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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-12-21
SANITY, FIND PAPA, ASKS ~.
Pitiable Request of Little o., :.
Wants Her Fatha. v

BALTIMORE, Dec. 2l-no..
Claus find lost fathersf IdttS sssl
shegogue, 491 South street Ee.. .Aio,erta
Ohio, evidently thinks so. Tt Tgts Akn
letter has been received by q IL iolo,, l,o,,lces
today: local p,u'
Akron, Ohio, Dec. s.-Daor q
am writing to see If Won % conIs Ssniy;
papa and tell him would ~. ma !
present. My mother said sae.a hin
everybody. He did not write khoa
three years. ! made a wish nv no, 10 us I
eve l would hear from. him aalellcsss
His name is Frank shegoe,a sOne ds|
a dentist when he works, dna h
sisters. Goodbye, Sanity" "aye q
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-12-21

Jointly. Chief Webster has ops,.. :
for the preliminary work on ~, ypsened I
total involved In the aboiit;ualng !
grade crossings will be 500 s7oOn ooo q {
ders were; r. P. Bennis. si5 9ss raie tne y
Kerrick" sis7s; f. d. Buck5ws y;
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-12-21

poor folk and, incidentally, have little
merry chat over their dinner themselves.
Still another club of girls, the Santa
Claus Club, composed of workers in the
nursery. will provide Christmas dinners
for six poor families.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-12-21
Chestnut street Grade Crossings to Go

Grade crossings on the Chestnut Hill
branch of the Pennsylvania Railroad are
soon to be abolished, the city and the
railroad bearing the expense of the work
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-08-28
Desagrados y Protestas.

Madrid. Los peri6dicos de f.
liaci6n conjuncionista han redo
blado la campana contra ell 60
bierno por 81 actuacion supri-
miendo de hecho ell derecho de
reunion que garantiza la consti-
tucion del pals.
Dicen esos peri6dicos que los
espiritus de Maura y La Cierva,
siguen gobernando ell partido
conservador y anaden, somos pa
~cifistas, aunque frmes revolu-
cionarios, pero ell gobierno esta
reproduciendo las malditas ten
dencias que produjeron la efer-
vescencia de 1909 y sera necesa-
rio agitar la naci6n, para impe-
dir las violaciones m1ltiples que
viene cometiendo ell gobierno en-
aggression a las izquierdas.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-08-28
Paralizacion de trabaios

Ferrol. una inten-
sd alarma en- todos los elementos
obreros de esta poblaci6n, por-
que parece ser queno habra otro
recurso que suspender las obras
de construction del acorazado
Alfonso XIII porque al mate
rial esta escaseando considera-
blemente al extreme de que Sc
cree impossible la construction
del Jaime T. ante la imposibi-
lidad de recibir de Inglaterra los
canones que Sc lie van q montar,
nj tampoco otros materiales in
dispensables para terminar los
buques.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-08-28
Las Murallas de Pam
plona.

Pamplona-La ciudad esta lie
ma de alegrias Y j1biIos por ell
inicio de la demolici6n de las
murallas que cerraban su ex-
pansi6n e impedian ell desarro-
llo de las fuerzas de la localidad.
Hace treinta amos que Pam
plona venfa luchando por lograr
ell derribo; siendo una de las muy
pocas ciudades espanclas que
adn tenfa recinto amurallado.
Sc han quemado fuegos artif-
ciales, Y ha habido salvas y toda
suerte de vftores, pronunciando-
Sc discursos en- ell acto del inicio
de las obras, y Ia. Municipalidad;
s%atisfecha por SUI triunfo, ha da-
do un gran banquete.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-08-28
AVanzan los CarranCistaS

Veracruz. -Noticias proceden-
ties del centric del pals informan
que la plaza de Durango ha cal
do en- poder de las fuerzas de la
REVOLUTION. Ell Jefe de las ope-
%raciones, General Alvaro Obre-
g0n, destac0 una columna desde
Zacatecas a las 6rdenes de va
rios jefes. entire estos ell Oral.
Martin Triana, en- tanto que los
hermanos Arrieta avanzaron a
la vez sobre la referida ciudad,
tomando possession de ella y do
minando asi TODD ell Estado de
Durango.
De un mOmento a otro Sc espe-
ran detalles.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-08-28
Preparandose pOr 10 que
SuCeda.

