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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-03-07

i
"a ODFREY picked the big dla-
Al mond from the heap and held
"a it up between his fingers.
~ Its a beauty, isn't it," he
asked
NJ. Pigot smiled a dry smile.
"Tt is the Mazarin." he said. land
is worth three million francs. There
is copy Of it Mt the Louvre"
well" continued Godfrey. latter 1
got the duplicates, rolled them up In
the cotton packets. and placed them
back IN the drawer. being careful TO
put the Mazar1n at the bottom, where
I had found it. Crochard knew that
the game was up the Instant he opened
the first packet. Do you suppose he
would be deceived? Not by the best
reproduction ever nader
And then / remembered the slow
fush which had crept into Orchards
checks as he opened that first packet
81 didn't expect 10 deceive him"
Godfrey explained. II Just wanted to
give him a little surprise. And TO
think I wasn't there 70 see it,
But II he knew they were imita-
lions" I protested. "why should be go
10 all that trouble TO steal themT
"That Is what puzzled me last night"
said Godfrey, "nnd. for that matter. 1t
puzzles me yet. but I'm ready to turn
these diamonds over TO you. I should
IKE you to count them. and give me
receipt for them"
And then. OF course. you will write
the story" sneered Grady, "and give
yourself all the credit"
well" asked Godfrey, looking at
him. do you think you deserve anyE
And Grady could only crimson and
keep silent. las for the story. II Is al
ready written, IL will be on the streets
I'm ten minutes. and It will create n SEN
sation. Please count the diamonds.
You will find 30 OF them"
THAT IS the exact number stolen
from the grand duke" remarked NJ.
Pigot and fell 10 counting. The num-
Der was 210.
mfr. Shearrow has the receipt,
Godfrey added. And ShearrOw took n
paper from his pocket, unfolded 1t and
read the contents.
IL proved to be not only a receipt
but "A full statement OF the facts of the
case, without emitting the details or
the robbery and the credit diis th-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-03-07

present, last night" he added blandly,
when Crochard opened the secret
drawer
is It true that the theft OF the
Niichaclovitch diamonds was planned
5y Crochnrd 2" asked Godfrey.
Undoubtedly. No other thief In
France would be capable OF IT, He ar
ranged the AFFAIR so cleyerly that we
were wholly unable 10 convict him
unless we should find him with the
stolen brilIiants in his possession"
"And You were not able TO do thatf"
NO; We could discover no trace OF
the brilIiants. though we searched Tor
them everywhere"
But you did not know Of the Bonie
cabinet and OK the secret drawer:
NO; OF that we knew nothing. L
must examine that famous cabinet
at is worth examining. And It has
an Interesting history. But you DID
know, of course, that CrOchard W
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-03-07
CHAPTER XVIII.
Orchard Writes an Epilosue.

ODFREY picked the big dla-
n mond from the heap and held
"a it up between his fingers.
~ .sIt.a a haanfv iSnft ft ~ he
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-03-07
The Last Act Of the Drama.
CHAPTER XVII.

