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The Washington times., 1913-10-07
FUNERAL SERVICES
FOR REV. ". H. WOOLF

Funeral services for the Rev. William
H. Woolf. presiding elder Of the Wash
ington district of the Baltimore confer
ence Of the Methodist Episcopal Church,
South, who died at his home, 1922 Mon
roe street northwest, were held at St.
Paul's NJ. E. Church, South, Second and
S streets northwest, this afternoon. The
Rev. Z. V. REGISTER. pastor Of Mt. Ver-
non Place Church, officiated. Burial
was in Glenwood Cemetery.
Mr.. Woolf was about fifty-dve years
old at his death, and had been in poor
health for several weeks. He was a
native of Rectortown, Va, and for
years was a prominent figure in the
ranks of the clergy OF his denomination.
He formerly held positions as presiding
elder in the Roanoke and Moorefirld
districts before being chosen to preside
over the local field by the 1913 confer
ence
He lea ,es, in addition to his wife, a
brother, the Rev. Ernest L. Woolf. pas-
tor of the Emory Methodist Episcopal
Church, South, at Brightwood; two
sons, and two daughters.
The Washington times., 1913-10-07
JOHN REEVES.

Funeral services for John Reeves,
former captain of the Central High
School football team. and son of S. A.
Reeves, the F street confectioner, who
died at the home Of mis- parents, 1883
Wyoming avenue. last Saturday, were
held at the residence today
Young Reeves was expected to eradu-
ate with the class of 1914 at Central,
and haG won many honors at school
Death was due to tuberculosis. Young
Reeves was nineteen years old
The Washington times., 1913-10-07
ALBERT W. MARTIN.

Albert W. Martin, native of Lees
burg, Va. and for years employed at
the National Museum. died at the resi-
dence Of his son. A. L. Martin, s07 g
street southwest, yesterday morning,
aged eighty-eight years. Funeral serv-
ices for Mr.. Martin will be held at the
residence tomorrow morning at IL
O'Clock. Burial will be In Alexandria,
The Washington times., 1913-10-07
MOVEMENTS OF VESSELS.

at New York Yard ::
Ajax at Shanghai.
from Guaymas for
Mazatlan; Orion. from Norfolk for
Lambert's Point; Ammen. from New
port for Hampton Roads; Hopkins,
from San Diego for Mare Island; Ell
Cano. from Hankow for Lochau, and
Cincinnati, from Shanghai for Che
foo.
The Washington times., 1913-10-07
Standard Laws Are Urged.

MADRID. Oct. THE International
Law Congress. at it's final sitting to-
day. recommended the Standardization
of commercial laws. especially with re-
gard to bills of exchange and checks
The next congress will be held at The
Hague.
The Washington times., 1913-10-07
The Division.
The 3,s27 pupils attending the schools
in the county are divided as follows:
Totals. 1883

There are thirty schools in Montgom-
cry county devoted wholly to colored
children. In general, nearly all the
schools are in more or less diiapidated
condition. and their general appearance
IS that Of neglect.
The Washington times., 1913-10-07
NAVY.

Commander RAYMOND STONE, COM
missioned from July l.
Commander H. /. CONE, commissioned
from July ].
Lieutenant Commander NJ G. COOK,
commissioned from July ].
Lieutenant g. II. BOWDEY, commits
stoned from July ].
Lieutenant Gunior grade) n. W. PICK
BRING, commissioned from June G.
The Washington times., 1913-10-07

Want
Columns
Ads under the following cIassi-
6cations when left at any Of the
below branch agencies viii be re-
received at lc per word:
Help Wanted
Situations Wanted
Lost and Found.
Or any id OF q personal nature.

