Laredo Weekly Times from Laredo, Texas • Page 12

From Dally. DEVIOUS WAYS. A popular cartoon Kaiser Wilhelm trying to get into Uncle Sams pantry by the use of Bkeleton keys labeled Switzerland. Scandinavia" Perhaps it is as well that Sam (hangi'd the lock, for all of these neutral nations were doing all in their powt to turn an "honest dollar" by selling their American purchases to Gormanj. Hut tricks of trade are not the only things which as under be Belf-governlng.

They will have the Ifriin nffTlfflf iil i 1 KAN 1 UHI i UN own governors and even have a voice represents selecting their own military commanders. But up to the present they have not realized the independence which Father Hidalgo dreamed of when he roused them against the Spanish op pressor. They have been nominally a republic, while submitting to a rule which was more autocratic than that of the czar of all the Itussias or of Frederick of Prussia. The lyain reason behind tliis supine acceptance of what they cannot avert stood in Kurope has done in favor of lack of education. Not merely FOR SEPTEMBER 20TB ALL REGISTRANTS IN WEBB COUNTY ARE TO BE SUMMONED FOR EXAMINATION BY EXEMPTION BOARD BEGINNING ON NEXT THURSDAY ESCAPED DEATH TWO WAYS, BY ELECTROCUTION OR FALL GRASPED WIRES TO PREVENT FALLING 40 FEET TO GROUND.

Then Released Himself From Imminent Death By Electcocntton and Fell Astride Shoulders of Another. SOCIETY 1 1 Violet 8. Oberfeldt Editor Phone 70 SOCIAL CALENDAR. 4 1 Friday. Saturday.

The Webb County Exemption Board, recognizing the fact that practically every man on the registration list must be summoned and examined i before they secure the necessary seventy registrants to complete the coun- Oermany and against their "great and to read and write, for some' national army, has issued calls for the remain- good friend." the United States, of the who today can write registrants to appear at the rate of about 150 men each day beginning The recent disclosures of the a copperplate equal to that of Spencer September 20. The examinations by the board will be conducted only crookedness of Swedish diplomats in mouth big phrases filled mornings, or from 8 a. to 12 qpon each day and registrants are Argentina and Mexico will not for a burning words are among the prompt in responding to their names. The following is the list moment startle or disconcert Sweden most ignorant when it comes to a The matter will be arranged by of what statecraft means, Sweden Ivlng out of it and throwing 'f'oir duty to the people really is the blame on the discredited dlplo- aod what the people are entitled to. Serial mats, who, by the way, will not even Hrait has been one of the stumbling No.

be reprimanded. blocks in the way of Mexican pro-, There are two kinds of diplomacy; Rcess. It has eaten into the body 1573 the Etiropej.n variety, which depends like an insidious cancer, until 44 upen clrcuinlocution, deviation and roots liave struck so deep that it 220 meniluclty, itnd tiie sort poDularly ac impossible of eradication. 2112 credited lu Hut nited States and Exploitation of the ople is an- 1746 sneeringly khown in liurope as the ether obstacle to advancement. The 7 "shlrt-sIceve" variety The latter is peon has been Itetter treated 846 supposed to be crude and vulgar, al- better paid by the fcreigners de -1 398 most mdeeent.

In fact, because it de- velordng Mexico than he has been by i 216 peiuls upon the truth. people. 847 But it Khoubl he rememl.ered that; A free hallcf, a free press and a free 302 only occasions on which our (jj- 'school are the only solutions of the 26 problem. Liberty is only 1814 relative when it consists merely the right to work or not, as one' 662 pleases; to repudiate national 475 to forclgncro; to drive cut thooc who' .51 are objectionable personally to those 6 ot registrants summoned to appear before the of Thursday, September 20: registration board on the plomao has been discredited at home and unavailing abroad was when it was diverted into the crooked channels of lying iind deceit wliich were lueufteii iiiniii lie iiuiwpeua plans. One cynical statesman that he found it best to tell the truth for two 1 power and to permit those to enter 1.392 reasons: fir.sf.

