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Palisadian., 1917-04-07
Carney Hall To Get
Baby Metrova, Child
Dancer, In April

Mr.. P. J. Carney is still active in
his efforts to bring to this section
high-class entertainments and
through the assistance of Dan Noble,
he has been able to secure the cele-
brated youngest classic toe dancer of
this age, in the parsonage of Dolores
Metrovitch, to appear at Carney
Hall the latter part of April.
"Baby Metrova,' as she is better
known, although but nine years OF
age has had a long career in her
profession.
This talent was discovered in
"Baby Metrova" at the tender age of
two years. A year later she made
her first public appearance, and has
been before the public's eye ever
ever since, during which time she
has entertained many hundreds of
admirers all over the world.
"Baby Metrova" hales from Triste,
Austria, of Russian parentage, who
crossed the seas to this country when
the child was but year and half
old, settling in San Antonio, Texas,
where the child's talent was dis
covered by Miss Beatrice Moore,
whose students are well known
artists to New York restaurant
goers at such places as Rector's,
Churchill's, Murrays, etc. Miss
Moore persuaded "Baby Metrova's''
parents to permit her to take "Baby
Metrova" under her wing, and at the
age of three "Baby Metrova" made
her public bow.
She later returned abroad and
studied with Cecchitte and carried off
diploma from the Russian Ballet
School at the age of seven, return
ing to America by way of New York
where MN. Mcneil captured the
little FAIRY Danseuse," and held her
captive until New York Society
found her, since then they have kept
her busy.
Last season Newport sent fol
"Baby Metrova" where she created
quite sensation.
Palisadian., 1917-04-07

with the big show this year. A
menagerie of the widest beasts
imaginable, a regiment of clowns,
numerous equestrian features, an
army of performing animals from the
jungles, caves an plains, popular
music played by augmented bands
in fact million things that can only
be found with this "the Greatest
Show on Earth"
"Aladdin and His Wonderful
Lamp" the only Chinese spectacular
pageant ever attempted by circus
teens with life, action and color.
Three herds of elephants present.
ed by Barnum & Bailey's first and
only lady elephant trainers, are one
of the features this year. There are
riders of note which include The Five
Hannafords, whose wonderful feats
in horsemanship has never beer
equalled; Signor Bagonghi, Italy's
comic equestrian; Fred Derrick, Or
rim Davenport, who do difficult feats
on the bare backs of running horses
and other wonderful acts. The Bar
mum & Bailey stay in the Garden is
for a limited engagement.
Palisadian., 1917-04-07

sleeping bags.
A well-knowl authority is quoted
as saying that man out of doors is
exposed to 100 times more fresh air
than can be obtained in the best
ventilated room. According to the
experts any sufferer from tubercu-
losis who cannot find room in the
overtaxed sanatoria may take ad-
vantage of this knowledge of open
air treatment in his own home with
good chance for recovery. It is thus
no longer necessary for city con-
sumptive to go to the country.
This pamphlet may be secured free
by addressing the New Jersey Anti
tuberculosis League, 45 Clinton
street, Newark, N. j., or from local
societies and boards of health.
Palisadian., 1917-04-07
Classified Cards
PLEASE LET ME EXPLAIN

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If you are seeking an easy payment
mortgage loan on dwelling house,
let me explain the system under
which more than Two Million Dollars
has been advanced in Bergen county.
| can refer to satisfied borrowers in
forty municipalities. 1t costs moth
ing to ask for particulars.
Charles orc. Hennessy.
38 Park Row, N. Y. City.
FOR SALE
UPRIGHT PIANO in first class con-
dition. Box %, Grantwood. Ak
CARPENTER AND BUILDER
OVERHAULlNG and repairs OF all
kinds, Storm sash-Jobblng prompt
ly attended to. Robt. Cadlen. lei.
o29 W Cliffside. Grantwood P. o..
box AT.
BOUGHT AND SOLD
HOUSEHOLD goods OF all kinds anu
furniture bought and sold. Hanlon,
4ol brgllne ave., nr. ST., U. II.
BARBER SHOP
! Up-to-date, Electrical massage, Ex-
cellent service. Carmello Mllazzo,
| trolley line and Columbia avenue,
Grantwood. 1y.Aug.l
BRASS POLISHING
! OLD BkASS BEDS made like new;
also gas and electric fixtures; !;
brass parts of enameiel beds; ali
other brass articles. Hartel's
Brass Polishing Works, 270 New
York avenue, Union Hill. Phone
Palisadian., 1917-04-07

A course in household electricity"
for the women "co-ed" students Of
the University of California will be
offered in San Francisco and Oak
land, Cal.
Minute men of the rails" men
ready at an instant's notice to go
out on a railroad "wrecker" are kept
in touch with the dispatcher's office
by means of a portable telephone out
fit installed in the wrecking train.
Palisadian., 1917-04-07
Barnum And Bailey
Circus At Madison Sqr.

