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New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1916-02-25
Sri Quftidrff.
&iife pn1t Ge1tt Da8.
3iel Ser sylie9er.
2onoun erbebt aufs neue.

2onbpn erbebt aufs neue.
Berlin, Fl. 5ebr., brabtlos nod
@abbiQe, 8. S. Die beutide Moz
u1iralitdt erlieB beute mittog fol-
genbe Grtldrung be5iigli9 bes Jliez
strangrtffes auf @nglanb:
r9eutf9e Merpplane griffen am
Ma@mittag bes 20. Tebruar bic engz
lii&e Riiite an.
rDie Ba5rtfen btnter Der gtfenz
bobn, pte bic Safenanlagen unb
@asan1talt bon 2oipeitoft purben
nit guten @rfolge NIT 8pmben be-
leat.
Scr @olometer bru@ unter ben
gpmben 8ufammen. 3tpei 0elz
pampfer murben NIT 8pmben be-
tpprfen.
rSrpB bes feinbIiden 5euers unb
Der @eriolgung bur@ feinblihe Mez
roplane tebrten pniere 2uftihiffer
unper1ebrt 3ur 8aiis 5uriid.
rDeutf@e WaorinezMeroplane Aaz
Zen ben feinblt@en 5lugplaB meitz
lib BON 6urnes, in Meftflanbern,
NIT qutem @rfplqe nit 8pmben be-
legt."
2pnbon, 21. Tebr. @ter 6eutf@e
Glug8euge fatteten seitern Der 0itz
!i6en unb fib0flihen &iifte gns>
lonbs einen 8eiu6 ab. Die amtliz
ebe 8etan1tnd@ung lautet:
r9ie eriten Mnsreifer, 5tpei Dop=
pelheder, erf6ienen iiber 2otpeftoft
1855 @orntag pormittag nnb tretz
lien iiber Der 5iibfeite Der Stabt
ffiiaf sRaiinutt aao heben 8onben
fauen. Sn ettpa finf Minuten ttte<
gen iie in grpBe 90be nnb ner>
1dnanben anf9einenb. I'm lilo
bprnittag tparen bic betben Maiferz
fIue5euge tpte0er iiber Der @tabt
Gnb perf@panben barauf mteoer
l1a@ Giten. Sm gan5en tDnrben fieb>
5ebn fletne bo@eJplofiDe 8pmben
abgeporfen. 9erlufte Fnb nt6t gu
betlagen. 3iemlt@en @@aben er>
Iitten bic Mebengebdube etnes Gez
itaurant unb 3pei Mobnbdufer, 3mei
Observation-Disclosures ftiegen nm
11.o5 l1br pormittag empor unb
te1folgten bic Mnsreifer, leiber obne
G1folg. ssn3pti@en itrebten 5tpei
onbere beutfde Wai1erflug5euse Der
tentiiden &iife gu. 9as erfe fri4
I'm 11:20 l1br Dormittag iiber bas
2eu9ti4iff pRentifb Rnod" uno
bslegte bic l1n1gege1tb um 11:20 nbr
bormittags nit 8pmben, Ser leBte
slngreifer frebte unmittelbar auf
Molmer gu, errei6te bic @tabt I'm
1927 l1br, belegte fie niebriger als
$500 SUB fliegenb nit feds Bonn,
Zen unb ma@te barauf einen f9ors
fen 8osen nah Diten.
u8pei Der 8pmben 5erbra9en
Dd9er unb Geniter in Der Naehbar>
fhaft. @tne f6lug bi4t bel elmer
air9e Elm unb 5erf6metterte bic
1ytniteri9eiben gerabe, als bic @e<
1neinbe bos use Deum" fang. Cine
brittle gonlbe traf bic 2anbftraBe
am @tranbe, t0tete eine 3iDilperfon
Dnb bertpunbete einen @eefolbaten.
Sic @e{an1tberluite betragen: atDei
Mann, 1nb -ei11 Rnabe getDtet, ein
@5ee1olbat berpunbet. 3pei nnferer
s5!ug3suee, Die pon DoDer aufftie<
aen, fekten benz Mngreifer nah,
fonnten i'm aber nidbt meAr errel>
herl."
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1916-02-25

