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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-15
SANITY INSURANCE.

HBRBERT HOOVER calls IN nations attention, al President Lowell did
: M months ago, to the fac that our teachers IN Grade hoo high
schools. colleges ~ universiues are N the average. drawing lR7 money
for their service than skilled or seni-akihcd lalOrers. And. again echotng
Lowell he draws he mora hat N We ALLOW our children to be
educated by . dscontented class we shall be sowing the Dragons teeth. For
n nouu OF wages ne gets has n good deal TO a 10 with his loyalty to tho
syHtem In which he wotH. m the undergrad teacher, quite as much as the
undcfpaid workman grows rcbeilous In time.
The teachcra 10 a man. would rcpsdihte the suggestion that their
pockctbooka have anything 10 do with their beliefs A number OF them re-
piled to the president OF Harvard that they did not. need 20 be brthed 10
support American institutions And they don't But "a j. not bribery e
matter ~ its brlery 10 rahe them even above the average a good many
men In panilonso Of tmpmanoe are being ape with m that fashion and
mor would like to be. Perhaps the teachers are 90 jealous Of Their honor
10 admit b. much jealousy Of their fortunes Even N they dont wan NOR
money hey should have a. In most cases merely as "a matter of national
mental health Insurance. 20 doubt there are mn and women in large
numbers IN N teaching profession b would 10 on giving Of their best
70 the ssdents TO the end OF their lives N sweatshop ptances- But We
are all SELFISH and adversely b. likely to sour us Success ~ stll measured
IN the United states by money, and a lack of that success mbtterng
IN h M man In a thourand who can Keep a chronic bitterness out Of his
vucea and atutude or nj n his utrances Who can SO on beng helpful
and conatrucuso, when be feels himself unapprecptod.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-15
LEGAL NOTICES
STATE OF NEW K

~ AH
United States u America, State Of New
Me1ico-sst
Il l. Hereby Certified. that there wAs
filed for record 10 the office Of the State
Corporation Commlssion u the State Of
New Mexieo. on the eleventh day of Orto'
Der. A. d ip1o. At II a'cloet A ~. Cert.
ncate 81 Incorporation and Certihratc q
stockhoiders' Non Liability of OZARk OIL
AND DRILLING COMPANY go stock
holden. Liability
WHEREFORE; The ineorporatnrs named
In said Certificate Of Incorporation. and
who have signed tho same, and their sue
ctssors and assigns. are hereby declared 10
be-. from this date until the eleventh day
% October. Nineteen Hundred and sixty
nine. = Corporation hy the name and Tor
the purposes set forth In taid Certificate.
tNos. iOts7 aud i0iSs).
In Testimony whereof the State Corpora
ton Commission Of the stats uf Nsw Mex
eo has caused this certificate to be- signeu
BY H. Chairman and the seal u said Com.
mission, 20 be affixed ~ the City ~ Santa
70 on this nth dny Of October A % 1919
HIGH II WILLIAMS.
(seaD Chairman
Attest.
a. T.. MORRISON, Clerk
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-15
MORE SPEED NEEDED.

y EMPLOYMENT 81 a considerably increased forer Of workmen by
The paving ronpany now at work on Albuquerque streets $ a
hopeful sign The work has been dragging and cold weather is
uncornfortabI near at hand. II would be extremely unfortunate II
any considerable portion of the paving contract should not have
been completed before freezing weather, especially any portion of the
principal streets in fhe paving areas Albuquerque understands that
in order TO pave a street il Is necessary 20 lay and relay storm sewers
and pipes and that obstruction Of traffic is not to Dc avoided, but
Albuquerque wants this obstruction TO be as brief as possible and we
certainly d. not want obstructed streets for a whole winter-if there
Is any way 20 escape such a disaster.
There Is no disposition anywhere to criticize the paving con-
tractors aniusfiy. There Is some general understanding Of the handi
caps TO which the work has been subjected up to this time, The fact
remains that the work up TO this time has proceeded slowly and the
feeling has been quite freely expressed that it might have been
speeded up.
II stfobe hoped and expected that the city authorities will CO.
operate with the paving contractors 20 the fullest extent IN hurrymg
this work and that the contractors will respond with an earnest
effort 10 clear and deliver the principal streets in the paving districts
before cold weather makes the laying Of pavement impossible. Let
US have a little more speed
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-15
Glad Handing,
The Engineers
uroustnn resi-

