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The Raymer enterprise., 1921-10-06
PUBLIC TRUSTEES sALs

Whereas Jay q. Cslkins and Mary Cabin.
his wife. whose address b Spurgin. Welt
County. State Of Colorado. grantor BY theil
Deed Of Trust datsd March IS. 1918. and Re-
corded April .. 1918. In Book sos. st Pas.
10. in tho once Of the Clerk and Recorder ol
Weld County. Colorado. conveyed to ths Pub.
is Trustee Of the said Weld County. Colors.
do. the following hand In said Weld County,
described . follows. to-wit:
The North Half tNh) Of ssstion Thir.
teen is). Township Eleven (ii) North.
Range fi.ty-seven t57) West Of The 9Th
?. NJ. containing $50 acres.
In trust to secure their promissory note OF
Of even date with said Trust Deed for the sum
of Sixteen Hundred Dollars payable TO the
order o. r. s. King three years sfter date
with interest at the rate Of Z per cent per
annum
And Whereas. Default has been made BY
the said srantor In sid Trust Deed. In the
performance Of the covenants and conditions
imposed uron them BY the terms Of said
Trust Deed. In this to-wit: That said grsntor
has failed To pay the principal note and has
failed 70 pay interest coupon notss past due
in the sum Of s28o.00.
Aud Whereas, the legal holder Of the In
debtsdness represented BY said note has Alsd
with the undersigned Public Trustee Of ths
said Weld County. Colorado. notice and de-
mand in writing declaring said default and
eleeting TO declare the whole debt due and
payable. and demanding the sale Of said land
under said trust deed.
Now, Therefore. notice h hsreby given
that pursuant to said notice and demand and
election and under and By virtue Of the su-
thority vested In me BY said Trust Deed and
the Law. l, N. Walsh. Public Trustee Of
Weld County, Colorado, will sell the above
described land for cash. At public auction.
to the highest bidder. At the east front door
of the Court House. In Weld County. Colo
rado, on Monday. the 3ist day Of October.
1921. at 10 O'Clock In the forenoon for the
purpose Of paying said note and interest.
,axes and all exrenses Of this sale. and will
give 70 the purchaser thereof Z certificate
Of purchase therefor as provided by law.
M. J. WALSH.
Public Trustee Of Weld County. Colorado.
Dated at Greeley. Weld County. Colorado.
this 2srd day September. 1921.
First publication September 20. 1921.
Last publication October 27. 1921.
The Raymer enterprise., 1921-10-06
NOTICE 1oR PUBLICATION
(Publkhsr)
Dspart.s.t = .. I.ssI

Dseastant = ~ lntssise
U. s. Land O6es ct strling. CoIor,do
September ]. 1871.
Notice b hersby sivsn thst Jossph L. Filler
of Buckingham, Colorado. who. on esptsmhss
10. 1915. mads HOMESTEAD Entry. s~iai. No
o252ss. FOR NWA Sen. Section 10, Town.
ship North. Range 80 west ssh PrincipaI
Meridian. has hIsd notice Of intsntsou Il
make anal three-year Proof. 70 establish slaiu
70 the land above described, before ths Rag.
ister and Receiver. United Stats Land Ones
1t Sterling. Colorado. on ths l7th day oi
October, 1921.
Claimant names y witnAasA:
Rsinholdt Forsbus. Carrie Fonbsrs. botl
Of New Raymer. Colorado: Geogrs !. Owens
John W. Owens. both Of keota. Colorado.
s-s 1876 =. 7. CONQUEST, Resistsi
The Raymer enterprise., 1921-10-06
NOTICE voR PUBLICATION
DepaftAent n tn lnfsriax


