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The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1914-07-03

Il is said that Oklahomas new
capnol is to be- homeless Abilene
Reporter
That's TO keep Alfalfa Bill Murray
from perchlng up there TO advertise
himself
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1914-07-03

FOR SALE complete set OF
law text fooSs, thirteen In number
including law dictionary TIE very
thing for one who wants TO study
law at homo. win sell cheap for
cash Apply at the snyder Signal Of
fee.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1914-07-03

Rev. A. d. Leach Of Colorado was
the guest this week Of his father
Rev L. Leach. Bro. Leach SAYS he
will begin revival work week after
next and will be on that line gu
September. lie is one Of famil. Of
Baptist preachers and is iuccess-
ful and popular pastor
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1914-07-03

We again call your attention to tho
fact that cards Of thank, noticc7 or
church and charitable entertainments
where admission is cha god, waere
profit Is to be made, will be charged
Tor at the rate OF csc per line.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1914-07-03

Take your old saddles and harness
to Baird's Shop on east side. They re-
pair anything made out OF leather
ADV
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1914-07-03
WHY ANTI-PRoHIBITtoN DEM.
OCRATs FAVOR BALI.

paign committee with headquarters
at Dallas, is an organization OF Anti
prohibitIonists. with j. II. Walker
as chairman. They believe first in
the welfare OF Texas and whether
the state goes pro or not. the public
interests will be In safe hands with
Thos. II. Ball as governor.
In a published address, they say:
Reasons for Favoring Hall
I'VE prefer Col. Ball for the rea-
son that as good Democrat he
agrees to abide by the action Of the
people in the vote on submission, but
II submission is defeated he Is com
mlttedto such further regulation OF
the liquor traffic as may be wise and
expedient. We believe that further
regulation from time to tine is need
ed. In order further to reduce the
confessed evils OF the saloon.
Mr. Ferguson, on the other hand.
takes the stand pat" position that
he will veto any legislation on the
liquor subject II any Of our local
option laws should be declared I'M
constitutional on account Of con-
structlye errors in the statute and
the Legislature should pass a new
statute conforming to the courts de
ois'on, Mr. Ferguson would veto It.
No matter what the emergency, no
matter what the development Of law
lessness or evasion. no matter what
new developments Of waste or vice in
the liquor traffic, Mr.. Ferguson
stands committed absolutely against
the slightest reform or amelIoratlon,
and nothing could be accc mplished
except by two-thlrdsmaiority Of the
legislature to override his veto. In
short, Mr. Ferguson proposes to draw
O deadline and to say to the people
Of Texas they shall not further reg
ulate. modify or control the liquor
businoss and shall not encroach nm
an f., narration A minute OF time or
a foot Of area.
Reasons for Opposing Ferguson.
I'VE favor Col. BAN and oppose
ur Forruson because Of their re-
snectiyo po,itions ON the land aues.
tlon AIR Forpuson proposes to regu-
lr,o tho rental of farms To fix the
incomo NJ nronerty is TO fix the val
ma of nronerty The right to fix the
yaipe Of farm property carries the
rlgbt IN fix tho volue Of city proper
Inv and tho Ferruson doctrine would
.ommit the STATE to tho impnirment
NJ all nronerty rights. II the state
NAV 0y tho voluo NJ farm products.
hooonso tho farms arc vamaple for
whot tbov nroduce There are more
corS,mers Of farm products than
,roducers and whenever we venture
noon ,,is soc,,llstic scheme we may
denond unon It that the majority Of
,,ns,rors wm u, values I'm their
,n,o,os,, IN ,ho greot injury Of pro-
1,...s
ouo oonoso tho Fergusop nlan for
o.. trr,hor ro,son that It is an
.,...,o, and snh,orfueo IN escape the
,ro,,or tsouo of cbeaper money for
"a. orrcb,so NJ farm homes and
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1914-07-03

A. A. Chandler was here Wednes-
day from Round-Top community
with load Of oats.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-09
Experienced Women
Advise Mothers Friend

