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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-13
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Funeral Notices


cARPENTER-fn this city. october ~.
is:S. Thomas r. Carpenter. aged SIS
years: residence, 90j y. Mesquite St.
beloved husband Of Mrs Mamie A. Car.
renter. Funeral win be held October II.
1928. Services viii be held at Hsgy a
McCoiium parlors at 1870 =. m. Inter-
ment in City Cemetery No 4. under the
direction of Hasy & Mccollum $3.50.
FORBEs-Died In this city. October IL.
1928. Mrs. Lillian Forbes. aged Is years.
beloved wife Of 7. ". Forbes. at her late
residence, 703 Rivss st. Funeral services
will be held at Kerrville. Tex. October
10. 1928. at 4 p. m. Remains viii be
sent to Kcrrville. Tex. via the Southern
Pacific at s:S7 a. m October fS, 1923.
under the direction Of Iissy & Mccoi-
ium.
BANZHAF-Died at 4 p. M. Monday
night. October Il, 1925, at q local hos
pital. Miss Lottie Banzhaf. aged rs years.
She was a native OF Teas and n resi-
dent Of Rockdale. Tex. She has been in
San Antonio for over n year for medical
treatment. She is survived by her father.
George Panzhaf OF Rockdale. and one
brother. Clayton Banzhnf Of Temple. She
was a member Of the Baptist church end
the Eastern Star lodge of Rockdale. The
body Is To be shipped this afternoon at
. p. M. Tuesday. October IS. 1925. over
the I.-G. ~. Interment In Rocfdale. un-
der direction Of Hagy & Mccolium.
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THIRTEEN rooms. furnished. good To-
ness opportunity. i27 soiedad st.
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Let's Build

Your lot. your plans. our fair prices
and terms. plus the determine ton TO
please are sure to bring desired results,
Consult us
W. J. TARRENcE & &C
Suite 400 Gunter Bldg.
TT. 1858 Or l53
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FOX SALE Ok TRADE
NY equity in good well located bun
galow. balance $3.50 per month. close
in, paved street, nearly now. consider
good car or lot. owner. CT. S5li and
Mis- 35tO-W.
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Good Places 10 Eat
Hotels

GOOD place TO eat. Tsmpico Mexican
restaurant. 70i n. st. Mary's. CT. slzs.
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WILL take In lot or cheap bungalow on
heaut;=ful modern ciSht-room duplex.
Mission @1Si-W
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Now Ready

Phone Or. i16S. $40 to 500 loans on
automobiles: accounts refinanced.
WHY worry & borrow money TO pay for
car repairing when we do II on credit.
Western Auto Wrecking Co.
or. $3.50 Buena Vista and Frio SITS
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NEW five-room bungalow, breakfast
room and set. fourpieCe plumbing.
PittsburG heater. oak floors. fireplace,
bookcases, kitchen cabinet, garage. drive
way. in Beacon Hill. 1iI9 Beacon Ave.
price $3.50. $3.50 cash. balance $40
monthly. owner. William pellerman. Of
flee TT. 70tS. residence Woodlawn S92.
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Denver Heights
Almost New

Five extra large rooms. Zig front
porch. Breakfast nook, service porch. al.
modern conveniences, perfect condition.
Convenient to Junior high and grammar
school. on paved street. close to car. 4
reel bargain. $500: will make easy
terms call Shaw, Crockett 1852.
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Houses for Sale
Business Property-Sale -

FOR SALE-Cheap by owner. four-rocm
modern bungalow. near Breckenridge
High school. paved street some trade
considered. Mission l7l7.
NEW four-room bungalow. bath. garage.
1897 Los Angeles St. price $4,000, $50
cash, S24 monthly. Owner. William Del
ierman. office. TT. 1oi3.
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$50 Down Gets Home
You Will Enjoy

Living on Highland Boulevard.
where II is always cool. We are
offering n beautiful slx-roon home
with breakfast room. lo,ated on
corner lot 65xl5o. We have just
completed this home. 1t is COM
plete in every detail and ready
for immediate occupancy. The
price and terms viii appeal 10 you.
r.. 6. THORMAN. REALTOR.
i25 East Travis st, Tr. sfi3.
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LakevieW Addition

