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The Knoxville independent. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1894-current, 1917-01-27

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The Knoxville independent. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1894-current, 1917-01-27

A says that italy did not declare war
on Germany; 3 says she did.
Italy declared war on Germany In
August, 1915.
The Knoxville independent. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1894-current, 1917-01-27

Did President Granite term hold over,
or did any president occupy the chair
longer than four or eight years7
No president has ever held over a
day longer than his constitutional
term.
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Acknowledging from the new
buildings now in course Of construc-
ton, the new ones contemplated in the
early spring and the many improve
ments being made ON old business
houses, prosperity has struck Athens
"a never before.
The Knoxville independent. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1894-current, 1917-01-27

Who was secretary Of state of the
United States under the administration
of President Grant,
Elihu B. Washburne and Hamilton
Fish.
The Knoxville independent. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1894-current, 1917-01-27

Subscription Rates, by mail, one
year, $1.O0; six months, 30 cents;
three months, 70 cents; single copies,
z cents.
The Knoxville independent. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1894-current, 1917-01-27

Which has the larger navy at the
present time, Germany or the United
States7
Germany.
The Knoxville independent. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1894-current, 1917-01-27

ENlkltNAlAuiNAL kUAItD MllAai;E.is
conn jeffrey ....... PlLLSDurg ny
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-17

~ II Pas1. Texas. 90 each % an the voting
urselLets on the lf-l day % August A. D.
5sa1IfisI votes a. sf5-a-7if fhe --o57-
sitic1 as 90 uhetuer OF NOT the following
the Citv OF I'd Paso. Texas. ro-vIr-
DURANGO STREET That part or Du-
r11Eo street which lies between the north
l..s y 81 El4lll-7,5 street. ana me south
line or Main street,
MAIN STREET. Beginning at che fn-
tsISeeiien or me north line q san Fran
cisco street with the wes- line o. Main
street, thence 90 a uur-hUssteriv direction
a-ouE the west line Of Main street -1L So
feet5 thence ir an easrer-r direction s.. So
feet % q point IN the south line OF Frank
ln street pr9ll,e4- thence IN a north
eaSterlF direction along -ra south line OF
rr-ns-i1 street produced ts-l- feet 10 the
..--5s $50 81 -el- s1l-I me % r74lS.-n
tle-ce i4 o. r2-theastsr-r direction along
tl= esr- -le % Main street to an i1-er-sc-
q block 20 IS Of Milss man OF - Pas0.
westerly line % th- said alley 10 an inter
section nltn tEe north lane ~ san Franz
north lire ~ said san Francisco street -5
the point OF teEinniur-''
CHIHUAHUA STREET beginning az a
es~aar 4I F--- a-.--- 1-s.-r,- r--,- st- -.--E
west corner q block IS OF NLlls's map q
street 90 point ON the westerly line OF
mona rsasr r-.--a- e, p 49, 81 "a .f-- eF
Allls.s map thence lu q southerlv dlree-
--tA a-olE Lue westerly line OF said Chic
-laiilA stEe-L % teet 90 a point thence
-ortheaster-E aeg1ss said CElhuahua street
10 q point IN -ne aforesaid e-Ste-Ir line
U- tAlNl4Aua street $50 reeE Enurrerlw
from the aforesaid northwest corner OF
uo-therlv along the said easterIv line of
SAID Clinu4hca street so feet 20 the place
OF beginning
BEGINNING at a POINT. or. the .easterly
me ~ Lle --.eF ll block - or Al.ls s map
Cf the CITY OF I'd Faso. Texas. So feet 8
inches soutLrrlF from the south line OF
frlulziln street uel sursd along said east
ely across said alley 90 uoint lu the
westerly line OF said alley SIS feet inches
scutherlv from the south line % Franklin
rect measured along sail westerly line
OF said allev: thence southerlv along said
westerly line OF said allev 90 feet 10 a
point. thence northeasteriy across said
l.ne q said alley $50 feet inches SOUTH
erlF from the south line OF Franklin street
assured along said easterlT line o. said
a--ei shenca nortEerly along said e1s-er.v
'BEGINNING at q point IN the easterIv
OF the CITY OF III Paso. Texas. So feet
soutleriy from the south line % Franklin
street measured on SAID eaStcrlN lue OF
said alley. thence 3D. q southwe sterlv direc-
westerly line % said alIav a. feet southerlv
FROM the south line or franklin street
measured on sail westerly line o. said
eriy line u said alley so feet 90 81 point
thence north IsteriT across said alley 60 q
point y tle aforesaid easterlv line OF said
dine or Franklin street measured along ne
e1l4 ea~ler.N .Ee or said affn~- thence
lQrtherlv along the said easterlv line OF
sall a---V 50 t-et 20 the place o. bcEin-
SHALL BE CLOSED AND RRaN-
D-NLD. an4 thereby enabling the said
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-17
NEW HOWE FOR WITHIN HELiN EL PA50lNS SEE
LOCAL G0NCERNAT THEALHAMBRA REAL WAR FILMS
Hardware Firm, Rising
Rapidly, to Move Onto
Texas Street Soon.

