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The Washington herald., 1914-03-08
Takoma- Lodge Receives DeleEatien
from East Gate Lodge.

At the regular stated communication
next Tuesday evening the N. NJ. de-
gree will be presented by Senior Warden
Ernest Warren Porter. who Is acting as
master Of Takoma Lodge, No. ., +. A.
A. NJ, In the absence Of Enos s. Harm
den, who is In the South. He will be as
sisted by Past Master Howard s. Fisk.
the junior past master Of the lodge.
At the special communication Of the
lodge last Tuesday evening the NJ. NJ.
degree was exempiified In the presence
Of a large gathering. Acting Master
Porter was assisted by Past Master Will
lam E. Dyre. At the conclusion Of the
work Refreshments were served. Secre-
tary J. B. Derrick is still confined to
his home. although his condition Is great
ly improved. In his absence the duties
Of secretary are being performed by Past
Master Fisk. Past Master William Mehn
Is attending to his official duties regu-
larry. He Is gradually improving from
his recent illness.
A feature OF the meeting last Tuesday
evening was the reception rendered the
delegation from East Gate Lodge, No. "a,
Those In the party were II. r. Riesen-
berg. Charles W. Keil, William r. Coon.
Charles l. Mendell, /. r. Schwinger, r.
b. Thomasson. and Arthur Henderson,
Among the out-of-town visitors were A.
c. Van De Vanter. Rainier Lodge. No.
lSs. Seattle, Wash; George E. Austin.
Glens Falls Lodge, No. III, GIens Falls,
n. Y. and George J. Waldvogle. jr.,
Palos Verdes Lodge, No. $50, Long Beach.
Cal Among the past masters present
were o. d. Sunny, George L Tarbel.
Alfred d. Smith, William E. Dyre. Joseph
B. Simpson, Thomas NJ. F. Dowlins. and
Howard s. Fisk, Tskoma Lodge, No. .,
and p. F. Pollard, Stansbury Lodge, No. "A.
The Washington herald., 1914-03-08
Columbia Commandery, X. T., to
Hold Extra ConcIave.

Hold Extra ConclaSe.
Columbia Commandery, No. ., knights
Templar. has made a most excellent
showing during the Templar year just
drawing to a close, and congratulations
are due in no small measure to Com
mander Frank z. Gibson for his untiring
efforts to make such a showing.
The recent circular OF Commander Glib
son shows that still there are many to
receive the orders before his term is fin
ished, and he calls on every sir knight to
attend the extra special conclave to be
held next Friday night at 7:3O o'clock
for the purpose of comforting the orders
Of the temple and malta on a large
number of candidates.
Commander Gibson also calls attention
to the arrangements for the next big
event during his term, ladies night"
which has been set for March o. when all
sir knights will appear in full Templar
uniform and help in making the occasion
one of real pleasure to the wives. daugh-
tiers, mothers. sisters and sweethearts of
the members. The helpful verses in the
circular by Commander Gibson are en-
titled If" and are as follows:
II you can keep your head when all about you
Are losing theirs and blaming it on you:
II sou cAu uusS souisli Nntu men upuut Sous
But make allowance for their dOuhting too;
II YOU can wait and not be tired by waiting,
Or being lied about, don't deal in lies.
Or being hated. don't give way to hating.
And yet don't look too good. nor talk too wise.
II you can dream-and not make dreams your master:
II you can thiuk-and not make thoughts your aim
n you meet with Triumph and Disaster
And treat those two imrosters just the same:
II You csn bear to hear the truth you're spoken
Twisted by knaves to make trap Of fools
Dr. watch the things you Esre your life to- broken.
And stoop and build them up with wornout tools.
u you can make one heap of al your Winnings
And nh II 90 one turn Of pitch-and-to-. l
And .os. and stast agzin ct your bsginninSs
The Washington herald., 1914-03-08
Milton Hopfeamaier Heads Mithras
Lodge.

