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The Washington times., 1915-07-23
! Rl'e;ssiiRol
heals "a
-
itching skins

When you know physicians have pre-
scribed Resinol for 20 years in the treat
ment Of itching, burning, unsightly skin
eruptions, and have written thousands
of reports such as: "It is my regular
prescription for itching" "Resinol has
produced brilliant results" and THE
result it gave was marvellous in one of the
worst cases Of eczema" doesn'tit make
you say to yourself, that's the right
kind Of treatment for my skin-troublel"
ResinoI Is sold BY all druggists.
The Washington times., 1915-07-23
Mrs. Nora Dalton,

Funeral services for Mrs. Nora Dali
ton will be held from the residence, sol
Fourteenth street northeast, tomorrow
at 9 o'clock. thence to the Holy Com
forter Church
The Washington times., 1915-07-23
William Perry.

Funeral services for William Perry
were held at the residence. 2223 Penn
sylvania avenue southeast. this after
noon. Interment was made in Prospect
Hill Cemetery.
The Washington times., 1915-07-23
Charles NJ. Gates.

Funeral services for Charles NJ Gates
were held at the residence. 422 NJ street
southeast. at S:16 o'clock today, thence
to St. Vincent de Paul Church at 8
o'clock.
The Washington times., 1915-07-23
Mrs. Ellen Murphy.

Funeral services for Mrs. Ellen
Murphy will be held from the residence.
us Seaton place northeast at $50 o'clock
tomorrow. thence to st. Martins Church
at 9 o'clock. Interment in Mt. Olivet
Cemetery
The Washington times., 1915-07-23
Yale HOnOrs Founder.

NEW HAVEN. Conn, July 23.-Cere-
monies we're held here today in COM
memoration Of the death. July %. l73l
of Elihu Yale. founder OF Yale Univer-
sity. Yale was born In Boston but was
buried in Wales.
The Washington times., 1915-07-23
Mrs. William p. Challice.

Funeral services for Mrs. William p.
Challice will be held from the residence
1112 New Hampshire avenue, at 8 o'clock
tomorrow. Interment will be private.
The Washington times., 1915-07-23
Funerals
Miss Marjorie Mex. Johnson.

WlSS Marjorie Nch. Johnson.
Funeral services for Miss Marjorie
Nick. Johnson were held at the residence,
1887 Fifth street northwest, this after
noon Int shterment was in Oak < Hll Gene
from Business High School. and mem
bers OF the graduating class were pail
bearers,
The Washington times., 1915-07-23
F. q. NOrwo0d.

Funeral services for F. O. Norwood
were held from the residence, 1921
Franklin street northeast. this after
noon.
The Washington times., 1915-07-23
Mrs, J, LorinR Gilbert,

Funeral services for Mrs. J. Loring
Gilbert will be held from the residence.
1903 @ street northwest. tomorrow at
II o'clock Interment will be private.
The Washington times., 1915-07-23
Miss Annie E. Fithian.

Funeral services for Miss Annie E.
Fithan will be held at o'clock to-
morrow. Interment will be at Airing
ton.
The Washington times., 1915-07-23
Allies Soldiers Freer
Than Before in Prison
Camp at Goettingen, Germany, Practically Free
City," and All Are Loud in Praise for
Commander
BY CARL w. ACKERMAN.

some so wide that the ex-soldiers hav
potato patches in front Of flower gard
ems.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-12-25
NEW YORK SHOW
OPENS FRIDAY
More Cars, Better Cars and
Handsome Types for the
Big Motor Shows.

Next Friday evening the national
automobile show opens at the Grand
Central Palace, New York Three
weeks later, its twin. the Chicago Coli
scum show takes place
Between these two major events IN
mOtOrdom, there will be shows at phil
adelphia, Cleveland, Milwaukee, De
troit. Baltimore, Rochester and other
cities. Then follows the important 10
cal pageants at Portland, Ore, BufIalo'
Columbus, Minneapolis, Kansas CITY
Des Moines. Louisville and Omaha In
March the Boston show, which combines
both passenger car and motor truck
exhibits, winds up the big motor pa
rade."
According TO all prophecies it will
this year be a more imposing parade
than ever befors-more cars, handsOmer
cars. better cars. There will be but
little new Of a mechanical nature, put
there will be much rivalry IN body I'M
provements and refinements-
Among the outstanding features, De
cause Of the wide spread pubic inter-
est in IL. will be the convertible car
At last years show this type, which
has immensely -popularized winter
driving was exhibited as the all-year
car" by the KisseI company. when
brought il out several months before
1t is great compliment 10 the KISSES
that. since that time. fully 20 other
manufacturers have announced con
vertible types. 1t will be interesting TO
compare the various tWo-ln-ones at
this years shows.
The 1916 shows viii find the indus
try in a highly flourishing condition
All the worthy cars that could be oullt
in 1916 were easily marketed and the
manufacture who doesn't believe that
1916 viii see an even greater volume
of production and sales-Wen there
"ain't any sich animal
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-12-25
THERMOSTAT CONTROLS
WATER COOLING SYSTEM

