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DEEDS OF TRUST.

Square so-F1ors A. Lloyd To II. D. Gordon.
to secure Fulton n. Gordon S.l6l.ls; i to 60
months, per cent: lots IS and Is
Square Gei-Russell H. Kent to H. ID Gordon
To secure Fulton r. Gordon S,Tlseo: l to 50
months. Per cent; west half lot e and all
lots Q. q and o
". Linkins and George R. IAnkins to secure
Gussie Brock 500: years. 81 per cent semi
snnuaIb; lot %. block IT,
Square &2l-William c. and Allison N, Miller
70 William NJ. Hoffman and Allan T.. Walker
to secure Albert W. Howard 500; years, 6 per
cent, semi-aunually; lot l.
Square 22l-Willam C. and Allison n Miller
to William NJ. Hoffman and Allan Il Walker. to
secure Albert W. Howard $3.50; years Der
cent. seni-annuany; lets So TO So (sI trusts one
Of $3.50 each lot).
Square 22l-WiIam O. and Allison n Miller
to William T. Galiher and Charles +. GaTber
To secure Allan 4. Walker s2Ol25o; l year, 6 Der
cent. semi-annualIy; lots l and 50 to s.
New Seat-James Z Edmunds ct al To rrnsp
II. Homer and James L. Marshall, to secure Nc
Lachleu Banking Corporation $3.50; TO q months
described.
Naturalization Van n Marschalk ct u1.
TO H. II. Bergman and Charles Schafer to secure
Northern Liberty erman-Americsn Building As
socistiOn No. 500
Square 3T-KathsTne Kiesecker to Fimnn r.
Homer and James L. Marshall. to securs Nc
Lachlen Banking Ccrporation $50; years, 6
PER cent, semi-annually; lot TO-
H
Richie and Henry C. Crocker. TO secure Lester
H. Wocs"- S,l5c; Isl notes. per cent; lot 10
Square s-@O-Sarah G. Nolan to Arthur Carr and
Marvin \. Custis, 70 secure Perpetual Building
Association 500: lot l9
Square Bji-Hall e. Walker and NelIis NJ.
Christie to Arthur Carr and Marvin A. Gusts to
secure Perpetual Building Association $3.50; lot SO
Square l3l3-Sa7h F. Sonnemann to B. Francis
Saul and j. Whitley Jacobs, to secure Thomas h
Allen $500: l. and years. per cent semi
annually lot L.
Whitney Close-Charles w Lippold ct w to
William Z. shannon and Charles NJ waIlinryford
to secure Middaugh and Shannon s. 30; monthly
payments. 81 per cent, semi annually; lot 2.
block 6.
PetwOrth- Clifford H. and Anna B. McGIazon
to B. Francis Saul and ]. wriley Jacobs, to
secure Thomas F. Allen $50; years par cent.
quarterly; lot Il. square 81. Same 70 William
Z. shannon and Charles VI. waIlingsfurd 10 secure
Middaugh and Shannon 81 5000: monthly pay
ments, Ter cent; came property
Square S0-GeOrge W. Slater ct uI to Ernest
L. Schmidt and George NJ Emmerich to secure
German-American Building Association $500 lot 40
Square GD-Edwin w DlckIe ct VI. to George
L. WEitfCrd and George G. McEIwee. to secure
Edward p. Williams 500; monthly payments per
cent: lots 50 and So
Square E-WillIam w Queen ct NJ. To George
Q. Gertman, to secure Florence A. Piper s.
year. per cent, semi annually; half interest in
lot IS
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United States VS.. Georgelos Constant;
twenty-five talesmen ordered for tomor-
row at 10 a. m; attorney, F. Edward
Mitchell.
United States VS.. Walter Scott; assault
with dangerous weapon; plea guilty;
sentenced to penitentiary for one year
and six months.
United States vs.. Arador Powell; sec
ond offense petit larceny; plea guilty;
sentenced to penitentiary for one year
and six months.
United States We. Maggie Dixon and
George Turner; grand larceny; plea not
guilty each; attorney, o. A. Bigoness.
United States VS.. Addie Jones; house
breaking and larceny; plea not guilty;
attorney, D. Edward Clarke.
United States VS.. Joseph W. Hunter;
HOUSEKEEPING and larceny; plea guilty:
remanded and referred to probation Off
GER; attorney, A. A. Hickey.
United States vs.. Louis Kaiser;
forgery; verdict not guilty on first
count and guilty on second count; bail
increased to $3.50; defendant committed;
attorney, T. NJ. Baker.
adultery; sentenced to penitentiary for
two years: placed on probation; attor-
neys. Hawken & Havell
United States VS.. James Buckley;
bawdy house; plea not guilty withdrawn;
motion to quash filed; attorney, D. Ed
ward Clark.
Assignment for today:
United States VS.. Georgelas Constant.
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District Courts

