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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-12-06
FOLKS, EVER USE
THIS DATE BOOK?
All Seattle Writes in Red
Volume az Frederick
* Nelson's
LOOK FOR EACH OTHER

Every carry q date book around
with your
One of these little red things
wherein YOU iOt The pleasing cor
dlnpleaHinRl info that you're Go
meet clemcntine at I o'ciockf
n you have, or do. discard H.
Join the merry throng which
daily consulta soa,tle'h public date
book
Near the main entrance ~ Fred
erick q Nelson's there roposTs q
huge red bound volume on each
page there are three columns.
One column says Attention of, p
another Message and the third.
Name"
IN this big red book seattle's
feminlnity and "maseulinity' make
their dates.
And II. by chance. YOU fail "a be
just whore Ciementine decreed that
sou should. you're apt 90 find a joe
ulnr rebukc staring AZ you 40 you
turn 20 the page OF the DAY.
! Here are few Of the messages.
taken verbatim
Battle: Come over 20 Cern1ania.
VIII wait until 3: 3o.--Lou."
Jennie: Gone TO Turreli's. n
not there. went across the street
-"
EDNA: Walk toward the Bon on
this aide. or walt here three hours.
--Mabie."
&c: viii NEE, you same place
az A."
Apparently AR, and Pete" have
faAtidlous tastes. Gather this.
ida: We're looking al esssen'
oles. Find Us"
Trlte advice was given Mrs. y.
lbs - G. ". who said
Go for your shampoo al $50"
1 81. X. X let his or her mother IN
on great secret when he or she
delivered this message thru the
book:
either here or where you last
Jaw me"
Somebody delivered this BIZ to
ITreniou
"say--ho~ long do you think the
waiting 10 aooag Am on my way,
Goodbye"
Mrr. ". G. c. proved 10 he n very
exact parsonage when she wrote %
Ia. ". c.
/ Am In store. Look for nc"
I Helen. Maud and Fred bad n
three. coruered battle. a. revealed by
the following uncensorcd report
I frum the front.
/ diplomatic Note --"t+elen: Am
{ IN rest Maud"
fUlfimatuml Helen; Be In
from; Of elevator a. io.--Fred."
lReply Maud: niased you In
rect room: Gore baes.-Helen"
Mobilization Helen: EleVa
tors t;Ili where they were. 2;3o.--
Fred"
battle Fired: Was at eleya
tors. Where were you f--Heien."
I tDecisioni - Helen Sherlock
Holmes died long ago. Besides
Z Conan Doyle never patterned him
after me. Meet you al the dinner
/ tshies-Fred"
And 40 on goes the red book
page after page
II never explains who IL who
+ for thar world be telling too much
Frederick a Nelson have con.
fcrred n blessing on the shopplns
populacc
Frederick g. Nelson have made
the grand old game OF Find Me a
little more simple.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-12-06
FIREMAN IS KILLED

LEAVENWoRrH. Dec. 9 a c.
Nyhun. OF Skyk1m fireman #
Freight Train sc io2 % tho Great
Northern. Is dead today tecnuse ~
the failure OF the electric power
plant
The car on which Nyhus works q
Was stalled IN tBc Carcad" tuunel.
lie vas overcome ht tire smoke
and sulphur. feil off the engine into
pool 81 water and drowned
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-12-06

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. f-Mra
Loriilard Spencer. OF New York and
Newport. who has JUST sailed from
here on her second trip 10 the Moro
islands. has ended the world old
quest for the fountain Of youth.
What Ponce de- Leon failed 20 do.
Mrs Spencer has done.
Her methods we're far different
from PoncsE.
-; Is the giving % yourself
that Keeps the heart young"
she said.
This is her discovery and her
success IN the service Of an
abused ard neglected tribe has
proved It's worth.
Her husband died four years ago.
Ills brother was lost on the IT,
tanic.
The death Of her mother was still
another sorrow
Closed Paistiai Home
Society pallcd She wanted a
change
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-12-06
TO STUDY THE LEAK