Santa Fe, N. M.-El general
ayudante Harry Herring, Y otros
jefes de las guardias nacionales.
han recibido noticias extraofcia-
les de Washington, a efecto de
que esten preparados a respon-
der al llamamiento que haga d.
cho gobierno en- vista de la ST.
tuaci0n en- Mexico. Los Gober-
nadores de los Estados han es-
tado recibiendo instrucciones del
Gobierno del Centre Y Sc dice
que estan listos para cualuuier
llamamiento que les haga, Y que
tlenen tambien preparadas algu-
mas proclamas para hacer un la
mamiento al pueblo a tomar las
armaS.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-08-28
Acarreara Dificultades.

Gij0n. Todo ell personal del
ferrocarril de esta ciudad a La
greo, Sc ha dirigido oficialmente
al Gobernador anunciandoIe su
prop6sito de iniciar una huelga,
Piden los empleados y obreros.
un aumento de so centimos en-
sus jornales y sueldos, la regu-
larizaci6n del trabajo en- %jorna-
das de horas, la creaci6n de la
GAIA de ahorros Y otras mejoras
de utilidad.
ST llega a establecerse la huel-
ga, quedara totalmente paraliza-
do ell movimiento de carbon de
este puerto, que da ocupaci6n a
mucha genie. Y los danos ade-
mas seran incalculables.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-08-28
Villa Cede ante la Preston

Ell Paso, Texas. Debido a las
gestiones hechas por ell General
Hugh, l.. Scott, Francisco Villa
eXimi6 del pago del emprestito
forzoso de Glen mil pesos que ha
impuesto a la Companfa Jabone-
ra de Gomez Palacio. Esta ia
brica gozaba de una concession
especial desde los tiempos porf-
rianos, teniendo ademas compra-
da la semilla de algod6n a un
precio flo. SegGn las averigua-
clones practicadas por Villa, los
cientifcos gozaban de las ganan-
cias que produeia la expresada
fabrica estando en- possession de
certificates ell dep6sito.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-08-28
Villa manda fusiIar a "
perSanaS.

San Antonio, Tex. Villa ha
ordenado ell fusilamiento de %
personals, en- la ciudad de Chi
huahua. Entire las victimas del
feroz general" Sc cuentan ell
Lie. Aureliano Gonzalez que du-
rante alg1n tempo fue abogado
consultor de Villa, ell Sr. Felipe
Gutierrez, que ocup6 Ell puesto
de gobernador de chihuahua du-
rante la revolution orozquista, y
Guillermo Terrazas, nieto del
Oral. Lnis Terrazas.
No Sc sabe los motives que ha-
va tenido Villa para ordenar los
referidos fusilamientos, nj Sc co.
nocen los nombres de las demas
personals sacrifcadas.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-08-28
La Defensa de Galicia.

Vigo.-Ha llegado a esta ciu-
dad, ell general Weylsr, que vie
ne en- ell desempeno de una CO.
mission del Ministerio de la Cue
IRA, relacionada segdn parece
con la construction de obras de
defensa en- la costa gallega.
Ell general ha recorido en- au-
tom0vil toda la costa Y ha lido
hasta la frontera de Portugal,
llegando hasta ell puente inter-
nacional.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-08-28
EnCuentrO Sangriento.

Brownsville.-U contingente
de tropas americans que Sc a.
.postaron convenientemente, To-
graron cercar a un grupo de me-
Xicanos que atravesando la from
terra realizaba toda suerte de
fechorias por aquellos alrededo-
res.
Los bandoleros al verse rodea-
dos, trataron de resistir, ocu-
rriendo un combate en- ell cual
resultaron muerto uno de los
soldados Y sobre doce mexicanos.
Ell lugar donde ocurri6 ell en-
cuentro es las cercanfas del pue-
bio de San Benito.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-08-28
Motto las" Espana Noticias Mexico
EN- LA SEMANA EN- LA SEMANA
Desgracia en- una Nina.

