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The Washington herald., 1913-10-26

their
try, will Washington until later in the
Ekengren who the
arrive Washington until December The Spanish Minister
Belgium Minister and Nine Haventh
Washington and the legations being win
Ter trim
Dorothy Medical Director James Gaewood
NJ North A, will be notable
Wednesday being extensively entertained y her friends Miss
Maitland Marshall for her the New Willard Hotel yesterday
afternoon following heaer
will be ma of honor for her sister, and the
Marshall Miss Ruth Bliss Miss Josephine
Miss Beatrice Crawford of Virginia
will be the best for Lieut. North and the
ushers Godfrey Lieut. Harrington Lieut. Beverly
Dunn Lieut. Crawford and Lieut. E B. Ardery,
all of the Engineer Corps
performed in St Margarets Episcopal Church.
followed by the home of the brides
in Nne,eenth Street =
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GEORGETOWN.

The Misses Ames are entertaining as
their house guest Miss Hattie CaIkins,
daughter of Capt C. G. Calkins, L.. $.
N, and Mrs. CaIkins.
Miss Alice Sawyers has returned from
New York where she has spent the past
two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Levi Cooke and their lit
tie daughter, who have been the guests
OF Mrs. Samuel B. Cooke since their re-
turn from the North. left on Thursday
for their new home, sl4 Woodley Place
Mrs Edward T. DonneIIy. Of Fort
Myer, Va. Is in New York for a week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John L. Owens observed
last Monday their golden anniversary.
Mrs. Owens was Miss S. Fannie Hill.
Mr.. and Mrs Owens have three children,
James L.. Of the District; Mrs w. L.
CONTINUED ON PAGE TWO.
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CLEVELAND PARK.

Dr. and Mrs. Lewis W. Eugster and
their daughter, Miss Elizabeth Eugster.
have returned from their summer home
on Bustins Island, Me.
Mrs. H. L-'Rust has-retured from Rich
mond. Va. where she went to attend the
twenty-first anniversary of the Colonial
DANES.
Miss Florence Torbert is visiting ir
New York.
Miss Marie YeakIe is in Frederick. Md.
Mrs. S. S. voorhees, was hostess on
Thursday for the first meeting of the
musical section of the Century Club.
Mrs.>J. NJ. BurreIl left last week for a
stay in New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Rosa are enter
taining Mr.. Rosa's sister. Mrs. f. L.
Morse, OF Elmira. N Y.
Nr. and Mrs George GwendeT Brown,
who spent the summer with Mrs.
Browns mother. Mrs. Edward S. wes-
colt. have taken apartment in town
for the winter.
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CHEVY CHASE.

