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The Washington herald., 1916-06-03
CONGREGATIONAL.
CONTINUED FROM PAGE FOUR.

O'Clock tomorrow by Dr. William
stansneld. organist and choir director:
organ prelude. In the Morning"
tGrieg); anthems. Praise the Lord
CRandegger), and trio, Lift Thine
Eyes" (Elijah). CMendelssohn), Mrs.
Smart, Miss KimbalI, Miss Larner; Of
fertory. bass solo. Mr.. Humphrey; or
gan prelude. ~Triumphal March"
tNasmsn). Costa. There will be no
evening service at the church until
fall except the Christian Endeayor
meeting at 7 o'clock.
The observance of the holy COM
munion and the admission Of new
members will be the form of service
at Mount Pleasant Congregational
Church tomorrow morning. There
will be a brief communion sermon
by the pastor. Rev. Clarence A. Vim
cent, D. D. The church quartet will
furnish the music. There will be no
evening service until October.
The mems and women's Bible
classes have combined for summer
services as a union adult class which
will meet Sunday mornings at 10
o'clock. Rev. Edwin NJ. Bliss will be
in charge. The topic tomorrow will
be Missions and World Peace"
Children's Day will be observed by
NAo oAh0ag sNHOOA june IL WIN
trtotic service.
The Mount Pleasant Chorus, which
has been an attractive feature of the
evening services Of the church. COM
pleted its work for the season with an
elaborate and pleasing program last
Sunday. The chorus was assisted by
T. b. Amiss. jr., Harry B. Bradford
and Charles L. Casterlin. violinists.
DR.. W. r. Buchanan. who has so ably
directed the work OF the chorus for
the past year. has resigned owing 20
the increasing demands upon his time
as a physician. At the last rehear-
sal he was presented with a silver
trimmed ebony baton by the members
Of the chorus, the presentation being
made by Norton NJ Little. The mem
bers of the chorus are: Sopranos,
Mrs. Ellenberger. Mrs Crane. Mrs.
Brook, Misses Bennett, Clark, Darby,
Harrington. Fisher, Fuller, Little.
Peck. Ronsaville. TingIey. Vincent.
and wynkoop; altos. Mrs. Bowman,
Mrs. Bradford. Mrs. Buell., Mrs. Fisher,
Mrs. Hewins. Mrs. Hinton, Mrs. Little,
Mrs. Morgan. Misses Evans, Hummel
and Pratt; tenors. Messrs. Baldwin.
Corder. Guilford. Lippitt. and San
ford; basses. Messrs. Buell.. Fisher.
Hinton, Little, Luke and Stockton.
Claude Robson is organist.
The Washington herald., 1916-06-03
PUBLIC NOTICE

OFFICE OF THE ASSESSOR OF THE DIS
trct Of Columbia. June l. 1915. Notice is hereby
gwen that on the thirtieth day Of June 1916
VIII expire all licenses granted by the Assessor
OF the District Of Columbia 70 the prorrietors Of
Automobiles. suto-vehicles. electro vehicles hacks
cabs. onnibuses and vehicles OF all kinds for hire
used for the transportation Of passengers tsght.
seeing automobiles excepted note-brokers who do
not charge greater rate OF interest than six per
cent Per annum, private banks and bankers (not
Incorporated, and the Washington Stock Erchs nse
Said licenses must be promptly renewed by all
persons desiring to continue business after the
above named date. WILLIAM p. RICHARDS.
Assessor. d. c.
NOT1CE-A PUBLIC HEARING Will, BE
held at ] 30 y. m, JUNE 10. 1916. at the United
States Engineer Onicc Room 35 Southern Building
IN the matter Of a proposed bridge across the Po-
tomhc River from Thirty-fourth street Georgetown,
to Roselyn. Va. Interested parties will be given an
opportunity to be heard on the needs OF naviga-
on or any other interests affected by the plans Of
the bridge. Statements should be in writing but
oral statements will be received.
The Washington herald., 1916-06-03
PROPOSALS.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE
District Of Columbia; Washington. d. c.. June ].
fs6-sealed proposals will be received this Office
until o'clock D. m. JUNE Is 1916. for grading
Naylor road southeast. from Good HOPE road to
the District line. sgxresatns 1850 cubic yards OF
grading. Blank forms Of proposals. rpecihcations.
and all necessary information may be obtained from
the Chief Clerk. Engineer Department, Room %27.
District Building Washington d. c. OLIVER p.
NEWMAN. LOUIS BRowNLoW. CHAs. ".
kUTZ CommisAooers D. c.
The Washington herald., 1916-06-03
DIED

