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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-05

-HAT FL Paso is facing an era Of
unprecedented prosperity is the
virtually unanimous opinion OF
the city's real estate dealers AS was
pointed out by a speaker AT the lunch
con Of the Rotary club Thursday, e.
Paso is not boom town, but IS the
PRODUCT Of IS years steady growth.
This is shown by the realty market.
The Kern place addition IS one Of
the several outlying tracts that have
undergone phenomenal development in
the past few months. The Kern Place
Realty company reports the following
recent sales. all on its own account:
Three building lots at Cincinnati and
OchOa streets. TO Mrs. l. Laskln. Tor
$4,000. Mrs Las5in plans TO erect a
two-story residence on this site
Tow and a half lots at the corner of
Cincinnati and Florence streets. to Mrs.
l. Laskin. for $500 A two-story dwell
:n~ will be built on these lots
Two lots at the corner of Cincinnati
and Florence streets. TO Miss Freda
Swatt. for S1100-
Marble Home.
The announcement that Max Weller.
owner of the Alamogordo marble qua
lies. will shortly build a marble home
in Austin Terrace. costing $4,000.
caused a considerable interest in real
estate circles last week. The new
structure will be made of solid marble.
even to the decorations and the win
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-05
Wives Want Husbands to
Return Home From Camp;
One Says She Is Deserted

flood Of letters is pouring in on
members of the Michigan provisional
brigade here from wives. fathers and
mothers asking why they do not get
discharges from the army on the border
and come home. This has followed the
publication in Detroit Of lists OF
soldiers who have obtained releases
because Of dependents
These men have got releases, why
haven't yOu9- is the query from many
wives. You have forsaken me. was
the lamentation from one VIE
don't understand why. II you really
wish to come home TO me, you don I
come with the rest OF these soldiers.
said another The Slst Michigan IN
fantry soldier who received this letter
carried il to the chaplain. local repre-
sentative of the Detroit Patriotic COM
mittee Chaplain Atkinson is now as
sisting in accelerating this soldiers
discharge
Papers for the discharge OF one or
Two soldiers every day are going
through chaplain AtkinsOn's hands
He is in almost daily telegraphic COM
rnunicati On with the Detroit committee
soldiers whom they recommend for re-
lease have dependents The soldiers
first TO file the necessary affldavits
are the first released
The mayor Of Windsor. Ont. \ W
Jackson interested himself in a release
for a Windsor citizen. Charles F. Cop
per. bandsman OF the 3lst. on the
ground that Coppers family needs him
The colonel of the 3lst has written the
man in answer TO his letter that Copper
was one Of the first release
Mrs Alexander Cuddy or $50 Grand
River. has written Col. Barlow a letter
showing that she is terror stricken over
neighbOrhood rumOr that her son
William. a soldier III the 31st was to
be shot. Apparently the rumor was
started by a cruel joker
Mrs. Julia Colburne of SSs lose
Campau avenue. wants her son Shirley
released unless war is declared at
once
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-05
E PASO PROSPEROUS IN BUILDING;
MARBLE HOME WILL COST 100000
Buildings in Business and Home Districts Reflect Per
manent Character of City's Prosperity Many Buy
Homes in the Suburbs $4,000 Tenement House
Tenement House on South Side To Be Built

