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The Detroit times., 1916-03-01

day. Members are requested ~
Thursday at 1850 .. m. ~ An
hall. u IA
congregational church choir S
bers viii rehearse Thursday evG(
In the church. Es
Miss Margaret Blodgett N m
with her parents. Mr.. and MIS-. ~
Blodgett. Riverside-tes. Van Alsly1
blvd .st N
The Detroit times., 1916-03-01
L.. q. Grimm, of No. 300 Miiisary-Rv~.,
who was one Of the leaders In the

" rSt Side FOrSythe FcNINaI, Is EtI-
ting real test these days. Last
Saturday he took his big motor car
nllcd with bandmen To the Michi-
gan Central station To welcome
Evangelist Forsythe. While in the
station pickpocket "nicked" him
for his $40 watch. Monday he took
to carrying one OF thos" : specials.
Tuesday he lost that, and the only
places be went were n funeral GER.
vice in the afternoon ana the tab
crnacle service In Highland Park in
th,. evening
The Detroit times., 1916-03-01
4 "dramn League" for the movies
TINT VII Inhorsc nnh sinnL hnck

OF the good picture plays and
secure Increased attention for
them iS the purpose OF the civlc
tiou Of Womcns clubs and meet
ing was held. Wednesday after
noon. Tor the purpose OF discussing
the possibilities Of such an orEani-
zatiOn Mrs. q. W. Miller. chair
man Of the department.. continued
her discussion OF Moving pictures
and rho child
The Detroit times., 1916-03-01
HIGHLAND PARK

Miss Frances Marchart. 5f No. 75
Grand ave. east has recovered from
a serious attack Of scarlet fever.
Mrs. Mclean, of No, 1856 Montcrc--
ave. is confined to her home with
qunsy.
Mrs. Wallin. OF No. 1S3 Midland
The Detroit times., 1916-03-01
They Didn't W.

What has become Of that Don't
Worry club you once helped to or
ganize?"
Every ybody refused TO worry. The
club got in debt and had to disband -
Star
The Detroit times., 1916-03-01
Walking On the East Grand-bivd.. at
lunllc ll aAe.. Inlc Iue.Lax mimi

Miss Catherine BrcWc, OF No. $50
Field-ave., was attacked by purse
snatcher. who jostlcd her aud jerk
ed mesh bag containing some
change and small Jewclry from her
hand. She described her assailant
to the police.
The Detroit times., 1916-03-01
Honest

Indignant Customer Barber. why
did YOU drop that steaming towel on
my face?
Barber-l|ecausc it was too not to
hold boston Globe.
The Detroit times., 1916-03-01
Mrs. Margaret Fleming. ~ year. old,
died In the hnIMe If her dnuD n

Northwestern-a Tuesday. Mrs.
Fleming was one OF the founders
OF ~. Boniface parish. Eight chill
dren, 81 grand children and seven
great grhndchildren survive.
The Detroit times., 1916-03-01
dinner In the II i>smmerhof, Tuesday
nighI. ceIchrnteL Ernnklc scentcr's

thirtcenth blrthdaY. although he -
over 50, as well as his victory in
tho iceboat races for the Dodge
trophy Ia the LAnse Creuse Yacht
celcbrant OF the years extra day
WAS John \. Wclke. a juror in the
Wayne county circuit court who
WIS horn Ct yearS ago, Tue EdHy.
The Detroit times., 1916-03-01
-Four visiting Jurists. who have been
nHslstimg In the MnNne clrcnlt

court during tho term just ended.
returned To- their own circuits in
various parts-ef Miehtean. THes-
day. Their places VIII be ulled by
Circuit Judges :. = Miner. Of
Owosso. Fred ). Lamb. Of Cadn-
lac; Frank shepherd, OF Cheboygan.
and j. :, Mcdonald. of Grand Rap
ids. About 200 Jurors OF the cir
cult and recorders court viii leave
Wednesday. on "A special trip to
Jackson 20 visit the state prison.
TheN viii DAY thor own nNpenaes
The Detroit times., 1916-03-01
"Momen may not have enough sense
10 Nalc." lnrlIN ohscrNcd q hnnlcs-

