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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-08-02
ALamogordo, N. N.

AlamogordO. n. NJ. Aug. Miss
Grace Nichols is in White Oaks, Wis
iting friends this week.
Mr.. and Mrs J. L. Compere and Mr..
and Mrs B. r. Blankenship were La
Luz visitors this week.
Misses Martha and Lucille Edging-
ton have gone to Cloudcrott TO spend
a month with friends.
c. S Wood has returned to Cloud
croft, after a few days visit here.
Misses Pauline and Louise Bemis
have returned from Lees ranch, where
they have been visiting for the past
Rev " and Mrs. VIM. Cooksey and
children visited friends in La Luz
Miss Eva FELTON, has returned from
Las Vegas.
clyde Chamberlain, of CIoudcroft,
who has been visiting friends here
Cor the past two weeks, has gone to
CarrizozO for a few days visit
Miss F'erne Beecher, of FL Paso, was
q visitor here
P. II. WaIdie has returned to Cloud
croft, after a few days visit here
Mrs. E. NJ Harter of New York, was
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. D. NJ Suther-
land.
Las Palomas Springs.
Mrs. n. II. Herbert is in Cloudcroft
Mrs Harriet Hunt, of FL Paso, is in
town visiting friends.
NJ. W. Parker has returned from
business trip to ClOudcrOft
Miss Hilda Anderson and Norman
Pierce have returned from visit to
Mr.. and Mrs Jesse Green and family,
of CloudcrOft-
Miss Bessie Grant has returned from
a weeks visit with Miss Lille Denneys
at ClOudcrOft.
Miss Era KantreIl has left for a
weeks visit with friends at Dawson
Mrs. ]. ". Tweed and her little
daughter are the guests of Mrs Charles
AIOlt of ClOudcrOft.
Mrs 7. A humphrey and family, OF
FL PasO, are here for few days visit.
Mrs Ira Kircheryiue and little
daughter are visiting Mrs Eugene
Mrs. ]. L. Simms, of CIoudcroft. is
here for a few days with friends
T. B. Milton and Alexander Milton,
of La Luz, were business visitors
George Bent has returned from FL
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Roberts and chill
dren are here from Oscura, the guests
of Mr.. Roberts's parents. Capt and
n o. Riggs, of Cloudcroft, was an
AIamOrgOrdO visitor.
Mrs. Albert B. Fall and daughter,
Miss JOuett, passed through Alamo
gordo this week on their way to their
home at Three Rivers, in their Abbott
DR.. lone Hulett has left for a few
weeks visit in various parts Of MIS-
Miss jennie and Louise Murphey, Of
ClOudcroft, are here for a few days
visit with Mrs. J. r. Gilbert.
Miss Lena Parker has returned from
Cloudcroft where she has been visiting
for the past three weeks
Mr. and Mrs J. w Beckett, of Little
Rock Ark. are here for a few weeks
Mr. and Mrs. George B. Johnson have
left for a six weeks visit TO various
parts of Michigan
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wray and Ev-
erett Warnock were the guests of
George WarnOck They were on their
way from FL PasO to Kansas City.
X X
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-08-02

