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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-07-02
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para ell que quiere un emPIeado o sir
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lila ciudad de las flores
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-07-02

q ~intentar detener ell ayance de los
carrancistas, pues {: general Ange-
les, como Sc sabe, Sc e]ncuentra en-
Washington esperanto ell arribo del
Presidente Wilson lara confercnciar
con el sobre la situation de Mexico.
Los villistas, deseosos de r~ecojer
detalles del combate que Sc esta Ii
brando al Sur de Aguascalientes,
fueron aver a Ciudad Juarez para
Yer 81 las autOridadcs de Ia plaza Ina
bian recibido algunos informes, pero
Sc encontraron con que ningunas
noticias Sc tenian ALI sobre ia ba-
ITALIA entire los cuerpos dc ejercito
de Villa Y de Hill.
Los agentes vi!listas manifesto
ron que no les extranaba que Villa
no hubiera enviado ningunOs infor-
mes, pues dicho jefe "acostumbra
dar cuenta de los combates, cUando
estos han terminado."
Hace varioS dias Sc dijo que En-
carnaci0n de Diaz habia sido ocupa-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-07-02

Correspondence especial para Ia PRLNeh.
FL pASO. Texas. Jnuio &O.-A Ill
TINA bora 80 rcclbicron aqul NEIL
SAFES proccJrntc> Dc Ia ciudad dc
Monterrey. cOmunicaud0 que q O.
neral NatarrcLc lIvo que SalIr yio-
lcntamentc dc dicha capital para
auXil!ar L la tucrLIS de! general
JacintO Treyihc, que cstaban muy
comprometidas por habcr sido alta
cada9 por todoo !ado- por las tro-
pas NI!listas cerca de Icamo!t.
\. Ia SaIida Dc Nafarrate dc Mon-
terrcy SC debi0 eI v'ajc rcpcntino
que hilo con Ia mayo parte dc la
tropas que Suarneciau q puerto. del
cor0ncl Ramirez, Dc .uya 9aiida III
cuenta en- ml correspondence d.
hoy eli Ia manana.
Parece que Ia .ucha entire Vi
lllstas Y carrancl>tas en- las cerca-
MAS dc Monterrey ia adqujrido pro
porcl0neS terribles. 4 causa de eatar
empenadOa IN esd lUrha mas dc
dleL mil hombre>.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-07-02

10 ~ icsaTrOlluu eScenaS dc Oclosl-
dad. de ruina y de mi>eria humana.
FL ~rSpecaicuIo de- los c]adaverrs
colganteS de los arboIcS ' de los
posteS del TELEGRAPH Sc rcnUcva ca
da dia. Ina facci0n p"imero y otra
dcSpuG> u,an lie. mi>m" rXpcdien-
tt como ~represaliaS de guerra entire
ememlgos que no :" ian Quartet Z
que combatcu a mucrtc. Tales afr
macioues no solo las har-n los pa
s~ajcros que yicncn Dc N"racruz, ii
no jalnDiGm los InericanoS luc han
arribadO DC OaXara y i" ojroS pun
tcs del Interior DE-! pals.
perO no sr,hmcIte Ia Slla EtIo-
luclOnaria contra c5 elemenio civil
contribute u Ia realization dc est"a
cuadros macabro>: entire 10, mis-
ma, f~aciconc> - Ven cosas ire
mcudas que rausau augusta Y
opriincu rI rorazGn con p]rofunda
tristeza. T. muy comtjH cnronirar
Ell Ia citada Via Dc Jalapa plata
formas iieuas de cadavcrcs DE- hUm-
bres Y muicrcs rn amontonmmi"Ut"
horriDilanteS. como rcsultadO de los
Observation-Disclosures o yoladuras do
s. 49,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-07-02

correspondence especial para Ia PRENsh
Ell PASO, Texas. JUNO 30.-Vi-
llistas Y carrancistas estan librando
un combate %sangriento al Sur de la
ciudad de Aguasca!ientc;, en- Ia
eStaci6n de E~ncarnaCi6n de DiaZ,
Ash 10 dicen los informes TELEGRAPH
COS que Sc recibieron anoche en- es-
ia ciudad, procedentes de Aguas-
c~alientes, donde esta establecido ell
Quartet General de Francisco Villa.
Las tropas al mando del general
Benjamin Hill, que eS Ell cOmandan-
les DE- las trOpaS carTancl>jaS, I'M
ciaron el ataque sobre las fuerzas
villiStas aver en- Ia manana; y muy
cerca de cuarenta mil hombres es-
tan ~empenados en- una fuerte bata-
la desde aver.
Francisco Villa tuvo que salir
violentamente de Aguascalientes pa
IA Encarnacion de Diaz, para diri-
cir el combate, pues 81 es ahOra e.
unico .jefe de las tropas que van
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-07-02
CORRESPONDENTS especial para IL PRENsA

