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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-08
Over Eighty Delegates TO A..
tend Notable Gathering
Weeks Chronicle of
Womens Organizations
Shows Unusual Activity
Among the Clubs.

The Womans club committees are
very busy ~ present making arrange
m"nts for the meeting Of the FEEDER
ttiup ct WuIuan's clubs which is tu
De- held To- this city from March .
tu March - over eighty delegates
VIII Ice in uitcudanC" aud sutn" de-
lighuul. entertainments are being
planned ~ connection with the rcgu-
lat business sessions. n iS iu fact tu
be Just about the most nuiuhl, gath
cring OF club women ever seen la the
southwest
Thu program Friday Afternoon ut
Ga, Womun's club Tor New McNlru
Ia, aud "Orgiutl Day" vas % great
success. Mrs -. a. Bittncr VAS tho
l"Hdcr
The members responded tu roll call
with original rhymes on New Mexico,
und Airs " W strong read q
Prophcoy' The High school Glre
club, under the direction of Miss
Trott super, isur ~ musi, iu M, pub
lir schu"ls. rendered two numbers
Ob New McNicu. ,hl TILE sight
Hts Thousand Eyes
original Fables. by Mr4 EuN
Extract rr"m AN original STORY MR..
Albright
Potpuurrl ~ national airs. Do, th,
'a'Hnaugh-FuhJm'yor orchestra
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the club viii give q Valentine ,nrty.
10 which tho husbands VIII 10. Invited.
Mrs. Oscar Gosth Was lWpstoss 10
the Tuesday Aficrnuon su,vinR CLUB
this Wreck Mrs Francis & LyDtt was
The guest Of the club.
Mrr charles o. IImirin oiit.rtsinsd
the Crochet dub ON WesiHrsEiav.
The Wednesday Ansrnoob, seeine
cluh met with Mrr MiRr Muiarif ihis
week. Mrs Si nooiumiu VIII bu the
neat hostess
The TuesdJ, club m.ct ~ the hoinr
~ Miss Trcyl,r This week aud ,uiont
gn extremely drueluru afternoon.
dainty refreshments bcing served.
Tho club members are Mt- Imps
Davidson Sire. Hugs Martin. Mrs
Shcihart Mrs Leonard Miller. Mrs
a. T.. curry aud Miss TreNlcr Mrs
%. % Morris WIS thtir auost
Mrs g. r.. Low bier entertained tic
Mondnr Afternoon bridge club this
week and Mrs T.. T.. bradford VIII be-
the hostess next week
The Evening Bridge club met az The
Woman's club building Thursday rvc-
ming with twenty eight uenis.ra pres
cnt Refresh ments we're served by
Mrs. Frank stortz. Mrs. ". W strong
ami Mrs Fred Petit.
The Ten pons will meet nexi Tues.
day evening 40 the home uf Mrs ~
y. Fox.
IN" saturday Afternoon rive Hun
drod club met with Mrs. Lefe'r, uu
Monday tins week because of lent.
and will not meet again until after
Eauter. The Hames were lively ana
the refrc8hment dsliriuue
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ElI 'IW' with urr hand biuddg,t-
ih" iitIv "i her buuk was Tn. Hidden
htnd small kudaN mytarrs pasted
"u ib" t"Ir of Iuujhrr girrs ShurS
were found fu .uu.Uatt The book
Views Ntuoi "a red "u" was "Thc
scarlet Lrttrr. These are only "A
few uf q large number uf clever Ideas
After th' Nance of all "a, books
we're guessed q maEazur game MIS-
pla,"d. followed bN light refresh.
mcuts
The shower was "a great success
both as Ju entertainment and ~ e
means nf collecting large number of
volumes tur uc v ". &C. A. Nhar,
Scat Monday evening Miss stone
thr secretary les planning stunt
party '"i tu, W'mb'r- uf thc Cls,ad,
tIub
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Misses Rogers and Schrdder Among
Prospective Brides NOU Being Feied

