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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-25
.CARHITSPOLE;
TWO ARE HURT
Ohio Private and Sergeant
Suffer Injuries Not
Thought Serious.

two nersons were seriously injured
Saturday At 1850 p. m- when a Ford
touring car driven by Pvt j. r.
Rrecker. Of company =. Eighth Ohio
infantry. crashed into a telegraph pole
while going at a high rate or speed
at Dallas and Texas streets Pvt
Rocker and SerGt- J. e.. Joliff, OF COM
many n. Eighth Ohio infantry. who
we're occupying the Ford car were
thrown through the windshield Of the
machine by the impetus Of the shock
The car was practically demolished'
rbe two front wheels being crushed
when they came in contact with the
cement curbing after striking the tele-
Roth men were hurried 10 the emer-
e,encv hospital for medical attention
D~ &; T. Calnau. who attended them
at the hospital, stated mat ne ala h0t
believe that either was badly injured.
although both suffered bad cuts aoouI
the head and shoulders due 10 the III
ing glass Of the windshield
Pedro NJ Gonzales and P. Ava VINO
Witnessed the accident drove 10 the
rolice station a short time later, ana
stated that il occurred when the FORD
car driven by Brecker struck the front
wheel Of their machine, and then
crashed into the telegraph pole, be-
fore the wheels could be righted- Ihey
stated that the Ford machine was go
ing at a high rate OF speed When the
accident occurred
The two injured men were removed
to the base hospital. after their in
juries had been dressed by Dr. Calnan
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-25
GARDNER HERE
LOOKING ABOUT.
Massachusetts Congressman
Visits Ell Paso; Says Trip
Is Not Official.

Hon. A. P. Gardner, representative
TO congress from Massachusetts ar
rived in FL Paso Friday night Just
70 look around
He visited Fort Bliss SATURDAY morn
ing, and called on Gen George Bell
IT.. shortly before noon
81 lust wanted to see how things
we're down here before congress opens,
in a few days" said Mr.. Gardner Sat
urday afternoon Having been a ma
tional guardsman myself. l was nat
urally interested in seeing the fort
I had pleasant chats with Cen Arthur
Murray and Col H. H. Whitney. There
Is nothing official about my visit
II have been much impressed VITA
YOUR one-story houses and your streets
The CITY seems 10 be very rich.
Ar Gardner has made no plans as
TO when he viii continue his border
trip, but expects to visit Colum BUS, n
NJ before he returns TO Washington
He is registered at the Paso del Norte
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-25
FOR
ARREY DITCH
FL Paso Company Is Lowest
Bidder On Upper Valley
Construction Work.

The Lee Moor Construction COMPANY
Of n Paso. will probably land ths, con
tract for digging the first 1--WE miles Q.
~ Are canal carrying water 10
r-,,,e-s 81 the Garfield valley below
The Percha dam. a United states recla-
acton project on the Rio Grsnde aboNe
Pincou- \. NJ Its bid OF $ss-SSl:-v
opened late Friday al the reciailist - ~
ceffcc u-ent 70 the department OF the
interior at Washington saturday morn
ing with the recommendation OF inc
local reclamation office. t
The only other bid submitted "a.
Specifications. was that Of D, O. John
son. Of Phoenix. Ariz- offering 10 90
The work for S62.61I-60-
Mundy and Wolfe. 81 Las tIqctS. y
and ]. c. PIemmens, OF Arrey y NJ
bid on one schedule
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-25
ASSOCIATED CHARITIES TAKE
CHARGE OF DESTITUTE FAMILY

destitute family came under the
care Of the associated charities yester-
day. The father. Jose Alvarez, and
mother and five children came up from
the interior of Mexico one month ago.
The man secured work on the F. P and
s. ". near Columbus. He worked for
them less than a month and became
quite sick and the railroad shipped
the sick man and his family back 10
Il PaSO.
The man was placed in Hotel Dieu.
but there was no place for the family
- 20 and they camped on the front
steps of the hospital, waiting, prob
ably. until the father became well The
hospital reported this TO the associated
charities and a wagon was sent Tor
them and they we're placed in tent
near the lodging house
DR.. Mcneil, assistant county physi-
clan was called and sent the family
10 the county hospital
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-25
Mexican Woman Wants
To Become an american
And Work for Uncle Sam

