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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-17
GRADE SCHOOL MEET
AT Y NEXT THURSDAY

Coach Hrrrerf 81. Roc of Che Rock
Island E0EH school and Physical u.-
rector tIrreff rE fre s. ". e.. g. VIII
stage srafc school track meet next
THURSDAY afternoon. beginning or &
o'clock .r f.e N gymnasium. The
contestants win be divided into fVo
CLASSES. 8 and o. The minimum
weight fr- fr- class 8 BOYS vui be
II5 pounds vhtr fF~ class b youths
su have zoo up tre beam o.. ii5
pounds or under The class a events
arc 81 follows. fI yasI dash. i1'-Tari
cash. high jump. shot put and relay.
atIf~ tr~ class "a events are 5'-yari
Dash -Eart dash. EIEr jump. 500
V-rt run 1r RELAY race
Tr~ 6rfrr-rlars baseball tournament
uIff take place on Monday. Tuesday
rrf Wednesday nights ~ next wees.
instead o. game 2sek az was orr
iE.aauv planned by Coach Roe
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-17
ACTION OF
PAVING CONCERN
Decision Of Iua=r Ern.ay e. Thought
step Toward. Settlement hy
Wriinr umrial..

~r decision o. rafz- Ramsay
e-... ras.slzsa tt- GrHa-rr- fI-s b.
... . a. wr.a- .s considered by
a~.-rs rf rrrr r.fr as having brought
.rea nearer rr o. Ferrf-me1r v.fE ftT
EHrHer Asphalt company and frr Nn-
r.#ra surety company De- remains
for ra- paving company Fool du one ~
rerre rfrirEs. make o. rrftIFurrf. Ole
on .-rr.Ersr .1 tEr pleas made. or
.srrH rr arresf f. fFr appellate .1lrf.
rra decision OF 1HlFe Ramsay E
SUCH decided victory Tor Hatur that
s .s seaHes. fre Barber company asI'f
.us 1850 question or on aurr.-
rsrr For rrr company fr .srr5 a1
appeal f1 fE- appellate court EDuId
o. rseaHtEE a sr~Er r.ss Should 're
er.9r r11~' eater Judgment for
SEQ 900 ana ere appellate court sHF-
rr.r .F rF~ frfEr~~r aps'f stand
Urrr.s 90 v1'iEr favor O settle
-err AZ rrr-sf rH faF appellate
eas-r rsHff mean delay of tUn
rra-e Tho efr sT-ss fr have Flf-
r--~r street rTpav-s srf such a
serr..erEr Era.t b~ acceptable
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-17
CHANGE WAYS OR
LEAVE THE U. S. A.
Russians Ordered 10 Care for children
sr Csurf wni order Their
Deportation.

war.i.su Soryft1~skI. Russian
lvias 90 1919 Second avenue. Moline.
musr give hif rrulrcr "a aeeert up
bringing or h=. vith bis Eifc and
frter ru1rEFtr-E 9ll hr trporfet
Judge s. =. Larson Impressed this up
on the Earytslaski family when De
declared E-vraF-rId Louis a depend
ra. ehud and appointed M-s. Rose
salisbury. Moline police uatrnu ua-
iron. 60 guardian
Inc Judge fHrs fhH action after
f=sfHmrrr Eat shown chat far little
fellow. u.rerrI-saeTE gulTrsifed
chap had been forced tn alta ir the
support HF fEr family hF turning
rrusr Night after riEbf during
che bitter aIrfrr. Witnesses testified.
rHrF had seen tHr fa.FFrnE ltffIr BODY
standing r come doorway shelter as
late as ff o'clock. attempting 90 dis
pose Of H.e papers.
His r.Hahir pishf sET sufficient 90
arouse the srmrsfrirE rf many pass
e-s- bF and GRE r.rsr.E. dimes aud even
larger coins found their HaE .uto thc
.fffr fstnEH pockets.
Inquiries 90 proved rFnf fr" boy
vas afraid t1 GO homo RitanEf amy
money and chat when fr d.I arrive he
was regularly mon v.fa o. E-aspiug
hand and aar nightly whipped
The court Instructed flr family 90
COO tina. fhe chap IF NOT on Che streets
later trar q 3. m and that mo- IF sent
ra school regularly. so present tho
hn~ attends o. r1-1ef'ai school now
and then. Several dave ou- 1f the
2ers te e kept from E.s classes 90
sou papers
While Louis was 800 the county court
rae frf. OF "a verdict of $500 Tor iu-
urs fa a.. brother Joe Was being
fought ont .r fHs branch circuit court
Joe vas run over hg o. Milwaukee
train .H September. 1918 and was xiv
on tho verdict mentioned when his
trial VAS heard dgrirr the January
term Attorneys argued on O. motion
Tor rrs trial. e.. J. Searls representing
Earrfrnassl ardu u.s. s. Me.sr APP
rrarirE Cor rHe road
Judge g. Co., Ramsay has taken the
arguments under adviEcmeut
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-17
YUMA.