I dow easements. Five lots for the site
! we're uprchased Thursday by Mr.
! Weller from the W. H. Austin company.
for a consideration of s6250.
! The demand for business locations
and rent houses is greater than ever
J before in the history Of the city, ac-
/ cording TO James l. MARI. who left for
/ the coast Saturday People from east
and west are coming in with calls for
I FL Paso property" said Mr.. MARI. Z
never seen anything like it. The city
/ certainly has a big real estate season
$4,000 Tenement.
George Look has closed "a contract
/ for the construction of a tenement
/ house on San Jacinto street. near 18th
street. which will cost $4,000 when
completed The building Will be of
brick and viii be two stories high.
" r. Piper. sales manager for James
l. MARI & Co, reports bright prospects
for the realty market this fall Mr..
Piper states that the sales made
through James l. Mari & Co. this week
total in excess of $4,000. and the aver
.tge total consideration was only $500.
this being the best indication of the
TACT that the people have money and
are buying homes. building sites and
investments \ very healthy feature of
the market this fall is the fact that
much larger cash payments are being
made and IN many instances all cash
The general public is not aware of
the great mum Der OF representatives of
eastern concerns. manufacturers and
! distributing houses sent here to find
locations for their firms and the en-
thusiasm displayed by them after in
Vesugating the resources and future
prospects Of this city IS most crafty
ms" Mr.. Piper says.
Mari ~ 60. Sales.
James l. Mari * co. report the fol-
lowing sales for the week;
c y RaSsert and John SOrrenson 10
F c. O'Conne1. lots 81 and 30. block So
Manhattan Heights addition; considera-
ton $3.50
". H Allen to J. F and Emma Anna
bel Gardner. 705 Missouri street. east
feet Of lot L and all of Is. and west
- feet of lot a, block 242. Campbell
addition: consideration SS675.
Martinez Investment company to Ben
I. and Frailiana Guerra. lots and Z.
block Il. Magoffin addition; considera-
ton $500.
Jas J. Watts to Isidro Martinez lots
I and >. block so MagOffin addition:
consideration $500
J. J. Smith to John Mulligan, lots s.
: and S. block 81, Bassett addition;
consideration S1400.
Government Hill company to Mrs.
George Wafer. east one-half of lot l.
all of lots > and 6. block a. Govern
ment Hill addition; consideration
s6s7-5O.
Government Hill company TO NJ h
Redding. lots and g. block 81. Gov
eminent Hill addition; consideration
$3.50.
Union Bank and Trust company to
Fernando Sanchez, lots p and p. block
IS. East Ell Paso addition. considera-
ton $3.50.
$4,000 Tenement.
II. Brettler is building brick tene-
ment house on South Campbell street.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-05
NEW JERSEY MILITIA MEN THANK
Ell PASOANS FOR KINDNESSES

As a result of the thOughtfulness Of
the local chapter OF the Red Cross in
serving them with refreshments as they
went through here 20 Arizona and on
their return oday en- route to New
Jersey. the following communication
was sent The Herald today by New Jer-
sey militiamen.
Editor FL Paso Herald.
We, the members OF company Z.
fourth New Jersey infantry. thank the
people of FL Paso for their kind treat
ment to US. both on our way to Doug
las. Ariz-. and on our return home. We
are willing to come any time our serv-
ice may be needed
Sergt. NJ Anderson.
Sergt. r Finnell,
Corp. T. Powers
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-05
GEN. PERSHING REVIEWS
TROOPS AT COLUMBUS

Columbus. y. NJ Sept $50 the
blare of eight military bands. Gen. ]. ].
Pershing. commander of the American
evolutionary forces. today reviewed
the 5000 regulars and the national
guard troops on station here Infan-
try, cavalry, hospital signal and ambu-
lance corps and a motor truck de-
tachment participated.
Cen Pershing Will begin a detailed
inspection Of the entire command at the
base camp here tomorrow. after which
he viii probably return 10 the Mexican
field headquarters
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-05
GOLF EXPERT ARRIVES
TO LAY OUT NEW COURSE

Tom BendelOw. who has probably laid
out more golf courses than any man In
the United States. Is in Fl Paso to plan
the new course of the FL Paso Country
club at White Spur. The land has been
cleared and was put in the hands of Mr..
Bendelow Monday. He was enthusiast
tic over the combination of fine soil and
majestic trees.
Several club house sites are under con-
sideration. The house viii have an i'm
pressive setting of great trees and there
viii be mountain vistas in three direc-
fions
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-05
CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION
TO MEET IN MEXICO CITY

The constitutional convention of
Mexico viii soon be called by Gen Car
rama, according 70 a report published
by Fl Pueblo. a newspaper Of Mexico
City.
The congress VIII occupy itself en-
tirely 20 discussing and ratifying de-
crees, plans and reforms made by the
first chief since tie beginning OF the
revolution" the article says.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-05
PASTOR ROUAIX APPOINTED
MINISTER OF FOMENTO

Mexico City, Mex. Sept 5.-Pastor
Rouaix was today appointed minister
OF tomentO commerce. labor and agri-
culture), in the cabinet of provisional
president Carranza Senator Rouaix
had been acting secretary of the de-
partment for two years
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-05
JULIO AVINA ARRESTED AS
LEGALlST AT GOMEZ PALACIO

message was received at the Car
rama consulate Tuesday that Julio
Avina had been arrested in Gomez Pa
lacio in connection with the investiga-
ton of the Legalist movement in CEN
trail Mexico.
Avina viii be given A trial at Tor
reon with other alleged conspirators.
il is stated at the consulate.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-05
Soldiers All Want to Get
Sick; TWenty-sir Pretty
Nurses At the Hospital