Two friendly suits to establish titles
to land in the District were filed In Dis
trict Supreme Court yesterday by Frank
B. West, of this city, and NJ. r. PodolL
OF Yellow Medicine County, Mimi,
against Clara A. Marden. The defend
ants assert that they took title to these
suburban lands in 1914 as security for
promissory notes made by Clara A.
Marden, the transfer being made to
them by Edward r. Marden, now de-
ceased. The defendant states that she
is willing that the transfers be made.
The suits are instigated to give the
plaintiffs legal title to the lands. Attor-
neys Ralston and Richardson represent
the plaintiffs.
Mrs Catherine Brosnohan yesterday
began suit for maintenance and one-half
interest in their residence at SIS Elev-
enth street northeast, against her hus-
band. James J. Brosnohan. said to be
financial secretary of the local Brick
layers Union. They were married on
July 3, 1890. She alleges cruelty
The will of Alfred V. A. Ghiselli is to
be contested by his brother and sisters,
who claim that the signature to the doc
ument was secured by fraud and that 1t
was not the testator's last will and tes-
lament. They ask that 1t be not ac-
ceptcd for probate, in a caveat filed by
Attorney George A. Berry. Angelina
Giovannetti, Marie r. Coldenstroth and
Frank f. Ghiselli are the relatives con-
cerned in the application.
William F. Kelley. former United
States Consul General at Rome. left an
estate in the District valued at $3,306.5s
according to the statement OF his widow
filed in Probate Court yesterday by At
torncy o. F. Carusi. She asks to be
named executrix. He was a resident of
Lincoln. Neb., and leaves a widow and
one son, Mcclure Kelley, II.
Horace A. Goddard. who died on Feb
ruary IS, left an estate worth 1880, ac-
cording to the statement of William R.
Goddard, his executor, who yesterday
petitioned the Probate Court to enter
the will to probate. The estate includes
property at Fhirmont and Twelfth street
northwest. valued at s14.45O, and cash
and household effects estimated TO be
worth $3.50
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Probate Division.
Justice MrCoy

Estate Leah scroggins; petition for let
tiers OF administration filed; attorney, P.
a. Galleher.
Estate Daniel McFarlan; petition to
compromise claimed filed; attorney, E. e.
Clement.
Estate Georgina NJ. Mack; petition to
transfer stock filed; attorney, E. F..
Mechlin.
Estate Rosa wallsch; petition for dis
tribution and sale of personal property
filed; attorney, Woodbury. Blair.
Estate. Elizabeth McCloskey CIeary;
VIII dated December II, 1914, fled.
Estate Honora A. Goddard: petition for
probate Of will and letters testamentary
filed; attorney, ]. NJ. Loughran.
Estate Of Sylvester f. Jones; petition
for probate of will filed; attorney, w. F..
S. Curtis
Estate Of Alfred " A. GhiselIi; caveat
filed; attorney, George A. Berry.
Estate of James A. Day: petition for
appointment of win filed; attorney, Geo.
c. Gertman.
Estate Of Annie 3. Nelson: petition for
letters OF administration filed; attorpeys
Wilson, Huidekopsr @ Lesh
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Circuit Division No. .
Ju.tice stafford.

