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The Washington times., 1924-12-05
REVOLUTIONARY CLASH
IS DENIED BY PERU

BUENoS AIRES, Dec. 5.-Dis-
patches from Peru today denied
that discomfort there had flared
up in general outbreak with many
killed and wounded.
Two extremists were executed in
the last month and the government
admits that opposition feeling has
attained noticeable strength, but
declares that it has not approached
the revolutionary stage, messages
said.
The Washington times., 1924-12-05
Dad Follows In Son.
Footsteps As
LAWYER

NEW YORK, Dec. 5.-Here
is a direct reversal of the old
law: Like father-like son."
William. Wiener, for twelve
years principal of Central High
School, Newark, and for thirty
two. years connected with the
teaching profession, has begun
the study Of law at the age of
fifty-six.
Tire years from now he will
practice law with his son, who
has offices in Newark.
The Washington times., 1924-12-05

surgents were reported planning
sharp retaliations.
The first casualty in any open
warfare would undoubtedly be the
Administrations legislative program.
With the La Toilette group still
holding the balance of power" in
the Senate, they can dictate it's leg
islative course and If they so desire,
block SO much legislation as to force
an extra session of Congress In
Notwithstanding which the whole
Administration opposes.
New Britain herald., 1924-10-20
McADCO IN HOSPITAL
But IIG sends Out Letter Saying That alternative tu Davis Is Coolidge. Reaction, And Chaos"

Washington, Otc. 20, -- Although prevented by illness from carrying out plans to make an extensive speaking trip in behalf of the demo- cratic ticket William G. McAdoo in- formed Senator Swanson, of Nir- g,nia. head Of the democratic speak CTS bureau in letter published to- day, that through messages to friends, he was doing his utmost to >help the cause"
 The letter, written a' Johns Hop luss hospital Baltimore, where he recently submitted to an operation, asserted that "thc alternative 10 Davis is Coolidge, reaction and chaos" The election Of John w.. Davis and Charles w. Bryan, he added. offers the only chance to purify tho government and to ac- complsh he reforms demanded by the people" It was his first eX- tended statement on the campaign since the democratic national con- vcntion.
 If the forces of reaction repre- sented by the Coolidge administra- ton succeed in November" he said, it will be due solely to division in the ranks of the progressive and liberal forces in America. It is a great pity that the progressives led by La Toilette and Wheeler and the democrats led by Davis and Bryan cannot present united front against the common enemy"
New Britain herald., 1924-10-20
ROBBERS GET BOOZE
Take Liquor and Cigars From Drug Store While Nelghbor Thinks Them Furniture Movers.

Everett, Mass, Oct, 20.--Three barrels of whiskey, a keg of rum, a quantity of brandy cigars and other articles were stolen from a drug store here yesterday by several men who used an auto truck, two auto mobiles and moving tackle. A resi- dent Of the nelghborhood seeing them calmly removing the loot thought they were furniture movers.
 The theft was not discovered un- til several hours after the store had been opened when Egms Dodge, the proprietor, noticed that the lock to the narcotic cabinet had been tam pered with.
New Britain herald., 1924-10-20
JUSSERAND ID BE
 HONORED AT HOME
May Be Elected to the French
 Academy
Ey rhe As.oelaled rre,..

