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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-07-10

Nh Margaret Powell. who has
- n guest of her grandmother.
r. j. Middleton, for the past
~ 0<1eks. will leave Tuesday night
I L. home at Plainview. After q
- N6f6 at home she will be joined
!, h1#0other. Mrs. Myrtle NJ. Pow
4. ~ family. and will leave via
en0& and Salt Lake for the fairs
" {6f& Francisco and San Diego,
"a u1<&r points on the Pacific coast.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-07-10

Mrs. Ralph Caldwell and mother,
Mrs r. H. Fuqua, were in Dallas
Thursday.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-07-10

Mrs. f. NJ Kenney has gone to
Decatur. where she was called to the
bedside of her brother-in-law. who
died on Thursday night.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-07-10
Matte Middleton.

Fear Bsssk~ Tut.
books OF the Shakespeare
been completed. and are
Try. IL Is requested by the
d that the members call and
books and pay their annual
Irene Galloway at the IL
G. Tennery and son. Mayo.
MONDAY night for Palacios.
81 win attend the annual
nat of the u. Y. T.. L. They
the special train at Dali
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-07-10

Misses Fay Batchler and Emma
Duncan OF Ferris, who have been the
s,'ests OF Miss Ruby Cheek. are nov
the week end guests of Miss Annie
Lou Jones. on North Rogers steet-
Mrs. s. E. Fowler. Mrs. VIII Mum
roe and Mrs. Sid Turner went TO-
Dallas Thursday by automobile
route and met Miss Marion Fowler,
who was returning from visit to
Arkansas
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-07-10

Mrs. Will Munroe of Kosse. who
has been the guest of Mrs. w. b
FERGUSON on West Main street. has
returned home.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-03

instrumental selections. Mrs. Neimey-
er also gave reading
Little Elose White, daughter of DR..
and Mrs. B. H. White, prettily frocked
in white and pink, greeted the guests
at the head of the stairway, and the
hostess was assisted by Mrs. Turner
Mrs. Murah Hatch Beeman and Miss
Mary Pigler.
The guests were: Mrs. Murah Hatch
Beeman, Mrs Floyd Utter, Mrs. Otto
Wilson, Mrs. Paul V. Johnson, Mrs.
Merlin Harding, Mrs. William McGil.
christ, Jr., Mrs. Edith Holcomb, Mrs.
b. F. Pound, Mrs. Oscar E, Price, Mrs.
Lucille Savage Smith, Mrs Adolph
Gueffroy, Mrs, Florence Liston Rush,
Mrs. George C, Pewtheror, Mrs. Blanche
Liston Neimeyer, Misses Margaret and
Ruth Hodge, Gertrude Eakin, Vera Mar.
tin, Alice Judd, Mary Pigler Frieda
Spitzbart, Bertha Broyles, Marguerite
Mers, Depha Moore and Marguerite Os-
tander.
A delightful afternoon affair, plan.
ned as a surprise compliment for Mrs,
Frank j. Miller, upon the occasion Of
her birthday, was given by Mrs. Elmer
T. Busselle, and Mrs. Thomas X. Camp.
bell, Wednesday at the home of the
former, 1859 Center street. Sharing
honors with Mrs. Miller were her
daughters, Mrs. lie Roy Woods and
Mrs. Alton B. Coates, of Albany. Mrs.
7. II. Raymond and Mrs. B. H. White.
Charming Easter decorations were
pleasingly arranged, displaying a white
and yellow color scheme. White hya.
cinths, in 1drdinieres were placed about
the rooms, a huge birthday cake lighted
by candles ornamenting the luncheon
table.
Miss Marie Campbell was asked TO
assist, and with Mrs. c. j. Greene, she
delighted with musical selections. In.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-03

An exclusive color effect was carried
out in pink and white. The room where
the service was read was entirely in
white, exquisite Easter lilies, narcissus
and bridal wreath combining pleas.
ingly. A wedding bell and bower of
greenery and flowers was formed in one
corner, beneath which the bridal par
ty stood. Small Marion Shaw, frocked
in white bore the ring in a huge lily.
The bride wore a lovely robe Of ivory
toned pussy willow crepe de chine, with
an overdrape of crepe chiffon. Beauti.
full Chantilly lace and pearl garntures
were used to elaborate the bodice and
tunic The bridal bouquet was fash.
ioned Of white carnations and feath.
cry fern. Her veil was of tulle caught
with orange blossoms sent by Calfor.
MIA friends, Miss Cecile Bohanon at.
tended as brides maid. She wore
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-03