Pretty little three-room burRa-
low with scrccred-in sleeping
porch. polished floors. three-piece
bath. cement walk. gravelcd drive
way. garage. large lot. only $1,000.
$3.50 cash. halarc, Ike rent. or
will consider good lot aq first pay
ment. c.. Si4S. Sales Dept. II.
c, Tho-mon, Realtor. 12j East
Trails St.
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Lots for Sale
For Sale
50-FOOt Lot, S175

De the owner OF one of these fine lots.
located outside city limits, in fast grow
ing section. good streets. water. etc.
available. SPECIAL TERMS on TWO
or MORE OF THESE REAL. LOT BAR
GAINS. We will ~ glad to show them.
l.. T.. TtTE & co.
COS Losoys It. or. f6i.
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REAL ESTATE
Svanfed--ReaI Estate
Real Estate for Sale .

Alamo Development Co.
VIII build. finance. sell or exchange
anything In the line OF real estate.
2OI Travis RidE. CT. $40
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Business Property-Sa;e


4 wonderful location for business.
seven-room residence. s6i. foot frontage.
on 6. Flores St. iSO depth on Gembler.
paved. n give away at $3.50, Phone
Mis-. 53:4-J.
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ClOse-In South

Substantial two-story seven-room resi-
dencc with all conveniences, servants
quarters. garages, 65-foot lot with ce.
ment curb and walks. Cailashan Ave.
paved. for $4,000.
THE SAN ANTONIO LOAN 4
TRUST co.
Or. 210O. as W. Commerce st
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' VT 2 III 7 WI NVIII IIVUSt' Urt WTVNN
from Hot Wells ear. convenient to pub
lie. Catholic and Brackenrldge High
schools; good street. front porch and
sleeping porch. hot water. sink and
board, bullt-in cabinet. clothes closet in
bedrooms. S-piecs plumbing. gas. lights,
front and back lawn. nice garden. fruit
trees. chicken houses AMI lot. garage
with cement floor ribbon driveway, price
$500: good terms, cheaper for cash. VIM.
Voigt, owner. eeD Leopold st.
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7-Poou. 2-Story

Modern home. Three hcdrooms, south
cast sleeping porch. Nice lawn. Garage.
SGS5O. VIII take lot or small rent house
as part payment Talk to Nj. Murrie
with
westerveit Realty Co.
2O9 NJ ,ro R!dg. TT. 4232
, 1925-02-12
WIT
EVER READY IN.
AN EMERGENCY

CHICAGO, Feb. 12.-tBy The AS
ISOLATED Press.NHow Abraham Lin
coins mild and realistic manner,
together with his wit enabled him to
deal with difficult human problems
was told here today by Captain
j. II. Cummings. s~2-year-old Civil
war veteran. speaking under the
auspices OF the American Legion in
a program of patriotism and Ameri-
canism in the public schools.
Captain Cummings was special
messenger to President Lincoln
from the headquarters of General
Irving Mcdowell and came in per-
sonal contact with Lincoln many
times.
He told the story OF the dissatis-
fed troops who enlisted for ninety
days at the outbreak of the war
and of their g%runbling and threats.
Newspapers were full Of reports OF
their dissatisfaction. The president
took up the problem personally with
the regiments most seriously affect
ed and while visiting the troops
under General Sherman u captain
approached the president and said;
General Sherman threatened to
shoot me yesterday. Mr.. President"
Lincoln mildly said:
II wouldn't trust him myself; he
might shoot you"
, 1925-02-12
BULGE! BILL READ! FOR ACTI.
GOVERNORS ESTIMATES SLASH

CHEYENNE. wyo.. Feb. 1.-THE
budget bill. carrying appropriations
for expenses Of state government
during the biennium 1e25.1s26, Will
be introduced in tho house this after
noon by the waysfand means com
mittee. 1t carries appropriations to-
falling sa.265.3le4s, which is 1885,
521.6T less than the total recommend
ed by Governor Ross in her message
to the legislature. The bill repre-
sents four weeks Of work by the
ways and means committees OF the
two Legislative houses.
Cognizance OF the rapid growth
of the state deficit as the result of
expenditures exceeding income was
taken by the senate revenue commit.
tee In the Introduction of senate 116.
which imposes a levy OF onc-fourth
mill TO raise a fund &c meeuthe def.
icit now approximately threc-quar-
ters of a million dollars. Tho pro
posed levy would raise approximate
ly SIPS. 900 in 1926 and increasingly
greater amounts in succeeding years
Il tho assessed valuation of the state
increased in these years.
The house this morning approved
, 1925-02-12
A FEELING OF C

