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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-03-28
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Az oRpINANCE RI REG VI II,-y1 TIE a
MENTs ~ REGARD TO TO-, THE e.74 CQNp 37,
THE HafGlPPENINGs IL AID ABoUT
sTATEMENTs ARE KNoWfNGI4T FALSE
TO THB PERSON 50 MAKING OR
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUN-
CT. OF THE CITY OF Ell PASO. TEXAS
Section i. 10 shall be unlawful for any
person. firm or corporation within the CITY
Of r. Psso. Texas TO make. write or trans
nit Or cause 20 be written. made or trans
mitted for the purpose OF duplication ans
conditions existing ia the City Of III Paso,
or Of its population Or the happenings IN
and about the City o. FL Ease.
statement would be calculated 70 iniure the
general business or reputation Of the City OF
Fl Paso. and is known to Be false TO the
or transmitting the same.
see 2 II any person. firm or corporation
shall violate any Of the provisions o. this
ordinance they shan upon conviction IN the
Corporation Court OF She Ci-T of y Paso pe
nor more than $500. and each false report
o. statement shall constitute a separate
Sec 9. The fact that there is no law
fnrbddlnE the writing making aud trans
ulitling Of false renOrts and statements IA
regard 70 the conditions edsting I'm the city
OF Fl Psso creates q public emergency. fusti-
fying the suspension Of the charter rule re-
curing al ordinances before final adoD-
ton shall be- read OF two regular meetings
OF the CITY Council. and said rule IS by the
unanimous vote Of the aldermen present and
this ordinance shall take effect from and
after its passage. approval and publication.
Passed and approved, this 25th day Of
Tom Lea
Mayor.
j. r. Dawson. CITY Clerk
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-03-28

GROOM BUNGALOW. SS55o.
Fairly close in. hot air heat,
new. big garage. another genu-
inc bargain. Phone 1913.
Fisk Ramsey Realty Co.
Rentals.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-03-28
Soda Fountains.
Storage Warehouses.

Ell PASO TRUNK FACTORN--New ware
house, safest location positively lowest rate
Office 101 90 l.. Main. Phone 1854
GOODS STORED under watChman's super-
vision day and night. protection with best
recommendation az less cost over 1900 sat
isfied customer Phone 2l66 for dray.
II Paso Storage Warehouse
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-03-28

FOR SALE OF EXCHANGE
800 acres. upper valley, near
railroad, 500 acres in small
grain. 100 acres n fine alfalfa
cut 8 tons per acre last year;
barb wire fence around The
entire farm, cedar posts. s feet
apart All farming machineTy
goes, 8 houses. barns, sheds. etc.
cost owner years ago sos per
acre lie wants TO lose 20 thou
sand dollars Price for quick
sale 5000 per acre; might take
some trade az right price.
W. l.. Hale 4 Co.
105 LIST Nat Bank Bldg
Phone 72I2.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-03-28

UNDER CONSTRUCTION. In Alta
Vista. a b room bungalow on Bliss
ST. glazed porch, basement. fur
mace, fenced paved. hardwood
floors. finished IN white. VIII tint
10 suite purchaser. VIII sell on easy
terms OF trade for vacant lots
$3.50.
ALSO A ROOM BUNGALOW.
breakfast room. glazed porch, hard
wood throughout. near car, built 10
suit particular people, would take
in good building site. $3.50.
Hawkins Bros. Phone $500.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-03-28

BARGAIN BARGAIN BARGAIN
GROOM HOUSE, SeS25.
4 fine home, close in. south
front, on two FULL lots. beautiful
i. Rio Grande Worth every dol
lar Of $500 For immediate sale
% S62e5. One Of the best bar
gains we have ever listed. Phone
1913.
fisk-Ramscy Roslty Co.
Fire Insurance.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-03-28

s2s56.
New 4 room bungalow on corner. south
front lots. on car line. Small payment
down, balance S55 per month including in
tsrcst.
New ( room bungalow on . lets. Your own
tefLns-
s225O.
New 4 room bungalow, just of Cotton ave-
nue. Your own terms.
S2g50.
New 8 room bungalow on lots. This "a
a real bargain
$3.50 EACH.
beautiful south front lots. Manhattan
Heights district.
A bargain, south front lots. Trowbridgs
street, Government Hill. Large shade and
fruit trees already planted.
Blair q Kl0sa,
as Roberts-Banner Bldg. Phone 144s.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-03-28