opportunity TO assist.
Tha names Of those who are to ap.
pear ON the program are sufficient to
insure II capacity house at both per.
formNuces, Miss Mary Schultz will
give violin selections, Miss Marguerite
Flower, Salem = little blind singer, will
appear in vocal numbers, and Miss
Priscilla Fleming and Eugene Houston,
clever interpreters Of The tcrpsichorean
art, will present original numbers.
The fourth and concluding number
ON the musical artists course, brought
to Salem by Miss Mnnetta Mapcrs
will be the Barrerc Ensemble, which
comes to tue armory May fourth. Their
entertainment will be unique as it will
he interesting, wood wind instruments
being used exclusively
Mr. and Mrs, Willis G.. Hawlcy and
daughter, Miss Iras, are being welcom.
ed home from Washington, d. G. Arriv.
ing early in the week, they win be
domicilcd during their stay in their
residence, $50 Oak street.
Mrs lInwloy aud Miss lIawley left
yesterday for Albany, whore they will
remain several days, going from there
to Corvallis, whero they will be enter.
tanned by friends aud relatives.
The 5, q. Sargcnts are domicilcd In
the NswNld Wcst residence, 5O7 Center
street removing from 1897 Chemekcta
street,
Judge and Mrs G. l.. McNay were
being warmly welcomed this week by
their friends upn their arrival home
from delightful two aud one half
months pleasure trip through the south
and cast and canal zone
Wednesday evening Mr.. aud Mrs
Walter Y, Stolz aud Miss Nina Me.
Nary entertained with sixtcen.covet
dinner IN their honor Easter decorn
tions heing employed. Besides the
hosts aud honor guests, those cirelinp
the table wctc; Mr. aud Mrs. i. II
McNap, Mrs. NJ n, Brcyman, Mr. and
Mrs T. 7, Busc, MIR. and Mrs. q
Stoz, Mrs Lcnta Wcstacott, Brevmar
Boise, Margaret aud Richard Stoi1.
Mr.. and Mrs w. j. Rail- are leaving
today for Portland. Later they will
20 20 san Francisco for an extended
visit, eventually going to New York
CITY where tncy will ugau take ut
their residence,
Mrs Charles y. Jackson. Of Portland
is 'he guest Of the isaac Lee pattcr
oS' at their country place near Eola
Mrs, H. H. Page will Pass the wcen
end as thc guest OF Mrs. Fannie Mcr
Ger OF Donald
Music lovors will be furnished cntcr
tainmtnt OF u delightful nature mex
Friday evening, when the Sacred Hear
aeadtmy presents its harp pupils in rc
cit0l at st. loscphs hall. The event
" open to the public, aud no doubt viii
DO largely attended, Those taking mart
viii bc Miss Gertrude Campbell, Mis-.
Louise bcrndorror, Miss Villa Rauc,
and Miss Villa lluckcstcin.
The Cdauucey Bishops aud John j
Roberts are leaving next wednesda,
for an extended visit TO the Panama
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-03

