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Jackson County journal., 1919-09-19
CITY LOCALS

end here and at Webster.
J. W. Mason, of Whittier was !,
town Saturday.
Luther Phillips was here from
Rich Mountain last Saturday.
MEN WANTED-Loggers, timbe
cutters and grade men. Wage,
good. E. c. Hedden, Pisgah Forest
W. H. Wakefield, M. D. of Char
Iotte and his assistant, R. F. Wake
field will be in Sylvia at the hote
On Friday, October 10th. I'd heoc-
tor limits his practice to the medi.
cal and surgical treatment of Eve
Ear, Nose and Throat Diseases and
Fitting Glasses. Ask your family
physician about con ultine Dr.
Wakefield.
DR.. and Mrs. c. z. Gambler and
children. Mary and Charles Jr..
spent the week end in Asheville
Miss Lucy Wells went to Ashe.
vile Tuesday.
Henry c. Bryson, of Cullowhee.
was in town Tuesday.
A. M. Simons, of the Paris, is in
Knoxville this week.
Grover Cooper. who has been at
Newport News, Va, for some time
is here for a visit to his wife and
son.
w. W. Rhinehart of Webster, was
in Waynesville this week.
Miss Lucy Hedden was here from
Webster Tuesday.
Little Olin Rigdon, son of Joe
Rigdon, had the misfortune to cut
his knee quite badly Monday, when
he took butcher knife, unknown
to his mother, from the kitchen
and tried to cut tops in the cornfield.
Major j. H. Howell District Super
visor of the Retaliation Board, was
in town this week.
Miss Jamie Bethea, who is teach
Ing in the Beta Graded school, was
here Wednesday.
S. j. Phillips of Willets, was here
Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Cowan went to |
BrySon CRY Thursday.
WANTED-A No. saw filler. Wages
good. E. c. Hedden, Pisgah Forest
NC. 3ts
Mr.. and Mrs. C. w. Denning went
to Asheville Monday to see Al. G.
Fields Minstrels.
Mrs. Carrie Mckee and daughter,
Miss Dorothy, are visiting relatives
In ASheville this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. H. Powell took in
Fields Minstrels in Asheyille this
week.
II. Reagan was here from Whit
tier Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grady Cooper, of
whittier, spent several days here
this week.
DR.. and Mrs. Rufus McCracken
and Miss Evelyn Abel spent We'd
heSday and Wednesday night here,
coming from Waynesville in a car.
Mrs. 7. c. Clayton was here We'd
nesday from Addie.
FUR SALE-6O acres of farming
iand' 8 room house. good barn, silo
ano other good out buildings, also
Sood garden wired and hog pasture
"e'i wired. All in cultivation
pasture and meadow, except 4 acres
Ill wood land. One mile from rail-
road station, mile to roller mil.
~ mile to good graded school.
Also another tract of pasture land
Il mile from the above farm, IFS
dcreS' 5O acres in cultivation and
pasture and the halance in +;r,ho
Jackson County journal., 1919-09-19

III MUSl hAyE BEEN DEADcAT,
LEAST 6 MONTHS BUT DIDN E. T !
SMELL
60 - ssns .x
saw a biz rat in our cellar. last
Fall, writes Mrs. Joanny, and
bought a 25c cent cake of RAT
SNAP, broke it up into small pieces.
Last week while moving we came
across the dead rat Must have
been dead six months, didn't smell,
RAT-SNAP is wonderful" Three
sizes, Csc, SOC $1.O0. Sold and guar
anteed by Jackson County Hard
ware Company. adv.
Jackson County journal., 1919-09-19
Just Rec 2iye(l

nice assortment of Sweaters.
Nlce~~tfne< Of Hats and Cans for l;tt,a
=. Boys soc to Sl.OO
;, ;: - Suits wit. short pls IS for Bows from
:" 3 yrs. to 80 yrs.
>ye e: %hbo1l&s551t 3 &5t our Winter Underwear
" = before~IZsr.cot e. Is<.c = dnt up and can dive
= .soa~Sood values in all sizes.
= :. ~ Best 3;e: &rade Of Outing all colors
:> :. >>.*,~*- =" ). Special z5c. yd,
A good line OF Millinery, Ladies' Goat
Suits. Ladies' and ChiIdren's
>-~>~~. ~~~~ Goats and Dresses
we can Save you Money ON Shoes
Come iii and see our goods before
ordering frqn2 Mail-order houses
49,, " Our prices 3nd'qualities are risIt
-@*,,- l<4777zI.s l77za SIS s5@.Sf3
Wavnesv,e . x Ss22-*:fDfS<1=Z/
""snsss'e \.-azS/ NC.
Jackson County journal., 1919-09-19
MRS. KEACH TELLS HOW .SHE
GOT TO KNOW RAT-SNAP"


