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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-06
PAPKE'S EYE IS
GETTING BETTER
Little Army Scrapper Trans
fers to Cavalry and
Will Remain Here.

When Johnny Papke. featherweight cham
pion Of the army walks out Of the gov
eminent hospital with his eye completely
healed, he viii be a full nedged member
OF troop D. 18th infantry. stationed at
camp Cotton. Johnny was formally trans
ferrsd TO this regiment from the 18th in
fautry at NoEales, AriZ. Wednesday even
ing at the request OF himself and manager
John Mauyon. the aggressive pilot TO whom
Fapke's appearance at Fort Bliss is cred
tied
It was officially reported Wednesday
afternoon by the surgeon Of Fort Bliss that
the eye was coming along nicely and that
4Aull-lloAs were thar II VIII be as strong
as ever The right eye has completely re-
covered. although he VIII wear long
scar over the left lamp" as a result Of
the 1=urf-r n raFr,-- ~, g---rr5,--~ -
the injured optic There is a certain re-
str1fiion prohibiting anyone leaving the
else Papke would be able 10 Join his troop
even now.
John 9Ianyon. manager Of Papks. who is
also looking out for the interests Of Louis
Alberts, the welterweisht in this city is
making efforts 10 obtain match for the
little feather champion at Fort Bliss with
either Larry Strouer or private Day. who
recently arrived in the city from Columbus.
Papke, through his showing against frankie
Martin, lightweight champion Of the Dor
der. established himself as a big favorits
with Fl Paso fight fandom and any card
with the little fellow as principal in the
heaoliner Is certain TO prove highly attrac-
Wednesday night Lanyon had a confer
ence with the promoters OF the Pastime
A C. relative TO securing a match for
Alberts at JuareZ While in the Philip I
pines Alberts won the championship OF /
the orient and has met and defeated such Z
npys g boDpy Meugn, kid Alberts OF Z
New York, and Bill Daley Of Buffalo He /
Is now in Joplin, No, training with Jeff I!
Clark. the lighting ghost" and one Of 4
the greatest 1s5 pound men in the world !
Several days ago Papke received a let .
ter from his brother Billy, enclosing a 4
r. -eaF--
that the eXmiddleweight champion IS 60
ing back into the ring in the hope Of get
ting a match with Georges Carpenter
champion OF Europe at the heavyweight
limit Papke defeated Carpenter when the
latter was q middle1veight, and IS conf
dent that, through his ruEEedness and hit
ting ability he can repeat the performance
Johnny Rapke VIII be able TO leave the !
hospital on either August s or g.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-06
DAILY RECORD
Binding Permits.

