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Wednesday, Nov. 10, 1915.
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HEP OF SEGBEGY IS LIFTED FOB
MM OF JAPANESE RULER
For First Time in History of the Nation, Japanese People
and Representatives of Foreign Nations See Corona
v, tion; Elaborate Ceremonial Revives Ancient Cus
toms and Dress; Proclaims Himself Mikado.
(Continued from pace one.)
r-fremonial robes of the European court
v i tii train.
The United States was represented
l-y ambassador George W. Guthrie and
Mrs. Guthrie; by Poat Wheelr, the
first secretary of the embassy, and Mrs.
"heler, by Col. James A. Irons, the
Trilitarv attache, and Mrs. Irons and
Capt. Fr-Mierick J Home, the naval
attache, and Mrs. Home, rear admiral
lbt-rt J. Winterhalter and Mrs. Win
i rhalter, commander Jay H. Sypher.
rrlmial Winterha Iter's chief of staff.
p i Vi Sjhper. and commander Stan-
ford E. Moses of the monitor Monterey
T The masters of ceremonws rituals.
rn nt musicians and other officials and
u'f'cers participating in the ceremonies
a'so arrived in due time, all dressed
n ancient ceremonial costumes or uni
form. A democratic note in the mat
ter of dres? was that the members of
tTie house of representatives like am
asrfdor Guthrie wore plain evening
dress. Other Japanese who did not
hie an ctual part in the ceremonies
wnre a uniform of black coat, white
wdi'-Noat and white trousers. The
i ba-adors and ministers of other
pines wore their dress uniform, and
f"ol Irons and Capt Home wore the
f-H dress uniform of the American
arniT and navy.
Subsequently the princes and prin
cesses of the blood and other members
o the imperial house entered the
;nod"n hall, nearby, and there await -
d the arrival of the emperor Short
ly afterward the emperor made his en
try fter a brief rest his majesty
i hanged his dress, donning: the cere
monial Shinto costume, and cleansed
iis hands with sacred water. Mean-
t wnle the princes and princesses of the
b1 vd, liousehold minister, lord keeper
cf the privy seal, lord chamberlain.
- h f coronation commissioner, grand
i aster of ceremonies, chamberlains.
maids of honor and other court digni
iriv changed their costume to the
ai c -it ceremonial court robes.
AIne Imperial PHneefieJi Present.
Thtre were nine imperial princesses
nt the coronation ceremonies, four of
them sisters of the emperor: Their
ii-npt-rial bigL i esses Asaka, Higashi-
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Kuni. Kita-Shirakana and Takeda. Of
highest rank is the princess Kan-in,
daughter of the late prince Sanjo, a
famous Kioto lord of the MeUi era. Next
in high rank Is the princess Higashi
FushimL Then follow the princess
Fushlmi. jr., the princess KuRi and the
princess Naahimoto.
All appeared at the ceremonies in
the ancient ceremonial dress of the
Kara period, consisting of a half dozen
kimono of different colors, surmount
ed by an outer kimono of green and
scarlet brocade and a hakanm or di
vided skirt of scarlet silk brocade.
The guards of honor assembled In
the courtyard without the gates, and
high officials attached to the corona
tion committee took positions to the
right and left sides of the south sate,
newly built for the entrance of the
Shunkoden balL The costumes worn
by these officials were ceremonial court
robes of very ancient origin.
ftcr the preliminary oere"Tions he
emperor entered.
All rose as his majesty entered and
howed low as he slowly made his wy
towards the sanctnar.. With stately
nods to right and left the emperor ac
knowledged the respectful greetings of
the court, his people and the envoys
from foreign lands.
On his bead the emperor wore a
silk coronet of Imperial shape which
was fastened under the chin with bands
of silk.
A rlctnre of Old Juan.
The emperor accompanied by the
chamberlains holding the sacred svford
and jewel seated himself on a dais at
the inner side of the halL The sacred
sword and Jewel were placed on stands
beside him. The divine mirror bad been
previously enshrined In the sanctuary,
which was decorated with bamboo
blinds, silk portieres and silk curtains
After , a brief Interval the emperor
rose and facing the imperial sanctuary
read an address before the Kaehikodo
koro announcing his coronation as the
122nd ruler of the Japanese empire
and its dependencies and hs acquisi
tion of the sacred treasures.
