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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-12
IMPORTANT A PART
IS PLAYED BY POLITICS
css Is Not Guide i'm Selection of
Diplomats and in Army
and Navy.
'HEss by HENRY WHITE
Nor ambassador to France De-
ares United States VIII Never
ssumc Its Place in Family of Ma
pms Until Conditions Change.

DISTINCTION. April 1.-the United
rs VIII never assume its place In
family Of nations unit, politics
90 L" play an important part In the
tion Of American diplomats and
ie army and navy. declared Henry
to- former ambassador TO France.
II address to-day before the con-
ion OF the Navy I.caIu. 81 tho
ed Statcs
{ there is one conviction more deep
o"tcd III my mind than any other"
Mr.. White, III is that the respect
'hi"h nation ~ held by others
r. exact ratio 10 tho fleets and ar
which arc believed to be looming
II" distance. and prepared to btri<
! II necessary it's diplomatic repre-
atoms. Foreign powers know the,
|tical considerations or the length
sc-strings usually outweigh amy
wn fitness IN the selection OF the
rs of our foreign cmba ss,es and
|,tions: they know that our army
our navy are for tho first OF these
IONS not ia the highest state az #
n"N. ana that what IS known as
pa rciucss' has become domestic
teal i.suc
INC diplomats service is the outer
|w.rk OF a country's national Sc
~ AMI defense. The lending ma
,3 81 the world have long since
Ncd at the conclusion that that
cr bulwarh Of theirs IS most .ni.
1tly maintained by employing as
ir chief diplomatic representatives
n who have been trained - sucir
m their youth
his country has "nunciatcd world
trines Of the frs, class ard has
: third class navy TO defend them.
$ the assertion "f J Bernard Walk
OF Now York. In citing intcruat!on-
policies that might q; any time have
he defended, he said. smother dau-
threatening tho United States VIII
the resentment fclt hy Germany af-
the war because OF the assistauc.
furnished TO her enemies"
;cN Charles 4 Richmond. president
Uuion College. said tina, the mis-
n ~ tho United States rs 70 pro
y" democracy for tho world. hy
80 ~ arms ~ necessary IIc dcplor-
mili,arism bu, urged proper pre-
'chncSs.
representative Gardner. %: Maesa
is"'ts. declared that until eighteen
uth. ago. not one man in a hundred
lied that our navy had lost its
c-u"tional standing, and had drif'rd
Nh stream from "a good ..rops; -,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-12
NEW RAILWAY BRIDGES
lnrd Directs tity Engineer t. Wake
surveys for overhead crossings
ia North Itirhmond.

The administrative E"ard YESTERDAY
ok steps :" opcu Up drivcwars be
N"cu IN" old town "f i,r;on Heights
"a ilc city n ordering tho CIT E.ugi-
.cr 10 haNc made & survey for the con-
ructiou az an overhead or"aSirG Of
b. ScahOard MIR Line Enllway tracks
j North Second street and on -
,nicS street The bridges arc 20 lave
minimum clearance or twenty ono
ct,
The city Engineer is also to make
survey showing the llud necessary
hc acquired Ia wien existing streets
pproachirE tho proposed bridges THO
ork sill he placed III yharE" Of As
slant C,tN Engineer Potts.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-12
DEATHS

1915, at Airs. J -. Pcirccs r.sia.rrr AZ
Thirty second street; AIRS. J. T.. JoiiNSON.
Hhc !eaE"S husband. !. y. Johnson; Two
OF i1tis!'ursh, Ia: = X. Branton an. san.
bEunt"n or Grccnriil". Miss. Tho body viii
h' shipped 20 Surnysdc Cumberland Conn
y. ". for nurin! To-MOEGoW AFTER
NOON q, : O'clucl, -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-12
W. \. Walden.