Because a II 10 perfectly safe to uso
and has been Of such great help 60 n
host 81 cxpcciant mothers. These women.
experienced M this most happy period.
advise the use 90 Mothers Friend
Applied externally a. the abdominal
musclcs It's purpose o. - relieve tho
undue tension upon tho coris and iiga-
ments resulting from muscular expansion.
beneath the surface ~ n network ~ fine
nerve threads nhd tho gentle. soothing
embFocation. Mothers Friend IL
designed 10 20 Intricate the muscular
hbres AZ TO avoid the unnecessary and
continuous nnEEiug upon this myriad OF
nerves. n Is a reflex action.
Applied 60 the breasts it affords tho
proper massage TO prevent cakiug.
Thousands 81 women have reason 10
believe IN this splendid help under tho
trying ordeal % motherhood. Their
letters are eloquent evidence OF It's great
value to women. la use for many years
Il has come TO be a standard remedy for
the purpose.
There IL scarcely n we'll stocked drug
store anywhere hut what you can easily
obtain a bottle ~ Mothers Friend" and
In nearly every town and village q n
grandma who herself used u IN earlier
years. .ENpoctant mothers are urged 90
try thiA splendid assistant to comfort.
Mothers Friend Is prepared By Brad
neld Regulator Co, 4in lamar Bldg I,
Atlanta, Ca. Send for our little book.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-09
CITY HALL TEST SUIT
BEGUN IN LOCAL
COURT
]. w. Palmer, in Role Of Pro-
testing Tax Payer, Lends
Name to Action to Test
City's Right to Get the
Money.

All thu preliminary steps HAVING
been taken to prepare .lr the action.
% was announced thi. H|rternoon that
the friendly suit to test the right OF
the city tu give "a bill u. sHlc for the
city hall iu connection with the plan
devised Tor financing the completion ct
90, structure. would be- started az once.
The action Is to be pushed with AT
speed. uud it Is expected that the SUI
prciuc court viii hny, passed on the
matter perhaps hy l. early as next
week.
J ". Palmer. IL retired business
man, takes the art of The protesting
taxpayer iu the actiuf A. "a matter
Of fact. Mr.. Palmer hasn't n objoc-
ton at ul to the sale of the city hall
TO the First National bank and the
state National bank. who are prepared
o. lend the money, but Tor the purpose
OF the dmlCahle suit hc assumes me
role uf protestant This afternoon.
through Judge GeOre, : klock. VINO
is his attorney In the matter. he is 20
tile suit In the district ,urt. At the
same time the Law firm OF Marion \
wood, who worked out the proposed
solution OF the financing problem for
the cts hall committee of tho couu-
cil, viii hle answer 20 the suit. They
represent the city and the two BANKS
In the action. and Robert n. Crews
acting city attorney. Is associated with
them In the defense.
Mr.. Palmer files his suit on behalf OF
himself and all other taxpayers who
may Wish TO join with him. As nus
been told, the suit is 90 determine ~
right uf the city to sell the city han.
t step necessary from the staondpoirr
~ the lenders to secure go them tho
return uf the one advanced. rhc
building. under the plan. is to be re-
sold To the city immediately. under
contract providing Tor payments from
time to time as the money becomes
available. The money for repurcnase
Will come from the standing building
fund, from yea to year.
Judge Reynolds was expected 90 dig-
pose OF the matter as far as his cout,
was concerned this afternoon. The
papers VIII bee submitted and counsel
for the city ana banks will ask for de-
cision declaring the proposed action
legal. ana the court is expected 90
rule to that effect Nj Klock will then
move against that decision. and The
appeal TO the state supreme court
will be started on ~ way at once
Al every stage of the proceedings
all delay vim De- eliminated, ~ thtt
the city hall committee will either re
In position 10 get the money needed or
know that some other plan Is neces-
sary without loss Of time. As Frau
tis f. wood. OF Marion x wood sal1
with % smile this Afternoon. tho law
ycrs are going 20 show how cxpcll-.
unusly legal matters can move whom
everybody wants them 20. 10 rs ex-
pccted that the final decision ON the
question will be- Boz hand not later than
the week after next. and % may pe
handed down next week.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-09
McReynolds is
Opposed to
Clemency
Attorney General Said 10 have
Taken UnfavOrable Report
on Ryan Appeal to Cabinet
Meeting.
IBy Leased Wire 20 Evening nernld.l

