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misteriosa
del representative
de una Ga.
Correspondence Especial para Ia PRENSA

Correspondence Especial para Ia PRENSA.
NOGALES. Arizona. Julio 2.-Las
~diferencias surgidas Cntre Ia Secre-
taria de Hacienda del gobierno ca
rrancista V Ia Consolidated Copper
Co.. V de Cananea que ocaslonaron
Ia ~repentina suspension dc los traba-
jos en- aquel importaate mlieral, han
lraido como una de tan,as concccucn-
cias, el asesinato lie don Sevcriano
Moreno, Representative de d!cha Com
pania, persona honorable y jefe de
una numerosa familia u actua!men-
te reside en- el puerto dc Guayras.
FL crimen ha Qued&do ~envue.tO en-
el mas profundo misterio.
Las yersiones que sobre {! Ran cir-
culado son contradictorias; porque
mientras que ID de orjgen oficI"I ase-
gura que el seaor Moreno munro vic
TINA de IN a~ccideEte automovl.IstlcO
ocurrido en- e. canine. al ser rondu-
edo a Hermosillo. algunas de las
muchas personals que han lleGado 4
esta Villa ~prOcedente3 Gel lugar de
los acontecimientos. ascguraA qIe 81
asesinato Sc cometi0 Ientro ia Ia
P~enitenciaria. a dondc Moreno hahia
side internado por orden del gOber-
nador del Estado, don .iuolto lie ia
IIuerta.
No ha dejado de lamar Ia aten-
cion el hecho de que habiendo un fe-
rocarril que core directamente en-
ire Cananca y Nogalcs. cobranIo tn
pasaje mOderado, Sc haya ocupado
un autom0vil para IA conjunction del
preso Y que al ocur:ir el a]ccii"nte,
todos los tripulantes resultaran lie
SOS menos cl Sr. Moreno.
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principles de IL santa ernura filial.
4 ella tambien ~inculcarle los gene
rosoS sentimientos, e]nnob!ecer sus
ideas, verter el balsamo dc las eternas
Y dulces il1siones que son el sol eS-
plendido Y radiante de Ia vida.
A ella. en- fin, convertible a SUI ina
gen Y semejanza. tierno Y generoso.
Mas, para realizar esta noble tarea,
mo seria va tarde?
Bajo Ell impulse de estas ideas, to-
davia confusas, pues acudian harto
precipitadamente a su espiritu incli-
nado a re~volverlas, la sonora de Pres
les TONIC IN carruaje e INDIGO que lie
condujera 4 "a estaci6n del Este.
Pero en- ell trayecto, otra vez pre-
50 de desconfianzas, decididamente
tenaces. Sc rehizo bruscamente.
Miro Ia bora en- su reloj. Fran So
10 las cuatro y media!
Ash. Ia ~entrevista no habia durado
mucho.... Sin embargo, a ella lie
pareci0 interminable...
Y, entonces, ;por que aquel joven
p~arecia deseoso de terminarla?
4 esta idea, sintio una nueva cora
zonada; y acogiendose a Ia idea que
Sc le acababa de ocurrir, dijo al CO.
chero:
Gamble listed de direction! Va
mos al Palacio de Justicia. Al tro-
tie.
Ell automedonte no refunfun6, con-
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yo creo no Sc casan
nj aunQue Sc encomienden
al Senior de Chalma.
CHANTECLER.
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CUARTILLAS FACILES
Sc ME HA PERDIDO \.

