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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-29
STIFF SENTENCE FOR
ARSON TRUST MEMBER
[By Leased Wire to Evening Herald ]

South Bend. Ind April sa Ben
Kahn, convicted OF burning his store
here. today was sentenced to from
TWO To et years ip the Indiana state
prison. Kahn WAS admitted 10 bail
pending an appeal 10 the supreme
court In bonds of Si0.Ooo.
Evidence was introduced az kahn's
trial tending 90 show the workings of
an alleged arson trust in many cCn-
iral western states. n also resulted In
the confession of Ben Fink that he
was the torch" for the trust" Near
IS iO0 arrests have been made la the
Investigation.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-29

sALAzAR LOSES HALF
HIS FORCE IN MUTrNT


Try fnased Wire 10 Evonlng nrFa1a
~ Paso, Texas April ze.-.unlske
Captain Kldd's buccaneers Franelac0
villa's insurgents refuse 70 bury sheln
booty. Win them over steep Inoun~
tain trails they are carrying neasiy
tfoO.op0 worth ~ silver and gel1
huliion. weighinE nearly q ton. Thla
was reported by American fAnchmen
arriving here today from the hfadoft
district whore Villa - opoatlnn. The
treasure was captured several days
aRo from Me1lCo- Mort nwfHlafft
railroad train bound for ChlhuAbuo
CA, from the Guerrero mlninH dlae
trlpJ
Tho metal Is packed IN o wagon
drawn by team Of mules. Rt9fdo
the wagOn ride ton guards plckaa
from VillaB 400 odd followers. kl ia
considered a daring venture 10 coEno
within rife range of the lroo1tfe
wagon The actual value % the
metal is estimated az tSO,p0o penoe.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-29
AsssHuArIoN MEErs

Grand Jnuction colo, April -. n
President James 4. Hamilton. ~ the
Colorado Utah Nevada california link
of the Midland Trail association, to-
day issued call Tor a meeting q
representatives Of the states named,
10 be held mere MhV 90. II n plan
ned To bring TOO or more automobiles
from Denver and SAT- Lake CITY load
ed with good roads enthusiasts The
meeting. which win last three days
win be addressed hy leading aavo-
Gates OF the Midland trail AZ the
route for tho PROPOSED ocean tosocean
highway.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-29
CHICAGO CUBS TRAVEL
WITHOUT TOOLS OF TRADE
tRy Leased Wire to Evening Herald

chicago. April 90 when the Gins
cinnat National league team arrived
here today. 10 was discovered that tho
trunks containing huts. gloves ana
uniforms we're missing
This was not "a complimentary eA'
hNhiuon meant Go uHsuaEe the hu-
initiation of the cubs when they ape
peared at Cincinnati recently, minus
their bats hut real dilemma, cs-
prclalR iu the matter ot the uniforms
FINALLY President comiFkcy Of tns
Whit sox. was reached and he un'
earthcd AN odd loi uf uniforms. bats
mitts aud other pNraphcrualia. and
Manager Tinker ted his athletes out "a
the West Side for practice.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-29
MINERS RETURN TO WORK
IN WEST VIRGINIA FIELD
NV I.cased Wlrc 10 Eyening Herald. ]

Charleston. " VA. April 2g- i,o-
ports from the strike districts of PANT
and Cabin creeks today eny that min
ors are rDturuing go work at AN the
mues. with no disturbance. Ia .
ItW instances operators have refused
to take back SOME ui The strike leAd-
ers formerly ln their employ out
these men are securing work at 9TH
en- mines
Governor Hatfield has offered hts
services tu plead the cause oi these
men where necessary The governor
SIN b. in ihc strike region II there
arc no turthpr disturbances Il n cN-
pected that the tew mllitiamen uoN
Ia the lield viii pe wllhdraNn soon,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-29
MYSTERY SHROUDS
DEATH OF GIRL
IN ATLANTA
Search for Slayers of l4-Year
Old Mary Phagen Continues
Four Men in Prison Under
Suspicion.
lR, Ieased Mlrr 60 E,enlng IIernId. /

