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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-04
.HnMEs M sPECIAITY.,

HOMES OUR SPECIALLY"
THE LARGEST LIST IN FL PASO.
$50 Down, $50 Monthly room
home on corner, near Beail school
walking Distance on Octavia-4 room
brick fronting east. bath. fenced.
sleeping porch, electricity, gas $4,000
for quick sale $3.50 down. so month
ly- A pleasure 20 show you
On Cotton Ave- room brick. east
front A dandy szSl5- $3.50 down
In Sunset Heights-CNeW) 4 room
bungalow for a few days at $3.50
You viii like this
On BOulevard-4 room brick cot
tsge- $3.50 down, so monthly; 45x
100. Only S2400.
For Rent room brick 3114 Tula-
rosa. S35s 4 room apt, 1916 Boule-
ward. $50.
Near High School room ? story
brick. now renting for S45 monthly.
Special price $500; terms.
Apartment site. 42x120. close in.
south front. $500.
Lots Wanted as part payment on
this q room apartment house In
come $3.50 monthly.
Near Mesa School room brick,
south front. for $500 down. $500.
On Momtana-This beautiful . room
bungalow. paving paid, all the builtin
features, $4,000 for quick sale, $500
down Possession at once.
A Sacrifice-On Magoffin. near Oc-
tsvia. s room 2 story brick. $1,000. II
we can't get that Will take less Make
an offer.
Hawkins Bros. Phone $500.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-04
WEATHER BULLETIN.
!. s. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE.
WEATHER BUREAU.

Observations taken
at s a. m. 18th me-
ridian time g q. m.
FL Paso time). May
{. 1915
Forecasts.
e Paso and vicin-
ity-Fair tonight and
Wednesday.
New IIexico-To-
night and Wednes-
day. fair: local frost
north
Arizona - Tonight
and Wednesday, fair.
rising temperature. d.
West Texas-Fair
tonight and Wednes-
day.
Fl Paso at 2 D. m.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-04
FOR SAFE ~ OWNFR-nfr

FOR SALE BY OWNER-Modern room
bungalow almost finished. at a sacrifice
reason. need money; house has all bunga-
low features. half block from car line on
south front lots. with builtin furniture all
large rooms. large front porch, screened
back porch. Phone 2020. call mail depart
ment, ask for Aguirre.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-04

large and modern business block on
corner having q rental capacity Of II
percent on investment and future Increase
N value VIII sell on reasonable terms
Sl@5. 500
block Of business houses on corner.
ISNl-o IT.. within one block OF The new
Rostoffice site as e. sacrifice price. $4,000.
Phone 1854
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-04

$500.
; room bungalow, hardwood
floors. full south front lots,
trees. grass. garage. $3.50 cash.
$50 Per month. including interest
S1100 CASH.
room adobe, rents for 81 per
month.
$500.
room house on % acres, 8
miles down county road: all in
cultivation; fine trees and flow
ers. VIII make q beautiful couu-
Try home. Why not see this2
S2Ic0.
s room bungalow on Z acres.
all in cultivation. at Ysleta.
$3.50 cash. bal SIS Per month,
or yearly.
White Puden Really Co.
Phone 1919. Morgan Bldg.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-04

When human brains become more en-
lightened, there may be a feed made
equal TO GOLDEN ROD. but we doubt
Il. Walter $. Clayton, Agent.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-04
For Sale Real Estate
Country Property.

