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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-30
SUCCESSFUL FAILURE
The Story Of q Successful Young Business Woman
Who MaTies . Struggling Young Architect
By BEEcHER

In a hun. Instead Of discussing Il
calmly. as she had desired.
Only once did she feel that she hal
anything for which TO blame her,
self. then only for a moment. That
was the remembrance % the look up
on hia face when she told him M
hid no interest in the plan perfected
with Saliie's assistance. She recalled
the puzzled look. and In a way u
brought her n soupcon OF comfort.
At least he had been surprised at her
charges. He had not planned
answer.
sho flushed anrrily as she thought
Of the why Gates had defended Saili-
charges. which now she only half be-
lieved herself. The long walt. the
way he had linked himself TO saiiie
had made her angry, and she had
perhaps snid more than she should.
Suddenly she realized that she had
not ouched her luncheon. that for a
long half-huur she had been dream
inr. thinking OF Gates. Fearing that
Flake would come In nnd perceive
she had not appreciated his thcught-
fuincss she hurriedly nie the lunch
con. although she cared nothing for w..
Afterward she WIS glad she had.
Blake commented upon the fntt. ask
ing her " " waN sufficient. She had
no way Of knowing that he thought;
she cant he 80 terribly put out be-
cause Of their quarrel. Had she, she
would not have eaten"
so the simplest things In life are
often misunderstood. often given a
meaning they do not possess. The
RlamouH with which her life nj the
Office was surused prevented her
brain from functionsnE with In usua,
keenness She had failed TO sec that
her contact with Blake must inevi-
any idea Of. or that h might wish.
somehow-some way-she dldn',
know how she had always believed
she vas going to win Ter way to a
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-30

Saturday will ne a good day for the
tho p0roriiiea Of h Unifornlfy will
be cut sticking autos with the nav
motor posters. Not only that hut he
different sororities will add 10 their
numbers the most attractive Ririt In
the city in the competition 10 sec who
"a raise the most money.
Miss Virginia Hereby has l.cen put
In charge OF the auto poster sala Hrd
h conceived the idea Of waEing the
campaign In this way. AnyCns who
ran resist these young ladies' h0d ct
ter not be seen. they aay. on the niain
streets Of this own
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-30
GIVEN OUT
FOR convention Of
STATE TEACHERS
Many Prominent Educators 10 Be
Here for Sessions Which VIII
Open Monday, Nov. 24-Ban.
quet at the Close.

The New Mexico Association for
Science the following pro-
gram for tho state convention Of tho
Now Mexico E~ducationhl association
at Albuquerque during Thanksgiving
week.
Monday. Noverser q. . a. M
Lecture room. Chemistry building.
University Of New Mexico.
Presidents Address-'The Enici-
ency OF a Laboratory for Teaching"
A comparison Of factory and collie
giate mothods-John ID. Clark, Uni
versliy OF New Mexico.
Making Mathematics vitaizJohn
s. Jordan, New Mexico State Nor
mai school.
The Motivation OF n Physics
Course 20 Utliity'-A. T.. Barnes. New
Mexico College OF Agriculture and Me-
chanic Arts.
Science Problems"-J. Il. Brown
lee. New Mexico State Normal.
The Work OF a School OF Hy.
giene'-A. O. Weese. University 81
New Mexico.
Tuesday, November 20, 0 n. M
Lecture room, Physics building. Uni
verslty Of New Mexico.
Excavations OF Po shu Ouinge In
1919" with slides.)-J. A. Jeancon,
School Of American Research, Santa
Fe.
survival OF nm Ancient Art" with
slides.D-Mrs. Harry l.. Wilson OF the
school OF American Research. Santa
Fe.
Manufacture OF Toxic Gases Dur
ing the Great War G. r. Lewis.
New Mexico Normal University.
"Revoiution OF Radio communica-
ton as n Result OF the World War
n. W. Goddard, New Mexico College
OF Agriculture and Mechanic Arts.
business meeting.
II In not yet fully decided whether
the annual banquet IL 20 take the
form OF n luncheon at the Alva-
RADIO on Tuesday noon, or OF a din
ner at the Country club on Tues
day evening. II the latter, then au-
tomoblles will be provided ana the
evening will probably be devoted q
the business Of the association, ons
OF the matters before II being 4
movement 20 expand tho association
modelled on The plans Of the Californil
Academy Of Science. and become I
branch OF the American Society FOL
the Advancement OF Science.
The following are the officers oi
the assoclation-President Dr. JohI
ID. Clark, University of New Mexico
vice-president, J. u. Brownlee. Hilvoi
city Normal school: Secretary, L. A
Hlgley. State college: treasurer, II. W
Goddard. State college. members .
education council for three year,
Paul 4. +. Walter, School % Amcrl
can Research: Thomas e Rogeri
Normal university. two Nelrs; and A
! T.. purnes. State college, one year.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-30
JEALOUS WIFE BACK
OF TROUBLE N AN :
!, INDIAN COUNCIL
Governor and Seven Men Under
Arrest Here for Beating Woman
Who Wanted to Leave Her
Husband.

