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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-04-18
PERSONAL MENTION

Miss Bertha Pikler, who had been
the guest Of relatives here. has return.
ed to her home in Morgantown.
A. E. Lewis was a business visitor
in Morgantown yesterday.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-04-18

Miss Parsons Will Read-Undcr the
auspices Of the Y. NJ. c. A. at the
Fairmont State Normal auditorium on
Friday evening, April 81, Miss Edith
Parsons. q reader of ability, will give
an entertainment which promises to
be a splendid affair. Miss Parsons is
a member OF the faculty OF the School
Of 0rato.y OF Syracuse, y. y. and was
at one time at the head of the depart
mnmt OF expression OF Wesleyan col
lego.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-04-18

viii Go To 0etroit-Mrs. NJ. Il. Nh.
"um will represent The local auxiliary
at She convention OF tile brotherhood
OF Hallway Trainmen which will be
held III Detroit May IL To 30. Several
other Fairmont men and will
attcnd The gathering as visitors dur
i3g the sessions.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-04-18

ployees of that company visited Graf
ton where they were treated SAFETY
First" moving picture entertainment.
The dim was called THE House That
Jack Built"
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-04-18

Passion Week sermon-Dr. ]. G.
pIe, preached an excellent sermon last
night in observance Of Passion week
on the subject Monday the Day OF
Authority" A large congregation as
sembled for this service which was an
inspiring one. Services will be held
at this church each evening this week.
.Tonight's subject will be Tuesday the
Day of Controversy"
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-04-18

Peculiar Academic. D. Summers,
round house foreman at the Bait.
more and Ohio shops here suffered
the amputation OF a finger yesterday
afternoon. Mr.. Summers, while climb:
ing down the side Of an engine caught
a ring which he wore on the left hand,
third finger, on a nail and swung to
the ground. The ring held and almost
tore his finger of. 1t was SO badly IN
jured that he had to allow the digit
10 be cut of. He will loss no time
from his Office though he experiences
great pain from the accident.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-28
MAGNOLIA PETROLEUM co.
SUED FOR SI2O. 900 DAMAGES

Tho Magnolia Petroleum company is
made defendant in suit for $4,000
damages filed in the district court BY
attorneys for Mrs Alice Grant. Mrs.
Grant alleges that when the street
service station at 4o5 Myrtle avenue
was removed by the company's agent
that the hole where the tank had been
was not filled and that the hole. pa--
TALLY under and alongside the sidewalk
was responsible for her receiving va
rious serious injuries when she slipped
from the walk one night and fell into
the pit
The petition states that Mrs. Grant
has permanently disabled ankle and
injured internally.
Magdalena Baiz has filed suit against
the southern Pacific railway for SIS
200 alleging that her husband. IEnacio
Baiz was killed when he attempted to
hoard a Southern Pacific train AZ
Bowie, Ariz- The petition SAYS that the
train was waiting at the station and
lerked violently throwing her husband
beneath the wheels and killing him.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-28
Copyright by George Matthew Adams
ID YEARS AGO TODAY
From The HeraId of This Date. 1902.

". F. Payne left today over the rail
way lines Of the Mexican Central sys,
tom. re accompanied Paul Hudson, o.
the Mexican Central
Mrs. Allen Blacker and daughter OF
Cicudcrofr. y NJ. have been the guest
Of Mrs George Halle. 500 san Antonio
street. after spending the summer ID
California.
The labor unions have decided 10 ruo
p suecial car over all Of the me
throughout the city next sunday Ior
The purpose Of notifying the clti1ens
Of the celebration 10 he held at WASH
fur:on park on the following Monday
The members Of the Nest Texas
Press association returned TINS morn
ing from Cloudcroft and viii leave to-
DAY for their homes in different paris
of the state The visitors we're hignlS
entertained in Fl Paso by the chamber
Of commerce -
murder case is developing IN the
CITY as 2 result of the finding or a
headless BODY on the New Mexico slde
ar the border line short distance
from Fl Paso. The body was discoVerea
bv one Of the hands found sticking ouI
Of ? shallow grave by number OF
laborers.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-28