w. y. Walden. thirty-ouc wears old.
3ciG Lawson street. died At his resi-
dcncc last niphi at o'clock after {,
lingering Illness. II" Is survived by
his wife ana two children. Nv Walden
was VOL known ~ business ana fra p
:crnal circles in South Richmond. and
wns member Of Liberty Council.
Junior order. United American Ne
chanics. Tho funeral viii take place
tomorrow noruim. at 10 o'clock from
the W"ath"rfo.d Memorial Eaptis;
Church Burial viii be III Maury Gem
ctcry
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-12
Funeral Of ,au,nin cunn,nrhum

IHI"IIH! 10 INc Timcs DiSpNtcN
NORFOLK. VA. April 1.-THE fu-
neral az Captain T. iIarvic Cunning
ham. formerly Of Richmond. but for
forty Years = resident Of Norfolk. who
hl"d carly SUNDAY morning took place
this afternoon at o'clock In,crnon,
was ia St Mary's Cemetery Large
delegations from tho Chamber OF Com
m"rce aud the Board of Trade attended
tn" funeral. Captain Cunningham was
q director ~ tho Scaboard National
and tn" Church Street Banks member
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-12
Provide. Higher water n,,..

.r"nTcS''cht consumers Of city water
VIII nave 10 pay - cents no. : ma
&hil"ns. II concentration TO ;h,t
effect adopted by the ADMINISTRATIVE
I'"ard yesterday and sent back TO m.
'f"lnahcc Committee. ne passed Til.
ordinance was presented in The com
Hittcc at recent meeting and waa
referred 20 the Administrative Board
for recommendation and report
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-12
ISunc j. Hail.

Special To The Times Dispatch
il+TEESlH lit;. VA. April IL Isaac
!. iiail PASSED away at late hour
last nigh, at his home IN Mar. Street.
following an illness Of over two
months He was in his scrcuty-ifth
year, and is survived lay three sons
;. j.. w. !" and y. g. Hall Of Peters
burg. and one daughter. Mrs. Annie l..
funk. OF Prince George. Mr Hall had
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-12

The funeral Of Joseph l. Kitchen.
formerly of the SouthSidc. who died
Yesterday at the Virginia Hospital will
lee conducted froin the Decatur street
Methodist Church this afternoon at :?
o'clock. In" int"rmert wiii b. ~ Maui
~ Cemetery. MIR, Kitchen l. survived
bv four sisters. Mrs Alt.r Hall. Airs.
Annie DunHav%ut Mrs Emily Bailey
and Mrs Ellen Temple. and two Sroth .
crs -. T.. and Ecuja'nin Kitchen. all
OF south Richmond.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-12

Especial To III" Times Dispatch
pETEs:Sl;Cl:,;. VA. Npiii il-Iiarry
H. iogerson. wcli-kuoWn citizen.
formerly engaged ~ The Insurance.
business. di"d lat" last night IN tn"
Petersburg. Hospital. whcr" lie had
been under tr"atm"nt for tho past
week. II" j. survived hy Two dauch.
tors Misses Mary Louis. and Helen
Rogers"n. of this city, and three broth
crS ami u sister: Mrs / : E,hcr;dr.
OF Norfoii. w. l.. T.. OF Richmond.
T.. G.. OF atlanta. aud /. L. Rcycrson.
OF this city.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-12

Especial - Tho Times Dispatch
cUHfSrIANSBUEC;. VA. Aprn Ii
Tic funeral services nf Mrs Clara
ITlckok heal wcrr conducted ~ the
PRESBYTERIAN Church here to-day. Ms.
Deal who had been an invalid for
tw.ly" months. di.d ~ thu HON" Of her
sister, Mrs. Charles l.. Gardner aged
sixty years For several YEARS shc
was :. resident 81 Chicago.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-12

TS7ocIal 30 Tho Timos NisNafrhI
WINCHESTER Va. April li-ilrs
Annie l. kudnlph. siXt>-ouc wears OH.
wife of y. q. Rudolph. died ~ ncr hcmn
mchr .ow'u yesterday. She leaves hof.
husband on. daughter. Mrs ia ,oh
NriSman. ana one son. Taylor HudolpE
OF this county. ;hrc. brothcrs W. L..
Jones. OF NartinShurg. W Va; Eamr:
~. Jones, Of Winchester, ard .Alher'
Jones. Of Seattle, Wash. and two sis
,crs. Misses Laura and Alic" Jones Of
this county
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-12
WAS ASKED SOME TIME AGO
II HI; WOULD ACCEPT

