davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1917-05-24
: 6,s71,S67.64
Total Liabilities 49,.

DC |1,ooi.of
RECEiPTs
Premiums received dur
ing the year in Cash. 5.087.S73.99
Interest. Rents and Divi-
dends received during
Deposit Premiums writ
ten on perpetual risks
Received from or credit
ed Home Ofhce..:..... 1.ss4.7l
From agents balances
previously charged off 44O. 80
Amount received from all
other sources, gross
profit on sale or ma
turity of bonds ...... 25,3s2.45
: N1 ESTABLISHMENTS '4'4'S'l.S'
Losses paid during the
Dividends. Commission
and Brokerage paid
during the ear. ...... 1,040,712,49
Paid for Salaries, Fees.
Take and o h
Amount of all other Dis
bu:sementS ......... $40. 81 25
Total Disbursements. $ 5.2s1.s47.s3
NORTH DAKOTA BUSINESS
Total risks taken during
Total Premiums received
during the year....... 33,O55,32
Total Losses incurred
during the year...... l9,3l5.4l
Total amount of Losses
paid during the year.. l3.ss4.4l
Office of Commissioner Of Insurance.
l. S. A: Olsness. Commissioner Of In
surance OF the State of North Dakota.
do hereby, certify that the foregoing
ment now on file in this Office.
In testimony whereof. l have here
unto set my hand and affixed the sea.
Of this ONCE at Bismarck the list day
fSEAL) s. A. OLsNEss.
Commissioner Of Insurance.
STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA.
Office OF Commissioner Of Insurance.
coMPANx ngr fEHT5E1cATE OF
Whereas. The North British and Mar
camille Insurance Company. 8 corpora
ton organized under the laws OF Great
Britain. has filed in this Office a sworn
statement exhibiting its condition ana
Der 81. 1916. conformable to the re-
quirements OF the laws OF this state.
regulating the business Of Insurance.
Whereas, The sale Company has fled
In this office a duly certified copy of its
charter with certificate Of organization
IN compliance with the requirements
oA!Hc INSURANCE laws aforesaid.
Now. therefore, I. S. A. Olsness, Com
missioner Of Insurance Of the State Of
North Dakota, pursuant to the provi-
sions of said laws. do hereby certify
that the above named Company is fully
empowered. through its authorized
agents. to transact its appropriate
business Of Authorized Insurance in
this state according to the laws there
OF. until the sist day Of March.
A. D. 1918.
In testimony whereof. have bore
unto set my hand and seal at Bismarck.
this LIST day Of April. A.. D. 1917.
sSEAL) S. A. OLSNESS,
Commissions OF Insurance.,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-01-20
In mexicano perecI6 en-
I'D incendio en- Mar.
tindale, Texas

MAnTINDALE. Texas. Enero IS.
FL dia - del corriente a las cinco
dc ia mahana Sc declare un incendio
en- uno de- los cuartos dc Ia casa del
s.. c. F. Flores. en- el que habitaha
iii an .iano llamado MaXimino Gar
cja. originario de Guerrero. Tama"-
Iipas, Mexico. Guicn p~ereCi0 entire las
llamas. sin cue nadie pudiera pres
tarlc auxiiio. pues cuando Sc deScu-
brio cl irccndio va "a cadaver 4
consccucncia de las quemaduras que
recibi6. Sc c~cc que 81 anciano Gar
cia puso lumbrc on el cuarto cuando
So crtveg6 al sucMo Y fue ESQ 10 que
ocasior6 el incendio.
FL ST.. Flores tuvo algunas perdi-
das en- mercancias quemadas, e i@ual
suerte hubicra corrido su autOm0vil.
81 no hubiera sido por el oportunc
auxilio de sus vecinos. Que. acudieron
voluntariamcnte a extinguir el fuego.
Aver tuvo lugar otrc incend:o Ell
la casa del ST.. Henry Fuller a las
cinco de la manana bora en- que tOda
su familia estaba durmiendo Y a dE-
a penas pudieron escapar del pell-
gro Que les amenazaba, no asi el con-
tenido de la casa. que fue del TODD
destruido por el fuego.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-01-20
multadas 372
personals por escuRr
en- lugares plbIicos

