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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-12-10
BANK WRECkER
MAY GO FREE

BOISE, Idaho, Dec. 10.---B. f.
Carney O'Neil. convicted Wall
lace banker, charged with wreck
ing the State Bank of Commences
of that city, and serving an inde-
terminate sentence of from two OF
ten years In the state penitentlary
here. may receive a pardon as =
Christmas present, II is reliably re-
ported. Members of the pardon
board refuse to discuss the report.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-12-10
Germans Lose
Land Attacks

PARIS, Dec. 10. A general
of the allies lines all
the way from the North sea into
Alsace is observable, according to
official reports today. The Ger
mans are being pushed back SLOW
~ ami the allies are gradually adj
into outer defenses. 4
German attempt at a counter Of
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LONDON, Dec. 10.-official re-
ports declare that Suchi Bey. late
governor OF Basra. Asiatic Tuf-
key, yesterday surrendered Turk
islI forces at Kurna to the Indian
expeditionary force of the British
army which Is operating at the
head Of the Persian government.
The British are now in control ok
the country from the junction as
the Tigris and Euphrates rivors "
the sea.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-12-10
Convict Testifies
In OLYMPIA Trial

OLYMPIA, Dec. 10.-C. s. Gil
christ, who is serving a term in
the federal prison at McNeil's
island, was a witness here today
in the case against w. Dean Hayes
charged with embezzlement from
the Olympia Bank & Trust COM
pany. Gilchrist was sent to pris-
on because of his completely in
the wrecking of a bank at Gen.
tralia.
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IVY may HENRY SUES HER
FORMER LOVER FOR $1,000

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 10. -
Ivy May Henry, whose elopement
from Seattle with 8. Foster Kel-
ley. banker, four years ago, was
a sensation, has begun suit
against Kelley for the remainder
due on a $4,000 note she al
leges he gave her on June Is.
At the recent hearing of Mrs. Hen
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ry on the charge Of obtaining
money under false pretenses, pre-
ferred by Kelley, the latter de-
MED having made the note.
According to the complaint, the
sum of $2,725 has been paid on
the note, with $7,275 still due.
Theodore ]. Roche is attorney for
Mrs. Henry.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-12-10

fensive is deemed impossible. The
French artillery is supporting the
advance admirably. Fighting Ia
brisk in the vicinity of Ypres and
along the line from the coast to
Lille. Ypres, It is reported, is
again being bombarded. Uncon-
firmed reports are current that
the allies are in complete possess
sion of Dimude.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-12-10

CLERGYMEN MUST PAY
TAX ON WEDDINGS

{" TOLEDO, o., Dec. 10
g Clergymen and justices who
9 tie the matrimonial knot are
/. the latest sufferers from the
g national war tax, for TO each
. marriage certificate they
Q hand out must be attached a
. 10-cent revenue stamp. In
Z. ternal Revenue Collector
(" Frank B. Niles held that
I: those who contemplated mar !
o rage must not be taxed, as
I: this constitutes a bar to
o marriage. Niles ruled that
o 1t is up to the man perform
. ing the ceremony to pay the
o fee.
=
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-12-10
One Year In Jail
For Non-Support

ALBANY, Ore. Dec. 10.-For
failing to support his wife and
five children. William H. Keeper
was sentenced by Judge Kelly
here yesterday afternoon to serve
one year in the county jail.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-12-10
PACIFIC ELECTION

: PACIFIC, Dec. 10.-Charles
Ware has been elected treasurer
of this town. The councilmen
are Joe Aaron, Silas Ware and
'Earl Schrenghost.
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EVANS NEW MAYOR

