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Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-19
Some Lunbern1dn of This Burg
is Out One Fine Silk Umbrella

Ono more man has been found in the
world who did not know omaha is a
real city.
Charles A. Shourds OF Atlantic City. N.
j., went out Of his way to stop off at
Omaha and return an umbrella he had
borrowed Of an Omaha lumbcrman while
at the San Francisco exposition
He stepped off at the station and in
quIed for the nearest lumber yards lie
was hustled into the elevator and ordered
to consult the city directory.
When he stumbled out Of the elevator
he began TO blink blsnkly at the great
stone pillars and at the amazing success
sion OF street cars
'Why-why. t. this Omaha. or did I
get off at tho wrong station he mum
bled. as he readiusted his glasses.
Paper. mister. paper Calmed a halt
dozen newsboys, as they flocked around
the bewildered figure. sure this Is
Omaha. paper?"
Baffled and bewildered Mr. Shourds
took car uptown Uptown. some.
where" he got off lie did not know
where. but ne did not want 10 ride for.
ever so he Just got off"
He turned In a dozen circles like a tor
that has lost It's momentum. for no
wanted to return n valuable umbrella Il
a lumberman OF omaha who had loaned
It TO him In San Francisco. When hs
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-19

asked who were the lumber dealers Ia
Omaha he was regarded as nut by
those he accosted on the street
why there are thousands OF lumber
mon here" he was told
Again he readjusted his glasses, and
stared at the eighieen-story buildings
towering above him.
lie had forgotten the name OF the
lumbetman who loaned him the umbrella,
but he felt sure he could find him just
around the corner from the depot One
always can In a country town.
lie consulted a directory. and finally
stumbled into the office OF weirath &
Sherwood. then c. N. Dietz & Co., then
the Dodds Lumber company. and still he
had found no owner for the umbrella.
At the Dodds office he was told Il was
hopeless to try to find his man in Omaha
unless he knew his name or had at least
some idea Of the first letters in the
mans name.
We'll. swan" exclaimed the east
erner.
And he stopped aboard the train and
was hurled TO his home at Broadwalk
and Delaware avenue, Atlantic City,
n. j.
Meantime one lumbernan in Omaha Is
out fine umbrella for not lmpressing
II upon his acquaintance at the EXPOSE
ton that Omaha is a metropolitan burg.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-19
HOSPITAL PATIENT
COM MITS SUICIDE
Mrs. Margaret Williams of Logan,
Ia, Hangs Self with Cord from
Her Bath Robe.
ILL WITH NERVOUS TROUBLE

Despondent from long suffering
with nervous ailment, Mrs. Mar
garet Williams, ~, wife OF DR.. David
Williams OF Logan, Ia, Tuesday
morning went to the bathroom OF
the Birch Knoll ssnitorIum, 2211
st. Mary's avenue, where she was
Icing treated, and, with the cord
from her bath robe, hung herself to
a hook on the wall.
She was found dead at 1880 a. m. by
Miss .Marcle Prasser, head nurse at the
sanltorim. Corner Crosby took charge
OF the body. DR.. Williams was out in the
country making a call. when news OF his
wife's suicide reached him. lie rushed
to Omaha in his auto.
Mrs. Williams had been patient at
the sanitorium since last October and
before that time was at Clarkson hos
pitaL She was prominent socially and in
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-19
Next Murder Trial
Will Be the Case of
Reilly M. Smith

The next murcer trial 10 be held in dis
trict court is the case Of the state against
RELY NJ. Smith. who rs charged with
shooting to death Mrs. Frances Campbell
on October 81.
The county attorneys office Is already
PREPARING for The trial. which. Il Is now
thought probably WIN begin one week
from next Monday
u Is understood that the defense will
be that the qua With which Mrs. Camp
bell was killed vas accidentally dis
charged during a scuffle.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-19
OMAHA MEN ATTENDING
DENVER LIVE STOCK SHOW

