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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-05-01


The Good Samaritan class of the Oak
day evening. with Mr.. and Mrs. A. Il.
Bowers, Topeka avenue.
Miss Xona Codding of Lansing is s.,, a
liam Benton and family, Michigan avenue.
The Rev, George Clark. AFTER avenue; is
not improved after several weeks illness.
Mrs; H r. Henry of st. Joseph, Mo.
Rev. George ii Clark. Jr.. of Blue Rapids,
have been called to the city.
Mrs. NJ. ]. Clemens has returned to her
home from Lawrence, where she has visited
relatives since. last week.
An all day Holiness meeting will be held
Buchanan street. There will be no Wednes
day afternoon cottage PRAYER meeting
of Chicago, are visitors at the home of
Mrs. Berryman's parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Ludington, Wabash avenue. Mrs.
Berryman's little son, Lyle, who has been
suffering with broken leg at their home
in Chicago, is Improving
expected to arrive Wednesday, to spend
few days visiting friends in Oakland.
The Missionary society Of the Oakland
nesday afternoon, by Mrs. Minnie Pugh,
East Belmont avenue.
and Mrs. Elmer Galyean. AFTER avenue,
who underwent an operation on her throat
Monday 9In afternoon, is improving - n+or
tanned with spread Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Harold Lepper as hostess at her home,
305 Forest avenue.
An entertainment will be given Thursday
evening. May 3, at the Oakland Presbyter-
ian church by the Plus Ultra class of the
Sunday school. The program to be given
is as follows: Selection. high school orch
estra; piano duet. Miss Doris and Vir-
reading, Mrs. Frank Collins: vocal solo,
Miss Marie Vancil; piano and trombone
number, Miss Josephine and Mr. James
Freddy; selection, church chorus; read
ing, Mrs Paul lobe; vocal solo, Carl Hum,
Miss Thelma Wilson; vocal solo. Miss
Valda johnson reading, Miss Eva Jessop /;
vocal trio, Mrs. Edward Guy, Mr.. Carl
HummeI and Mr.. Harry Doyle: selection,
High school orchestra; America" by the
audience
Mrs. Jesse Wright will be hostess We'd
nesday afternoon at her home, Wabash
avenue, to the Sunflower Art club.
The c. c. club will meet with Mrs.
Sarah ReameY. "Wednesday afternoon.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-05-01
CONFIRM SHIPS FATE
Washington Gets Official Report on
Navy Gunners Lost at Sea.

Washington. May This govern
ment got its first official news of the
sinking of the American steamer Vac
uum today in a eablegram to the state
department.
Official announcement from the de-
partment said:
"A telegram to the department of
state from the American consul gen.
eral at London says that the American
vessel, Vacuum, was destroyed by a
submarine. The mate and seventeen
of the crew, including three gunners,
were rescued and landed. These We're
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-05-01
OAKLAND NOTES

Notes and personals from Oakland,
By Frances Jones, oil Grattan street.
Telephone between and 10 a. M, $3.50;
other hours, 4751 K-2.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-05-01

Mr. and Mrs. Albert Fugate of Berry
vile, Ark, are visitors at the James Mullin,
home, German avenue Mr.. and Mrs. Flu
gate were called to the city by the death
of Mrs. Fugate's and Mrs. Mullins mother,
Mrs. Hester Sprecker.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Walkem of Kansas
City, are guests this week of friends in To
peka.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Weaver of Tecumseh
were recent guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph
Arnett Seward avenue.
The MHpah society of the Third Pres
byterian church will hold an all day meet
ing Wednesday at the church
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Demon of Spencer.
were Sunday guests of Mr.. and Mrs Ollie
Demon of East Seward avenue.
Miss Myrta Haight has changed her resi-
dence from Emmett street, to 1890 Monroe.
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Chalmers of Mayetta
are guests of relatives in Topeka for a few
days.
A reception will be given Tuesday eve
ming, at the parsonage of the Tecumseh
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-05-01
School Children ENLIST

