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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-08-07
FOR SALE-PlANOS

BUY YOUR PIANO NOw-You will get
a piano OF unquestioned quality. if you
hOgany case, that we are offering this
week for $245 on payments. new piano,
Iull size, oak case. free bench and scarf
Tor $40. A fine kimball organ, modern
style, fine tone, cost $50, now SI40O.
Call at once and see these bargains.
WOLCOTT MUSIC co.
Ala y. Michigan st. Bell, 1871 Home, S12O
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-08-07
UNFURNISHED ROOMS.

FOR RENT-Four unfurnished rooms at
524 S. Scott ST Inquire at 800 s. Scott
81
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-08-07

No canvassing or soliciting required.
Good income assured Address National
Co Operative Realty Co. N-S41 Marden
Building, Washington, ID. c.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-08-07
HELP WANTED-NIALE.

Arthur + Perley. Clerk Of the Boar
Aug. 4-J-G-7-S-9.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-08-07

SCREEN DOOR and windows should be
ordered now. We make all kinds and
those that last and int Miller Cabinet
and Machine Shop, SIG Portage Nv. Home
phone 205z.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-08-07
FOR kENT-STORE ROOM

FOR RENT-Store s27 Portage a,. To
right party will help to finance gro
Gerry or other business taking interest In
same. Inquire All Jefferson Bldg.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-08-07
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

$3.50 BUYS the best one man wholesale
business in South Bend, clearing $50 10
$50 per week. This is snap Address
J-3. care News Times.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-01-06
SOLDIER CLUBBED
BY A POLICEMAN
Chief Is Investigating-TWO Men Who
Saw Affair start Say Soldier
Attacked the Officer.

Considerable excitement resulted
Saturday afternoon late at the corner
Of Texas and Oregon streets as re-
suit of a soldier, an infantry infantry N
'sSmith. soldier" being badly beaten
with a club by policeman Eugene
The oniookers saw the officer club
bling the soldier over the ne4o anu tFe
saw blood streaming down onto TIE
khaki uniform when the soldier was
placed into the patrol wagon
The soldier was taken TO the Pc
lice station and later was released as
it is the custom Of the police, accord
ing to chief Davis, to release soldiers
as soon as they sober up when they
have been arrested on such charges
as drunkenness or fighting, if there
are no aggravating circumstances on
the part OF the prisoners
The matter of the clubbing was re-
ported to the chief by a citizen VINO
saw the affair and he suspended Hen
messy at once, pending an inyesuga-
ton of the case. Sunday and Monday
the chief saw a number OF witnesses
and Monday morning he stated tnat
he had only found two men who ad-
mitted having seen the beginning OF
the affair. These were Albert Dodge
and Bob Heidrick, the latter par
tender in the saloon near the corner
of Texas and oregon. They Dotn
told the chief that the soldier started
a distur IN the saloon ana Wanlel
TO fight the bartender, trying to CLIMB
over the bar TO reach him; that the
soldier then tried to fight the officer
and was dubbed in the saloon Out
side. the clubbing was resumed.
Chief Davis says he is going 10
probe the case thoroughly and If the
officer is guilty Of having acted IN
other than self-defence, he will have
to face charges and that if he was only
defending himself from the drunk sol
der, the officer will be reinstated- me
chief says he has found many Wit
nesses who saw the clubbing admin
istered to the soldier on the sidewalk,
but only Dodge and Heidrick claimed
to have seen the beginning IN the
saloon.
Hennessy was charged several
months ago in justice McChntock
court with violating the poll tax law.
The case is still pending He was
then working as a Watchman for the
Ell Paso & Southwestern railroad ana
was shortly thereafter placed on the
CITY police force.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-01-06
SNOW MAKES Ell
PASO TRAINS LATE
Continued From Page II