came to CIoudcroft several weeks ago
from Chihuahua. Mexico
Mrs. J. Winston Pettus is visiting
Mrs. H A Carpenter.
Gard Parties Given.
A group OF people gathered inform
joyed an afternoon of bridge, the
party bein composed of: Mesdames o.
H. Baums Guy /. Warren, J. G. WILCOX,
Griffin, Frank Seaman, P R Stieren,
Walter Howe, A. H Goldste1n, 4saDel
FlatO, Frank Turner, Victoria Whit
mer. G. D. Hunter, f. E. Hunter and
Miss Lillian Howe
Complimentary to Mrs. Winston Pet
tus. bridge party was given by Mrs
W. NJ PeticOlas at her summer cot
tage. Her guests included: Mesdames
o. H Baum, Guy L. Warren, H A Car
penter, J. Gordon Hardy, J. d. Love,
c. W. FentOn. J. z. Townsend, ST.. W.
S. Tilton, Frank Turner, F. E. Hunter,
g. D. Hunter, II. W. BrOaddus, C. h
Leavel, E n Bray, W J Eustace,
James GOggin, George lie Baron, Row
land GilchriSt, S.-J- Prudential. Stan
ley BeYan, Frank Eeaman, Tallechet;
Mrs. Motlin; Misses Maizie Cole, Lillian
Cole, Margaretta LeBarOn, Lillian
Howe, Gertrude Leighton, Madge Brick,
and Loretta Brick Mrs. Pettus was
presented with the guest prize, Mrs.
w. S Tilton won the first prize. The
other prize was cut for and was won
by Miss Maizie Cole. Following the
card games. dainty refreshments were
served. The house was attractively
decorated with wild flowers and ferns
Miss Elizabeth Stevens and Miss
Verna Lee Rooney were hostesses at
a bunco party given in the pavilion.
Mrs NJ. Rooney and Mrs. L G. Sandel
We're the chaperOns, the guests being:
Misses Stella Brick, Madge Brick, Lo-
retta Brick, Edna Matthias, Eleanor
Matthias and Kent HeffrOn, Lloyd
Stanton, Dick HolcOmb, Howard
Beecher, Horace B. Stevens, jr., v
Wolford, Johnson WolfOrd, Ben Han
cock and Scott B. Williams. Kent Hef-
from was the prize winner. Sandwiches,
cake, salad and candy were served
after the games
After the dance at the pavilion. Scott
B. Williams was host at a little sup
per at the cafe. tbs guests We're:
Misses Elizabeth Stevens, Dixie Fas-
sett, Stella Brick. Madge Brick, Lo-
retta Brick Verna Lee Rooney, and
Chalmers Mcconnell. Ben Hancock,
Howard Beecher and Mr.. and Mrs
Thomas Slade.
Mrs. J. Gordon Hardy entertained IN
honor of her guest, Miss Margaretta
LeBarOn. at her summer home, The
Retreat" Wild flowers, ferns and can
dies formed attractive decorations
Bridge was the amusement Of the aft
ernOon. the players being: Misses Lii
liam Cole. Maize Cole, Elsie kOhlberg,
Mesdames Z. NJ KohIberg, II. W..
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-08-02
Church Affairs

A combined business and social meet
ing of the Epworth League of Trinity
Methodist church was held at the home
of Mr. and Mrs !. J. Ayers, 1412 North
Florence, Friday evening. The election
of officers for the ensuing year was
held. Robin Gould was elected presl-
dent. Harry. Henderson, first vice pres1-
dent; Mrs Harry Miller, second vice;
Miss Katherine Peake, third vice; W. X
Walker, fourth vice; Miss Emma AoI1-
man treasurer; Miss Katherine Kerr
secretary: Miss Rena Shea, agent "Ep-
worth Era" Committees for the varf-
Gus departments will be appointed
later. Following the business meeting
a social hour was enjoyed A telephone
game. conducted by Miss Annie y. Muir
~. caused much merriment- Iced melon
was served by the hostess, assisted by
Mrs C. Wesley Webdell ad Mrs. RoDln
Gould. Mrs. J. T. Wells of Dallas, Tex
as, was present
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-08-02

~ LOUDCROFT, N. NJ. August q
The past few days have been
rainy here, but Friday was alb
soIutely perfect C1oudcrofters have
been amusing themselves with a con-
tinual round of bridge parties, pic
MICS and attending the dances at the
pavilion. While numbers of people
are returning home after spending
June and July here, their places are
being taken by new arrivals and Au-
gust promises to be as gay as July
has been.
Mr.. and Mrs. julius Garst, Miss En-
ma Garst, and Clifton Garst came up
in their automobile from Mountain
Park and spent the day in Cloudcroft.
r. Z. Black, of Ell Paso, is spend
ing a few days at the Lodge.
Mrs W. J. Cox and Miss Mamie Nc
Gimpsey, of FL PasO, are the guests
of Mrs. H. D. Slater, at Cabin JOnimac-
F. 7. Beckett, of Tucumcari, n. NJ,
is spending a short time at the Lodge
Mrs NJ. L Winning, Mrs. Lucille
Greer and hurry Greer. of Houston,
Enfertais Yong Friends.
Little Miss Donna NJ Snapp, sele-
brated the 10th anniversary Of her
birthday with party at BeecnaInp
cottage. Her guests were; MalcomD
ElgQOn. AuTEN CIGeE- DOLOLug L9lASA .
Mesdames G. A. Breckheimer, + A
Williams. J. B. Taylor. NJ. L Winning,
Lucille Greer and NJ P. Rigdon- The
young hostess was assisted by ner
mother, Mrs. Earl Snapp, in entertain
ing her guests Lotto was the game
enjoyed during the afternoon, and fol-
lowing it ice cream, cake and candy
were served at the table, whose main
decoration was. a large birthday cake
with 10 candles The little hostess was
the recipient of a number of gifts
Several kodac groups of the party were
taken.
]. c. GiIchrist, of Del Rio, Tex, came
Friday for a few days stay.
Mrs NJ MCLEAN and children and
Miss B. Phillips were Friday arrivals.
They will remain here indefinitely.
Mrs Paul Heermans, of Ell Paso,
came Friday TO be the hostess at the
Y. W. c. a. vacation cottage for the
coming week Miss Florence Hanson.
who has been hostess for the past
week has returned to El Paso-
Mrs. w. Smith, of Orogrande, n NJ,
is here to spend a few days.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-08-02
El Pasoans Away

