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The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1937-02-25

"Of course, I can't help some wor-
ny now, with the ranchst threatened, .
she returned thoughtfDllys
- Jane" he said impresSively, "you
needn't worry. like to fight for .
girl like you. While I'm able to raise
an arm, Jane, I'll be out there
thinkin' of you" His hands closed
firmly on her shoulders.
She shrugged them and edged un-
easily away. Saddles, boys!" shout
ed McCrossen in his rich, hearty
voice. Look alive, there, everybody!
Come over to where my horse is,
Jane. I want you to say good-by to
us! Give the boys a word OF cheer
Where are you going?" she asked
"Over the Divide. I want to do
some backfirin' north Of the pas
lures. Come along, GIRL" he insisted,
taking her arm firmly.
All at once he caught her in q
vice-hke grip Of his arms and kissed
her twice before she could escape,
She slapped him Indignantly and
pushed him violently away.
McCrossen laughed. SLAP me
again, Jane; that was worth a string
OF slaps, girl. But why not take q
little practice? You'd get to like it.
same as I dol"
Toward the night Of the second
day, the fire crew struggled back to
the ranch house, McCrosesn at their
head.
Next morning, the sun rose hot
and in an atmosphere without a
breath Of wind. Faces were brighter,
But after breakfast, the mail CARR
er, 1gnace, from the Reservation, on
his way to town, brought disquietine
news. A fire had broken out in the
timber along the eastern boundary
and every buck had been called out
to fight it. -.
McCrossen listened carefully
What way was the wind, 1gnace
when you left?"
From the east"
"Hell's BELLS" exclaimed McCross.
en- "juSt where we don't want it.
! He questioned the carrier closely
The big ranch was now threatened
on the southeast, and McCroSSen
started with the freshest of his men
for the new danger point.
In the afternoon Jane rode into
town to order some supplies sent
out. While she was in Rubido'S store
white man from the Reservation
came in. The clerk who waited on
him asked him about the fires down
his way. 49,.
mot so good" said the man. "A
new one broke out this morning be-
tween the Reservation timber and
! Bill Denison's ranch. Bills getting
men together now"
Jane, in another aisle and unob-
served, walked quietly outdoors and
down the street for McAlpin's livery
barn.
'Mose," she said to the hostler on
duty, ''is Bill Denison in town."
''He is. His horse, Music, is here
Bill rode in pretty fast, an I been
rubin Music down. Bill says -"
''Mose, I want to see Bill. Go up
the street and see if you can find
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Jane repeated the anecdote Of the
preacher and Puss' application of il
to the doctor himself on judgment
day.
Carpy laughed That's Panama
she's talking about. Puss is powerful
afraid of him Who is he? Why,
| pretty good fellow-used to be an
auctioneer and all-round gambler
got converted-preaches up and
down the line from Medicine Bend
to Sleepy Cat. But he volunteered
for fire fighting. He's one of the men
got burnt yesterday, and he's up
with the rest of 'em at the hospital.
The ex-sheriff, Bill Pardaloe, rode
out to Gunlock two days, later and
conscripted the men to fight fire
coming down the Crazy Woman and
threatening Sleepy Cat.
The quiet of that day and the next
was like calm before storm.After
supper Jane ordered her pony sad
died and rode clear up to the sum-
NIT of Gunlock Knob, where she
could see the northern country for
many miles.
When she reached the top she was
sorry she had attempted the climb
The spectacle was awe-inSpiring, but
terrifying.
Far beyond the hills and all along
the northern horizon she saw
patches of dull, silent red, slowly
rising and falling, at moments in
creasing, and again subsiding.
She fell asleep early, but after
midnight ,.she woke. The sky was
fairly clear, and she could hear the
wind singing in the pines about the
ranch house. She was reused from
her thoughts by the approaching
clatter of galloping hoofs. Raising
herself to support her head on her
elbow, she listend. The clatter came
nearer, the galloping faster. In a
moment she heard man pull his
horse sharply up and spring from
the saddle under her window. miss
janet" he called. "Wake up, please!''
She knew the voice. I'm awake,
Bull. What is it,"
"The boys are ridin' in behind
me-"
"All of them?"
Everybody. They'll be here inside
twenty minutes"
what time is it, Bull?"
From the moon, about two
o'clock. The boys'll want somethin'
to eat. They're ridin' right out again.
I'll call Quong."
whats the matter, Bull-what
are they riding out again for?"
'"The fire has crossed the river"
Bull Page, the messenger of alarm,
turned in with Quong and Jane to
make ready hasty supper for the
hungry, weary men.
While Jane asked questions, Nc
Crossen lighted cigarette. mot a
bit of danger, Jane, to Gunlock-
while can get out on the fire line,
anyway. I've fought these internal
blazes all my life, and don't figure
this ones goin' to beat me. The only
thing that worries me, Jane, is to
think of your bein' here alone at
home while we're fire-fightin'."
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6 6 6

