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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-30

IS years Relatives and friends, also Mt
Liberty Lodee. No. O., P, b. a" are INVITED
20 attend the funeral services, on Friday
at 2 p m precisely, at his late residence.
Ilnn 81 Irfr rrlunin-
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STEWART.-At his residence. 1870 Green's
ST. on March 90. 1910. Or. RBUEB Stew
ART, In his sTth year. Funeral Service ans
interment private.
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GABEI..-on March 90, 1915. EDWIN, w.
eldest son of John d. and the late Ella ii.
Gabei and grandson OF the late John and
Sarah Gabet and the late Joseph and Ellen
Hamilton. in his Both year. Due notice Of
the funeral will be given.
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March 30 1915 CORNELIUS A.. suLI.t-
VAN, aged 80 years Relatives and friends,
o.. l., o. o. NJ. No. 65s, and q. =. ?. A..
Branch No, O.. are invited to attend the
pcnter St. Salem. N. j.. on Saturday at
p!30 a. m. High Mass Of REQUIEM at ~.
Alnr tnaranN
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Giienbahn . TaBrpIan.

>. K O. y.
$50. 12-8pn 2nrebo ......6:00 por1n.
So. 3-8om Norben 100 abenos
$50. Soon ct. 2ouis ....7:45 BORN.
SEQ. 7-@on St. 8ortb uno Santa
Sc Srten ........ 9:15 BORN.
SEQ. 6-@on 2areDo. -. 700 abenos
$40. 1-s9unibine Special". BON ct.
0o1is ........... sos obenbs
go. 4-@o6 galefine ..7:2o moreens
$50. 2-y@unfbine Special, na6 ct.
Sonis ..a.;.a:;.9:15 moreens
So. 6-aad 1T. aonis nnb ort bsrA ar
Der 9anta Sc ........7:35 abenbs
SEQ. 5-Na6 2arebo 1870 mprgens
Hp. 11-gaG 2orebn 1000 dbenos
g. u. < y. 3.
So. is-@on SoutOn, @aco unb Cor
bus Gbrtiti ........6:55 nahm.
$50. 14-@on Souiton unb a~iiitenorten
600 BORN.
SEQ. 12-@on goafum unb R~iftenorten
................ 1850 na6m.
SEQ. 41-gon @errbiue. -. 9:o5 BORN.
SEQ. 43-bon &erbiae. mir 5onntags :.
$3.50 aber16s
$40. t45-@on &errbiue, tdaIid, ausee<
non111en 6onntnas ..6:45 abenbs
SO. i5-Mo6 5ouiton, waco unb Cor
- pug gbriti 1850. 8:45 BORN.
SO. 13-Na9 6oltiton unb Aiiftenorten
10:45 abenbs
SO. 11-Na6 Ooafum nnb 8iiftenprten
SO. 42-aah aerroiHe, nur an gonnz
SO. 1 1zaS- aerrpile SO sos A, eberlSs
$50. 146)NaG &errbiGe tdslid, algger
1or1r1en Sonntoas- -. 7:05 BORN.
g. 8. & g. T. toauptlinie.)
No. lo1-@,mfet aimiteO. BON gep er-
$40. 1o2 9uniet aimiteb, bon aan S sr:
go. 7-@6ueusua, bon Mep Srleans.
SO. 8-sdneisne. bon Sci a rio D'lA.
........ 1850 BORN.
Ro. 9-@nniet grpreB, pon Sem DR.
leans .......... 7:10 nn6m.
No. 10-Gunfet ggpreb. 0 Gan Sranz
cisco .......----- $3.50 na6m.
SO. 101--Snn5et 2imiteb, nad Gan
Sran.isco ..........4:50 BORN.
no. 102-Sunfet Qimiteb, mad Stem Orr
leans 400 born;
SO. 7-sdneu5us, mad Sci Wio
..11:00 BORN.
No. sj5dneu8us mad Stem Orleans.
........ ........ 1915 nahm.
Ho. 9-suniet erpreB nod sm Sran-
cisco $3.50 nadrl.
go. 10-gunfst grpreB, mad Stem Or
lens ..........- 1880 nadt3
yterorra Drift on.
gntunft
NO. sot-gon souffon, Bort aopoca.
@ietoria, guero -. 7:05 nadm.
abfabrt-
Nn. so2-ma6 gne-o, @ietoria, Sort
2abaca, 6ouifon -. ..8:15 BORN.
%, g. G z.
Nan Rorben-Nbfahrt
Jtu. .oO pultil.
SO. 8-Seras Gpe5ial ....9:30 mors.
gp. 10-aatb 2irniteo -. 1000 mnra.
SO. 26-&atb SIher 1900 nanm.
SO. 22-Na6 6ouiton- 1890 nbenos
anfunft -
$50. 25-aatb Srber :.....7:t5 boom.
80. e--aats aimiteb ....7:15 nadsn
$40. 7-,Seras G~pecinI" $3.50 abenba
$40. 21-@nn 6nuiton 100 mordeiis
e. IL, Ii. & 9. Is. & 9. q. SepOt. /:
SO. 2-gOn Corpus Gbriffi nnS oben
SO. 4-gon Corpus 9hrifti u: earriso
s,o. eWgon gorpus ghriffi rnS earriso
Springs. nur Montaas. $40 mras.
go. 1-Nas Corpus gbriii .:......
SO. a.gad gorpns gbrifi u. garriso
9prines. tdsrid. mber gonnabenbs
SO. 5.aa3 Corpus G6riifi unb ears
riso Springs, MIR Gnrnftass 1880.
...... 10:45 nbenos
santa Sc Is. &. g. q. 9epot).
anfnnft -
SO. 5-gom Norben. ..9:15 BORN.
SO. 1-gom Norben -...8:05 dbenos
Mbfahrt-
SO. 6-gaoh benz Morben. .7:35 nnhm.
$40. 2-Nah benz Norben. .o:15 BORN,
@enm SIR erfaltet ieio,
10 ieio poriidtig, permeioet 3ng-
Iuft, befoIgt 9iat unb nehmt Or.
Sings Stem DISCOVERY. sic emit
hdIt Siftenteer, antiIeptiIhes Del
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Gle Denttse Sage.