Ia vida, ~entregsre e quien me devuel-
va IN pantal6n de pana y IN juego de
mancuernillas que e~xtravie en- IN ratio
de locura".
Y los pantalones vendran, Y 81 no lie
v~ieneE, es porque lie quedan chicos 0
grandes, pero no por culpa de Ia pes
quisa.
FL resultado de estos avisos es o.
portuno Y magnifico. Una pesQuisa a
tempo puede ser Ia salvacion de n
familia, Y el eje de Ia felicidad de IN
pueblo 0 el "quid' de Ia dicha de to-
do ell hemisferio.
Hay, hijo! Que hare?
-:Con que, mujer?
Con tus calcetines, que no los
e~ncuentro por ninguna parte.
-Buscarlos, mujer, hablarles al CO.
coraz0n, convencerlos de que deben
venir. Y 81 no hacen case, ina pes
quisa en- ell ~pcri0dico. y asuntO con-
cluido.
Dicho Sc esta que mas tard6 el Sc
| nor en- decir la Ultima palabra que los
calcetines en- p~resenta:se por SUI pro-
pia voluntad, atropel andos" unos a
otros, despues de CORE u!.a parran
da con los ratones Y SUI. rir serias Ia
rascadas de las ~cucarachas.
-:Y csc chiqIillo? :Que es 10 que
lie pasa?
-Pues no Sc. dijo: pero no Quiere
probar bocado. Creo que h. perd:do
el appetite.
HAS dicho perdido? No sigas
mas. i.Al peri6dico! Una pesquisa in
mediatamente.
Claro es que "a pesquisa tiene que
entrar en- funciones al alim6n con
una purga de aceite de r%ecino: pero,
de cualQuier modo. Ia pesQu!sa da los
resultados apetecidos.
:El senor de los ]anuncios?
-Servidor de listed.
Quisiera poner una pesquisa en-
81 ~periodico, cabalicro.
listed dir;i. 5Ha perdido listed a
su sonora?
Que mas quis:era yo, amigo! He
pcrdido una nina.
-iCanastoles. ! donde ha sido.
En- una rina.
-Pcrfectamente.
Como perfectamente.
No, digo que esta muy bien, que
sc pondri Ia pesquisa.
y efectivamente. el parroquiano
muestra Ia cueva de un Ojo, sin nina
nj NADIA, Y quierc que Ia pesquisa ha-
"a eli milagro de r~cintegrarle 10 que
!e falta.
-Acisome, padre. de haherme casa
do.
-GPor 10 civil o por Ia iglesia?
-Por... .tonta, padre. porque mi
m2rido es un perdidO...
Que! 1PeTdido dijiste? Una pes
cu!sa.
y e. marido va derechito 4 Ia car
eel. que es 4 donde por 10 general van
i dar los hombres perdidos.
-:Una pesquisa decia listed? y
que es 10 cue ha pcrdido. caballerO?
-Hombrc, 81 no es indiscreci0n,
din ele que he pcrdido... un albur de
dosc:entos gongOs. Y que cl dinero no
err MIC.
PIN, pam. pom. Pues 81 ell di-
nero no era de listed, ell que esta
pcrdido es listed.
Como! :Yo t2mbitn estoy per-
dido? Pues p6ngamc otra pesqu!sa
para mi.
Y asi por este cstilo son las escenas
: que da lugar Ia secci0n de pesquisas,
que. aqui para inter nos, cs n sec
ci0n qle presta servicios muy gran
DIES a nuestra genie que vivc por cs-
tas ~tierras V Sc desperd ga por SUI
vasta extension.
TIBERIO.
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Oregon en- Nogales.

Esta aqui desde antenoche el eXMi-
nisuo de la Guerra, Alvaro Obreg6n,
sin que nadie Sc hubicra dado cuenta
de su llegada a Ia vccina Villa :Ono-
rente.
Su arribo 4 eSta frontera coincide
con Ia publication en- un diario anne
ricano de la localidad. de un bridis
que Sc lie atribuye : Gbreg0n pro-
nunciado en- an baniuete que Sc lie
ofrecio en- Guaymas, en- cl cual brin-
dis hay ]conceptos injuriosos contra
el Gobierno Y Ejtrcito de los Estados
Unidos.
Como era de esperarse. e. general
Obreg0n ha desmentido categorical
mcntc Ia information aludida.
/Daro , l., e., oa
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TlROS AL BLANCO
UNA HOJA SUELTA.

