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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-20

@saAs-brulcE 6roa. Co 4Qe 3 EloE
ence. Republic
$500. A Critehett. 30 San Fran
cisco, Ford
45451-Geo. r LeBaron, EOS FRS
National Bank Bldg. Ford.
45452-Geo. r LeBaron. 20s FRS
National Bank Bldg-s Overland
$3.50. L Archer, 2411 Montana
Buick
4545LZo. G. Henderson, securit,
45455-Tom ". Crutcher. 1910 y. z
45456-AL s. Mauer. 400 First Ma
tional Bank Bldg, Ford
45457--P. F Bouick s Co. 415 E
4545s-AIrs. N. D. sillson. S5s1
Cambridge. Studebaker.
4545s-Mrs. L I. Warden, 3415 Non
tana. Flanders
s5460-First Baptist church, sol
Magottin avenue, Dodge.
a546I-C J. Hoffman. 404Iz s. L
Paso, Overland WHY'S Knight
street. Overland.
4546s-Lee Moore Contracting Co.
sO2 Republic Bldg. Ford.
45464-Mrs. J. c Krause. SO01 Mem
pills, Chandler.
454s5-Flint BIeGuger. 242s Copper
455ss-Fuller Swift SO Campbell
454s7-A II. CuIwelI, First NatiOna
Bank Bldg, Chandler.
4546S-C- +. Wills & Son. sos S
l5lssEJ P. Hammet,. tIs7 Psrl
45t7o-w. Caster. ss1s Hueco. King
4541l-John ". Tappan. 314 Milli
Bldg. Dodge.
45l72-L z. Blackburn. ss12 Mobile
45I72-w. H Cain. ssos Mobile
45474-Grank CuuiOn. 111s E. BOul
eyard. Ford
45475-W. K Carlisle. Angelus hotel
4517s-Nrs. W. Il. Elliott. GIL n
45477-A- NJ Borja, 1917 ". Main
4547s-E. Arroyo. 21s FL Paso, Ford
4547s-B. E Galway. 203O Ulesc
avenue. Ford
454So-Justo Y. Romero. 4O2 s
454Si-v. L AIcCouom. 1881 E Ms.
souri,. Buick.
454s2-Charles T. sharp. 1912 Brown
454Ss-A. Erpwenstein & Co. 1901
45ts4-w. c. Henger. 2727 Federal
Ford.
454S5-J. ". Ketehersid. 205 Mesa
Hudson.
454ss-Morshau L Cooper. S22 We
mas Seldom.
454s7-E. Il Allen. $3.50 Montana
Ford
454ss-Att. vaIsenaer. FL Paso
Texas. Ford
45tSs-G. W. Roberts. 1894 Bliss
Buick
454sO-w. P Crow. E. Paso. Texas
Ford.
454s1-The international Brtck Co.
p. q. BOX 102. Mack
45492-The International Brick Co
p. O. BOX 1O2. Ford
45493-The international Brick Co.
P. o. BOX l02, Ford.
454s4-F. L Barker, Fort Bliss
Dodge
454s5-B. E. WIddas. 7O1 Mesa ave-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-20

Southern
Motor
Company
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1917-10-24
Rev. Newell Dwight Hills Picture Of Ger
mdny'S War Plans and Her Atrocities
in Belgium and France.


published by CountyC
dr. Newell Dwight Hills
oil riy"onh church In brooklyn
wsgaon oil the bachcs Belgium which t cr
mans h"d been expelled I'm order
uons of or Ca,r,or
suocfies would be confirmed by this personal study
his o,,uons on ~,
"s ON the SUBJECT speaking
H"r" I'd the world war; and thus setting
an ministers that they into c,orcr
OF what this means against Chrianv no
well against democracy ' 10
churches OF baltimore The that the doors Inn, a.
"cAeu at 'so housh o,oc
We nave heretofore published from b
'e "n general demand the nubc,
g h I'm fu' The Importance indicated In tho fact ,
'" 'o" """s' comptroller OF the Currency,
mikes from the Blue Ridge Dr. Hills in o.r , ,
Manufacturers writes: ~ " ''
Il grc"fy enjoyed Dr. Hills magnificent baltimore
any night and do wish ou, b mad, IN
n"e hm deliver this address I'm Washington
she South DO that h pub,,c ~
pamphlet form or otherwise? should
The Manufacturers Record Hills TO mako ,
'o"k" S" anu tms NC hcwind
Address as given n editorial "a ,cod;, ,
I'm such Williams VIC ,rc vi ,
I'm wouhi do
termination for half world and s ryh,
FACTS given BY DR. IInis-Eliior Record 49,
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1917-10-24