@roBe 8eranoerungen 1irb nldt
poraegoneer, aber Die 9eutlbe1t ba-
ben ilberaQ gut u6geldnltten. 9ie
@~nalonoer boben on Der CONNIE
contamination eenommen, aber Die
9eutlden baben inn WfameB uno i'm
Srones @olb mieoer @rober1nt9et1
aen1aht. 9ei @eroun baberl lie Die
8efeItienngen BON 0amlonp 9e1lom-
men. SIN Often boben tie Dos Sor-
oringen ser &uiien ouf .aofpel alf-
qeboIten uno baben in @ali5ien bic
&ulien 3nriidgeIblagen. @lerolnes
lit oas S6ifial Der Snen1lben
nidt nit oielen @rfolgen entl1le-
Sen, aber iie 5eieen bod, bob
9elti6lonb nno feline gerbii1oeteit
nod lange ni6t 10 iidere gelte 1lr1o,
mie oie Maiierten Iid einbiloen.
2uftidiffe nnb llnterIee6oote bnbeit
taper eingegriffen unb Dos 3tpeite
beutihc ltnterlee : SanoelSl9lff 1T
BON 9remen abgefabren.
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0as l"1Itimatnm.

Der feline &arl ipielt NIT Ieiilen
aomeraoen v9eutlhe unb Sran5o-
fen". guf einmal bot er fiirdterli-
DIE Gle, oos Spiel 81 beenoen uno
nad Souie 81 laufen.
giner ieiner Spielfameraoen fragt
i'm, mnrum er fort Doae.
y@eil Mama ruff" antmorte Der
Sunge.
y@d, oesbaIbl 9os bat lie ia
Tdon ieit elmer baIben Stunoe getam,
obne oaB On Gid itGren lieBeItl"
ga, oaS ihon, ober iebt tit lie in
ben @orten ge9ongen, Inn elm llIti-
motlrm III ldneioenl"
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SiirfenfrennbIdaft
Son 2eopolo b. @ieie.

@or adt Sagelt i6rieb i6 bier.
,aein 2anb Der groe bot IN Der
letten Sss~abr5ebnten Der @elt Iopielt
ueberraidungen bereitet uno aaer
| unqiinltigen poer perberrli6enoer
Sorberlaeungen 10 geipottet, Die oit
Siirfei." Meiit betradJtete mon IN
europa oas Ssmanenrei6 = 5u.
NAL in mirtl6aftli6er Sinii6t -ols
entpidlungs- unb fort|frittslos.
geidts mebr lfien in Dem menihen.
armei1 8oroeraiien Die TRADITION
aus Der gum Warden g%erDoroenen
g~lan5poIen arabii6en &alifen5eit
aufreht5ubalten, dbnlib Die i'm
mittleren Often, in Snbien, fait nnr
nod in BEN Berrli6en Marmorpala-
item oes Si6amtla llfers Die Grin
nerltngen fprtlebten an Die nod ear
nift 10 lange 5nriidliegenOe 3eit Der
groBen Mogulfailer, Die als Na6-
fommen bes labnlen Gimltr monogo-
lii6 : tiirfilder @6itammung ma
rem.
Die Observation-Disclosures @runola-
gen Der Giirfei belteben in einem
