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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-11

~ HIS IS the time when. revislting
familiar neighborhOod. We say;
4 Il don't remember that house,
and someone has passed the pIdCe
oftener. answers: Few would Recognizes
it 1t has been so improved
It is p season Of building ana OF re-
building, and the rebullolhs - u '--9
two the more wonderful - -,
We see a one story cottage grown ~
q two story house A small mouse
veals its owners new prOsPe ~
spreading over twice as lnuCH 4af
with its bay window extension On tlo
east side. its summer Verahud 10 -.
may convert into sun pdAl ~ -
winter, but where the fanny me- 1i ne -
brea kfast this summer. ana CaL- ~
the neighbors for imprOmplu ice - Ssl-il
in the evening The face Of that mouse
is utterly changed is II Dy Le
randall No, only the buiLuillS ~ q -
Ccny overhead. But the former "IHGoW
has been deepened into glass 100
that opens upon the balcony, anu mere
are a little reading table anu 4Vulls,
ing chair beside it ike mos
on the decks OF seagOing steam ; -AliI
one catches a glimpse OF shc4Hs VI
bright silk in the work basket anu
ma gaZine or two beside It 1000. d,
The Robinson house LOOKS -
YOU say. and YOU hear in eAplAHatLOn
that Mrs. Robinson is happy because
at last she has her long deIerreu ne r"
kitchen and her husband ms DLtAt d
neat little laundry at INC N
kitchen. You would not thlnh SO slllall
a thing would make a woman lOOh 80
much more content, so mucn EGIHS II
and more at peace with the worm Dut
Il is thus when we achleFe soIle.-s-l ~
for which wel had long neen SUN Is lIli,.
and the neighbOrs said Mrs fNoolhson
has done a good deal OF sII rl. ~ LOT LOT
her spouse keeps the strings OF ms
money bags knotted tight
The Crimes house seems a stId -llser
20 itself" YOU remark. for ITS SMOKED,
spotted Wilderness has been replaSeu oy
Iie-ht r-rav with trimmings OF darker
FTav 1t has a roof so moss IKE In
color that the painter IS PENS con
graduated upon MS art, WI VIM mas so
Closely followed nature a Deu OF DTS nj
geraniums in front Of the mouse give
Il a CHEEKY aspect. The Grimes mouse
for the first time, looks up 10 date II
Looks as woman does who overheard
someone call her trump ana who has
bought a smart. new froch; ana who
looks 10 years younger ana twice as
happy. because of her triumph
The Conservatory.
"The bleak looking house or the
Rradlevs. What on earth have they
done TO ito YOU ask The straight
outlines severe as an unSmlling face.
have been somehow changed. All, Mrs.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-11
III Pnsoans Away on Vacations.

The vacation season Is now al hand
and the annual exodus Of FL PasOans is
about to begin Having this in mind,
we suggest that before starting you
supply yourself with all those little
things that are so necessary en- route
and after YOU reach your destination and
sometimes so hard to get. Your atten-
ton is called TO Thermos bottles, rub
her bathing caps, safety razOrs, travel
ing sets bath brushes, tooth brushes,
bath mats and many other articles that
are now displayed in our window OF
course. an AnscO camera is an item not
to be overlooked Scott White & Co,
Mills Bldg.
P S.-We almost forgot TO mention
that a bottle Of Whites Guaranteed
Corn Cure should be in the possession
OF every FL PasOan going on a Faca-
ton.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-11

per on Mexico. Miss Ann Hughes sang,
Mrs c. W. Webdeu gave a short mis-
siOnary talk. and Robin Gould read a
letter from bishop Tambuth on African
missions
Following the program a short bust
ness meeting was held. and after that
q social time enjoyed IN which Mrs
Webdeu. assisted by Mrs J. J. Ayers
and Miss Margaret Henderson, served
refreshments
Those present were Misses Annie B.
Murray, Byrd Ferguson, Ann Hughes
Emma Hoffman. Gladys King. Lucille
Ayers. Elsie Lurkin. Eleanor Wright
Margaret Henderson. 1Lr. and Mrs
Robin Gould, Mr.. and Mrs. L T. AYERS,
Mr. and Mrs II. O. Care. Messrs. Har-
~ Henderson. Harry Russ, Dorsey
Newborn and Hugh Henry.
A reception VIII be given Tuesday
night by the congregation Of the
First Baptist church In honor OF their
new pastor and his wife. ar and Mrs.
J. r Williams
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-11
SchoolNotes

