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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-23
A Drama of the Moment
"The Better WAY
Extracted from Every Day
BY lRMA KRAFT

The cast:
rita Townley: a magazine writer.
MrsMrs. Townley: Her mother.
Jan Stransky; \ famous violinist.
The Time: Evening.
The Place. Mrs. Townley's apartment,
New York.
Mrs. Townley-Rita. want you to ~
away with me next week. South. Pana-
ma. first. then Frisco. japan and home
by way OF the Philippines.
Rita-tWriting quietlyD Sudden de-
cision. mother First I nave heard or 10.
Mrs. Townley-Nes, very sudden. I've
been at Dr. stevens all the afternoon.
lie says / need long trip. a change. a
rest-won.t do you any harm either.
Rita-Please don't bring me into it
dear. do you realize what II means ia
give up work for the rest Of the year.
Incidentally I've signed a serial contract
with MUnsey.
Mrs oWnley-CCalmlyD You will
have to break n. Broken contracts are
not half - serious a. broken constitu-
tons You've been going at this rate too
lanE. and I've been victim too long.
You are successful. I'll admit. but We
don't need ~. 50 why DO IL?
Kta-Lets be frank, mother. and
leave work out Of the question. You
know that it's Jan you object TO. and not
writing.
Mrs. Townley-Yes. and shall not he
happy until ] have eliminated both Jan
Stransky and novel-Writing from your
life. Rita. dearest-believe me. You are
laying "A frich tful foundation for your
future. Neurosia. unrappiness. death
Rita tWeariiyD We all come To- that
why not allow me my happiness before
can't NOi' realize. dear mummie that
We're ALL made 81 different material
Why not 1--we and let live
Mrs. Townley-Because 7 can't live
not "a year longer al this rate.
Rita Very well. mother. since YOU
have decided. I'll begin arrangements TO-
morrow We'll take the very trip you've
planned and 7 shall devote tits entire
wear 90 making you happy Grant that
90 the end 90 that time ! shall have
SOME right To- consider MYSELF
Mrs. Tow nlcy-l grant d. For one
year We viii travel see ESQ woriTa-a1l
tine different countries % if You Will
not write or see Jan Stranskv. a. tine end
90 that time you viii boz ~ my opinion.
Iifa- Very Well-yuu have ny word
that ! viii try and 7 have Yours That
ono year from nov. I may begin To 1.-Two
AGAIN. hear Ian AZ the door. will you
leave US alone while I bid him goodbye o.
Copy right. 1919. by Ada
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-23
There were covers for the following
Pretty Wedding.

A pretty wedding took place a. the
st. Alphonsus Catholic church on
Wednesday morning when Miss Anna
Mueller. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs
William Mueller. Of the South Side.
became the bride OF Mr.. Charles Bles.
sirg. Rev. Father Richards ofhciatel
in the presence of many friends. The
church choir rendered the music, and
rNptial high mass was celebrated
Miss Amelia Mueller, sister of the
bride. was maid of honor. and wore Z
brown suit and hat. The bride wore
a tan suit. with white hat and gloves.
and carried a prayer book. Mr.. Greg
DRY Schneider was the best man. and
following the ceremony the wedding
party were driven 70 the brides home.
where wedding breakfast was
served. In the evening n reception
was held at the Columbia Club. and a
delicious wedding dinner was served
Those who assisted at the reception
beside the bride and groom and pa
rents were Miss Lena Schroeder. Mrs
". Scheeser, Miss Barbara Zerowick.
Mrs. Fred Gollner. In charge OF the
tables were Miss Agnes Gollner and
Miss Edna Scheeser. Following the
reception the young people left for 2
0A'il mp dIltT winch tneN VIII be
al home in the city. Many pretty and
useful gifts were received by Mr. and
Mrs. Blessing. which proves their pop
ularity among their friends The fol
lowing we're in attendance at the re-
ception:
Mr.. and Mrs. John Eisenhauer.
Frank EIsenhauer. Resale Eisenhau.
or. Mr.. and Mrs Nick Eiscnhauer.
regina, Alma and Charles Eisenhauer.
Lucille Eisenhauer. Mr.. and Mrs Peter
tfsenhauer. Emma. George Robert.
Eleanor. Margaret. Katherin Essen.
hau~r. Prof. and Mrs Fred Becker.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Mueller. Henry
Mueller Henry Mueller. Edward NueI.
Ter. Cecilia Mueller. Mr. and Mrs. WI
lam +. Mueller. NJ. and Mrs John
Miller. Mr. Peter Emort. Mr. Andrew
Reith. Mr.. Lawrence Mayer. Mr. Fred
Gollncr. Mr. Charles Gollnrr. Mr..
George J.. Reistcr. Mr.. George Win
nesdoerfer. Mr.. and Mrs Albert RoItZ.
Miss BERTHA Moore. Miss Marjorie
Iiaberfield. Miss Anna Winnc-docfor.
Miss Agnes Gollner Miss Lena Schrai-
her, Miss Mary SChrcihcr. Mrs Eliza
I BETH Schneider. Miss Edna Schccser
Mrs. Fred GOllner. Mr.. and Mrs II.
chael Scheeser. Miss Amelia Mueller.
Nrr Gregory Schreiher. Miss Anna
Wolf. Mr.. and Mrs Charles blessing.
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BOWLING PARTY
GIVEN AT OAKS
FOB JOE KLINE. WHO HAS BEEN
WIFI STONE AND THOMAS
THIRTEEN YEARS.
Carroll Club Affair Was Largely At.
tended.-other Interesting So
clal Events In the CITY.

