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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-08-29
GETS MERCHANT WHO
KILLED HIS DADDY
Gives This As Explanation for
shooting Man.

OSCEOL4A. Ark, Aug. 2S.-"He
killed my daddy and got him, -
Sheriff Collirs SAYS this is the ex-
PLANTATION given by Thomas McGhar-
rity, aged "a, of why he shot and
killed w. NJ Murrell, AGED IS, store
keeper Oh u plantation near here this
morning.
In July, 1915. Murren shot AMI
killed McGharrity's father in the
store where today's killing took place.
lie pleaded self-defense and at his first
trial the jury disagreed Murrell was
free on bond pending his second trial
which was TO have been held next
month.
After the shooting young McGhar-
rity called Sheriff Collins by tele-
phone. told of the shooting and then
waited for the officer TO come for
him
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-08-29

on a defective sidewalk on sixth street
near Kenosha on July 20. A claim
for a much smaller amount was
turned down by the city COM
missioners when it was presented
some time ago
EVERETT ELLIS OF Skiatook was
arrested and brought TO The Tulsa
county Jail yesterday on a charge OF
conjoint robbery. f. T.. Lowther and
Ed Butts of Skiatook declare Ellis Is
one of two men who held them up
and robbed them Friday night. They
declare they know the other man but
the sheriff has been unable 10 locate
him. Ellis pleaded not guilty when
arraigned before Justice ". y.
SChaffer yesterday.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-08-29
The Weigh, of Numbers.

Malachi O'Rourke, "A familiar char
acter in Chicago, had occasion TO ap-
pear before a police magistrate to an
ing the testimony of two witnesses,
who said that they saw Malachi take
the goods, the Judge said:
We'll, Malachi, / think you're
guilty"
An what makes your honor think
that" asked the Celt.
These two men, who say they saw
you take the goods
An is that am" asked Malachi. in
surprise. "Why, your honor, l can
bring two hundred men who will
swear they didn't see me take the
goods"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-08-29
City News in Brief.

REV. G. w. KERR will leave
Manitou. col. where he has been rest
irg for several weeks for Tulsa
Monday and will be in his pulpit next
sunday.
JOHN X. CRAWFORD was ar
rested yesterday and - confined in
the county jail on the charge of hav-
ing passed a worthless check for s35
on II. f.. Preston.
-
ELECTION OF OFFICERS 7hd i'm
portant business is scheduled for the
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-08-29
Juvenile l. Capturcd

BARTLESVILLE, Okla, Aug. 2S.-
Frank Stevens. who recently escaped
from the state reformatory, just a
few days before he was to have been
granted parole who was arrested
here ard detained for Officers and
broke jail was captured at Cleve-
land, okla. and taken back TO the
iefCrmatory. stevens tied blankets
together fastened one end to an iron
bar on the fourth floor of the court
house where the Jail IS located and
slid to the ground
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-08-29
SHACKLETON OFF
FOR STRANDED MEN
Makes Third Attempt To Rescue
Members of Expedition Marooncd
on Elephant Isle

BUENOS AIRES. Aug. 2S.-Lieut.
Sir Ernest II. Shackleton. the Antarc-
tic explorer, left Punta Aires, Chile,
today on the ship Yelcho on third
attempt to rescue members of his
expedition marooned on Elephant
island.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-08-29
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advertisers, advertising agencies and newspaper,
magazine, farm journal and trade publishers all
Americah the sole object of putting the buying of
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bu for service
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-08-29
Cold SnatcIlerS

Teacher-Iohnny, can you tell me
the function of the pores Of our bod
les?
Johnny-They are things we use to
catch cold with.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-08-29
NEWS ODDITIES
Bits Which Shattsr the Theory That
There's Nothing New Under the Sun.

