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Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1914-12-04
&. W. ARNOLD
PE1otogr apher
SYLVIA, n. G.
YOUR COLD IS DANGEROUS
BREAK IT UP-NOW

A Cold is readily catching. A
rundown system is susceptible to
Germs. You owe it to yourself and
TO others of your household to fight
the Germs at once. DR.. Bells
Plne- lar-Honey is fine for Colds
and Coughs. 1t loosens the Mucous
stops the Cough and soothes the
Lungs. It's guaranteed Only Csc.
at your Druggist.
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1914-12-04
w.;ole upon that of each. There
fore all must CO. operate with all
for the betterment of each.

The last General Assembly passed
this most excellent law: That any
person boing the parent or guardian
of, or standing loco PARENTS, to any
child under the age of II years.
who shall knowingly permit such
child to have the possession or Gus
tody OF, or use in any manner what
ever, any gun, pistol, or other dan
gerous frearm, whether such fire
arm be loaded or unloaded, or any
other person who shall knowingly
furnish such child any snch fire
arms, shall be guilty Of INSIDE
meanor, and upon conviction shall
be fined not exceeding $50, or i'm
prisoned not exceeding 80 days
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1914-12-04

S1RAYED-1 ? year old steer
black with white list around next
to the hips marks smooth crop and
split inTight ear swallow fork in left.
One red heifer one year old in same
mark. Reward for any information
4 0Ieon DiliarL
Wilietts. N, C,
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1914-12-04

The corn CLUB boys have done
very we'll indeed in jackson county
But the girls have not formed To-
mato OF Canning clubs. Get in, girls,
show the boys thing or two.
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1914-12-04

Il, you = 49, one? Come to the
County Progress meeting. Get in
the progress movement. Think pro-
gress thought. Hear what the
other fellow thinks.
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1914-12-04

AT the heart of the Community
service Movement is the thought.
me Community of interest of all
the people of the township, County
ana State. People are beginning to
realize more and more that the
progress, prosperity, enlightenment
ana morality, of each is dependant
upon that of the whole and of the
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1914-12-04
NO 7 ICE.


will be in Sylvia for
two weeks for the pur-
pose Of making Photo
graphs. We are located
LII the Old stand over 7.
g. Bryson's store. We
Go all kinds of photo
graph work, we also
guarantee satisfacti on
Drop III and see our sam :
pies and get prices.
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1914-12-04

The Franklin Press is responsible
lor the following: Mr.. Jesse Low
brought a cabbage stalk to the
Press Office Monday that had q
mead OF cabbage on one stalk. That
sounds like fish story, but never
tne-lesS it is true" How many cans
OF corned beef grew on the same
stalk? The Press neglected to dive
that part Of the information.
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1914-12-04

Atlanta is having a Hog and
L10mlny celebration. The hog we
nave with us always; but please
pass the hominy, not srits but the
ola fashioned, whole corn, I've hom-
my variety that Grandmother used
to make.
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1914-12-04
FRIDAY. DECEMBER 4. 1914.

Gee! 'smuddy.
do that Christmas shopping.
Queen Wilhelmina is not b, her
self in desiring peace in Europe.
Don't forget the Red Cross Seals.
Shop at home,
To be Frank, we don't think les
guilty.
Suppose your friends were all
Spugs.
These new concrete walks GER
tainly come in handy this weather
Today is North Carolina Day. In
every public school in the State, the
pupils, and the older folks are telling
and learning more about the histo-
ry Of which we are all proud.
1t will be well worth your while
to attend the County Progress meet
ing at the court house, Saturday.
The corn CLUB boys have done
very we'll indeed in jackson county
But the girls have not formed To-
mato OF Canning clubs Get in, girls,
shoW the boys thing or two.
lie you a4.,o one? Come to the
County Progress meeting. Get in
the progress movement. Think pro-
gress thought. Hear what the
other fellow thinks.
Personally it is no harder for us
to negotiote notes now than before
the war tax went into effect.
Abolition of Naval Prisons Ad-
vocated-Headline. Cole Bleese
tried it on all the prisons in South
Carolina, once.
"illcn newspapers shall be given
the gaeater preference by the .ad-
VertlSerS, the dailies or weeklies9
Advertising should be based upon
circulation. The combined average
circulation OF the daily newspapers
OF North Carolina this year was
l6o5ll. The circulation of the
weekly papers is 558561.
Atlanta is having a Hog and
Homny celebration. The hoo we
nave with us always; but please
pass the hominy, not grits but the
ola fashioned, whole corn, I've hom-
my variety that grandmother used
to make.
The Franklin Press is responsible
Tor the following: Mr.. Jesse Low
nrGn0ht
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-12-12
.OS NO
(Viene de la Pag 1a.)

