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EL PASO HERALD 10 Week-End Edition, January 8-9, 1916. S2U0 II 3 BID $151,11 DEPiTIlT STORE Mt. Sinai's New Home Will Cost The Annex to Krakauer's "Will Also Be Built Soon; Uluminated Arch in Kern Place To Be Kept Burning Perpetually; General Angeles's Home Building. PLANS for three new structures which -will add in permanent buildings to El Paso are now in the course of preparation. Allthree ot the buildings will be begun within the next quarter.

The largest of the three is the new Popular building, which will be six stories and modern In every way. The second will be Temple Mount Sinai for the Jewish congregation, which will Humphreys' Seventy-seven For Colds, Influenza, The Grip epidemic has increased the demand for "Seventy-Seven" so that our resources are taxed we ask dealers and consumers to conserve and husband their supply. To get the best results, take the first feeling of Grip or aj 'chill, a shiver, lassitude. If you wait until you begin to cough and sneeze, have sore throat and influenza, it may take longer. 25c and SLOO, at all druggists or mailed.

Humphreys' Homeo Medicine Co, William Street. Key York. Adv. "CASK" SET I BOILS They're fine! Don't remain bilious, sick, headachy and constipated. Best for colds, bad breath, sour stomach children love them.

Get a 10-cent box now. Be cheerful! Clean up inside to-nisht and feel fine. Take Cascarets to liven your liver and clean the bowels and stop headaches, a bad cold, biliousness, offensive breath, coated tongue, sallowness, sour stomach and Eases. To-night take Cascarets and enjoy the nicest, gentlest liver and hoel cleansing you ever experienced. Wake up feeling grand Everybody's doing it.

Sscafeti Tbest laxative for children also. Adv. PILES CURED AT HOME BY NEW ABSORPTION METHOD. If you suffer from bleedlnr. ltchlnr.

blind or protrndlnc Piles, send ina your address, and I -win tell you how to core yourself at home by the new absorption treatment; and win also send some of this home treatment reo for trial, with references ircm your own locality If requested. Users report Immediate relief and speedy cores. Send no money, but tell others ot this offer. Write today to Mrs. H.

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Siolaroff THE BOSTON STORE EL PASO, TEXAS ONLY ONE "Bromo Qairine," that Is Uromo 0nmine Cores a Cold in One Pay, Crip in 2 Days cost $50,000: and a $50,000 annex for Krakauer, Zork Moyes' store, to be erected in the rear of the present building on San Francisco street. Trost Trost planned all of these buildings. A. Schwartz, president of the Popular Drygoods company, recently returned from a tour of Houston. Dallas and San Antonio, where, in the company of G.

A. Trost. he visited the leading department stores of east Texas and compared his plans with those of buildings already existing. iv Arch in Kern Place. Real estate deals and transfers have been brisk since the beginning of the year at the Kern Place addition.

P. E. Kern, the owner of the addition, is having an arch erected at the main entrance to this addition, which will cost approximately $2500 and be illuminated with S00 lights. He has had a special insurance policy taken out on his life which will make the lighting of the arch a permanent thing for many years to come- The arch is of stone and iron. Among the Kern Place addition transactions are: A.

G. Foster purchased the home recently built of Lee Orndorff at 502 Cincinnati street and has moved in. The investment represents.J75G0. Will Crosby bought two and a half lots on the corner of Cincinnati and Ochoa streets from the Kern Place Realty company, the consideration being $1450. Mr.

Crosby also bought three and a half lots on the corner of Baltimore and McKelligan for $1450. It Is the intention of the purchaser to build a modem home upon the two and a half lots. Charles Given purchased five lots on the corner of Cincinnati and Virginia streets for $2100. Mr. Given is having plans prepared for a $5000 bungalow which will be built at once.

15060 Bunsnlorr. H- Gaston purchased two lots on Park Row for $700 and the Mayfield Building Improvement Co. Is preparing plans for a $6000 bungalow to be erected on this site. S. Given purchased two and a hair lots on the corner of Cincinnati and Clayton "Way for $958, and wilt build shortly.

Sol Berg, bought two lots on the corner of Baltimore and Roseway for 7fl0 TJnfllev bonsht three lots on Mississippi street for $1050. which in- creases ms uDimngs i uic jk.c.M addition. Lee Orndorff Buys Ten Lots. Lee H. Orndorff bought ten lots through the Kern Place Realty company from A.

