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La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1914-06-13

Gran sensation ha causado en-
los Condados de Lassen, Shasta y
Plumas, aquf en- California, la
erupcion del Monte Lassen, un
volcan que estaba apagado desde
mas de doscientos amos, y cuyos
crateres han sido ricos veneros
de azure. En- esta semana CO.
memo a arrojar grandes column
mas de hume, a las que siguieron
toneladas de lava y fuego; eau
sando espanto los retumbos y
temblores consequences, en- los
lugares cercanos al Volcan. Una
comisi6n del Gobierno estudia ell
fenomeno, al que Sc lie da poca
importancia aquf.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1914-06-13
Bale para Beneficio.

La Sonora Luz Martinez, muy
conocida en- esta ciudad como
profesora de Espanol e Ingles, Sc
encuentra enferma, y con ell fin
de allegarle fondos para atender
los crecidos gastos que demanda
la atencion medica, un grupo de
sus amigos y amigos, daran un
bale en- benefcio de dicha seno-
ra, la noche del Sabado 20 del
presente mes en- ell Washington
Square Hall, esquina de Powell
Y Columbus Avenue.
FL bale promote ser muy con-
currido por nuestra colonia.
Los boletos de entrada general
son de % centavos.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1914-06-13

mol, aquel que Sc preocupa por ell
bien de los suyos. En- Arizona
ha habido un hombre bueno, que
sobreponiendose energicamente
a todas las bajas pasiones, ha To-
grade establecer ALI, entire los
suyos, la unidad de patria, man
teniendo en- todos ell espiritu de
union para robustecer la solida-
ridad espanola. Don Francisco
Juanes, que ha sido ell paladin de
esa obra unificadora, es ell actual
Presidente de la Sociedad Espa-
hola que lleva por titulo ell NOM
bre de Alfonso XIII; sus prop6-
sitos es ell de crear en- todos los
lugares limftrofes a Morenci, en-
donde Sc vayan radicando espa-
noles, Sociedades dependencies
de la central que el meritisima-
mente preside. SUI labor es hon
rosisima y desde aqui solo nos
cabe alentarle a que siga por ell
canine emprendido, sin permitir
que un solo espanol de los ALI ra-
dicados dele de asociarse.
Ell bienestar de la Colonia 10
reclama y va que a el lie ha cabi-
do en- suerte, ser ell profeta, lu-
che con denuedo hasta adquirir
ell baculo de ap6stol.
San Francisco, a 10 de JUNO
de 1914.
Fernando Garcia Munoz.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1914-06-13
CeIebro su Cumpieahos

Ell apreciable Sr. Oscar White,
digno Representative del ITALIAN
SWISS COLONY en- esta ciudad,
celebro su natalicio la noche del
Lines s del corriente, en- su re-
sidencia No. 1070A, Gale Wash
ington. La reunion estuvo vas
tante animada. Estuvieron pre-
sentes las siguientes personals:
Oscar w. White, Sra. Carolina
White, Francisco Gutierrez, Luis
Abello, Sra. Blasa Abello, Senior
Francisco Becerra Y Sonora, Sc
norita Eloisa Salazar, A. de la
Tore, Sra. Jesucita M. de la To-
RE Y varias otras personals.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1914-06-13
Nota Social.

La velada organizada por ell
"Club Azteca de Senoras'' en- ell
Eagles Hall, 273-275 Golden Gate
Ave, la noche del Sabado 6 del
corriente, en- obsequio de sus So
clos, familias Y Club de Senores,
estuvo muy concurrida, llevan-
dose a efecto ell programa que de
antemano tenian preparado. Ell
cual Sc componia de los siguien-
ties nGmeros:
1o installation de la Directi-
va del Club.
2o Presentation y discourse de
la muy distinguida Sonora Rosa
Sutherland, Presidenta del Club.
80 Solo de canto, por la seno-
rita Madero.
AZ Solo de piano, por la nina
Isabelita Fernandez.
Sc Poesia por la senorita Bea-
triz Hernandez.
Sc Bale del Abanico, por Car
melita Schmitz.
Z. . Selectas pleas de M1si-
ca, ejecutadas por la Estudianti-
ma del Club.
FL Reporter, sapaz para re-
producer ielmente los bellisi-
mos conceptos expresados por
la Sra. Presidenta. Sutherland.
en- pro del adelanto del Club y
bienestar de sus consocios. solo
Sc propone hacerun debil comen-
tario.
La Sra. Sutherland, sin duda
alguna, es un elemento de gran
valia para ell referido Club, POI
la energia y constancia que de-
muestra, cualidades indispensa-
bles en- quIen como ella. dirije
una corporation, a fin de llevarla
al lugar que Sc lie espera, es de-
cir, al engrandeeimiento En- e.
fecto, un tanto emocionada. perC
con palabra clara Y viril, hizo ur
energico llamamiento a senoras
Y senoritas para que ingresen al
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1914-06-13
Consul General de Mica
ragua en- es puerto.

