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Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1917-03-30
ARBOR AND BIRD DAY
APRIL 9 DESIGNATED BY COVER
NOR LINDSEY.
Urges Annual Tree and Shrub Plant
ing and the Preservation Of
Bird Life In New Mexico.

Western Newspaper Union News Service.
Santa F6.-Governor Lindsey has
designated Friday, April G. as Arbor
and Bird Day in the following procla-
nation:
Custom and law have for a UNI
Der Of years established the observ-
ance OF an arbor and bird day. Each
year the Importance Of this subject is
becoming more apparent to every
thinking man and woman, because
with the increasing population and
material progress in the United
States the tree life, as well as wild
bird and animal life, has suffered
waste and depletion.
New Mexico only a generation ago
was regarded elsewhere in the Union
as a desert country. Through forest
conservation and successful agricul-
ture we are fast emerging from that
stigma though we are still in the in
fancy of the enterprise.
1.-THE conservation Of the forests,
wild bird and animal life is the duty
of every citizen, and when we useless
ly dissipate and destroy this great ma
tional resource we loot a GOd-given
heritage of future generations.
In order to promote the interest
Of tree culture and the preservation
Of bird life in this state, l, w. E. Lind
sey, governor of the state of New
Mexico, do hereby designate and pro-
claim Friday, April 6, 1917, as Arbor
and Bird Day
81 recommend that the citizens Of
New Mexico cooperate with the for
estry Department and the Game De
partment in their conservation work;
that the day be observed by the
planting of trees, shrubs, vines and
flowers about the homes, along the
highways, streets, upon the grounds
Of school houses and other public
buildings. l urge all schools, churches,
clubs, civic and patriotic societies to
observe the day by exercises and eff
forts tending to teach the youth the
practical and artistic value Of tree
and bird conservation. Children
should be taught that birds are of
commercial value in destroying in
sects that prey upon crops; also that
the homeliest birds are creatures of
beauty and their songs have through
ali ages delighted the hearts of hui
man beings. Children should be
taught that the useless sacrifice Of a
magnificent tree, that a quarter Of q
century cannot replace, is a wrong
doing. The absence Of trees general
ly shows an absence of birds; the
cultivation and protection of the two
go hand in hand.
w. e. LINDSEY"
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1917-03-30
ApportIons state School Funds.

Santa Fe. - superintendent of
Schools j. H. Wagner apportioned
$S2,9S1.1O to the public schools of the
state, being at the rate Of 70 cents per
person in the school census. Each
county was allotted the following
sum- Bernalillo, $7,614.6O; Chaves,
$~4,492.6O; Colfax, $~S,7S5.6O; Curry, 49,,
1890; Dona Ana, S4.O15,2O; Eddy,
$2,S41.3O; Grant, $4.S6S.6O; Guadalupe.
$3,029.60; Lincoln, $1,000; Luna, ST.
96O.7O; Mora, $3,272.5O; Mckinley.
$1,29S.5O; otero. $1,992.9O; Quay, 49,,
024; Rio Arriba, $4,165; Roosevelt,
$2,116.SO; %Sandoval, $~1,376.20; San
Juan. $1.SS7.4O; San Miguel, $5.9SG. 60;
Santa Fe, $~5,166.7O; Sierra, $947.sO;
Socorro, $3,511.8O; Taos, $3.O77.9O;
Torrance, $2,14G.2O; Union, S4,OG3.5 80;
Valencia, $2,548.7
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1917-03-30
Granddaughter Of Senator Dies.

Santa Fe.-Mary Hartwell Catron,
granddaughter of United States Sen
ator Thomas B. Catron, and daughter
of Lieutenant and Mrs. Thomas Cat
ron of the Twenty-third United States
infantry, died at Ell Paso, the funeral
taking place in Santa Fe, after private
services had been held at Ell Paso.
The body was placed in the Catron
m~ausoleum in Fairview cemetery.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1917-03-30

Santa F6.-Deputy United States
Marshal Alfredo Delgado of Santa Fe
has arrested r. E. Tusha at Elida,
Roosevelt county, on the charge Of
mailing obscene matter, the complaint
being sworn to by c. L. Collins before
United States Commissioner James A.
Hall.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1917-03-30
InauIre Inc Meat Price Advance.

