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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-15

TON AND APPOINTMENT OF CERTAIN
OFFICERS BY CREATING CIVIL SERVICE
%, aaeh soier sjIiSinE out from sad ballot
desires 20 vote for or against said PROPOSE
, tion 20 amend section ten.
The voters desiring to sustain the DroDo-
sition to amend section ISL relating 20 the
publication Of ordinances imposing fine.
ten or printed uDon their ballot substanti-
ally the following words
IR0N THE PROPOSITIONS TO AMEND
SETON Isl RELATING To THE PUB
l.lg-A 4lN1N or gEtD4N AeNCt-S IMPOSING A
flNE- PENALTY OR IMPRISONMENT.
And those opDosed 70 the proposition IN
ton o. ordinances. imposing a fine nenal--
or Imprisonment. shall have written or
printed upon their ballot substantially the
UPoN THE PROPOSITION TO AMEND
SECTION Isl RELATING To THE PUB
LEGATION OF ORDINANCES IMPOSING A
fINE- PENALTY OR IMPRISONMENT.
Each voter striking out. from said ballots
desires TO vote for or against said propO-
sitlon to amend section Isl
The voters desiring 20 sustain the DroUo-
ery OF the mayor and cit5 cou1cii M o.
the CITY o. II Paso. Texas shall have writ
ten or printed uDon their ballot su5stanti-
UPON TIE PROPOSITION TO AMEND
SECTION 1s1 FINING TIE SALARY or
THE CITY or FL PASO. TEXAS. Yes
And those opposed 20 the proposition 10
amend section 1s1- fixing the salary OF the
mayor and city counciimen OF the City OF
z Paso. Texas shall have written or
printed upon -heir ballot substantially the
Upon THE PROPOSITION TO AMEND
SECTION ISL. FIXING THE SALARY OF
TIE MAYOR AND CITY COUNCILMEsN OF
The CITY OF FL PASO. TEXAS No
=, Each voter strlkinG out from said ballots
the words yes no according as he
desires to vote for or against said PROPOSE
ton % amend said section
Pic NlDED each and all OF the PROPOSE
rioTs TO Gdour EEd reject amendments above
enumerated shalt lie printed or written upon
the same ballot IN the order above set forth.
cl7cfion the action OF the CITY Council In
rroDoS1nE the said amendments shall be Ie-
ctarcd to be- approved not approved as TO
her y al OF said proposed anendmen-z.
according 10 the results Of said election.
hereby name and appoint the officers
severally specified above to conduct the
election IN their respective precincts. and
the places mentioned for holding the cleo
this notice
II is hereby directed that this notice Of
election shall be published for thirty l5A.
Of the dav which the election Is to be
neld- N the Official DeWsDaDe OF the Civ
OF II Paso- and q true copv OF this notice
OF election shall be posted for at least thirty
800 days prior 10 the dav which said
election Is held at the several places here
tnhefore designated for holding the said
And the CITY Clerk Is hereby ordered 10
nail CODY OF this notice to every qualified
voter IN said city as appears from the tax
collectors office roles for the year ending
GIVEN UNDER NY HAND and official
seal in the CITY OF El Paso. Texas. the
sth dav OF November a D 1916
Attest. MAYOR.
J. F. Dawson
CITY Clerk
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-15

We make short trips, too. Montana
Auto Service Phones 2s5-7575.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-15

