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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-08-07

herbei uno oie Sroll lpuroe ans
llfer gebro6t. Mcgopiib pllroe
nidt permiBt. 5iiaf5ebn Minlltel
lpater ltieBert einiee Sdipimmer ge-
gen einen aorper. beu iie aus Dem
@aiier 5ogell. 3u ibrem Gritanlle1t
laben tie, bob WcSapii6 ertrunscn
NOR. ct ltoi1o I'M Sitter bon 80 Sat-
rem nro itamnte ans Widiean.
&eute moreen Dor Sogesall-
brudl, als ser Soften u1to Better.
Bagen 90. 1 bon einern 6eller 5u=
rildfam, lief Der @agen Dor Scrt.
lerg's 2aoen on Ser Souiton Circle
anf ben Seitenipcg, nobel elmer ser
lllllgeil Wallner alf bem Nagen Na-
mems Siemalna beruntergeihlelioc1f
nno 10 i6mer perlebt mlroe, oaB sic
@lnoen init ilelift Stidelt 5ltaei:GIjt
ioeroen muBten. Mllh Ser Seitemueg
lnllroe arg 5ugeri6tet.
Sic aegler oes g. u. 8lril=
@ereill beeeben iif niorgelL Sehr=
tag, gum @egenteiuh oas 0orti9en
&eeler Clubs, Der Dor einieen $50
den bier mar nod 5rieoribsbure
6ranf @ieoler mo Sssacob @5
ramopib baden oiegrflarung abgege=
Zen, amerifaniide 8iirger meroen gu
ippllen.
Ser ilelte Sduliuperintenoenl,
Trof. Charles Meef1 lit nit ieiner
Samilie bier eingptroffen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-08-07
Marim Worfi iiber 9entidjlanb.

gor Ginger 3eit bat Miarim @or-
Fl in elmer Observation-Disclosures
M Mosfau ungefabr folgenoes iiber
0cntihlnno uno Die 0eutiden aus
eefilbrt: .Sentidlouo miilien mir
ohten. Gentidlano lit elm bel(cs
9ono, Die COME fam in ieoen Win-
fel bineinideinen uno nirsenos fin
Get iie llnrat. Die oeutideu Sdlllell
iino Die 8lan5itdtten oes oeiitiden
@eoonfens. unb Geutiflano G1i
Ineummnl mebr Sdnilen nls @liBlanb
Die @ilienidaft lit ieoem 5ugdnglifl
ieoem. Der lernen milf, mo o1e mol
len lie %lernen, borum lino lie aat
6lrdorimgen bon Dem oeuti6en Sc
oanfen- Ger 9eltife bot Ole gan5t
@eIt ouf frieoIide @eiie crobert
uno Der iebiee arieg ideint MIR eir
Troteit gegen Die frieolide grobe
lung 81 fem. Geutihfanos @iIien
ifait heberridt uniere llniperiitdtcu
reatides anpitnl bout nnlere @ne.
neIt. oeittide SnonItrie boilte nnierI
Wdihinerl mir baben oeutIhe Glcf
trisitdt gebabt, uno oeutihc aauf
lelttc reatiIierten ben rniiiidcn San
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-08-07
6reie Yrefe idr seras: 5onmbtuo I. angul 1915.

Del. Ger 8eutiAe fennt sen ruiiii6en
@eift better ols Der Gulie ielbIt uno
fii6rt leilten aantpf gegen Die G1md.
den. 6raqt Elm oeutides S6ulfilio
rod Solltq na6 0oitoiensfi, nady
Fniffin nno @ogol - es faln eudj
&ntiport geben. 5ragt Die Gulien
nod eltren 9idtern nno Genfern,
RE meiiten fperoen idipeisen. Deutiu).
lono bat fir feline 9enfer fem 5ibi-
rien. Garum fonnte ii1 Der oelit.
l1e Geilt 81 elmer olles bel6attenoen
@r0Be entfulten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-08-07
MIltrIti..