Continued From Page Ii
Golden State limited from the east was
reported two hours and half late Mon
dav morning, with chances Of its not
arriving before dark. At Corona, N N,
which is the continental divide for the
Southwestern road, the snow was deep
and still falling Monday morning.
Trains from the east on the Ell Paso
& Southwestern lines ran through a
snoWstorm all the way from Pratt
kan, to FL Paso. It commenced snow
ing at Pratt on Sunday and continued
all along the line.
The morning Santa Fe train from the
north was one hour and half late. but
the Texas Pacific train came IN on
time. Trains from the west were not
delayed more than few minutes ana
no wrecks were reported along the
lines in either direction
Gives Coal TO the Poor.
Haymon Krupp announced MONDAY
that he would again distribute sacks
of coal to the needy at the Bazaar store,
on San Antonio street, if the applicants
obtained a note from any charity asso-
citation saying that they were worthy
Coal wagons, auto trucks and wood
carts were busy Monday sklddlnS on
the icy. pavements and delivering fuel
to the optimists who expected the
weather to break and get warm soon
No Races in JuareE.
Because Of the cold, the races Sched-
MED for Monday afternoon at the Juarez
track were declared off The ran bros
chased the conversational ponies around
the radiators in the hotel lobbles on
the FL Paso side and made mind bets
IN the result Races will be ran Tues
dav. the ani-racetrack weather per
hitting.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-01-06
MUST BE HEALTHY
BEFORE. MARRYING
Arizona Doctors and Ministers to Fight
Marriage Of DelinQuents-Wan
an FwaurFnnffo law

Phoenix. Ariz., Jan. 6--The Martcopa
County Medical society and Phoenix
Ministerial association have combined
in movement to prevent the marriage
Of insane persons, epileptics, persons
afflicted with contagious blood dis
eases and those in the last stages Of
tuberculosis.
Both associations have passed reso-
lutions pledging the members to join
in an educational campaign 1mpress1ng
upon the people the results Of the mar
rfage Of persons physically and men
tally unsOund.
The doctors favor the examination OF
persons contemplating marriage by a
board of competent physicians not en-
gagged during their incumbency In OF
flee in regular practice.
An effort is to be made to have the
legislature at its next regular session
pass a law requiring the examination
of individuals applying for marriage
licenses.
Episcopal church, has announced that
hereafter he will refuse to marry any
one who cannot produce medical Ger
tfffcate
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-01-06
CLINT MAN INJURED
WHEN HORSE FALLS
d. L. Peters starts Hog Ranch Near FL
PasO; VIII Transfer geo POrA-
ers From Clint.

eEG EEOG OLAAAs
Clint, Texas, Jan. "a horse which
Albert Celum was riding home from
Clint stumbled and fell. throwing the
rider very violently to the ground. an0
at this time it is thought the fall VIII
prove fatal . -
raisers of the lower valley has Leased
10 acres of land six miles this side OF
II PasO and will Immediately move MS
herd Of more than zoo hogs TO that
The old Spence place. two miles be-
low Clint, which was purchased by w
J. Cox has been repurchased Dy MI
Spence and Dan Whitaker placed IN
Dr. Turner is having a carload OF
white cedar poles unlOaded and hauled
to his ranch, southwest OF Clint TO De
used in the erection Of large nay
Nessrs. Sparrow and RandaeI are
the new prOprietors OF the Clint meat
one Of the most enjoyable social
events OF the season was the party
given in honor OF Miss Gaines, at the
Stahmann home, two miles west OF
Clint. Those present, beside the most
ess, Mrs. W. J. Stahmann, We're: Misses
Cain, Bromweu and Adams Of FL Paso:
Misses Marguerite, Leon and Louise
Moon: Messrs- Warrington, Sharpe,
Herring, McCOmbs and Noon, OF Be
len and the Misses Stahmann, Taylor
and DeLacy, and Messrs. Frank and
OsWeu Cheek, Stewart Schairer and
Edgar D Brown, OF Clint Refresh
ments were served. Dancing and Tar1-
Gus games were INDUCED in, and a
most enjoyable evening spent by all
George Wheeler, who was called to
the bedside Of his father in New York
! several days ago, writes that the health
OF the latter is somewhat improved,
but he cannot say at this time how
soon he expects to return.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-01-06
JUAREZ RACE ENTRIES
FOR TUESDAY, JANUARY


