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The Washington herald., 1909-07-20
ALLEGED FORGER IN SOCIETY.
Harvey c. Franklin FIees to Little
Rock, where He Ia Captured,

Indianapolis. July 19-Oficers left here
to-day with acquisitions on the governor
OF Arkansas, and will bring Harvey c.
Franklin. former manager Of the Elec-
trio Contracting Company, 10 this city
for trial on an indictment charging for
gerry.
Franklin left here with his stenOgrapher
several months ago, after sending his
wife and children to the home Of the
formers parents, and the police have
been trying 20 locate him ever since
After his fight. it developed that he
had passed a large amount OF forged
paper
He organized the Southern Electric
Equipment Company after reaching Lit
tie Rock, and he and his stenographer
were moving in the best society as man
and wife
The Washington herald., 1909-07-20
JAIME MAY REVIVE CARLISM.
Head of Former French Royal Fam
lily BaniAAea from Paris.

Madrid, july 19.-Although the Carlst
leaders are divided, a majority believe the
accession OF Don Jaime. a son Of Don
Carlos. pretender TO the Spanish throne.
who died at Varese yesterday, as head
OF the Carlists, win give a new empetus
to the party Don Jaime has made several
visits in disguise to Spain, in order to
consult with his followers.
Paris, July 19.-DOn Jaime. Of Bourbon.
left Paris to-day for Varese. He is great
ly affected by his fathers death Under
the law passed by the French Parliament.
after Don Carlos, in 1881, allied himself
with Count de Chambord, forever ban
ishng the eldest representative OF any
family that ever reigned in France. Don
Jaime win not return to Paris, where OF
recent years he has spent most OF his
time.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-20

The Central Labor Union last night
unanimously indorsed, by resolution, the
suggestion Of The Washington Herald to
popularlze Rock Creek Park by making Z;
accessible to the masses by the extension
OF the street car lines. The plan tC
create additional and convenient en-
frances to the park and TO make the big
reserev the playground and pleasure re-
sort of the people was commended with
out a dissenting vote.
The resolution was introduced by Johr
J. Purcell, business agent OF Local No
&c. International Brotherhood Of Electri-
cal Workers OF North America It wa:
referred to the committee on resolutions
which quickly made a favorable report
upon its adoption. When President Col.
poys put a motion to adopt the resolution
it was carried unanimously and without
debate The announcement OF the unani.
nous adoption OF the resolution met Will
applause.
Below Is presented the preamble and
resolution in full:
The Resolution Adopted.
whereas an aggressive general
movement having been started
through the columns Of The Wash
ington Herald for the popularizing Of
that great public park reserve known
as Rock Creek Park. through better
transportation facilities and the in
PRODUCTION OF regulations Of the
greatest possible freedom for the en-
joyment by the masses Of the natural
beauties OF that forest preserve, to-
ward the purchase and maintenance OF
which the taxpayers have contributed.
and continue TO contribute literally;
therefore, be Il
Resolved. That the Central Labor
Union, representing the army Of or
ganized labor Of the District OF CO.
lumbia. indorse the movement that
has for its object the extension OF the
street car facilities from all parts Of
the city TO the borders Of Rock Creek
Park. so as TO make It possible for
the masses OF the people to cheapIy
and easily reach that great natural
park pIeseINe lOI plCmcSs outings.
athletic, and other sports, and that
the park may be made the resort OF
the masses and as we'll known TO the
working people as It is to the classes.
who own and operate automobiles and
teams. And be II further
Resolved, That Central Labor
Union viii view with favor action by
the Board OF Commissioners looking 10
this end. and, = possible. entry OF the
trolley lires into certain parts OF the
park the throwing open OF the
grounds to the free and undisturbed
use Of the people for their pleasure
and recreation. the establishment OF
ball grounds, picnic reservations. pub
lie comfort stations, a bathing beach,
and ali other public comforts and con
veniences found in modern parks for
The Washington herald., 1909-07-20