because no one believed it, and because it always the oUier fellow, who expected h'm to lie. I Out the truth has best served our I vvho are pleasing to tlie rulers, whether they are or not. 1749 I other things wlHch 4 necessary to a pure democracy is the: 239 and undisputed right of all ends home and abroad. Frem the to worship Hod as they please. 1 150 time that George Washington, Thomas church sliould be permitted 352 Jeffer.son.

the Adamses and Monroe dominate a free state, nor should 942 set the example of telling the exact' state attempt to dictate to any truth without reservation or devi- church, wlicther it lie Chiistian, New 1145 ation. our diplomacy brought its re- In fact, no govern- suits in an inereased respect on the dictate whether a 975 part of those who had forgotten how man shall have a religious belief of 1274 to tell the truth. iai'J' or shall be a pure pagan. 2 Uncle word became as good I 3ome day in the future perhaps: 478 as his bond, despite the efforts of a not so di.stanl as some 8 4 Name. Order No.

Francisco Senieno ............1095 Ireueo Delgado ...................1096 Julio C. Jose Maitinez ......................1098 Victoriano Hernandez ...1099 Reyes Flores ........................1100 Agustin Ibarra ...................1101 Tomas Valle ........................1102 Uoorge Mansur ...................1103 Romero Martinez ................1104 Anastacio Valle ..................1105 Pedro Avida Jesus Vasquez ......................1107 .............1108 Jamt-H Berry McKeen ....119 Armando Barrera ...............1110 Thomas Sweetman ...1111 rJuiiuoI AliiiciJa 1112 Juan .............................1113 Pedro Lopez ...........................1114 Narciso .....................1115 Isabel bhientes ......................1116 I.awrenee H. Earnest ...1117 Prudencio Juarez ................1118 Juan F. .........................1119 Jesus P. ................1120 Francisco Vasquez 1121 Juan U.

Ortiz .......................1122 i.ooiiardo Salas ....................1123 Samuel A. .1124 Tomas Zoria .........................1125 Enrique Alexander ...........1126 pie of Mexico will be self governing and self governed. They have the ,479 aptitude for self goviTiunent as soon 7,5 as they shall have learned how. Andiigpg is education, Hie educjiHon wliich 4 (j 4 teaches morality and which shall 92 enable them to realize the meaning of'j i'adre grito: "Viva jr Viva la Independencia!" 1962 480 1364 The Italians have a right to feel 3113 proud over their victory, which is 1209 said to bo their greate.sf sinee they: 1993 entered the war. we Hie Austrians will announce that the place had only a small garrison and was evacuated for strategic reasons.

few puny iienny a liiK'rs abroad to discredit him, ami to Hiose to whom indirecHon and circumlocution were as the bf all) of life it became a gratifying thing to deal with diplo -1 their quickest road to self-government mats who fi Id tbe truHi, the whole truth and nothing tuit the truth, s'help me. We have bad many diidomats abroad who wore respected, even revered, for their strict adherence to the trulli, and wfu would have -corned to look at an opponent's cards wdille hia back was turned. It W'as lyi.sh and naive, but it wa.s fug because of Ite absoJiife noi'olty. And more than t' at. it was very sati.s- fying deal tii a man who woulc! keep his word even to own hurt.

The United has suffered 111 many of the of the age old of lies and deceit. Von alien, Bi rnstorff, and all the of Hie Teutonic lireed who could not tell the friiHi even when If best Hie.r are only groa er examjiiin of the. sort which Mum ie 1 cpri by a Sackville, rt lined eyen in his diplomatic ev f)iir diplomtiUc intercmirse with oil)' nations has not fi licit upv We have been in the position of playing tiiG game with a man working a holdout, dealing from the bottom of Hie- (1 ek and all ii.ay iio wdh niurhed cards. iie.er boon able to trust our 1 111 -pi an oppoi nt.s in the great ot ilipli 111:1 cy. We never have felt iiiilil Hie l-ond was signed and we h.ivt teen forced to ask for a ertifi'd heck before ac eepiiing ji Miient oven then we did not know wlndhor the iiank would break Hu in 1 vsas cashed.

