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La Junta tribune., 1916-09-23
SOME MORE SHORT ONES.

Mrs. II $, shrum spent the week
with friends In Pueblo and also at
tended the State fair.
MIR. and Mrs. J. H. Richman, OF
villa Grove, Ill, are expected to ar
rive In this city next Monday for an
extended visit with the families OF
.C, T.. Marshall and Ed. Marshall.
Mrs. Richman II II sister OF Mrs. e.
T. Marshall.
We see by the Holton Recorder
that Guy V. Price OF La Junta, has
been elected TO the chair of Eng
lish In Campbell University. situat.
I'D at Ilolton Kansas. Prof. Price Ia
a graduate of La Junta High school
his parents living on farm near
La Fowler Advertiser.
Mr., and Mrs. Il, J. liaylcs. and
little daughter Betty. OF Fort Madi-
son. Iowa. arrived In this city sun
day morning and are the guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Davis. on Belle
view avenue. Mr.. and Mrs Hayes
went TO Colorado Springs Thursday.
and spent n couple OF days.
Marriag. licenses have been issued
during the week 10 r. G. ~. Clair Of
Quincy. H.. and Miss Hazel Murphy.
OF wichita. Kan: II. J. Reddick. and
Miss Nellie Elizabeth winslow. both
OF plcasantop. Kan. and Jordcn MI
iingH. OF La Junta and Miss Cofnelia
Ruth Sanders. OF Las Animas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Woods ar
rived In this city Wednesday and
spent until Thursday with Mr.. Woods
father. =. u. Wood. Mr.. and Mrs.
Woods were married In Denver .
week ago and have been spending
their honeymoon In Kansas City aal
were en- route back 10 their hsns h
Deaver.
La Junta tribune., 1916-09-23
Otrro County Hard 10 HAT

J. =. Miller. stcrctary Of the Otcro
Agricultural club. departed for the
State Fair Saturday last with the
exhibit from this county. One OF
the greatest advertising features
this exhibit could ever expect TO
receive Ia the fact that II goes 20 the
state Fair on pay basis and will
not enter In the competing prize
lists ~ the fair board has assured
other counties they will not have to
face this competition. Many counties
have nisnifisd their desire 70 enter
exhibits at the state fair but only
with the understanding thAt 0tsfo
ceuaty wosld ~ basFs1 fsoo coaps-
sitioa.-Reeky Fes1 0ooseee.
La Junta tribune., 1916-09-23
Max Addington Back With Us.

Max Addington arrived In La
Junta last Thursday from Delta.
where he has been playing with the
team OF that city since leaving here
after the wind up and finish OF the
Arkansas Valley League season.
Max played in about twenty games
as a member of the Delta team.
and only lost one OF them. and Of
course won the championship of the
Western Slope Some ball player,
that man Max. surely. Mr.. Adding
ton has accepted a position with the
Santa Fe aud will spend the winter
In La luna.
La Junta tribune., 1916-09-23
Local Officers Captured bad Mexican

undersherin Steward and Deputy
Sheriff Louis Beach distinguished
themselves last Friday by capturing
a Mexican bad man by the name of
Juan Veldez. who has been success
full in eluding and bluiling various
officers in Colorado ever since he es-
capped from the penitentiary at Santa
Fe. n. NJ. in April last The local
officers caught him unawares at
Swink. and had him covered before
he was able to do any blufing. He
was landed in the Otero county bas-
tile without any trouble. and an Of
fetal from the penitentiary at Santa
Fe took him back to that place on
No last Wednesday
Valdez was serving out a term In
the penitentiary at Santa Fe for
horse stealing and succeeded In es-
Gaping from that institution in April.
Since then he has had several en-
counters with the officers in Las AMI
mas county. and on one occasion held
up a deputy sheriff of that county
and took his gun away from him.
On another occasion he succeeded in
getting away from seven deputies
who had him surrounded. A reward
of $50 was offered for his capture.
which will be turned over to the local
officers
La Junta tribune., 1916-09-23