INDIANAPOLIS, April 1l.-Mercdith
Nicholson, the author. said tonight
that lie would accept the position as
Assistant Secretary OF War If il was
tended to him. lie said he had been
asked some time ago if he would accen,
.rhc place, but had heard nothing
further OF the matter
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-12

@pooial 20 The Times Dispatch.
fEIERSi'C re-. VA. April ll.--Jun-
ms ~ Anthony. aged twenty ely n I
years. died Yesterday afternoon at the
home az his hrother-in- law. John T.
Hclcher in E;trivk. He * survived rs
three brothers aud = sis,cr--Iancs |.
aud \ II Nnthon-. OF Petersburg:
tame. II Anthony. az Chicago. aud Mrs
r.. fletcher al ritrick
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-12

Especial To III" Times Dispatch
ALEXANDRIA. VA. tpril HI
Freeman Mansfield thirty-one ycurs
old, dtcd yesterday at tho home ur his
parents. Mr.. aud Mrs. James II. Mans
n"id. IFS wife and TWO children sur
we. lie was q timer by trade. and
was associated with his father in bus
mess. Ills funeral "i!l take place to-
morrow At O'Clock from tho First
Baptist Church
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-12
Mr>. IrnnI. ". Mnt1r,

Spc"ill 20 Tn" TUNES -Dispatrh.l
tREDiiEItkSEtl;, VA. April III
Mr., Frank W. Motley died y.S,crtla.
at her homo in l'icl,nond County. ar
toy brief Illness. Sh. VAS :. sister
"i Mr.. " ! Harrison. Of this city.
anf Of Airs. y y. iiooc. of WASHINGTON.
Sli" is survived by nor husband an,t
nIr children.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-12
Accept. wnrae,d,. Resignation.

'"NcIIoF STUART Yesterday accepted
the resignation OF Second lieutenant
Walter y. Warficld, of Company G.
FIRST Infantry. stationed 1T AlcXan-
dria. and directed that the commanding
officer OF the regiment order an ciec-
ton within thirty DAYS FOR the purpose
oil hihhG the vacancy. Business r,a-
sons prompted Lieutenant Warhcld to
resign his commission.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-12
Registrars should File REPORTS.

City Auditor George S. Crensho "
stated yesterday that the time in which
registrars employed in the recent prI.
mary should file reports of their cy-
penscs expires within ten days Of tho
date OF the primary. The time viii
expire on April Il. \ few registrars
have filed their reports
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-12
NICHOLSON MAY BE NAMED
indianapolis Author Reported ns Bcing
Agreed Upon for Assistant See
retnry OF War,

WASHINGTON. April ll.--Meredith
Mich olson. Of indianapolis. author, is
practically agreed upon as Assistant
Secretary OF War by President Wilson,
it WAS learned tonight.
Mi Nicholson is q close personal
friend OF Secretary Baker, and is un-
derStood to have the support of Vice
President Marshall
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-12

CHESTER VA, April ll.--William
j. Johnston dicu at The nonc "f his
son W. f.. Johnston. near che S'"r, last
rIaht ~ his .irhtY-scveuth wear He
Was q resident OF Louisa County until
about two years ago. Nr Johnston
leaves - brother. Captain g. f. John
stou. Of Gordonsyillc. Va, - sister
Miss Hrttic y. Johnston, and tn. fol
lowing children: W. f. James NJ
George. Ciordou. and L. +. Johnston and
Mrs Irving l.: BcvcriiCc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-12
ROUMANlA RE-ESTABLlSHES
RELATIONS WITH TEUTONS
Both Governments to Allow Free EN-
port"tion OF All surplus Products,
Except War MATERNAL

