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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-18

were the guests Of Mr. ana afra ~. n.
Mrs. Lyon win spend tho next two
montha visiting friends In Chicago,
and Sparta and Mansion. wisconsin.
Mrs. Lyon VIII bo Joined hy Mr..
Lyon IN Mansion, their former home,
and they viii rempin there for the
celebration Of tho golden wedding an-
adversary % Mf. LYONS parents, MI.
and Mrs. Chester Lyon,
Mrs. Harry Mandcli ~ sonora,
Ark. was the guest Of Mrs. Mike
Mandell for eetbfAi days this week
before leaving for NernRliiIo 20 visit
her sister, Mrs. Albert voha.
Mrs. william flackley who has
been tho guest ~ her sister. Mrs, o.
n. Marion for tho past few weeks,
returned Friday morning 20 her home
in Berkeley, CAL
Tholma Louden entertained al the
Klrls on the two relay race teams of
the Girl Scouts Thursday evening "a
her home on east Central avenue.
Games and music. followed by light
Refreshments made the evening q de-
ilghtful one.
81. Johns choir anu the noctor's
Aid OF ST. Johns Episcopal church
viii give a farewell dance az the Wo-
mans club Tuesday. October 2S, Ia
honor OF Mrs George Kahlc, who r.
leaving November ! for Denver 20 re-
eide.
Mrs. Kahle has been an onthuz-
lastic and energetic member Of both
tho choir and the RectoT's AID ana
she win be missed by her many
friends.
A number Of friends Of Mr.. Q. q.
Mardorf Of the American Trust and
SAVINGS bank. gave a delightful sur
prise party In honor 81 his birthday
al the home Of Or. and Mrs. NJ. X.
Wylder Tuesday evening.
Twelve couples were present and
dancing aud Einglng. followed By q
delicious supper. made the evening a
delightful one.
Miss Elisabeth simms gave a de-
nehtfui chadnE-dlfh party Monday
evening for Elisa Anna Pope, who left
Wednesday evening for Columbus
Missouri.
Dancing and cards we're followed
By a delicious chafng dish supper
The guests were Miss Anna Pape.
Miss Florence Deitz Miss Jean Arot,
Miss Elric ISempcnich, Miss Helen
Hope Messrs Arthur slsk. Gordon
Glass;. william McCiurken, Chester
Ice, BIN Arnot, Lester lifeld, and
Lester Cooper
Mrs. Isaac Barth gave an elabor"
ate auction party Tuesday afternoon
In honor 81 her sister, Mrs. ,. T. Cop-
peck Of Topeka. Kansas. There were
about sixty guostsn Cards were played
in rooms fragrant with autumn How
ers and az the close OF the afternoon
n particularly delicious lunch was
served.
Mrs. SOL Harris IL entertaining a
few friends at bridge next "Wednesday
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. u. Busser arrived
In Aibuqucrquc from the east Mon
dny. Mr. Busscr IL superintendent OF
he santa Fe reading rooms.
Mr.. Herman schweltzcr. manager
OF the Harvey curio rooms. has ar.
rived In New York after a visit q
several weeks with his parents 10
Germany. After a short stay In New
York and Chicago. he Will return y
albuquerque.
Mrs. s. A. Thornton of New Orlcan
accompanied by her two sons, an'
Mrs. Wynn Meredith OF Los Angeles
are IN Albuquerque for a visit wiz
their parents. Mr. and Mrs. Edga
Bass.
Mrs c. NJ. Pape and daughter, Mis-
Anna Pape left Wednesday cvenlni
for the south where they viii RENAL
indefinitely.
Mrs. Leo Hirsch Of Slnta re ant
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expect 60 take hn extended t1f4
through California. apUnnrnE SOME
time in san Francisco ai tGe Par
onts be noi Rey. They wiil reside ln
bakersfield. where Mr.. Hunter has
Just built charming bungalow for
his bride.
This evening Mr. Bertram Hunter
Miss Margaret Cartwright and MR.
Hunters two sisters. Miss Edith and
Olive Hunter. viii be entertained Ht
dinner az the Sigma Tau house. iiia.
borate plans are being made Tor q
delightful time thruueh the evening
Mr.. Hunter IL popular member "a
the Sigma Tau fraternity.
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By JEAN HUBS