ditional votes for every dollar that
YOU send or bring TO the Contest De
partment on or before September
2sth. Mt . y. m.
Remember. that for every $1,000
YOU will receive 10000 EXTRA
VOTES. besides the rcgualr num-
bcr OF votes allowed on each sub
scription.
Contestants do not need to hold
on TO the money they have collected
for subscriptions until they have
secured $1,000. but may send the
money to cover subscriptions as ra-
pidly as convenient. A correct record
Will be kept OF all money sent by the
various contestants and at the close
OF the offer ballot will bo made out
to cover the entire bonus the contest
ant may have earned.
We have covered the Special or
fer plan 80 thoroughly that We feel
certain each and every contestant
understands perfectly the plan. and
II hardly seems necessary TO dwell
further upon the adyisabIlity OF get
ting those promised subscriptions
into this offlcc on or before Sept.
goth. at . .. m.
The time II growing short for the
candidates 10 hustle votes" In Tho
Tribune contest. Less than four
weeks from now and the campaign
VIII come TO close. and the list OF
prizes will become the property Of
the energetic young women who
have appreciated the opportunities
held out TO them. and have earn
estly strivcn. with the result that
victory has responded TO their call
and they have been declared the
winners Of the handsome awards
The prospect Of winning = touring
car 10 suaacient 70 enthuse even the
most 1ukewarm one among the con.
fHanANas w - fAnA DARnN
La Junta tribune., 1916-09-23
Engineer Gholson Instantly Killed

Engineer Ralph W Gholson, a
former we'll known resident of La
Junta. was instantly killed last
Wednesday morning at l:45 O'Clock.
when the west bound California
Limited was derailed one mile east
OF Kingman. Ariz. Gholson and his
fireman, II. A. Osborn. were both
killed when the engine rolled over
several times down a small embank-
ment. The engine, dining car and
one sleeping car left the track. and
four or five passengers. two cooks
and two walters were seriously in
jured.
Engineer Gholson was we'll
known in La Junta, and was fire
man out of this city for a number
OF years. He left La Junta about
six years ago. At the time OF his
death he was aged "a years. 5
months and days. He Is survived
by his father, James Gholson. and
Miss Francis Gholson, of Joplin,
Mo, who arrived in this city on No.
IL yesterday morning. The remains
of the deceased are expected to ar
rive in La Junta this morning.
The funeral will take place Sun
day afternoon at o'clock from the
home of La Junta Lodge, No. 701,
h. =. o T., OF which the deceased
had been member for a number of
years. Interment will take place IN
Fairview cemetery beside the re-
mains of a sister who is buried
there.
La Junta tribune., 1916-09-23
EAST HOLl.ROOk

H. b. Yodcr has secured posses.
sion of the Ford formerly belonging
to ". II. Snyder.
Miss Donia Clark. OF Bowling
Green. Kentucky, arrived here last
week to make an extended visit with
her sister. Mrs. John Osborn.
Rev. ]. X. Bislcr. OF Eikhart. Ind.
who II making brief tour OF the
middl. west. spent several days here
last week visiting acquain,ancas and
also conducted services nj the East
Holbrook church. Friday and Satur-
day evenings and Sunday morning.
John Doyle arrived here last week
from his HON. near Brandon. and ~
visiting his broth.r-in-law. Mike
Bradinh. He In making arrangements
to winter his large herd OF horses
here. The dry weather OF the past
summer burned up practically all
the feed In his vicinity.
The East End school opened last
week with Miss Pauline shultx of
La Junta. as teacher. As soon as
the new school building is finished
an additional teacher will be EN-.
ployed TO teach the higher grades
and all grades up 10 the eighth will
be given. thereby saving = number
Of pupils the time and expense nee.
essary 70 90 70 some more distant
acheol % they are doing now.
La Junta tribune., 1916-09-23
First Meeting In Thirty .One Years

