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shorter wins; but the theory OF the win
is clearly shown and is most instructive
lesson for the student
The following pretty game is from the
recent Maryland. Virginia and District
tourney. Mr.. Mitchell is an exponent or
the theory that 1.-THE best defense Is a
good attack" He can be counted on to
furnish some excitement In the club tour
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the big leagues.
Year after year the
minors send their
crop OF choice play
ers to the big show,
only to have a ma
jority of them re-
turned with the la
bel Not quite ripe"
Such action comes
as a. big surprise to
the admirers of these
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prosperous C IN d l.
tion-that is, the big
clubs, and the box
erS with ncy
regulations are find
ing the sport ex-
ceedingly profitable.
The stars of the
game are making
big money. and SO
are the club owners
who promote their
matches e X q V
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BOXING PROMOTERS
ARE MAKING MONEY
Professional Game Is in Flour
ishing Condition Around
New York.
WOLGAST WILL MEET
JOE RIVERS IN MAY
Then Will Settle Mooted Cues.
ton as to Comparison
With Packey Mcfarland.
BY JAMES j. CORBETT,

Former Heavyweight Champion of the World.
Special Dispatch TO The Star
CHICAGO. March 16.-Professional
boxing in New York city is in a mighty
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Problem No. 6-P-B f.
Problem No. 7-P-Q g.
Both of these problems Illustrate the
en- PEASANT strategy and are taken from
Alain c. Whites recently published col
lection, entitled Running the Gauntlet"
This book contains some 400 problems. in
vo1ving the en- PEASANT capture, which
were selected from much larger num-
Der. The real beauty in the problems
lies in determining why P-B does not
solve No. q, and why Pc does not solve
No. Z.
Correct solutions to No. were re-
ceived from NJ. T. Greene, 1. L. Shectell,
739 Sd street northwest; James E.
Payne, census Office, and to No. from
William W.. Dyer, 1881 Euclid street:
James L: Payne. census Office; J. L.
Shectell 739 Sd street northwest; NJ. n.
Straughn, 1911 P street. and NJ. T.
Greene.
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Games.
EVANS GAMBI1

The following game placed Mr.. Walker
in the lead in the gambit tournament
and was Mr.. Pratt's first loss:
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BY BILLY EVANS.

Lack of confidence explains the failure
Of many a promising youngster to star in
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Even Pat Had to Laugh.

The most amusing part Of all was he
was oblivious of the fact that I knew
what was the real cause. The papers
could not boom him longer, but still all
were sorry. and 1 felt it would break my
heart to let Pat go. I owned the club. so
there was no one to dictate about re-
leasing him. The fourth day Pat was, as
usual. helping the pitchers record and
keeping the air away from the plate. but
Pat had the audience little on his side
by some fine fielding. In the last inning
he finished up the game in Chattanooga
by making pretty catch in center field.
The boys all felt good as they entered
the dressing room. and Pat also, as II was
a very close game.
AS Pat threw his bat down he said,
Say. Ted, / don't believe in players Of
fering excuses for poor batting. but
whoever drove in those two white horses
in center field today with the carriage
was no friend OF mine. as they affected
my eyes and ruined my batting today"
That was too much, and we all roared.
the players more than myself. Pat had
to laugh himself. Well, Pat has not play
ed in years. He is now a rich contractor
on the railroad near Indianapolis, but he
never forgot the white horses.
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Problems.

Problems.
Address all communications. solutions,
ETC., to Capital City Chess and Checker
Club. 18th street and New York avenue
northwest.
Problems No. and No. 10 illustrate a
certain theme which will be defined and
explained when solutions are published
Solutions will appear in two weeks.
NO. 9.
81. CUDMORE, 1891
BLACK.
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EVANS GAMBIT.

