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AND
DONATION DAY
JOINT AFFAIR TOMORRO" At
THE HOLLOWAY DEACONESS
HOME AT klRkWOOO.
Christmas Plans of the Twigs No"
Occupy Society Members to the
Exclusion Of Almost Every
Other interest.

Tomorrow is the annual donation
dav TO the Holloway Deaconess home
Ar Kirkwood. and will be observed
with reception during the afternoon
and evening hours. In connection, a
program will be siven in which many
we'll known musicians from Wheeling
and vicinity will take part. Both
articles which can be utilized in the
domestic arrangement Of the home
and money will be received with graf
itude. Mrs. u. B. Irvine is general
chairman on arrangements and well
balanced program OF piano. voice and
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Christmas Carnival.

Interest becomes more intense Us the
time approaches for tho Twigs CHRIST
! mas Carnival, which takes place at the
Elks club on Thursday. December Tth.
At this time there will be presented FOR
| sale. TO the public the most wondcriui
array OF beautiful and useful hand
made articles, such as will please the
most fastidious and conservative Christ
mas shopper. Each rwig has its own
specially and the various articles In tho
course of preparation arc now IN inc
hands OF exports who will offer the very
latest and handsomest designs In their
respective lines. For weeks past the
members of the Fourth Twig have been
buSily engaged in making aprons and
bags. There Will be aprons OF every
variety. Ones OF the shecrest materials
for the dainty maid. the more practical
ones for tho house wife. also aprons
for the tiny tot. Their assortment OF
bags, laundry bags, handkerchief bags.
in fact bags for everything which can
possibly so into n bag. This 1wis also
takes subscriptions for tho famous Bns-
ton Cookery magazine. which would
mako a most practical and desirable
Christmas gift The December number
Of this magazine may DO obtained by
'phoning Immediately any member nf
the TwiE The following ladies COM
pose Twig Number Four:
edgar Sweeney Joseph VI. Rankin
pIinev O. Clarke f. r. Kitchen
Chas. T. Roeder +. II: arm oruSteF
Blanche 2. Cooper Iva FaTcett
Elizabeth Hupp Blanche Young
ELS Thanksgiving Dance.
Preparations for III" THANKSGIVING
dance Of tho Elks' forethll an atIalr ~
more than ordinary pleasure. D"cora-
lions, th~ dance program and olhcr hH-
tails Of the evenings event will hH ar
ranged with particular caro-. The from
Ter orchestra has hecn secured 10 '"r-
ntsh the dance music ana appointments
will class the occasion MS thoroughly
Japanese. although the guests viii not
A cabaret dinner will feature iho New
Years dance which will he h" next
social affair Of the order. In chnrG" NJ
the Thanksgiving dance are:
Dance Committee
Harry Eckhart HAIRY NlnE' IT.
Dave Krans W. NJ. windsor
Ted Fig Mark kl!hAn"W
rohn Enid Dr.. o. W. Rurdats
+ v. cmnmIns Thos r. Foulk
George Phillips Harry Stroch"l
Bonner-Eunz
Tho marrias" nf Miss Alma Kun oT
Benwond to Mr. T. \. E0nn"r If Alliance.
Ohio, was soi"nrizch an Saturday rrc-
ming a. $50 o'clock by Rev. w w.
Fields. pastor nF III" First Christian
II. a
the home Of Mrs. Laura Crisw"lI. Mr.
and Mrs. Rnnner will establish their
home at Alliance, q.
Ricci Recital.
Tomorrow evening at tn" F1k's club.
t|,r students Of Mrs. Riccardn Rirci
both professional and advanced. will
give A. recital which will mo n note
worthy cvent in musical circles. and Will
no doubt 10 accorded a very large at-
tendance.
Gates-Moore.
A. thu HON" Of III" hrid" ~ Smith
noIi. O.. tho CarriaT" Of Miss Virginia
Ma Moore In Mr.. Louis f.. Gates. of
Wheeling. was SnlemnizHd Saturday
morning The couple later departed on
Honeymoon trip. whirh will hr spent
IN eastern cities ami will Inter return 20
this city. wh"r" they Will live.
Dancing Party.
N"sdamcs LEO Werner and J, e.
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Frame are TO he hosl"sScs on Wcdncs-
day evening. November -. a, til" dane
Ing party - J." given ~ tn" carroll
club. Very extensive plans ar" bong
made for ;hs event. which will attract
many E,Ira'S. III" Premier orchestra
will furnish the music and at 1880
o'clock luncheon will h." served.
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Musical Recital

