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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-22
COURTS CI.OSE FOR IIOIID4Ys

IOLHIN ILONE FOR HOLIDAlS-
The 34th district court and the
county court at law both completed
their terms Friday evening and viii
hold no sessions during the holidays
Likewise. no causes are set for hear
lg next week in the 4lst and 65th
district courts
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-22

4 picture Of the Riddles fin you
home around the Christmas tree
sure 20 please
Phone 4s6, stuart's Studio.
Advertisement.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-22
Little Girl of Ten Celebrates by
Giving a Most Enjoyable Musical

TITLE ZENA OLIVER celebrated
her tenth birthday anniversary
IL in rather a remarkable way. for
a wee EirI so younE. by entertaining
with a musical Saturday afternoon.
NJ her home in the Brazos apartments.
Zena has been studying piano with
Walter Davis since she was six, and
gave a really crediable recital, with
the following guests invited. Hazel
Dickens. Mary Elizabeth Pelham.
Louise Bowman. Jessie Ormsbee,
Florence Duncan, CIodie Oliver
frankie Pitman. Lucy Boone. Dor
othy and Delaney Bedford. Ethel
johnson. Elizabeth Foote. Sarah
Goodman, Sidney Holloway and Jack
Gillispie
The recital. as given. included
Song. Going 20 Market" co.. (Dlehll
Miss Ina Palmateer.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-22

~ He LeaIta club Of Lamar SchOO
on Wednesday finished the pic
L ture books on which they have
been working. and on Friday with
their director. Miss Vivian Pomeroy
made an excursion to the Rescue
Home, taking these books, fruit,
candy and toys to add to the Christ
mas cheer Of the children there.
on Thursday the seventh grade
Children of the Republic held their
monthly meeting under the direction
Of Mrs. Mcintyre. with the president
Helen NOungberE, presiding. Mrs.
Mcintyre gave an address on Nat
UraliZation." showing the process by
which foreigner becomes an Amer
lean citizen
The sale TO date Of thrift stamps in
Lamar school totals $500.
The high fifth Bluebird club gave
the following Christmas program. in
vitinE as their guests the low fifth
grade:
Pledge, by the class.
Song, "The Bluebird" oversee. by
Ouida Cramer. chorus by the class
A story. An Ohio Dog Inlists in the
Army" by Marjorie ConEdon-
Eictrola selection, The WaFbIer's
Serenade-"
4AEE-LaLlHAls A1l OEG GnElSLrl
by Lillian Eetchersid.
Recitation. THE Three HOLIDAYS"
by Amasa Smith. sam Katz, Rosa Dee
Talbot
song. Fairy Snowflake" by
Claudia Norris. Ana Rascon. Gillian
ketchersid, Marjorie Congdon, Ouida
Cramer.
Recitation, Three Bad Boys" Rose
WiliCsBy-
Song, santa Claus" by Ana Ras-
con
Recitation, Prior to Miss BeIFr Ap-
~ -ance.' by Rosa Dee Talbot
The Old Year and the New. by
Esther Katz
The high seventh grade had entire
charge Of the Christmas program for
The school on Friday afternoon. The
school assembled in the auditorium
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-22
Z = JA-IINGTON. D. Q. Dec p