. Subcommittee. presiding Judge: p L Lee
Precinct No. s. civ IAN. II. 2. stafford
presiding Judge: L \ Berteeux- associate
/ Precinct No Z: East Fl Paso Fire sta
7 ton Earl Maxon, presiding Judge Berito
I Precinct No. s: Ss0S Alameda avenue. Chas.
[ J. BroNllsH; presiding judge; B. A Wilson
Precinct No. 9: Ideal Pharmacy Montana
and Piedras. Frank Judkins. presiding judge
/ Preci5ct No 10: Highland Park Fire Sta
/ ton Barney Hughes. presiding judge r. p
Precinct No. II: East Missouri and Brown
W z OFT. presiding Judge; ". c Denton
Precinct No. l.: Sos Octaria street T. \
wise presiding judge. E T. Stoker. asso-
Freeinct No. 10: Mesa Fire Station \ W
Bit5l presiding Judge. Edgar Jewell as
Precinct No. II; Garage. sos y. Kansas
street JACK Lelbert presiding judge: W Il
Precinct No. Is: Fraser Plumbing shop
J. J keeyii; presiding judge: The EgEers
Precinct Nc. Is: e. Psso Gas COMPANY
~ &n smith Dresldinz Judge: L II. Nc
Precinct No. Il: Nsff-StiIes Company. J. c
~ mite presiding Judge. " r Oman. asso-
That clerks for said election shall be ap-
All amendments TO De submitted in ac-
cordarce with this ordinance shall contain
be voted upon separately. and IN preparing
tne ballot for such amendments IL shall be
Note Fes or no on any amendment with
OUT voting yes or no" on all OF said
siAend1nents The voters desiring to sustain
ne proposition to amend section three. re-
letnE TO the establishment and extension Of
the boundaries of the CITY of Fl Paso
I eEas- as aforesaid shall have printed Of
SIltIen upon their ballots substantially the
UPON PROPOSITION TO AMEND SEC
lion THREE OF SAID CITY CHARTER
RELATING TO THE ESTABT ISHNfENT
ND EXTENSIoN OF THE BOUNDARIES
or ~ M CITY OF Ell PASO. TEXAS Yes"
Anl those opposed 20 the proposition 10
..l.enl section three relating 10 the esrab-
..7illl1eilt and extension Of the boundaries Of
sna-l have printed written upon their
ballots substantially the following Words
IEDE PROPOSITION To AMEND SIC
ION THREE OF SAID CITY CHARTER
AND EXTENSION OF THE BOUNDA PIT-S
oE THE CITY OF FL PASO TEXAS s-No
Esdcn voter striking out from said ballots
" Worls Nes or no according he de-
10 amend section three
ne voters desiring TO sustain the p-opo-
sition 70 amend section ten relating 10 the
election ana appointment OF certain oFffra--
bv creating the civil service fire ana roYf-e
commission shall have printed or written
gpon their ballots substantially the fol-
loving words
UPON THE PROPOSITION To AAFEN-D
SEXTON TEN RELATING TO THF, ri 30
Il1lN AND APPOINTMENT OF CEPTATS
OFFICERS BY CREATING CIVIL, SERVICE,
FIRE, Ae,D POLICE COMMISSION YES
ana lnose opposed to the proposition N
an enc section ten relating to the election
ana appointment Of certain officers IN ere
dilhE the civil service fire and pOlica com
.l.4ss-o1- snall nave printed written upon
InelE ballots substa ntially the following
Upon THE PROPOSITION To AAfr>-D
~ lion TIN RELATING To THE ELEC-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-15
City Of e Paso. all OF block
Percival Henderson. all Of fra,

Eugenia s Schuster. lot SO o..
A. Stolar0ff. lots IS. 81. Sc. s0I
John l. Dryer. lot s.. north
k0umualdO Gonzales. lots 81.
Mrs g. b. Forrest. lot 80 ...-
Dr. q. Il. MenCeL lor - .--.
Airs r A. Fenneu lots 1s e
L. A. Booth. lots rs. -. Is ..
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-15

SETERAL REQUESTS HAVE COME TO me
recently, for a Chat on the colors
becoming to various types Of wOm-
en- Some few weeks ago, We did
discuss this subject briefly. Yet its
importance cannot be Overem-
phasized.
For q woman may spend from
ten to two hundred dollars for a
new dress, yet choose a color that
she should not wear, and as long as
the dress lasts, have q feeling Of
disappointment IN her purchase.
It has been the habit of women
for several generations to adopt
black as soon as they passed their
youth. Why? Black can only be
worn by rudy checked, bright
eyed youth-by women and girls
who radiate life. Black is one Of
the most trying OF colors; it brings
out every blemish and wrinkle,
every hollow, every dead gray tint
to the skin.
Dark blues, very deep browns,
grays Of any shade, lavendar, viO-
let, maUve. ecru, deep green
these are the coloTs for older Eom-
en-. Any OF the above will do for
street gowns; for indoors, white,
soft rose pink, pink and blue, pale
blue and lavender. Such dainty
combinations will bring out the
sttractiveness OF grazing hairs and
the delicacy that seems a part OF
aging.
Be sure that the colors you wear
become you Do not run to gaudy
combinations, and don't dress your
self in an uninteresting monotone.
Wear the shades that bring out the
lights in your hair. the deep color
of your eyes, the color-or the pal
Ior-of your skin. And be sure the
coIors you combine are in har-
mony.
Questions and Answers
Could goz ten ne sChGt 20 use TO keep
szg hair IN cuTIf iLsVGliy put my hair
~ q fsao pine at MIGHT, but after they arc
taken out the hair gTo1os StTGight and IA
ida Reader.
RepIy@Soft kids are better than pins
for curling. I could send you the recipe
FOR a hair curling fluid, which is harmless.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-15