WAXAHACIE. Texas, Aug. 2s.-
Election judges in certain WaNahe-
chic precincts in the senatorial run
off primary today will not go without
recompCnse for their services. An
early voter on entering tie voting
booth left scent piece on the table.
Others followed suit and up to noon
almost "A hatful OF nickels had been
accumulated
CHICAGO. Aug. 2s.-The Rev.
lgnatius Toma zin, 20 Vearh old. who
resigned his pastor,,te of "a church in
Albany, MINI, 4 month ago, after his
parishioners are alleged to have at
ia cked and beaten him. jumped to his
death from the sixth floor of hotel
here today
here today. Miss Martha McClusNey,
for le years housekeeper for the aged
priest said she believed Reverend
Tomazn committed suicide while
brooding over his church affairs.
A coroner's jury returned verdict
that the priest jumped out of the
window while temporarily deranged.
DURHAM. y. c.. Aug. 2S.-The
publishers If the Durham Sun. an
afternoon paper. announced today
that because of the scarcity of news
print PAPER and pending the outcome
of the federal investigation into the
news print pauer industry the Satur-
day edition OF the publication will be
discontinued. effective September >.
The Sunday morning edition will be
issued as heretofore.
The Washington herald., 1916-05-21
CzAR'S SUPPORT
CALLED A Sham
German Papers Consider Appearance
of Troops in France Comedy.
Say Only Shipload There.

Special To The Washington Herald.
London, May 9O.-The reported arrival
Of Russian troops in England was the
"cock and bull' story par excellence of
the earlier stages of the war, but not
even the Germans cast doubt upon the
arrival of Russian troops in France.
The German papers on Saturday and
Sunday made a great show OF contempt
regarding the announcement of the ar
rival of the Russians In France. The
Koelnische Zietung said that the French
have had to have recourse to the Rus
SLAMS because the hundreds of thousands
of Italians whom they wanted are not
released by the cold-hearted Cadorna in
spite Of all appeals and threats" and
added that according to statements
which have already appeared in neutral
papers, there is only one shipload of
Russians.
The Frankfurter Zeitung gave a differ
ent explanation 1t said:
'As nothing came of the Russian at
tempt to relieve the French by an attack
on Hindenburg's front the Russians send
deputation of heroes. who have no
doubt been embarked in two ships in
order that their small number may not
become known at once to everybody, We
respect Latin feelings all the more be-
cause It can be desirable for US only II
the Russians turn as many OF their num-
Der as possible into seafaring Vikings
who travel around the world In search
OF a battlefield which. in our opinion,
they could find just as well at home"
The Berlin Lokalanzeiger describes the
appearance of the Russians in France
as "a comedy, the wretchedness of
which is too transparent for 1t to pro-
duce any sort OF uneasnese," and pro-
ceeds:
The Russians are at present totally
incapable of giving serious support to
france since they have large armies
tied down not only on the German, Aus
tro-Hungarian and Bessarabian fronts
but also in the Caucasus and In Persia.
The fact that the French and their allies
welcome this sham support with such en-
thusiasm only proves how bad the state
OF things must be in France"
The Washington herald., 1916-05-21

tourist tickets will cause a greatly les
sened volume of passengers on their way
to holiday resorts at considerable dis
tances from their homes The with
drawal of the dining cars will also tend
to prevent persons from taking long and
unnecessary journeys. In addition a con-
siderable saving In coal and repairs will
result
The transportation of military and
naval supplies is the most important func-
ton, of the English railroads at present,
and passengers and ordinary freight must
give way before the war needs
The Washington herald., 1916-05-21
JOFFRE'S APPETITE
DESPAIR OF Chef
French Commander Spurns the Gull
nary Masterpieces for
Cabbage.

London. May o-The chef OF a fa-
nous Paris restaurant has become cook to
Gen. Joffre at his headquarters. II was
an accident that brought him in touch
with the famous general. He was mo-
bilized in the ordinary way. and when
as far as possible men were to be en-
ployed IN situations similar to those they
had occupied in civilian life the Chef
became a cook again.
Unfortunately he Is not satisfied with
his distinguished masters palate He
says the general prefers beef that has
been boiled In the soup to the finest Gull
nary efforts In the way Of filets of sole
cooked with wine sauce He Is also
extremely fond Of cabbage, but at every
meal he insists on having a salad. which
he eats with hard boiled eggs and favors
copiously with an English sauce.
One day NJ. Clemenceau came to lunch
with Gen. Jorre and to the dismay of
the chef brought his own lunch with
him. He handed the cook box of maca-
ronl, which he instructed him to boil in
water mot salted too much" Then he
took two bananas from a paper bag and
said they were to be put on the table
Jofrs and Clemenceau drank mineral wa
ter with their lunch, but the ex-prime
minister had to forego his dessert, for the
bcASAd a ate one OI the OdndnaS WIN suCn
relish that he promptly offered him the
other, which was accepted.
Gen Foch, who sometimes goes to
lunch with his chief, always asks for
a tablet Of chocolate and two "crois-
SAINTS the little horseshoe rolls so be-
loved by Parisians, which they have not
been able to obtain since the war.
President Poincaires present chef has
often cooked meals for the Kaiser and
=
the last French Ambassador at Berlin
1t was this artist-for the Kaiser has re-
ferred to him as an artist-who cooked
the lunch for eighty persons when the
allied delegates were recently the guests
OF the President at the E1ysee.
The Washington herald., 1916-05-21
mail" STATUES
Stir GERMAN IRE
Prof. Pazaurek Urges that Wooden
Hindenburs Be Stripped of Armor.
Make 1t a Lighthouse"
,pecial Gable to The Washington Herald.


