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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-10-08

Prestelonningsloven. 6,Natio-

mes okonomiske Kaar, og er Diet,
hvis dette kan besyares bekraf-
tende, EN- saadan Forbedring, at
den kan kaldes passende i Sam
menligning med, hvad andre EN-
bedsmend har opnaaet we'd de
nye Lonningsloveq
Til rigtig Besvarelse az Sporgs-
maalet vii def vere n9dvendigt,
at mar like indskrenker sine
Betragtninger til en- eller anden
Enkelthed, som er iojnefaldende
utilfredsstillende man maa med
tage samtlige Bestemmelses /
Loven. klargore sig de opnaaede
Fordele og derpaa afbalancere
dem mod de Mangler, der kan
paapeges i denne SON i enhver
anden L9nningsloy.
Blandt disse Mangler er der
enkelte, som forhaabentlig end
mn vii kunne andres. Saaledes
er S|lutlonnen i 3. III. for Law.
| denne Klasse vii der, paa
Grund af den for Presterne gael
dende Kaldelsesmaade lMenig-
hedsraadenes Indstilling) utviyl-
somt blive siddende ct like rim
&c Antal Prester, uden at kun
ne opnaa Forflyttelse til en- hoje-
re Lonningsklasse. Der Dor so
ges tillagt saadanne Praster ct
yderligere Lontilleg, f. Eks. eff
ter "a Aars Tjeneste.
Bestemmelsen i Loven vedro.
rende de Prester, hvis Embe-
der we'd den nye modelling i
L9pningsklasser, der nu skal fin
de Sted, vii blive sat ned i EN-
lavere Klasse end den, i hvil-
ken de for Tiden er indordnede,
err ligeledes uheldig. bet maa
anses for bilhgt, at disse Prg-
ster for deres Embedstid vedbli-
yende tonnes. ogsaa efter den
nye L9nordnings Indforelse, som
h9rende til den Klasse, i hvilken
de for Tiden STAIR, selv ON de-
res Embede som saadant kom-
mer til at tilhore en- layere Lon
klasse. / modsat Fald vii disse
Praster blive skuffede i deres
berettigede Forventninger ON at
faa Del i den bebudede Ind
tegtsforogelse.
Foruden disse Punkter vii Diet
like acre vanskeligt at paape-
ge andre, hvor Ell Endring er
gnskelig. Men gaar mar fra den
ne Betragtning af Enkeltheder
over til en- Betragtning af For.
slaget som Helhed og til Sam
ling af de Fordele, Diet byder,
maa Diet sikkert erkendes, at
Loven medforer saa store For
dele, at Prastestanden, ON like
med oyerstrommende Glade, saa
dog med jevn T~ilferdshed, maa
kunne tage imod den.
Foruden Grundlon med Al
derstilleg sikrer Lovforslaget
Folkekirkens Prester Stedtilleg,
Dyrtidstilleg, Notwithstanding
og Efterindtegt i Lighed med,
hvad Statens Tjenestemand har
faaet. Begyndelseslonnen il. Lon
n~ingsklasse oliver 6600 Kr. (med
de midlertidige Tilleg 8412 Kr.),
Slutlonnen 1900 Kr. (med Til
legene 9732 Kr.) j ii. Lpnnin-
klasse oliver de fire Tai hen
holdsvis 4440 Kr., 6102 Kr., $3.50
Kr. og s112 Kr.; i III. Lon
ningsklasse 1880 Kr., 50S2 Kr.,
564O Kr. og 1892 Kr., SAINT ! ",
Lonningsklasse (Kaldskapellaner
or residerende Kapellaner paa
Landet) henholdsvis 1920 Kr.-
1900 Kr. og 5s32 Kr. For EN-
bedsboligen fradrages en- Often
dedel af samtlige Lonklassers
Grundlon, henholdsvis 1926 Kr.
555 Kr., 435 Kr. og 800 Kr. Paa
dette Punkt findes, like mindsi
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-10-08

df Florence l.. Barclay.