For the first time in the history OF pet
ticoated and trousered bipeds a crowd at
Fort Aiyer yesterday afternoon called Or
vile Wright an unnecessarily incautious.
danger-courting daredevil. and wished in
their hearts ne would come down to the
ground before darkness fell entirely.
Once. while the light was good, and
once while the light was all but gone. he
scared into the air. staying there lie
first time twenty-five minutes and eight
cen seconds, and the second time exactly
half an hour.
He came down the first time 20 see II
the bearings had become heated. They
hadn't
He came down the second time be-
cause II he hadn't he would have been
forced to stay up all night to allow the
dawn light 10 reveal again the surface
OF the earth.
Flies in Darkness.
The younger of the two brothers, who
have been for days the butt of adverse
| criticism and minor chord comment.
sailed about the parade ground so many
times that the spectators got swivel necks
looking at him. But more than that, ne
aseended into the air for the last Of the
two best flights he has made in this ma
chine. so late that the dusk was hanging
heavy over the field.
He circed about and about for thirty
minutes, while the sun went farther ara
farther below the horizon, and the new
moon gave no assistance. and the fire
! files shed no radiance beyond the limits
| Of the volume of an egg. The night fell
thickly, until the strange thing OF the
air became nothing but q blur against
| sky background OF dlngy slate.
! It's propellers vanished entirely from
view, so that the machine seemed an i'm
/ plement OF flight without the where
withal to make 1t fly. The planes were
mere shadows In the atmosphere, and In
the center os the lndlstinct mirage was
nothing but dark blot. OF which the
ingredients were the engine and the
operator, the man Of night the man Of
! hight-Orville Wright.
Lots of Aerial Excitement.
! The upshot OF the days work was this
While the newspapers Of the world were
carrying triple-decked headline stories OF
! heavier-than-air aviation: while Hubert
Latham was plumping into the waters OF
the English Channel in a spectacular ef-
fort to make the air passage from France
to England; while Glenn H. Curtiss was
winning deserved plaudits for his re-
markable flights: while the high reputa-
tion Of the Wright brothers was bearing
the brunt not only Of their own appar-
emily unsuccessful efforts to navigate the
air. but Of the marked advances OF their
competitors. their machine, after a few
SI1 Niagara Falls and Return, July zS
( 7:45 a. m. Special train coaches, and par
lor cars via Baltimore and Ohio and Le-
! high Valley route. Limit. Is days. Dining
cars en- route. Liberal stopOver returning.
! Cheap side trips from Niagara Falls.
\ Other excursions August and 20 Sep
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WEATHER FORECAST

For the District of Columbia,
Maryland, and Virginia - Fair
weather and moderate tempera-
ture to-day and tomorrow; light
to moderate northwest and west
winds.
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technical remedies had been applied-too
technical for the general public 20 care
Jot about-soared splendidly into the air.
and with relentless force and incisive
hnality demonstrated that OF the problem
Of sustained iight-it was still conqueror
and king.
Has Control OF Machine.
But Orviue Wright did more than an
swer his critics by inserting a crimp in
the nimbus OF adverse opinion He went
up TO attitudes ne has never before
reached in the present series OF flights.
He raced about IN ever widening circles
Until he was travelling almost above the
trees Of Arlington Cemetery on one side
OF the field. cutting close 20 the specta-
tors themselves on the north end. soar
ing about the stables on the other side.
and sailing high above tho chimney OF
the crematOry at the south end Ter be-
Continued on Page 2, Column 4
The Washington herald., 1909-07-20
SEVEN PASSENGERS HURT.
Touring Car Near San Diego Is HI
by Street Car.

