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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-03-14
MISSOURI WILL
INVESTIGATE WAGES
to Make inquiry Into Salaries Paid
TO Women.
BY ASSOCIATED PRESS.

By ASSOCIATED PRESS.
Jefferson City, Mo-, March 13.-Ths
Missouri senate today adopted reso-
luton providing for a commission of
five senators to investigate the wages
paid to women. The commission was
instructed to report to the next general
assembly.
Chicago, March 13.-Chicago en-
ployers plan to have several represen-
tatives accompany the investigators
who will travel through the east with
the living wage" commission of the
Illinois senate. A formal invitation to
the employers was to be mailed by
Lieutenant Governor O'Hara from
Springfield today.
Miss Virginia Brooks, the Joan OF
Arc" of West Hammond, in address
ing the Hamilton club today enumer-
ated the following causes of immoral
ity
The public dance hall; the loneliness
of small town girls in big cities; the
congestion of boarding houses which
do not provide parlors; the discharge
OF girl employees without advance no
iice; the ostracism of fallen women;
low wages: suggestive songs; limit
ed and rather hopeless future.
Miss Brooks said girls who come to
the cities from farms and villages are
more open to the clever and apparent
" friendly advices of men than are
their city sisters.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-03-14

@teeF delivery OF same by carrier.
W. p Oneal, of New Orleans, is in
the city today. He arrived yesterday
and is guest at the San Carlos.
@. III. Bailey, of Montgomery, ar
rived in the city yesterday and is
stopping at the San Carlos.
H. F. Fromme, of Jacksonville, is
among the visitors in the city. He
arrived yesterday and is making his
headquarters at the San Carlos.
The East Hill Sewing club viii meet
this afternoon with Mrs. F. z. Osgood,
No. 1922 East Gadsden street.
The Journal has on hand replies to
the following want ads: Business
Clerk" "F. ST." Partner" 49, IN.
j. B." Druggist" u. w. S." e K.,'
wv" Owners will oblige by calling
at this Office for same.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-03-14
JUSTICE AND NOT
CHARITY WANTED.
Many Addresses Delivered Before Ma
tionaI Child Labor Committee in
Session at jacksonville.
BY ASSOCIATED PRESS.

BIZ ASSOCIAIED FhEoS
Jacksonville, March 13.-Justice, not
charity for the children of the land,
was the demand of speakers today be-
fore the opening session of the ninth
annual conference of the National
Child Labor committee. Chairman
Sherman c. Kingsley, of Chicago, rep
resenting the National Conference of
Charities and Correction, and Florence
Kelly. of the National Consumers
league, were principal speakers.
Tonight Jean Gordon. of New Or
leans was the principal speaker at the
meeting presided over by DR.. Samuel
McCune Lindsay, of Columbia Uni
versity.
On behalf of the state of Florida.
Judge W. H. Baker. representing Gov
ernor TrammeIl, welcomed the dele
gates.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-03-14
I. PIERPONT MORGAN
ARRIVES AT NAPLES
Is Accompanied by His italian Doctor
Who Says He Will Soon Be Recov-
cred Entirely.
BY ASSOCIATED PRESS.

Naples, Italy, March IA. Pier
pont Morgan arrived here today from
Alexandria Egypt. He appeared to be
IN satisfactory condition of health
when he landed. He departed for
Rome on special train
Mr.. Morgan was accompanied from
the boat by Prof. Giuseppe Bastianelli,
his Italian physician. Prof Bastianelli
declared that in short time Mr.. Nor
gan would have entirely recovered his
"saaa1 sood health and vigor.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-03-14
TERsELY TOLD.
$500 REWARD

The Journal will pay $500 reward for
evidence SUFFICIENT to convict any boy or
person found stealing subscribers papers
after delivery Of same by carrier.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-03-14
WOMAN ACQUITTED
OF KILLING HUSBAND

MiIlen, Ga, March 1S-Mrs. Nellie
Clifton was acquitted here today on
the charge of numbering her husband.
j. r. Clifton last December. The jury
was out ten minutes and accepted her
plea that she killed Clifton in self
defense
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-04-15
en- 1lat / Nnealuiier.

