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The copper era and Morenci leader., 1916-02-25
4 NARROW ESCAPE FROM DROWNING
 IN GILA
Big Winton Six Automobile Laden With Passengers from Denver Turn ed Over Ferry Craft at Florence Crossing

MT. Latchem, a Denver capitalist, with his mother and two daughters is at Florence on their way to Phoenix. He is waiting for his automobile to dry out after an accident that brought the whole Latchem family nearer to death than they will probably ever be again until the final hour comes.
 The Eatchem party in a big Winton Six arrived at Florence on Friday and arranged to cross the raging Gila on the somewhat primitive ferry which affords the only means of crossing the river since that cratic stream has de- serted the handsome state highway bridge. MT. Latchem was unaware of the weakness of the ferry boat, if it may be called boat and the Mexican ferryman had had no experience with so heavy car as the Winton. The car was run on the boat and locked and the party remained in it with MT. Lachem at the wheel. The floor of the boat was wet and when the boat had been drawn away from the shore the car slid to one side and the boat capsized under it's great weight taking down the car, it's occupants, the fer ryman and all who were on it.
 The car turned over twice and on its second revolution it's occupants were released. Bystanders said that they bobbed to the surface like corks. MT. Latchem and his mother were drag ged out to safety but the Latchem young ladies, athletic girls and swim mers, struck out on their own account Impeded as they were in the water, heavy with sand and slit they made a good showing and gained the bank at a considerable distance down stream and were rescued by Mexi- cans.
 The car was finally rescued and taken to Florence where it is be-
 ing overhauled to remove the sand
 which had filtered into it's gearings.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1916-02-25
NOTICE OF FILING NOMINATION PETITION AND NOMINATION PAPER TOWN OF CLIFTON
State of Arizona, County of Greenie'e. Town of Clifton

State of Arizona, County of Greeniete, Town of Clifton
 Notice is hereby given that any per son oesiring to become candidate at the Primary Election to be held in the Town of Clifton, Greenlee County, Arizona, on the 21st day of April, 1916, not more than Sixty Days nor less than Twenty Days before such Primary Election, must file his nomin- ation Petition and Nomination Paper with the Clerk of the Council of the Town of Clifton, Arizona, as directed by law.
 Dated at Clifton, Arizona, this 2Ath day of February, 1916.
 MAT .DANENHAUER,
 Clerk, Town of Clifton, Arizona. 2-25 Ate
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1916-02-25

Stick to Your Friends. If you have friend, stick to him and always try to do him good only.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1916-02-25
Flrs. Presidential Mansion, New York

First Presidential Mansion, New York ample of economy to the women of the revolution" in her attire and mode of living.
 After independence had been won, she bore herself with great personal dignity as bef1tted her station as the wife of the first citizen.
 Washington was approaching his sixty-eighth year when he died. Mrs. Washington accepted the separation calmly, only observing that she would soon join him. She survived him two years and half.
 That she could have at all times view of his grave on the lawn, she moved to an attic room that over looked the spot, which she occupied until her own death. For the easier coming and going of favorite cat hole was cut near the bottom of the door of this apartment.
 Before she died Mrs. Washington destroyed her entire correspondence with General Washington, flor she would not permit that the confidence they had shared together should be made public"
 The marriage of GeorgA Washington and Martha Custis was an example of the ideal love match. and was followed by forty years of genuine happiness.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1916-02-25
HAY SHORTAGE

MESA-A serious hay shortage, caused by greatly increased demands, has caused many stockmen who are ranging their cattle and sheep on the desert east of here to bring their stock to the Salt River valley for pasture. As result the demand for pasture in the alfalfa fields is greater in this dis trict than farmers are able to supply. Continued cold weather following the recent rains has caused a shortage of forage on the desert.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1916-02-25
ARIZONA STATE TEACHERS
 ASSOCIATION

The Annual University week, will include a three days meeting of the Arizona State Teachers association. The convention will be held on the campus April 12, 13 and IA, and will be presided over by Dr. R. B. von Klein-Smid, president of the State association. The personnel of the speakers and the topics scheduled for discussion promise very signi- ffcent session for state educational interests.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1916-02-25
IDEAL LOVE MATCH
Forty Years of Happiness Fol. lowed Union of Washington
 and Martha Custis.

