9 research outputs found
KRITIK SOSIAL DALAM KOMIK WEBTOON 304th STUDY ROOM KARYA FELICIA HUANG: SEBUAH TINJAUAN SOSIOLOGI SASTRA
No full textAmalia, Pitri. 2018. “Social Criticims in Comic Webtoon 304th Study Room of Felicia Huang: A review of Sociology. Thesis (S1) Indonesia Literature. Culture Faculty Of Diponegoro University Semarang. Adviser Drs. Moh Muzzaka, M. Hum. and Khothibul Umam, S.S, M. Hum.
Literature is an work which is imagination to inform pupose author for reader. Literature also reflection of humanity who changed in fiction type. This is study about webtoon comic 304th Study Room who explaine the course student Senior high school within confront problem who concerning family, social, and education. This research purpose to explaine comic structure, fiction, and social criticism used is qualitative method. The technic research are accumulation data, analizing data, presentation result analysis, and confer conclusion.
The result of analysis comic structure 304th Study Room are speech ballon, panel, and picture. There is result of analysis fiction structure which reveal main character and additional characters that ongoing story, the flow contained in this comic is a mixed plot, because the are several flashback to support the story content, and the setting are consist of a place setting, time setting, and social setting.
The result of analysis social criticism in comis 304th Study Room which are criticism to mistake one parent’s within care for child, criticism to society adolescent present time (bully), criticism to Indonesia education, criticism to Indonesia government, and criticism to racial discrimination. This point can be social criticism exist within an literature get reflection of around life society.
Key Word: Literature, Comic, Structure of comic and fiction, Social Criticim
PERAN PENDIDIKAN AGAMA ISLAM DALAM PENGEMBANGAN KARAKTER SISWA DI ERA DIGITAL:TANTANGAN DAN PELUANG
No full textIslamic Religious Education (PAI) plays a strategic role in character development among students in the digital era, aiming to cultivate individuals with faith, piety, and noble character. This study explores the challenges and opportunities associated with integrating PAI into the digital era, highlighting issues such as the negative influence of social media, and lack of student focus. Utilizing a qualitative phenomenological approach, data were collected through interviews, and observations to gain insights into experiences and perceptions related to PAI in character building. The findings indicate that while technology can distract students, it also provides opportunities to enhance moral education through interactive digital tools, project-based learning, and the integration of Islamic values. Teachers’ proactive roles and collaboration with families and communities are essential in ensuring the effective implementation of PAI. The study concludes that adapting PAI with holistic strategies, combining technological integration and moral education, is crucial for fostering students' character in line with Islamic values.(Pendidikan Agama Islam (PAI) memiliki peran strategis dalam pengembangan karakter siswa di era digital. Penelitian ini mengeksplorasi tantangan dan peluang dalam mengintegrasikan PAI di era digital, dengan menyoroti masalah seperti pengaruh media sosial, dan kurangnya fokus siswa. Dengan pendekatan kualitatif fenomenologi, data dikumpulkan melalui wawancara dan observasi untuk memahami pengalaman dan persepsi terkait PAI dalam pembentukan karakter. Hasil penelitian menunjukkan bahwa meskipun teknologi dapat menjadi distraksi bagi siswa, teknologi juga memberikan peluang untuk memperkuat pendidikan moral melalui alat digital interaktif, pembelajaran berbasis proyek, dan integrasi nilai-nilai islam. Peran proaktif guru serta kolaborasi dengan keluarga dan komunitas sangat penting untuk memastikan implementasi PAI yang efektif. Penelitian ini menyimpulkan bahwa adaptasi PAI dengan strategi holistik yang menggabungkan integrasi teknologi dan pendidikan moral sangat penting untuk membangun karakter siswa sesuai dengan nilai-nilai islam)
Tinjauan Kriminologi Terhadap Pelaku Tindak Pidana Pembakaran Hutan Dan Lahan Di Kabupaten Pelalawan Provinsi Riau
No full textCRIMINOLOGY REVIEW OF THE PERPRETATORS OF FOREST AND LAND BURNING CRIMES IN THE PELALAWAN DISTRICT OF RIAU PROVINCE ABSTRACT Forest and land fires have always been a problem that always haunts the riau province precisely in Pelalawan regency. The problem of criminal law enforcement against land and forest burners is experiencing confusion, this is because all prevention efforts and sanctions given do not also cause a deterrent effect for perpetrators and communities that incessantly open land by burning, so it needs a criminological review to measure why the crime of arson is difficult to eliminate. The main problems in this study are: 1) What are the factors that cause perpetrators to commit forest and land burning crimes in Pelalawan Regency of Riau Province, and 2) What are the efforts