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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-30
DYES, WATCH AND GUN
LIST o STOLEN ARTICLES

r T Childers. of SIS Montana street,
reported 10 the police department Tues
day night that a quantity of dye had
been stolen from 500 East Overland
street wrench was also included in
the robbery.
Hewitt Appleby. Of the Standard Gro
Gerry company. reported the loss of his
watch TO the city detective department
Tuesday night.
a bicycle owned by George P. Banks,
1115 Montana street, was taken from in
front of an office at los Texas street,
Tuesday afternoon
A pocketbook containing a check, a
diamond ring and a small amount OF
money, owned by Lieut. ". 2. Monroe,
of the Second South Carolina infantry,
was recovered Tuesday afternoon af-
ter a short search by officers. Lieut.
Monroe lost the pocketbook in de-
partment store.
z. J. Tiffany. a lineman OF the Pos
tai Telegraph company, reported the
loss of a shotgun Tuesday afternoon.
II was taken from a wagon driven by
Tiffany.
Col 3. L Borager, of the Fourth Ohio
infantry. asked the aid of the city de-
partment in recovering about $40,
stolen from his tent Tuesday afternoon.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-30
$500 000 B0NDS
ARE To ISSUE
Returns From 81 Boxes
Show 1873 Votes and 81
Against the Proposal.

That the s45O.OoO bond issue proposal
carried yesterday was indicated by re-
turns received up to 1850 o'clock Thurs
day morning by the county clerk
Twenty-one precincts heard from up
To that time gave the bond issue is
votes. while they showed - cast
against the issue
Precincts 19. 20. q. IS. ;, -. %. %.
30 and 81 we're still 10 be heard from
These are for the most part valley
precincts and it is not thought they
will show a heavy vote nor VIII they
alter the general result as indicated
by the y precincts heard from so far
Not Enough Election Officials
The Neff-Stiles and the gas company
boxes. both city precincts. We're with
out the fuII quota OF election officials
Wednesday morning and no votes could
be cast there until about ten o'clock,
when the requisite number Of clerks
arrived.
The bonds viii be issued for the pur-
pose of retiring the scrip given in pay
ment for the building Of the new court
house The bonds run go years and
carry five per cent. while the scrip
carried SIX and was payable IN i've
years
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-30
PROHIBITION AND SUFFRAGE
TO BE URGED BY EDUCATORS

Santa Fe. y. NJ Nov 3O--Statewide
prohibition. equal suffrage, a state
budget system and superintendent ap-
pointed instead Of elected are recon-
mendations embodied in resolutions
prepared for the New Mexico Educa-
tional association. in session here
In the sectional elections held by the
association the city superintendent
section elected superintendent BoSet;
Of Clovis. president. L. E Logan. Of
Aztec, vice president: c G. Belknap. Of
CAPTAIN, secretary J. f Bentley mem,
Der of the council for two years, and
c G. Belknap for one year
The Oratorical section elected princi-
pal Jones. Of Albuquerque, president.
and Stanley Seder, Of Albuquerque
secretary.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-30
MILITARY MEN AND POLICE
SEEKING ALLEGED SPEEDER

Military authorities at Fort Bliss ana
local police officers are searching for
the driver Of an automobile carrying
a number plate with the words NO.
one. .. NJ. c." wanted on charge OF
speeding. and having the wrong num-
Der on his car
Chief z. J. Zabris6ie was driving to-
WARDS his home 1898 Tularosa, on Tex
as street ABOUT : o'clock Wednesday
evening. when a touring car bearing
the number named passed him at
high speed. Overtaking the car, chief
Zabriskie told the driver that he was
exceeding the speed limit and to drive
TO the police station
The driver followed the chief for
few blocks but when the latter reached
the station he found that the alleged
speeder had not driven all the way to
the station
Investigation at the office of the
provost marshal developed that no
number as that on the car had ever
been issued. Chief Zabriskie stated
that the driver seemed TO be an Off
Ger and that there seemed 10 be Two
men in soldiers uniform il the car
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-30
VIN50N TAXES Up
UNIVERSITY DUTY
Is Inaugurated President OF
Texas Institution With
Elaborate Ceremonies.