Atlanta Ga. April 30. search for
the SLAYER of ii-Ncar-uld Mary pha-
gan whose body was found in the
Rational Pencil companl's = plant was
continued today hN the police. Four
men are detained but only one OF
them John NJ. Cant. former book
Keeper nt the factory, has boon for
mallY charged with murder.
Detectives today again questioned
Newt Ice, the negro watchmau who
found the girls body 81 don't
know. was the ncgros only answer.
Cant stcadfastly maintained his ia
noCcnce. ~ would wiring the neck
of whoever accused me ~ such q
thing" he wiid
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-29
BILL TO ABOLISH
GALLONS DEFEATED
By Lcased Wire to Evening Herald.

Sacramento. Apri - The anti
capital punishment blll was defeated
in tho senate here today after q heat
cd debate .n which che argument
was presented that Do there had been
no capital punishment la California.
the MrNnmura brothers would not
have confessed to their part in 'h,
dynamlting of the Los Angeles Times
building Tor which th,y are now serN-
ing time
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-29
UNION PACIFIC REVIEWS
PLEA FOR MORE TIME


Washington, ApdIi 80 -Attorneys
Tor the Union pacihc filed today win
the supreme court their brief in rcply
to Attorney General Mckeynold's oh-
iectionS To longer extension ~ time
than IuN ! for an agreement upon
IA dissolution plan The railroad law
yers cuntended that to allow only
until Iuly and NO further extension
would be Inadequate and renewed
their plea To have the courts man
date modified to permit the circuit
court to determine the question,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-29
AUSTRIA PEEVED Ar
ATTITUDE or POWERS

Viena. April 20 The Austria Hun
gorian government is dissatisfied with
the failure of the conference of Nm-
hassadors In London To initiate 1e-
oirlve action against Montenegro and
Is continuing its preparations for Inn
poitput action.
Exchanges of Views are proceeding
between Austria- Hungary, Gcrinany
mud italy
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-29
GENERAL WOOD To
INSPECT ARIZONA POSTS

NoNnlea. Afiz.. April 23.--MA5of
Generad Wood. chief uf ssaH of the
United states army Ieft here early
,oday for Tucson. ArlA. to complete
his tour of Arizona points. General
Wood viii return directly 20 WASH
ington By WAY of ~ Puso.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-29
Gang Murder Within a Few
Blocks of Scene of sensa-
tiOnal Killing of Gambler
ROsenthal By Becker's Co.
horts.
POLICE PROMPTLY TAKE
FIVE SUSPECTS IN tow
Man Killed Was Suspected Of
Revealing Underworld Sc
crets to District Attorney
Whitman.
tlly Leased wire to IavcnIns Herald. !

Sew York. April Suspected of
"squeaIing To the district attorney.
Jerry MAZDA, known az Jerry the
Lunchman." met his appointed death
on Forty-nrst street. near Broadway.
early today Ne WAS shot down by
gangsters who sent five bullets into
his body. The shooting occurred only
q couple OF blocks away from the
scene 81 the murder ~ Herman RIOS
cnthal last July hut the gunmcn had
less luck Than the Roscntnai murder
crew Five policemen heard the shots
and pounced upon 1--WE men whom
they accused OF the killing.
The police say that Jerry had re-
Gently fallen under suspicion and that
he was thought to be revealing the
gangs secrets To District Attorney
Whitman.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-29
FIRE CLOSE TO POWDER
HOLD ON NAVY VESSEL
b, I.eased MIre lo E,enIng IIerald. J

Boston. April e.--Several thousand
pounds of powder were in close proX-
unity tu IL liVcls lire on board the navy
supply ship Celtic az the Charleston
navy yard today
The flames spread to the magnzino
door aud ID took the entire crew, with
hclp from the yard, 90 save the ship
from destruction and prevent a pos
sibin luss OF life. Tho blaze started
among OH barrels In the forward hold.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-29

