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The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-08-30

Snowdrop Flour, 24 tbs......... CSC
SnOwdrop Flour, - tbs......... SOC
White Crest Flour, "A tbs......... 95c
White Crest Flour, u 1bs......... SOC
American Queen Flour, "A tbs.... Csc
American Queen Flour, II lbs. 45c
White Lily Flour, a lbs......... 90c
White Lily Flour, II Ibs........ 45c
Merry Widow Self Rising Flour,
"A TbS.-..... ............ 9Oc
Merry Wi55v SELF Rising Flour,
u 15s......-...... ......... SOC
Little Nisser Self Rising Flour,
p fbs........, ..... 85c
Little Niger SELF Rising Flour,
Panama Self Rising Flour, q lbs. 85c
Panama Self Rising Flour, II lbs. 45o
Sugar, d., 6Iac; 16 fbs.... $500
Y. c. Sugar fancy, ib.......... &C
d. >. Meat, Ib........... .......12I2c
Rib Bacon, Ib................. tic
Compound Lard, fb............ 834c
Silver Leaf Lard. tb........ 13c
Snowdrift Lard, 10-fb. pail ... CSC
Snowdrift Lard, 5-1b. pail. 49,. 48c
Snowdrift Lard, lib. pail .. SOC
Cott0lene, lob. pail. ........ $1.18
Cottolene, 5-fb bucket. ........ SOC
Irish Potatoes, peck ............ 25c
Sweet Potatoes, peck ........ 25c
Fancy Lemons, doz. 15c; for. Csc
Oil. gal, 10c; gals. ......... 45c
Hot Shot Coffee, 1 fb.......... 15c
Dining Car Coffee, Alb bucket. SOC
Dining Car Coffee, LIB. bucket. pc
Tokay Tea, Lib. .......... SOC
Blueing, S boxes ... 25c
Mince Meat, Libby Brand, 8 cans. 25c
Mustard, bottles .......... 25c
Matches, Z boxes ..... Csc
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-08-30
. ~>%~<%~~>~% = .
SOCIAL CALENDAR.
Thursday, Sept. 2nd.

9 Thursday, Sept. End. =
9 Afternoon, 4:30 O'Clock: Art y
q Club meets at the home Of Mrs .
= Earl Conner, at SOC Fourth ave .
= nue..
Friday, Sept. 3rd- =
= Afternoon, 4 O'Clock: Mrs. Ben y
. Foster entertains the Embroid- =
. cry Club at her home on Main =
= street.
9 Afternoon, 4.30 O'Clock The =
= City Federation Of Women CLUBS '
. will meet at the Commercial Club .
= rooms.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-08-30
IN BABYS INTEREST.

Evening dresses frequently have
broad sashes of metallic lace falling
from the shoulder.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-08-30
WHAT $40 DID
FOR this WOMAN
The Price She Paid for Lydia
E.Pinkhan'sVegetableCorn-
pound Which Brought
Good Health.

Danville. va I have only spent ten
dollars on your medicine and ! feel so
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-08-30
ON THE SICK LIST
. = . . > = > . . . . . q . (

Mr.. A. Smith, manager. of the Quick
Commission Co, is doing nicely, after
a serious operation performed Satur-
DAY at the Hattiesburg Hospital.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1915-04-07
Ell GRAL. DIEGUEZ TONIC
GUADALAJARA.

Noticias dc Torrc0n nos di-,
cen que Guadalajara fuG tomadn
por las iucrHas del Oral. Consti,
tucionaliSta Dicguoa, sorprcndirn.
do Il la fucr2a villista que ALI ha.
bia al mando del jcfe Il. Fierros,
y aniquijAndola por complete.
La toma dc Guadalajara y la
dispersion de las fuerzas cncmi,.
gas que on ella habia, faciiilan
ahora las opcraciones en- 81 ccntrt
de Ia RcpGblica. 4 las fucrzas
Constituoionalistas. la dcrrotn
dc aqnclIa guarnici6n no ha de-.
jado de causar alg6n disgusio i
los jcfcs convencionistas ~ i
Nortc.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1915-04-07
TRopAs ENVIADAS A TAM
PTGO.

