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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-23

Natural Bridge. whore she spen, her
vacation with relatives
Mrs Lucy Houston. Of Jacksonvills.
Fla. is the guest OF her brother. +.
y. Patterson, here.
Miss Kitty Coke Smith. daughter OF
,he !a's BISHOP \. Coke Smith. Is tho
guest of Miss Grace ) Sheffev
Frank l. Iarman. a former resident,
has returned to his home in washing,
ton after a visit here.
Mrs. NJ. j. Wilkinson. OF Richmond.
is visiting Mrs. /. y. Bcasley.
MISS Eula Williams ia at home. after
Loving. in Lovingston
Misses Ruth Crouch and Bessie Wal.
ton have returned from a visit in
Richmond.
Miss Mamie Holloway, who spent
uaree weeks here tho guest OF Mis-,
Mamie Pryor. has returned 70 her home
in Richmond.
Misses May Pugh and Jamie Eta
Jennings. who visited Mrs Frank Pugh
here, have returned to their homes nj
Madisonville, being accompanied by
their cousin. Miss Elizabeth Pugh.
Miss katherine Woodward has Eone
to Fredericksburg to join camping
party
Misses Sue Gannaway. Elizabeth
Moore. Margaret u. Christian. Jose
phine Thornhill and Katherine Baker
are visiting Miss Percy at her summer
home at Liunville. y. c.
Mrs. 4. y. Graves. who was called
here on account of tho illness of her
daughter, Mrs. Miles w Blake. has
returned to her home In Pittsylvanla
County
Miss Ida Clchrst. Of Richmond. is
spending her vacation with her parents
In LynchburE.
Mrs. w. NJ. Strother Is visiting friends
in Charlotte. y. G
Miss Eleanor McGnl Cham bers, OF
Washington. is the guest OF Miss Ellie
Goode.
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ROCKBRlDGE ALUM SPRINGS
Especial to The Times-D Dispatch.
AIL-I SPRINGS Y a

Especial to The Times hi patch
ROCKBRIDGE ALUM SPRINGS, VA.
July 22.-Thc prospects are bright for
a brilliant season at the Rock bridge
Alum, and new arrivals reach here OH
every train.
Among those who already have
opened cottages for the summer are
Mr.. and Mrs. James Branch Cabell. of
Richmond. Mrs. II. y. Sanders. OF st.
Louis: Mr.. and Mrs. Charles NJ. Nor
fleet, OF Winston salem. y. G.; and Mr..
and Mrs. y. NJ. Russell, of Nicksburs.
Miss; Mr.. and Mrs. =. =. Conway. OF
Danville, Va; Mr. and Mrs. !. A.
Goldstein. of Waco. Tex; Mrs. $. s.
Lamb. OF Elizabeth City, n, c.; II. +.
SNOW ana John and Ira Crenshaw. OF
Tampa. Fla.
Others who Will occupy their GUS
tomary cottages this year are: Captain
and Mrs. Montgomery Corsc, of Lex
ington. Va; Mr. and Mrs. II. S. Knight,
of Louisville. Ky; Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
s. Nortlect of Winston Salem. y. C;
Mrs. +. V. knight, of New Albany, Ind,
and Mrs /. Austin Kelly, OF Ashland.
Ky
The ballroom Of the Central was for
mally opened on Wednesday evening
with a small co;llion, in which the
figures were led by II. 7. McCulloush,
of Pittsburgh. Pa, dancing with Miss
Marion Sanders. of st. Louis.
The Virginia House is being put into
preparation for the use of the V. NJ. l.
summer school, which opens here next
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stunt PARTY" NOVEL
EVENT AT BLUE RIDGE
F'"e to Wild Cat Knob for Picnic
Supper Enjoyed by
Guests.
RETURN MADE BY MOONLIGHT
rarity OF Bedford City Residents
Spend Weekend ut Resort-Nlrs.
Leigh Page, OF Richmond, Among
k"ccnt Arrivals.

