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The Raymer enterprise., 1921-09-29
TERRIBLE TRAGEDY
At HEREFORD

Claude Sharrer. resident OF Here
ford or the past l2 years. shot and
killed his wife shortly before IL
O'Clock Tuesday morning and imme-
diately turned the gun ON himself
dying instantly. Both were shot
squarely between the eyes. No mo-
tive Il known for the murder and
suicide. altho rumors Of domestic
infelicity are beginning to slit thru.
/ Altho particulars OF the tragedy
were difficult to obtain, owing to
the fact that the only others in the
house at the time were two small
children Of the couple. 1t is believed
that illness and brooding over realand
fancied wrongs had affected the
fans mind and caused him to COM
init the rash deed under spell OF
temporary insanity. There was MOTH
ing about his attitude or mental con-
dittOn previously to indicate that he
harbored any thots Of murder or sui
eide. even that morning,
The father and mother left Ave
children. ranging In ages from q
to Is years. Only the two young
est were at home at the time Of
the shooting, the older cildren being
In school,
The Raymer enterprise., 1921-09-29
TO The Raymer Electric Consumers


Beginning October lst. the Ray
mer Light Company will resume op-
ertaions under new management
and asks for your cooperation for the
extension and betterment OF the SER
vice.
The rates will be the same as for-
merly charged. subject to revision.
Buildings not wired, will bs wir-
ti In order OF requests received.
Come and talk over your electrical
| eeds and bring In your complaints.
We need 'em to help better the SER
Wee.
c. L. Brockett.
The Raymer enterprise., 1921-09-29
NEWS OF NEIGHDOR|NG COMMUNITIES
Gathered BY Lot Of Wide wake Correspondents


spent Sunday with y. Goolsby.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Biggs and
family returned Thursday from a
few days visit In Greeley and
Denver
Mrs. L. G. Haller brot her cattle
back to the homestead Gunday her
cousin had been looking after them
the past six months.
Mr.. Ed Myers was trading in Kim
ball Saturday.
Mr.. Wensky was near Harrisburg
Sunday on business.
Yvonne and Ida Lawton called OH
Mrs. Calkins Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Athrens had as
dinner guests Sunday: ]. M. Biggs
and family and Mr.. and Mrs. H.
Lehman.
Mr. and Mrs. Steve schriber spent
Sunday at G. Rasmussens.
win Amos and family were guests
at Geo. Buess' Sunday.
Mrs. Lovel and daughter were
visiting Mrs. Clark Sunday.
Geo. Kinnersly and family were
Sunday visitors at Mr.. Mcvickers.
Mer and Mrs. Myers and Zima
spent Sunay evening at Mr.. Loyell's
Monday Mrs. J. Athrens was In
Kimball having dental work done.
Johnnie Spurgin and w. Burns
were trading in Kimball Monday.
Mr.. Farley left Monday for his
new home north Of Omaha. He il
going evrland In prairie schooner.
He will take his time, he intends 60
ing by way Of Alliance Nebr. and
will stop a few days and hunt a.
scme Of the lakes In Cherry Co.
The Raymer enterprise., 1921-09-29
DRY LAND TOWN OF BUCKINGHAM TAKES
SWEEPSTAKES AT WELD COUNTY FAIR

for next year determined upon now.
II the most are going to put in
their time telling what they outer
do" we think II will be much better
to- throw In buckingham and just
keep the banner high for eastern
Weld county.
Those Buckingham people are
good fellows and they will allow US
some share in the honors.
One good fair is great deal bet
ter than two or more poor ones.
The county fair as d whole was q
vast improvement over previous ex-
hibitions Of that sort.
We are glad to see the county as
q whole wake up to the value Of these
exhibitions. It is one Of the things
We need.
The Raymer enterprise., 1921-09-29
HlaHTowER HAPPENINGS

John Kneebone. Robert Cons and
H. S. Solar were In Raymer and
T. d. Mccarthy and H. L. Robinson
we're in Keota Saturday.
Mrs. Dayton Mccarthy visited
Mrs. Savage Friday.
Mr.. Dlnsmoor Of Buckingham
spent Sunday at the R. N. Philip
home. Mrs. Dinsmoor the High
tower teacher boards there.
Mrs. Dayton Mccarthy visited
at the Buckingham home Friday.
Mrs. Klug was in Busnsll Nebr.
Saturday to receive medical atten-
tion.
Mr. and Mrs. steve Bath and
Brooks and vern Stanley were sun
day guests at the Kneebone home
Miss Bennett the Rockway teacher
spent the week end with Mrs. G.
Hilzer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dennis Mccarthy
spent Sunday at Dalton McCarthys.
Quite d few from this ncighbor
hood attended the dance at Pickerel
The Raymer enterprise., 1921-09-29
PUBLIC AUCTION