The home OF Mrs. W. &. Enoch.
at tl3 Ration avenue was the scene
OF n most happy event about three
weeks ago. when the mother. Mrs.
s. Ross. OF Ripley Okla. and Mrs.
J. Manger. OF Sanger. Calf. had the
pleasure OF meeting each other for
the first time In thirty-one years.
The two ladies are sisters. and many
years ago duties called each In dit.
ferent directions and circumstances
have been such that II was impos-
sible for them to meet again until
this summer when they planned TO
meet each other In this city.
They spent some time together In
Colorado Springs but most OF the
time was spent In this city. until last
Friday when they each left for their
respective homes. on Thursday af-
ternoon. before they left. Mrs. Enooh
entertained u number OF friends In
their honor. The time was spent
In visiting. and later n two course
lunch was served.
La Junta tribune., 1916-09-23
il~pssbiicsns Organize for CasnpaIsa

Last Saturday afternoon the local
candidates on the republican ticket
with the committeeman and commit
t.cwomcn elected at the recent pri'
mary election met at Woodman hall
and organized for the coming cam
paisn. o. ". Bundy. Of Swink. was
elected chairman Of the republican
county central committee. and Mary
J. Anderson. Of Rocky Ford. vice
chairman. r. W. HAskins. secretary.
AdAitionai vice ehairmen were elect.
"a - feiiews: n. O. Dalton. Ia Jun.
u: II p. Carved. Reeky Ford; ".
". 0Dsasss. Maasasela; Des 0lsss.
sev1ss. aal I. ". 0tfiekjss. Chssav.
La Junta tribune., 1916-09-23
Re,lpath Lyccum Course

The Methodist Brotherhood mas
arranged for the appearance In TINS
city during the coming winter OF
five numbers of the Redpath Lyceum
Course. The season will open Oc-
tober 9Th and close March goth, and
the very low price OF 81 for adult
tickets and 81 for children's tickets
has been made The talent secured
for this year is much stronger than
last year. and costs considerably
more money. but the price OF season
tickets will be even lower than last
year. The talent that has been Sc
cured for the season includes the
following:
October. 6th-The American Quar-
tette.
November 7th-Mount Vernon
Singing Party.
December 2d-Nels Darling.
January l9th-Killarney Girls.
March 2Oth-Edward Amherst
OFT.
The American Quartette. which
will be the opening number at the
Methodist church on October 9Th
contains an exceptional coterie OF
talent, and includes the following:
First tenor and pianist. ii. U.
Thompson; second ttnor. saxaphone
and cartoonist. Clayton Conard (;
baritone. cellist and whistler, Paul
Fairchild: basso. reader and violin
list, l.. Z. Gilbert; The program for
the evening is as follows:
Stars and Stripes ......... .Sousa
Instrumental Quartette
Long. Long Trail Whitmark
instruments and Voices
Hark. the Trumpet Calleth. .....
........ Dudley Buck
Lead Kindly Light. -. Dudl-y Buck
Male Quartette
Simple Confession ....... .Thome
Cello Solo
Mtxican Nightingale -. DE Cora
whisling Solo
American Indian. Crayon Conception
Clayton Conard
Salua D'Armour ......... Elgar
Hungarian Dance No. 6. Brahms
Violin, Cello. Piano
Shooting OF Dan McGrew. .. Service
Reading l.. 4. Gilbera
Somewhere a Voice Is Calling. Taae
Boys of the Old Brigade Parks
Male Quartette
Polish Dance ........ Wiena"ski
Violin Solo. l.. W. Gilbert
Little Children OF the War. ....
.......... Crayon CONCEPTION
Clayton Conard
Tenor Solo ,.........'... selected
Harry Thompson
Medley OF Popular Songs. Witmark
instruments and Voices
Perfect Day ...........''.. BOND
instruments and Voices
Illustrated by Clayton Conard
La Junta tribune., 1916-09-23
Industrial Association Meeting

