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NEW YORK LOAN
TOTAL IS SENT Up
TO S7S3,OOO,OOO



20 invest tl.10o.OOo in Liberty Loan
bonds. The receivers are authorized
TO pay Immediately 10 per cent out
OF the funds now on hand. and the
rest by issuing ninety-day notes with
the Liberty bonds as security.
PUPILS OF ONE SCHOOL BUY
$4,000 WORTH,
1t was announced to-day that pupils
Of Public school No. 1GJ. al lO9th
Street and broadway, have purchased
SIS, 900 worth OF tho bonds.
Applicants for the new securities
were notified to-day that first pay
ments must be made on or before next
Saturday, tho closing day OF the cam
paign.
One of the most unusual subscrip-
tions 10 the loan may come from the
City OF New York itself. In letter TO
Mayor Mitchell. Comptroller Prender-
gast has suggested that the Sinking
Fund Commissioners be urged to in
vest In Liberty Bonds 100000 OF
sinking fund money. The Mayor has
approved the suggestion and Will
confer with the Commissioners.
A feature OF to-day's loan activities
Is the presence In the various
hotel booths OF prominent women as
bond salesladies The list includes:
Hotel Biltmore, Lady Aberdeen:
Waldorf-Astorig, Mrs. Gaetano roc-
cordi. wife OF tho Italian Consult
General. and Mary Stewart Cutting.
the writer: Hotel Vanderbilt, Mr.. l..
Tadoada, representing tho Republic
of Cuba; Hotel Manhattan. Miss Nal
dia Kneisel. representing Roumania;
Hotel Astor. Mrs, Acelos F. RodC-iclS.
representing Portugal; Ritz-Carlton.
Mrs. A. N. Sakhavsky, representing
Russia; Hotel Plaza, Kate Douglas
Wisg1n. author: Sherrys. Gertrude
Atherton. author. and Hotel Meal
pin. Juliet Wilbur Tompkins.
Hundreds OF banks throughout the
country have sent kilograms to the
Loan Committee asking for the de-
tails OF the plan In operation in this
district to enable purchasers of bonds
to borrow money from the banks at
( per cent?
Paul NJ. Warburg, member OF the
Federal Reserve Board, expressed the
conviction to-day that the money
asked by the Government would be
raised. He visited loan headquarters
In company with Benjamin Strong
Governor OF the Federal Reserve
Bank OF New York. and compli-
mented the committee on its organi-
cation.
SUCCESS MEANe END OF ALL
WARS. SAYS sHoNTs.
The SUCCESS OF the Government Is
present campaign for war funds as
we'll as that of loan drives TO follow
may mean the end Of war and mill
itary rule for all time is the opinion
OF Theodore p, shonts, head OF the
Interborough Rapid Transit Company
Mr.. shonts said to-day:
Wars ale won or lost with money
a. well As men. 1t Is up to every
man. woman and, might say, chile
In the United states 10 make some
personal sacrifice and to buy Lib,
erty Bond-no matter how small IN,
denomination--in order that the Don
flict shall DO pushed to a speedy nn,
ish. Only by prompt action and q
auiclt drive against our enemy vii
we save thousands OF lives OF our fel
low men and bring the bloody con
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SARAH BERNHARDT IS 73.
viii Have Birthday Dinner I'm rri-
ynte Car I'm Iowa.

DAVENPORT. Ia, Oct, S'-Mme'
Sarah Bernhard was seventy-three
years old to-day
Mime. Bernhard il In excellent health
and plans 20 entertain her associates al
a birthday dinner In her private car.
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s1.374,65o AT SPARTANBURG.
old Third Regiment Leads In Lib
erty Loan Subscriptions.

CAMP WADSWoRTH. SPARTAN
BURG. 8. c.. Oct. 2S-rho Liberty Loan
by the mon OF the Attn Dl-
vision to-day totAlled ti.374,S6O, The old
I'd Regiment leads with Ssi 900.
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kiiIs His Wffe and T'rics suIcfde'
NIAGARA FALIS. oct. sS.---Robert
J. stricker. son OF John c. Stricken.
prominent In local politics. to-day killed
his wife and attempted suicide. The
couple had been living apart.
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HELP WANrAp-FEMALE.