You naturally feel secure
YOU know that the medicine y,
about to take is absolutely pun
contains no harmful or habit p
ing drugs.
Suci a medicipe is Dr. Ki
swamp Root, kidney, liver and
Ter medicine.
The Same standard of I
strength and excellence Is mai
ed IN every bottle of Swamp
1t is scientifically compo
from vegetable herbs.
1t is not a stlmulnnt and Is
in teaspoonful doses.
II ia not recommended for
thing.
1t is natures great helper
iieving and overcoming kidney
and bladder troubles.
n sworn statement OF pur
with every bottle or DR.. Xxi
Swamp.Root.
II you need a medicine. you /
have the best. on sale at all
stores in bottles OF two sizes, IN
and large.
However. II you wish first
this great preparation serd ten
to DR.. Kilmer and Co, Bingha
y. Y. for a sample battle.
writing be sure and mentor
paper.--Adv.
, 1925-02-12
CONFIRMATION
Of WARREN IS
FACING DEFEAT
G. O. P. Gives Up Fight
On Appointment Of
Attorney General.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 12.-Ad-
ministration leaders will seek to
prevent action at this session OF the
senate on the nomination es Charles
B. Warren of Michigan 70 be at
torney general.
This was disclosed today after
Chairman Cummins Of the judiciary
committee had frankly informed
President Coolidge of the extent to
which opposition has developed.
If the postponement plan is sue
cessful. the president al resubmit
the nomination to the special SEES
sion of the new senate to be called
for March 4 to act on executive
business.
The first effort will he TO keep the
nomination In the judiciary commit
tee to which It was referred a month
ago. Some of the leading opponents
to confirmation. however, say they
will make evory effort TO forco the
issue to tho floor.
While none OF the active oppo-
nents or Mr.. Warren's nomination
will pass from the senate with the
closing of this session. the Repub-
lican organization will gain a mum
Der of seats March 4, drawing from
both the Democrats and the In
%surgents.
, 1925-02-12
PERSONALS

Mr.. and Mrs. C. T. Crosby left
by motor yesterday for Rawlins to
spend afew days with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. L. Andrews have
returned from a few days visit spent
with friends in Thermopolis.
Mrs. John Nichols Of Lander has
been visiting with friends here for
q few days this week.
Mrs. Ed Roedeger OF Glendo is
spending a few days in Casper this
week.
Mr.. AID Mrs. e. Hogan are visit
ing and shopping here for a few
days from Lance Creek.
Miss Eva Ford OF Lincoln. Neb.,
who was formerly employed at Lam
der in the Lander State bank. spent
, 1925-02-12

headquarters IN Cheyenne. Mr..
Dana is a guest at tho Townsend.
q. d. McCally is among the Den
yer business callers in the city.
Walker S. Estes Of Tulsa. Okla,
Is transacting business affairs here,
Ralph NJ. Parsons of Denver is
IN tho city on business for a few
days this week.
H. A. Holzcr OF Kansas City, Mo,
arrived yesterday.
W. H. Owens is a Cheyenne bust.
ness man spending a few days In
the city.
Charles Willes OF Midwest is a visi.
tor here today.
C. c. Cochran of Lavoye came in
Yesterday to spend several days
here.
, 1925-02-12
AIR PILOT
TO RECOVER