Emperor flrants Amnesty.
Rmperor Yoshihito. desiring that the
entire empire share in his happiness on
the occasion of his coronation, has Is
sued an amnesty decree under which
death sentences have been commuted
sentences of life imprisonment and sen
tences of life Imprisonment to servitude
for S9 years. The terms of other eon
victs also have been reduced by half.
The emperor in addition has given
l.OIHM.000 yen ('SW.M) t charity.
President Overlooks
New Testament When He
Quotes', Says W. J. Bryan
Washington. D. C Xov. It. Former
secretary of state Mryan today added
a chapto- to his disagreement with
president Wilson over the question of
national defence by issuing a formal
statement In comment on the president's
recent quotation from the Scriptures in
support of his advocacy of military
preparedness.
The same quotation had been used
by CoL Roosevelt in a recently pub
lished article.
"It is not surprising that Mr. Hooee
velt should consult the Old Testament
rather than the new," said Mr. Bryan's
statement, "because he classes Christ
with the mollycoddles, but why should
the president, a Presbyterian elder, pass
over the new gospel In which love Is
the chief cornerstone and build his de
fence unon a passage in the Old Testa-
; ment. written at a time when the chll
! eiren of Israel were surrounded by
enemies
1 "It is all right for Mr. Roosevelt to
sound the trumpet, because all colors
are red to him. He sees armies arch
ing against us from every direction, but
the president is a man of peace and he
is In a position to know that no one
Is threatening to attack us. It is sur
prising, first, that in looking up 3tble
authority be should ignore the teach
ings of Christ, and second, that he
should select a passage that refers, not
to preparation against Imaginary dan
gers, but immediate action to meet an
attack actually made. What the
world needs today Is a Pentecost, not
an Armageddon."
A. Boreas Swipes Two Tens
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Advertisement.
A Roman opened her purse to get
jitne fare Wpdnesday afternoon In
front of the City National bank on
Pioneer plaza. The wind poked Its
nose into the purse and escaped with
the two tens down El Paso street.
The womin gave chase, a few men
started to her assistance and a moving
Picture chase started down El Paso
street toward the river. The bills were
recovered after a chase of two Mocks.
A charge of theft under $5t has been
filed at the police station against A.
Boreas.
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Surgeon General Blue Says
Preparedness Should
Start With Child.
Dallas. Texas. Nov. 19. "Maintenance
of the body of man on a war footing
against disease" was urged by Dr.
Rupert Blue, surgeon general of the
public health service, in an address be
fore the Southern Medical association,
in session here
"The sanitary nrenaredness 01 a
nation." miri Dr TllnA moan not nnlv I
the health of the fighting units, but
of the mothers sho are to tear them. I
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FROM 8:30 A. M.
TO 6:30 P. M.
and of the civilians upon whom both,
in tune or peae ana ot war tne mu
itarv forces must depend for food and
clothing and the weapons with which
to fight. Community health is, there
fore, the all important prerequisite,
and in order that -we may have mili
tary preparedness we must first of all
hat e sanitary preparedness.
Itegin With the Child.
"Tne first step in the creation of
sanitary preparedness is to teach the
citizen the value of a sound body. If.
upon the plastic mind, of the school
child the simple truths of sanitation
are i-ipressed. we will gradually cre
ate a people in which sanitary living
is a habit. If by child hygiene we pro
duce better and stronger men and
women, these in turn will have learned
that mating with the weak and de
fective produces weak and defective
children Thus we will have a prac
tical eugenic betterment."
That New Kali Suit.
I have a limited nHmber of uncalled
for Suits in New Fall materials and
Stvles. These will go at J2 and tzS.
Axel Swanson, Tailor Hotel Sheldon.
Advertisement.
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521.11 TO SET
CONGRESS
Chamber of Commerce Plan
ning to Raise Guarantee;
Live Stock Show.
El Paso Is assured tne International
Dry Farming congress and Soil Prod
ucts exposition if the ti,BW necessary
to pav the expenses of the big con
vention and exposition can be -aued
among the business men of the city.