Uno de los telegramas estd
fnmado por Ell jefe Ornelas
que guarnece Ia plaza de c..
Juarez, Y Ell 81 asegura que
las ciud&des de Durango, Ca
sas Grandes y Jimenez, per-
manecen en- poder de los Willis
tas. siendo ineXacto que hayan
sido tomadas por las fuerzas
de los adictos a Carranza.
Llorente ha sido infOrmado
tambi6n, de que Ia comunica-
c;6n ferrocarrilera entire Next
co V Juarez no Ia sido inte-
rrump;da y de que los trenes
corren con toda regularid&d
protegidoS pOr los fuertes deS-
sacamentos que eXisten en- to-
das las estaciOnes de la via
las patrullas que la vigilan.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-12-12
VILLISTAS Y
TAS ESTAN COMBATLEN-
DO CERCA DE PARRAL.
(Viene de la Pag. 1a.)

a Ia entrada de los constitucio
nalistas.
Los mismos re7ugiadOs agre
gan que POGO antes de salir pa
"a ell nOrte, tuvieron nOticias
de que otras fuerzas villistas de
cerca de dos mil hombres Sc
encOntraban como quien dice
en- las goteras de la poblacion,
Y que para cuando tomaron ell
tren, habia principiado va ell
combate entire Las dos faccio-
mes.
POGO despu6s Sc supo que la
lucha habia alcanzado TODD su
apogeO y que continuaba con
gran Juror, sin que la victoria
Sc presentara por ninguno de
los lados.
Los agentes villistas en- la
poblaci6n texana .mencionada
niegan que sea verdad que los
carrancistas Sc hayan apodera-
do de ningunos Ge los pueblos
en- donde Sc dice que han obte-
nido yictOrias; pues que estas
mismas son falsas tambien y
publicadas solo por aquellos
con objeto de ocultar sus de-
~rrotas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-12-12

ell aurcm6vil del alto jefe anne
ricaro, Y 2 los pocos momen-
scs. cuardo Sc encontraba CO.
nentand0 el incidente con su
asistenta ' o1ros oficiales, pa
IS rozando su cabeza otra bala
cue 5u6 3 Oar . Ia oficina de
immigration, Ia cual Sc en-
cuenera como 2 Glen pies de IA
Inca uivisoria.
Como curiosidad lie fu6 mos
trade al general Bliss una ten
da cuyos espejos han sido per
forados mas de veinte veceS
Dor las balas dS los maytore-
nis.as. ' Sc lie manifesto que
yrec;s3mente el. aQuel sitlo
cram donde mas desgracias
ocurEido durante IA pc
temOoraGa de Ia lucha.
FL general Bliss Sc neg0 a
comenlar Ell incidente de que
cuenra al principle.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-12-12
S0licitamos sus negociOs
Y lie ofrecemos ventajas excepcio-
males por toEar
a nuestro cargo sus transacclones
financieras.
SIETE MEXICANOS FUERON
~.EJECUTADOS EN- MA
TAMOROS.

Noticias llegadas aver a es-
ia ciudad, procedentes de
Brownsville, Texas, hacen sa-
Der que los siete mexicanos
capturados por los soldados
carrancistas en- I'm encuentro
. que tuvierOn con una partlda
de Observation-Disclosures, Ell
dia 8 del presen;e mes, fueron
ejecutados sumariamente Ell
dia de aver. Ell general Nata-
rrete, jefe de las armas en- Ell
puerto tamaulipeco, fue qulen
orden6 que Sc ejecutara la te-
rrible pena, y segdn informes
que Sc tienen en- la ciudad te-
kama, ha manifestado que la
misma suerte seguiran todos
aquellOS que en- 10 successive
sean aprehendidos con las ar
mae en- las manos.
Una fuerZa carrancista al
mando de Alfonso NJ. Velasco,
Sc encuentra persiguiendo a
las diversas partidas de contra
rrevolucionarios que operan
por las cercanias y segun Sc
sabe ha logrado ponerlos en-
desbandada.
Los infelices que llegan a
caer en- manos de la genie de
Velasco son conducidos a Ma
tamoros en- donde Sc les aplica
Ia pena capital en- cumplinilen-
to con 10 dispuesto por ell Jefe.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-12-12
I'm DIALOGO INTERSTATE
(Viene de IA TAI

