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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-14

5lpiiden oer follfalil6en rnb melopoz
tanlilden Sront pcrnibtcten Sic Cir
ten cine &apallericabtbeilung ppn 1000
VGanr1 nno erbelltctcn cine grpN Ienz
sc Srte9slnotcrial, aemab Dem am
Wlpntng IN &pnltantillppel nerDffent=
lid)ten antliden tiirtiid)en 9cridt.
VI ii llcn amf beun 81 ii If 3 ng.
8erlin, 13. SUM-. Scr beutie
|9 e &iener @cricbt beIast. slui Sen
9obcn pltlid) bon 8iesnccipe5f bra6
etn rlllli iicber sln9riff inter unlercnl
Sener Elm. @eftise Sample bauern
norpmeltlid BON Garnappl fort. 2alas
Der Sfipu nnb III @plbDnien mar cs
berbaltnibmdbig rubig. (gSenn Sic
Seltreid)cr nod in @olbDniell, 10 lam
es NIT bcn onsebliden rlliiiden Grfol-
gen nid)t tpeit ber lein. Mucb in Ser
9nfolpina iino .oie 9ililieu, ben leeten
gerid)ten 6ufol9e, 5uriid9ebran9t NOT
Den nnb G5ernpluie lit auBer @efabr.
Eetrograb, 13. SUM. 9as
rullii6e arie9san1t bebauptet beute,
naB Die anltrp : llngariIdeu 1no aflltz
id]cn Irllppen an Sen gaIi5ilben lno
.bplbprifden Srputen 10 i6neu 5uriide
sgin9en, BOB sic Nuilel1 min nod eiuc
flcine @naabl bpn 0'cfansenen MAIDEN
f6nncn. Sic gclan,n,t8abi ipII it'd
Ibeltte ailf 115,700 bclaufcli, gcgen
4 t14,700 9eifern pber pprgeiicrn. Snz
bcllen 1ci in BEN bonn Seii,he gcrdllrns
ten e5cbictcn piel &riessbcllte gcn,acbt
lporben.
Scr 2onopne.rg cent.
4 8 pn S on, IA. sunni. sSn @plbD1ien
|llnb Gnli5icn ieben Sic Nllllen -ibre Sfz
feniipc fprt, babel arr 9niclter 3 Grte
nit nnaislprchlicben Namen genpmlz
men nno riIcfen 9egelt Sen Arutb ltnb
Die Grcnse ser gllfoipina ppr, nit
g5ernopib aIs 3ielpl,nft. @eiter n6rbe
lid lpirb bei Iarnappl ltarf gefdmpff,
.ipo bie Seltrcicbcr, beritdrft bur1
Geutlebc, ben rriiiidben 9ur1bru9per1
lud gc9cn 2emberg bcnumen.
&anabilbe grnppen in Ser 9fesipn
ppn 0pern 6abeu eincn tpelentli6en
grfplg iibcr bie 8e1tld)en erungcn llnb
1900 garbs Ser friiberen britildclr
Stcllungcn bel 3illcrbefe lpiebergcllpntz
{ ...| n If N .gt r r,
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-14
9,cner 9rcabt,pngbt TIT 9tcnit.

ssprfplf, @a., 13. SUM. Ser
'aeue gllpcrbreabnou9bt GenniDlpa11in
.tpllrbe ant Mpntag BON ben @rbaucrl1
III Melppnrt gfeips nad Der Mariuez
iperft III Mprfolf, So. iibergefiibrt ltnb
iii Ben 9ienit Ser 9llnbesnarine NIT
aapitan 8. 9. @illpn nls apmmar,%
'beur gelfellt.
Sic geipaifnlng Ser Yelur}plba1ia
befebt aus 12 piersebn5Duigen lnb %
fiittf56lligen @eldiisen, ipipie einz
linb5lpansig5Dli9en Gprpeborpbren.
9ieIer supcrbreahnougbt miro bo,,
'a,r1erifaniidcn gadperitanbigen aIs
Sas ntdbtislte III @tenit befinblidc
aricgsidiff angeiebe,l. gei Ben Yrpbez
fabrte,1 erteidbte 8enniplbania - 32,s
900 gpnnen @uiferpcroran9ltns ll,,b
L608 SUB lang etipas mebr ais 81
&nptet, @efbminbigfeit.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-14
Merifaniidj@.