lSpcciai cabl. 10 The Times. pispo,ch
LONDON. April Honmania has
rc-cstablshcd commercial relations
with Germany and Austria. according
To Significant Contra! News dispatch
from Rome. rrc Giorn:,lc D'ItalIa
which is pro;"d as making this state
n"ht. also states that Roumania's COM
m"rcinl relations with Russia have been
suspended
Another i:p'n" dispatch declares the
service Of freight trains to Hungary
is to he resumed ana the export OF
jSo.poo wagons "r Houmanian grain to
III. central empires is about TO bc"in
ia exchange Houmdu.a viii receive
German coal, nactiu"ry ana other in
""Hti'"i products The question OF
munitions for the I:oUInauian army Is
not yet settled iiouwania has I'M in
Su'hcicni Sunpiy rf these. aud until
that is rcmcd!"d she w!l! not intervene"
although troops movements continue
on all frontiers
lie news from Rome is borne out ~
q stat"rn"n. from Berlin tina, the Ger
man Sccictary for Foreign Affairs and
IN" Eoumani:h minister in RcrIin
siin"d convention on April TO re
establish "oniiu"rciai relations between
IN" two countries.
In This convention. tho Berlin die
match states. both governments spc-
N'''N'''F Nl''''ii -! 'N'..F i"IUlirES "a AL
low free expectation Of All surplus
nome products except war material
Gernany's compact with Houmania
Tor TN" fre" expectation from one cour-
Try /" another % home products adds
another - tn" long list Of Geriuany's
diplomatic victories! in the Near East
ENGLAND. f"r months past has been
naEirg f"rvcnt efforts u prevent this
70 sumption Of trade relations and to
nv eri the RonmaHiun wheat crop away
fIp" the depleted German rr:.uarics
She hns lost IN this diplomatic paIuc
EnEi7ud tried :" swing Greece into
~ notivc alliance with the .r,ent"
bowers Greco" complains England
hiundcr"d onons!veiy England and
German diplomats thronEed Constnnti-
n"pic. bu, Turkey ignored hcr British
friends ana was won over ny tho
Kaiser special uloahcrs
Bulgaria. il j. freely said i'll England
n'iGh, hnv" n"cu !ncNr"nsivolv induced
:" como over" tn, tho German hid was
higher German Diplomacy IS lcli pow
"rfuny III rcr.in. and has set mp Stun
biin@hiocks for The British from euh
to end ~ Egypt.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-12
Continue sbootipp Co.,.

The case against James Anderson,
tho negro hoy alleged to have shot
iGarland Luck In the hip Sunday after
noon on tho Second Street Road In
Barton Heights, was continued in tho
Juvenile and Domestic Relations Court
yesterday on account Of the absence Of
Important witnesses.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-12

been member "f,thc police corps for
over twenty years. aud Mas one Of thc
Steadicst and most reliable men on the
force. III" MA" = Confederate veteran.
and Il man Of unSwcrViug Integrity.
TIL" funcrai viii hc from the Scland
BAPTIST church at J.3" tomorrow at
t"rnoou, and the active pallfcarcrg will
be members of IN" police corps
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-12

80 laI 10 IN' T!n.s- h'srur-W
Sitr:NANDpAli VA, April lI.-\c,,r
: ho' e'inph IN ;or The apst fow weeks.
Voted TODAY n. ,j,o
non IF bond issue of s.o."u0 far =
F&h""l building Tho bond is.u. car.
r''6 10y - V"i. III - Ia IS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-12
Litchford Tb.t,

Henry f. Litchford. vice-presjdent of
IN" old Dominion Trust Company, re-
ported 10 the police Yesterday that hi"
nome had been robbed of an ame,hvs,
pin set, valued at $40
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-12
Forwards Commission 10 e;,,.on

AdJutant-General Sale yesterday for
warded Jonathan Catlet Gibson. OF
Company p, Second Infantry. stationed
at Culpeper. his commission as second
lieutenant In the Virginia Volunteers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-12

ing !S.ii from Martha CLARKE w,s 60
'i1i"h yesterday ~ tho tinstings Court
ana sentenced 10 serve six months IT,
~ Brooks. charged with stealing
- worth Of eggs from the Capital Ciiv
Lunch. Inc, was fined s.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-12

Special TO The Times Dispatch
l.NNtiiEtI;G. VA, April IL Mrs
Mimi" Is. Lawhorne. aged twenty
years. wife Of Wiley hawthorne, died
this morning q: their home in Fair
Nicw Heights
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-12
Case Against snrncino Dismissed.

