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The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-10-18
Prefers Irish Homespun

London. October 2.-(Special )-Lady Oranmore and Browne is extremely ac- tive in the management of charity affairs and has by her efforts materially added to the various London funds for the pro- viding of comforts for the men in the trenches. She is now taking short rest and has left for Ireland where she will spend what she calls ''an ideal holiday among the simple Irish peasantry. When at home in her beloved Erin Lady Oran- more wears the homespun dresses made on her husbands estates and personally instructs a daily class of peasant girls in the art of needlework. Lady Oramore is Ponsonby. a daughter of the eighth Earl of Bessborough, and a member of Il family which for generations has been closely connected with the court. She IS especially intimate with Princess Victoria and Princess Louise of Schleswig- -Hol- stein and has frequently entertained them at Castle Macgarrett. near Claramorria. She has fine voice and, with her hus- band who has wide reputation for wit makes an ideal hostess.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-10-18


 In Harry LeGore Yale has one of the most powerful back field veterans of the gridiron and the Bulldog counts on him to help it triumph this au- tumn. Last year LeGore demonstrated that there are few players treading gridirons to-day of more ability. He is rated as one of the best players Yale has had, and the list is no meagre one. There probably is no more adept thrower of the forward pass than Le- Gore, and since the open style of play is expected to be more prominent this year than ever before this asset, coupled with his ability as an open field runner. is unquestionably a big ace in the hole for Yale.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-10-18

pinoza Mirales, Carranza governor of Coahuila:
 The report of the recapture of Tor reon and release of Gen. Lucio ,Blanco is denied as childish. Lucio Blanco is imprisoned at headquarters of the chief of operations. To reoccupy Torreon would require the destruction of 50.00O troops of our forces, there ready now to march against Villa
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-10-18

DemOcrnttc precedent ~ntitles Judge Lane te re-election. An true democrats will do theiP dutys
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-02-26

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! Uui Ncrn Me- Uum lack llou.'r.
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Ior.on. e. % Hoover ana Whcc'cr
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thos. of thr house party and lh,
! hostess Ms So "a l1uQua 90,
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decoration. created a charm within
/ thy beautiful interior OF the hand.
| some Fuuua home yesterday after
noon thai viii last a- sweet ir1
! .rauDp in the hearts and minds OF
those 100 attendance uIiii The clos"
uI time When tl. news burst uu
/ Amarillo that Young Earl luuua
.a- married gll interest was cen
tered uu th, bride and everyone was
eager io .n, what 30 was IKE
Cuarmu- Winsowo and atiraD
] tive. shp ,lp.tiyatod the hearts of AIT
those who bad been invited Co meet
Der YESTERDAY ans with $50 NuuI-
,eoplc to make bright and merry thr
.fprupl home 10 viii be- hut NATURAL
that thoy vill draw Within those
llI. ra1iuu. and pleasure Chat
.nIu gladden. thp heart. of tha young
.ous fond parents
THE other Iouur,c. ol the charm
J ur even, Verr Miss Alice laudorrIu
ANA Nis. piHk Jenkins. the latter
Don leaving for au extended stay ln
california The term upou house
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nr ua. most artisticall, expressed
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palms. smiluN. ferns and fresh flow
l,r Rrrgufdlr.s oi any SCI cului
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ho entire lower floor including &C.
c,piiou hall. double parlurs, music
room, library and dining room FLOW
pr blnompd fresh and fragrant aH
Tao awakened hy the first breath u'
.priug Garden baskets filled with
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carnations and sim others with
dainty mWhlcoan made one feel q.
|if when they had entered the uor
Il.ls they we're 40 once conveyed into
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beauty. with lights wJdc -ofi los
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-02-26
These aretheDays


When every express brings
Ct new and pleasant surprise
ln the Annex you may see
every style tendency OF the
new sea so Nm SUITS.
Dresses. Spring Goats and
new SHIRT Waists. and ID
grcs, showing %
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-02-26

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saV lAuu T. lukhamN Nrg,ru.. Compound id-
''Tii-ed and tried 30 and found r..,.. '.iIr. had
finished The first bottle. ! continued .tkmg D. 100
through middle life and ann non q strong. healthy
woman and earn ml own liyiuc - Nr, JANE ID
DUNCAN, Forest Avenue, West QuU.t. Mass
H~Wriie LYDIA E.PINEHAM MEDICINE 60.
- NONilDENiiALi INN. MASS, foradN ir..
Your letter viii be opened. read and an~u cred
By woman aud held In strict confidence.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-01-15
SIGNAL REPRESENTATIVE
SHOWN PERFECT PLANT