Berlin, 81. Jebr., iiber 2onbon.
Sic ua1lniide 3eituns" erflart in
einem pffenbar pon Der bentiden
&egierung inipirierten Mrtifel, baf
bas be1tide Mempranbnm be5iiglid
Der 5afanftisen 8ebanolnng belpaff=
meter 9anpfer Sic enbgiltige uno
beitintntte glnfinbignng bes belt-
iden gorgebens reprafentiere nnb
nidt ettpa einen an Gnglanb abrei-
iierten gpridlag inbetreff elmer Mp-
bifi5iernne bes @eefrteges. Die Nn-
fiinbignng lei besbalb nidt bebat-
tterbar.
sSn einem &o1nmentar sn oen 9e=
peiden Der britiiden 8reiie aus
8aibin9ton, in benen bebanptet
ipirb, baf bas 8aibingtpner &abi-
nett 6as beutide Mempran6nut als
cine etnieitise Menber1tng 6es &0l-
ferredts betradte, iaste sic u&Slnt.
ide 3eitans folgenbes::
yGin antltder GroteIt ber Ser.
Gtaatem ,piirbe natiirlid) feinen Gin-
fluff baben auf uniere einmal getrof-
fene, granbIid eriuogene uab bnrd
eiierne gfutiuenbigfeit beredtiste
Gntideioung, feinbli6e 9ampfer, bte
5ur @erteibisnng betuaffnet finb,
aber ben 8efebl gum glngreifen ba-
ben, ,uie &rieesidtffe 511 bebanbeln.
glmerifas 8rpteit in oieiem Safe
fDnnte n1tr einer iibelmoaenben
@tintn1nng, Ser Mbii6t 8aibingtons
entiprinsen, einen &onflift nit
9e1tt}6lan6 1tnter alien n1nitdnben
nom 3a1tne ST brefben."
8erlin, 81. Gebr., brabtfos nad'
G5apotlle, 6. S. Wie ber ul1eberz
feeti9en Nadri9tenagentur" aus
Rpnitantinopel gemelbet mirb, baben
bic Mutierten Die grie@ii6e 8egiez
rl,ng unter neuen 9rud gefebt unb
perlongt boB iie fi6 ben militdri=
!Gen Mabnabmen Der entente
md9te fiige, pibrtgenfans btefe Sc
ralt an&penben tpirben. 9ie1er
Melbung 5ufolge ipuroe Der grie@iz
}6e premiermtntiter @fulubiS Dor
einigen Sagen BON ben @elonbten
Gnglanbs, S5rantrei@s, Staliens
unb MuBlan6s infprmiert, bab Der
Mniterten &rtegsrat in parts be-
f@loKen babe, ale grie@if4en @i=
Ienbabnen unb Selegrapbenlinien in
2beFalien, probin3 @alontfi, unb
Morea Cpeloponnes) militdrtf@ be-
-fese1 gu laf1en. Die @eianbten err
tldrten, bob @etpalt angeipanbt per<
BEN tpirbe, falls @rte@enlanb Mi<
beritanb leife.
r9ie militdrif@en 5ibrer @rte>
6enlanbs," f9lteBt bic Depef6e,
.tpurben fofOrt 5ufammengerufen,
I'm bic neue Gage gu befpre6en."
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1916-02-25

Berlin, 21. 5ebr., brabtlos na9
@'apbiue, 8. S. Ser generalitob
Der Dftsrreidif6 ungarif9en Mrz
mee teilts. gejtern nit, bob olboni<
f6e JreipiQige, Die auf Der @eite
ser 0eferreider unb l1ngarn fdmp<
fen, bic @tabt 8erat, eine Der tpt9<
tighten Orte @ibalbaniens, befeBt
baben. 8erot liegt 48 &ilometer
}f1iibpeit1i9 bon Glbaifon nnb ettpa
40 &ilometer norbDftli6 BON Mpz
lena, benz leBten Stiibpunft Der
ssStaliener, an Der Mbria. 9uD01z
lif bon Durq58o tam es 5tntiden
porgef6obenen italtenif6en Stelz
lungen unb ben Oeiterreidern unb.
1lngarn 5u tleinen gdormiBBeln
Ser 8eri@t bat folgenben Wnrtla11t; !.
r8altan Gront: 8ei 8a5ars
Giat, neun ailon1eter norbDflid
ron Dura58e, ipurbe eine italtenr
fde Stenuns BON ben Dfterreiaif9s
ynaarifden Sruppen genomnlsll..
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1916-02-25