|8anbc BON 25 3erlprengt t..
5elobauptquartie bes
Sen. Eerlbing, 13. SUM. (9rabt(os
iiber Columbus, g. Dr. Ser lebtc
sdlog lpnrbe Der erDbten iiberlebcnz
Den 9anoe bon Giaaleuten i'm staote
Gbibnabua bei gasesanbru6 am
g.. SUM- bon 90 Mnnn bcs 13. &ap. :
Regt. nnter aapitdn otto 8. 8ctberlt
IN einenn Idneibisen sngriff in einem
eanpun, 20 Ieilen nDrbli1 bon sanz
te Clara, llnipeit bon bier, berlebt. Sic
Imcrifaner erlitten feinen 0erlult,
it6berten aber 25 @illabanbifen in Der
s6lndt allf, tDbteten 3, berlplnbetcn
mcbrere n1o erbeuteten ale ibrc 8ferz
DC uno Sdttel, ei1ige @eirebre ltnb
mebrere Sauienb Hunbeu bon Wuniz
tipn. Ser 8elt Ser 8anbe lit 5erlprengt
|unp boultdnbig berfriippelt.
Gin Nadtritt brac6te bie amerifancr
|bei 9agesanbrucb in Sic ghludt, 1pp
lie frildlc Tferbclpuren fanben. 9ieien
I'M 8alopp fplsenb, ltiirmten lie auf Sic
ganoiten Gin, Die in einem Gehols la
gerten. gs mar cine pollltdnbigelleberz
run1pelung unb bie |illaiiten, nur
balb bctleioet, ersriffcn Gelpebre uno
fdmpften bon bintcr ben 9dltmcn alts,
cr9uffen aber nad ipcnisen Minuten
Die Sludt 81, Sllbe in Sic geree, unter
Suriidlailnng ibrer 9ferbe uno ausz
rultung.
@ a + ing t on. 13. sunni. Sic
Mntirprt BEG 9srdlibenten g8ilipn auf
Die lebte giote Garran5as, il, ipelder
Der 9efaetp Yralibent Sic 3nriifz
5tebnns Der amerifaniihen Sruppen
aus Wegifo perlanste, pper cine CT
fdrnng, ipesbnlb has tros ibrer ec&
aenlpartisen llntbdtigteit nid1t se<
ideben iolle, miro nod ebe @illon in
|St. 2pnis lpieber np1nintrt lperben
ipirb. abgelut1bt lperben. Ser Erdiibent
tpirb bas merifaniId)e @erlangen runb
nbldla9en, ltnb nntcr ben @rinbcn
bier5lt anseben, baB Die 9torber Ser
slmerifaner in Snnto Ylabel niht be-
fraft fpnrben, ia baB nidt eintnal elm
@crfabren, bies gu tbun, cinseleitet
ipllrbe. auBeroent miro in Der gntipprt
alt6 auf bie crit fiir5lid tpieber err
folsten l1eberfalle nuf ameritaniIdcs
8cbiet binseniefen perhen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-14

@arunt l,e,,nen Sic Dcn11en
Ben 9lt,nnen ci,,en NinleI?", fragtc
Der ginie( Sen Naler.
oBenn ou gIallbit. oab alles, tpas
Sic Meniedn iaaen, eir1en ginn baben
niiile. baltn bilt oll tpirflid ei,lfaltis"
crtpiberte ser Maler.
(9er Einiel trug Sen gtempel
.Mabc III Germany" llnb Ser Wnler
battc ldmmtlide 9bpbcnreben gelelcn.)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-14
Nie NLnsf,1hr t,n1

Die slltsfllbr bon lebenoen
8anlen, Siibllern unb anberem @e.
flilgel alls Sd)lpeoen murbe berboter.
gs lpare ein Segen, lpenn man
bier Die ginfubr bon grten aus Son.
Don perbieteu tpiiroe.
Merifo bat in 50 Sa9ren 55
perldieoene Serricher, aaiier, Griii-
oenten, Giftatoren uIlp. gebabt.
llno elnen olpatchhll lpaiter" nidt 5ll
pergelen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-14
alei',e arieesi,adridtcu.
81 M g ne 3 ia II a I.

