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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-02
5OrO,6a6rif fir Baltimore.

goltimorcr @eidGitslcute meroen
obne 3ucifel ocn @ntihlub ocs sc.
troitpr gliitoplobilfobrifontcn mn
5rieoensopoitelS Senrp 6oro, bier
cine 5iIialc 5u crridten nit 6rciI.
ocn hegriiBcn Gin Director Der
6oro Comp. bcfinDct f6 idon III
Baltimore, Inn Gin @cb1uoc 8u mic.
t6cn Spdtcrbm ipiro onnn oic Sir.
ma ein ciaenes 6nbrifgebduoe crrif.
ten oos nlin0eitenS iiebcn StodApertc
bod lpcrocn pirD.
q. Molrce Gaihuid, Der 8oriic6er
Der 4Gnitmid Nlntor So. lno leit,
bcrigc @crtreter Scr 8oro Comp. IN
Baltimore, erflGrtc eeiteru, ooB ieiu
Gontroit nit Der 6irmo om I. Suli
ablauit uno bob ocrIelbc nibt CT.
neuert puror. pr. ganuid iiber.
uaDm Die glgeutur fir cine ouoere
9lutomobilio6rif. SIN porieen So6re
wurocn in Baltimore ii6er 20O0
6oro glutomobilc pcrfauit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-02

Die ,5lperior OrDgen 60" BON
9lep. glorf bcpbiidtiot IN Baltimore
cine 6iliole 5u errihtcn. ginige Be
ante scr C5cicniNoit fonieH gcltcrn
Dicr0cr. i'm Elm poiicnocs @rnoltiid
ali crwcr6en. Gos 5a6rifgebauoe
ioa bis ipotcitcns 1. September Ter.
tic aeiteat uu0 nit oen neleIten Nla'
ihileu mlsgeriiitct merocn. Sgpgen
miro Sur 3cit in Baltimore picl 9e.
brmtht; beion0ers Die 5hitisbont
@oaaon. iino Gtobt%nouirie Der.
5cbrcn t6QIc6 aroBc Guonttdtcn Ron
oieIen @roouft.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-02

Die ii1otiihe aapeae con3ertirt
beitie 9l6cno bon s bis 10 ll6r 80
am 6aaslpau Wlonumant, @uilioro.
slpenuc uno G6oie straBc, mo oos
@rogromm lit, ipie folgt
Wlnritt. spirit Of Jnbepenbenccr,
0n5mnn
d Currriiiu aemiramibcf ........ AulilHi
~ eoruCi Colo unp IrpWnoncsluarict
(Nr Mtliam NDppcr)
a. Eclcilon .,Sctannbe" ......... pcrberi
81 Ge.rtion aus c5r0Bgn lperu SaliranQd
sHphenoru". r@urmen" eaulplon nno
Ncli.uF, ubag .Ndtcnronc" aS0uii
InH5-Nlnnf
Q. One Siep a9re Dpu from Eirle' eoDb
aaalscf Communications" ... europe
N Nnr Irni .MnnaarDu sop" Uiorfl6
~ 6iaDoiie. 8nlhmorc1 1.......... 0inie
40 Enc Giep. aWlqnon Zee.
a. a&inr 1panaleo Nannerf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-02
ge cues ain0crorbcitS @ c.
eb be6ingt @crGn-
0cruliQcl

9crdnocrungen in DEM @cicb 5ur
9lcguliriing Der 9inoerarbeit. mclhe
ecacrn in Sroft trater, bntten 5lr
6oiae. oaB ucridicocnc Sinoer lire
8einditiguue dnoeril mubtcn, ebeu.
70 maBtcn glrbeitecbcr, pelde ainocr
mter Dem gllter BON 16 Sa6rrn be.
idditiecn neue 9lr6cits glrrange'
ncntS trcfien.
Ias itatiitiiAc Bureau i'm Gqli.
table.@cb1uOc mar eeItctn ocn gan.
sen Gag nit 9ipocrn mo i6rcn Be
gleitern gchiat rpeldc iid neic glr.
Observation-Disclosures oiSiiellen lie.
BEN Die pidtigiteu 8erdnoerungen
IN oem ermd6nten @eieb bcite0en in
Der goriAriit ooB amocr inter "A
SaDrcn niAt ldnger ais s Stiu0en
bro Iag nno nidt nebr ols ie9s "a.
ac IN Der @o6e beihGitiat merOer
oiirien. @bcnio oerbietcu oieIe g(cn.
oerllngcn oaB iolde aiuoer nad z
ll6r slbcnOs beihdttigt peroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-02
O}eile Hunfnrrcn,.

