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The Cairo bulletin., 1913-09-24
HAVE n K HAIR
AND LOCK YOUNG
Don't stay gray Nobody can tell
when you darken gray, faded
hair with Sage Tea and
Sulphur.

Grandmother kept her hair beau
tifully darkened, glossy and abund
ant with brew of Sage Tea ana
Sulphur. Whenever her hair fell out
or took on that dull, faded or
streaked appearance, this simple
mixture was applied with wonderful
effect BY asking at any drur
store for "Wyeth's Sage and Sui
phur Hair Remedy" you will get a
large bottle of this old-time recipe,
ready to use for about so cents
This simple mixture can be depend
ed upon to restore natural color and
beauty to the hair and is splend d
for dandruff, dry, itchy scalp and
falling hair
A well known down town druq
gist says everybody uses Wyeth's
Sage and Sulphur, because it dark
ems so naturally and evenly that no
body can tell it has been applied
it's so easy to use. too. You simply
dampen a sponge or soft brush and
draw it through your hair, taking
one strand at a time. BY morning
~he gray hair disappears; after an
other application or two, it is restor-
ed to its natural color and looks
glossy, soft and abundant. -Advt.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-09-24
Lmpertlnent Questlon.

Representative Stanley of Ken
lucky, chairman of the steel inves-
gatiAg committee, was, until recently,
an enthusiast on the subject of auto
mobile driving. He could not get too
much of it-that was, until recently.
Several friends stopped for him
with one Of the small and painting
arrangements that look like an over
grown baby at 1t doubiously for
awhile, and then climbed in The
friend went along all right units he
reached the grade at the corner If
Fourteenth street and 'eunsylvH
avenue. There he pauaad-or ra,ag.
the automobile paused.
They got out The friend tinkercd
around fer a little while, but the au-
tomobile showed no signs Of life ev.
cept for an occasional weak ya.a
Then the frd pushed il ltt'a tar.
stopped. psGa1 & 81 llnie WAY ,Eun
and continued this for atoe. aa
feet up the hill. Representa- ,a stan
ley watched the proceedings vita iu
terest
Nav ak eu SONY" ac M
qu.rea last era'ar
"ta# re-leJ $50 rHsas
friend
Il merej, vau,od ~ aroa," ,e#
tinued Stanley swectly, whether you
are supposed to be carrying tho auto
mobile or the euto,qohiln IS sr7-~ere
10 II.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-09-24

The noel by Tolstoy in a mile Of
motion picture. Miss Walsh playing
the stellar role Of Katusha Masloya.
supported by an all-star cast Of
players from the Famous Players
association.
In connection with the produc-
ton, the orchestra will be greatly
augT cnted with five additional
members, making seven all told who
will render special music adapted
10 the picture
Hourly performances will be given
from 2:30 to $50 in the afternoon
and 700 to 1900 in the evening.
A full description of "Resurrec-
ton" will be found in a two column
advertisement in this issue OF The
Bulletin.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-09-24

erlia owes its palaces and many
q Is nEest buildings to Frederick
liam l. That monarch had pas
si1n for building, and transmitted It
5a others. Whenever he heard of q
1eh merchant settling in the capital
ordered him to build u residence in
ping with his wealth. Ii the mer-
Giant obeyed lie was duly rewarded
End many German families owe their
t.Ia OF nobility to an ancestor having
hit q fine house.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-09-24

be arrested by the Greeks and i'm
prisoned at Saloniki.
Dr. Smith said that Charles r.
Crane OF Chicago. is particularly in
terested in and has contributed lib
orally to the support of the school.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-09-24
Get Rid of the Torment of Rheuma
tism.