First race, purse, for maidens two
year Olds, 3 furlOngs-Tip DOwden, log,
Alabama BAN 100. Old GOtch 106i Fred
I. Wood, b. f., Yip-Hy-Ya 100, by Al
hnS-DOlly Gray, Dick DOdie ~ =.
Howell, b. Z, Helen Storey los, by Con-
jurOr-Dietynna; ". E Applegate & Co,
kOrfhage 100, by CesiriOn- Busy Lass
br. T., MeritOriOus 100. by Miller Mer-
1t; R. GateWOOd. CHI g., Milton R0D4SS
100. by Radford- DISCRIMINATION; G. L
BlacSfOrd, b. C, Manganese IL Dy
Ltthos- Regea; ". B. Freeman & 90
br. c, Benedict 112, By Lithos-J0ld
Hamilton; A B. Spreckles.- br- c, Gs-i4r
112, by Solitaire II.-Arisbe-
Second race, selling, 4 year oaGs sIH
up, / 1-16 miles-WadSWo worth Il 10
Lehigh los, Little Marchmont l1O, jim
Cafferata 10. Bonnie Bard ny 90 ~, ne
as 10, Ben UncaS 11S7 SILVER ~ - - -
Third race, selling. 8 year oI0s an an
I'D. 5 IL furIongs-Green Cloth 10,
Loan shark g8- King Stalwart 100, mary
Emily IOS- Auto Girl los. AmOha1ko
1O3. Gift 1O5. Just Red 1O5, PrlncesS m
dustrv los. Highland Chier 10;
Fourth race. selling, year 0 5os anu
up, 5 II furlOngs-ll ulS S.,,5 ~
zurlza IO3. Venetian los, OakLdh1 ~
CeIicO no, Percy Henderson no. SaneI
40 Lee Harrison Il no
Ffffb race. selling, , year olds ana
~ fI1rlongs-Magda b IS, Nene
F FpS 81 Azurea 90, Jolly Tar e93, Was
nos e5. Ernest H IS, NADIA Mas ~
Frea VIII 103, Baden 100, coco 4Ve'
Pedro 10. TallOw Dip 10. torce 10
sixth race, selling, year olos aIl9
-, miie-FIying 200 Lotta Greed
ia CoDpers I05, Barney Oldfield 100,
Shorty Northcut 112, Setback 1l5-
SF7iye pounds apprentice allowance
cfafmed.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-01-06
PROGRAM FOR THE
FILIPINO SUBJECTS
Wilson Would Grant Independence /
After Eight Years; Is In Favor
OF Jones Bill.

Washington, D. c., Jan. president
elect Wilson favOrs a provisional gov
eminent for the Philippines for eight
years and independence thereafter, ac-
cordiug to representative William y
Jones, OF Virginia, chairman OF the
house insular affairs committee, who
discussed the Philippines situation
with him on the train recently
The president elect announces mere
" that he had talked with Mr.. Jones
about the general situation in the
Philippines"
Discussed 1t at Length.
Asked particularly if he had talked
about the bill being pressed by repre-
sentative Jones in congress, propoS-
ing a provisional government for eiEnt
years and independence afterward, Mr..
Wilson replied:
'Oh, we talked about that at Seagirt
last summer.
Passage at Extra Session.
Representative Jones, however, had
no hesitancy in saying that governor
Wilson already had heartily endorsed
to him the pending bill.
1--WE really don't expect the meas
ure to pass this congress" said Mr.
Jones. But it surely will go through
in the extra session. and will be one
of the first pledges Of the Demo-
cratic national platform to be carried
out"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-01-06
MONTEREY PLANTS
MAY CLOSE DOWN

