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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-23
RADFORD NORMAL
{ Special to The Times.Disna,cb

Especial TO The Times Dispatch
RADFORD. VA, Feb. 22L-professor
j. r. Avent is conducting a survey in
Smyth County this week, under the
auspices Of the State Board of Educa-
tion and the Virginia Educational Com
mission. Professor w. B. Coggin viii
conduct similar survey in another
county.
Definite plans have been made for
the openiny OF the summer quarter
June l6, and the State examinations for
first and second-grade certificates on
July 20 and. 26. This will be the uni
form date for examinations in ali OF
the institutions of the State
state superintendent OF Public In
struction Harris Hart has called a
meeting OF the county superintendents
Of Southwest Virginia to meet M Tho
Normal School March and 4. The SUI
perintendents will be the guests OF the
Normal School.
Or. ]. p. Mcconnell will attend the
meeting OF the National Council Of Nor
NAL school Presidents at Chicago. He
will deliver an address before the ma
tional council on The Problems Grow
Normal Schools in Different Sections
Of the Country The meeting of the
national normal school presidents pre-
cedes the meeting OF the national su-
perintendentS' conference, which will
he held In Chicago.
The Pocahontas Literary Society has
been working this quarter on some in
teresting plans for the Improvement Of
their society hall. which. when FIN
ance OF it. The president and mem
bers Of this society greatly desire sug-
gestions from all former society mem
bcrS along this and any other line
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-23
SOVEREIGN
Tonic for Ever
Builds Up Rundown Systems

Builds Up Rundown Systems
When your health has been under.
mined by worry or overwork, wher
your vitality is lowered, when you
have that don't care rap" feeling
when your nerves are depressed
when your work appears too much
for you, you are then in run-dor,
condition.
Your system must be upheld b,
an active tonic. You will find it il
Sovereign Tonic, which gives nep
strength and ambition-the very he'll
you need.
Sovereign Tonic is real restara
tive, blood maker and nerv,
builder.
When your blood is impoverishec
through the want Of Iron, which
produces rich red blood and change
food into Giving tissue"-you vii
find the remedy in Sovereign Tonic
Each tablet contains grain OF
PREPARED IRON with other bloot
and nerve products. You will b.
surprised and delighted with the nev
strength and vim Sovereign Toni
gives you.
You will begin to feel the eHicac,
of the Sovereign Tonic after the frs
dose. Don't hesitate if you belon;
to the Army of "Hasbcens." TRY
Sovereign Remedy without delay ans
become once more happy, content
ed member of society, receiving the
full benefits of what is your Jus
rights in the battle of life.
Sovereign Tonic will do more to
brighten ethe world, to dispel gloom
to make happy homes than all the
medicines that have been com
pounded.
Your druggist sells it or can get j
for you. Always in stock at Gran
Drug Co.'S Stores, Tragic Drug Co.
Miller Drug Store. Wholesale b,
Bodeker Drug Co. Price $1.0O.
Sent by mail on receipt of price.
Sovereign Remedy Co.
1915 Hilbert ST., Philadelphia, Pa.
ADV
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-23

juvenile guidance problem In some re-
spects a new one. a new intcrpreta
ton of patriotism. a new aspect OF
moral responsibility, new ideal OF
thrift and economy and quickened
sense Of civic duty-thesc r.attcrS have
injected themselves deeply into the
consciousness OF even the boys and
girls. We must give this new awak-
cned juvenile conscience something
worth while TO act upon.
The public schools arc now also COM
ing in for large amount Of discus
sion--how TO reform them into real
postwar. institutions. how to make the
lessons more vital to the genuine in
tcrests of the young. how to make
them places where. the ideals Of uni
vcrsal peace shall be wrought into
living conduct. All willing parents
and other friends OF the young must
assist with this rcconStruction Of the
school. 81.
The big assembly is the thing, the
mass-mceting called out by the Mayor
or the head of the federated clubs or
the school superintendent
big. rousing affair. with some
music and spectacularism to give il
momentum and to attract public at
tention. is what we want and what the
children deserve 10 bring US back to
our full sense of duty TO the coming
generation. Everybody. Out for the
rally and the child conservation re-
nuisance.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-23