Get Rid of the Torment of Rheuma-
tism.
That you can do by Kidding your
self of the cause Weak, sluggish,
inactive kidneys allow the uric acid
crystals to circulate in the blood,
and these lodging in the joints and
muscles, cause rheumatism, lum-
bago, and stiff, swollen aching
joints. Foley Kidney Pills ease
your pain and torment from the time
you begin taking them. They posi-
lively and permanently build up the
kidneys, restore their normal ac-
ton, and strain ont the uric acid
crystals that cause rheumatism and
lumbago. Try them. For sale by
all druggists. Advt.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-09-24
4 NySt Nj Ms


"Rcael c'.ol st Th3 Kiamel.
Fau6ci''e. aa is the Cus,om Wi;l
eliminated from the program to-
tay al rae Kimmel thcater. the
erncon and evening being devot-
: exclusively TO TIE exhibition of a
aat feature motion picture.
The Offering Ibis afternoon and
aning viii consist OF the eminent
1ericln actress, Blanche Walsh, in
Resurrection" an adoption from
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-09-24

It wac 1GpIys FIRST dov in tie
country, and everything surprise:
him. About sunset one day a herd y
cows returning from pasture came
following their leader slowly and
solemnly in single file along the for
est path within sight of Tommy and
his mother After watching them for
some time in silence the little city
boy exclaimed: oh, mother is it a
COW funeral9"
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-09-24
Eaa't Asord 20 Have Kidney
Trouhle

Haa't Asord 20 Have Kidney
Trouble.
so maa WIN family to suppor'
can afford To have kidney trouble,
1T need he fear it with such a
NEEDY at hand as Foley Kidne
ius. You can not take this hon
est curative medicine into yuIr sys
I'm without good results FoAowina
II cleans out and builds up the kid
rs and makes them able to strain
I'll of the blood the impurities that
suse backache, weak back, sore, in
.oJive kidneys and sleep-disturbing
trinary troubles. For sale by all
druggists. Advt.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-09-24

I4TlHu Noteu TOT Its Springs.
Famed for its unfalling spring of
re, sparkling water, the island of
boga lies about 10 miles from the
J OF Panama, in the Pacific. Here
. mali steamers plying between Bal
49, and San Francisco lie by for their
apply CT fresh water, as do also the
amers that sail southwark from
1uama.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-09-24
2s,0O0 Starving to Death.

Sofia, Bulgaria, Sept. 23-Bul-
sarian officials made the charge to-
day that 25.O0O Bulgarians Danish
ed TO a desert island in the Aegean
Sea by the Greeks are dying O.
starvation. The authorities assert
that the object is TO exterminate all
Bulgarians, especially those of
wealth and education.
Tho Eo.crnTent authorities also
n ade the further charge that Spro
Suradiieif, one of the wealthicst
merchants in Salonika, said by the
Greeks TO have died OF cholera. was
in reality stoned by Greek soldiers
and then placed in { cholera deten-
ton camp To contract the disease,
This, they ay. was done to hide evil
dencas o. the TERRIBLE cruelty ia
which he was subjected.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-09-24
GREEKS ATTACK
AMERICANS AND
SEIZE school
Institution Supported By Chicagoan
Taken in Rad on Al
banianS.
BRITISH CONSUL GOES TO
RESCUE DEMANDING RELEASE

Vienna, Sept. %. The American
r'iss.on school at Kcritsa, Albania,
aas seized by the Greeks today and
after they had beaten ard terrorized
the l0e Albanian C.ris o1 The school
ali were put III jai! The GreeAs
also arrested ana attac.ed a large
number of Alban' ans, many OF whom
are American citizens. VINO had re-
turned from America and other
countries
The schoci Is in charge of Phin-
meas b. enneLy ana his wife Of
Jersey. What befell them it was i'm
possible to learn because c. the
roundabout manner in which the re-
port reached here,
British Consul Acts.
b'rcedy action has been tal-"n. b.
Inc British 'cnsu) at Monasti on
hehalf of the Americans. lie enter
"a vigorous protest - the Greek
government and requested the i'm
ediate release and protection OF ali
he persons taken in the raid.
The whole affair forms part of
the Greek terrorization of the AL
bantam population, with the object
Ct compelling them TO agree to the
inclusion of the whole of Southern
! Albania in the kingdom OF Greece.
I Last week Greek officials at kor-
/ lisa endeavored to take forcible
| possession of the American mission
school building, but the housekeeper
in charge refused to hand over the
keys. The Greek soldiers beat her
! me~cilessly and then carried her off
10 prison.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-09-24
War is Threatened.