TIC CHSt HEdIHSt TANK SArUC!nO. AZ
'csted on charge Of being disorderiS
and assaulting &. w. billiard. was dis
missed in the Police Court Yesterday
upon payment OF costs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-12

Activc-W j Parrish. Jr. Carlton
Parrish. ". NJ Parrish. W. II Parrish
Robert Parrish, Edward Parrish
James Miller ana Chldrcy Scot;
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-12
TOO LATE no CLASSIFY

FIRST CLASS washwounn wants wash;r
Apply 1912 West Leigh street,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-12

years active in local and district pol..
tics. HIS death came two months after
that OF his wife.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-12

OF tho Virginia Pilots Associations
FORMER member Of the council. OF va
rious trade organizations and FOR many
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-05

rra uutD exp, .........
AtG Z6
Pay roll eleC. com n ..,..
Wm. ifenschel. - al. salary
dep. Ftff. t.st.s..t ...ss.. .r..t.rt
p \ Eapi echt. reps T w
Nrs Gertrude Bocr. REID
~ hfN f+.ts.aa f.f t..f..f
Arthur q Whitcomb. - A.,
ID a. Kinney, = al. mod
exam. ID. sssfs..- ..sA.-tt.
~ a Layton, q al. Births
~ u Burke, !. y. EcOTHc
N. r. flanagan. 81 al. J. +.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-05

Uetr0it TOIrd0 thOTe LIne,
freight ... ..-...... 20
Wabash X r.. freight 100
" y. U u. freight. 500
WIN grsnt - al. la bor. ~
Pay roll labor ........... s.786
81 = IL, e., freight ...,.. G33
AtG
ohio & Mich. =. & q Co.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-28
Autonobiling.

Mr. and Mrs Charles CoreU Will
leave Sunday morning Tor Tularos9,
y NJ where they viii visit for three
weeks or more En- route they viii
stop ar Cloudcroft and othe- points of
interest They viii make the trip in
Ar Corell's Overland car
D. F Bryant and wife and A. Wood
ruff. Of Arresia. y NJ, arrived IN TT
Faso yesterday in AR. Bryauts five
passenger Ford touring car. They made
the trip through Roswell. AlamoCordo
and Las Cruces. and are TO return hy
way of HuecO Tanks and Hope Air.
Bryant reports that the roads are good
with the exception Of about Il miles
north of Fl PasO- They viii leave II
Paso Sunday for Artesia.
Miss Madeline Fisk PLAYED chauffeur
to few of the members of Mrs. Mark
Cadwallader's Sunday school class of
the First Methodist church. when sh p
took them i'm her car down the valley
10 Mrs Cadwalladet ranch home. \
regular picnic lunch. which the young
women took with them. was eaten at
the home of the hostess In the party.
which left town about $50 and returned
about eight was Mrs Mice Willis.
Misses Lillian Strauss Hazel Houston.
Bess Houston. Eleanor Price. Isabel
Valentine and Madeline Fisk.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-28
Weddings.