The governor Of the santo Domingo
Indians, who live about forty miles
north Of this city. and all but two II
MS council last nirht occupied cells
IN the Bernaiillo county iali. To-day
thcy were nrraigncd In federal court
on an indictment charging them with
assault with a dangerous weapon.
They pleaded not guilty. The trial
was set for Nov. 10.
The indictment was returned
against the governor and his council
by the last federal grand jury. II
contains two count states that
on October .. the y men who make
up the council did unlnwfuliy. feion-
iously n without lust cause or ex-
cuse then and there assault, wound
n beat one Monica silva thcn and
there an indian Of the Pueblo Of
Santa Clara"
Briefly. the facts IN the sase seem
TO be these: An Indian Of the pueblo
Of Santa Domingo fell In love with
Monica Silva, q winsome Miss Of the
pueblo OF Santa Clara. They were
married. Later Monica became sus-
picious OF her Santa Domingo hus-
band. She started to return to her
W people. h governor had h"r
brought back and caused her to APP
pear before the council. II l. ru-
mored that she refused TO obey their
dictum In the ease. According TO the
indictment against the council, the
assault upon the Indian woman DC
CURED when h appeared before
them. II Is said the Indians did mol
intend TO kill the woman but simply
TO brand her on the neck and other
Of the body.
As told In the Herald yesterday.
u. $. Marshal Hudspeth and eight
deputies went TO the pueblo OF Santo
Domingo and arrested seven Of tbs
council. The names Of the members
are; Eliaro ~CaihhnRsas. governor:
Francisco Tate, some times known "a
cate, lieutenant governor. Nicolas Lo-
bato; Ignacio Iobato. Cruz LobRfo:
Antonio Grncia: and San Juan Tc-
norio. The other two memborS-Ne-
turo COriE ana Santiago Lobato. were
absent from the reservation when
Marshal H%udspeth and his deputies
arrived. The Indians were quite do
cile and made no objection 10 arrest.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-30

I'M passenger and commercial cars,
~ competing against every leading
make, Millers prove lowest in cost per mile.
Millers have proved their case, not
by the unusual mileage of one or two
tires. Each is a long distance runner.
Casing after casing these tires have out
run all standard mileage guarantees.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-30

high school on the subject 81 Clean
Sports" Dr.. WtK. WFldeF u n41cd-
uled 20 give 3 talk on clean ItlnH 81
next weeks luncheon. I#
The lilly boys are planning . dave
Ing party TO be heid at he W1muna
club Saturday nizht All the members
y the elub and thelf SRI friends ar
invited.
The boy members or the =. n G. a.
are hoid,nE a Hailown'en rsgsf In tho
Y gymnasium Friday night. IhrIB
letic contests. a. weii A. H4lluWc'cn
stunts. Potato rAsasg. apple bchDiun.
and pie eutll.E 1lninrn Will % e'o1od.
and rtfroahmea.e ftfveds
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-30
All Wear Alike

Only by building every n the same has
Miller produced tires that wear alike n
der the same conditions. Each, regardless
of the mileage run, is guaranteed against
defects in workmanship and materials.
Besides giving you uniform long dis
tance mileage, you get the famous Ceared-
to-the-Road Tread. This cog-like tread
gives you positive traction on wet roads
and pavements and prevents spinning and
slipping.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-30
REHEARsALS Fur SHRINE
MUSICAL COMEDY OPEN

Rchearsnls for the Shrine Musical
Comedy Minstrels TO be given on NO
vember II n is. at the Crystal
theater started last night nj the
Masonic Temple under the dlrISsson
OF George G. Pound and hts musical
director. Gle.navee Boucher. Some
of the hest talent In the city WINS on
hand I'M the way they jumped into
the dancing Numbers means that the
show will be n great ore.
Director Pound stated after the ro-
hearsal that he was well pleased hut
needed more talent especially singers.
The talent committee extends IA in
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-30
OIL COMPANY IN
STATE DISS0LVES