A signal representative went out
this week and was shown through the
BrIa- Burnett GIN from start to fin
feb. There is not a more perfect Sin
plant anywhere Every feature is as
near perfection as mans inventive
talent has attained
The gin yard was crowded with
Wagons loaded with grabbed cotton
and the four So-av gins were run
ming on full umc.
The old style of carefully picking
the cotton IN the field has passed
out. The pickers now grab the bolls
and dump cotton and burr an in the
wagon together and the gin does the
picking
The bolly cotton is taken up from
the wagon by suction into a machine
that tears the burr 10 pieces lt is
then passed TO the Gin where sys-
tenn OF teeth take the pieces Of burr
out and the cotton is taken up by
suction into the gin and the hulls
are carried away in a conveyor 10 the
engine room. the seed to the seed
house and the lint goes TO the press
Al every point where conversion
takes place there Is machinery to ex-
tract the dirt and trash and in the
best merchantable condition. The
bulls are clean OF cotton and Jet the
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-01-15
WEST TEXAS NORMAL
LOOKING FOR LOCATION
MORE CENTRAL LOCATION Is DE-
SIRED-sNYDER THE LOGI-
CAL POINT-GET BUSY

-,
ohl''"' "nnou"oe''''"' 10 w '
eject that the west TeNas Norman
is in the market for a location. This
institution was formerly located at
60 c,,. - ,,. .,.,.,,... ,,oro
ueS''oyeu W '''e "e '''''' ''''' '''''
ey is in the hands OF the state ana
there Is strong contention for the
institution to he placed in a more
-, -.,.,
Shyoer u '"' p''''
Any reasohanie person eau ''"'
the Texas map ana ngur the Wno'e
Western territory and simmer u
down to Enats heel ana Shyne'
is the logical city in winch the Nor
nal should he placed.
Commencing January Slst' me
Santa Fe VIII put on another pasSen-
ger train giving snyder SIX or more
regular passenger trains daily' any-
der has the best water in Texas ahe
has the best people on earth three
brick school buildings ana ner s''""'a
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-01-15
SIGNAL EDITOR VISITED
SNYDER HIGH SCHOOL
NEW PIANO RECENTLY INSTALL
ED-FACULTY AND STUDENT
BODY IN HARMONY


Upon Sp''''' '"''''''o" ''''" '''''
Watson and Prof BLACK signal re-
preventative visited the High School
IN witness the installation Of the
= - r,,u,,, ,t.,o trs, ,ow
p'N'eu '"e''
Several hemoers oI tue "noo'
board were present and the entire
school showed the appreciation Of
this new equipment
The entire school Joined Mr.. Black
In singing "Old Black Joe MY Old
Kentucky Home and other melo-
dies and they sang we'll Miss Jimmie
MoCllnton was at the piano. The
Mrs. +. B Barnes treated the audi
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-01-15
BANK OFFICERS AND
DIRECTORS ELECTED

The two National Banks in sny-
der elected directors and officers on
Tuesday Of this week as follows:
Snyder Natlonai-Directors W A..
Fuller. p. l.. Fuller and @. W. Con-
nell Officers: W. A. Fuller, presi-
dent: p. L. Fuller. vice president;
o. p. Thrane, cashier; Geo. Ralston,
assistant cashier: NJ. A. Fuller assis-
taant cashier
First National Directors W. A.
Johnson. W. d. Sims, j. Wright
Mooar. n. n. Rodgers. d. A. Jones,
and Robt. II. Curnutte. Officers W.
A. johnson. president; W. D. Sims,
vice president; Robt II. Curnutte,
cashier: f. E. Grimes, assistant cash
Ter: Ethel wasson. assistant cashier
These banks are solid and we'll
managed institutions and are ready
at all times to extend to their custo-
mera every possible courtesy and ac-
commodatlon consistent with sound
banking.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-01-15
". D. v. BANQUET
MONDAY EVENING
CAMP INsTALLs NEW
OFFICERS AND SERVE
sUMTTUOUs BANQUET.