The Oaks was the scene of a most
enjoyable affair on Wednesday even
ing when Joe Kline, who has been in
charge of the mems furnishing de-
partment at Stone and Thomas. was
given farewell bowling party and
banquet by the gentlemen employees
OF that firm. All the guests arrived
early and at once began bowling. max
sng hne scores. A most delicious
chicken-waffle dinner was served bv
Mr. Kraft and the toastmaster was
MT. W. j. Mclaughlin. and various
talks and "reminiscences of experience
es IN the trade were discussed and
resolutions were drawn I'D and many
Pheasant Instances which will ALWAYS
be remembered by members OF the
nrm were recalled. Mr.. Kline has
MADE many warm friends in that firm
and among business people of the CITY
who regret to have him leave. His
thirteen years service have been the
most faithful and he leaves TO accent
a position As travelling salesman for
the Imperial Publishing Co, OF 81
raul. Mimi. leaving the Stone and
AIRY.
There were covers for the following
at the dinner.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-23

most delicious luncheon was served
What added TO the pleasures of the
afternoon was the presence OF the
three little Misses Mary Elizabeth
Seyoold, Wilma and Nell Marie Breid.
enstein. who enjoyed the affair quite
as much as the older guests. The fol.
lowing were the guests present: Mrs
Harry Breidenstein. Mrs. William
Breidenstein. Mrs. Murrie. OF Martins
Ferry: Miss Otelia Lipphardt. Miss
Josephine Lipphardt. Mrs VIII Nader,
Mrs. John Metzgar. Miss Lille
Schmidt. Miss Alma Horner. Mrs. d.
o. Duffy. Mrs. John Seybold, Miss
Martha Hartman. Miss Bertha Nader
Miss Sibbie Seybold. Miss Loretta
Seybold. Misses Mary Elizabeth Sey.
bold. Nell Marie and Wilman Breiden.
stein.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-23
Evening Bridge Club.

Miss Cornelia ZOeckler entertained
the Evening Bridge Club IT the home
Of h"r mother. Mrs Matilda Zoeckler.
ON North Main street. on Tuesday
evening. Following an interesting ses-
sion ~ bridge. delicious luncheon
was served. and all the members were
present
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-23

LEAVFNWORTU K1s. Jan o..
william a. Bernhard rf cincinnati.
who entered fh, federal prison hrrr
with other lahor leaders convicted In
connection With Tho dynamite con
spracN was released ON bond fofiav
JUS ffut'uro Was n wear aud a DAY.
His bond Was SO OOa
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-23
Misses
Home Economics DEPARTMENT


