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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-01-17
Dinners. Luncheons. Teas.

J I. Nays entertained at dinner
Saturday night at the Valley Inn,
Ysleta- His guests were Miss Nancy
Lakeland. Mrs. Linnie NJ. WalcOtt and
Frank Cundiff-
Lieut. W n 0Iodisette entertained
at luncheon Sunday at the Valley Inn,
Nsleta- His guests were Capt R B.
Going. Lieut. Robert Tate and lieut.
Stuart W Cramer.
Henry Swearinger gave an informal
dinner at the Valley Inn, Esleta, Sat
urday night His guests were Mr.. and
Mrs D. c. Booth. Mr.. and Mrs. II. L
WillifOrd. Miss Grace Flick
Lieut.. ". N. Modisette was dinner
host at the Valley Inn. Ysleta, Sat
urday night. His guests were Miss
Mary Hill Miss Virginia Semple, Miss
Helen Fielder, Mrs. W D. Landsen,
Capt r B. Going. Lieut. Robert Tate.
Lieut.. A. R Harris and Lieut.. Robert
O. Amin.
A successful silver tea was given
last week at the home Of Mrs c. T.
Morse for the Aid society Of the First
Congregational church There were
about 60 people present Refreshments
we're served by Mrs Morse. assisted by
Mesdames C. B. Stevens, Karl Zahn, T.
c KnOllenberg and Miles Hanson.
Mrs 5. V. Young win entertain Circle
one, Of the Missionary society Of the
First Methodist church Tuesday af-
ternoon with a tea from TO o'clock,
al her home, 1905 Randolph street, Sun
set Heights, complimentary 10 Mrs
Herman g. Porter. who will leave soon
for Florida, 10 visit relatives for a
short time
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-01-17
About Ell Pasoans.

F Zimmerman is very i'll at Hotel
Mrs. :. Parker is improving nicely at
/ Hotel Dieu-
Mrs G. 4. Mills is doing well al Hotel
Dieu. where she is patient
Mrs. a. Hopwood, a patient at Hotel
Dieu. is improving satisfactorily
Mrs T H Purcell is recovering
nicely from her illness al Hotel Dieu-
Cook. who has been quite sick
at Providence hospital is improving
Mrs. ]. +. Paddock, who has been
cutie sick at Hotel Dieu. is much bet
Miss V. Smith has returned to her
home. after a slight operation al Hotel
AIRS. J. ". Goss is recuperating sat
isfactoriiy from an operation at Hotel
J. c. Page. who has been sick at Ho-
tel Dieu, for several weeks, is much
Mrs. J. H. shriver continues to i'm
prove at Hotel Dieu, where she is a
C. c. BerauIt is improving from his
illness al Hotel Dieus where he is
patient
Mrs. c L Matl<in is recovering nicely
from a serious operation at Providence
Mrs. H. E. Cole is a little better.
She has been very sick at Providence
hospital
Mrs. s West is doing nicely at Hotel
Dieu. where she has been sick for
short time.
Hiss 5. Gribben is improving at Ho-
tel Dieu- She has been sick for a
short time
Mrs. y L Butesley is doing well at
Hotel Dieu, where she has been i'll for
some time
Mrs. J. O,Rouke is improving salts
factorily from an operation at Provi-
dence hospital
Mrs. \. J. Strayer. who was recently
operated upon at Hotel Dieu, is on the
way TO recovery.
7. G. Dennis is doing well at Provi-
dence hospital. where he has been III
for q short time.
Mrs. J. 4 Ratermann. who was re-
Gently operated upon at Providence hos
piJal, IS improving nicely.
Mrs Henry Welsch, who underwent
an operation week ago, has improved
very much during the past week
Mrs Jennie Walthall, who WAS re-
hospital and who was quite i'll, is rest
ing comfortably.
J. H Clary. who was operated upon
last week. is doing fairly we'll Mr.
Clary suffered several fractured bones
in an automobile accident several weeks
ago.
News has been received in Fl Paso
OF the birth Of a baby daughter. Elaine
Claire, 10 Mr.. and Mrs Morgan Cross
man. at their home in New York city
Mrs. Grossman was formerly Miss
Pauline Sprinz. Of Il PasO. 4 CORNER
teacher of music in the public schools
and well known as a singer She is
the daughter Of Mr. and Mrs II. Sprinz.
VINO are also residing now in New
York
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-01-17
Pdrties.