made to eradicate the perpetrators of forest and land burning crimes in Pelalawan Regency of Riau Province. The research methods used in this study use observational approaches. While from the nature of the research is descriptive analytical. Factors causing forest and land burning in Pelalawan regency of Riau province can be from a variety of factors, but the main cause is the factor of human negligence that opens agricultural land by burning intentionally. One of the cases that the author examined was the land burning case carried out by Erwin bin M. Juno at that time was already 42 years old residents of Sungai Buluh Village, Bunut Subdistrict, Pelalawan Regency which had been decided by the District Court 2 years in prison. Perpetrators burn forests and land intentionally even do not know the act of burning forests and land can be punished. There are several factors that cause crime, these factors include: Economic factors, psychological factors, media factors, religious factors, environmental factors, biological factors, spiritual and academic factors, physical and spiritual factors, from the above factors can then be found the reason someone committed a crime, so that a preventive solution can be found. While the Efforts Made To Prevent Perpetrators of Forest and Land Burning Crimes in Pelalawan Regency of Riau Province are: Carrying out Socialization to the Community, Mapping areas prone to forest and land fires (karhutla), Empowerment of village communities, Mitigation Efforts, Conducting Karhutla Patrols (Forest and Land Fires)
Analisis Bibliometrik Dari Sewindu Penelitian Tentang Asset Pricing
No full textABSTRACTThis study aims to present the development of asset pricing models from bibliometric analysis and provide scope and direction for future research. The Scopus database was used to search for research articles on asset pricing from 2016-2023. Out of 8,839 articles, 2,860 were selected for the final bibliometric analysis. Citation analysis, keyword analysis, and author-related analysis were conducted. Based on the results of bibliometric analysis, it is known that the United States is the country that conducts the most research on asset pricing. Keyword analysis was also analyzed to evaluate important areas of research. Financial markets, stock markets, costs, investment, price dynamics, risk assessment, commerce, CAPM, stock returns, asset pricing models, return predictability, risk factors, and profitability are the most frequently used keywords. The year 2021 had the highest number of research articles. The most prominent author in asset pricing research is Zaremba who has the highest citations.
PENGARUH KECERDASAN EMOSIONAL DAN PENGEMBANGAN SUMBER DAYA MANUSIA TERHADAP KINERJA KARYAWAN PT CENTRAL BATAM RAYA
No full textEmployee performance has a very important role because it will affect the employee output so that will affect the performance of a company. This study analyzes employee performance at PT Central Batam Raya are reviewed through the variables of emotional intelligence and human resource development. This research is a quantitative research with the method used is descriptive analysis and multiple regression analysis and data collection techniques through questionnaires. Questionnaires distributed amounted to 102 respondents. The method used in this study was chosen mainly because of the limited time, cost and energy that the author has, so that in this case the writer hopes to be able to examine specific aspects of a social situation in depth. Data collection is done by primary data and secondary data. The results showed that the variable emotional intelligence and human resource development had a significant effect simultaneously on employee performance with t count> t table (4,860 > 1,98397) and (4,935 > 1,98397), significant value <0.05 and F count> F table (70,337 > 3,09) with a significant value <0.05
LITERASI INFORMASI BENCANA DALAM KONSTRUKSI PENGETAHUAN SISWA UNTUK KESIAPSIAGAAN BENCANA GEMPA BUMI DAN TSUNAMI (STUDI KASUS SMAN 1 PEUKAN BADA KABUPATEN ACEH BESAR)
No full textThis study aims to find out, describe and analyze the forms, methods, steps, supporting and inhibiting factors in the information literacy process in the construction of student knowledge for earthquake and tsunami disaster preparedness carried out at SMAN 1 Peukan Bada, Aceh Besar regency. This research uses qualitative descriptive method. Data were taken through observation, interviews and documentation related to the study. Meanwhile, data collection uses purposive sampling techniques, namely data taken from people who know and have basic information about the research topic, in this case, namely the head of the disaster safe school preparedness team, the teacher of the disaster preparedness group management team, students of SMAN 1 Peukan Bada, Aceh Besar Regency. Furthermore, the data analysis used is data reduction, data presentation and drawing conclusions. Then to test the validity of the data, the author uses tringulation, references and member checks.
