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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-11-15


pracova1i, at k6rporace jako
Ceske Narodni Sdruzeni, Slo-
lvenska Liga, pax americka Ma
rodni Rada, at jednotlivci, L.
rednici nasich narodnfch orga-
nisacf neb Jim rizenych institu-
ci "a celou nekolika letou Gin
nost,' mali pro neho jen slova
uznani a chvaly.
Jet zosobnenym ceskym de-
snokratem, byl politickym vad
Gem jaky 81 osvobozeny narod
,eeskoslovensky .zadajici soba
stat dsmokraticky socialne spra
vedlivy nnohl prat.
{ Velka doba rodi velke lidi.
A jako v Europe DIR. Benes, tax
}zde v Ameriee p. Pergler vedl
ia zastupoval nasi vetev cesko-
Sfla a energie jeho
fbyla vsem spolupracovnikdm je>
no vzpruhou v nejkritietejsich
Lokamzicich. Kid zalozeny ma
rozhledu ziskanem peclivykn
SUDDEN ma presvedcenf o pra-
WI naroda 4 pochopeni vyzna-
mu dolby byl i .iinym posikou v
praci.
Ceskosiovenska Amerika ne
jen je hrda ma sve obeti finan
chi, ma svou brannou pomoc =
tech $4,000 v amer.cke armade
la. $500 armade ceskosloven-
ske, ale ma politicke a diplo-
maticke prace sveho vddce Per
glera a jeho Ispechy jsou take
jejimi 1spechy, echo 81 nejvi,
ce cenime a je take uznanim je
ho prace, re neni v zadnem
Ipracovniku nasich ami stinu Ear
livDsti neb zavisti, protoze ka-
zdy ochotne uznava jeho opra
vnenou a zaslouzenou superio-
r!tu.
ufad diplomatickeho zastup
ce naroda naseho v Americe
byl sveren bez odporu nejlepsi
a nejschopnejsi nejvyraznejsi
nasi osobnosti. Tim vsak ne
skonei prace naseho krajana,
treba prave diplomaticky "a
stupce v Americe je pro narod
mas teto dbbe nejdGlezitejsi.
Druhy nasich krajanl "a
morskych, jenz ujal Sc rizeni
legace v LondyAe je DR.. Stefan
Osusky.s Vystdaovav nejprve
theologii a pax prava, v Chica-
gu zvolen byl brzy ma pocatku
.valky mistopredsedou Sloven-
Sske l;gy a v teto funkci spolec-
nc s pfedsedou Ligy p. Mamatc
yem pracoval poctive ma nej
uzsim spojeni C.eskyn Narod
MIN Sdruzenfm. Byv vyslan Slo
-, Ligou jako jeji nej-
schopnejsi pracovnik k Narod-
tni Rade parizske, praooval ne
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-11-15

1mornou pill hlavne propagac-
ne odrazeje zdarile utony ...-.
d'arske propagandy We spoje-
neckych zemich clanky do an
glickych i francouzskych caso-
p.su. Svereno mu dale rizeni
propagandy We Svycarecn {.
tam zalozene tiskova kancela-
re, odkudz nyni povolan DIP
Londyna "a diplomatickeho "a
stupce. l on je obcanem Spoje-
nych Statd a nasi slovensti kra
jane citi Sc jlste poctenl tim, re
mezi ll:mi vyrostl a by.
van prvni cesky diplomat kteTy
u nejvetsi mocno.5ti sveta zasru
puje jich rodnou z e,ni a narod
mas.
Dr.. Lev Sychrava, rovnez "a
hajil svou praci "a svobodu sve
no naroda stykem nasi vetv
americkou. Sotva dostihla sem
zprava o zavrazdeni rakouske-
no naslednika trInu s krouz-
KEN ceskych revolucionarI "a
hajil cinnost a jiz v srpnu byl
v cilem spojeni IS redaktorem
Tvrz:ckym, svym kolegou re
studii, S nimz udrzoval styk po
mnoho mesicd, a obstaraval pri
me spojeni Ameriky rodnymi
ze,nemi v dobe, kdy zakladano
Ceske Narodni Sdruzeni a jeho
zpravy zasilane re svycar byly
velkou oporou nasim pracDvni-
kim, kteri musili celit nepocho
peni, podezrivani a rakouskou
.vladou placene agitace Isky a
Melichara, znameho cernoso-
thence Konicka z Moskvy. DR..
Sychrava byl prvnim krajanem
z Czech "a valky vyslanym, jenz
zahajil take propaganda tis-
KEN zvlaste We Svycarich, pro
(Dokoncenf ma str. 81
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-11-15

