davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-03-20
SOCIAL DOINCs IN THE SOUTHWEST
BIG SPRINGS. TEXAS.


Big Springs. Tex, March 2O.-R v
Huey has arrived from Baird to take
a position in the It. q p. shops.
A. c. Woods. fireman on the T. &
P, has gone to California on a two
months visit
NJ L Palmer has bowed to the city
from Tyler.
f. s Anthony superintendent OF
motive power and rolling stock OF
the T. & p, is here from his nome
in Marshall
a well attended meeting was held at
the High school building for the pur-
pose of organizing Parent-Teacn-
ers' association.
Mrs W. ". West entertained the
Bridge club.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Spears have
moved to Missouri
At the ". O.. W. convention in Dali
las. the Uniform rank Of Big Springs
was awarded third prize in the com
petitive drill 3. Reagan of the local
lodge. was elected National cOnven-
tion delegate Of the 2Sth senatorial
district.
"SHck" Miller left for Denison to
Join the ball team Of that city.
Miss Clara Ross is in Abilene Wis
c. l. WarOnck has returned from
MIS-. Frank wynn has returned.
from a visit with Abilene frieEds-
Mrs J. A Rix has gone to Whites
bOro, Texas on an extended visit
with relatives.
Bert Daniel. a former citizen Of Big
Springs has arrived here to again
make this place his home He has the
position Of private secretary for A g.
Wilmington superintendent Of the
Rio Grande division Of the 7. & p
railway here.
" a. Tunstiu and F. S Grisham
were in Colorado on business
Rev sam Small, the famous evangel-
list. lectured at the n E church
l. 4 Stephenson, a former Big
Springs citizen. is in the city from his
nome at Yoakum, Texas
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hardin nave
gone to Ft Worth TO reside
Mr. and Mrs James Cauble nave
moved here from Hagerman. \. NJ, 10
live,
The band boys are planning to erect
a bandstand. They have ordered their
new uniforms
Rev. and Mrs. r. J. CantreH have
left for their new home In Pecos-
F. r. Abney is in from MS Borden
Mrs. H. Covert has been called TO
Williamsburg. Kas-, on account OF her
mother being badly injured.
Mr. and Mrs ID. 7. Pate have re-
turned from visit at Robert Lee
Hugh Wiibank and family have
moved to Big Springs from Midland
Mr.. Wilbank becomes manager OF tAe
Hardin Lumber company here
]. j. Melton is here from his Bor-
den county ranch visiting his family
Mrs I n Burleson and daughter,
Miss Ethel and Ms BurleSOns
mother Mrs Hamilton have returned
to their home here after spending
three months in Galveston, Houston
and other points in south Texas
A mass meeting Of citizens was held
to take steps looking to the enforce
ment Of the curfeW- law
-, The death Of L H -Hillger occurred
at his home in Glasscock county He
was q pioneer citizen Of this section
! The remains were buried at this place
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-03-20
Get Rid of
Piles at Home

Try This Home Treatment 49, Also
Iutely Free.
No matter how long you've been SUI
fering or how bad you think your case
IS, send at once for a free trial Of the
wonderful Pyramid Pile Remedy
Thousands afflicted as badly OF worse
shan you trace their quick recovery to
The day they began using this mar
reIOusly successful remedy.
Pyramid Pile Remedy gives instant,
blessed relief. Pain disappears, in
Hammation and swelling subside, and
you are able to work again as com
fortabIy as though you had never been
afflicted at all 1t may save the ex-
pense- and danger Of a surgical opera
ton
Just send in the coupon below with
your name and address on slip Of
DaDer. to the Pyramid Drug Co, 420
PYRAMID Bldg. Marshall Mich, and a
sample win be sent you FREE it
viii show you conclusiVely what
pyramid Pile Remedy viii do Then
you can get the regular package for
so cents at any drug store. Don't SUI
fer another needless minute Write
now
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-03-20
ELEPHANT BUTTE. y. NJ.