Madison, Wis, April 2N.--Ihe a..
scmblN to-day voted FOR the engrOss-
ment of bill appropriatlnR f15.0e0
Tor state representation al the Pan
anna pacihC exposition ~ "A vote of
~ 90 20 an amendment increasing
the appropriation from t50,OGO "a
$4,000 was incorporated.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-29
NuSTRTA BUSHES ilbIg
REST TROOPS TO FRONTIER

Geneva. switzerland, Apfil 2N.--All
ihc Austrian troops in the Tyrol, num-
herring several thousand men, consid-
erred the flower OF the army. have iett
for the frontiers Of Montenegro. 9th
cr troops are arriving ln the garri-
son 10 take their places
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-29
GROWN PRINCE GIVEN
OVATION AZ CETrINJI.

Cottlnic, April 29.-Crown Prince
Danilo. ot Montenegro was welcom-
ed With an ovation ON HE arrival here
today To- hand over 60 King Nicholas
the keys of The fortress of Scutari
The formal ceremony was greeted
with cheers from the excited crowd
The members of the royal family
aftorward marched In procession tu
,he cathedral. the queen and each uf
tho ladies giving her arm 10 n wound
ed soldier
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-29
SUPREME COURT GETS
ITS DATES TWISTED
(By Leased Wire to Eycning Herald.

WHshlnEiOn ApTII -N.--DospIiV In-
uounvemeut hs Chict Justice White
that the supreme court would be- in
session MAY ~ tho court VIII not
meet that day MAY n is sunday
Tho chief Justices glusscs played him
false when ho read 90 memorandum.
he meant 90 saV that The court would
be Va session on Monday 3. and uu
thai dHy would tax, recess. q WAS
ordered accordingly
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-29
ELEPHANT GETS EVEN
WITH CIRCUS EMPL0YE


Oakland CAL. April go An clr-
miami reached with his trunk beneath
a circus tent carIt this morning,
picked up a.. Gardiner OF Jackson
VILE Fla. "a circus employc, drasscfl
him into the test fnt hurled him
through the canvas waiit. Gardiner ,
WriHt WAS broken Number az rips
were fractured and he |" othefwise
seriously injured he ma! Qie'
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-29
GENERAL. OJEDA ALLOWED
no LEAVE H'(1W 4IENIN

SAN Diego. Gal. April ~, ueuGrtI
Pedro OJeda aud members 81 his staff
arrested by Major William g. Davis.
commanding Fort Rosecrann, here
last nlght were released "a 4 o'ciQek
this afternoon under orders from
Washington. They wlil leave Tor Uns
scnada, lower Calitornia. tonight.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-29
STEEL CORPORATION
DECLARES DIVIDEND

NeW York Aprll eo--The un|lHA
states Steel corporation today a4~
clarcd ils regular qunrletiy diN|deNaN
of Y per cent un The common stock
ana X per ccut Qn tnN NlettIF4u
stock
rhe earnings of the ooruurHIIHn toN
Me quarter cndlnN tIarch 81 wee
A3t.t96.U0i. fhe net inoone Cor sHN
quarter tlste9g.tus apt the eefN|a4
Sf,S6g,6oq.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-29
ARTILLERY RUSHED
TO BORDER FROM
FORT RILEY
Government Explains Tele-
graph Order Moving Troops
Is Merely for Purpose of Re
placing Transferred Batta-
lion.
Try Leased Wire To Evening Herald, }

Fort Hilcy, Kan. April % Bat
terry c.. sixth field artillery left to
day for Fort Bliss. Texas. on tclc-
graphic orders from Washington.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-29
wilson
TO HEAR VIEWS
OF WESTERN
SENATORS
Newlands and Others to Dis
cuss Free Wool and Free
Sugar and Effect of Changes
on People Of Communities.
THREE HOUR SESSION TO
BE HELD AT WHITE HOUSE