The results showed that the forms of information literacy at SMAN 1 Peukan Bada were visual literacy and media literacy. The information literacy methods used are problem formulation and problem identification, information search strategies, location and access, information utilization, synthesis and evaluation of information. The information literacy steps carried out are the delivery of simple instructions, following instructions, following instructions, student confidence and evaluation. Supporting factors in the information literacy process are student enthusiasm, the availability of facilities and infrastructure and the knowledge of the management team regarding disasters and other factors, namely community participation and government support that provides training to teachers in schools, provides facilities and infrastructure and carries out mentoring activities. Meanwhile, what hinders literacy is students who have difficulty maintaining disaster facilities and infrastructure in schools, funding, teamwork with outside parties, superior support in self-actualizing the management team both in terms of funding and motivation as well as differences in understanding of the government and other parties so that it has an impact on the process of literacy activities in schools
Makna Leksikal dan Gramtikal dari Judul Berita Politik Media Online RiauPos.co
No full textOnline newspapers are internet-based newspapers that contain news, articles, and features. The existence of this online news letter is no stranger to the public. This is because online newspapers also play a crucial role in everyday life and become a medium of information. Many people today misunderstand in interpreting the headlines they read. At the same time creating various perspectives in understanding news headlines (headlines). This is often due to ignorance and other factors, including misuse by the author or poor word choice, creating ambiguity among news readers. This study focuses on the lexical and grammatical meaning of political news headlines in the RiauPos.co Online media. This research was conducted in addition to providing an explanation of how news headlines (headlines) can lead to errors, but also trying to convey insights about public perceptions when reading news headlines (headlines). The research entitled "Lexical and Grammatical Meaning of Political News Titles in RiauPos.co Online Media" uses a qualitative approach. This research uses content analysis method. The data source of this research is a collection of political news titles on the RiauPos.co Online media. The data analysis technique in this study uses content analysis. The data collection technique of this research is the documentation technique. Data collection by means of documentation is a method used by researchers to collect data from the RiauPos.co Online media related to political news, especially in a collection of political news titles starting from 17 May 2022 - 06 June 2022. This research is focused on lexical meaning on political news headlines. The results showed that the lexical meaning of political news titles in the RiauPos.co Online media was quite good, it just needed an explanation so that readers could understand it well
Implementasi Pengaturan Pengurangan Sampah Plastik Di Kota Denpasar Melalui Hukum Sebagai Sarana Pengubah Masyarakat
No full textPenambahan jumlah produksi sampah tiap tahunnya menunjukkan angka yang meningkat sehingga perlu dibuat regulasi aturan untuk menjawab permasalahan, yakni salah satunya dengan pengurangan sampah plastik yang sering dipergunakan dalam masyarakat untuk dipergunakan berbelanja baik ke pasar modern dan pasar tradisional. Sampah plastik disini sangat berbahaya karena susah terurai, tidak ramah lingkungan, dan bisa mengakibatkan pencermaan lingkungan baik laut, udara dan darat yang membahayakan kesehatan masyarakat. Bahan plastik yang mengadung lateks ini harus dikurangi peredaranya agar tidak mengakibatkan kerusakan pada lingkungan. Metode penelitian menggunakan penelitian empiris denagn pendekatan perundang-undangan, menggunakan sumber data primer dan sekunder. Adapun rumusan masalah adalah bagaimana penerapan pengaturan pengurangan sampah di Kota Denpasar? dan Bagaiamana Perwali Kota Denpasar Nomor 36 tahun 2018 dilihat sebagai Hukum sebagai pengubah masayarakat?. Hasil pembahasan menunjukkan bahwa penerapan peraturan tentang pengurangan Kantong plastik di Kota Denpasar sudah berjalan dengan baik dengan dikeluarkannya Peraturan Walikota Denpasar Nomor 36 Tahun 2018 sebagai langkah startegis yang diambil dan Perwali ini merupakan sarana pengubah kehidupan masyarakat dalam penggunakan kantong plastik menjadi tas belanja yang ramah lingkungan.