uiouston resi-
Tho d%riuocracy Of the King Of he
H~cigians az he trascracs The repunlic
tahes a familiar iorm-piloting he
engine that pulls hif train.
That IL ono of fhe most unique
manifestations ~ our American de-
monrpcy- Joliylng the engineer. 1t
appeared for the first time 3h years
ago waon Nj. James q. Blaine, "thc
piumed knight, a. Colonel lnEcrHoll
called him In that wonderful speech
In Cincinnati In 1879. made the west
ward SWIM ~ n presidential Cands-
date against Cleveland.
Mr. rlainc became quite chummy
with the engineers who pilpted hts
train. and rode some miles with each
man who had "A run on that wonder
full journey OF rear-platform cam
paigning.
" course. Mr.. Rlaine's attention to
the engineers was attributed to hts
desire 60 make favor with the rail-
road men and all laboring men, and
possibly that impression was accurate.
Nevertheless. Mr. niaine was both
democratic ana magnetic much like
our Senator BAILEY. with friends who
would ~emain with him 10 the death
and enemies who would hight him to
a finish.
BUT following Mr., PLANES exam
pie. other presidential canhidate7
have cultivated the engineers. Rem
jamin Harrison. william Mckinley,
Theodore Roosevelt, william H. Tart.
and Woodrow Wilson. as candldnte'
and presidents, all tried their hand,
running locomotives and glad andins
the engineers plotting the trains bear
ing them.
n was good fellowship, good Dc.
mocracy, good politics ana good
A~merlcanism.
Tho King of the BeiEisns probably
ncver rode with an engineer in Pei
GUM. hut he Is strictly IN form IN do.
Ing 80 in the United States.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-15
LOVE 4 LITTLE MOnL.

When your day-drcams are detected.
when your breakfast Us "a bore,
when you feel Yourself neglected,
Love "a tttlc more'
Many "a little ll will fret you
Many a trivial hurt win get you,
Many n-no. these only let you
Love "a little moro
CFinc advice Tor you go 10 II!
How / wish that ! could do no
when your spleen o. fun 90 bursting.
when your wrath is fain 10 rotr,
when your temper's hot and thlrsting
Love "a little morci
Anger Us the sire of sorrow;
Danish II before Il borrow
Hate and hindrnncc Tor tomorrow;
Love % little more
(Ary iti ~ % works with you,
Like enough IN Try IL, too
When you're feeliuE sad aud sighted,
When your Utmost soul b. sore,
When the MONDAY sun seems
llighted;
Love "a little morol
Many another hearts dcIcction,
Many "a wounded reCnllertiuni
Needs the balm Of your affection;
Love % little morc'
warming not inscribed above
De some careful whom YOU lovc)
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-15
STATE OF NEW MExIcO