Die gultimorc.Obio.8abn, Die felt
SSo6rcn Oen @iitcrOerfe6r i'm Curtis
gaD-OiItrift in Der Smlo battr, miB
BON nun ab aud in icner @egcno &C.
gen sic @ciniDloonia, unO Die
@eitcrn @orDlono. .Giienbo6n contir-
rircn. Sbnc oic @nti6cioung Der OF
fcntliden getricbs.G .Gommiiiion ab5u-
lpartcn, cntI6ieoen ole @eriAtc, OaB
ole GbeIapcatc & Curtis 9np-@iien-
bo6n, Oic ocri6ieOeue @clciie i'm
Curtis 9ap.Diitrift betrei6t, ais cine
reeclmGBige @obn 6etradtet meroen
loate. gluF @runo Oieier Gntidci-
ouna traien baum Die EenniplOania-
uno Die @eItern WlarDlono- nit Der
Gurtis-9ap.9abn cine 8creinbarllng,
pona9 Tie bcredtiot iino, aui Den Sc
leiicn Der Gurtis-gaD.9 .9abn i9re
@oegouS lauien 81 loiien. Die @ag-
CONS DER 8enuiplualia- uno g9eltern
W}orDlano.8o6n merocn bon Canton
reip. bon 4ort @ooineton aus auf
5a6ren na6 Curtis 9oO eebra6t mo
rpieoer obgcbolt meroen,
1entIdc, SeitsrreidIiidjc nuO lIuoa.
ride aricsSanIci6en.
100 Wlart nub 100 aruncE uuhudrts
SbcD. S. 0ienrr & 60,
217 SIt.galtimOre.Str.
(NGra13-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-02
9art,aapsas

Die @arf-aapelle cor5crtirt 1eute
q(beno BON Z llbr 30 big 10 ll6r inn
Clifton @ort" Gas @rogramm 1T
SoIacnocs
.glarih .lugnriibe splplieur nnllpn
2 Cnncriile, nSinanls Gaze Olcnoelplobn
81 Seicition, albe BtinceB Ndi" perbetl
a. gAal8er Siolpfr5 Of Rdria 1onblf
g. Nuhen CSl0dcn ,Tbe 8erlcd Ga0" Ncro
i0crf @nunrb n NnielD.)
81 Tdninif sCiers@lodcn" ........ts .Haie
@iahouir Tdncc Or. i..... DOotdi
b. GldpDnic Dducc 9ir a.....i 1. ApofQl
Hpea .........,......... Nypur
bien NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Smulb
10 Marih ,Bala0ema" ..a.... Bcilala
Cos 4lhninnl 10 ctlu1t nns oint
lYaHalco Nunncr seieo mitinllnaen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-02

seIearapbiidIer WeiierberidJt.

glis oen ilbrieen @unoes . g9etter'
@cobohhngS .Stotionen mnroen ole
solgenocn bo6iten SemperntureM
bic i'm s llbr gelteru abeuO bcrrit-
ten, beridtet:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-02
GonAerI.N rIealIna.

4lNf g9Nnld oes nHnI5lpalen 0elI'
ipicl-gomite's BAT oie 4arf6e6oroc
oos Gon5crt, ipelcbes moracn.
9la8miitags pon 3 ll6r 30 bis
& nor im Sort @1c6enru 8arf"
iiottiiuoeu iolltc. aulaBlid oes Gli-
ia6et6.8eitipiels nah Dem Grub.
Sia.4arfe rerleat Gas @on5ert i'm
0Sprt NlcSenrD @arf" ipiro oaber
ali glbcno BON z libr so Dis 10 ltbr
itattiirocu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-02

9ibDnucnlcu, pie ben gGcnlldDcn NOrre'
lgpnaaigu" iIiNi piIultlicD uDer lHrtael'
niaNia e.naiieu hup gebetcn, ber Giilts
puDpn per IelepbOa uDer iNrlltlth Wlit'
lbs' 'Nne az usaNeH,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-02

gQefter.9 .9luSiidlicn,

Sir WarDlano uno ben Diitrih
Columbia bcutc flar uno moBigc
iiiolidc g8iHoc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-02
itntrr6aItnnas s.ggeoueilsr.

