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The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1916-01-22
WITH THE SOCIETY CIRCLES

A pretty pre-nuptial affair Of the
week was the trousseau tea given
on Monday afternoon by Miss Marie
Eccles. A color scheme OF pink and
white was beautifully carried out.
Vases OF pink roses were everywhere
in evidence. The tea table had a
crystal vase of pink roses, with shad.
ed candles at either end Of the table.
The chandelier was shaded in pink
which made very pretty effect.
Mrs. Lyman Hyde, Misses Kinnie
Caine, Della Morrell, Margaret and
Edna Nibley, Emma and Jessie &c.
Giles assisted in serving. About one
hundred people called during the af-
ternoon.
The Delta Phi Club entertained for
themselves and escorts Monday eve.
ming with schooner party with re.
freshments later at the home of Miss
Ollie Jean Nibley. Those enjoying
the affair were Misses Ollie Jean
Nibley. Rachel Ballif, Ruth Barber.
Marie Peterson, Della Smith. AIDE.
line Barber, Bessie Stewart, Georgia
Turner, Mary Thain, Ellen Nielsen.
Lucy Langton Messrs Joseph Robin.
son, George Eccles, Nathan Nibley.
Spencer Anderson, Alton Harrison.
MILFORD Carlisle, MILFORD Salisbury.
Gibbs Langton, Cyril Hammond, Ev,
erett Griffin, Darrell Hendricks.
Miss Marie Eccles, daughter Of
Mrs. Ellen Ecces and Mr.. George
Game, son OF Prof. and Mrs. John
T. Game. both popular young people
OF this city, were married Wednes-
day in the Logan Temple. Following
the ceremony wedding breakfast
was served at the home of the brides !,
mother on West Center. A color
scheme OF pink and white was artis- |
ticaly carried out and pink roses in
a crystal vase formed the centerpiece |
for the table. They left later for a |
short trip after which they will re.
turn to Logan where they will be at
home to their friends on Marindaie
avenue.
A delightful social event of the
week will be the Fortune Tea Dance
to be given this evening by the Clio
Club at the Hendrickson home on
East Center. There will be fortune
telling booths with real fortune tell.
ers. Dancing will be enjoyed and
refreshments will be served. The
tea tables were arranged in the lib.
rary and were attractively decorated
with vases of roses and shaded chan
deliers. The members OF the club
will take turns in the pouring. The
purpose of the party is to make
funds for the club, therefore small
fee will be charged for the different
attractions. 1t promises to be one
OF the most unique parties of the win
ter season.
One of the most delightful affairs
OF the week was the sleighing party
given by Mr., and Mrs. Jacob Gessel
in honor OF the members OF the
Third ward choir on Tuesday evening
After about an hours sleighing the
guests were taken to the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Gessel where an elab.
crate luncheon was partaken Of, af,
ter which the evening was spent In
playing games. and the rendering of
several musical numbers. About mid
night all departed for their homes
with feeling that they had been
royalty entertained. About twenty-five
were present.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1916-01-22
AT THE LYRIC

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Victor Moore In "Chlmmie Fadden
Out FWest." Paramount.
Pathe News.
MONDAY AND TUESDAY
the Kings Game,' Gold Rooster in
5 reels.
"Red Circle" Chapter 3.
WEDNESDAY, AND THURSDAY
Dustin Farnum in "a Gentleman
from Indiana" Paramount feature.
Paramount Travel Series.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1916-01-22
WEEKS THEATRE PROGRAM
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AT THE OAK
TONIGHT
"Pardoned," reels.
"Jerry to the Rescue"
"soapsuds star"
MONDAY AND TUESDAY
"Helen's Perilous Escape" 2 reels.
"PIaying for High Stakes" reels.
Pathe News.
WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY
"The Mating Mutual Masterpicture
in 8 reels.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1916-01-22

The members OF the U. A. C. Wo.
mans Club spent q most pleasant at.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1916-01-22

A delightful social event OF the
week was the card party given Mon
day evening by Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
A. Peterson. During the evening
music was enjoyed and refreshments
were served. Twenty guests were In.
cluded. .,-stKst
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-01
WILL TAKE UP BOND ISSUE
Finance Committee Ia Sin Man, Ito
quests for Appropriations. on
Thursbn. Night.

