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Club Extenslon Lecture.

or Brown will speak on the club ex-
tension lecture course. on The Sea-
sons Best Sellers. The lecture Is open
to the public and all who are inter-
ested in present day literature are
very cordially invited The pa
tronesses for the afternoon are Mrs.
J. F. Elder, Mrs. J. J. Ayres, Mrs. b.
3. Hobbs, Mrs. Addison n. Rich, Mrs.
James Noble, Mrs. John A. Dunlap
and Mrs. Charles Kirch. The plan Of
the lecture Is not to review the books.
but to give running comment on the
present day books and the motives
and style OF present day Literature.
The following books will be consid-
cred The Harbor, by Earnest Poole:
A Far Country, by Winston Churchill;
The Turmoil by Booth Harrington;
Empty Pockets by Rupert Hughes:
Spoon River Anthology by Edgar
Lee Masters; These Twain by Arnold
Bennett; The Research Magnificent,
by H. G.. Wells and Chidra by Rabin-
dranath Tagore. Brief mention will
be made Of the style Of John Gals
worthy. Joseph Conrad and Theodore
Dresser. The books OF special local in
terest OF which Miss Brown will
speak will be Pals First, by Francis
Perry Elliott: The Kingdom of the
Winding Road by Mas Cornelia
Meigs and Rupert Hughes serial The
Thirteenth Commandment.
Union Missionary Meeting.
The annual union missionary meet
Ing OF the missionary societies Of
Keokuk, was hold on Saturday after.
noon at o'clock in the Y. w. c. A.
auditorium. Mrs. John De Yong pre-
sided and Mrs. r. L. Reid served az
secretary. Mrs. E. l.. Aldrich had
charge OF the music and played the
piano accomplishments. Mrs. F.. c..
Edwards led round table discussion
on the topic. Our Sacrifices for Gods
Kingdom as Compared With Our Sac
rinces for Earth's Kingdom. Miss
make Jones gave vocal solo and
the devotional features were in
charge or Miss Matte Busch, Mrs. ].
p. Peterson and Mrs. Grant Scott.
Shakespeare Club on Tue.dav.
The Shakespeare club viii meet on
Tuesday evening with Mr.. and Mrs. ].
F. Elder, No. 3, Park Place. The
topic for study will be Cymbeline, Act
/ and II. Mrs. +. M. Fuller will give
synopsis Of the fairy tale Little
Snow White" Mr.. John SprowIs will
read paper ON The Roman Invasion
of Briton, and Mr.. W. g. Blood will
lead the discussion. Miss Baldwin
will sing, "Hark. Hark the Lark
from the play.
Buffet Luncheon Hostess.
Miss Ethel Carteriers was hostess
At buffet luncheon to party of girl
friends at her home No. 222 Concert
street. Covers were laid for eight.
Music and dancing was enjoyed from
7:30 until IL o'clock
Student Auxiliary Meetino,
The next meeting OF the Students
auxiliary of the Monday Music Glib
will be held on the evening of Janu.
ary "a. Members ar asked to nots
the change in the date Of the meeting.
Travel Glass Saturday,
The Travel class will meet next
saturday afternoon at o'clock, with
Mrs. Ira w. Wills.
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In the Family.
Gin: They say that insane fellow
over there is the son Of an economics
professor.
Fizz: see, hereditary.
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Will Meet on Thursday.
Mrs. L. c. Scott will be hostess to
her card club on Thursday afternoon.
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ROYAL ARCH MASONS
HAVE NEW UNIFORM

Time in Uniform Since
Big Fire.
Gate City chapter, Royal Arch Ma.
sons. staged the Royal Arch degree
Friday night in uniform, and with the
complete paraphenalia for the degree
work This is the first time since the
fire which destroyed the Masonic
temple at Fourth and Main streets,
that the degree work has been given
with full regalia and necessary ap-
'pliances.
At the installation Of officers this
coming Friday additional degree work
will be put on, and banquet will be
served.
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viii Meet on Friday.

The Ladies society of the First Con
greSational church will be entertained
Friday afternoon by Mrs. William Rol
lesson at her home on Franklin street
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Christian Church Society.

The Aid society Of the First Chris
tian church will be entertained on
Friday afternoon by Mrs. Maggie at her
home, GIG South Twelfth street.
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Fortninhtiy Whist cIup.
The Fortnightly club will be enter
tanned on Tuesday afternoon by Mrs.
Eugene S. Baker.
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Mrs. Titus In East.

