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Accused of causing child's Death

Weissport, Pa, April 9.-F. E.
Walck, Of the Children's Home here,
was held without bail by Squire Elmer
E. Hoyer, on the charge of manslaugh-
ter in causing the death of West
Hazleton boy, who was an inmate of the
home. H-r
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Anneal rrom Murder Conviction

Lancaster, Pa, April g.-Augustine
and Tony Vitale. under sentence of
death for the murder of Tony Collater,
Yesterday appealed to the Supreme
Court, and the appeal will be argued
the third Monday in May.
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afternoon from his late home on East
Main street, where services were held
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DE SANTURCE
LOS PICAROS GARBANzOS.

"La Correspondence tiene un CO.
rresponsal en- Santurce, como 81 la Sc
gregaci0n estuviese va hecha, y ese CO.
rresponsal de Santurce es un patrlota
de los que de vez en- cuando surgen
en- este pals para colmarnos de fellcl-
dad regocijo.
Ell corresponsal que tiene LA Co.
lrresponsal que tiene LA Correspon-
dencia' en- Santurce, ha emprend1do
ahora una "patriotica campana con-
ira Mr.. John E. Burns (Mr Juan, CO.
mo le llama todo ell mundo) porque el
iefe del trafco EN- la compaf1a del tro-
le ha colocado, en- uso de su perfect1si-
mo derecho, q un eXtranjero, un ex-
tranjero que es espanol, que lleva en- ell
pals 25 amos de Residential, que esta ca
sado aqui y tiene ocho hijos todo ma
cidos en- Puerto Rico.
Pero es ell case que ell corresponsal
de Ella Correspondence ell patricia
corresponsal de "La Correspondence
tiene un hermano polltico que Sc cree
despojado de la plaza que Sc le ha da-
do, en- recompensa de sus buenos servi-
clos, a ese extrangero que ha dado ocho
hijos al pals
Ell patrl6tico corresponsal no habla
de estos pormenores, no dice que es
parte interesada en- ell asunto, sino que
la emprende con Mr.. Juan y quiere
echarle la culpa hasta de que haya pol
yo en- la carretera.
Vamos hombre, nj que fuera una
plaza de consejero 10 que Sc lie hubie-
ra dado 4 ese padre de ocho hijos.
Y s6palo de una vez ell desinteresadC
c0municante de "La Correspondence
Mr.. Juan y la compan1a del trolley, y
todas las empresas particulares colo
can Ell sus trabajos quienes quieren
La ley del servicio civil es para los
destinos publicos; pero ESQ que en- pre-
mio & su buen mportamiento ha con
seguido ell padre de ocho ninos puerto
rriquenos, es un destino privado
Con que aprenda a a'distinguir ell CORES
ponsal de "La Correspondence"
Juan Justo.
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Or. NJ, Fernandez Nate1

Especialista en- intermediates de los
ninos y en- partos.
Gabinete de electroterapia y ra-
yos x.
Tratamiento del histerismo y las
afecciones nerviosas por ell hipnotismo
y la suggestion.
Consultas, de 2 q P. M.-Ofclna,
San Justo No. II altos. Farmacia Gui-
llermety.
Telefono, 727 negro.
Residencia parada 6h, Carretera-
PueIta lie Tierra.
Gratis los pobres. Advt.
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Il Administration del BoIetin

1uestro an5lguo y buen companero
Dot Plo Anodor y Rodriguez iBori-
cua), ingreso en- estas oficinas como Ad
314i1li@t12&or &c este diario, en- 81 de Di-
ciembre de 1914.
Con 81 Sr Amador deben, pues, en-
tenderse todas aQuellas personas que
2eseen susoripoiones al BOLETIN 6 ne
cesitan anuncios, comunicados, edictos,
esdUolas 9 cualesquiera publication en-
este 0iario.
De todo este la persona encargada es
Don plo Amador y Rodriguez, Admins
trador del DOLETIN MERCANTIL
LABORATORIO.
Or T. del Vale Sarraga
Allen SO.
Apartado S335. Telefono AoT
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TODO CHOCOLATE DULCE que
lleva el nombre de LOCKWOOD esta
garantizado satisfaccr plenamente al
consumidor. Fabricamos un surtido
extenso y variado en- divcrsos tamanos
de tablillas, para conner y beber.
DE VENTA POR TODO Ell COMERCIO.
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Dr. Gustavo Wu1oz
TETUAN No. 81. Altos