The Barnum & Bailey circus now
at Madison Square Garden is offer
ing wealth of varied attractions for
old and young greateer than ever be-
fore. \
The circus management proudly
announce that everything is new ex-
cept the name.
Novelties galore are to be found
Palisadian., 1917-04-07

Manufacturers of electric fans in
this country have co-operated for
the purpose Of standardizing fan
equipment and names. The old
term of "desk and bracket" has been
replaced by the term "non-oscillat-
ing" and fans are therefore divided
into two types, oscillating and non-
oscillating.
Palisadian., 1917-04-07
Miss Raeder's S Power
Shown At MeetingOf
Christian Endeauor

Miss Raeder, who is conducting the
Christian Endeavor Society meetings
Sunday evenings at the Palisade
church, is doing really noteworthy
work. She is at the present time en-
gagged in teaching the book of Mat
thew, and shows the most intimate
knowledge Of the. work. Her df
u upon in, the bib
Palisadian., 1917-04-07

Electrical equipment made in the
United States has been ordered to
furnish indirect lighting in the pri-
vate office of the President of China.
Palisadian., 1917-04-07
Fine Programe
For Spring Fete
At Carney Hall

The week following Easter Week
will be signalized by the novel Spring
Carnival and dance to be given for
the benefit of Trinity Episcopal
Church, Grantwood, at Carney Hall
on the evening of Friday, April 20.
1t is to be an elaborate affair and
many novelties are promised, as an
entertainment precedes the dancing.
Among the novelties is a scenic pro-
duction Of the pantomime "Pierrot's
Dream" with capable cast.
The program for the carnival fol-
lows:
Part |
Novel Presentation of the Musical
Pantomime, in One Act
"Pierrot's Dream"
By
D. A. Carson
Characters in the Pantomime
Pierrot 80. Signor Arturo Carzoni
Pierrotte,
Signoria Bella Donna Carzoni
Messenger Boy,
Miss Winifre Lucas
harlequin ...... Mr.. George Drew
Columbine ..... Miss Dorothy Drew
Pantaloon -. Mr.. Henry Gebhardt
Clown ........ Mf. Allan larson
Policeman ...... Mr.. Alan Smith
Columbia,
Miss Charlene Won Osthoff
Part ii
The Laughable Farce
Bargain Day"
In one act)
Hamilton MacdoWell,
Mr.. D. A. Carson
Nellie, his wife -. Miss Rachel Mutt
Messenger -. Mr.. Edwin LeCato, jr.
Scene, New York apartment of the
Macdowells.
Miss Frances Rushell, Danseuse,
In Her Newest Terpsichoran Creation
Miss Ella Louise McClave
In Her Inimitable Impersonations
Miss Frances Bushell and
Miss Ethel Smith
Their japanese Doll Speciality
Prof. Noir-et-Blanc
Celebrate Artist
"Mile-a- Minute Cartoons"
shorey's Symphony Orchestra
and
The Eminent Comedian
Mr.. John Clark
{ In Some of His Gems
1luding with an enjoyable even
ancing to the melodiou'
is Orchestra.
La Junta tribune., 1917-03-22
Another Music Study club