John A Eyler, live stock agent. and s.
h. Howard. immigration agent. both OF
the Burlington. and G. J. Kane. general
freight agent OF the Union Pacific, have
gone to Denver to attend the annual
meeting OF the National Western Live
Stock show that is being held this week.
Nate Denny, head hog buyer for Armour
& Co, also has gone as a judge In the
hog division OF the show
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-19
Police Officers Go
to Lincoln for Suit

Chief Of Police Henry W. Dunn. Cap
tain OF Detectives Steve Maloney and
Detective John Dunn have gone 10 Lin
coin. where they are defendants in a
dsmage suit for alleged false arrest,
brought by a woman who was held as
witness in the murder case Of Bank
Clerk Nickel az the Hazel MeVey re-
sort
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-19

on Boyd street, between Twenty-sev-
enth and Twenty-eiEhth streets.
The association was in session yester.
day and concluded the meeting by Civ.
ing a theater party last evening. Prcsi
dent Chase reported last year as the best
year Of the organization and predicted
that 1916 would exceed previous years
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-19
IOWA ELECTRIC LINE
REPORTS GOOD BUSINESS

James T. Nicol. assistant general
freight and passenger aEent OF the
Waterloo. Cedar Falls a Northern Rail-
way company. an electric line operatinE
In central lows. with general offices al
Waterloo. Il IN the city. He asserts that
both freight and passenger business on
he eiectrie d the best IN the history Of
the road snd that there has been a de-
saiaed iInDForement in conditions since
about the niddie Of last November.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-19

braska Blau-gas company. convened here
Monday for the exchange Of ideas and
to promote their interests. These meet
lngs are held every three months.
Charles r. Chase Of Atlantic. Ia. is
president. and G. r. Marcher Of Ne
braska City Is secretary Of the organ
ization. The company occupies a block
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-19
SALE OF QUARTER MILLION
CITY BONDS AUTHORIZED

Ordinances authorizing the sale Of $50
OO0 park. $4,000 sewer and 100000 inter
section bonds we're passed by the city
council This action is according to a
provision of the city charter.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-19
NEBRASKA-loWA BLAU-GAS
MEN HOLDING CONVENTION

The Nebrsska-Iowa Blsu-gas Dealers
association. whose membership comprises
slxty-five representative OF the Me-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-03

I'll PASO has always been noted for
n. its hospitality and this week the
- city will serve as hosts to the
newspaper men and women Of the state.
when they meet here for their conven-
ton. FL Paso has much to be proud Of
and much to entertain the visitors in
the way Of sight seeing, and incident
ally mission of letting the rest of the
state learn through their news gather
ers the advantages Of living in FL Paso.
A large number Of women are expected.
who viii include both newspaper Wom-
en- and the visiting families OF the
newspaper men. and for the entertain
ment OF these there viii be reception
in the ballroom of the Toltec club at
which the members OF the Woman's
club of FL Paso will serve as the host
esses representing the women OF FL
PasO- The visiting people viii be the
guests Of honor at numberless informal
dinners and social affairs and they Will
be entertained with sightseeing auto
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-03
Lodges and Clubs.

