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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-21
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The Herald of Tkis
Date. 1902.

~ URING the past two days the city
has been visited by a violent
- rain storm, which is considered
remarkable by old timers in view Of
its long continuance and steady down
pour. The streets OF the city are a
mass of mud. but there has been no
damage 10 amount to anything to the
city 1t has increased the water sup
ply. which was very low. and is re-
sponsible for the saving of much cattle
re in the Rio Grande valley Several
small washouts occurred on the
smelter line.
Special officer Billy Smith. OF the
Rock Island railway. has returned to
the city
4. p. Coles has returned to the city
from Cloudcroft where he has been for
several days.
s. I Pearce left yesterday for tn.
Oid Terrible mine. in Arizona. where
he has interests.
The new steam roller belonging to
the city IS stuck fast in the mud on
Myrtle avenue. and cannot be moved
1t will be very difficult to get it out
again
According to reports the Border
Rifles, Fl Pasos military company. ar
rived IN Austin. and are making an
excellent showing. While at the state
encampment the militia will be taught
how to shoot and drill
Notice of the appointment of ". NJ
feucolas in this city. as the referee in
bankruptcy. has just been received by
deputy clerk Hodgson. The position
was made vacant by the resignation
OF Maurice J. NICK RELIGION
FOR the purpose of defeating the
new Jail in Juarez. Gov. Miguel Ahu-
mazda viii arrive in that city tomorrow
night accompanied by his band of "a
musicians. A delegation of prominent
citizens has been appointed to meet
the governor
The striking shop men Of the South
ern Pacific railway will soon go back
70 work, the company and the strikers
having come to a satisfactory agree
menL a committee has already called
upon master mechanic Drodge, Of the
railway company and informed him
that they would come back to work as
soon as the company was ready.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-21
NEMZyNOIBS 1NnIETAND
y @DAISY DEAN 81
or DAISY DEAN

TN "A Daughter Of the Gods the
William Fox sLOOo,eoO film fan
Il tasy, two remarkable youngsters
Katherine and Jane Lee-are called
upon to play the most important roles
ever assigned to children of their years.
Katherine is six years old and Jane
Is four.
Although there are a hundred well
known men and women players sur
rounding Annette Kellerman in this
lavishly made film and all of them
deserving of your attention. it is quite
possible that you. when YOU see the
picture, will rank Katherine and Jane
Lee close behind Mss Kellermann her
self in your affections.
These two children are both mer-
maids and human beings in the course
of the picture and they are called
upon in episode after episode to in
dulge in their amusing and laughaPle
mimicries- These little gi1.ls are un-
schooled. natural miTics- They nave
not been taught any false arts OF
gesture and gnmace, but have been
permitted to 6evelop in an entirely
original manner.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-21
HOROSCOPE.
SATURDAY. July -. 1aIs.


FTER a day OF sinister sway this
a should be unusually fortunate.
L - for the stars which have
frowned recently are now friendly.
Venus. Jupiter and the sun are all in
benefic aspect.
Women have the greatest latitude
while this configuration prevails. This
signs appear to predict some political
move that will attract attention. even
though it arOuses criticism.
This should be an suspicious time To-
love affairs. Entertainments of all
sorts should be exceedingly successful
Dealers in clothing and jewelry have
liners should benefit from some edict
OF fashion sent out this month
All commercial matters should pros
per today Men who solicit trade Of
any sort have a particularly good lead
ing
The giving Of presents is held to be
lucky while this planetary government
continues.
mented by fOrceful personality is as
sured today. the seers predict
The aspect is favorable TO spiritual
embodiment and intellectual develop
menr-
Under this rule there should be an
access Of patriotic feeling. but warning
is given Of a reflex OF popular emotion
in the form Of criticism concerning gov
eminent measures.
Suicides may increase greatly
through next month when weather con-
ditions may have a bad effect upon the
mind.
Again race troubles are prognosti-
Gated The negro will have serious
cause for discomfort. the seers an
nounce.
Military matters will continue to oc-
cupy public attention. ii is prognostf-
Gated. but the stars indicate that the
public mind will accept as a common
place all the service OF the army. As
trOlOgers warn Americans against
ficklensss in grave matters connected
with war
Persons whose birthdate Il is may
have much anxiety concerning financial
affairs but the year promises to be
successful The young will court and
marry.
Children born on this day probably
will be exceedingly lucky through life.
These subjects OF Cancer partake Of
Leo characteristics. as they are on the
cusp--Copyright 1916. by the Mcclure
Newspaper Syndicate.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-21