The annual election OF officers in NTH
ras Lodge of Perfection, No. l. was held
Tuesday night at the cathedral of the
Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite, with
the following result:
Milton Hopfenmaier, venerable mas
ter: John II. Won Hermann. senior war
den: Horace p. Mcintosh. Junior warden:
Arthur B. Hayes. orator: Louis Gold
smith, almoner and treasurer: Elmer E
Simpson, secretary; George r. Davis.
master OF ceremonies; Sulaiman David.
expert; Charles G. F. Toepper. assistant
expert; Roe Fuikerson, captain OF the
host; James II. Trimble. tiler.
The officers were installed by Stirling
Kerr. jr., deputy for the Supreme Coun-
ell. Francis J. Woodman acted as mas
ter of ceremonies. The new venerable
master was escorted to the east by his
father. Louis Hopfenmaier. The new
venerable master was advanced to the
degree of knight commander OF the court
OF honor by the Supreme Council several
years ago. He is also an officer in Almas
Temple, A. A. o. N NJ. S.
After the election in the lodge the fif-
teenth degree of the rite was conferred
on a large class. Messrs. Engel. David,
Fulkerson. and Toepper taking the prin-
cipal characters.
The Washington herald., 1914-03-08
Warrington Centennial Lodge to
Entertain Ladies.

Washington Centennial Lodge, No. IA.
F. A. A. NJ, will entertain in honor of
the ladies tomorrow night in the
large hall OF the old Masonic Temple,
Ninth and F streets northwest.
On this occasion the wives, mothers.
daughters. sisters and sweethearts of
the members will be the special guests.
and the committee on arrangements has
been busy for many weeks planning to
make this an event to be long remember
ed by every person in attendance.
Worshipful Master Leonard p. Steuart,
of this lodge, has taken occasion In his
circular to call attention to the very
worthy enterprise OF Brother Samuel c.
Forman. which he conducts on the third
floor OF the new Masonic Temple, and it
is hoped that many of the members will
show their generosity in remembering
Mr.. Forman when they pass him in the
lobby on the third floor.
The Washington herald., 1914-03-08
New Eastern Star Chapter to BE
Instituted.

The new chapter. regarding the organ
ization of which so much has been heard
In Eastern Star circles during the past
two months, will be instituted Tuesday
evening, March 10. at the New Masonic
Temple. The new chapter will be known
as Fidelity. No. 1s. and will meet at the
temple on the second and fourth Tues
days at s p. m.
The Washington herald., 1914-03-08

their six years residence in Washington
has taken prominent part In social life
at the National Capital
The Washington herald., 1914-03-08

CONTINUED ON PAGE FOUR.
The Washington herald., 1914-03-08

Mrs Eugene Hale is spending the
weekend at the Hotel Gotham in New
York.
The Washington herald., 1914-03-08

Mrs. Theodore Tiller will receive Fri
day. March l3. at her home, 1914 Park
read. Mrs. Tiller will spend April in
Georgia.
The Washington herald., 1914-03-08

Mrs. Robert W. Patterson left wash
iIgton yesterday for a ten days visit to
ormond. Fla
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-15
Chronology of Europeon
Warfare KindIed by
SIayer's ReUOIUer Flash

