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The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-08-09
CARPENTERS AND JoINERs.

Local Union 17SS, Carpenters ana rofners of America, meets every Fri aay at Al Orland's shop Front x.
 Carpenter's Headquarters, Feder- al Labor Hall. at 6 p. m.
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Anything in the line of job work at the Industrial Worker Office. Satisfaction assured.
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LOCAL 24O. W. F. M.

The regular meeting of the Nome SEine Workers Union, Local No $40. of the W. F. of M., is held every Saturday evening at p. m. at Miners Hall. Office hours l p. m' 4o D. m., z D. m. to 8 p. m.
 PHIL CORRIGAN, President.
 JOHN A. WILSON, Sec.-Treas. |.
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NEWS ITEMS
 AND TOWN TOPICS

| Commerce elects officers. J. J. Wachenheimer still con- tinues to mend slowly but surely at the Holy Cross Hospital.
 Carpet Vacuum Cleaned. See Beebe, Phone White 157. William Eddy who is still on the sick list is reported to be greatly im- proved and making rapid progress towards convalescence. The Umatilla is to take these and it will be today or tomorrow at the earliest before they can possibly arrive at Kotlik.
 Chas Spencer, the Elkhorn dredge- man left yesterday on the Flyer for Council City. The Flyer is also go- ing down to Bluff.
 FOUND:-Child's gold ring. Identi-
 fy and pay for Ad. This office.
 Some work of improvement is being effected around the public school, and M'Alister was engaged hauling gravel and sand there.
 It is very probable that T. M Reed will be candidate for the le- gislature in the Fall elections, ac- cording to friends of the attorney.
 Chas D. Jones will like.v be a candidate for the house of repre- sentatives in the territorial legisla- ture this fall election
 The work of making ready the new boiler for the Wild Goose heat ing plant is now practically com pleted, and when the smokestack will be put in position it can be de- clared ready for action.
 By an oversight the arrival of the manager of the Northern Light was chronicled in this paper as Manager Phillips. Manager Russell is the mining man to whom refer ence was made.
 MT. and Mrs. Treague who are on the way to Kotzebue are New York excursionists touring the country at their leisure. They are anxious to witness conditions on the coast north of the Arctic circle.
 Ray D. Clarke who left yesterday on the Arctic intends to take shipment for test of as much gra- phite as he can from the graphite mine. He took up with him a large outfit of mining supplies from the Darling and Dean Go.
  The Sarah which arrived on Mon- day evening at Nulato has on board the last batch of excursionists mak- ing the round trip and they will make connection with the Umatilla. They left Fairbanks Thursday night connecting with the Sarah at Tan ana, the Sarah sailing from Fort Gibbon for St. Michaels.
 The City treasury is likely to be in as bad condition as any of the warning nations before the end of the month and no committee has been appointed looking for 6 loan of half a billion dollars. Instead it is expected to get along nicely just | the same until the Fall taxation is duly collected.
 Yesterday there was a siigh. | trouble reported with some Of the land lines due to forest fires some where in the interior. Tn .onsc- ouerce all messages were delayed | Aore or less. As the poet said, life is just one damn thing after an- other.
 The following dispatch will set | at rest the doubtings with regard | to the tourists coming down the river:
 FAIRBANKS, Aug. S.--The tourists left on Steamer Yukon con- meeting, at Tanana with the steamer Sarah from Gibbon, for St. Michaels | One hundred and twenty | are in the party which left Thus day..
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ORGANIZED LABOR.
WESTERN FEDERATION OF
 MINERS.

Headquarters sos Railroad Build axG. Denver, Colorado. GHAS.' MOVER. ERNEST MILLS, k.s President. sec.-Ireas'
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Yesterday the women who were arrested on a charge of keeping a bawdy house were given a hearing before U. s. Commissioner Frawley. The little court room was packed to suffocation and the entries were also blocked so that belated re- porter had no chance of getting in. The government called Elmer Reed, Phil Holland, Joel Terrel, w. J. Rose, Geo R. Bond, N. L. Holmgren and William Gallagher as wit nesses. The government experienced some trouble in establishing the fact that the so called restricted di- strict had bad reputation since the orders went out which caused the women to scatter through the town. The court however com mitted the defendants to the Grand Jury, although his power to do So was questioned by the counsel for the Defense. It was stated that habeas corpus proceedings would be instituted in order to test the power of the Commissioner to act as a committing magistrate in a misdemeanor instead of trying the case in his court there and then.
 Last night at eight o'clock in the District Court before Judge Tucker O. D. Cochrane argued on the peti- tion for habeas corpus. Counsel for defendant spoke from eight until nine thirty and was followed by MT. Saxton who spoke until eleven ten. o. D. Cocharane fol- lowed with short argument where upon Judge Tucker dismissed the petition, counsel excepting. Bail was set at the same sum: $250.
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NOTICE.