Paul Allen Beymer will give an Or
gan recital this evening at ST. Mat
thew's church, assisted by Mrs. Flora
Williams, who will contribute voice
numbers. This event is the continual
ton Of a series which have Offered Ill
their programs, very attractive re-
citalS
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being delivered by III" president, Miss
Anna TortcrdaIc. Those present were:
Rev. and Mrs. +. S. jenkins, Misses
Beatrice Smith. Emma Zones. Emile
Lewis. Elizabeth Morgan. Anna Viii
IiamS. Anna Griffiihs. Sue Matthews,
Anna Turtordalc. Mrs. Clyde Rice. Mr.
and Mrs. William Harris.
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prisci1la 1mnrovement Club.

Mrs. Harry strickland VIII w. ne -
49,. ,rI,,r.,I,,: afternoon, nr this week. 10
,in members "r tn" Priscilla lmrroN %,
mont club. Mrs. Wilbur Wallace VIII
lave paper on "The First ThankSGi'-
Ing
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Anna .Hilton-Otto,
Petticord,

Petticord, Anna Hllton-Olto
Misses
Mary Parry, Nellie R1nseT,
Dora Neininser, Lucille Hicks.
Mayme Morgan,
MeSsTs.-
l.. l.. Stone, David Daniels.
Rev. L. II. Bourne,
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literary numbers will form an enter
taininS feature OF the gathering.

A general invitation is extended the
public TO attend. The hours being from
> until 10 o'clock p. III. Many from
in the activities of the organization
will De present. The receiving line Is
TO be made up Of ministers wives and
one lady from each congregation OF
the church affiliated with the home.
Refreshments will be served In the
dining room with Mrs. w. Fl. Higgins
in charge. assisted by a corps OF
Young ladies.
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A. Tho HON" Of III" bride ~ Smith
nnIi, o., tho rrarriaG" Of Miss Virginia
Ma Moore IN Mr.. Louis f.. Gates. Of
Wheeling. was snlemniznd Saturday
morning The couple later departed on
= hnncyrloon trip. whrh will hr spent
IN eastern cities ami will Inter r"turn -
this ciir whore They Will live.
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Dancing Party.
NesHamcs b"o Werner and j, &.
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Ricci Recital.

Tomorrow evening at tn" Flk's club.
tFr students of Mrs Riccardn Rirci.
both professional and advanced. will
riyo a recital which will inc nntc-
worthy cvcnt in musical circles. and Will
no doubt 10 accorded q very large at
tendance.
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WOMAN'S CLUBS
Twentieth Anniversary.

The Woman'S club VI Martins 'tFfy
will celebrate its twentieth anniversary
with a banquet at the Hotel " lhusrr'
on Friday evening Of this week. ne
hanuuct will hc followed by tUaSiS, the
entire affair being IN charge OF the en-
cculivc board OF the club. whIch Is COM
posed q: The following members:
President. Mrs. /. L. CpdegTan; hrSt
vice president. Mrs. W. L; irahCls; aeE
nan: recording secretary. Mrs +. N
Dixon: corrcsp spending secretary. Mrs: j.
l.. Hervcy; treasurer Miss Loulsc smith
directors. Mrs. eRatrlc" EHlGy, MIS-. a.
l.. Dixon. and Mrs. j. y. Nelly.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-15
PROVISIONAL ARTILLERY'S LAST
DRILL: READY TO RETURN HOME

