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BoLITHA J. LAWS. Attorney.

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF Co
llmbia Holding Probate Court.--So. 1881,
Adininistration-This is to give notice: That the
subscribers of the District of Columbia have
obtained from the Probate Court of the District
of Columbia letters of administration on the
estot te of Arthur B. Pugh. late of the District of
Columbia deceased. All persons having claims
against the deceased are hereby warned to ex-
hlb.t the same, with the vouchers thereof, legal
" authenticated, to the subscribers. or before
the 25th day of January. AID. 1918; otherwise
tler may by law be excluded from all benefit OF
sal" estate Given under our hands this 24th day
Of April 1917. BERTHE A. PUGH, MARY A.
PUGH LOUISE r. PUGH, 1902 II st. NV
,SesI) Attest: JAMES TANNER, Register OF
wills for the District of Columbia. Clerk of the
prcHate Court ap26 30
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CITIZENS ARGUE FOR
ANTI-UNDERTAKER LAW
Urge Commissioners to Adopt Regu-
lation-Requiring Consent Of Own
ers of Adjacent Property.

Adoption of regulations which will
make the consent of adjacent property
owners and residents necessary to the
establishment of mortuary chapels and
undertaking establishments was urged
at a hearing before the District Com
missioners yesterday by residents Of Co
lumbia Heights.
The hearing was the outgrowth of
protests made against locating an un-
dertaking establishment at 14th and
Harvard streets northwest. 1t was
stated that the proposed regulations
could not interfere with the carrying
out of this enterprise, as they could
not be made retroactive.
Evening star., 1917-05-03

blouse, the long ends hanging below the
waist. The sparsely gathered skirt gives
slim silhouette and is embroidered
above the deep hem with rows of beads
and a charming design in front is worked
in rose. blue and green beads, repeated
on the blouse. Rows of tiny crepe covered
buttons finish blouse and bishop sleeves.
The hat sketched with the dress is n
ad-trimmed milan straw, trimmed
simply with narrow bands of white ribbon
and a ribbon ornament.
All frocks are fundamentally the same,
but take a simple, fesh-colored crepe
Evening star., 1917-05-03
COMMITTEE CONSIDERS
RIVER AND HARBOR BILL
House Body Takes Up Measure Rec
commended by War Department to
Continue Present Projects.

Tho House rivers and harbors commit
tee today resumed consideration Of the
annual waterways appropriation bill.
based on War Department recommended
tions for maintenance and continued i'm
provement items.
The tentative draft includes:
Maryland-Baltimore harbor channels.
Improvement s25O,000; maintenance.
S104, 900.
Virginia--Improveme Norfolk harbor.
Evening star., 1917-05-03
FOLLOWS CHINESE CUSTOM.
Dr.. Koo Tenders Resignation as En-
voY. But Probably Will Remain.

In accordance with Chinese custom
DR.. Wellington koo, Chinese minister to
the United States, has rendered his
resignation to his government by rea-
son of the death of his father. Zing-
chuen Koo, distinguished statesman
and philanthropist. An old custom
among the Chinese provides that man
in public office shall resign his position
upon the death of his father, this being
done as a mark of respect to the de-
ceased.
Word has been received here, how
ever, that the Peking government has
asked DIR. Koo to continue to serve as
its minister to the United States.
Evening star., 1917-05-03
WASHINGTON HOTELS.
LEGAL NOTICES.
rHAs. II. CRAGIN. Attorney.

s1rpRFAIE COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF CO.
lumbla Holding Probate Court.-No 23i8s,
is to give notice: That
the subscriber. of the District OF COLUMBIA. mas
ohrain.,i from the Probate Court of the District
of Columbia letters testamentary on the estate
Of William 4. Brown, late of the District OF Co
lurba. deceased. All persons having CLAIMS
against the deceased are hereby warned to ex-
hibit the same with the vouchers thereof. legally
authenticated TO the subscriber on or before the
2lst day of April, AID. 1915 otherwise they may
by law be excluded from all benefit of said
estate Given under my hand this 2lst day of
tprii 1911 MILDRED BROWN. 27:5 Dunbar
NER Register OF Wills for the District of Co
l1.r I,a fIerk the Probate Court. ap2R. .my3. 10
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including channel to Newport News, $780,
900; maintenance and continuing inn
provement Of James and other rivers,
$4,000
Waterway from Norfolk Va, to Beau
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STEAMSHIPS.
Potomac River Landings