The Homo Economics Department
Of the Noman's Club will hold their
meeting in the kitchen OF the y. q. l..
". hall on the first floor on Friday ar
ternoon al 3 o'clock. and the March
program will be carried out instead
OF the February program. Mr.. Lem
mon Of Lennon & Landau. will illus
trate the different cuts" OF meat.
which will be OF interest to every
housckecper. and all the members will
be Present. Mr.. Lennon Is the well
known butcher. and will give the nee
essary talks regarding the meat and
its particular uses. and how to cut
and serve H. The March program
Will include Mrs Enoch Rauh. OF Pitts
burgh. All the club members are ex-
pected to be present al the meeting
Friday to learn much in the way OF
cutting meats.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-23

VIII he in charge of the card room.
There will be dancing in the evening
ana large attendance is expected
The committee in charge will leave
nothing undOne TO have the affair en-
loNable 10 all
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-23

Tuesday, the rehearsal was post
poned.
The examination In bankruptcy I'm
the case Of !. 49, Wilson was made by
Referee I'm Bankruptcy Henry Nolte
yesterday morning
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-23
Greatest Nerve
vitaIizer Known
a 5O.CENT BOX FREE
a Recent Discovery. Kellogg's sanitons
Waters, the Most Effective Nerve
Srengthener for Men and Wo-
men Ever Found by Science.

This Is the worlds newest. safest. most
relinble and effective nerve invigorator.
revitalizer. brain awakener. body strength
enor. without equal in the worlds history
OF medicine. II brings about . change from
that awful dull. weak. lazy. don r-eive-a-
hang feeling TO brightness. strength.
clear headedness and courage which Is
remarkable.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-23

\ poet said many years dgO.
our fathers tell as. 80 u must be so
That life Is dreafy 90 "a Bachelor man
And he'd best make merry wheue'er he
can.
So you .td better come with your Lady
fa4r
For wrH sure miss you II You are not
fuDFe.
Th" Young Bachelors Initial Dance
Tuesday. january ~
Niueteeu Thirteen
Invitation 80 the Door
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-23
Bethlehem Entertainment.

The Bethlehem Union Sabbath
school will give an entertainment and
social at the bethlehem school house
on Friday evening. The proceeds are
for the benefit OF the Sunday school.
and ali are cordially invited TO attend
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-23

Rairt Murray. Pittsburgh. "a. ar.
MSS Gertrude Svart. Tlttaburrh. "a.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-23
SUDDEN DEATH!

q. 80 from Heart Diseass by ths
- i0Of slight eHertion Of climbing
e. ~ = stairs. hurryinR or lifting,
~ 49, comes 90 thousands Most Of
~ ExLSEsthsse sudden deaths might be
C6N prevented N the victim only
- - knew their true condition and
took prompt and proper treatment We viii gladly
ssnd 20 any sufferer aCOMPLETE TREATMENT
FOR THEIR CASE ABSOLUTELY FREE OF
CHARGE. also Illustrated Rock that explains
Heart Disease and how 70 can b currd. II you
have ~rrr or n thee sure ynptora Palpitatien.
Flutterinr o. Skippine Beats. Pain IN Hear. Side
Shoulder BLADE. SnotherinE. Short Breath.
SINKING Spciis. Nr~vouansss DtrFinsss. Asthrna.
Dropsy. it, your Heart. and ~1u IN Eravs
danger Write rslr Tor the foil free treatnnsna
sad book. We are Heart Specialists. Address
ssart Crs %. 100 Isss1Ic Bi7 RalVHsl, ~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-23

Mics Loretta Soybod. off Norfh
Main street. entertained fH. Modern
Friecillas OF hcr home on Wrdrc .Il.
afternoon and Tho hours were most
rnl0vahiy spent Sewing was tho dI
version. and MANY dainty Hrca. %
linen wore finished. after which "a
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-23

Mrs. Valentine Gundiing entertain.
Cd al her home on the Island on Mon.
day evening and tho affair was quitc
enjoyable II was arranged az "a com.
pliment 20 vi g Louise LoWc~y and
Ess Florence LOwery OF jackson.
Mich. WhO are fhe house guests ~
Miss Stella Taylor ON tho south Side
Cards were rho diversion End another
ont ~ town guest was Mrs James
Baker ~ Beverly. W Va. who BE- the
house guest ~ Miss Loretta ffoirar
~ North Main street Handsome
prizes were awarded and % delicious
luncheon was served
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-23
Carroll Club Affair.