Delegates to the Republican Dis. trict Convention are notified to file their Credentials at the office of pr Chace, Asst. Sec'y before g P. M. Aug. 9th 1916. The Convention will be held at Burgh's Hall over the Eagle Saloon, Thursday, Aug. 10th at 8 P. M.
 REPUBLICAN DISTRICT CON-
 MITTEE.
 GEO D. SCHOFIELD.
 Chairman.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-03-25
City Ordered
TO Pay Wright

Holding that the city should
sell sufficient bonds or else issue
warrants covering 100000
judgment held against the city of
Tacoma by George P. Wright,
Judge Chapman today granted a
writ of mandate today against
city officials in charge of the
water warrant fund No. 2.
He holds the city owes Wright
the money and should pay it.
The debt in question is for con-
struetion work on the Green riv-
er system which the city refused
to pay until the amount had been
raised from the earnings of the
system.
The city council at its meeting
today authorized City Attorney
Stiles to again take the case to
the supreme court to determine
haw the judgment sholl be paid.
The water funds raised by the
original bond issue for the Green
river construction have been en-
tirely used up.
The city fathers are at a loss
to determine how the money
shall be paid unless from some
other city fund. 1t has not the
authority to issue more bonds to
replenish the funds, Stiles holds.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-03-25

PARIS, March 25.-A
fleet of Zeppelins. equipped
with new destructive de-
vices, will accompany the
German navy when it dashes
out to meet the British, Swiss
bOatmen ON Lake Constance
said today.
They obtained their informa-
ton from residents of Frederichs-
hafen, where the Zeppelin works
are located. They watched the
air cruisers experiment with the
new death missile.
A wire more than two miles
long suspends from the gondola
of the Zeppelin, and at the end
of the wire bangles a cluster of
bombs filled with high explosives.
Scouting ahead of the fleet, the
Zeppelin will drop the explosive
bait into the water and drag ii
at high rate of speed.
When a bomb strikes the side
of a warship, the commander OF
the airship, two miles above, will
electrically explode the charge.
The bomb-dragging fleet is re-
ported to have praeticed extern
sively during the past fortnight.
The new Zeppelins apparently are
maintaining a speed of 100 miles
an hour.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-03-25
What Tacoma Labor
Unions Are Doing

owed the efforts of the Long
shoremen. They held their ball
in the new Elks' club and had APP
propriate trimmings.
Resolutions adopted at the
18th annual convention of the
Washington State Federation of
Labor have been sen. 70 the
central bodies of Tacoma by
Charles Perry Taylor, secretary
OF the State Federation, for con-
sideration and local adoption.
Local unionists will familiarixe
themselves with the resolutions.
An exceptional gathering a.
tended the. social meeting ~ tho
Label league March 20 1t 82o 81
broadway. Many new facos ~!
peared and thu league fcsIs upfi-
1<is<(& 6x6f The future of The Or
&
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lieve in clean government; third
| believe In moral reform; fourth,
/ believe in the safety of sons
and daughters and loving homes
fifth, firm enforcement of the
law; sixth. recognize God as
master first. by so doing. | not
only please the people, but dis
charge the duties and obligations
Of the office according to the
law, regardless of censure or ridi-
Guile. am in favor and shall
stand for unity and economy.
81 am in favor land shall stand
with the people, for better con-
ditions of the city.
Il invite every God-fearing
man and woman in Tacoma, who
is looking forward for better con-
ditions of the home and clean
government, and the enforcement
of the law to support me in this
coming campaign.
Il believe in working for the
interest of the people. will be
Independent, and not tolerate
graft. or be run by any boss or
bosses.
Listen, mothers, fathers, who
have sons and daughters growing
up: Their greatest protection is
public safety. 1t is of vital Inn
portance that YOU support and
elect Godfearing man and
thorough Christian for the love
of your children.
Il therefore ask the support of
every Christian and working
citizen. Yours respectfully etc
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POLITICS

forth in the following statement:
ITO the people and voters of Ia
coma. Greeting:
BY the grace of God and the
people of Tacoma, |, Lief Lief
sen, candidate for councilman
(public safety do hereby give
my pledge that If elected to the
office of councilman by the grace
of God, that l will discharge the
duties imposed upon me accord
ing to the letter of the law. First,
| believe in God; second, | be-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-03-25
Plot TO Force
Intervention