Belgrade, Sofia Sept, 23.- Albania
is in a state of anarchy and war
with Seryia undoubtedly win fol-
low. The situation is grayest along
the Albanian frontier. where Al
banians, armed with modern rifles,
are assembling to attack Servia. AL
ban an agents have entered Seryian
territory and are endea oring TO
stir 10 rebellion those Albanians who
heretofore have been at peace.
Il is believed here that the hostile
preparations are due to foreign in
'ri@ucs AGAINST Servia and Monte
NogFu.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-09-24
Grim Poverty--Peassnt's Howell caunt Famine

The Eminent American BLANCHE WALSH Plays the
Part Character Kausha Maslova in manner
which Brings to Life Tostoy which Forms
the Basis this Picture did for Her Play
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-09-24
Barren plains--To Siberia PriSoaS---Bleak steppes

RESURRECTION" unquesonaby One if Not the Greatest
the Motion Picture Art Ever
Achieved.
Nearly Employed in the Work of this
Production Selected the ONE MILE of Film
which Constitutes Completed Picture.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-09-24

RESURRECTION" Realistic Portrayal of the Life
BeautuI Russian Peasant Girl Who Against tt
shining Has Been Forced Life Shame but Later
perleucing Spiritual Resurrection Magic Touchs
Whereby Her Beayer Sensual Proflgate Ne
Der OF the Nobility the Undergoes Moral
generation.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-04-23

Madame Sarah Bernhard was
once placed in an awkward predica-
ment while performing in one of the
western states of the U. s. An, I'M
known admirer, who begged her to
meet him after the performance,
wrote: eff you consent, blow your
nose on the stage, and shall under
stand" Sand the worst of it was"
Madame Bernhard relates, 81 had a
bad cold at the time, and was afraid
to- blow my nose all the EVENING"
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-04-23
BELGIAN STRIKE CALLED OFF

Brussels, April 23.-The manhood
strike committee of the Socialists,
headed by Camille Huysman, today
decided to return to work tomorrow.
tbs believed that all the half million
workingmen who went out on strike
Monday of last week will obey the
order of the committee. =. =
:. The government did not grant
manhood suffrage outright to the
strikers, but adopted, a resolution,
providing for commission to draft
the zone man, one vote" law demand
ed by the Socialists, The promised.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-04-23


Tribune said that look like
a damnatien?
doesn't like the fairly normal boy
a
We'd degenerate
that without
= - ~.
Perhaps wrong
that the and children paroHng
Copies
sending mpressionabe Charles
if stealing few
the discipline that soul ordinary human is
a s. =.
that locking child with other children
school
"a committed society
The stealing few by boy longing for what pleasures he has
not known a crime 1t yielding impulse
yielded
to that impulse and stolen these few cents
sunshine might
been paroed a farmer who wanted cheap labor
would u
through that misery -. .
The thing
1t the freedom with
shine.
society
society
~
Perhaps he hereditary
traits; perhaps he could not help being degenerate
believe much like
dieting God
probably
RrIsse AnrH23 -
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-04-23

reform probably will not take effect
until 1916.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-07
sualMERs WILL ADVERTISE US.

