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Grays Meet De Neri

There are few basketball fans who have
not conceded the second half Eastern
League pennant to Greystoch, but it must
he admitted that Mechanically speaking
II are not the winner as yet. 1t col
lides with De Neri this evening, and II re-
turned on the long end of the score cannot
be beaten out no matter what happens.
But it is not sure of winning, accord
ing TO advices ema mating from the DE Neri
camp. Myers's prOteges are out to defeat
the Churchmen and have really been in
training for the event. We have this as
official. Stretch Harvey. who essays the
role OF center for the Musical Fund war
riors. has been playing poorly for several
weeks and the work of De Neri has shown
it, But the slender one promises a different
tale tonight, and official scorers are hereby
notified to carry a couple of extra pencils
to record the baskets he shoots IL all this
proves true Greystock Is beaten before the
game really starts. The dope may go
wrong Camden is out for revenge over
Trenton as the Skeeters have not forgotten
the way they were laced by their brother
Jerseymen the last time they invaded
Skeetervile But 1t must just be remem-
bered that Trenton is going some.
Big Fight in State
There is big fight on in the Pennsyl.
vania State League, Carbondale at present
Is not a member of the organization. II Is
going a long distance from home TO get
news. but we will predict that the present
Carbondale team will not be member of
the league next season. This may prove a
surprise, but wonders never cease.
From a neutral standpoint 1t really does
look as If Carbondale Is getting raw deal.
Here are the facts in the case:
On Monday, February 26, Andy Suils
ordered his team to leave the floor at Pitts
ton after a mix-up with Referee Jack Evers.
and from all accounts the official was at
fault Carbondale' had contest booked at
Hazleton the following Wednesday evening.
Suils expected to be fined. but no word was
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received and he played the game but
lost. At the conclusion he received word
that even If his team had won the game
would have been for feited. Carbondale
was fined S25. The money was sent Lewis.
as Pittston scheduled to play at Car
bondale on Wednesday night Even with
the fine paid. Manager Ellis refused to play
at Carbondale and as a result Suils ar
ranged a series with Scranton.
Now Lewis has fined Pittston for its
failure to play Carbondlle. 1t is a grand
mix-up, but may soon be settled
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-10
REPRESENTATIONS oF NIAYnR-

WHEREAS. on the 9th dav OF Sentern-
Der. A. D. 1917. the CITY Council OF tha
CITY or Fl EasO Texas az a regular meet
ing thereof. by the unanimous vote OF the
Aldermen present-finally passed and
adopted three 90 certain ORDINANCES
ordering ana authorizing the Issuance OF
COUPON BONDS OF said CITY Tor the our
rose Of borrowing money uuon the credit
o. said Cts. 20 be used FOR the following
FIRST-To provide for ONE HUNDRED
THOUSAND fSllQ- 0JQ-0ul dollars. for the
purpose Of providing a fund for the paw
Ing OF street and alley intersections IN the
City Of Fl Paso. Texas
SECOND-To provide ONE HUNDRED
THOUSAND fSiQo. 000. 00l dollars for the
purpose Of providing for the building OF
public schools in the CITY Of FL Paso.
Ie vas and
THIRD-To provide ONE HUNDRED
purpose Of making permanent improve
meuts for the supply Of water Tor the CITY
Of III Paso. Texas
Which said ORDINANCES adonted. as
AFORESAID are entitled respectively
FIRST-AN ORDINANCE authorizing the
issuance OF BONDS f0r the purpose or uro-
vldiug a fund for the paving Of street and
alley Intersections
SECOND-An ORDINANCE AUTHORIZING
the issuance OF BONDS for the nuruose or
peylnE Tor the building Of Public Schools
THIRD-An ORDINATE authorizing
the issuance OF BONDS for the uuruu--
% making permanent improvements for
me supply OF water Tor the City OF III
said Series or issues 81 BONDS so pro-
nosed 20 be- issued are 20 bear date ~ the
LIST day or December. A. ID. 1917. or as
" " thcreto as nracricanle. ana The
BONDS Issued for the purpose OF DayinE
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-10
Plaza
Sole Agents OF The Southwest for Revon Freres Furs