STRoLOGEES read this as fair
n " lucky day Mercury is in a
"A strongly benefic aspect Satrln'
Nentune and Jupiter are family ad-
verse.
It should be favorable dat for
signing contracts. entering into part
nerships and settling financial affairs
Again editors and publishers seem
n ba particularly favored b. The stars
prominence Tor men little known Is
again forecast as part Of the general
condition which indicates the passing
of-oId celebrities in all lines OF activity
and The rise OF new ones
This should he an espec..ily tucNS
tine Tor publicity ana i1tsli---
Changes in periodicals asaln are
for-eshadowed. These VIII affect pun
fishers who desire 10 gain national
domination The planets warn them 10
conserve the health
commercial transactions should he
conducted with extra care today There
is rather a forhidding sign for seaGoinS
Mines come under rule at pre-
sages rise in the price Of coal next
All the metals used in manufacturing
have the forecast of phenomenal rise
in value. Michigan and Missouri are
likely to benefit greatly
Chicago has a sway read as presag-
ing progress in matters affecting the
well being Of the nation 1t may be the
center Of an American movement Of
agitation looking toward determined
The death OF statesman of great
age is indicated for next month Again
attention is called to the fact that the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-28

- OWN by the seashore sat Uncle
Wiggily L0ngears. the nice rao-
- bit gentleman He was in front
OF the seaweed and seashen bungalow,
where he and Nurse Jane Fuzzy Wuzzy.
the muskrat lady housekecper. were
spending their summer vacation Just
at the time about which I am writing
Uncle Wiggily was taking little nap
after dinner and Nurse Jane was wash
ing up the big and little clam shells
that had been used for plates, cups and
saucers at the table.
All Of sudden Uncle Wiggily was
awakened by feeling something tickle
his nose.
Ny goodness he exclaimed. sitting
up so suddenly that he almost fell out
Of his chair II hope that isn't the
nose pinching balloon who used 10
chase me-
Then he happened to think that the
Ia boon animal had turned good. to-
the tail pulling chimpanzee and Uncle
WigGily felt more happy
But something certainly tickled me, -
he said. 4 wonder who IL was"
Just then came little laugh and a
voice said
1T was ]. Uncle Wiggily. I hope you
don't mind I want some one 10 play
with me" and there, out from behind a
pile OF sand stepped Mamie Wag-
Tail, the little goat girl. You're not
angry. are you. Uncle Wiggily2" asked
Mamie. shyly like.
Angry? No. indeed exclaimed the
bunny uncle
Il was so sorry to awaken you"
went on Mamie. politely, tying her hair
ribbon in a blue knot instead of a red
one; for she liked the blue color better.
~, w nat dld you WANT asked Uncle
Wl2glly- sort OF putting his paw in his
pocket. for nearly always when any OF
the animal boys and girls came 10 see
him they wanted lollypops or ice cream
cones or something like that
oh" said Sannie. sort Of hopeful
IKE, I was just wondering If you
didn't want to come and see the sand
garden l have made It's Just fine
had rather al this moment see a
sand garden than anything else in the
world. spoke Uncle WiSgiIy, politely.
He tipped himself out OF the ca sy
char and went along behind the sea-
shell bungalow TO a smooth place on
the ocean beach. where the little goa
| girl who was also spending her vaca-
| ton at the shore. had come to play
mere my garden. Uncle Wiggily'
| she said. Isn't it nice?"
=, Indeed II is" answered the bunny
snap For Mamie had made a nice
IKE E-4n of sand all around the place
Inside We flower beds and places
Where seasce-ls grew. and potatoes
and apples arc r2a2berries to say
4 noLning Of beans and cora and flowers
OF course. they weren't real s5iurs
put they were ever so much better tier
| II tney had been for Mamie made nc
laloes out Of little brown stones ana
appies out Of red sea beans. while little
I bits OF yellow sticks looked IiL-e -
| TotS ana green seaweed made as nice
ietllce as "A rag or even A wax doll
YOU'D want to eat in A week ofsSun-
Jays Besides YOU did not have Il
Nait Tor garden OF this sort to grow
You could make things as fast as vou
wanted them
But I would like to water my gar
den said Mamie 10 Uncle WiCgily
when he had looked az IT for some time
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-28
Bedtime Story For the Little Ones
UNCLE WIGGILY Sw0RDFISH.
By HOWARD

