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EL PASO HERALD
Week-End Edition, May 6-7, 191G.
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Z. T. White to Build New Building at West San Antonio
and Santa Fe When Leases Expire; Another New
Apartment for Sunset Heights; New Bungalows
Being Built in All Parts of City.
A' i nn
westei
Jt rtlo
I I I T in real estate in
the
tern 'part of the business
ion continues uti tin,; Iiur-
!i
tht piesent ween Max Mojc sold
. T White the southwest corner
Sinla Fe and Went San Antonio
it ik for a conFideration of $60,000.
. i pioperty has a frontage of 112
. i on Santa Fe street and 120 feet
eat San Antonio street and in
i .Irs a one-story building occupied
the Jitne company.
Mr hlte announced Frida after
. nn that at the end of the present
Iimm, which has two years yet to run
build a five-story bulldln on
The deal included the exchange pr - ,";L',", '"," -'?''"'-ropert
69x120 feet Immediately south "' "fcdft " J"2 .!!;.?-7S:
of the Kohlbenr
This property is
"anta Fe street.
"c uiiiefl hv
i tvA.itarv ware-
lrK -lworit "..-
house and went in for $,
l.VTO. J ne
1 niHinniK $30,004 was cash.
Oril tpnrtliienl.
WnrU is well advanced on the a part
mi nt bouse which the Mayfleld Build
u c Improvement company Is build
111K for S E Ord at the corner of
Mimdv avenue and West Boulevsrd
""l. brick work is about completd
Tlif structure will cost completed
about jn.r.no
The Mavtleld companv ha stnrtpd
1 be construction of a five-room bun--alow
in the 2700 block on Mont'iia
meet, to cost 48M. The companv h
ilso started a five-room bungalow in
Hit l'".0 block on Montana street to
cost 4750
"U o'h Is well advanced on a fie-
m bungalow wbiaji the Mayfleld
K-mpanv Is buildine- for W. F. Cum
1 imKs in the 1600 block on Rampart
Mi eel The house will cost $2800
Kemp llnmr Hone Soon.
The seven -room dwelling which the
timpani is building for Maury Kemp
ti t'opper street in Manhattan Heights
ill be lonimelfrt in iu oays. me
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11. n lsouuning in ine ..ovw uiwjk ,,
VcKlnlev avenue at a cost of $6500
mil be finished In about 30 days
The Mayfleld compan is building
a four-room addition to R. B. Orn
iicrff's dwelling at 3901 Bliss street
The improvements will cot about
$4000
T)ie X I. Means bungalow In Kern
l"acc. being built at a cost of $4250.
v 11 lie completed within 30 days, and
work is nearing completion on the
1 ct II Orndorff dwelling at Kansas
. . .i T-i . V- Tsl..
it M ' int-iiiaiiii ouccii-, in acui a ibv, (
stina about $5500
Tbi Ma field company is completing
tvo-ntury dwelling in the 2800 block
on Montana street to coat $4750.
Drlie on Mesn.
A Klnne. who with his associates,
lnhn M. Wyatt, Victor Carusso and
lliirmon Kmpp, are planning the
oiienlng of a new addition adjoining
ICern Place, sUtea that Work is about
hnlf completed on a thoroughfare that
will extend from Kansas street J
tl lough the hills to the county road
at the cement plant. Another boule
vard Is being planned that will afford
a six-mile drive along the foot of Mt.
Franklin and Join the county road
n.-r White Spur. Both roads will be
w fie ar covered wKh grawl. -Mrs.
Stanton Sells Lots.
Mfa. M. W. Stantott ha sold to H. W.
Sbedd a atraot, Mxltt feet in block
vi Government Hill, for $500 The
Meal was made through the Anderson
Filler Investment company.
M. J. Cope has -sold to W. 3. Gil
bert the west 22 feat of lot 20. and
tbe east 17 feet of lot 21, block 112.
i:.-.st El Paso. A bungalow la now In
curse of construction on the property
nil the total consideration waa $3500.
The Creel Realty company made the
.lia I ,
Henrietta Detwtler has sold to Lydla
Rjrk lots 24 ana 25, block 65, East
i I Paso, for $600. Thie daal was made
through the Creel Realty company.
J. A. Jaeobson Hays.
H. Fletcher has sold to X A.
l.icobson the dwelling at 1126 Sacra
mento street, in Altura Park, for $1900.