Kata Kunci: implementasi; sampah plastik; Kota Denpasar
Abstract
The increase in the amount of waste production each year shows an increasing figure, so it is necessary to make regulations to answer the problem, one of which is by reducing plastic waste which is often used in society for shopping both in modern markets and traditional markets. Plastic waste here is very dangerous because it is difficult to decompose, is not environmentally friendly, and can cause pollution to the sea, air and land environment which endangers people's health. The distribution of plastic materials containing latex must be reduced so as not to cause damage to the environment. The empirical research type journal writing method uses a statutory approach, using primary and secondary data sources. The problem formulation obtained is How is the Implementation of Waste Reduction Arrangements in Denpasar City? and How is Perwali Denpasar City Number 36 of 2018 seen as a law that changes society? The results of the discussion on the implementation of plastic bag reduction regulations in Denpasar City have gone well with the issuance of Denpasar Mayor Regulation Number 36 of 2018 as a strategic step taken and this Perwali is a means of changing people's lives by using plastic bags to become environmentally friendly shopping bags.
Keywords: implementation; plastic waste; Denpasar City
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nta ton wilt'return before rite uni-
iir.'t) oi^n*
After en!«.>lng the hospitality of =
the. Sjn JOBS -bnn.b.-t ot commerce
for th** d*> ni a lunqtiet und In sn
Btttomoblle loHi' of the SantB Clnt.i'
valley. PfssWeii! It F Both «f H^
W.-*lero PgrtfCt ttaiirond Pompanv;
nnd hi* *tn^ at ptotnlneni rall<*»d
n>- u ttoarded the train here tor *■»»
FraocI*e« Stanford 1 niverslty »»•
the tn*." t»*'nt of lntere*t shown t»
ite Western Fat ill' official*
Mr> Joseph ttnlihinstin and fnm-
tly have returned ftom an outing at
Fallen l-enf lake
Prank tinuliet wa* called to Nevada several day* ago it. attend the
funeral of a relative
Pr..fe*i...t and Mm C H Wtngj
and famll. rn-e back from ih.-fr out-!
lng In tbe 111 ( Itnsln country.
lillver Atkinsdn returned Sundnv .
ins from an outing al San!*'
and vicinity
Ui.lnr-..l.iv. J«h JO-
HHm Anna l^>der i« borne, aflei
Ipeadfai her vacation In the Yosem-
I. II Howell end laiii.lv are orctt-
i-vltig the Stanley plare at 1020
U'averl* * slreet.
Itutu* Keller of It* Hrrun streel
who has Iwn awar on business. Is
SSpected home this week
K T. Iluton. Sianford -tt, ot Una
Angele* arrived on Ibe campus tods, and will remain several daya.
I. O. Rawnon nnd family have
taken ibe Harhaugh plara al 1101
Cow par »treei
H E Helve! and tainllt have
imed intt. ihe house at ttfi Kel-
•ce avenue
e • *
MfSS Hotel William* »'f San Jnw
. -.{kiting Ml** Phyllis l_*ahe of
Chief el l*0|lcs
I* retwrne*! front
Holtlstet and 1
t'besier F Noble
til* vacallon spent
* Angele.
Wall Evan*
finer r*'»tden
1111 Kthersoo,
■ movetl from hit
f.p High *treet Ir
*. E It Merrleleee ha* taken j
Hibbl-i. l...UM'-at 10=7 Emer- Mr* TNJS SntiHi hs* -
in l- a Sun Piaticlinao A.xordln
n> nimonncntenl male tadgj by the
Pnrt-.l** ntbletl*-* .-..inciitee. ha wll!
tut one-of the Internsttoaa] stars m
OBUpota-la •' " !,:-- athletic iirogram
wbi h »'tl !>e n part ol the Purloin
fe*t|.al or October II to ..*. neai,
Tltl* festival will coii> memo fate the
th annlvemarv of tbe discover*
ihe Farlflc tH-enii.'nnd a cracker-
lark *|ntrlltig program tigs already
irraiigett with more features
idded.