The final inspection Of the 1lth di-
vision provisional artillery regiment
commanded by MAJ. Albert \. Staroird.
OF the lsifth field artillery, 1. = n: by
Brig Gen. ST. John Greble, commandinS
the field artillery in the Fl faSo DIS
trict. was made Thursday morning
This is the last inspection that the
troops viii have before they depart
for home. as they have completed ali
of their drill work ON the border
The period OF drilling embraced fir
ing at the For. Bliss targf range,
north Of the fort, pistol practice. etc.
The men are now awdtt4ns rl-~.s 10
eptrain for home. which are expected
70 be issued soon by Gen unston al
san Antonio.
The Ohio battalion. embracing bat
terry 4. of Cleveland. battery B, OF
akron. and battery g. of Columbus Is
now the senior battery on the border.
having arrived al FL Paso on Septem-
Der =
The nth division provisional regi-
menr Of artillery embraces battery y,
of Washing tou. u. g.; battery y and
T. of Michigan. and battery \ 3. and
e of Ohio.
4 good deal OF trouble has been ex-
perienced in the provisional artillery
r. giment during the last two weeks. on
account of an infection on the skin
hav the disease. From the smallest
scratch, large sores have grown. and
the men have them on their faces,
hands and bodies. Treatment has been
made, but the sores are slow I'm heal
ing
Tile equipment of each battery OF
tle regiment is valued ar S150.Gon \
pensive unit in the United states ser
vice.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-15
SIX ALLEGED SPEEDERS
FINED TOTAL OF S1SS

Judge Paul Thomas Thursday after
noon imposed fines agsregating SIS5
on six alleged speeders, the highest
fine being $50 and the second $50 EN-
est Humbel. riding motorcycle. re-
ceived a $50 fine. officer T. Avant tes-
tifying that he was riding 10 miles an
hour on Montana street.
N y. LightfoOt, driving IS miles an
hour ON Montana street was assessed
a SI5 fine j. =. pogilatis. of the quar-
termaster corps. received a $50 fine
Robert Blankcrship. \ PradillO and
T. IL Beets were fined $50 each.
\ charge Of reckless driving againSt
T. Avery. OF the motorcycle corps sta
toned AZ Fl. Bliss. was dismissed.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-15
TWO HIGH ARMY
OFFICERS HERE
Brig. Gen. Smith and Col.
Birmingham Visiting Ell
Paso Division.

Two high army officers arrived in
Fl Paso early Friday morning. They
are Brig. Gen. \. L. smith. assistant
Quartermaster general. and Col. H. P
Birmingham. acting surgeon general
who is taking the place of Gen. William
9. Gorsas. now in South America Both
visitors are registered at the Hotel
Paso del Norte.
Friday morning Gen. smith was
shown over the Tenht division by Col
s. NJ. Davis uuarternaster # tile di-
vision. and over the nth division by
its quartermaster. Capt T. = slayer
Col Birmingham was escorted over
Fort Bliss by Col A. y stark, chief
surgeon Of the FL PasO military dis
trict and spent some time at the base
hospital Col Birmingham expects TO
remain in the city for two OF three
days
Gen. smith will probably leave sat
urdav evening and Will visit and IN
spect supply dcpOts al Douglas No
gales. ColOuia Dublan and elsewhere De
fore leaving the border
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-15
THIEVES ENTER SANATORIUM;
CAMERA TAKEN FROM A TENT

Burglars entered the office Of the
Homan Sanatorium. on Grandview ave
nue.. some time Thursday. ana stole
several articles of value belonging 10
manager j. c. Crimeu-
PVT =. MarshtOu. company = sod
Michigan infantry. reported the loss of
his gold watch t. the police thursday
night
W. Norton. SOC North oregon street.
.-poried the loss Of S20 gold pies
Thursday afternoon.
An automobile headlight was taken
from the LouSwell Transfer rompa:E
OBJ san Francisco street Ihursua\-
psi e. NeyvaU. troop T. First ohio
cavalry. asked the aid OF the cit- do
t-ctives m finding black Kodak,
taken from his tent Thursday evening
= MOo1. OF the Workman carnival
shows. reported the loss OF hand
grip containing clothing and scarce
light.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-15
BOARD Of HEALTH
DESTROYED CITY
All In One Day hanty
Town Was Completely
Wiped Of the Map.