Because she cannot obtain the federal
position she desires unless she Is 4
citizen OF the United States Eiorestlna
T-rhina. born i'm Mexico Friday applied
To United States COMMISSIONS Samuel
l. Kelly for naturalization papers.
The application is the first received
from a woman IN many years, accord
ing TO commissioner Kelly.
The declaration Of intentions Of Miss
7 rbina was taken. and she will become
q citizen after she has completed all
the requirements of the law She was
horn in Durango. Mex She has re
sided in Fl Paso since she vas an in
fant. and for several years has sup
ported herself as a steuographer. b
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-25
BARRIERS TO FARM LOANS
WILL HAVE TO BE FOUGHT

Water users and the chamber OF com
merce We're urged SATURDAY DS tLiS
cbsn, ber's delegation TO the meeting
Tuesday OF the federal farm loan board
at Amarillo to ask congressman ana
senators for aid in overcoming lessl
objections To federal farm loan mo l-,.5s :
i'm the Elephant Butte mortgage given
the government
The Texas homestead act is also seen
a. a barrier TO federal farm loans. a
more stubborn one. said those who al
tended the Amarillo meeting. than the
FIeDhant Butte mortgage. George K
IeBaron and W. L. TOoley attended the
meeting. which was conducted bE Ieu-
oraI farm loan commissioner George
" Norris
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-25
CONSPIRACY IS
LAWYERS CLAIM
Roberson's Attorneys Tell
Their Stand; Witness De
scribes Shooting.

conspiracy existed among certain
,,ersons Of Sierra Blanca to DO IL L.
poberson harm prior TO the shooting
a. n +. Boykin. This is what al
t,r,evs for the defence Of Kooersoh
-, he trial upon the charge Of murder
Inc BovI<fn expect to show, according
L. the announcement made frioay ..
! II. Boerne, of Fort Worth one o.
Eoberson's attorneys
Roerne had just questioned ION
cross Of Sierra Blanca, the first VII
ness. regarding a statement said 10
l,sve been made by the justice OF the
-,asce Of that place following the
shooting. to two tramps, telling them
II would not be necessary for theih
- testify At the coroner's inquest Al
fo-nev r. z. Thomson, for the state'
objected TO the question; ana tho lug j,ITx while
". Jackson then excused the jury VIZ
Roerne presented his reasons lot On
Lawyer Explains stand
Testimony was INTRODUCED a. ~
r,r1er Trial of this case which shows
that an attempt was made 10 keep "
,iefendanrs counsel from learning the
facts Of the case, said MI boefle-
Victor Moore, assisting IN the eeI 'l e,
asserted TO the court that persons IN
sierra Blanca would not tell MN
a5out the case when he went to that
place the Sunday following the snooI-
ing -. -.... 70
the questioning of the defence was sus-
tained by judge Jackson, and the jury
vas recalled to hear the remainder OF
the testimony.
says He Fired Five shots.
Tom cross. of Sierra Blanca, was the
first witness introduced he testlfleo
that he had witnessed the shooting
T. Norton. a cattleman OF Sierra
blanca. was placed on the witness
stand Saturday morning He said that
after Robertson had demanded thar
Eoykin get out Of the cattle pen where
some Of Roberson's cattle were con
fined Boykin said. You coward, you
know that I'm not armed
Norton testified that Robertson fired
five shots at Boykiu- Cross testified
nat four shots we're fired Each SAID
that shortly before the shooting Boy
is hand. Otherwise. they said. he was
harmed
sayx Found Bog Kin in Pen.
Tom Cross, Of Sierra Blanca. testified
friday afternoon that he had witnessed
ine shooting Of Foot BOykin- Thai
Jefferson found Boykin in a cattle pei
among some OF his cattle. that h
truck Boykin with a rope after they
I.oykin pulled the rope from Robertson
hands, and shortly afterward Robertson
tired four shots at Boybin-
Walter Sitters, sitting on a hors'
rsearhv WAS struck by one bullet, salC
the witness. Boy kin fell after the sec
ord shot
After the fourth shot continued
cross. Robertson went out the gate ant
ran away He was riding his horse
Boykin. after he was shot, called m
name twice and died.
Upon cross examination. Cross testi
fled that Boykin was armed with
pocketknife. which he had open, tn
point held on the thumb side of tn
hand.
Court adjourned until Saturday morn
ing before the cross examination O
cross was completed
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-25
PLANNING AID
FOR THE NEEDY
Las Cruces Welfare Assocla-
ton to Distribute Food
and Clothing.