District Of Columbia VS.. Philadelphia
Baltimore and Washington Railroad
Company; time to plead extended to
April 10; plaintiffs attorneys. c. H. Syme
and F. H. Stephens.
Moore VS.. Washington and Old
Dominion Railway Company; plaintiff
granted leave to file more than one re-
plicatlon to defendants plea, nune pro
tune as of March II, 1916: plaintiffs at
torney, ]. S. Easby-Smith and r. B.
Fleharty; defendants attorney, W. J.
Lambert.
Simpson VS.. Southern Railway Com
pany; verdict for defendant; plaintiff 5
attorneys. T. L. Jeffords and e. A.
Keigwin: defendants attorneys, Hamil-
ton, Yerkes and Hamilton.
Tolson VS., American Express Company;
on trial; plaintiffs attorneys, D. w.
Baker and John w. Staggers; defendant's
attorneys, Hill, Ross and Hill.
Assignment today:
I7-Ellerson & Wemple VS.. Belmont;
attorneys, Rufin & Obear, Darlington
Lambert, Yeatman.
247-J. c. Knipp & Sons VS.. W. B.
Moses 6 Sons; attorneys, Colbert-Don-
aldson.
279-Tract VS.. District of Columbia; at
torneys. RidOut-Syme.
2S1-Clark vs.. New Washington Brick
Company; attorneys, Douglas. Ruffln &
Obear. Hamby-N. and c. R. Wilson.
25-Trousdale vs.. Pence; attorneys,
Moore, Barbour, Keith, McCandlish,
jackson.
293-Upperman vs.. Washington Rail-
way and Electric Company; attorneys,
Newmyer, Lyon & Lyon-Bsrbour.
3O9-ROth VS.. Love; attorneys, Carmody
Mather-Newmyer.
311-Craig, administrator, VS.. Parish,
administrator; attorneys, Hackett-Rob-
inson.
313-McNamara VS.. Henry ct al; at
torneys, Hickey, Conley-Douglas, Ruffln
and Obear
S15-BUrke VS.. Anacostia and Potomac
Railway Company; attorneys, Lambert,
Yeatman-BarbOur.
S21-Kettner VS.. District Of Columbia;
attorneys. Easby-Smith, Fleharty-Syme,
Whiteford.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.
WHITE.

WHITE.
Lonnie d. Palmer. 2, of Norfolk. Va. and
Lillian MacwestmoEel&nd. 10. Of Petersburg Va
Rev. L. Morgan Chambers
Charles z. Criterion q. and Gladys r. Oatterton
mot relstedl. ID. both Of Pindell. Nd. Rev. G. c.
Mclean.
Samuel Dallas Tucker. q. and Marjorie Irwin, Is.
Rev. ID. NJ. Martin.
George J. Shoplsnd. g. Of steubenvtlle Ohio.
and Esher A. Dewey, D, Of Washington Rev.
b. d. Cav.
David o. Cropp. 2. and Alice NJ. Smith, IS.
Rev. II. Z Harter.
Richard A. Barnes. q and Esther Lee Hughes,
2, both Of Richmond Rev J. J. Muir.
C0LORED
L. r. Page. u and Maize Johns, "a Rev.
s. L. Csrother
Walter Green. 2. and Mildred Hutchinson, %
Rev. Peter Hayes
y H. Monroe. Is, and Josephine Tbomas e.
Rev John Richards.
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COURT PROCEEDINGS
MONDAY, MARCH AZ, 1916.

Robinson VS.. Robinson;s order for all
mony pendente lite; plaintiffs attorney
Hubert Newsom; defendants attorney
Octave Bigoness.
In re Graham & Day; order directing
payment of lien; attorney, R. Newton
Do madison.
Hudson VS.. Hudson; rule discharged
by Justice Siddons); plaintiffs attorneys
w ]. Lambert, r. II. Yeatman and f.
r. Whipplsr.
Assignment for today:
2Ss-Brown VS.. Brown; attorney, Bend
helm.
253-Harris VS.. Richmond Park I'm
provement Co.; attorneys, Baker, Leahy
-Ridout.
2s9-Crawford VS.. Crawford; attorneys,
Forrest-Shields.
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DEATH RECORD.

WHITE.
William Farwig, 81 years. Govt. Hospital Insane
Thomas ]. Pence, e, 1858 n. Y. ave.
HeIda Mathison, q. LIZ Spring road
ThomH Hughes, 20. I'D NJ It. nv.
Eleanor Nudge. 2, Columbia Hospital
John Miller. s. Sibley Hospital
Amelia Bell IS, $40 d s. sw.
John Gceprsl. s., Rupert Home, AnanstiA
Edward Hatcher, Y, Govt. HossitAl Insane
George T. Wells. CO. River road.
Patrick Crafty 81, Govt HOSPITAL Insane
Frank NJ Morton, IS, 04 NJ st. NV.
Cordela Mansre. p. Home for Aged and Inhrm
Tony Bager. Is. Gepgetown University Hosri1l
Joseph Romolo. 70. Washington Asylum Hospital
Emma Ferguson. s months. 3 Perue Il. nv.
John A. Herbert, months. 1919 lst &. se.
COLORED.
Matte Holmes, 90 years, Z3R sth St NV.
Mary C. Duckctt, S. y Z st. NV.
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BIRTH RECORD.
WHITE.

