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Smyrna times., 1916-09-13
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as, pn,s.. .,s.o .7'7 FIRST PACE.
b,,..''a ...'aocao'ary, p Daniel NJ. Rid.
zr W., Coroner. John J. Har.
s,,,. .''tsn s Corner; comntraI. n?I.
~ IT,. B Grieves. SMYRNA
Fl b,,.a b,,a'er, Edmund o. Raw
80 (Unopposed) staIe
+a rIs r1,Sond district. Robert II
es h 'ylon; Fourth district
s..,,,,.. !, Nurphey Harrington r'1pf,r,,
sR s,u si,,u'I''a-First district. T. + gar' i1~
lr.5,r,,al. smyrna, Second Joh. hIr,
Ia. t.''@9. On. Leipsie; Third. 1i,1i DoOin1 'onI
a,,,I.a.s.' Fourth. F. G
's; s,I'y; si,,s Fifth, f. l.. lone. +, -
GIVE, a,''S, ; Cooper Gruwell ", 'QRIi' Wi1'
'ass. a. seventh. A. W. Cossen -,
,s; Mn. ,t.'Ehth. John ". Killer ,,'
,ros..' 2 George W. S,,.Gn' Swoin
y; I.,l Tenth. Wilbur Mostau "s,u'
= ti,t,i... Court Commissione1rr.ell rell'
~ l'S, Tbi.; Matthew ''9'0"T5s--- v. Tor1
ht4, 4i5.o' Boa,.E.Y Ely. Williams. cIau, T,u'
ls,nD nDsnIanin Donobo oo'.l lay
'''' Joseph A. arc" Fresr.
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the committee from this district
Clarence Ford was nominated assessor
and Leon Jones and Frank Gardner
inspectors for this district
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KENT DEMOCRATS CANVAS VOTE


F,nd Returns as Indicated and o. K.
Them Without a Contest Committee
The vote of the Democratic Primsr-
les in Kent County was canvaSsed in
Dover yesterday and was without a
contest. Kent county's $ newly-elected
Dem'cratic committee met for organj-
zation and to plan for the coming
campaign. Organization was effected
oy the selection of K. K. Kenney q,
chairman; L. K. Beauchamp of Har-
rington. vice chairman: Herman C.
taylor. secretary j. Frank Wilds
treasurer. Harry B. Grieves ana ]
II. Jones were elected members Of
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Gaptain and Mrs. William Lank.
OF Philadelphia. returned with Mrs
> NJ Farrell yesterday. for a visit
10 smyrna. Capt. Lank who was
taken III recently while on one Of his
sea tFips to Cuba. is recovering much
10 the qualification Of his man
friends. ~ many
Miss Temperance Scout. daughter
ot Mr.. and Mrs. Clement Y Scout
mas returned to Baltimore Md. TO
'"Ae Up her course Of study in the
nurse training school at John Hon
kins University Hospital.
Mrs. Ferd b. Bocia and dauobtar
Mrs. Ida NJ. Roc. of Wasbiroton
y. u spent the past two weeks Wis.
lting at the homes Of Mr.. and Mrs
William L. George and Mr. and Mrs.
W. II Stephenson.
Mrs. Jessie Poole. of Sykesville
Nd Is spending the week with ber
mother. Mrs. John ". Hutchinson
Mr.. and Mrs. William 4 Davis
ana Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Davis and
daughter. motored to Atlantic civ
last week in Mr.. Tom Davis car fora
week $ sojourn.
Mr. and Mrs. George L. Townsend .
Jr.. of Mt. Vernon Place ,, rear /
NirK"ood' motored to Smyrna SUNDAY
ana ! ent the day with Hr. and Mrs. r
D. Hofrecker.
Mr. Robert Y. Wallen. Jr.. son Of
Mr. and Mrs. R. Y. Wanen. Will
cave Monday to matriculate at Mer-
.ersburg College for course of study
Mrs. Smith Cooper. Of Wilmington
visiting Mrs. Frank E. Postles
Mrs. G. Z. Grimm and son, of Col
lngS"ood, \. j.. is visiting Mrs. 5.
iilbert Wi'is.
Miss Emma Wilds has returned from
visit to Collingswooi. y. j.
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,.-iay School will be held at
s.i.sa.p and Seyerson's S ct the usual
g % Sunday next for scholars over
!'in Of age. Other services as
81 vih preaching by the pastor
: Milton McCann.
Smyrna times., 1916-09-13