MEXICO. March 25.-Reports
that Carranzistas are joining
Villa were officially denied at
Queretaro today.
Gen. Oregon admitted trouble
might develop through the con-
tinued presence of American
troops in Mexico.
He said the enemies of the de
facto government on both sides of
the border are trying to force in
PREVENTION. He hoped for the
speedy capture of Villa so that
American soldiers might leave the
country.
Reinforcements sent to western
chihuahua forces reported an en-
gagement with Villa.
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G.. O. P. WORRIED BY
NON PARTISAN BILL

BEBLINGHAM, March %
One of the chief features that
marked the first G. O. P. get-to-
gether session here last night
was the sounding of the alarm
against the non-partisan initia-
tive measure. S. A. Perkins
spoke.
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Lief Liefsen, candidate for city
commissioner, calls our attention
to the fact that he did not receive
copy of the circular letter sent
by the editor to candidates ask
ing their views on the issues of
the campaign.
This failure of the letter to
reach him was due to some mis-
take and not to any wilful over
looking of Mr.. Liefsen's candi-
dacy on the part of The Times.
Mr.. Liefsons views are set
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-03-25
STADIUM SENIORS
TO HONOR WILLIE

In honor OF the centennial Of
Shakespeare's oath, the gradual
ing class of the Stadium high
school will give as its class play
the Shakespearean comedy, THE
Tanning of the Shrew"
The cast includes Donald Scan
Ion and Nora Havel as the lead
ing characters. The play is a
five-act production and is being
directed by Miss Black. 1t will
be given April % and %.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-03-25

Machinists' union No. 497 re-
ports an increase in business in
the mechanical field.
Tacoma cooks and walters are
beginning to think that their
union is one of the finest in the
city, simply because their meet
ings are growing larger every
week.
The Iongshoremen, besides be-
ing the largest union In the city,
still lead In the social league.
Their masquerade ball was att
tended by more than 200 per-
soma and II said q hare been
the Brenteet affair 81 - kind IN
Tho trainnnen aIeo hold ! len
that they think even overshad-
z
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E. E. MELLINGER co.
Progressive Residence Funeral
Directors.
Main 251. SO South Tacoma Ave.
Rancher Killed
By Masked NJ en-

IDAHO FALLS, March %. -
After holding up a ranch bunk
house and tying four occupants,
two masked robbers, leaving the
scene of the crime. shot and
killed Wilbur Breckenridge to-
day.
Early this morning one of the
bound occupants worked himself
free, released his companion and
reported to the police here.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-03-25
NIGHT SCHOOL
STADIUM CLOSES

After a six months session,
night school in the Stadium and
Lincoln Park high schools closed
last night. The attendance was
far heavier this year than last,
although it dropped off toward
the last.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-03-25
ISABEL CLAYBURG
LOSES HER FIGHT

LOS ANGELES, March 25.--
Judge Cushman, of Tacoma, who
Is sitting on the bench in the L.
5. district court here, denied Mrs.
Isabel Clayburg, charged with
completely in the Seattle black
mail ring, writ of habeas
corpus. 1t is thought Mrs. Clay
burg will start north immediate
".
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JUDGE CONSIDERS
sLIFESTAFFp CASE

SEATTLE, March 25.-Judge
Gillian, in the superior court has
under advisement the demurrer
to the information charging Alvin
Heinrich, president of the Hem
rich Brewing Co., with violation
of the state dry law by manufac-
turing "Lifestaff."
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HEARING ON GYM
NEXT TUESDAY

A dozen or more attorneys will
gather Tuesday at the hearing of
the temporary injunction obtain
ed Thursday by Alvin Muerler
against the school board restrain
ing it from building the Stsaium
gymnasium.
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STRIKERS TO JOIN
TACOMA UNIONISTS

At a meeting last night in the
longshoremen's headquarters the
striking steamshipmen's union
decided 1t would make applica-
tion to affiliate with either the
longshoremen's or the seamen's
union.
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T. r. TALKS ABOUT
BIRD-THATS ALL

NEW YORK, March 25.-Did
T. r. talk politics and Villa when
he arrived home last night? He
did not. He told the reporters
all about an odd/bird of Trinidad
that sits in caves and eats nuts
that was all.
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THREE AMERICANS
KILLED ON BORDER