"HERE were a number OF things
st the Office demanding my
attention next morning. and
was so late in getting there
and tie morning passed SO rapidly
that when the office boy came in and
announced that Mr.. Grady and Mr.
Simmoads were outside and wished TO
see me I did not. for a moment, con
meet their visit with Godfrey.
I'm glad TO see you are better.
simmonds.- said. shaking hands
Eifh him. That was 4 close call"
1T certainly was" Simmonds
agreed. sinking into a chair. If l had
got little more it it. I'd never have
walked up
DO you remember anything about
itT'
Not a thing. One minute we were
sitting there talking together rs nice
rs you please-and the next thing L
knew was when / woke up in the
bank
Where's that man Godfrey?'' broke
In Grady. Il won't wait for him. He
can't make me do that. Come along.
SimmOnds.''
Wait 4 minute" l broke in. as the
outer door opened. Perhaps that's
Godfrey now
And so il proved he came in ac-
companied by a man whom l knew TO
Re Arthur Shearrow. chief counsel for
the Record.
Godfrey nodded all around.
The object Of this conference. Les
ter. is TO straighten out certain matters
Al
mOnds-snd incidentally to give the
Record the biggest scoop it has had
for months"
Il amt here 10 fix up no scoop for
the Record broke in Grady That
paper never did treat me right"
1t has treated you as well as you
deserved retorted Godfrey. I'm go
ing to talk plainly to you. Grady.
Your goose Is cooked. You can't hold
on for an hour after last nights get
away becomes public. ] understand
you wouldn't let Simmonds telephone
for ne last night:r
That's right II wasn't none OF
your business"
Perhaps not. And yet If I had been
there the cleverest thief in Paris. If not
those chrome nickel steel bars at the
Twenty-third street station instead OF
~ liberty 10 go ahead and rob some
body else You ought TO have seen
through his disguise. That's your
business. Grady. ] haven't anything
against you personally. and l admit
that II was foolish OF me to stand
there talking 10 Crochard and never
suspect who he was. but that's all be
side the mark You're at the head OF
the detective bureau. and you're the
man who is responsible for all this.
You're energetic enough and al that,
but you're not fit for your fob. It's
too biz for you, and you know IL
Take my advice and go to the phOnG
there and send in your 'resisna don"
Was IL 20 tell me that you got ne
over hereE"
NO sid Godfrey; Il cot you here
to meet
The outer door opened again. and
Godfrey looked toward fl. smiling.
-Aoosseer Piyrottg' announced the
ehtee boy.
And then almost bounced from my
seat, for ! would have sworn that the
man who stood On the threshold was
the man who had opened the secret
drawer.
He came forward. looking from face
10 face; then his eyes met Godfrey's,
and he smiled
Behold that I am here. monsieur
he said, and started anew at the
voice. for II was the Eoice OF CrocEard.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-03-07

New York-The jury decision that
set aside the will of General Thomas
T. Eckert, formerly president of the
Western Union Telegraph company.
and enabled his son Clendenin to
share the estate equally with his
brother, Thomas T. Eckert, Jr.. was
affirmed by the appellate division of
the supreme court.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-03-07

% Jne nUor-
Owing to the extreme tension OF the
coils the keen blade had almost sew
cred the body in half. From head to
tail it measured nearly forty feet
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-03-07

I lad no need to read the article
which followed. for I saw in flash
what had occurred. ] saw. too. why
Crochard had retained the paste jew
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-04-25
MOOSE TO HOLD
BENEFIT DANCE
next THURSDAY
Preparations For This Social
Event Completed; Pro
ceeds Go to Lodge.

Preuarations for the Moose dance 70
b. given Thursday night April ~
have been completed The nan ar ll5
intersection OF oregon and Overland
streets VIII be the scene Of me res
tivities. The proceeds derived wiz
be devoted 10 the benefit OF the locaI
lodge. The entertainment committee
that planned the dance IS compoSe-
OF II. A. Claves. H ,. Taylor, T. w
Curtis. O. J. Bowen and C. G Cheho-
zyeth. T. T. Ryan, Il A. Gl2Fes anu
p. IL. Kersey. viii be the moor COM
mittee on the night Of the dance
After this dance the Moose lodge IS
preparing 10 give second one. me
proceeds in this instance viii ne
turned over 10 the rescue workers
fund.
At the regular meeting Of the lodge
held Friday night several candidates
who We're elected at a prior meeting
We're initiated into the order.
Visiting Moose who called al the
hcadduarters this week included
William X. Crawford and c. IL Good
hart. Pasadena, Cal C. E. Fort
Tampa. Fla; i. l. Williams, Farrell
Pa. w. H Foster. Dallas. Tex: IL o.
Graves. Edmonton, Canada; Willlam
Speaker. IT, St Joseph, No; T. Hill
man, NOakum, Tex.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-04-25
P0sSEMEN KILL
INDIAN WHEN He
RESISTS ARREST
Luz Padraza Defies Officers
and Is Shot in Fight; Al
legged "Bad Man"