lGi Oral Carran7a cablcerafiG i
su agencia en Washington, como
siguca
"Tampic0 ha sido reforzado :
lie onyiado mas tropas Il csa cin
dad. Toto Yucatan estd on 30,
session mIcstra, con los fcrrocarfi.
les cn trafico. Ri Grnl. Alyard.
do cst& dando toda clasc de ga.
rantIas. Nuestras tropas en- Guf.
rrero hau derrotado algunas par.
tidas enenigas. Todos los nxtran
Jeros On nuestro tcrritorio dis
frntan de gaantias.'
En- monsajes oficiaIes liegadoa
u Laredo sc habla dc I'm cncucn.
tro formidable en- Lampazos en-.
tre las fuerzas dc Villa = Carran
IA,
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1915-04-07
GRAIL. JOSE ISABEL ROBLES
Sc RETIRA A LA VIDA PRL
VADA.

Despaahos de la Aeencia Cons
titucionalista on Washington.
diccn que cl Grol. ObregGn intcn-
taba cOrtar observation-disclosures 1
las fucrzas de la Convention. O.
.cupando QucrGtaro. Mensa les de
liz Agcncia viliista nos informal
dc la rendici6n del General Jose
Isabel Robles, Sccrctario de Cue
IRA de t,uIolio Gnti4rrez Go Al.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1915-04-07

De Vcracruz informan 4 Ia
Agcncia Constitucionalista ea
Washington, que cl Gral. Obrc--
gon hacc un dobIc movimicnto d.
ofensiva para tomar San Luis
Potosi y Morclia, Capital del E,-
tado de Michoacan.
Los despachos diccn que cI
t'ral. Obrcg6n csta eli Apazco,
Guanajuato, no lejos de Quereta-
no, y que Ia cnviado una colum..
ia de infanteria, caballeria y
artilleria. al mando del General
Castro rumbo 1 San Luis Potosi
La scgunda columna, la puso
1 las 6rdecnes de los Geucralcs
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1915-04-07

ESta cs In rcprcSalla de Alcma.
MA contra la Graz Rretana, por
Ia 'ht"ncl6n dc Gsta dc guardian
prcsos haSta dospuGs dc In que.
rra, corro aScsinos, Il los oficia..
les y tripulacitn de los snbrnari.-
nos. alenancss cogidos hundicndo
bnrcos lnE!cScs 0 nrutralrs dc 20.
mcrciO.
I'll lratamlonto dc los alcmnnrs
q que SO rcfiri0 cl Emba jador 4.
mericano cn Ia Sccrntarfa dc Re.
lacioncs en- lnglntcrra, di6 iugar
& Ia contcstnci0n del Ministro IN
giles, dc que los prisioncros de
submarines alemancs. fucrau to-.
nld0s separadamcntc dc los d -.
mas prisIoncroS dc guerra, pucs
que clIos "hab'an sido cncontru.
dos hlndlcndo harcos ingIcscs,
mcrcnntca y neutraIes Y maiaudo
Il los no combaticuics, -
Grandcs batallas sc esthn IL
brando Gn cl Noro dc polonia :,
en- los tarpato&, poro Ell Ia from.
terra dc Occidentc hay pocos mo-
vimicntos dc consideration
Las fueraas ruses estan atacon.
do 4 las anstriacas en- los C,arpa
tos, Y sog1n informes dc petro.-
grand, las gncrSas moseovitas con.
tin6an hacienda progresses Vie.
na dice que I'm recbazado 4 Ios
rusos en varios lugares.
Los aviadores franccsea han
arrojado treinto v tres bombas so
brc las fortifioaciones alcmanas
J estaeiones on VigneulIes en- II
Dcpartamnto dc Woevrc.
El vapor holandcs, schicland
ha sido yolado por una rina en-
el Mar del Norte
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1915-04-07
v|STAzO 4 LA GUERRA EUROPEA.

