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El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1909-04-15
nOMHERos EN MoNrEnpEy

BnMBEHGS ES MONTERREY.
III cnerpo do bombercs ;le Montcr-
rcy.. organ !zado rceicntcmcntc cuar do
qucdo conclude 81 nueYo cuartei. csta
haciehdo prhe,ica dtarlnmon,e. inspec
cionando IL ciutad para conocer 81 Al
ito J modo de surcioDar do los canes
o ilaves que abasteccu de aqua en- los
iRcsudto5
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1909-04-15
iGRAN BARATAl
Un Re,rato araade nor 7s cts.


Enyie yd. Gu retrato q 81 da ausi-
inisra esra persona rs cta, On es-
tamp'liea de & . ets, Q sB ordep Pos
tai, y - 10 afsplifiearemna. sa de-
cir. ia pnviarep,5s GRATIS el veteasn dc
sauaaho EatnFsl, asYeisisndois tarabiss
.ss original
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1909-04-15
Elefante que pi.
sOtea q su custOdio
Comunican con techa 10:

Tom. un elefantr dol cirro Yanque-
Robinson. dc Des Moines. Iowa. du-
rante 10 noche cmpez0 4 cOrrer furio-
SO de un lado para otro y dando al
cance 4 I'll guardian. Charles Rellew.
10 arroi6 con suma violencia hacia el
a!?e y despues 10 pisote6 hasta pro-
.dacirle Ia muerte. DcSFles IA hes
tia enfurecida. tom6 "clnz carrcra al
tray1a del parquc. nrranc6- pequenos
arboles. destruyo tres erandes carTos
y un puen;c de Una iaguna. TIrbo qr
|dispararle 50 balas para que 81 ami
NAL So diera por vcncido.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1909-04-15
KeyOluci6n 8
Anarqufa

.Joh, q Ntt;hurr ,tn,o,,>
do Ia stanf,rrd nj ~ rsas,,,i1H =, ."..pa ~. m
gumento aIeionti' n,,c 'S"s.io II e...s aa "I
John n Roskar,.IIn,4 W. -, oa.,,ss" sAsn
ios M crts,, .,i, san ~. ~
yatas nan n,.,ns,.-t,n.s'. ,i.,Ia "a 4an sua
dad para t,rsse,,t = ss,,ia rias ~ sani
fispeias fsissss e'..s's uc sssS =
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do Fl dIa TJ..s,i,,ss s,a.,sh 49, ~
RosontI,ai ',otn Inh,,,o,, inViiIs =,
Watson. KeJiors nnns,uys -, - ~
ciop. : :" te't'''-
Milburu bptIn 10 ,s kn,n,,tI,, a..
Roctfciicr. Djio n,,a MEM. ,,,,,..'lH VIC
ma hnbIa yon5IIn Sand, ,.I., ~ 9
taudard ouc ,,f, buhi"ra stst,,i,4 :" -.
vnJor In nriInitIrn b;an,,a ao = ~ ~
comnai,fg i,n,nuss,r, nmm ia IN ~ W
una cona,,nte h,chn ,,St H.. ,,,,sa', u.'ss.no y.
rrens con 81 FIN do a,.,n,snr - i,fs,,,ss
trin del pctr6Iet, al r"drdor 10 f.Iarn
land. S0sotroa yprs,nos ajtn esv,,,,-
ci6n, 81 gang In stnn,Iard 4 snsro,,Is
ind,,., -tsI - 80 ,,,1I,Ts..' utie
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1909-04-15

= EL coNsuIToRio DEL DR..
sATlsTA ss ta 'cambiSdo a e, edi.
ficio del pericdico de Ell RE0iDoR,
donde nteudera sus clientss en- 10
future. Gallo Laredo a saf No.
t05. San Antnnin. Tsuna
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1909-04-15
BAhos EN LAS Esct,E1.As

un despacho de- Chicago, H., con
fecha din Q. dice: Tn bnso la CO.
mana para sodo disofrnso dc et;ct,t,.
ias nlcmeniaIes". ca Ia dfvisa baio Ia
eual esta proccdiendo ei Coaseto az
e'dncaci6n de aaueila poblaeien. en- 81,
afan de procurar Ia iimpieza en- las e.s-
cue'as. FL itraba;o de !nstaiar ssbt-
ne'es para baho, empe8nra !amedis
tamcntc .EE -. -. -. -
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1909-04-15
San Antonio, Texas, Abril is le 1909.
s'angrienta ira
gedia en- El Paso
MUcHACHo que DIsPARA CONTRA
su NOVA. sUIclDANposE Ell
DEsPuEs.

