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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-07-18
W. W. MILAN Endorsed for High
ONCE.

A special session of the Grand Lodge
was held Friday evening in the West
lodge room of l. o. o. F.. Hall The
meeting was called by a petition sign
ed by over 100 representatives of the
Grand Lodge. who petitioned Grand
Master W. J. Rick 20 call the meet
ing for the purpose of indorsing
Grand Representative W. NJ MILAN as
candidate for the Office of deputy
grand sire of the Sovereign Grand
Lodge A unanimous Endorsement was
passed by the members Of the Grand
Lodge. copy of which will he mailed
10 each of the Grand Lodges and
grand representative of the Sovereign
Grand Lodge. Grand Representative
MILAN has served in the Sovereign
Grand Lodge as representative from
this jurisdiction for the past six wears
ana for many years prior to that time
rendered great service to the Sow
erelGn Grand Lodge in an official ca
pacitN. Mr. MILAN from his entrance
IN the Sovereign Grand Lodge as
representative has been recognized
Tor MS legal ability. being appoint
eu member on the committee of
appeals where he has served con-
unuously. He is also a member of the
committee on printing this being one
OF the most important committees re-
iaihs 10 the business management of
lhe order. The next meeting of the
sovereign Grand Lodge will be held In
san francisco. Cal. in September.
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Tents of the Maccabees.
Calendar.

Jult le-Ns.ional Tent No. J. old Masonic Tenn
pie; Anaoostia Tent. No, :. Masonic Hall. Anacus.
tia.
July 0-Mount Vernon Tent No. 4. Masonic Tenn
pie. Eighth and streets northeast: Brightwood
Tent, No. 5. Maccshee Hail. Bnghtwood.
July Z-Dutrict Tent. No. 8. Four nd-a-haf and
G streets .outhwes
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-07-18

foot race for men over II years, first
prize. bill case. c. H. Shrout: second
prize. fancy suspenders, j. F. Risdon:
third prize, fancy carriers. W. II. Wick
ersham. large delegation of member.
from Maryland accompanied Federal
City members on the trip
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-07-18
Calanthe Lodge Receives APpIica-
lions.

Calanthe Lodge. No. II, held an inter-
esting meeting Monday night, at which
discussions of interest to the lodge were
held and a number of applit atoms Tor
membership received.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-07-18
Interestine Article Published.

A recent issue of the Pythian Advocate,
of Minneapolis, Mimi, of which Gen.
Fred f. Wheaton. supreme keeper OF
records and seal. IL editor, contained an
article on brotherhood, or the Star OF
Fraternity" by John Phillips Meakin.
past grand chancellor Of Utah. who has
been a resident of this city for several
years.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-07-18
Knights of Columbus.
Moonlight River Trip Planned,


In lieu of the regular meeting of
Washington Council scheduled for
tuesday evening, July 81. the council
VIII hold a moonlight excursion on the
steamer William l. Davis, which ha,
oeen chartered for Monday evening,
July rs. when the members of Wash
ington Council, with the ladies as spe-
ciai guests. will enjoy a forty-mile
ride down the Potomac. A band con-
cert, dancing and special musical
program has been provided for the
entertainment of the guests who will
accompany the members on this trip.
Potomac Council Hears Reports.
Potomac Council met last Monday
evening. with Deputy Grand Knight
walter l. Plant, presiding. Reports
were received from Frank L. Hewitt.
chairman; William G. Feeley, secre-
tary, and Benjamin F. Myers. treas
urer' OF The anniversary committee.
showing that nearly 1900 persons at
tended the recent celebration of the
council at Chesapeake Beach, which
was declared a splendid success A
vote or thanks was extended by the
council to the committee Of arrange
ments.
Dramatic Club to Give Performance.
The knights of Columbus Dramatic
club will present a forty-minute COM
edy entitled The Obstinate Family"
at the Columbus Country Club, on
Wednesday evening, July IS, at 8
O'Clock. Admission free to members and
prospective members and the ladies'
Dancing will follow the performance.
Spaidfng Council Enjoys Program.
Spalding Council met last Thursday
evening. The entertainment provided
by Lecturer Merkling was enjoyed by
the numerous members present Seven
applications for membership were re-
ceiVed. Grand Knight ]. Rozier Biges
announced that the candidates would
receive the first and second degree.
next Friday evening and that arrange
ments were under way for an exem-
pIihcation of the major degree at an
early date.
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big Reunion Planned.

me zen Mar Reunion committee
Ieports mat arrangements have been
LOT the reunion of all members
or the order residing I'm PennsvIv.n,,
Maryland. West Virginia. yirrini, snG
the District of Columbia on August I,
addresses will be delivered by prom
ihent members of the order and the
grand masters from the several iur,s-
aictons represented will he present
fast Grand Master Thompson requests
an members of the committee to mee,
nun IN l. o. Q. F. Hall Friday evening.
July 20. at S O'Clock
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Knight Rank to BE Presented.