SANTA re, y. NJ, oct. 3O.-The
nrat oil company in New Mexico To
's'ncorporate Is the Gran Quivera
Oh company OF Socorro. which has
Med It's notice ~ dissolution with the
state corporation. commission. The
company was Incorporated In July. OF
This year. with an authorized capital
stock OF 100000. u was ready to
commence business with $4,000 Of the
stock subscrlbcd for by the Ave FOL-
lowing incorporators, each taking
500; Lee Baldwin, G. T. Brown. g. ".
Cook. V. E.. snider, Powell Stacis-
house. Jr. The statement Is made IN
the dissolution notice that the com
parry did not begin business; did no,
sell or Issue any stock.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-30

place amonE the loftieat Of the elect
IN the literary aeid she had invaded.
How she vas going 10 do this she did
not have the slightest idea. That she
going to accomplish ~ she never
doubted. And In going 10 the top she
would carry Gates with her This
vas n thing she surely would do
for him-he could not help himself.
Tie had been proud, foolishly so. but
when he saw her prosperous. almost
famous. he must put that pride aside
and Just be content 70 let her do
what she could and take the benchta.
He can't get on. But he's a tear
all the same" she said to herself.
That his ambition equailed or e.
eeeded her " she would not have
believed. He was Just not a money
maker, that was all. In everything
else he was all that a woman could
desire. He must let her make money
enough for both. ITO ~ ODgflfucl.)
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-30
CAMPAIGN OF CLEANER
LIVING BY H1-Y BOYS

Boys Of the Hi-r club who meet
for luncheon together at the Y To-
morrow at noon will hear q talk upon
Clean Speech" by fhe Rec. Carl Ar
merding. Boy Scout commissioner. "a
a part OF their Three ca program.
speech, and clean LIVING "a being car
ried out by this ciuy OF high school
boys earnestly seeking 10 realize tho
Ideals for the Three Ga" The fret
speech OF tho campaign was made by
Coach Moore. athletic director OF the
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-30

vliation to any one In the city who
wishes to get In the show. The next
rehearsal will be held tonight at 1880
ut the Masonic Temple. Rehearsals
VII continue nightly until the dates
Of the show.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-30

There are nearly $50 diGoren, Ian
ruages In India, and about 500 dia-
lectE.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-09-19
Barupns fit farmer.

Die Jarmer in Soma linb anoerer
staaten iiab bonn aderball-9 eparte'
.llcnt aeluarnt porhen. iid Dor Spef,t,
laricn Si bitten. ipclfc eincit 2allb.
Boom" e~ingeleitet baben. Die 8reiit
tiir 5armen iinb berart geitiesen, oaf
ernite 5olgcu crtuadien fonner, be-
lonbcrs iucnn pieber normale Ser.
baltniiic cintreten, lpie Dos 9eparte.
mtnt iagt. ;
&ieocrbolt lit idon Dor benz ioge.
ltonnten 2anb. Boom" aciparnt NOR
Den. Benn man lielt, bob 5armer
$4,000 nnb mcbr fir cine Sarnl be.
5abIeu. 10 leudJtet es elm, bab bic
aaufer iid ticf IN Sdnilben itiir3en.
Sas 8eIo lit iest bilIig llno tpie es
'helnt, maiienbaft porbanoen. aber
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-09-19

Die 3eiten meroen iid anbern! Bel
bcilte iid our 3abllIng bon $4,000
ober $4,000 ODER nod mebr Der.
pflidtet, borst tbatiddlid @clO, Dab
nur Die babe aauffraft bat. 8enn
nun Die &auffraft oes Dollars bon ct
ipa 45c a,lf 100c iteiet, 10 muB ser
Berger ooppelt bart frasen, UNI oas
@elo aufaubringen, ooer er bleibt iein
2ebenlang elm peridulbeter Maann,
Der nllr fir Die 3inien arbeitet.
Die Breiie meroen iid and Gn.
bern, inb ebe nod biel 3eit persar,-
gen lit, mogen Die Ginnabmen oes
Garmers nm ole SdIfte uerminoert
meroen. 8as mill nun elm iiber unb
iiber periduloeter GARNER anfanger,
iuenn Die Shueine pieber NAL 10c
foltcn unb Oas Corn MIR balb 10 pieI
wertb 1T uie beilte2
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-09-19
(SOrtiet,u,s foIet.)
Die anerifanifdje Shweiueinbnifrie
bic arShte aller 26nSer.