PolonIa este casi pcrdida dc
vista, mientras rusos, alcmanrs >.
austrlacos, ,cstGn cnviando sus ruc,
zns para la batalia on los Car.
patos, la cual aunQuc hac" algu,
mas scthanas ha cstado verifican..
dose, no Sc sabe aun In conclu-.
clon definitiya. Aqui, para ven.
Ger las dificultadcS dc La invaci6n
moScoyita, parcec mas allG de los
esfueraos hunanos. Aunque los
rusos obijgados scguir su camino
por entire los pasos, tcudrdn dIrc
lnchar con dcscspcraci6n para
'Icgar Il plena Hungr6a.
Micntras tauto, AlcmaniD e4i1
cnVIando tiopas Il IIungria, Y IN
tltortc sosten dc este g6noro cs
como ayudar d log Anstriac0s cn
81 resistcncia que ha sido III mag
dcterminada,
bn la zona Occidental dr la
guerra, las opcracioue& So h0..
Han cu Gl mlsmo cstado.
Los bnlgaros SC han cstado TN.
'istando para la guerra, Y han
ornzado la frontera Scrvia matan.
do d Ia gnardia. En- un cncucn.
tro tehido entire bnlgaros Y sar-
Vtos, los primeros SO vieron obl.i
gados & retroceder.
Austria ha ncgodo oficialmen,
II, que abrj6 negooiaciones con
Russia para tiua paz aeparada.
n los 0ficlales Y tripulaci6n d.
submarines alemancs, tenidos pro
sos on lnglaterra, son tratados cn
cualqnieH respecto peor que cual
qmor otro prisioneo dc guerra,
por cada prisioncro asf tratado.
I'm Official del ejercito ing16s pri.
sionero IN Alemania "rccibira 90.
rrespondientemento el mas du..
70 tratamiento."
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1915-04-07
Italia entrara a Ia Guerra
anteS que termine sbriI
Ell VATICANo NO SEE O..
PONDRA.

Giuseppe Bcyionc, editor hal
"Turin Stampa' Y miembro y,
In tamara de Diputados italia.
ma, dijo Il la prensa Asociad,, "a,
Il tenla la conviction dc que Ita
tia cntraria 4 la guerra antes
que tcrninarN Abil. El senor
Bcvionc dijo que las operacio-.
ncs militares dc Italia csfaban
casi completas, Que cl Gobicr.
no itaIiano no cspcraba una ba.~
talia deetsjva 4 favor de los ALA
DOS, Siuo que antcs entraria para
tomar asi una posict6n cntrc
ellos y reaI&ar sus aspiracioncs.
Anadi3 que no seria possible pa.
ra Austria satisfaccr cstas aspi,
racioho$ porquc CT pHrte, elias
Conceruian al Mcditerrdneo.
I'll sciior Bovione oxprcsG n
crecncia dc que cl Vaticano no
Sc opondria Il Ia intervention -
italin en Ia guerra Uijo tambiGn
que no era neceSario para ri do.
biefno convbcar pnrlnmcuto pa.
ra dcclarar Ia guerra
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1915-04-07
Fl Linimento de Aceite Volcanico
del DR.. J. Fl. Mclean Cura las
Heridas y Disminuye el Dolor
Pruebelo y Convenzase
Use e nmeno de Aceite volcanco del DIR Mclean para
Cortaduras, Dislocaciones, Quemaduras, Escal-t
daduras, Pies adoloridos, Manos rajadlas. Cara
Iabios rajados, y todo dolor malestar.

