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The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1916-12-23

chance We have felt about Il ALL as
Wordsworth did about London when
he stood on Westminster bridge in
the gray dawn of one summer morn
ing when hardly anyone was astir:
Dear God. the very houses seem
asleep
And all the mighty heart is lying
still"
Years since. when darkness and
fear hung over our land and Lincoln
lay dead at Washington. an excited
and distressed crowd of citizens
surged through the streets of New
York city, there appeared on bal
cony overlooking the scene. tall
soldierly man, who beckoned for
silence and called out to the people:
The Lord reigneth. clouds and dark
ness are around and about His throne,
but justice and judgment are the hab-
itations thereof God rules, The gov
eminent at Washington still lives"
Much We can never explain, is IN
Gods dealings with our race Be
meath His feet we lie afar and catch
but the shadow of His face"
But the Brotherly Man is here He
came when Jesus was born in Beth
lehem.' The human grips us. We
ire not going back to our past; it is
Incredible that we should we are 60
,oing forward to an ampler, richer
Suture. The whole trend of things.
rom the dawn of Christianity until
his day. justifies us in thinking SO
lespite all the wrkedness and wan
tOnness Of the hours of darkness and
injustice and inhumanity that have
interviewed since Jesus delivered his
winsome message to the fisher folk
of Galilee
Let us ever remember that when
Jesus was born in Bethlehem. the
first message was a message of peace
and good will. While we may not
stress the song of peace as of yore.
the song of goodwill may remain for
ever the same. Catching its spirit
we will endeavor to be friends under
trying circumstances and wear every
| where a goodwill face. unclouded by
aloofness and uncharity.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1916-12-23
Never Eat When Tired.

When one comes in tired it is absO-
lutte madness to sit down straight
away to dinner: even if it is ready,
let it wait bit until one has washed.
freshened up and taken even few
minutes rest; tired body will not al.
low the stomach tc do its business:
and, after all, meals are made for
the man. not the man for the meals
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1916-12-23

1t seems long time ago. It was a
long time ago. and yet across the
chasm OF the centuries it is but yes
terday since the far travelled star rest.
ed over Bethlehem and the strangers
manager cradle. And best of all.
warm, sweet, tender even yet" it is,
and Faith hath still its Olivet. and
love its Galilee.'
This transpired when times were
ripe with fullness, at the worlds high
noon, when the age clock struck
twelve; making a new starting point
for men and new crisis in human
history. Many way marks have been
set up and visible for awhile. but
eventually forgotten, such as the
foundation of a city, the birth of a
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1916-12-23

dynasty, the dawn of a creed the be-
ginning of a revolution Waterloo.
Heights of Quebec, Yorktown, Gettys-
burg. Mukden, represent crises for
great nations, but largely national and
local in significance; but, when
Christ was born in Bethlehem" the
way mark for the ages was fixed and
the world given it's eliminating crisis.
No little thing is this to write with
loves indelible characters a signature
Jesus, Humanitys Savior-on time
itself. and put name on the brow
of centuries above every name.
The sands of another year are near
ly run and among the records of the
years Will be designated as the year
of our Lord, 1916 Our calendar car
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1916-12-23

Oo9gn BY FRANKLIN Simon & Co.. New
Il HAT bordered with Scotch mole
~ skin just matches this elaborate
cape Of wide collar and fur or
naments. which is only saying that
they both match a round nun that
takes frilly ends of silk. also bordered
with the same fur.
Sleeves are becoming more and more
worthy Of attention. for they are Of
many designs and lengths. Favor
seems equally divided between wrist
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1916-12-23

length and those that reach to the ell
bow or just below it. The leg-o'-mut-
ton is being used both on tailored and
dressy garments.
A Paris made nightdress of fine
lawn is trimmed with cartridge plated
bands and rose faille ribbon. A car
fridge plated band is placed at the
hem, with narrower bands to outline
the top and to form the shoulder strap
ANNA MAY.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1916-12-23
When Jesus Was
Born in Bethlehem

written Especially Dayton Dali Newsl
(By William
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-04-05
Ordinance.