N~-~~~~~---~---~---~------
( CLOUDCROFT COTTAGE - sale or rent
$1,000, or in part trade for city bungalow.
or rent $l25 the season. Phone evenings,
FOX QUICK sALE-ReIinquishment Of 100
acres. 20 acres fenced, miles from Miesse
and Myndus- n II, on main line Southern
Faciiic' al - per acre CASH improved land
on Miesse tract Selling at S100 per acre Up.
James W Brewster. Myndus n A.
60 ACRES good valley land partly cuIti-
waited. good water and fence. close 70 good
school: will find bargain with owner:
would consider exchange for II Paso prop
erty. also span Of fine mules Write L
II. Herald.
For SaIe-Farms ana Ranches
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10 ACRES OF ALFALFA and cultivated
land for sale for $1,000. or viii take auto
mobile OF same value. FilicianO Oivares,
"A Mesa y. ~
$50 ACRES-FIne home ranch. fine water,
hot and cold water in good adobe house;
3 miles from Rock Island p r.; fine fruit
II you want good home don't miss this
Address Ranch, care Herald
CHICKEN RANCH for sale-s0O chickens.
Z room bungalow, corner lots. machinery
FOR chOpping food. so bearing fruit trees
sheds Outbuildings, brooder house. horse.
buggy. harness; all for $3.50: terms Ar
miJo Realty Co, SIG Trust Bldg.
FRUIT PAYS BIG PROFITS.
81 acres at $780, located in the heart Of
the fine. proven
TSLETA FRUIT DISTRICT.
II miles from FL Paso. r F. ID. route,
telephone line and good road
BEAUTIFUL HOME SITE.
Soil is excellent. Land now under cultiva-
ton and in good condition for irrigation,
having a good lateral ditch
SPECIAL VALLEY LANDS.
NEWMAN INVESTMENT
COMPANY.
Phone $50. ZOE San Antonio St
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-04

Water Conditions, Rio Grande Protect.
Height OF
Water Contents
Behind Dam Acre Fl.
Elephant Butte reservoir. $50 2SS125
Increase in % hours -..-.- l. 1870
Flow Of river. san MarciaI- II, I50 Second TT
Flow from reservoir --7e0 Second Fl
For irrisatn LeasburE canal - Second TT.
For irriEatn Franklin canal $50 Second Fl.
Date. May 8. 1915
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-04
For SsIe-AutomObHes.


: PASS. AUTO. for sale or trade Phi. s09-
FOR SALE-One Maxwell runab0ut in good
condition. SIS. viii dem0nstrate. Phi 701l-
1919 FORD runabout. good condition; cash.
+. v Cargiu. Hotel Linden
FORD TOURING CAR. electric light in
the best Of shape; easy terms
Phone Billy Adolph-2e07-
Maxwell Auto Co.
FOR SALE ACCOUNT LEAVING CITY.
FORD SPECIAL RACEABOUT.
Equipment; Fedder's Y shaped radiator,
electric lights. self starter. Atwater Kent
ignition sytem. storage battery. speedOme-
ter. fine Pamposote top. shock absorbers.
removable leather bucket seats, front and
rear axle braces. tires all good; engine in
perfect mechanical condition Car viii speed
up 20 IS miles an hour
J.. r. Trudeau. Phone 22S3.
FL Pas0 Country Club.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-04

PEOPLE THAT INVEST MAKE
MONEY.
This ad- viii tell you how to save a
few hundred dollars and make several
hundred in two years
Some real estate in Fl Paso has in
creased in value 50 percent per year.
We are selling everything on easE
terms
rooms, bath. sleeping porch, $500.
rooms bath. sleeping porch, $3.50
) rooms. bath. sleeping porch and
basement, $500.
Apartment site, S215o-
! TO acres in the lower valley 10
percent down and percent per month.
one Is section ranch at $50 per
acre bonus
rooms, bath. reception hall. sleep
ing porch. basement and heating plant,
close in; California style bungalow.
$500
Three tracts in the upper and lower
valleys for city property.
Three corner lots IN Government Hi
for $3.50.
40 feet on Montana. 2S0o.
AndersOn-Filier.
SUPERIOR HOMES"
Il Buckler Bldg Phone 49,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-04

d TAES PRAC0CEDB
IPTuE2- caICER BFTTB
lAegD oJFFIElD AL At ,
ITHE SANETFE =
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-04
FOR SALE ACCOUNT LEAVING CITY.
FORD SPECIAL RACEABOUT.