trlcate drill numbers, as Well az some
fifst aid demonstrations.
Tho Girl Scouts held their regular
meeting yesterday afternoon az the
Gold and broadway Church % Christ
und pructicsd drilling.
Prizes we're awarded to several
Girl scouts who had entries IN the
exhibits ot the state fair. llla Thomas
won several ribbons for hnc chick
ems. and Elma Tramoll. eleven years
old. was awarded ave premiums on
fancy work one on her collection,
first and second prize on a beautiful
pillow top, and two prizes on an art
lstic table scarf
Thursday afternoon Miss Juiia Lee
and Miss Lou Lee, SOS West Copper
avenue entertained six tables Of auc-
tion bridge. Beautiful cut prizes OF
pickard china were awarded 20 Mrs.
Noa llfeld and TO Mrs. J. 4. Nc
Laughiin
The reception hall was. decorated
with yellow nasturtiums and autumn
leaves In the parlors were white
cchrymnthcmums and the bronze fol-
iago and red berries " the purple BAR
berry a huge bowl Of lovely pink
dahlias was particularly attractive.
Late IN the afternoon an elaborate
and delicious lunch was served.
Tuesday afternoon Miss Margaret
jerks gave an Informal afternoon In
honor ~ her guest, Miss kathryn
Carson 81 Oakland. California. Sew
ing, chatting and delightful refresh
ments passed the time most pleas
anfly. Miss Carson returned Thurs
day evening TO Oakland.
Thursday evening Miss Gladys Man
dell gave an impromptu dance at Coll
ombo hall In honor Of her guest Miss
Merkin OF VI Peso. About ten cOu-
plies were present and a particularly
Jolly time was enjoyed.
Mrs. c. s. McIandross entertained
Thursday afternoon. Her honor
guest was her sister. Mrs. r. II. Sims,
OF Las Cruces who Is visiting az the
McLandross home for two or three
weeks.
Auction bridge, followed by de-
licious lunch, made the affair most de-
lightful A particularly enjoyable
feature of the afternoon were two
solos by Mrs. Frederick Winn.
The guests were Mrs. r.. ~. Sims,
Mrs. Ross Merritt Mrs. Frank TulL
Mrs j. A. Reidy. MRS. Frederick
VIM. Mrs. Roy Mcdonald, Mrs. l.. G..
Bonnet. Mrs. Allen s. Peck, Mrs Al
Frost Mrs Joseph Brown. Mrs. Roy
Stamm, and Mrs. Harry WELLER.
Mrs. Robert smart gave a luncheon
Monday noon In honor of Mrs. Chas.
Speiss at Las Vegas. and Mrs. +.
Bailey OF New York. The table was
artistic with "a beautiful cluster Of
American beauty roses. and the menu
was delicious.
The guests were Mrs. Chas. Spells.
Mrs. r. Bailey. Mrs. Alfred Gruns-
field. Mrs. Iva Grunsfcld. Mrs. Noa
Ifcid. Mrs. sadie Neustadt, and Miss
Minnie Holman,
o
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NEMs nE NM OIluns.

