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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-06-04


MISC sadie Nelson gtut 0aal HceH
W troiioH Neh
Mts Naruu tlAcrsi g v'siasE liet
| soul A Byron Ohcrst aud Alt
Qhcfst ln NORTH aIatte
My and Ar Us @ Perry and lam
/ ilN hdre-noIcd g. tAelr new home ~
talrasre Their former home ~ 4909
sliiofnla street was purchased hy
MT Acldet WHO takes posses.
slon Irnlcdiately
Nr Mary J Crosby who bag been
Tor several months ~ Guide Rock
Neb z, row the home 81 he's son,
Ait loahf and Afs rosnN
AI and Nlr. AZ Douglas ~ Bas
set rh have moved INTO the former
ttnieN ch9aEcr nome at Fi'ueth aud
Webster ifccts
M 9fecW mother q NJ Albert
j Green. ~ last week for her home
~ o.nmhus Q
lls, Aliec l@nNal entertained at
luncheon az Happy Hollow club Tues
day tor Nis, Harriet Metz
Y Hc tumble club had a picnic eat
ufiat ai the home Of Mr aud Mrs
A Sunderland
Ars George brandcis Is spending a
week of tra ~ Chicago with her
mother W.T. Rogers
AZ lhe ounify club l5si SUNDAY
evening Mt and MIS- a Sen
.nedN bad t'eu guests No and Mrs
NN dofdou and MI and Mrs Frank
Gofdon Of lhicago
Al Tbs dmncf dance AZ Happy llol
lo" TUESDAY evening MIR I DnvaI
had three guests J broWnlee. tour
N.lW blicc Dulal entertained slS
teen guests 40 luncheon AZ Happy llol
lan Tuesday
Nh and Mrs Philip Potter lcit
Thursday evening 10 visit in New
Work { liy and Montpelier w
Az Happy Hollow club tuesday
evening Mrs + / Elliek had sixteen
guest and Dr M > Milroy four
hlr T. Johnston entertained
about fifteen women a her home on
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-06-04
RalstOn
Social Gossip

Mrs Roberts is spending two weeks
with relatives in Plattsmouth.
Francis Moran, son Of Mr. and Mrs
A. u Moran, departed for Arizona,
where he is compelled 10 go for his
health.
Mrs Tom Courtney and Mary Zoe
returned Thursday from Kansas City,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-06-04
BAND CONCERT TODAY
AT F0NTENELLE PARK

The Greater Omaha band, under the
Of ! NJ Finn, will give a
concert at Fontenelle park at go
o'clock this afternoon The program
for the most part Is to consist Of pop
ular music
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-03-24

ben arrlen Suigen INNER nod, aber
sh muB Die t1l9ulo Der utelnen
trelboIten bon Iepen 8eroaate. Dap
tie nil benz nngrudliuen lr9enopIe
semeInlame So@s semapt batlen -"
Ser Apotbeter nldte.
SECT pe9relte ip. Haturlih bate
ih n.o}is o9ne uelu WIllen unternOms
men
SIS ssiaab bamals
~Hutb tam gu MIR -
$50 ipeiB IS
.uno oamals CAB Is fir mid ni6t
oen S1atten elies 8eroadtes. An
einen Wt0ro ba9tt niemano
.Wemtb. sep.B. Di1 trifit tsin
9orpurt. aper es 9lDt 3uIal!e. be-
nen man porbeu9en mnB, audp lpenIi
Tie nur lpie 1erle Stnrmipolten III
unieren 0eIl1tsireis tommen."
.0ie 9ibt es. absr mas patte i1
i~berpaupI tiir Qans iun tonnen9"
,3ur Stunoe lpeiBi pu es nIht,
ober man bate elt Ddraul 9eilen
tonnen. Grnu perrlet mir lhon e'
nen lolden Ylon uno eesDalp TONNE
I) 81 Dlr."
,Ulnen 9jInn. in Dem ih
.,Sn Gem Ou tatlg lein loIlteit."
.~telmen2"
..In lelblt mar nillens ebe bic
lunsltu lUreaitd)en 0nlpedun9en gea
nuu)i lpuroen -, naW Stielp 81 ~
zen un0 s0uHs 81 lpre9eH, peaIl to
Hpllid] mare. A0hiais dprte I9 IA
ntut, paB CT pas ON geidnTt gube,
cav ll1 IN Der Gelue 9elunurn qaI,
..s,Jl etl.,al, Dab na.t Is NJ Ger
~e,ue pl..>h lUe,oe. SIP Idnll, noe
o.t ~luyt geu.e l4ebta, DE S.dot
.i,ujt pettulleIi, uno u pal)ie esnd
al ull
IAN mid. - Sd mare ~loIort be.
telI gelueleu
,Als me,n a~lieiter unD lreuelt ter
J.tun0 odrflt auu vi e ntuI IAN.
~ purbe ais Acknowledgements 81
lu)cinen, Die Oh III un!erem Aul.tlge
pegiuWteIt
npaul - i9 pelB nidt -,
nauosntlih ien,te CT DE Gloer. lob
III mat gu psounill9 uno patum
upcriorrel oenllt Msnn iD Is
nun aus etgellenl piane, aus &lept "a
eum iat
.0altelt Du Gutes QeDolIt uno
lleD.es getdn -
Selom lptang nut.
n&polIen MIR aiqt sinen Suriiten
%iragent"
.gtein."
M Oott, BIZ biit 10 ihper gu nsb.
men III peiner itarten 4uttol'
tuna -"
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-03-24
13. 3optteI.

