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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-01-15

mander and Mrs Christopher FeweI
who are visiting Maj. and Mrs William
J. Fewel. parents Of commander Fewel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Bromberger. Of
East Rio Grande street, entertained
with a charming dinner party in honor
of Mrs. z. T. Ducharme, Of St Joseph,
Mo, who is the guest Of Miss Aileen
Berg.
Manicuring, room Is, Hammett block
above Silberberg's jewelry store.-Ad-
vertisement.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-01-15
THE LIMIT.

Best of cleaning, phone 4091. Crescent
Cleaning observation-disclosures.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-01-15
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sOCIETY CALENDAR

Friday.
Meeting of the Open Discus
sion club.
Meeting of WOman's Charity
association at 10 o'clock a. m.
Mrs. Frank Turner entertalns
with bridge.
Miss Aileen Hauge entertains
at bridge for Mrs. J. A. Rule.
Mrs. X. D. oliver entertalns
at luncheon at Country club.
!. . = .. =.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-01-15

to S
New 15FTom heated ball
the
family
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-01-15
Your NeFVes
Stay Young
lfRevitalized With Kellogg's sanitOne
Wafers
BOX FREE
TO MEN AND WOMEN

Don't lose your "grip"-get out Of
the rut of gloomy, Weak-nerved exist.
ence. Know what it means TO be well
and really live. KellOggs SanitoDt
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-11-01

INVADER but Of foe more treachor-
ous and daugerous-proycnt dis
ease, found lurking m every camp
The state doprves the soldier Of his
liberty prescribes his exercises.
equipment, dress, diet the locality in
which he shall reside. and in the hour
Of danger expects him, If necessary.
to lay down his life in its defense and
honor. II should therefore give him
the best sanitation and the best medi-
cal supervision that the science of the
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-11-01

rAsI ST LOUIS, IN. oct al
An order for more than 500 pounds
.t 'JtH was received today by a ptck-
,.S ,,,-, .l3-,s mere from the British gov
htlni' t,i,ei'' lhe firm already has
~ S-IVVO pounds Of lard to
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-10

- ANTA FE has designs upon the
comm. convention OF 'no state
~ Educational a|ssu,ution loo thus
uty "a i. proposed Goo take do, next
convention Goo tine state capital The
santa Fc Sew Mexican BE- pusiIy 1rs-
ing santa De business mon Goo ego
get b. ana % d,ruit, movement ,o
that ona seems to ha,e begun
Albuquerque has th, kindiost
feeling tor santa Fe. nu' 1911, .iso
have d most kindly feeling Tor our
friends and visitors CO.. several uc-
,,ssl,c wears. the teachers uC the
state We have. found them Pheasant
guests Wo like Go entertain them.
and We are prepared Co entertain
thcu We do not wish vi see their
comfort ana pleasure mrrred by %
change OF COM cnuon cities. nd we
believe "a majority of them feel he
same WAY about IT, Iu fact, ne
people of Albuquerque propose Co
give the mat. ami women who are
running our schools such o. good time
when ihey come h.rc T-nauksglylnp
week. that they'll decline tu enter
lain ans suggestion rom amy source
which viii take them elsewhere
That is the situation in $50 far as
this ca, is Concerned We really bee
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-10
Mr. RoooFNErrs wrs,,Gr.

" pLoNEL Roosevelt mas ro bet.
Ter u,cud in the nation than
the Philadelphia Nur.h Amer.
..an ON the dar following ths
I'm the Episcopal church. les
SONS taken from tho G.uIg sre
appointed Tor every da af th,
year, The Ieason for Nuscmber
Includes the second ep.tIo col
Paul Goo Timothy ohup,er i.s-a
which reads as ~oIlorr
For the time RI come
when they vll 200, endure sound
doctrine but after them own
.usfs shall 1oup 90 thsmseNe-
teachers having Itching ears
and they shall turn away their
ears from the truth and shall n,
Turned unto fables
i have nothing to ada FEB This
"t present After au the returns
are in D may have somo,hire
more Co sa'
"a
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-10