correspondence especial para IL PRtNsA
FL PASO. Texas. JUNO %.-Ai-
gueI Diaz LomDardc. que tenc =.
cargo lie Mini>tro de Beiac!ones En-
tericres ' Justicja en eI -abInete
del revolucionario "Paucho Villa,
recibi6 hoy iii mensaje de dicho
iefe. uuirn - rncuentTa en- IA ciu-
dad de AguascahenteS.
Para que sc yea como - eXpre>a
Villa De la apprehension de- los &c
neralrs Ijuerta Y 0rozco. coPlo in
te-,o Fl mensaje de iicho jefe r.-
v~oluclonario, qu. Ina hecho publ
car profuSameute ii Lie. DIaz
LomDari0.
Disc aSl:
,Es de p~reri>a urtesidad QUE DE-
clare u>jed ante cl -obierno dc Ia
Casa Blanca y IN Ia prensa de .oS
Estados UnidoS la magn;fica III
preston 1uc ma cau-a,t" "n'@r ri lie
mento y-rdadrraurulr rrvo.ucEo-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-07-02
Los ~ejercitos de Villa Y Hill estan enpeiados en-
una Gran bataIIa en- Encarnaci0n de DIH
Francisco Villa saio de AguascaHentes para ponerse al frente
de sus tropas y combatir a las de Benjamin Hill

da por las tropas del general Hill;
ell hecho de que ALI Sc este COM
batiendo Y que los carrancistas sean
los que iniciaron el ataque, demues-
ira que dicha plaza aun esta en- po-
der de las tropas villistas.
Reina gran ansiedad entire los ele-
mentos revolucionarios por saber e.
resu!tado de la batalla que Sc esta
librando en- Encarnaci6n de Diaz,
pues dicha batalla decidira la suerte
de Ia ciudad de Agu~ascalientes.
Sc 1iene la creencia de que 81 las
tropas villistas son derrotadas en-
E~ncarnaci6n, no haran ninguna re-
s~istencia en- Aguascalientcs sino que
~retrocederan hasta Z~acatecas, donde
81 Sc aprestaran d Ia defensa. to-
maHdo en- cuenta las magnificas po-
siciones que hay en- la referida ciu-
dad.
Ell CORRESPONSAL.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-07-02
DEFUNCIONES

Beatriz Guerra,1103 North La
redo Street, edad Is meses; ente-
rocoEitis.
C. de la Rosa, 4O+ North Street,
edad 7 meses, raquitismo.
Estela Gomez, ? Matamoros Alley,
edai 10 meses; d~isenteria.
Francisco Moreno, 228 South La
redo Street, edad 8 semanas; ente-
ritis.
.Agustin Carrasco, 1O7 Peche Alley,
edad 4 amos; tetanos.
Sra. Felicitas Hernandez, 1925 Ell
Paso Street. cdad IS amos; anciani-
dad.
Nicolas Trevi1o, alrededor de Ia
edad 10 meses, Gastroenteritis.
ciudad, edad 43 amos; del coraz6n-
S. Rodriguez, 80 Durango Street,
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DEFUNCI0NES.

.Nn,rImo N"iIlarrcaI. cdad y amos,
ll03 Vcracruz Street: cnterUcOlitis.
Federico Gonzalez. cdad = amos,
l06 La PaIoma Alley: pertuSis.,
Elena Arispr. cdad 10 meses. POI
Greutt Street: ueirltlS.
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Nuevo ~peri0dico.

Va Z ,alirs pro1imamente ea e=ta
cludad IN nuevo periodlco, dlrl-
siio V redactado por mexlcanos. d
-ua.o C-s2-o de- a---:o E-L=. -
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-07-02
III general Medina Barron Ell
Brownsville.