Cine Sermolmenbe 9eitiir5une
brrri9te in Der Yiua 9edenrOie.
Der !Saus6err mar in pDaiger Ge>
brp9enbett no4 Snuie getommen.
Ser itarte Manu batte 9ei6pantt,
eie 6anb. Die er isiner 5rnu ents
gegenltredte, mar pom 6ieber 9eiduts
telt, unb bas fable 9elidt botte neTs
Dos 9eSudt.
3und6it idIoB er ild nit Grnd
Elm.
sSSbr teilte er aIIes nit. Mit miioer,
quaIpuu gepreBter Stimme. SIMMER
lpieoer ftoaeno, mud Wprten Iudeno,
tmmer pieoer losbredenb. in idbem
aufrubr ieines Sdmsr3es.
sic bate bic SdnOe nm feinen
Sals geIset unp lpelnle iib aus.
.Wie tonnte 0as iein. Wie mar
oas mogIid!" iamerte iie. .NBesbaIb
lOl er's eetan bafen, Da ibm Opd
bos 0elo su9elagt MARI Sans EN-
MDroer. es ut 10 unoentbor =! 60
nubniinni9 iit's.!"
uWobniinn ! S|otanstpertl Wer
niu's ergriinoen?" murrte Der PoIi>
5eirat Dor ild BIN. nNber es lit III
al leiner unmoglihteit pir:li9 unD
iisbt uns bod an ME bouii6es 9au>
telipiel Der Gimme. Sd bin be- 0eins
tarot gelpeIen, Ell bat !9ans IsIbit be-
griiBt unp nit lbm 3tiprpden, BON
Dem Merchandising geiproden, Den er
porbatte. = Oas lit 0-s GeBte, oas
1T oa5 Gnbe -"
r@armher5iger Gott i'm 9immel!
Warum ous, mnrum uns 0asl ="
nWleine goniequtn5sn babe i'd ges
5psen unb ioiOrt bel Gngius meme
Gntlafung eiugereiht
.Gntlonuu9 4 p1uI!"
Gr Id9elte bitter.
rWarit Oh nur einen Quqenblid
i'm 53peifsI. pb i'd bas mubte2 Msin
9teife unter Drtnyenpsm WlorDpsr>
Oadt. mem !6ous DER S6nuplas oss
Ulor0es An0 msine ainoer bic 4uBs
nieber Oea 9erbretsns!"
PAUL"
9eueno 'hrie lie es.
.gi9t pnhr. uiel ouf einmal. So,
ME man in Den Nerruf Der Qnslt
tOmmsn tam uno itn Dod einbtiost,
INNER ebrIit INNER rs4ti6afisn &C.,
psien su iein! -"
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-03-24
Wluna ltono, dubsrl:a ruhia. aui.