Paris, Oct. 20,--A moNcmcnt Is under foot 10 reward Jules Jussor- and, French ambassador to the United States, for his distinguished services 10 France Is a diplomat and as writer by bringing about his election to the French Academy. q distinction which, il ls felt he would most appreciate,
 Election us d member Of the im- morta,s' does not lie within the gift Ot tho French government, but must come about through the d,cisiSn of the members Of the famous Icai- emy. l. Is understood, however, that admirers in the academy of M. Jusserand are already bringing for ward the question of his election 10 one of the existing vacancies,
 The government receives with great favor what it regards as a hap py suggestion since it has within its power 10 beslow no other honor which would be an adequate recog- nittop of its appreciation, M. Jusser- and alreld possessing the grand cross of the Legion of Honor.
 Premier Herriot. at q suitable mo- mcnt, will send 10 NJ. Jusserand a letter, expressing the respect in which he is held and the govern ment's appreciation of his remark able services at Washington.
 Emile Daeschner, who will sue ceed M. Jusserand in Washington, according to semi-official pro- nounccment on contemplated changes in the French diplomatic service, ce,probably will not go to Wash lngton before the end of the year, Nothing has has yet been arranged as 10 the time of the transfer of M. JGsscrand's duties,
 The many changes made and con- tempIated by NJ. Herriot in the dip- lOmatiC service were based largely on reasons of policy and politics, but in the case of M. Jusserand it was chief ly a question of age There is no fixed age. for the retirement of ambassa- ddrs. but it Was decided that the two oldest amongst them, Camille Barree. ambassador at Madrid, who Is 73, and NJ. JuSserand, who is nearly 70, should be retired at a moment when q general shakeup in the diplomatic service was being made.
 When M. JusseTani saw NJ. Her riot before the formers departure for the United States in September, the premire did not mention the question of his retirement because it had not as yet been decided upon. Under ordinary circumstances M. Herriot, as premier, would have in formed M. Jussorand of the intcn- ton to retire or transfer him before any public announcement was made. the premier did not mention the so because so many changes were to be made that he felt it would be iTn- possible 10 consult everyone and he decided to consult no one.
New Britain herald., 1924-10-20
FIERCE CHINESE FIGHT
Chang's Manchurian Forces Ecpuls- ed After Strong Attacks; Wu Re- mains EntrenChcd on Defensive.

Chinwangtao, Oct 20. "A fierce battle ragged throughout yesterday on the Shanhaikwan front. Chang Tso- Inns Manchurian forces making continual attacks, which however, were repulsed by the Chihli (Pcking governmen) troops.
 Wu Pci-Fu's forces remained on the defensive about Chiumcn, where renforcemeuts arrived to partici- pate in an enyeloping movement which is expected to bear important results.
 Reports from Jehol say Teng Yuh -Sangs "Ironsides" are making good pro%ess against the Manchu- rans in the vicinity of Liangohien- tepg. The situation today on the Shanhaikwan front is quiet, but the Manchurian lines beyond Shanhaik- wan are under bombardmcnt from the sea.
New Britain herald., 1924-10-20
KIND BENEFICIARIES
Lcarncds. Recipients of Million By Will Plan to Help Relatives Over looked in HaWlcy's Testament.

New York. Oct. 20.-Mr. and Mrs. Arthur q. Learned and their son Bruce. who received more thaI a million dollars in gifts and legacies from the late > Robert B. Hawley, president of the Cuban American Sugar company, are using the money to help relatives of the sugar man who were overlooked by him in his will, it was learned today.
 Marion Hawlcy Williams, grand niece of Mr. Hawley, said the Learn eds already have given away tWo- thirds of the fortune her uncle gave them. Miss William who is 19, formerly lived in Mississippi, but when Mrs. Learned heard of her ambition to become a concert plan ist she arranged for her to live at the Learned home and set aside a trust fund for her. she said.
 Miss Williams said Mir. Learned and his family were embarrassed hy the huge gifts from her "Uncla Bradley" as she called him. They gave him home with them with out thought of Financial reward, she said.
New Britain herald., 1924-10-20
THOMPSONVILLE|S
 HARD HIT BY FIRE
St, JoSeph'S Hall Badly Dam'
 aged by Blaze

Thompsonyille, Oct, 20,--St. Jo- seph's hall, large frame structure in Pearl street, was damaged by fire last night, the loss being estimated at s15,OOo. The fire was first dis covered in the basement of the hall at 6 o'clock and is supposed 10 have been started by cigarette thrown into some leaves in an outside cellar way. This fire supposedly was cx- tinguished but at 10 o'clock 1t was found that the building again was on fire, presumably from sparks from the previous blaze. The fire worked up through the partitions, the entire length of the building.
 The building was erected 16 years
New Britain herald., 1924-10-20
l., S, Films Popular

Tolyo-Amcrican motion pictures now are enjoying more popularity in Tokyo and throughout Japan than before the boycott on American pie lures was declared some time ago. There is not single house in Ja- pan that docs not show American films. Movies have been in great demand as popular amusement since the great earthquake Of last year.
New Britain herald., 1924-10-20
UNDER COPS NOSE
Bandit Robs Atlantic City Cafe As Two Policemen Chat On Other Side of Street.