JUNE 2s-Archduke Francis r.
dinand OF Austria and his lie 81
duchess OF Hohenberg, are 49,. SilS
sinated at Sarajevo. CAPITAL %
Bosnia. VI
JULY 23-Austria sends q, -,
matum to Servia, demandi1.- w. ~
prompt punishment of the 49,
sins.
JULY 24-Russia joins servi. l.,
request that Austria grant a, ~ -. d
tension Of time for the renIv -
the ultimatum-
JULY 25-Servia gives in To A,,s+-,.
on most Of the points at issus
but Austria IS not satisfied
JULY 27-sir Edward GREY tbe
British foreign minister, prooosae
bring about peace.
july 2S-Austria and German,
fuse Sir Edward Grey's pro1oss1
Austria declares war on Servis
JULY 29-Austria bombards D.,
grade. Russia, GERMANY 80
France begin active Preparations
for war.
JULY 30.-Emperor William da-
mands that Russia cease her mo-
bilizatiOn within "a hours.
JULY 31.-The kaiser DEGREES mar
ual law. Car Nicholas, emperor
William, and king George er
change personal kilograms in an
eleventh hour attempt TO stop war.
AUGUST 1-Germany declares war
on Russia
AUGUST 2-Russia's advance guard
lnyades Germany, and there are
reports Of fighting on the French
frontier. Germans enter Luxem-
burg, and Belgium, menaced bv
Germany 1nnna1a 70
AUGUST 3-The first sea fight OF the
war between Russian and German
vessels in the Baltic is reported
IN the vicinity of the AIand
Islands. Sir Edward Grey declares
England is pledged to protect the
coasts Of France from attack. but
lays the question Of declaring war
before parliament
AUGUST 4-England declares war
against Germany, and sends orders
70 the fleet to capture or destroy
the enemy" The Kronprinzessfn
Cecilie, with 100000 in gold in
her cargo, finds a refuge at Bar
Harbor- President Wilson pro-
claims the neutrality Of the United
States
AUGUST 5-Belgians withstand the
attacks OF the invading Germans
around Liege- President Wilson
tenders his good offices TO the
nations at war. German mine
layer koenigin Luise sunk BY
British.
AUGUST 6-Severe fighting around
Llege Notifications. British light
cruiser AmphiOn sunk by mine in
North Sea
AUGUST 7-Siege Of Liege continues. /
Germans ask 24-hour truce to bury
their dead No reply is made by
the Belgian commander
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-15
VICTORIES HARD TO WIN.
SAYS GERMAN GENERAL

Copenhagen, Denmark. Aug. 1.-the
Berliner Tageblatt OF August u. which
reached here today. contains a mani
festo 10 the German nation by Gen.
stein, o. the German general staff, in
which the public is cautioned against
believing any statements except those
given out by the general staff II says:
In England and France faisehoods
are being spread broadcast
You Germans have too much faith
IN your government TO accept rUmors-
The English accuse US OF having
suggested partition Of acquired terri
tory with Holland in exchange for her
neutrality. Such charges are beneath
contempt and demonstrate the right
eousness Of our cause.
You Germans also are spreading ru-
mors OF victories or defeat such as the
German occupation Of Belfort
'EVeryth will be published at the
proper time, and we have given our
word that nothing shall be exaggerated
and nothing unlimited.
Few except those who are exper-
fenced in warfare can know or show
won"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-15
FRENCH GENEROUS
TOWARD GERMANS

Paris. France. Aug 15--The French
military authorities and the project Of
police, Celestin HenniOn, are exercis-
ing generous discretion. with respect
10 the Germans and Austrians now in
Paris Many Of those who have resid-
ed for a long time in the city viii be
allowed TO remain with their families
instead Of being seQuestered in western
and southern France.
The public prosecutor, A. Monnet, to-
day requested the criminal court TO
acquit a German named Vogt. who had
been arrested on suspicion Of being a
spy The charge was not proved
Justice in France must be applied"
said n. MOnnet. even toward our i'm
placable enemies"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-15
HOPE FOR RECOVERY
OF WOUNDED OFFICER

Although still in a serious condition.
George H Thomas. special officer OF
ne santa Fe railway. who was
stabbed Friday morning on the Mexico
express as the train was pulling into
Mesilla Park. n. ", by Frank Haber-
mann, an insane foreigner. is believed
to have passed the crisis and will re-
cover.
Reports from the Hotel Dieu Satur-
day morning announced that he mad
rested as well as could be expected
during the night and was conscious
The wounded man has a family residing
at Albuquerque and Mrs. Thomas is now
en- route here to see her husband
Little is known OF Habermann. who
is now confined in the county Jail The
authorities have been unable 20 locate
relatives or TO learn where he has been
residing.
1t now develops that Jose Riojas. a
Harvey news butcher, was the hrst
one 10 go to the aid OF Thomas when
Habermann attacked him He grabbed
hold Of one OF the insane mans hands
and held on 20 il until L 3. Reinhart,
a passenger. and members OF the train
crew went to the officers assistance
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-15
ALFALFA GROWERS
TO MEET At CLINT
WEDNESDAY NEXT
VIII Discuss Plan to Have a
General Sales Headquar-
tiers For Fl Paso.