For Observation-Disclosures.
~-~~----~-~~~-S--~-~----
70 SITS for quick sale. Phone HIS.
1916 MAXWELL $3.50 cash. Ochoa. Phi. so76.
FOR SALE OR TRADE for lots. auto in
fine condition. Phone 1859 j.
FOR SALE passenger automobile; price
500. Phone 4644 for demonstration.
WANTED passenger Ford Tor cash.
Phone 3471 j.
AUTOMOBILE Tor sale OF trade. five pass
eHgcr Chalmers In excellent condition. VIII
consider real estate. smaller car or other
articles Of value. Shcers, Lazenby Co.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-03-28
For SaIe-MisceIIaneous.

FOR SALE-Unabridged Websters diction-
ary like new. Phone 1898
FOR TRADE-Lot 50x14O in Ventura Tex.
for Victrc'a and records or piano Address
q. s. care Herald.
SWEET POTATO plants. any quality book
orders new. Early Triumphs. Rhode Island
Red eggs. Fertile. Eli incubators. Patter-
sons. Yslsta. Tex
FOR SALE-Late model VlctroIa with cab
met mahogany finish and zoe records, good
as new. Cost $3.50. VIII take Sf5. Phone
6404 ].
SELF teaching plano key chart teaches
YOU TO play from sheet music In few hours
Price 800 postpaid. Free trial allowed
Piano kew Chart Company. 5O7 North Texas
building. Dallas, Tex
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-03-28

THIS Is a SNAP.
Groom red pressed brick, bath.
slssssl sleeping porch, full lots.
near school. frame house in rear
brings IN 81 per month. For quick
sale. $500; $500 down, balance your
own terms
NEW i-ROOM BUNGALOW
only s.75O; 500 cash. balance any
terms. Two full lots, glasssd sleep
ing porch. This SIS a beauty Look
at it
$3.50, $500 DOWN,
balance easy, This Is a new bunga-
low. on corner south front, base
ment, heat. Il you want a home.
this is q.
AudeTsOn-Filer.
superior Homer"
io7 Texas St Phone 1901.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-03-28

75lo0 down viii buy q room brick ioz120
basement. bath. sleeping perch. balance
go monthly. wan take vacant lots IN
N ALTA VISTA under construction. 3 room
bungalow. breakfast room. glazed porch
hardwood throughout Small cash payment
81 win take vacant lots as part payment.
WW finish % suit purchaser $3.50
CUT FROM $4,000 TO Only Se0O0--This b
,oouf brIcE on corner. owner from MlXico
must have qgie. money. $500 down Will
5IOsK II. ,1o9 do,yn west Of Cotton Ave
his : room brick bath. electric lights
encel. waIks only $500. $50 monthly
~ ALTA VISTA 8 room brick or alley cor
ier. $500. i-00 down. $50 monthly. this Is
$1,000 bows viii Juy new apartment
building renting for $50 monthly. Wul pas
nos bows. SO monthly, viii buy 3 room
t1uc on q full lots. fenced fine place TO
aise chickens, $3.50. would take some lots.
100 down. $50 monthly win buy 4 room
ed pressed brick. with basement 4Oxl20.
ots IN Grand View wanted as part pay
10 DOWN. 50 MONTHLY viii buy fine
-orncr lots on paving. $500 each. You are
Wasting more than this
Hawkins Bros. Phone $500
BEAsONs WHY.
rive reasons why we solicit your land bus3.
Sirst-We lived up the valley Is years
therefore familiar with every acre Of land
the entire valley.
.erond--Au our property Is in this valley.
'hird-Our desire is TO settle she valley with
ontcnted prosperous people
'ourth-We VIII not sell you land unless we
now you can make good and. therefore be
booster
rYfth-Nc have r0cl, bottom prices. and do
OF fear competition oi the water Users
Bailey Land Co.
os Mesa Ave Phone -o5s.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-05-21
Madame Marietta COrsetS S5.00, S7.50, S1O 10 S15