surrcan far more easy ans 1,.out
tlul eyer before.
Tho n,cdlo- p1intoo. stceI-co,crtd
bullets Will either 500 ci,1r throush a
man making d wound that is easily
,utgJ Tor. ot they Will Rid him al
most instantly and practically paine
lcssiy un striking O. vital ORGAN. in
direct contrast to thc wounds caused
ny the old-loN powered gums ls
were used ir The Ciyil war loo this
country CO., The Franco pr1saian war.
one oI the %surgrou, connected with
he Jefferson Medical hospital recent
IS discussed modern army surgery and
hto high power rifle used in .l the
European ARMIES now iu thrir death
graphic. Tie said
Modern warfare has produced
many deadly HRcucios to kll and
wound. such Is cannon BALLS which
'ith,r hul instantly pl may teat on
% limb; hand grenade. explosive mis-
silo- which 1to deadly at close range,
bursting ahrll4 which produce fear
rl wounds which always |sluuurlte
ana menace life. and iilr luil,t
wounds On GEL with th, latter that m,
hope for e lcsscued mortality rea 81.
TIE modern bullet is AN Imuruse im
nIuscmt1t over tho uld-ia-U .putd.
lHrgr-aaIibro. eutt lead bullet. The pll
bullet Was Cred 90 low t,lu"itt. mude
% big hole on entering tho body. sag
often dcn,gtcd Iu the TISSUES. Hattrusd
out ana became larger ana either
lodged iu the body nr Dimc out h
.H.. H...-. I'D. nh. ..
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-10
\ uoNn GROWN PROPHET.

q TATE senator pInkey oi Llmy
predi,l- that the nezr national
Republican ticket win bee Bo.e-
Pour1so OF rsunsl wanna Tor urssi
dent and HiHm johnson Tor vice
president The senator saws hi- poo
Iuoai predictions always come true
And he 81 an unusually level beaded
Republican Win this particular
prediction Ne are Boo hearty svmpa-
thy n not lu accord We hope IL
comes rue 70 would De-. In the yer
nacuiar some t.gket W. only yeu-
true tu suggest to the senator before
DE makes his propaganda national la
scope. that he'd better take a day Off
and ger in;o communication with the
latter end of mis- ticket. Hiram
Johnson, DO his past record counts for
ANYTHING doesn't propose 90 be the
latter hair ~ anythine much less 81
Penrose. Az Go senate Pankevs
suggestion thar Governor Mcdonald
how 90 the will u the people and
permit the Republican legislature 60
do 40 2 p%ieasss. we're going 60 lelye
hat 10 The governor
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-10
The, Didn't Care.

Tn" vote BOO Roosevelt county was
exceedingly light Little interest was
shown ZOO the towns. and in The .ouu-
trN many OF the voters we're so busy
that they did NOT care co. t1k" ihe
time Geo vote lu eleven precincts
iueludiug Purtulcs and ENds ,nsr"
We're only about 900 votes. exclusive
at "a few s.. tllist votes and the tgtal
county vote win pruusDls NOT sNe'rJ
500 Most af the tickets o. the lar.
ous parties were Ytod -traiCht.
Hurtalss Times
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-10
IT VIII UIsIP soME.

r. ANKERS gathered loo AIn"3Ae'
Que yesterday and '"daH from
All e'tions uf the state report
that the |pr.uucing industries ot Ne"
Mexico sfc sound and upon o cioa"
aud proAtlhI, basis Win the "N-
eeptiou OF che copper mluing indus
try. the main producing Industries oi
the state have been materially helped
ny tho wbr In Eusop, md the iufu-
cucc ui the war VIII become more
beneficial as the channels cog export
trade arc adjusted JuI 40, inevitable
Increase .u demand 'ar American
grain and meat W
Tho bankers say ery ndIoa-
ton is tor p@rosp,ri whole
country ana espeoau prosper
ous winter boo the $40. atcs one
ut the mos, couse.. .ouAers 100
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-10
Has Anything
He Wants Coming
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS


For hl- work in sending hernandez
Go congress and In putting across the
rest pr tho Republican ticket. Ralph
q. Ely fae state chairman. can and
probably viii, demand ANYTHING he
wants from the Republican party iu
Now MeNiro two years hence, and BE-
Is almost "a certainty that no viii get
what hs wants. But b wiz take MI.
Ely "a Ions time 90 live down The re-
preach of haFlng sent Co Washington
the poorest representative that this
state has ever Mad representative
who VIII spread the Illusion in mo
east and aIi over the rest 0f the "a
tTy that New Mexico ia sim "a Mexican
settlement and who Will give this
state a black eye as long as he re-
mains in Washington
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-10

Arizona elected u Democrat tu tho
United States senate ANA "a Demo-
orat Co tho house uf representative
this wrck Arizoud's delegation m
congress viii ice in harmony with tho
majority aud with Do idmIuietrH-
ton We rather suspect that ARIZONA
has adopted q wiser plan than See"
MoXl,o 50 usually toe when 5oiut
statehood was an issue Arizona voted
against DO md N'w Mexico for %.
N,W Mexico generally su.cccdt m
making a mistakc whonc - am OPP
purtuuity is presented. boat there -
hope ui reform in tho distant future.
santa Pc Eagle.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-10
MODERN BULLETS
LESSEN


ln spite 90 he magniiade 81 tha
European war the death rate viii be
tho lowest ~ any war D. history. gee
crrding tp local surgeons. Who saN
the rigid enforcement of sanitary Tag
ulailons and the high velocity of thc
small-callhrr bullets ~ modern nrf
viii not only reduce the mortality,
hut viii make Nhe Nofk ~ the arm,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-10
The sim,.lc scandal. of the poor.

Sow that the election be- over we
can devote cur attention aud space
20 boosting the valley. Jrging the
pcopl, Goo do their christmas shop
ping earl, t0d telling what i~ hap
poiug boz th, churches and police
courts From now uutil something
of state cog national importance uo-
ours. we shall content ourselves with
repoftins tho short and simple scsu-
dlls oi tho poor. as the poet says
DEFINING Headlight
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-10
and Sorrows of
Mr.. Thorp of Curry


H' met tho enemy and tssrd .m.
W. q. Iharp. our newly elected
representative WJs Il smiles We'd
nrsdHy morning when he was show
cred with guurratuiatiuus JOS admir-
ing friends over hls success GO the
polls. but amidst tlIe JOS that oom,s
Co the average successfui candidate
was mnsiea ogret thar be- suoW1
only iu the experienced
There is one very distIstofuI side
ot ms election, said Mr Tharp Co
several persons who had c%ouFratulai-
I'd him. "a dislike very much io think
"f moving mr famil, away from obi.
county to the capital Ms election %
"a distinct Victory FOR Socialism
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-10

moro and more scientific in an arr.
niles. Personal cleanliness is Insisted
uu. and wutcr auupl1. disposll IF
waste and al artitities are carried on
iu 1 hAAc1ie manner The Japanese
worc the urst nation to perceive che
importance OF personal cleanliness.
They are thc cicancst people physi-
C1lly ih The world today. Evcrv Jap
Hucs, while 100 homc takes several
baths % day when Japan Was 900 war
with Russia ,,cp soldier had jo Cole
low strict bathing rules. Just bpfuro
every battle hc had Go take 20 bath
with somc disiufectH1t and don clean.
freshly boiled clnthiug They obctcd
with patriotic nSottS, and the result
WAS that when the Japanese soldier.
met his less cieau fuissiHu enemy he
had on 90 new Kind OF uTmpr-a CAR
aplizcu satin ,uvercd D., q clean shirt.
Tho Russian usually was ~uluathod
and oIld boz garments which certainly
N.f, not steriliz,d when ihr bullet
struck tho russian t penetrated u
gcrm-lUd,u garment passed through
% acrm-Du,vred skin and carried many
bacteria o5 pits or clothing into ais
body. seriously Injecting him
Tho Japanese soldier received hia
bullet through % clean Garment luI t
clean skin, and only clean fragment
uf ,loihiue cam. JOB With th, bullet
% was aI as,ptiU operation 5ud the
Jap lu..Eis recovered.
"Clcau Min and clear garmruts
may pl1N 1u Important part iu ihe
present European war. I understand
that tb, GERMAN soldiers t.e Js thor
uugh .o their personal hygiene as THEY
seem Goo Doe 300 other matters. and tf.
they arc cleaner Than their euomics
thcy Vu certainly have th important
advantage uf ,u', t-cutio wounds "a
puI.a recover, and % speed, r"iuiu
IHr their rpiurud,s uu tue battlefield
They arc loiue to pvt your reso-
tuition uU the table
"tm mot surprised ] cXpe, ted a.
Co. br dishpd
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-10