Upon an order of a board OF health
an entire little city in the suburbs OF
Cincinnati was destroyed It was
known as Shanty Town. There was d
ropula ticn Of three hundred and the
city had its own mayor and run Things
without regard 10 the health code me
Cincinnati police. following The health
boards order. applied the torch and
the little city was converted 10 ashes-
Il is such drastic measures as tnis
thai is improving The health OF Ameri-
can cities. Sanitation. however, can
not do al. The hustle and nerve STRAIN
OF modern business brings physical
breakdowns to people in all walks OF
life Nitalitas IS doing much 10 I'm
prove the health in many American
cities It comes out OF the earth and
gives mineral nuuimenr direct from
nature. Nitalitas Is wonderfully help
ful in restoring vigor and strength II
assists in banishing such chronic Ills
as Indigestion, rheumatism nervous
debility, liver and kidney Ills Even
where all man-made medicines have
failed Kitalitas is ofumes quickly ef-
fective- Make II a point TO sample
r. today and talk with the demOnstTa-
tor al Kelly x POllard's Drug store
Also sold by Taiber's Drug store, Las
Cruces Columbus Drug Store, COlum-
bus; Douglas Drug Store, Douglas. and
Bisbee Drug Store. Bisbee--Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-15
CATFRPILLARS
BEING TESTED
Heavy Artillery at Fort
Bliss Is Now Being Driven
by These Big Tractors.

Caterpillar trucks, the kind they are
using in Europe for heavy work. are
being tried out at FL Paso by the army.
Battery c. Fifth field artillery. has
been equipped with these caterpillar
trucks, to draw its heavy guns. the
largest in the army.
The battery was out today on a prac-
tice tour of part Of the city The en-
gines Of the big caterpillars make "a
terrible racket and their vibrations
Jared the houses alouE tile streets
over which they passed
\ company Of motor trucks accom-
panied the caterpillars and the cannon
as supply trucks.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-15
MILITARY RELIEF FUND is
RAPIDLY BEING EXHAUSTED

department is paying out $4,000 a day
TO the dependent families of enlisted
men of the regular army and national
guard. Maj Gen Sharpe, quartermaster
general. told the house military COM
mitee Thursday- The S2.000.0OO fund
for this purpose already provided is
virtually exhausted. he added, and
emergency legislation viii be asked TO
continue the payments through the
present month If disbursements con-
tinue at the present rate a deficiency
of nearly S5.000.ou0 viii be shown by
the end of the fiscal year.
Gen. Sharpe said the law limited
payments to the mothers. wives and
children of soldiers and that in many
pathetic cases. where aid had been
asked for fathers or sisters. the appll-
cation could not be considered
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-15
To Raise FUNOS
FOR NEW Y.W.C.A.
Citizens Agree to Raise
100000 for Erecting
Central Buildings.