Trirlrana Especial para IA rI,ENSS.
NUEVA YOEk. Enero 19.-La cru
"a ia Que esti llevaEGo p Cabo el De-
rartamento de Salubridad para que
d.Sminuyan los caSoS DC muerte por
Intermediates transmisiblcs, dis por
yesuitado que iucran multados tres
2icntos setenta Y dos iMdividuos por
esc'ipir en- lugarcS puhlicos, III varios
triDunalcs de polic!a de esta ciudad.
La mayor partc de los infractOres
fueron multados en- uno Y dos d0lares
cada uno.
La gripa Y Ia Hulmonia que ahora
re;nan en- tuda Ia ciudad. Sc tr2smi-
ten facilmente cscUpicrdo en- los lu-
cares ~pubIcos, scgin Ia autcrizada
opinion del pr. Haven Emers;n. Co.
n~ii.ionado de Saiubr:dad, quien inicio
la campana contra los que tienen La
maia costumbre de cScupir en el pi-
so de oficinas. s~alones. tcatros, etc
piJo ell refcrido facuItativo que era
n~ecesario tom;ar medidas energjcas
para desterrar esa antihigicnica COS
tumbre. Ag2eg5 cue In Ultima sonia
ra habian muert2 dos mil sctenla y
yeis personals dc @ripa ' pu!monia,
las que col2pa1aaas con mil ochocien-
las novcnta y cinco que hab!an muer
to ie csas Intermediates Ia semana
anterior, inI;caba n notable aumen-
to en- cl tino e Ia mortalidad.
La nayr: rtTte de esas muertes,
clio para terminar el II Emerson,
nucden SCI ocasionadas por el habito
de escup!r en- iugarcs publicos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-01-20
bCpSA / UN0S ANARCHISTS
De QUE kTENTABbN CONTRA
Ii VIDA De WILSON
Ia AGuSACICN Ii HtCE FL S{CRETARIO
CJNHA ANTE Ell JURADO QUE lUzGA
IT.. J. MOONEY EN- fSA CiUDAD

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SAN HNo,"ON ~ 49,,
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JUe" "e u'9'''''' '"n-'
d" que i"oh'"S '
!oS rfspo! N""''H "'' :.
las "'0 ::.
HaI""" '' Lawn - ~ L.
'"''''"'. pei ',.''l "T,. D"
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LOS N''' ">'.. p..a,mm
",'''@"' 90" r. IT,,
FIG J. Ao''''' S'''o' va :
Sei'!d J olFoS ",'"' P"'>'"S' ' T"'
explosion De IA 'o".'" o'"4I''" r 80
ante III para"" e' '"'',
va ',''' -" 49,
'"S "'''."'"S H"'
S"doS'
Los r'''S'S I1""'''"H POI
nero" h"'ho+ "H'' CT J"L""" gus
tuz@a i Mooney p"f q "e'''" "' ""-
r'r'aio. Gamma an" que Pfoo"' 1t
9ie eI acUS'''o 'S''"" g" comm
VIA con los ",".P"'S'"S
Y los que oeS"e las 'o!u'''i"S "' ''
periodic" WtituIado Inc h."S' d
nuncIaron t"rm'nahtemen'e los pro
ooSItos que P~erSegulan' que. rF"i' '"'
de c~onSpl'ar contra Ia MA a'' pre-
'""." Wilson. Present" IN nIH'-
re d. 9TH" Blast co'reSPohdI'Nt'
al Gia ! de Mario de 1916. en- c! que
los c~onSpIr"dores cIeron a n punt
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-01-20
Los cuerpos de dos nj
nos quedaron carboni'
zad9s en- III lncendIo

YOAKUM, Tex. Enero ia las
$50 de esta tarde, IN incendio des-
truy6 n casa de MADEIRA que hay q
la espalda de una fabrica de hiclo
aqui. Los bomberos acudieron al reel
b!r. la alarma consiguiente, Y despu&$
de eytinguirse ell fuego sc encontra-
ron carbonizados los cuerpos de dos
niHos de 3 Y ) amos, respectivamen-
te. La madre les habia dejado en- Ia
casa, mientras iba a Ia oficina de CO.
rreos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-01-20
TRIUNFO MERECIDO DE LOS PA
ORES DE FAMILIA DE AUSTIN.