Austin. Texas. Nov. 30.-Dr- R Z
Vinson was today inaugurated presi-
dent of the University Of Texas in the
presence of nearly 5000 people Of Aus
in and other portions Of the state
The inaugural ceremonies were held
I'm the hall Of the house of represen-
tatives. Frederick ". Cook. chairman
CT the board of regents. presided at the
exercises. The hall Of the house was
elaborately decorated for the event,
The university cOlors predomlnatlnS-
The ceremony opened with the oIIer-
ing OF divine blessing by Dr. Neal
Henderson. president Of the IeAas
PRESBYTERIAN seminary The ADDRESS
Of welcome on behalf Of the students
was delivered by Raymond NJ Meyers
president of the Students ASSOCIATION.
An address was delivered by r T.
Rovlev. president of the eX-students
association. DR.. W J. Battle, dean OF
the faculty, delivered the address OF
welcome on behalf of the faculty
Delivers Inaugural Address
After. the rendering OF a musical
number DR.. NinsOn delivered MS IN
auguraI address Following Dr. Vim
sons address. after the rendition OF a
vocal solo by Mrs. Chas- H sanders
DR. Frank J. GoOdnow, president OF
Johns Hopkins university. delivered an
address. his subject being Democracy
IN Education
The ceremonies were concluded by
benediction being pronounced by
bishop George II. kinsolvinS. Episco-
pal bishop of Texas
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-30
EX-R0TlRY CHIEF
V|5|TSfL PASO
Fred L. Mulholland a Visit
or Here; To Be Rotary
Club Guest Friday.

Fred l. liulholland. past interna-
tional president of the Rotary club
OF the world. reached Fl Paso Thurs
dav morning from the west, and viii
lie the guest of El Paso Rotarians un-
I'll 1880 Friday evening, when he will
leave for Houston. Friday evening he
will be the guest of honor al the an
ruaI banquet OF the FL Paso Rotary
club
Mr.. MulhoIland is from Toledo. o..
and shortly after his arrival in II
Paso Thursday. was taken by DIT r.
L. Ramey. president of the Eel Paso
Rotary club. to Camp Pershing for a
visit with the Ohio national guards
men, with many Of whom he is well
acquainted
The Rotary club annual banquet
VIII begin at SIS Friday evening IN
Inc main dining room of Hotel Shell
don. Following the dinner. throughout
which there viii be orchestra music,
the guests viii hear NIr- MUlholland
talk and later VIII he entertained by
performers from the Crawford and
Texas Grand Iheaters
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-30
SEVERAL NEW OFFICIALS
TAKE OATHS OF OFFICE

Although routine business in the
courts was practically at a standstill on
account OF the holiday. several new
officials We're sworn into office and
became officially ready To undertake
their new duties Thursday morning
The last official act Of judge J. J.
Murphy was the swearing in office of
judge J. NJ Deaver and deputy con-
stable Lon Garner Deputy Garner,
although new 10 this office. has been
be-cT- the public eye for n long time.
having been connected with the
sheriffs office and the police depart
ment.
Following the administering of the
oath Of office TO judge Deaver. the lat
ter at once swore in judge A J. Hall,
succeeding in place of judge Murphy.
and deputy constable Ed. Mebus- Judge
Halls first official act was to swear
in deputy constable T 6. Giron-
Judge Murphy. retiring, viii recon-
mence the practice of law with the firm
of Mahan and Judkins
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-30
POLO GAMES WILL BE A
FEATURE OF HORSE SHOW

Polo games Will be an interesting
feature of the horse show and will oc-
cur on the Friday afternoon program
of the show. which viii open Thanks
giving afternoon and close Saturday
afternoon The polo game will be
played between the 18th cavalry team
and a freebOOters' team. Mai Claude
B. Sweeney VIII be the referee of the
games
On the 17th cavalry team the players
viii be Capt. Arthur G. Fisher Capt.
H T Bull, Capt Emil Engel. Lieut..
Edwin y. Hardy and Lieut. Horace
StringfellOw. jr- The freebooters' team
viii consist OF Capt. Carroll W. Neal.
Capt r $ Thomas. Lieut. Vincent p
Erwin. Lieut. Robert MEG. Littlejohn
and T.. Emmett Hines.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-30
IS To
BE STARTED SOON
Postmaster Applies for Per
mission to Use Part of
Alley for Edifice.