Atlantic City, N, Jn Oct. 20. - While two policemen chatted to- gcther in front of the Philadelphia and Reading depot. a bandit walked into the Terminal cafe. on the ,op- posite side of the street held up the bartender and five customers and escaped with about $40 in money and gold watch. The man went out rear door, slipped into a tele- phone booth in the United Cigar store next door left his gun on a seat in the booth and is believed to have caught a departing train for Philadelphia.
New Britain herald., 1924-10-20
DROWNED AT HONOLULU
|. s. District Attorney Garden Swept Out to Natcry Grave by Strong TndertOw.
ndertOw.
By The Associated Press.

By The Associated Press.
 Honolulu Oct, 2o.-WiIlam T. Garden, United States district attor- ney for Hawaii, was drowned yester- day when caught in the undertow while swimming at Waimea Beach. His body was washed out to sea. More than DO persons have been drowned near where Mr. Garden lost his life.
 Naval seaplanes have been dis patched to search for the body. Car den was in the company of John C. Da!y, department of justice agent from Washington.
 Fishermen familiar with the spot where MT. Garden was caught said persons who have been pulled out towards the sea in like manner, have been picked up as far as a mile from shore and have survived after being in the water five or six hours.
New Britain herald., 1924-10-20
ACTRESS DIVORCED.

London. Oct. 2o.--shirley Kellogg, actress, and wife Of Albert De Cour- vile, London theatrical manager, today wasgranted decree in an un- defended divorce suit. Edith Kelly Gould, former wife of Frank Jay Gould. was named as correspondent.
New Britain herald., 1924-10-20
PRINCETON ALUMNI WINS

Princeton, N. J.. Oct, 20.-The Princeton varsity polo team yester- day was defeated by the alumni combination in q loosely played game, 4 to 1.
New Britain herald., 1924-10-20

ago at St. Patrick's church and was used as such until 1914.
 Since then 1t has been used as a paroohial school and for club rooms for the various church organizations,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-24

mayor parte del orc robado fu5 re.
cuperado.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-24
(Copyright Public Ledger

La 6nica pista que tenia ell ms
pector Roe, de Scotland Yard, para
identificar al hombre que Sc habia
escapado con $250,0G0 en- polvo de
cFo, desde uno de los muelles de Lon
DIES, era que ell ladron guiaba una
caleza, que habia presentado cartas
de identification que eran aparen-
temente legitinas, Y que habia hecho
una description exacta del content
60 de como estaban marcadas las
cajas que contenian ell polvo de orc.
Il hombre habia transportado las
caias a la caleza, Y Sc habia desapa-
recido en- la inmensa ciudad de Lon
ores.
En- Ia creencia de que algdn en-
pleado de la compailia naviera tu-
viese alguna relacion al robo, dada
la eXactitud con que Sc habfa hecho
IA description de las cajas, el ms
pector Roe di6 instrucciones a valios
&c sus agentes, para que, hicieran
lnvestigaciores en- relacion, con los
anteeedentcs de los empleados de
"a compania, mientras 6l trataba dc
localizar la caleza que habia sido
nsada por e ladr6n. La Ultima par
te del plan fu6 muy seneilla, pero
al ser interrogado, el conductor de
IL caleza solamente supo decir que
Eabia sido contratado en- Cheapside,
que habia lido hasta ell muelle, lueg0
Eabia marchado a la calle Wood, Y
cue ALI, el audaz ladron habia cam
biado de caleza, continuado haeia
Holborn.
Despues de seguir una pista wage,
ei detective consigui6 averiguar que
el duefo de una relojeria, un homlbre
llamado Moss, Y que gozaba de una
reputation excelente, era acasado por
el conductor de la caleza, de, ser ell
lembre que le habia contratado en-
Cheapside. Pero la identification de-
Jaba mucho que desear, no 4habia
evidencia, Y ell Inspector Roe SCI dis
Tonia va abandonar esta> fasg de
las investigaciones, cuando recibio
informes de uno de sus agentes en-
g! sentido de que uno de los emplea-
dos de la compania, habia perdido
Una cantidad considerable de dinero
en- las carreras Y que Sc le habfa yis-
to 1ltimamente en- compania de un
relojero llamado Moss.
Con este nuevo eslab6n en- la cade-
ia de evidencias, fue algo muy SEN
clio para el detective, conseguir
una confession completa de los dos
culpables, el empleado de la compa-
Tia, llamado Gaspar, Y ell relojero
Moss. Los ladrones fueron enviados
{ cumplir una larga condena, la
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-24
Buena Oportunidad