~ NE hundred and fourteen years ago-May 22, 1902
 Martha Washington, wife of
 George Washington, died at Mount Vernon, at the age of seventy years.
 Martha Custis met Colonel Washing ton about a year after the death of her husband, Daniel Parke Custis, wealthy planter. She was then near ing her twenty-sixth year, and Wash ington was about three months her senior. She was the daughter of Col. John Dandridge and had been well trained in the accomplishments of young women of her social station.
 The engagement lasted for nearly a year, Washington being absent for a long time on a military campaign.
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0petbe ituS Die Seitnns &eroun.

@enn man Die @eoonfen Ut frii-
beren ariegen 0eutIdlanos geaen
5ranfrei6 5uriidi9meifen IGBt, miro
man rtatur9emoB tets an oen &rieg
bon 1870 rno Die Sreibeitsfrie-
ge 1878 8uerit erinnert tperoen.
9oh friiber ipielte iid iener oentld-
fron5oiiibe arieg ab. Der peniger
ourh feline militdriiden @reignilIe,
aIs ourd Die Seilnabme Deuti6-
lambs groBten 9i9ters oenfmiir6ig
lit. Goethe bot on benz ~Selo8uae
bon 1892 in Der gegleitung ieines
Jiiriten. uno 6reunoes 9arl auguit
bon Sodien- @einlar, allo nltr aIs
gS6labtenbummler~ teilgenommen
unb iiber i'm in ieiner oGampagne
in Sranfrei6~ ousfiibrlt9 beridtet.
@ud Ser 8elaeerung uno @innab-
me BON gerbun geoenft ct nno
idiIoert feline -@rlebniiIe iebr an
idaulif). CAB er einmol in cine
8atterie m1breno oes 8ombor6e-
ments getreten mar, lid ober bolo
entfernen muBte, neil ieinem frieo-
liden DIR Der fiir6terlid orobnen.
De Slang abgefeuerter Saubiselt llll-
ertraglif fiel", miro man ni6t of
ne 216eln lelen. Sdtper irren aber
miiroe, per ibm @ongel an peri6n-
lidem M1t no6ia9te. gr Denies i'm,
als er in einem Infoa Ieines be
fannten munoerli6en @igeniinns"
mutterieelenalein 5lt elmer bodit
gef1broeten Steae, no Die augeln
I'M i'm berumlpielten, RITZ, BLOB Inn
81 wiiien, mas eS nit Dem aano,
nenfie6er, BON benz er idon lopiel
gebort batte, eieentlid fir elm 8e-
menoen babe. Gs itellte iid] aud
riftig bel ibm ell, uno er eibt bo-
bon foIgenbe SGiloeruna: u@s
i6ien, als m6re man an einem
iebr beiBen Srte uno 5uslei1 BON
oerielben Sise poQig ourdorun-
gen, 10 oaB man ii6 nit oemieIben
Clement, in peldem man iid befin-
bet, bollfommen glei6 fiiblt. Die
aueen perlieren ni6ts al ibrer
Starfe, nod 9eutli6feit, aber es
lit bod, ais penn Die @elt einen
gepiiien braunrotliaen Con bdtte,
Der ben 3uitanb mie Die @eeenIt6n-
De nod abprebeniiper (bdngli6er)
ma6t." Sb oieie S6iloerung ai1f
beute sutrifft, mogen unlere 8eIo-
grauen brntBen beurteilen. Seben-
faas bleibt es 6emerfenspert, oaf
iif Der 31titano audi bel Dem polie
in <be berbarrenoen Hi1tf1mpfer
einftellte.
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@as man ihrem @atten ersallte:


u2elte, Die mid iaben, als id franf
mar, idreibt Sran 6. Gngen BON
@opne, Mont., uiagten meinem
Mann, oaB i9 unm0gli6 nod la1ge
leben fonnte. @ir belteIlten Damn
cine 8robefiite @lpenfrduter, nno
i6 fing on, es 81 ge6rauden. '9ies
mar i'm lesten Suli. Sd bemerfte
balo cine 8eiierung in meinem 8e-
filiben 1tno in fur5er 3eit por i1j
boaitdnoig geluno. Die 2eute iino
iebt erltaunt, menn iie mid ieben,
uno fra9en, nobur6 oieie 9enoerung
bernorgerufen nuroe. SD fam nidt
genilg gum @obe bes MlpenfrGuters
lagen uno bin Sbnen gu groBem
9anf berpflihtet."
9ies lit cine @ei9i6te, Die im-
mer mieoer nno mieoer er3Gblt miro,
lid mar frottf ltno bin ourG Sc
brali6 oeS aIten &rGutermittels ge-
iuno %geiuoroen." Sorni's @lpenfrdu-
ter lit nidt in @potbefen 81 baden.
Spe5iaIagenteit Iiefern es Sen 2el-
TEN brett bonn 2aboratorium Ser
Serfteuer; Or. Setter SabrneD &
Cons 60, 1875. 90. Sopne Ibe.,
Chicago, Sa.
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Die bentise Gage.

gei @eroun tit Der aampf anf
Ser @eItieite Der Waas nod immer
i'm @onge. Die 0eutiden beboupten,
BORT % Guaoratfilometer genom=
men gu BADEN, Die 5ran5oien battett
oos 2ano 5uglei6 nit Der Stoot
8etbincourt eerdumt. Mit bieIer
STUNNING ideint es aber eine eige-
ne Sode 5n iein. @aem Inideine
nad lit bas mebr eine 6lndt als
eire Galtmung ~gelDelen, oenn Die
S~ranaoien tpuroen ongegriffen uro
perloren iiber 700 @efangene. Cont
lit nidts @ibtiges gu melben. 9nf
oen iibrisen Shlahtfeloern bat ftdj
oie Gage nod nibt branoert.
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Treie YrlJe tr seras: 9ienias II. April 1916.

8ei6sfon5ler cine lteberiidt iiber
Dos, mas gei9eben lit uno ilber Die
8orteile, Die 0el1tidlano unb ieine
9erbiinoeten errungen baben uro
Damn erflarte er ebenio rubig uno
beltimmt: ySrteoen mnlen mir gerne
madeuL aber nidt auf oas unfimiz
ge @el9pab bon Der 8erridtung
Der preuBilhen Wilitarmodt bin.
0arouf fon1en mir 1ur nit oem
S6tuert %onttuorten oenn oieie prel1-
bii6e Wilitarmn6t lit Die @runola=
ge u%1lierer @riiten5 uno MIR moaet1
unlere @riite1l5 nidt i6mader, ion=
bern li6ern." uno Damn ieste er
anseinanoer, ooB 9eutldlano niht
na6 fremoen Serritorium ~liiIter11
lei nnb oaB es nidts meiter begeb=
re, ols cine Steaung. Die es ieoen1
unmoglid ma6e, ibm in ieiner @nt=
tpidlune binoerli6 5u iein. 4ud
fitbrte er aus, IN bem fommenoen
Srteoen miiiie ben 8olenJ oen Git
tauerrL ben 8ldmen, ben 8elgierlt
nno onbern Golferibaften cine Stel=
lung geii6ert merben, Die ibrer mo-
tionaIen u1to nirti6aftli6en gnt-
miflung feine S6ranfen iebe.
9ieie rubieen unb ladli6en 4us-
eiita1toerletungen babet i'm 2ager
ser 9lliierten groBe ~gnfregl1ng ber-
borgerufel1. Mon lit oariiber, ooB
a0e Die eieenen Gaoomontaoen fei-
ne @irfung auf 9eutl9lano ge-
madt baben, iebr argerlih. Mon
bate bieIeidt geglaubt, , BOB Die
Deuti6en uno lire @~erbiinoeten
ourh oieie 9rablereien 10 eridredt
fperoen piiroetl boB lie Die 5linte
ms Gorn piirfen. Iber
oas lit nidt gei6eben. Die 9eut-
iden baden nidt lnur Die unper-
Id6mfbeit eebabt ,rl1big ipeiter gu
Iiegen, ibr Heihsfnn5ler tpagt iebt
ipieoerum nnbefiimmert nm ibre
eieenen allnogebungen, Elm Srie-
oenS Groaramm auf5uite1en. Gas
TT utterbort uno bimmeli6reieno.
2oro Cecil, Der l1nterftootslefrc-
TOR bes britilden 4~usnartigen Im=
tes, bot ii6 beranlaBt geieben, benz
8eiAsfan5ler gu %anttporten. Seine
Geoe NOR Elm ar9erlides @esonfe
uno Elm dummies @eldimpfe. get6,
mann=Soapeg's rubige 4useinan-
oeriesunaen nannte er n8ombait".
Ser Weni6 peiB offenbor gar nift
mas sgombait" lit. aber unter benz
@e5arf unb @ei6mab erfentt man
bod, mie ie6r Die Serren ourd Die
Grbe oes oeutI6en &eidsfan5lers
berbliifft iino. lln6 mie iebr lie
oieie &ube uno @ntihloiiellbeit fird)-
ten
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SNInMG.