TETUAN No. 81. Altos.
Ccnsultorio de Intermediates del apa.
ratio digestive y del sistcma Nerv; $50
Eoras de Consulta:
De s 915 A. M
DE a az P. M.
Tel6fono No. 326.
San Juan, Puerto Rico.
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Ell DOCTOR RIVERO
CIRUJANO GENERAL

Especialista en Afecciones de la Mu-
jer y de la Nar1z, Garganta y Oidos, ha
trasladado su domicilio q la calle Roo
sevelt (Miramar) .-Telef. 392 rojo.
Su Oficina en- San Juan: Altos Anti
qua Farmacia Guillermety.
Telef. $50. De & 4 de la tarde
Advt
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iQue sera
MY HOME?

A todos interesa, al rico, al emplea-
do, al obrero.
Solicite un reglamento en- SUI oficina
53 Allen St.
Advt.
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Pedro Vieira Benejan
CONTRATISTA.

OOIV I EGEA lIOIA.
Sc encargs Gle todas classes de traba-
JOS, f2ian por administration por con-
trata.
C&-cco g'arant1as.
Te-eI21o 459 negro. Santurce P. r.
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PUREZA Y CALIDAD INMEJORABLES

Con la Cocoa "LE0N DE ORC" So
prepara la bebida mas saludable como
cida; es un alimento perfecto, de facil
digestion. Recomendada por los seno-
res m6dicos como t0nico excelente para
Ell sistema nervioso.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-27
" Keep Your Eyes On the
Color" Says President
OF France To Recruits

Paris. France April 27.-In the pres
ence Of minister of war Millerand and
Gen Joffre, president Poincare Of
France Sunday presented battle flags
TO new regiments which We're about to
go into action on the lines along the
Disc river, with the following words:
Officers and soldiers: ] bring TO
your new formation the cordial salute
Of the nation. Your regiments reflect
in their constitution the close solidarity
Of diverse portions Of the country.
Composed OF young and old. they bring
together intimately in the same duty
and with the same hope Of success two
generations and show BY stirring ex-
ample the unity of France is as indies
tructible in time OF war as in time Of
peace In the name Of France I confide
to you these colors which will here
after be your rallying sign and lead
you to victory.
Keep your eyes fixed on the colors.
They are the emblem of military honor
and national independence; they SYM
bOlize all that you have today TO safe
guard or to revenge by arms-yOur
native land, still sullied by the impotent
rage Of an enemy already paralyzed
before being defeated: your homes, TO
turn to your fathers, your mothers.
your wives, your children. who with
calm courage are supplanting you in
the work in the fields and in the shops.
and also to those provinces which have
been torn from US by violence and
which await their liberation
Go. my friends, increase the num-
Der OF those heroes and receive here
with the best wishes Of our general
inchief. my grateful admiration and
the Fluctuations OF the government OF
the republic"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-27
North and South Unite
To Decorate the GraOeS
Of Their Heroic Dead

Veterans Of the Grand Army Of the
Republic viii unite with the COnfeder-
ate Veterans in the observation Of the
national Memorial day. May 80.
For several years the veterans have
Joined forces TO decorate the graves of
the soldier dead One year the G. A. r.
viii take charge and invite the Con-
federate veterans to cooperate with
them and the alternate year the Con-
Tolerate veterans take charge Of the
days celebration and invite the G. A.
R. veterans.
This year the Confederate Veterans
are to be in charge Regular troops
stationed in Fl Paso may be secured
Tor a military parade, with a military
band and the veterans Of the Spanish
American war and the high school
cadet corps viii be asked to partici-
pate The daughters Of the American
Revolution and the United Daughters
OF the Confederacy will work together
70 arrange for flowers and automobiles
Tor the aged veterans.
On the committee from the L. D. c.
for Memorial day are Mesdames J. H.
HurXthal, n. II. Allen. B. n G. VIII
liams and William Caples- On the com
Inittee from the D. A R are Nesdames
9 r Kelly Mrs c. H Evans. Mrs A
h Butler. r. E Thomson. E. NJ BRAY
J. " Pettus. Miss Josephine WoOten
and Miss Ruth NJ Augur.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-27
MORE DEMANDS
MADE ON CHINA
Japan Submits "a Additional
Demands in Her Contro-
versy With China.

