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OF

tends public school in Minnesota and
college. then becomes for some years
a wanderer, floating on to Chicago. to
Indiana. to Virginia, to Michigan, to
New York. to Panama, to California. and
for "A time touring the whole country
as an aviator. taking part in the biz
Belmont Park meet, the biggest Chicago
meet. &c. Finally he settles down in
New York In the automobile business.
Thus he covers In something less than
thirty years the grand tour OF America
and 1t Is said that the portraits of the
various parts OF America are all founded
on Mr.. Lewis's wi experience in those
parts.
Though the novel has a strong flavor
OF romance. Mr.. Lewis has apparently
desired TO give an absolutely realistic
picture OF the various American back
grounds against which his hero moves.
And In one scene IN which his hero
decldea TO leave the little back creek coll
lege at which he has been vainly quest
ing culture appears this vision OF
America" "1Ie saw such a vision OF
his " land as no foreigner could
know. Tawny deserts of the S%outhwes;
and q fiawless sky OF corniower
blue over sagebrush and painted butte (:
silent forests and misty brooding peaks
Of the Northwest golden China dragons
OF San Francisco: old orchards of New
England the oily Gulf OF Mexico.
where tramp steamers pun down to Rio :
a snow piled cabin of the Far North
under sombre pines. Elsewhere. else
where. elsewhere. beyond the sky line.
under larger stars. where men ride Jest
ing and women smile. Alluring names
Of the Elsewhere he repeated-Shenan-
doah. Santa Ynez. the Little Big Horn,
Baton Rouge. the Great Smokey. Rap
~pahannock. Cheyenne. M~onongahela.
Aroostook canyon and bayou syca-
more and mesquite: Broadway and FL
Canine Real"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-04
THE PERSONAL SIDE OF
THE MAKERS OF BOOKS

Apgppos VI the recent ruinors claim
Ing know edge or the identity OF David
Grdyson ,whos. novel "iienpheld' II
Just announced, a writer in the Book
mdp rs reminded Of the episode of "A
pretended q. Henry, which occurred in
'he early part Of that authors career,
when his first stories were appearing IN
A~irslec's Magazine. We quote briefly
from the article
"One Robert Minturn Trimhle (which
a. course is not his real name) it seems
was having a very good time as a Har-
ward Undergraduate, and DIN compare
lively little serious work. \ home)
80 he urged that he
had been writing stories for the maya
zines and having them accepted. and
picking up "A current issue he pointed
out as his own a certain story which
happened to be one by O. Henry. His
uncle and auut read the story. estimated
Y highly. cut II out and sent II to a
Harvard vofessor with the Information
mat II was the work OF their nephew.
. .
"rhe news spread and was heard here.
there and everywhere.
Finally one day "A representative OF
Ne - company, with whom the re
nn'ed q Henry had been making ne
g'tiat.ous, called at n office Of AIMS
ICES Magazine and asked to see Mr..
nav. lie explained that the - com
niny naturally wished to pressed with
every care and courtesy. 30 you know
ne asked, who q. Henry really is? We
"aHe always understood that he Is an
Undergraduate at Harvard Mr.. Hal!
void the representative that The real O.
Henry had never been further East than
New YORK, that his name was william
sydney Porter and that he was living
~ East T~wenty-s.xth street. Then thu
dramatic touch-the meeting that was to
o-'0s the conclusive proof, TO clear away
NE lds' yegt'ge of possible doubt. There
was a knock on the door. a boy entered
ana announced Mr.. O. Henry g"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-04
JEWISH SEMINARY
TO OPEN TOMORROW
Rabbinical College Here Is
First in L. s. to Train
Orthodox Rabbis.
FIFTY STUDENTS on ROLL