On al Sc eien0ommcIigite SHoro'
BeIicr, iom ic8 bar opICoct mlSer
mine 9|fciicr, inNtrof for 10 Tar f.
Sen, ga icg opboIot mig / GnNall'
lien / Sponicn.
Gilifonoct al nogen 3i9eunere
baorc ieg Ell Dag begiUet mig no
bIon0t @iergere, tpor icg, eftcr bpaS
man bupoc iogt mig, / RTrbeben al
Ell IiSet forfoIoeu 2anbSbp, Gorou'
bo, oiIoc ftuoc et peI bibeboIot mmi'
riff Salads, iom nar ufienot az Su'
riiterue og forogtet al Ssrerne pao
@runo Of oe boorIi9e &eie % Mfan'
aeI paa ct or0entlig &ertSbuS | NGr'
beoeu.
.3~igeuucrre bapoe bare fomnet
nlco Ell balp Ssgr.
gcien par unber al Sritit, men Der
liae 9p tiItalte mig meset.
Ga ieg nprnct mig oct encit(
8ertSbus iom fanbtes, tom 8erter
% bans unse, oafre Some mig sIG'
oeSitraaIenbe imsbe, % De moStct
mig meS en- SenrgffeIie. iom t9oelit
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-04-15
Cpcrtro ont Yarn.

Wan tog for / Chen Sariel for
Sarncts Sremtib al boilfet Orr, BET
fsrit fom til at rsre peb. Barnet
oiIbe bli iunbt % faa let legelig
9iob, ON set fsrit rerte peb en-
Sunb, berinlob ct uiunbt, ON Oct
rsrte oeb en- 9at.
Gen Gag, pao bpilfen ct Barn er
fsbt, er al itor 9etponing. Oct be.
ser / ct gommeIt Sers: "Manbagss
barn bar fa9ert Sfinb, Sirsbass-
barn bar fiprlig Sinh, Snsbaes.
barn err febt til %e, Sorsbagsbarn
fonr meeet at ie, Sreoagsbarn faar
4iprIigbeo o9 2pffe, 9proagsbarn
Ifol Sorgerne trpffe, Ssnoa1sbarn
ifol Iepe Ipnee o9 belle lit Sip bape
fllIbt op al Genae."
Oct beo fig ogiao, at naar ct Barn
fsotes Nptaarsbag, if,llbe set blt Inf
feliQ, boiS set bar Ell 8nt. Sar BET
en- 9i9e, ifulbe bum bli meget paffer,
men life bape nogen 2pffe ipente. ct
"4aoIfeborn" pilbe bli rigt, mems eft
Barn fsot SSulebag eler Sen Bite Of
tober ifl,Ibe bli ipnf og faa Spaa'
o~oms9ape.
Spis man itrafs efter Ssbielen
peier ct Barn, pil set life tribes, pe
re6es @ugeeu, fer Barnet er fsot,
foar set fun ct itaffet 9ip. Ian
moa bener life iptte BEN TONNE
@lgae igang, for ba blir Barnet
grUttent % llregierlig.
Set er ogiaa en- plogammel ODER.
fro, at man life nlaa lsite ct Barn
uo giennem ct @inbu OF inb eiennem
ct onSet, for ga pofier oct life mere.
Iaturligpis err ser oeiaa til ieIpe
Saaben fnpttet en- Wpnabe Spertro,
Set iiges iaoIeSes, at Ben, iom bprer
Barnet iii 9irfen, mac bosie paa, al
set iaar ie SoIen, iaa blir set life
iolbrGnSt. Gen iom boloer Barnet
oper Saaben, mac paste eobt poa, al
bun life miiter noget al Saabsts;et,
for 90 blir Barnet flobiet meo fine
SpnSer, % bun ntaa heller life rpite
Barnet, mems Treiten itaar peo, ior
iaa fommer Barnet nemlig til at fsre
ct nrolig Sip.
Slig Spertro trGiier man | nGiter
ole 2anSe. = Spurien pleier man
of l9aee iorifielli9e Sins ioran Oct
npieSte Barn, I. CTS. ct 9ors, en-
@oe. ct Sperb, Ell appelitn oip., %
set Sen ellie rsrcr ueh, bill oarslt
ON bcts Srcmtio, ON set ifaI BIZ
Brett, SoISat. S~orsbruaer oip.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-04-15