Elephant Butte. n n. March 20
Mrs Fred Hewitt and son, Verne, have
returned from Lakeside Mimi. They
report that Mr.. Black, Mrs HeWite's
son-in-law who was formerly in the
government service mere as bOOkkeep-
er. is improving in health. although
still confined TO his bed by order Of
his physicians
White Head. who has been under the
care of an Ocullst in FL PaSO for about
ten weeks, has returned to camp.
j. J. Lawson. project engineer. was
in camp on official business a part of
two days
DR.. Atterburry. veterinarian. from
Las Cruces, visited the dam
Ed Peters, Of san Marcos. Tex. has
position Of clerk in the mercantile
store
Rev. W. c. Buell. has returned from
Las Cruces much improved in health.
Arthur HOlIi q young business sman
from At Clemens, Mich. visited at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Justus W. Uhl-
rich for a few days
combined rowing and sail boat has
been constructed by Messrs. Karcher
and Underwood and is proving a
source Of pleasure 10 the builders an1
their friends ~ the waters of the river
above the upper Golfer dam.
Ben SandervaI. who has been clerk
ing at the Mercantile store. died at tho
hospital 1t Is believed his death was
caused by eating canned meats that
had remained in the can after being
opened.
The cooling plant connected with the
power house is being Overhauled. At
a result IL VIII have double the cool
ing capacity.
Ed Knapp. foreman of the machine
shops, has received a message stating
that in a railroad accident near Doug
las his brother John w. Enapp, was
seriously injured. Mr.. Knapp left ct
once lot douglas and arrived in time
to see his brother before he died
The dance given under the auspices
of the ROYAL Elephant at the recep-
ton hail in quarters No. ] was at
tended uy about 20 couples The com
mittee on arrangements consisted af
Messrs- Graham and MOrten Mrs
Kinds and Miss Mcbride. Lunch was
served at the mess hall The favors
bestowed were in harmony in color
with ST. Patrick's coIOrs
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-03-20
WILCOX, ARIZ-


Wilcox, Ariz, March 2O.-Mr. and
Mrs j. j. Kennedy have returned
from a trip TO FL Paso. and left for
their ranch in Araviapa-
Mr. and AIRS. J. T. Johnson, and w
T. Johnson have returned to their
home at Eureka Springs.
Airs. C. N. Roberts has returned from
Phoenix
Miss Eureka Misenheimer has re-
turned from Kansas, where she spent
the winter, visiting her sister.
Judge w A. Hawkins of Phoenix.
stopped here on his return from
Texas.
VIM Riggs has returned from a trIn
to Bisbee, Douglas and other Cochise
county points.
8Ir. and Mrs. c. A. P. Brown and lit
tie son, OF Pearce, were here for a
few days.
Y. T. Womack, the hotel man Of
Cochise, was in town.
7. B. Cook is having cement side
walks laid in front of his three build
ings on Main street
Mrs. W. r. 1IcComb has returned
from Vail where she visited her niece
Mrs a. c. Duffy.
Miss alto keneaster has returned
from Texas where she spent the win
ter
3. F. Halderman. of RusselvilIe. was
in town on a business visit.
w A. FieEe. of DraEoon was az
town. 1Tr FieEe had his hand badly
burned from the explosion of a car
bide lamp
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-03-20
HeA~~~@ A@%% 80 %
= ALA4IOGORDO. n. NJ. -
o10A4@~ @~~~ ~ -