w The most curious IS Women in
W Washington are the suffra-
gists OF the women'5 party. 80 one
understands them. All Washington
asks why they insist on picketlns
the white house when they know IL
means inevitable arrest and a Jail term.
Perhaps the prison guard who called
them "BoIsheviki" wasn't far from
wrong. L imagine that "BolshevikI'
means protester. and these women
are certainly protesters. They want
the vote and believe they VIII get it
by making their protests, even In the
face of the law.
Leader Of the party is Miss Alice
Paul She is now I'm prison for pick
citing and is on hunger strike Before
she went 10 Jail she was just WlSl
OF a woman Thin and emaciatel, she
was apparently but bundle OF
nerves. 10 is said that she is suffer
ing from q malady brought on by
hunger striking in British prison.
Miss Paul is not handsome oman.
Her features are not clear cut or even
and her complexion is anything but
attractive. But she has wide Open,
deep eyes. and back of them per-
sonality. There is something OF mag
netism about her, and she is a leader,
undeniably-
Second i'm command OF the suffrage
host is Miss Lucy Burns. q big,
5rawny woman. militant I'm her every
move Her brilliant red hair bespeaks
Of o temper. Prison guards claim she
packs a punch that hurts Miss
Burns, despite her militant bearing
and air, is soft spoken and a woman
Of refined training.
Toto |Nrr #fHFFa-anH fa M|-g ALnT -nnF q
Baker. She IS the mother OF three
sons. all Of them in military service
Mrs Baker has the grace o. q true
southern woman Her deep brown
eyes speak only kindness Her low.
melOdi0us voice. brings back memo
ries Of q cradle song. One pictures
her rather presiding at the family
dinner table rather than on the picket
line counting arrest
In and out OF the woman's party
headquarters there is q steady stream
OF motley women Little, thin, eua-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-22
Only Two More DAYS.

DO you realize that YOU have only
two more days in which 90 complete
your list Of gifts our three stores
conveniently located VIII help YOU
save time. Drop in. In any one OF
them. and YOU viii find efficient
service and "a long list of items from
which TO select "a beautiful gift What
more appropriate for a woman, than "a
fine pcrfume2 We have all odors %
the better class Partisan Ivory
Toilet Articles would also make a
very pleasing remembrance for her.
Let us suggest giving him one of the
following items Safety razors. shay
ing accessories. Waterman and
Farler's Fountain Pens. a box of
high class writing paper would make
D most acceptable Christmas Eitt. for
either man or woman 'u not delay
Your shoppIuE amy longer.
scott White a Co., Druggists.
Roberts Banner BLDG Mills Bldg.
rff SAW Francisco Adv
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-22
Has Your Boy a
BicVcle2

lie has, Then it's safe To say he
is as attached TO il as an Arab
is to his horse Does he need
new tires-a new lamp-wouldn c
he be tickled with one of those
new little hand horus2
These are some of the practical
hints for Christmas giving. Let
him start the new riding year
riGht with bright. new, shining
equipment from stem TO stern.
There's nothing that we know Of
and we've o pretty good mem
ory of our own boyhood-that
viii please the youuEster more
because he loves his wheel It's
more TO him than a mere piece OF
mechanism-it's his steed that
carries him wherever he wills.
and it can stand an awful lot %
pettiug and dressing up"
Make Christmas mean even more
20 him than usual by giving him
q new outfit Of bike accessories
Come in and look over our stock
ITS worth while.
Allen Arms n cycle GO.
i94 SO. Oregon ST. Phone 616.
T. S.-Writo for atalocue-Order
carly for Christmas delivery.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-22

Visit our store tonight OF Nonda-.
and inspect our lines OF Christmas
Footwear. Here you VIII md an
ideal Christmas Gift for every mem
Der OF the family. We also include in
our list Of Christmas suggestions.
Ereep-a-wa slippers for men, women
and children. attractively priced at
S1.0O and $500 a pair.
Lerner shoe CO.. 30 san Antonio St
Advertisement
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-22

Roberts Tanner Bldg Mills Bldg
-ff Saw Francisco. Adv
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-22

Mrs. Garrett had provided for her
pupils. Later Mr. Garrett In his santa
Claus suit went on the grounds
among the children OF the play festi-
val and diftused the spirit Of the sea
SON
All OF the rooms at Beau school
had the seasons decorations Of mlsle-
toe. holly, red bells and santa Claus
IrawiuE4
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-22
4 GIRL IN THE WAR CAPITAL
by EDNA HUBER.

ciated girls. with bodied hair and
rundown heels Little gray haired
women, little. uudgy women Of mill
fancy, tall diguified ladies and Wom-
en- of every sort.
There is an air OF freedom and
comaraderie about the headquarters
that is home like. They laugh at their
Jail experiences and then they make
loud protest against the administra-
ton The spirit Of rebellion runs
high
These are the women who declare
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-22

they are fighting for the cause OF
women They declare they are fight
ing the only way. May1e they are
Maybe they are not. AT any rate,
everyone OF them is iu earnest
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-22
About Pasoans.

