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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-04-15

II strikes us that Henry Ford cam
not afford TO give up his business
for the sake of being president.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-04-15
FOLLOWING CHRIST IS
EVAHGELIsT'S SUBJECT
CHRIST STANDS EOR EVERY
TbING THAT ~ GOOD WHILE
SIN DgAOs DoWN.
Earnest Appeal y Made icr- Right
Living IN Might service ~ tcn-
trail Presbyterian church.


Central PresbyterIan church AMI
down town we're omitted To-Day, bat
service viii BE held at the coart
house at 3 O'Clock this afternoon by
Ryangellsts Hcudrick and Carter.
The usual service will be held at he
church tonight. The Sunday ser
vices win embrace the usual IL
clock service. g special talk to mon
At 3 o'clock aud tife night service.
Such were the announcements made
last night By Pastor G. ~ Hogan
helore The evangelist began upon his
discourse for the evening.
Following Christ"
Introductory to his subject Fol
lowing Christ" the evangelist said
the revival meeting program had
been prepared solely for the IN
saved. that true christians gave
freely Of their time and money to
bring the unsaved 70 Christ lie
said it was simply wonderful how
many helpers siaDer enc9aniefz
aloDg the say Of life. TRete y
some one az every o9rGeF ready and
Qdiliag 10 LEND a helping hard, Tie
declared that every enc presept
ought TO appreciate the wonderful
teaaon OF grace nov with us.
The evangelist took bis text from
acts .2e.;2s Almost thou perspad-
eth me 10 be 4 clltistion,f which was
King Agrippas answer TO Pauls
question "Belieeest thou the proph-
ets?' he said IL was Paul's way 70
| tel OF his religion upon every OPP
portunity. The apostle was talking
to the king and he had him almost
persuaded, but there was something
he would not give up. II Is The SINE
way today Sometimes you see two
persons come to a revival meeting
one is under conviction bat is hin
dered by the other. Friends, don'i
ever become a stumbling block in
the way Of a sinner My. definition
Of salvation is "a blessed privilege
of accepting Christ as a savior from
sin 1t means life that shall
never end and a life that viii gio.
rify God. Salvation glorifies young
manhood and young womanhood
land odOrns old age
'Haye you ever noticed that God
don't say come, let us weep to-
aether. or laugh together. He says
come let us reason together There
| is much to turn persons from the
paths Of right, but there can be nc
| good reason for being a sinner Sin
is unreasonable, while the most rea'
sonable thing in the world is the
decision to lay that young life down
at the feet of Jesus. ] have never
met the man who regretted that he
had become christian There are
many who regret they did not starr
earlier in life. | have trusted Goo
in prosperity and in adversely and
have found him the fairest of ter
thousand. | would deem il a great
Joy IL | could beg you 20 trust Hin
tonight. Just rest upon his prom
ises. and l have proved Him o'el
and DER
IF You should undertake to write
reasons for being a christian your
hand would work without thought
but If you we're to reverse 1t and
undertake TO write reasons for not
being a christian you would have
to stop and think. All in life that
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-04-15

Every day we realize that there
are some men who would rather
prevarieate on a credit than tell the
truth fer cash.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-04-15

If the people t Dallas have 2 right
10 prevent she opening OF saloon on
The fair grounds, have they not The
same right TO remove them from
Main and Commerce streets?
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-04-15

The man who Is unfortunate
enough to have no congressman is
compelled TO buy and pay for his own
garden seed.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-04-15

him in the back. but they haven 8
the nerve to come out and tight him
penly.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-04-15

Rain interferes with almost every
thing II broke up a lot OF baseball
games in the big leagues yesterday
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-04-15

When "a man is really hungry, he
wants TO pay for grub instead OF
service,
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-04-15
EIGHT PAGES

When the Lord said whatsoever,
lie included me.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-04-15

Tae enemies oi Woodrow Wilaoa
IN LIS own par.y are waxing TO stab
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Peimlidbe amer. 11ctc
nab Berlin ocianct!
canning protchirrt gegrn angriii
AMI Oeu Gampfer nCsDsaOe mlf
Ameritanrrn an HOr0.