Almerfa. En- la region mine
ra de Cuevas, ha ocurrido un
desgraciado accidcnte en- que
han perdido la vida dos obreros
y otros dos Sc encuentran grave
mente lesionados. -
lban esos cuatro sujetos en- I'm
carrito aereo del acarreo del mi
neral, cuando un movimiento
violento del cable, hizo volcar al
CAIRO, cayendo al suelo sus ocu-
pantes, lesionandose.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-08-28
RecOnOCeran a Carranza.

Washington. Sc cree general
mente en- diversos circulos de
esta ciudad, que ell Presidente
Wilson esta resuelto a reconocer
al Gobierno de Carranza como
gobierno de "hecho", tan prom
to como el Sc establezca y orga-
nice csc gobierno en- la ciudad
de Mexico.
Parece va cosa resuelta que
una vez reconocido ell Gobierno
de Carranza, los Estados Unidos
10 apoyaran con cuanto dinero
necesite y prohibira la eXporta-
ci6n de armas y municiones, pa
ra OtrOs que no sean los jefes
que siguen a Carranza.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-08-28
DeCIaradOs CObardeS.

Nogales, Ariz. Las tropas
Observation-Disclosures al mando del
Gobernador Militar del Estado,
General Gales, ocuparon la i'm
portante poblacion de Altar, al
Oeste de Nogales, 10 que quiere
decir que la plaza vecina esta
completamente rodeada. Los je-
fes y oficiales de las tropas may
.torenistas, huyeron vergonzosa-
mente al lado americana, donde
ahOra Sc encuentran.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-08-28
7 Generates FuSiIados.

Nueva York. Sc sabe aqui,
por cartas recibidas de Mexico
que ell general Villela, Y otros
generates, han sido fusilados,
por ser traldores al carrancis-
mo Y que ell general Herrera que
fue Gobernador de uno de los
EStados en- armas, Sc encuentra
en- espera del consejo de guerra
que lie ha de juzgar con TODD su
Estado Mayor.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-08-28
Favoreciendo la Expor.
taciOn.

Madrid La Gaceta Official ha
publlcado una real orden, en- la
cual ell Ministro de Hacienda, Sc
nor Bugallal, Sc diririge a las
Camaras de Concrete e indus
tria de la Nacion, anunciandoles
que ell Banco de Espana, en- 10
SUCCESSIVE, habra de facilitar to-
das las operaciones de empresti-
tos que puedan favorecer la ex-
portaci6n.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-08-28
Incendio de una Fabrica

Valladolid.- edificio de la
fabrica de loza fue destruido
por un incendfo, siendo propie-
ded del diputado senior Cuesta,
quien calcula las perdidas sufri-
das Ell la suma &c $50, 900 pese-
tas.
Durante los trabajos de extin-
cion del fuego result6 lesionado
ell alumno de la Academia de Ca
balleria, Enrique de Borb6n, en-
parentado con ell rey Alfonso.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-08-28
Infame AtentadO.

Veracruz. - Sc ha sabido aquf
que dos trenes que Sc dirigfan a
la ciudad de Mexico, han sido di-
namitados, pereciendo como con-
secuencia de clio, unas 200 per-
sonas que viajaban.
Los autores del atentado, han
destruido por ell fuego la esta-
ci6n de Cameron. despu6s de dar
muerte a unas Sc personals que
ALI habfa.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-08-28
TrOpaS a la FrOntera.

Washington, D. Csc ha re-
suelto que ell Departamento de
Guerra tenga listas en- la fronte-
ra meXicana, nuevos contingen-
ties de tropas, y en- ell Departa-
mento de Marina, Sc hacen pre-
parativos para poder disponer
en- un momento dado de los ele-
mentos necesarios para cualquier
emergencia en- Mexico.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-08-28
Arreglo Temporal.

Madrid conficto que Sc
avecinaba por la declaration de
huelga de los marines y maqui-
nlstas mercantes, esta soluciona-
do. Los optimismos del gobier-
no han resultado bien fundados:
marines y maquinistas han sido
convencidos y han decidido pos
poner la huelga para cuando Sc
reuna ell Parlamento.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-08-28
Todo Marcia Bien.

