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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-02-05
NEW CANYON CITY NORMAL
BUILDING IS COMPLETED

Austin. Tex. Feb. 5.-Construction OF
the building Of the West Texas state
Normal school at Canyon City, Is prac-
ticallv completed. according to l. ;.
Fisher, assistant state inspector OF ma
son,.v who has been connected with the
building of this structure. he having
snent one year at Canyon City
The new building is to take place OF
the one destroyed by fire two years
ago. and the cost Of the new building
is S2s7, 4sS. which includes $6S,6ls ex-
pended for plumbing wiring ana neat
ing 1t is said to be one of the most
nm 10, date and complete buildings of
any in Texas Ii Will be equipped and
ready for occupancy within the next
six weeks
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-02-05
FORT STANTON MAN CHARGED
WITH SWINDLING AUTO FIRM

Complaint was filed against Gerald
Brooks. charging him with swindling
over $50, in the justice court Friday
evening.
He is alleged to have issued a check
for S535 in favor of G. Z. Kavin in pay
ment for a Saxon automobile The
check was drawn on the Exchange
bank of Carrizozo. n NJ. and was re-
turned with a notation that the sig
nature did not agree with the bank
files
He was arrested Friday on a charge
of passing checks for S25 on Kelly K
Pollard and another check on !. r.
Watson He was first arrested by the
police and said he had come here from
Fort stanton. n. NJ, where the marine
hospital is located
A charge of swindling under $50 was
also filed against Brooks in the county
court
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-02-05
S. FRENCH GENERALS HAVE
BEEN KILLED IN BATTLE

Paris. France Feb. 5.-A "rol oL
honor of Paris notables who have dleu
for their country during the preseInIt
war has just been published. IL con- pm
.isdes the names of IS generals, u
coio1els and i55 lieutenant coloonels
Gmong the professions. the civil en-
gineers had the Target number OF deao C:
fotalinr 1l3. The lawyers came heAt
'.-itb 10 other professions listed are !.
Men Men Of letters, so; artists. so; Catholic
clergy, 2S; Professionals. three; are rem
tects. 20: actors and singers, Is; d9c-
tors. -: diplomatic corps. elgnti sJuI Iis
tors 10. composers and musicians,
fonr. The institute of France, one;
iudges. one; inspectors of finance sep-
en-: notaries. five. and brokers t wv.
The select clubs of all KINDS IN - La 30
of titled persons.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-02-05
MRS. c. MENGEL
DIES SATURDAY
Wife of Dentist Passes
Away After Being Invalid
For Several Years.

Mrs. George II. Mengei wire Oh IL
George H. Mengel, died Saturday m moe I,eo
ing at $40 o'clock after an inValiu ne u.
of several years. I5eath occur, 9ccGT5gu ster
the family home, oSoO
Mrs Nengel is survived by By ne III i and
band. two children, Helen, a eiSters 81 MIS-.
9nero VGi mans Of i5l Paso. and Mrs. D. N N
Morris. of Galveston; a f DtJume II n
Sherod. of Del Rio, and 1ather' H. ~
Sherod, of Gallon, ohio. ,,.ae Miss
Mrs. MengeTs maiden name Wa 'N,aTr i'ai1c,
Cora EsteI sherod and 8, he iod MAJ T 'f,sy
10 ~ 20 ~ Pi,erIus ohio. where DR.. Men,
vel Ell" practiced dentistry until he moved a'al
to III Paso ten years ago. MIS- rn aTri5e
was for n number of years nlei, -
" 3be choir of ST. Clements Epis- opal
cburch and an active worker IN tna'
church. will he
made mill n number of the relatives
Who have been notified. arrive
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-02-05
CARRANZA PUTS NEW VALUE
ON MEXICAN SILVER COINS