Las cruces. y. NJ, Nov "a meet
ing Of the officers OF the executive
committee Of the Las Cruces Welfare
association was heId last night al me
home of J. n. Walker. on North GriSgs
street George Johnson, the president
presided over the meeting
Much suffering was reported "nohs
the poor because of lack Of proper 1000
and clothing since the coming OF the
cold weather The association vii
GATHER contributions Of money, feoe
and clothing. which VIII be distrlo leu
to those in dire need
Election December &
A public meeting for the eiecuon on
officers for the coming year VIII oe
heId on Monday night, December 4 ~
is in accord with the constitution OF
the association that the public seiec'
the officers.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-25
DETROIT MAYOR PLANNING
PARADE 10 HONOR TROOPS

The 51st Michigan infantry was in
formed Friday that mayor Marx, of De-
troir. Is planning a parade in honor OF
service.
The regiment was informed that the
War department is spending $500 in
placing the Fort Wayne, Detroit, bar
Iacks in repair for housing the reEi-
ment for from 10 to l. days during the
medical examination OF all men, and the
.nrNevinE Of all Norn out equipment
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-25
FALL PROVES SERIOUS
TO MESILLA PARK RESIDENT

Nesilla Park. y. Nj. Nov 25.-B- e
Scoggins is seriously i'll at his home in
Nesilla Park as the result OF a fail
while getting into q wagon He sus
tanned painful bruises and internal in
juries Ms. ". 9. Paine. nee Mss
Clifford Scoggins. who lives IN san
Angelo. Texas. has been summoned to
her fathers bedside and is expected
to arrive tomorrow
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-25

70. T
Paul Lisso VS.. r. W Love, petition
for injunction: filed
Luis Terrazss VS.. Maple and Walk
81 al sequestration; filed
CITY of Fl Paso vs.. Mrs. Alice G.
Merchant ct al, paving assessment;
filed.
Charles De Croft and A c. De Croft
vs.. : s Carpenter and 9. H Leavell,
trespass; dismissed
W. P. Book VS.. s s Carpenter and
g.. r. Lesvell, suit for rent; dismissed.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-25
SANDERSON BOUND OVER TO
GRAND Jury WITHOUT BOND

The examining trial OF $. J. Sander
son, charged with the murder of Will
lam Carr. a Pennsylvania militiaman,
November l., was concluded before
Justice OF the peace James ". Deaver
Saturday morning
Sanderson was bound over 10 await
the action OF the grand jury without
bond SaudersOn is an enlisted mar
Of the Fifth United States field artil-
lery. The shooting Of Carr is said TO
have grown out Of = dispute in the re-
stricted district of the city.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-25
MRS. oLARETTE VI KENDALL DEAD.

Mrs Clarette II. Kendall. tormerlE OF
New Orleans, died az the home OF heF
daughter. Mrs David Meeks. So North
FL Paso street. aged IS years.
Mrs Kendall was the widow OF capt
RaIph g. Kendall. who ran on the
lfissfssippf river in the prosperous
steamboat days and was resident or
New Orleans when that city was taken
by Gen Buffers troops. Her death
occurred here Nov. = Mrs. Kendall
had ten children, TWO surviving. Mrs
David Meeks. Of Il Psso. and b. T.
Kendall. Of Houston
Services were held by Rev. W NJ
FARLEY. OF the Westminster Preshy-
terrain church Intermenr was made IN
Concordia cemetery.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-25
REV. PERRY }. RICE TO GIVE
aaRECENT NMRITTEN" HISIOR1

Was the Pennsylvania editor in er-
ror when he spoke of moral conditions
i'm FL Paso2 Wherein did he err: II
ne told the truth who is responsible
asked Rev. Perry J. Rice, pastor OF the
First Christian church today. He VIII
sneak to these questions tomorrow
evening AT the First Christian church,
and in connection with his remarks says
he viii recite tie bit of recent IN
written history
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-25
FTNERAL OF TOMAS Monies.