Albuquerque, N. NH. A. Jastro of
Bakersfield, Calf, speaking before
the New Mexico Wool Growers AS
ISOLATION, expressed confidence that
Congress would provide for ~investiga-
ton Of meat prices at its next session.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1917-03-30
eovernor Wood Two alIla.

Santa Ex-Governor Lindsey has
killed two bills, Senate Bill 81, pro-
hibiting change of venue in criminal
S on application Of the state: and
Senate Bill 269, to permit counties
cities, towns and villages to increase
the limit on bonded Indebtedness
from ~ to 4 per cent.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1917-03-30
Diplomacy.

Mrs. Green-YOur cook told mine
that your husband is getting a very
small salary.
Mrs. Wyse-We just tell her that to
keep her from demanding a large one.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1917-03-30
ALIENS EnnT.EASE

The antiseptic powder 10 be shaken into shoes
and sprlnkled into the foot-bath. It relieves
painful, swollen, smarting feet and takes the
sting out OF corns and bunions. The greatest
comforter ever discovered for all foot-aehes.
Sold everywhere, 25c. Trial package FREE
Address, Allen s. Olmsted, lie Roy, n. N.-AdV'
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1917-03-30
TrNlna Her Hand.

Patience-She spent two months at
the seashOre last summer, and not q
man asked for her hand.
Patrfce-Rather disappointing?
ayes but she's going to try her hand
In Florida this winter"
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1917-03-30

To keep clean and healthy take DIT.
Pierce's Pleasant Pellets. They regulate
liver, bowels and stomach.-AdV.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1917-03-30

Pins swallowed Cause oirl's Death.
Albuquerque, N. M.-Miss Cleotilde
Gallegos, 20 years old, died at Los
Candelarias. rear here, as the result
Of having swallowed several pins.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1917-03-30

Rather the skylark han the earth
worm.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1917-03-30

Columbue courier Plant burned.
Columbus.-The printing plant OF
the Columbus Courier and a number Of
adjoining business buildings Of frame
we're destroyed by fire.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1917-03-30
NEW MEXICO
STATE NEWS

western Newspaper Union News Service
COMING EVENTS.
July S-5-Annuai Reunion OF Cowboyr
association at Las Vegas
July 21-Aug. 2O-Citixen8 Military
Training Camp at Las Vegas,
Sept. 25-2S-Seventh Annual Northern
New Mexico Fair at Ration.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1917-06-07
!llI!lfkIl1 /! / kIl11tnlfr,t1r
3ansss ssnsbe, Sen aorffe gsnobs
% Sen 6Dr. Strife ia,nlt Dns-
oagti Mars1npber ct. &aal.
6oreniu8en al BE ire Samfanh o9
6tiftelien al set nDe .San1fmno
finber Gteb paa 2brbag.

Set itore ttorif-lutberife &irfen15,
6e ct. Saul bbor Sauges 5pno6e,
BEN norife SDno0e og Sen 6oreneoe
Strife pil blipe forenet til ct Strife
iamfuno, Sen norif=lutberife &irfe
| Mmerifa", begpnbte Sns0ag Sor-
miboag 6e1ne ltge;; Sc tire ferite
Dage bol6er 6e tire Samfun6 iprz
ifilte M1e0er, og 2groag Sormi66ag
6rager btsie tre 9lnrs1n66ers Weo=
lernmer / iluttet 6plge til slu6itori>
nnt, bbor iaa set npe &trfeiamfuno
bill blipe itiftet. Set npe @amfunoS
Mpoe fortiqttes til og mes 9bor5-
6ag Sen 14be Stunt.
2groag SEN 9oe SUM bliper en- at
De itore Gage ben norf=lntberife
4irfes @iitorie i Mmerifa. Da er
Oct, at Sen lenge imb0eiee6e Sor=
ening af 6isie tire &irfeiamfun6 bill
blipe fuIbbDrbet. De tre Me6ers
Weolemmer iamles MrnorD M.
$50 Gnl., &auges 9Dnooes ! Salen
/ 2oen @tage, oen norffe Sponoes
tilbeire ben itore 5al / LITE Gta-
ge og Sen 6oreneoe &irfes ttlpenitre
/ ian1me Gal. Brocesitonen til Mu.
bitoril1n begDt1oer &l. 8, SaugeS
5p,1ooe fgrit, oernpit ben norife ct,
nooe og fi6it Sen 5orer1eoe &irte.
Set itore 6ellesfor og 2utber Sol.
lege 8auo ifal imi6lertio babe taget
fine BlabIe / gln6itoriun1. Derene
Inffes for beiggenbe @l. $50. M6-
set begpnber &I. 10. timber 8rof.
garlo 81. speratis 9ebelie og affon.
pagneret af 2utber College 8ano
refer goriamlingen fig og iDnger De
fer fgrlte gers al Salme1t % itore
@m6, pi loper big" Derefter Sfrift.
Iesning, Snlnle 1O3, DR.. g. S.
DabI; 8en, Dr., s. g. Stub; Sroes-
befienbeIie og Serrens 8en 8aitor
Is. S. cite. 9erefter 9ulef al 8aft.
Gfie, DR.. Stub og DR.. Dabl.
Saa fGger Mboets Organization,
| og BET npe Rirfefamfunb bliper bon
ffttitueret. Gorretntngsoroene11 for
bette meoe bltber fom f6lger:: @alg
af mioIertioig 5ornro1o;; 8alg af
1niolerttoig 6efretar;; 6orn1nnoen
uonnbt1er 10 Enllere;; Gormanoe1
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1917-06-07