!, VANCOUVER, Wash, Dec. 10.
Milton H. Evans, republican,
has been elected mayor of this
city. His opponent was John p.
Higgins, democrat, for three
terms mayor.
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WHY my HUSBAND LEFT ME

them elsewhere.
"Such a man never seeks In
vain.
HE forsook me more and more
for the society of his club. until
the greater number of my even
ings were spent alone.
Then suddenly the mask was
torn from my eyes. Realization
swept down upon me. While
had been kindling and coaxing the
flame Of domesticality, the flame
on the altar of love was neglect
ed sadly; IL flickered and went
out-and was nursed back to life
by another woman. That's ALL"
She paused.
"If we but had the power tc
retrace our steps and correct--oh
WE'LL" she exclaimed, with Q
little sigh, I'VE must accept things
as they are"
From out OF the count
less number of broken
homes, this Is but one story.
Wives who have passed
through the dark portals OF
separation, were you to
blame, or partly at fault?
II so, will you confess?
What Is your reason?
Why did your husband
leave you? Perhaps you
can aid me in making the
way smoother for others.
Ito Be Continued
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RE- ELECT COULTER

SOUTH BEND, Dec. 10.-C. A.
Coulter was reelected mayor of
this city Tuesday without contest.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-12-10

MAN. 26, wants any kind of work
with board preferred; good defer
ence. OIL, Times.
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YOUNG married man would like a
place of any kind; has experience
In moving picture operating. city
OF country: also, wife Is a plano
player Would rent a picture house
furnished; must be cheap. Address
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gardener wants
job trimming trees and shrubs i,rus or
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EASTERN graduate, will take ma
ternity cases or invalids: must
have work. Prices very reasonable.
Phone Proctor 1916. Address 3617
No. Sth st. Xxx
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HONEST. reliable and sober middle
aged man, OF good address, would
like to find work of some kind,
temporary IL not permanent. 1t Is
absolutely necessary, try me. Best
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MAN wishes short jobs as washing
windows. Call Main 1855. Xxx
YOUNG married man wishes posi-
ton as janitor and handy with
tools. L-6, Xxx
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YOUNG man, IS. wants work OF
any kind; good references. o-5i
Times.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1914-03-20
MEMORIAL TABLET
LAID THURSDAY


About four hundred were present
last Thursday evening to witness the
ceremonies OF placing the Memorial
Tablet oyer the front entrance OF the
new Methodist church building.
The services were opened with a
song and Rev W. p. Garyin OF Has
ikell led I'm feryent and approprl.
ate prayer.
Hon. r. r. Baker was introduced
and delivered A splendid address
showing the clyIllzlng and uplifting
Influence of the church in all ages
and countries
presidinR Elder II. W. Dodson was
the next speaker lie congratulated
Pastor HINT and the congregation
ON the work of the past three years
in bringing this SPLENDID brick church
40 well along toward completion. He
then ransacked the past ages of the
world and ghowed from history that
in all cases where A people forgot
God. they went into decay and ruin.
lDr Dodson ia man OF extensive
learning and is a forceful speaker.
Amer the speeches the Elder. as.
s,s,ed by Bro. Garyin proceeded to
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1914-03-20
TOM BALL CLUB
ORGANIZED HERE
Meeting Endorsed Wilson'S Policies
and Shcppard's Speech ON
Mexican Affairs

In response to call Issued by
Chairman j. z. Noble, a meeting Of
citizens was held In the District
Court room last Saturday afternoon
to organize a scurry County Tom
Ball club The meeting was called to
order by Mayor Noble who made an
enthusiastic speech appropriate to the
cause
The club list numbers 100 Ball
supporters. II. NJ. Boyd was elected
president OF the Club and NJ. Il. Ros-
ser, secretary.
Several short talks were made urg-
ing systematic organization and a
campaign Of education along the lines
OF democratic principles with an
earnest presentation OF the impor-
tance OF saving the State from the
hands OF the liquor interests. The
speakers stress the fact that the pros
believe not only In prohibition. but
in the material, intellectual and NOR
al upbulld OF the State along all lines.
A motion carried instructing the
president OF the club to appoint a
committee Of Ave to act with the pres
ldent and secretary in preparing an
address to be published.
Col. A. c. wIlmeth made motion
which was unanimously adopted en-
dorsing the policy Of the Wilson ad-
mlnistratlon in dealing with the
conditions in Mexico and also endors-
ing the recent speech in the United
States Senate by Morris Sheppard re-
latlve to the conditions and policies
existing toward Mexico and along
the border
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1914-03-20
ROY SCOUTS MADE RUN
SATURDAY AFTERNOON