U. 5, Land ofice at Sterling. Colorado
September sth. 1921.
Notice Is hereby given that Carl w. Da.
sis. Of Sterling. Colorado. who, on Novem.
ber II. 1918. made Additional Homes.ead En-.
Try Serial. No, o274ii. for NEh sen. Sec.
ton 20. Township North. Range SO wes,
Sixth Principal Meridian. hes nIed notes. oi
intention to make Final Three Year Proof
TO establish claim to The land above d.
seribed. before The Rsgktsr and Receiver,
United States Land Once. at Startling. Colo.
RADIO. on the iith day Of November, 1921.
Claimant names - witnesses:
Walter Stewart, Of Willard. Colorado
John Duzan. Csan Dugsn. Harry craig, ai
Of s,oneham. Colorado. s-lb 1918
=. 7. CONQUEST. Register.
The Raymer enterprise., 1921-10-06
THE LAST STRAW

How can one tell when he has
money enough? Is there any simple
test that may be applied, anu chem
zeal combination OF events or incl
dents that will give the reaction OF
enough In the matter Of wealth!
There is. II man refuses to
chase his new straw hat down the
street In a high wind, then he ia
rich enough. Minneapolis Journal.
The Raymer enterprise., 1921-10-06
SUMMONS

Stats Of co,ersds. 4
County of wssd,
II TAs District Cert
Rufus H. simnons. Plaintiff. J
versus )suAMoNs
Robert CIcaghIsy. jacob Harsh- !
man. G. D. Aoninger, Rudolph !
A. Nofdell. W. G. Hinda. II.
A. johnson. The Buckingham !
State Bank, A eorporaion. y
Grant McPherson. q Stats }
Bank Examiner OF the State J
Of Colorado. Defendants.
THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF COLO.
RADIO, to Robert cIoushlsy. Jacob Hash-
man. Q. D. Motsinssr. Rudolph A. Nor
dell. W. G. Hindss. Il. A. johnson, The
Buckingham State Bank. A corporation.
Grant AePherson. - state Bank Examiner
Of the State Of Colorado. the defendants
above named GREETING:
You are hsrsby required 10 appear Il N
action brought against you b ~ aheys
named plaintiff In The District Court u Wel1
County, 0tats of Colorado, and answer thc
complaint therein within twenty days altar
ths service hsrsof. served within TIL
81 rabliesi,on. within thiry aftsr IS -.
vice hereof. exclusive Of ~ day of SERVER
or Judgment b. default will b. taken against
you according 70 the prayer Of ths complaint.
And II copy Of The complaint IL IL above
entitled action b not served With this san
Of thk 6tats. thsu tan days additional b
The tine hereinbsfors specified for sppsax-
anee and answer will b. allowed before thc
taking Of judgmsnt b. default y Aforesaid
Ths saA action b brought praying judx-
ment and decree:
l. For personal judgment against Robsrt
CIoughlsy for the sum and amount OF
n,os4.s4. plus interest thereon At the rate Of
two per cent per month from April l. 1921.
plus ten per cent Of said principal and In
terest - attorney fees. That II be decrcsi
that the note described In the complaint b.
reformed 20 - to be payable to the order o.
jacob Hsrshman.
.. That decree usual to proceedings sol
foreclosure Of mortgage be made for sale BY
the Sheriff Of Weld County. Colorado. 0,
the mortsaged premises described in thas
mortgage recorded in Book sos st paes ls2
Of the records Of said county. being to-wit:
The East Half Of Section Twenty.
Township Eight North Of Range Fifty
nine West Of the sth p. n. Weld County.
Colorado.
8. That the proeseds of said sals b applied
according 70 practice upon Judgments and
executions. and that plaintiff have execution
for any deficiency after sale.
I. That all defendanh and persons claim
ing under them y purchaser. snsumbranesss.
The Raymer enterprise., 1921-10-06
PUBLIC raussx.y sALs

