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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-10-12

Die @liierten INNER nod ni9t, oh iis
suerf our9 ben MarI9 in 8uIgurieH
binein bic @erbin6uns atpiI9en ben
WittelmG6ten unb Der Siirfei unters
binben ooer Serbien, bos rurme tletne
2unb," befreien fOIIen. 3uerft ri9tets
ii9 Der Suuptorud Der britiiden
StreittrGfte ssssn bic StrumusSrout.
TN Der Ri9tuns duf" Sofia. Die
@eI9i9te tlappte ni9t. Damn f9lus
gen Sronsoisn uno Serben sssen bic
9otransSront, in nDrbli9er Ri9hrug.
los. SEPT iOGts Serbien befreit tpers
ben. Die RGumuns Monuitirs tpuroe
bon allen alIiierten S9reibdIfen Be-
tannt sssebsn. llnb bic ipugbalIigen
unperanttportIiden rsdten bereits Be-
sebrli9e SGnbs Biz binauf ndb Bel
grab. Die 8Gmpfe fOtpoH On ber
@trumas, ipis Der DutransSront finh
Guberit blutiser Ratur, uno bic bus
earifdtn Sruppen, pelben aud bort,
(unb no nidt9) brutfde Strettfrdfts
sur Ssite itsben, Gsiften in Der OefeHs-
iipe unb Der SffeHiips @rOBurtigss.
aber bieIe MebeIeien bdben gor feinen
3tped, neil iie tein beitimmtes 3tel hds
ben. 9ie 4lItierten baben auf bem
maaeboniI9en 3riessf4auplub nt4t
etnmol cine beitimmte rRt9tuns auf-.
Na9 elmer ReutersOepeIde III In
amiterodm ssmelost tporbsn. bab elm
arisssseridt in &OnituntinOpeI iiber
ben friibren prpbiIortI6en prdfbens
ten bon 9lIbanien. gFub puf9u. bds
SobesurtsiI perbdnst bat. Ser toms
manbisrenoe 9sneral In 8onftanttnopei
Tast, laut bieTss 8eridtss, OaB fi&
GFab pdfda, pis Der 9roasb ersab.
nadseipieTenermaben NIT 8unben ses
gen bic tiirtiI9e Resieruns berT9tDos
rem unb Der Siirtet ben &ries erfldrt
bat. Daour9 unb bur9 feline fein6s
fslise Sanblung leiitete er ben TetH'
ben Der Siirtei 9tsnfte. Sas Sobess
urteil TT bonn Sultan beftGtigt tporoen.
gHab pufdu tpurbe, nu9bem er ii&
i'm Sanuur, 1916, ben Stulienern IN
9llbanisn anssf9IOFen bdtte, fetnes
Ran9ss in Der tiirtifhen 2lrmee ents
febt. SpGter besab er ii9 nod Rum
unb i'm MGr3 filbr sr na9 purts. mo
er bon prsmier 8rianb smpfunsen
purbs. Sm Stunt tpurot er in &ons
itantinopsI gum Spbe psrurteiIt, unb
TN 4uguif btsB es. baB er eine albonss
IiT9e @btsiluns tommunbiere, bic tn
Saloniti selanoet tpurbe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-10-12