By f,easrd Wire 60 ryenlng Herald.
= Washington, April 2s-- Presi-
= dent Wilson today arranged 80
= give three hours Thursday 90
= Senator NcNlands and Othrr
= western senators who wish 10 .
9 discuss the effect of certain :
. schedules OF the tarlH, including
q free wool and free sugar. upon =
= their communities.
= Senator NcWiandg asked for =
. the interview last week after he
= and other senators hal presented
. thrif arguments before Demo-
. cratic members Of TN, senate IL
= nance committee.
. . . 9 . . o . . . . . Z
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-29

ToDAx's NEWS To-Day
You ara R N tl,s HERALD.
siaiy Genie q month or 40 cents
. week delivered At your door,
afty cents BY man.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1913-06-06
A kirq and His Doctors.

It IS said that Ardashir. the king OF
the rersians. never permitted a physi-
clan TO prescribe for him until he bad
him stung by Il viper. II be was able
to heal himself he gave him his daily
food. and the physician entered his
seryice.-The Orient.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1913-06-06
How II Grows.

Until a man does something note
worthy the little bunch Of whiskers on
his chin is described as a ''goatee.'
After he achieves eminence it Is refer
red TO as an imperial ."-Philadelphia
Ledger.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1913-06-06
Flattered.

Ethel-Jack asked Miss Passeigh
last night how old she was. Edith
Did she Get angry: Ethel-No. She
was flatterel. You see. she felt she
must look young or he'd never have
dared.-Boston Transcript.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1913-06-06
The Worst Of K.

do YOU keep a cook, Mrs. Subub?"
Madam. ! not only keep the cook
hut also her entire family .'-Baltimort
American.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1913-06-06

ANYONE woo W0DtS w sell D SOoO o0o-
die and buggy horse a find q pur-
chaser by seeing Mr.. T. S. Massey,
who is advertising for q horse OF this
character.
DR.. Fred Post entertained the Q. S.
club in q very happy manner on Tues
day evening OF last week, when a
| splendid time was had by q Jolly lot Of
young people.
NJ. F. Cummings, Of Wilmot. was
in Town asst Monday on his way to
Aberdeen to attend the annual meet
ing OF the funeral directors associa-
ton OF the state.
DR.. Mary Ghostly, Of International,
Falls, a dauhter of John Chapman, Of
Corona. a the guest OF Mllbank
friends last week while on a visit to
her old home.
Mrs. Geo. S. Rix 4 daughter
Doris left Tor Chicago last Thursday
morning where they will spend the
SItdUSl PdIt VI LAX ouiiAdSi ''oAtihS -
sister of Mrs. RlX.
Miss Flossie Lewis graduated from
the Granger business school at Or
tonvi.le last week, and is now taking
charge of the books 10 her fathers ice
and dray business.
Prof. Souder, Chas. McWaters.
Mormon Hanson and Harry Pawson
made a hike to Big Stone Z morn
ing the first of the week. returning on
the afternoon train.
Miss Hilda Hoff. a teacher Of Thief
River Falls, Mimi, arrived the first
Of the week for a visit to her FRIEND
and former school mate at Hamline,
Miss Bessie Downie.
Chas. Port, the barber OF Wi)mot
returned from a trip TO Montana Wed
nesday. While away he purchased q
barber shop at Lavina, Mont, ano
viii o TO thai place.
DR.. Goodman after an attendance
at the grand lodge Of masons a
to Minneapolis to attend the aenta
convention TO be hello in that city.
ChiIGren's Day will be observed il
the Congregational church Sunda.
morning june sth at lG:45 a. IN. tn
Sunday school will have rharpp q
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1913-06-06