Especial to The Times Dispatch
AMHERST. VA. Feb. 22.-Mrs. J. ~.
Thomas Is the guest OF her daughter.
Mrs. William A. Nelson. in Washing
ton.
Miss Pauline Edwards was called TO
Richmond last week on account of the
illness OF her nephew
Mrs. William Robertson. after spcnd-
ing several days with her mother-in-
law. Mrs NJ H. Robertson. has re-
The. guild OF Ascension Episcopal
Church met last week wiki Mrs. j. r.
Goodwin.
viii Carter was in charlottesville
last week OH business.
Mrs. Bessie Ware visited relatives in
Mrs. G. H. Brown was called to New
York last week on account of the
Illness of her ncicc, Miss Otelia June
Simmons. who was operated upon for
maStoiditiS.
Mrs: c. NJ. Campbell was in Lynch
Mrs. X. II. Drummond is visiting
her daughter in Richmond
Misses Harrie, Evans and Mary
Whitehead were weekend guests of
Miss Lucy Clark. near Charlottesville.
Mrs. W: S; Ogden. of Lynchburg,
visited friends here last week. Mrs
Ogden expects to return to the former
home here in the spring.
Misses Emma and Zel Davies. OF
l::ynchburG. spent the week end a.
their home hero.
Lieutenant Clarence Cox has gone 70
Pittsburgh. Pa. on business.
O. Y. Hanger is confined to his home
this week with an attack of malaria
G. A, Joubert. who has been quite
sick for several weeks, is improving
SIGN. spent the last week end with
friends in Lynchburg
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-23

Our stomachs lead us three or more
times day to the business of eating
And It IS the greatest & indoor Sports,
To keep the stomach ft TO keep il
hraced and in training at all times
the very simple eXpedient OF IA Stuart's
a constant source OF both protection
ard prepa rednesS. No GaSsy. sour
belching. bilious stomach, no distaste
Tor food. no coated tongue. no distress
after eating, when meals arc followed
BY Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets.
Get a S0-cent box today at any drug
store. Let them digest your food while
ADV
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-23
LEXINGTON

LEXINGTON. VA. Feb o2.-Major
Robert r. Witt. OF the Forty fourth
Coast Artillery, Of the American en-
peditionary force in France. has re-
turned TO the United states. and is in
Lexington visiting his parents Mr..
ceived his discharge from the army
and expects TO leave in Il few days
for Antonio. Texas.
Lieutenant, William s. Campbell. of
Camp Green, y. c., is in Lexington on
sick leave visiting his parents. DR..
and Mrs. J. Hammond Campbell He
is accompanied BY his wife.
Dean Harry D. Campbell, of Wash
Campbell have gone to West Point. y.
Y. to visit their son: Zen Miller Camp
bell. who is cadet 1T tho United
states Military Academy
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-23
Child Problems of
Great Importance
Prof. W c K ecver Thinks
Study of Juvenile Guid-
dnce Is Essential.
~ DIR. w. a. McKEEvEn.

Now that the discussions relative to
war and peace arc waning and the
war work itself is ended. there should
be sounded general call 10 parents
everywhere to hurry back to their
problems Of child study clubs, parents
societies and the like, which suspend
ed during the trying period Of bellig-
cerncy and influenza should now come
back in full force. 1t will require
considerable team work and agitation
TO reawakcn the keen nation wide in
terest in child welfare OF three years
ago.
Baby saving. child welfare and
Juvenile guidancc-even outside the
public school work-constitutc one OF
the miGhtiest responsibilities OF any
civilized people. And just now the
neglect o: these matters during the
war has put Us behind and caused Il
disarranGcment OF the entire order OF
service of the young.
Let the leaders act first. School
superintendent should issue definite
calls FOR the parents to come back
for the old time monthly parent
teacher meetings
Leaders, among. the, club women
Of the child study and childservicc
groups.
Ministers should each and all preach
az icasi one CnliH conservation ser
mon. adInonishing the parents and
others once actively interested to re-
turn to the pressing duty OF studying
and serving the needs OF the Young.
There should here be both admonitions
and specific recommendations Of things
TO be undertaken.
Newspaper writer's, both profe ssional
and amateur, should set forth tho needs
Of the young for renewed attention
and should specify ways and means
whereby tho uncndinE problems OF
child service may bc attacked with re-
ncwcd energy.
The war bride has made tho entire
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-23
Hot Bath Euil
Often Ouerdone
Medical Man Discusses
Consequences That
.Folloav. =;
DY DI,ICIa. HELDEN, II. ID.