NOClETY Gas assumed an air of SOM.
her dev0utness and pious tranquil
~ ity the past week in recognition OF
one of the most important periods Of
the Pcntental season. The week, how.
ever, has not been an uncycntful onc,
for here have been special services in
many Of the churches, and matrou and
maid, crstwhile, supposedly inscparably
attached to bridges, teas and like af
fairs, have laid aside their attitude of
mirthiulncss, donning nv IL were man.
tle of sobriety, Following the custom
OF years past, however, II Is expected
that tnis quictness is but the mll before
the final outburst Of merry.mnking,
which invariably takes place lust be.
fue the summer y exodus 10 sea coast
or mountain resorts aud which usually
follows close upon the concluding days
OF Lent. Oregon outing places and
other resorts made popular by vacation.
lists, will not profit no gcnerWsly this
year, it is predicted, as they have In
seasons past, owing to the almring and
more forcible call being made by the
Pnnamnrn exposition, which at.
most everyone is planning on attending.
As farewell attention 10 Mrs. Os.
wRld West, who, with her little daugn.
ter, Miss Helen, left for Portland
Thursday t0 Join Mr. West to take up
their residence In that place, Mrs. vii
liam G., knighton entertained with a
charming bridge Wednesday afternoon,
Tables were arranged in rooms ut.
trActively dcckcd with apple blossoms,
dainty bridal wreath and other spring
flowers and their grccncry. A progrcs.
sive game Of auction bridge was played,
exquisite iavors, small hisquc candle.
stick holders, formed as rosebuds, being
given TO the high score holders ut each
table, Tnesc later complimcntcd Mrs.
Weet, Mrs II, W. Meyers, Mrs. j. II,
McNary, Mrs. A, Bush aud Mrs, G, l.,
McNnry
Following the card diversion tho
danticst Of collations was served.
Tae invitatiouol list included, besides
Mrs West Mrs, r. n, Ice steiner, Mrs,
q. q. Brown, Mrs Harvey Wells, Mrs.
w. u. Boot, Mrs. Asahel Bush, Mrs.
H. W. Meyers, Mrs, Il, =. noisc, Jr,
Mrs G. l., McNary, Mrs. 4. y. stewart,
Mrs. j. II, McNary, Mrs. W. j. Ball,
Mr. Isaac Lee Patterson, Mrs. G.. y.
Jackeon, OF Portland, Mrs. T.. 4. Wa.
tors, Mrs. T., Bteyman, Mrs. Grorgc n.
Waters, Mira NJ H. Meyers, Mrs MAY
O. Barren, Mrs. r. Cooke Patton Mira
licn W. olcott, Mr. X, X. Page, Mrs
Lawrence r. llarnf, Mrs. George pal.
mcr Putnam, Mrs, A. a. Bush. Mia,
Vcda Crosu, Miss Margaret Cospcr
Miss Kittie Mourc and Miss Helen
West.
Practically everyone Is setting aside
the dates OF April seventh abd eighta
next Wednesday and Thursday even
inga, when the society vaudeville will
be etagcd at the now Oregon theatcr
on state street under the auspices OF
the senior guild OF ST. pauls church
Mrs. !. A. Churchill, Mb Edward Wei
Ter Mrs. w. u, Gibson aud Mrs. vii
liam II, Lytle are the committee IN
charge, aud they have been carefully
choosing inoir program Some Of tn,
capitals city's most talented young
folh viii be presented and. coming 0'
the benefit does In this form of public
entertainment, every one is given I'M
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formality was the keynote of the gath
ering, in two int resting contests, prizes
being awarded to Mrs. Miller, Mrs. B.
II. White, Mrs. A. B. Coates and Miss
Della Hogan. A lovely cut glass vase
was presented Mrs. Miller, the gift of
members of the informal club, com
posed of wives of the Railroad Com
mission of which Mrs Miller is a mem
Der. Beside the honor guests present
there were: Mrs. o. P. Hoff, Mrs. Le-
Roy Leedy, Mrs. E. W. Moreland, Mrs.
Carl Smith, Mrs. c. j. Greene, Mrs. 7.
G. Davis, Mrs, II. H, Corey and Mrs.
G. P. Christie.
Mrs. E. A. Small was the inspiration
for a pleasingly arranged surprise
Wednesday, friends gathering at her
home, 267 North Winter street, pass.
ing the afternoon in delightful in.
formal manner.
Those who made up the group were;
Mrs. Alice H. Dodd, Mrs. Eugenia
Gillingham, Mrs Davis, Mrs. U. G.
Shipley, Mrs. George w. Putnam, Mrs
c. Hagar, Mrs. William Steusloff, Mrs
l.. X. Page, Mrs. NJ. NJ. Chapman, Mrs.
H. j. Clements, Mrs. James Godfrey,
Mrs. Elizabeth Lamb, Mrs. Hattie Day.
ton, Mrs. Charles Weller, Mrs. s. NJ.
Herren, Mrs. F. N. Rodgers, of Port
land, aud Mrs. P. II. Raymond
Mrs. William G. Knighton will pass
the weekend in Eugene the guest of
Mrs. Charles A. Gray.
Mrs. e. o. Scicke and Mrs. ]. C.
Currie arranged five tables, for the
Oaks bridge club, Monday evening at
the home Of the former. Decorations
were pleasingly arranged of Oregon
grape and spring flowers. The prizes
were awarded to Mrs. H. William Thiel.
sen and William McGilchrist, Jr.
One more session will complete the
clubs calander this year taking place
ON the next regular meeting date at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. f. G. Deck.
abach on Court street.
Using a simple ceremonial, Rev.
Harry f. Marshall, of the First Bap.
tist church, united in marriage, Wed.
nesday at high noon, Miss Leila Mae
Kinder and Frederick l.. Landess of
San Francisco. The wedding took
place at the home of the bride s par.
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. $. Page, 1875 South
Commercial street. Beautiful decora.
tions marked the event as one Of the
prettiest taking place for some time.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-03
SEND IN SOCIAL NEWS.