The Phymome boys club OF the
Young Mems Christian association en-
Jertained a few friends at the bowling
alleys Of the association Saturday
night An ice course was served later
in the evening.
Airs. Walter Koch, of Dallas. was the
guest of honor at an informal party
Friday night given by Mrs F. Il hoch
Dancing and 500 were the amusemenJs
OF the evening Red carnations deco
rated the rooms The dining table was
conferred with a big punch bowl and
fruit Punch and cakes were served
during the evening Among the guests
were Mesdames Walter Koch, EDWARD
Allen, NJ V. Liggett A e Lamp, =
NJ. Cunningham, NJ. and Mrs. D o.
Peevy, Misses Lillian Cunningham,
Kathleen Allison and Mary Powers;
Messrs Lester Hazard" Scott White.
jr.. II. II. SynOns, Frank Koch, Russell
Koch and P. J. Powers
Miss Louise Amador entertained re
Gently for a number of her friends at
the home of her parents. Mr. and Mrs
John AmadOr. on Myrtle avenue The
library and living rooms were prettily
decorated with green and red stream
ers. Games and music afforded much
pleasure Dancing completed the even
's-amusement The hostess was as
sisted by her mother, ana Miss Leopol-
dina Koblitz. Refreshments were
served. The guests were Misses Nary
StedmOnd LeOpOldina hoblitz, Mary
Lane, Hazel Van Patten. katherine
Pine, and the boys were Thaddeus
Woods. Brown Paschall, Arthur
Nineron, Jack Pyle and Martin A. ANA
dor.
r ". Long was given a surprise par
l. at his home on Ange street by mrs
Long. in honor Of his birthday ami
Tersary, Friday night Games ana
contests of various kinds were the
amusements Mrs. George Taylor won
the prize. Mrs. J. E. Neft Won me con con
ISOLATION prize A salad course was
served Pink and white roses deco
rated the rooms The guests were Mr..
and Mrs. ". H CASTOR, Mr.. and MIS-
Air and Mrs. a. f Henning. Mr. ana
AIRS. ". !. Ritz. Mr.. and Mrs William
McSain, Mr. and Mrs J. J Buquor, MI
and Mrs. J. :. Daugheruy Miss Edna
Preisler. c. L Sirmans. E /. Barrow
and J. +. Arnold.
sam FAINT. jr., entertained a group
Of MS friends Saturday afternoon at
the home Of his parents, Mr- and Mrs
< W FAINT. on Montana street Assist
ing the young host in receiving his
guests were Misses Claudia Morris and
Virginia Norris The early part Of the
afternoon was spent IN dancing, then
the party attended the movies at a 10
cal moving picture theater and enjoyed
refreshments at a local confectiOner's
Mrs. S W FAINT and Mrs. r A. Morris
assisted the host in entertaining his
guests who were Misses Engenia Smith.
lane Whiteloek. Betsy Dixon, Carolyn
Dixon. Claudia Norris. Virginia Nor
ris Sarah Lois Kerr. Eleizabeth Huds-
peth, Genevieve Murphy and Louise
Brown. The boys were; Billy Nc
Quatters, Ameasa Smith, Henry Silver
man. julius Siiverman. Fred White
lock. John Grant, Horace W Broaddus.
jr-. Billy Cooke. Bobbie Carson, Van c
Wilson, IT.. Hinton Mcintosh and
Patrick Mcintosh
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-01-17
SOCIETY DONGS
Women's Organizations.