The Creel Realty company made this
deal.
Peyton F. Edwards has sold to Eliza
beth Kelly lots 19 to 21 inclusive,
block 33. Altura Park, for $1500,
through the Creel Realty company
Marr A Co. Sales.
.Tames Lt Marr & companv an
ocunce the following sales for the
nlr
James I Marr and company report 1
YSLETA SUMMER NORMAL
June 1st to July 13th, inclusive
Faculty
1. Itantlolnh Jones, A. II.
Conductor of Normal
Teacher, History of
Rducatioc.
School Management
and Psychology.
John M. Kldll, II. S. .1
r ti.
Teacher. Mathematit
and Physics,
lira. Jeanne Frank.
Graduate Universiti
Glasgow, Scotland,
Teacher, English.
Urn, Alary I. nieason.
Graduate a W. T.
and Holllns. Va.
Teacher, Geographj
and Arithmetic.
II. Wall, I I. A A. II.
Teacher, History aim
i meg.
WIkpi Florence Hughes.
Special Student.
Kleanor Wnne,
Teacher, Prtmarj
Methods and Mode!
SChool.
K. II. senman, K. M.
Teacher. Chemlstr
t. r. ftrnltum, M. S. V
Teacher. Agriculture
Executive Committer
Ilr. It. S. 'While.
Chairman.
Mrs. I H. l'Hrrmnii
Mrs. John I- Held
Mr. T. .. Pntterson
Mr. C. S. Hill
YSLETA
Certificates
Work Leads to Examination for
State Second Grade, First Grade,
Permanent Primary and Perma
nent Certificates. -
POINTS TO BE REMEMBERED
1 . Enroll early , 3. Reduced Rates on interurban
, l. 1 union vpiu.uu ior term.
o runner inrormation Address:
Dr. E. S. While, Chairman Executive
ON "M, Ft;
TOWJIIJO
the follow ins; sales made b them dur
ing me past weefc: Nations racKmg
company to Guadadlupe It. de la Vega,
In 11. block 3, Mlraflor addition;
consideration J390 Nations PackinK
company to Itafael Guerrero, lot SI,
block 3, Mlraflor addition: considera
tion J300. Hrancisco P. Garcia to Ben
L. Guerra. east one-half of lot IE ami
all of lot 16. block 74. East El Paso
addition; consideration 950. J. M.
Tonrad to Paul and Kufrene Weiss, east
one-half of 11 ami all of Jot 12. block
iiixnuna i-arK audition: eortsidera-
lion J1.-.00 P. Maese to MrB Rodrl-
, Kiiez and Mrs Guadalupe I-ewis, lot S,
Klnnl. Ill l 1.111- .j.i,
"" . v iiifcjjucii s auuiuon. con
sideration J2OO0 Government Hill
company to W. K. Marr, lots 3, 4 and
, Jft --"t Z
i &'" Hi". "WVJ . :
m'i' i-viimi., iulb ., n, 21, ze, anu.
block T Cnv.,-.,..,.. Tim A.T.ll-
( -,- . .r " " tii um-
tlon; consideration ?87."i.
J. W. I'hlllliis Iluys Lota.
I-awry D. Jones lias sold to J. W.
Phillips lot 5. 6 and one-half of 7,
block 64. Government Hill addition on
Chester street consideration $600
J " Wilmarth lias sold to J. uliff
lots '. 20 and 21. block 92, Govern
iiiint Hill addition, fronting on IJueco
-' 1 -t consideration $650.
ri H McVay has bought from W. II.
1 'in lots 19 and 20. block 63. Gov-
ni'c.it Hill addition, on Cheater
tn-ci consideration $4R0.
.1 n Edward has bought from the
lovrnment Hill companv lots 1, 2. 3,
block 95, Government Hill addition,
Mrntana street; consideration $750.
The Phillips Realty company made
all the above Bales
ew Ilulldlng on Texns street.
The new two story brick fireproof
ullding at 1806-lgOS Texas street, for
R. I Daniel. Is neanng completion. It
will be used by Mr. Daniel aa a storage
anu lurnuure anu mattress lactory and
will have 12,000 square feet floor space.
Tn? ! f.th' " Is 50x120 feet
I ami it
will cost $12,000 ami will be
modern in everr resnect. Tt AYnt,i
to bt rearf for occupancy about May 20.