r.w .Jew,.h Theological seminary.
thu nra, NJ Ito kind In America will
be for,paIlv ossened Tomorrow M 0
ana II Montgomery street, near Grand.
II will reprcscut the orthodox Judaism
not onlv Of New York hut OF the United
state. The Jewish Seminary here,
whose prestdent. DIR. Schpchter. recently
died. represents conservative Judaism.
while reform Judaism has is seminary
IN the Hebrew Union College in Cincin-
natl. Heretofore almost ali OF orthodox
rabbi. in this country have been educated
abroad. Now II in hoped to supply tho
demand of orthodox congregation here
with rabb,s educated I'm America.
The new se,nInary. to he called the
Iuabbinlcai College. was established by
tn. Yeshtbath 81 Cbaim and the Rabbi
Isaac Elchana Seminary. The exercises
defeating the new building housing bo:h
ins,i,utioTs will continue almost all of
next week
A schoo, Was established in 1856 on
the lower Eaas, Side for the training OF
Jewish youth. II was called Yesbibath
ez Chain and was The, first school
of its kind I'm this country. Twenty
wears ago a small seminary was founded
and called m. Rabbi Isaac Elchana
Sap,inary. after its founder Here "A f,.v,
ra bbis have boon trained. Now the
school and the seminary have been fed
| ereted and Will occupy tho same build
ing.
1,ha n,u sar,i,ar, ,,nt ,,, ,or uposh
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clerk, y hotel night clerk. been manag-
ing editor OF a magazine for the deaf
and assistant editor of Jrdnsdtldnti1
Tdlcs. translating from French and Ger
man for il lived for six months in the
literary semi-colony at carmel. Cal.
with Jack London. George Sterling,
Grace MACEDONIAN Cook. ct al spent a
month at Helicon H~all-Tpton Sin
clair's colony-when still in college /.
was ~janitor there and was caricatured
by half the newspapers In tho country
as the yale janitor' wrote "Our Mr..
Wrenn" at Provincetown. Mass, where
Mary Heaton Worse. Louis Joseph
Vance. wilbur steele. Susan Glaspell ct
al. write.
He got his material for Mr.. Wrenn's
wanderings in England by wandering
there himself-on his first cattle boat
trip he arrived in England with only Is
cents.
Closely tallying the authors own ex-
perience. the hero OF 1.-The Trail Of the
Hawk" is a OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
q in Minnesota and as completely
Aincricanized as any Yankee. lie at
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-04
Settle order OF

or,n,on per curtain. Settle order on
varmon, Marble Company. appellant. W
charle, NJ. Gray Marble 4 Slate CompAn!.
,esnonden. order affirmed win Wv costs
Ned. .-c -
brooklyn Structural steel COMPANY -
Abra ham I.echtman. and anotn",. Hprnd
,ion denied with so costs, Order seneu.
Austin Baldwin a co. W terohl.a MA
,.r q, al Application denied with Wv
Vro5a uar, " Mark W Norman
Arplic,t,on denied with 80 costs order
signed. - x,,.,. 4.
- p,nrorl company Application de-
No. With SO costs order signed r
ward Iumher COMPANY. w. ,nfrS 4
costs order signed. .,,
SANE. ~. same Motion o"hi'' WV
40 costs. order h.ef. r,
'p,trick CoyIe, ~ Herbert ponsan con-
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SINCLAIR LEWIS HAS
LIVED OUT HIS FICTION

Sinclair Lewis's descriptions Of the
: 'ltI Tpur, as seen through the cycS
o. ne hero IN his tust published novel,
The Trail Of the Hawk" were founded
'p'H H4s 0wn observations. In the
interval between his Junior and senior
,'ar- Of Yale, Mr.. Lewis, deciding that
'"'" Intended him for a civil engineer,
'et forth for Panama. But the Isthmus
ana. 'nmm!ss!o did not share his
''.'i . his engineering genius. and
''''' gong broke" he says, II became
. s'H"aNny and made my way back
'.' NaI" campus He was an editor
~ Nh" vat" Lucr1rJ Magazine. Also
ITO has been "A department store book
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-04
Patient TO he Prosecuted.