Miss Madeline Fisk lert today FOR La
Luz. n NJ, to visit friends
Norwood Hail has gone to Long
Beach. Cal, to visit his family and
his father, who is there
F. a. MAYHEM, of the city health
department, John COnnOrs. superinten-
dent of the pest house, l. z. Behr and
his son, Edmond Behr, have left for
Donald Grant left for Los Angeles
Friday.
Mrs. F. H. Payne and son left for
Los Angeles and Long Beach, Friday
morning over the Southern Pacific.
F. Maxwell left for Washington. D.
c., Friday by the way Of New Orleans.
Guy Hammet Davis left for San
Diego, California, Friday.
J. J. Connors left over the Southern
Pacific for San Diego. Friday.
H. L Graham, assistant superinten-
dent of the G. H & s A. left Thurs
day for San Antonio, on a five days
vacation
Mr.; and Mrs Frank Ainsa and
daughters went up to CIoudcroft this
morning to spend a week
Mrs. W. H Long and Miss Camille
KILLER went up to ClOudcrOft this
morning for a months stay
Mr.. and Mrs. James T. Lindsey have
gone to Missouri to visit relatives and
friends; They left Wednesday night,
they will visit their son, Merton Lind
sey.
Miss Marie Richardson will leave
Monday morning for visit to her sis
ter in Denver. Colo. Miss Richardson
and her sister, Miss Katherine Rich
ardsOn, will spend two weeks in the
Rocky mountain resorts. Miss Rich
ardSOn viii visit her mother at Gala
tin. No. for two weeks before return
ing to FL Paso.
Mr. and Mrs. R. c. Hatton and chill
dren have gone to Cloudcroft for the
weekend
Misses Mary Lewis and Clara Fink
went up on this mornings train to
Cloudcroft.
Mrs. J. B; Gray and daughter expect
to go to Colorado City, Texas, in few
days to visit Mrs. Gray's parents
X
Miss Grace Fleck goes to Cloudcroft
Sunday morning;
Miss Sadie POnsfOrd left today to
spend a week with Miss Lucille Car
penter at ClOudcroft.
Mr.. and Mrs. L Z. Booker leave Sun
day for the coast to visit in San Fran
cisco and at Vancouver, taking the boat
to Alaska. They viii return by way
Of Winnipeg, Manitoba and Chicago,
reaching Ell Paso the latter part of
September. They have broken up house
keeping and on their return VIII go to
the PasO del NOrte
x
Mrs T. II. Rogers and Miss Helen
Rogers will leave tomorrow for Ard
more. Okla, to attend a house party
to be given by Miss Beatrice Fraley.
From there they will go co Oklahoma
City and return to Ell PasO by way Of
Fort Worth and Dallas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy T. Vaughan left
Saturday for a months visit in Gal
weston
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-08-02
Parties