cesitan de la verdadera carload: asi
como para que vigilen del buen ma
neio Y ~ensenanza de los meX.caaos
On las escuelas. estando dicko club dc
acucrGo con otro de s2noras ame"i-
canas. cue SO ocupan de las mismas
chligaciones. ell 10 general. Ademas,
81 nucvo Comisionado. para demos
trarnos que no So ha hecho segrega-
ciGn ninguna. nos ha dicho: "pasen
ustedes a In cscucia la que sc habia
destinado Il los m~cXicanOs) y encon-
t"2riin ninos que no sol meXlcanos
Tfcctivamcrte nos consta que hayr.
n misma escueia. ninos de otras NJ
niona!idades. Asi cs que Ia famos
cscrrla scra para los que vivian en-
nrecinto. De modo que me fcliclt
COMO P~rcSidcnte de esta i'onorab'
q uDaci0n. asi como felici;O a y
Prcnsa." rcrsonalmentc a ustco
nor Ia gran gestion que ha hecho1e
Gcfensa de nuestros nimos. de5ido q
In o3ortuna ~protosta que csta Socie-
dad hizo. E.stoa 81 son triunfos. no
como a~lar,Ica taqui lease el nombre
de nm peri6dico De csta locaidadJ
nues rcspccto de los ninos dc aQuino
hiZo NADIA absolutamcntc y creo. sin
tcmo" de cquivocacioneS. que 81 nc
hubicra sido por mi p~otesta perso-
nal Y ~sccundado por ojrOs asi como
N9r la gran campana que hiZO su. pc
ri6dico Y 10 acertado que e~stuvo-en
todos suS a~rticulos. NADIA Sc hubiera
c~onseguido. Ash que este fue 10 que
nos do los triunfcS rcfcridos.
Esperanto que lc dara a Gsta TODD
81 m6rito ouc cOntiene, para que lie
dc todO rcalcc en- su acreditado dia-
rio V que ell publico Sc de cucnta dc
nue. dchido 4 sus eestiones, Sc pudc
conseguir TODD 10 anterior.
Ne repito. co:io siemprc. de uste
afmo amigo V S. S..-Firmado.-Pc
uro G.. Gomez.
Hemos. pucs. servido a los intere-
ses mas caros de nuestra raza, ha
llando eco en- la j~usticia de una au~
tD~idad escolar americana. v queda-
mos cnteramente satisfechos, llaman
do la ~atenci6n de nuestros compa-
triotas sobre los caminos que deben
seguirse cuando la raz6n y la justi-
cha esten de su parte
Apartemos de nosotros TODD pre-
juicio de raZa, V con amino serene
eStemos siempre dispuestos 4 defen-
der nuestros derechos, pero, al mis-
no tempo, q respetar los a%jenos, que
son tan sagrados Y tan in]violables &C
mo los nuestros. Solo asi viviremc
en- paz donde .quiera que la rcces
dad de tratajar Y progresar encam
ne nueStros pasos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-01-20
RECTIFiCACiON

- in :~rnalccian Oue De IN entire
10. c-c~ito CT Mglts Y que trata
de como son vistos los nihos mex!-
canos en- algunos lugares de Texas,
rahlicamo1 en- ina dc nucstras .7asa-
daS cdieiores. &parcci6 Ia Erase 8. am
d Mexican" dicha por III sefior D. S.
Barocio (eI original ingles dice Ba-
rocisl cor csra traducci6n: Soy
sr1ericaro,' 10 cue clare Sc COM
prende fue una distraction. Conste,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-01-20
Maquinaria de guerra
para 81 Cob. de facto

CIUDAI' DE MEXICO, Enero' 10.
I'm gran cargamento de maquinaria
para Ia fabricacijn de municicres.
comprada por los agentes del gobierno
de facto en- ell Jap6n, viene en- canine
ucl puerto de Manzanillo, segun los
anrncios obtenidoS en- fuen:es semi
Cficiales.
Tan pronto como arribe dicho car
galhcntu al puerto m~ercionado del
Pacifico, 10 que scra dertro de tres
dias, a mas taldar. Sc procederay :
su tra.;lado 4 est2 capital, donde que
dara establei do on una nueva fabri-
Il de muricioncs.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-01-20
MANUEL MUZOUIZ BLANCO
VAutor del libro "En Casa Ajena.")
Blan