Con motive del viaje que la he
CHG 4 eSta eiudad el general Luis
Medina Barron, los amantes del SEN
sacionallsmo han eehado a. velar
Ia sspecls De que q Tiajs del reGe-
I'D - As ~ cJ3st3 ocG--
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La cuarcntena contra Matamoros

Las autoridades De NataInoroa
desmintierou que hublera una cpl
demia de tito en- Ia yeclna cludad.
Esto 10 hlcieron con q objeto Ie
que las autorldades de Brownsville
declaren sin efecto Ia ~cuarentena
gu. ha sido impuesta contra Ia po-
biaci6n frontera y ia cual esta eau
sando series perjuicios a los habi-
tantcS del puerto.
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Ia>a 4 n 5a. col. IA.
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pasa la ia col. 5a.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-05-25

The fOrward-glide, the fifth fig
ure in my standardized one-step,
offers another variation which
makes the dance more artistic
and agreeable. This figure comes
Immediately after the cross-over
chasse.
Each dancer begins the for
ward glide on the lone" count
following the twelve counts which
have been consumed in executing
the cross-over chase. At its
completion the cavalier Is on the
left of his lady and each dancer
is standing erect squarely on both
feet, a distance of some twelve
inches separating them.
The forward glide consists of
a four-step dancing-walk for
ward in open" position, the cav
alier holding his lady's left hand
with his right; an aSout-face turn
by the dancers in the direction of
the partner, and four-step
dancing-walk forward in the d.
rection from which they came. IL
the about-face turn is neatly ex-
ecuted (for this is perhaps the
hardest part of the figure) there
need be no concern over the re-
mainder of the steps.
The lady, on count 'sone,"
takes forward step in her right
foot simultaneously placing the
fingers of her left hand (the
palm down. in the right hand of
her partner. This step is taken
on the ball of the right foot, the
heel being raised from the floor
just enough to give certainty of
footing and impart grace and elias
ITCHY to the bodily movement.
The length OF the stride forward
should be from fourteen to eight
cen inches, according to the
lady's height.
On count two the lady brings
her left foot forward, swinging 1t
Just clear of the floor and takes
a second step, considerably short
err than the firat. The right foot
is again brought into use on
count three" also q shorter step
forward than that on count
"one." and then comes count
FOUR on which tie lady takes
u forward step on her left foot
II T.. .
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-05-25
HOW TO JUDGE A
WOMAN BY HER HAIR

There are always the we'll
known semi-humorous methods
such as saying brunettes are
quick tempered or blondes are
keener> in their mental activity
But there Is common sense In Just
noting whether the hair is well
kept and SO judging q woman's
neatness. or In looking at her
style of arranging her hair to de.
eide whether or not she has good
taste. Remember that II Is not
advisable to wash the hair with
any cleanser made for all pur-
poses. but always use some good
preparation made expressly for
shanpooing. You can get q
package OF the best, which Ia
called Canthrox, from your drug
gist. Dissolve a teaspoonful in a
cup of hot water and your sham
poo Is ready. After it's use the
hair dries rapidly with uniform
color. Dandruff, excess oil and
dirt are dissolved and entirely
disappear. Your hair win be %
fluffy that 1t will look much
heavier than II Is. Its Iuster and
softness will also delight you,
while the stimulated scalp gains
the health which insures hsir
1rQW3
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-05-25

A picture suit" is one of many
delightful surprises Dame Fash
ion has in store for the Summer
Girl. The gown / sketched for
this illustration is made up in
sand-colored gabardine. but II
would be equally fetching In lin
en-, ratine or any of the heavy
weight wash materials.
The coat is pleated below the
waist line. and these pleats give
the desired fullness above the
waist and they emphasize the
slenderness of the hips. The
three backward turning pleats are
held by the belt.
The flare of the coat gives a
glimpse of the natty little pock-
cts; the button trimming adds to
the trimness of the suit.
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Confessions ofaWife

has made me confess to you, this
morning, these pessimistic
thoughts, dear little understand
able confident?
All through the ride last night
! was perfectly happy Dick was
as lover-like as when we were
first engaged. He talked of the
future and made wonderful plans.
He told me that Mr.. Selwin was
much pleased with the way he
was handling the sales depart
ment of the book company, and
although the profits were not as
great as they had been some
years, yet he. felt they were as
great as could possibly be expect
ed in the present business depres-
sion.
He especially commended the
way Dick was handling the work
with the political crowd in the
city.
i " L like a man who stands for
clean business methods and clean
politics, e" was the way Dick
quoted Mr.. Selwin.
! .'Margie," he said, I'VE are go.
ing to be rich some day Mr.. Sell
win has no one to leave his stock
in the book company to and he
told me yesterday that after our
stock is paid for he would sell us
another block at par. You know
; it is worth one and quarter and
!, gaining in value every day"
4 Although Dick told me a LOT
!, about the future he did not vol
unteer any explanation about
, where he was that two days be-
tween his visit at the hospital and
home and / would not ask him.
: He told me he was completely
, discouraged over Jack, and when
, l asked him where he supposed
he had gone said he did not
:, know and did not care
!, wonder If ever women will be
, able to put UNPLEASANT people and
unpleasant things out of their
: minds in the way that men do?
I believe their "forgeteries" are
; always in better working order
than their memories" and | am
!, not sure that to forget quickly is
not sometimes better than to re-
member long.
i Continued Tomorrow
1
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-05-25
It's Easy to Peel Off
All Your Freckles