These are most important and viii re
Quire additional appropriations which
must be secured by legislation
The new post office building has
been authorized and partly appropriat-
ed for Additional appropriations by
Legislation VIII have to be secured
from time TO time as the work pro-
crosses
Fort Bliss has been enlarged into a
regimental post. and now with a large
increase in our standing army addi-
tional quarters and barracks will be
needed. and an opportunity will open
for charging Fort Bliss into a brigade
post. l have already taken steps to
that end.
I also have in progress a bill giving
Americans preference over aliens upon
all government work. and l am anxious
to see that become a law
II my past service has been satisfac-
tory to the people Of FL Paso and has
been such as to give assurance that 1
am capable and viii carry these enter
prises to completion. 1 shall very great
ly appreciate your support and shall
feel further indebted to a generous peo-
pie who have already honored me be-
yond my merits
Yours very sincerely.
". 4 SMITH.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-21
To The Voters of Ell Paso
County:

The following appeared in a report
by the FL Paso Herald Of a political
meeting held at orchard Park on July
Is. 1916:
e. VI. Whitaker. candidate for Dis
trIct Judge. compared the record made
by P R. Price during the fiscal year
1916, TO that of the District Court in
TarranI County. and declared that the
41st District Court had disposed Of only
little more than one-half what the
Tarrant County District Court had dis
posed of in the same time. and he said
that if he did not do better than that
if elected, he would quit"
During the period referred to by Mr.
Whitaker, July Is. 1915, to July Is.
1916. $50 cases have been disposed Of
in the fist District Court by final judg-
tax suits.
The 41st District Court since its or
ganizatlon has been presided over by
three different Judges, Judge J. NJ.
Goggin, A NJ Walthall and P. r.
Price During the last fiscal year that
Judge Goggin presided, July. 1907, u
1908. 2S2 cases were disposed Of by
final judgment OF dismissal None OF
these were tax suits During the last
year that Judge Walthall presided July
1913 to July 1914. 291 cases were dis
posed of by final Judgment or dismiss
sal None of these were tax suits II
has not been charged by Mr. Whit
aker. or any other person so far as I
nat tllutT Judge AOkKln OF
Judge Walthall failed to serve the
people efficiently and diligently. As
a matter Of fact. the number of cases
disposed Of is Of very little value in
determining the efficiency of a judge.
During the period referred to by Mr..
Whitaker l was disqualified in one
OF the cases pending in the 41st Dis
triet Court and sitting in exchange
with Judge Joseph Jones of the 63rd
Judicial District In a period of about
two weeks l tried on bitterly contest
ed murder case. several civil cases
and disposed Of by final judgment some
zoo or 500 tax suits. These were not
included in the certificates of the So!
cases disposed OF by me in the 4lst
District So far as l know, Mr.. Whit
aNer's certificate from the District
Court OF Tarrant County does not show
the character of the cases disposed of
by the Fort Worth Court
do not make this statement as any
particular evidence Of efficiency on my
part, but feel that it is entirely proper
that the voters have my view Of this
matter before the primary
Yours respectfully.
z. r. Price.
political Advertisement
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-21
The Daily Novelette,
BEN BUM-VOYAGE
Electric shocks nre painIy felt,
On days Of settled rain
just feel the window with your hand.
And You will feel the pnne-