Berlin (via Amsterdam), May 90
After passing many sleepless nights
trying to solve the question How to
denail Iron Men?' Prof. Pazaurek, OF
Stuttgart, regarded in Germany as an
authority on aesthetics, unburdens his
heart in the Vossische Zeitung, in
which he has a satirical article on what
he calls the mailing nuisance" He
condemns the practice of driving
nails into the images OF living men, and
then develops an ingenious plan of how
to do away with the monstrous statues
when the people have grown sick of
the tasteless thing dIsfguring their
market places or public gardens"
He suggests that collection might
be made OF all the nails so used so
that a triumphal road could be paved
from Antwerp TO Bagdad. Halfway be-
tween these two cities, for instance at
the Dardanelles, the colossal Hinden-
burg idol might do duty as a light
house" He adds, sarcastically, that
the light would warn us not to come
too near IT," When the nails have all
been driven in, the professor suggests
that they be extracted, a mark to be
paid for each nail, which is then to be
the property Of the person who has
extracted II.
He might wear II around his neck,
on his watch chain, or he might take
It with him into his coffin" he says
adding that cheaper rates might be ar
ranged for nails difficult to reach, and
for those whose extraction is compli-
Gated. "or where the services of a dem
tist are required. few pfennigs would
be enough"
The writer asserts that there are
twenty-six tons Of alder wood in the
great Iron Hindenburg," and that
when its intolerably ugly surface has
been covered with metal there will be
thirty tons OF nails stuck in it,
The Washington herald., 1916-05-21
TIRES.
THE CHEw-GOUCHER CO.

we can please you and we will
pennsylvania Vacuum Guns
1920 Fourteenth. North e0O2
The Washington herald., 1916-05-21

NATIONAL ELECTRICAL SUPPLY co
Everything for the car owner"
1880 New York av.
Phone Main $500.
The Washington herald., 1916-05-21

If you seek aushter-lons loud. Iuns-hins Laughter
find in HEART THROBS-snd laugh with the thousand,
who put there till your eye. brm and your muscles
ache with the novel srain-not Of pain. but of pleasure
IF you seek tender sentiment that has caused Thousands
of eyes M with and thousands of heart, thrill
the inmtabe touch Of Nature that makes the whole
world kn-6nd in HEART THROBS--snd become
better womanl
If you seek for wisdom that has inspiration direct
from the fountan-head of Divinity. and impsrts with
simplicity of that the wide world undersand,-in
language that lumines the mind the lightning the skies
of midnisht-so. seek. and you will find in HEART
THROBSl"
The Washington herald., 1916-05-21
D. G. Bills Reported.

Favorable reports on three bills-to
regulate the practice of pediatry, for the
abandonment OF Piney Branch road he
tween Allison and Buchanan streets. and
to permit the Baltimore and Washington
transit Company to use grounded wires
IN some or the outlying parts of the
city-were ordered by the Senate Dis.
trict committee
The Washington herald., 1916-05-21

"tLsoN-GoUCHER TIRE CO.
Tires and Repairs.
1905 Fourteenth ST.
North 379l.
The Washington herald., 1916-05-21
NEW BRITISH ECONOMY.
Railroads Decide to Suspend All
Tourist Tickets

