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The Alaska daily empire., 1916-12-18
At the Orpheum.

Charles Hickman. who plays the leading role in "The Battle Cry of Peace. plays the lead in the thrill- ing naval drama entitled "The Hero of Submarine D-2" which opened last night and continues tonight There is a very interesting plot, scenes around Annapolis, the bat tlesnip fleet and other military and naval presentations. Eleanor Wood- run is the leading lady. The Chap lin cartoon comedy and the seug- Tribune makes up the remainder Of the program.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-12-18
Club Owners in Annual Meet


 ing.
 Legislation of rar-reaching effect upon the professional end of base ball was considered at the meeting in New York City last week of maghates of the National League, the International League and the American Association. The Inter- national League began it's meeting at the same time and magnates of the National League formally open ed their annual meeting then.
 The chief matter taken up by the International League was the ques- tion of series of interleague games with the American Association to be played at the end of the regular pennant season.
 Magnates Favor Change.
 Several of the magnates express ed the opinion that there would be radical changes adopted by the Ma tional League and submitted to the American League for ratification. Garry Hermann, chairman of the national commission and president of the Cincinnati club, said he ad- yocated a series based on the win ming of five out of the nine games; lower prices of admission and the distribution of the players share of the receipts among the members of the second, third and fourth teams in the order of their finish at the closing of the pennant races.
 Dreyfus After Garry.
 Barney Dreyfuss, president of. the Pittsburgh club, announced that he was still determined to bring about he removal of Garry Hermann from the national commission if it is pos sible.
 At their annual meeting the Inter- national League club owners defed the national commission which it de- scribes as the supreme court in orr ganizod baseball After considera- ble discussion the league decided not to abide by the ruling of the national commission, which would compel the Newark club to pay $9,- 900 to. the Brooklyn clubs owners for the latter's franchise rights in Newark.
 All of the International League clubs were represented at the meet ing. The delegates indorsed the efforts of the National Association of Minor Leagues to have the three class "A clubs relieved from the draft rule.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-12-18
Wisconsin Bars Salvatore from
 Fighting There.

The Wisconsin athletic commis- sion has indefinitely suspended John Salvatore, of St. Paul, prohibiting him from boxing in Wisconsin for violating q contract to box at osh- kosh November 17.
 The commission decreed that Joe Welling, the Chicago lightweight, is morally bound to box Ritchie Mitch ell of Milwaukee, at Racine. or re- main barred from Wisconsin rings until he appears in the latter city.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-12-18
WAR DEPARTMENT FACES
 $25,O00,000 DEFICIT

WASHINGTON. Dec. 1S.-Major- General Sharpe, quartermaster-gen- eral of the army. told the House military committee that the war department faced a S25,OOO,O00 de- felt now on account of the extra ordinary expenses of the border mo- bilization and predicted that if the National Guard were kept there until June at strength of 75,OOO, the deficit would be S50,0OO, 1000.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-12-18
At inc Dream.

Marie Doro. who is now one of the leading iilmdom stars. was in a ve-y pleasing picture at the Dream last night entitled The White Pearl" This Paramount feature is in five reels and all were good. Miss Doro was provided with excel- lent support and especially fine set ting for good photography. The Bostock animal picture. with a good plot was also included in the pro- gran which is given tonight for the last time.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-12-18
At nouglas Theatres.

William Shay and Claire Whit ney pleased two good audiences at the Douglas Orpheum last night in "The Ruling Passion. This is a good Fox production and is on again to- night.
 At the Douglas Lyric. Beatria Mi cheleua in Salvation Nell" a real heart-interest story of the slums of New York City, was the star and the feature at the Douglas Lyric last night It went well and is to be repeated tonight.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-12-18
Billie Burke Coming.

"Peggy' with Billie Burke playing the title role will be the big fea- ture at the Coliseum this week be- ginning Wednesday night and run ming through until Saturday. Near ly everybody has heard of Peggy" '" ditto with Billie Burke and the two should be some drawing card
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-12-18
Another New Film Company.

Another New Film Company.
 The Goldwyn Pictures Corpora tion is the newest firm to announce it's intentions to the motion picture trade. The statement given out is as follows:
 Samuel Goldfish, who resigned recently as chairman of the board of directors of the Famous Players-Las- key Co.,. has gone into the motion picture producing business with Edgar Selwyn. Archibald Selwyn, Margaret Mayo and Arthur Hop kins. They decided that the name of the new concern should be the Gold wyn Pictures Corporation, the name
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-12-18
we shall see what we shall see.

