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BLIND WOMAN LOSES JOB.
Jersey Medical society Condemns
Action Of state Conmisston,

AsBuRY PARK. n. j.. June 2i.-The
recent action Of the State Commission
for the Blind Of this State In Diminishing
Miss Lydia Y. Hayes. the blind super
visor under the commission. was COZ
d.mned to-day 10y the Medical society
of New Jersey. in session. Three women
members % the commission caused Miss
Hayes's dismissal the two male mem
bers opposed II and have protested to
the Governor.
The Medical Society passed resolutions
stating that such action was incom-
patiblc with the obligation the Sta.
owes TO 10 blind
Or. Thomas y. Gray Of East Orange
made a plea for the conservation Of
child health by preventive measures for
the diseases OF childhood. Measles,
w~hooping cough. d%iphther!a and scarle,
fever should be treated as smallpox is
treated. said ne.
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JEWS SEND $25o,oo0 ABROAD.
Will Relieve Families in New East
ern War Zone.

At a meeting yesterday Of the joint
distribution committee of funds for
Jewish war sufferers. in the ofioe Of
it, chairman. Felix NJ. warburg. at ::
william street. S25O,0OO was %appropri-
ated for immediate use In relieving the
suffering OF those Jews. who may hs
compelled through the present movement
OF troops In the eastern wal gone To
vacats their homes. The committee
which made this appropriation consists
Of representatives OF the American Jew
ish Relief COMMITTEES. the Central Re.
lief Committee and the People's Relief
Committee.
The committee also decided that IL
was desirable that the distribution Of
American relief funds In occupied terri
tories should be undertaken only through
American agencies and that a commis-
sion OF American citisens should b ser.t
abroad.
The Joint distributing committee has
forwarded to Russia for general relief
work since tho outbreak Of the war ST.
zoo, o IN twenty-five instalments.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-22
.AEROS WRECKED.
British aud French Machines
Brought Down by ns.

BERLIN. via London, June 2l.-Army
headquarters issued the follow ing state.
ment to-day regarding operations on the
western front
Al various points between the
Franco-BclRiau frontier and the Disc
there was considerable activity on tho
part OF tn" artillery, Ia" aerial servi."
and mining detachmouts. ~ "A result
of inoursions by patrols IN tho vicinity
~ Bcrry-au-i;sc and near Frapelle,
cast of 81. Die. some French prisoners
were brought III.
\ British aeroplane plunged to
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+ MUNITION CARS.
british Destroy EiN~-Ntnes EH-
plOdrd Near LOOs.

Spscil Cdhie HS'prfrh 10 THr SIS
I.oSpoN. June o1.-Th" following re-
from British headquarters I'm
France was issued tonight ny the Off
cisl press burcau;
The day WAS devoid Of incident ~
importance and passed quietly IN most
parts 81 the front There was inter
W.'tcUt shelliuc ~ lsbutsrnc. the
Suuches valley aud t~'r.linglcn.
Mining operati NJ continue hriskly
a. Neuville-St. WAIST and IN the l.oos
salient.
NJ la Bassec Yesterday n column
Of enemy ammunition ~lorries was oh
served by our artillery. our guns
were ranged on n group 81 five %lorr'es
with the result that one was hit and
all five exploded.
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PREMIER SILENT ON IRELAND.
Asquith Says Negotiations Are Now
in Delicate stage.

