El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-13
RAILROAD WILL
HELP FAMILIES
Pennsylvania Railway Is to
Spend 100000 to Aid En-
ployes in Army.


real military discipline. is shown In p
Z letter Just received from William ~
Greenhouse. corporal OF company 3
at Camp Washington and one OF
number OF Philadelphia boys who are
enjoying the training course
Pennsy to Aid Guardsmen's Families.
Provisions for taking care OF fami-
lies OF employees Of the PENNSYLVANIA.
railroad who are members Of the ma
uonal guard now on duty were made
today by the directors Of the railroad
company. The directors voted 10 ap-
propriate a sum. not to exceed $780,
600 for the present. which is TO be
expended for the relief OF the families
and dependents OF employees who have
been enlisted in the army or navy,
through membership in the national
guard Or otherwise.
Canoe Overturns Two Drown.
". " Bernard. Reading. a fireman
on the Pennsylvania railroad, and II. Z.
ti>lnley. Pottsvile. were drowned
Schuylkill river, near NOrristown.
Three other men. one OF whom admit
I ted that he was partly responsible for
the overturning Of the canoe. and was
arrested, reached safety with diff
GUILTY.
Moon Makes Woman Steal
Mrs. Annie Weysberg. So years old
4l03 Grays avenue. who was arrested
last night on the charge of shOpliftinc
in Market street stores was discharged
by- ma gistrate AIecleary in the Central
station today. after her counsel as
serted that the moon had affected her
every year at this time the moon ar
fects the Woman's mind and makes her
a kleptomanisc.
Heat Kills Five.
3 Heat wave struck this city --ester-
day. causing five deaths and five pros
trations and no relief is promised by
the forecast Those dead are George
Day. 95 years old OF 500 East Girsrd
T=aHr n 10
old. of 1924 Ellsworth street. Albert
Isouttier 222 South Fifth street John
PenderSsst, 35th and Allegheny av-
enue, and Charles Roth. 1889 Howard
street.
Leaders to Recommend Appointees.
Thirty-two Of the Republican or
=anization leaders allied with the
Ware faction and Is Penrose- McNichoI
leaders, including the wards where
leaders are Still 10 be named. will be
recognized by mayor Smith and muni-
cipal departmental heads i'm the future
division OF patronage and places under
the city government
This final division has been DECIDED
upon after many conferences in the
last few days Ar the city hall and in
the future appointments Will not hr
made until the leaders chosen by the
mayor have been consulted or given
an opportunity to submit men eligible
for places. The men obtaining pro-
visional appointments in this way will
their names 20 on the city payroll
To Restrict Auto Parking.
Restriction on the parking or autos
in the central section OF the city at
night viii be removed from the ordi-
nance now before council, TO regulate
motorcar traffic. Mayor Smith made
an announcement 20 that effect when
a committee OF business men. headed
by Z. J. Berlet. called at his office 70
complain against the biz i'm its present
form.
OranEemen Celebrate BOyne Battle.
Orangemen of two factions celc-
brated the 225th anniversary OF the
battle of the Boyne. Philadelphia
members Of the grand lodge OF Penn
sylvania Loyal Orange institution.
numbering more than 1000. marched
frcm Broad and Green streets to Point
Breeze park The other branch. known
as the Loyal Orange institution OF the
United States, formed I'm line at Broad /
and Diamond and marched TO Wood |
side park. Members of lodges from
Wilmington, Del Camden and Trenton /
participated in both parsdes.
Mexican rent collections, Lee Newman.