Wtind ltano. duberl:t rubi9, auf.
mS1 luetB, ooB up oenen, Ole IS
gut nit MIR metnen. OF unletplIb
bin. Nber uer5eibt mir. i4 lam
niht unoers. US glbt Oin9e, IN
oenen iw TEN aehtssutadten iiber
mir nulne -
Selop badte, 10 grotest es ibm
in oieiem 4ugenb.id aaW ielbt ers
ihien, an Die Sd,a9partie nnb ibren
elpigen Streit. Gaul iuBerte er nur:
.Mf Yaul. Wian9ulal mOdte i4.
bu tonntelt anbers!"
IS mar nlio bod nOtig. baB i9
su Dir tam -"
.Du bebarrit nuf oeinem 8erb ,t2"
.So."
.0nnn muB id mid figen. limb
mas geoentit ou Deinerleits 81 uniers
nebren -"
.3as nirb BON Der GntmidIung
Der 0tnge obbdngen. Seoenfalls
ni6ts, mas ib nab beitem Wiiien
tiln 0elpt11en iur nnfed9toar paifen
miibte -
.Meun ou mid braadft -
nHufe ih bib -
sic ltanoen lplsoer 9onb in 9nno.
Wiinh mar gegansen. Scion
Itiibte rem &opl in DeIos ;odnos. Sbm
par 10 t~roitlos 5umute. uno oob
ipieoer gin9's ibm pie cine tieie Ses
numbering burd cie Seele:
.QbeIh Elm Winnn, uub neI6 Elm
berries Shiuini, oas i'm aut iolhe
GtpIsu i%telIte!"
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-03-24
(6oriiebuua foIat.)
Gns rincnt SdJnIbeft.

8as @eilfen If elm 5iiuoenbilb
Der Yeideioenbeit. benu IS rle6t i'm.
mer 70 i'm 0unte:n.
Wenn me Dem Moulpurf ben
8nuh dufihnfiaet, 70 fribi er ourhs
aug iibsrbaupt feline Bur5eIn, ions
bern sr bat blob Wurmer.
Der audud lsgt nienloIs ieine et.
gsnen Gier.
GOtroies trout Tebr qerns eirsH
@eher nit G6ierlina, neider 9ifs
tia mar, iroBbem er es ipuBts.
Ter q~meiieulolpe i1 teiner oter
er tut 10.
Der 8irntoum erfsnnt nan bars
on, 0cb er qor5 dbrlif ausre6t Die
bic anoeren C61b1rne.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-03-24

I 5rember ni6t, uni Sbr 9eiu6 BEL
ibm piirbe jeosr MiBOsutuns aus
geiest ie;n. Rein, nsin, ie tisfer
mar iid IN biz umltdnoe oerlelIu,
oeito unmoslider pirb Der &C.
paute."
9funn lab Elm. tpie beeriinost oieie
ginpduos poren, uno fis fielsn linn
UNI 70 i9tperer auf bic Seels, ie
boffnungsppasr sr fit bersits an isns
Sbee eem0bnt bate.
Wolfs Ylan ftel suiammen. Gr
mar auf Der 3dperiiht a~ufesbaut,
ooB 9ons GenesfeIb an benz Sobe
Der Sante Sophie uniduIois lei.
0leie 3urerIi9t beitanD aber nur i'm
sngiten 5amilientreiie,
RatIps bliGte Der aIte !0err by
Ii6 Elm.
sd bate nur bus Sreebnis Der
2ei1eni0au abipdrten tpolen -,
la9te er miDe. tnttaui6t.
@nbius audte 5uiammsn.
mSalo. Sic ma auf neun llbr
a%nberaunt; ieBt it's 3ebn llbr. IS
tonnte iein. ooB oas ihpn enti9ieDen
1T. Cine NugenbIid ="
Gr sriff nu9 benz 9ii9teIepbpn
uno nnnnte cine Nummer.
Der poliSeirat perbieIt ii9 in
t9euer, i4perer Spannun9 gang
It'll.
Gin tur5es @efprdd b~esann.
Ius benz Sdalrcbr tlang bas pers
ihnommene @eraun elmer frem0en
Stimme SEPT leete Der 9oIi3sioirst>
tor Den SDrer bin. Wtit .rniten Ius
gen iab er ben Wnrtenoen an.
.0os sleids 8ift 1T in oer 2side
aefunhen tporben ="
rNIio - pirtlid = psl9 furdt>
bare Wenoung!!"
,Man ipiro nun f~eit5uitelIen BADEN,
ipnber Is itammt. !uer es getauft
bat. 4lsin i6pn 4rbeit genug, bic
Jbre 4bpeienbett ni9t min 6ens<
pert erfdeinen ldBt."
Miin6 erbob Iih.
sd peroe ipfort boraneeben."
Gr iagte bas oienitli6, rubi9 uno
beItimmt.
.WobI i'm Ginperntbmen nit Dem
Neutrality-suspicious. i"
.SeIbitpsrltGnoli9. SD 9ebe BON
bier aus gu inn uno empfebIe mid,
fpenn Sic geitatten -
,4oieu, lieber poIiseirat."
Min4 truf ben 8elu6ten unb
madte inn ole entiprefe1oen Wors
iuIdge.
46efor b. @srnib botte elm ettpos
rerlseenes Sinnen in Dem tlu9en, ern<
Iten @eli9t.
.!Serr PoIi5sirot, oieis, Spur 1T
misunderstanding iofort nc4eegun5en
moroen. Die e~isenartige 5ofon oes
dIGiA4ens bat Tie uns Iei9t finben
lafcr. DDS Gift it in De- 2Openz
apothete, am 9ohnbote, eetduft, am
%. SUM-, absnOs 85 ubr, anb Der
Gdufer. lit audi betannt -"
rMb =! Soft lei Dant; mir IONS
men alfo enoli9 our &larbeit -!
@er it's -"
Der Neutrality-suspicious. eriff
ndh Ieinem boben Stehtragen, oIs
nj i'm etpas pdrge. @nblid iaste
er:
.gor elmer @iertelItunbe it's feit>
geiteIt potben. Ser Better ie!0it
mar bel mir. 0as 9ift toufte Der
linn periDnlih betnnnte Snsenieur
Gen9sfelO -"
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-03-24