A business meeting Of the Parent
Teachers association OF the sunset
school was held Friday afternoon
The resignation of Mrs Edith
p,,tr,an Who has gone to California to
live. was accepted. and Mrs Lee Bur
dick was elected treasurer in her place
The resignation Of Mrs. George F. TIL
ton. who leaves FL PasO sooc. vas - ae+
cepted and Mrs. y Magic vas
to FIJI her place as secretary
The Parent Teachers association o.
the Mesa. school met Friday aIter l 20 4
IN the school A delightful soclaL NJ -
Vas eniOved in the domestic scle1ce
room. Where the girls OF the ol o9[
grades served refreshments, anu an ~ ~
6ortunitv was given to inspect the sew
ing and needlework Of the a ONE i0
Science department scholars Later IN
The assembly, room. an interesting pro-
gram was given; Miss Mary Ae sI-a-s
presented a report OF the mothers con
gress meetings. The association al, az
fourned until next september WneH
school reOpens-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-11
H Pasoans Away

Robert n. Zeiger has entered the
United States forestry service and LETT
FL Paso. Saturday morning FOR Williams
Arizona. where he VIII enter on his
new duties
H. 6. Potter is arranging 70 90 70 70
Seattle soon to attend a conN hII I y
stone & Webster officials. Mrs Potter
viii accompany him and speno Us
summer there visiting her oroIntI, N.
n. Edgar. formerly genera HldIlas
In FL Paso. but at present 4leLud e ~
the company's interests IN Seallle anu
Tacoma
Miss Louis r. Hopper VIII le ave
Saturday On the Golden state ll5 glIf-5.l
for New Sork to attend II1g, wefuii 3
Boyd, on May IS.
Charles I.eaveII and little daughter.
Kate. left FL PasO SATURDAY Hiol ~ Isi
Tor DaIIas where a number OF =
Pseos1s are going to participate IN tne
state golf tournament, wnlcn WI
hold AZ Dallas next week M a.
Mrs Waters Davis, Peyton -, -T a 80. -,
and Arthur W. Houck are among '-s
number.
MI and Mrs. A. Stolaroff left Fr .-l...
night for Galveston. Tex 10 pc So
about a week. En- route theS I-
it their daughter, Mrs harry u MAJ
in Waco, Texas.
H r Gamble will leave Satu l.1..1
night for Barstew, Texas. 70 aIse'l ~
the first meeting Of the 81
]. F. Johnson Dry Goous
Mrs c. A. TiIson and baby, with ,i her
mother. Mrs Ann KARI, an4 OF 49,
oliver. will leave next week LOT i LIi-S
vile, Ky. TO spend the summer '--- .
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-11
New Furniture For the Dining Room

New Furniture or inc DA----7
Our stock OF dining room 1urnltuf Z E
is one Of the largest in FL Paso- anu
YOU viii find that prices quoted mere
are the lowest IL is possible 10 pace
on reliable furniture
If YOU have built a new nome anu
the dining room must be 1urnlsheu
complete. we will be glad 10 snow you
handsome complete suits in Clrcasslel
walnut, mahogany, Early Engnsh' etc
The pieces in these suits match per
fectly.) Ill,
If YOU need just one piece. YOU. VIII
find here a big stock Of separate pieces pieces
buffets. sideboards. serving taoles,
china closets, etc, all the newest de-
signs.
showing OF everything needed for the
dining room. Come in and see Wnat
We have in dining room furniture
Out OF town people; We have unus ua I
facilities for filling orders from out OF
town. especially large orders for no
tells and rooming houses. Out OF town
people are urged TO correspond with US
regarding what they need In furniture
and rugs
FL PasO Household Furnishing Co.
Corner Mills and Stanton.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-11
Weddings

