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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-02
Die Rsansn In calon'a.

Sir Die beutigen Rsnnen fin6 fols
senoe gintrnsungen sema9t porben:
CRIES Hennen Selling;
5peiidbrise BiiLen; 51a ssrtrlongs:
gingo 100, Jietberbop 100, ct. Gbas
rieote 100, Setter 103, Bamboo 104,
2ittle String log, Gbefterton 1O7,
Wfalabar 1o7, Rem 10S, Bel Bop 1OS,
RoDal ii. 100, 5esnan ITO, Jor Sair
113.
3neites Rennen - Ceiling;
Dreijdbrise; feds 5urlonss: SeFis
2ouiis SO, 5ranIitOrp 103, gab
groipeet 103. Dpation 103, Sbousbt
Reaber 103, 2uciqe SaG 103, Wib
aruter 105, gburmeuis los, germus
bian los, Suffice @oebel 1O6, 8olala
107, PLANNERS 109, gant Bill 100,
2ambs gail 110.
Drittes @ennen- Geaing;
3peijdbrige; eine Weile: GannonaOe
101, gbepron 101. 2ouiie Wap 102,
golocrsit Girl 102, Risra 103, sprus
bet 103, 2a6p Wsrican 103. Soc ..
106, Wbits grotpu 106, sSfagabibbls
LOG, Sriib @eneral 106, glan&
Gents lot, Q 5irit lot, 9ppe 10.
9iertesRennen- Sanbicap;
Dreiidbrise unb auftudrts; ~ Weilt:
Expectation 81. 9isparitp SO, Wpdss
m SO, Gbriitopbine 102, 4np Hort
105, Sir gatesbp 106, Rafb 107,
Ringling 107, Gop Cab 10, Sbort
graB 126.
5iinftes Hennen g(Ilopan=
1es; DreiiGbrise unO aufpdrts; cine
Wleile unb 70 Yorbs: gaIudrina 100.
Catber Rileb 100, Igirit Desr. 103,
San @ega 103, Sbe Wibop Woon
100. SmpreiIion 1O9, SIsstb 112,
Milbite 112.
sSehstes Hennen- Sellins;
@ieridbrise uno auftpdrts; cine uno
cine 4htel Weife: 9drneau 102, Stii
pin 1O2, Bonnie gIoiie 102. Cob
Color LOT, Goppsrtopn lot, Warfbon
lot, Darn 4nn g 1O7, 80. %. gIart
107, sylsurot III. 107, Soc Stein lot.
ganter LOT, gbartes MtJsrran 112,
pbil Wobr 112, Spindle 112.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-02
(Ginaeianbt.l