,.6lppDbIome' @duoepine uuo 8anbeIbiloer.
.,9laulanb Gau0COilc nnn YhnnDclhuOct.
,,8llurt Weip @ari" gluerlei 8uliepelnlil'
dUuNpu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-02

6rudtc icooG in Grio6rimg OaB CT
nit Dem MQoden Sloiiie @ation III
g2eparf, 0e..Sy 5uinmmcngefomnlcn
por uno pur0e oarauibin Die NG-
hnftnna anaeor0net. M
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-02
N6Lc6rn.

SIN glltcr bon 81 Sa6rcn oerldico
gcitcrn in ieiner @obnmg. glr. 1924.
Git5eoeralitroBe, Serr Sobn 4enIel.
Siei6etrauert uirO Der 1a6ingeid)ie-
orne non Iciner Satin Catherine,
geb. Sottes. Die 8ecroigung finoet
am sonntag gladmittog I'M 4 llbr
pom 8rauer6auie aus oui Dem galti-
luore.6 .6rieo6oie itatt.
@tort6o 9cIl.
Bon Der @o6mng ibrer @ltcrL
Serrn umO 8rou Souis imO Selma
Sitter. glr. 3404. DiaonStraBe, fii
set am Sountag 9lahmittoa nm 3
ll6r ole @ceroieuRe bon Brau @ldr-
TIA V. Den, eattin BON So6n Q.
@ea, bon Or. 3423, G'Gonuea. Str,
aui oeu Gatlopn. .SrieO6otc itatt,
iia1ocn cine firhIibe SanoluHa IN
scr Der. oertiden eoang..liltb. airdc
all Der Galt.9lpcnie unO 0iaonsStr.
abgebalteu lit. 1ic GabingeIAieoene
bate cin gIItcr BON 25 Sn0ren er-
reidt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-02
Observation-Disclosures.