Ford pass $4,000
Ford 5 pass $500
Ford pass----..-.....-. 5000
Ford del body--.-......- 1880
HupmObile 2 pass-..--.-. 200-00
Cadillac ? pass. perfect
condition .-..-.. ...--. 10000
Buick. new tires. newly
painted. overhauled, per
feet condition .---.--.-- 5000
Cadillac pass. terms. $1,000
Premier 3 pass, perfect
condition ----.-------- 5000
Peerless pass, good
condition .-..-.--..-.. 500 90
Packard s pass. Will con-
slider trade for lots
no equities -........ 45e.o0
Henderson cyl. speeds.
tandem seat, speedome-
Overland 1914. electric
light and starter..-.-. 10000
Wanted to buy roadster for
cash. with electric light and
starter.
HupmobIe 81. light and
starter.
Ask about our easy terms
plan Everybody can own an
automobile.
Roseboro & Hatcher.
3l5 Texas. Phone ia
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-04

TENEMENT BARGAIN.
1875 buys room adobe tenement on s. St
Vraln St; rents for $50.
VALLEY BARGAIN.
S110O buys 10 acres close TO Ysleta, good
silt soil; $500 cash; worth more money
$3.50
Buys 90 foot corner on n Fl Paso St; street
paving paid; worth $4,000.
ID. 6. Heineman,
209 Mills St
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-04
WAGON Yara.

KANSAS WAGON YARD Sell hay and
grain Horses and mules bought. sold and
boarded. Second and Kansas st. Phi. 42l0.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-04

Relative humidity in Fl Paso at D. N
Tuesday. IS percent
Precipitation in last 81 hours Gn inchss.....
Lowesc tenn. last nIrht
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-04

$50 ACRES near Garfield upper valley. VIII
trade for anything good
Al acres . Y mi n. W. Anthony in alfalfa,
2 houses. at $40 for quick sale
120 acres raw land, good soil, 3 mi. n ".
Anthony, at $50; easy terms
4 room BRICK with basement, sleeping
porch, lots, Altura. $500; easy terms.
10 acres. all in alfalfa. mi. down, at
S255: easy terms
5ia acres. z alfalfa, new room house:
in Tsleta. $500; easy terms; snap.
DuTis-Tandy Com Co. Phone 3OI4.
512-14 Trust Bldg
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-04

$50 CASH. PRICE SI55O-4
room brick on corner facing
south; monthly payments Of $50.
NEWMAN INVESTMENT
COMPANY.
Phone $50. 100 san Antonio.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-04
Poultry and Pet Stoek

Poultry and Pet Stock
SITTING EGGs-Barred Rocks. Pm s27S
THOROUGHBRED Belgian harsz- Phi 1854
CANAKT BIRDS Tor sale Phone ass J.
GUARANTEED fresh eggs. dozen for 81.
WANTED-some bantam EGGS for sitting
Phone 5SI7.
SITTING Eggs - Thoroughbred Anconas
heavy winter layers, SIZE sitting Pm 5Io6.
THOROUGHBRED Rhode Island Red eggs
for Matching Phone 2ss2-
SITTING EGGs-Thoroughbrsd Buff Orp-
ington heavy winter layers Phi S545 W
BARRED ROCKs-selected Matching eggs
81 for ~ Phone 4lo7 J. l4lo Arizona
THOROUGHBRED wycsoff single comb
White LeEhOrns. SIS per sitting; cheaper
by the hundred 7ssS Douglas. Phi 5747 J.
CELEBRATED Vyckoff strain s C. White
Leghorn eggs for hatchings fertility guaran-
teed. Phone 6257 ".
TRAP NEsTED BARRED ROCKS Matching
eggs Sc 10. baby chicks. $50 hundred Cata-
log free Parsons Chicken Ranch
INDIAN Runner DUCKs-Whits Leghorn.
White Wyandotte, Barred Rock sitting eggs
Phone 5Sos J.
;. c. WHITE LEGHORNS. baby chicks SIS
dred- Iltde Florida Poultry Ranch Dem
FOR sALE-5OO single comb White Leshorn
chickens young hens and pullets. also two
large chicken houses Tsleta- Cheap for
cash VINE T. 80
FIVE VARIETIES BABY CHICKS, 15e each
!ge. Slt- Two Fer.etlesz -oe, - eggs ~ and
Measday Poultry Farm. Alpine. Tex
LATEST WRINKLE-x-Ray incubators with.
vaDor moisture pans; freight paid; stock
carried in Fl Paso, Parsons Chicken Ranch,
Fog SaIe-Eurnitus;
COAL RANGE, maple bed, springs. rug
FURNITURE FOR SALE-NumLer OF pieces
o. furniture for sale Phone 1851 J. COS
Montana St.
BIGGER furniture bargains than ever in our
new store 2l5 S stanton St Bait Furni-
ture Co Phone $3.50
BIGGEST BARGAINS in furniture in e
See Chas. Foutz. us \. stanton.
Dogs, Fer Sale, Wanted, Etc.
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SCOTCH COLLIE PUPS for sale. Phone
FOR SALE OF TRADE-Registsred collie
For Sale-MoEorcycIeS.
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TWIN INDLAN-Fine tandem. horn, good
ttres: cheap. Phone 5Sf3 w.
For Sale-Bicycles.
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FOR SALE-Second hand bicycle in good
condition Phone 1883 j.
For Miscellaneous.
SNAP Prices on couch covers. Bait Furn-
Co. 2l5 8 Stanton Phone 5046-
PLACE FOR SALE or rent and COW for
sale Phone 1915 J.
FOR SALE-Fine Singer sewing machine.
very reasonable Phone 6Se4.
FOR SALE 80 Sx10 view camera Anastls-
matte lens; complete outfit 1901 La Luz s..
s25 folding BED witch long mirror. just
rirht fcr por-a use; oaiy So Bait Furn-
Co, 20 s. stanton Phone S0l5.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-04
Ready Reference Business Directory
Junk Dealers.