Monterey, Mexico Jan. 6.-The most
serious phase of the mechanics strike
on the National lines has been made
apparent here in the fact that the big
shelters and large manufacturing es-
adjustments will be forced to close
down for want of fuel F. H. Ian
cashfre. of the Electric Railway and
Power company states that enough oil
was in their tanks to run them 20 days
longer. The smelters and steel plant
are less fortunate in that they viii
have TO shut down if no fuel is avail
able Business interests are suffering
heavily as no freight has entered or
left here in over a week.
Latest news here is that the railroad
company has offered to compromise
with the strikers, giving in to four OF
their eight demands. The local branch OF
the mechanics union says 1t viii not
give up its fight for full acceptance OF
all their demands.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-01-06
DANCE And RECEPTION

a ! q NNrHa
state College. n. NJ. Jan. 6.-Farmers'
week at the college was brought to a
close with a dance and reception
Dancing was held in Hadley hall until
u o'clock. while refreshments were
served in the domestic science rooms
Prof. and Mrs Mitchell have refurDes
from their honeymoon They are stOp-
ping with Mrs Anderson for the pres
ent.
John Bergin, an agricultural student
has returned to the COLLEGE.
The Tortugas club met the Y. NJ G
A IN a game OF basketball The score
was fairly even and kept both teams
striving for the honor. The Y NJ C. al
won by a score Of 1924
Miss Marian Lennon. Of FL Paso has
Deen spending the past week at the
home OF Blanche Cox.
A crew Of WOrkmsn IS at work re-
pairing the roof OF the gymnasium
Quite a number OF young women are
expected to enrol at the college this
Week '-''-
ralph Phelps has returned to visit
lew days with his mother. who resides
at Merle han.
Messrs Maynard, futile and CORNING
went 10 Mesquite to hunt duck. They
secured quite q number of mallards.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-01-06
WHITING MAY NOT
LIVE THROUGH NIGHT
Noted Trick Skater May Take Life In
His Hands For Last
Time Tonight.

eff you are all ready, take the slide;
and may God be with you" announces
floor manager Harvey at the Hippo
drome rink The crowd is silent and
Daredevil Whiting takes a last look
down the narrow uptilted incline which
hurls him over the gap to the receiving
platform many feet away. The silence
is not broken until after the Jump IS
made, then the moment Of suspense is
broken by a cheer when all is safely
over. A local skater will attempt this
leap after Whiting does it tonight, so
do not miss it Nine o'clock, no extra
admission, every night for week, at
the Acknowledgement
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-01-06

Las Cruces, N N. Jan. s.-sehooI
opened here today. after two weeks OF
vacation. -.----
Several young people from here al
tended the party given at the home OF
Rev. Mr. Matthes, at Mesilla Park.
R L Faulkner left today for Albu-
querque. where he will attend United
States court, being summoned as wit
Mrs. L K. Edwards entertained ar
bridge The house was artisticaIIy
decorated in Christmas colors Re
IreSnmentS were served. The follow
ING were IN attendance: Mr.. and Mrs.
h =. Porter. Dir. and Mrs r 7 French
Nj and Mrs r L Faulkner Mr.. and
Mrs n. C Frenger, Mr. and Mrs. sam
Aanasse, Mrs. Luther Foster and Mrs.
=. E Day.
Miss Bertha Brown IS III at her home
IN West Las Cruces
The next meeting of the Bridge club
VIII De at the home Of F. c. Merrill on
tuesday afternoon
Misses Ruth Day and Winifred Crater
ana Edwin Holt attended the party
given by T. Lester at Mesilla Park.
About 20 were present
Miss Jessie b. Laurence. teacher in
city schools, who has been spending the
holidays with friends at Deming, re-
turned Sunday.
Mrs. Edward Wade jr.. who has un-
dergone a siege Of typhoid fever at her
home, on the Alameda. is again able to
be around her home.
Mrs H H Hague entertained at an
enchilada supper in honor Of Miss Ma
riOn Lemon. now Of FL PasO, but for
merly a resident OF this place.
The dance held in the Hlks hail was
an enjoyable affair
Miss Dora HaWley entertained in
honor OF Miss Marion Lemon Al her
home. on Main street
T. H r. smith is anticipating the ar
rival Of a new Buick auto, which he
has purchased
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-01-06
AnnIrnRIIr,I sKATTNG RINK.