Friday afternoon was domestic
science dCmOnsituticn day NJ the
W0WaHH club, with salads and sol-
nd Dressings as the subject for dis
CusaiOn Tho roll call brought forth
salads many and varied Two SALAD
dressings were used~-the boiled ana
thr oil nnyonnniae. Seventy-seven
anind oil WAS used Ia the mayon-
naise, the point Ia economy being
the price Of tho olive oil.
Miss Nrna Nostine gave an inter-
cHting talk about the lecture course
WHICH will be given this winter under
the auspices of the Womans club. III
Champ Clark H. unable to come, Dr.
Woods Hutchinson Of Saturday Eve
Ming Post fame win probably be sent
instead.
AZ business session the club de-
cided 20 have phllanthr0piC day on
halloween, October 81. In the cVe-
ming there VIII be dancing, cards.
Halloween stunts and "Ye Oldcn
Time" refreshments will be served
~ Is 10 De open house aud husbands
and friends OF the members are urged
Go come. There will be small
charge and the proceeds viii be given
20 charity.
Mrs q. n. Conner. director. and
Mrs. w. ~ curry, chairman, request
that al ladies Of tho club postpone
all other plans for that evening IA
order to make The Halloween affair
n success.
The Tuesday club viii meet next
week with Mrs. David II. Boyd.
Mrs J, =. Hannum entertained
the wednesday Afternoon Thimble
club this week. \ delicious lunch
was served at o'clock.
The Mclrcoics club met with Mrs
j. g. Ross at the Monnul school. The
study OF Stoddards lecture ON Egypt
was begun. after which lovely re-
froshmonts were served,
Those who were present are Mrs
william Menaul Mrs +. Gustafson.
Mrs. n. schultz. Mrs NJ. Swnync. Miss
Rhoda swayne, Mrs H. Tomerank,
Mrs. r. Hunt. Mrs. r.. Allen. Mrs. :.
Alexander and Mrs. J. q. Gentry
The Thirty club win give dance
next Thursday evening az odd Fell
lows hall
GIRL SCOUTS ENTERTAINMENT,
A particularly pleasing entertain
ment ls being planned under the aus
piccs Of the Girl Scouts for Thursday,
November 20.
Walter Iindborg, celebrated
basso, who was In grand opera for
over ten years. gave NJ the stage
after his conversion and has been IN
recital work since lie has spent the
past year ia Europe, landing in New
York October I, and Is coming horo
IN November to sing "a the Girl
Scouts entertainment II In not Of
ten that Albuquerque has any one or
wide fame to assist az musical affairs
and great Interest IL being taken In
this affair on TINT account.
Another feature which Will appeal
90 musical people of this city, Us piano
selections hy Mrg. Mabel stevens Hi
moe. T.. stanley Sedcr VIII play MIR.
LindhCrg's accomplishments.
The girls are pructicing faithfully
ana viii have several clover and IN
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IA nnnEME RECITNI.


Tho following extract from the
Santa Zee New Mexican saturday oct
Ober II viii DE OF great interest TO
those who are familiar with Mrs,
Winn's magnificent Vcicu;
The Federation of Womcns clubs
on Thursday afternoon listened Co an
interpretive recitH of La Boheme by
Madam Ada Pierce wynn of Alhu-
querque assisted al the piano by Mrs,
Van Stone Of santa Re. This proved
to bee rare treat every moment OF u
pleasant and instructive The recital
Was given az the Scotti7h Rite cath
edtu ny the courtesy of the music
study class uf the Santa Fo woman =
club and WAS well attended boy visit
Ing and local club women and their
friends
The guest artist Mime. Wynn has
had unusual advantages ln musical
education both az nome and abroad.
ln Paris she studied for three years,
and was coached By the great Italian
composer. Puccini. In his masterpiece,
la Bohcme, $50 she WAS cmnenily
wei lifted To- interpret %.
Mime Wlnu prefaced the interpret
tution of the opera hy "a brief sketch
of the composer GiaComO pucCinl Is
Italian, born in 1898 IN i.ucca. He
7 was the NTH child OF large family,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-18