Whereas. George W. Duex+-, also known =,
Geo. W. Ducker. and Anna Quicker. husband
and wife. b. Dssd ef Trust. dated Dcesmbs,
!. 1917, which = recorded Ia Book lso. Z,
Psgs ios. in the records Of the otses VI III
Clark and Recorder Of ths County II Weld,
stats Of Colorado. duly conveyed 70 The Pub.
lie Trustee In and for sah County II WcN,
Colorado. the following described real estass
In The County Of Weld. Colorado. ,c-wit:
Southeast Quarter (sENl VI Section
Eight ls). Townshir ssvsn ~ North.
Range Fiftyssvsn t57) West VI The Sixth
Principal Meridian. containing iso ssres
more or less;
Which desd Of trust was made to secure
the payment Of ons promisosy mote Of even
date with said deed Of trust for tn yum Of
One Thousand Dollars lei.eoe.es), payable 70
the order Of Ths Eastsrn Colorado Farm Loan
Company. Ave ysars altar Tie dsts thereof,
with interest thereon at eight ts) Per cent
per annum. according 70 certain interest
notes more particularly vt forth In said
deed Of trust 70 whish rsfGsnss i hsrsby
mads for srsatsr certainty. and
WHEREAS. III said George ". Dueksr and
AIMS Dueksr. husband and wifs, and iii psr-
sons claiming through o. undsr thsm hsvins
dsfaulted In payment Of ~ ssmi-annusl h.
tersst due on said indSstsdnass on Juns lst
and Dseembsr Ist ef eash u IL years 1919
and is2s. and On Juna ist, 1891. and IL taxas
for ths years 1913. 1919 and 1874. and ths
lesal hodG Of said nots having sIsstsd On
account Of said dsfauls, 70 declare said pots
unraid. due and payabls,
NOW. THEREFORE,. At IL written -.
quest Of The Western sssuritis Invatmsat
Company. the lssal holdsr of saia nots, psr-
suant to law. I, ths undersigned, Publss
Trustee, h and for IL County of WsN, COL.
orado. Do hEsby rive uotics thas VIM q
ths hour Of two e'clesk b ~ aftsrnson On
Aonday. IL 2lth day of OsAsbe. A. D.. 1871,
at the East front door Il ~ Court House,
In ths City q 0rssIey. colasad1. ssll 1t pub
lic auction 70 ~ hishst and bsst bidder for
cash ths ssid described pssmiss and al right
title and interest of sald George ". Dusau
and Anna Dusk@. hushand and wifs, thelr
hsirs and assisns thsrsin, fas ~ pusposs of
paying ths indshtsdasus sssursd ~ saM dssa
Of trust and ~ taxs and costs and a.
psnss of sxssstias III trust ssa sttsrnau's
-. and WIN daiiv9 y ~ psrshasr . -.
tiAeats cf sals = providsd b Nv.
Dated at GrssIsy. Colorado, iii lsth dav
Of Beptsmbr 1891.
n. J. WALSH.
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County Of WsA. Colorado.
First publication September 20. 1891.
List gublisstien 0etsb@ %. 1891.
The Raymer enterprise., 1921-10-06
PUBLIC TRUSTEES sALr