Mr Daniel is moving his store room
from 410 Myrtle to 318 Texas street as
a building is soon to be erected at the
Myrtle avenue location.
DAILYREC0RD
rtulldinc Permit.
To Webb and Lee for the construction .of
'7. ". """"T."" --"'. v.., -cm-
iimaiea value f:40S
To J. E Morgan to build a brick esrare
at 114 Mesa avenue: estimated value J.
To R. E MrKee. to build a brick bunca
low on Mesa avenue.: estimated value $7e0.
Deeds Hied.
south side of Boulevard, between Magno
lia and Rosewood W K. Marr to Stella
Brown, the westerly eight and one-third feet
of lot II. and all of lots 14. It. 1C, block
no. Basset t addition: consideration JJS00:
May 1. 11 1.
South side of Chester, between Bowie and
jerrrraon James L Marr to w. II. Olson,
lota II. . block (I. Government Hill, con
sideration ill. May 4, 11.
South aide of Luna, between Division and
Rarner Henrietta Detwller to Mrs. I W.
Burk lots 74. It. block 65. East El Paso;
consideration $575: May 3. 1916.
South side of Chester, between Bowie" and
Jefferson V. 11. Glenn to Doris II MeTay.
lots 19. t, block 61. Government Hill; con
sideration $1; May 4, 1910
IJeensed to Marrv.
John J Howland and Henrietta Cour
t liesne.
lose Garvea and Josefa Martlnes ,
John W. Garrett and Alice Avant
Automobiles IJcensed.
o917 Ed King, Lock l hotel. Ford dellv
frv truck.
iU S Medina De Mats. 517 South Vir
ginia Ford tourinr car
11 Mrs 7" V. Walx. :05 Montana.
Paige touring car
SS s. B. Slsk. 3M9 East San Antonio.
February 5.
IHrths Hoys.
To Mr and Mrs. R. Shea. 612 West Mis
souri. May 3.
To Mr. and Mrs. A. Frovenclo. Davis
street. April 14
To Mr and Mrs. B. Lova. 1911 San An
tonio, April 30
To Mr and Mrs G I, Brown. S218 Man
zana, April '2ft
To Mr. and Mrs. F. F. Draper. J6S Du
rasno. April 23.
Deaths.
T C. Van Epps. age s: 1201 Cincinnati.
Mar body shipped to Schenectady, New
York, May 4
At the age of SS, Charles M Schwab
is considered the greatest and richest
ironmaster in the world.
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HIGH SCHOOL BUILDINC-Whcre Summer Normal Will Be Held.
Room and Board
The homekeepers of Ysleta offer to the stu
dents of the Summer Normal room and board
at prices ranging from $35.00 to $45.00 for
the term.
4. Week-end excursions to Cloud
HOT WILL
DTP IN
Little Chance For a Great
Sea Battle With British
Navy to Be Fought.
Berlin, German. Slay 6 The Ger-
! man public Is talking a great deal of a
coming sortie of the German high sea
fleet and of the possibility of preat
naval battle in ne blow chan-r,! p ih
whole war situation.
In naval circles and amont rn
have knowledge of naal m.itt
opinion Is not to be found 1
naval experts are fullj aw ire of
hopelessness of trjing to fmn ..
cislon of the high seas
Before the war, thev s.n 1,,, 1 .
llsh first line consisted of 6ifil
noughts and superdre.idnouuhiv an I
'eight battle cruisers. ac.unM ' no n 9
IS dreadnoughts and tlinc b.-utl
cruisers.
The number of battleships -n i
cruisers built heie is a secret but
is considered quite likely that i:n'l n 1
has been able to build twite ,ti mi ,
first-class vessels as Germain im tl.
last 20 months, so that nuitu? 1
spite of the losses suffend i
British fleet, have certainlv urn
proved.
Xovr n Muthenratlrnl Problem.
In gun power the German mvj .3
only one-third as strong as the Briti-sli
apd while 200 years ago a daring at
tempt to wrest victory from the inem
might have been risked w itb some
chance of success, tt would be suicidal
today, when lictory is no lont-er
matter of human couraKe ,md il trins.
hut has been reduced to a n'cre series
of mathematical problems and inevit
ably falls to the side whith Is Mble to
throw- the greatest amount of ste 1 the
longest distance in the shortest time.