Philadelphia, May ALI pupils in
the Philadelphia public schools over
IA years of age and in good standing
in their classes, will, with the consent
of their parents. be able to enlist for
farm or industrial work without loss
of promotion or diplomas in the re-
Spouse to a general call issued today
by the board of education. In addi-
ton to the farm work, girls are to be
given an opportunity to do their bit in
offices, shops and industrial establish
mentS
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-05-01
GEN. WOOD GOES SOUTH
Heads Newly Created Army Division
at Charleston, S. c.

New York, May Major General
Leonard Wood, recently appointed
commander of the newly created
Southeastern department of the U. s.
army at Charleston, S. c.. took leave
of Governors Island today. His sue
cessor in command of the Department
of the East is Major j. Franklin Bell.
who comes from the Departmental OF
the West at San Francisco.
General Wood will go first to Cape
Cod to visit for few days, returning
on Thursday or Friday and proceeding
then to Charleston. General Wood
was in charge of the Department OF
the East from 1908 to 1909 and on his
recent assignment has served at Gov
ernor's Island since April, 1914
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-05-01
ON LAST ''HANGOvER"
Vets Celebrate Final Saturday Night
and Police Reap Harvest.

Springfield, ILL.,, May 1.-Spring-
field has celebrated its last wet Sat
urday night and Sunday hang over
The bull pen" today contained 20
DRINKS and two Migrants as a result
thereof
The vets who lost in Judge Weav-
er's decision Saturday, today are plan
ming to enter court tomorrow with a
plea for a change of venue.
The saloons close at midnight May 8.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-05-01
SHEPARD Is RELEASED
Lux Mercantile Company Salesman
Out on $1,000 Bond Today.

]. H. Shepard, charged with embez-
zling s2,443.05 from the LUX Mercan-
tile company, was released from the
court of Topeka today on $1,000
bond signed by E. ]. Gresser of the
Citizens State bank in North Topeka.
Shepard was arrested last week. He
was a travelling salesman and collected
for S. NJ. LUX and it was in this capa-
city, it is charged, that he embezzled
the money.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-04-07

o. aaa.' cImadpr hab:a notado er s..
-a;ja. 4cai1 ~contenyr, peasab2. una
suH'a en- 5iiie,es lie Bsnco Guy IN q
r1;~egar de- part de 81 @ma.
Eonan G;,acr, lIeg-ha ! este pun
ro dc s-- ronjeturas claado Vi i IN
no.. ro"rectamcGte vestido. ap"oHl
m-rse Z n toncel,a.
En- seguida. aquel sspiri.u prcpa-
ado para crear toda clase de enrc-
COS. pcns6 que eva Si.v3no aug sc
'.abta Gestigurado con una barbu
Dcst;za; pero a! Yer al senior Beau
zen sal;r &c Ia iglesia IN Anita 10
ovdo examinar mejor. Y sobre todo.
10 VIC en- compania de II seTora.
c~omprendio Que no era el desertor.
Todo ESQ lie intrigaba enormemen-
te.
sQu5 qae-rian decir estos m;ste-
rioS?.....
P~rocurando pasar desapercibido.
hacis Po-rIe 10 eScapara a 81 vista
el menor detal,e.
Les VIC descender por Ia Gale de
kasbah haSta Ia de Random. que 81
G9;cron para llegar al jai.iin publico
cue 10 limita; e. jardin de Marengo.
Durante Ell trayecto, apenas 81 Ell
2rchivero Gambia a,gunaS palabras
con Ia joven para proponerla este 81
ito. donde podrian hablar libremen-
te.
Esto habia sido muy notado po1
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-04-07