DR.. Anna Howard Shaw. Of New York
ana massachusetts,, was the guest whIIs
here Of Or. and Mrs. Ryan Devereaux.
Mrs. Walter s. Abraham has returned
from Alabama. where she spent the past
week.
DR.. and Mrs. Arthur NJ. stimsou. after
spending the summer in North Carolina.
have returned to their home
DR.. and Mrs Stimson are entertajnip.
Dr. George d. Crow. U. S. N, and Mrs.
Crow.
Mrs Harry Warield Dorsey, OF BaIti-
more. who has been visiting Miss Dovie
has left for her home.
Mr.. G. w. A Camp returns todav fron,
trip to Delaware
A dancing class has been formed which
VIII meet the first Thursday of each
month in the Library Hall. Mrs. Grace
jackson is president
Mrs Gait is the guest Of her daughter.
Mrs George c. Minnigerode, for the au-
tumn-
Miss Helen Marshall, who has been
the guest Of Miss Goodwin, has returned
to her home In Georgia.
Miss Julia Doyle will entertain ON
thursday az beauty shower for Mis-,
hargarete titZsimmons. whose marriage
~ -" "hiidin huIteriy VIII take place
on Wednesday, November 5.
Mrs. Malone, of Trenton, N. J.. Is tbs
guest Of her daughter, Mrs E. w.
The Music Club held its first meetipr
OF the season last Monday evening at tho
nome OF Mrs. Richard Clayton. Members
Q, the club who rendered delightful Sc
lections from Berlioz. Meyerbeer. and
Nieuxtemps, were Mrs. Atkins, Miss Re
herta Allen, Mrs. H. A. Coonabs. Mrs
gus ID. Swett and Mr.. Doyle. Miss
richardson and Miss Whitaker wera
quests Mrs. Clarence E Dawson is sec-
retary and treasurer, in place of Mr..
Sohn Weaver. who resigned.
Mrs. Frank P. Leavley. of Rocbsz,sr
\. y, formerly Miss Hetty Diver, is IN,
guest OF her sister. Mrs. Arthur Cone
land. =
Mr.. and Mrs. A. p. C. Grimm and the
Misses GrfItin, who have spent- some tim.
IT Chevy Chase. have leased the Neal
house IN Cleveland Park, and will tax,
possession November L
Mrs. Samuel W. Mellott. wbo snert
some time in Ohio, Joined DR.. MeIIotr
and accompanied him to Richmond. Va
AFTER brief visit there they returned
here iieu
Mr. John L. Weaver has sent out cards
Tor an "at home" to meet Cannon Aus
Iin, rector Of All Saints Church, ON
Tuesday October
Capt. Overton, u. S. A., and fsr;I,,
will occupy the Hulse house In Ienox
Street for the winter.
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Feeley, Mrs. Annie Murphy. chairman
of the euohre committee: Mrs. Joseph
strssburger, chairmanNof the prize COM
mittee: Mrs. Isaac Cans. chairman OF
the ticket committee; Mrs. George Tulley
Vaughan. Mrs. william s. Hardesty.
Mrs J. Esl,in Gadsby. Mrs C. R Dur
-Four. and Mrs. William NJ. Barton.
This epchre Is to be given for the bene-
fit Of the Georgetown University Hospital
on November 10. at 2 o'clock. at
Rauscher's.
The demand for tickets for this euchre
has been unprecedented-such. are the
reports from Mrs. Isaac Cans, who has
on her committee Mrs. Milton Allies, Miss
Alice Riggs. Mrs. Blanche Hall. Miss
Margaret Downs, Mrs. p. p. MuIlett,
Mrs. Joseph strasburger, Mrs. James A.
Cahil1, and Mrs. c. r. Du Four.
: The prizes collected by Mrs. Joseph
Strasburger, assisted by a large COM
mittee, consist OF a great many .besp-
tiful articles. A number OF these are
handmade and are contributed by those
who are interested in the success Of the
Georgetown University Hospital
Mr.. and Mrs. N Rosenblatt will re-
ceive Sunday, November 2, at their home.
9e3 n Street Northwest, from to 10
p. m in honor of the engagement OF
their daughter, EthyIe Goldberg, and
Mr.. NJ. Charles RosenthaI
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White House Luncheon

Mrs. woodrow Wilson will entertain
Mrs. Marshall, wife Of the Vice Presi-
dent, and ladies' of the Cabinet at
luncheon at the White House tomorrow.
Miss Margaret Wilson,, who spent sew
eraI days in New York, has returned to
Washington and Joined her mother and
sisters at the White House.
The Japanese Ambassador. Niscount
Chinda. Is spending a few days at the
Plaza in New York.
The Rev. DR.. southerisnd. OF Berkeley
Springs. Va, who has been visiting the
Vice President and Mrs Marshall at the
Shoreham, left Washington yesterday
for his home. His small son. Master
Thomas Marshall Switzerland, has pro-
IIonged his visit to the Vice President and
Mrs. Marshall, and will remain here Tor
some time longer.
| The marriage of Miss Helen Hunting
ton Downing, daughter Of Mr. and Mrs
| A. C. Downing, and Lieut.. Commander
Hugo w. Osterhaus, u. s. N, Will take
| place on Thursday afternoon, December
4, at st. Johns Episcopal Church.
Lieut.. Commander Osterhaus Is the
son of Rear Admiral Hugo Osterhaus,
| u. S. n, and he has an enviable record
| in the navy. Miss Downing Is one OF
the most popular girls in Washington
society.
Lieut.. Commander Osterhaus will take
his bride to the United States Naval
Academy, where he Is at present sta
toned. ?
Mr.. John Barrett. Director General OF
the Pan-American Union, was host last
night at a dinner at the Chevy Chase
Club, his guests later participating IN
! the regular Saturday night dance at the
| clubhouse.
Others who entertained guests at din
ner before the dance were: Rear Ad-
mlraI and Mrs. Richard Wainwright.
Commander Macmillan Burstyn, naval
attache of the Austrian Embassy; Mr..
and Mrs Henry ID. Spencer, Maj. Theo-
dore Lowe, L. S. NJ. c.: Mr.. and Mrs. A
T. Britton, Mr.. and Mrs Leroy Tuttle,
and Mr. and Mrs. c. V. Wheeler.
Mr.. James L. Phillips, of New York. is
spending a week with his parents, Maj.
| and Mrs. Duncan Phillips, at their house
in Twenty-first Street.
Mrs. Eleanor c. Poe, widow of Gen. Or
lando Poe, and Miss Betty Poe will sail
on the steamer Cincinnati on Tuesday for
Italy, where they VIII spend the WINTER
with friends.
Mrs -Lucian B. Moody, wife Of Capt.
Moody, u. S. A, has sent out invita-
tons to a tea in honor of Mrs Earle
d'Archy Pierce, at her residence in
| Twentieth Street on Saturday afternoon.
Rear Admiral and Mrs. Leutze and Miss
Marion Leutze have given up the house
they occupied last winter In Q Street
and have moved into a residence in
Nineteenth Street, near Street.
The Assistant-Secretary Of the Navy,
Mr.. Franklin Roosevelt, entertained a
party OF friends on board the u. S. :.
Dolphin yesterday when he went 10
Hampton Roads to review the battle
ships as they began their cruise.
Among those who witnessed the de-
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-COpyrisht by EdnonstOn.