Mrs. Clara r. Titus has gone from
Fort Wayna to Philadelphia for an
extended visit. She is staying with
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Titus children
while they are in California.
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Standard Rearera Meet

The Standard Bearers of the Trinity
M. e. church will meet on Tuesday
evening at the home of Miss Ruth
Hartley, C12 Exchange, who will be as
sisted by Miss Laura Kelley and Miss
Anna Hartrick
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Hostess at Luncheon.

Hostess at Luncheon.
Mrs. John w. Collier was hostess
to a dozen ladies at one o'clock
luncheon on Saturday, in honor Of
Mrs. Kirk Meek who is the guest OF
her daughter, Mrs. 3. Ross Baker.
piece of the table which was laid
with cluny lace doilies. The place
cards had on them yellow narcissus.
Following the luncheon, bridge was
played. Mrs. George Flower was an
out OF town guest.
Graham Hospital Guild.
The Graham Hospital Guild will
meet at the Nurses home on Tues
day afternoon.
Fortnightiy Dancing Party.
The Fortnightly Dancing club will
dance on Saturday evening in the ball
room Of the Masonic temple.
Conservation League Meeting.
The Keokuk Circle Child Conserva-
ton league will meet Thursday after
noon with Mrs. Elmer Weisman.
Needle Club Meeting.
The Needle club will be entertained
on Thursday afternoon at the home
Of Mrs. George Banghardt.
Alpha Trist Club.
The Alpha, Trist club will be enter
tanned on Wednesday afternoon by
Mrs. ". S. Phillips.
FortnishtIy Whist cIuo.
The Fortnightly club will be enter
tanned on Tuesday afternoon by Mrs.
Eugene S. Baker.
Will Meet on Thursday.
Mrs. L. c.. Scott will be hostess to
her card club on Thursday afternoon.
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ouid libets to Meet.

0UTo IIUetS 60 Nlece.
The Quid Libet society Of the First
Congregational church will meet on
Monday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock
with Mrs. Fl. M. Phillips, assisted by
Mrs Smith.
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Baptist Ladies, Society.

Baptist Ladies' Society.
The Ladies' society Of the First
Baptist church will be entertained on
Friday afternoon by Mr.. Thomas Pond,
715 Grand avenue.
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SOCIETY AND CLUB CALENDAR

3 .
Monday.
Tlks dancing party in their
club house.
Art club meets with Mrs. Geo
Delaplaine.
Tuesday.
Fortnightly club with Mrs. E. 8.
Baker.
Y. w. G. A. directors meet, 3 p.
Shakespeare club with Mr.. and
Mrs. J.iF Elder.
Lecture In High school by Prof.
Charles "A. Payne.
Wednesday.
Club extension lecture at the
home Of Mrs. q. N. Rich.
Alpha Trist club with Mrs. w.
s. Phillips.
Thursday.
Card. club at the home OF Mrs.
L. C. Scott.
Current Events club with Mr..
and Mrs. W. G. 4.lood.
Church societies meet.
Saturday.
Travel class with Mrs. Ira w.
Wills.
ON THINKING GLAD.
Never mind change Of scene
Try change Of thinking.
What II things seem sordid. mean,
What's the use Of blinking?
Lies not always storm and cloud,
Somewhere stars are shining.
Try to think your joys out loud,
Silence all repining.
BY degrees, by thinking light,
Thinking glad and sweetly,
You'll escape the stress OF night,
Worry gone completely.
Get the habit looking for
Sunbeams pirouetting.
Tapping gaily at your door
Surest cure for fretting.
Needn't fool yourself at all
For there's no denying
Fen above prison wall
Song birds are a-flying.
Wherefore harken to the song,
Never mind the prison,
And you'll find your soul, ere long.
Unto freedom risen.
Selected.
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st. Francis Society.

st. Francis Society.
The Ladies' society Of ST. Francis
de Sales church will be entertained on
Thursday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. John Ward, GA Concert street.
who will be assisted by Mrs. John An
derson, Mrs James Corbett, Mrs.
Frank Westerhoff and Miss Margaret
Kennedy.
st. Johns Guild.
st. Johns Guild will be entertained
on Monday afternoon by Mrs. Geo.
Flower and Mrs. Edgar Cochrane at
the home of Mrs. George Collier.
Woman's Alliance.
The Woman's Alliance of the First
Unitarian church viii be entertained
on Tuesday afternoon by Mrs. Charles
W. Elliott, 713 Orleans avenue. The
change from Monday to Tuesday is
made because Of the funeral Of Miss
Lang
Westminster Reading Circle.
The Westminster Reading circle will
be entertained on Monday afternoon
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EntertaIns for Mis-. kai.er,