WhereM Charlie Rasmussen, single man
whose address b New Raymer, Weld County.
state Of Colorado, grantor BY his Deed 81
Trust dated May II. 1920 and Recorded May
70. 1890. IN Book sos. At Page 5sl. IN The
oiisee Of the Clark and Recorder Of Weld
County. Colorado, conveyed to the pubI,c
Trustse Of the said Weld County, Colorado.
the following land In said Weld County. de-
serfbed . follows. to-wit:
The Northeast Quarter and the W~t
HALF Of The Southeast Quarter Of Sectio,
%. and the North Half Of, the Northeast
Quarter Of Section Twentysix (2s),
Township North. Range Fifty.eirht
tss) West 9Th P H.. containing $40 acre,
more Or lsas, according to the Govern.
nsnt sarvw thereof.
In trust 70 secure hi promissory notes Of
even date with said Trust Deed for the ann,
Of Two Hundrsd hfty-two and oo-leo Dollar.
payable 70 the order Of ths r. B. Collins In.
ysstment Company years aftsr dats Win In
terat froa maturity st ~ rate Of IL per
cent par annum.
And where's. ps1ault has ksm msds b.
ssd sraAher n ssia 1twt Dssd, h u ~
formanes u eeveaanb and sonditiess IN
possd upsn hin ~ IL tssms Il said Trust
Desd IN ~, to-wit: Thas nd srastor has
failed to ~ q thas eertsm nsss jn tbs sum
Of ss4.oe which matusd Nay ist 1871. =.
sarsd thereby. and III esvGAaus Ii al 1.el
Of trust hays bssn violatsd
Ard WAasAs. ~ laeal 49, i 4.
indsbtsdnan rsprsssetsd b - - ~
Alsd wifh ~ undersigned pphi6s TrrGNs,
Of ths ~ Weld County. Celsssds. nea1ce
and demand IN writing deehrins saN ,,sfsnlk
and slsstias 70 dselars IL whels dsht due
Ard Dssasls. and dsnandtns ~ sals Il aaid
lAnd under saA sxut dssd.
Nov. tAeslEs. nst3ss : Arsbv xivsn
taas psrssaat b said nptiss and asvusnd
aad slsst3en and undR aad b virtpe Of liz
authesity vested b ~ b ssA Trust De.i
aad u Law. I. y. J. Wahh. Publk Trustee
of Weld County. Colorado. Win ssll ths above
dsssrhsd Ind fee sast. 4 psAlis anstleu.
. ~ hishnt btddsr. at ~ ~ freat dor
Of ths Court House h Weld Countv.
Colorado. on Monday. the 7th day Of Noyem-
esr. 1921. at 10 O'Clock b ths forenoon for
The purposs Of raging said nctss and inter-
st and all sxpsnss Of thh sale, and will
give 70 the purchaser thereof ! certificate OF
purehass thrsfer . provided By lsw.
a oisned, n ]. WALSH.
Puhlls Trustss Of Weld County, Colorado.
Dated :t Greeley. Weld County. Colorado.
this LIST day Of Oetobsr, 1921.
Fint publication October 4. 1891.
Last publication November ). 1921.
The Raymer enterprise., 1921-10-06

Publle Trustee of Weld County, Colorado.
Dassd :t Greeley. Weld County. Colorado.
this LIST day Of October. 1921.
Fint publication October 8. 1921.
Last publication November !, 1921
The Raymer enterprise., 1921-10-06
\. J. WALSH,

Public Trustee IN and for thu
County Of Weld. Colorado.
First publication September 20. 1921.
List publication 0etsbw %, 1891.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1921-04-01
NOTICE OF sHERIFF's SALE
ESTRAYS

The following described estra,s =
taken up by J. II. Taylor al n'
dence Z miles Northwest u
shone, Idaho. "a
One Black Gelding, about wv !
old, weight about 1000 pou''N
brands visible. ms
Notice is hereby given tina. ~ nj
day the 10th day of May, lszi III
A. M. o'clock at the residence =, ~
Taylor. about seven miles No' NJ
OF Shoshone Lincoln CounVi, sss
[ win, pursuant to the estras ars ,
the State OF Idaho, sell the wv
cribed estrays to the highest ~ Al
bidder for cash, lawful mohc'
United States.
Dated March a0th, 1871 shsr
al-as Clarence wheeler ."
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1921-04-01
UNEQUAL RATES

Fourth Due to the fact that the Idaho Power Company the
business of number of different and has
unued TO render at the of these lighting
small
receiving service at rates that
than those paid by similar parts of orr
territory would appear advisable value of the
property of this Company has been determined
out the entire
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1921-04-01
VALUATION OPENLY ARRIVED AT

Under the of the furnishing
entitled return the
plus fair return the value the property
such
The Idaho Power Company property
In 1917 within few months after the organization the
conditions compelled us to suspend that work.
In 1919 the Legislature of the State of Idaho Fifteenth
passed law requiring public utility the State
corporations to file with the Public Utilities COmmso Idaho
tory of all its properties within the State showing detail
constructions or the cost of replacement of such properties
In compliance with this valuation of
eighteen months work of 80
with the Idaho Commission October u.s. 1920
AS you know the Public Utilities Commission of
1921 will hold preliminary hearing in their
notice of such hearing
hearn wiIin
form Of exhibits
will be sand
and checko these
After this done the a time
affected
evidence touching the
In answer to certain misleading assertions which
peared IN the want
lha during the five
standing the material increase all
have received increases rates granted 1920 which
IS follows: - F
Lighting
cent Commercial to rPubEeU
10 irrigation Powerser
lrig aton Powerser
25 Irrigation
80 Air Heating Service
10 balance Air
No increase in Cooking Domestic Water
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1921-04-01
RATES NOT IN QUESTION NOW

