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La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1916-06-24
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Plate Club.

The Plate Club met last Friday af-
Lincoln avenue. Needle work was
the diversion OF the afternoon and
was enjoyed by u good attendance OF
the membership. and Mrs. Earl
Brown and the Misses Mamie Hurt,
Jessie Terrell and Minnick were the
guests. The hostess served q delight
full lunch At the close Of the after.
noon.
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1916-06-24
80
Dinner Party.

Mrs. Claude Smith. Of RoseburG.
Ore. who has been the inspiration
for a number OF social events during
the past week. was the honored guest
At \ perfectly appointed dinner par
~ Wednesday evening given BY Mrs.
y. Gard Edwards at her pretty home
on Bcileview avenue.
The dinner WAS served In five
courses at e:30 o'clock and dainty
hand painted place cards marked the
covers for Mrs. Claude Smith. Mrs.
Coan Moore. Miss Emma D. Wilson,
Miss Mary White. Miss Bertha White
and MR.. w. c. Steele. Of Rocky Ford,
After dinner the evening was spcn!
In conversation and music. both yo.
cal an Instrumental.
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1916-06-24
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Little Folks birthday Party.

Honoring the tenth birthday OF
her little daughter. Anna. Mrs. j. l..
Gilliland entertained a few little
girls at her hope on Carson avenue
Wednesday afternoon. Various out
door games were enjoyed and candy
hunt was held on the lawn. Later a
picnic supper was served on the
lawn. The little girls who enjoyed
the occasion were Virginia Sevitz.
Grace Black. Doris worden, Frances
Updike. Frances Myers. Vivian GILL
land and Miriam Gilliland.
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1916-06-24

A wedding which came an a sur
prise 10 many In La Junsa took place
last Friday night. or rather Saturday
morning At ! o'clock. when Rev. A.
l.. r. Ewert performed the ceremony
which united the hearts and lives Of
Mr.. Arthur Hurt. Of Sedan. Kan.
and Miss Edna Sears. Of this city.
Only the necessary witnesses were
present IL the wedding.
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1916-06-24

The Phi Sigma Delta met wednes-
day evening with the Misses Georgia
white and Miss Bee Pellet At the
home Of Mrs. N. W. George on San
Juan avenue. During the business
session the Misses Faunie Beerbohm.
Jessie Moore and Allie Mae Fisher
we're taken into membership. Later
Z social hour was enjoyed and lunch
vss served.
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1916-06-24
FIRST NJ. T.. CHURCH.


Children's Day will be observed al
this church next Sunday.
In IN" morning the pastor. A. l.. T
Ewert will give an object sermon
of unusual interest. All who car
should see and hear this sermon, fol
the sermon Is not merely to be heart
but to be seen.
In the evening the Sunday schoo
concert viii be given beginning a
s o'clock.
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1916-06-24

The Tuesday Birthday Club WAS
entertained this week by Mrs. w. II.
Bragg AT her home on South Ration
avenue The usual needle work was
the diversion OF the afternoon and
dainty refreshments were served late
in the afternoon by the hostess.
Mrs. Leslie Jones was guest of
the club.
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1916-06-24
Tau Kappa Mu Club.

The members OF the Tau Kappa Mu
Club met at the home OF Miss Fran
ces Kendall Monday evening for the
regular business meeting OF the club.
Plans were made for some social
times which will be enjoyed by the
club members and their friends dur
ing the summer months.
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1916-06-24
WV
=. u. t'lub.

The r. o. Club met In regular SEES
sion Monday evening At the home Of
Miss Ola Wood. After the business
period the girls enjoyed = social time
when Miss Wood served refresh
mcnts. The same young ladies held
a picnic on the lawn 1t the home Of
Miss Irene Warner Tuesday evening.
A picnic supper was enjoyed after
which they formed n line party at the
nourke Thester.
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1916-06-24
CHRISTIAN CHURCH.


Bible school at s:a5 O'Clock.
Church services at IL o'clock. Sub
itct, What Am ! Lacking7"
Christian Endesyor at Z O'Clock.
Evening service at s o'clock. IL
lustrated lecture. Scenes In and
around Boulder"
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s.lIebsrtraannaen.