With the foundation and first floor
already built. the new home of the
Sheers-Lazenbv Hardware company,
in the 500 block ON the south side or
Texas street. is being rapidly erected.
tt will be a three story building and
basement. Of brick, steel and COM
crete. 81 bv 100 feet inside. with mez-
canine floor just above the first, with
an attractive front and many features
new TO the hardware trade here. The
cost Of the building viii be about $50
200, and the lots it rests on are said
10 be valued al $4,000. Gus York is
greeting the building. to lease the
first and WezZanIue floors TO SneerS-
Iazeuby and devote the second and
third floors 10 living apartments IT,
n Beuteu is the architect and krOe-
ger. MayfieId g. Shaw are the con-
tractors Freight Will be lifted IN the
store BY an elevator.
Contract for Fixtures.
Monday a contract was signed 10y
Sheers-Llazenhy for $4,000 worth OF
new fixtures for the store. which
viii be made 10 fit by the w D. War
rem Manufacturing company. of Chi
cago, Ill Fred H. Lazenbv neEoti-
ated this order when he was east in
May 11r Lazenhy said Monday the
firm expected to occupy the new
place by oct. J. Their present store at
the corner Of Mills and Stanton, in the
Bassett building has not vet been
taken bv another firm. IL was said
Firm Rises Rapidly.
Quality Jack Sheers and ~erT-
ice Fred" Lazenby started I'm the
hardware trade here I'm October. 1914,
with $1,000 stock. at 212 Mills street
In Nav. 1918. they bought the Laurie
stock at the NIills-StantOn corner,
which they said Monday would invoice
s51. 600. One of their slogans is
Twenty Years Prestige When But
Year Old"
Sir. Lazenbv said that his firm has
found business 50 percent better this
year than last up TO date, uOtwith-
standing the big militia business last
fall was the greatest ever expert
enced in FL Paso for a given period
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-17
STILL TIME TO PLANT MANY
VEGETABLES in THIS REGION

The following cultural suse =s--oAs
are made for the crops which may yet
be planted with fair chances OF sue
/ cess throughout most OF ms resioli;;
according TO a bulletin OF the Lnlled
states department OF agriculture
Beaus-Plant IN rows Two - o--S
half feet apart for either horse OF
hand cultivation, and three 70 -FOUR
inches apart in the rows \ plnt On
seed IS sufficient for 100 1907 row
sweet rotatoes-Set the plants IN
ridges tlirpe TO four feet apart space
tho plants Il TO IS inches apart ADeLl
- plants viii be required Tor q l-l
foo row
I5eets-Sow in rows - 10 IS inches
apart for hand cultivation or Two 70
two and oue-half feet apart Tor horse
cultivation The plants should pc
Timed 20 four TO five inches apart
Cabbare-Set the plants in rows
two 10 three feet apart and L+ 10 IS
inches apart I'm the rows S-Nty-IlEe
10 90 plants are required for a 100
Carrots-Sow the seed in rows Is to
rs inches apart for hand cultivation
or two 70 two and Oue-half feet apart
for horse cultivation. The plants
should be thiuned 10 three 20 four
inches apart in the rows one ounce
Of seed IS sufficient for 100 FOOT
row.
Celerv-Set plants six inches apart
in rows three feet or more apart.
Potatoes-PlauL pieces containing
f two ewes or more - TO Il inches
|apart in rows two and one-halt 20
three feet apart and cover 10 depth
f of about four inches In hot weather
cover 10 a depth Of six inches.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-17
Legal Notices
MErrinN NnTICE-