Mr.. Morris was connected with the
Southern Railway in Norfolk until last
May, when he came to Washington with
his family to take position at the COM
pany's Office here.
Miss Alice Shepard. who spent the last
week visiting relatives in New York. has
returned. to Washington and Joined her
parents. Mr.. and Airs. Robert Fitch
Shepard, at their home IN Eighteenth
Street
AR. and Mrs. L. J. Jackson and family
are at the Stafford. Lanier Place
Mrs. Ralph Sampson. wife OF Ensign
Sampson. L. s N, is visiting the latter's
mother. Mrs. William T. Sampson, at her
home in New Hampshire Avenue,
Mrs. Meyer Felheimer and Miss Bertha
Jonas have returned to the city from
short trip to New York.
Miss Lillian Burnstein. who was visit
ing friends in New York this summer.
returned during the week to her home
here.
There was large and fashionable at
tendance at the dansant at the Shore
ham yesterday afternoon
Some of those present were: Gen and
Mrs. William P. Biddle, Viscount J..
Henri de Sibour, Mr.. J. Low Hartman,
Mr.. Oliver Hartman, Miss Margaret
Perrin. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hagner. DR..
and Mrs. H. Hilond Kerr, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ormsby McCammon. Mrs. Charles Park
er Stone, the Misses Stone. Miss Trum-
bull. Mr.. Milton TrumbuIl, Mrs. Harry
Cole. Mr.. Penn Turner. Mr.. Arthur Ad-
olson. Mr.. Peachy Spencer. Mr.. Danger
field Spencer. Mrs E. Sinclair Cameron.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry wardman. Mrs
Harry Williams. Mr. Harry Dickson.
Mr.. and MrS Fred Holtzmann. Mr.. Ar
thur Brown. Miss Robertson. Mr.. John
Buckley. Mr.. Mclean, and Miss Me-
caFtney.
Miss Selma Kahn has returned to
Washington after a short visit with
friends in Baltimore.
Civil Engineer Richard c. HoIlyday, u.
S. N, and Mrs. Hellyday. have returned
to Washington for the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Sanger and daugh-
ter have returned here and are now
located at 1911 Wyoming Avenue.
The Washington herald., 1913-10-26
For Children's S Hospital