just feel the window with your hands
And you will feel the pane
Translated from the Turkish.)
was a warm night in Constan-
tinople. Nay. morning. for the
L star Sultana was dimming with
the dawn. So hot was It that the very
cats on the back balustrades were mop
ping their brows with their paws
Ben Bum-voyage rolled up Main
plaza, hiccoughing. towards his pala-
tiaI home, "Harem Bum-voyage-" The
other harems all seemed to rock and
lean towards him in his unsteady prog
ress. but at last his own front steps
stopped in front of him and he ascend
ed them
Twenty minutes later. having found
the keyhole, he fitted it to his key and
entered
"Shem bala Cab Il must be auieD.
he thought cunningly-
And he sat himself on the bottom
step of the staircase and took off his
shoes.
But. as he started creakingly to as
cend the steps with his shoes in his
hands, he looked ahead of him. and
there. behold. al the top of the stairs,
crowding for first place, stood his en-
tire "a wives.
-Seela buo muzZinZ'' What's the
meaning of this2) they cried in unison.
and Ben Bum-Voyage. with a howl Of
fear, turned and fled out Of the front
door again and was never seen more
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-21
HISTORIC LANDMARKS
USED IN .'NATHAN HALE"

Producing companies OF the world
Film CORPORATION. under supervision
Of William A Brady. are taking every
possible step to make the forthcoming
World feature. Nathan Hale" histori-
callv correct down to the minutest
detail
Directcr Emile Chautard and COM
pany Of players. headed by Robert
Warwict, Gail Kane. Clara WhiDple
and Alsc b Francis, accompanied by
Mr.. Brsdy. went TO Boston as the cen
ter Of New England's historic zone
Through Mr.. Brady's efforts. the Bos-
ton museum allowed director Chautard
10 use the old prints. relics, uniforms
and costumes Of Revolutionary times
as pAtterns for his property and ward
robs departments
me historic landmarks of Concord,
Lexington and Marblehead. Mass. were
tn. scenic locations for the episodes
in Nathan Hale's career. and Boston
Common was turned over to the com
rany each morning for a week so the
Picture might be atmospherically cor
Tect-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-21
TO DRIVE OUT MALARIA AND Bull n
UP THE SYSTEM

rake the OLD standard GROVES
TASTELESS chill T.lNIC. You know
what you are taking. a the formula
Is printed on every LABEL showing it is
2ulnine and Iron in a tasteless form
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-21

Geraldine Farrar. the famous opera
singer. with her husband, Lou Tellegen.
are studying at Coronado Beach until
time for them to start work Up to
this time il has not yet been announced
whether they will both be used in the
same feature or starred separately
One of the photo dramas is now in the
hands OF the scenario department and
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-21

The Telephone Operators are always
pleased when you call $500. They know
they have connected you with the Best
Auto and Taxi Service in FL Paso.
CITY SERVICE CO.-Adv
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-21
Jane Lee

Have you noticed this bright young
woman in Fox pictures: She will he
seen in the great Anentte Kellerman
spectacle. which will he released soon.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-21

the technical director is at work on
some unique sets for the film.
Much interest attaches 10 the ap-
pearance of Antoinette Walker oppo-
site Henry B. Walthal in a multiple
reel feature now being produced. Miss
Walker was leading woman with David
Warfieid in The Music Master"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-21

Vote for a. $. Abro.-Adv
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-21

CPolitical advertisement.l
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-21

A FTER day OF sinister sway this
"A should be unusually fortunate.
l. - for the stars which have
The sun., 1916-09-17
SUSPECTS
STORIES DOVETAIL
Inspector FaurOt Says Confess
>iOn> Confirm Version Of
Mrs. NirholS'> Death.

