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SOLDIERS TO CoRPus-IIeadouartcr.

at The Horne Apartments. centre Of town.
on ear line. one block to Bay, PARK and
Pier. Restaurant i'll connection. Rooms
soc. S20-3t.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-08-31

VALLEY PEOPLE: Send your Type
writers, Bicycles. etc. to us for repairs.
We repair anything. We carry a complete
line of bicycle supplies also Rio Grande
Electric Co. 7l1I t. f.
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CITY PAINT AND CARPENTER SHOP.
REPAIRING & CONSTRUCTION WORK
r. L. Gutierrez, Manager. Phone 500.
7l1lt. f.
PLUMBING W0RK GUARANTEED.

know my business and do the best work
ut reasonable prices. Figure with me. j.
A. CARA, 304 Adams ST., Phone 49S-L.12
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NOTICE.

F. ABRAMS Is NO 'ong"r "'nnectcd
with our establishment.
THE BOLLACk STORE.
sIGl'Gt.
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be retired; We have a SPECIAL. MA
CHINE for this purpose. Rio Grande
Electric Co. -7llOltf.
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Real Estate Transfer-Flecord was ILL

Real Estate Transfer-Htecord was ILL
ed in the office Of County Clerk Joe Webb
this morning 81 d real estate transfer in
which y. N. Nhittcnberg sold to Ii. NJ Sur
face twenty-five acres of land out of the
north part III farm Int Az, David and
Stephenson sTnvey, for oh er considens
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-08-31
Saloon License issued-A saloo

cense was. issued out Of the county cour
this morning to Marcelus Doueherty fol
the Delmonico bar on Market square.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-08-31

plant has been filed in the corporation
court BY Sanitary Inspector STANLEY Nor
ton against Eligio and Alfredo Guzman
charging violation If the sanitary ordi-
nance. They are alleged % nave thrown
the carcaS of n cat In the alley of their
premises. They viii be heard tomorrow
morning by Corporation Court Judge Cell
ava.
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To Establish Drug Store--John w. Lock

TO EStdEIIIST D!UU SIOIC-J0hn ". Lock
EFT. former resident Of Brownsville and
until recently conducting y drug store Nd
Cucro. has leased the ground floor build
ing on the south side ~ the Merchants
National Bank building and shortly viii
establish "a drug store in the place. Mr..
lockctt Is removing his Stock and fixtures
from Cureo 10 Brownsville. Ills family,
including Mrs. Lockctt and their son, ar
rived in Brownsville last night.
FOR RE<I-irick building on Elizabeth
Street. near Miller Hotel. store room first
floor. Apartments above. Address Il. Her
aid. S3a Ct.
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AID S9aG 81.
For all kinds of electro. nickel. gold and
silver plating. Rio Grande Electric Co..
4l5-tf.
News reached Brownsville TODAY of the
reported serious illness at his home al
Harrington Of r. III. Weller.
About that plumbing that Is 10 be dome
Call Hayes & Sons. Scores Of satisfied
customers. Phone 50~.-616tf.
Miss Evlvn Bean has returned from the
East to resume her position a. designer
and trimmer at the IIai shop. ST. III.
We call for and deliver your fans for re-
pairs. Call US. Rio Grande Electric Co.
-4-5-H
Electrical, bicycle, automobile, type
writer, flashlights, telephone and telegraph
supplies and repairs. We repair anything.
Rio Grande Electric c0.-tf.
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The HAT SHUT u a busy place These
days receiving millinery. rcady-towear
novelties. ETC.. purchased by Mrs. Dalzcll
while in New York S31N1t.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-08-31

y. s. Adams &c San Antonio i q bus.
mess visitor IN the city today.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-08-31