meiter fab0itlid adber1, unfere
Sruppen iieh ben feinbli9en @tel<
l1!ngen fiib6ftlih bon Duro55o.
rDie M1bonier, bic auf fetten Der
Defterrei9er unb 11ngar11 fdmpfen,=
foben Die @tabt gerut befeBt unb
eu9 2pluna getinD. Sic ma@ten
iiber 200 @enbarmen @i1ab Pafdas
3u Gefangenen.1
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1916-02-25
9n ber 9itr.
Deutl6e 1tabute1t 11elte
britil@e Steqnnge11.

D+t%tIWS S*SAW1tY<*t]
s5ortlbritte In Mlbanteu.
Berlin, 81. Sebr., brabtlos mad
5aDpille, 8. S, Den Gngldnbern
It es trob ber bentbar grDBten Mn<
ftrengungen ni@t selungen, bic IN
m ben erFen Sogen Der porigen Mp4e
rerGorenen @teuungen fiibli6 bon
gpern 5uriid5ugepinnen, unb geitern
perloren ite at Berbem mod 1leue
@teuunsen n0rblt@ ppn ber piel
rr1itrittenen @tabt. @s banbelt fi4
um eine englif4e @tenung in Der
Musbebnung bon $50 Metern, bic
ben 9eutf6en 1T einem @turman<
eriff in bic 9dnbe fiel. Mu4 gee
Tong es tpteberum, einen englif9en
@9lo9taeroplan aus Der 2uft 3u
bolen.
Ser 8eribt bat folgenben Mortz
Iaut:
n@efli9e Tront:
rMm gferz&anal, n6rblt9 bon
Dpern, purbe etne englif9e @tel>
lung, $50 M}eter lang, BON ben
Seut19en fiirmenber 9anb genont<
men. MQe @erfu9e Der @ngldn<
Ter, bic @teIungen pieber gu neb<
\ men, idfugen febl. 9ie Deuti@en
sna9ten 20 @efangene.
n@iibli@ bon 2oos, ftieB ber 6etnb
i'm lebboften 9an6gemenge Bis an
rem Ronb zines beutfhen Mnenfra<
ters bpr.
rN1rblih bon 9ebuterne, n6rbli4
ppn Gilbert, errangen bic Deut19en
einen tleineren Grfo1g IN einem
Ma9tgefe9t, in befen @erlaufe fte
nebrere @ngldnber 5n @efangenen
.na6ten.
ueSSn einem 2uftfampfe bel Pez
*onne purbe Elm ensli1@er 9oppelz
reder, Der NIT 5pet Maf@inenge>
..sbren ousseri 1tst mar, aus Der
uft gef9of1en. 9ie beiben Snfafz
zen tporen tot"
~9eutide 5lteger belegten Diele
:9Idbe binter Der 5rpnt bes 5einbeS
i'm Norben unb 2uneptQe nit 8on1z
Een. .,
rSeifli9e 6ront:
n8et @abiti9ez8ereftna, Dfli@
nrn @tf6netp, bra@ Elm ruffi9er
Nngrtff i'm beutl&en Teuer
stpif4en ben 6ronten 5ufammen.
n9eut16e 5lieger grtffen 2ogoz
19in unb ben 8abnbof bon Sarno<
pol, @aliaien, an.
n8altunzSront: Ni4ts au beri@<
ten."
Ronfontinopel, 21. 6ebr. Mub
Der geitrige amtli6e 8eri@t bes
tiirtii6en @eneralitabes entbdlt mod
feine 8eFdtigung fiir bic @innab>
me bon @r5erum bur@ bic Ruhen.
Die leBte an1tli@e @rtldrung batte
solgenben Mortlaut:
Sin feinbli@es &riegsf@tff Be-
{d5oB bon Dem &iiftenpaffer Der
Sn1el Smbros aus bic @tobt 8urz
nu, pbne &e1ultate 5u er5ielen.
n2luf ben anberen 6ronten bat f@
ni6ts tpt9tiges ereignet.
Berlin 21. 5ebr,, brabtlos na@
@opbiue, 8. S. Ser @eneralftab
ber 0itsrretdtf@ ungarifden Mr<
mee teilss. geitern nit, bob olbani<
f6e Treitpiui9e, Die auf- Der @eite
ser 0e1terreider unb l1ngarn fdmpz
fen, bic @tabt Berat, eine Der tpibz
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-20
PENNSY TROOPS IN THE BIC PARADE