WlnnijipalV lVadridten,
@looeac fiir t5rancis Scott Reo.3cnf.
NAL ioaen in Baltimore ausgc'
iteat ucroen. @1aDor @reiton
eriudt oic aiinitler, i6re Gnt.
wiiric Der StaOt sur gcriiigung
81 itcQen. StaOt miro bic
Soften oes Sransportes troeen.
Nlouor 4rclton ri9tcte gcitcrn ei.
ncn 9rief All 0ie Ia peridieoencn
aiinitler, Die au Dem @ettbemcrb iiir
oas 6raucis Scott 9ep.Ocutmal, oas
iiir oen bieiigen oifeitlibeu @arf bel
Sort McScur0 bcitimmt lit, betbeiligt
ecpeien iino. @r criubte ole per-
Idicoencn Scrren, ibrc MoOeac. Die
al Dem &rcisausibreiben nod @aib-
inoton gcianot norocn parcn Der
Stoot Baltimore auf eini0e 3cit 5ir
@eriiigung 81 itcllcn. Oonit ole 9c,
polfcune Der NloHlmentenitaot ole
Gntpiiric beiibtigen fauu,
Wlapor Qreiton's glbiidt 1T es. Dob
bic @looele einige 3cit in ocr 8ca.
boon almiteoaerie oiicntlid als9e-
Itcat meroen lonen. 0ic Soften Oes
SransportcS ioa sic StaOttoiic ira.
gen
@f outag offeutlides 8er.
Dor iiber 9afe6oGl.
Gcror0nung.
0lit Der @rflGriug, oaB oie 9iir.
ger Der Sta0t 81 eiuem oiientIidcn
9erbore in ieoem Sale berebtiet
ieien peun iie Gin ioldes tpiiniben,
ergriff geitern Serr s. s. Wlobon bic
@ortei Oerienieen. ole oas Stoot.
rat1s.6onite fir Boli5ei uno Sc
idngniBmcieit Icit betrdbtlider 3eit
init 9rieien bombar0irten, nm in Der
Mcaenna geroromma betr. Conn.
taas 9aic6aa Elm oifentlideS ger60r
ourh3nicsen. Gorouf Oauerte cs
niht lange. bis Serr s5o6n 9. Spen-
Ger, Ger @ertrctcr Der pierten WarO
I'M criien 3weigc, uno Der 9rGiiocit
Oes StaOtrat6s-Gomitcs fir @oli5ei
mo @efdnguibmcieu antiinoigte, Dab
am fomnienocn Montag, glahmittagS
nm 4 llbr, Elm ioldcS Gerbor &C.
wdbrt mcroen piiroe. 0err Q9. ".
Gapis, Der @raiioent Der ,9oros Dan
glaianee BON NlorDIano" uuo Die
nWiiniiteriol Union Of Baltimore"
iino oaraiibin gciiern bonn 9fatb6aliie
aus oabingebeno benadribtigt nor.
Den. Dieie bei0en 8ereinieuugen ba.
ben balptiddlid lid oogegen per.
mobrt. OaB oic 8eroronlne mir BON
oeu munijipalen @e6oroen 6ebanoclt
weroc, o6nc Scr 9en0lferung @elc,
geubeit 81 ge6cn, bel cinem ofientli-
den @erbor oos Sir uno g8ioer por-
5t6riugen.
SIN 9latb6auie oerlailtete aeitern,
Dab trob oes oiieutliden 9er6ors.
oas am @lontag itattfinocn miro. eS
ais ic0r pabriheinIi6 81 bctradter
iei oaB bic 9eroronuna siinitis ein-
beridtct miro no oaB niht au5nneb.
men iei, Dab oas &erbor irgeuo pel-
den GiniluB me6r mif oas Sdbidial
Der 9eroronnug baben mag, oie bon
eiucm Der einfuBrcihiieu 8ertreter
Der Stoot.9lominiitration cinae6radt
worocn lit mo bereits bon orei sO}it.
glieocrn oos GonIitcs imter5eihnet
wurOe Dur oic lluterihriit Der ser.
rem hilbert @1. Sproher uno geperlp
". Smith icblcu nod.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-02

Mar @oIoitein BON 0tr. 1906,
5lcet StraBe, puroe Gciteru bon
Ridlter @ercd6t IN Ser oitIidcn @oli-
5ciitation nit $50 uao Soften be-
itrait, neil er ange6li9 in Dem Saiic
gsr. 529, Sii0.Garoline.Str. OaS bon
ser 6amilic audta 6epo6nt miro,
ilu6te. @olOiteiu fiinoiate Der 6ami-
lie an. oaB er sic Sausmietbe er9o.
ben miilic, woraui ein @ortucbicl
cntItouo, III oeiien 1erloui @oIoitcin
ougcblid Die 0la6t ocS Sauscigcr-
tbiimers NIT 6Iudworten betrditiste.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-02

bon m0 nod DentiblouO uuo
0eiterrcit6. llngorn iiber Nottcroom
iino glciu. gorf @eloienounaen nod
europa.
Sbco. 8. 1iencr q GO.,
217 Cit.gnltiinOrc.Stry
(@dr5i3-) 243 Siib.gruaOwup.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-02