aon unb bena9barten Stuuten, seiftz
li9e @iiroentrGser unb 2aien, itrDms
ten neuIi6 aur Seier bes soIbenen Sus
bildums bes g}riors 9lbelbelm Ober-
matt bonn 8ene6ittinersO sOrben, ber Die
fer Sage bonn pupfe gum Situlars
abte Der 8ensOittinersGbtei bon
WOunt 4nseI, Ore, ernannt porben
iit un6 fir ben 9riinoer bon Wouut
9lnsel gilt, mad Der abtSi. Gr5bis
fdof gbriitis bon pOrtlanb belt in
Der Ct. MGrDss&ir4e Die SubilGumss
prsbist uno 5elebrierte sine pontifitalz
msFe, afIiItiert bon 8if9Of Sdinner
bDn Spotane, @uih, unb @bt Placis
bus bon Der 8eneoittiners4btei. Sruu
S6umannsSeint, bic beriibmte beuts
I6e SGngertn. trus in Der Satbebrale
mebrere Solonummern bor.
Ser SubiIar, priOr SOermatt, lift
am 10. y1opember, 1874, in Stans,
aanton glieberpuloeR, S9peiS, ees
bor.n. gr fam i'm Sabre 1873 na4
elm.ritd unb tpurOe i'm SttOber. 1881.
jum prior Der @btei ernannt. bic er
IN fd0nerer @eftalt pieoer uufbuute.
nadbsm iie NIT fat Der sanaen ans
Feoluns Wount Qnsel i'm Sabre 1893
burd sFeuer aerffDrt ippr6en mar.
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Babe Stolen

fiir MGnnsr unb 3nabeu, uno feiu
Dtaun obsr 2nabs iOllte obne Elm pai'
ienoes Babe @sDanb iein. Wtdnuer
iiebmsn 8sbasli9teit In sinem sutsn
@snaub, iblafeu unb luuseru berum
In einsm, blsibsn fr0blt& uuo ldHslno
IN einem. Biell.i4t whroen iie nit
3psi frObli1sr isin, absr etns mhiisu
iis babsn. Das allerbsite 5eisrtaesse'
ffenf fhr Wtdnnsr, unb MIR baben bic
Sorte mslbe Wtdnner lieben, bier In
unierem Wtdnner Saoen.
Subiausr unb iuntp farbise Sedeu
Babe Gepanber.
@r0ssn fiir Wdnuer unb 3naben.
Robsu bic ssp6bnlid fhr $500 usr'
fault werbsn, absr unier Preis LIT mie
een6bnli9 nieoriser. .3ugtfn6pfter
Sals, GROCER 9rassn. DOll geihnitten
uno ssrdumis, ,mat9eo' Wfuitsr uno
@iirtel Strid. Spejiell, $3.50.
~@sraos iuuerbulb Der SOrbsrtbiir."
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Wertanf bon guten &ags

Bdbrsnb Der sau;en 8ode ipsjiali'
iiren mir uuf brei @raben uon Russ in
alien @rOBsu, nobel Sie @slo eriparsn
f1nnen.
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Die &rtegslase.