Miss Edith Cox and sister visited
last week with Miss Rose Scarf.
Vivian Nicholson. who attends the
Moline high school. spent several DAYS
with her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
$ s. Bcal
Mrs. Gertrude Nicholson Of Moline
visited last week with relatives and
friends
N-. and Mrs. sheldon Mumma. Miss
Minnie Wainwright and Mrs I'd.
Wainwright were business callers in
Moline Tuesday.
Mr.. aul Mrs. CLYDE Wake and Miss
Hazel wainwright were in Port BY
ron Saturday.
Mrs. Netrs Dake has been IN for
several days
Harold Bremen. son or AR and
Mrs Charles Bremen. is III with the
mumps.
Pruda Schafer Of Port Byron acad-
cmy is the latest pupil % have the
measles and Is having serious trouble
gith her eyes and throat
The yuma Aid society met with Rev.
and Mrs Ball al the ~. r. parsonage
in Hillsdale Thursday afternoon At
which there was a good attendance.
The next meeting will be with Miss
Goldie Waithers.
Air. and Mrs. oliver Eckstrom were
business callers IN Moline Tuesday.
William Nicholson went 10 Chicago
on business Wednesday.
Miss Dollie Brandt OF Port Byron is
spending few days here with rela-
tives and friends.
Miss kathryn Sawyer. state secre-
tary and organizer OF the young peo-
pies branch OF the W c. T L. will
speak al Hillsdale Saturday evening
and at yuma Sunday morning. Miss
Sawyer is experienced in the work
and viii be very interesting 10 hear.
All young people are invited TO attend
and help organize a branch al Hills
dale and yuma.
Fourteen pupils were absent from
Osborn school Friday, being either i'll
with measles or being members in
families where other members were
having them.
Vienna Numma. who has been so
seriously ill with measles. is now able
10 be about the house
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-17
COMMISSION MEN
WILL HOLD RALLY
rtass FsvsrinE Present Fsrn q t.s,-
frrmFuf On usi.ur VIII tsssm-
be risudaf FteninE.

Supporters Tf fss eaur. ss.Hr form
~ sr=-HrrHF .1 vHHr~ u.T hold q
macs ~eTf5rE ar v1reav evening .a
'r- Leetr tEtessE Chairs wtff F~
glazed .H frr store rT1r vacated bF
rr~ sles.e~ gr1.EirE COMPANY The
reeEes fol sHsas1~rd sF tET O. men
who mrs fr fse eifF BALI ard made
r.ass f1r a sFirsuias campaign dur
sE rsr lass fsa DAYS before thT rfee-
tHr so arro1~~rmrrF ts made as 90
sfa $500 D. ere speakers 9f ere rv~r-
EE
reese eFaes.ss ere rrrrr6 ssi1a form
OF Fat~FErlraF viff t15t sssss meet
res erie et~asus lr tEr Wo'irs theatre
rerr asaHaHee thT EafherlrE as a
cred tas arsir ttTrfitF rf speakers
is a1- made kaewu The m~-g.aE ~!
open az
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-17
SCEPTIC TANK FOR
FARM DISCUSSED
fnhrmAry temnittss q Bcard 81 >u-
p@rsissrs Nakes Inspection
Trip 20 Sntis-
40 rKoHLtN y sTRIors
waste Natter Nov Drains over Land
>arraunain< Institution Re
tfsf T. Nscsssary.