BululuE EerullLs.
: repairs on lot 9, block Il. East FL Paso aC
diuoni estimate cost S25
To A Rodriquez, TO build adobe on Hi
and Seventh street. estimate value 500.
Deeds Filed
East II Paso additon-Anderson-Fi In.
vestment company TO Phoenix-EI Paso Build
ing company. easterly IS feet OF lots J. .
and and the easterly S. feet OF the south
erly 20 feet Of lot S. block q. East e Pasc
addition consideration $500: Aug. s, 1914
Hollywood Heights addition-E- r. Gam
Die 10 VIM Rogers, lots 25. &c. S. 81. S.
and So, block g. Hollywood Heights addition
consideration $400s Aug 5, 1914
Fl Paso Town compauy's addition-John
h Erwin and ]. A. Pickett. administrator
Chaplin, lots %, % and "a block 81. East FL
Paso Town company's addition; consideration
$500; Aug &. 1914
East FL Paso Town company's addition
J C. Hansen 20 R. L. Ritter. lot 10 and the
easterly 16 feet and six inches OF lot 90
block Sc, East FL Paso Town COMPANY S
addition, consideration $500; Aug. 8. 1914.
East Fl Faso addition-1lrs- Emaline Nc
Carly to Miss stella McCarty. lots q and
p. block F. East Fl Paso addition; consid-
Grafton $500; Aug 3 1914
Government Hill addition-Governmen
Hill company 70 Henry I. Capeu lots Is.
Il. IS and 10, block 13. Government Hill ad-
dition; consideration $3.50: aug. 5, 1914
Sunset Heights addiuon-El Paso Com
mercial company TO II. 7. Ponsford. wester-
~ seven and a half feet Of lot S. and all Of
lots g. 10, II, II, IS and Il. block 50. sun
Aug. 1919.
Fl Paso county,. r. Mace TO L. B. Eu-
banks. section IS. block G.. township Q Texas
& Pacific railroad LANDS. containing T2s
acres: consideration $1,000. Aug 5, 1914
Altura Park addition-CharIes B. stevens
and Perry vs.. Stiu 20 H l. Capeu. lots
Il and IS. block so. Altura Park addition:
$780, Aug. 5.1914
Franklin Heights adGition-Robert B.
Richmond and Mrs Sallle Jones TO John W.
-athcort. lot g and the westerly half OF lot
TO- block 9S. Franklin Heights addition; con-
alteration $500; Aug. g. 1914
Automobile Licenses
$500. A. Critchett. 1915 Montana street.
i've passenger Ford.
24s1-W. a. RauIs 7o2 Two Republics
Juilding; five passenger Franklin.
24ee-G. Carrean. coz Canal street: sevsu
passenger Chaimers-
24ss-salvador Turanzas. 1905 Boulevard.
even passenger Chalmers.
2494-A. H Blineboy. 1705 Montana; two
24s5SSfrs. R. H Sims. Texas street; two
passenger Patterson
1851. c. Feners. 800 Mills street; two
passenger Ford
2fs7@M. T. Navarete. 203 Fourth street;
ever. passenger Studebaker-
249S-H T.. Wall zoos Montana street.
our passenger simplex
2iss-M. II. Gamble. SIC Wood street; five
passenger Interstate.
Marriage Licenses.
Joseph NJ Nealon and Mss Elizabeth o
-oung, both OF FL Paso.
Jesus NJ Saenz and Rosa Perpera, both
[ Fl Paso.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-06
GBHANEA MINING
COMPANIES ARE
AGAIN OPERATING
American Consul Charles L
Montague Reports Re-
sumption Of Activities.

There is no depression in the Cananea
mining camp. the SHELTERS mines and
mills are running and new mines are
preparing TO open. according to Ameri-
can consul Charles l. Montague. Mr.
Monta que was here from Cananea on
business and returned TO his station
Wednesday afternoon,
All semblance OF the strike disturb
ances has disappeared and the camp
has resumed its normal, industrial air,
he says, with the shelters producing
copper night and day and the mines
pouring their mass Of crude ore into
activities Of the Cananea company, the
smaller companies in the Cananea
field are reOpeuings the American con-
sui says. and Cananea promises to have
a prosperous run this year in spite OF
the temporary depression in the copper
market due TO the European situation.
Fires Are Checked.
fFires in the Neta Grande and the
Oversight mines have been checked By
the firefighters and ore Is being taken
shafts that were burning have been
bulkneaded 70 prevent new outbreak
and 10 protect the miners" consul
Montague said Five furnaces are
now running az the big smelter. and
there are 5000 men at work In the camp
There is 40 days supply OF ore in the
bins and the mines have resumed their
normal output Encouraged by the
gananea company's operations, the
Democratic mine is preparing 10 put in
a new furnace and 10 resume operat-
ions on much bigger scale The Call
umet and Sonora mines near the old
failing pond have not reOpened yet
but are preparing 70 soon They have
copper lead and zinc proposition
there and the company has installed an
an electric separator for these ores
The copper is sent to.Cananea. the lead
70 Fl Paso and the zinc 70 Oklahoma
for treatment
Good order Maintained.
Good order is being maintained in
the copper camp The Mexicans are
anxious 70 work and the agitators
have been sent out OF the camp. The
Constitutionalist' authorities are do
ing their best TO preserve order and
Cananea Is preparing for its most
prosperous year since the first revolu-
ton started"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-06
ALBUQUERQUE SPEED
FIENDS ARE INVITED