The time required in winter 70 warm
up the motor of a car which has stood
over night in an unheated garage, or
for an hour or more on the street,
varies in accordance with the severity
of the cold. Engines are usually run
at high speed for some minutes before
the car is started; or the car creeps
along, the motor suffering ana mis-
sing because it is cold
Cadillac engineers have met TINS
winter difficulty by applying TO the
Cadillac eight a device that does away
with il almost entirely. This device Is
q thermostat which controls the tenn
perature of the water in the cooling
system by regulating its cireulation;'
and its action is entirely automatic.
The thermostat is sensitive TO heat and
cold. and under the influence Of these
agencies opens and closes a valve in
the line Of water circulation
Thus when the motor and the cool
ing water are cold, the valve is closed
Even after the motor is started, it re-
mains closed for a time Therefore, the
engine is quickly warmed, having to
heat only the water in the cylinder
jackets instead of the volume con-
tanned in the entire cooling system As
the water surrounding the cylinders
becomes warm, the thermostat waves
open gradually. admitting the water
from the radiator slowly and maintain
ing a higher temperature in the cyl
fnder water jackets than in the radla-
tor. Free circulation Is given when the
water is all heated TO a Uniform de-
gree. But before that occurs, the en-
CINE has become thoroughly warm and
is enabled to do its work most eff
GENTLY.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-12-25
" Poker Hands" On
Number Plates Are
In Strong Demand

Phoenix, Ariz, Dec 25.-AeeOrding
TO Sidney p Orborn, secretary Of
state, the percentage of gamblers
among Arizona automObilists must be
unusually high He is now issuing
1916 number plates and he says that
the number of calls for tags having
some gambling Significance is aston
ishing.
we have had DOZEN demands for
the number ILL.," said Osborn Those
applicants must be familiar with the
call of the negro crap shooter, Come
seben, come leben" Other sports de-
mand the $3.50 combination.
Most Of the requests for certain
numbers, however. evidently come
from poker players. We have all sorts
of calls for numerical combinations
representing poker hands. such as two
pairs-4455, 1888, or something like
that. The poker players are also
anxious to secure four of a kind, such
as 1856. One enthusiastic pOkerist
wrote in and asked US to send him a
Straight He preferred 1924 or 1856
our numbering system has not
reached five figures but in few years
we shall be able to deal a full house,
like SSH or 44455."
Ocborne holds each number till
Christmas for the person who held it
during the expiring year After that
any number is issued to the first per-
son who asks for it.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-12-25

J. frost for deliveries The orders
have been exceeding the supply re-
]. F. Haley. of the National Biscuit
company. has purchased a Saxon run
about from the Saxon Motor Car com
pany- Two carloads Of SaxOns will ar
rive on Monday
Ford deliveries this week include
touring cars TO. Roy II Walker and
George H Booth
Christmas morning deliveries by the
Dodge roadster TO H. Welsch and
Dodge winter touring car to Mrs. H.
Welsch: Hupmobile touring car to Ben
L. Clements: Dodge touring cars to
John P. Ford and J. T. Mullin. other
recent deliveries were: DR.. B. NJ Wor-
sham, Hupp touring car. VIII L Wat
con, Hupp touring car; DR.. F. r Car
penter, Hupp sedan Dr.. Leslye Hyde,
Hupp roadster; Mars Cassidy, Dodge
touring car: f. D. Sibley, Home Auto
Service. Dodge winter touring car; r.
A Ramey. Dodge touring car; Robt-
/. Dorbandt. Dodge turing car; j. L.
Campbell. Dodge touring car; Cant r.
B. Going, Dodge touring car; ". n.
LOretz, Dodge tourin@ car ROSehO~ough
& Dyer, Dodge touring car; r f. Har-
RS Dodge touring car; J. w Cox Las
Cruces. Dodge roadster: John Stephens,
Alamogordo. y n, Dodge touring car;
n r. Morgan, Alamogordo,. y: Al.
roadster; Mrs. NJ Esps RIA. Chalmers
$40 touring c. F. Pruett Maria
Texas, Chalmers $40" touring; VIII
Scott, Chandler. seven-passenger tour
ing car; ". Boyles, Douglas, Chandler
roadster
H Klaffert, of the FL Paso Rubber
company, is in Mexico City on bust
ness
Overland Deliveries.
Overland deliveries by the FL PasO
Overland Auto company include model
So touring car TO J. 3. Irving; model
rs touring car to F. c. Baker and a
similar model to Stuart & King, OF
Fort Davis
The new National "12" has been de-
layed en- route and will not reach the
Eiliott-Garrett salesrooms until next
week.
Studebaker deliveries this week by
the Elliott-Garrett company were:
Bassett & Taber, Silver City, six
roadster: Yves Roberts. Maria, -four"
touring, and A J. Atkinson Corona
-four" touring
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-12-25
TRUCKS REPLACE
MULES IN MINES
Arizona and New Mexico
Operators Favor Modern
= Transportation.