dalizarian y Sc convertirian en-
A.-jPero por que? jPor cue
no podian alegrarse cuando descu-
5rieran que en- realidad sus mari
los eran mejores de 10 one elias
Sc 10 sup0nian?
B.-Porque, mi querido amigo,
elias no ac0stumbran dar credito
2 10 que ven con sus propios ojcs,
sino a 10 que otros les c~uentan.
Ademas este picaria su amor pro
pic.
A.-jEs esta Ia mejor raz6n
que puedes darme?
B. jCrees que hay otra me
jor?
A.-Sf.
B.-jCual es ella?
A.-Que no hay razones para
elias.
X. X. X.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-12-12
CUEDARCN REPARADOS
D LOS N

Ell viernes en- la manana que
daron completamente termina-
dos todos los trabajos de car
pinteria de los puentes que
fueron destruidos por la Gre
ciente pasada del dia % de
octubre, a 10 largo de los AFRO
yos del Alazan y San PEDRO.
Las autoridades de la ciudad
pusieron gran empeno en- que
esos trabajos Sc efectuaran 10
mas pronto possible, en- vista
del servicio que prestan tante
para los peatones como parH
los vehiculos. :
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-12-12
DESCARRILAMIENTO

Aver en- Ia manana, como
a las 8 Y media, ell motor mar
cado con ell numero 259 de la
Inca de Hot Wells, d~escarrilo
cerca de la esquina de las ca
lies Alamo Y South.
Ell caro- permanecio mas
de media bora fuera. de los
rieles, pues los empleados de
la Compania, ayudados por
otras personals, batallarOn mu-
cho para lograr que ell motor
volviera a eStar en- condolences
de reanudar su Marcia.
Por fortuna ninguna desgra-
cia personal Sc regiStro.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-12-12

cote del Kaiser y tomare ell pa
so de dos Taubes alemanes So
bre Paris.
-Aqui tiene listed.
Esto abriria IN pOrvenir eX-
celente para mucnas familias
cue, MERGED a IN habil golpe
estrat6gico del general Joffre
0 al aniquilamiento de dos bri-
gadas turcas, podrian esterar
ia casa, pequeno problema que
adn no tienen resuelto. Con un
POGO de valor y algO de suerte,
las ninas de CanGalrO Sc pre-
sentarian en- ell Teatro Real he
chas IN brazo de mar, pOr 10
cue afecta g los vesiidOs.
Como viene Encarnita
Parece que va a cantar Salome.
IFS un traje precioso.
~ caro-! iQuizas 10 hayan
heredado!....
No; 20 me he enterado
per la cocinera. ES que en- Ell
Casino. ell padre Sc enter6 de
una victoria montenegrina y
tom6 todas las apuestas que ha
Tia. Y ahi tiene listed a Encar-
nita deslumbrante. como con-
secuencia de IA toma de Lou
Gin.
-iQu6 suerte!
7, como eS natural no 1al-
aaron SenoEaS e"'loioS"' q"e
'''-.- po''- W W .ion,n,o 10 10 d.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-12-12
CBREGON TOMA
RI z MANU- DE LA
CAM2ANA.
(V:ene &c Ia la

raas de Nuevo Laredo, que ell
general Ildcfonso EazqueZ.
cue saii5 h&ce pocos dias de Ia
Ciuda5 de Monterrey, hizO su
actier q la poblacion
c9ahJii5nse &c San Pedro de
las Coionias, que fu6 previa-
meme evacuada por las fuer-
Us r.ll.stas de OresteS Pereira,
uue recibie.on 6rdenes de re-
gyacertrarse 4 Torre6n.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-12-12
sostienen al elemento carran-

sostienen al elementO carran-
cista.
Seg0n los viajeros que aca-
ban de arribar aQui, es impo-
sible, entertainments, vivir en-
las capicales y ciudades de am
hos EstadOs, pues las autOri-
dades &c cada lugar estan ejer
ciend0 una vigilancia eXtrema
' cada individuo que Sc cOnsi-
dera sospechOso, es Immediate
mente encarcelado para hacer
las investigaciones que j@zgan
necesarias, q fin de Saber 81 son
enemigos de la causa carran-
ciSta.
Por suouesto que las perso-
mas cue estan siendo objeto de
las persecuciones de las autori-
dades carrancistas de Nuevo
Leon ' TamaulipaS, son en- 10
general todas aQuellas que con-
sideran que tienen algo de di-
nero, pues en- cada propietario
Green hallar IN enemigO pOde-
rOSO.
Ell C~ORRESPONSAL.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-12-12
NO ESEA Ell
GENERAL ITURBIDE.
(Vieae de "a Pag. 1a.)