Escaieda- presiding judge
Precinct No CITY hall Henry Terrell
Precinct No s-Internstioual Auto com
pauy- Texas and Florence streets P ~
hudson. presiding judge
Precinct No. =1s1 Cotton avenue. o. L.
Ducketf- presidirr nudge.
Precinct No, I6-East e Paso fire sta
tion. C. =. koile presiding Judge
Precinct No 11-352S Alameda street
CHARLES Held. uresidiuE Judge
Precinct No. 1e-Gimbie's grocery Hueco
and Copia streets T. NJ lawrence pre-
Precinct No. 1s-Cactus garage. a9o5 Tu-
larosa street Frank Juckins- presiding
Precinct No. 14-HiEhIand Park grocery.
Federal and Kentucky streets p L. Ooear-
Precinct 80, is-HEhland Park fire sta
ton C. A. smith. presiding fudge
Precinct No. 17-Lana- drug store. 1910
Precinct No 1s--irown and Missouri
Precinct No. i9-s6s octavia stresi. Ed
Eer tewelL- presiding Judge
Folk presiding Judge
Precinct No- 21-50S North Kansas street
Preeinct 10 sa-Fraser' p7unbine shou.
81. North oregon street F. y. Bovee. pre-
Prscinct No. es-Northwest corner Arr
zoIa and Kansas streets. A. T. S1mworth-
Precinct 80. e4-E1 Paso Gas comrany.
oregon and Franklin streets George W
CFfH .Ili,l pTeSleinE laq d. 49, 81. ,s7
Prospect street Louis Hess presiding
Precinct No. 2s-Neff- stiles company.
''5l2a ,,i iSeoSrts9n 25eSid5ias iadse r. A,
Clider. presiding fudce.
The ballots 10 lie used at said election
shan contain substantially the following
words printed thereon In black lettering
and said ballot shall De printed on plain.
Opaque white paue-. All voters desiring
60 sustain the proposition TO issue the
DINANCE. shall have printed UPON their
ballots substantially the following words;
inE OF the intsrsections OF s+reets ana ~
ieys IN the CITY Of ~ Paso. Texas.
And those opposed 70 the issuance OF said
ot su5ssa s Re sl feiio S99 I S
pom proposition 20 issue BONDS 20 be
~ 5oT me purpose o. PAVING tor paving
in the City OF Fl Paso. Texas.
Against Issuance % Bonds
And each voter shan strike out from
said ballot the words
Tor Issunnce o. Bonds ora gainst
sires % vote for or against said PROPOSE
All voters desiring 90 sustain the prono-
with this ORDINANCE shall have printed
upon their Ballots SUBSTANTIALLY the fol-
Upon proposition 20 issue BONDS for
the purpose q paving for the building of
Public Schools. in Fl Plso. Fexas.'
'For Issuance OF Bonds"
ana those opposed 90 the issuance Of
BE- lots. SUBSTANTIALLY the following words.
Jnon proposition "a. issue BONDS Tor
Public Schoo.s iu - Faso. 7exasi-
Against Issuance Of Bonds
Zach voter striking out from said ball E
"For Issuance OF Bonds. -or--Araiast
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-10
To ADVERTISE
At WACO FAIR.
Commerce Chamber VIII
Send Exhibit; Military
Committeeman Resign.