The following guests are REGISTERED
at Hotel Laughlin- r. II. Stilweu. n
T. DOwelI and family. 11iss lfarEery
Phelps. judge z. : Mcdaniel and wife
all OF El FasO-
Miss Ruth Rawlings is a patient
IT Hotel Dieu. where she underwent
an operation Saturday morning. Miss
Rawlings IS one OF FL aso's most
prominent society girls and her
speedy convaIescence IS universally
wished for.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-20
GERMANS SAY TONNAGE SUNK
IS ABOVE EXPECTATIONS

Berlin, Germany March 20.-CWire-
less 10 Sayville-D-COmment on the
admiralty announcement that merchant
ships Of an aggregate gross tonnage
OF 4SL9Oe were destroyed in February
IS a result Of war measures Of the
central powers, Berlin newspapers say
the sinking Of only 600, 900 tons per
month mad been thought probable and
that this estimate was based on the
surmise that only part Of the neutral
shipping would cease trading with the
British isles Neutral trade with Great
Britain having been interrupted almost
ehtreiX, the estimate on this basis
would be $3.50 tons. ConsequentIv
the result obtained. as announced by
the admiralty is so percent higher than
might have been expected.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-20
GOVERNOR SIGNS
IRRIGATION BILL
Also Approves Bill Author
ling Commissioners 20
Establish Districts.

Austin. Texas. March 3o--Goveruor
Ferguson today signed the general ire
rigation bill which strengthens the
present irrigation law. This bill is
endorsed Joy the general irrigation con-
ference of Texas Tie also signed the
house bin authoriz.u2 commissioners
courts 20 create and establish dis
f-ic-s fo- irrigation purposes
senate PASSES speed Biu.
THE senate today. by vote OF Il 70
g.. passed finally the house bill by Car
loeN revising the speed laws for auto
mobiles in tile state The bill limits
tI- S-eed OF automobiles ON highways
Ctnce districts. = miles i'm busin. s.
districts of smaller cities and towns
and 10 miles in the larger cities. while
N grade crossings tile drivers of mo-
tor cars must slow down to siN miles
The senate amendments. according To-
Sir. Carlock, viii DEE concurred in the
house.
Tine senate also passed finally the
house blu validating the sales Of school
lands which have been forfeited 5v
decision of the supreme court on ac-
count OF the failure OF the land COM
miss one TO enter the award upon his
books.
BY vote Of l. TO "a. the senate To-
day killed the house bill which would
have abolished the state warehouse and
marketing commission and would have
placed the administration OF the mar
ketins law under the Jurisdiction Of the
state department Of agriculture
Dudley Auto Bill Passes
The senate passed finally the house
bill by Dudley. Of Fl Paso. requiring
automobile repair shops and GARAGES
to keep a record Of cars repaired The
purpose IS TO keep track of stolen cars
The senate adopted the free confer
ence committee report on the house
Dill by Williams. regulating pool halls
House Re-ReferS Pill.
The house re-referred the pool hail
law 10 the conference committee Tor
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-20
TELLS HOW TO STOP
LOSS OF HAIR AND
START NEW GROWTH

II your are rapidly losing your hair
and fear badness Kelly & Pollard in
vites you 10 make a three days test OF
Partisan Sage. II it does not stop the
excessive loss of hair and make your
hair and scalp look and feel 100 per
cent better they viii return your
money.
Hundreds of men and women have
written telling OF the good results OBJ
tanned by using Partisan Sage. People
who were getting bald say that they
now glory in their beautiful hair
Others who have had dandruff for
years say they got a clean. healthy
scalp after a few applications Of this
splendid treatment
No matter whether you are bothered
with falling hair, prematurely gray
hair, dry. dull and brittle hair, oily.
greasy. strinCy hair. daudruff OF itch
ing scalp, this well known local firm
wants you 10 try Partisan Sage at
Their risk If IL succeeds the expense
is trifling. and should IL fail the cost is
nothing. No string OF red tape TO
this money-back offer If your hair is
worth saving Partisan sage is worth
trying and a large bottle is inexpen-
sive at your favorite drug or toilet
counter.-Adv-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-20
RUSSIA HAS Nd FEAR Of DISORDER
UNLESS CAR TRIES To REVOLT
Powers History of Last Hours of Nicholas as Emperor
Revealed; Generals Kept Him in Ignorance Of
State of Affairs Until the Very Last.