On Thursday evening OF next week
the annual meeting and banquet Of
the La Junta Industrial Association
Will take place In the basement Of
the Presbyterian church. The cleo
tion OF directors Of the association
for the ensuing year will take place
and II In hoped that every member
Of this organization will make II a
point to be present. A committee
consisting Of NJ. r. Miller. J. l.. GILL;
land and +. =. Austin has prepared
a very interesting programme for
this occasion. which Is as follows:
Report OF Committee on MIX
Condensary .......-.....-..C. Il Buckley
What the Industrial Association
Has Done During the year
-------..-..-.--...,--.. c. {. Hearnsberger
Our City Beautiful &C. a. Kilgore
The Possibilities OF a Summer
Resort In the CEDAR. .....R. Phillips
Open Forum: Three minute speeches
on things the La Junta Industrial
Association should do During the
Coming Year.
G. W. Milliken. Dean Kendall and
John Hunter have been appointed to
ofiiciate as a committee to look after
the sale OF tickets for the dinner.
La Junta tribune., 1916-09-23


Murphy Wyrick. OF DE Ridder. La,
has enrolled as member of the Sc
nior class.
a meeting of the schedule com
mittee OF the Southern Colorado
Northern New Mexico league which
Will arrange the football schedule
for 1861. will be held at Hotel
sherman Saturday morning. The
towns which will be represented are:
Rocky Ford. Walsenburg. Trinidad.
Ration, La Junta. Wiley. Holly. Las
Animas. Lamar.
The end of the first two weeks OF
school finds total enrolment OF
223. in the high school. an increase
OF ten over the opening enrolment
Of last year The proportion OF
students which are taking the com
bined four year high and CONNER
cial course Is greatly increased and
this threatens to becom. an import
ant factor In the curriculum OF the
school.
La Junta tribune., 1916-09-23
Literary Prospects

Literary activities will commence
next week with the organizing OF
debating class under the direction OF
Miss Hun. This class will take up
the study of various stages OF argu-
mentation. and working up OF ma
terial and practice of delivery. II is
hoped that La Junta will produce a
victorious set OF debaters this year.
as for the last two years 1t has been
rather unlucky In this line OF inter-
scholastic endeavor. As there Is
plenty OF good material. which
should. under the able direction OF
Miss Hun. produce wonders. there Is
no doubt that we shall win fame In
other than athletic fields.
La Junta tribune., 1916-09-23

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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-02-17

THanGo Sc G:"ija / atguua de las
IaSas anLnciahaS mcnc:Dn2 este
peri0dica.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-02-17

Cuartp - Gjrja a a'GunaS 1T las
:.>a> aauuriaG. ~, mructGnc este
gcriG0irO.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-02-17

Cu"us.o u di":ja = alguna dc las
ca>,> auuacjadaS, mcnci0Rc este
P"gi1iiro.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-02-17

~3easclo Loz4
sG2 G5s5S7ka 9t.-21u A@-ozlo, J.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-11-17
ALEXANDER IS
in AT TENDANCE
At SESSIONS.
of the National Councillors of
the Chamber Of Commerce
inWashington City.

(By G. w. Duddernr, secretary Of tho
bonrd Of trade.l
The board OF directors OF tho Unitcd
States Chamber OF Commerce having
bLforO Il resolutions from large num-
Der OF constituent bodies asking for m
Investigation and referendum on the
subject OF proposed legislation Affect
Ing railroads, has authorized the crca-
ton Of special committee to deal with
It. The directors also authorized a
call for meeting OF tho national
councillors OF tho chamber to be held
Friday and Saturday, November IL and
1s. at Washington. d. c. lis expected
that between 300 and 400 councillors
Will he present to receive any report
which The special committee on rails
roads may have ready and to advise
the directors in what way the chamber
should be represented before tho New
lands joint committee OF Congress-
which begins ttR hearings the follow
Ing AiondaY. November 20. It Is yet to
be decided which of the two methods
avGtlnble under tho bylaws OF the
RationAi chamber will be used for ex-
pressing business sentiment refer
endum or action by the chamber as
senlbled in annual or special meeting
Tde Clarkshurg Board of Trade has
been keeping In close toucn with this
movement, and G. B. Alexander, ma
tional councillor, representing our or
Eanfzation, is attending this conference
and will advise US rs to such action as
our board OF directors will be request
ed to take The draft OF a resolution
has been submitted by the Railway
Pusiness Association OF New York.
cory Of which Is IN the hands OF Mr..
Alexander and his advice nth regard
thereto will be given us after the con
ference to guide our further actions In
the premises.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-11-17
Personal