FL Paso viii send a Photographic
exhibit to the Waco, Tex, fair. which
viii be held during the first part OF
November. This was decided at a
meeting of the board OF directors Of
the chamber OF commerce held Tues
day evening. \ letter was read from
the fair association by Mrs. Hazel y.
BirdsIey, acting secretary, asking
that such an exhibit be sent by the
chamber of commerce. and upon mo-
ton of G. A. Martin. chairman of the
publicity committee. it was decided
TO send the exhibit and to take the
cost from the publicity fund.
Turn Down War Exhibit.
The acting secretary read a letter
from the French war exhibit Of New
York, Offering TO send its exhibit to
FL Paso. II was announced in the
letter that the cost of sending -ne
exhibit here would amount to ap-
prOximately $4,000. After this sum
would be realized the money derived
would be turned over 10 the Red
Cross OF 70 any other organization
lending its support TO the govern
ment in the war, the letter said
". H Shelton moved that the di-
TectOrs not arrange to have the eX-
organization had other demands
which are far more pressing at this
time TO meet. His motion was unani-
mously adopted
Coles and Stewart Resign.
Letters announcing the resignation
Of 4. =. Coles and L. s Stewart. mem
bers OF the military committee, were
read
The designations were occasioned
waFrHGnH of the Direct
TO drop the matter OF attempting 70
get a tuberculosis camp here for sol
diers after the military committee
had recommended against such a
camp The directors declined TO act
On the matter until postal card poll
Of the members Of the chamber was
taken. This vote is now being Sc
cured.
Otis C. Coles. brother Of a. p. Coles.
moved that the designations be ac-
cepted. This motion was lost. It was
the sense OF the directors TO urge the
two men TO serve out the present year
as members Of the military commit
tee a motion was offered by c. A.
Martin 10 this effect.
Endorse BUY ut Home Move.
Upon the motion OF ]. ". Lorentzen
the directors endorsed the movement
OF the Butterick Publishing company
in fighting mail order business The
Butterick company has inaugurated
q buy at home" campaign.
Applications for membership were
received and accepted from the Juarez
Mercantile association Charles B.
Stevens. R. 3. Buckingham. il. and
Dan G. Peasants. sam Gillett offered
his resignation, which was accepted
The directors at the meeting were
B L Farrar. acting president: Maui
rice Schwartz, J. ". Lorentzen, J. A.
Wright, G. A Martin. Otis c. Coles,
George B. Ryan, H Y Ellis, W H.
Shelton and J. ". kirkpatrick.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-10
DAILY RECORD.


z Paso county. J. Bali e. al. 20 =
Ball. land in FL Paso county, January Is
1871 SO and considerations
W. Cdlawn addition, Texas G Pacific
st-eet-J- Acosta 10 r Acosta- lot 3,
block is. August =. 1917 $50
FL Paso county-D. and n. Bacz 90 n
r and c. q. Baumau. land in county,
October S. 1917. 5000
Sunset Heights addition. Mason street
s. C. ard ~ z Hairless 10 $. /. Mason,
lots IS. S., 81. llocS 10. October 1. 1917
$3.50
Fl Pas5 county-G. b and p. Il. Oliver
20 W Il and L. r. Eden, ~ acres, March
AItura park addition. on AsheviIo street
&C. H Leaveu 20 ". II. and L. n. Eden.
part OF lots IL and Is. block G., October
6, 1917: s2250.
Gltura Park addition. Ashevllic street
V B. and D. J. Leonard 10 ". H. and 2
II. Eden, part Of lots = and IA, block 81,
October. 1917; $3.50.
Hollywood Heights addition. Turley ave
nue. F. Knox 20 " D. Sires, lots 10
So. block 6S. March IS. 1917; 81 and con
siderations
Hollywood Hgts- addition. sheppard ave
nu--A c. McMath 20 n D. Sires. lots Is
TO ~ block 90, March IS, 1917, 81 and
considerations
East II Paso addition. MADEIRA street
p. ". Napal and A. j. de Cordoba Napel
20 J. B. Terrezas. lots Is and "A, block
81. September %, 1917: Fl075.
East FL Paso addition. MADEIRA street
J. 3. and l. r. de Terres to NJ P. Ruiz.
los d and "A, block 81. July 20. 1917.
$4,000
East FL Paso addition. MADEIRA street
u p. Ruiz 20 T. i. Cox. lots Is and "A.
block 6l. october S, 1917; SO and con-
siderations-
sIiFanores addition-Nations Packing
company TO J. Vargas, lot s, block :.
October 9. 1917; 5000
NorninEslde Heights addition. Madison
ayenue-MornlnEsid Heights Realty com
p71y 20 A b. Quigley. lots 1 and .. block
Is. october 9. 1917 $3.50
Logan Heights addition, Sherman street
Logan Heights Investment company 20
2 H Aartinson. lots and 2, block soc,
Jure IS. 1915 $3.50
Logan Heights addition, Morehead ave
nuc-LoEan Heights Investment Co 70
T. Z. Posey. lots and 6, block 16Cl
September 10, 1917; $3.50
Military Heights addition. Grand avenue
-Brown-W heelock company 20 W. G..
Klotz, lot S, block Il. September 10. 1917:
$500
Hollywood Heights additlon-O. A. Per
ron 20 W. C. strong. all OF blocks IL, -,
IS and all OF fractional blocks 65 TO Il,
and all Of lots IS 20 4f in block I9. Octo-
Der 8, 1917; $40 ard considerations
r Paso Heights addition-Logan Hts.
Investment company TO 2 Heep. lots
to s. block So July q. 1917; $3.50.
FL Paso county ". Wiley TO C. A.
Wilson. part OF section e. block Il. MAJ
Il. 1915; 81 and considerations.
Fl Paso county,. A. Wilson 10 I. -
Amey. part OF section 10. block y, July
26. 1917 81 and considerations.
Building Permits
@. 81 TounEberE. corner Octavia and
Missouri streets. repairs. $3.50.
T. ". Hoffecker. 422 East san Antonio
street. repairs; S20o.
william Brit SIS North Il Paso street.
repairs; $500.
Licensed to NARY.
T. T. Garcia and Julia SaEaruaEa-
Louis Garcia and Coucha Enriguez.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-10