,f-ns-rs % ere iafrnary commit
Gee 90 enc tasr4 % supervisors. con-
posed % s. q WriEat. RseS Island .
9es-.-s -anbsr. 2feuss. ard Paui
vaesvr-fr. Esrzf. msls q TRIP ~ iu-
ssees.1z T~stsflaV af'sTro1a 90 fHr
srar.r fses 81 ere Rock ts.ard shops
ar rts
no .amrtff=~ is .rtesHEafirE Che
ssrssHTfr Of INSTALLING n s,mt'ar
plant sr ere eoas'F Term o. fs said
r.ss ono ftsros.fias of srusEr AZ The
.s.fer.er rsr become a serious prob
aa rrF assF~ natter noe traias
over Goo farms f.fruar4taE
GrafIE Es~ CAmerer septic AJAX
.aHUarr ~ CHICAGO aEe ar.tFFr o.
reaT.rr r1 fr- rsrFr~. aHt F uas rs-
Herer f.ar .E- raes aHgt rr .a fHs
rarle1I ~ f-nH 81 n#H rs g. goo
T.- errlr- sserH Eel fH rr ssTr a
H .se.s. rrrr rrr ~HHrfe r1sFl
s1ef rrHH~ arEr WFlars-
.e. Hfr-~ere-
Pas 1isf ta fa-m-
committee scot fH
rre a-r .H TEarr.aF and
Hrrre .H re- -rrrsHr Ht ESQ rra
concrete clos rrH fH- ~-rs0-.rE nf
..a #a.r barn sac r1re1 AH OF fFr
a... r~ complete. s5fE-
r.- ErtT 600 EFrfs.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-17
C. A. LMDENsTRUTH
ANSWERS LAST CALL

AFTER an tiiH~ss - rinr DAYS Ei'h
pss4m9Hfs. Gustav A. tAnesustruth
f1s ssarv V~srs = raiiiWrtFht employ
81 b. ere Rock Island sash a. Door
worss died thfs Afternoon a. ssfs a.
h's home. @-es Fifth and a half ave-
rue
Sc uss born 90 Germany June 7s.
1855 ant uh~u siN weeks % age vas
br1gEht Co this country by MS par
~afs NJ ard Mrs. Phiiip Linden
st-uft Fnr Years fhe family home
vas az Oshkosh. Wts. Aug p. ISIS
NJ Linfsusfruth Was united IN mar
Rage 60 Miss Della pebauer seven
teen fea-s aEo ~ came 20 Rock L.
lard Three children survive. Gus
'av. Norwood Ohio otto. ard Mrs
Meta MoberE. both q Rock Island.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-17
REYNOLDS.

Ha-rV Miiistf % Moline visited sun
day atfh home folks.
A number % young people from
Aiedo attended services a. the Bap-
tist church SUNDAY night
Miss Dorothy Fridicy % Rock Is
land visited 20 Reynolds SUNDAY
Sasannah Johnston - 900 with tho
measles.
\ son was born "a MI and Mrs. lie
Roy keii April 10.
Mrs. Oscar Perry vas in Rock Is
land SATURDAY.
James wiEai VAS in the tri-eities
MONDAY
Arthur SWartcut % Hiilsboro. Iowa.
vas IN this village on Tuesday.
James Markey was in Rock Island
on Tuesday.
The puhiic dance given IN the opera
house Saturday evening Vas well at
tended wrixon's orchestra from
Rock Island furnished the music OF
the evening.
Little Helen CLARK was delightfully."-
surprised on Tuesday when a number
% her piaymates came en- To help her
celebrate her nth birthday Games
we're PLAYED. after which refreshments
acre served. Helen was the recipient
- many nice presents.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-17

iss. year vii - as-1 A. - s-9 %
tt~ srroof year rrkeegis fzs schools
sarinE tz~ sIsEsss average % Eans-s
Non wiIi - AWARDED banners
Era~r wu - -4aE~ 20 have q tear
f-aez Esss w1tfr~ tafs pa-t m 80
raersle bail Easles. osa~r1rts~ q rth
30 s~e~sssrg faar or~ ~ fe~ s~frr 70
Us.r SAFE eEre wFrs
ire rirls rtI slsF fss.r Ea=-s os
r-azar aF--rross AZ f-~ Close ~
sessaf sert.7-r arf fr tert Ei r.sr
es-a-sar zaurs -a sra-f or $3.50 ~
tee@4r fnus rr aeaa POD.
rsa-t s-sE .s-r. rrs
Friszr. april -
E-estr- gel frrtrE ar i~rF
gHar re era-t-r ff Hrf,.-.~F.
rr-- rs ga~ ss oErrr
FrhsrI. fpri ~
sa Hs g-arF ss sr.eseF
f4er rr ueerfr ss Tefe
ree vi a-f sF LIsests
Frfar. Nsf 3.
#s WH-
sa-rs.E eF Hs-
saH urf rs ..-aHr
Frefav- vav 60
arr sr
f I.e.er
.rF
F-faT. Way 90.
. sH
sr. a. H.er.r
frzr. wr1 90
.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-17