skUsfovenskou Narodnl Radu
Ia vladu a to snad drive jiste
vsak soucasne Britanli. Dosta
10 Sc tedy Narodnf Rade uznani
jake vlady nejprve Cd obou an
glosaskych narodd.
Druha: prozatimni ceskoslo
venska vlada uznavajic jiste
praci Ceskoslovenske Ameriky
ma dive nejddlezitejsi mista di-
plomaticka jmenovala diva A.
mericany: Cecha p. Perglera, a
Slovaka p. Osuskeho.
Dbala toho, ably Slovaci byli
zastoupeni jak We Wade tax v
diplomaticke sluzb&. We Wade
je ministrem DR.. Stefanik, v di-
plomaticke sluzbe DR.. Osusky
a Bohdan Pavlu.
Nase v6tev ceska slovenska
Ade v Americe vidi v<tom "a
ruku, ze jak v dobe boje tax v
dobe prace v miru bude vzdy
| prihlizeno k tomu, ably ma mi
sta zodpovedna dostali Sc pra-
CONVICT vidci bez rozdilu pa
tri-li k zapadni ci yychodni We
tvi kmene ceskoslovenskeho.
| Chceme pax jeste zminit Sc
o jednotlivych zastupcich pr
lspoiepeckych vladach. zivoto-
pis prof: Masaryka, DR.. Bene-
Sc i Dr.. Stefanika jiz nekolikrat
v Americe podan. Neni Cecha
neb Slovaka, jenz by neznal Ii
vitopisu naseho vudce obou
Ijeho velkych spolupracovnikd.
| Diplomatickym zasrupcem
we Washingtone je p. Karel
{Pergler, diplomat, ktery prosel
Iskolou ameE.ckeho zivota. Ma
rodil Sc v Cechach, ale zahy cd
hstehoval Sc do Ameriky rodi-
Gi, prosel zdejsimi Skolami, pra
coval v lekarne ably Sc brzy vra
al do Czech Sc svou matkou po
smrti otcove. V Cechach zvla-
ste byl znam jako organisator
obchodniho pomocnictva byl
zvlast popularnim recnikem a
pracovnikem politickym We stra
ne socialne demokraticke, je-
jiz vddce poslanec Haberman,
obzvlaste 81 jej oblibll, jsa
znam rodinou Perglerovou z
dfivejsich let. Nez brzy vratil
Sc p. Pergler opet dotAmeriky,
kde ujal Sc redakce Spravedl-
nosti v Chicagu studuje We vol
nych chvilich prava. Jako pra-
lcovnik delnicky stal vzdy V ce-
lie kazdeho hnuti "a pravo a
pravdu a tax byl celnym pra-
covnikem hnuti svobodomysl-
tnem, znamo je jak houzevna
te rozhodne hajil prof. Masa-
,ryka pri jeho prvni americke
/ navsteve. Pozdeji uchylil sc do
Iswy, kde v Crescu provozoval
: advokatni praksi a brzy byl
znam svou bystrosti poctivo.
: sti v celem state. Pres swou po.
: pular.tu neprijal nabizenycf
: uradu velmi vynosnych, nebot
v cht6l celou svou praci venova'
: Fprave Sc zrodivsimu hnuti "a
: lceskoslovenskou samOstatnost
h ma nemz ma velky podil. Udrz(
: val styky prof. Masarykem
i jakmile hnuti " Americe veslt
n v zivot, vstoupil v cily ,osobn
) styk a osobni correspondence
! ,tehdejsim tajemnikem ceskeh'
e Narodniho Sdruzeni p. Tvrzic
e kytn, iemuz Sc ihnied postavil
u ldisposici vysledkem byla ia
s da pfednasek ma un)Nersitach
pred. snemem statu Texas, pre-,
J. zahranicnim vyborem kongre
l. su, kde poprve ceskoslovensko,
l. rtazku uvedl ma forum zahra
= nicnich stykd Spojenych StatJ
% ziskal radu vlivnych senator
le a kongresnikd, ktefi jiz pa
J. verne vytrvali pfi nasem marc
l. de. OchOtn6 postavil Sve silly
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-26
.GEEZER "a BERLIN.r