CHAFFEE-On Friday, June 2 1915,
WILLIAM z. CHAFFEE.
Funeral at o'clock on Saturday from
the residence of his daughter. Mrs
Katherine Greenwood, sos Maryland
avenue northeast.
SUPERIOR Thursday. June l. 1916. at
his late residence, The Hermitage, lll7
Vermont avenue northwest GOTT-
LIEB SUPPER, late husband of Net
tie supper.
Funeral services will be held at chapel
OF Joseph F. Birch Sons. 1884 NJ street
northwest. Sunday, June 4. at 3 p. m.
Interment at Walkers Chapel. Va.
(New York papers please copyO
WINE-On Friday. June ., 1915, GWEN
DOLYN L.. beloved daughter Of Al
den and Maude Wine. aged 3 years
and 10 months
Funeral services will be held from the
family residence, 1l6 Third street
northeast. on Saturday. June 3, at
D. m. Interment private in Glenwood
Cemetery.
The Washington herald., 1916-06-03
ROOMS AND BOARD,
MOVING, PACKING. STORING,

iM ST NW.-sTNGLE ROOM. sECo
noor front: convenient to bath.
The Washington herald., 1916-06-03
EPISCOPAL.

Bishop Harding will oficiate at the or
dinstion service to be held tomorrow
The Washington herald., 1916-06-03
U. s. Treasury Report.

The condition of the United States
Treasury at the close of business yes
terday was:
Net balance in general fund, 1916, SO
total receipts yesterday, s3o.so5,54s; total
payments yesterday, 81, ,255, ,9S3.
The deficit this fiscal year Is s4S, se. fs5
against a deficit of s105, ,l3e. .491 last year,
exclusive OF Panama Canal and public
debt transactions.
Revenue receipts this fiscal year, up to
the close OF business on June ], ssl5.les,
S2S.ss; revenue receipts at the close OF
business on June l. 1915, s5ss. SAG. .3b4!SS.
Ordinary disbursements this fiscal year
up to the close of business on June l.
$3.50 ooa2. 80: ordinary disbursements al
the close of business on June l, 1915
s673 357, ,27255.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-04
YOUNG ENGLISH CLERGY
EAGER TO ENTER RANKS

Associated Press Corros pondcncet
LoIdon Although the Bishop OF
London has not seen his way clear To-
set aside the rule Of his church against
comlatnnt service for the younger
clergy. he has told y delegation uf NIL
liant ourates who called un him that he
would 40 all he could toward enabling
them To become chaplnins and stretch
cr bcar"rs.
pVcr a Thousand curatcs. who In lag
life would be eligible Tor military ser
Vice, signed a petition Ia the bishop,
asking that they be allowed 10 put on
KHAKI ard nxht. They claimed that
the defense Of q v hat they de-
youtly believed to be- righteous against
one they thought evil VAS I'm accord
with the teachings OF Christianity and
the Anglican church.
Al OF the Augeli,ap bishops. includ-
ing the Archbishop ~ nrterbury.
have been opposed from IN, start 90
the enlistment Of tho clergy N the
nghiirg RANKS. But the Feeling OF The
mass ~ the young clcrgymcu ~ strong
lv incliJed toward military service.
MANY clcrg, men of the nouco1formist
scct-. such as ptosbyterians Congrc-
~gationalists and Method a.. have gone
into the ranks and accepted commits
sions.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-04
GOOD IA kS fOR BAD.
Albuquerque Rcsidc6ts .Nrc Learning
How to x,hancc tic Old BnsA
Ior 10 stronger one.