Il RA5O tROE 9 METAL CO-I5os san
Antonio. Dealers in scrap iron. rubhe-s cor
1er hrass bones etc s5ona E26e
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-04


Slo0e OF in part trade for city bungalow.
or rent S125 the season. Phone evenings,
5S6S J.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-04
For SaIe-Roomipp Hou,.,.

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Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1915-03-20
LINCOLN BEACHEY
IS FATALLY HURT
Francisco Sunday After
noon,

Death came to Lincoln Bachey, the
worlds famed aviator Sunday after
noon, when he dropped through the
air at San Francisco $500 feet before
thousands of spectators at the Pana-
ma-Pacific International Exposition.
The accident, which ended the life
Of the man that had defied death so
long came when the wings of his new
monoplane collapsed, when he attempt
ed to right the machine after per-
pcndicular drop through space
The strain on the new mOnOplane
was too great and one of the wings
was seen to fly up as that Of wouna-
ed bird. In flash the second wing
of the monoplane gave away and the
shining engine and propeller cleaned
in the sunshine as the crippled ma
chine fell.
There was no chance for escape al
though Beachey and his collapsed
monoplane landed In the waters Of
San Francisco Bay. The force of the
fall was SO great that they were bur-
led in the mud Of the bay, in 40 feet
of water.
He struck the water near the U. s.
army transport docks in a narrow
patch of water between two monster
transports swinging at anchor. A
rescue crew was dispatched from the
battleship Oregon which was lying in
the stream. After two hours, tho
machine and body were dug from the
mud by diver from the Oregon's
crew. Beachey was found entangled
in the wires Of the wrecked machine
and all of the bones of his body were
broken.
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1915-03-20