London. April 22.-The congestion on
the principal English railroads and the
necessity for economy will result in the
suspension Of tourist tickets and the
withdrawal Of a number Of dining cars
from service.
It is thought that the suspension Of
The Washington herald., 1916-05-21

JoNEs-KEssLER RUBBER TIRE co
TREAD IRES-MARATHoN
sos and 612 E st. Phone NJ 1o.,
1871 18th st. Phone N. 45Os.
La Junta tribune., 1916-03-25

Nrs- c. 3. Botkin was hostsss on
TussAays afts1.ssa 70 Tie nsnbers
Of the Roweaa Club q her home o.
enith1and avenue. Needle work
proved . pleasant divsrsioa and lats
In the afternooa IT, hostsss served
dainty refrsshmsats. TIE club will
nest IN two weeks With Mrs. 2. A.
Eddleman. 20
La Junta tribune., 1916-03-25
-Ns8ss q LA

wHERExs. on the ia day Of d.
Ssmber 4. D.. 1915. Elmer Cohn. oe Il
sGnta, Otcro county. Colorado, did. By
csmber .:. 1915, and recorded In the
records OF Otero county, Colorado. On
sss :,d day Of nscsm6er. 1915, q Hook
Ell III at at rsss cs. .s ss,; .rant' esrs:!n and
nes,: the following described property
An undivided ene.haie 4asscest in
sss'': a s.rs s'iss'a s's ,sss:ss s.:s
cssre ;Ss; sSSat +; G.! Colorado p;sy.d.d. ssw:
Soud Well ana truly 1--we a. "ss ,e n. GSSS en-
Charles Tanner for the redemption Of
eaid cattle. the sum Of e3.eet.3t. 70.
sether with interest thereon a. the
Kama a ~ : per % cent pes annsm. said sale
Provided FURTHER. that In case
q said sum. Or e the said stock, er any
claimed by amy other person Of per.
oens. at any time before payment. tSSn
should be lawful 10! the said Charles
1anner to take Immediate and full pos.
md sell the sasne at the best pSlce that
can be obtained. and.
WHEREAS. the said Elmer Coma has
~ H. rS sossss county
als creditors are ssising undsr attach.
len, and cxscutton all property loft
~ ihs said Elmer Conn. and.
WHEnEAA hls creditors clalm an
enterest IN the above described stock -
and.
~ wsEsEAS s!ys AS 7 4, a, ss.A Charlie. r.s: M
Now. rHESsSoRH sy v,rs., q
~ chnttei mortgaGe. netiee u hereby
ISIS at the Charles Tsnrsf place
si%,,sn Ga. Ak m!se: ,.,sthw ss,sthw:st cf 4 Jsnta.
0e morning o. sald day. ] VIII offor
~ ssis s e the hlgho.t bidder Tor cash
An undivided ens.hak Interest In
ssH hs.s ef cattle branded With the
esans on The left hip.
Dated T. Suata. cels.. shls iish
- - eta Rkisss' ~ 44Axxsn.
Yir.e p..!leeessn. March g. iSis.
Is.t eghufael0n. April !. 1915.
La Junta tribune., 1916-03-25

TIE Ladies' AID. Society Of tAe
Christian church hsad nsetiass lasl
1hursday ct u homes Of Mr.. Alyia
battsy. at lel CArsoa avsaus. end
Mn. L. A. Fleming. q llS last 80
ead stsesG TIE ladies spsat he a.
tsrneoa seviae 80 naking plaaa fl
l0eox e1ooeoo -11nooe ~ eo0ooP 81
basaar which thsy Win give April
lsth. Both Mn. Battsy aad Mn.
Fleming served rsfrssAmeats 1sts h
he aftssnooa. aftss the business ~
stoa and work Desied bad bess de
posed Of.
La Junta tribune., 1916-03-25
SON. laoan saoRr oxIsA

! ii
Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. shanhcltser
spent Thursday In Pueblo comblnlns
business and pleasure.
Mrs. Earl Chanbsfs and littie
daughter. Margaret Ellsn. have gone
to Delta. Colo. % visit several wsska
with Mrs. Chamber aunt.
Dave Dunaway. who has bssa
spending some time looking aftsr
business interests In Canon City, ~
turned to La Junta "wednesday.
Mrs. A. c. Curry ana children
Went TO swink yesterday and viii
spend until this evening with thsir
friends.
Mrs. A. e. Miller returned home
Yesterday from I weeks visit With
her daughter. Mrs. Frank Dsvins. in
Pueblo.
Miss Anna CLARK and James Plsn-
derleith. Of Colorado sprinss, who
nave been spending the week IN this
city as the gaests OF their aunt, urs.
~. B. Round. will return TO thsir
home tomorrow.
La Junta tribune., 1916-03-25
soaas ,aoaH snosr oxls.