2as'b!c c~onoccr.... rs dccir. absolu-
t1me1te TODD Y 0 entera sinceridad.
IT. crchivero asint.6 con IN movi-
micHto de cabeza.
Nj amiga cs de una excelente ia
milia... una famiiia de las mas res,
Pctables. pero de Ia que 10 existe
ningin acknowledgements Anita
Perd!j 4 su madre POGO antes de a
Ger : 81 padre, por el que aun lleva
Iuto, mur:G hace menoH de un ano.
-SEn Angel -pregunt6 Carlos
Beaujen.
ST, senor... en- Argel-contes-
to Ia doncelia despu5s dc una peque-
ma duda.-Pero Ia familia era france
81; era ~originaria de IN Department.
70 del Mediodi2.... La m@d-e poseia.
IN he,moso p~atrimonio, casandose"
con e. padre qIc tai vez tenia mayor
fostuna..... Entire las p~ropiedades
que nc hcrcdUlo, fornan un gran
capit9I... .mUcE0s mi!lones.
No tengo nccesidad de decir 1 us
ted que e. padre era IN senior muy
respectable, exento de tolo %reproche.
poseyendo !as mas atlas :~elaciones..
L.o podra listed ~comprobar cuando
sepa de quiGn Sc trata.
-jDecia listed que esta joven es
de familia respectable?
ST, senior.
IFS mayor de eiad?
Aim no tiene dieciocho amos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-04-07

Gilbc-,. y dc clio h@".a deducido QIc
Ante 70 le conocia ante-iormentc.
Sufri6 una gran deception a no
yer en- aquel sitio = II scnor:la Sp6-
raudicn. donde pens6 qua estaria cs-
9e.4ndo.
Esto es acknowledgements mis.e-
rioso-se dijo ocuttandose twas IN
macizo. huscando cI medic de acer-
carse para OR 10 que hablaban sin
ser v;sto.
Torturaba su imagination, Y nue.
vas conjeturas saiian 4 cada paso.
Sc trata de IN asunto. en- ei que
Roselina no quiere i~ntcrvenir antes
dc 0 L estas personals. pc"
ESQ ha comisionado I Anita.
y conclIy6. renegando de no DIR
NADIA:
Son sin duda, las personals en- GU
va casa Si!vano ha hal,ado ~refugio..
No tendria NADIA de extrano; conoce
mucho il sociedad de Angel.
Pero s. Roman Gilbert no podia, de
momsnto, e~nterarse de cuanto ocu-ria
Sc prometia unirse I aqueI senior Y :;
aquella DANA ' liegar asi a conocer
cuanto ocurria.
Carlos Beaujen comenzo en- segui.
da Ia conversation. cuando Sc halla-
ron sentados . Ia sombra de IN euca-
lipto, en- IN sitio d~sscubierto Y POGO
frecuentado.
No tengo necesidad lie demostra:
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-04-07

! listed mis- 2mpli1lAcatn-dcclarG c!
archiycro,-que no Il dc mi de quian
- tratl, pucsto que soy casado. .
Hemos visto mi espoSa Y yo. csc a.
Euncio de maJrimcnio en- cl period
co a que cstamoS susc:itos; nos h p2-
recido serio Y hemos pensaGo en- a.
guien, 4 quien queremos Y que esta
en- disposition dc casarse, pero que es
peramos. para ~enterarle de este asun-
to. los. detal!es que listed nos ha de
dar.
Entonces Anita declare a su vez:
Mi s~ituaci6n es muy semejante
a Ia de ustedes. Yo no soy mas
que una Intermediate. mas bien
una amiga, porque he obrado por mi
propia decision sin estar autorizada
por Ia persona que es objeto del anun
clio.
-:Ignora esa joven que Sc ha pu-
b,icado?-pregunt0 cl senior Beau
len s~orprendido.
-Jamas hubiera c~onsentido en- en-
plear csc procedimiento.. He sido
sofa, para hacerlo TODD, sin ponerla
al corriente de 10 que hacia nj leer-
lie las respuestas cue ne recibido.
--sHa tenido listed m~1chas?....
Mas de cien....pe ro debo decir
que entire ~tantas, solo he hallado Qua
tro o ciaco que me han parecido Sc
rias.
-GSolamente 4 esas ha contestado
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-04-07