United States OF Ameriea' siase Of New
MrNiru sss
10 b. Hereby Certified, that the Annrxed
b. D. fulL true and complete transcript u the
Ccttihoaic 81 Incorporation Of OlARk on
uiNLliAu COMPANY (Au stnckhold'
un' LiahiutyJ. $50 iUia7l, VIII the en-
uufsrmcnts tn,frun. o. same appear On file
and q t.curd iu tho office u the state
Corporation tumulstinu.
lr Testimony Mutrruf tho state Corpora
unu Commission uf ne state ~ New Mrzico
has caused inis certificate 90 BE- signed Do
is Chairman aud ths seal u said COMMITS
sion 20 be- afH "a 40 the CITY Of santa fc
on this ilth da5 81 october, A, ID 1919.
Ht0H H. WILLIAMS
(ssail Chairman.
Attest
A. D.. MORRISON CLERK.
ARTICLES on INCORPORATION OF
oZARk OIL Am DkilLINu COM.
pAAA $50 stushhuldrs' Liability.
We the undrrsiFusd boz order 40 form "a
corporation Tor She purposes HEREINAFTER
stated under the luva ~ the State 81 NrW
sNls1ico. DO hereby certify as fniioNs;
AkfIfLI l.
The name Of this corporation shall be-
OZARK OIL AND DRILLING COMPANY,
tN0 EiHtkhnlders LinhilfNI.
ARTICLE H.
The registered ulfief Of The corporation
D. lnrnted At AuHnher 200 horher Building,
Alhuuurnlnr Ntw Mr,lrn. nud Mt Richard
H. Hanna h designated o. The statutory
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-15
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WHEN 1T comes TO matrlmon-
lal speed We hand the second
prize 10 the former Mrs. a. Wise
OF Baltimore. The first prize
goes TO A. Wise himself.
a. Wise, who Is 20 years old,
thought Il would be wise for
Wise TO dctach himself from the
then Mrs. Wise and annex a new
Mrs. Wise, 70 SIX hOars after his
divorce he did that very thing.
And ncNt day the former Mrs.
Wise embarked upon matri
monial seas. wilich might haYe
been wisn or otherwise but the
fact remains that she n no long
cr Mrs, Wise.
JOHN W. sWiNEFORD Of
Sclinsgrove. IA. has one blue
eve and one brown eye. being. we
are told the oniy human with
rainbow lamps
4 SERVANT GIRL. i5 years
old cher name b withheld but
we imagine she has "a snuh nose
and Is "A movie devoteel has mnde
a large number OF wise len
scientists. pyschic researchers.
SCI very tuoliFhs
In the dining room Of the rec
tory Of the Norfolk village Of
swanion Movers large splashes Of
oil and water would mysterious
~ appear on walls. ceiling or
floor.
The source Of these liquids
could not be determined. Min
biologists examined the place.
The ceiling was torn out. II was
proposed. actually. 10 tear the
house down!
Day after day the "oozlng' OF
oil persisted.
Finally oswald Williams. a
pr1foslonal magician. volunteered
to aid Rev. II. Gus In solving the
problem.
n was found that when the
maid waH absent the splnshca ala
not appear, She vas spicd upon,
and vessels ~ salty water were
LEFT within her reach.
u Was fnund that the splashes
were saline in flavor and hnHiiy
the girl. caught In the act. soh-
hiueiy confessed. Her only cN-
~pianatlon is that she must be
bewitchcd"
In 1862, a n ii-year-old girl,
originated the Cock-land ghost
az hulborn. Even Or. samuel
johnson became Interested in the
case. There were ruppingsl
groans and spectral appearances,
AN produced by this child.
Rut she wasn't hewitched. nor
BE- the Norfolk ~yuuugsfor Hrner-
ing from anything battling.
Kid mischief that's All. getting
tremendous delight out ~ trick
ing "a lot Of solemn adults.
Let's hope she doesn't lose her
job.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-15
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n'Af. on ite anu ol i,sesn " w "'"' W
~ lestlmnn3 Nh't'"i we a.A's ,''g
Won commission ~ me :. ~ ~ 49,
60 has caused his eefth,al. 70 hr sshN
by %, CHAIRMAN anu thc sHAl ai AAln N"H
inlasion go PC AlilAeA ~ w. Wy a,.s
fe on TINS ii'h uIi .i Yot9"ys
mum H. Ni-.A
tseAD Chsirman'
Attest; ,,n,,sn~ -
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nm Nf ry
1919 " 1870 ~
'"AiA"' 90" ''N'hn"''' ""
Lnu. ma ,pgrtrv a.. a., ,.a.r
AhiH - ~ NhNiif lnA w uN.'t
signed. being sl the original iacorpofatnrs
Hhn have iied me ceriiieate ei lheofpnta
t-h IN tNe a.ule hAih'e wv p'l-'"n tn'',ss
Associailng hrnssltfs tossihef shaHr me
pfoslsinne ei sfsilon ~ '.epl.t ~ ,ns'
"a ~ we SON - si.latlf. AsAens,e OF S.N
NleAieo Approved Aafeh l1in' lsi3 ang a..
Nnsnan'nts lnef,t" iet enu n s'uN" y,
h.ihAsi.es asa An ttl'l ss''.h."'t wy
may become hs'n'iai'h WIN ih'a N't
egtp"tatinn' 40 hrfrh1 deeiar wa. tA,t.
ssAn ae 70 sl"'sAnl"'tH n"nlunl "n H,,'N
OF aMl OF w, ZOE l,Au.u W !. Hets w,
pplAtlpn aug tnei az st.'enoln''h ~ ~ ~
'.'f.Iutio. ss"l u' .A,l'p. ll.1 ~ h w ~
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-15