Paa Dansk we'd Past. n. P. Madsen. En- ny I'd
gave af denne fortrinlige Bog er nu udkommen her. Den
er paa $50 Slider, indb. smukt og solidt Helshirtings-
bind med Titel Guild paa Ryg og Forside.
En- Anmelder Danmark udtaler sig som folger:
,Rosemkramsem er egentlig en- vidunderlig Bog -
-idunderlig sken. Forfatteren behandler ct enestaaende
Problem, og Diet er behandlet med Mesterhaand. bet er
!; Sandhed en- Digter, der har skrevet denne Bog; Diet VI
ser den Poesi, der aander I'D fra dens Blade, og Diet "
ser de dybe og mesterlige Skildringer af allie de Sjals-
tilstande og Forviklinger, som Diet markelige Emne
fremkalder og ifelge sin Natur maa fremkalde hos de
to Hovedpersoner. bet er en- ~v@rdifud Bog, skrevet
EN- rem og adel Aand og saa interessant, at den sikkert
I'll holde Laseren Aande, lige til han naar den sidste
LIME"
Pris: $1.00 portofrit
Danish Luth. Publ. House,
Blair, Nebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-10-08

betydelig Fordel for Presterne,
idet der overall paa Landet og
de fleste Steder ogsaa i Byerne,
paa denne Made vii yere dem
Bolig for Ell meget rimelig LeJe.
Som en- Fordel we'd Diet nye
Lovforslag maa tillige neynes,
at Alderstilleggene herefter OPP
MAS hvert 3. Aar (tidligere nv.
4. Aar), saa at Presten fremti-
dig vii naa Slutl6nnen paa ct
Tidspumkt, da H%ensynnet til
Bornenes Uddannelse m. m. still
Ter s@rlige Krav.
En- yderligere Forbedring i
Pr@sternes Kaar fremkommer
derived, at Loven sikrer dem den
samme Ret som andre Embeds-
mRnd til Pension for dem selv,
deres Enker og Born. Serlig for
Prasteenkerne vii Diet her dreje
sig om noget vesentligt, idet de-
res Pension fremtidig oliver ell
Trediedel af Mandens Indtegt
(tidligere var Embedspensionen
en- Ottendedel) AT den pension
givende Indt@gt skal Pr@ster
til Hjelp til Pensioneringen for
Fremtiden afgive 215 pct, men
samtidig bortfalder Forpligtel-
sen til at sikre Enken Overle-
velsesrente og Pension fra de
gejstlige Enkekasser, hyilket hid
til har forvoldt betydelige I'd
glitter.
Loven, der kun gelder Pre-
ster udenfor Kobenhayn og Ere
deriksberg, omfatter ca. TIA
Sogneprester og residerende By
kapallaner og ca. AZ Kaldskapel-
laner og resid. Kapellaner paa
Landet. AT disse vii ". Kl. rum
me ca 80, III ca. 800, IL Kl. 400
|og | III. 200 Praster, altsaa i de
to Avancementsklasser Oh. og
ID lidt over den samlede Halv-
del og deraf 200 i Topklassen
ct Forhold, der er %gunstigere
end Diet, der err geldende i de an
Dire Etater.
Da endnu ct betydeligt An
tai af Landets Prester er Tonne.
de efter den aldste L9nnings.
ordning, fra for L0nrevisioner
af II. Marts 1913, vii Lovfor.
slagets Bestemmelser vedr9rendC
dem vere af serlig ~Interesse
Paragraf IA bestemmer, at dis.
Sc Prester, hvis de onsker Diet
kan gaa ind under den nye Lon
ningsordning med Grundl0n, AL
derstilleg, midlertidige Till@e
og de nye Pensionsregler i deI
L9nningskIasse, i hvilken dere'
Embede nu MATTE bliye sat. d.
kan imidlertidig ogsaa vedbliv'
under den gamle Lonningsord
ming, men faar i saa Fald inger
Dyrtids- og Notwithstanding.
Der oliver her en- Rekke Sp9rgs
maal at overveje i adskillige a.
Landets P%restehjem.
Lovforslagets L9nsatser vii
navnlig naar henses til de sar
lige Kray ON Godgprenhed Of
Gastfrihed, der stiles til de file
ste Praster, like kunne betegne'
som serlig rigelige, og Lover
har tillige flere Pletter end dem
der er nevnt foran i nerv@rend'
Artikel. Presterne STILES imid
lertid we'd denne Low = i Over
ensstemmelse med 0nsker, son
de selv har fremfort = paa Lini'
med de Embedsmend, de i al
vasentligt har Uddannelse og so
ciale Kaar felles med, og d.
fleste Prester vii sikkert ogsa;
vare klare over, at der i Hoyed
sagen like har kunnet naa.
mere, end der er naaet, ia a
Tidspunktet for dettes Opnaael
Sc endog maa siges at have vac
ret serlig gunstigt.
Hostudsigterne. Bedomte del
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-10-08
Lad like Smgrfedt gaa til Spilde.

