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The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-08-04
ACTING SECRETARY OF
 LABOR VISITS SEATTLE

Today J. J. Densmore the acting secretary of the Department of La
 Dor paid the city an unofficial visic- However while he is here he is talk ing stock of strike conditions and had several interviews with mediat- or White. The papers are still playing it up strong against the striking longshoremen who are is- suing paper of their own to off set the campaign of islander and viIfff- cation to which they are subjected
 GET THE NEWS RIGHT. READ
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-08-04

the Hughes campaign expenses.
 Sharp Williams in caustic speech that stung in every biting word, declared the acceptance was the finest example of demogogic in consistency in the English language, and liberal education in the gram nautical construction of meaningless sentences.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-08-04

SEATTLE, Aug. 3.-While Seattle delegates left for the San Francisco strike conference, the strike of the longshoremen here remains practically unchanged.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-08-04

Every phase of the liquor ques- ton considered at the lecture bS Mrs. Hatcher at the A. B. Hall to- night. Everyone invited.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-08-04

RELIABLE TAILOR SHOP. Front St. 3 doors west of Alaska
 Bank. We do the best
 CLEANING
 PRESSING
 ALTERING &
 REPAIRING Ladies and Gentlemens Clothes.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-08-04

GET THE NEWS RIGHT. READ THE WORKER.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-08-04

LONDON, Aug. 3.-The govern.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-08-04

Let us estimays O. your Jon wors
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-11-14
LOST IND FOUND

FOUNTAIN pEN--G.ost. ld-mounted fountain
pen, with owners name engraved upon Il; re-
ward N returned TO n. A, DAILY, Ledger Office,
KEYS-Lost about II keys on a sterling silver
snake ring on road from Stranord TO Haver-
ford College via LANCASTER pike TO 81. Dayids.
then Mont gOmcry pike to Haverford station
on November Z; reward. Notify or return 70
VIM. VI. Darlington Haverford College.
LADY, 3 black leather purse. containing photo
graphs and cash, lost, on Saturday. between
Glrnrd rr. 60. and Chestnut Hin: reward
w. V. LoN. 1O06 North American BldE.
POCKETBOOK. containing clerical permits and
passes, lost. Return to Rev. w. s.. Hotts
433 Wlthcrspoon BIDS.
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In,hony's church 1880 a. m. Int. Holy Cross

Anthony's Church 1880 a. m. Int Holy Cross
Gem.
MAN tnee Gravel wife Of Major A. Whiteman,
Relatives and friends Primrose Lodge No 4
No IS, d; o. p, and Col. :. w. Moore Circle
No. 81. invited 10 funeral services Ftiy
2. m, 0i40 Haverford ave. Int. Gulph Gem
Remains may be viewed Thurs. eve. Consho-
hOcken papers copy. Auto funeral -
= wlLLiANs.-,Noy 4. ,sgddenly. FRANCES
and friends Invited to services cons residence
Daniel Williams. 5i3S Locust St. Wed, 3 D. m,
Int Stone Church, Parton, N. J., Thurs. morn.
Train leaves Market ST. Ferry 4 80 a. m. for
Bridgeton, n. J. Bridgeton papers please copy.
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE

BOokkEEPER. exp, commercial cost con-
StruCttHe accounting, office executive, man
ayers assistant. 81. Ledger Office.
BOOKKEEPER-2 yrs exp; also years exp in
cOmptometcr and adding mach b lOj. Led. OFF.
COOK AND CHANIBERMAID or homework;
good reference. Call two days. No phone
- calls. % w. School lane Germantown.
COOK AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. two sis
ters, want work together. can all day Tues
day. 62iO Pulaski ave, Germantown,
COOk-Woman wants cooking only; reference.
y IS, Ledger Branch. 2229 Spruce.
GQNERNESS English, teaching German,
French and music; references. 1923 n. 1lth.
HOUSEkEEPER, managing; capable woman to
take full charge; best refs. ll5, Ledger of.
INFANT NURSE German; maternity experiences
Doctors ref Led. Branch Is, Jl7 w. Glrard.
MOTHERS HELPER Refined woman to do
mendinE etc. III 547, Ledger CentrRl
NURSE infant preferablc; best references
hSHN capable II 1Jl, Ledger Central.
NURSERY GOVERNESS, best of references
French, German; music, ENGLISH wants po-
sttOn, children 4 years up. Miss Selma Os-
terlOh, - Battle road, Princeton. n. j.
SEAMSTRESS, with hotel exp, wishes position
In club; city; ref. B 5I0. Ledger Central.
STENOGRAPH Err Rsecretary; expert in all legal
work; knowledge of bookkeeping; capable Of
taking entire charge Office. II 35i. Led Cent.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-11-14

EALESMl3N-Go South for the winter
The Sears Roebuck edition OF the Ency-
clopsola Rrltannica Is the grea test sell-
ing proposition ever offered by sales
men. We train you thoroughly, pay
transporta tion and allow drawing aC-
count, Work exclusively on leads
Rapid Advancement 10 those who make
good. Can use a few more city men,
Encyclopedias Britannica Co., l33 5,
18th 81.
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ORDER BOYS wanted for shipping dept wages
SIS a week Apply at office. A. Schoenhut Co,
Adams and Sepylya sts,
PAINTERS. several wanted for automobiles
chassis and bodies, Apply Autocar Co. Ard
more. Pa.
PIPE FITTERS' HELPERS to 20 to work1at
once; steady employment Apply ID. w. Evans
Pittsburgh Valve Foundry and Construction
Company Coatesvile. Pa.
PRESS FEEDERS, experienced Colt presses I.
steady position. good pay Apply Wolf a 90.
4th hOor, 18th and Callowhill Carlton st. ent.
SALESAIAN-An opportunity for a real sa les
man. one who is sure of himself that he Is
willing to start "a straight commission OF
20 per cont; a knowledge of printing and ad-
Yortising viii be an advantage. NJ 4J3, Led
ser Central
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UNCLAIMED TELEGRAMs

WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH CO., 1901
Chestnut st.-Mcssrs L. s. Siner, NJ u. sala-
:, r. Mover; Miss Esther Anderson, Miss
baum James Dart, Fred H. Mci.aren, Anna
Henry. Young G., Allison, Pearl Il. Abbot &
Co. Lillian O'Relly, Mrs Geo. 4. Iull philip
Mott, Mrs. Milton Well Robert c. Mo oullkin,
POSTAL TEL iEGRAPH- CABLE co.-Ruth Ma.
gurder.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

HAVE PROCESS for making highest grade
Prussian blues passed upon and accepted by
New YORK color BUYERS who probably will take
entire output want partner hacker, about
$500; quick action necessary for big money;
samples ready. For interview, address W.
c. L., 34H ~ Carlisle st, vs.
PATENTS Send for our free book.
- - Patents and Trade Marks"
we VIII help you develop your invention. Ad-
vice vice dree keaas996nable fees Open Monday
FOSTER & WEBSTER SUITE Osi,
1Ol1 Chestnut st, Bell phone. Walnut 1864.
DRESS SUITS TO HIRE
Latest style full dress, Tuxedo. Prince Albert
black ana gray cutaways, for morning we'd
dinas; also silk hats. "1
SAMUEL COOPER. 1910 Glrard ave.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-11-14

ATTRACTIVE POSITIONS for young
women who desire to learn tclephone
operating and secure employment in
exchange nearest their homes. Apply
gJys,ono RftwgGn roiarbnno m Snd 5,o a,ps M at
Room 4O3, or at any OF to following cx-
changes:
233 ~ 10th St
22lS y. Park ave.
2l y. COLON st. Germantown.
2I67 FrankfOrd ave.
Preston and Filbert SITS,
West and Berkley SITS. Camden.
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AGENTS

