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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-24
GERMANS EVACUATE
NORTHERN BELGIUM

From Sundays Extra Herald


Amsterdam. Holland, via London,
aug. 24.-The correspondent OF tLe
telegraph at Antwerp, telesIap ~. -. u
ger sundays date that all OF nor ~ :. a
belgium seems TO have been eVacua' Gu
oy The Germans.
Up to 10 o'clock Eunday morning. ne
says. there was no indicatoh Oh
Gelnan advance on Antwerp.
me correspondent Of Reuters Ie5 le
gram company at Npres has LorWaI - ue - y
an interview which he secured from a.
eye witness who reached GhenI alteI
the entry Of the Germans into BrusseIs'
Inc first invaders TO enter %! . 80
Sels, he said. wee the tWenIy-slAtll
neussars and the tenth Uhlans. IN LGe
afternoon the German officers pro-
Ceeued IN automobiles TO the town u dlL
ana attachments Of German troops
crossed the town at various points SO
that all the inhabitants would know
Inat occupation had been accomplished
ne railway stations were closed the
sr.e&ter part of the day
Inc town was absolutely calm, the
OEly agitation being caused by the m
cteasing influx of fugitives into the
cIly- The Germans who were quar-
teIeq at the shooting range gave no
trouble The Germans did not OpJect
- the arrival Of the refugees, out ap-
parently had orders to prevent any
ooGy leaving the city.
me citizens console themselves
WIN the hope that the stay OF the IN
"siGome visitors viii not be long
me Germans. II appears, regard the
work Of the boy scouts for the wound
"a as violation Of the laws OF war.
10 the credit of the boys il should be
SAID that they are continuing the Work
OF mercy without oeing in uniforms.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-24
HUNTINGTON TELLS
OF ARREST AS SPY

London. Eng, Aug. 24.-Archer II.
Huntington, president Of the American
Geographical society, and Mrs Hunt
ington. who arrived in London from
the continent, today confirmed the
story Of their arrest as Russian spies
in Germany.
They left Carlsbad two hours before
the receipt Of the news Of the declara-
ton Of war with Russia, travelling by
motor car to Nuremberg At Nurem-
berg they were detained from s o'clock
in the morning until o'clock in the
afternoon Both Mr.. and Mrs. Hunting
ton were obliged to remove their
clothes, which were searched Their
papers were ransacked and their car,
which was Of French make, was COM
Wandered. Later their French chauf-
feur, and their valet, an Englishman,
were made prisoners Of war
so far as I could see" Mr.. Hunting
ton said today, all Germany is en-
thusiastic over the war. The people
clearly wanted IL and they had no doubt
whatever Of its immediate success. I
saw signs on military automobiles such
as these:
William, emperor Of Europe"
William, king Of Russia, and on to
Paris"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-24
SUGGEST CROWNS
BOSTON BRAVES
Sensational Squirt Finally
Ties Them With Giants
For First Place.

New York. Aug. 24.-Success has finally
crowned the remarkable struggle Of the
Boston Braves to work to the top Of the
column in the National league race. Al
though StallinEs's men did not play Sunday,
the champion New Torlzs went into action
with Cincinnati and lost their third straight
game TO the Reds
The Giants were half a game ahead and
the Braves Tor first place
George StallinEs has made baseball history
by his remarkable feat in bringing the
Braves from the bottom Of the list 10 the
ton On July is. only little more than a
month ago. the Bostons were in last place
They had already begun their sensational
squirt however, and the close of the follow
ing week found them in fourth place. Their
rise during late jbuly and August was rapid
Ten days ago THEY gave the Giants stun
ming blow by beating them three straights on
the champions home grounds McGrew's
men have been slipping steadily ever since,
while Boston has been tearing along over the
western course in championship form.
The week Just ended capped the climax OF
Giant retrogressfon. the leaders dropping
two out OF three games in Pittsburg
and then two TO the Reds following this up
by taking a beating from Herzog's men in
the third game OF the series Sunday.
Boston instead Of going TO pieces. as other
challenging teams have done in sequels TO
the seasons earlier bursts Of speed by pen
nant contenders. kept up playing high class
ball during the week and lost only two
games in seven. one an extra inning strug-
gle with the Pirates.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-24
DAILY RECORD
Building Permits.