tie science teuChrf In popular 7
down town serve self. but II men
wero lcft To feed themselves they'd
soon be dead or on their backs.
iid YOU ever notice what fool
things men eat when they are out
from under a 'Woman's supervis-
ION There's a man putting sugar
on his parsnips' They put sugar
on everything I've seen them put
four spoonsful In their coffee. and
make meal of cherry pic. Ice
cream. grape fruit, peas and a
thgcsp guudM iru -
The Detroit times., 1916-03-01
The seventh annual banquet of Y. VI.
q. A. hONs. held I'm the .Nr A. mnn-

sinm. Tuesday night. proved a
regular time Noise made by the
youngstcrt WAS one of the cardinal
features, Others were talk by
Arthur Erearly. impersonations by
Rudolph BeNcrs. vaudeville stunts
by tho "N Middies" and the three
Jolly joNial testers"
The Detroit times., 1916-03-01
tn oyerhcated stove IL said to have
been the causc OF % small biase In
The supreme Council Of the knin hts
OF ~. JOhn bns decided Ia ndOpt

tho Boy scouts AS an auxiliary tb
the order. This decision was made
at the CLOSE of a three-day session
in the Hotel Pontchartrain. Junior
membership has been tried out In
Bunalo. under Col. Charles y.
Wood and proved very successful
The radet companies from Buffalo
VIII be brought here IN 'hc annual
national convention TO be held In
Detroit in June 10 further the
ulnNHu1Hnf
The Detroit times., 1916-03-01
The Fox Film corporation IL the de-
IenhnnI In u Sin.nDO MheI nnh

ISLANDER suit filed In circuit court
Tuesday afternoon for y. r.. Siegel,
who declares in his declaration
that he resigned from the concern
IN September. 1915. and that when
he refused to return. the company
slandcred him. Sirgcl Is widely
known I'm the moVirE picture bust
ness. and dcpositious from various
persons who received alleged SLAM
dcrouS letters will bc used in the
case. az was declared He was cm-
ploycd as Michigan representative
for the Fox hlm FOR seven months
His attorney is SID \ Irwin.
The Detroit times., 1916-03-01
Have yOh seen the new Hawaiian
hnIst IheN arc made of the snme

N'-'-'I ''I'
original IIawanans wore for skirts
in the days when civilization and
clothes in the islands were cores
pondinelV scantV The shredded
nbcr sprouts from the center Of
the crown and flows uuTcstraincdlN
Ia all direction oVcr - narrow brim.
but hnEElcd short like "A home
made hair cat executed with the in
tcutiun ~ having IL last lon2
" hii" The saleslady said that they
would add an artistic touch uf care
less grace to summer costumes.
The Detroit times., 1916-03-01

a daily paper WAS recently issued
on tsain between the cities OF
Minneapolis and Spokane.
The Detroit times., 1916-03-01
Two mothers who did not Keep In
formed on the MhcrenhnuI OF

fhUIT II -YVar -UTU WUIE NteIN WVrr
severely reprimanded by Judge
IIulhert in the Juvenile court.
Tuesday. when the girls were
brought before him for playing
truant and spending their time in
department stores, sh0plifting
The mothers said that the absence
slips had been signed without a
knowledge OF what they were
Judge Hubert told the mothers
that they shared the blame for
their daughters delinquency anG
mt tho riY1a ou prpbat on
The Detroit times., 1916-03-01
The Proposed Schedule for Telephone
Service
Service

designed accomplish the The tee-
with the calls Therefore rates should be based
affected
who ess than they actually
The Detroit times., 1916-03-01
The scout masters of the city nS-
srmbicd. Tuesday evening, la the

Hotel Cadillac for "A farewell din
ncr to ~. James ~ SoWcrbN, field
secretary OF the boy scouts Of tho
city for The last two wears and a
half who is leaving - tolc charge
OF thv boy scouts IN Kansas Ctty
and whip them into shape to take
charge or the G. n Il. cn,ampmcut
in that city. nest year, Edward i.
Mason. secretary of the FCout mas
ter& association. presented the
field secretary with gold watch
in memory OF their work together.
The Detroit times., 1916-03-01
The City Had a Similar Experience

adopted and installed meters
Experience that eliminates reduces the
distributes proportion to the of water
used.
The Detroit times., 1916-03-01
Out of the Mouths Of Babes.