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III I 49,. :tiiil tiil' ii !sziiiEt. e
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"Solo"
So lowl
So low in price for such
good quality.
"Solo" socks-backed with
your money back any time"
if by any chance they fail
to wear as long as you think
they should.
Golf hose a specialty--for boys -
well as men.
The Rogers Peet Der
bies.
Made to our special or
der to achieve the utmost
in Style and Quality.
Values that are typically
Rogers Peetl o.
Plenty of the soft iustrous velour
Shire" collars. .-
Pure linen where the wear comes
q We all can't shouIdeF q
~ Eun-but every one Of us
can shoulder n BIT OF the
II : !: !: C: c.: {: G: c: =: -: = s:
MIL Loan. -,--
%1 Remember the solder
EtSA risks his life 10 finht
HKM YOUR battle.
EED Subscriptions received st
AEA all four stores.
ROGERS PEET COMPANY
Broadway Broadwsy
at 18th St. THE at 34th 81.
-Four ...,-.''
Broadway Corners" Fifth Ave.
at Warren at 41sf ST.
o. -. -. ,..'.
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A most interesting ceremony at
tended the raising of a flag by
Mr., E. Cloutier of Canpti We'd
nesday afternoon, when a number
of Natchitoches people went up to
enjoy the exercises.
An address of welcome by May
or Prothro, songs by the children,
a patriotic address by Hon. Phanor
Breazeale, and music by the
Campti band made a most delight
full program and the little daugh-
tiers of Mr.. Cloutier pulled the
ropes that drew the handsome flag
to the top of the post where it now
gaily floats in the breeze.
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First Baptist Church News.

On last Sunday several mothers had
their babies at the morning service,
though the weather was cold. A more
elaborate Children's Day is being
planned for some time in the future.
Two members were received into the
church by letter at the morning SER
vice. The evening service was good
in quality if not in quantity.
On Sunday next the pastor wilb.be in
Pleasant Hill where he is to preach the
Commencement sermon for the High
School. During his absence Sunday
morning, the laymen of the church win
conduct the morning service. There
viii be no evening service, save the B.
Y. P. II.
The public is cordially invited to all
Of these. services.
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State of Louisiana.
BOARD OF STATE AFFAIRS

Baton Rouge.
May 4th, 1917.
Hon. Gaiennie Hyams,
Assessor, Parish of Natchitoches,
Natchitoches, La.
Dear Sir:
Your letter Of may 4th, in which you
ask US to quote you the law with refer
ence to the assessment of butchers and
cattle dealers received
You state that butchers claim that
they were never assessed for stuff they
were marketing no matter what they
had on hand"
You state further that dealers claim
they are buying and selling all the time.
hence should not be assessed.
You ask US to give you an opinion on
these two propositions and to quote you
the law.
All property in this state is subject
to taxation except that especially ex-
empted by the constitution. We sent
you some time ago list of property
exempt from taxation under the law in
this state. If you will examine that
list, you will find that it does not in
clude butchers or cattle dealers. Some
time ago we sent you booklet entitled
Excerpts from the assessment law.
If you will examine Section / of Act
40 of 1895, as amended by act 28I of
1914, which is printed on the 3rd page
of that booklet. you will find at the top
of page on line the statement that
horses and all other live animals are
subject to taxation
You will find on further examine tion
of this booklet that the stock in trade
Of all persons doing business is assess
able.
Therefore, the property Of butchers
and cattle dealers is not exempt from
taxation.
Section 7 Of the same act, published
on page of the booklet says 1T is
the duty of the Tax assessors turnout
the state to place upon the assessment
list all property subject to taxation, IN
GLIDING merchandise or stock in trade
on hand at the date of listing.
You are not required under the law
to make an assessment on the Ist of
january. You can see that if an as.
SCISSOR IS required to make every as
sessment on the Ist of January that he
would be required to do physically
impossible thing. The courts have de-
cided that property in hand on the day
Of listing is assessable See Citizens
Bank q Trust Co. VS. Board of Asses
sors in the l29 La. page 1901. It is
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SHERIFF SALE
Peoples Bank
vs.
J. K. Doak