So6u $. 9pmcat g'crnolter an s.
9 @otter, SiiSieite Der Baltimore
robe 4iue.StraBe, 30 bei no.
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S. 5ronflin mo 6rou . @riluO.
itiide.
Srart grown nn 6ronciSta 6o6ni,
Gitieite ser 9roOforO StroBe, nobe
6airmouut-9luenilc, ti.6 bci 70.
GerieIbe al 6ronf iSo6nl rno
Jralt 0itieitc ser BRADFORD. StraBe,
ndbc 6uiruoiutt.Npeiuic, il.G 6ti 20.
S, ej. NlocNonalo nnO sSroii ali
I. YoliId 9lmcricon 9. u. So6ieSfi
10 @rilnoitiidc.
6ranf gloDof OH 9(rtbpr g. Moore
mo 6roit Siiooiiipitc Nlotnc6ello
Oriue, IA bel 1861
6rdnf gtoUat 9icoltu SO. an @hi
s. SenleD linO 5rdiI, SirOmeItieite
glorpcOo.9Ipeuilc, nobe Sorforo.9lpe.
ililc, 10 bci. Is.
6ronf goont all SSoiep6 q. iSit
uuo SSroiL eiiOoiticite Wlpnte6clIo
Griue, nnbe Sorforo 9(pcnue, fl ber
1861.
SSronf 9looof GeoltD So. nn GbnS.
8, SduIB inlO GSton, 9Sorooitieitc %.
Strobe, nobe SarforO.9loeunc, l5 bei
20.
SSoa &ief OIL MorriS GltHlau ilno
tSrou CIiTcitc scr Caroline, ito6e
Ct @ottbclp'S StroBe,, I'D bei rs.
Gliia6 g. Soopcr itno tSrait on &.
s. Gonneru mo 6rolb @eiiieite Der
2u5erne-, uabe Soiimou StroBc, 1874
bct so.
SSronf 8. Gpplciiciu OIL Goro GoCl,
gorOicite Der QomborOsStroBe tiabe
arrolItonrSIueluIc, 121 6ei 479s
Soiria Siirfa ali Sobn s.. ySil.
lioins imo 6ror glor6icite ser glooi.
ion., no1e 9onO.StraBe,. IA bel so,
SSSoiep6 8 g9bite Sleoltp SO. ou sic
9roipu 9uiIbnlg 60, 91eitedc SilIcu
&ooO 1inO Sugo.9(pennc.
SInnic :. S1rriS al 8. Scott GdrS.
nell SiiOieitc Scr Soffnon.5troBc,
uobc @liltouNucnue. "A bci 65.
a
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-18
Bn OeEtanfeu.

2,ua., Rr. 1910, Bentnlou,9traBe.
Noe 'vvuig, Bernnod,Jroni, o Btmmcr u. Ynn,
ptrioneIno @leiiri5iidt @eiier Sultdro 500
IuA NJ ioie NnumeiIter'S 9teis. 9e. 6. SGds
(essmn,.odl 10, Cit.2eGlHGtoR.etraAe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-18