There is a big double patriotic bill
at the Wigwam today at popular
prices The Geezer Of Berlin" is a
travesty on the famous kaiser. the
Beast Of Berlin" which played to
packed houses at the Wigwam recent
~ II is claimed for it that il is the
most costly comedy ever produced.
The sets are magnificent. the cast is
large and many supernumeraries are
Used. The kaiser the clown ounce"
ana other notables Of the German
army and court, are cleverly carl
catured Diving beauties and court
favOrites lend a class 20 the picture
which takes it far out Of the ordin-
arr
THE Sinking Of the Lusitania." is
probably the greatest novelty that
the Wigwam has yet offered. It is an
animated history Of the great trag-
edy. It was drawn by the noted art
list. Winsor McCay. He prepared $4,000
drawings from the analytical report
Of the war correspondent. August F.
Beach. The mathematical calcula-
lions were worked out by Lieut.. Com
J. II. Barnard Of the Z. s. navy. Every
movement Of the Inflated boat IS
shown as accurately as human skill
can reproduce il from what is believed
TO be the most authentic report
Although the rental price OF these
two features exceeds that which is
usually paid for a big production,
they viii be shown at popular prices
Is cents for adults and cents for
children-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-26
TRAIN YOUR HAIR AS AN
ACTRESS DOES

No class Of people devotes as much
tine to beauty as do actresses. and
no class must be more careful to re-
tain and develop their charms. Inquiry
develops the information that in hair
care they find it dangerous to sham
poo with any makeshift hair cleanser.
The majority say that TO have the
best hair wash and scalp stimulator
at a cost Of about three cents. one
need only get a package OF Canthrox
from your druggist; dissolve a tea
spoonful in a cup OF hot water and
your shampoo is ready. This makes
enough shampoo liquid 20 apply II to
al the hair instead Of Just the top Of
the head After its use the hair dries
rapidly. with uniform color. Dan
druff. excess oil and dirt are quickly
dissolved and entirely disappear when
you rinse the hair. After this your
hair viii be so fluffy It viii look much
heavier than IL IS. Its luster and soft
ness viii delight you. while the stimu-
lated scalp gains the health which
insures hair gr0Wth--Adv-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-26
t IS CREATING
4 BIC SENSATION
"Italy's Flaming Front
at Grecian Is Real War
Picture.

'TtaIy's Flaming Front" the real
Italian war films which are beins
shown at the Grecian today and to-
morrow for the last two days. created
a big sensation yesterday Hundreds
Of people who saw this picture at the
Grecian yesterday. voluntarily told
the management that this is the
greatest thing ever shown in FL Paso.
It can truthfully be said that moth
ing like it has ever before been shown
1t is vivid, spectacular. thrilling and
real. It gives the spectator a full
realization OF what war really is. II
shows things that the mind cannot
conceive.
Taken among the Alps, the scenes
are gorgeous in their grandeur The
combined aerial and naval battle is
both spectacular and thrilling. All in
all. il is beyond all doubt. the great
est war films the world conflict has
yet produced.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-26
H0IyHOu1- To
Be Observed
This EUening
Date Changed from Friday
to Thursday; Special
Service Arranged.