The Capital Journal is al
ways glad to print social news
from outside Of Salem, and will
appreciate anything of this
kind sent in over the telephone
or by mail. In sending in news
the writer's name should al
ways be signed, not for publica-
tion, but as a guarantee that
the matter is reliable. We do
not print anything sent in un-
less we know the author Of it.
4, Y ~ u 4. 4. y y II = y =. Y !. .
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-03

e5etty pr t;.t frocE Of pink taff,..
an aa Dym wltA pearl pearls and iisse'tP iats 4 'ntsl
Professor r. AsoeFt : Shaw va. 'tf5sa'sSos' IT, sl'
5ae piano, rendering %VUflts ! IT PRESIDED !.
played 3 during the ,crs eCrs,, from thi. ~ "
Roberts also furnis6inan i6tilunony, Proi','sll
me mGnf while (, Miss NeIIEis an n s''auss
lines. =" Just preyiOu,
A wedding rcpast wa.
a%tely a following the ea,a. az served laa.
rcra u, Brntty Ia,iy being in ''tfhaony' cha,S!y "
carnatiSas @n1Sn Hos decorated decor in pink s9g s3
The brides travelina ,,O~ct' 0oa Used
close fitting hat. The bo"Sn won III
was to Portland, the von ornuaeyRn b, |
ing ths,I from ON, there to San Frns Frass.i,q 'qh
taey will be located at IaaelSs a 'iS
We55inap 1Sc,SI apartments, mt0 eils FarlaV MI \.
curtis Hawley, Of Nccoaii' Mi' ,n Y
MIS- D. D. Landess, Cbaris, NJ,
Da1.aI son, Mr, and Mrs. George Is,i.f f. 4 f,p
cen cen IHawle9y, all of McNIi,.M,isS IIH Ms h
and Mrs, j. NJ, Curl Of .1affnll' 11St9nvll'i VI
Austin y 1 Sims and Mrs. Sytbs, SSytibbsi'3li . VI /
OF Of, Portland; Mr.. and Mrs ,''ii ! SSp'Ss g
yam VAN. Of S5SiO; Mrs, 9, E E !; 49, I ~
ddUn,Sta, dIponSne, Wash; Mrs, Virgil S I'M
daughter, Leolo, Oakland, o. orsan, Snl'a ~ y!
shogg sl%hogens e., Thompson, Of TurDeSI.. npS.ii / Y \
9haw' 1Ina Mr.. and Mrs. George ~; \,
Mrs, Jennie Welderedpe ans s' h'tss
\ Margaret, II Miss Nellie Roberts br u'usla ,I.
., 81 5hqIddIeson, I Marion shaw RIA Is :
and Dorothy Hobson. NUN NJ
., Beginning early in June ,r,, /,
SEift daughter of DR.. and 'lIs NJ, aug Ts
2klft will begin vocal stuiis' ltS " \
frank X Ahrens the di,ti1Sa,s.a, D ",
eastern vocal instructor, who D,s,,, s.,Ia \
summers in Portland. Miss Stg I y
remain in Portland during her 1r, tonr,
study stopping with felatiyS s'J \,
mas been sincerely missed fron n ,,,'. !,
lalnmen' programs this winter ] r,',
aus to numerous requests to ,pg w. l.,,
IN compliance to Mr.. Ahrcns vids
Miss Cornelia Marvin, st,ts Ia.
rian, is leaving the fifteenth a "A H
month on a five months looye a n
sencc. Much Of this time wifi i, u.
ed in New England states. brt n.
erous other places of interest T1t
visited.
Friends here of Miss Anna ys,I,
are pleased to learn Of her glria
success in Kindergarten work h n
east. Miss Nowlen is a sister d M
A.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-03

RS h. A. PIERCE Of Portland Miss Martha Bowcrman) who
IV midwcck visitor in Salem the guest mother Mrs
~ H. Bcwerman Of Leslie Her was an event of
much interest taking place in Salem Dr. and Mrs Pierce located
at 500 East Twenyeghh street. Portland taken an
active part in number M conspicuous Portland this
year and is named of the patronees
to be given at the lleg thcaer by the Child
Welfare commission This Of interest and win at.
tract many from outside Portland Mrs Witycombe
arc a be among the box holders
planning to attend
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-03