City Engineer Dimock has named
Frederick =. Stearns OF Boston
lately consulting engineer for the
Panama canal commission. vii
liam Mulholland OF Los Angeles.
and former City Engineer II. II.
Thomson TO consult with him on
the problem of sealing the Cedar
river reservoir.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-12-06
CONDUCTOR ROBBED

Five passengers on "A Madroua
street car saturday might did not
know that Conductor a. Skeen was
being held up Wtii the lone robber.
who had been riding IN the seats
with them from town, ordered the
car 20 stop and got off at seth ave.
and Spring ST. lie got SIS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-12-06
MAYOR VETCES II

Relieving assessments could ~.
be sustained I'm court for plaw
the west side of Rainier ave.
Hanford TO Edmund SITS, and trom
Kenny to Thistle SITS, Mayor Wv
has vetoed the ordinance provioin~
for that Improvement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-12-06
BOULDER FALLS ON
TRAIN; ONE KILLED

SPOKANE. Dec. G.-Falling from
an overhanging cliff. boulder
crashed thru Passenger Train No
on the Great Northern SATURDAY
near Wenatchee.
II fell on w. c. Duahar. an e.
press messenger. ana killed him
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-12-06
BURKE STEPS DOWN

judge Thomas Burke, presidents
the Chamber of Commerce, has Az
nounced that he viii not accept =, y
election. and ex-senator Samue' =.
Piles, c, j. Smith and John 5. hIss ~,
are being considered as poss'a''
successors.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-12-06

Three years ago she shocked her
wealthy friends when she shut Up
her Injurious home. Cbastellux.
Newport. and started for the land
Of the Moro to aid in educating {
savage and resenful people.
10 her work she Is cooperating
with Charles Il. Brent. Episcopal
bishop Of the Philippines. Coz.
Frank Carpenter. Miss Virgins
Young and Miss Katherine Buffam.
Her most thrilling adventure
came when p Moro outlaws. win
price on their heads. snrrendered
TO her after she had promised 70
act as their hostage.
The work 10 at last being
put on a government basis.
said Mrs. Spencer. we are GO
ing 70 try 20 make our Moro in
stitUte the Tuskogee Of the
Philippines.
The moros are really not
dangerous. They are simply
n1isunderstood."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-12-06

10 ACRES. WITH STREAM
10 srrrs 90 levels large sprinr logged
or and burned easy in tfsar. nesf
school and ruof nriEhtuft. good ttee
over the Eay friro ff1s sarY terms
T.. J MARSH & CO. got central uidR
YOU uEAL WITH Us DIRECT
and our proposition
OK LAND
Handy 20 our mills and camps
AT TmnHE LAKES
ESoHOMfSH COUNTY WASH
viii appeal 70 you
Good roads stages daily trains faiii.
schools. store plume " r n.
write or SEQ q " METKEIsJpIN Mar
Land Dept. iTaf T. G. smith Bldg.
Seattle
THREE LAKES LUMBER co
a~N=1Nrer-regeSsee~es~s~
43-Lots for Sale
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25-Spiri,ual Mediums

alNFrtAN eiaifv1Y
aat anf pHfsnniuEisf
Eft~a true aisirr lu
husla tsH love
health hnd fawiif
affairs Whaf che
sees ans tells comes
true Rafisfaetinu -
Ha charge IS read
legs frF 81 flle
Tfkm - bets rrn
fa . ant afthHF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-12-06
5l-Public NOTICE.
DR. MASON AT YM.C.A.

Or II g. Mason. pastor Of the
University congregational church.
aud the Apollo Concert company.
which appeared on the Star Nv.
ceum course at the Y. ". G. A..
"Wednesday evening, were the Tea.
lures OF the Y NJ G. A. Sunday
club program at the Association
building yesterday afternoon.
Or Mason made an appeal for a
fair deal for Christ
Beautiful forms at the Empress
Baby dolls are spnHhing at the
Empress this week!
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-12-06
PSYCHOLOGISTS


Egyptian Fbreuologisf
ElrrF reading ~ your
entire iife. giving al D.
vico on love health.
family troubles. mar-
rlaEe, separations. "
yestmouta. what Htsps
60 take 20 bs success
fui, -eunitss tho sop
arated what business
you are best adapted
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-12-06
Often
Why Not Always?