Very seldom has the promoter @ chance to dictate to q champion, but if Les Darcy reaches America it is n sure bet all the world will not lie down at the feet of Jess Willard and beg him to enter the ring at s6O, ,OOO or $75,OOO an appearance.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-12-18
PUGET SOUND IS FORGING AHEAD
 IN ITS COMMERCE

SEATTLE, Dec. 16.-The collector of customs for the Puget Sound di- vision issued the report for Noyem- Der today and gives a value of inn ports from the district at $11,7S4,959. The exports were valued at S12.9SS,- 445.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-12-18
EMPIRES SPORTING DOPE
 RINo-MAT AND GENERAL ITEMS
Kilbane Easy Winner.

Johnny Kilbane, featherweight champion, easily outpointed Alvie Miller the other night in 2O- rornd bout. Miller kept covered up most of the way.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-12-18
SPORT SIDELIGHTS.

Les Darcy hasn't been found yet although there have been dozen "ofIiciaT" announcements that he's coming and should be in the U. S. A.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-12-18

Loose Wiles Biscuits, the famous Sunshine brand, are in a class by themselves. Try a package at Gold stein's Emporium. d9tf.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-12-18
FORMER FIRE CHIEF
 AT DAWSON IS DEAD

T. A. Lester former chief of the Dawson Fire Department dropped dead in South Vancouver lact Tues day according to advices received on the Prince Rupert last night. Heart failure was the cause. Mir. Lester was the chief of the Dawson Fire Department from 1902 to 1910.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-12-18

Pipes, cigarettes, cigars and cigar. cite cases for Christmas at Bur. ford's Corner. Phone s14 and we will call with quantity for your selection. d2S.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-12-18
WHY NOT ALWAYS HAVE "sUN-
 SHINE AT HOME?

We have just received the agency for Loose 'Wiles biscuits made in the famour SUNSHINE bakeries. Try a package. Goldstein's Emporium.
 -(d9tf)-
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-12-18
Coming attractions.

Who Knows" a General Film production. is coming attraction at the Orpheum. and W. s. Hart, Triangle star, in "The Darkening Trail" will be a Dream attraction this week.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-12-18
LATEST NEWS

Our baby has bad cough and | have cold. Allmetal Relationships IS OUR best friend so I'm told.
 Phone 454 and 1902. d21
Evening journal., 1916-01-07

enact the old Puritanical. blue laws
Of Connecticut" Who were the Pur-
itans and the Pilgram fathers? Were
they lot of criminals and anarchists
who came TO this country to destroy
our land and institutions? Every
thing that We have in America that is
worth anything is due to the spirit OF
the Pilgrim fathers who crossed the
ocean in the Mayhower and her
kindred ships, the richest argOsies
that ever flOated on sapphire seas.
When any immigrant wishes to come
to America to make this his home
and obey our laws and uphold our
institutions, bid him welcome But
when a man wants to bring all the
curses of the continental Sunday,
with its revelry and debauchery. it
is time that a moral, Christian sem
timent should quickly let him know
that such course is entirely out of
harmony with the spirit OF our civili-
zatiOn. / have no controversy with
man who keeps some other day
in the week holy unto the Lord My
controversy is with the man who
keeps no day holy.
f1uHlfonH may Nie ~ tAtuNt ulIi-
self for desecrating the Lords day
by saying he needs six days in the
week for work and he needs the
seventh for recreation. Supposing a
man would give another six of his
seven horses as a present, and then on
some dark night. this fellow would
break into the other mans barn and
steal the seventh. When he was
brought before the judge, suppose
that he would plead in palliation for
his Otfense, that he wanted the six
horses for work-hOrses and he
wanted the seventh for trotter.
I imagine l can hear some one say,
Il know / have broken the Lords day
but was Just thoughtless. ] just
forgot That does not excuse you.
IL makes me think of the good old
elder back in Connecticut who got the
days OF the week mixed. On Sunday
morning he hitched up his horse and
brought his butter and eggs to town.
He tried the store door and found It
locked. Some friends saw the old
mans predicament and told him OF
his mistake. He was nearly broken
Evening journal., 1916-01-07