BNl-LlNlisE
Steamers laave 18th 81. wharf FOR E1ItiInorc.
and river points Monday. Wednesday AM Satu.-
day, pm. arrive Baltimore second ino-n z
out Leave Raltimory, pier 3, Light St, Monday
Wednesday AMI Saturday, pm: arriye WASH
ington second morning out. River frrizht pre-
paid Passenger service r-st-ciass. Freight re-
ceived until 3:45 pm. sailing days.
Jos. r STEPHENSON, Agent,
Maryland. Delaware and Virginia Rwy Co.
TCleph1l,4 Main T4I. 7th wharf.
Evening star., 1917-05-03

1ne will find this style becoming, but the
avored ones will discover in it a wonder
'ully useful garment. The cape suit
'ketched is of midnight blue gabardine,
With a tailor finish of black silk braid
Essentially street suit, a peculiar fea-
ure is the sleeveless coat, which makes
Up for this shortcoming by appearing
With two belts The skirt is appropriate
Y circular in cut and rpples in graceful
ines from hip TO hem. Cape and coat
Evening star., 1917-05-03

willesden council bowling greens
and tennis courts in England are free
every morning to wounded soldiers.
Evening star., 1917-05-03

fort Inlet. N. c.. continuing Improvement :
$4,000 !.
The Secretary of War is directed to
have preliminary examinations and sur
veys made of the Elizabeth river.
Evening star., 1917-05-03

georgette. add a deep pointed collar. wide
five big tucks for the skirt, the whole
beautifully braided in pink, ana you have
a chef doeuvre worthy of much praise
Such a frock was found in one Of the
local shops.
Gus models shown, from jersey sport suits
to the tailored street models. Not every
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.-sCIY cSSH TtIEh sf u. &.
I..,~.,s turn ~ s-,. s..~- ssa
y: 3.~s>. s',s- S.;rr Err. q
EI,t.<.> II c.r'.,.r

Wzsr3az~nr TG7 y Frs~y -.e-a-
'~rs u = f,erraz. r-r<.ar essn usrs
rslfsgsE r,r.e German uz& sys~Es6
zr.S zr1~rSr fssf - pD-f1s nt>s
aaa1r'rzr rezfrg7s~s ezpe.rs1 s1;~
ffsrfr.~. Ta% Tss,lg.s fsts%1 tt.k4r
5abfs IL s.rrsItsr a:'Sr 'ESy .st
teSn 'areeG ~ re s1rfs,s ~ NIP
DIsG rgffer. 1bist had t>esr sfFsrx ~
Ge~'rb9srs GlJ,th b<,rns While 'hzs
sfT,nIsg 'hsfr sgrrsntsr 'hs7 rszch
srnusIg sD~r.ed NE vslgez, csgs.nz ths
vsS@eI ~ sink af'sr ne American ds
s'rpgsr hsf csst tON line N ne y
D|at Admiral Sims Ia rspOrtinz The
s''aex ~ me navy department omitted
mention. n me des'rnysrs name. The
acfiDn 'DcUrrsf In 'hs var zJns s@ysr.
~ days sgb, and The submarine Esni
GfJoen while one destroyer Wss at
tempting ~ ton her ~ port
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ss r.>5 EIce,r~.r..