y ~ " W Io. SSulll. 3SDl4cnDer
amtlid)cr 8cri6t iullrpe am Montaa ii,
2plDpn alsgc9eben:
~SeinOliebc aeroplane belc6pliel1
Santara go @eilen liibli9 bon Sort
Saio an Sue5fanal) unb feuerten scz
ltern NIT einem Mldinengclpcbr auf
9tomani. Gpn cinem britilben Slug
5ele ipllrben lie NIT einiaen in aanz
tara cntltanbenen @erlulten 5uriidaes
tricben. Sn 9omani ipurbe giamano
rerlebt.
vgrfolereide gcbarmiibel ipltrben
sipilcben Gntrpuillen an ser Dltlidc,1
@rcn5e bes Giatia1 @ebicts eefiibrt.
gulgarii de $ afen bonn
barbirt.
Earis, 13. Sunni. Cine Sunfz
-iprrd6Depcldc ppnsalonifi meloet, bal
CINE alliirte Slptte bie iiibbulgariIde
Siilte bon sort 2a9ps bis Gebeasatld
bpnlbarbirt llnb bie @epDifelung nad
DEM Sinterlanbe flii6tet.
@ric den Lamb iii ltet
gan5 ab.
@tben, 13. Suni &Dnig Som
lfantin bot sic pnllltdnbige Gnt,npbiz
lilirlm9 Ser srie6ilden slrnee befrcz
tirt. gics 9clcbicbt i'm Sntereile ser
Meutrnlitdt lpippbl ipic aus sparlanlz
fcitsgriinben.
8ritiihe SIotte in Office (?
2pn bpn, 13. SUM-. Son Yetrpz
9rab fpn,mt beute bie gia6rid)t, baB
cine britild)e 9reabnousbtflptte lpab=
renD Der fiir5liden geeldladt ibren
&eg na6 Scr Sitlce 9cnpmmen bat nno
gIiicflidJ fin cinem rlllilhcr @afcn anz
selangt iei. @s miro bebauptct, baB
oieIer 3ug cin Sbeil Ser britil1en slb-
lidt nit Ser gecidlad)t selpe1en ici
uno bab @rpbbritannien nit ser grz
reidlut9 bieles 3pefes Sic &errldaft
il, Der Gltlec 9enpn,nen babe. (9ieIe
@ut1be ltebt in Ginflans nit Sen 2pnz
bpner gerludel1, Die Gieberlasc in Der
secldladt in ci1cn gieg un5uliigen.
81 IT blanbs 8 9rober Ynmp
in 9eip Ynrf.
gleiu Dorf, 13. Stunt. Gffisieu
miro beute bpn Ser 9satipnal Gitp
8anf an9e5eigt, Dob bon elmer gunfz
9rnppe ein 9arleben BON $4,000, 1000
an oie rlliIilbe @e9ierllt1s abgeldloiie,
lpnroe. 3u bieler @rllppe gebDre1
inltbcr bieier @anf npb Sic Guaranty
srllif So. S. g. Morgd1, & So. aibz
Ser, Geabpnp & So. llltb Sec, @ig9ills
lpi1 & gp.
1 8iele 8rltppe erDffnet Ser rrIlildc1t
Megierung bier cillcn hrciiabrigen arez
Dit bpit so Millipnen. s
@ol N So it,r a ub fnrtz
e ben.
2onbon, 13. SUM. Sic britil6e
llno bic fran5oiildje 8e9ierl1ug arbeitetl
gemeinIam on Dem g1tipurf ser M1tz
lport auf sen leeten amerifal1i]de,,
9rotclt scsen sic gtDrung bes nelltraz
len Tpltperfcbrs. llnnDtbise @er36se@
rnraen. Die auf abminiltratipe Scbler
sllriid5nfiibren iparcn, linb iekt allsge<
.leb(pilen, ipie amtlib berlidcrt tpirb.
Size gcantlportun9 ser annerifanii6cn
Mote oiirfte inumerbill mod eit,iee 3eit
in Mnlprll6 nebmen, ba tic ueill5elne
Salle anfiibrt, Sic erlt bot, Sen 8ebDr<
Den 1nterllldt nerben ntiiilen."
SIM britiidcn Inslpartigen slmt lit
Bic slnl;d)t borberrldenp, onb Sic antcz
rifanilde 8clbiperbein crlter 2i,lte Sic
anipenbuns Deg fraelidben Hrin5ips
betrifft. 1,idt aber. ubas Net)t Ser Ml=
Iiirtcn, Bic nclttrale Gplt 5lt priifen -
ein Nc6t, iibcr bas fonm Meinltl,gsz
5terld6iebenbeitcn beltebcn."
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-14
9ie Mdrfte.
Grponftc.