Mun4 frat bel ieinem 6reunbs
Selop Elm.
Der iton0 i'm Qooenraum.
Die gtids Der 6reunbe troien iif.
aleranosr Selop itredte Uiun9 Die
9ano bin.
saomm!" iaste sr. oies ein3igs
NOrt. uno ging ibm Ooran.
SIN tleiuen grtoot3immer ioben
lie Damn uno Iprahen matchmaker.
Qonge, ieiie, ais mare EN- Gaujdsr in
Der Rdbe.
IS 1T furhtbar", iIiiiterte Getor.
ais er olss ioubte. SD ihlimm
babe t6 mir bic code nidt gsOaht.
llno nun tommit ou gu mir, OF i'd
Dir etipas ru;en, ob i'd sttoas tun
torn. Dab ids freuoig mill. DAB
Id NIT atsm, NOS ih babe, gu osiner
9srfiigung itebe, 1T ia islbitbert ono
lid"
.9eTen bin ib oeipib. Qbsr i'd
TONNE 3u Dir bid gu bitten. oab BIZ
nihis untsruimmt -"
,Was2@
,Gtnd uegen Sdns. um osFtn!a
piusn gu ola idon eInmal beutI9
isit."
sd beritete oiA nidt".
.Als Grna IN Ifrsr 4ngit iid On
biu nnnote. IS mar treu uno
JreunDlpar DON Dir, Oamals, absr
lOenn e. jsst gelAdbs. piiroe es uns
IN oirstts Ss5Rgung gu Dem 2aisr
brinssn. SD bstIose ibn. i4 Iisbs
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-10
REPUBLICANS NAME DELEGATES
AT NG-TIME MEETING TUESDAY

Delegates to the Republican district
and state conventions were named
Tuesday night at s o'clock in the coun-
e. court ROOM when the county con-
vention lasted exactly Il minutes.
Delegates appointed to the district
convention at Swoetwatcf. on May -,
were James J.. Narr, j. 2. Larrazola,
j.. L. s. Goen and z. p Hazard. On
motion of J, y. smith, the four men
were named as Delegates TO the state
oreEVcntiOu on May %, .n Fort W Orth,
TcEas, to represent FL Raso county.
Fail to Endorse McGreGOr.
An attempt TO endorse H. F. Me
GregOr for national committeeman in
chicago was not seconded, and the mo-
ton was later Withdrawn, J. a. Smith
stating that he thought the Ell PasO
county convention should not instruct
IFS delegates regarding this office.
Considerable discussion was held con
corning A number of alternates to be
sent TO the Fort Worth convention, the
majority of the precinct delegates
present stating that it would be prac-
tiCally impossible for them to leave
their business Four alternates were
appointed to the state convention.
Brief talks on the present admins
tratiOn and its poor policy in the Mex
lean trouble We're made by judge
LieWellyn Davis and others. The meet
ing was presided over by H. r. Gamble
while w. D. Case OBLIGATED as seCre-
taTV
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-10
TUCSON PLAYERS
SURPRISE FANS
Brown and Wilson Defeat
New Mexico Couple in
Opening Tennis Meet.