 rumphs MADAME the designers have really surpassed themselves the style  The Town
  by the daintiness suggested by a So altogether have The
Bisbee daily review., 1916-05-21
Children's SfrdU Hats, Reg. 5 ' 50 $2.5O Values I.=

It is very unusual to make your dollars go so far in buying new, attractive trimmed hats for children - and mothers will has ten to take advantage of this opportunity that is presented tomorrow. Straw Hats for girls and misses, of Patent Milan and Hemp braids, trimmed with vel vet ribbon, flowers and fruits. Regular S2,50 values for s1.50.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-05-21
CHLLDREN'S WASHABLE
 HATS
 ZSc fO S2.,5O

Mothers in search of sum- mer hats for the little miss, should see the splen- did collection of washable styles that are ready here for her choosing Monday. Made of pique, swiss. lawn and embroidery, trimmed in the most becoming and cunning ways imaginable. Simple dainty styles as low priced as 75c-others at S1 up to S2.50.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-05-21
36 Inch SIX FdiHe S2 In Spite Of PreUailing Hiqher Prices For All Silks

-"The Fair" has come to be a real synonym for silks of quality-and style-at low prices. Not alone for the more elaborate. more expensive silks, that are so perfectly indescrib- ably beautiful in stripes and plaids and various Though there are yards and yards of these exclusive, and notably individual silks.
 But today's news is of those splen- did Silk Failles at $2 yard-so scarce yet so much in demand this season shown in black and new gray, the same good quality that we've always sold at this low price.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-05-21

IF YOU WOULD KNOW Blouse values of unusual type come to these that offered the Voiles white and delicate spring with lace embroidery \CHOICE 9Sc
Bisbee daily review., 1916-05-21
Exquisite Silk Bl0uses dt .So o95


 
   of tha Twanttw a
Bisbee daily review., 1916-05-21
Authentic Late Model Hats S7.5O & S8.5O White Black and Colors- Ceuerest Trimming Effects

White HatsBlack Popular Coors-Sunnng models all Millinery that this other had the this
 Charming White Hatsandsome Black Hatsthcse large broad aairsa especially designed with object the biggest Millinery Section the month of Mayrmmed with wings. ribbon bows maine and PRICED AT $750
Bisbee daily review., 1916-05-21
Striped Habitau Silk Waists SO 4

 ofa
 
  of the ed theseB Blouses al
Bisbee daily review., 1916-05-21
.6sLLSTEM RUG BUYERS
 Y 7 fo'''t''f'ss Room Rsgs .S25 exis S'IS Feet

-App to in who the idea of securing SOME TfSfE-This is your opportunity NO o9s at sale prices but Rugs bought under such favorable designs rich oongs and beautiful combinations the
  higher prices asking
Bisbee daily review., 1916-05-21
All Early Purchase Of Trimmed HatS $3.@gs 4d EdIsEs ss.5o

limited chocethere quite collection of delightful medium Hats-Maybe you awaits it's choosing at SS9S
 materials have used and there what angle stunning color the trim minpse
Bisbee daily review., 1916-05-21
Mercprized Gaberdir1e "a. .2Oc

THESE for OUTING TOGS and Separate Skirts Sport
 They're shown wide including pink and blues Russian khaki white black and
Bisbee daily review., 1916-05-21
"RADMOOR" SK1Sfockings Black and CPS All Colors pl'-
 Unequaled for Wear