Clarence B Hanson. son of Benia-
b ? Hanson, a former resident of
ias:oEn. died at ST. Agnes Hospi-
baltimore on Saturday. He was
.-si nLondon Park Cemetery Balti-
-
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WANTED

Two young men wanted in a restaurant
ai riverside, n. j. For terms aud partic-
JOHN S. KITTLE,
Riverside. N. j.
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g-.t.c.ass machine work at Della
~. state Garage See II. p. Shap-
gent for jackson cars- adv.
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FOR RENT.
NOTICE.
WANTED.

Young Lady to work in ice cream and
store.
q. r. STEVENSON.
Smyrna. Del
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y. PRESENT peach season has been
!. " !. most Prosperous in the his
]. / .a' I, harrisons' at Berlin. al.
a- crop was much less than
Harrisons have Skinned
'''sa cars Of peaches this ,esr
ss.- I'M ni'y-;wo cars last year
49,. '''eiVed a better price for
! ~ sew even than for the dftv-
y - and the profits were tbero
S3...G, ~, The fruit shipped CON
ss.r.aa..e a.eea'ooro. carman. Champ
49, ~. Of Georgia, Ray. Elberta ana
} ..,-. ,'''s The E.bertas brought
:, IN .i''e. I not d single carrier
,,.-...,.l ' lo' less than 50 so. The
d. .','.a wen. car. ar, netted the firm s87, 9e
, o.. .,',a $50. 600 was clear pro-
'''a''ing all expenses
Smyrna times., 1916-09-13

Wanted To buy good white pota-
-s George w. Cunning, odd Eel
q Hall. Smyrna adv
Smyrna times., 1916-09-13

'''sa-'oot shark has paid his
y '''i' to Port Deposit for a few
'-'al'a ln the lower rapids Of
/. 'A94ehaana /. the past week
'-'' d. Spencer describes him
- ~. : growing youngster. His
.... u. 'o' Interfere with the striped
'-.as' as his draft is too great
. 4. gate the shoals that are near
+'-g grounds.
Smyrna times., 1916-09-13
FOR SALE CHEAP.

GRAY HORSE, yesrs old. good driver
Wagon. i0'A
W. G.. ROE.
Smyrna, Del
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WANTED.

Reliable Man for old established Tea and
Coffee Route. Apply after 6 y. m. to
l. l.. WRIGHT,
Delaware House. Smyrna. Del
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,qY2NA AND VICINITY

go. Items Of General Interest Gath
cred During the Week.
,..,s-. seryei IN all styles. Also
4. ~ pin, OF quart at Steyenson's.
NJ, street. -ad'.
Smyrna times., 1916-09-13

1 Second Quarterly Conference
st1ry ". +. Church will meet at
clock. after prayer meeting
1i-esisy night.
Smyrna times., 1916-09-13

10 Ladies Mite Society of Asbury
E. Church will have a supper in
!. Club House, Thursday evening,
.5s-ber 18th. - adv.
Smyrna times., 1916-09-13

IL. Margaret Dye Ellis will be
\ ;acipal speaker al the fall insti.
z Meeting Of the New Castle County
e T. T., September p. in M.
ln,' u. E. Church. Brandywine
--st. Other attractions are being
llea by the committee in charge.
q will be held both morning
/ lisr19on.
Smyrna times., 1916-09-13

WEEKLY INFORMATION. The
~ f the label 0r wrapper Of this
-.s, ai.l show the time up to which
!, subscription is pal3.
Smyrna times., 1916-09-13

y ior lighting the streets Of Re
X Beach with 40 th,rty-two
-'.'TeF lights either gas or
,'y-'o burn from dusk until
- i'om June Is to September
elusive; and for 20 lights Of
'and-e-power TO burn from
!. '1'.. y dnight from September
Y June Il are under way bv the
-,l.a town council.
Smyrna times., 1916-09-13

Test the Superiority OF Our Made.to. mo.,u- Ga.
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,ocAI. MARKETS.

