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LOCAL BRIEFS

Mrs. Young Bounds Of Separ has
been the guest Of Mrs. Buck Bous.s,
Miss Reina AhnSon spent the week
end as guest on the Buck Bounds
ranch
The Misses Marquita Young ana Lu-
cilc Gibson will be- among those pres
Icnt' at the grand opera to be given In
III Paso the latter part Of the week.
Dr. c. H. Young was u visitor In
Silver city yesterday and viii motor
10 III Paso today. Doe sure keeps ON
the move.
&c. OLeary aud G. II. Lester logged
the Silver City road last Friday ms far
MS Hurley. MIR Lester has recently
completed log Of the Borderland
within Luna county.
The Rev. John G. Reyner Methodist
chaplain at Fort Bnyurd, was In the
| city yesterday on route 10 the quarterly
conference Of his church at Toyah,
| Texas.
The star Barber shop has moved
into the Hannignn building on Silver
avenue.
Or. II. r. Stovnll was in the city yes.
ierday from his home ON the MimhreS
Henry Foster has moved from the
Idty onto his ranch east of the city
] James Kerr Of Florida was transact
ing business In the city yesterday.
Sam r. Clark was u visitor In the
city from his ranch recently.
Mrs j. c. Cooper underwent a scri
ous operation ut the Dcming Ladies'
, Hospital Yesterday morning. She Is re-
ported to bc resting well.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. G.. Scott motored II
III Paso Yesterday where Mr.. Scott will
Iattend base ball conference represent
Ing the Deming Booster club.
Dr. l.. H. Peterson. who l. now 10.
lcntcd In III pa,0. was In the city to
spend the weekend.
u. G. Jackliug. copper king. was IN
the city Yesterday en route TO the Chi.
mo properties at Hurley and santa
Rita.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. \. Mahoncy and Dr.
land Mrs VI. j Moran spent Easter on
the Mimnrcs with the Rev. Father JOS
\ ,uh Garnet attending the mass cele
llrafcd an the mission church of whicl
the former Dcmiug priest is pastor.
Ta Hunter. David Mcbride. ). Il
Rhoa and W H. Carson We're III Pas.
visitors Inst week.
PHny Burdick and Dan Hathaway
were visitors In FL Paso last week.
Wayne Estes. Il is reported. Is man
laying the Famous Black Cat cafe of
IuarcZ.
u l.. Peters and W &. sampson, for
merry road engineers. are now conduct
ling a large garage and transfer hu>i
mess In III Paso.
Tourists sunday lost control of theiI
Ford car AMI drove It straight ihrougl
the plate glass window M the Lester
Motor Company With the exception
of broken sash and glass little damage
wns done and thrc was no one injured
Failure Of the brakes was given rs The
cause Of the accident.
our principal notion Of a good thin.
is To find way 10 annex It.
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WHEN OKLAHOMA WAS YOUNG

Iaboma," the big Edgar lewis
pathc feature showing March VI and
April | at the Princess Theatre is u
story OF the early days In the territory
now known ns Oklahoma. Every man.
IN those days, was maker OF history
The country now comprising oklaho-
ma was. IN 1880, at the time the story
opens known as No Mans lAnd' II
was set aside as Indian country ana
white settlers were forbidden to locate
on it.
A picturzation OF John breckenridge
Tlliss novel. "I.ahoma" depicts In viva
manner the adventure and romance OF
white settlers ON the forbidden land
Brave-hearted and courageous were
these men and their womenfolks. Pio-
neers In new country where dangers
lurked at every turn. they blazed the
trnll to civilization and a new West.
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WILL X. REEME

The pulpit Of the Christian church
will be occupied next Lords day morn
ing by VIII X. Reeme. Brother Reema
has had remarkable experience in
Kansas City, Mo, during the years OF
the great national fight against the
evils Of the saloon. and Is thoroughly
consecrated Christian man. We feel
sure You will enjoy the service. which
begins at 10 AZ. The evening service
win he suspended and the church win
join the other churches ~ the city IN
a union meeting at the Methodist
church at 40. Bible school promptly
at $50. with the juniors beginning at
3 90 Christian Endenv0r at $3.50 D.
m. OF course. you are cordially invited.
NORRIS ]. REAsONER, Minister.
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LOCAL BRIEFS