Inspector Eau ~ Of the detective bu-
iea at f'olice Headquarters said y"stcr-
day hat tho confessions he had received
from Arthur Wslicpen and Joseph Mul-
holland NJ exactly III the story NJ how
Mis-. Elizabeth Nichols came 10 he muir
dered in her home at I East = vent!-
ninth street a year ago
WSltoncn. who was arrested ~ MICH
igan 4 few days = and who jumped
from the train on which detectives were
bringing him back to New York. il still
in Bellevue Hospital. Harry Resnick.
who is alleged !" have received $500"
worth of tho jewelry stolen from Mt.
Nichols, WAS arraiCned in :he Harlem
rourt yesterday and held for tho Grand
Jury in $4,000 bail.
Waitonen. Mu,holland II a third mar
for whom tho police are searching en-
tered Mrs. Nicrols's home OF tho night
81 the murde,. said inspector Faur"t.
aud MulhullanI WAS the on" who placed
n revolver against her and demanded her
jewels. She faiuted and when Wal
tonen and Mulholland tried 10 revive her
, To And out where she kept other val
usbies they discovered she vas dead.
The sun., 1916-09-17
DEMAND FOR STEEL
EXCEEDING SUPPLY
shipments in september Thus
Far More satisfactory
Than in August.

NOR. concerned about inability tn make
appreciahle hepdway against IN. mas,
Of riders already on the books than in
obtaining new contracts. slthouvh ship
men's IN September thus fnw are more
satisfactory than ~ August.
Domestic consumers needs fur the
INST half of next year are Far from being
-s'ish.d and the foreign demand for
commercial forms would AXE up a larg,
additional tonnage y mills could r|.oinis.
shipment, hefor. July, 1917. Becaus.
~ his latter handicap :ewe, export or
ders are now being placed
Russia, however, continues negotIat.
The sun., 1916-09-17

their Information and protection. and
until a marked subsistence In cases can
be registered the work must be con-
tinued. The New Jersey. Pennsylvania
and Virginia quarantine laws are still
In force and It Is not feasible TO relax
any supervision here while these states
require csrtihcatiou.
The advices heretofore given 70 keep
children out OF the city. away until
October /, warrants reiteratior because
Of existing conditions"
The Board Of Health in its bulletin
issued yesterday again warned parents
Of the danger OF the epidemic and again
set forth elaborate rules to be observed
70 help the night against the disease.
asking every one to report any viola
tons Of the quarantine regulations.
Brookiyn Teacher Held.
Charles Solomon, q teacher In the
Brooklyn Manual Training School, was
held under $1,000 bail In the Gates
avenue police court Yesterday on the
charge Of escaping from a Guaranteed
camp al Hope. Hamilton county. Solo
mons child had played with another
little girl who later died Of MANTLE
paralysis. Solomon and his wife we're
placed In a quarantine camp. from which
ne Neu, III OT0eT 10 TetuTU 10 tue wy
n the usual reporting time for teachers.
Carlisle Norwood, = lawyer and presi-
dent OF the Antonio Realty Corporation,
yesterday won his night against the De-
partment Of Health, compelling Il to re-
move placards posted In the halls Of an
apartment house AZ i3la Madison ave-
nue.. Justice Cohalan issued a writ NJ
mandamus. A case OF paralysis had oc-
CURED in one Of the apartments, but pr.
Emerson notified the tenants that the
use Of the Railways war safe and that
there was no fear Of infection except by
personal contact with the patient. In
spite Of thin the house was placarded.
BY the courts order only the rlacard on
the door u The one apartment will re-
main.
No up State deaths from infantile pa
ralysis were reported in Albany yester-
day for the nrst time since the com
mencement of the epidemic. Only 70
new cases were recorded. The tota
number Of eases NJ ;he state outsid,
New York city is :,s6j, with 3o2 deaths
A decrease III the number ~ new
cases was ais" reported IN New jersey
Yesterday. the total being -.
The sun., 1916-09-17