SMYRNA. DELAWARE.

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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-24
HOROSCOPE.
Tuesday. July IS. 1916.


= Ii luck attends this day, according
to the reading of the stars, for
l. Mercury, Neptune, the sun and
Saturn are all adverse.
They who are wise will await events
before taking any important business
chances. The next few weeks may be
uncertain. and marked by alarms that
are baseless.
II is not a good rule for promoters or
persons who desire to enlist support or
cooperation in large enterprises. The
rule is not a favorable one for political
candidates. who may encounter many
unexpected obstacles
Speculation. especially that which
has to do with minerals or mines. is
subject TO a sinister direction
Both women and men should be on
their guard against the influence OF
ideas that are not practical and sane.
There is a government of the planets
said TO make persons exceedingly sus-
ceptible to fantastic suggestions.
As this is the end Of a periodsin which
exotic and decadent standards OF life
and art have been tolerated, grave
scandals are foreshadowed, but these
viii be only the last expression Of
wrong ideals
This is held to be a day not favor
able TO journeys on the water. Storms
and accidents are probable
Russia is to make some sort OF a de-
mand or appeal to the United States
within a month. the seers declare.
Effects of the coming eclipse are
likely to be felt by the king Of Norway.
who may suffer severe anxiety and be
in peril of entering the war
Turkey, also. VIII experience serious
troubles that are more critical than
any revsrses met previously, il is pre-
dicted.
Again the rise Of new heroes is proph-
esied. The old Will pass away as If
10 give place TO the men who belong
TO the dawning era, which marks a new
cycle
Persons whose birthdate it is may
have q year of many anxieties- Domes-
tic problems may be serious. Those
who are employed should be careful.
Children born on this day may meet
many obstacles in the way of business
or artistic progress. but these subjects
Of Leo probably viii be gifted.
Mexican rents a speciality. Phi. 4s04.
Adv
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-24

Pretty bathers galore decorate the
fashionable beaches. sitting about in
silk suits and stockings, powdered
and painted and marcelled, who
never go near the water"
II you have a poor figure, and want
to look good, bathing corsets will
help you, though it is a pity to wear
them. The freedom the body would
enjoy without them. and the extra
benefit to surf bathing. should keep
most women from putting them on.
In fact, with the new style, one-piece.
straight bathing suits. even the poor
est figure can go corsetless.
These suits come in wool Jersey or
silk jersey, as well as mohair, satin
and so on They are usually but
toned on one shoulder, almost sleeve
less, cut in Y in front. and slipped
on over the head. They are wide and
short, and are worn over a one-piece
wool Annette Kellerman. They give
a dainty suggestion OF figure. and do
not cling like the old style skirt and
waist tyre
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-24
Bedtime Story For the Little Ones
UNCLE wIGGILY BLUEJAY.
r.

That's who I am" was the answer.
And I have you sure this time, even II
you did get away from all Of US be-
fore"
yes, I guess you have me-" went on
the bunny. But what are you going
TO do with me2''
Take you to my two friends. the
nose pinchiug babOOn and the tail pull
ing monkey" was the answer 'Then
We shall see what happens
I'd rather not see it," spoke Uncle
Wiggily. for well he knew what was
in store for him
But wait, What is this? All of
sudden. Just as the ear scratching cat
was dragging the bunny uncle away. !
whole lot of some hard. brown round
things poured out Of 4 hollow tree. over
the cat, and down they fell bouncing,
jouncing and trouncing on his head
oh. mOuch, Oh, ouch, o. smouch,"
meaOuwed the cat The whole woods
are falling on me. "Oh. dearr' Then
safe and alone. No, not quite alone.
for in "A hollow tree overhead pcrchej
a big bluebird calling
Hay, Hay, Hay
"Oh. is that you, lfr- Bluejay2" asked
Yes was the answer II saw the
bad old cat catch you so I just threw
some of my acorns from the hollow tree
on his head and scared him away"
q am glad you did said Uncle Wig
gily. Thank you. very mucht"
pray do not mention it." spoke the
bluejay. You were so kind as to give
me this hollow tree for my acorns. and
I am only too glad TO do you a favor
now and then"
Then the bluejay birG flew off after
more acorns, and Uncle Wiggily went
home and il the porch hammock
doesn't try to swing itself around the
fagpole, and make itself look like a
ladys veil on 4 windy day. I'll tell you
next about Uncle Wiggily and Bob
Copyright. 1915. by Mcclure
Newspaper Syndicate
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-24