Por tener que ausentarme sin item
pe flo para los Estados Unidos
atender otros asuntos, vendo mi acre
ditada buena "FARMACIA MASSo
PoRTILLA'. Buena cientela. Pun
to centrico, conocido y de porvenit.
Informare a quien guste:
FELIX MASso, (Tel. 147D.
Gale San Jose 2S, San Juan.
Tambi6n por ignal motive vcndo o
alquilo una hermosa casa, calle Pom
care No. /. Parada 43 IA. Sanfurce,
Sc VENDEN MUEBLES.
Informara: Tel. 319 Rojo. Santurce.
AdVt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-24
cabo Rojo, P. R..
octubre IS, de 1924.
Don Narciso Doval,
San Juan, P. R.
Distinguido galeno:

En- ell peri6dico Ell MUNDO cores
pondiente al dia 13 del actual, apare
Zee un sublime conceptuoso artfculo
Amado por usted titulado "Sur, Sum
porda''.
" No puedo menos que dar usted
mi mas sincera fehcitacion, porque a
I la par que en- ese dia IL Sc celebraba
con grato recuerdo el dia de La Ea-
za'', dia glorioso para nnestro pals,
tambien ha sido glorioso y feIz para
4, "Gran Alianza Puertorriquena' -
{ Que hoy labora por la paz y feicidad
Dc la patria, con la honrosa adhesion
de tan distinguido caballero. No du-
do nj por un momento que su valiosa
cooperation sera de grandes benefcios
para La isla. Ayude 81, a La redenci n
Ae aqueuos que ain no han alberto
sus ojos la luz radiante del precep-
Ho divine namado "Fraternidad' en-
ire todos los hombres''.
81, amigo doctor, tempo ha We
nldo. Aun Su SltlO no cStdud CuoAoA
to; coopere con todos aquellos que
abrazados al Area de la ahanza H.
chan porque la humanidad Sc regene-
re. En- ell coraz6n de la aianza esta
infiltrado por Dios, esa chispa divira
que llanamos Amor; amor, 81, pa
todos los seres de la TERRA para q1c
ae esta manera pueda venir la tan
ansiada paz entire todos los hombres
de buena voluntad.
Autorizandole para cue haga ell me
jor uso que crea conveniente de es.
tas humildes pero sinceras lineas
ofrescomele muy fraternalmente,
IL Juan M. ACOSTA.
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Juan M. AcosTA

Ell rso continue de los HIDR0LI-
TINES DIR. GRAU es un eran medic
para evitar el artritismo. Elimin1 los
productos t6xicos causantes de tan pc
ligrosa dolencia. Impiden la fcrma-
ci6n del acido 1rico.
/ A todos los consumidores que pidar
tres. cajas de HIDRoIITrEEs Dr.
GRAU, Sc les hara entrega de I'M ele-
gante vase de cristal.
En- las buenas farmacias direcsa-
mente de Jose Combas Peyork. Box
162, San Juan. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-24
FL ENIGMA DE LA
PALABRA "ROCA"