Never can tell when you'll mash
scald BE prepared. Thouaands re-
Nv on DR. Thomas Eclectic 0n. Your
druggist seiis n 1Bc and soc.
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and n was his good mothers desire
that he become a musician. He bogan
as an oraanist, and later through as-
Hlstanco from the crowned head Waf
enabled 20 enter the Conservatory %
Music az Milan.
Nine. Wnn gave charming word
PICTURES OF the four acts Of the opera,
and related the pathetic story of the
little bohemian girl, Mimi around
whom the opera ccntcra. Her rendi.
ton OF tho aria "Ml Chlamano Mimi
showed her 40 BE- q past master IN the
Interpretation - this kind 81 music.
The Introduction, the delightful
Mescfta waltz, and various themes
were exuuisltely played by Mrs. Van
stone
The last act OF tho opera relates u
the deuth 81 little Mlh, and 10 use
Nine. Wlnn's words, "the curtain falls
on one Of tho most simple, beautiful
and cnrrcssing. the most Intimate OF
modern operas"
Mime. VIM ~ the Tribal Melodies
Nine Winn has successfully an.
peurcd before Santa Feana In the pFHt
but never has she 80 captlvatcd hoi
audience a. IN the Cadman inldar
songs last Thursday evening Easel.
mating, charming Ia her beautiful In
dian maiden costume she sang tbs
SORES founded on tribal melodies with
such finished ART such exquisite dc
ton. that the great cathedral rams
with enthusiastic applause. She held
the audience spCllbOund with the
magic Of her magnificent voice and
wonderful personality
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Mrs ELIAS CLARK of Arcade len Tor
theAr homea IhurHdaf aiieta visit q
serefal days with Mrs. isaac bHfin
mr.. r. MeMlllan of Kansas city y
hern for a Visit with h|a sister, 8N
A. n Stronp. and hIa mother MrN. II
Mcmillan. who has been seriously IlI
for some Tins oul ls improving RAPE
idly now.
Mr. and Mrs w w strong are en-
ioylna visit from Mr. HtrouNe nls
ier. Mise Isepna strong q Denver,
Mrs. isaac Earth and her sister,
Mrs \. O. Copp0ch of Topeka, KAN
are the guests Of Mrs Leo hiENch
OK santa - for few days
Mr.. r. A. vaughey Is ~ Phoenix.
Arla., on business
pr Evelyn frirbrc ID enjoying q
Walt 81 several weeks from her nin-
ter Mrs. s. g. fiuigate, 81 Spokant,
Wash.
JUDGE and Mrs. n. A. Mann had AZ
quests the past week Judge MAINS
two daushiass. MEs. III. q. iioieniHp
Of Mcsa. Arlz., and Mrs. =. n. Lester
Of DENNIS y. n.
Mrs. Tom Wiikcrson b leaving
SUNDAY Tor a several months visit ~
Ripley. Miss. and Aittle Rock. Ark.
MI. Tom Naylon has returned % hls
homo In Phoenix. Ariz., after stay
or several weeks IN Albuquerque.
SOCIAL MOTIFS.
nfrs. Arno IIuning gave che third
In her series ~ auCfipr aftcrrcrna
Thursday. -Four tables played. offer
which an elaborate lunch was served.
The fourth and iast affair of the
series viii be given next week. fheae
fnfternoons have been Informal ana
particularly enjoyable.
Afiss Finrrncc fieutp entertained a
few friends al auction lhie afternoon
and served delicious refreshments.
AIRS. Tom Wilkerson entertained
five tables at auction Tuesday IN hon
ar Of Mrs. ~. O. Holcomb. IF Mesa.
Arlz and Mrs y. ~ Lester ~ ncnl-
ring. n "a VITO were the hOnsc
guests 81 Mrs. r. A. Mann. \ nutn-
her ~ Interesting games we're ful-
lowed by o dei.shtfui two-course
lunch.
Mrs. NJ. q. Chadbouruc gave n
beautifully appointed bat entirely In
formal dinner Thursday evening. Her
guests were AIRS. Robert Smart Mrs,
Frederick Winn. Miss Minnie fiolz-
man. AIR VIM. Lawson. Mr.. Ernest
f.andOld and Mira. Arthur RinRlhnd.
Word has been received here that
Miss Lulu fiacon and Mr.. Joe Kirchcr
viii be married IN Macon. Ga. Mo-
cmbcr ~. This news comes as quito
in surprise TO their many friends III
( Albuquerque. After short honey
mQon trip. Mr. und Mrs Kirchcr will
mako their home IN this city Mr.
Kircher and MIR. Jim Mullen left this
evening for Macon.
Monday evening al 6:30 o'clock n
double wedding viii take place 81 the
home Of Or. Margaret Cartwright.
East Central avenue.
Miss Margaret Cartwright win be.
come tbr bride of Bertram Hunter 81
bakersfield. Calf. ana Miss Pauline
Cartwright the bride ~ Mr. ~. Victor
Allison % Gallup. y. NJ Reverend e
q Beckmnn VIII perform the rcrt.
mony. only relatives and n very few
intimate friends VIII be present.
After tho weddings. an elaborate
supper viii Be served and the tive
Young couples win leave on theli
honeymoon trips
Tho cnriwrigbt homo VIII hc dec
GRATED M pink and white. cut flow
rrs Rnd ferns carrying out the artis
tic color scheme.
Mr.. end Mrs. Allison win n
M home 10 their friends IN Gallup II
a few weeks. Mr. and Mrs Hunte
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Personal Mention.