We believe you are
OFTEN one OF the many
hundreds who from time
to time face the WANT
ND counter of The Star
and insert a WANT adj.
We honestly and con
sc.entiously believe that it
would be 4 profitable
proposition if you AL
WAYS did so when you
have a WANT.
There's no way so quick
SO certain so cheap as
The Star WANT AD
way.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-12-06
43-Lots for Sale
r PARAMOUNT

West geatue'a leading addition. tosiee.
FOOT loi with Eraerd streets rornsnt
wake civ water lights nsH rrire
reduced from $500 90 1900 Terms Set
Gosh ana $40 monthly interest rof
cent g. " Keifrr IG Downs uidr. 600
SECOND tNr Main $500
~Nt~N~~~~~~~~-~s~~~-~~ ee0s~~s~>~s~s~~y~rNeNS
4S--Mortgagc Looms
N~~0e~~~s~~N0-e~N4~s0-0 ~~S><~~oe~~4N~Ne~,~
O., ibo--NfcE new, broom cottage, on
80 foot lot. Beacon hHi
g. 900 Nicr. now. G-room house on "a.
foot Beacon hin corner
$500 broom house and ~ acres rich
cleared land ~ minutes from
city holt. easy terms.
to0--l.ot queen Anne hin
HpTWWEt.L A. CROCKETT. Main 800
~~N-~s~-~~~s~-~SNS~SN ~<NsN~eNNlO~~~-~~
5l-Public Notices
NOTICE MrS Joseph W swiFart. mn
wife having lon my bcd ana board
"ili not ho responsible for uu, debts
contracted hY hcr Joseph vs. swIpurt
soe~sfae4~lnsslseN@eses~ =
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-12-06

Time ls tuE Shorter safh dar that
eau aff hase ere pleasure ~ rierftns
she true FfinfhsflF ADVISE ~ fhf
North ueesf boot uttss this nf.tnftaHiif
faf BE- rraY b. - afeaf interest ia fwa
81 ruuf iifs 60 come Consolidation daiif
circle tunisht tiatri Nsffis ifil4
laird owe
e4fFrIAS siAirvnYani ara FafenoinEis'.
Etyss true a1Sire sn husihess. las. iofs.
health ard family affairs what sh@
sees aua tells COMES frus. Hafisfsrfi7n
Or No ehsrgs 81 FsadinEs f1f 81 ftit
PIKE II nssEssn uaren and Nlnar
MADAM FRANK ctaifvoysnts card
reader paimiss 18e iRsS pfss. cor.
ns~ Ftr~f Ffioft uat~t
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-12-06

for. also explaining things which have
always been mystcry etc. why not
see tho test7 Special Tor twa weeks
only hll reading 81 90 Located COS
Pine oosr Wrstlnka Market
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-12-06
Auction Sale
HOTELS

HOTE ELS
.THE VIHGINts HOTEL. virFiuia 81 ana
EiRhtb ave. Use any cars via Westiaks
ave Modern elegantly furnished
rooms Transient. Doc 10 81. weekly.
o. 20 90 - Kitchen privileges
THE ANNFN --a00t EfRhih. near West
lake ave New. clean. furnished steam
heated bedrooms TOR mem free bath.
and phone Transient 25c. weakly 81 60.
PAxrON NOTE. - 90 wees up. house.
keeping suites 81 THIRD and cherry
Main f0fs
HOTEL BURNSIDE. t50gfs FIRST. oppo.
site market. single and one suite
housekeeping rooms wash room. free
baths free gas
HtrHflT. 4u-.tbttis second s. wees up
MOI w. WALbDN--stEth and Tesier way
Reasonable quiet; comfortable. no ga
hftfnff ~
S-y~~~e~eo-eN~see0~~~~~e> ~0S~-~~Nu~O~SNc~Nse~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-12-06
23--Personals