SEATTLE = Seatp.c ShrinrTs hATc Hetddsd. through :hs generosity of Fl. D. Hurley and A. B. Grahnm. to kAli al ShrinCdCm just tcw gOud cuun- try Alaska is ana how valuable & pdr- t!nh of the pHised Sta tcs lies imnte- tiAte1y tu the north pt Sca:rl+. This EufqF1pAtl6n Is 70 Dg gwen. 10 rYeEy Shrine lodge Tn tilt United States iu lhs form of handsomely bound hroehalre containing the report of the psnhefs 0t She Temple. Ancienr AnAhsp Order Mystic Shrine. whc re- osntly F.sstedt Alkalsa md established shrlus clHh 1t Iuneau. and enlarged 1he Ehthanks ahd the EoHr shr1nF oueA All of thla required twe nonths' 'scauso n1 various delays, and tbe AlstsFy oS the trip, thu reception given u's sAr1neFs, with incidents of partlc- ''Rr interest to tho Eastern Shriners Fno hgnte chieago . being "wnI ou. west" the Fepeft will b4. n revolatLnn
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-07
rlEEs' LONGER FAVORED

,c,N.-indoor aE1nasEase'fs ana
 ~ ~-,ar always begin 1" '* ser'- 'As considered when fhs Olympia ruE5 rr,n, under President vts- stAs'S r.Tlrr.op, Eeta nso lis fdl' coa The great all-t the-Eear- Esti's ,sndby of inc average hostsaz r'40a ..,ox though nAI'a at the great are hecesuarity not ED 'iu"sr' h4''.. !, darlng the Staaon' 'Ts ssr erase for the ennnS mug s. snS
 .. Tn. ,rut, which Arected Il un'an and sHtA" sr, section ut society. vas o-rsd cut of existence hy royaE ''0n ''.,osAI. mad the women Te'pnnni- dHA oartaIttInE such scesntrlcit'ss Ss \" ". i,kely soon to recover frpm s .or,.l M rarllta of their dRF'HE 'fA v uovaticn' .. .harws Is as nottUA. .
 ,' S ursssu+ in ths dGncins rooms or A@' '.s,rauolla ea in the ernnunitT at tu: . " and everyone who Is given to !.. ',.' night fAptastie' excTeIss is nov co. .ss..ra'rs h-r.s't with ',, .n" .n" p''''''
 ~t.,s gre thS oSe-'tsn and 'le Bos-
 Srh. very latest form of Boz ,oo'. ,oo. .aya .n snOert' "i' the double I'1; Ios ,r,UIs u.ovsments which have hss" ~. s..urst from Paris. and the bubble ..ov .' In particular will be "Hen AF
 .-,u ,.arcrs ihls yenr, The nne-Htap
 .-n-sa 10 t%o -stcp tIne, and ooh- %,,, ~ ot simply placIDE thH feet in or xI.,~ ~aIkInE H,rvcnsnss fo-~Hrd sns | eaclsvsrd and e~a5'uF and Fer'f- ,nr+ As these d0netS IFt proving ~ ~,rsct,,srly pleaHlAe io "cn' there "lil .. ',.s. daArth 0t partners this Fea7 nnu.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-07
NOTICE OF MAMMALS SALE.

Fnhhc noticas Ia hereny EIrvn | at Iy s1rrEe of writ of eyec1Iti1n dated Deccmb1G l5th, 1913, Issued out of the pIsTEcr Court fur the DIstrIrt pI .I- asluI, SAr0nd t7triAor. un a 1LdEDcnt rendered in said court on tAs i1th day Of Dccembsr. 1S32r hI favor ur Miners 6. Merchants RArT nf Name. AaSka. d u-Si~l:.rtan and against b GiIehrst 1Ea Ne:sie Gilehrlst. his wife. will 0f'r fot zuk ui thB lGth day ot JAuuary. 1e1s. aC : n. m. at the front do.ar Of the Urited StAtoa BiArcr Court IIouse. Nome. ATagka. all Of the riElU. title, uuL intcrest of the dcfcndai ts 'n ahd rn tho following I4Scrl54l req! i.lCp. eTy,
 Lot No. + in iiloca 2; n fhA 'oWn or city of Nnmls. Dlstric. oE A',fA. Second Jsivisiun, according tn thC 'f- ilcIal plat If aaia town uV naty a1. proved by Porter J. Co&rna, TITUEie Trustee.
 Datsa Hl Enrnr. AlaEsa. T'erenlbe: 17th. 1912.
 T. t.. POWELL, United States IIarshAl, Se-o-1 rkih- jon, District of A!aAka
 Doc. 1T, 24. SI. Jan :. 14.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-07
HARHAIa arIlL nuAx.