90 iaa err 10 Gina Waaromarbs.
batter, % on --", Nor brsiet os
lieeiom bros IiSt paa Srbene, "og
lao bar on 10 bare ct Gle"
"Sg bpis Crib er oct, ON life
ebers esen ssns! 90 iaa oil bans
egen Mor fomme frem meo bet"
Rsiten LOO Iap os Iigeiom fab al
gre0e. Man merfet, at o5iaa UNDER
oct itile, iastmooige 9ore funoe oct
gIsoe os brute.
Get ifliIbe natlrlisois bore NOR
FONT at iaa ie Speiser 8eaes Sor'
IfrPffeIie, naor bet brageoe til noe
paa @jpbieIitaloen ba @ubben fom
fisrenoe meb i'm &uIlebil. Men bet
funbe bli forlig nof ielp at fnaffc
paa analobpttcrne. Sg iaa fit ban
@arper.W aarters u~ioritanbige Ola
til betl Oct bar 10 life iaa nsie meo
Sinene til en- Sattiglap!" Geiten
blep tpf, oe ban bolot op for at be-
berife iig.
Oct glimtet til / Wor Stinas
fpasie imao gine. "SSffe finbe ri
for oct! Gi giorbe, bpab ri funoe
for bis, betalte belle Chen, on Iaa
paa SoipitaIet, og fiebte "9laseiet"
ogioa. Sngen fan fontme % anfla.
&c os for at bape pGret umenneife.
lige", lagOe bun til meo ifarpt 20.
nefalo. 90 aatten, iom laa o9 orog
Jig unber Spnen, fit ct baitant Sparf
al Snberteilen.
"8Iassiel s tror, of ct iaabant
fan e~ritatte ct rigtig!" Srbene fom
brftige % illIbe al gitterbeo.
"Se iaa, Ola, Oh fjenber 10 Wor!
Sun mener life iaa farlig iom bet
bores", treitet 2ape Slien.
"Nun ifol tpnfe Iiot pper, bpoo
man tiger" Slas Hsit LOO itabieere
og mere beberifet enb nplig. San to9
Sparebunfboeen og lasbe oen / Com.
men.
Taa, bpiIfet Spar giper 2ape
Slien mig, tillogbe ban, fuloIten.
big i1norerenoe Wor Stina.
6aOeren reiite iig, gif bort til Sp.
men og ~begpnbte at bpiIfe meO Su.
Itrllen. Spnbarlig par ban ieln for
Sagen % isqte at opertale benoe til
at eipe lit Samtpffe.
"9i faor bel bore, bpao Cline ielO
tiger, ia9be ban tiliiOit.
"gi er enige for Ipnge iiben."
"Hoa, ian, tag benoe oa | Cubs
Ropn." 2ope Slien gift bort cg rafte
Ola Saanben.
"Sof for oet!" Srieren IIos til
ct fraftig SaanoIlag. "2aoe Slien
ifal life bebspe at ungre iig", tillag.
oe ban parmt.
"Stans MI og tag en- BIT Wab.
Su foor tnge tileoSe iaabm iom BET
er. Stig MI frem % ilaa big neb,
Ola"
"Wu maa set bel | set minOite
pGre nof for Siet", rtaar on faur Dor
eneite 9atter til Suitrl", mumlet
Mor Stina % iatte Ste9epanben
n1eo Be ite9te &oteterne paa 9orbet.
Wen ingen bcrtc paa benbe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-04-15
SGa
~

