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The Denver star., 1917-06-02
PROTESTING TO OUR OWN.

Denver, Colo, May %, 1917.
Hon John F. Shafroth, U. s. Senator,
Washington, D. G.
Dear Sir:
The Colored citizens Of the Great
State of Colorado urgently request you
and your fellow co-workers to raise
your voices in the Halls Of Congress
in earnest and solemn protest against
the brutalities being practiced upon
our people, American citizens II you
will, by such awful tragedies as that
enacted at Memphis, Tenn, on Tues
day, May 22nd.
(signed) GEO. W. GROSS.
President.
MRS. MILDRED ALTERNATELY,
Secretary.
Denver Branch of the National Asso-
citation for the Advancement Of Col
ored People.
The Denver star., 1917-06-02

hISh otmpIimsnt Paid 10 Our eeiisva
Discussing the lighting qualities OF
TIE colored man as sailor, Z high
naval authority on May II said: "One
of the most remarkable phases OF the
development Of the American mercan'
tile marine II the adaptability Of the
American Negro a. q sailor. Ships
masters have declared them 70 b.
among the bravest Of croW1 uo6se ~
most trying sieeatiooA"
The Denver star., 1917-06-02
r.s. Expr..... Faith ia Our L.ye..n

Taft Exprsssss Faith In Our Loyalty.
Former President William Howard
Taft In . recent address at Augusta,
Ca, denounced a. ridiculous the 10
port that German agents have made
any headway toward melting the col
ored people to b. disloyal to the nag.
Mr.. Taft was speaking on the issues
Of the war. The cOlored race = loyal
to this government. the former presi-
dent declared with an emphasis that
could not be misunderstood.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-29
Lodges and Clubs.

Mr.. and Mrs. r E. Sherman. DR.. and
Mrs. II 3. WessOn and Mrs. Wesson's
parents. Nj and Mrs. Z. J. Guernsey.
OF Boston, Mass. formed 4 party who
motored to the Elephant Butte dam
Sunday The trip was made in Hr.
Shermans Buick car
The Pi Omega class Of the high
school will hold its graduation exer-
cises on the evening of Feb. 9. in the
auditorium Of the high school The ex-
ercises were to have been held Jan.
26 but on account of the delay in the
arrival Of the curtain and scenery for
the auditorium stage, the affair was
postponed
The Epworth league of the Asbury
Methodist church was entertained the
last of the week by Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Gardiner, at their home on Richmond
street Games of a variety OF kinds
entertained the members. Refresh
ments were served through the even
ing Among those present were Misses
Melissa Smith, lula Harper. Claire Nc
Daniels, Ella 3. Mcneil, Ruby Davis,
Ruth Brown, Grace Mcneil. Ruth Gard
iner. Blanche Gardiner, Mrs. R a
Thomas. 8Iessrs. Stuart Harris, Leland
Gardiner, William Gardiner. Charles
Stevens, Arthur Jolly. Arlington Jolly.
Harold Miller, Riley Murlock, Earl
Simpson, Fred Bailey, Stuart and
others.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-29
Beauty Chats By Edna Kent Forbes

~ NE disadvantage which offsets
the many advantages OF the
- ready 10 wear trade in the coun-
try is that all women wear certain
set styles and color combinations. re-
gardless OF their fitness. The small
blonde who ought to buy q dress Of
some soft shade between violet and
blue. gets an ordinary sort OF blue that
makes her commonplace instead Of dis
tinguished in appearance. The tail
dark woman with the rich coloring.
finds the same style and color. and
buys and wears an identical dress. Ten
70 one she should be wearing a bronze
color and lines that cling, while the
small blonde should have something
fluffy and frilly.
If you buy your clothes ready made.
you can only pick the best of the
limited choice. If you have them made
to order. you can select styles and col
ors to please yourself If you are col
Orless, pale skin and mouse cOlored
bair. avoid neutral shades. and black.
soft color combined with something
quite vivid is best for this type, which
can stand neither too dull nor too
bright colors.
IF you are dark. rose pinks, browns.
pasteis of any color; black If your skin
has color; cream white. yellows. will
be lovely. If you are blonde, yellow IS
impossible. black. deep blue, violet
dark brown, gray blues. pinks, laven-
der, greens OF a soft tone-these are
most becoming If you are lucky
enough to have auburn hair, greens OF
any shade. rich browns. gray. gray-blue
and green-blue. lavender. orchid. coral
pink. never plain pink. cream white If
touched with color. Study yourself To
see which shades are best.
Questions and Answers.
Dear Miss Forbes-Please tell me 1
what can do to make my skin lighter, 7
my face and neck are very dark. Also. (
what will make the eyelashes grow 4
long and Thick Kindly tell me what ,
I can do TO whiten my teeth I clean 4
them daily, but to no effect Your ad /
vice is such a comfort TO one who IS /
your column is a big |
help l. g
For your skin, use cucumber juice \
or cucumber cream. and be sure your
liver and digestion are in good order,
as dark skin is often the result Of bad /
conditions here. For the eyelashes, l
send me a self addressed stamped en-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-29
UTAH TROOPS ARE VICTORS
IN CLASH AT ARIZONA BORDER
By Associated Press.