Vie aeredtfertiet Die boben Or.
Dartunaen oes notleibenbcn Mis.
lanbes iinb insbeionbere bon Seitest
Der @er. Staaten a,if 8eriorgiing nit
notiuenbigite RabrirngS MitteIf,
Gleiid II. Soften aIIer grt, reHnen 3ii
biirfen, 5cigt cine 8eroffentlidiung
bes 9anopirtihafts Departements
iiber Die electromagnetic SteIIpntg Der
8creinigten Staafen iinter ben bieb.
5iidtenoen 2dnbern Der @eIt.. 8a3
bic Shpeine5udt anlangt, 70 fontntt
III Der 8c5iebung fein anoeres 2an6
ben 8ereinigten Staaten aIeid, unb
Die Sdueineberoen bierSuIanbe Tim.
iaiien ALIEN etipa ben oritten Cell 0e3
geiammten, auf $50 WiIIionen Stiid
granddaughter Observation-Disclosures tn
Der aan5en 8eIt. Sn biefem Sabre
peroen poraitsiidtIih aIlein in ben
g%ereinigten Staaten ettpa eIeid bieL
Sdpeine ge5iidtet perben. nie in oen
ilbrigen 5ebn in @e3ig a,,f bic
Sdneine5uht midtieIten 2Gnbern.
Der in Der aar5en @elt borbanoene
geItanb an Minbern tpirS bon blstbes.
amtlider Seite anf Ats MiIlionett
Slid geiddtt, iino bnbnn entf1ut
allein Der iiebte Eeil a,f Die Der.
Staaten. Sur Snbien barf iid zines
nod groBeren geitanbes an @inocr1t
rilbmen, nls es Der Der Hereinafter
Staatcn lit. Ms bic orei in gc3i.a
auf Die &inoer3udt ferner in 8ctra&t
fommenoen 2Gnber iperocn Ruiilano,
uno Mrgentinien genonnt.
Der in Der gan5en 8elt borbanoene
9eitanb an Sdnfen lit nod umfana.
ino miro auf 500 MilIionen
Stiif beranidIagt; Die Sdaf9er6en
Der 8ereinigten Staaten nmfafien ct.
pa ben 5ebnten EeiI oabon. stud IN
auf bic Sdaf5udt iperoen Die
Screinigten Staaten niir bon einent
alitraIien, iibertroffen, tpdb.
END ais bic in Der 8eaiebnna nddft
aanoer @rsentinien, Rnfflanb
mo Rcu.S eelanb in getraft font.
men.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-09-19