- SeIluipI u DUH gCeID WleJICD,
Ser Die 8eidiibu1g Ser @ren5e anf
8uni6 Der repltblifaniIden Sena=
toren erami1iert bat, teilte Senator
@ouinger oie &eiultate leiner I'm
teriu6ung NIT. SoG Ioet in leinem
8riefe, ooB Die 5olooten
our9aus ni6t nit ben amerifani=
l6en Soloaten fo=operieren uno sic
8ena6ung Ser @ren5e oud iebt ur=
geniigeno iei; cine neun Meilen lon-
&c, nidt potrouillierte Steae babe
oen Ingriff ouf Columbus moglid
geu1adt.
sSn elmer in Seem gorf bon
Gbontas Nidolas uno Gus. 2aoner
gegen ben friberen @onpernenr oes
merifaniiden 5taotes gucataf1 abeI
Irgumeoo, eingereidten &lage, emit
idieo bas @eridt 5u @unften Der
&loger; oenielben muroen $4,000,
melde tie @rgnneoo onpertraut bot
ten, 5uge1pro6en, ebenIo Die CUNT
me bon $4,000 oils S1abener1ob.
Mrgumeoo, Der bon yucotan gefliid)=
tet lit, bette auBer oieien $4,000
nod. beoentenoe Stoatsgeloer urlter-
iblaeer; iein iebieer Aufentbolt III
unbefannt.
Iuf @runo Ser BON Senator
5bepparb uno 3ongreBmann Cor
ner an Brafibent @ilfon eingereid)-
ten 8eidmeroen iiber oos 8etrogen
Der in Gel Gio ltationierten 9eeeer-
|Soloaten tperoen oieie Sruppen bon
Del Gio 8l1rIdge5ogen uno an Die
Sront in Werico geididt meroen;
boffentli1 eiebt General Beribing
oen S6mor5en BORT @elegenbeit, Die
bon ibnen ge5eigte iibermaBige
@nergie los8utperoen unb ibren lie
bermltt ob5ufublen. Sen. Suniton
bot o~neeorbnet, oaB ben Neger-
Srnppen fein Stobt-l1rlaub mebr
gefp1brt miro; Die Solbaten, ipelde
Die Iusl6reituneen beeongen ia.
ben, meroen Dor elm Grieesgeri6t
geitent uno gang geborig beitraft
peroen.
Die ii. Sabres : aonbention
Ger uNaop 2eaeue Of tie limited
States" mlroe orn Montag in @aib-
ington, 9. g., eroffnet, 9elegaten
aus aaen Staoten batten fid oo5u
e%ingefnnben. Ole &%onbention miro
ii6 baltptiadIid nit Dem SIotten=
8rogramm beidaftigen uno eine
ihneGe, betr11tlide 8eritGrfnng
Der ariees : Marine oIs Dos pirf-
Idmite Meitte[ fir Sic rationale Ser
feioigung empfeblen.
- &riegsminiiter 8afer miro in
fur5er 3eit einen gntrag on Den )
&ongreB 5ur 8euiuigung BON So,
100000 bis $4,000 iiellen; oos
@elo loa CUR Ginri1tung bon Mili-
tdr : 2agern oienert, in oenen Gibi=
liitet fin Sen &riegsbtenlt oltsge-
bilbet tper6ett iolell. Ser Minifter
glau6t, oaB NIT elmer urgefGbren !
slusgabe bon 100000 iabrli6 an
10000 Mann in iol1en 2agern mi
litarii6 ~einerer5iert meroen fonnen.
Sn ben Braiioenten : Brim1r-
moblen int Staate Soma gaben Die
&epublitener Dem Senator Gum
mines Sen @or5rg, mdbreno oie De-
mofraten fir @ilion itimmten, re-
publifaniihe Stimmen tpuroen ail-
berbem fir Slgbes uno &ooiebelt
abgegeben.
Die Annabme Der SluB- nro
Sofen-9iG i'm 8eprdientantenbaus
miro nod beute ertpartet. Die Sill
beninigt 40 MiGionen Dollar.
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= aus Sbanebai miro eemeloet,
ben 6inefil6en RebeIlen bdtten iif,
flint ariegsi6iffe Der &egieruno an
9eidloifen.
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gu perfaitfen.