Arivaca. Ariz-, Jan. e9.-Utah cavalry
commanded by Lieut.. C H. Arms won
the skirmish Friday night and Satur-
day with Mexicans along the Arizona
border south OF here. After some hours
Of fighting across the border, the
Americans pushed into Sonora and
drove the Mexicans IN retreat TO =
group OF abandoned adobe houses where
the Mexicans took refuge and stood
their ground for a time.
This action was terminated when
Lieut.. Arms directed another charge
which routed the Mexicans from the
buildings and sent them in disorder in
10 the hills The American troops de-
strOyed the buildings and returned TO
Arizona In the huts they found q
blood stained blanket and other evil
dences that one or more OF the Mexf-
cans had been wounded There were
no American casualties
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-29
Many Dinner Parties At Country
Club Dance On Saturday Evening

TTTTE, large number OF people
attended the week end dance at
~ the FL Paso Country club, Sat
urdav night. Preceding the dance there
were p number Of dinner parties.
DR.. James Bruce. Of Louisville KY,
was the host at dinner at the club.
preceding the dance His guests were
Misses Elizabeth Mason. Elizabeth Da-
Wis. Mary Kaye Alves and Helen STRAIT
ton. Cant. c. Chescheir Capt. B. Kin
solving and Lieut.. \ c. Strother.
Lieut. and Mrs. Thorn Catron enter
tanned Mr.. and Mrs. ". K Ramsey.
I.ieut. and Mrs. Frederic W Boye. Miss
Margaret Ramsey and Capt. F. W.
Air and Mrs. Winchester Cooley and
Mr. and Mrs. Harry ; Potter dined to-
CAPT. and 1Irs. H. Conger Pratt were
the guests OF Lieut. Col. and Mrs. II.
Lieut.. and Mrs. Henry B. Lewis were
hosts to Lieut. and Mrs j. F
DeavereauI ~.
of Tom Mayfield- ,-,,
Mr.. and Mrs. George wallace had
rs their guests. Mrs Donald Rathbun
and Miss Barbara Wallace
Cant. and Mrs. W - Gardenhlre gave
dinner party IN honor of Mai and
Mrs = r. Winans. The other guests
we're Miss Elizabeth Winans. Miss Eli
zabetF RumbOugh. Of Virginia; Capt
Lanes z. Fechet and Capt William II.
Cowles.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-29