Three Albuquerque, y NJ speed fiends n
the persons Of George HottinEer, RED" Sper-
y and Bill" Metzinger, may be seen in the
forthcoming auto and motorcycles speed car
nlval 20 be staged AZ the Juarez race course.
Hotulger and Sperry are without peer
when IL comes TO auto racing in New Mex
leo, each man holding records for a mile.
five miles. 10 miles and IS miles. Sperry
also holds the state record for a road race
from Albuquerque to Santa Fe and return.
40 miles. while HottinEer has done some
phenomenally fast driving on circular hair
mile track
As for NetzinEer, he is indicated among
New Mexico mOtorcyclists holding upwards
Of e dozen state records
Invitations have been sent 20 these New
AeZicans 20 participate n the races at Jua-
rex, and II they accept they re expected 10
give local drivers a good run Tor their
money.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-06
FINISH
FOR BUDGET FUND
CAMPAIGN, PLAN
Chamber of Commerce, Ad-
club and Rotary Club to
Hold Booster Luncheons.

47-,4-at fund iuncheons. budget fund
meetings and budget fund days are
being planned by the chamber OF com
merce directors for a grand 1inale 10
he campaign TO raise $4,000 for the
Chamber Of commerce activities during
the next year. The campaign will be
cIoeed after the Democratic state con-
vention and the Rotary club, the Ad
cIub and the chamber Of commerce will
have luncheons at which plans will be
made for getting SUBSCRIPTIONS TO me
Saving Spectacular Stunts.
The canvass for subscriptions is being
continued until the convention opens,
out the committee is saving its spec
rac1llar stunts until after the conven-
ZION IS over. The report OF the COM
mittees which was made at a meet
ina- OF the directors Wednesday even
ing showed that the fund now totals
S3S.523 and there are more than $50
subscribers to last years budget yet TO
$50 for Dona Ana Fair.
The DOna Ana county fair was given
$3.50 10 assist in making the fair which
is to be held at Las Cruces a success
The dates Of the fair are September
50-October /. ? and 3. Inc directors
voted $50 to the fair fund and will
urge all FL Pasoans to attend the fair
on FL Paso day, october 3.
A message was read from Ed Ken
needy, at Houston, saying that E. C.
Noble, Of that city, who is promoting
the Atlas, Lubbock & FL PasO rail-
road, was planning 10 come to FL Paso
to confer with the chamber Of COM
merce regarding the proposed FL Paso
road. Mr.. Noble was given an invita-
ton TO come to the city and meet the
business men
Resolution FavOrs Pipe Line.
A resolution favoring a pipe line 70
be built by the government from Okla
homa TO the Texas gulf was passed at
the request Of the east Texas cham
bers OF commerce
Z. s. Pennebaker and ". c. Den
ton were admitted TO membership in
the chamber Of commerce at this meet
ing
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-06
EVEN The HORSES
TRAINED FOR WAR,
SAYS AUSTRIAN
S. Blau, Austrian Army Vet
eran, Says His Coun-
try Is Prepared.

4 veteran OF the Austrian army and
a native Of Vienna, acting manager S
Blau, Of the Harvey restaurant is
watching the rapid development Of
events in his fatherland with more
than passing interest He served In
the Austrian army for 1892 until 1897,
having returned from the United States
to complete his required number Of
years as a part OF the great standing
army of the Austrian empire
Even the Horses Trained.
The cafe manager says that Austria's
war strength must not be. moderated
1t has been preparing for just such an
eventualry for years As an uluStra-
ton OF the preparedness OF the Aus
trian empire, the Vieunese tells that
the horses which are used by the farm
ers for light draft work are trained
cavalry mounts which are farmed out
u the land owners for their keep with
the provision that they must be re-
turned 20 the army as soon as they are
needed. A training school Tor these
cavalry mounts is maintained and
thousands OF horses are drilled and
trained ready for active service in the
event OF war.
Has 100000 CavaIrymen.
The Austrian infantry with its pecu-
liar goose step. Is a highly efficient
organization, Blau says and the ar
ullery is well trained, although not
50 modern as the French. But IL is the
cavalry that IS the pride OF the aus
trians- He says that Austria has 81
complete regiments OF cavalry with the
full var strength Of 1000 men 10
regiment. This would put 100000 cav
alrymen in the field over night and as
these cavalrymen are also trained as
lnfantrymen. they are an eZcep rlonally
efficient body OF fighters
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-06
PUBLISHERS ARE SUED
FOR CRIMINAL LIBEL

