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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-07
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hNTED. pract!cins physician Tor town OF
.hVu nogn "pp"rtun!t?. Address |. - |.
rHE INTERSTATE TEACHERS AGENCY.
MhCiECA BtiiDlNG. Nr:W ORLEANS
Ia, EEEDS toLLt:GE GKADU irr,S
MN AID WOMEN. rOE PDSi'iiDN :
OpiE LANIA!N NND LATER EARLY
ESlQI.LALEAI -DESIR.A BIZ:
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1917-06-07
sHosHoNE HOLDS RECORD.
Mother Drives Forty five Miles to Give
Her Son to NAVY.

| Shoshone, Idaho, a town of 1900 In :
habitants, has patriotism to the tenth
degree, says Dr. r. G. Davis, recruit
ing officer of the naval hospital corps.
I'm route to Butte. Dr. Davis stopped
at the Southern Idaho town to exa-
NINE one recruit, high school boy.
instead of one he found six young men
and during theday four more came in.
AT p. m. he had signed up 10 desir-
able applicants.
AS he was closing his Office he re-
ceived word that woman, who want
ed to offer her son to the navy. had left
homestead As miles from shoshone
at o'clock and that the mother was
anxious that he should keep his office
open until she was able to make the
trip in "flivver" over bad roads.
At l o'clock in the morning tho
mud-bespattered automobile, driven
by the mother, arrived When the son
was examined and accepted the mother
said
He is all I have, but he must serve
his country"
This woman, Mrs. Mary Terhune
was given special mention in a report |
sent to Washington. Another moth !
En- Mrs. w. w. Casey. gave her third
son, Thomas Casey, to the nation.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1917-06-07
Mothers Congress Wants to Know.

| AL the meeting Of the congress OF
mothers at Boise last week the follow
Ing resolution was adopted;
Whereas the constant changing of
the personnel of the state board of
education, the resignation of Dr. Sis
son as commissioner of education, and
OF Dr. Brannon as president of the
state university. the protests of the
students of the university against the
alleged arbitrary removal of members
OF the university faculty, and the ru-
mors In circulation as to the motives
actuating members of the board. de.
mand the thoughtful consideration of
thls congress and of the parents and
taxpayers of this state, for the stand
ing of our educational system cannot
De permitted to suffer from the blight
OF politics or other sinister motives.
and we therefore recommend that the
president of this congress appoint a
committee of seven thoroughly quail
he'd men and women to make a full
complete and impartial investigation
d the actions of the state board of
and the causes which led
% the designations aforesaid. and of
he charges OF arbitrary and unfair
lotion on the part of the board or it's
members, and that the findings and |
of such committee be Civ.
N general publicity throughout the
tate
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1917-06-07
ment thereon, together with the cost of
advertising and expenses Of sale.
IDORA MINING CO., LTD,
G. e .MALLETTE.
M17-Je14-5t Secretary Treasurer
NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT.

Office Of the Tyler Mining and Milling
Company, Limited, Burke, Idaho,
May 81, 1917.
Notice is hereby given that at
meeting of the board of directors of
the Tyler Mining and Milling Com
pany, Limited held at the office of the
company in Burke, Idaho, on the 21st
day of May, 1917, an assessment of
one and one half uh) mills per share
was levied upon the capital stock of
the corporation payable on or before
the 18th day of Juhe, 1917, to Albert
Hausaman, secretary treasurer of the
company at Burke, Idaho.
Any stock upon which this assess
ment remains unpaid on the 18th day
of June, 1917, will be delinquent and
advertised for sale at public auction
and unless payment is made before
will be sold at the Office Of the COM
pany at Burke. Idaho, on the cath day
of July, 1917. at 1900 p. m. of said
day to pay the delinquent assessment
thereon together with the costs OF ad-
vertising and expenses of sale.
ALBERT HAUSAMAN,
M24-Je7-3t Secretary.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1917-06-07
NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT.
Office OF the Idora Mining Company
Limited, Spokane, Washington, May

Office Of the Idora Mining Company,
Limited, Spokane, Washington. May
IA, 1917.
Notice is hereby given that at a
meeting of the board Of directors of
the Idora Mining Company, Limited,
held on the 14th day of May, 1917, an
assessment of five CD mills per share
was levied on the outstanding capital
stock of the corporation, payable on
or before the 18th day Of June, 1917,
to c. e. Mallette, secretary and treas
urer of the company, at the office of
the company, GOA Jameson building,
Spokane, Washington. a
Any stock upon which this assess
ment remains unpaid on the 18th day
of June 1917, will be delinquent and
advertised for sale at public auction,
and unless payment is made before,
VIII be sold on the 14th day Of July,
1917. at 10000 o'clock a. m. of said day,
at the office of James F. Howarth
Company. COS Cedar street, Wallace.
Idaho, to pay the delinquent assess
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1917-06-07