were given to-day by the East Orange
Board Of Health to John Hall. Health
Officer. TO prosecute a man. now IN soho
Isolation Hospital, suffering from scar
let fever. because Of the patients refusa,
to accept a physicians diagnosis OF his
ailment.
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.,ruction Company. Motion denied With
SO costs. order hled-
Hadyn W. Stevenson. We. Jacob Rup-
pert. Application denied with $40 costs.
order signed.
National Nassau Bank Of y. p, Va.
James G. Cleary. Application granted.
order signed.
Hir.h a Schoheld. Inc. W. Aage Gus
mer. Motion denied with $40 costs. Settle
order on notice.
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RELIGIOUS >oTV -.
TIE BRICK CHURCH

Flfth Avenue and ThIrIy-9"''
fWA.tpm Plerson N"rrlIl,
Ministers Frank IaiiWer Jsne~ay.
RIFLE SUNDAY
p- MERRILL. viii preach az ~ an"
o'C,urk.
General R.blc Discussion Class AZ "" S,rsN
prof Gharcs Thrdd"us Terry te'd,r
,i,aoL S.rvl,c Wednesday at Mp = VI
~N'SnnrS SERVICE EVERY
l.. 30-l2.5o.
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GRACE CHuRCH, Bro~dwRy and 10th ~.
s; II lEcotorl; : Bishop Iawrcnce,.
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ST. MATTHEW'S CHURCH. 20 West stth ~.
Rev. Arthur II. Judge. Rector,
Services s. II and g.
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60 TO BERMUDA ny IS : BERMUDIAN"
Bookle,s Quebec IS. Co.. Ltd. 8 u way, y Y.
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APPELLATE COURT DECISIONS.
Complete List Handed Down by
First Department Division.

The following decisions were handed
down yesterday by the Appellate Divi-
sion, First Department
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-21
ELPASO Buster
THAN IS DALLAS
George H. Clements Says
State Fair Is Big Success
Without Racing.

Geo II Clements OF the publicity de-
partment of the FL Paso chamber OF
commerce. returned from Dallas Thurs
day. morning whore he went to attend
the meeting OF the executive committee
Of the Texas State Press association at
which the dates for the 1916 conVen-
ton which will be held in FL Paso
We're fixed for the first week in June
The more 7 see Of other cities the
more 7 like FL PasO," said Mr.. Glenn
ents- Dallas is a beautiful city and
this week is crowded with fair visitors,
but there is not the hustle and activity
even in the business section Of the city
that one finds in almost every portion
of FL Paso. There are many vacant
stores and even whole buildings in Dali
las which is in marked contrast with
Fl Paso- Much has been said in de-
rOEation of FL PasO's Chihuahuita, but
il has nothing on the negro quarter
Of Dallas in the way OF squalOr and
other outward evidences of physical
misery
ZielOnka'S Address
During the first three days of this
week the Texas State Charities and
Corrections held its annual convention
Among the addresses delivered at this
convention, by the way. this year was
on Mexican immigration prepared by
rabbi Martin Zielonka OF this city anS
read by Tom Finty, jr, editor OF the
Dallas Journal
The Dallas Auto club is a particu-
larry active organization Win a palu
secretary and publicity bureau It has
asked to be supplied with literature
setting forth the attractions in Fl Paso
for auto tourists and giving an idea
Of the road conditions in this vicinity
This matter will be sent this evening.
No Horse Racing.
The attendance at the state fair is
said to be the best in the history of
that institution Notwithstanding the
fact that the fair is being run without
racing in any form. 1t was predicted
that the failure on the part of the
management to provide the usual rae
ing program would cause the attend
ance to fall far short of the attendance
Of previous years, but the projectors
have been utterly confuted.
Has Wild West show.
The management Of the state fair
is trying this year AZ experiment. oncs
tried by the management Of the FL
Paso fair in that il secured the wild
west show Of the 101 Ranch show. In
addition they have an aviator who
makes a specially Of night flights IN
an Illuminated machine.
Il distributed several thousand pieces
Of Villa money at the fair grounds and
at various luncheons 7 attended and,
as il did at Chicago. Los Angeles. san
Diego. san Francisco, Seattle and other
places where Villa money was dis
tributed as souvenirs OF FL Paso, 1t
was in great demand"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-21
Woman AniUes In Box Car
Wearing a Suit of OUeraHs
To See Her Sick Husband