a RTHUR y. ELLIOTT, who ha:
"A been i'll for q short while a
= - Providence hospital is doing
nicely now.
T. c Parish IS much improved from
his Illness.
Mrs. r b. Murray is improving, after
few days illness at the hospital
Mrs c. C. Curtis and baby daughter
are both doing we'll. The baby was
born last Monday.
Richard Cowell. Of State College, n.
II, Is recovering nicely from his i'll
ness Of few weeks.
Mrs " &. Moore and baby daughter
yotn continue 10 progress satisfac-
Mrs ". c. Sumner Of Mesquite, y.
NJ, has made considerable improve
ment through the past week, following
her operation Of about ten days ago.
Mrs Jean Stevens, of Dillsnd. Mont,
IS recuperating from her illness in
satisfactory manner.
A $ Hixon IS slowly getting better,
after his illness of a few weeks.
Miss Marjorie Stebbins IS getting
along very well, after her recent op-
Grafton
L. [. Gibbons, Of Clint. has recov-
cred sufficiently to leave the hospital.
although he viii remain in FL Paso fO-
Mrs. Harold Both returned to her
home the last Of the week, recovered
from her recent illness and operation.
Mrs J. W. Brooks. Of Fort Han
cock. is continually improving from the
severe burns she received some time
Mrs. Joe Merlsin is doing well. She
has been at the hospital for a few
Mrs. II. T. Gardner has made con-
siderable progress toward good health
during the past week, after her long
illness
The Sick ut ROIston Hospital.
Jack Barton, who has been i'll for
some time, left ROlston hospital the
last OF the week. very much better
Mrs Charles c. Rhoades, of Sierra
Blanca, has become sufficiently strong,
following her illness, to leave the hos
pitaL
Mrs Minnie Yeary underwent an op-
Grafton the last Of the week and is do
ing as well as may be expected
Mrs J. Oppenheim, and her baby son,
are both doing well. The baby's birth
occurred Saturday
capt. c. 5. Siade. OF the third Ohio
Infantry. entered the hospital the last
OF the week quite sick.
Mrs J. o. Fears. who has been Ill
FOR short time, is a little improved
Mrs H P Simon and baby daughter
are both getting along well.
John Abraham. Of Clifton. Ariz., who
has been in the hospital with frac-
tured arm, is much better and left the
hospital Saturday.
Mrs H NJ. Brown and her baby !
daughter are progressing nicely.
Mrs T. L. Berry and her little son !
are both doing well.
J. a Meadows. Of Durango Colo, is /
seriously i'll with pneumonia
Mrs. Z. A Montenyohl has somewhat !
Improved through the past week.
Mrs Il Il. Ormsbee, who was i'll for ]
p few weeks, has recovered and re- |
turned TO her home in Christmas, Ariz. l
James c. Cook. who has been i'll for 4
the past ten days, or so, has recovered I
and left the hospital
A : FallOs entered the hospital the /
middle of last week He is quite i'll.
T. J. Lyons is quite i'll with the grip. !
Fred Lila has become sufficiently 4
strong 10 leave the hospital, after hav-
ing been i'll there for the past five |
Mrs H Hall. OF Denver. Colo, has |
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-29
MASSACHUSETTS AUXILIARIES
LEAVE; I'd KENTUCKY IS NEXT

Field hospital company No. and
ambulance company No :, Massachu-
sets national guard. departed from FL
Paso at $50 o'clock Sunday afternoon
over the Santa Fe for Boston. where
the companies will be mustered out Of
federal service. There were $50 en-
listed men and Il officers IN the Mass
achusetts companies. They are routed
via Kansas City, Fort Wayne, Ind, and
Buffalo. y. 7.
The Second Kentucky infantry will
leave Fl Paso Wednesday morning over
the L P. & s. ". for Fort Thomas,
Kan, TO be mustered out. This regi-
ment will be routed via Memphis,
Tenn. Col Allen GulliOn commands
the regiments
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-29
Sunshine and Shadow; The Sick
and the Well in the HOSPITALS