AIamogordo. n NJ, March 2O.-AIiss
Beulah HYDE and Henry Harris, of Tu-
I larosa- were married in this city by
judge Stalcup. Both bride ana groom
belong TO wei known Tularosa 1amllles-
A demonstration of and lecture on the
( use and future of radium, liquid air and
wireless -teleEraphy was given by Prof.
Patty at the Christian church under the
auspices of the AlamOgOrdO high school
The Aid society Of the Presbyterian
church viii give a chicken and waffle
supper March %
There will be an entertainment given
under the auspices of the cemetery
committee of the civic league the even
ing of March %. for the purpose Of rails
ing money TO carry on the work In the
cemetery.
william Dubro was in town from
Three Rivers
Howard Beacham has returned to
CiOudcroft.
James Regain, of TuIarosa, was in the
city on business
C. A Breckheimer was in the city
from ClOudcrofL
Howard Beacham made a trip to FL
Paso.
F. @. ROLAND visited CarTizozo a few
days.
Mrs. c. E. Wheeler. Of TucumcarI, is
here visiting friends.
sam Blocker and f. A Holt were
u
j. f. Cadwaller, Of Mountain Park
was here on business.
Mrs. Geo. c. Barber, Of Lincoln, was
here visiting Mr.. and Mrs. capt ROD
G. Jones. of FL Paso, is here visiting
MI and Mrs. Howard Beacham-
Miss May Sanders spent Saturday and
Sunday at her nome IN IuIaroSa
w. J.. Carmack has returned from an
extended visit to Fort Worth and
Mrs. j r. Terrell, of east Texas, has
arrived and is patieat at the Alamo
Edwin Meeham and family have left
for an extended visit to their FORMER
home ia Ft. smith. Ark
F. T. Chapman and sister, OF Denver,
are al the Southwestern They expect
to remain here some time
w A. wyatt and family, who have
/ spent the winter here. have returned 10
their home in Plains, Kansas
a dance was given at Beaver hail in
honor Of St Patrick.
w. ". Clark and daughter. who nave
been stopping at the SouthNe stern Tor
the past month. have left for their home
The monthly social of the Woman's
Home Mission society Of the south
Methodist church VIII be held at the
residence Of Mrs J. u. Rlddle. friday
March q. from 2-30 to p. m
Mrs Haszins and little granddaugh-
ter, who have been spending the winter
/ in EI PasO. stopped over for a few
davis visit with Mr.. and Mrs. C. F.
Mitchell before returning to their home
7 in Rockford III.
A Dlav. "Why Not Jim o. was given
/ BY the senior class OF the Alamogordo
! high school in the high school audi o.
I torium to a packed house The High
/ School GIee club. under the direction Of
] Miss Maud Hancock. furnished music
/ before the play and special music was
/ given between acts.
| Rev VIM Coofsey, pastor Of the
4 First Baptist church of this city. took
/ a home mission offering al his church
/ Sunday morning at the II o'clock hour.
q About 500 was raised
w. ". Mann. grocery merchant, has
! just completed an addition to mis- ware
I house
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-03-20

HypnOdsm strengthens your mem
DRY and develops your viii 1t over
comes pasntulnesS. reViVes hope, StimI-
lates ambition and determination to-suc-
coed It gives you that self-cOnfidence
which enables you to convince people
of your real worth. 1t gives you the
Key TO the inner secrets Of mind con-
troll 1t enables you to control the
thoughts and actions OF others When
YOU understand this grand and mystsr-
lous science, YOU can plant suggestions
IN human minds which viii be carried
out in q day or even q year hence. You
can cure bad habits and diseases IL
yourself and others. You can cure your
self of insomnia, nervousness and bust
ness or domestic worry on can In
unanimously hypnotic people with
mere glance of the eve without tneir
hnoWledge and powerfully influence
them to 90 as you desire You can de-
etll or dramatic talent YOU may have
You can increase your telepathic or
clalrvoyanr powers You can give
thrilling and funny hypnotic entertain
lnents- on can win the love and ever
-asung friendship of those you desire.
You can protect yourself against che
influence of others. You can become
financial success and be recognized as
q power 1u Your community
This book OF Flints win ten YOU how
90 learn the secret OF attaining these
things. Flint is the most successful
and best SnoWn hypuots- in the word.
He has appeared before thousands or
audiences. PIE viii carry out every
promise iat- ftJiiy- III YOU want q couy
W thls -ree book send your name and
address .cn 8 POSTAL card-lo money
rr iiarnert rIirt etle0t. e49 Clere-
ia.-. '.-e- "-" r1- wiz receive ire
book b.. l---rl mail pos tpaid.-AdV.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-03-20
~ - @AoN ~@@@@7


CarrizOZO. y. n, March 2O--Cieorge
Castle, of OscurO, IS here serving on
the grand jury.
Assessor Henry NJ. Corn is tenn
pOrarily. located in the Kelly & sons
furniture store. where he has started
the assessment work Of this county
Tor 1913. He is being assisted by o. T.
Nye, of Lincoln.
County treasurer Watson. Of Lincoln,
is maintaining an office here In the
Carriz0Z0 Trading company store dur
Ing court in order to pay witness fees
and collect taxes
Among the attorneys here this week
were Edward r Wright. former judge
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-03-20
HAYDEN, ARIZ.
100000 - @@S@%%

