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The Washington times., 1915-12-26
ADJUSTMENTS

Sale Of Seats Opens Tomorrow
Morning At DrOOp'S,
18th and G, For
NINE.
Nell BA
Polls Theater, Monday afternoon. January
10th. 4:3o. Prices, 50, $50. 81, $50 81.
Boxes, S35.
The Washington times., 1915-12-26
Next Weeks
Films !

New Yeay week program at Gran
dall's Theater promises to be one of i'm
portance. Sunday the Nitagraph- Broad
way star feature. The Making over Of
Godfrey Manning" with Harry Morcy
will be shown.
Monday, Tuesday. and Wednesday
Clara Kimball Young will make her
first Washington appearance in the
long-heralded production of Camille. "
from Alexander Dumas play. In con-
nection with Miss Youn"'s appearance,
an especially interesting feature is the
fact that Paul Capellani. a member of
the Comedie Francaise. appears in the
role Of Armand. Mr.. CaDellani Is an
officer in the French army and is on
leave in this country. ...
FOR Thursday. Friday and Saturday.
selected features from the Central Film
Program will be shown.
-----
New Year weeks program provided ny
the management of the Empress Thea
ter begins Sunday and Monday with
Robert n. Mantell supported by Gene
We've Hamper. in The Green-Eyca
Monster" a sermon against jealousy.
Most OF the action takes place in France.
with other scenes laid in Austria and
India.
Particular attention has been paid oy
the director to the scenic details. and
the production Is said to he on a uar
witr the high quality Of all releases
from the Fox studios. -
A diversified program OF comedies and
dramas has been arranged for the re-
maindeI OF the week.
-Four big feature photopIays, present
inG four well-known actresses, have
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The Washington times., 1915-12-26
Burton Holmes January II.

The first OF the travelosues by Bur-
ton Holmes, viii be given on the af-
ternoon Of January II at $3.50 O'clock at
tho New National Theater The sub
Ject will be THE Grand Canyon Of
Arizona" There viii be only thre sub
iects in this course, the other two dates
being the afternoons of January % and
February ]. The subjects on these
occasions will be Tho Panama Pacific
Exposition" and California and the
San Diego Exposition respectively.
The Washington times., 1915-12-26
MeIba's Recital.

or all the artists now before the public
there is none who has so strong a hold
on the admiration and affection Of music
lovers as Nine. Melba. the. great so
prano who is to appear here IN oon-
cert on January 10 in Polls Theater at
4:30 o'clock IL is nearly twenty years
since her golden voice was. first heard
I'm America, and her wonderful voice ha {
lost none OF the exquisite quality which
makes II unique. Melba's recital viii be
under the MANAGEMENT OF Mrs. wilson
Greene.
The Washington times., 1915-12-26

citals, and the latlc news pictorial.
On the first Monday morning of the
new year. and continuing through the
first three days of the week. Pauline
re- -r'c'S will be seen on the screen OF
LOew's columbia Theater in an elabor-
ate perturbation of Henry Arthur
Jones' highly successful play, LYDIA
Gilmore
The last four days of the week, Gersl-
dine Farrar, who created Cne of the
greatest Jurors in the history of the
motion picture industry with her Won
derful portrayal of Carmen will be
seen in her second great photo-dramattc
production, Temptation" which vivid
iy depicts the trials and hardships OF
those who would strive for the goal OF
a great prima donna.
At the Garden Theater next week the
double feature bill on Sunday. Monday.
and Tuesday will be a flmization Of
'The Great Divide with House Peters
and Ethel Clayton.
The supplementary picture will he a
comedy feature entitled Village Scan
dial" enlisting the services OF RAYMOND
Hitchcock. Mabel Normand. Roscoe Ar
buckle. and other Keystone funmakers.
On Wednesday and Thursday Harold
Lockwood Is promised in his latest film
success, THE BuZZard's Shadow" The
raw in a keystone farce comedy. The
Great Vacuum Robbery" Cyril Maude.
one of the most noted English actors.
VIII be seer on Friday and Saturday in
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-04-03
NIAJERO.