Mrs E. J. BarCholomae, 707 North
Campbell street, celebrated the 36th
birthday anniversary of E J. BarthOlO-
mae Thursday evening. The guests
were entertained by playing progress
siVe high five, Fred SchWenker win
ming the first gentlemen's prize, Ar
thur Rouse the second Mrs J. L.
Woods won the first prize for women,
and Mrs. f Schwenker the second,
j. b. Waller winning the BOBBY Music
was furnished by Mrs Annie Knox
Dutch lunch was served later IN the
evening, followed by a dance. Those
Mr.. and Mrs. F. G. Schwenker, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. G. Bakofsky. Mr.. and Mrs n
B. La Rock, Mr.. and Mrs. J. l. WOODS;
Mr.. and Mrs L r HardWick, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. c. Morgan: Messrs. A Borch-
erding, Louie Grossblott, A Lauclas, F.
Hewitt, J. B. Waller. A Rouse, 7. b.
Ia Rock J. 3. Williams and MesdameS
BIedsoe, r Ashley. / Grossblott: ana
Misses b Gretchel and Ruth LomaS,
and master Newell Lomas.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-08-02
Places of Departing Crofters
are Taken By Many New Arrivals

Mr.. and Mrs ". H. Eckhorst were
Friday arrivals Mr.. EckhOrst is the
pack master at Fort Bliss. After
Spending a few days visiting Mrs / J.
Redding, on GlOrietta avenue, they
will 90 to their ranch four miles down
James canyon, and spend a month
there.
Walter Kohlberg came Friday to
spend a short time with his mother
and sister, Mrs. Z. n. KOhlberg and
Miss Elsie Kohlberg, in Gluckswlnkel
cottage
Miss Grace Stinson. of Bryan, Texas,
and Mrs o. J. Albro, of Buffalo Cap
Tex. and baby were Friday arrivals.
They will remain indefinitely
Mrs. Leila Palmer, who has been
spending a few days in High 81, Koll s.
spent Friday in CloudcroWt. She Is
from Chicago, Ill
Miss Nell Drake is spending a short
time with her sister, Mrs. 4 II COX
Miss Drake is a nurse at Hotel Dius-
Miss Elizabeth Stevens has gone to
Ell PasO for a few days.
Miss Sarah Small is spending few
days in FL PasO. She will return to
CloudcrOft the first Of the week
Mr. and Mrs. John Thompson and
children, and Charles Cox, OF San An
tonic, Tex, were one day visitors here.
$ X. Wolf, who has been spending
a short time in ClOudcroft, has re-
turned to FL Paso. Master Willis El6in
accompanied him.
Mrs. Dycus. Miss Evelyn Dycus and
Mrs. A. T. Threadgill are, jr., have
gone to FL PasO for a short stay, be-
fore Mrs. and Miss Dycus return to
their home in Fort Worth. They spent
short time visiting in ClOudcroft
Mrs w E Chapman has returned
to FL PasO, after spending two months
in ClOudcrOft.
Miss Josephine E. Chaves has re-
turned to her home in Las Cruces. She
has been a guest at the Lodge for
several weeks.
Recent guests at the Texas hotel are:
Mrs. p. T. CUlbertson, Mrs. A Louise
Culbertson, Austin, Texas; John W.
Belk, Mescalero, n. NJ; Mrs. Hamilton,
Fort Worth; H. L. Alison and family,
Roswell, n. NJ; c. NJ Hunter, Alamo
gordo; Jeff Jarrett, Wetumka, Okla;
George Larned, FL Paso and W. L
Williams, Elk, n. n.
Mrs Guy L. Warren is the guest OF
Mrs. o. II. Baum at Bide a Wee cot
tage.
Miss Edith Emerson has returned
to FL Paso to make it her home. She
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-08-02
Ell PASO SHORT ON
RAIN FOR THE YEAR

FL Paso is short an inch of rain for
July. as only a total of 1.13 inch fell
during the month, while the average is
21s inches. Since the first OF the year,
Ell Paso is short OS9 Of an inch
The temperature for July was an
average OF one degree a day warmer
than the mean for the month in years
past but for the entire year, it has
been on an average of % degrees cooler
than the average. There is an ac-
cumulated deficiency for the seven
months of 4S6 degrees.
The hottest day in July was the 18th.
when the temperature reached 1O4- It
reached 100 degrees or more on four
days during the month, 100 degrees on
the 10th; 104 degrees on the 18th; 1O2
degrees on the 18th; 100 degrees on the
18th. Then it dropped to "a degrees as
a maximum on the 18th and has been
generally below that figure. except on
two or three occasions since then
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-08-02
Weddings