Mrs. B. G. Taber entertained at a
one o'clock luncheon on Saturday, In
honor of Miss Laurie Kaiser OF St
Louis.
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Alpha Trist Club.
The Alpha, Trist club will be enter
tanned on Wednesday afternoon by
Mrs. W. S. Phillips.
Mexico Missouri message., 1916-06-15
HOLLENSVILLE NEWS

Oats are looking fine. Corn looks
pretty good considering the wet
weather it has had.
Ice cream supper at Long Branch,
Saturday evening, June II. Every
body invited.
Midway Sunday School gave a
short Missionary program Sunday, af-
ter the regular work, and raised a
$40 contribution. Rev. Spears, who
with his wife, is visiting his father-in-
law, Mr.. Geo. Elzea here, delivered
short address that was enjoyed by
young and old.
Rev. Spears preached at Midway
Sunday night.
Miss Georgia Trimble is the guest
of her aunt, Mrs. Mike PeckG
]. E. Blum and wife, of Mexico
were guests of B. C. Berrey and wife
Sunday.
Milt Householder sold to Bybee &
Mason, 81 fine fat cattle Saturday, at
$3.50 per cwt., and for the bunch he
received $2,7O2.5O.
Mrs. B. c. Berrey and Miss Minnie
Berrey went to Sedalia Monday tC
spend a week visiting relatives and
attending the State convention of the
Christian Church.
The ladies of Long Branch Baptist
Church will serve ice cream at the
church June IT. Everybody invited
to attend.
The Midway Missionary Society oi
the C. w. B. M. will have an ice
cream supper at Ar. Mike Peck''
home July Is. They would like tC
wait on large crowd
The Midway protracted meetings
will begin July 81. Rev. Ray, of Kan
sas City, with the assistance of {
singer, will conduct the meetings.
The Long Branch Church will be
gin a meeting August IA.
Mexico Missouri message., 1916-06-15
CANT LETTER.
NeighbOrs Help NeighbOr Celebrate
His NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. of Personal
Mention.

Cant, Mo-, June13.-On Monday,
June 18th the relatives and friends
of j. L. Smith surprised him with a
dinner, It being in honor of Mr..
Smiths 10th birthday. The people
gathered in with filed baskets and
spread a long table in the yard and
had all things ready for the feast
when Mr.. Smith should come in from
the field to dinner. Besides the i'm
mediate friends and neighbors there
were a number from a distance pres
ent, among whom were Mrs. Alice
McCammon, Mrs. Lennie Miller and
Rev. Swabe, all of Columbia; Miss
Addie Cunningham, OF Mexico. Mr..
Smith received a number of useful
presents, also Mr.. w. H. Blythe, this
being the occasion OF Mr.. Blythe's
birthday also. But Mr.. Blythe re-
fuses to give his age. Among the
gifts were articles of apparel and a
unique smoking set, also napkin ring
presented by Rose Carter (col.), and
hickory cane lett trimmed in the
natural green bark, symbol of the
newness of life, whiUn Mr.. Smith nev-
er permits to grow old.
Miss Addie Cunningham of Mexico
is visiting her cousins, Misses Lotto
and Martha Nevins.
Mrs. Walter Berry of Mexico is
visiting her parents here, Mr.. and
Mrs. Barton Hubbard.
Mrs. Purvis who bought the DR..
Todd property has returned to Ari-
zona.
The basket dinner to have been
given at New Hope June 18th has
been postponed.
Lennie Miller, who visited her sis
ter, Mrs. Minnie Nevins, last week,
has returned to hel home in Col
umbia.
VIM. Smith is attending court in
Mexico.
Mexico Missouri message., 1916-06-15
MRS. WILLIAM HIT.