lBy Leased Wire 60 Evening Herald.
Washington June 9-Attorne,
General M~ckcynpIds today tOOk &,
the cabinet meeting his recommend
tons ou the appeal tor executive
glomcugy ul Frank ~ Ryan, former
president Of the structural Iron
workers union. aud tWcug rhine 9th
er men convicted boo 90, uNuamitns
cases
White mo- official announcement ui
the decision OF the attorney genera.
wac made u wi- understood Boo circles
clos, Go thc president that bic recon-
meudatIuns were u~ulaNuTaule tu the
appeal It was sald Nj M~cEeynolds
took thc ground that the men had
been given 70 thorough trial % thni
there was mo good reason for inter
ference by thc president n was re-
garded Hs probable that the president
would approve thv nndings OF the al
torney general
The convicted men are under IN
structions 90 surrender themselves
either at Fort LcaEeuworth. kan. or
90 the United states marshal az In
dianapolis on June 80 10 BEGIN serv-
ing their sentences.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-09
COTTONWOOD THE
CAUSE Of FREIGHT
STATION FIRE
Fluff Believed to have Caught
From Spark and Started
Platform Blazing. Fire
men Quickly Kill Flames.

Flun from the mounting cottonwood
trees ls blamed for a nre that dam
AGED the platform of the Santa ~
raiiwHy st First street and Marquette
avenue at gas o'clock this moruiug
The nremeu found % good zeal of cot
ton lying and ny ing ABOUT 90, ucigh-
borhood when thct got Go the scene
and it O. believed that t spark started
some ~ tho huu io hlazng and thFt
the cotton Erf IRE to the platform.
The cottonwood hhrc D. highly iuHam-
mshie. No other cause for the blaze
could be- found.
The hremen were summoned uy tri.
eph0ne. They found one end ni the
platform ablaze. bot Che fire was easy
a. control aud Tho blaze Nas knoeked
M the head m short order a cheml-
gal stream Was used at first. bat a.
make assurance doublF sure a line OF
bose was laid ih. and any unRering
ambition 90 revive trouble was knocK-
cd out Of the platform The damaee
done was not large
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-09

The lesson WIS in natural historr.
and the new teacher had chosen the
interesting but somplex subject % the
cat.
Nov children she said. tell me
what SORT of CIH.Ucs pussy wears
No reply.
Come, com. aid she. determined
90 extract Do raIt answer by naming
everything tiI' PUSSY didn't wear,
does she wear ..athers?"
a panied EXPRESSION crossed the
fac, OF a little .uF in the front row
PLEASE. Nl he asked pitving-
ly. "aint you never seen "a cat 900
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-09
London Police
Raid Stuff
Offices
Second Headquarters Broken
Up and Mass of Documents
Gathered. Uses Meat Axe
on a Romney.
lBy Leased WIRE to- Eycn,pg ncrnld.l

[By Leased wire To- Evening Herald.1
London. june s-Auuthcr raid was
carried out by the police today on the
promises occupied hN % Womcn's
Social and Political Union, the mill
tant organization a thorough search
wts made for documentary evidence
uf the activities 90 the secretary
After closing of the offices In
K"inrsway early 500 MAY, the women
established new headquarters iu
Westminster and today the detectives
succeeded boz collecting there guauti-
ties OF documents, books and letters.
The descent Of the raiding police
men was unexpected and caused
great excitement among the occu-
pants ~ the offices. who after being
searched we're elected 80 arrests
were made.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-09
Win ~ without.