nod peralteten Spitemen betriebenea
@derbau nllo in Ser Sdaf- uno Bic
genboltung alf BEN meitel1 @o6e6e-
men &leinaliens. 9as 8eiperbe tragt
gleidfaas Die MerfmaIe hes @nt=
Observation-Disclosures, BEN Srie6riG
Gift Die Mgrifnltllrperiobe genannr
bot uro lit in Ser @ailptla9e cine
Srauen nno &inoer beld1ftigenoe
Sa~usinoultrie bes @ebltubls un0
Der Eeppidfniipferei. Eros oieies
ausgelpro6en agrariiden &arafters
fonnte iid ons arme 2ano in oe.l
letter S~abr5ebnten 10 Denig ieibit
~ern1brerL BOB es 3. g. in Ieinem
letten Srieoensiabre 1926 %. b.
1910/1D fir 70 Miaionen 5rancs
@ei5en nno @ei5enmebl einfiibren
mubte, leIbit aber piel gerineere
Mengen an @erite, Seiam, 8obnen,
grbien 2inien, Safer, Wais ulp,
berldiffte. Ser &anoel lag in Der
Smuptiode in ben 6dnoen BON Nidt-
tiirfen (@rieden, Sepantinern, ar-
meniern, gngl1noern II. a. uno emf
5og aGmdbIih piel &apital Der Ser
fiigung Der Ssmaner.
Golitii6: @abreno oes ean5en
n~elin3ebnten Sabrbunoerts perflei-
nerte lif oas emit 10 rieiise &eid
INNER mlebr, inoem iid einige So
ia~Ilenldnoer losriiien unO aam1blid
ponig iounerGn mabten; 10 belon-
bers oas auf Dem 8erliner &ongreB
1878 neueeidaffene 8ulearien Dos
fid iieben Sabre oanab Sitrumelier
anglieoerte rno 1909 8nm freien
&onigrei6 erfldrte. anoere Sc
bietsperluite muBten ben europai-
lden @roBmddten geopfert Der0en
g~eiiarabien unb oas meitlihe Trans-
famfaiien on &uBlnno, Gppern, 8o-
melt nnb Dor allen aeeppten oh
@roBbritamien, 8osnien ? Ser5ege'
nina on Oeiterreib : llngarn. abet
nod 1908 entbieIt (nad elmer
Sd6bung Sigmuno SdilOers) Dos
oannals 8 Miaionen 2uaoratfilome.
ter grobe &eih minoeitens IL gfil.
lion Guaoratfilometer frudtbdrer
8ooen, alio elm @ebiet in Der @roBt
bon Oeuti6lanb, Sranfreid uni
8elgien 5uIamnen. Seooh in
| 2auianner 5rieoen BON 1913 giul
| Der afrifanii6e 9eiib al Stolien per
| loren, uno Der 8alfonfrieg engtI
| Die 9iirfei in europa auf 0as 8eIt
| den bon &onltantinopel elm, nab
reno frudtbare, Defenders fiir Ser
Eabafbaii qeeignete 2anoItrife Der
| 1odborn aif Der galfanbalbinie
| Sifielen.
SIM Snnern %regierte Biz 190S/0E
Der l~elbitberrIide Sultan nod ben
~. nx..sA xA.4.I.fLa~ NnFSn
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Suites gnsieben @obI6efinbem