Blanch Lefebre. de II ahos recibi6
un dlsparo dc plstolR muriendo ms
tantailtsinente, de patte do su no.
yio, muchacho do 10 aiios, Ray Rat
cliff. Despues Ratclift volSi6 10 pis-
to!a contra 81 mismo. nurleudo tam
bion instantaneamente. Ambos ha-I
plan tenido una question y Ratcliff hn
bia determInado concluIr con las vi.
das de los dos. FL hecho succdi6 en-
I'll Paso. Texas. el 8 del actual.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1909-04-15
JEAN nucoa

Vende exselentes > deliciosoa yiues
y iicores. con 10 que puede sa.ssfacss
81 mas deiicaao gusto en- bebidas, en
la oantina slta ON Ia ealle dsi Comet.
clio al oesse, No. ioos. Al ,ado Sur al,
Sneyo @eTeado. Teiefono fsga
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1909-04-15
UM itfJO iNFAMr.

Prafanda IudtEnaci6n ha causaao on
Leon. Gnanajuato. cl ileeho do nue mn
inonstttio que rcspondS al no,nbre IL,
Zero Jnhrc2, Eolpe6 y arrastro broiAl
meietc su prGpia mairc. El mts.
con sn hsposa, ",N''"
Lss autariasdca dehcn hacoy un -
netafalisaao ' ~ W.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1909-04-15
RENovAcoN Do LAs coaatpas d.

rs s.ee
ferzeiti 8 lbarra. dos toresos espa-
hoies 50 encueRsran en- Sueva York.
Han hrribado procndentes De Ia Haba-
ns. mostrRndo tdbiio, porqae con mo-
Two de ia esacuaci6n de las tropaa a
iaericanas han ruelto 4 restablccerse
ias coFrldas de toros en- Cuba. Dem
tro do anos dias einbarcarAn para Ca
dig, EspahH. yolvicndo ties,siiSs Ia
tcmporada en- Cuba.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1909-04-15

EI. GENERAL sDIAZ I'm CHAPAI4A.
FL General Dinz y su esposa p8sa-
ron In Semnnn Santa en- cl LaSo de
Chnpaln. Ocupnron Ia Quintn de re-
crco dc su yerro. Lorenzo EfzaSa. de
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1909-04-15
UNos TRABAJADOBES DEsENTIE
RRAN 800 EN- ono Y PLATA.

R1AN $500 EN- ORO Y PLATA.
Comunican con fecha 10. de LexinB.
ton, Ky:
Mientras Sc hallaban cavnndo un
pozo er Tin lote abaadonado. unos tra
bajadores descubrieron una vasija dc
bronco que contenia $500 on oro )
platn. quo segnn las RpaTiencias lie
vhria medic slglo do cnterrada.
Ell Lotto habIa pertenscIdo Za ]. r.,
Dewitt, un nnciano pensionistn. que
mnrio hace algunos afiol, que se SUI
Pone fus cl que onterro 81 dinero. Ei
lote habfa cido venGlio Eacia unn
Bemapa on Sl6G
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1909-04-15
Al. SAClMIESTo DE DOS NELL.
I0S ST SIiICIDA FL, PADRE i

otAEEtAIs IA Sl fsNHA. tsFrt ~ e.as -s
III feIiz nacinien.o de dos nelllsns
en- Ia familta dc William HendrIn.
ger. I'm ranchero de Bouquet, Pitts.
hurE, Pa, fus la causa de la rnueYts
del padre. quicn nj Enber la potIcia. So
tue nj grHnero Sc disPar6 un tIro. LIZ
sueBra, grandementc excitada, nurit
v!ctima d. un atadue al coYax6n
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1909-04-15