va no habra quien dude
que 20 estoy de malas,
pues en- hoja suelta
que Vi esta manana,
que por dos sujetos
Sc encuentra firmada,
que muy conocidos
seran en- SD casa.
cast Sc me pone
color de esmeralda.
iCanastos, que felpa.
iCristo, cue andanada.
Senores, senores.
caramba, caramba;
no nay que di~sgustarse:
TODD fue una guasa.
Porque en- unos "tiros'
die que pensaban
nuestros peluqueros
imponer una ALA
porque sus tarifas
eran moderadas,
porque los perfumes.
los polvos, las aguas,
toias eSaS cOSaS
que en- su "ciencia" gastan
dc precio han Subido
por angas 0 mangaS;
por este tan solo,
que no tiene NADIA
que pueda tildarSe
de mala palabra,
hoy dos peluqueros
Sc abrieron de capa.
V en- una hoja suelta
muy bien redactada",
que asuStara a prOpiO
lucero del alba.
me dicen injusto,
mentiroso, mandria.
V. Ell fin. menos santo,
TODD me 10 llaman.
Vaya, estan gastando
su p0lvora en- salvas.
No rabiar. senores.
que TODD fue guasa.....
Con csc geniaZo
Io creo no Sc cansan
nj aunGue Sc encomienden
al Senior de Chalma.
iCupo en- Ia cabeZa
de los Qac me atacan,
que yo propusiese
sin hacerlo en- guasa
que nadie Sc pele
nj Tumble su barba
porque los rapistas
aumcntan "a paga?
No. senores mics,
no ha llegado a drama
10 que die en- broma
bien intenciOnaGa.
" por tai capitulo
charlatan me llaman
: hacen hoiaS sue!tas
V en- imprenta gaStan,
V hasta me titulan
de manera frAnca
periodista de 10
noche 4 Ia manana?
Eamos, caballeros.
mas corajes no hagan.
porQuc n magncsia
tambi@n cuesta cara.
SIban SuS tarifas,
SUDAN TODD aquel!o
que les de II CANA;
pero no Sc ofendan
81 les hablo en- guasa;
' ante todo, jurenme
que 81 hoy . manana
q cortarme el pelo
voy 4 vuestra casa.
no Sc os va Ia mano
con TODD V navajo.
porQue, francamente,
Ia vida es muy grata.
Y en- ESQ quedamos;
va tonteras no hagan
nj nal interpreter
inocenteS guasas;
Y va no Sc i~rriten,
caramba, caramba.
pues con csc genio
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-11
GOAL
PRICES RAISED
Fuel Administration Re
vises Prices Upward in
Three Southern States.

Washington. q. c.. Oct. 1.-THE
fuel administration today announced
upward revision of coal prices in
outlying districts Of Kentucky, Ten
nessee and Virginia.
In Virginia prices in some districts
are raised from 50 10 $40 for run Of
mine coal.
In eastern Tennessee run Of mine
prices in five counties are raised from
$3.50 to s24O.
In Kentucky prices in several dis
tricts were raised from S1-95 to $40
for run Of mine coal
To Increase Coal Car supply
Orders 10 insure increased supply
Of coal cars and STEADY, equlIaole
flow of fuel TO the railroads have been
determined upon by the fuel admin
istration. which today announced the
first Of a series Of orders 10 distribute
coal on a priority basis and regulate
the movement Of coal cars
The order provides that the Penn
sylvania railroad. serving about 200
mines. shall have its needs properly
TAI ken care OF. Similar orders for
other railroads viii be issued, while
orders for the distribution OF the
commercial coal. giving preference 10
the government. domestic users pup
lie utilities and commercial organi-
cations using coal in the order named
Will be given later.
To Care for Domestic Users g.
Coal for the government must not
be inrerfered with and the Iuel al
ministration intends to care fully Ior
domestic users and may make special
priority orders in special cases. Mu-
nitions plants and firms manufactur-
/ ing necessaries Of life would come
into the priority order class
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-11
WAR TAX HITS
DRINKING MEN
Whisky Is Now 20 Cents a
"Slug" and Beer Glasses
Will Be Smaller.