Miss Hazel Rogers. daughter 81 Mr..
and Mrs w y Hogers. is to be mar
fird on February " 10 Mr n. T.. Wan
Nor ~ the United states indian SER
Vice The wedding win take place az
90" home ~ the hride. only relatives
being present TITS hour for the cere-
mons has not been decided upon. The
Young couple VIII make their home IN
this city at $40 suuth Arno.
several friends 81 Miss gogers are
planning Co entertain for her. ~ a
starter. she was the guest of honor at
"a delightful party given Thursday az
t"rnuou hs Mfa Guy Rogers.
after the GUESTS had gathered they
wrtc given dust cloths 90 hcm clif-
t"rd Hayden Won haad- painted pic
iurc for doing the best work la a linn
ii"d leHuth ut time.
game 90 Advice on How "a Fake
Care OF Husband created much
amusement Mrs Kenneth Baldridgc
being awarded two small pictures for
the best advice,
a twu-cuursc lunch was served 80
small tables daintily decorated with
pink and white. tiny cupids and pink
carnations being thr faYora.
The guests were Misses Hazel Rse-
ers. Alice McMiilin Elsie Movers.
Rogers. aud Mcsdamcs Ciimord Hay
den. Cort Quickel. kenneth Bald
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Social Doings of the Week.
MIIN. knMnI.M mOsTEss.

Mis- j Eorhvr rutort lined mum
beer ut her friends from Two until %, -
"u Tucsduy Hlgh tiy, was played.
Mr.. Bpairight was th, lucky winner
ut the lr-t prize. BE- book ul pu,m- b.
Fart Michrl- Mrs sullivan reject, ed
thr cat prize, o. hand-paintod bon
bon dish, aud Mrs. Wukr was con
solDd with u valentine. \ delicious.
lwu-roursr lunch Was served Thos,
present were Mr~dumr- Wtnkc. g.
Sullivan. ShdrtyT p'iiurrov, icle-
Nrr 'uh"rn. Boutright, Beuvcu. tx
Graham. f. q trssicr. AtmiN, Wilde
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Mrs. Ada Pierce VIM 10 Sing Selection from
Gounods "Cdlha" al Congregational Church

4 Garden" Mra iiimoc aud Alrs.
Ralph Henderson Wit bc assisted by
the best musical talent of the city. a
! feature at the entertainment viii be
q quartet composed of the following;
Airs. Frederick Winn. soprano: Mrs.
Roy Mcdonald, mezzo-soprano AIR.
Chas Andrews. tenor. ana Mr. Fat.
kcnbcrs. baritone.
The ladics of ~ Johns guild met
on "Wednesday to discuss the work 20
hr dome during Lent Thcy will srw
80 2:g0 every "Wednesday Plans arc
betting made for The Easter ten which
vii take place March 90
The queen Esther club OF the Bap-
tisi church viii meet next Tuesday
with Mrs BERNARD Crawford Mrs.
Crawford will ho assisted 10y Mrs, j..
~. Compton, a special program ~
being played
The Rc,tors Aid of 81 Johns
Episcopal church viii meet next
Wednesday.
O.
MIS-, STRONG TO GIVE TEA.
Nlrs W W strong. $40 Park ave-
nue., VIII give e complimentary toa,
THURSDAY February %. for the hsuo.
zoe 1l the ladies ala treasury of the
First Methodist Episcopal church.
Mrs carr. Mrs Chas Warrington
Mrs e.. o. Beckman aud Mrs. u A.
Kidlcr Wili be las the receiving line
Ms =. Alonzo Bright and Mrs o..
" pullock will pour
Mrs = " Dnarth. Mrs. !. 81 Doo-
little. AIRS sterling md Sirs Moul
ton VII, serve.
Mrs ~ o. Tomkins has charge Il
the apron ana fancy work table
Everyone ig cordially invited
Tho sacred cauiuta. 20 puy af
Rest wac beautifully rendered by
50 Juhu's choir last SUNDAY evruing
lhv chorus work was exceptional and
the snin parts effective GREAT cred
10 is due Mrs Morrisrttc for ~ suc-
GERS iy special request u win be- &C..
pcatcd week. from tomorrow, An
other rantata VIII De- given soon after
Easter
The Womcu's Missionary socicty 81
tho Guld aud broadway church met
Thur-dag m tho home of Mrs. Loui-e
Watson. $40 south waiter About |
forts members were present
Tho lc1dtr fnr tho afternoon waB
Mrs John Rex.
petotipns we're lcd hy Mrs W &C. !
Ssitvrt itnii cau followed imu.edi- |
GtciS each prrsnu present responding
With the ulur of asa important mis-
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sionary
Mrs. Dickinson told an Instructive
story u missionary work IN noun
tain districts. and Mrs. Irvine read
an article entitled why Medical Mis-
sionariex"
An opcn session followed during
which the ladies discussed various
hooks On missionary work.
MONOfSDGUE EVENING.
Airs y. Wolfe. assisted By few
musical numbers. win give q "Mono.
logue Evening" next Tuesday NJ
O'Clock a. the Gold and broadway
church.
An elaborate program containing
many costume parts has been Bso-
pared. ~ u as follows.
Piano Solo Ailaa Dorothy Brown
MonoioEuc- five acts). ~The
Elixir nf Lifo.". ...... Mrs. Wolfe
N"chl Seicction. ..-....... Airs. FOoto
he"dinE--'iseah. the Fofmken.r
..-'.'.'s s.s....ts4s4. Airs. Wolfe
lieadinR Coming out OF Miss
comfngA' ........... Mrs. wolfA
RcadinE 'Lasca." 1890. Mrs. Wolfe
tOniiuc--'cOerfinR Under plf
iculty' Mrs Wolfe. Mrs. strum-
quis,, Mrs pnl and Lawrence
tsoVctt
Fiano solo aiisS Louise Nichous
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The franciscan Orpkanage.