Having cleared tho table of routine
matters in it's meeting on Thursday
night, the Finance Committee ON
Thursday night Npril c. viii take up
again tho proposed $1,000 600 bond is
sue, and hear requests for further APP
preparations, amounting i'm all to more
than S4Sloo6o Ecqucsis for 81 coo. 600
more are on tho Nay, for the Finance
Committee has been dcluvcd with rcti-
tions from Councilmcu ana private
citizens, asking Tor bridges, parks.
Fairgrounds and driycways
In q meeting h'ld ju NUrph,'s IIot,I
on THURSDAY night the Ectal Mar
chants Association and the Ectajl
Groccrs' Association came 40 .u aGrcc-
mcnt IS to the schedule of taxes to hc
assessed against thc'u. ana doctded tina,
they would ask the i'iuaurc Committee
10 maintain Tie old eohodulc Tor am.
other year Tho OLD --sc- sucut is
based on capital Tno pr"uoscd schcd-
ulc recommends 10y tho Iriuau,c co,r-
mittee and referred back TO i, by the
Common Council, Vas based ON the
amount OF purchases. which. it wa,
said, would work hardship on ia,
small merchant It is likely tha, tho
Finance Commi,''" VIII agree to tho
request. To bc made Of " by tho 10
associations.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-01
CULP SENDS REPLY
Uirhmond. Fredericksburg aud t"to-
mae Iukrs stand In Wnrc DC
mRnd Of Br0thc ri,uod>.

g. W Culp. superintendent "f trans
r"rtation Of tho achmoud, frcd"ricks-
burg and Potomac aud the Washing
ton Southern Railway Companies. re-
plj"d ycste rd.y 10 the demands Tor AN
"i-h, hour day that WAS madc ~ tho
cupIoyccs OF tho railroads Thursday.
Tho reply made To tho demands by
Mr. Iulp was tho Same as that sub
United by tho transportation heads OF
tho other railroads. which had boon
prepared in advance, and were priutcd
i'm this paper Yesterday In coucl sion
Mr.. Culp states. Your requests ihrt
these companies join in = concerted
movement with other roads viii 10
given consideration, and YOU viii h"
advised OF our decision as soon as
practicable"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-01
SETS ASIDE VERDICT
Judge scott Orders New IriaI In .uI,
OF ". ID. Hart AGAINST Mitchell
and Others.

Judge II. carter scott, of tho civ
Circuit Court, yesterday SGT aside M.
verdict rendered i'm favor 81 NJ - Hart
In his libel suit against W. T Mitchell.
writer on sports, the Southern Ken
mel Publishing Company. AMI the owen
e. GRAY Printing Go. The jury returned
a verdict awarding Mr.. Hart $500
damages. apportioiinG II as follows: TO
be paid by Mr. Mitchell $3.50; bv the
publishing company 12fa. aud by owen
(: Gray. prlnte.s 81
Judge Scott FOUND that tn" award
ehould not hsvo been apportioncd
among tho defendants II may be re-
covered from anN one ~ ,hom \ nov
trial was ordered.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-01
PLANS FOR VIADUCT
city Engineer Boiling Wakes rrcIimi.
mar. Estimates for HridEes
10 Ghurrh III.