Liquid, Tablets, Salve, Nose Drops
checks COLDS and FEVER
first day
Headache, 30 minutes. &
Try "Rub-My- Tism'-World's
'.'> Best Liniment
La gaceta., 1937-06-18
LAS PELEAS DE ANOCHE
EN- LA DE
jim DOWNING

Otro programa a base de gba-
diadores aficionados Sc ofreci6
anoche en- la Academia de Jim
Downing, ANA en- West Tampa.
I'm j6ven italiano del peso
medic, Nelson CYCLIC, venci6 de
nuevo, esta vez con mayor faci-
Mdad, a John Castleberry, p1-
gill de Georgia. Los golpes de Gil
Clio Sc distinguieron por su du-
oeza v efectividad. Ell derrotado
pesaba 154 libras, seis mas que
a vencedor.
Raymond Sanchez venci6 por
yuntos a Floyd Golden, p1gil
del peso ligero, mas a la bora de
Ia distribution de los honores Sc
repartieron tablas. Golden hi
rio a su contrario en- la nariz.
Pe,ea nula se declare tam
bien la que sostuvieron Johnny
Nader y Kid Valdes. En- los tres
La gaceta., 1937-06-18

Pertenecen los ninos a la com
pania espanola agregada al Lin
loln. Nos traen cafe caliente
on mdsica ade guitarra y cante
flamenco. Uno de los espanoli-
.os entrega el pan y el otro da
a carne, con 10 que sc hace e!
,andwiehe.
e. un encanto Cir aqui la Noz
Le uno que canta y la guitarra.
A wees acompanamos con las
latas.
iva comprenderan con que
gusto esperamos "a Sanchez.
Cuando sc demora por AGA, los
ctros lie gritan: Come on, come
ON, que Sc enfrfa ell cafe!
All bano vamos por grupos ue
a echo. Caminamos hasta la CO.
Gina grande y aNi cogemos ropa
limpia y jab6n. De alli, cantan-
do v admirande los hermosos
aisaies cercanos a la carrete-
ra, con millones de flores a los
dos lados, a la ducha. Templada
La gaceta., 1937-06-18
Desde las Trincheras del Frente de MadId
con Ell Battalion Lincoln .
Cranell hablo por ell ~altavoz y ofrecio pan
a los fascistas hambrientos.
La distribution de la comida y la bora de la
ducha, con jabon y rOpa limpia

ci6n Seqrnda.... Uno de mi See
clio nvaeon un saco hacia ell en-
eargado y pide ocho panes. Los
demas pasamos las latas a las
manos de los dependencies, que
nos las llenan.
Sc da la alimentaci6n para IS
que ell encargade sabe, poco>maS
menos, 10 que necesitamos pa
a nutrirhos.
A wees uno dc los nucStros
regunta: Hay eigarritos? Y
e recibe la conteStacion: HON.
)re, hombre,. 81 los hubiera te
os dariamos.
Llenas las latas SO llama a O.
"a Secci6n v los servidos tene-
nos que irnos con la mlsica a
Jtra parte. Y nos vamOs hacia
a puerta de la choza del conf
;ario politico de la Seecion.
Ali nos dividimos por CRU :
Dos al pie de la trinchera de CO.
runicaci6n, donde esta la casa
he Ybor City y los jardines de
HumaneS. Sc buScan los platos
Y sc lie entra al contenido de las
latas.
Cuando Sc lhace la guardia de
noche y mccho mas 81 es de 2 a
), nos satisface a todos DIR la
Icz de Sanchez.
Tiene un nombre muy dificil
!e pronunciar y lie hemos pues-
TO un nombre facil.
Este Sanchez es tan popular
como un DOllter0 en- tampa. FL
nos trae ell cafe a las trincheras,
de noche, llreva, haya frio, fue-
70 o metralla. Pasa por ell cami
no que conduce hacia los CANA
ladas que vigilan.
Sanchez siempre esta alegre
" lie aeompahan sus ayudanteS,
los nihos espanoles que con 81
aprenden a hablar ingles.
La gaceta., 1937-06-18
Una JuRtn"