Gbicogo, 13. SUM-. Mei5en -
1043s Suli 1O6 Sept.
aorn 711s S,1li 70as, Sept.
Safer 80 ssslli, 3S1a Sept.
@etreioe fir 8aar:: No. rotber
gsSnterlpeisen 10415; 9eo. 2 aorl1
"a; 5tanoaro Safer 4O15.
&oggel1 geo. q o71a.
Nrr1+n SS S0
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-14
&niiiidc Sfteniiue gtgen Stitrtider
geDcnlllt.
Scridbtc icDr Deruorren, abcr mad) Ncnocucr
NeloMug
gSro sur 3c nod an oca Grensen bon gollpuicn nno Sc,
8nfomna aslampit


opb Eetprao a9 bab lie fcnc @efan9ncn me6r maiden nuen
sSet DIE Sclder N ldncu aponlauen Sebenaas no sic Muz
zen ap pclt pn G5erppe Sctde bcanpuden picpcr @rpa
bc Sep1n ~ lno Fars 9b enen Scrl 5u sb sic aorobcr
olen bel pn perlorenc Seaun9n garbs Grput lidz
9eppncn aben gscrbcn abcr @ctcr pbcr pc1cu
@ublano aetc Nem p arieasfreo bon so yiioncn
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-14
selearapaildc gsptiscl..

13. aSllllt.
@aIcboIl. eSn scr 81 M c an:
SsaIbinoton 5, Chicago ,.
s9ew s)prf 4, 9etrpit ?.
Bottom 5, Ct. Souis 3. !;
Gbilaoelp6ia 2, Glepelano II. !
Sn Der q ipnal 2eague::
Chicago 5, 9leip Yorf 2.
ct. 2puis /, grppflpn 3.
cincinnati 0, gpltpn 0 (Sunfels
belt nod t6 Sl1llings.)
Tittsburs 3, philadelphia 5.
Sn Ser 3 s 2iga: 1
Slppminaton I. 9opcnpprt 0.
Soonni6al 5, 9ocf Sslnno /.
5annibal 6, @otF SS5Iano 10.
9tpcffpro 8, S1incp 4. !
Tpcffpro 4. Guinep >.
Ecoriu 3, Wloltne 5.
gSaufce H. SQs. ssn &rcu5ner<
bDr maclte sic uStaatsscl1oin" Sole
pbtne Supis beutc Sic ppIitibe slusiaz
sc, oab afarion 2anbert ibr gcIaat
babe, lie meroe SelbItlnoro bcgeben,
neil ibr ejelicbter, ssill 8. Srpct, lib
ppn ibr losge'ost ltno iid nit elmer
Gcle'te goufA perIpbt babc.
Saltimprc. Gin Glebator Ser
Eennl. sabn brallnte Ieute in Ser Sa=
fenfront ub. 4 big 10 Ndnner iino
llmgefonluen uno iiber 40 perlest. Ser
Sdaoen lpiro ouf s2,ooo.ooo selhdst,
on alld 5tpei Sumpfer, lpelhc ppr sem
S'lepatpr la9cn, beIbdpist nprnen iino.
81 acine, @is. Seurp Sd)nris bon
slpplctpn plroe beute gum Grdiibenten
ncs &iscpniiuer Staatspcrbanbes err
nablt uno sluauit Sprinso6 ipieberz
erpablt sum Sefretir.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-14
Eolitit wiro lebbQft.
4rdiioent Silion iprad) fur Mmerifauism,us mmo
SSrieoen
Die Natou olte ni pon uno pablu abcr ie0 auf ibreu
Nedten bciebeu,
9ngDes erac ete stenns Sn Samcriancrn bic eues
uunpcroiinntem 9mertfanisnus"