This has already been shown In this
war at Coronel, at the Falkland and
at Dogger Bank.
As a matter of fact, no German with
any Insight Into naval matters evet
believed that the German hmh sea
fleet was built to fight the KnKlish,
although the masses of the people cer
tainly thought so.
Once There AVna n Chance.
There was a time, in 1904 ami 1905,
when Germany saw a chance of catch
ing up with England, because that
country slackened her efforts in naval
construction, but the awakening of the
British people's belief in the necessity
of a strong nav came too quickly for
Germany.
The German navy department quick
ly realized the futility of trying to
compete with Great Britain, and
limited its efforts to the construction
o a navy strong enough to crush a
combination of powers in which Eng
land was not included.
It may, therefore, be considered al
most certain that not even the strong
est pressure of public opinion will
ever Induce the German navy depart
ment to send out the battle fleet
Canadian Errand Boys
Respond To War Call;
Girls Tae Up Duties
Winnipeg. Canada, May 6 There is
a blp shortage of errand boys and of-
iice Doys in tnis province and In sev
eral other Canadian provinces .is a
result of the war and so pressing has
become the situation that man , bisr
business houses are substituting eirls
for the whistling lads who so manj
years held sway.
One reason for the shortage lies In
the fact that boys more than 11 jears
old are eligible for army service and
a large part of them hae enlisted
Another-cause is due to the school laws
which In this province and In other
districts compell the attendants at
school of boys 14 years old and
younger.
The problem has been soled here V
the telegraph companies who ,ue in.
ploying crippled soldiers for mess, n
ger boy work.
Mi.rnitMAX nov l'lxnn sir.
ox cii.incn or tkik ito ,
Mose Silverman, a It-year old muth I
arrested by the police wednesdav
night on a charge of atemptlng to
take an automobile owned by Nelson
Rheinheimer from Noble street and
Boulevard, was fined 2S, and turned
over to his father 'oy Judge Paul
Thomas Friday afternoon in corpora
tion court.
In allowing the boy to go with but
a light fine Judge Thomas stated that
the parents of the boy had promised
ti send him to Chicago, and get htm
away from his present associates
This action of the oou-t was recom
mended hi Mrs Webster, county pro
bation officer.
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Committee, Ysleta,
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I1ERG.
Sarah Bernhardt Will
Visit America For a
New Last Appearance
By W. ORTON TEWSON.
London, Kng. To see and eonerse
with Sarah Bernhardt is to realize the
possibility of the apparently impossible.
It seems incredible that this woman,
who possesses the iUacit3' of a jnrl
and the appearance of a well-preserved I
matron nt 34. has passed the allotted
three score jears and ten, and. still
more wonderful, quite recently had a leg
ainpiitatt d
'It is join intention to visit America,
niadame Bernhardt. I ould jou pie a
me-sapp to tin I 'iitnl stati . winch in
Sarah Bernhardt.
its taih strtifiijiPH owed bo uinch to
Kraiui. expressing what you consider
Ire the ho-ries, and aspirations of the
Kreni li ie " madame Bernhardt was
ask i tl.
"os 1 am : ir to America with 'Lea
atlieilialcs ami the other pieces in my
H n noire. When 1 arrive there I shall
-.i to the noble, magnificent people of
the T 'iiited States.
' 'Nui haw eer been the f trend of
lihiiti the foe of oppression. Your
me ever been foremost in the
ause
Ti-.in.
-til! I
war
of mercy, as today they are in
Holtrium and nil the Countries
11 and devastated hy this cruel
ELKS' MINSTRELS TO BE HELD
ON MAY 25 AND 26 THIS YEAR
M.11 23 and 26 are the dates set for
tht Klk minstrels I'has. A. Armstrong
is now busy rehearsing; the members of
the coinpanj In their duties, and exalt
ed ruler Max Miller and others members
of the order are planning the business
end of the show. Mr. Armstrong prom
ises the bst show the Elks have ever
idven
"llAVE GOOD HEALTH"
Take Hood's Snrsnparllln, the Old Ite
llulilc Sprlnc Tonic.
WaVMS -
from getting a bottle of Hood's Sr
saparilla today from any drug store
and starting at once on the road to
health and strength.
When your blood is Impure and Im
poverished It lacks vitality, your Indi
gestion is Imperfect, your appetite is
Poor, and all the functions of your body
are Impaired.
