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Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-07-31

There IL quite lot Of old lumber
and other rubbish obstructing the
streets where building work has been
in progress that should be moved, and
should have been moved long ago. for
that matter. The Eagle has been pa.
tient and said nothing about It, not
wishing to discourage In any way the
building spirit that prevails in the
city. This rubbish. however, is an
obstruction and an eye-sore and
should not be permitted to remain in
the street one minute longer than is
absolutely necessary. New material
il permissible in the street until the
building is completed. and no longer
Old material. when a building is torn
down or the interior torn out. should
be removed as fast as taken out and
not be permitted to obstruct the
street. We hope this gentle reminder
will have the desired effect. Fit does
not. we shall proceed to uncork our
little bottle of vitriol and offer a few
feeble remarke that will make some
body sit up and take notice.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-07-31
HON. ". c. DAVIS
SPEAKS To CLASS
1.-THE Way Of the Cross" Portrayed
In Beautiful Language to Wes-
ley Bible Glass.

The speaker yesterday morning to
the Wesley Bible class at the First
Methodist church was Hon. w. c.
Davis, who had been selected by the
devotional committee in keeping with
announcement made several weeks
ago.
Judge Davis in his usual easy way
OF talking used as his theme "The
Way Of The Cross" and portrayed In
beautiful language many things bear.
ing on this subject that made the
members OF the class present feel
that their time was well occupied
.there.
The speaker said that 1t was a
pleasure indeed to meet with this
splendid body OF men and to show
TO you my sympathy and feeling for
the work you are doing, | was taught
in my early life that when called up
on to show my colors and never to
fail to do so and have tried always
10 show them when II Is for the right
and | feel that no man can afford to
miss an opportunity to do something
in hiss own feeble way to uphold the
Cross OF his Master. Every man
should spend at least this thirty min
utes here Sunday studying the script
ure and by so doing he can get ar
inspiration for the week to follow
The Golden Rule as II was first made
was n negative form and when Christ
came Il was left the same rule bu
changed to a positive form. The ole
rule being DO not unto others as 20,
would not have them do unto you
and Christs rule was Do unto Others
rs you would have others to do unit
you. The speaker here referred Il
Paurs letter to the Corinthians ant
portrayed to the class that THE Wa!
OF the Cross" was the only way o
salvation. Napoleon at first woul'
not uphold the Cros Of Christ but HI
soon saw that II was his only saliva
ton. No man can be success unles
he places the cross above all things
Judge Davis referred to the grea
war that IL now In progress and sat
he believed Il was the work OF Co
In stopping greed over worldly pos
sessions and TO turn the warning M
lions back to the Cross OF Cavalry
The time when man is measured b,
his means Is fast going into histor,
and the good man and the great maj
Is measured only by his deeds. tn
spirit OF brotherhood Is broadenin
and the man who can command tn
respect Of his fellow men Is the CON
Ing great man. The way we live an
conduct ourselves among our fellow
man. always applying the golden rul
and being leader OF the way OF tn
cross has more to do with standin
than gold can ever have again.
am glad to say that Christian fellow
ship Is growing In the city OF Brya'
and that men have come to realiE
that there are many ways in whicl
one can help his fellow man"
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-07-31
COL. OUSLEY At
BAPTIST CHURCH
Addressed Union Meeting Of the Sew
eral Churches on the Subject,
an the image Of God"

The First Baptist Church was filled
TO its full capacity Sunday evening to
hear Col. Clarence ousley deliver an
address on the subject. "In the Image
Of God" This being a union service
and the speaker and subject having
been announced several days previ'
GUS. accounts for the great concourse
Of people who gathered to hear the
lecture.
After reading the impressive nara
tive from the Book Of Genesis OF the
creation OF the heavens and the earth
and all living forms OF life. including
man. who was to have dominion over
all the lower forms OF life. the climax
Of the narrative--the subject OF the
discourse-was reached: God ere
'S<ed man In his own image. In the i'm.
agepf God created He him"
Man created In the image OF God
fas q great destiny before him. His
Creator gave him the injunction to
''replenish the earth and subduc e."
Ills possibilities are ilmitless. Ills
horizon IL bounded by his un'
willingness to push forward and up.
ward. II IL a law OF physics that
nothing can rise above i,s source.
But ~ God IL the source from which
man emanated. Il follows that the
helghts 20 which he may attain are
only limited by the obstacles which
he himself may place In the path Of
his progress.
Man IL q triune being. lie possesses
q physical. mental and spiritual an.
ture. II IL Of great Importance that
the physical body-,he temple Of the
soul-should receive careful and In.
tellIrent training and development.
In the past ages. when ignorance was
dense. sickness and suffering we're
excusabie. But In the present age Of
enlightenment. when threefourths Of
all diseases are known TO be prevent
able. Il n almost q crime TO be s,rick.
en- with epidemics or sickness In any
form. The time 10 coming when 4
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-07-31
FOOTBALL OUTLOOK
FOR A. & M. COLLEGE
With Veterans Who vii! Return and
New Material, Strong Team
Promised.