gontsrs, q. o., 80. Stt. 1914.
qn bic Hebattion oes rGineinnatisr
8oltsblatt".
Geebrter Serr!
Dir 0eutihen i'm Often Iino itart
umgeben BON oen qaiirten, ndmli4
bon Der Ren gort Shines, 9ribunc,
BorIb, preb unb anbersn Serriduf.
ten, bic uns nit alIer 9epalt gnos
lambs 9riitli9e SumonitGt, belIitrabs
lenbe lluihulo unb tpinoelpeide
Selbitloiisteit bsibrinsen tppllen uno
uns iibsr5eusen mDdten BON Deutids
lambs semeiner .&riessputb unb
i6GnbIi9er 9arbarei. Die gelebrung
bon isiten bieier infamen Sebpreie bat
nit ou5u beigetraeen, oab unIsre beuts
iden 9emeinoen, bic gum 5betl Idon
5iemlih perensliItt iinb, nit sinem
S6Ias lpisbsr ternbsuti6 seporber
iino. alua bas iunge bolt, in stpeiter
poer britter Generation bieiis seboren,
1T in feinsr 9efinnung 70 beuti9. Bis
gum isSiipfelden beutId eepOrben,
bab man iiA tpunbern mub iiber Die
beseiiterten priputssiprdds, bic fie
unter einanber fiibren. SIMMER pieber
6eibt es: ~Sbsp CONT tpbip the 9srs
mans".
9lller Srten i'm Often rsgt iia Der
oeutide @eiit unb Die oeuti6e gegei,
Itsruns unb mas man MIR tbun lam
an moraliider unS materteller Inter
ftiibune Ger oeutihsn Sahe, bas &c.
fdiebt. 90 1T ss audi mir II. q. ets
Iunsen, ourd einen tleinsn Dienit bas
2eben zines bieiigen Deutldsn gu ret
ten, tpie sic aus Dem beigelegten Set
tunssausIdnitt Der bieiisen .0uil1
Hetps" erIebsn. Oa id) Elm ginctns
natter aino bin. Sobn oes iel. pae
itors u. p. S9lihteu, oes laHgjdbri
gen Seelforsers Der 2utberii6en Dreis
faltisteitss@emeinoe an Der Race
Strabe, mDGte es pobl biele meiner
alten Sreunoe intersftren. etpas bon
oieiem @orfau Su b6reu.
Rit freunbli9em grub Sbr
u. BON 9 hli6ten,
paitor Der Gp. 2utb. ct. Sobanness
9emeinbe.
"A Suoion Strabe.
glnm. b. Msbattipn. - Ser tn BEN
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-02
glattbabtste guaslidleiteH.@ @ei.aifnp.

Sn Der glrbeitsrbalIe fanb ssitsrn
gia6mittaq bic reselmdbise geriamm'
luna Der p6isen 8ereiniguna unter
@oriib bes Serru 2(uguft Sdrosr unb
NIT 6srrn sobn gnaeln als Sttrstdr
iratt. 6err 0pbn Welp. 9elegdt aufn
Gtabioerbanb, bsridtete iibsr Die lebte
Gibuna hes gerbunbes unb In 2ln'
iblub bieran ermabnte Der prGiioent
bic WitgIiebsr, BEL Der 4bitimmuns
iiber eas Some Rule Amendment ia
reht pprii4tia su Isin unb auf ale
sSdae ni9t nur fir 6ome Rule, ion.
bern au4 .qsssu' pro9ibiticn au
jtimmen. Die sFrass betr. lbbaItuus
b,s a6nissbullss i'm ssebruar ipuros
Dorldufia nod ailf eiuige Woden sus
riidsslegt, 4ls observation-disclosures
fpmmittec ipurbsn bic 6erren Sohn
Welp. auauIt Mittenborf unb Ser.
man gohlmann ernannt. Die Gin.
nahmen betrugsn 500 uno bie alussd.
ben $20.10.
9iermtt tpdren Die GelGdfte pes
alten Sahr.s srlsbist nnb prdiioent
Shrper, Der cine Dieberpabl abgss
lebnt bate. nabm als 9eamter bon
Zen Mitslisbern, benen er fir ibre
llnterftiibuns ,pGbreno bss lsbten
,Sabreg bantts, 2lbIdieb, 6ieraui
fiibrte Serr 9lusuit 9ublmann bic
folaenbsn nsu srtpablten gsamtsn in
lire glemter elm:
9oriiber: 9beo. Rsbdse.
1. Silfs @oriiser: sObn Gngeln.
2. 0ilfs 8oriiber: @ec. arisger.
SSinnna S6rieper: albert G9rOer
prototcl. S9rispsr: SoItpb 8rints
mann.
@elbinnsbmer: Clemens @ieIe.
Snpentar /. UsrpaItsr: 6enrp prpt.
ung.
Noh Der SniiaIliruna funb elm se.
aiitbIiher 4pmrners itatt.
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gsreiniate Ginger.