This is the problem which faces the
chamber of commerce and it will be
necessary to have the money sub
scribed within the present month to
assure the congress meeting in Bl
Paso next fall, as a part of the big
festival of Talleys and plains. There
is little doubt that the money will be
raised and president R. B. Orndorff Is
arranging to call a meeting of the
directors soon and to plan a campaign
to raise this money.
Make It Great Fair.
If It is decided to hold the great
triangular show International Farm
ing congress and Soil Products ex
position, the International Irrigation
congress and the formal dedication of
the Elephant Butte dam. In El Paso
next fall the plan and scope of the
affair will be so widened as to make
the International Farming congress
one of the greatest agricultural fairs
ever held anywhere in the United
States.
The soli products shows In the past
have been very largely devoted to
shows of soil products. The cattle
men of the southwest have become
deeply interested In the show proposed
to be gien in El Paso next year, since
the arrival of Mr. Drummond In this
city, and a number of them say that
they believe advantage should be
taken of the occasion to let the thous
ands of visitors know What is being
done In developing El Paso's greatest
single industry.
Llvextsek Shmr.
The question of holding a rt;
show in conjunction .th the Soil Pro
ducts show was submitted J-
Primm, chairman of the "V"illL"
mittee of the chamber of m?irf:
"I think it not onlv favorable Jo hold
a livestock show at the time of hold
ing the Soil Products show, said w.
I. Drummond. "but I believe that it
might.be a good thing to hold a Sfjat
auction sale of blooded stock for
breeding purposes at the same time.
This would add interest to the show
and would attract hundreds of cattle
men to El Paso at that time. It would
not be a bad idea if the matter were
taken up with the cattlemen who will
be in El Paso in attendance upon the
annual convention of the American
National Live Stock Growers' Associa
tion in January"
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It BacK.
?N a town trie size of this,
we have only a limited
clientele to draw from. A dis
satisfied ' customer therefore
, means an actual and often ir
reparable loss to us. It is only
natural that we are constantly
endeavoring to improve both
our merchandise and our store
service with the aim of satis
fying every customer.
If anything that you buy here
does not lhe up to your ex
p:iatisns, we are always, more
than willing to "make good."
Instead of nursing along your
grudge, come in and let us set
?-"! right We realize that
mistakes will occur, and we are
anxious tb rectify them when
they do.
(Signed)
Kirts $4.95
'OMEN'Sand misses'
lioveltv skirts i n
nifty new checks, plaids,
stripes and solid colors.
Included in the lot are a
few of the very stylish
"Bannockbuni" skirts,
which have fringed bot
toms and are so extremely
popular in the East. There
are values up as high as
9.50 in these skirts "which
we show Thursday at the
modest price of $4.95.
Middy
Blouses at 95c
EW arrivals in wom
en's good quality
White Galatea iGddy
Blouses, trimmed in red,
navy and Copenhagen.
Pull length sleeves. You'd
expect to see them sell at
$1.45.
A
onstantly CfoansiiiP
U-ll
ver'5
anie
iOO New
In Monday
'1IAT stanms "The
Popular" as the
suit store of El Paso!
It means that stocks are
bound to be fresh here
and styles new and
right up to the minute.
If you could see our re
ceiving room as this is
written piled higli
with new apparel, with
great heaps o f boxes
waiting to be opened,
3ou would understand
why most women feel
assured that when they
.j-.-a-.-an liAnn 1l rrr itiell Fllll
just the suit or coat thev want! Come and see our new suits lliursday.
Everv material, every style P O, 1 $D 1 Q
in these three great lots, at lU.J 3P0 & -lOo J 3
Valtaes to
$20.00 for
fio
Values to
$29.5 for
15
VeSlu&es to
$37.50 for
$1045
Spoyt
Coats
NEW line
of women's
and misses' Sport
Coats in white
chinchilla, Eng
lish mixtures,
fancy plaids and
stripe's. Ex
tremely stylish
garments offered
here Thursday, at
$4.95
(RESSES of every new style and every correct model for Fall wear.
Every favored' fabric is represented Mescaline, Crepe de Chine.
Charmeuse, Taffeta. Crepe Meteor. Velvet. Combinations of Crepe and
Taffeta and Combinations of Satin and Crepe. There are also a num
ber of handsome Serge Dresses, as well as Serge in Combination with
Silk. No matter what shade you prefer it is sure to be found in this
great aggregation. RetEngote. yoke effect, Russian styles and long tunic
models. Three great lots, at $10, 15 and 19.45.