Npelllle, Ruge Slllcll Jodo, Ia bel w.
GieicIbe an s. Seurp glid)cI, RorS.
oiticitc Sligo.gIocuuc, nobc 6iIleu
%oaO, ID bci 90.
Gieielbe on GouraO $. Sustber
mo Sroli. 8 @rltnOitiidc.
GieieIbe an 2ouis Suetbcr, JIM.
Rorooiticite Der Sugo 9Ipeuuc, nobe
Sillcn Hooo, IA bci 80.
GitIe @uorantee on6 Erlrit So. on
6arnie &icc. NorOoiiieite ser Nooi.
ionr9Iuenite, nobe gIorriS AIIcp,
4t.6 bci -.
9IIice s. Gall ppO @atte an @oIScu
Eraguc g. g. & 2. 81, Ger. 1887,
S5eiieriou.StroBc.
cjottIieb Sd)eerer mo 6rou al
Ginccr6o Gommoroto uno iSroiL 01r.
6l5. Roro.Cuncon.Strobc.
Sronf 9tooaE ReoIip SO. an SomcS
auS uno 6rou, glr. S32, gtoro Gin.
ipooo.gloenuc.
SlIiuS H. HingeoIO uno 6rou on
8. SSrping RirgooIo, Silieitc ser 30.
tomoc Strobe, uobc @olteru gOe.,
1873 bci 70,
Nnnie geut Geo. s. 2ippcIo, Toro.
peitieite Der Sorgeant-. nobc Gorep.
StroBe, l2 bel 60.
Eoio Niafel on 6reS. 6. &aiu-
bright iulo 6rou. Siiooitede 9irernc
nno Orleans StroBc
,gG. o. Sgbitc, 8erlpaIter, on Mor.
tbo Gogell. Siioieitc Der SreOerid.
9lpc.. no6c MonntSir., 1913 bei ~.
Nm y. 8bte, TeitomentSuoIIs
iiredcr. oil @m. @. @bite, @ermol,
ter. 3 @runoFiide.
Sarrp s. Gimon an 3oie SollteiA
gIotooitieite DER McGulIo6.StraBe,
nobe GOeIpn Nloce, .13 Del 100.
9iiIton q. Gatling on 4obcrt g.
@eueiee uuo ,Srou @eitieitc Der
Eaca-, nobe MulberrD StroBe, 16
BEL 70.
YlarD ". SoeltirA Geripalterin
an 9ouiS Nenion, 2 @rnuoltiide.
Charles s. gRiIIer uno sSrau alt
Georgc u. SoIl uno Gruu, gr. 511,
Sit 81. StrdBe.
Oscar q. Morib an 9bomos Cir
imS 6rau, Goroicite scr alireonnOs
SiroBe, nobe groaolpop. 27 bel So
giIbeluliro 0S. Spens an @mma
&. Sc 9cpen. Siiopeiheite Der GroB..
uobe Nouticote Strobe, 13 bel ST. ;
gliua 9 9ebn an Noru u. prneit.
0iiieitc Der Sutton nabe Sarlem,
9Ipenue, Is bel 90.
@oIpr5pn GbuiapSfi lmO 6rnt on
SSobn GboieibSti mo Srou, gtorooli.
ier-Str
@aIter g. @eitpbol an Robert g..
SapeS, Sr1 mo 6rQu @eitieite
Smoluooo., nabe 8afer- Cir, ID bel
80.
Qcriel6c al gernon sB. Siua unO
8rai Sliieite 5molhDooS., nagc
gafcrsStr., ID BEL 50.
Ierielbe oil g8m. q. 6oipIer nuo
5rou5 @eItieite Smallluooo-, mare
Bnter.Str.. IA bei 3d.
". 8. 2iutbicunt al GISriogc y,
Burns ,nno 6rai 763 BopIor @rObc,
Strobc.
g9itIc @ndr. & &rnit CO. an.
Sorrps u. @lciSner. Meiieiie .0lore..
lonos9IpenAe, na6c @ofersSir., "a
BEL i24.
q. 3. @louu an Sioie u. @ann
S9eiticlte 9rodomoB, nobe 6eoeroI-
Str, 10 BEL 80
a9'roring 8lOg 60" on @uaenic
IS. gloore 2 ejrimOItiidc.
Maraaret n. aonig ali Sloie
Gldnn Oitfeitc QafapcOo.9IDc., nabc
@arton-9Ipe., IA bel 20.
MINER Cont. So an Geo. 81.
glote. $40 @bitrioee.Slor.
SSobn q. 9lioinc ot 8. ". @oS.
gers lmo SrqiI 1922 8dfcr.str
3. StoicnbeiuL SriIitee; an 3. 3d.
3il9er, 1912 @niIfor0.gIpc,
Minnie Nt. 9railcr an Carlo g.
9roller. ST., lm0 iSralt 1914 gtorS..
Spting.Str. e
. SrillieeS bon nS9epporO s. Gnod)
.Brott Soipitdl" al Wtdru 8. NeDicr,
SiiowcitsGdc Diounment.Stt, m0
Bnrfs9lnc.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-18
$aItimore WlarYthtridIt.

S6rle.ifo.e,st7.. 9iobember 1916.
NE 81. 3ufubr 1888 6Giicr.
9ie 9lotirllltaen marcn tpie folat:.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-18
@oIter 8. gBetp6oI,
tSarmcn 5n perfamiem.