San Diego. cal. July 19-Seven passen-
gers on a touring car were struck at noon
to-day at La Jolta by a street car as the
automobile crossed the track. Those prob
ably fatally hurt are:
Mrs. l. Hubbard. wife Of the general su-
perintendent OF the Santa Fe Coast Liae;
her mother, Mrs. Eleanor Hubbard, and
Mrs. E. z. Stuart. Of San Diego, wife OF
the local freight agent Of the Santa Fe.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-20
ADAMS DESCRIBES
DEATH Of SUTTON
Officer of Marines ViVidly
Portrays Fight.
DOORS THROWN OPEN
No Objection to Presence of Any
Interested Persons.
DOORS THROWN OPEN

Lieut.. Adams, the First Witness IN
Second Inquiry In Annapolis Trag-
edy, VIII Resume the stand This
MOrning-Answers Questions Firm
1y and Explains Reason for Dis
crepaRcies in Testimony.
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Summer Tourist Rates win
n-rfe~-.,-- A. nr.s

On sale daily 10 Jersey seashore resorts,
Adirondack Mountains. Northern New
York. New England. Canadian provinces.
Nova Scotia. Allegheny Mountain resorts
also 20 many Western points IL contem-
plating a ran or wafer tour for pleasure
or recreation, consult agents at 14i7 G.
St, or 6l9 Penna. ave. They Will be help
full 10 you.
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ANOTHER AGAINST SCOTT.
Now Said Representative Hubbar,
VIII Oppose Senator.
Special 70 The Washington Hernl,

Special 10 Tho Washington Hernld.
Wheeling. w. Va, July 19-That Repre-
sentative w. P. Hubbard will be in the
race for the United States Senate when
the campaign opens Is the word that is
being whispered down the line by tue
Representatives many friends In this sec-
ton of the State. Politicians who favor
Hubbard say that he will oppose Senator
Scott next fall
The Washington herald., 1909-07-20
HUSBAND SHOOTS
SUITOR Of WIFE
Alexander Morrison Danger
Ously Wounded.
W. P. PLACE ARRESTED
Shooting StirS the Residents at
WOOdmOnt, Nd.

Enraged by Accusation that He Had
Robbed Place OF His Wife's Anec-
tiOns, Morrison Makes Attack,
which eliminates in the Shooting.
Wounded Man Conveyed to Hospital
and Has Chance for Recovery.
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win Try Channel F1irht.

Paris. July 19-M. Bleriot announces
that he will try to cross the English
Channel in his Reroplane this week
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HERALD NEWS SUMMARY.
TELEGRAPHIo
Pages.

ELLA Glngles Set Free
Adams Describes Sutton's Death.
1-Shortstop Ball Makes Triple Play.
S-Hudson River Tunnel opened
3-Strikers DO Not Let Mills Reopen.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-20
WRIGHT BIPLANE
ANSWERS RIVALS
Travels Half an Hour After
Darkness Falls.
SHOWS PERFECT FORM
Makes Two Flights, Sailing
Fifty-fve Minutes in ALL

Machine Responds TO Every De-
mand Made Upon 1t, and Seems to
BE Nearly Ready for official Tests.
Dusk Made Second Flights Pic
turcsque, and Spectators Were
Awed IA Machine Held 10 Course.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-20
DR.. HUNTINGTON LOW.
Rector of Grace Church Has Little
Chance of Recovery.

NWWHNE WL NENWNNEFs
Nahant, Mass. July 19-Dr. William p.
Huntington, rector Of Grace Church. New
York, was in q critical condition, accord
Ing to an announcement of his son-in-law.
Royal Robbins. to-day. Mr.. Robbins said:
There is very slight chance for DR..
Huntington's recovery"
The Washington herald., 1909-07-20
UNION ENDORSES
open PARK PLAN
Idea to POpularize Rock
Creek Valley Favored.
RESOLUTION is ADOPTED
Measure Also COmmends The
Washington Herald.

On Motion OF John j. Purcell, Labor
Organization Votes to Lend Moral
Support to ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
ers Are Urged 10 Take Action and
Who Visit the Reservation.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-20

g Deer Park. Oakland. Mountain Lake
Park, and return. $3.50 Berkeley Springs
and return. Secure detailed information
at Baltimore and Ohio ticket Offices.
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Husband Shoots Wife's Suitor.
1-Airship Makes Two Long Flights.
labor lndorses open Park
2--Conferees Reduce Taft Tax.
9-Negro Speakers Denounce Bruce.
S-Secretary Wilson Replies to Critics.
w. CragIn Dies on Vacation.
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j. N. Small & soma sFIOrIsts.
18th and G SITS. washington: waldorf
Astoria and 11h3 Broadway. New York
The Washington herald., 1909-07-20