De Wide forbavses, ON De vidste hvor meget sm9rfedt
eaar til Spilde we'd Brugen af Ell gammel eler upaahdelg
Separator. Den nuverende h0je Pris paa Sm9rfedt gpr
Diet utiIadeligt at lade Diet alermindste ga til Spllde. k9b
en- Primrose SEPARATOR og stands %F1odetabet.
Tro like, at Grise og Kalve fedes hurtigere we'd at ht
Flode bliver tlbage Mplken. bet er oHe bleven bevlst at
disse trives fuldt saa vel paa warm Separator '-skummet
Malk med en- Tisetning at Oljemel. Flode efterladt skum-
met Malk udgor set og ret Tab.
Primrose Separator SKINNER fuldstandlg rent. Den
er enkel og derfor let at holde rem, letl0bende og holdDar og
vii gore godt Arbeide mango Aar. Den er den eneste Ma
skine saaledes indrettet, at Sm0resen tranger ind til ale
Akseltappene. Kob en- Primrose og De skal erfare hWl-
ken Tilfredsstilese Diet er at eje en- Masklne, der skummer
rent. Besog den lokale Forhandler eller skriv efter hatalog.
INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER co. OF AMERICA, Tue.
CHICAGO. u 5. A.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-10-08
Hostudsigterne. Bedomte den

Hostudsigterne. Bed0mte den
/. September. Fra 80 Sagkyndi-
ge har bet statistiske Departe-
ment modtaget Indberetninger
vedrorende Hostudsigterne pr. l.
Sept. for de vigtigste Afgroder.
I de fjorten Dage siden sidste
Indberetninger med Hensyn til
Hostudsigterne for i Aar. For
UPLAND er der nogen Opgang
for Vintersedens Vedkommende.
Enkelte Meddelere indberetter,
at Vinterseden vel like fylder
starkt, men Pr9veterskningerne
wiser ct noget st9rre k@rneud-
byte, end man havde ventet. For
samtlige Sedafgr9der under ct
synes man at kunne regne med
Middelhpst eller meget n@r Mid
delhest i Upland og over Mid
delhest paa 0erne.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-10-08
Horsens' Irredenta! Krigen me

Horsens' Irredenta! Krigen mel
lem Horsens, Vejle og Skander-
borg fortsettes stadig skriver
,,Jyll. psf" af Z. Sept. Often
siven kommer stadig fra Vejle,
mems Skanderborg ser til og gle-
destraalende noterer allie ,,Tref-
fere", den store Forbundsfelle
sgd opnaar. Horsens forsvarer
sig selyfolgelig, bl. a. skriver
,,Horsens Flkbl." Vi forstaar /
Diet hele like Vejlebladets void
somme Tagen-Affere her. like
skulde Diet vere Frygt for, at og-
saa Bjerre og Hating Herreder
skal gaa tilbage til deres gamle
amtskommunale Forbindelse med
Horsens, hyis denne By igen en-
Gang oliver Sade for en- Amt
mand og ct Amtskontor2
Herpaa syarer ,Vejle A. Fol
kebl." Kr. Olsen (Horsensbla-
diets Redaktor) trenger like til
ct Kursus i Tankelesning. Mon
han like her err kommen for
Skade til at robe Horsens-He en-
sigten? Nej, saa flint kan Vi like
regne Diet nd. Men nu weed Vi
saa Diet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-10-08