former. health commissioner OF
Chicago once made himself notorious
What hs foo
ing. We do mot. think there is any
evidence which does not show bene-
the proper kind OF baths are taken.
and IN this connection we wish to point
out, the injuriousness of frequent hot
baths.
Dr.. Gerald Nav. of. England. has
recently emphasized the. bad hXEenic
effects of hot baths when overdone. al
though The facts in the matter have
been we'll Understood by the medical
profession for long TING.
10 3m9o'n uSue eiGce o, not pain
ing Of warmth and lassitude. One
is tempted to remain too. long in the
~ minutes are opt to be devoted to
y minutes arc apt to be devoted to
alton.
But the. trouble Is tina. there is no
corresponding. reaction. and the loss
this form OF bath is frequently re-
This loss of tone manifests itself
AZ feeling of tiredness, sometimes
80 haSe in
Along With the general depression
"a lessencd resistance to Infection.
The tired business man" IL very
often fien, a hyg,sppicaiiy m, misguided ind,
morning before going 10 the office.
thereby dissipating most OF his pep
An occasional hot bath may be nee
cssary for purposes of cleanliness. but
az Il hygicnic measure designed TO tone
up the nervous. c!rcu.atorry and mus
cular systems, cold bath in the morn
ing is the proper. thing, Fra!i persons
should take tcpid baths. not neccs-
sariiy every day. 49,
The frequent hot bath should be
len TO decadcnt Oricntals.
There is no doubt that the hot bath
is one of the facilities provided By
an advanced civilization tending TO en-
ervate the race; its lure should be re-
sisted.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-23

To be possessed OF head OF heavy,
beautiful hair; soft. lustrous. fluffy,
wavy and free from dandruT is merely
a matter. of using little Danderine.
1t is easy and inexpensive to have
nice. soft hair. and. lots of it. Just get
a small bottle Of Knowlton's Dandcrine
now-it costs but a few cents-all drug
stores recommend it-apply a little as
directed and within ten minutes there
will be an appearance of abundance,
freshness, fuffinesss and an incompar-
able gloss and lustre. and try as you
will you can not find n trace of da ndruff
or falling hair; but your real surprise
will be utter about two weeks use,
wien you VIII see new hair-fine and
doWny at first--yes--but' really now
hair7-sprouting-out all over your scalp
-Panderine Is, I'VE believe. the only
sure hair grower, destroyer OF dandruff
and cure for. itchy scalp. and it never
tails to stop falling hair at ONCE.
II You want to. provo. how pretty and
soft your hafr. really is. moisten a cloth
with little 'Danderine- and carefully
draw 1t through your hair--taking one
small strand at a, time. Your hair will
be soft glossy ana beautiful In just
few moments--a delightful, surprise
awaita everyone who tries tfiis.-Adv.'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-23