Seotfafde Notoaonpentn ptrb bu cr6fne guunoae arz
monte bd1t - W 4snabme Der Sraunrcd5raq Gro66itpu
pof ooer uhoefubff Sic Seutonnobne fr gbcs nb Iair@
bants Nppepelt iber9 6 einen enc @biooc mar
tt enp9lg - Ss Natiolacomniee taa om 90 ni IN
ebicagp = nb bann bItc Sic gnidpuno oeu e3rnfr eo
enbrano IN Baltimore nit 2ebensberen M0one1 dooeu
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-14

uSuneer lit in Gentihlanb I'M
befannt" peritd)ert Der. Ipeben bier
eingetroffene Sournaliit q. s. gead)
+. llno- bringt ba1nit bic al1iirten
Observation-Disclosures Inn ibr grot.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-14
8ieb ,,nb 8robif ifipnen.

Gbieago, 13. Slnti. Rii,obieb
3ltfllbr 5000. Stiere $S.0O-11.-
40; &iibe uno Hinoer $500 $50;
&aIber $S.5O-12.0O.
S6lpeine 3llfllbr 1900. 10c
bDber 5u $9.10-9.70; 5rnreilt 81
$9.50-9.7O.
sd)oie 3ufubr 10000. stetio;
@iober 81 $50; 9alnner $S..
0O-11.00.
GefIiigeI - Siibner t71ae.
9altter Creamery 251 80.
gicr 8rin1a 20-21e.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-14
..es1nmeninteIhM !heik1

uSmmehiateIp" beibt vlofort"
- Maerbiilg ,,id)t, 1penit es in einer
@albingtoncr geote itebt. 0b Gar
ran3a bic ridtiee o6er Sic Waibing.
toner 2esart anerfennt?
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-30
TIRE PRICES To
MAKE ADVANCE?
TDealers All Look For An
Increase; Petrie Tells
Some Of Reasons.
By 4BECK.D

Look out for an increase in the price
OF tires. That isn't new tip. II was
given in these columns a few weeks
ago but It IS now repeated, for there
IS a general feeling among the auto
mobile ana tire dealers that the in
crease is due to so into effect on Tues
day next
None OF the local tire dealers las any
definite advices yet regarding the In
crease. Il isn't the habit OF the tire
factories TO tip off their hand in ad-
vance. When the increase is announced
It win Immediately go into effect
80 Tar, only two wei known tires
have announced increases. The Hood
tire, locally represented. announced an
Increase last week and the pennsylva-
MA tires have also been advanced. The
latter line is represented here by the
American Auto Supply company, but
their stock has not Vet arrived
W Y Petrie, of Dallas, one Of the
heads OF the Quick Tire Service, was a
visitor here on Friday and talked on
tire prices. Tire cOmpa MES never give
advance news Of increased prices" ac-
cOrding to Mr. Petrie- However. the
tire dealers all over the country are
looking for an increase any day now.
The recent Wilson peace note made the
situation worse rather than better. It
may work out all right but Just now
everything is chaotic in the bigger
business circles The high price OF cot
ton and the great difficulty fin obtain
ing the filling chemicals have had n lot
70 DO with the increase We are looking
Tor Labor. too, consists considerably
more now than II used 70. We can't
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-30

corning the numbers OF recruits in the
army from Ireland are lies Not count
inE the Irishmcn who were in the Brit
ish army when the war broke out. there
are not now $4,000 who have enlisted
during the whole two years of the war.
No Fight With Germany.
ireland has no quarrel with Ger
many. England's quarrels are not her
Quarrels. She wants only 10 be left
alone. To make Of herself a peaceable
nation. friendly with the world and en-
joying her friendship and prosperity
England does not dare 10 give Ire
land her freedom. but when Ireland
wins il. and her freedom will be pro-
claimed before the world at the end OF
the war. all OF the nations of the globe
win find that IL is beneficial TO them
selves. England realizes wherein this
is true. has realized il for generations.
and that is why she has governed in
the way she has.
Mr.. Leblanc will speak Sunday after
noon at o'clock al the county court
house His story is one which he has
told in 80 Of the United States For
three centuries, not a generation or
-rishmen have passed without taking up
arms in behalf of Ireland's freedom. and
the history OF this 500 year struggle
is worth learning. Mr. Lehanes ad-
dress VIII be open to everyone
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-30
PUT OFF TRAIN FIVE TIMES,
BUT GETS BACK EACH TINE