Be it remembered that by virtue of a
writ of seizure and sale issued in the
above entitled cause of date April 9th
1917. to me directed and to that effect,
/, ]. w. Payne, sheriff of the Parish
of Natchitoches, La. did in pursuance
to said, writ seize. and take into my
possession and will offer for sale, under
terms and conditions hereafter stated,
at the principal front door of the Court
House in the City and Parish of Nat
chitoches on
SATURDAY MAY 18th 1917 : :
at the hour of IL O'Clock a. M, to. the
last and highest bidder, the following
described property belonging to the
defendant herein, o.Wit:-
That certain tract of land, with all
buildings and improvements thereon,
situated in the Parish of Natchitoches
La, and described as being south.half
of Sec. 20 and Lots and of Sec. a,
TIP 8, NJ. X. 5. w. La, Mer., contain
ing 400 acres, more or less, together
with all timber of every kind and char
acter whatsoever on said land.
Terms Of sale;- Cash, subject to APP
praisement.
j. W. PAYNE,
S-ls-l1 Saerif
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TIL ssService'' GARAGE

made your duty to assess all the prop
erty in your parish that is subject to
taxation and in carrying out that duty
you have the right to assess the cattle
that the dealer has on hand the day you
make out his assessment list and you
also have the right to assess the but
cheers for what ever cattle or stock in
trade the day you take their assess
ment.
You have the right to place property
on the assessment roll up to the time
your books close.
If the butcher you speak of had the
stock on hand the day you listed him
you have the right to place it 'on the
assessment roll.
BOARD OF STATE AFFAIRS,
Per. MILLING.
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and movables, Taxes to date 1856, cost
Of advertisement to be added
T. E. Curtis, ward IL, NO 80
20 acres, Ed of NE IA of SW IA Sec
ton "a t Z R s and movables, Taxes to
date 4.90, cost of adYertisem to be
added
Mrs. o. E. Dubois, ward 9, NO SO
! 1870 acres, W. of NV Ia, Sc IA OF
NV IA. E12 of SW IA, SW IA of SW
IA section Sc T 6 r and movables,
Taxes to date go, cost of advertise
ment tU be added
". w. Martin, ward 10, MOB
40 acres, SW IA of NE Ia section 20,
L r 4, Taxes to date 4.65, cost of ad-
vertisement to be added
j. H. Merrelle, ward 10, No 10
I65 acres 100 acres being the N I-2
of NE IA, Sc IA of NE IA section 20,
l60 acres, N 1-2 of SW IA, S I-2 of
NV IA section %, acres in Sw IA of
Sc IA section 20 7 r and movables,
Taxes to date 1856, cost of advertise
ment to be added
SEVERN RACIAL Est, ward 10, No2
IL acres on Little River bounded
above by Cohen, and below by Lacour
and movables, Taxes to date $50, cost
of advertisement to be added
i B N Racial, ward 10, NO 80
so acres, acres on right descending
bank of Little River bounded above
and rear by P M Racial, below by F
Racial 43 acres on Little River bounded
above, rear and below by z M RACIAL
and movables, lakes to date 6.15, cost
of advertisement to be added
D C Vallery, ward 10, NOS
40 acres, Sw IA of Sw IA section Is
T 6 R 5, Taxes to date SIS, cost of ad-
vertisement to be added
F G Gsllaspy, ward 10, NO
The following described land: All sec
ton Is, S IL of section "a, Sc IA sec
ton % Il 5 r 6, Taxes to date 1915,
cost of advertisement to be added.
Mathis Co Ltd, ward 10, No2
1896 acres E IL of Sw IA section
%, S IL ofNw IA, Sw IA of NE IA
section %, S IL of SW IA section 20,
All section 81, T r 4, NV IA of Sec
ton T R A, Taxes to date $3.50,
cost of advertisement to be added
Texas & Pacific Ry 20, ward 10, NO I
9.5I miles of main tract at 100000
per mile this to include the value of all
buildings on the right of way not here
in separately assessed, 81 miles of side
track at 4250.00 per mile, Taxes due
and unpaid as follows: Road District
No 1921. IS, Notice, interest and ad-
vertisement to be added.
On said day will sell such portion
OF such property as each debtor will |
point out and in case said debtor does |
not point out sufficient property l will |
at once and without further delay sell |
the least quantity of said property
which any bidder will buy for the
amount of taxes, interest and costs,
lue by said debtor the sale will be cash
n legal tender money of the United
States and shall be redeemable at any
line for the space of one year by pay.
ng price given with 20 per cent and
osts and penalties added.
]. w. PAYNE
Sheriff and Ex-Otficio Tax Collector
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CARD OF THANKS