Luz Padraza. an indian with repu-
tation for being pad man was
shot and killed at AsieIa S-Ilr Jay
morning by deputy sheriff Paul Nuer-
schmidt and q posse Of Americans who
went TO the indians house near rslela
Padraza, who lived in the indian
quarter Of Tsleta, was sala 10 De
wanted on a charge OF shooting and
killing an indian woman during one
OF the festival dances which were held
last fall at the indian village. he
disappeared and had been fugitive
since. He returned Friday night and
sent n message TO the deputy sheriff,
defvinc him to come and arrest him
Saturday morning deputy sheriff
Understandable. accompanied by customs
inspector Il. A. Carnes. Cecil CrltcneIt;
j. D. White, a customs inspector, and
q. L. Spancer, who was deputized for
the posse. from Ysletas went TO the
house where PGdraza was staying.
This house is at the forks OF the old
SOcorro and the present county road
As the posse approached. on horse
back, Padraza and his relatives within
the house opened fire, but did not hit
anyone The posse men fired at the
indian, one Of the bullets striking him
in the head and killing him instantly
a guard was placed around the
house at once by the deputy sheriff
and officers are on Euard TO prevent
possible disturbance among the ma
tive indians IN the valley town.
The indian was shot after he had
fired twice at the officers and was
starting back into the house. With
him were four others who were said
10 be members Of his gang. The bullet
which killed him struck him just back
of the right temple and came out be-
tween the eyes The officers at
Ysleta say that the man was trying TO
create feeling among the Mexicans in
Ysleta and was trying 10 organize the
MeXicans and indians against the
Americans
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-04-25
ADJUSTMENTS.
JOHN BTNNY At LAsT-BIJOU

JOHN III M At LAHL-hAaUNa
COMEDY day VIII be the slogan to-
day at the Bijou. John Bunny and
Flora Finch will be az their best IN
ssBunnv's Scheme" "AIl in the Air
tells the tale Of the Lubin comedy that
will also be on the bill, and "SlSelly 3
Birthday" q Biograph release, VIII
make you wish for a birthday every
DAY.
Sunday Arthur Johnson. the peerless
leader Of the Lubin company, will ap-
pear in Lord Algy," a two part COM
edy that is the best ever
Monday. Earle Williams. Rose Tap
ley and an all star Vitagraph cast viii
be seen in Memories That Haunt
With such a cast Of star players you
can rest assured you viii see picture
that is supreme in every respect
Tuesday, Quality Feature" No. :.
entitled The ROmany Spy" a most
superb play from every standpoint
VIII be shown Better arrange for the
matinee on either OF these programs
Where can you find such shows except
at the Bijou Advertisement
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-04-25

story "KathIyn's" adventures lnlS
time include experiences with .S ol, -
tigers. bears, elephants ana an
See "Kathlvn" take part m
ABORIGINAL dance. II beats the t-Is -
Pathe weekly viii also be SHOWN
day 49, rr--.-y,-ar1 m
THURSDAY and Friday. the We 80
,,t-+o--iS, rrC5uction in the world I
is the acknowledged masterI.i.ecce- ,it;ds
was shown for months in the Dig -s--+s
where the prices ranged from II. ~ ,-' *
10 ST. The Wigwam prices W. .rj,,ee
nrice Of Is cents for children---Au'e-
tisement-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-04-25
TYPOGRAPHICAL
UNION To HOLD
MEETING SUNDAY
VIII Be Regular Session OF
Printers; Electrical
Workers Meet.