The. Carroll club was the scene OF
an enjoyable affair on Wednesday az.
ternoon and evening and the affair
was well attended. The auditorium.
where dancing was the diversion. wa
decorated in white and the dining
room was also in white. The tables
were decorated in baskets OF smilax
and carnations. Cards were PLAYED
In the afternoon from TO $50 and
dinner was served by the committee
IN charge OF Mrs. Stauver. from $50
70 Z. Bentfield's orchestra furnished
the music for dancing and handsome
prizes were awarded the winners al
cards. Miss Esther He'll was chair
man. assisted by Miss Carrie Erb
and the following COMMITTEES:
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1<.u.se lower. ~ Lor.r4 frtr
j rF-on. Mich. Loretta feIrsr
y I.f "-"" lower. ~ stella IrrIUr
itf fFnn. Mich i.ufnf tfumII.rr
etF WeIty Mrs fHfus- Iater.
Loretta ffeIner uf Revert, fy "a.
'"rnrl't /rerkier Fr- Val GIrflfnr
Mearra
OF Fur1ling william K1nff
nHrlfH Sos ore Iiff.. ftHudf ne
y" rnnrn rfr'rwcfz 'o"rra tffr.Il.rF
llFrrf I.ufz Infl Ttr .ur
Earl f.ufx
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Buzz Bee Club

Monday evening the Buzz Bee club
hold fh'ir meeting ar m" home al
Mrs. George IischoN and elerte' tho
following officers for The year. big
liuIl Bee. sophia lIOhu. SECOND big
buzz bee. Miss Elizabeth Cook. third
hl buzz bee. Miss Laura WeIliuhoff.
record buzz boo Mrs VIII Dctweiler.
Irincisl buzz bee. Mrs William stree
Die. Keeper ~ hive. Miss Hannah
krohc. assistant Keeper 81 hive. Miss
tmma Meyer. entertainment com.
mi''oc iuZlcs Hrttfuu. Rausche. Roth.
hothcrman. and Rocker \ banquet
was held In the home ~ Mrs Louis
lI-chnm whore rho hives are kept
IHrh quest Na- provided with needles
~ make honey comb. for fhr Easter
flowers Tho menu. Roses Vi1Icfs.
Carnations. thryslrfhemums Pans -
Daisies and Forget wo.uufs
The following bees wcro urrsent.
Misses laura Wellington. Carrie
Ecckcr Hannah kr0. o.. Minnie Shop.
per Sophia knnko. sophia Hohu Lou
iso shopper Verfhl N1fherwan. Emma
Mover. Elizabeth Cook
Nnsdames William Worrr August
Rlucho. Joseph Leach. Walter Harr
William prfuc.'or George HiachoT
Herbert Hr1ft1r. Ed U0TrcWrr. John
Roth Hickey WerhoT. William stree
DIE. William Ennis
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-23

The reEuiar 81 90 size Of KelIogg's
Sanitone WATERS are for sale in Wheel
inT at Logan's Drug Co. i0tS and Main
SIS. g r. GTiest & co. I141 Market st
No free boxes from druggists.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-06-13

CONTRACT AWARDED
FOR SCHOOL BUILDING
ChambcrinO to Have Modern Structure
of Brick; Las Cruces Firm Is Sue
ceNSfuI Bidder.

