as a slave to some
body in the South. This incident was
recalled today by Alfred ID. Vandcver
Evening journal., 1915-03-23
20 fast Games ON
The ODESSA schedule

Special TO THE EVENING JOURNAL.
ODESSA. Del, March 23.-The
Odessa baseball team is preparing for
the coming season and as there is ex-
cellent material here, the prospects
for fast team are bright. Lee Sparks
who has managed the team fol three
years. will again be boss Henry
kronimier is assistant manager.
All the pitchers are young aud with
some work they should develop into
good men. Carrow, \. p. Ward, r..
Wallace and Stidham are the candi-
dates for pitcher. S. Wallace will be
seen back of the bat. r. Heller star
player, will cover the initial sack.
West, who is fast fielder, will be on
second base. l.. Wallace will cover
third, while Heldmeyer. who is the
best sticker on the team. will play at
shortstop. He had a batting average
of over 400 last season, leading the
team.
The candidates for the outiicld are:
Greminger. Packard. Donovan, Shaw,
Davis. J. Heller and Walker.
The games will be played at Corbit
Park, where a clubhouse has been
erected and the stands have been en-
larged to accommodate the large
crowds.
The schedule for the season is as
follows:
May 1--Penlyn Hall
May S-Wildel A. c.
May 15--Silverbrook A. c.
May % Wilmington Academy.
May 29-Overbrook.
May 31-Delaware Hard Fibre.
June 5-Tremont A. G.
June 12-Newport
June Silverbrook.
June 26-George and John.
July EAST End Club.
July Wilmington Academy (twc
games).
July 10 Pending).
July 17-Third Ward Club (pend-
ing).
July 31-Delaware Hard Fibre.
August George and John.
August 14-Silyerbrook.
August 21-Penlyn Hall
August 2S-Newport.
All the games will be played Al
home.
Evening journal., 1915-03-23
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL news

Registering at the Hotel McAlpin,
New York, from Wilmington, have been;
William j. Foster. George II. Markell,
J.. J.. Dunham, Dr.. r. II. Dunham. ID.
Frank Rupert. Mr.. and Mrs. \. b. Rich
ardson, Willard Young Mr.. and Mrs. NJ.
!. Samuel, d. c. noslold. Mr.. and Mrs.
W. J.. Davis, G.. H. Rhcuby. Miss H. \.
McClailerty. Herbert Tallcy. II. ID.
Belts, +. W. Bacchus. G.. c. Rhcuby, j..
r. Skclly. r. W. Bond, Miss Sarah Is.
smith, Mr.. G. 5. Smith. NIillard +.
Davis. j. \. Rettow. Henderson Weir,
D. y. Chadwick, Mr. and Mrs. j. Wilks
Bowen. Mr.. and Mrs. b. NJ. May, B. +.
Houston. l.. A. DE Blois, +. G.. Robinson,
Martin r.. Walker
Evening journal., 1915-03-23
ITCHED
ALL The Time
Tortured for ~ Years. Jar of ResinOI
Ointment, with ResinoI Soap Cured.

Dec. II, 1914.--"I was tortured with
eczema for about IL years. From my
ankles to my knees ] was covered
with blisters which would ooze a wa
terry substance and then dry up and
scale off something like fish scales.
My legs and feet we're fiery red and
would swell up so that ! could not get
my shoes on. They would itch and
burn all the time. and worse at night.
when l would wake up scratching and
bleeding.
Relieved Almost at Once.
Il tried every remedy recommended
for eczema but without any benefit |
can't say too much in praise OF what
4esinol Ointment and Resinol Soap
have done for me. It relieved almost
at once, and so jar of Resinol Oint-
ment ana less than a cake of Resinol
Soap completely cured my trouble. I
am in my S7th year" (Signed) d. L..
Lindsey. 213 L. Day St. Denison, Tex.
Every druggist sells Resinol Soap and
Resinol Ointment. For trial, free,
write to Dept. 19-R, Resinol, Balti-
more
Evening journal., 1915-03-23
To Keep the Face
Fresh, Clear, Youthful

More important than the cosmetic care Of
The complexion Is iis physical care To keep
the face clean, fresh. youthful there moth.
ing better than common mercoized wax ft
absorbs the soiled or faded worn.out skin par.
icles Cosmetics simply add unwholcsomc.
ness 60 the complexion. That's the differ.
ence. BY all MEANS acquire the morcolizod
wax habit It's 10 easy to get an ounce of
the wax at the druggists apply at night like
cold cream and WASH IL on next morning
There's no detention indoors, the old skin
coming on 40 gradually no one suspects
you re using anything When In week or
two the alluring youthful. rosclike under
skin is fully IN vicw--wcll. you won't want
or need. makeup complexion after that
it must be apparent that this process means
complete riddunce Of an cutaneOus blemishes
like frockles. pimples. hlotches and black
heads.
For obstinate wrinkles. a face bath made
by dissolving an ounce OF saxolitc in a half
pint witch hazel. surpasscs massage cream
and everything else for results
Evening journal., 1915-03-23
MISS BROWN no ne BRIDE.