j saanBb seIi s 8nrflanb sqjb,
larel, aatiaita
,engo 90. Ssutb. penre Ginsi1tg sa-
cietp, bbor 8arn pbolber iiig, i,,otil
ct pdsienbe Sien fan finoes for bent.
Set itgrite af 8grnebiemmene er
set, fon ben 6orene6e 4irfe bor /
8eIoit, Soma, bpor Der er 164 8ern.
S 2afe 8nrf bar ben Soreneoe @irfe
ct @ienL bpor Ser er oper 100 8grn.
Salt bar 6e tre @irfeiantfn116 Z Sss1=
ititutioner, bpor oper 200 gamle
Mano og &pinoer bar lit &iem, og
8 8grnebiem, bpor $50 8prn gibes
EN- friitelig Spbragelie.
@tore GUNNER bar bpert s(ar be.
ret bi6raset til Misiionen al ois1e
ire Samfuno. Gnoel Mislioner i
&e6ntngelanoene 0rtbes belt al Cont
f1nbene og til6els Doer 6e @iorag til
glrbeibe, Der 6ripes al anore Mis=
iionsielfaber. Sil China, Maooga-
far og an6re Ste6er n61e116es Wis=
ftonerer. 9esnoen 6ribes Wis<
iionsarbei6e blanbt 5gmen6, blanot
@ifimoerne Mlaifa, Negrene / 5p=
ben og bla16t sSSnoianere fant en-
no1trah sss96e1nislton. Sfoler og
&oipitaler er oprettet for 6e in0fg0te.
Salt er neiten 100 Menb og &pin=
Ser fnDttet til oe tire Samfunbs
Msitonsbirfi
Set bliper en- meget betDoelig Sor-
lagsnirffombeb, iom bliber n6spet,
11aar Mugsburg 8ubliibing @oufe,
2utberan 8ubltfbing Soufe og Sau-
ges Spno6es 8ogforretning bliber
lnaet ia1nnen. Set fpritnppt1te er
ben iterite firfelige Sorretl1ingsin-
ftitution blanbt Morif- -9lmerifanerne.
Sfplge ii6ite 0pgabe fpttes Sorret-
ningens 89rbi til $313.051. 8aa
oisie 6orlng trpffes en- Masfe 3d.
ger og 11bfomn1er en- &effe &irfebla.
De. Sanlmenilutninge11 pil bi6fgre
en- ssSnofilling al l1bgipelien al en-.
oel al bisie. Eil @iengiel6 bfl De
andre 8la6e bIibe faa meget fpl6ige,
re. Sfelge Manerne bill ben Norife
lutberfe @itfe Mmerifa abgipe ct
1porF San1funbsorga11 unoer geabnet
y2utberaneren" og- ct e11gelif Gam.
futosorga,t ln6er Map11et lutheran
gburcb Seralo" begge 11gentlig, ct
uabeologtf Eiosifrift" fant ct 1torlf
og ct engelf 8erneblao.
2utber College og ct. 0Iaf COL
flege bar bber TT Endowment GGono
paa r,oget ober $3.50, 600 Ser
er oeguoen taIriee a11ore Gonos el-
Ter 2eeater, fou Gam mfltnoene oirete
[eller i1loirefte forbalter, Den gepr.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1917-06-07