lc cue Ell eX-gobernador Sc en-
cuan5ra beio la protection
americana, y cue Sc estan ha-
aiendo arregIoS para que no Sc
Le Dersiga. y Sc pongan en- cla-
70 los cargos que Sc lie imputan.
Ia enfermedad cue aquej0
al consul Carothecs, que es
quien da la information ante
rfor. empieza a ceder ' va ha
tornado Ia direction de los
asuntos que Sc lie tienen en-
comendadOs.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-12-12
De Ell Nil
NISTRO FABELA.
(V;ene de la Fagina ~

gian en- este pals.
SuDonemos que San Anto-
Mo sera uno de los puntos vi
por Fabela, por tratar-
e de una de las poblaciones
americanas donde mas album
la ei elemento meXicanO, y
donde. por 10 tanto, ell servicio
consular debe eXigir mayor
atenci6n. In case de que asi
suceda. prometemos a nues-
tcos lectoEes que cntreviStare-
mos Al iafe De la cancilleria
carcancista para que, de ser
rueda conocerSe eXac-
tamente el obieto de su viaje.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-12-12
FUERON FUSILADOS DOS
EN- TAMPICO
(Viene de la Pagina H.

haJia .recibido nStruccioneS
en- csc sentido sin Saber a que
obedecieran esas ordenes.
Mas tarde Sc supo cual fu6
la causa aIegada para privar
de la vida a Vidal y Basgul;
pues en- un despachO ~posteriOr
enviado al miSmo Department
to de EstadO americana Sc ma
nifestaba que el gObernador
Caballero habia ordenado la
ejecuci6n de los espanoles pOr
que &stos eran partidariOs de
Francisco Villa.
Sc sabe que otrO subditO eS-
de nombre Julian ZOrri-
LA esta dandO los pasos nece-
sarios para hacer las debidas
representations Y reclamacio-
nes, por esos atentadOs de las
au5Oridades caTranciStaS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-12-12

Cuando nos escriba refirien-
dose a su suscripcion, Olga 81
es listed suscriptor del diario o
del semanario.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-12-12
APUESTAS BELIGAS.

Espana es IN pals perdido.
Llevamos sus habitantes variOs
meses discutiendo acerca de
la guerra Y dando punetazos
sobre la mesa del cafe, quizas
para ayudar de csc modo al
eiarcit0 de nuestraS Slmapa-
rias, Y aun no Sc nos ha ocurrl-
do NADIA practice. Mucho plan,
completamente b6lico; una
barbaridad de saliva gastada
: dos docenas de platillOs o ia
zaS rOtaS.
iQu6 ventajas hemos SAGA
do? Ninguna. Nj para Joffre
nj para nosotros.
Los yanquis han venidO, como
otras veces, a demostrarnOs
como TODD tiene su ladO practi-
co. Ali discuten, perO apues-
ran; Y de csc modO Ell chico de
Astor ha perdido 500. 600 do
lares a prop6sito de la rendi-
ci6n de Tscing-TaO; OtrO 1900.
200. 900 sobre otro hecho de
armas, Y el de mas ALA esta OBJ
sequiando con champagne a to-
dos los limpiabotas de Nueva
York, como consecuencia de la
toma de Amberes.
Esta es una lecci6n practica
que debieramos imitar.
Los alemanes han pasadO
ell Disc.
=; Narices.
lie apuesto a listed mi cha
LEGO de fantasia contra una
Iocena de cuelloS vueltos y u
mas ligaS.
-iHccho,
iva!
Esto lie da IN inter6s mayor
I la contienda que actualmen-
Q Sc desarrolla en- Francia, y
los que han ~apostado estan
Dendientes del communicate of
eial. como 81 las 5atallas Sc
cfcctuasen en- ell pasillo de su
casa.
-Pero, Garcia, 5c6mo sale
listed q cuerpo con la noche
que hace? mo tiene listed
frio?
10 que no tengo es gaban.
-Pues, ~ aQuel tan precio-
80 que hasta Thuiller Sc 10 en-
:idiaba?
-:Ay. Ha quedado entire
Newport y DiXmude.
Use 10 ha mandadO listed
4 IN refugiado belga? ESQ es
1qsrO de carload dignO de
una l&pida. }
Ca! es cue Fumillo, ell au
xiliar del Negociado, me 10
gan6, apostandolo contra un
calorifero de petr0leo, a que Ell
Kaiser GONNA una tortilla al
ron en- Duquerque ell dia de Di-
Euntos. Y va We listed, nj Gui-
llermo ha pOdido entregarse 4
Gicha alimentaci6n, nj 20 veo
medic de combatir Ia Dulmonia
cue RE acecha.
tnaS Gpuet a. sablamea!c
combinadas Y hasta cObraHdo
IN tanto por clen:o ell Ayunta-
nicnto-quc, como es sabldo
cobra por TOGO, aunque no Sc
:ppa para qu5-seria un aIza
que completaria este resurgi-
miento de VIDA aXtranjera CUE
Dor aca Sc nos ha colado, con
Sis 't6s-tango5', sus much&-
rhas de pelo pintado y sus de
TALES compiementariOs.
"A como cstan hoy las vic
torias franCcsas!
A cinco.
-Deme tres Q cuatro, y 81
hay alguna apuesta de que el
Kaiser Sc afeita ell bigote, OPT
no en- contra de una victoria ru
81 con 200 COG austriacos Prl~
Sioner0s.
u odJ-iorto one aDueStaS
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-12-12
NUEyO LEON Y TAMAU
EIPAS REINA UN YER
DADERO TERROR.
Viene de la Pag 1a-)