second That have application
ing before the Public Utilities Commission O
Third That rates for service of this utility utility
State OF Idaho under the
property used and useful serving the utilities
no relation to the bonds stocks other Com
pany may have issued
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1921-04-01
EXTENSIONS

fh; As previously stated the Power Company receive
according to the law Idaho
ana far return on the value OF its property Therefore
tensions are made to customers
system all the either be borne nv
tne customer requiring the extension
all oer customers the Company the
other words desired that
costs
CURED TO meet such costs themselves - -
THESE of the facts want 10 kno
we welcome investigation of
business - ~ "'''"AunS
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1921-04-01
Shoshone Hardware Y
SELLS

o HARDWARE
= MAJESTIC RANGES
= HOWARD HEATERS
. GOODYEA RTIRES
o PAINTS AND OILS /
3 PLUMBING FIXTURES |,
3 RABBIT FENCE .e /
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= ! n c GAS ENGINES In.
= CHALLENGE GRAPHITE nsr IA
9 ING WIND MILLS REQUIRE F"
= OIL
= 4 q . . = o = 8 q y
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1921-04-01

'HE scourge of rats has at last Been recognized
i by the American people You can ALWAYS
count on the great American pubic to- do the r;ohs
thing for the country's welfare.
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Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1921-04-01
Making Some Timely
Facts Plain
To All Customers
of the
Idaho Power Company

agents believe all statement of
valuation and ohe
conditions affecting relations with
just you asking these questions
valuation of the Idaho Company property made?
What the of the hearing before the State Utility Com
mission in April 1921?
uniform charged all for
OF
service?
Let discuss these questions straightforward What
have be subsntated by public records well the
records of our Company.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1921-04-01
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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-12
ARTIST HELD FOR STEALING
BENEFACT0R'S PAINTINGS
Boston ltinerant Painter Is Charged
With $4,000 Theft

New York. Aug. 12.-(By \. PD-
Edward Irwin NalcntiC, said to be an
itinerant artist whose home Is in BOs-
ton has been arrested M the request Of
the Baltimore police for the alleged theft
OF four paintings valued at $4,000 from
his benefaCtor, Nathan d. Smith, of
Baltimore.
The artist was nabbed Yesterday after
telegram from the Baltimore police
stating he had been indicted In that
city for the theft.
The paintings, which adorn the walls
of police station to-day. are two wood
land Sceres by Diaz. the BnrbizOn
painter; II landscape by John =. Con
stable, the famous EngliShman. and a
sunset by George Innes. American.
Nalentic was indignant when detec-
tives found him in n studio.
Mr.. Smith gave me- the paintings
and authorized me to bring them to New
York and sell them" the detectives said
he told them. There they arc-On
the walls"
The Baltimore police informed the
authorities here. however, that Nalentic
came there last April, unknown, and fell
i'll. He was in n Baltimore hospital and
destitute when Mr.. Smith bcfriended
him and took into his home and after
ward rented him studio.
The four paintings and other artistic
fittings were lent 10 him by his bene-
fnctor for the studio, the police said.
Discovery was made Wednesday that
the paintings had been cut from their
frames
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-12
WEGLE|N WILL SET
HEARINGS ON GAS
Seeks to Arrange Dates for
Conference Of Council Body,
Mayor and U. G. |.
ALL TO BE GIVEN VOICE