Papa" said Elmer. Il know why
some pistols are called horse piss
tolls"
well, why?" Quericd the father,
Because they kick" was the
reply.
Mamma" said Little Lola, ~
wish you had the toothache instead
OF me-"
NOW what have I done that you
should wish that?" asked the moth,
err
ooh, nothing" was the reply. "But,
IL your teeth ached you could take.
them out" N
Whose little boy are your" asked
a physician of bright little fellow
who was playing on the front steps
of a patients residence.
"rs mammals little boy" was the
prompt reply. Whose big man are
your"
The Detroit times., 1916-03-01
City News in Brief

Afer an Illness Of eight months.
Wrs. Juiia i<ingsie, died. Tuesday.
~ her home. No. $50 AbOott st.
The funeral will be held Friday,
at o'clock. from the residence,
and burial will bc In Evergreen
cemetery. She was active in tho
Woman's Relief corps. the order of
the Eastern Star and the Pythian
Sisters.
tn Oyerhcated stove IL said to have
been the cnuse OF % small binse In
the printing office OF Ash Bros. No.
llI Gratiot-avc.. early "Wednesday
morning. The damage IL estimated
at $500. The printing office is di-
rectly over the Rosebud thcater.
and to save the decorations In the
auditorium OF the theater the fire.
men used chemicals 10 eXtinguish
the fire.
The Detroit times., 1916-03-01
Telephone Service Is the
Only Service in Detroit

The
under
dtons the small the bills of the large which
mf
The Detroit times., 1916-03-01
Fire az undetermined origin broke out
Im the malt hOuse of the kOppIiH A

3 MeIcEers bfewery, al M. IlI5 tira-
tiot-ave.. late Tuesday night. aud
destroyed property valued at 81. 200
before the iiamcs were eXtinguish-
ed.
Funeral services for Mrs. .. ~. Cohn.
of No. isJ Winder-st, will he rJn-
Quoted Ia Beth Dlen cemetery at
o'clock. "Wednesday afternoon
Rabbi Abraham NJ Ilershman Of
iciating. Mrs. Cohn was the wife
OF the Rev. j. ~. Cohn, and mother
Of Louis Cohu. attorney
The Detroit times., 1916-03-01
sMu-icaI tcIrpathy - apparently,
some sort oI countLag trick.' de-


clarcd Judge Perkins. in signlng
an order Tuesday, restraining Miss
Elizabeth NJ crane from using the
name Mercedes. claimed by Jo-
seph ~ Howard Cohen, who
brought n suit against Miss Crane
for infringing on his Si.lOO a week
vaudeville act, In which many de-
tails Of the magician's y cratt were
"Thr testimony in this case show
cd that code is used he said.
and from other sources I'm ted 20
believe that an ingenious trick OF
counting together In unison in.
rhythm OF different lengths for
each tune is the way " ~ done.
"The problem Of the poor Of Detroit
is -NIi nm unsoi,ed question in
spite of our tremendous prosper
ttN." says Miss Lee Greenwood.
acting secretary Of the Associated
charities. Its easy enough Ia tiud
iobs for men. but you can't make
them work steadily When 4 shift
the WEAKNESS Of his home sur
roundinss he Just lights out and
We have another destitute, de-
pendent family enrolled. Teaching
women how 90 cook, how to buy.
wash clothes and keep tNoi; home
attractive, is the work of our Nis-
itinR housckcepcrs. who are doing
great work in straightening up
the domestic woes pG the Cpmrnun-
ity u hasn't enough tu dole out
coal and provisions. You must
teach the people ho.- TO live"
Retiring from the Detroit Hrc depart
meWt after - ycnrs OF activity.
capt Daniel j. Crcinin. of engine
house No. IL. was given banquet
Tuesday evening by his fellow fire.
men. ana presented with hand
some mahogany floor lamp by the
mpbcrs ~ his company The Cad
illnc Motor Car co. ncNt tu which
plant engine house No. II is located,
sent Capt. Cremin handsome
chair Following the banquet there
were happy speeches and musical
numbers bv Lew VI. Curtis. Frank
Slaviu and Christopher Bertuli.
Whom capt. Crcmin Joined tho fire
department in 1883 ne was assigned
10 engine house No. and he served
i'm the downtown district until APP
pointed To- engine house No. q a.
lieutenant In 1896. In 1905 he was
made captain Of engine house No.
/ and later transferred to No. II.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-05
PRESBYTERIAN
MEETING ENDS
Women in Session in Ell
Paso Elect Officers and
Finish Business.