Ell domingo Sc enfad6 con ell
Srbcomite de Ambulancia una
persona que DO es del case men
cionar.
Guerra recoger para sus GER
dos los desperdicios de la conf
da del Picnic y cuando lie pre- =
gunt6 a un individuo sc lie Dido:
ESQ no puede hacerse sin junta
del Comite..
AL pie de la letra Sc tom6 ell
informe e inmediatamente Sc
solt6 la propaganda: Hasta pa
IA los desperdicios hay que reu-
mir ell Comite.
Para los desperdicios, no; pc
70 81 para todas las cosas de inn
portancia.
La gaceta., 1937-06-18
el aqua y bien regulada.

ell aqua y bien regulada.
Despues del bano a esperar
la camioneta que nos lleVara a
"a coeina grande, y ALI va sa-
Demos nosotros el camino...
Lo que mas nos agrada, en- ell
-apitulo de los placeres, son las
escapadas. Nos vamos, uno a
uno, hasta el rio y su vega SEM
.brada de trigo. Flores azules,
rojas, blancas, amarillas... Iii
rios, campanas, pasionarias...
Mas abajo de la cascade, en-
el rio, nos banamos, y nos SEGA
mos al sol. Luego para arriba, Ii
las trincheras.
Hemos tenido 'jaleo" duran
Q dos dias Y dos noches. Crei
que no acabaria de escribir es-
to; pero como deslpues de la tenn
pestad viene la calma...
Los ~fascistas han atacado en-
toda la Inca, pero tempo per
dido. En- ocho horas abacarOn
tres wees, por differences luga-
res, y EN- Dc horas, seis. Nos en-
eontraron firmes y dispuestos a
partirle ell alma.
Les hemos dado mas metra-
LA que "ajonjoli dan por me
do. Solo hemos tenido un he
rido, espan0l, agregado Ia dos
ingleses. Tengo adolorido ell la
do derecho, donde Sc apoya Ell
,frsil.
~ desistieron de salvar a los
de la Ciudad Universitaria Y
Toledo!
Jose Garcta Graneu.
La gaceta., 1937-06-18
RSENCIO A WOODS
POR NOCAUT

Indianapolis, JUNO 1S.-El
campeon mundial del peso well
ter, Barney Ross, venci6 aver
per nocaut, en- Ell cuarto asalto,
a Chuck Woods, de Detroit, su
rival.
Pagaron la entrada por pre-
senciar Ell match" mas de
5000 personals. Woods pesaba
148 likras, cinco mas que Ell he
breo.
Woods cay6 a Ia Iona por la
cuenta de ocho, en- ell tercero;
POGO antes de la campana, en- ell
mismo asalto, Sc lie hiZo la cuen
la de nueve.
En- ell ultimo round Ross lie
descarg6 una derecha a la quiz
jada y lie contaron los 10 segrm1
DOS.
La gaceta., 1937-06-18
La pel5cuJG de la VerbenG

Hoy Y manana Sc exhibira en-
ell teatro Casino, de Ybor City,
Ia pelfcula que ell pasado domin
go Sc tomara en- ell Picnic de la
Ambulancia.
Como saben nuestros lectores
ell Sr. Greek, em.presario de ese
teatro, hizo que un conocido "ca
meraman" tomara ALI una Gin
ia de 600 pies.
Tambien sc exhibira EN- los
teatros Ritz y Royal.
La Union de Empleados de
teatros, segs1n nos informaron
anoche, recogera entire sus
miembros, ell sabado, para un
donativo en- favor de la Ambu :
aancia.
La gaceta., 1937-06-18
Ell Dinero

Llegaba anoche a $1,000 10 re
>audado por la comisi6n de ha-
eienda del Subcomite de Ambu-
lancia.
Jose Vazquez, el tesorero, ira
'oaja todas las noches en- la Off
Gina del Centre Espanol de
Ybor.
Ruegase a las comisiones que
activen sus trabajos.
La gaceta., 1937-06-18
MITIN DE LOS OBREROS DE
LA WPA