bar @omIebiem I @tougbton, @is.,
@lenmoo6, Min1.., og @tanpoo6,
@oib. Ser er oDer 100 8srn peb
ben Norife 5pnobes ggilb 93iee 8pr-
nebien, Etpin @nllep, Mina. Des.
noen bnr bette @o1nf11no 8ernebiem
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1917-06-07
Eeros, og fra 0ttotpa, 81 iH tiII
8orHano, a9alb. Get
9. s. ppItta,b.
&. 8itrsp.

Eeras, og fra 0ttolpa, So M tIl
@arHono, 9alb,, ] GET
q. ss5fslee be itoife Gpgaoer e ooer:
peb oe 26 5foIer fnpttet III oe,,
Sorene6e @irfe, oer1 georife @pnooe
og 9nnges 5pnobe on1fring 4,5O0
9tn6enter. gtbrit glepantal bar
ct. Olaf College, 654 i De forffieM-
ge @f6elinger. 9lntallet af 2arere
og 29reri1toer peb oisie 26 5foler
er 274.
Set npe Sanfl1n6s 8qrmbiertig=
beosbeltprelie @oaro Of Gbarities)
faor en bel gfeffe SSnititutioner at
fore 9p1pn me6. 8are ct @oipital
er ct &irfelamfun6s @ien6ont, ner1-
Zig Diafonisiebiem og =boipitalet !
Gbicago. Der ttlberer og oripes al
ben Jorene6e Strife. Der er imioler-
ito mango Soipitaler, iom eies %
oripes al Goreninger, bpis Meolem=
1ner er Me1tigbeosfolf. Disle Sr=
fpitaler regneS 6erfor lom Cant
fl1nosinititutioner. grenpelpis tan
r1pbnes s5airnieip @oipital og 9bo-
mas 9eringsboipital / Minneapolis,
Der begge 6ribes al ben 8oreneoe
@irfes Soipitalsforening, og ct.
9al1l Soipitol, iom tilbgrer Ell &or=
poration al ben Morife 5Dno6es
Soft. 6ornben i Chicago, ct. Bal1l
og Minnenpolis er Ser iaa6anne
inbirefte 6orbinbelie 1neb ben 5or-
eneoe &nfe eller ben Norife 5Dno6e
ftaaenbe &oipitnler / gou Claire %
2a grosie, 8is., 8rooflDn, M. g.,
Mnitin, groofston, Gergus Sails og
Mabiio11, Mir11., Siour Sails, og
8otertotpn, g. Daf., far1t Sarge,
Grafton, Nortbuooo % &ngbD, ge.
Daf.; Is &oipitaler ialt.
&irfeiamfunoene bar bnret fifth,
ge til at 1grge for biemleie @amle
og forelorelbie 8grn. 9enne 8irf-
fombeo ftuar / 11giere 5orbinoelie
1neo 5amfnnoene END SoipitalsDtrf,
iombeoe11, ioet De flelte @annle- oe
8ernebiem eies og. oribes oirefte al
saufn1lbene. 8eresforo, g.
|Daf, bar gauges Spnooe baaoe
@annIebien1 og 8prnebiem fanrt en-
betpoelig 2anoeienoom Det it6rite
af MIoerb biemmene er ct lige bed
Decorab, SOMA, oprettet beo Mo,
ler ffie11fet ben Gorenebe &irfe al
aaie Snnge1L bDis Nabn oct berer
9omme -Mnitnlterne / WiHenberg.
Wis., Der tiilb6rer ben 5orenebe &ir-
fe, beitaor af baaoe @aulebiem ol
8grnebiet1. Desuoen bar bette
|Samfuno et @amIebie11 ! Mortb.
MOOD, 81. Dm. Den Norite spnooe
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1917-06-07