That Martin HaEraIs. Tho ran for congress last Ahkint az & democrat :s stIn busy may b. sssu by rhs folIpwinE ad thkcn from tha Fairbanks News 1dineE:
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-07
ul,ck ExPLcnEs "c INJURIES MINER

z.~h.aEH- John Het.I ;s ClenCy A-..k oneratnr. working .i s7y Vn IF ha,o~. had A narrow eacapc Thurs 1.v .harhpcn from heiHE hHrlcd iHtc ,hs grrat b%yona hF thr explosion al muNk In the sflafi.
 Mr. Beck vent inlu Ine shn1t in ti'< .,H, uarr os the afLCE1.Gc'n fur Lht uuraoss of looking utfsr the pntnts' nu. of thcDA did rot aesna t1 be work Inr hatjsfacinTiIy. and "I'ilS beHdlns uvst M in examination Tns pipe an muGs sxuLodtd, rhroTina hin COT siderable diaance. ant cI(stInS ths hH' muoA au. ot thu .hafr high ih tns air Ensn rescu4ii trom the shaft 1t %aR fuuna that Isecs's ts.ce hah bocn as- ,v,tk burncd. while other parts ot AIs bodr hnd bH%n Efssl|1ed by the escaping steam.
 ThAre 1s na WHY Vf Accounting fo' the explosion errArt that rhn hoi stesm gruun the point had melted the mack enough tn forn | solid masA around the point which vas just ai the hurstirg pnlnt at in" tint when Esck stuepsd nYGr it.
 Mr. Hsck wil '.e lRId up Tf'r < wcns or twc st leJst.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-07

Nla Tstuplss established IeAs thu. a nve Jear~ GEO Is the largest terople m tae EtatA Of washington. and In Jnnoau. FaIr5anks and Nume thera are lQs nsT membera Whn have pfofniaed tAithfulIy mt to forgot what happened 10 thRm As q result of Che pilgrimage made by Nile Temple IM lalsl all ot which will bc told about In the attractive publication that bfr. 2raham and Air. Hurley promise tr place in the hnndH uE every temple in the United 3tatea.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-07

ATpl1s &2EO per box ard up As LshnnAnn's.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-07
DEMOCRATS ATTENTION

The annual elschoK qR otIceeE of thH TanHna Tailay DAn1ocfA1ir Ciut Tll be held on TuAsday evening. De- remher 10th, at s=40 o'clock. ip the eomtnlHsionsFA court Epom. All mem- heTs ara rAlueS1ed tp be preaent.
 MARTIN HARNATE. PreEIdent-
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-07
MATTERS OF RECORD
JANUARY ?, 1918,


 LeeztlcAA. Four to One frTtcsiWl. %ia InFIlay creek. Chns. A. Fossl Eauhrei Htle. Snuw xuleh &uguSV HetEu and Louis 1iARlAnger. The LR%Inn R4rinE crock. H. 4,  Alamsdz. LAttlE cTask: B HedalTonI No. ! AmerInah rrcels; Anhr~w Cls- heck.
 Power Sf Attorney. E+ J. rduRg to 6. F. sparks.
 p~eMA J, M. 0onshy to Geo. PrSSaer, claims IH Solomon river, 41.16o. WIlIiG mIAnEdon Io OorShnA and EowzAluuk. hIH vile. A csty l1t. prics $ reindeer. A. ?. PNlsKt- lc ]. E. RdnnelI. the t-rcSS traction, left limit Cooper GuIcn.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-12-19

One thousand bargains n doors. Ian
der Lumber Co Advertisement
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-12-19
SCHOOLS OF CITY
CLOSE FOR HOLIDAYS