Another game from the gambit tourna-
ment-clean cut and interesting all
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-07-29
Church Affairs

The Philathea class OF the First
Baptist church met Saturday after
noon at the home of Mrs J. F. Maekin,
SIS West Missouri street. An enthusl-
astic business meeting was held OW-
ing to her approaching departure for
California, the resignation Of Miss Lii
Ian Martin as president was accepted
Mrs. T ". Lanier, vice president, sue
ceeds her in the office. Miss Martin
made an address Of welcome to the
new members of the class OF which
there have been IS during the last five
months. The class roll Of active mem
bers only numbers 1O3. Following the
business meeting 4 social time was en-
joyed with refreshments Of punch, ice
cream and cake served by the hostess.
assisted by Miss Adena Horn and Mrs.
H B. Mcdonald Those present were:
Mesdames B J. Harris, E. z. Seruggs,
B. NJ Webb, J. F Maekin. II. B. Mac
Donald. R. r. Ritter. r Y. Pearson, F.
". Linear, J. B. HObsOn, H F. Wright.
Misses jeanette Chamblee, Hazel
Priest. Lillian Priest. Lillian Martin,
Lillian Reed. Una CrOwson, Adella
Horn. Ella Preston. and Zuna Hatfield
and Rev. J. F. Williams and DR.. H +.
Wright
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-07-29
Run Engine On
Mexican Central
For Ten Years-He Tells
About the Use of Plant
Juice in His Home.

Mr. ". s. Davis. former proprietor OF
Hotel Cristobal, who now lives at 9O4 p
Mesa avenue, tells the Plant Juice man
at Kelly & Pollard's drug store the FOL
lowing. i want to get Two more bot
ties of your Plant Juice We are leaV-
ing today on the Golden State Limited
for California and 1 don't want my wife
10 stop taking it. She has suffered for
years with constipation and cOmpli-
Gated nervous troubles. We knew peo-
pie here who were being benefited BY
Plant Juice, so 1 bought her a bottle
1t has helped her right from the start.
her nervous trouble has nearly left her,
she is not constipated any more and her
complexion is clear L cannot speak
highly enough Of the good Pant Juice
has done her"
More than half the people live life
for less than it is worth because Of
weak nerves low vitality and a system
clogged with impurities. Plant Juice
tones up the liver, stomach and kidneys
and removes the impurities as God in
tended they should be removed before
mineral medicines were ever thought
Of. If you have Indigestion. are bilious,
nervous and worn out, go to Kelly &
Pollards and let the Plant Juice man
explain this new treatment that is made
from the juices Of medicinal plants
Get a bottle and try it. If you are
not benefited. bring it back and your
money viii be refunded.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-07-29
Dances

The week end dance at the Country
club was well attended. Reyes's or
chestra played the dance music. Some
Of the dancers were: Mr.. and Mrs j.
+. Williams, Mr.. and Mrs. Waters Da-
Wis. Mrs. kellogg, Mr.. and Mrs. Francis
Moore, Mr.. and Mrs. Davis Mayfield, Dr..
and Mrs. Pickett, Mr. and Mrs. Hen
ry Beach, Mr. and Mrs. a. P. Coles,
Mr. and Mrs ". G. Dunn, Mr. and
Mrs. Walter Arnold, Maj. and Mrs.
W T Davidson, Mr.. and Mrs George
Sauer. Dr. and Mrs. James Vance, MIR.
and Mrs. Zach White. Mr.. and Mrs.
]. A. Buckler, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
McAfee, Misses jamie Ellis, Elizabeth
Hudson, Henrietta Buckler. Emily
Kemp, Hilda Sauer, Lucy Gilbert, Ann
Lee Gaines, Lena Heep, Eileen Walz,
Wanda Race, Martha Thurmond, Mary
Maverick; Messrs. Kurt Suer. Page
Kemp, Britton Davis, Ted Davis, Car
nett King, W V. Sterling, Pruitt. Lieut..
Roscoe c. Batson, Lieut.. George S. Gay,
Lieut.. G. H. Brett, Lieut.. Van SAINT.
Capt John r +. Hannay, Capt. 81
monds. DR.. Z. R. Carpenter. DR.. J. N.
Ridley. W. Cooley. A n. Krogstad, E
Edwards. Lieut.. Ted HOughton. C. A.
Beers. n. S. Potter, Russell Hunter.
Mrs. Ben Cowan vii give a dancing
party Tuesday evening in honor of Miss
Louise Lindley and Miss Lock-Kirby
Lindley, who are visiting Mrs. Zach
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-07-29
Weddings