Mrs Maggie Miller arrived from
CuervO, y NJ. Thursday morning She
came in box car. according to her own
admission and wore blue overalls and
a jumper when she arrived at the union
station
Patrolman Al Malone. being on the
job at the station, followed her through
the station, said to himself that il was
strange man he was shadOwing. The
woman, Malone declares. discovered she
was followed and disappeared in the
wOman's waiting room where patrol
man Al did not dare follow
When she reappeared she wore a
red dress over her male attire. the
patrolman says, and he promptly
placed her under arrest on a charge of
wearing male attire.
At the station Mrs. Miller said her
husband was i'll In local hospital and.
being without funds. she decided to
come in a box car and wore overalls to
protect her dress. She was released and
started on hunt for her husband.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-21
For Sale-Rooming Houses.

CLOSE IN ON BEST RESIDENT ST-Nfod-
ern cottage. rooms and sleeping porch
beautifully furnished. ; rooms now rented
Tor $50 per month Rent OF building $50 per
month Furniture and lease SS75.
VERY DESIRABLE housekeeping rooms.
well furnished, good location. Rent S4s per
month 500. half cash. balance to suit
buyer
on THE MARKET FOR DAYS ONLY
- rooms. sleeping porch. handsomely fur
nlsheu including new high priced piano A
snap at 1916. fine location Rent see
HIGH CLASS BOARDING HOTSF-11
rooms. we'll furnished. every room filled all
the hoarders you want Furniture and lease
$50 $500 cash. balance S25 per month.
CENTRALLY LOCATED rooms we'll
furnished now netting $50. Only $500
Rent $50. Good lease.
NJ r. Townley with Bailey Land Co
500 Mesa Ave. Phone 2O6S
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-21

FOR SALE-A MIGHTY GOOD ONE.
On the most beautiful residence street IN
the city SIS E. Rio Grande. paving and
parking paid. Why buy in the outside addi-
tions when you can get this modern room
home for $4,000 on good terms. Save SO per
month fare Only blocks from new
high school. Hardwood floors throughout.
Sleeping porch 10X24. Cement porch in front.
Bedrooms finished in white enamel, tinted
to match. spacious rooms. extra large clos
cts Can give immediate possession This
wont be on the market very long
Cassidy 4 NeeI. 2II Mills st.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-21
JAMES Fl. BALDWIN Is TRIED
IN slit gTE. AIM IN a

James II. Baldwin OF COMPANY H- 18TH
infantry. was tried by cOrt martial IN
the saith district court room Thursday
morning on a charge Of larceny. the
court martial was conducted by Lieut..
j. ID. Elliott Of the Sixth infantry
Baldwin is charged with having
stolen a suit Of clothes from private
Robert Perkins Of company II. 18th in
fantry, and Of having pawned the cloth
ing.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-21

I ROOM new bungalow. hardwood floors
builtin features. glazed sleeping porch,
only s3259; $3.50 cash balance S20 month
and interest
8 ROOM BUNGALOW. lot 5Ox140 on corner
paved street. basement. heat. strictly mod
ern. south front and beautifully located
$1,000 BUYS IT. room new bungalow
near new high school south front. basement
and heat; $500 cash. balance to suit you
BIGGEST BARGAIN IN Ell PAsO-S room.
2-story home close in. paved street. full
basement lots. Price on request only
MANHATTAN HEIGHTS rooms base
ment heat. corner lots Only $500: part
cash. balance terms. This is a new one
CLOSE IN. On PAVED STREET rooms.
basement, heat, builtin features-a beauty.
and priced right Let show you
DO TOU WANT GOVERNMENT HILL LOTS
See our list before you buy We have
what you want
LOTS On THE MESA-We have large list
and can give you the best selection Of any
one in the city Make US prove IT,
Anderson-FIIi
Superior Homes"
Il Buclier Bldg. Phone Fsi
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-21