The holy hour service. which IS
becoming more and more interesting
at the cathedral is 70 be held every
Thursday evening instead Of Friday,
at 7;45 o'clock. the change going into
effect this evening. Bishop a. J.
Schiller with the cathedral clergy will
officiate and the congregation viii
join in singing. At the close OF the
service The star Spangled Banner"
Will be sung by the entire assembly,
standing at attention
Program For This Evening.
Opening Psalm. 20 Salutaris." choir.
Hymn. 20 Sacred Heart" choir and
assembly
Opening prayers, Rt- Rev. A ].
Schiller.
Recitation OF the rosary. assistant.
Hymn. entire assembly.
Litany OF the Sacred Heart, clergy
and assembly.
Hymn, choir.
Reading GO minutes). Rt- Rev.
Schiller.
silent meditation during which the
chimes viii be played softly. playing
the various hymns and national airs,
ending with Lead Kindly light"
Prayers for our soldiers, prayers for
victory; prayer for fathers and moth
es and loved ones at home who are
making great sacrifices in separation
from sons and husbands.
Hymn Tantum Ergo. entire assem-
bly,.
Benediction-
Laudate. choir.
star Spangled Banner" with choir
and full organ accompaniment
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-26
ALHa,reRA THEaTER.

There have been many pictures pre-
scented that have neen woven around
divorce courts William Fox presents
one today-'The Blindness Of Dr.
vorce~-that is more entertaining
than any previously shown. This big
feature is presented with an all star
cast and the usual William Fox at
tention to detail II IS a sensational
drama and exposes some OF the evils
brought about through divorce. It Is
the old story OF a man who neglects
his wife and daughter and coming
home one night he finds his wife in
the arms Of another man He gets a
divorce. It is on toe daughter OF this
couple the tragedy OF the story real
" falls. There is a happy ending to
the picture but the plot and counter
plots that 60 to bring this about are
most unusual and intere sting.
Tomorrow John Barrymore will be
seen in his new Paramount comedy
"On the Quiet This marks Mr.. Bar
ignores remittance to motion pic
lures and his new offering is most
Worthv-Adv
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-26

paint and the red coated riders made
the streets bright with color.
See. them's the taygurs," Sure
enough. there were tigers and the
sides OF the wagon containing them
was down. so that one could look
right behind the bars-yes. sir,-and
see them pacing up Ond down, up
and down. with a toss OF their big
heads and a bland smile upon their
features. with their mouths now and
again open in = snarL
And there were lions, too-huge
creatures with Dom Paul beards-'n
everything.
Then there was a clown who rode
a little burro with his feet trailing
the ground-the clowns feet. of
ccurse-and every now and then he
would Assoc some small boy with a
long whip. The small boy felt as
proud as II Col Roosevelt had just
said. Good morning, sir"
The circus came here from Douglas.
where q matinee show was given yes
terday and is giving afte-s-oon and
night performances here today. Three
rings. five stages and the track are
required for the negotiation OF this
years program, and they are kept
bouncingly busy for almost three
hours
The show starts Off with a great
pageant depicting the story Of "Alad-
din and His Wonderful Lamp" in
which over 1000 people take part. to-
Eether with hundreds OF horses and
over two score elephants and camels.
Then follows the other acts
trapeze performers, trained animals.
luEglers, high school horses. clowns
and all the things that 80 10 make up
q great circus
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-26