Deputy Cuctoms Inspector W.. i. Vale
returned 10 Brownsville last night after
spending a two weeks vacation at Gal
Vc-ton-
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q. III. Pca-c. president of the RAYMOND.
Vile state Hank. ". q. Peace. n. Il. Bur
ton and VI. IN. Drcvcr, It'll If RAYMOND
vile. are visitors in Brownsville today.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-08-31

Mr.. and Mr.. ". J. Rungec and dangf
tor. &c Chicago are in Brownsville for
few days.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-04-13

& orient Ry. Co. Of Texas VS.. r T.
Durrett. from PecOs. Wichita Southern
Life Insurance company VS.. Mary Z.
Roberts, from Haskell. ]. F. Wilson ct
al. VS.. W. T. Thompson, from Scurry.
L. W. Houghtling VS.. J. A. Eubank,
from Scurry. First National bank Of
Snyder VS.. w. II. Patterson, from Sour
~. J. z. Wills VS.. W. A. Tyer ct al
from Taylor. L Fl. Yates, guard, VS. Mrs.
n. X Watson, next friend, from Jones.
Joe Joiner VS. Citizens National bank
ct al, from Taylor. W. T. Rawleigh
Medical Co. vs.. G. B. Gum ct al, from
Nolan. Kansas City. Mexico & orient
Ry. Co. ct al. VS.. Frank Corn ct al. from
Knox. Kansas City, Mexico & Orient Ry.
Co. Of Texas VS.. c. A. Finke. from
Knox. Commonwealth Bonding and
Casualty ms. Co. VS.. r S. Brannin,
Frank Patton, W. Z. MoorehOuse, W. T.
Ward. T. NJ Anderson, W. A. Brown,
Tom Adams. G. H. Beavers. z. NJ Coff-
man, Louis Chesser, D. N. Morrison,
from Knox
Set for May 1s-First State bank ct
al. VS.. Mrs. Alice G. Walker. from Tay-
Tor. Western Union Tel Co. VS.. r W.
Griffis. from Taylor W. Y. =. Baker vs..
c. E Brown, from Scurry- Dora Evans
VS.. Jack Evans. from Andrews. Con-
solidated Kansas City Smelling and Re
filming Co vs. 7. Z. Dill. from FL PasO.
Howard JacObe VS.. Houston Electric
Co., from Harris L Fl. King VS.. Hardin
Lumber Co., from Harris. Sadie B.
Brady ct al. VS.. J. c. Cope ct al, from
Leon. c. S. L Seureau VS. s. d. Frazer.
from Harris. Eureka Ice Co VS.. oscar
BucklOO. from Harris. J. Kalmans vs..
Gus Baumbush ct al. from Harris }.
Applebaum ct al VS.. Spinner-Hay Lum-
Der Co., from Harris
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-04-13
School Notes.