Aver LuvimOs ell gust0 de saludar
a nuestrO buen amigo, ell Sr. Don
Jose AsunSolo, que prOcedente de
Laredo Texas, a dOnde fue al ARE
clio de algunOs ~negOcios, y en- ca
minO para FL Paso, Texas, lugar
donde actualmente reside, Sc detuvo
un dia en- eSta ciudad, dOnde vivi6
algunos amos. para estrechar las
manOs de los numerosos y buenos
amigos o que aqui cuenta.
Antes de su partida, fue obsequia
do con I'm suculentO lunch, que tu-
vo lugar en- ell st. Anthony Hotel,
por ell Sr. Santiago Hickman, un0
de sus amigos de infancia y paisa-
no, por ell lugar de su nacimiento.
Que ell Sr. AsGnsolo llegue con to-
da feIicidad a SUI destino, y nc en-
cuentre novedad en- su estimable
familia, son nuestros mas sinceros
deSeos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-04-03
DOS SEMlNAS DE MEXICO 4 Ell
PASO..
Iicnc dc Ia pigina &.

sobrc Ia qUcia cXpucsla pOr 81.
"Harr aIgunas semanas-dIjO Ne
rriwraihcr-lIrgui a Monterrey "ol
10000 pesos en- biIIetcS. De est
rantidad. i0.50O pesos cran de los
h. emission de MOnclova Y tOdo.
pstabau rpconOcidos como Waldo,
y rcSollados por eI general Ange-
les. Pucdo probarIo con cl testimO-
hio del consul americana ALI.
"Fui a Torrc6n-cOnlinu6 dicien-
10y prcscntc mi din"rO. Enton-
res fui aprchendido y lieyadO a Il
rarcel. dondc 50 me tuvo encerra-
Io duranle cincO dias. Las autOri-
ladies' hicieron averiguaciones so
bre la calidad de mis- bjIIetes y POI
dltimO. fui puestO en- libertad. S.
m" di6 una satisfaction pOr 10 Cue
se me habia hechO conmigO: Sc M
ievolvieron los billeteS; Sc me de-
'lar6 que cstOs cran perfeclamcntr
bu"nOs Y Sc rcconOci6 que Sc ma
bia comctido un error al reducir-
seine & prisi6n.
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Ii lucha del......
VIene de Ia pagina >.

como digo antes, os~tentando ell cam
peonato mundial que he conquista-
do en- buena lid.
81 Willard llega a vencerme, 10
IOgrara Gnicamente despu6s de I'm
match que dar& que hablar al mum
do entero. Ell tendra que probar
que es ell boxeador de peso compile
to, de mayor empuje y fuerza que
eI mundO haya conocido jamas, 81
es que quiere Obtener ell tftulo que
70 pOseO.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-04-03
InduIto de dos condenados q muerte

PONTEVEDRA, Abril 1o.-En es-
ia ciudad Sc han notado los efectos
de la c~omiseracion y lastima hacia
dos sentenciados a la pena de muer-
tie que debian entrar en- capilla esta
misma tarde para que la justicia de
los hombres sea cumplida.
Para arrancar a estas dos mujere'
de la pena capital a que estan con
denadas celebrose en- esta ciudad uns
manifestation que fu6 presidida pc!
ell obispo de esta diocesis pidiendc
q indulto de ambas ~condenadas.
Los elementos republicanos de es
ia ciudad tambien Sc han undo a es.
ia demanda por su parte y ~telegrafia
ron al diputado radical senior Alejan-
dro Lerroux en- ell prOpio sentido.
Ell leader en- atenci6n a esta peti
cion yisit6 al presidente del conse
10 de ministries senior Dato, trasla
dandole los deseos de los republica
nos pontevedreses.
Ell jefe del gabinete espanol con
voc6 rapidamente q Consejo extra
ordinario de Ministries y tratado e.
81 ell asunto objeto de l a peticion rel
terada de P~ontevedra, acordo des
pu6s de estudiarlo acceder q los de
secs indicados que era los de- re:
de indultar a las condenadas.
Fl senior Dato le comunico asi .
ex-ministro senior Besada, que COZ
los parlamentarios gallegos esperabs
en- ell edificio de Ia Presidential dc
C~onsejo con impaciencia el rcsultad'
de la reunion de los ministries.
Ambas ~condenadas tan pronto CO
mo fu6 conccida oficialmente la NJ
ticia del indulto fueron eXtraidas d
Ia capilla, causando este hechO II
gran regocijo en- esta ciudad.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-04-03