WHITE.
Robert c. and Catherine Williams, boy.
William NJ. and May NJ. Ullman. girl.
Warren w. and ElizabethIAl Steiner, boy.
John w. and May L. Smith, boy.
William A. and Nora Il Sabin. boy.
William and F1orenoe Patton girls (twins1.
II. N. and Irene Petersen, boy.
Walter and Mollie McCloskey, girl
George A. and Elizabeth NJ Myers, g1rL
james Med. and Louise Moffett. girl.
Peter L. and Garopolo Jscono. boy.
William NJ. and Ida J. Freeny, girl.
Charles ID. and Lillian CLARK, girl.
James IA and Doris b. Grow. boy.
Harry r and Ina L. Grim, boy.
Earl II. and Helen Clapp. girl
Everett and Georgia L. Burroughs, boy.
Edward L and Annie b. Adams, boy.
COLOREB.
William II. and Edna Thomas, girl
Rudolph and Chsine Shepherd, girl.
Archie and Fedetta Scott, girl.
Jesse and Nellie e. Lee, boy.
William and Annie johnson, boy.
George W. and Georgia V. Butler. bog.
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y. c. Court of Apneals.

Present: The chief justice, Mr.. Justice
RObb and Mr.. Justice Van OrsdeI.
29lEO'DOEnell VS.. Beechnut Packing
Co: motion to extend time for appellant
to flc brief granted
2SS-Hutchins vs.. HUtchins: continued
until October term
Patent appeal No. 1n1O-Steinwender
Coffee Co. vs.. National Grocer Co: mo-
ton for rehearing denied
26+Supreme Council Royal Arcanum
vs.. Behrend; Judgment Of March s set
aside and motion for rehearing granted.
Adjourned from day to day until Mon
day, April g. 1916.
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S4205-H. r. PodoI VS.. Clara A. Mar
den; to substitute trustee; plaintiffs at
torneys, Ralston 6 Richardson; defend
ants attorney, s. d. Willis.
SO4-Frank B. West VS.. Clara A. Mar
den; to substitute trustee; plaintiffs at
torneys. Ralston g. Richardson; defend
ants attorney, S. d. Willis
S4H5-Catherine Brosnahan VS.. James
]. Brosnahan; for maintenance; plain
tins attorney, Blaine Coppinger.
3406-Riggs National Bank VS.. J. Miller
Kenyon. trustee, ct al; interpleader;
plaintin's attorneys, r. Ross Perry, jr.,
and II. w. Sohon.
S+20I-Willtam w. Queen VS.. Carrie
Thompson and Stoddard Baptist Home;
partition; plaintiffs attorney, George c.
Gertman.
S2OS-Puynton w. Musson VS.. John B.
Dahlsren and John d. DahIgren, trus-
tees; to substitute trustee; plaintiffs at
tOrney, Charles V. Inlay.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

PetwOrth-Winfeld Preston TO David l. and Bessie
l. Pitcher, lot S. square 5Z5 So
81 Q street northwest-Jans d. Lewis TO Charles
A. TSine, lot s. square 6l4 SO.
Barry Farm-Jarrett s. Berry to J. Harold Nc
DOwell, part lot 8. section l. SO.
Whitney ClOse-Nfiddaugh & Shannon TO Charles
W. Lippold. lot z block 6, so
PetwOrth-Allan E. Walker ct VI. to William G.
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TO ADDRESS CORNELL MEN.
John IhIder VIII Tell of Ellen Will
son Memorial at Luncheon