q. man giving his name as THOMAS
Rooney, OF Boston, and who claims that
he rode the Golden State Limited from
san Francisco to Ell PasO and was put
off five times, only TO climb back again,
was nut off the East bound Golden
state limited, Friday afternoon. II is
said. in front of the Seventh division
headquarters at Camp Stewart
For about ten minutes il was thought
h, was badly hurt, but on a lieutenant
asking him IL he could walk. he got up
ana walked Refusing all offers Of aid
from the soldiers. Rooney hailed jitne
and headed for town
Rooney is said to have ridden the
same train rom san Francisco 20 RI
Paso. on the bumpers" roof and under
r11 cars
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-30

warn our friends and customers Of the
increase, insofar as giving definite
news is concerned. once we get the
notice, the prices are up. That's all
there IS TO IT."
New Year Resolution
During 1917, for Business.
Baggage or Plea sure.
Always Call Three 500
City Service Co.
A Metropolitan Service.
Adv.
We make short trips. too Montana
Auto Service. Phones 2s5-7575.-Adv
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-30

NE of the prettiest short motor
runs around Fl Paso is down the
- valley. The leaves are off the
trees along the lower valley road at
the present time but the trip is still
very delightful one.
Taking the valley road from Alameda
avenue, past Evergreen road to Ysleta-
Pass on through Ysleta to the inter-
urban railway y" and then turn TO
the right. Follow that road about q
mile and you Will arrive at forks,
where you should take the road on the
left. Crossing the canal you have
first class paved road on which TO
travel Incidentally, II may be men
toned right here that this section of
the road is a favorite hangout for
speed cops.
Keep along this road, which follows
the canal. for eight miles and then turn
TO the left. pass through the town of
Clint. cross the railroad tracks and.
on the f0rkiug Of the roads. take that
TO the right. This viii bring YOU to
the Old county road. where you should
turn 10 the left. This viii bring you
back into El PasO.
The homebound road is IN pretty fair
shape IN places, where the paving is
worn through, Il is advisable TO follow
the earth road on the sides. The run
back.
II you should not desire such long
run, take the county road as far as
Ysleta There turn TO the left at the
confectionery store near the normal
school This Will bring you. in about
q mile. TO the county road where YOU
again turn to the left and come home.
This round trip totals about p miles.
VIII some Of the EI Paso motorists
who are familiar with the roads in this
section be kind enough to assist with
suggestion in the way Of Sunday trips2
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-30
WRITTEN COMPLAINTS TOT
FILED IN FUTURE BY POLICE

Police chief B. J. Zabriskie has is
sued orders that in the future written
complaints must be filed against all
persons arrested on any charge exceUt
that Of drunk and own" and dis
turbinG the peace The cases must be
certified with jailOrs Frank Scotch
and Frank Ruiz by complaints Lately
considerable time Of the corporatfOn
court has been taken uD when the
accused asks for a written complaint
As a result OF the new order, Tailor
Scotch was busy Saturday morning
and afternoon writing out complaints
for the officers TO sign
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-30
CARS OF SPECIAL
DESIGN ARE HERE
EOamer Four Passenger Models With
Special GOIOrS, Attract Attention
On the Streets

Special GOIOrS, Attract Attention
on the Streets
Important changes are taking place
every month in the automobile bust
ness. One big manufacturer predicts
that within three years there viii be
two divisions ia auto manufacturing
One division viii consist OF from two to
six of the larger plants and these firms
VIII manufacture the sOcalled stand
ard" ears at the lowest possible prices
The other division viii consist Of fac
tories turning out specially designed
cars only.
The Simpson-Rice company believes
that the Roamer VIII be one Of the cars
in the latter division. They unlOaded
three models on Friday and the cars
are certainly Of striking design and
original construction Each car has its
own scheme OF decoration and uphoI-
STEERING though all are of the four pas
senger model Unlike many Of the four
passenger cars recently seen here the
Roamer has four doors and there is
plenty Of room both for those in front
and the passengers in the tonneau
The ROamer is q standard" car. in
solar as parts are concerned. Cont
mental motor. Bosch magnetic. Strorn-
berg carburetOr. Willard battery and
Houk wire wheels are q few Of the
parts assembled il this attractive car.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-30
CREG0R RETURNS
To LOCAL FIELD
Former e. Pasoan Comes
To Manage Sales For
Southern Company.