Any ad pertaining to rooms for
rent, table board, etc., will be re-
ceived at our special rate Of &c pa
line. -'>
Out Of District advertising for
Help Wanted, &c per line. All
other classification, l0c per line.
(Count 8 words to line.)
WASHINGTON rIMEs
WANT AID BRANCH AGENCIEA
NoRrHWE9T.
Asauith's Pharmacy. 1s,s 18th a.
1sGa1a ssss1aeh fhss%1s. PsaaSsc, sFd a,s snS "a
Eelier.s Pharmacy. sth and o.
Boyd Pharmacy. 1901 Georgia ave
ee.ss:Ssa Dsniss IN e :as sss er.r
Ssnsotd Ph.,,nsey: isii =; Il. ~.
DAVIS Pharmacy. "a and H
Days Pharmacy. u,h and P.rh roeA
Smiths Pharmacy, zznd and Pa ave
peS' sssr. so sna s s:s snd K
Harvard Pharmacy. 1Ith and Harvard.
HHSS.y Hnssy iSoS .Hs I.5.i n
Hutton & Hilton. 22nd and L
kann. 8. SONS / Co.. Dept. sters. stb ssd
Koss Pharmacy. 7,h and r1eria. ~.
Maltby's Pharmacy. 1871 Calvert q.
Mattinsly,s Pharmacy, 1lsh And L.
ssSs: Nassa i M Az f :ea .s s:e
PDonnsl, .OS1a9: rs.Pm.s rhs5maey x, 9th H. "a F.
as North e "a. Sd "a AVA
slmpsen's Pharmacy. TN and X /. ave
TIM: Tins: sSS suS. s,.,,oD s,:,ioD. ~ ssS 4
Van SAINT Pharmacy. 9Th and p.
Eeitch's Pharmacy. 2oth and u.
Union station (Chri:tiani Phirmacy,.
coIu%si. cSme fhsey: Ph.rmsey. ii isih c snd A. n
Fdrhman. Pharmacy, s.h and =. Cap.
Geiger Pharmacy. 9Th and B.
Laddons Pharmacy. 100 I1a. sv&
McChesney 4 Joachim. sth anA.F.
New Tori xv. Fh.rn:cs. ;s n. n. CAP. ..A N.
Times Sub s'',,sa; sSnrR.zsr. e 4;
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SiS 81 Ps 1xs :ns 81 ~ asa p. .-
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H;ss:@: HesI.; S:ii$sss Fs:.Ssss, ;;s rs :ss 4
Times Sub. Station, 4lS ~ ct.
GEORGETOWN
Eoester Pharmacy. s3rd and II.
Daniel II. Smith Pharmacy. 18th and Dun
barton ave.
Morsan's Pharmacy. soo1 st
Times Sub. Station. 3tos NJ =.
Weiler's Pharmacy. 8N y:
Bury Bury, PHI PhaTmacy. Michel: Lei ave: and W.
BROOKLAND.
Linton 4 Nelson; Breokiand. 2. C
r. L. Carne. 7os King st.
SEPTEMBER CIRCULATION.
DAILY.
Total gross. Sept. 1913. ...............L L63s 20s
average gross. Sept. 1913. 5000
Total net Sept. 1913. sl3................sl 33y 072
Average net. Sept. 1913. 81, 5Oa
SUNDAY.
Total gross. Sept. 1913. III. .s07
Total net. Sept 1913 Observation-Disclosures. l5s 082
Average net, Sept. lsl3.................. 3s.773
'The above includes rssa extras rold Sept.
2 1913.
/ soemnly swear that the accomoanv,ns
statement represents the circulation Of The
net figures represent. all returns eliminated.
The number Of copies OF The Times which are
sold. delivered. furnished: or mailed to bona
ide purchasers or subscribers.
FRED A.: WALKER. General Manager.
District Of Columbia, IS:
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 1st
Jay OF October. A. d. 1913.
tSeal.)
THOMAS C. WILLIS. Notary Public.
The Washington times., 1913-10-07
Army and Navy
ARMY.