Miss Rachel Elizabeth Brown and
John W Hogan will be married in
st. stephens Lutheran Church. on
Wednesday night, April z. At the
home of the brides parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Hauk, No. COS West
Fourth street, reception win be
given following the ceremony from
$50 10 1890 O'Clock.
Evening journal., 1915-03-23
'IIUTT;YTA.E]

Mr. r. G. Elliott, Desha. Va,
" writes: II discontinued the
use OF your medicine about
ten r;onths ago. after taking only
two bottles OF II. and as none OF
my symptoms have returned, I
consider myself entirely and per-
manently cured.
AT the time I wrote you. ask
ing for your advice. was I'm a
terribly wretched and critical
condition. Ny trouble was ca
tarrh Of the head. had no ap-
petite, could sleep but little, had
constant headache, and was so
dizzy I could hardly stand with
out support Upon receipt OF
your advice I procured a bottle
OF Peruna and began It's use ac-
cordlng to directions. As I con-
tinued using the medicine,
continued TO improve. and I can
safely say ! am perfectly we'll
once more.
Il think your medicine Is the
best that can be taken by any
one afflicted as ] was. BY Il /
believe my life was saved. feel
deeply grateful for the kind ad-
vice which you so freely gave"
Evening journal., 1915-03-23

Incompetent household servants
need not he etained-replscc them
with those who are skilled and cf-
hcient The Wants will solve many
problems Of the household ADV.
Evening journal., 1915-03-23
COSDEN.CUBBACF.

Miss Evelyn l. Cosden. of Kirkwood,
and w. o. Cubbage OF this city. were
married at the parsonage Of Asbury
NJ +. Church last night by the Rev
George White Dawson.
Evening journal., 1915-03-23
EASTER DANCE AT
CENTURY CLUB

Members of the dancing set here
are delighted over the announcement
that an Easter dance Will be given in
the New Century Club Oh Friday even
ing, April 10, by the Friday evening
dancing class.
Evening journal., 1915-03-23
Aching. Tender Feet.

Don't endure foot agony Here is
quickest and surcst remedy known.
"Two table spoonfuls Of Calocidc
compound in warm foot bath This
gives instant relief. oornS and cal
lonscs can be peeled right on ex.
coss sweating or tenderness is soon
overcome and bunions reduced. IL
acts through the pores and removes
the cause. barge box of laloCidc.
twenty Eve cents at any drug or
Formula laboratories, Dayton, Ohio.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-03-31
SPEAKS ON VALUE OF
DRESS IN BUSINESS
Miss Grace Cady Gives Pointers TO Y.
w. G. \. Girls on Ncaness
and Department.

Dress and DeIortment Of Business
Women" was tie subject of the
weekly parlor talk given by Miss
Grace Cady Tuesday evening at the
y W. q. a. Miss Cady brought out
the fact that. "she is best dressed who
attracts the least attention. and that
TO be correctly dressed for business
avoid the extremes in clothes as in the
manner of dressing the hair AS
clothes speak for themselves we are
Judged by them. she said That bust
ness men seek girls Of neat appear
ance is shown by the card rating sys-
TEN used by the larger firms when
employing a person and the weekly
efficiency records kept by them
Many employers prefer a girl who
attends some church saying she IS
more particular where she goes and
Of the company she keeps. The bust
ness woman must also be courteous
dignified and self reliant. for at no
time has personal conduct been 50
important in business as today.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-03-31
INLAND STATES ENLIST
MOST MEN FOR NAVY
New York, Pennsylvania and MaSsa-
Ors According TO Figures.

WASHINGTON March 81. - Sec'y
of the Navy Daniels gave out sta
tistical statement Tuesday showing
that while New York, Pennsylvania
and Massac huSetts are ahead in fur
nishing sailors for the navy the in
terror states furnish n great bulk of
the enlisted men of the establishment.
IL is said that the president re-
Gently made Inquiries TO ascertain
the extent of the interior states in
terest I'm the navy
The whole number OF enlisted men
OF the navy June 80, 1914, was 52,-
667. OF this number the quota from
the leading cOastwise states is:
New York, 1922; Pennsylvania, o.
Ol3: Massachusetts. 3.42O: New
JERSEY, 2,S5S. End California, Zip.
Some of the interior states present
remarkable showings. There are
from Illinois, 2.4S0, Indiana, 1901;
Iowa, 1915: Michigan. LIS; Mis-
SQUIRT. laos: Tennessee, 1872; Virginia,
1.497. Wisconsin. 800; Colorado. $50.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-03-31
TWENTY ARE INITIATED

place last night at the regular meet
ing of the South Bend circle, No. 276.
Protected Home circle, held at Eagles
hall and 20 applications for member
ship were acted upon. Arrangements
for another class OF candidates were
made TO take place April 6. During
the past few months the circle has
taken in more than so members
through the campaign for members
headed by n. r. Devices, district
manager OF the circle. 1t is believed
that before the end of April 10 the
circle will have taken more than 100
members
The evening was concluded with a
dance and refreshments were served
during the evening.