Farmers Of the Southwest who grow
alfalfa for the market will meet next
Wednesday. August 70. at Clint, this
county, TO consider the problems facing
the industry.
It viii be the third annual meeting
OF the Federation Of Alfalfa Growers
Of the Southwest, and Clint is expect
ing 500 people TO be in attendance. All
alfalfa growers Of New Mexico, Arf-
iona and Texas are invited TO attend
The session will be called TO order
Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock by
Howard Russell OF Balmorhea, the
president, and the day will be taken
up with discussing the various prob
lens that face the grower in marketing
and disposinE Of his crop.
c. B. Hudspeth will extend the ad-
dress Of welcome TO the delegates at
the opening session
Rufus P. Daniels Of FL Paso will ad-
dress the convention while II is In ses-
sion on railroad rates: c. A Thompson
Of Berino will talk upon cooperation
and H 7 Gray. manager Of the Clint
Fruit Growers association, will speak
on diversified crops.
The principal business TO come before
the association will be the establish
ment Of a central selling agency at E.
Paso- An effort will also be made 10
induce the Salt River Valley alfalfa
growers TO amalgamate with the
Northwestern organization so that
there will be but one selling agency
in the Southwest for alfalfa It is the
desire Of the officers to make FL Paso
the headquarters and erect warehouses
here to hold the crop.
At the conclusion OF the business OF
the meeting, the delegates will adjourn
10 FL Paso. where the chamber Of COM
merce viii entertain the delegates at
q smoker on Wednesday evening.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-15

MOTORCYCLIST HITS A
FORD; IS INJURED
Automobile Runs Into Delivery Wagon
Near the Same Place and Does
Some Wore damage.

An unidentified motorcycle rider
sustained slight injuries Saturday aft
ernoon. when the machine which he
was riding struck a delivery automo-
bile belonging 10 the FL Paso laundry
on Mesa avenue The motorcycle was
coming down Mesa, while the automo-
bile. a Ford, was crossing the intersec-
ton OF Mesa and Missouri streets. In
an effort to stop his machine the rider
Of the motorcycle struck the side OF
the automobile, throwing him from his
machine and slightly damaging the
engine Of the motorcycle. The auto
mobile was not damaged.
Half an hour afterward on Oregon
street. a vegetable wagon driven by an
American was struck by a Studebaker
automobile, In front OF the Carnegie
library The automobile was coming
down oregon street at a high rate OF
speed, according to witnesses. when the
wagon turned in from Missouri street.
The front wheels Of the car hit the
back end OF the wagon taking them
completely OF
The horse attached to the wagon
became frightened and ran down Mis-
souri, street, turning into Mesa, where
he was stopped near Franklin street.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-15
FIRST CALL FOR
NURSES IS ISSUED

washington, d. c. Aug. 15.-The
first call for enrolled Red Cross nurses
for the European expedition has been
sent TO the Red Cross nursing commit
tees in New York. Brooklyn, Boston,
Philadelphia, Baltimore. Chicago, Gin
cinnati, Cleveland. Rochester. Albany.
Buffalo and the states OF Connecticut
and New Jersey.
Nursing divisions Of the hospital units
10 be sent over in the chartered ship
viii come from those cities and states,
and il is probable that additional
nurses from other Red Cross nursing
committees in other sections will be
enrolled The Red Cross plan is to
take only physicians and nurses who
are native born Americans, to make
sure Of absolute neutrality.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-15
DELEGATES DROP MUCH
MONEY In c. JUAREZ

A dispatch TO the san Antonio Elk
press from FL Paso on Thursday night
said.
1T is said that during the cOnven-
ton period at least 1000 delegates and
other visitors walked the white ways
OF Juarez at night and gave 1.-THE
Of their expense money 70 the GODDESS Of
Chance. Always easy or access, the
battle torn city seemed 10 have a mes
meric influence on the convention
crowd How much money did the con-
ventiOn hosts add to the depleted cOf-
fers Of JuareZ2 Five thousand dollars
is a low estimate. But it was not
spent riotously, the delegates and their
friends. simply were having a roysA
good time on the border"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-15
GERMANS WOULD FURNISH
STEAMER FOR AMERICANS