=
For hail iasurancs sss G. L. sssl-
~. eineatea Bleek.
Mrs.. n. A. wells lsft TAlrsday
for rrihidad 70 visit her daughter fos
sevesal days.
Use A. D. Q. Fruit Lax for coasei-
patton. Coltnan's PAarmsey has n;
10 esats.
R. c. Inge spent Monday and Tues
day h 0ardsa City. VISITING . brother
and looking after business mattess.
Mn. v. o. Brooks. Of Kansas City.
No.. vas Tie guest of'hss unels. A.
len Burnett. The first Of the wssk.
+ Nr. and Mn. Hevaed 0lasasoek
ase Fsjsseing evse ~ arrival q {
little daughter II their home lase
saturday.
NJ. and Nrs. Charlie Lyoa ard
childrsn. Of Rocky Ford. called q
relatives asd frisads IN this city osa-
day.
Mrs. n. n. warnss rsturned home
sunday froO . weeks vio1t with hog
dssshtsI Mn. y. Rata u Reeky
rord.
NJ. and Mr.. Roy stewart spsat
Saturday and Sunday 10 Nevtoa.
Kan.. With Mr.. stswsrt's mother. vho
Il In 10 health.
william Shell wsnt % Las Vegas.
n. ~. last Sunday aad spsnt several
days this week With his daughter.
Mrs. Robert Fox.
hr. asd Mrs. Clevs Piper and lit
tie daughter left Monday for Salt
LsnA City. Utah. 70 visit relatives for
. month.
Mrs. II. II. Warner left Thursday
for Syracuse. Kan. where she will
visit Indefinitely With her son. Il.
Warner.
Ms. WIN. Walker and iittie baby
veat to Dodge City. Kaa.. Wsdnes-
day for . weeks visit With NJ. wal
ker's relatives.
La Junta tribune., 1916-03-25

TIE nembsrs Of The North Ia yun.
. Wo0an's Club we're gueses o.
Thursday aftssnooa Of Mn. W. A.
Lewis. TAis elub has not besn mset-
Ing duriag ~ year snd Tie nsetinG
o. Thur1fay was . eeeial oas snA ~
- for The puSpose Of msselns and
visltins With Mn. n. =. Holbsook,
oae Of ths 0smbsn. Who hes just 70
turned from ~ sxtsaded visit u
Warrington. Dainty needle work
was also enjoyed during the after
zoos and . two course luncheon was
served.
La Junta tribune., 1916-03-25
Lafs-a-lsss ca.

rhs msmbees Of Ne Laff-a-Lott
Club speAt Tuesday aftssnooa With
Nrs- n. Z. IAonpson On Cimarroa
avsaus. Aucsioa bridge provsd Z
pleasant divsssioa and later rstfssA-
meats vsrs sssvsd. The club Win
|nest u TIVE weeks With Mra TAso.
TAulsnsyer.
La Junta tribune., 1916-03-25
IL Isosoe q Rev. Mawkl.s.