Mrs. Mary B. Gleason has announced
the engagement of Miss Laura Gleason,
her daughter. 70 Lieut.. W F. Robinson,
of the 18th infantry The wedding date
has not been set
At the services of the church Of the
immaculate Conception Sunday the
oans of the approaching marriage OF
Miss Eleanor Roman and Christopher
Vernon Becker were published The
wedding will occur August Is at the
$40 mass of the church Of the Immacu-
late Conception. Miss Roman is the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs J. c. Roman.
of 1912 Wyoming street The groom is
from Mobile, Ala. but is making his
home in FL Paso for the present
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-07-29
KANSAS ELECTOR CASE GOES OVER
no THURSDAY BY AGREEMEN I


Topeka, Kan. July 29-Unoef
stipulation entered into last night by
opposing attorneys in the presidential
eiector case, county clerks are re
strained from printing the republican
primary ballots until Thursday at least
The stipulation was prepared BY D
R Hite, for the Taft interests, ana
Fred S. Jackson. for the Roosevelt IN
terests It was agreed to BY COY
Stubs and attorney general Jonn >
Dawson. The stipulation reads,
Defendants in error, through the
governor and attorney general OF Kan
sas. agree to prevent any further pro-
gress in printing the names OF electors
objected to on the ballot, or any other
preparations for such primary preJud1-
cia to plaintiffs rights, until the plain
tiffs in applicat ton for a writ of error
and supersedeas can be heard not later
than Thursday, August ], provided such
clerks may proceed with printing and
distribution OF said ballots, Immediately
upon the decision Of such application.
should the APPLICATION for supersedeas
stay be refused without waiting Tor
formality of mandates or other process.
This agreement is not to prejudice
either party in presenting said applica-
ton as to any rights of either party
a the time actually presenting the ap-
plication to the justice Of the court for
allowance"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-07-29
e. Pasoons Returning

3 L. Wid-as has referred from a
visit to California. Mrs W1ddas and son
VIII remain till september.
Miss Mary Wilson will leave shortly
for Ennis, Tex. to visit relatives and
friends during august
Mrs. c. T. Race has returned from
ter, Miss Carrie Race, will remain in
California for awhile longer
Miss Margaret Bryan returned today
from a visit with Miss Edith Perrenot
in Mountain Park.
Miss Edith Perrenot has returned to
FL Paso from Mountain Park and will
be the guest of Miss Buelah Brown
this week, Next week she viii visit
Miss Margaret Bryan.
Eugenia Seldom returned Sunday
night from visit to Cloudcroft.
Miss Mildred Hookland went to
Cloudcroft Sunday to spend a two
weeks vacation.
H ". Broaddus spent the week end
in Cloudcroft with his family.
J. G. McNary spent Sunday in Cloud
croft with his family
Mrs. Burt orndorff and family will
return to FL Paso this afternoon, after
having spent the summer since the
middle of Nay in Cloudcroft
George Nee returned to FL Paso
from Cloudcroft Sunday night
Miss Camille Kibler, who has been
visiting relatives in Waco and other
East Texas cities, has returned home.
Miss Bertha Klearner has returned
from High Rolls. n. NJ
Mrs. Dan Clark and daughter. who
have been visiting in Clint, Texas, have
returned home
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-07-29
A Lesson For Two.

There is a legend in a certain daily
newspaper Office which is instructive.
Arrives an article in the composing
room from a we'll known reviewer.
Not a man there can read it. The
copy" is returned as impracticable TO
the editor. In a fit Of impotence he
clearly written no further contribu-
tons can be received" The reviewer
politely replies: 4 have received back
my manuscript with an undeciphera-
bic serawl attached. Nay I request
an explanation?7 Editor and contribu-
tor now both employ a typewriter.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-07-29
Parties