All the schools in the city viii close
this afternoon for two weeks holiday
The schools will be in session again
on January B.
Principal A H Hughey Will speno
the Christmas vacation in Weather
ford Tex, where Mrs. Hughey IS at
present visiting.
Miss Ethel Taylor, teacher of history
at the high school, viii visit in Kan
sas City through the Christmas holi-
S. o. Welday. head Of the public
speaking department Of the high
school will visit in Albuquerque dur
ing the Christmas vacation.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-12-19
HIGH SCHOOL CLASS
ATTENDS COpRT TRIAL

interested spectators at a trial in
the 34th district court Thursday were
the pupils of the public speaking ana
commercial law classes Of the high
school. The class was under the
charge Of Samuel o. Welday, head or
the public speaking department of the
high school. Those in the party were;
Dema Fleclz, Eunice Anderson, Rebe
Elliott. Ruth Moore Morriss, Pearl Eos
ter, Camille Kibler, Anna McComas,
Mary Ellsworth Gene Smith, Idus
Lambert, Maria Mateus, Eugene Thurs
ton, Earl Weisiger, Harry Welscn,
Raymond White, Chris JungJohann,
Logan ChilsOn, Merville Darnan and
Reed Harlon.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-12-19
HAS THAT COLD
"GOT YOUR G0AT?"
You Don't Want to Keep 1t
Do You? Then Why
Not Get Rid Of
It Right?

Just e Few Drops Of ViTgin on OF
pine VIII Bring You RELIEF
in Five Minutes.
Rush boy right off-or IeIephegnae
-fo the nearest drug store, for a 9O-
cent Dacl1age of Leach's Virgin on OF
Pine. Pour a few drops onto lump
of sugar and eat it. Then feel ln7
cold say goodbye
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-12-19
CHI
YuJe,
Santa Clal
San Jaci
the !
!