G. Foster, on Kansas and Cincinnati streets, for $5000. J. Nel bought ten lots in block 36 at St. Vraln ana Cliff streets, near the new high school through the Kern Place Realty company from J.

Kerby: consideration $5000. R. Thurston bought five lots on Ndrth Oregon and Hague streets, from J. C. Kerby; consideration $200.

J. C. Rous bought ten lots in block 35, St. Vraln and Cliff streets, near the new high school, from J. C.

Kerby; consideration $5000. J. A. Coggin sold to H. P.

Jackson, through the Kern Place Realty company, forty-nine acres in the lower valley near Fabene; consideration $.00. New Tenements. The Phoenix El Paso Building company Is building a six-room modern tenement" with screened porches at the corner -f Basset and Palm streets for O. H. Stapleton.

The cost of this building will be $3000. M. Emilstein's apartment house of eleven rooms, Aurora street, in the Highland Park addition, is nearing completion. The apartment is being constructed by the Phoenlx-EI Paso Building company at a cost of $6500. The Anderson-Filler Investment company has Just completed a four-room modern bungalow In the 380O block on Clifton street.

Government Hill addition at a cost of $2500. The bungalow is to be placed on the market. TT fnTitrnntnr- took out a permit Friday to erect for B. Cartiana. a tenement nouse ui iun.y-ee,.

and two stories at Fourth and Broadway. The building will cost $8000. L. E. Shopp.

W. D. Mosely and George E. Cairns, are each erecting bungalows upon adjoining lots on Copper street, at Piedras and Raynor. The buildings are to cost $3500 each and make -a neat addition to the array of bungalows already builded In the Man- TTlc-litB nrlrlltlnn- Contractor John Sorenson has started work on two oungaiowa in jiauuaiLau Heights on San Jose street between Elm and Louisiana avenue.

Houxe for Gen. Anseles. The Perry Klrkpatrick Realty com- Delatjr Sltatinc Coshuna WcCslI Pattrai'Kos. MW959. Two ot sev rfeiiroi.

on box. 25c, Ttnrts Qbfr The Diary I a Siren Has a Time With Her Sisterinlaw, Who Thinks She'd Oughter Help With the Dishes; Is Certain She Has a Crush on Tom Mayfield and Doesn't Care Very Much for Charlie Brann's Stories Nohow. By SING LARDNER, Author of "The Bushel." JANUARY 2. ENT to the First Presbyterian ehurch in the A. M.

and wore my new purple suit and I was late getting there and they were singing the 1st hymn when I got there but I noticed that as soon Is I come in the singing wasn't loud no more like it had been and only about half the people was singing and I guess the most of them couldn't keep their eyes on the book. Dr. Overstreefs sermon was something about not being selfish and mean and I guess they was plenty there that could take it to heart. I was going to take a nap and read a little after dinner but while we was eating Lottie says something about she and Harry going out Fording and would I help her with the dishes so as she could get a early start Hows that for nerve and if I done It once It would set a president and she would be asking me to do it all the time like I was a servant so I said "who was your dish washer last earr "It wouldn't hurt you to help out just this once," Harry said. "I'm sorry but Pm going out right after dinner," I said.

"And besides." I said. "The sooner Lottie gets in that Ford the sooner the jitne will bust and people get killed." That shut her up and I didn't hear no more about washing dishea but of course I had to go out after saying I was going out so I went out and walked around till I got tired and then I come home and Harry and Lottie was just starting. I called up Charlie Brann and asked him to come over In the evening but he said he was pany has just completed plans for a nve-room bungalow for the dairy farm of Gen. Felipe Angeles In the Alameda Gardens. The estimated cost of the structure wiU be $1000.

L. B. Trotti is having a $4500 bungalow planned by the Perry Klrkpatrick Realty company to be erected on Mc-Kinley avenue in Morningside Heights. J. L.

Marr Deals. The James L. Marr company reports during the week, the following sales. Government Hill company to Anna D. Knox, lots 8 and 9 in block 43, north side of La Luz street between Houston and Crockett Government Hill addition; consideration $400.

Government Hill company to Grace E. and C. E. Cummings. lots 23, 24, 35.

30. 31. 32 In -block 27. south side of Oxford street between Lamar and Houston. Government Hill addition; consideration $1075.

Albert E. Conover to V. H. Yeton, lots 28 and 30, block Hague subdivision, north side of Westminster avenue, between Fort Bliss road and Lamar street; consideration $600. Many Homes In Morningside.