Society is taking an active interest in
the opening night of Peg o. My Heart, :"
at the Belasco Theater Monday, Novem-
Der J. The benefit is for the Children's
Hospital. given under the auspices of st.
Mary's Guild. of which Miss Bertha
Rocker. Of Georgetown. is president
Among those holding boxes are: Mr..
Theodore MacAboy, Mrs. Thropp. Mrs.
Hurich, Mrs. Mcclure. Mrs. Bradley.
Mrs. Johnstone, Mrs Glover, Mrs. Brown
son, and Mrs. Mcmillan.
Other welI-known people having seats
are: Mrs. Corbill, Gen. and Mrs. Sanger,
Judge Hagner, DR.. Acker, Mr.. and Mrs.
William A. Meavus. DR.. and Mrs. Van
Reypell. Dr. and Mrs John c. Simpson,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Ballantyne, Mr..
and Mrs. James N. Greene, Mr.. and MS
William j. Fathers, Gen. and Mrs. C.
Peyton Russell, Mr.. and Mrs Woodruff,
Mr.. George Hooker, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
mund Talcoff. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Warden, Mr.. and Mrs. A Steuart. Mr..
and Mrs ]. Morgan, Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph
Lee.
Wescott. Mrs. Wotaerspoon, Mrs. Nor
man Williams. Mrs Armistead Peter,
Mrs. r. Ross Perry, Mrs. Mahlon Pit
ney. Mrs. James Mcmillan. Mrs. F. b.
MCGUIRE, Mrs, Horace Lurton. Mrs.
Leonard Wood. Miss Kibbey. Mrs. Ralph
Jenkins, Mrs John A. Johnston, Mrs
Herman Jennings. Mrs. Thomas Hyde,
Mrs Herman Hoilerith. Mrs. Thomas N.
Gale. Mrs Charles Glover. Mrs. Finaley,
Mrs. George Dunlop. Mrs Edison Brad
ley. Mrs. Brownson. Mrs. Nicholas An
derson.
The euchre to be given by the mem-
bcrs OF the board Of the Georgetown
University Hospital promises to be- a
very successful affair. The members Of
the board, who are deyoting so much
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plannins for Coming Season
NATALIE suMNER L1NCeLN.

~ occupied uncoyerng
ting the Odor of moth ball clothing
their attention things social approach of November
has caused thei calendars
number of hOstes waiting for the from % White
House of the dates selected by the President and Mrs. Wilson for their official
entertainments before planning their winter campaigns.
Mrs Woodrow Wilson little last week
mencng her informal afternoon of which the
First Lady the Land particularly fond and which became quite fea
ture of White House hospitality On Friday afternoon Mrs VIII
son received Mrs Edward White wife of the Chief Justice and the wives of
The associate justices of the Supreme Court and entertained them informally
at tea in the Red Room
W the social side of President Wilson'S be gay
question which confined anxious duHes alone The Ma
honai Capital unique respect from its sister cities the United States
sOiy larger here than anywhere when
fuuates the butterflies
the South and Europe Washington their
Washingtons
Cicaon looks life
social affairs this entertaining probably will be done
by the officials CT he administration: .-..
many away
roads, lanes bride paths leading clubs
are Washington Riding
the organizations kind
hunts and Washington boasts magnificent riders of both
that always keel anticipated by lovers of the horse
The Chevy popular
all
through the :Od monh Wednesday Saturday the avote days
FOR informal entertainments Chevy Chase Club and tables for dinner
O b engaged iar in
And unquesOnaby extremely
tangled tango analing
And the hesitation" fshwa other variations of the
modern in
clubhouse
distinguished foreigners recently Washington
asked
a raeeof ..
1t has the fashion their clothes
Chevy appearing
these looked
concluded there will be fewer
willing their best clothes club dance
There outlook world Several
Bachelors germans
give
The hoesses who will balls this be
counted
dancing especially
charity ball Thanksgiving and
delight The ball will be for the Noel House. under the
Of lady which Mrs Henry Cleveland Perkins
charge bathrooms
secured Davis Orchestra all the will be
night aG hbitum
Society charity
Chdrens Hospital the Charity which
will be announced later in the
Germany the ImperaO landing
York will drct Washington Nearly all the
returned
cations Spring
Hungary will be the only represented by charge dfi for
The Washington herald., 1913-10-26

parture Of the feet from the deck of
the Dolphin were: Mr.. John Z. Osborn,
Assistant Secretary OF State; Mr.. Henry
Breckenridge, Assistant Secretary of
War; Mr.. Samuel ]. Graham, Assistant
Attorney General; Mr.. John Burke,
Treasurer of the United States; Mr.. Jo-
seph E. Davis, Commissioner Of Corpora
iions, and Senator Brandegee.
Lieut.. Commander Emmet r. Pollock.
u. S. N, has leased the residence, 1900
Wyoming Avenue, for the winter.
The Washington herald., 1913-10-26
Benefit Performance,

The Christ Child Society will be the
beneficiary OF the performance tomor-
row night OF THE Poor Little Rich
Girl" at the New National Theater. A
fashionable audience is assured. and the
boxes have been taken by many proml-
nent women who are deeply interested IN
the great good which the Christ Child
The Washington herald., 1913-10-26
PILES CURED AT HOME By
new ABSORPTION METHOD.