A~SA0 - Ac0 - SAS VI -
Thomas, who has been teaching school
at Britton, while on her way to her
home at Maiden Rock, w is, stopped
OF and visited with the Thomas family
the first of the week.
Last Friday afternoon while the
family Of liver Olson we're in the Err
landson & johnson store, an infant
child Of Mrs. Olson accidentally fell
from the counter to the floor, and for
q few moments was rendered uncon-
scious by the fall. Happily the little
one soon revived and it is believed
that no serious results will follow.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Peterson went
to Wilmot Tuesday to attend the we'd
ding of Mrs. Peterson's sister, Miss
Ida Foss, who was married on that
day to Mr.. Niles Davis, principal of
the Worthwhile, S. d., school. where
Miss Foss taught for several terms.
The young people go to Indiana to
make their home.
Esther Chapter O. e. S. entertained
its members and friends at a seven
O'Clock supper Monday evening, the
banquet being followed by the ~innita-
ton OF seven candidates to the degrees
? Of the order. the candidates all being
young gentlemen eligible to the de-
, matrimony.
Thos. Bouck, Jr. made a trip out TO
, Montana last week to visit an aunt.
and writes I 0 the folks at home that
he made the journey with safety and
without a mishap Of any kind, making
a change Of railroad enroute and
: landing at his destination right side
, up.
Mrs. +. D. Mooar, who has been
with her husband at Big Stone, the
latter being engaged making improve
ments Oh the telephone line at
q that place. was in town visiting
friends and former neighbors in Mil
bank for a day or 20 last week. and
attended the high school mmenc
20 He'll eAtICIStS.
Francis Farley. who had been at
tending the Minnesota university. re-
+, turned home the first Of the week for
! the summer vacation. Mr.. Farley
graduated With horOrs in the dental
Il department Of the o.. and is now look
ing for d place to hang out his single.
all Of which IS pleasing to his Milbank
re friends.
70 Mary H~etfernan who was operated
;. upon at the Aberdeen hospital las,
r. week for the affection OF the ear fol.
! lowing a case OF measles is reported
recovering nicely, and will leave the
" hospital this week. Her mother: who
r. accompanied her to Aberdeen came
~ home the first OF the week.
Z Mr.. and Mrs. Hendry, who have
= been residents of Milbank for the pas
eighteen months. moved to Wilmo,
ia last Monday. where Mr.. Hendry vii
have charge Of the electric light plant
ii The people Of Milhank regret to lose
T. Mr.. and Mrs. Eendry from the com.
ri munity. and commend them TO WiImo'
people as worthy Of their confidence
in every way.
n Nessrs. Phil Saunders, S. S. Lock
"a hart, DR.. Geo. Goodman, and A,tnul
e ~Blomanist, are a delegation of ma
y sons Who so IL Sankton next week Il
attend tine wrar9 1o1Va hfp Ca8sra
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1913-06-06

Nothing IL 40 new a. what has long
beeu 1Orgvtten. German Provorb.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1913-06-06

-. ! 80 ''AMt 's.11l's iVss
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Wv Doehiait
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1913-07-05
CLUB NOTES

The following taken from The Min
neapolis Journal will be of interest to
the Federated club women. Every
member of the General Federation of
the Women's clubs may compete for
500 prizes which the department of
music of the N. F. w. c. offers in con-
test for federation hymn. In the an
nouncement it is stipulated that the
composition must be "a fine choral of
literary merit and dignified form and
measure, both in words and music,
suitable to be sung in chorus at large
club meetings" The words for such
contest will be received by the gener-
al federation chairman of music until
July Is, 1913. The announcement of
choice will be published in the Gener-
al Federation magazine Sept /, 1918.
Music adapted to the words chosen
will be received by the General FEEDER
alton chairman of music until Jan. /,
1914. The name of author of words or
composer of music must be enclosed in
sealed envelope accompanying manu-
scripts, directed to Mrs. Lawrence
Maxwell, Cincinnati, O., chairman de-
partment of music, F. F. w. G. The
committee Of the department of music
will award a prize of $50 each for
words and music to successful com
petitors. 1t is desired that the music
should be written in two or three parts
for Women's voices. The contest is
open to all women members of the
General Federation Of Women's clubs.
The Federation hymn will be present
ed and sung at the biennial of 1914.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1913-07-05
If A LAD LOVE.