". ". Cox arrived in the city from
san Augustine, \. n.
Judge jay Good. who has been III az
his home, is improving
Thirty-one cars Of Mexican cattle are
being cleared through this port today
Dy C F Hunt
Prof J. J. Craig returned last night
from an eastern trip to reside per-
nanently in FL Paso-
F L CresWen a prominent south
western stOckman, is visiting in the
city from Phoenix, Ariz.
Hiss Edith Newman returned Friday
from Newman. y NJ. where she has
been visiting her sister and brother.
Mrs. Max Weber VIII entertain a few
friends next Monday at tennis lunch
con al her beautiful country home about
five miles from Juarez-
Gen a. J. Malloy. OF the immigration
inspectors office, left last night for
Eagle Pass. 10 take a man who is said
to be wanted in that place
Ben Williams, special officer Of the
Santa Fe railway, is In the city looking
for the men who robbed the safe in the
Albuquerque depot several days ago
Work on the new electric street car
viaduct over the Fl Paso & Southwest
ern tracks near old Fort Bliss, has been
open.
James f Ross. OF Pecos City. bear
ing credentials from the court of civil
appeals in virginia was admitted 10
practice in the state courts this morn
ing by judge WalthalL
E Z. Koglmeier, of the fire depart
ment, says that he is the man who
dropped the nozzle on the head of the
Mexican boy at the disastrous fire on
south Il Paso street Thursday night.
The boy was not seriously hurt.
at a meeting of the city council last
night W. H Burgess, attorney for the
railroad companies, presented an or
dinance requesting the council to con-
denim land for the proposed new union
station and for . street leading TO it.
The Elk street fair and carnival had
one OF the biggest crowds OF the week
last evening. and there was plenty of
sport as usual The big fair will close
tomorrow evening and the management
announces il will be masquerade night
W. P Hearst, owner and editor Of the
New York Journal the New York
American ana san Francisco Examiner.
ana congressman from the l1th New
York district, arrived in the city this
morning en- route to San Francisco in
his private car.
Collector Of customs Garrett received
notice this morning from the board of
general appraisers at New York that
the appeal Of Wells-FargO and COM
pany for q Mr.. Morton of Chicago,
against the appraisement Of the cOllec-
tor Of this port on six tortoise combs
and one shell fan had been sustained.
There was another meeting Of the To-
cal business men interested in the
union station matter yesterday after
noon, with a view 70 settling on some
thing definite in the matter of raising
funds for the purchase Of the property
necessary 70 open up san Francisco
street A committee consisting of H 3.
Stevens. Felix Martinez and Harry
Woods was appointed 10 assess the
property owners who viii be benefited
By the change
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-15
Ordinance.
NOTICE

Of n Pas0 & s15s I7s
resolution ordered
a brnsz paid b
the
la
L
sons may
Fh 70
a
sand ther proper the benefit al ma o sue
aa b
o
a snentso y drinE o cont 7
properly
NIL, SS4ssS, -
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-15
Heals Skin Diseases

It IS unnecessary for you 10 suffer
with eczema, biotches. ringworm, rashes
and similar skin troubles. A little zemo
obtained at any drug store for 2Sc, or
SlO0 for extra large bottle, and promptly
applied will usually give instant relief
from itching torture It cleanses and
soothes the skin and heals quickly and
effectively most skin diseases
Zemo IS a wonderful, penetrating, dis
appearing liquid and IS soothing to the
most delicate skin It is not greasy, IS
easily applied and costs little. Get L
today and save all further distress.
The E. ". Rose Co.. Cleveland, o.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-15