La noche que ell policfa Cole, sali5
prestar servicio Ia calle Ashwin.
on la ciudad de Dalston, Inglaterra,
reinaba oscuridad completa por In
neblina Pero clio no fue 6bice para
que el joven policia viese como un
Eombre trataba de escalar una de
las paroles de una casa Cole orden6
al ladr6n que sc detuyiese, pero este
trat6 de huir, y entonces el policia
entro en- una lucha cuerpo a cuerpo,
en- la que llevaba las de ganar, GUAM
Go el ladr6n rapidamente sac6 un
revolver que portaba, le hizo tres
Gisparos, dos de ellos penetraron en-
81 cora2on y causandole la muerte
instantaneamente. Cuando llegaron
los agentes en- ayuda de su compa-
Zero, va el asesino habia desapare-
edo sin dejar huella alguna.
Sc encargo del case el Inspector
C'asee, quien despu6s de una cui-
Gndosa investigation y regiStro en-
los aircdcdores do habia ocurrido Ia
tragedia, encontro I'm form6n de car
pirtero, cuya hoja tenia como pull
gada cuarto de aneho, y ell cual
ndiscutiblemente Sc lie habia caido
al ladron en- la lucha. Glasee espera-
ba encontrar impresiones digitales
eli el formon, pero sus esperanzas
cuedaron frustadas. Solamente, en-
el cabo. estaba escrita borrOsamentc.
ia palabra "ROCA".
FL fortn6n era de una clase COM
rletamente corriente, y habfa en- Lon
dres millares y millares de la mis-
ma marca Pero apeaaTa de todo, el
detective logro localizar al dueno de
Ia herramienta, y mandarle gale
ras por asesinato.
(Ud. conocera su metodo manana)
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iPUEDE listed RESOL VER---
Ell enigma de la palabra "Roca ~.
UNA DE LAS HAzANAS De LOS DETECTIVES MAS GRANDEs
DEL MUNDO)

Simdicn se. ESclusiUO para Ell MUNDO).
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DIRECTORIO PROFESSIONAL.
PEDRO C. oUlNoNEs

ABOGADO 7 NOTARIO
Gradusdo de la Uniyersidal de Penn
sylvania, Harvard Puerto Rico
Postuls ANTE las Cortes de Puerto Ri
co y Corte Federal
p. q. Box 1873. TeA 143, q. u
EsIificio NOA, Gan Juan, P. z.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-02-29
''PENROD AND SAM
AT IRIS THEATRE
THURSDAY-FRlDAY

All roads will lead to the Iris
theatre next week because It will
have as its feature attraction an
other kid" story by Booth Tark-
ington. 1t Is "Penrod and SAM"
and 1t was directed for First Ma
tional by William Beaudine. This
picture has met with sensational
success In all theatres where 1t has
played to date. and 1t Is said to have
an appeal that is limited to no age
or class.
"Penrod and Sam" abounds. in ir-
restible hdmor. which is inter-
spersed with pathos. which helps to
make the film \ really human por.
trayN OF the life OF true American
boy.
Penrod and his gang" cavort
from one mirthful. adventure to an
other. First off tho bat they stage
. mimic war: then they initiate the
neighborhood > Sissy: mono. too
gently into their secret society; they
follow this up with q "mammouth
circus" and in general get ON the
nerves of their elders. h.-
Benny Alexander's portrayal Of
the character Of Penrod is without a
doubt the best work that this young
artist has ever done for the screen
He 10 = natural actor and can draw
tears and evoke laughter with a ia
ctltty that 10 uncanny. Joe Butter
worth. who is Sam. is equally we'll
cast. Other popular screen kiddies
In the picture are Buddy Messenger.
Newton Hall. Gertrude Messenger,
Joe McCray and Gene Jackson.
"Penrod and Sam" takes one skip
ping back over the years Of child
hood days. bringing to life fond
memories Of the period when one
was carefree and joyous.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-02-29

The Sunday school will meet NJ
D:A5 u. M. Z. +. Hart. superinten-
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-02-29
THE LUTHERAN CHURCH

The greatest path In the world Is
the path from your door to the door
Of your church. II oil Of US would
faithfully walk that path. and would
be guided by its radiant influence.
the nation would be safe. crime
would subside. business prosper and
all hearts have peace and = sure
hope for the future. For this path
was made by the Son Of Man for
the sons of men. that walkine
humbly into His Holy presence in
the church. they might afterwards
walk together As bretheren In the
world. Are you using the great
est path: ftt
.sunday-1o:ls"a. m. regular
service. The message. The Curse
Of the First Sin" Gen. 3:l<-lS (con-
tinued.) 7:<s p. m. Bible hour. An
illustrated lecture on Jerusalem
the Golden. Scenes Of biblical I'm
portance In the city Of Jerusalem.
Thursday-2:00 p. m. the Ladies'
Aid meets In the home of Mrs. C..
II. Schulz.
Saturday-l:so p. m. Bible
school.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-02-29
NOTICE OF sTOCKHOLDERs'
MEETING