Niemano fam ii6 Doblbefinoen,
ODER elm autes Qusieben baben,
Denn er an 8eritopfune Ieibet. Se'
freit gl6 6urh cine 8ebanblung
nit Or. Sings 9ep 2ife Sins.
Rebmt cine o6er 5nei Biaen berte
abenb uno moreen friib ieib Sbr
pobI un6 munter. 25c Bel @potbe-
fern.
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@enn SIR erfaltet ieio,

10 ieio poriidtie, bermeioet Bug
luh, befoIgt 9i1t unb nehmt Or.
Sings Stem DISCOVERY. Sic emit
bdlt Sidtenteer, antiieptiides Del
uno galiam; mirft a~bfiibreno, be-
Idnftiet oen Sliiten uno Die gntaiin-
bung Der 8eble nnb 2nftrobren,
bridt Die grfdItung nnb fIdrt ben
aopf. Gin SamiIien : Suiten-Sp ~
rub ieit 40 Sabren. SaItet oas Mit-
tel INNER bereit. Sci allen @potba-
fern 5u baben.
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aGe Sprten ppn Srud : Ar6eiten,
mie Slider, y5plbers", 8riefbuseu uus
4pmberts, 4arten, Gireulare, Ginlahnn.
gen uitp., tn 9eutih nnb GnsIifd, net,
ansgefibrt. @tIfpn & Snmesa
m a n n Srintine Co., FOG Rabarrp Ctr,
Gel. Grpdett 1924.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-22
YOUNG BOYS CONFESS THEY
KILLED MAN AT RANCH

Boise. Idaho. Aug 22-Reports re-
ceived mere from Twin Falls. Idaho.
state two small boys. Lynn and Harold
Lovelace. respectively Il and u years
of age. have confessed TO the authori-
ties Of that town that they murdered
r Thomas Hamill, teacher. whose
mutilated body was found at his ranch
south of Twin Falls last Thursday.
According TO the alleged confession.
the killing occurred when Hamill sur
prised the boys robbing his cabin.
Hamill ordered the boys away but
they retreated into the house and COW
cred him with his own guns He par
leyed and asked for food and after they
came out, Lynn stood guard over him
while Harold entered the cabin to get
him some bread Hamill grabbed the
younger boy and according to the con-
fession. Harold then shot him in the
head
The boys then left in wagon and
drove over a trackless country in six
DAYS. camping out at night. They were
headed for Lebanon. Ore, where they
said a Gradfather lives. Their step
father went 10 Colorado Two weeks
ago. leaving them with neishbors from
whom they ran away.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-22
Beauty Chats = By Edna Kent FORBES
Face Washing