Die dlteIte gdferei in @uero,
Geros, lit biGig 81 berfaufen. @al-
tes 2ofal, neite @inri6tung. Bette
@cIegenbeit fir einen giiten be1lt-
Iden @dfer. Ndbere @usfunft err
teilt: s. $. @altersSorf Gneru,
Seras.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-04-11

Or. 8m. Netter, Der bentIde 9ln.
genarst, Fat Spreditnnoen in Go6ns
4pothefe, sesenii6er bom Marftbans.
Stride aaffee- nnb SceIorten ie-
Den Gag. &einbarS &: So. Sele-
pbon Grodett 487.
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Or. S. q. giper, Oiteopatb, tos
SoIeoao Ctr. oben. Office Eel. Or.
486. 8ubnnnQsteI. gr. 1887.
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Sngo SensI, 1lbrmader, 224 E
Commerce Strnke.
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Giienbabn . EaBrpIan.

s. & @. y.
$50. 12-@on 2nrebo 1900 por;,.
$50. 6-gon 2are6o ......7:2O abenos
go. 5-gon ct. 2ouis. -. 200 bornl.
No. 7-Won 9earne nnb Sante IS Orz
ZEN 10000 BORN,
go. 7-gom Morben -. 700 abenog
No. 1-.Snnibine 9peeial", bon ct.
3olis .......... sos abenbs
80. SIS. q. erpreb" nod 9aeror.
SO. 2-ssumi6ine gpeeiaIa, mad 81,
SO. 4-Ma6 ct. aouis. II: 80 mora mora
$50. 6-Na6 ct. Qolis unb Orten an
Der Santa Sc ......7:35 abenos
go. 5-Na6 2arebo ....7:45 moraens
No. 11-Na6 2areno ....1o:0O abenog
9. 4. & 4. 3.
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$40. 1e-@on Souifon, @aco unb Corr
pus @brilt ........6 :55 und5m.
No. 14-Son 9orton rl0 aiftenorten
600 BORN.
$50. 12-@on 9oafum uno Rfftenorten
go. 41-gon aerrpiae .9:o5 BORN.
No. 43-bon &erbile. mn @onntags
900 abe1os
SO. 145-@on @errbile, tdaIid, a1goe@
11orrtnen Sonntaas Sab abenbs
Gbfabrt -
SO. 15-9a6 Souiton, @aco unb Cor
pus gbriiti 1900. 8:45 BORN.
9o. 13-yfa6 Soniton un6 &iiitenorten
10.45 nhprAa
3o. 11-Nad goafum rnb a~iitenorten
2:05 nnfm.
Wo. 42-aa6 &errbiIle, nir an Conn
$50. 146-ga6 aerrbiIe SOB absnSg
No. 146) Na9 &errbiue tdalid, ausae@
itonnt1en Sonntnos -. 7:05 BORN.
g. s. e e.sa- foauptlinie.)
Mnfunft -
no. 1o1-euniet 2imiteb. bon Weip Or
lg1S. .4:40 BORN.
Wo. 1902 Sunfet 2imiteo, bon Gan Sranz
cisco 1858 BORN.
Ro. 7-S6neaaus, bon g9etp Orleans.
go. s-sdnsIsua. bon Sci aio ,' Dl4
30. 9.anniet erpreb, bon l1 asp '9 sr.
tNhttSs ~ ltuluuI
SO. 10-Gnniet grpreb. bon Gan Srans
etSco ..........- $50 nahni.
Mbfabrt-
SO. 1O1-@uniet 2imiteb, mad Gan
Srancigco 1850 BORN.
no. 102-Suniet 2imiteb. no1 Nep Orr
leans ........ 400 BORN.
No. 7-Shneasug, mad Sci Gio. .....
:. BORN.
go. 8-@dneu8ns mad Stem Orleans.
$500. I.......... 1880 BORN.
SO. 9-Suniet @rpreB mad Gan Srnns
cisco $3.50 nnGn.
No. 10-5nnfet grpreB, mad @eiu Orr
leans. ...........-.11:0 100 nodts
ytcfprta e0ipifpn
Infunft -
SO. 3O1-@on SouIton, Sort 2abaca,
@ictoria, guero ......7:20 rndm
Gbfahrt-
Rn. so2-ma6 guero, gictorio. Bort