sstsattslt tffs. la Csifa EiF1yyRte.4
ssfleftk rsr@ error II FsaJ3a itss,ss, s
fstyag tEfHfHissisdsns Yafs 81 AZ IL,
SasN 4 Etnbin fsfsz. sssalsSs ase Z
SaA Anseslot Gfes da nlayn Ss s,u ~
ttsFsd0 ~ Has Astnnie, Tsx. =
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1909-04-15
pAAos yArsA1,oe 'I,l,,,,'.l,I, M, :, ,,,,,, !,

i'It,0s SiSlSAt1OS FOR FL, ifiEfD
l.se hpt1laa prncedentcs dol int..
fioT ne Fexas, informant ont las so.
seeEas han snfrido graEdea pcriuIcios
aaaia2 8 10 holadB del sabndo. tis
iV. kf mais SO seed. voiYIsnliosc ne
srn, l'lsgo quo 81 sol los tocabs, las
ratasss y oiroa vegetables sufrJrron
lta'nbiSh hestapto nor In miSms eaa.
iSss E'nebies yieitades por Ia ON.
ea sFia Que nAe snfeisfen ~, sue cam
Isg4 hi.ersHa, sons acnrRotnWn. Rfn
issfiita Eiiy Round Rock, kefytij,e
Hessatn s 'TSylsr, ' = ~.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1909-04-15

lfIItsfgTtl pflst ST. IIgfafAfsyt.
Ei1 ssstxdefa. Trxas, 81 f,Esy t1a4jS
caisD % Hsps. flfaH ESstns 4tse Il q
aee5 asnisiftsEta u1 d.sHsro sssfs a.,
rife az ~ hsspasE0 n0RYnf. ails IL ss
essse.sg u sawefsaS
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1909-04-15
Conductors
6 Inspectores

Dice un despaeho do Guadalnjara.
con fecha dfa o.
AIN cnando POGO Sc habIa por ttno
y olro Iadn, rarece ser que In luclia
entire foa conductorHs y In admtnIasra-
clon de los FtFrocaFrjica SRciouaies
do Msxieo aceEca del kistema DE ina
Fescs6n De lfeaes hsga ~ 8 ssl :src
fiSiIe.
Desdn Ahril 10. feeha en- que al sis-
sema dc inBpreGi6n SO puso cn yEgor
los eonductores dc In division de Qua
daiajara dc ia Inca principal del
Central Mcxicnuo no han liegRio co
nocer 4 ios !pspectores. Lo mismG
ae afirn!a dc lea coRdactora do otras
lfEeaa.
En- In Ultima decada de- Mario, $e
hiEo una votaci0n. rcsuIlando quc 81
9S por cicGto dc los CouiucturcR en-
pieados or los Ferrocarriles NacIo.-
iia!ea do Mexico. convine en- mantener
SO firmcH contra 81 proyscto dc ins-
Pccci1a de- trcues. relIusendosr 4 recu
noeer los diChos insyeelores. iIFr-
SemtIIte cnuGctado, II dllsma de los
conductnFca nj pfcssEtc es ei siRuIen-
ts: Eatoa scEulran como haHta nqui
deacGnocicndo los lnsptetorca de los
trcnes. y 81 aiguno dc eiioE es despc-
dido gor In ncgocIaci6n pnr ohraF de
este inot,o. Embellishments prcaeuta-
ran todo8 los dcinas conductnres su
renuneia. Baio In 10y ntexiCanR sc
nGccGlta que tranEcurran trcin'a dfas
acsdc Ia focha del aviao, para qur u
ma ranurcia pnota hacerse efec,Iva.
Existsn pocos moxicanox cnpnres de
nlauejsr trenca. y los Conduciorca son
de opinion, que scra mHy diffciI las
negoalaeionea ascguFar conductor
para loR Estaaos.
a mnI,oa que 50 efcSttio I'm compro-
miso. el rnsuttaio sora una parallza.
ci6n completa del trkficos on Mexico.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1909-04-15
LLCviAs IN TEXAS.

Fin q condndo do UyaIdc eay3 una
bneha uuvin 81 dia q, que Hbarc6 una
ETbn area. nel n!sfiio niodo 81 Com
uHdn df Edward ha sit1 socofrido ron
liz linyia en- una graz extension.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1909-04-15

Sc asegura que Monsonor Joss Ri
doiH. ne!esado Apost6lico dc Mexico.
prohto sers remo7sdo de su puestn.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1909-04-15
coNTRovERslA rEnMlNanA

Comnniss%i, % ,,s f,ua,;n hm, ,st,,. ~ a1A. "a. :.
dfa 4. '"'"' su'' i't''
III aobarnador Ahun.ada ha pucato
fin do una nrnera rspeItIns I l.
controversies pandoist,ca su.eItsdn hn
CO Wsnn tempo cntr9 III, pcri6dicn
Inonyo do In alcga'ia "apartclon mia
grosa dc In vfrgsn'' '>.N'' ''""
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1909-04-15
GRAN Bale.