Hood's Sarsaparllla is a wonderful
blood tonic. It will build ou up
quicker than any other medicine. It
gives strength to do and power to en
dure. It is the old standard tried and
true all-the-year-round blood purifier
and enricher. tonic and appetizer Noth
ing else acts like it, for nothing else
has the samp formul.i or ingredients
Be sure to, ask for Hood's. Insist on
having it Advertisement.
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PUSHING PEMGE
; Reduced to Working Base
' 4-ls. TJ A J i-
Issue New Appeal.
Stockholm, Sweden, Mai 6 The Ford
11 ne party reduced now Ul a work
nir basis, with delegates present from
' 'he six neutral countries of Norway,
.-wrileii. Denmark, Holland. Switzerland
1 mi the T'nlted States, has recently been
cry active here and has enjoyed the
official leiocnltion of having been re- j
; ieied by the foreign ministers of the
( three Scmdinai lan countries. To each
of these were presented appeals ad- I
iilresst.l in diplomatic French to the
1 kings ami the narliament. askiner that
the neutial goiernments organize an
oifiii.il mutral conference to offer its
-tillers in bringing about peace. The
Ford parn is now known as an "un
official ptate conference of neutral na
tions.' 111c 1 orU Ippenl. I
The Ford appeal which is to be pre- '
I -.t-uueu Hiso at neine and ine Jiague.
j sais in r,a,rt
I ria not ine moment come to act?
j If bv an opportune step, an interven-
, t "n of neutrals the war could be
! -hortened hi- a da, by a single dav
ihich destrois thousands of live!.
us;ht not the siep to be taken, no
matter h..w difficult, how hopeless it
a ppearp
Histor will at verely judge the, neu
tral countries if thei remain mere
s .ectators or the terrible conflagration.
They, too. suff. r h the war, and the
beldtrcrents !hemseles have submlt
Tdl thetr 1 ause to the judgment of the
it ntral nations They have spread
oer (er countn their White Books
and niue Books-, and books red and
' . How Thei hae made their appeal
i the eons 11 nr-t nt ha .-oeliT
TllO ti. 1.1,1 , M.eAvAn.- la f 1 1 fl r- In .
'he spirit of The Tlajrue convention of
"7 rticle II of the agreement then
leiched distinctly provides:
" 'The powers hold that it Is deslra
l le that one or more neutral powers
should upon their own initiative, when
thev JuiIkc the circumstances propi
tious, offer their services as mediators
to the belligerent states. . . . The
exercise of this right will never be
considered b one or the other of the
belligerents an unfriendly act'
'In iew of the right and the duty
to which this agreement points, the
unofficial conference respectfully ap
peals to the governments and parlia
ments of the neutral countries to em
ploy every means to call Into exist
ence a conference for official mediation
between the belligerent states."
14
YEARS Ago Today
From The Herald of This
Date. 11)02.
Although the world's fair at St.
Louis has been postponed for one year,
the local International Aimers' asso
ciation does not intend to stop its
work of getting up a magnificent ex
hibit Courchesne. chairman of the
t omirittee for the purpose of arrang
ing the exhibition, called a meeting of
the members last night and further
pl-ms for the collection of minerals to
make up the proposed exhibit were
made.
Mr and Mrs William Allen Smith
h ve returned to the city after a brief
absence
J P McNally, di ision superinten
I nt of the s,anta Fe railway, arrived
in the city in bis private car.
m list Saturday afternoon Mrs.
1. -eph Migtiffln gave a pretty lunch
i ori to a number of their friends.
The iiupil-, of St. Joseph's academy
itnoereo an excellent program In an
admirable manner before a large au
ilnnie in -Mar opera house last
night.
Testerdav Juarez celebrated In
lienor of the anniversary of the battle
of fuel In. where a signal victory was
w on b ko ernment troops over the
Tiench miaders
secret .r Leslie M. Shaw, of the
vmted States treasury department, has
'ltsienaie.i the First National bank of
1 I Paso ,i Government depository. The
li..Mk will ieceie $50,000 as the initial
ill posit
Memi'f rs of the citv council will be
the gue-is of general manager H. T.
I tlt,-ar. of the electric street railway
tomorrow morning, when a trip Is
made our the eastern extension of
the road, which was recently com
pl ted
II V Bloom was initiated Into the
ntiifvoknt and Protective Order of
I Iks at .i meeting held last night
The Qiycii Sabe marching club at the
meeting leported excellent progress
mil even thing points to a great time
at the Salt Ijike city meeting.