A campaign for the erection Of a
modern headquarters building for the
Young Women's Christian association
will be begun the middle OF January by
the local Y. W c. a.
This was decided upon by the board
Of directors of the association at It's
monthly meeting Thursday, in the down
town rooms on Texas street The rec
concentration for This movement was
made 10y the board OF trustees At =
meeting with the finance committee
OF the association. held preceding the
board meeting. The trustees present
were mayor Tom G. Lea. James Graham
NcNary, Horace T.. Stevens and g. =
Putnam.
II is planned 10 raise sIe0.eoo, which
VIII cover the expense of the building
ard the site and the current running
expenses Of the building for two years.
The y W. C. 4. in El PasO has been
organized for seven years All OF its
central and departmental work mas
been carried on in rented quarters
and during its existence the association
has had TO move five times. The pres
ent quarters, which are the best obtain
able in the city at present ere mol
suitable 10 the work Of the association
because il is all one big room, where
at the most. not more than two classes
or clubs can meet at time. and II
gymnasium class Is in session. the
rooms can be used for no other pur-
pose.
II is the plan TO include in the new
building a well equipped gymnasium
with swimming pool. number Of
small class rooms. a reading room.
resi- room and the cafeteria
Last summer 500 business women
petitiOned the Y. ". .. ~ board for
swimming pool and gymnasium. It IS
the plan 10 make the y. " &. A a
recreational center for all the youne
svomen Of the dTy and this only may
be possible with a suitably equipped
and arranged building The hearty co.
operation Of the Y. u c. \. has been
assured in the building campaign Of
IFS sister oraa n fZaffon
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-15
AUTO LICENSE INSPECTOR
FOR COUNTY APPOINTED

In a further attempt to see that the
law is obeyed by automobile drivers
and owners, l. L. Berteaux has been
appointed county auto license inspector.
with instructions 10 round up all own
ers displaying bad and incomplete
numbers on their machines. and num-
bers which may be improperly placed
or are 50 dim that they cannot be
read.
\ complete list of all owners Of ma
chimes has been compiled by inspector
EerteauX. aud further additions ia the
number Of auto licenses viii be re-
ligiOusly kept
a. -ou~rr Isf.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-15
AUTOS FOR BORDER CUSTOMS
GUARDS is C0BB'S PLAN

Filled with enthusiasm over his tr1p
OF more than Il month 10 New ORR
and Washington, l.. g., Zach Cobb, local
ed work OH plans which he has decided
should 5e Instituted II the local GUS
toms house
If his plans materialiZe, customs
guards in the FL Paso district may be
furnished with automobiles with which
10 patrol the border Then. too. an
attempt is being made Jy Mr.. Cobb 10
have The salaries OF some members OF
the force raised.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-15
TRAIN COILDN.T GER FAR.

: nam leaving JuareZ THursdaT
morning over the Mexican Central line
was forced TO return in the afternoon.
or account of having encountered
spreading 3iis near the high bridge,
about four miles south of the city
Another version given FOR to" inn
paSse that occurred there is that 20 tank
car broke down and impedcd the
further progress OF the train.
It is not believed that the DANES
was caused by "a human agency
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-15
INSANE ASYLUM
LAUNDRY BURNS
Loss of $4,000 Sustained by
State in Fire; Occurring
at Night.

Austin. Texas. Dec 15.-The laundry
building in the state insane asylum
here. valued at 1000. with machinery
valued at $4,000, was destroyed by fire
last night. No insurance was carried
The fire originated in the north side
OF the building. in the drying room
and the flames were bursting through
the room when discovered. the building
being some distance from the main
building.
There was 30 excitement among the
patients
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-15
OF SWITZERLAND
- BOUND TO KEEP NEJ TRIAL
continued from page onel

his country 10 maintain strict neutral
itv in an interview with the Berne cor
respondent Of the Petit journal
The policy OF Switzerland presl-
dent Sc6uIthess asserts. dictated by
our traditions. our desires. even by our
vital interests. Is and will remain that
OF loyal and strict neutrality toward
all the belIigerents. a neutrality sus-
tanned by an immOvaole resolution 10
defend our integrity and independence
against all Corners
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-15
WILL OPPOSE GEN. GALES
FOR GOVERNOR OF SONORA