Tho case had reached "a cri~rIl
stage. Even th, Judge seemed %
awaken Co s live Interest in the pro-
ceedings, for the most important wit
ness was about Go be cross-eXamiucd.
50 you are tho lldy's maid began
the relentless barrister.
Yes, sir
And where were you at O'Clock
m the evening Boz question:"
Il VAS in ms I1dy's room, sir
For what purpose?"
Il Was dressing my lady's hair. sir "
The barrlster leaned forward amt
spoke slowly ana mpressiyely.
NOW think, be- said; II want YOU
To be very careful In answering this
question Was ur was not your ms
tress In the room lt the tlme2"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-09
WAR CORRESPONDENT TO
ATTEND

santa Fc. y Al, June s-John W.
Roberts. who has been with villa
through almost his entire campaign.
rs correspondent for the III paso
Times and eastern newspapers. arrit-
ed here today 90 visit his mother. SIC
viii eo Co Albuquerque tonight 20 Visit
"a sister who b. "a graduate Of 81. VIM
cents academy la this years class.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-09

There viii H, special Hiceting u
Adah chapter $50 order of the East
ern star. Wcdrrsday evening. June
10th at 1890 IT Masonic temple. 3d.
order Of the worldly matron
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-09
WOUNDED ~ TIIE WRIST ~
DESPEIt ATE SWORD nJEI

Paris june "a sword duel to-
dny between Senator Henri Bcrcngor.
representing Guadeloupc. who ls cdl-
tor of the Action. and Deputy
Georges ponsDt resulted ben the dep
ut''s hciug wounded IN the right
wrist The adNUrsarics, who had
quatrcled ovc politics, were after
ward rcCoucIlcd
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-09
CHRISTIAN IS FIRST
KING To WORK
IN MOVIES
His Majesty Started on the
Run to Rescue Dishevelled
Young Woman Who Was
Doing Strenuous Acting.

Paris, June g,-kiuB Christian ct
Denmark who, Recently paid an om-
cial visit Go President Poinoarc and
Mime. Poincarc, probably Is the only
sovereign who has played the role OF
an actor in a moving picture drama.
Tie incident occurred at HornbacN,
"a SINAI watering place near the cap
ital A cincmatoEraph company htd
arranged the setting Tor an unusual
scene FOR the films. % vas TO Doe "a
ship wreck In which a young woman.
her child, and the woman mother
were participants. The kiug Nas
p-romcnadiuE ou the beach suddenly
he noticed the unfortuuatps. their htir
dishaFclcd. who seemed tu h, u5lilrs
Tor help. The king started 1rt>cly ta
ruscue them hon a lung actor. hero
OF the drama. picked then, up the uio
belts with which they were equipped
having icsscned the chances cot ans
fatal ending OF the scene The kins
hndiuE be- had been Included n the
picture was NeNed aud expressed tnp
desire thai BE- be destroyed IN, last
half OF the drama had Co. be- played
without his assistance.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-09
Broken Rails the
Cause of2763
" reckS
Report on New Haven Shows
us Deaths, 5000 Injured
and Three Millions Damage
Result of Rotten Steel.


fBy LEASED Wire Ca Evening Herald
. Washington June g in q re- I
. port Co. the Interstate commerce I
. commission today un the cause
uf the urDrk of the New NurN
Nov Haven and Hartford pus-
. sourer train ear Westerly, a.
y o.. October 30 1918. H. " Bel
knap ohief Inspector 81 safety
appliances finds that dcraIl-
mrut ul D. train was due to 70
. broken rail The wreck resulted
. iu the uIury OF 90 passengers
aud three employees
iu connection with his report
. Mr. E'lkuup pointed out that I
= tho dcr1ilments caused uy hruk-
. en- rails since july :, 1901. num-
hrred 2162. boo which l'5 per
= sons lost their lives. 5000 we're
. injured and damages aggregated
y SJ.281Te3.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-09
10 CIcn,cr on q Romncy