HAYDEN. Ariz.. March 2G.-The mar
rage of Harry Johnson and Miss Mary
Halscy came as complete surprise 10
the friends of the two IN " lnkelLnan
Tucson. The two left by auto for Tue
son, and not until long after their De
parture were their friends aware OF
their intention Mr. Johnson naQ d
home fitted up for himself and wife IN
Xfnkelman. where they VIII be at
home to their friends on April J. nj
Johnson has resided in Winkelman Tor
the past three years, being chief DOCK
keeper for the HennesS. Giffln & Leon
ard Mercantile establishment, and prior
to that time was connected with the
Ray Consolidated Copper company IN
the general offices at KELVIN me
bride is a daughter of Dr. Halsey, OF
Winkelman. which town she has made
her home for a number of years and IS
one of the leaders of the younger set
Justice Of the peace NJ NJ Rice. Of
Hayden. has been notified by New
York attorneys TO the effect that ne
p has been left an estate in Ireland COM
prised Of a large farm It was left him
by his mother. He will, however, con-
tinue to reside in Hayden until the eX-
riratiOn Of his appointment TO the local
Arthur knight. chief fireman at the
Ray Consolidated Copper company s
power plant, while at work was very
seriously burned around the face and
taken to the Kelvin hospital for treat
ment.
DR.. I z. Browne. chief surgeon for
the Ray Consolidated and A s. & r.
companies, is spending a few days in
Hayden on business
Dr. Norman, in charge Of the Hayden
hospital, left for a few days stay in
Phoenix. visiting with his family.
Mrs. d. S. Smith has been spending
a few days in Hayden with friends
from her home in Ray.
Gus Herschfield. manager OF the
Standard Mercantile company left for
Phoenix for a short stay.
Perry Musgrave has been appointed
by the ella county board of supervis-
ors to the position as deputy sheriff
of Winkelman. which position was
left vacant by the resignation Of Wal
ter Gibson on March 1. Mr.. Gibson has
entered the cattle business with Mr..
Finch, who has a large ranch on the
upper san Pedro river
DR.. A. 3. Rood has left for a short
stay with friends in Phoenix.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-03-20
CUTTER, n. NJ.


Cutter, X. n, March 2O.-The school
children Of this place gave a childrea,s
party in honor Of Master Neil Grahana's
18th birthday anniversary.
Mrs FrOniberger and children have
returned to FL PasO, after three
weeks visit with relatives here
LOunie GrOgan has returned from the
St. Lawrence mines in the San Andras
mountains, where his cousin. Bill Miller,
resides.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Kahler have re-
turned from Orange. n. IL where they
have been visiting friends.
Dink West IS here, after spending a
month at the Detroit ranch, near Rim
con
her home in AlamOgOrdO, n IL
Miss Kate Shulis visited the Alemau
ranch
John Richardson, ST., has returned
from Miami, Ariz., where he has been
Bill Bsrbee reports that his son.
George, is about over the whooping
cough.
Miss Helen Gwartney. Of the Aleman
ranch, is visiting Miss Ula Lyons this
week
plant Butte, n. NJ. were Up visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. YOast
The railroad construction gang is
here now laying the heavy rails
w G. Linger has gone 10 Las Cruces.
after spending few days at his Ale
man ranch
". H Weston has returned from FL
PasO, much improved in health.
Mrs. George Skulls IS i'll with grip.
Roy Renicz has returned from the
Detroit ranch, where he has been visit
lng mis- father.
Chris Schale is unable to get cars to
ship the remnant of the kau2Qlum
property, which is stored here.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-03-20

BISBEE, ARIZ.