gerne, at Nlnters@den de fleste
Steder i Diet yesentlige err bragt
Ii Hus, hyorimod den sidste lids
regnfulde Weir har sinket Ind
bjergningen af Vaarseden, uden
at der dog err Tale ON, at Seden
har lidt Skade endnu.
Rodfrugterne. Den haardt til
trangte Regn, der er faldet 81
den sidste Indberetning, har like
haft saa stor Yirkning, som man
kunde have ventet, fordi den har
v@ret ledsaget af koldt Vejrlig.
Som sedvanlig har dette gjort
sig serlig sterkt geldende i Jyl-
land. Medens der derfor synes
at kunne spores nogen Fremgang
i Udsigterne paa 0erne, er der
i Upland like sket Forandringer
siden sidste Indberetning. Kar-
toflerne lover paa 0erne noget
over Middelh9st, men ellers or
der like paa 0erne nogen I'd
|sigt til at naa OPP til fuld Middel-
host for nogen af disse Afgr9-
der. I Upland nermer Udsigter-
ne for Kartoflerne sig til Middel-
host, medens Indberetningerne
for de ovrige ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
ligger betydeligt lavere.
saz-r 1872
Grasmarker. Medens Regnen
like i sarlig Grad har bedret
Udsigterne for Rodfrugterne, ly-
der Indberetningerne for Gres.
markerne dog noget bedre end
den 10. August. Dog STAIR Diet
stadigt like godt til med Gres-
ningen, serlig like i Upland.
Kirkeindvielse. | Lobet af Diet
sidste Aars It'd er der opfort ell
ny Kirke i Bjerringbro Stations
by. Den smukke Kirke, der er
bygget i typisk Landsbykirkestil
og hvis Indre er hyggelig og
rummelig med spidsbuet, hvelvet
Loft, indyiedes den 81. Aug. af
Biskop Poulsen i Viborg.
Biskoppen talte over Ordet +:
IRE vere Gud j Diet h9je, Fred
paa Jorden, i Menneskene Vel
behag,
S%ogneprest B%linkenberg, HER
mind, pradikede.
Kirken har Siddeplads til hen
we'd 300 Mennesker. Sognepr@st
Sondergaard-Jensen, Bjerring vii
midlertidig fungere som Pr@st
we'd Kirken.
En- festlig Modtagelse af Kon.
geparret paa Skagen. Fra
MATHS serlige correspondent
i Skagen, 4. Sept. | tindrende
Sol lob Kongeskibet Dannebroe
i Eftermiddags lidt for 3 ind
Skagens Havn. Majesteternf
modtoges af en- stor Skare Skag.
boer, Badegaster, Embedsmend
Kunstnere og Honoratiores, med
Borgmester Iver Christensen
Byfoged Biorn Jensen, Malernt
Anchor og Tuxen i Spidsen.
Dronningen modtog pragtful
de Buketter af Damerne. Eftei
en- kort Kur k9rte Kongen oe
Droningen, der ledsagedes al
Hofdame, Frk. Sehested og Hof
marshal, Kammerherre Rothe, II
Klitgaarden.
Flagene vajede overall wed
Havnen og i Byen.
IN stor Brand paa Mors. Skar.
rehage Molerv@rk i Aske. Ny.
kpbing, NJ, 5. Sept. Skarrehagt
Molervarks store omfattende Fla.
~briksanleg paa Mors er i Aftes
we'd 9-Tiden nedbr@ndt med Und.
tagelse af ct Par T%0rrelader. II.
den opstod j Torvesiloen, antage-
lig we'd Selvantendelse i Torve-
ne. Fra Silicon bredte Ilden sig
med rivende Hurtighed til de
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-10-08