for paving OF street and alley intersec-
percent per annurl. PAYABLE sernl-annuaily +;
toned. are 10 bear interest az the rate
pavabIe seni-snr5iiv ana s1id BONDS are
20 be payable as follows
Bonds numbered one 20 thirteen q 20
1sl- both inclusive. in i've t5l years after
BONDS numbered fourteen TO twenty-sIx
tlf TO -6l- both inclusive. in ten u0l
Bonds numbered tvreutv-seven 20 thir-
ty-nine t-l % So both inclusive. in fifteen
Bonds numbered forty 90 fIftv-two go
- 2-l-, both inclusive. in twenty t-ol years
Bonds numbered nfty-thrse 10 sixtv-fivs
go 70 90. ooth inclusive In Twenty-Five
Bonds numbered sixty-six 20 SEVENTY
e.gR1t 90 to 80. both inclusive. in thirty
99lSa n9Iipgreg setentf-nine % ninety
one ~ 20 sll, both inclusive. in thirty-five
Bonds numbered ninetv-tv-o TO one hun
afed ts- TO lool both inclusive. IN forty
And said BONDS are 20 be known re-
Ell PASQ PUBLIC SCHOOL BONDS"
..EL. -PAso wATERwORRs BONDS
And they are 20 specify the. purpose for
Ihat said ORDINANCES. respectively.
make provisions for levy-inE and collect
q
% provide at least two and one-half
g. PERCENT percent. as q sinking fund for
The said ORDINANCES also provide that
IieE shall seFerallr. take effect and ha
lr q majority vote OF the qualified vu.r-s
" said CITY who are al valoren taxnavers
20 s.ll tiLy. Voting az an election held 20
snalll be issued and that unless q ma
lorlty or said qualified tax paving voters
voting no said election shall vote IN favor
q the proposition. for their issuance then
the said BONDS. shau NOT De issued. but
Issuance o. said BONDS. resnectiveIv, SHAH
Dc sustained by majority OF the said
election. then the said BONDS shall Be
NOW THEREFORE.
NoIACE is HEREBY GIVEN that an
. lection. the manner OF holding and max
!lE returns o. which shall be governed by
elections In So far as Ire same nav be-
pplcahle. viii be held in the CITY Of II
e-ncIs thereof on the sist dav % Oc-
,eesF. A. d. lsll. for the puruose OF sub
said. the proposition v-berber or MOI ~
OF them. shall s. issued ana therebv az
the action Of the City Council In orderfrt.
{. BE- p, is,saanee q SAID BONDS The polls
-.a 5,55.ellI VOTING precincts OF the City. I
as follows. to-wit-
Overland and santa Fe streets. r. s Aus .
I'm pr esloinE Judge
7o4ll OREGON street sam HiL presiding .
- Precinct 40 .g-Cen,raI fire station. J. /
Precinct 80 l-iive-s 80 Overland and, I
2 nlpbell streets, George l.. Hlrcman. pre- /
. Precinct No. 5--io7 South Virginia street 4
Z W. fhri-rIcv. presiding fuf-a
4'ec'nc- no. s-fls south rays street ~ !
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-10