was on the elevator, yet she was very
nervous as she walked through the
long corridor leading to the street.
She almost ran until she was safely
IN the subway station. where she was
10 take the uptown train She had sue
ceeded in avoiding Philip Hale.
But il was a close CALL she mur-
INJURED 10 herself
Yet in telling her aunt Of the events
OF the day, she omitted to mention this
incident Aunt Lucy might not under
stand why she dreaded meeting Phil
IN his fathers presence Just now.
When dinner was over. as aunt and
niece sat together IN the little parIor
chatting. the lower bell rang Miss
Morley spoke Immediately of the man
who was uppermost in her companion's
thoughts
There's the beHi'' she exclaimed It
was Just wondering when Phil Hale
would be here again-and I haven't q
doubt but what that's him now
Very likely" agreed Agnes She
trieds % speak calmly. vet she was
Trembling with excitement
And then, as she went forward and
leaned over the banister TO greet him.
the man ascending the stairs looked
up. and the light fell full on the pale
face Of Randolph PickenS.
lTO Be COntinued.1
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-24
Mile. ottOwa being KILLED" by lion in movies
NICK

joint interests were terminated. once
and for all sgd Chaplin is negotiating
with several concerns for the making
Of series of comedy releases and in
the meantime has banked $4,000 given
him by his brother in appreciation OF
his services as business manager.
Judging from their past records. the
worst thing that could happen to the
younger Of the Chaplin family would
be to lose the advice and business di-
rection Of his shrewder elder brother
Dorothy Kelly. she of the Vitagraph
fame. is preparing to take the final
plunge into the sea of matrimony
Miss Kelly displays a diamond ring OF
purest ray serene and modestly an
nOunces that Harvey HavenOr. a New
York real estate man. is the lucky In
dividual- The date OF the ceremony
has not been fixed.
Jean Stuart, who is rapidly coming
10 the front as a screen actress. was
formerly on the speaking stage. hav-
ing appeared in support Of John Mason
in AS a Man Thinks" Miss Stuart Is
now writing scenarios as well as act
ing Her first photoplay viii be en-
titled As a Woman Thinks"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-24
Beauty Chats $780, BzEaas Kss5 FORBES
The Pretty Bdther

The new bathing caps would maka
any woman beautiful The most BE-
coming is a fairly tight rubber cap.
with a colored rubber feather" or
quill, placed in the front Then it
you wear silk stockings and we'll
fitting bathing slippers, you will b
charmingiy dressed for the beach.
II your face is thin-or If the tight
fitting cap does not look well. Il
would be allowable to buy small hair
pieces the color OF your own hair-oS
to have them made from your comb
ings. and TO pin these to show from
under the cap. Do not let them curl,
lest they show their artifciality.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-24
DR.. LOVES HOUSE ROBBED
WHILE HE is AWAY FOR DAY

Wearing apparel and other valuable
articles were stolen from the home of
DR.. G. d. Love at 1872 West Main street
between S o'clock in the morning and
SIX in the evening Saturday, accord
ing TO a report made to the city de-
tectives Sunday morning.
The burglary occurred during the alb
Sence of DR.. Love.
Among the things taken were Il
shirts. three hats. a suit of clothes and
other articles. Entrance was gained
through the front door OF the home.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-24
Toast for Breakfast
By CONSTANCE CLARKE.