To 1. ". Hoffecker. to make repairs. Ore
gon and Overland. cost $500
To John W Hull, TO build a bungalow, Du-
"a zno cost $1,000
To c. D Pollock. to build garage. so7
To ]. a Davis. to build barn. 2s52 Rio
Grande; cost $50.
North side Of Second. between Santa Fe
and Soutb Fl Paeo-Nicob1as Abrarar, 20
Max 1Ioye. part Of block 90 Arson Mills map
Of FL Paso consideration S22.500
North side Of Virginia and South Ochoa-
Nicholas Abraham 70 F. G. Belk and Harry
L Mitchell, lot 2, block 81, Nagoffin addi-
ton: consideration $500.
Mort side OF Third. between South Viz
GINA and South Ochoa-Nicholas Abraham
TO r c. Belk and Harvey l. Mitchell lot
Is and the northern half Of lot IS. block IA.
Campbelrs addition; consideration $4,000. o.
North side OF Blacker. between Chihuahua
and Santa Pep E. Kern and c. i. Gallo
way TO A. c. Foster. jr.. half interest in
block 125, AleXander's addition considera-
ton $500.
North side Ochoa. between Merchant and
IhurloW-E'rank Evans to Vicente Lira and
Francisco Lopez, lot 4 and the easterly half
Of lot s. block %. Bassett's addition. con-
North side Of Frutas. between Cebada and
Luna-Frank Galsch to Christian AIagdeIeno.
northern 20 feet Of lots 80 and a. block 2s.
East Fl Paso addition; consideration $1,000
North side Of La Luz. between Bowie and
Jefferson-CiOvernment Hill company TO Aus
tin & Mari Improvement and Construction
company. lots 90 20 y. block es, Government
Hill addition; consideration $500
North side OF Cumberland between Travis
and Stevens-GOvernment Hi company 10
Andres ViIlareal. all lots facing Cumberland
street. between Travis and stevens. co1sid-
Grafton $4,000.
Marriage Licenses
Louis Quick and Nellie Coriev. both Of FL
Paso-
L P Morgan and Florence n. Hansen.
Births-Girls
Aug. p. ---'0'
To Mrs Eber Fox, East Boulevard; aug.
o. To Mrs Jesus CarbajaL s751 Finley: aug.
Paso: Aug IT. -'o- III ~
To Mrs Pedro NIinjares. SO ochoa; Aug.
Births-BOys
- 10 Mrs Riehardo Arraya. FL Paso: Aug.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-24
Itching a Severe
Form of Eczema
How to Stop This Awful Naeeins
Disorder
If You Feel Like a PIN Cushion

If you viii get it firmly fixed in your
mind that all forms Of skin disease are
combination Of nerve disorder and faulty
nutrition you viii then understand why
5. S S the famous blood purifier over
comes such troubles.
Just as soon as S. S. S. enters the blood
It rushes throughout the entire circula-
ton in an average Of three minutes. And
as the skin is an outlet for the greater
proportion Of impurities in the blood. the
action Of S. S. S. is such that these i'm
purities are converted into a substance
that is readily expelled Tins, instead
Of gathering on the surface to cause
itching. eczema. salt rheum. letter and
other skin diseases they pass of as
vapor or Precipitation. the pores are left
free, the nerves regain control and it
IS impossible for any disease to either
gain OF retain a foothold-
These facts are brought out in a
nightly interesting book what the
Mirror Tells" a copy Of which IS mailed
free by The Swift Specific Co. los Swift
Bldg. Atlanta. Ca. Get a bottle Of S. S.
S. today. Insist upon S. S. s, avoid sub
stftutes-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-24
BODY OF GIRL ARTIST,
STRANGLED, IS FOUND

San Francisco, Cal, Aug. 24.-Buried
in the sand q mile from her home
at Carbohydrates, the body Of
Helena Wood Smith, the young artist
who dropped from sight two weeks ago,
was found today by a party Of search
ers. Death was caused by strangula-
ton.
A piece of heavy cord was bound
tightly about the neck and a green
sweater was wrapped around the head
and tied in place with a towel
The gruesome find was made by a
party OF friends Of the young woman,
headed by Frederick r. Bechdoldt a
novelist, who was appointed in charge
Of the searching posses by a mass meet
ing OF Carmelites.
George Kodoni. the japanese artist
photographer, arrested Saturday night
in connection with the case when told
Of the finding Of Miss Smiths body,
told the authorities that Miss Smith
had fallen over a cliff bordering Car
mel beach after the two had quarreled
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-24
PLANS NOISELESS CARS
FOR NIGHT TRAVELLERS
=. Superintendent Promises T.
sh Sleeping Cars in Which
Person Can Sleep.