Berlin. Germany, Aug 15.-The Amer
leans in Berlin are not altogether indi-
gent although about 100 OF them have
been obliged TO seek succor from their
German and American friends because
money sent to them from America has
not arrived
The chamber OF commerce Of Berlin
has arranged that sick Americans shan
be admitted 10 hospitals free Of charge.
It is hoped that the United states
VIII be able TO obtain the consent OF
the european powers now at war to
the charter Of a German steamer to re-
turn American citizens to the United
states The German government Is
ready TO negotiate in order 10 obtain
guarantees for the safe passage OF such
a Steamer
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-15
TO GIVE SUNDAY
CONCERT At FORT

For the concert IN the band stand al
Fort Bliss Sunday night a program OF
spriEhtly numbers has been arranged
BY Edwin c. Kline. director and musi-
clan Of the 18th cavalry band. The
program follows:
March, Chicago Tribune" Chambers.
Overture. 'LustpieT' Hungarian
comedy Kela-Bela-
Selection, Down South" MIDDLETON.
Waltz, Nights OF Gladness." Aucliff.
Sextet. From Lucia Donizettf.
Selection, sultan OF Sulu," WalthalL
Paraphrase, Melody in F." Ruben
stein
March. Aloha o." Lake.
The Star Spangled Banner"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-15
BRAZILIAN ALLEGES
GERMAN MISTREATMENT

Paris, France, Aug. 1.-THE CORE
spondent Of the Havas agency at &C.
neva sends an interview with Vernar-
olno De CampOs. former president OF
the Brazilian state of sac PaIo in
which he confirms another report that
ms automobile was held up by German
soldiers while he was going from Man
helm to Ludwigshafen.
The lieutenant in command" said
the Brazilian, flung US out violently
and insulted US, Notwithstanding that
we had passports for safe conduct is
sued BY the German ambassador at
Paris We stood for a long time ex-
posed 10 the jeers Of a crowd before
We were allowed to continue on our
journey Finally we reached Ludwig
near Muelhausen, where we were
Obliged TO leave the train and walk
three miles before we were Conducted
10 Basel Our baggage was confis-
Gated Ny wife is seriously i'll"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-15
ITALY is EXCITED;
BALKANS ARE ACTIVE

Rome, Italy. Aug. 15.-The excite
nlent IN the Italian capital has become
very acute since the existence az ne
SSale OF war between England and
rance on one side, and Germany ana
Austria Hungary on the otber Tbe
Irlouna, evidently inspired in official
quarters, emphasizes the fact r6sf
england and France did not declare
war on Austria, but simply Announced
that state Of war existed.
me most active work is now going
on among the governments of the vari-
Gus Balkan states to bring about a re-
establishment Of the former Balkan
league. The object lis TO keep Turkey
inactive.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-15
Fl Paso Distilled wafer Co.. Phi. $50
Ferguson Meets Gen.
Terazas; Interpreter
Not Highly Impressed

A dispatch from Ell Paso in Fridays
San Antonio Express, under an FL PasO
date line SAYS:
Gov. elect Ferguson was introduced
TO Gen Luis Terrazas, the millionaire
Mexican whose son is held for ransom
The old general cannot speak English
and the next governor knows nothing
about Spanish The conversation re-
quired an interpreter.
can the the governor speak span
ish." inquired Gen. Terrazas-
He does not" replied the tnterpre-
ter. Why. he could not make a grade
OF As in English grammar"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-15
To ESTABLISH RURAL ROUTE
L-nR 4. .Ir-nn . NJ.