Ell Sr. P. V. Calero nos remi-
tie una communication que dice:
I'm mitin para los trabajado-
res de la WPA sc efectuara en-
Il nuevo local de West Tampa,
hoy viernes, altos del Club Ami
Cos, casa n1mero 2138 de la ca
lie de Main. Las defiberaciones
ompezaran a las 8 de la noche.
Suplicase la asistencia de to-
dos los trabajadores.
La gaceta., 1937-06-18
.xsvs la acci6n no decay6 nj

xs la acci6n no decay6 nj
un solo instante.
GaspaI Gcggino hizo su phi
nana pslea en- Tampa, delrotan
40 cor nocaut teenico a Tom
Watkins.
Los otros combates arroja-
rcn a siguiente resultado: Bud
D; tehead fue paesto a dor
nh por Raymond Bernfer. L.
mult'9ud expres6 inconformi-
lad con la victoria. Pasaron va
les minstos antes de que el ven
do recuperara Ell conocimien-
%. BeSal mino Martinez venci6
cor nocaut tecnjco a Ed Red
dick, en- tres asaltoS; Bob Diaz
ierrot6 a Kid Leon; Montana
Lopez ruso a dormir a Bert Da-
is; Don Salgado triunfS sobre
Ed Jordon, en- Ct primer ~asa1to;
Pancho vapule6 a AL Ro-
81 hes aSaltos.
La gaceta., 1937-06-18
De Ia p~ldtafor1na

Anoche sc nos inform6 que
en- ell trabajo de colocar la pla-
taforma en- ell parque LA Co
lumna," TONIC parte ell Sr. Fran
cisco Ramon, un contratista.
Atenci6n que la agradece Ell
Subcomite de Ambulancia.
La gaceta., 1937-06-18
Reuni0n ConiantG

Reuni0n ConiuntG
Para esta noche 81 son
81 fin de considerar Gif Ssunto
importante, al Subcomfte de
Ambulancia y ell Comite Popu-
lar Democratico de Socorro a
Espana.
Ruegase la aS~istencia de to-
dos, incluyendo a las damas.
Ramonfn Rodriguez tiene en-
cartera una sorpresa.
La gaceta., 1937-06-18

Arepartiendo unos carteles, d
medic de sus comisio@es, a To-
ESTABLISHMENTS que semanal-
msente contribuyen para la cues
taci6n de la Cruz Roja Espano-
la.
Los carteles son de la propie-
dad del Comite y ruegase al p1-
blico Sc fife en- ellos.
iAgradecimiento para los que
cooperan en- favor de una JUS
ia causa.
La gaceta., 1937-06-18

Na@S-Estoy contento por
.cIS anoehe les hiee un discnrso
q los rebeldes por ell altavo1'
Por syerte mia lie prestaron a.
tenct6n, porque dejaron de III
rar, ,cosa rara en- ellos.
Confieso que mi espfritu sc
ha.laba animado For ell fervcr
patri6tico. =
Poccs minutes antes habia on
do una confercncia o discourse
con el tcma Espana Universal,
dada ,por ell muy conocido CANA
rada, luchador acerrimo, Bot
Minor. Con SIN oratoria supo
eonmoyer a todos dos que lie es-
cuchabamos. Habl6 acerca de
las trincheras v desde las trim
cheras he escuchamos. Sus pala
bras nos hicieron ell efecto de
un fuerte abrazo mandado por
-aquellos que con nosotros conn
parten el deseo de la victoria.
70 me siento orgulloso de es-
tar aqui, .pegado a la terra que
ne protege de las balas traido-
ras, y como 20 Ne sienten todos.
Cuando me bajaba del para =
eJ8to heeho con los sacos, CON la
natural fatiga del esfuerZo ora
torio, Y me felicitaban los COM
paneros, Sc dej6 DIR una VOC que
del otro lado venia: 6Tienen
pan-....?
Salte otra vez a los sacos, CO.
mo impulsado por un resorte, y
~conteste: Nosotros siem.pre te-
nemos pan para un hambriento.
Y para que yeas no exiglmos ma
da por ell pan tie 10 voy a poner,
colgado de ur palo, como un sim
bolo de confraternidad entire
los hombres."
A las diez de la noche seIte
de la trinchera, sin rifle nj BON
Ibas, pero con dos panes amarra
dos a un palo, y un pico que me
sirvi6 para hacer oil agujero y
enterrar ell madero. Qued6 err
guido como un mastil y los pa.
mes colgaban a cada lado de un
pedazo de tela roja.
Ali pasaron los panes toda
la noche; al llegar la manana
no los habian recogido.
Con la luz del sol empezaron
a disparar y acribillaron 10 que
necesitaban para alimentarse y
Ell palo.
Bueno, va 10 sabemos. En- o.
ira OCCASION, cuando pidan pan,
res daremos PAN DE RAYOS.
Nos repartieron aqui cigarri-
Hos Chesterfield, Camel y de o.
tras classes, gonna de mascar,
chicle, de Wrigley y Beach Nut.
Buena falta hace que vayan lie
gando, porque nos traen ale :
grfa.
Seguramente que a ustedes
les resultara interesante ell sa-
her como sc sirve por aca la CO.
mida. Cuando hablo de una Sec
ci6n es como 81 lpor acortar les
dijera que todas son iguales.
La Secci6n Guiana, donde es
tan los pocos cubanos que que :
dan en- las trincheras..-.. (aquf
la censura cort6 desde la Quartz
lla quinta hasta la octava), en-
este canine existe la segunda
cocina, donde se hace el cafe, ell
tie, la limonada, etc., etc.
odos tenemos unas latas espe
ciales hechas para llevar la CO.
mida y vamos a lavarlas a una
enorme caldera ELENA de aqua
.enjabonada y algunas esponjas
que nosotros sabemos usar. AL
gunas wees ell aqua de fregar
Iesta muy caliente, pero asf nos
gusta a ~nosotros porQue sc frie-
ga mas aprisa y mejor.
De mi Secci6n, la Segunda,
uno sale a buscar el cafe, tie o
limonada a la segunda cocina.
Liega la oamioneta de la conf
la y todos nos aglomeramos GER
ca de ella. Ell reparto esta a car
go de un encargado de la selec-
ci6n do has seecimaS ma da los
Evening star., 1937-05-30
1ST MARINE BRIGADE
WINS ELLIOTT TROPHY
Brig. Gen. James ]. Meade Con.
graduates Team Members
for Second Victory.