Every soldier in the border division
Is trying 10 get sick quick in order to
gain entrance 10 the base hospital al
Fort Bliss. the wags IN the army camps
say. -ssS2
This resulted from the arrival or Il
pretty trained nurses at the base hos
pital Monday afternoon. making %
female nurses in the big hospital
There is now female nurse in each
ward Of the big hospital where there
are bed cases, the male nurses being
used in the conEalescenr vEards-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-05
TROOPS in MEXICO WELL,
SAYS COL. RYAN, ON LEAVE

Douglas. Ariz, Sept Lieut.. Col
James A Ryan. now in command of
the 18th cavalry, arriving here from
Mexico. said the condition of the troops
of the punitive expedition is excellent
He said the rains have made grass
abundant and all stock is sleek and
fat
Lieut. Col Ryan came here on -
days leave. on his way to san Francisco
where Mrs. Ryan is i'll.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-05
MANY SALES Of
HOMES REPORTED
W. R. Anderson Buys a
Bungalow; Home Sold
in Manhattan.

], W r. Anderson has bought from the
Mayfield Building and Improvement
company four room new bungalow in
the $500 block on Boulevard. The con-
sideratiOn was S3150.
II. e. Du Mestre has bought from the
Phillips Realty company six room
bungalow at 1911 Piedras street, Man
haitian Heights. The consideration
was $3.50.
The Phillips Realty company have
sold to :. ". Matson the SIX room bum
galow at 1915 y. Piedras street Con-
sideratiOn $3.50.
George Sears has bought from the
First National bank a four room brick
cottage at S6OS Durango street The
price paid was Sl100-
J. W Phillips has bought from sam
Mason lots % and -, block IS, Grand
view addition. The price paid was
s450.
". r. Anderson has sold TO the May
field company lots II and i. in block
-. Government Hill addition for $3.50.
Tom B. Newman has sold to r. w
Glass a five room house at SS29 La Luz
street Consideration $500.
J. W Phillips has bought from H. G.
DuMestre. lots y. - and IS. block -.
Government Hill addition; lots % and
-. in block l.. Altura Park addition.
and lots Il and IS. block 4, Richmond
Terrace.
Mrs. Annie Brooks has sold 10 Louis
Lowe. lots 80 and 81. in block 50, Gov
eminent Hill addition, for $3.50.
J. L. Armstrong has bought from the
Phillips Realty company the east half
of lot and all of lot 10. block IS. Gov
eminent Hill addition. Consideration
Si00.
The Phillips Realty company made
all Of these sales.
between Fourth and Fifth streets. for
y Solomon. which will cost $4,000.
The tenement viii be completed this
fall
r L Torres is building two bunga-
lows on Federal street in Highland
Park which VIII cost $500 each The
buildings are being constructed by Mr..
Torres for 4. l. Cox
W. 6. JOIIy's New Home.
= new pressed brick home is being
built for alderman W G. Jolly at the
corner of Rayner and Montana streets
by Jolly & Morris. contractors The
new home will be two stories, viii have
nine rooms and will be occupied by
alderman Jolly as soon as it is COM
oleted. The construction viii cost
$500
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-05
L. S.-MEX. COMMISSIONERS
GO TO NEW InNnnN CnNN

New York. sept 5.-The American
ana Mexican Joint commission which
viii undertake to settle international
difficulties. LEFT on the presidential
yacht Mayflower today for New London.
Conn There the fl ST conferences will
be held tomorrow.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-05
MADERo BURIED IN BRookIlN

New York, Sept MANY prominent
compatriOts Of Francisco Madero at
tended his funeral services here Non
day The body Of the father of the
assassinated president Of Mexico was
buried in a Brooklyn cemetery.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-05
sERGT. MILLER DIES

Eagle Pass. Tex. Sept 5.-Joseph
Miller retired color sergeant of the
2%rd United States infantry. died here
after a long illness fnterment was
made in the national cemetery near
Fort Duncan
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-05

A rising crescendo of
crashing power supreme
in its appeal to human
imagination.
A striving that grows
deeper, stronger, more
fascinating. 1t moves
relentlessly, inevitably
to It's tremendous eli
MAKES.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-05

Specialized chicken dinner. s5c. Wednes-
day. saturday Bottoms. eI0 y. stanton ADV.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-05