- z---1z. --sozz1ry departments
= tsEz ga Cs..ege University Of
Es.-zs.s az 51-:a DaEo.z safe col
sEe a. a. sc@-T.sEg .-ro1d feeding
-a---- .s--z...- ,9r re S!ozx CITY STOCK
yz--s ~ 1~e-1a.n@ ,ae comparative
ss..@ - 'secs n .zttening cattle
,.@e, z.@ ing. The preliminary
r = an 9.r.1.rg into lots vas
p. -. ..sE.s1 ~ Prgts n ] Gram
~ - Ss.-zskz John y Eyvard. OF
Ina z.> z L Thompson. OF South
iIz Hnrz Tcs cz.tIe viii be fed dur.
.r1 ? ,,sF11 - 10 % 80 days. in
> z.t 1<s ., conr4rs corn. oats and
sz;.eT a. gan 'e@ds. and alfalfa and
,rz.-ts .zy "a roGEhzge, with oil meal
n fEs -zts1- ~ szch lot, Six pigs
'D..D-s szr: .Ds u addition to the
.,>gt 'cilruiEg steerz s!x lots averag
.ET ~ 1c.n<s p.ll Dc fed different
atm, crt. cerrg shslled corn. ground
a@FssT zs1 YrDsnt oats with tank
are 70 sz/. rztlor Zach lot will be
'lld pnsr uell finished Fifty lambs
svsrzgi.g ~ py7nds vill be fed so 10
- 9zys IL I've lots on rations TO
~DDpzre ~fb shsiled corn. whole oats.
rhrls harley. o.l neal and their COM
Dlnz'irns With alfalfa in each ration
The Kadoka press and Kadoka reporter. [volume] (Kadoka, S.D.) 1910-1923, 1917-12-07

NDNtb Ulh ".tHyt;" FREED
NIlhse's f>"itsn' V,'sn f"su'/ 10.
49, rstsss.a - Usstisa,sp o..
f.ss fs,os rpg

WsFbiHs'fb ~, ~ JutDtg tus
pnGEhs psfiy n5uiHGis uig bsys
Laep 'u huGRsf riGka ~ fits tdstg,t
~ 'dnWbis lHii here 0ffs syGasnig
fsi'psrd "r 1Headss itrg bsf,fa The
expiration ~ ibfif terms fD, tdrbsiisg
~ ihs Wiblh Iiguaa hmtng iltau,
u"fs hiiea rsal. .i,sttHas ~ he
patis and im'a iinfba. rl'e ehaiftpsu
Wrneu'R pnfiy h"adHUattnfs ssulisb
W announced iiipt ilia i.il pfIianla "bha
gotten oponph" ~ ihs firsl Ana,ics,
hunger aIrts ~ - p,0oassi6u ~ iasi
cnha The heroine Dllliabis some ~
,hon showing 'hu tiRo,a ~ enforced
feeding aud wlllfm starvation, were
taken in - triumphant utoooaslon 10
headquarters
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Pun rObD. b: ONE SYSTEM
Ls,ss syaye.'.. i,tsr.sss - srs,t -
~ ssSs,sfs ss,,i.. f.r ~s--
s~sss1s ., L.Ss,lss asss

Hs8gb<ff,g. a,r n Hsr.rsfbrth
'f0 psf l,YfI<,1~s. mere Ia iBs' ms
,slIrf,A1 sys'AB sss, ~ Cblfazb KEN
Tim GNbtfsI. psnbzyI1shia y T. o.
Erts shd NE rex, ~ 'b1m are merely
hlz,f11esl unmas
Thess f,,ads nil. 10 DI4fsted 80 y
sihRis bR systsD by committee r'an-
p,,@1d ~ girs DrssiGsrts III The "a
ylpriE lines The railroads uiu he al
miris'sred mn tbs sDls Durp,,Ee ~ zsi.
ting hsfzi' bnbdleG IN 'hs f0Dst or
Dedlfifais us7
The mr. bDsrG directs "ihai all
available fsfiliilrE Dn all railways
ssst ~ CtdrARb be DDDlsd ~ he 81.
iebi uscessnfg ~ furnish mnrlmun
ffeiRff mDyennnt
u is pDDiinK ~ gDyFrDmeuih trans
pfftaiiDu agencies bs we'll as The rail
uRgs hs fnfi ~ The program. The m
Opbbi fpel BdmlpislrpilOu IL hsked ~
arrange fm supplying the ynrlDus conl
markets ffGm The nearest cGBl mines.
There f. ~ be M dnlny In putting
thn pnu system into erec, The In.
land QHipfWnYE Drn 10 be Developed
brd thus some ~ tho pressure viii be
inkop IH the railways The commit
toe nhioh VII operate Ensirrn rnil.
roads aH unli wlil suggest
rrn",icnl embargo on lururlcs
after The Christmas deliveries.
request 10 the public 10 reduce
pleasure travel
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a-.t-., z-s-- $50 -