actitud asumida por las auto
ridadeS de dichas entidades te
derativas, que representan y
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-12-12

J. O.. Terrell. -Presidente.
J. J. Stevens-Vice Pdte. Active.
otto Koehler.-Vice Presidente.
Chas. Schreiner.- Vice Presidente.
Ed. Rand.-Vice Presidente.
w. 7. Rote. -Secretari0.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-12-12

A. 2.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-06-10
Railroad Boys All
Know This Man Well
c. T. Wilson of El Paso
Saws Some Interesting
Things About Plant
Juice.

Mr.. c. T Wilson, in the passenger
service OF the Southern Pacific and who
stops at the Hotel Angelus, has lived n
N Paso % years. Every railroad man
over this run knows him Mr.. wilson
received benefits from the use Of Plant
Juice and therefore cheerfully gives
this statement:
PLANT Juice was surely the treat
ment I was looking for / was surfer
ing from a combination Of liver, stom-
ach and kidney troubles Train service
is not the best thing in the world for
a case Of indigestion I have been suI-
feriue- for two or three years with it;
kidneys giving me some trouble 100
had pains across the back To tell the
truth just felt down and out pretty
nearly all in. Some Of the railroad
bows told me about Plant Juice got
a bottle and il has helped me right rom
the start. II is the best treatment Tor
consultation that I have ever used /
have always believed that anything that
would actually act on the liver would
cure my constipation and that Is surely
what Plant Juice did am glad TO tell
anyone what I think Of it
Plant Juice contains the essences
that are craved by disordered ston-
achs and starved nerves. Its reViVlIy-
ing and reconstructive action upon the
nerves. stomach. kidneys and liver Is
so apparent that the user finds him
self infused with new life and energy
1t repairs and rebuilds waste tissues
Of vital organs that have been under
mined by worry. work or disease II
is purely vegetable and free Of all IN
furious ingredients Call today at Kelly
& Pollard's and get a bOttle.-AdYer-
usement.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-06-10
DAILY RECORD.
BuiIdiur Permits.