N L Cregor. formerly city sales
manager Of the Lone Star Motor COM
Dany, but for the past four months with
the Dodge agency IN Lincoln. Neb., viii
return to FL Paso on Monday and as
sumo charge OF the sales end OF the
Southern Motor company Mr.. Cregor
was one Of the best known and most
popular statesmen in the city when he
was here with the Lone Star and the
Southern Motor company received many
concentrations Friday. when IL be-
came known that he was returning 10
take hold Of the sales of that company.
Mr. Cregor VIII have fun charge of
our sales" said David s Russek. gen
eral manager of the Southern. He has
been busy lining UP matters for the
past three weeks Doubtless he will
nave something important 10 announce
when he arrives. 7 first sought Mr.
Cregors service six months ago. but
failed. at that time TO get him. I feel
very well pleased. indeed. 10 have Sc
cured him"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-30
TWO MEMBERS OF CITY
COMMITTEE HAVE RESIGNED

At Fridays meeting OF the City Dem
ocratic executive committee. presided
over by John 81 Wyatt. chairman. the
designations of :. j. Prudential and
W W Schreffler were accepted, and
E P Leruer and John Guheen were
named for their places
Freudenthal and Schreffler offered
their designations because they are
holding official positions in the city.
The other members OF the committee
are BenitO. Soils and J. S. Lanier.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-30
MAN WITH WAGONLOAD OF
CORRI 4. aTED IRON ARRESI,E-r

W nile driving a WagonlOad Of cor
rugated iron valued at $50 down Over
land street. Manuel Luna was arrested
on charge Of theft early Saturday
morning by patrolman Joe Moody. 4
complaint had been made to the police
that someone had taken iron from the
rear OF The krakauer. Fork and Moves
successors hardware store. and had
attempted 10 sell IT,
Luna Will bee transferred 10 the
county authorities this afternoon. when
written complaint viii be filed In
justice beavers court
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-30
FORMER STREET COMMISSIONER
Is STRICKEN WITH PARALYSIS

James ". Brady. of 1927 Wyoming
street. former street commissioner. has
been stricken with a second attack OF
paralysis. IL was learned Saturday.
and his condition is considered grave.
Mr.. Brady was first stricken with
paralysis about two years ago.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-30
SEE THE SOUTHWEST FIRST
SUNDAY TOUR NUMBER THREE

Hereafter, an effort will be made TO
publish a regular log Of the trips Old
timers, too. can give some valuable
pointers on historic points near II
Paso-
The down valley trip suggested here
takes the motOrist by the famous old
mission at Ysleta and other spots
"a hich have figured prominently IN
southwestern history. Meals can be
obtained at Ysleta and Clint If de-
sired.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-30

The members Of the committee, Mrs.
Ada Fraser and Mrs. ]. L. Campbell.
promise genuine surprise to all
attending
members have been invited to De
present
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-30
WESTERN REBEKAH LODGE
WILL HOLD RECEPTION

Monday evening at $50 o'clock in
the club rooms OF the odd Fellows
building, western Rebekah lodge No.
49, ]. o. O. F., viii hold a reception
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-02-21
SPANISH CONSUL IS
EWCTEO FROM MEXICO
GIVEN IWESTN-IOEH HOURS To
LEAVE Bf ORDER OF
CARRA>IA.
Protested Against Deportation OF
spanish Priests and Was Him
self Told To- Quit Country.

LAREDO. Texas. Feb. 2i.span-
ish Consul Lagura at Monterey has
been esicted by cerranza because
be protested against the deportation
OF a sponish priest. he announced
upon his arrival here today. He said
be protested 20 Carsaaza against the
deportation OF the priest and vas
promptly informed that he would be
given twenty -four hours In which TO
leave Mexico.
Lagura acted for the American
consul al Monterey during the last
revolution aud at times was Ia
charge OF the American consulate,
He refused TO state whether he would
protest his eviction 10 the spanish
government or take the matter up
through the state department az
Washington