TKe Neisi "Wonderlift9' Coret
A New Kind of Physical Support
I AILED by thousands of physicians as a perfect abdominal support. 1 he serai-elastic Woadetlitt
Bandlet UPLIFTS, supports, and holds in place the vital internal organs. It prevents, relieves and
often cures the ills peculiar to women. It is instantly adjustable to any figure. Also, it is a superior
STYLE corset, giving the military shape and poise, and the lines required by present $ AA
modes. Three different models, at ftf'w'o yJ' J
El Paso's GreatO vercoat Store
Offers Exceptional Overcoat VaJhies, at '15
OU have been waiting. Everybodv has, -to
buy the right overcoat. Ilere thev are in full
assortment, at $15 and it's what you have been
expecting and looking for. These overcoats are
chuck full of life and spirit newest patterns
newest styles from the loose coat to the long
ulster models. See the assortment tomorrow
when it is at its best, and
choose, at
touts O'coats $18 to $40
HERE'S nothing in clothing to compete with
these splendid values; the finest read3T-to-
wear suits and overcoats for men and young men;
the most popular highlv honored clothes in the
world. OTHER MAKES $12.50 TO $20.
JDress Visits
Accessories
HE Shriners' Reunion, approaching weddings,
the Charity Ball and other social functions
demand correct clothes. We're ready for you
with all the latest evening dress requisites at
prices exceptionally low when you consider the
quality.
SWEATER COATS V neck style;
pockets. A good worsted weave in
navy, light grey and brown. 3.75
and 5.00.
SWEATER COATS Rough neck
style, in shaker, jumbo and worsted
weaves. All colors. Made with
pockets. Each, at 2.00 to 15.
JERSEYS With turtle- neck, in
maroon, navy and grey; also coat
style. Priced at 2.00 and 3.00.
SWEATER VESTS In neat worst
ed weaves. Assorted colors. Each,
at 1.50 to 4.50.
NOVELTY SWEATERS A large
line for school and college boys and
girls, with hockey caps to match.
$3 to $15
$5 to $15
Girls' Store
SILK DRESSES FOR GIRLS $8.50
Sizes 8 to 14. The designers of
these stylish dresses for girls have
accomplished much in the way of
supplying silk dresses at this price.
They are made of fine quality plain
taffeta in Terra Cotta. Copen. and
navy; also navy trimmed with
plaid, and ail plaid with velvet
girdle. Choke. $QagQ'
NEW CHALUE DRESSES FOR
GIRLS $5.00 Sizes 6 to 14 years.
Made of soft finish all wool challies
in light and dark colors. Dotted,
conventional, floral and striped de
signs. Made in the new styles
some with silk effects that are beau-
gi?-1- $5.00
HATS FOR CHILDREN 2 TO 8
YEARS SPECIAL $2.95 In
cluded in this Hne of beautiful hats
for little girls are velvets, velours.
silk and s3k corded velvets. Some
are? exact copies of styles designed
for grown-ups and would sell regu
larly for $3.50 to
$4.00. Special.
SLEEPING GARMENTS We have
a complete Kite of Dr. Denton's
sleeping garments for boys and girls.
In sizes 6 months to 12 years. Girls"
Department, Secood Floor. It's time
to. lay is a supply.
A Sale oi
B
rassieres
ARNER'S. Natures Rival.
Gossard and H. & W. makes.
We have many different and attrac
tive styles for every type of figure,
each one carefully selected for its
special service and exquisite finish.
Lace and embroidery trimmed
models, as well as allover lace and
'alkwer embroidery stvles. Seven
4' great lots at' the following special
prices:
$1.00 Brassieres, at 75c
$150 Brassieres, at 125
$100 Brassieres, at 130
$230 Brassieres, at 1.75
$3.00 Brassieres, at 2.00
$330 Brassieres, at 230
$5.00 Brassieres, at 330
SilK And
Dress Goods
Sale Now in
Full Blast
Witli Ever
Yard of SilK
in
tlie House
Radically
Reduced
e Us By Our Fast RecordsTliey
Speali For Tliessas elves