Ell PASO. Texas. Feb. 12.-Frank
Phillips. ~17-year-oid pilot of the air.
plane that crashed near the Texas
school of mines here Wednesday
afternoon. resulting in the death OF
S. d. Featherstone. Victoria. B. c.,
was resting easily in a local hospital
today.
An examination showed that Phil
lips had suffered no internal injuries
as was ct first feared:
He received an injury to his right
leg from a larger splinter and had
two large gashes on HIS forehead be-
sides being bruised about the body.
Featherstone and Phillips were n.y.
ing from Houston to Victoria in the
plane. which was purchased by
Featherstone.
, 1925-02-12

a short time In that city this week
attending the funeral of the late
DR.. A. II. Cooper. Miss Ford re-
Gently moved to Casper and is now
making her home here.
Miss Selma Young. who has been
visiting in Casper for the last two
turned to Los Angeles TO take up
her former position With tho law
firm Of Turner Baiile and Lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. David of
Denver are In Casper on business
and are guests at the Henning. Mfr.
David is connected with the Kelly
Springfield Tire company.
Mrs. H. C. Templeton OF Lance
Creek is visiting with friends in
Casper for a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. B. Walker of
Denver were arrivals in the city
yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence ". Cochran
of Billings r out of town visitors
who arrived yesterday from Their
mopolis where they have been
spending several days.
Mrs. ]. Z. Mcclellan is visiting
here from her home at Midwest
Mr.. and Mrs. E. R. Hamlin of
Midwest are the guests Of friends
here for a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. T. Morre are
guests OF relatives here for a few
days-from their home neal Shoshonl.
Guests of Mrs. p. C. Nicolaysen
during the Episcopal convocation In
clude: Bishop Faber OF Montana.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. F. Taliafero Of Rock
Springs. the Rev. Hardness OF Doug
lass, Mrs. ]. J. Junett OF Riverton
and Mrs. j. 3. Greenough OF Lander
, 1925-02-12
How to Make Pine
Cough Syrup at Home
Has no equal for prompt resuIts.
i.ks. . = moment to Prepare

Pine is used in nearly all prescrip-
tions and remedies for coughs. The
reason is that pine contains several
elements that have n remarkable
effect in soothing and healing the
membranes of the throat and chest
Pine cough syrups are combinations
of pine and syrup. The "syrup" part
Is usually plain sugar syrup.
10 make the best pine cough remedy
that money al buy. put ~. ounces
of Pinex in a pint bottle, and fill up
with homemade sugar syrup. Or
you can use clarified molasscs, honey,
or corn syrup. instead of sugar syrup.
Either way, you make a full pint
more than you car buy ready-made
for three times the money. 1t il
pure, good and tastes very pleasant.
You can feel this take hold OF =
cough or cold in a wsy that means
business. The cough may be dry,
boarse and tight. or may be persist
emily loose from the formation of
phlegm. The cause is the same-in-
named membranes-and this Pinex
and Syrup combination will stop 1t
usually in "a hours or less. Spleen
did. too, for bronchial asthma, hoarse-
ness. or any ordinary throat ailment,
Pinex is a highly concentrated COM
pound of. genuine Norway pine cr-
tract, and is famous the world over
for its prompt effect upon coughs. ..
Beware of substitutes. Ask your
druggist for "2t. ounces of Pinex"
with directions, and don't accept any
thing else. Guaranteed to give abso-
lutte satisfaction or money refunded.
The Pinex Co, Fl. Wayne, Ind.
, 1925-02-12
GASOLINE TO
BE ADVANCED
AGAIN FRIDAY

CHICAGO, Feb. 19.-Enective to-
morrow the price of gasoline. will
be increased two cents a gallon
throughout the eleven states served
by the Standard OIL company of
Indiana, it was announced today.
Kerosene prices will advance ono
cent.
The rapid increase in the price of
crude oil was the ascribed reason
for tho increase which follows other
one cen increases since tho first
of the year.
The increase will make the retail
price OF gasoline 81 cents a gallon
in Chicago.
, 1925-02-12

fourteen bills amending the Goa
ng laws which were introdu,
he result OF an agreement be
The mine operators and the mil
ployes. Tho rules then wer
pended and the bills passed o
ond and third reading and 8,
the senate.
Tho senate this morning
nitely postponed house "a. pro
for counting judges Of electlL
the larger election districts.
Both houses this afternoon
hear eulogies Of Abraham II
, 1925-02-12
Waltz and Fox Trot
By the Whitemans