II you suffer from bleeding. itching,
blind or protruding piles, send me your
address. and / will tell sou how to cure
yourself at home by the new absorption
treatment: and Will also send some Of
this home treatment free for trial, with
references from your own locality il re-
quested. Immediate relief and permanent
cure assured. Send no money, but tell
others OF ibis offer. Write today to Mrs.
NJ Summers. Box P. South Bend. Ind.
The Washington herald., 1913-10-26

Yes. Of ToDAY-with all the newness
and freshness Of a new season-new lasts
for greater comfort-new feathers for bet
ter wear-new colors shapes and patterns
for that elusive something called style.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-11-22
News of the Railroads and Union Labor Organizations

The entertainment committee promises
Electrical workers union SIS held
its regular weekly meeting Friday
night al Central Labor hal. Only Fou-
tine business was transacted. G. c.
Nordholm, vice president, presided, in
the absence of ]. H. JacOby, president,
J. T BipPus, secretary, reported work
improving. The meeting was well at
The Bartenders' union will hold its
regular semi monthly meeting Sunday
afternoon at 1870. Ed Levy is presi-
dent. Chas. Holdren is secretary.
The regular semi-monthly meeting
of the Theatrical Stage Employees
union will be held Sunday morning at
10 o'clock in Central Labor hall c. E.
Monyer. president, will preside. Bruce
Steel is the secretary. g..
A. R. Brooks, asniember Of the Sheet
Metal Workers union. has gone TO
Morenci, Ariz., where he VIII 40 sheet
metal work on the new Metcalf school
building. He expects TO De on the JoD
Geo Peckham has finished the sheet
metal work On the roof at the Osaple
barr He is employed by the Fl PaSo
Sheet Metal works and Is member
of the Sheet Metal Workers union.
W. A. Wood, a union sheet metal
sick since his arrival here about two
7. P. Smith, a member OF the Car
mems union. Is I'll at his home in East
FL Paso. He is employed at the I. &
Mrs, Henry Ellis. wife OF Henry FL
lis president Of the Railway Carmen
union, has been seriously i'll at their
home, T9 Eucalyptus street, in East 81
Paso. but is reported to be improved.
Mr.. Ellis is employed at the 7. & p.
g. 4. Halling has finished installing
q heating plant in new i've room
bungalow in the $500 block on Boule
yard for Perry-Kirkpatrick. He is en-
ployed by H. Welsch company. and is
q member Of the Sheet Metal Workers
A. a. Krack. a member of the Sheet
Metal Workers union, has laid OH
for few days, suffering from a bad
cold. He Is employed Oy h "eisen
+. F. Keller is doing show work for
H Weisch Co He is a member Of the
Sheet Metal Workers union
Frank Robertson has returned 70
the cement plant where he viii DO
blowpipe work. He is employed By II.
Welsch Co. and is member OF the
sheet Metal workers union
c. ". Scott is installing a large sky
light on the new First National bank
member of the Sheet Metal workers
Roy Donahue has fininshed wiring
two two story residences IN Govern
ment Hill for the Independent Electric
Co He is a member OF Electrical
Workers union No. osS.
Geo. W. Taylor has been working for
the FL Paso Electric and supply Co.
for the past week. He is member
of Electrical Workers union No. 5S3.
Roy walker and z. E Dickson are
completing the electrical work on the
new army hospital at Fort Bliss. Both
men are members Of Electrical Work
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-11-22
Time Table Changes Make Many
Vacant Passenger Runs on S. p.