While Mt-Loughlln will be i.ne of
the big cards or the portoln rham-
* (all tiusine** I pionshlp meet, a tentit* program wtih
• • • j nntnv other Kitoitg nam** lis* lieen
Ml** Irma BBCbokkg nntl Miss !„>!* j prepared. *
Mr and Mm Joeeph I-iikln ami
Ibeir son. Howar.1 tjtrkin. have
turned from a visit to New Vf.rk
J II W Id-
week* Hi
1 ha* returned front
the Kan Joan 111 r
ie Is now ready fol
tr. he 1
limn.
Ilr T M Wlillntii.
in-i foiitid*iii>n.
Ire building for]
oppimtie lhe II- j
this week
Mt
Tbe Frsiern,
il Aid \s*ocIalton
will hold a regt
1m meeting in Pra-
ti-rtiiv Hall tb
* evening Thn la
die* will be in
barge
Ret sod Mr
Thorns* A Atkln*
son ami daagbi
em have returned
fn.m a camping
trip io lhe roaoutde
Tbev plan to leji
.1. in n few days fot
>*f Helena t V
-.it relatives.
T 11 .<<..!• ot
Mat field 1* Spending
Mia John Squire am!
- daughter** returned lo-
i pleasant eatieg ai Caaipj
emlle.
•nt at the wedding
of MI** Augusta t'phaiii to Ernest
Slither tu San FrancUfo la*t evening
The citv council will meet ne»t
Monday morning nt in o'clock as a
board ot equalisation. Any rlilien
ma) (He-a protest and receive t*.
Innilng fiom the Itonrd
ess
Mr* 11 H Amldon of D)ron *lreet
ta entertaining a rew neighborhood
Indies IhU nfterntitiii In honor "f hi<r
ulster. Mr* F O notxlfll of TittSOO
Arts
The k|M<clttl train lo Saltns* Sun-
da) wtll Stop Sl Pato Alto nl »:1»
Returning In the owning li will
lento Salinas at ? SB Innlitud at
,1 |* NttWNom. Iter nn Until-
.--.....it, with Ml*-. Ed lib Kelt)
■■ vl.lUng her from Snn Mateo
OOrgB Hotmail left this mom
r ,t motor trip lO Mount He,
ind '"'in ther.- ihey will tak*
- tit- trip* tit tbe Hla Itnsln
i nir and the Hlg Tr.-.-
?hsi
.1 E Wt-liet and fivniili
ivi-d Inlo liter new home I
nemoii slfeet, whith the.
d onl) tecenlly.
have.
W T Morion, ihe grocer, has
nken * leaaeon the Heittngei lum**.
ti .*'. I Htin.ilt.in avenue and t* be
npflng i* with hi* famitv
Mrs M P Vsrron ba* mo*ed
nto ihe haute, on Itaiwon* «tr***'
«lil-'h «bc iimi-lii 1 recently fiom
:l|.-lr Hit
4a. from
nnd Mm J. F OsnJOSO, pui*
• • • 'em* fl( Mr* Theo.lore MurpliT
Thr town board of Baaayvale hssjtahoBs bti*bnnd reeentiv parchssed
■ aitlt-d a tt.ntraM to It. CliHfuh* i * •: r , Alfred S«<ale reatdeiite. hnve ar
ir ibe lon-lrui'iion »f new cemenll rt,H tn Falo Alto (Hid nn- ucciipy-
dewatk* to rest I1A.97S.19. |(nB (he Mallhews' home on t'hun
,enue. Mr. flarneau 1* a plo-
piinlltti of St. Louts,
ad.