:, NoTer., yu berfnufcM
,welto'0nnea YARN bon $50 gider gano In Sors
ianlet onnlq I WtciIe bon Der Sutton; iultb
in sdusen qeil Beoinoliloen nti eincn idncls
MN lroae oerinult sur neiicre Sniorpld'
wa ~ee mon n0dD Simmer 81, 0nldcrb0der.
(Sft29 1sDit)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-18
921.N&er 2sarm,

s;. 321-S&er 5arm,
m es1rr s 0iitritt, SarfOrS.@unuttj.
iSd AgTeiIen bon Sarreiisbile, Wleiicn bon
hott len ko,ii yleile bon GindisHonollroBc. lls
euH9n SoSnl Sharon Statior Wlo .sBcnna. 6iIcns
SlSipben nlii 10 3immern. G1eline, ggngeI,
''V'O00.' UEals'9ms mo ggobnballs. BreiS
SIler. s)earIcD & son,
Vnt27- x Git.eeSlnstpRettahe
4, -. gIool4,iaa)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-18


9Ir. EarsIeo &oseeu 12,00-1S.00
Jtr. 2 &angIcN 9loeeen t000--1100
gtr. I @ei5en. ...... 900 $50
Nr. 2 0ei5en. , 500 $50
gr. I SAFER. ...,.. 10.00-11.00
9lr. 2 Saicr. .... 900 $50
Butter. II Separator, @huo,
3S-9S12c.; @rints, "a |fuuo, SO
-39c.; Brints, / Gfnuo. $780,;
@Iods, 2 Gfuno, $780,; Toirp
Briuts, MO., ga. imO &o.. 29-30c.;
StorepodeO 9S-2S%c.; @oas. Nlo.
mo 8oy 2S-29c.; &oGs, %.. ..@u.,
2S-29c.
@efIGGcl. - Subner, jlrnge
9funS, Al7--iSc.; aItc, i6-iSc,;
oIte SGbne imo StaeS, 10--llc.;
Guten juuge, 15-17c.; tIeiuc, IA
-l5c.; Eurteps, idnere, 8 9nUo
unO mebr, 22c.; tletne mueere, 49,
90; Eouben, oItc unO iunee, yuor,
20c.; @riuea.@eIliigeI, iunse, IA
Yfuao uno mcbr, Shid. SO-85e;
fIeincre, $780,; @GnIc, Yhinos
15-16c.
@ier. - @lS. mO ga, DueGnO,
40c.; Goltern Shore, @lO. uno 9a.
dOc; ppItIide (Obio), 4oc; 8..@u.,
39c; iiiolide (gtoro.gorOIino) 39c.
9obuenunS Grbien.-Grb.
fen, 8iiheI, $2.75; meiBe gobnen
glIiheI $5.-5.25.
GbituWo @emiiie. - 9IepfeI,
g9. @6. uuO ga. SAB, $3.50 $50;
nntbunOert $4-6; Come, $50
-40; gobnen, yIorfoIf, @u., $i,25
-t50; 8Inmeutobt 8. S. Crate,
$t.50- -i.75; SeIlerie, N..g., 9iin+
Del. 20-50c. 0jurtem SIo.. Sorb,
S3-3.25; Groltbrn aorb 16-1Sc.;
SaaIc, sIorfot SOB, SOc. $780,
9opfiuIot, gtorfpIt, 9orb 40cz
$t.00; 8piebeIu geIbe, 8uiteIe
.$f65-1.75; 9..y. uno meltIibe,
100 9sfS. God. $3.40-3.60; @trnen
Goiern Shore Sieifer. y aorb, 90
-25c.; SuB $1.25-1.75; N..y,
@ortIetts. SAB, $l.5O-5; 8feffer,
9Orb, 2025c,; auinccs, N..y,
soB, $3.50; Spinct, glorfoIf,
SAB $t.00; 9omoten reife, Storb,
30-35c; griinc, 10-15c; @eibe
8iiben @uldel, $t.50-2.
3ortcffeIn. - @eiBC, WrldJ.,
%. ..@iO. iluo Eoa $t.5C-1.60; q.
q. ino SerieD. $1.50-1.60; gaTt.
tru Sbpre DlS., $t.30--i.35 Yu.
irbeIfiite, $i.S0-1.35; iiiBc aartof.
feln, Gditern Sborc. eeIbc. syoB,
5000. 95 Name glriiuOeG Sturto-
oro SoB 1925 2.S5; fIeincs 5ab,
50 10; yons, groBe. SAB, $i.75.
Siidlc, gtnitcrn nnS z CT.
cabins. SaarpietL @io. 3-4c.s
@rocils, SAB. $i0--i5; 6Iounoers.
YinnO, 3--5c. EroiIt, grobc, sSnb,
$10-l5; tteiHe, $6 s; Star ODER
9uttcrfild), GaB $50; gtod, 8iO.,
,10-t6c; ipeiBer Nerh, @iuuo, 81
i0c; ineoiunb DC; geIber 8errb,
Srobe, 8-t0c.;; tlcine bis meOiitin,
9hmO, A. Sc; MladereL Efuno,
'1s-90ci 9oilorg, eroBe &fuuo. IL
5-15cS iueoillnl G--Sc.s Gatiiidy
YfSy 29c; Sedte, 9fS., 15-iSc;
Male, &iSs a. &c; CLANS, blntoert,
65-7oc. gl,iitGrrJ Choice, SAB. $500
$50; 4riiuGs, 5oB $2.25-2.50..
,9crt6itfc dlif Der bicligcn 9lfticnboric
-yN FIRST CALL.
10 gIutbeiIe glIabama 90. com t. 67N
IS Autbfi!e aal ana 60 com. OK
lao QtntDeilc Mlabdufa Co com s s.l 70t
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-18