For the second consecutive year the
1st Marine Brigade of the Fleet Ma
rine Force at Quantico. Va, won the
Elliott trophy match, officials an
nounce. Brig. Gen. James J. Meade,
commanding general Of the brigade,
congratulated the team members on
their excellent shooting as crediting q
high state Of training and proficiency.
Scores Of the three highest teams
follow: 1st Marine Brigade, 1,1OS;
Marine Barracks, Quantico, Va, 1,1Ol,
and Marine Barracks, Paris Island,
S. c., 1901.
Composing the brigade team were:
Marine Gunner William A. Lee. with
269; Corpl. Russell M. Catron. 277:
Corpl. Valentine j. Kravitz, 284. and
Pvt. (F1rst Glass; James c. Hardy,
276. officials explained that the high
est possible score for q team Is 1,200,
while for each shooter 300 is the max
imum obtainable.
The team captain was First Lieut..
August Larson, while the team coach
Of the winners was Sergt. Kenneth E.
Harker.
The Elliott trophy was taken last
year by the brigade with q total score
Of 1,067, while the Marine Barracks
at Quantico registered 1862 and the
Paris Island group netted 1,048.
Evening star., 1937-05-30
DAUGHTERS OF nile
TO MEET june Gil
Mrs. J. Edwin Reid General
Chairman Of Supreme
Session.

The supreme session Of the daugh-
ters of the Nile will be held at the
Mayfower Hotel, June to IL. Mrs.
]. Edwin Reid of Sanla Temple Is
general chairman and Mrs. Henrietta
Vann, vice chairman.
Supreme Princess Royal Florence
K. Lee will give garden party at
her home, 2807 Chesterfield place,
Forrest Hills, June 6 at 4 pm. Buses
will transport members from the
hotel.
The Registration Committee, with
Minna Rauch, Helen Luckett and
Maud H. Shelton, publicity chairman,
will be on duty at the registration
desk from 8 am. to noon June Z.
The session will open at 1880 pm.
under the direction Of Junior Past
Queen Bertha M. Bromwell. A ban
quet will be held at 7 pm. The guest
speaker will be w. Freeland Kendrick,
founder of the Shriners' Hospitals for
crippled children.
Other events are: June 9, Supreme
officers luncheon, 12:15; queens
luncheon, 1915; patrol luncheon. Lo-
tus Cafe, 1915; delegates banquet,
MAyflower, pm.
June 10: Past queens luncheon.
1915; line officers luncheon, l2:l5:
installation Of officers and formal
ball. 8 pm.
Pleasure trip By boat to Mount
Vernon, 10 an.
Evening star., 1937-05-30
MARINE RESERVES
TRANSFERS MADE
Sergt. J. w. Crawford Pro-
ed-Lieuts. Simpson,
Smithe Are Shifted.