condition al Twenty-;hird street and
Fourth avenue yesterday morning
Armstrong explained that he had had
only three drinks % whisky and must
have been Goped- His case vas dis
missed
= Webster % Matherviile III. and
John School. from nowhere in partie-
ula-. we're arrested yesterday after
noon on a charge ~ drunkenness
Both we're given two hours 20 get ont
% town this mo-uinE.
TIE case ~ ~ Kelly. charged with
assault and batter vas continued
again % April g Kelly Fas arrest
81 or complaint % D. ". Hearn.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-17
INVITED
TO VISIT PLANT
New Pump ut Moline waterworks Has
Been Given Final Test and All
improvements Completed.
ASH THE PEOPLE TO PASS ~ JOB
Accusations Of Anti-CommiSsionites
Left for the Pubiic's Decision
BY OmcialS.

Invitation vas today extended 70
The public OF Moline 10 visit the water
works plant Of that city for the pur-
pose OF inspecting Improvements late
D. completed. The improvements.
made possible by the people OF Mo
line when they voted bonds 90 give an
eHrient cts water system in place OF
the rundown system left the city by
the aIdcrmanic form Of government,
have been declared failure by the
rfi-cauuiisvfauifes. The commission
ers now ask the public 10 visit the
pumping station a. the foot of Seven
tcenth street and see FOR themselves
what has been accomplished. The sta
ton was open 90 inspection today.
VIII b. tomorrow and for all time 20
come.
Pump l. Accepted.
The biz EppiuE-Jarpcnrer pump has
received ts final test and has sur
passed the demands % the city. Final
tsstInr oT the pump and the applios-
ton % "a Few buckets OF paint TO the
Interior OF the water pumping station
u.ss tho last thing on the program Of
rsrons trIctinE the city water system
Assertion made by those opposed
20 tho commission form Of government
in Moline were recognized for the
frrt time TODAY by a city official OF
that city when he stated that the
commission asks the people TO visit
The pumping station and see for them
selves the condition or affairs. Re
rardinr the stsndpipe on the hill he
stated thar the big tank has been in
use Tor rs months. contrary 20 the be
Hef OF many and the statements Of
certain leaders OF the anti-commis-
sion movement In time of need of
high water pressure on the blum, the
tank has furnished that pressure. But
although intended purely for an
emergency proposition. since its com
plctior ir has been found that IL can
also be- used as a coal saver, and there
has been many DAYS and nights when
not q pump was IN operation AZ the
city pumping station and the people
~ the city were getting their entire
water supply-al;houEh they did not
Saow it, from the tank on the hill.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-17
DAVID GOLDSTEIN IN
SOCIALISM LECTURE

David GoIdsteiu OF Boston. one Of
Tho lecturers who is touring the
nation under the auspices of the
KNIGHTS OF Columbus. will speak
af the Empire theatre the eve
ming OF April IS Allouez council
Knights az Columbus. has charge Of
the arrangements for the affair. Mr..
Goldstcin on this occasion will pre-
sent the principles and practices Of
Christianity In contrast 90 those OF
socialism. His lecture viii he free
90 the public
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-17
LODGE NOTES

Hi0fassau EF0iT1 held biz ccre-
mnuiai last evening at Masonic tenn
pie Davenport one hundred mem
frfs from Rock Island. Joined by a
similar number from Moline went in
a foiv fn the Eafh~rinF. being met 81
tH~ ferry landing hv fhs Ern'to hand
and escorted tn che temple 4 han
gurt AIS served o. $3.50 attended by
about 200. Following this a large
class OF candidates was initiated i'm
eiudlrE three from this citv.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-17
LUTHERAN
CALLS REV. MR.. HENRY