Because of the rise in the value of
silver, Carranza has decreed that
subsequent increase in the value OF
Mexican silver coins be recognized in
the payment Of taxes to the govern
ment, as follows:
"On account of the rise in the price
Of silver. the basis for the ADMISSION Of
Mexican silver coin in payment of taxes,
which should be paid in Mexican gold,
has been modified as per the first
chiefs decree dated January IS, 1916,
at QueretarO. This new order places
the value of silver peso, when offered
in payment of government taxes, at 20
centavos. Mexican gold, in place OF a
former value of Sc centavos Mexican
gold, and for every peso of Mexican
tortones Chalf pesos or smaller
change. a value Will be credited as of SO
centavos Mexican gold. against for
mer standard OF So centaYos Mexican
gold This new decree goes into effect
February 10. 1916. displacing the for
mer decree of May s, 1915
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-02-05
WOMEN OPPOSE DISSERTATION
OF STAR SPANGLED BANNER

Lacrosse. Wis, Feb. 5.-On the
ground that ''The Star Spangled Ban
ner." as played at a number Of local
moving picture shows, is so inter
spersed with rag time and other catchy
music as 20 be all but uurecognizaDle
the Daughters OF the American ReVolu-
ton. the Twentieth Century club ana
other women's organizations, nave
made vigorous protest to the theater
managers
Tho women assert that now and then
when a IovaI American recognizes the
national air and rises he is met win
roars of sit down" They ask the
managers to see that The star span
gled Banner" is played only IN ulshI-
fled and impressive way.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-02-05
BOSTON GRAND
OPERA CO. HERE
Director Arranges For
Madam Butterfly and
Pavlowa March 4.

Max Rabinoff. managing director OF
the Boston Grand Opera company and
the Pavlowa Russo Ballet a cOmblna-
ton Of PIP persons, is in FL PasO with
the purpose OF arranging for two per
formances in this city March T. In the
Grand Opera company are 20 stars
drawn from London, Berlin, Madrid.
Toxic, Milan, Rome. Buenos Aires,
Paris. Boston, New York and Chicago
supported by a chorus of so voices
The assisting orchestra has so mu-
sicians under four capable directors
while the Pavlowa Russo Ballet con-
sists Of AZ dancers. all artsts Oh Idre
training and accomplishment.
s'Madam Butterfly -,
an our Ell Paso engagement, salu
Mr. Rabinoff 1--WE would probably give
PuccinFs Madam Butterfly, with
Tschaikowski's Russian Ballet SHOW
Flake as a second part for a matinee
performance, the ballet giving the lat
ter number For the night perform
ance the consensus Of opinion, from
persons interested in music in FL Paso,
would he for Leon Cavallo's L Pagnaccl
in two acts; and Delibes ballet COP
pellia,' in two acts.
an Madam Butterfly we would, OF
course. present the remarkable Japa-
nese singer Tamaki MiuTa IN the role
Of clio clio San while Ricardo Mar
tin. tenor, would sing the part OF %. r
Pfn<erton,' the American naval ot1lcet'
ut is our wish" continued the d.
rector. ito produce these two NAM
moth performances in Ell Paso on the
afternoon and night of March T. II
will be the most ambitious muslcai
attraction ever brought TO FL Paso anu
only two other cities in Texas are 10
hear the same artists, Dallas and Hous-
ton. san Antonio has its annual mu-
steal festival Immediately before we
come 10 Texas and. for that reason
will not be on our itinerary.
To Los Angeles.
From Ell Paso Mr.. I,abinotf VIII go
To the Pacific coast. where he arranges
for a series Of performances from Los
Angeles to Portland and thence pacA
east. A. 80,
Arrangements for bringing the gIe9l
attraction to FL PasO are in the han9s
Of lanes G. McNary. Mr.. RaDlnoIi
sDent Saturday morning with Mr.. Mc'
Nary in going over the local situation
and discussing the seating capacity o.
the local theaters. 1t is very proo,
able. in order to make the engagement
certain. that a certain sum VIII have
to he raised independent OF the pos
office receipts, but this. 1t Is th0uenl
will be readily met by the music IoNer'
Of FL Paso-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-02-05
CHICAGO'S BANKER ILL;
GRIP ATTACK IS SERIOUS

Los Angeles, Calf, Feb. 5.-Three
doctors attending George NJ. Reynolds,
the Chicago banker who is seriously i'll
here, issued bulletin today stating
his condition had greatly improved he
is not, however. out of danger His
family was reported to be on the way
from Chicago on a special train.
The patients heart action, il was said,
was impaired by complication Of dis
eases He was stricken with grip Mon-
day. but regarded it as a cold and paid
little attention to it. Asthma and
bronchitis later manifested themselves
Mr. Reynolds is president of the Con-
tinental and Commercial National bank
in Chicago and former president Of
the American Bankers association. He
is 81 years OLD.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-02-05
WHEN YOU SEE A WATCH
THINK OF THE JEWEL SHOP"
A. ID. Foster Co., Props. Adv.
NtITICE.