! The undersigned will sell at Public
Auction on his farm 3 3-4 miles West
Raymer, and about 8 miles East OF
buckingham, on State Highway, COM
mencing at 10000 a. m. on
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 9th
Head Of Horses, 8 Head of Cattle.
4 Head Of Hogs, Machinery, House
hold Goods. and other articles.
Lunch Served by Ladies Aid
TERMS made known day OF the sale.
1. Il. H0UsER, OWNER
H. H. Northup, Auctioneer.
Logan Co Bank, Clerk
The Raymer enterprise., 1921-09-29
BUCKINGHAM NEWS NOTES

Lou Fales took dinner Sunday al
the Compton tome.
Miss Crawford did not teach Mon.
day on account of sickness. Miss
Miriam Rupp took her place.
Miss Showers spent the week END
with her brothers family south Cd
town.
Mr.. Hale is threshing for the
neighbors west Of town. A threshine
outfit also pulled in to thresh for
Mr.. Robinson Tuesday.
Buckingham made a fine showing
at the Greeley Fair last week. They
were awarded the community prize
and won many individual first and
second prizes. The ladies entering
fancy work received twenty two first
and second prizes Practically the
entire school attended on Friday and
many parents drove over that day
The Buckingham Band were present
Thursday and Friday and were COM
plimented on their work.
Harley Baker came over from Ft.
Collins to spend the week end with
his brother Harry.
The Palmer and Ashbaugh fami-
lies spent Friday in Greeley
Mr.. Dinsmor spent Sunday with
his family at Hightower.
Muriel Bennett. Helene Moore
Ralph Dfnsmoor. Melvin and viron
Moore were Sundey dinner guests Of
Miss Gladys List.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. johnson went
to Denver Saturday. They will be
gone about a week intending to buy
stock while there fer .heir store
which will be opened this week.
The Raymer enterprise., 1921-09-29
LOWERING PRICES
INCREASES ORDERS

Henry Ford contradicts all the
theories and PREDICTIONS OF those who
insist that prices must take their
time to come down, and goes right
on increasing his sales and getting
the business. as witness his word
sent out to dealers that there is al
ready a shortage of the closed type
Of cars since the price reduction took
eject.
Here Is the word he has sent out
to dealers:
Branch telegraphic reports indi-
cate daily retail sales Of Ford cars
and trucks increased fifty per cent
first week since price reduction with
corresponding reduction in dealers
stocks.
Marked shortages particularly Of
the enclosed type Of cars are already
being felt In many sections. Unfilled
orders for all types Of Ford cars and
trucks are rapidly accumulating as
production has not been increased
over the regular monthly schedule
Of one hundred thousand cars"
The Raymer enterprise., 1921-09-29
SURPRISE PARTY FOR BUD EADEs

A. B. Eades. Jr., known as Bud.
was agreeably surprised last Friday
night. Most of the r. H, 8. pupils,
chaperoned by supt. Birdlck and wife
and Prof. johnson and wife. rendered
him farewell surprise. After en-
joying games. music, etc, banquet
was spread before them. Forty guests
expi essed themselves as spending q
delightful evening. Credit reflects on
the class Of 20, together with their
instructors. Bud says: Come again,
always welcome"
The Raymer enterprise., 1921-09-29