Ole pcitlid)e Storlng bat lidJ lebr
laugiam ua1 Often beipegt uno am
Gouucriiag 9lbeno Oas obere 0liiiii.
lippi.I6al unO ole mittleren @benen
beocdt. Sic mar pom leidten lotalen
g}jeocridl1gen bcglcitet imo @eruit-
tern in Der obercn Seenaegeuo. Die
Tcmperatllrcn iino betrdhtlih in ben
groBcn GentraItbdleul gcitiegeu
cbcnio i'll Der Serngcgeno. gliiBcrees
lpo1nlih 6obe 9emperaturcn iino in
oen meitliden @oliitaaten, Oflaboma
nno aauiaS 5u Der5ciduen. gSetters
Tcmperaturen, Die 6etrddtlid inter
Dem Soiionniittel ite5eu. berrihen in
oen u0r0lihen @benen. IN Den moro
liden 9lodp Mountains, pdbrcllO om
Gonneritag in gcaouiionc Parf
ielbit S1nceiaa 3u uer5eidnen gepc.
fen lit. Sun inneren leros iUuroe am
Donneritog Die MlarimaItemperotlm
ocs gan5en 2auoes NIT 100 @rao
gcnclOet.
glae gln5eiden iino oofiir borbon'
oeu. ooB Iotale Sdouer mo @ewit'
fer IN Der @egeno Der aroBcn Seen,
iul Ohio Ibale mo TenncHcc 5u CT.
iporten lino. SHARES g8etter 1T am
8reitoa uno Sanitae IN oen gandcn
otlantiiden 5taoten lmo IN ocu 0it-
lihen @oIfltaateu 8l eriunrten
Die Eemperatrr mir0 or Jreitng
mo SomItag in Den atlantiiden
9topten peieutlid iteiaen. &empc.
raturitiir8e iin0 i'm urtereu Dlibi.
gan in Ohio uno I'M unteren Yliilii.
lippiGbole al erporteu
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-12
NEW CDNPANY
At CRAVE ORD
Winter Scenery and Plenty
of Fans in the Theater;;
Comedy on the Stage.

aThe Big Musical Revue" company
opened a summer engagement at the
Crawford theater Sunday matinee. IN
der the direction OF manager E F. Max
wen. The company consists Of several
rrineipaIs and seven singing and dane
ing girls in the chorus, some Of whom
also make good" in specially num-
bers. Special scenery has been paint
ed for the performance the first Of
which reureseuts a snow scene in win
-. +s,,e The house has had large
eIec+ric fans installed for ventilation
nurnoses and the audiences Sunday ap-
5sared satisfactorily cool and comfort
abTe number Of specialties were in
reduced during the action Of the piece,
ana the chorus. always IN new costumes
an1esrs in a number Of the songs Al
+6Fe.her. the audiences appeared thor
oughIv satisfied with the new offering.
ss fhe actors were applauded literally
- 1r-ere forced to give numerous en-
cores on their musical numbers
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-12
TURNS A CHURCH
INTO WAREHOUSE
The Army Quartermaster at
Maria Leases Old First
Methodist Building.

Maria. Texas, June 12.-The old FRS
Methodist church building has been
leased by the quartermaster's depart
ment and has been converted into
storehouse for the army
Maria has been made headquarters
for motor truck company No II, COM
manded by Capts. Chambers and Hager-
man. The company has 50 trucks One
Of them carries a repair outfit, includ-
ing a forge. lathe and tools
The army has erected two complete
field bakery units on lots belonging 70
nacitv OF 3n0O pounds Of bread every
"a hours. but al present will be oper-
ared at half capacity Sergeant Dun
bar is in charge OF the ovens
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-12


All trains arrive ana depart from Union
rsaffon- foot OF San Francisco street All
arrivals and departures given In Il Faso OF
mountain standard time.
SANTA FE.
For Albuquerque, Denver Chicago LOS
AnEeIes-So- S16 Tvs $50 q n No e4V
FROM AibuQuerque. Denver. Los Angeles
ChicaEo-No- sos avs 10 a n-' No SlS
Al 20 II PAsO & SOUTHWESTERN.
western Division-l
Tor Arizona and Califoruia-So- lTa-
z-55 ,. NJ No I at 80 D n
From Arizona and California-No- srFa-
q m. 40 4 at 1:40 p n
Eastern DiTision)
For Kansas City. St Lois and Chieago-
No. Tvs 1855 p m; No al 80 p m
For Tucumcsri-No. Tvs ~ a. m 81.
From Chicago. St Louis and kansas Nlty
-No- / arrs $50 . m: No at 2:to p m
From Turuncari-No- Z Az ~ D n
q II. Z 5. A. AND s. P. TRAINS
Fro- san Antonio. New Orleans and wash
inEton-sSo- 1o2 Tvs s-45 a. rl-' NO. 10 Al
1880 ,. m 49,, g.,
Antonio-,|o- arvs- $50 D. m: No 1ol al
~ For "A Arizona and caIifornia-No. l Iva
SEAS a. m: No at ,, ms No. W AZ
From Arizona and Califo-nia-No- Io2
avs $50 a. m: No. ?. al 4-3o p m No
~ TExAs 4 PACIFIC.
For Dallas and St Louia-So- Tvs b-so
q m. No al p m
FROM ST. Louis and Dallas-No. arrives
1880 a. m; No; ; At ssSs ?, N;
10 1E EssI5SI AND NORTH WESTERN.
arnnLlTIe-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-12
RESIGNATION OF ITALIAN
CABINET UNTTES FACTIONS

