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Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1911-04-17
DEMOCRATS ARE SATISFIED

Washington. April 17.-So far in
the extra ordinary session of congress
it has been plain sailing for the well
organized democratic majority in the
house of representatives but in the
view Of a strong minority there are
breakers ahead. Democratic leaders
refer with pride to the achievement
OF passing the bill for the popular
election Of United States senators and
the campaign publicity bill in two
legislative days and to bringing before
the house the Canadian reciprocity
agreement with assurances Of its rati-
fication by an Overwhelming majority
BY the middle of this week
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1911-04-17

have repulsed the right wing of the
federal army. We expect Juan Cabral
to arrive at any moment to reinforce
us, but we will hold Aqua Prita any
way
At 1870 heavy firing was renewed,
although the federal machine guns
were heard no more and apparently
were out of commission. The rebels
in the trenches along the international
line were engaged. The federal troops
paid no attention to the warnings not
to fire into the United States, but kept
fighting from low ground and their
elevated aim carried their bullets far
into Douglas. The whole section OF
Douglas between Fifth street and the
international line was deserted. The
American custom house was under a
heavy FIRE and the citizens sheltered
there took refuge in deep bitches.
Another American, John Hamilton,
was shot In the breast, about noon.
He was in Douglas and nearly in
the center of the city. Twenty insur-
gent dead had been brought into Aqua
Prieta at 1890, while scores of wound
ed were being treated in the trenches
and on the field.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1911-04-17
MISS ROSE CRAWFORD. LOS AN
GELEs GIRL, WILL STAND
BY SWEETHEART
AWAITS WORD FROM HIM
LAST LETTER TOLD OF KIDNAP-
ING AND EFFORTS TO CAP.
TURE ABDUcToRs
WEDDING SET FOR NEXT FALL
THE TWO MET AND FELL IN
LOVE WHILE HE WAS AT
TENDING BUSINESS COLLEGE

Los Angeles, April 17.-Miss Rose
Crawford, fiancee of Will Rogers,
OF Las Vegas, N. M, self-confessed
kidnaper of his brothers two-year-
old son, lives in Los Angeles with
her mother, Mrs. o. Crawford, at 1144
South Flower street. She had hoped
to become his bride in the fall.
She met Rogers little over a
year ago while he was attending
business college here. She is anxious
ly awaiting letter from him and re-
fuses to believe that he is guilty OF
the kidnapping. Rogers is being held
in the penitentiary at Santa Fe, N.
NJ, awaiting trial.
THE papers say he confessed steal
ing Helen's baby. but I can't believe
it," she said yesterday. He just
adored his brothers wife, and was
always talking about her, and little
Waldo was his pet.
Il had letter from him last Thurs
day and he told me about the kid
naping of the baby. He said he had
been hunting day and night for the
kidnapers. He was too tired to write
much, but said he would tell me about
it later.
'"The next thing heard of the case
was when I read in Wednesday morn
ing's Examiner that he had been
arrested for stealing the baby and had
confessed"
A suggestion that viii Rogers WIS
mentally unbalanced met with instant
rebuke from Miss Crawford.
"Will is splendid, big, manly chap.
Everybody likes him, and when he
WAS here in Los Angeles he made
many friends.
"Of course" she continued. "many
of those who knew of our engagement
have been advising me to have moth
ing more to do with him. Isn't that
wicked and heartless?" she inquired
with spirit.
Even mother who was recently
called East, has asked me to drop
him, but l won't No girl who really
loved man would, I'm certain.
81 know all will come out right, and
everything be explained. Wills fam
lily relations were so extremely happy.
Even when he first became engaged
he was always talking about his fam
lly, his sister up in Seattle, and the
little baby nephew.
ut certainly wasn't for love of me
that he stole the baby. He didn't need
he money to marry me; he knows
cared too much, and he always had
plenty" she half sobbed.
Miss Crawford has received a tele-
gram from a brother of the prisoner.
saying he had written her a long let
er of explanations, which she is Gag
'rly awaiting.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1911-04-17
STATE DEPARTMENT
PRODDING MEXICO I.