The Committee wishes to thank and
express appreciation to the Mayor
Clergy, Physicians, and Merchants in
particular and Citizens in general, for
their hearty cooperation that enabled
them to make Better Baby Celebration
such a success.
Mrs. Cammilla L. Breazeale
Mrs. w. T. Cunningham
Mrs. v. L. Roy
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When a man takes tumble down
the ladder of life he always blames it
either on some woman above him, who
threw !, him down, or on some woman
below, who s'lured'' him down.
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Classified Ads.
Attention Automobile
Owners.

We have just received shipment of
the STANLEY SELF-OILING GUAR
ANTEED AUTO SPRINGS. These
springs are guaranteed against break
age for the life of the car. Makes
your car ride easier. Does away with
the squeaks. SEE SAMPLE and try
out one.
The "Service" Garage
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NOTICE

To the Mortgage creditors of the
Parish of Natchitoches, State of Louis
lana in conformity with section 63 of
Act IS of 1888 as the law as in such
case provided, notice is given to all
parties holding mortgages on real es-
tate located in the Parish of Natchito-
ches and State of Louisiana which
taxes for the year 1916 have not been
paid, that will begin the sale of the
same at the Court House on Saturday
the End of June 1917 at II o'clock a. m,
and that number of pieces of property
so delinquent are being now advertised
in this newspaper in conformity with
the laws preparatory to such sales.
The attention of mortgage creditors is
called to this advertisement
and they are warned to take such steps
prior to the sale as will be necessary to
protect their rights.
J. w. PAYNE,
Sheriff and Ex-Officio Tax CoIlec-
tor, Parish of Natchitoches La
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FOR SALE-Two houses with all
the modern improvements and in good
repair; one known as the Sanitarium
on Washington Street, opposite The
Service Garage and the other in the
same neighborhood occupied by Mrs.
Stella Sompayrac. For particulars ap-
ply to this office. S-15
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FOR RENT-Seven-room house with
bath and garage, near Normal School
next door to Congressman Aswell.
Apply to James Dey or Charles De-
Blieux.
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FOR SALE 1-set second hand Oak
land 80 springs. Cheap.
The Service" Garage
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800 If Voter
To Mortgage Cred7nrtdhfert DO ord Pdniss,

To Mortgage Credl7nrtdhfert b ord Pdnis5
Of Natchi::tors be, and he is
use to be prepared
In conformity election the tally
IS of 1888 and tkdalified electors, as
provided, motto of property, blank
parties holdI che compilation OF the
tate locatet,er and amount, and other
ches and KS that may be required
taxes fg fupse faholding the said
that .,se the same to be placed
delino accessol for use at the precinct
this n. on for the transmits
law prarage Go, TX to the precinct at
tention 70 De neid.
iaily cahitoches. La 1rther ordained,
eney ar &c or precinct
prior % nnz=ube Goldonna
70 prote- % the follow
clerks Of
The Natchitoches enterprise. (Natchitoches, La.) 1888-1965, 1917-05-10
Jury Venire.
GRAND JURY TO MEET MONDAY,
MAY DIST 1917