PeautifuI u7iniature Roman C5ariOts,
will be used at the Auditorium rink
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday
nights See Miss Miner in the E p, d
s. and Miss Wilkerson in the E P. NJ l.
Chariot drive a dashing team Of four
of Ell -Raso's fastest skaters The race
is forthe best two out Of three. and
promises to be very exciting, for great
care and precision must be used by the
vouue- women drivers in keeping their
charfOts properly balanced at the ter
rifle speed they will attain This is
something you have never seen and
see. Better come out and see them.
The Auditorium Skating club VIII
not start just yet, but tonight Will be
devoted TO couples only, which will
DTove highly enjoyable to the modest
Skaters. especially the women. The
first performance of the 'HoOdOo Cir
cles" will be seen at the Auditorium
tOnfght.-adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-01-06
SIMPLE SERVICE CHARAcTERIZES
FUNERAL OF SENATOR JEFF DAVIS

Little Rock, Ark, Jan 6.-SimPle
services characterized the funeral Of the
late United States senator jeff Davis;
Besides the congressional delegation and
men prominent In the affairs OF the
state, several thousand persons attended
The body was accompanied IRON the
Davis home to the First Baptist church,
of which the senator was a member, by
a battalion of United States troops and
two companies of state militia.
At the grave judge Jeptha Evans, OF
Boonville, delivered a brief eulogy.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-01-06
BETN6 AMBASSADOR WAS {
Ton COSTLY FOR CALERO :

washington. d. c., Jan 6.-Ambassa-
dor CaIero, the Mexican envoy, has re-
turned to his home with the purpose
of staying there and resuming the
practice Of law. It frankly costs too
much
Il have not only spent my salary IN
the last two years, but I have spent
most Of what it took me 20 years TO
save" the Mexican ambassador said
before leaving Washington.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-01-06
MAKES CIRCULAR REQUEST TO
SEE TAFT; IS ARRESTED

WashirTAon. D. c, Jan. 6.-PecUIIar
actions of knthony Hunt, of Chicago.
an a.ttorne,1 and member of the Uni
versitv md of that city, while at the
White oO--tttN in an effort to see preSi-
dent TO- Aaused his arrest by the
nolica IL II being held for examina-
lion &c - - mental condition. When
he a1 ~ - n 1t the white house execu-
tive 6ffiCo Gu u1unt told the officer that
nersl1,t Seoof prosecuting him and that
he vTsn+ N N = tfhe presidents aid. He also
wanted to be ilIllDaSsauOr 10 hIaHCe'
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-01-06
GRAND JURY TNDICTs WOMAN

Because it was alleged that N1olano
Ybarra. a Mexican woman. induced a
Mexican girl, IA years of age. to leave
her parents and live a questionable Ire,
the grand jury returned an indictment
against the woman for KIDNAPPING. Oth-
CT indictments returned by the grand
jury Saturday afternoon were: Juan
Ramirez and Ignacio Portfolio theft
from the person; W. II. Grain. forgery;
Monica Mendoza, theft over $50.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-01-06
EASTERN ROADS PROPOSE
.-n-nn nwrTrE Vv7rrurT EEETN1

New York, n Y. Jan. 6.-COmprO-
mise increases. in wages, affecting near
~ al roads. and a proposal to submit
to a committee the question Of two
firemen on certain types Of locomo-
tives. are proposed by the conference
committee representing 80 eastern rail-
roads to their reply submitted today to
The brotherhood of Locomotive Fire
men and Enginemen-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-01-06
SMITH INVESTIGATES THE
SHIPMENTS FROM NEW ORLEAN

Mexican affairs and the supplying OF
ammunition to the rebels from the
United States is again being inves1-
gated. Senator William Alden Smith
chairman of the senate subcommittee,
point for much ammunition. While at
New Orleans senator Smith will in
vestigate a bit into Central American
political pot boilings also. He will be
in FL PasO later.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-01-06
NOTICE