Amaranth Lodge. No. IS will resume
work tomorrow night after brief sum-
mer vacation with the presentation of
the Knight rank.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-07-18
Knights Of Pythias Events.
Calendar.

LODGES.
July ls-Amaranth. No. 3. knight rank Century.
No. %.
July 3o-wehster M. :: Excelsior. No. Il; Cap
tal. No. "A: Myrtle. No. q.
July N-Mount Vernon No. 5; Equal. No. Il.
July 2-HaImony No. q.
July S-sua-usians No. 10: Rathbone- Superior.
No -, called Of.
PYTHIAN SISTERS.
July 70 Monthly meeting Fast Chiefs Association.
July n-Friehdship Temple. No. 9.
July Z3-Rathhone Temple No. s.
HALL ASSOCIATION.
July l9-NIon,hly meeting. board of directors.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-07-18

DIR. j. S. Arnold, examiner for National
Tent No !. has gone on his vacation.
and will not return until August 10.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-07-18
Central Lodge to Have Busy Ses-

Central Lodge. No. l. will have a
busy session Friday evening. when re-
ports will be made by the several
committees. recently appointed to sub
nit ways and means for comforting
the degrees by the recently organized
degree team. Capt W. P Humphrey.
the degree director. requests all mem
bers to be present. The newly elected
officers which were installed at the
last meeting also have several mat
tiers. il is reported. that they will sub
nit for the consideration of the lodge
Central Lodge is the mother lodge of
this jurisdiction, having been insti-
tuted by the founder OF the order
Grand Sir Wildey. at very early
date.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-07-18
Eastern Lodge Confers Degrees.

EASTERN Lodge JOnferN DeErees.
The reports from Eastern Lodge. No
:. show activity. The degree team
under the direction of Past Grand w
f. Lawson conferred the degree fol
Beacon Lodge recently and also upon
several candidates of Eastern Lodge
The degree will be conferred at the
next meeting.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-07-18

Fraternal Council met in their council
chamber for their regular July meeting
Senator Dunbar and District Manager
BuGden gave interesting talks
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-07-18

The initiatory degree will be con-
ferred Tuesday night at the meeting
OF Mount Pleasant Lodge. No. %,
Fourteenth and Kenyon streets north
west. On Wednesday night the lodge
will he guest OF honor at an open
meeting OF MI. Neho Encampment, No.
s. which meets in the same lodge
room. and Noble Grand Swingle urges
every member of his lodge to be pres
ent. musical and literary program
has been arranged, as well as some
thing for the inner man.
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Plans for Excursion to he COnsid-
cred.

cred.
The initiatory degree will he con-
ferred at the meeting of Harmony
Lodge. No. 9. on Wednesday by the
degree team under the direction of
H. l.. Lybrand. Reports will be MADE
by several committees having in
charge the annual excursion to Ches-
apeake Beach on August Is A special
program of races. games and other
amusements of the day will he sub
mitted by the subcommittee on amuse-
ments.
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Mn.ter NasOn's Degree Scheduled.

BENJAMIN r. French Lodge. No. ID.
F 4 A NJ viii have work IN the
Master Masors degree tomorrow
night TO he conducted by the master
of the lodge.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-02-11