Gr@smarker. Medens Regnen
like i serlig Grad har bedret
Udsigterne for Rodfrugterne, ly-
der Indberetningerne for Gres.
markerne dog noget bedre end
den 10. August. Dog STAIR Diet
stadigt like godt til med Gres-
ningen, serlig like i Upland.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-10-08

IN stor Brand paa Mors. Skar-
'rehage Molervark / Aske. Ny
kobing, NJ, 5. Sept. S%karrehage
Molervarks store omfattende Fa-
briksanleg paa Mors err l Attes
we'd 9-Tiden nedbr@ndt med Und-
Itagelse af ct Par Tprrelader. IL
den opstod j Torvesiloen, antage-
liz we'd Selvantendelse i Torve-
ne. Fra Silicon bredte Ilden sig
med rivende Hurtighed til de
andre Bygninger. Foruden den
store Ovnbygning nedbrendte ct
lige fuldendt, kunstigt Tprvean-
Ileg. Maskinhuset, to store Tor
velader og ct magtigt T~prveskur'
hvori opbevaredes ~ Million
Tory. Hele Lageret af br@ndte
og ubrandte Sten, i alt godt EN-
Ihalv Million, SAINT 200 Kubik-
meter Kork blew 9delagt.
Fabriken beskeftigede 50Mand
som we'd Branden oliver delvls
arbejdslose. Hele Fabriksanl@ge'
spendte over ct Fladerum paa
over EN- Tonde Land.
Skaden anslaaes j Folge Morse
Avis" til noget over en- halV
Million Kr. Fabriken var for
lsikret for 100000 Kr. j Landbyg-
Inineernes aim. Brandforslkrine
og i ,,Danmark."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-10-08

Som Folge af Branden vii Var
kets Drift blive standset ca ct
halvt Aar.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-10-08

bet fremgaar af Indberetnin-
gerne, at Vinterseden de fleste
Steder i Diet vesentlige err bragt
i Hus, hyorimod den sidste lids
regnfulde Weir har sinket Ind
b%jergningen af Vaarseden, uden
at der dog err Tale ON, at Seden
har lidt Skade endnu.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-25
where DO YOU D0R0THYDAL TON
TAKE Y0URF0RD?.AT THE ELLANAY
Who Is Interested Most In
the Ford Car and Its Sue
cessful Operation?

It Is to the interest Of Ford Motor
company and their dealers that Ford
cars operate properly and economi-
caily.
That the Ford car may continue to
give the same satisfactory service, AZ
ter abuse and hard use. the Ford Mo-
tor company manufacture Ford parts
Of the same durab quality as is put
in new cars for the purpose Of replac-
ing, when necessary. the parts OF Ford
cars.
An Ford dealers are required to car
~ a stock OF genuine Ford parts and
maintain a service station where Focd
owners can get parts for replacement
ana repairing done by trained and eX-
pert reuairmeu on Ford cars
1t Is greatly to the interest Of Ford
car owners, that Ford cars operate
properly and economically. but many
times owners thou-htlessly take their
car for repairs where the workmen
are not interested in its economical
and successful operation; where they
do not have and replace worn or
broken parts with genuine Ford parts,
hut with 'Just-as-gOod-as" and imi-
tation Ford parts fsome OF which are
good limitations others very poor
which do not stand up and bring un-
Just condemnation on the Ford car.
besides causing trouble. inconvenience
and further expense to the owner.
Avoid This.
Take your car where the re1airmen
are interested in the successful and
economical operation Of the car. and
supply YOU with genuine Ford parts.
TRI-STATE MOTOR CO. INC.
Authorized Ford Agents.
Cor. W san Antonio and Leon.
Phone 1900.
Branch. Mesa and Montana.
Phone 142.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-25
Appears Today In 'Extrav-
agance,' Depicting Life
Among Idle Rich.