SubH \. McSaurIt, frliDcr
YiinDcsienator bon SiiosGarolind,
mnd)t Dem Y~raiioeuten WiIion oe1i
Dorid)lag. fir Ole &egierung 9,
100000 Vollan 9almrmoIle all5ufu.,
rem, Inn Die @~erteioigling oes Gan.
oes ourd ~maiienbnfte Mnfertiglna
pom grpIoiipitoffen 5u it1rfen. Gil
dbnIid)es @eidldft, es banoeIt iidj
etenfnds nm 2,OO0,0OO ganen.
iiiod)tc er nit england smno ieinerl
Nerbiinoeten abiblieBen,
Ger Yoli5eirid)ter bot 5moli
alagen gegen MiIhb1noler pcgen
8erfnufs minoermertiaer Wild lie'
aergeidldeen, ole mnf Die alage es.
mioerten, oaB lie Die YtiId bon 6ar-
merll faufteil, in Der lleber3eiglung
DAB tie Den MISREPRESENTATION Seti.
aebalt bobe.
Nuf g%nfraee oes GoHntp 81
iananisudriers. Sod Sraier, bot oel
General Foitmeiiter m~ieOerbolt be.
Itatigt, oaB Elm @efdnanispdrter Oh:
Aed)t bot, Die a~bgebenoe nno einlau
fenoe Yoit zines @efongenen 5;
1ffr,eii uu6 aenntnis pom Snbolt j
nebneu, bod miB Die onourd} ent
fiebelioe @er8oeerliua III Der gbliefe
ring 10 fur5 mie moglid) iein.
SIN gdoeplos oes 5luiies lin
8rodenrioge Eorf lit Duncan Me
Topiib, aorporoI oes 3. aaoallerie
Meoinlents, ertrunfen. gr lfiuar.ll
init elmer 6raii III tiefemt @aiIer
ais Die 2ektere ploblih mn Sill
REF. Mit onoercm 9aoenoen elite e
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-08-07
Gdte SentidJe 6riess-gilSer nmurae,
i'm Mppal=S beatcr.

Ser e1ergii6en Setting oes GogAIl
Sbeaters tit es grlungeil, e1te belt
lbe ariegsbiloer ben 9eiud)ern oes
teliebten @onoelbiloer : @auies pvr.
fitbreii 5u fi1onen
9ieie giloer, ipelde nit @enehlui.
ailne oes Geniors bonn oeltihen &c
lleralitab a1gefertiat muroer, forrci1
bier mn einen Gag ge5eigt ipercell
morgen, Sonntag nnb lper e
ilioelid) -f1ad)en fam, ioIlte morpt,i
nod Dem Nopol geben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-08-07
Die gtsie.

Ser @1ittae ienet. Sic @a1iers 9lii6'n
Sic Sdume ouften l%inbengriitl.
Blumentpeibden I'M 9onnelbrano
Son Goien looert Der S~traBenrann.
8ruBer @eibbelt III @lnlt ulb Sibe,
Wttt Holenforb nnb 8~llimenipriBe.
9a = fern6er fommt Elm Siilderlpeb'nl
Sic Strabenbabnen bleiben ite6'n.
IS fOmnt elm @d1al. Gin arommels
<1d[nq,
@m roienroten ariegsiommeitaq.
9as aalbfeQ grollt. Sic 8felfe oelt.
Soloater fomtaen nts oem 55elo.
BON Mbenb Der. Mig @robeunad;i.
Sen Wor9en. Sn Die HuneniGlndt.
Dit fremoem 8lid bel Mari6miIif
Sn ltilen Nu9en nod Den arieg.
sic ftopfen bin Ser Maridtriit flluat
aif heiben baIenpen @lpGait.
Sebmfarbell Bart lulo Mteelidt
sSn lftllell Nltgell S6ladteuliht.
Sic Stirle tropft. Sic @ltrael feadt.
Won SdtpeiB Die aoppeleber fe,tdlt.
uno tauieno Iu9en eriiBen Idei.
Vie 9rn1te Woge lpogt borbei.
So flie9t nnb flammt ein MdoelarnR
Sem S~liigelrnanne Dor Ser, sslrs -
ssur cine Gpfe raf1 i'm @d6ipune
@on @aroeitiefefn ldJiper elm Sprlttla
Sin Hlid i'm @lieb = es barft ul,o fpil..f
Sic 5orlo, Die bod bic Goie i6ipiugt.
Ser Slii9elmom I'M aranen Sud-
Srinft olritig 1iiBen Ho5enriidl.
@r f6liirft ben Suit Ser guie efu
VIE eitlefl Srltnf. @ie rpte1 @eir.
llno reiht tie iiber bas @espebr
9ent Nebenttailn. Ser TIT luie er
lno oriidf tie III BEN Qanoipebrbart,
uilo eibt tic l%peiter. lder unb aart.
Sem Qeutuant eibt lie Ser seraeald.
&ent Sauptlnann iie Der &euicnailt ~
gs fpo9t iuie niIber @osenidpaa
9as grdiie Seer 5ltm SromnelidaG.
@on gbeno Der. 4us @rabennabt.
Sen Woreer. Sn Die Mmiienihfadt.
Die Stole alts oem griber Sane
Sic Stole alibt bon 6anb gu Sa1tb.
6dHs gr
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L.okdIes.
8anoiteu l1niuelen in Cameron
GpnntA.