m,n ung Bigc fom no al Sirfen
" Soocn 81 Yopa % itoo itta
unoer Srperre for at unNe ben progt
fuIoe lloiigt ooer aompagnen.
Sum bar en- iutuf, peIporen nm
&igc % elf uGo opreiit, GOel SoIN
ming. SenoeS Sopeo bar Inn bGf
fct al ct rigt, fort &nor, iom / bIeb
SpIgcr omgun Oct. &euoeS itorc
iiGInd6e Eine bar opbt iGrQmoOigc
"a bun ioa no oocr ben iolbeifinueou
SIcttC.
Slr por ct Sittcbaru, op0ragc
hos De gooe Nonner / SIoitcrct
gIboro, og BOG bar bun oct itoltt
NSapn aleopotra. Sporfor sc frommt
Scitrc bao6e boIat Bette Nopn, er ifft
qoot Of pi6e, ba &Ieopatra 10 life pul
nogcn SeIinSe. 4atrp, Ionleoe<
bIcp bun I'll ooaIig faIoet fsrte e.
itrrngt nrbcioiout 9tp. ~&uu IA,
Iona 9tioS crcitc Sieucitepigc, ol
hcnocS @Iaos par life LET. Sfjent
hrlr0c$ Nrbcibc Ger buuOe pGrct me,
oct boar0t, por oct DOG 0et eneitc
Stem, Totr0 bup0e firnot, % bun
bar ioa bcorspet ioog, forOi bun ifrI.
Dc forIooe set.
Ronu &iias Su8 Ioa ue0cufor Oco
So6en Of Ssien. Ser bsrte et tort
Stpffc S5or0 til, iout bun foritoo al
uonptte pau oct beoitc. Scnbc5 Bin.
heft bar nGitcn oItib pcllpffet, % bent
Ors Robocr pnaitDb, at bun boOoc
'paret en- Del Ycngc inunnen, og hcns
NeS creIte Ser, 8ioOanni, iom ar
bei6eSe for Dem itorc 5Drite, boiS
Sober Itrptfer fig ira Sruscati I'll
Set furburm$ SuieuIums Ssibcr, fllns
Sc baoe oaIgt boemiombelit al De
Imltffe, beIbasenbe @i0er / Gqncn
Ill SuItru. EatroS Sierte bantcoe
Of 8Ip6e % StoItbc6, Oa @ioOonni
'ogbc henoe, at bun bar ben cncItc,
han iunot Oprhig bertiI, og at bun
hoooe punort hans &irrIiqhe0.
Men hans @nIg fnnot icIoisl9cIig
iffr 9iGigeIie hos @iooanni5 YhoOer.
Nlt hen6e3 Ssn filI0c qftr fig mcb Ell
Eicneimpigr 1tben SIUgt oq ubcn
Icnqe bar utrnfcIiqt. 9rt 'hlIor al
brig re, fortuItr bun ham. Soa
'crbte hun ham bort Ill bans Eontc
/ 5rllscoti, me6rns h,n troi Toror,
TtoItrinGer Ill at foa Eatru Irnot
bort iIoeirfor hurS RrffcpibOc.
Oct prgre0e Roua 2iin, at bun
FitIbe file fiq az mrh Totru, FOR blut
oQr ben bchitr 3icneitepiNe, bun no
qeritnoe Huo6e bnot, ioo oiujg %
foo fIinf. % foo hmO % itcrf, at
man oIbrig mcrte0e uoQru SrTthrO
hos bcnbr.
4utrn nor iao bIeren iCn0t meN ct
@reo I'll TroGtmou0cn tili1cmeO en-
allro nnIngtc 9Gq, ioln ban itllIOr
hriuQe til Den heIyiac Yioocr / &Ioitc'
RET Sauft &llrcn. Den unQc Ei9r
rioIte qnSt, hrao Der III OiINc i0IQc.
Ter piIOc bIiOc ienbt no9cn cfter ben
Be for Of hente bcn0e tiIbnqe I'll 8lo-
itcrct. Sum piI6e bIipe iuocipurrct
Ser, in6tiI Der bIco nrnbct Ell Glo08
I'll beroe inn Iongt bortc, at @jO-
oonni life oiI0e fllnle oqipore ben
Be.
"Rooonna forbDOe Set, u0breo
@otro, oo benoe8 9iue bpiIcbe pao
SIoItcretS bruno Gag.
Sun bar life belt uoen Gro poo,
at oen hcniQc &omfrt piIbc hirIpc
hcnoc. Eoa fin @ei qiemten &occa
81 Bopo oor hun ituIroict pco 9isb'
monhcn& @utif for at fisbe ct al Sc
Iter1tc Gus, ban hop0c. Sum bou0c
Qjoct 0ct til ErIltcn, 'om boObe tTnot
Set "a Itjuct ser poo Sen hcuiQc Som
fruS NItcr. Sua flUIcOe Eotro ITn-
oc ! BON, j0ct bun beuiolOt Niobon.
M ONT at hiUIpc hcuoc az iOrbluorc
M'ouo @,ia / at icu0c hcu0c bort.
"S,r fou 1inrr 0I'" t0Wftr M.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-04-15