teen ON Contribution, % @onftitlt-
ttio11ens atntaeel lei; 5d1nf fl,nbet er,
Here's folrifiittue S q ssor1l1aalb
pg gteeformanb;; Ell NominationSfo.
mite paa 9 Meolemner bplges, 8 fra
ben norife Spno6e, 3 fra Sen Gor.
&irfe og 8 fra @auges Spnooe;; De
ire San1fnnos Meoer anbefaler til
set 11pe Gan1funbs Me6e fine relpef.
ttpe &a1totoater for 6enne Nomine,
tionsfomite;; @apport fra Nonina-
tionsfomiteen Nnleoning 8alg -af
5efreter, &nsierer, 8oaro Of Erl1-
ftees og. Mp0ets 9lrbeiostomiteer;;
@apport fra 6oreningsfoniteen og
@enpisning til Mb6ets slrbeiosfomi=
teer. Meoet brpes &l. 4.
2groag slften &l. 8. aoncert af
69llesforet, affon1pagneret al ct.
Olaf College 8ano, UNDER Hrof. S.
Melius Gbriitianiens og Yrof. SSoblt
Dables 2e6elie. SSn6tegterne gaar
til set anerifanlfe @goe &ors.
Sgn6ag Sorn1io6og 106e. Stunt
&l. 10, Geitguostienelte 9luoitori-
um. 6eitprpoiferr al DR.. $. 6.
Stub, Mltertienelten ubfgres al 8alt.
Gbr. g. Sbompion, @ait. 3. g..
&aulsru6 lpler SSnogangs= og Slnt-
tringsbpnnen. Gang af Sallesforet
unoer &rof. Carlo 81. Speratis 2e-
6elfe; un6er Salmeian9en og Offeret
ipiller 2utber College 8ano. Offer
optages til Sor6eling melleu SSnore'
og Seoningemislionen.
Sm @fter1ni6oagen @. 8 bol6e5
&eforn1ationsfeit, 8ait. S. S. Cite
prnlioerer meo Saler al 8rof. 6. 6.
8reus, DR.. so. 8. 8gcfman % Yrof.
sc. 3. @ee. 8eformationsf sfanfate
al 6ellesforet l1nber 8rof. s. Me-
lius @brtltianiens 9e6elie.
5gnbng Mften Srbt11ntion. Eborn
8etterien, &loffer 8etblebem &ir-
fe1l Minneapolis, lpfer Snogangs.
bdnnen. Mltertieneften forrettes af
3ait. 81. Mnln1in; Dr.. s. 8. Stub
oplnier Drbinnnoernes Mabne iamt
ben fororoneoe ggn; Solicit for Or
binntionen beb DR.. s. s.. 9abl, Der
ogidn boloer Srbinati tionstalen og TO-
retager Dberoragelfen af Gmbebet.
$ Drbinattonsb banblingen beltager
ogiaa Baitorerne 8. s. CITE, s.
georobD, q. 5. &uIteng % s. 6.
SOFTER. 8eo @uostie1eiten optages
Offer III trengenoe 8raiter og 8ra-
fteenfer.
Manoag Goruioong M. 8 Nno.
berguostienefte;; @frii fttetnIe, Eait. s.
S gffe; sS5n1oren1is Hons sprRo item,
~ zasl5fs
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1917-06-07

11bnabner Ell 4lllbmogtsfon,ite poo
ier Meolemmer, 2 fra bbert 5mn,
fllt1b; @opport fra Gulomagtsfon1t.
teet1;; Rapport fra Gsreninssfomi.
teen ON Gorenings iflernes DpfDl-
belfe;; 8apport fra screenings gsfomi.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1917-06-07

Baft. 6. g. g. &oel; Gaffefolleft og
8eliignelien 8ait. gffe.
T Manbag gfter1nt66ag @. 1.30 til
a, Sorretningsme6e. &l. 4, ling
6onsforblnoets Drganiiation. Man=
bag Mften @an1taleue6e, Gimme
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1917-06-07

lebes forbelt no oper 9an6et, at COL
leges, gorn1alifoler og Mfubentier
bill bIibe beliggenbe be 5treg, bpor'
bet bebit bill tiene oe i,1ben Santh1n-
bet ifpIelggenbes 9arb, belt fra Cam.
rofe, 9llberta, Gan., tit Clifton,
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1917-06-07
r8eoerfpegeNens Eiber" inolebes.
a ut 8eber 9angiero alt g.