BIRMINGHAM England. June "a
~sumraEeste vaudal armed with a
butchers clcsvcr today destroyed the
Portrait of 20 Boy" hy George Rom
ney in the birmingham arr gallery.
When arrested she gave the name of
Miss Ryinnd
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-09

There are some SONGS that will
die. said the musical emthus-
EAST.
II guess that's right. said his
friend. "My daughter sits down at
the piano and tries 90 KIN q Few og
them every evening. hui its no use
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-09
FOUR HOUR
FOR E employees

tBy LEASED Wire To Evening Herald. !
Washington, June g. President
Wilson today signed an executive or
der directing that all federal mn
pl0yes wherever stationed, be re-
Quired Co work only -four hours %
snturdeys between June rs nnd sep
TENDER 10 pi the present year.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-09
ITALIAN STRIKE HAS
SPREAD TO MANY Or
THE LARGE CITIES
NY Leased Wire to r,ycnins Herald. !

tBy leased Wire 90 Evening Herald. ]
Rome. June 9-Partial success has
attended the general strike proclaim
ed yesterday a. "a protest against the
governments repression OF the work.
mems demonstration an Ancona ON
Sunday when several men were
killed. The movement has extended
Co Bologna. Venice. Florence GENOA.
Milan. Turin. Bcrgano. Broscia and
numerous other cities of ittly.
Little disorder has hccn reported.
hut in this pity there ma. been some
stone throwing "a window breaking
and the cavalry has made occasional
charges tu dispcrse the crowds.
Rattle in ~I1urcnrc.
Florence, ltaly. june a-One man
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-09

wns shot dead ana two wounded by
th, police boz disncrsins % meeting of
.trlfor- here today Two policemen
also were injured
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-09

For the first time since ius institu-
tion iu l>Ua. the dcErcc OF Doctor u.
Letters has been saiurd by % woman.
The successful candidate BE- Mtdemu-
iteil" Jeanne pepDrtal She comes ui
a well-NuoNn family many uf whose
members have obtained distinction iu
literature and science. Her father.
Henri Rupoytal, IS a government en-
gineer and her grandfather was "a rcp-
rcscntatiye in the chamber Of dcpu-
ties Tor many years.
To obtain the degree, candidates
must present TWO theses. one 100 Iatn
and one IN French. The standard re-
quired Is so high that the d|istinctlop
has acquired the reputation Of bciag
one % the most dinicult in the world
Very few students are successful az
the first attempt The subject chosen
by Mile. Duportal for her theses WIS
the history Of art In the seventeenth
century.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-09
RIBOT ANNOUNCE
HIS CABINET
COMPLETED
Senator Carries Out Difficult
Undertaking Chiefly With
Members of the French Leg
islature.
lny leased wire To lsyeulne IIcraid.l

(By Leased Wire Ia Ssvenlng Herald. J
Paris. June 9.-scnatorRihot delft
nitcly accepted the French premier
ship this afternoon and announced tho
composition of his cabinet. II differ
ed from the unofficial list issued this
morning owing to several exchanges OF
portfolios.
Deputy Theuphile Deicasse decided
10 AXE the ministry Of war instead OF
marine. Senator Chautemps becomes
minister uf marine instead 81 the col
ouics, which office remains vacant fof
the present Deputy Joseph Noulens
Withdrew from the combination as ~
considered the parliamentary group "a
which he belongs not sufficiently rep
resented.
The New Cabinet.
Paris. June SENATOR A%leXdndrc
FeliX Bibot announced today that ne
had succeeded in forming a new
French cabinet 10 succeed that of
Premier CASTOR Doumergue.
Five n NJ. Hlbots colleagues are
senator's and seven deputies. The
list as given unufhcially by NJ ElbOt
follows
Premier and minister Of Justice
Senator Alexandra Felix Rihut
Foreign affairs - Senator Leon
Bourgeois
FiuanDc- Deputy Eticunc Clement.
Marinc-Deputy Thcophile Del
cassc.
RI Deputy Joseph Noulcus,
lUtoriur-Scnutur Paul Pcytral.
Public iustrucuou-Dcputy Arthur
bcssuyc.
Public works Senator Jean Du-
puy.
tolonies-Sonutor Emile Chau-
temps
Commerce Deputy Mark HeVlllc.
Agriculture-Dcputy Adrian Ia
rlac.
Iabor-Brputy Maurice Maun-
curry.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-09
Decision DryS a
Big Section of
Minnesota
Ruling of Supreme Court in
Indian Liquor Case will
Shut Out Booze from Is, 1000
Square Miles of State.