The members Of Willow Grove.
WOOdman Circle. viii decorate the
graves OF their dead members on Sun,
day. June 4. The flower committee
viii have charge of the ceremonies
They are Aesdames l. c. Malone. J. H
SnOddy. J. H. Biggs. T. J. Bartholomew,
Isaac Houston and NJ Sanchez
At the installation of the officers Of
Harmony chapter order Of the East
eru star on Wednesday. Mrs Josephine
Forbes. the new worthy matrOn. made
few remarks Mrs Julian Vaughn
then presented her with bunch of
pink roses. The retiring worthy mat
rom Miss Vivian Sheay. was then pre-
scented with a bouquet OF white roses
by Mrs T A Thurston. installing mar
snail Mrs May OvertOn presented the
installing officer. Mrs. Annie Leary.
with bouquet Of red and white roses
Miss Sheay was given a past matron's
badge by Dr. Matte !. Hill in behalf
Of the chapter as was VIM T. Taylor.
retiring patron; Mrs Matilda Bur
roughs presenting the latter The
members then adjourned TO the banquet
hail. where a luncheon was served
About q hundred and fifty members
were present
The G. l. A TO the B. Of l. f. No. 13S.
had card party in the rooms in the
Lanier building Friday afternoon. The
games of bunco and 500 We're played
There were about 70 people present
refreshments OF ice cream and cake
We're served. The buncO prizes were
won by William German. who had high
honOrs, and Josephine Tays. who had
second score In the 500 game. G. "
Cunningham won the mems first prize.
leather stationery case The women's
high score prize was won By Mrs. J. n.
Fish. IL was a silver berry spoon The
consolation prize, hand Crocheted
bath towel. fell to Mrs. G. A Stoddard.
During the afternoon the names Of the
players were written on small bits O.
paper. then put in a box. AT the con-
clusion Of the games. little Josephine
lays drew out a name from among
the rest Mrs. c. A HammOnd's name
was on the card drawn and she was
given a hand made crochet yoke The
committee in charge were Mesdames c. !
u Cunningham. chairman; J. 3. Pro
thro, A. ". Young. Fred Hobein and
j. n. Ritz.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-03
RECEPTION TO VISITING NEWSPAPER
WOMEN CHIEF SOCIAL EVENT OF WEEK

mobile rides and excursions about the
city.
The past week has kept the people
Of Fl Paso greatly occupied with the
graduation exercises Of the schools
here Fl PaSO has a large number OF
students attending various colleges and
universities out Of town, and from now
on these FL PaSo boys and girls will be
returning to join their parents here for
their summer vacations. With their
arrival, those who are expecting tc
spend the summer here will inaugurate
again the whirl Of dances, picnics and
parties for the younger set that have
distinguished FL Paso's summer season
for years The younger set Of FL Paso-
ans are usually too full Of life and
spirit to be daunted BY heat from hav-
ing a good time during their summer
vacation season.
All FL Paso is preparing for its sum
mer vacation A large portion of the
people have already left for the many
points in the country which most in
terest them The rest are awaiting the
return Of different members Of their
family from the various schools they
have been attending for the past winter.
There are very few weddings or par
ties Of any kind on the program for the
coming week On Tuesday Mrs. J. T.
sullivan will entertain the Jolly Neigh
bOrs' Bridge club at her home on Flor
ence street The wedding of Miss Kath-
crime Peak to James Linton Wadley viii
take place on Thursday. and on Tuesday
the wedding Of Miss Dora Grady, to Al
bert Mueller. Of this city will be sol
emniZed-
OF the returning FL Pasoans. Rev. and
( Mrs Henry Easter. who have been
Angeles and other California points, Will
return in time for Rev. Mr. Easter
| 10 conduct the services on June T. at the
church of St. Clement
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-03
Parties.

Little Dorothy Butler viii celebrate
her ninth birthday anniversary Sunday
afternoon at the home of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. H. 4 Butler. on Hutton
street
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Wisburn viii be
at home 10 their friends Wednesday
thorne Place in honor of their laugh
ter. Miss Lillian Wisburn. a member
OF the Wednesday morning confirma
ton class.
farewell party by few OF her friends
Friday night The party went in au-
tomObiles TO the picnic grounds near
Ysleta where they enjoyed a lunch
They then went TO Ysleta and danced
During the lunch Miss Agnes Dona-
hue in behalf Of the guests presented
Miss Davidson with d leather purse.
Those present were Miss Margaret
Davidson Agnes DOnahue. Mary Pat
tori. Elaine Scotch. Matilda Alonzo,
Josephine Roberts. Mesdames Mar
garet Sotebeer. A Augustine. Mr.. and
Mrs. W D. Taggert and J. Dillinger.
The "Get-Together" club had a So
cial gathering at the home OF Mrs J.
S Graham. on Montana street. Friday
night The game Of Travel" was
played and the prizes won by Mrs.
Lynn Reid. who drew with Mrs J. L
Graham and Mrs G. X Thomas. who
had to draw with Mrs. Joseph Hurx-
thai The prizes We're hand painted
china plates Mrs ". r Watson was
elected a new member OF the society
Miss Theresa Portey played several
piano solos during the evening Be
side the members of the club. there
Mesdames Resale Ashley. B G. An
thony. and Walter W Spitzler AIRS.
Graham was assisted i'm entertaining
her guests by Misses Alice Pendery and
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-03
Ell Pasodns Returning.