A suit for criminal libel was filed
Wednesday afternoon in the county
court by Manuel Bauche Alcalde
against c. del Vando and T. F. Serrano.
publishers Of New Life" a Mexican
publication. The plaintiff alleges
that in an issue on or about June %.
1914, the defendants with intent to
inJure him wrote. published and cir
culated in their publication a malicious
statement and defamatory libel con-
corning Alcalde.
The plaintiff alleges that the de-
PENDANTS in the article referred TO
stated he was expelled from Sonora
and was not tolerated in Coahuila.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-06
Kelly Starts His Training Work
-:H;- -:i:- -:II:- -:H:- -:II:-
Hogan Expects To Be Down To Weight

SLT TARLE8T' EDDIE KELLY. the
- eastern lightweight iuauEuraIed
training Thursday afternoon for
his proposed 20 round contest with
zone Round" Hogan. OF san Francisco, at
the Juarez arena on Thursday, August is.
Scotty l1onteith, manager Of Kelly. viii ar
rive Friday night from Los Angeles where
he has been for the past four days. and will
assume command o. the camp OF the Har-
lemite. who at present is in good physical
condition the result Of his recent 20 round
bout vita Frankie Gage
Kelly will train in JuareE for the bout
until sunday. when a switch 20 the AmerI-
can side Of the river Is probable He viii
have as a sparring partner Gene Payo. Light
work was the card Thursday afternoon, hard
training being taken Up Friday.
zone Round" Hogan went through his
usual program Wednesday afternoon at the
stanton street camp, boxing several rounds.
The san Franciscan did not weigh in public
and the door Of the training room was shut
while the weight was made. Why the man
aEer OF the western prefers 10 keep his
weight mystery is not known A careful
survey OF Hogan gives a stranger the i'm
preston that he scales from ISB 10 If5
pounds However, Hogan still has six mora
days 70 train and should easily make the
weight in that time.
The fight viii not be at the lightweight
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-06
PECOS VALLEY SHIPS
CANTALOUPES EAST

Roswell. n II. Aug 6.-The Pecos
Valley Distributors association has
shipped five cars OF cantaloupes TO Dem
yer, Chicago and New York markets.
The melons were from Pecos, Lake
Arthur and ATtesia. This week the
shipments viii average from 10 to Is
cars z day and will so east attached
to a special green fruit train.
The Valley Fruit & Storage company
has shipped its first car OF apples TO
Texas points, where the fruit viii be
sold in small lots from the car. The
apples were the choice of the early
crops.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-06
PANHANDLE RAINS
INSURE GRAIN CROP

Amarillo, Texas, Aug. additional
rains have fallen in the Panhandle
country during the past week. Although
good rains already had fallen. the addi-
tiOnal moisture viii insure a good yield
Of grain and Will be a great help to
later planting The rains have extended
over a radius of $50 miles around
Amarillo. varying from one-tenth OF an
inch to an inch.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-06
ONE SHAFT OF BISBEE
MINES is CLOSED DOWN

Bisbee. AriZ-- Aug. 6.-The southwest
shaft Of division No. OF the Copper
Queen mines will be closed down, ac-
cOrdinE to an announcement Of the
company. II Is q result OF European
war troubles. Officials at the same
time expressed determination 20 resume
fun operations at the earliest date
possible All married men employed
at the southwest shaft have been re-
tanned on the payrolls-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-06
BuylnE AutomobIles.
MIDLAND SHIPS 81
CARS OF HAY WEEKLY