dragon ' Dolores =. de Mondra-
gon, 10 rarticiparon 4 todos Gus
amigos { hicieron atcnta invita-
ci6n Il la ccrccmonia religiosa que
sc efcctud en- cl Temple del Re,
fugio d oquella ciudad.
FL -joven Cedillo, q,icn So
cncucntra de paso en- San Antoni,
hizo solo su yiaic para casarsc y
Sc vuelvc pronto al cumplimicn--
to del alto puesto dc Gerentc que
descmpcna en- cl Ferrocarril do
Puebla y Vcracruz.
Dcscamos los rcciGn casadoS IN,
chas fclicidadcs.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1915-04-07
To advertisers

"EL REClDoR'' has the larxest3
circulation q any Of tho Spenish3
papers in Texas. Our books are3
open for public inspection. !
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1915-04-07

para sus cabal!os, pues Sc Ia han
! mbargado de este lado dc la
linea. Sc dice que un cuerpo dc
cabaileria de quinientos Willis
tas sc accrc6 i Reynosa ell dia
cuatro con cl objeto de haccrse
de provisiones. Sc dice que cnen-
tan con algunas batcrias v caGo-
mes aunquc sc ignora cl lugar
donde los ticnen.
Por ambos lados Sc manifesto
la impaclcncia Y confianza VI
la llcha.
Las iucrXns dc MatamoroS
son uI,hm!Nln. V Green firmemCr
tc que dc elias cS la victoria.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1915-04-07
Nuevas representatives de
los tStadOs OnidOs.
CARGOS NEGADos pOR Ell
PRIMER JEFE.

Con fCcha 3 de los corrrntcS
dicen los pcri6dicoS Americanos,
que el Gobicrno dc los IsstaAos
UnidoS, hacc nucvas rcclamac,o,
ncs ante ri Sr. Carranzn. Jcfc
dcl Ej6rcito Coustitucionalista.
diHquc por uItrajes 4 Ia bandcra
americana on Manzanillo, y pi--
dt6ndolc instruya i sus fucrzas u,
aquei lugar para que den pr0ttc.
ni6n las vidas inlcrcsrg d.
los cXtranjcros.
Sc asCgura que RI Primer .tefo
ha negado rotnndnmcntc talcs
oqrgos So qucian tambiGn los
at1erlcanos de que cn Tampico ~
ha hccho fucno sObro los tauqurS
dc aceitc = que 30 la pcrdidG una
gran cantidad dc este, dcbido i
las perfofaciones dc los proFccti.
les.
Dc Tampico So qucjan los amr-
rfcanos porquC la situaci6n de Ia
carestfa dc aIinentos cmpinza Y
porqnc los combates on Ebano
contindan. Que 200 amcrieanos
cStdn dc&cosos dc yolvor 4 su
pals.
Por otras fuentcs sabcmos que
ninguno de estos cargos hcchos
Il las fueraas constitucjonalistas
son eiertos Y quo muy al contra i.
rio, los extranjcros disfrutan dc
garantlas en- todos los lugares do,
minados por Las fucrHas del Sr.
Carranaa,
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1915-04-07
SGilOrGS SuSCIlDtOres

4 nuestros estimables susorip
torces que adeuden alguna can.
tidad por suscripei6n & "El Re.
gldor" lts snplicamos que ne
renitan 10 mas pronso que pue-.
dan tod0 10 que nos deban. &
cuando menos I'M abono.
Ls supilcamOs que atiendan o.
ta recomendaci6n, porQue noao -
tros nos esforzaIn0a constants,
msnte ppr servirloa j no eonta-.
mos mas Que con q dinaro cue
r1os produee este perf6dfco parA
s0atensrhoA.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1915-04-07

Gonzalez, Elizondo y Noyoa, di-
rigida 4 Morelia.
el resto de SIT iuerza, estd opcran.
I'll mismo Gral. Obrcg6n .on
do para protejcr la avanzada del
Gral. Castro Ell su marcha 4 San
Luis.
FL Secrctario Bryan dijo qr"
no ha habido NADIA dcfinitivo en-
cl plan de hacer Ia ciudad de Nc
X1co iugar neutral. Rchuso dis
cutir las condolences dr la Capi-
tai y que publi6c en- I'll Paso IN
Agentc dc m ComitG Intcrnnriu-
nal
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1915-04-07
ELEaANTE MATRIMoNIo En-
EAGLE PASS.