By Leased Wire To Evening Herald
polls MINI juno Nnrn
the United states supreme Court re-
vcrscd the decision 90 the district
court in the so-cailcd Indian liquor
eases yesterday. the action not only
had the effect OF declaring dry q
10000 square milo section iu central
aud northern Minnesota. but may
cause two-thirds OF the state. lnclud-
Ing Minneapolis and Duluth. TO bc
placed boa the prohibition column.
Although the decision Of yesterday
directly Effects only the territory
covered hN q treaty Of the govern
mont with the Chippcvas lea 1888, %
was believed by many familiar with
the case that the decision b. equally
effective bon regard 10 W previous
uacts covering the erratcr portion 81
southern and western Mluncsotn aud
from whish the Prohibition clause
IN the 1855 document was copied
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-09

81 Paul. MINI. june hithoYgh
there WAS considerable speculation
here today as 60 tho possible effect
of the Indian liquor case decision
yesterday by the supreme court. state
officials were reluctant 60 discuss the
subject until they had received and
studied O. copy Of the decision
f. " Zollman. attorney for tho
Minnesota Brewers association. said
today u newspaper accounts 81 TIA,
decision were true the lid' would
go on Ia part or all 81 fifteen coun-
ties.
m the court has held that the
treaty Of 1885 still is valid. Mr.
Holtman said, the sale OF liquor Is
prohibited
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-09

af1iup a ID
Fis ssoa1 a. mos 4 ass
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-09

.tsg aba 10 ILAaaH cit
<ifnsas isad a4i'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-09

"TNTT ~ : T|TTTT =
Florence, ITALY June One man
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-15
Venetian Pageant and a
Mi-Carenne Carnival Two
Events of Mid-Lent
Mild Squirt Of Cayety in Society This WeekEntertain
for Benevolent Purposes-Nore People Sail for
Europe, While Many Return From Southern Resorts
Wedding Plans of Miss Huntington and Vincent Astor

andra Emery. who went south several
weeks ago. are back In New York. and
Miss Maria do Barril arrived yesterday
from St. Augustine.
Mrs. Frederic Nelson. who IL con-
valescing from serious illness, has gone
to Atlantic City. and Mr.. and Mrs. Theo-
dore Roosevelt. Jr.. have been for visit
to Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph n. Ellis. In CAM
den. S. c. Alfonso de Navarro recently
Joined the colony at the White Sulphur
Springs. to remain until Easter. Mrs.
W. Albert Pease, Jr.. left last week for
Florida to visit Mr. and Mrs. George l..
Carnegie. Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen H.
Brown returned from Palm Beach to the
Plaza early last week. Mrs. william X.
Vanderbilt, Jr. who had been In Palm
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-15

Of Mr.. and Mrs. Anthony ]. Drexel. Jr..
which had been arranged for them.
owing to the earlier departure Of the
steamer. Count Charl.s Sampieri. who
had been making visit with Clarence
Mackay. sailed on that steamer. as did
also Mrs. Prescott Hall Butler and her
son. Lawrence s. Butler. Mr.. and Mrs.
Guernsey Curran. who had been here
for the winter. were passengers, and
they were accompanied by MIR. and Mrs.
Sterling Postley. their destination being
Paris. McDougall Hawkes.. who sailed
on Tuesday. will join Mrs. Hawkes. in
Paris.
Henry w. Sage of Albany sailed on
Tuesday on tn Kaiser Wilhelm H..
and will join his family in Rome. re-