Issuance OF Bonds" accordinE as be de-
sirss TO vote for or against said proposi-
ton
An voters desiring to sustain the uropo-
sitlon 10 issue the BONDS in accore1nce
wiki this QHplNANCE slA-l nave 2E-nLeA
upon their ballots substantially the follow
llE words
Upon proposition 20 issue BONDS sor
Ta purpose OF maklnE permanent ~
OF Fl Paso. Texas
"For Issuance OF Bonds"
and those opposed 20 the Issuance OF
sag 5oaqs sa.i. i-' ! 5ii-i-,s- v-S-i
"Unon proposition to issue BONDS Tor
the purpose Of malzins perlnaleIL ilIlni o..
ments for the supply o. water Tor rna C-ll
.1rsinst Issuance OF Bonds"
Each voter striking OFT from SAID nailot
..For Issuance OF nds--or-"AEainss
10 vote for or against said proposition
PROVIDED each and an the prooosi-
nau be printed upon the same ballot IN
the order above set tort1- .. -
said siecuon. the acton o. the CITY Coun-
Gil IN ordering the issuance OF said BONDS
shal be declared 70 Be ratlned Or, nos
ratified as % either. O. any Or AL OF
10 the result or said election ard the
bonds shall be issued Or nor issued as may
hereby name and appoint the pre-
sidlnE officers Eever1iiy sueciried above
10 Eulalel the eleeAauI IN AAaAE A@a4z-AANa
precincts and rheV are authorized and en-
powered 10 select an associate Judge. and
two clerks In each precinct each presiding
Judge selecting his own associate and
III Is hereby directed that this notice
q election shan be Published FOR thirty
f10l daVs exclusive % the day OF uublica-
ton aud OF the dav on which said elec-
ton is to be held IN the official news
paper % tho CIV % r. Plgo. and @ true
-ouv OF this notice OF election shall De
posted Cd TO- NJ least thirty f3el DAYS
prior to- said election exclusive % the day
election is held. % the several places deF-
2nlteg lol no-aini tne sue eleetlon in
GIVEN UNDER nv hand and official
Hral tn the Clrv OF Fl Paso- Texas on
CHAS. DAVIS
Mayor o. the CITY Of El Paso TexaA
lTTEST-
r. r. DAWSON.
-it5 CicrS % he City or FL Paso. Texas.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-10
REWRITING THE
BUILDING LAWS
Ordinances to Be Codified
and Printed in Books
for Distribution.

Percy AIcGhee, jr.. city building in
spector is rewriting the building laws
of FL Paso. and when the revised ordi-
nances are made law by the city coun-
ell they viii be codified and published
in book form for distribution among
the architects and builders of the city.
About a year ago the state fire mar
shall suggested that the building or
dinances of this city be amended and
made more modern. He suggested
that the new ordinance be modelled
after the state code Of building laws.
This suggestion was adopted by the
council, and on May j. 1917, enacted
the present building ordinance
Can't Enforce All Provisions
Some of the provisions of the law
have not and cannot be enforced here
For instance, the inspector points out
that the law required all buildings in
the business center to be equipped
with sprinkler systems for the base
ments il this We're enforced. ii
would mean an expenditure of about
S1,0Oo,Qoe 10 equip all the buildings,
old and new, with the system.
Again, in the opinion of the in
S-ecJur, there are q few points not
covered in the existing law.
and VIII come here to Join her nus
band. who has moved from Santa Fe
recently
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-10
Charming Gilbert
Coat and Papers Stolen.

Never have ! slept better, with my
papers safely locked in my room
When 1 awoke in the morning took
hold OF my coat in the lining OF
which 7 had hidden my papers. But
on looking at il more closely 1 no
ticed that il was not my own coat
Did I make a mistake! Did Gilbert
take my coat and leave this one2
Yes. Gilbert had stolen my coat
and the papers along with It. W as
he Joking if so It was mean joke.
Did he want TO prove that he was
smarter than 1 as secret service
agent2 At any rate. my papers were
missing Then / started 10 open my
handbag But my key would not lit
it, L looked at my bag again care
fully Ny own bag had gone also
He had exchanged my bag with one
similar. In my anger I smashed the
bag and found II filled with worth
less rags.
Then 1 nearly broke down again;
I rushed off to our consul and told
him what had happened, asking
whether there was any way in which
I could recover the stolen papers.
Our consul looked very grave. Gil
bert" he said Yes. we know Gil
bert; he is one of the cleyerest Of
the American secret service agents
It was as much as he could DO 10
get me a passage across TO China,
where I was safe. passed by the
Siberian railway 10 Russia and
from there 10 Berlin. It is said that
Herr Zimmerman now wishes 70
blame me because the Americans got
possession Of his plans in Mexico
our secret service bureau in Berlin
knows well whom TO blame for ms
complete failure in Mexico. Herr
zimmerman is dismissed while /
still am being employed by the SER
vice-Copyrigh 1917. by Interna-
tional News Bureau, Boston.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-10
Legal Notices
NOTICE OF ELECTION