Have always feared rats. Lately
noticed many on my farm. A neigh
Dor said he just got rid of droves
with RAT-SNAP. THIS started me
thinking. Tried RAT-SNAP nv
self. 1t killed II and scared the
rest away" RAT-SNAP comes in
three sizes, 25c, SOC, $1.0O. Soldsaind
guaranteed by jackson County
Hardware Company.> adv. -,
NOT SO OLD AS SHE LOOKS
Women do not like to look. older:
than they really are. Neither do
men: Both sexes are subject to
kidney trouble, and kidney trouble
makes the middle aged look old.
Foley Kidney Pills act promptly to
restore weak, overworked or disor..1
dered kidneys and bladder, to- a
healthy condition and banish.iaIne-:
ness, aches and pains. Sold every
wnere. adv. .s-.i.:
Jackson County journal., 1919-09-19

FOR SALE-One team mule
wagon and harness; one team horse
wagon and harness; young milk
COWS. Cash or time. See D. C.
Bryson or V, V. Hooper.
Milk G for sale. M. Buch anan
Jackson County journal., 1919-09-19
1SPEND A ST ON RAT-SNAP AND
SAVED THE PRICE OF A HOG"

James Mcclure, famous Ho 9
Kaiser of New Jersey says, Il advise
every farmer to use RAT-SNAP.
Tried everything to get rid of rats.
Spent 81 on RAT-SNAP. Figured
rats it killed, saved the price of a
hog" RAT-SNAP comes in cake
form. No mixing with other food.
Cats or dogs won't touch it. Three
sizes. Csc SOC, $1.00. Sold and guar
anteed by Jackson County Hard
ware Company. adv.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-25

ptrsass are ciamoring at the doors
Ths problem is acute and 4 solution
must be found which win tempt girls
Who have been in industry to return
to domestic service Conditions beins
offered now seem attractive enough,
very fair and Just. and proclaim
revolution IN the status OF this type
OF service.
THE general unrest. which was in
evftaole. WIN. believe, soon settle
down. Meanwhile IL Is splendid FUN
TO watch things grow happy again.
In the old DAYS London was walking
hospital for wounded soldiers, but now
there are few 10 be seen. Hundreds
getting back into multi again.
"All over The place houses are be-
ing painted Next month the butter
ration goes up to two ounces week.
Cream buns and fruit are re-appeariug
in the shops. The newspapers have
crown fat again and there Is going TO
he wonderful season"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-25
SERVANT PROBLEM
PuzzlEs ENGLAND

t'e.afa ftf~ vad E'rut Appear In
~ta, --t5rs 1i4ae since War.
Because of the scarcity OF servants.
England is flooded with schemes for
daily servants and servants by the
hour. says Ruth Clark, British
7. w. G. A, worker. in a letter re-
Gently received at headquarters Of the
national war work council of the
Y. W. c. A. in New YORK
These schemes have every element
Of success" Miss Clark says. THE
only drawback Ia that girls cannot be
found to take them NJ, wher cas- mis-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-25
|||IgISBURG "Y'
|UlE csaiIs TO End