Mr.. and Mrs. H. o. Dow announce
the engagement of their daughter. Miss
Gertrude Dow 10 James J. Murphy. The
wedding will take place June S, AID
the couple viii leave Immediately for
a wedding trip through Michigan.
Leigh Clark announces the engage
ment Of his daughter, Miss Frances
Clark to DR.. James Vance. The we'd
ding will occur som etime in June.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-11
Dinners and Luncheons

A stag banquet will be given Satur-
day night at the Inn Grill room by the
members OF the X D. E. fraternity.
ar and Mrs ". D Wise will give
a dinner Saturday night at the Harvey
house complimentary to Mrs. E +.
Hoffman. OF Fort Worth, who is the
guest of her sister Mrs. John McCul-
Tough Dean. Following the dinner, the
party viii attend the Country club
dance
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-11

This blouse shows one OF the new
sleeves with the wide pleated net
frill at the wrist The sleeve band Of
lace buttons closely to the wrist, after
putting on.
The blouse itself IS quite simply
made with two tucks in front. between
which is a row of crOCheJed buttons.
The girdle OF white satin IS Ornamented
In front with a crocheted buckle. and
finished in the back with a bow and
ends.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-11

The ordinary cost OF a Want Ad in
The Fl Paso Herald Is % cents. It
reaches an average Of about 10000
readers each issue.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-11
Women Organizations

A social was given b. the Willing
Workers on Sunday evening at I04
North Kansas street, which was largely
attended The house was beautifully
decorated in the society colors OF gold
white and blue. A very delightful paro-
gram was enjoyed Those who rendered
their talents and helped TO make the
affair a success were Miss Anna
StoIaroff. Miss Della ROsenstefn, Mr.
ana Mrs. J. BuQuOr, Miss Minnie Cohn,
Miss Rita Guitterman and Mrs H w
Goldman
Refreshments. carrying out the soc1-
ETY. colors. were served
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-11

Use Herald Want Ads.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-11
Out OF Town Visitors

Rev. c. o. Beckman. formerly pastor
Of the First Methodist Episcopal
church Of this city. now living al Alou-
oueruue, arrived this morning with his
daughter Gail, anu will be the guests
of Mr. and Mrs E Z. Mold. 1926 E.
Boulevard. for a short stay Mr. Beck
man viii preach in his old church, cor
ner Boulevard and Myrtle. both morn
ing and evening. on Sunday
Miss Dora Graham, OF Phoenix. Ariz-,
is visiting M and Mrs Hal Christy-
She will be in Fl Paso for about q
week
Dr. J. Odd Hamilton OF Roswell. y.
NJ, is spending a couple Of weeks in
FL PasO.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-11

Bryan BIOS.
can please you with a straw or Pan
ana hat.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-11

Have your nails manicured regularly
It's q fine habit Elite ParlOrs, 216
Texas street
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-11

And then whe pOu good time for 70 maize those
necessary repairs pour patch clock other articles Of eUey
Uhch mdu be broken.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-11

Have all kinds Of travelling bags and
suit cases
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-11
For Pleasure Or For Pain

eontens
you'll when meet friend
There's deal Of JOY can be got out OF silver flask IN va
tonim
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-11

The bleak IOokIng HUIst OF NE
done TO ito YOU ask The straight
outlines. severe as an unsmiling face.
have been somehow changed. All. Mrs.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-06-29
COMPULSORY SALE OF STAPLES

$l.75 BEDSPREADS, Sl.35 Bedspread nemmed or fringed, srochst s1 el n.1"s weave; regular S1,35
 $2.50 BEDSPREADS, S1.95 Very extra large size Bedspreads fringed or hemmed; crochet pat terms; CT CE $2.50 value ........ O1HJJ
 Si Marseilles Spreads, S2.95 Marseilles Bedspreads, in the largest sizes; scalloped or fringed; $4 CD 0C
 ENGLISH LONGlIOTH
 36-inch English Longcloth; very fine soft finish for fine under muslins; 12-yard bolt, Q1 10 worth s1.5o, for .....,.4isiJ
 ENGLISH LONGCLOTH
 36-inch English Loncloth; very extra fine bleached Sea Island bolt, worth $2............4 .4i,43
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-06-29
EXTRA COMPULSORY SALE
 MEMS FURNISHINGS
45c Elastic Drawers. 29c.