Por e1luela Que hemos
visit dr Eagle Pass Ttxaa, sa~
bemos que ct joven Ricardo A.
Cedillo, eontrajo matrimonio con
la yirtnoaa senorita Maria DolO.
res Mondragon, el dia 80 do
Mario (sltimo los padres dc los
noyios, sefiora Isabel Vida. dc Ce.
dillo v cl seiior Francisco Il. Mon
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1915-04-07
JoFFRE PREDICE Ell FIN DE
LA GUERRA,

El general Joffre en- una
Ytslta NJ cnariel general neIga, pa
IA condcoorar 4 algunos oficia..
los bcIgas, con In Legion dc Ho..
nor, di3o que ID guerra pronto
terminaria con ycntajas para los
aliados.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-06
VILLA OFFICER CHARGED
WITH THEFT ON u. S. SIDE

On the charge Of having stolen four
mules, two wagons and several sets
of harness, Inez Castillo, said TO be
an officer in the Villa army, was
bound over TO the grand jury under
$1,000 bond, following his preliminary
hearing before justice ]. NJ Beaver
Saturday morning
Manuel Achuleta, on the stand, told
of having been taken captive by Cas-
tiIlo and five other Mexicans. on Feb
ruary %, 1915, and held in Juarez for
three or four days and then released
Achuleta stated that he was on the
island" when the party, headed by
Castillo. rode Up. dismounted, the wit
ness stated, and then approached on
foot They fired several shots. he said.
and Bernabe and Rafael Gandara, who
were working in the vicinity, ran
away. He remained with his team and
wagon and was captured and taken to
Guadalupe, across the line.
Bernabe Gandara, on the stand, con-
firmed the story told by Achuleta as
to the theft OF the mules, wagons and
harness. He and his brother. Manuel,
ran when the band began firing upon
them, he said. He identified Castillo
as one Of the band. He notified the
officers at Fsbens, he said.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-06
EMPEROR GOES
To CORONATION
Empress Remains in Toxic
Another Heir to Throne
Being Expected Soon.

Toxic. Japan, nov 6--H oshihito, en-
peror OF Japan and 122d head OF lne
Japanese imperial house after the first
emperor Jimmu. whose reign began
2575 years ago. left Toxic today for
kioto to make his state entry into the
capital Of his forefathers and there
formally accede 10 the throne OF the
empire of the Rising sun Inc mon
arch was to have been accompanied
by empress Sadako, but the nearness
OF the period when her majesty Is eN-
pected to give birth to another heir
prevented her from participating in the
ceremonies.
No Cheering Permitted
As the emperor emerged from Lne
palace he was greeted by 2OO,V0v school
children. who paid silent homage TO the
ruler. There was no cheering, the au-
thoriues bearing in mind the accident
which happened TO king George recently
horse was frightened by the cheers Of
the soldiers and threw him.
The imperial cOrriaSe was preceded
to the railroad station by the kasnl-
kOdOkoro" or divine mirror, which rep
resents the spirit of the grand imperial
ancestress or sun goddess, AInaterasu
Omikami. and was accompanied oy the
two other sacred treasures which SYM
bolize the sanctity and power OF the
throne of Nippon, the sacred sword and
the sacred jewel, sometimes known as
the necklace OF pearl-like gems WIKI
the magnificent curve, which have been
handed down from emperor to emperor
through untold generations
The whole city OF Toxic is in joyous
fete uneZampled in Japanese history
since the triumphant entry OF emperor
MutsuhitO. nearly 50 years ago Hun
dreds OF thousands Of people are here
from the provinces, most Of them 20
remain until the great celebration IN
Toxic at the end Of the month when
the emperor returns from kioto- Spe-
cial flags and paper lanterns are sus-
pended over every door to mark the
Inauguration Of the happy coronation
period Streets. parks and pubic
buildings are decorated with festal nag
and banner. The tramcars wear gar
lands From the noble to the rick
sha man the dominating note is joy and
gladness-
An extensive celebration Of the cOro-
nation will begin in Toxic the first part
Of December. and naval and military re-
views will be held as climax OF the
coronation period
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-06
ROBERTS JAILED BY CARRANZAMEN