DR. VI. n. Cain has returned from n
irin 20 Jackson, Miss.
The firm Of Lively and Crawlev has
removed To l1l T. Spruce street from
former location on F. Pine street
Collection at Baptist Cruch last sun
dav for a. million campaign FUND,
amounted 10 $4,000. or more than -
per capita.
SUNDAY school at Baptist church
doubled In attendance since Jan. LIST.
When II comes to revamping houses
Ed Moran is e. He has just completed
pehble dashing and painting the John
Warren house ON West Ash street and
the Rent Larson home ON Gold avenue.
Tie sure mikes 'em look like new.
And still. il isn't 50 much n matter
NJ high prices es It is OF fools who
think it Is smart to pay them.
4 lot of pcople who have been prais-
ing Mr. Harding to the skies viii soon
he cussing him as CONGRATULATIONS
ne appoints the other fellow.
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DEMING WILL HAVE AN
ORCHESTRA TO BE PROUD OF

Last Monday night the musicians Of
Dcming interested I'm the organization
Of an orchestra held a meeting in the
social room Of the armOry. There
were nine present besides Mrs. Vickers,
who Is manager and who plays the
Jews harp. But without factiousness.
the musicians are IN real earnest and
will give Demlng some mighty sweet
noises. If the boosters will get behind
the enterprise and encourage those who
are giving their time without remune-
ration. Deming needs the orchestra.
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CLASS MEETING

The Truth Seekers class Of the Meth
odist Sunday school, held business
and social meeting last Tuesday eve
nning at the home Of Mrs. +. ii. Mat
thews. their teacher. This was for
mcrly the PhilAthea class, hut for rea
sons best known to themselves, they
concluded to change the name of the
class. From now on Il will be known ms
Truth Seekers.
The reading Of the minutes showed
that the class had been doing good
work. \ number Of visits had beer
made 10 sick and strangers. The com
mittees, all reported work being done
In each department. After the business
social hour was enjoyed; refresh
ments were served, and Il general good
time was had.
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ATLANTICPACIFIC HIGHWAY

MeSsers Russell and Kincaid Of Fort
Scott, Kansas. were In the city yester-
dav for a conference with local good
roads boosters The visitors told the
directors Of the chamber N commerce
that they proposed to place Deming on
the new transcontinental route provid-
ing that the chamber ~ commerce de-
iruycd the expense of posting the route
with signs. The directors agreed TO
nay for this work just rs soon as the
road was assured aud had been logged
to the Lunn county border.
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HAYS PROMISES TO GIVE
VETERANS PREFERENCE n

Washington, March 2G.--Promise
that he would observe the spirit as well
as the letter Of the law giving prefer
cnce to former service men in the pos
tai service, was given by Postmaster
General Hays today to a committee OF
the American Legion
The legion committee, consisting Of
Theodore Roosevelt, assistant secretary
Of the navy; Thomas W. Miller. alien
property custodian, and F. John Mar
kri 0f Frederick, Md, laid before tine
postmaster general several specific
cases Of alleged discrimination against
former service men. Mr. Hays promls-
ed to have the cases investigated imIne-
diately.
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TYRONE TO CLOSE DOWN

Douglas. Ariz-Thc Phelps Dodge
copper mines at Tyrone viii be- closed
down April I, the general manager an
nouuCcd last week.
The shutdown will throw several
hundred men out Of work there and
cause further curtailment of Smelter
operations here.
The Tyrone mines have been pro-
ducing million aud half pounds
of copper concentrates for the Douglas
,mclterS each month.
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FRUIT sAFE THUS FAR