STATE. COUNTY. CITY AGENTS TO SELL
Ford owners 100 per cent efficient, absolutely
necessary device: hundreds in use highly
recommended; instantly demonstrate quickly
sold; generous commissions; exclusive terri
tory; nominal capital rcqured; state expert
ence and qualifications first letter. Lane Motor
Device company, San Diego, Cal.
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MACHINE OPERATOR, SlIG per, day, Of 5
eompsgsaiion wneP 2n piece pl;sie, work apply
In person, from to ~ a. m. On working days,
for application blanks
baker chRmbermaid and waitress; small fam
lily; no wash or outside work; reference.
II 455 Ledger Central
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HELP wANTED-FEMALE

ACKERS need chocolate coaters, experienced
and learners; cream bonbon dippers, expert
enCnd and learners, packers and wrappers;
also schoolsirs after hours and Saturdays
FINLEY ACKER CO.. III n. sth.
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STORAGE
FIDELITY FIREPROOF WAREHOUSES
1Sll-lslO MARKET ST.
WANTED

ANTIQUE furniture, old china, antique silver siiyst
ware, pictures. rugs. old needlework mna~ sts
bags old gold. false teeth, etc Antique onoh
A. s. 18th. Phone Spruce 2Ols.
ANTIQUE FURNITURE. false teeth. featns feas
beds broken jewelry, gold, silver rns 9isiniyM VIA
ANTIQUE solid silver tea sets, old pl'ennsntt nsnt
SUGAR bowls teapots, etc. j. 4ti' Leu. s.@-
BROKEN JEWELRY. antiques, pistols cq1S
coin books, with prices pay mailed loSS 1isa
Ross peoples Storel, 26B s. llth wal ts''
CAsT-OFF clothing bought at the highest esss ~
prices. viii positively pay dmIsosraerdad more tuS cloth
Ing, also hats shoes. furS, etc. Iadss Ias rss1sS
and evening GOWNS tull.dress anu ,a,ets bsfos
suits. Let me give you my t,ian tsnilia,1 given 10
al-orders. city or country, day Or xsvstoss esvIt
Call. write or phone Bell Pop. Bill heys'o"
Park G6O5. BLACKER, 1888 Poplar ST. II
CAsT-oFF CLOTHING ..,.,
Tuxedo suits etc. Owing 10 the great n,
mand for clothing at the present time We ",a. w~
pay you very high prices Tor these hs'-
sAMGEi. COOPER. 1910 Girard ave. -
CAsT-OFF CLOTHING WANTED-We pay ~, ",
more than any, one else for men s1sudi5 Iadis5
and winter clothing. shoes, etc. also i1u'te ste
street drcsscs, evening EownsSo iuXyvsss ean
city or country, day or might, asn Geta our ""~
first. United Co, 500 Spring Garden -
CAsT-oFF clothing, gentlemen,s 9ougp'' M
anywhere; day, t,IiIg;D teySniing; oibb fI,euin@'f
FURNITURE. pianos. carpets antiques ss,i,, snsi,,
how large. J. Bernstein. 1884 Ridge ass.-----
Office Furniture OF E6EsscaR ED6EEsscaRIpTIos
Household Furniture wS91sdl' Ss%tTsl pSs ssesss
Hand Furniture Co. 0Ol-000-9l4 callownl :.
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BELL; dp,TI5 ,TTIE5kEIHIoNE
heSsn MG y2qT hoWS gfG;9nt Td
tunittes for rapid Advancement
There are twenty,eight Bell Central OFFICES
in ,Philadelphai probably there is one within
tuntes FOR carnest tdFen yo,SnR %pp9T
between IS and 90 years OF age
,rS Sow empl9Sfs 5Sy are pal, while learning