45c Elastic Drawers, 29c. Mems Elastic Web Seam Draw CTS, made of good heavy quality bleached muslin; 45c 7Qn Elastic Seam Drawers.
 Men S Elastic Seam Drawers; made of twill drilling or check ed nainsook; good as any 75c garment for made; .39 c
 Sic Union Suits, 42c.
 Mems Fine Balbriggan Union Suits, also checked nainsook; knee length, sleeve H0 n less; Sac value rk O
 Mems $1.25 Shirts, 79c. Mems fine Madras and Percale Neglieee; Shirts; neat 70o designs; $1.25 value ......s JO
 Mems 75c Shirts, 47c
 Mems Fine Negligee Shirts, Percale and Madras; neat pat terms; 75c A7 a value =, .-...,...... ,....... I'll
 Boys $l.5O Pants, 9Sc.
 Boys knickerbocker Pants, made of fine all-wool materials; spring and summer QQn weight; $1.50 value .....,,,... OVO
 Boys 35c Waists, 2Oc.
 Boys Blouse Waists, made Of fine madras and percale; col lars attached; 10 n Soc value ~ O
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-06-29

Slx9O SHEETS, i9c.
 S1X90 inch Bleached Seamless Sheets, heavy linen finish mus lin; 75c value An.
 slx9O SHEETS, 5sc
 SlX90-inch Bleached Seamless Sheets; heavy linen finish mus lin; S5c value, EOa fsx3G PILLOW CASES, z 1-2c 42x36-inch Bleached Pillow Cases; cheaper than the muslin can be bought for; 71o eacH =--.-.... .....--. =..................a 9O
 42x36 PILLOW CASES, lie. Extra fine Pillow Cases, made of soft finish muslin H. 1oc value ........ ........-
 PEPPERELL SHEETINGS 9-4 Bleaehed Pepperell GS Sheeting ....--. --..-.. .ZlG 9-4 unbleached Pcpperell 01i. Sheeting ........ ............ A.E2G lo-4 unbleached Pepperell on. sheeting -. ...-,... .,.......... AUG
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-06-29
:s5c WASH SILKS. 95c

2i-1nch Wash Silks i'll every mageuable shade; small Jaquard figures, dots and Russian cords; 35c value, at pEa the yard ...-.-.. 4. sS b Sl.0O Shower Proof Fauiard>, 7Sc 27-inch Cherry Bros. Shower and spot proof Faulards, beautiful patterns; $1 values; 7Qn the yard - -.....a OO
 50c PIQUE, 33c.
 27-inch White Pique in three different width stripes The new material for skirts, 2 pa soc value .. -.--..-... V yV
 WHIP CORD PIQUE, 25c The new Whip Cord Pique, so much used for skirts, coats and suits. White Echru, Cream pink pin "a and nd black. Extra 25c
 .15c CRANBERRY, Sc.
 Plain Chambery in blue, brown pink and grey, warranted Qn fast color. Extra ........,.., OC 15c Red Seal Gingham, He. Red. Seal Zepher Ginghams, are absolutely warranted fast colors. Yer, Very newest designs. 1es The yard ...- .......-.-...--,... V
 s 1-sc INLiA LINEN, oc.
 Fine Sheer India Linen for sum- mer dresses. The same as you have always paid 1-3c Ta for; the yard .--...-- .......-...- VO
 15c PERCALS. l2 1-2c
 36-inch Light and Dark Percals. Finest quality and guaranteed fast colors; f1ln n the yard ..-... ......,............. G2U
 ac VAL LAtES. ? 1.2c
 Fine Val Laces, such as you would pay 5c for elsewhere. Here this sale; 0la the yard ...'.....:.. E2C
 TORtHON LACES, f 1-2c
 Torchou Laces and Insertions to mach, three and four inches wide wide, worth up to sc. l1c.
 i5c VAL LAtES, l-2c
 Fine Val Laces and Insertions to match patterns, an inch wide, worth 15c. Extra, the 7la
 ice VAL LACES. 5c
 Fine Val II~aces and Insertions to match, one-half to three-forth inches wide. Regular 10c Eo values. Extra ...-... .............. NV
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-06-29
10c HUCk TOWELS, Sc