Scout Commissioner +. j. Ander-
son and Scout Master Hardy Boyd
had the three patrols Of Boy Scouts
out for run Saturday afternoon.
The Scouts ran from the Santa Fe
depot to the square and made the
distance In good time Wayne Bo-
rem finished first in the Bob White Pa
troll While Grayum first In the Lynx
Patrol and Ivan Deck first In the owl
Patrol
Prizes were donated by Blackard
Bros. eaton Dodson Dry Goods co.
Grayum Drug Company. y. J. Ander-
son and the Dreamland Theatre.
Mr.. oglcsby expert accountant go
ing over the county affairs Is Scout
Master In Dallas. and addressed a
meeting Of the Scouts on Friday ai-
ternoon.
The Annual Encampment OF the
State Scouts will be held near ster-
ling city this year and our Scouts
are looking forward to the hike with
eagerneas.
The work Of the Scout movement
is the kind that makes good men and
parents should be glad Of the oppor-
tunity for our boys to have TINS 'ooa'
organization to join
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1914-03-20

The City Council set apart 'Satur-
day. March 2s as Clean-up day.
The Secretary was Instructed to buy
a minute book and loose leaf iedg-
er.
A petition was presented 70 the
Council urging system Of electric
lights for the streets and after some
discussion and consideration the
Council voted to reconsider a former
action Of the Council on that propo-
sltion and then a motion carried to
authorize the city to contract with
d. r. Evans for twenty so-candle
power lights at $500 per year Right
reserved on the part Of the city and
Of Evans to discontinue at any time
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1914-03-20
nROTHER HOwARD's
YEAR OUT APRIL iST

Rev q. C.. Howard. pastor OF the
Presbyterian church at this place,
will close his fourth years work at
Snyder on April lst and the signal
is informed that Bro. Howard's peo-
nile have called him for the nth year.
lie has the matter Of acceptance I'M
der advsement and will remain at
least until a satisfactory man can be
selected In his place
The signal hopes that Bro. Howard
will remain in Snyder to serve his
congregation. for he Is a good pastor
and splendid citizen. He says he new
er served a more loyal people, and
that his work has been as satisfac-
tory in a material way as he could
have expected. under the conditions
that have prevailed. It will be remem-
bered that Bro. Howard and the
drought struck snyder about the
same time.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1914-03-20
INCH RAIN FELL
WEDNESDAY NIGHT


Wednesday night about ten O'Clock
a heavy rain began falling and con-
tlnued for several hours, very heavy
at first. but getting considerably
lighter and winding up with light
snow, not however In sufficient guam
tltieS to cover the ground Tho total
fall In Snydcr amounted to one inch
by the Government measurement and
as far as the Signal could hear up to
noon Thursday the rain was gener-
al throughout the county
The rain extended to Amarillo COW
erlng the plains country, but at
swcotwptcr and Roscoe. was very
hight We are Informed that Fluvanna
got about an inch aud a good rain
fell at Dunn Ira, lIcrmleigh and
Camp Springs
The rain followed very high
south wind, which blew all day We'd
day and well up into Wednesday
night. There have been several days
Of high. dry winds recently that have
dried the ground rapidly and the rain
Of Wednesday night came at an op-
perfume time. wheat and oats had
begun to need rain very much and
the present moisture will push these
crops along for awhile. Nest OF the
land that will be- cultivated this year
had been prepared and this land viii
be- left in fine shape
The weather turned on very cool
Thursday morning and continued so
throughout the day Early Thursday
morning the temperature was 30
The cool wave will probably make
further inroads on the fruit crop
which has already been badly damag-
oI by cold spells
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1914-03-20