Yet wo are prouder of the way we played the game, even when we lost, than to have won the name of a pr fessional card harper, in whose presence one has to keep his coat buttoned. Tcofllo V. Ramos ................1127 Teodulo Benavides ...........1128 Telles ......................1129 Gaspar Arce ...........................1130 Jose Ramirez ........................1131 Felipe Tijerina .....................1132 Daniel Salinas .....................1133 Homan Garza .......................1134 Antitco Hinojosa ................1135 Wenceslao D. Salinas ...1136 Jose Luciano Reyes Santos Garza .........................1138 Uniguuy demonstrates more astuteness than we did. She put marines alioard German vessels in the luirbor of to prevent damage being done by the German seamen.

J227 2068 671 1.581 2110 1630 1826 1992 372 42 431 1428 106 Arthur L. Marek .1139 988 Jose Alberto Salinas .1140 1516 Fernando M. Tijerina .1141 1806 Luis Gutierrez ..1142 1069 Ramon Hinojosa 751 Simon Hernandez ..1143 1796 George Salmon .1144 1046 Robert M. Munro .1145 11663 Guillermo Quintana ..1146 1 615 I.ucas Cavazos ..1147 i 1029 Luciano Flores .:1148 455 Juan Guerrero ,1149 833 Carl B. Romberg ..1150 1757 Francisco Perez ..1151 i 1885 Salinas ..1152 487 Pedro ..1153 881 Julio Sosa ..1154 1087 Governor Ftrguaon's private -ecri- tary testified that lie did not know where the $156,000 came from.

Now If -Mr. Fergii.son will say the same, no one will know, for everyone else is guessing. Francisco Ramirez ...........1155 Tomas Ramirez ..................1156 Julio M. Servantes ..............1157 Manuel U. Alaniz .............1158 1216 Manuel Sanchez Jaime ..1169 462 Jesus Salinas ......................1170 1586 Jose F.

Garza .....................1171 1299 David Vasquez ...................1172 1594 Trinidad Herrera ..............1173 2032 Fernando Bueno ................1174 238 Romeo Laurel ....................1175 ...................1176 2060 Manuel Molina ....................1177 1457 E. Romero ...........1178 12198 Morris Gcldsfein ...............1179 1493 Chester Noel Fernando Lopez ..................1181 1479 Juan Zamudio ......................1182 Antonio Davila ...................1183 Wise ......................1184 1795 Isidro Lopez ........................1185 I 176 Salvador Paz ........................1182 415 L. J. Perkins ........................1188 1 1407 retilo VaiUez 409 Bernardino 11597 Antonio Lanfranco ...........1191 453 Teodoro Sanchez ..............1192 I 973 Peter Johnson ......................1193 1 1773 Cruz Hernandez .................1194 1822 Andros M. Perez 890 Ascendo A.

Ruiz ..............1196 294 Pedro Flores .........................1197 1579 Benjamin Flores ...............1198 408 Candelario Mendiola 1221 Salvador Lozano .................1200 804 Crescendo S. 1201 2006 Marcelino Bocanegra ....1202 230 Emilio Maldonado .............1203 271 S. C. S. de la 375 Harry Kaplan ......................1205 1424 Paz Pinto ................................1206 65 Pablo Saenz ...........................1207 282 Alfcnso Garda ....................1208 2126 Manuel Romey ....................1209 1495 Sanchez 1988 Enrique Olivares ...............1211 Jesus M.

Marin .................1212 Bruno A. Bazaldua ...........1213 Eugenio C. Martinez 1920 Manuel John Raymond ..1215 Athos Carbajal .....................1216 George Lang .........................1217 Julio Mata ..............................1218 Wm. F. Binning ...................1219 bfforendo H.