today stands between the working
men of this country and industrial
slavery. Il is the sacredness OF the
Lords day that has been the power
that has preserved it thus far from
its being made like every other day
in the week Remove this influence
that has protected IL. and the result
will be that almost universally the
labOring man will be compelled to
toll consecutively through all the
seven days. / have no controversy
with the working man that is COM
PEELED by his employer, against his
Will, to work on the Sabbath.
know there are many cases where
this seems unavoidable. Let me say,
my friend, If your position demands
Sunday work. make that spot in the
shop, or way car or engine cab, holy
unto God. Make il a pulpit TO pro-
claim by your words and deeds, your
love and loyalty TO Christ. DO not
let the fact OF Sunday toll keep you
from being q Christian. Take Christ
with you wherever you go. But pray
that God may some way give you an
opportunity for day OF rest. do
have a controversy, however, with the
employer who merely for the sake OF
avarico, compels his employees 10
work unnecessarily seven days in a
week.
When a man makes the Lords day
a time merely for merriment and rev
elry. he is driving a nail in the
coffin of his own industrial liberty.
A man that patronizes Sunday base
ball is striking a blow at one Of the
finest best sports that was ever
played. Many a business man will
go right from church on Sunday
morning to get his mail and then
wonder why he has no more influence
upon his children to bring them into
the the religious life. A man tried
TO excuse himself for this by saying
that he had to look over his business
letters on Sunday Men, If you can
not make q living in the business you
are IN by working six days "a weel,
and keeping the Lords day holy. get
out Of il and get into something that
YOU can.
hear some one say. There is one
OF your fanatics, that wants to re-
Evening journal., 1916-01-07

hearted They tried to comfort him
by saying. "You did not mean to
break Gods holy day, you just for
got" Il know" moaned the old
man, q did not mean to break Gods
law that / forgot, but the command
ment says, Remember, Remember
the Sabbath day to keep it holy"
Let us now take up the sixth COM
mandment, Thou shalt not kill. -
Someone may say we have no MUIR
derers in this city, so you might just
as well pass over that law. Perhaps
there are none that go out to shoot
or stab their victims in cold blood
but there are other ways to kill than
merely with a pistol or a knife. Many
are committing suicide. First there
is physical suicide. Do you suppose
you can continue taking into your
system a poison, that If you put three
drops of IT, on the tongue of a dog it
will cause him to drop over dead
within five minutes. and still be as
strong and healthy as before?" Know
ye not that your body is the temple
of the Holy Ghost? If any man
defiles this body, him will God de-
stroy' Supposing you give a friend
a fine house to live in for a year, rent
free. and at the close of that time,
you would return to find that he had
taken buckets Of mud and daubed
over the nice white walls. You would
say, Move out. and it will be a long
time before ! give you another house
10 live in"
God has given us these dwellings,
these physical bodies to live in for
three score years and ten, rent
free. He is testing US to find out
whether we are worthy of occupying
the spiritual body, the mansion not
made with hands. eternal in the
heavens. If you deiile the temporary.
can you expect to have the perma-
nent? Doubtless, there are many
vices which may not be classed as
sin, but at least they are weights.
We are asked to lay aside the weights
as well as the sins. Some thought
was too radical last night in hitting
tobacco users. If the Lord had IN
tended you to smoke, my friends. He
would have put chimney in the
Continued on Page Nineteen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-11-10
glftes HapiteL.

"9lauet Sh. SnB ibrs @ltern nod
leoen?" peter gartel iab BON lsi.
mem aquareu arf 5u ieiner ssrau
blnubsr. Die bate cine arobe, belle
Sdurae um9ebunten, fab auf sinsm
nleorl9sn Sdemel unb sog 9otnsn
ab. Hedis unb limits ucn ibr in
lau6eren &orben, unb ouf ibrem
Sfob bauftsn iid bic sriinen. aor.
ten Sobnen.
Grau garteI iiberb0rts bic Sroae.
nSa9e nal, msin aino, fir mic
utele Menidsn piaft @u siaentIit
gohnen einmnden2"
"Nur fiir uns brei, fir ben e,usn
ODER anoeren Dintereolt, unb puun
tommt bic pflegerin unO bolt III.
lbre S9ubIin9e, ad, oas aebt aacs
FORT"
.r5ur uns orsi9 0sntf 0u. oib
Stla bel uns bIsibt2
~9efotB blsibt fie."
"Spridt ie slaentlit ME otn ~
6auie2"
"Nlsmcls, ih oente oft, lie if 81,
sais NcteOeutlde, Itols, oathlcNen
t,geniptltg iiberous moblsr,cosn
aoet tief Orinnrn bai tie Elm rplr
lles. rsl4ss Sers"
"sie mug isin. pis lie Mil, ID
ta5' ne mirilit ilsb.f loqfs Vet
Sit'sl, q iproh eilpos oeosbnt.
Sahifno rer llntetbalinna mil lerse,
btan iah q Bin unt ht. isiu loa..
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-11-10