TaA .=Ez. ztTs--T 2ca-t ---z- -
--= s=.-C-.T- .-a:- ----- s=s
a. P.a-rz making -ecc--s- -
20 legal advisers O u-1 20 as ~.
s-.-at 20 answer --->-.1-s ----- -
rex s=!ac..7a t-af- --Eu.z- o. -,
5-2art i advisory - he zoYa---- -
-=.ng a member o: he board -- ---
- members being Attorney 1--=-a
Caldwell. Judge Whiting O. ;t-
preIe court. Judge Era-s 2 Axe,
and Tore Teigen o. Sioux Falls --s
5ort selects list OF attorneys - --
commend 20 the federal aU:11-,.:-.
from which 70 appoin, the aty-s--,
for The drafted men Like ac..o- -
taken by the medical board O. a5y.s=--
consiting OF the governor. and 10
tors Spaftord OF Fiandysau. Js-..1s
OF Waubay. and Away % Ah@rt-s-
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= rri~sla >-.>s,ss-5- 'r~ ,~s.~-
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The Kadoka press and Kadoka reporter. [volume] (Kadoka, S.D.) 1910-1923, 1917-12-07
lnspects State hospital

fankton-At the request OF Dr.
meade. superintendent OF the state
hospital for insane at Yankton. Prof
Robinson, of the home economies de
partment of the University OF South
Dakota, investigated the food supply
OF that institution She found cond..
tions excellent. The standards Of
nutrition correspond with the uni
verslty dietary standards and there
Is no waste. The supply OF wheat
mas been reduced 1000 pounds a week
through substitution of corn. oats and
rice According - her suggestions
IL Is 10 be reduced another thousand
pounds. No pork is used by the hos
pital.
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The Kadoka press and Kadoka reporter. [volume] (Kadoka, S.D.) 1910-1923, 1917-12-07
S. o. Stock Judges . chLcao,

The students stock judging ,sa7 o.
the South Dakota State college ! a..
tending the International Live Sto,k
show in Chicago. where they are
Judging horses. cattle. hogs and sheep
in competition with teams from o,hs-
agricultural colleges. The memb Der,
OF the team are F V. Laysou. Miller.
burg. Ky; James Reyen Brcokings
Arthur Tompkins. Brookings. Glenn
Hoon. kadoka, and Garrett Dokto-.
Andover The boys are working unda-
the direction OF Prof. T. l.. Tompson.
as coach The team lef, Brookings A
week ago to practice on a number 81
prominent herds on the way 10 Chics
go, stopping at Sioux City. Cedar Rap
IDS, Iowa City and Davenport
The Kadoka press and Kadoka reporter. [volume] (Kadoka, S.D.) 1910-1923, 1917-12-07
TWO u. s. MEN DIE IN FIGHT
p.rshing's soldisrs Killed IN ARTILLERY
pstti.-piy. Others Severely
Wounded