rente 8 Ia Independence. -. SOS
Los Observation-Disclosures
del relate de IA i~nsurrecci6n contra
ESpana. SO.fo
Memorials de IN Guerrillero. His
toria de Ia Guerra de Reforma s o. rs
La Majestad CaiGa.-Novela histo-
rica de la revolucion maderista S O. so
Epopeyas de nj Patria: Benito
Juarez.-La Intervention Francesa,
Ell imperio.-E triunfo de Ia Re-
Observation-Disclosures de Juan de Dios
Pea. Edici6n de lujo ilustrads con
-etratOs = Vstas. $2.GO
Historic general de Mexico, por
Zarate.-Bien empastada. -. $3.50
Episodes Militares Mexicanos O.
bra de interes para los 2fectos g Co
nocer nuestras grandiosas luchas por
IA Hbertad. Trata de Ia Guerra de In
d~ependeucia y Ia Invasion America
ma , tomOS. $3.50
Historic del Pueblo Mexicano.-So
berbio resumen de historic patria,
con numerosos grabados de vistas,
mOnumentos, ~retratos, etc.-dos to-
mos pasta tela. ......... S2.Oe
Historic de Mexico, por Verdia,
desde los primeros tierpos hasta Ia
caida del segundo Imperio.-Un to-
mo tela. SS.UV
Historic Patria, por don Justo Sic
RIA, uustrada con grabados. $3.50
De Porhrio Diaz a Francisco Madero.
05ra pol.tica de actualidad, Por ell DR..
Lara
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-04-03
Soldado condecorado.

MADRID, Abril 1o.-El general
Echagiie, Ministro de la Guerra, ha
acordado conceder una cruz del Meri-
to Militar al soldado Santamarina, de.
Ia cuarta especial en- ell ~servicio obi
gatorio.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-04-03
Huerta anda de viaie.

MALAGA, Abril 1o.-El general
Huerta, Presidente Provisional que
fu6 de Mexico, Y que Sc encuentra en-
Espana desde su fuga de aquelIa ma
ci6n, ha llegado en- union de sus IA
miliares a esta ciudad. donde Sc pro-
pone permanecer una temporada.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-04-03
Salte6dores por hambre.

SEVILLA. Abril 1o.-Cinco obre-
ros hambrientos azuzados por Ia nece-
sidad han atacado armados a los via
ieros en- los caminos asaltandoleS J
robandOles.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-04-03
LLEGARAN A GUAYMAS LAS
FUERZAS DE URBALEJO.
Viene dc la Pag. la.)
LEGO TN vapOr carbOncrO.

Aver a la 1 p. m. fondc6 en- este
puerto cl vapor carboncro II. 5. 5.
Nashan', con cargamento de ar
bon para los buQucs americanos
que So encuentran en- las costaS del
.PacificO. Y una vez que tcrmine de
proveer de carbon al ]canOnerO
Denver, que = encuenira ancladO
en- este puerto. saldra con cores
pondencia para la Paz, Mazat!dn
V ManZanillO.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-04-03
tuiria una locura.
Dos cadaveres mas.

MADRID, Abril 1o-Se h"T o.
traido dos ~cadaveres mas &c las minas
de Cabeza de Buey en- las que ocu-
rri6 recientemente una catastrofe a
consecuencia de una explosion.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-04-03
E0ESLAS.