agent in charge thereof and up0n whom
process against tho corporation mny be
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-15

on the basis That 2bO.0oO men aro
out on strike In the steel Industry.
the \. H. OF J.. u pay 81 sec. 900
a week In strike benefits.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-15

The Evening Herald is the New
Mexico paper that put the Glass"
In classified advertising.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-15

A special weather map has been de-
signed Tor avintoft.
The Arvada enterprise., 1919-12-04
Shoe and Harness
Repairing
ALSO A LINE OF
SCHOOL SUPPLIES
MUNAL'S SHOE SHOP

be divided between the country and
state roads funds fifty-fifty. The
collections for 1919 will amount to
about 100000. The anticipated n
crease in 1920 will be due to the ac-
tion Of the legislature last winter in
fixing an entirely new schedule of
license fees, the new scale providing
for the payment of fee of one-half
of one per cent on the cost price of
the automobile (. o. b. factory, with
q minimum annual fee Of S.. Ma
chimes registered after May 1, will be
charged thrce-fourths the annual
license fee and those registered after
Oct. /, will be charged one-fourth
the regular annual license fee. Both
front and back tags will be used in
LoJ 5u!Huo suo!,ulnSoI eqL Os6r
front tags will cause the secretary
or state and the county clerks much
additional labor, but will be Of great
benefit to the peace officers and to
automobiles generally in the appre-
hension Of speed fiends and other
law breakers.
The Arvada enterprise., 1919-12-04

Our account of the attempted in
cendiarism on Wheat Ridge was so
badly garbled that its is almost ne
cessary to reprint the entire story.
What we attempted to say was that
John Graber, who lives opposite the
Manhattan Dairy, found blaze at
the rear Of his barn about 9 80 p. m.
and went and put it out before it
did damage to speak Of. He found
that the fire had been set by some
one, as there was pile of rubbish
saturated with coal oil ,afire. The
people of the neighborhood are un-
easy and are complaining that Sher-
if Jones has not shown the interest
in the matter that they think he was
officially bound to do. They say he
was called up on the phone, but did
not come to the scene, and said he
could not be expected to come and
watch the peoples barns. OF course
he cannot be expected to do police
duty on beat. but there might have
been some clew discovered by visit
that might have resulted in the ap-
prehension of the criminal, who is a
dangerous "animal" to be running at
large.
The Arvada enterprise., 1919-12-04

consider it crime for a man to buy
a seat in the United States Senate,
and the Federal Grand Jury was con-
vened, and as a result Senator New
berry, who defeated Henry Ford, is
to be tried, charged with having ex-
pended a million dolla{s to be elect
ed. In Colorado, a similar case was
believed to have been exemplified,
but up to date, altho it was said that
Mr.. Phipps' campaign cost him far
above half million, no one seems
to be the least concerned about it..
Again we hear rumors to the effect
that Mr.. Schuyler, several times a
millionaire has designs on Senator
Val toga and is figuring on buying
it. 1t would appear that one million
aire at time would prove suffic-
iency, and that our next Senator
should represent the common people.
Heaven only knows what Mr.. Phipps
went there for except to crafty a
personal ambition. He certainly can
not lay claim to having even attemp-
ted to represent his own political
constituents, let alone the citizenry
Of Colorado.
The Arvada enterprise., 1919-12-04
speedy and complete recovery.