Rendon Juan Lopez ............................1221 Luis ProclssI ..........................1222 Jose Contreras 1222 Jose Lopez ..............................1221 Felix Silvas ............................1225 J. L. Slaughter, Manuel B. Volpe ................1227 Ernesto Gonzales ................1228 Trinidad ..........1229 Carlos Valdez .......................1230 Luis Sanchez ........................1231 Zalmon ..............1232 1598 Robin Butler Lee 1233 346 Tom Goodwin .....................1231 1251 Jose Naranjo ........................1235 1404 Carlos .123614 Guadalupe Ruiz, a lineman of the Laredo Electric Railway narrowly escaped death by electrocution i yesterday afternoon just before 2 when he met with an accident that almost cost him his life either by coming in contact with the live I wires or from being precipitated a dls- tance of about forty feet headlong to the cement sidewalk below where he I was working. I Ruiz and several other employes of I the electric company were at W'ork on I the south side of the Vizcaya Sierra I store at the corner of Flores Avenue i and Iturbide street transferring the' wires to some poles which had been reset from the street back toward the sidewalk.

Ruiz was at the top of the I electric wire pole, a distance of about forty feet from the ground, while neath him working on the pole about half way down was another employe. At the top he was held by a safety belt which encircles the waistband and has an attachmtmt to attach to i the crossarms or pole. While Ing at the top the safety belt way and Ruiz was precipitated back-' 4 ward and he grabbed the secondary electric wire and as his grasp ed he experienced a terrible had he grabbed the main wire which 4, earned 2,.100 volts, he would have I been electrocuted Instantly, as it was surcharged with electric current. He exlricatid himself from his perilous position and dropped downward, falling astride of the shoulders of the workman below, who carried him to the cement sidewalk in safety. It wa.s a miraculous escape from a double tragic by electrocution aliove or by the impact of the fall to the cement sidewalk, but fate seined to intervene In behalf of Ruiz each time.

The Naval Knitting Unit will meet with Dr. Helene Kenney at five in the afternoon. The Sans Sugl Camp-Fire Girls will meet with Mrs. George Scratchley at five in afternoon. The Boy Scouts Troop No.

2 will hold their regular weekly meeting at 7 in the evening. Sunday. The Junior League of the Methodist' church will hold Its regular weekly meeting In the Sunday School rooms adjoining the church at three In the afternoon. The B. Y.

P. U. hold its regular weekly meeting at the Baptist church at half after six In the evening. The Christian Endeavor of the Presbyterian church will hold its regular weekly meeting at the church at seven in the evening. The Epworth League will meet In the Sunday school rooms of the Methodist church at half after six in the evening.

Young Society of Phrtotton vor nf tho Christian church will hold their regular weekly meeting at the church at seven In the evening. Monday, The Club will hold their first regular general meeting of the season at four in the afternoon with Mrs, H. M. Austin. 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 44 1 Dust" and I It is needless to say that Mrs.

Hamilton has endeared herself to tbe Laredo people by her lovely voice through her generosity in assisting In making every entertainment a success. Mr. Gus Buttron has joined the Engineer Corps U. S. and will leave some time next week for Fort Sam Houston, San Antonio.

Announcements. The Society Editor is in receipt of a communication from Gertrude Elmore, secretary of the Mother Chapter of "Tliji Loyal Girls of America 111, It is desired to form a chapter in Larpdo. If any one is interested in the matter, phone the Society Editor at telephone No. 70 for farther information. Club Notes.

Tbe Honor Guard Girls held their regular weekly meeting with Miss Belle Westbrook yesterday afternoon. A brief business session was held, in which matters pertaining to the Guard were discussed. Mrs. Rex Tarver complimented the members with a quantity of beautiful rosea and a note of thanks for the asslsiance given by the Honor Guard Girls in making the entertainment at Loma Vista ParlT ff success. There was a good attendance.

Red Cross Notes. The members of the Red Cross Sewing Circle mi't with H. G. Earnest yesterday afternoon and worked on hospital supplies. The nienibefs have completed 110 dozen conitiress pads, the past week.

meeting will be held with rMs. on Wednesday afternoon at 3:30 Those present were; Mesdames Hamlin, A. Martin, Jackson, l.attig, HuHcr. J. Brewster, L.

Nelson. Austin, Tlioinpson. Maekin, Miss Hillert and Earnest. This May Interest You. 'The Times desires all social items -1 he Imeman was badly burned about cordially Invites its he hand and will be a cripple from readers to supply such news to the effects he also susta ned 3 burns about the breast and shoulders.

weddings, parties, vlsi- He was taken to his hoine as soon as receptions, bazaars. possible and is now doing Hhiugh of course su fering consider- returning, or have pain from the electric burns. arriving or departing. The Times will be glad to know it. While DEATH OF MRS.