@pr Der aeitrisen WaFsnprobe fiji
bas am Gpnntag, ben 15. b. Wf.. in
Der WuIitbaqe iiatifinbenbs 0ultsIie.
Der aonsert. bislten bic 0ereinisisn
Sdnser in Der Central 5urnbalIe sins
Gelegateniibung ab. In pelfer bie
enbeiiltigen ARRANGEMENTS fir bas
aonSert beiprodsn tpurben. gon ber
9eutidsn nnb SsiterreihiIdl llnsd.
ridden 6iIfsaefeIfdaft irafen cine
@nsabl Miialiebstarten aum @ertrieb
inter ben Gdnsern elm unb biefel6eu
iuurben benz G.tretdr, Serrn Stenler
III bieiern 3tpede iibsrseben. Die Se.
lspnten beipradsn aud ben isbt In
gfusii9t itebennsn Bau elmer it1bti.
iHsn &onbentionsballe unb Der Gstre.
tdr fpurbe beauftrast, bem Diaper
5pissel iOipObl. ipie aud ben neiisn
stonpeniionsbalI. EommiiiGren bic
Qnerfennunq Der Der. GGneer nafiir
oussuiprsdeu, bah iie Ghritte eraris.
fen baben, Inn bic Grri9tung Der 6dlls
su iihsrn. GIsidsettia aber fpq bic
aommiiiion barduf aufmertram se.
mdft fperben, oie Sale grpb geniIs
fiir ale epsntuellsn 3pede, pit 4. 3.
Elm gunb,s Sdngerfeit. srri@ist su|
Iaifsn.
.!5err 1beo. gsbrens. g5rdiibsnt bsr
Wereinigten GGnaet BON gbicngp. In.,
uub aud gsrdiiosnt beg RorhipeiiliHen
Ginsttbunpes. mar ala @dIt bes pr1-
IiteHten Germ gbdE. O. SHmibt in|
bes Gitsua fri&ieusu nut pc5nssl
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-02

entfleiOet iin6 oas 2ano in eine plt.
ritatiihe Ginooe perDanbelt peroen
ioG.
8ebn Staaten iin6 bereits nit gro.
bibition iiberoogen. gs iin6 bies
Waine, 9forb Carolina, Ranias,
Eenneiiee, Georgia, Oklahoma, 0oro
Iafota, @eIt @irginia uno 8irginia.
Sn SSabo ioll Probibition nur nod
cine 8rage gang ftr5er 3eit iein, oa
lid bort alle politii6en Barteien bn.
fir erfldrt baben. Sn Californian,
GoloraSo, Ohio, Oregon urio i'm
Staate @uibinstou miro am 3. Ro.
pember iiber itaatlidje 9srobibition
cntidiehen SSn falt aGen anoeren
'Staaten ipielt bic grobibitions. ODER
2oeal Option Trage in Dem @abI.
fnn1pie cine @olle, obipobl iie mei-
items ucn ben gefiirtporterr nit bem
Jfeiurmm1ntelden bebeft miro. 9ie
9robibitioniiten baben Dor, Den Gon.
greb id)on in Der 9e5embersSeii
CUR glnnabnle eines grobibitions-
8erfaiiirngs5uiases su bcuegen. Ser.
fter ioll alles nufgeboien merben, Die
Wlin0esbaitptitaOt g9aibington inS
BEN Diitrift Columbia fir einen Ero.
bibitions. .9iiirift Su erfldren. gS Iei
an fieicr Stelle oarau erinnert oai,
tic giiraer Ses 2iitrifts Columbia
fein Stimniredt baben. Sb cieie gln.
i,bld9e grfolg bnben tperoen, 6ariibrr
toiro obne 3lueiiel Der ausiaa Der
Nabl entifcioen6 icin.
Gies iino bic tbatiddIiden 3uitdn'
De. Die gntideiouna Iiegt am 3. $40.
bem6er BEL ben @dblern. lInb gum
eroBeu 3beile bel Dem beittiben 90.
iiun bcnn ipenn bieies iih in ieinem
3oIlen llmiangc geItenb modt, bonn
miro es, lpie idon nieoerbolt IN mid.
tigen Sragen, ben glusifllag geber
Zen glusfaa an Gtimmen in ben
9anobiitriften. bic enlpidnglid)er iiir
Die 2eGren Der @aiIerfanatifer iino,
miiiien Die Stdote eriesen. Gesbalb
tbuc iaSer itinunibercdtigte WdbIer al.
Ter politii6en Barteien in Gtobt uno
aano feline SdJilIoigfeit rmb itimme
am 3. Wobcrlber fir li5erale SION.
sreb. uno 2esislatltr.a .aanoioaten."
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alnm. B. Rsoattipn. - Ser to BEN
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-02
Nntp . llnfaa.