The past two nights have been pref
ty chilly. with raw east wind blowing
from the general direction Of the bliz-
mrd that Is reported 10 he raging IN
ihc Mississippi valley. Those who arr
informed declare that thus far the
fruit crop has not been damaged by the
frost. eNcept possibly on the upper
MimbreS river.
The Mimbrcs VALLEY is getting a
rather mild share " ;he blizzard that
has caused loss Of life and much dam
age to property in some sections OF the
middle west.
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LOCAL BRIEFS

J. $. Vaught. attorney for the organ.
lied stockmen Of the state, is in Socor-
TO on business.
$ w. Almy, Mrs. Almy and Mrs. Es-
telle Morgan mOtored 10 Tyrone Fri
day Mr. Almy says il looks as though
tie Phelp-Dodge people We're moving
everything possible.
=. o. Drmmond accused of cutting
the J. W. Phillips fence near Mugn0-
la. was bound over Tuesday aftcrn lon
Iuft. bond Of $500 to await action of
the grand jury The hearing Yves he
fore Judge & & Rogers.
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co TO WORK

Many persons are Of the opinion that
now that the new administration is In
office and It's views are fairly well
known. there should Ne ms further tie
ay In the revival Of business through
ont the country.
Every change u I .miuistrttiun Is
f'aught with doubts aul uncertainties
The moucycd nter'rs :, MT know
lust how far IL Is safe to 90, hence they
set the brakes and mark time by tenn
porary curtailment Of expenditures.
This produces natural slump In bust
ness and Is designated by some as hard
times
Mr.. Harding has indicated that he
Cc,ircs % conservative hut progressive
administration, free from entangling
nllinaccy and with the protection that
should be- afforded 10 legitimate bust
ness interests In every section OF the
country
II is time for big business 20 get down
to the steady grind again. and for lit
tie business 10 hit the same pace.
Everybody get to work mt something
The most lasting thing about the
modern gown of a woman Is the bill
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CONGRESS- TO CENVENE

Congress Is 10 convene in special ses-
sion at noon April IL ut which time the
new chief executive will transmit To it
his desires
Tariff and tax revision will be
among the important subjects brought
up, hut immigration. transportation,
regulation Of packing and coal indus
tries and a peace treaty with Germany
will come I'm for attention
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L. =. l.. BATTERY STATION SOLD
TO 4. l.. HOWARD LAST WEEK

\. l. Howard an entcrprising young
business man of the city. i1s. week
took over the T.. :. l.. Batter. station
i the Parrish block on lower Gold
avenue from Il. W En- .lctt Mr. How
ard Is prepared to do nh kind, Of bat
terry work and do it properly.
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GRINDING FLOUR

The Deming Roller Mills is operat-
ing and turning out two excellent
grades Of flour. The first grade Is
from hard wheat and the second grade
from Arizona soft wheat. The manage
ment has recently installed new clean
ing machinery and otherwise improved
fine nlant. This cnternrise deserves the
patronage Of the community.
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FORDS DO MOVE

Major II. l.. Wells. +. ID. Mosier aud
u. r. Hin, all Of Fort Bayard, have
purchased Ford touring ears from the
local Ford agency. Also 5. ID. AM
brose of this city is riding In the most
popular car In the world.
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SUBURBAN CLUB

Mrs. G. ". Dexter was the gracious
hostess 10 the Suburban Club on
March - About twenty-five were
present and spent a very enjoyable at.
teiuoou. Although the representative
from the college failed 20 come, several
Of the ladies gave an excellent demon.
siratlou Of the construction Of an ideal
dress form. The memhrfS ii the clnN
decided to entertain their families ut
Ian early date Mrs Bumpus offering
hcr home for this event Mrs. Dexter
served delicious refreShmen's Of fruiL
ice cream and cake.
The next regular meeting Of the rlun
vii! be held az the home Of Mrs II. II.
jacobs with Mrs. Jacobs and Mrs. hrlii
ans husteSSes ON April 26.
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When folks 'holler" about the sand
storms, the Graphic proposes that they
be exiled to the hand of snow and ic'
and destructive wind about which the
dispatches have been telling.
what would any person say about a
middle western blizzard, II Il happened
10 be the first one he had ever exper
iencedg
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"NHEN A TELLER NEEDS A
FRIEND" Is COMING SOON