NUMEROUS COMPLAINTS HAVING
BEEN FILED WITH THE SCANENGER
DEPARTMENT THAT GARBAGE CAN
SOLICITORS ARE MAKING MISREP-
RESERVATIONS. THIS Is TO NOTIFY
THE PUBLIC THAT NO ONE EN-
PLOYED BY THE CITY OF Ell PASO
is AUTHORIZED TO SOLICIT ORDERS
FOR CARRIAGE CANSt THAT THIS
DEPARTMENT RECOMMENDS THE
PURCHASE OF ANY GARBAGE CAN
THAT COMPLIES WITH THE ORDI-
NANCE RECENTLY ENACTED, But
DOES NOT FAVOR THE PRODUCT OF
ANY PARTICULAR URER.
B. J. ZABRISNIE,
Adv SANITARY COMMISSIONER.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-02-05
.LU5|TANIA CASE
IS UP To WILSON
Not Even Lansing Knows
What Turn Will Be Given
Affairs With Germany.

-57ot have come from Berlin that the
noints for which the American govern
ment is contending are purely Oe0ulli0es
and splitting and unnecess.sl' %
nrosacution in view OF Germany CoL-
l.ession OF pecuniary liability Tor the
loss OF American lives and her promise
"a future abstinence from lnhuin'Il
methods Of submarine warfare
7,bat is the reason given for the IN
gistence Of tho state department on lts
,-3e,{raI confident expressions. laid
down in the first Lusitania note tnat
me fmperiaI government viii dlsaVow
me acts of which the government o.
the United States complains as Wen %
make reparation for the loss OF ANes'
IN fact. the state department mas eN-
,,,essIv sought to avoid limiting us de =
mands on the German government 70
~. loss Of American life on the Lusi-
fania 1t has insisted that these CVl-
tentions are irrelevant TO the ques,' i ~,
~ the legality of the methods useG ny
the German naval authorities III
ing the vessel"
Contest Is For All Neutrals.
T, tbe Tusftania note dated June y,
1q15 secretary Lansing declared llS ~
he was contending not only lot ny
mere property rights OF tnS 80, .9S
States hut for nothing less high anu
sscred than the rights OF humanity
therefore his objections to the HeI nOG u,
of German submarine warfare Were ~
the interest of all neutrals anu a.
conbatants, as well, even OF belIlgeI en-
nationalities. He expressly ue ef',a ~
- ,trnaralleled in modern warfare ny
81 ui,s Of a great passenger steamer
snarrvins more than 1000 souls who l,C
Lad no part or lot in the conduct OF In ms
var. without so much as 4 challenge OF
a warning" 49,
Count Won Bernstorff indicated n.
,,,ongbt II would not be necessary loI
1iyr- TO see secretary lansing again OF
~, ,il,,' s,9iect. His visit Friday wa
str,ctIv formal. lasting less than Nv
minutes. It was evident that Ine a. ~,
hsssador simply delivered the messas'
t-or, bis government and that secre-
t sp, lansing scarcely did more thar thar
.ccent IL for submission to presiden
Wilson.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-02-05
FORESEES HEAVY STRAIN
FOR BRITISH FINANCES

London. Eng, Feb. Great Brlt .iial
viii this year experience neaE ~
financial strain than ever pe,o Iit,or Of
..ordiug TO Sir George Parish, eqltoI -
me- Sfotist in addressing the LONDON
sctool of Economics Friday night.
He said Great Britain PPa a0PIoseI with
pIo .sf 81 least 400 OOO. 600 pounds ana
nossibly coo ,OOO. 600 pounds, and 10 sup lp5
mort "a bigger navy than ever anu
1000. 900 men in the field ,..,,ot that
ny sPo,-fd acciise the British nation
~ oSp eIy snperabundance of brain power "Si
9dding that probably her very meuI1f
ocrity in this respect was the a,st cause nan an
NJ nation he declared, frequently pc
came a public danger. but the Brush 81, ISM
nation never made the mistake Oh
ing too clever.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-02-05
MOTT RAWLINGS AND JACK
VOyVEIJ, TO DEBATE WITH \. n VI.