been seriously ill the past week, but is
| slightly better now
II. B. Harrison is much better. He
I was quite i'll last week
Mrs. II: 5. Flourney. Of Shreveport
! La, IS doing very Well
David Bauchmsn, who has been quite
/ IL, is better
B. Jernigan, OF Lordsburg. y. NJ. who
I has been i'll for a number Of weeks
with eye trouble, IS improving
Thomas Hoy, who is suffering with
a fractured hip, is doing well.
W T. Hurst, who has been in a rath-
er serious condition, is somewhat i'm
f. NJ Halves. who underwent an op-
grafton recently, is getting along salts
Mrs. katherine Rotermund and her
daughter. Ola Rotermund. who were
injured in a recent automobile COLI
sion. are improving in condition.
MIS-. William Snow Of Mountain
PARK, y. NJ. is still seriously i'll, but
has made some Improvement
Mrs. Eva Taylor, of Los Angeles. is
doing well after a recent operation.
Mrs Jessie Thompson, of Columbus.
y NJ, Is recovering satisfactorily from
her illness.
Mrs. r. X. Mccullough. Of ChicagJ.
Ill, who has been i'll for the past week,
is improving
Mrs. Charles c. Dawedoff underwent
an operation Saturday. She is in sat
Mrs J. John F. Bowling has returned
10 her home She was Ill for some time,
having fractured her hip.
Hotel Dieu's Patients.
Mrs z Mccarthy continues - be
pretty sick at Hotel Dieu. where she
has been a patient for some time.
Mrs. j. W Davis is considerably bet
ter after her operation Of two weeks
ago.
Miss J. Davidson, who underwent an
operation the last Of the week. is great
y improved
J. '. Dowten, who was injured in a
recent accident, Is recovering.
Police officer Y. Gonzales. who was
shot some time ago, is improving stead
lily
NJ T. Brooks is doing nicely after
a short illness.
H. Cole. VINO was accidentally shot
recently. IS recovering.
Mrs. NJ COrOmbes is recuperating
from a recent operation.
J. B. Good. who has been sick for
some time, is able to be up a little
now.
Mrs. ". s. Harris and baby are both
doing nicely
Mrs. C. L Higgins. who has been
critically i'll through the past week, is
q little better.
=. a Howard IS greatly improved.
after being in a serious condition
through last week.
Mrs R Lewis. who underwent an
operation the middle OF last week, is
much better. She was very i'll for
time.
Mrs. P. H Lusse and her baby son
are both progressing satisfactorily.
Mrs. T B. Meek is gaining strength |
slowly, after her recent operation
Miss NJ Moronada has returned 10
her home. after a short Illness in Hotel
Dieu-
Mrs. R w Newton. who was Operat- !
ed upon last week, is recuperating sat
isfactorily.
Mrs c. Pollard IS i'll at the hospital. |
Mrs. Allen Sayles and her baby son
are both doing very well
Z. D. Sibley is improving steadily
from his illness and operation.
Mrs. W. a Simpson is getting along |
nicely.
E. Smith. VINO underwent an opera |
ton on his eyes, Saturday, is doing |
well
Miss T Taline is able TO be up and |
about little after her illness Of few |
weeks.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-29
Parties.

Mary Martha Orlopp celebrated her
fifth birthday anniversary, Saturday
afternoon, with a party, at her home in
the Robinson apartments Mrs. Harry
A Orlopp assisted her young daughter
in entertaining her little guests A
variety Of games were enjoyed by the
children through the afternoon. Louis
Etc won the prize in the donkey game.
The second prize went TO Lillian Etie.
A large number of gifts were received
by the young hostess An ice course
was served in the dining ROOM In the
center of the table was big white
birthday cake, ornamented with five
pink candles Balloons of bright and
varied colors, marked the places for
the guests. Mrs. ]. W. Christie as
sisted Mrs. Orlopp in serving. The lit
tie guests present were Walter Chris
tie. Richard Rowen, Purcell Cain,
Robert Redic, G. c. Roberts. Jr-. Lillian
Etie, Louis Etie, Louis Woods and
Betty Jane Binkley-
Samuel ". FAINT, jr- entertined
number Of his friends Saturday after
noon at his home in the Cole apart
ments at a Jolly little party, in celebra-
ton of his 10th birthday anniversary.
Pink carnations and ferns decorated
the rooms. A variety OF games amused
the guests and the prizes in these were
won by Fred Whitlock and Carolyn
Dixon. An ice course was served The
host was assisted in entertaining by
his mother. Mrs S. ". FAINT, and Mrs
party were Laura Louise Mosson- For
rest Mosson. Betsy Dixon, Carolyn Dix
on, Eloise Jones, Marmaduke Lander |
Lou Evelyn Craver. Clay Dyer, Claudia
Morris, Virginia Morris, Laura Mishel, |
Charline Andrews, Louise Brown. Eu- !
genia Smith. Jane Whitlock. Elsie
Bowers, Catherine Lawrence. Wilma /
Robinson. Anasa Smith, Dixie Wright.
Fred Whitlock. Harry Pruett. Henry
Silverman, julius Silverman. Joe Lea,
Tom Lea ir II W RrOaddus jr Billie
Cooke. Bobbie Thompson. Kenneth I
Robinson. David Lawrence. Joe Car !
Patrick Mcintosh and Hinton !
Mcintosh
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-29
NEB[ETT NAMED
FOR \. N. JUDGE
President dominates Silver
City Man for the United
States Judgeship.