1SX36-inch Huck Towels; red borders; 10c value; Qa CdCl <~ ~S
 2ac BATH TOWELS. l9c Bath Towels; hemmed or firing ed; full bleached; 10n Poe value ........ .................... UC
 i2 1-2c BATH TOWELS, Sc
 Bleached Bath Towels; hemmed ends; good size, 00 15c value. each .......-,....-......... VC
 BARBER TOWELS. 39c Dog.
 Regular size Barber Towels; hemmed ends; red borders; very absorbent, 0Oo dozen ............. -....... ......=. .-..SUU
 COTTON TOWERING, I l-2c
 Absorbent cotton TWeling for face or tea Towels, flo ward ,.=,. +2G
 Sl.5N BEDSpREADs, 9sc
 Crochet Beds3reads, hemmed ends; extra heavy; full size; our hotel special; S1,50 QQ @ value ........ .,....,- .,....,. " O
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-06-29
Boys' 75c Waists, @

.Bovs Fine Pongee and Madras .is', Waists, in plain white, ,l e,,a ersat ss at.I and neat stripes; soft colian nn. tached with link; 1jCl 75c value -..... ,--...-- '''''','
 Mems 15c sox,7 l.se Mems sox. in black and .i d'' fancy colors; sGl 15c quality ,.''.,,, ''''
 s5c Lisle sox, F l.sc Mems Fine Lisle SoS' in naf,l.l and fancy colors; ksG' 25c quality ...-. .'--,,'''' '
 Mems 2Oc Wash IieS' 2 ,,h;te Men, s Washable Ties, in !, 'snIis mad. and neat stripes; made v ole' ras and pongee; OSv LUC tdiaS '-- ,A 5s
 ueu,s ssc Ties, see Mons ' fine Silk Four,in.Halssss' in. ss Ila plain or with Dordef' 16r' values. Your kvv choice for -----.- ''''''' .,a.
 ,on ,rnion suits, ~ Boys Open Mesh J un'0sl sslesvss'' knee length; short nm. ecru; 40c kvS value .-....~ .'''''' sor
 c,,ambary shirts ~ ssjrts' Mems 'Isr Blue chamsr1syn 1synssss,' slss' ensmpray, mads a! cut ext extra f'''' s;sc| ;i cuff with two but 1ss tons. Special
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-06-29
Seasonable Wash Goods at Extra Compulsory Prices

SHRINK LINEN, B 1.9c
 26-inch Round thread Linen, thoroughly shrunk for skirts and dresses. O71n Extra .- ........Va v 2C 2Oc BUTCHERS LINEN. 12 1-2c 3G-inch Butchers Linen finish, pure white, look like pure linen. Extra Compulsory f11n
 NATURAL LINEN, 23c
 36-inch Natural color Linen Suiting, warranted every fiber, all pure linen, very heavy, 19A the yard ..... .........-.... C VO
 1Ge Handkerelliefs. 5c
 Ladies Swiss Embroidered and Swiss Cross bow Handkerchiefs marrow hems. 10c values !eA
 10c Linen Handkerchief
 Guaranteed Pure Linen Hand kerchiefs with narrow hem stitch edges. 10c values, n dAAtl e -----eS eS S
 Mercerized FauIord, F 1-2c Mercerized Faulord-in patterns and finish, they look like silk veal. 25c values, fQlc
 2oc WHITE DiMITY, F l-2e White Dimity in neat little stripes, checks, also cross bars, sWisses for dresses. 20c 1 D1n values -.-. ...-... ........z.... E2G
 12 1-2c WHITE DIMITY, %. White Dimity in narrow stripes and cross bars, also marquisette stripes and plaids, 12 1-2c a. values --...i.., .4-....... ...-.... VS 12 !-2c BERLIN BATISTE, 9c. Berlin Batiste-a fine sheer lawn in neat little colored fi- gures and stripes, fast 0n colors. Extra the yard ... VO
 SCOTCH LAWNS, 5 1-2c
 Scotch Lawns in many colors, both figures and stripes; these lawns have proven very satis- factory. Extra, Q1o the yard ... ....... ............. O3O
 40c ENGLISH TISGES. i9c. Genuine Egyptian Tissues in neat-colored stripes and small plaids, also silk Tissues, waran- teed fast colors, 40c fOc values .....-.- - -.-,..-- vO 25c EGYPTIAN TISSUES, 12 1-2c Egyptian Tissues in splendid colorings, checks and stripes Waranteed fast colors woven- not printed. 25c 14lo values .-... ........ ...........1 G2O
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-06-29