The lively little comedy. "When II
Fcller Needs Friend" will be given
the latter part Of next month by local
talent for the benefit Of the public IL
brary. The women OF the library
board are very active In the work of
producing the play and anticipate max
iu, considerable for the library fund.
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Every time prices start to tumble
some one comes TO the rescue anu
props 'em up again. Some people new
or can learn when to keep still
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I'm the matter Of prosecuting the
snckcrs the government itself Il some
thing of Stacker
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II you doubt the proximity II spring
inst cast your eye nc the robin, the
painter and the paperhnnger They
are the birds that never fail.
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DINNER

DlNNEh-
Nlrs. Margaret TAYLOR and Miss
Katherine Wamel viii entertain with
a q O'Clock dinner at the Rosch home
On Gold avenue tonight for the mem.
hcrs of the Prcshytcrian-E Episcopal
basket hall team. who won the inter-
church championship pennnnf.
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The most lasting thing about the
modern gown of woman is the bill.
IL. .tNle never changes.
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LOWELL

Mr.. and Mrs c. Z. Nichols who have
been visiting here for the past two
months, left for their home in Holly
wood. California, yesterday.
Albert Foster was in Chicago on
business yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Hale have moved
to Lowell They occupy one Of the
Clark cottages on Union avenue
Mrs. Hattie Kolb. of Hammond. vis-
tied friends in Lowell yesterday.
Mrs. William KoBb. of Hammond.
visited friends in Lowell yesterday.
Mrs. William Morey went to Whit
ing last evening to visit her sister.
Mrs. B. G. Dewey and family.
Verne Lloyd returned to his home
in East Chicago last evening after a
visit here with his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. o. A. Lloyd.
Word was received here yesterday
Of the death of Mrs. J. P. Lane at her
home in Utah Mrs. Lane was a Sis
ter OF Mrs Emory Gragg of Lowell
and lived here up to couple of years
ago when her and her husband moved
west
Our farmers are complaining con-
siderably about the worms working in
the corn and 1t seems to be the gener-
al opinion that we need q heavy freeze
to kill them. otherwise they will great
~ damage tho corn crop.
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MERRILLVILLE

The Ladies Tea was held Wednesday.
Several were here from Gary. The la
dies have had the parsonage and Mer-
ril hall wired for lights. the work is
all completed but the connection, they
are also having some repair work done
on the hall. They will meet next week
for election of officers and at that time
they Will have the reports for last
year. A pot luck supper will be serv-
cd. A good attendance Is desired.
Mrs. p. Luchene of Hammond spent
Wednesday here with her grandpar
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. H Barton.
Mr.. Cecil Ditlow is on the sick list
this week.
Chicken thieves have been pretty
numerous in this vicinity The farm
ers got after one as they supposed but
he didn't prove to be one. They run
him into town. He was slightly wound
ed in the leg Most Of the farmers
had shot guns and used them pretty
lively for time. Chicken thieves had
better take notice
REV. NfcCutcheon hsft Wednesday
morning for South Bend to attend the
N. E. Annual conference.
Mat Neudorf is putting in cemen
in front OF his house and around the
scales which will make a fine i'm.
provement to his place and for tbs
public as we'll
Mrs. B. Kenny is on the sick list
Miss Clara Gerlach was in Gary last
Thursday
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Popp attende,
the wedding OF Miss Amelia Kreites
and Mr.. Henry Doffour at Crown Poin
last Wednesday.
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WHITING
and IFS
PEOPLE