I0nly to find the soldiers had returned
and while the officer held her hnads
behind her back, his assistant poured
Epetrol on the sons head and clothes
set fire to him and, while he stag
sered about, a flaming, torch, they
shricked with laughter. When they
had burned all the houses and re-
treated, the next morning, the pre-
feet of Lorraine reached that Gethes-
name and photographed the bodies
of 80 aged men lying as they fell
the bodies of women stripped and al
last slain.
In the next village stood the ruined
square belfry into which the Ger
cmans had lifted machine guns, then
forced every woman and child-275
in number-into the little church
and notified the French soldiers that
ii they fired upon the machine guns
they would Kill their own women and
children. After several days hunger
| and thirst, ut midnight these brave
women slipped a little boy through
the church window and bade THEN
husbands fire upon the Germans in
the bclfry, saying they preferred
death to the indignitios they were
suffering. And 50 these Frenchmcr
turned their guns, and in blowing
that machine gun out of the belfry
killed 20 Of their own wives and chill
dren. III Il hundred years of history
where shall YOU find Il record of any
other race, who call themselves civil
lied, who are such Sncaking coward,
that they could not fight like men Oh
play the game fairly, but in THEN
Chattering terror put women and lit
tie children before them as a shield.
Proof Overwhelming. Here are. il
FAhricf"thc 'rccurdss of more than 4;
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-26
ALEXANDER QUITS
AS TREASURER OF
GRAND TRUNK

G. w Alexander. treasurer Of the
Grand Trunk railroad. has submit
ted his resignation 10 the company
to take effect June 80. after which
he contemplates spending some time
in travel His resignation also
means relinquishing the following
Offices; Secretary and treasurer OF
the Grand Trunk Western railway.
of the Detroit, Grand Haven & Mil
waukee railway; OF the Toledo. Sag
NAV & Muskegon railway: of the
Detroit & Toledo Shore Line rail.
road: OF the Detroit & Huron rail-
way, OF the Grand Trunk Milwau-
kee Car Ferry company. OF the Chi.
cago G Kalamazoo Terminal rail.
road Of the Grand Rapids Termi-
nal rapsoad Of the Bay City Ter
minal railroad. and OF the Grand
Trunk Junction railway. secretary
OF the Chicago Detroit & Canada
Grand Trunk Junction railway: OF
the, 81. Clair Tunnel company, and
OF the International Bridge com.
pany; treasurer OF the Detroit Ter.
minal railroad. and OF the Michigan
Railway association.
Mr.. Alexander came 70 Detroit in
1885. in the service OF the Grand
Trunk Western lines.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-26
NABS INTRUDER
TRYING ON SHOES

John Dave, % years old Gary
Ind was found in William Schole's
shoe store az No III Micmgan-avc.
early Saturday morning. trying 10
III himself with a pair OF shoes Pa.
trolman Martin Greiner walked in
on Dave as he vas lacing up the
shoes Dave was arrested on a
charge OF breaking and entering a
business place IN the night
Burglars ransacked the apart.
ments Of Ralph Holuza. No 793
Twenty-fourth-st. and stole a purse
containing $40 and jewelry valued
al S54
Jewelry valued az $40 was stolen
from the apartments Of Frank Ju-
nix, AZ tho same address.
John Barsalow No l55 West For
est-ave. reported Saturday morning
that his home had been robbed late
Friday afternoon while the family
was away Clothing valued AZ SO
Is missing
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-26
The Confessions of a Wife
Progress Brings Progress