Paul whiteman adds to his waltz
records this week "Hhen the Ono
You Love Loves You" n pleasant
sentiment and an equally pleasant
record, with a vocal refrain, which
bids fair TO become just as great a
hit as Whiteman's other waltz
records, Three O'Clock In the Morn-
ing and IAN Alone" "IH Sec
You IN Ny Dredru" is a fox trot
which introduces snatehes Of semi
classical melody, with some fine ef-
fects for strings and celesta.
Dick Long and His Nankin Cafe
Orchestra Of Minneapolis also make
their Victor debut this week with q
couple Of lively fox trots. "Briss
Back Those Rook-o-Bys Baby Doys'
and az You Don't Tell Ne" are
worthy entries, with Dick himself .
strong first fiddle and some sax and
trumpet capers. :
, 1925-02-12
Lose Your Fat,
Keep Your Health

supernuous flesh Is not healthy.
Neither is It healthy to diet or exer.
ciso too much. Tho simplest method
known for reducing . the overfat
body easily and steadily is the Mar
mola Method. tried and endorsed by
thousands. farmoln Prescription
Tablets contain an exact dose Of the
famous Marmola Prescription. These
tablets are sold by druggists the
world over at one dollar for n box.
They are pleasant to take and leave
no wrinkles or nabbiness. They arc
popular because effective and con
venient. Ask your druggist for
them or send price direct 10 the
Marmola Co.. General Motors Bldg,
ADV.
, 1925-02-12
K|WAN|ANs AND LADIES
WILL DANCE TONIGHT

kiwanian celebration of ladies'
night ONE this evening with a
lively party and dance at the Coun-
try club. It is expected that every
member of the Casper Kiwanis club
he present at this function with his
lady.
Arrangements have been made for
q Kiwanians and guests at this ar
fair which is to be entirely Informal.
For those who do not dance there
viii be card tables. Dancing is 10
start at . O'Clock and a buffet lunch.
con Will be served shortly after II
o'clock.
, 1925-02-12

had their public records to recon-
mend them, but Lincoln had none.
=" In some respects the nominating
speech Of Mr.. Judd was disappoint-
ing. 1t seemed to lack cohesion and
force"
Later. Mr.. Proctor said. he learned
h affair OF Lincoln's nomination
was put in the hands of a committee
of fifty. and when It came to writing
the speech. the committee put 1t in
Judd's hands.
They knew he was smart Mr..
Proctor said. still they were not
very enthusiastic ever Judd's hav.
ing the whole thing. So they arrang.
ed that he was to write It and then
submit to each one OF the fifty to
take out or add what they thought
was necessary.
, 1925-02-12
Job Made of First
Nominating Speech For
Lincoln, Delegate Says

CHICAGO. Feb. 12.@By The As
ISOLATED PressEFifty n Republi-
cans wrote Abraham Lincoln's nom
mating speech and they made a poor
job II 1t. In the opinion OF Addison
g. Proctor. sole surviving delegate
to the Chicago Republican national
convention at which Lincoln was
chosen as the party's. presidential
candidate. Mr.. Proctor is eishty.five
years old.
The speech was entrusted by the
Illinois delegation to Norman E.
Judd. a Chicago lawyer. MI. Proc
tor said.
I'VE all looked with particular in-
terest to that nominating speech. as
Mr.. Lincoln's position differed from
that OF all other candidates" Mr..
Proctor said. The other candidate.
, 1925-02-12
CITY BRIEFS