Congregation OF the Emmanuel Luth-
e-an church of Moline ar a meeting
last evening sanctioned the call TO the
Rev. O. s. Henry 90 Des Nio.ues. which
was extended by the church board
Rev Mr. Henry is a graduate OF Au-
=IsTaus college and he has had 70
wears experience IN the pulpit. His
wife Is q former Moline girl
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-17
POLICE NEWS

Frank Johnson. arrested last night
- o1se~r Sullivan. vas sentenced TO
serve 20 DAYS IN the county jug hy
Acting Magistrate Schroeder 90 a dis
son has been or a prolonged spree.
fotr ATnstruuE. civil ~ar veteran.
$50 claims MarshsiitoEn. Iowa. A.
1ls h0szs. wAs picked - u = helpless
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-17

To teach rife shooting a Japanese
has invented crosH-how with rife
1Lock. GlxEeE and s-Ehis.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-18
Two BANKS IN MEXICO CITY
HAVE CONCESSIONS ANNULED

Official advices with Mexican consul
Andres G. Garcia in Fl Paso. under
date OF Thursday morning. declare that
the government concessions to two
Mexico City banks have been Cancelled
because of lack of sufficient reserve
back Of their paper money issue FL
Banco NaciOnal and the Bank Of Lon
don and Mexico are declared to have
the full legal reserve behind their is
sues
The telegram received by the consul
late here. relayed from Mexico City by
way Of NeracruZ, read as follows
The government bank commission
yesterday November 10 Cancelled the
concessions Of Fl Banco de Hidalgo and
FL Banco de Guerrero, which institu-
lions were found guilty OF issuing notes
in excess of the legal specie reserve.
The total amount of currency issued
by both was 1900 600 pesos, while total
reserves of both were 100000 pesos
"El BaucO NaciOnal and the Bark
Of London andS Mexico. the leading
financial Institutions Of the republic
were found to have the full legal spe7
Gle behind these issues"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-18
JUAREz GARRISON IS OFFERED
AMNESTY BY CEN. CARRANZA
Villa Soldiers Promised Immunity From Molestaton
They viii Desert in Procl amation Issued Thursday
Morning; Carrana Cole tor Of Customs Arrives
in Ell Paso to Wait for His Office in Juarez

NARRANZA government plans to ef-
feet a turnover Of the garrison at
Juarez are being brought TO
head rapidly. With the issue OF a proc
lamation Thursday morning to villista
soldiers opposite FL Paso. and the ar
rival here Of the de facto governments
collector Of customs for the post Of
Juarez, everything is declared to be in
readiness for the assumption Of bust
ness across the river
Santiago Gonzalez Y Casavantes, ap-
pointed collector Of customs for the
port Of Juarez, by Carranza authorities
in Mexico City, arrived in FL Paso We'd
nesday afternoon and went direct to
the Mexican consulate Thursday morn
ing saw him in conference with consul
Andres G. Garcia General amnesty is
offered TO the Villa garrison Of Juarez
through an official declaration made
public Thursday morning by the Next
can consulate in this city, many copies
OF which have been sent for distribu-
ton among the Villista troops on the
south side of the Rio Grande. Trans
pOrtatiOn to their homes is offered Villa
troops
Secret agents Of the Carranza gov
eminent are stated to be still operating
on the Viuista soil in upper Chihuahua
state. and, with the example set by the
extension Of amnesty to all in upper
Sonora who found themselves allied
with Villa, the campaign to win over
the strategic railroad junction point Of
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-18

Juarez, as the key to the lines Of COM
munication with the south and south
west, is being pushed vigorously.
Proclamation of Amnesty.
The proclamation issued Thursday
morning to the "Villista soldiers in
arms on the border" for the first time
including amnesty propositions for the
garrison Of J - ~ez and its immediate
vicinity, reads - follows
The Mexican consul. authorized by
the first chief of the Consututionalist
army, charge OF the executive power Of
the nation. in view Of the desire to
avoid the continuance Of the useless
struggle which the Villistas have I'M
dertaken against the COnsututionalist
army, offers as it has been offered in
other parts of the nation. full and COM
plete amnesty to all those soldiers who
find themselves still in the ranks OF
the socalled COnventionist army. and on
crossing to this side OF the line, and
Giving up their arms. they will be cared
for by representative Of the consulate
and their transportation arranged to
their homes, so that they may retire
from military activities and 90 home
ready TO work and contribute 70 the up
building and tranquility OF the country,
which is at the present time the ideal
of the Constitutionaiist government, and
the Indispensable basis upon which to
found q solid and durable peace
Come then, all Mexicans who through
error or force have been following the
disastrous flag OF Villa, and reunite
yourselves to the Constitutionalist gov
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-18
VnIistas Claim sam Luis POtOsl

eminent to conserve a strong and re-
spected nationality.
Andres c. Garcia. Consul"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-18
Of BLANGO
IS IN BALANCE