SDlntg.
Gen S6ailotaten Ser nterifoniid,ell
sanoiten in Cameron Gonlttp iino
lreitere @erbreden, ltno idlinmere
als bsber bprgefolnnlell, l)ili5ugefiiat
lporoen. Sn Der @ege1to bon Saa
5ebdltian, eiilem tleinen Srte, 81
Weilelt norolib bon 8ropllsuille,
limo 5tDei ongeiebene Sarnaer, ser
iieb5igidbri9e q. g. Nuitin nlo iel.
36iabriger Sobn Charles, in ibrenl
6elnc eri6oiien moroeu, nofoem i6r
SanS gepliinoert mar. @ie Elm neltlt=
5ebniobriger ~junger Monn 9earllerls
Dtilaro, Der Miigen5eltee oes Got.
falls NOR, ioet, iiberfielen oie gel:-
olten ibn limo Die glrritin's, als H.
teim aornifolen morell lhleppien
lie ale orei nod Dem SauIe, pIiin.
eerfen Dies nno braften sic Nllltin's
Cam nod Dem 5elos, 100 tic lie er-
1foiien. es NOR cine regulare SIN
ridtling. Milaro mrroe nidts az
tD
'ssetoe getan nno er begriinoet oies
coinif, ouB er ei1em ser gauoi+cl;
fiir5lid 5ebn Collars gelieben bot.
Willard iagt, oaB inter Sen 9anri-
ten biele bon 0ieier Settle oes Gio
8raftoe fparen nno es lheillt tatiSG1
lid Dob Die oerbreheriiden gIemen
te I'M gountp ieIbit ons @auptfont:n=
gent 81 oieien gonoen lteaer. Iia
N%rrloronrlg Mullins NOR III erlter
Sinie Elm Maheaft Ser Morn mar
Der Hr1iioent elmer ,2aip ano Sroer
Seagaie@ nno Die Goipoies uno gor
often bobten i'm. Mait permutet,
oaB lie periud5en meroeil aud anfe-
re ailgeiebene @iirqer oe5 Columns
5ll ermoroen.
llngefabr cine balbe Stunoe Dor
Der Morotat .auf ser 9lultin'id1pu
Jariu, ipuroe Der 9aoen oes Saul
nldnns nno Boitmeilters $. s..
Mleranoer in San Sebaltian aepIiin-
bert. @nd @eIo, oos sur Yoitfoile
gebort, tpuroe mitgenomnaen. San
Sebnltian liegt ungefGbr cine Meire|
bon Der Ste1e entfernt, mo Dor eiui
gen Sasen Elm giienbobntreitle Act
tort nno alle S~elegrapber- unb q.
lep9onordbte oeridnitten muroen
Elm 8efpeis, ooB oieie 9nnoiten aulta
porgeben.
Mnf Die Nafridt BON oieien
Sdaiotaten bin lit iofort aupoleria
BON 6orlingell nod Seboifian Qes
fdyidt poroen, aid maften fid ST..
rift Nauli uno 0neeral Aoiutant
8uttings nit gepntp 5beriffs uno .
Managers BON Brownsville nortbln
unf. Npitere aapaderie malroe bon
'yropnsuiQe b~ingcianot. Mou i'll
hirter Der @anoioten fer, IS lit abet
fxa1liG, Oh man melfe BON ibi.,n
fdngen miro. Ger Bruoer oes einen
1l1lo 5pei anoere @ero1dtiae iino in
San Sebaitim perhaftet pornen. Sic
bnben eingeitanoen, oaB oie ganoi-
ten nod alloere nlgeiebcnc 9iireer
ocs Vo1tntD ermor0eli moIltsr. 3u
nafit Dolten ie Die groBe Mrmcn-
eio5 Nand), 5fpan5ig Meilen bon 6ar.
1ingeu entfernt, iiberfallen uno sen
@etriebsleiter oerielbeu, o. 6. Wfaps,
berauben nllo ermoroen. 81 bic
lem 3mede nollten tie iid in bend
fleineli Grte Mrropo perlammIer.
Dan miro MN periliden, oie ganoe
III NrroDo ab5ufallgen.
Grinaeiioe @eiude, NliIi5eu 3n
fd)idelL iino oil ben @ollperneilr o.
iotiot uoroeu. gr mar bisber iib.r
aie tdti1dIidenI TerbaItniiie oifen-
bar faI5d mlterridtet. General-No-
infant Sntd1ings iaat. er lift uter-
seuet oapon, oaB Der @oiibernellr
ipera cr Den 1atteltono erf1brt. EN-
@atailoH mobii MADDEN lalien miro.
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geItes Oel mo @oioIin crbGlt
man bon ser Slimp Oil So, 400
SIt.Gpmmerce ctr. Neiies Gel. era.
bis 2252. (Gn5)
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gau grlanbnisIdeine.