Does your oack ache. feel weak and
PAINFUL
DO a surer headaches. laneuor
and depression
IL the urine discolored. passages
Irregular
The kidneys may be calling for
help.
Weak kidneys cnnnot do their work
Give them the help they need.
~ cure q kidney backache you
must cure the k%isit.ys.
Lse a tested and proven kidney
remedy,
puan's Kidney PITS have stood tho
test.
Convincing proof % merit In Albu-
querque endorsement:
\ simpler, proprietor shoe store.
2lS South Second street. Albuqucr-
que. says. II was troubled by weak
kilncys. Ny back was lame and I
felt all tired ,out. Two boxes OF
poan's kidney Pills cured me n !
have stayed cured"
Price soc. At an dealers Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy-get
poan's Kidney pills-the same that
cured Mr.. Simpler. Foster-M ilburn
Co Props. Buffalo. y. v
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-04

TtiE ~. ESIDENT"s LATEST ZOE.

~ IT were only the members OF the
Republican national committee
n the enemies of prenaredness
who President Wilson had to fear.
I'll. chief executive OF this sreSt ma
'ion might retire In perfect comfort
these nights ana sleep in peace. The
new enemy: an enemy 81 powerful.
and backed with a grievance So great.
tina, ho may well look Ia himself
for trouble impends.
Tn, III Paso Times. according to
its own statement IA Jenersoninn DEM
| ocrat uf the most rugged type. has
declared war on the pres,den, aud has
opened up.a o~orphardment with all
the gums IN its arsenal. wish the cienr
attention OF eliminating tn" president
without loss of time.
Tn. Times quotes - portion of a
spee,h by the president ov,' and over
"N"'h' u i'''Nr Iounu 'b' WHhl
WAS going ON IN Mexico in "A very
singular way-by hearing a sufficient
ly large number of liars talk about
For some reason not disclosed the
Times takes this assertion as purely
u personal one, with persona, appii-
cation. II remarks that the "pr.si-
dent has called us a liar, and II
therefore has It's hack up.
II ma, be that the precedent did
have direct reference t. the III paso
Times. The Times Is IN u position Ia
know However, II does act seem
very probable,
Then again il may ne that tn.
Times simply il taking mp the cudgels
for everyone who has had nnything
10 say about Conditions in Mexico.
from Francisco Villa back Ia the be-
Inning OF the trouble. tina, looks
like q considerable contract. IL the
Times undertakes To prove hat ma
ne has lied anou Mexico 4, M hay.
~ @" q Job On is hands. 4, viii have.
.rst n foremost, to demonstrate IN.
~'cracity 81 certain ~ Paso newspaper
correspondents. and from there IN
difficulties hesS The way. The Times.
unless II has inside information as "a
who the president referred 10 when ho
used the word liars" should re, the
facts, Maybe the chief executive
To- whom the Times refers as us" a,
all
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-04
ENnS WEilk PLAN Si'kIADS.


u - &C.. u,
L
- a.,
n, IN. ,bttd w.l,,r. mov.nc,, I'm
,l,uoue,,uc ,,ons arc nov v.,l ma.
,ured for making this xase an. i'm
which uuhiic -,,te,,ior vu no sor,ed
Ia ,,rsid., ia. affairs -, chldbood
~ r,yb,s ana ito a-uacuutss Ia NJ
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-04
FLETCHER CATRON Is
A TO
YOUNG CHICAGO GIRL

Copies of Chicago papers reaching
this city bring announcements Of IN"
engagement of Fletcher tatron. SON
Of United States S.uator e - 'ntton.
OF santa Pc. to Miss Carolyn Mabbatt
ipdike, catron has heou studying
Law at the University OF chicago for
several wears.
The chicago Evening American
Carried the following announcement
NJ The engagement:
cupid aimed his arrow with dead
Is accuracy nt Fletcher C1tron. On"
OF the star baseball players of the
University of Chicago team. aud 50
his engagement 10 marry Miss Caro-
iNn Mabhatt Cpdik". at 5tp2 Wood
lawn avenue has been announced
she IL a recent studcn, NJ HYDE Park
high school.
There was considerable Interest
manifested on the university campus
today over the recent announcement
of the hctrothai hy the girl's mother,
Mrs. GrcnNillc Strat,on. II mas been
whispered Tor months hat Young
ri,ron was paying the young woman
close attention.
His associates on tn. university
baseball tenn said the symptoms Hrst
developed on the recent oriental our.
when catron was not ~ companion
able ~ he had always been. This
vas explained with statements that
he was busy writing nightly letters tn
"a siri in Chicago
|. fThc bridegroom-t0-ho IL u law
a. AI.,.t L.. ttAs ..a.x.K.sta. and a 49,.
uf senator catron Of santa re. \. " 20
The oriental referred To ~
The tour Cairon made with The chi-
|cago university baseball team through
Japan ana IN" Philippine islands.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-04
ALLEGED BAD LITTLE
BOY ARRESTED AGAIN