speedy and complete recovery.
George Coke is contemplating
selling out and will have a public
sale sometime in the near future.
The verdict in the lawsuit Of Wal
cher VS. Felger was rendered in faror
Of Mr.. Walcrer.
Ms. ]. A. Reams has been making
numerous trips to Denver lately pur-
chasing Xmas goods which will be on
display at the Broomfield Mercantile
Store during the holidays. Any of
Mrs. Reams' selections in the line of
dolls, fancy stationery and novelties
would be acceptable gifts.
The annual election of officers
took place last Friday evening in Gre
scent Grange. Nearly all officers
were reelected. Refreshments were
served and a delightful evening was
spent.
The Drill team enjoyed a chicken
supper on Tuesday evening after the
regular practice drill.
A dance is scheduled for next Sat-
urday night, Dec. 9Th, to take place
in Grange hall. Everybody welcome.
The Arvada enterprise., 1919-12-04
BLOOMFIELD BUDS.

A card club has been organized,
composed Of twenty members who
NEE every two weeks to enjoy a
game Of high five. The first meet
ing was held at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ernest Mite and the next one
will take place with Mr.. and Mrs.
Crooks.
In spite Of the extremely cold
weather the dance given Tranksgiv-
ing night by Misses Duke Molholm
and Myrtle Munson, was well ut
tended.
Mr. and Mrs. John Nelson enter
tained Mr.. and Mrs. John Shearn and
Mr.. and Mra James Gregg last We'd
nesday evening.
Mrs. Roy Wilcox, who has been
seriously Ill at Mercy Hospital for
several months is now much improv-
ed and it is hoped she will have n
The Arvada enterprise., 1919-12-04

At the Thanksgiving union service
at the Presbyterian church last
Thursday morning, at which Rev.
Catterall delivered fine sermon, .
collection was taken for the Armen-
ian Relief fund. The total received
at the church and by other contribu-
tions amounted to $40, which the
committee has sent to the proper
place.
Subscribe for The Enterprise. 81.
The Arvada enterprise., 1919-12-04
NO CURE FOR THE aFLU''

Atho this dreaded Disease sdd Country
has really not been found for it, and Ep
idemic will
ve ch dull aches conspa tion, take THORO, CLEANS
ING, PURIFYING LAXATIVE
Battle your feet in hot salt water take good big HOLSTERS
ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA (wam) and bed the ghchan
will feel E the
Flu" or Grippe to get you.
Buy package today lave very
warning Mothers should closely
without delay AP.
The Arvada enterprise., 1919-12-04
q UpR i 0I0RiD0 iI.. EDITORIAL ASSOCIATION

BY the why, The Arvada Enterprise
is the only personally owned and per-
sonally controlled paper in jefferson
County. That should be worth some-
thing, ~ an irate subscriber don't
have to hunt all over the county and
part Of Denver to find the right man
to lick.
The Arvada enterprise., 1919-12-04

According to careful estimates
made by Jimmie" Noland, secretary
Of state, more than one million dol
lars will be collected in automobile
license fees in 1920, this vast sum to
The Arvada enterprise., 1919-12-04

Over in Michigan, evidently. they
The Arvada enterprise., 1919-12-04

Offieial Paper Of J.ffsrsen County
The Arvada enterprise., 1919-12-04

Subscribe for The Enterprise. 81.
The Arvada enterprise., 1919-12-04

(Chanpa 6%76)
Free Healing Service, 12 to
daily. Call or write for information.
20-4p.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-15

Although we have accomplished this
schedule - and have since even ex-
ceeded it = there are still hardly
enough Goodyear Tires to go round.
i
mother words, our production, which.
during the past 2 weeks, averaged the
enormous figure Of 24,1O3 finished
tires per day, is yet insufficient frllv
to satisfy public demand.
vi course we are employing every
proper means to remedy this condi-
ton and to establish ample stocks of
Goodyear Tires everywhere.
"a'. .saagsaszasss@
Until this is accomplished, however.
we suggest that you anticipate YOUR
future requirements by placing a res
ervation order with your GOODYEAR
Service Station Dealer.
Many Goodyear users already have
placed such orders, and have thus pro-
tected themselves against any incon.
venience that might otherwise arise.
for our part we are undertaking the
immediate expansion Of our volume.
IN an endeavor to make GOODYEAR
Lures as easy to get as they are worth
while tn 11sa
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-15