Die semetn famen uno sleid3eitisen
9robsn OffeniiOsn Der aliierten auf
allen Saupttri9siduupIdben nebmen
sinsn sIeidfaIIs semeinfumeH unb
sIeidasitisen @erIuuf. Sic erfOrbern
unssbeure Spfer unb fommen, bic
@esitreden na4 Der SObe oiefer Der
LUTTE unb an Dem llmfuns Der Grruns
senfdaftsn aemeHsn, ntdt borpdrts.
4n Der Weftfront unb Der SitfrOnt be-
finben fi9 bic 8srbiinbeten beute nod
in Der @erteibisuns, ieoo9 TT biefe
@srtsioisun9 Iissrsib unb bat iteleHs
tpeife b.retts Der OffsniiOs pluB sez
ma9t. 9tuf benz baltanifden 8rissss
fdaupIab (rumdnifder SeIbaus), auf
ipel9em nad 2onOOner uno pariTer
9artelluns Die gntideibuns fallen
ioIl, lit in Der 0obrubi9a bic Offen>
Tibe auf Der Seite Der 8srbiinbeten,
unb au5 in Si.bsnbiireen 1T Die Der
tet6isuns gum iissreiden 9lngriff iibtrs
gaangen. 9ln Der ma5ebonii i4en
5ront finbet cine bIutise &abbalserei
spif9en ben StreittrGften Der aniierz
ten unb benen Der @erbiinoeten ftatt,
tpeIde Der @sneralibee Der @roben
Sffenfipe Ieoislid bur9 bic @lti4s
seitisteit entipridt, obue nit ben ans
beren bur9 irssnbpel9e @emeiniams
tsit in innerer @erbinoune gu iteben.
Ta6 Der amtli9en Mitteilung bes
bulgariI6en Sauptquurtiers bat Der
ginfall Der RumGnsn, fpsl9e nit Der
llsbertreusung Der 9Onau BEL Rabobo
besann, folgsnbsn 8erluuf senommen.
Die 8ulgaren lisben bic in Der Ri4s
tung auf Die Seiiune Ruitidut bOrs
bringenben RumGnen cine getpife
@eqItrede ins 2anb binein. Der
6einb beTebte Die bul9uriI9en Orts
fhaften Seipippl, &ajamble, 8oroifz
Idpo, Maolppranotpo, 9olemoprds
iapo uno 8reI6Iisu. Damn aber bruz
den, am 0ienstas, bulguriItbe Stretts
trGfte aus Der Seitung &uitTdut los.
sic parfen ben Seinb 9egen ben puntt
an Der Sonau suriid, an bem er iibtr
ben Stub geIebt mar uno no er Die
gontonbriide nod unperiebrt glaubte.
9eaen 9lbeno beTebten bic 9ulgds
rem Die 9Drfer 9iuboipO (RaboOo) uno
9abop (8abotpo). Die RumGnen feb
ten bic Slu6t, nu6oem iie bic Bride
iiber bic 9onau 9sfprengt porgefunoen
batten, uno bo ibuen 70 Der RIdsug
abaef6nitten mar, 1T DItli9er Ri9s
tuna, in Der Ri6tung ouf ben 8riidenz
topF Sutratan, fort. Don Sutrdtan
mar ibnen eiue Stpeite buI9drifde
Streitma6t entgegen9e5osen. Die 10
bon spei Seiten gspndten rumGnii6en
9atailIone tpurben na9 olIeu Ri4tuns
gen SerTprengt.
Die glufroaung Der rumGniT4en
StreittrGTts, ipslde Ourd bic PGHe Der
SransIblpaniIfNn alpen in Siebens
biirsen einseriidt TuO, bat b9onnen.
Sn Der SermaunItuotf9lu9t TT bic
grfte rumGniIde armes eef4ldgen
un6 bur9 Die tiibus llmssbunssOPeras
lion Der 8apern I'm ROtsnturm'pdb
fuft sGnaIi9 uubu Ssfs4t ssIsst iDor'
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-10-12

bratmeilen, besiebt, 1T bon einet
8rouerei in Milpautse eessu bic Re'
sierung unb bie @reat Nortbern Gifen.
babnesIenf9oft anbdnsis semudt, mel,
DIE ii9 sefpeiseat bot, Bier nud Der in
Rebe ftebenben Resion au beforbern
Dor bem 8unosseeri9t fir Wltnneioto
bat Die 9rauersi obne Grfolg geltenb
semudt, boB Der frugIide Diitritt tein
Snbiunerlano mebr fei un6 buB tetn
Sunbssseieb Die 8efOrberuns bon Bier
unb anOsren e9orenen 9etrdnten bon
uuspGrts bortbin fiir ben priDutsaOns
FUN berbiete.
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$t.OO 1taterntuslins

gBuntsrbare Stils unb munberbare
@srtbs In @bsmiien uno 8ewdnOsrn,
anssfertist In ben Bsreiuisten Staatsn,
nit ben fmportirten frauB6iiiAeu Bsn.
bungen uub Stilen. 3eiue 5rau faun
6.nielben mioeriisben unb es nimmt
uur msnis, um Oisfe 0hniHsnswsrtbsu
3u bslissn. Seine Qualitdt uon ytatn'
foot, Crepe unb Satilte In 5leii9 oosr
ipsiB, nit sartsu Ssr3isrunssn BON
Spisen uno Stiderei.
Swsiter Stod.
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Iergefet nid)t ben
idbrliben Serfauf bon
SansbaIt Sadbeil.