., FSafa9t yosg Is sd5 d9pE =; cSs, where The
itSo' onicS' Is SOU "' COST !" every central
Comfortable sitting rooms for reading
and relaxation.
nSg 0pPGTugty Sat f2E sdySnnt to Sc
ApPy, at 400 Market ST.. daily, except Sun
scn zoo a. and ID oo any nv Of Gr tSS sSyeq9Es Re
Central offces ''''
54h st, and woodland nd GiSa'O"" ave-.
18th and Diamond sts
16s 16SsPGSstsF MoIEcf fvsi Sc east of SD st.
Hope and Berks SITS. Kensington.
CANDY PACKERS wanted. Apply Manufactur-
ing Company Of America, 439 N. 18th st.
CHAMRERN1AID and waitrcss-Niust have good
- reference. Apply 2l20 Spruce.
COoK-would like Prot. cook to assist down
stairs; must be good cook. especially good
Line; 81, or 50 II more help is desired with
weekly cleaning; no laundry. nor elaborate
ntsl-class rerercnces required; carfare paid.
Immediately GIai Woodbine ave, overbrook'
Take "a Ovcrbrook-Arch st. car. VIII pay
COOK, first class. wanted; Protestant preferred:
city in winter in family. Phone Merton
wages SO; reference is&O W. Venango st, To'"'
DREssNiAKERs
Waist and skirt fnishers. sleeve makers, lin
reference from largest establishments; good
WAGES; long seasons. Apply before 10 q. m.
ST., West.
sTRAwBRIDGE & cLoTHIER
GIRL, experienced, wanted, for general house,
GIRLS wanted, 10 years or over. Apply at once.
avenue.
GIRLS wanted, 10 Years or over. Apply at once
becker. Smith & Page. Water and snyder
GIRLS over 10, Apply International Art Pub
fishing Co., 18th and CallOwhill, second floor
GIRLS. 1s to 80. small package department.
Apply Franklin Sugar Refining Co.
GIRLS wanted Apply Manufacturing Company
OF America, 430 n. 18th st.
GIRLS over 10 years Of age; good wages. Apply
Wolf CO.. $40 N 18th ST.
GIRLS 10 work in fruit kitchen. Acker's. ia
Dock st.
HosIERY-Toppers and Rnitters on Scott &
Williams and standard j. machines. highest
wages and steady work. Hygienic Fleeced I'm
derwear Co, Hosiery Dept, 24l5 ~ Howard
HOUSEwORK-Girl or midde-aged woman for
plain cooking or general hOusework: wages
So. Apply Jesse $. Davis, 40l Main st.
Amber, Pa.
OUSEWORK-COOKING AND DOWNSTAIRS
WORK; WHITE: RELIABLE; GOOD REFER
ENCE REQUIRED. 54l4 GREENE ST, GIN
HoUsEwORK, general; no upstairs work; fam
ily Of 4. 3506 y. 23d 81. VIII pay carfare.
HOUSEWORK Colored girl for general house.
work. no washlng wages 81; satisfactory refs
T.. A. Bernstein, 10th ~. below oak Lane ave
INFANTS NURSE. experienced. to take care Of
infant and assist with other children; refer
ences required. Phone Germantown Gl45.
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HoEMAKERs-outsde cutters on hne shoes.
Laird Scaober Co, 22d and Market. sixth
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VETERANS SON OF tho old 9th Corps Army
of Tho Potomac married man., would like
position in real estate or position OF trust
. Address G140 Locust At.
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LAMPSHADE MAKER
Experienced woman; capable Of demonBtrat- L
Ing. 126. Ledger Office,
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES

EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES
MRS. KANE, 511 S. 10th st.,, wishes situations
for American, Irish. hrst-class cooks cham,
bern1aids mattresses childnurses, sS years
references: buffers, housemen; also wants
Protestant parlormads, ladies' maids, cook
and chambermad and waitress Tor one mousse
in city; reference required. Spruce S4Ol.----
WANTED. cooks, chambermaids, childnurses
frst-class cooks, Mattresses and chambermaids
want positions. Miss Rose DouBherty' 1910
W. Girard ave.
MRS. KANE b11 s. 10Th St, wants and SUP.
niles first class white help; the best for best
Philadelphia families. Phone Spruce 3iol,
BUTLER first class, $50; cook. $40; white
waitress IS; coored waitress. S6 Browns'
1909 Catharine st. Spruce 2I11,
ENGLISH, Scotch, Swedish cooks. buffers.
housempn, ChambermaidS want places.
Madame Platz, 3O5 $. 1lth. .
NICHOLS, 1920 RAINBRIDGE ST. COMP.
HELP, ALL NATlONALITlES, SUPPLIED.
PHONE LOCUST 2l3O. -
MRS. HARVEY. 1919 Rlttenhouse so. Reliable
help sup; large number wanted Tor every cap
MRS. COR1NE BRINT<LEY, Employment Agency,
76S S. 18th at. Dickinson 1i12 w.
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HELP wANTED-MALE
Continued from Preceding coiumn

sTENoo.-A good opportunity for advancement
10 capable man who has had exp; high senooi senta
or college grad Preferred salary tlSi sta.s
full particulars In letter OF plication as 70
age business training, etc. 125, Led. oH'
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PRESS FEEDERS. experienced on Colt presses;
steady positions good pny, Apply Wolf a Co,
4th floor. 18th and Calowhill, Carlton at.
entrance.
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ROOMS FOR RENT

ROOMS FOR RENT
CHESTNUT 1OOI-Attractive rooms. pI'@'
bath. steam heat, electricity refereies. fes-
CHESTNUT. 2OO0-DESIRABLE ROOMS IN"
MANENT OR TRANSIENT, ----.-.-..si-
PINE. 500 Dresden)-Furn, single ana pis qgs'~
nvi Iotts hoat elec. n.n.----~
rI.N4. auo--nOOAds rOfs h4-+Nii Al-i- -
NENIENCES.
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OFFICE BOYS WANTED

ments for bright boys of 10. Apply to-
day 10 Mr.. Joyce, third floor. COG Chest
nut st.
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AUTO REPAIRING

PULLMAN TIRES
Guaranteed 33oO mlles, Compare prices.
3Ox3h NoNSKID TIRES. Es............,,,.S7h 40
3ON3h Red Tubes, guaranteed, ........ rs
RUDOLPH TIRE Co. 1888 Arch ST.
HERCULES TIRES : Guaranteed $500 miles.
Special prices
HERCULES TIRE CO. 6l2 N. Broad ST.
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sTENoGRAPHER. Is 70 20 years old, good edu,
cation and reference required; knowledge .oI
bookkeeping an advantage; good position lot
right party who is energetic. ambitious andd
good worker. Reply fully as TO experience ana
salary expected. 80, Ledger Office,
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KEYSTONE TELEPHONE CO.

KEYSTONE TELEPHONE CO.
An opportunity TO secure employment in
the exchange nearest your home; va
Cnncies in both local and long distance
offices for experienced operators. Also
IN school for Eirls to learn operating,
Apply between . n. m. and y. m. at
keystone Telephone Co., 135 s. 2d st,
Room 4O3. or at any OF the following ex-
changes:
233 N. 10th st
22lS N. Park ave.
~ Il. COLON st., Germantown.
2Tb1 FrRnkford ave.
Preston and Filbcrt eta,
West and Berkeley sts., Camden.
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AUTOMOBILES bought in any condition. Cal.
lahan 30l0 Chestnut. Preston 5715.
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sTENOGRAPHER, experienced. IN manufactur-
ing office; long hourH salary $40 answer by
letter. Haney Cuttner RaRb. 132G-34 Vine.
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BUSINESS oPpoRruNIT,,--