ger. 4 mcltIidcr. .... t54-.
SSn SGdcu. ......... i9S-i35
Sutter. 8nilbr 34 Eouueu.
Spring Mbeat Bran, pro Eonnc, S32
$3.50; 6loir bis @bitc @hooIWgS
(pcihide), $40-4i; @citeru &ioo-
IinsS, $36-S7.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-18

Al .. F. .
10 ArtbeiIe sIlabdmd 20. com A... 65ia
IS sIutbfile glalanu 60 com. OK
lao sInf6eiIe aIatoaa 60 com, @.. 20
\ 10 aNtSeiIe gIIabanu So. com .... W
( Il ) stnlBeile paaIoma So rvln, !, .7g
90 slnibeiie alaudHa 60 cont Z. 72ss
10 sInt6cNs sIIo0ama 60 con-. ...., ~
o0 sInt6AIe qIIdbama Go cont, h..,. 798
2s gIHtbsiIe aIaDaHa Go. cont .,... "a
45 sIntOtIie sIIaDaua 60 ceur 75,t
i94 eIn!6clie aIntama 60 c0n. .,,s. "a
10 slut0eie alobama 60. / pfS..,.. oi
10 sInibeiIe aIalamo 60 2 piO..... 81
% slhibslte alaoama Go 2 pIo. ~, e1M
20 sluiDeue slIobomo 50. 9 plS 81, 70
1886 sgm5eic sIIatama 60, @ piO...,. 4
ID slribcilt slabamd so, ,. pio. q. 70
20 slnt0eiIc atuHoeI &. & o. coin. . 90
10 sInt0eiIe @ant Of Baltimore. 4. .i5l%
so5 slntbeiIe Baltimore Gubs pm i29
20 slnt0eile Baltimore SuSt COM ieo4
slni1cHs 9a!iimsrc Gabe com ieo
100 gInibeile aainmore gnos con-. l29N
Is slnibeile gqIiilaotc 1iNt com. io9
sIpi6ele Baltimore ap6e com. i2aN
ia5 stHtDeit @oIiiUcre Sabt COM. lao
\ 50 slntbgus baltimore Sube pio., io8M
As slrtbsile Baltimore Subc pio. io7
Is sInibeiIe coni conI com. 1855
So ambeiIe Can't ecai rom. -...; lo6
4 70 glni6elte GoH eoa cont ..,..s. .i07
90 aniD,iIe &. o. s. g Il y cont 1854
500 slHiteiIe q 8. g. g, & q eom. .i2s.s
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-18
Seine fir qebeus,eit.