Dear me. Margie," 'sMc Paula.
when YOU and / gel To- talking We
forget all about my story and so of
on tangents here and there trying to
find the underlying motive, OF life
ana the basic springs OF action
Well. isn't that right. Paula, J.
asked. 1T has always seemed 70
me women discussed these subjects
too seldom You and Paula, know
Just how women are in great state
OF unrest We have entered Vto all
the gainful pursuits and IN doing so
We have found thai we have minds
TO think, energy 20 cHpend and willie
30 do
we resent doing just What some
man tells us 10 do or what We think
he would tell us TO do under any
and all circumstances We insist
that We shall be reckoning factors.
other than incubaiors IN The affairs
OF life We are not content any
more with WAYS and mean. just be.
cause some man who IT, our hus-
band our father or brother OF lover
SAYS it. is the right way and 'hc
proper means
THE more light thai is shed on
the subject. Paula. the happier So
will make the LOT of the mon and
women who come after Just se our
mothers progressed, jus as we orc
progressing. 80 will our children
progressi Thank Cod wa nave Ut
ready gotten beyond that old idea
that our daughters mast Doe kept in
ignorance Of the world
why. do you know Paula dear
had a man OF the world tell nae the
other day that he insisted mat h.-
daughter should read Tho P1u'a
stories, as he called Tho story and
comments on II which We are pU0
fishing In Pats paper Another VIC
man wrote me how grateful he v1
that was writing Sc as her l4yoar
old daughter read 30 every day and
they discussed the story nightly
81 ind. said this mother, fht'
YOU. my dear Mrs W'aYerlY btlnE
up very important details MAJ moHr
ers are apt 90 forget when TALKING
with thciT daughters. and theus
YOU for writing thus freely domestic
and earnestly
You see. Paula. these dear mo
'rs and Young girls do not seem to
understand that your story IS a real
one With the comments you and
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-26

SUSPENDS RULING
ON LIFE TEACHERS
TILL END OF WAR

The state board OF education, at
meeting in the Hotel Statler Fri
day suspended for the period OF tho
war the ruling requiring applicants
for a life teachers certificate to APP
ply within four years after being
graduated from college. The appli-
cants may join the. Red Cross or
army and retain their right to apply
10 the certificate whenever they re-
turn from service. even tho II be
more than four years from the date
OF graduation.
r w Nadal, dean OF Olivet col
lege, who is president Of the board,
announced his retirement, declaring
he had accepted the presidency az
Drury college, Of Springfield. MINI.
Advertisements for bids for coal
TO supply the normal schools failed
10 attract bidders. and tho board de-
cd to go into the open market at
once Tor its tuel supply.
Printing--tbe plain neat kind---that
~ riEht--TfmeS job Dept.--Main 4520.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-26
AMBULANCE
UNIT CALLED
Company No. 8 Ordered to
Prepare for Duty in France
Immediately

Capt Charles Barton, OF Ameri-
can Red Cross Ambulance company
No. s, has received orders from Maj.
G. II. Connor, director OF the bureau
OF medical service. 10 get his com
pany in shape al once for tmmedi-
ate service In France with the
French army Capt Barton Is in
formed in the order that az soon
as American troops arrive in France
his company will be transferred 70
them. Capt Barton will report on
the Atlantic seacoast as soon as
official papers are received.
The organization OF this company
was started only few weeks ago,
bur is practically ready for service
now It's personnel includes some
OF the best known men In the city.
The company equipment consists OF
rs automobile ambulances. three
trucks, a repair truck. an officers
car and a group OF motorcycles DR..
Charles Barton IL captain of the
company and Clarence t. Gambler,
G.. Burton Ray and Thomas D. Mars
den first lieutenants Following is
the muster roll OF the enlisted men:
First sergeant, Kirker y Mcintyre
fcrgcants. Edward n Williams. Ar
thur Jenkins, Charles y Grouse. Clay
ton \. lockwood. William ~ Hogan.
Meredith q. Merrill Ralph O.. Sloan
alScr Ned " Andrus. William w.
Burt A. !. Bowman and G.. Z. Jayne,
mechanics oliver l.. Williams. Ray
mpnd j. IA yman and George " Rice
cooks Willard q. Nantz. Edward j.
RoNhury. Basil g. WinseIl and Ralph
pauu, drivers. bugleTs and private,
w liiam " Brendtke William II. Cor
llss. Archer S. Fourtney. Daniel r..
Gardiner. Carl A Harmon. Addison
j.. H0lton. Wilson o. Homer Law
renee r.. Kiiroy Arthur n. Kinney,
Allan ~. MacGregor. Harold Y. Ma
son, FloNd =. ostrom, Eric Robinson,
Earl 4. Smythc. Harold n, Weimeis-
ter. j. g. Saltor. Charles L. Atwater.
Clyde ". Bradshaw. Herbert r. Bur
CESS. Archie r. Burrows. Harry u.
Carico. Window r. CroweN. ". +.
t,i,sc,nbecrr,F 9 J. Frisk walter ~ ca
hrlel clinton g. Hall. Chester IT
r Uyde Arthur g. Jennings. Carl VI.
-Iengen Louis r. Kinney. Gordon s.
LEROY. Bernard r. McGrath. LLOYD 9.
Mann william y Merrill Roy n.
Ncsttr Ellsworth PHILLIPS Jr To-
semi J Norehouse Tlwood 7 Nelson.
Harold q Palmer John p. Richs I'd =
son Robert " Roberts. n " Sykes.
George a. Taft Robert T. Tanner.
LEONARD Tucker and Carl A. Wheeler.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-26
One Woman S Story
az CAROLYN eEEcHER.