Paso next Wednesday morning when
eYou bet you will-you sure win, ="
from the crowd.
'I mean I will be the happiest man
whether I am elected, or defeated
.eWe are going to win = you will work
and I promise to get rid of this green
stain out here and want you to come
down to the city hall, that mayor Kelly
calls his office-and kick me out II
elected I will give the people OF II
Paso a square deal the same square
deal to all alike and no special IN
terests can ask for favors that are not
right"
KeIIy's Dog and Pony Show.
Judge Dan NJ Jackson also, spoke at
the Piedras and Alameda meeting.
Kelly is coming with his heated tent
and his dog and pony show" he said.
He has never been here since the last
election, although he may have passed
on your beautiful corduroy road.
Naughter.)
This safety first thing was brought
here by Ed L. Tinker from New YOrk.
He rode back from Juarez the night
Villa took the town for the 118th time
in his little 'Flivver' that looked like
a wheelbarrow. When the shots started
falling around him he yelled safety
first and did mile in so flat. When
there were 9055 poll taxes paid, Kelly
thought of TAnker's gallant cry and
yelled: Safety first as he started for
the foothills.
Kelly is crying over his town worse
than any preacher. He threatened to
SINCE the cats, but he found that Tom
Lea came out the widest kind of
wild cat and now he is yelling safety
first for someone to help him turn
him loose.
Listen to Kelly and you'd think he
was the first man who ever put foot
on the North American continent; that
he struck the shackles from 5000, 600
slaves; that he was the first man who
settled on the Rio Grande; that he was
the man who dug the Panama canal
but he fooled badly on the disposal
plant that does not dispose. He has
never got one ounce of this green wa
ter out here disposed Of in his disposal
plant
safety First Button NOn-UniOn.
Il have seen red buttons with this
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-02-11

safety first and Kelly's picture on ~.
I will ask YOU union men if you can
find a union label on II
"NO-no-it's not there
THAT color should not have been red;
it should have been yellow, Tor heIly
has streak Of yellow In MIN as OIs
as this stove r. B. Stevens owns as
much property in East III Paso as any
other one man and he will not neglect
East Ell PasO nor permit the streels 70
run green with stagnant water rs
will also see that money appropriated
for improvements is not misappropIl-
ated.
why does Kelly want to be mayor
"It cannot be a desire to perpetuate
his name in history Kelly mas alreauy
done that Some men run for office pc
cause they know more than their Iel-
low men. But Kelly admits this. some
men may want TO leave their picture IN
the city hall Kelly has his there. he
has often said that he held the offlce
at a great personal sacrifice
Why Does Kelly Want Offices
why does Henry Kelly want to be
mayor another term2
Henry Kelly won't answer 1t ana II
he did it would make every man in this
community sick at his stomach.
In the paper recently Kelly sent out
an ad saying. Look what j have done
IN the same paper was a picture q j.
G! McGrady's home. He ought to be
grateful to Kelly for building this for
him. There was also a picture of the
Turney home with the invitation to
look what Kelly did for him. Kelly did
contribute as literally as expected 10
the Turney home.
you know that the alta Vista shcOol
was built in violation Of the Texas
eight hour law. Think about that you
union men,
Ell Paso never had a cleaner whittier,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-02-11
ANTI RING HAS MEETINGS;
'RING" MEETING TONIGHT

Mexican voters filled the hail on Ma
coffin avenue in East Ell Paso Wednes-
day night to hear Tom Lea. judge Dan
Jackson, and a number of Spanish
American speakers. The hall was filled
with Mexican voters who applauded the
candidates and the speakers who spoke
to them in their own language.
A meeting Of the negro voters was
held at the corner Of Second and Vir-
ginia streets Wednesday evening at
which addresses were made by Judge
Dan NJ Jackson, Tom Lea and Judge
w. B. Ware.
This evening the ring" viii have
mass meeting at the auditorium on
Mills street at which W. H. Burgess has
promised to answer some of the criti-
eisms of the ring" administration.
Mayor Kelly, A S. J. Eylar and Capt.
Juan Hart will also speak.
Friday night the anti ring will have
a mass meeting in the auditorium at
which Tom Lea. judge Jackson and
the other speakers of the opposition
viii discuss city affairs.
Your neighbOr knows that clean coal
and fun weights mean fuel economy. Do
you2 r. c. Semple, successor South
western Fuel Co, phone 531.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-02-11

squarer man than Tom Lea (cheers).
Billy McSain started the story that fig
ures cannot lie He made the county
audit and lost his job, but he told them
the facts
Gould Not shoot Lea.
Talk about shooting Tom Lea in
Mexico If he would stand sideways
there is not a marksman in the re-
public who could hit him 0aughter).
They say I have spent a lot for
baiIiffs in running down and punlshlng
criminals. Joseph Miraculous Nealoni
whose whole family is on the city pay
roll. says they only spent $500 for
baiIfffs when he was district attorney
But the district attorney now is on the
job and is not spending his time IN
different places and depending upon
Jimmie J Murphy. It is to laugh, Tor
the mention Of that mans name is a
CONTINUED on Page III
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-02-11
Transforms Complexion;
Wins Social Favors