Mott Rawlings and JACK Eo"fil wiz
nIaI debate with the New Mexico a. q
M. which win take place on March J.
The selection was made at compel sI h
tive presentation Of arguments IoI ~ eno
SoiIed tbs+ ali state institutions of
higher education in the United states
sbonid he supported by. special constl-
tutionaI provision and that any SUPP SUP he
mentary appropriation shoulo Ho' NC
This is the question that Will be t 9e
bated with the Mesilla PARK SENIOR, ~. ~
high school having the at irm t5a Fo Si1e
Rawlings is a memeeer ot i tls school
- VnESS,aiI ia q member of the sam
houston Debating society
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-02-05
GERMAN PAPERS COMMENT
ON BRITISH CRUELTY

BerliD. Germany. Feb. 5.E.CBy WIRE WIRE
Ices to Sayville. L L)-CompaIlsS'Gjl
with the Baralong case III 70
rritisb sailors refused quar- Yer ~. ~
~ i,.l.,..'-,i,s, German seamen, accordihs
t npV oTfflciai German statements, are De.
ing drawn by the German neWsPiap p',i,s
in 7discussing the case Of the ml si,IlIs
HarIeIjn I-1e. The Overseas News
a'Sepc.,-- summarizes the case in TINS
German naval airship LIS has no.
,.ot,1rned from a reconnoitering trlp.
a British news agency Reports ~
-. afrshiD and her crew were seen
.IrSfting In the North sea by the Eng
iisb ' trawier King stephen from GTims-
hS ana that the airship crew, cling
ing to the parts. above the nan ,y SGS1
,,-Ss refused by the British sailors;
living as a reason for their retusa !
fbst the German crew outnumDereu
them"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-02-05
MRS. RANDOLPH TERRY SUES
FOR $1,000 INSURANCE

Mrs. Edith NJ. Terry. wife OF the late
Randolph :. Terry, has filed suit in the
4Ist district court against the state
Life Insurance company, OF Indianapo-
lis, for $500 for life insurance policy
and damages.
In her petition Mrs. Terry represents
that, on January %. 1915. her husband
took out a life insurance palicy Tor
$4,000. and that at the time of his death,
on July 3. 1915, all premiums accrued
and due had been paid up.
The company has failed to pay the
insurance. she alleges, and she now
sues for $4,000 on the policy, $500 for
failure to pay within 80 days after de-
mand and $500 attorneys fees.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-02-05
BRITISH SHIP UNDER DUTCH
FLAG FIRES ON SUBMARINE

- 20 Savviue. L. L)-"Further de-
ais of the attack by British auxill-
- cr1iser flying the Dutch flag on
,.erroan submarine are given from an
authoritative source" says the over
seas News agency: Ihe subInarlil -, sls
der that the steamers paprs might be
.'While waiting for the boats, the
,,,l,r,arine submerged. II approached
within about loco meters OF the steam
ship. which opened fire win Two Sa ,
,,oI 81 medium type and with machine
Guns. The submarine escaped only by
submerging."
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-02-05
TWO TEXAS WOMEN SLAIN;
GIRL INJURED IN ATTACK

Mingus. Tex, Feb. 1.-Two women
were killed and girl seriously IN
FRIDAY night in the home of G. W. St.
Clair. n railroad workman Mrs. St
Clair and Mrs. VIII Wilkins, a visitor,
were beaten to death and Katy 81
Clair, aged three, was left unconscious
By blows from a steel bar, when was
found i'm the ward bearing lioodstains.
81 clair returned from work early to-
day and found the bodies.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-02-05
More Than 100000 German
Nurses and Physicians Are in
Red Cross Work For Army