There are many reasons for the popularity of "RADMOOR" Silk Stock ings at SIPS a pair. They are shown in white and every popular spring col or and shade-And. white and light shades are invariably the "dress-up" colors. White or light shades pro claim their state of cleanliness at glance. The laundress cannot slight them.
 White and brilliant colors always symbolize joy, purity. abundant life. Success follows in the wake of life. Let your hose be in keeping with every other sign of wide-awake energy Then, Choose "RADMOOR" Silk Stockings at SIPS pair
Bisbee daily review., 1916-05-21
CAPTIVATING SUINlNEI Beautifulm Quality-A

days These eclipse them Some of the desirable
  tu materials repriced for day the Blouse tiOn
Bisbee daily review., 1916-05-21
36-Inch Society Silks I'd. .5Oc

PRETTY, NEW SOFT in fairly your
  scihe them here-You beauty .do unrd Eno
Bisbee daily review., 1916-05-21
Untrinlnaed Hdf Shapes
 At Reduced Prices

UNFRAMED HAT SHAPES O Patent Milan Hemp and medium and large styles different effects in crowns and bmsMaybe had in either the all black the all white and popular spring sh ldes-CHOOSE TOMORROW AT THE FOLLOWING REDUCTIONS.
 Reg s2.5o Untrm,ned Shapes for ............ .s1e5
 s3oo S35o trimmed Shapes .S1e5 ..
 s4oO and s4.50 UT trimmed Shapes ........... .S2e5
 $500 and $50 UI trimmed Shapes ............ .S345
 se5o and s750 trimmed Shapes ........... .S465
Bisbee daily review., 1916-05-21
L0Uely Lingerie BIouses af S7 95

  een coped  double rs ador theome ntiy embroidered
  S
Bisbee daily review., 1916-05-21
Embroidered FlOuncing 7Qc
SilkO Sport Shirting "a. .3.5c

SIIRTING evidence this Shirts
  | combnations-32inches wide
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-09-09
THE UNREAD CODE

building in process of erection in Bronx borough,
New York, collapsed, killing two men and injuring
fifteen others. The the contractor to the
questions put the Joint inquiry district attor-
ney and the form of the most entertain
ing pieces of testimony given a witness stand in
recent years.
Had the contractor used the standard formula for
mixing mortar used? lie did know there was
standard formula. His description his method was
that ne used about shoveful of cement TO three
shoyelsful of sand and lime recipe which produces
a ridiculously inferior quality OF mortar.
When it to other specific requirements OF the
building code. the happy lucky contractor simply
hadn't read it, He had heard Of building code it
would take time 10 read it, and he always busy,
and he never bothered about it.
There other deviations from the form None
of the beams leveled. Bluestone tempIets were
substituted castiron Light beams were used
for strong ones.
IL doesn't possible that violations so hagrant
could have gone on without detection But they did
Two have 10 their death. Fifteen have been
more less seriously hurt. And all because con-
tractor busy TO read building code and
because he tried TO money at the expense Of
safety.
Who blame? 1t is easy to say The con-
tractor of course" And "a large he was but
how about those unthnking citizens of New York and
other cities who busy that the which
they have made effectively enforced?
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-09-09
CIVIC CONSCIOUSNESS IN THE
COIsNTDV

The Chicago Tribune. 10y way Of illustrating the new
spirit of civic cooperation that coming rural
communities in America tells of some of the whole
some changes noticeable in Missouri
Schoolhouses becoming centers social and edu-
cational life for the farmers and their families The
agricultural college is spreading regarding
soils and live stock the verywhere
avang themselves of it, with the result that their
yields larger. Friendly rivalry production
the rule in almost every community. There travel
ling Libraries that put good literature the hands of
tens of thousands whom formerly inaccessible
Excellent musical organizations travel about the
districts giving literally patronized
and inteigently appreciated. In towns where half a
dozen churches used struggle vainy existence,
prosperous and influential community churches have
gathering the whole church-gong population
under roof
Nobody is imposing culture the Missouri farmers
and villagers There is assistance and cooperation
from big urban centers but the movement is largely
due to the efforts Of the rural communities themselves
The reforms coming chiefly within. And that
the satisfactory thing about the whole business
This awakened civic consciousness" says the Tri-
bune "Of which the city dweer has heard little the
forerunner the spiritual which going to
generate rural communities check the rush to the
large centers by improving country life make he
latter than ever preferable to existence in the
congested cities"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-09-09
Political Notes
THAT NON-PARTTSAN HUGHES (
LEAGUE.