HAD I been unable to transform my
complexion so quickly. so completely by an
unique process had just learned Of. I
never could have attended the Charity
Ball. A certain social favorite. a picture
OF loneliness at the great event told me
this. Il had been much run down she
said '.F hen beheld myself in the mirror
after a nights troubled sleep. I saw I was
becoming heavy-eyed and pale I could
not take. and attend the ball the long
rest my physician advised A friend sug-
geste4sI get an ounce Of mercolized wax
Et the druggists and use it as I would
cold cream. did-the result IS apparent.
in week ] had a. new complexion The
wax took off the old skin so gradually
there was no discomfort Now you see the
fresh, bright underslIn, with its youthful
glow and expression.
The worry lines and wrinkles. which
had become quite numerous / removed
very easily by simply bathing my face every
morning in a harmless lotion made by dis
solving an ounce Of powdered saxolite in
half pint Of witch hazel. You see the
result-my skin as smooth and firm as
schoolgirls Allen Cooper in Home Queen.
Advertisement.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-02-11
kelly ATTACKS THE GRAND JURY;
TAXES ANOTHER RAP AT AN0NETT
Says He Does Not Know If He is Worth $4,000 or
Less, but He Got It All by Paying His Debts; At
tacks Judge Jackson, A. P. Coles, "Dick" Dud-
ley and Says He Is Winter Than Jackson.

6tT SEE by tonights Herald that
Bill Amonett had nothing to say
concerning the things 1 said
about him in my speech last night. The
reason is that he can't answer what I
had to say about him"
This statement was made by mayor
g 70. Kelly at the precinct meeting
held at the corner of Wyoming and
virginia streets Wednesday night.
Many women and children have
suffered because of him" continued
the mayor. Why, gentlemen and
dear women. he has caused more suf-
lerlng TO women and children in this
city than any man I know Of 1t has
cost FL Paso more to look after that
one man than any 100 IL this city. And
mat man is foreman Of the present
grand jury.
Now, there are good men on that
Wllhout getting some good ones. There
are good ones on this jury, but there
are some who are Just as hypOcritical
as Bill Amonett."
Mayor Kelly devoted some time to
the speech Of judge Dan NJ. Jackson
al the opposition meeting Tuesday
night
WOuId Save Tom Lea.
1--WE have a district judge in this
city who is an anti district Judge"
ne said Last night he intimated that
] might have Tom Lea shot Why, if
Tom Lea were in danger / would go
% his assistance quicker than Dan
jackson would. As long as Tom Lea
stays on this side Of the river. he is
in no danger And If he goes on the
other side Of the river and he is in
danger / viii go and get him back if
] can.
our district Judge also intimated
that / mad yellow streak. Now, ]
am whittier than Dan is. There isn't
n man here but who viii say I am
winter than he is. (Laughter.)
He further intimated that 7 stood
In with the crooks and thieves OF Juar-
ez There may be some crooks and
thieves in Juarez, but there are also
some gentlemen over there who
wouldn't make that remark about Dan
Jackson. yellow as he is
Doesn't Know His Worth.
I'm accused by the opposition in
The Herald Of being worth $4,000
When 7 came to FL Paso I had S22.50.
I don't know now whether I am worth
under, or over 100000, but I do know
what 1t takes to make money. a man
must pay his debts in order to be able
to command the credit that will make
him money"
Mayor Kelly declared that all the
men who are attacking him have some
grievance. He referred to A. p. Coles
as being against him because the
board of equalization, of which he is
a member, raised the assessment on
some of his property. "a. P. Coles rem (
dered some OF his property at $3.50 an
acre" he said. 1.-The board Of equali
zation raised it to $500. A short time
afterwards he sold some Of the land
a $500 an acre. Now he is hOllering
about high taxes.
As to Dick Dudley.
"a few nights ago I said something
about Dick Dudley and my efforts to
secure the release of his friend, held
I'm Mexico FOR ransom. Dick answered
me with a statement saying that Of
course, I went to the county jail with
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-02-11

TOM "dsf" today to mayor E Kelly
threatened Juarez Lea issued the fol
\ lowing open
Henry Kelly:
81 have read with interest yelled threat publish
my being
Mexico Let and all mudsnn henchmen thai
have permission anything the public will be glad
what this wonderful what kind of and
would
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-02-11

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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-02-11
Watch This Space Each Day
If You Are Interested In Good Government
ROTTEN POLTTICS.