lSpecial to The Times Dispatch.l
u! ~ RIDGE SPRINGS. VA, July
f. mere have been several enter
an nents during the week. beginning
ihc stunt party" on Friday
Eve NJ. which brought forth some
+ooi talent Miss Laura Crease Buncn
|waS 'nimitable in her character Of
hilile Ed" giving clog dance In
oAiR'ne. Recitations in dialect fol-
3owrI
Last Thursday il jolly party took ad.
r.. age Of tho fun moon To hike 10
|" hu Cat Knob for a picnic supper and
| t'iFn over the moonlit trail Mrs f.
IN koudebush, OF Memphis, chapc-
onod tie party. which was composed
p! Miss Nirgilia Atwood. AppomattoX:
tias Fannie Lou lIarman, Dublin. Va:
thiSS Rose Glauncr. Lynchburg; Miss
f>ath"rinc Ellison. Blue Ridge Springs:
EiieS .ossie Griffin. New York: Miss
Edith sunrncrson. Bedford city: Charles
|oFo"n and Arthur Brown. Norfolk;
faacis Koudebush, Memphis: Gordon
ilohhSon Roanoke; Roderick Shaw. j.
quincy, Fla; Guy Slusscr. Blacksburg.
f,u' Marcus Ellison. Blue Ridge
On Saturday evening hotel guests and
tIShors allied the ballroom noor until
late hour. :, large party came up
| on Bedford CITY for the Weekend 1T
| ic!Nned MIR. and Mrs. W. y. Towncs.
tn'Ss Elizabeth Davis. Miss Jcanc Clark.
ana Mrs J Thurman Clark.
/ N>Htr SuInmerson. Mason Clayton. sam
ti'nard and Hunter Miller. Frorr
oanoke came Mi. and Mrs. Ernest
Ilogan. Miss Clara Gillespie W. L.
IRosen ana j. W. Bats
on sunday evening Francis Roude.
lpnsa gave violin recital, accom-
as'Aea by his mother. Miss Mary G..
Mason, OF Schenectady. y. y. sister OF
|N'rs ouacbush. has joined the party,
For a'ay Of some weeks
Mrs. J. T.. Baylor and daughter, Miss
Fi len baylor of Graham. Va, arm .c.I
h, tho springs on Tuesday 70 to,n
iT'eids. Mrs. Charles w liar
r. ana Fannie Lou IIarman, o.
Mrs. J L. Summcrson. OF Bedford
/ ~ spent the we.k-cnd here with
hef daughter. Miss Edith summerson.
Mrs. Leigh Page and Miss Page. OF
(iieHmond. are making their annual
|VisR TO Blue Ridge Springs. Mrs Wal.
[teF = Addison. OF Lynchburg. has
poned them for the season.
othc.s registering are j. ~ walton.
|Nchmond; J. Kyle Montague. n,
.ynchpurg; II :. Dalton. MIR. and Mir,
r. FRANK. Raleigh. y. C.. l.. I. Dixon.
South Boston. Charles Q. Davis. Bnl,i-
more Mahlon Hopkins Janney. Wash.
aston. u. C.. James < Hawkins. ".
h!assenham, W. J. Webster ana VII.
IAN ! Whaling. OF Roanoke; j. =.
r!Fd. Radfcrd. Mrs John l.. wright
iiss Linda Wright, of Portsmouth,
Mss Arabell Eurley, of Columbus. ohio.
u. Tucker. Richmond; Mrs NJ. G.
thompson Lynnhaven, Mrs. l.. Trcac-
ar. Galveston Tex. DR.. y G. Strau.
HchHpnd: @. c. Probst Raleigh. \,
'ud H. IL. l.. Taylor. Richmond.
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GREENSBORO