Football recruits and seasoned vet.
Grams alike will report for workouts
and preliminary training at the A. &
NJ. College about Sept. 20. Director
Driver will return to the College with
in the next few days after a vaca-
ton spent In the Ozark mountains.
Head coach Harlan will arrive at Col
lege about Sept. list, to make arrange
ments for the training camp which
will be established at College.
Capt. Elect Rollins, who is summer
ing at Natalina, is very enthusiastic
over prospects for the fall. The A.
& M. gridiron will know ]. p. Clarity,
the wild Irishman, who led the Az
giles last fall, no more. Warren Col
Inns. whose toe playedfan important
part In the defeat Of the University
will not be present. Etchenberg,
guard also will be among those miss
ing. Aside from these the A. & M.
lineup will be practically the same.
Jim Kendrick, star end. who at
present Is with the militia some
where on the border 10 expected
back and will be in fine trim. Jim
Crow, OF Waco, stalwart tackle. whose
spectacular work was largely respon-
sible for Varsity losses, and Marion
Settegast Of Waco, another giant both
will be back as tackles. Rylander. q
freshman guard. Brown. another
strong man at guard, and Wilson. .
third man who showed up well In
that position will be back. Railhead
Rogers, dependable center, Is getting
in shape with a civil engineering
squad at College. He will be the
first man on the ground when the call
goes out for tIaining season. At ends
Harlan and Graves will rely on Jim
Kendrick and Brooks. with McIane,
a second.string man Of last year as
a good substitute. Burns who has
served as quarterback for two sea-
sons and who was given several
votes for all-Texas quarter last year
and Frank Interest. game little
speed merchant from Houston will
again answer the call at Kyle field.
In the back field Rollins, Coleman.
the best kicker In Texas. Gilfillan. n
line plunger par excellence, Minnier,
and McMurray are men who will DO
depended upon. McMurray's bid for
full back will be a strong one. In ad-
dtiion to these men Merlin Mitchell.
who set a new record Of . 8 seconds
In the 100 yard dash will wear a
football uniform. Mitchell gave prom.
Use Of developing into a great foot.
ball man last year. but this year he
will be a finished football player at
the beginning OF the season, with his
speed and weight he will make a
wonderful back field man.
No first year students viii be used
this year but the Aggies will have a
strohg squad TO begin the season
with.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-07-31

Parties coming to Bryan will take the
same route. From the bridge on to-
ward the College the road is open.
This in turn will be protected a sec
ton at time after the present Sec
ton is completed and the work pro-
ceeds further toward the College.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-07-31

The Houston Post says the pants
Of all the Houston candidates in the
late primary are at least four inches
too short, their legs having been
pulled out to such enormous lengths.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-07-31

The Democratic County Convention
Saturday was long on resolutions and
endorsed everybody and everything
suggested or called to mind. The Sec
rotary said he started once to send
up > note and see II he could not get
II endorsed for few hundred. The
resolutions resemble an old.time pot
stew which contained q little Of every
thing that could be found.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-07-31
TAKING VACATION.

Rev. c. T. Tally left Saturday for
Uvalde. Texas. for a short visit and
from there he will 70 to either Colo
RADIO or Tennessee. lie has not made
up his mind fully where he viii 20
after leaving uvalde. but will be alb
sent from the city several days.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-07-31
HOTEL BRYAN ARRIVALS.

s. l.. Gillespie, Halves, Iowa.
L. c. Grow, Dallas.
ID. c. Printz, Houston.
c. u. Bruelt. Dallas.
c. w. Bennett, st. Louis.
A. c. Lambert, Hearne.
II. A. Bradford. Armour & Co.
q. II. Dreden and wife. ltasca.
]. T. Harwin, San Antonio.
|. w. Martin, ltasca.
I. Perriul, o. X.
s. l.. Gilpin. Ames, Iowa.
A. ID. Bruce, San Antonio.
w. ]. Glenn. Houston.
Jas. Myers, Houston.
HI. Wheeler. ~. Worth.
L. q. Goforth. Mart.
@. NJ. Shaw, Mexia.
c. NJ. Staples, Ennis.
Il. +. Jarell. Dallas.
L. +. Stewart, Fort Worth.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-07-31