The women's auxiliary to the Car
Denters' union will meet at > o'clock
Wednesday afternoon in Central Labor
There will be a called meeting Of
the hoard of directors of the Il Paso
~ Paso Equal Franchise League on
wednesday afternoon at o'clock at
the home OF the president, Mrs. s. J.
Fennell. in the Fennen apartments on
North santa Fs street.
Mrs. Frank Bertsch, whose birthday
occurred last week, was given a
Dleasant surprise the last OF the week
when the members of the Wednesday
Embroidery club came 10 her home to
spend the afternoon The afternoon
vas pleasantly passed with the guests
occupied with crocheting. Mrs F. Hef-
f1er and Mrs. Frank Moss played piano
solos. Light refreshments were served
Mrs I Jacoby will entertain the club
next Wednesday
The regular rmonthly meeting Of the
vvomen's missionary society Of the
FIRST Presbyterian church win be held
Tuesday afternoon. at 5 o'clock in the
parlors Of the church building Mrs.
! +. Townsend, ST.. will preside. A
review of the sixth chapter of the study
book. The Kings Highway viii be
given by Mrs. A ". Foster. Mrs. Wal
ter Scott will sing, accompanied by
Mrs 3. A. Critthett Mrs. H. Is. Dur
kee will conduct the Bible study, con-
tinuing the 18th chapter Of the gos-
mel according to st. Luke. The
hostesses for the afternoon Will be Mrs
g n Noble and Mrs. Margaret league.
THE monthly council fire Of the CamD
Fire Circles was held Saturday after
noon in the central rooms Of the
Young Women's Christian association.
The fire talk was given by Mrs. J. A.
Potter. chief guardian of the Camp
Fire Circles. The honor beads for eX-
celleuce in home craft, health craft,
wood craft hand craft, etc, were
awarded. Elizabeth kaufman, Of Po-
sonce Camp Fire Circle won u honor
heads. the largest number OF any girl
al the council fire. Lola Bushong. OF
the same camp fire circle. won seven
honor heads Doris Littel. Of KILL
hote Camp Fire Circle won four honor
beads. In this same camp fire circle
Rosa Grossblatt and Mary Faris each
won two honor beads and Zulema New
some won one honor bead. Nineta
Iindauer. Of the TEXAS Camp Fire Circle
Won one honor bead There were -
zirls present. The guardians present
we're Mrs. George Harris. Of POsonge
Camp Fire Circle: Mrs Robert Bowie,
ofsTeias Camp Fire Circle; Mrs David
Cathcart. of KillihOte Camp Fire Cir
Gle; Mrs. Oscar Bernard OF Nickname
Camp Fire Circle: Miss Bess Tillotson-
Of Anoham Camp Fire Circle; Miss
Mary Cannon, Of hishenha, Camp Fire
Circle; Mrs. G. H Thumm. OF Arenal
Camp Fire Circle and Miss Lena Eich-
aker Of the hiking club After the
council fire q number Of girls went
on a hike with Miss Eichaker.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-01-17
School Notes.

4 delightful little luncheon was
served by the girls OF the domestic
science class from the high eighth
grade Of the Lamar school tn their
teachers, Thursday afternoon. in the
domestic science room Of the school
building The girls OF the class pre-
pared and served the luncheon. They
were Misses Minna Edwards. ImOgene
LeavelL Libey Snider. Blanch Lucas.
Martha Pike. Fay Ross. Marie Smith.
Ethel Neal. Louise Fowler. Corrine
keaton. Edith Mcknight. Edna Suth-
erlsnd and Ella Peticolas. The teach
erS who were the guests included
Misses Alice Fitzpatrick, Mary X.
Henry, Edith Giddings. Bessie Hall
Helen Lucas. Maud Novels, Lucille
Dwyer and Janet Mack.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-01-17
Musical.

Selections from Governs oratorio.
Ruth" will be given by the music
department Of the WOman's club on
Tuesday evening at o'clock in the
First Christian church. The brief
business meeting OF the music depart
-ment will be held at the same ocea-
Sion and there will be no meeting OF
the club Wednesday afternoon Mrs
Bates Hughes Evans will be the direc-
tor OF the evenings program The ac-
comDanists viii be Miss Julia Pool,
Mrs. J. ". Richmond and Mrs w p
Brown on the piano and Miss Greta
Palmer Mrs J. J. Pearce and Edwin
c Knickmeyer on the organ A pre-
lude played by Lr- Anickmeyer on the
organ and Miss julia Pool on the piano
this will be the duet, Lord Thou Hast
Been Our Dwelling Place sung by
Charles Andrews and Matthew h
Lemen Mrs. II. H Stark will sing
the contralto solo, Like as a Father
The soprano solo BE Of Good Com
Howe. Mrs. Ralph J. Wilson. Mrs
Will T. Owen and Mrs Bates Hughes
Evans will sing the trio GO. Return
Each to Her Mothers House The
chorus The Lord Hath Done Great
Things" viii close the first part Of
the program. The chorus members are
Mesdames Walter D. Howe. Ralph J.
Wilson, Rowland Gilchrist sopranos;
Nfesdames Claiborne Adams Bates
Hughes Evans and Miss Anna Aston.
contraltos Messrs. Parvin Witte. Fred
erick George Billings. and Charles An
drews, tenors Messrs- l. J. Coggeshall,
Matthew II. Lemen and Frank Cheek,
barftones- During the interval be
tween the two parts Of the program,
Leo Pourbaix viii play a cello solo.
THE Swan The introduction TO the
second part Of the program Will be
an instrumental trio. played by Mrs
D. V. Fennessy. on the Tiolin; Mrs. W
r Brown on the piano and Edwin c
Knickmeyer. on the organ Frederick
George Billings will sing the tenor
solo, how Excellent is Thy Loving
Kindness" with the quartet part in
this sung by Mrs PaTyin Witte, Mrs
Bates Hughes Evans Charles Andrews
and Matthew H. Lemen- The solo Ny
Father Thou Art the Guide Of Ny
Youth" viii be sung b. Mrs. Parvin
Witte. Mr.. and Mrs White will sing
the duet. Who Art ThOu2" Matthew
H Lemen Will sing the bass solo BE
hold New Things Do I Now Declare
The closing quartet 20. Generation
will be sung by Mrs. r J Wilson, Miss
Anna Axton. Charles Andrews and NJ
H. Lemen, with the chorus.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-01-17
RED PIMPLES
AS(LD SCALE
All Over Fingers. Spread Over Both
Hands. Hched and Burned
So Could Not Sleep,
HEALED BY CUTIcURA
S0APAHD OINTMENT