Bel einem QutomDbiI llnfdIl, bsr
Ii6 Somstag 4benb an Der @lentpap
unb SperloOt abe. Sutrus. erlitt gll-
bin areis bon go. 4534 @lenipdp
Qpe. einen Sanbgelentbru9, Sboma8
Ougdn BON go. 825 GonTioine Qtpe.
tom unberIeBt baOun, pGbrsnD gb.
tperb Situs BON go. SCI GpnItbiue
glue. cinen S6dbsIbrua uno TonTtige
@erlebungen erlitt. Die 8erlsbtsn
ipurben nah ibren Wofnungsn ge.
bra6t. Der llnfal ereignste Iit bas
burd. oob Der Sruftnagen all Der gs.
ndnnten StraBehede IdIeuoerte, geeen
cine gprbiHpsle glttt uuO umseippr-
fen purbe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-02
slatumObil scianOcu.

sn Der Obbut bes aebnten pcliaei.
biitritts befirbst ih elm doro autcs
nipbtl, eas bic 2icensnumfner 1873
Snb. trdgt. Der araftpa9en tpurbe
DertdfTen uuf Der Strabe fteRenp auf.
asfunbeR.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-02

au6 fpdtsr Der muHsnprobe Bel, mo
er BON ben Sdnsern in bsrsli6itsr
Wsife begriibt iuurbe.
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saidlenSisbitabIe.

r. Carr aus Dapton, 81, tbsilte
ter pDlissi init, baB ibm auf benz
Wegt burh bic Meit iyiinfte Gtrabt
aDif&eu hsr pins Strabs uub GsHtzuE
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-02
QSsnue Iein: ubr i'm Wertbe bon $40
ceitphlen fpprben III.

I'm feline GeIbbDrie nit $58 Sn'
6alt purbe Bernard 9orimer BON gto.
1888 Wbsstsr Strubc srleiHtert. ao'
riuer bate an Der 9ine unb Siinften
Strabe cine Gar beitiesen unb be-
r.erttt on Der 3ip0lftsn Strabs isinsH
Nerluit.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-03-30

EverybOdyAs Satisfied.
whose glasses are fitted by 81 PasO OPP
teal Co., Opticians to the southwest,
108 Texas St.-Advsrtisemeut
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-03-30

credit when it is due. Hammer him
when he needs it.
Question Of Character.
with all the discussion of labor con-
ditions and labor problems, after all, it
is solely something within, that some
thing deep down beneath the shirt, that
determines the destiny of man. Tell me
any story Of poverty" Mr.. Stelzle said.
addressing the audience direct, and L
will match it with my own personal eN-
perienCe- know the time when my
mother and four sisters lived in a
crowded tenement house and my moth
er sewed wrappers at 81 a dozen How.
when 1 was just a little boy, carried
those wrappers that she had seWed on
for DAYS and nights, across town to de-
liver them at the sweat shop for the
81 we needed so badly"
Merely an Incident.
The labor union. Mr.. StelEle declared,
was q mere incident to the labor move
ment, resulting from social unrest, that
the country was passing through. In
THIS connection, he classed the early
churches as unions. beginning with the
Catholc church of England which, he
asserted, held full sway until displaced
by the church of England, the Episcopal
church. Both these churches, he said,
during those times could be classed as
organizations. On account Of the posi-
ton that the Episcopal church then
took, persons of other denominations,
he declared, were forced to flee from
England. When they landed in Ameri-
ca they organized the Presbyterian
church and the members refused to rent
houses or sell food to others of differ
ent denominations. Both churches and
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-03-30
DID CHILD WAKE UP
CROSS OR FEVERISH?
Look BIOtheg! II tongue is coated give
california Syrup g Figs to
clean the bowels.