Among Ihe other plsvem wlll be
Tom Itiintlv and Met Mmg. both of
whom have been numbered among
Ihr flml len plnyem in America In
Ibe official ranking. I_tsl year Hun
dy married May Suit mi. women's
champion Itundv and M.-tiughltn
nre ihe I'nlted Slaleit d.nible* champions I_tng went Itt Australia wllh
Mt t^mghlln the flr»t and n-.-i.od
limes he, tried for the Davis cup, ,
Oilier Snn Prnoi-lsco slam wlll
pitri!tl|>ale In the tournament. In- .
rinding * Sitsrhnn. 1* Hrlftln and
K Ffilltelt lhe Utter Is the dou
bit-* pariner of W. Johnsion. add
!-,-i )ear the) won lhe Oregon
doublet. championship, Johngtofl
alfti winning the Oregon -tingle*
With c linrdiier. Jekastoa last yen*
won ihe Central Pallfurnla diiublen
• liamplonnblp at Stockton, when
Maeriee Uc£oaghtla won tht- *iogle*
championship
The Modern Woodmen
Felicitate a Member
NUICIIROKI.V 0JUCBTINO SF.NT
TO j O. DAVIS AT SAN
FRANCISCO
..r MattlHd
pig.* III Snn Frnm
i \ number *4 i*«n
Lewi* hn* gioved lui
. nt SIC Mlddlefleli
*- ml -j-[#, Indiana tourists. In tbelr
chin- -. |#*SOd through Pslo Alto
Mtafl Augusta l>|"''* morning at 11.t*. They are
Stnl-*-r will lake »"» 00 tl.e way lo I/* Angele*. »f
I.... thl. coming !"'«■ ** »*»> •>< * *"* ****** ***
kilo friend* of' FwiBCttcb n«'1 Uakland H I* 0 tour
tl, m sllend tl..'!'r in-i-ftion,
in ett I) If*
Hitm Holmes n
Eugenie llotinef
have taken the hU
■-■tin
■ean-t
otne* the iot-
A Stiuire:
It Adair Eddl
ikiting my* i*
-tnd little
r MrKvo]
.
.
i ia i iBCstlop of iwo weehs In Nap
rounts He wa* suMsasTni hu
week in hugging a large deer
lowing «'">' from J
•The ratn* of the p*
a-e end'-d and the volume At *■*■■*" |.v)1on avenue.
• fimUig over Hie fall* I* touch • ■> •
greater- especially the VoseraKe' \tr .md Mm v, c.rant Fatrtiaatfttayv i
falls. The hishest* mavimnm tern- bate gone te Is** Angele* to vtsll 1'nlve
petal nre of the past few week* »««; their daughter. Mm Hniel Tracy
:*l degree* on July ttth. while the The. wer» a--comi*nled as far as
!oae*rmlnlfi.nm lempe-_ture si> *4 t*Am Itoble* mv Ml** .leanetle Net-
degree*, on July -4th There a*"*1 son.
now In camp about IT'., inwpte •••
ramp Carry can a-*'ommo-late over Mrs Nellie Goahell and little
:i hundred more *' .daughter, who hate l-een vlslUng
• » » Mm. C. K. Henry, returned to their
Mt«* flertrud* Mill* gvee a »bower . home at I'klnb ve*terda*
Thursday afternoon nl her home on • • •
direst nventie to Ml** Irma Z*chok- Mr and Mm F. F Jeffer. and tlr Morgan,
ke, who wlll leave California tn 8ep- ,n-l Mm T F Hammond have de- j --arents.
irtOls-r A couiHaO) wtth her mother\ported in the Hammond** nutniim
for Etlrope. where »h* 1* to wed; bile for a tour of the high Sierra-
■ti«*-c and Ptnnk Llverinore pen ;.
*•* \iiget(i> SntUtda) rile' * r.t'tt
titantting lo remain In th" Fulsoi
na. who eooteasedl lo
poltm at ihe Pacific
-i. Company on tlm
Inns ->nd who wa*
Pr.-el.lenl f> 11 Jen**
'••liege, Aurora, hi . wai
.r lie. i.ewin a tier ot
e*.l
,.-*.■■
wi.o ii
eek«
Pe
Vi.it Ell*-n Itoi
u, Stanford '*'.* 9mm hoi
>» ago artanglr.g to re-ei
u September
,Wil| lliggei will p
e trip
11-put* Sheriff
.ttmblv make the
C P Kiel»lrap, who t* t.. be
nuhler of lh« new Sunnyvalo bank
WBI fl Via t..r in P.ilo AHo >e*.ierdny
Th** .tffl.er. of the bank are planning to ert-tt n building In the near
Ke luo. nut fot been
i week*' vacation at selected I'tiiil ihe completion of
iit-w building Hie headquarters
• • • j win lie fn lhe 3mm** building In
Harrv Morgan, formeriv a drug- Sunn*.ale
.t of Marfletd I* spending a few „-, .
y« wllh bl* dnnghter. Mis* Vnes--|jIUI„j:,v |„|v ., ..