schools tn rough the
\ ALL Of the 'oo IOt Christ, mas trees.
CITY this afterr d Christ
= Christmas lrk the app roach OF
mas decorations nj and the close Of
the Joyful occasion veal<s boIid az. At
eot,oo1 for two - -, as pro-
the san Jacinto sen all of the rooms
grams were given presented play
The low eighth graus 15en cuIcb, : with
let, christmas at follows:
the characters cast a eer. Richard Cur
r-obv Dent, Glenn d arts
+fs the manager o. - foreman, FIR. sIk-
E-oDson- Dick Bar4Oel rpin Frank Did
lin Williams; Dave - .ph Farnswo. rthi
mem Joe Miller, ~ or; Dan Tilt on,
PIN smith, LLOYD hsls " Hart Har pld
sank Alderetet Jo1LlL eft Harley. n "a
Mitchell; Hop Slnss 10 Bridget BurI re,
be1 Curtis, Lille DalSI5I 1lzman; Hell n
49, cook Esther ~ O11aen Fsthe T,
Vale. Frances cay toI45l e Leopoldm
R11th Rhodes MIS- "a
Diano selection was Emns Wan
--1lR.1I-arnp: a readlnSs r--55as EFabee
loss and piano SUI Ponds.
lS19' christmas F1sh fIrTisbed the
christmas fish pohQ. . children in 4
lain entertainment o. - night bv Miss
the high seventh y CS6ris tmas stories
IiS1s Thomas, ana CnILs the nunils
- songs were given - q TAUGHT by
In the low seE ish pond also
,rigs Margaret Condor a l cDt 9Th the
10 the principal anuseIL ies and the
913re- Of Christmas sIo1 f-ast Of /
tSn5Een then had uut II
C-t-tstmas Of Old 81 i0"n'
..-tristuas of Old III 5Se taught \
5I- in the high Skin sfory vas /
RfNTiss Dove Hus - - customs /
Fad describing the on was given |
and the following pi
The children >-o-+t, Poles |
s.,CSfristnas eve at lne
Es1anche Lucas .+-i, &C.
S--5L-iSf-nas in all couhlLls >. GERMANY
Iceland. Emma McSreas , S6eUncey
-r---e1a CalderOn5 h4sSr - T4o1-
CIs-I-- france, Fernall-o - o-5 Sweden
4a1d Julia Perea; not TeS; e Ereyyer
TIcians AIunOz; Italy, LOu4 y
sInq- Christmas So 'ngs'
In the low sixth grace ~, cbi1dTen
- Miss Laura love- sSbeIIa Cor
Eng Christmas sonsss - s-isfT1ss and
se+F recited the story o. ! $50 eve
1aS- Norris ana oaNi
ct--93ssrnas selections. e.s -, ---,5es in
TTTe high and 10" - . Entertained
7r5es wilson's room w. 80 nv the
-ifb = Christmas 80 moe and ses
taacter, and Christmas -
foctfo1s given by the ~ - - -,s the fea-
a chris tmas gran % g., ET5es Annie
+,--e Of the celebrallol tsif f+ e--s5e and
Herne Hills room Ia songs made the
Christmas games A-
ChrfsfEnEs Box Fui Ai-- -.
CHRISTMAS box urnlshed a plS -
snoo71nt Of pleasure ~ ~ 1870 low and
go Katherine AlcCIt - C1S,-is+r1as
I5@b fourth grade, a - e.i+.fiors VS.
1r0erarn of songs anu
sl4gii7 MISS Marie Wing ate I9 Con yo lHe
b5rh third and low lou IN -.SrSes7,3if1lI
program sung by the entire
Th0gshTT7b The third grade. gave The New tag
Year song. The I fo1Tt srs s15 santa
CAa1 Ghr 4s155a and Santa claus" were
sung BY Ji11 pupils. postofflce game
afforded amusement for. the youngsters
A Christmas tree was part OF tHe
Christmas Qualification of the puplls IN
the high second and low third grades
renghf bv Miss Flora Campbell, with
Christmas songs sung by the class
In the low second ana hlS I-. ~ -
grades taught by Miss Dora AleIer'
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-12-19
TENTH CAVALRY WILL SOON
APPEAR IN THE sEyTOVTES

The Tenth cavalry viii appear in the
motion picture weeklies soon. While
the Tenth was here a motion picture
film was made of the regiment while
the troop trains were in the union sta
ton yards. The film was made by
Homer Scott, who is with the new film
company of which Buck Corners is
be made at the fort Friday afternoon
OF the troops and battery stationed
there.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-12-19
NEW INSPECTOR FOR NEW
MEKTCn NIIIITIA Is y NJ

Washington, D. c., Dec. 19.-F'irst
Lieut.. Frederick Test, 22d infantry, has
been relieved as inspector instructor of
the New Hampshire militia and or
dered to Santa Fe as inspector instrGc-
tor of the New Mexican militia He
viii report to the governor not later
than Jan. I.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-12-19
MAKE RECORD IN
MANUAL TRAINING

villas, sunset and bdIIey FuDIIs IaAt
Excellent Records in the Work
Before Holiday Season.
Villas school pupils who have done
the best work in the manual training
classes are: Alfred Whitmer and Car
roll stevens, in the low eighth grade;
Roy Reynolds and George Cross, in the
low seventh grade; Guyler Magruder
and James Mckinney in the high sixth
grade; Bernardo Bowman and WlIi
CABLES. in the low sixth grade; Harold
Preston and Jim Earl, in the high fifth,
and in the low fifth Jose Enriquez and
John Nelson
Do Good Work.
Good work in the manual training
classes of the Sunset school has been
done BY IgnaciO Baker and Hugh Ad-
Iins. in the high seventh grade; Ber-
Eard Krupp and W. Dawson, in the
low seventh; Emmanuel Ponsford,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-12-19
HEAR SEVERAL SPEECHES

At assembly Friday morning the
high school pupils heard number of
speeches by superintendent R. J. Tighe,
Fred Hunter and Edna Scotch.