cream, as her skin is too sensitive
for just soap and plain water. Some
times she uses milk instead
All of which amused me greatly.
since | had interviewed the lady in
question some months before. and on
being shown into her hotel apart-
ments had been greeted by a wave of
the towel from the bathroom. where
the actress was rubbing soap suds
vigorously all over her face and neck.
True she had a beautiful com
plexion- Most actresses have. As
makeup would ruin their skins. they
must first fill the pores with cold
cream, and must remove the make
up after a performance the same
way. This does nourish the skin
and keeps it clean, and actresses
realize that looks are much of their
success, so they study every way of
self-improvement But no water,
Why, no skin could be beautiful with
out it. Certain minerals in the
water act as the proper tonic to the
skin; the oxygen in the water is
cleansing and healthful
Cold cream is fine in its place.
but nothing can touch hot water and
pure soap as cleanser and beautifer.
The nearer to Nature we keep, the
prettier we must become.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-22
Thin Folks Who
Would Be Fat

increase In Weight Ten Pound. -
certainly give most anything - -
Ho-e 10 fat up few pounds ana s. -
way declares every excessively +ht- -
= "oii-sn- such result is not 4r,,o-,{h,-
sp-'s past failures Most thin psonr. -
victims OF mal-nutrition. = con5,+,o,- eIe
prevents the fatty elements - -, -
Osins taken up by the blood as th.v -
"hen the powers OF nutrition a.. -.
instead OF getting into the blood -. -
'He lat and flesh Producing eIarn.7.- - -
IN the intestines until they 1as- - s ~
body as waste. RON ths
20 correct this condition and to 1-o.,,..
d healthy normal. amount OF "a
processes must be artificialIv s,,,,,,,-,
tbs me power which nature bas -
11j.J-z Ms can probably best ~ 1890 .-eo
r-ss1 = eat4AS Sargol tabier yrf-t- c.
---1a- SarSol Is careful co--hs.--- a every
slN splendid assimilatfve = c-.-. o1Hatlon OF
. n-tn meals they mix with tbe go -aAsn
-. - eha starches Of what w, - -
.f-e- - L-ens ripe nOurfshu,er+- = .,
49, ana hiood and its rapid effec. ne S-ls
Psr-o--s AaIy cases reported rsr1srt,t,as
NepOIte0 gains OF from -, =, - ~ pie
pounds in single month az = - " enty-five
-, - =, - Us action IS uerfar-r,- -.
- anu absolutely harmless Ss--oI > Ldt-
- n = Ryan and other druryis~ = SO-u
80. = 10y package contains a 49,
49, y weight increase or -,o-.,-
g., 49, -s,arsoi Is recommended o,f-- =
IN cases OF nervous indiras-fo,, - -. results
,es- reported care should be tar-s-' 5l-Ns
using II unless a gain OF vreirbt ~ y aoo1t
advertisement - desired
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-22

morning wash the face with cold water
and rub IN more cream
In three weeks or less watch the
magic transformation See how the
old hardened, coarse, rough skin turns
INTO new, fresh. soft. youthful looking
SKIN almost before your very eyes, all
due 10 simple skin Osmosis produced
solely by warm water and roseate5
cream But be sure to use only pure
roseated cream as il is an entirely dff-
IerenJ thing from ordinary face creams
ana must not be COMPOUNDED with them.
personally prefer Creme Tokalon
tROseated). but any good brand will do
II you have wrinkles get box Of Ian
anese Ice Pencils and use them in con-
Aeclon with the cream and Won GER
QUICK action on the deepest wrinkles
no matter Of how long standing. in
one nights time and awaken on the
results .
I personally guarantee SUCCESS in
every case in any of my newspaper ar
tlcles which I write on subjects relat-
ing 70 beauty; or I Will refund the
amount PAID for any products which
! recommend. provided you take voT,-
dealers receipt L the time Won r1aL-a
your purchase Ny American addrasa
IS Slmone Mariex, 20 West 22nd street.
New York. -
NOIE-The manufacturers Of Crsrne To-
Ealon Koseated have such unbounded con-
ll1snce IN their particular brand that thew
olIer 70 forfeit $500 90 10 anv cba-Ft.bro -
stitution- II it can be shown thar II viii 49,
Dehlsn every complexion blemfsh and rfye
mos astonishing new beauty 10 vErfnJclsd
Sare-worn, aged women in three DAYS tin1s
N many instances Il can BE- ohfaf1e5 ~
solutely fresh and guaranteed r-rra go
he44y q Follard Warner Drug Co or r1o-f
any eooo Druggist in this city.-Adv
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-22