Manuel Muzquls Blan
co no es todaviG un We
10 luchador en- Ia 81
cant2zca obra de la IL
tcratura meXicana, ila-
mazda a ser IN porten-
to.
Puede decirse que CO.
m;enza 4 recoger lau-
ra:es en- i2s lizas del
artc. Y cue clos 10 lie
vqran 4 sonados triun-
fos. cue nabran de con-
vcrtirle en- uno de los
y
u?"idos de la gloria;
rcrGuc 81 no ha brega-
do bicn. en- cambio, va
-ionc nOmbre que deten
der. ANA que guardian
= obra hecha que tocar,
de cuandc en- cuando,
para darla sin macula
"a monumento de las le-
traS natrias.
81 NuZquiZ Blanco
hubiHra va llegado a Ia
"i@,a, podria temerse
quo ahi sc echara = dor
mir y Ia sombra de
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-01-20
KERMESSE
De CARLOAD EN- Ell
BEETHOVEN HALL"
HOY TENDRA VERlFICATlV0 ESTA
JAMAICA, PARA AYUDAR A i0DOS
Los C0HPATRi0TAS Me- ESITADGS

Como 10 heGsoS veEidO anunciando
ell las coIumnaS Ge este p~eri0dico.
hoy tendra Iugar. en- el BEETHOVEN
HAIL." Ia gran "~Kermcsse' dc carl
dad que an 2rupo lie distinSuidas ia
MS msyicanas, RESIDENCES e. esta po-
blac; =. ha orguni>&do con objeto de
a~~bi;ca~se fordcs para ayudar Z nues-
i.pa t.mrat"i5taa mas mcccsltados.
IN ia c~o!on:a naeXicaNa de San An
ln;:. y muy espatiaimcnte entire ei
n.u..e.ra rafrgiadu. hay mucha ami
aar,,:. ~ ~concurric Il Ia fi!anttopica
fiesta. :. Z. jaZgar per el entuSiasmO
ol.c - c5serva en- tcdaS parties, es
de c.yorurSc que ia jamaica de- el re-
.a.tadc aDctcrido para 5cnefIcio dc
Gu!cnc4 10 han menester.
Nretros ~paiSaaoS no deben olvidar
qyc este festival tiende L aliviar las
~de~rracias a%jenas. = !levar ei consue-
10 a los iriigentes. y 4 estrechar, por
U.,i2o. los laos De confraicrniGaG
entire ;odo- los hijos lie aau2lla des-
ver.drada Renibiica, tan abatida pOr
IL revoiuc!0n.
E. per clio q!y dcbeH, sin reticen-
yia y: re3ar0s, ccncurrw = ii "ker-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-01-20

nues, que Sc tr&ta del senior D.
Bagoc:o que dijo ser meNlcano y !
americana. GEstanos?
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-01-20
aEEAS DE VICTOR HUGO.
N0EELAS DlNER:As

tr,l-.,r = E,oi>. 80. 10. 70
,-,.,.a % L. -A4Tr1S 'pDlrahaAdiSias. No.
veil wnN.,:uH. iu- iDiu"> TO-
rrar D.r.u-r ~. IA Wan.aI. iii. q" lUIo 2"'
ID Ei-r.. ..l G5I-u'a. U""'u">a oATl. oaSA
ga r~ 4 via del Tr'!FHt1F dei htAHn
n .,--,., --sn!n. hr"u -u.pI~'It0 &c iOh
FL T.rlru.li. Slrrn.entv. DivcTlida J famos3
u.l-i4 wcNir3n2 90. u"
n Iur1nlIo o ENRIQUE de LaSardefe y, ."
II .r..~ d. los aunrr~. NuE@la Senj!inrn
..I .vatr1 tpni0-. pasta 'cla .. -. ID
- INFERNO G- lo- Cein~. ~c-uada parte Dc
[. guf"rirr. C"ljrO tum"s. tea -. "a
~ ,nnEn a. N0ntnrrI>tn V La Man0 dcI
V.rrro. T.r~ tomo> grHnGCs =. -. ="
rNri.,rhu. % r. Na7lIrlp de Una MadTe n.g4
81 <rirn 80 Ia korheIa - = -.. 80
Fl mo ahanHn0ad0 90. 70. e. g. . ~
= s.lsrrgrtn dol rPTlmtento-.. .' - am
i'ta1.za de htroe, por Marcelo
FrPvuSt. b" -
. rin- % rs-."n. Noyela de smor . sSa
TuarlHo Nez1linO 20. - , ID
y, q. s-syanie -. 0.9i
astoria q robinson CTusne. HernoSn II
f-r cue u-nvorA iDleuSaS emo
Clones. YdIci6n de lulo q. e. .. SMs
"a Dalpa "a las Camelias .. .. ~
.fr- -r"f= r.""T@uS Fapitsles. : tohos ~
La Ley &c dos . .. a.. Iss
nn-4s mas Inieresan;es de ls epoca 70
mans Eti"'h1 De luiO E =. w
Ia "u.-E GdGltera. Cuatro iomos Ieis' Sss
IS hla del Cardensi 49, -. --. 20
los T-eS NOSCneteros. con su continuation
VENTS AHns DeSpu6S" Y "E! E!Econle
t. Hrl:riOne'. CGatrO tOT7oS -. 30
~ Iugeu'u! de EGTi1ur CUarlo. -.
COS rur>icrluS de II lnnuisIrihn va
,f.rr..-.s- I'D. r-9 rsy-l lrfrfpulrin o..
T,,a,rs6r nor Dur,ss =. G.sI
Oscar y Amanda. Dos tOmoS... e e. l.
Pablo = virginia -. -. e -. D.
,quC NddlS3 NOvCIa historical de Ia ep"r]
G= N"r6u.. ~. d. -. - ID
Romeo Y JUIrlA 49, e. -. -. ",
IN hi!o natural -. q. =. . &. -. V!@
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-01-20
NovrlaS \ ~ ceniaSO>