LONDON. June 2l.-Premier Asouith
refused to-day TO answer a question In
the House Of Commons on the present
status Of the Irish question.
When the question was put to him the
Premier explained that he must request
a p~ostponement of his answer until next
week In view Of the delicate negotiations
in progress AT present.
The Cnionist members Of the Cabinet
conferred to-day with Sir Edward Car
son. ,
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Fierce t%IIhttnR COnttnurs.
nc Austrian statement, said;

Tho Austrian statement sad;
while lighting Win our rear guards
'' enemy has crossed tho Seroth.
E"''o"u he" I'rufh aud he bn,ester.
o. tho ~trl pt, and ~ tho district Of
~I'adlNllow relative calm prevailed
yesterday.
w successful defensive engagements
''lih' tH' aud northeast OF l.okatschl
our troops ny To this time have cap
'Nr'd Loo russians. n cannon
aii three iuHchiu" guns.
w. ~" Irstrict at kisclin attacks
~ ~" allied t~TeutonicI troops are
Progressing m tenacious lighting,
h'nrt'"l strong attacks by the
''nf between Sokul and kulki we're
l'r4'>'d.
Scar Gruziatyn, where the enemy
attempted for the fourth time to pene-
,Idl" ON lines. bitter lighting Is still
III progress.
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Greece Protests 20 q. q.

W~AsHrNGToN. June 2f.-The Greek
Legation has delivered to the state
department and TO the Latin American
diplomats at Washington a complaint
against the action of the allied naval
forces In holding up n OBTAINING in
ports Greek merchant ships, II wa
learned to-day The note was delivered
YESTERDAY.
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ZAIMIS SEES KING.
Former Premier Likely 20 Ne Arai,
Cabinet HEAD.

ATHENS, via london. June c1.-Kins
constantine conferred with Alexander
Zaimis. former Premier, to-day con-
corning the formation Of q new Cabinet.
1t Ia aid that the King wishes to form
a Cabinet which will be acceptable TO
the Entente Allies and to end the allied
blockade Of Greek ports.
Demetrios Gounaris. Minister Of In
terror OF the present Cabinet. IL said TO
be regarded with special d~,sfayor by the
Allies. IL IL believed that the King will
ask canals to form q Cabinet.
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earth near Puisieux, northwest Of IA.
paume. having been brought down by
the fire OF our heavy aircraft guns.
one OF the occupants OF the machine
was killed. A French %aeroplane was
compelled to land near Kemnat. north
east OF Pont-a-Mousson. The occu-
pants were captuOed.
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WINNIPEG, Man. June 2f.-Sir Claude
James Rivett-Carnac. whose relatives in
England had instituted "a search for him
as the heir to a considerable estate. was
KILLED IN recent lighting in France. AZ
Brooks. Alberta. he was known AZ Jack
Rivctt and owned the T.. X. ranch.
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Total Of Prisoners I72,AsA.
Tie Russian statement, follows

ne RUSSIAN FNSNtitl'NN i'ii'NV
desperate lighting continues in the
r,giou north of ,itdomitchi. on The
S'yr The village of 'iruZiatyn changed
hands several times. Yesterday after
roon "" entered tho villag and cap
turcd eleven officers. too men and six
nichiuc guns. but gusts OF GERMAN
artillery iirc compelled us to e~vacuate
tlc town again.
NTH furious persistence the Ger
mans operating IN the region If Nor-
outSchin. northwest II kiSsclin. under
cover IT gusts nf artillery fire from
lv'h light aud heavy guns, made re-
vnil"d attacks uu the evening of June
:" against " young regiments. cur
troops 10y imI.tuou~ attack pat the
C,"mtuS to hight. taking nine ma
chin. guns and a number u prisoners
Belonging to various regiments,
" 3 o'clock ON the following morn
H.. I'M the rcgion II the vilAAc Of
Rain" este on tn, Stokhod River. Hsrth-
,ast Of Norontschin. the enemy at
tackled m mass formation The en-
S%ageucut became a hand to hand
s|'rng.l. in which the Germans, unable
10 sustain our steady pressure. took
fight leaving in our hands nunde
and prisoners not yet counted.
desperate lighting Is In progress in
the r,-ion of kisselin II further
tul'N.
On the extreme left wing We are
sill pursuing the enemy and have
crossed the Sereth.
Tho total number Of prisoners taken
b. ten. Brusilon. from June 3 to Is
Inclusive, was 1850 officers and l69.-
l5& men. We also captured l9S guns.
$50 Machine guns. lS9 bomb throwers.
ll9 artillery limhcrs. 81 searchllghts
aud a large quantity Of other war
material
On the Dwina front German arti!-
lsry violently bombarded the region
Of the lkskul ~bridgchead and the north
ern sector of the Jacobstadt positions.
On Tuesday night the Germans.
s'ter an Intense bo~mbardment OF our
lines TO the southwark of Snorg"n,
succeeded IN penetrating M trenches.
hut We're Soon disiodged by our artil-
cry and driven back to their ow lines
b" Il ounter attack.
I'm other sectors in this region all
enemy attempts To attack We're re-
pulsed either by our fire or by the
,ayou.t
Enemy a~roplsnes droppcf about
forty bombs on the Nilcika station.
CA the rgiuski Canal there were some
Isolated encounters and violent artil-
lcly dIcls ~ different points.
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Special Cobis Dear