An address on vocational guidance
and child study viii be given by DR..
John T. Miller. Of Los Angeles, at the
high school tonight at o'clock. The
lecture is open to the general public.
but is being especially given for the
parents of school children and school
The honor roll for March in the COM
mercial department Of the high school
has been posted upon the school bulle-
tin board The pupils gaining places
on this roll are Earl Brown, Don Crow,
Anna Krannaewitter, Gladys Lundy
Harold Lujan. Julio Paes, Josephine
Peach. lima Savage, Aileen WhitmOre.
Ellis Wingo, Helen Smith. Ben Archer,
cleo Bryan, Agnes Martin, Christian
Schugt, Luella Stansel, Marion Rull-
man. Genevieve Bannell, Dorothy Crane,
Lucille Day, Evelyn Ellison Mayme
Emilstein, Louis Eppstein. Ruth Haupt,
Grave Horn, Bernhard Krupp. Grace
OdeU. Myra Pearson, Leila Polan, ia
nice Roberts and BObbie Stewart
The girls who are the sponsors for
the high school cadet corps are going
to take a large number of magazines
and books to the base hospital at Fort
Bliss for the sick soldiers who have
been sent back from the American coll
umn in Mexico. The girls have their
sponsor uniforms, which are very natty
affairs. Of white corded piQue, the
Jackets made in norfolk style. The
sponsors are Dorothy Vollertseu, Ge-
nevieve Bannell and Mary Heermans,
Of company A; Ethel Crawford. Lillian
Axton and Marion Calnan. of company
b: Nellie Smith, Edith Robertson and
Helen Reading, Of company c. The
girls will be chaperoned by Mrs. John
T. AxtOn and Mrs. / f. McLaren. The
girls are studying the Red Cross So
ciety's course in the first aid.
The Spanish American war PLAY
"Juanita," which will be presented by
the high school students at the dan
SAINT, TO be given on the evening OF
April 2S, promises to be a most delight
full play from the manner in which the
students are progressing in their va
rious roles. The entertainment is be
ing given to raise a fund by which the
high school may send It's representa-
tives to the annual interscholastic meet
in Austin and consequently Is arousing
an additional amount Of interest among
the students and the friends OF the
school in the play "Mr. Maitland, OF
New York" will be acted by Fred
Humphreys Humphreys will later
also act the role Of the army surgeon.
Eugene ThurstOn will be capt Ken
meth Tracey John Savage viii be
Capt. LeClaire." Charles l. over
street, jr.. will have the part OF Lieut.
Mark Horton" Elliott Chess will have
the principal comedy role, Harvey
Maitland" whose nickname is Gee
MIME BetterDOltle- Ia -,
nolds will act the role of Barney
O'Shea." Bailey Winter will be Don
Alfredo Suarez'' and his friend, Jose
win be acted by Sam Hochberg. Betty
Mary Smith has the character OF
alice Maitland" Esther Ingham will
be mabel Horton" Helen DePew viii
act the title role, "Juanita- Inc pay