TOAST is a great favorite for break
fast. and eaten by many persons;
% make toast properly. a great deal
If attention is required, much more
han people generally suppose. Never
Use new bread for making any kind
II toast. as it is moist and tough,
md, besides. is very extravagant.
Take a loaf of bread about two
lays old cut OF as many slices as
nay be required, not quite a quarter
sf an inch in thickness. Trim of
The crust and ragged edges, toast
over a clear fire until the bread is
Siceiy colored, then turn it and toast
The other side, and do not place it 50
bear the fire that It blackens. Dry
toast should be more gradually made
than buttered toast, as its great
beauty consists in its crispness, and
T0-morrow-Sumner
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-24

pioy.
She Goes Hurredly-
Hastily she put on her hat and coat
Annie Rooney managed to slip away
from her machine long enough TO say
in a low tone:
Gee, You're lucky. getting Off be-
fore five, You've got a cinch."
Agnes smiled. 1T won't be like this
every day." she reminded her. But
1 just happened 10 get done early this
first day
She breathed more freely when che
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-24
sgd AND CHARLES
STILL BEST OF PALS

To contradict the many reports re
cardinE family differences. both
Charles and sgd Chaplin have issued
a formal denial that there has been
any trouble between them. It was re-
ported recently that they had come to
the parting of the ways. and that their
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-24

sTWAS a quiet Sunday at the front
Corporal Spuds." commanded
- General Scabs. assemble the
camp and take the men to church"
Corporal Spuds saluted, and shortly
afterwards Bugler Skids blew call to
church
-Hup." commanded Corporal Squids.
Hep hobble. Wum. Pzzz"
ObedientIy the men formed in double
file, RICH: about faced and forward
marched
"Zlam," ordered the corporal when
the village church had been reached.
"Crickhuppie. Bloc. Brrri"
As one man the soldiers placed
themselves four abreast with arms at
rest and feet at an angle of sixty two
and A half
Just then the sexton hobbled out.
quavering out that shells had wrecked
half the church during the night and
there was consequently not room for
ali.
-'AH those not desirioue of attending
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-24

EVERY WOMAN wants to look as pretty
on the beach as IN the ball room, and
If she is the wholesome type Of wom-
an, she wants TO be able to keep her
good looks and enjoy the surf and
the freedom as much as possible.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-24
.HE above photograph. showing a
L hin hlnod -fhirsfx Hon ahnuf II

"HE above photograph, showing a
big. blood thirsty lion about to
- eat up a very nice looking young
woman. was taken recently during the
rehearsal of a moving picture which
nav be entitled Love in the Jungle"
Mile. Ottowa is the fair victim" She
is an animal trainer and is assisting
Capt. Jack Bonsvista in training this
lion and other animals.
The training OF a lion to be a NOV
ing picture star has many dangers, but
Mile. Ottowa is not afraid. She knows
her animals well. and lying beneath the
King of Beasts has no terrOrs for her.
She is equally fearless in the presence
OF tigers, bears and leopards-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-24


Ny ftCo youngsters ShoiC siCsls OF eo-as
on the toes, and do not Ike to use cor.
TiGSferS on them Il seems Ike harsh
treatment for such small Children Con
yoH suggest something else 20 cars Rezf
-GeneSeO.
Replv-Yes. II the corns seems quite
advanced. take them TO a good chiropodise
and have the corns shaved down. Then
put the children in barefoot sandals for
the entire sumner. BY this time the fesc
viii be all right Change the STYLE OF
shoes they wear, get extra good quality
and be sure the toes are broad enough
for growth
WI YOU suggest an irezpezs5r5 trav to
Gec0TCts Jotr-ucdr-Old girls nNrSeryP
1htS IS rot @ "bcoufy qaeT-g,' knoio but
nc ideas you hare suggested along thar
line are so ORIGINAL, I'm sure yo,t could
suggest something ricC-GRG not sr-
penSire.-4inHie Clayton.
Reply-If you can AFFORD II. panel tbs
room in dark oak or mahogany, to a poi1t
above the line where the child can reach
dark wood does not show finger marks
Faint the walls cream OF white or ninl-
paste on pictures OF fairy tales from
Mother Goose and other books. sheIlac ova-
these TO make them washable. I vvoul5
suggest making each wall into a tale
running the series OF pictures OF that tale
above the waiuscOting.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-24
TWO AUTOMOBILE TAKEN:
Joy RIDERS" STEAL RIDES