The officers Of the w-omen's Presby-
terial Of the district OF FL Paso were
elected at the completion Of the 18th
annual session, held Thursday in the
Westminster Presbyterian church.
Mrs. 3. s. Van Tuyl. Of Colorado City,
Tex. was elected president; Mrs. Paul
Heermans. first vice president Mrs
j. I. Mcdowell. Of Big Spring, treas
urer: Mrs. r. S. Currie, Of Big Spring
:, secretary; Mrs. p. c. Coleman, Of Colo
Sedo City, corresponding secretary
Mrs. p. r. Harlow. Of Roswell, n. M
FforeiEn missions secretary; Mrs John
Claypool, Toyah, nome Missions secre-
tary: Mrs. p. A.. Hazard, secretary OF
ministerial relief; Mrs. l. c. Majors OF
Midland. secretary Of sunday school
and young peoples work. At the final
meeting. Mrs. Chris Dullnig, Of San
Antonio, chairman OF the advisory
committee conducted W. quiet h9urs
.hursday. Mrs. J.. c WED talked on
"Sunday school work. Mrs. p A. baz-
zard talked on Christian education ana
ministerial relief. Mrs. 3. NJ. Brown.
q Pecos. and Mrs. w. c barnett OF
Big Spring. Of the committee on reso-
At noon. the women Of the Highland
Park branch of the Westminster
church Missionary society and tne
Bastminster circle were the hostesses
at a luncheon to the visitors.
AT the close Of the session there
was an informal social hour.
During the stay Of the visitors they
visited the WomeldOrf Mexican mis-
sion and also were taken about the
city I'm automobiles, siEhtseeing.
Episcopal WOmen close Meeting.
The final meeting Of the women's
auxiliary OF this district Of the Episco-
pal church closed the convOcation meet
inEs for the women's work Thursday.
Mrs. J. r. Livesay, of Anthony. n. NJ,
CAV an interesting talk on How can
the auxiliary keep in touch with iso-
lated communicates Mrs. TT. c. Greer
talked on the work Of the church perl
odical club. Mrs. G.. S. Sergeant spoke
of the place OF prayer in the life Of
the woman's auxiliary. Mrs. Carl Lee
knith talked on the united offering as
Ne expression of our thankfulness.
Mrs. Fred Easter reviewed the spirit
Of missions and gave current mission
events. There was a general discus
sion following the papers. The auxil-
larry meetings nave been very well at
tended and most successful.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-05
CLAUDE COOPER

Claude Cooper. the former New York
Giant and Brookfed, Just signed by Pat
Moran at a salary reported to be $1,000
a year, viii strengthen the National
league considerably. 1t is expected that
Cooper viii replace Faskert in the cen
ter field. Cooper Is a wonder in han
ding short flys and plays ground balls
as well as an infielder. He is also a
good thrower.
Although Cooper did not show up well
in the Federal league in 1914, his first
year with the outlaw organization, it
was found that his trouble in batting
was due to a serious but temporary
eve trouble, which has now disappeared.
Lee Magee. former manager of the
Brooklyn federals, says that Cooper is
as good as Eddie Rousch. who Is turning
out to be one of the Giants stars.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-05
Ditch Breaks: Farm FIooded.
METHODISTS ARE URGED
TO GIVE UP TOBACCO

Saratoga Springs. n. Y. May 5-Tne
women Of the Methodist Episcopal
church have raised S3,422,552 during
the last four years for home mission
purposes, according TO figures submit
ted to the general conference of the
church today.
A resolution urging members of the
church to abstain from the use Of
tobacco was presented by Rev. En-
gene s. Stockwell. Of Alva, Okla.
This memorial. which declared hat
cOunsels TO young men against the
cigaret habit were largely nullified
by the example of church members
who smoke, was greeted with ap-
plause. Action on il was deferred.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-05
M. A. NORDHAUS WILL BE
DEMING'S MAYOR FOR YEAR