A cablegram was received here Fri
day afternoon announcing the mar
riage of Miss jamie Ellis, of Ell Paso,
to Capt Roger o. Mason, of the first
field artillery. now in command of the
quartermaster's department at SEQ
field barracks, Honolulu. The mar
rage occurred on July 29th, and Capt
and Mrs. Mason are now touring the
Hawaiian Islands. They will be at
home at Scofield barracks after Aug
ust Is.
Mrs Mason was a resident of FL
PasO for several years before going to
Honolulu last year She took a prom
inent part in the social life of the city
and was especially popular with the
army set She is the daughter of Mrs
Grace o. Ellis and is a sister of Mrs
Francis Moore and Mrs. J. D. Nay
and was teacher in the public schools
here for several years.
\ quiet home wedding took place
Wednesday evening at the residence of
Mrs Ada Shelton, 1401 North Kansas
street In which George S. Thomson and
Miss Ida Blanche Thompson, a sister of
Mrs Shelton, were the contracting par
ties Rev c. W WebdeH performed the
ceremony
Only the immediate relatives and Guy
Buell., a friend of the groom We're
present Light refreshments in two
courses were served. Mr.. and Mrs
Thomson viii reside for the present at
1401 North Kansas street.
PHONE 1 FOR TAxI.-Advert:sement.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-08-02
Out OF TosOn Visitors

E. G. Mustain. division freight and
passenger superintendent Of the E P
& S W, at Tucson. Ariz-, arrived IN
Ell Paso Friday morning and continued
on TO the east Saturday.
x
r B. Collins, Of FL Paso. and en-
ployed at MADEIRA. Chin. until recently,
has arrived in Juarez from MADEIRA on
a hand car propelled by himself.
X
William Robinson arrived from Chi
huahua Friday night to spend few
days with his mother, Mrs. R D. Rob
inson, on North Oregon street. before
proceeding to Mexico City, where he
has been promoted to the general Of
fees of the company. Mr. Robinson has
been ing charge OF a portion Of the re
pair work on the Mexican Central out
of Chihuahua for several months, but
has been unable to reach FL PasO be
cause of the destruction of bridges and
tieup Of traffic.
Miss NoIa Tyler. of san Antonio, Is
visiting Mrs. E L. Shackelford, S04
North Stanton street
Miss Grace Mcneil. who has been
visiting her sisters. Mrs. George Har-
per and Mrs. Hadley D. Sanders, has
returned to her home in Denton, Texas
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-08-02
About El Pasoons

Mrs s. c. Dempsey, a former Ell Pa
sOan, has recently been elected to the
board of the chamber Of commerce OF
san Diego, Cal, where she has been
living since she left Ell PasO. about a
year ago. Mrs. Dempsey was the first
woman to be elected to the San Diego
chamber OF commerce board, although
another woman was elected later on
The board is composed Of nine men and
two women. Mrs. Dempsey was well
known in FL PasO, being a prominent
club woman For several years she
held the office OF secretary Of the
Woman's club and has also served at
the head of many committees
x
Mrs. W. StubbIefield. wife of patrol
man Stubblefield who underwent an
operation at the Hotel Dieu, is reported
to be improving.
Mr.. and Mrs. William NJ Mccormack
are rejoicing over. the arrival of a son,
born July 81.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-08-02
SEATTLE SEXES Canned MEAr.

Seattle, Wash, Aug. 2.-COmplaint
was filed by the county prosecutor to-
day before a justice of the peace
against Sulzberger & Son, packers.
charging them with misbranding cans
Of various meats. Three local mer-
chants were arrested yesterday for
selling the goods and 5000 cans were
seized.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-08-02
Overheard ON the Street.