Berlin. 10. 9lusuIt. gcrIpdfei
lber 2onoon.) gctrefis elmer b's.
Der sebeim geboItcuen 9ote oes
1meritaniidlcn Stoatsamts, In ucl.
der gegci ben Angriff eines bout.
laen Iaudbootcs ami Den Camper
yGsinraor. mclder Aulerifaner nn
9or0 batte, proiGtiert miro. erfIdr.
ten Die Scutidlcn Slottenbehorben,
0oB Tie iiher eiHen iolden anartii
.iberbolipt ridts miiieu. Gle mer.
Den icooh Dcriuden Den 5aa al
flarel.
Ter 6an ics .Sspcao" mllror
in Stantsomt in @nibmgton iehr
seAeim gebolten mo obiee aod,ridt
Don einer anlerifaniidRn Aote ON
Die 0ciitihc Resiering IN 0ieier gin.
J%eIesenheit 1T Oos @nte. mos Tier
lber hisber birr6er Derlqutcte. s.
leiBt, OaB oui BEN ,Gslpego". Sc,
amerifaner an @orO batte, I'M NIT
seildn6iideu Wieere auianas 0ieIes
Ufonats BON eiHem Saudboot sebn
Sdiiie ab9eaeben uorOen iein lol
ien. es gelong Dem Gmpfer il
)ot. oen @aieu gu erruhen, mi
y perlmltete ietner Belt nifts oar
lber, Oh 0erielbe obne @arnuna an
legrifieH lporoea mar oocr sa elit
lieben periudt butte.
Setretdr Gaming madlte oonlaiF
Jefannt, ooB or iiber ben 4uarif
mi eiuen Gompfer. Der gmeritanei
II 8orO bate. cine llnteriuduan
babe. polte ieooh mid
zen glanleR oes betreifeu0cn Gmu
'fcrs neiinen ODER nabere GirBelAei
el angeben.
3ie Iatiafe Dab bic 0eutide Sic.
Iierung bon Dem 9Rgrlfi auf Del
Sslpego4 teine aenntuis bat, IdB
s fDolrideinIi6 eri6aiten, ooB SCI
Compiler bon eiucm 0lterreidiida
Snudboot oneegriffen fuurOe.)
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80 Mildereicn beitraft.

Dreibia beige NiiIhereien I'M
MiInb1roIer tpuroen 4ienstag bon
Grieoensridter altbut 5n @eloitra
fen ron $40 uno $40 berurteilt
neil ne Rahn III 0en @anOeI brin.
nerb Der fDeni1er uls rs 4ro3en
8Atterfett. DeIden 4~ro3entlut 0a
Staatsgeies uoridreibt entboIt. o.
fteben nod meitere 8erurteilangen
IN Masfift Sic 0iildbdn0Ier BE-
rlffen itd Oarnl,i. OaB @eiunObeits
aonlHifidr d. u. Comet, liner
bic Grloubnis gegeben babe, Rabm
all berfnufen, ser MIR is BroSeni
@ufterfett eatbaIt. Silfssgountt
Mulu0lt abbott egflarte ihnen ieood
SnB Comet niht Die g1oft babe
linen enc Oerartiae Grlallbnis 81
gemdbren.
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S9iffspcrInIte
Scr Aniiertcn.