DemIng, n. NJ, May 5--M- A NOrd-
haus is Deming's mayo for the next
year.
A petition was presented to the
board for another local option election
and both sides are now at work lin
ing up the votes for the election to
decide whether Deming shall be wet"
or dry"
The Democrats have named their
delegates to the state convention which
will select the delegates to the Chi
cagO convention. The men selected
were: J. A.. Mahoney, II. c.. Bush.
John J. Hyatt, Otto Leopold. Z. r. Val
l~andigham. James r. Waddill and J. n.
Upton. The Wilson administration
was endorsed by resolutions drawn up
by J. A. Mahoney, j. S. Vaught and Carl
r. Peugh.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-05
MAKES PROTEST AGAINST
TEXAS FIRE POLICY FORMS

Austin. Tex. May 5.-There was filed
today with the state fire insurance
commission, a strong protest on the fire
policy forms used in Texas. The petit
tion was filed by Charles NJ. Dickson,
OF the firm of Hicks. Hicks, Teagarden
& Dickson of San Antonio, as ''attor-
ney for the Policy Holders Protective
agency"
The petition protests vigorously
against any increase in the fire insur-
ance rate in Texas until the fire in
surance policy forms have been revised
by the insurance commission. Just
who composed the Protective agency
was not disclosed.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-05
CANNOT OPEN CAMPAIGN
IN CONFEDERATE HOME

Austin, Tex, May 5.-NO cnance will
be given to Cyclone" Davis. candi-
date for reelection as congressman
a~t-large, to open his campaign at the
Confederate home here. according TO
William G. Dollahite, manager Of the
home.
Congressman Davis made the state
ment a few days ago that he had prac-
tically decided TO open his campaign
at the home. Mr.. Dailahite pointed
out hat a resolution was adopted by
1911 which forbids political or public
speaking Of any kind at the home. and
it is based on this resolution that the
OF the mouse declares tho
congressman will not have an opportu-
nifty to open his campaign at the in
%stitution.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-05
MILITARY BAND CONCERT
AT CAMP COTTON 6 TO 7 P. M.

Y A military band concert will be
played by the Sixth infantry band at
Camp Cotton this evening from six
TO seven o'clock. The concert will be
directed by bandmaster Max Muller.
The program for the concert is as
follows:
March-"MaEyar katonasag j. N. Fulton
Overturcs-'Crown Diamonds .------ Auher
Nalse-"Ediuburgh' ----.- ..-.- BonniHscan
Piccalo Solo--Polkg caprice. ...- Damn
Oplayed by Capt. Pugiiesie)
Selection from Balfc's Opera-"rhe Bohe-
milan Girl -....-..T obani
CharacteristiC-"Sounds or Little Russia"
A....-.....ar by A. ". NaruEzewioz
Finale-"Kcntucky Tome" ...-... Donaldson
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-05
MUST PUT CANDIDATES
NAMES ON THE BALLOTS

Austin. Tex, May SIN an opinion
rendered 10 the county attorney of Up
shur county, the attorney generals de-
partment held today that 1t would not
be within the province of the county
Democratic executive committee to de-
cline to place a candidates name on
the official ballot, because such candi-
dates party loyalty Is in question.
II proper application is made to the
committee, il should place the candi-
dates name or the ballot and the mem
bers OF the party, the voters them
selves. would be the best judges Of his
fidelity to the party, and should make
that decision at the polls, the opinion
holds.
Mexican rents a speciality. Pm. 1904
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-05
FIVE FINED FOR FIGHTING.

rive Mextcans fought In a South Ore
gon street restaurant Wednesday night
ana were taken to the police station
and docketed on charges of drunkness.
The restaurant was owned by Rafael
Perez. They were fined in corporation
u Thursday afternoon.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-05
INCREASED LUMBER RATES
SUSPENDED nN COMMISSION

Washington, D. c., May 5.-The pro-
posed increased rates on lumber car
loads from north Pacific coasts to des-
tinations in Oklahoma, Texas and New
Mexico were suspended today by the
Interstate Commerce commission until
November.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-05
TRASH BOX CATCHES FIRE.

Fire. which was said to have started
in a trash box at the home of S. W.
Morr, 1903 Montana, caused an alarm
to be turned in Friday morning. The
fire did no damage.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-05
Cherry Time Revives Memories
The Old Tree in the Yard and Mothers Cherry CObbler Are Remembers
When One Visits the Fruit Stores.