sgEI65kl4 LED
49,

me Ee--u4aI LlOuLL- --E5ffIalp-s-
y meeting OF the 81 -szzaa.s==7s N zs6FTs
Paso Typographical 'A-s sss - -
union viii be held -ise
Sunday afternoon at Union Labor nan
The union viii dispose Of consloeraIlI e
routine business and a full attendalce
Of the printers is expected
Charles Dunn and A ". Rogers
members OF Electrical WORKERS union
No 5SS, are doing the electrical "oTA
at Fort Bliss.
Z. Z. Limbaugh. a member OF Elec-
trlcal II Orlscrs' union no. aoS, is IN
Sailing new fans at Weston's Dairy
lunch Tor the Pass City Electric com
pany.
The Bartenders' union will hold its
semi-mCuthly meeting at Union LABOR
hall Sunday morning
There will be a regular semi-montnIy
meeting Of the Theatrical stage I'm
ployes union Sunday night at Union
Labor hall
Electrical Workers Meet.
The two local unions or eleclrlcaI
workers met in regular weekly session
Friday night at Union Labor nan. hou-
tine business was transacted ana tneIe
was good attendance at Doth meet
ings.
cling card with Electrical WORKERS
union No. SIS and IS working Tor me
Western Electric company
D. Papendech. member or Eleclrica4
W OrkerS' union No go uepoSlteQ MS
card and is working for the Western
Electrical company.
c. f. Faux deposited his card WIFE
Electrical Workers union No. SIS.
Z. II. Cathey. a member OF Electrlcat
Workers union no. 5S5, has departed
for Roscoe. Tex
3. X Flowers. q member Of Electrical
Workers union No. SIS, has returned
from phOenix-
r. Anderson. q member OF Electrical
Workers union No 5s5, has returned
from Douglas. Ariz-
William Schaffer and J. T. Massey,
members Of Electrical workers union
No. SIS. are installing new fans at the
Popular Dry Goods company store Tor
the Swat Electric company
Rov NJ Walker. a member Of Elec-
trical Workers union ~. 5SS, is doing
shop work for the National Iele-
grapho1e company
Rewriting Telephone Building.
Harry Kienle and c. W Cook. menu
hers of Electrical Workers union No.
$50. are rewriting the Tri-State Tele-
phone cOmpany's building.
z T. Dickson, a member OF Elec-
trical Workers union No. $50, is putting
lights in the basement OF the White
House
J. T. BippUs- a member OF Electrical
Workers union No. 5S5, is wiring a res
idence on Roosevelt street for the Ma
tionaI Telegraphoue company.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-04-25
COMMITTEE REPORTS THE
POWER ILL, FAVOR AHIY

Washington. D. c.. April 25.-The
house Interstate commerce committee
reported a general bill, amending the
dam laws. with a view to encouraging
private capital for power generation
purposes
The measure prohibits acquisition OF
dam tracts by combinations Of sOcalled
trusts and requires prior approval by
the war department OF all plans and
specifications.
II also provides in the event state
authorities fail TO satisfactorily regu-
late power rates, charges and prac-
tees federal authority shall be as
sumed by the secretary of war.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-04-25
FESTIVITIES DULL
AT ELKS QUARTERS
Period of social Activity to Begin
With Resumption OF Sum
rner dances.

Until the new officers become thor
oughlv acquainted with their new
births, there viii be a luu in the fes-
Invites al the local Elks' home. The
new officers were only recently in
stalled. It is almost time for the sum-
mer dances at the EIlzs and other en-
rertaiuments. and IL is expected that
these viii be inaugurated within a
short time
Since the installation exercises only
visitors have offered any diversion at
the Elks home. Some Of those the past
week included A. l. ScUdder Calves
ton. Tex, r o. Whyman, Amarillo
Te--: Allen H. DouEherty, Aberdeen,
Wash: s s SUE, New York; A T
CoCinston. Tucumcari, n NJ; y =
Johnson. Duran, y. II; c A Arthur,
Van Horn. Tex.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-04-25
e. PAS0 BOY IS
WINNER IN PEACE
0RAT0RYG0NTEST
Frank Lyons, High School
Graduate, Gets First
HonOrs.

Austin. Texas. April 25.-In the
annual state peace oratOrical contest
LYONS Of FI Paso won first place. His
Grafton was Education as a Factor in
LYONS won 500 offered by the uni
versitv. He is an FL Paso nigh school
graduate. holding his place in the uni
versif,- through the scholarship Of
fered by the University FL Paso club.
his success is considered remarka bic,
since he is but a second year student.
VIII Represent State.
As result of his winning, he VIII
represent the state oil Texas in the All
Southern oratOrical peace contest to
be held in st. Louis, during the follow
ing month
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-04-25
WILL OBSERVE THE
95TH ANNIVERSARY
Odd Fellows Arrange Special Program
To BE Given Monday Night In
Honor Of Orders Founding.