Mrs. William Hit, sixty years old,
sister OF M. r. Wise, Mrs. e. A. Law
renee and Mrs. Dan Dudley of Mexico,
died in Kansas City this week after
an operation for gall stones. The
body was brought here for burial.
Funeral yesterday afternoon conduct
ed by Rev. A. A. Wallace. Pail bear
ers; c, F. Clark. r. D. worrell, Sam
Locke. VIM. Gregg. James Jesse and
John Gamble.
Mrs, Hit was born and reared in
Galloway County and was well knOwr
in Mexico.
Mexico Missouri message., 1916-06-15
METHODIST YOUNG PEOPLE
ENTERTAINED BY MISS REEl

Miss Allene Reeo was at home to
the young people of the Methodist
Church Monday evening. Miss Nell
Pryor and Mrs. Hayne, who were del
egates to the Woman's Missionary
Convention at st. Joseph, recently.
gave interesting accounts of that
meeting. Musical numbers, by Mr..
Robert Campbell, Miss Marguerite
Thomas and Miss Dulcie Culbertson,
and two readings, by Miss Mary
Stallings, were delightful features of
the evening. Mrs. Tom Bruce and
Mrs. j. NJ. Allen served refreshments
in the prettily decorated dining room.
A large number were present there
being hundred invitations out.
Mexico Missouri message., 1916-06-15
MISSIONARY SERVICES.

The Missionary services at the
Presbyterian church Sunday night
was most instructive and entertain
ing. The drilling of the children
was under the able direction of Mrs.
Eerbert Pryor, with other assistance.
The program carried out a represen-
tation of the work done by the mis-
sionaries in Brazil. The closing
number, in which all the departments
took part, was impressive and the
vast congregation, che largest ever
seen in that church, Joined heartily in
the Coronation Hymn, which fitting
ly closed the exercises. The collec-
tion amounted to $23.74.
Mexico Missouri message., 1916-06-15
THE COUNTY SUNDAY
SCHOOL CONVENTION

The intermediate Sunday School
Convention held at Martinsburg last
week, was great success. 1t was in
session two days and there was a
down-pour of rain the whole time,
Twenty-eight Sunday Schools of the
County were represented. Many i'm
portant subjects were discussed. The
next annual meeting is to be held at
Rush Hill.
The officers were reelected as fol-
lows:
c. NJ. Fox, Pres; Mitchell White
v. Pres; Miss Ruth Cook, Sec'y.;
Frank Erisman, Treas. Miss Joseph
inc Wallace, Elementary Supt.; Met
tie Patterson, Secondary, and s.P. Gun
ningham, Adult.
Mexico Missouri message., 1916-06-15

w. H. Logan, seriously hurt in the
railroad accident last week, is recov-
ering slowly. Heawas able to eat his
first partial meal at supper time
Monday.
Mexico Missouri message., 1916-06-15
OUR NEW FOREMAN.

The Message has secured the serv-
ices of Mr.. John r. Thomas as fore
man. He is an efficiency man, an all
round helper, and is as square a fell
low as you ever did business with.
The people of Mexico know him, and
he is we'll and favorably known, too,
in the south part of the county,
where he was reared. He is printer
of the first rank. We believe we
are fortunate to have him with US
Come in and meet him.
Mexico Missouri message., 1916-06-15
RURAL SCHOOLS
GRADUATE 81
Miss Helen Shahan Is Honor Gradu-
uate; Miss Neva ROckweIlWins Sec
Ond HOnOPs.
BY w. Clyde Johnson.