Friends here of Miss Anna ymls
are pleased to learn Of her glsia
success in Kindergarten work h n
east. Miss Nowlcn is sister d M
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The CdOuucey bishops aud John j.
Roberts are leaving next Wednesday
for an extended visit TO the Panama.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-03

Miss Cornelia Marvin, State Ia,
rian, is leaving the fifteenth a A. NJ
month on a five months leave A Il
9ence' Much Of this time will D, n
ed in New England states, but N.
erous other places of interest MN
visited. y" Y
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-07-23
MANY FRENCH ATTACKS
PAIL GERMANY UTpORTS

nerlin. NVia London. July 20, 6:59
T. ml-At thu war Office today the
following communication was givea
out;
The nightly hand grenade ATTACKS
OF the enemy north and northwest
OF souchez wero fepuised. In tho
Champagne district We successfully
blew up several mines and occupied
b borders Of the openings thus
made
IN the forest % Lepretre a French
night attack failed. In the Vosges
hghting Is proceeding An attack by
the enemy against the Lingckopf-Bar-
reakopf line north u Muenster was
repuised after severe lighting az close
quarters before and and in the posi-
ton Of the Bavarians and Mecklenburg
chasseurs. We captured two officers
and slxty-four Alpine troops.
"a French attack against Reich
A~ckerkopf also was unsuccessful.
Near Metzeral we elected the French
from their advanced positions which
according 20 a plan. we evacuated
IL order Ia avoid losses.
AS a reprisal for the repeated
b-Ombardmcnt OF Thiaucourt aud other
places between the MeuFe and the
Moseile, our artillery yesterday bonn
tarded Pont-a-Mcusson. our airmen
dropped bombs on the railway tri-
ongle az 81. Hiiaire In Champagne.
and forced the alrmen OF the enemy
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-07-23
RoADsMEN M0S
READY TO END LONG
CAMPAIGN OF LETTERS

The letter campaign ln%augurated
as a mcuns Of securing attendance az
the good roads meeting here next
month has practically been com
plctcd. There is one more series "l
letters to be- acnt out. these being the
nnnl ones. This letter will be sent
60 an members Of the association and
90 an automobile owner In New
Mexico and with u vii go a copy
of the program OF the meeting u a
nnal appeal to each member to come
L Albuquerque FOR this conventions
AZ possible.
Tho campaign Of publicity for this
meeting has already extended over
nearly two month"; and has Included
everything except %billboatds. Az q
result Il D. believed hat fully 500
people will be here to attend this
convention. \ railroad rate nf
ana o%ne-third mren has been Rr, ntvd
from all points IN New Mexico and
from ~ paro. Tex. ana Trinidad,
Colo. 0n the certificate plan. Per-
sons expecting 10 attend the convcn-
ton must secure n receipt when they
buy their tickets in order 10 get the
reduced fare. This receipt when val
dated nt the meeting il accepted by
the railroad NJ part payment for the
return ticket The certificate plan
was demanded hy tho railroad on ac-
count Of % recent ruling Hf the pas
Hengcr association, and while II ls a
littlc more trouble than an open rate,
u actually costs no more.
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SHRINERS WANT
AUTOS TO GIVE
VISITORS A RIDE

Plans have been made by Rallut
Anyad etmple. \. .. y. VI. s., To IN
tptain the DELEGATIONS 81 Shrlners who
viii pass through here on their way
tome from the Seattle convention.
Among the shrine specials which
nre 60 pass through the city are those
bearing Aco1 temple. Of Richmond,
Va. which viii pass through on No.
: tomorrow afcrloon, Yaarab tenn
PIE, Of Atlanta. which win be here Tor
three hours sunday afternoon. Da-
uaFeus temple. Of Rochester. which
will Doc here from q until 10 O'Clock
Tuesday morning. and which viii
carry Past Imperial Potcntato Fred
IT, smith and u number OF the Ollie
'rs OF the imperial council. ana Ish-
malta trmule, Buffalo. IS. v. which
NIl Dec here from 2.35 until 3:l5
TUESDAY afternoon.
Thoro viii De 40 in the Yaarab
t.mplc delegation SUNDAY and auto.
mobile owners are asked to lend thcir
cars for the entertainment uf the Wis.,
iiora There b. Co De open house al
the Commercial club Tor the men aud
" reception for tho women at Masonic
trmp,D.
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SIGNED
THAT WILL STOP
ARMS STRIKE
Vice President Of Iron Work
ers Announces That Docu-
ment Has Been Executed /;
Men to Be Idle Week More.