way back ] stopped to rest on this
mans shoulder, but he caught me fast
! and won't let me go"
Ha- That isn't sman. that's a
sGafecrow. sald the rabbit gentleman.
i put him there myself But he is
! only a make believe man He didn't
catch you. 1 see what the trouble is
| Your sharp claws are caught i'm the
ragged coat III soon set YOU free"
Ihen Uncle Wiggilv cur aU-a1-
ragged pieces of the scarecrovv's cost
! from the fish hawks claws and the bic
Dlrd could fly away to the ocean. again
But before he left. he said:
Uncle WISgily, YOU were very kind
10 me: II 1 can ever do YOU a favor
1 shall only be too happy"
Pray do not mention it," smoke the
bunny uncle politely The pleasure
was all mine Then he made a low
DOW and hoped on over his farm.
while the fish hawk flew back toward
the sandy shore of the ocean
Soon the bunny uncle turned hack IN
MS hollow stump farm house
guess II IS about time Nurse Jane
ana l started for the station" he said
~ VIII be some little work to nut
al those trunks in the baggage car
Uncle WigEily found Nurse lane
walking up and down the porch her
tan ued IN two bow knots so she
would NOT step on il.
on, Wiggie,' she cried. using his
But We still have plenty Of time q,
he said. Come along. Wen ib, nrrv
now
With their trunks. rabbit-size Of
course. and with bundles and satcbels
the bunny and muskrat lady soon came
to where they We're going to take the
train The conductor met them:
am very sorry" he said -buf the
IAN Is so crowded You had better |
val val Ior me next one I might man. |
age 10 squeeze you and Nurse Jane in.
,lf your baggage would have to be !
oh. that would never do" cried
y urse Jane We must have our bag
cage as soon rs We get to the shore
1n. dear Isn't there some way out2"
my 10 wait day for the next
ram the conductor said This train !
Is TOO crowded now" Nurse Jane and
[ ncle Wisgily tried to get aboard hui I
-0eiu not Some of the animal folk
oIIered TO get out and wait. letting the
ouhhy ana Nurse Jane take their
80 nqt Uncle WiSSily would not
No. well just wait for the next
'ars.' he said.
oh. no YOU WON'T cried A iollv
,oice You won't have to wait at ali.
-ncle Wiggily. you and Nurse lane
ust get up on my big back with your
baggage. and I'll soon fly with YOU to
ne shore Never mind the train" And
long came the big fish hawk bird.
On joy cried Nurse Jane. 7 am
n hurry to get to the beach
Then she and Uncle WicgiIv had a / .
nee ride on the back Of the biz bird !
when the bunny had helped gel loose
rom the scarecrow. and they got to
ne shore before the excursion train.
50 everything came out all right. and
the gold fish doesn't 20 barefoot in
ne sand and get so scratc hv il can't
ance with the canary bird. I'll tell Won
ext about Uncle WiCcily and the Z
lnd--CopyriSht. 1916. by Mcclure y
ewspaper Syndicate
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-22
1AYEARS Ago Today
i TFrom The Herald of This
Date. 1902.