\ Washington, April lin view 4
\ of the acute situation along the =
\ Mexican border the state depart :
\ ment today asked the Mexican \
4 government for definite assur- y
4 ances in advance of a formal re- =
\ ply to the representations of the =
\ United States that the Douglas \
4 incident be not repeated. The =
\ department also requested infor- =
\ nation as to what preventative =
4 measures had been taken. I
4 4 4 4 4 \ + = Y \ =
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1911-04-17
FATAL DISPUTE OVER DIME

Auburn, Ills, April 17.-While a
game OF dice was in progress in the
village jail here yesterday, Lee Risen
shot and killed Henry Lindsey, S5
years old, in dispute over 1O-cenl
wager. Risen made his escape. The
portion of the Jail where the game
was in progress is always open for
destitutes. Risen, Lindsey and others
had gathered there only short time
before for quiet little game
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1911-04-17
: Z : : = : : = 7 = :
: MADERO ENROI|TE
To Aqua PRIETA !.

\ Ell Paso, Tex, April 17.-Ac- =
\ cording to reports here today :
\ from a source deemed reliable, =
4 Francisco l. Madero, Jr., is now =
\ on his way to Aqua Prieta, where =
\ it is believed he will establish =
\ his headquarters. Madero, it is \
\ said, was at the head of the in :
\ surrecto force advancing upon =
\ Juarez which engaged the feder- =
\ ais at Bauche last Saturday and =
4 which has since mysteriously Z
\ disappeared. +
\ l. \ y y \ \
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1911-04-17
ANARCHY AT DELAeoA BAY

London, April ia Cape Town
dispatch says the British protected
cruiser Forte has been ordered to
Delagoa bay. According to the Jo-
hannesburg Express, anarchy reigns
at Delagoa bay because of the fact
that many officials and residents of
Portuguese East Africa territory re.
main loyal to the deposed monarchy.
The revolutionists demand the depo-
sition of the governor of Mozambique
and the expulsion of these loyalists.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1911-04-17
CAPTAIN FORAKER
KILLED in BATTLE
AMERICAN "DYNAMITE FlEND,"
FELL IN SklRMISH NEAR
JUAREZ

Ell Paso, Tex, April 17.-Apparent-
ly authentic reports have reached
Juarez that Captain Oscar G. Creigh-
ton, the dynamite fiend" as the Mex-
leans called him, was killed while
fighting with the insurrectos near
Juarez last Saturday. Creighton claim
ed to be a New York broker. He was
in charge of the insurrecto force that
was wrecking railroad bridges in
northern Mexico.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1911-04-17
RETIRED GENERAL DEAD

Cambridge, Mass. April 17.-Gen-
eral M. s. Muz, 6S years old, U. S M.
G. (retired), died here yesterday. lie
entered the marine corps in the civil
war as second lieutenant. During the
Spanish-American war he was station
ed in Norfolk, being sent later to Ar
napolis to take charge of Cervera and
other Spanish officers.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1911-04-17
NO TRUST CASE OPINIONS

Washington. April 1.-THE SUI
preme Court of the United States did
not hand down opinions in the long cx-
pected Standard Oil and Tobacco Trust
cases today, or in the Compers con-
tempt case. This means another week
at least must elapse before these
eagerly looked for decisions are an
nounced.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1911-04-17