Recovered-A small size double
case, Elgin movement gold watch,
bird engraved on each case. suppo.
sed to have been lost or stolen. Other
property recovered included two
large sized flashlights and a pocket
kodak practically new. See John d.
Conlee. City Marshal.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-07-31

Subscribers viii confer q favor on
he management BY telephoning the
sffics promptly when carriers fail to
deliver the paper. or when change Of
residence occurs.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-07-31

An effort is to be made to stop by
legislative action the pulling Of the
legs Of the candidates by "moochers."
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-07-31

Many men remain bachelors be-
cause they associate with married
men.
II takes a clever woman to obtain
information without askips cues
lions.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-07-31

Always give the devil his due
but Il Ia better TO keep out Of his
debt.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-07-31

A woman should never 20 out walk.
Ing In a driving rain.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-21
HELD
UP AND ROBBED
Two Men Wearing Face
Cloths Relieve Infantry
man of His Money.

After being held by two men at the
point of a pistol and robbed of $3.50 in
cash. Sergt- r G. Freeman, of company
X. first Georgia infantry. walked to the
police station Wednesday night from
Fourth and Hill streets. and reported
the affair Sergt. Freeman was unable
to get a description of the men who
held him up. both wearing cloths over
the lower portion of their faces. He
was en- route to his regimental camp
a short distance away when held up
an H W. watson. 1908 Tularosa street.
reported the loss of an automobile tlre
and rim to the police "Wednesday eve
ming. -
tavia drug store, reported the loss or
his bicycle, from the rear OF the drug
store Wednesday night
D. Bryce asked the aid OF the ponce
in locating a three-wheeled lnNalld
chair. stolen from the corner of Main
and stanton streets "Wednesday eve
Mrs. J F. Campbell, 1927 North Camp
bell street. reported the loss Of a coat
from the back yard of her home We'd
w L. strickline. 7OS South oregon
street, told the police Wednesday night
that his room had been entered anu
IS caliber pistol taken
CITY detectives Wednesday afternoon
recovered A mattress and several ar
ticles of furniture. taken from the
warehouse of the TeXicO Transfer com
Two young boys were arrested by Of
ficers following the alleged theft OF a
quantity OF money from foo tour IN
street Wednesday afternoon, which was
later recovered. The boys were re-
leased to the custody of Mrs Emma
Webster.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-21
WANT No LANDS
WITHOUT HOUSES
Beet Growers Will Come To
Leased Sites if Houses
Are Built.

Phil Erickson. the agent sent by the
chamber of commerce to Colorado to in
duce some of the tenant farmers Of that
state to come to these valleys TO plant
sugar beets, writes that he viii have
no trouble to find experienced beet
growers to come to lands which are
provided with dwellings and shelters
for stock and tools. but that none seems
willing to undertake 10 till leased lands
If he will be compelled TO invest any
part Of his capital in necessary build
ings
AianE of the land owners Of the lower
valley listed properties with the agent
on which there are no buildings, and
these have been communicated with bY
the chamber of commerce. with the re-
quest that they signify at the earliest
possible moment their willingness TO
erect the buildings required
Prompt replies to the letters are
necessary. because of the short time
given the agent in which to move his
men tc the valley if they are 10 ger
their lands under cultivation for crop
of bests for 1917 delivery
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-21
DAILY RECORD
Building Permits.