portant meeting in the general office
building of the company at FL Paso at
s o'clock, on the evening of Dec. 6.
TheD. r. W. switch engine in the
Douglas yards OF the western division
of the Southwestern, is up for bids
from firemen.
The turn on the Deming branch of
the Southwestern, vacated by fireman
p n. Booker is up for bids from all
firemen of the west end. The senior
applicant will be assigned.
r r. Brown. of the Southwestern,
has vacated his turn on the c. & A
switch engine in the Douglas yards
and it is up for bids.
J.. o. King, engineer for the South
western, is back on the local slow
board. after freight trips to CarrizoZo
and return. He was displaced by en-
gineer s. o. BOttOroff.
W. H. Butterbaugh, extra engineer
for southwestern is making trips be-
tween FL PaSo and Carrizozo. Extra
fireman G. A. Norton is firing for him.
Eastern division fireman Smith, of
the Southwestern, has reported for
duty, displacinS extra fireman r.
Hamilton.
c. L. Adams, extra engineer for the
Southwestern, is back on the slow
board after freight trip between FL
Paso and Hachita-
c. /. Shay extra fireman for the
Southwestern between FL Paso and
Hachita, is back on the slow board,
after a round trip with engineer c. L
Adams.
John Delanyey, A. D. Devlin and c.
J. Sullivan have secured positions with
the G. H. & S. A. as switehmen and
were assigned to the local extra list.
J. Bryant, brakeman for the S. p. be-
tween FL Paso and Lordsburg, is laying
off
G L Hall, switchman for the G. H at
FL Psso. is laying off.
Switchman L. G. Turner, OF the G.
II, at FL Paso, is laying off on account
Of illness.
J. ]. Trainor, engine foreman for the
G. H at El Paso. has reported for duty.
Mail cranes have been installed at
Columbus, n. NJ; ROdeO and Naco, Ariz.,
on the western division Of the South
western. for train No. 3's mail.
c. J. Sullivan. extra switchman for
the G. H at FL Paso, is working for
few shifts with engine foreman W. N.
Neal, on the night lead engine in the FL
PasO Yards
T. O. McCabe. switchnan for the G.
Fl. at FL Paso, is laying off on account
Of illness
John Thompson, engine herder for the
Texas & Pacific at FL PasO, is laying
off sick, and Switchman George Yancey
is filling his place.
Superintendent L U. Morris, Of the
eastern division Of the Southwestern,
with headquarters at Tucumcari, n. NJ,
Is in the city.
Joe Rupert, brakeman for the s. P. at
Tucson. -Ariz., is laying off and is Wis
iting FL Paso relatives.
Operator Gonzales. Of the G. H, has
reported for duty. He was shifted to
the keys at Marathon, Tex.
Operator c. L. Bush, OF the G.. H. at
Marathon, Tex, is laying off and has
left on big game hunting trip.
81 ", Connolly assistant superin-
tendent for the G. H. has returned, l
after a trip over the Ell Paso division
Of the road
J. J Matthews, engineer for the s P
at Tucson, has returned to his home,
after a short stay with his family in
FL Paso.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-11-22

ers union No. $50. and employed BY
the National Telegraphone Co.
W. n. HeRdry, a member OF the
Plumbers union, has taken a position
with Fraser Bros. doing job steam
fitting.
Harry Kfenle, a member OF Electrical
Workers union No. $50, has been do
ing shop work for the Swat Elec-
q. G. Nordholm. a member OF Elec-
tFicaI Workers union No. '5S3, has been
laying off for the past week taking a
rest. He expects to return to work
Monday at the FL Paso Electric supply
G. v. Cook and ]. H. Jaeoby have
been doing shop work for the last Jew
days for the Pass City Electric Co;
Both men are members OF Electrical
Workers union No. 583.
Thomas Prather, a cableman, mas
gone to Albuquerque. n. NJ, where ne
will do cable work for the Mountain
States Telephone and Telegraph Co:
He is a member Of Electrical Workers
union No. SIS
+ c. Wilson, q member OF Elec-
tricaI workers union No. SIS, has been
working at hatch, N NJ, for the past
week for the Mountain State Telegraph
and Telephone company.
l. z. Alsup and J.. P Drake nave re-
turned from Alamcgordo, n. N. where
they have been doing construction
work for the Tri-State Telephone and
TELEGRAPH CO. Both men are mem 0ers
of Electrical Workers union No 5S0-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-11-22


The answer to that question is usu-
ally given in dollars. But l don't
mean how much money, as money Of
itself is dToss, inert, useless. Money
is only a means to an end-happinesS,
health, service, etc.
How much happiness do you earn
for others and yourself? How much
enjoyment does your job yield you
and yield others? How much service
do you put into the world and what
dividends do you draw for it?
Do you make your existence, your
living worth while for yourself and
others?
How many men know who are
earning dollars a-plenty, but who are
really earning little of what counts.
They are so overwhelmingly engrossed
in business, in dollar-malxing, that
they get nothing for their dollars.
Their life pays neither them Hor any
one else dividends Of the night kind.
The juggernaut Of dOIIar-making has
crushed out Of them every capacity
for genuine enjoyment, every grace,
every unseIfish sentiment and in
stinct.-B. c. Forbe is The Chicago
Examiner.