Especial TO The Times spatcil.l
GREENSBORO y. c., July 22-Mrs.
Charles j. Brockuan received the rnen-
bcrs of the Ncedlccraft Club at her
home on Tuesday afternoon. The next
meeting Will he at the home OF Mrs
c. d. Cleeg.
Miss Margaret Gold. who suffered a
broken ankle in an automobile acct
dent at Mt. Airy two weeks ago while
attending a house party. has returned
to Greensboro. and is recovering rap
idly.
Mrs. T. ]. witherspoon gave hay
ride to the battle ground Tuesday
evening. supper WAS served on tho
field.
The *. S. Club met at tho home OF
Miss Elizabeth Donnell ON "Wednesday
afternoon.
The woman's Club gave a reception
Club to the students OF the State Nor
NAL College Summer School There
were more than 30 guests
Mrs. J. y. Wills and Mrs. Myra AL
bright entertained on Friday afternoon
for Mrs. Jesse l.. Alderman. OF Rich
mond.
Mrs. John Booth entertained at
bridge at her homo on Thursday after
noon for Miss Martha Brown. OF Macon,
Ga.
Mrs. Harry Lewis gave n rock party
at the home OF Mrs. Will Lewis on
Saturday afternoon.
Miss Ruth Sizer. of Monett, Mo-. was
the honor guest at rock party given
by her hostess. Miss Cornelia Garland.
at her home on Friday morning Miss
Janice Brown received n Crepe de chine
handkerchief for making the highest
score.
Mrs. w. L. Carter entertained at
three tables Of rock on Saturday after
noon. complimentary to her sister, Miss
Carrie Crawford. of Trinity, who is her
house guest for n few days.
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WYTHEVILLE
Special to The Times-pispatch.l

Especial to The Times Dispatch
WYTHENILLE. VA, July 21.-On
Saturday afternoon Wilderness Road
Chapter, u. y. r., was entertained by
Miss Wilhelmina Heuser at tho home
OF her sister, Mrs. John Whitman.
The Morning Bridge Club held it's
weekly meeting this week with Mrs
r. II. Terry.
Mrs. Page Dame, OF Baltimore: Miss
l.ora Chaplin. of Richmond and Mrs.
Caroline Shelley. of New York, are
summcring at "lnglesde."
Miss Ellen Logan. who has been the
guest of Miss jamie Gibboney has re-
turned to Charleston. S. c.
Judge and Mrs. w. T.. Fulton are
guests OF Mrs. j. Norment Powell. i'm
Johnson City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Robinson and
children, of Graham's Forge. are spend
ing IL week with Mrs. y. c. Miller at
her home.
Misses Fanny and Ella Lacy. Of
blackstone. are visiting Miss Ella
Goodwin at her home.
Ferdinand Powell. of Nashville, and
Junius l.. Powell. Of Washington. D.
C.. who have been the guests Of their
parents. have returned home
Mrs. ]. S. Peck and family, of Tall
lahassec. Fla. have arrived in wythe-
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LYNCHBURG
Especial to The Times-Dispatch.l

Especial to The Times Dispatchl
LfNCHBURG, VA. July 2o--Rev. r
Joseph Magri, of Richmond. spent the
week here with relatives.
Miss Katherine Fitzpatrick OF Char
lottesville, is visiting Mrs. Peter Aims
lilo here.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. +. KuIp are visit
Ing in Blacksburg.
Miss salona Walker. of Bristol, is
the guest Of Mrs. Frank Bullock, at
her home.
Mrs. Otis Andrews. OF Richmond is
visiting Mrs. ~. d. Thomas in River
mont.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Corwith have
returned from Buffalo Ridge Springs.
Mrs. Walter D. Gillespie. of Roanoke,
has been visiting Mrs. 7. J. Powell
Mrs. Houston NJ. Crowder and son
are spending some time at Virginia
Mineral Springs
j. Tinsley Coleman. n prominent
LynchburS attorney. who has been
quite i'll at his summer home in Bed
ford County. is reported slightly. bet
ter.
Miss Lille Irwin has returned from
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Vile and have taken the home Of Mrs
Clay Jones for the summer.
Mrs. George w. Miles. Of Marion. is
visiting her daughter. Mrs. Stuart r.
Campbell.
Mrs. Louis Heuser. OF Max Meadows
spent the weekend with Mr.. and Mrs.
John a. Whitman.
Mrs. Leighton IIuske and children.
OF Fayetteville, ". G., arrived on Wed
neSday and Will spend the remainder
OF the summer with Miss jamie Glib
honey.
Mr.. and Mrs. =. A. Watkins. Of Chat
nam. are the guests of their daugh-
ter Mrs. e. j. Hatcher.
DR.. T.. r. McGavock returned TO
Richmond on Thursday. after spending
several days al Fort Chisweil"
Mrs Writ Darlington. Of Bristol. is
lamS.
Mrs. Frank Otey and little son have
returned from Il visit to West Virginia.
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accepted tho invitation extended by tho
local Methodist Church and Will meet
in West Point next July.
Captain Robert T.. Lee. OF Fairfax
recently visited Yves; Point
La Junta tribune., 1916-02-19
pl,s.aey q - nlhle.~