Poesias de Antonio Pl2za.... $3.50
Pasionarias Obras poeJicas de Ma
nuel II. Flores. 5000
P0asias de Manuel AcunG. Aumen-
tadas con el hermosO drama Ell pa
SadO" $1,000. ....,,...., , V.oV
Los Trovadores de Mexico. Hermosa
collection de poesias de n~uestroS
mejo-ss autores. A Ia rustica. s $50
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-04-03
NovELAs A 20 CTS. cADA UNA.

El becerro de GRO.
e. MILO maldito.
La lucla por el amor.
E. manuscrito de mi madre.
Maria, po- Jorge Lsaacs.
81 cura de alde&
Dora.
AZuc5n&
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-04-03
NOTICIAS DE ESPANA
Viene de la pagina 3.
nerativo.

nerativo.
La notification del acuerdo de los
~ranaderos ha causado general sensa-
ci0n en- toda la ciudad.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-04-03
NovELAs A IS. CTS. cADA UNA

Malditas sean las mujeres.
Malditos sean los hombres.
Maltitas sean las suegreA
Arte 5e bUscar marIdo.
ms Evas mOdernas.
Fl noviO preSJ2dO
Ia hija de las flores.
VI purgatorio de las solters2.
e. Paraiso &c las mujersA.
e. inferno de los hombIeS.
Viva nj nova.
q hada de los mares.
So Majestad Ell AUoE.
&aldito sea el Amor
La Princeca del Dollar.
Amor Y Martirio.
La hija de Venus.
Poroue Sc casan los hombres.
/ PorGue Sc casan las mujereS.
/ PorGue pecan las muJeres.
/ PorGue murmuran las UeiHR.
: PorGue reinciden las viudas.
/ FL collar de esmeraldas.
Las hijas de champagne
/ Ell nido de ruisenOres.
/ Las obreras del amor.
Marina 0 Ia hiia de las olaS.
/ Pasionaries de amor
/ 81 81 de las ninas,
La yiuda allegro.
La nina de los jazmines.
OBRAs De VICTOR HUGO.
FL hombre cue RE. ....... SOS
Cartas a Ia nOvia.......... 0.Ss
La leyenda de los siglos 80. "o.6e
! V,eSs-a Sa1ora de Paris. "O.6s
Ee7 10 Islandia o Ell Hombre File
- sos
n Ara Terrible .....,... "O.7t
Los N:serabIes 2 tomos..... I.st
Los Trabajadores del Mar. "o.ss
ri Noyanta 2 Tres. Episodes de Il
pevoIuci6n frances 1890. $O.7'
0;o. "G.7s
n Dasf5arro.............. "O.9i
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-04-03
Sigucn los a%trOpellOs.

- , .-,,Y-
-o"'Iiuo q I'Ioi mani 'ollip"-
,nno,.I do ,.onI,s 10 10 conno5i,
Ie MADEIRA. Las autoridades de este
lugar reconocieron los billeteS que
traIa y los decIararon DuenoS; pc
10 al eHiPfehdeF ul hueNo NlaJe' -
"' "P'' u'' "''i '' "''Uo"' : -
.I ~ Co.h,,ua r. n,;a, a,-nI;
.oci6n . II srcod;do o. l., de n1c
.Xiste alguna ]tirantez de relaciOnes
entire Angeles y Ramirez, que es eI
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-04-03
RELIGION.