GRAND JURY TO MEET MONDAY
MAY DIST. 1917.
]. H. Keyser Ward One
2 Harold Katie
3 NJ. M. Hathorn
l.. R. Tally
Jos. Wafer
r. w. Marlborough
G. B. Davis
8 c. c. Hathaway
81. |. VIM
10 S. W. Moffet
IL R. ID. Brown
IL T. H. Boyett
13 w. G. Stephens
IA Walter Moss T
Is G. A. Mitchen
l6 J. II. Rhodes
II Emmerson Murphy
Is J. |. Friedman
10 E. n. Neal 10
List of Jurors for week beginning June
4th 1917.
1 C. H. Gibson Ward One
2 j. A. Laird z
8 Andrew Nowlin 9
4 7. G. Glass
5 w. P. Gahagan
6 Sam Lacaze 10
7 John Brosset 10
s Tom Grape 10
9 C. D. Keator 4
10 G. r. Murphy l
II H. Blankinship 5
IL S. M. Hyams l
Is A. A. Delmas |
Ia Geo. Rodrigues 6
Is M. R. Lay 2
16 w. S. Beasley Z
II B. D. Cargil 4
Is Joe Platt 6
10 A. H. Mitchell d
20 Chas. Mclean 2
81 R. B. Sheppard a
% G. C. Parker II
% W. A. Grape Al
% Ed. S. Cropper L
rs A. L. Childers q
rs H, H. Albritton Al
q Newt Williams q
% J. C. Murphy n
20 L G. Greer 81
30 E. J. Walker 81
List of Jurors for week beginning June
18th 1917
e. C. Voters Ward One
2 Gay Roberts II
2 B. F. Jones 81
4 Henry Martin 81
5 Paul Keyser
8 D. E. DeBleuz 81
z D. M Goodwin 81
s A. w. Bryant 81
9 B. H. Sandlin 81
10 Numa Roge, 8!
II Victor Langlois 9
IL Louis Richie a
Is M. C. Simons II
IA B. L. O'Banner z
10 |. Katie
16 j. B. Barnhill 5
II Morrow Marshall 8
10 G. w. Webster g.
10 ]. T. cook s.
20 Asa Singletary n
81 Percy Prudhomne IL
q C. A. Freeman 81
% r. G. Boswell AZ
"a /. B. Dowden ZEE II
25 w. B. Sutton a
26 P. M. Potts 81
q j. p. Gregg 4
% j. II. Martin FL
~ IL. A. tOrQ OF
80 Virgil Jackson 81
NOTICE I,
In accordance with a letter received
rom the Board of State Affairs, the
'olice Jury will meet on Saturday the
9th day of May. On that date the
'oIice Jury will have with them Judge
Gilling, who will explain the objects
nd purposes Of the Board of State
Affairs. Matters most important
0 the people in general and the tax
aver in particular will be discussed
nd explained.
/ hereby extend an invitation to the
ubhc and representatives of the press {
. attend this meeting.
R. e. HAMMETT
President Police Jury
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WANTED-A sexton for the Catho-
lie Cemetery. Apply to Mrs. j. H.
Williams. 3-22
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FOR KENT-Two story house with
all the modern improvements on Cypress
street. Conveniently located in nice
neighborhood. Apply to
MRS. J. w. FREEMAN.
April 9th. If.
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE
One or two lots on the west side of
Cypress Avenue, within one block of
the Normal School, and in the most
desirable residence section of the town.
CHARLES v. PORTER.
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IT. F. Porter
House and 2 lots N e corner new q
st. and Cypress St. horse, 2 mules,
vehicles, taxes and cost 0.45, cost I
advertisement to be added.
Chas RACIAL
House and lots No. 10 and 20 bj
N East Nat. taxes and cost 2.25,
of advertisement to be added.
Julia Richards
House and lot N side Lafayette
W by R R East by Tucker N by Casr.
taxes and cost 1.75, cost of advert
ment to be added. f
Florence Simpkins
House and lot w side 9Th st. NJ
Raphiel acq. of Exchange Bank, Il
and cost $50, cost of advertisement"
be added.
Allen Seymore 10
Vacant lot No. 81 of Sibley and at
son property, taxes and cost las, Nv
Oh advertisement 10 De aoded. ,ol
Phillip Smith IS,
House and lot N by Williams TOR
Mitchell s by Perot, taxes and co'ali-
cost of advertisement to be adder.ict
Ition
CIR Sutton mills
House and lot corner Percy le said
mizer St W by DeBlieux N Exation.
taxes and cost z rs, cost of roceeds
ment to be added ing adj
Ed Washington S OF the
House and lot side T &
Duplieux st E by L & N " ordained,
and cost 3 Is, cost of ADVISED at the
be added ed by the y
m a. u1ur I'd of School
Vacant lot bnd N by A 'o 40ii0"!"s
terry S by Geo Williamsc
MaQpin taxes and cost DE A lax
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FOR RENT-80 acre farm near
Clear Lake. Apply Marshall Semmel-
mans, Natchitoches.
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TO RENT offices : in the Prud-
homme Building, upstairs next to
Cumberland Central.
S. H. HILL.
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FOR SALE l. Second hand 1915
FORD, good condition, bargain.
The Service" Garage
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All those desiring roomers or board
ers during the summer session of the
State Normal School. Communicate
with G. K. PAYNE, Box 136.
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Hayward Williams FIVE
Vacant lot No 7 bloc; pro-
taxes and cost l Is, ccon IN l.
ment to be added strict
80. Louis
Geo Williamson Deriod
House and lot 8 WIrnose
Alley and Cypress Av addi-
Williamson st ircludirdonna
horse, 4 cattle, / b. dis
cost II 05, cost Of adv
added
Leander Willoughby
House and lot N side
Burrell N by Sherman w. :,
taxes and cost 2 so, cost ~
ment to be added ~ up3
None Residence 81: to
Mrs Aimee Hertzog mark
House and lot E side Visit writ
by Suddath Shy Walmsls ballo
cost 10 90, cost Of adve,
added
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For the best results advertise in The
Enterprise,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-05-22
n Tularosa Boys Join
National Guard, Day Is
Made Gala One In ToUn