Beautiful Clusters for Funerals, 81.
Fresh flowers. Blackstone. 14th and II.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-20

Common Flooring, S1.75 Per 100 Ft.
Frank Libbey g. Co., 9Th 81. and N. 7. ave
The Washington herald., 1909-07-20

Hardwood Flooring, 81 Per 100 Ft.
ktsais abbey & Co.. 9Th ST. and n. Y. ave
The Washington herald., 1909-07-20

Georgia Pine Flooring, S270 Per 100 FIT.
Frank Libbey & Co, 9Th st. and n. Y. ave.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-20

We Make a Speciality OF Flooring.
Frank Libbey & Co., 9Th ST. and N. Y. ave.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-20

Alabama Flooring, 81 Per 100 Fit.
Frank bibbey & Co., 9th St and N. 7. ave-
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MAKES TRIPLE PLAY
Ball, of Cleveland, UnaSSiSted
in Achievement.
THEN sMAsHES OUT A HOMER

with the Bases Full, He Catches a
Hot Liner over Second RaSe, Puts
out the Man Going to Third. and
Touches the Base Runner Coming
from First SRck TO Second.
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Two fast through trains, without excess
fare. at l:27 and $50 D. m. Dining cars
serve all meals.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-20

GeOrrin Pine Flooring, Edge Grean.
So per 100 It Libbey 8 Go.
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Baltimore 4 Ohio to Chicago and
Raronl

Continued on Page ,, Column 2.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-20

Prices of All Kinds OF Lumber
Are much lower. Ldbbey s. Ce.
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SI1 Niagara Falls and Return, July IS,

7:45 a. m. Special train. coaches, and par
lOr cars via Baltimore and Ohio and Le-
high Valley route. Limit. Is days. Dining
cars en- route. Liberal stopover returning.
Cheap side trips from Niagara Falls.
Other excursions August and 20. Sep
tember and II. October l.
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Continued on Page 3, Column 4.
The Alamogordo news. (Alamogordo, N.M.) 1899-1912, 1909-07-15
SOCIAL COMMITTEE PLANS TO
ERECT $4,000 CLUB HOUSE

matter up with the social committee.
The social committee plans TO incor.
porate and issue stock to the amount Of
e25,O 900 in shares OF S1.OO each. This
stock is to be non assessable and will be
sold to anyone who cares to buy It,
Purchasers may pay small part down
and the remainder in monthly INSTALL
ments One AlamogordO business con-
cern has agreed to take stock TO the
amount Of 81, 900.
The erection Of building of this kind
will be Of great benefit to the city and
county. II will provide place of rest
and recreation not alone for our own
citizens but for the hundreds Of visitors
who come here to spend the winter
months.
IL Is expected that the club will be
self sustaining from the start from the
revenue derived from the bowling alley,
pool and billiard room, bath room, bar
Der shop, swimming pool, etc.
The building will be heated by steam
and lighted by electricity.
The Alamogordo news. (Alamogordo, N.M.) 1899-1912, 1909-07-15
ACQUITTED, TRIED AGAIN AND
CONVICTED OF SAME CHARGE

After being tried and acquit-
ted by Justice Powell at Cloud
croft for stealing, Nettie Ford, a
negress, was convicted before
Judge w. X. Salcup Tuesday for
the same offense.
The Ford woman and her pal,
Bertha jackson, were arrested
in Cloudcroft last week for steal
inf from . cottage. The stolen
plunder was found in their rooms
and identified by the owner.
AT their hearing they were re-
leased.
Sheriff Denny re-arrested the
pair Sunday. A good case was
made against the Ford woman
and she was fined $25 and costs.
She paid the assessment and
was released. The jackson
The Alamogordo news. (Alamogordo, N.M.) 1899-1912, 1909-07-15
ClOudcroft Train Delayed.