\ number of young ladies met al
the home of Miss Mona Rife last
Friday night and organized a music
study club. The exact name of the
club viii be decided upon at the next
meeting. which will be in two weeks
with Miss Florence Bomgardner.
The Officers chosen were: President.
Miss Madge HASTEN secretary. Miss
Lucretia Lantz; treasurer. Miss Ruth
Reynolds, The purpose Of the
club will be to study the composers
and their compositions.
Those who were present at the or.
ganization were the Misses Mona
Rife. Madge hasten, Ruth Montjoy
Ruth Reynolds, Lucretia Lantz. Ur.
sey Moore, Florence Bomgardner
Frances Miller. Arolene Shell. Grace
Jones and Isla Baker.
La Junta tribune., 1917-03-22
Little Tots Birthday Party
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In honor OF her little son, Lloyd.
who celebrated his third birthday an
niversary last Friday, Mrs. Elizabeth
Elder entertained number of
friends at her home on S-ileview ay-
enue. The children enjoyed games
while their mothers spent the time
In needle work and visiting and later
a birthday luncheon was served. The
color scheme was in keeping with
ST Patrick's Day and the white
birthday cake was decorated with
tiny green flags. Those who enjoyed
the party were Chester and Claude
Hiyely. Milo and Louise Mckelvey,
Ansel Perdue, Mrs. Perdue, Mrs. c.
l.. Seely, Mrs. McKelyey, Miss Leila
McManes and Mr.. McManes.
La Junta tribune., 1917-03-22

Busy Bee Sewing Circle

The Busy Bee Sewing Circle
which meets eact Saturday afternoon
at the home OF their instructor, Mrs.
F +. Westbrook, had an eXcep-
tionally pleasant meeting Saturday
afternoon. when they spent the after
noon tieing comfort which they
had previously pieced. After the
comfort tieing Mrs. Westbrook treat
ed her class to dainty refreshments,
Thise present were Vera and May
Snyder. Dorothy Jackson, Opal
Briggs. Beulah Post. Helen Woelful.
Claude Brse, and Beulah Dupler
Mrs. Charles Briggs was visitor.
The same class gave Grandma
Link delightful surprise on Tues
day of last week when they went
in body to her home and presented
her with pretty apron. which they
had made, handkerchief and some
fruit. 81
La Junta tribune., 1917-03-22
=. T.. q. Annual Election

An unusually well attended meet
ing OF Chapter W, r. L. o., was
held last Wednesday afternoon at
the home OF Mrs Clyde Simons, at
which time the annual election OF
officers was held. After the bust
ness session Mrs. Dora Mertsheimer
gave a most interesting as well as
instructive talk on her trip through
the Hawaiian Islands, China and
Japan. She had n large assortment
of curios which she exhibited to the
pleasure OF the club. Later refresh
ments were served.
The officers chosen for the com
ing wear were. President. Mrs. VIII
son \. Hart; vice president. Mrs.
George Poor. secretary. Mrs. r. r.
Jones; corresponding secretary. Mrs.
F. =. Austin; treasurer. Mrs. John
Narquardt; Chaplain, Mrs. II. w.
Allen: guard. Mrs. Ralph Johnston: /:
delegates TO Grand Chapter. Mrs. w.
\. Hart and Mrs. S. r. Mendelson: /:
alternates. Mrs b. A. Smith and Miss
Emily Rogers.
La Junta tribune., 1917-03-22
Surprise Dinner Party

Mrs, DIR. Jessie Stubbs successful
~ planned a most delightful sur
prise dinner party Tuesday evening
III honor of her husband, DR.. A. l.,
Stuhbs who celebrated his 5lst
birthday anniversary on that date
Ihe dinner was given at 6 O'Clock
at the Harvey House. After all the
guests had arrived at the Harvey
House DIR. Finney called DR.. Stubbs
aNN'hs MN to go to the Harvey
House, where he wished him in con-
sultation on ascase. q,
DR. Stubbs left immediately ex-
pectlng to find very sick patient
nut instead found seven OF the city
physicians there to greet him. and
" "oIe prettily decorated with daft
'"dlIS, and birthday cake with the
i'iE-one candles. The surprise was
so complete that 1t was some min
u''S before the doctor could adapt
n'hSeIt to the occasion His case was
gwen every attention by the attend
'hs physicians and they were able
"'''r time to revive the patient
l" me extent that he was able to en-
J". the sumptuous dinner with as
great pleasure as the guests.
hose who We're seated at the
'"oIe We're DIR. A. l.. Stubbs. DR.
rank Finney. DR.. Ralph johnson.
~ w NJ. Moore, Dir. II. +. Hall. DIR
\. =. Trunk, DR.. L, G. Edwards. and
w =. w RaGsdale, all being mem
''Fs Of tn" otero County Medical
AE.0ciation.
La Junta tribune., 1917-03-22
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Annual Civic'> Day