sunday svsains the passos Of the
First Methodist church Will preach
on the subject. ''Ths Divinity Of the
Bible" Are you iuteresesd In know
Ing whether the Bible II . man-made
book or Ood-inspired book; whether
the Bible h from msn or from God,
u you ere you will want to be pres.
ent Sunday night at the Methodist
church. Better come early ss the
church was crowded Last Sunday ev.
sning froa front ssat 70 rear seat
Sunday school and al. II you want
. good seat.
Sunday morning Rev. Brother
sandsrsoa. Of Dsavsr. viii preach fos
the pastor. You viii want TO heat
DR.. aandsrsoa.
La Junta tribune., 1916-02-19
so,aE MORE snoKr oxsa.

Particular people use Peredixo
tooth paste. Sold at Coltman's Phar-
nscy.
j. J. johnson. OF Pueblo. attended
tAe funcral Of Mrs. Seymour Hall ON
Moaday.
b. 8. ClouEh. Of Las Animas. was
ID business visitor In La Junta last
Wednesday.
Mru. 'vern Mann. OF Ration. spent
|ths week visiting with her husband
and friends.
The Monday Afternoon Bridge
Club Will meet with Mrs. Ella Light
loo MoEday. February 2ist.
john jackson and Miss Evelyn
Nelson. Of Rocky Ford. were Ia Jun.
| = visitors Thursday evening.
Mn. A. 8. Msrsbsil left Thursday
mogning for beaver where she will
NIT With friends until the first Of
segt week.
Mn. W. l.. Brosius entertained her
Sunday school class Of the Episcopal
ehurch last Saturday sfternooa at
vaIsatins Party.
Vernon Kintacr has returned from
Co)osaAo Springs where he has bsen
atleodlng shooI. 10 make an extsnded
~ With bis mother.
'sThs Birth Of . Nation" the great
- noving picture film estsnt. will
~ ~ attraction st the Rourkc
Thoatee March 9Th. 10th and lith.
Nm, Ralph Kinsman came ~ from
IfAnas last wednesday eveaing. b.
~ summoned on account Of the ssri-
- Illnsss Of her mother. Mn. Pisrce
Nm. Arthur Garrett. Of Morrs1l.
~, arrived here Tuesday In ~
1Doooo 70 . telegram announcing the
lon1h - her sister. Mrs. d. h. Bat.
m. oasah Love. Of Fort Co11las.
GGD1Sol hses Monday sIshs bslaG
O1Do1 hoes % aeceust oe the deesh
= ~ Glsess-in-lsw. Mn. D. =. ~
~ ~ Mn. wiilisn Tyssa. q
~ Anonas, were aasag ~ 81 q
= oooDoo whe atlsa1e1 ~ sunee'
q 11R .. =. pastsy murray q.
4 - Mn uasasy Hssssalsl
~ 9ues1oy les . I've veehs'
1n Cn1looenla. TAeoR eeGl1mel
- - Soo1a Nm ~ oesuoeo(
~ onoooeo ~ ~. ~ Nh
G1cuan, = fueuoeasl. n. -,
1Gnoo v11ooee ~ Wo1aoo
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La Junta tribune., 1916-02-19