-~4~-~s~~-~-~~~--~-~-~~ ~-~-~-~~s~-~~~-~-~-
or SyiRE S ss71Ss Iss. n ,,,,. =, H
button.
(hl show window wiring.
% Wires for sigma from service switch 70
body OF sign.
80 All motor wiring.
Ckl Wires on metal ceilings and In base
Cl An apartment houses Of four or mere
(mi Wires on. or through the exterior
walls OF buildings.
boil9 IA wrs5 IN qora 5SorsSs OF p5eSn5
galvanized conduit, except in cold storage
ioi an exit lights
Section %. During each performances.
licensed Electrician must stand at stage
switchboard or close enough % Il. TO be
able at All times to operate said board.
The Licensed Electrician shall have fun
CHARGE OF all electricians. travelling com
panies included. and must see at al times
that this Ordinance Is enforced He will be
used on the stage. and must not allow any
unsafe apparatus to be used.
current.
Section IS. Any person. firm, or corpora
ton who shall violate any % the provisions
OF this Ordinance or who shall tail to COM
ply with any OF Its requirements. shall be
be subject to q fine not less than ten ffIQ.00l
dollars, nor more than one hundred Cs100.00)
ance OF any violation OF the provisions OF
deemed SEPARATE Offences
Section %. This Ordinances shall not re-
peal the provisions Of any other existing
Ordinances Of the City Of 81 Pasu. except
such as are in direct conflict herewith. but
all Ordinances not in direct conflict here
with, shall be construed as cumulative OF
and in addition TO the provisions OF this
Ordinance
section 80. The fact that from improper
and unsuitable electrical work. already con-
structed and being constructed and main-
tanned daily. danger constantly arises both
20 persons and property creates an URGENCY
and emerEency and ON account OF the inn
mediate preservation OF public safety re-
auirtnE that this Ordinance take effect at
once % % accordingly ordained that this
Ordinance shall take effect Immediately ar
ter IFS passage, approval and publication as
in the Charter in such eases made and
provided.
Passed and approved this s0th dsy Of
March a. T. 1915
Tom lea,
Attest
j. D DAWSON. CITY Clerk
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-04-05
Ordinance.

j
section u. II shall he unlawful FOR any
person. firm or corporation 70 lath or cell
Electrical installation unless the blue tag
Section ls. when the finish and fixtures
nave been installed. and found to comply
with this Ordinance. the inspector shall post
q white tag in the main cabinet stating that
rules and regulations Of this Ordinance.
section u. When any defect has been
FOUND IN any electrical installation. the in
spector shall post q red tag in the main cab
met stating that the work has been rejected
ana when a red tag is posted by the inspec-
or corporation 20 lath 10 any way con-
ceal said electrical installation until the de-
tects have been repaired and the inspector
II shall be unlawful for any person, firm
or corporation TO remove or DESTROY said tags
until building has been completed
Section 10. If. after permit Is issued, the
or any old work in the building not covered
by the permit does not comply with the
flles ana requirements OF this Ordinance.
the CITY Electrician shall refuse 90 issue
certificate Of inspection. and all owners OF
buiidings, all electric light and power com
panies are prohibited from connecting or
SSSusing 70 be connected, any such wiring 90
section Is. All steam fitting plumbing.
gas lifting. furnace work. telephone tee-
tnbe work Which arg 70 be coneaai e9 must
De- IN place before tho electric li-bt or power
EHing shall be completed, and no wiring
1iah oe considered complete. nor a certifi-
cate OF approval issued thereon until the
work referred to above shall be in place,
Section II. u she'll be unlawful for any
owner or agent contractor or workman not
auihorlzed TO do electrical work under this
ordinance to in any manner interfere with
we electrical wiring in any manner whatso-
Section is. II shall be unlawful for any
company furnishing electric current. to con-
meet Us wires 20 the wiring Of any building
structure or resort without having first
Obtained the written permission Of the CITY
electrician 10 do so
Section ~: ANY person. firm or corpora
non who shall do. or attempt 10 DO. cleo
trical installation. or make service connec-
uon whether original work or alteration
without first obtaining a permit 20 DO such
work shall be deemed guilty Of a INSIDE
meanor and upon conviction. shall be fined
as provided IN Section IS % this Ordinance.
section 90. ANY occupant. agent or owner
or premises where electric wiring or cleo
trical appliances are used. who shall prevent
Hr interfere with the city Electrician in the
ditchnr-n o. his duties. she'll be deemed
guilty OF a misdcmeanor. and upon conric-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-04-05
pIRATre pTAT 1fEMPHTs.
CANUTILLO MEN ELECTED
DISTRICT SCHOOL TRUSTEES