you have to water every garden. you
know, and mine is very dry" which. IN
deed. 1t was. for the hot sun shOne on
the sand. making il very hard.
Yes II ought to be watered" said
the bunny uncle. But / haven't any
sprinkling can
'-Oh. how would this do?" asked Nan
ME s she saw a tin can which the
waves had washed up on shore
w n.y. ] should say that would be
the very thing. exclaimed Uncle Wig
gily- I'm take the can down to the
edge Of the ocean for Won and FIN ~
with water. You might get your feet
wet II YOU did il yourself
nanh You very kindly" said Nan
me- whose mother had told her always
TO be polite 10 uncles. aunts and ali her
relations.
30 Uncle Wiggily went for water In
the can Just as Simple Simon went for
some IN MS mothers seive. but soon IL
all ran through. don't mean the
water ran out or Uncle WiGSily's can.
Tor II didn't He brought the can full
10 Mamie
oh. dear" the little goat girl cried
s she poured some of the water on
her garden
What's the natter" asked the bun
'.Oh. the water comes out Of the can
so rast when tip il that it washes away
my sraden. cried Mamie 1T floats
away the sand and the sea weed lettuce.
thinS."
That's too bad" exclaimed T-nc1s
" lgslIy- see what the trouble Is,
though There ought 10 be holes IN
/ the can SO the water would sprin1,Ia
out slowly like rain Just as II docs
rom a regular watering can. IN make
one for YOU"
How" asked Mamie.
BY punching holes in the bottom, Of
MS ca IN. answered Uncle Wiegilv. "I'fI
b 10 ], WIN IN an Old nail and stoneI' He
,u -,,t.l aIoIg the beach until he found
. rusty nan IN a piece Of wood Pulling
I 10 out ne used a stone for a hammer
| ana tried 10 make holes in the tin.
Oucn- suddenly cried Uncle wig
w mats the natter asked Na1nsa
On. my stone hammer sIipped and
hurt my paw said the bunny aRur
never mind. III punch the holes vet
| for you" 'iii9 Can
ne took up the stone and nail
Excuse me. Uncle WiggiIy-T s.id
EgiGe from the ocean. and a big fis5
Win long nose thrust uD his head
/ LNIuse me- but perhaps you had bet
Ter Iet me punch those holes for Won (.
I ny. curiously. Jun
The swordfish." was the answer
I ~ Irlends. the cells. who held up your
hammock nam told me about you II viii
gIte me much pleasure IL YOU Ter me
win my long sharp. bony nose. D,nr6
hoies IN Nannie's can
/ ..r. Inank you. spoke Uncle WigriIv.
u would be better than nv paws 7
suppose SO while Uncle WiEEiIv held
e can. the swOr0Iish. who has nose
! i L --'9tnpick. punched holes in thu
/ sprinkler az Nsrn.e could wish, And
sne Watered her gsrdsE @s-So7t wash
/ ING away all the sand
Then she thanked the s,~ordftsh.
/ winch swan away, and Uncle Wfrgfi1
Went pack TO sleep and all was well.
| And II the caterpillar doesn't tickle the
| hoptoad and make il sneeze like a fire
cracker, III tell You next about Uncle
1 WigEily and the bat.-Copyright 1915.
by Mcclure Newspaper Syndicate
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-28
UGH! CALOMEL IS HORRIBLE! It
SHOCKS YOUR LIVER, IF BILIOUS
CalOmel sickens! Don't lose days work! Clean YOUR
Liver and Bowels with ''DodsOn's Liver Tone

Ugh, Calomel makes you sick. It's
horriblel Take a dose OF the danger
Gus drug tonight and tomorrow you
may lose a days work.
Calomel is mercury or quicksilver
which causes necrosis OF the bones.
Calomel when ii comes into contact
with sour bile crashes into il. break
ing it up. This is when you feel that
awful nausea and cramping. II you
are sluggish and all knocked out IL
your liver is torpid and bowels consti-
pated or you have headache. dizziness.
coated tongue. il breath is bad or
stomach sour. just try a spoonful of
harmless Dodson's Liver Tone tonight
Here's my guarantee-GO to any
drug store and get a 50 cent bottle
of Dodson's Liver Tone. Take a spoon
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-28
The Daily Record.