Surveys for viaducts over both Broad
aud Grace streets have been completed
by CITY Engineer Boiling Plans for the
Broad Street bridge, tho moro favored
OF tho two. call for n viaGUcr $50" foot
long and "iN,y feet wide. from Elcy-
cuth 10 TwcutN-third Streets Spac"
for 81 hydraulic lift TO transfer toams
and pedestrians from ih" street 10 tn"
bridge is included in thr plauS q t.
estimated that tn" coS,t for - steel
structure viii be S."o. 600. and for q
rc-cnforccd concrete structure, 5000 400.
The Grace street plans call for :,
structure $3.50 feet On. and nifty foot
wide. II viii reach from capitol nu'l
Twclfth streets 30 TwcntE-tliird aud
Grace streets. Il is estimated thu: The
cost Of this viaduCt viii hc ii0".0"n
for steel constructions aud $4,000" for
re- enforced concrete.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-01
PROPERTY OWNERS EtNou
E\Tl:NSIO\ MI:SI'N am

Conferences haN" been had with
nearly all the property owners and
th"N hay" been asked whether they
Favor extending th" driveway as far 10
N"Sthamptou fridge aud acruSS - the
.'h,Sioriicid side. thence hacl, through
foIcs, liill Park. ravorabIc rcrIics
were received from nearly all those in
t"rcStcd II tho drive wcrc extended
I" the WcSthamptnu Bridge. another
possibility Of beautiful return tn
Richmond would he presented through
the property beyond tn" Country ciur
and Richmond College. known rs West
haul In tho subdivision OF tina, prop
rrty. provision has hccu made ~ tho
owners for boulevard eighty TO-,
wide. which extends 10 tho Duutrcath
Road. and tho circuit would hc com.
pictcd hy tho entrance into tho city
through the Monument Avenue cNtcn-
sion.
IN making the design o' Htvcrsidn
Drive. tho services Of Nathan 7. Ear-
rctt. landscape architect OF New Yori5.
were secured. Mr. Barrett has served
irauy years ON the Hudson River Park
Commission AZ landscape artist lilo
has made several trips to Richmond.
and has offered many suggestions re-
gardinG tho design OF courts. plaHa=
and vistas along tho parkwar. AMI has
shown how many beautiful details may
hc carried ont rs thoy were carried out
along tho Hudson River.
President X l.c" rctcre is patron
OF tho Riverside Drive project, aud N"
has introduced a r"sulul ion I'm The city
Council for an appropriation Win
:, hich to purchase the n"cossarv prop-
city and construct tho driveway.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-01
UEQIIItES NItDltT FROM
FAIRS TO POINT IN HoLlt Noo'

According 10 tho plans Of Bolton,
Clarke & Pratt. IT is proposed 10 con
s,ruct "A rc-cuforccd concrete viaduct
forty feet wide across the dcprcss on
between Riverside Park and tho higher
level of the Hollywood Cemetery prop
crty. y connection with tn" hollywood
road nearest the river would hc made
in The nigh level. and tho driveway
,yidcrcd 10 a forty-fuot width. Through
Hivcrvi"w and Mount calvary Come
tcrics. as in Hollywood, the drive has
been projected So rs not 10 inlurc the
cemetery. either i'm privacy or beauty.
SkirIimc the odG" Of tho cliff and not
requiring tho removal OF any graves
Leaving Mount calvary Cemetery, the
parkway continues through ih" S"cti' =
known as Eivcrvicw, where il is pro
posed to use ALI tho land between Kan
sas street ana tho James River aud
Kama ha Canal for a park. From this
park reservation lii" river may hc seen
FOR lou- stretches in either direction.
Allowance Is provided for park ing
spaces for automobiles and carriages.
Continuing along tho drive. con
ucctiou is mad" with William ;Yrd
Park through Virginia Avenue. going
behind rather than in front OF Major
boulcyS place. "MaNmont." This APP
pr"ach is 100 feet ia width. William
Byrd Park is next entered through the
beautiful group OF massive oak trees
in shields Grove, and The driveway
passes along tho south shore of shield :
Lake aud over tho road which winds
through the park past TIA" pumping
station, leaving this road at point
SEQ feet beyond. The connection
through William BYRD Park makes
possible an entrance to Riverside Drive
from tho Boulevard aud The western
sect ion of Richmond
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-01
'"'i'L LES ro RE Placed
WITHIN CORNER STtNI,