TUMLINSON IN SAN DIEGO YESTERDAY Remains Pass Through Laredo En- route Old Home at Carrizo Springs, Where Funeral Will Be Held. The remains of Mrs. Kate I Tumlinson, wife ot Ben Tumlinson, who died at her home in San Diego, i Texas, yesterday, arrived here this morning on route to Carrizo Springs, the old home nf deceased, where the funeral will be lield tomorrow morning at 10 and for which place names will not be used all written communications must be signed. This Is Imperative to prevent imposition. Address all society communications to the Society Editor of The Times or phone No, 70 between 7 a.

m. and 9a. m. and 2 to 7 p. m.

Entertainments, Ml.ss Ruth entertained with a delightful dinner at the Hotel Hamlltnn last evening honoring her coii.sin and house gue.st, W. L. Brown of El Faso. The chosen color scheme w-as Iieautifuily larried out in the national colors. The tenter piece wak formed by the flags the Allies, suirouiided by an emhankmeut of red roses and ferns, silver candiesticks liolding red wax taper.H were also used.

scvt course dinner was served and place cards cf Flag design marked covei.s for tie- hon-ir guest. Mrs. 1 iiruwii and Captain and q'arbuttiin, aptain and Garrison, and E. .1. Foster, Mr.

and Barlow. Mrs. Kirby Walker, EHiel Kath erine MacGregor, Caidain Laker, Cap tain laeutinunls Keyho, Henipli 11. Flu lit ami Hie hostess. Who at this no counsels peace mentouB hour.

When God hath given to the opprest And to the injured power? Who counsels peace, when grume like a flood ven- the hotly, accompanied by the bereav- Holls on. no longer now tobe re- prest; When innocent blood From the four corners of the wtirbl cries out For justice upon one accursed hand? GENERAL GONZALES LEAVES FOR STATION MXICO CITY WITH STAFF AND BAND LEFT ON SPECfAL TRAIN YESTERDAY 425 loniono lierez .1159 457 Fred. Hugo wed berg 1230 Pomposo Lozano .1160 1262 Jesus Perez 1092 John F. Egan .1161 62 Salas 1027 Daniel Regalado 207 Manuel E. Martinez 21 Francisco R.

Vela.squez. .1162 67 Jose Ruiz 423 1469 Francisco Peralee Carlo.H Varela .1163 .1164 1967 Manuel Alvarado 1754 Juan M. Garcia .1165 1 1967 Rodolfo Bustos 1886 Cirilo Ca.stro .1166 1750 Abelardo 1144 Percy R. 1167 1081 Jose Garcia 1618 Albert .1168 528 Teleflforo R. Chavez ed husband and children and J.

B. Huzelrlpg of this city, left on the noon train. Mrs. Turalinscn was bom September 1, 1869. F'or a number of years, the family resided in Laredo, where they made many friends, Mr, Tumlin-j "Woe, woe to all, lioth woe and end 8 conducting ai ranch near Minera less shame and Mrs.

Tumlinson and children re-1 if this heroic land, siding in Laredo. Several years ago False to her feelings and unspotted the family removed from this section I and had since resided in different places in Texas. The bereaved husband and children have the sympathy of many friends In their bereavement. ALL MEXICO CELEBRATING "EL 16 DE SEPTIEMBRE." FIFTY-ONE OF SONS Tomorrow is the 107th Anniversary of the Declaration of Mexican Independence From Spanish Rule. Came to Border Especially to Receive Shipments of Ammunition and Had Delivered 1,848,400 Rounds.