from rural schools in Audrain County
this year. Helen Shahan, a pupil of
Mrs. Eva c. Nieman, of Liberty, is the
honor graduate. Neva G. Rockwell,
pupil of Miss Agatha Copeman, of
Prairie Chapel, is second.
The names of the graduates with
the rank of each follows:
Liberty, Miss Bessie Hickman,
teacher Helen shahan ~, Landon
Smith (35), Thomas Archer (3D.
East Lick, Miss Ella Criswell,
teacher, Margaret Van Wrinkle (35),
Paul Miller (1S), Lynn Mieller (2O).
Culwell, Miss Flossie Parker,
teacher Harold Houston (49), Gla-
dys Lemasters (47), Lorene Houston
(5D, Wilmer Ford (37).
Crow, Miss Corinne Cowherd,
teacher, Gladys C. Green (21), Bes-
sic Mcintosh (3O), Eerdia Mcintosh
Branstetter (45), Otto Detienne
(45).
West Lick, Miss Mary Hanna,
teacher, Fannie Brown (44).
Hickory Grove, Miss Atha Gregg,
teacher, Edwin Heaton (S), Lucy
Heaton (2S). Dolph Hickerson (24).
Cornett, F. r. Hickerson, teacher,
Grace German (38), Elsie Deichman
(2O.
South Carter, Miss Vernice Ray,
teacher, Milas Price u9), Paul Price
(4O), Frances Lease GS).
Macedonia, Miss Marguerite
Wright, teacher, James B. Crosswhite
(O.
Prairie Chapel, Miss Agatha Cop
man, teacher, Cecil Kelly (5), Neva
Rockwell (2).
Oak Grove, Miss Beulah Hagan,
teacher, Joe Biggs (29).
Beaver Dam, Miss Mabel Hickman,
teacher, Mabel White (4O.
Skull Lick, Miss Katherine Ed
wards, teacher, Ralph Boyle (33).
Fisher, Miss Ruth Cook, teacher,
Irwin Morgan (6).
Sneed, Miss Sarah Culbertson,
teacher, Mary Hebe, 1867, Orval He
bel (41).
Excelsior, Miss Nellie Proctor,
teacher, Opal Proctor (1D, Charles
G. Showers (3).
Goodwater, Miss Katie Sievers,
teacher, Lillian Fisher (23).
Ringo, Miss Lillian Flynt, teacher,
Retta Young (26).
Hurdle, Miss Lola Spencer, teacher
Elizabeth Beatty IA
Hedgedale, Miss Zella Brown,
teacher, Elsie Witchie (14).
Daniel, Miss Mary Griffin, teacher
Ira Zuck (1O).
Cant, Miss Ermine Van Horn
teacher, Martha Nevins (16), Gather.
inc Hickman (4S), Moss Edwards
(17).
Flynt, w. L. Ballew, teacher, VIII.
liam Craghead (46).
Black, Miss Gladys Furber, teach,
er, Howard Williams (46).
Harrison, Ed. C. onutt, teacher
Mary Leta Jones (22).
sames, Miss Vivian Littrell, teach
er, Retta Burkey (15).
= Naylor, Miss sudie r. winn, teach
er, John Hinton (15).
Lawder, Miss PerCie Fuhrer, teach
er, Frank Sanford (5O).
Pine, Miss Elsie Cottingham, teach
er, Dottie Angel (9).
Benton City, E. e, Shea, teacher
Robert Dews (9), Trecy Cox (12).
Rush Hill, C. v. Ford, teacher, Lu
IA smallwood (12), Mabel Fox (4S)
Macie Hearn (34).
Martinsburg. Mrs. Edna schseter
teacher Eugane Moser 1871 Luciii
Mexico Missouri message., 1916-06-15

Hugo Doerge. north of Mexico, has
a twenty-acre field Of wheat which
is looking fine and from which he ex-
poets a fine YIELD
Mexico Missouri message., 1916-06-15

Mrs. Nick Smith, of Laddonia, Wis
tied her brother Mr.. Ben Adams,
this week south of Mexico.
Mexico Missouri message., 1916-06-15

1t is reported that U. S. Goran. can
didate for Sheriff, took very i'll at his
home in Vandalia last week.
Mexico Missouri message., 1916-06-15

Judge c. C, Bledsoe and family
have moved from Mexico back to
their farm north of Thompson.
Mexico Missouri message., 1916-06-15

w. ], offutt, thefurniture fixit
man, is reported i'll. Claggett offutt
is also i'll.
Mexico Missouri message., 1916-06-15

We notice that Mr.. Ralph Head and
Miss Clara Tully were married in
Vandalia a few days since.
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StrOng'sBOOkStOre
"Thc office Mans supply House"
YOUR MONEY BACK IL YOU
WANT IT"

Crespn Moraga, Precinct No. G, Los
Padllas
Donaciano J.. Gutirre2 Precinct No.
Z, San Antonio.
Maxine Garcia. Precinct No. 8, Los
Gregos
Dionicio Anaya, Precinct No. 3,
RanchOs de Atrisco.
Antonio Griego Precinct No. 10, Es-
Cobosa
Cleofas Sanchez, Precinct No. II,
Pajarto.
p. Hanley. Precinct No. ~, Albu-
querque. Election District No. /.
Ed Crosse, Precinct No. 70, Albu-
qucrque, Election District No. 2.
Luis Baca, Precinct No 10. old Al
buquerque.
Carlos Herrera, Precinct No. IA,
San Ignacio.
Simon Garcia, Precinct No. IS,
Santa barbara.
Domingo Garcia, Precinct No, %,
la Tiiera.
Juan Gutierrez, Precinct No. 20,
San AntOnito.
y. A. Porterfield Precinct No. 20,
Albuquerque, Election District No l..
A. II. Colgan, Precinct No. 2G, Al
buquarque. Election District No. 2.
Pedro Amanda, Precinct No. 2S, At
risco.
Gregoro Gutierrez, Precinct No. a.
Chilli
Francisco Gavaldon, Precinct No.
SO, Duranes
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WILLIAM FARNUM
AT THE PASTIME
TODAY-T0M0RR0W