a novel Innovation and one likely to
prove so popular that it will doubtless
ne aoopted by other lines is the first
--,..oL j, E. Taussig. new general
railroad. 'is ie-A@-'
III, Sir, ,IIaaussig seeks to accomplish the
SIess Pullman" As Mr.. Tausslg
rs ~ ~ the Pullman is that section OF
49, q an where i'm the darkness o
- ~ 1orpheuS should reign supreme
80 - an reoellious noises directed at his
t-S De summarily suppressed The
-TII mas gone out over all OF the
las q Pacific line from New Orleans
~ ~ Faso for the train crews on pas
9SAsef trains to show the proper 10y
atty to sleep. so that pullman travellers
ny derive the fun benefits Of the
sandman's thralL
IL is an order unique in railroad an
.sals' and Mr.. Taussig has the distinc-
Ion Of being the first official to con-
Sutute himself first aid to sleep" on
railroad journey.
How viii I accomplish the noiseless
sleeper Why. easily enough" the
general superintendent maintained "In
tne Iirst place I have issued orders to
me Train crews 10 keep down what
might be termed the big noises, such
as the Changing Of bells and sudden,
ulscorQant popping off o. steam by en-
BineS close to Puumans in which pas
sengers are asleep.
How often is = passenger in one
trying moment jerked bodily from
downy slumber by the long hiss and
splitter Of some boisterous switch en-
CINE right at the window of his berth2
II the passenger is nervous the con-
Guiding period Of his sleep might take
on the cruel nightmare phase, and in
coming round he'd Just as likely fancy
the roar Of European war in his ears,
or II his final nightcap had been over
charged bit, see a thousand kissing
serpents about his bed
That's to be eliminated-the Kissing
and spluttering OF engines near sleep
ers-and another phase Of nocturnal
disturbance which is to be relegated to
the junk heap OF useless things is the
shouting back and forth in the yards
that train crews seem to think a part
Of their business. No more shouting
goes; the modulated voice will do just
as well and at the same time prove
more conducive TO the restful sleep Of
our patrons"
The third and most important buga-
boo that Mr.. Taussig has on his list
for certain decapitation is useless talk
by the train crews in the aisles OF the
Pullman during the night watches II
the porters care to entertain each
other with the latest scandal in Dark
town or retail yarns heard in the smok-
ing compartment they must seek the
seclusiOn Of the cowcatcher Up front
or retire TO the rods beneath the cars
I'VE are going TO have silent road"
said Mr.. Taussig. and know our pa
irons won't be sorry."
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-24
ALL-COMERS TENNIS
TOURNEY UNDER WAY

Newport, r I, Aug. 24.-The all
comers' tournament for the saith lawn
tennis championship in singles, started
auspfcfously on the Casino courts to-
day with more than a score Of matches
in the morning play. Among several
defaults recorded was that Of A. F.
Wilding. Of Australia, one Of the Davis
cup winners, who was drawn to oppose
r c. Thomas. It was discovered that
Wilding's partner. y. E Brookes, might
also withdraw from the tournament
and not accept the challenge to meet
n E. Mclaughlin
The feature Of the contest Of the
DAY. that between !. c. Wright Of Bos-
ton. and ". A Hall, Of New York, re-
quired extra sets. At noon Wright
had the lead.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-24
SOUTHERN LEAGUERs
TO TOUR CALIFORNIA

An all star Southern league baseball team
will pass through e Paso some time during
the latter part Of September on their way
TO California Overtures 10 officials Of the
Fl Paso City league for a game or series
OF contests 10 be played in this city with a
picked club from the local circuit were
made 10 president Paul F. Atkinson. OF the
City league. Monday morning
The team will be organized by Dolly Stark
Of Memphis, and will be composed OF class
a players. It is proposed by stark that the
team stop in FL PasO for a certain percent
age Of the gross gate receipts, or a guaran-
tee for a series OF games. TO be played with
& representative club Of this city.
Mr.. Atkinson in answer TO the offer said
that he did not see his way clear TO accept
the proposition Of Stark That the Southern
leaguers play considerably faster ball than
picked club from the City league could IS not
doubted. and for this reason II is believed
that the games would not draw sufficiently
q guarantee the visitors a certain sum for
a series OF exhibitions here
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-24
SINGING AND BOUTS
FEATURES OF SMOKER
S,anish War veterans OF Col Hayden
Crubhs Camp Have
Jolly Evening.
a. crowd v In attendanol