glDsli9 tlopfts es.
8ie lout IS bod tlopft, ba9te lie
lnD erbob fid..
Gin Widbden itedte ben aopi
bur9 bic Sir.
sd iollte sic ipeden, ssrGuIein.
es 1T etpas ipdt seporoen, sic
mihtn f4 beeilen. bas S9tff bat
ioeben anselest."
2iia iprans auf unb CAB BEN
Rdb4sn bas 9epdd in bic Sauo.
.S4nel, idnel, gum Gdiff!"
$50 l4limm 1T ss nidt." lasis
bas Wdb6en, absr is sins.
2iia be5ablts bic @~irtsleute, i'm.
mer nod oas aIinsen in ben Sb.
rem, bic nniderbeit in ben @lie,
bern, oonn elite iie sebantsnlos, ME
gebeBt. 3um Sampfsr.
Sic lieb iid iofOrt cine Rabins
anpeifen.
als lie bas Raui6en beg abfab.
rsnoen S4iffes b0rte. iofts Ie s..
rabs ihr Saar.
% fiiblte lie es wieoer oeutlit,
pie Smre iie in ieine arme (alOb
unb cart uno innia olsfss Saa, tib,
te. Sic prebte itr antliB in bic
lanae blonde 5iiae unb meints bit,
tetlih.
lin oieisIbs 3sit sing anoras
Smre aut oos Snrs su. IN BEN Il
fpielsn ipQte.
Yer Rs9en itrid nur mebr nj,
Elm leiAier Gdleier our9 Die l6ma
len, ipiegelnoen Gniisn.
Sn Der 5ir itdnO 8aIogb, Der
gaBssiser.
Ter iApnrse abenoanaus bling
loie am ben lonaen. boaeren Rors
Der. Der 3igeuner bate bic arme
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-11-10
(5ortiesuna folat.)

Bie Die Alten ungeu.
Nama: "aber, gnn9en, parum
nlodIt on penn fc cinen 9DlenIarmg
3u Iiebit oph, bob 9ubi san5 rubia
itBt."
Genn1en: sSSa, Der mub rubig iein,
mir fpic!en Sotsr unb Wtutter, unS
9rbi 1T Batter uno tumint fpdt nad3
3ouie. unb ih bin Su!%
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-11-10
Biaur.AAfia.
@. 6ortiebuna.l