Notice is hereby given that there
will be a special meeting of the
Stockholders. of The Bond -ManEan
company held at the office OF Cor
lett 4 COrlett. in the City OF Monte
Vista, in the County OF Rio Grande
and State OF Colorado. on the llth
day OF March. A. ID. 1924. at ten
o'clock In the forenoon of said day
to consider the question OF the dis
solution of said company and the
winding up Of its affairs. which said
question will be presented. to be
acted upon At such meeting.
This notice Is given by order of
the Board by = Resolution adopted
At . special meeting held January
9Th, 1924.
MICHAEL BRADY.
Secretary.
Feb. 3S-March Z.
The Willing Workers class of the
NJ. E. Church will hold a food sale
at the Self-Serve grocery Saturday.
March 1.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-02-29
CHRIeTIAN CHURCH NOTES

CllRI0T1AN CHURCH NOTES
Sunday morning. March 3. 1924
Sunday school at s:45. J. c. Hag.
gard superintendent. it
Morning worship at 1l:00. Ser.
mon, "A Quartet OF Fools"
Sunday evening. Christian En-.
deavor at $50. Miss Edwards lead,
er. Evening evangelistic services
1t 1890. Sermon. Preparing I
Place"
You are cordially invited to At
tend any or all Of these services and
you are assured hearty welcome
Come and help boost.
H. b. WOODS. Minister.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-02-29
Az THE BAPrlsT CHURCH

Victory again! Two men were
saved following the evening service
last Sunday. New fashioned sins
and sorrows OF the world need the
same old fashioned medicine and It
Is our purpose. under God. to apply
the remedy. You will hear NO de-
structive criticism. NO helpless
creeds. but . gospel old fashioned.
yet new: virile. living. not antiquat-
ed. You are welcome among Us.
Sunday school, S:46; Preaching.
1900 and 1880; B. Y. p. u. $3.50.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-02-29
ST. STEPHENS CHURCH
(Euisr0nah

Washington and Srd Sts.. Monte
Vista, Colo.
J. A. McNulty. B. D.. Rector.
NJ. T. Lightner. Lay-Reader.
March End. the Sunday before
lent. $3.50 a. m. church school.
IL a. m. morning prayer and ad-
dress.
1880 p. m. evening, service and
sermon, THE Household"
Monday. March 3rd. 700 a. m.
and $3.50 =. m. Holy Communion.
A cordial Invitation.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-02-29
7f-n tsf' +-4 - I-~=
WHY v PAY MORE?
II Lapatin. Optomstrist I
s Coming Again
Coming Again
TUESDAY, MARCH 4th

LA vETA HOTEL, MONTE VISTA
You can get the best glasses to tit
your eyes at the lowest prices. by a
recognized Optician who visits you
regularly and guarantees absolute
satisfaction. will examine and test
your eyes with chart and (Retinas.
cope). recognised by the best eye
specialists in the Optical world as
the only and best scientific method
to get sure results.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-02-29
I.CNCJRCH !.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
CMRIsTIAN SCIENCE SERVICE

CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SERVICE
Woodman- hall. End and Adams.
Sunday morning service 1t l1:00
o'clock. Subject. March End. Chris,
Jesus Sunday school 1t S:45.
II the Public Library there are
two copies Of Science and Health
by Mary Baker Eddy. also . copy
OF "The Life Of Mary Baker Eddy
by Sibyl Wilbur.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-02-29
BIRTHS

Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Headlee an.
nounce the birth Of a son on Feb
-. Although born on this notable
date the young man has been spared
an auspicous cognomen and has
been named James Lemming.
A baby girl came to bless the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. James sheely
on Sunday, Feb. -. a-
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Trujillo OF
Lariat are rejoicing over the arrival
of son at their home early Thurs.
day. --