Motherl Your child isn't naturally
cross and peevish. See if tongue is
coated; this is a. sure sign its little
stomach, liver and bowels need a
cleansing at once.
When listless, pale, feverish, full Of
cold, breath bad, throat sore, doesn't
eat sleep or act naturally, has stomach
ache, diarrhOea, remember, a gentle
liver and bowel cleansing should al
ways be the first treatment given.
Nothing equals California Syrup Of
Figs" for children's ills; give a tea
spoonful and in a few hours all the
Eoui waste, sour bile and fermenting
food which is clogged in the bowels
passes out Of the system. ana you have
a well and playful child again. All
children love this harmless, delicious
fruit laxative" and it never fails to
effect 3 good inside" cleansing Di-
rections for babies, children Of all ages
md groWn-ups are plainly on the bot
1e
Keep It handy in your home. A little
given today saves a sick child tomJr-
row, but get the genuine. Ask your
druggist FOR a 5O-cent bottle OF cali
gornia Syrup of Figs" then look and
zee that it IS made by the California
Fig Syrup Company" Counterfeits are
being sold here. Don't be foOled.-Ad-
VertisemenL
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-03-30
EAT CABBAGE, FISH
SAUSAGE, NEW BREAD
No Indigestion, Gas, SOurnezs or Upset
Stomach II you'll take "Pape's
D5aueDain's-Try This!

Do some foods you eat hit back
taste good. but work badly; ferment
into stubborn Jumps and cause a sick,
sour, gassy stomach Now, Mr.. or
Mrs. Dyspeptic. jot this down: Pape's
Diapepsin digests everything. leaving
nothing TO sour and upset YOU. There
never was anything so safely quick so
certainly effective. No difference how
badly your stomach is disOrdered you
Will get happy relief in five minutes
but what pIeases you most is that 1t
strengthens and regulates your stom-
ach so you can eat your faYorite foods
without fear.
Most remedies give you relief some
times-they are slow, but not sure.
"Pape's Diapepsin" is quick, positive
and puts your stomach in a. healthy
condition so the misery won't come
back.
You feel different as soon as "Pape's
Diapepsin" comes in contact with the
stomach-distress just vanishes-your
stomach gets sweet, no gases, no belch-r
Ing. no quotations of undisested food
your head clears and You feel fine,
Go now make the best Investment
you ever made, by getting a large
fifty-cent case of Pape's Diapepsin
from any drug store YOue realize in
five minutes how needless it is to suf-
fer from Indigestion, dyspepsia or any
stomach disorder.-Advertise
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-03-30
HAS CONFIDENCE
IN Ell PAS0 PEOPLE
Mr.. Harper Tells Why
Also Statement of Lady
Favorable to Plant Juice.

Here is 2 man who places confidence
in what lei Paso people have to say
lie is AIr- William Harper, for many
years circulatOr for the Orange Judd
Farmer. Mr.. Harper told the following:
81 have been on the road for years
and never have been able to find any
thing to equal Plant Juice for my
stomach and kidney trouble ] have
read praises Of many El PasO people
for Plant Juice and I thought what was
good for them was good for me And it
truly was and is"
Not only in El PasO but throughout
all Texas are people who are praislng
Plant Juice Miss Ina Palmateer. Of
705 Mundy avenue, this city, tells the
following regarding Plant Juice;
Il want two more bottles Of Plant
Juice. Ny trouble has been cOnsttpa-
ton and kidney trouble. I have only
taken one bottle of Plant Juice, but
can see that it is helping me and my
case has been Of long standing"
Plant Juice is a strictly standard,
high grade remedy; it is the juices OF
the most beneficial medicinal plants
known to science-plants gathered
the greatest specific, tonic, corrective
and curative agent for all derange-
memts Of the stomach, kidneys, liver
and blood. 1t enters at once into the
circulation, attacks and destroys pOis-
ons removes diseased conditions and
restores failing organs to normal and
healthy action For sale at Kelly q
Pollard Drug Standardization
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-03-30
Pleads for Square Deal for Christ