Madrid. Ell general Jordana,
Residente General de Espana en-
Marruecos, ha communicate off
cialmente al gobierno, que Sc en-
cuentra altamente satisfecho del
estado general en- que ha encon-
trado TODD 10 que significa la O.
bra Y la acci6n de Espana en- la
iona de Influenza en- Marrue-
COS.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-08-28
Huelga de Carniceros.

Gijon. En- esta localidad pre-
valece un estado de indignation
en- ell vecindario TODD, por la fall
ia de carne, porque los carnice-
ros Sc han declarado en- huelga
como protesta contra ciertos a.
cuerdos de la municipalidad, que
consideran lesivos a sus intere-
seS.
Ell blanco de todas las iras es
ell alcalde que no toma medidas
para que Sc remedie ell NAL.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-08-28
AmeriCanOS y MexiCanOs.

Corpus Christy, Tex .+Treinta
foragidos mexicanos de los que
atravesaron la frontera, Sc ba-
tleron con un grupo de rancho
ros americanos, tornado por ID
hombres, pereciendo en- la re-
frlega dos de los primeros. Tres
de estos 1ltimos Sc encuentran
heridos.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-08-28
Tremenda Granizada.

Zaragoza. -Noticias recibidas
de Zuera, localidad de esta pro-
vincia, de unos tres mil haitian
te,, comunican haber descarga-
do sobre aquella poblaci6n y su
comarca, una gran tempested de
granizo que ha sembrado la rui-
ma y la destruction.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-08-28
Oregon en- San Luis.

San Luis Potosi. Las tropas
que comanda ell General Alvaro
Oregon, han ocupado formal
mente esta ciudad al ser aban-
donada la plaza por los ~villistas,
que marcharon rumbo al Norte.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-08-28
Fiestas Nocturnas.

Madrid. En- la plaza de toros
de esta ciudad Sc vienen cele-
brando festas nocturnas, que re-
sultan muy concurridas, lucien-
do una gran Illumination y efec-
tuandose en- ell redondel intere-
santes luchas greco-romanas.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-08-28
Sc lie Fueron a Villa.

Nueva York. Sc ha sabido
aquf que contingencies de tropas
villistas que Sc encontraban de
guarnici6n en- C. Guzman, Sc han
sublevado contra ell actual jefe;
proclamandose partidarios de
~arranza, ell pasado domingo.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-08-28
Renuncio Don Carlos.
Madrid.

Madrid.
Ell rey ha frmado I'm real de-
creto por ell cual acepta la dimi-
sion presentada por ell Infante
don Carlos de Borb6n, de su car
go de jefe de la Cruz Roja en- su
ramo espanola.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-17
ROB SHEAY HOME
WHILE FAMILY Is AWAY

While Mrs. C. L. Sheay, who resides
at 207 South Ochoa street, was absent
from the house Wednesday afternoon
two AIexicans entered the place and
took over 500 worth Of clothing and
JeWelry.
Neighbors saw the men leave the
place with a bundle and notified the
police. After an exciting chase Jesus
TrejO was arrested at Eighth and
Campbell streets Some jeWelry is said
to have been found on him. Neighbors
located a bundle containing the cloth
ing and other articles stolen
A bicycle belonging to ]. 5. Ledheler
was stolen from his home Wednesday
afternoon
A set Of single harness was stolen
Wednesday afternoon from the County
Fair grocery store in East Ell Paso.
l. G. BarlOw's auto tires were taken
from his auto early Thursday morning
while his car was standing in front
of the Barlow home, 1905 East Boule-
ward
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-17