The Standpoint Review does not hes
itate to charge the governor and his
board of education with political pur-
poses in handling the educational in
situations. The leading editorial in
sthe last issue of the Review follows !:
Dismissal Of Ayres and Shattuck,
Every school boy knows which may
account for the fact that the COVER
Tor of this state does not know. that
personal liberty is the great corner
stone upon which the foundations Of
our government rests. Free speech
is one of the rightful expressions of
personal liberty
We are a part of the European war
N defense of this principle and it is
IN DEFENSE Of this war and to stir
me people up to the patriotism that
should be manifested In its defense
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1917-06-07
Governor and Board of Education SUBJ
ordinate Education of State to Politics

that Governor Alexander Is goine
about the state with his two worthy
state officials to encourage patriotic
expression In concrete way from
Its citizens, just as last fall when he
was candidate for governor, he was
going about the state as the person.
al representative Of the prince OF
peace
But while the governor is doing
lip service in defense of the great
principle of personal liberty, his
board Of education which he finally
controlled through vacancies to which
he has appointed successors, is busy
denouncing the principle and hold
ing to taw those state educators who
have not bent the knee Of homage at
the entrance to our chief magistrates q
sanctunf sanctorium, who have con-
tinued to consider him for Just what
he Is and what he has been and what
lie will continue to be, which to any
right thinking person does not have
to be expressed here in cold type.
The dismissals from the public SER
vice of Dean Ayers of the law depart
ment and Dean Shattuck of the for
estry department at the state univer-
sity are no less than punishments be-
cause Dean Ayers and Dean Shattuck
have been loyal to President Brannon
in his controversy with the chief ex-
ecutive, (and Nose evidently has got
the idea that the word executive
means 'executioner.) For these lese
majestic, Dean Ayers and Dean Shat
tuck are lost to the university where
their services for several years have
heen Of a character that has gained
them recognition in the northwest
second to no instructors in their. two
branches OF study. Their loyalty to
the state institution which they sery-
ed, their abilities as instructors their
powers as deans. their
soiicitude for the welfare of the uni
versity in all it's branches were never
brought into question. Their failure
to be in accord with the present state
as expressed by Cover
nor Nose through his state board of
education has been their only crime |
md for this they have been Inundated |
with a peremptory and unexplained
dismissal from their posts of service.
III this Is not introducing politics
II the most partisan sort into the
we fail to understand par
isan politics when it manifests itself
l such conduct spells success and
'ood fortune for our state university
We rail to comprehend wherein Dean
Ayers and Dean Shattuck may be re- &
laced with good men, as DR.. Sisson {
being replaced with good man in :
rex Bryan, but the principle at stake !
an never be reconcied and the fact
annot be displaced that the university /,
nd It's affairs are being made to suf
'r while the recipient of Wilson's I
opularity in Idaho continues TO dis
race the position he holds and. while :
attiing around the state to plead= the
ause of liberty he embraces every op- 8
ortunity to demonstrate the hollow 4
'und of his pretensions." +
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1917-06-07

two sons having enlisted in the Idaho
national guard.
The recruiting officer said there
had been two-score young men enlist
in the navy and army the week be-
fore. and the little town had Its quota
in the Idaho guard
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1917-06-07
M31-Je7-2t
NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT.
Assessment No. Rs.

NSoSooUSUt W. no.
Office of Alameda Mining Company,
Wallace, Idaho. May 81, 1917.
Notice is hereby given that at a
meeting Of the board Of directors Of
the Alameda Mining company, held on
the 31st day of May, 1917. an assess
ment of five go mills per share was
levied upon the outstanding capital
stock of the corporation, payable on
or before July 2. 1917, to James A.
Wayne, treasurer, Gyde- Taylor build
ing, Wallace, Idaho.
Any stock upon which this assess
ment remains unpaid on the Bird day
of July, 1917, will be delinquent and
advertised for sale at public auction,
and unless payment is made before,
will be sold on the 21st day of July,
1917, to pay the delinquent assessment
together with the costs of advertising
and expenses of sale.
JAMES A. WAYNE,
Treasurer, clyde Taylor Bldg, Wal
lace, Idaho. -Je2S-5t
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1917-06-07