Dorothy Dalton, whose recent big
hit, Hard Boiled" is stnI fresh in the
memories Of those VINO saw it. VIII be
seen at the Ellanay theater today and
tomorrow in a new Thomas H. Ince
production, "Extravagance."
The Ellanay theater advertised
give La France" for showing today
but was notified that this picture was
unavoidably delayed and that ''Eztrav-
agance" was being shipped in Its place.
-Extravagance' is scheduled for re-
lease March 16- Fl Pasoans who VIII
see this picture today viii see It 10
days before any other city in the
United States viii have an oppOrtu-
nifty Of seeing it
The Ellanay management Is getting
this picture SO Tar ahead Of release
date that no information on this sub
ject has been available However. Il is
confident that ~EXtravag ance" viii be
a fine picture. Its confidence IS based
on the fact that Thomas h Ince pro-
duced this picture and because DorO-
thy Dalton is the star. IN the opinion
OF the Ellanay mana cement this Is a
combination that viii not make a pic
ture that is not up TO the highest
standard.
Come to the Ellanay theater today.
sec "Extravagance," then write to
your friends in New York, Chicago,
Los Angeles, Dallas, San Antonio or
any other city and tell them 10 watch
for IL when IL comes TO their town
Adv
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-25
Ranger Field Is
Coming West;
NezU Well In
Is Not Far From El Paso-
Ranger Company's Prop
erty In District.

Dallas. Tex. Feb. 25.-The No. !
well Of the Magnolia Petroleum Co,
which gushed in Tuesday afternoon
with a daily flow OF 1000 barrels, is an
edge well. according to experts This
means that the Ranger pool extends
westward, how Ear is not known.
Its action in coming in was similar
to the No. l Butler and Jones wells,
which proved to be edge wells
The Harris well is one mile south
OF the Magnolia ConneIlee, which came
in few days ago.
The wei is not far from the prop
erty of the FL Paso-Ranger Oil Co.,
owned by FL Paso people
About p miles southwest OF the
Ranger field. the No. / Goss well. OF
the Humble Oil Co. is pouring out a
great volume Of smoky gas and some
oil. If this well makes production, an
entirely new pool viii be opened
The r o. Harvey well No. 1. which
was thought a failure and was shut
down several days ago. is leaking
more oil II has been dubbed the
freak we'll" This well is in an en-
tirely new territory about 80 miles
west OF the Parrock test. north Of
Eastland. the nearest production
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-25
RANGER FIELD
GOING WEST
Newest Gusher Indicates A
Further Extension Of
the Field.

Ezstland. Texas. Feb. 25.-At
clock Monday afternoon the No. one
Harris well Of the Magnolia Petro-
l=um company was drilled into pro-
duction with estimates placed on the
initial flow Of from 1900 barrels to
2aso barrels daily. and with the gas
Gcw estimated at more than 2O.O00.00o
feet
The top Of the sand was lit at q
depth Of 1899 feet and. with a total
depth Of s40s feet. or y feet In the
sand. the Oh gushed.
The harris well is located about a
nile south and . little vest OF the
Lagnoiia's Big Tom Connellee well
and with Indications, according 10
Oh mer who should know, that the
Harris well is an edge we'll
In It's action IN coming in. the well
was very similar 10 the No one BUT
Ter ana No one Jones wells, which
have both since proven 10 be edge
-ellE Just which edge the Harris
wen may be considered to be on is
causing much speculation as oaly
farther development viii tell but one
would have reason 70 believe that II
is on the southeastern edge OF Lne
structure or sand, for the reason that
east OF ANG mai - aAAAA@ A--a ---A-@ -
the No. one Hamilton well OF west
hefmer e. al. which missed the deep
sand and south and east IS the Banks
lease. which failed 10 produce from
the deep sand
on a northeast southWesterly line
now % three miles with the Harris
wei TO the south and the Prairie Ter
rell 10 the north, IS the western edge
q production OF the Ranger pool Be
tween the Harris and Terrell Wells
are the Connellee. Norwood and Roper
wells. all big producers
Tnis may be taken as an indication
that The Ranger field viii develop
reduction much farther west yet
sunday morning about 9 o'clock the
80. ore Goss we'll OF the Humble
contrary. located six miles east OF
Rising star. hit oil sand at 3278 feet
The vel today was making four or
i've million feet Of smoky gas and
considerable oil
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-25