Mrs. Aaron RoscnWald arrived last
evening from Denver where she has
been visiting her daughter. Mrs. s.
Flosoher and viii be tho guest of hei
son and daughter-in- AR. and
Mrs, sydney Rosenwald for several
weeks before going "a California a.
spend the winter with her daughter
Mrs. Sam Weiskopf
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-18
vALCK. WILSON ORCHESTRA.

The Valck- Wilson orchestra has
ambitious plans for the winter, re-
hcursals are enthusiastic, and under
the skilled direction of Miss Nalck
great progress Is being made, a
number Of new selections are being
prncticcd. making the repertoire an
usually large for an organization OF
young people.
Tho orchestra win give q musical
q oning Ia the near future ana q
splendid program is being planned
for ID.
The personnel of the orchestra fol-
lows: First violin Cecoiia Spauld-
ing, Grace Siortz. Ethel Kieke, Grace
Mckee. and Arthur Becker second
violin, Chester and Ralph Miller; cor
net, Donald Wilson; trombone, Far
Porterhcld; drums. George Pinneyi
piano. Louise I.oWber; director, Miss
Hstelie Valck; manager. Mrs. John
w Wilson.
The Valck-Wllson orchestra IL opcr
for engag mcnts ut receptions, teas
and other social functions.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-18

Teacher-YOu see. had tho lamb
been obcdicnt and stayed IN the fold
Ii would not have been eaten rs tho
wolf. would it7
boy (prOmpsly) Mo. mn'am; it
would hav been eaten by "a.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-18

Misses Eleanor and Alexandria
Naughey arrived home Friday even
ing from a delightful three months
trip during which they visited friends
la Marsollles and Kewanoo. H.. 81
Joseph. Mo-. and Tulsa, Okla,
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The Ladies' Ala society Of the pres
bytcrinn church neld an enjoyable
meeting Thursday afternoon In thc
church parlors.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-18

This Is Rally week AT the Congre-
Rational church. "wednesday evening
there WAS prayer meeting. Friday
evening most enjoyable social. and
tomorrow Is Rally day for all the
church societies
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-18

Mr.. A. o. Waha "a expected home
from the east Wednesday. Mrn
Waha has been visiting In Erie
Pennsylvania. for the past few weeks
and Is now la Herklmer, New York
hey former home Barbara Waha has
been seriously lll but Is much better
az present and Is improving rapidly
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-18

MIR, and Mrs. A. q. McGafey and
children and Mrs. %. a. Matson and
children lett saturday for California
Mr.. and Mrs McGafey have gone IL
san Francisco 90 spend several weeks
Mrs Mntson expects 20 spend two
months visiting her parents. Mr. ant
Mrs H. n. Fox at San Fernando ant
her sister Mrs. Frank strong at Holly
wood
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-18
SOCIAL MOTIFS.

Mrs. Arno flunlng gave the third
In her series ~ auCilpu afternoons
Thursday. -Four tables played, oifer
which an elaborate lunch was served.
The fourth and laat affair % the
series will lee given next week These
afternoons have been Informal and
particularly enjoyable.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-18

Mr.. and Mrs. Sam BENJAMIN, who
have been visiting their son-in-iaw
and daughter, MIR and Mrs. Sol Benz
iamin for the past two months, have
returned 20 their home IN Matches,
Miss They win stop In So. Louis a
few days On route.
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Miss Florence ffrutp entertained q
few friends az auction thl1 afternoon
and served delicious refreshments.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-18