EIECTION NOTICE
NOTICE OK an election TO be- held on the
I4th dav. OF August A. d. 1917 % deter
mine whether or not those parts OF streets
and ALLEYS. fully described Tn an ordinance
passed and approved on the l1th day OF
Aiav. A. H.. 1917. entitled
IAN ORDINANCE urovl1ile Tor me
closing and abandonment o. part OF Chi-
huahua street. Main street. DURANGO
street and parL OF the alley running
through block number twenty-eiEht -Nl
0f Nills's map OF the City o. Fl FasQ.
Texas. and part Of the alley running
through block number fortv-eighr tfsl
NIus's map OF the City % III Faso. Texas"
Proclamation Of Mavor.
WHEREAS. on the 18th dav OF Nav.
A. D 1917 the City Council OF the CITY
OF FL Paso Texas. az regular NEE ting
thereof by a unanimous vote Of the alder
men present passed On ordinance entitled
IAN ORDINANCE providing for the
closing and abandonment or part % Chi
Euahul street. Main streets. Durango
street and part OF the alley rum
mink through block number tWeurv-aiEht
l-s1 % AIllIss map OF the CITY OF FL Plso.
Texas. and part of the alley cunning
through block number 'ortv-elEht ffNl-
MiIIs's map OF the City o. u Paso. TeEas.'
said ordinance providing that those uarrs
of said streets and ALLEYS described therein
20 be closed and abandC. sd-
NOW THEREFORE,. -sotica is Eerehv
given that an election. On eli things be a
according 20 law. VIII bo acid ia the city
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-17
BeUeridge, Who Fled,
ShacBLed, From EIPasO
HosbitaZ. Is Captured

News was received here Tuesday
morning OF the arrest in Chicago, Ill,
near the home OF his vile, OF Edwin
Z. Beveridge. no escaped from the FL
Faso county hospital on July S. Bey-
eridge was a federal prisoner, under
iail sentence, after conviction Of vio-
Iation OF the Mann act, and, failing ill.,
was removed 10 the hospital Al
though shackIeE. he lowered himself
from the second story OF the hospital
dormitory on q rope OF blankets and
sheets and disappeared
At the United states uarshals of-
flee here Tuesday morning 10 was said
that capt. J. II. Rogers, marshal. had
been notified of Beveridge's capture
ana Instructions were expected from
him as TO what officers would bring
the man back TO El PasO. It was said
that Beveridgs's sentence would have
been served in September, but that
now he viii probably be held longer
on the original charge
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-17
GREAT CROPS Of
PANHANDLE FOOD
Grain is Being Planted
Even Now and Many
Fine Crops Already in.


Amarillo. Texas. July 1.-THE long
dry smell has been broken ls- a ucne--
- -...-- -,-r.s.-. ..- --...---r, .sr
GUS -'.'- .' -'-'--' ''.--
lions 20 the plains
Reports uu -he wheat yield come
~-,-. e...r-,- sa-+io7 and -r Indicate q
ID 'i- ~.
muc- ia' ger crop -'h- cap ..-t--
Around Plaiuy-ow the irrigated and
-f--ic-trd lands are rreIuc-a-
49, al. -..---..r- .-. .r... -...--
IRON NJ 20 ......-g ......-,.-
Ltoll -..-.7, 7.'-,--- ,.5.rr ---.l,, l---
..[5,,+e4 r-r. pau.ua country IS en-
t y la-, - i.-.--agss,l -.-s.r-0
l-.-s -'7 f.-.t5.-, ..,-si5s-lr.--- 7,-a-
VIZ a go, -Df r15uTa b~ir-
normal. -l -i..- vrrrs- -ver5.-7
so1-
per M, ,.1' ~ rains n-a-ticarr assure n
---+ -l.,,--.-0D with "A LARGELY iu-
great soN--- .-Fs --,r-----5--s CON
cIeA7'g 100 -.-.-- MIC maize fstr-
sls-7 on 49, .-,.-- .,-,--r-- I[arff- conn
"a anu . ~ - Z--1arior l1sTftv OF
pE ret9'- o- .-,i--s.1 = marker Iisti0-
alco-o' ~ - Tra- its evra1-
- -tl ,y nue. .f,5.-.r-. rarf Actually
lenl 80. e,. ~ rr5f17 corn. mis- re-
- -,s-lzar valuation caused c1lsid-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-17