is in three acts Of two scenes each- Inc
Incidental music Of the entertainment
win be played by the high school or
cbestra. Fancy dancing by the girls
OF the esthetic dancing classes IN the
physical training department viii be
pleasing part of the entertainment
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-04-13
.Unipersitu Scholarship.

A gift Of so has been received 70
ward the permanent fund Of the I'M
versity Scholarship club, from X. b.
Alves The voting for the candloates
for the annual scholarship for ln9
graduates Of the spring high schOol
class is rOusing much interest Inc
voting will close Saturday night at .
o'clock. In the boys division Alpe[t
Webb has 90 votes and Robert WuIIL
81 votes. The voters up to today are
F. f. Sawyer, W. A Burk, D L. MO
rill, J. W. Crowdus, D. c. CroWel' =
W. Funston, A. c. EnOs, J. Z. clark,
A. Woods, DIT. r. L. Ramey, Or. D. +
stevens J. H Pollard, r. r. Jones, A
E. Rowlands, P. Z. Gardner, 7. N. May
field. DR.. z. J. Cummins. W. n
Ramsey, Robert Mozart, Percy NC
Chez. W. T. HiXson, DR.. w, -
Jameson, A. H. Hughey, ". A war
ner. Frank PickreI, Jaspar Wooldrldgs'
James Curtis, Van c. Wilson, Or: nus
White. J. F. Mckenzie, J. NJ. Harris,
John A. Happier. W. d. Howe, N0lney
NJ Brown, J. NJ. GOggin, A. NJ W ant
hall, c. II. Brown, S. c. Aubrey =. .
GOen, n. G. Buchoz, Robert i. nom,
day, ]. N. Pollard. Zach 1; W Gdhient =.
I. Dyer. julius Krakauer NJ. CODltHte'
J. r. Fisk. Charles r. LOOMS, = u
Freeman, L. Y. Berrien, J. H. Natlons'
J. c. Ballard, DIT. Z. H IrVln, u
George Mengel, Maury Kemp, NaJeIs
Davis, Paul Hammett, DR.. carr Lee
smith, GeOIEe AOA , <AAAIAA
ling, Peyton +. Edwards, Inorhtoh
Hardie. S. p. Weisiger, W. r. brown,
A. z. Brown, Z. W. Kneezen, Erancls
Moore, DR.. L. G. Witnerspoon, FREQ j.
Feldman, Earl league. NJ. Maggie, w
ID. Iatta, A. P. Averill, Walter H. scout
Charles A. Kinkel, Dave Crockett Wlu
I. Watson. W. S. Hills, c. II. Teas1 e'
A. p. Coles, c. J. Dean, o. c. Coles, ii.
NJ Andreas, Sig. NJ. Schwabe, Edgar
Kayser. J. J. Murphy. star Drug Co.. Z.
6. Tankersley and +. VI. Whitaker. IN
the girls division Mary Dewey has ~
votes and Ruth Brown 80 votes. me
club members voting up to THURSDAY
are Mesdames +. J. Williams, .. II
Campbell, W. J. Eustace, Hugh ). White
Frank Feuille, Junior, Christine
Garlick. J. Frank Coles, Burt OrndortI'
n ". Blum, J. W. Cathcart, 5 J. kreu-
denthal. George f. Wallace, W. X
Brown. Helen Judson, A Matthias, Chas.
, =. stevens, Josephine Nations Morflt'
l. I. Darrach. Will K. Mari, W. j. FREE
man. G.. p Putnam, Robert l. Holt
dav. W. 2. stiles, J. Z. Bowen. Misses
Maria J. Gallagher. Elizabeth Lucas
Kate Fink. TheO Patterson, Ruth VI
Augur, Kate Tatum, and Antolnette
MatlIin.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-04-13
Ont OF uun Visitors.