THE day Of the 20 mule team in and
around mining camps is past. In the
old days, the big teams were used TO
harl the ore from the mines to the
railroads, but in these modern days
the big motor trucks are replacing tho
ancient mules. They carry many
times the amount hauled by the mule
teams in much less time.
The motor truck has been figuring
very prominently in Arizona mining
operations for the past year and the
opening of many new camps in that
state has resulted in the sale Of large
numbers Of big trucks.
George Nelson, an operator in the
kingman and Oatman districts, bought
two big G. N. c trucks in Los Ange-
les last week; applications from other
mine operators are on file with Cali
forAia distributors and dealers and the
demand is exceeding the supply
Nearer FL Paso, the mines around
Lordsburg, AlamOgordo and orc
Grande are beginning to realize the
vast possibilities of big trucks and The
Herald's auto department has had
many inquiries recently regarding used
trucks Of big capacity in good condi-
ton.
One orc Grande operator is reported
to have purchased five ton dump
truck which was in use here by a local
contracting firm, while others are still
on the market for trucks. For some
strange reason, they do not care to
make the heavy investment called for
by new trucks.
The big trucks carrying from eve 70
ten tons are sold by the dealers. new.
at from $4,000 to $4,000. and the ma
jority OF the mining men seem TO
want used trucks in good condition
1t speaks well for their faith in the
stability of trucks TO want machines
that have been in use from one to
three years but the modern truck is
built, not for season, but to last
many years. There are mighty few
styles and frills in the big truck
business and the trucks are never "out
of style"
The mining men will soon realize
that the price for new trucks is not
exOrbitsnt and that they are ap even
better investment than the used cars
In an effort to locate any big used
trucks on the second hand market, The
Herald recently communicated with
the largest dealers in New York. Chi
cago. Kansas City, St Louis. Los An
geles and san Francisco. There were
used pleasure cars by the score in all
the cities but Of big trucks there were
but two. One was in Lewiston, Ne,
and the other in Los Angeles
All of which shows that the pur-
chasers of big trucks do not buy them
to discard after a seasons use.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-12-25
HAYNES IS BEATEN;
"BURK" BUYS DINNER
Southern Motor COmpaEy's Sales Man
aEer Again Meets Defeat on Mesa
Hill and Supplies Dinner
for Big Party.

The Mesa Hill seems 10 be rather
Jonah for NJ L. Burkhead, sales man
ager of the Southern Motor company.
A few months ago, he was beaten, in
a Haynes light six" in a hill pull
contest with another car and, last
Thursday, he went down TO defeat once
more on the same hill
~Burk" used a Haynes light six
and IL gave a very creditaDle perform
ance but it wasn't quite good enough
to land him the honOrs and win the
dinner for a party of eleven NJ J.
RosebOro was the victorious driver and
he sat as host at a dinner party al the
PasO del Norte on Thursday evening.
The only satisfaction Dir. Burkhead
had out OF the climb was that the vic
tOrious car was also a Haynes light
six" and il won by a margin Of only
ten feet
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-12-25
is BACK
At 20 CENTS NOW