To BE Given Monday Night in
Honor Of Orders Founding.
IN celebration of the 95th anuiver-
sary Of the order FL Paso odd Fellows
on Monday night at S p. M, viii carry
out the following program in the L o.
q. +. hall
Rituaiistic service. r c. Hecox. Y. G.
Address. G. L. Jones
Vocal solo, Rose Of Ny Heart, Hiss
Margaret Smith, accompanied by Ermon
Smith.
Address. Mrs. C. l. Van Eaton
Tenor solo. Was There Ever Night
Like Ills J. Il. Phillips, accompanied
by Miss E. smith
Chesney-
Duet sunshine and Roses Mar
Esret smith and J. H Phillips
Reading, Negro Dialect Walter a
Williams.
Prayer, DR.. Ida Bishop.
Music, refreshments, dancing
The committee on arrangements Is
composed Of II. 7. POnsford. r. W
Stafford, Randolph Terry. Ida Bishop
Nettie E. Satterlee. Edith Lane
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-04-25
ANNUAL SCOTTISH RITE REUNION
nCCI-PITss TIME OE MASONs

On account Of he semi annual re-
union OF the Scottish Rite. the mem
bers Of the Blue lodge, Royal Arch
and Knights Templar, El Paso COM
mandarv have enjoyed a recess. With
the exception OF the business meet
ing that was held Thursday night by
the knights Templar, no meetings
have been held by those lodges dur
ing the week OF the reunion
The reunion Of the Scottish Rite
bodies vds concealed Friday night.
with the ceremonies attendant upon
the concerning Of the 32d decree.
master or the royal secret During
the reunion several prominent out OF
town AIasons We're In attendance.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-04-25
EOTRE DAHE LADY'S APPEAL

TO all knowing sufferers OF rheumatfzm. vheth-
CT muscular or Of the joints. sciatica luuaharos.
backache. pains In the kidneys or neuraicia
pains. 10 write % Der for a home treatment
which has repeatedly cured all OF these tortures.
She feels It her duty 70 send It - all sufferers
FREE. You cure yourself at home as thousands
viii testify-Ho change Of climate being neces-
snry- This simple discovery banlsEes uric acid
from the blood. loosens the stifened joints pur-
ifss the blood, and brIghtens the eyes. giving
elasticity and tone TO the whole system II the
above interests you, Tor proof address
9rs. n. Summers, Box 2, Hotre Dane, lad.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-04-25

Nile. Polaire, the ugliest girl in
the world, wears this fantastica tai
lor made costume OF Bordeaux velvet
The skirt. straight IN front. is
slightly pulled up at the back. It is
topped by a draped oriental girdle de-
vclOped in taffeta OF the same tone,
closely fitting the hips and edged by
a blue silk embroidery and a long silk
fringe OF the same color
The semi-lOose coat is Of Bordeaux
taffeta with n basque OF "NClours
Cotele" A wide cuff of velvet slit up
% the elbow finishes the loose sleeve.
This costume is completed by a sim
pie blouse Of amber net
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-04-25
WORKED WONDERS
SPITE OF UNBELIEF
"At First | Had no Faith, Says
Mother, 'Buf Soon There Was
Such A Change"