The contrast between the freckles
and the clear skin usually Is SO
great that no bleach can be more
than partially successful In oblit-
Grating, the disbursements. Ordin-
airy mereolized wax Is far better; 1t
literally peels off tho freckles. Get
an ounce of IL at the nearest drug
store and tonight spread on enough
to completely cover your face; re-
move In the morning with warm
water. Repeat daily until every
freckle has disappeared.
Rough, blotchy, pimpled skin, al
SO common at this season, may be
entirely gotten rid of by this same
method. without discomfort or ip-
convenience. The effort Is decidedly
worth while, the new complexion
obtained being SO clear, smooth and
youthful.
If bothered with wrinkles, bathe
the face in a lotion made by dis
solving an ounce of powdered saxo-
lite in a half pint of witch hazel.
This Is the most effective and
quickest acting wrinkle treatment
known. ADVERTISEMENT
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Copyright. 1914, by NewspapeF
Enterprlse Assocts tioub

Copyright, 1914, by NewspuDeT
Enterprise Assoctstioub
We stopped during our ride at
Eliene's and found her feeling
fine. Both she and Harry came
out to the car as we drove under
the porte couchere. Harry has
certainly turned over a new leaf
and forever closed the old pages
of past indiscretion.
AS they stood at the side of the
car Harry had his arm around
Eliene and she leaned on him in
a way that showed that nothing
now came between her and heI
love for him. She had forgiven
and apparently forgotten.
or course, little book, you be-
ing blind as well as dumb have
probably never noticed that when
a woman loves a man she always
wants to touch him and she will
make countless excuses to do this
She will pretend to see dust or
his coat collar or a piece of lint
on his sleeve. | have even known
women to find fault with the way
the loved one combed his hair fol
the mere sake of brushing a Loeb
that tempted touch, back from his
forehead.
Dick often laughs at me be
cause of habit | have of lightly
placing my hand for a moment OF
his shoulder whenever | am neal
him. He says it clearly shows
the barometer of my feelings. Il
/ am out of sorts with him the
touch is apt to be abrupt; If an
feeling happy the caress is al
light as the settling of a bird be
fore taking flight, and Ii | an
loving him. more than usual m!
hand always reaches up to hi
shoulder before l draw his fact
down for kiss.
Sometimes, I think, little book
that l am too chary of my kisses
but 1t has always seemed to me-
that the lover or husband should
be the first to make these ad
vances. Besides, we hear so much
of the women who burden theil
husbands with caresses.
One smart epigrammatist has
said, Many woman has loved
a man devotedlyt all his life ant
bored him to death while do
ing 1t.
OF course, being blind, little
book. you have not been made tc
understand that it is usually the
wife's devotion that~bores. Wher
any other woman bores a<1man he
promptly gets rid of her.
| wonder why the sight of the
happiness of Eliene and Harry
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-05-25

the face must be peculiarly ex-
pressiye, in order to tell the au-
,iience what the actor thinks.
Two of the best camera propo-
sitions in the United States are
Blanche Sweet and Myrtle Sted-
man, shown in, the above photo
graphs. Miss Stedman has the
right kind 0f a movie face and
power Of expression that looks
we'll with any kind Of makeup.
Blanche Sweet Is q fascinating
little girl and one Of the most
beautiful In the movies.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-05-25
Long Nose May Knock Movie
Actress Fame Out of Joint
BY Esther Hoffman =

The girl who wishes to become
a moving picture actress need not
necessarily be a startling beauty
but she must have a face and
features that will photograph
well. In other words-she must
have movie face.
A broad face, big eyes, loads
of hair and small nose-in the
case of women - are good. A
small nose is best. and for this
reason some of the greatest stage
beauties are not good camera
SUBJECTS; so you see, no big noses
need apply for a movie job. Also,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-05-25

est photoplay. Jack Chanty." He
Is supported by Lolita Robertson
tMrs. Max Figman) and an ex-
tremely capable cast.
Max, In the title role OF Jack
Chanty, Is young man who be-
comes tired and discouraged With
the civilized world and seeks his
future and fortune In the North
woods Of Western Canada. How
he eventually fulfills his mission
and meets his destiny and love IN
the far Northern country makes
one of the most interesting stor-
les told in films for some time.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-05-25