The members of Valentine Camp
woodmen OF the World, gave to
themselves, their families and their
friends. one Of the happiest affairs
Of the season last Monday night,
It was the occasion Of public in
stallation OF officers. a list Of whom
was printed in the Signal recently
1t was planned to spread the ban
quet In the Westbrook building on
Bridge street and a great crowd Of
men. women and children we're there.
The Woodmen assembled at their
hall and marched to the banquet hall
where a space had been reserved for
the installation ceremonies.
Hardy NJ Boyd was the the Install
ine officer and the officers to be in
stalled encircled the stump and took
their respective obligations. After
this the people we're invited to gath
er about the long fables where the
cake. fruit and coffee were disposed
of in regulation style Il was a sump-
tuous feast and much enjoyed
There was no set program to be
rendered. just O. free and easy social
gathering OF friends and neighbors.
The Woodmen have a strong Camp
in Snyder. composed Of good, sub
stantial men and the courtesy ex-
tended to their friends will give
them a warmer place in the esteem Of
the people
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-01-15
NEW MACHINE TO ACT As
PICKER AND GIN COMBINED

A week or two ago the Signal men
toned the installation OF a new i'm
proved holly machine Mt the Fuller
gin. This machine was put In by Mt
Malone who represents the Continen-
tai Gin people throughout this part
Of the state. The machine is a great
ly improved output Of the Hart boil
crusher and II comes as close to per
lection as mans ingenuity has ever
yet attained.
The signal visited the gin again
mc-e recently and saw the hullers In
operation.
In the gin yard there were wagon
loads Of cotton that had been grab
bed from the stalks-alltogether'.
bolls, burrs and lint.
This was taken up into the gin by
the uusal suction. conveyed to the
crushcr, where unopen bolls we're
broken up. tnence to the ginstand
where It was fed through In the or
dinary way. There the separation OF
the burr and cotton takes place. A
set Of teeth are placed In front Of the
Gin saws. which takes out the hulls
and the cotton is caught by suction
brushes and carried into the gin
where the seed are taken out and
carried on in a convoyor. while the
line is automatically passed on to
the presses. The burrs 20 to the fuel
room with not as much cotton left
in them as is usually left in the field
from ahnd picking. This machine
may be called a successful cotton
picker and gin combined. One may
readily see that by this process much
OF the tediousness Of cotton picking
Is done away with and the cotton can
be gathered much faster. Mr.. Malone
says he has a machine like this In his
plant at FIuvanna and has placed sew
eral Of them at other places in West
Texas.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-01-15
ELECTRIC PLANT
TO Be IMPROVED
y. r. RENKEN ACQUIRES ICE AND
LIGHT PLANT-EXTENSIVE
IMPROVEMENT

,.. ga. ...,,.oa ,ho sala
v"
OF the shyuer h'eo'''0 i"s"' ""' W
Plant, to u. f. Renkin' the SAFE ua''
ing back to January LIST.
Mr. Renken comes here from Iowa
and ia an exnert electric light and
too man and has bad considerable ex-
nerience as mechanical engineer.
Tho name Of the company has been
.han.od :, tho SNYDER Ice and Elec-
,.,. comnonv an as not TO conflict
,.,h tho comnonv ms re-organIzed at
d,,oror, ,,mes
NJ ponlen will Install as soon
A. ,oss,h,e n practically new plant,
Ls,aA ,,m oiyo tho very hest of ser
I,ao. t1owevor we are informed that
,h,. .,u ,ole from A 10 months
and ,h., in tho mean time he will
A. ,ho hos, that can he done with
,ho nroso,, eouipment and asks that
a.. .oon,o hoor with him and not ex-
noo, onv radical changes in service
.n a,,.A lima 90 ,he nlant can he
vs., ,a a.., o,,ss sbone A 25o.horse
nower nil engine. OF the very latest
,,,no and dos,on has been purchased
,sa oon,roc, calling for sbipment in
,oo 49,.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-01-15
MEET AT THE
HOME or MRS. q. W. BROWN