Berlin. Germany. Feb. AT meeting
Of the Red Cross society for the Rhine prov
ince. the governor. baron Won Rheinoaoeh'
reported that more than 100000 nurses ana
physi7ians have volunteered for the German
R4o Cross service This staff is partly en-
Moved in the hospitals in Germany. party
in the different theaters OF war Zen 1n R.1,l
sand other 6nurses are attached to the nos,
nftal trains which bring the SICK anu
,rnnnded from the battlenelds.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-02-05
Use Zemo for Eczema

Never mind how often you have tried
and failed, you can stop burning. itch
ing eczema quickly by applying a lit
tie zemo furnished by any druggist for
25c, Extra large bottle 800 Heal
ing begins the moment zemo is ap-
piled In n short time usually every
trace of pimples, black heads. rash.
eczema, letter and similar skin dis
eases will be removed.
For clearing the skin and making it
vigorously healthy, zemo is an excep-
tional remedy. 1t is not greasy, sticky
or watery and it does not stain When
others fail it is the one dependable
treatment for ali skin troubles.
ZemO. Cleveland.
Advertisement.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-02-05
FRENCH AND BRITISH
ATTACKS ARE REPULSED

Berlin. Germany. Feb. 5 tby wireless
to Sayville, L. 1.-the breakqIoWn l,,t ~
a French hand grenade attack soutn
% ne Somme and the repulse Of BRIT
ish attempt to advance south OF Ia La
3assee canal. are announced by Ger
man army headquarters toeay. ~
Frencb in the Champagne and Argonne
is also reported.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-02-05

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cven grandmothers tell the wonderful story
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write to Bradfeld Regulator Co., 400 Lamar
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inspiration, Write for this book,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-02-05
BISHOP GAMBLER TO PREACH
AT MEXICAN CHURCH SUNDAY

The business sessions of the Mexican
mission conference of the Methodist
Episcopal church. south. will close this
afternoon.
The devotional services Of the confer
ence do not conclude until SUNDAY
night when bfsbop w. A. Gambler will
preach in the Mexican Methodist
church. where the conference has been
meeting.
The morning session was gwen over
to the renorts Of the committees APP
pointed at the beginning of the confer
ence. Bishop Gambler conducted me
devotional exercises and the BLDG
study.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-02-05
SONORA PROVIDES BIG
BUDGET FOR HER SCHOOLS

NegaIes. Ariz.. Feb. "a budget OF
1.SsS,674 pesos. Mexican silver for the
schools of Sonora for the year IS pro-
vided in a decree issused az Hermo-
sillo by Gov. F. Elias Gales. a copy
Of which has Just been received here
The state normal school has been
allotted 81 professors. There is also
state Industrial school with II profess
sors and ten assistants under the direc-
ton OF Col. Max Jofre. and an equal
number of teachers and assistants TO-
the women's and girls departments.
Fifteen night schools are also to be es-
tablished.
The decree provides FOR the estao-
lishment Of II libraries throughout inc
state. five first class and six second
class libraries.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-02-05
OREGON TO HAVE PLACE
In CARRANZA CABINET

Mexico City. Mex, Feb 5.-Gen. Car
rama is to name a new cabinet az
once, affording places to Gen. Aware
Obregon and Gen. Candida Aguilar,
governor Of Veracruz. IT is reporter
here.
DR.. Pedro Mancero, who performed
the autopsies on the bodies Of presl-
dent Madero and vice president Suarez
has been arrested, charged with COM
Dlfcitv in the murder of the executives.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-02-05
CARRANZA TO FINANCE
MEXICAN GULF FISHERMEN

Galveston. Tex. Feb. 5,-The sum OF
$4,000 gold has been appropriated by
the de facto government of Mexico Tor
the purchase Of fishing boats to be
used in the Gulf of Mexico and the
C;nif Of California. The boats are to
be resold to fishermen on easy terms
and il is hoped this action viii re
suit in an addition to the food supply
for the poorer people Of the country.
men are being prepared for a cam
paign against the Zapata forces in the
state Of Morelos and OaXaca and that
operations viii start within the next
ten days.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-02-05
LEWIS BOCANAI DIES ,-xzNoXvN
OLE SMALLPOAi ONTN-,V