Rome, Italy, June 12.-Failure Of the
Italian chamber of deputies TO pass 4
vote Of confidence in the government
resulted in the cabinet headed by pre-
mier Salandra resigning sunday. The
vote Of confidence was withheld fol-
lowing the presentation Of the budget
Of the ministry of the interior
All parties agree that the new italian
cabinet must have national charac-
ter. It is suggested that il comprise
an the leading statesmen with a view
Of uniting in the supreme struggle all
political opinions, except that Of the
Socialists, about 40 Of whom oppoS
the war as principle From all sides
a rapid solution Of the crisis is urged.
owing to the gravity of the moment.
King Victor Emmanuel, besides coun-
selling Antonio Salandra. the resigning
premier, viii seek the views Of Barou
Sounino, the foreign minister. the presi-
dents Of the senate and chamber Of
deputies and the wearers Of the collar
Of the Order OF Annunziata. including
ex-Premiers Giolitto and LuZzati
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-12
TODAY'S ADJUSTMENTS
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CHAPLIN.

Charlie Chaplin, the worlds greatest
screen comedian. viii be seen at the
Wigwam today in The Fireman" the
second Of his pictures under his $50, 900
a wear contract with the Mutual Film
corporation This picture will be re-
leased at the Wigwam today for its
showing in Texas and Ell PasO will see
il as soon as New York and the other
big towns. THE Fireman" is more elab-
crate in its production than the pictures
in which Chaplin appeared under other
arrangements. The Mutual corporation
is not cutting down on its productions
as the other did because of Chaplin's
tremendous salary, but instead. is max
ing them bigger There are a number
Of big scenes. including the actual burn
ing Of two real houses
Patrons are urged 10 come TO the
matinees today and tomorrow If shey
can. as the Wigwam was unable to
accommodate all who wished to see
Chaplin last me-Advertisement
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-12
NEGRO MINSTRELS SING AND
DANCE TO PLANTATION TUNES

Good instrumental music, better sing
ing and fine dancing were the features
Of the Alabama Ministries which were
eiveD at-the Texas Grand theater Sun
dav afternoon and evening.
Negroes are natural born entertainers
and they were at their best in their
singing, dancing and music making.
AS wits they fail but that is not eL-
pected Of a negro minstrel snow TO
which people 90 to hear and see the
wonderful rhythmic steps Of the dancers
and their raggy. swingy. negro songs
The matinee show was late IN start
ing because of the delay in the arrival
OF the Ministries from Pecos- The show
went better Sunday night when a
larger audience cheered the fun
makers
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-12
SAYS ORPET NOT AT HIS HOME
NIGHT BEFORE BODY FOUND

Waukegan, III, June l2.-7E. o. Orpet
concluding his testimony today in the
trial Of his 20-year-old son, VIII H
Orpet, accused of the murder of Marian
Lambert. declared his son did not sleep
at home on the nights Ct February 8
or g. the night before the birrs body
was found in the snOw-cOvered woods.
The elder Orpet also testified that a
month before the death of Miss Lam
bert, he had instructed as assistant TO
throw away the stock or poison he used
in gardening which, the prosecution al
leges. caused the death Of the girl. Or
pet maintained the poison had lost its
strength, but that his assistant has neg
lected 10 destroy it, as he had directed.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-12
BEING
LAID ON ROAD
Upper Valley Bump-the
Bumps Soon Be Paved;
1900 Feet Poured.