Lottie Pickford, in 1.-The Dia-
mand From the Sky" ut the
Melbourne theater Friday and
Saturday.
"The Diamond From the Sky"
the great six part Pickford mas
terpiece, will open a two day
engagement at the Melbourne
beginning Friday. This feature
is an 100000 production--and
there is a prize of $4,000 offer
ed for a sequel, for which any
one may compete. The Pickford
name alone will be enough. to
make this photoplay world fam
Gus.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-05-25

How can a beautiful woman
lure strong man, against his
viii?
Perhaps hundreds of Taco
mans have read of some business
man lured to his social and fin
ancial destruction by some beau
tiful woman, and have said:
HoW can they do It? | wouldn't
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-05-25

permit myself to be made a fool
of by any man or woman!" But
Nance O'Neil. In the role of Fee
dora in Princess Romanoff," at
the Liberty theater presents such
"a clever exposition of the sub
ject as to wipe away all doubt
that It can be done.
When pretty woman makes
up her mind she wants something,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-05-25

and executes an about-face turn
to her left.
During the four forward steps
the lady and her cavalier still
hold their right and left arms be-
fore them, the hands clasped in
the manner already explained. As
each executes the about-face turn
they give q smart twist to the
arms, as a.means of assistance in
maintaining their balance.
Counts "five," six" seven"
and "eight" are correspondingly
those of the first four counts, the
line of direction reversed, the
lady placing her left hand in the
right of her partner. The cava-
lier's movements are Just the
opposite.
Ito Be Continued.)
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-05-25
COMMERCIAL TENNIS
CLUB MEETS TOMORROW

The Tacoma Commercial Ten
mis- club will hold business meet
ing at the Commercial club rooms
at s o'clock tomorrow night.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-05-25

The engagement of Miss Clara
Maude Pumphey to John H..
Bridges was announced at pref
ty luncheon Saturday afternoon
at the home of the bride. Covers
were laid for IL. The wedding is
late in June.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-05-25

of storage goods in our Ex-
change Department that must
be closd out this week, consist
Ing as follows: s Steel Ranges;
20 Iron Beds; Springs and
Mattresses; 25 9x12 Brussels
and Administer Rugs; Extern
sion Tables: Chairs, Rockers,
Kitchen Cabinets, Couches, etc.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-05-25
|CYNTHIA|
| GREY'S
|LETTE RS
Q.-Please name some yell

Q.-Please name some yell
low flowers which can grow
in a flat window box.
Il. w.
A.-Yellow pansies, nastur.
tums, marigold, snapdragOn, as
tiers, golden marguerites, Calif0r-
mia pOppies, and the yellow prim-
rose.
Q.--I am bothered with
large black ants In ALI my
cupboards. What will drive
them away? l.. X.
A.-Get five cents worth OF
emetic mt q drug store, dissolve q
teaspOonful In n saucer of sweet.
ened water, and set where the
ants are thickest. Do not len
children or pet dogs or cats get
any of the mixture. Ants of ev.
cry kind, as well as reaches, will
disappear II the saucer is refilled
frequently.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-05-25

DIR. w. ID. Read has returned
and resumed his practice. "Adv."
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-05-25

4 a (Which is the proper
way for man to address his
! father and motner-in-law,
Mr.. and Mrs" or father
and mother?
PROSPECTIVE SON IN
LAW.
At is considered an ordi
nary tribute of respect and honor
to use the familiar form.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-05-25

Social

New Aloha club officers: Mrs.
l.. l.. Tallman. president; Mrs. T.
]. Handforth, first vice president;
Mrs. r. w. Keator, second vice
president; Mrs, Louis Brehm, re-
cording secretary; Mrs. w. F. Gel
ger, corresponding secretary; Mrs.
w. ID. Triple. treasurer. Execu-
tive board: Mrs. w. p. Reynolds.
Mrs. Herbert Post, Mrs. Henry
Rhodes, Mrs. James Dempsey,
Mrs. John A. Parker, Mrs. A. E.
Raze. Mrs. w. w. Seymour, Mrs.
G.. II. Plummer, Mrs. p. ]. Franz
sioli, Mrs. b. s. Grosscup, Mrs. J..
Fl. Williams and Mrs. c. M. Rid
dell.
Puget Sound Homestead, No.
529, will give dance this even
ing in Eagles hall.
The W. Il. Nj. q. No. 81, will
give a card party this evening at
Moose hall.
Phil Sheridan w. X. C.'s card
party, announced for Friday aft
ernoon, is postponed in recogni-
ton of memorial services.