The annual civic's day program
Of the Fortnightly club will be oh.
served on Saturday afternoon
march 24th, by special meeting of
the club at Harmony Hall. The pro.
gram will begin at o'clock and vii,
consist Of the following very inter.
esllnE numbers:
4 discussion of the High Cost Of
Living as II Affects the Ayerap,
hou,"kecper," by Miss Pearl Horn
supervisor of domestic science in IN,
la Junta schools.
some Suggestions Regarding IN,
CITY Beautiful by Hon. G. A. XII.
gore. followed by discussion h,
MI. Mary Calfee. art supervisor of
Tho La Junta schools.
An instrumental solo by Mrs. A
u. Mccarthy. and selections by the
Hich school Girls Double Quar-.
iet'". in charge of Miss Preston
supervisor Of music. as follows.
There, Little Girl. Don't Cry" h,
Gilbert. and Clean. o Sily.,
Stream" by r. DE Faye.
La Junta tribune., 1917-03-22
Johnson.Winterllalter

Charles II. Johnson, one OF the
popular employees of the Santa Fe
at this place, eluded his many
friends in this city about month
ago and went to Colorado Springs
where he met his sweetheart. Miss
Mildred Winterhalter, OF Garden
City, Kan, whom he married on Feb
ruary 26th. Immediately following
the wedding ceremony Mr. and Mrs.
Johnston went to Denver. and from
there left on a honeymoon trip to
Kansas City and other eastern
points, returning to La Junta last
Sunday evening.
Despite the fact that Mr.. John
ston's friends in this city had sus-
picioned his Intentions for several
months ago, his marriage at this
time came as complete surprise
as II also did to the many friends
OF hs bride at Garden City.
The groom is at present holding
position as fireman on the Santa
running between this city and Canon
City. He is a young man OF strong
personality and is well liked by all
his fellow employees. His bride is
an amiable young woman and was
decidedly popular among her many
of his bride at Garden City.
The Tribune joins their many
friends in extending congratulations
and giving them hearty welcome
TO our city. MIR. and Mrs Johnson
are at home at i0s Santa re avenue.
La Junta tribune., 1917-03-22
-. Patrick's Day Party

Miss Elda Stubbs entertained q
number of the younger set at ST
Patrick's party last Saturday even.
ing In honor of her cousin. Charlie
Stubs, who celebrated his four
teenth birthday anniversary this
week. Progressive turnover fur
nished pleasant entertainment and %
shamrock hunt was also INDUCED In
Later ice cream and cakes were
served. The individual cakes were
decorated with shamrocks, and the
white birthday cake with fourteen
green candles.
Those enjoying the party were
Charlie stubbs. Vance HubbuIl.
Franklyn Thiets. Earl Regan. George
Glysson, Leslie jenkins. Alcol
Brown Geraldine Thiets. Frances
Young. Gwendolyn sporledor. Fern
Mays, Bessie Baylis. Pauline Gaurer
and Hazel Round.
Miss Stubbs was assisted In enter
taining by Miss Marie Moore.
La Junta tribune., 1917-03-22
MRS. BLANCHE SNYDER, Editor.
st. Patrick's Eve Festivity

One of the very pretty parties OF
the week was the one given by the
young ladies Sunday school class OF
the Methodist church, at the home
OF Miss Irene Warner on last Friday
night. The house was prettily deco
rated with shamrocks, which were
hung on the curtains and also shaded
the lights, and the place cards we're
green hats.
Progressive rook furnished enter
tainment for the evening, the tally
cards being apropos OF the occasion.
The real merriment of the evening
was had when the time came for
lunch and the young men were asked
TO secure their partners. Upon sham
rocks We're written the description OF
each young lady present, the sham
rocks were given to an auctioneer
who read the description and asked
for bids. The young men had been
furnished with a good supply OF
beans, with which they paid for their
bids, the young lady of course eating
lunch with the young man whose bid
was the highest. This caused no end
OF merriment
II was a late hour before the mer-
ry makers departed for their homes
voting their hostesses royal enter
tainers.
La Junta tribune., 1917-03-22
William Ewart Gladstone
&C.:
Dinner Party

Complimentary to her mother
Mrs Mary Sanford. Of Beil.yiew
Kan. Mrs, 4, J. Martin entertained
at perfectly appointed dinner party
last Thursday AT her home on san
Juan avenue.
Pink and white was the color
scheme carried out aud the dinner
was served In fye courses. at !
O'Clock. Covers were laid for Mrs
Sanford. Mrs, u. " orr. Mrs. Ralph
Emmerson, Mrs. j. q. Woodruff
and Mrs clyde frasec. OF swlnk.
La Junta tribune., 1917-03-22
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4 Recipe shower