Saturday night. All report 4 good
time.
Mr.. D. g. Palm was over Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Palmer were
in Laport Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. D v. Stanley at
tended the county fair at Greeley.
(Intended for last week.
Mrs. John Knesbone and Mrs.
Robert Allan went OF LaSalle and
Greeley to visit relatives Sunday re-
turning home Tuesday.
Miss Belle Bolton returned to her
hems in Lafayette Monday. Mrs.
Steve Bath accompanied her as far
as Raymer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Mccarthy
entertained Mr.. and Mrs. Howard
Musser, Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Whitley,
the two Misses Riece and Harold
Clark at dinner Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Palmer were
In Fort Collins the first Of the week
after fruit
Mrs. A. q. Ostereick and son Wal
ter were trading In Kalous Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. l.. Robinson and
John Kneebone were business call
ers in Greeley Monday.
Don't forget the pie social and
dance at the stollar school house
Saturday evening, and don't forget to
bring a pie,
Miss Barbara Petty is teaching at
Iron Mountain. Wyo., this year.
Frank Routh move his cattle to the
school section" Monday.
Dayton Braden hauled wheat to
Raymer Saturday.
Everyone is busy harvesting corn
fodder before Jack Frost comes.
About twenty Of the neighbors
spent a very pleasant afternoon at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. D. v. Stan
ley last Thursday. It being their
wedding anniversary. The time pass
ed quickly with conversation and
music. A visit to the orchard gave
US q sample OF grapes. berries and
pl,ims and showed what this part OF
the county will do when given a
chance. AT about four O'Clock Mrs.
Stanley and Mrs. Palmer served a
generous lunch and as soon as Mrs.
Palmer and Mr.. Robinson were able
we returAed to our homes wishing
them many happy returns OF the day.
Mrs. P. NJ. Brilliant and Mrs. Saw
age we're guests at Dayton Braden's q
Monday.
Mrs. Marion Gherman and daugh-
ter Blanche have left for California
for an extended visit with her sister
and Blanche will attend school there
The school truck failed TO make
either trip Tuesday
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Bolton Of
Laramie Wyo. motorsd to his sister.
Mrs. Steve Bath Tuesday night re.
turning home Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. N. Biggs visited
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Allau Wednes,
day on their way homo from Greeley
Mr.. Arthur Ghotwell was dis.
trlbuting his sale bills in this sicin-
ity Tuesday.
The Raymer enterprise., 1921-09-29
! NEWS NOTES FROM spuRam

Mrs. L. c. Haller called on Mrs.
Calkins Thursday.
Mrs. ]. r. Spurgin spent Thursday
with Mrs. H. M. Peake.
Quite a large crowd at Scots s
sale Wednesday.
The dance at Mr.. Scots the 21st
was enjoyed by large crowd until
9 late hour. The Scott families
will be missed by the community
but success to them in their new
home.
Mrs. y. M. Peake had her little
daughter in Kimbail Friday to con-
suit Dr.. Al this time the little
one 10 feeling much better.
Paul Sevens changed his mind
and did not 60 to Illinois but thinks
he win stay here and farm his
fathers place..
Mr.. and Mrs. Burns and son
The Raymer enterprise., 1921-09-29
NOTICE SoR PUBLICATION
{ruhhAeRl

oeD1t0e9 - ~ l0pooSo8
U. 3. Land OHes at Sterling. colorsdo
August 10. 1921.
Notice = hsreby given that Frank q. Band.
bsrg. Of Besthoud. Colorado. who. on Dscem.
Der .. 1910 msds Dssrt-Land Entry. serIaI
No oil7ss, for sh MEX. ths SEX and Lsts
! and 2. ssetion :. Township North. Ranss
81 West. 9Th PRINCIPAL Meridian, has Aled
notice Of intention 70 make Final Desert.
Land Proof. under Par. 8. Section s, Aci
March I. 1915. to establish claim 70 TIE land
above described. before tha Clsrk Of thu Dis.
triet Court, 1t 0rsslsy. Colorado, on the 24ti
day Of September. lezl.
Claimant names ~ witnsssa:
Andrew Rose, Q. A. Benson, Alu B. Ham.
iltcn. charlss Craig, I'll Of Leysland. Colo.
rado. .el1 %
AZ. BRowNs. Register.
The Raymer enterprise., 1921-09-29
BIG ATTRACTION

coming In "Other Mems ShOes, cal
rying an ali star cast o Pathe play.
ers. A production in seven parts
1t will not be necessary to dwell up.
on the merits Of this play. A siz
weeks run at the Rialto Theatre IN
New York should convince the mosl
skeptical OF Its popularity. More
than two months have been devoted
to securing this lay for the Cam.
pens Movie.
We have secured comedy that
sure will please you:
London Bobby" Snup Pollard and
the little coon. In Tough Town the
sed.
It's big show In rel ldmis-
sion, CSC and tic, including war tax
The Raymer enterprise., 1921-09-29
BIG ATTRACTION

Saturday. October lst. Other
Mons Shoes" In Z parts. It's . big
feature with an al star cast; and =
good commedy. 8 reels In all.
The Raymer enterprise., 1921-09-29
STILL BUYING CREAM

| am still buying cream, the Gold
Coin Comany having taken over the
Boulder business at this place. This
IL . good reliable company. Bring
me your cream, aud get every cent
there b In It,
Frank Farnsworfh.
The Raymer enterprise., 1921-09-29
| HANDLE THE DENVER POST
WHO RElrElGBERs