There is nothing in e Paso that
viii beat this like buying $50
gold pieces for SIS A fine apart
ment building or business block
site Located on one Of the best
north and south streets in Fl
Paso. VIII be just three blocks
from new postOffice and in a To-
cation that simply must increase
in value very materially within
a few years 42x120 corner,
4sx42 feet being occupied by a
fine three story building. bring
ing splendid revenue. A build
ing on the corner s5x4e could
he built for $1,000 and rented at
500 per month $4,000 will ham
die the deal Let me say 10
you Mister Investor. that this
property is the very best and
biggest bargain in Fl Paso to-
day. and at the figure I am
authorized TO quote is a great
deal less than the property
is actually worth. For several
days this property can be bought
for S26.50O. Fifth cash. balance
good terms
W. +. Payne.
401 Mesa Ave. Phone 1850.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-21

An Fl. Es.ANF NEW 6 ROOM Bun
GAL0W-Iarge living room and
dining room. separated by cased
opening Rustic mantle with book
cases on each side, massive buffet
Kitchen complete in every detail in
Guiding cabinet. with white tile drain
board on each side Of sink. All
walls I'm house finished in washable
paint Hardwood floors throughout
Basement under entire house Ser
wants toilet, laundry tubs, automatic
gas hot water heater and furnace
Built OF SIS yellow brick on paved
street. paving. sidewalks all In and
paid for. Garage and driveway from
front one Of the finest built houses
IN the city for the price $4,000.
Can be handled on very reasonable
terms
Creel & Phillips.
Phi 5O15- 500 Mesa.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-21
BUNGALOW.

4 r modern bungalow. south front Z blk
from Alamo Heights Price $500 Lots or
small touring car would be taken first
payment. balance easy
. r modern bungalow Manhattan Heights
with basement and heating plant for only
$3.50, $500 cash, balance easy
r. modern bungalow Alta Vista district
for $3.50. $3.50 cash. balance easy.
LAND.
u acres near Ia Mesa. house. orchard etc.
etc. all for $500.
acres. near Anthony, house and improve
ments for $500
10. Is and 20 acre tracts above Cauutillo
on easy payments. with improvements
Jay r Knox Company.
209 Mills St Phone So
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-21

SS5O-Buys a small home in East FL Paso,
on two full lots this is dandy. small pay
ment down viii handle.
S1600-For new frame on four lots, Just
outside Of the city limits This is fenced
has shade trees, lawn. outbuildings. Small
payment down, balance like rent
SI200-A nice two room brick with frame
sleeping porch and bath on two full lots,
fenced. lawn, retaining wall, etc. Small pay
ment down, balance easy
SIS50-Buys a three room and sleeping
porch. brick home. This is just new and
beauty. 500 down with so per month inc
int
S325O-A four room sleeping porch. bunga-
street. paving paid for, 5000 down, S55 per
Guarantee Realty Co,
Phone PISS 720. LIST Nat Bank Bldg
S275O.
New room bungalow in Grand
View with basement and large
sleeping porch Fence and shed.
$500 cash.
Dandy and large. room bungalow
on three lots Grass trees, fences.
servants house. garage and chicken
house. Built for a home. Terms.
$3.50.
1900 block, room red brick cottage
street and sidewalk in and paid FOR.
Lots alone are worth over $1,000.
Terms.
NEWMAN INVESTMENT
Phone $50. 100 San Antonio
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-21
BUSINESS. TRACKAGE AND FACTORY
PROPERTY