Aqua Prieta, Mexico, (via Douglas
Ariz.,) April 1.-THE first attempt OF
the federal Mexican troops to retake
Aqua Prieta from the rebels resulted
today in their repulsion. The battle
ragged four hours, commencing at $3.50
this morning, the federals crossing
the open country and attacking the
rebel trenches. The losses of the reb-
els were slight but it is believed the
federals suffered upwards of five hun
dred casualties. A rain of bullets
crossed the International line and fell
in a veritable hail in Douglas, Ari-
zona. AT least two Americans were hit.
More than fifteen hundred federals
were pitted against the rebel garri-
son of thousand. The rebels are
hourly expecting reinforcements.
The federals began the attack by
massing southeast of town and moved
slowly within rifle range of the rebel
position. The insurrectos, firing n
three directions, lay low in their tren'
ches or flat on the open ground. The
federals' fire went over them and into
Aqua Prieta and Douglas, plowing into
the adobe buildings facing Second and
Third streets. Vicious spurts of sand
and dust showed here and there over
the whole southern end of the city
as the bullets fell.
The federals in moving in had ad'
vanced from their camp at Sulphur
Springs, water hole five miles south
of Aqua Prieta, with the evident In
tention of attacking the rebel posi-
tion along the border. But before
they were able to get in a covered po'
sition they encountered the rebel
cavalry. There was rattle from the
repeating rifles as the forces came
into firing range. The cavalry drop
ped back slowly and the federals next
came within range of the deep en-
trenchments thrown up by the rebels
Yesterday and last night.
With the first CALLING fire from the
entrenchments, the federals were seen
to waver, but the movement was
quickly checked For fifteen minutes
the two armies held their positions,
while the deadly fire continued. Thir-
tv minutes after the battle opened
the rebels abandoned the outlying po-
sitions and fell back to the breast
works towards Aqua Prieta. The
federal advance was slow and in open
order with an almost continuous fir
ing. the rebels contending every inch
of their way. While the rebel rifle
men were falling back to the second
row of entrenchments, they fought
boldly in the open. They stopped and
took deliberate aim at the advancing
federal line, firing round after round.
The backward movement of the reb-
els, however, was steady. Many had
fallen on both sides. Suddenly the
federal machine guns were silenced,
but the rifle fire was kept up with
out intermission. 1t was apparent
that the rebel sharpshooters were
concentrating their fire on the federal
machine gun operators and time and
time again these guns were uhman-
ned.
At 7:45, an hour and quarter af-
ter the battle opened, the machine
guns were again placed in action,
raking the rebel position on two sides,
but the fire from the rebel trenches
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1911-04-17
Army LIEUTENANT
SHOT BY FANATIC
cRAzED WITH RELIGIOUS PAS
SION MORO NATIVE KILLED
CAVALRY OFFICER

Manila, April 17.-Lieutenant Wal
ter H. Rodney, Of the Second United
States cavalry. stationed at Augur
barracks. Mindanao. was murdered to-.
day by Moro of the Mohammedan
sect of Juramentado. who was crazed
with religious passion.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1911-04-17
sHAFRoTH vEToEs BILL

Denver. April H. Governor John
F. Shafroth today vetoed the racing
and boxing bill passed by the state
legislature last week. The bin would
have permitted bookmaking under the
partimutuel system and ten round no
decision boxing bouts.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1911-04-17

. MADERO, SR., ON
WAY To join son !,

= Eagle Pass, Tex. April IL \
= Francisco I. Madero, ST., today \
\ should be well advanced on his \
= way into Mexico on a peace mis- \
= sion to his son, the insurrecto \
= leader. Madero left here about \
= midnight Saturday on a special \
= train furnished by the Mexican \
: government. r u 4
~ - y y y y = y =
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1911-04-17
BIG TARIEE REDUCTION

Washington, April 17.-From an au-
thoritative source it was learned to-
day that the democratic revision of
the wool schedule contemplates a re-
duction of about fifty per cent on raw
wool and forty per cent on manufac-
tured articles.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1911-04-17
~
: SENATOR Stone
DEMANDS INQUIRY