23-Personais
rt.HsoSAt.--t.8nciy Yenax ADJ. as IN
weight i1s. height s ss~i s. DARK hair
violet blue eyes tair complexion. rect
tavabls disposition. American. college
sdBcafi.r. refined cultured accom-
piished IN missile. enjoys coed health
easy 20 set along with. property woFih
tsseads viii Inherit tlagaa more
yearly income ttaeQ Would marrY
bright. refined gentleman. capable -
locking after her property More par
ttculsrs Tor any man answering auick
incieslnz some postage Adtrrss sin.
eers" fB-6tff. valley. Seb fNa rsn-
sFai deliveries This notice is genuine
YoUN0 MAN uranrsr aaa lonesome.
souid Ike 20 meet Young conEuuiai
blonde. object matriutanv Give phone
Address asa. star
SCOTCH CANADIAN. azs ~ uants ~
eorrnsp0nd wifn lady near same aEe
object early marriage q " Mcdonald
krtshisan kiassa. care Bell island
Hot springs
hAPrfNEss lies in married iIfs Are yos
Ionslyf join Seattle Reliable Friend
ship Club i.adis. free Ada =. Evans
GIT MARnIED--Bssi Hstrmoniai payer
Published mailed free The Cor
respondent. Toisdo. OHIO.
Private maternity loms fioi x Msdisoa
WIDOW. e.. owns Foad home. wants 10
meet gentleman companion object
natrimony Address As star
MESH BAGS repaired. sgs Fuopiss BANK
Bldg
/an Dancing guaranteed IN privsis
kNA lessons Private hail. Days
~ and evening". Latss, dance.
MG1 STEVENS P SSS''s sr a. pi h..
EE0IsrEHED MfDWIFE-M Wiiisik-
sen. 7ois 18Th y W Phohs Ballard
1851
DANCTNG GUARANTEED - Three rri-
vats lessons CAHBObt.s RELIABLE
DANCING SCHOOL. 1875 Fourth Az.
ARE you ln troubisf Consult Rober,
BAL. LAWYER. as Oriental SOC and.
REFINED WIDOW. a. unincumbered
educated ~ good appearance. would be
pleased 10 meet gentleman of about so
years IN comfortable circumstance
object matrlmony Addrsss eli. stsr
4 gESTIEMAS. =. with somo means
wfnts W meet lady not over 60. object
matrimonY Al. star.
MfDDLE-AGEp LADY eiih home. would
ike 10 meet gentleman. same az~
with SOME means, object matrimonf
Address Gle. star
MISS CORREA- Masa4gine Arcade 10.
tel 1919 Second ave. offce 8.
NK-- i.IsD4UIsf trained nurse Main
s9Ts
WHOEVER 81 has means Wishes IA
meet lady companion. object mntrl.
mony Addroas Asa. star
PLEAsE come AZ once Melnsss
De- vEH DYE Works i1oe TIN CITY
WE PAY cash Tor furniture III Pine 81
Phone Main 1900.
| LADfEs-My. sgccessf1i remedies ~,
positively Ru1ra0teed. safe and sure
1890 p. Madison
SEND for matrimonial paper c8utalnihs
photo. hundreds ~ names 90 aelr,
Com many wealthy. foe sapr rDr
i47 seattle. wash
sWEATEHs Roinna ana skating scarf,
and caps. knitted 20 ut ~ Pike IT.
tladu"
I T PLAN and make baby outfits. roiiabis.
reasonabie i25 inth ave
LADfEA private maternity home adop
J ton N desired. Save time ana money
4 by calling tf41 goth ave. East Madi.
miss WALLACE -Hnths. massage. East
ern sttendant& ga Plke. office a.
/ Hotel GfZan
MISC Observation-Disclosures iils.s
I rH-f 'ff,es 10
MISS GRAY Fapor Lsths. massaRe. Uahi
/ magnetic treatments Apt a. Hoto
/ nybee
kAyANACdu.s " 90 hATs 1908 ist Az
Z PEhFtrOtS HAIR permanently re-.
moved hy 1cctroiysls Reduced rates
~ 99gcieInsnI o Sadgess ~ 5s9r
PHONE MAIN $500 FOR STAR
WANT ADS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-12-06
2S-Furuished Apis.