6. 81. Sans, @ohnbnus, Morth 8ros
5os Ctr; $40.
s. @olff. @nbait. @ber9recn StraBe;
$3.50.
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1uaun.tueae.
San antonin. 8sA Gents.
8nlpeitort 9eifern, 800 Gents
Gottonia,peH-prsSHft

San IntDuipr geE.r T. Mug. - 1915
Yrima CRUDE Cotton GeeI Oil. SIS
9erts pei @alIone
New yorf, z Hug Spot $3.50
lno $6.05; Iugult $685. nnb $3.50;
September, 1918 nnS $5.79; Sftober.
1919 rno 1881; Nobember, $685. uno
$5,6S; 9e5ember, $3.50 uno 1854;
Sanuar, 1888 unT 1888; Gebrltar.
$3.50 mo $5.9T, Mdr5, 1886 nts6
$5.97.
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Grapsp's Brlten frifdes Sleifd, &c
fliieeI, gier, grster, Broorffe. 8ubereis
tete SIeifHe n1r6 GdrGt@Gprten nno be-
tie Groceries grgdett 1851. 9eles Eel.
$40.
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gicb-Marft

Gan Nnionio. Ser. Z. Illa. 1915
Sdien $685. biz $3.50.
aii6e $3.50 Biz 1925.
@dlber $3.50 bis S7.75.
@nnen S4.65 bis $5.15.
Ct. 2clis, Z. Ping. 1915. Mi.t..
bieh. Seras @ieh, 1925 Biz $8.S5.
Smneinc S6.75 bis S7.65.
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@eaen outer Gier tefepboniert Sras
bis 1913. Meues Sci. S55. 4. q. Saeder,
(BboleIoIe.1
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-03
CAPLES VS.. WARD
CASE AFFIRMED
Supreme Court Sustains the
Holding of Court of Ap-
pealS in Ell Paso Case.