Hace pocos dias que lego a
esta ell Senior Alexandra Canton,
nombrado Gltimamente Consul
General de Nicaragua en- San
Francisco. Por muchos amos ell
Sr. Canton ha desempehado al
tos puestos en- ell Gobierno. VI
timamente ocup6 ell importante
puesto de Ministro de la RepG-
blica de Nicaragua. Esta hospe-
dado en- ell Hotel Winchester.
Pr6ximamente llegara su su
familia.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1914-06-13
CRONICA -
TriSte SuceSo.

En- la madrugada del Sabado
80 del mes recien pasado, ocu-
rrio un choque entire los Vapores
Empires Of Ireland y ''Stor-
stad" en- ell Rio San Lorenzo, en-
ell Canada; del cual resuIt6 la
perdida total del "Empros of
Irelad" pereciendo 1924 perso-
mas, la mayor parte de elias pa
sajeros de segunda y de tercera
clase. De la tripulaci6n, muri6
mas de la mitad; pero pudieron
salvarse unos 233 hombres, en-
ire ofciales y marineros. De los
pasajeros salvados, solo Sc cuen-
tan 35 de primera, AZ de segun-
da y 1876 de tercera. Els una eca-
tombe que ha llenado de luto ell
corazon de la humanidad. y solo
comparable con la nunca olvida-
da trajedia del Titanic" en- que
perecieron millares de personals
ell ano pasado. La causa del cho-
que fue la espesa niebla que i'm
pidi6 divisarse un vapor del otro.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1914-06-13

3CROA
Sr. Director de LA Cr6nica,
Ciudad.
Muy Sr. MIC:
Contra mi manera de pensar,
muy agena par cierto a TODD de-
SEQ de adqultir notoriedad por
medic de las columnas de un pc
ri6dico, me oermito hoy y en-
fuerza de las circunstancias por
que atravieso, demandar de Vd.
y en- mi favor la benevolencia de
insertar en- las columnas de su
semanario estos renglones mics
con ell fin de Due todos aquellos,
que va por amistad a mi persona
o va por simple curiosidad tienen
fila su ateneicn en- ell bochornoSo
asunto en- que me he visto en-
vuelto por anmadversi6n perso-
nal de un incjviduo, sepan que
NADIA tengo deiresponsabilidad en-.
este asunto. lue tengo la con-
ciencia mas alta de que todos y
cada uno de mis- actos Sc han &C.
nido siempre a los mas extrictos
principles de la honradez y bue-
ma fe y que en- apoyo de 10 que
digo espero ell fallo de esta Corte
ante la cual he sido acusado, la
que no dude me concedera toda
la razon que me asiste. Por 10
cual a todos y a cada uno de los
que quieren saber que soy en-
realidad, les pido que para for
marse un juicio exacto de mi
persona, esperen ell fallo de la
Justicia.
Agradeciendo a Vd. de ante
mano 10 que en- mi favor Sc sirva
hacer, aprovechando esta opor-
tunidad para suscribirme de Vd.
muy atentamente suyo afmo. y
S. S. @. f. S. NJ.
FERNANDO PALACIoS.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1914-06-13