Drinking men Of FL Paso are hav-
ing their expenses increased along
with those who smoke, eat wear
clothes and use gasoline for their au-
romobiles Nobody is escaping the
war tax and the resultant higher cost
OF living and luxuriaung.
Many Of the saloons raised the price
OF their drinks from Is cents, two for
a quarter. TO 20 cents straight and
some say the price viii soon 80 to Is
cents a slug" Some Of the saloon
men who had good sized stocks Of
whisky on hand, have not yet in
creased their prices. but many others
have.
So far the beer drinkers have not
suffered. but they will Either the
classes are going 10 be smaller or get
bigger collars. for the price has been
increased to the saloon keepers The
war tax added $50 a barrel to the
cost Of beer in barrels and 20 cents a
cask on bottled beer.
As the cost of ingredients Tor beer
has gone 10, a further raise IS TO be
made Some Of the dealers have al
ready added 80 cents barrel 10 the
saloon men and even at this, they say
they are absorbing a . cent increase
themselves. since their increase, IN
addition TO the war tax has been 20
cents q barrel
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-11
SPEAKS
COLUMBUS DAY
Rt. Rev. A. J. Schiller to Ad-
dress Knights of Colum-
bus in Their Temple.

An elaborate program is being ar
ranged by the Knights Of Columbus
Of Fl Paso. TO celebrate Columbus
day. Friday. to be carried out at the
club house Of the lodge on Myrtle
avenue. It will mark the 425th an
niversary Of the discovery Of America
by Columbus in whose honor this
Catholic lodge was christened-
Bishop a. J. Schiller viii be the
principal speaker. He has chosen
for his subject. The Man We Honor"
Frank Lyons. assistant district attor-
ney, will speak on The Day We Gel
citrate" J. 7 Driscol. clerk OF the
Eighth court OF civil appeals, chair
man of the entertainment. is arrang-
ing a musical number. Walter Davis,
tenor. Will sing, while instrumental
selections Will be given by Miss He
len and Jean krause- Refreshments
will be served The program viii
start at $50.
install Officers Tonight.
The newly elected Knights OF
Columbus viii be installed at a meet
ing 10 be held tonight at the lodge
rooms They are J. I. DriScCu. grand
knight: Thomas Carberry. deputy
grand knight; G. r Smith. chancellor;
Francis Savage. recorder George
Eillars. warden: Frank Lyons. advo-
cate. A T. Mueller. inner guard: +.
c. O'Hara, outer guard; Thomas J.
Stafford, trustee.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-11
DANGEROUS BUMPS IN THE
ROAD TO YSLETA REPAIRED

Dangerous holes in the county road
pavement between Fl Paso and 1sleta
have all been filled by the Bitulttnic
company and a force Of men working
for the county is now placing DIR
shoulders alongside Of the paving
where they are needed IN places the
dirt had washed away until there was
a drop Of several inches alongside
the pavement Places Of this char
acter are now being repaired. so that
the road will be safe for traffic until
if is Tfdened- The county officials
have evidenced a willingness TO call
al. election to vote bonds for widen
ing the paving II the people wish 10
see IT done and Will present petition
asking for IL
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-11
10 DIARIES ARE
Unsatisfactory
Board of Health's Septem-
Der Report Shows Grading
of Food Vendors.

Thirty two FL Paso dairies are
graded satisfactory" and 1s "un-
satisfactory" in the monthly bulletin
Of the city board OF health for Sep
TENDER. just issued. The city stand
ard for milk is as follows Total
solids. 70 parent; butter fat. "a per-
cent. and not more than 10000 bao-
terra per cubic centimeter- The milk
samples furnished by the various
dairies showed bacteria ranging from
$500 10 $4,000.
The majority OF ice cream fac
tories confectioneries, soda fOun-
tains and bakeries are given grades
Of IS or over. but there are three
bakeries graded as low as Al
Twenty meat markets and sausage
kitchens are under IS. the remain
Ger running as high as 81 Of the
restaurants. % show the lower
grades. running as low as 30. while
81 show high marks, going as high
as gS-
The grade OF any place where food
is manufactured or sold may be
ascertained by inquiry at the office OF
the board. in the city hall
There were 153 deaths and l53
births during the month and q total
Of % cases OF contagious diseases re-
ported
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-11
READY
To ARBITRATE
Globe Miami Men to Leave
Settlement in Hands of
Wilson's Board.