Washington, D. c.. Jan. 29.@CoIin
Neblett, OF Silver City, y. N., was
nominated by president Wilson today
as United States district Judge for New
Mexico.
lie Is named 70 fill the vacancy
created by the death Of judge W. Il.
Pope
Judge Neblett has long been promi-
nent in New Mexico as an attorney and
Is understood to have been heartily en-
dorsed for the appointment by president
Wilson. He has not been particularly
active in politics.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-29

Virginia Military institute alumnus
enjoyed a get together banquet Satur-
day night. in the hill room Of Hotel
Paso del NOrte. White carnations dec
grated the table Hawaiian music en-
tertafned the diners Speeches were
made by all the members. Capt. X :.
Perkins presided 1t was decided to
hold another banquet early in Feb
ruarv. Among those present At the
Crowdus and Charles Davis. of FL Paso;
field artillery: Capt. II. l. Jordan. Of
the goth infantry. Capt. Z A. Hick-
man. Of the signal corps. Capt John
Cooke of the eighth cavalry; Capt NJ
+. Locke. eighth field artillery; Capt
Kenneth s. Perkins. fifth field artil-
lerv: Capt George NJ Brooke. fifth
field artillery: Lieut. Daniel c. Morris
sett. 18th cavalry; Lieut. Spencer b
Akin. 23rd infantry: Lieut. Arthur A
Adams. OF the Alabama field artillery;
Jansen 4. McEntee. Of the first OHIO
field artillery: Lieut. Edward F. Wells,
OF the Charleston Light Dragons; o
I. Mccormick and J. r Mccormick. Of
the Ohio field artillery; Lieut. \. Al
Alabama field artillery and Gilard
Rembert. of the South Carolina ma
tionaI guard and others
X
Afr. and Mrs. c. p. Faddls. Of East
Missouri street. entertained Friday
night with a Mexican supper at their
home for a few Of their most intimate
friends. who were Mr. and Mrs ). ".
Hale. Mr.. and Mrs. II. y. Shipley, Mr.
and Mrs f. O. Wilson, Mrs Dolly
Hand and J. J. Whit.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-29
Cards.

terrain the y. 3. Bridge club, Satur-
day afternoon, at her home on North
Il PasO street
Mrs Thorn Catron. Mrs ". W Cor
don and Miss Margaret Ramsey were
the honor guests at a bridge party,
given Saturday afternoon. by Mrs. w
x Ramsey. at the tea rooms on Mon
tana street There were seven tables OF
players Guest prizes were given the
guests Of honor. The high score bridge
prize was won by Mrs Norman z.
SnOdgrass and the second prize went TO
Mrs Charles B Loomis. Refreshments
were enjoyed after the games.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-29

Pershing's army. Mr. Berkshlre SAID
that sufficient inspectors Of the fed
eraI service viii be stationed at Column
bus. If necessary. to carry into effect
the usual regulations.
Mr.. Berkshire said his department has
no funds or quarters with which to
establish a detention camp for unde-
sirables. He suggested that his de-
partment might transfer Chinese, or
persons of other nationalities TO JuareZ
T-.'Umhus by rail. II they appeared
willing to move there from Columbus,
,,.4- reused admittance TO the
United States Mr. Berkshire said that
there was no unusual number Of ap-
plicants for admission at the port from
any points in Mexico Sunday
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-29
state EmpIoye Aiding Thievesf

Chicago. Ill, Jan 2s--Charges tnat
retary Of state at Springfield, by is
suing unregistered tags, was in league
with a band Of automobile thieves VINO
me last few months, were made sun
day BY states attorney Hoyne-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-29
Will Take Off
Ali Excess Fat

Do you know that there IS a simple
harmless effective remedy FOR overfatnezs
that may be used safely and secretly BY any
man or woman who Is losing the shines
Of youth
There Is; and il is none other than the
tablet form Of the now famous Narmcia
Pr escriptiou, known MarmOla Prescription
Tablets You eau well expect a reduction OF
from two to focr pounds q week without Diet
ing or exercising MarmOla Prescription
Tablets are sold by all druggists at 7sc "a
large case. or il you prefer sou can ord-r
direct fIcm the Marnola Co. So woodward
Ave, Detroit. Mich.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-29
Costa Riea's PresIdent Deposed.