Two thefts Of automobiles within 50
minutes was reported TO the police Sat
urday night. while both cars were re-
covered within three hours in different
parts OF the city" Joy riders" are
believed to be responsible for the theft
OF both cars as they showed evidence
OF hard usge- The first theft re-
ported was by L T. O'Brien. whose
Hupmobile touring car had been taken
from in front OF the south entrance Of
the Hotel Paso del NOrte on West san
Antonio street II was recovered later
on Montana street
4 Chandler touring car owned by J.
Q ZOzaya was taken from Second and
Ochoa streets. and was found some time
later down the county road. where IL
had been abandoned by the thieves
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-24

church fall out" cried the corporal
There was a considerable hustle, and
quarter of the men were left in line
All those that fell out march into
church-you need it most" said Cor
Poral Squds. as he carelessly followed
with his eyes the course OF a she'll that
Just then sailed over his head and
wrecked the nostoffice
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-24

this cannot be attained unless the
process is slow and the bread is al
lowed gradually TO color. 1t should
never be made long before It is
wanted as It becomes tough. As soon
as each piece is ready. It should be
put In rack or stood upon It's edges
and sent quickly to the table.
To make buttered toast, toast the
bread as directed above; when of
nice color on BOTH sides, put IT on
hot plate: divide s6me good butter
into small pieces. place them on
toast set the plate in the oven, and
when the butter Is Just beginning to
melt, spread it tightly over the toast.
Cut the slices of toast across from
corner to corner, and serve at once.
1t is highly essential to use good
butter in making this dish.
aIad. Tomato Surprise.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-24

II Is all right to Hike in the regular
line OF duty. hut no use to walk when
off duty. Here you can get an Auto
and Taxi Service YOU will like.
City Service CO.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-24
The Daily Novelette,
BEHIND THE FRONT.

IFS ell right TO begin Mt the bottom,
provided the bottom doesn't drop out
Prof. Simp.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-24

Making money is not our sole aim.
We desire 10 make friends. as We go
through life We believe our methods
viii do both Southwestern Fuel and
Feed Co.. 81 No. OChoa St Phone 5SI.
Adv
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-24
WHEN ALL OTHERS
FAIL
To The MIIifinmen.

George n. Kendall. 22s Mesa Avenue.
Makes Glasses Risht.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-24
1AYEARS Ago Today
u q From The Herald OF This
Date. 1907

1.-THE department OF Texas rifle con-
test viii be held next week az
Il Fort Bliss. a large number Of men
from different military posts having
entered in the shoot They are expect
ed 10 begin arriving within a short
time. The contest IS expected to de-
velop some high class shooting
The new Juarez Jail is at last in use.
having been dedicated yesterday after
noon by Gov. Miguel Ahumada. OF the
state Of Chihuahua All available space
within the walls Of the new structure
was occupied and many failed to get
admission
y very bold robbery was committed
this morning at the grocery store Of -
y. Carl. 319 Mills street. when the cash
register was robbed of $50.
Arrangements are being made for Il
baseball game between the Fort Bliss
and Ell PasO teams. to be held next sun
day afternoon. il the rain does not
cause a postponement-
A ledge of fine onxy was discovered
within three miles OF Il PasO yesterday
on Mt Franklin by J. r Patterson. J.
p. Blessing and Fred Richardson, who
were on q prospecting tour
S. n Schwartz. who has been at the
Sheldon for several days, is in the city
for the purpose Of looking over a site
for large cotton mills TO be built by =
corporation known as the Union Mill
ing and Manufacturing company.
Thomas Hughes. G - Hall and Frank
Hubbeu. fair boomers OF Albuquerque.
who have been in the city for the past
few days, will return home tonight.
They have guaranteed the FL Paso team
a safe sum II they will compete in the
baseball tournament which will be one
Of the features Of the fair.
Postmaster olshausen has recently
made application to Washington for
three additional clerks for the FL Paso
postoffice and expects TO receive a IA
vorable reply within q short time
Col W H II. Llewellyn and Miss Ida
Llewellyn arrived in the city from Las
Cruces
Senator W. W. Turney was being
spoken Of as candidate for mayor at
the next city primary election By his
political friends. W h. Burgess, his
law partner, when questioned, today,
stated that he knew nothing about II
Mr.. Turney being out OF the city.