The tenth enn1aI convention 81 the
Laks County Wol-ens Chr tan Temp
GRANGE Union held 81 Ease chicago
Septsn1beF 27th. was one II the most
interesting meetings ~ The year
Among ths many interesting features
~ the COW entlon. thN ane thet seerned
70 most deeply interest the audience.
vss talk ~ SIR. sims he FEDERAL
Prohibition officer. telling Of his wor <
and experiences "a probation enforce
rnent Those attending from waiting
we're Aresda1nes VIII Anderson. Shinn.
Drake. Snoup. sharp Gilman. schaff
and Grindla Mrs Schan and Mrs.
FISHER conducted the musical program
~ the afternoon session. Mrs. Schaaf
also rendered a beautiful piano solo,
also e. vocal solo
on next Wednesday afternoon. Oct
sta al TWO O'Clock the whiting WI 81
II t. viii meet az the home 81 MIS-.
A. GrindIe 1872 Atchison avenue. All
members are especially requested TO be
present as this IS an important meet
ing Anyone desiring 70 know Of the
work of the organization or TIE things
FOR = hlch 1t stands ara cordially in-
vssed % attend.
FranS Long. Jr.. ana Donald VII
afas win enter the University OF CHI
case tne former 20 take up q course
III commerce.
Herman Zettlin viii also resume his
t'oarse ito medicine 81 the University Of
Chicago.
Miss Hazs6 8renner entered Patrol
No 8. Troop !. u the Girl Scouts az
her home IN LapOrta avenue, on We'd
neSdar evening. Elcction Of officers
resulted as e9I'0 ss E.ste Flowers.
rstrol Leader: carrie Eodicek. Corpor-
a Aona Marie Peterson. Court u Hon
.r Games were played and resh-
ments were served
Tbe Owl club entarta ned al their
eI1b rooms AZ honor o1 Taos. s. Cooke
4ame fo- g cew days 1rop casper. Wyo
vtcre lis present h1aaquarters are
rhe mela bars presented Mr.. Cook with
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MUNSTER

MISC Seems of Crown Point. Asst.
Superintendent of schools. visited the
Munster schools Friday.
Miss Dora Piepho spent Sunday at
her home in Hanover.
Miss Emma Kaske attended a wienie
roast at Lake Front Monday evening
Mrs. J. Kooy and Mrs, Van Meynen
went to the funeral Of their cousin in
South Holland Wednesday,
There will be caucus meeting at the
town hall Friday evening. Sept SOth
for the purpose OF nominating candi-
dates for office.
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and Mrs. Dan Mcneil. is I'll with diph-
thoria at their home on Atchison ave-,
is quarantined. Lena was reported a
little better at this time.
Mrs. William Eggers OF Indianapolis
Blvd, entertained a few friends at a
luncheon last Monday afternoon.
Mrs C. Buell. spent the day on Tues
day in Hammond visiting at the home
OF Mrs. James Ryon.
Miss Mary Saba. who has been the
guest of her friend Miss Susan Rohon
Of Myrtle avenue, for the past two
weeks. left for her home in Cudahy
Wis. the fore part OF this week.
Mr. and Mrs. A Schaefer and family
visited Mrs. schaefer's parents OF the
East Side.
Mrs. Herman Thieson or Indianapol-
is Blvd. entertained the Marquette
Club at her home on Wednesday after
noon. Cards were the feature Of the
afternoon, with the serving of dainty
refreshments.
Miss Jane Rolo OF East Chicago. was
a guest at the White home on Atchi-
son avenue, Wednesday evening.
Miss Alice Kalbert OF Myrtle avenue
is attending the Hammond business
college.
Mrs. Fred LeverenZ or Myrtle ave.
was shopper in Chicago Wednesday.
Tho condition Of Miss Eleanore Plau
is reported about the same.
Mr. and Mrs John Monroe have NOV
ed from their homo on Amy avenue.
Mr.. Monroe left for his parents home
IN Rochester. n. Y. Mrs. Monroe az
son arc staying with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs John Morrison on New York
avenue and In about two weeks Mrs.
Monroe and baby are expecting to Join
her husband In Rochester.
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Flowers.