A delightful meeting Of the Adel-
pbIa Glass OF the First Christian
church was held at the home OF Mr..
and Mrs Geo. W Brown on Colonial
Hn, January 7tn.
Vice President Ed Ward presided
lin the absence of President Mrs. An
ME Webb
Brother Pearn he'd 10 prayer and
the business session followed
The election OF officers FOR the en-
suing year was taken mp A. c. VIII
meth was elected President, A, John
rtou. Vice President Hattie Ward
Sccremry-Treasurer
Delicious refreshments we're served
consisting Of good old pumpkin pie
cake. tea and cocoa
The class adjourned 90 meet with
lar and Mrs A Johnston on January
.2Sth
Como. join our class.
Reporter
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-01-15
THREE L|NKERS
IN JOINT MEETING
ODD FELLOWS AND REBEKAHs
INSTALL OFFICERS FOR EN-
SUING TERM

The odd Fellows cf snyder Lodge
no iSb and the Rcbekahs OF sny-
der Lodge, No. 20, bel Joint meet
ing at I. o. o. F. hall last Monday
night for installation Of Officers Tor
the ensuing term.
Thore was a large crowd present
iilcll 'ng several yis.uns odd Fel-
lpr. end members % odd Follow
Ifomics.
rs +. -. Barnes presided az the
Ioigm and rendered appropriate
music for the occasion,
The Rebekahs were "rst on the
program Mrs. Laura strayhorn,
District Deputy President acted as
installing officer with Mrs ]. S.
Hardy as Grand Marshal Nr7 Hun
Grand Warden, Mrs. Warren Grand
Chaplain. Mrs. Deffebaoh, Grand Sec
rotary and Mrs. Mcconnell, Gra.d
Treasurer
The installation work was nicely
done and following is list Of the new
officers:
Maude Pryor, Noble Grand; Jettio
Rattle tr.co gr,pd. willie g Farm
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-01-15
on Jan 25tl

The total number Of bales OF cot
ton ginned up to Jan. /, according to
the census bureau was 1I,447,623. or
these Texas reported 3,959,299. The
heaviest ginning record, after Jan. l
was In 1911 when there were 1885,
O7i glnned after New Years.
Even should the present new years
ginning reach the high record IT
would show crop OF 15.6s3,694.
but reports indiacte that 1t will not
be so much.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-01-15

machine doesn't tear the burr frag-
ments up.
The buls are used for fuel and
Engineer Morrison SAYS he can keep
just as good a head of steam with
them as with oal when they are
ginning grabbed cotton he has enough
huIs without using any coal. % they
get run OF clean cotton De is apt
To- have to use .oal, but never used
the two TO rcuber The proprietors
are practical gin men and are always
there loo person to see that every
thing comes square
They have the Murray system and
10 has been built and be- being opper-
atcd exactly according Co the plans
prescribed hy the manufacturers.
They make their own electric light
and operate O. grist mill in connec-
Iuon.
They have a large storage house
from which the cotton is drawn by
suction when ever the wagon sup
ply eases up
It is wonderful TO note the great
advances that have been made In the
ginning business The old timer who
40 years ago fed the cotton into the
gin by hand. rolled the lint into the
press aud pressed the bale by mule
power. had no idea then Of what
would come about, but II he will
visit the Brioe Burnett gin he viii
see. Il looks perfect now. but II the
inventors find any more new Ideas.
these people will put them to prac-
teal use.
This new hulling method now in
use In at least three scurry county
gins, has gone FAR toward solving the
cotton picking problem.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-01-15

Al Curry was here from Miles
early this week 10 look after his
farm interests and moved his Signal
date up another year RE and the
Signal editor used to puff around
together in Ellia county. now Al
owns land In about a half dozen
West Texas counties and is prosper
Gus. He farmed and raised stock and
this editor has been running e news
paper
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-01-15

The Signal extends profound sym
pathy to Mr.. and Mrs. j W. HendryN
in the death Of their little Elmer,
which occurred at their home in
north Snyder at 1880 last Sunday af-
ternoon.
The funeral took place at 2 o'clock
Monday afternoon. conducted by Rev.
J. +. stephens.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-01-15

c. /. Iacggli and W. W. Echols, OF
Hermleigh State Bank we're business
visitors In Snyder Monday night
They reported the Hermleigh ware
house completed and ready to begin
storing cotton there Tuesday.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-01-15

W. II. Anderson. Of Hermielgh.
and ]. V. Ammons. OF Pyron came In
Monday morning to do service a.
IN ors In the county court.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-01-15