GRAN BALE.
ri a6for u. Pablo RosaH. dr ElguIn.
Texas, nos esSribn con Icrhn dia Z.
Cue faitando'e tOdayia que cubrIr co.
mo $3.50 10 los Rastos do In constfnc-
ci6u do IN meyn lglCa!a cat6ijca. que
80 ha cdifieado en- iieho pueblo y
visGdo ID morosIdad do iog mexicuuoa
gnr rssurgos, dar un gran bale ci
MIircOits ! de Mayo en- In caaa do Pa
tines. Ilahfh InefAn de- rrntas, cafes.
ceHas. refreseos. etc. E bailc co.
Itisnzara Il ins S dc In HnGhe y torml.
nara al amnnccce del dfd sIguienie.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1909-04-15

IuAm vATTuohE.
camronD, yende y Gambia Mkqulnas
de Coser 3 Reiajca fS pafad.s-7ss 8.
Psons st.. saa Antonio, Texas.
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1909-01-21
Place Intellect Above Athletics.

T. OF ale Uriver
MO generations the intellectual idol graduates
students of most of colleges the leading debate
Now longer the debaer but
pies the center of the stage Now is longer SUCCESS
In ORATORY, but SUCCESS IN SPORT which overidolized
Whether should be better off if
our colleges and about which
ferences Of opinion There is Think opinion that
WE SHOULD BE A GREAT DEAL BETTER IF PUB
IlC ATTENTION WERE MORE LARGELY FIXED ON THE
INTELLECTUAL PRIZES AND LESS UPON THE ATHLETIC
ONES This result
against athletics favor of
THE WAY TO MAKE THE AMERICAN MORE INTER-
@o' Ed IN SCHOLARSHIPS THAN
THAT OUR THAN OUR PRIZE
ATHLETES REPRESENT THE FOR WHICH THERE
is
Can we honestly that the prize univc
sites have done much for public public has right @
pect! wish were of the
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1909-01-21
PATRIOTIC DUTY
OF UNION / LABOR
To Stand BY It's Generals and Fight the Pluto
cratic Tyrarats for Free Speech, And a Free
Press.

The report comes from Washing.
ton that MesSrs. Gompcrs.
Mitchell and Morrison have no
money with which to continue the
appeal from the outrageous prison
sentences imposed upon these
splendid labor leaders by Justice
Wright, and that unless funds are
Forthcoming the appeal cannot go
on.
Mr.. GompcrS, with that thought
fitness which has so characterized
his career as Il labor leader says
that the unions should not be
levied upon for funds because of
the condition of depression and
lulencss prevailing everywhere
But let there be no concern owe!
the question Of funds in this case.
All MIR. GOmpeIS and his accused
colleagues have to do is to say
they Will accept voluntary con-
trlbutions from Labor and Labor's
friends and financial assistance
will pour in upon them from every
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1909-01-21

city and town and hamlet in the
nation.
Nothing could be more dis
astrous to the country than an
abandonment Of the appeal from
Judge Wrights INDUSTRIOUS Judge
ment.
Labor owes, it as a patriotic
duty to the nation to press this
suit to the end and re establish TO-,
all time to come the right Of free
speech and free press in these
United States.
And no state in our grand union
should do more for securing free
speech and free press than West
Virginia whose inhabitants have
suffered so much at the hands of
the 'guards,' "Model minc'' dis
aSters and injllnctions.
Men Of the :'Little Mountain
State" show your colorS and stand
by the men who have fought 70,
you.
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1909-01-21
theatrical Notes.
Dandy Dixie Ministries.