MY trouble started With little red PIN
pies breaking ont al over my fingers which
cracked open and blsd. In a short Whils
they spread al over both hands Ny hands
were nuch indzred and the little red PIN
pies sOoa became solid sale soon ny
hands became such sights thzs I was
ashamed 10 les any oce see them. and they
itched and burned 50 that ] could not sleep
but scratched all the time.
Il suffered this way at leass four years
saw IN a magazine that Cuticura Soap and
Ointment were good for letter and wrote
for free Sznpls- In less thar 5Eo days
the itching had stopped and the terrible
burning Was less. 50 I got lz-go box Of
CuticIrz Ointment and a cake q SOAP.
Now am entirely healed" eSisnedD Miss
c. Ssessr. AndsrsonVslle. Va. July %. 1915.
Sample Each Free by Mail
With Sz-p. skin Book OF request Ad-
dress postcard '.Cuficura. Dept T. Boz
ton" Sod throughous the world
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-01-17
Dances.

The usual semi-monthly post hop
will be given Tuesday night at Fort
Bliss. in the post hall headquarters
building. for the officers stationed
here and their families and guests.
There were fewer people than usual
at the Country club weekend dance sat
urday night Many Of the army people
were absent on account of the orders
retaining a large percent in camp every
night. Among some Of those present
were: Col. and Mrs Joseph Garrard.
Mai and Mrs Thomas T. Schley. Lieut..
and Mrs Donald ". Strong, Lieut.. and
Mrs. T. K. Spencer Lieut.. and Mrs
Hugo d. Schultz, Lieut. and Mrs. Walter
Gullion, Lieut. and Mrs c. c. Drake,
Lieut. and Mrs. John Moore Thompson,
Mr. and Mrs. John Naething. AIr. and
Mrs. Robert Krakauer. Mr.. and Mrs
Hal E. Christie, Mr.. and Mrs. Alves
Dixon. Mr.. and Mrs A. E Rowlands
Mr.. and Mrs A L. Cox. Mr.. and Mrs.
II. r McClintock. Mr.. and Mrs. II. B.
Stewart, Mr. and Mrs. H 5. Potter. Mr..
and Mrs. a. p. Coles. Mr.. and Mrs. s. G.
Humphreys Mr.. and Mrs Richard
Ainsa. Mr.. and Mrs. Walter KOhlberg
Mrs. John OK Taussig. Mrs. Margaret
Kinnon Stevens. Mrs. J. c. Krause, Mrs.
Gertrude Ledbetter, Mrs. ". Wood:
Misses Mary Gates Redmond. Marion
Young. Birdie Hawkins. Marjorie Nc
Kay. Mary Kaye Alves. Alice Wulff
Alice Myles. Estelle Berrien. Emily
Kemp, Laursmaude Fink. Hildegard
Sauer. Mary Lewis. Valera Garrard
Louise Newlend. Mary Hill. Virginia
Semple, Beulah Brown. Jouett Fall:
Messrs. ". H. F. Judd. ". F. Payne, ".
c. Porterfield. ". II. Hawkins, Ernest
Sauer Sterling Blackshear, W J.
Deavitt. Charles Burrage, Robert Nc
Cart, Ernest Myles. c. c. Shoemaker.
Page Kemp. Charles A. Brandberg. TED
Davis Allen Grambling. James Curtis.
DR.. c. c. Young. Capt T. NJ Anderson.
r., Capt Henry L. Newbold. Capt. Allen
J. Greer, Lieut. Norman p Morrow.
Lieut. John Rossell. Lieut. James B.
Ord. Lieut. Oscar Straub. Lieut. william
c. Young and Lieut.. Charles n. Bus
bee.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-01-17