The directors of the El Paso Oil
itmpanj held a meeting to ratify a
contract that had been made for sell
ins the oil from their Beaumont well.
W O. Iloe, Dr. A. K. Albers and Mr.
l-ell had negotiated a sale for the
output of 25,000 barrels per month to
the Texas Fuel company.
AMES J. MMATAGUE.
Incept Ilncknnnls.
Mr Br an says he has traveled 560.
000 miles In 20 years. But he never got
anywhere.
Prosresslie.
The judge who fined a man S10 for
striking his mother and remitted $S of
it when he found that it was his step
mother, might have remitted the rest
if it had been his but no. A union
rule runs against our going any further.
..J,J"1,,,n,t n synpathele Chord.
When it comes to downright contra
riness and all 'round meanness, wo
don t suppose there's a state In the
union that can compete with Nebraska."
Washington Post The Post appears to
be making a bid for an ad from the
Commoner.
Ttoom for a More Liberal Decision.
A New York Judge has ruled that the
antl-muzallng law does not apply to
toothless dogs If there Is anything In
the proverb. It ought not to applv to
barking dogs, either
CONSOLlbATFfToFMOTOR
MANUFACTURERS UNDER WAY
Detroit. Mich. May 6 A big consoli
dation of motor car manufacturers is
under wav In New York and Detroit.
.! lnK a raP'taHzation of more than
J.200,000.000. according to the Detroit
Free Press.
W. C Durant. head of the Chevrolet
Motor company, Is to become head of
SW - - -
Ueneral Motor romnan-. ntrlarw1
Bulck. Continental. Mflmt.ii'qnd raHiiJ
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ni-. E:,I"-.L"" ?nor.tlon:
tors Truck company. '
It is said that prominent eastern
financiers, including J. p. Morgan, are
Interested in the consolidation.
NEW U. S. AMBASSADOR IS
WARMLY RECEIVED BY CZAR
Petrograd. Russia, May 6 Daid It
Francis, the newly arrived American
ambassador, present hi t redentlals to
emperor Nicholas at Tsarkoe-Selo, Fri
ila nfternoon The ,i niliassHflor was
greatK impressed bv Hie lordnlity of
the emperor, who tint, ussed with him
tht news of the woib for i't n.inutes.
MORE Truth
Than Poetry
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I A NEW
"The
Sunshine
Effective Sunday, May 7th, Will Leave El Paso at
6 p. m. Look at This Time:
20 Hours, 15 Minutes Fort Worth
36' Hours, 20 Minutes Memphis
40 Hours, 15 Minutes St. Louis
44 Hours, 50 Minutes Birmingham
48 Hours, 47 Minutes Chicago
49 Hours, 15 Minutes Cincinnati
36 Hours, 15 Minutes Kansas City
50 Hours, 55 Minutes Atlanta
50 Hours, 00 Minutes Chattanooga
65 Hours, 05 Minutes Washington
65 Hours, 50 Minutes
This train will cany modern, up-to-date equipment,
also will carry Palace Chair Car Free for those who
do not wish to use the Pullman Cars.
Our Summer Tourist Round
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Once Adam Mrnnbnskl
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lint Adam StravthnsKt
Met a certain Miss Dlnzskl,
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SCAR TWILLS, famous composer.
strolling in the woods seek-
g inspiration for his immortal
Symphony in Omega Minor. The deedie
bird motif, the wild caurousel fugue,
the prelude of falling birch beer leaves,
all were perfected.but the finale, the
brilliant ending, was still missing. The
great composer strained his ear for an
inspiring sound.
Ha! At last. Peverishlv he tran
scribed it. The great Sjmphony of
Omega Minor was complete at last!
And meanwhile, flat on his back in
a nearby ditch, Wethersby Sauers,
sweating and swearing, continued to
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car with a hairpin and a penknife, all
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waiting music lovers.
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Lew Epperson and George Brooks
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in the city Jail. Friday afternoon by
police judge Paul Thomas.
Both men were released from cus
tody but a short time ago. after serv
ing ten day sentences on the city rock
pile, following conviction on charges
of vagrancy. They are said to be
morphine users.
Jesse Brown, a negro, who admitted
that he was a "dope field", waa Also
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