: l., l~,o1,,.. A,i~, ,-~-r--.ii, .;~ ~
80, ,,,o W. r,on5o an e! a..ncio..
o.. ,. .; .c l..q+oe, lc nm.
J., ...f 81 horo. rrr,.era
" ~,,.:aa ia ,,,
. .L L..L:a,, bnobo ,,5Ii,,
~ n,aIa ,..4oJ .o,,ono. r,a
,.,. - 1oso, /,
.Ho no-.n... o.. eo5sr 5o ono nodie
a.4o.,5o cro M ba I,bido
o..5,dcIo
.D.,Jo ..~or.,r+,r 9 =, fo,+, ia
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-04-07

listed entonces?
-Perdonc u@ted... no he Iado "es
puesta mas que 4 Ia de ustcdes.
-Ah!... Y pu2do conocer c!
motive de esa prefcrencia
-;Dios mio!... Acaso simpIcmcn-
tie porque listed habitA On Angel Y
me era mas facil verie en- seguida.. -.
tai vez porque su carta era menos eX-
p,!cita one las otras, Y por causa de
esta reserva me ha parecido mas Sc
ria.
Hubo IN corto silencio, despu6s
del cual ell archivero continue con
aire muy resuelto:
-Veamos. .eXpliquemoHos Y
permita que desde luego olga que po-
demos darnos mItuamente noticias.
de Ia manara mas completa, sin que
sea necasario que reveiemos los nom
bres de las personals 4 Quienes re
presentamos.
-Perfectamente.. .es 10 cue de
SEQ.
Este e: I'm asunto de laltad reci-
proca. Y no conociendonos, no sa-
biendo de quien Sc trata, nc tenemos
ningun interes en- enganarnos, tanto
mas cuando supuesto que ~llegaramos
q e~ntendernos, por parte de ninguno
de nuestros Representatives Sc habia
de If al matrimonio, sin antes tomar
los oportunos informes.
-Yo he de decir Ia verdad en- to-
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Ia aIimentaci6n del nj.
no en- el Ser ano
DEPARTMENT. DE TRABAjO
DE LOS ESTADOS UNIDOS.
Ofic;na de la Observation-Disclosures
Gel segundo de la serie de articuios
SUMMARIZES, sobre ell cuidado de-.
los ninos).