HLuFF APARTMENTS -. ana room
furnished apartments. an modern. 9go
W. Pike 81 East atG0
MODERN one room apartments. 81. 80
NJ Marion st.
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s-For Sale Miscellaneous

$3.50 GO $3.50
ENruLAssEs sPEcrAcfEs Ftrrnn
with spherical icnsss complete u 50.
including examination. echNatit, OPP
tometri.t az Eplsr Block iiroksa
tense, duplicated.
All MINDS - coal save boc ou a tnu
call for our price We must wofh our
trucks ANY Kind ~ hauiins and
moving Phone Main lete
CHEAPEST PLACE 10 buy OF rent sew
tnE msehinos tit ZINE Main 1900
RUas FoR sAtE-N Make good presents
Russ made GO order feesdale' ssle
teth
see t-rLY RUsiNEss CARDS. u.oo
COMMERCIAL PntNrtNu CO
5is Epler. hilieu gsif
iSsS WESrLAKE second hand Fanses
low rsic.
YIN 10 tne i,ms 10 sst a better phenV.
sraph Nour old one taken Ia as part
rsymsnt isfa Wcstiaks Eliiot seiA
N--iesi rreort FSchanF.
spEctAf- CnNrNAL MAnkEr
1899 SEVENTH AVE
SMITH HANS HAlF on WHOLE. re.
WHILE ruEY LAST
HENs isAc ro tsc MAtN silt.
FURNITURE FOR HALF
New caN. square pedestal extension "a
bi.. s. 50 oak hall ehaifs. best span
isa leather S. Gks are - values Al
waidrcRs 1888 Fourth
FNPRR MNN0iNU. painting tiRtins -
Hsble work al lowest ngufes Phone
ogsen Anae sd
500 BIsiNgSs CARDS $50 job work.
circulars stationery luss-so frintsrs.
lass Finh
SRw PIANOS FoR HrSr. RENT AZ.
piled on purchase A9ysr'Fensr' s'
ts4.n- TESrs GwSfN0s
.2TIXi E,vyihias 10 canvas
sbrfAJ wsbs Ki,ehea q Co
sSZ2s$~~.SSo-~~~-lsIS-j1.,Ss ,S,-So~,>
i5-For Sale Poultry
PI,IItSs &. e. sS;sg S.gssss IT,
i9-Male Help Wanted
rnk n.KnAi> sfORn-sss ocriasata,.
corner Main. saves hard cash 81 new
snd s~eond hand Eooaa nargatus IN
ssii. esstesAis. tsinsoais tee up
ney. set. ssensnse rhens Malta ifii
rko-fEcroRs Learn assaytng IL one
nlenth AZ s1si Elliot ave Pamphlet
o. 20 VALUE treassr, TO- o. 50 Lanaauist.
Liiiy upstairs clothes shop. urssn nide
cen and rtke.
ORIGINAL aeLER nARnrH SCHOOL
"a Occidental Ave
Men ard rornea. We teach ~. barber
raas thoroughly wages shus learn.
irK assist In s~euriax positions. over
" ysars In seattle
ny pofNo taslnes. upstalr. rraeis s~ii.
meas rs sslss ans nesrcaafs far tta
Trades Upstairs sui, shop. setS Thirs
ave
/ kAVANAuGH 8 % hats iess ia ave-
MouEnN nAnHEH coLtEGr ies Msia
a.. pays vases Co mon aaf " srnsU " Ellie
learning barber trate assists Yua -.
cartax Positions 80 colleges. sasd yeat
/ --.~~sS~~O~S ~9o4~~~~14-~~~~~~
2o-Male Situation
| YotNG tAFANEsE ROY wishss any pa.
stiiaa IN family office hotel o. apart
meat hnuH~ az time ne can 60 a.
nisht school CAN Eiilett tfts. meny.
2l-Female Help Wanted
/ WOMEN WANTED as eovvrnaasnt elsrks
80 month. Seattle sxamtnAtiens com.
ing saneis anestioas free. wrHs
Immediately. Frarkiia Institute Dept
TsiI. Rochester y
22-Female Situation
MIDDLE AGED WIDOW. rsiiahis. cnri-
pstsnt. wants position a. heussss-prr.
/ sFdsaff Fafsa0raa lac .a.H q
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Beautiful forms at the Empress,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-12-06
22--Female Situation