NrNrIoS I" hc placed i'm tho coyuor-
at"n" h"N ar" :s follows:
H'"''in"nt OF architects (CarnoaI ana
o""S'"h, concerning tho history Of
statement Of Burroughs
MhnNin, brick .tIfacturcrs In
N"n'"ry OF public school property. Ian
uarN J. l"lG. 'rabula'ion OF trrrnnri,
'"ns Tor school sites and huildin-s
Sinc" 1909. Detailed statement Of ox
h'nHltnr"s Of Richmond public schools
session iHit-io15. Course uf stud. IN
tho elementary schools 1915 i'nrtv
fourth annual report of til. Suprrln-
icndent of schools OF nichr, m. Vir
rinia The Torch" for lchruary. lni..
printed ny tho pupils Of tho Frcvura-
u"nsl school Program of exercises to
b. observed hy Richmond Hand.lr,.
y" 10, y +. and \. NJ. in laying tho
cprucr-st"n" or Robert Fulton rI.lic
school saturday. April !. 1916. i;ccu-
latouS governing medical inspection in
the public schools 81 Richmond. BY
LAWS and regulations Of tho school
Board, City Of Richmond. 1914 An
uouuccmcuts OF tho John Marshall
Night High school. lol5 Copies OF
Richmond Times Dispatch. Richmond
Nircinian. News Leader ana tho Fitch
nond Evening Journal Names Of lii"
officers and mcmbcrS "f tho Mothers
Club "f Nicholson aud Louisiana
schools, with "a statement showing the
history of the movement for tn" now
Robert Fulton school Names Of con =
factor and statement "f the cos: az
Robert Fulton School buildiuG. list
containing the names Of tho principal
ana teachers IN Nicholson and Louisiana,
! Schools session lrl5-l?l6. Virginia
Masonic Journal Of March -. !"i6
Picture OF tho John Marshall residence
rs /, looked In $50.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-01
MRS. HATCHER LOCATED
spends NIGHT at Home OF ur. Jam
Ne'a"n->a!s s"mrOne Failed
10 Deliver Nrssar.

Mrs William =. Hatcher. who was
loported az missing from lrr home
2'' south Third street. on Thursd,,
hlsht, Was located Yesterday a, RIO
nome OF nr. James Nelson. nrcsjdcp, -,
,n' W"ua : College. II was cxplaiucJ
'''t ihiI'ire to deliver "a telephone ruc.-
1"- n"" caused unucccaSary anxiety
." l'c part OF her daughter. Mtss orr.
l.. Hatcher who notified tho n,Iirc .,,
mace tour or the hospitals In .hc
tear That some accident had happened
10 her mother
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-01
Green Held for Grand .,ur,

Richard Green, colorcd. wa& Ncst"r-
Day Icld for the grand jury "u ,hc
charge ot having suatchcd - piIs" 'ru-
.trIniuc SIS" fruu Martha C''-'>. ct
seventeenth street ANA ii"ciS Alfy "u
.! oar day night ON - ci,:ir-,r n
,tca'iu. three hens from the .,-u:I .,ls..
OF W ~ I;cams 1919 Garrib-t"u
Street. he was sentenced tn nin"it usye
i'm mo Imhlic .N.,ns.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-01
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-01

iccOUiug d"tHchcd NOM irnIu IN
tho Twenty eighth street yards 40 tho
southern Railway tompauy. u box car
smashed uto herd Of twenty i've
cattle about y o'clock Thursday night.
cnusius them 10 stan, ode, which re
suited IN several hundred dollars dam
age The cattle were being driven
from tho old Dominion Steamship COM
pauy's wharf to the itiG'u stock Yards
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-01
ncEjstrar Na-sa

James II. Bowen. OF 500 Denny stree,
has been appointed hy tho clcctorsI
BOARD 20 nc position Of registrar Of tho
seventh Jefferson Wu"d precinct IN
f"lon NC succeed. tho late 4; A
The second prtriuc, in Jcncrsor
Ward has beer, changed from "5o7 n
street to 2jof Eas, Leigh stree,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-01