Amend section 10 50 as 10 hereafter read
section 10. On the third Tuesday in ADriI
] IN each and every wear ending IN an odd
number or as soon thereafter as NAV be.
following named officers rO-wtt- A City
ATTORNEY. a CITY Clerk. a Plumbing InsDec-
for a Meter Inspector (DrOvided the City
Council may hv ordinance combine duties
and offices Of meter Inspector and plumbing
Inspector ia one person.. a CITY Electrician.
q CITY Engineer. and such other Officers and
~ the city Council. provided. that when
ever o. The judgment Of the CITY Council
b. the office OF assessor and collector
- taxes may be divided and thereafter ther@
Hhau De elected an assessor OF taxes and a
collector Of ta1~s. whose duties powers and
compensation. res3ectiveiY- shall be fixed
~ the tltF touncli = DIysl4eu DF Itls act
Every Derson elected TO office BY the City
Council or appointed by the Mayor. shall
within twenty t-el DAYS thereafter qualify
and enter uDen the discharge OF HE duties
deemed vacant ana the CITY council or the
MaVnr the cave may De. shall proceed
70 fill the same hv q new election aD-
DolntmeuL The Mayor snail appoint the
clerk Of the corporation court the CITY ply
ard such other ofIlcers ana agents OF the
CITY by this act OF bv ordinance may h
without nav or remove any officer or agent
pei son so removed he shall file his reasons
therefor with the city clerk for the insDec-
In addition thereto the Aiavor shall have
the right TO suspend from office for not
uay any officer or agent Of the CITY.
whether elective or aDDointive. excepting
suspend BY written order. which shall be
forthwith filed With the CITY clerk and
the first meeting thereof. in which order
DO shall set forth the causes moving him
10 the council in the premises
PROVIDED. however that the members OF
the police and fire departments Of the CITY
OF f5l plso. Texas. shall not after the pas
s1Ee CT this amendment he appointed ex-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-15
S7eciaI Election.

NOTICE OF ETECTfOS.
To be held on the 18th dav OF December
proposed Amendments TO the city charter
q the City Of Il Paso amending section 3
Of the boundaries OF the CITY Of El Paso.
Texas. section 10 relating To the election and
appointment OF certain officers by creating
section Isl relating to the publication OF
ordinances imposing a fine penalty. and tm-
.saiarv Of the MAYOR and city councilrnc- q
-hs city q Il Paso. Texas
Proclamation Of SIayOr
a D. 1916. the CITY Council OF the city OF
II Paso. Texas at z regular meeting thereof
present. there being four aldermen present.
passed an ordinance adopting the herein
after amendments 10 the CITY charter Of the
CITY Of Fl Paso Texas. as passed and an
proved the 18th day Of February. A D.
1907 and providing for the submission OF
said amendments 70 the qualified voters OF
said CITY for their adoption or rejection as
required By law. said amendments being a.
Amend section 3 50 that the following
shau oe added 70 the same and be 2 part o.
The CITY Council shall have power by
ordnance TO fix the boundary limits o. the
City OF e Psso: Texas. and 10 provide for
annexation Of additional territory lying sd-
1ecent 70 said CITY. with or without the
nexed- that upoa the introduction of such
ordnance IN the council IL shall be pub
of Fl Paso. one time. and shall not there
after he acted uDon until at least thirty
ttcn- anc when saiq ordinance IS tnaiiT
passed. the said territory 50 enclosed shall
inhaDlla1ts thereof shall be entitled 10 ali
-he rights and privileges Of other citizens
OF the CITY Of Fl Paso. and shall be bound
nN lne acts. ordinance resolutions and
regulations ~ said cifv- This method OF an
ee ser 9-- 20 section Of the original
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-15
Copyright by George Nat'Ae,O Adams
Ii YEARS AGO TODAY
From The Herald of This Date. 1902.

CONSIDERABLE damage was caused
by a destructive fire in the 100
- block OF South FL Paso street last
night Il originated in the drug store
OF ". A Irwin and had been burning for
some time before it was discovered
The fire department was very slow IN
fighting the fire. there being very little
water. The hremen did excellent work
n fighting the flames.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-15

Laura A LOOMS. lot "a ..-
Mrs. Olga kohlberg. los &c
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-15

To A. B.-Tour letter sounds as though
you used your hands a great deal IN hard
work. That would account for large joints
and rough skin. Protect them with canvas
or rubber gloves as much as possible when
working: rub with cold cream at once after
long immersion in water In few days,
1 will devote q Chat TO the care OF rough
hands
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-15
Beauty Chats By M E9ae Kent FORBES
Selecting Your Color

though none Of these are good for tbs
hair. Try vetting the hair and rolling
it on kids. Or, Just keep II soft and hu1y,
and try new ways to dress it so It wiz
look neat and pretty.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-15

Mrs. n. J. Hitchcock estate.
west corner OF block ....
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-15
Ordinance.
NOTICE.