.8eoerfpegeliers 9iber inblebes
at Soft, Beber 8angiero 8u{t g.
IS. s. aai S praiii '5
I 9irs6ag 12te Sunni Jorretnines-
meoe. Eirsoag gftermiooag M. 2
Diltriftsme6er. Diltrifterne mpber
paa fglge,,6e 5te6er:: 1, Mor6-M -Min-
nefota, glrmorp; 2, 9Do=Minneiota,
Muoitoril11n;; 3, 9itre, 8alt. &eques
Strife; 4, Senore, Hait. SDbtlruos
@irfe; 5, Mortb Dafota, Mrn1orp; 6,
MocfD Monntain, ltn6eretagen / Ha=
flor Spbilrl16s Strife; z, Hacific, un-
oeretagen 8ait. 9feques &irfe; 8,
CANADA, 26en Gtage Mu6ttoriun
2obbp. &pinoernes Misiionsforbl1ro
boloer ian1tioig Mp6e / &alm &oom,
Gaint Ba,tl @otel.
Sirs6ag Mften t2te Stunt @. 7.30,
Wtisltonsnften for 9eonlngem1s1to=
men; Misiionspreoifen af @ait. 5.
M. 8. Stl1b; Gelttaler paa 10 Minu,
ter al felgen6e:: &ait. S S. S. See al
&auges @pno6e, @ait. s. 81. @irfc>
luno al Sen ,1orffe Spnooe og @a1t.
so. Spterlie at Den 6orene6e &irfe :;
oe tilfeoepere,16e Mis1ionerer fore
TITLES for Goriamlingen; ct Or6 til
Mflfe6 peo ssornan6en; Hrof. 80. S.
5tolee preiioerer.
Onsbag 136e Sl1,1i, Gor;etnings.
mgoe. 0m Mftenen Sarntalen1eoe,
u&olo fait be6 set 6u bar, forat IN
gen ifal tage Sin &rone" in6le6es al
8aft. Soar Obilsafer. Baft. .. 8.
Il. SiIian prefi6erer.
&bors6ag 14oe SUM-, Screenings,
n1p6e.
Tarmere bifalber Mbntiniitratio.
mems Ma6prosram. 8aibington ben
26en SUM. geprpientanter for
Sun6re6etuiin6er Garmere fem @ta-
ter er ber i6ag for at fortplle Son.
gresien % Braitoenteu, at be bifal-
Der Mbniniitrationens Maoprogram
og l1bnpbnelien at &erbert Sooper
ion1 Ma6abmintitrator. Sarmerne
bar tilite6e bele Dagen pe6 en- 5es.
iion nf &uiets 2an6brugsfomite.
8lan6t Surmerres Mepraientan,
ter pnr Charles &olma1l Maoiion.
@ts.;; s. M. Mn6erfon, ct. 8anI;
gar1uef s. @aun6abl, 8ismarcf,
q. Daf.
Sernbanefnnfti tionarer faar 9saaleg,
@tnnipeg ben lite Sum-. Mnften g..
500 8ogfprere og Sprb6oere paa Ga
nabinn 8aeifi iebnnen fro Sort BiI.
liam, Dnt. ffnif ibag 90 HI 26 9roceni
2snsttnng og begbnote s Gimers
Arbeiosoag Hblae Dberensfo fomit.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1917-06-07