Tt" DE- J. n Love 10 build brick bur ga
low az Atlanta street and Cotton avenue
estimated cost $1,000
To y. u. Walker. 10 build a frame garage
with camp roofins At 5l4 Corto street; esti-
To Mayfield Building and Tmproveru snt
company 20 make changes and repairs ~
51=-li North stanton. estimated cost s5Os.
Deeds Filed
South side OF Montana. between Rosewood
ana Magnolia D. stark and wife to J.
r. Roe. lots Il. L. block IS RasSett addf-
ton: consideration 81. August - 1915
South side OF Mountain. between Division
and Courchesne-D. I. Meioy 10 Annie
Meloy lots IS. 20. block eight. Military
Heights. consideration 81: June Is. 1915.
Births-Girls.
To Mrs B. Suniss. 100 South Oregon
70 Mrs. : Pedesona. 1926 Rivers. Aug
To Mrs. J. David. 1o7-1os Anthony. August
To Mrs Victor BeItran. s11s Olive. Aug
ust Is.
Births-Boys
To Ms. Jvan Monies. Seventh and St
To MS. Juan Soto. 1873 Second street.
TO MIS-. Jose MORENO. 1919 East Second.
August -. triplets
To MIS-. J N. Reyes. SIS Piedras. Aug
To Mrs August Palms. soo7 Central Aug
To Mrs J. Deigado. 500 Leon. August II.
Automobiles Licensed.
s'3i--Nrs. Joe Larrien- German apart
"s ss: Haynes touring car
s7ss-R 3 Jones. asa Montana. Haynes
s5s4-H c. ApelL SO North e. Paso. Ford
Licensed to Marry
Thomas NJ Mcdonald and Josephine FL
". NJ Harris and Christina Cruickshsnk
Francisco Prieto and Jusna Reyes
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-28
ANNETT6 "a
kELlERMANN
GREATEST WOMAN
SWIMMER AND STAR

think YOU can stand IL. That is wrong
for the blood rushes UP and may con-
gest-
DON'T be afraid to give yourself 2
good "ducking." in shallow water. AT
ONCE. You will feel much better and
viii learn to swim far more quickly
DO NOT TRY TO FLOAT. The first
thing to do is TO obtain a broad canvas
belt and have this placed under you 81
that your body rests on Il and you are
perfectly balanced Ask some person
TO hold the handles and slowly dra-
you along IN shallo wwater to where
ia Is deeper and where you can use
your arms and legs freely. Tell the
person 20 add Just enough strain on the
belt TO mold your MOUTH out of the
water. Now go through the motions -
swimming Do NOT LET YOUR FEET
DOWN TOO FAR: try to keep them u
near the top Of the water. But do moi
let them splash out near the top. Keer
them JUST under the top Of the water
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-28
Zero in Desires; Fake
Cop Steals Tardntula

s.. Louis. No. Aug 2s.-Nick You'll
garas. a fruit vendor a. 49, Market
street. complained TO the police that
stranger secured possession Of taran-
lula he found in a bunch Of bananas, on
the pretext that chief Young wanted
the dangerous spider.
He said he got the tarantula In 2
bunch OF bananas and put il in bot
-le While IL was on exhibition at his
store a stranger offered SIS for it.
Voulgaras refused to sell Later. while
Voulgarss was out. a man wearing
notice star demanded the tarantula for
chief Young. Noulgaras said. and the
clerk gave it to him Chief Young did
not send for the tarantula-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-28
SENDS INTERNAL MACHINE
TO POWDER WORKS, 5 DEAD