Bro " " Werner was here Mon
day lie says he preached Sunday az
Pleasant Hil to good audience.
celebrating the 2tst anniversary OF
his ministerial wors al that pace.
He came 10 scurry county as a
preacher % pears ago and three
years later began preaching az Pleas
ant Hin
Bro. Werner is proud oi bis
neighbors out there. There Is lots of
musical talent there. Some Of the
song leaders oi the county and they
keep up a live singing class al the
: time.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1914-03-20
RURAL ROUTE
NUMBER FIVE


The Signal is pleased to learn from
official sources that Snyder has secur-
ed another mail route. This route
has been laid out and designated as
Route No 6. and will serve large
section Of scurry county northeast OF
Snyder where the people have had TO
come twelve or fifteen miles for their
mail.
Congressman Smith in writing to
Post Master Barnes. informing him
OF the establishment Of this much
needed route says;
March llth, 1914.
Mr. Il. -. Barnes,
Postmaster,
Snyder. Texas.
Dear Mr. Barnes:
by persistent effort have at last
secured favorable action on the part
OF the Post office Department In the
matter Of the establishment OF rural
route No. from Snyder. Have Just
received notice that 1t has been ap-
proved and will be assigned for es-
tablishment. effective June /, 1914
We are fortunate In this for the
reason that there are a great many
petitions on file at the Department
for establishment Of rural routes
throughout the country, many OF
which routes cannot be established
for several months to come because
Of present lack Of necessary funds.
Yours very truly,
W r. SMITH
The order providing this conyen-
fence defines the route as follows.
Snyder, scurry County Texas.
Route No. g. established effective
starting at the post office the car.
rler will go. thence, east, north and
east 10 Plalnylew school house, q
miles northwest to Myres corner and
northeast to strayhorn school house
miles. northwest to Sturdlvant cor
ner. { miles. southeast, retracing "a
IRodman corner. and southwest alter
nately. passing Rodman, Pitts and
Paulk corner to Gin corner. %
|mlles west and south alternately
passing two Morton Corners to sny
der post office. ~ miles
Length Of route 2G.9 miles
The Signal learns that SO boSe.
have already been pledged and upof
actual count there are l03 familie'
can be served
The territory trayersed is we'll Set
tied up by farmers
There Is another rural route or two
lin contemplation in the county AND
when these are established mail 'a
IcnltIes here will be we'll nigh per
feet and the Signal win go TO nine
tenths OF the people OF the county OF
1.-The same day of publication.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1914-03-20
Mrs l.. CATION DIED
TUESDAY At MEDINA

A message was received here Tues
day. March II. that Mrs. l.. Cation
mother q, Joe and Pierce Caton ot
this county had Just died at the
family home at Medina. Texas Joe
and Pierce left at once to be with
their father in his deep sorrow and
to pay the last act Of love and re-
spect to their departed mother
Mrs. Cation was about So years
old. She professed religion in early
childhood and has lived a consistent
devout Christian life. She leaves a
husband and ten sons and daughters
10 mourn her passing away. she Is
survived by four brothers and sis
ter W. F. Dodson. Phoenix Ariz.' j.
z. Dodson. South Pasadena Calf
A. d. and E. c. Dodson. Snyder
Texas. Mrs. Jim Rohnett, Riverside
Tenn.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1914-03-20
~UIT AGAINST SOUTH
WESTERN TELEPHONE co.