on lot l. block Sc. East FL Paso addition;
estimated cost S250-
To r E Mckee. to build four brick bun
galows on lots 10 10 inclusive. block 2.
Bishop tract: estimated cost 5000.
To R. Z. Mckee, 10 build a brick bunga-
low on lots and s. block 81, Franklin
Heights addition; estimated cost $500
To Jolly & Morris to build frame room
at 1905 Magoffin avenue:-estimated cost 500
Deeds Flied.
Lots in Alhambra Heights addition
William NJ Price. executor Of estate OF Will
lam Henry Hoey to William Price Hoey lot
Is. block s. Alhambra Heights addition: 81
and other consideration; Feb 6, 1915
Lot in Alhambra Heights addition-Will-
lam Price Hoey to W = Mari lot 10
block s. Alhambra Heights addition; consid-
Grafton $50 June /. 1915.
North side Of MADEIRA street, between
Crockett and Bowie streets-Ramon An
chondo TO Francisco Jauregui. lot 4. block
4. French addition; consideration 1880; June
15. 1918
West side Of Park avenue. between Savan-
nah and Frankfort streets-Altura Park
Realty company 10 Sarah Mckinney lots 20
and q. block 80, Altura Park addition: con-
sideration $500; May Is. 1915.
North side Of Memphis street, between
Courchssne and Martinez streets-John W
Phillips and wife to H II. Hilton, lots Is
and IL. block SIS. Altura Park addition; con-
sideration $500; June 10, 1915.
Lots in FL PasO Heights addition-El PasO
Heights Investment. company to VIII W.
Young Of Terrell county, Texas, lots q and
% block 81. Fl Paso Heights addition con-
sideration $40: April 1s. 1915.
West side Of Guadalupe street. between
Epson and Prospect streets-Birdie Kerr and
Sadie Kerr to c. A. kusinsky. east 30 feet
of lots T. g. 9 and 10, and adjoining north
20 feet OF the east 30 feet Of lot 9, block IS,
Sunset Heights addition; consideration $4,000;
May Il. 1915.
North side Of Grand View avenue and
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-17

west OF Rampant street-sol Franklin to
George ". sharp. lots 1. ?. and 4. block q.
Highland Park addition consideration $500;
April s. 1915
South side Of Durazno street between San
Marcial and Estrella streets-Lee H Orn-
dorff and wife 10 Marias MARTINEZ, lot /,
block IS. East FL Pas0 addition; considera-
ton $3.50: June Il. 1915
Automobiles Licensed.
s7O2-R- ]. Tighe. MS Terrace. five pass
enger Overland
s76s-George D. Kendall. 2Os Mesa ave-
S7O4-Southern Package & Delivery COM
pany. 12s North Campbell street; Stude-
baker delivery.
s705-Amatio Lopez Magnolia and Mar
tinez streets; five passenger Hudson
3706-GoIdoft Liquor company, 416 and
as South FL Paso street. Ford delivery.
s7Ol-J W Stafford. lily North FL Paso
street, five passenger Studebaker.
Licensed to Wed.
Jesse c. Ballard and Emma H Hoffman
Robt L. Holiday to Lille 7. Moore.
Deaths
Manuel Perea. so Stanton street. June 10,
aged one year, burial Concordia cemetery.
John a. Chapen. 1900 Ohio street. June Is.
aged S6 years; burial Concordia cemetery.
June 16.
Jesus Perez. local hospital June Il aged
IS years: burial Concordia cemetery June 10
Jesus Herrera. 500 Santa Fe street. June
Is. aged IS years. burial Concordia cemetery
June Is.
June IS. aged eight days burial C0ncordia
cemetery June Is.
Rafael vasquez Isl Leon street. June IS.
aged two years; burial Concordia cemetery
June 16
To Mrs Rafael Sanchez 200 Tays street.
June Is.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-17
SHOE FACTORY
FOR EL PASO
Eastern Concern Investi-
gates and Is Pleased
at the Outlook.

An investigation into the possibilities
OF establishing a shoe factory in II
Paso has been going on for the past
three days by representatives OF a
large shoe concern that controls a
string OF factories in the east The
representatives Of the company were
induced to come here through the ef-
forts OF the joint immigration bureau.
The name Of the shoe factory is being
withheld until the investigation IS com
pleted-
The only disadvantage in the estab-
nshment Of factory here, according
fact that freight rates on raw mate
rails are rather high It Is stated,
however. that this would not prove any
great hinderance TO the establishment
OF a factory here The two repre-
sentatives were shown over the FL
Paso Milling company to see how the
Mexican labor handled the rather in
tricate wood turning machinery. They
expressed themselves as highly pleased
with the prospects OF an excellent Ia
Dor field. believing that all Of the ma
chinery required could be handled BY
Msxicans.
The factory here, II it is established,
will be more for the output of rough
material than for the manufacture OF
finJ shrssL It is pointed out that.
with peace in Mexico, the demand for
rough SHOES throughout northern Mex
leo VIII be sufficient In itself to war
rant the building OF plant. The min
ing territory of Arizona and New Mex
leo will also furnish a large demand
The nearest factory Of the company to
this section is now located in st. Louis.
The representatives of the company
left for the east Wednesday, and, il
is stated. will make a favorable report
regarding the FL Paso proposition
It IS considered very probable that
work on the construction OF a modern
shoe factory viii begin here in the
early fall
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-17
ALTA VISTA HIS
THE BILLBOARDS
Club Asks Council to Extend
Restrictions; Wants
Fire Station.