Mr.. and Mrs Parvin Witte enter
tanned the last of the week with chop
suey party at their apartments, 527
West Missouri street Those present
were: Mr.. and Mrs. A N. Pillsbury and
their guest, Miss Clyde Batsell Reeves,
Mrs. c. o. Rucker. James A. Dick. T. j.
Jones and Knowles Pittmann- The
table decorations. a Chinese silk scarf
being used as a cover, while Chinese
nuts and sweetmeats in gilt bowls
were placed about the table and other
Chinese ornaments adding to the ef-
feet.
Misses Ruth and Dorothy Long will
entertain a few of their friends at an
informal porch dance this evening.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-07-29
WARM WEATHER AND
SHOWERS THIS WEEK
This Report For the South;
Warm Weather Also
Predicted.

Washington. D. C., July 29-Pres-
sure distributed over the northern
hemisphere indicates that the coming
week viii be one of a decided tempera-
ture change over the United States
Warm weather" says the weekly
bulletin of the weather bureau, will
continue in the south and the south
west, and a moderate fall in tempera-
ture Monday over the upper Lake re-
Cion the upper Mississippi and the
Missouri valleys viii be followed by an
other rise Tuesday and Wednesday and
bv little change thereafter
mo unusual warm weather IS eX-
pected during the week. In the south
generally fair weather during the fist
half of the week yEill be followed by
local showers during the second half
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-07-29
Squirrels Reared by a Cat.

Among the interesting things shown
at a recent meeting Of the Geological
society were two young specimens of
the English squirrel which had almost
entirely changed in color from the
usual chestnut brown to a light drab,
the ears and feet only showing traces
Of the original color 1t was stated
that the animals had been taken from
a nest when very young and put in
charge of cat which acted as foster
mother and successfully reared them.
1t was suggested that this fact might
have caused the color change.-St.
James Gazette.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-07-29

Some Of the best features OF new
lingerie gowns are combined in this
design. The Pannler effect is grace
full and the front closing. with crys-
tai buttons, is very decorative.
The gown is made over a foundation
of sheer wolfe, cut square in the
neck and with elbow sleeves, finished
with a bias fold of chiffon, put on
with a heading, the neck of the over
blouse being finished to match. The
girdle is of pale blue satin, with
wreath of pink roses used as a buckle,
which adds delicate touch of color.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-07-29
The Right Person.

Locating the night person. Tou
have heard the expression often
tines by an employer, Il wish I !
cold find Just the righ4t. person TO (,
take charge OF a new branch Of
ny business, or dsTelop % greater
efficiency some department. that 8
is not bringing retain IN proper s
ton to the resSl % me business 2
There are many such conditions ;
existing N hundreds OF businesses :.
real Opportunities where just the g
right person with the experisnce, s
initiative and enthusiasm neces-
szry, for increasing the business s
might take charged With ezesIlent 5
results.
It's q comparatively eaEyirmes- =
ter to get IN touch with persons
who possess the necessary qealisi-
cations for succsS-teH the facts
b a Wa1t ,Ad-
The Wanzs appeal to the very
highest grade Of workers, ths
skilled specialists, the cspaSda
helpers VINO are prepared to 4FroTa
70 yOu By past experiences that
they can make good for y0u, Nh.
EApIeyer. Try them IA the b
Peso Herald. Resultsiere certain.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-07-29
Diansrs and LuncheOns