Mrs W A. Long has returned from
Fort Worth, where she has been for
the past two weeks, visiting her father.
A King
Miss Mae Kranzthor. a student at the
Sacred Heart convent at Manhattan
vile. y. y is expected to return about
the 18th OF 10th Of the month.
Miss Hetta Baron is expected back in
a few days from New York. where she
has been attending Columbia university
for a couple Of years. She will be
domestic science teacher at the Alamo
school next fall.
Miss Agnes Stewart, who has been a
student at the Bremen School for Girls
for the past winter, is expected home
about the end Of next week She will
remain in the city visiting her parents.
Newton Tlbwell a student at the
State University at Austin. is expected
home in few days 10 visit his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". J. Buie. at their home
on Kentucky avenue. He viii RESUME
his studies at the university in the
fall
Miss jamie Stolaroff is expected TO
return to Il PasO about the end of the
week She has been a student for the
past year at the BENJAMIN School for
Girls at New York. where she will re-
turn next fall to complete her course Of
study
Misses Marion Ainsa and Enid Ainsa
will arrive in a short time from New
York, where they have been for the
past winter alleuull6 the convent OF
the Sacred Heart They will spend the
summer with their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Ainsa. on Mesa avenue.
Miss Mary White, who has been a
student for the winter at the Burnett
school. is expected TO arrive home about
the end OF the month. She viii spend
the summer with her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs L. T. White, at their home on
Mesa avenue She is expected TO com
plete her course Of study next winter.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-03
Ell Pasoans Aw1g.

Mrs. A. Levy and daughter left for
CloudcrOft this morning They Will be
gone the entire summer.
Mrs. G. n. orr, who has been visit
ing Dallas. Texas. is now spending a
few days in Mcdowell. Ala
Mrs A C. Teas expects TO leave in a
few davs for Arkansas and Ohio, where
she will visit for an indefinite length
Mrs. r. B. Rawlins and small son,
Burton will leave in a few days for
Venice California, where they viii re-
main for the summer.
Miss Ruth Baron viii visit her sister.
Mrs Andrew Roth. in Cleveland. before
returning to her home in FL Paso. She
has been attending school in the east.
Mrs Martha Clary will leave the lat
Ter part of the week for various points
i'm Tennessee She viii spend most of
her time visiting her daughter in Nash
Mrs ISABEL Conway and daughter
will leave this afternoon r0r Long
Reach Calf. where they Will spend
the summer They VIII not return I'M
Ms Edwin Wisburn and family
will leave in few days for Cenice
calf. where they will spend the sum
mer. Mr. Wisburn viii join them later
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Norris left on the
Golden State this afternoon for DeS
Moines. Iowa. Chicago and other east
Ern points Ine- Will return ABOUT the
first OF August.
Mrs NJ. c. Tracy will leave in few
DAYS for various points in California.
where she viii visit friends and rela-
tfves for the summer months She viii
not return until about the last Of
August.
Miss Aron Craig left Friday night
for Abilene. Texas, where she Will visit
her grandmother. Mrs. J. s Manley
Tor the summer months Her mother.
Mrs. j. A Craig. and sister, Miss
kathryn Craig. will join her about the
first of July They will remain until
the first OF September.
Mrs c. L. Overstreet. accompanied
by her children, Adelaide and Charles
OveTstreet, left Tuesday morning for
New York city. where they will be
Joined about the first Of September by
Rev Mr.. Overstreet. who expects to
spend the winter studying. on their
way Mrs. Overstreets party win visit
san Antonio and New Orleans. They
will later go to Franklin. Indiana. for
the summer before taking up their
residence i'm New York.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-03
Weddings.