NpecfdI 'dbNe Despdfch 20 THE SCH.
BERLIN. via Amsterdam. juno 2i.--The
Vosstschc Zettung says Greece las ap-
pealed TO HOLLAND. Scandinavia, Spain
and SwitzeN>pd to help her In her ''un.
tenablc situation"
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Lieut.. 1mmelmann and Capt. Roelkc.
who was reported to rave been killed las,
week. were the twin stars Of the German
Aviation Corps. The young Lieutenant.
whose station liz near the British lines.
has for the most part fought and brought
down British aeroplancs.
His name and reputation are we'll
known to all the British fliers. Capt.
II. ]. Slade. an observer Of the Royal
Flying Corps. who viii his pilot. Capt.
barley. engaged in an aerial battle with
Immelmann and was vanquished. spoke
of his opponent In the highest terms. lie
said that after the British machine had
been driven to the ground Ivy the steady
fire OF the German's machine gun. Lieut..
lmmelmann brought his Fokker TO earth
TO offer them any as lstance he could.
II Is said that the Kaiser. on the oc-
casion Of the German ii.er's twelfth vic
tory. decided to write him a personal
letter OF co~ngratulation. Before emperor
William had finished tho letter word
vas brought hat Lieut.. lmmelinann had
destroyed another enemy aeroplane.
Drawing his pen over the word twelfth
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IMMELMANN. NOTED
GERMAN AVIATOR, KILLED
Airman Praised by the Kaiser
Is Reported to Have
Been Slain.

BERLIN. via London. June oi.--Iicut.
Max 1mmelmann. one of the best avia-
tors OF the German Flying Corrs. who
has brought Town fifteen enemy aero
planes. is reported to have been killed
when his aeroplane fell to the ground.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-22
Hindcnburs Attacks Again.

Field Marshal Won Hindenburg to-day
made his second attack against the Rus
alan lines In the north since Gen. Bru-
SLOTS offensive began. Starting from
smorgon. on the Wilna-Minsk railway, a
few miles north of krcwo, where his first
attempt Was made during the Initial
phase - the Russian offensive in the
south. his troops penetrated the Russian
lines. simultaneously his forces around
Dxinsk made an attack to the north
cas-, Of that city. producing good prog
yss.' according to the Berlin statement.
re,rograd asserted tonight that the
German attack AT Smorgon was only
temporary. the Germans being dislodged
b. a Russian unit offensive.
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GERMANS EAST
Of K0VEL HALT
TROOPSOF GEAR
Russians Capture the Town
Of Gruziatyn, hut Are
Driven Out Again.
111.t3t PRISONERS
IN BRuSILOFF'S HANDS