DOUGLAS, Ariz., March 20
Two American women and one
man were reported to have been
killed near Gibson's ranch by
Mexican mauraders Wednesday.
A squad of U, S. soldiers is said
to be on their trail.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-03-25
TRYING TO SPEED
UP ALASKA MAILS

The commerce bureau of the
Tacoma Commercially is work.
ing to have Alaska mails for Ia
bona speeded up so that the NOR
chants of this city will be able
to fill northern orders as soon as
their Seattle competitors.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-03-25
SUBBED STEAMER
ARRIVES IN PORT

The Norwegian tanker Bel
ridge, which was subbed by a
German U boat last year, arrived
in Tacoma yesterday from Japan
with cargo of creosote for the
st. Paul mill.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-03-25
COMMERCIAL CLUBS
TO HOLD BANQUET

SUMNER, March 25.-Affiliat-
cd commercial \clubs of Pierce
county will hold Joint banquet
Monday night in the Commercial
club of this city. The guests will
include President Suzzeello and
Gov. Lister.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-03-25
EAST SIDE FRUITS
HARMED BY FROST

Tacoma fruit dealers today re-
ceived reports from central
Washington that the frosts of last
month did great harm to this
years peach crop and some dam
age to pears and cherries.
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Probably Mined.

| LONDON, March 25. - The
British steamer Salybia has been
sunk. She was probably mined.
All hands we're saved.
Norway demanded today that
Germany investigate the sinking
az the tseamers I.indfie1d land
Kannike.
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What's Doing
SATURDAY.

Contest of Nations" music;
afternoon and night; Tacoma
theater.
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Personal
3 nd
Social

Logan p. t. A. will give COM
city, the "Jayyille Junction"
March 81, in Valhalla temple,
South 18th and X SITS. The cast
includes the following: Floyd
Knuppe, Donald Harris, F. J. Nor
gan, Roy Digger, Floyd Cronan-
der, George Converse, F. e. Bet
tie. A. j. Hermsen, E. H. Rauck,
Paul Reynolds, Frank Justman,
Mrs. E. G. Roderick, B. H. Day,
Mrs. Wosika, E. c. Roderick, Ma
RE Schaupp, Mrs. B. Harris,
Henry Pearson.
Clara Therkildesen, Maxel
Cline, Dagmar Ebeltoft, Rose An
drak, Margaret Paulson, Leona
Cline, Mrs. l.. Johnson, Hazel Van
Bevers, Clara Burkee, Mrs. Il. H.
Ranck, Helen Roderick and Mary
Wilson.
Tacoma circle, W. o. W., gave
Mrs. Jenny schwartz a birthday
party March II.
bismarck No. 1874 and South
Tacoma Homestead No. 1919 will
both have a class adoption at
their first meeting in April.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Harry War
rem, 2136' Wilkeson ST., are re-
joicing in the birth of son,
March 20.
The Hopkins Athletic club will
give a dance tonight in Camp
bells hall, East 40th and McKin-
ley av., for the benefit of the ball
club.
Mrs. Otto Schlegel will enter
tain women of the German Lu-
theran Trinity church at her
home, S13 South 18th ST., next
Thursday afternoon.
l.. W. Rogers of Los Angeles,
national lecturer of the Theo-
sophieal society, will speak at the
Temple OF Music April 7 and s,
at p. m.
Oakland =. T. A. will hold an
open meeting next Thursday
night in the Presbyterian church,
34th and Proctor SITS. Mrs. C. L.
Moore, chairman of the commit
tee in charge, announced the fol-
lowing people who will appear on
the program Miss Johnson, Mrs.
Joslyn, Rev. w. c. Gum and Mr..
Henry.
Tacoma homestead No. dob,
American Yeomen, will initiate
a class of so members, while Mrs.
Hall will entertain members
March 81.
Sunshine Homestead No. 1891
American Yeomen, gave a dance
March IA in East Tacoma Odd
Fellows hall. They will initiate
a large class April 4.
A musical program will be
given after a short business ses-
sion by the Jefferson P. T. A..
March % at p. m. in the school.
Members of Our SaviOr's church
will hold a, meeting in the church
parlors next Wednesday at s
p. m.
The Ladies' Aid society of Our
Savior's church was entertained
by Mrs. ]. e. Burkee, 1926 South
l. ST., Wednesday afternoon. She
was assisted by her daughters,
Clara and Esther.
Lincoln p. T. A. will give q
program March 28 at 2:30 D. m.
in the school. The following
will appear on the program: Mrs.
G. e. Dunkelburger, Miss Irene
Riehl, e. e. Crook, Miss Wilcox,
Miss Kathrine Rice, Miss Eme-
line Powell, Arvell Pierce, Robert
Pierce and Mrs. s. d. Pierre.
A delightful surprise party was
given yesterday to Mrs. A.
Schreeves. Mrs. A. l.. Drinkwine
and Mrs. F. L. Paggeet were
hostesses. Cards were played and
the honors were taken by Mrs.
A. B. Averill and Mrs. M. Dessett.
Attorney John w. Arctander of
Seattle will give reading from
Bjornson under the auspices OF
the Normanna Hall association in
Fraternity hall. HIN Tacoma
av., tomorrow afternoon at 4
o'clock. II
14=-~--------.
pnunflezu. !. q 4 y, Nflz hold
nialii Il 8 O'Clock 1t 114o1 Cons
IlSorce Il. 4, large class viii be
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Bismarck No. 1874 and South
Tacoma Homestead No. 1919 will
both have a class adoption at
their first meeting in April.
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Mr.. and Mrs. w. Harry War.
rem, 2136' Wilkeson ST., are re-
joicing In the birth of a son
March 20.
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The Hopkins Athletic club will
give a dance tonight in Camp
bells hall, East 40th and McKin-
ley av., for the benefit of the ball
club.
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Tacoma circle, W. o. W., gave
Mrs. Jenny schwartz a birthday
party March II.
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Mrs. Otto Schlegel will enter
tain women of the German Lu-
theran Trinity church at her
home, S13 South 18th st., next
Thursday afternoon.
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l.. W. Rogers of Los Angeles,
national lecturer of the Theo-
sophical society, will speak at the
Temple OF Music April 7 and s,
at 8 d. m.
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Years of experience
as a funeral direc-
tor, undertaken and
embalmer, holds
En- balmer's License
No. 176 of the
State of Washing
ton. now with
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Oakland =. T. A. will hold an
open meeting next Thursday
night in the Presbyterian church,
34th and Proctor SITS. Mrs. C. L.
Moore, chairman of the commit
tee in charge, announced the fol-
lowing people who will appear on
the program Miss Johnson, Mrs.
Joslyn, Rev. w. c. Gum and Mr..
Henry.
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Attorney John w. Arctander of
Seattle will give reading from
Bjornson under the auspices of
the NormanHa Hall association in
Fraternity hall. HIN Tacoma
av.. tomorrow afternoon at 4
o'clock.
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PHYSICIANS