~ UstttA"b1
arbras Smres f9Snes. buntId
0sidt NOR emporstrt9tet. Sc batt'
i'm clio stie6en, aIs q. ME cir
Sremosr unter BEN Bolt, fem,
f3pernitisen Gieotr ianp.
60 ersriff fs nG9tis.
.Smrt, Smr.. aud id TRACE 2eibI
Gladbe es mir! Sd rperos Did nil
sersefsn-"
ST sOs fs ianft an iid uno .iibt.
!br bIOnOes 5aar.
Damn fabt, er i6re Sdnoe.
.gs 1T 3uoie!. Du 2ie6e, ID
peib e. Du seAOrf mir niat Id
sebe.'
ST grill nod ieinem 9ut. b.uste
ftp no9mals tiet iiber ibre 5ono
uno perllsb oas Simmer.
2iin blieb I'm Senier lteben. Sic
fab tha ni4t mehr. er muBts gum
Strano Sesansrn iein.
Sine eisemtumIide eduere mar
in ibren Slieoern. Smres aarts
2iebtoluns batte ibr. grreguns &C.
brodsn. Sbrs @eoanten oerpirrtsn
iid; 8orte. @sfi6le. G%rinnerunsen
idpirrten farbie auf. Clio trat
gum siiG, il: itiBt. iia islt auf bic
S,latte.
9a itano ia Der aaffs. -
Msrtput Dig!
RLn NOT sa san3 Ieer IN i9rem
aopt
Clio nEBte Iid iebsn. lie fu9lts
cine blsie,ne RiDisteit.
So JAP fs cine WeiIe. Damn
nabm lie gang in 9eoantsn Dt' aan'
ne, sob auifee in DE SaHe, tat
Iangium 3udsr uno Mll4 hineln,
ms9ln;l6. pie abpeieuo, uno pIoB'
lid ipIrte lie. bob iie Elm reiBenosr
Suaser befiel.
sic fab an benz srObsn Gid nit
Der bdbliden oLnten Oede.
AsrS uno Slrn lpuren leer. Sic
fiblte audi ni9t, mos lie tat.
Ra9 elmer Msils fieI ibr elm, oaB
siss Jet seiterE abeno l9rs stlts
WiablSsit Uur.
SIC bIieb nod LANCE resungsIos
Iben. Damn wurpsn ihre Geoans
fen tlar.r: chez IS lieb ctpas 3us
rid. pie e;nr leelii4e uno topper
li6e 9G5muns pis Elm Ielhter
Raui4 Der tie autrmatenhafi bans
peln lisb.
2iia perlisb oas 3imner, iie fibl.
te, paB lie uniider sing, uno betrai
bic Gafitube.
sd m6dlte 5abIsn," iagte Ie.
Der 9err but beSablt."
,Uebsn Sic NH Elm 3immer uno
IaIlen Sic I'M Elm balb aeun bet
mir antlopien, lid fabre nit BEN
9ompftr. Der nab neun ubr Iraa
perIGbt."
.Gie Dame tann elm 3imms,
pGbIen."
r@an8 SIeid. aeten Sic mir stn
titles 3immer."
Die Nirtsfrau itritt UOran unG
trug 2iias 9anp9spdd."
&num bate iid Die sir binier
ibr seidIoien, pa mari iit Giia ans
sstlsioet, lpie lie mar, auf oas gett,
Sbre 8eoantsn Oeripirrten li4
tpieoer.
sic ihlief nidt. lie NOR gu 8oos
eridOpft, unfabis, Iha gu ri6rsn.
SD bin ME ausseb0hlt BON mel
mem Sdmer5", tlan9 Is in ibre Sh
rem. Bon meinem SdmerS8 bad.
ts lie in oumpfer Reusier.
Rsin, Sdmers fible i'd ni4t. ab:r
i'd bin ME aussea6hlt. audi i'd.
Mer fasie es Do4g
anbras Smre iaste Is.
Rebelbaft iab ie iein Bib. e
rauidte in ibren Sbren, unb oann
Iduteten 9lDden INNER nGber, uu>
ertrGoIif nab!
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-11-10