Tucson. Ariz., May 1O.-Perfect
weather prevailed for the tournament
OF the Border States Tennis associa-
ton at the Tucson Country club today.
The surprise Of the morning came
when Kennth Brown and Jerry Viii
son. of Tucson. defeated Claude Simpson
and Paul Jette, of Roswell and Mesca-
Isro. respectively, 6-3 and Sc. Irving
Miller and Ed. Marshall. of Phoenix. de-
fested Rosche and Wheeler, Tucson, in
Che open doubles. 81 ana e..
In the open singles, Rebel defeated
Colodny, 6-3 and -. Both are from
Tucson y. f. Ferguson. FL Paso, de-
feated 3. i. Harlow, Roswell, 81 and
Go. George V. Peake, jr., Dallas, de-
feated Dudley Brown, University Of
Arizona. Tucson. Ga and 6-3, the COLI
lege boy showing fine form against
the veteran.
In the veteran singles. B. II. Bassett,
Roswell. defeated J. B.~Wright. Tucson,
Lannis. Tucson. defaulted to Adoue,
Dallas.
In women's open singles. Mrs. Dud-
lev Hayden defeated Miss Anna Piston,
Tucson. 81 and g..
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-10
EXTRAORDINARY
MUSICAL EVENT
operate Recital in Cos
tune; Mems Chorus Ap-
pears for First Time.

II Pasoans will hear one more IHe
concert this season, and though uneN-
pocted there should be prompt and APP
preciative response. Italo Picchi, the
noted operatic basso, will give nota-
/ bic recital next Tuesday evening; ne
win be assisted by Miss Marguerite
1 Buckler Nine. Picchi and II. T. van
Surdam. Furthermore, at this concert
/ the newly organized mems chorus OF
30 voices will make its first appeaI
ance before FL Pasos music lovers;
This viii not only oe MI. flCcHl =
first appearance in FL Paso IN gTahu
opera numbers sung in costume out ~
{ VIII also be the first recital III MIlICH
he appears as principal. HIS huIlD III
on the long and varied program ~
include not only grand opera IN fIen w
and Italian, but also folk songs. NJ NJ
and Mrs Picchi have been engaged ioI
four weeks Of grand opera IN Los M
geles with the Constantine HIaHu
Opera company. and afterwards thtI,
win tour with the La Scala Grahd
Opera company organized by berry
Beehymer, the well known IMPRESS
rios of the Pacific coast Ihey W. ~
concert
Miss Buckler's beautiful voice. and
dramatic ability will be a feature %
the productions Of the National opera
days concert she, as well as Nine.
Plcchi. viii appear in costume IN W
I operate numbers. Nine flccnl
splendid contralto' "oice has been heard
! here but seldom. but invariably WIN
delight Mr. Van Surdams cOnscleH-
tiCus work is always pleasing anu ~
the concert program he VIII De heaIu
alone and in company with the DINERS.
Miss Buckler viii sing group OF
English songs in addition to her
operate numbers.
The mems chorus originated In the
Y. NJ c. A. but its membership has
been extended TO take in many of the
well known choir singers OF the cry
T. is directed by Charles J. Andrews
whose brother Mark is a well known
composer. The chorus viii sing
number OF favOrites, including some
arrangements by Mark Andrews, ana
viii appear in a scene from fauSt.
The program follows:
H. fa) The Jolly blacksmith Lay GeiDei
.............. Arranged by Mcdowell.
Mems chorus: Chas. J. Andrews. Director;
.. Duet-From "FaVOrita' ...-.... -DOnizetu
Mr.. and Mrs Picchi.
8. Selection-''Madame Butterfly ii P,,.ot,,
| Miss Bucitier.
T. solO---"spiritO GentiL" from Favor -,
II E. Van surdam
Mrs. Picchi
l. Ouartet-- RiRoletto'' ....... Verdi
Miss Buckler. Mrs. Picchi. Mir. Picchi,
Mr. Van Surdam.
o. Solo-Group Of NeOpOlitan Songs.
TtalO Plcthi
3. Duet-.Troyatore" .........-..... Verdi
Mrs. Picchi and AR Van Surdsm
g. Solo-Group OF English Songs.
Miss Bucker.
Part III.
D. tai John Peel English Hunting
Song .-.--.- Arranged by NJ Andrews
OBJ The Banks Of Allan Water 500
.....-.....-.. Arranged by ". Andrews
Mems chorus: Chas j. Andrews, Director.
Soio-"Talc Of Asucena' from Trio
Natorc" On costume .--...--..---N erdi
Mrs Picchi.
q. ,o'c--ta' -Faust' Serenade Gin cos
tbl "AIefistofele" tin costume) Boito
Italo Picchi.
g. Duet Faust tchurch scene IN cos
Miss Bucklsr and Mr.. Picchi with chorus.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-10
BUNDLE DAY IS
BEING REPEATED
So Many Away From Home
Tuedsay Bundle Day Elk
tended; Charity Meeting.