OF IN o = F fr0nth west
to rnadet Thereof the c+ro
BY the Council
clof
lin I West RIO
dd raised titled
be rornu
.ido Of droadwa
the OWE
n OF
has filed his
b un aEai
Q at the
Ia own or prop
at
Courcl with final vaIuC
anyV
f1ovner
shall
mp ouent re
an
rhine
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-15
Ordinance.


e u the Z 2. x 5 P. ght O va o o o Boul
/ an Der th f d e
W. Fsn
o
RIBS shau be truced sides Of sidr
WHEREAS
so ovH Of
cost said improve be
p and
o property
o frozE and
ent
NOW IiEREToRE
m
or
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n B. tnev
be
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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-27

Methodist Church, ek{i~tstfng. Miss
Luek spisrs. sister Of ths bride. was
maid Of honor, and g. c. Daniel. Of
Prince georgia. acted ~ ths best man.
Mrs. @. @. Daniel was damsof honor and
Miss jamie spisrs. Of Sussex County,
was bridesmaid and Thomas bpisrs wks
sroomsman. 0uasts from . distance
were Mrs. Mary Howard Russell. Of
Petersburg: Mn. Z. n. spisrs, Of stony
George County; Miss Ethel Howard, Of
Ashland: Mrs. Edmond winston. Of
Hanover; Mrs. Keith Taylor. OF Han
over; Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond spiers. OF
Norfolk. and Mr.. Sidney worsham. of
Stony Greek.
Persenal Msnt1sn.
Miss Mary Ball. of Northampton. Is
tho guest of Miss Mabel Martin. at
her home in Norfolk.
Miss Annie Bell Atkinson. of a7oa
East Clay Street, will spend the week
end with friends at Evergreen.
Miss Martha Buckner Wall has re-
turned to her home on Monument Ave-
nue. after attending school In the
North.
DR.. and Mrs. George Ben Johnston
are spending several days at Urbanna
Or. Kerr Boyce Topper has returned
to Philadelphia after spending q few
days with friends In this city.
Miss Mamie Randolph Heth 10 the
guest of Mrs. Richard Heth Dabney.
at the University Of Virginia.
Miss Fanny Hobson In the guest of
friends in Newport News.
l.. o. Won demmingsn has concluded
brief visit to Charlottesville.
Miss Mamie West has returned to
the city after spending ten days in
Asheville.
Colonel and Mrs. Gordon McCabe are
spending q few days in Washington
this week.
Mrs. M. A. Tucker has been the re-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-27
rEUnoNus
once. A6aA. 1874
ssaasssA Ran. isse-w.

at her studto. er1 l1iisr Avenue, this
Afternoon Ct $3.50 O'Clock. This n .
students recital and no invitations
have bean issued.
Concegn1ng 10 Indoor Garden Fete.
Much interest 10 being taken in the
Indoor Garden Fsts. which takes
place g Jans !. ana :. =. the Ma
used Tor enrlcG1ng the ofYscers section
IN Hollywood. A large number OF
prominene women are planning to
make this AFFAIR q success, and the
dnAl arrangements are being oom-
pieted.
Kauffman's orchestra ha. been en-
gaged for three nights, and dancing
will DO q special feature, with a chill
dren's matinee on Saturday, the 3rd.
Mrs. J. Hamilton Capep, Jr., chair
man OF the dance committee. has add
ed the following list Of names AZ her
ASSISTANTS: Mrs. Geo. H. Hutchinson,
Mrs. Walter l.. Clack. Mrs Oscar
Ford. Mrs 8. r. Chandler. Miss Katie
Finch, Miss May Mercer, Miss Katie
Branch and Mrs. William Wood.
Mrs. Newton Mcveigh has been APP
pointed chairman OF decoration. and
the hall will present = gala appear
nce-Confedsrake fags predominat-
ing-together with palms and spring
Distributed among the guests. Junior
Hollywood Association WAL have q
most attractive flower booth, under
the supervision Of Miss Ellen Jones
and MrA ID. Henry Msaniey. Mrs.
Archer Richardson and Mrs H, r.
Wayt arc in charge Of refreshments.
Mrs William M. Wade 10 chairman
general. Mrs Charles Blackford
Robertson IL chairman Of publicity,
with Mrs. Samuel @. Dew. eMociate
Chairman.
The next regular meeting of this
association Will be Monday afternoon
at 5 o'clock, room I. Jefferson Hotel.
Tickets CAP be had from the general
treasurer. Mrs. Randolph watkins,
and badges obtained from Mics Ellen
Lewis Jones. ia East Franklin Street
BroWn-0piers.
1fx. and Mrs. Robert spisrs, Of South
Cherry Street. have announced the
marriage OF their daughtsrs. N11sa-
beth. TO !. william Brown, Of s~sssx
County. The ceremony took place VIVID
nesday evening In the homo Of the
brides parents. the Rev. A. q Cspry-
man, pastor OF Woodland Hs4xt1ts
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-27
CLUB OF RICHMOND
fills A REAL WEED