A large crowd was IN attendance
Saturday night at the entertainment
ana smoker Of the Col Hayden Y.
Grubbs camp. Spanish american war
,-r+e-oDs. which was held at the 9Th
infantry camp in the Cotton addition
= ~ 71,-.,.--am was an elaborate one and
ali IF the numbers were excellent.
Among the special features was a
song nonolog by Frank Collins, a
S.oc51 SOLO bv Miss Della Rosentein
and a buck and wing dance by James
CarIin- All Of the other numbers
we're good and brought much applause
Two good bouts were the feature Of
the closing half Of the program. The
first was between LacEman, company
s. and Adams. company II, scheduled
~ 20 four rounds. The bout was a
fasf one. with Lachman the aggressor
an the way He was awarded the de-
cision on points in the third round.
The second match, a scheduled six
round 20. was between Pasafume and
Ouigley. both Of company NJ The
men were evenly matched, but Pasa-
f1fre early forced the fighting and at
the end OF three fast rounds was
awarded the decision on points.
a pie eating contest, one OF the best
features OF the evening, was won by
nrivate Wilson, company l. T. J.
Stangier was chairman OF the ar
rapgements committee
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-24
PROSECUTION MAY FOLLOW
UNITED RAILROADS HEARING

san Francisco, Cal, Aug. "A tran
script of the evidence taken before the
state railroad commission in its investi-
cation into affairs Of the United Rail-
roads, the surface transit system ser
vice Of San Francisco, will be laid be-
fore the district attorney with a rec
ommendation that he institute prosecu-
lions. This was the announcement to-
day Of John NJ Eshleman, president Of
the commission
Jesse Lilienthal, president OF the
United Railroads. said the present off
GERS and directors Of the company would
cooperate.
The present hearing relates to the
alleged diversion Of more than 81. 900. =
600 by Patrick Calhoun. former presf-
dent Of the company, for investment in
the SolanO Irrigated Farms, a land sell
ing venture which collapsed.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-24
FAILURE To TRANSPORT
GOLD. CATSI

New York. Aug. 24.-The 81. 900, 900 or
more, sued for by the Guaranty Trust
company from the North German Lloyd
line represents the estimated amount
Of its loss and damages incurred by the
failure Of the North German Lloyd to
deliver approximately S5,0OO,000 Of the
gold on board the Kron Prinzessin
CeceIie to bankers in London, accord
ing 10 officials OF the trust company.
All the gold placed aboard the vessel
by the Guaranty Trust company was
returned to the company after the yes
sci put into Bar Harbor to avoid cap
ture by the English. The suit charged
that the steamship line contracted to
deliver the money in London and failed
to do so and that the trust company
has sustained damages in the sum
named.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-24
BUDGET COMMITTEES
WAIT ATTACK ORDER

Although a little work may be done
Tuesday. the various budget fund COM
mittees will wait until Wednesday, the
big clean up" day, before launching
the final campaign that is expected to
bring the fund up to the required
$50. 900.
Final plans for the big campaign
have been made and every indication
is that the $4,000 still required viii
have been collected by Wednesday
night The chamoer Of commerce has
appointed seven committees, the Ad-
club two and the Rotary club one.
All Of the committees will take break
fast together at the Hotel Sheldon
at Sis Wednesday morning and viii
start the campaign at 8, working until
noon.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-24
PECOS MAN ENDS
LIFE IN A POND

Pecos. Texas. Aug. 24.-TempOrarily
demeuted. Loaf Oleson, a Swede, aged
80. drowned himself in a pool near his
home known as Saragosa spring.
Neighbors had noticed the mans con-
dition and had summoned a physician.
He was given medical treatment and
appeared to be improved but soon after
that disappeared a search was made
and the pond was dragged, his body
being fOun in it.
Work has starte on a standpipe Tor
the Pecos waterworks. The standpipe
viii have &C apacity for 1OO.O 900 gallons
and will be 100 feet high.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-24
BELGIUM PROTESTS To L. 5.
AGAINST GERMAN CONDUC

Washington, D. c., Aug 24--E.
Havenith, the Belgian minister. today
communicated a protest from his gov
eminent TO the state department
against German statements OF belli-
gerents' conduct on the battlefield.
Germany has permitted many OF
her soldiers to slaughter the peaceful
population. TO burn down towns and
villages and to threaten the civil popu-
lation with the greatest horrors" says
the protest.
The list of atrocities IS already
long The Belgian government will
ask for an international lnvestiga alton"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-24
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD LINE
Is SIZED FOR r0do