G.. Maphis is director. In the first
term of six. weeks, beginning juno 20
and closing August .. all Of the rcSu-
lar courses, advanced and elementary,
will be offered.
The second term. opening August 4
and ending September s. VIII consist
Of those courses required for the sum
mer school professional certificates in
Virginia, comprising complete three
year course. and a few of the advanced
courses for which the demand is
greatest.
The regular corps Of instructors has
been engaged. besides several new pro-
fessors from other institutions. Pro-
fossor Harry Clark. member of the
School or the South. At Knoxville. Tenn.
will assist Professor Manhis in the edu-
cational department. DIR. George a.
Walker. OF tho University OF South Car
DINA, who was away last summer on
leave OF absence. Will resume his work
here in June.
Miss Emma ody Pohf. with her corps
of assistants from tho Mississippi In
dus.rial Institute and College. will
of physical education. and IS already
preparing n pageant TO be given in the
summer
AS a number of the summer .nsti-
tutcs. as we'll as the Summer School OF
the South. at Knoxville. Tenn. viii not
open this summer. the Indications arc
that the registration at the university
win exceed the average OF l.4oo: a
large number OF the students from
women's colleges in this section are cx-
cepted to take The courses offered.
The preliminary announcement OF
the summer school will come from the
press in about ten days
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-23

Dress Pumps-suprenle-
ly smart and endowed with
the simplicity that sets off
its slender lines perfectly
all the sizes and widths
in all the new feathers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-23
AMHERST

Especial to The Times Dispatch
AMHERST, VA. Feb. 22.-Mrs. j. a..
Thomas Is the guest OF her daughter.
Mrs William A. Nelson. in Washing
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-23
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA

UNIVERsiTY : OF ViRGiNIA, Feb.
,32--Two separate terms. or full
summer quarter. will feature this sum-
mer IT, the University of Virginia sum-
mcr school, Of which Professor Charles
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-08-16
ORDINANCE NO. i7s


An Ordnance Providing for the sub.
mi>siOW to the vote Of the duly
qualified taxpaying electors Of the
city Of Monte Vista. Colorado, u
= special election To- b. held II
~nid City on Tuesday the 10th
day Of September. A. d. 1919
the question Of authorizing the
City Council Of said City to
contract an Indebtedness On b..
half Of tho City and upon thu
credit thereof. by issuine neeD.
ttsblc coupon bonds Of the city IN
the axxreGate principal amount
Of Twenty.six Thousand dollars,
(e20. OOO.OG9 for the purpose Of
funding the legal floating indent.
ctlnr~a Of such city.
WHEREAS-the City Council Of
the City Of Monte Visit. has BIZ reso-
luton duly adopted and approved on
the Seventh day Of August.
A. d. 1919. determined that,
subject to the approving vote of the
duly qualified taxpaying electors Of
the City Of Monte Vista. said city
should issue its funding bonds in the
aggregate principal amount Of
Twenty-six thousand dollars. ($26,
oOO.O0) for the purpose OF funding
the legal floating indebtedness Of
said city and:
WHEREAS certificate Of such
finding and determination has here
tofore been made and entered upon
the records OF said City Council all
In accordance with an act Of the
General Assembly OF the State of
Colorado. entitled. IAN Act to En-
able Cities to Fund Their Floating
Indebtedness" approved April 10th.
A.'D. 1917:
NOW THEREFORE. Be. IT Or
DAMNED BY THE CITY COUNCIL
OF THE CITY OF MONTE VISTA,
IN THE STATE OF COLORADO:
Section THAT special election
Is hereby called. to be held In the
City OF Monte Vista. on Tuesday.
the Sixteenth day Of September.
A. D. 1919. at which election there
shall be submitted to the vote OF the
duly qualified electors Of said city
who shall have paid tax within the
calendar year Immediately proceed
ing such election upon property as
sessed to such voter of the said city,
49, '''''"ahS VuSsNlou, tO-wu.
Shall the City Council OF tie CITY
or Monte Vista. Colorado. be author
lied to contract an Indebtedness on
behalf OF the city and upon the
credit thereof by Issuing the neEo-
table coupon bonds Of the city in
the aggregate principal amount of
Twenty-six thousand dollars, (S26.
OOO.O0O for the purpose of funding
the legal floating indebtedness Of
said city.
Section 2-The question so sub
mitted shall be voted on at said
election by the voters qualified as
aforesaid. at and in the said CITY
OF Monte Vista. Colorado. at the
various Election Precincts therein
as follows. to-wit:
Ward No. One (1)
Voting place: A. B. Van Nos
trand's Garage.
Ward No. Two (2)
Voting place-City Hall.
Ward No. Three (3)
Voting place-Advent Church
The vote shall be taken by ballot
on the fern hereinafter provided
and said election shall be in all res
poets as nearly as may be held and
conducted In the manner prescribed
by law In cases Of elections for
officers.
Section 3-The ballots to be used
In voting upon the question above
submitted shall be prepared and
furnished b? the city clerk to the
Judges OF election to be by them
furnished to the voters and shall be
IN the following printed form, and
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-08-16
NOTICE