Berlin. p. 9tuguit (iiber 2on0on
23. 4uguI0 -gic Oellti6e 4OInira
tat peroifeutlidtc berte cine OIL
ielle 4uftcaune Der &crlitite Be
HgIiid}en uno irau5oliiden iylotta
Us sum 1. ausuit. Gieiel6en b.
raaen y 6~abr5euge nit einem 81
Jalf BON $4,000 5onnen.
7ie oeutlhen 9erluite belaujer
ih IN Der ielben @eriooe ouf q
triegsidiiie BIC insgeianrt $780,
5onnen groB iDoren.
Gs Miro erfiart, Oob Bic Site ort
l~erIoren Jesangeacn fein0lidu
triegsiaiffe MIR ioIde 5obr5eugr
minBt, bon 6euen es iiber ale
}%lpeifel feitseitcllt lit, DOB tie urif
idl oerloren iino.
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je / Soar ipolene 5triimpfe litlS
Sodef,
6 5aihentil1ern.
Qicic 9lusitattlngen per0en bon
eiiler Reibe ron sSrolienfilfs 8erei.
refi in allen groBereu Staoteu GIt.
4iicns bergeitellt. Ca ca. 100000
loid)er fir oet tom1lenocn @inter
IN 5roge fonulteiL foIlntc cine uber.
arts Dorteilbnfte 9rfertiaalig eri
tDirtt per0etL iObah cine jebe boil.
.itdnSigG NMsriiitnng finIdliehlidJ
Ernnsp0rtfoitcn mad ben iibiriIden
eagern nnr 5 Collar foitet.
Die oariegsgefGngenen 5itriorge"
lit eerne bereit, oerortige ausitat.
tungen all ein3eIne ariegsgefangcne
fir Oielcn biaigcn 9reis beforoern
5u Iaiien.
5ie iii tsniitbt, in ben 0ereinia.
ten 5taaten bic @etr1ge fir $50,
600 tomplette Observation-Disclosures
8t ioiHHrlH unD letfcrc In SIT.
4iien orbeifen unD nod Gibirien
u~ericnoen zl loIIen.
gs III Dies EN- Mert an Dem Iid
e Sung uno Ast, Urn un0 gfei6"
beteiligen %icllfelt Ne Der fpobl,
hobenOe @eber iih oitrd Die Stit.
tuna zines @ouieg IN Ragnit elm
0~oilerroes Genftnal fihert. fam
aiidD Der meniger reidlih init
@liidsqiitern 05eleenae iid bier
beIfetl0 betdtigerl ill0eIn er eineat
GJefarpcnep hi Sibirien 0fe Mloalid.
teit bietet iiber ben idDre1lihen Il.
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5aS-cm aba glottOatider Screen.

llnier 9litglien Geo HoenIer If
M Sonntag ans bent 2ebea geifie.
Sen. 9ie gfttglie0er Dcs 8lattoit
den Screens iino erindi. ref
0bIrein Der Beeroiginig hei5nlpoh
len, meldlc ON Gonnerstoq, bet
IA. aluguit, nndlntittogs 8pei llt
3Dn geo 6pffmonns 2eidlaibeitot
ungsgeiddft. "a. uilO Dodge CTR
~ nuf Dem oeutidell fatboliidet
yrie0bof Ito~ttFinoet.
Sol. geitenlebner. Sefretdr.
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winterklctSMno
fir Sic lfbiriIc6cn
Arices9efan9cncn!