HHERRY time has come again and the
delicious dark red fruit in the market
stalls is an everlasting temptation 10
every passer by. but particularly to any one
who in kid" days enjoyed shining UP
the big cherry tree at home and eating the
truit off the tree until appetite was satlate9
anu lace, fingers and clothes we're sle.n1O
with the cherry juice. Then like a. NJ
one would be called from the cherry tIee 70
supper, OF which the croWning dlsh We
cherry cobhler, made with all or moluSL
WONDERFUL skill. With the cherries nave Coln
also biackberries to the local market, anu
a welcome reduction in most of the pIices
OF Iresh vegetables and fruits. Inc PIlcS9
lot the week follow:
Fruits.
LINES Is cents a dozen
1neIites . .........-- . 81 ceNIs et,at
PIachoerrles. cents a DH91
0LahBes --Vc 70 y -
..-..-------V anu 90 ~ 80
SLdWoerrles ---..--. -lVc' ~
Taape Irult. large ....-..-1Oc eaea; > n d0r AZ .
II@ Il .@VS IN l no.
R R;IS iSc Pc IN
Valley Vegetables.
Ess pianL oacb
Cucumbers and lUc eacH
Colo. Greeley Irish potatoes. ...-.7 lbs z3e
Iast IeNas new potatoes. ~
spanish Bermuda onions .-..... pc 70
Radishes. ..-...... punches for SC, 6 for lSc
Mountain Park cabbage-.----..-.2c per ~
49, % % 81 o. o. o 70 o % H"- -
DIleu onions .........bc 10. o IDS Ai
Carrots. 2 lunches. pc
Ne" Nhliey beets-..---...5 punches 70
Fresh turnips. punches foI So
Mexican beans .......1Oc ID. Il IDS SLTo
" nolesale peI ~
East Texas string or snap beans. ...--lVc 10
tlorlda tomatoes. per ~
CauHlloNeI ."@Uc pc
Valley Spinach .....10c per III, 2 Tor l2c
Celery .......- per stalh
Rhubard IDS ~
Asparasus- IDS y M
bell peppers. --7C - ~
Calf. green peas -lVc 10
Dried Fuita-
California pru1es........1 IL and acc per ID.
DRIED peaches .........-.-..-. lbs 1oI ISe
DRIED aprtcots. per ID
DRIED apples .........-...s-.. IDS Tor 4sS
Candied fruits for fruit 4kss.....s5o per ID
turkish Per -
California cluster raisins- per ID
Shelled Fresh Nuts.
Shelled Wainuts. .tSc per ~
Shelied almonds. per 70
Shelled pecans l5c per 10
Shelled Jordan almonds. ..--.-....S0c per ID
Fresh Nuts.
fecanH per "
Brazil nuts per 10
ttberts per 10
California almonds ...----.--....sZ9c per 10
Walnuts .@9c per-
Roasted peanuts. 10.
Butter and Eggs.
Butter. fancy grade. ..-...-.-...45 per 10
Mesilia Park per COZ
Fl Paso yard ggs..-.--.....-. .3Oc per doz
Kansas eggs zee. -..---.-.-. sue per uoA
Cheese.
McLaren's ImpsriH~ ......1oc to 35c a Jar
cheese. a glass
German breakfast chsese.---......2 for 15o
Imperial cheese........-.....7b to S5c each
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-05

NEW YORK TO HAVE eINDIAN DAY.
Albany, n. Y, May 5.-A proclama-
ton issued by governor whitman de-
signated May 10 as American Indian
day Tor observance by the defendants
or the first Americans in memorial
and honor TO their forefathers." The
day Will be celebrated by Indians
throughout the country, but so far as
known, New York is the first state
officially to recognize the proposed
observance.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-05
kATHLYN WILIIAMs

Has done her best work in THE
Ne'er Do Well."-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-05

J. w. Samples, age 70 years. of Hunt
ingdon, W. Va, has just entered Mar
shall college as a student.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-05
CONFEREES ARE STILL IN
DISPUTE ON ARMY MEASURE

washington. d. @, May 5.-Further
Instructions from the house regarding
Important features Of the army reOr-
gaHization bill in dispute between con-
Ference committees on the measure
w ere awaited today by the eonferees.