\ Washington, April IA most \
: thorough and searching inquiry \
\ into the situation in Mexico is \
\ demanded in resolution offered \
\ today by Senator w. ]. Stone of \
4 Missouri. The resolution calls \
\ on the senate committee on for \
4 eign affairs to at once undertake \
\ the investigation of the danger \
\ to American and foreign lives :
\ and property. \
4 4 4 4
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1911-04-17
AERoPLANE eLARINe TARGET

Washington, April 17.-It is rea-
sonable to believe that an aeroplane
1000 yards away would stand no
show even if only the service rifle
were used.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1911-04-17
REBELS REPULSE DESPERATE ASSAULT !.
MADE BY FEDERALS ON aqua PR|ETA|
Y Y
: REVOLUTION IS
: FAST SPREADING !

\ Chihuahua, April 17-With in 4
\ formation from reliable sources, 4
\ stating that the railroads between \
4 important points. in the states of \
\ Durango, Coahuila and Zacate- \
4 cas- are being disabled and thou \
+ sands of non-combatants cut off, \
4 and that many men are leaving \
\ their families, it is believed the \
\ insurrection in Mexico is rapid \
\ ly spreading to the south. \
+ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-29
WOMAN DRUGGED
Burglars Then Rob House-Blood-
hounds Are Placed on Trail.

Special Dispatch 10 the Intelligence.
CLARKSBURG. W. Va. June ~
The lands and Harris bloodhounds
were brought here from Fairmont last
night to work on a mysterious robbery
case at the home OF James Hamed
an Italian. at Northview. but they
failed 20 run anyone down. Hamed
Is a miner at the Corona mine. in that
suburb. When he returned from work
late yesterday afternoon. he found his
wife upon tho floor. asleep 10
aroused her with difficulty. AFTER re-
covering her senses she informed her
husband that n stranger entered the
house early In the afternoon and asked
her for a cup OF coffee. he sat down
while she got the coffee. Then ne
forced her 90 drink some OF %. after
he had evidently put q drug In ~.
and Fbo soon fel asleep. % was dis
covered That $3.50 belonging 10 "a
boarder and $40 OF Hameds money
had been stolen.
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SELL GAS in WEST
Ohio Company Takes Up Plans 90 EK.
tend Market for Fuei-Wili A.
feet West Virginia.

Special Dispatch TO the Intelligence.
COLUMBUS. o., June 2s.-The 10
gan Natural Gas a. Fuel Company.
which IS a subsidiary OF the Union
Natural Gas Company OF Pittsburg. TO-
day amended it's charter On order that
20 can send gas 20 other states. Tho
Logan company. IN addition 10 us
large holdings in Licking Hooking
and other counties. has more than
10000 acres under lease in now
Northeastern Ohio fields. In the last
few years Michigan and Indiana cities
have been after ohio gas. but not un-
80 the new field was discovered did
the Ohio company feel disposed 70
send any Of the supply out OF the
statcs ~ 81 said that other large gas
companies are Interested with the 10
ran company iu Sos present undertaF-
ing
Millions OF feet OF gas from ponusu
vania and West Virginia have been
cold in Ohio.
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GIFT To HARVARD
Over Million Dollars In Gifts 20 the
University In Past Year.

CAMBRIDGE. Mass. June rs
Gifts 10 the amount OF 81 zoo. 900 re-
ceiyed by Harvard University during
the last year were announced by Pres
idcnt Lowell 10 the 1000 OF more Har-
ward men gathered for the alumni
meeting In the quadrangle behind Sea
ver hall late toby.
Almost simultaneously with this an
nOunccmcut. William &. Boyden. or
Chicago. handed 20 President Ioweu
q check for 100000 as the Fift OF the
class Of 1856 90 the University. to be
invested boz the college funds and only
the income 20 be used
Governor Foss divulged a plan BY
which De hopes the State will set
aside a sum annually for the creation
or n large number OF scholarships 10
Doe awarded by competitive eNamina-
tion 20 young men and women OF Mas
eachuFetts. the recipient OF such
scholarship 30 choose the institution
in the State which they will attend.
Other speakers we're Justice Onvcr
wendell Holmes speaking for the
class of 81. and George v. T. Meyer.
90. Secretary OF the Navy. on whom
was conferred the honorary degree of
T.. l.. D.
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CONTEMPT
Proceedings Are 60 Be Brought m
Court Against wife %
Dynamitcr.