PeIzin, China. april 27.-The confer
ence between the Japanese minister 10
China Eki Hioki ana the Chinese Tor
eign minister Lu Cheng-Shiang was re-
sumed Monday. The Japanese minister
presented an extended list Of = de-
mands This list is virtually an ampn-
fication of the original p demands and
includes even demands for railroad con-
cessions. il is understood, in territory
where the lines would compete with
British interests
The japanese insist that the Chinese
government accept the new list CT de-
mands in its entirety, but no time has
been set.
China is making certain military
preparations which have been described
as feeble" but great secrecy is being
maintained as TO the details.
In Pekin the impression prevails
among foreign observers that Japan
will use force unless China agrees
Chinese Ask afFair Play"
san Francisco, Calf, April 27.-Fair
play for the Chinese republic is asked
in a letter sent to secretary Of state
Bryan by the Chinese Six companies,
representing a membership of $4,000
Chinese in No IN and South America
The letter follows a cabled appeal TO
The Hague tribunal by the same or
ganizatiOn and declares that China as
a republic locks TO the United states
for friendly interest and protection"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-27
SPAIN IS ALSO LOOKING
FOR GRAND LAND GRAB

Paris France April 27.-Like Russia,
Italy. Greece and some OF the Balkan
nations, Spain is beginning TO consider
the territorial advantages to be de-
rived from the present war. Public
men and the newspapers OF Madrid are
discussing the subject openly.
Senior Azcarate, first vice president
Of the Spanish chamber Of deputies. in
an address which has aroused wide
comment declared his country should
take advantage OF the present oppor-
tunity to complete the integrity Of her
territory by obtaining the cession OF
Gibraltar from England.
Il do not share the general en-
thusiasm for Tangier.' he said Its
possession would be a burden to us,
but We exchange Ceuta "a seaport town
in Morocco, II miles southeast OF
Gibraltar) for Gibraltar and in that
way England would continue to domi-
nate the straits, and the thorn OF
Gibraltar would be removed from our
flesh and the bonds Of friendship bind
ing US to England would be made
closer"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-27
z. P. HEAR TALK ON
DAMON AND PYTHIAS

Members Of FL Paso lodge No. 63S.
Knights Of Pythias and invited guests
Monday night were taken on an inter
estlng trip to the island Of Sicily and
the scenes Of the events surrounding
me lives Of Damon and Pythias 1900
years ago in a lecture by George ".
Pennlman, past grand chancellor, and
secretary OF the committee on educa-
ton Of the supreme lodge of Knights
Of Pythias
Mr. Penniman showed scenes en- route
TO the island Of Sicily taken BY himself
on trip in 1913 He showed many in
terestlng views Of modern Syracuse
capital Of the island. a city Of less than
10000 people but which in its glory
numbered 1000, 600 Inhabitants ana was
the first city in the world 10 boast OF
that size
A set Of colOred views portrayed the
ives OF Damon and Pythias, the former
a senator and the Latter a military man.
whose friendship for one another
formed the idea upon which the Knights
OF Pythias fraternity is based.
Another set Of views showed the nu-
merous lodge buildings and homes and
industrial schools owned by Pythians
in the United States There We're also
pictures Of the founders and leaders Of
the r-der-
Mr.. Penniman stated that there are
now 1900 lodges scattered throughout
the world having a total membership Of
10000, and the order is third IN nu-
merlcaI strength in the United States.
The Pythian Sisters, he stated. nave q
total membership of 100000.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-27
B MAI B ITH DAY
I5CELEBRATED
Prominent Jewish Church
men Guests ElPaso Lodge;
Services Tonight.