In the vicinity of the Transfer Sta
ton the following conversation can
be overheard any hour of the day
She; we just missed that carl Wen
have to wait for the next one"
He: Come on over to Scott Whites
and let's have something cool to drink
while were waiting. "-Advertisement
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-08-02

The Ell Paso School for Girls refers by per
mission to more than fifty satisfied patrons and
to educators of national reputation. Names
and addresses given on application.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-08-02
NEW LABOR PAPER
FOR INSUFFICIENT WING

Volume one, number one. Of the FL
Paso Labor Review. FL Paso's second
labor paper, appeared Friday evening.
The new paper is being published by
Everett Foster On the front page are
photographs of the officers of the
Building Trades council. The Labor Re
view is well printed and declares that
it will represent no political or labor
faction, but will give the labor union
members the news
It represents the insurgent element in
local labor affairs and is published in
opposition to the paper issued by Henry
NJ Walker, the man who organized the
Central Labor union and is recognized
by his friends as responsible more than
any other man for the strength Of
unionism in FL PaSO.
CHICAGOAN SHOOTS BAN WHO Is
ACQUITTED OF ATTACKING GIRL
Chicago. Ill, Aug. 2.-He-ry L Gro
minus, 81 years old, a photographer,
who was shot twice by E J. Duprey a
tailor, died from his wounds. Duprey
disappeared following the shooting
and is being sought by the police
Gronimus was acquitted IN Judge
Windes' court, on July q, on a charge
of attacking Stella, the Is year old
daughter of Duprsy, but the father
declared that justice had miscarried-
When he met GrOnimus in front Of the
latter's photograph studio he fired five
shots at him. two taking effect
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-08-02
Ell Pasoans Returning

Mr.. and Mrs J. A. Bradshaw have
returned from California and are now
at home at II Putnam street
Prospect. returned Thursday from a
visit of five weeks in New York City.
Washington, D. G, Philadelphia and
Boston
Miss Jane Lindsey and Miss Clara
croft where they have been spending
several weeks
Miss Edith Scott and Miss Erma
Pankersley have returned from their
outing at CloUdcrOft. They were
ing their stay on the mountain
Miss Florence Hanson, general sec
rotary of the Y. ". C A, has returned
TO her dudes in FL Paso after weeks
stay at the croft
Miss Marie Richardson. viii leave
after a long absence in California.
Mrs. Renj. s Catlin returned today
from q five months visit in Omaha,
New York. Philadelphia, Toronto and
Atlantic City, and is at her home in
AlUura Park.
Mrs. A Woods and Miss Fannie
Woods returned this week from Fay
wood Hot Springs, n. NJ
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-08-02

Write for cataIOg and full information Ito
Miss Slater and Miss Tafel. Principals. or) to
Mrs Frances S. We'll. Business Director, I'LL
Terrace street. Sunset Heights. FL Paso. Texas.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-08-02

Physical training specially adapted to ndi-
viduaI needs Outdoor life, including study
hours. feature of special excellence IN securing
healthy, and happy work.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-08-02

PHONE LONGWELL FOR TAXI.-Ad-
Vertisement
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A FIRST-CLASS school of all grades
"A from First primary to Twelfth { Col
lege preparatory and provision in all grades
for special work IN music. Boarding and Day
school Simple wholesome home life.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-08-02

PHONE FOR TAxl.-Advert;sement-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-08-02
CHICAGOAN SHOOTS BAN WHO Is
ACQUITTED OF ATTACKING GIRL
Use Herald Want Ads.

a SKIN o. BEAUTY Is a soY roRrvER
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1913-12-18
COATING MIXTURE
FOR FARM TOOLS
Recipe for Preparation With
Which to Treat Pieces of Steel
or Iron Machines.

Do not get in such haste when put
ting tools away as not to look after
any that may need repairs. If this
cannot be attended to at the time of
storing the tools, place the piece in
the workshop until more leisure time
is available, and then attend to it, A
great saving of time will be effected
in this way, and will help alonS when
the time comes when there will be a
half dozen jobs, or more, to be at
tended to at the same time
Here is an old recipe for a prepara-
tion with which to coat pieces of steel
or iron machines to protect them
from rust: Melt together one pound
of lard and a lump of rosin as large
as a walnut. Heat the lard and add
the rosin, which must first be reduced
to a powder. Any piece of machinery
that is coated with this mixture will
be sufficiently protected from danger
of rust
Machines that have the proper care
taken of them will last for years and
give satisfactory service. And the
owner will not be compelled to waste
time in getting them repaired at some
critical time when every minute
counts so much; nor will he have to
replace them with new ones every
few years.