Portland, Ne, Aug. PA federal
court suit TO recover damages OF
$1,000, 467 and interest. was instituted
here today by the Guaranty Trust COM
pany Of Kew York against the North
German Lloyd Steamship company, and
a deputy United States marshal was
sent to Bar Harbor to libel the COM
at that port
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-24
JONES WON'T SANCTION
DEAL FOR PREDECESSOR

Chicago, III. Aug. 2s-Fielder Jones. new
manager Of the St Louis Federsls it was
announced today, declined TO sanction the
deal BY which Mordecai Brown. his prede-
cessor as manager. would come TO the local
Federal league club in exchange for Brennan
and Fisk or Mcguire. pitchers, offered by
manager Tinker Browns wish not 10 play
on the team from the leadership OF which
he was deposed. probably will result in a
trade with Buffalo or Brooklyn
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-24

NIINERs ARANDnN sTRIkE.

Franklin, kas-, Aug. 14--Eepresen-
tatives of every local miners union in
this section Of the state. at a mass
meeting Sunday night voted to return
70 work today. Six hundred miners
have been striking. despite the orders
OF officials Of the United Mine Work
ers OF America to the contrary, be
cause, they assert. the biennial work
ing contract, recently signed at kan
sas City. is not satisfactory
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-24
HUGHES MAKES
HIGHEST SCORE
Carries Off Honors Of Semi
Monthly Shoot Of Pass
City Gun Club.

Hughes carried of high honors in
- = - ---o1fb1v shoot Of the Pass City
c;,1 ci1b SUNDAY. which was witnessed by
a good sized attendance " n shelton
-. - +I,ar the leading score A Royal
Dalton tobacco Jar. which was the prize for
the winner Of the shoot, was hotly con-
tested for by five contesI@nls,. harrison.
over ali entfants in the second shoot off
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-24
PARCELS POST HELPS
nEnTrE

Washington. D. c., Aug. 24-The
practicabiiity Of the parcels post as a
medium of direct exchange between
city jewellers and producers on farms
has been established by a test in ten
cities. the postoffice department an
nCunced.
Postmasters' reports stated the new
system had been welcomed in nearly all
the communities. and that il appeared
as factor in reducing the cost Of live
ing
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-24
CUSTOMS OFFICERS
WIN MATCH SHOOT

Customs officers outshot the immigration
and army officers in a pistol match on the
Sunset Heights Rifle club grounds Saturday
afternoon The customs team won by a score
Of 52o points. The army score was SIS and
the immi grafton team scored SIS
Custom inspector John Farnsworth won
the individual match with the high score Of
IA out OF possible $50
The results OF the shoot were.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-24

After the show-for refreshments.
fancy mixed drinks. New York ice
cream. ices, sherbets, etc, visit the
Alhambra Ice Cream Parlor, 2nd floor.
advertisement
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-24
COPPER LEAGUE TEAMS
PLAYING GOOD BALL

Fort Bayard. y. NJ. Aug 24-Good ball
despite the scores, was witnessed Saturday
and Sunday in the Copper league. OF es-
peciai interest were the games Saturday.
in which Fort Bayard defeated Santa Rita
TO l. and Hurley won from Silver City
y TO / when the Indians slumped-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-24
CONGRESSMAN ARE ARRESTED.
CHAMp CLARK lITsTLE.ns nrnrlr u

washington, D C., Aug. 24-Speaker
rest today for absentee members Of the
house. Sergeants raided the baseball
park cool cafes and other resorts to
bring in enough congressman so that
the house could 90 on with its busi-
ness
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-24
LOUISVILLE has 100000 FIRE.

Louisville, Aug. 24-Flre Of unde-
termined origin destroyed the Hopkins
theater today. Two lodging houses
adjoining were only damaged The
damage is estimated at 100000
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-24
tennis CONTEST no OPF,;.

New York. Aug 2a-The 54th champion
ship contest in singles and doubles OF the
United States Lawn Tennis association viii
be held during the next 10 days on the his
toric courts OF the Newport casino.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-24
n YOT WAvr RESULTS

every time and all Of the tine. adver-
tise in the Ready Reference Directory.
Don't forget the phone number 10 ur-
hve-three. advertisement
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-24

NEED GLASSES. ASK SEGAL
MOVED TO los TEXAS STREEI'--Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-24

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