MIDDLE AGgu WIDOW. reliable corr
pstsHt. wants rosstipn - heuasks~prF
xgsd reference Will leave citF 40.
drss~ A-st STAR
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-12-06
Female Help Wanted

WOMEN WANTED as Eusvrhmsrt CLERKS
80 month. Seattle sxantnAtipns CON.
ing Sample qrsstioas free Write
iramsfiafsiF Franktin Institute. Dept.
fttI Rochester r
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4l-Aereage tor Sale
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-12-22

Admiral Jellicoe, of the British navy.
carried off all the gunnery prizes when
he was a midshipman on board the
Britannia
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-12-22
PEACE
SHIP IS A JOKE
Friendly Critic Says Ford is
Kind of Inspired Mechanic
and Knows Workingmen.

If Mr. Ford had tried to run his
factory in the way he has started to
run his Peace ship, the Ford car would
never have been heard of" says Gerald
Stanley Lee author of Crowds" and
Inspired MillionaireS"
Mr.. Ford's sudden peace trip on the
oscar IL caused the publishers OF
EVerybody's Magazine to stop the
presses after the January edition, out
tomorrow. had been printed, in order
that Mr. Lee, who has in the past been
Mr.. FOrd's most friendly critic, might
express his opinion of Mr.. Ford's amaz-
ing Peace Ship. expedition.
Here is what Mr. Lee SAYS about
Ford after EVerybOdyS publishers
stopped their presses for him.
Il feel today little as some ancient
Hebrew author would have felt just
finishing a eulOgy on Samson and on
what Samson was and on what samson
could do, and then suddenly right in
the middle-eFerybOdy lOOklng-ln
comes Samson with his hair cut
Mr. FOrd's crowning distinction is
that he Is an ordinary WOrklnSmap
printed in large letters kind OF in
Spired mechanic. He understands ana
can master, as almost no one else. the
psychology of men who carry a. pail
He has achieved the honor Of being a
millionaire who still in his heart car
ries a pail himself Once a mechanic
always "A mechanic, is Henry FOrdis
pride and boast I want TO boast OF
it for him. As plain mechanic Henry
Ford is doing one Of the colossal,
nation building, peace-fOund1ng. con-
structive feats OF the world. But when
he tries to deal with peace the way
other people do. or like a statesman or
a mere phiianthropist, his hair is too
short.
The Peace Ship has gone wrong be-
cause Mr. Ford is neither a national
nor an international psychologist. The
only way to SEND d shlplOad OF peace
from America TO the fighting nations
would be in due time TO pick out the
men TO gO-men accepted as repre-
sentative of the country. Mr.. Ford has
undertaken an impossible and contra
dictory task-tO start kind OF Jitne-
bus of peace around the world, and ask
everybody to pile in. and ask everybody
to say. when they get on, where they
want to go
IF Mr.. Ford had tried to run his fac
tory in the way he has started to run
his Peace Ship, the Ford car would
never have been heard of. In the fac
tory Mr. Ford has expressed himself
And in his Peace Ship Mr. Ford has
tried TO express nation. nation
can not be expressed in a week
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-12-22