mobile trade journal published m
Chicaeo. These ,ars inciudc f'este
from Utmost over, mnuut eturer vb'
was boz position to make qnies deliy
erics and whose trucks came WtE.r
certain limit. ot size
During tho same period imp,r,5
ton or automobiles was limited Go %
fcv British chassis and o. vor, ic "
from Italy. III, trade balance In the
automobile H,Id auriug that period
was NOT far from g 5000. ooo ON tho
credit side.
The latest vcckl, trade rea.l
shows thu' general exports ba
reached the level col mI 100 p,.
cent above normal aud there ls 600
probability tna, the rate 20 increase
ha- gomv unyvhor, Moor .t- ero-'
Those who are best position Goo 'ore
.os, such things say without any
hcfItut.ou now shat tho rate VIII
rrooabl, bulge until the toto volume
ct o>rorts is Boo the n~cishborhono of
In the meantime the general im-
ports .rc beng maintained 90 about
90 r't cent ". tho l'n-t''I average
90 IS extremely likely that me inn
port. aII show ga moderate Increase
600" '' .h' 'Is' "' the year DO .s OK
''.''' NAV .h'' may ''ih '' yer
'.N' cot 'h' usual volume
The stltIs'.ciaus however. have
thrown up their hands. saws Motor
Field Not ONE of th, authorities
wolld Nentur' % prediction. They olI
say that q uf,lo activity with e. pencil
ana paper shows such % tremendous
balance iu 'INor oi this country that
30 is almost incredible
The conditions ore So unusual tha,
some or IN. sxper,s hive begun .,
take another Iu. of Investigation .u
learn approximately how mu,b sell
ing We can do The, figure nat the
United states raised about ss.uou-
600 600 OF gram tnat can tc used for
export by piurhing ourselves a bit.
The meat ,xport, are estimated .r
about $1,000. 200. moo. taking the
whole alailt1I, mass n "a can boz
r .....
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-10

A ' douuI Goo he benefit cot the
New Mexico stock grower u there
b. one class ot .|il.zonship 100 any state
boo This Union vAIeh has cause tor
self congrut.I ation U s The New
Mexico ovurr of 70 herd nf COWS or
O. band of sheep The foot and
mouth plague which closes thc Chi
clgo Union stocA,arI. ANA democrat
ICES the industry boo 400 The central
states raises the prize, or beef 90 Kane
sas uity aud omaha and creates 10
more pressing demand for Che s,u0
'rom the high country where foot
aud month. nfc.tlou apparently does
not tok, hold
Australia follows .bc mother pour
,ry and places o. rgid embargo 60
wool. Vith The Inevitable cde,, ,f
strcnEthcriul price.
Uu the feature more permanent
than these temporary Incidents or
rather cotastrorhes Goo lhc trade.
which counts most with tnc south
weston sto.k man tho grovcr 90
range ,altl, and the Feeder ou 4,
small SCALE. s Go. increasing demand
for bocf oa',lc sind .bc steadily d,
croos.ue suonIy u the notion ns r.
whole,
sam
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-10

Ralph e. fIy The ,hu IulIu of the
Republican state puulIf.er. th'
hest canpai u'r chat came over ou
the east sid This yoar re- Hls a,-
."mpilshoJ what seemed two months
the Impossible Roswell N,vs
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-10

by the
Second Fiddle.