perfbrSnit unh bIidte bic Sal. cate
long.
Geiu GtV&i nor bon Der aatss'
ne iibtr Der Sir 6efI beIeu&tet.
Den autmitisen breiteu Wunb be-
fdattet Elm Rartsr buniler @4nurr'
bart, an BEN 1ologb ~unstouIots
taute. vi. aussn fparen ME f4rar'
ae Rirfden, bas Rraffe buniIe 6aar.
bos blot iber elmer nieoris.n Stirn
aniebte, sIanst. Don pomabe.
.9srbammt. Ct miiBte bod eno'
lib tommsn," murmelte Ct. .pGre
nur bas blonde @eib ssbIisbsn. MO
ie tpar. fs madi ibn sans eleno.'
90 tam @nbras Smre bic Safe
beraui. lansfam. ssientten Sauptes.
Der gaBseis.r. Der i&on nit
Smres Sntel auf benz 9altan uno
in sana Seiterreids unsarn berum'
serponbsrt mar, liebte auf Der Welt
niemaneen 70 isbr. pie ben iunssn
primos. gr battle Jpn als aino ss'
tannt, als Rnuben. uno fpdter als
ben ssfsierten, neuen Stern. Ris'
manb NOR slidlihsr als er. ipenH
Smres Spiel ole 9ersen bsspang.
Oft bate er sroBe pldne i'm aopf
fir ben iunssn Smre, p%Orldufis mar
er rur feline redte 9anb. fem &ais
iierer unb fem etgebener 6reunb -
absr - rpsr tonnte piFen! - =!
NIs er ben primas 10 fia bic
Safe sntlans tommen fab. pitterte
er nit BEN feinen 9efiibI zines
treusn Sunbes, baB Der Serr lit.
@r sine anDras entsesen uno legts
ben 4rm I'm feline S4uItern.
ranbras. lab bod. srame bid
nidt. i'd peiB. es lit INN bic BLONDE.
i'd lab es idOn in Rasuia."
@noras rpebrte ab.
Ser 9aBseiser lieB iid nidt Be-
irren.
.@ie 1T fort, nidt pabr. tann
mir es osnten, tpmmt unb qudIt
Did unb raui4t oapon!A
sd bite Did, laB bas, 9aIosb,
gu pelBt nidt, mas 0u iasit.~
ga il, i40n." iagte Der 9abs
gei9er. rpieleidt peiB i'd es nidt.
obsr bab lie Did eIenb ssmadt Bat,
biefe Blonde" - er iaste bas Wprt
nit perbaltsner Wut = has isbs
i'd, iebe id ie0en Gag"
nG5 1T niat anbers, 8alosb, mir
tpolen niat bopou fpreden,"
Sic glngen in bic tleine @aits
Die piat gebrGngt Doll Men.
I6en mar.
r9rinnen i'm soal fpartet allss
auf Gid, N%noras," fagts gaIogb,
,lpir ba6en ieit ndt u9r alerIei Der.
intercepted, es 1T gut, oaB 8u
'pmmit."
rRa, alp = 9eben mir"
Die TNuie mar gerabe 6eenoet.
IRorua Smre iteute iid Dor Die
2npeae, er 9riiBts niemnupen. Der
5imbaIIpieler. ter einen raiaen Slid
cem 8oB8siser sapttielt batt,. !
eIdlte i'm Die Geige. !
Ser Brimas priifte ibren Son,
lei Ten 3i9eultern !eiIe eini3e gBo.,
2 gu, uno oann I9pebte Der Iiibe
tldrtg zines alien ungarii9en Sic,
es ubsr tie Wienss pabin.
Dos mar niat mebr Der Sail nit
'en lGGerlia burten Girinnoen uub
Sabnen, oos mar tetne Itumpfe 6ers
e pom WteniAen, oa l9Doll ons
oas eipi9e, blaue, unD au>
'ras lab Elm groBes S4iff, oas lie
)lnipe9trug, lie. Die ibm nun 10 un>
'egreiflia fern mar. fsrnsr oIs in
zen lan9en 8pfen Sebrenper Sebns
udt.
limb feline @ei9e ians i9t elm aieo.
SGwsrmItig, poa unenoItder
5r9sn bic 90ns cabin, ME
'ine troitIpis, meni9lids Stimns,
cine SIage. bic pbns gnbe aui
lno nieosrpust.
Gan9lom nur trennte anoras iia
,on isinem SeIidt. ST Iab bic
% unten, empfanS bic un.
,rtrdslt9e 6iBe bes SaaIss unp !
'ra6 no.
Die s~sbunbenen GseIen fii6lteR
Don Jsrns, oaB fie etfpas auberas.
ssb0rt batten.
Sin frenetiider 8eifal umtubte
i'm.
anbras Smre ruanbte Iia finIlsr
If.
elites aapiteI..
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-10
SPECIAL TRAIN
To CL0UDCR0F 7
Will Go Through From Ell
Paso Monday; Usual Low
/ Rates This Year.

Next Monday morning the summer
: rptes from Ell Paso TO Cloudcroft will
! u into effect and a special train will
/ be run to Cloudcroft from Alamogordg
/ that morning. connecting with the train
1 out OF El Paso.
General passenger agent Garnet
King has arranged for this train TO ac-
commodate a number Of parents who
have sick babies and wish to take them
Immediately 10 the roof garden of the
southwest" also to accommodate
; number Of people who wish to go up to
open their cottages.
This viii be the only through train
TO Cloudcroft until June l. on that day.
daily through service will be inaugur-
ated from FL Paso. During the last half
OF May rain service will operate TO
Cloudcroft three times a week. but f.
viii be necessary to stay over night I'm
Aiamogordo en- route up from FL PasO.
On next Mondays train leaving FL pas0
at 1880 a. m, however through service
will be given, the train reaching Cloud
croft about u o'clock noon OF that dqv
Work is now in progress on the
Lodge, rearranging il for the formal
opening on June 1. NJ b. Hutching who
managed the place a year ago. will ar
rive here Friday and will 20 I'D on
MOAudy ) tfdln 70 take active charge OF
arrangements for the opening Mr. Kim.
has men at work now on the golf course.
he says, and he contemplates holding q
number Of golf tournaments at Cloud
croft during the summer
Mr.. King has just issued some at
tractive literature on ClOudcroft and the
Lodge, which is being distributed
throughout the southwest The same
low rates that were on last wear will
apply this year. including 500 round trim
rates from Houston. San Antonio. Dali
las and Fort Worth on certain dates
during the summer
The round trip rates from Ell Paso to
Cloudcroft for the summer will be a.
for season tickets and $3.50 for week.
end tickets.
The usual Sunday round trips will he
run after June I, each week.