2nA0lyinS Details sii- s.
D n France ~ 1ri
Representative.
Gacnuburx. va. May 2s-The
6onnful OF the many institutes
HSo been held By tie Y. Nj.
eDossd Il the Presbyterian
AxA Tuesday afternoon. Song
DeAuler, W. L. kinsoiving.
~ Of the fourth district
I4cture Machine Expert Hall.
1u1osscr Mack. of the Union
n1cAl seminary. Rirhmond Bib
kpcnent. conducted the pro-
representative fredericksburg citi-
- will ~ others from Srotsyi-
ma Stafford counties. were in
GnDcA Mr.. Schiller led the moss
69, and Mr.. Kinsolvfng, who was
mo1ne months in France, under
on the French front, as "
UeAxy. led forum on certain
o4aic and civic questions concern
HE returned soldier and his en-
4a civil life following the war.
1h1octs OF better roads, WAYS aud
fnna. 81 building; sanitation. the
ninnt3on OF preventabIs disease.
|S& - smallpox ard typhoid, the
nnfs o. Influenza and how avert Z
& thu eradication Of pests the i'm
oSpment Of other sanitary condi /,
~, and the rerreatiouaI needs ~
: school. and OF all grounds Of So
~ were discussed.
Ehfs was followed nv the fne and
A0larly address hv Professor Mack 4
\ the Ten Commandments II the
N cf Christi Interpretation IN the
'man on the Mount He ia ono ~ !
J schelars NJ the Union seminary
nifty Of Richmond. and r. mos. OK
3ent exponent Of the great rrinct .
y 81 the Bible. He plead for a moro
ensive study Of tho great Old Tes- |
nent truths. and no lack IF en- .
Asis placed on this part of Gods
3rd. II was an inspiring address
NJ. KinsolvinC received promise
- DR. Bradford Knapr, Of Wash
4on. that he would send leading |
Irher from the Agricultural dc
yfment TO conduct the forum
~. rindas. OF Washington made ,
Address on economic and civic
(6lems.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-25

! "a Detroit City Gas Co. has made
(aAnovRtion III instituting training
1as-mcter readers. according to
k1nAtion received by the United
om Training service, department
$Stnhor. Although there has been
nlttent and unnrranized train
Tor this work In the past, II has
been systematfDcd and the in
q410n will cover meter reading,
DAle work, adjustments. and gen
M repairs to meters.
/ = expected that training Will be
1e&ed tn . department independent
NhN rest OF the plant, and that when
n0 are graduated from 1t into regu-
meter reading the men Will he
oN1ed MP by an inspector who will
(Goe5nfne In what branches they are
4k, - that they may be returned
the training department for
lxher instruction II necessary.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-25

4 AomAa y. McAA1msL vfce-president
E4An Merchants National bank, has
S1n elected president Of the clearing
wno section Of the American Bank
Ia association. succeeding Stoddard
- Of Los Angeles. Ray r. McNaIiy.
n ~ xSeuis. wHs elected vice -presi-
1nA. and A. A. Cranne. of Minneapo--
| WAs elected chairman of the ex-
1eUtfve council
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-25
Summer Wash Goods

Just hundreds of beautiful New Skirts for your selec
non. Don't watt but select your summer waist now
while the assortments are complete fresh and clean
Priced, $1.98 to $780,
Second Floor West
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-24
Man Who Braved War
Killed in Train Wreck

c~arri4oxo. y. a.. March 2t-After
Drawing the dangers - hattlsfisids
and engaging Ia many fierce
tsu IN no mans land ln France,
Walter A. Mankins. "a former resident
Of this city was killed In n train
wreck iu France while preparing 90
return % New Mexico. News % the
soldiers death was received here hy
his friends. According 20 the infor-
nation received here Manklns. who
was "a member u she Thirteenth Field
artillery was enroute from the front
TO "a French port lie left hiz train at
a small station o. get some coffee. be-
fore he returned his train left the sta
uon lie then boarded another train
which passed the station shortly af'ef
tha first rain. The second train h.
said % have coilided with the first
train. and MankinE was killed In
SANITY. HE mother resides IN Globe.
Arizona.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-24

$500 y. m-rompletion o. tho pre-.
liminarios Of the Track and field
meet.
$40 y. m.-Basoball. University W.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-24