Washington Nov. E5.-1wo Aneri-
ran af,ldlcrs we're killed and FIVE we're
severely wounded In an artillery com
bni vlih the Germans on November
~ General Pershing reported:
Thozc Killed we're:
prirnir Harry l.. Miller, field nrtil-
tory address,. Mrs l.. Copeland, lef2
Center street, Baker. Ore.
pri,nfc Charles RissInlllcr field ar
nllcry mother, Mrs. Clara Rissmiller,
t9yi Moss street, Reading PA.
The Kadoka press and Kadoka reporter. [volume] (Kadoka, S.D.) 1910-1923, 1917-12-07

in,f tam 90 tins esfs - ifbpp
fu w iht ilinds rsrupi tsli,psd
tu tgHif itDn rhi'sFp 80 rsub utshi
aaf. htfailed ~ rtHbKst ard ~ pst
srn ubsiig sbidists ntte slightly
itiuttI me injured were isksr 80
Nawp utani aHd placed ~ 'he ,anp
hGHp.tfi ttu thnsH ~ ihS pfa,t 81
pHi tnhuh. bm n uaa heliavad ~
ttFf bpeh due W. dsfstiivp eplirh
The Kadoka press and Kadoka reporter. [volume] (Kadoka, S.D.) 1910-1923, 1917-12-07
Greater Wheat Acreage.

The latest statistics show that -
per cent ~ the 1917 wheat crop in
Brown county was produced by the use
~ marquis seed. The extensive use of
this variety of seed resulted from a
campaiRn which was conducted in that
county last year. Brown county pro-
moters are organizing and preparing
plans 10 further increase the marquis
wheat acreage and the national crop
Improvement committee, who are su,
perylslng the work, are enlisting the
school children all over the country.
The Kadoka press and Kadoka reporter. [volume] (Kadoka, S.D.) 1910-1923, 1917-12-07

Under regulations OF the war de-
partment ten schools OF telegraphy
are established at different places in
this state, some OF them already in
operation and others getting in shape.
These are to graduate young men sub.
iect TO the selective draft. The fact
that the men graduate from these
schools is no indication that they will
be selected at once. but diploma
from any Of them insures the drafted
:,au that he will ~ called for signal
corps work whenever he Is called an.
der tho dra,,
The Kadoka press and Kadoka reporter. [volume] (Kadoka, S.D.) 1910-1923, 1917-12-07

"htt orDn n 4sY ~ 9e "
pKaf af~~s ~ mn - ashsstt. ~.
sHhrfrN1 ksyfa ~ ata ~ s<<1le
aed bSfsts 80 s.S ~ t~e~~
r}fNs rHs ~ UNefy SrhfNhF
1sns b,r's ~ 20 e>erhtrf Pyghssss
~ tysT,b fsys - f,tsh ~ tsps .,rss
- b'ih~ - r. ~ S~g},s,sS Fa So
frsf ft hAf 0sr sAtesYef~S h~sS
~ No isfefhs4 it,Nsl saesf tsyAs "A ssN<
The Kadoka press and Kadoka reporter. [volume] (Kadoka, S.D.) 1910-1923, 1917-12-07

VermilliOn DR.. Maurice II. Rees.
member Of the teaching staff OF the
University Of Chicago, has been ap.
pointed professor Of physiology at the
University OF South Dakota to fill the
position OF Or A. l.. Tatum. who has
resigned, effective January l. DR.
Rees Is an A. B graduate OF the Uni
yersity OF Kansas. and last June re-
ceived his Phi d. degree from the
University Of Chicago
The Kadoka press and Kadoka reporter. [volume] (Kadoka, S.D.) 1910-1923, 1917-12-07

fn ubtih -, g. q psmuNl
ttgt IN gbs sgjstp,a ss1tk,t - ,.A
.irasi ttgbs Dhifaa Hfstts sftey rs
oat9 ~ 'aHb tsbsfsttb ms l,ilsf
eHtt ts h,si t'nltt ~ sis si,blsts
aui f.ii 800 ftei ~ me stbsrq ~
err afsf HrsbiA ~ si,s Aiitat ne
g hume ~ ne dssa s,is,,g -
me- tt.etds ~ bic sassAt"e bsgs s,,'
I,tb Hpttd ~ ihs ssUtb
The Kadoka press and Kadoka reporter. [volume] (Kadoka, S.D.) 1910-1923, 1917-12-07
y .,.,. ri,. on r,s,.. weucd,,o 10

soralea. Arls., Dar -Four pas
a.np.ta, lh,.e ~ them women. and
ri.ypn federal soldiers were injured
When - baud ~ ynaul Indians nr.d on
q aou,hctn t'acinc pe Mrslc" train
nee, tNnri, south of uun,uaa
The Kadoka press and Kadoka reporter. [volume] (Kadoka, S.D.) 1910-1923, 1917-12-07