somewhat compact, and an level "a
the contour Of the area will permit.
1t may then be marked on for plant
ing in conformity TO the general plan
Of the garden.
Much of the soil in the average
back yard Is not only poor In plant
food and deficient in decaying vege-
table matter, but it il hard and un-
yielding. However, such is the basis
which many housewife or child has
to use for the making of garden
Teachers who plan school gardens
for their pupils also have similar
conditions to meet. Therefore. In Dr.
der to get good results. careful at
tention must be given to the prepare
ton OF the soil.
Soils which are naturally moist are
likely to be sour and 80 not in the
best condition for the crop. Whether
sour or not It will be we'll to have
the pupilstest them, which can be
done as follows: Secure from q drug
store piece OF blue litmus paper;
then take handful of the soil slight
ly moistened and place the paper in
1t. If sour the paper will turn red
TO correct such condition lime
should be used. Cover the ground
with thin coat Of air-slaked !
which can probably be secured near
by at small cost, and work this in
we'll The use Of the lime, while not
a plant food, will correct the acidity
and will improve the physical condi
ton OF the soil.
If the soil is clayey Or q stiff clay
loan and the location is In q section
where severe freezing occurs, it will,
be found a decided advantage to give
the area a heavy drssing Of decom-
posed manure in the autumn, and be
fore freezing weather sets in spadc
the land so as to turn the manure
under and leave the soil in a rough,
lumpy condition SO as to secure the
benefit Of the digestive action Of the
winter freezes in reducing the soils
This should be repeated annually at
the North. If the soil is light and
sandy, mulch Of manure may be
spread over it in the fall and the
Spading delayed until spring
In localities where the soil does
does not freeze, the manure may be
applied in the autumn and the soil
repeatedly spaded during the winter
whenever 1t is dry enough to be work
ed. The value Of freezing at the
North can to an extent be attained
by repeated spadings at the South
The one general precaution which
should always be deserved Is never
stir the soil while it is wet.
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1915-03-20
WHEN IS GARDEN SOIL
READY FOR PLANTING?
The Average Backyard soil Is Poor
and Should Have Careful Pre-
paration.


When is the proper time for pre-
pairing to plant ones garden?"
The United States department Of
agriculture's specialist says that in
the spring as soon as the soil has
dried SO that handful when grasped
in the hand and gripped by the fingers
will slowly fall apart upon being re-
leased, it is in fit mechanical con-
dition to prepare for planting Clay
or heavy soils should never be WORK
ed while wet. More injury may De
done by doing this than can be over
come in several years of careful cul-
ture.
When the soil is found dry, as de-
scribed above, the upper three inches
should be made fine by the use of
the hoe and steel-tooth rake; all rub
Dish, stones, and clods shold be re-
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1915-03-20
COMMERCE BY PORTS
AND CUSTOMS DISTRICTS
Volume of Foreign Commerce Of tho
United States During
1914

1914.
The volume of foreign commerce
OF the customs service, effective at
the beginning OF the fiscal year 1914,
which passed through the various Gus
toms districts OF the United States
In the calendar year 1914 is indicated
ny the following memorandum prepar
ed IN the bureau or foreign and DO
meSllc commerce, department Oh com
mcrCc. OWING TO the reorganization
comparisons with earlier years al,
not available, but comparing DeCcm
Der 1914, with the corresponding pc
ROO or the preceding year, 1t Is known
that considerable increases III eY
ports occurred at the ports OF New
York, Galveston, New Orleans, balll-
more, Boston and Philadelphia, In the
closing months OF the year.
New York, which does about 40 per
cent OF the cOuntryS export business,
handles practically all lines OF mrr
chanuISe. Galveston, second III point
OF export sales, handles cnieIly cot
ton, COttOnSeed OIL cake and meal,
wheat, flour, and rice. New Orleans
IS not Oniy IL great cotton market,
but an important distributor OF wheat,
ucts, cOllOnsccd oil, OIL cake, rice and
tobacco. Baltimore, fourth in value
OF exports. handles wheat and other
grains, IRON and steel leaf tobacco,
copper, and many lines OF manufac-
lures. Detroit, the fifth largest ex-
porting center, is an important seller
OF automobiles and carriages, hides,
TRAITS, oils, lumber, iron and steer,
..,.ll
lures. buffalo is great shipper OF
iron products, COAL and mineral oils.
Boston exports chiefly leather manu-
1actures, meats, printing paper, and
wheat. Philadelphia, which is the
eighth port in point of exports, ships
chiefly grains and flour, coal, leather,
meat products, kerosene oil, and mis-
celIaneOus manufactures. san Fran
CISCO, ninth III export sales, is lead
ING exporter OF fruits, salmon, cotton,
llOu and steel, and leather goods and
SAlps largely OF oils to the oriental
countries. The district OF Georgia,
with headquarters at Savannah, eX-
ports Il large quantity OF cotton and
cOttOnSeed OH cake, and is the leading
export market Tor naval stores. Seat
Tie and Tacoma are important diStrlD-
utors OF canned salmon, cotton Ium-
per, OIL, grains, and automobiles
Norfolk and Newport News are great
coal Shipping points. Tampa and
other Florida points handle most Oh
the pnOsphates and d cOnSidera BILE
share OF the naval stores, tobacco
and lumber exported. Port Arthur eX
ports largely OF cotton, CottOnseed
cake, wheat, and mineral oils and is
the leading exporter OF sulphur.
These are merely examples OF the
details Obtainable III Table 6, Eek,
ports by Articles from the various
Customs Districts" shortly to be is,
sued by the aDoye-named bureau as a
part OF the annual report on Com
MERGE and Navigation OF the United
States
The following table shows In mil
lions OF dollars the imports and ex
ports OF the United States at the z:
Heading customs districts of the
country, arranged in order Of magni
tude OF exports:
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1915-03-20