protested declaring that il the others
refused to inform the emperor he
would do so. Nicholas. who had been
sleeping was awakened AT o'clock
in the morning lie went to the dinin.
car and demanded that admiral NilOff
tell him what had happened IN Petro-
grad He was told that crowd o.:
students, hOOdlums and young soldiers
had terrorized the duma. but that a
few attachments OF troops would be
able 10 pue them down.
Smoothing over the Disaster
Just then commando Noyekoft vf
the imperial tram entered with a tele-
gram stating that 200 OF the 81. George
cavalry We're on the WAY TO Tsarkoc-
Selo 10 present cross L. tile emperor
and had arrived at the nearby station
o. Ono. headed by Gen Ivanoff.
Your majesty said Aoyekoff, 1t
IS enough that your appear at the
Tsarkoe-Selo in the midst Of these
heroes and with the TSarkoe-Selo gar
rison 90 to the Guma- All the troops
Will remember their oath II will be
easy to overcome these young soldiers
label Gives them the Lie.
1t is 3 lie, your majesty shouted
these kilograms Here is the order: To
the imperial train at Nishera: Do not
send the train to Tsarkoe-S elo, but 20
Petrograd.'
The emperor arose and exclaimed.
w hat does this mean Is IL revOlu-
tom Is GrekOff 6whO signed the or
der 10 divert the train commander in
Petrograd2"
Then Gen. label spoke out. saying,
There are 50. 600 troops with Of
ficers, backing the temporary govern
ment. Your majesty has been declared
dethroned. 1t is impossible 10 go
Agrees to AbdIcste.
Nicholas. completely nonplussed. ex-
why was I not told beforee Why
tell me now when all is finished2'
After . moment he added. with
gesture OF helplessness:
Let il be so. Thank God. ! viii ab-
dicate If that is what the people want
] will 80 to LiVadia (the estate Of the
Russian imperial family on the south
coast Of the Crimea) 10 my gardens. ]
am so fond Of flowers.
Thinks First Of Moscow.
The train moved toward BOlOgoie. At
Ono. telegram was received stating
that the Tsarkoe-Selo garrison had re
VOTED and that the empress had ap-
pealed TO the duma for proection.
Nicholas pondered the situation. then
said:
y shall go to Moscow. Mrosovski
commander Of the Moscow garrison)
used TO say Moscow always would de-
fend me"
IvanOn Suggests the Germans.
At Bologoie was received a telegram
stating that the Moscow garrison had
turned to Ono. where il met the train
bearing Gen Ivanoff. The general re-
lated everything which had taken place,
adding:
There is only one thing 10 do now.
1t Is TO open the Dvina front TO the
Germans and let them quiet the rsb-
BILE"
Nicholas Declines To BE Traitor.
Nicholas rejected the suggestion. eN-
claiming angrily:
Il shall never become a traitor 10 my
country"
Then Nicholas broke down and Wept
After a moment he said:
IF only ! knew my wife and chill
dren were safe 1 should go to Livadia
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-20
RUSSIAN ARMY AND NAVY
JOINS WITH NEW REGIME