General Gonzales, commander of the federal distrlrt of the army, with headquarters in City, who with his staff and famous division band, have been spending the past two weeks in Nuevo Laredo, took his departure with his retinue Little did Frither Hidalgo think, for the capital yesterday afternoon, when he souiulcd the immortal grlto going on a special train, which was fight for his flag and country on a sanguinary foreign battlefield; where. WILL LEAVE HERE NEXT WEEK i Americans will sooner orj 1 1 n- 1 Hater battle to sustain the principles celebrations which begin ARE WE GOING TO LET THEM forefathers handed down to throughout Sunday UK. TH. anniversary of its Independence Day L6t Some nterorifiina. I yaoll D.i^ce, The Fort McIntosh cMittTi.iined del.

lu.ly lust evening wish a reiii da compli nietiHng tic offc'-rs ud iadn of th" Foit and ad.iiH. na! gucsis, at Hie of- ficcrr, 11. Tin huU off V-iUi -nM hung with iaiiUuiiK I'lincii iiid cakeg were noi'-ed through Hu entire evening tn III an table decorated in cut flowcii. orchei-'ra furnished the music and convenilonul programs marked (wenly straight dances. Among pn -ient were: t'apiain and John H.

Harris, f'aptain and Mrs. Dwan, Captain and -Mrs Garri.son, Captaai and Tar- iiutton, laeuteuant and Mrs. Colonel and Gray, Captain and jMrs, Baker, ami Mrs. and Mrs. Foater, Gilbreath, Walker, L.

Brown of El IJeiLenant and Fellows, and Mrs. Fercnliaiigh: Mlssc-s Hayes, In'-z Hill, Ruth Marguerite Simpson. Ed. Mullally left on the noon train and Zara today for Bryan to re-enter the A. Julia Leyendccker, Jo.sephine Sauvlg- M.

College. Captain Captain Herr, Lieulenant.s Hemphill, Hollman, Mrs. George C. Woodman has re- ray, Lewis. Winters, lure, Flautt.

turned home from a delightful two Captain Baker, many others and the visit to relatives in New York hosts. fame, Holds out the olive to the hand. I with the tyrant; with the murderer down." Southey, i General Mention. LIBERTY, Enterprising, Laredo has responded to the call oflin a manner likened to the Fourth of Patriotic Committee Get Busy and country to furnish men to fight a July In the United States, and the Arrange for a Grand Farewell. 1 foreign foe.

and now it la not name of Hidalgo, the great patriot the patriotic citizens of Laredo to and priest who proclaimed the Inde- On next Wednesday at noon fifty-! brave and loyal, pendencc of Mexico from Spanish rule one young men of Webb conntv Hke the and rang the little church bell at ha young men of Webb county who their tents wd ve been selected for mllitarv military some enterprising and patriotic vice from the list of registrants repro- and rang the bell ot Dolores that he to reach Mexico City to-; senting forty per cent of the second was arousing his people to a revolt that would Htill be unseilb more than a hundred years after his death He was Inciting thtm to revolt against Spanish tyranny, without un derstandltig that there is a tyranny of committee get busy day, i division from this county, will entrain and General Gonzales came to the hor-ifor the national army training for our boys der to receive the more than two at Camp Travis, San Antonio. million rounds of amnmnition which' those young men are some from the had been seized by the United States best families of Laredo who are going civic and patriotic societies, and form a parade from the city I 19 II to chstouis officials more than a year! to serve their country and flag. Only the people wlilch is sorneHnies worse the embargo on arms and a short time ago Laredo sent its first than that of Hie crowned tyrant. ammunition to Mexico had been re- contingent of six young men to the Jnfjj established, but which was recently training camp, and outside of the Ituring the Ring years wliicli follow ed the indepeudcuct of rule, Mexico has been castigated, flagellai- authorities, ed and rtured hy those of her own a feeling th.it Laredo appreciates them, and that demonstration may ordered released by the Washington farewell given them by relatives and f' friends, the proper demonstra-i latent patriotic spirit in other manly Two shipments of the ammunition thm of patriotism was lacking. breasts when they see that these race who had no tier claim to rule delivered to General Gonzales! Throughout the United States i 1 .1 1 than had the Hpanish king.

And the was in Nuevo and by where contingents of drafted men many revolts which have followed are sent immediately to Mexico City, being sent away to training camps the Ini to her sons. an Indication of the reluctance of the people to submit to the rule of any one, whether It be a foreign Invader or a self-imposed dictator. There has never been a real po'piilar election in Mexico. There never has been the real choice by the people of their ruler. Porfirio Diaz was no more illegally elected than his successors, FTanclsco Madero and Venustiano Carranza.