shirt The regular field equipment
will be carried. except packs The men
Will take their lunches along. and can
teens viii be filled.
All elements Of the division be halted
from $50 a. m TO 9 a. m. and from 10
10 II a. m At 10 a. m. all elements win
be closed to proper distances in order
that the length of the column may be
accurately measured Lunches viii be
eaten at this time.
Troops and trains must clear Mon
tana street before $50 a m. and Bliss
street before 2 a. m The staff viii
form in columns Of twos. and viii be
followed by mounted Orderlies in the
same formation
Units in Parade.
Under the new army bill an infan-
try division at war strength consists
OF the following units: Infantry. 1S.449.
engineers regiment, 1879 signal corps.
175; cavalry. 1916; artillery brigade
1850, medical train. Is: Quartermaster's
division, 21s; pack train. 4; sanitary
train. 623; medical strength, 1913 4
division is composed of 799 officers
and 25.142 men. making q total war
strength Of 1884 It is estimated that
there are about $1,000 troops now in
Fl Paso-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-20

be distributed around tn,
buildings Of the city
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-20
las CRUCES CELEBRATES DAY;
HUNDRED E PASOANS ARE GUESTS
Streets Decorated For Celebration Barbecue at Fair
Grounds Speeches By John H. May and R. B.
Orndorff- Beet Sugar Experts Talk-Dona Ana
County Has Jubilee After Getting Factory
Rr G. A. MARTIN.

AS CRUCES. y. NJ, Sept 20.-Peo-
pie from all over Dona Ana coun-
L. ty. Joined by over 100 from FL
Paso. are today celebrating the as
surance Of a 100000 beet sugar fac
tory for this city.
The necessary 1000 acres Of sugar
belts. having been signed up, the bust
ness men Of Las Cruces held a jubilee
today and it was a holiday all over the
county. FL Pasoans came up in 4
special car on the Santa Fe morning
train and by automobiles
A reception committee headed by
mayor J. H May, met the FL Pasoans
with automobiles and a band and es-
corted them TO the main street where
the band continued to play for an hour
or more and the FL Paso people and the
Dona Ana people mingled in good fell
lowship-
Parade to Fair Grounds.
At noon everybody paraded TO the
fair grounds. where a program, under
the chair2 anship OF H B. Holt, was
given. Tvs was accompanied by a big
free barbecue
The festivities were opened by an
address by mayor May and a response
by president r. 3. Orndorff. of the FL
Paso chamber Of commerce
W B. Vaudeville, who took the lead
IN working up the sugar beet indus
try in the valley. spoke on The His
tory Of This Beet Experiment"
Phil Erickson. Of the Holly Sugar
company. spoke Oh Benefits to the
Farmers of the Sugar Beet Industry
c. l. Seagraves, of the Santa Fe
railway. promised the help Of his in
Etitution in this enterprise
The speaking was followed by a foot
ball game between the A & NJ college
and the high school boys and a mill
tary drill by company H. Of the 31st
Michigan infantry. now on duty here
Streets Decorated.
The streets OF Las Cruces are decor
ated with flags and all the automobiles
are flying gay flags and banners.
The FL Pasoans who made the trip
on the train We're. Mr.. and Mrs. G. a. (
Fraser. Mt and Mrs W " Mccoy. M
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-20
WIDOW OF BANKER WOULD
JOIN HUSBAND IN DEATH