Notice OF Election To BE Held on the gISt
Day q October. A. D. 1917. TO Determine
Whether or Not the CITY Of Il pa~o
shall Issue Certain Bonds for the Pnvin-
for Pavement at Street Intersections. the
improvement Of School Property and
Making Permanent Improvements for the
supply Of Water for the CITY Of Fl Paso.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-10

COngresswoman jeanette Rankin
has introduced q resolution in con-
rress which authorizes the president
20 take over and operate all The metal
mines in the United States.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-10

For Convex Prismo Auto Lenses
Ford sizes. S125; larger sizes. $500
as Mills street.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-10
CASH, CHECK, CLOTHING,
WATCH, YASELINE. MISSING

Missing and stolen articles listed at
the city detective bureau Wednesday
include the following;
L. G. Peters. 1919 FL Paso street
a blue dress and SO in cash.
Albert Ontz. III Montana. a ring
and pearl handled knife
T. Proffitt. @23 chihuahua street.
National bank.
R. T. Hays. E. p. & s. W. shops. a
gold filled watch
D. f. zimaneaL SO North Piedras
street, a set Of auto coils for Ford
car.
Texas & Pacific Railroad COMPANY.
four boxes Of vaseline in small wood
en- boxes
Rev. ". NJ Farley. eO2 East Rio
Grande, black hat and two suits.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-10

Lee Newman can get more money
out Of your property. at q less cost,
than anyone else. Ask his clients.
Phone 1904 $685. 5. FL Paso.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-10

Russian women are not only suf-
raEists, but voters as we'll
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-10

Page Publicity Rur-1 Advertising in
all its branches Telephone 111I.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-10
NAS0N50FF To
AGELEBRATI0N
State and Local Officers at
Ceremonies and Supper
at Las Cruces.

Assisting in the celebration Of the
s1th anniversary Of Aztec lodge No,
g. Ancient Free and Accepted Masons,
at Las Cruces, y. NJ, tonight viii be
several motor car loads OF Fl Pas3
Nasons. Wednesday morning George
T. Morgan, grand junior warden Of tho
Grand lodge Of Texas; Scott c. White
ana James T. Hewitt, past commanders
Of Knights Templar, left for Cruces
ia ar. Whites car and this afternoon
ether cars driven by Tom Lea, grand
orator of the Texas grand lodge, John
ID. Mason. district deputy grand
MASTER judge Ed T. NcClutock and
others took 3Ir. and Mrs. Lea. Wyatt
Evans, j. Ashley Gillett. Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarence LOngnecSer. J. j. Raster. A.
Be- Stoy. Oscar j. Allen, a. D. Eichey-
j. g. PoWrie. wOrslipful master OF
Fraternity lodge III. il. D. AGcGregor,
Earl AaZOu- r. II. Reed Sol J. Berg,
Rev T. Fuller Swift. rabbi Martin
Zielonka, s. j. Prudential Ed W.
Pew, ". W. Click, T.. NJ Whitaker. \
Levy and others.
T.. g. VI. Of Two Counties There.
W. H. Seamon- past grand maste-
OF the grand lodge Of New Mexico and
also OF the York grand lodge of Mex
leo. went 10 Cruces Tuesday from
Ecmiug. stopping in FL PasO, a day
The EI Paso blue lodge men VIII
attend the closing Of the grand lodge
OF New Mexico and viii be seated az
The banquet tonight.
VIII Attend Other Bodies
Thursday =. r. BlankeuSnlp. grand
visitor of the western district OF
Texas for capitular and cryptic
Masonry. probably viii attend the
grand chapter Of New Mexico. and II
IS likely that Harry B. OEg, eminent
commander Of FL Paso Knights
Templar. viii be present at the grand !
comInandery Of New Mexico Friday
Airs. Charles A. Kauen. of Fl PasO. I
-rand worthy mauron of the grand
CHAPTER order Of Eastern star, of New
Mexico. is at Cruces for that meeting