Mrs. Forest Mayhem entertained
the Chloane club at regular meet
inF on Monday afternoon and also
at receipt shower for Miss Carrye
foNsorthy. Each lady brought her
favofitc recipe. which with recipe
file cabinet was presented 10 Miss
Foswor'hy. Auction bridge was the
diversion OF the afternoon. The out
OF town guests were Mrs, Brown. Of
Las Animas, and Miss Ruth Raster.
OF Topeka. Kan.
La Junta tribune., 1917-03-22
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Young Ladies sodaiit,

The Young Ladies' sodali,y Of the
Catholic church had most pleasant
meeting Monday evening at the
home Of Miss Eleanor iliycly on Car
son avenue.
The young ladies completed ar
rangcmenis for their annual Easter
Monday Dance which viii be given
on April nth. After the business
period n social hour Was spent and
delightful refreshments were served
by the hostess who Was assisted by
her mother.
La Junta tribune., 1917-03-22
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tortninhily Club

The fortnightly Club met Saiur-
day afternoon with Mrs. James Me.
Neen on Ration avenue. The attend
anee was good and the following
papers were given:
Roll call was answered by current
events.
Manila, the Capitol OF the PHI.
ippin"s --------- Mrs. Mccarthy
Our Early Landscape Painters
80 -------- -------Mrs. Austin
The next meeting will be on Sniur-
day afternoon at Harmony Hall II
is ci'ics Day and special program
is being arranged
La Junta tribune., 1917-03-22
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Monday Auction Bridge club

Mrs. Ella Light was hostess on
Monday afternoon at the regular
meeting of the Monday Bridge club.
Three tables were filled for the game
and at the guest table were Mrs.
G. y. Kendall. Mrs. J. o. Wood. Mrs.
Hymer. and Mrs. white. OF Colorado
Springs. The next meeting viii be In
two weeks with Mrs. q. Il. Mendsi.
son.
La Junta tribune., 1917-03-22
Ph0ht. JUhIA 3Il
Christian Church social

About one hundred members and
friends OF the Christian church en-
ioyed one OF the most pleasant times
in the history of the church, when
on last Friday evening they gathered
at Harmony Hall for social time.
\ program was given the first hour
OF the evening after which a general
good time was enjoyed, and the COM
mittee in charge served ice cream
and cake and coffee. The program
was in charge of Mrs. X. L. Croy
and Mrs. II. c. Trent and was As
follows:
Welcome Address -----Dr. Findley
Recitation Kenneth Clutter
Reading MRS. Blanch Snyder
Piano Duet Mrs. Croy, Mrs Trent
Reading Mrs Elmer Davis
Vocal Solos Mrs. b. \. Smith
Reading ------Mrs. II. o. Williams
Piano Solo --- Mrs. A. J. Lama
Recitation Vernon Walker
Piano Duet Mrs. Croy, Mrs. Hood
Reading -------Mrs. Oran Walker
Vocal Solo Harry West
La Junta tribune., 1917-03-22
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WonaD's club

Tho meeting OF the woman's Club
was held last Friday afternoon at the
home of Mrs, Il, G Inge. A good
representation of the membership
was present and the following papers
were given:
Charles Robert Darwin Mrs. Light
Edward Fitzgerald aud RoadingE-
------------ --- Miss WIN
William Ewart Gladstone ------
------------ Mrs, II. ". Allen
The meeting this week viii be held
at the home OF Mrs Frank Finnoy
and viii be the annual musicale OF
the club.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-10-04
[Continued on Page g.
Police Here Believe
They Have Dynamiter
Who Killed Two

The arrest of Alonzo Bushel. an
Italian, by special officer, is be-
lieved to be an important one in
connection with the Mt. Union ex-
plosion September 20, in which an
AmerSln woman and an Italian were
murdered.
Bushel was brought to this city
last night and placed in the local
Jail by a special officer of the Penn
sylvania railroad who made the ar
rest. He will be taken to Mt. Union
late to-day. Several arrests were
made at the time of the accident, but
this arrest officers believe will throw
much light on the mystery, which,
until this time, has not been solved.