36-lnCh White PdJanld NdlllSOOh, in neat little cross bars and cheeks, also desirable for infants dresses. 20c 1fnN
 20c MADRAS, r 1-2c
 32-inch Fine Shifting Madras ill neat little figures and stripes. 20c value, 1Tfn
 ;s5c and 40c SILKS, f9c.
 300 yds. of soft silk, pongee, z, Tussa, scco and merceriZed fou- lard in plain colors. every shade magenable. 35c and 40c Q@ values. Extra ...-.... ,-..--...... sSO 65c Mereerized F0ulard, B i-2c 36-inch Mercerized F'oulard silks in beautiful designs and colors, full yard wide. Q1in
 i5c LAWNS, 10c.
 Many beautiful patterns in fine smoot wear Very suitable for 4th of July dresses. Choose from the special table, TnM the yard ~ ..-.. ......... Ut
 2Oc LAWNS. 10c.
 Pride of the West. White Lawn very fine and Smooth finish. Name stamped on the selvedge. 20c values Hg1n Extra ........ ..........=..- VV F E-2c HUCk TOWELS. Z 1-2c. 1Sx3e-inch HUck Towels, red borders; F 12c values, 7r each -...,--. ..---..--.--,...---...-.....-.-h 2v
 72X90- inch Sheets, B l-2c Full Bleachcd sheets. size 72X90 in Limit of three to a Q9in customer, each ..-......... G&r2C 42x3G PILLOW CASES, : 1-2c The exact size is 42X36 inches, Bleached Pillow Cases. Not the prices-cheaper than the muslin can be brought for 71o each ..-..... -......- ...-,.....,....-.. 2G
 2Oc C.,MBRIC, lOc.
 Burkly Cambric No. 60. A very smooth fine soft cambric, 200 taaas, tna yand n1 ............ 1Oc
 2oc English Serges, 12 l-9c English Serges in neat little pencil stripes. Looks like all wool serges. 25c f11n 'diuC ------+. ---- an = v
 20c WHITE SWISS, lie.
 White Swiss in lace stripes and spokestitch stripes. The real Es'Hs Eatrs is .'..-''' so', ,...... 14c
The Detroit times., 1912-04-27

was an agreeable surprise TO every
body Interested. throughout the case
damaging testimony against Rosen.
hcrg was adduced, and the general
impression was that the prosecution
was weaving a tight web about him.
lsadore's attorneys. however. were
battling hard. and were planning
broadsides for the defense In their
office, Thursday night, when tho
change OF front was brought about.
lsadore told Mr.. McHugh that he was
personally responsible for the testi-
mony produced 10 the effect that he
was a man OF bad habits.
Mr.. McHugh." said Isadore. II told
those stories against myself, for the
purpose OF trying 10 embitter Bessie
against pe. | wanted her TO leave me.
because I didn't have the money for
rour marriage. didn't want TO get
married until had $3.50. SO told
Bessie and others that | gambled and
kept company with bad women. That's
how witnesses came 10 give such tes-
tlmony The truth Is that | have new
or gone with any woman OF question.
able character, have never gambled or
done anything morally wrong"
Then you still love Bessie? sug.
gested Mr. McHugh.
Yes, do" assented Isadore.
All right replied Mr. McHugh,
The best thing to do Is to have a
marriage in this case
Mr.. Mciugh found that Isadore's
father was willing that his son should
marry Bessie, and Bessie also willing
ly consented to the proposal So
there was nothing left for Mr.. Nc
Hugh to do but get the approval of
the district attorney TO the match.