50 It. improved near Z Banks
so IT. cor. improved near Union Depot
81 # cor, improved, good rental
40 Il. cor, 3 fronts: partly improved
So Il. cor. fronts partly improved
81 IT. cor. 3 fronts; partly improved
50 It. cor. 1 fronts unimproved-
rs IT. cor, 4 fronts. OPP. Chamber Of
Commerce
90 IT.. san Francisco St Good family hotel
site.
200 by $50 It. 4 fronts. Nice subdivision
tract.
40 by AS It. fronts.
Liberal terms and complete title given
RICHARD X. THORNE.
sIS san Francisco st Phones p and 100.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-21
For Sale Real Estate
Country Property.


60 ACRES Of land 2125 bonus. 25cts down
per acre. balance J. .. 8 years. S per
cent interest $50 due state. Box So Enciui-
tas. Calf
For Sale-Farms and Ranches
~~~-~-~~~-~~~-~-~~-~~-~~--~
By OWNERSHIP farm near station Best
soil below Elephant Butte. Dairy. market.
garden or Bartlett pears. Write l. ITO Herald
BARGAIN FOR SALE.
1000 acres. fine land on canal and county
road in lower valley at SIS per acre. This is
the best bargain offered in valley All TO
be sold In one body.
4. P Coles & Bros.
FOR LEASE
lots, brick office. and large sheds. cor.
Brown and Missouri street from Dec. 1st-
FOR SALE OR ENCaANGE.
One model F. Ford car. good condition. and
one acre land in Cinecue park. for house
In city.
BARGAIN.
Cattle ranch in Navaipa county. Arizona
SEE Us now
Davis-Tandy Com. Co.
Phone 30l4 512-14 Trust Building.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-21
For Sale Real Estate-City Property

~O~-~%~~~(~~-
s55OO-S ROOM . STORY.
Red pressed brick Rio Grande St $1,000 cash
will handle Easy terms balance
Rio Grande Realty Co.,
c1l-2l2 First Nat. Bank Bldg.
About Is blocks from P. office. IS acres.
Buy this and get rich VIII consider about
$1,000 in trade Price $3.50 per acre
Rio Grande Realty Co.,
e11-212 First Nat. Bank Bldg
Valley. As acres Close in. Improved VIII
trade for city property. and assume ten Or
5000. and pay cash five or $4,000.
Rio Grande Realty Co.
ROOM BUNGALOW $3.50.
VIII be completed in about weeks. hard
wood floors builriu features. lots. south
front good location. all for $3.50 cash. bal
easy.
Rio Grande Realty Co.
211-212 First Nat Bank Bldg
A SACRIFICE on East Boulevard. new 3
room bungalow. south front Price $500.
Sold months ago for $1,000. $500 cash will
take it. $50 per month
ROOM bungalow in Manhattan Hts.
south front. glassed in porch Price $4,000
Terms s300 cash. $40 inc. interest.
$3.50 CASH. houses on Tularosa street.
paving paid. They rent for $40 per month
$40 per month including interest viii buy
6 ROOM BUNGALOW on Boulevard. hard
wood floors throughout. south front. $3.50
cash. bal $50 per mo. inc interest, paved
4 SNAP ON MONTANA ST.-New room
bungalow, $3.50. paving paid $500 cash.
$50 CASH room bungalow 1 block OF
Alta Vista school $50 and interest. $500.
Hawkins Bros. Phone 2S0O.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-21
REsT Buy IN TOW.

BLeI bI i N IUWN.
room bungalow. strictly mod
ern in very best location This
won't last Price $3.50. Very easy
terms
YOUR CHANCE.
To make some money. buy this
. room home near Alta Vista.
and make $500 within the next
three months. Price $500. S200
cash
SOME EXCEPTIONAL BAR
GAINS have been listed with
me during the last few days for
quick sale Better give me a
call. and save yourself some
money
Ohio X. Hill.
sol Caples Bldg. Phone e5l.