trade unions, he declared, had made
mistakes.
GIVE the IabOring man credit for the
fine things that he is doing Mr.
SteIzIe said. 'The laboring man is
working for the adjustment of child
labor With reference to the child
labor law, the union men, he declared
was working not only to save his own
children, but those Of nonunion men and
others.
Closes Meetings Here.
Rev. Mr.. StelzIe closed his series OF
meetings in FL PasO Sunday evening
with a double header meeting at the
Trinity Methodist church and the First
Presbyterian church. The Trinity
meeting started at $50 and the First
Presbyterian one at $3.50, and both we're
well attended. While the New York
minister-mechanic has been in Ell PasO
for these meetings, he has been making
a social survey Of the city and it's
problems and will make report after
he has gone to the coast and has had
time to compile the results of his inves-
legations. His visit to FL PasO may re-
suit in careful survey being made by
him of the local religious. labor, hOus-
ing and charity problems similar to the
one he IS now making for Jersey City,
n J.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-03-30
Steizle Closes Eel Paso Meet
ings With a Double
Header Sunday.

Cove Jesus Christ square deal"
was the demand that Charles SteIzIe
made to a body Of representative men
that filled the First Christian church
Sunday afternoon. There are men in
Ell Paso." continued Mr.. SteIzIe, that
say if Jesus Christ were here today,
he would take up the battle of the
labOring man. I believe he would But
you do not want to place the whole bur
den on Jesus Christ Do some of the
work yourselves. 1. have asked for a
square deal for the boss a square deal
for the working men, and now I want
you to give Jesus Christ a square deal.
I ask that of the men who are ashamed
or afraid to acknowledge Jesus Christ
as their friend.
I'm this day of great social unrest
some are blaming the bosses; some the
working man. But for the boss, want
to say that I have known bosses who
stayed at their offices long after the
working man went to his home to rest
and throw off the cares of the day
There the boss would remain, working
out his brain and life in trying to de-
wise a scheme whereby he could give
the working man job in this day of
great labor depression. Give the boss
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-03-30
WASHINGTON PARK
IMPROVEMENTS START
New GrandstaHd Is Being Bait Which
VIII Give n Total Seating Capacity
OF 1900 New Monkey BuiIdimg.

Extensive improvements are now
under way at Washington park that
will result in the practical reTuak1nS OF
that popular resort. There is hardly
a single part Of the big play ground
of Ell PasO that is not undergoing a
change and, with the beginning OF
summer, the park viii be in better
shape than ever before
One of the largest single improve
ments that is being made s the build
ing of a new grand stand, which viii
take the place of the one thar burned
It viii cost in the neighborhood OF
$1,000 and will have a seating capacity
of 500. This. added to the old grand
stand will give q total seating capac-
itE Of 1900
At the lake q stone and cement wall
is being built 50 Ina- the lever. OF IN
water can be raised A wall IS also
being built completely around the
island in the center Of The lake SD tnaC
it 7-ili be protected, rs some Of the
land has already been washed into
the lake General improvements nave
been made in the zoo, the most notable
being the building of q cement Monkey
cage on the site of the old merry go
round pavilion. The whole pavilion
has been torn down
Extensive improvements are also
under way at the Alameda entrance at
the north side OF the PARK. ar kln8
will be laid and the alameda. VIII pc
made the principal entrance or the
park. 1t has also been decided to build
a small lunch room, chiefly for the &C
cOmmOdatiOn OF children. The Dulld-
ing will be of cement
In speaking of the Improvements al
the park alderman Walter S. Clayton
said: IF we could afford to spend
$4,000 on improvements on the park
this year, it would be money well
scent. With recent acquisitions, the
park now includes IS acres and is
naturally one of the most beautiful
spots in this part of the country. This
wear we are duplicating the apparatus
that is already located in the play
ground and a special effort will be
made to have an attractive place Tor
the children of the city. We also ex-
pect to curb the drive. that extends
around the park, thus making one of
the finest drives in the city Wash
ingtou park Is one Of the show places
of the CITY and it is only fitting that
it be kept in the best possible condi-
ton
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-03-30
DAILY RECORD.
Building Permits.