eoet.. UtluIt INT NtUtHSdtIL
SSTna. iertie acitent spei 9ieiben 2.it5dlger
III Z 8immer. gdo nnb BeranbGi6ronf.
l1UO SlDf W1Ontpelier-Strahc
Rebep Clifton Bari unb Satfors.sIbe.
gler 1stne StrdBe liio .peiuiibc GAGE.
Dem - Alnlmer. clHf6lleBtb sNitDeneiic", dut
oetne eglen Sinr. oSitbenciie" enlbdlt nCs
len 81, pas E1nQc. niooetiic 4ochllIte, cmdiItrs
llr SsenB nit Mbfinbbreff. eleltriIdben 5dner
NteIenv vsn Somincr. Gnmpihei8unp 3driboi5,
i0nn ~, nooerne Stdiniue. 9Bfc bdben 1tnbls
qn0er. ulu lnnitdrem 2lbinnlofter. Sdben biele
lorb.vT, lnooerue 9igcnbeiicn. lon nebme Sdrs
ylonissggihale &IettrlIdbe iI6rbIiA iabrcnh biS
M,A y. Gallagher Tcnlib 0Ompmsh, Crbauer.
NurtnU: 0ia-O2O Dinngen 8nlibihn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-18
~FluVe lN0 q0nOIite 81 DerIaafcn.


N;2s000 f.. 8elnir glOdb r,
Nodse init enueu eine mooerue qruhO5iHSirete
e%uio, rssaaoBem Wrunoitd nn6e Der Beiairs
gealm, omssple niler gri Ndbtree bel
1Sr27 1iHN 529, lille 9uilbina. 9rIepboH.
a 9s syss. .g,asSss. S'rIe@I'g: a.lSas, -,n,,,.,,,,
ST sHloons tseQton'Sir.; @orita6tS SieuerfI sis,
c1g0 s. Soo; iotrp iolort beriduti iir
vSti20' 'InTy SeSin, 545 6alptn gniIbiae.
m,iuut M q, ----------------
iia9,l,stts.Ss gMerSgei.Gdc Nuaniia. nnb WSaIIa.
Esotte iiir INC Nrpiuglun mt. Snbbe 6eiuts
aasle 6ieuGr;p pler. Breiie 0oi Is 6et lao ;Srs.
~'ot'oa 20a a'ger @ircDcn ilto GbuIen. GbarIeS
a., - xuul' strahe tDn211aRp
rripUnSrn"s.ntcm, bic ben ,,acutIdrn Cor.
9eImafia nidji piinFtlidl cher unre.
Siiire w. srbaIteu, iinb aebctcn, Der
yllttheiI~,o.On per SeIcpbOn uOcr IdlriIfid
'"""a da mudlCu.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-04-25
HEAVY ADVERTISING
FOR POPULAR TOBACCO

In this issue of the Journal and
simultaneously in a large number of
Southern news papers, there appears
a very striking and unusual full page
advertisement for Tuxedo smoking
tobacco This advertisement con-
taina the endorsement of twenty-three
railroad hremen who smoke Tuxedo
and prefer it to all other tobaccos.
II is bui one link in strong adver-
Using campaign now being waged on
behalf Of Tuxedo all through the
South.
Tuxedo always popular brand in
this part of the country, has received
fresh impetus from this vigorous ad-
yertising and sales campaign, carried
on with characteristic energy and en-
thHsiasm, AS a result it is announc-
ed that Tuxedo now enjoys larger
Southern sale than at any other time
in the history OF the brand.
The advertising being done in the
newspapers not only strongly features
the endorsements of well-known smok-
ers, but explains fully the reasons for
the mildneSs, sweetness and unique
'non-biting" qualities of Tuxedo-the
characteristics to which the wide
popularity of the brand is due.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-04-25
MANY DELEGATES
ELECTED TO CONGRESS

Nv York, April 25.-In returns re
eejvel SO far the Democrats have
elected or designated about 450 of the
delegates to Tho national convention
naich begins in St Louis June "A.
These are all friendly to President
Wilson and his denomination is assur-
ed
The Republicans have chosen 533
delegates, which leaves 452 to be Sc.
acted. This does not include the re
ults of the Rhode Island convention
If April II or the Nebraska primary
If April is. The Republican senti-
ent is dispersed among a large
mbor of candidates, with only
Roosevelt and Hughes commanding
my large following.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-04-25
SHAKESPEARE DIED
900 YEARS AGO SUNDAY
Bard Of Avon Was Born April
Is, Fifty-two Years Before.