Chamberino, y. n, June 13.-The
contract for the new ChamberiuO
school building has been let y. Med
niger & Son, Of Las Cruces, We're the
lowest and successful bidders. They
are already on the ground with a
large force OF men. making the eNca-
vatOns for the cement work, which viii
be pushed fast
The building is TO be a three room
brick and viii have all the modern
cOnveniences. When the building is
completed it viii be one of the best
between Las Cruces and FL PasO. The
location is in the middle of the dis
trict which viii make it convenient
for all the children in the district.
The directors have erected a windmill
and a storage tank, and as many of
the children ride to school a building
has been erected for the storage Of
feed and the sheltering Of the horses
Of those who come from a distance
Nearly all of the first cut of alfalfa
has been marketed.
". ?. Caresress. Of FL Paso, was a
visitor AZ his farm this week
The farmers on the west side have
been very busy the past month. and
are now having a few days off be-
tween the two cuttings Of alfalfa
James Nevil. who spent the winter
here, has left for Alaska, taking with
him his mother and Joseph Coy.
The water was low in the river and
in the bitches for a few days, but
there is a good flow now.
Antonio LacOch has sold his 200 acre
ranch to FL PasO parties. and will give
possession in the near future.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-06-13
FIFTY MEN AT WORK
ON COLLEGE BUILDING
College AIumnus and Former student
to be Iarricd In Las Cruces
Lnl. Month

College Station. n. A. June 3.-The
30 men employed in the construction
of the new engineering building are
now working on the third story. and
have completed The cement pouring for
the first story There are ten teams
at work hauling gravel TO he used in
the construction of this building Pro-
lessor A b. sage is experimenting she
work.
Allen c. Graham. an aIumnus of the
college. and Miss sophia MCCOWeu. q
former student. viii be married this
month at the McCowen home I'm Las
Cruces Earl Graham. brother of the
groom. viii come from his home i'm
Winnipeg, Canada. and Henry Nc
Coweu. brother of the bride viii ar
rive from Santa Fe I'm time for the
weCdiuE- Mr.. and Mrs Graham viii
make their home fin Midland Texas.
where AIr- Graham has a position as
irrigation expert
Mr.. and Mrs A. IT. Badenoch mo-
tored TO EI PasO and returned yes
terday.
The ice cream social at the Pres
byterian church brought out a good
sized crowd and netred neat sum
Mrs w. c. Buell. is entertaining in
honor of her mothers birthday ami
versary.
Mrs Alice b. FuIrhum entertained
the teachers of the Las Cruces south
ward school at a luncheon at her
home on Collese row The guests were
Mrs w. O. Buell.. Miss Iva EuglewriEhI
and Miss Edith Burke. Miss Mildred
FulChum and Miss Grace Buell. as
sisted i'm serving.
Mrs Nary +. Wiuninslam. dean o.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-06-13
SENATE COMMITTEE URGES PASSAGE
Of EQUAL SUFFRAGE AMENDMENT
Senator Gallinger Declares President Wilson Comes
"PerilOusly Near Lobbying Senate Leaders Rally
Forces For Action on Tariff-House PrObers
Say Steamship Lines Stifle Competition.


wages and did so would be investi-
gated, / think that is about the worst
kind Of influence I can imagine.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-06-13
Butte Water Users association, was here

Butte Water Users association, was here
on business.
Homer j. Gault has returned to this
place after several days spent in III
Paso on business for the reclamation
service
Rev ". C. Buell., of Mesilla Park. was
among friends here yesterday. He re-
Gently resigned his pastOrate at the Pres
byterian church at Elephant Butte on
account of the work being too hard for
his physical strength.
Miss Maggie Torres returned to Jaurez
after three weeks visit with her sister
Mrs. Felix Sisneros-
The lecture delivered in the armorv
last night by Judge Edward Baker of
Las Cruces was on the French revolu-
ton.
PHILIPPE LucerO went to Anthony today
on business.
Miss Marion Lemon will return to her
home in Fl PasO on Sunday, and viii
be accompanied by her friend Miss Lii
liam Parker. of Santa Fe. Both have
been guests of friends here the past two
weeks.
Sisters Ddviua and Susan. of st. JO-
seph academy, FL PasO, who have been
guests in the Loretto academy during
commencement week. returned to their
home city this morning.
Mrs. A. C.. Burdette. of Silver City.
brought her daughter. Miss Hazel, and
entered her as a pupil in Loretto acad-
envy.
Miss Ethel Narteeny spent today in
TT Paso.
c.. w. r. Link. who has been visiting
his parents here, left this morning for
his home in Stafford, Ariz-
DR.. c. 7. Hill left this morning for
his home at Wheeling, w. Va.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-06-13
~ DISTINCTION D. G, June i