. voters 20 approve or reDudlats the action
OF the city Council IN adopting sa-4 OF 4--
nance closing said parts OF SAID streets
The polls shall be open and election held
in the several voting precincts as lo--o"s-
The question as 20 whether or not said
closed shall Dc submitted in accordance
with this crdinance- and the vote shan
ana 1Iisr'E -6iiec-ireIy ana nor seBarateIy
and in providing the ballot for such cleo
goa p shtl pc a .ll. ID ss - ..,.. ma;
SAID question OF closing said parts q said
streets and alleys And voters eestrinls 70
vote 90 close and abandon said parts Or
said streets and alleys and 70 approve Ela
their ballot Substantially the following
-E1on the u-oposItion % close those
90 rfs 81 streets and ALLEYS flllv described
% y. ~ Isl; $40 ~ 49, - --- ~.
~ N..ll-45lla e-l5e.. t--t- ~ 49, l--.1-
and The alley running norm ana eoutl-
ely through block IS OF 1iillss map Or
Gle CITY o. Fl Paso Texas, and part q the
~ Mills nap OF the civ Of e Paso-
Upon the Proposition TO close those
parts OF streets and alleys fully described
1Tth- 4. 10 1917: said parts q streets and
e-i tFe aIiav rrrrine 6ortheriv and south
ne Cirv "a p PaS0 texas. and part 81 ne
alley running norrherlv through block 4S
Nillss m4D ot the ei-y 91 ~ Faso-
ssiF halrct The words YES or -NO's a.
corllnc TO his desire % vote on said propo-
sirlol 90 close said parts OF said streets
and llleTs-
Upon the ascerrainment o. the result or
said election by the CITY Council OF the
CITY or 81 Paso. Texas. the said CITY Couu-
ell Enal declare the closing OF said parts
% said streets ana alleys 20 De approved
o. not approved according 20 the result
o. said election. and u said ordinances are
approved hv majority OF the votes cast
At said election. that the civ Council shall
parts OF said streets and alleys IN fun
force and effect. but should the majority
OF the votes cast az said election dlsaD-
prove the passing o. said ordinances. then
leeiara said Ordinances OF no fc-ce and
hereby name and appoint the officials
@eFrrl-If slecll--d ABOVE 20 co14uct the
election In their respective precincts and
the places mentioned for hol5srE said
election. and the officers OF said election
snall BE ne same as herelnabova men
II Is hereby dirscted that this Notice OF
Election shah be on blshed for thirty lG0l
DAYS exclusive q the. date OF the uubllca-
held ia an official paper o. ri Pas1. Texas.
ana @ true cory or this Notice % this
ElectlQn shall be published for at LEAST
S ,4l.,-ll, ,s9l as}s e. ne places where this
s-rlhel for holding this election IN each
o. tne precincts aforesaid.
GIVEN under my hand and official seal
OF the civ O u Paso. Texas this sih
DAY or June A. D. 1917
Mayor OF the City Of 81 Pas So r5Sss
J. +. DAWSON.
Cry Clerk
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-17
-srAR sPANGLED BANNER.-

Today and tomorrow the Unique
presents q timely. patriorc, AmerI-
can picture that viii appeal TO all red
bl0oded Americans, The star Span
gled Banner" Pacifists, Lypheuated
aliens, kaiser sympathizers and all
others who are not with Uncle sam,
heart and soul, are warned not TO see
this picture; it is not for them This
is a picture that viii stir Americans
TO the highest pitch of enthusiasm. It
is a picture for every American boy
to see. It is p picture for every grown
man and woman in America TO see. 1t
is not q picture for slackers. 1t is a
picture for those who believe IN their
country. Admission today and to-
morrow viii be- Adults loo, children
Jc-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-17
CONGRESS TO BE ASKED
FOR NEW LOAN FOR ALLIES