Funeral services for Tomas Monies
Ei Pasosn. who was killed several days
ago near Olathe. Kans-, by q passenger
train. were held Saturday morning al
n o'clock a t the Peak Undertaking COM
pany's chapel. Monies was a resident
OF Fl Paso for several years and took
"a position with the santa Fe railway
several months ago
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-25
IDCE ADRIAN POOL LOOKS
AFTER COURT HOUSE BONDS

Austin, Tex, Nov. 25.-Judge Adrian
Pool. Of II Paso. was here today con-
ferring with the attorney generals de-
partment relative to the approval OF
s45O.00O bonds issued for II Paso
county's new courthouse The new
courthouse is rapidly nearing compile
ton and Judge Pool says il viii be one
Of the finest in the country
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-25
JUSTICE COURTS.

James NJ. Deaver, presiding.
Lucille Hunter ct al vs.. Southland Life
Insurance company, suit on account;
filed
Mrs. s L Meyer VS.. c. H. Armijo.
forcible entry and detainer; filed.
J. ". NewbrOugh rs. Joe Dunno, suit
on check; filed.
NJ c. Phillips vs Elite laundry.
damages filed.
James Connors vs. Kroegers Mayfield
and Shaw, punishment. filed
State vs. George Look and Jack
DOde. vagrancy; filed.
Benjamin Revilla VS.. Elias L. Torres
and F. Gamiochipi. suit on account;
filed.
state vs. H. Fai7child, forgery; filed
state vs.. Antones Balvelos. arson
filed.
J. J. Murphy. presiding.
State Us. James h Legros, assault;
So and costs.
L. W Hoffecker. va Hines Lumber
and Coal company, suit on account;
filed-
Lillian B. Stewart vs. W A Long
sequestration; filed.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-25
BOUND OVER TO GRAND
Jury ON DRUG CHARGE

Robert James. charged with uulaw-
fully dealing in morphine and cocaine,
was bound over Friday TO await the
action OF the federal grand jury by
United states commissioner Samuel l.
Kelly. His bond was fixed at $3.50
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-25
ROSWELL ARRIZOZO STATE
ROAD FOUND III GOOD SHAPE

Santa Re. y NJ Nov. 25.-State En-
efUeer James \ French has completed
the inspection OF the Roswell Carrizozo
state road. as far as the Lincoln county
line from Roswell, and found II in eN-
cellent condition
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-25

II pays 10 paint with Patton's sun
Proof Paints. Lander Lumber Co.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-25
SWITCHNAN RUN
DOWN; KILLED
Thomas Primm Has One Leg
Severed and Dies From
Loss of Blood.

Switehman Thomas Primm- Of the g.
Fl. & :. A. railway. was run down and
fatally injured SATURDAY morning at
9:15 o'clock by freight car while en-
paged in switching a train in the yards
OF the railway near Octavia street He
died 45 minutes after being injured one
lee being severed above the hip.
The injured switchmsn was rushed 10
Hotel Diem. shortly after the accident. in
an effort to save his life, but the loss Of
blood proved too great handicap for
the physicians 10 overcome
Primm was 81 years of age. and was
born in Cardell, No, according 10 his
personal record filed IN the office Of
superintendent L. = Bourne OF the ran
road.
Pulled From Under Car.
According 10 the statement OF W.T.
nesses of the accident to superintendent
BOURNE. Primm stepped off the rear end
Of q switch ENGINE. on which he was
working 10 the adjoining rails. He did
not see rapidly moving freight car
/ aDproaching from an opposite direction
( and was knocked down and run over bv
/ it.
Members of the crew attached 20 the
! switch engine Immediately ran to his
aid. and pulled the injured man from
under the car. before it could be stopped
: He was placed IN an automobile and
rushed to the hospital
} Primm was a member Of the Kansas
/ CITY Ioval Order OF Moose and had re
! eiJcd IN 81 PaSo for about four months,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-25

H8y Him n Kelly Tire For Xmas.
Boss Rubber Co, so Texss-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-25