Austin, Texas, Nov. 3.-The supreme
court today affirmed the judgment Of
the eighth court OF civil appeals in the
case Of Margaret A. Caples, ct al.
against T. W. Ward, ct al. from FL
Paso county.
The trial court in this case granted
a temporary Injunction restraining the
sale under execution, Of the interest Of
Joseph A Caples, in certain real estate
Of his father
The court Of civil appeals reversed
the order Of the district judge and re-
manded the case, holding that Caples
had an interest The supreme court
today sustained the holding Of the ap-
peals court
After quoting the VIII. the court
says: we accordingly hold that Jos.
Caples took under the viii a vested
remainder in the residue estate 1t IS
capable of sale under execution sub
Jet to the life estate in Margaret A
Caples, and the exercise by her Of All
the powers conferred upon her under
the sixth clause Of the will, and to de-
termination Of the life estate"
Backus Case Affirmed.
The court Of criminal appeals today
affirmed the case Of T. c. Backus from
Ell Paso, appellant having been in
dicted on two counts, one OF forgery
and the other for knowingly having in
his possession a forged instrument with
intent Of passing same
He was convicted on the second
count and given two years in the peni-
Tertiary The court today held that
the evidence was sufficient to sustain
the conviction
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-03
FRIENDS THOUGHT
WOULD SURE DIE
Harry Alpem, President of
The Ohio Merchants Pro-
tective Association.

Plant Juice, the new herbal system
tonic, acts directly on the stomach. re-
STORES the system TO normal action,
causes the digestive apparatus to per
FORM ITS duty. resulting in an active
oralh' clear eve, sweet breath, clean
tongue, bowels regular. liver active.
ana restores the kidueys-in fact il
brings back health TO a poor, diseased
body.
Scores Of testimonials from different
people are on file. verifying the above
claims, one OF the latest received is
Jhat OF Ar. Harry Alpern. who resides
at No 1906 Pierpont Street. Cleveland
OHIO, and who is President of the Ohio
state Merchants Protective Association
ana IS very well known in that city.
He stated
q had stomach, bowel and liver
trouble for u years. 1 tried about
everything under the sun in the medical
Ine and half a dozen physicians treated
me Tor half dozen different diseases
ana 1 consulted a number Of the best
known stomach specialists in the
united states, but my condition grew
worse and l was not expected to live
much longer My weight had been re-
duced from 100 pounds to 105 pounds. I
was extremely nervous and could not
sleep at all at night Immediately after
using the second bottle Of Plant Juice
a wonderful change set in. I began
to get my color back: all of my alb
dominal distress disappeared as il by
magic and ravenous appetite over
took me- / now weigh more than I
ever did. having more than regained
every lost pound, can eat anything
and have fully regained my health
Plant Juice is sold i'm Fl Paso at
Kelly d Pollard's Drug StOre-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-03

~ a OWED deeply by news Of the
M death in Mexico City at the
= hands OF ruffians of his old
friend, Maj Agramonte, Mai John N
Burke was dilating upon the blessed
ness Of peace as he left FL Paso today
for Albuquerque TO further herald the
advent OF his old time associate, Buff
falo Bill. and the Sells-FIoto circus.
Mai Burke has been here a week meet
ing old time army friends. Talking Of
peace led him to discourse upon one
Americas Prayer for Peace which
is expressed by beautiful white-winged.
live horses as the star actors. with Old
Glory 10 impress the national attitude
the strains Of the Star Spangled Ban
ner to inspire the soul. and live doves
flUttering over and lighting on the
standard typical as Of old as messen-
gers OF universal amity, the white
horsess white draped cavaliers. and
white doves give the Interpretation,
StatuesQuely, as If they were chiseled
from marble, by the art of some great
sculptor The horses are said TO kneel
and pose with striking Eracefulness.
holding their heads, appealing toward
heaven, the doves alight on the flag
starr; young women cosCumed as cava-
llers assume appropriate poses, and the
music Of the national anthem suffusas
SemDle that arOuSes the emotions and
enthuses the beholder, mutely depict
lng In panUOmlme a sermon more ap-
pealing than in words.
This is only one Of the many pic
turesQue. classical and charming pic
lures posed by the marbled horses.
girls and doves in this department OF
the exhibition
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-03
Of
JITNES UPHELD
State Court Holds City Has
Power to Supervise
Nickel Autos.