Ninton Tex. April s.--In the election Of
school trustees was held hare the Cauutil0
voters put out ticket Of three Canutillo
residents James Hardy. a.. r. Atkins and
Noel LouFuemarc who were elected. This
is tho first time in many yeers that Ninton
and Anthony have not been represented on
the board. The old board consisted OF sam
B. Gillette. II. /. HOslSinson and Charles a.
<inkoI.
The school census as taken by Robt Steve
showed a total OF $40.
Mrs. 7. n. Brandt had o. her guests for
a Few days her father George =. Baker
ana her nephew George Williamson They
were on their way 90 Davenport. Iowa. after
a visit Of several months on the Pacific
coast.
Mrs. z. r. James ana daughter. Misses
Harry Eishahcrger and Anna James. have
returned 70 Ninton from three weeks visit
in Bl Paso.
Mrs J. L. Edsou has sold several OF her
dairy cows te a desler in Fl Paso.
Mr. and Mrs. y. A. Young have moved
from Niuton 10 Fl Paso. They will make
their homu On Ell Paco. AR. YOUNG having
opened Up n cattle brokerage business.
Miss Hattie Brandt iE expected today from
Los Angeles 20 spend several weeks with
Mr. and Mrs L. H. Brandt
Mrs. n. r. Henley and children haFe re-
turned 10 Vinton from three weeks visit
with relatives in 81 PaHo.
". Z. sawyer motored up 10 Las cruces
on court business
Mrs. IT, L. Hoskinson and children OF
Nlntou are in FL Psso Tor a Few weeks
Miss Kate Summers has returned % her
visit here with her niece, Mrs c. c. Martin.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-04-05
Ordinance.

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requirements Of the National Board Of Fire
Underwriters known az the National Electric
Code. togetf er with the special rules as
hereinafter ct forth or as they may be
amended. 81 al be complied with provided
that the lat sst edition Of said Code shall
be the Code r herein used.
All appliances, parts or fittings used In
the construction Of electrical work shall be
as are. apprc we'd by the National Board OF
section S. All applications for permits
Ior electrical wiring or construction OF cree
paratus OF arv character shall show:
tal me imber Of outlets desired.
OBJ Wheth r FOR incandescent or arc lights
or whether fer fans or power purposes.
tcl Wheth r the work is new. or addition
TO. OF altera ion OF old work.
fdl II for electric signs IL she'll show
the number u lights 70 be used thereon.
tel u for moving pictures or other show
purposeE II 'hall give the location OF such
moving pictures or show. and each applica-
ton shall SHOW the maximum number Of
amperes the wires are to carry.
Section 8. A separate permit and a sep
arate inspect on will be required for fixture
work. except in cases where old houses are
wired and tie fixtures are installed at the
same time Il e wiring is done by the person.
firm or corp ration doing the wiring.
When any additional outlets are TO be in-
stalled on a Job upon which a permit has
been Issued. separate permit must be OBJ
Section Z. The CITY Electrician shall num-
Der each Application for permit and file
same in numerical order. and shall keep q
record Of same and shall keep a record Of
AZ permits issued. and such record shall
49, 10y "ttiAueL OF lue appAcal4pll' tne
uate Or Issue and 20 whom issued location
81 building nd purpose FOR which said per-
init was Erar ted
section s. Upon completion OF the work
covered bN o. permit 81 shall be the duty
OF the persot. firm or corporation doing the
same. 10 notify the City Electrician imme-
uiataiy. that same h ready 20 be inspected.
Secuon 2. No Inspection Will be made Of
any eicctrica work. unless a permit TO in
star same hi been issued by the City Elec-
trojan and rhen al fees pertaining 10 the
-eme nave cen paid 1t shall be the duty
Of nc CITY Electrician 10 Inspect such work
thin IS hoirs after the notice is received
tnnt same O. completed.
section 10. on aii large buildings insuec-
tions shall b. made OF different sections of
'ald work same shall be completed. in
iraer not - delay or hinder The other work
ion ~ the iuilding
section u. when an inspection has been
naae or the Electrical installation in any I
oullqinE, anil passed by the inspector. he !
nai post a blue tar iu the main cabinet
'laiinr hat he same has been passed
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-04-05
Ordinance.