Leave of absence for one month is
granted First Lieutenant JOHN l..
JENKINS, Twenty-sixth Infantry.
Leave Of absence for one month and
ten days, to take effect October "a,
is granted Colonel HENRY II. LUD-
Low, Coast Artillery Corps.
The Washington times., 1913-10-07
LOST AND FOUND

SCARF'-Lady's: black: wrapped in white tbs
sue paper, on X st. between 17th and istl
Sts or 18th between / and X SITS. Return q
office. Parkwood. Apt. II. Reward.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-10-10

proc entotionen ionr aiprne oq ipp-
rigt repre- enterenbe allie lotale 9lu-
toriteter. Miot for set aflunae
Selts enc 2ungoepng bar Ser bpg-
get EN- itor Ert6une, OF paa oe,1ne
bapoe ct fort Orteiter % stltoen-
teriangerne Ylaos. Joran 2ribu,
men bar 9alerltolen anbrogt, % Ii
&C UNDER benne Denteoe Ell Metfe
forgplote Stole paa Sc fongelige.
a,u1 &ongen og D%ronningen ino=
fanot fig, fbrte til Hloos af Gper=
praiioent Sonquieres, Ser ltrats e.
ter inoleoeoe @eitioeligbeoeu.
Otter Orfeiterml1iif og Ell 11o.
mgrfct Gale al Borgmeiter SSScnier
rejlte &ongen Jig % uotaltc fin Sal
til &jp6enbapns aomml,lle for oct
te 1pe % ltorilaaeoe l16ilag al 6e1
humane 6plclie, buorme0 2onoets
9opeolta6 tager Zig al Sc imaa oe
lioenbe / Samfutoet 3af til olle
iom Der far poet Oeres beOlte pr
bcioe! % @nos @%eliienelie fele'
Sen @icrning, Der ifol ppes ii
i2inoring og 9rplt for Sc ipgc!
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-10-10

NAL aurpe / Sporet foran aoget
u,nio6clbart fpr oettes alfiporing.
Ger er begaaet Ell Sell oerpe0,
at Der UNDER Goretagelien al Der
onltalte &ettclie at. Sporet ingetlJor.
anitaltninger er trnfne til ltolgs,
ming al ben iat1Oipnlige Eempera-
t,tripGnotng / bette, enten oeo 2es-
ming al 2aifebolte cller on forne-
be,1t peo &altning al Sporet.
'Mniparet berfor formenes at
maatte l,mi66elbart p%aabpile peo=
fomnenoe 8aneformal1o, Ser lite
bar eftertomnet Sen for ilige 9il-
fGloe / Statsbanerlles alminoelige
Sroreiamling beo Or6re g 35 gip=
ne MnpiSning. Sci n1ua 6og Der
n1e6 ben1prfes, at nqpnte Sr0re cf=
ter set ul,ocr Sagen foreltggenoc
life 1vucs at bore ef tcrlepet / Yraf=
fis, bpor man giennemgaoenoe
regner meo, at ct flllot ballaitet
Spor life fan iloa no paa @rnn0 al
3eu1peratur1pGlloing, og 81 8ancz
formal1bcn bcrbos bar iaplet SIT
1truttion b%e0rprenoe bette DDrbol0
fra fine 6%oreiatte, moa Ser blipe
@pprusmool ont Mnipar o9laa for
oisic. Spsrgsnaalet ON Mnipars
Ynalngaclle / oct bclc maa pere
forbebolot Sen epe11tllelle retslige
Mfgiprelic eller i mangel al laa=
ban ofgjercs u,oer poerligerc ADMIT
niltratip @eban6li11q al Sagcn.
@aapcl Mnbitarens lom @tatspo=
liticfefens ssnbbcrctting mcb oe
oertil bprc16e Torhpr pN 8ilag pil
/ Sen nermeltc Trclntio blipc al
eipct til Migs0ogen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-10-10