Washington. D c. March Coon
plete cooperation of both the Russian
army and navy with the new revoIu-
lonary government was reported today
by ambassador Francis to the state de
partment- The ambassador stated he
mad received his information from Of
ftciaI sources and confirmed il to his
own satisfaction unoficially
The question OF the recognition OF the
new government by the United States
IS becoming increasingly important
Officials say the receipt by the state
department from the Russian ambassa-
dor of foreign minister Nilukoff's
statement to the world does not con
stitute such recognition nor VIII such
action by England. France and Russia's
other allies hasten The decision Of the
United States. It is possible. however.
that action may be taken shortly and
that even n il is not congress may
pass resolutions celebrating the new
government.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-20
GEN. ANGELES'S SON, JITNE
DRIVER. REPORTED MISSING

Mrs. Felipe Angeles. who lives ar the
corner OF Arizona and Laurel streets
Tuesday morning telenhoned 20 the city
detectives office asking that officials
look for her Il year Old son. AlDerSo'
who has been missing since MONDAY
morning about 10 o'clock. she said
alberto Is the son of Gen. Felipe IN
-seles. and has been driving "a jitne on
The Fort Bliss route. The general has
been no Washington Tor the past Few
moths. Il is said
can't j. T.. stowe said that Monday
moruiue some miners hired a iitue 20
take them to the organ mountains 10
locate claim and that as near as can
u. ascertaiued the Angeles boy was the
driver
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-20

-OKIO, Japan, March 17.-Accord-
ing to information received here
\ from Russia, the Russian en-
peror was on train outside Of PetrO-
grad when the revolution took place
He sent Gen. Ivanoff into the capital
10 rally the troops to the imperial de-
fence but the general found that the
soldiers had gone over to the revOlu-
tionists and that the emperor's cause
y-as hopeless.
It is believed here that any grave
disorder in Russia is unlikely unless
The former emperor provokes civil wa-
I'm an effcrt TO regain his throne The
soreign office has been advised that
the revolution has rmoved any danger
of a separate peace between Germany
md Russia.
The story of NichOIas's AbdicatiOn.
Petrograd. Russia, March 10, via
London, March 20.-The history OF the
last hour of emperor Nicholas as ruler
Of Russia is related by a cor espOnd-
cut OF the Outro Rossii, OF Moscow.
as follows:
Two trains arrived at the station al
Nishera ION the Moscow Petrograd
railroad. 125 miles southeast of Petro-
Srad) on the night of March Il ono
train carried the emperor's suite. the
ericks, minister Of the imperial house;
rear admiral NilOff, Gen. label and
others. Nicholas. called from head
quarters by the empress. was on the
way to the Tsarkoe-Selo palace
News Kept From Emperor.
None Of the kilograms about the
revolution sent by president Rodzianko
Of the duma had reached the emperor
Every effort was made to keep him in
ignorance Of these affairs Gen label
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-20
CLUB LUNCHEON INFORMAL;
MICHIGAN u MEN TO MEET

About s. members of the University
.-rrh a--5u1td the weekly luncheon IN
ihe club grill room in the Martin
building Tuesday There was no pro
cram. president A. w NOrcOp said II
is the plan of the club to secure speak
er~ TO address future luncheons.
Charles y. Brann viii have charge OF
the luncheon entertainments
Michigan university men are planning
a celebration for Friday night at the
I-riverSitv club. There are about 80
lfichi=au graduates in the city.
Wednesday night viii be women 5
night q; the club. a special dinner viii
be- .iveu
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-20
RING THE DOOR
BELLS FOR VOTES
Republicans Adopt This as
Slogan; Young Voter
Wakes Up Audience.