Chicago. III. Sept. 2G.-Mrs- Joseph
Tuna whose banker husband commit
ted suicide Monday. asserted repeat
edly today that the institution was
solvent. 4 viii pay ALI then I will
Join Joe" Mrs Tuna. who was assO-
ciated with her husband in the bank.
reiterated. Mrs Tuna begged the cor
oner futilely for the revolver with
which her husband had shot himself
Judge X N Lands ordered represen-
tatives Of the downtown banks having
dealings with private banks to appear
in the federal court today TO explain
their connection with private bankers.
Seats For Parade-On Orndorff Hotel
Balcony. Children 25c; adults 50c.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-20

a New Fashion Film AZ Greciam Thursday
THE New White House Fashion Film viii be shown The Gean Iheat Thursday
nandm night the landW nerF
film the film il
fascnah
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-20

and Mrs. W. H. Vance. Mr.. and Mrs J.
l. QUITS. Mr.. and Mrs. J. H Klaus.
Mrs c. NJ Nation. Mrs H. Green.
Mrs c E Johnston, OF Little Rock,
Ark
George Griggs. ". r. Brown. E. C.
Wade. jr., William H Winter G. A
frost. c. r. Gibbs. J. l. Wilson. J. \
Morse, Lauro Aguirre. R II. Hamall.
H L. Sawyers, 4 Richards, Charles J.
Echenly- Capt George J. Latimer. Fifth
Massachusetts, infantry; Malcom A.
Fraser. Judge Frank G. Norris. ".
Harry Wheatley, l. H Thomas. J. c.
Goldberg, Of St Louis; F. Nation. \.
Nation. c u. Mckee. c. A Stewart, y.
+. Carter, Thomas F. McGwiney. Lieut..
John F Allison. Third Pennsylvania
infantry. J. H. Gray. William c. Bulger.
John Goodwin. H. L Birney, Frank
knight. Ben Strickfaden. H. c. Myles.
Mich; g NJ King. OF Flint Mich.
Adolph Buquor. George Sherman. F. 4.
Belk, Charles W Liken. 18th Pennsyl-
vania infantry, FlOy G. McLaren. 18th
Pennsy lvania infantry; Cowan Hell
mick. J. s Pulliam. r. W Murchison
and William Biscarra-
Go BY Auto.
Among those automObiling to Las
Cruces Were P B. OrndorfE presi-
dent Of the FL Psso chamber of com
merce; y 6. Buchoz and J. W Barker,
the Sheldon bookkeeper, in Nj Orn-
dorffs Stutz car, and D. c Booth and
G. A Martin in Mr. Booths Oakland
car They reported the roads very bad
between Ell Paso and Anthony
George p lie Baron had in his car
for the trip, besides Mrs. lie Baron. Mr..
and Mrs H W Broaddus. ". W Bar
bee and party made the trip in Mr.
Barbee's car Other motorists who made
the Trip by automobile Were Dr. 3.
NJ Worsham- NJ c. Edwards, G. II.
Leavell, Herman Andreas Vincent An
dreas and a. : 7. Eylar
The 18th infantry band from El Paso
arrived here shortly after the FL Paso-
ans, travelling by motor truck. and
played on the street and at the cele-
oration this afternoon. They stopped
al various points en- route to Las Cruces
and gave brief concerts. The band was
sent TO the celebration through the
Of Gen George Bell. jr, of
FL Paso.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-20
COUNCIL TO AMEND
TRAFFIC ORDINANCE