Indications that work viii soon be
started on the proposed new postoffice
building was brought TO the attention
Of the city council Thursday morning
at the regular meeting. when an ap-
plication in behalf OF the United States
government was read. asking for the
right to use in perpetuity four inches
Of the alley west of the proposed new
building The space is desired so that
buffers TO protect the wall OF the build
ing can be placed in position.
The application for the space was
made by postmaster E A. Shelton. and
included a letter from the Hon =. X
Newton. assistant secretary 10 the
treasury. which outlined the size ana
position Of the buffers
Petitions Are Referred
The following petitions were re
ferred-
To the streets and grades commit
tee-Empire Bottling Works TO eXca-
vate under the sidewalk al the corner
Of Mills and Florence streets for the
basement TO q new building.
To the council as whole-Motor BUS
operators on the Camp Cotton route
for permission TO charge ten cents
for fare beyond the Texas and Pacific
roundhouse-
The FL Paso Compo-Terra Gotta COM
Dany for a permit 10 construct spur
track on block - in the Franklin
Heights addition
The Lone Star Brewing company Tor
permit to construct a spur track 10
Third and Santa Fe streets
Estimates on Paving.
The city engineer submitted estimates
on the cost OF paving Tenth street from
san Jacinto TO South stanton tolai!ils
S44s.S9. which is at the rate Of S5-o35S
per lineal foot of frontage The esti-
mate for paving Bliss street from Mag
nolia to Piedras streets totaled Sli,-
1858. which IS at the rate OF S3-466l
per lineal foot frontage Botn esu-
mates were adopted by resolution ana
December IS was fixed for the hearing
Of protest
The franchise ordinance granting the
Troy Laundry el al the right TO con-
struct a spur track was adopted maj n;
Granting the Cromole company the
right 10 construct a spur track on First
street was placed on its first reading.
Accept Paving Bids.
The bid from the FL Paso Bitulithlc
company for paving North santa re
street from the Z. ?. x : W right Of
way TO West Boulevard. S1.46 per
square yard paving 10 be the light
standard variety. and the bid for the
having Of West Boulevard from the
west lire of North Oregon street to
West Rio Grande street at the same
rate. was accepted
PERM MISSIONS were granted to II. K.
McClintock 10 erect an electric sign on
Montana street. and TO y F. Lucero
for the erection Of gasoline filling
station at the corner Of MagoIIln
avenue and Alameda street
The petition of the Elk Auto Supply
company for permission to erect an
electric sign was denied
Permission was granted TO chaplain
n. c. Chounard Of the 23rd infantry -
hold a military carnival on W Frank
lin street December II TO le-
Permission was also granted 10 Mrs
3. F. Hammett. widow Of the late b. F.
Hammett. a former mayor Of Fl Paso.
TO erect memorial drinking fountain
in san Jacinto Plaza
The scavenger department reported
that 300 loads Of garbage with total
OF 100000 pounds was hauled and de-
stTOyed-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-30
OPEN BIDS ON TWO PIECES
OF MOTOR FIRE APPARATUS

Bids for two new pieces OF motor
fire apparatus for the local department
were opened this morning at city hall
before the mayor and council
The specifications called for a triple
combination pumper with a capacity
of $50 gallons, and an aerial ladder Of
IS foot length, the apparatus to be de-
nvered in about 12O days.
The bids were: Ahrens Fox Fire
Engine company. Cincinnati, O., for the
engine, $500: Seagrave company. Of
Columbus, O.. for the engine, 1880 for
the ladder. s10.650. American La France
company. Elmira, y. Y, for the engine.
SS2S5, for the ladder. $11.194; James
BOYD & Bro. Inc, Philadelphia. for
the ladder, S12.250.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-30
BRITISH LOSS IN NOVEMBER
REACHES TOTAL OF 74,650

London. Eng. Nov. 30--British cas-
ualties in the month of November as
Tenorted from All fronts. were 1860
Of the total 235l of the casualties
were among officers and 1929 men
There was a marked falling Of IN
the November losses as compared Win
recent months. probably owing to the
slowing down Of the SOmme campaign
on account of bad weather The aver
sye daily loss in October was 5452- as
compared with PASS in November
The November casualties bring up
the total of British losses reported IN
the I'VE months since the beginning OF
The Somme offensive to 4SS,S52-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-30
NALLY WHOLESALE GROCERY
BUILDING BURNS AT AUSTIN

Austin. Tex, Nov 30-Fire early to-
day almost completely destroyed the
" holesale grocery concern Of the Nally
Grocery company, entailing a loss Of
approximately 100000 TO the stock of
merchandise and building which is stu
ated in the wholesale district of Austin.
The loss TO the stock was about $50
GOO with $4,000 insurance. while the
loss to the building reaches SIS 900
with $4,000 insurance The origin OF
the fire has not been disclosed
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-30
SCHRIVELLE DIES
Of HIS INJURIES
Automobile Accident Proves
Fatal; Widow and Two
Children Survive.