Globe. Ariz-. oct. I1-Distinct
progress toward a settlement Of the
mine strike here was today believed
to have been effected through yester-
DAYS conference between the strik-
ing miners and president Wilson's
commission. The miners agreed TO
leave settlement of the difficulty in
the hands OF the commission if the
mine operators also would agree
Also. they said they would be willing
to return at once to the mines and
work pending arbitration.
The Need For Copper
Secretary Of labor Wilson and
other members Of the commission are
continuously hammering home the
fact that industrial peace is needed
and speedily needed in this district,
not merely because Of the interests
OF the companies and their workmen
but primarily because Of the copper
requirements of the United States
Secretary Wilson continuously I'M
presses upon all parties who appeP =
before the commission the country s
vital need for copper not only for tls
munitions in the war but also Tor
king Of articles indirectly re-
ouired in the prosecution OF the war
and in Industries closely allied 10 the
munitions industries
Message From Wilson
The commission is also emphasizing
the fact that this comes as a persona
message from president Wilson and
that he has directed the commission
to make this the basis OF all its ac-
tivities on its western trip
The mine operators also have the
nations needs in mind and state the
will approach this problem from tn q
Viewpoint. The operators were heard
today.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-11
NEW MEXICO SUNDAY SCHOOL
AND Y. M. c. A. CONVENTIONS

Programs are out for the 18th
annual convention OF the New Mexico
Sunday school association and the
third Y. NJ c. A. state convention. TO
be held in the First Presbyterian
church in Albuquerque. y. n. October
- 20 and q.
James G. McNary, Of e Paso. IS
first vice president of the Y. " c. \.
organization; II. D. Slater. OF Fl Pas3,
is secretary; ". H Day, Of FL Paso,
is interstate secretary and II. ?. De-
mand. Of FL Paso. is interstate secre-
tary for boys work
Mr. Demand and Mr. Day are on
the program for several talks during
the sessions Of the two conventions.
The report Of the New Mexico sun
day School association shows 412 sun
day schools in the state affiliated.
with an average attendance Of 1855
and an enrolled membership OF 18.154.
There are 1925 teachers engaged in
teaching in these Sunday schools.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-11
NARCOTIC DRUG
PRESCRIPTIONS ARE 900

There were about 800 Prescriptions
calling for the dispensation of mar
cotic drugs on file in the drug store
ALLEGED TO have been operated by Mat
Dolan. according to witnesses TESTIFY
ing in the United States dis trieuJ
coTlr+ in the case Of Dolan and Or
n C. Melanson. They have been on
trial before judge ". r smith since
wednesday morning Practically all
the prescriptions bore signatures pur-
porting TO be DR.. Melanson S, Wit
nesses testified.
Judge smith has rendered sentence
in me case Of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Leitner. convicted several days ago
of selling liquor to soldiers MT
I,eitner was sentenced to pay a fine
Of $3.50 and serve six months IN JAN
S15 ne woman was fined $500.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-11
RIOTOUS SUFFRAGISTS
WARNED TO KEEP QUIET

washington. D. c.. Oct. 1L-With
warning Of the militant pickets OF the
yFoman's Party in the Occoquan
zrorkhouse that unless they obey the
rules and discontinue insubordination
ana riotiuE. they viii be transferred
10 Jail and kept IN solitary confine-
me1t. the local government today re-
stored to duty the superintendent OF
Inc vvorkhouse who had been relieved
while charges made by the women
were investigated
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-11
FIRST FROST Of
FALLAT BERIN0
Two More japanese Farm
ers to Locate in Valley
as Truck Farmers.

Berino. y. II, oct Il-Late crops
were slightly damaged last night by
a light frost. the first Of the season
Mrs. w. P Newsom. accompanied oy
Misses Carrie Reams. Buna Carpenter
and Mary Adams mOtored up 10 Las
Cruces TO confer with Dr. R. Z. Nc
Bride on school business
More Japanese 10 Locate
Two Japanese farmers were down
from Las Cruces investigating land
values they siEnified their intention
Of locating here, expecting 10 have
about so acres and to specialize IN
truck farming.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-11
TAXES CONTROL
Of j. s. Goods
President Issues Proclama
ton Covering 20 Prin-
cipal Products.