Why you your the stump with e.eeP
Fl 9Pn report DnS sGn a saads February and in the
Lea speakers frequent illusions to it and
dpOre the r0ttenness uncovered Neither you nor your advocates with one
from literary bureau why the 5sv Pnoui silence dead men TO
and nnresdent and to who profess live in the td
a 59 ~ 6T 81 PS58 5 8G a a6 Sn' give
you intended have these poll tax receipts voted By re
deceny proclaim in public at least gss: OF what your private FEELINGS
t y op election fands and @ the people Of 81 P clean decent
SATAN REBUKme SIN.
and isn't to laugh a y he As o y 6 n GRAND @ @
Monday your Do the district clerks TRADE Of
sn seon Is the district clerks attitude toward grand jury trying
R9n4 straits s4 o4 1ots. and So a Of defeat that you allow your Ss
5oY y us 5 that sf 6' rogue R1f s
opinion o. '4s PECULIAR WARNING
as 9 ssu st sf 6s1s legend ON the 7 FOR MAYOR KE1I
PLACE AS It May BE TaH EzFs 81 SAVING
Does @ 3a s . ss Il: S5 ssg yoe are o9 9 u '
enough on arT dsy the us which has SO long dominated y politics NAV
find Itself out JOB danger starving 20 poor
KELLYs MISTAKES
In your appeals 10 the pes OF sne voters o. = FSo you say you
know that not true don't you2 You know don't you that the charge against
you have been proved incompetent and waste OF the peoples money
that one OF his pubic mao committed crime 0
Kelly guilty Of making but
CASE OF The GARBAGE SEWAGE
SIrIoT Of The RESoLVTTe PAVING FUND.-
do you not7 & not fact that there thousands and aanaE
n city
would attempt seek the position?
qualifications only requisites aty
cRowDme MEN ROLL
the rolls Of the city
crowded public within
fact that the appropriation with which the work which
the depended their ballots primary
political threadbare
which nobody the political
idea that the people whole and especially the
suddenly
i
BE MERCIFUL HENRY; BE MERCIFUL
may
sound doctrine isn't Henry? Therefore
Republicans who ways
in the Democratic fold?
Repent ye nd ye kingdom not that too
enter the Heaven Of Democracy would forbid that
pleasure would
ye
that Divine command do Henry? had Republican
Democracy aggr
big the you
0 witt
Ser meriful
to themselves
as being and policies themselves
barred
believe
for whom they desire to
COME CLEAN ANSWERS
Don't tell by
Mexico or that General Villa soldier The FL public
eted nearly much those things
fallen
Of the city Don't tell fairy tales
o. tg
Oity to the following candidates:
Mayor,
TOM
Aldermen,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-02-11
Don't Wear
Truss!
After Thirty Years Experience Have
Produced An ApDIia,ce for Men,
Women OF Children That
Cures Rupture.

II you have tried most everything
else, come to me. Where others fail is
where I have my greatest success. Send
attached coupon today and I will send
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-02-11
LEA SAYS, print IT, HENRY; j"
DEFIESMAY0R To MAKE GOOD"

Declares He Is Not Running for Mayor of Juarez But
Will Go to Juarez Anywhere That Duty De
mands When lie Is Elec ted; Jackson and Thorn
ason Take Some Lusty Raps at the Ring"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-02-11
SATAN REBUKING SIN.

And isn't laugh Mayor Of your principal
the grand jury? You know he indicted by the gran
alleged completely frauds you? his speed
Monday didn't you? Do you endorse the district clerk
doing their best the city
grand
punish guilty Of election frauds attitude? Are
fearful defeat that you allow your
do? true that "no rogue e'er felt the halter draw
opinion the law?"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-02-11

6tT SEE by tonight's Herald that
Bill Amonett had nothing to say
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-02-11

sST DO NOT know just what this
question OF going to Juarez has
y To do with This citv eIectinn Rr1t
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-02-11

advertisement
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-02-11

For Aldermen,
]. P 0C0NNOR RICHARD B. STEVENS,
". G. JOLLY, JOHN W FISHER
For Treasurer,
CHARLES A. KINFE-
For Assessor and Collector,
BILLY McSAIN
For Judge of the Corporation Court,
PAUL D. THOMAS
For Chairman of the City Executive Committee
JOHN NJ WYATT.
For Members Of the City Executive Committee
WADE w SCHEFFLER S. J. PRUDENTIAL,
BENIT0 SOILS T. S LANIFR
"M0RE BUSINESS AND LESS POLITICS.
CITY AND COUNTY DEMOCRATIC CLUB.
(Adyertsement.l