2abaca. 9oufton ..-a.-7:55 BORN
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-20
The Daily Novelette,
What's in a names
Oh, you cnn bet,
They'll call the boy
EpiphnIet.
THE EPIC OF EPIPHALET.

n Ut the baby simply had to be
81 wish we could name him
Hank" said the young father visit
fully.
Il spent ten of the best years OF my
life overcoming the name Of Gardenia,
and have always resolved that my
own child should have a nice simple
short name that would be help rather
than a hindrance to him when he grew
up. I wish we could name him Hank
But Of course, his Uncle Epiphalet is
the cashier Of the towns biggest bank
and when the child grows up, If he is
named after Epiphalet. his Uncle Eplp-
halet viii give him a position in the
bank, and after all, n start In lie Is
everything But l wish we could name
him Hank"
"True.' sighed the young mother
I'D like to see him with a nice, com
Portable well fitting name like DICK
or Harry. or Tom, but as you say,
his Uncle Epiphalet in that case might
take no interest in him.
So. against their better Judgment
they saddled the child with Epiphale {;
and a month later, when the cards mao
gone out and it was too late TO chanBe,
they saw by the morning paper ina
Uncle Epiphalet had been caught ans
conding with $1,000, 100000 Of the bank
war stocks, ard had been sentenced 10
90 years of hard labor
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-20

ranged for a reception to the visitors
at the Metropolitan museum ana VIII
also entertain the presidents OF al the
state clubs at a luncheon.
Presidents Daughter Guest OF HOH"L
Miss Margaret Wilson, daughl Oh
the president. will be the guest or hohor
at an evening session of the conNeh-
ton. The Colonial Danes or New hCrk
will give a reception to the visiting
Danes There will be between sessions
excursions to COney Island ana one al
ter the convention to Canada.
An interesting but not eXciung iea-
ture of the convention will be the cleo
ton Of new officers. Mrs Percy Y. ZEN
nypacker, widow of the ex-governor OF
Pennsylvania. the present president. mas
announced that she is not a candidate
for cleo, on. She has served Two terms
and is remarkable parliamentarian
and diplomat, whose place VIII be hard
to fill
1t is thought her position will go to
the efficient vice president OF the fed-
Grafton, Mrs. s. B. Sheath.
Severe black suits will not be the
garb of the club women That idea OIL
the woman who does things is gone.
The delegates to the great convention
are avOwedly interested in styles and
many of them will combine shopping
trips with their work for the fedora
tiOn here
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-20
0GANIZING FOR
MEMORIAL DAY
Spanish War Veterans Act
ing For G.. A. R. and c.
V. Arrange Program.