Miss Lou Wood and Guy Morgan. both
OF FL Paso. were married Thursday
night at the Methodist parsonage in
Las Cruces. Rev. T. l. Lallauce, pastor
Of the Las Cruces Methodist church.
officiating.
The wedding Of Mrs Magdalena
Guara TO Ray Phillips viii take place
Monday morning at the home Of the
bride on FL Paso street Mrs Guara is
a member of a well known family OF
Taos. y. N Mr.. Phillips lives in Ell
Paso-
Miss Annie Stolaroff. daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. A StoIaroff, and Carl Halpern.
Of New York City. viii be married in
New York Sunday, June 4. Mr.. and
Mrs A Stolaroff J. StOlarOff. uncle OF
the bride. and his daughter. Miss jamie
Stolaroff, are in New York and will at
tend the wedding Miss StOlarOff Is a
popular young musician Of this city
and is well known in both musical and
social circles She has just completed
2 course Of music at the institute Of
musical arts OF New York The young
couple viii spend their honeymoon Wis
iting at the various eastern beaches be
fore coming 10 FL Paso. where they will
make their future home
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-03
Womer's Organizations.

Friday afternoon at the home OF Mrs.
r. o. Dow on Grant avenue. the Tri-
angie missionary society Of the First
Christian church gave Mrs. ". 7. Haves
a very pleasant surprise. After a
snort program games were played.
Miss Ruth Burns presented Mrs. HAYES
with Book Of Poems" in behalf of
the society The color scheme Of pink
and white was carried out in the sweet
pea decorations and the ice course
served later in the afternoon. Those
present were Mesdames W T. Hayes.
Charles Hamel and A NJ Dow. Misses
Ida Willett, Ruth Burns Donna Hale.
LOvette Cassens. Grace Stevenson. Helen
Hay, Alice Dow and Mildred Dow
The boys present were Wade Hamel
Claude Hamel Harry Kreamer and
Clarence HameI
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-03
Cards.

Mrs. D. c. sutton entertained The
Half and Half Bridge CLUB at its
final meeting of the season. at her
apartments on North OchOa street.
Friday afternoon There were no deco
rations- The only guest Of the after
noon. Mrs W G. Raum. was also the
prize winner for high schore- An ice
course was served at the close of the
games.
Mrs Il. F. Mueller entertainsl 1T
bridge F~i@-tv r"o-ning at her home
in the knickerbOcker araprtUen.s on
Mesa avenue. Sweet peas. white
daisies ana ported ferns formed. white
decOrats tens Mrs. r. +. McGintie sang
several vocal solos. accompanied 10y
Mrs J. Monroe Proctor on the piano.
Punch was enjoyed during the morn
ing and at the close Of the games a
two course luncheon was served. The
prizes were won by Mrs. T. F. Windsor,
for high score: Mrs. T. J. Stafford
who held second honors. and Airs. Fred
Bauer. winner of third score Mrs
Mueller was assisted in entertaining
her guests by Mrs. l. F. McGintle and
her daughter Mss Gladys Mueller.
Those who enjoyed Mrs Muellers
hospitality We're MesdameS w g. Roe,
C. Z Kelly. J. c. Rous. G. q. Wood
ward T. 2 McGintie. T. J. Stafford,
G ". Young. r. B. Alberts. +. F.
Windsor. G r Brownie. H. W Blum.
Tom White ". J. QuiEley. J. Monroe
Proctor. II J. Simmons, Fred Bauer.
Harry Kiester. II. 7. Mueller and Miss
Gladys Mueller
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-03
Going Somewhere.