aankow. China. aug. 2S--Maj- Gen.
Shen. director OF the Hanyany Pow
der Works. and four Of his assistants
were blown to pieces recently by an
explosion OF an Internal machine. 4
mysterious boX was sent to Gen Wang
at Wuchang. The general was sus-
picious OF its appearance. and for
warded it TO the powder works for its
examination. He had many political
enemies. and was afraid some of them
were trying 10 kill him. Upon the ar
rival of the box at the powder works.
the director and his assistants made
an examination Of il with fatal results
The directors office was completely
demolished.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-28

EFORE I ask you to enter the
water and we are now ready
IL desire you TO become as well &C
quainted with water as possible
Whether it is a pool. or the seaside. a
lake, q river or pond, does not matter.
First of all, YOU MUST NOT BE
AFRAID OF WATER for while it IS
true that water is a good servant ami
a the same time a bad master. this
does not apply to you II YOU UNDER
STAND IT
Self Confidence Greatest Asset.
one of the most important things -
remember is this YOU MUST NENE5s
ENTER THE WATER DIRECTLY
AFTER EATING This has been the
unfortunate cause Of many deaths by
drowning. due 20 cramps. Let al least
two hours elapse before entering the
water. otherwise your stomach VIII be
subject to too great A strain and this
will cause paralysis of your other
muscles and results in cramps As this
IS A very easy matter TO avoid ! hope
you will not disregard my warning
When YOU enter the water give your
self a good ~dousing" al once. DON'T
enter the water and "dabble' about
with your feet and then wait until You
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-28
UTNES INVADE SAN JUAN;
CAR LINES LOSE HEAVILY

San Juan Porto Rico. Aug. 2s-The
jitne automobile is carrying more
than 5000 passengers a day here and
causing q serious loss 10 the electric
street railway system, according TO 4
statement made by o. N SeWeIl. gen
eral manager OF the Porto Rico Rail-
way Light and Power company, who
asserts that the cOmpany's loss siucS
January l has amounted 10 $4,000.
Reports prepared by the company
show that since the jitne first made
its appearance here last November
there have been from So TO 1S3 in
daily operation. None of the jitns
owners operating cars before January
] now have their cars in service. L
Is asserted and all have lost money. Is
the contention or the street railway
company Gasoline was 70 cents per
gallon when the istne first appeared.
now it Is IS cents per gallon
A dollar saved by buying goods pro-
duced elsewhere is a dollar thrown az
your neighbor's birds
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-28

"HE petition now being circulated
asking the county commissioners
to order q registration of voters
now contains about 500 names ana
more are being added. Many Of the
Adinr business men have signed AMI
ptition is particularly popular
Eitb the Iaboring class It VIII be pre-
scented 10 the commissioners court At
their next meeting. and u IS oeleVea
that the petition VIII pass without
difiio1ity-
Otis Coles returned this mornins
" Mrs N. H. Webb and Mrs " 3.
I.atta have returned from visit 10
Mrs. o G. SECTION and son left last
night for Iowa. where they viii WISH
relatives TO-.
Lea Hall an eX-captain or the IeNas
Rangers and a veteran Of the Phillp-
Ipine war. is in the city
~Xss Ida Margaret Lockhart, y nc ha
Seen spending several months IN CaA-
fornia. returned to the city today
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-28
Berlin Gold Brought To
Light Through Horsemen