Sergt. James w. Crawford Of the
5th Battalion, Fleet Marine Corps Re-
serve. has been promoted to first ser
geant and assigned to Company E, at
Alexandria, Va, for duty.
Due to changes in their civilian oc-
cupations that necessitate their leav-
ing Washington, Second Lieuts. Will
liam A. Simpson of Company A and
Charles K. Smithe of Company B have
been detached from the 5th Battalion
and transferred to the Eastern Reserve
Area. The vacancy created by Lieut..
Simpsons detachment has been filled
by Second Lieut.. James T. Patterson.
He is Georgetown man and base
ball pitcher. The vacancy in Company
B occasioned by Lieut.. Smithe's de-
tachment has been filled by the as
signment of Second Lieut.. John w.
Messer from Headquarters Company to
Company B.
First Lieut.. William J. Burrows has
Joined the battalion from the Eastern
Reserve Area for duty as assistant to
the plans and training ofdcer.
The battalion is scheduled to 60 to
Quantico on its 15-day annual field
training period on August IS for COM
bat exercises, landing force maneuvers
and other training activities. The bat
TALON will camp under canvas for the
full IS days. The trip to and from
Quantico will be made by boat.
The battalion base ball team desires
to arrange Saturday afternoon games
with unlimited teams, local and out Of
town. Arrangements for games can
be made by telephoning Lieut.. Lyman
r. McAboy, Lincoln 562o-J.
BY order of the major general COM
mandant recruiting OF men without
previous military training will be dis
continued on June 80. There are va
cancies for rifiemen in the line COM
panies, also several vacancies for
trumpeters, cooks and musicians. The
age limits are from II to IS.
Applicants for enlistment should ap-
ply on any Tuesday or Wednesday eve
ming at 45s Indiana avenue for enlist
ment in Companies A, B. G and D.
Applicants for enlistment in Com
pany e should apply at Alexandria,
for Company F at Rockville and for
the second platoon OF Company B at
Indian Head, Md.
At an officers meeting last week it
was voted to hold no social events dur
ing the period at Quantico. but to
stage the annual pre-camp dinner and
dance in Washington prior to the de-
! parture for Quantico.
The battalion and band will take
part in the Veterans Of Foreign Wars
annual department encampment pa
rade on Constitution avenue on June
Is. Maj. Harvey L. Miller, command
ing the 5th Battalion, Is former de-
partment commander Of the Veterans
Of Foreign Wars, Department Of the
| District Of Columbia.
Evening star., 1937-05-30

Cavalry and Thomas D. Turner, Bat.
terry L, 5th United States Coast Artil-
lery, were mustered into membership.
Robert Burg, Martin A. Silk, Homer
Benack and George c. Shaw were
elected delegates, and Bernard D.
Yacunas, E. F. K. Schroeder, Harry
Smith and Thomas J. Bowling alter
mates, to the department encamp-
ment June IL.
Richard j. Harden Camp was pre-
sided over by Comdr. Hanning. Bis
marck Ferguson. 1st Texas Calvary.
and Aldus Shellenburger, 9th Penn
sylvania Volunteers, were mustered
into membership. This morning.
Dewey Camp, accompanied by tho
Elks Band, will march to the Maine
Shaft at lo35 o'clock, where appro.
pirate services will be held.
President Helen Grissam presided
over Henry w. Lawton Auxiliary. Tho
candidacy Of Kathryn Lynch for de-
partment senior vice president of the
Department Auxiliary was indorsed.
President Mary Burke presided at
the meeting Of Admiral George Dewey
Auxiliary. Rennie Constable, Anna
Perkins, Eloise Heron and Bertha
Kermer were initiated to membership.
Delegates and IA alternates were
elected to the encampment July IL.
Comdr. Mcdonald presided over
Urell Camp. William N. Barnes, Oil
liam F. Smith, Edward Lacey and
Michael E. Murry were elected dele
gates and Arthur G. Suydam, Thomas
A. Wilkinson, John H. Brindley and
Otto E. Gelbrick alternates to the
department encampment. Senior Vice
Comdr. Walter N. LAing resigned.
effective June Is, for business reasonA