Seth Hoim-s. "a young .ud small
culorcd boy. was arrested inst night
OUTSIDE the apartment Of " r. Wal
ton on Central avenue as q suspicious
character. Seth has a. polio" record
as an alleged pillcrcr ami j%uNcnil"
burglar lie is suspected IN this cas-"
Of stealing milk from the n1llwnys ot
the aprtment house and oth " build
ing.
Last year seth was held Tor action
by the district court In reform school
Proceedings. but his mother promised
to send him To a good home IN KAN
sas and Seth vas allowed tu 20. The
police say he did 90 to Kansas, but
came back within a couple oi months.
chief of Police McMillin today sen
for the boys father To talk his case
over with aim.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-04
TAIN CuEisTI\>rTV LIKE \
SALESMAN

~ lSHoP Thcodor" : henderson
X Of the Methodist church. oi
CHATTANOOGA Tenn. ia "a SER
mon last SUNDAY in Kansas city.
pointed out the difference between
doing church work aud doing the
work OF the church
Many people have learned TO do
church work he said III there is a
budget Ia be raised fof church ~
prns"s, for home OF visionary pur-
poses. members of the churches vii
s.t out and devise plans FOR raising
IN" money That IN church work and
It ~ good work
The ladies aid societies max,
quilts and In other ways employ Their
ability Tor church purposes and that
Is good church work, too.
The adde's prepare IA bis suppci
and everybody goes and they have q
good time That's church work and
Il In all right
But today the churches invite pco-
PIE TO big suppcfs and IN. people
come. II they would invite people t.
the Lords supper how many would
Gomez"
Bishop Henderson emphasized IA,
point that doing the work of th'
church 10 NJ the things oommonl,
called church work. which many poo,
pie have learned 10 do. The Sori
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-04
THEATER
STRONGLY ENDORSES
HAWAIIAN SINGERS

70 ,hoat,r w,uspara and az others
,,o nny no irtor..tcd
hnNo uin,od "B.lrs Famous iIa-
,auau sing,rs .ut PLAYER" at my
,h,nt.r ,na .uu say in reference 10
INA no,i,s ,t Inc attracti., that /
,a,o ncvo, had comp,nv of any
mind which pro,cd To be such "A draw
inc c,,J ns was thIs on. In
NJ, DAYS we entertained o,or seven
thousand pcoplc and this In compe-
utiop with four other thcntrrs aud a
carnival compnny. And more thar
being n dr,virp mower. I hayo had
mar. ON ths program
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-04

of the church Is In inducing men %
do the viii of God ~ getting men
men to- Christ.
The churches of the land, ne
said. will never do the great work
before them will neyer win until they
show the same enthusiasm IN talking
christ as men now do IN selling lum
Der or eggs uT shoes ur other com
mercial products
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-04
LAWYERS WILL WATCH
LEGISLATORS AT WORK

\ committee charged 10 watch leg
!slRti1n aud 10 report Amendments
proposed for endorsement wus named
by the Bornallio county Rar nssocin-
ton last night. T. " made up of \
a. McMill-n. Judge W. g.. licncock
ana NJ T.. Hickey.
Judge Craig Pearcc I,odcy and
Laurence Lee were elected a commit
tee on grievances. George =. Dowucr
proposed for membership.
G. VI Bolts read u paper IN Inter
state Rates"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-04
COOPERATION ~ PUBLICITY.