Mr.. and Mn. A. 8. Marshall pre-.
sided over . perfectly appointed 8
O'Clock dinner last Tuesday evening
IN honor Of Rev. Hawkins. Of Clear
field. Pa. Who Il Visiting his daugh-
ter. Mrs. b. p. 0illiland. Covers we're
laid for fifteen aud after dinner the
guests fingered 10 spead the evsains
asd enjoy games and music. Thoss
snjoying ths svsniag wsrs Rev. Haw-
kiss, n1s. and Mn. B. r. Oilliland.
aad family. Mr. end Mr.. J. L. 0Illi-
iaad aad family. Mias Blanche Brown
aal Mr. aad Mn. 3. q. Weodbeides
aa1 little 1aushtss.
40. !,
o. q ~ nost pssaaant affairs
- ~ wsek was sejeyel Wedneslay
svsnins ~ ths nsa6ess q ~ =. O.
Club vhea they vesD the gueses e
Mr. Dosoehy Lvngas q . : e'elesk
lionee q ~ hene d Meth Il Jun-
u.
TAe young 0altes wess eoavgyed
y 81 fBoa l1ia L9neas's = auee-
neb1Des and aStss llnnGe ~ ~
seevsl ~ olsls eajsssd . jeoly Gee1
eins beeees rstusnlng he0s. TAess
sajsylng ~ pasly ven ~ Mlsss
Jrsss Wasnss. ~ Dates. l1aslea
Dgsselsg. 0soes Jeass. vlessaes Yant.
nsth RGvne)ls, Lsesslls Laats.
Dlaaehs 11uahg. o. Weo1. 0e)lie
olus go ~ heslsos.
~. ~ IT, -.
laas gslla1 @ H1ap1ch's ny ~
oo0GD0Gon1Doy ee1soeD1o1 - 1lo11o !.
n Uoo1c1eol ~, 49, ~ nona
o1go - = ~ = noaee g ~ -,
- oQgc11lDS onouCoC1o - o(aos
~ - = rqcDooo ~ ~ ~
~ - - ~ 1lcdnonn ~
La Junta tribune., 1916-03-25
Colapour VI. L.. ~ Os

0ns d ~ nose plsnsnnt % i
EnestiAss ee tAe wesk ~ ~ n ~
ns6dAy evealng ) ~ he1l6 ~ lceS
w, A. Hart. 49, Chaptse W. III
O.. net b regalaf isssioa. - r. = =
ing -. q sDseiai intsssst hesa
tAe fAct that Mn. oeerse No. Y 51
Dsaves. stats erennlssr and ~ =;
Tor. was pssssnt.
me regular bnanees hessjon W
hsid wheA tks rlt1alistie wosk ~ W
order was sxsnpliflsd n seeA : r1nIbl
nef that ths lsAies rsoelved giSAl
praise fTom Mn. Nusser. whn GaVl
them On excellent address - ~
work Of The order. 4 \ sss
Afeef The business seGnIoo : tnuG1r
al program was rsadsfsd q ths -
cjuston Of which he officsss e ~
order served rsfrssAmsnts. TAe ~.
gram provsd vssy intessstilS. ~
story Of II Trovaeors bsias ia ~
Mn. J. A. osvtts and II coaAee11oa
with The stery various nusical 49,
hsrs were rsndsrsd ~ msmbsrs =
The club aad o. Tie victrola. 9 ~
lows: i.
Anvil Chorus and ssisstions-
La Junta tribune., 1916-03-25
Asrsis. Rsass c.

: he ladiss y ~ ldsaAay aftsr.
seoa Auetsea BrsdGe Ciub sajoyed .
deaightful tine MoaAay at ths hons
ee AGrA. J. o. Weed o oanta ~ ~
saus. Aftss auetiea had bssa play-
- for sons tins ~ hostss served
refrssAnsats.
La Junta tribune., 1916-03-25
Y..as k&s' r.-sy.

~ home Of Mrs. :. J. Cook vas
ths scans q . a-plsesa1t affair O last
Saturday whsa heF little daushtss.
Hsasa. and Martha ssvits satsstainsd
. 1Asss nunbsr Of giris. The color
seAe0s. Daak sad white. vas carried
out both IN he dseoFatieas and b
ths refrsshmeats. Twenty-Five invi.
eattoas we're iasusd ana Tie sisis
s0sat most delightful aftssnooa -
3oytng 10Th outdoor and Indoor
games.
La Junta tribune., 1916-03-25
-
Ul6ad n1hoe Class.

The Young Ladies' Uaioa Bible
Class net Tuesday svening With Misl
NeCrslgAt at her homo q 133 Car
go avenue. Eighteen were present
aaa ths lsssoa was unusually later
sstiag. After The Iesson peried .
soeial hour vas snjoysd and tAs
hostsss served DAINTY refreshneats.
The class Will msst % next Tuesday
svssiae VITA Miae Anna Heea q
llt -Dsssvtsvi avs4sA u
. x.eA :. 80. ~.
La Junta tribune., 1916-03-25
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