FL Paso is facing an era of
unprecedented prosperity is the
- =-.,-,11,- ,,Darf-,ous onfuion of
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-05

Sergt- VI. Anderson.
Sergt Z. Finnell,
Corp. T. Powers.
The Detroit times., 1916-10-03

lent Tor war Nou can deyelol
more backbone by nehting moral
evils here m America IN your Own
cities than YOU can by spending a
year In the bloody trenches on the
achruc lines !n Europe
So I think the demand today Is
for the lighting Christian. lhe Chris
tians consecratcd, careless. rrck
less indifferent men who dom give
rap Tor what other men say W.
men who don't care a A. What 9th
or woman say, as long as they are
conscious that they are keeping
step 20 The music OF heaven, and
who never dip their banners 20 -he
forces ~ evil
Let MS have strength. O Lord
for the battles ~ peace as Well as
for The battles az war
"Seud the Fighting saint"
GCopyr.ghl WIr-m A. sunday
The Detroit times., 1916-10-03
7 ! c. Rt j6B
Losing Zest In lite
BY JESSIE ROBERTS

Dear Miss Roberts Maybe YOU
viii think I am merely a foolish girl
and will throw my letter away. but
. feel that Il will DO me- some good
to write It, anyhow
u am young. only tventythree
nd have been employed In "A bust
ness way FOR five years have
held several different positions, and
have had raises that total the dlf
ference from twelve TO twenty dol.
lars week which Is what / draw
now know IL Ia better than many
girls get but | work very hard for
%. 80 I guess It's fair enough.
The trouble ia that | DO nothing
but work My hours are long. from
nine 90 six. and often bring work
homo from the once get two
weeks vacation every year one IN
the winter and one IN the summer
This makes u too short for me TO
feel really tree or TO make any new
friends hardly see any one but
the folks IN the once and AZ the
place whero board. a crowd that
Is much older than I
Il begin 20 feel that don't much
care what happens. Nothing seems
worth while. and II this "a LIE then
want no more 81 t. I've had all
| want OF Tho same sort OF thing
over and over, year after year
shall tell you what | want I
want love, and home OF my own.
A. least sant ne chance TO meet
men ~ my own age and kind 20
see something ~ what Is going on
In he world 90 travel 10 make
friends 20 play as wei as work
I'm willing enough 10 work. but /
want something tn lie besides
work
can you tell me how 70 20 abou,
getting these things Sincerely
yours r G."
dour blame you for feeling just
ne you DO. AMI wanting just what
Won van, Uu' why dom you trv
The Detroit times., 1916-10-03
NEW AUTO CLUB
Is ORGANIZED
Will Guard Rights of Owners
In Detroit As Well As
Pedestrians

4 new organization called the ne
rrot Automobile club. has been
formed in Detroit and q, has for i,s
ob,rcr the promotion OF the inter
cs,s ot the manufacturer. owner
and al citizens in the automobile
such matters as adequate and prac
ucu state legislation suggestions
Cor the solving of local conditions
questions OF good roads, protection
~ motorists against any unjust &C
lions ~ oinClals IN the smaller com.
munities. catering TO the needs OF
tourists TO providing information
state and national maps proper road
marking. or. IN tact. all activities
that arp suggested or that may De
initiated by the club
A. The initial meeting judge
George p Codd addressed The mem.
hers upon fhe legal view ~ tho
new organization
The need ~ an organization 81
this character is very evident lu The
minds ~ an pvtroiters ~ said
Perhaps mo- other city In the world
would appreciate as much the priu.
ciples for which q stands In an
plying ,or membership tae applicant
sah~orl5's 'o The following
The Detroit times., 1916-10-03

my heart stopped beating. Mar
gle" said Paula, as she continued
her story OF her hrst New York The
atrical engagement.
why" calculated tho manage
Are you the society girl who ha-
been getting into the papers lately %
"'Thc same. vas my lsconic re-
ply,
"The faces OF both men lighted ~
Any objections 20 our using " a.
press sturv asked the manager
mo objection" SO the manager
accepted me.
81 don't want you N ray CON
pany, explained Mr. Lswton 5e.
cause you will make good copy iot
the newspapers. but because ! think
you can play the part OF Elgs In ms
new play
MY heart jumped had heard
OF Earnest lawiou's new play, and
knew Elga was the young girls part
next 10 his leading woman. II sue
ceeded In that would De made
thought did not know. Margie
that however great success yoi
make In acting one part. the mex
venture may not be success
know all that only too well now
"The part OF ElEa required per
eonality and han it--A t-iesH
everyone had told me 80
Everything had turned out ius
The Detroit times., 1916-10-03
LITTLE STORIES FOR BEDTIME
Farmer Browns Boy Digs a Pit
ccOpyrlsht islA ~ 7. W Rurgss'1