Mrs. s. Kahn of New Orleans. Is ex-
pected to arrive in FL Paso tonight 70
visit her daughter, Mrs. A. Nasits, 4Os
Brown street.
Peter Cruz and family have moved
into El Paso from Anthony. Mr. Cruz
was formerly connected with the VAL
lev Telephone company.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice kayser or
Mexico CITY left Wednesday for the
Atlantic coast, after a short visit with
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Kayser on Brown
hostesses.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul ]. Gates of Gulf
Port. Miss, arrived in FL Paso We'd
nesdav to visit Mrs Gates's sister, Mrs.
Pevton f. Edwards, and judge Edwards
for n short time. Mr.. and Mrs. Gates
EXPECT to make FL Paso their home.
Mr.. c. c. Crews has as her guests,
Mt. and Mrs. r. NJ. Turner and their
sons. Switzler Turner and Russell Tur-
ner, Of Chandler, Ariz. The Turner's
made the trip here in their autOmo-
bile. They were former residents Of
FI Paso and will visit here for some
time.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-04-13
Parties.

The young mems class OF the First
Methodist church delightfully."- enter
tanned the girls class on Monday even
ing with a social in the Sunday school
room Of the church. BuncO and other
games were played. Punch was served
through the evening. and later a two
course supper was served. The girls
present were: Misses Coral Bias,
Eleanor Price, Gladys Kitchen, Lillian
Strauss. Margaret Strauss Ruth Hyten,
Isabelle Valentine, Flora Spence, Made
line Birney, Hazel Spence, A. Willis,
. Marion Pullman and Marion DoOlittle.
The boys were: Walter Reynolds, Joe
Spence. Sam Marshall. Willie Bias,
George Mold, Paul Bateman, Joe Par
ker, j. d. Richards, A. Mills, Lee Itch
OILS A. Dickinson, r. A. Gillette. Ray
Pritchett, George Cody, Paul Pritchett
and others.
Miss Mary Louise Amador and Miss
Margaret Price delightfully."- entertained
with a very jolly surprise party the
first Of the week in honor Of the
birthday anniversary OF Martin Anna
dor. Mt the home OF Miss Price on
Wyoming street. The evening was
pleasantly spent in playing various
games and cards, and later dancing
was enjoyed until late hour. Refresh
ments were served by the young host
esses assisted by Misses LeOpoldina
Kablitz and Miss Daisy Phelps. The
girls present were: Misses Mary Lane,
Lila Blot, Mary Stedmond, LeopOldina
Koblitz. Regina Price, Mary Blot,
Lois Shaw. Marie Luettich, Daisy
Phelps. Margaret Price, Mary Price,
Louise Amador. The boys present
we're: Paul Baker, Graves Malone, Mar
tin Amador. Francis Price, WelbOrne
stowe. Frank Cantlion, Thad Keavlin,
Earl Corlin, Bill Coles, Arthur Finer
son Harry Cantlion and Carl PLANT
Mrs. II. NJ. Hunt was the hostess at
a delightful childrens party Wednes-
day afternoon in celebration Of the
fifth birthday anniversary of her little
daughter, Emelene Hunt. given at their
home on Bliss street. The youngsters
spent the time happily playing games.
Refreshments were served at table
decorated in red and white and the
colOrs were repeated in the ices, cakes
and candies served. Red crepe paper
streamers twined the chandelier and
screened the lights above the table.
Red carnations and ferns formed the
centerpiece. Little red and green bas-
kets filled with Easter eggs sur
mounted by a small chicken were the
fayors. The hostess was assisted in
entertaining the children by Mrs S.
Saner and Mrs. W. b. Williams Among
the little guests We're Stanley VIII
liams, Carl Jackson, Alton Jackson,
Frank Henry Saner. Kenneth Taden,
Manning James Harley Alice
Mertle, Adele Fletcher Margaret
Fletcher, Helen Denton, Hannah Gus
ter, Gussle Custer, Velma Harley Ella
Mae Jackson. Eta Mae Norris Alice
Morgan. Maria Schlawn, Hazel Max
well and Maxine Hunt.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-04-13

-ANEs GRAHAM McNARY will con-
dnct a miscellaneous musical pro-
Tresday night at the First
;J.tb grT church as part Of the E. ce .t
b bsiioa'S Of the the dedication week Of the
church. e. connosed Of MANY of
the gh prominent SnGt singers of the city for
On 1uStS,inInent was held. over 30
the tn ., enI 1errominent singers from the diff
f 85 snf denominations Of FL Paso were
presehIEc rcNary. under whose direction
tbis r concert is to be given, was as
Sisted by MIS- MGN@ nTga 2s pianist T5s and
hehne.n Of the new church, corner
e and Montana 2 streets af i is well sbt aP
polhleu 20 This concert will be given
II,inddsy evening, April IS. at s o'clock
1nS vii he one of those musical treats
Civ, SiVen under the personal direction Of
MT The following is partial list Of
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-04-13
Chorus Led By j. G. M'Nary To
Help Dedicate M. E. Church

those present during the evening anu
who will participate in the concert,
Mrs. Parvin Witte, Mrs. r. l., HON.
day. Mrs W. d. Howe Mrs g. A Mar
tin. Mrs. A. II. GOldstein, Miss A "A u
Axiom, Mrs. Paul Heermans, Mrs. II III, %
Durkee. Mrs c. L. Overstreet, MISS
Bell White, Miss Opal Corn. Miss cara latII
Smell. Mrs T. E. Maxwell, Mrs, Cha ice
TAYLOR, Miss Ruth Walker, Miss AilCe
Wilson. Miss Marguerite Iverson, MIS-
Anabei Depew. Mrs. Disney Smith, MISS
Ella Peck, Miss Marion McPhersoIH
Miss Della ROsenstein. Miss Fanny T.
BIakesley, Mrs. Catherine NJ; MlnsIeI'
Mrs. c. J. Andrews, Mrs. Henry, - -.
Greer, Mrs. /. A Barnes, MISS Ma
Pershing. Miss Helen Muselwhite, MISE
Cathryn Muselwhite, Miss Pratt, MISS
Nellie Porter, Miss Treva Blair; Mes SIS
c. G. Ruby, r. j. Carson, Charles
RO<ahr. II. D. Slater, N. H. Lemen'
Malcolm Fraser. H. L. Luthy, w W
Rose. J. 7. Cheek. J. Rowland Gilchrls9II'
Edwin Knickmeyer, C. NJ. Lyman, H.
Il. Durkee, H l.. Ilfrey, +. G. BilIlnBs'
NJ. H. MacCallum, Arthur T. Earles'
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-04-13
Musical.