G. w. Matthews. o; Wheeling. is
here on a business mission.
9. 3. Turner, OF Warrington. Is
in the city.
Mrs. John Wilson. OF Wheeling. 1s
visiting Mrs. LuciuH Hoge.
Mrs. Irving Culver and little daugh-
ter have returned to their home at
Asbury Park. N. ]. While IN the city
Mrs. Culver was a guest OF Mrs. John
Hill at Adamston.
Homer Wolfe was here Friday from
West Milford
Taylor ward. Of Peel Troe. visited
the city Friday.
Mrs. H II Jackson. Mrs. emerson
Bell, Mrs. Thomas Miller and Mrs T..
A. Neill, all8of Fairmont, spent Thurs
day at the home Of Mrs. j. j. Evans on
Dale avenue.
r. r. Nuzum, OF the Loudon-Nuzun
Electrotype Company. Of milwaukee,
Wis. WHO has been here attending the
funeral Of his brother. George Nuzuln,
will return home Monday.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-11-17
Intsitute PProcrnrn.

The following program viii be OBJ
served at the Sunday school insti-
tute to be held under the auspices
OF the West Virginia Sunday School
Association Wednesday. Thursday
ana Friday. November %, % and
-. in the First Presbyterian church.
here:
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON AND
NIGHT SESSIONS.
Speakers-Afr. Walter A. Snow.
general secretary West Virginia sun
day School Association. Mrs. Ella
Morris Snow. elementary specialist.
THURSDAY AFTERNOON AND
NIGHT SESSIONS.
Speakers Mrs. C. w. Shinn. To-
ledo educational director, Ashland
Avenue Baptist Church. Mr.. Alfred
Day. Syracuse. N. Y, Tho Teacher
in the Sunday School and the Home
FRIDAY AFTERNOON AND NIGHT.
SESSIONS.
speakersDr. Frank N. Palmer.
Bible study Leader Please Bring
Your Bible" Mrs. George n. Geyer.
Xenia. o.. adult specialist.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-11-17
CONFERENCE
On Telephone Merger Will Be
Held at Salem Friday Of
Next Week.

Representatives of the Clurksburg
board OF trade and the Salem board
OF trade met at the board OF trade
headquarters hore Thursday night to
discuss the proposed scheduleofr rates
and tolls6to become effective when the
telephone merger has been completed.
possibly about tho flrRt or tho year.
There aro some fenturos about this
schedule that Rro not satisfactory to
tho organizations represented and q
conference has been arranged with.
the representatives OF tho telephone
company to be held Mt Salem next
Friday. November "a. at which con
ference tho GlnrksburE board OF
anxious to bring about an amlcabla
adjustment OF tho differences now
seeming to exist and 1t is hoped that
this can bo done Mt the conference
next Friday,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-11-17

suit Of blue serge, with a bouquet OF
white chrysanthemuuls on the left
lapel Of his coat, and the bride wore a
gown of blue silk crepe de chine and
g boquet OF cream rose buds.
The room was gracefully decorated
with hrysanthernums which made the
surroundings of q most tasteful and
Joyous nature.
After the ceremony the guests were
invited into the dining room WHARF
sumDtuous and bountiful dinner was
served.
The happy couple will reside at
Salem, whore tho bridegroom is en-
gagged In business.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-11-17
EARILY ACTION
To StrenGthen AdansOn Law
on Part of Connress is
Predicted by Author.