And it is a question If bis beneficent, though stern rule, was any worse than the people have seen during the past seven years. Eventually the Mexican people will Another shipment total of 715,000 consisting of a rounds of 30.30 and 299,000 rounds of seven millmeter cartridges, arrived yesterday afternoon and were turned over to the Mexican authorities, making a grand total of 1,848,400 rounds of ammunition turned over to the Mexican government by the United States authorities during the past week. Watch THE TIMES lot opportunities. SOc. per month.

populace are making patriotic demon Btrations that cause the Ixjys to feel that they are fully appreciated by those who perforcT must remain behind, The man who Is selected from the registration list should be honored, for notwithstanding he might not be a volunteer, he showed that when his country needed his services and ho was chosen he was responsive to the call and now lays aside his business cares, deserts his home ties and loved ones and marches away to the training camp to learn the great war game that he might be qualified to will likewise respond to the call delay arrangements for such a farewell demonstration until the last will only result In making a great muddle of what can now be arranged for and carried out in a most systematic and inspiring manner. Will Be Closed Monday. On account of Jewish holiday, my store will be closed on Monday. L. DAICHES, the Jeweler.

9-U-2t Dolores, at midnight Sept. 15, 1810, which called the people to arms, will be revered and honored In the proper manner. In Nuevo Laredo a elaborate celebration will be held tomorrow than in a number of years past, for that place, like the remainder of Mexico, is fast recuperating from the disastrous effects of revolution, the people are improving conditions with every opportunity that presents Itself and tranquility and genuine peace once more prevails. and tomorrow there will be a grand "jamaica," dancing and general jollification Out of deference to the oc casion Mexico celebrates, the public health department will allow the International footbridge to remlkin open until midnight and Sunday and Laredo people can go to Nuevo Laredo to enjoy the festivities at night. Store Closed Monday.

On account of Monday being a Jew ish holiday, our store will be closed on Monday until 6 p. m. STORE. 9 14 21 Watch THE TIMES averyday foi opportunltlea. Me.

par nrtsnth. a a I Red Cross Party. Mr.s. Albert entertained Miss Enillle Halsell left on the noon very delighttully ihin morning with a train for San Antonio, to spend the Red Rarly q'lie toums were week-end with Miss Mary Lois Davis, prettily decorated with queens wreatli and jackbeaiiM and ferns. The guests spent the morning in making band- i gges, after wliich a delicious two- I course luncheon was served from tables.

who enjoyed tho pleasant of the morning were: Gogley, Nelson, Robert Muller, John traln for Corpus hrlstl to join Mr.itm. Gilbreath; MI hhpb Gullette Clara Stowers, who has been spending the Marguerite Nelson and the summer there. They will return home hostess, about Tuesday. Miss Alma Johnson has gone enter college for the coming year. Mr.

Chas. Stowers left on the noon Mr. and J. W. Thompson will return home from Corpus Christl the early part of next week, Mr.

Furney Muller will leave some time next week for Austin to enter the University, Rev. and Mrs. C. W. Cook and children returned yesterday from a pleasant two stay iu Comfort, Texas.

They also visited different points near Comfort and paid a short visit to Hillingdon Ranch, the sum mer home of Mr. Alfred Giles of San Antonio. In the program given on Thursday evening at Elks Hall, the name of Mrs. A. Hamilton was accidentally left out.

She sang two charming In dian love lyrics entitled Than Band Concert Program. is the program of the concert to be given tomorrow night at Jarvis Blaza at 8 o'clock, by the Thirty-seventh Infantry hand. Carl Everlof, conductor: March (new), "Hall to the Stars and Everlof Idyll, Mill In the Eilenberg Waltz. of Selection, "Madame Hoschna RNTERMISSION. Overture, of Seville," rt Rossini Serenade, Millions Grand Fantasia, "Huguenots," Meyerbeer CharacterlBtlc, "The Glow An Old Timer, "Happy Heinle, Lincke LampQ.