Austin. Texas, Nov. S.-Fouowing its
decision in the case Of eXparte sullivan
from Tarrant county the court Of Grim
inal appeals today held to be constitu-
tiOnal the ordinance passed by the city
Of Austin regulating the operation Of
jitneys.
The opinion today was written by
presiding judge Prendergast and was
concurred in by judge Harper Judge
Davidson. however. dissented. This is
the same ordinance which judge A 5.
Fisher Of the criminal district court
Of Travis county held unconstitutional
and invalid.
TOday's case was styled "exparte n
Boyle from Travis county" In re-
handing Boyle. the court Of criminal
appeals today said I'VE have care
fully investigated this ordinance and
the REALTORS attack on il and the cues
tons raised by him and reviewed the
Sullivan case and authorities therein
cited and have reached the conclusion
that there is nothing in the ordinance
herein attached that would in any way
legally permit or authorize this court
TO hold il invalid"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-03
JUDGE MANN MAY
RUN FOR SENATE

Santa Fe, y N, Nov. 3.-Most inter
esting from a political standpoint, in
the report today. pretty well substan-
tiated, that judge Edward A Mann has
quietly thrown his hat into the ring for
the United States senatorship and has
sent out emissaries TO feel the pulse in
such Tar away counties as Taos and
san Juan.
AT the same time. friends of state
senator z. c. Champion are more and
more insistent that he is the best sena-
torial timber that any party could pos
sibly command and that it is about
time that Colfaz county came into its
own politically
Since senator Thomas B. Catron is
above deck and board against wom-
ans suffrage and prohibition. the
movement to sidetrack him has gained
momentum on one hand. while on the
other hand it is working in his favor
by cementinE all the elements that are
against woman's suffrage and prohi-
bition firmly in his favor. His friends
feel certain that these elements are
stronger By far as TO number and
finances than the opposition. which
they say could not be united under the
most favorable circumstances and viii
split up among various candidates OF
different parties.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-03
10 LOSE LIVES
IN SHIPNRECK

Marshfield, Ore, Nov 3-Eighteen
persons are believed to have lost their
lives late Tuesday when the passenger
steamer Santa Clara, from Portland to
san Francisco, went aground on the
south spit near the entrance to Coos
bay. Eight bodies nave Deen recov-
cred and and 10 other persons are miss
Capt Gus Lofstedt was first reported
lost. but later uelegraphed to his wire
in Seattle that he had landed on the
beach a few miles from the wreck and
was safe
Miss Alice Church. a survivor who
was cast ashore, said she and a num-
Der of others embarked in a boat but
il capsized shortly after leaving the
ship
says sh0aI Is Uneharted.
According TO the mate, Tesen- the
shOal upon which the vessel first struck
was uncharted, apparently having re-
Gently been formed
After striking the spit, life boats
Immediately were lowered Two boats
overturned in the surf One contained
mostly passengers while the other car
ried the captain and most Of the crew
Most Of those in the latter boat man
aged to swim ashore
Boats Poorly Mnnnel.
Six boats were laun ched- The first
was filled with women and children.
with only three men at the oars They
were unable to manage in the heavy
seas and their boat spun around and
capsized near the shore. The men in
the second boat reached the bea ch and
rushed back into the breakers TO saws
thu women and children
All wore life preSerVers but several
became exhausted and succumbed-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-03
BANK CLERKS TO ATTEND
SPANISH CLASSES AT NIGHT

Spanish classes are to be conducted
by the FL PasO branch OF the American
Institute of Banking in preparation for
the big rush OF business with Mexico
when peace Is restored.
The local branch viii meet at the
First National bank this evening to ar
range for a Spanish class to be COM
posed of bank clerks and officials. The
first meeting of the class viii be held
Friday evening Instructors are TO be
obtained and a complete course in Span
ISL TO be given the clerks. The officials
Of the banks are encouraging the insti-
tute in establishing these classes and a
number of the bank officers viii attend.
The institute viii entertain George Z.
Allen, national educational director OF
the American Institute Of Banking. who
viii be here November p. He viii give
a talk on the educational work OF the
institute
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-03
STORE RAIDED
BY THE POLICE
Arrest Of Two Men Is Fol
lowed by Seizure Of Guam
titiy of Goods in Store.