Baltimore, no, I'M 4itguit 1916.
I'm bic gcamtcu Der Stants., Stabf.
nnb Grt~sberbdnbe hes 9enfih-
anerifauiideu Rntiunalbnnbes
Sebr geebrte Serrenl
Sn einem friberen 2unoTdrei.
ben babe i'd 1uf Die uniGeIiden Gel.
Zen Der in Sibirien untergebrndten
0eutihen uno oiterrei1 sungoriihen
ariegggefongenen bingemieieb uno
Die in Der 3miiAen5eit eingegonge
men MitteiIungen 5eigen ooB oieiel.
ben Iih init benz Gnooiiern Oes arie.
qes fpeiter berihlinmern. aits eli.
mem iiingit peroffent. hteh geridt
Der anerifnniIfen 8otlhaft in Qe,
troeraO go. 1919 gebt berpor. oaB
in Den 2oeern Srenburgs 5tuiihen
t7.f80,000 oeutide nno oiterreibs
ungoriihe @efaneene on GpiOetnien
Sunger uno ungeniigenoer alei.
Dung umgefommen iino. 2esterem
llebeIitdn0 iidt nie .arieasqefange.
men Giiriorge" aerp Yorf, pic oiif
brifoIgenOem 2%litfruF eriiGtlih, oi1rd
8eidaffung bon s~ipefmdBiger 3in-
te%rtIeioung hir Die @afongenett, ob-
3ubelfen.
SD bite Oieien1 llntcrnahmen
a~roBtmoelihite unterititsung bnl6.
aefl. 81 ~bemiligen uuo eDtI. beIo1.
here Gommliingen fir 6icien 8lpef
51 heronitaIteJ unS Die getr0ge arl
mid fir Die ariegsgefangenen Sir.
Jorge 81 ilberDciieu.
Sodoftuugspoa
Sobn 1idrf5.
goriitenber oes Silfsansifuiies
Ses 6. q. 9otionalbunocs.
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@rDFer GrntcIearn.
Die a~inerikaniidpcn
SlcttcnmGnCuer'

G~ai5ineton. 90. auguit. - sen
te begonnen Die 5Iottenmonober Der
Mtinntiihen dIotte. Spaberidifi
ueEdse ms Deer binolsoompften
bnben bon Der feinoIihen Slot
niHtg etttoeden f0nnen; III Gorpe
boidger unD 7 arelIser inter Dem
Nefebl oes aOmiraIs 8Ieopcs bal
ten Musician nod Der 6lotte. Oit
einen 2altbungsberiuh an eineti
Rnnft Der ntlnntiiden aiilte NADER
molten. aOmirnl 6elm Der oas
neutrality-suspicious. befe5Iigt
0ns Die aaite DerteiDiet ipqrtet ou
oos Signnl oaB Der 6einO geiidta
II.
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gfm alntennrn6 entrinrn.

Ger elFi0bri0e @eorae GroutfeL6
Der Gohn bon 51louloa IroutfeIo
1927 4aniiIton Sir. ltnr6tc aciterl
befnt Spielen nom nfer IN ben Mii
lonri nno mare SneiFelsobne ar
trslntefE, nefln ibn nidJt Der ait
fdIig Des Meqes noberfonmacn0
MeiHenE teller Gefer Motttns rad
0efpruagen nn0 iiher ans llfer be
forbert bdtte. BDIiaeiar5t Diner
brnfte ben bereits beiuubtLoien 9nd
ben ms 2ehen 8uriif.
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@rriorgnng Der fbiriideu ariegsae.
fangeneR nit 8interfleioang.
&6aige amsrhitnneseinbeit fir S..
gae 9eridte jtinmnen oorin isber.
Elm. Dab Der OringenoIte 3peia Der
niIfeIciItlnlg fir bic ariegsaefange.
ren iii 5ibirien Die 8ericrgung nit
anqemeFiener aeiDune fir oas
FirdferIide iibiriid)e 8illterfIima
lit. Die amerif1niide @otidaft in
petersburg bat IN einem offi5ieaen
9erihtc go. 1919 nom Is. Mdr8
1916 feItgeItellt, oaB In Den 2agern
3renbnrgs stpii6eH 1900 Biz is.
900 ariegsgefoH0ene an ben 5o!gen
Don ungniigenncr Grndbrling mo
HngenhgenOer Aleibnna unl9efonts
men {in0. yn nil0aren 9erldten
mur0e 3iigeg2ben, BOB oen gelten
Gbren, Qaien ln0 aIloere 8fseoma.
ben ~crfrpren iaO, iObae Oieie tcil-
meiie ampntiert mer0en maften.
Son Der Grfemtni5 d~asgebeno.
hnB fir nen fDnmlenoen Minter
ousqicblae @ilfe aeihaffen iperoert
matB. bat bic u5triegsgefanqplteu
5%iriprae@ iid nit Der o@ilfsaftion
lieHfiiug. bic bon ocn b0fiieR gu.
%tprliatel ] .. benz 1eutidea
Heidlsfan8ler ais obiolut 5ilner
|Iaiilq beseidnet ipHroe hi gerbin.
Dung geieet uno nit oieier 2 ans-
MISREPRESENTATION fir bie 8inter.
befleiOune Der Srieesgefangeuen III
Si6irien nereinbart.
Die enc III fiir @afangeue be-
iti4untt. 0eren 2%eibmaidle no@ frog.
5ar iit mo teiteDt aus:
idpperen aefiitterten Diater.
nonteI.
/ idtpcren @irterboie.
/ 8aar idlFpcren Scoerihaft5itle-
eIn.
1 manfnrjideR Rite nit 5dps.
ffoppen fir Gbren un0 9laden.
Die nnSere glpsltattung beitebt
ais:
/ gaor frGitioen EelSitieielm
1 AineiiiAen idnperen, mottier.
ten Tede. 65 sue,
i moIeTen llfferhemo,
] mnaeieig lInterbDF =
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Gntueidt ans @efOrmanitaIt