bulAlA4A EeEAAAa-
To Stanley Bevan- % buLo Z 80 s-sep.lls s
porch. Wyoming and Oregon estimated cost
sI ~ Frsttler. to change front at IL
North Stanton street; estimated cost $50
To Manuel Overion, TO build an adobe.
Seventh and Tays: estimated value $3.50
To TEnacfo Chavez. to build barn, block
& East Fl PasO; estimated value SlVg
To S. Gray and SON to remodel tneater
At II South e Paso street. estlifa'eu cost
70 Luis Ortio. TO build an adobe. Seventh
and Chihuahua estimated value sloo'
south side OF Hueco, between Lamar and
Travis-John A Wright 70 Docie Mrlgnt,
lots % ard IS. block Is, Government tdlLli
consideration SO and other. June s. 1914
Southeast corner Of Montana and San Mar
cfal-A H Anderson ct al TO Charles R.
Trowbridge ct ux. lots 81. % and part Of 30.
block 81. East Fl Paso. consideration *S5o'
* ssog1b1-est corner Of Manchester and Madi-
son-Goverument Hill company to C. R.
TrowbrfdEe lots Il and Is, block 50. Gov
eminent Hill; consideration 1913; June J.
BaSsett addition Martinez TO Jesus
Campoz lots 1s and 20. block a, Bassett
addition; cOnsi derauon S8z55 June :. 4s14-
Southwest corner Of Nevada and Florence
C N Winkler ct al. TO Myra c. Winkler.
lot 10 and part Of g, block z, Alexander ad-
dftion- consideration 81. May 10. 1911
Altura Park addition-C- z Vance ct uI-
20 c. P Hostette-. lots IS and 81. block 9.
Altura Park; consideration $780, May %,
Northwest corner Of New Orleans and
TT0ureHeEue-E- L. D&LLuu ct uA- TO Joseph
l. Kopf lots IS and &c. block 20. Altura
Pork consideration $4,000 June s. 1914
south side Of Montana between Maple
and Rosewood-R- T Wood ct to l. G..
HoVle. lot Il and part Of u. block 81, Bas-
se-t addition; consideration $780, June g.
1914
Il Paso county. TeZas-Geo- H Russell 70
W r. Clements. section 80. block 68. T. F.
survey consideration SO; June I. 1914. By
deed Of same date the property IS conveyed
70 Russell; consideration $3.50.
Licensed to Wed.
Carl r Richter and J. Lee Graham
Julian a. Lopez and Concha Macias.
j. T Macy and Neima Deuel..
Automobiles Licensed
o3o9-J- z. Leigh, 1917 Brown street: In
dian motorcycle.
s33O-H- Swearingen, IFS Montana street:
five passenger Ford
z55i-J. 7 Robertson. 5I3 West BouIe-
ward. five passenger Buick.
2ss2-W- D Wise & Co. Second and Chi
huahua; Ford delivery.
Births-Csiris.
To Mrs Esidro CalvilIo. Fifth and Ore
Eon, June s.
To Mrs. Conception Perea, 2O73z Seventh
street. May T.
Births-BOys.
To Mrs- Juan Gonzales 11O9 Oregon street:
June T.
To Mrs. Jesus sanches. zoos Bassett ave
nue.. June g.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-06-10
GONOUESTS Of
HEART BREAKER
WILL Be ENDED
Last Wife of Lawrence Con,
verse Declared to Be
"Too Beautiful"

Los Angeles Cal, June lO--Deciar-
ing that Reatha Watson the 700
beautiful" girl, is as dangerous 70
other men as she was to Lawrence
Converse, the dashing brldeSi ooiA WIZ
deserted his wife and Two cLlIIlI e L ~
contract bigamOuS marriage win HeI'
Mrs. Aletha Gilbert, assistant JuVe-
nile officer, today stared nc some eil
action would be taken 10 res tram the
girl and protect young men from her
While Reatha Watson-LytelIe-Con
verse is TODAY at the home Of her par
ents al Burbank and processes desire
TO stay there, Mrs EllDerL ana MIS-
Rachel Shatto. police woman, are max
ing rigid Investigation OF lhe glri
part in the wedding ceremony that
took place last Tuesday afternoon
Knew Converse Was Married.
This investigation is the result &C
sion made Yesterday by Mrs Birdie
Hughes, of the Faust apartments who
admitted that she knew Converse was
a married man and that she told Rea-
tina Of the fact and warned against
any marriage ceremony with him
we do not believe that Reatha
Watson should be allowed TO cause any
more trouble for men. as she has for
Converse" said Mrs Gilbert today.
I am investigating all the ctrcum-
stances about the blgamOus marriage
and II we find that Reatha knew he
was married a charge may be filed
against her"
Denied knowledge.
Reatha Watson, at home with her
parents at Burbank, today denied in
dignantly that she knew Converse was
married
sI left Converse as soon as I found
he was married" said the beautiful
bigamy bride.
Converse has sued TO have his sec
ond marriage annulled- He was found
asleep on the lawn OF his mothers
home. She sent him to town 10 sur
render and he was arrested while on
his way His wife furnished bond for
him and he Is now staying at her
home The police assert that he gave
several forged or worthless cheeks be
fore his alleged bigamous marriage