oertil b9rcn6c Torhpr pa 9ilag pil
/ sen nermeltc Trclntio 6lipc az
gipct til &igs0agen:
xjahtnhxutt.
8anfrbper=9 mItren. Sfibslmeo
g. Senlen, Ser bcnle6te Folitiets
GpmurflomDeo paa 2inoorff=9nr=
fen, fit al &olitiinipefter @enrit
Mooien operroft Sc 1000 Ser, font
Sparefasien for @ibbenbapn og
Omegn bapoc ublppet ion1 8elen'
ming til Sen, Ser for%anle6igeoe
Sparefasie=&pperen anbol0t.
Snbenrigsmtniiter Mube pm s. 6.
Gbriitcniens 8runolopsfurIag. @eo
ct politilf Mpoe / 6plfets @us paa
@%ngbapepei ilotalte S,1oenrigSmiiti=
lter 9fo6c I'll. a.:
6orman6en for &igs0ngspartiets
@enitrc, ST.. S. 6. Gbriitenicn, Der
tillige or ll6giper al ct l(gehloo,
far operro ifet 6ettcS 9nlere mes at
trent lette ct npt @runolopsfor1lag
mes baabc 9gnorinaer og Silfpjel=
fer til set 6orilog, iont oct al 8ar=
tiet l1ogaoeoe 0fi,tiiterilm / 6jor
frelnlotte % ajememtsrte / 5olfe=
tir1get mco bele fit @artis 3illlut=
ming.
Set er 10 ct intcresiant 2nleltof
og1oa for Nortiet, bpis 2eoel1e
lm9gtelig %frenbpocr G%ienoommclig=
beoer, 11aar felipe Tormanben So
aen fsr set ia11n,c 2optorllog 1fal
b%ebn11olcs / iSolfetinaet, l,benfor Set
te mco0elcr ct MT @runolopsfor=
flag. ga ST.. Gbriltenien imi0(er=
tio jfripcr, at Fan bar fremiat Tor=
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get, for life at gri6c %foritprrenoe
inb / oettcs 6orba11olil1g, moa MON
formo6e, at Set oaina CT Sartiets
2nife = 6pis Set oa bor nnret BE-
fjen6t nte0 fin Dornlanos Eanfer.
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ballps 9tbeO to ltolte Stibe. Set
er ~oc oarife &ongeostre"s, Gnfe=
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inoc 9ugmars 5fi6e, Der ligger
fer / Mor iom bpcrt Mar, naar &c
to fongeligc Gamer belpger oeres
galule 1poelon0. Set ima,ffeltc al
6isle &ongelfibe er Set rusliife
uStanOart", og set er bpgget paa
set. 0anlte &Grft @l,rmci1ter. &
@ain.
9en Gang, set ltpltc Sfib 6lep
in0piet, gap Gl1fefeilerinoen cit
6rofolt paa Stibet, bele Sen TOM
gelige 5an1ilie por tilitcoe, og
blanot @jriterne bar oerfor oglaa
gnfefejierin0eus 6aoer, oen oapG=
renoc 0anife ao,1ge, Gbriltian Sen
Mien0c. Sen garlrle &p1rge gift
rlrubt og b%eln0reoc 5ftbet, og paa
en- Song l,obrgo ban rent nbilfaar=
ligt: uGr set life cit itolt Jelelie,
at bpor hi lGtter 6ooen paa bette
ltore 5fib, og bpor hi logger @aan=
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tcg1el1be Sen blallfc, bpioe 2bn=
ming - uer set banif Mrbejoe, ri
bar for os. @r fife Sc, mine Ser
rer, ligciom jcG itolte oa lpffelige
oper at fumne ligei iaa!eoes!"
8iipebjers Soipital. Sem ct
&ar Stag rpbebe, at &ommunebo-
ipitalet 6en 10. Sept. oplebe0e Ell
Merfeoag. MISUNDERSTANDING
Ben operifpgge6es ga,ife a~f.sSl1opiel,
fen al 8iipebierg @oipital. Moo|
bette bar al Opnnrfiombeo berrot,
% Ser fmot Gagells 6eitli9beo
geb Salpettioen iam1eoes ! BET
Get, Ser oar reiit pua Soipitals-
grll1,oens eperite 3errasffe, en- me.
getS Observation-Disclosures mel 8praerresl
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-10-10
Kjahtnhxvn.