umo aonoentrieruns bon Meinumeen
begiinitigen, ma&t Die offentli9e
WeimlIg gum 2ebrer uns Serrn Der
I'M oifentlidcn 9eben itebenoen Ser.
ionen. Tab Elm @eamter orei ODER
bier Sabre gu oienen bot, che CT mic.
Der einfad,cr @iirgcr nirb, berfiibrt
ibn niht 5n Der @oritelliins, bob er
feline Maht beniiten tam, pie ibm
bcliebt. geitGnbis lit or nit Der Of.
icniIi6en Meinuna in geriibrune.
ullo IN 4merifa lit es lpirfIid IeIten,
einen geamtcn 81 fiuben. Der iid elm.
biloet, feline Sluergbafte 4raft nit Der
Der offentlihen Weinuna meiien an
fOnnen. 8ielIeidt fest er uur ben
@iucn ieiner Gartei ODER Ieiner 2lai.
ic ourd, aber tut er bies. 70 geIdiebt
es. inoem er Dos 1iiblituin binter.
gebt, uno nidt inhem er ibm trott.
Sumner mebr beberridt Die 6ffent.
lihc Meinung Die Regieri,ng. iie be,
berridt icIbit Die 8ablen, aus benen
oic @egierlng berDorgebt. Der geIe.
grapb bat oas 2anh 3ii elmer ein3igen
sepaltigen Gliiitergalerie eenladt.
Sic SdnellSii9e trasen ole 3eitunaei,
Der arobcn Stdote feds pocr adt
Slnnoert Weilcn ms 2nno. cbc bas be.
oritdte Papier cinen Taa alt iii. @es
miiic 8oden5citungen meroen boz,
Waine bis California. bonn WanleieI.
treiber bis gum 5inansn,agnaten &C,
leien. Nod umfaiienber lit Der no.
ticnalc GinfluB Der mcnatIiden Belt.
idriften, Die 5lpar III Seem yorf ODER
Bottom ber6ffentlid,t merben, Die ober,
ioipeit lofaIe 5arbuna in 8eradt
fomnt, cbeuio gut aiif benz Bites
Teaf in Colorado rebigiert peroen
fonntcu. Miberbem wirb oas 2anb
bon cinem Ncbe bon @ortrags. nnb
GbMltanaiia . llnterncbmunsen fiber.
5ogcn. Die benz 0enfer. Der gut re6en
lam, cine m~unberbarc @elegenbeit
liefcrn. feline Soeen 3u perbreiten.
Die 3eitungen reflcftieren ole Of.
ientlide Meinuns mcbr als fie iie
biloen. Sn Den leeten ssabren baben
lie on Inieben %perloren, ba bieIe ibrer
9eier permiiten, bob iie }id in Der sc.
malt Der @nnoncengeber befinben.
Die .aommer5ialiiierung Der Rreiie"
1T Elm Iusbriid, Der iih beim 8olfe
tief eingepragt bat. MuBerocm lit Die
3eitung aud bailfig bas groBe fapi-
taliitiihe unternebmen zines reid)en
Mannes, ~anitatt Gigentiint bes Rc.
bofteurs au fem. OesbaIb iino Die
ltripriinglihen AuelIen Der offent.
Reiniing nidt Die Sagesaei.
tungen. ionberai Die podentIiden unb
nonatliden 3eitidriften, Die aeuber.
lngen berborraaenoer Berionen (tpie
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-09-19
Or. OSCAR esFER.
- aatnar,s
Sermaun, 81
Brdmirt:
Niinden Dresden
1891 1899

Or, Charles W. gliot. Gr. Brdiibent
Saft, Serrn @ontperS uno SRI. Sane
goams), Die Gilnosebungen einfluB.
reider @ruppen, ipie Die 8ereinigung
Der &edtsmm1lte, Der @anfiers o6er
piiienidaftIiden 90rperidaften. Die
bon Der &anScl seiprodenen Borte,
Die $altuns Der uniperiitdten unb Die
Weimnfgen ernit 5n nebmen6cr
Sdriftiteller. beren Bidder eine1n
groben HubIif,im biird bic Eauicnae
bon offentliden 8ibliotbefcn oladns.
lid gemadt fuerben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-09-19

gs sibt in jeoer GefeGidaft einiet
|junse Wdoden, nelde iid unbeidei.
ben in ben Sintergrllno auriid5ieben.
&ebes Saupt, geraber Niiden
@eroen belte Dir nidt fromn1en;
8annit on bid redt nieorie biifen,
Wirit on in bic Sobe fommen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-09-19

Der Sdipdeer lit elm offener Brief.
ben ieber leien fann.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1919-06-11
BOHEMIA HIVE OF INDUSTRY
Little Country, Now to Be Given OPP
portunity to Progress, Has Been
Much Misunderstood.

Not one of the little countries which
have come into being as independent
states, or parts of new nations, since
the triumph Of the allies, is more often
misunderstood in America than Bo-
hernia has always been. The very
name has implied, for many persons,
the unconventional ways of artists,
the gypsying OF Migrants. and the Inn
patience of restraint which is sup
posed TO characterize countries remote
from great centers of trade and in
dustry and rather backward in their
business interests.
But Bohemia is a wonderful, hive OF
Woodworking and skilled artisans. It
is one of the most densely populated
countries in the world, exceeding, in
that respect, Germany, Austria-Hun-
gary, as a whole or in either half of
the old monarchy, and even Italy. The
number of inhabitants, in proportion
TO the area, is rs per cent greater than
IL Is In France. Bohemia is almost
exactly half as large as Ohio. but its
population, nearly 100000 at the be-
ginning Of the war, is about IS per
cent greater than that Of this state.
There is no other division Of Aus
tria-Hungary, taking into the reckon
ing the entire territory formerly In
that dual monarchy. which is equal to
Bohemia In manufactures. 1t is
notable center Of iron and steel pro-
duction. Its textiles are m impor-
tant factor in the trade of Europe. and
Its glassware, china, sugar, beer, chem
icals, paper, tobacco lace. toys and
many other products of skill and pa
tient labor are widely known. Neces-
sarily, the commerce of so busy
country is large and far-reaching.
All that Bohemia needs is the op-
portunity which has come at last to
prove the capacity Of its people for
great progress beyond the level they
have already attained.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1919-06-11
COUNTY NEWS
BLuEHILL.