ny y recent Issue ~ tire bI faso
Herald this line appeared in large
red type across the bottom ot the
nfst page.
Cooperative publicity Tor the
whole southwest would work
wonders
W. 90 not recall 10 have seen I
line OF type RECON- which ~ richi
ds.rvrd to he em.h a by the use
uf red ink. Cooper son IN the mat
ter of publicit, not uniS would work
wonders for his entire region hut
IN. time IL rapidly drawing near
when we must have Intelligent coop
eratisn. or suffer a serious check IN
growth.
New Mexico has suffered seriously
because of the lack OF persistent pub
licity for the state as "a whole. Var.
ious communities which have at
tempted publicity can.prisn IN ON Their
own account are prepared to testif,
Ia this condition. They have found
il necessary to answer u volume of
puestions about New Mexico a. a
Who'll. which mus, first he disposed
of satisfactorily before interest can
be centered in the particular COM
munity seeking to bcnefi, itself. This
general publicity work should he
lone by the state. In n feeble way u
was attempted by the old state bu-
resu Of immigration. which did a
KIND OF statewide publicity w,ik upon
a mea2er allowance from year ia
year. For the past four wears even
that has been cut IN. aud the lack of
IL has been felt in seer, community
in the state.
Tn. communities Of New Mexico can
welt afford to ban1 together and IN
a publicity campaign FOR
the Whole sou'hSHsk. will be
money well spent ltor all "i them.
The division OF the financie' burden
VIII Uniht " HEUt lpi 'N''
muni,ies. and the result, while general
aud Indirect. viii he most import
ant.
his cooperation. however. must
be on u strictly unselfish M co-"p-
,rativ. basis. It viii not do for one
community To Try To MT dsc OF an
other. or of an associII'f ! others,
for it, own particular .,-r There
must he cooperation IN strictcs'
sense Of the word Such q uoV emeni
Ia bc successful must b. IN the hands
of broad gauge business men who are
able to see beyond the confines al
their " own and village. and Il
realize tina in a state like ours tn,
publicity principle OF all for one and
one for all is peculiarly productive OF
certain results.
II the communities of this state vii
unite in u renuinci, statewide organ
izaticn for common publicity and vii
maintain such an organization effect
ively until January Let. 1915. II IL q
fairly safe bet that on OF abo tina
dat. the state, through is legislature
viii take the financial burden and ''.
Burden OF man .meDt on the Inc
Vidual commuuitr. ana carry both
as a proper part ot rn' puhiic resp"u
sibility
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-04
ROSWELL COUNCIL TO
PURCHASE AUTO TRUCK
FOR FIRE

Roswell y. NJ, Feb. - The RIOS
well city council has contracted with
Julius Pearse of Denver, alcnt for
the American la france fire equip
mcnt. for n motor fire truck. The
truck will be practically the snme
type as those in use In Albuquerque.
The chief Of the fire department soon
Is to have , car IN service Instead Of
his former horsc-drswn equipment.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-04

a word about Mary Pickford Peru
llndJ Journal.
New York has not told the wori
how IL likes horse meat but perhaps
New YORK does not huow the differ
cncc.-Chicaso News.
We'd be heartily in .ayor of the IN
come tax u congress would also pro-
vide "A n for increasing the Income.
$3.50 Macon (Ga.D News.
Henry Ford says III. "trip to Europ,
~broadcned him" Good thing II did
not bust" him-Mcuphis CONNER
cial Appeal
Movie actors aud actresses are the
only people privilege to see them.
|selves az others scr them Desert
News ,Salt Lake CITY D.
Charlie Chaplin has written a his.
tory of his life. but ~ Jar rs We Know
there Is no law compiling US 20 read
II Macon tGa.) New.
Reported that the khlser will have
an artificial palate. Wonder II that
will change his tasto for var.-Coi.
umbus co. citizen.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-04
KLEIN CASE AGAIN
HUNG UP BY COUNCIL

There was no quorum when the
council wns called 10 order Il nj night
and consideration Of 'bc evidence IN
III" Klein case went over. The coun-
Ell Will meet Monday night IN regular
session.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-04
sENtTOK THOMAS WORLD
Ut<O(\tE I<(C<lpI \Itlt.S

Washington, Feb. I - senator
Thomas. Democrat. introduced a res
o~lution today ~denouncing the fire in
the hcuse Of parliament at Ottawa as
an act of deliberately planned IN
cendiarism, and an "unpdrdonable
crime against civilization" senator
Gallinger, Republican, objected to It's
consideration. saying he knew of no
evidence of inccndiarism.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-04

g. V. Greene started suit today for
divorce against olive 6reclce. III"
charges abandonment They were mar
RED Ia Washington, Hunterdon county.
y. J., In 1909 They havn't lived to-
gether since 1905, according to the
complaint
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-04
efa!.srStH)9
J.y E.Aouse "