epmaHines .Suspeuuen- er mootaaen I
aob Crben, o. esR e. alt u tan sHNs en-
euranire at barre. Ten Ger 1oef 2Irbeibs
90 eoar let.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-04-15


IpccificcreS."
Ga &ctita tilipiebe ~iutilenoe:
"0e fommer til at angre oct, Senor,"
Men "a min Iert nterfeoe, at leg
bar ubcpraeIiQ, toa ban frem Ell on
oer Hegntug, bporpaa bper 'prltilt
llogiitSpoit bar orfsrt. Ser itcS
cpiert %riicr paa Tao oip. % tillliti
forote$ ielacnbe Eoiter:
Garimler 6 Ieietas.
Sultminoer 80 Geietas.
Wanboliueu IA TcietaS.
Springpanoet 8 Eeietas.
0teb uforitiIt Sorbauielie betrag'
tet ie9 inart Teenineen, mart Yer
ten % @ertinoen.
Gepita par bcn isrite, Tom brsS
SallSheSen.
"Sa, Ssnor, Sl,Itaninoen oct bal
mig"
ga Gebru tilfeiet: Set bar mig
iom ipilte paa MSanSpIinct. 9Gn'
Siugre er enhuu eanife srnne.
Seq piSIte ct SiebIif life bpab iet
fuloc sisrc. Ien beres sube. Su
mgr iurittet mig, % ieg betaIte &es
ningeu.
Seq beitea min Seit % REQ afitco
gIaS cper ut mn, Bert tfte osiat
bapSc osiert Maaneifinret paa 8es
ningeu.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-02-25
MAY MAKE MOVING
PICTURE IN CITY.
An Agent Investigating the
Many AdvantagesHere
For Such Concern.