-
NtR IDEA of the limit is The
toothpick famine 30 Mexico.
~ cts.
SUDAN GRASS. according foo the
Cutrr county newspapers. has got
Wild osts skinned ten tons to IA, acre
oan returns
a FRIENp ip need generally wants
goo borrow moaet.
D
YES GEORGE from now on ven
have 400 election steIs We years. and
uu can vote ror the same boys every
iiu,. or be called 30 reiormor.
q
NnUtL HAND and his gang were
Iu-t plain stupid The Young Turks
To-, just plain fools.
c.
TItF PERSIAN SHEEP. which
ram HU Mine dut. without q driuK.
should do well .u Arizona.
% ADMIRAL Sir John Fisher looks
like Poi. newspaper photographs hes
tb, ultimate ga olI sea DOGS.
d
sgt ross.
Whom piaz qH.. as president
Hc beat % strairbt tor France.
M1dcro'z tlrrof, when ne went
Read. return .ho,hH. no chance
HueitI had h- share OF grief
Ana left upon tho ruu
~'HrrIuzo's rulu was very brief.
HE doesn't know hes done.
Gutierrez ran 30 grocery store
tuil his ouuiy plight
Put him 10 fore as Just one more
Excuse Co start o Eight.
Mhadeymcan thanksgiving?
Frank ~. u. Rubcrt~. president
81 the Normal university of las
Vegas and a. ". IRrkin. repre-
~cnting CHM company. were IN
the city Saturday aud sunday.
Nr. lari,in rendered q beautiful
VOCAL -oio at The Methodist church
sunday morning. The gentlemen
y w ~ 81 hh@hH EHhANhAAhN ~
cruuon.
Nov ior Thanksgiving.
Tn, above D. IIsf az 10 came from
Jue springer Times. It's up to lar
k.u and Dr Roberts to explain VII
thankful
@
'PNROMANlAC FOUND mental,
deficient. says headline in the Los
Angeles Examiner. Even Hearst
newspapers sometimes are amaz.usls
accurate.
@
JUNREI SlH-lg, factory is lu Zoe
enlarged W. never knew definitely
before what l,.lme OF the deceased
uuN rcht horse.
The COW whi. b iumued over the moon
Will, "a wonderful beef ia her Way,
COULD Iy fur u year
vs. luui .tf.H.uE On, rear
pf thr steer AT his prices today.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-10
A Little Reflection
About the Election |


Well Il % majority OF ,hc people
of the great commonwealth uf Sew
Mexico wish go send Nj. hernandez
TO- congress We viii try aud bee satis-
fled and thankful that The old Guard
did not nominate panoho villa tor
the Job AlsmuEotdo Ncws
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-10

Don't use harsh physics The re-
action wcaktns the bowels, leads 90
chronic constipation Get boan's
Itekuiets They operate easily. 2ac
az all stores
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-10
Jim Gets in on a
Cheaper Basis Each
Time He Gets Across


Honey Jim Mulleus stili holds tho
bolt 81 the United states for economy
OF campaign for tho LEGISLATURE His
secretary announces that the total eX-
pe1diture OF thc Mulieus campaign
committee was gl.45.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-10
MOTOR TRUCKS AND OTHER
THINGS.

A UToMoBlLE trueks totaling
"A about 50. coo 000 m value
have been purchased for eg-
port shipment since September 2.
according 10 Motor Fleld. an auto
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-10
luc curious citizenship at
pennsylvania.


tffoW che philadelphia Nortu Amer
icau1
zone OF .Uc most prominent fea-
torres at .uduys election Is also the
o., rIzlIiul. Many reputable Dlt-
.lrus men o' correct NE and paui-
oti. usiu.f.-wiu overcome thc,r
r-rrugean.c and cast their votes for
Ieurua,.
o
UNCLE JOE CANNON'S cigar. 90 is
reported D.. uo longer held at d raNisn
angle De- sticks straight up.
D
OXFORD This year has but 1900
students The other 1000 are 30
Ftuiers 'r.IuE the third degree
o
"uOOT MpN' somehow seems q"
Gt r.gut well Ia front oi 'urucgI"
these DAYS
o
The Man Who Ncvcr Notcs.
I don IIse the way the city COT me
stat, S being rum,
And tb, u.tion's needed pits over
s.1r, 3D. Wa beenu;
Slt, ] never saw "a country that was
sfrI.JIy up 90 snun-
All the Fraiters get their bounty DO
thog. o. any good 600 hlun.
th, m,u we send tu Lansing,
sn,r, ,hcy make tUo laws for
uF
& would r,.y be- romon.Iug 10 their
HIr#,. Id disguss.
Thr- h. .ut on grabbing. knocking
mon and politics.
one would think that from h.s HIab-
II.. Ifc was fun of shady
fIH.t.
Egtyoup ... heard this fellow people
know the wall he uuot's-
% tho ..| familiar below eft
TIA, MHn Who Sever Votes
-Bctroit News
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-10