In two consecutive issues of said Wal
lace Miner.
Passed by the Council and approved
by the Mayor of the City Of Wallace.
this Slst day Of May, A. d. 1917.
HOMER G. BROWN,
Mayor.
ATTEST:
DAVID H. DELONG,
City Clerk. M31-Je7-2t
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-19
7lms Council Bluffs.
Aulua iOa nfnOdcntrOden" mtr6em

Soma iul nfuodcntrOdeH" uerSen.
Die DErodencn" iin6 rii6rig pie
Die apeiien in Der Souptitnot 9es
Moines. @ent es nod @uni1 Der
ieIben gcbt, iperoen bic Burger Oes
Staoteg Soma boIo 0os beraerfri-
Ifenoe grohtbiiionsseiett erboltcn,
fpie es bis Jest fein anoerer Stdnt
bat. @enn Der @eietes @ori6Iao,
suie CT ton equator 8bitntore ooii
@opellc GouRtn ausgearbeitet nnO
eingereiht ntirSe mo BON Der &c
Iebeebung glltgebeiBen uno ip1ter
bon ben giirgprn an @abIfolten on-
genonhneu, 0iirfte es pobl feincr
leh3enoen 3unse mebr mOelid fem,
einen Sropien oes erfriidenoen
.gaob@ 5l erbolteu mo at senie-
ben. Sad Sen trourieen Griobrlm.
gen Ole mir ceniad)f, bolten mir es
fir iiberfliiiie. nod meitcr ouf sic
gefabren be- 3wnnssseiese oui.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-19
Scr abi6anm aa,r Sstre
90 nenHt General SarrntI ielbit feline
Galpnifi : Sruppen.

GaIOnifi Srnppeu.
Das .gerIiner soasbIatt" ber6fs
Fentli4te unldnsit ben Sn6alt sinss
9riefes bss Generals Garrails, in
ben Elm aus paris 3uridgstehrter
NsutroIsr Ginii6t nebmen tonnte.
Sarrail sibt BARN bic Grunbe on,
Die i'm binoern, an Der nIgemeinsn
|SffsnIipe teiSuHebmsn, ndmIih oie
Qasoebnurs Der Gront, Der idledte
GefuHObsits8uitan0 ieiner 9ruppeu
unb Dor allen Der geriHge militdriids
@ert isinsr armee. @erne. 70 metnt
Surrail, nIrSs sr feline sun5e 4rmee
eeSsn elm Grittel Der an Der Gprnrle
tdmpTenben aruss Dsrtauidsn.
Gsrner srtIdrt Sorrail in BEN
Brief: IS ifsiut, oab man mir
bouptiG9li6 Osn Qbf9aum oaer
9sere f9idte. 2lbgeiebsn bon sinigsn
riibmlidsn ausndbmtn, iinb alnfsrs
tieeHen tpeibsn nno farbisen 3ruppen
febr minoeripsrtig. Die ipeiben mo
fartigen GneIdnbtr nber iinO bos
grSbte Gefinbel; inter ben s~ritertt
nnntntIi9 bic RsnIseldnber nnb oi.
anhroIier, Die lire abItnmntuna boil
f9neren @srbrsbern n;ft perltuanen
t0nneu, Sic England Bis 1866 mad
auFrolisn i1idte! MannesauHt oarF
man BON oieien RerIen nidt eriuors
ten. Mud Don ben peniesn MuFsrl,
bic in babe, bin i9 febr tnttduint.
Denn bic ruFiIHsn Deere, be in
RuBlanb tdmpfsr. aus tsintn belize
rem bacterial bsItebsn. lOlsn Te mir
balb Ieib fun! Dir mir 3a gebote
itehenbsn itoIieniinsH 1ruppen iino
sr0Btsntsils fsises @sTinbeI. sic nabs
men Dor Den 8uIgoren idmmerIih
aeibaiiss unb iiisBsn iip bon elmer bes
osusmotn Minosr3obI ~ftonodI6s
falnsert. Quf bic pOriusieien IdIisBsl
lid iebs i'd bic Observation-Disclosures,
6Offnunssn. Gle MAIDEN teinen auten'
ginbrud." aIs bic sin5is tausIi6snj
Sruppen iDurOsn BON 9orroil bic aaF
fsinem Iintsn 1liig,l fiebenben aeIic
Der forbidden armse bs5sinntt. @eS
neral 6arraiI iast in Oieism griefs
nur. mos neutrnlt geridtt IdngE sss
meIhst habsu. !.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-19