John IhIder. secretary of the Ellen
Wilson Homes. Inc, will speak today
at the weekly luncheon of Washington
Cornell men at the Ebbtt House. Mr.
Ihlder will talk on the progress OF the
movement for the establishment OF me-
mortal homes to the late Mrs. Woodrow
Wilson.
H. w Peaslee. secretary Of the Cor
nell Alumni Association, announces the
luncheon will begin at 1880 o'clock.
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John Kelly. 81. Govt. Hospital Insane
Clinton Bennett. &C. lss st. sw.
Margaret Randall. IS. Casualty Hospital
Alberta White. /, s. l. St DIV.
FRANCIS y. Luckett. 50. Is Bowen road. Anacostia
David Il Ross, 49, Tuberculosis Hospital
Geofge Disgs, 70. Govt. Hospital Insane.
William Budd, 81, FreeSlmeu's Hospital
George H. Andersen, TO- Casualty Hospital.
Elizabeth Lindsay. q, 2s2 Champaign ST. nv.
John Rhodes. n, lIl5 18Th 81. NV.
Beatrice Newman, 2 Tubsrculoas Hospital
Margaret Herd. II months 70 st
Herman Thomas, II, 81 hous, 3T Il 81 ~.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1916-03-28

In the present fiscal year the United
States Bureau of Fisheries expects to
exceed all former records in the num-
Der of fish distributed and may pass
the 5000. 00O, 900 mark.
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United States Court of Claims.

Chief Justice Edward K. Campbell,
Judge Fenton W. Booth, Judge Samuel
5. Barney, Judge George w. Atkinson,
and Judge George E. Downey.
The chief justice announced the fol-
James A. Blanchard; Judgment for
Abel A. Candy. executor; Judgment for
claimant.
Mena T., sowIe, Administrative; order
remanding to law calendar.
The Mile Lac Band OF Chippewa In
dams; Overruled; failure Of parties to
comply with Rule IS.
Robert A. Baughlin; see order.
Edgar Simmons; see order.
INDIAN DEPRECIATION
Joseph D. Wall; judgment in the name
Of said executor.
Samuel ]. Short; Judgment in the name
OF said Administrative
George Sumsion; Judgment in the name
Of James NJ. SumsiOn. administrator
Congressional-FfndlnS Of fact and
conclusion in:
'T-~n L. Abbey.
-7Fs- 2.ppes
Hs-- NiEsiGs.
EsEsLl-c Evals. widow.
Joseph Y KsnGau
Lizzie w. Townsley. widow.
Nicholas c. Boswell.
Orange Parret.
Frank Winter ct al, heirs.
William II. Anderson VS.. United States;
Mr.. F. Sprigg Perry was heard for plain
tin. and Mr.. Harvey D. Jacob for de-
PENDANTS
D. W. Bennett estate VS.. United States:
submitted by Mr.. Benjamin Carter for
plaintiff, and Mr.. George T. Stormont for
defendants
Congressional % cases) submitted by
Mr.. c. d. Pennebaker fer plaintiffs, and
Mr.. P. c. Walker for defendants.
Jose L Costello vs.. United States: Mr.
jackson H. Ralston was heard for plain
TN; Mr.. VI. Norris for defendants;
argument continued uBtiI tomorrow
Z. B. Miller VS.. United States; sub
mttted by Mr., G. W. Holt for plaintiff,
and Mr.. W. F. Norris foE defendants.
Defendants docket Of cases under Rule
g. See orders.
Adjourned until tomorrow morning
CTuesday), 10 o'clock.
Cases posted for trial: Trial 146, Isl.
L., i, "A and So
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United States VS.. Henry Mckenzie;
assaulting letter carrier; plea not
guilty; attorney, T. NJ. Baker.
United States VS.. Walter Pickett: grand
larceny; plea guilty: referred to probation
onicer; attorneys, Joseph II. Stewart.
In re estate of Parmeller w. Ethering-
ton; trial Of issues reset for April 2.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1916-03-28

Perhaps a more advantageous loca-
ton would help you in business. Read
the real estate opportunities advertised
in the Want Columns.-Dan sayles.
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Bankruptcy Division.
Iusffce MeEax

In re John A. Zeller; adjudication and
reference to Ralph D. Quinter.
In re James F. Filgate; rule returnable
April Z
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District DIYIxian.

Chief Justice Coyinxton-
In re widening of Benning road east of
Thirty-sixth street; jury respIted.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-14
AIkali in Soap
Bad For the Hair

Soap should be used very carefully. if
you want TO keep your hair looking its
best. Most soaps and prepared sham
poos contain too much alkali. This
dries the scalp. makes the hair brittle,
and ruins it
The best thing for steady use is just
ordinary mulsified cocoanut oil (which
Is pure and greases5ss). and is better
than the most expensive soap or any
thing else you can use
One or two teaspoonfuls win cleanse
the hair and scalp thoroughly. Simply
moisten the hair with water and rub it
in It makes an abundance OF rich.
creamy lather. which rinses out easily,
removing every particle Of dust. dirt
dandruff and excessive oil The hair
dries quickly and evenly, and II leaves
the scalp soft. and the hair fine and
silky, bright lustrous. fluffy and easy
70 manage
You can get mulsifisd cocoauut oil at
any pharmacy. it's very cheap. and
few ounces viii supply every member
OF the family for months.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-14
KHAKI KNIGHTS
MADE WELCOME
Local Council Knights Co.
Iumbus Give Military Visi
tors Rousing Reception.