The matter Of amending the traffic
ordinances Of the city so as to relieve
traffic congestion and automobile evils
probably viii come up before the city
council at its meeting Thursday morn
ing
one suggestion has been made that
the automobiles should not be allowed
to mark for indefinite periods OF time
at the plaza in front Of the union
station.
One plan that may be proposed is 20
amend the ordinances so that they VIII
be permitted there for only Is minutes
before the arrival Of trains and Is
after their arrival
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-20
Holds Farm.
TWO CLAIM WERE HELD UP
PROVOST GUARD ARRESTED

Following a complaint made by NJ c.
Reynolds and Leo Apodaca, that they
had Keen held mp by A provost guard.
private J. Hays. OF the 25d infantry.
was arrested Tuesday night and is be
ing held in the city jail pending an
investigation of the affair.
According to Reynolds and Apodaca.
they were approached by man at
Second and Stanton streets late Tues
day night They allege that he de-
manded their watch and money At the
point Of a pistol They complied with
the order. they say. and then went TO
the police station. where the story
was told
Private Hays was arrested near Fifth
and Kansas streets by patrolmen
Charles Brooks and Ivy Finley. Pro-
vost marshal Capt c. Eby is conducting
an investigation Of the charge.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-20
Trustees Give Pupils Chance
To See the Mammoth War
Procession Thursday.

Review day" Thursday viii be OBJ
served by half holiday in the public
schools OF the city. in order that all
Of the pupils Will have an opportunity
Of Witnessing the approximately 26.009
troops ON parade through the principal
streets Of the city.
This decision was made Tuesday
night at a meeting Of the school board
In the Bailey school II was pointed
out that the parade has many educa-
tional features and that the children
should be- given chance to see L.
The afternoon session of school viii
oegin at the same hour and the pupils
are expected 10 return to school after
having Witnessed the parade
Some discussion was held bv the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-20
Original Program of March
Revised; No Interference
With Traffic.

war strength regiment OF Penn
sylvania troops. about 1900 men
strong, Will participate in the parade
Thursday. according TO an announce
ment given out at Gen George Bells
headquarters "Wednesday noon
Instead OF there being three Ohio
regiments. there viii be only two units
from that state These viii be Joined
with the Pennsy regiments. all three
being under The command OF Gen w
Y McNacken-
Order is Revised
Thursdays parade viii contain over
$4,000 men. or what is known as a
war strength division Of infantry"
The following revision Of the order Of
march was given out at Gen Geo
Bells headquarters shortly before two
o'clock "Wednesday
The motor cycle company viii form
on Texas street. facing west. with head
at Ochoa street. at S a. m. and viii
preCede the brigade Of Brig Gen Le-
Roy Sweetser. who will be al the head
OF the Massachusetts and Michigan
troops
Line Of March.
Gen. Sweetser's brigade will form in
the area west Of Noble and south OF
Texas street. with the head at the
junction Of Virginia and Texas street
way OF Texas. Mesa. Montana and
Bliss streets eastward to the review
ing stand at the southern extremity of
Fort Bliss Here the troops will form
in mass. each parader being given the
opportunity of seeing his comrades in
the rear pass the stand
The Ohio Pennsylvania brigade, IN
der Gen McMacken. viii form in the
area between Noble and Dallas streets,
and viii follow Gen Sweetsers brigade
at q distance Of 100 yards.
Traffic Not Impaired.
The streets selected Tor the line OF
march are such that the city's traffic
viii not be ini@rfered with. The traf-
fic will be all TO the south IF Texas
street. TO the west Of Mesa and 10
the north Of Montana street
Mayor Tom Lea and chief Of police
BrevOOrt ZabrisI1ie Wednesday morn
ing agreed that during the parade jitne
machines must be kept off Mesa avenue.
Montana street and the boulevard
VIII Keep TO Right.
The division VIII march in column Of
route. squads, fours. and caissons-and
viii keep TO the right OF the street. The
uniform will be khaki. with flannel |
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-20