In the crSaniMuon OF 1ne Mussciahs
Club of Richmond recently long
,sx,eoted factor in the musical de-
- a.. <x.~ xr.A. ~. -.
F7'"p'"e"e VI N"o oA~
vent
The plans Of the organization con-
.sr,,,a,. . .rn~r~ ~ sct.vt4x .r.srn,x
o'fe'sns IN oaiAa 'r'sh 1los0 %
any existing musical orxarfsaf3on IN
Richmond. There are several choral
.,c, at,a. AVA an c-,n s..r.. ..~n,,.4.o,,
So" A'' "1'4
In tho CITY. but there mas not been
for many years a cl,sb which would
bring together fhe active yos,mcs.n. Of
the city. professaonAl and emateur.
many OF whom have reruta 4, On. ,,sore
than local, ana the musso- lovers az
whom there q a larrs numher.
There wfit be eirht morrinr mus.
calls. with programs by iooai artista
berfnninr n onTohnr ara {bres a.
,,cS.th,v ro,... crncs,s. - r.~,s* ~
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-27


asst sasH 81 rsssssvss = assunsul
Ca
Mrs. Barton II. wise hso reeocmo4
TO the city aftsr spsa1fp9 sssns -
Ia New York. Mira Wtse Vii 1o0NN
shortly for Georgia whore shs WU
visit relatives.
Miss Sarah oppenhsinssr 10 spsnAma
some time with relatives In Tsanss-
sec.
Mrs. George J. Bull has returned -
the city after brief stay 10 0rssa-
Wills. 9. C.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles G. Tennant
who have been the guests Of Mrs. Da.
vid Tenant, on West Franklin street
have returned to their home In Char
iottesville. -.
Mrs. Robert c. Bryan and small son.
who have been spending several days
with the Misses Stewart. at Brook
HILL" are returning to "Rothssay." tbs
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Jonathan Bryan
today.
Miss Emily Hannewinckel IL tho
guest of the Misses Stewart at Brook
Hill" for some time.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-27
MoRn RAIDS MADE


Deputies Pay Five viaats with 6us-
ceanfQl NesuIta,
Mobile. Ala, Nay 3S.-Ths Wind
sor and Southern hotels were given
the attention Of the sheriff's tiger
raiders. Deputies reported liquor
seisures q each plAoo. w. J. Nc
0rath and John Smith were two
more who had v1sleorA Whiaksy and
Beer were taken. The five mark was
reached with the raidfn9 OF Harry
Puckett's establishment.
Three alleged violators were placed
on the docket. They were n. J.
Williamson. Willie johnson and
Law 0ayleA The. latter two are
ha0ToeA Williamson and johnson
aAves bond. ]. ]. puquaa ana J. y.
ofue0l W4ce aMneun0ed ~ tho sheriff
= - bend1nan q ~ twe.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-27
EIGHTEEN CIVILIANS Killed
By BOMB DROrPERS

Rcsne, May 9o.-O0lcxnll Efga,-
teen enemy AerOpaaneo yesterday
afternoon dow OVER Barn. drop
ping bombs. No military huil6.
ing WAO Nezuck.
Eighteen civilians wore killed
and twenty wounded, OF whom
the majority weFo women and
children. There was some slight
damage 70 dwellings.