MICKEY DUGGAN left his home
vi chores undone today. Shortly be-
fore the noon hour he caught his little
sister. Maggie. by the hand and ran
so fast with her that 1Iaggie's stock
ings fell down.
DE coicus," he yelled. and his eyes
we're big and glistening with excite
ment. From out under the big top"
at Boulevard and Walnut streets a
long line OF Elittering wagons. all
red. scarlet and gold. unwound itself
There were Just miles and miles
OF them" and great mouse cOlored
elephants slipping along so silently
with rowing eyes and prehensile
trunks which curled about and
searched for peanuts. It was Just as
much a piece Of pure magic to Mickey
and Maggie as IL was to Cinderella
when the fairy godmother touched the
pumpkin with her wand and there
Gee Whiz-stood a coach and four.
Every boy and girl in town. It
seemed was on the job this morning
along the lien OF the Barnum and
Bailey circus parade, and the grown
ups looked at the eager throngs with
a sort of wlstful regret as they re-
membered their own childhood days
when the circus called TO them in
way that no flesh and blood could
resist.
The parade was the opening bell. so
TO say, OF a day Of JOY. for the circus
itself viii hold forth in FL Paso today
with afternoon and night perform
anceE.
Amt It grand" said Mickey as
the clowns went by IN zinc and grease
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-26
CITY COLLEGE,
STATUSSETTLED
University of Texas and
Other Leading Colleges
Recognize Its Work.

Enrolment at the College OF the
City OF FL Paso is IN progress this
week. although official registration
day is Saturday. September IS Dean
8. II. Worrell. OF the School Of Mines.
who is also chairman OF the faculty
OF the city college. says the pros
poets for an increased enrolment in
the college are very promising.
The status Of the college last year
was not determined until late in the
spring. Students were uncertain as
TO what credit they would receive for
work done in the city college As
a consequence the enrolment was not
large.
Recognized by University
This year. the College Of the City
Of FL PasO is fully recognized by the
state department Of education and
the University OF Texas and other
leading Institutions
Dean Worreu says that the city
college is a coordinate part OF the
School OF Mines. in which junior col
lege work is offered. The college
courses include the regular college
work in arts and sciences and pro-
fessiOnal courses for teachers. all OF
which are fully accredited by the
state university. The grades OF the
college are certified n~ the registrar
OF the university at Austin and teach
ers' certificates for the city college
students are granted by the state de-
partment Of education. on the ap-
prevail OF the registrar OF the state
university
Can Train Is Officers.
Dean Worrell says that the CO.
operation Of the School Of Mines and
College OF the City Of FL Paso az
fords unusual educational advantages
for FL PasO. No school in the state
has better equipment in the depart
ments Of chemistry. physics and ge-
ology- The city college adds TO the
strong scientific courses Of the
School OF Mines the broad cultural
subjects which furnish the founda-
ton for any professional training
All male students who enrol in the
college have the ADVANTAGE Of taking
military training in the students
army training corps as an enrolled
member. The School of Mines is a
unit of the students army training
corps Those who are in the draft
and meet the entrance requirements
viii be indicted into the United
States army as privates at regular
army pay and are eligible TO officers
commissions II their work is OF the
approved grade.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-26
CONSIDER FIRE
WAS INCENDIARY
Score Of Automobiles and
Other Property Destroyed
In Warehouse Blaze.

Photnix. Ariz. Sept. 26.-There is
little doubt Of the incendiary origin
Of a fire that destroyed the warehouse
Of Babbitt Bros. in the southern part
Of the city. together with automobiles
tractors. repair parts and lubricating
oil, all valued at about $4,000. In
cluded in the wrtckage are a score Of
new Cadillac and Buick cars that will
be hard 10 replace
The tractors and farming imple-
ments all are badly needed for the
present crop season Owing 10 the
flooding of the floors with the oil, the
fire was difficult TO fight. The prop
erty was insured Discovery of the
blaze was made by men Of the central
fire station. sleeping on the station
roof When they arrived. thty founo
a back door open and other incendiary
evidences Foreman Sullivan. OF the
central station. received severe scalp
wound and sustained tht breaking Of
several ribs through the falling Of a
wall Not until the roof fell did the
firemen make Roadway against the
blaze.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-26
Red Gallagher
Dies Suddenly
OfHemOrrhage
Former Boxer, Plumber BY
Trade, Falls on Floor
of Sheriff's Office.