The favor you did him last year II
you do something he doesn't like this
year!
The Raymer enterprise., 1921-09-29
NOTICE or ADJUSTMENT DAY
STATE or CoLORADo)

)ss
County Of Weld.
y ~ Cssnty Cssrt, In Prssats.
In the Estate Of
No. 25o3
George q. Bell, Deceased.
All psrsons having cisims against said
ststs are hereby notified to present them
fof adjustment to the County Court u Weld
County. Colorado. On Monday. the srd day oI
October. 1891, at III hour Of 10 O'Clock. A. n
Sybhillia Ball.
Administratrix Of said sstats
First pubHeation, Sept. !. 1921.
Last publication, Sept. 20. 1921.
l HANDLE THE DENVER POST
have the agency for the Denver
Post, and will be pleased to take or
ders for its daily delivery at youl
home.
Raymond Farnsworth.
The Raymer enterprise., 1921-09-29
CRADLE ROLL OPENING
At CHRISTIAN CHURCH

Cradle Roll Opening Day will be
observed at the Church Of Christ ON
Sunday morning, October End, at IL
O'Clock with program and enroll
ment Of at least forty babies whose
names have been secured up to the
present time.
The Washington times., 1921-07-03
LEGION TO HONOR
DEAD COMMANDER
BY MEMBER DRIVE
Costello Post Will Garry on In
tensive Recruiting Drive Dur
ing Summer Months.

Members of Vincent b. Costello
Post, No. 10. American Legion ar ;
planning a busy summer. j. Blai.;s
Fitzgerald, adjutant Of the post, to-
day announcea the tentative program
of activities for July.
As a memorial TO Col. +. w. c.
braith, national commander OF the
legion. who was KILLED In a motor car
accident recently the pest will inau-
gurate on Independence Day an in
tensive membership campaign.
One of the last slogans written by
Galbraith before h death was Every
Member Get a MerIbe-. Are you With
Me-? The campaign will continue IN
til July /. The District OF Columbia
Department has offered silver low
ing cup to the post obtaining the
largest number OF new members.
A memorial service for Commander
Galbraith will be held by Coste 10
Post on the night OF July 8, the reg
ular meeting Of the organization, in
the District build ng.
A street dance will be given at
Fourth and s streets northeast next
Saturday night The posts excursion
to Chesapeake Beach will be held on
August 2.
The Washington times., 1921-07-03
FREDERICKSBURG COPS
CAPTURE LIQUOR CAR

FREDERICKSBURG, Va. July a.
of1cers here captured two men and a
large Chandler touring car containing
forty gallons OF corn whiskey. The
capture was made late in the night
on lower Charles street by Sergt j.
G. Chichester, Chief s. b. Perry. ON :
Ger J. A. Stone and Deputy Oliver
Morrison. A long -barrefed k44 pis-
tol was on the front seat with the
men, but they were surprised and
grabbed by officers. while the car was
in motion. before the weapon could be
put into action
In police court the men gave their
names as B. J. Drew. of Washington.
and H G. Jackson. of Petersburg.
They pleaded guilty to the charge of
transporting ardent spirits and a
sentence OF ninety days on the road
and 5000 fine was imposed on each by
Justice W. II. Embrey. The prisoners
noted an appeal to the corporation
court and asked that they be given
time to send for attorneys and bail.
This was allowed. Drew was as
sessed an additional fine of SO and
costs for carrying a weapon in an
auto.
The Washington times., 1921-07-03
z MASONIC CLUBS
GOING TO BEACH
ON WEDNESDAY
''Gavel" Members on First An
nuaI Excursion-"Fezz" Pa
rade to Be Big Feature.