oe erTn De Adm0r,rthn = de- comrbar' ~
Novrlas a 10 crmtasu>
nrte lie uusrar mSF'lu
Amor : lGaTlIri0-
CAlydriO dc amor.
e nnvIu preSiaun.
81 purgalOrln de las ~SnllrrG:
81 rarllSu lie las mIlrrc>-
- 'rrarn" re los hnmHrer
Fl hada de los mares.
- .uiIdr ue r>iirr t'uis
ri Iid6 az rU~!SeNOFt>-
Fl i d las RIlaS.
I'll dluIa en- IN bcSn.
l.. nlJd g. las nuTrS-
nm, % rs 'lZfniEc~.
Ia viuda aleSre.
La cnrle del amOT.
Ia prInrc~a del dollar.
Ia mia lie Venus.
as ubTSTGS del amor
Las MAS drl r~naiIpdsu".
Las Evas mndJfTdS,
Mglrl,aS sean las mTli"rcs
waIHtr0S sean los h0rrhr"S.
WllGi'as sean las SueEras.
MaldiIo sea q aTnor.
NaldilO> SrLn !Is cel1>.
PorUue Sc rasan los hnT?hr's.
pnrquS 50 CaSan las WulHreS.
phrrue pecan las mIlHrNs.
rOrgue TCinCiden las VIudaS.
IurUuf murInGTan la> VEGAS
For SpEUir a n mli!eT
Su maj|Stsd FL Amor.
VIVA mi rovta.
4zuceua, por Csrlota Braeme.
fora. FOR CarIulH hrdrmc.
FL RerrrrO &c orc.
81 hiIO malfiio.
RI manuscri,O dc mi madre.
Maria. pnr Jorge iS1acS.
MANuALES PRACTICES.
IA $500 un peso cada unO.
Manual DC a"el,eS = !aDOnes.
v7nuql lie SgrIcullura ' .anaderla
T2nrll .ls aries Y oTlCIOS.
Manu.l t.. aihaitlaria.
NapHt. lie raTptn'cria De ll!''r
Manual a." crTTa!erla y uhTaS d" hIHir'
Manual del cOhe'erO Y phlEOrlStA
Manual del rUriIdOr Dc plcirS.
Manual del CODiiterO-paStcler0.
Manual del destiladOr- liCorlsis
Mama! dn elrCiri"ld2d.
Manual de rniOgrafIa.
Manual del holRlaterO.
Manual de larGinefia Y horticultural.
Manual dol labOrno de minaS.
Manual de leCherla.
Manual de mcC&niCa Industrial.
Manual del plntor.
Manual lie tele.rafisla ! ielrlouisia.
Manual del reloierO.
Manual del saStre-
Mxrrsi lie ysferinsria Y eGu!tsc:on-
Manual de zSpatero.
iOplGD> ~NEN:tiN0>.
tD.-l f.lN.t... 10. 90. .-- go --'. -
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-12-04