Cine 3sit. 3u pslGer Sie n0tbise
Seim uno Sihn Saden mitiammt
alle ben nsusu Ssit' nnb arbeitiparsrn
au wirili6sn @rlparuiieu erhalten tOn'
iisn. Dies 1T uuiere @inlaouns jur
8sfiGttsuus Der ausftsllun8 In BEN
SauSartitsl @rossidoe nm thsiljunsb'
men an ben srobsn Bsrtben uno @r'
fparnilitu.
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911fa1o.
@Gdsr berlansen Serbot Der
@ei;enaasfubr.

8enebittiHer Slbt feiert aulSenes Sn-
bildum-Siea Der @eiunbbeter tn
Netu Yprt-S SiertraHspurt- PrUseh
inn beidlennist iuerben - 2egte-
runs iuia aalifabrtf bauen.
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A1tsfQ110.
Die StnmGaea erleioen cine
bSie Salappe.

eie serIieren fiiufSebu Sataillpne
init einem Shlase-Rpd, feline
aIarnns tn ber sried,iidea Trase.
MIiierte ieteu Sifeniine an ber
Weftfrpnt furt-Giiab Pafdba ner-
urteilt.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-22
St. Cecilia Academy

Before deciding upon q school for your
daughter. you will do well to consider the
advantages and merits Of St Cecilia.
more charming site is not TO be found
and the climate IS delightful. Its ample
campus. gardens. dairy and poultry farms
comprise $50 acres.
The buildings are stately and beautiful
and the equipment perfect and thoroughly
up TO date in every particular
The Academic Department is affiliated in
al its courses with the Catholic University.
Washington, D. C. and with the George Pea
body College for Teachers. Nashville. Tenn.
All the departments are kept up to the
highest standard St Cecilia as 8 music
center is well known, the concerts and re-
citals are always Of the best The Art
Work comprises classes in drawing, paint
ing in OIL and Water ColOrs. Sculpture Pot
terry and China
Glasses in Ancient and Modern Languages.
the Sciences. Mathematics. History Litera-
ture and Expression. all presided over by
thoroughly qualified teachers excellent
Commercial Department. and complete
course IN Domestic Science-thess are some
Of the manifold advantages offered which
commend St Cecilia to the thoughtful par
ent and guardian Apply for beautiful new
prospectus TO MOTHER SUPERIOR.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-22
Parties.

Earl Brown viii entertain with a pic
nc party on Tuesday at Mundy Springs
complimentary TO Miss Nary Nafe. who
Is leaving soon for California.
The members OF the Alta Vista
Methodist society entertained their
friends and members at an Ice cream.
candy and watermelon social at Austin
Park on Friday evening. Games We're
played by those present and a general
good time enjoyed. The hostesses for
the affair We're Mesdames John Harper.
Clyde Campbell, B. Dumont ". H
Lark and II. Splawn
The G. / A TO the 3. of L E. enter
tanned its members and friends last
night with watermelon social at the
nome OF MI and Mrs. J. Walker. 1913
East Boulevard The porch and lawn
of the house We're Illuminated with
strings of electric lights They were
twineo about the pillars and upper rail
of the porch On the inside of the
mouse, cards and dancing We're en-
loyed- There was large attendance.
The hostesses OF the affair we're
Mesdapes c. NJ Cunningham. a. W
1oung, ". RAIDER. J. B. Prothro, F.
Hoban and J. Walker
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-22
Ell Pdsodns Returning.