him shot. made the Hearst correspon-
dent suspicious.
Pm Observation-Disclosures.
I'm being pinched." he whispered to
his companions Follow me"
Mr.. Acuna was nowhere to be found
and Roberts was led under a double
guard to the military prison. relieved
Of his belongings and placed in a cell
incomunicadO- Fortunately. Mr. Nc
Clure and several other correspondents
had followed the suggestion and saw
what happened. 4 meeting OF CORE
a man, not to attend the dinner and II
necessary withdraw from Carrancista
territory unless Roberts was imme-
diately released John r. Silliman, rep
resentative OF the state department
demanded his release at once. uncon-
ditionally.
Carranza stubborn
THE first chief was stubborn" said
Mr.. Roberts Mr.. Silliman reiterated
his demand. pointing out the fact that
I had been invited over TO Pledras
Negras and, Furthermore, that 1 am
an American citizen. IL was not un-
til a telegram from secretary Robert
lansing arrived, however. demanding
my immediate release that Csrranz'l
issued the necessary Instructions 10
lIberate me. Escorted by heavy guard
Z was brought to the international
bridge and delivered over to the wait
ing correspondents with instructions TO
keep away
Grinning Maniac
ssThev threw me into a four by five
CELL added Roberts, Saturday With
out even. a, seat. much less blankets
Outside in the patio Of the jan was
a maniac who kept pushing his nose
in through the bars Of my window "a
/ laugh at me diabolically. Every little
while he would purse his big, black
/ lips and say: 'Besame; besame; lkiss
{ me. kiss mel. I had nothing 10 throw
at him so I lit a match and stuck II IN
his face This kept him away
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-06
TODAY'5 ADJUSTMENTS


The Wigwam today offers a special
treat to those who are interested IN
the modern society dances Mr.. ana
Mrs. Vernon Castle will be seen in six
of the most popular ones These in
cIude their famous creation, "the Castle
walk" the one-sten. the Bresilienne,
Brazilian maxiXe. Argentine tango and
the hesitation waltz There viii be
special music between the hours OF ? $50
and $50 and from $50 to 1890 Airline
Pretty and Pay Dwiggins viii be seen
in the Vitagraph comedy, Brown
Summer Boarders," and there viii be
a r1elodramatic BioEraph, Bad Money
Sunday-Forget your troubles in the
enjoyment Of the three-reel SoI lI,s'l. +,
..-7,,e Landing Of the Hose Reel" Three
fr,11 reels Of real reel comedy
Wednesday-Be hansen, Dorothy
BERNARD. the former Fl Paso actress.
and Arthur Hoops. in The song OF
Hate a superb Fox production. that
the most severe critics have declared
A perfect production--Adv
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-06
Thrown in Piedras Negras
Jail While at Luncheon;
Mcclure Gets Release.