y.
A! pfinclpio Ge' Der anu 60.
mch,ac'oh Tie! "ii'o -
a~iaoi}h""'e a''"i'''oS -'1 c.
PSc -Eis"'e cam ,".m
gun {. i''pa' '"'!e.'Vo ~
de los hS'1HoS |Hi''S, '0uo T''0 wv
di@!fnIe &c oueI'" S"'"'
%hoS debefa t"h'af eu"'"o
un2 y" !! uEa' "1 "@
'~"MPIen"'"'S (" '"'
los;
A"che ' PL''''ioS n'o'7
e~iPa-h'e''e "' 's'ne ''' -:
'iNPoi '','' o.oodo
h@"'S''o" "'' ""''
Fo''" ; ""e
ran ; ""'S
con
," M2ntequi!!a y otros aIlmehtos
grasosos.
4"-VcgetaleS Y irutaS'
5"-Dulces sencI.los.
La carne pueGe ser 0e vaca' cocFia'
guisada 0 asada; chu!etas de carnef"i
clrne blanca dc polio o Ia de!lcada de
pcscado. Todas las carneS dcbcn cs-
tar ii5"es de grasa, nsrEIoS y nue.
SOS Y finalmente desmeHHsadas GUAM
DO Sc lie sirvan al niho.
LO huevos deben Sc" tl@rnoS. H.
geramente pasados por aqua : Suave.
mente batidos. Los huevos frltoS IA
mas debcn darse 4 los niNos en- este
/ edad, pero Ia LENA de IN hueTo du-
TO. bien desmemisada, pued" ser usa-
. do algunas veces.
los coIdos de carrc de carncro
vaca o polio son POGO nutritivos. 70,
70 81 cstos son cs2esaCios con ana.
rruz Y especialmente. 81 Sc les amaze
leche So rornara en- IN valioso IL
1ir,on+o Los vegetables b;en hervi.
doe coIodos y mezclados con lcch,
c,1iepte No solamcnte son hucnos q.
: limentos, s:no u sirven para crea1
/ en- el nino el gusto por los vegetables
Los vegetables. despues lie una
buena COCOON Sc sirven con leche -
: crema delgada y una peQuena can't
dad de azucar 0 sin 6sta.
FL pan para los ninos dcbe tener,
| cuando menos. dos dias de hecho. Las
tostadas, gallctas 0 biScochos deDen
da"Seles una 0 dos vcces por dia.
Tambien puede darseles p~atatas asa
das al horno, con una poca de mantc-
guile crema delgada' jugo DE car
ne de vaca. 0 jugo solo de carne.
Los esparragos' las esp'nacaS' ''
apio gulsado' c~a!aDasaS tlefHaS' ego
tsSr zahanorlaS' gulSanleS LIeS'0S
o'eh coc'''"uoS ""'"SIuOS S0"
nos par" los "''oS' On" P'!
can'tdao dc aiguno "e u'''.o 'eEt'"
Ciarla dc un hiho de Il e""u que NOS
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TIROS Al BLANCO
L. TERCERA TANDA.

Sucedi0 Ell desastre,
lnadurG IA brera:
va los carrancistas
andan q IA @rena.
Den Pablo Gonzalez
o Pablo CarreraS
esta va Ia cosa
miranda muy fea,
!e jien1blan las corvas
V las characters
: de Sis "muchachoS"
en- brazns Sc entreca,
poraue va Alvarito,
"Ninistrr' dc Guerra,
todjto 10 y2qui
-iera en- X cabcZa,
Dc-nUc sus legiones
gue son dc p&ntelas,
HOY nj cen don Venus
ticucu cen nlaeencia;
auioren que su jefe
aC "ministr"' sea
Sinc Pras.dento
de ru&!Iuer manera;
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Cuando necesite iihro. en- espanol
dirijase a ~Ignacio E. Lozano.-6o-
Ooiornsa Sr-San Antonio. iepas
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-04-07

lie GC7 |caUstiano.
! cS de Sentirse, iCuG caray.,, por-
nric daH N"nnstiano est2ba 4 punt de
ser e, na-if;caGor del mundo.
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ii NT.i.L.t

Ia declaration de guerra de .os
EstQdos Unidos 4 Alemania constitu-
81 In pUntii.a PAN l. nota p&ciflsta
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MANUEL MIZHll/ Ri .hNC0.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-04-07

T'asa a Ia "a. pIaua. cal. 5a.l
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TIBERIO.
La Junta tribune., 1917-05-17
Decoration Day

The 30th OF May will again soon
be- here and we will once more meet
to strew flowers over the graves OF
our deceased comrades We wish To
invite all patriotic orders and also
all fraternal orders and the public
in general to participate in our exer-
cises and have as patriotic an as
semblage as was ever In our beanti-
full little city. Come one and come
all and help to swell the crowd and
join In our march. There is only
a few OF the old boys left and We
are boys yet only little older and
are true and loyal American citizens
as ever breathed Gods pure air. and
just AS ready 10 help our country in
any way we are able as we ever were.
Come odt now and We viii do our
best.
JAS. CHAMBERS.
AdJutant
~. II. BAXTER. Commander.
Fitzpatrick Post fl. Department OF
Colorado.
La Junta tribune., 1917-05-17
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH.
E. Payne, Pastor.