r q. Landes of the Chicago ant
Northwestern railroad has return
ed from a several days trip to the
eastern part of the state.
Denver business men who arrived
this morning and who are guests al
the Henning are. NJ. X. Stewart. c,
p. Griffith. L. j. Dillon, e.. Fried
holm and J.. G. Saxton.
l.. Hoover is a Lavoyo visitor in
Casper today.
c. l.. Riley is attending to bust
ness affairs here from Hay Springs.
Neb.
n. j. Stokes spent last evening,
here.
John Hewlett has returned from
a several days business and pleasure
trip tolDenver.
]. o. Keer of Denver Is attending
to business affairs here. .
Fred Klink. Jr.. who spent yester-
day in Casper on business from his
home in Denver left this morning.
for the western part Of the state and
Montana
C. F. Anstitte Of Ryerton is an
out.of-torn visitor here for tho day
J. c. jackson is attending TO bttsi-
ness affairs here from his home in
Tulsa.
James c. Willis returned yester-
day from Denver where he has been
for the last week. taking medbral
treatment.
j. L. Williams was an arrival ses-
terday from Parco.
r. J. Morrison is attending to bust
ness affairs here from his homo in
Denver.
o. W. Duke and c. r. Paris pi
Parco are in Casper for a few days.
II. Duerr Is a Whcatland vikitor
In the city.
Il. o. strstton. formerly manager
of tho Townsend hotel Is now in
Lusk.
r. C. Heslep, Lysite ranchsr IS
here today on business.
Julian Lever, FIR. division freight
and passenger agent for the Chicago
and Northwestern railroad spent
Monday in Lander on business.
Frank Clark Of Cheyenne a5ived
this morning.
Charles ]. Mercer of Denver ar.
rived in Casper today to spend a
short time hero on business.
william Fl. Robinson Of tbs Dis.
trtct Of Columbia, IL a guest 1t the
Gladstone.
A. @. Dana Of the Kasomisg oil
company was an arrival In the city
this morning from the company
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
Losr-Pt Kappa Alpha fraternity
pin, initials w. q. NJ. on back.
D po@- xaa T---~uS ~..I
, 1925-02-12
w. G. T. U. Divisions
VIII Hold Meetings.
Is Given
At Townsend Hotel.

Members Of the Beta Theta Pi
fraternity entertained today at a
luncheon given at tie Townsend
hotel complimentary to Dean D, W.
Thornberry Of Laramie. the Rev.
Samuel E. West. also of Laramie.
and the Rev. Frederick G. Hardness
of Douglas who are members of the
fraternity and who are in Casper at
tending the Episcopal convocation.
Among those who attended were
the guests of honor. Captain C. P.
Plummer, Donald Gallagher. r. NJ.
Boeke. De LaBreche, DR.. Mark
Smith. Robert Creighton. Paige,
Fred Kohler. and A. II. Cobb.
, 1925-02-12
Us Club Members
Are Entertained.

Mrs. A. A. Mason entertained the
members OF the Us club Wednesday
at a luncheon and bridge party
given at the C e. Horsch home. 424
South Lincoln street. Valentine
suggestions were carried out In the
menu and decorations. Honors at
bridge for tho afternoon were won
by Mrs. ". j. King and Mrs. P. N.
Chaplin. Mrs. A. G. rafferty, was q
guest of the club for tho entertain
ment.
, 1925-02-12
Womens' Club To
Meet Saturday.

The Casper Womens' club will
meet Saturday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. a. u. Thompson, 1o4s
South Lincoln street. Mrs. H. e.
Daley will assist.
Mrs. C. d. Murane will read a pa
per on 1.-THE Canadian Rockies" and
Mrs. C. r. McGrew a paper on 1.-THE
Origin of St. Valentines Day"
, 1925-02-12
POISONING
FATAL TO FOUR

PAssAIc. y. j.. Feb. iz-Mrs.
Louis Sander. and three children
were found dead of gas poisoning in
bed today by her husband when he
returned from work. Tho eldest
child was 8 years old. Gas flowing
from Jets In the kitchen and the
living room. The police expressed
the opinion that the deaths were
not accidental. .
, 1925-02-12
Mrs. Cooper Entertains
Today at Luncheon.

Mrs. Thomas Cooper entertained
informally today at an informal
luncheon and bridge party. Guests
who attended included: Mrs. VII.
liam Holland. Mrs. Ben Pelton, Mrs.
Earl c. Boyle. Mrs. Carl Shumaker.
Mrs. H. P. Fishburn. Mrs. William
Tolhurst, Mrs. Robert Reed. Mrs.
Joe Bingenheimer, Mrs. L. G.. Muir.
ply. Mrs. =: ]. D~onahoe, Mrs. A. E.
Thompson. Miss Edna Smith, Mrs.
Fred Newman. Mrs. Charles Crab
tree. Mrs. John McFadyen and
guest, Miss Laura McNrurray of
Chicago.