offerings Of premiums Of - to SS"a ton
over prices paid on recent o~rders--S37
to $40 a ton-for shipment ever the last
quarter of this year.
Railroad equipment orders placed In
the past few days require ~ 500 toms Of
steel. Miscellaneous rail inquiries amount
to $4,000 tons. The Pennsylvania Rail
road Company FOR lines east and west Of
P.ttsburg. the Chesapeake aud Ohio and
the Pittsburg and Lake Erie railroads
have placed bridge orders calling. for
about 1000 tons OF steel shapes. Con
tracts closed for enlargement to steel
plants require $500 ions OF steel. Ex-
tensions to other manufacturin works
need 800 tons and bids are being sub
mitted on $1,000 tons for other CONNER
c!al structures.
Recent sales Of pig ron aggregate
I7c.0OU tons, about two-thlrds OF this
being for steel making grades FOR ship
meut mainly over the first half Of ueN
year. The great activity was In the
Pittsburg and Chicago districts.
The sun., 1916-09-17

Venue. Astoria William 'clsTS. ssi
I Twfb5 arn. ' sia Eish Lens .I isiana s S.,si victoria
NEW CASES.
Manhattan.
MAY psseld, isi Grand .,t:.i; 1 T,
ban; ar w.s! sevsn,sen's .,Is.,' i,,SG,
a,fss,: css,herins Mcra,c,e,' 40" E.:i Sew:
en-. iou,1S street; nm. xri s.r sd E 81
sMsss' s %Fos'E.nin'n Mary 'NM cpSo T.if' SIS 1--WE We
iasth stree, 3 Art;.,ld. zoe E,,' io,,h
M NaS1lH h iHisf Madison AL. S sSsnae. ~
The Bronx.
rrisdmsn, s27 wales avenue;
4lis;s;pan, siO k W:s iso'n y ;,,;:'' q Ss,..i
kk,rsE no tss' :,n,s stree, r nu KtH,s
liz Fssiherbed lane, Lucille rsrman. s27
Home street.
Edmund Bniins,on. 400 Avenue y Mary
Gsrsrdi' sas Atlantic avenue; Helen Forei,
.i,s .'rsf T.rt aar0II ul a'l%srid' s iti bi bess
i W.i,.r Ss sH:. lib a:aigg'fTa s.sl,n q . ssssF i Henri
Krause. 62 Lynch street; Helen Gritsinger.
81 Kingston avenue; Kenneth Prentice. 2ol
Gransm avenue. Edwin Mslsy. lIO Russell
street.
Queens.
Eleanor kurth, As Fourteenth avenue
Astoria sylvia Plsarus, 1nl wilbur ave.
nue. Long Island city Dorothy dreu noS
Rheinhardt. ~ CASTOR avenue, Jamaica
joseph Greutzer. 81 arbsll street Corona
Arthur Quinn, - Winford street Nsspeth
William pevinney. 1873 Madison street,
Ridgewood.
Richmond.
None.
The sun., 1916-09-17
PARALYSIS o
Days Deaths and New tases ~ tie
VOrteL h., HOrOughs.

Deaths and new cases Of ,rfsrtile
varall Sis reported by the .l"alth Ne
partment yesterday follow
DEATHS.
Manhattan.
p.tii' N.Siow. Ai East itfiS-uffh
.,rest. car Il Iyiis-sAv. .iGt E,shtn u,.
nus, RaI PHI bsrVi'a. 49, N"sf SHY rfth
street, John shoe. 500 THIRD avenue.
The BrOnS.
Rlssc' Kinney, 30 Ea-f .i3th street
VrooktSO ~.
Isns,s Botkko. 70 Bon street Wpi'eT
rlnA. So kocbiing street to0rN \
kr.use. ~. INnrh street. Ariuario Bu~o
.o.5 FUTON stree
tusens,
Helen Andr~akos, loi3 sr'ral s,srue.
The sun., 1916-09-17
R"bins - speak IN Indians.