Demonstrating the wonderful pos
sibilities of the most costly pipe or
gan ever brought TO FL Paso or the
southwest Price S10,250. This is
treat worth going many miles for.
Come and bring your friends At the
Fl Paso Piano Cos store, 20S (soutiI
side) Texas St Every day this week,
beginning Wednesday. Afternoons
2:30 till &; evenings z till s:30.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-01-17
SPANISH WAR VETERANS
HAVE DANCE SATURD

Spanish war veterans danced Satur-
day evening at the Ryan dancing
academy as the guests OF the Mai. Gen.
William 5. McCaskey camp. Spanish
War Veterans. No. 80. The dance was
arranged by this camp. which is COM
posed OF the members Of the goth in
fantry and q large crowd Of soldiers
and many civilians attended.
The dance music was furnished by the
Goth Infantry band
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-01-17

Notice is hereby given that there
have been seized in this collection dis
trict for violation OF the [. s. Customs
laws two mules with Mexican brands
which viii be sold in front OF the q.
s Custom House January .. 1916. at
10 a. m. Anyone claiming the prop
erty is required to appear within the
time prescribed by law.
Zach Lamar Cobb.
Collector Of CustOms-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-01-17

Tuesday evening. S o'clock at Chris
tian church. the Music Department of
the Woman's club will give excerpts
iron, rhe oraforio Ruth Public in
vited. Non-msmbers 25c.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-01-17

Up LoOSe-Lenf memorandum books.
all sizes and rulings. very handy FL
Paso Book Co, Mills Bldg. IT'S Handy
ADV
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-01-17

The weather may cnange- but the
quality of our coal ever remains the
same. r C. Semple. successor tS South
western Fuel Co. Phone 5SL-AdV.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-01-17

The good old fashioned flavor, DE
liciously Different Sulzberger's Ma
lestic Ham and Bacon Phone your
dealer.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-01-17

For ehapped hands, face or lips, Pot
ter s. Toilet Cream is unequaled- Price
zoe. Telephone $50 and 375 and have it
delivered Potter Drug Company.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-01-17

SuDerfluOus halF \ tisoies removed
.srace A Benson, Dermatologist. HoI-
lenbeci Hotel-Advertiseme
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-01-17
piles Cured In q 10 "a Dav.

Druggists refund money il PAZO ONT
MENT fails to cure Itching Blind.
Bleeding or PrOtruding Piles First
application gives relief. soc
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-01-17

'"Laddie,- by Gene Stratton Porter.
soc. FL Paso Book Co, Mills Bldgs.
Its Handy"-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-01-17
Weddings.

Miss Lora story. OF Anthony. New
Mexico. and Tony Ferlet were quietly
married Saturday afternoon by Rev.
Perry J. Rice at the First Christian
church. The wedding was quite a sur
prise 10 the friends OF the young peo-
pie. Mr. and Mrs. Ferlet viii make
their home at Upham, y. n
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-01-17
FL Pasodns AwGy.

J. f. Robertson. Of this city. left sun
day for st. Louis and New York Mr.
Robertson viii spend a month in the
east visiting the factories OF the va
rious firms which he represents.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-03

Sunrise, 7:18; sunset, 4:31.
Archie Mitchell, 1925 S. PauIina,
dead. Gas. Wife left him short time
ago. Police believe suicide.
Body of Richard Van Ransum, en-
gineer, found on tracks of Wabash
R R., near Worth, ILL., Struck on way
to work.
2,o35 treated at County hospital
yesterday. Record number. Grip
epidemic blamed.
Frank Remus, 1843 Fairfield aV.,
father of Atty George Remus, col
lapsed on street near home. Died on
way to hospital.
John Ryan, 222o S. Robey, abused
doctor when he came for treatment
to Clark st. station. Locked up.
Joseph Altman, 27o1 Lowe av.,
fractured skull in fall over banister
at 479 w. 18th.
James Coultry, 1896 corneIia av.,
stabbed several times. John Lande,
433 Wells, locked up. Had argu-
ment.
Serg't Charles Aznoe, 5445 Prairie
av., hurt by fall to slippery sidewalk.
Parents found missing VIM. john
son, years old, 6S17 Champlain av,
asleep in theater. Police were asked
to search.
Mrs. Mary Lowery, 1921 Prairie av.,
broke ankle while leaving cafe New
Years day.
Frank zimmerman brought back
from Racine, Wis. Wanted for al
legged $35 swindIe.
as violations of Sunday closing law
reported by police yesterday. 81 men
arrested at 515 S. Halsted.
P. D. O'Brien, resigned chief of de-
tectiVes, to open private agency.
John Lynch, so, Lyons, ILL.,, came
to Chicago to attend wedding. Mis-
sing. Police searching.
Two bandits got $500 from Meyer
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-03
NEWS OF THE DAY CONCERNING CHICAGO