8anfrbper=9 nitrcn. Stibsimeo
IS. Senielt, Ser bcnle6te @olitiets
Npmerfiombeo raa 9inoorff=Sar=
fen, fit of &olitiinipefter @enrit
Muojen operroft Sc 1000 &r., lon1
Sparefasien for @ibbenbapn oe
Omegn bapoc u6lppet Joni @elen'
ming til sen, Ser fo~ranle6igeoe
SporefasIe=@ gperen nrbol6t.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-04-10
Grand Officers to Be Elected This Morn
ing; Reception, BANQUET and Ball
Planned for Tonight.

Albuquerque. n. NJ, Auril 1O.-The
state convention of the WOodmen's cir
Gle. which opened here Tuesday. viii
end tonight with a ball at the ]. o. o. f.
hall A banquet for members and dele
gates and the election of state officers
are important events on the program for
today.
The session yesterday was entirely
secret Mrs. Henrietta Thomas. district
MANAGER. presided. In the morning i'm
pOrtant resolutions amending the by
laws and constitution were adopted and
in the afternoon local resolutions were
put through. The school of instruction
was held In the afternoon. Members and
delegates were instructed in Woodcraft.
A class initiation Is to be held at $3.50
o'clock this afternoon. Twcnty-One can
didates will be initiated and afterward
the grand officers viii be installed. The
CottonVood guards of Albuquerque wiz
conduct both ceremonies.
The banquet Is to be given In I. o.
O. F. hall at g o'clock. This viii be for
members From o'clock until Q, Mrs.
Thomas. district manager, and Mrs. Jen-
ME Powell. state deputy. viii receive
members Of the Wo0dmen circle and the
Woodmcn of the World. After this The
ball Is to begin.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-04-10
SECRETARY McADOO
EXTENDS GAG ORDER
Every Bureau and Division Chief Of
Treasury Department Is Forbidden
to Give Out News

Washington, D. c., April 10.-Secre-
tary MeAdoO's gag order" has been eZ-
tended from the assistant secretaries Of
the treasury. to whom it originally ap-
piled, to every bureau and division chief
of that extensive department. Nothing
whatever concerning government busl-
ness there may become known until the
secretary's office has passed on the de-
STABILITY of its publication.
Surgeon general Blue. of the public
health service, IS forbidden to give out
any news whatsoever of the progress OF
the Governments test and investigation
of Dr.. F. +. Friedmsnn's tuberculosis
vaccine, or TO warn the public directly
of danger Of disease or epidemics. The
life saving service Is forbidden to make
known news of a vessel IN distress OF
of measures taken for the relief OF an
endangered crew. The revenue cutter
service is forbidden to send public warn
ings of derelicts in the paths of naviga-
tiOn OF give the news of sending one Of
its ships to a distressed vessel.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-04-10
DECLAsIATION CONTEST IS
To Re HELD FRIDAY

On Friday night the annual declama-
ton contest will be held at the High
school and the medal, donated BY Eu-
ner. The contestants VIII be- Frank
Peach. Fred Hunter. Paul Mcqueen,
Harry Ginsburg, Stanley Shea, Cecil
Stanfield- ElEie Means. Walter POns-
ford. Idus GLlett Rupert GilleCt An
dres Lailo.
The High School GIee club is re-
hearsipg for an entertainment to be
given before the close OF the school
year.
Next year the students will have q
lyCeum course in addition to their
regular studies.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-04-10
AT 8 HE WANTS TO BE
ON SUBWAY FREE LIST
Sidney Gets n Lot of Riding. But
Corporation HfreIings Spoil
His Plan Finally.