ton SHAH BE- fined as provided in Section IS
Of this Ordinance.
section 9i The following inspection fees
"a For. wiring. whether open or con
cealed work. 25cts.. each for the first ten
outlets. Is ets.. each ,for over ten, and IN
70 twenty. 10 cts each for all outlets over
90 For wiring arc lamps 50 cts, each
foT the first 10; and % cts. each for all
% For motors so cts. per horse power
yr traction thereof provided the maximum
rec 70 be charged for each motor. shall not
al For sign lights. outside decorative
lights there shall be charged a fee OF si.OO
pins 10 cts, per ampere
tel = OF MIXTURES or drops. 20 cts, each
lot the first 10 and cts. each for all
% For temporary installations OF show
window, exhibitions. conventions and the ike
mere shall 9e charged a fee Of 80 cts. for
% FOR each connection for light or
% For line work 25 cts, per pole.
Old For re-iuspecting any overhead nm
derCrOund or interior wires or appliances
there shan be collected one half Of the Zee
% For the Inspection Of electrical appara-
tus for which no fee is herein prescribed.
or iof any extra Inspection made necessary
an extra Zee Of ffty cts. Der inspection win
Re charged. such fees must be paid before
doing such work viii he Granted sne Men
permit 70 40 electrical work or any kind
section "a 10 permit shall be issued for
Section %. The city Electrician shall
nave me, supervision Of the installation OF
aH electrical wiring connections and appli-
ahces IN, on or about any building. vacant
l9t public place, street or alley in the City
i shall be his duty 20 inspect all inside
ana outside electrical wiring in the CITY OF
El Paso, whether telephone telegraph. eiac-
trio light or power or other wiring and 10
report any unsafe conditions 20 the pereon
firm or corporations owning or rontroflirr
the same. 10 shall be the dutv Of the Citv
electrician 20 disconnect any electrical wiz
the fuses or cutting the wiring. connecfions
OF appliance hy pulling the fuses or cutting
me wires controlling the same. whenever
su'h electrical wiring. connections or appli-
ances shall have been found 20 us in an
nnsute condition. and 10 shall be hulawfui
such equipment until "a has been repaired
mo approved bv the CITY Electrician Dro-
Nided. however, that whenever such equip
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-04-05
Ordinance.

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condition. the City Electrician shall give
or cause 70 be given TO the person firm
Ssr,e Dpit 5,l0" oEnlns OF sontr9ihng tns
that the same be repaired within the time
fixed b. the City electrician. before dis
connecting the same. as herein provided.
Section "a. The City Electrician shall
decide an questions pertaining TO the in
not otherwise provided for in this Ordinance.
l., s is. 70. Inc following special install
(al Service entrance must in all cases
be az the nearest point TO the nearest pole
OBJ only one service each for light or
power will be allowed ia the same building.
81, 90 No service wires shall be smaller
than No 10 3 & Gauge.
tdl All service wires must be OF a ca
pacity Of all branch circuits and each branch
circuit must be figured as if loaded to
1el An service switches must have
% Any lighting services OF more than
thirty 800 amperes must be three wire
(Fl Serving switches must not be placed
higher than seven feet six inches or less
than six feet six inches from the floor. ex-
cept by special permission In writing from
the CITY Electrician
Oh al meters must be grouped and an
approved meter board must be installed for
each meter or group OF meters and each
meter projected by switch and fuse.
must be installed IN approved metal boxes.
o. Service wires must extend at least
tkl Wires used as buss bars on branch
blocks must not be smaller than No. 10
= d S Gauge
~ All neutral fuses must be oonpered.
(u) Approved metal outlet boxes must
he Installed at all outlets
tn) Heater boards must not be less than
two inches thick
tol The use Of srmored cable for con-
cealec work Will not be approved unless in
stalled in such a manner as TO be readily
Withdrawn and replaced at any time with
out damage to walls ceiling, floors or other
portions Of the building
lpl All wires on top OF show windows
viii he considered subject 70 mechanical
injury and must be placed 90 conduit.
tdl All attics and roof spaces shall be
bored out Tor knob and tube work.
trl Tic Capacity ~ an outlets i'm resi-
dences shalt be wired as follows.
Porch cciling lights not less than 80 watts.
reception hall ceiling lights not less than
90 watts. living room and dining room
ceiling lights not less than ITO watts: kitchen
ceiling lights not less than 90 watts. bath
room and bedroom ceiling lights not less
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-04-05
Ordinance.