supported by the same excellent
company that has made his former
pictures so popular, william Fanum,
famous hero of william Fox photo
plays, Will appear at the Pastime
theater today and tomorrow in the
new drama, Fires Of Conscience
The picture will run for two days
only.
In this picture Farnum plays the
part Of George Baxter, a southerner
who has fled to the west because Of
having killed q man A girl with
whom he Is In love persuades him to
go back to his home and face justice
She knows that he must be freed,
Baxter returns east and gives him
self up to his father. who Is chief Of
police In the city. The Judge who pre-
sides over his trial Is father OF the
man Baxter had Killed, but he real
ICES that his son had been killed just
W ana instructs the Jury to find a
verdict Of Not guilty
Whom Baxter goes back to his min
ing camp. he finds new terror there.
An outlaw has been killing people in
the neghhorhood. The intrepid man
captures the criminal and iails him,
but i'm turn is caught by the outlaws
friends and locked in the jail The
building is then set afire.
with his powerful strength, Baxter
succeeds In breaking his way out, and
rescuing the girl he loves from dan
ger. Then hex marries her.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-10-29
JUDGE RAYNOLDS
SUSTA|NS POLICE
COURT RULINGS

In the district court yesterday
Judge Reynolds announced his de-
cision in the appeal case OF the city
Of Albuquerque VS.. j. r. Jenkins,
charged with reckless driving, sus-
tanning the police court. Mr.. jenkins
was found guilty by Judge Mcclellan,
June q, of this year He took an
appeal to the district court and the
case was tried last Friday. 1t was
claimed by the city that Mr. jenkins
had crossed the Central avenue Santa
Fe crossing despite the warning bell,
and collded with a hand car travel
ing on the railway track, Mr. jenkins
defense w9s based on the theory that
he had started across the tracks be-
fore he heard the warning bell. The
court, in announcing the decision
sustaining the police court, suspended
the fine Of IS and costs affixed i'm
the court below.
In the case Of the City VS. Lawrence
Michaelbach, also accused Of reckless
driving, the decision of the police
court was sustained. Michaelbach
was charged with crashing into l., X.
stephens dairy wagon on West Cen
trial avenue near Twelfth street at
3 o'clock in the morning of June H..
Michaelbach testified that the wagon
backed into his automobile In the
court below Michaelbach had been
fined $40 and costs.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-10-29
WOODROW WILSON
DAY CELEBRATED
IN ALBUQUERQUE
Miss Ida Sganzini Reads the
Presidents Message and
Dr. Randolph Cook Makes
Address.

The celebration OF Woodrow Wilson
day which took place at the corner
OF Second street and Central avenue,
Yesterday evening, was featured by
the reading of Mr. Wilson's address
by Miss Ida Sganzni Miss Sganzlni,
who Is a pupil OF Mrs, \. j. Strum-
quist. was costumed as Columbia In
a flowing robe Of stars and stripes
She delivered the presidents express
sively phrased message IN clear and
| ri ~ - voice.
Following which Edgar ROs~iirtro-
duced the speaker Of the evening, Dr.
Randolph Cook, pastor Of the Chris
tian church who by the way, denies
any relationship to Or. Frederick.
Dr. Cook compared the administra-
ton to a board Of directors who If they
have done their duty should be reap
pointed. and II not should be discharg-
ed. Declaring that this was not a
party campaign Or. Cook stated that
II Mr.. Hughes is elected November
it viii not be because he is the leader
Of the republican party, but because
the people of the United States believe
him TO be a better man for the posi-
ton than Woodrow Wilson.
And so with the president. By his
deeds shall We judge him, said DR..
Cook. by the child labor law the
eight-hour law, the federal reserve
act the income tax"
The meeting was opened by a cor
net solo by Miss May Laub. A crowd
that packed the street witnessed the
celebration.