The Newman Investment company reports the erection of many bungalows and cottages in the Morningside Heights addition. Among the new structures are: H. P. Hadfield has builba $1000 house on McKinley avenue between Portello and Dyer. E.

T. Gamble will build a $2750 home on Memphis street in the Grand View addition, between Myles and Martinez streets. O. T. Rlchensrood Is building a $3000 home in the Highland Park addition, on Louisville street, between Alabama and Louisiana streets.

Four Bungalorrs. J. T. Mullen is building foar bungalows, costing $2750 each, on Altura Boulevard, between Russell and Lowell streets, in the Grand View addition, which will be placed on 'the market when completed. F.

S. Stevenson has just completed in Grand View addition on Grand avenue, between Dyer and Portello street, two bungalows costing $2500 each. R. A. Williamson is building, in the Grand View addition on Fort Boulevard, between Portello and Dyer streets, a bungalow home to cost $3000.

Increased Activity. The ewman Investment company reports that with the opening of the new year promise is given for continued activity in suburban homes. Inquiries which dropped off during the holidays have already resulted in several sales by it After the annual directors' meeting of the Grand View Realty company the sole agent for this addition. Newman Investment company, was instructed to raise the prices on most of the remaining unsold lots to become effective on January 15. DAILY RECORD Baildlnjc Permits.

To IX Brettler to build a brick tenement on Broadway near Fourth street, estimated cost $8000. Seeds Filed. Lands at Clint. Texas John J. Schairer to Francisco Vlllalobas.

lots and In block Cabos addition to the town of Clint. El Paso county. Texas; consideration $200. South side of Texas street, between Noble and Brown Alice J. Bush and husband to J.

J. Watts, lots 1 and 3 in block IS. Franklin Heights addition; consideration $3000. North side of -Chester street, between La-toar and Houston Goernment Hill Co. to J.

F. Simpson, lots 31 and 32 in block 20. Government Hill addition; consideration 1105. North side of Lincoln avenue, between Lackland and Portello Grand View Realty (company to J. W.

Faust, lots 4. fc. and in block 131. Grand View addition, consideration $1040. South side of Trowbridge street between I Crockett and Bowie W.

L. Farrar and Julia McLean Farrar to J. E. Gardner, lota 23 and 31 in block El. Government Hill addition, consideration U937.

Lands at Sierra Blanca. Texas A. Owen to G. B. West, lots 14.

IS and 1, block 14, Sierra Blanca, Texas; consideration S150. East side of Mesa avenue, between Cnrrie and High streets D. M. Conway and wife to John C. Hansew, all of sauth foor feet of lot 14.

all of lots IS, It, 17, 18, 10 and 20 in block of the Alexander addition; consideration $10. Births Boys. To Mrs. Joan Resales, No. 14 Wardo street January S.

Births Girls. To Mrs. Paulo (Gonzalez. 1301 Oreeon street, January Antos Licensed. 5161 E.

N. Case, 125 Leon street E. M. F. car.

5102 Boss Rubber 303 Texas street. Buick truck. 51C3 S. Kenning, 1S01 Nevada street, 7 passenger Barnes. 5104 C.

S. Hennlng, 1S01 Nevada street 7 passenger Chelmers. 516S Hector Delgado, 1400 Bast Missouri. 7 passenger Chalmers. 160 Leland Martlneau.

110S Myrtle, 5 passenger Reo- Licensed to Wed. Harry J. Brown to Pearl M. Bowler. Catarino Villa to Maria Guerrero.

Pedro Franco to Paulo Lopez. ASKS UNIONS TO 3IAKB JAN. 27 "UATTEUS DAY" New York, Jan. S. Every labor union in America.

It is announced, will receive a 'letter from Samuel Gompers, president of the American Federation of Labor, asking them to observe January 27 as "hatters day," and on that day work for the Danbury hatters, against whom a court Judgment of was entered in the battle with their employers. According to Mr. Gompers, 5.000,000 workers throughout the country should contribute 25 cents each to the cause. If this were done, the Danbury hatters would receive J750.000, or almost three times the amount of the judgment. Particular people prefer Sulzberger's Majestic Hams and Bacon Delicionslv Different Adv.

The ordinary cost ot a "Want Aa In The El Paso Herald Is 25 cents. It reaches an average of about 108 000 readers each issue. tied up and would have to work and I was glad he couldn't come'because I was pretty well "wore out and didn't want to hear none of his stories nohow. JANUARY 3. They may as well of had the office locked up all day because I and Bob Glover, 1 of the was the only ones that showed up ariu the rest of them called up 1 at a time and said they had a touch of grip and eta and I finely got sick of hearing them spring the same excuse so when Klopton Smith called up I said "I suuppose you got the grip to," and he said.