Ia imitaci6n de Cristo. ..... $3.50
Catscismo de RjPalda. 90
Lavaile NcEiC2nO ........ O.6G
Ancora dc salvacioL. $50
La Azucena- DeYocionariO para las
Hifas De Maria. $3.50
Comulgadov General. go. "o.7s
Psaue5o Lavalle de Ia juventud, 0
deyCciOuqrio del cristi2no... 500
Cgrso de tilosoiia elemental, por
Balme5. Conr:ene logica, metaf!sica,
eaca etc................ $l.25
Dev0ci0nario guadalupa1C. "O.25
Catecismo de Perseverancia. 90
Los Narrires, 0 el triunfo de IA Reli-
zion Cristiana. Lib-o cuya lectura
nos hace asis-i- q Ia lucha De dos
ggEeraciones -contrarias: IA una arma
ia con los arreos dc Ia ~ferocidad, =
"a otra con simbolo redentor. e. $ 90
e Genie del CristianisnO. Esca
obra, como Ia anterior, es de las me
jores para los hogares. Ambas estan
editadas 2 TODD lujo........ 81 90
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-04-03
oBRAs PoETIcAs DE PEA.

Car+os del Hogar So.35
Poesfss e-Sco1iigs. 1850
e Arpa del Amor......... LIS
E1o-as del Alna .......... LIS
uofas DE- Narga~ita. Collection de
~ss- Observation-Disclosures. $o.s5
E9zsr 81 Ha,.Ia. Edic16a DC lujo LIS
Rarneglos y E~speranz&s. Edicion De
Tf7f,. ........... SI.25
Las elCri2s d. Mexico. Collection de
compos,cIOnes . ta patrla y a sus ne
r0es aU-se
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ESPIRITISNC

ESPIRITISMO
Zone es 81 sspirfHzmo2..... go.75
b6ras D-6s-u-las de Eardec. "O.75
ct hDrO de los mediums. O.75
Ii Genesis, los ni.agros y las predl-
.fones. SO.75
III Tibro De los esufritUs... "0.TS
Il Eva1geio saEl5 Il espI-Irls-
no ......-.. .... So.75
ri Glsio ? e. mE5, % .,.. &o.7s
EISTOR
FL Sol de Msyo. &eEsvsa as de "a In
tsryer-i6n. Con grsDados..- $I.Co
z! CerrO de las Cam2Enas. Con
Fet-atos de parsonajes b.~st6~icos...
ssss.s ? A.OS
Sacardote y Csudiio. Obra ysfe-
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Como &c triunfa en- Ia vida. Obrs
educativa de utilidad practica, cue
contiene 20 lecciones de la vida dia-
ris. Enseha 10 que debe hacerse Pc
"a slcanzar exto en- los negoclos, en-
al estudio, en- 10 que ell hombre Sc
propongs. Ed L obrs muy utiL..
Iuybel en- camaana (pastorelal Sc. 40c
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-04-03
OBRAs DIVERSAS.
Don Quijote de Ia Mancha. La

La Voz de Is Naturaleza. COLLECTION
de hermosas historias y novelas mo-
rales. 81 .ZS
Manual de agriculture = ganade-
ria. Indispensable para Ia genie de
campo. Con grsbsdOs. ..... $I.25
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-03-23