Mrs E P. Rankin. jr.. returned to her
home today after a six weeks visit to
the home of Mrs. Rankin's parents. in
Illinois
Mrs a. G. frost returned from Cali
fornia Friday afternoon. where she has
teen visiting at the various beaches
for the past month.
Mr.. and Mrs. Y. Z. Roach have re-
turned from a months visit with rela-
tives and friends in the east. They are
now At their home. 1916 Mesa avenue.
Rev o. J. Wade and family have re-
turned from a five weeks visit TO Lit
tie Rock, wherethey visited friends and
relatives. They are now at home to
their friends. 220S Montana street
Chaplin John T AXtOn has returned
from the coast. where he has been Wis
iting for several weeks with his wife
and younger daughter His two older
daughters, who have been touring the
west have left Seattle for Portland. and
then viii go to san Francisco They will
join their mother and sister at Long
Beach about July IS and will remain
for the summer
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-22
Dances.

Miss Hazel Priest entertained with
an informal dance at her home in the
Lucerne apartments on Friday evening
The home was decorated in pink sweet
peas and green ivy. Punch was served
during the dancing and later in the
evening an ice course was served The
hostess was assisted in entertaining
her friends by Mrs. Mary ROOne, MI.
and Mrs J. Z Priest and her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Priest Those pres
ent to enjoy the affair We're: Misses
Jennie Maye Langston- Marjorie Live
Sley. Mary Nafe. PiQUetta Clements,
Beatrice Hills. Edith Robertson. Daisy
McNey. Elsie McNey. Grace Talbot.
Florence Lily. Nettie Hester. Tessie
Johnson, Evelyn Menker. Grace Priest,
and Hazel Priest: Messrs. Paul Hilbur
Clare Ruby. Paul Nafe. Earl GLASGOW
George y Biese, Romal German, Virgil
Cowart. Charles Miller, Clay Miller,
Ben Swain. Fred Priest. Emanuel Lef-
kovitZ. Ralph Priest Dave Hughes,
Clarence Priest, William Hughes and
Jesse Payne.
The Civic association of battery B.
first Pennsylvania artillery. gave an in
formal dance. on the cement tennis
court alongside the ruins of the old
Country club. The music was furnished
by the Marillas band. which is COM
posed of the boys of battery 3. all Of
whom are residents of Pittsburg. Corp
Phillip Price. president of the associ-
alton was chairman of the dance ar
rangements committee. with Mrs. : H
sutherland. president of the Woman's
club. assisting Besides the officers Of
the battery. the staff officers were also
present as the guests and chaperons
Of the affair Col. ". F. AIcFee. Mai J.
Dillenger. Capt F. Cooper. Capt Joe
Rees. Capt. y. McCalley. Capt H KRAFT
yer. and Lieut. F. Chandler were the
staff officers present Among the
chaperons We're: Mesdames :. H. Suth-
erland. H T Bowie. Hal Christie H B.
stevens. Ida Peacock. J. Z. Benton
Anna Laura Helm. Van Wilson. George
Aitken and Sarah Langston. The young
girls IN the party were Misses Irene
Laushlin- Elizabeth Stevens Nary Pool
Sarah Small, Ellen Miller. Thelma Bea-
son. Greda Palmer. Frances Foster. May
Jergeson. Nell Close. Frances Steel
Nellie ROwlin, Margaret Iverson. Flor
ence Clark. Stella Holt Beulah Brown
and Mrs Margaret kinnon Stevens.
Following the dance. the party went in
automobiles to the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. D W Detwiler. where an i'm
promptu musical program was rendered
and refreshments served. The bows then
returned 10 camp and the young women
We're taken TO their homes by the
chaperons-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-22
CloudcroH Notes.