Washington. D. O., July lt--Jniess
the unforeseen develops, congress
probably viii be asked before adj
tournament Of the present session, 10
authorize another gigantic loan 10 the
allies. Tile present authorl-a lon or
$4,000. 100000 viii be exhausted WITH
in from three TO four months ar tne
rate al which the government is
lending money TO the entente SOW
erDmeuts.
Indications are that the amount Of
the second authorization viii be no
less than the first and may 90 as
high as S5.OO0.000.000.
Ii is Dointed out that nearly one
half OF the $4,000. 100000 already has
been exhausted. should the loans
during the next three months be At
the same rate as during the past
three months, the entire S5,OOo,guo.uyu
viii be exhausted by October %
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-17
MT. FRANKLIN COUNTRY CLUB
TO HAVE ELECTION TOMSHT

A smoker for an stockholders and
the annual election OF officers VIII
take place az the Ait Franklin COun-
try club this evening. AT s o'clock
Bylaws Will be adopted and plans
discussed and outlined for the com
Ing year
President J. H Nations is out OF the
city. but he viii not be a candidate
for reelection Vice president Julius
Krakauer is also out of the city and
the meeting viii probably be presided
over by secretary Park w. Pitman-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-17
REGARD PISTOL AS CLUE
IN HUMPHREYS MURDER

Johnstown. Pa, July 1i--Authori-
ties who are Investigating the mystic
rfous Ceaths OF Edmond T. Humphries,
a coal operator, Nrs. HUMPHREYS and
their son, Edmund. jr-s on a country
road near here sunday, were tonight
trying 10 complete Identification of
an automatic pistol which they de-
clare was found late yesterday hid
den in = clump OF bushes at the road
side near the place where the tragedy
is believed TO have occurred.
Detectives are working on the the
DRY that the pistol is the property OF
George C.. Tompkins, Of Philadelphia.
who today was charged with murder
in connection with the shooting
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-17
CITY GETS PUBLICITY IN
TWO OUTSIDE PUBLICATIONS

Curronr issues u me In0lsITI1I
Record. published at Dallas. Tex, and
the Photoplay Art published at Los
Angeles. Cal, contain interesting ar
ticles on FL Paso and the southwest
The Industrial Record has an arl-
Gle signed by George II. Clements,
secretary Of the chamber OF commerce,
on the history OF FL Paso and its IN
dustries- The article is illustrated
with a skyline photo OF the city,
picture Of the shelter ane one Of the
Pearson lumber mill and box factory
The Photoplay Art has an article ON
the possibilities Of FL Paso as an
ideal center for motion picture cor
porations- II has an interview from
James Eeaue. general manager Of the
Pasograph company, which compl-
meuts FL Paso-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-17
100000 MORE
TAX RATE MAY BE HIGHER

Estimates Indicate that the city's
valuation for the purpose Of taxation
viii be approximately $4,000. 900 this
year. This viii be an increase Of
100000 over the amount Of last
year. Three million dollars of the
new amount is accounted for as a
natural increase, such as building ac-
tivity. Indications are the tax rate
will he from $3.50 TO 81 per 500 val
uatlOn- The rate last year was Sl.S5.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-17
LEAVE FOR MOOSE MEETING
TO TRY FOR SANATORIUM

Gunther r. leasing. a member OF
the judiciary committee of the grand
lodge of The Loyal Order of Moose.
and Oscar l. Bowen. delegate from
the FL Paso Moose lodge. viii leave
this afternoon for PittsburE, Pa. %
attend the annual convention OF the
Moose AT the meeting il is expected
that the matter of establishing the
million dollar Moose tubercular saua-
forum viii be taken up. Mr.. Les
sing viii make am effort TO have the
sau1torIum established at III PasO.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-17
TO TRY GAMBLING CASES IN
POLICE COURT IN FUTURE

In future all gambling cases viii
be tried I'm the corporation court i'm
stead Of in justice courts. according
10 city attorney J. IT, McBroOm- Here
-ofore the police officers have been
transferring the cases TO the justice
courts where complaints were sworn
out by them i'm justice j. ~ beavers
court Recently Ponder S. Carter To-
cal attorney. protested against the
transfer of the cases, saying the rev.
enues, when gamblers are convicted,
riEntfuliy belong 10 the city.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-17
o. Henry PICTURE AGAIN TO-DAY.