Gasoline is again selling at 20 cents
a gallon. but the indications are that IL
viii not remain long at this price
Early in the week the price was p
cents at the majority of dealers but
some of the companies were not pre-
pared to increase the price of the pres
ent time and the others dropped back
to the old price.
We never raised above 20 cents"
said L +. Lockhart, OF the Rio Grande
OIL company. but I can see where
another raise is coming very soon
There are several reasons for this, chief
of them being the diminishing supply
from the American wells while the
Mexican output is cut off and the Euro
pean demand is very heavy on account
of the large number of motors being
used by the armies
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-12-25
FORD WILL BUILD HALF
MILLION CARS IN YEAR

There doesn't seen to be any reason
able doubt that the stupendOus task 10
which the Ford Motor company has set
itself-a half million cars from August
year the huge production schedule OF
900 600 Fords was reached by the
specified time-with 5000 cars TO spare
The Ford production for August
September. October and November is
about IS 90 per cent larger than for
the same period OF last year This
means that the proportion for the new
production is being maintained and
that there is already every indication
that the 100000 car-scredule VIII De
carried out
The Ford Motor company now has
about 5000 agents There are a million
IFord cars in operation In other words
the Ford Motor company makes one 4
half Of all the motor cars in the Cnited'
States and there are Zoe motor car
manufacturers in this country
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-12-25

I'll PASO is going TO have a strong
n representation at the national
- automobile show in Chicago. Janu-
airy % to % When The Herald first
took up the matter of a special railroad
fare, it was thought that about p
dealers would make the trip, but unless
indications are far wrong, there viii
be double that number when the excur-
sion party pulls out over the FL Paso
and Southwestern on January d
Many of the dealers had arranged TO
go with the Fort Worth Marty but when
they found that an FL PasO party was
being arranged. they at once made
changes in their plans and booked res
ervatiOns with the southwestern dele
cation. The Maxwell party alone is
expected 10 occupy an entire car, unless
the plans of the BuquOr Motor Car
company 20 far astray. The Maxwell
factory has arranged TO take all Max
well dealers as their guests from
Chicago TO the Detroit factories Ihere
are Is subaBencieS reporting 70 the
BuquOr Motor Car company and they
expect to have at least one represen-
tative from each Of these subSgencies-
II is also likely that some OF the Arlz-
ona and New Mexico dealers, not re-
porting to the FL Paso office, viii go
with the southwestern delegation
Overland Dealers Going.
l. E Gillett, Of the Fl PasO Overland
Auto company. looks for a big delega-
for the Overland and Willys-knight IN
this territory. The Ford subagents.
stronger in mum Der than those for any
other make in the southwest. have been
invited TO Join the party. The big Ford
sales force in the southwest numbers
well over 100 persons and should be
able TO send a good sized delegation
A. II. ElmOre, general manager Or
the Oakland Auto Sales company. did
not expect. a few days ago, that he
would be able to get away for the
Chicago show this year out re Is nov
endeavOring to rearrange his plans 50
that he may take Mrs Gilmore
Mrs. Z. 6. Perry in Party.
=. G.. Perry, president Of the Lone
star Motor company, VIII pc accom-
one Of the first to make reservation
for the FL Paso party
The special return fare Of S62-SQ IS
open TO all who desire to make the trip
b. but Aose who want reservations IN the
snecEl cars asst gned TO the automobile
party are requested to send their names
TO the auto editor Of The Herald at
once
Those desiring hotel reservations in
Chicago are asked to state their re-
quirements and intimate what rate
they are prepared to pay. The Herald
will arrange for hotel accomm odal lions
for those who desire them With thou
sands Of automobile men from all parts
OF the country in Chicago for the big
show, IL Will be advisable TO nave
rooms reserved well in advance
VIII Discuss DINNER Law.
One Of the matters 10 De discussed
by the new Fl Paso Motor association
in the near future viii be the matter
Of traffic regulations, particularly
those affecting the use Of DINNERS
Ad Buquor believes that the assOeia ton
should take the matter up and either
have the ordinance rescinded or en-
forced. 'As 10 is now" says Mr.. BuquOr-
motorists use any sort Of DINNER
they want to and the great majority
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-12-25
ARIZONA AND NEW MEXICO AUTO
DEALERS MAY JOIN E PA50AN5
Chicago Show Excursion Catches On and Distributors
Are Arranging Parties; Maxwell and Ford Dealers
Aim at Full Car PARTIES New Motor Asso
citation to Take Up DINNERS"