10y Evening Herald Leased Wifol
bridgeport, Conn, JUS 23.-With
the arrival here today Of Samuel
Gompers. president of tho American
Federation Of Labor, aud "a number
OF executives Of International unions.
!. J. Johnson, vice president Of the
Structural rlon Workers. announced
that he had been informed the writ
ten agreement by which an amicuhlc
settlement OF all labor troubles I'm
Bridgeport viii be secured had been
signed. The text Of the agreement.
he added. probably would be given
out fog publication this afternoon.
Mt. johnson also stated q had been
determined that the mex nov In the
cnmpaiRn to secure an eight hour day
throughout New England would be
made at the Winchester Repeating
Arms company at New Haven. also
engaged In the manufacture 81 mu-
millions for Great Brital1 and her al
lies. The Winchester company DE-
building a big addition 90 ~ plant.
Mr.. johnson said the strike hcrc
was virtually settled, an that re-
NAMED being tho ratification OF
agreements. lie thought II would re-
quire a week To bring matters 20 a
close.
MIR. Gompcrs and his associates
n To q motel upon their arrival
M declined to make n statement
Until after they had held a cunfercnce
which was Immediately entered into.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-07-23
700 FEET Between
PLAINTIFF AND
JUDGMENT
That Happens to Be the Dis
lance His Case Is Outside
the Jurisdiction of Court He
Sues In. "a

Charles Feaids of South Second
street lost a civil suit Ia Justice OF
the Peace craig's court today by
about 100 feet.
Fealds sued Jose y. Chavez ana his
VITO for {i32. Fcnlds lives IN the
lace block OF South Secund street
and the line dividing Precinct No.
20, IN which Justice Crair has iuris-
dictlon. from Precinct No. O. whore
Feaids lives. Is in tho 1900 block
Fcaids didn't know he lived IN Pre-
cinct No. 8 and brought suit In No.
20. lie II about 100 fcst outside JUS
tice Craig's Jurisdiction. a fact ascer-
tanned before the trinl by Cinudc
Hutto, who scted as attorney for the
Chavez. Whom the ease was opened
this morning Mr.. Hutto brought out
the fact that Judge Crtig had no iur-
isdiction, ana non-suit wos promptly
granted.
Fealds mace arrangements to start
another suit before Justice Tartaglia
in San Jose.
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to retreat.
The barracks at Gerardmtr also
were hom0arded. In an aerial nsht
over Contains we destroyed q battle
aeroplane Of the enemy.
Eastern theater OF war; In Cour-
land there is continual ~hghting. We
are pursuing eastwards the retreat
ing Russians. Yesterday we captur.
ed three machine guns mi many mu-
milton cars and field kitchens.
'Our troops advanced closer 70 the
Narew bridge head position. Before
Hosan we stormed az the point 81 the
hayonet the VILLAGE of Miluny and the
fortincation NJ lzygi. AZ the latter
place we captured 2aG prisoners.
Night sorties from Novogeorgivesk
failed.
Southeastern theater Of war: The
west bank Of the Vistula was cleared
OF the enemy from J~anowiec, west of
Kazmierz. 10 Granlca.
IL the wooded ground southeast Of
Kozienca lighting Is proceeding with
Russian rea guards.
Between the Nistula and the Bug
the Teutonic allies succeeded In
breaking the obstinate resistance OF
the enemy at several points. and fore
ed the R~ussians 10 retreat.
'~Lingekopf and -Barrenkopf are
three and four kilometers respective
~ north Of Muonster. GraniCa is ten
kiiometers south OF Ivapsorod.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-07-23
RSWELL DISAPPOINTED
IN WEATHER REPORT

HnaWoIL n NJ, July Roswell Del
Oh. appointed Ih the telegraph. wealth
90 report service "h'.h mas h'rh 'h-
~1uEuratcd mere 1s me Iunds 't'l.
a"lo ln th" weather bureau permit "'
only about 800 reports AN from west
'rn stations, being received mere IN
stead ol the hilF mat were 'h-
~u'ip'''d'
'i course lh' lnli's reports ave 20
nonsid'f'pI' dement,, hdt ou"ri' are
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