! always was afraid OF Holland
Lansing. Her immense wealth and
mr. undisputed control OF Il had al
ways seemed A menace With Phy1-
lis Lawson there was no fear OF
that kind lbut she was more beauti-
ful than Holland. aud now had
proven herself a genius whom Rob.
ert admired
OF one thing / was certain,
should say nothing TO Robert OF
this book. But would watch and
walt. ] thought OF the closet IN his
Office ana OF the time I had hidden
there 20 listen My cheeks burned
at the remembrance; but AT tho
same time determined TO DO the
same thing again if necessary 70
satisfy myself concerning the rela.
tons existing between Robert and
his talented client
/ had been so busy with my
thoughts since finishing the book
that time had slipped by unnoticed.
] was surprised and startled when
Roberts voice broke in upon my
reyerie:
"A penny for your thoughts, Mar
garet, You looked as solemn rs an
owl. I've been watching you for
some minutes"
They weren't worth even n
penny" answered. hoping he had
not noticed what had been read
ing
But my wish was vain. for almost
Immediately he remarked:
Il see you have been reading
Phyllis Lawson's book. What do
you think OF it2"
IL shall be better able TO tell you
when have finished IT," | said.
But as far as you have read 20
he insisted.
oh, IL seems 70 me a very ordi-
nary story. The man-hero. / sup
pose she calls him, is very like
most men In that he is selfish and
thinks only of his own desires"
What morbid idea. Ny sex
evidently do not stand very high in
your estimation" he laughed, and
TO my relief just then Martha called
us to dinner would not be obliged
10 discuss the book with him after
all.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-26
BAKER BARS
VICE FROM
WAR CAMPS
Appeals TO Governors
to Shut Out Women
and Liquor
MUST PROTECT
YOUNG SOLDIERS
Men VIII BE Removed
From Loosely Run
Localities

s.trfraa.srr,,.A.
VI fAFiii-'N '+N, Way -''' N''I''
49, ......l.. 4.44llfe
a letter addressed fo The governor
OF all b. states. calling upon them
20 assist ihru ih, local authorities
t..... .. ,,..
TIT h''PiHb army ''ilP" li't ll"lli
,tcn and dttooraIiyiro tn0uencea
'''
n. his letter tho secretary saws.
our rf spOnNbllIty iu fhiH matter ~
moi opru Go question Sc cannot al
.... ... .4 80 ,,.t.,.,,,
''N i'' +i'r ''.'' "'"'' "' NOM
VIII have boom drafted fo service 10
hr surrounded nv "a vf-iuu4 and de-
moralizipg environments. nor can wc
lrnte auRfhInr ur1aur which VIII
-nr..fy..t thru from unheaith, innu-
+5b3rF ami crude farnls 10 t.frufatIon.
Tho rr-attr bT.r1rtIgD of this
force rrobqbIr uII he made an of
vuuna furr t,nt nave NOT t.rt become
a,e1sfrrrr.g t.' ,arfatf with either
rho saloon of. tlle uufnrfunntc woman.
and q.I. e,fIr ur Lao fnnf elastic and
rrrrf,u- perr9d 90 mo whom ques-
fl.r,tf. t,..G.s 40 i~b,rftrer.a .a.tIv
serve a. outlets for .rttH.rant vital
IL,
,t ort, b-v. 40 o., t,Ds.ansl,lo
,o.,....,. ...fIttt ia, tlia mite th fbc
ear,l.rI.. sr,d r.rttrtttftI.. from, which
these tuunl mer aro selected. but.
eror, ISL. .i,t,,atott,t 80 .tr dnt, IND
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-26