Bisbee, Ariz.. March 2O-At the home
OF Rev. j. ". EppeTly, j. L Hilton and
Minnie Davis. both of this city, were
married The couple viii make their
home in Bisbee.
Mrs. Joe Henderson, Of Upper Lowell
has left for Tombstone, where her
father George Harvin, is reported i'll
James Bropny IS spending several
days on his ranch in the sulphur
Springs valley
Mrs. J. f. Butler. of Upper Lowell,
is visiting friends in Tombstone for a
Frank Nicholas, a former resident Of
this city, but who has resided in san
Diego for the past year, has returned
10 this city and viii make his home
here.
Alexander Leggett. Of Butte, Mont,
is visiting friends in the city
Miss Ruth Crockett was given a sur
prise party by her sister. Miss Ger
tTude, and q number OF friends The
party was held at the Copper Queen
hotel where an elaborate supper was
served, followed by a bridge party In
the parlOrs Of the hotel Among those
present were Miss Winifred COOmbs,
Miss Mae Chamberlin. Mr.. and Mrs.
J. a. Seely, Mr. and Mrs w X Flora,
Henry POppens j. NJ o Cornell, II. r.
Weile and Dr. L c. Gonzales.
John c. GreenWay has returned 70
Warren after spending several days in
Tucson
Mrs. J. z. Byrnes, of the Sulphur
Springs valley. is visiting in Lowell
County surveyor AIcNeash and James
Hanley, Of Lowell, have gone to
Gleason.
James Hanlan is spending several
days in Douglas.
The following officers Of the Y. W
c. A, to serve for the ensuing year.
have been elected: Mrs z. NJ Durley
president, Mrs Q. A. Bailey vicepresi-
dent; Mrs. c. W Allen, secretary, and
airs. ~ E. High, treasurer.
Mrs c. E Crysler gave a birthday
anniversary party in honor Of her 10
year old son, Jack. Ten of his play
mates were invited and games and
refreshments were enjoyed Those
Crysler, Raymond Payne. Kenneth KeI-
lum, Daniel Krouch, Philip Reardon.
While Engel Jack Phillips. Willie
Phillips and Franklin MathewsOn.
Air. and Mrs. J. c. Frank have left
for a visit on the coast.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-03-20
= CLIFTON, ARIZ. .
- 80 AoAAAANAAAAS

Clifton. Ariz, March 2O.-E. E. Wall
and family have returned TO Clifton
from York, where they have been Tis-
Iting for the past several days
c. E. Tyler and K NJ Shade were
spending a few days in York on bus
mess.
Frank Hodges has been spending
several days in Clifton, from MS
ranch on the Blue.
J. f. Miller OF MOrenci. expects to
leave soon with his family for Rus
sin. where they will reside in the fu-
ture.
Dell NJ Potter. the Arizona good
roads booster. has been IN WasnlnS-
ton, D. c.. attending the federal aid
convention
George montgomery who has been
spending some time in the hills sew
ersl miles above Clifton, has returned
10 town to remain for some time
Dud Eldridge who has been spending
several days in Clifton from his ranch
reports everything IN that section as
pointing to a very promising season
b. r. Lanneau cashier of the Bank
of Duncan. and formerly a resident
of Clifton, was spending several days
with friends in town
Pedro Michelena, the Graham coIn-
ty court Interpreter, has been spend
ing the week in Clifton visiting rela-
County surveyor H. o. Tunis is busy
near York with force of men who
are surveying a road on the east side
Of the river
Cid Thompson, for several years
resident Of Morenci has moved his
family to clifton. where they will Sc
side in the future.
Mrs c. E. Tylerand and son. Cliff
ford. who have been spending the past
several months with Mrs Tyler's par
ents. are expected in Clifton soon.
where they viii make their future
home.
Frank Davis is spending the week IN
Clifton from his ranch on the Rat
tlesnake.
J. r. Fowler. a business man CT
Duncan. was a Clifton visitor
w. T. Bowman and son are new ar
rivals in Clifton. coming here rom
their home in Big Springs. Texas Mr.
Bowman is engaged on the construc-
ton Of the new depot.
/. F. Vaughn. proprietor Of the Dun
can Arizonian and now engaged IN the
practice Of law in Phoenix, was spend
Ing a few days in Clifton. Mr.
Vaughn has been in Duncan for Jne
past two weeks looking after ms
newspaper and expects to return TO
his home in Phoenix shortly.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-03-20
= MARIA, TEXAS.
SA~ A4~A@ASA& A&&&<