IuNpoN. June 2i.-Ffghting between
the Teuton and Russian armies In Vol
h,uia. O;alicia and the Bukowina con-
,rucs with the utmost fury and with
alternating fortunes.
The principal battle. on the Styr. be-
tween kolki ard Sokul. where Kovel is
the objective OF the Russians, ragged
without abatement throughout the day.
Gen. Rru>iloT's troops entered the town
o. Cruz atyn. t~hirty-two miles southeast
Of Kovel, having crossed the Styr. They
we're driven out again, however, by a
furious counter attack.
on tho western side Of the Kovei-
Rovro railway. the Russians battled all
DAY with equal stubborness to cross the
S,oxhod River west OF Norontchin.
Massed German detachnents attempt
Ing a counter attack were put to flight.
Petrograd puts the total number of
prisoners taken by Gen. Brusiloff's
armies up to last Thursday at 172,4s4.
Including 1850 officers.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-01-22
AMERICAN SHOT DOWN RYMEXIGANS
TRYING To LOCATE STOLEN CAT TIE
Bert Akers of Ysleta Is Killed While Fleeing From Men
in Whose Pens He Found Widows Stolen Cows; His
Companion, Douglas Downs, Has Close Call; Mex
lean Officer With Them Is Also Shot

Mexican officers. the body was brought
to JuareZ Saturday morning Members
of the Ysleta lodge, WOOdmen Of the
World. to which lodge Akers belonged,
came to FL Paso Saturday morning to
take charge Of the body. They were
Paul Wuerschmidt, consul commander;
r. w Whitney, past consul command
er: L. +. Folk, G. A. LoewensteIn, j. ID.
White and II. A Carnes-
Tracked by Inspectors.
Border customs inspectors II. y.
Carnes and J. D White tracked the
stolen cattle. from Ysleta to Cinecue
crossing, by which route they were
rustIed across the international line TO
the vicinity OF san Lorenzo. The cows
were stolen Saturday niglt Carnes and
White trailed them most Of Sunday, To-
eating the exact crossing place, but the
two men could not cross into Mexico
territory
From where Carnes and White left
off Downs and Akers began their
search. For three days they had the
services of a Juarez police officer. at
tached to the Juarez secret service.
This officials name was stated by Gen.
Gavira Friday midnight to be Juan
BarriOs.
Mexican Is Arrested.
Under arrest in Juarez. according 20
Gen. Gavira's Friday night statement,
are Bernardo Duran. charged with the
killing of the American, and his broth
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-01-22
FOUR FINE NEW CARS FOR
Ell PASO & SOUTHWESTERN

Two new observation cars and two
new dining crs, which win reach FL
Paso Monday and Tuesday afternoon in
the Golden State limited train. are said
to be the finest ever built These four
cars have just been built Tor the Fl
Paso & Southwestern railroad and a
diner and an observation car viii leave
Chicago tOnightA in the Golden State
and another new diner and new Obser-
walton car will leave in tomorrow
nights train. These cars are described
as the very latest thing in transpOr-
tation elegance and were considered such
beautiful specimens of the car build
ers art that they were placed on ex-
hibition for several days in Chicago at
the La Sale street station by the Pull
man company, which built them The
Rock Island. the FL PasO & Southwest
ern and the Southern Pacific jointly
furnish the dining and observation cars
for the Golden State trains. These new
cars are to replace some OF the South
westerns rolling stock that was be-
coming out Of date
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-01-22

and do so. On Tuesday both Akers
and Downs started from Juarez. walk
ing down the valley At san Lorenzo
they found the trail Of the cattle
Ears Cut from Cattle.
Downs said he saw two OF the MIR
ply cattle in the pen back OF the Duran
place. Finley said Saturday. Their ears
were cut off and the brands freshly
branded over. He told Finley that he
knew the Murphy cattle, as he had
MIXED them many times. Akers and
Downs then arranged to meet the Mex
lean officer from JuareZ Friday at san
Lorenzo at noon and identify the cat
tie. Consul Edwards cautioned them
TO go unarmed-
Edwards Makes Statement
American consul Edwards stated sat
urday morning that to the best Of his
knowledge, Akers and Lawrence had
been unarmed when they went 10 the
Duran house.
They came to me a few days ago
and / told them to go alone and IN
armed across the river and find the
cattle. then come to me and l would
secure an officer from Gen Gavira to
20 with them" he said Apparently
they obeyed my instructions IN every
thing except coming 10 me for the OF
ficer. They secured the officer them
selves. Had they come to me, I would
have secured a military officer for
them"
According to official statements from
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-01-22
BAND CONCERT
AT POST SUNDAY