The church was packed to over
flowing on last Sunday evening to
hear the cantata by the Rocky Ford
people. Kind words have been
coming In from all sides In appre-
citation Of the fine program that was
rendered.
The State Sunday School Associa-
tion (of all the churches) meets at
Colorado Springs on Thursday Of
this week. We trust many from La
Junta will be able to attend. There
is quite a store OF good things
awaiting the folks who are interest
ed in Sunday School work.
Sunday School at 9:45 a. m.
Preaching. with special music by
the choir, at IL a. m.
Young peoples meeting at p. m.
We join with the rest of the
churches In the Baccalaureate ser
vices at the opera house at, s p. m.
The public is cordially invited to
all these services.
La Junta tribune., 1917-05-17
Travels Through Palestine

The illustrated lecture ON Palcs-
Christian church Monday evening
was attended by large and apprc-
ciatiyc audience. The speaker spent
much time and study In the land OF
the Bible and through his select
views gave good portrayal Of the
scenes there. The scenes OF Mount
Calvary are artistic. pleasing and
touching.
The next travel lecture TO be de-
Iivercd by DIR. Findlcy is entitled.
Travels Through Scotland. fnclud-
Ing the Trossachs."
La Junta tribune., 1917-05-17
Anoshcr soldier Hoy Accepted

Word has been received from n.
q. Hutsel. who In stiii In Fort logan
wuh his son. Glen. that the latter
has been accepted by the auartermas-
ter's department there. The depart
ment was full when young Iiutscl
asked TO be admitted and was re-
fused. but after having passed such
an excellent examination. the rules
were suspended and the young man
was accepted BY Major Gambrcll,
who Will take him with him 10 Calf
fornis In . few days. Mr.. iIutsel
was guest Of Major Gambrell II
dinner durlsg hts stay NJ Fort Lo-
gan.
La Junta tribune., 1917-05-17
n ar. a. ..d s..s. Fe so,n, Track.

An agreement has been reached
between the Denver 4 Rio Grande
and the Santa. Fe railroads whereby
II II presumed. the roads will have
mptual running rights between Colo
RADIO Springs and Pueblo. spur
tracks connecting the rails Of the
two roads are within q stones throw
Of each other. 10 that trains can b
switched from one road 10 the other
and oil trains travelling in the same
direction can be run on the ssme
track. The Denver 4 Rio Grsnde
has In the last year improved IL
roadhed between Colorado Springs
and Pueblo 10 such sn extent that
the heaviest trains can be taken over
IL line. II u usdeSstood that .
similar ArSsngs0ent may he perfect
I'd between the two roads en- tAe
Hines from Colombo Bprinss 10 Dea.
yer. aae whea THE h accomplished
TIE result vlll ~ practically ~
mne - 6UNbee sfacktng from De-.
~
La Junta tribune., 1917-05-17
Public School Exhibit

The public is most cordially in
vited to visit the public schools on
Wednesday and Thursday, May 23d
and cath. when the work OF the
pupils will be on display in the diff
ferent rooms. The hours for inspec-
tion will he from 2 o'clock until
3.+5 o'clock In the afternoon. A gen
erai exhibit will also he open TO the
public at the Boys Club from
4 to 6 O'Clock In the afternoon and
from I to ? o'clock in the evening.
This exhibit will include not only
the written and art work. but ex-
hibits from every branch Of school
work.
La Junta tribune., 1917-05-17
Evening Gard Party

Miss Helen Mcvey was the hostess
at a very attractive evening card
party at her home, sol Colorado ave-
nue.. last Friday night. The party
was given in honor OF Father James.
who is filling the ulpit at the Cath
Ollie church in the absence OF Father
Dilly. The guests present included
Misses Nellie Bradish. Faunie Beer
bohm. Sophia Ruegg. Helen Mcvay.
Father James. Messrs John Decker.
James Lusk, Jennings Cash, b.
Shields and c. H. McVay.
La Junta tribune., 1917-05-17
FIRST NJ. E. CHURCH.
A. l.. T. Ewcrt, d. D., Pastor