The Dandy Dixie Minstrels--the
best of colored minstrel shows
will be the attraction of the Burlew
at an early date. Everything new
and up to date in song, dance and
fun are the attractive stage
features. Thessbig minstrel stars,
fun makers and specially perform
ers include Billy Kersands, the
greatest of all genuine negro min
strel men; Campbell & Meaux,
character impersonators; jim
Crosby, Montrose, Duglass, Prince
the hoop marvel; Buddy Jones, the
picaninny dancing wonder; Many
campbell, the soft shoe dancer:
Monroe Tabor, and score of others.
The Cotton Pickers' band. under
the direction of Alonzo Mont
gomery, the black creature, dis
courses the latest and standard
musical classicas at parade, band
concert and stage performance, and
SHOW is of the highest merit.
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1909-01-21
LAWS FOR LABOR.
Legislation Demanded by the Wiscon-
sin State Federation


Following arc some of the measures
winch the state labor body will ask
the Wisconsin lcSisla turc to adopt at
ITS coming session:
An act TO prohibit private detective
agencies from taking part in labor dis
putcs.
lie appropriation of $1.OOO. 600 to be
set aside as Il fund out of which wort,
on public highways and buildings will
De furnished to unemployed, the fund
70 be used also in aiding Impoverished
counties TO support their poor.
A weekly pay day act
y trades dispute bill similar 70 ono
IN England which viii lc=alize peace
tul pickctinS during strikes.
y compensation act new one
winch VIII provide that n tax be lev
lcu on all manufacturers to create :,
1und out of which injured workers will
be paid
y bill providing for an eight hour
day on all public building construction.
he executive committee of tho
state federation is preparing q meas
uFc TO regulate the hours and condi-
tons under which women shall work.
which when completed Will be added
to the foregoing
The best of this story is that the
"orh1nSmen of Wisconsin have upon
Nv" or three occasions displayed their.
power to make and unrnake legislators
ana other public servants Therefore
they may get some If not all. Of their
demands.
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1909-01-21
Lillian Russell.

The use of Lillian Russell's
name in the seffragette movement
is interesting because of it's time
llness. In fact, however, Miss
Russell was a pioneer in the
woman suffrage movement. for she
was literally bern in the faith.
Her mother was one Of the fore
most advocates of that privilege
years ago and was a close associate
and personal friend of Belva Lock
wood, under whose tutelage she
studied the movement. Miss
Russell grew up in her mothers
faith and from her earliest recollect
ION has favored the right of suf-
1eIage for women. Because Of the
recent activities in that line, both
in England and America, there
was considerable excitement arous-
ed over the statement that Miss
RuSsel was an advocate Of it
With the famous American beauty
that is an old topic.
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1909-01-21
THE. AGE. TO
FIFTEEN YEARS
ONO Valley Assembly Wants Child Labor
Law Amended so as to Raise Ace Limit
and Give More Protection

The child labor bill. drawn m
by the West Virginia Child Labor
Committee to be presented to the
present session of. the West Vir-
gina legislature, is favored by the
Ohio Valley Trades and Labor AS
sembly. That body unanimously
decided to endorse the measure at
It's Sunday meeting, and instruct
ed the secretary to make known
the Assembly position to the four
members of the legislature from
this country and the two senators
from this district, and to the state
Labor Commissioner.
The bill raises the child labor
age to fifteen, one year above the
present limit, and also provides an
educational qualification which
children must possess or not be
allowed to work under the age of
seventeen. No child under ten
shall be allowed to sell papers and
no female child Of any age Shall be
allowed to sell papers or other
articles on the street or in public
places after nine O'Clock at night.
The measure also provides against
dangerous callings at which child
rem shall not be allowed to work
The Labor Commissioner and as
slstants and authorized representa-
tiveS Of the humane society shall
have the right to enforce the pro
visions of the law, and every dav
of employment shall form Il sepa-
rate oifense for the employer and
the parent.
Already the employers of child
labor have lined up against the
bill, being always against human
ity when it interferes with profits.
1t is said that they have already
interviewed the legislators, for
when approached by advocates of
the measure, but elusive replies
were resolved.
However 4 deter mined effort
Will be made to pass the bill, a
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1909-01-21

Demand the Union label
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1909-01-21

committee for that purpose having
been appointed consisting of DR..
Hattie b. Jones and W. b Hilton,
or TINS city, and Hon @. S. Nc
Kinney, of Fairmont Some
champion will be found among the
legislators and the battle will be
"aSed until the last, and if it is
not passed, its advocates promise
to let the public know who pre-
vented it.
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1909-01-21
Henry LudloWe in 1.-The Raven ,:

The story Of the life Of Edgar
Allen Poe has been told and re-
told many times. 1t has appear
ed in song and story. He is the
one great intellectual light whose
memory is by no means dimmed
by the lapse of time. That his
birth is to be celebrated dnring the
current seSsion-the hunureth
annlversary--scrves to teach that
beautiful lesson that the dead are
not forgotten. George Hazelton's
play, "The Raven,' predicatcd
upon the romantic side of Poes's
life, is timely, though it is fifty
years after his death. The public
is undoubtedly indebted to Mr..
Hazelton for bringing Lu6lowe for
being the first to give the stage
representation Of the illustrious
writer
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1909-01-21
Business Men Should Become
Factors In Government.

Ensl
$Z Tradition practically excludes
Oh positions in the government of the day.
49, It ought be disqualification otherwise
suitable, of character and atanmens should be
barred from holding Office simply
econ with branch of trade employing numbers workers
COUNTRY. WE
MUST HAVE
BEING USED
DIRECTLY SERVICE
Is the advantage to be Is
advantage trade that those dealing with
should have with DO
NOT KNOW THE PULSE OF TRADE, its workings and many
If the future brought to bear
t to break old proportion
of men in Office who KNOW WHAT TRADE REALLY rs
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1909-01-21

The guards" continue to pur
sue their lawle>s career.
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1909-01-21

The gas trust IS still robbing GU
citizens.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-01-24

married at the home of the Rev. IT. J.
Talbot on Brigham street at ; o'clock
Tuesday afternoon. MIR. and Mrs. Kern
viii be at home to their friends at 121
West Fourth South street d.
Mrs. G.. =. Pfoutz viii entertain at a
bridge tea at her home next Thursday
afternoon.
Ks
Mr. and Mrs. L. +. Hubbard are now
at home to their friends at No. Glib
bons apartment, PSI East Third South
street.
Mrs. James D. Brown and little son.
Walston, left yesterday for Evanston,
Wyo.. for a two weeks visit with Mrs.
y. G.. Nelson.
Miss Bertha Godbe and Miss Leah
Williams entertained fifteen of their
friends yesterday afternoon for Miss
Lacy Of Cincinnati. who is a guest of
the former.
Mrs. Pearl Pitmau left yesterday at
noon for an eastern trip. to be away till
spring.
The Undine club girls met with Miss
Beth Bradford Thursday evening. Mu-
steal numbers were rendered by the
Misses Kathryn GabbOtt, Virginia
Smith, Lisle Bradford and Enid Ed
mOnds.
X x X
Mr.. and Mrs. W A. Needhsm leave
today for New Work. Mrs Needham
will visit her daughter. Mrs Harris, in
Chicago.
Miss Nettleton entertained at mu-
sicaie at her home for some of her pu-
pills, 512 East Third South street. YES
terday afternoon.
X \ 4
Miss Merle Clark of Provo is visiting
her many friends and relatives at Muir
ray for a few days
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The big event Of the week aad of the
mldwinter season is the administration
ball 10 be given tomorrow evening at
the Odeon. The affair VIII De ATTENDED
by great many out-of-town guests, as
well as by many OF those prominent IN
Politics locally. The post people nave
been invited to be the guests of the sd-
fninistration, and il is likely that the
army officers and the officers OF the
governors staff viii make q great
showing with their full dress uniforms.
The gowns of the ladies Will be quite
eclipsed BY the display of gold braid.
X X X
Despite the fact that several Of the
most enthusiastic golfers have sought
green fields and pastures new within the
past few weeks, everything points 70 an
early opening Of the Country club.
whose devOtees are already watching
on mild days for an opportunity to
show in what fine condition the place is
During the fair days of the past week
or so, many members were out at the
club and, although the more recent
storm has interfered, the place will
probably be formally opened earlier this
year than ever before.
K x x
The most encouraging reports come
from two of Utah's talented girls. who
are abroad stUdying-AIiss Emma Lucy
Gates and Miss Sybella White Clayton.
Both of them are meeting with marked
successes, and have been fairly show
cred Nth honors in Berlin.
DOHL BARET.