El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-01-12

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John, John the mayors son,
Stole some paint and away he run,
He marked white lines on the street
To tell where to walk with our feet.
Pat the Office Boy
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hTZ ARTOFFEL-BROD, or "a ~
bread as it is called, which is
~ being used in the German
army and which the kaiser endorsed
for the use Of every household in Ger
many is made of two part wheat flour
and one part potato flour and is less
expensive than the pure wheat bread.
although not as nourishing,' said 3. M
G. Williams This flour is made of
ground, evaporated powdered potatoes.
The process in bread making is about
the same as the wheat bread, but the
potato flour absOrbs very great deal
of water and the bread will keep fresh
for longer time. 1t is an inferior ar
ticle of food to wheat bread rs the poC
tato contains less of the elements that
are nourishfng than the wheat 1t is
fair substitute for wheat bread
with the beginning of the second
term of school the last OF this month,
we expect the addition Of enough ca
diets for the high school cadet corps
to form two companies said Lieut..
Martin Shallenberger, of the 18th in
fantry. who is in command OF the ca
diets. The drill time will be changed
from the afternoon to the morning and
that will enable a number. of the stu
dents to join the corps, who are inter-
ested but who work in the afternoons
after school and so have not been able
to attend drill The new freshmen class
will also bring good number of ca
diets to the corps
Frank Young, the manager Of the
, Poor Little Rich Girl company, was
with our company playing the Hustler
back in 1891 said Maj. Charles a.
Davis. ASSOCIATED with us was my
brother Tom Davis and we had
kind, which did a big business Mr..
Young's father, William Young, was
known as the leading playwright years
ago and he dramatized Ben Hur and
many other famous plays
'Los Angeles claims to be the largest
city in California now" said Andrew F.
Wade. LAS a matter Of fact, if Los An
geles confined herself to the city proper
she would not be as large as San Fran
cisco But the city takes in the various
suburbs, a distance of many miles and
in this way does have the largest pOpu-
lation Of any city in the state The
coast is pretty quiet just now, but the
boosters keep things going. The vast
amounts Of money put up by San Diego
and San Francisco for the expOsitions
has in a way worked hardship on those
cities"
Il wish again to warn the people OF
FL Paso against the pickpocket," said
chief of police 7. y. Davis. we expect
many visitors from various sections OF
the country as a result Of our Made in
FL Paso' exhibit, and wherever the
crowds. there also are the pickpockets.
1t is advisable for every person upon
mi a Ia
his valuables and take such precau-
lions as viii make it difficult for pick
pockets to get at. his pockets
eThe coming to FL Paso Of the South
western Metal Manufacturing company
from Albuquerque, means that other
cities are realizing the value of FL
Paso as a commercial center for the
southwest" said A. P. Coles. There are
also a number of other manufacturing
concerns that are planning to come to
Fl Paso to locate. Ell Paso not only is
constantly. fulfilling its promise Of big
things but is continually charging the
promise"
plan for the cattlemen's conven-
ton are shaping up well and there is
every indication that hundreds will at
tend the big meeting" said Burt Orn-
dorff. There will be plenty of attrac-
tions here and besides this, many cat
tlemen who are on their way TO San
stock association, which meets late in
March. will stop over in Ell Paso to at
tend the Panhandle convention. From
present indications the convention this
year will draw a larger attendance than
the one three years. ago, which was a
record breaker"
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"The news that the many issues Of
currency in Mexico are to be withdrawn
and one standard issue put in circula-
ton is most cheering to all business
men," said E. 2. StUtzdorff, Of Aguas-
caIientes 1T is an old axiom that bad
money always drives out bad and only
the worst issues are now in circulation.
Merchants are forced to quote a dozen
different prices, depending on the
money issued. This of course, has de-
moraIized business. The convention
government is doing a real service to
the republic in standardizing Mexican
currency.