As a result OF injuries received in an
automobile accident Tuesday night at
Piedras street and Alameda avenue. =.
D. Schrivelle. Of 7i3 North santa Fe
street. died Wednesday evening at Hotel
Dieu. Schrivelle sustained severe in
juries about the legs and body. and a
fracture of the skull. never resaining
consciousness.
: Davis. who was driving the other
car in the collision. was slightly hurt
when he was thrown from his car into
the street
SchriveIle is survived by widow
and two young children residing at
4I2 North Santa Fe- He was employ 60
at the Fl Paso smelter- The body VIII
he shipped to the former home Of Mrs.
Schriveile Al Chipley. Ga
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-30
TEUTON FORCES
TAKE CAMP ULUNG
Rumanian City Falls Into the
Hands of the Central
Powers.

Berlin. Germany. Nov. So.-The Aus
tro-German forces have captured the
Rumanian city of CamDulung. opening
the road through the Lorzburg pass. It
was officially announced today More
than 1900 Rumanians were captured
Near Ciolanesti more than 1900 men
and ten cannon were captured. Field
marshal Won Mackensen's troops which
crossed the Danube have captured
nearly $500 Rumanians-
Advices late Wednesday stated that
the Teutons had captured Giurgui and
that the populace and troops were IN
flight toward Bucharest
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-30
TEXAS GUARANTEES AGAINST
CATTLE OF INFECTED STATES

Austin. Tex. Nov. 30.-GOv- James T.
Ferguson has issued a proclamation
placing a quarantine against the i'm
portation Of cattle. sheep. goats and
swine into Teas from the states of III
inOis Missouri. Kansas. Iowa and Ne
braska. effective Immediately
This embargo is a precautionary
measure to prevent the possible en-
trance into Texas of stock that may be
infected with foot and mouth disease
Cattle cars are also prohibited from be-
ing brought into the state unless dis
infected under the direction Of a federal
inspector.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-30
CLAIM GERMANS ARE SELLING
STOLEN FRENCH SECURITIES
Continued From Fage H.

MS possession quantity OF Russian,
Servian and French government STOCK
taken by Germans in occupied terri
tory
One man. a Spsniard. has been ar
rested on the Swiss frontier in
double bottomed trunk in his posses
sion were. il is charged. Argentine and
Spanish securities worth $1,000 francs
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-30
CLOSE OFFICES DURING
RAY h. SMITH Fl NERAL

The offices of the FL Paso Valley
Water Users association were closed
for a part of Wednesday afternoon.
while Bernabe Flores and Miss Angela
Rios. respectively secretary and stem
ographer of the association. attended
the funeral Of Ray Kendrick Smith.
whose father. J. A Smith, is president
Of the water users body. The funeral
was held at the First Christian church.
under the auspices of the Masons, Rev.
Perry J. Rice officiating
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-30
SPANS KING AIDS LEBANON.

Paris. France. Nov 5O--hlnS Al
fonso having interviewed with the
Turkish government through the
Spanish ambassador at Constantinople
on behalf Of the Inhabitants OF Le-
banon. who were reported 10 be starry
ing. permission has been given for a
Spanish steamer to convey provisions
tC the populace on condition that the
distribution is made exclusively by the
Red Cross or the Red Crescent
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-30
GERMANS REPORT REPULSE
OF AN ATTACK NEAR YPRES

Berlin. Germany, Nov. 30.-CBy wire
less to Sayville.) An attack was made
nv entente troops Wednesday near
WIRES il is announced officially The
assauIt was carried out on front OF
two miles and was repulsed by the
Germans.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-30
800 LIVES ARE LOST IN
CYCLONE WHICH HITS INDIA

London. Eng, Nov. 3O.-The death of
nearly 500 persons in a cyclone at
Pcndicherry, in India, is reported IN
Renter dispatch from Madrls- Inc
storm caused great damage to property
Pondicherry is the chief French
possession in India II has an area OF
lis square miles and a population OF
about 10000
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-30
PRIVATE 10 BE BURIED HERE.

The body of Pvt. Frank j. Herzog. Of
company d. Wyoming national guards,
who died Tuesday in DeminE. y. NJ.
arrived in I'll Paso Wednesday eve
ming for interment in the military
reservation at Fort Bliss. Private Her
zOe enlisted at sheridan. Wyo. He is
native of Lancaster. Pa
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-30

The funeral OF William n IEndeI,
who died at 1920 North Florence street.
Nov. p. viii take place FRIDAY after
noon at , o'clock His brother. Matthew
Tyndell. Of Poughkeepsie. y y ar
rived here Tuesday evening. The serv-
ices viii be held AT the j. J. Raster un-
dertaling company's chapel Interment
in Evergreen cemetery
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-30
MENER FINERAL MEDNEsD