A military band concert will be given
at the post Sunday afternoon by the
Eighth cavalry band. The concert will
be from $3.50 to 4:30 p. m. and will be
directed by bandmaster Rocco Resta.
as as follows;
March. Officer OF the Guard" Bug
Hyne.
Overture, Hungarian Comedy" Bella
Duet from II Trovatore" ('AIiser-
ere') Verdi
Waltz, Angels Dream German.
Ballet, Dance Of the Serpents," Boo
Calari.
Medley overture, Comedy" Lampe.
March, II Bersagliere." BOccalari.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-01-22

1880. D. m Adults are % and chill
dren IS cents-Adv.
CARMEN AT THE EUREKA TODAY
The classical tale Of love and passion
Carmen" featuring Geraldine Farrars
is the bill today at the Eureka In
this production Miss Farrar has added
new laurels to her already brilliant
score, and has given such charming
Interpretation to this version Of Gar
men" that il viii be enjoyed and ad-
mired everywhere. Special music
from Carmen" will be played from 8
to 10 D. m Admission is Zoe; chill
dren. 5c.=Adr.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-01-22

panied by Douglas Downs. young cat
tleman employed by the widow Murphy
Mrs. Akers had not heard a word from
her husband since he left in the morn
ing. she said She was worried about
him. she declared. and repeated auy-
iously: do you know where Bert is?''
When she was asked if she had heard
that he had been shot by Mexfcans
across the line, she could not sneak
through her sObs
Constable Spencer at Ysleta had been
helping Akers, Downs and border rid
ers Carnes and White get trace Of the
trail Of the stolen cattle and had
worked on the job since Sunday morn
ing.
Typical Mexican Village.
San Lorenzo. where the killing oc-
CURED, is a perfect setting for such a
tragedy as that OF Friday afternoon.
It is little valley settlement below
Juarez on the river road which runs
from Juarez to Guadalupe. The old
church Of San Lorenzo stands on the
river side of the main road and an
open plaza IN front Of this church is
where the famous gambling fiestas Of
san Lorenzo are held each fall for the
benefit OF the church The white spire
OF this old church may be seen plainly
from FL PasO on clear days
Not Much to San Lorenzo.
There is no much more to San Lo-
reno than the old church, the plaza
and the gambling fiesta. A number
OF adobe houses squat about the ragged
borders of the plaza while an adobe
store supplies the community with all
OF the commodities the settlers do not
buy in Juarez or across the ford at
sleta- To reach san Lorenzo, IL is
necessary 10 drive down the old river
road from Juarez. The road is lined
with cottOnwoOds that look to be 100
years old, watered from the Acequia
Madre. The dust is a foot deep along
the silly road at the time when the
gambling fiestas are held. which is
the only time anyone goes to San Lo-
renzo- carriage as ancient as the
cottonwoods with equally antiQuated
naSs. make the trips to and from san
Lorenzo for four bits. Mexican money.
II does a big business while the festi-
val OF chance runs.
Rendezvous For Thieves.
San Lorenzo has long been the rem
devious for cattle rustlers, tequfla
smugglers and bad men Of both Dor
ders. It is easy to dodge across the
river at the san Lorenzo ford, rustic a
few head of cattle and drive them
back before the Texas rangers get the
trail
When the Madero revolution started.
san Lorenzo was one OF the outposts
for the revolutionary band which filled
Guadalupe, further down the river
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-01-22

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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-01-22
$4,000 RAISED
FOR BIC BUDGET.
Chamber Of Commerce Has
Made Remarkable Rec
ord; Many Volunteers.