Douglas. Ariz.. Dec. 10 Three prom
Elias Gales for governor of Sonora at
the February election. according to ar
rivals from Hermosillo.
Jose Obregon. brother OF Gen Al
varO Obregon. Carranza's war minister;
Gen. Benjamin Hin and Gen. YgnaciO
PesQuiera are said 10 be preparing TO-
enter the race. Hill was formerly mill
itary governor of Sonora while Pes
uUiera was governor ad interim for
several months.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-15
BANDIT. TRIED N TEAS.
GIVEN 10 YEAR SENTENCE

tfF Associated s-ree1-
Brownsville. Tex, Dec. I5--RamOn
Pizana was sentenced in the district
court here Thursday to - years i'm
prisoumeut in connection with Next
can bandit raids in this section last
summer. An appeal Will be taken. IL
is understood The specific charge was
banditry.
Quiriuo GuaiardO. charged with Dur-
der in connection with these raids. VS.
acquitted ON an instructed verdict be
cause of insufficient evidence.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-15
MUST REPORT FOR DUTY
Or nL- -rRIID A. nLsERI I.R :

Oklahoma City. okla, Dec. Dor
ders for 125 MEMBERS Of the oklahoma
national guard to report for duty imme-
diateIv or be prosecuted as deserters
were received Thursday by Adjt- Gen
carp from Col r. y Brown at Fort
sam Houston, Tex
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-15
IoWN PRIV ATE PUTS HEAD
OUT OF WINDOW: INIILED

Des Aloines Ia, Dec. 15.-Private
William Brady OF battery c. Iowa First
artillery. was instantly killed near
Brownsville. Tex. Thursday. according
To- private messages while en- route
home from the border with his COM
pany-
Brady had his head out Of the coach
window when a bridge sirder decapi-
tated him.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-15
GEORGIA PRIVATE DEAD.

Pvt. Luther \. Bell. aged - years. Of
company +. Eighth Georgia infantry
died az the base hospital at Fort Bliss
Thursday night Of cerebro spinal fever
The remains We're turned over 10 the
Peak Undertaking company and funeral
arrangements viii he completed un re-
ceipt of advices from The family of
dneereur
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-15
CRIMINAL ASSAULT CASE on.

TestimCuy IN The case OF the STATE
against William Dayton charged in the
~fth district court before judge " D.
Howe. with criminal assault ON L
YEAR old ESperauza Nbarra on August
TO- last las been completed. and il is
expected that thc jury viii begin IT'S de
lIl.or-tftrf~ this afternoon
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-15
MANY BLACK BASS PUT INTO
LAKE B. Nj. HALL AT THE DAM

Great numbers of black bass were
emptied into Lake 3. NJ Hail, at the
Elephant Butte dam Thursday. for the
Rio Grande project. The fish were fur
nished by the United States fish COM
missioner. and We're secured through
the efforts OF Or. :. T. Turner. a mem
be- OF the board Of governors of the
FL PasO Valley Water Users associa-
ton in a few years. the lake Will be
wei stocked with fish. fish fanciers
predict
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-15
ANY RELIGIOUS ORDER MAY
TEACH N MEXICAN SCHOOLS

~ NN-VITIT"I T-T7-7-
Queretaro. Mex. Dec. 1S.-tNia Mex
leo City-i-The constitutional assembly
decided late Thursday night to permit
representatives of any religious de
nomination 10 each in private schools
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-15
TWO NEUTRAL. one BRITISH
SHIP SUNK. REPORT STATES

Tnndon. Eng.. Dec. 15--LIoyd's Snip-
ping agency announces that the Nor
1vegian steamer KaupanGer, the Por-
t1guese steamer Leca. formerly the
German steamer Enos. and the British
staan9er Glencoe are reported sunk
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-15
THINK CARRANZA OPPOSES
TROOPS CROSSING BORDER
Continued from page one.l

Joint commission which will meet at
Philadelphia Monday.
Among reports received by the de-
partmenJ and forwarded by the COM
missiOners was one from Guiana iuato
telling OF the heavy death rate among
the poor. others told of serious eco
monte situation in many other parts OF
Mexico.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-12

SANTA ROSA. Cal. March Ii-Lnthei
burbank, the well known horticulturist
an Illness which had caused his friends
grave anxiety. He contracted a severe
cold. which threatened to develop into
bed.