Thou to the mercy seat souls doth gather,
To do our duty unto The ...,... Our Father,
To whom all praise, all honor should be gven
For thou art the great God who art In Heaven.
Thou by Thy WISDOM ruls the worlds whole framei
Forever, therefore ...... Hallowed be thy name;
Let delay divide us from
Thy glorious grace but let Thy Kingdom Gomez
Let thy commands opposed by none
But Thy good pleasure and ...... Thy will be done,
And let our promptness to obey. be even
The very same ... On earth 'Tis In Heaven,
Then for souls Lord, we also pray,
Thou woud'st be pleased to Give us this day,
The food Of life wherewth our souls are fed
Sufficient raiment and Our daily bread
with every needul thing do thou relieve us.
And Of Thy mercy pity .,.... And forgive us
An our misdeeds for Him whom Thou ddat please
To make offering for ....... Our tresIH''ses,
And forasmuch o Lord, believe
That thou will pardon us As we forgive,
Let that love teach wherewh Thoudost acquain u.s. to
Pardon all ......... Those who trespass against
And though sometimes thou find'st we have forgot
This love for Thee yet help ... And lead us not
Through soul body's want to desperation
Nor let earths gain drive US Into temptation
Let not the soul Of any true believer
Fail in the time Of trial ......... hut deliver,
Yea save them from the malice Of the devil
And both in life and death keep Us from evil
Thus pray We Lord for that Of Thee from whom
This world of Thy work, Its wondrous story,
To Thee belongs ....... The power and the glory,
And all thy wondrous works have ended never
But will remain forever and ..... Forever
Thus we poor creatures would confess again.
And thus would say eternay Amen.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-01-15

j. A. J. Jones was here from Flu
wanna Monday night and attended
the woodman banquet.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-01-15

l.. T. condra was here Monday
from Ira and stayed over Tor the
woodman banquet at night
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-01-15

Nr. and Mrs. clifton Perkins re-
turned last Friday from a holiday
visit TO the home folks At Pine Bla.i.
Arkansas.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-01-15

A marriage license was Issued on
Monday for Mr.. r. V. crowder and
Miss Nora stevens
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-01-15
The Lords Prayer

The following beautiful composition captured during
Charleston S. II printed heavy SATIN July
1923 1t picked up Green Of Auburn, Ind at Cor
inh Miss morning rebel forces evacuated it, May 80,
1862
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-24
BELaIAa aLFcoAk GuNEpsc
AutOnobilinq.

s d. Cobbs and c. H Powell have
gone on short auto tour to CarrizozO.
An auto party composed of n L
CadWallader and family. Mr.. and Mrs.
II. L Graham and Dr. and Mrs. Nor
ford left Friday for the Elephant Butte
dam to spend Saturday. They viii re-
turn sunday The trip was made in
DIT. MOrford's Buick and Mr.. CadwaIla-
der's Krit touring cars.
A number Of young people left this
morning for a trip to Elephant Butte
dam 70 remain until Sunday night
in the party We're Misses Anne
Hughes, Alice oByle, Katherine
Harper. Myrtelle Naquin. Olynda Ma
quin- ~ essrs. 7. p. Hughes. Earl \. eisi-
ger. O. j.. McNie. Louis Boyle and A. i.
Gatens. Mr. and Mrs. J.. j. Burrud win
chaperOne the young people. who viii
make the trip in Mr.. McKie's HupmO-
bile. the REQ Of Mr.. Hughes and Mr..
Weisiger's HupmobiIe
a number Of young people left Fri
day morning to spend a few days
camping at Hueco Natural park. Miss
Cora Beall Key and Miss Marjorie
Steuart OF the FL PasO School for
Girls teaching sta r, chaperoned the
young people, who were: Jane Burgess,
Helen Stewart, Birdie hrupp. Dorothy
Williams, May Kranzthor and Nora
Sanders Sunday, Mr. and Mrsl Hay
mon krupp will chaperon a party Of
young people to the park for a days
outing and they viii all return to-
gether Sunday night. The trip will be
made in Mr.. krupps Overland and
Cole cars In the party VIII be; Misses
Ethel Levy, Becky Merkin, Rose He'll
p 7. Mayer. Paucha Krupp: Messrs. Eli
@. krupp, l. Fishbein. Harry Hell, a
Mayer and Bernhard Krupp.