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than 90 watts and all bracket lights for the
Csl Exit lights shall be installed in all
buildings recurring fire escapes which are
occupied at night These lights must be on
separate circuit, or circuits connected on
the service side Of main line. with only one
set OF fuses between lights and the service
40 Bell transformers must be installed
in plain sight and readily accessible.
(ul The installation Of wires in wooden
moulding will not be approved.
" Unfinished attics will not Be eonsid-
W. Disposed wires on sidewalks must be
protected by rigid iron conduit
txl All crossover tubes must be at least
six inches long.
W Circular loom must not be substi-
~ Wires must be doomed in partitions
with less than three inches clearance be-
10 Cord drops must not extend below
SIX feet from the floor. and must hang free
rs All sockets within eight feet OF ex-
posed metal ground. or in rooms or base
ments with concrete floors must be Of porce-
the floor and Be controlled by a switch
Section g. The use OF rigid conduit will
(a) an new wiring and additions 10. or
alterations OF old wiring within the follow
Commencing az point on the Rio orande
River where Third street. II extended would
intersect the River; thence along the centre
line OF Third street 70 q point where Third
Street intersects Florence st: thence In "a
Northerly direction along the centre line OF
Florence street to point where Florence
Street interseets Missouri street. thence In
a westerly direction along the centre line
Street iG nterss Fisher o sTeet her Se5a 59uF
Southerly direction along the centre line OF
Fisher Street to point where Fisher Street
iutersects West Main Street. thence along
centre lire OF West Main Street TO point
where West Main Street intersects Iowt0n
Ave; thence In a Southerly direction along
the centre line Of Lowtou Ave. 10 point
where Lowtcn Avenue u extended would
anH aH.
southeriv direction along the mesnders OF
said river to the place % beginning.
Obj Wires In city, County and state build
ing.
tcl Wires I'm thcaters, schools. churches.
hospitals. lodge rooms or other places OF pub
DC assembly.
tdl Buildings 100 which there is store.
Con tar1Ea. cleaning works machine shops.
boiler rooms. in al factories. and iu ail stor-
age ware houses. and Oh hay or grain stor-
ages
% Wires exposed 20 mechanical injury
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-04-05
.LING DIES AFTER
IS HOUR ATTACK
Arizona Attorney and Dem.
ocratic Leader Is Victim
Of Acute Indigestion.

Phoenix. Ariz., April 5.--Aftsr an
illness Of Is hours with an attack OF
acute digestion, Reese Ling, one OF
the most prominent attorneys Of Arr
IONA and long = Democratic leader
in the state, died this morning.
FOR four years and until a month
ago Mr. Ling was National Demo-
cratic comitteemen from ARIZONA
Hc was ror 1our years county at
torney OF Tavapai and for ten years
CITY attorney Of Prescott. For four
years MI Ling had been prscUcing
law ia this city.
Two years ago Mr. Ling made
strong race for the Democratic Nomi-
nation for the United States senate
and he was the choice OF many Demo-
Gratis fin the southwest for the place
Of secretary Of the interior in presi"
dent Wilson's cabinet.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-04-05
SUB-DEALERS

Cas- Edwards, Alpine.
W. M. Perry Co., Maria.
City Garage. Pecos.
Valentine Trading Co., Valentine.
Sam Watkins, Deming.
Rowlee & Spangler. Silver City.
J. NJ. Cox, Las Cruces.
NJ. R. Morgan. Alamosordo.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-04-05
PRIZE HORSES ARE
SOLD AT AUCTION

New York. April Sold fav0rites OF
the national horse show ring were in
the possession Of new owners today as
the result OF an auction sale Tuesday
night Of some OF Edward p. McLean's
harness show champions and hunters,
and OF August Belmonts polo mounts.
The top price Of sAS00 was paid by
Miss Constance Nauclain. OF Philadei-
mia, for the champion Hackneys. lady
Dilham and Elegant Dilham OF the Nc
Lean stabes. Another old time favorite
sold BY Mr.. Mclean was Nala p cham
pion gig horse Of his day which went
TO Jos. G. Hartman, his former owner
Tor $500
sir Braxton. a champion saddle horse,
went 20 Dennis A. Upsou. OF Washing
ton. for $3.50. MT McLean's hunter,
Rsvello. brought $4,000.
PIRATES BEAT MEMPHIS.
Memphis. Tenn. April Both the
pittsburE National and the Memphis
Southern Association teams hit the ball
hard Tuesday but the Pirates's hits
were timely, and they won, TO 5.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-04-05
Ordinance.

AN ORDINANCE REGULATING THE N
STALIATION OPERATION OF ELEC-
TR1CAL WIRES. APPARATUS AND AP-
pL1ANfES WITHIN THE CITY OF Ell
PASO. TEXAS. AND PROVIDING EoE
OF PERSONS ENGAGED THEREIN. GRE
ArING EXAMINING BOARDS. AND
PROVIDING FOR THEIR APPOINT
NEST. ADOPTING THE RULES AND
REGULATIONS OF THE NATIONAL
BOARD OF FIRE UNDERWRITERS EA-
BODIED IN IT'S NATIONAL ELECTRIC
CODE. PROVIDING A PENALTY AND
DECLARING Az EMERGENCY.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-04-05

Chalmers Company Announces Increase In Price April L
All Orders Received Before Midnight April 18th VIII Be Filled