merriam at MAIDEN. SeIbt ioIfc,
bic eiiiet 9ittcn 8ropfen Sa idd-
Ben uiIIcrt, pcroen fir ieOe berriifte
@cIesborIoge itilnfne11. in Der irri.
gen annnbme, ooB Elm foIdcS &c.
ies bod nidt sur ausfiibrling ge.
brndt fueroen tonne. Goruin io-
gen mir @erOcrben aebe oeinci
Gang nno aeben ieoem ben Nut,
pie es 10 idon i'm oeiltlden Sti.
benton 2ieo laiitet: 1Souf @oiier
ME 6ds liebe 8teb, ilno bent es
iei 9rambomboIi.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-19

Aat tai Sabre 1916 6 gro5cItt Gi-
DiOenOen perteilt.
Ghlimmer ais Tub.
See @itbers, Der glc9cr, ipeldlcr
Dor Den @erihtSifronfrn Itnno, iinl
iid ipeeen morOeriidcn aneriffs oui
Oas &euncop Gbepoar 81 perontmcr.
ten befnnntc Dor aidlter GborurI(
iid Der Anflnge ifitIoig utO Der
&idtcr berlor feline Minute 8eit, Inn
ben Geeer 5u elmer @efGnenisitrafe
bon 90 Sabrcu Su beriirteilcn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-19
Council bluffs ganOerein.

Der Council Bluffs Noupcrcin
bieIt onl DieHtog ieiue Sobresber.
ialnmlnng ob lmo erp1bIte folaens
De @comtcu: 9r1iioent s. &. So3le.
ton; @i8e 9r1lioent 6. u. Moreb1u.
ie; Setrctdr 70. Z. 9cberett mo
Shabuciiter s.. s. glinsportb. Del.
q Mlor9on un0 9. 9. @alnee mltr.
Den at Direftoren erpabIt. Die @e.
ieaidoft bat ibr @nltptqrortier in
1873 Eearl Ctr. Die @eielidaft
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Die 9aitgIieOer ipnren aobLreid) CT.
id)ienen unO Seietes reyes SntereIIe
on oeit 8erbanolungert. 9ahoem bic
8eri6te Der 9eomtpn iuO aomitees
berlelet fDorcn, iuur0e beIhloIIeu,
am Dienstne, ben 90. Iebruar ciuen
groben Breis.W osfenban absubnE.
ten. Gin ausihuB Sn oieIern Bon
pllroe oenn au9 iofort e%rtonnt.
Die Sanger meroen benz Stifhunass
feit Der geiitOniu Soge b~ciiuobnen
lino mebrere 2ieoer iingen. Die
Singer iueroen bon iest ab fDie0er
ieoen Montug obeho in Der Sone Sc
iongsibungen boIten mo iir0 ane
@eitsIieoer a~ufgcforoert an oieIen
abenOen IN Der Sole at erideinen.
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@eiunabereim grion.

Der @eionabcrein arion bielt on
Sonntog feline General 8erlamm.
lung ab unO ertp1bIte foIaenoe ge.
anfes: YroiiOent YbiIip Qnores
8i3e-G r1ii0ent Gbriit. ShlIs, &C.
fretdr 6rans 9id; Sdoemeiiter 60.
goseleiien. Gus 9ousfomitee tuiir-
De eb~enfnlIs mieOererfu1blt i'm bic
@crwoItuug Ger Saae 81 iilbren.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-19
Sine Tarm fit ben 2Obnarbtiter!
Der Beeint Scs ncucn 5etatcrs-Gs lit fir Sic nidt ntcRr nCtig, cine
erc6c SMmnc GeSes so baben, nm cine Sar1n 81 ctencn.-
-tuir bctpirtf@afkn Sas canS fir Sic.
Sur Bead6tMno:-