Christmas Suggestions.
Kelly Springfield tires or tubes.
horns, chains, tire covers etc, from
500 up See Boss, 800 Texas St-Adv-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-25
PLANS TO MAKE INDIANS
IRRIGATE LANDS FROM WELLS

Globe. Ariz-. Nov @5.-1nouSh inc
ella river runs through their lands the
indians of the White Mountain Apache
reservation usually are without water
Tor the irrigation Of even the meager
crops they have cultivated IN the pasi,
T-nder authority OF congress. II is hoped
TO make farmers Of the san Carlos
Apaches BY means of an irrigation flow
secured from wells pumped BY disul-
late engines. On this mission mas come
&. r Oldberg. a Reclamation service en-
cineer from Los Angeles. who viii test
the flow OF wells already dug and who
will secure the digging OF more II the
tnet r.rnras emccaesfuI
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-25

We get you there ana back Mon
tana Auto Service Phones 165-l5s >.
Cars $3.50 per hour Short trips made
ADV.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-25
THE COURTS.
65TH DISTRICT COURT.
n-Tf,rd EoId~eI ure~Fdfu-~
nsT DISTRICT COURT.

EInnegan- Brown Co vs. VI lillam
Harrell injunction; granted.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-25
34TH DISTRICT COURT.


state vs.. H. L. Robertson. murder
on trial
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-25

COUNTY COURT.
Adrian Pool, Presiding.
State vs. W IT. Hodges. swindling
filed
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-25

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)N h(RS + BRUCE HARDEMAN
U\WI entertained with bridge this
NVU afternoon in compliment 20
Miss Laura Taylor of Shaw
nee and Miss Clover Gorton OF Nor
man, who are the hou'egucst' OF Miss
Bcuna King Mrs Hardemsn's home
was decorated with garden flowers, in
yellow and white color scheme, and
her guest list included Mines II +
Blomt, Eugene Minis. K Alex
Wells. Edith Barrow' Russell, Edith
Bolc Evans, + A. Duke, W Z Ken
dali, II Coulter Todd, 7 Il Harde
man, 7. " TibhS Florence Carter
Poland, the Misses Beuna King, Sta
cia Oake', tyalne Atwood and Helen
Pugh
Mr. and Mrs lanes Haven and IT
tie daughter Frances Of Dallas arrived
Yesterday morning for all extended
visit with DR. and Mrs Edmund :
Ferguson and Mr. and Mrs. " Fraul
Haven
Miss Ruby Mitchell OF Sardis, Miss,
arrived today and will be the guest
OF Mrs Charles g. Glrvin for ten days
or two weeks
4
Miss Stacia OakeS entertained with
bridge this morning IN the Lee lluck.
ms hotel in honor Of Miss Lucia Carr
Of San Antonio Miss Oakcs was a..
sisted in entertaining by her mother
Mrs W + Oak-s, Mrs Nina Wise
and Miss Helen Pugh and her guest
list included Mines Preutiss Price
Weston Atwood James T. Sharpe, II
II Gipson, w II Pugh, Robert l.
Smith, Woodsop Clarke, T Morgan
Warrington, K Bruce Hardcman.
Charles j.. knight A l. Thompson, {.
n Converse, Frederick II. Nowln.
Ben X Smell, ! Hamburger K Alex
Wells. Nina Wise, Larkin Il. Sclman
OF Walter. Okla, Misses Mary Clay
of Rogersville Katherine Sharpe, MARY
IIarrah. Tullia Graves Laura Graves
Daphne Pratt, Blanche Claggett, Helen
Pugh, Fay Parker, Lucille Westerfelt,
Fannie Warrington, Hazel Beaucamp
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REALLY NOW

81 can't take that must have Red
Cross Bail Blue. have used it more
than ten years My white dresses, lin.
ems and lace curtains are snowy white
| simply can't do without Red Cross
Ball Blue You will get it All right.
TN wait ADV
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FAIRBANKS TO HEAR OF
NOMINATION AUGUST 81