Nermillion Prof Eva Il. Robinsop
of the home economics department at
the University OF South Dakota home
economics director for South Dakot,
plans to have home economies in.
structors of the state act as chair.
man Tor their respective locanties
and. with the aid OF women's clubs.
arrange food study classes These
classes will teach housekeepers how
10 use leftover foods and practical
substitutes for wheat. meat. fats and
sugar. The university home econo-
nomics department has prepared NOR.
than 200 recipes.
The Kadoka press and Kadoka reporter. [volume] (Kadoka, S.D.) 1910-1923, 1917-12-07

tpspef Wgo = rnhan mo,han
iisn fnf Y u iisynaa waa tillsd
htintnphiis ,nps heta struck . plnnh
~ ilr ttseh nad crashed lnl0 iha
arHr ptotir'oinr iinyh"a wse 80
ipiufrd
The Kadoka press and Kadoka reporter. [volume] (Kadoka, S.D.) 1910-1923, 1917-12-07
ssn Dlsuo aoss Wst

hnn Diego, Cat. Dee. I snn Dlc.
Ro's bone dry ordinance. tho most
drastic proposition of ~ Kind ever
submitted Ia California voters. WIS de.
fea'ed. 90 unofficial nRurcs show
vets. i0.0a2 hrys. iOgsb.
The Kadoka press and Kadoka reporter. [volume] (Kadoka, S.D.) 1910-1923, 1917-12-07

ain r,a.piapo p,lnpp Dor crow
ntllii nspbrw ~ the hinr ~ tilam. az
lnt. f,om ~. o,ieni 80 his way
80 Washington - g. wh.,n ba 90
pepia ~ arrange fuf naval education
~ ihia country The pfinps "a ~
fssfe uli
The Kadoka press and Kadoka reporter. [volume] (Kadoka, S.D.) 1910-1923, 1917-12-07

t'bliaIulphia, Dee. Capt Mas v
Ihlu,lchans, f",We, commander of the
uo,n.n spa raider r,int icltol Fried
,lob, Wa sentenced 'o ~ ,non,bs' In
p,lsunnao, ~. was convicted of vio.
js,iup tho Maup white slave n.t
The Kadoka press and Kadoka reporter. [volume] (Kadoka, S.D.) 1910-1923, 1917-12-07

AVE-, Nnss igieven companies ~
Tho arv.niy si.,b alvisl"n ~ tho 40
,lsnsi a,my sfe unde, quarantine 80
. f.apit ~ massies, " has been an
a.nea.d A statement t,om hssdauaf.
ipia added that The situation was wall
IN hand
The Kadoka press and Kadoka reporter. [volume] (Kadoka, S.D.) 1910-1923, 1917-12-07

Pcirogrnd. Nov. 20.-The American
tied Cross relief train arrived NJ
Iassy. RouInania. ON November lS. II
consisted ~ 80 cars OF hospital sup
pl'.s md foodstufrs from the United
states
The Kadoka press and Kadoka reporter. [volume] (Kadoka, S.D.) 1910-1923, 1917-12-07
ao,bam AboIIshes Gary School Plan.

New York. Nov 20.-Thc Gary sys
tom will bc abolished In New York's
pnbllc schools Jnnunry I. Mayor-elect
uylnn and his new administrative ofii
,,nIs decided To search for . substitute
gyHiom.
The Kadoka press and Kadoka reporter. [volume] (Kadoka, S.D.) 1910-1923, 1917-12-07
Nets Large Savinu.