Los ANGELES. Cal. juno 2s -
Contempt proceeding were begun TO-
d1y AGAINST Mrs McNauiral because
OF her refusal 90 answer what the
prosecution declares were pertinent
questions. when she appeared before
the grand Jury yesterday 'n the Los
Angeles Times dvnamiung INQUIRY.
Tho questions will bo road in open
court Saturday to determine N rhc
should answer them. lf they are do.
ciared pertinent she viii ho given an
opportunity. and DO is said by tho pro.
7ccution fho win face jain sentence
if she refuses.
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MORRIS
John W. Morris Named For High
Place With Masons.
9GHc-

WASHINGTON, June 2s.-James d.
Richardson. sovereign grand comman-
der of the Scottish Rite Masons of
the southern Jurisdiction OF United
States. today announced six newly
appointed officers OF the Supreme
council. as follows:
John f. Mayors. Virginia. first grand
eQuerry, John W. Morris. West
Virginia, second grand equerry: Gus
tav Anderson. Nebraska, grand stan
dard bearer: J. w. Cortland, North
Carolina. grand sword bearer: T..
T. Taubman. South Dakota, grand
herald: and Samuel Poyntz Cochran.
OF Dallas. appointed deputy OF the
Supreme Council for Texas.
The Offices are among the highest
In Masonry, and the appointees all
have received the thirty-third de
gree.
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LOGANS Cut Rate Drug Store
Tenth and Main SIS. WheeIiuo Va

bers OF the committee itself asked Mr..
Tilden in almost every conceivable
style OF question il he had anything
TO do or knew OF any one that had
any thing TO do with the raising OF n
fund 10 elect LOrimer. either before
or after the election. To each the
witness declared with emphasis that
he did not.
II was Senator Kern. Democratic
nominee for vice-president in the last
campaign. WHO put Mr.. Tilden's Demo
cracy 10 question. This was some time
after the witness had testified that he
was Democrat Senator Kern
brought out that Tilden had supported
one Democratic candidate for presi.
dent in nineteen years.
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SCORE HURT IN WRECK
Passenger Train ard Locomotive Col.
lide-Two May Die

PHILADELPHIA. June ~ The on
FIncor and ono passenger wore prob
ably Fatally injured and twenty other
passengers wcro badly cut. bruised
and scaidod tonight WHOM on express
train bound FOR Chestnut UU coiuded
with the tender Of n freight lDcorlo.
tive Of tho entrance 81 tho rnuadel
phia a Reading Railways tunnel hero.
benjamin w. Doiau. aFcd az years.
a. tho injured engine driver
The passenger who ia believed 20 be-
dying a. Ernest W. Evans. aged 90
years. Of Aeburv Place. Chestnut iuif
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GAS EXPLOSION
Seriously Burns a Fairmont Woman
Clothes Burned.

.gre..4t fIsutf.r 20 tho TrfeiIierr.rr
FAIRMONT. vs.. Va. June 29--ln %
gas explosion which occurred in the
city apartment building 200 the First
ward no o'clock this evening Mrs
James Morrow was seriously burned
and the lives ~ hundred tenants en-
danrcred Tho Morrow family were
moving from the building. and had dis
connected their gas range Mrs Nor
row was assisting her husband when
'he explosion occurred. caused from
some unknown reasons The Games
caught her clothing. and before The
fro could Do put out She was badly
hnrnnh.
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Aoed LADY Dead

CLARKsHTRG. 49, Va. June 2s -
Mrs Vcbecca a Green. an AGED and
esteemed resident o. O'Neil. died last
night 90 her home OF q complication
NJ diseases due tp old age Six chill
drcn survive her. namely Thomas
J. swngcr. of Clarkshurr Isaiah
Swarer. Of Grass Rum s. T. Swagcr.
Of ssrdia w. o. svarer. ~ Lumber
porI Thomas Svaror. OF Sew
MarHnrviro. and Mrs Dora Graves.
81 Wolf Summit
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Tilden drilled
Ch'eago 6snker-Paeker Couldn't Tell
OF Lorimer Scandal, But Was
Roughly Handled by Kern.