cism of football passed BY Mr.. Stevens
one night" said trustee Prudential
The fence question also may have
caused the story. but IL has never been
settled vet Everyone agrees that to
erect a cheap fence I'm the stadium
adjoining the new school building
would be q crime committed against
the magnificent structure"
Builders Warrant Referred.
w c. Hardwick, superintendent Of
construction on the new high school
building. appeared before the board 10
see what action was TO be taken con-
corning the final warrant to be drawn
in favor Of the American Construction
company Of Houston for the compile
tion of the building. The matter was
referred 10 the attorneys of the board
because Of a number of additional FIX
lures that were added to the building
by the contractors.
on motion, a bill from the Fred J.
Feldman Co. for 80 Sents OF mechani-
cal drawing Instruments was ordered
paid. and a second motion passed that
each student who uses the instru-
ments be assessed the sum Of 81 each
TO pay for them.
To BUY More Teachers Desks.
Auditor T. F. Sawyer was ordered 20
iraw a requisition for the purchase OF
20 additional teachers desks which will
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-20
AUTOMOBILES CANNOT PARK
AT STREET CROSSINGS

Motorists will not be permitted to
park their cars near street intersec-
tons west OF Campbell street Thurs
day morning or afternoon. according
TO an order of chief of police B. J Ia
briskie.
Mesa avenue and Stanton streets and
viii be strictly enforced by special Of
ficers who viii be added TO the de-
partment Automobiles viii not be
permitted to park on Montana street
along the line OF march TO Fl Bliss
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-20
SCHOOL HOLIDAY DURING PARADE

: board concerning the problem or charg-
ing students who reside in Government
Hill tuition for the coming scholastic
. term The matter was finally ordered
referred 10 the attorneys Of the board
for an analysis OF the matter. the stu
dents in the meantime attending school
In regard TO the matter superintendent
f. J. TiEhe stated that he was recefv-
ing numerous calls daily from residents
CT Government Hill asking il their
children would he compelled 10 pay the
regular tuition fees. now that a CREATE
part OF the addition has been taken
into the city limits
Furniture Bills Approved.
Bills for furniture in the new high
school and other building Of the city
amounting TO $4,000 and S6S4o.03 re-
speetiiVely were ordered paid by the
board on approval Of the finance and
external committees krOeEer May
fleld n Sn@w who were I'm charge of
the repair work on the new Alta Vista
building also stated in a communica-
ton to the board that the work was
now complete on recommendation OF
architects frost q frost. the bill fo-
the repair work done on the building
been withheld by the board was also
ordered paid The $500 withheld rep
resented the cost OF resurfacinE the
floors
set Aside Nurses Room.
\ communication was received from
Miss Margarita LeBaron asking that
the trustees allow her the use Of the
domestic science room in the basement
G.. the Bailey school for special in
80 rlcti~D Of a class OF nurses from
Hotel Dieu in dietetics. After conid-
Grafton. the request was allowed by
the board IN view OF the fact that Miss
l-eRcrcn is to incur all expenses in
connection with the undertaking.
" hicn viii be gone over bv auditor
T. r Sawyer The class received in +
struction at the Bailey school last year. }
according 10 the report of superin- !
tendent T. J. TiEhe.
Students Protest l. Read. Z
On motion OF trustee e.. b. stevens .
the attention Of the board was called 1
to an article printed in the 'Tattler"
The official high school paper. criti-
cisiug the school board for their al
legged opposition to the development
trustee = J. Prudential was in part
as follows since the school board.
despite the efforts Of Mr. Hughey and
Mr. WorthinEton-tO whom we owe n
vote Of thanks-has failed TO appre-
,iate the value OF athletics in the high
school seeming rather to oppose its
development, il is up TO YOU students
10 shake up with pep and make your
ithletics rank with other schools Of
he state"
Calls Article Unfair.
Following the reading Of the ar
icle. professor A II. HuEhey stated
hat he did believe that the article was
printed to arouse feeling against the
BOARD and that he was very sorry that
uch a thing had occurred Trustee .
'reudenthal stated, however. that he .
bought that the article was very IN
air as the board had gone on record 4
choOl and ne could not understand
Why IL was printed The only ground ,
hat the writer. Mr.. Lotus. has for
UGH an article is just a joking criti-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-20

Auditor +. F. Sawyer was ordered 20
draw requisition for the purchase OF
20 additional teachers desks which will