~ Is 10 the credit 81 tina reut,ie ~
Albuquerque that the Franciscan or
phanage haas become an assured in
siliution of the city.
The adobe building on the Garner
nf Sixth street and Centrn, ateune
has heen rented aud eight rooms viii
De furnished immodiately There win
be a chapel, dining room. kitchen. four
dormitorics and che sisters room
The ladies In charge of tine solicit.
INK are enthusiastic over their snc-
cess They expect 10 be ready today
." send Ga Duluth for thc sisters who
are 10 taAe charge. AMI fhe orphausge
VIII bc opened next week, farnishlng
u home 10 six small boys az once aud
tu many more children IN she future
The ladies of this city have given
towels bedding and table liner, aud
all the grocers and butchers have
promised certain amount III trade
Tor the year A Jersey COW and ctlck-
90" are on toe long iist of Gifts
There n az be a dag nursery where
tho mothers ot small children Wiii
nave q safe place 70 leave thc bebles
II b. impossible az present 90 estimate
the great value OF this nursery hut
when tia mothers find that ihcy ran
go to party. do ciiufeh Nork. D.
away from home all day and stili
know thai their children are being
we'll cared Tor, then The day nUrsery
win be fully appreciated
The ladies Go whom the success ls
directly due, are Mrs. a. a. O'Rioiiy,
secretary; Mrs. Louis ligeld. Mrs sam
Ncustndt AIRS Frank clancy. AIRS
=. 4 EdgaE aud Mrs solomon Luna.
O.
What's Doing at the Univer-
sity.
The Normal class hf iie university
entertained Professor and AIRS e b..
itodEin &c dinner ~ the AlfRrade aun.
{ CONTINUED on paer IWcltel
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EICIIIiE FATTY.

MrT. Carl Hopping entertained
Tuesday afternoon Is homer OF Mrs.
brand. several lively games or
'uchre w"r" played and delightful,
lunch was served Mrs Brand IL
from Detroit Michigan. aud il spend
tug the winter in Albuauurau. Win
her daughter. Mrs IT, =. AsplnwalI.
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Miss Pratt and Messrs. Scdel
and Falkenberg Also to Par.
ticipate in Musical Program
Tomorrow Night; The Per.
sian Garden February %,