Corporal Gale Hinckiey arrived so,
day from Camp Taylor, Ky.
The tie between the scader,,
Brooksville high school teams was n,.a
off at academy field, Thursday st,srnc.s
Inc local team won easily, 10 toll, sros'
led the batting for Blueknl, with IN
doubles and a single.
DIR. j. J. Martin will occupy the n,,...
OF the Congregational church durinr ~
summer. Rev. Frances waikley left lss,
week for Robbinston. A call has -
extended TO her to return in the fall.
Arrivals last week: HE. Krebhior
wife, Mrs. Franz Kneisel, Louis Pos,.'
mann and wife, Miss Ida Bostsl,na.-
New York; Prof II. f. Fowler ana w,.l
Providence. r. l.; Miss Edith Tnct,rT
Miss Louise Hinckley, Boston. Coo
Rooney and wife, Mrs. Emma Dors.
Portland.
Supt Linscott is arranging Tor an A.
hibition by the public schools al the to.u
hall, June 10. The schools from thu on,
lying districts will give an entertainer,
in the afternoon, and the village scbo.ls
in the evening. The program will IN
clude folk dances, Grecisn dance. tancr
drills, costume songs and exercises
Bluehill will celebrate the Fou,,b =.
Mountain park with racing, bali ganss
and track events. Two classes have ~
announced for the trot, and arrans.r.n.s
are being made for a ball game in ~
morning between out .oi-.own .egr,s a.
winners to play Bluehill in the Afternoon
Prizes are offered for the 100, 30 and lo
dashes, half mile run and tug.ot.ws,
SPECIAL features viii be aauaan ed i,.p-
The Hancock County Woman's Mission.
airy society held basket social At 10
BaptiRt chapel June 3. Mrs. Bouseasld
gave an interesting account Of the work
in China. She wore mandarin costume
over one hundred years old, presented her
by Chinese friends. Other speakers were
Mrs. Owen Of the Muthars school in
South Carolina and Mrs. Ha.cA, State
director of foreign work. There Vas a
good attendance.
The program for commencement week
rs as follows: Sunday, June Is. bsc-
cslaureate sermon stthe Congregational
church by Rev. j. j. Martin; Mon.
day evening, junior exhibition at town
hall; Tuesday evening, Junior and soph.
omore receptions to the trustees.
faculty. alumni and graduating class
at the academy; Wednesday evening,
alumni hall at the town ball; Thursday
evening, alumni reception and banquet
q: the academy; Friday evening, gradual
ing exercises at the town hall. Members
OF the alumni may obtain tickets for the
ball by applying 10 Harry HInck ley.
June 3.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1919-06-11
OTIS.

Lillian, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Daniel Young, died at hospital in Ban
gor Monday, June 2, aged one year and
seven months. She had been taken there
few days before in the hope that there
might be help. The little one had been
ill about a fortnight. All hearts so out
in sympathy to the parents from whom
this sweet, bright child has been taken. The
funeral was held at the home Wednesday,
Rev. r. II. Moyle officiating. The flowers
were besutiful. Those from away TO
attend the funeral were; Norman p.
Leach and wife OF North Castine; Mrs.
Arthur Moore of Hsllowell; Eben Warren
and mother, Mrs. George @. Warren OF
Ellsworth.
June Q. DAVIS.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1919-06-11
EAST SuRRY.

Frank SWEET is employed at Bar Harbor,
Mrs. Horace Marks OF Trenton is Wis
iting at Mrs. 5. J. Treworgy's.
Mrs. Percy Young and little son were
recent guests of Gerone Young and wife.
Leon SWEET, who has been quartermas-
ter on ship Lake Washburn the past
year, is al home.
Mrs. Alice Burkhart and two daughters
are boarding al Howard Lords. Ray Gray
and wife are at g. II. Wass0n's, and
lris Fletcher is at Mrs. Il. a. Sinclsir's.
June 9. DAFT.