4or1e0 8toie, feiner Shnitt, re3en0e edfgoI0ene 6als =
Jung. g~eguIdrer @reis tit &C on
$3.50; iebt fir ntr. ................VOsOO
gdtqol6ene8 Qooalier in grim, edtgol6, ~rei3en6er gnt.
purf, nit edten 9iomauteu. 9egaIdrer Go M
grei8 lit $1,000; iebt. ............ pow
GdtgoIoene 2%oboliere, NIT @e5urt5tngsItetnet 1no rets G
8en6ea gn~tDiirfen. GeguIdrar 4reiS 5000; ieBt. ..... ~
GdtQol6ene 8oIoemQr @eItenteten, IN ben netetet gnt-
pirfen. GeguIdrer Grefs $3.50; Jest. ..............
@era0e pie o6enmtebenoe, MIR nidt 10 idner. SIC. d
gulQrer 4rei8 1915; lett ~
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-12-04
Weihnachten vie ~geWOhnIich, danke Timer

8nr gea&tnn8!- Sn fdnm Sale beretaen mir aIun ann6n bdmorS fir bic
5brtmaHe
gt 1884 fabun mir MIR Sic bden ernmdG $e u6r mfaes 2oars 1T cine
+oHGhGdp gmcimn Stanbr6; Bic Sumab, 6dmIDt Ggn, 8atGam o6T SlInnhs, @r
fihrn Die guss, 6aa6es m0 Gu6r l6rngebdue in cdmt 14amut @6 oMr 20 big 20
Sabre qaumiet qo00eimt @or6am StGGnB Sfmr S4Te6 fbaTe So1hpnreb Tp8es
gms 1877 (stonfor6 Ser MdA, SOfnes e Gbmr6S, ruur6 Community SHber 6ndpoph
8trpnut sic fante 9mfe bon ehGdo, Seth SGma5 Stn6ubrn np.
9ns bette Ser &ct-7nS it's iuns. mir Oerfmfcn; feline gGldRGnmonTngC inter
bnidbm! Dies GO bic 8afnhn nnrs 2oOcn$!
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1917-03-22
ST. PATRIck.s pAv PARTY.

very enjoyable St Patricix's day
party was given Saturday afternoon
by Master John Kenneth EmuseT son
AT his home. t3l Pike avenue. in com.
memoration OF his ninth birthday an.
niversary. The house was beautifully
decorated with Shamrocks and fiags.
and TWO OF the features OF the after
noon were snake hunt and n potato
race. which caused great deal OF
merriment
In the middle of the table was a
large birthday cake. on top of which
was a green candy snake and nine
green candles. The place cards Were
green paper hats and tbs favors We're
Shamrocks.
Those present were Mildred Shirley.
Ruth Armentfout. Lois Dabney. Doro-
thy Fredrickson, Eloene Emory. Flor
ence Rau. Alice Louise Emmerson.
Louise StommeL Louise Hermann.
Jean Bradbury. Wallace Bethel. Ray
mond Haley. Kenneth Jameson. Harry
Combs. Hansel Sparks and Robert Ei.
sea. making total OF seventeen. in
keeping with the day and the year.
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MISS WALTON ENreRrA,ns.

The v N. c. club was delightfully."-
entertained at the home Of Miss Eta
Walton Friday night The color
scheme was carried ou, in green and
white to conform with ST. Patrick's
day. Fortunes were told and playing
and singing we're features OF th. even.
ing.
At late hour a dainty luncheon Of
sandwiches. salad. olives. coffee. green
and white cake. white brick ice cream
with Shamrock center and mfnfs In
Shamrock shape were served White
carnations and ferns formed the cen
terpieoe. The place cards were Irish
hats. to which green pipes were tied
by green ribbon from the center of
the table.
At late hour all departed. declar,
ing Miss Walton charming hostess.
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BISHOP JOHNSON
CLOSES WORK IN CANON
= AND GOES TO SALlDA

bishop irving p Johnson of the
Episcopal church. who conducted a
mission here Wednesday. Thursday
and Friday. evenings of last week,
confirmed n class OF nineteen mem.
beIs at Christ church at the IL O'Clock
service Sunday morning. In connec.
iion with the confirmation service he
preached an eloquent sermon. relat.
ing to the duties. and responsibilities
OF church members.
A largely ATTENDED anu very pleas.
ant Informal reception was given AT
the Guild hall OF Christ church from
8 until 10 O'Clock last Saturday even.
ing complimentary to Bishop John.
son. Mr.. and Mrs. ID. E. Gibson.
whose guest he was during his stay
in Canon City. took the bishop 10 Sa.
Ida by automobile this morning,
where he will spend the next few
days looking into parish matters. He
is making tour of visitation among
the Episcopal churches of southern
and western Colorado.
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BIRTHDAY PARTY FRIDAY.