The Woman Missionary society of
The Congregational church VIII enter
tain thr Woman Christian Temper
enc. union in the church pnrlor.
Tuesday. February ~. az 80. The
program follows
"Cu-opctution win Missiunur, SO.
,.ctiys Mrs MARY l.caming
Items from missionary fields
Music
America Great woman" Nrs.
RIA Ross.
Music.
"rhc Influence ct FRAMES willard
"u tho Present Age Miss LueliB q
price.
Reading s'lcrtcd Mrs lues;on
A special musical service viii bn
given tomorrow evening 90 go an
the CONGREGATIONAL church. corner
Coal and Broadway There viii ne
Two uNcI, ANA beautiful anthems by
u rc-cntorcod choir composed nf
some uf the best Noiccs iu The citN
special pipc organ music by Nv.
stanley Scder5 hymn ~uug hy MI
tJlkouburg in his pleasing manner.
duet hN Miss charlotte irstt and
Nj Ftlkonhurw familiar hvmuF
.uuE by the congregation. nnd cal
short addre hy The pastor Hct a.
T.. over
A. this service. Mr Ada Pierce
Wluu. singer who has achieved
fame 90 hume aud abroad vii uo
heard Boa selection from Guuuod
"GallI.' This singer VIII prove al
VET, Welcome addition to the musical
circles "t Albuquerque. as shc intends
making nor home here. and this uuu
Deer uu th' program viii be- pnT,i"u-
LARRY interesting Ntr Wins mU-i
ral education has been must cuiu-
plcto and tho has wonderfully rich,
iuil soprano voice. with the range cot
The true artist
IN" choir of th, - Johns En'sco-
pJi church under tho dirrctluu ur
Mrs Morrsrttc. has begun work uu
iis Easter music, l;rhoar-ulH ever,
"Wednesday and FRIDAY evening Nf
Morrirctto wouid like tu have more
trn"rs. sumo quit" elaborate music
BE- anticipated.
Tuesday evening FrhfuHr, %.
THERE viii bc BE- concert a. a." CON
grogltiouil church THE prrr.uu
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Mrs. Ada Iiittncr entertained
few friends Monday evening. This u
the second vt u sequence 81 small
evening affairs which Mrs. litincr ~
giving and " 90 Doe the laEt until
lent b. past Auction bridge war
played. followed 10y delicious refresh
insuts.
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Mrs. T.. g. Rice was hostess pn
Tuesday 10 the Highland Auction
Bridge club Aiiss Grace Axtcli 81
indianapolis ~ 10 guest of AIRS Rice
and la her honor Mrs Rice invited
several extra players. making eight
tables w All Mfs g. ". Caruos won
The most gaines ahd Was awarded q
BRASS candlcIlck Mrs George =
klock received "a rock crystal grape
fruit bowl for the 90; prize f:labor-
ate refreshments completed the after
moons entertainment
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MIss stILRADl1l mnNnnrn.

AAfT ~ aAAtsAWNaAA AatANDAhN4.
Miss LILLIAN SchradCr. Nhoar mar
riaGe 20 Mr.. oliver Weilsnan. wlli take
place In the near future. was m. guest
of honor "a china shower Thnrraar
afternoon b. Airs r. 81 wcllman. 7en
south Arno. The guests brought
beautiful pieces ~ cut glass and hand
painted china. giving Miss srhrader
an enviabio collection Of pretty things.
Pottcd plants 10 profession were thW
only decoration Hish ave was plays
I'd. the scores being kept on dainty
violet painted cards AFTER several
exciting games tempting refreshments
were served.
TIE Eunstr were Misses Illllam
schrador. Christian Aver. Laura Com
molly. Elsie peirlc. and Nrrdames
Hurry Aspsnwali, carl Hopping. WIN.
bryc, Harry fithgov. g. Z. Brackeit.
}. \. Connolly David sterot. II. r.
Labeiie. Bernard Craw ford, Louis
Kuhn. John Bull, Asa Young. John
stroud. u. T. Popin. Cecil Phillips.
George Cochran. George Knahe. Bert
walllng. edward sieaer. A. y. Felkert.
Phillip brand. VIM. schacfcr, and Joa
Whitcsidea
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" EINnonNrE pnODnNM.

The Tempe Cmt. which consists ui
the pupils ul Mrs g. H. Bradford,
aud Tow guests met ut Mrs Urud
lords home. tln West Cola avenue,
Thursday evening aud The fulluwing
interesting urogum wa, given
Two papers ON Current Musical
Events" 90 Mrs. Co. A. Carurs tel
Miss Maud Watson
synopsis of the opera "Tnuuhnug
cr,' Mise Brnrr Grimurr
Musical Illustrations from Tam.
hausrr. 'Eli1tb,th's PRAYER" go.
Thou sublime sweet Evening star
Mrs r.. l.. Hudiprd
Plano solo 'pugrm's chorus
Misc Marie Higgins
Analysts and discussion %, club
mvmhrrs
Papers about the composer. tp
Life and Works of Washer iiur-
Frances StroWc. $50 Wagner Tti-
als aud Triumphs," Katherine Grim.
mer.
Tho Daughters uf thu Revolution
are planning IN hHv" % lunch pirni'
at the huur "i AIRS s. g. stevens. 6tn
West cont avenue, un Washington &
lHrlhdn'. Nu appropriate program
is being prepared
Tho Tuesday Literary cub met at
the huino ~ Mrs W n Barney, SOS
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-08
TuIHrY CLIH DANCE.