This is Bnai Birth day in FL Paso
and plans have been completed By FL
Paso lodge No. sos, I. o. B. B. for spec
ial services this evening at Temple Mt.
Sanai, at which some Of the most dis
tingushied rabbis and Jewish church
men will speak The members OF the
Bnai Birth have extended an invita-
ton to the public to attend the service
this evening at which a special musical
program will be given by local musi-
Rabbi Henry Cohen. Of Galveston. viii
deliver an address as will Morris Lew
Of Pensacola, Fla, and Leon Schwartz.
OF Mobile, Ala The visitors are on
their way to san Francisco and were
invited to stop off in FL Paso by rabbi
Martin Zielonka. of Temple Mt Sanaf.
Who viii be IN charge Of the program.
Revised Program.
The revised program for the service
is
Remarks, rabbi Martin ZeiIonka-
Opening prayer, rabbi /. J. Roth
stein. Alexandria, La.
Vocal solo, selected, Miss Della Rosen-
stein.
Address, Norris Levy, Pensacola. Fla.
Piano solo. 'Exos," Forester. Miss
Address, rabbi Henry Cohen. Cal
weston.
Vocal solo, selected. Harry Rosen-
stein.
Piano solo, valse, Rudolph Prime, Miss
Rosa Goodman.
Address. Leon Schwartz, Mobile. Ala.
Duet, selected, Miss Della Rosenstein,
Harry Rosenstein-
Closing prayer, rabbi A. B. Bhine.
Hot Springs, Ark.
Officers of Lodge.
The officers Of the FL Paso lodge
3 mai Birth are Henry WELLER. nresi-
dent; L. Joseph vice president: A H.
Ioldstein, treasurer; rabbi Martin lie
-onka secretary NJ Weller warden i
Ben Coltman, guardian. The past presi-
tents are A. II. Goldstein. A Schwartz
rabbi Martin ZielOnl1a, A Stolaroff. J. I
Snider
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-27
.WORTHINGTON ANNOUNCES
FOR CITY SCHOOL BOARD

J. c. WorthingtOn has announced
himself as an independent candidate
for the school board at the school cleo
ton Saturday. Mr.. WorthingtOn is
now a member of The school board,
having been appointed to complete an
unexDired term. His announcement for
election to the new board was made
Tuesday.
Mr. WorthingtOn has been a builder
for 90 yeaFs and says he believes a
practical builder on the board at this
time when the new 100000 high
school is being built. viii be Of mate
rial assistance TO the taxpayers in get
ting efficient construction work done
and I'm saving money for the people. Mr.
Worthington is in business in Fl Paso
with his son, who is a graduate Of the
high school He has another son In the
high school and another child in the
public schools
II am making the race without any
political strings attached TO me, said
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-27
VERA RANSDALE HIT
OF CRAWFORD SHOW

Vera Ransdaie was easily the big
7 gest part OF the show in the new bill
at the Crawford Monday night. She
{ has vivacity and personal charm
RUDE WEIGH appeared without his
pink whiskers, but not without the
Welch prediction for Jokes in a lamp
black coating WEIGH could take the
most innocent snow white Joke in the
world and make il need a laundry be-
fore he got through with it. He ad-
mitted Monday night that he'd better
not try too many Of them-''The Her
aid might get after me"
George Rehan wore tn usual Dutch
Whiskers, often stumbled over his lines
and handed out lot Of things that
ought TO be ruled off the track for age
and some more that would not suffer
from fumigation-
The new show is called a musical
comedy and differed from the
burlesque shows the same company has
been giving here in that the people
dress differently and eliminate the
living pictures and disrObings-
Walter Johnson is given as the au-
thor Of the present show, which is in
two acts, full OF singing and dancing
Walter appears in the stellar role when
he is not standing behind the scenes
directing the chorus. giving the audi
ence just enough of a view 10 let the
people know that he's the boss. While
the program calls him Walter John
son, one without an introduction would
call him Cohen or LevisOn at first
thought. He is clever enough as a
singer and dancer 20 answer to either
name; too clever to be an ordinary
Johnson. His work is really good and
with Miss Ransdale. he made some reg
ular hits with the audience
La Cigale Gabrielle is another new
member Of the cast and, while she
lacks the Ransdale and the Johnson
personality. she is pretty, wears her
clothes well and sings sweetly if she
keeps away from the high notes.
Earl Hall is rather coarse as the
Irish janitor masquerading as a wom-
an. On his first appearance as an ex-
Dressman and in his PAROLES, he gave
promise of affording some entertain
ment, but he was a typical Jimmie Lee, 1
Of Airdome fame. in the masqueradlng /
role OF the widowed aunt
one Of the features OF the chorus I
was a march through the auditorium /
By the girls, singing down one aisle /
and back up the other TO the stage 4
again.
The costumes all appeared new ana
attractive and special scenery was used /
for the second act a yacht in mid
ocean. G. A. 81.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-27
SAN ANTONIO IS
FOR PROGRESS
Reflects Mayor Who Built
Streets and Helped to
Beautify the City.