MidIand, Texas. Aug. 6--Shlpments
Of alfalfa through the Farmers and
Fruit Growers warehouse amount TO
81 car loads a week and the price aver
ages from so cents TO 81 more than
at other southwestern points.
c J. Houns. Of the Buenavista sec
tion, says there are 210O acres planted
to cotton in the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
country and that there is promise OF a
bale to the acre yield.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-06
WORKMAN STURBLES,
ELECTROCUTED. DIES

Pearce, Ariz. Aug. 6.-Clarence
Stapleton. a member of the repair gang
at the Commonwealth mill stumbled
while walking and. in order to prevent
falling, threw out his hands One Of
them touched a wire controlling one Of
the motors. Stspleton was instantly
eleCtrOCuted
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-06
BISBEE
MEN JOIN COMPANY <

Bisbee men vent 20 Tucson to be
sworn in as members Of company K.
Arizona national guard They accom-
panied company X TO the maneuver
camp. near Fort Euachuca-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-06

limit. but the principals VIII weigh in at I35
pounds six hours before the contest
kid" Shinds, the Californian and ks II
Ross. the Clifton negro middleweight. are
training hard for their proposed 10 round
20 the semi-Windup.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-06
CONVENTION PROGRAM.
Z


Sunday.
Reception Of James E. Ferguson
Monday.
Reception Of governor o. B. COL
quit, stan, and delegations
Serenade OF governor and gov
ernor-elect at their hotels.
Shrine parade, ceremonial and
banquet.
Tuesday.
Convention opens at 10 a m
Reception by Woman's club for
visiting women, 3 .. m
Military band concert, Cleveland
square. 1850 p. m.
Ells' smoker for visitors, $3.50 D. m
Wednesday.
Convention and committees in
session
Automobile ride for visiting
women, $3.50 p. m.
Thursday.
Convention holds final meeting.
Races and military maneuvers in
Juarez, 2 p. m to p. N.
Friday.
Special train excursion % Cloud
croft
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-06
FARM HANDS WANTED
IN PECOS VALLEY

PenascO. y. NJ. Aug. 6.-N. L John
son, operating a large farm near here,
IS experiencing difficulty in securing
enough help to harvest his crops this
year. He has about 70 acres OF alfalfa
on the ground and so far hasn't been
able TO hire sufficient hands to gather
IT. He went 10 Roswell. hoping to en-
ploy enough farm hands to relieve the
strinEency. Like conditions prevail on
other farms in this part Of the Pecos
valley.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-06

Our buttermiIk is a delicious. health
building food that fills the body with
rich. red. life-giving blood. Fl Paso
Dairy Co.-Advertisement-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-06
COMING AUTO RACE
lR0U5ES INTEREST
Adolph and Gasser Ride in
Speedy Trials Around
Fast Course at Juarez.

/ Much interest is being manifested
by FL PasO motorists in the auto race
I 70 be staged at the yuarez race track
! on Sunday, August 10. Billy Adolph
and Lew Gasser are the center Of at
traction They viii hook up in a 50
mile special event and VIII also start
/ their big racers IN the 80 nile tree-
for-all, the feature race OF the after
GdoIph win pilot Fiat and Gasser
A Stutz. Both men are now tuning
their cars on the over the river oVal,
stepping miles in IS seconds and they
expect TO set new record for the
AdoIph Has Raced Before
Adolph has been driving IN auto
mobile races for several years. He
won number of races across the
river in "Old Betsy" a Studebaker
machine Last year he finished second
TO John Huchins who ploted Pack
ard in the so event Adolph was at
the wheel Of a Chalmers in the inau-
gural running Of the FL Paso-Phoenix
race and an accident near Lordsburs
resulted in his being nearly killed
His car turned turtle and he was
PINNED under il. Adolph was in the
hospital for several weeks but is
anxious to get back in the race game
Gasser has had little experience in
the race game but he is a daring
driver and those who have seen him
work out across the river realize that
he VIII drive his car al TOP speed and
viii take all kinds OF chances 10 win
the SO mile event The Stutz 'Bea-
cat" has reeled off some fast miles
On the Juarez oval during the past sew I
eral days. It is the same car that I
finished second in last falls FL Paso- /
Phoenix race Next Sunday both dri- !
vers viii be al Juarez TO tune up their 4
machines and some fast brushes are !
expected
The Borderland garage at Las Cruces 1
wrote today for an entry for the race.
Fl Paso Auto & Taxi LIvery-30 large /
touring cars. taxis and Hmousfnes.
LARGEST and oldest auto livery in south 1
west Opposite Del Norte Hotel rs /
West san Antonio St, phone 562-449.-
The besf butter ob-ninabIe. Churned /
daily. FL Paso Dairy Co, phone $40.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-06