A damage suit styled % C.. Tea
arr t. The Southwestern Telegraph
o. Telephone Company Vas tried In
the District Court here Wednesday
and Thursday The suit vas for
f2.50O damage on the alleged failure
Of the defendant company TO answer
a telephone call last July 20 summon
O. physician 90 attend the bedside of
the plaintiffs sick child.
The jury ln this ease rendered a
verdict giving plaintiff 100000
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1914-03-20

John W Woody reports a sue
cessful rabbit killing by big squad
Of men Tuesday In the country down
Deep Creek He says biz hunt Is
planned for next saturday The
whole country and town are invited
to bring guns and ammunition and
dinner and put In the day killing Jack
rabbits
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1914-03-20

Mrs r. u. Curnutte was hostess
for the Altrurian Club Wednesday
March iith. After the business ses-
sion A discussion what is the Mat
Ter with Mexico" was led by Mrs. u.
G Towle. Mrs. whitmore conducted
the lesson on Prison Reform. A de
licious ice course was served to the
members and Mrs. J W. Couch. Mrs.
pantsler will be hostess for the Club
wednesday. March 25.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1914-03-20
MELTON wOODARD
SHOT IN THE ARM

Mr.. A. N. woodard Of Route j.
boarded the Santa Fe here wednes-
day morning to go to his son. Mel
ton woodard in Cara county In re-
sponge to a message saying that Mel
ton had accidentally been shot in the
ala.
Particulars Of the accident and
how It occurred were not given.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1914-03-20

Warren Sorivner OF the Dornott
country was here Thursday and stat
ed tha; he tried an experiment last
fall In sowing his wheat Tie planted
some or acres In rows from rs
to 90 inche apart, and be believes
the wheat has stotd the winter and
dry weather better than wheat that
was sown broadcast
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1914-03-20

Miss Alice Grayum was hostess for
the Just Sew Club Friday. March 10.
Mesdames p. A. Grayum and W s.
Adamson we're guests.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1914-03-20
DISTRICT COURT
NOW IN SESSION
Grand Jury Empnneled-Civil Dock
1T Called Monday Several
Cases Disposed or.

District Court met Monday for the
regular March term. Judge John u.
, Thomas. District Attorney Jas. p.
, stlnson and stenographer Jas. A.
, Hankerson arrived Monday morning
I over the Santa Fe and at 10 o'clock
, Sheriff Boles announced court In
session
The first work was the empanel-
, Ing OF grand Jury, and Of the six
teen men summoned the following
twelve we're sworn In:
W. T. Black. G. h. Ezell, r Y.
Hammond. Horace IIolley, j. A. j..
Jones. l. o Klmbrough, u Long
botham, r. p Martin, Joe Monroe,
II. f. Pryor. j. V. Riley j r. VIII
lamson
b. +. Davis was sworn in as door
balin. W. T.. Bently and W. f.
johnson as riding baillffs.
The court charged the grand jury
to diligently enquire into all viola
tions that they might hear OF and
to look after the catalogue Of crimes
usually probable here, but TO be eau
tIous about returning bills without
reasonable certainty Of the evidence
being sufficient to convict
: The first case on the calendar was
I q damage suit Of league ys. rele-
! phone Company
The civil docket was called Mon
day and the following cases have
been disposed OF mp t. Thursday
noon:
Ella V. Cooper vs. G.. n Peters,
suit on note and foreclosure Of yen-
doris lien Judgment for plaintiff
W. - Dane VS. W. II Hamilton
- Iruit ON note and foreclosure of ven
4 doris lien Dismissed o.. cost of plain.
8 tin
M F.. Cornelius ys j. % Cloye..
.rt ON n0fr and foreclosure Of ven.
b. doris lien Judgment for plaintiff
70 Ths First State Bank of liorm-
b. i.I.t q. g. A Ravbor oft aL Iudg.
a mon, for Plaintiff for possession of
z IIo,p "a and foreclosure " cbattel
,ort,,g, OF,
& AZ Grimes VS. e. F. Reid. suit
,r ro,s and .orapIosura of vendor
lion Judgment for plaintiff
81 ~ o.K,ofs va f. f. nulvcu
7 audi 90 u..se Judgment f1r plain
81 .e
tr.nr. r,wcs vs w p Woodfn cr
I'd sYr or note and foreclosure of
.,5.r.. u.r dismissed
70 a. u,I. as T. S Tnvcok OF al
d s.... .. nrowIs.ory note Judgment
,.r ,i.Ir,ir
B. o. 81 D,ys wu 30 Copeland et
- r ..r ,r nor. and foreclosure af
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1914-03-20