The arrest Of Felipe Valdez and
Manuel Rivera. Tuesday evening, by
detective A. C. Varela, led later to a
raid upon the store OF Manuel CordoYa,
at seventh and Broadway streets, Tues
dav night. where a wagon load OF ar
ticles ALLEGED to have been stolen from
El PdsO homes and business places
were located valdez and Rivera were
charged with burglary and CordoVa
was placed under arrest charged with
having stolen goods in his possession
Many Articles Found
Among the articles found in the store
were Il watches. three bracelets, a
dozen watch chains. eight pistols, Il
winter coats for children and several
boxes Of carpenter tools. The clothing
was identified by Reuben Feissinger,
manager Of the Leader, as having been
taken from that establishment several
weeks ago. while several saws, ginlets
and bits were identified by J. J. Long
wei as having been taken from his ma
chine shop on San Francisco street
The raid was made by chief OF police
Don Johnson, assisted by detecIlTes w
T. Drown and A. c. Narela- IN discoV-
eriug so many articles in one place,
leads the chief of police to believe that
the handspring of many Of the recent
burglaries has probably been found.
Home Is Robbed
Ed Gorbett, of 29O7 Pera street, re-
ported to the police Tuesday afternoon
that his home had been robbed Of a
woman Dlach coat q slta4A StNllAES
bank. a shawl and a black sweater.
Detective Juan Franco arrested Tues
dav evening two Mexican boys. who
gave their names as Ernesto Garcia and
Ernesto Mesa They are charged with
taking 500 worth Of tools from a gar
axe at the corner Of MagOffiu and Lau-
rel streets. The boys. the police say,
stated that they had entered the build
ing on three consecutive nights The
tools taken from the garage the po-
lice say, were sold to second hand
stores in the southern part Of the city
E. F. Turner reported to the police
the theft Of a gold Hamilton watch,
valued at $50.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-03
MYLES IS PROMOTED
BY THE BRITISH GOVERNMENT

Holman C. Alyles, British vice consul
and diplomatic agent for the British
government here, has been promoted to
experimenting consul in northern Mex
leo, stationed at JUarezJ Mr.. Nyles has
Just returned from Washington. ID. c.
where he was also commissioned diplo-
matte representative of the British le-
CATION in northern Mexico
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-03
FORT BLISS CLUBS
ARE ORDERED CLOSED

Temporary miunctions were granted
by Judge Dan NJ. Jackson in The 34th
district court Wednesday morning
against the Fort Bliss Athletic club
and the Army Athletic club, both near
Fort Bliss.
The application for the iniunctions
was asked for by district attorney w.
W. Bridgers, who alleged that they were
being run as disOrderlv places and were
selling liquor without licenses.
The petitions for the iniunctions
named W. +. Sum. J. A. Bel. Trinidad
MOsley, Louis Holmes and the Fort Bliss
Athlete club; also Joseph Stcuger. C.
W. Norris, sam Yarbrough and the Army
Athletic club.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-03
OIL WAGON DRIVER CROSSES
LINE; SOLDIER ROBS HIM

7. H Baker, a driver of an oil wagon,
was held up and robbed of S4S5 by
Villa soldier while on the other side of
the boundary line near the foundry
Tuesday afternoon.
Baker stated that the soldier first
threatened to take him to Juarez. but.
upon discovering the money changed his
mind and let the driver &c. Baker said
he did not know he had crossed the Dor
der, as he was on this side of the river.