San Jose, Costa Rica, Jan. 2s.-Ths
president Of Costa Rica, Alfredo Con
zsles, was deposed from office by the
military forces OF the capital, support
ed by q great number of citizens, on
Saturday. The administrative power
was conferred on the minister of war
Federico Tincco, as provisional chief
executive. President Gonzales took
rtfuge in the American legation
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-29
Try Mrs. CIark's Cafeteria. 2os Mess
Me<senger Boz Hurt.

F. Munoz. a messenger boy, was
slightly injured Sunday afternoon when
his bicycle collided with the side OF
a Sunset Heights Electric street car,
at Franklin and Oregon streets MI
nOz was taken TO the emergency hos
pital and later sent to his home. SO
South Oregon street. The bicycle was
slightly damaged.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-29

Philadelphia, Pa, Jan. 2s.-The state
supreme court today affirmed the Al
legheny county courts decision in the
matter of the congressional contest in
the 32nd district between Guy z.
Campbell. Democrat, and A. J. Barch-
field, Republican. in which Barchfeld
appealed against the action of the
lower court in taking the figures on
the tally sheet in preference TO the
certified return sheets. The tally
sheets showed Campbell had a ma
jority over Barchfeld.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-29
Dr. Bauehert. Dsntist. IN. bldg. FL. ass
Radio Ha. Wide Range.

San Diego, Calf, Jan. 29--The new
naval radio station here gave a dem
onstration Of its power Sunday when
the operators on duty talked with the
Arlington. Va station: Darien. Pana-
ma; Nome, Alaska. and Honolulu, and
overheard French operators at work
on the island of Papeete. South Pa
cific, and concluded by exchanging rhs
time of day with operators at a radio
station near Melbourne, Australia.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-29

Cheyenne, Wyo., Jan Z5--N I'm Dolh
tracks omen through the district re
Gently blockaded by snow and with
tie high wind moving but little snow
into the cuts along the line, Union
Pacific officials today hoped TO De ael5
~ disconfinue emergency measures for
keeping the line clear by tonight
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-29
PhiIippine. MouId SEN silver.

Manila, Jan ga bill has been in
troduced in the legislature authorizing
the sale, at q profit of S1,250,00 OF
100000 silver pesos now held in the
government vaults at Corregidor. After
Passage of the bill. it will go TO presi-
dent Wilson for approval
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-29

velope and I will send YOU a recipe for
cream that will make them grow. L
would suggest that you change your
tooth paste to something stronger. and
have a dentist clean your teeth with
pumice- You could do il yourself. US
ing powdered pumice, but dentists are
more thorough. Once a week. clean the
teeth with peroxide, this Is a disin-
fectsnt and a bleach. but too frequent
use is bad for the gums.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-29
INSPECTOR BERKSHIRE WILL
SEE REFUGEES AT C0LuMRUS

F ". Berkshire. supervisor of immi-
sration a the santa Fe bridge, will 90
70 Columbus. y. NJ, Monday to inform
himself OF the situation there with re-
gard 70 the reception At that port Of
refugees Americans and others report
ed TO be coming in the wake OF Gen.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-29
FL PdSodns Returning.

Mrs 3. F. Hammett has returned
from a three weeks stay in Los An
geles-
Mai and Mrs. W ". Fewel returned
sunday from months stay in Mineral
Wells. Tex.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-29
DIR. Anna Reum. BuekIer. Bid. over EIit


Boston. Mass, Jan 2y.-F1re eafly
TO-DAY destroyed the five story brick
building occupied by Thomas heiley
ard company. blanket manufacturers,
in the center of the wholesale dry
goods district, causing loss estimated
al S35U,0OQ-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-29
Nienrngua in Pacified.

San Diego. Calf, Jan. 29-Officers
o. the United States gunboat York
town. which has returned here from
Central American waters. said today
that since the election of Gen. Emili-
ano Chammorro as president OF Nicara-
qua, that country had been free from
anything resembling political upris-
ings.