WASHINGTON. June as.-His
methods OF bookkeeping and his loyal
~ 10 the Democratic party alike were
under fire today. when Edward Tilden.
bank director. packing house manager
ana corporation man generally, ap-
peared before the Senate Lorimer
committee 10 testify that he was i'm no
way interested in the raising OF a fund
10 elect Mr.. Lorimer 10 tho senate
Attorneys for the committee. attor-
news 'or Senator Lorimer and mem
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confsssss murds,

PHILADELPHIA. June 2s-The mys.
tory which had surrounded tho death
of Mrs Sidney vs.. steiner. who was
found with a bullet in her head Of
home in Norristovn this morning. was
cleared away tonight. when Charles
Wayne. aged - years. confessed 90
thc police that boz had murdered Tho
woman
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I
real close friends who have your welfare enough
at heart to really put thought in matter-if
ask their advice will advise you do the thing
they think you want to do.
Sometimes they do this consciously and intention
ally know a girl who frankly says, IF anyone asks
advice always feel around find what they want
to say. and then say H. It's tiptop way TO make
people like you and think your Judgment is good"
incidentally. she was one OF the FIVE people Molly
haN been consulting)
But often times your counselors quite uucon-
scous that they doing this. IL Is simply that by
your desire have them think a thing you I'M
Intentionally hypnotize them into your way thinking
The desire may be sub-conscious with you. You
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SENSATIONS
Mark Close Of Henwood Case-Jury
Has Case Now

DENVER. col. Juno 2s-Thc case
n harold p Houwood. OF New York.
charged with staying George ". Cope
land boo hotel harroom. went 10 tho
jury tonight The jury was locked mp
tll 10 O'Clock tomorrow.
so the niFht session NJ court. Dis
frict Attorney FiUotf ridicuiod tho
plea N seifdofeueo. asserting that
Henwood regarded 90 necessity 90 be-
rId ~ Won phui That he might inera
t'ate himself in the favor Of Mrs John
W. Spring wife ~ n Denver banker.
20 further his social ambitions and 10
establish himself with Mt Springer %
gain financial support for hia business.
Tie nleo characterized Heuwood az
a "desertcr Of his wife and child" and
denounced bic assumption Of tho roio
of protector 81 women
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Robb.d hY Mssk.d m.n-

Foe .inI '.rnffN t0 tHo 1rtriffgenre~
FAGRMONT. ". Va. June 2s.-Wu.
liam smith. iaborer. wac held un
early thls morning Of CASTOR June
tion. o. Few miles above this city by a
masked man and robbed Of $50 in
cash Smith resisted and VAS struck
over the head and rendered uncon-
Ecioua
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eroom.to-n.. u. ~. -

ADVANTAGEOUS. " NJ June -
Rev Thomas w. Uarwood. 50 years
old. national chaplain ~ tho r. a r..
today announced his hctrothaI to Mrs
Mary Clark. Of Albuquerque The
prospective bride is 20 years old.
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The Daily Chit-Chat
By RUTH CAMERON

thing
- Molly, the day
We were talking decision she had
which
happen in her
Do think psychology
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,cMsg ANe N9

al KNOW Mr. Jones is in love
with Miss Brown" says the
Boarding House PHILOSOPHER. i saw
him talking 10 her last night and he
was brushing his silk hat the wrong
way Of The grim"