If lad love and lass never care,
Now tell me, come tell me, what
shall a lad do?
Sit down with his trouble and dine off
despair,
While other lads sit with their
sWeethearts and WOO?
No, no! Let me tell you, that never
would do!
No, never would do!
There's only one thing / can think on
to do
Only one thing, and I'd do it, I
Although, it is true, 'tis old as tits
Just kiss her and kiss her, however
she flare,
And take we no care whatever she
swear,
Whatever she swear. sir, or do.
For women be women, and care not q
hair
For the man who don't care, how
ever he WOO;
And they who, would win 'em, foul
weather Or fair.
Must fly them, not follow, and they
will pursue;
And that is the way, let me tell you,
to WOO!
The way, sir. to WOO!
Madison Cawein, in Judge.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1913-07-05
LEARNING TO SWIM.
There Are Many Ways, But These
Are Some of the Best.


Are Some of the Best.
New York Evening Sun: There are
many ways to learn how to swim. One
way is to be horn a tadpole. Another
is to be tossed into the deepest part
of the old swimming hole by ones
companions and then told to come
ashore by ones own efforts. IL one
does not come ashore, then one has
very probably drowned, which is prac-
tically the same as swimming with re-
verse English on the after effects.
The best way to learn to swim, how
ever, is to charter a large. ocean GO
ing steamship, provision 1t with nauti-
cal food and some life preservers and
and set out with the firm determination
to learn to swim. When you have
reached the approximate center of the
Atlantic ocean, stop the ship and
jump overheard. Head straight for the
English channel. 1t gives one an alb
Ject, purpose, without which the
struggle would not be worth while.
Now dismiss the ship, forgetting to
have it leave the, life preservers. When
the said ship is hull down on the hori-
zon suddenly remind yourself that the.
kte preservers are on board it. This
will lend one an added incentive.
Strike out boldly. avoiding icebergs,
whales and other fauna of the sea that
might tend to distract ones mind from
the task in hand Arriving in the
English channel do not stop to pluck
sea daisies. The German war cloud
might burst and drench one to the
skin.
1t is always best to dock at some
port where tourists are common. In.
this way you can tell the story of your
remarkable swim without the slightest
possibility of being believed.
these methods fail, it might be
well to try q swimming instructor.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1913-07-05

NJ ~, g saiooniess natlon IN 1870, would
Announcement was made today of
Inc marriage on last Saturday of Miss
aaSel Young, daughter of Mrs Charles
Young of Second avenue south, to Ed
ward L. Kelly. The wedding was a
very simple affair." owing the the recent
illness of the brides mother, and was
happy surprise to the many friends
OF the young couple.
Mrs. G: H. Van Worthless has returned
10 her home in Grand Forks after
spending the past week with friends in
Mrs. e.. ]. o'Reilly arrived Thursday
EVENING e,V n from Grand Forks and spent
Ine Eourth with their son, Edward
o'Reilly Of this city.
Dr.. and Mrs. w. e. Heller are re-
ceiving the congratulations of their
friends over the arrival of q baby boy
at their home Thursday.
Miss Kathryn York left last evening
to spend a few weeks at her home in
month Of August in Chicago, where she
will take special studies in folk dane
ing. and expression and will return
early in September to resume her coll
lege work.
A pretty Fourth of July party yes
terday was that given by the Misses
Addte Stafford and Helen Hoover at the
home of the former on Oak street in
honor of Miss Kathryn Crest, brides
te-be of this month A beautifully ap-
pointed four-course dinner was served
at 6 o'clock and covers were laid for
ten. The national colors were carried
out in the decorative scheme and in the
center of the table was large fire
cracker which upon investigation was
found to contain a shower of handker-
chiefs, for the BRIDE elect.