Crushed and faded looking artificial
flowers can be made new and fresh
looking II held over the steam of q
boiling kettle a few minutes. They
should be pulled and shaken into
shape while being steamed.
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ROBERTSDAIE
STAR THEATRE TOyIGHT

STAR THEATRE TONIGHT
serial Day. Last episode of "The
Diamond Queen" with Eileen Sedge-
wick; also last episode of king Of the
Circus" with Eddie Polo, and Mutt md
JeG In "The Papoosc,' nIso COMEDY.
1901
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Miss varena shieder OF indianapolis
Blvd, IS entering tho Chicago Univer-
sity this week.
Little Lena McNein. dau ghter Of Mr..
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Frank Dominguez.

In California they will tell you
that if Frank DomingueZ can't get
Fatty Arbuckle out of his present
trouble nobody can. Dominique,
Arbuckle's chief counsel, is known
as one of the ablest criminal law
yers in that state.
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Serial Day. Last episode Of aT'he
Diamond Queen" with Eileen sedee-
wick, also last episode of "FStnE of the
Circus" with Eddie Polo, and Mutt and
JeT I'm 'oThe PapooSe." also comedy.
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Whiting
AdUe yfiS EN- enfS
Are Winners

winter apples and Pears for sale BY
no busheI. Cali whiting 28o-R 9-2s-tr
Let Us give you e. figure on your
storm windows and doors. We have g
vide selection ~ COMPUTATION storm
and escreen doors at reasonable prices.
WHITING LUMBER AND COAL CO.
s-26-s
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FOR RENT-Faoon with bath. gentle
man only. Mrs. Lena Vogel. phone
v hitins 1I6-M, so1 Cleveland avenue.
s-29-2
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The whiting Savings and Loan AS
sociat1on Is for bows and girls to help
them TO be economical. Industrious and
thrifty. Open an account today
s-30-1
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wANTED-Man and wife to DO 1anlto~
work at private club, reference 70 ec-
essary. call Whiting Abr after $3.50
D. m. 1902
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soHA r-Ir E.ss.-rHnoDoRB sCHAEFER

sCHA IF EsEs--THEoDORFs sCHAEFER
In cad and loving remembrance 81
our dear son and brother Theodore.
who passed away three years ago to-
day. September 80. 1915
On cod How mysterious are thy ways.
TO taks from US our dear son and
brother in the best OF his days.
Death meIts into silence Of toys,
Homes happy with sunshine. he hlls
full of sorrow,
The passing Of years bring Us but more
ionliness and tears
No Joys on earth can take the deep
heartache away your sad depart
ure left
YOUR SORROW1NG MOTHER,
SISTERS AND BROTHERS.
oqO-7
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FOR SAIE-eOak Dining Table and
chairs. drop leaf table. white kitchen
table and one axI2 wilton rus, At AIS
Cleveland avenue. Whiting. 9-30-1
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LoST-Ex's watch charm ana fob on
10th street; Please return to WHIT
ing News Co. Reward 1902
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-12-03

joyed and President Gray, among
others will speak.
Many of the students plan1to work
in local stores during the Christmas
recess which extends from December
q to January 8.
Mrs. MacDonald's father and moth
or. who have been visiting her at her
home in this city for the past two
weeks, yesterday returned to their
home in Canada.
Mrs. Bertha Belle Andrews former
ly physical director here and now
connected with the Colby faculty, was
a guest here over the weekend.
Miss Carolina Chase '07 of New
York City was the guest of Profess
sor and Mrs. G. NJ. Chase over the
week end.
Thursday evening two more games
in the interclass series were staged.
The first contest was between the
Seniors and -Sophomores and was a
struggle from the first blow OF the
whistle. The Seniors showed a great
improvement over their previous ex-
hibition and pushed the Sophomores
very hard as the score shows. Taylor
and Moulton played well for the, Sem
iors while Wilson shone for the Soph-
ignores. The game was decided by a
foul Melted in the last two minutes
of play. The summary:
SENIORS