Phone ., Red Barn. Iii W. copper
for hrut-class hacks and carriages
W. l. TFisnbis q ca.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-10

'iihf hth~nN- Nft lt~~ lulluttdht.
lu the first place, the main reason
why the Democrats lost boz New
Mexico ON TUESDAY Wps because mo
Republicans had more votes Thcy
shouldn't ave had. bat they did
Roswell News.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-10

let the Herald want 40 90 youi
work
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-10
RINSE MORE BisEI

70 NATTER what happens
M thee, days 30 seems TO- gc
A ' douuI tu me benefit cot the
The Columbus commercial. (Columbus, Miss.) 1893-1922, 1914-06-21
Will Be Occupied by the
Firm of Simon Loeb &
Brother.
IS HANDSOME STRUCTURE
Store Replaces One Destroyed by
Fire in October-Will Be
Opened This Week.

Finishing touches were made
yesterday on the handsome new
two story structure at the corner
of Market and College streets,
which replaces the store OF
Simon Loeb and Bro, that was
destroyed by fire last October.
The building. which is owned by
Mr.. ]. M. Morgan is one Of the
prettiest and most up-to date in
the State. The work has been in
charge of Mr.. Arthur Stansel, a
well known builder Of this city.
The building has been furnish
ed with the latest improvements.
Attractive features of the new
store will be the large show win
dows, and the many unique dis
play cases that have been placed
throughout the entire lower floor,
which will be used by the differ
ent ta il departments. The
ladies ready. to-wear and dress
goods, and the wholesale stock
will be on display on the second
floor.
Messrs. Simon Loeb and Bro,
who since the fire have occupied a
building on Main street, will be.
gin moving tomorrow. Large
shipments of new goods are be-
ing received daily and it will pro-
baby be several weeks before
the firm will have their complete
stock.
The Columbus commercial. (Columbus, Miss.) 1893-1922, 1914-06-21
IMPROVEMENTS BEING MADE
on BUIIDIHG At GOIlEGE
Several thousand Dollars Being
Spent on Moore Hall ct the
Ii and c.

Moore hall. one of the Oldest
structures on the campus of the
Industrial Institute and College,
is being renovated and redeco-
rated. and FIVE thousand dollars
will be spent in improving this
building during the next few
weeks. A contract has been
awarded to Messrs. McClanahan
and Terry and work was started
during the past week. The in
terror of the building is being
torn out and will be made up-to-
date in every way.
Moore hall was many years ago
known as the "old white house., I"
about which fingers so much sem
timent. Some time ago the
structure was brick vene.red,
and with the improvements that
are now being made will be one
Of the prettiest buildings on the
campus.
The Columbus commercial. (Columbus, Miss.) 1893-1922, 1914-06-21
MANY TAKE AOVlHTlGE Of
RATES TO THE MAGIC CITY
Special Excursion is Run "a
Birmingham by the South
ern Railway.

Ticket Agent L. NJ. TribbIe, in
the local Office of the Southern
Railway. sold all kinds of tickets
to Birmingham Friday m1rning.
one hundred ami thirty people
having taken advantage of the
excursion which went to the
Magic City. leaving here at 8
O'Clock. The rates. which were
only 81 for the round trip, were
unusually cheap. and many
others would have bought them
had they not slept to late Friday
or if they had gone to the right
depot. Large crowds from other
towns along the route also board.
ed the special.
The time limit is out tonight
and no doubt the trains arriving
here today will bring back prac-
tically all of the excursionists.