timer Of L. Junta. bsips IL the en-
ploy Of the Santa Re for many years.
He 10 now located At Tucumcari -
chief clerk 70 the superintendent Of
the ~ Paso and Southwestern.
The Hawaiian Singers. who ap-
pcarcd At Wondsrly's Theater on Wed
ncsday and Thursday. drew good
crowds both evening". Their eater
tainment was received with much
applause.
Miss Hattie Hurley left Tuesday
morning for Colorado Springs where
she will visit with her grandmother
until Saturday. She will return 70
Ia Junta sad visit with frisnds for
several weeks.
Mvs. Amanda 0orden. acoompani-
ID BY her daughter. Mrs. Kitty NIL
ler and daughter. Rita. came down
from Trinidad last Wednesday. b.
Ing summoned on account Of the
death Of her mother. Mn. Gorilla
Woodward.
A ten foot vide cement sidewalk.
With curb and gutter. y bsing Ia
stalled on The nosth sids Of East
Fourth street. bstwsss Colombo
aud Santa r. avsnuss. o. one Of ths
approaches 70 The new psstoffIcs. Il
10 . very decided improvsmeat upoa
conditions that have Aithesto exist
Cd.
c. W. Moore. Of Arlesis, n. ~.
arrived In IL Jsnta Lest Saturday
for . few days visit - busiasss. NJ.
Moore IL . former eld sins rss(dsat
Of The Holhsoek ceuatsy. bet o. -.
couat ef more equalabls climatic
conditions n Southern New Meat
90. IL rather Dissssd WITH bic new 10
catioa.
Mia lgarsasst cess. ss oraal
Jsacsses. sssivs1 II Il Jusss . fsv
days 40 - vtsls With fFlssls 1es ~.
| ssai weeks. Thlssssa ysass - Nlsa
Cole na1e ~ ho0s h u Juato
win ~ tsehse on1 aeehee. W.
were hviag hses q thae ttne. ~.
Csc vas DslnetoaI q ~ Celua.
~ eeAeeo. oooee ~ nl11le g ~
esnbes 11lso ceoe ~ ~ = ~
east
csn ,ssstAss. ~ bssusAs en-
esea neoAy ~ ~ T0os1ov ~
las1el = ~ eounev 1ooDoooWs ~
Dasooesy - = lnGooGooooo = - ~
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La Junta tribune., 1916-02-19
vIRsf BAPfIsr CllrRtM.
\ r.v.e. r.sssr.


Sunday aight viii - ksown =
"woase's Nlghe," witt . speeial
measage - w00eo. ~ sublect ~it
~. ~ Wenan's Doe1slen,'' . topic q
vjtal latseesl - I'll wense. TIE mese'
lng hewsves = ~ Sess ve0sn only
- ~ - en- aIse hardly invite
y - peoeook
NJ Dgoebogooo1 nooe1ng on lasl
11ealay nlghe ~ Woo1 o11oadsd. n
a11rooe ~ y. Dsqek = ''Tuberulo
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La Junta tribune., 1916-02-19
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La Junta tribune., 1916-02-19
.Anothsr valsasia

One Of the prettisst paeo4q1 the
week was that given " T. auth
Reynolds at her home ~ 16 han
avenue Monday eyenil ring
| the evening progressive I and
valentine guessing coates1o en-
ioyed. Miss Dorothy L1nG1y ting
awarded the prfse n Tie eont1e
Small hearts, cut N twes 1A ap-
propriats verses. wers paa1q ~ the
guests 70 b matched Tor tn1lt art
ner At lunch. A two courn6 lpnch-
con In keeping with ~ vllon ntine
season. vas served by ~ hetess,
assisted BY her mother. Mn A.
Reynolds. 4;.s
NJ. Martin Doughesty fayoep1 the
guests In his usual pleading mnAner
with several vocal solos. - m
early hour the guests de1asted.
wishing that st. vslentino'0 day
would be with us oftener than Just
once Z year.
Mnsic Study Club.
The Music Study Club met Mon-
day afternoon with Miss Ruth Lar
sen At the home OF Mrs. Frank Fin
Finney on Belleview avenue. After a
short business session the club con
tinued in the study Of Mendel6oAn's s
works. A short social hour was
enjoyed when the hostess. aeojated
by her mother. Mrs. N. 8. LaSoen.
served tea and waters. Mrs. 10y
Finney. Of Pueblo. Mrs. Frank Fin
ney and Mrs. n. 8. Larsen, we're
guests Of the club.
Ladies' Missionary SocSety.
The Ladies' Missionary Society OF
the Reformed Presbyterian church.
entertained fifty-two guests at the
home Of Rev. and Mrs. e. A. Crooks
on Friday evening. A short program
Of songs and interesting talks was
enjoyed. DR.. Moore spoke on "The
Mohammedon. His Personal Charac-
ter" "Our Obligation 70 the Non
Christian World" was given By Rev.
Crooks. A lunch served BY the h.
dies brought q neat sum to be used
for the new pulpit chairs.
.
9unshine Cluh.
The Sunshine Club met at Har-
mony Hall Wednesday for an all day
session. The time was spent In sew-
Ing for . few needy people In and
about La Junta. At noon . sunp-
tous dinner was served after witch
the regular business was attended
70. TIE club viii meet II two weeks
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La Junta tribune., 1916-02-19