Henry Lane Wilson. who was fir
ed from his Mexican Enthusiastically
by Woodrow Wilson because the
said Henry Lane tried 10 use his
position to help make an assassin
Mexican president, and for other
good and sufficient reasons, has or
ganized a "non-partisan Hughes
league" in Indiana. William Holton
Dye. the other man who also has
can dangling behind him, gives TO
Henry Lane his moral support in
forming his league.
Henry Lane has let us all know
that Woodrow Wilson aid not
handle the Mexican situation 20
suit Henry Lane and the wealthy
friends in Wall ST with whom he
became we'll acquainted while serv-
ing as ambassador TO Mexico. At the
first meeting of his mon partisan"
league he expressed regrets that we
are not in the midst Of railroad
strike. 10y denOuncing Woodrow
Wilson for stopping il.
This non-partisan Hughes
league" was 10 have been started
several weeks ago. at the time when
the progreSsiVes of Indiana tied the
can 10 William Holton Dye but he
and Henry Lane could not find a
democrat who would consent even to
say he would vote for Hughes. and
they had 10 have at least one TO
make il partisan" in the In
dianapOlis newspapers.
They say they found a farmer the
other day. who is from somewhere
or other and that he remembers
that once ne voted the democratic
ticket A meeting was speedily call
ed Joe Healing guaranteed the room
rent from the Wall ST. fund and
the partisan Hughes league
is at work. The league button will
be a small tin can bearing a picture
OF Hughes and marked the full
dinner pail"
The democratic farmer says
he is for Hughes because he is
getting TOO much for his products
under Wilson. and that ne lived
50 long under republican prices
that ne can't stand So much pros
perity.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-09-09
RISSlA HAS Col CONC

returning American traveller from Russia gives an
explanation OF the wonderful recuperative powers
has shown.
His explanation is summed up in this one sentence.
Work. work everywhere and not drop TO drink"
Factories alone for the production Of war muni-
tions but for the textiles agricultural
implements and practically every known manufactured
product spripging up like mushrooms. New rail-
roads are being built in all directions old be-
ing double-tracked. The peasants as being given
work al good wages and being permitted to spend
their earnings for vodka they them in the
banks Thus becoming man Of property even in the
smallest the peasant 10 be anarchist.
Russia is united never before With Roumania
in the Russias road Constantinople is its
century old dream about 10 be realized.
Speaking Of Russia's military resources this
American says that less than 100000 soldiers
have been splendidly equipped and the front
by Russia recently, and that 100000 are in
training lie remarks on seeing ammunition boxes
labelled This ammunition is for There is plenty
more behind"
Providence works in a mysterious The horror
war has shocked humanity. when the
world psuses consider what and lasting good
may of the when the final chapter written
appears that after ALL it msy be worth while The
awakening Russia and the emancipation OF its mill
lions millions of people from the Of drink
may almost square the account alone.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-09-09
NATlONALIZING AN Ell DORADO