We. 4Vesterners. when we
want 10 90 somewhere ike a
good auto. a good road and a
clear way; and then on we
rush. and deliriously enjoy the
eating up Of the road at the
rate of so, so, or more miles
an hour. Sometimes we never
get there. something smsshes
and a Mexican and his 2x4
team hauls Us to an iguomi-
nous retreat
It isn't the getting there
that is chief, it is the kind Of
folk we are in the going.
The chief thing about the
auto is the character Of the
folks sat in it. The road
Is not a charm separating US
from our object, it Is a part
of the object to be lived upon
and enioved. What we are to-
dav and here Is more import
ant than where We are to-
morrow. Miles Hanson.
Subject Sunday-'Life's Sat
isfactiOns-
FIRST CONGREGATIONAL
CHURCH
1900 Block. IL Blocks North
Of Boulevard.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-03
Dinners. Luncheons. Teas.

Sunday. at her home on Hutton street
Mrs H A Butler will give a farewell
luncheon to L Diamond. who will
leave Sunday night for Chicago to re-
main two or three months on business.
Robert ElmOre entertained q number
OF his friends Friday night with a stag
party and dinner at his home on Wheel
ing street. in honor Of MAYO Hamilton.
who IS leaving in a few days for Car
rlzozo, New Mexico Interesting games
were played Music was furnished by
the different guests. Mr.. and Mrs A.
H. ElmOre were assisted in entertain
ing their sons guests by Mrs Hamfl-
Ton, mother OF the honored guest Those
present We're De Witte Booth NavO
Hamilton Hugh McKemy. Ivan Scotch.
Andy Cohen. Oliver Olson. Tom john
son. BOY Scotch. William Aguirre. Ed
ward woodward and Robert EImore.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-03
GOV. JOHNSON DECLARES
PREFERENCE OF ROOSEVELT

Chicago, Ill. June among the
prominent Progressives 90 arrive to-
day were Hiram W. Johnson and
Chester Roweu OF California. and
James r. Garfield, Ohio. who immed-
lately went into conference with
George W. Perkins and Orner Pro-
gTessive leaders Gov. johnson said:
col Roosevelt has made the issues
for this campaign II would be incOn-
sistent for the Republicans to take the
issues without the man"
Chester Rowen said he would oppose
any long delay by the Progressive
convention in making a presidential
nomination.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-03
Desecrates American
Flag; Gets 80 Days In
Prison and $1,000 Fine

New York. June 2--Bouch White,
pastor % the Church OF the Social
Revolution. Who Thursday night par
ticipated in the burning of the
American flag and other national m
blems in the rear OF his church. tod
was found guilty by the court OF
special sessions Of desecrating the
American emblem and was sentenced
to 80 days in the Denitentiary and to
pay a fine Of $1,000.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-03
about EIPascons.

Mr. and Mrs r 7 Wilson are the
parents Of a baby boy. born at their
home eight miles down the valley. on
Mrs L T ROBBIE has returned TO her
home on San Antonio street. after a
successful operation last week at Prov
idence hospital
M and Mrs. A Levy have moved
from their former residence on Wvo-
ming street TO the new Silvia apart-
ments on Ochoa and River streets.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-03
MISS MOLLA BJURSTERT.
MRS. YOUNG IS ELECTED
TREASURER OF FEDERATION

New York. June Members OF the
beard Of directors OF the General Fed
Grafton OF Women's Clubs met here TO
day and elected Mrs. William B.
Young Of Jacksonville, Florida. treas
urer OF the federation 1t was decided
70 hold the next council meeting Of
the Federation at New Orleans in
r0r-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-03

Theresa Portey- The members present
were Mesdames j. l. Graham " X
Wright. G. n Thomas. r. Ravnor. ".
s Pogers. Joseph HurxthaI. John cam
eron. Lynn Reid. L. NJ Hervev. ". r.
Watson " c. Wlcher, J. L. Graham,
and J. 5 Graham. Misses Alice Pen
derry and Theresa Portey- The next
meeting will lie held at the home Of
Mrs. Joseph Hurxthal, on Frutas street
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-03

TafeI will be al the school Monday
June .. Tuesday, June 8. and Thurs
day June Z, from nine TO twelve and
from four TO six. to register pupils FOR
next year. and 10 plan courses for pu-
pills both new and old Early registra-
ton is advisab BILE. especially If summer
work is to be accomplished, or if spe-
cial elective courses are desired for
next year-Adv.