NOItCE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
I1tE INTEREST OF HR. q. r. RTCH-
E-5-S0A ~ THE PARTNERSHIPS LATE
- = = LISTING BETWEEN A. p. NJ
SEt9h1li MARIAN AND &. q. RICH
EasSsON. OF Ell PASO. II, PASO
COUNTY. TEXAS. DOING, BUSINESS
CNDER THE NAME AND STYLE M
aItE CREDIT CLEARING HOUSF- Has
ZEN PURCHASED BY NTP q III
AoLL0tsA Az As OF THE 31ST DAY
N ,.i,- DEE tsAbEI2. a D. 1912. a. p. Nj
CHAEIs MARIAN AND a. u uO1.TO-
49, 49, VIII CONTINUE To OPERATE
TIE SAID THE CREDIT CGE1RISG
HOUSE IN XII PASO, TIF,VAS
ALL DEBTS OWING no S1ar, ,,,r-y--
NEEtsA HIP ARE To BE RFCFTVFD an
THE SAID A. =. aETCHAET NsDTTaN
md G. H HOLLOWAY. AND All. DE-
MANDS on SAID PARTN5EstSST 4TT5 aRF
TO BE PRESENTED no TFIF,SI For
PAYMENT.
ID. Dated FED At FL PASO. TEXAS. THIS
PIE 3FsD DAY OF JANT4RY. 4. d.
1913 -
\. p MICHAEL NRRLEAN,
q. c. RICHERSON.
{. II. HOLLOWAY,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-01-06
ADJUSTMENTS.
HfPPODROME SKATING RIM

If You like thrills; if you haven't
weak heart, see Dare Devil" Whiting
leap the gap all this week at O'Clock
each evening. at the HippodrOme rink
This is the most dangerous act per-
formed on skates. Whiting offers $40
to the one duplicating his daring act
This challenge has been accepted Dy q
prominent local skater and he will try
to make the gap tonight. This viii
be a double thrill and there viii be no
extra admissiOn.-adv
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-01-06
MART MADE CHEF CLERK
OF HOTEL PASO DEL NO4tEAE

T. o. Hart, assistant chief clerk at
the hotel Paso del NOrte, has been pro
NOTED to the position Of CHIEF clerk
G. ". Todd Rockstrah, who was CHIEF
clerk Of the new hotel at the time it
oDened. has resigned and viii resume
his work as a travelling salesman out
of Chicago. Mr.. Hart was formerly
clerk in the Sheldon.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-01-06
DIR. SWIFT DIES IN NEW YORK.

Binghamton. n. Y, Jan 6.-Dr Lewis
Swift, Americas great astronomer, is
dead at his home IN Marathon. from a
acknowledged discoverer of more than
1900 'nebulae, OF little worlds" and Is
comets.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-01-06
STEEL LID IS BLOWN FROM
TANK ON TOP OF NEW HOTEL

A steel lid to the big water service
tank on the TOP of the Paso del Norte
blew off Saturday evening when the big
wind started The tank lid was blown
into the, court and landed on the steel
eirders which protect the lobby dome.
The shock broke a number of the stained
glass in the dome.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-01-06
KEFNF'S BROTHERINLAw
DIES IN KENTUCKY

Lexington, KY, Jan. 6-Mai. FOxhan
Alexander Daingerfield, manager Of the
racing and stable interests Of James R
Keene, his brotherinlaw, died at a hospi-
tai here, aged 70, unconscious of the fact
that his long time business associate and
relative had passed away two days be-
fore
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-01-06
LITTLE ROCK DOCTOR ENDS LIFE.

Little Rock, Ark, Jan. 6.-DT. VIM
Elsa Green, formerly president of the
American Institute of Homeopathy and
of the Southern Association Of Homeopa,
thy, shot and killed himself at his home
here last night. Dr.. Green, who was IS
years old, had been Ill for some months.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-01-06
SEEK LUJAN,s RELEASE.

Attorneys are trying to obtain the
release of Soprano LuJan, arrested py
the United States border patrol at Find
lay on suspicion of being an ammunl-
ton smuggler. Friends of Lujan say
that he is a perfectly peaceable ranch
foreman at the Moreno ranch, opposite
Ffudlay