Places Bees in Kitchen,
But They Resented Il

Bridgewater, Mass. Feb z5.-Fos-
coe Nutter, OF this town. took a hive
Of bees out OF winter quarters. op-
ened it in the kitchen and gave the
bees their winter feed OF sugar. Then
ne went on an errand. When he op-
ened the kitchen door on his return
the room was alive with angry bees.
fully awakened from their winter
sleep. The battle lasted for two hours.
Mr.. Nutter was the winner. but when
the fight was over there were more
than 100 bees on the floor. Nurter
says he has no fear OF rheumatism
now.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-25
4soUL OF A woM4Nr To-Day.

Emily Stereus. the superb emotional
actress and creator OF the stellar roles
in To-day" and The Song Bird" will
begin a two DAYS engagement at the
Unique tomorrow in The Soul OF a
Woman Anthony Kelly's Inspiring
allegorical. in five Of the most fasci-
mating parts ever shown on a screen.
Throughout all the pictures five
acts il carries a convincing and en-
-hralling message: the treatment OF
the theme is most unusual and IL is
notably rich in novel and striking pho
t0graphic effects. Some Of the more
startling OF these occur in the cafe
scenes whittier the young novice goes
10 view the World.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-25
VIVIAN MARTN-ALHAMBRA.

II you attend the Alhambra theater
today you viii be delighted with Wv
ian Martins new play. You NeE er
saw such a Girl" This Is a delight
fully whimsical play which presents
dainty Miss Martin in a new and
charming Characterization. one which
We feel sure you viii enjoy.
Commencing tomorrow and PLAYING
through Friday. the Alhambra man
agement is pleased to announce one OF
The really big features OF the year.
This Is The One Woman" written BY
Thomas Dixon. author Of The Birth OF
a Nation" The principal parts are taken
By Clara Williams, W. Lawson Butt
and Herscheu MayaIL-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-25
She Quits Village Board,
Snus Men More Proficient

Wflmette. III, Feb 25.-Mrs- Leland
Pierson the only woman member Of
the WIlmette village board, in resign
ing recently had this TO say;
i've had a lovely time, just dandy,
but I don't care for II any more Men
are much more capable than women
TO cope with municipal problems I've
found that out during my term in Of
flee and from now on am willing and
anxious 10 leave all such matters to
the men
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-25
To BORE FOR OIL
IN WEST TEXAS
Plainview People To Drill
At Pecos and, Perhaps,
At FL Paso.

Dallas, Tex, Feb. 25.-West Texas
viii be explored for oil by a company
organized in Plainview. E H Perry,
Of Plainview. is at the head OF it They
viii in all probability begin opera
lions soon in the Pecos field and con-
slider favorable locations around FL
Paso, according to announcement.
Al present they are erecting rigs
in Hale county. This Is considered
the biggest western venture yet
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-25
LEAVELL AND SHERMAN MAKE
SEVERAL REAL ESTATE DEALS

Sales OF real estate were made dur
ing the past week by the firm OF Lea
veil & sherman as follows B. F. Har-
Eett to J. J. Macho, a bungalow at
5I24 Tularosa street, consideration,
$3.50: Manhattan Heights company TO
Blanche II Averill, lots IS and 81,
block 20, Manhattan Heights addition,
consideration. $500; Dan Carson to W
H. Carberry. a bungalow at 27O9 East
Boulevard, consideration, $3.50; W L
Foxworth to ". r. Eel. a Il foot
building site on Federal street, in
Manhattan Heights, consideration,
S14O0: A. s = Eylar to Mayfield
Building and Improvement company,
lots 20. q and %. block 9. Manhattan
Heights addition. consideration $3.50
DR.. E. q. STrOnE, phys. and surg
is R 3. Bldg. Pms. 277-157T.-Ady.