San Antonio. Tex April 27.-Mayor
Clinton q. Brown and his entire ticket
won the nominations in the city pri-
ui2lies here yesterday, leading judge
Fhu If. Shook and his ticket by ma
jol Sites from 1874 to 2S29, out Of a total
vote Of $4,000 cast
The two sets Of candidates viii be
patched again in a general election set
fO- Nay il. The big maJOrities for the
Brow candidates, however virtually
insure their election
Mayor Brown made the race upon his
record Of the past two years in modern
INV streets, building new bridges. beau
tlfyinE the river banks and otherwise
bringing san Antonio back among the
1irstclass cities Of the country from a
position to which il had sunk under
I-lisclI ected rule until il was the sub
Ject Of many jokes.
The Shook ticket opposed the Brown
ticket upon the ground Of retrench-
ment. charging that too much money
was being spent upon street pavements
and civic Identification Tremendously
heavy rains coming just before the pri-
maTles were favorable to mayor Brown,
as the deep impassably muddy streets
contrasted so strongly with the paved
Ihoroughfares that many neutral voters
made up their minds at once TO vote for
the progressive ticket
san Antonio has been made into a
new city during the past two years by
the Brown administration and the vote
OF the people indicates that they like
what he is doing. The new administra-
ton VIII be the citys first unier its
new commission charter. Mayor Brown
and four commissioners will take over
the affairs which a mayor and I2 al
dermen have been handling in the past.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-27
TODAYS ADJUSTMENTS.
BROADWAY STAR FEATURE, BIO

BROADWAY STAR FEATURE, BIJOU.
The attraction al the BijOu today is
a Broadway Star feature. in three
Dsrts- direct from the ''Vitagraph
theater," New York, where it had a run
Of one week The Return Of Maurice
Donneny'' is a picture that is full Of
thrills. Edgar Allen Poe" never ex-
celled the gripping awe inspiring
power of the scenes during which
Maurice Donnelly" is electrOcJted and
then brought back to life. This photo
play is far above the average, as all
Broadway Star features" are and the
producer, William Humphrey. deserves
a lot Of credit for this production. Leo
Delaney, Lean Baird. Mary Maurice,
Josephine Earl ana the actor who i'm
personates the electrical expert, have
done excellent work in this -VitaEraph
feature" Don't miss this feature to
ADVERTISEMENT
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-27

The Pursuit Of Pleasure a three
part complete novel with Ruth ROlaEt
and Henry King in the cast, Will be
shown at the AIhambra today. This
is the story Of a woman who ignored
her birthright, the privilege Of bearing
children; of how she repented and -
how il was too late. The story is
ramified by cOntributOry circumstances
in the form of q clergyman Of the hell
fire-and- birthstone variety, a disillu-
stoned husband, and an age of civiliza-
ton that isn't rathe's Weekly viii
also be on the bill, and, included in
its quota Of daily happenings, viii be
the animated cartoon, Col Heeza Liar
Goes Fishing in the War Zone" To-
morrow the big feature melodrama,
Your Girl and Nine" viii be given
under the auspices of the Ell Paso
Equal Franchise leagUe.-Adv-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-27
U. S. INCOME TAX MAY
EXCEED SsO.OOO.OOO TOTAL

Washington. D. C.. April 27.-The in
dividual and corporation income tax re-
ceipts. payment OF which Is due at the
end OF June, may exceed the $50. 900 600
estimate. according to complete prelim-
mary estimates received from internal
revenue collection districts by the
treasury department.
The treasury's total disbursements
for the fiscal year 10 date, in excess OF
the receipts for the same period passed
the 100000. 009 mark Monday. The net
balance in the treasury. however. is
about s23.000.0 600. and there are still
many millions on deposit with national
banks throughout the country The
from the income tax VIII become due
at the end Of June
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-27
CHICAGO OFFICIALS TO
PASS THRO5GH II uaeo

A number OF Chicagoans will pass
through here next month en- route to
the Pacific coast, according to letter
received by Burt OrndOrff, president Of
the chamber OF commerce. from Charles
E Gehring, editor OF the Hotel Register
and Review. The party Will include
William f. Schneider. county clerk Of
Cook county; deputy county clerk Her
man ". Berger and commissioner
George Wanamaker.
A special train carrying several hun
dred Mississippians will also pass
through FL Paso on Saturday, Septem-
Der II, hOmeward bound from the San
Francisco exposition.