Ontario, Vars. n L Anderson.
OF this town, gives out the following
for publication: 'I went to Richmond
seeking relief and tried almost every
thing in the medicine line, but nothing
proved a cure until I tried CarduL the
woman's tonic. 7 had indigestion very
bad. and a complication Of diseases.
Although, at first I had no faith in
it. I bought a bottle Of Cardui. but
soon, there was such a change. was
certainly benefited. 7 felt so different.
Then I began to take the medicine in
earnest. Now, can do my work and
I eat and sleep like a young person.
Cardui also cured my daughter Of
womanly troubles. I keep Cardui in
the house all the time. It is a great
blessing to all women who need it."
Thousands Of ladies' have written
like Mrs. Anderson. telling Of the
wonders worked by Cardui in the re-
lief Of various forms Of weakness and
distress, after other remedies had
failed to help.
Isn't it likely that you viii be helped
by CarduL this remedy which has been
in constant successful use for more
than half a century, Its record Of
years Of success, in relieving troubles
such as your own, is proof that it viii
help YOU, too.
Try observation-disclosures
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-04-25
.nI-R ,1I-rIAL GIRL.- N GRECIA p

Double feature program TO-DAY ~ f.
Crecian. -Our Mutual Girl reel Is -
me teadliner. The two reel feature , 70
day Is a Thanhouser and the So-
pafrons viii have an oppcrtlhl-5 -
the first time to see the yOunSeS- -
re most beautiful moving piC-1- Q
Sfsre Miss lIUrieI Ostriche appears
in the leading role in very slIoils
drama "The Strike" assisted by lls
uncomfortable Thanhouser cast NJ ~,
is an extra good bill; don MISS -
Come earlyt-Advertisem
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-04-25
RYAN's DANCING ACADElTY,

every Wednesday and Saturday night
from to Il at Ryan's Dancing
Academy. The music is by the Knox
Orches Tickets are so cents Women
are ee-Advertisement
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-04-25
REcT-T.AR MEETING POSTPONED
IL --.-------

The Mexican situation Thursday in
ferfered with one lodge meeting Be
cause Of #. the Knights OF Pythias. who
were scheduled to hold a meeting that
night, decided, after a brief session, to
postpone IL until next Thursday night.
The rank Of knight which was 10 have
been conferred on T. W Jordan and
Ernest L. Price Thursday night viii be
given at the postponed meeting
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-04-25
ODD FELLOWS TO MAKE
PLANS FOR NEW HOME

The committee which is TO definitely
decide on the erection OF the new Odd
Fellows home is scheduled to hold
meeting some time next week. The
home is to be located at the intersec-
tfon OF Franklin and Santa Fe streets
The committee is composed of Judge r.
Z. Hunter. Henry i. Capeu, J. L. Camp-
bell II. T. PonsforG. George Beaudete
Randolph Terry and ". E. Fletcher.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-04-25
DELEGATE NAKED FOR Ell
uFGn HrEnr-1 HrTFnrT nTr-E-r

J
Austin. Texas. Anru 25-Dclegates
to the State Federation OF Labor which
meets at Fl Paso. from the Austin
local carpenters and joiners. have been
elected They are. William Wolf and
J. W. Caller Some Of the other unions
are expected To name delegates in time
TO attend the state meeting, which is
TO be held on June s.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-04-25
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS TO
TNI-rI TIE EIGHT CANnrn

On account OF impending initiation
OF Columbus that was TO have been held
Thursday night was postponed until
next Thursday night. There are eiabt
prospective candidates who are sched-
uled TO receive the first degree Of the
crlrr.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-04-25
DI,-,-rR-DsVCE. DEL NORTE.

The Paso del Norte Hotel VIII give
F-o-, 2 to II o'clock Dinner VIII %
served from to p. m; dancIns unlu
II n IN. There is no extra charge Ter
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-04-25

table reservation, which should be made
earIv. Admission. including dinner. IS
s1 u-Adverrisemeut
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-04-25

"kathlyn' VIII Be SHOWN az me
Wigvam today only. This is the
eighth and most thrilling instalment
in this wonderful pictorial continued
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-04-25
ANNUAL ORATORICAL CONTEST
TONIGHT AT HIGH SCHOOL

Ihe annual oratoricrf contest JriU
be held tonight at the FL Paso high
school The high school contest win
consist OF original orations prepared
ana delivered by the high school stu
posed OF boys from the eighth GRADES
OF the Lamar, Bailey, VilIs and San
Jaclnto schools. The winner Of this
contest will have to compete with the
winner OF the ninth grade Of the high
the Junior oratorical contest at Austin.