/ The Thirt, club members aud their
I guests danced iust ~uiurda, evening
/ iu odd Fellows haI Those present
were" Misses Mary Leeds. IIlda
! li"rkvuhuf julia HuDuu. Ruth SIM
! piur. Mabel Fitch carrot Shiplry. Bor-
nice Hcs-oldrn Jennie Tir"n,v. Julia
/ kclrhvr Cleo Kelly Gertrude Trpffru.
berg Frances Sirum,. Eleanor Waugh
Lev. Jean liunhs. bulur Mcclellan.
katherine drummer M,ssrs jim
skinner Ray RIlot, John Ticruc,.
Hutchinson VIII M,Nilhu. oscar
Iiluch"r VIII White Jake Harlan.
Ralph kvlchor a. mud g. Strumr.
trrd White, > 1.IIrilN Llo,d Stur.
gees. Hugh Carlisle, charles kuuy.
Jack Mclbuuuugh Mussman. - IA
vine, Tom EEsn, Nj and Mrs Oso.,r
'i"srh aud Nj and Mr. Bert skim
n"r
The Postal CLERK" AUXILIARY had us
Washington meeting IN the home ot
Mrs. Edward Fruuk, aii North l;lc,-
"nth street. Thursda, afternoon
After the hutiu'-s uf the du, WAS
dispensed With Mr. Jo. Sumps read
81 paper on Washington aud Mrs
"ii SULLIVAN PLAYED ESQ selections
ON th" piano.
Delightful Refreshments were ser,
eel. sHtnishod with cherries. and cher
Rios wcr" given t- ft,urs.
Tho members ate M,sdamrs car.
Sullivan. Means SAM stone, john
Cook. g. i.dthrup. UrEHu, g. W. a..
lard, Jos. stamps aud Edward Frank
The Mercedes club meet thls vryk
with Mrs TomorJuh aud dlscu-zrd
sutherland. Tho members arr Mes
DANES Allen. Puuprauk, Ddl,.
Srhult1". William N,mul. Gustafson
Fred Euks Frank M,Ndams. Phn-
prirh aud Miss CtuIarr Phnbriyk.
TWo urW members. Mrs. Blake and
Mrs grravs. were present Also.
AZ It's noAt meeting. Fchruar, 49,,
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The Homo department 81 The Biblo
clasy oI the GOLD aud broadway
church met with Mrs. whitehri ou
Thurrday
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brand Asplnwaii Mccoy Fcik,rt
bryce. LdthROw aud Misses stack aud
lctrir.
VIOLIN REGITAt.
Three of Miss solkc'a advanced pu-
pills viii give violin. recital 80 ths
Christian church on Friday evening".
February a. The foiiouinE program
VIII Doe given;
'Scronade Espaguolc." t..... Acton
Harold Little.
The Donkey Party" ...... greenu alb
Duet hy gladys Harris aud Adclla
Elder
ca "NpriuHseu." ......t.. koFphgf
tbl "scrcnado ......... Gouno,t
Harold Little
witches Dance" ........ kronuId
Adcnn Elder
March from Faust, &C.. Guun "a
Gladys Harris
sleep Gentle Mother ....... Verdi
Duet 70, GLADYS Harris aud AdcIR
Elder.
ScNict from Lucia IT. Hammer
moor. .s....t.....s... buniEctti
Adcid Elder
norma ............... Bclliri
GLADYS Harris
beautiful Evening star. Hoist
Duet by GLADYS Harris aud Adolia
Elder.
The accompanies are Mrs Kinds
aud Miss Martin. The program be-
gins at O'Clock.
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Club Busy Preparing for Meeting
Of STATE Federation in This CRy in March

Park avenue. this week. Part Of the
regular prortam was omitted and
Mrs W W strong gave very in
"ructitc lecture ON foreign cathc.
drnls. tn" lecture was made unus-
uailN interesting bvcausc Mrs strong
has large number of tiruE ~ tho
cathrdrals AMI used microscope GO
enlarge them Airs. strong is ost,c-
rially competent 90 discuss this sub.
icct. having returned bat recently
from "n extended trp abroad.
Tho German club. which meets
tTinightN wHs entertained THUR,
dn, evening ut the homo vt Mrs Bier
nard llf"ld. lh@cn and his dramas wcr,
discussed
Mas. Luuis liuning IN tho president
of this club. Title other mrmb.rs are.
Mcsdumc~ ucruurd llfcld Louis A..
field. Non llfrid Edward Smtz bot.
th"id Spitz T. 4 Seup.ulch. L..
kcInp"pich Albert Gruust,M. Frauk
H"uy, Sol Harris. Edward Roson
valid. ptp pirckmnnu aud ". g.. Fer
gus.ou
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ridge, Joiss Mckee Harry lSrumm.
Nye Martin. Herbert schlck and c. w.
knnx.
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VALENTINES DA