Of them are. more trouble than the glar-
ing headlight
l. o. Jarvis is also in favor Of some
action on the DINNER question and as
serts that the use Of bad DINNERS
recently
Depreenfes Haste.
we don't want 70 rush things too
much" says e p. Henry, secretary or
the new FL Paso Motor association.
''and IL is already evident that the
matter of voting qualification in the
association is going to be a very i'm
portant one. / am very much in favor
81 going slow but sure and of hearing
from other associations throughout the
country before we take any decisive
action"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-12-25
MYSTERY CAR GIVEN
TRYOUTS ON SPEEDWAY

For long periods during the past
summer the gates of at least one OF
Americas great speedways have been
closed while technical engineers OF
recognized ability and standing In this
country have been conducting tests o.
a motor car. None could get inside the
walls Of this speedway unless he car
ried a pass signed BY the secretary
and cOuntersigned BY the president or
the Association owning the track None
knew who secured the use OF the plant
No mention ever was made OF the
names Of the lessees-
A week ago a blind" announcement
appeared throughout the country
warning the motor buying public 10
be on the lookout for a sensational new
car on the day Of the opening OF the
first Of the series Of national autOmO-
bile shows at the Grand Central palace
and Madison Square garden, New York
The car was referred to as simply the
unit ear
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-12-25
BRISCOE ENLARGES
ITS CAPITALIZATION

j. l. Creel. sales manager OF the
Pioneer Motor company, has received
an announcement from jackson, Mlcn-s
that the BriscOe Motor company has
been reorganiZed and expanded and Is
now a S6.e0O, 600 company. The addi-
tional capital viii enable a wider scope
of operations and viii mean that It VIII
be able to meet the heavy demands OF
the dealers for the new Briscoe models.
We are tickled by the news, said
Mr. Creel, for IL insures more prompt
shipment of our orders and viii prob
ably mean stil further improvements
in a model that is already meeting
with much approval from the motor
public Of the southwest
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-12-25

Several important changes are ex-
pected to be announced on FL Paso's
gasoline row within the coming week.
At least two changes in garage owner
shin are pending at the present time
while a couple OF agency changes are
reported as now under consideration
The ideal breakfast dish. Sulzbsr--
gers Majestic bacon "Deliciously Diff
rent''-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-12-25
OBRECON USES THE
WHITE HAYNES CAR

Gen. Aware Obregon, the CarranZa
military leader, has been the object OF
much attention since his arrival in Fl
Paso and the fact that he has been
using the white Haynes touring car on
his trips through the st eets has at
tracted still more attention.
The car was generously placed at the
disposal Of the Mexican general by
David 5. Russek, Of the Southern Motor
company who sent Castor Norris along
as chauffeur
Gen. Oregon, an extending his
thanks for the courtesy, paid a high
compliment to the easy riding qualities
Of the Haynes
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-12-25
CHRISTMAS CHEER
CARRIED IN AUTOS
Quick Tire Service Delivers Hundreds
of Baskets, Bundles and Trees to
Poor of FL PasO as its
Christmas Help.

80 many persons took advantage OF
the offer of the Quick Tire Service 10
deliver, free Of all charge, all packages
of food, clothing and Christmas gifts
10 the poor of Il Paso that manager B.
Rush Person had to hire extra help
on Friday TO take care Of the rush
packages Of gifts to the poor" said
Mr.. Person, and while our offer was
made particularly for Christmas. our
cars are always at the disposal OF the
charitably inclined.
We've made hundreds OF trips in
the past two days and have carried
everything from Christmas trees to
loads Of coal while many good
hearted FL Pasoan has made some poor
family happy by baskets. of food de-
livered by our red service cars
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-12-25
CELEBRATES RELEASE.

Robert ElmOre. the young son OF a.
Il Elmore, general manager OF lne
Oakland Auto Sales company cele-
brated his release from quarantine On
Wednesday by taking q party OF MS
friends to the Paso del Norte for. dinner
among those present we're MAYO
Hamilton Fred Schneider Dewitt
Booth and Robert ElmoEe-
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-05-19

President Wilson's note to Ger
many on the sinking Of the Lusitania
has met with the hearty endorsement
OF the press and people OF the United
States. 1t is couched in friendly, dig
nified, yet unmistakably strong Ian
guage which leaves no doubt Of the
attitude Of this government, and Its
willingness to accept the full conse-
quences of refusal on the part Of
Germany to comply with our request,
yet it is tactfully worded 80 as to
allow Germany opportunity to recede,
without embarrassment, from her
position. The full text of the note is
printed elsewhere in this issue. Its
transmission to the German govern
ment was delayed by congested tele-
graph wires, and Germany's answer
Is not expected until late this week.