Fifteen hundred feet OF concrete
paving have been laid on the upper
valley road from the Borderland Inn
south. according 10 the report Of
Charles 5. Henning. road superintend-
ent, made to the county commission
ers' court Monday morning
Grading has been done for nearly a
mile. the REPORT continues On the
section between the Borderland Inn and
the New Mexico state line. a small
/ amount Of grading has been done.
The SOcorro road. II was stated, has
been finished. 1t is three miles long
with a IL foot bad bed Ine cost
Of this road was s4l.53z-56- The Clint
road has been extended to within
about two miles Of Clint
Repairing Road.
The repair crew has covered the
Tsleta road from the six mile bridge TO
the hospital and the crew is now
working opposite Washington park
Several bridges in the vicinity OF clint
were repaired during May
The cost OF work during May was
given as follows: Xsleta-Clnt ~
S1s,946-2f, SOcorrO road. S4S46-5e;
patching FL PasO-Nsleta road, S5sl-8os
repairing bridges on dirt roads,
$219.70: engineering expenses, Sl1S5-Sl.
Petition for Road
The petition for a road from the
north loop road back along the Juan
Herrara ditch was granted also the
rebuilding OF about 1000 feet OF fence
along the road between the Stevens
and OrndOrff land.
The petition Of G. F. Hawks and
o. H Baum asking that unpaid taxes
on abstract Us, survey No 265, De
cancelled, was granted.
A motion prevailed that the G. H
* 5 A. be instructed to put in cross
ing at Chelsa street. and that. II the
railroad refuses, to instruct the coun-
~ attorney 70 bring condemnation
proceedings.
Acting on a petition numerously
signed, GregOriO Olguin was appointed
president and Pedro Martinez, alcalde
Of the Tsleta ditch committee.
Wiring for Courthouse.
The bid OF the National Telegra-
trio lighting extension required 10
take care Of the desk lighting named
in the lighting fixtures appropria-
ton, amounting to S190272, was re-
ferred 10 frost & frost. courthouse
architects, for investigation and re-
port.
The appointment Of NJ ]. Sherwood
as commissioner at the Rey ditch was
ratified.
400 had Auto Licenses.
Louis BerteauZ, former county au-
tomObile inspector. submitted a report
showing about 1900 automobile license
numbers that should be Cancelled.
The report of Z. 3. McClintock
showing jury fees collected TO the
amount Of go. was received and filed
The report Of Maxine Amanda. show
ing no convictions during April in
justice district No 4, was filed
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-12
MARGUERITE CLARK.

silks and Satins." at this Alhambra
today only. in which the adorable Mar
guerite Clark is starred by the Famous
Players. is a true and tender reflection
of every youthful dream that was ever
dreamed This delightful play presents
a romance that begins with the pres
ent. goes back to other days and re-
turns TO modern times for its climax.
Marguerite Clark. who plays the role
OF -Felicite." is TO marry, against her
viii, a man she despises; on the eve of
her wedding. a way Of escape is IN
folded 10 her through the finding Of an
old diary in which is told the story OF
one Of her own ancestors who was in
the same plight, and who suggests the
solution to the romantic problem silks
and Satins" is one of the sweetest and
most charming photoplay romances in
which Miss Clark has ever appeared
Advertisement
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-12
UNIVERSITY Law STUDENTS
ARE FOR JUDICIAL REFORM

Austin, Texas, June 1.-THE Uni
Tersity Of Texas law association is in
session here today, giving considera-
uon 10 judicial reform. the purpose
being to give immediate relief 10 the
present overcrOwded condition Of the
higher courts. The recommendation
OF the association will be submit /
10 the next legislature
Class day exercises were being held
today at the university in connection
with the commencement exercises The
alumni association is in session. The
graduating exercises will be held to-
morrow
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-12
suffrngiSts Make Demands
CHAIRMAN ROBINS AND
ICKES TO SEE ROOSEVELT

Chicago. Ill, June ia ymond
Robins chairman Of the Progressive ma
tional convention, and Harold Ickes,
Progressive national convention, an
uounced today that thew will leave to-
morrow or Wednesday for oyster Bay 70
talk over the party situation with Col
Roosevelt.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-12
STUDENTS AND TEACHERS TO
MEET FOR PARADE TUESDAY

A meeting OF all school children OF
the city above the age of Il years, has
been called by Supt r J. Tighe at the
high school Tuesday evening at seven
o'clock to make plans for having a pub
lie school division in the parade We'd
nesday. The high school cadet corps
will not appear in the parade as a sep
arate body and the cadets are request
ed by SuptTighe TO meet Tuesday nighf
and march with the school division All
teachers Of the city schools who are
interested in the parade to meet there
at the same hour Tuesday evening