An official decree just issued by Gen. Carranza has
found its way to the United causing beads
of cold sweat TO form upon the fevered brow of the
oppressed capitalists who have "hogged" the oil
industry in Mexico The decree concludes with the fol-
lowing very significant statement:
The production of petroleum is to be ex-
cIusvely national matter. The industry shall
hereafter be directed by the Mexican author-
ties for the benefit o Mexican people"
Right or wrong, in moral sense Carranza has sure
hit upon the solution OF o his problems If he
can obtain control Of the producing wells pipe lines.
rehneries and other wealth belonging the
oil industry in Mexico he will have bonanza UNEQUAL
led by any government the world IL he turns this
wealth back to the people, ne may right half the
wrongs from Mexico suffers.
OF course the oil operators over here-John u. and
his friends principally-wu howl They are already
should be taken out Of Mexican politics. that been
back o. all lighting which has been going on in
Mexico these past hve years.
You bet It has. The enormously rich oil fields Of
Mexico were stolen from people of Mexico. Diaz,
and every temporary housekeeping NIadero pos
sibIy-since Daz, has granted rich concessions from
which the government and the people have received
but paltry
But for the oil helds Mexico there might never
have been revolution down there American capital.
British capital capital rushed Mexico
TO bribe corrupt the rulers Mexico ravsh
the Mexican people Of their choicest possession If
that capital there viii be little sympathy
wasted. We upholding Carranza i'm any unjust
or arbitrary action. Even grafters have rights
We presume.
But ne is surely upon the right track in atemptins
TO naHonalize Mexcos oil industry
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-09-09

but there is such a woeful lack of
interest i'm their cause that its diff
ficult 10 keep up their whistling as
they march TO the last sad burial
rites Of the party in November.
With all the Wall st. money they
spent 20 get up a big demOnstra-
ton for the Fairbanks notification.
the buying of band instruments. new
drums, uniforms and music for some
IS or 1g bands. providing uniforms
and hats for marching clubs, red
fire for the parade. and all other
things known to the old guard.
Tomlinson hall was about one-thiTd
occupied TO hear speakers declare
war on the world in general
This crowd was about in proper
ton 10 what all republican speak
ers are having everywhere in the
state.
Progressives all over the state are
coming i'm punches TO Wilson and
Marshall and Kern and Taggart
and the democratic congressmen
and state ticket So they are call
ing for Roosevelt i'm hope that he
may do some good in at least re-
ducing the majority against them.
The colonel sees the handwriting
and it is no secret that the defeat
of Hughes Will not cause him TO
lose any sleep He can then tell
them u told YOU so"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-09-09

one Of LIES misfortunes is that
no matter what we do we must lab
or 10 do il. For instance the lazy
man would not be lazy unless ne got
plenty Of chance to practice being
lazy.
Lot OF people imagine we write
this right off the real we are 50
clever.
We do not. Sometimes a neat
thought or a clever poem. consti-
tutes so many sleepless moments
after going TO bed.
For instance if we wanted TO.
that is if we dared 10. our stuff
would be like tbs every day.
We decide 20 comment on the
war. So we say even a steam roller
can 20 backwards. but we decide
it's punk and cross it out.
Next we decide to figure out a
poem. not having any Niles Bar
Der stuff handy. So we start.
ALWAYS.
When the canning season is over
And the cellars full Of fruit,
Why is sugar always lower?
lis a question that is moot.
Villa we see has.
Carranza is lost off the first
page. We suppose he is hiding in
the bushes
Hughes is sure TO be elected.
There is no use of counting the
ballots.
Why is a housemaid like those
allied aviators who raided the Bel
gian capital? Because they both
swept over brussels.
The British king blames the Ger
man kaiser. Now it's up to the
kaiser TO blame.
Well it's all settled. Just who is
going TO be our next president is
decided and there will be no need of
counting the ballots in November.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-09-09

Ohio manufacturing industries in
1914-when the first effects of the
war were damaging-that capital
employed had increased Cunder the
Underwood tariff by S376,S19,O0O.
or % per cent over 1909. and that
salaries and wages had increased
$40 6,5970OO, or 1915 per cent What
better could be expected of the first
year Of a new tariff law?
Since the passage Of the American
ship Registry act Of 1914 the num-
Der of vessels entering the port of
New York has increased by nation
alities as follows: American ships.
$50; scandinavian. 426- British, 29S:
Dutch, 155, and all others, 24O. The
recent immense growth of American
shipping is a prime factor in the
continuance of commercial prosper
ity.