Albert Doris, representing the Vita
graph company, one Of the largest NOV
ing picture manufacturing firms in the
world. is in FL PasO today looking over
the situation with a view to making a
report to his company on the facilities
hereabOuts for making moving picture
films. Should his report be sufficient
y attractive to the mana cement. a
company would be brought here for
permanent location and a studio would
Ne established It would mean the bring
ing OF from 30 to so peOpe here as
permanent residents, all at good sal
aries, besides the buying of many sup
plies in the market and the giving of
employment to from 50 TO 100 people 10
cally for the big productions, the num-
Der of local people to be used, depend
ing largely upon the character of the
piece to be produced The company
would also buy supplies and material
Tor costumes here and would be con-
tinuOusly hiring automobiles, livery
rigs, horses and such things from the
business men Of FL PasO. Besides the
value or getting FL PaSO scenes into the
films, the location of the company here
would mean big steady income for
the city from various sources, all di-
rectly traceaole to the operations of
the company.
VIII r. Winch. manager of the Wig
wan, one Of the patrons of the Vita
graph company, has interested himself
in attempting to get the company to
locate here and is showing Mr.. Doris
around Fl PaSO and through the valley
to cOnVice him that FL Paso can fur
nish scenery for any sort of setting de-
sired, except ocean. Colonial homes
bungalows, New England homes. Eng
lish homes, well paved business and
residential streets, beautiful parks
groves and forests of underbrush along
the river, the river itself. the smelter
bridges, viaducts. tunnels, a military
tort good country roads, country homes
of various types, Mexican homes, both
city and rural, farm and irrigation
scenes, canyons. modern and ancient
churches, indians, mountains, caves
desert, plain, cacti, irrigation bitches
orchards, vineyards. a mine, a sawmill,
a race course, automobiles of every de-
scriptiOn. handsome interiors in clubs
hotels and residences, in fact practical
" any scene that the movies would re-
quire is easily had in FL Paso or with
in five miles OF the town. Then there
IS Juarez Just across the river, where
mexican pictures can be made and the
river in flood time would itself afford
a good setting for pictures of certain
kinds.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-02-25
Railroad News
Of the Southwest

John Thompson, engine herder for the
n & P, has reported for duty, after
short layOff
Frank Hubert, operator and agent
Tor the E. p. & S W at Coyote, n. N
who has been in Hotel Dieu for several
weeks, is improving.
Louie HOygard, conductor for the C.
II at Sanderson, has reported for duty
after a 80 days layoff.
Harry Newton, engineer on the G. H.
az Sanderson, has reported for duty,
after being off several weeks.
Billy Bahlman, engineer for the G.
IL at sanderson for several years. has
FL PasO.
S. E. Bushong. the S. P. brakeman
who was injured several days ago. ex-
peas 70 be able TO leave the hospital
in a few days
Fred Bessey. brakeman for the G. II.
at SandersOn, has reported for duty,
after spending several weeks IN Hotel
Dleu with a broken shoulder.
The family Of John Harrison. en-
glneer on the east end OF the South
western, have moved from Tucumcari to
COS Second street in FL PasO.
Switchman Handy, of the G. H, who
had MS knee injured Sunday, is able to
be up. Mr.. Handy is stopping at the
corner OF Virginia and Missouri.
Bob Renfrew, switchman for the E
r. q ). ". IN FL PaSO, who has been in
Hotel Dieu with typhoid fever for sew
eral weeks, expects TO report for duty
soon
Conductor LavelIe. on the Mexico
North Western, arrived in Ell
PasO Monday with a train of lumber
from MADEIRA by way of Chihuahua
and the Mexican Central
B. ]. Hicks, the E. P. * S. W brake
man who has been in Hotel Dieu for
several weeks injured, is improving and
expects 70 leave for his home in Kan
sas City in a few days
J. F. Qualtrough, engine foreman for
the G. H, who was injured Sunday, was
painfully hurt but the injury is not
considered serious Mr.. Qualtrough
lives at 615 North Noble.
VIM P. Briggs, a former Ell Paso
boy, for two years cashier for the
Southern Pacific Of Mexico at Cananea,
has been appointed agent for the same
company at NavOjoas Son, Mex.
A Webb, switchman for the G. H in
FL Paso, who has been in Hotel Dieu
for several weeks suffering with rheu-
matism, is able TO be out on the streets
and viii report for duty in a short
time.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-02-25
FACE COVERED
WITH PIMPLES
Suffered Three Years. Used ResimOI.
Now Not a PimPIe to Be Seen.