The best butter obsainable. Churned
daily. FL Paso Dairy Co, phone $40.
advertisement
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-06

Fl Paso Auto & Taxi Livery-30 large
touring cars. taxis and hmousines.
LARGEST and oldest auto livery in south
west. Opposite Del Norte Hotel. rs
West san Antonio St, phone 362-449.-
Advertisement
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1914-08-02
NEVADA UNITED FILES
MOTION FOR NEW TRIAL

Motion for new trial in the ease
of Henry y. Byrne. as administrator
Of the estate OF James Hixon against
the Nevada United Mines company,
involving title to the Pleiades mine
in the Ward district. were filed in
the Clerks Office yesterday.
Defendant asserts that the court
erred in denying motion for non-suit
on trial OF cause. Ii is claimed by
the Nevada United that a mistake was
made. when the court refused to
strike out complaint because it was
not verified. Another alleged error
that was excepted to at the hearing
was the overruling OF defendants
demurrer. according to the motion.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1914-08-02
Predecessor OF WELLS
FARGO FILES ARTICLES

Although the corporation has been
in existence for forty-eight years, ar
ticles of incorporation of the Holla-
day Overland Mail and Express CON-
nany were not filed in this county
until yesterday. The capitalization
is $4,000. 900 divided into shares al
tile value of 500 each. Before Col
orado was admitted 10 statehood. the
territorial legislature sanctioned the
charge of the corporate name TO the
Wells Fargo and company. a concern
whose annual earnings aggregate
many millions throughout the eoun-
try.
The original ineorporators of the
Holiday company are: Ben Holla-
day. David Street, Bella McHugh. 5.
l.. NJ. Barlow and John Z. Russell.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1914-08-02
SUMMONS

In the Ninth Judicial District
Court of the State OF Nevada.
Marietta Epling. plaintiff VS. Thorn
as r. Epling, defendent.
The state of Nevada sends greet
ing to said defendant:
You are hereby summoned to APP
pear within ten days after the service
upon you of this summons If served
in White Pine County or within forty
days II served elsewhere. exclusive of
the day of service, and defend the
above entitled action.
tbs action is brought to recover a
judgment dissolving the bonds of
matrimony existing between you and
the plaintiff.
Dated July 20. A. d. 1914.
F. d. OLDFIELD,
(SEAL) Clerk of said Court.
VIM. Mcknight. Atty. for Plaintiff.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1914-08-02
LOCAL DONATIONS RECEIVED
BY COLORADO TENT COLONIES

A communication has been receiy-
ed from WE. Stevens, business agent
for Denver lodge No. AZ, Information
al Association of Machinists BY the
machinists local in East Ely acknowl-
edging the receipt OF s2s7 which was
contributed to assist members of the
craft who are affected as a result of
the strike in the Colorado coal re
gions. The letter follows.
w. A. Moves. Secretary.
East Ely. Nevada
Dear Sir and Brother: Your letter
with draft for $2S7 received and
turned over to Brother Doyle, secre-
tary of the United Mine Workers of
America. and am sending you a re-
ceipt for same.
Brother DOYLE says that it came
in very nice at this time. requiring
that amount to buy shoes for the
children at the two tent colonies
one at Ludlow and the other at Agu-
lar. They certainly appreciate the
donation coming at such an oppor-
tune time With best wishes I re-
main.
Yours fraternalIy.
W. F. EVANS.
Business Agent No. -.