A total OF $4,000 of the s47, 900 bud
get fund has been raised by the
chamber Of commerce budget fund com
mittee.
The canvass has been retarded with
conflicting affairs, but the business
men have been subscribing more liber-
ally than at any time in the past and
many Of the business men have vol
UNFAIRLY subscribed. increasing their
subscriptions without being seen by the
canvassing committees.
The newest subscriptions to the fund
are:
Two Republic life Insurance Co. 800
FiskRamsey Realty Co. "a
Great Texas Realty CO.-... %
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-01-22
Visitors

4 FeIdnan portrait Of yourself
is the best SOUVENIR Of your Disit to
Ell Paso.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-01-22
NEW MESA WELL
IS BROUGHT IN
Mayor Lea Celebrates Open
ing of Mesa Well; Former
Mayor Uncaps Well.

FL Paso met dry situation damply
when the new municipal well on the
mesa was brought in Saturday after
noon over sandwiches and coffee. The
sandwiches and the coffee were pre-
pared by the quartermaster's depart
ment OF he United States army and
the chefs for the occasion We're fur
nished through the courtesy Of Gen.
John J. Pershing. The celebration was
arranged by mayor Tom Lea.
The big new well was uucapped by
former mayor Charles r. MOrehead,
who was one OF the original advocates
Of the mesa location. The guest list
for the event was made up of officials
Of the county and the city who as
sembIed at the city hail at l. o'clock
and mctored out an cars lent for the
occasion to the scene Of the new water
unit. In honor OF the celebration the
city hall was closed at noon and all
the official family given half holiday
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-01-22
4HOUsE OF TFARsr-TYToUF

Emily Stevens. who starred in The
soul OF Woman" is featured today
and tomorrow in The House of Tears
q siX-part Metro production by Frank
Darcy. This picture tells a vital hu-
man story. pOrtraying in powerful
FASHION phase of modern society life
that menaces future generations. It's
a Metro and a picture worth while
Shows start at u noon, 1870. 3, 4:30, s,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-01-22
T0DAY'S ADJUSTMENTS
WARY PICkFoRn

By reason Of many requests for a
second days showing of Mary Pick
ford. in The Founding" the Alhambra
has arranged by wire TO show this
pleasing feature again today, which
VIII positively be the last time in the
city In The Founding" Little Mary"
IS more charming than ever and depicts
the lovable character OF the founding
in manner that only Mary is capable
Of Large crowds viii no doubt be in
attendance and all are advised to come
as early as possible-Advertise
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-01-22

There were a number Of skirmishes
fought in and around san Lorenzo and
a part Of the general action during the
battle Of TERRA Blanca centered in San
Lorenzo
Has Housed Many Factions.
It's matched roof homes have been
made stables for many mounts Of revo-
lutionists and the old wives have been
forced TO cook for Diaz federals, Ma
dero rebels. Huerta federals and Villa
rebels as the political wheel turned in
Mexico like the roulette wheels at the
gambling fiesta Of san Lorenzo. Like
this same gambling device. these old
wives have always lost, for the soldiers
always gallOped away without paying.
often taking a milk COW so- meat and
horses for fresh mounts
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-01-22
WATER CONDITIONS,
RIO GRANDE PROJECT

Height OF
Water Behind Contents
Dam a m Acre Fl
INoir ------------..-- 1851 5e4-396
Outflow Is CTS
Jan. O. 1916.
Add f.Things Better Left UnSafd.y
All Mr. Tumulty had to say sabout
the Mexican situation.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-01-22

Many celebrated singers viii appear
with Sllovgaard. the Danish violinist,
when he comes TO the Texas Grand
theGter next Friday night with the
Metropolitan concert The FL PasO
high school orchestra is to appear
jointly with these visiting artists.