CHICAGO. Sept, 1S-Rsymond RobiN,
VINO is nou campaigning for Hughes and
taNhanks, viii make a speaking IMP
trough Indiana beginning at Indian
Ar"US, Friday. September 90. Nr,
N'hirS "ill 20 to Sturgis, Mich. Septem-
Ger - 10 deliver an address.
The sun., 1916-09-17

MRS CORNELIUS VANDERBILT 'above, and Mrs. Harry. Payne
,, Whitney. who head the committee on arrangements for the
Wonaen,s Hughes Campaign Train; This train. manned BY women
October 2 under the auspice: Of the Republican Nations, Campaign
committee and tour twenty eight States. stopping for meetings Mt the
principal cities and returning to New York November 1.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1916-10-27
Registration Notice

Notice is hereby given, that the board
of registration of the township of vi
emma will meet for the purpose Of
completing the list of qualified voters
of said township and of registering the
names of all persons who shall be
possessed of the necessary qualifica-
tons of electors. and who may apply
for that purpose, on Saturday, the 18th
day of October A. D., 1916, at Glenn
Williams office, and that said board of
registration will be in session on the
day and at the place above mentioned
from 900 O'Clock in the forenoon until
500 o'clock in the afternoon of that
day for the purpose above specified.
BY order of the board of registration
of the township of Vienna.
Glenn Williams.
Township Clerk.
Dated at Clio, Mich, October 16, A. D.,
1916.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1916-10-27
Obituary

The people of Clio and vicinity have been pro-
foundly saddened this week through the death of
Lewis X. Ayliffe. which occurred at his home in
this village Monday evening. October 25. 1916. at
6:3O o'clock. after an illness of but three days.
Mr.. Aylife was first taken with a slight cold but
was able to give attention to his business. as
usual. until Sunday. when his condition grew so
much worse that he was confined TO his home and
time on he grew rapidly worse and despite the
unremitting attentions of loving friends and all
that medical science could do passed away as
above stated, the cause of death being pleuro-
pneumonia. Only last Saturday he drove the
hearse at funeral and by one of the strange
turns of fate which life occasionally exhibits. his
own body was the next to be carried in the
vehicle
Mr.. Ayiffe was born in Arbela March s. 1869
in which township he continued to reside until
about five years ago. when he came to Clio and in
company with his son. Earl. engaged in conduct
ing feed barn and livery stable in which bust
he continued until the time of his death
Both in his former home in Arbela and in his
later home here he leaves many friends who were
won to him by his unfailing kindness and habits
of industry and integrity. In his home life he
realized very high ideal as husband and father
wherefore his memory will he at once a consoa-
ton and an inspiration to his family and all who
knew him.
Deceased is survived bv his widow and two
sons. Earl. of Clio. and Oliver. of Arbela also by
one sister Mrs. Alice Curtis. of Mersburp. and
one brother. John r. Aylife. of Clio. Funeral
services held from the NJ. E. Church. Thurs
day afternoon, and were very largely attended
wealth of floral offerings testifying TO the esteem
in which deceased was held. Rev. f. c. c. Ben
son preached the funeral sermon and the remains
were laid at rest in Woodlawn cemetery.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1916-10-27
Auto Wrecks Wagon

On Tuesday afternoon at about four o'clock. as
Arthur Mann was coming home from Flint.
driving team attached to lumber wagon. his
outfit was run into by an automobile occupied by
two and two women and badly smashed The
accident took place the plank road. near the
residence of Jay Green. and Mr.. Mann says that
having noticed the erratic course of the machine
he did his best to get out of the way and that
not withstanding the fact he drove into the ditch
he was unable to do so and his wagon pretty
thoroughly demolished. Calling Mr. Green to take
notice of the circumstances of the accident, he
borrowed buggy from the latter and followed
the auto which was proceeding slowly because
of some injuries il had received. to Mt. Morris
where he overhaued it and tried to get the part
les to settle for the damage they had caused.
This they refused to do. claiming that their
machine was stalled the road and that Mr..
Mann had into them. The latter took the
number of the machine and on "Wednesday went
TO Flint to confer with the prosecuting attorney
about the matter.