New York, \. Y. April 10.-Despite
the fact that subway scenery is not
as ailuring as the Rocky Mountain va
riety, three year old Sidney Weisen-
thai. Of No. 5S4 Concord avenue, the
the Bronx. spent one nickel and all
Of yesterday afternoon riding up and
down on subway trains, all by him
self, watching the iron pillars fly past
and having q. highly delightful time.
Sidney might have been riding yet
had not guard heard the little fellow
banging on a window and singing, to
the amusement Of q carful of passen-
gers When the train reached the
LenOL avenue station at One Hundred
and Thirty-fifth street Sidney was
turned over TO a station guard. Sid
ney protested TO the utmost strength
Of his limited vocabulary Also he
kicked and suUirmed, but Jim Fox,
the guard, gently controlled those
plunginE arms and legs and carried
Sidney TO the LenOx avenue police
station.
When the police tried to get the
child's name the sharpest ears got it
as Henry Wlnkerthal' He was not
as interested in his name as he was in
the subject Of food. for II was past 8
o'clock. Sandwiches, cake and candy
were sent for and Sidney made short
work OF them. He was turned loose
in the police station while detectives
went out to find his parents He
probably worked harder upsetting
chairs than the sleuths worked in
finding where his own particular
chair had a nook.
Meantime. the boy being away all
afternoon, Papa Weisenthal had gone
to the Alexander avenue police station.
There he was told a lost boy was be
ing held in the West One Hundred and
Twenty fifth street station, to which
Sidney had been transferred after
wrecking the LenOx avenue house.
Weisenthal went there and recovered
his offspring.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-04-10
ELECT FACULTY WITH
THE ENCEPTION OF TWO

Socorro. \. N, April 10.-The board
Of trustees of the School of
Mine reelected all the present
faculty except the president and
the registrar Action in choosing
persons for these offices has been post
poued until the next meeting of the
board, which viii be at commencement
time, the middle of May
The board spent the greater part of =
day looking over the buildings and
grounds and comforting with the
faculty with regard to needed i'm
provemeuts,--t is expected that the
north WiHE Of the basement of the
maiG9-5uilding viii be remodeled and
Vsed by the mining and civil engineer
ing departments
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-04-10
FOUR KILLED WHEN
BOILER EXPLODES

Pensacola Fla, April 10.-FoUr men
were killed today by the explosion of
an ammonia boiler at one Of the plants
Of the Moore Ice works The plant was
partially demolished, fumes from the
escaping ammonia overcame several
firemen who attemptd TO enter the
wrecked building.
The force of the explosion shattered
windows for half a dozen blocks around
and startled people from their beds
five miles away.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-04-10
Trash ERE WEDNFSDAY

At 3:45 o'clock Wednesday afternoon
the Central fire company was called
To put out a trash fire burning in the
ward at the corner Of Missouri and
Campbell streets There was no damage.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-04-10
PLAINVIEW LINE
rs NOT TO BE BUILT
Dr.. r = Pearson says Development Of
Mexican Holdings VIII Await
Peace in That Country.
If the Pearson syndicate is p

If the Pearson syndicate is planning
10 extend the Mexico North Western
railroad through FL PasO 70 Plainview,
Tex, it has been kept a secret from Dr..
Francis S. Pearson, head OF the syndl-
cate Of English and Canadian capital
lists.
There is no intention Of building q
line to PlainvieW," DR.. Pearson said
Thursday. DR. Bryant made a trip to
pIainvieW for some private persons
who had no connection with the Pear
son company. OF course we would have
been glad to have a line built into
PIainvieW, where We have large hold
inES, but there is no present or future
intention Of building any line into that
section. JhatrI know Of
There win be no more development
work done in Mexico until permanent
peace is established. The Pearson mill
will remain closed. the MADEIRA mills
viii run on a limited force and no
railroad extension viii be made as long
as the present condition prevails.
DR.. Pearson was accompanied by
q. / Miller, vice president OF the com
Psnv. They went to the Pearson mills
Thursday morning Tor an inspection OF
the plant, the first since il was COM
pleted- DR.. Pearson SAYS that the pro-
posed development Of the Devils river
irrigation project in western Texas has
Deen droPned. IS il was not found to be
& factory investment
Accompanied by Mr.. Miller. DR.. Pear
son VIII go 10 Plainview this evening.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-04-10
CESAR CANsECO TO
BE MEXICAN CONSUL