Wagon loads Of bundles We're taken
10 the charity house OF the Associated
Charities Tuesday afternoon after the
collection Of bundles over the city was
completed Because 50 many people
were away from home when the solicit
OTIS called. the bundle day was con
tinued another day and another collec-
ton was made Wednesday.
This was decided at a meeting Of the
Associated Charities at the charity
house Tuesday afternoon Mrs. II. W.
Broaddus reported that bundle day had
been ii success in spite of the sact that
SO many were away from home when
the calls for bundles were made. The
bundles are now being fumigated and
sorted at the charity house and will be
the demand for warm clothing is heavy.
Care of Sick babies.
Robert krakauer presided at the
meeting Treasurer John NJ Wyatt
made his report and Dir. J. a. Raw
ings the secretary. made the report
of the visiting nurse and spoke of the
need for better care Of sick babies in
GUNNER He said he had 30 babies at
each clinic and fOunc a majority Of
them i'm need Of sweet milk. These, he
said. were being given sweet milk
which was being furnished at the office
of the Associated Charities.
r. =. Burgess announced the executive
committee to serve until January 7. as
follows r. +. Burgess, chairman; DR..
W c. kuttZ. Mrs T. w I,anier and
announced that i'm addition to the S44S
already pledged. r. r. rurges had sub
scribed $50 the Rogers Furniture com
pauy 325 and Or. ". c. Kluttz $40.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-10
ADCLUB MAKES
R0WLANDS HEAD.
Election of New Officers
Occurs at Dinner Wed
nesday at Noon.

Az +. Rowlands was selected presi-
dent at the annual election Of officers
Of the El Paso Adclub. held al the
sheldon Wednesday noon.
The other officers elected were: +.
w. Beau. vice president; Fabian Stola-
rolf. secretary. Paul Atkinson. trea-
urer The following directors were
elected by ballot. W. il. Shelton. W.
r.. Mix. A. T.. Ryan. T. NJ. Turner. NJ.
o.. Carlock. r. A. Couzens and j. A.
Tobias
A. T.. Eowlands. George T.. Wallace
aud Fabian stolaroff we're elected dele
safes to the convention Of the Asso-
eiated Adclubs Of the World. 20 oe held
iu Philadelphia. in June.
81 Pnso should Have Float.
President W. T.. NIX called attention
10 the fact that a pageant VIII be held
in connection with the Philadelphia
convention and that Ei PasO should. IL
possible, have q fpat The cnamhe,
OF commerce. he declared, should put
mp the money TO ray for float. Tor
the reason that it would be big adj
Nertisement for tla city.
After some discussion Of the propo-
sition. VI. T.. Cahock was appointed
hartman or a. committee 70 tdht W.
the matter with the chamber Of COM
mcrce. Mr. Cahock named as assoc
,iates on the committee. George y. Wall
lace. f. A. Bean and G. r. Russell
Endorsement Refused.
President Mix reported that the local
vigilance committee had been COM
PEELED duriag the past week TO refuse
endorsement Of two advertising propo-
sitions. one an automobile directory
and the other an advertising thermo-
meter.
committee 10 devise ways and
means for raising money TO pay the
expenses Of Mr.. Rowlands to the Phil
adclnhia convention was appointed
composed Of r. NJ BealL Paul Atkin-
son and j. b. Page.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-10
PHILIPPINES STILL FIGHT
FOR THEIR INDEPENDENCE