make upon these experiences OF
yours TO point the moral or adorn
the tale
u have been especially interested
and / think the readers OF Pate pa.
per will be interested. TOO. in your
ideas on divorce, for | am sure that
his Is an important law that will
have TO be changed before long Al
least the divorce laws Of the differ.
cnt states will have TO be unified
Now n woman can legally marry
after divorce in one state and be
breaking the law I'm the state IN
which she obtained the divorce by
marrying within year after il is
grauted
II think every girl should know.
said Paula. before she marries. The
divorce laws OF the state IN which
she Is 10 live. Don't laugh,,. she
exclaimed "as began 20 ehucklc,
there are also other laws govern.
ing her money and her children aud
her own status that she should know
as we'll
no YOU think, Margfe that a man
or "a group OF men would enter ins
q very Important partnership or cor
poration wlthCu: knowing all the
laws that would govern that partner
shin on corporation. even the laws
governing its dissolution? Marriage
rs the most important, partnership
the most Important act OF a woman's
fre and yet most men az well as
women enter into it blindly
OF wan YOU says the man
Take mo. says The Woman. and the
deed is done a witty woman said
,o me the other day 81 is like
boy waniing a pretty piece Of candy.
lie obtains It and gohbles 1t up
without once thinking whether it
viii give him tummyache or not
nd 10 usually docs
mo wonder. Paula" said ]. "tha.
YOU have been In no hurry TO marry
II these are tho ideas you hold on
marriage
"bont mistake me. Margie" SD
Paula, y think marriage might DC
heaven on earth % rightly entered
into and know b. can boz hell f
$500 thoughflcss. unreasoniug. Sole
fsh Young people are linked togefh
CO. 2 did NOT know 10 then. dear
bus J am giving YOU the mature dc
Cision Of nv experience"
tTo BE Continuedl
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-26
REUTERDAHL
JOINS NAVY
Famous Marine Artist and
Writer Given Rank Of
Lieutenant

NEW YORK. May 90 Henry
Reuterdahl. widely known as ma
rine artist and a writer on naval
affairs, and q consistent advocate
OF preparedness on the sea began
today 10 practice what he has
preached lie enrolled today in the
naval reserves with the rank Of
lieutenant rs will be attached TO
the coast patrol
Ten paintings made by Reuter-
dahl during The trip or the Ameri-
can battleship feet around the
world are in The permanent collec-
ton in the naval academy
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-26
Two Ford CITY Rars to Close

Two saloons of Ford village viii
have 10 close under witt OF man
damus issued FRIDAY by Judge Gold
against the village council Under
the Warner Cramton law passed in
1909 saloons arc limited 20 one for
every 500 population. and under the
statute The village should nave re-
voked the licenses OF IFS existing sa-
looms rs holders died until this rs-
ito was reached Altho two holders
Of licenses az The time The law was
PIT into effect have died. ibe village
failed TO revoke The lcou accord
ing TO The showing of Charles g.
Hodge. Ford resident Judge
Colds 0,dcr requires The council
20 meet IlaF % and reduce The mum.
Der "a. itsealoona from six 10 four
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-26
BRITISH AVIATOR
WILL SPEAK TO
FELLOWSHIP HOUR

Lieut. g. G. Cummings OF the
British aviation corps. viii speak
to the Fellowship Hour at i.30
O'Clock Sunday afternoon in the For
est.ave. Presbyterian ~church he
has attained renown for his skill
as a flyer The public is invited.
The Rev l. f. Bradhcld. the pastor.
will preach at the morning service
on Arise, shine" and in the even
ing, Does he satisfy" The church
has recently been redecorated and
refurnished
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-26
OIL IS SAVED IN
BURNING PLANT

Fire OF undetermined origin broke
out in the Pathfinder Publishing
company building. No. so iarned.st
cast. early Saturday morning Pa
trolman George Schlamp discovered
the blaze before IL had gained much
headway. The quick work OF the
Ere companies saved 200 barrels Of
oil in store room OF the Great
Lakes oil company on the lower
floor The loss is estimated az $500
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-26
LETTER CARRIERS
TO HOLD MEMORIAL