Ramuss HeIvig, 70, e25 N. Month
cello av., fell down stairs. Killed.
Joseph CarViIIe, 321 E. 30th, in
dicted for two robberies, arrested on
bond forfeiture.
Julia TulIey, 5o41 Grand blvd, hurt
when gasoline exploded in tailor
shop at 3O5 E. 51st when she was
passing.
Seven hurt when car hit funeral
auto at Irving Park blvd. and Ash
land av.
Fire at 300 ST. Johns Ct. carried to
five buildings by high wind. Consid-
cradle damage.
Body of man who persisted in the
Cleveland Linseed Oil fire in South
Chicago found. Charred.
Mrs. Francis Liepe, 6416 Lowe av.,
seriously hurt by auto at 63d and
Drexel av.
Bristol cafe, 6s1e HaIsted, closed
by police. Alleged violation closing
law
Elizabeth Howard, 1924 Indiana
av., badly hurt. Auto turned over at
138th and Brainard av.
Mrs. Mary Dual and baby, 65a Root,
hurled 25 it. by car Both may die.
Mrs. Bessie Kern, 80, Sis S. Troy,
burned to death in Christmas tree
fire.
Sam Roberts, 1915 Cottage Grove
aY., suicided in lake. No reason
known.
ogaIIaIa Fire, 80, 1926 Cleveland
av., Indian chief, cut throat. May
live.
James Arsenesis, 62s Blue Island
aV., arrested as alleged confidence
man.
Andrew Skusezicene, 1913 String,
butcher, suicide. Gun. Our of work.
Marie Burns, 453 E. 35th, hurt.
Car hit taxi
A. A. Pearson, police sergeant at,
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1916-01-07

Al the home Of Jess Vineyard, five
miles northeast Of Snyder Mr. John
vineyard departed this life on Dec.
81. 1915. He was born March IL,
1859 Al 30 years Of age he realized
the importance Of enlisting In the
fight for God and Righteousness and
he put on the whole armor Of God
and united with the Baptist church.
Later in life he protested sancti-
acation and Joined the Nazarene
church. to which he belonged at the
time Of his death He knew the need
Of constantly seeking spiritual as
well as physical food His family
worship was as regular as the morn
ing and evening He did what he
could for the betterment Of humanity
and the advancement Of Gods king
dom in the world lie left an inya-
lid wife and several children who
need your prayers and support
Contributed.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1916-01-07

Chicago. H., Dec..-Wire tappers,
alleged to be operating in a suburb
nj Chicago. swindled Vincent Baer.
a wealthy stockman Of Midland, Tex
as, out Of $4,000 on a fake horse
race scheme, according to reports to-
day to the police.
The swindlers, Il was said, met
Baer In Kansas City, where some
wagers were made on races, and lat
er their acquaintance was renewed In
Chicago. The men who got his money
Baer charges, are Edward A. Alex
ander and Charles C. Miller
Baer and his two companions
came to Chicago on Christmas day
II was reported The wires were
tapped" and Baer was told that
every bet had been won. He turned
over $4,000 to the two men and all
three left for Clncinatti whence
they were to GO to Lexington to col
lect their winnings. Baer said he
missed his friends en- route and has
not seen either OF them or his S20,-
OOO since.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1916-01-07
Figaro Prescryntive,' the scien-
tifc nrcseryatiye for fresh meats.
Townscnl-Oldham ~ 60.
wntrhcd Old Ycnr out

The watch night service held last
Friday might by the Mascns at their
elegant temple is reported pleas
ant and enjoyable event There were
about SO people present Other lodges
In the county were an represented.
in instructive program was rendered
and a sumpt1ous repast was served.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1916-01-07
nARRING ACCIDENTS WE AM

BARRING ACCIDENTS WE ARE
BEGINNING TO GET our EQUIP
MENT M SUCH SHAPE THAT WE
CAN RUN REGULARLY. The Elec-
trlc Power viii be- ON % hours each
day the plant being shut down one
hour at noon from ~ to ! and an
day sunday
Snyder lee Electric GO.