A chapter of accidents, none
serious, but merely annoying,
delayed the Cloudcroft excur-
sion Sunday both up and down.
The mountain engine out of
Alamogordo pulling the excur-
sion had trouble all the way
from cinders in the injector, hot
box, and general cussedness.
When finally it reached the S
bridge the down train was stand
ing there with a pair of wheels
off the rails. The engine on the
down train had been stopped
within three feet after the
wheels jumped the track. There
is a massive steel and timber
guard rail here and there is nev-
er any danger of serious mishap,
but it took some time to get the
engine ready to run. Then the
down train had to back up to
Cloudcroft and let the excursion
train in after more than two
hours delay.
The Alamogordo news. (Alamogordo, N.M.) 1899-1912, 1909-07-15
Birthday Party.

Miss Marion Shaw entertained
large number of friends on her
birthday, Tuesday, at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Crippen. Miss
Marion was the recipient of
many pleasing gifts and some
choice heirlooms descended to
her on this her fifteenth birth
day. The occasion was greatly
enjoyed by all present.
Those present were:
Misses Mona Kirby, George
Huncer, Evelyn Gore. Hazel
Hansen, Minnie Edwards, Ellen
Hickf, Mabel Teed, .Seba Bower,
Alice Teed. Of young men
Willie Blakely, Forest Hudnall,
Leonard Hudnall, Frank Bryan,
Ellworth Martin, Ebert Ed
wards, John Wilmington.
The Alamogordo news. (Alamogordo, N.M.) 1899-1912, 1909-07-15

If the present plans Of the
social committee of the Business
Mems club go through, $25, 900
club house will be erected in
Alamogordo within the next few
months.
Plans for the building have
been drawn and submitted to
the committee. The plans call
for q two story and basement
building with roof garden.
The building will be construct
ed of brick with Alamo marble
trimmings. The plans show. the follow
Ing features: Large swimming pool.
auditorium. plain and turkish bath
rooms, bowling alley. billiard and pool
room, barber shop. and reception room.
In addition there will be an office and
quarters for the Business Mems club II
this Organization decides to take the
The Alamogordo news. (Alamogordo, N.M.) 1899-1912, 1909-07-15
COLLEGE NAMES
ITS FACULTY
Primary Grades Have Been
Abandoned by School.

The trustees of the New Mex
leo Baptist college held a meet
ing Saturday and selected the
faculty for the coming year.
The president was selected at a
former meeting. The faculty
follows:
J. 'Manley Morgan, A. B.,
president; formerly of Simmons
college, Abeline, Texas. Pres
ident Morgan will direct the in
struction in mathematics, latin
and modern languages.
Arthur B. Hays, graduate of
Scranton academy, Texas, En-
glish, history and civics.
Miss Marcia Holmes, A. B.,
Park college, Parkville, Mo-,
science, Greek and economics.
Miss Bess Page Hanks, gradu-
ate of music in Simmons college,
instructor of music and elocution.
Miss Josie Kuykendall, stu
dent of art in Simmons college
and winner of prize in recent
contest, instructor in painting
and drawing.
The school year will open
Tuesday, September Z. In the
meantime the president will go
out into the field in the interest
of the college.
The course of study outlined
for the coming year is of high
class. The primary grades have
been abandoned and real col
lege course adopted. 1t will no
longer be necessary for parents
to send their children out of the
territory to obtain the advanta-
ges of a first class college course.
The faculty selected Saturday
is composed of well trained and
experienced teachers The in
stitution deserves the hearty
support of all our people. A
good college means much moral
ly, Intellectually and financially
for Alamogordo and Otero county.
Those desiring information
concerning the Institution should
write the president.
The Alamogordo news. (Alamogordo, N.M.) 1899-1912, 1909-07-15
MANN'S FRIENDS
Give HIM RING
Beautiful SpaTkIeT Will Remind
Him Of Alamo Friends.