public school lands; 81 and other considera-
Automobiles Licensed.
s3lI-L. j. Guchrist. 119 West Rio Granue
street. five passenger Hupmoblie-
agI2-A HermosillO. 10001z East boule-
ward. five passenger Briscoe.
3313-F W Thomas SIS North CampoeA
street, Oakland roadster ...
SSH. s Morris. 3241 Hueco street,
five passenger Ford NJ.
2s15-slyrtu CobIeutz. 11f5 East RIO
Grande street; Cadillac
S51s-Dicl1 Key Wright apartments;
es ssi7@ DeseHs'T HaT&ths $500 Frutas street,
s5iS-samuei H.. Wolfe. so9 Mesa avenue;
Hariey-Davidson motorcycle
Licensed to We'd
Juan T. Licou TO Aurelia Baray-
Philip p. Atwood TO Edith Turner
Antonio Franco to- Ramona Beltrsn
Jose Terau 20 Alvina Sosa-
Rafael CauO TO Ramona Ironco2o-
Deaths.
Ceieva Pabou. 7151a Broadway Marcn =
aged three months; burial Concordla Gene
Sy5iIr Co-Jova Park street. March 81;
aged years; burial Concordia cemetery
gertrude Rivera. 300 Rivera street.
March a. aged 10 months burial OoA-ol una
1Tenrr IyfIharber. eruptfve hospital. March
-, aged 81 years, burial place unalnoll e.
Louis T. Ryan. Hotel Mccoy, Aarch ~,
aged 81 years; burial Evergreen cemetery
4
me Adant. 400 Fourth street, March %.
aged one year. burial Concordia cemetery
George Bezanson Hotel Dieu March Il.
aged 90 years. burial Evergreen cemetery
81. Fr "a. Rios. rs Broadway. March q.
aged 40 years; burial Concordia cemetery
Tobn C,balfact Griffith. Hamilton street.
block 135. March 90. aged 40 years; burial
Lexington. Ky --,.
90 san born; burial Concordia cemetery
March % 49,
CO. age not known. burial Coneordia GENE
terry March % ..-r
March u. aged one year; burial Evergreen
cemetery March % .-,
Fsperidion Valenzueia- county hospital.
March Il. aged p years; burial Concorcia
cemetery March o. ,
Don EcCoun. 1880 Wyoming street. Aafeii
T. azed % years; burial Evergreen Gene
tsry March 90 .-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-03-23
Busher Ran Faster Than the Crowd
-:II:- ILL -:l:- -:lI:- -:II:-
All Around Athlete Not Appreciated
BY FRANK G. 5IENKE.

-HE busher said. THE game in
question was one that was to de-
Il eide a championship. a barrel Of
money had been bet on the outcome.
The score stood . to I in our favor in
the last half of the ninth. The other
team, having its last bat had a man on
second ana another on third There
were two out"
Yes? b-eathlessly.
well the batter drove q high fly in
my direction. IT landed right in my
hsnds-lnd I dropped it, the men on
second and third scOoted across the
plate with the tying and winning runs.
and then the crowd that had bet money
on our side broke from the stands and
made dash for me-
What did YOU do27
I did six miles in u minutes"
One OF the western papers recently
unlimbered into one
A weary looking citizen, standing
in front Of the exit Of a newspaper Of
flee, aCcosted a reporter, and said:
say, the sportin editors these days
don't know what to do with good
story when they get one
"Zat-so2' commented the reporter
-'HOWs that2'
Well answered the complaining
one I'm the fellow who established q
great record today I ran a mile, swan
a mile rowed a boat a mile. rode horse
back mile walked mile, and rode-a
motorcycle a mile ana I did all those
,hinEs in SO minutes and 81 seconds"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-03-23

We'll sir I went in to see the sport
in editor and Z told him about my
marvellous accomplishment. And do you
know what he saId2'
No, answered the reporter slip
me the news
"Well, after I finished telling that
spOrtin' editor about my marvellous ac-
complishent, he looked at me for a
second or so. and then he said;
Gosh, mister, YOU must be tired. Sit
down and rest yourself"
:.
Charlie Rigler, who umpires in the
National league, recently told this one
about himself
Some years ago 7 landed the job Of
umpiring the Army-Navy baseball
game. As I strutted from the entrance
toward my position behind the plates
the crowd broke into one Of the widest
kind Of cheering / have ever heard
Ny walk carried me over full length
of the field and as cheering continued
throughout my entry, / can tell you
was a very proud young fellow"
Rigler paused
rs that the END Of the story? some
one asked.
I wish it Were-but If isn't" an
sWered Rigler; Il thought those fellows
were cheering for me until ] reached
home plute and eXcanEed greetings
with my fellow umpire. Then I
learned otherwise"
Who were they cheering2"
Theodore Roosevelt happened to en-
ter the stand at the same time that ]
entered the field" answered Rigler.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-03-23