company to build a bungalow, lots % and
80 block 90, Bassett addition; estimated
10 Mayfield Building and Improvement
company. to build a bungalow, lots % and
90 block 90, Bassett adoitlohi esnmated
70 MayfieId Building and Improvement
company, TO build bungalow CloudcIoIt
and san MarciaI; estimated value $3.50.
To Salema Jimenez, to build an adobe,
Orc and Stevens. estimated value $500.
Deeds Filed.
North side Of MADEIRA between. Jefferson
and Embellishments Leahy 80 Joe II.
Goodman, lots ., 4 and 5, block -, French
addition; consideration $3.50; March IL,
Southeast corner Of Nevada and Brown
J.. Buckler TO P L Lujan, parts Of lots / to
&, inclusive, block 81 FRANKLIN Helghtsi
consideration $1,000; March 2S 1919.
French >addition-WiIliam French TO S. G..
McVey. lot g. block ], French addition; con-
sideration $3.50. March 26. 1914.
EI PasO Heights additiOn-El Paso
Heights Investment company to H. r Lay
ton, lots y and IS, block 81. El PasO
Heights; consideration $40; March 90, 1914
South side of Hueco, between Houston and
Lamar-eivernnent Hii company to Mrs
May Herman, lots 25 to IS. inclusive. block
"a. Government Hill; consideration 5000;
March u. 1914.
Northwest corner Of Sixth and Tays-T.
7. Cassidy to Peter March, lots I to 8, in
elusive. block as Magoffin addition; con-
sideration $500; March 2S- 1914
Northwest corner of Oklahoma and Will
lOW-Rafael Sillas ct lux. to e. B. Huerta.
Jr-s lot block BGSSelC &QOlLlOni con-
sderation 311OO. March C, 1914.
South side Of Hueco, between Houston and
Lamar. w. Herman to May Herman.
part Of lot 2G, block -. Government Hill;
consideration $40; March IS, 1914.
I1l PasO county. Tex--Rachel W Reid to
A. / Boyd. sections p and o. block l.:
sections 2. and IA. block Is, school lands;
consideration S6227 Nov. 20, 1913.
South side Of Lebanon, between Martinez
ana Courchesne--J. Jones ct uX to Mrs. Rob
ert c. Dornheckter. lots 20 to "A. block 2
Atura Park consideration 81; March 90
1914
Licensed to Wed.
Jose Hernandez and Augustine Mantes.
John Sorenson, jr., and NJ. Ruth After
bury.
Automobiles Licensed.
2136-H 3. Johnson, 1415 Nevada street:
five passenger Ford.
2137-C. H Powell, LOG Palm street. five
passenger Ford.
Births-GirIs.
To Mrs. Albert S. Mckinney, SIS South
Stanton street: March %.
To Mrs RefugiO Dominique 11O9 South
Kansas street; March 20
10 MIS-. Angel Esparza, 1908 Chihuahua
street; March 20.
Birtha-Boys.
TO Mrs. Demetrio Dominguez. Fort Bliss:
March -.