Auto SPRING. an makes. Korher co.
n rour dues 10 the "4-hit' ciuh,
Four-O TnN Service Phone 20.
Taxl. lfhone l4e. Nicholson TAX.
Mia A p, J. Golfer 81 We Harvey
rystrm, H. ~ the Aiyafado for a Tea
DAYS. she has been az ~ rovar.
Grand canyon. ana ~ returning to her
home ln Kansas CITY.
Earl x. Wyider Of the forest SER
vice. stationed a. Grand Canyon ART
xuna. u ln the city today. returning
H. his station from "A whit 20 kansas
CIV 10 IL n brother Of DIT n. X
Wyider and lived Ia Aibuquerque for
M n nennsy well known Gallup
lawyer. L. q visitor N Albuquerque
Jos AZ. Evans Of silver ciiy. one %
The hiE cattle lowe ~ southern
Ns~ Aeklco. j. in town flr tie clt.
tiemon'r convection lie b. r. mem
Der o. the eaecutVe committee Of the
Now Meaico association.
0eorgo A. Webster Of tmarron,
owner III one ol tho finest stock
arms ana ranches in coifaS county,
rffiyod last nlshi 20 attend Tie stock
mems mettinE.
lion John Hicks o. Guadalupe
county. recently appointed "a member
OF ne NeW Mckico Cattle Sanitary
beard. and unr ~ the veteran cattle
rloweFs 81 the state ia here for the
convention.
4. ". Hlunakff and q E MULLEN, VI
fha forrest service here, iru yesterday
ior New York aud other eastern cities
on n Orflneaa ulp.
Nias Mary Kidder, who has been
conducting the n g. home service In
afituto here. las enc rccslled % Dem
yer and Will leave tonight a. b in-
ntlfuio has completed lia cpurnr.
Ho~iirrinahefr Union. Local No. 70,
will hold d special meeung tomorrow
Knight Of pylhlaa Mineral lodge
No. 4, viii hold regular meeting ip.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-24
PERSONAL NEWS ITEMS


night at the cattle nall iieA West
cold venue. Visitors always welcome
sunday afternoon Or \ 4 Burton
lcft on the California Limited Tor CHI
caEo, M. 10 do special post. graduate
Wofk ln rogciinic Medical school ~
Chicago.
Mrs q. n. vonso Of nolen, Ia 10 the
c.ty visiting friends.
George n. Van Stone OF Santa Pc
N iu the city % hurlners
a. a. Johnson o. ~ raso. arrived
here last nighf.
\ o. Stachor arrived here from
Crown Point sunday
Charles D. Burt o. Mountainalr, 10
Ia the city
Aurcllo rorca. the younr lad who
was lost from hts home for several
Gays iasi week. hos been found ln he'
lsn.
John D. Fullerton arrived here from
MaHdaleua ~sftunily afternoon on a
short business tup.
a. e.. Carnos o. here from Madrid
fof q short visit
q W Barnett Of Santa Fe. b. here
today.
Mra D n. Cross Is visiting friends
in the clio. She Will return 10 Santa
fe some time this weok
Bob Kennedy arrived hero from he
Ten last night
j. A Howard ~ Mouni1Inair. 10 in
ths city TO-DAY.
Az ami Ars r. Porter are visiting
bore from Gallup
L. r Ewing or Las Vegas. is On tho
cts.
D. H Mc'nmnnt OF Gallup. Is a bus
mess visitor here today
g. crosamun o. sun MArc.al. Is In
The Clfy.
J. A. pond arrived here from
grsnts last night
cdward James h m the city from
turhillo.
John MattLcaon 20 m pa6o, b.
tmnsictnr business hrrr TO-DAY.
william * Morley arrived here yes
trrdly from naui TO attend tho con
fention uf the New Meticp Catiie and
Horse Growers association % which
organization De- H % director
a. r. Monroe uf the State College. h
in tho ciiy.
g. A. Qualler arrived here yestsr-
dny from Gallup
The local naval recruiting station
has received several Of the new naval
, Victory calendars with q Autograph
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-24
IMPRESSIVE VESPER
SERVICE HELDLAST
NIGHT BY Y. v. C.. A
A Choir Of Seventy five Girls Bear.
ing Candles Feature Of Inspira-
tional Service at Presbyterian
Church Sunday Evening.

The spectacle Of seycniy-fiye white
r0wned girls. singing offering pray
srf. Joining in responsive scripture
reading In the aim religious light
was a sight that touched the congre-
cation in the Presbyterian church last
evening Rain and mud failed
b. keep tho participants or the attend
ants way. The building was crowd
Ell when the Whitehead figures hear
iur candles. started The professional
% The church rottrum, The pipe or
ran. under the skilful touch ~ Mrs
Paw. was never more sympathetic In
lta music than last night
Solos rs Mrs. Piper, responsive
readings hy Mrs Partridge uud Mrs.
o. Vs. Garcia, IL quartctte who sang
Dol the congregation and another In
the gallery. prayers hy the girls of the
choir ali combined 90 produce r. hal
lowed hush In the building and moist
eyes among the auditors
Thm was the first time tho Young
Womnu'a Christian association has
had charTe ~ "a church service since
tho regeneration ~ the association
last summer Many expressed The
hope that they would soon again have
charge Of a church yespors, ana that
The TirlH would participate In The arr-
Vice Tive Inspiration ana symbolism
~ the "rnndlollrht NesperH' could
well he repeated ana "a monthly scr.
vice ui this sort would surely ho most
helpful and appealing.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-24
S Rim G E r
Prompt and Efficient
Baggage Service