The wedding of Miss Hazel Johnson,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs 7. 3 John
son, 10 Clarence Streeter. took place
at the parish house of the Cathedral
of the Immaculate Conception on
Thursday evening At : o'clock The bride
was given in marriage by her father,
T. z. Johnson She was attended by her
sister. Miss Grace Johnson. as maid OF
honor. The groom had as his best man.
W Z Piper. Only the most intimate
friends OF the young couple attended
the ceremony, which was performed by
father Roy In the bridal party Were
Misses Grace and Esther Streerer. sis
ters OF the groom Nj and Mrs NJ
Jungjonann. cousins OF the bride, Tom
and Robert johnson, brothers OF the
bride. and Nj and Mrs. r B. Johnson
After the ceremony an informal recep-
ton was held a the home OF the bride
parents. on East Boulevard Potted
palms and ferns. shasta daisies and
carnations formed the decorations nsed
in the home. Hanging from the chan
delier to the four corners of the table
was white tulle. which also covered
the chandelier on me dining room
table. in the center. rested large white
wedding cake. oruamentcd with lilies Of
the valley and small doves on the
buffet were lighted pink candles in Sill
yer candlestiCks. with pink shades
which were wrapped with ferns and
vines The wedding party also formed
the line of receiving \ buffet lunch
con was served 10 the callers during
the evening Mrs. Streeter was gowncd
in q white taffeta and GeorEette crepe
dress. made ankle length. She wore
simple white satin hat. with single
bow at one side. Her arm bouquet was
Of brides roses and lilies Of the valley
The maid of honor. Miss Grace John
son. wore pink rUffled gown. trimmed
with black velvet Her hat was a pink
Georgette crepe adorned with tiny rose
buds She carried an arm bouquet OF
pink brides maids roses Mr. and Mrs
Streeter have taken apartments at the
Rio Grande apartments Mrs. Strecter
was born and has been reared in Fl
Paso. Mr. Streeter IS , Dallas man.
having come here recently. He is now
with the Universal Tire COMPANY
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-28
How to Judge a
Woman by Her Hair

There are always the weu-known
and semi-humorous methods. such
IS saving brunettes are quick-tem-
pered or blondes are keener in their
mental activity. But there Is real com
mon sense in Just noticing whether
The hair is well kept 10 judge a WON
ans neatness. or in looking ~ her
siyle Of arranging her hair, TO decide
whether or not size nse good taste. II
sou are one Of the few who Try 10
make the most Of your hair. remember
that II IS not advisable 10 wash the
hair with any cleanser made for all
purposes. but always use some good
preparation made expressly for sham
pooling. You can enjoy the very best
by getting some canthrox from yuu1
druggist and dissolVinC reaspoon1uI
IN a cup Of not water when your sham
poo is all ready After its use the
hair dries rapidly with uniform color
bandruff. excess oil and dirt are dis
solved and entirely disappear Your
hair VIII be so fluffy that il will look
much heavier than il is. Its Iusrre and
softness viii also delight YOU while
the stimulated scalp gains the health
which insures hair growth.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-28
Dances.

The regular weekly dance ar the II
Paso Country club VII be- held ON sat
urdaH night. ar the old club site TIL.
dancing VIII he cone as usual ON The
cement tennis cOu's Of the club
Through the courtesy OF Brig Gen Geo
Sell. jr-. the 2oth infantry band will
furnish the music for the dancers
I'm spite OF the rain last evening the
attendance at the Vest YsIeta Counrr,
club dance was again large. as IL has
Teen Of late The dancers were an eV-
&c edinSly Jolly crowd. Among those
present We're. AIr and Mrs H. I.
Fletcher. Mr. and Mrs y. Z Ware. Mr..
and Mrs. E A. HenninS. Mr.. and Mrs.
sam FAINT. Mr. and Mrs. A F. Row
lands. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Long. Ne
danes g ". Jones. r. NJ Waller. Fa1
MSRea, Misses Vera De Witte. lean
i;osers. Mary White. Edna Elaine Scot
%. Pearl Stearns. of Hillsdale Mich
Billy Peterson. Nora Lawhorn, Flor
ence Mohan. Mae Buckaloo. Edna
Long. Julia Bigelow- Capt. J. y. Har-
Gard. Lieufs. Theodore Barnes r.
Julian Barnes. Arthur Underwood T.
W Houston. Or. Willard Sample
Messrs Charles Schutz. Jake kauff-
Tuan. George ). Kimble, &. p Henry.
W IT. +. Judd. " T. Payne. f. y.
Ihayer. Wm. Collins. Ben jenkins.
Fred Hardicker, " Merrill, E. BussinE
and others