Club, y que dejen a un lado es-
crupulos de antano. Que aleien
de 81 esa indolencia y apatia,
causa principal de la desolaci6n
de las Corporaciones. Palabras
que causaron profunda emoci6n
Y muy buen efecto en- todos los
presentes, pues al termlnar Sc
escuch6 una estrepitosa ovacion
Y prolongados aplausos, a la muy
distinguish Presidenta.
FL resto del programa fle eje-
cutado muy bien, recibiendo to-
das, flores y muchos aplausos,
con specialized la Srita. Beatriz
Hernandez y la Estudiantina del
Club; la que esta dirijida por la
iniciadora y ex-Presidenta del
Club, Sra. Gillespie.
En- seguida Sc bail6 hasta las
11-30 p. m. bora en- que Sc con-
dujo a todos en- general a la plan
ia baja del edifcio, donde esta
servida una sangria en- abundan-
cia, sodas y un exquiso Lonche,
con 10 que dio termino tan agra
dable velada.
CONCURRENCE.
Senoras:
Rosa j. Sutherlad, Wallace e
hija, NJ. Gear, NJ. Hermosillo y
familia, Guadalupe Konvas, G..
F. Gomez. r. l.. Vasquez, r. Or
nelas, De Fernandez, S. Patana,
A. G. Vealarte, Lulsa Esquerro,
De Felix.
Senoritas:
Carmen Herrera, Lupe Gomez.
Ezquerro, Line Alma, Valdiyia,
Westphal, Sarita Madero, Lom-
bardo, +. Beltlan, f. Zatarain,
S. Zatarain.
SenoreS:
f. Gillespie, d. d. Aguero, A.
C. Barraza. Francisco Felix, J.
Andrade, j. Meneses, R.. Ruelas,
Garz6n, R. Rivera, S. Algeria,
Cerna. r. G.. Pinto, Konvas, Luis
Drads, l.. Chappuis, L. G. Ri
vera Y muchas otras personals,
que sentimos no recordar sus
nombres.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1914-06-13

La Cr6nica'' tiene ell honor
de felicitar a esa honorable cor
poraci6n, por ell exito alcanzado
en- esa Velada, y al mismo ITEM
20 da las mas infnitas grancias,'
por la invitaci6n que Sc sirvieron
hacerle.
Ell REPORTER.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1914-06-13

comerciantes, industriales, y pro-
fesionales.
En- otro orden de cosas y al
%contrario de 10 que cor nuestra
Colonia en- San Francisco, aeon
tece, los espanoles en- Arizona Sc
han localizado de una manera fir
me y s6lida. Sc han confederate
sin disidencias nj escandalos.
Han ejecutado no dicho; ell deseo
de u~nifcarse fue una consecuen-
cia l6gicamente necesaria en- e.
Hos; para la defensa de sus mis-
mos intereses, hasta para SUI mis-
ma seguridad personal. 70 no
establezco parallels, pero los es-
panoles de Arizona son indlscu-
tiblemente mas sociables que los
de San Francisco, y ALI segura-
mente han luchado con mas diff
cuItades que las que habia aqui,
toda e que no gozan de los mis-
mos elementos. Sin embargo,
son hijos del mismo suelo y han
aspirado elmismo aire salutffero
de la terra santa. Han seguldo
ell ejemplo de nuestras Colonias
de hispano-america, han com
prendido desde un principle que
la base para la estabilidad de la
colectividad esponoIa ALI estrl-
baba en- la solidaridad de entire
todos sus elementos; ell trillado
lena de la union hace la fuer-
"a" Sc ha cumplido ALI con todas
sus benegciosas consecuencias.
Cuando llegue ell paro forzoso ola
huelga de convenience, la Colo
MIA no conocera con todas sus ne
gruras ell horrendo cuadro de la
miseria.
Ell sentimiento collective es ell
amor a la patria; dentro DEL te-
rritorio que a la patria integra,
la vida entire los que la compo-
men es intima, familiar, entrana-
BILE. Cuando nos alejamos de
ella, 81 queremos conservar la vi
sion siquiera de la patria misma,
Sc hace indispensable la relacion
que Sc inspira en- ell sentimiento
de origen; de no ser asi habre-
mos de convertirnos en- seres
anodinos y neutros sin mas pa
tria que la de nuestros recuer-
dos.
De los espanoles de Arizona
dice muy alto, cuanto en- pocos
amos han hecho. Hoy cuenta con
cuatro importantes Sociedades,
La que menos superaa 800 MEM
bros. Tres de elias son de benef-
cencia mutua, pero dependencies
de la central radicada en- Moren-
eli; las dos restantes que no son
sino S~ucursales, Sc italian esta-
blecidas en- Miami y Ray. Entire
las tres cuentan con 1920 MEM
bros. Aparte de estos centres
benehcos existe tambien I'm i'm
portante Circulo Espanol recrea-
tivo-instrucctivo. Sc han preocu-
pado de la instruction de sus hi
jos Y al hacer que aprendan la
lengua del pals, no han olvidado
ensenarles en- primer termino la
de la terra de su origen, la del
suelo de sus mayores.
Elogios y muy mercedes tiene
para mi. y para TODD buen espa-
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1914-06-13
REMITIDO.