To r. E. Mckee. to wreck the buildings on
the postoffice site. cost $1,000
can pbelTs addition. George Look and wife
10 y O. Buchoz and W h vance, VEST -
feet Of the south half Of block leo' Emp
bells addition: consideration $40; NofeInpeI
south side OF Hueco and Luna street
Laura J. Ranch and husband. w j. hanch
=, the Andersou-F Filler Real Estate COMPANY
Iors - and - block 107. East IT Paso-
consideration S65e; December ., 1910
North side Of Nashville. between Parh
and orc NJ. r. Meagher and wife 70 w =
Deaton lots l. and g. block o. Altur.t
Park consideration $3.50. December " Asib-
south side OF san jose between hentLIsN9
and Alabama. T. r. Newman 70 g. A hlch-
ard son. lots IS and %, block ~. hlghlau0
park consideration $500: January s, 1919
North side Of Atlanta near Cotton. o. j..
warnock and wife TO p. n Rigdon- north
40 feet Of lots I. .. and 4 block = hlsh-
land Park; consideration SSeoV' December
North side OF Montana. between Lamar
and Houston. Emma {. Blackshare 70 20
roma lot 8 and west half or q, DOCK -
Government Hill. consideration $685. De
T5s+yraen Prospect and Epson. J A. GIL
Iette and wife to W h. Gibbons the west
eriv 40 feet OF lots 1. 2. 3 :. and 5. block
.. Sunset Heights. consideration $685. De-
vi verde addition. Il. s. Walker and wife
to c s. Chaifant. lots Z, 10. II. i; -, =
and Is. block :. Val Verde; consideration
s2I00: December 10. 1872
Fl Paso Commercial company 10 a Sto-
Ia-off easterIy Il. feet Of lot a. all OF -,
and the west 20 feet Of lot -; bloek -
sunset Heights; consideration $3.50; De
YsIeta Grant. 7 A Carr and : L Carr
70 ]. G. Saurenman and F. 9 Luschel. lots
/ . and west 10 feet Of 3. block ]. Harris
tract. Ysleta grant, consideration N7VV' De-
's--'''- Births. Boys.
To Mrs. c. samaneigo. sol e Paso. De-
'eiiOs' - Automobiles Licensed
1879 B Ramos. MADEIRA and Copla'
Eth. House. 40 Eucalyptus. Ford
ISIS F Cowan. truck company "a
3s7s@J. 4. Wolff Lesinsky company.
Ford ~
TsTS-G. A Houseman. 1923 Myrtle, Ford
7s7s-G. B. Landru1n. 1922 san Diego
7ss0-J. 3. Ramos. 2s1s Manzans. Ford
7sS1-W. T. Boone 22e0 Myrtle Ford
7ss2-JLum. Fl Bliss. Maxwell
-qS1-Nrs c Buckingham. Chevrolet
7sS4-R P. Anderson. Rio Grauds Apis
7ss5-Rio Grande Mercantile company.
5sse-R- H. Bewieiz. 1913 Montana. Chand-
Ter 49,.
TqSS-American Furniture company. ora
79Sa-R- z Rivera. 1920 Kansas. FORD
7qsO-Herbert Markey, Harley 1aVidson-
7ss1-Long Lumber company. Foro tIuoA-
Licensed To Marry
J. P Britain and Fannie o Ninso-
Antonio Valdez and Manuela NalenZuela-
Gus Cardwei and Betty Matthews
Antonio Rodriguez and Librado Wells
Deaths.
P p Hoague. aged %. base hosp itals De-
cenber Is: shipped 10 Lansing. Mich.
Preston J Wilson. aged 20. base hospital
December 10.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-21
MONTANA LOTS
BRING $4,000
Property on Piedras and
Montana is Bought For
Business Purposes.

NJ. Arregon has bought the six lots
comprising the south half of frac-
tionaI block %. Bassetts addition,
ironing on Piedras. Montana and Ce-
dar streets. from the Mayfield Build
ing and Development Co. paying s16,-
600 for the property. It is said that
he contempIates the erection of num-
Der of substantial improvements in the
way Of stores on this piece Of ground.
An active business district IS grow
ing up in this Immediate section sta
ton \. of the Fl Paso postoffice, is
located in the district. and there are
two drug stores. an oil station, ROlston
hospital and several grocery stores.
Increase in property values has been
very marked in this particular dis
trict during the past year OF so.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-21
BUSINESS WORKERS BODY
PLANS AN Ell PASO BRANCH

Information about FL Paso has oeen
requested of the chamber OF commerce
by the association of professional
business workers. with home office in
Les Moines, Iowa. because Of the pro-
pcsed establishing Of a branch office
here
In his letter. the president OF the
association tells the chamber what
their organization is and what it tries
to. do He states the association is
composed OF young men and women
engaged in office and business pro-
LESSONS. who seek to give and receive
mutual help and protection, and at
TIE same time. protect the business
man in his choice of office assistants
The association has for some time
been planning TO establish a branch
here, and is awaiting only the advice
and suggestion of the chamber or COM
merce before taking further step.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-21
LIVESTOCK SHOW BODY is
ASSUMING TANGIBLE SHAPE