Bible scheol u S:lS o'clock.
Church sssviess at II O'Clock. Ser
moa subject. ''Tsmptation."
Chrlseiaa Endeavos Society q
e:3e o'clock.
Evealns s6svjce at 7:3e o'clock
0srmea. "Prsparedseas."
Ths pub,ie iavitsd 70 oil these scs
Vices.
La Junta tribune., 1916-02-19
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La Junta tribune., 1916-02-19
nlv.IIllav Fassv.

11los Roasl uvaas eslebsaee1 ~
sls>oenaA b1sthlay ~ Thuss1ov.
49, - eneeetalae1 . auoooe -
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onooo 80 hooso 1eeogne1oas Weso -
hooO1ng IN VoDo1e1ne pav. Aeooe
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La Junta tribune., 1916-02-19
tssRssTIAx cllURcss.

lssv. ,. y. v.eAsy. p. D.. r...or
The herald., 1916-12-21
Aleerines at Law.

Joining property of Jos. latter $50
cash-PTiyate.
Timothy DAILY ct al TO Frank DAILY
lot Atlantic. Pacific, Pelican and Thay-
err, $500 cash-Private.
Estate Mrs. Mary Anna PuJol TO
John Kinsinger, portion Morgan Del
aronde, BOuny and Seguin $1,000 cash
-OCOnnOr.
Mrs. VIM. II. Seymour ct ais to An
dres p. Abascal, lot Elmira, Paciiic'
Homer and Newton. $500 cash-Hen'
nessey.
Frank DAILY to Timothy DAILY, lot Al
lantic, Pacific, Pelican and ThayeI
$500 cash-Hennessey.
Succession of Mary Anna Pujol tt
John Kinsinger. portion Morgan, Del
aronde. Bouny and Seguin $3.50 cast
-O'ConnOr.
Succession of Mrs. Mary A. Pujol L
Dixie Homestead Assn, lot Pellcal
Ave. Seguin, Bouny and AliN S2""
"cash-O'COnnOr.
Purchaser to Mrs. James r. Com
fort. same property $1,000 terms -
Beary
Frank DusOn Sr., ct ais. to SAINT
Giustiniano. lot Nerret. Diana, DeAl
mas and Vallette. $500 cash-Mahor
cy.
The herald., 1916-12-21
inexpensive
McDoNoGH NO. S SCHOOL.

Names of pupils who have had per-
feet papers in spelling dictation dur
ing week ending December -:
9Th Grade A-Walter Scott, Edmund
Allingham. Josephine Trapani, Gladys
Richards, Gertrude Wagner.
5th Grade B-Lee Steel, Peter Tri-
polini, Irwin Campbell, Edward Mat
Chef. Mark Hynes, Tom Hebert, Louis
Fernandez. Paul OrtalanO, Clara Gray,
Katie Essinger. Sadie Buyers, Louise
Lingoni. Frances La Bella, Stella
Hughes. Edna Roberts, Josephine Rob
erts. Isaphene Clasen, Juliette Bar
roul, Isabel Gayaut, Lucy Alexander,
Elyera Burmaster.
4th Grade A-Karl Saleeby, Stanley
Baker, Hazel Saleeby, Robert Danen
hover, Frank Crefici, William Rau
Ben Amedeo, Fred Hebert, Jenora Al
bert. Ida Burmaster, Violet Lingoni
Irma Braai, Leona Diket, Olga Hibben
Christine Champagne, Sylvia McQuis
ton.
4th Grade B-Curtis Brakeman, lr
ma Arsaga, Joseph Pelleterre, lol;
Harvey, George Perez, Lillian Polas
ky, Johnny Ortalano, Margare
Hughes. Eldon lie Jeune, Leona Ma
villon. IRA Babin, Dora Street, Mar
garet DanenhOwer.
Bird Grade A-Biaggio Maggie, Ma
Prados. Archie CatierO, Lucille Dalglt
Henry RizzutO. Anna Perez, SalvadO
Schelleci. Mae Bolnar, Fred BurmaS
ter, Annette Johnson. Dionese Nittel
IRA Dubret, Josephine Calderone, Is
abel King.
Bird Grade B-Christine Haag, A
bany Barroul. Camille Gotham, MAJ
, guerite Diket, Laura Nedros, Etht
Posey. Marguerite Abbott, Catherln
, RosamanO, Madge TrOtter. Mary Lou
, Use Leddy. Dolores Diket, Pauline NJ;
, terlich. Charles Houston. BenJaml
, Levy. Henry Holt, Sam Ortalano, ia
= Iold Clapper. Nicholas Corona.
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pvLRs TO GOVERN CONTEST