Anlitiamen Knights Of Columbus
were guests Of FL Paso council No.
SIS Thursday night at its four story
home on Myrtle avenue. where good
fellowship and fraternaIism combined
to make one of the most successful and
enthusiastic entertainments that has
featured the arrival OF the national
guard troops in the city Arranged
purely as an entertainment compliment
tary 10 the visiting members there was
not a moment during the entire even
ing when there was not something
doing and when taps" were sounded
at the close Of the card at 1850 o'clock,
there was not one knight or soldier in
Khaki who did not express himself as
having a good time. and tender his
thanks to the local council
Tin Cup Fight Is Novelty.
Boxing, singing and other diversions
had been assembled into an attractive
and interesting program by the com
rnfttee in charge. there being five bouts
Ia all with the sofa pillow" nits-
From the time Of the tin cup fight
novelty not seen heretofore in Fl Pasos
by men Of the Ninth MaSsa chucetts-
until the singing Of We are on our
way TO Mexico" by company I. Fifth
Massachusetts, infantry, there was
string Of entertainers in the ring,
many Fl RaSOanS Contributing Lnclr
efforts in an attempt TO make the en-
tertainment an ever greater success
Newton c. Bassett brought down the
house when heBang two selections. while
q quartet from Philadelphia, several
monolog artists and others received
graf applause
J. VI. NeaIOn Welcomes Visitors
The welcoming address to the ap-
proximately 500 militiamen assembled
IN the hall was delivered by Joseph II
Nealon. orator Of the local council
They tell me-" said Mr.. NealOn, that
the celebrated Irish brigade Of the
civil war was made up entirely Of men
from Pennsylvania and Massachusetts
The brigade was a good one all right,
but while you are in Texas, We want
YOU to know that We are not going
10 receive you like our Texas fore
fathers did with bullets. We are glad
10 have YOU here. and we want you to
stay Just as long as you can
Praises Catholic Soldiers
we know that you are well drilled
and well armed. and every one in El
PasO knows that there is no better SOL
der in the world than the United
states military man We know there
IS no better guardian Of the flag we
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-14
EEMyNOIBSS 1NnTELAND
~ 6VDAISYDEAN ~

UCILLE LEE STEWART, who
makes her screen debut as feat
IL ured player in the Blue Ribbon
release. The Destroyers,r is, as may be
imagined, the elder sister Of the popu-
lar young star Of the Vitagraph COM
pany, Anita Stewart.
She is. moreover, a sister in law TO
Thomas Il. Ince. the famous Triangle
producer, and John Ince, known for
his direction Of the films. for Lucille
Lee Stewart is none other than Mrs,
Ralph II. Ince in private life Her hus-
band having established Anita firmly
in the stellar armament OF the film
world. now seems determined to do the
same for his wife.
Although she is well acquainted with
studio work. Miss Lucille Stewart, as
she chooses TO be known professional
~. has heretofore appeared only in
minor roles. She is a charming blonde
Of slight girlish build. and there is
much promise in her work
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-14
EDNA GOODRICH
IN BODY OR SOUL"

Edna Goodrich is the star of another
new photodrama titled Body or Soul"
william D. Taylor is entrusted with
the production Of this, and has Juan de
Ia Cruz as leading man. Harold Hol-
land. Lucille Ward. Kathlyn Kirkham
and Herbert Standing as supports. The
subject is "a society drama with a de-
cidedly new plot An ambitious mother
plans her daughter shall marry a sue
cessful dramatist. and while the daugh-
ter secretly admires the man, she fears
he will wed her because Of her beauty.
and not her personality To insure
against this. the girl has a false scar
placed on her cheek. and advises all she
was burned with acid Shortly after
ward she secures employment as a
stenographer in the office of the dram
atisr. and in the weeks that follow wins
hfs love by her pleasing personality.
Then the scar is removed.