RELAY AMI Crofs-counify Rules 81
the National Culirriate athletic As
roclaNun- tSVulIiuNa Afhlftic IL
brar. uroup VA. No sea-. with the
following exceptions
RELAY uacc.
A line shall b. orawn ten yards
on each side OF the starting line OF
each relay. the space between these
lines 10 be- known aa the starting
zone. WITHIN this zone nnrh runner
must touch the succeeding runncf.
No member OF o. relay team. Ia order
TO relieve his teHmmafe. may run
outside OF this aune. The uoaluuu
OF the teams shall be- drawn Tot.
shot Put.
Tho shot shall De- ta-lhs instead of
IS ihs.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-24
Padel-P Price Concert
To Be Civen April 4

u IL announced thH' ~ date ~ the
concert fn be- given hy Prof nrrln
padel and Mra = ~ Price. hia sister.
will be April & 10 the Presbyterian
church
Prof padrl feels that hla Judgment
and ~ecnfdencc ln Aihuuueruue is tul.
~ justiflrU i1 the support b. is re.
ceivinE from Those who have enjoyed
his singing in the past
necluss ~ the promise Nj intel
displays in his arr. rucle sam 4 nr-
ranging for him o. study LEADING up.
cratic roles when De has fully recover
cd from his collapse suffered IRON eN.
posture in the trainlnE camp over n
year aro. He u 1iWnYH proud 60 SnN
that he was one 20 the ak men who
left Albuquerque iu D. first cuutin-
gent % tho draft after local recruit
Ing officers had refused Go enlist him.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-24
snn~ In I..lancIa NaIIcy.

Mountalnalr. March 2f-pne ~ the
hirgesf snow ~ ths season began
falling here FRIDAY niEht u To- nov
twelve inches decp and stll showing
The farmers are wrnrinE broad smile,
a. his insures bumper crops.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-24

300 o. m-prciimiuariea IN the
first AK events OF the Track ana
FIeld meet.
1900 b.. Indoor baseball game
on Athletic Held. q. ~ ~ Women
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-24

covering painted ny Lieutenant Reu.
tsrdahL Those desiring these beautiful
calsndars a secure them BY calling
a. the %recruifinE station AZ al = West
Central avenue
Mr. and Mrs Thomas Mason are
visiting here from nnfun
~ " Wood % Golden. L. spending
a ten Gays here
M W , stehle Of GALLUP. is visit.
ing friends here.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-24
League of Nations to
Be Discussed Tonight

The Albuquerque society Tor the
study % the league ~ nation will
meet tonight "a the chamber % COM
gram hes been arranged Tor the eFc-
ninr. and. a. usual the time viii be
spent IN a general discussion OF the
nov an Important subject
II u quite probable that important
plans wni be- laid FOR securing prom
incnt speakers here IN the near fu-
ture.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-24

i,uppc's Soda Fountain 10 again In
service Tor the public. Mr.. e.. Du-
mas, an expert from Chicago. iH in
charge, and Al service. Al goods
and absolute cleanliness prcdomi-
uafts-Ady.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-24
ANNUAL ATHLETIC
MEET TO Be HELD
MAY 9TH AND 10TH
Seventh Annual Interscholastic
Meet Of High School Held Under
Auspices Of University in May.
oratorical Contests Same Time.