In response I" a query hY James T..
bickcrson a clerk in tho Water DO
rartmcut. Attorn"y-';"u"rul John Car
land Pollard yesterday ruled tlnt
citizcus VIII" raid their poll taxes ON
90 before Dcc"mhcr -. 1919. viii hc
entitled to vote ia tho Democratic
primary or Tuesday, April :.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-01
RIVERSIDE DRIVE WILL
COST CITY S222,225.75
Estimates and Preliminary Plans
Arc Filed With Administra-
tive Board.
ron HANDSOME IMPROVEMENT
Plans Drawn by Bolton. Clarke Il
Pratt, in Consultation With Ma
Than i. Barrett. OF New York.
Provision for PnrkwayS.

Estimated on unit prices as Of this
date. the cost Of construction OF tn.
iiNcrSidc Drive. as reported vcStcr,l;, Y
I" the Administrative Board Icy tho
cnSin""r'n. firm OF Bolton. Clark" and
Iratt viii he $500. 22,.7, This sum is
exclusive OF the property cost. which. il
IS believed. Will not he cNrcySivc. he
cause Of the desire Of those owning
property along the proposed 'i"ivcway
:" HAY" II both h"autiii"d and enhanced
~ valu" by the construction Of the
driveway.
part Of the rr"pcr,yl needed has
"c"h acquired by the city from Gam
I'll" : ii'il Ia riverside pari. and tho
report "t Bolton. Clarilc aud rratt is
on the cost of construction or the
orlNc from the east property line of
hollywood Cemetery to tho west end
"' the settling basin. In this estimate
as stated, the property costs are no,
included.
The driv" is to be forty feet wide.
winch allows ample clearance for au-
economies passing in each direction
PROVISION for r"-cuforCcd concrete re-
tanning wall has been made where tho
slopes. caused by tho cmhaukmcuf. an.
pr"ach :" near as to cndanccrS hc
James RIVER and kanaWha Canal Tho
fiaduct along tho Holly uoud Cemetery
nr"rcrty is forty feet wide 500 feet
long. and is To he Of rc-cntor,cd con-
crete design. Tho drainage is cared
Tor 10y system az culvcrts and tile
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-01
WILL LAY CORNERSTONE
OF ROBERT FULTON SCHOOL
Handsome Structure to BE Erected
by city at Marshall, Orleans,
Union aud Virginia Streets.
WILL. COST ABOUT SD0. 900
Designed by CarmcaI Il Johnston. "f
This City-Iiichmoud Randolph
Lodge. No. 10, \. T.. Il \. NJ, To
Have Charge OF Ceremony.

The cornerstone Of the l;ohcr, Full
ton School to be erected 10y the school
Board of Richmond at Marshall. Union.
orleans and Virginia Streets. Will 10
laid this afternoon at i:30 O'Clock with
Masonic ceremonies conducted hv I;ich-
mond Randolph Lodge M. -. ~ r.
X \. NJ.
The building was designed lay Car
neal Johnston. architects. and viii
&c built 10y !. +. Nuckols contractors
n cost of 500. oOo The site cost
$1,000. The building will lie opened
III Scrtcmhcr. 1916. The approximation
for tho building and site was madc by
the city touuCii in May, 1918 Th"
Mothers club nt Fulton was active
IN securing the appropriations
w. Floyd HcamS, vice -chairmau Of
the school Board. Will represent tho
school department.. pr. l.. Il Andcr-
SON. professor "f history at Richmond
College. viii make tho address Ecv.
Charles H. Smith will give tho hcnc-
diCtiou.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-01
Gary Ucamircd to Give Uond.