Hotel Argonaut, Juno 3 de 1914.
Sr. Director de La Cr6nica, F"
Ciudad.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1914-06-13
LA CR0NICA"

Published weekly by
J.. C. Castro
j. de la Fuente
Santiago Silva y M
1858 Powell Street S. F.
Per Annum So. 40
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-10-07
Laurence Jones
Finds Color Line
Drawn IL, North

Refused lodging in all the hotels and
the Y. NJ. &. A., Laurence {. Jones, col
ored, formerly of this city, now head
of the Piney Woods school for poor
blacks near Braxton. Miss, was COM
PEELED 10 seek the police station as a
place To sleep at Mankaio, Mimi. ae-
cording to news story sent out from
Msnkato.
Jones had been working hard al
Gay. canvsssing among friends WI"
are aiding in supporting MS school. he
was tired and sought rest. one hotei
after another refused him. as Gid also
the Y. NJ. G.. A. 1t is "a q, on the
ground that he is a negro. Jones mail
~ was accommodated 1T he police
station. where he was given place to
sleep.
Jones is the only colored hcy eyer to
have been graduated from the Mar
shaUtown high school Later he
worked his way thru the state unlNor-
SHY, or which he is an alrmnus. MANY
Iowa people, includins several from
this city. are supporting rim in his
9 God wora being done am ing the poor
2 eGroes al the south. n une OF the
fuest private homes in ta.s city last
wear Jones end his wife mere guests
honor al dinner part nj which
The other guests were Wa:te.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-10-07
SIMPLE WAY TO
END DAkDRUFf
Stop Falling Hair and Itching
Scalp.

There is one sure way that has never
failed 70 remove dandruff at once. and
that is 10 dssnlv. it then you destroy
il entirely. To DO this, just get about
four ounces of plain, common liquid
arvon from any drug gtore tthis is all
you Will need. apply it al night when
retiring. use enough 70 moisten the
scalp and rub it in gently with the
finger tips.
BY morning, most If not all, of your
dandruf will be gone. and three or four
more applications will completely dis
solve, and entirely destroy, every single
sign and trace of it, no matter how
mucn dandrnh you may have.
Ycu viii fnd al itching and digging
of the scalp VIII stop instantly and your
hair VIII be fluffy. lustrcus. glossy.
silky. and soft nd look and feel hun
dred times better
If you value your hair, YOU should get
rid Of dandruff at once. for nothing de-
stroys the hair 50 quickly. i not only
starves the hair and makes il fall out
but II makes II stringy. straEgly. dull
dry. brittle and iifeIess, and everybody
notices it.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-10-07
LODGE REFLECTS OLD OFFICERS
Emil Seleine Elected Head Of Knights
Of Columbus For Fourth Time.