State Of Colorado. County OF Rio
Grande.
In the County Court.
In the matter Of the pctittOa u
Dauphin II. Clark, for the determine
iiOn Of the descent Of Real Estate
of the lands and tcncmenis, u
Mary Jane Hccklcr. Deceasc:
To all persons interested In the
Estate OF Mary Jane heckler, De.
ceased:
Notice IL hereby given that Daa-
phin b. Clark. Grantee OF the heirs
Of Mary Jane Heckler, Deceased.
has filed In the County Court OF
Rio Grande. Colorado, petition
praying for the Judicial Determine.
ton OF the descent OF certain Real
Estate of the lands and tenemehs
OF the said decendent, to wit:
Lot Ave CD. Block 81. In The
North Side addition TO tne ToNi'
now City OF Monte Vista In tAs
County OF Rio Grande and Stale "
Colorado.
That the names OF all the alleged
Heirs OF the said Mary Jane heei
Ter. Deceased. are, viz:
Clarence II. Heckler: Charles r.
Heckler: lila Hcckler-Clldwel.
Edna b. Groom and Ella Burdicn
That the hearing on SAID petition
has been set for Tuesday sePtem,
her end. A. d. 1919. to be hela !,
the Court House ut Del Norte'
he said County of RIO Granao anu
state OF Colorado.
Witness: JAMES W Will Will
Judge-Acting Clerk OF the Counn
Court OF Rio Grade County a.
Del Norto. Colorado. this t''h "''
Of July. A. ID. 1919 u,,,s
James W Wii n,.,,
Judgo-Actins ei''A
(SEAL)
LIST Pub.-July 10
Last Pub.-Aug. 10.
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-08-16

Mr.. Had Mrs J. W, Roberts loft
Wednesday evening for th-ir home
~ Wymor.. N-br after pleasant
visit with Mr.. and Mrs, Paul Rob
-rta
MIR and Mrs Madorin of Alamo
"a returned HON. having spent The
iay "Wednesday IT, Mont. Vista
Mrs Claud Keith aud daughter
H.ulah Katie IN. Of Alamoaa wore
guests this week OF l, " Fay
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Christensen
% Al,mosa. Mrs Jennie o'Tooic Of
Gailatin. Mo and Mr.. and Mrs u. l.
sandcr-on and children we're din
nrr guests OF Mrs J ". Jones Tues
day.
Miss Edna Reynolds OF Denver Ii
visiting her friend Miss Eva Free
ia, n this week.
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-08-16
Notice Of Final Settlement III"
termination Of Heirship

Notice O1 t1nnl Se''ie'"
termination Of HeirshiP 90.
Estate OF Abram c. Black pe''''
ed. No. ass Tan ina
Notice il hereby given that On On ~, ",
18th day OF August A. D. lsi' hs
UNDERSIGNED will present 10 y"
County Court OF Rio GraAde 0o. mn.
Colorado. her accounts LOT '"I
settlement OF administration Vi oa
estate, W. en- and where all pe's', "a
In interest may appear and op'e''
them. II they so desire. ,,
Notice Is also hereby given tha' ~
plication for the determ ha''un ..s
heirship OF said Ab'an I. p." ,hs
deco: sed as been made ale .na .,or.
Coart will on said date hereihpo.V's
mentiohe cd or at any time TO Wn ,a
the '.carii,g may be continued p
coed to assertion and determine W.
re the heirs OF the said Abram .,,,sd
Black, deceased. and as such e'..'n W.
to inherit any lands. teneii.nS'
hereditaments or other propu'a,,
real or personal. constituting ~ aid
n part Of the Estate of the 90.
Abrn IN C. Black deceased. ana en- NV,
a decree accordingly. at when . nI1,
ing all persons claiming to ne ns
Mt law Of said deceased may app'
and present their proof. .,,,,
Bertha Black. AdHil'S'
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-08-16