]. w Gary was fined go ana costs
yesterday Ivy Justice ~ ~ Maiticc in
the Police Court. Part H. and icuuircL
- furnish Il bond "f So" for his good
behavior for six mouths lie Mas
charged with resisting arrest.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-01
ORDER or MASONIC
/ CEREMONY At CORNERSTONE

The order Of procession for the Ma
sonic ceremony viii he rs follows:
Marshal-Echt Worshi9fuI William
\ lanes.
Tilcr. with drawn eword-t. II Cor
nclnau.
Two stewards, with white rods
Thomas ~ Wcimcr. Alien H. Lane.
Master Masons.
Fast masters.
y past master. with vcsScl contain
lnS corn-W orshipful George i. Davis.
level aud plumb.
Two past masters with vessels con
tanning oil and wine Wcrshirfrl II
Sevs Richardson and w Observation-Disclosures
l.. ,Ioffries.
Treasurer and secretary or.hirf, II
Aivoy Is Vest and Worshirful John T.
Five Master Masons carr~i,- ,,o
nv" orders Of architec,urc
past master. with ono ,,r-o ,.
orsh'pful Charles L. Eldridce
senior aud junior wardcns- John
TAYLOR and William =. sullivan
rast master with a Holy rible
SQUARE and pass-Joscph Is. Welsh
supported by two stewards with yyh;,o
rods T. Mahanes and Mack !,
Bailey '''N -
Two past masters with two ,,r-o
lSht W"rshirful u H. Drum wor.
SINFUL Joseph :. Wilson.
oharlain- Roy. Charles II. smith
past master. with tho booI, ar CO..,
sutuh"ns W"rshipfui j. Gus lIauI,inr
Most "orshipful grand master Mo,
N"rShlpful James Aston c.bou &c
,ortcH ny W"rshpful Master Marr,,s
W; ESt"s - y. 9. NJ; Right wors,,ir.
w ", '"!,"S ~ Richardson. and RICH,
Sen'"r ana junior dcacons -S,rr,r,
,nE INC Most W"rshipful Grand Master
to'and y. Racket and Joscrb r. rnI.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-01

I" xiv" privacy t. tu' property owucr.
"'"ha VIC drive aud IL ruiicv" tho mo
h"t"iiN Of ~ level stretch "C road
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-01
80 So 90
rotal. rrnrerty costs not

included ..... ........ $780," 80
rho estimate covers tho cost OF coil
struction from Eiversid" f"rk l" 'hc
Western limit Of tho drive. estimates
hc,wcou CANDLES lIill Park TO river
side park having been submitted 10 TN"
l,nArd IN nrnNioMs cmEimcclIns rcrorts-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-01
ESTIMATES OF COST or
ENCHANTING AND GRADING

Gravel pavement. with m asDhaltic
binder. is suggested because Of its
cost. Later a moro substantial pave
mcnt may take It's place
Following is a summary OF TuntiticS
aud estimate of cost:
Earth cXcavation-l4i,tGS
cubic yards. At 80 cents
pcr cubic ward ......... ftS,53l 80
E"ck-3I,S?s cubic yards,
a, sIc5 per cubic yard 47.37c 30
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-01

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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-07-23

There are some Of us who cannot
always go travelling when We wish ana
so far that reason many interesting
books are written by men and women
who have gone about ono of these
beautifully illustrated books is
called seeing America" and is "a
series OF travels from New York to
the great northwest, from New or
leans to the san Francisco fair. writ
ten by man who saw everything OF
interest and tells about it in a like
manner
other books on travel i'm America
Sizing Up Uncle Sam "A short book
of clever articles on American cities
and states by George FITCH, the fun
ny man, and Just about as entertain
ing, though only about the country
from Kansas City to Los Angeles and
san Diego, IS the book of Irwin Cobbs
"Roughing It Deluxe
Books on the north Alaska" by
Underwood: THE Wilderness of the
North Pacific Coast Islands, Sheldon.
Ten Thousand Miles Through Cana
da," Adams.
Books on Calfornia-"Under the
SKY in California" Saunders: STORY
of California" Norton. In and Out Of
the Old Missions" James.
Books on the south-"The South
land of North America" Putnam,
"one Policeman SIS Franck. The
American Mediterranean" oBnsai
The Bookworm.