T meeting of the city council
n last night it was decided to adj
L n vertise for bids for the construc-
/ ton Of a water plant on the mesa to
furnish the city with pure water The
vote on the matter was very close. the
! majority being only one ballot The
council chamber was crowded with citi-
zens and taxpayers who waited patient
| " while the council transacted routine
/ business in order to take up the water
! question. The resolution calls for
/ l. day publication OF the advertise II
| in the papers of the principal cites OF
J the country
The concert in the park last night
was attended by hundreds OF music low
ers-
Miss Pearl Ford returned this morn
ing from a visit 10 friends in Monterey.
Mexico
The Blues and the Painters baseball
teams viii play ball at Washington
park next sunday
Secretary a W Clifford viii attend
the international Mining congress con-
vention at Butte Montana. II his health
VIII permit
The Barriers union met last evening
and agreed TO support the recent
law passed by the state Legislature
ordering all barber establishments
closed sunday
\ wreck that resulted fatally 10 on
gineer Wm. G Sch wartZ occurred last
night about o'clock six miles this side
Of Sierra Elance- Fireman Jesse Ham
mer was injured and is in Hotel Dieu.
The p head of cattle Of Jose De- La
Luz Garcia that were confiscated shor
time ago by the customs authorizes
were sold yesterday for 81 head.
They were bought BY Messrs- Ardoiu
and Snyder
General superintendent Sho1te SAYS
that the II Psso and Southwestern VIII !
he running trains into III Faso from
Bishee by October. by which time an
excursion will he run to E;soee- An eN-
tremely low rate will be made for the
event.
Fire originating in the corral Of
Treube and Canales in JuareZ this
morning caused damages amounting - /
approximately $500 Had il not been /
for the Fl Paso fire department. the !
loss would have doubtless been much /.
greater
Mrs +. F Pierson left last night for +
Boston 20 attend A meeting of the !
Richmond Mines company. Of which she .
is general mana-er- Mr. PiersOn has
been appointed delegate TO the Inter- +
national Mining congress from New
Mexico by Gov Otero.
r. E Hunter reports about 250 names
rs the work OF one day on the petition
asking the county commissioner 70
order a registration Of voters this fall. F
Mr. Hunter and H J. Darwood were
the petition yesterday and
copies were left at several places.
\ dollar saved by buying goods pro-
duced elsewhere is dollar thrown at
your neighbours birds.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-22
HORO SCOPE
Tuesday. August o.. 1916.

Wednesday. August 23. 1915
"HIS is fairly lucky day. accord
ing 10 astrology. for the sun and
Il Jupiter are in strongly benefic
+pect and Uranus and Neptune are
ht mildly adverse
1t Is a time in which TO push all at
fairs with men Of power. Candidates
for office, promoters of large enter
prises. and all who are engaged in far
reaching endeavors should use every
moment wisely.
Association with bright. optimistic
Lersons is believed to be particularly
beneficial under this government Of
the seers-
Gain through responsibility and ener-
Eetic action is said TO be easier when
The sun is friendly than at other times
Treachery and representation may
be more common while this cOnfigura-
tion prevails than at other times
Crimes through desire for easy money
may be numerous as the autumn ad-
vances-
Demand for charities at home are
likely TO be insistent, owing TO uneX-
rected conditions. and this Will empha-
size 4 rising clamor with the slogan,
America for Americans the seers
4 measure beneficial TO the revenue
II the United States government IS
foreshadOWed by the planets mis- Is
something not yet discussed
Railway accidents may be numerous
rext month and danger to trains carry
ing large numbers Of passengers is
forecast
storms Of extraordinary severity viii
mark the fall and farmers may lose
stock in large quantities. This is es-
pecially true Of Kansas and Nebraska.
il is foretold-
Increase Of marriage will be one Of
the significant features Of the coming
social season
\ strong democratic movement in the
house Of Commons is indicated.
The progress Of Mars in the horo-
scope of the president to the place of
the sun in the kaiser's horoscope is
exceedingly forbidding for the Ger
n an emperor.
Persons whose birthdate il is have
the forecast of a successful year in
y hich business and financial matters
will be satisfactory