Hamilton Fish lamp No. .. United
Spanish War Veterans, will have
charge Of the ceremonies Of Memorial
Gay. A committee appointed to pre-
pare the program Of parade and exer-
cises which viii be carried out in be-
half Of the Grand Army Of the Re-
public the Confederate Veterans and
the allied societies Of women Of these
ORGANIZATIONS has decided 10 observe
the day with a parade through the
central streets and ritualistic eNer-
cises At Evergreen cemetery.
The parade viii form on Wyoming,
East Missouri and Franklin streets, at
their respective functions with Mesa
avenue, and begin 10 move al S.5O
O'Clock i'm the morning Inc lorna
fion Of the parade will be as tollOWs'
Eighth cavalry troops. with their band,
ON Wyoming, Spanish war veterans,
Grand Army. Confederate veterans ana
10th infantry band on East missouri
high school cadets on Franklin. me
Eighth cavalry viii lead down Mesa
the other examinations falling IN, ana
she parade viii pass over NILS street.
Pioneer plaza. South FL PasO and san
Antonio streets, disbandng on MyIIe
avenue opposite the city hall
After the naradc the Spanish War
Veterans. Grand Army and Confeder-
ate Veterans viii take cars Tor EVER
Ereen cemetery where customary ser
vices will be held. The orator OF the
day win he Rev W. F. Packard, or
Trinity Methodist church. The
Daughters of the American ReyoIuuoh
and the United Daughters OF the Con
federaCy have been invited TO decor
ate the graves Of the dead veterans.
During the exercises the 10th infantry
band viii play selections. II IS eX-
pected to conclude the ceremonies py
noon.
Mayor Tom Lea and other city Of
ficials. the county officers and Gen.
George Bell. ir.. and his staff viii be
invited to attend the services at the
cemetery.
Hamilton Fish camp is extending q
special invitation TO all members OF
the Spanish war veterans in FL Paso-
as wen as those who are entitled TO
membership. TO take part in the OBJ
-ervance of Memorial day Members
Of HAYDEN Y. Grubbs camp and Gen.
VIM. McClasky camp who are soldiers
i'm the various regiments on the Dor
der are being asked to assist in the
parade and services.
Y. i. koeuig lis commander OF Ham
iltOn Fish camp. The committee IN
charge Of arrangements is composed OF
D. II. HeidECn. senior vice commander
JChn w. Burns. adjutant; W. NJ
Brophy, officer Of the day.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-20

N women's convention ever held
- will start here Wednesday.
Twenty thousand club women. rep
resenting about 100000 members Of
American organizations, besides dele
gates from Canada, Cuba and England.
viii gather to talk over great questions
Of the day.
1t is the biennial convention Of the
General Federation Of Women's clubs.
born in this city 26 years ago
The 10000 club women Of New York
city have made careful preparations to
receive the visitors and look out for
their welfare while here
me great seventh regiment armorv
mas been itted up costly. a big electric
sign on the front will beckon the dele
gates from affair.
Roomy comfortable seats have been
placed on the immense parade floor
Ihese have been arranged to insure
SAFETY under the direction of the New
YORK city fire department
First aid stations to take charge Of
women falling i'll suddenly have beeD
established at several points
Despite the immense numbers OF the
visitors and Of their hosts. everything
is expected to run off like clock work
under the direction of Mrs William
Grant Brown. chairman Of the biennial
board Of the federation
Special parties will be at railroad
stations and ferries to welcome the
visitors literally with open arms. and
escort them to their quarters
Bands OF boy scouts Will be USED n
guide the visitors 10 the creates. sItv-