6zA~@~ AaAEw AA. ~ W~ "a. ~ V~ H. W
Whilemany Goodyear Service Station
Dealers have fairly adequate stocks of
Goodyear Tires, there are other such
dealers whose stocks are verv low.
Occasionally Goodyear user who
is unable to have his wants filled
by one Of these latter dealers is
inclined to blame the dealer for his
disappointment.
Almost always such a dealer is
without fault in the matter, and the
responsibility for his shortage is
entirely our own.
The truth is, that in converting our
business back to peace>time produc>
ton basis, we failed adequately to
estimate the full measure of GOODYEAR
Tires popularity.
With the signing of the arrnistice and
the completion Of our obligations to
the government,w we embarked our fac
tories on the heaviest tire production
schedule they had ever known.
Basing our estimates on pre>war
demands and allowing for what we
thought to be generous margin in
addition, we felt reasonably certain
that our program was sufficient.
Evening star., 1919-03-30
secretary of the American legation at
The Hague.

Many dinner parties have been
planned before the first of the series
of free milk for France subscription
dances at the Club de Vingt tomorrow
evening. The debutantes, Miss Court
ney Let's. Miss Nina Blair. Miss Leila
Gordon. Miss Margaret Harding, Miss
Carter Mullikin and Miss Mildred
Rromwell. will receive the guests in
the reception hall downstairs.
The date for the third dance has
been changed from Tuesday. April %,
to Thursday, April "a. This will be a
bal masque and among the hostesses
for this evening will be Mrs Charles
Boughton Wood, Mrs. Breckenridge
Long and Mrs. Arthur Glasgow. as
sisted by some of the younger girls
The patronesses for the series are
Mrs. Richard Crane Sd; Mrs. Gibson
Fahnestock, Mrs. Edward B. Mclean,
Mrs. G. Ffoulke Smith. Mrs. Herbert
Wadsworth and Miss Eleanor Dallas
Johnston. Mr.. William Bowie Clarke
is chairman of the floor committee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Glasgow are
giving a dinner before the first dance
and Mr.. and Mrs. Marian Johnston
are entertaining the debutantes be-
fore the second of the series. Mrs
Breckenridge Long is bringing her
house guests to the first dance
Mrs. Ffoulke Smith. Miss Anna
Hamlin. Miss Eleanor Johnston, Miss
Margaret Wright. Miss Carolyn Nash
Miss Virginia Hunt and Miss Olyve
Graef will be among the hostes,es.
Evening star., 1919-03-30

for the second of the series Monday,
April Z. Mr.. Joseph Dorney will sing
the waltzes. which makes an attrac-
converted into a spring orchard, with
apple blossoms and Dorothy Perkins
roses.
Mrs. Francis J. Herman will leave
Washington on Tuesday for a short
visit to Atlantic City.
Mrs. Samuel Spencer has as her
house guest Mrs. j. D. Lang and her
children of New York, who arrived
yesterday.
Miss Mary Sue Donaldson gave
miscellaneous shower yesterday aft
ernoon for Miss Elizabeth Rumbough
and had as her guests Miss Ada Bir-
mingham, Miss Anita Kite ana her
guest, Miss Hortense Hodges of Nor
folk, Va; Miss Helen Welsh, Miss
Mary Stuart Winter, Miss Elizabeth
Davis. Miss Kitty Pitcher and Miss
Golden Ruggles.
Miss Rumbough's engagement to
Miss Donaldson's brother, Lieut. T. O.
Donaldson, U. s. A., was announced
rece ltly. She will leave soon with Miss
Don Aldson for visits in South Caro-
lima, Atlanta and other places, and
will return in about two weeks. Miss
Donaldson vii. 1erlain two months.
spending son,e of the time in her for
mer home in South Carolina.
Mrs. CapIes, wife OF DR.. Byron Nc
Bride CapIes of Waukesha Wis for