AIiss Marguerite Buckler viii give a
song recital at the home Of Mrs. Iach
T. White. on Mesa avenue, under the
auspices Of the woman.s board OF tne
Fl Paso School for Girls. The recital
is the third musical afternoon that the
1vornan's hoard has given for the school.
Miss Buckler will be assisted by David
HoIquin. violinist. Mrs James era
ham McNary will play Mss Buckler.
piano accomplishments Miss Buckler
selections will be the aria from Ma
non." by Massenet; Down IN the + Or
est % nv Ianson Roland; Bird Of the
wilderness" by Horseman; MY Lad
die" by James Rogers; the prayer from
La TOsca," by Puccini; THE Birth OF
Dawn" by Frances Leoni; Day Is
Done" by Margaret Lang, and NAT
innate" by LeOncavallo.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-04-13
Ell Pdsodns Returning.

Mr.. and Mrs. ". r. Brown have re-
turned from a short business trip 10
Washington. D. c.
Mrs. NJ. NJ Redding has returned 70
FL Paso after a long absence, during
which she has been visiting in a num-
Der of eastern points.
V L Bean. who has been on Dusi-
ness trim to Oklahoma and east Texas
points with George Evans, has returned
to his home in FL Paso. Mr.. Evans re-
NAMED in east Texas to visit relatives
for a few more days.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. II. Tietsort have re-
turned to their home from Clovis n
NJ. where Mr. TietsOrt was i'll in the
Santa Fe railway hospital for some
time. following a railway accident Mr..
Tietsort is much better.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-04-13

FRS. WILL T. OWEN, retiring
MI chairman Of the music depart
L 4 ment Of the woman's club, made
her farewell speech to the department
M the final meeting for this season,
Wednesday afternoon. in the audi
torium Of the First Christian church.
Mrs. owen expressed her appreciation
Of the assistance and cooperation Of
the department members in making
the year so successful Following the
usual routine reports. there was con-
siderable discussion Of the use to which
the funds in the treasury should be
put Those taking part in the discus
sion were Mesdames Olga kohlberg
s. II. Sutherland. A. p. Averil, w. X
Brown. Parvin White, J. J. Pearce,
George Drummer and Alma j. Cox 1t
was finally voted that $50 should be
turned over to the club house fund
and the remainder put at the disposal
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-04-13
Cards.

Mr.. and Mrs r 0. Nooke entertained
the Week About Bridge club Wednes-
day afternoon, at their home on St
Vrain street. The high score prizes
were won by Mrs. J. H. Carr and R A
Nooke Only the members Of the club
were present A twO-course luncheon
was served after the games. Mrs. Nick
Depeder viii entertain the club next
week
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-04-13
MUSICAL DEPARTMENT OF WOAGANS
CLUB HOLDS LAST MEETING OF YEAR

ternoOn at the church. Miss NoIa Young
viii give reading and Miss Nina VIII
banks viii sing. Mrs. H. r Bowie will
talk on Ruth and Naomi" The mem
bers Of circle three will be the
Mrs. II. L. Dillon entertained the
Wednesday Needleworll club Wednes-
day afternoon at her home on Govern
ment Hill After an afternoon pleas
antly spent in needlework refresh
ments were served. The club will meet
next at the home Of Mrs. George braves
on boulevard.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-04-13
THE COURTS.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
VIM. b. Sheppard, Presiding.