Richard Weglein, president of Coun-
ell, said today that he would endeavor
to get in touch with officials of the
United Gas improvement Company,
Mayor Moore and Others interested, to
arrange for meeting to discuss the
future policy of the city toward the
gas company. Yesterday Mr.. Weglein
appointed committee of eight, be-
sides himself. to represent Council in
the discussions.
Il will try to get in touch with the
Mayor" said Mr.. Weglein. ''to ar
range date that will be agreeable to
ull."
Mr.. Weglein said the committee would
not meet alone, but it was his thought
that they would always meet in con-
junction with the other conferees, the
Mayor and representatives Of the COM
pany. He said he expected the conferees
would consider the recommendations and
advice given by the Gas Commission In
its report. Some Of these recommended
tions, he said, no doubt would be
adopted. Mr.. Weglein has already in
timated, however. that he did not favor
the recommendation of q regulatory body
with powers to supervise the gas works
and make $50 B. T. U. the standard.
Politicians, scanning the personnel of
the committee, are wondering what the
attitude of Charles b. Hall, Ware leader
and one of the members. will be toward
the Mayor under the circumstances.
The Councilmen appointed are Edwin
r. Cox, First District; Charles Il.
Hall, Second District; Isaac ID. Het-
zell. Third District James A. Develin,
Fourth District; Simon Walter, Fifth
District; William w. Roper. Sixth
District; Hugh l.. Montgomery, Seventh
District. and Robert J. Patton. Eighth
District. When the committee meets
for organization it is understood Mr..
Weglein, as president of the chamber,
will be chosen chairman.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-12
AGAIN HAS 2 POLICE FORCES
National Park, N. j., Once More
Confronted With Problem

National Park, y. j.. is struggling
to become accustomed to having two po-
lie" forces. Ono appointed by Mayor
Waters numbers three members and the
other, appointed by the City Council
four.
Neither the Mayor nor members of
Council seem to desire to rclinquiSh
what they believe are their exclusive
ana respective rights to appointment of
the force, The Mayor asserts he's right
and Council declares it's right.
The situation had it's beginning sew
rral months ago, when Council passed
an ordinance authorizing appointment
of force The Mayor refused to dis
charge the one already working.
Last Tuesday the Supreme Court of
New Jersey decided, Council was In the
wrong. The force went out of exist
cnce, bur reappeared again last night
when n meeting of that body was held
and reuppointment made.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-12
PH|LA. BOYS LEARN
TO SHOOT At MEADE
Company A, Among Other Men,
Does Well at Target Prac-
tice in Citizens Camp
PLAN BIG DANCE TONIGHT

Special DtSpctch 10 ErcnWo Public Ledger
Citizens Military Training Camp.
Camp Meade. Md, Aug. 12.--Company
\, of the Philadelphia troops. in the
Citizens Camp here. are proud bunch
now, for to them fell the honor of being
among the first to go on the target range
for practice in firing.
The entire First Battalion. which in
cludes Company A. was taken to the
range today and preliminary instruction
in firing was given them. Scores are
not available. but officers said that the
men did we'll considering that many of
them had never done anything like this
before.
Men who satisfactorily pass profc-
iency tests on the field will be awarded
medals as sharpShootors and mnrksmcn
These evidences Of their ability to handle
a rifle will be distributed along toward
the end Of the training period.
This afternoon the biggest Of the
demonstrations being npId for the men
in the camp will be pur on. when the
various aids of the infantry in battle
will be brought into play by troops from
the regular army. These will include
tanks. armed with machine guns and
one FOUNDERS, trench mOrturS. hand and
rifle grenades. smoke cans and the many
other recent developments in warfare.
During the brief lulls between going
from one activity to another III" men are
doing a lot of careful preparation fol
the dance 10 be held tonight at the camI
gymnasium. Everything Of aid to tht
making of masculin" beauty IS in de,
mand by the members Of A Company
who will go in body. All the mem
brrs Of the First Battalion met las
night with chaplains IN charge Of th
entertainment and made prClminnr!
plans for show to be put on at tn
War Department theatre next TueSda,
night a glee club Is TO b" organized
as we'll MS an orchestra. Mcn'profCiPn
in anything theatrical will be given
chance to display their talents. Tn
show will take the nature Of vaude
Vile performance.
Plans are now being made to hay
organizations from Baltimore and Wash
ington put on shows for the entertain
mpnt of the men on other nights, tn
program as now planned being to fl
| in every evening except Saturday an
| Sunday-thC latter day will be devote
to religious exercises.