Berlin. Germany, Aug 26.-That
there is still much gold hidden in Ger
many. although the government has
used every possible means to bring the
precious metal into the vault Of the
Reichsbank. has Just been proved on
the Berlin race track. The manage
uent states that the admission Zee
would be reduced one half, If paid in
gold The gate receipts for the day
amounted to $4,000 and more than
one third of this was paid in gold coin.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-28

ful and IL II doesn't straighten von
right up and make you feel fine s01
Nisorous | want you to go back to the
store and get your money DoSeo.
Liver Tone IS destroying the sale ~
calomel because il is real liver nradi-
cine; entirely vegetable. therefore il
can not sallVate or make You sick
I guarantee that one snoonf-,1 .,
Dodson's Liver Tone will out vo1r
sluggish liver to work and clean vonr
bowels OF that sour bile and constf-
pated waste which is cloggiue volIr
system and making you feel niSera bic.
I guarantee that a bottle OF Dodsor:'s
Liver Tone will keep your entire
family feeling fine for months. Give
IL TO your children. II is harmless:
doesn't Sripe and they like its pleas
ant taste.-Advertisem
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-28
Equestrian Statue OF
Italy's King Is Shown

London. Eug.. Aug. 2s.-The eques-
TRAN statue of the king Of Italy.
which Walter Winsns. the American
sculptor. has made for the Italian col
ony of san Francisco. has been placed
on private view at the Savoy hotel and
is much admired
The king is shown watching a troop
review. As Nr. Winans IS a famous
Judge of horseflesh. IL is not surprising
that the pose and modelling OF the
kings mount are exceptionally good
The dignity OF the kings expression is
also noticed.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-28

DON'T keep your head back TOO far
for that will make your legs sink
Now your hands must remain FOU =
inches under the water THAT Is ON
YOUR first forward movement Of the
arms Try 70 do this movement slowly
and gracefully.
Your friends must nor expect undue ef-
forts 10 keep you afloat and If you
carefully follow the directions I have
just given you IL will not take you
half an hour to master the art Of
swimming.
Do not attempt to master the move
ment in a few lessons. for while a great
many of you viii be able to swim by
this method in few minutes. IL is al
ways better 10 be sure of yourselves
before venturing out alone
The most important thing to re-
member is. perfection OF movement. for
If you ever wish TO become a good
swimmer you must be able to swim
with a perfect and even stroke Your
first effort at swimming any distance
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-28
ARCTIC TRAVELLERS SAY
NORTHERN HEAT INTENSE

Stockholm. Sweden, Aug 2s.-Trav-
eIers returning from the north this
summer are complaining Of the in
tense heat prevailing at the southern
edge Of the Arctic circle. Travellers
to Russia. who have had 10 make the
Journey by rail ali the way around the
Gulf of Bothnia. say they have sur
fered intensely from the heat while
on the northern reaches of their four
days trip.
At Haparanda. where passengers
transfer from Sweden 10 Finland,
the temperatures this summer have
ranged from 10 to 20 degrees warmer
than here in Stockholm, several hun
bred biles to the south. This differ
ence is Of course attributed to the
longer hours OF sunshine prevailing
in the north. Haparanda being but !
short distance from the zone Of mid
night sun
CSC meals. noon & eve Success Cafe. 2Os Mills.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-28

or SIDE Haze blue eyes and fair compiler
sou Would like YOU 70 publish your bust
1orHul0.-AnongBl0aS.
Reply-Ffrst. get the best hair tonic you
can and use II every night. TO make the
short hairs grow and to make all the hair
thicker. Don't part your hair. comb it
back without curling at all. make a loose
knot at the back, using a switch II II
will look all right, and cover the hair
loosely with a net to hold IN the short
hairs. Pull the sides OF the hair out to
cover the ears, as this softens the face
Cannot print the other formula Send
a sslf-addressed. stamped envelopes for #
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-28
HORO SCOP E


heroes and famous ones OF the past
viii make way for a new generation
Honors for a woman who viii achieve
International fame are foreshadowed-
Persons hose biTthdate II is may
have an unsettled and anxious year,
bl.t thew may expect the aid of friends
Thev should not speculate Girls are
likely to have advantageou offers OF
Maria Copyright 1915, by Nc
CIure Newspaper Syndicate-1
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-28
nrnc1,Rs cFr NUNS RANn

Burglars entered the nome OF ] G.
SaveIy. al SOS West Missouri street.
Saturday afternoon in the absence OF
fbe family. Among the list of articles
stolen were one gold bracelet. pistol,
one gray suit and a savings bank con-
tanning a small sum of money