Mr and Mr* Jaioes Mrl^trhim
Mr* E C, ptefd nnd Ml** Bsdle B|]
Mcl-ichigfl hnve remrned to Palo|(ui
Alio, afler a twt
Vniint Hermon
per street )e*terdny
. ••mpiinit'd >•) bl* /IhukIi
ii school teacher In Hie Phicagt
BrboOta and Ml** Plnkbam ot Pn*a
dens, who will attend Aurora Col-
lege thi* fall. The party vUUr"!
Stanford and eiprewaed themselve*
a> weft pleneed with Ibe surround
ing* The young ladle* etpecl l»
undertake graduate work to Stan
:-.:•! iwo or Ihrwe yearn faeme
MRS IIOFAHIN'S bKOTHKK
KILLED IN SALT LAKE
» live* with her grand-
and Mr* 3 P. Ponce
dsy
It Iniwiiiug wn!
****** * ***■ *****
•ave Sutnr
n Eveler,
: Fallen bom
If B CoohSCMl »n.l fMiiillvryrlved1 Frank !,!.<
I* upending bl*
■ id*
ntght from theii
Wle lour of E! Dorado nnd Pli
Counties and nre once more ocet
Ing their home oo Cnlvemlty avei
torn"
• t.i thr death
I SVochhe; in
it ni Salt Laics
'.nvrvini/ tlir ll
Perry *» Prawford. Stanford '**> ;The> will stop several day*
who >* ■■■■■■■*- on engineering work! ■ ■ -.• lake
In Afghnnlstan. In January Those' » • ■
praeen* were Meedaoie* A N Mill*.' Itllly Hill, former!)' lowg mamhal
Albert Truav. A P 7*'hikke and t,r Palo Alio, hss purchased a poo!
John O Koontr. and Ml**-** Hm-t and billiard hall in Msyfleld from
Zi-chokke. Oeorgla Culler. Helen c, M Ackley The rhange will take j turned from tholr month's outing ai
StnUa Lois Watrm. Martha |v*n. place Augusi 1st
Ing. Alice Taylor. Sylvia Trnav. Tah* * * * jtai'ip nt tlomewood. bui mad** fi
tn Mil'* and Cerirude Mitt*.
t..| nothiti
nd Mm. l.loyd M. 1
from rholr month's *
Ia\** Tahoe Thev e«tabtl*hed tb*-!r
Ml** Ktbei Crosby arrli-Ml in I'slo
Atto Tuesdsv tram Fr***n«
Albert MntblM.n of Snn Mateo ,t
\K vl.Hor In Palo Alto last night
Blfted no .M-.il*
■ liooten f the accident
Mr WWhkr wai ahoul |$
nd had beea *tmtA**VBa >»
?atunlay, ,lnh *»—
D A* Mendenhall *t*ent t
«t Uendenhall Springs near
more Friday.
■ dalt) hsnbl.
B.
I...»i
weekend will, fata f»mllv-
nhore »! Cspltola.
\n
Idle
The Methodist voiing tte*ip1e* nt- U'litit trip* In tbelr t.ninrh lo Tahoe * „
ble study class wlll be beld art Toes- j Tavera. Talis and *.ih»r point* onl*
day evening, July CCth, at tbe| th.- take
* day home of Mr* Frank Thomas. **Fij . * '
Uvei- Hamtiton ovenu* Rev C M War-; P*.ur h|g truck, __
r.rr w'.l *twa* on 'The Value"tir ih-Ung n*plmlt fnnit the plan! of thi
Hii-lorTcnt Appr'-nch t*. the mbte.' j Fedt-rat ronstrtirtlon Pomimnv oi
the The meeting w l! b*-eio promptly o* | ''tanning aventte and ll'gh *lreet t<
* sea- 7-1". o'clock ''he *tate highway this side of Red
. . • '. - i wood City, which Is being paved bi
\ number of Fsto Alt*, pe-.ple ih* Hanrahan ro»c*rn,
Ilide.1 tn tit to Sao 3ot*a y**t*r4ay to wll-
vrtrm si.ei „n.i Wm
b lic_d*(narlrm lw lhe
sen. who b-» lieen en- )c-i* to Salt Lskr * tl) Mil
ui! engineering work at •"'•iM
ned la.t evening.