Laredo. Tex. Nov. 1s.-Carranza mill
tary authorities at SaltiIlo. Mex, are
holding daily conference with Gen.
Carranza in an effort to determine
what disposition shall be made of Lucio
Blanco. formerly a general in the villa
Carranza army but who, after the
Aguas Calientes convention evacuated
Mexico City with EulaiO Gutierres and
refused to fight for either the villa or
Carranza faction and disbanded his
army. BlancO later was arrested and
taken to Torreon where he is now in
carcerated-
SaltillO reports indicate one faction
Of the military authorities demands the
death Of BlancO. while another demands
that he be liberated with a reprimand
because Of his previous service to the
COnstitutionalist cause
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-18
NOGALES URGES ACTION
In CASE AGAINST CONSUL

Washington, D. c. Nov. Ex-senator
Henry F. Ashurst of Arizona again
" ednesday brought to the attention
of the state department charges by
Nogales citizens that GustavO Padres,
CarranZa consul at NOgales, Ariz-, was
implicated in Mexican raids into Amer
lean territory.
mayor Mix. Of NOgales, asking that
the attorney general send a special
agent Immediately to investigate the
case and declaring that the full proof
of the charges in the consuls hand
writing was available
No action has been taken by the
government.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-18
ALL ENTERING MEXICO MUST
HAVE CARRANZA PASSPORTS

Galveston. Tex, Nov. 1S.-Instruc-
items received at the Mexican consulate
here from the foreign office Of the de
facto government Of Mexico state that
hereafter all persons desiring to enter
Mexico must have passport issued by
cOnsuls Of the CarranZa government
II is understood the order is directed
primarily against Mexicans who might
be considered undesirable by the Car
rama authorities. All CarranZa con-
suls Will issue passports without
charge, il was stated
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-18
Used Whenever Quinine is Needed
nne. Mt AEEeet HI. Had

Because of its tonic and laxative effect
LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE will be
found better than ordinary Quinine for
any purpose for which Quinine is used
Does not cause nervousness nor ringing
in head. Remember there is only one
"Bromo Quinine." Look for signature
OF E W Grove. 5c.=Advertisement-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-18
INDIANS RAID LOS MOCHIS;
FIVE FOREIGNERS KILLED

TopolobamDo. Sin. Nov. 1S.-FOur
Americans and one British subject were
reported killed in a Mayo indian raid
on Los AIochis, Sinaloa. headquarters OF
the United Sugar companies The raid
was reported by refugees arriving here
to seek protection on board the United
States gunboat Annapolis Thirty-three
were taken on board American civil
ians here Immediately organized out
posts and patrols to guard the town
1t was said the United Sugar COM
pany's properties were looted
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-18
GOV. CANTU SENDS SECRET
MESSAGE TO EEN. OBREGnn

Calexico, Calf, Nov. 1S.-Capt Ar
turo de SarachO. a member Of Gen. Al
varO Obregon's staff. left here today for
NacO. Sonora. with message from Es-
teban Cantu. Independent governor Of
the northern district Of Lower Califor-
MIA. to Cen ObreEon. Neither Can't
Saracho nor Gov. Cantu. at his head
quarters in Mexacal. opposite here.
would divulge the contents Of the mes
sage.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-18
$500 CARRANzA TROOPS
To START WEST FRIDAY

Houston. Texas. Nov 1S.-Twenty-
thee hundred CarraAza troops are TO
be removed from Eagle Pass. Texas.
to Douglas, Ariz- il was learned from
the Southern Pacific offices here. It
is understood the Mexicans viii start
west Friday.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-18
BULLION AND 200 WOUNDED
NIIIISTAS REACH NRGAEES

Nogales, Ariz., Nov 1S.-Nine car
loads OF bullion. said to be worth
reached Nogales, Son, Wednesday from
Cananea-