Alta Vista wants the binboards re-
moved from that district. At the meet
ing of the Alta Vista Improvement
club Wednesday night. Crawford Har-
vie. the president Of tie club. was ap-
pointed as chairman Of & committee to
call on the mayor and the city council
and have Alta Vista included in the
district in which billboards are pro-
hibited.
The present billboard ordinance ex-
tends only as far as Cotton avenue on
the east and the members Of the Alta
Vista Club voted unanimously to have
the new ordinance which is being
drawn to restrict the erection Of bill
boards, to include the northeastern sec
ton. The Alta Vista residents also
wish to have those which have been
erected in their district removed
Want Fire Station.
The Alta Vista club also wishes q
The city is now considering erecting
another fire station in the northeastern
part OF the city and a request will be
made to the council that the proposed
new fire station be erected some place
IN the Alta Vista section A commit
tee composed Of n. G. Corbin, David
Mcknight. J. z. Benton. A H. Ander-
son and Crawford Harvie was appoint
ed to meet the city council and urge
the needs Of Alta Vista for a fire sta
ton. o.
Flood Water Control.
A request to this city council and
county commissioners that Stevens ave-
nue. be paved from Alameda avenue to
Bliss street will also be made. A COM
mittee composed Of Dr. q. n. Thomas,
W E. HurxthaI and =. J. Zabriskie
was appointed to see the commission
ers and council The city WIl also be
asked TO pave Cebada street, Tn-z4fta
Vista, before the summer rains start,
as the property owners have mich
trouble each year because Of the
damage to property from the flood
waters which flow down from the
mountains.
A committee from the club viii meet
with the school board Monday night
to present the CLAIMS OF Alta Vista for
a $780, addition TO the school build 4
ing, to include an auditorium where
public meetings may be held This !
committee is composed of r. B. Orn-
dorff, Glenn Moore and Crawford Har- |
vie.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-17
REV. CASPAR s WRIGHT
TO BE COLLEGE VICE PRESIDENT

Rev. Caspar S. Wright pastor Of the
First Methodist church Of Houston and
formerly pastor Of the Trinity Metho-
dist church of El PasO. has accepted
the vice presidency Of the Southern
Methodist college university OF Dallas
and viii take up his new duties at the
beginning Of the first years work in
September
Rev. Mr. Wright was offered the
place as vice president Of the new
Methodist university when the position
was created He hesitated about &C
cepting il, but upon the solicitation Of
his friends over the state. he consented
10 take the place and viii be the first
vice president Of the university.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-17
COST OF LIVING HIGHER
THAN EVER BEFORE. REPORT

Washington, D. c, June 1.-THE cost
Of living is higher than ever before in
the United States as far as government
statistics show. and are increasing each
year. In 1914 the years cost Of filling
the market basket OF the average
workingman's family was 1888 higher
than it was in 1913, and S60.43 higher
than in 1907, calculating on relative
price figures announced by the federal
bureau OF labor statistics as a result
Of its most recent investigation Of re-
tail prices
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-17
CHLDRENS DRESSES, SPECIAL AT 49c

Dainty styles of gnghams and percales in checks,
laids and plain eolors all neatly trimmed for girls
to IA years old, sold regular at 79c. Special
Basement Price .49c each
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-17
NEW SECRETARY OF STATE
RELATIVE OF Ell PASO

Robert Lansing. acting secretary Of
judge A G. Foster. Mr.. Lansing is a
sOninlaw Of John ". Foster. former
secretary Of state, who is an uncle Of
the FL Paso man.
Mr.. Lansing has never been IN FL
Paso but judge Foster visited his uncle
and cousin in Washington when he was
there three years ago.