The state printing commission finds
that since 1913, when the law went in.
TO effect requiring that all state print
ing be let by competitive bid the state
has been saved total of Sl7O.32S -
This is saving Of s3.275 month ar
over 800 a day
The Kadoka press and Kadoka reporter. [volume] (Kadoka, S.D.) 1910-1923, 1917-12-07

Madison, via, dee. I Congressman
John NJ Nelson aud his son nyroo
we're indicted by " federal grand
Jury on u charge " conspiracy To v,,r
late the nailonpl ervy rrgIairntio-
laws
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u. 8. hospital Chief Dies.

Paris. Nov. 27.--Dr. Ami jacques,
chief surgeon ~ the American hospital
,t Neully. died suddenly sunday
night
La Junta tribune., 1917-07-19
LOCAL AND ru.sosAL

Get 81 Vampire for insects at
Coltman's Pharmacy.
Rev. Felix Dilly IL spending the
week with friends In Dsnver.
6ee our oil stoves before you bay,
At the La Junta Hardware Company.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon H. Mann
have moved to 62l Santa n avenue.
Mr.. o. P. Richardson was q visit
or IN Pueblo last Tuesday and
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. NJ. Harrison ex-
pect to leave Friday morning for
= ten days visit in Manitou.
Herbert Miller. of Swink, IL In
the city for q visit with his grand
parents. Mr.. and Mrs.. John w.
Moore.
Ars. Clarence Leatherwood and
daughter. Madse. have returned
from = two weeks visit In Dodge
City. Kan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Nartindale. Of
Portland. Ore. left Monday after .
short visit with Mrs. Martindale's
sister. Mrs. v. N. Laserquist.
Mrs. Glen Baldridge, OF Ration. N.
NJ. arrived In La Junta last Sunday
and 10 . house guest at the homo
Of J. H. Baldridge and family.
The Fourth Division Of the Pas.
tors Aid Of the Methodist church
will give an Ice cream social at the
church next Tuesday evening. July
2lth. from 1870 to 10 O'Clock.
Mrs. Mason A. Foster and children
left for Pittsburg. Kan. in answer
to = telegram announcing the SER
ious illness Of . niece. who was 80
verely burned ON the Fourth Of July.
Rev. A. L. r Ewert. Mrs. Ewert.
and daughters. Misses Carol and
Ethel Ewert. left Tuesday morning
for Manitou where they will occupy
q cottage and spend three weeks
sight seeing.
Mrs. Joseph Pos. accompanied her
aunt, Mrs. Anna Sughrue. who has
been her guest for several days. a.
far as Denver. returning homo on
Wednesday. Mrs. sughrue was en-
route to Portland. Ore.
MIR. Z. G. Woodbridge went to
Pueblo Sunday to visit bis parents
and returned to this city sunday
night with Mr.. and Mfs. A. 8. Mar
shall. Mrs. c. A. Beerbohm and
Mrs. E. @. Woodbridge. who were
La Junta tribune., 1917-07-19
A..o..ca.... A P..iy

The engagement Of Miss Ida
Lants and Mr.. Gordon Simmons was
announced at . pleasant social func-
tion last Thursday at which Mrs. W.
B. Simmons was the hostess. Many
OF the men guests we're member
Of Company c. Second COLORADO In
fantry. and the occasion was also Q
farewell to them.
Music and games were enjoyed,
and an elaborate lunch was served.
The number present Included Miss
Ida Lants. Miss Ethel Rookstole,
Miss Pearl Rookstole. Miss Moreno
lrsaaa. Miss Isabel Simmons, Niss
Barbara Simmons. Miss Carrie Dor.
man. Mis- RaAkey. Lieutenant sim-
mons, Sergeant Harry Ray. Lieu
tsaant eider. and Mr.. Roy Finkey,
NJ. Harry lrslan. Mr.. Fertis and
Ar. Gerard.