Washington. d. C.. May 1g.-Manuel
Quezon. one Of the Philippine commits
sioners in congress. and other leaders in
the fight for independence, have given
notice that although they are ready to
accept the Philippine bill without the
Clarke amendment and have given up
hope for fixing a date for independence
at this time, they have by no means
abandoned their hopes.
q am advocating the passage Of the
house bill" said commissioner Quezon
today. mot because 1 have changed
my ideas on the subject Of an early in
dependence but because. as practical
man, I think this aim can best be at
tanned by taking what we can get now,
namely. this bill that passed the
house
The house bill promises Independence
when a stable government is assured.
but fixes no time. The Clark amend
ment fixed the time at four years.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-10
/ FIVE NURSES TAKE
EXAMINATIONS HERE

Five nurses took tine -semiannual ex-
animation before the state board for
graduate nurses Of Texas. which was
held at the home Of Miss Katherine O..
Kelly. i'm the Conway apartments.
Wednesday morning. with Miss Kelly
as the examiner. These examinations
ere being conducted in the larger cities
OF Texas
The III Paso nurses taking the exam
nations are from the training school
Of Hotel Dieu and are Miss Alta Han
cock, Miss Nellie Davis and William
Witte
The Ou- Of town nurses are from the
St Anthony's sanitarium az Amarillo,
Tex, and are Miss WINNIE Jewel Valid
rop and Miss Lennie @. Smithers.
William Thaw is the only American
aviator who has been decorated with
the Legion of Honor by the French gov
eminent
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-10
HARVEST FIRST CROP
OF HAY ABOVE CITY

vinton. Texas. May lO.-The firs;
cutting of alfalfa is. well under way on
tie west side. and is being put up in
O. fine shape. The alfalfa is bringing
good price. This years hay is Of
excellent quality and the harvesting
is being rushed that the fields may
have an early irrigation.
sugar bcets are making good growth
and are being closely watched by r..
Evrickson. the expert i'm charge. as
sisted 10y Paul Barber.
New Long Distance Line.
Engineers have been surveying this
district for the Bell Telephone COM
uarv for long distance line to Dem
irE
Several farmers on the west side
aye putting mp a heavy crop of oats
and barley hay.
People I'm the valley are rejoicinc
over The decision Of county commits
eioners to pave this main road. The
Canine Real IS in miserable shape and
travel has lessened considerably.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-10
afTH DISTRICT COURT.


Fannie England VS.. Dave r. England
divorce: filed
Loretta Bennett VS.. r. L. Bennett
divorce. filed.
Henrietta Watchers vs.. Arthur
Watchers divorce; divorce granted
State vs.. 9. Garcia ana Bernardo
Granada. burglary; given two years iu
the Denitentiary.
State VS.. Juan Gandars. robbery by
assault; given rive years in the peni-
tertiary.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-10

To Whom Il May COncerR;-Notice
is hereby given that A. W. Mclean. C.
r. Smith and l. Douglas Clifford, COM
posing a partnership, and operating
under the firm name Of the Commercial
office Supply company. intend to incor-
porate, without change Of the firm
name. thirty days after this, the LIST
day of MAY. A. y. 1916.
A ". Mclean.
C. r. Smith.
L. Douglas Clifford.
Dr. Bsuchert. Dentist. Mills E.dg. Phi 1850.
FL Pase Distilled Water Co., Ph. 4S9.
Dr. Magruder SOS 1st Nat. Biz. Bldg PHI. i52
Iowa Democrats For Wilson.
Clinton, Iowa. May 10.-lowa's dele
cation to the national Democratic CON
vention at st. Louis were instructed for
president Wilson at todays state con-
ventiOn for Iowa Democrats under tho
presidential preferential primary law
Murray Grocery. sos N.Oregon. Phi. 1921
Eat ut savoy Cafe. 10 s. Stanton.
DIR. Byers, dentist over Union Cloth. Co.
White Cafe, los B. San Antonio
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-10
Goth DISTRICT COURT.

=. Bridge VS.. Southern Pacific. suit
for $4,000 for personal injuries plain
tiff took non-suit
Maury Kemp VS.. Frank Rich. suit on
notes. filed.
Percy Monroe rs. Julia Monroe. di-
voice. divorce granted
w. W Carroll YES. Wveth Doal5 ct
al, suit on note; Judgment for plaintiff
William -. swanson Film company
vs.. Southwestern Amusement company,
suit on account; on rial.