0S6e Snuger6 Hohp Wm@rs ahoaahpn4 lit cine nme 0dhidaft oe arr ben 0aeNn
Ns ehnbS @rbrnta meGnFat wnrS. SIR 3nl lit Die Grrhdnus bOdfr GrrasshaH bnrA
Hnangeae 1tnrHatnns Ss aauOHdbanes i'm erHn gRaFHde Ond mcnahidc 8ehhase bS
nSOfs" nnO woMn md Sw D@oH" ais gddGtMeaabr Hnb ErOfheIHebmu. Nnheae A
hn Ouer @eeafhGh M dnme @eSmuHidm m uetmfat bic SnH nm Shae Os rSsaa" bic
gaBR SrOfte cubmmfm. UrfauH tie Oas hhddGdc Ganb lin 5 afr yGBeaeH 5m rSnfD
nnS bat feline ahin-fe ht lire Erpfte NIT Dem pgOf@-gbt hfadGds bsanbst SGk
td nO 2Dtamne af tahadGdeS GarmlnO aahah fdat aOnbSrmdhr antaidene-Gir
e @cHi6ah sbt and benz Nann NIT kr sedmsen GmfHnfRn cine @degrnbdt 5r aamaBr
den Grurbnns Ger odgneH 6mm".
Sic bmrbeet bpHGnst hhhdrt cmht mo bmmt bic groHnhe-Fc bmrbdtt tat
Gdid Die fam nnS bemt bic Grte uuO BH Sbum babel bel Der gapbtans Der Enele
bic lie S6en Drmft wa6rmS Sic aumH6r nb nusbmSea Sbur sspObnhn ar6et naA@Bm
fnnen.
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tier cine Blaime nit GhHapB btrboE.
Seine gef6brIide Gage pergeHsnb,
perIu1te er fiA auf5uridtsn, oann
touerte CT Ii9 ipieOer nieber unb bes
wegte Ttd pie Elm Groi4, I'm Dem
RuiIen nd6er al tommen. NIs er
|I9on bidt an [einer Geite mar, belt
er inn oie GHnopsfloIHe Dor ben
Dumb, aus Der Der G9perperfDuns
bette nit Bebossn trant. Der Sdpas
ntr fpar febr bsfriebist, er Id9slts
uno iagts baIblaut bas einSige ruff
Fi9e @ort, 0ds er Der Itano:
.ll-rn!"
oDants, Sapoi9a!"
8eibe fobsn ii9 an, Id4eltsn uro
betunoeten elm gegenieitisss 8p5ls
nollen.
.llrd--ru!... 1lra!" go"
Ser feline gslbe Menl6 tlopfts
benz RuNsn nuf bic S9ultsr, It
bupfte nit Teincm %DertpuaOsten 9tin
FrOT6artig unb lo9te ipie Gin &tnb,
laut unb sliidIid. Damn 5eigte er
ouf Ieinen tranten GlB, iditts!ts
ben aopf unO beutete feinsn beoents
liden 3uifahb an. 9ierauf ladte er
pieoer i'm felbsn 4ugsnbItd anO
Itria IiH persniigt iiber ben Baud,
gum 3ei9su, Dab er seidttiat mar.
@dn3 u~nertpartet ertonte Elm 3lins
tenI6ub. @ie cine nilbe antilOpe,
bic Osn 9iser i'm @sbild gefpabr
pirb, Tprans Der Sapaner bapon.
gntisbeu ersriff i'm. als ouf Dem
&omm bes Siigsls 8olnten nit blits
3snbsn @Cpe6ren auftdudtsn; Ct lisB
Ieine Glinte fallen, unb ME er lie
FaFsn polts, itisb sr Ii9 bsftig an
cinem Stein, roIte nit benz geipshr
3uidmmcn Sen Gelien binab ulo
brad Ii9 bds @enid. Die Goiaten
Isstsu iibsr i'm binpes =.
Der SimmeI breitets lein blaltes
Banter iiber Die bIutgetrGntte gtbe,
Die Gtrnblen Des Monbes iiberqofen
Die S6ben Der Manolhuret NIT miIs
Dem 2iAte. Nus ben aluften Der
.8erge tlang bos 6tDbnen unO aefs
3en Der 8erpunOeten. Der tote, tIets
ne Sapaner lag nod nit baIb ofIes
nsn ausen bd, als poIIte sr in tinos
lider 4bnunsslOiigteit cine Grags on
ben Monb ri9ten.
Soloatsn bonn Roten areu3 tns
men nit elmer 8abre, UNI Den nsrs
puuoeten Rufen oufaunebmsn.
s8iIt bu am 8ein bertuunbst?@
;purbe er gefragt.
@r b0rts es gar ni9t unb 6Iidte
unperpanot auf ben totem SSapaner;
anItait gu a%ntporten, murmeIte ct:
sSisb MIR Sapoifa msiu
SeinO tuf mir absr idredli4
lsiO =. gu4 meiu Stidden 8rot
BALI Dit ui6t. j.. tuf mir furdthar
leib.@
no bait Ou Sdmer8en. i'm
Being
sSm Urn. n. DBL. Suit mir
I4redli9 Ieib - idredIi9 - Das
blare atdt oes Na9tbimmels tpies
gelts Fid In ben Srdnen tDieosr, RE
aus feinen auaen ROTTEN.
Man trus i'm uufgsbobrt BON
banner, aber bas auge no9 benz
Soten SUPPLEMENTARY, f~liftsrte ct
INNER nod sttpas NIT fsinen bIoIfsH,
traftIrfen 2ippen =.
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AuIa der Omaha Hochschule
8cr8ei6ni8 Ser spieIer:

= PFIINT
@bHipp aGnpprotb Grel SmenIon
ulre Sproicr, 8itue iene Sdpelhr ............ Marbu ggintr
S6n smma q2A.u .................. @nna 2udcD
fran5isfa pes' ~UW"t .............. Clara MclRohon
alfrco aopprotb Griebri1 9abe
Grnt afbing, 9loer .................. GurhB Grobe
6Ib gernbaron @erbar0 0abr
Soiepbne aruger, 1drifhteaerin ...,........... MngOece Graft
Shoaer, 4rnfpnsOueHor OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Robert Nesbit
Mnnie Rfeffcr fene Sdwngcrtn .............. @ermine Satnd6
6r1e0eife ibre lDdhr Inna 2ufeD
Guaen alnpel alreo Sime
@rDber, Waior a. 9. 8oner Aeion6I
Sean, 3abHeaner -. .......... Robert Nesbtt
aeaner, GGie ..,..... 1ties 2aurine Setgen. Gertrude Qattgfon
Nearl Snabe; a2dirs. goul SenneOn, George 3nls, Go6et 3te(s
from te gebrosfa Sgb S6ool
Belt: @egentuart.
Grt: i. @t. getmrant III 9crliu.
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-29
KIWANIS CLUB WILL ELECT
OFFICERS AND BE PICTURED

At its weekly dinner tomorrow IN Ho-
tel Sheldon, the Kiwanis club is 10 be
photographed. In the letter sent out
to all members, they have been advised
to come to the meeting with a pleased
smile and an open countenance.
Percy McGhee. ST.. will be chairman
OF the day. Silent boosters will be
Claude NJ Davis and e y. jenkins
Walter Friedenberg will offer as the
attendance prize this week a check
writer.
Prof A II. Hughey, principal OF the
Ell Paso High school, will be the ora
tor of the day. He will tell OF his aims
in behalf of the boy and girl he is
teaching how to shoot"
As the charter membership Of the
club will be completed this week. per
manent organization will be effected,
TO allow organizers TO get out a charter
membership roster before they leave
Bylaws will also be ready for adop-
ton.
o. A Aultman will take the club pic
ture.
There will be some songs. snappy in
Productions and other features Of in
terest-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-29
Cards..

Miss Valera Garrard entertained the
Army Bridge club Wednesday after
noon, at her home near the Country
club Mrs Harvey NJ Hobbs was the
prize winner Mrs Charles P George
viii be the hostess for the club meet
ing next week
Mrs L. Moon entertained the Mfstle-
toe 500 club, Wednesday afternoon. at
her home on East Missouri street The
prizes were won by Mrs. William
Speaker and Mrs. a. F. Smith After
the games two course luncheon was
served Dainty baskets filled with
candies were the favors. Mrs Fred 4.
Ritter was the guest OF the club. Mrs
A A Powell will entertain the club
next week at her home on Durango
street
Mrs. George NJ. Apple entertained at
the tea rooms on Epson avenue. We'd
nesday afternoon. with a delightful
bridge party. The prizes, dainty ensm-
eled vanity cases. were won BY Mes
danes James 5 Parker. Pelham =.
Glassford and Frank C Burnett Re
freshments were enjoyed after the
games. Among the guests we're Mes
danes George Bell, jr- Charles T.
Menoher. William Elliott. James :
Parker. Edward c Carey. Thomas =.
Osborne. William C. Gardenhire. Pei
ham D. Glassford. Frank c. Burnett
James H BrysOn. Patrick ". Quincy.
Laurin I. Lawson. Herbert T. J. Cream.
Lesley J McNair and Carroll ". Neal.