Ies MOines. So. %. guguit
4iis Der Refornlontalt fir Waan
den i'm benadbnrten W1itdeIuil
enttDih lebte ladt Die 15jdbrigs
N15el Sent mir nit ibren Aaht
gesudnbern befleibet. Ole Golisa
lit nlfaeforoert norDen, mad 0c.
BIiihtieen 81 fabnoen.
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acknowledgements
9egcn Grc6i6lad.cr

8oihingtun, %. Sing. Son
reBnlam Rainen (Sa.) bat helt
afmittag angctunoigt, bob er &c
1eiie beibringen lueroe nondh ge
1iiie @roBidlddfer oeriuden, 0el
9rotpreis in Die Sobe 81 ihralben
e erfldrf oaB Sdl1hthousbefiber
ne Die 6leiidpreiie regnIieren, Dol
ur5elll cine Der aroBten 8adereiel
mfgefauit hnbert, Inn Den 2oib Bro
Jon 8 Gents nuF 6 Gents 5lt erhoIjen
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9eidLa1e 9er 0tnnaen aat6pLiFrn
glew gorf, %. pug.

9teD gorf, %. pug.
lie 8elegafen oes Geltidea 8o
aatbolilden 3entraIbercin
1oben @ei9liiiie a%ngenomne1b II
peIden Die Ser. Stoaten acaierunl
lufgefor0ert wigo, Die metifaniih
Regierltng 5i 5ipiHgen Reliaions
ireibeit n Mlerifo 5u geitatten mi
aebe un0 gigeniiim auerifan ide
Burger Bit idiiben. 4bidriitcn bio
er Reiolutionen mlrOen ali Stdots
efretdr Gaming aeidnot.
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9entidIer q%nnoprhr.@ crein.

4m 1erntag nbello itarH plohlif
10 uaefmnrtet pulicr lieber 81
.ern0 Geo RoerHer, Die geerl
trg fIaDef lt0tt 1tfl 1cniiersta
d "a. 4uguit tint 2 MFF Md
dfiags 0cn SEQ Sofinattb n In
g00ge. Tie slailfsrn0ea ipereen CT
IA nd baron III bgtdligeH.
emil ssibai. Setre1ar.
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@pm 2na aermaLmt.

G~llblatte ga. %. aitguTt.
Games Corner BON Eotoii, @i5.
aerict bier inter bic Raoer cine
3uaes un6 iultr0e buditdblid ser
ntalnIt.
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Qen @un0 a. Qeben idlniIc

Sen Buu0 fir 2e6en ihlofier
SER 8ilbur g. 9uraeB. 9rdiieeni
Der 8urgeB e1ran0en 81. INTO 6I.
az IheEraifge 5to0ter. eBfere wnl
aahreslo Der leBten bret 9atre beI
perrn 8urgab ais 5ten0ggap Ilal
9eihdbat
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DDS @an5e, Pnlt!
teibt's bel Ncn HMiTeH!
Die Mgslumiirr iiHb inFular Der
IhwrFen gerlmite matt
~gtinprbeH.