MIS- lIoppIng's guests wcre Aiesdumos
brand. Asplnwaii Mccoy Fcik,ff.
Bryce. LithRow aud Misses stack aud
Ictrir.
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Nus. BITrNER ENTERTAINs.

aud Miss Hickman.
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Tuesday evening F"hfuHrt 90.
THERE VIII bc b concert "a "a" con
grcgltiona church The prrr.au
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-01-23
Try This Honle.Mdde
Cough Remedy
Costs Little, Hut Does the Work
Quickly, or Money Refunded.

Mix one pint of granulated sugar with
1a pint OF warm water, and stir for 2
minutes. Put ~ ounces OF Pinex tttty
cents WORTH in pint bottle; then add
the Sugar Syrup. Take a teaspoonful
every one, two or three hours.
You win find that this simple rem
edy takes hold of cough more quickly
than anything else you ever used. Usu-
ally ends deep seated cough inside
OF "a hours. Splendid, too, for whoop-
ing cough, Group, chest pains, bronchi-
It's and other throat troubles. +. 1t stim-
ulates the appetite and is slightly lax
atiye, which helps end a cough.
This recipe makes more and better
cough syrup than YOU could buy ready
made for $3.50. 1t keeps perfectly and
tastes pleasantly.
Pinex is the most valuable concen-
trated compound of Norway white pine
extract, and is rich in guaiacol and all
the natural pine elements which are so
healing to the membranes. Other prep
arations will not work in this formula.
This plan of making cough syrup with
Pinex and sugar syrup Cor strained
honey has proven so popular through
out the United States and Canada that
1t is often initiated. But the old. sue
cesstil formula has never been equaled.
guaranty of absolute satisfaction,
or. money promptly refunded. goes with
this recipe. Your druggist has Pinex or
will get it for YOU. If not, send to The
Pinex Co, Ft. Wayne. Ind
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-01-23
|OFFUTT TALKS ON
MAGAZINE ATTACKS
Company Wants to Have the
Whole Truth Known
About Operations

After an absence of 10 days in Wash
ington M. Webb onutt. assistant to the
president of the Alabama Power com
pany, returned home Yesterday lie was
away partially on business. but found
time to attend house party for few
days at Annapolis, at which Miss Helen
Taft. daughter of the President. was aIso
a guest.
Mr.. Offutt was apprised upon his re-
turn Of the attacks that are being made
upon his company By newspapers and
magazines in different localities which
have attracted special attention during
the past few days
I'VE have no objection to the absolute
truth being told about our operations In
the SOUTH said Mr.. Offutt "but the trou-
bic is those magazines mislead the people
as do the others who are attacking US so
undeservedly. If they would only tell
the real truth then we would have moth
ing to say. Hhey do not give developers
consideration for harnessing streams
which have been an absolute waste from
time immemorial and converting that past
waste into great boon for this country
and mankind. They do not give US credit
for turning loose volume of gold in
this country which IS absolutely new,
and which benefits all the people They
seem to forget that we are regulated by
laws as to our prices and intend to deal
honestly and fairly with the people. We
Will more than adequately compensate
every section by our labors for any ad-
vantage, imaginary or otherwise that we
may be accredited Of having taken of
them
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-01-23
MEET TO-DAY TO
DICUSS OWL CARS
Exum, Harris and McCutcheon to
Have Conference Upon Report
to City Commission

The committee composed of Mr.. Exum,
Mr.. Harris and Mr.. McCutcheon to dis
cuss the matter of owl cars for Birming-
ham will meet today some time The
Trades Council officials wish late cars
operated on a majority of the street rail.
way lines of the city, which, according
to the officials of the Birmingham Rail
way, Light and Power company will
cost large amount of money and will
be more or less a loss.
The question has been referred to Mr..
Exum and the other two gentlemen for
report. Final action will be taken upon
the report of the committee by the COM
mission as a whole
The general plea for the owl cars Is
that they are to be operated for the
late arrivals In the city. those who of
necessity remain late in the city and for
others who frequently spend money for
taxicabs and hotels while awaiting the
resumption of car service during the early
morning hours.