The annual election Of Marsha II
Council. No. a66, knights OF Columbus.
was held III the lodge nall Tuesday
evening resulting III seH c~al Of the old
officers being reelected. Grand Knight
Emil Seleine was elected for the fourth
time. The election resulted as fol-
lows. Grand knight. Emil Seleine:
deputy grand knight. Willism White;
treasurer John Thisseu; chancellor
W, &. McCarter; adv ocatc I. II. Bend
iage. tiraucial secretary. Edward
hIte. recording secreta:A. Leroy
Z.mmcr warden, A. +. Mellinssr;
trustee. for full term. Peter Marcy
trustee short term. Russell James; in
side guard Faark Marcy; ouisid"
guard William Herbert.
Mossrs, Scleine. Wiilidn White.
rhIssen. McCar;en Edward White.
ana FRANK Marcy were reelected.
Following the election iran sements
were made for The Initiation Il large
cas- expected u number aa"Wl nfty
members on Sinda. oct. =. in the
kn.ahts oC cajumnss hal. The degree
,sam ~ Marshal! cpan.N Mil have
chsrce az the WurN IN the irsi and sec
.aaa degree and the NorE ~ ne third
gree vii ae eNempi.fiel by +, 6.
Dunn and s;eI Of Mason y Proini-
uert Spee,erS WiI @e scored, ard
.arcuet VII -" served a. the .oGee
mem Aers and Inc new members n the
evening y majority - ;hs candidates
ag. from ihiS an. a!t there Mi! he
sa1ora tyom Han er1ill Sac Center,
Gua l,laora asst rama
TEe rstaiiat = of Officers Min ta6c
ii5ats a; ;h" rrsy meeting II Novem'er
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-10-07
READ THE r..R. WANT ADS.
Notice Of Sale Under leass With q
ChattaI Mortoaoe CIause.

To J. Robt. Callahan, Mrs. c. A. Miller.
National Cash Register Company
and Samuel H. Manwaring:
You are hereby notified that w. T.
Miller. the owner and holder Of a GER
tain lease containing chattel mort
gage clause, dated February ~, 1914,
executed by w. T. Miller to j. Robt.
Callahan, to secure the payment of
rent on the west half Of the store room
occupied by W. T. Miller, located at
l2l East Main street. MarshAlltown.
Iowa, the same being rented for SIS. 90
per month, has taken possession Of the
property covered by said chattel mort
gage clause. which rent now past due
amounts to $4,000 that the said W.
T. Miller has elected to forecose said
chat;el mortgage clause or chattel
mortgage contained in said lease for
the purpose of paving said rent and
the cost and accruing cost of the sale
and viii sell the. same at 10 o'clock In
the forenoon on>;he eth day OF Oc-
tober. 1914. in the building covered by
said lease. to-wit. he West Half OF
the store room located at l21 East
Main street. MarshalltoWn, Iowa. IN
accordance with the provisions of said
lease and cifattel mortgage and the
laws of the state Of Iowa which sale
Aill he made by the sheriff of Mar
shall county. Iowa. as the agent OF
said w. T. Miller The property COW
cred by said chattei mortgage con-
sists Of one Soda Fountain. with all its
accessories complete including the
counter in front thereof: cone holder;
nut grinder; ice cream cabinet. con
sistiuG % three cans. and glasses and
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-10-07
OLD MEMBER OF HOME DEAD.
Lieut.. John Laporte Stricken With Ap
oplexy Tuesday Afternoon.

.>ltho III in the hospital for long
time. AMI almost blind from cataracts,
Lieut.. John Laporte, one of the old
time members OF the soldiers home.
died suddenly at 4:l0 Tuesday after
noon OF apoplcxy Mr.. Laporte entered
the soldiers home from Davenport Oct.
IS. 1892.
MIR Laport. vas a native OF Harri-
son county. ohio where he vas born,
Nov. g. lS2S. He VAS living al Mills
burg Iowa county. when the war broke
out and at Mllsbure was mustered az
first corporal in Company ]. Thir-
teenth Iowa infantry. Nov, /. 1861. He
vas promoted as third sergeant Feb.
IL. 1862. was made second lieutenant
July /. 1862. and first lieutenant Aug
II. 1864 AS frst lieutenant he was
for time in command Of his company.
MIR I.aporte Was mustered ont of ser
vice Nov i 1854, the expiration OF his
term of service.
Surviving Mr. Laporte are his widow.
Mrs isabelle l.aporte. Who is a mem
her OF the home and two sons, John. Of
Wetumks. Okla. ami Sherman, OF Rock
Island III
Funeral services viii be held from
the assembly hall at 8 o'clock Thursday
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-10-07
1hual surnhan Honns