Washington. d. c.. oct 1.-THE
machinery Of the food administration
was set in motion today TO complete
preparations for government control
on November Of 20 OF Americas
principal fOodstuffs-
Authority TO assume supervision
over the leading articles Of diet is
vested in Herbert c. Hoover b va
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-11

The Old Standard general strengthen
ing tonic. GROVES TASTELESS chill
Tonic. arouses the liver. drives OUT
Malaria and builds up the system. a
sure Appetizer and aid TO digestion
60c-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-11
CLARK IS APPOINTED
ARIZ. FUEL ADMINISTRATOR

WASHINGTON, D. Q, oct lite
fuel administration today announced
the appointment as state fuel admin
fstrat0rs for Arizona. Of VIII L Clark
Flagstaff
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-11

Lee Newman can get more money
out Of your property, at a less COST
than anyone else. Ask his clients
Phone 1904. SO51z s Fl Paso.-AdV-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-11

Mrs. Maurice Hewlett wife OF the
novelist, was the first woman in Great
Britain to obtain an air pilot license.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-11

Ask City Health Dept about Lee
,-sT-n1au's Recommendation let him
handle yours--Adv-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-11

May Be USED
Fiber Could Be Worked
Into Cordage in Limited
Quantities, Report.

4 valuable product in the manuiac-
ture Of cordage may be developed
from the Iechuguilla plant, which
grows wild I'm the southwestern
states and Mexico. This is Indicated
in letter from the laboratories OF
the International Harvester com
i.-.ay. received by George f. Clements
secretary Of the chamber Of com
merce.
Samples Of the lechuguilla plant
were sent to various laboratories
some time ago by Mr. Clements AFTER
testing the fbers Of the plant. the
following word was received from the
International Harvester company
Fiber Is short.
These leaves have tiDer mat
could be used TO a limited extent IN
the manufacture Of cOrdage- The o0-
iectIonabIe feature is the shortness OF
the fiber and its inclination TO De
hard and stiff. rather than soft ana
pliabIe. However. limited quantities
can be used IL would be impossible
to use this fiber alone in the manu-
facture Of twine-'
The lechuguilla fiber is compared.
in the letter, TO the fiber Of the Mex
lean tula plant. which is used 20 some
extent in the manufacture OF tWlne
and cordage-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-11

PAGE Publicity Hurca--Advertising IN
an its branches. Telephone 111l--Adv-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-11

proclama ton OF president W lIsoh- IN
der the terms OF the order, licenses
VIII be required for manufacture,
storing. Importation and distribution
Of flour. bread. meats, potatoes, su-
gar. milk. butter and dairy products,
canned foods. rice, staple vegetables
and other stipulated commodities
Farmers and small dealers specltl-
callv are exempted.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-11

All members Of the Home League
Signal Corps are requested 10 assem-
I bic for drill at the Bailey School
] Thursday at 1880 p. m.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-11
TEMPLE B'NAI ZION REFLECTS
PASTORAL LEADERS FOR YEAR

The orthodox temple B'nai Zion, at
its last general meeting, unanimously
reelected its two clerical heads, with
a substantial increase Of salary 10
each They are rabbi y Schechter
and Rev. Bursetown. the latter TO act
as minister Of the congregation and
principal Of its religious schools
Temple B'nai lions Sunday school
for history and religion will begin
next Sunday and will take place N
the morning from 10 10 II as usual
Its daily school for the study Of the
Bible in its original Hebrew language
will open the following Monday, after
public school hours at $3.50 p. m.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-11

Buy Goodyear Tires
at Boss Rubber Co
322 Texas. Adv.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-23
Newly-Weds
At Chicago
Must Fight
Exemption Appeal Board Rules
Against Claims Of II
Married Recently,

CHICAGO. Aug D,-Seventeen
newly-wedded men, all of whom it !,
said have married during the past two
months, will have to join the new ma.
tional army, according to rulings OF
Cook county appeal board No Z,
The men had filed clainN for ex-
emption on the grounds OF wife and
in some cases, probable heir Mem
bers of the board asserted that the mcn
had married since the draft law was
passed and that their pleas would be
ignored
Men who gain weight readily were a
feature before the boards yesterday
Sixteen men had been turned down b,
local board No 81 as being under
weight. Yesterday ten OF these mer
were found to be possessed Of plenty
OF flesh. Their re-examination was th'
result of investigation by secret serv
ice men who say they have f0v1d |
number OF cases Of men who pufposei!
starved themselves prior to appearing
before the board.