ALL ANSWERS MUST BE SENT IN NO
LATER THAN FRIDAY EVENING. YOCR
ANSWER MUST BE ON 4 CARD D., OF u
PIECE OF PAPER NOT LARGER Than
AN ORDINARY POST CARD AMI fOU
SHOULD WRITE ON THE CARD AS
FIRST YOUR NAME AND ADDRESS.
SECOND, THE MISSPELLED M DryD
THIRD. THE NAME OF THE ADVERTlS-
MENT IN WHICH 1T APPEARED,
THE MISSPELLED WORD CONTEST
APPLIES ONLY TO OUR CLASSIFIED
COLUMNS AT PRESENT ON PAGE ,A Al
IN A BOX AND THE FIRST THREE RI; Z
DRAWN OUT ARE AWARDED The
PRIZES IN THE ORDER IN WHICH THEY
ARE DRAWN
The herald., 1916-12-21
ELECTION OF OFFICERS.

On Dec. IA, Martin Behrman Tent
No. Is held their regular meeting
Nine members were admitted and
officers for the ensuing year were
elected. Supreme Commander NJ. j
Bulger was present.
The following officers were elected
commander, John Schroeder; past com
mander, NJ. Nolan lieutenant com
mander, ]. Brodtman; record keeper
E. A. Lalande; chaplain ]. Worrel
sergeant, w. Boylan; master at arms
]. Daigle; first master of the guards
F. Horn; second master of the guards
P. Foise; third master of the guards
II. Hilderbrand; picket, S. Richards.
The herald., 1916-12-21
Rich Manganese Mines.

Manganese mines at Conception
Point, Lower California, are reported
to be the richest known deposits of
this element in the world. They are
situated in the arid hills of small
peninsula, % miles long and five to
eight miles wide, between the coast of
the Gulf of Lower California and Con-
cepcion Bay.
The herald., 1916-12-21
Overheard In 2OOc A. D.

"Now, this is the skeleton OF a man
who lived in the twentieth century"
"Why is one arm so much longer than
the other, professor" This is not
an unusual case. You will notice that
the right arm, is several inches longer
than the left and is due to the custom
quite common in those days of cling
ing to strap with the right hand
while holding a newspaper in the left
hand" r-- 81
The herald., 1916-12-21
More Difficult.

"Most Of us take things very seri-
ously." YES" replied Miss Cayenne.
"And it is largely due to Incidence. In
order to seem serious it is necessary
only to manage your facial express
sion. But it takes a great deal of
time, money and ingenuity to be truly
frivolous. Exchange.
The herald., 1916-12-21
NISSPELyED WORD.

The word automobile" in the ad OF
A. Baldwin Co., was misspelled auto
moOiI" in the last issue. Those to re-
eeiye the Jacobs candies are May
Brauner. 237 Pacific Ave, Felicie De
Blanc. l41 Lavergne St, and Eliza
beth Wattigney. 736 Webster Ave.
The herald., 1916-12-21
She Gave Him the Limit.

Willie Woo-"If you will marry me l
will 60 to the end of the earth for
you" The Widow Grass-"Yes, and
leave me there. Not much. If be
come your wife you stay where you
are and hustle. Louis Globe
Democrat.
The herald., 1916-12-21
Luck and Labor.

Luck lies in bed and wishes the
postman would bring the news Of a
legacy; labor turns out at six o'clock
and with busy pen or ringing hammer
lays the foundation of competence.
Richard Golden.