Berlin, 90. slug. (Junfenberiht. }
Sn Dem iiinaiten offi5ieIlen BE.
,idlt Des @iener arieasomieS beiBt
8: Gfotoem bic Ruiien an oIcn
puaften Der Gitiront nit GROCER
fftiGfeit 1ugegriffen hoben tx Is
Ehnen niraen6 aeIungcn mth MIR
Sie geringiten GrfoIee az errciden
Die ruIiiiheu 8erIuite IN ben ddnrp.
len 0llt unfpren Stpnob. norooitEid
BON auDeI. lpnren maewobnlih
Ifner beibt Is in oteiem 8eriht.
Gin aorreiponbent Der a6lniihcn
Beitune. tpeIder an Der miiiihen
5rpnt melt. ihreibt. DAB in Den
Rdmpfen bel 0orooenfa in 0itgoli
siea dDiiden Dem IA. un0 IL. au
sult 5000 MuFien gefolen iinO. nab
reth o1tf Geiten Der Geutihen nur
80 Mlom IN Dem @eieht qeiaaen
linb. GoIlten bic Ruiien fortfabrcn
Idreibt Der aorreiponoent Die 1hl
Su beridIpenoen m0 oie
Monnih1ftm IN 10 musIoier @eiic
Idorenfpeiie 81 opfern, Damn lit boil
ltdnoioe Grihopfung MIR cine bloBr
Brnge Der 3eit.
WrDher GrRteleatn.
Gas E0gebldtt ihreibt. ouB Der
Ernteertrng III Geutihluno Gle On
parfungea iibertroffen babe; 0ieiqs
gilt norlentlin bon @iebfutter un0
DcI0frihten. Die 9nrtoffelerntr
0iirftp nidt 10 giinfig aus.
oLS I'M bersoneenen Sabre,
benn Die Sodttnrtoffeln baben I'M
ter Der groBrn Geuhtiefeit bel &c.
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Sin eEatiInb ii 2eniiOn, aopc

lal leptell Coming inur0e Bic
Elm 5faf STUD earnH9et DC ia
aenben @eafften fullr0en erDlhf
4r aq1 Gebcrt Sctretd
rFfY Cto 4n.o 51asnleitpr
@ @als r aInb bat nun bc
s6loIN nm gsnntag, ben ~. Mug
\ aSouruier bier ahsutnlte
eFia hIerHiH enc bcr5lih
aDuea an 0ie EtGfhrit0er bon
mnba iih baron Bu befeiIiqen.
1911 96briit Ctto. ST. 5gfrstda.
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biriifen 3inter Hinpcg3utrmmeu.
I'M oortn nod 8eenoigung oes arie-
ge8 9eilno IN Die arue Ieiner ia.
milic 5lritd3ufe6ren.
lie 6or0erer oes glaKes liu0 Der
anii6t. ooB oieies ueileite SiIFg
inert Bel ben bier lebcnOen Jrein
oinnah nno 6raun0en Der 3eitrnl
madte Die gutltieite qnfna6nre unn
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-11