Lewis Bocanai. % years %, OLD anu sd, d
stranger in Ell Paso, died w eun neI,Ity
at the eruptive hospital on ne nd was
ibterrod in iii the county cemetery, Death
found our in the 500 block on south Camp mp :.
bell street earlier in the weeh' ne ne " he
in such a delirious condition M. ~ nc
n co ID give very little information
"D He to 1iii' an attendant that his father,
Flenssia Bocanai, owned 2 raIC1 III
Sonora and lived at san beIii'ii u'''0'
Word has been sent to that az, address res,
notifying him of the death OF MS sun
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-02-05
FORMER VILLA GENERALS
INDICTED AT NEW ORLEANS
foontinned from page u

cans were, Friday. indicted by the fed
eral grand jury. The specific charge is
conspiracy to violate American neu.
trality laws.
The Mexicans include Felipe Dusart
Ouintana and J. de las Munceas lima
villa. said to have been generals in
Villas army.
The others named were Miguel Al
beres, Arturo Santibanez, Diogenes
Pestrana, Ignacio Diaz and Adedato
Flores 1t was said that several OF the
accused were in federal custody at
Pensacola, Fla.
Federal authorities state that part OF
the alleged cargo Of rifles and ammuni-
ton was seized here. Money sent 10
Ell Paso to buy additional arms was
seized in that city.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-02-05
DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE
WATCHES GEN. FELIX DIAZ

Washington, D. c. Feb. 5-Depart-
ment of justice agents are keeping
close watch on the trail of Gen. Felix
Diaz because of reports of a proposed
Guatemala.
Assistant attorney general Warren
said today that Diaz is now in New
Orleans and under close surveillance.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-02-05
EMPEROR WILLIAM PLANS
AIR RAID ON ENGLAND

London. Eng. Feb. 5.-Emperor VIZ W.
liam. of Germany, planned the detalldS
'ld-,,S,.li1r, 10 a message from Berlin, by
WoV of Copenhagen. The report SAYS
nri1ce Henry, OF Prussia, and admlraI
Won Tirpitz, Of the navy were WIN el ny,
he western front, when the raid was
PLANNED
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-02-05
TEUTONS ATTACK
SALONIKI LINE

Paris, France, Feb. 5.-The inaugu-
ration of an offensive movement by
the German and Bulgarian forces
which have been stationed along the
Greek frontier is reported in Saloniki
dispatch to the Balkan agency.
IT is said an artillery duel has been
in progress for two days in the neigh
borhood of Dorian and that the British
heavy guns are dominating those of
their adVersaries.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-02-05
47O ARE KILLED
IN AERIAL RAID
French Airplanes Do Heavy
Damage To a Bull
garian City.

Paris. France, Feb. 5.-An official
BULGARIAN report, as forwarded from
Athens to the Temps. says 40 men
mo lriIIed and more than 500 wounded
during the recent attack by Frencn
airpianes on Bulgarian camps, when
are keeping watch on the allied camps
at SaIoniki, Greece.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-02-05
GEN. CABRERA TORRES
is REPORTED CAPTURED

Washington. d. C., Feb. "a mes
sage from Mexico city TO the Mexican
embassy designate here states that Gen.
Carrera Torres, one Of Villas chief sup
porters, has been captured by Carranza
forces He has been directing rebel
organization in san Luis Potosi and
the northern part of Neracruz.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-02-05
col. HOUSE INTERVIEWS
o"i' PREsIDENT OF FRAN CE

Paris, France, Fen. -, III p M
Poincare today received COi, T. ~ ~
W2rl q sharpe. It was Col Houses
sl .i1 interview with the president.
Mr. and Mrs. Sharpe gave a ul liil'5t
AZ tbe american embassy Friday nlsnt
a.: Lo,or Of Col House. It was at
tended by premier BRAND and varlor5
members Of the diplomatic corps ana
the American colony 1ts
Col rouse e. t's Xfondav and leave
Tor home by way OF London on the
following day.