Get acquainted with the 'Deliciously
Different" flavor Of Sulzberger's hams
and bacOn--Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-12-22
FIGHT
ABOUT DEFENCE
Ford Tries to Force Anti
preparedness Doctrine
Down Party's Throat.

san Francisco, Calf. Dec. 22.-How
a brand new "acid test was presented
TO the Ford peace party when Tar out
1T sea with only the option OF taxing
Or leaving it, is explained in con-
servatively wOrded telegram sent from
Christiania- Norway, by John D. Barry,
q local writer, and published here IN
The San Francisco Bulletin.
Friday night, according TO MI.
Barry's telegram, Rev Jenkin Lloyd
Jones Of Chicago. representing com
mittee previously appointed presented
a declaration Of three principles, two
being simply professions of faith that
any believer in peace might have en-
3orsed-" The third one made the
trouble. It said:
Against Preparedness.
I'VE declare our opposition to any
increase by the United States Of her
military and naval forces.
I'VE are convinced that no good can
be alleged for the expenditure by Us
Of great sums Of money in prepara-
lion for war.
I'VE. therefore. call upon our fellow
citizens IN every state to unite IN
opposition TO a policy dangerous to our
country and the world and 10 Join with
al men and women in every land in
active preparation for the day Of IN
iernatiOnal brotherhood
Club Is Exhibited.
Delegates were told that those who
signed the declaration would consu-
tute the voting body which should
elect the American delegation TO a
prospective Hague conference; those
who did not sign would not vote
Protestants against what was af-
Grmed TO be a wholly new quaIitlca-
were told by Rev. Dr. Chas. F. Aked
Of San Francisco, that 1t has been IN
derstoOd that those who went on the
mission was against preparedness
This was confirmed by Henry Ford
who said the point had been mentioned
in his letter of invitation
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-12-22
WILSON HOME FOR SWISS
SOLDIERS Is DEDICATED

Berne, Switzerland. Dec 22.-Ameri-
cans from various parts of Switzer-
land Tuesday attended the dedication
Of the Woodrow Wilson home for Swiss
soldiers.
Pleasant A. StovaI, the American
minister, in his address said that all
Americans living in Switzerland ad-
mired Swiss patriotism and unity,
which could be a lesson for many other
countries, Col. Wildbolz, commander of
the third army division, expressed the
thanks Of the Swiss army for the gift
Of the home, which he said was val
liable testimony for Switzerland of the
friendship Of her powerful American
sister republic and would make the
name of woodrow Wilson unfOrgettable
forever in Switzerland
The Wilson home viii be transported
shortly TO the Swiss aviators quarters
at Duebendorff near zurich.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-12-22

Christmas Gifts at FeIdman's- Tennis
Racanets-Golf CIubs-Advertisem
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-12-22

ceived a telegram from the Turkish
embassy at Washington. advising him
to inform the syrian colony in FL Paso
that the embassy had requested the
state department at Washington to
transmit to the authorities in FL Paso
Instructions to proceed in the matter
Of prosecution.
Jose CassarO was arrested last Fri
day night and a complaint charging
murder was filed against him in justice
J. " beavers court. On Saturday
morning the case was transferred to
the lunacy court and it is on this
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-12-22
BOOKER IT. WASHINGTON'S
snI-nIcNTs GIVE EnN CEH

Tuskegee institute singers and enter
tanners delighted an audience at the
First Christian church Tuesday even
ing The negro students and instruc-
tors sang negro melodies, gave recita-
tons and readings and sang plantation
songs as only negro voices can sing
them
A brief talk on the work of the in
stitute founded by Booker T. Washing
ton was made by Charles WinterwoOd
assistant director Of the financial de-
partment of the school.
The negro quintet sang Monday night
at the A. N Z. church and repeated the
concert Tuesday evening for the enter
tainment of a white audience.