Memorial exercises In honor OF
deceased letter carriers will be held
by Branch No. J., National Associa.
tion Of Letter Carriers. Sunday
night a. 100 o'clock in The associa.
tons hall. No 2l2 Randolph-st An
excellent program OF vocal and in.
strumental music has been arrang-
ed. The eulogy will be delivered by
James Schermerhorn An invita-
tion is extended TO every letter car.
rier. his family and friends
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-26

Marshal Mccarthy that he has been
in this country 20 years and neycr
has met an American
1T looks like Eais island FOR
yours,r said tho marshal a man
who thinks no more OF the country
that gives him a living than you
do. has no right 20 so around in It."
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-26

/ Lulof. Detroit, and Miss Vera Rich
ardson OF Ypsilanti; vocal, Miss
Margaret Denley and Hilda Smye.
OF Ypsilanu. and Miss Irene Bar
kume. OF Detroit There were Ii
contestants. No awards were made
in the violin section The success
ful contestants will be given free
membership for one year, in the
student league Of the club.
%
Mrs. James Merriam Moore and
child. will spend the summer with
Mrs. Moore's parents, MIR. and Mrs
Hebert L. O'Brien. Lieut. Moore is
with his regiment in the south.
o
Miss Ethel Robinson will give a
luncheon in honor Of Miss Marcia
Munsell, Wednesday, May 80, Miss
Munsell's marriage TO Frederick
Hoffmeister. Of ST. Louis. will take
place Saturday, June ..
O
The weekly informal Monday aft
efnaoH teas, TIA the IHgleside club.
have proven so enjoyable that il
I has been decided TO continue them
thru June Mrs. James Whittemore
will be the hostess Monday, assist
/ ed by Mrs. II c. Moulthrop. Mrs. l..
! c. Moore, Mrs. l.. J Whittemore,
Mrs Gordon Hall, Mrs J. Henry
/ ling. Mrs L. c, Sherwood and Miss
/ Helen Whittemore. An informal
dancing party for adult members
viii be given Friday EVENING" ftrae
f. and a. young peoples party, Sat
urday evening
o 81
shakespeare Comedy Of Mirrors
viii be presen ed Saturday evening
IN Cass Technical auditorium. by
members Of the English classes.
Those TO take part in the perform
ance include Stanley Grattan.
Armin Mueller, Fred Wallich. Paul
Garelik, Gladwin Green, Herman
Frank. Stanford Berry, Marion Dye,
Alex Boschan. William Lymperis. Le-
Roy scott. Helen Spierllng. Orrine
Senator, Helen Quinn, Maiorfe
.Bislopcr. Florence Craig. Christine
I MoeCnson. Gabrielle Judd Ray
mond Bouiton. Harold Kline and
Melvin stark. Others assisting in
the production are the Misses Mary
Farnsworth Helen Connolly Clara
Wiggin and jeanette F.. Fitch. NJ.
Byrn, John p Ryan and j.. c,
Howell.
o
Mis- Virginia Crocheron Glider
sleeve. dean of Barnard college. will
10 the speaker in the annual grad
uating exercises OF the Liggett
school, FRIDAY morning, June s. in
/ the Woodward-ave Baptist church.
The class motto Us Loyalty" the
colols green and gold. and the
flower. yellow rose The class IN
clrdes the Misses Ruth Stanley
Bayles. May Elizabeth Brown, Alice
I Christine Chamberlain, Jean Donald
Pauline Louise Dunn lydia Kahn
/ Elizabeth Lyod Edith May Meiser
\ Cathekine Moore, Margaret AFFORD
/ Mcdonald, Albertine Martha Osius,
Marian Calvert Smith. Anne Long
/ Bedford. Helen Christine Clippert.
I Marie Hermine Clppert, Mary Thel-
ma Fox. Eleanor Davis Clifford,
/ Clara Katherine Hemmeter. Dorothy
Grant Kemp Frances Helen Liggett,
Helen Milloy Frances Pridgeon Mil
ward Mildren lundy Mcdonnell. Lu-
Gle Eleanor Peterson, Helen Laura
Schloes, Karolyn Louise Smith, Syl-
via Rcona Wigle