WASHINGTON. NOV. IT.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 17.At a
special meeting of the charm Der Of
commerce Of the United States Fri
day, Representa- Adamaon, author
of the eight-hour railroad law and
vice CHAIRMAN of the congressional
committee about to Investigate the
whole subject Of transportation, pre-
dicted that Congress would not wait
for the committee srecord to speedily
enact legislation to make impossible
such national paraly sLs as was threat
ened a few months ago.
The chamber is holding a special
meeting as preliminary to the be-
ginning Of the congressional inves-
tigation.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-11-17
To Hold Raznnr.

The Ladies Aid Society OF the
.stealey Heights Methodist Episcopal
church VIII hold bazaar and lunch
In the new Ogden building on Main
street near Second street Wednesday,
November %. Fancy and useful ar
ticles at reasonable prices will be for
sale and nlso such good things to eat
as fruit cake By the pound, home made
candy, cake and bread. Go and help
the good ladies OF the youngest con-
gregation in the city and watch for
further notice OF good things to be had
at this SALE
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-11-17
-..conanaen "a oaee 81,
OF INTEREST 10 WOMEN
Quick Graham Rrend.

One and onc-half pints thick. sour
milk, three-quarters cup moiasses.
two tablespoons OF soda and one-ha1f
teaspoon OF salt Dissolve soda in a
little warm water and mix with the
above, then quickly add enough gra-
ham -four to make stiff batter with
onc-half cup of chopped nutrneats, and
also raisins without seeds Pour into
huttered baking powder tins and bake
about one hour in a moderate oven.
When cold slice thin and butter, put
ting two rounds together, then cutting
them in two.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-11-17
C0CHRASE PROMOTED.
nrEe,AL ~ Z rELEaaAn,

tsrKeIAL 70 THE ELEaRAh3
FA1RMCST, Nov. Announce
r1ent was made here Friday that 8. 8.
Cochrane. who has been for some time
manager of all plants In West vir-
gfnil of the Owens Bottle Machine
Company. has been promoted to the
position OF factory manager Of all the
company's plants In the United States.
This action was taken at recent
meeting OF the directors Of the COM
.pany at Toledo, o., but was not of1c-
tally announced until Friday.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-11-17
Windnn-Fnrd.

"A very tasteful wedding occurred at
the residence of Charles Windon on
Water street at Salem Wednesday at
.3:15 o'clock. It being the twenty-hfth
birthday of Ralph Windon he com
nemorated the same by taking unto
himself Miss Esta. daughter OF H. D.
Ford, of Doddridge county. as a wife.
The ceremony was performed By the
Rev. C. H Cox, D. D., of Hendricks.
Christ
The bridegroom was dressed in a
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-11-17
COUNT HALTED.
- ;, 3

HTAsaeeIArKe rREGar
PITTSBURG. Nov. 17.--Count In
the Thtrty-second congressional dis
trtct was halted Friday until Judges
0McFarlane and Carpenter could de-
eide whether they had the power to
order the ballot boxes opened to de-
termine discrepancies between the
tally and return sheets. Representa-
tive Barchfeld had a net gain OF
twenty-four votes in the districts
counted.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-11-17
MINER KLLLEO.
n a Local Mine at Redwood
When a Coal. Car Runs
over Him.

The remains OF Howard Kincaid
We're taken through the city Friday
afternoon from fleetwood to Fair
mont for burial Saturday. He was
instantly killed Thursday while at
work in the saxman coal mine ut
Fleetwood. He was on coal car
and in attempting to climb over the
side Of the car. he was knocked down
by rock He fell beneath sthe
wheels and was crushed to death.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-11-17
.B1,le Glass Social.

The men Of Clarksburg are invit-
ed to a social session Of the McClel-
land Bible class this Friday night.
Music. instrumental and vocal. lit
tie speaking. some eating and drink
ing and much getting acquainted will
form the program. Go at 1890
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-11-17
RESIGNS POSITION.

Fred Bil1ingslea. who has been
connected for some time as salesman
at Eoar and Whites store, has re-
signed his position to accept one as
manager OF the musical department
of the Palace Furniture and Piano
Company. In the few months Mr..
Billingslea has been in the city. he
has made q host OF friends, all OF
whom will be glad to hear OF his adj
vancement.