Sam Pruitt was host at a dinner at
the Country club Saturday nlght pre-
ceding the dance for which the guests
remained His guests were M; MI. ana
Hep.
S. c. Aubrey entertained Mr.. and
Mrs Robert Rinehart and PerclVaI
Henderson Sunday night at dinner at
the Valley Inn, 1sleta-
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Holmes gave a
dinner at the Valley Inn, HSleta, sun
day night with Mr.. and Mrs r L. Der
nard and Mrs. A. E Holmes as their
guests
Mr. and Mrs. Grover Mullikin had as
their dinner guests Sunday night a, At
the Valley Inn. Ysleta, Mrs A. I.
Fuess and (. Hardaway.
Complimentary to Miss Mary MAYER
lex, of San Antonio. daintlly appoint
ed dinner was given Saturday night oy
Mrs. Wyndham Kemp, at her home, 500
Aagoffin avenue Following the DIN
ner, the guests attended the dance al
the Country club.
The table decorations were in pink,
the centerpiece being Of pink roses,
arranged in a japanese basket, which
was tied with a pink tulle bow. At
Miss Mavericks plate was a Doquet
OF pink carnations tied with tulle Of
the same shade. The doilies were over
pink Mrs. Kemp's guests were: misses
Nary Maverick, Wanda Race, Eileen
WalZ, Hilda Sauer, Martha ThUrmond.
Emily Kemp; Messrs. Britton DAVIS,
DR.. J. N Ridley, Ted Davis, Lieut. Ros-
coe Batson. L. Wright. Page Temp
Mr.. and Mrs. c. R. johnson enter
tanned a motor party from FL PaSo
at breakfast at the Valley Inn Sunday
morning. In the party were Mr.. and
Mrs. E r. Cast, Miss Nancy Cast Dr..
Allen and Miss Minnie Gree, of Hous-
ton, Tex.
Mr.. and Mrs L Z Booker enter
tanned Mr.. and Mrs. N s. Graves at
dinner at the Valley Inn, 4sleta, sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Young had as
their guests Mrs. E. L. Jemison and
Mrs. A. ". Dunbar at dinner Sunday
night at the Valley Inn, Ysleta-
DR.. f. r Carpenter entertained Mr..
and Mrs. julius A. Buckler and Miss
Henrietta Buckler at dinner at the
Harvey house Saturday night After
wards the party motored out to the
dance at the Country club
\ farewell luncheon was given to
Vance Stewart Friday at the Harvey
house by ". X Ramsey. Those at the
affair were: Miss Eileen Walz, Miss
Wanda Race, Miss Lucy Verne and
Vance Stewart, Kurt Sauer and ". h
Ramsey. Mr.. Stewart left later to join
his family in the east. where they VIII
sail for summer trip abroad
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-07-29
Women's Organizations

Miss Alice Hendee viii talk on Sec
ing Nature at the meeting of the Art
Department of the Woman's club We'd
nesday morning in the rooms OF MIS-
Alice P. Thompson in the Brazos Flats
Mrs Thompson will talk on atmos-
pheric elects in nature The meeting
is open to all interested whether they
are members Of the club or not
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-07-29

Reading without purpose Is saunter-
ing, not exercise. More is got from
one book on which the thought settles
for definite end in knowledge than
from libraries skinned over by a
wandering eye A cottage flower gives
honey to the bee, a kings garden none
to the butterfy.-Lord LyttOn-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-07-29

The gypsies Of Granada, Spain, are
unique among the race as cave dwell
ers, living in recesSes followed out OF
a hillside near the city.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-07-29
Dat OF Toyn Visitors

Mrs. Herbert Stewart. accompanied
by Miss Inez Buvens, arrived in the city
last night from Pecos, Texas, on their
way to Mesilla Park, y. NJ. where Mrs.
Stewart will remain for some time vis-
iting relatives and friends. Miss Inez
Buvens is resident of Mesilla Park
and has been visiting Mrs Stewart
in Pecos. who was formerly a student
in the state college, n NJ
H. r Hughes. an oil man of Pecos,
Texas. is here on business.
W. n. Hager, of Mesina Park. a
ranchman OF that section is in the
city TO receive medical attention
Miss Florence Jones. of MADEIRA.
Mex, viii he the guest Of Miss Nay
Belle Hood for few days
Mrs. Wright Lawhorn and her two
children have returned to their home
in Douglas, after a visit with Mr.. and
Mrs. W ". Lawhorn, at their home
on Epson avenue
Mrs Fred Neidermeyer left for her
home in Marshall, after a weeks visit
with relatives in the. city
Mr.. and Mrs. H. / Miller are stopping
in their private car at the union sta
prominent official in the Mexico
North Western railway and the Pear
son interests.
julius Kruttschnirt is up from the
interior of Mexico to join his wife for
a few days visit
Miss Lucy Gilbert, who has been
visiting Miss Laura Gleason and Miss
Wanda Race. left Sunday to join her
sister, Mrs. Robert N. Cheney, at Fort
Huachuca, AriZ.
Mrs H H Pratt, of Douglas, Ariz.,
was in FL Paso the last of the week.
She was among the excursionists who
went to spend the week end at Cloud
croft. and returned to FL Paso Monday,
where she will remain for a few days.
Miss Olive Seaton of Sweetwater.
Tex, arrived Monday morning to visit
her sister, Mrs A W. Tarrant, 500
North Campbell street for about a
month
A V Burr, of Houston, is visiting
friends and relatives in the city.
Mrs D. W. Weatherly, of Dallas. who
has been visiting her sister Mrs. F
Oliver and other relatives, will leave
for her home this evening. Mrs
Weatherly will leave her little baby
here with Mrs Oliver until September.
The baby has been sick for months.
and since coming to Ell Paso six weeks
ago, has grown strong, well and fat.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-07-29
About Ell Pasoans