tourings to ". y. Carl. Ed King. Dr.
richmond and Jack Albrechy. Velie
two and a half ton truck to Momsen-
Dunnegan- Ryan company.
Pioneer Motor company-Briscoe
panel delivery to White House; Briscoe
"a touring to W. \ Wells.
West Texas Motor company-Haynes
seven passenger touring to Mrs. Jeanne
Rank. san Angelo, Mex
Elliott-Garrett company-Studebake
four touring to NJ J. Mason. Metcalf
Ariz; Studebaker -four" roadster to
Andy McGee; Studebaker six tour
ings 10 Bannett * Taber, Silver City,
and Hill K Walker. LOrdsburg
FL PasO Overland Auto company
George r Wells. Overland model 80:
NJ R Buchanan, Silver City, Overland
model S5-6: Myers company, WHY'S
knight roadster; Albuquerque Overland
Auto company. Albuquerque, carload.
cadillac Sales company - Cadillac
eight touring to Harry Cooper
FL PasO Buick company-Buick six
tourings to W. II. CASTOR. W. A VOL
dert jr-- and A. J. HUMPHREYS. Carload
deliveries 10 Carter * Burnside. Silver
City, and VI. \. Nordhaus, Deming.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-11
NATIONAL PARK HIGHWAY
BOOSTERS MEET In PUEBLO

Pueblo. Colo, Nov. flood road adj
vocates from all sections of the west
gathered here today to participate in
the convention of the National Park
Highway association this afternoon.
The organization was organized some
time ago for the purpose OF advocating
the construction of 4 tourist highway
to CONNECT the various national parks
in the western states. The cOnstruc-
ton is 10 be undertak ken by the states
with the aid of the United States gov
eminent. the national congress at its
last session having provided for the ex-
penditure OF So, coo. 900 for good roads
in the next ten wears. the different
states also TO spend approximately the
same amount.
When completed the highway Will
start in Yellowstone National park
through Wyoming and Colorado. over
the Spanish Trail highway to the Mese
Verde park in southwestern Colorado.
then into New Mexico and Grand Can
Won. into southern California and thence
northward through the California Na-
tional parks and back To- the starting
point in the Yellowstone National park
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-11
ELECTION FELT ON GAS ROW.
RENEWMODELS REACH HERE
Amestons Will Arrive Next Week-Briscoe Panel Deliv
cry and New Roadster Get Attention Would be Blu
lex Owners Fight frost Takes Truck Agency
Tri State Adds New Lines-Auto Co. Enlarges.

cure increased allotments Of both these
lines for his territory
TIE new Briscoe panel delivery car
made its appearance here on Friday
morning. Early Friday afternoon the
first car was sold to the White House
and n mayer VI. Tomlinson, of the Pho
neer Motor company. had several in
quiries as TO the quickest possible time
he could get in several more for other
merchants who want the trim looking
little car. The body is very roOmy,
the floor space being - by so inches
and the height so inches. The car is
well finished and makes n very neat
appearance
New Roadster Arrives.
The Pioneer also received a new
four-p passenger BriscOe roadster The
rear seat is wide and the fOOtrOOm is
unusually large for a roadster Of this
tyne As quickly as the car could be
oiled. IL was started on demonstrations
and Mt. Tomlinson expects that il will
be sold by tonight 1t is standard
Briscoe chassis and equipment but Ajax
tires have now been made part Of the
equipment
The Southern Motor company is sold
out Of Grants. They have several or
ders ahead for touring cars but their
let A carload - can't tourings left
the factory on Friday.
More Republic Trucks Here.
Another carload OF three two-ton Re
PUBIC Trucks reached the southern
Motor company today. Orders will take
care Of two Of these and one Of the
territory dealers is making inquiries
about the other
George MOuntz. representing Mono
gram oils. left for San Francisco on
Friday night. after spending three
weeks in Fl Paso and territory with
of the Borderland Auto
Supply company.
Announcement is made OF the plans OF
the o-de-'and Auto supply company
for a three-story warehouse. to be
erected at St Vrain and Texas streets
at a cost OF $4,000
Drop Tire Line.
The Boss Rubber company viii start
p closing out sale on Hartford tires,
Manager Zack Silversparre
states that for the immediate future.
tires will take up the
attention of mis- staff as the Kelly sales
have shown n wonderful increase dur
ing the past few months
Jack Stuart. formerly with the E
Paso Auto Sales company. has rejoined
the sales force of the Wichita Truck
company and was a visitor in the city
this week in the interest of his line
Studebaker Business Heavy.
W. R Riley, district representative