A number Of Judge Edward A.
Mann's friends surprised him by
calling at his home Monday eve
ming and presenting him with a
beautiful diamond ring. The
presentation speech was made
by M. BrounOff. The judge re-
piled in his usual happy manner.
He left early Tuesday morning
for Albuquerque where he will
practice law as stated in The
News last week.
The followsng is a list of those
who contributed towards the
purchase of the ring:
w R. Edison, NJ. Bro1noff, G. j.
Wolfnger. H. S. Evans. r. NJ. Jackson,
DIR. j. Gilbert. DR. Saltzgaber, c. P.
Downs, Sherry & Sherry, A. ]. Buck,
DR.. o. w. Miller. W. K. Stalcnp, Hill
& Hardy, S. NJ Parker, |. Jerzykowski,
J. W. TompsOn, H. Fl. Major, o. H.
Evans, DR.. E. D. Van Arsdel, H. w.
Schofeld, Thomas Kelsh, W. H. PeIph-
rey, A. s. Pierce. J. L. Lawson, y. 3.
Nation, DIR. G. c. Bryan, j. G. Holmes,
w. G. Roe, W. H. Ungles, Jones &
Beacham.
The Alamogordo news. (Alamogordo, N.M.) 1899-1912, 1909-07-15
JackleH is Ont,

A. NJ. Jackley finished serving
his sixty days jail sentence Mon
day and Immediately repaired to
Meals where he partook of a
hearty dinner.
MIR. Jackley was sentenced for
contempt by former associate JUS
tice of the Supreme court, E. A.
Mann. He is identified with one
faction of the Sacramento Valley
Irrigation company.
The Alamogordo news. (Alamogordo, N.M.) 1899-1912, 1909-07-15
The AlCazar Sold.

E. E. Bryan has sold the AL
cazar moving picture show to
Lee Jones, of Oloudcroft. Mr..
Jones arrived here yesterday and
takes possession today. Mr..
Bryan is in Canon City, Texas,
where he is making arrange
ments to open up a picture show.
Mrs. Bryan will follow this week.
The Bryans have made many
warm friends here and all regret
that they are to leave the city.
Mr.. Jones formerly lived here.
He is said to be q good business
man and will, no doubt, make a
success of the show business.
The Alamogordo news. (Alamogordo, N.M.) 1899-1912, 1909-07-15

one sick or we'll is allowed to ex-
peetorate on the premises.
The Connell eggs are in great
demand in El Paso and FL Paso's
leading grocery uses these eggs
for its leader. They are now
selling in FL Paso for fifty cents
a dozen but the Cash Meat Mar
-ketis only asking fifty-five cents.
This kind of an egg always COM
mands fifteen to twenty-five
cents a dozen more than the
common egg and they are well
worth it because they are whole
some, apetizing, delicious and
one enjoys eating them for they
are produced by healthy hens,
we'll nourished by pure foods
and not by some poor fowl pick
ing up a miserable existence on
consumptive spittOl, manure and
unmentionable filth.
The Alamogordo news. (Alamogordo, N.M.) 1899-1912, 1909-07-15
By Gloomy Gus

The Alamos defeated the 10Th
Infantry team from Fort Bliss at
Athletic park Sunday afternoon
by score of Z to l.
The score would seem to indi-
cate considerable loose play, but
the game was an interesting one
all the way.
The general regret of the spec
tators was that the Fort Bliss
boys could not get together and
make the finish closer. Their
The Alamogordo news. (Alamogordo, N.M.) 1899-1912, 1909-07-15
Application Granted.

Territorial Engineer Sullivan
has approved t1e application for
water rights on the White
mountain project, the men be-
hind the scheme being Oliver
M. Lee, j. L. Lawson and others
of Alamogordo. They will get
water power from the Ruidoso
and other streams and develop
5000 electrical horsepower for
Carrizozo. The initial cost is to
be nearly a quarter million.
The Alamogordo news. (Alamogordo, N.M.) 1899-1912, 1909-07-15
Church Services Abandoned.

There will be no church SER
vices at st. Johns Episcopal
church until fall. A great many
of the members of this congrega-
tion are out of the city for the
summer months and Fl. O. Ian
sing, who has been in charge Of
the services, left Monday for El
Paso where he will reside in the
future. Mrs. lansing will re-
main in the city until Saturday.
Mr.. Lansing will engage in the
contracting business in the Pass
city.