Mrs Wade Wilson. who is at Hotel
Dieu. continues to improve and viii
soon return to her home.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-07-29

Hawkins well, Bjenks isn't
snch an awfully bad fellow, after all
Dawkins-What makes you say that1
Hawkins Well, he wouldn't lend me
the SO that I asked him for, but
he didn't take advantage Of the oppor-
tunity 10 give me good -adVice.-Somer-
vile Journal
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-07-29
Ell Pasoans AsOay

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Bogaman have
sold their FL Paso real estate ana VIII
leave in a few days for Los AngeIs'
Cal. to make that place their homes mes
Mr.. and Mrs. BOgaman nave HduS
many friends in FL Paso-
Mrs. Lillian Johnson. or Bloch's mil
linery firm. will leave Monday Tor New
York. Miss CoriH Hooper will accom-
pany her.
Miss Bessie Norman, Of Blooh's mil 1,
Iinery establishment, is summerlng IN
California and Washington
Zach White has gone to Chicago to
attend to the purchasing of the fur
nishings for the interior of the Il Paso
del Norte hotel
Mr.. and Mrs. E E. Perrenot and
their family will leave soon for Cali
fornia, where they will permanently
reside.
Mrs. E. c. French and her sister, Miss
Lucy Verne, will leave Thursday for
an extended trip, which will include
Chicago and Boston. and on the return
route points in Kentucky ana Ten
nessee.
Miss Ella Jackson was the hostess Of
a house party at her summer home IN
Alamogordo for the past two weeks
Her guests were: Miss Helen OShea,
Miss Margaret Funk, Marie Schwartz
and Ben Hammond, Jack Hayes, Car
ence Hunter and Bart Hilburn- sun
day the hostess and her guests went
up to Cloudcroft for the day MISS
Margaret Funk returned to TuIarosa,
Ben Hammond remained in CloudcroIJ
and the others OF the party excepting
the hostess, returned to Fl Paso Mon
day.
Frank Lyons, Randolph Berry. Roy
Jacoby, T J. Jones and Johnny Hill
spent Sunday in Cloudcroft.
Garland Lyman went up to Mountain
Park over Sunday for a hunting trip.
Kent Heffron, lie Roy Pickens. Nor
man Morrison and Harry Ponsford
spent the week end in Cloudcroft 60
ing UP for the dance Saturday night
and returning sunday. night
Rev. and Mrs. Miles Hanson spent
Sunday in Cloudcroft-
Mrs. Lee orndorff and children left
Monday for Cloudcroft, where they
will spend the remainder Of the sum
mer-
Mrs. J. H. Wallace and daughter, Miss
Pauline Wallace, viii leave soon 9Gr9, LOT LOT
points. It is probable that they may
not return, but will make their future
home in Atlanta
Bob Blair spent Sunday in Cloud
croft
Mr. and Mrs Howard Heininger, their
guest Miss Minelina Brown OF austin,
Tex. and Miss Ruth " Angus, spsnt
Sunday in ClOudcrOft
Mrs. D. c. Brock and children viii
edRl harg oretOc RSlst III cmfwy shrd
leave shortly for California to speno
the balance of the summer