What has become OF tho old-fa-h.
toned man who wore a watch cha a
made from the hair OF his deceased
wife?
In making up your li"' ~
martyrs 10 duty do not overlook tho
woman who bends over the red-hot
stove three times every day.
The fact that many men fail ~
not so much due 90 the fact that
they put all their eggs IN ono
basket as II Is t. the misfortune
which gives the average man but
one egg.
A smart man Is one who realizes
that he Is too old for the women to
pay much attention TO him.
when an unmarried woman be-
gins 20 wear her hair In q kno, the
sixe Of q doorknob that means she
has quit hoping.
When Y woman talks a good deal
about her servants II means she
hasn't had servants very long.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-04
FOURTEEN KNOWN
TO HAVE LOST LIVES IN
TRIO OF H~0L0CAUSTS
CONTINUED from Page One

Al hope has been abandoned for
the safety Of ]. H. tapiant, assistant
clerk uf the commons
David Ewart. consulting urchitect
OF h public works department. csti-
mated che loss at $4,000 00O
Premier Borden announced that
parliament would sit in tho Victoria
memorial museum until other ar
rangemcnts are made. The first sit
ting of the commons was called fur 4
O'Clock this afternoon. The senat,
Tuesday.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-04

We sell Black Cat stockings. the
kind that have proved Tor 20 years
their superiority over ans other brand
on the market. An sizes tor men.
women and children. Prices run from
i2is cents up. 4. Mays Shoe store.
3li IVES; Central avenue.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-04

no. IN use 'ntN miSht nave u tnth,t
a. come INTO stylc agaln.-Garv nndi
Times.
There's no use talking AMI then
proceed to- d%isprove her own statement
by talking for two hours.-Mincfal
Wells TEX Index
-
about ~ brin' Identified hy a man that
keep hls head under the b.dclothes the
whole time. That's wrong London
Opinion.
-
cen,,.I lam. sn,s tina, G.rmnuy IL
wa,,in. out To an. h,w.y., tn.ks
as II Inc HERMAN military, m,chine|
diI,', .v.p r...t ,Ifrs -AIhonVI
~. " Argus.
-
conp,ossm,n mov no, know vim,
IA. conn,,y needs I, IN v,y az nrc.
bup mos, of them know
liant. ind s,nr
-
~ ~ 49, -
'"'pn ~, W." -"
u"'n W." W."
$3.50 80 g." ~"
~ " - -"
u pest that can DC SAID oisthe
s'"'e OF chihunhua' Mexico - nat u
Ne" Jersey or Youngstown ono
'r'hd i'ipiuh 'M'ch' iT'ss'
-
The state Democratic executive conn
mittec OF Florida adopted a rule re
uuiriny all the candidates for state
offices Ia visit every county and To
make not less than two speeches in
each one. Nothing was said about re-
curing the voter to b. present on
these occasions. Selma ,Aia.l Times
vha, sonlfu, c,ro, y.u near, ths
morning vn. The Married Mems GIee
-, clnb singing Heres IN good old
~iurnac. shnS. 'cr down. snake er
dow City star.
-
! graphical error. For insta ace. h.rc
, an ,xrhanp, remarkIng ON Enpiand's
"sbortnge of unkillcd labor. Palm
Beach ttla.l News
-
Every town has "A grass widow con-
| oaca through tn. alcs 20 make sure
| ber prcsci,, name before he can print
-
! Mrs. Gnr, gave preferred steel stock
| as prizes AT her bridg. party. settling
1 be copied by the women owning shares
iof stnnlard o.l-Chicago News.
49,
man who carries tho left hind foot OF
a graveyard rabbit IN his bsc< pocket
| .or good luck IL tn. man most ia need
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An oklahoma editor REPORTS that "A
rosid.n 'diol without the aid of a
p~hv.ician.' The medical society IL
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star.
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from school b.caus. they laugh, her
, hat the world is round. Rut perhaps
he had learned in the school OF ex-
News.
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u, good hing hes. days 10 lose
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Berlin pormits no bargain sales. Now
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