John ". Roberts, staff correspondent
of the Hearst news syndicate, arrived
in FL Paso Friday night after an ex-
citing experience in Brownsville and
Eagle Pass, when ne was placed in jail
by Carranza officials.
Roberts, it viii be remembered. is
charged with being the man who put
villa over" The Carrancistas have not
forgotten that. That's why Roberts had
an exciting experience
With =. =. Mcclure.
When on his way TO FL Paso Two
weeks ago. Mr.. Roberts received a
telegram from s. s. Mcclure, publisher
Of AcClure's Magazine and the New
York Evening Mail. asking him TO wait
in san Antonio. Mr.. Mcclure wanted
TO get some inside history Of the villa
Carraua split Shortly after they met
the two were invited by Carranza rep
resentatives to 90 to Eagle Pass ana
meet the first chief. Arrangements
were madR. and Mr. Mcclure, Roberts
and Lincoln Steffens, the famous
writer, went to Eagle Pass on a speciai
train
First chief Carranza finally arrived
in Piedras Negras. Arrangements were
Immediately made TO have all the cor
RESPONDENTS at Eagle Pass attend a
dinner given by General Carranza,
Roberts was included When the IA
p renresents tssves Of American neWspa-
pers and magazines arrived at Carran-
za's Quartet Roberts was invited 70
see minister Acuna who was down
stairs waiting. A similar experience
in Mexico City. when RodolfO Fierro
Invited Rooerts to come and see him,
and Immediately afterwards ordered
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-06
Little Dictdgraph Is On
the Job At County Jail

There is a dictagraph in good work
ing order at the county JAN Every
thing that is said in the jail is heard
by someone with his ear TO the hard
rubber ear-piece and, il there is any
thing of Importance said. IL is imme-
diately reported TO the authorities.
An attorney called at the Jail Satur-
day to confer with a client He talked
for almost an hour and when he reached
his office he discovered that the en-
tire conversation had been repeated 10
the authorities and inquiries were he
ing made on the basis OF the infOrma-
ton.
- man is not safe from these
blOOmin' spies even in JAIL said one
of the prisoners Saturday.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-06
YEGGNEN' BLOW
TWO BIC SAFES
Held Bros. and R. B. Bias
Safes Cracked Saturday
and S6O.5O is Obtained.

safe crackers blew open the safes Of
Held Brothers, 1900 Texas avenue, and
r. B. Bias Fuel company 1914 East
Missouri. early Saturday morning, Sc
curing 80 cents from the safety vault OF
the Bias company and $50 In cash
IG BetW IlssG 500 loo and $500 in checks
were removed from the Held safe one
Of these checks was picked up s9atnrqay
morning by negro near me sens
Floto show. It was for 500 and MADE
bv the Court House Wagon yards pay
able 10 Held Bros. It Is DeneEeC pL
the police that the "yeggmen' decided
to take no chances with the signed
be found strewn along the roadsides-
Clock Stops Mt zoo
The clock at Held Bros. stopped at
four minutes after two Saturday morn
ing as a result Of the explosion Inc
work is that Of experts and IS InouShL
10 be that Of men who travel ahea0 OF
the show
the Bias Fuel company was entered
first and the tools and nitroglycerlns
used in the blowing job were Iound
on the floor at the Held building All
of the inner compartments with iocSs
were forced and a bolt from the saIe
went through one Of the WINDOWS,
making a circle and scarcely QlsLurD-
ing the rest Of the surface OF the pane
Pass Key Used
Entrance to both buildings was eI5
fected by a pass key. Mr. Bias had
a notice printed on the door OF his saIe
to the effect that he did not wish MS
fe damaged so gave the coInDlil1 lioL-
y n Held placed the value OF the
vault as $500. the entire front OF which
will have to be replaced
The central fire department. was
called out TO n false alarm in the luUu
block East Missouri street, at ESQ a
m. Saturday morning
It Is believed that the safe crackers
turned in the alarm TO attract atleh-
ton away from their work
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-06

Enemy to Society" Mr.. Revele plays
the part Of a modern Robin Hood who
sought to right the wrongs Of the poor
by rObbing the rich. found his resenera-
ton. his fortune and his real identity
through love Of a woman. II Is a pic
ture OF romance. mystery and thrills.
Admission price for this production Will
be % and Is c,nts.-Advertisemen
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-06
-,N ENEMY To SOCIETY," To-Day.

- IN Fnemv TO Society" in five
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the exquisite Lois Meredith An
Enemy to Society" is a superb pletur-
ization of the absorbing, gripping sto ll.Ss
p-onsoD Howard. who surely wrote an
ideal romance when he conceived An
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-06

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