Sunday April %, was the S00th
anniversary Of William Shakespeare 5
death at Standardization. 1t is
also the anniversary of his birth in
15G4
All the large cities of Great Britain
observed the occasion, while at STRAIT
ford.on-Avon there was a procession
10 Shakespeare's church and a floral
decoration Of the tomb in the chan
eel
In the rcmaining days Of April and
through May there will be a wide var
iety OF celebrations of the Bard's
memory. both in London and in pro-
eineial cities.
L is reported the Baconions (who
believe Roger Bacon wrote Shakes
peare's plays) are reported to be
}boat 10 burst forth with an elabor-
sic decisive ceremony to meek the
efforts Of the worshippers of Shakes
acaFeaa memory.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-04-25
FORCED BY VILLATD
FIGHT THE U. S
WoefuI Tales Told of How He
Treated Prisoners.
BY KENT A. HUNTER.

! Columbus, y NJ, April villa
he say come You say no Villa
he lok again and say come You run
an he hit you weeth a brick; you
run some more and he keel you daid .
Lying on a cot in Colonel Friek'.
hospital here, clothed in clean white
pajamas for the first time in his life
wounded Mexican to-day gave the
above terse description Of Panche
Villas recruiting system. On adioin.
/ ing cots lay four other Vilistas and
one Carranzista They nodded their
heads in affirmation of the manner in
which Villa Gets followers.
The four Villistas were captured by
American troopers near FL Vale The
Americans learned their hiding place
from a priest who had good cause to
hate the bandit chieftian The lone
Carranzista has the American sold
iers to thank for his life He was
liberated after the rout of General
Hernandezs command at Guerrero.
Fully two-thirds of Villas force on
that night were composed of Yaqu
Indians and half-breeds They nei-
Their knew nor cared whom or for
what they were fighting.
Juan Rodriguez is one of the most
intelligent of the prisoners
"Why did you come 10 Columbus to
kill Americans?' he was asked
villa he say come, mutHred
Juan, as he stared stolidly at the
wall. HE say go kill gringoes. We
come. Not know where. We see
stores. an shoes, an eats. So We go
get. Then gringo soldiers come weeth
sputter-sputter gun (machine gum.
Keel good Mexican boys. We run;
ride lax he'll. Then more gringoes
weth more sputter.sputter guns. Me
hit and fall.
"Where was Villa during the raid?a
was then asked.
villa? o, he stay at gate lie no
come into town. Topaz, he come in.
After gringoes come with sputter-
sputter gun. Villa he ride back Las
Palomas with golden ones. an join
Lopez at Ascension"
All five of the Villistas frankly ad-
nit their part in the Columbus mas
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-04-25
LAST CONSPIRATOR
DIES IN BALTIMORE


John Harrison suratt last survivor
OF the corps OF allegc conspiratora
tried for implication in the plot to
.assassinato Abraham Lincoln, died
in Baltimore. He was ~ years old.
Nj Surratt retired as general
freight agent of the Baltimore Steam
Packet Company, recently. In the
Civil War he served in the Confeder.
ate secret service. When he heard
that q warrant had been issued for
him he fled from New York to Cana.
de and then TO Europe, Egypt, and
South America. lie was acquitted
after being brought back for trial
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-04-25

Connecting in romantic way the
European war and the difficulties be-
tween the United States and Mexico,
announcement was made today of the
engagement Of Miss Sylvia Wilder,
daughter of Colonel Wilbur Elliott
Wilder, L. S. A., who is with the
Fifth United States cavalry in the
punitive expedition in Mexico. to
Lieutenant Alvary F. Gasoigne. Brit
ish army, who is with the Goldstream
Buards in France.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-04-25
LEFT FOR OKLAHOMA

Mrs. Fred Shepherd and daughter,
Freddo, left for Pawhuska, Oklahima
where they will poin Mr. Shepherd.
who has a responsible position in a
large drug store there.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-04-25

Mr. J. H. Hobbs, the we'll known
singer, has been quite sick at his
home on South Maple avenue. but is
somewhat improved today.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-04-25
S. P. KRETZER DIES.

$. P. Kretzer, at one time immigra-
ton agent OF the b. & o. at Baltimore,
died at his home in Westfield, n. j.,
and was buried in Washington, Pa,
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-04-25

5 Ann }Caleer and Two little
sons Carroll ana Stuart OF Dry Run,
spent Easter with her sisters, Mrs.
j. e. YanHorn, Of Swan Pond.