Cesar Canseco will be the new MeXi-
can consul in FL PasO. His appointment
has been announced from Mexico City
and he Will assume charge OF the FL
PasO consulate at once. He has been
consul at Galveston for the past five
years Enrique Llorente. the former
consul. is under arrest in Mexico
charged with embezzlement. according
to the Mexico City papers.
CanseCo, the new consul, is ex-secTe-
tary Of the Mexican section Of the in
teruational boundary commission here
and went from FL Paso to Galveston
to take the consulate there, about
five years ago
Mrs. CanSecO is a sister of Mrs. H. r
Bennett who formerly lived at SIS
Prospect avenue and now resides in Las
Cruces
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-04-10
DRAINAGE CONGRESS SEEKS
PROTECTION FROM TFOn7

St Louis No, April 1O.-The National
Drainage congress, which began a three
chief work the preparation of a bin
to be introduced into the national
congress. providing for a COmprehen-
sive plan for drainage and flood pro-
tectiOu->
Senator RansCcu. Of Louisiana. urged
that the congress endorse q bill pro
vidinE for an annual federal aDprO-
priarion of S120OO.0OO for five years
a total OF S60.OOO.OO for levee con-
struction and navigation Improvement
Of the Mississippi river.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-04-10
FORMER POLICEMAN
BUYS $4,000 ACRES
Rynerson Makes $4,000 Deal IN SOnOra
Lands Paxton Buys Buffers
GoEernment HiIl Home.

". L Rynerson. formerly OF the FL
Paso police force, has closed a deal for
so, 600 acres Of land in the IL Tigre dis
trict Of Sonora from the Wheeler Land
company. The tract includes land ad-
joining Mr.. Eynerson's FL lumbar
mines and he viii stock it with grazing
cattle. The price paid for the tract
was $4,000. Mr.. RynersOn arrived in
FL PasO Wednesday from FL TigTe on
business connected with his mining and
land interests.
Paxton Buys Butler Home.
". n Butler, Pioneer in Government
HILL has sold his home in block IS to
Thomas Paxton. Of the Southwestern
shops. The price. paid for the four lots
and the Butler home was $4,000. Mr..
Butler viii build on other lots in Gov
eminent Hill in the fall
MeSiIIa Farm Sold.
P. \. Hail has sold Z. c. HoUghOn q
212-acre farm two and one-half miles
west of Mesils. y. N, for S165 an acre.
Bates II. Mcfarland has sold BenignO
Alderete lots % TO 81. in block 81.
Franklin Heights. for S444O. The sale
was made by Alderete Bros.
-Four Room Cottage Sold
H. II. Bailey has sold to Clemente
AngeliQue the four room brick at 21O7
Oklahoma street for s140O. Hawkins
Brothers made the sale.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-04-10
Rnndits Rob Detectires.

Ogden. Jtah. April 1O.-A posse Is
searching for two men who obtained
$1,000 and escaped after a running
fight with two detectives. The
bandits had demanded that Mrs.
Thomas y. Dee and Mrs. r F. Bristol
leave the money on Canyon road. The
detectives disguised themselves as
women and drove 10 the spot with the
money in a bag. Instead of arrestinS
the men they were compelled to turn
over the money at the point of sawed
of shotguns. Then they opened fire,
but the robbers escaped.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-04-10
MYNDUs VOTES BONDS

AIyndUs, y. ~. April 10.-Au election
was held at Myudus for the purpose Of
choosing school trustees and voting
bonds for the erection Of a schOolhouse.
The vOtiuE of the bonds was practically
unanimous. r.. -. Clayton. r. j.. Brew
ster and s. W FAINT we're elected trus-
tees.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-04-10

Providence. r. J., April IO.-BefOre a
gathering of the medical profession of
me state, Dr. FREDERICK +. Friedman
injected the vaccine which he claims
is a cure for tuberculosis in SO ~ tt'o
lzS patients at the Wellum Lake sans-
torium, a state institution.