DR.. WARREN BRowN-Diseasel
of women and genito-urinnry ant
skin diseases lt03 Commences ST.
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TACOMA RUG FACTORY - Our
method of cleaning carpets with
compressed air and steam makes
perfect Job. Absolutely no wear on
carpets or rugs. Laying, refitting.
il16 O Main 77Hl
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CABINET WORKS
CARPET CLEANING

II. l. HOUCK--Carpet beating, re-
fitting and laying; feather reno.
rating and upholstering. asia 9Th
av. Main 325
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BROS. 1909 So. X at.
Main 331.
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DIR. PETERsEN-DANA, 22o Bertha
Bldg Scandinavian Am. Bank.
office. Main BITS: res. Main ST.,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-13
IEL Pdsodns Returning.

Mrs J. ~ Lewis has returned from
Dallas and Fort Worth. where she has
been visiting for several weeks
Dr. and Mrs. Hugh Grouse have re-
turned from their honeymoon, in Hon
Olulu, and are occupying the H j. Sim
mons home on Rio Grande street.
Robert Washhurn. a sophomore of
Princeton university, has returned 10
FL PasO to spend the Christmas holi-
days with his grandmother. Mrs L. ".
Washburn on Austin street
Mr. and Mrs. James L. Mari have re-
turned from a visit of several weeks
duration spent with friends and reia-
tives in various points of the east
Among the cities in which they stopped
are St Louis, Chicago. New York, Har-
risburg, Pa and Washington, D. c.
Mrs : Lamont Davis mas returned
from Corpus Christi. Tex, where she
went as a representative Of the Wade
Hampton chapter Of the United Daugh-
tiers Of the COnfederacy. to the state
convention Of the L. .. c. Mrs Davis
viii present her report at the meeting
Of the Wade Hampton chapter on FRI
day afternoon. at 3 o'clock. in the Trim
ity Methodist church parlOrs.