THE daily ration Of Japanese SOL
der consists Of three little bags Of
rice and one Ct dried fruit" Fine
arrangement. The rice keeps him
alive and the prunes keep him angry
enough to lick he weight in wildcats.
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1915-03-20
THE MoNTRoSE ASHORE.

BORDEAUX
odng 10 cable received here her wireless
breadth
Canadian contingent believed
K meri
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1915-03-20

For shoes, go to Charles E. Thompsor
North Queen Street. His stock is excel.
lent, and the coartesisa of his clerl
can't be excelled. Try him and b.
sony4aeed:
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1915-03-20

Il am done with politics. said Vic
tor Murdoch. Whereupon they elected
him national chairman Of the Pro-
gressive party.-Springfleld Regubll-
can.
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1915-03-20

The average ostrich lives 80 years
and yields from two to four pounds of
plumes.
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1915-03-20

Tho constant run on Thompson end
Thompson keeps them 80 busy. the,
have no time to even talk of bard
times" It's the home Of good clothes
and verify, they are busters.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-01

erect. equip and endow a building for the
Michigan Union. an organization COM
posed OF virtually all the students at
tending the university. The noun
ment states that the purpose OF the
student MO Ia ito democratize the
undergraduates. to give them chances
for se~lf-education by mingling with one
another and TO develop the community
spirit among the students The pro-
posed new building is to be a common.
meeting ground for all Michigan stu
dents and alumni.
Committees are being formed In 1873
cities in America to carry on the work
of collecting the funds.
The purpose of the Michigan Union
building is to provide n unified and
official playground and lounging place
for the students. Rooms for clubs. mu-
steal societies. dancing. eating. commit
tees. VA mes. visiting alumni, billiards
and a swimming pool are planned. And
there Is a room officially designated as
the trough house room." which GER
tainly no well regulated college should
be without. In this way II IL hoped
that Michigan will acquire the unity of
spirit n friendliness Of Il small college.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-01

teachers will begin their work at VII
braham this fall. William Ashworth
OF Lebanon. ~. H., will have charge
of the department. In English, and clinton
Howard Bonncy of Auburn. Me, will
teach Latin. Greek and ancient history.
Mr.. Bonncy Is n graduate Of Bates
College. where he received the degree of
B. A. in 1912. For two years he taught
Latin and Greek at Clafin University.
Orangeburg. <. c.. where he was also
faculty director OF the student Y. NJ.
G. A.. and leader OF the college orches-
ira. He plays three different instru-
ments with skill and ~abillty-piano,
violin and cello. Since September. 1914.
Mr.. Bonuey has been taking graduate
work at Columbia University. where he
Is continuing his study during the sum
mer session.
Mr.. Ashworth, the new master In Eng
llsh. prepared for college at Tilton
Seminary. Tilton, ". H., and received
the degree of Is \. from Dartmouth In
1909. For two years he was instructor
in English NJ Mount Ilermon School.
following this with one years work as
head OF the English department at
Powder Point School. DuNbury. Mass.
In 1913 he went from this school with
the principal to the Allen School. West
Newton, Mass, where he has just
completed his third year Us head Of tho
English department. Mr.. Ashworth IL
also IN accomplished musician. playing
the piano and church organ.