Born. Tuesday morning to Mr and
Mrs. Lit Chapman a fine girl.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1914-03-20

Miss Viola Ellis has accepted a po-
sltion with the Telephone Company
at Lubbock
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1914-03-20

W. L. Butler Of Camp Springs was
here Thursday.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1914-03-20

Mrs. Giles conneil has returned
to her home at Gall
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1914-03-20

Mrs. W. W. Eehols Of Hermleish
visited here last week.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1914-03-20
CITY COUNCIL MATTERS


The city Council met iu regular
session Monday night
The following bills we're allowed
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1914-03-20
BENEFIT CANTATA
FOR CEMETERY
Mrs barnes and Pupils Render an
Excellent Musical and Literary
Program.

On last Friday night at the opera
house the people OF Snyder were
treated to a most elegant, entertain
ing high class event In the way OF
n Cantata given by Mrs. Edwin
4 Bruce Barnes and her music pupils
assisted by Miss Lille Weathers, pi-
,nist and Mr.. Fullerton, yiolinlst.
The Cantata was given for the ben
eft Of the Cemetery enterprise and 1t
is learned that II was a splendid sue
cess financially. as well as artisti-
cally.
The participants were well drilled
under the skillful leadership of Mrs.
/, Barnes and they all performed their
parts nicely.
Following is the program;
Vocal Characters Zee
Bridgeman.
Grandma-in song-Miss Laura
Hunter
Flossy-The Queen-Willle May
wilkes,
Madge- In song-Merle Moore.
Nora In Recitation Francis
Thomas.
Dolly--In Recitatlon-Thelma Ma
tion.
James Recltatlon-Charles
Alexander.
Maude-In Recitation-Nannie
Wilson.
lda-In Recltation--Dlmple Gross.
Frank ......,.,... Turner BAKER
Sam ............. Edwin McMath
Joe ............ Larenco Dantzler
PLANETS
Venus Francis Harris Moon
Bulah Johnson, Earth-Flossie Kerr,
Uranus -Lorena Kelsey, Jupiter
Dick Merrill, Neptune-Jim Temple
ton, Saturn George johnson, Mer-
cury-Joe German, Mars-Morris
Watson, COmet--Hugh Nation.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1914-03-20

lFull InOruhl
Miss Audle Marrow. Mr.. and Mrs.
q. p Baker. Mr.. Fred Grayum, Mr'
Deayours. Miss Mary Nation, Mr..
and Mrs. benson. Miss Charlotte
sturdlyant. Jimmie McCllnton. Oar
Gus Porter. Una Parsons, Annie VIII
llams Ora Wilson. Lille Weathers.
Piano Duet-Miss Halrston and
Mrs Barnes.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1914-03-20

Born. March Z, to Mr.. and Ms
Walter Angel. at Ira, a girl
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1914-03-20

SLEEPING CHILDREN
Doris Eliza. Lurleny Ellis, T l.. Wins
ton, Carroll benson.
ENTER FRANK IN SOLO AND
BOYS CHORUS
Ralph Baker. l.. d. Grantham, Thom-
as Monroe. Marshal Higgins
I.arence Dantzler
DIALOGUE SONG
tGlrls and Boys and Gypsy Girl)
l.0ttie-ln Song-Ruth Buchanan
Echo song-Chlldren and Chorus.
Reading ...... Juanita Mcconnell
Goodnight Song ...... Full Chorus
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1914-03-20

hAih ~ The Wbpbo
PlCNICERs Birdie Dantzler, An
ME Beck, Bulah Hull. Ella Pearl Bak-
er Edna Yonge, Ruth Warren, Bu-
lab Davis.
IN CONVERSATION
Lila Curnutte Elsie Davis
Edwena Barnes
Gipsy Girl ........ Lois Curnutte
Vocal Solo .......... Mrs. benson