FlbErE,,RooM bg.,nIss bot sotei n slty Of 10000 =
Pr,GSs Pc,ScbsG sbS9 oo3 Room 1, woo%oTth ass,es;s
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-11-14

sTENOGRAPHER and typist. young lady with
experience in builders office preferred: state
age. reference and salary expected. NJ $50,
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$50 WEEKLY earned showing samples and taxi
ing orders or, n preferred. mailing cirCula rs
Tor large Canadian cut-rate grocery mail order
house. Representatives wanted In all loCali-
ties Of the United States. Outfits free A
postal VIII bring information. The Indepen-
dent Grocery Co., Windsor. Ontario. Canada.
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with manufacturing concern
IN Phila. by recent mechanical engineering
graduate; has had experience OF raftsman and
transit man ana experience with pattern.
foundry and machine shop work; at present
by Jan. l. NJ 45s. Ledger Central
YOUNG MAN, 25. bookkeeping and general office
work, French ,correspondent, wishes good per-
manent situation: best ref. IL $40, Led Cent.
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HOUSEwORK, general; no upstairs work: fam
lily OF 4. 3506 y. 23d ST. VIII pay carfare.
work: no washng wages 81 satisfactory refs
Il. A. Bernstein, 10th ~. below oak Lane ave.
INFANTS NURSE. experienced. to take care of
Infant and assist with other children: refer
ences requIred. Phone Germantown 0l45.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-22
LEO CARSON FALLS UNDER
WAGON WHEELS; BADLY HURT

While attempting to catch a ride on
tine side Of a wagon owned by the Ma
tious Meat company at the corner or
Virginia and Texas streets. Leo Carson,
a II year old boy. whose home is IT. or
chard Park addition. was run over ana
seriously injured Monday morning At
I1-55 o'clock. The boy, according to
companions caught the side Of the
wagon and attempted to put his foot on
the brake when he slipped and fell be-
meath the wheels.
He was IA ken to the emergency hos
pitaI in an automobile driven BY NJ L
Bl1rkhead. who witnessed the accident.
on examination by Dr. Calnan, the
youth was found TO have sustained sew
eraI bad abrasiOns on the left side.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-22
AutomobiLing.

! Three carloads Of FL PasO people no.
tOred I'D the valley beyouud CanutillC
/ Sunday and enjoyed a picnic luncheon
I on the way Mr. and Mrs. J. II. Crit
fin had in their Studebaker car. Their
I daughter. Miss Eweu Griffin and joyce
, Ledford and Lloyd Ledford. Dr. and
Hrs. j. F. Warren had in their Hudson
I car. their four children. Pricilla. Ward
well, BeTnice and Lloyd Warren Mr.
and Mrs G. Z. Cairns were in their
Ford car
Mr.. and Mrs ". !. Deavitt chape-
rcned a party Of young people on q
weekend motor trip 10 Elephant Butte
dam. The party left Saturday morning
party We're Misses Mabel O'Connor.
Beulah Brown, Gretchen Lorig
GeOrgina Martin, Fannie Belle Mozart
Of Fort Worth, Alice Wulff. Messrs
Arthur Brinker. Charles 4 Brandberg.
George HouEhtOn, Robert Mozart and
Paul Thomas. The trip was mide in
three cars.
A party Of FL Pasoans, who spent the
week END at the RuidosO returned TO Fl
PasO Sunday night They left FL PasO
Thursday. spending a short time at the
White Mountain Inn before going on
up the RuidOso and also visited the inn
on the return trip. They report the
scenery unusually pretty, White Noun
tain being covered with snow and the
roads in good condition. The party
made the trip in the automobiles be-
longing 10 VIII X Marr. Charles
POmeroy. r c. Semple and George lie
Baron Those in the party were AIr.
and Mrs. Charles PomerOy and children,
Mr.. and Mrs ". K. Mari and child. Mr..
and Mrs r e. Semple and children. Mr..
and Mrs. r ". McAfee and child. Mr..
and Mrs Walter u. Howe. Mr.. and Mrs.
spoon. Mss Nancy Lakeland. Miss Jane
Burgess and Richard +. Burgess