"Yes, I have." So I said. "Rap a damp cloth around your bead and drink lots or water. So hft hcln trt lan-h nvr thft Tihnne so I said "Tour O. KL as loner as vou van magn. ao saia.

coma laugn at you if I was dying. You got a great line of stuff." Just hearing me talk made him feel better. My frend "Major" Van Surdam has just wrote a song thats got hit stamped all over it "My Beautiful Big Bouquet" is the number, and he says I give him the Inspiration for it so tomorrow I will puti the words to the chorus in my diary because its really about me you might say. JANUARY 4. Before I forget it I will write down the words to new number and here's Just the chorus.

Your cheeks are American Beauties, So soft and so tender and red. Your hands and your feet are as white as a sheet I call them my lillies instead. Your eyes are my wonderful violets. wm dJCDAISYDEAJST M' ARY MILES MINTER. Thomas J.

Karrigan and "Kid" Hogan. former prize fighter, is the rather strange combination of "talent" to be seen in "Rose of the Alley," a story of New York's underworld. All the "Kid" Tins to Hn is tn act natural. as he is cast in the part of a tough pugilist. Dainty Mary Miles Minter and Mr.

Karrigan. of course, are the real stars. A fight in an Bast End dance i hall is one of the lively scenes in "Rose ox tne Alley." MAE MARSH'S SISTER. Marguerite Marsh, sister of Mae Marsh, the Griffith star, plays an im portant part in "The Price of Power Miss Marsh's part is that of a simple young factory girl. The three other woman principals who appear in "The Price of Power" are being played by Gladys BrockwelL Vera Lewis, and Daisy Robinson.

The male parts impor- I tant to the telling of the story are be- I ing played by Orrln Johnson, who" plays a dual role, Spottiswoodc Aitken, Francis J. McDonald and Clyde Hopkins. Lillian Gish and Mae Marsh are the Cameron Sisters In the greatest of all film spectacles, "The Birth of a Nation." EXCELLENT PROGRAM. The Triangle Film Corporation has announced among the new feature plays of the early part of the new year, the following: Orrin Johnson In "D'Artagnan." TVllliam Hart In "Hell's Hinges," Willard Mack in "The Conqueror." Bessie Barriscale and Bruce McRae in "The Green Swamp," Mae Marsh in "Hoodoo Ann." Wilfred Lucas and Mary Alden in -Acquitted," xonm -rai-madge and Seena Owwen in "Martha's Vindication." Sam Bernard in "The Great Pearl Tangle," Chester Conklin in "Dizzy Heights and Daring Hearts." These are only a few of a long list of thirty or forty plays that might be named. Marie Doro, the Charles Frohman star, whose marriage to Elliott Dexter has recently become public has returned to New York from Los Angeles, accompanied by her husband.

She will begin work at once on a adaptation of Sardou's "Diplomacy." Meals Day and Night Don't let anvbodv tell vou that Catarrh, I suffering Is not curable It cube i Know it and I neve nroved it and will prove it to TOIT FREE Of cnsl AVVfc. Never mind what you've tried, or how many times yuu iiae been disappointed. I tried and failed for years. Cared my own suf-ferlnr ray friends their friends. THOUSANDS have written words of praise for showing them how to rid themselves ot Catarrh sufferlne rleht in their own home visiting- or traveling.

There may be ten thousand wrong ways, but there is ONE KIGHT WAT I -Rant you to know it AT ONCE FREE. Tour hawking, spitting, sneezing. nose-Mowing, heart-burn, neaa-nolses. nausea, catarrhal dizziness or head' aches vanish. Never mind how great or extravagant these promises may seem, it can be TROVEN it Is true.

It Stopped My Suffering and My Friends Too don't have to use salve, pastes, greases. Jellies, lotions, ointments, sprays, atomisers, nebulizers, electricity, massage, vibration, surgery, things to smoke or burn and then inhale; plasters, masks, bandages, baths, injections, or anything of the kind. Now that I am so willing to show you how to atop your Catarrh suffering, you certainly ought to write and let me aid you. Nobody suffered more than I did. I was a social outcast a.

miserable failure, and because I freed myself I want to free you. The truth is FREE. It Is better by far than a gift of money to yon It means Health. Happiness, Freedom from Catarrh hafferinc that fearful demon of disease. JUST RISK ONE PENNY Sorely you will spend a penny for a postal to pet this truth FREE.