Eleven Masonic clubs will join the
Gsvi Club OF Master Masons Of
Washington in its frst annual excur-
sion Wednesday, July Is, to chesa-
peske Beach, The clubs which will
cooperate are the Lambskin. South
Gate. Railroad Square. Level. Crafts
man, Circle, Fellowship, Triangle, An.
chor, Trestleboard and Trowel.
A program OF athletic events, with
prizes Is being arranged. There will
be a prize waltz and a vaudeville en-
tertainment. A big feature will be a
grand parade on the boardwalk,
headed by the Grotto Band. All Ma
sons will appear in their newly adopt
ed fezzes
The general committee in charge Of
arrangements Is composed OF A J. I.
Meurer, chairman: S. S. Banham- John
T. Crouch. j. NJ. Rector and Thomas
J. Echols, vice chairman. and one rep
resentative from each of the other
clubs
St Sophia Greek Church will hold
its annual excursion to the Beach next
Thursday. Theotokes Theos. of the
Southern Building, is in charge of
arrangements.
The Washington times., 1921-07-03
SHERIFF LOCATES
LIQUOR FENCE. ON
BANK OF POTOMAC
Seizes Four Gallons of Moon
shine and JaiIs Three Men
At Frederick.

FREDERICK, Nd, July 2.-Freder-
ick county's FIRST discovered liquor
fence" was raided near Knoxville,
Three men, II. II. Harris, J. A. Cor
nelius and John Forrest, are in Jail
awaiting n hearing and about four
gallons of "moonshine" whiskey were
confscated. There was no still, al
though the officials searched the COM
munity for miles around. including an
island in the Potomac river, near
Rockville.
For months there has been a steady
fiow Of moonshine liquors from Vir-
ginia and West Virginia. In spite of
careful road guarding, officials have
been unable to intercept the liquor.
II could be had in the southern sec
tion of the county in large quantities,
and especially in Brunswick.
The three men occupied two tents
along the bank OF the Potomac river
when surprised by Sheriff William o.
wertenbaker and Deputy Sheriffs
Charles II. Klipp and Vernon Red
mond. They made no effort to es-
cape and refused to discuss the soucce
of the liquor, which the officers found
bottled, ready for distribution.
The officials are of the opinion that
the three men were operating one OF
the numerous" fences established for
the distribution of Virginia moon
shine.
The Washington times., 1921-07-03
MAN OF 10 GETS JAIL
TERM FOR MooNSHINING

BLUEFIELD, W. Va. July a.
Wingfield T. Shorter, seventy three
years old, was hailed before Squire
Chambers on a charge OF assisting
in the Illicit manufacture OF moon
shine whiskey. County officials de-
clare that this Is the first Gaze where
man of his age has bee,I arrested
on such a charge. ..
The house back from the county
road, several miles below Athens
where Mr.. Shorter lives was raided
and one of his sons and two other
men were arrested. twenty-five gall
Ions OF whiskey were destroyed as
was other paraphernalia pertaining
to the manufacture OF whiskey.
Mr.. Shorter was fined Sloo and sixty
days in Jail
The Washington times., 1921-07-03
DOOMED TO CHAIR,
NEGRO FIGHTS JAIL
GUARDS AN HOUR
Dragged From Cell With Ice
Hooks-Batties With Black
jack Made by Himself.

FREDERICKSBURG Va, July a.
BY hooking the long prongs of ice
hooks into his flesh. Caroline county
jail officials at Bowling Green
finally subdued Richard Lassiter. inn
prisoned negro, after he had made
a desperate attack on the jail
guards with a bludgeon and black
jack he had secretly constructed in
his cell
Lassiter. awaiting death in the
electric chair for asssultiny and rob-
.bfng an aged white woman. Mrs.
Caria p. Thomas, on April IL. was
crouching in the corner of his cell
when T. b. Gill and Deputy Sherifr
h. n. Borkey went to get him for
removal to the State speuitentiaEy.9, :
AS Deputy Borked advanced : to
place handouts on the prisoner the
negro sprang forward and struck
out viciously with a bludgeon he
had made. Borkey ducked and
avoided the blow, which would in
all probability have killed him IL IT
had landed. and jumped back outside
OF the doorway of the cell. Sheriff
Gill quickly pulled a level which
lne cell oOoT pre-
vented Lassiter from getting on the
outside. The desperado, during his
long hours OF confinement. had in
Eeniously constructed a bludgeon of
sharp pieces of steel from his cot,
wired on a broom handle, which
made a most deadly weapon. He
had also made a blackjack of iron
bolts and nuts, woven in a net
made from strips of bed clothing.
The officers drew their pistols and
made several futile attempts TO
corner the prisoner. Assistance was
called in, but added force failed to
subdue the negro.
Between attacks the negro shouted,
MY life don't belong to me. l
would just as soon be killed here as
die in the electric chair"
Lassiter was finally securely bound
with hand AMI ankle cuffs, after he
had been dragged up to the bars OF
the cell with the aid OF long-handled
ice hooks, which were hooked into
the flesh and limbs OF his body. The
struggle lasted for over an hour.
Lassiter was then taken to Rich
mond, where he is now in the death
cell at the State prison.
1t is said that a petition to the
governor, which also bore a recomen-
dation from Judge Chichester, re-
auesting the governor to commute
Lassiter's death sentence to life i'm
prisonment may be withdrawn,
owing TO the dangerous character of
the negro.
The Washington times., 1921-07-03
Farmer of 81 Swings
Cradle 2 Hours In
Wheat Harvest