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February Term, 1919

Miscellaneous Richmond Home
! Telephone Co, toll, s15.25; Richmond
Home Telephone Co., toll, $3.50;
Nicholson Pig. &: Mfg. Co., Office sup
plies, s45715; Richmond Typewriter
Exchange. Office supplies. s7.75; Bar
tel & Robe. Office supplies, $3.50; l.
| S. Bowman, auditors Office expense
$3.50; VIM H. Duning, auditors Office
and C. H. supplies. $3.50: VIM. H
Duning, Auditors, treas and Jail sup
Plies, $500; E. !. Weidner, treas
Office expense, $5462: Home fol
Friendless, boarding Violet Wilson
s2773; Glenn Carr, Sheriff's mileage
to State Inst. $3.50; Albert B. Steen
Sheriff's mileage to State Penal Farm,
$3.50; Eugene Dietzgen. Surveyors
Office expense. rs cents; Dayton Blue
Print Co. Surveyors Office supplies
1888; Howard H. Horton, Bridge En-.
ginaer and Office expense. $500;
Charles O. Williams, salary, Co. Supt
schools, s11737; J. NJ. Coe Pig Co.,
Co. Supt. schools Office supplies, Sill.
25; Florence f. Williams, salary, Dep
uty Co. Supt Schools. $4,000; William
Mathews, expense state meeting. $13..
%: d., r. D. Morrow, Coroner's per
diem, $53.15; Lillian Mahin, Truant of.
f1cer, $500; Mamie Bell, care of or.
phans, $1Os3; Indiana tuberculosis
hospital, expense inmates, $1O5.0O;
Alfred Z. Brown, expense Farmers In.
s,itute, $500 90; Wilson, Pohlmeyer &
Downing, soldiers burial. $4,000; Viii.
son, Pohlmeyer & Downing, $62; Viii.
son, Pohlmeyer & Downing. soldiers
burial, $50 90; Wilson, Pohlmeyer &
Downing, soldiers burial. $500; Doan
& Klute, soldiers burial, $3.50; Doan
& Klute, soldiers burial, $4,000: W.
A Weller, soldiers burial, 5000; W.
\. Weller, soldiers burial, $4,000;
Wright & Sons. soldiers burial s110;
H. c. Endsley, soldiers burial, $4,000;
Palladium Pig. Co., legal advertising,
$229S; Item Newspaper Co., legal adj
vertising, s1.93: Cambridge City Tri-
bune, legal advertising. $3.50; John
D. Nixon, expense making school loans
s2.5c; Henry r. Siekman, refund tax,
1922: A. n. Chamness, account Geor-
gia B. Hurst, refund tax, s3S.4S; Eos
ter Construction Co., refund tax,
s1O694: Ebert R. Huddleston, refund
tax. $500; John L. Craig, refund tax,
$424: Burke Construction Co, general
bridge repairs, 1896; F. E. Slick, S.
Merton Catey road contract, S239.24;
J. c. Stevens, Supt Nixon road, s54;
G. NJ. Kirkpatrick. contractor j. D.
Nixon road, $3.50; Dayton Blue Print
& Supply Co.. exuense Jas. A. Boyd
road, $751; c. M. Kirkpatrick, con-
tractor Jacobs Road, $4,000; Emma
Hutson and others, coroner's wit
nesses, $3.75
COURT HOUSE SUPPLIES, RE-
PAIRS, .ETC.-Chas. ]. Davis, repairs,
$11.6O; J. B. Elliott & Son, repairs,
$24.71; Chas. A. Tangeman. repairs,
$3.50; Richmond Electric Co., repairs
$50; Crane Electric Co., repairs,
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-03-06

Miss Jeanette Kaufman and Mr..
Elwood Silverman have returned to
their home in Indianapolis after
spending the weekend the guests OF
Miss Ruby Lemen and Mr.. Ralph
Cain. Saturday Miss Lemen gave a
dinner at Der home, North Tenth
street, in honor of the guests.
The Earlham Heights Dorcas So
ciety will present 1.-THE Old Peabody
Pew" Friday evening at the church.
The public is invited.
For the pleasure of the members Of
the Anenome club and their men
friends. Miss Helen McMinn enter
tanned in charming manner last eve
ming at her home. North Nineteenth
street. The evening was spent dane
ing and with music and games. A
luncheon in courses was served. The
regular meeting of the club will be
held two weeks from Wednesday at
the home Of Miss Helen Rethmeyer.
The Junior League of the Trinity
Lutheran church met last evening at
the home of the Misses Edna. Marie
and Marguerite Deuker, South Sew
enth street Mr.. Warren Beck read
splendid paper and Rev. Oscar
Tressel made a talk.
Mrs. George Ferlipg entertained
members of the Past Chief Pythian
Sisters Monday afternoon at her
home, South Sixth street Refresh
c1ents were served. In month Mrs.
JEFF Meyers entertains the club at her
home, North Fourteenth street.
Section Number 2 of the North A
Street Friends Meeting House will
give tea Friday afternoon at 2:30
O'clock at the home of the Misses
Eleanora and Frances Robinson, 316
North Eleventh street.
Mrs. Carmel Davis Of Shelbyville,
and Miss Lillian Stacks of College
Corner, Ohio, are the guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Jordan. Saturday
evening Mr.. and Mrs. Jordan gave a
dinner in honor of their daughter,
Mrs. Davis.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Jordan,
who have been residing on South