• . vivitiiiK rcl.tt
Sdbl Snd Ms mother I
Hot
ri«itin«
Pran-
Mr Hon
> liffitghl
uUy.
Hit
\t
t.c ■uertinj ..f Mani-amtj camfl
-i Mi
-tern Woodmen -.f Aaierioi hel.1
i Ft
Bternhy hall l..*i niul.i it wn.
ihtel
• 1 thai ll.c ..lh.. r* -end ,i note
gratatstinu t.. ) ** 1-sHs, who
».rt t
i S-.o l-*i.m.-.,... Mr IK.vm Ita*
1-ltC
ihr I.-**.! *nmp srvrral i-mc
.ml
- mv b.II known among the
\l...lr
11 W-«-.ltti«n ..{ t'.il.i .nn.
Ilr
hi. been .... BCtlre worker hi
be *•
do ii.i a good mon) yearn At
ill in
li-idiial member he husieled W
tei o
her* i» (bin From rbal be wat
tdkai
.ol, 1'. be a dttlii'l dtpttlv ami
ben
Stole deputy, whirt mesu*j ibe
...«m
tin. io .l.tr-tc -I ib*- orgabtec-
i-m
**xt tot ihr wb.de state Pn«|
that
i<oi l.c wa* advanced i.. ..;,-
l.'IM
lotiir.t. ul.i.l. plu.c be now
h.d-1.
<-1 ItUj rtl.n.tu..h when he
taht i
np In- new duties in Ssn Fran-
of (rtt.tUlwMi
nip tboiiichl if
no t ni Idling
thst tn- g-Hl
t» Iti
VV.H«lmr
Mi li.
active >■<
tllC II.II
i.iininu t
ol course been
... political circle
-til known Before ai-
trocc be knew whit it
! his Hi
'cm! t.. Ms
ids
Mr**, e Trumdate hag rettfrhed
-m a week'* vacation at Farm-
I
^tomofitls bslongfng to I> ne«« the parade whl*h was the open-' Mm, R. H. CBtbbertson, who hn* A. W, P.sl-
S Horn 00 ftt" COBDU Itfcd TbOll* Ing Canton of tbe twenty-nlnlhlbeen visiting ber daughter. Mm lt
*d*> morning So one wa* injured1' gmfcu council of the Aount* Men's| E. Swain, and other children In Ifatf
bjft con*lderab:e damage was done !n«lilule and the slxieenth grand | vicinity, hss returned to hi
to both machines. >*oiinrH of lhe Voting ladles' Instl-'
JOI.I.V (Mint* PKI.laHV.
Th" Haliy Mall hetdod tl* pnra-
... graph doacrlblgg sir t Forbea
0 Kamniemr or San Hohertsoa*s farewell * Our rtol)
vUltlng her sister. Mrs Hamlet." and wound tip* with rhe
*■*. t»r>M.til. "The nndlen'.- MBg 1W*i
• • » a Jolly flood Pellow ' "' We t«-
Wltmer Totint and little tie.e thai thin is lhe Bret Mm*' the
home daughter nre niiendtng s week with m.-laneholy Hstio has t-een i-o de-
Mt-ndocino county. Miss Jean!** frlentls tn Monterey, , scribed - l^indiin Punch _
•rk hard, tt* he
bj.d w»|kc*J iei.it
pWe tn Hie f.iTire
l-iri a| S-iti 1'n.nri
here arc <imt. r*a*j
ih.tr B-..-.I wishes
WHO WANTS*TO AID IN
STOCKING STREAMS?
I I. Koppst, touni) ti-t> and gsme
warden, nnnnnnred )esterdny thst
the flith car of the slate hatchery
wlll be in San Joao Salurday, arrlv-
teg al " "7 O" h«k