O, them would careles-ly tumble IN
with hts shovel over One shoulder
and vhisutaa merrily, De tramped
home When he had gone the gar.
den was Just AZ before save that
down iu that FAR corner Was the
great pit he had 3uE nut NJ Ibis
none of Toe lute people save Sammy
jay knew. sammy had watched
Farmer brown ooy 1.F g. h1' sam
M, sail nothing about g. He Wa
puzzled and in h.- sIrpwi way he
kept drinking sr1 ,..ukDe he MAJ
Ter over and try be-. 10 decide what y
The Detroit times., 1916-10-03

20 get them? Why don't you travel?
Go 20 some new city. some new
country with the training You have
you will be sure to find a position
and surely you have saved some
money all this while enough 10
keep you whilc you find something
new Don't blame life for lacking
zest. blame yourself for lack of real
desire 10 find the new things and
new friends You may not get 500
at the next place YOU go to- but you
viii be getting "A change and expe'
r.ence. You viii surely be thrown
with new people.
The girl who has good business
training and is intelligent and has
courage will get the things she
wants. or some OF them.
The Detroit times., 1916-10-03
ARBITRATORS TO
ADJUST WINDSOR
CAR DISPUTE

f. c. Henderson, general man
ager OF the Canadian Salt Co. has
been named rs the railway COM
panys member ~ the board OF arbl-
tratton that viii meet shortly 10 ad-
lust the differences between the
Sandwich. Windsor 4 Amhsrstburg
Street Railway Co, and its en-
ployes, who are seeking a wage in
crease. Magnus - clair. Of To-
ronto. OF the Amalgamated Associa-
tion OF Street car Men. will repre-
sent the employees A third man Is
needed 10 make the board com
plete. 4 strike is remote Just now.
The Detroit times., 1916-10-03
Grape Jelly
BY sIDDY BYE.

Grapes which arr fully riue arr
unat for 'ell, as they have los. the
Jelly principle
PICK the grapes f,om The stems.
wash and put In a pan or Jar rhat
can - set into larger pan or yes
eel ot hot water ADD ~ yoH would
avoid .he tartar 'hRt sa often forms
IN grape Jelly one ar NO apples
This prevents 'h. formation OF .he
Objectionable ,fy--1's
cook until fhe grapes and APP
Pics ate broken then train Meas
ura fhr juice which viii % much
clearer n no pressure hes been ex.
r-~d during 10 straluing and 90
every pint II ,h- juice allow a
pound ~ EranH.atsd sugar
--ut The 'girs over The ERE and th,
SUGAR In shallow pans IN the oy.a
a.rre 30 v.lI r., thoroly heated bur
ra- rel.0aed The oven must nor
.e YER, h.s snI IL is unwise 20 close
IRE oven door les, yoU FORGET
Cook .ba Juice ~ minutes sSlm
Mag free laom all impurities then
.i 'a. sugar STIR vel unu' 'borpls
dissolved remove the spoon cook a
EtoueLf or tRo longer until The
,;qgd t..l!es when dropped by the
spoonful On "a cold plate
Pour into ~trr.lzed jelly glasses
aUl seal when cold
wild grape make a delicious jelly
and a Jelly made from hall green
snt rlla grapes - especially auc
Favored.
The Detroit times., 1916-10-03
BABY Girls Abandoned

Two baby girls. one about I'VE
months Old and the other two and a
half years OF age, were abandoned
IN the dry goods store ot The A ".
Koenig company No 735-743 Ora
,lotaye, Monday afternoon. \ lot.
ter was found in the bonnet ~ one
saving that the mother found q im-
possible 70 take care az them any
longer They were sent 20 tho
Woman's Hospital & Founding
home. AT Forest ave and Beaubien-
a.
The Detroit times., 1916-10-03

In fke absence Of any criminal
cases in ESSEX county A. The open
ing % the fsl! session o. the on
tario supreme court Monday Sher-
~ d'Avign0n presented Justice Rob
ert n Sutherland with pair Of
white kid gloves. in accordance with
an English custom which originated
in the time % King John Justice
suTneTTand 6ongraf1.sfed TIE county
on the absence ~ crime