Sunday school at 9:45 o'clock.
Morning worship at IL o'clock.
Epw0rth League at $40 O'Clock.
The topic will be presented In the
form of debate, Resolved. that
II is easier to be good when poor
than when rich" Much interest is
being taken in the subject by the
speakers on both sides. and rous-
ing service is anticipated. Come
and enjoy the hour with the Meth
odist young people. Miss Jennie o.
SON Is the leader.
No evening service. the congrega-
ton joining In the baccalaureate ex-
ercises at the Rourke Theater. DR..
Ewert will deliver the address.
La Junta tribune., 1917-05-17
Monday bridge Clsb

Mrs. J. T. Updike was hostess at
the regular meeting Of the Monday
Bridge Club. The meeting which is
ordinarily held in the afternoon was
postponed until evening 20 % not
to interfere with the Red Cross mass
meeting At Harmony Hall. Beside
the regular members present the
number included MesdAmes J. R.
Sexton. c. H. Bristol. ]. o. Wood,
+. J. MacKie, Lena Beuchner, and
Miss Minnie VIII. Tho next meet
ing will be held with Mrs. e. G.
Edwards. Monday, afternoon. May
2Sth.
La Junta tribune., 1917-05-17
Laff-a-lDtt Club

Mrs. f. J. Copeland was hostess
at the regular meeting Of the Laff-
a-Lott Club last Tuesday afternoon.
Auction bridge was the diversion Of
the afternoon. The guests included
Mesdames Ira Hall. J. r. Sexton.
Theo. Thulemeyer. F. l.. Shanholt-
zer. II. b. Richardson, W. II. Nc
Kirihan. C. II. Bristol. l.. Beuchner.
F. J. MacKie, J. MarQuardt. H l..
Thompson. and c. w. Winterburn.
La Junta tribune., 1917-05-17

The Thursday Evening Whist Club
met with Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. A. Lee on
May 10th. Aside from the members
present the number included DR.. and
Mrs. f. w. Ragsdale. SIR and Mrs.
George Milliken. DR.. and Mrs. A. S.
Brunk and Mrs. Fred Sabin. The
next meeting will be held with Mrs.
George Little at her home. ia Colo
RADIO avenue.
La Junta tribune., 1917-05-17
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jolly Sixteen

The Jolly Sixteen were enter
tained on Monday night by Vernon
and Claude Ecton, at their home.
S22 Smithland avenue. Several OF
the members who are living else
where but are now visiting In this
city. were the guests Of honor. The
evening was spent In writing let
tiers to Lloyd Larsen, Robert Phil
lips, Arthur McCune, Houston DAM
eron and Everett Edwards. members
Of the club who have enlisted.
AAA
La Junta tribune., 1917-05-17
CHRISTIAN CHURCH
DIR. Joseph r. Findley, Pastor

Bible school 9:4o a. m.
Church service at II a. nj. Sermon
by the pastor, subject: THE Things
that Encourage"
Junior Endeayor p. m.
Senior Endeavor y. IN.
Union Baccalaureate services in
the opera house at s p. m.
The public is invited to attend all
of these services.
La Junta tribune., 1917-05-17
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY

Christian Science services are held
in Harmony Hall every Sunday
morning at IL O'Clock and every
"Wednesday evening at 7:45 o'clock.
The public is cordially invited to at
tend. Sunday school is held at 10
a. m.
La Junta tribune., 1917-05-17
K.ights and Ladies' Of Security

The regular meeting of the
Knights and Ladies' OF Security was
held last Saturday nignt. Four new
members were initiated. After the
business was disposed OF a sumptu-
Gus feast was njoyed. Dancing and
games were engaged in until q late
hour.