Owing to several requests, the BIZ
jOu management received permission
10 hold over the o. Henry picture and
10 viii be shown again today. Don't
fail TO Sc this one. Ii is extra fine.
A comedy reel VIII be shown also
today.
Tomorrow there viii be a double
5i-l-Ben Turpin in . special comedy
production entitled Two Laughs. %
and the popular star, Bryant Wash
burn, in "Aladdin-Up-TO-D Date" a
picture worth your while Admission
is and 10 Ceu-s-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-17
COUNTY DEFENCE COUNCIL
OF SEVEN IS APPOINTED

Judge T. B. 1IcClintock has received
q list of the county council of de-
fence appointed 10y the state council
OF defence. The board consists Of
judge j. ~ GOggin, Donald 3. Giuies.
William NJ Johnson Winchester
Cooley. A. Bliss AlbrO, Euno Doerr
and Roy N. Walker. The duty Of
the board is TO render patriotic duties
TO the state and government
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-17
Seattle Street Car Men strike.

Seattle, Wash. July 17.-Betweel
1900 and 1900 members Of the ANAL
Eamared Association OF Street and
Electric Railway Employees, employed
by the Puget Sound Traction, Light
and Power company, which operates
most Of the street railways Of Seat
tie. went on strike shortly after mid
night today The strike is in SYM
patty with that on the Tacoma lines
OF the same company.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-17
Crowds at the Wigwam
Witness Official British
"Tank" Pictures.

Crowds yesterday watched with
awe and interest the presentation at
the Wigwam of the famous British
war pictures. These are the official
British government record in pictures
of the great battle OF Ancre iu which
the British tanks gave such good SER
vice and their real worth was first
proven The proceeds derived from
the rental OF these pictures go 10
the British war fund OWING 10 the
great worth Of these pictures from AN
instructive and entertaining stand
point the MigWam has made ar
engagements To- hold them AN extra
day Wednesday is positively the last
day of their exhibition
Come 10 the matinee TODAY. Every
phase OF tile colossal battle OF the
Aucre. from The advance of the sup
ulE trains until the allied troops leap
from the first line trenches and
charge the enemy while the giant
npWltZerS with their curtain of fire
pounds down the enemy positions are
pictured as only the actually of war
can be seen through the unlying eye
or the moving picture camera The
advance of the Tanks" the mani
moth war monsters that battle their
way through barbed wire entauEle-
men-s and leap trenches while spit
ting out their rain Of fire are wildly
pictured together with every vital
scene of their overwhelming and
epoch making bGttle.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-17
Irish Convention 1feet. July 3.

Dublin. ireland, July 1.-THE ma
r0nal convention viii assemble July
80, I'm Regent House Of Trinity COL
ment. The chief secretary for Ireland,
III. 7. Duke. viii preside until the con-
venuou chooses its own chairman.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-17
Try Mrs. CIark's Cafeteria. 2Os View


Washington. ID. C., July 1T he
government expects Gamers Of the
country TO supply a large part Of the
food requirements Of the troops ac-
c0rding 20 Henry Burden, president
Of the National Gamers ASSOCIATION,
who in letter 10 members today
reminds them that the honor or the
association IS pledged 70 the perfect
fullument OF this trust
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-17
CLOVIS. LAS VEGAS AND
SANTA FE HAVE HOT WAVES

Santa Fe. n. n, July 17.-Clovis
has reported a maximum temperature
Of 100 and higher every day for the
past week. reaching los Saturday
Las Vegas reported 90 and in Santa
Fe. the maximum reached 100 degrees
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-17
Montana Miners ASK RaIsc.

BiIli1gsI Mont, july II--Lepre-
sentatives OF all Montana coal camps
met here yesterday 10 formulate de
mands for presentation TO the coal
operators association for an increased
wage scale
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-17

Caleyicu, Calf. July 15--Nine per-
sons. five men, two women and Two
infants died iu various towns OF I'm
perial county from heat, according 10
reports made here 90 county health
Officers Twenty persons were
sent 90 hospitals, but will recover.