Miss Eloene Emory entertained a
number of her little friends at her
home on Hazel avenue Friday after
noon in celebration OF her eleventh
birthday. When all the guests had
arrived each was given a plate of taf-
fy TO pull. and great deal OF fun en-
sued. The children then went over
to Hazel park. where they enjoyed
numerous outdoor games, after which
they were summoned back 10 the
house and delicious refreshments
of Ice cream and cake were served.
At the table the places OF honor were
occupied by the hostess and John
Kenneth Emmerson. as both their
birthdays fall on st. Patrick-s day.
and the guests drank 10 their health,
wishing them many more such happy
occasions.
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GRADE SCHOOL BASKETBALL
LEAGUE CLOSES SEASON

The Grade School Bible Study BSs
ket Bali league closed the season Al
the Y, NJ. c. a. Saturday evening with
two of the fastest games of the sea
son.
The Washington quintet defeated
JefIeisons 10 to Is. while the Lincoln
Park team came out with the long
end OF 10 TO 3 score against the Al.
Gotta.
The season was very successful
one and each school is TO be con.
graduated on the spirit in which each
defeat was taken and the sportsman
ship that was shown at all times.
The teams finished in the following
order:
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MRS. EMORY ENTERTAINED ON
THURSDAY AFTERNOON.

Mrs. A. b. Emory was hostess to
the members OF the woman's Home
Missionary society of the First Meth
edIs; church at her home on Hazel
avenue last Thursday afternoon.
Quite large number of ladies' were
in attendance and all had a very
pleasant time.
Mrs. Thomas. the president of the
society. had charge of the business
program and Mrs. Polhemus led the
devotional exercises. The study les
son was conducted by Miss Pedley
Three new members were taken into
the society. They were, Mrs Morton
Mrs. Norman and Mrs. Afheck-
At the close of the more formal pro
gram the guests enjoyed a social hour
during which the hostess served deli
cious refreshments.
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MAS. SWEENEY eNIgRTAINs.

Thursday afternoon Mrs. r. B.
Sweeney entertained the members OF
the East Canon and Lincoln Park di-
visions Of the women's association cf
the First Presbyterian church at a
social ai her home on Greenwood
avenue The devotional lesson. taken
from the iIsth Psalm. was read by
Airs. sweeney. The ladies of the East
Canon division presented resolu-
ton OF coincidence on the death Of
the late Mrs. Huriburt. of which di-
vision she was devoted member
The following ,steriainment pro
gram was given:
Piano solo--Mrs. Cook OF Lincoln
Park.
Humorous reading. Aunt Jane OF
Kcntucky''-Mrs. Williams.
Vocal solo. Mother Macree"-Mrs
wolfenberger.
To the applause OF her auditors she
responded with Just Little Bit OF
Heaven
The remainder of the afternoon was
spcnt = in conversation and IN doing
fancy work. The decorations and re-
freshmenis were in keeping with st.
Pa,rick's day.
At the close OF the afternoon the
Lincoln Park ladies presented Mrs.
Sweeney with beautiful boauet of
carnations as token OF esteem and
appreciation OF her hospitality.
II was very pleasant surprise and
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p. e. o. ELECTS OFFICERS.

AT a called meeting OF Chapter &C.
r. L. o.. at the home OF Miss Mabel
Moore Thursday night the following
officers were elected and Installed:
Mrs Nettie Farmer. president; Miss
Ida Mccarty. vice president: Miss
Re,nice Gregg. recording secretary;
Miss Margaret Ross, corresponding
secretary; Miss Mabel Moore. treas
nrer; Mrs. ELLA Porter. chaplain: :
Miss PeTle McKIssick. guard and Jour
nnlist; Miss Cora woodford. organ
lat.
Mrn. Katlseryne Underwood md
Mrs, NetiIa Farmer wcre elected del
eHateu 70 the state sonvontlon.
oae new membeF wos rsaaivSd.
~ tho e,oss q hss,npan dsilesoor
colrooAmeDlo were eeVve1 " ~