Thuei Burnham. pianis-. son 81 Judge
and Mrs 9 w Rurnhem II Vinton.
formerly OF this city. has just returned
10 America from the aar zone 81
Europe according % porG received
from Tinton Mr. Burnnam landed IN
New York Friday Mr. Burnham eas
in France At the outbreaks If the var
ara decided to remain in Paris. be-
iieving ne would be safe from inc nor
rors Of the var there The German
army got too close 10 Paris for com
fort. however. and Rurnham eft for
London, where he remained until time
for MS work in New York 10 begin.
Mr. Rurnham experienced no great
difficulty in leaving Paris and arrived
in London safely. the frif. being with
ont an unusual Incident Nr Durham
plans 10 open At once studio in New
York city where he Will devote his
tune 10 instruction when rot engaged
in concert work on the road He has
several engagements % fill turnout the
country this fall and winter.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-10-07
Appetite Follows
Good Digestion

Nearly everyone INDUCES their
appetite and the digestive organs
are abused. resulting il con-
gestion OF poisonous waste that
clogs the bowels and causes much
misery and distress.
The most effective remedy to
correct TINS condition is tho COM
hination OF simple laxative herbs
wirh pepsin k-own as Or. cald
wcl3'n syrup Pepsin. This ~
natural. pleasant tasting remedy.
gentle Vet positive in action. and
quickly relieves Indigestion, con-
situation. sick headache. belching,
etc Dug stores soil Or. ca!d-
well's syrup pepsin at city cents
and on" dollar 4 bottle. and in
thousands Of BONES il is the in
dispensa bic family remedy For a
f;-e trial ssG:tie ~.i.e pr. " u.
Caldwell. ~ Washington ST..
Monticello. Ill.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-10-07

stretch OF country, three miles long
north and south. that has no road
The petitioners say VaneleVe is their
principal market and to get there
they have to go a round about way
The road is also wanted TO shorten the
distance to school and to give MAI
Markland who is living In the middle
of field. a road near his house. III.
i. Edsai. the road commfs sioner APP
pointed by County Auditor \. n.
Welker. investigated and recommended
that the road he opened. at least the
east mile of H. 1t is quite likely mat
the road. or at least the east mile OF IT,
will be opened. but the Supervisors
will probably investigate further pc
fore establishing it.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-10-07

and 81. the range Of temperature
year ago Tuesday. The rainfall up to
O'clock this morning was LOS inches.
The temperature at o'clock this
morning was 81, Two degrees cooler
than at the same hour Tuesday
morning.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-10-07
Liesn,ad 10 We'd.

Ernest c. Baker, farmer aged 20. Of
this city and Ruth NJ. Goshen, aged
%, of Gilman,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-10-07
afternoon. IN charge OF Chaplain Pratt.
Burial will follow in tho home cems-
Husband Wants Divorces.

Husband Wants OiVorcO.
Bonaventure Miller farmer Of neaf
State Center, has filed petition for
divorce from Mrs. Amanda Miller in
the district court. The couple was mar
ricd at State Center May 10, 1914.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-10-07
Local Weather Record

Seventy-six and 50 were the er-
tremes Of temperature Tuesday, com
pared ,eith 70 and So Monday. and So
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-10-07

W 7. MILLER.
BY Binford & f.arber. His Attorneys.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-10

and includes the completion Of the
grammar department
The Lydia Patterson institute opened
Wednesday on account or the dis
turbed conditions in Mexico and the ex-
cessive rains in the mountain districts
the attendance is not as large as had
been hoped for. but new pupils are ar
irving daily from Mexico. Arizona and
New Mexico. The course includes Eng
Ish. Spanish. bible and both vocal and
instrumental music There is a corps
OF four teachers at present, while more
will be added as necessity demands.
The FL PasO School for Girls will not
open until Wednesday, September 16
There is already a large advance en-
rolment- Miss Marion Maddox. who has
been spending the summer at Cape Cod
and Boston, has returned and will re-
sumo her duties with the intermediate
department