Cloudcroft, y. NJ, July 22-Miss Syl-
via Rivers and Miss Bavinia Kuhn have
arrived in Cloudcroft. TO be the guests
OF Miss Myra Pearson.
Mrs. Frances We'll and her mother
Mrs. Steiner, who have been visiting
Mrs. John Tappan, returned to FL PasO
Thursday. Mrs. We'll will leave for
Los Angeles in a few days, where she
Will do some work in music under Herr
Thilo Becker.
G. Bastow. who spent the week with
Rev. and Mrs Henry Easter has re-
turned TO FL PasO.
Powell Stackhouse has arrived in
Cloudcroft to join his wife.
Miss Marie Kerr is spending a few
days in Cloudcroft
Nancy Williams. who has been in
FL Paso visiting Josephine Morfit, has
returned to ClOudcroft.
Miss Florence cathcart has arrived
for short visit.
Mrs. Kenneth Oliver has returned
after a snort business trip to Fl Paso.
". G. Dunn is in ClOudcrOft for a
''Niuk." '
Vernon Love. who has been the guest
Of Jimmie Hardy, has returned to FL
J. F. Williams came 10 Cloudcroft
Thursday to visit his family.
Miss Marion and Miss Dicta Hutch.ns,
VINO nave beeu the guests OF MISS Irene
Laughltn, have returned to ClOudcrOft
Mrs W X Ramsey and Mrs. William
WalZ entertained Thursday afternoon
with three table of bridge, in honor of
their guests. Miss Estelle Berrien and
Miss Gretchen LOrig. Refreshments
We're served at the end of the game.
Those present were: Mrs. W. X RAM
sey. Mrs. William WalZ, Mrs. Thornton
Hardie. Mrs A H Rodes. Mrs. Feuille,
Mrs J. Ridley. Mrs. Branche Craig. Mrs.
Harry Lakeland, Miss Estelle Berrien,
Miss Gretchen Lorig. Miss Mamie Lack
land, Miss Anne Reese. Miss Mabel
O'Connor and Miss Janet Mack
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-22
FL Pdsoons Awdg.

Mrs. C K Jameson and Miss Ruth
heating left Thursday afternoon for
Long Beach, Calf, where they will
spend the remainder of the summer.
DR.. Isabel Walsh Hoenes and Mrs. ]
A Mowery left on the Saturday morn
ing train for Cloudcroft, where they
VIII spend the week end. returning on
Monday night
J. E Robertson left the city yester-
day for trip through northern Arizona
and California. where he viii make a
short stay. returning to FL Paso the
latter part Of August
Mrs. August CRUDE and son, Rev
nolds CRUDE. will leave Sunday for
east Texas. where they will visit san
Antonio, Corpus Christi and other
points of interest until the late fall.
Miss Vera Altman will leave Sunday
evening for various points in Califor-
MIA on the Santa Fe. She will accom-
pany her uncle. II. O. WoOten, and two
cousins. They will be gone for several
weeks
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-22
About FL Pasoars.

Little Harold Hankamer. who under
went serious operation on his throat
at Hotel Dieu during the early part
Of the week, is now able TO to return
to his home. 1909 Wyoming street. His
rapid recovery is expected
Word has been received from the
boys al the Monterey. Calf. military
camp that = surprise review of the
companies in camp was held and that
company B Of which Paul Harvey is
second lieutenant and Frank Scotch
sergeant, received honorable mention
in the report Il Is also reported that
a paper in san Francisco took all the
boys in camp up 10 san Francisco in
a body TO drill in the preparedness
parade this morning. Then they will
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-22
Dinners. Luncheons. Teas.

Miss Mary Ginther and Miss Grace
Ginther were hostesses at luncheon
al the home of their parents. Mr. and
Mrs Paul Ginther, 1904 Montana street.
al noon Friday. The table was COW
cred with a large embroidered linen
cloth. in the center of which stood
a large cut glass bowl Of red carna-
tions, sweet peas and fern Place cards
Of red and white were used. Little
red baskets filled with candy and nuts
were given as favors. Following the
luncheon. dancing and a candy pull
were enjoyed by the guests. Places
were laid for Is people. Those present
Schuster. Care Mitchell. Anna Magof-
fin. Ruth Schwartz. Cleo Russell, Dor
othy Quigley, Birdie Rrupp. Paula
Krupp. Mary Magoffin, Grace Ginther,
Mary Ginther and Mrs. Paul Ginther.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-22
Out OF Town isitors.