Personal contact with every vote.
IN FL Paso in a ~doorbelI~ canpa so
vas the plan formulated by the Hepub-
hcaus at q meeting held iu the Coles
building Monday night To- win the cil.
election on April 10. BY tin. method OF
attack they declared they would cap
ture enough votes leo carry the city
for their candidates.
The meeting was changed from q
rather duIl affair. which talked only az
trying To get enough votes 10 suarstu-
tee TO the next set of Republican cam
didatcs that IL was worth while FOR
them TO run. 10 a regular 'joyfe1ist''
by the speech of " =. Cooh, the youth
ful campaign manage Of T. J. Car
rett. candidate for alderman
Geek Wakes Lively inter->t-
Young Cook. VINO halls from New
ork. and who declared had yet 10
meeting TO life within 1--WE -ecoud-
after he had jumped to his feet
i GU can win this right. Eepu"ii-
-ans." he cried SHOW these II Paso
Democrats that there is real fight
going To he made this time Make
noise. Republicans. make noise, was
his plea. only make enough noise.
and ! can't see where YOU can lose.
Hills Pledges DoorbeIi Campaign.
Following Mr. Cooks address the
meeting took ON an optimistic atmos-
phere. Y. : Hills. member OF the
Republican executive committee,
pledged himself TO make a dooroell TO
dOOrbell campaign in his precinct, and
lowed by like pledges from other
prominent Republicans present.
Favorable to stevens.
C. =. Stevens. candidate for school
trustee on a non partisan ticket, was
wished the hearty good viii OF the
Republicans. but was not given any
Official endorsement as 1t was not wise
10 bring the schools into politics" &C
cording 10 j. A smith
VI. VI. Hughes, member OF the eNecu-
tive committee. declared he believed
the Republicans would carry over half
the ticket and that enough enthusiasm
could be aroused TO overcome the
municipal corral vote"
No Reason for Solid Democracy.
Perry Gwin, candidate for assessor
and collector, said there was no rea-
as il did not need Z solid Democratic
vote as protection against the negro
vote
J. a. Smith told Of how one Repub-
lican mass meeting turned into a frost
last year. and how he and ". H Case
who acted as the chairman Monday
night. in the absence Of +. B. Stuart.
president. desc rted II ana attended a
Democratic frolic.
Garrett and Carlton SPEAK.
T. J. Garrett and E. D. Carlton. can
did2tes for aldermen. made short talks.
W s. Cook and ". c. zimmerman We're
appointed as new members OF the Re
publican executive co~~rli- tee.
The Republican campaign platform
read by secretary J. G.. Eous. was unan-
imouslv adopted on the motion OF J.
\. Smith.
To Meet Again Friday.
The Republicans executive commit
tee will hold 4 meeting tonight in the
office or " II. Case. Friday night
there viii be another general meet
ing
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-20
FINLAND GOVERNORS RESIGN:
ACQUIESCE IN REVOLUTION

London. Eng, March 2Q-Nearlv all
the district governors and officials in
Finland voluntarily resigned when
they heard of the revolution and little
opposition was shown anywhere to-
wards the new order Of things, ac-
cording TO Copenhagen dispatch 10
Reuters. quoting the Berlingske
Tidende.
N Roditcheffs appointment as the
new governor OF Finland is SAID to
have proved popular as he is known
as staunch advocate of Finnish as
plratons. The prisoners in the fort
ress at UleaborS have been liberated
and the governor and police dismissed.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-20

quietly 70 finish my life and let
Michael govern the country. He is
wei liked by the people. 1 viii sign
my abdication and then 20 back 10 the
army. say goodbye 20 the soldiers and
let them do as they like ] shall not
stand in the way"
This last colloquy occurred on the
station platform Nicholas. who vas
dressed in a soldiers coat with a col
oneis shoulder straps and a sheepskfn
hat tilted back. frequently mopped his
DroW- He Eazed about in an distracted
manner and then mounted the steps OF
MS car Thereupon the train moved
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-20

further consideration. The bill was
not acceptable 10 the house, because OF
the inhibition against operation OF
halls iu small towns while lesalizlnG
them in larger towns and cities
The pharmacy bill was passed ana
The bin appropriatiDg S2i,S32 tor me
livestock sanitary commission passed
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-20
CHARGED WITH PASSING CHECK.

Charged win PASSING a check VIII
out having funds in the hank, Charles
BE- ErIrer WAS Tuesday moruing held
-. await tle action 81 the grand jury
Hall His bond was
fixed - $50 which was furnished
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-20

u Pa~o seed 20. is now located at
the corner 90 Campbell and san Antonio
SIS One block east Of City han anu
Court House. Phone 565--AdV-