street. March 20. aged 2S years. burial Con-
cordia cemetery March 81
William A. SegaI Tucson Ariz-. March 4s.
aged s. years; burial Concordia cemetery
March Il.
Thomas Grigsby. jr.. southern Pacific
hospital Houston. March ls, aged 50 years
burial Concordia cemetery
Petra Alvarado. 1920 Florence street
March 81. aged ~ years. burial Coueordia
cemetery March %
susan Smith. 1890 Cypress street March
10. aged 70 years; burial Concordia Gene
terry March o.
Ramona Hernandez. Broadway, March
20. aged one year, burial Concordia Gene
yra- SEINE. sos south oregon street
March 90. aged 81 years; burial Concordia
cemetery March o.
James IT. Norris Hotel Dieu- March 60
AGED 81 years. Burial Salem. Ind
Births-lIale.
To Mrs. Cruz Bustamente- 2-l5 Bassett
avenue March 10 twins hoy and girl-
To Mrs. Frank Cox, St Marks hospital;
Feb. o.
To Mrs Roy Barnett Leslie Altura boule-
ward ana Park street, March T.
Births-Female.
To AIRS Joe Cabin Manning. St Marx s
hospital March g.
TO Mrs. Leo Higdon. St. Marks hospital;
To Mrs. Antonio Campos. 500 Oregon
street, March is.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-03-23
BOWLING
INDTSTRTAI LEAGUE
BY Il. E. POWERS

There were some decided upsets OF form
-n The Industrial league games ON the Cactus
club alleys Monday night Globe Mills.
league leaders. dropped three straight 10
El Paso Laundry. the millers hanging up
some very mediocre scores The laundry
men, on the other hand. rolled steadily and
made the very creditable team total OF 1891
Cunningham. Of the Laundry. rolled both
the high single and the high total, with
III and sos. respectively
Ia the other match, Cement Plant upset
the dope FOR the Weston Dairy Lunch by
making a clean sweep OF the three games
Cole. of the Cement Plant. rolled 1g9 for
the high single, and 532 for the high aggre-
gate
As result Of Monday nights games the
championship Of the Industrial league is a
very open proposition
The official scores follow
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-03-23
BORDER STATES TENNIS MEET
IS SCHEDULED FOR MAY &c

New York. March 23-The schedule
of tournament dates officially sane
toned by the United States National
Lawn Tennis association for 1856
was given out Monday night by Robert
D. Wrenn, president, and included the
following: May &c. FL PasO Country
club, Fl Paso. Texas. Border States
Tennis association, border states cham
piOnship.
June q. Oklahoma City Golf and
Country club. Oklahoma City, Okla;
Oklahoma state championship.
August 80, Denver Country club.
Denver. Colo; Colorado state cham
rfoueHfn
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-03-23
I AND DAILY ARE TIED
IN BILLIARD TOIRN AHENT
HIEh An

Chicago, III, March 23-Wuliam
Huey of Chicago lost his first game
Monday night in the worlds three
cushion billiard championship tOurna-
ment here and now is tied with John
DAILY Of New York for first place. each
having seven victories and one defeat
Days win over Jevne I'm the third
game today secured him second place
and HUey's defeat in the final game OF
the day made il a tie Charles Ellis OF
Cleveland defeated Huey 50 to a IN 81
innings, his high runs being. II and s.
Huey ran six
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-03-23

good marks lately and he didn't neglect thS
advertising Groth got an idea that IL
program man could bowl so could a Jockey
s. challenge for q supper prize was then
sent in and the match arranged II took
place on the Wigwam alleys Monday night.
and while billiard won. IL wasn't by any
big margin Groth gave an excellent ac-
count Of himseIE The scores.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-03-23

All jury zerIDt I'D to and including
treasurer's number 5g,127 viii be paid
on presentation TO the county treasurer
J. ID. Ponder,
Advertisements County Treas.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-03-23

An Overland car which was stolen from
the contracting firm Of Jennings q Woods
Monday night was recovered by the police
Tuesday on Mills street 1t was taken while
parked downtown Monday evening and was
hard driven