The annual hlgh school athletic
meet. held under tho auspices Of the
university. will take place May ? and
10. according 20 an announcement
given ~ Coach purdy. inNitstionH
and copies Of M rules and reguia
tons have heeu sent to an high
schools In the state. n ~ szpcctsd
that tho ATTENDANCE Will be large
hts year. Al tho same time The
state hiFh school omtoucal and de-
clamntoB contests viii be- held. The
for the two days follows
FRIDAY, MAJ ptli.
300 o. m=prcllmiuariea in the
first six events OF the Track ana
Field meet.
hi. 90 q. m~.-Indoor baseball game
on Athletic fiehf, e. y NJ women
gi0O y. m-romplcuon o. the pre-.
iiminarica Of the Track and Field
meet.
Gao p. m.-Basebali. University "
SATURDAY. May 10Th.
1000 a. m-Dcciamatog Contest.
Hod.y hall.
Field meet. University field.
500 y. m.-oratoricnl contcat'
presentation Of prizes, Rodey hall,
~ considered advisable on account
Of the number % contestants both
contests may be- held at either 1000
a. IN or SEQ p. m.
Eligibility.
Al matters Of eligibility will be
decided by the beard OF control Of d
New Mexico High school and Athletic
and Lyccum association.
f.ntrics.
All entries must be made on tho
Official entry blank. properly tlled
out aud signed b. the principal or
superintendent. and must be In tho
hands OF the local management b.
Thursday May i
The officials Of the meet will be
chosen BY the local committee Any
high school wishing 70 protest
against any official may DO ~ ~
filing written objections before the
contest. No school may nus protest
more than two officials.
Contestants Guests of University.
Sleeping quarters will be provided
IN the university dormitofiea aud
elsewhere. and meals will be served
In the university dining hall Meals
taken before Friday morning or after
sunday morning will be charged FOR
TnE TRACK MEET
Ssoring.
First place counts five points;
second place. three; third place. two
Events.
The number and order Of events
viii he NJ follows;
I. t00-yard run.
2. Putting i2-ib shot.
Q, Halt mile run.
4. Pole vault
. I2O.yard hurdle.
Running high lumn,
4f0-yard run.
s. Running broad jump.
.. 220-ynrd hurdle.
10, 220-yurd run
H. ono-milc run.
l2, one-mllo relay race between
teams Of four e. each man 10 run
~one-fourth mile.
a. Discus.
~ Jnteiin.
Trophies. for Jayclin.
Trophies viii bee awarded for both
the discus and iayoiin throws, but
points for same viii not he counted
iu the scoring of tho meet
Ind,-,F baseball.
The women Of the university vii
stage q game OF indoor baseball on
tho Athletic fold at ~ % m May o.
with some outside team, nnd the
Varsity baseball team VIII play a
game az ft3o pm. with suitable op
ponontH.
Number ~ Entries.
No hirh school shall enter o team
~ more than "a men. nor shall more
than three men be entered for ans
one event from amy high school
Rules for Track and Itcld fNonts.
The Track meet shalt be governed
by the rules an urvHCrlhgl IN Track
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-24

After a nan has known n woman
about 10 long no begins 90 tcil hef nc
story ~ hin ufc-with the accent ON
the story.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-03-27
In Society
Class in Home Nursing
Well Attended

The class in Home Nursing and
Elementary Hygiene held its first
meeting last night with very crafty
ing attendance, With the rooms over
'Ahe Auditorium so well equipped and
SO excellent an instructor as Miss
Hanna of the Lakeview Sanitorium,
its success seems assured from the
6rst. Nine have enrolled for work
with a few others who expect to joip.
! The number cannot exceed fifteen. 50
Il there are still those who would
like to come in they can be accom-
modated if they will report tonight as
this will be the first regular Class
lecture. Those enrolled up to this
time are: Mrs. E. R. Schurman, Miss
Bennett. Miss Gertrude De Rieux
Miss Wicket, Mrs. A. E. Shurling
4 Mrs. F. H. Hursey, Mrs, Uric HUI
guenin, Mrs. Carl Boyer, and Mrs
|
Joe Wilder.
Splendid support has been given th'
work by the members of the commit
/ tee of which Mrs. Edwin Spencer j
chairman. The members are Mrs
Edwin Spencer, Mrs. A. B. Carrier
| Mrs. W. W. Chase, Miss Josephin
Drane and Miss Margaret Hanna
| The equipment of the class room an
handling the publicity were respect
lively in the hands Of Mrs, Chase an
Miss Drane and the efforts OF thes
ladies have been singularly success
full. The committee has its heart
The work and is determined to see
benefit the largest possible numbf
of women.