Mrs A OdeII has as her guest. at her
home. 40 North st. Vra.n street. her
cousin. Mrs. ". y. Hast. and daughter.
several DAYS
Miss Josephine Savage is In the city
as the guest Of her brother and his
family. P J. Savage. at his home on
last Rio Grande street She will re-
main for about three weeks. before re
turning to her home in Chicago.
II o Nooten, who has recently been
elected director in the federal reserve
bank Of Dallas. to fill the vacancy
caused by the death of Felix Martinez.
IS spending a few days in the city. Wis
lting his sister Mrs E. B Altman Ac-
companying him are his daughter, Miss
Ina Wooten and son. Horace o. Wooten.
Jr Nj Wooten is also a railroad Of
fetal and has large wholesale BUSH
ness in central Texas
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-22
Autonobling.

4 week end automobile and camp
ing party viii leave this afternoon for
'-nndy Springs. where the members OF
The party viii remain until Monday
morning The trip Will be made in the
I crd cars OF Misses Mary Nafe EVELYN
Payne. Florence Robertson and the
Oak land SIX Of Wayne Hamilton. The
chaperons Of the party are Nesdames
Il B. Hamilton. D. Payne and W E
Robertson. The others in the party
are Edith Robertson. Beatrice Stiles
Mary Evans. Ray Gilbert, Virgil Cow
art Mayo Hamilton. Carol Plumb. Rob-
ert Martin and Mildred Bishop.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-22
"RTNGALOM APEONs"

BUNGALOW EPEONS"
Are neat and dainty if they fit YOU
and are well made. MILLER MADE
Bungalow Aprons are sure TO fit YOU
because. We make them to your meas
ure. il you wish, and they cost no NOR
than the other kind. that they are well
made seeing viii prove. Prices 90
and up. We have a STOCK or MILLER
MADE aprons at sos CAPLES BLDG,
and for the next two weeks we wills
give q dainty afternoon apron FREE
with each purchase Of Aprons. Semi
for Catalogue The MILLER MADE
co. sos Caples Bldg. Il Paso, Texas
Phone 2653.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-22
AFFIRMS GLASGOW-PEYTON
CASE In OTERO COUNTY

Santa Fe. y. ". July 21.-Among three
opinions handed down by tho state supreme
court. the district court for Otero county
Is affirmed In the case Of J. D. Glasgow.
plaintiff IN error. vs. J. c. Peyton e. al. de-
PENDANT in error The suit was one 10 quiet
title and 10 enjoin defendants in error from
removing certain personal property
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-22
NATIONALISTS HELP PUSH
IRISH HOME RIFLE RTI1

London. Eng. July ga meeting of
the nationalist members of the house
Of commons today approved the de-
mand OF John Redmond that the Irish
home rule bill be introduced without
delay and that II shall not 20 in any
respects beyond the terms of settlement
agreed upon.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-22
Why Not

Order your engraved wedding invita-
tons at Home: We can give quick
service. We have the best engraver
in the Southwest. FL Paso Printing
Co, los Main St.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-22

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mOnograms. etc. wedding invitations
and announcements made by Fl Paso
Printing Co. los Main St.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-22
Why Not

Why Not
A hand embroidered silk dressing
sacque for summer wear, $500. Beach's
Art Shop, City National Bank Bldg
Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-22
T. D. DIETERICH SUES
HIS WIFE FOR DIVORCE

Alleging that he was forced to
abandon his wife because Of her
harsh. unkind. cruel and tyrannical
treatment" a petition for divorce has
been filed by T B. Dieterich against
his wife Mrs " Y Dieterich In the
saith district court
The petition alleges that the couple
were married January 13, 1897 and
they have three children. The trial OF
the case is set for the September term OF
court
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-22
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be shown the city and given an enter
! tainment at the expense of the paper