Maria. Tex. March 20-Judge and
Mrs W. w. BOEel have gone to FL Paso-
T. w Snyder. A F. Mitchell, Mr. ana
Mrs. Ben Pruett. Mr. and Mrs L c.
Brfte Mr. and Mrs Riley Smith and
several others are attending the cat
tlemen's convention in FL PasO-
Mrs. Y. Hogan is visiting in Sierra
Blanca this week
Rev. father Duffy has left for his
home in san Antonio
J. w Mcdonald is seriously III with
pneumonia He is attended BY MS
mother and a trained nurse
7. @. CrOssOn was taken very sud
denly and seriously Ill but IS slightly
Mrs. Chas Bailey IS visiting in FL
one Of the most charming events Of
courses, given by Mrs A +. Mitchell to
several friends The color scheme,
place cards and decorations were IN
keeping with ST. Patriek's day deeora-
tiOns. Beautiful white carnations and
ferns graced the table. The guests
were. Mr.. and Mrs. T. w. Snyder, Mr..
and Mrs. Ben Pruitt, Mr.. and Mrs. T.
and Mrs John Livingston. Mr. and Mrs
G. c. Robinson, Miss Mabry and c. l.
Bounds and the host and hostess
J. P Shields was quite i'll for several
days. but is able to be out again. Mr.
and Mrs. Shields contemplate a trip to
Mineral Wells and other points soon
Mrs T. G. Mitchell entertained the
'Forty-twO" club in a delightful man
ner.
Mr. and Mrs. C. W Mabry have re-
turned to their home in Missouri Miss
r. Marry remains here, visiting her
sister, Mrs John Livingston
ar and Mrs. Theodore Corder. OF Sa-
bsnal. are visiting relatives in Maria
Mrs. James Pool. Mrs Annie Pool and
daughter Miss Amy, are visiting in Fl
PasO this week.
Bill Jones. from Fort Davis is visit
ing in Maria.
Charlie Jones is in town for a few
davs-
Jesse Merrill is visiting in Maria this
week
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-03-20

Tularosa, n. ", March 2O.-The
members of the W o. w gave a bas-
ket supper at the WOOdmen's hall A
musical program was rendered py
Afiss Julia Frierson and Mark Har-
EeuS Those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. Hairless and son, Leonard. Mr..
and Mrs. J. J. Dale. Nj and Mrs. Hen
~ Harris. AIr. and Mrs. Simmons. Mr..
and Mrs. KrOnenberg. Mr.. and Mrs.
3TcNait DR.. and Mrs. Howell. Mr. and
AIRS. Dan Harris Mrs J. j. Sanders,
Mrs. Ida Roberts. Misses Julia and
EtOile Frierson. Rachel Livingston.
Emma Hilburn, Dora and Nellie Har-
ris and Ralph Hama. Ed smith. Mark
son. John Hellburn. Bonnie and Ed
Sanders. Arthur Chalk. Fritz Kronen-
berg and Jim Anderson
The card club was entertained by
9Irs. W. T. Woods Those present
were Mrs. Ida Roberts. Mrs. G. ~.
Frierson.
Jim Giuiad. who has been here sew
cral DAYS has left for his home IN
the san Andreas-
Airs ID. Simms and son. Denton. have
gone to Las Cruces to visit Mrs
Simms's sister, Miss Harper. who IS
MI and Mrs. Avis Imam have
moved from their ranch west Of town
and are now occupying T. NJ Shields
The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs
George Hyde is very i'll with a severe
cold.
The dauchter of Ar and Mrs J. o.
Cazares is on the sick list.
Mrs Kate Livingston has left for
I'd Peso.
AIRS. ]. Snider is here from CLAYTON.
". A. to visit her son. John Snider
and family.
'-u. 1resswan has gone TO T,I PasO-
1Irs Joe Martin and children and
--fes -T1ud tbnot- were Un from the
Abbott
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-03-20
THIS BOOK
Is FREE
The Mysteries of HypnotiSm
and Personal Magnetism
Revealed

Herbert L. Flint, one OF the best
known hypnotists in the world, has just
published a remarkable book on hyp-
nOtism, personal magnetism and mag
netic healing. 1t is by Tar the most
wonderful and comprehensive treatise
of the kind ever printed Mr. Flint has
decided TO give, for limited time a
free copy to every person sincerely in
terested in these wonderful sciences
This book is based upon years of prae-
teal experience by a man who has
hypnotized more people than any other
one person.
You can now learn the secrets OF
hyPnotism and personal magnetism at
your own home free