INDIANAPOLIS, Aug 1.-THE no
tfication ceremonies at which Charlie,
w Fairbanks will be told officially OF
his nomination as the republican candi-
date for vice president, will be held at
his residence at o'clock, August 81, it
was announced today
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Eyalinc Atwood Katherine Iar'man
Ruth Allen OF Salisbury No. EWl.c
Stuart Madeline Co''.ugbam and Win
niired Mcrrcll of Mamaroacoka, y Y
The Thursday Tea club viii enter
tain with an evening picnic a. Belle
Isle park tomorrow evening instead o.
last evening as announced earlier in
the week
X
Mrs. Allen " IIar'cnbowcr enter
tanned the member, OF the Jefferson
Park Auction club Yesterday afternoon
having as additional gf,N Nine.
William +, Harper and fM1p + WIN
ter Inc h,rh score tor the c'uh was
made by MIS- a. ~ S'nr' ana ,N''
'9r me guests hy MIS-. li'rprr ne
einb WI nee, next IhN'N'ay WIN
MIS- Jol'h /. 1a'oer'
y y
The members OF the LArt Dramat-
/ ique club enjoyed a line party yeStcr-
,",, Sn.";,i ,,.,,. a. o,.' ,,,o, W. w.. rl,
! ahs,b nurt aud Y ei,,,a As1ty T,.
mn,rov r,o,,;,o ,bc r,,L ,,e,,h.rs ,;,l
nn,.,,a;r n;,b .,n,;.. ,,;.,,,,,,,, w.,
nartv fo,IowcI tv hrc,li,s, a., por,c
IJc o,rk
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,,,-r,,. c,.r;n. t.- D.n,c, ,.b,,e
,boy wII ,c,,,,, ,,,l cc,,,,,h,, l,
NJ Pand,lI Rr,psor and NJ, II.,,,r
pra,son v,l i,,, ,br,r r,,Ler lt,r
for a short stay
y y >
Rev II II Hutton will leave Mon
day for Boulder. Col. 20 ioN Mrs Hui
Ten VINO Is spending 'he summer ih'rc
Miss Virginia S'roSlcr entertained
with a line party at the Empress thea
ter this afternoon IN compliment to
her housegueSts Misses Mary speed
Cook OF Muskogee, Jewel Patchcll OF
fauls Valley, Anne McCall and Emily
Miller oi Norman. After the thea'er
refreshments were. served at down
! town rpppN and tRllpMpI ht -
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,i,ion to the growing use Of in'oxicants
by women and girls. Resolutions TO-
that effect were adopted and officers
were elected headed by the Rev John
6. Ban OF Pittsburgh at the closing
session Of the union last night
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Association OF American Dairy Food
and Drug Officials here today Dr.
Oscar Dowling oi Louisiana was elect
ed vice president
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MINNESOTA MAN HEADS
FOOD AND DRUG ORDER

DETROIT, Mich Aug III !
Farrell, daiy and food commissioner OF
Minnesota, was elected president oi the
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.g, Ua.,ing. Dainty rcircshmcn,,
e.-c served AZ the close Of the after
noon.
y . .
Miss Minnie Tihbs. wh, has sncn,t the
nas, month visiting I'm the home oi Mr..
and Mrs T. " Thb,. has returned 10
Per home IN Nashville.
-, u,.,. ..--,
Mrs. w ,'''"'' ~ ~ bl'IN' p, TI.,', , an, 'a'','
lI'e ''''.''. 81 VI ~, 'l''N' ''"I wv,
way ''''.'N % 49,,
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Nashville and Misc \l3ry cyigprrt Of
Union C,fy Tenn Tho ch,gh score was
made hv Mrs William r salmon Th,.
-rqsed m, season., meetings the i,r,t
.f the autumn season to he early IN
Or,.hcr
Miss Nauy Cherry entertained in
f.rnarlv a, luncheon ,.1,, having as
her gur.ts Mime. " f Wilson iii
scranton Ic,,ie Scranton Frederick
HnmLy " N Never. ,i Hannibal
70 j.
u. ,.l VI. n p T...r, -,,,h.,.
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USE OF lNT0XlCANTS
BY WOMEN DEPL0RED

WASHINGTON, Aug H. - The
Catholic Total Abstinence Union Of
America was on record today in oppo-
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at It's close. The next meeting will be
with Mrs. Charlie McCallum Scptem-
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Country club, afternoon bridge
and dinner dance
Fortnightly Bridge club, mr. and
Mrs. Woodson Clarke.