United States VS. Raimundo Garcia
and Marcus Escabedo, having counter
felt money and mOlds in their possess
sion; found guilty; Garcia sentenced to
10 months in the federal penitentiary,
EscabedO sentence temporarily de-
ferred
United states vs.. Inez Gonzales. hav-
ing in his possession stolen sheep; not
guilty.
United States VS.. Jose Gomez. having
in his possession cocaine and morphine;
found guilty and sentence temporarily
deferred.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-04-13
Ell Pasoans Awau.

for Banning, Calf. for a visit with
her daughter, Mrs. n. A. Rose
Mr.. and Mrs. George p Locke will
leave today for their new home in De
trOit. Mr.. Locke, who has been special
agent in charge of the L. S. treasury
department Of the 18th district. with
headquarters at Ell Paso, the past Is
months. has been promoted and trans
ferred to the 14th district as special
agent in charge, with headquarters at
Detroit, Mich.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-04-13
CARRANZA CITESFIGHT At PARRAL;
URGES US. NOT TO ROUSE NATIVES

WASHINGTON, D. c., April 13-In battle in
wv Parra between American troops and the civilian
population last night Gen. Carranza telegraphed
his embassy here today that many deaths occurred on
both Sides"
Carranza troops aided the Americans In attempting
restore order Gen Carranza has applied to the United
States to recognize the dangers of arOusg the natives
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-04-13
EIGHTH COURT OF CIVIL APPEALS.
J. r. Harper. T.. +. Higgins and A. NJ.
nn-nIaL Ill aaannlnaa InnaaInn.

Motion for rehearing submitted-Rio
Grande & FL Paso and Santa Fe Ry
CO. VS. William S. Starnes. from FL
Paso. Marvin Reinhardt VS.. W. F. Bor-
ders ct al. from Ward.
Motion for reheaTing overruled-Mar-
vim Reinhardt VS.. ". F. Borders ct al
from Ward.
Affirmed-Kansas City, Mexico &
Orient Ry. Co. of Texas VS.. J. S. Oates
from Pecos. Atchison. Topeka & Santa
Fe Ry Co. VS.. Corbett S. Shadden, from
FL Paso. W. NJ Woods ct al. VS. Mrs
NJ NJ Moore. from Haskell. Abilene st
Ry Co VS.. C. W Stevens. from Taylor
Cisco Oil Mill VS.. NJ A. Shepherd ct al.
from Callahan.
Reversed and remanded-Kansas CITY
Mexico & Orient Ry. Co. Of Texas ct al
vs. John NJ OdOm, from Pecos.
Set for April 27-Kansas City. Mexico
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-04-13
AVENUES TO BELIEF.
1r-OrR SELVES.

The dav has been difficult
one and everything seems TO
have gone wrong.
A co-worker was awkward
and caused a great loss, a
connection took a rise out OF
US. and we have lost ground
all around.
desnondency for the goal OF
success seems to recede from
US. Somehow We begin TO
think Of an old chum who
has passed away and we re
call with a smile what he used
to say and do. Poor old CHAP,
he never made money but ne
was all right" Gradually our
thoughts dwell on qualities.
NOT quantities. Deep down we
feel that man is more than
money and our city more than
streets. There's an inner
something, something be-
hind and although we are re
ticent in speaking Of that
something We murmur. For
Thine Is the Kingdom, the
Power and the Glory"
MILES HANSON.
FIRST CONGREGATIONAL
CHURCH
1900 Block, IL Blocks North
On Boulevard.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-04-13
41sT DISTRICT COURT.
p r.. Price, Presiding.

Eta Gamble vs. L. E. Gamble. divorce
and custody of minor child; filed
]. NJ Barnes VS.. FL Paso & South
western, suit for $4,000 damages for per-
sOnal injuries; on trial.