Dean and Mrs. G. II. Hodgin enter
tanned the Normal class al luncheon
Friday noon. The menu was par
ticularly delicious and the affair was
entirely informal and Jolly
The members OF the class are Lu-
ella Alexander, Jessie CRAIG, Fern
Reeves. Dorothy Stafford, Louise VIII
kinson Barbara Harris and Laura
McCollum.
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The Thirty club viii give a dance
lows hail.
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Mrs. I.oo ILL o s.lnla Te anI
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Mrs. W. n Lyon Of Flagstaff spent
quest 81 Mira j a. Hubhs az hrenk-
fast Al ne O'Clock luncheon Mrs
fNon ana Dr. and Mrs n X. Wyldor
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50, Johns Guild met ON Monday
with Mrs. E l.. bradford and con
Ciudcd the business connected with
the dance In Masonic Tomplo Tues
day evening of fair week. The dance
was a great success financially us well
as socially Plans for work through
the winter were discussed ana light
refreshments enjoyed.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-18

Mrs. isaac Earth and hes sister
Mrs. \. o. CoppOck. of Topeka, Kan.
are the guests Of Mrs Leo liiNcn
OK Santa ~ for few days.
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Mr.. and Mrs W w strong arc en-
ier. Mlas lteWno strong u Denver.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1913-03-20
PROVISIONAL PRESIDENT SHAT
TIERS PREcEoENTs BY VISIT
ING FOREIGN EMBASSY.
AMBASSADOR WILSON Is HOST
Diplomat Personally Thanked for
Efforts TO Restore Peace in Capt.
tal-Band OF Carrazaistas
Attack Nuevo Laredo.

city of Mexico -Proyisi Presl.
dent Nictoriano Hucrta, uisregarding
all prcccdcnts, called upon Henry
Lane Wilson, the American ambossa-
dor Of Mexico. This is the FIRST time,
it is said, that Mexican president
has called upon the diplomatic repre-
sentative Of the foreign power and
technically his act was that Of lcaY'
ing Mcxican territory. The chief ex'
ccu,iyc was accompanied By Francis'
co de la Barra. the Mexican minister
Of foreign affairs.
President Hucrta told Ambassador
Wilson he had ratified the understand
ing between the American ambassa'
dor and Foreign Minister de Ia Barra
that all questions pending between
the United States and Mexico be- TAX
On W and adjudiCatcd without loss OF
time. lie referred especially to the
claims of Americans rising from the
Mexican revolutions. an! also to the
boundary and other disputes.
Gen. Hucrta reiterated that it was
his desire to continue tn" friendly re-
lauons OF the two governments and
he personally expressed gratitude for
the friendly efforts made by the Am
crican ambassador, to bring about
peace during the recent disturbance
in the capital.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1913-03-20
Bars Liquor From Dry Counties.

A dry bill, even more radical than
the prohibitionists want, was passed
by the house. When the attention Of
the body was called to it by Hay of
Galloway, n few vets and some Of
the drys rallied and refused to recon-
slider the vote by which 1t passed
The measure was introduced by
Representative Orr II prohibits the
shipment of liquor for any purpose
into dry counties Hay discovered
that it prohibits the shipment of IL
quor into local option counties even
for medical purposes This was more
than the drys wanted, and they fought
for reconsideration of the bills pass
age.
Speaker Hull ruled that two.thirds
majority was necessary To reconsider,
but the most the drys could muster
was 60 votes. while the friends CT the
bill polled ca.
A delegation OF Joplin business men
appeared before Gov. Major In an ef-
fort to persuade him to veto the coun.
ty unit bill The delegation was
headed by Charles Scheiferdecker. a
banker; ]. W. McAntlre and former
States Senator John NJ. Malang.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1913-03-20
NonpartIsan Judaes Indorsed.

Jefferson City.--The senate passed
the Kinney bill providing for the cleo.
tion Of circuit judges in st. Louis on
a nonpartisan ticket
II the house concurs candidates
hereafter will he nominated ut con.
ventons. At general primary cleo
tIons delegates 20 nominating conven.
lions will be selected one from each
ward for each 1000 voters by each
party.
The delegates will meet within ten
days thereafter and nominate candi.
dates. The names OF the nominees
shall be printed on the general cleo
ton ballot
The senate passed till callirg for
a convention to draft new constitu.
ton for Missouri. The same bill was
defeated by the senate Wednesday
but was taken up by reconsidera-
ttcn. II then was passed by vote
OF 10 to 10.