The proposed livestock show assOcia-
ton is taking tangible shape At a
meeting of the offic rs and directors OF
the organization Wednesday afternoon
at the chamber of commerce. il was
decided to incorporate with a capital Of
100000. C y. Bassett was made
chairman of a committee which viii
place the stock
When the money is assured. the mat
ter of securing a site for holding the
annual stock show will be taken up
and settled There was no discussion
Of sites at Wednesdays meeting
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-21
BOUND OVER ON CHARGE OF
IMPORTING ALIEN WOMEN

noon before United States Commits
sioner s. [. Kelly, Armando GibOuri,
alias Armando Gibouri Santa Ciso. was
bound over to the grand jury on a
bond OF $1,000 on a charge of importing
an alien woman for immoral purposes
sam Lasky. J. G. Mayo and Shorty"
Ernhart We're arraigned late Wednes-
dav afternoon on the charge of con-
spring to violate the Harrison narcotic
act Lasky was placed under a bond
of S25OO Mayo under a bond OF 500,
and Ernhart under a bond of 500, to
appear for a hearing before commits
sioner Kelly Friday at D. m.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-21
MRS. HINES ARRANGES TO
FEAST THE NEWSIES AGAIN

FL Paso's newsboys viii again be
remembered this year by Mrs Florence
Hines who has arranged TO give her
annual dinner for the newsles on
Christmas day al the Harvey House
Mrs Hines makes this an annual Gus
tom. in memory of her son, Rue Hines,
who was a great lover Of children,
particularly the lads who sell news
papers
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-21
FORMER WEST VIRGINIAN
Is BURIED IN Ell PAS0

The funeral of Rex L. Kennedy, aged
. years. who came here a few months
ago from Huntington, W. V, to regain
his health and who died Tuesday aft
ernoon at 1921 Hamilton avenue, was
held at O'Clock Thursday afternoon,
from the parlors Of the Peak Undertak-
ing company, Rev. J. NJ Jackson con-
dUcting the services
In response TO q telegram from the
Elks club at Huntington, of which the
father Of the decedent was a promi-
nent member. local Elks made funeral
arrangements. Burial was in ConcOr-
Ga cemetery.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-21
FIRST TYPHUS DEATH N TWO
WEEKS AT col MY HOSPITA

The first death from typhus fever in
about two weeks occurred at the cOun-
~ hospital Wednesday night, Next
can succumbing 10 the disease There
are only two cases of tyhus on hand
al this institution at present, cOnsid-
erabIy less than the average
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-21
TURKEY Is STOLEN.

H. H Fris was out in the country
yesterday on business and saw =
chance TO pick up a Is pound turkey
gobbler at a reasonable price. so
brought him home for the Christmas
dinner Last night somebody visited
his back yard at 1901 Bliss street and
this morning the turkey was not there.
The Best in Coal and Feed.
Phones 53I-4444.
Southwestern Fuel and Feed Co.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-21
4 DIFFERENT JOHNSON.

R. c Johnson. assistant principaI at
Beau school. has not resigned. as err
roneously reported J. W Johnson, of
the science department at the high
school. is the teacher who has re-
signed.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-21
COMMISSIONERS INSPECTING
NEW SIERRA-BLANCA ROAD

The county commissioners left in an
automobile Thursday morning at $3.50
o'clock on a tour of inspection Of the
new Sierra Blanca road. an extension
Of the main county highway The COM
missOners will consume the greater
part Of the day in this inspection.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-21
no ERECT BTNGALOW.

Fred Heidelberg has just let con
tract to the Mayfield company for the
election OF a fiVe-rOOm bungalow on
tbt. corner Of Bisbee and Cactus streets.
10 cost $4,000.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-21
DEBILITY NARsHAL WORK RACK.

United States deputy marshal n F.
Work returned Wednesday morning
from Denver. where he went to turn
over TO the federal authorities there
Jack Littleton, charged with violating
the Harrison narcotic act.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-21

Roller skates. Allen Arms and cycle
Co, 404 y. Oregon St-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-21

II anywhere You want to go
call $500.
II it's baggage, call the same;
Service is their middle name
They are all they claim TO be
The City Service Company.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-21
CHRISTMAS DINNER At THE ZEIGER
CHRISTMAS DAY

CHRISTMAS DAY
SERVED FROM 1 P. NJ to 3 P NJ
800 PER PLATE.-Adv-
We own the best line or 5-passenger
cars in the city. Montana auto Service
Phones 265-7575.-Adv.
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