Deming, n N, Aug 15.-The farmers
south Of Demfng are no have tba 80
Vantages Of a rural free delivery mail
route, beginning October l. The fam
lilies living along 80 miles OF road will
nave their mail delivered daily. the
Mountain View, Castle Dome and Little
Vineyards districts being alone tbs
route Other rural routes are expected
TO be established in the spring. while
city mail delivery for Demfng is now
being agitated by business men and
citizens alike.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-15
IMPORTATION
IF SHEEP IS
RECORD ONE
One Lot of 1900 Brought
Across; As Cars Of Cat
ton Imported.

What IS said to be the largest single
sbfrment Of sheep ever entered at the
mort Of FL Paso, numbering 1900, was
made Friday afternoon and Saturday.
me shipment is consigned to ]. "
czist who viii place the sheen 10
1asture in the Roswell, n ~, section.
The sheep have customs Walt alton
OF about $4,000.
Import 10 Cars Of Cotton.
Imports at the port OF Fl Paso Sat
urdav included As cars OF cotton. the
largest shipment since the European
war began Twenty-Five cars OF lum-
Der and one car Of beans also were i'm
ported Saturday.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-15
GERMAN LOSSES ARE
ESTIMATED AT $1,000

News correspondent at Brussels. who
has returned from the front. estimates
the German losses in killed throughout
the fighting against the Belgians at
5000.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-15
Q. S. CRUISER WITH GOLD
REACHES ENGLAND Sunday

Falmouth, Eng, Aug. Is. - The
United states armored cruiser Tennes-
with s5,S67 600 in gold on board for
the relief Of American tourists. strand
ca IN Europe, is not expected TO reach
Falmouth until q late hour on Sunday.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-15
GERMAN STEAMER, CHASED
BY BRTTON. SAFE N uoBu

Havana, Cuba Aug 15.-The German
steamer President which left bera So
eral days ago, proceeding toward the
east, returned today and reported that
she went as far as Point Maysf. on the
eastern extremity Of Cuba, and was
compelled to return.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-15
Ar TEE WTGWaW ronav

The Wigwam offers a well balanced
ana entertaining program today. There
IS two-reel Nitagraph feature entitled
John Rance, Gentleman" and a good
Widow"
Meath the Lions Paw" the limit in
human daring, will be shown tomorrow
and ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-15
OLE MUTUAL eIRL.-GREc1Ay.

The Grecian will show Our Mutual
Girl" series No. 80, today for the last
time See the famous dog. Ami"
steal Margaret's birthday gift. a very
clever piece Of work The Grecian viii
also show Harry Benham and dignon
Anderson in two reel Thanhouser.
stronger Than Death" Tomorrow a
Keystone KOmedy, a Coats Tale" win
be featured .-Advertisement
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-15
NAVY OFFICER WOULD GO
ABROAD TO FIGHT nT-Tr CaNsr

Washington. D. c., Aug. "a young
naval officer applied Friday TO secre-
tary Of the navy Daniels for leave OF
absence TO enter the service OF one OF
the warning European powers The re-
quest was promptly denied
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-15
THE COURTS.
41st DISTRICT COURT.

a. ~ M-AlAlA-AH LAGe-AAAl-s
Wn- Rorhe Va Ruth A. l. James
John r. James. IT., partition Of reai esta-e.
American National bank Of e Paso vs. T.
J. Coggin. suit on note and foreclosure
El Paso Milling company VS. A E
Schuster. suit on note.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-15
aHOUsE OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

A feature photoplay in four parts
showing the sensational adventures OF
noted detective and a band Of mys-
ferrous robbers IS THE House Of Mys-
terry" to be shown at the Alhambra to-
night This picture is hand colored. a
feature which the Alhambra is becom-
ing famous for Come tonight and you
viii see a first class show.
Sunday night will be shown Joan OF
Arc" a beautiful colOred reel which
tells the story OF the heroic Maid Of
Orleans
Ia Rubia Y Pace" European dane
ers, made a big hit last night and viii
be on the program until next week
Advertisement
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-15
BRITISH sLOOP DODGEs
GERMANst SAFE IN PORT

Vancouver. 3. c., Aug 15-The
British sloop Of war Algerine which
had an exciting trip up the California
coast lodging the German cruiser
Leipzig, is now safe in EsquimaIt har-
Dor