Funeral services of Mrs Vernon
Meyer. aged IS years. wife of A. War
rem Meyer. of this city. was held
yesterday afternoon at 4 o'clock at lt0S
Myrtle avenue.
Mrs Meyer had been resident Of FL
Ps-so Tor the past six years. coming 20
this city from Ruskin county. Tex She
is survived by her husband. three chill
dren and n sister Burial viii be made
in Concordia cemetery.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-30
LLOYDS REPORTS SINKING
OF TWO MORE STEAMSHIPS

London. Eng Nov. 30--Lloyd's re-
ports the sinking OF the British steam
sI,fD Iuciston. 5e4S tons gross. ana the
Norwegian steamer BOro. Sl4 tons
gross
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-30
Robertson Jury Has
Not Yet Come In

The case of II. L Robertson. charged
with the murder of. Foot Boykin,
went 10 the jury in the 34th district
court Thursday morning at 1880 o'clock
and at late hour this afternoon the
jurors had not vet rendered their YER
dirt
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-30
Cotton Market.

Liverpool. Eng. Nov 30.-Cotron-SpOt in
fair demand. Prices steady Good rnfddling
81 IS Id: middliug. SO Is Id: low mid
ding. I'll IS Sd Sales 5000 bales. including
1900 American
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-30
LOST

LOST 10y Peter Meyers while making deIiv-
cry 20 the following firms. or between their
places of business and the Union depot
Kroakauer. FORK a Moye. H. $ Beach. Bob
Moore company. McClellaud Bros. Guaran-
tee shoe company. = II Kress ard COM
pany-Sl50 in currency I cannot afford TO
lose this money and viii be forever CRATE
ful n finder win return same 10 1905 Wy
oming street.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-30
COVER A GREAT FIELD WITH THESE
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inclI ding one sunday Minimum charge
based on 20 words All copy for Sunday
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-30
Classified Page
Closes At | p. NJ.

In order TO give time for proper
classification il is necessary to
close the Herald classified page a,
D. m Want ads received after
that hour will appear the next day.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-30
Snecial Notices.


CARPENTER will figure new or repair work
-porches and garages specially Pm ooIs-
HOME MADE fruit cakes FOR Xmas. Phone
Mrs Allen. 475f-
WANTED-5OOO school boys to Try out our
rev crome sole leather Chas- Rokahr- SlS
Texas
II, PASO-LAS CRUCES stage Line; car
leaves Fl Paso D. m. ~ san Jacinlo -
Las Cruces a. m. California Fruit store
CALL 65OI for coal and wood. sacked coal.
soc: fine kindling 25c: oak wood Tor CRATES
better prepared: prompt delivery
GEORGIA entertainers orchestra. 70 I
pieces. good readers. American and rag time
music. prices reasonable ~ Z Third
phone 1850 or S35-
ORIENTAL ART CO..
Special sale Of hand carved furniture
ivory and high class art goods; best line OF
baskets. TOYS. leather goods, novelties and
holiday goods; everything imported 10
Texas street
! AM DESTROYS Of practicing Mexican Law
in United states I am conversant with an
the principles forms and procedures Of TINS
law. with respect TO both the state and led
eraI branches I am particularly well m
formed with regard to the law OF mines
water rights. commerce. banking and con-
cessions Of all kinds ANY American firm
that has need OF such a lawyer address
14I. care Herald
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-30
Personal.

Personal.
STOVE man Phone @e4S-
SPTRELLA corsets. Mrs. Huiett Phi s5.2
HAIR. moIes removed; electric Phi 34IsN.
SCIENTIFIC massage at your own home
p~of +. L. Sanders. Phone $685.
FIFCTROIYSIS. superfluous hair and moles
removed. Mrs e. Benson . Buckier oius-
TsCF CURTAINS cleaned beautifully
Kramer. phone 1913
CHIROPRACTOR
Roorn so2. Herald Bldg. Phone 1856
GFRSIAN man who anewered ad last sat
Iirdav morning 11-1 Magoffin- call again
or phone 50S3 Immediately
ALL FURNACE trouble repaired. chimneys
and stacks swept and painted; all M"tA
Guaranteed. See Charles Doll phone 80
THE STREET CAR STRIKE STILL On
Many bad accidents occurring
Fl Pasoaus are riding in nickel autos
WANTED-To know GcorSe Phillips adj
dress last address Midlothian. Texas Please
write or wire. my expense FL Paso- Tex id.t
Phillips general delivery very important
II Worth and Dallas papers copy al