WILLIAMSPORT, Md, July
2.-John D. Byers, "a farmer liv-
ing at Kemps, near this place,
has reached the remarkable age
of ninety-one years in the pos
session of much of his ,aforetime
vitality.
This week, while the wheat
harvest was in progress on his
farm, Mr.. Byers went into the
field where the harvesters were
at work and, taking up a cradle,
worked side by side with men
ranging from twenty-five to fifty
years for two solid hours, in the
glare of a hot sun. The harvest
ers were amazed by the skill and
vigor with which the aged man
swung the cradle, laying the
sheafs of wheat in perfect rows,
as he did many years ago.
The Washington times., 1921-07-03
EMERSON SCHOOL
GRADUATES 60 AS
69TH SESSION ENDS
IA Men Prepared for Consular
Examinations and is for
Diplomatic Career.

Graduating sixty students, Emer-
son Institute last week closed its
sixty-ninth consecutive session. The
school in addition prepared fourteen
men for consular examinations and
fifteen for diplomatic examinations.
Those prepared for consular ex-
aminations were c. T. Hearin, r. II.
Flamm, c. C. Cobb, F.. A. Lybolt,
]. H. e. McAndrews, F. NJ. Belda,
e. w Reuter-. j. w. Yates, C.
W. Barrett, J. c. Dorr, V. c. Nc
Quade. G. p. Hnlips, e. Vaffery,
T. H Timmerin.
Those prepared for diplomatic ex-
aminations were A. B. Campbell,
]. M. Ridgely, H. Millard, p.
r. Merrell, jr., A. ]. Horton, M.
w. Holden. w. A. Taylor, jr.. J.
o. DENLY, e. d. Rand and J. @.
McCsffery.
The graduates are ]. z. Ber-
tenshaw, NJ. F.. Bischoff, H. T.
Callahan. T. p. Chapman, N. p.
Clark. NJ. NJ. Condor, C. o. Con-
ran. jr.. s. B. Cooper. ]. e. Cook
W. e. Craig, C. E. Crosby, r. H.
Dslgleish, jr, T. j. Daily, ]. b.
Day. r. r. Deland, ]. Leroy Dou-
gal. r. E. Doyle. P. Dracoboulas
M. Dublin, r. H. Eckstein, F.
Farrar. +. A. Flanagan, Il. A.
Fletcher, W. C. Gleichman. p l..
Goldsborough, e. j. Hanson. r.. G.
Hainsworth. j NJ. Hudgins. @. II
Hughes, A. b. Hurley, Miss NJ. C..
Janicula. A w. Jeffries, Lucisn
Jordan. A. l.. Kennedy, william II !.
Kindle, Fred w. Lampert, A. Lu-
bore, w. F.. Mcbride. Charles r
McInnis. c. n. McRae. NJ. l.. Mar
land, Miss NJ. Middleton, J.. w.
Mosemsn. jr.. F. r. Moskey, Miss
Helen Nearman. r. J. owens, J.
o. Richardson, j. ]. Ryan, Miss
Cora e. Sassman. c.. II. Scrim-
geour, william II Sherwood. A. d.
sioris, q. II. Streeter. Harry c.
Vaughn, Miss Grace Ware. c.
Shafer-
The Washington times., 1921-07-03
MIDDIES' FOURTH CLASS
SETS ACADEMY RECORD

P ANNAPOLIS, July Am records
have been broken In the formation
OF the new Fourth class OF midship-
men, 600 having entered the insti-
tuition up to this time. About 200
more are expected next week, and the
class will be complete except for a
few cases in which there are special
circumstances.
The prompt formation OF the class
has made possible more efficient in
struction than usual. The membe RS
are being drilled in school of the
soldier and squad. elementary sea-
manship, including the handling of
boats under oars and sails. and va
rious branches OF athletics. II is ex-
pected the class will be in particular
ly fine shape when the new session
of the Academy opens, on October 1.