Suffered Three Years. Used ResiHOI.
Now Not a PimpIe to Be Seen
Philadelphia, Pa, Oct. q, 1912. Il
had been troubled for the past three
years with pimples which completely
covered my face and neck The PIN
pies would come out, tester up and
cause me to pick at them, feeling very
uncomfortable. I tried most all kinds
Of facial creams, but with no effect
tried a sample of ResinoI Soap and
Ointment and noticed instant relief 7
bought ResinoI Soap and Resinol Oin5-
ment, and began the treatment After
using two jars of ResinoI Ointment
and ResinoI Soap, there was not a
pimple to be seen, and now my face is
as smooth as If there was never a
pimple on it" CSigned) Albert Green
burg, 4167 Frankfort Ave
For eighteen years ResinOl has been
a favorite doctors prescription and
household remedy for itching troubles,
skin eruptions, dandruff, chapped faces
and hands. sores, piles, etc Stops itch
ING instantly. Sold by All druggists,
ResinOl Soap. 25c-; Ointment, SOC. and
$L0O, but you can try them without
cost-just write for samples to Dept.
IT. ResinOl Chemical Co., Baltimore,
Nd--Advertisement
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-02-25
TWO FRESHMEN ARE
LEFT IN DEEP PIT
College Hazers Put Them There and
Friends Finally Go to Their Rescue
After Midnight.

State College, n. NJ, Feb. 25.-Hazipg
has not altogether disappeared from
student life at the college Two fresh
men were lowered into a 80 foot pit
and left about midnight with no means
of escape About two hours later
friends heard them calling for help and
rescued them They had built a fire
to keep wram, and left the Goals, which
soon started fire in the uimbers lin
ing the pit. and resulted in several
dollars damage.
The first outing party Of the season
was held by moonlight on the mesa
near college by a group Of dormitOry
students, accompanied by some Of the
instructors Huccas were lighted and
indian dances were given somewhat
after the fashion Of the local tribe OF
Pueblos. Supper was cooked over the
campfire.
Boy Scouts Of the St. James Episoo-
pal Sunday school have made several
hikes to the river and the foothills and
are very enthusiastic over the pros.
poets Of a camping trip to the Organ
mountains Several Of the members
have new uniforms
on March the Agricultural club viii
issue the Roundup and devote the en-
tire space to practical material con-
corning the science Of farming
Prof Garcia has returned from Al
amogordO, where he was called to prun
the city trees He viii join the demon
straion train now going through the
PecOs valley.
MISS AQa hOaSLanQ was the guest OF
Miss Edna Anderson Other guests en-
tertained were Mrs. J. A Anderson, r
NJ Wilcox, Mr.. and Mrs. s. r Mitchell.
The students Of the comparative lit
erature class have received their order
Of Perry pictures and viii study these
along with other famous pictures out
lined by the course. Lives Of eminent
German musicians are now being
studied.
A crowd Of young folks from the
dOrm1tOr1eS took supper on the mesa
near the college.
The preparatory photography class
took an instructive outing in the Organ
mountains, near Pima Blanca
A called meeting OF local alumni was
held at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. ". A
Sutherland to consider plans for the
old student reunion, to be held at the
college at commencement in May.
Ihere VIII BE- a combined business
meeting and entertainment of the
Roundup staff next Thursday night at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs S. r. Mitchell
The Latin colony of the college will
give its annual Pinata party at the
gymnasium Saturday night March g.
VIM Atterbury has left college to
practice veterinary surgery at Las
Cruces.
John Bergin was taken to a hospital
IN Fl Paso on account Of a threatened
attack Of pneumonia.
Mrs. F. W. Christensen entertained
a lew college women at her home near
the boys dormitOry The following
were present: Mesdames Hare DOolit-
tie, Selby and Sage; Misses Morton,
Thompson and Miller
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