shall ~ AsposiseA IN . separate bal
lo, boz provided BY the city clerk
for sueh purpose.
OFFICIAL nAl.l<T
CITY NJ Mo~se Vista. Colombo
FWadtng ss0Nd Electtoa
Tvssday ~ losh day " esVesoess.
4. D. lO10
QUESTION SUBMITTED
Shall the City Council os the city
VI Monte Vista. Colorado. b. au-
thorissa to contract an Indebtedness
on behalf Of tbs city and upon tho
credit thereof. b issuing the nsso-
table coupon bonds Of the city In
the aggregate principal amount OF
Twsnty~,x thousand dollars. OsS,-
900 .o0) for the purpose OF funding
the legal aoslias Indebtedness Of
said city.
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-08-16

Twenty-stx thousand s,l,,
0oo.00 and tho amopn, VH.
ncnas Proposed To ha l,,n.aiit
etss.ooo.ooO which said ho,s'a i
hcaf interest Al tho rate a, ~, S'!l
ccntum ts@) per annum '"s pr
Ths vote ~ said .lsc,I,,
question submitted as s,a W Ne
viii be taken by s.pa,.,. '''ah
when shall be IL ssbstantl.u. '
following form. AJ u,
OFFICIAL BALLOT
CITY Ut Moa,c Vista O..
Funding Rond r,,c,,.'A'
Tuesday the Aist~rn,h n.,n
temhre. A. d. 1919
oCEAr1ON suRMiITyn
shall the City Council n, :,
city OF Monte Vista, Cols,sd. We
authorized To contract an 49,.
rdnesr ON behalf OF the sl,,
upon tho credit thereof. by So
suing tho negotiable so,.
bonds of the city In IN. sa
gate amount OF Twcn,y-alt ,ban..,
dollars. tses.000.O O) for ,ha as
pose NJ funding tho legal aos,,, ps'
debtctincss OF said city" w.
Funding bonds We,
Funding bonds No
Tho voter will prepare hI, hail.,
indicating his approval or al.,,
proval OF the proposition submi,,.,
by placing \ cross (X) opposi,. "a.
group OF words on his ballo, vhes
Expresses his choice. end shall thea
deposit his ballot In the ballo, h.,
provided for such purpos.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF. IN.
City Council Of the City OF Mos,.
Vista. has caused this motto. 10 4.
published and posted as r.ouI,.,
by law and dated this seventh "a,
Of August. A. d. 1919
Geo. b. Boutwell,. City clsr,
(CITY SEAL)
Section S-This ordinance, s,,,,
It's passage. shall be recorded In
book kept for that purpose. be az.
thenticated by the signatures OF II.
mayor and clerk and shall bepub.
lished In the Monte Vista Journal
Newspaper published within III.
limits OF the City OF Monte Vista
Colorado.
Section 9-This bcinr an ordl.
nance calling . special election. Il
shall take effect and be In fore
upon the expiration OF Ave t5) days
after II has been no published
Introduced. read and ordered pub
lixhed this 7th day OF August A. D
1919.
George NJ. Corlett. Mayor
ATTEST: Geo. B. Boutwell,. City
(SEAL) Clerk
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-08-16

Mrs. l.. r.. Swan OF Denver who
has been visiting her husband al
the Soldiers Home left Thursday.
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-08-16

The Durango hall team returned
home Thursday by auto after having
played the Monte Team during the
stampede.
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-08-16

Mrs. J. A. Mcdonald went to Ala
-nosa Tuesday evening having spent
several days with her sister. Miss
Fannie Sheridan.
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-08-16

Mr. and Mrs. e. II. Hurley wen
To Alamosa Thursday.
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-08-16

Mrs. Stout left for Denver Tues
day evening To assist DIR. Stout In
selecting location rs they will
NOV" In IN. near future.