Nv > ASIINGTON, D. c., June 10
NJ Senator Ashurst, Of Arizona,
submitted TO the senate today
the report Of the womau's suffrage
committee recommending the passage
OF the Chamberlain resolution for a
constitutional amendment extending
suffrage TO women
In this republic" says the senator,
the people constitute its government,
they are its maintenance, they are the
government That the granting of the
elective franchise to women would add
70 the strength efficiency, justice and
TN slightest doubt
ut is anomalous and archaic, in a
free republic, prOlessedly made up of,
controlled by, and administered for all
the people, TO deny to One-half of its
citizens the right Of exercising q valua-
bic function of citizenship. uOWit. the
elective franchise, thus pTecludinE that
ODe-half from the right and power to
say what law or policy shall be its rule
Of conduct And this anomaly becomes
cdlOus and abhOrrent when We reflect
that the particular half of citizenship
thus excluded is the incidental Oue-haIE
from which springs so much wisdom,
courage. cheer, hope and good counsel
Senator Ashurst said he would use
1Orceful energy to secure vote on the
resolution at the special session, but
that he would not press 1t In such a
way as to arouse opposition or inter
fere with tariff legislation.
Continue to Probe Lobby.
TO retain a protective duty on sugar,
were again under scrutiny when the
senate lobby investigating committee
today resumed hearings
The extent 10 which public dOcu-
ments had been circulated i'm behalf
of the campaign TO retain the sugar
protective tariff again occupied much
Of the attention of the committee.
GfGIIinEer Criticises Wilson.
President Wilson's name, in cOnnec-
ton with white house influence" for
the tariff bin, was brought before the
committee again by senator Gallinger
who declared the president had come
'perilOusly near lobbying in some of
the things ne had done in connection
with the tariff bill Mr.. Galliuger did
not make a direct charge that the
president had 'lObbied" for the tariff
bill but the limitations i'm his uesti-
mOny were taken by Democratic SEN
atOrs TO be so broad that they sub
jected him to a long cross eXamiua-
riOn on the subject of white house in
nuenCe.
Senator Gallinger's statement came
as q profound sensation. He was about
TO leave the stand when senator Reed
asked a final question.
when a man says that he would
hang some one as high as Haman' if
that person did not do certain things"
said senator Gallinger, and that an
industry which proposed reduction of
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-06-13
Local Data
DaLa
El Paso Readings.
IOdaV Iesterdav.

women. and daughter Mrs. John A.
Anderson. have left for their old home
in West Plains. No. TO spend five OF
six weeks visiting old friends. J. a.
Anderson accompanied them as far
as Fl Paso. where he went to have his
eyes treated.
Professor Hiram Hadley cOntem-
plates erecting a cottage on his lot
between the Anderson and Fulghum
houses He has been making extern
sive improvements on all his cottages
along Coucce row
Alr. and Mrs Stanley MacGregOr and
family, who have been visiting with
Mr. and Mrs. O. c. snow and Mrs. Mac
GreEOr. at Nesiua Park. for some
weeks. viii return to their home i'm
New York CITY. on the 18th. Mr.. Mac
GreEor is a brother Of Mrs oscar c.
Snow and is an Instructor in the me
chanical engineering department at
Columbia university, which position he
has occupied since his graduation from
" IT, A. c.
Rev Hunter Lewis has returned erCm
San NarCial where he held services in
the Episcopal church
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-06-13


FL Paso and vicinity-Fair tonight and
Saturday.
New Mexico Tonight and Saturday
generally fair and slightly warmer.
West Texas Tonight and Saturday
onnnraIIr fair
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-06-13
THOUSAND KIDDIES
GUESTS OF HERALD

Over a thousand boys and girls wit
messed the films and vaudeville at the
Crawford theater Thursday afternoon
as guests of The FL PasO Herald. \ spe-
cial matinee was given for their bene-
fit and manager J. V. Xeager made
special effort TO see that they had a
good time. The film. Beasts Of the
JunsIes." was a particularly good one
and made a big hit with the children.
Manager Yeager decided to give the
children another treat on sunday. so
while they were at the theater Thurs
day, he distributed free tickets to adj
NIT them to a special matinee Sunday
afternoon