Just write and mtfr TI1 me how I can rid myself of Catarrh suffering. FREE" Address me RIGHT NOW: SAM KATZ, Salle CSC. 2t9 Indiana Ave. Chicago, DI- I SO! She Goes To Church and Is the Subject of a Song Plucked freah In the fields every day. A sunflower's your hair, so I call you, sweet Claire, My beautiful big Bouquet Van says he would of come right ont and said Clara which is ray name only for the rhyme.

With a lyric like that the songs bound to go over but to make it sore Van's going to put the same tune to it that was used for "Beautiful Beautiful Dream" And You Are My Heart's Bestet" both" of which went over big. JANUARY 5. Well diary it doesn't look like Id have time for you for a few days; i am sure Tom Mayfield has taken a shine to me. diary, and you know wna. Um maono Tt- will lunch, every iisv unit llnnor ntroi-v p.ve.

and a snow called up this A. M. and asked me what was the phone No. of a party I know who may buy a house from him nut that was just a stall and I know tne reason why he called up and he wont-no more call up that party than ne will fly out even if he did he wouldnt set her at the No. I gave him.

after I'd gave him the first No. that come into my head I said. "Well what you really call up for." So get that No." -Yes you did. I said. "What do you think I called up for." he said.

"You know what jou called up for," I said. So he said goodby and I hung up on hint. Just for that I will keep him guessing a while and when he trys to date I will tell him I am busy all wk. but he won't take no for a answer. you cave man.

Ethel Clayton. Ethel Clayton, the Lubln star, Is the heroine Jn that company latest multiple-reel release, "The Great Divide." Film critics are agreed that Ills. Clayton deserves the Immense popularity which she enjoys In the morie world. China Suspects Japanese Are Plotting Against Her Peking. China, Jan.

S. Chinese papers are load in their denunciation of hat they regard as Japanese Indifference to the importations of arms, ammunition and explosives into China. The recent seizure at Shanghai of a large Quantity of dynamite found In the baggage of a Japanese pass enger. -who arrived on the Japanese chip Selalti from the Japanese-controlled port of Dalny, is attracting much attention. Tan4nu.

v.ht h. shanghai, saym "An amount of dynamite mav intBrnsttei ftff the fais Of thft Arth run hsrHIr be hawked from place to place -without Officials ef some kind knowing anything about 1L Dynamite is not manufactured in Dalny, and the assumption is fair that It was brought there from Japan. But. whatever the place of origin, there should be some record in the customs office at Dalny. A Japanese commissioner is in charge at Dalny, and the first step to be taken is for the Japanese government to Instruct him to submit a.

fall report of any recent movements of explosives and of the persons con cerned. "It Is remarkable that Japanese newspapers openly discuss the plans of Chinese anarchists and even fixed a date for an uprising against the government of a country united to Japan by bonds of close friend Meeting Of Arizona Board Of Trustees Ends In Fist Fight Douglas. Jan. 7. MUs Minnie Untz.

county school superintendent, is recovering from an experience when she presided over a meeting of the board of trustees of the Double Adobe school district during which factional developed into a flit fight and the meeting broke up in a battle. When Miss Untz reached the school, she found not only the trustees on hand but nearly all the patrons of the school as. welL The exchange of bitter personalities In the discussion of a choice for school teacher de- veloped before the fight began. ilrs. Fred Kenney waa elected school teacher last summer, it seems, but before school opened, one of the trustees, Mr.

Sickle, died, and the other two members, Taylor Frusta and James F. Kelly, chose Lee Wiimoth to fill the vacancy, wnen jars. Kinney attempted to open the school, she was ordered out and P. E. Trotter appointed In her place.

Mrs. Kenneya friends complained to the coanty superintendent that Trotter waa not legally elected, and since then his salary has been held up. Recently he demanded his raonsv. and tt was in an effort to get to the bottom of the trouble and settle it that Miss Untz caiiea tne -meeting yesterday afternoon. URGES GOVERNMENT OWNERSHIP OP ALL WIRELESS STATIONS "WashinKton, D.

C. Jan. 8. Addressing the Pan-American Scientific con-crress Friday, eecretary of the navy Daniels advocated government ownership of all radio stations in North, Central and South America. The delegates were nracticallv unanimous in approv- I al and agreed to submit the matter to their home governments for consideration.

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