Tularosa, y. NJ. May 22-Tularosa
today sent "a OF its young men 70
join the National Guard at Albu-
querque. The boys were enlisted yes
terday and the day was made a gala
day for patriotism here. The whole
town turned out 10 tell the boys
goodbye ct the depot
Those who enlisted were: @ c.
Crenshaw. Dr.. J. P Howell. Cuba
Clayton. Ivon Pace. Lloyd Hubert
Jno. Hunter. Ellis Dafern. c. Boyce
Walter. Santos Duran. J. Kinduran.
Charlie Mackey. Jose Lopez, Ignacio
Castillo. Y. Anderson, Adolfo Cara
bajal, Juan Kintana. Pete Herrera,
Ramon F7Orez Sam Vigila, Juakin
Chavez. LARA Martinez. Jose Datson.
Emil WolgOmouth- Hitherto Wolgo-
mouth.
Automobiles OF the town were dec
GRATED with [. S. flags and streamers
bore the words. ITO hell with the
kaiser" Music was furnished by the
string band Of TularoSa
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-05-22
IRISH PROBLEM
IS STILL ACUTE
Manchester Guardian Says
Task Is Greatest Ireland
Has Faced for Years.

London. Eng. May 22--The Man
chester Guardian considers the Irish
convention the biggest and most Sc
rious undertaking TO which Ireland
has set her hand for generations and
one which must be prosecuted with
the vigor and insistence proportiOnate
to its moment" The Guardian thinks
the best hope for the expedient is that
the English parties mean TO stand
aloof and continues:
The task before the convention IS
extremely difficult. Fires are still
burning and that the spirit OF compro-
mise does not brood everywhere over
the troubled waters"
The paper sees. however. solid ele-
ments Of hope and declares that the
pacification OF Ireland affects both
British strength AT home and credit
abroad i concludes
1T is Of high Importance for the
sOlidity and effectiveness OF the sup
port on which we can count. not only
from the United States. but from our
own dominions."