Thomas P Gallagher. known famiI-
iarly as Red" Gallagher. died sud
denly in the office Of sheriff Seth B.
OrndOrff at 4 o'clock Wednesday af-
ternoon, following a brief but intense
hemorrhage.
Gallagher was given attention as
soon as his plight was noticed, but he
waved his hand, saying. It's no use.
It's all off this time" A physician
was called, but before ne arrived blood
began pouring from the mans mouth
and he died.
Gallagher was about As years old
and as a young man had made a repu-
tation in amateur boxing circles as
the iron man" He came here in 1895
and fought the late Lew Gasser and
lost the decision. Gallagher was
known from san Francisco to New
Orleans.
He was a plumber by trade. but his
Illness caused him TO cease work
some time ago. Last year he worked
as a deputy sheriff at WyandOtte, Kas.
Efforts to communicate with
daughter in Galveston, the only rela-
tive the man is known 10 have had,
were being made in order to arrange
for the funeral
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-26
OLD SOLDIERS OF DIXIE
VOW SUPPORT To WILSON

Tulsa, Okla. Sept. 26.-Wedn esday
was another day OF surging 7atrio-
tism for the confederate veterans,
their sons and their associates. in an
nual reunion here. The veterans are
making the progress Of the allied
troops on the western battle front a
subject that has almost put Into sec
ond place the fighfiu~ IN which they
themselves participated.
A pledge OF nea s-pport has been
sent TO rre~' '~n- Wilson in the form
of a resolution -
Friday a~0-cn will close with
the annual parade.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-26
FLETCHER CATRON HURT.

News came here from Socorro, y "
Thursday that Fletcher Catron, son OF
former senator T. B. Catron, Of santa
Fe. had been severely injured I'm an
automobile accident near SocorrO and
taken to that city for treatment Mr.
Catron and wife were motoring from
FL Paso to santa Fe. the information
said.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-26

The second OF a series of delightful
dances viii be given in the Modern
cafe dining room tonight. beginning
at o'clock. The management viii
serve sandwiches. soft drinks and
other light refreshments. Bobby
Levine's jazz band will furnish the
music. The Modern cafe is downstairs
IT. the Mills building.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-26
of Interc.t Id nIIItnrr ".

not receive an order from some soldier
in France ordering a duplicate pair OF
glasses We even did this service re-
Gently for General Pershing. Come in
and let US fit you and supply you with
an extra pair OF lenses Need Glasses
Ask SegalL
Ell PasO Optical Company.
At los Texas St. in the middle Of the
block, between Oregon and Mesa Ave.
ADV.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-26
.sTHE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

Are you going to let "The Unbe-
liever' leave town without your see
it, Today will be the skin day this
picture has been showing at the
Unique, and you viii now be able 70
get a seat with waiting in line so
why not avail yourself Of the oppor-
tunity Of seeing a picture that is so
fine, so big. so true, that IL takes
precedence over all others.
The Unique management has just
succeeded in securing an extension Of
the engagement one day more and the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-26
INTERFERENCE WITH WIRES
MAY BE MADE u. S. OFFENCE

Washington, D. c.. Sept. 26.-Wire
tapping. Interference with the deliv-
cry of telegraph messages and EN-
bezzlement or theft of funds from
telegraph and telephone companies.
while they are under government con-
troll. are made offenses against the
federal government. under an admin
istration bill passed by the house and
sent TO the senate. such offenses now
are punishable only under state laws
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-26
MRS. KATE LINAHAN.

The funeral SERVICES fOr me Iate
Mrs Kate Linahan. mother Of John
Linahan. 1110 Rio Grande street, who
came here about a month ago. were
held at St Patrick's cathedral Thurs
day morning. Rev. Fr. A. F. Upton Of
ficiating. and her body was shipped to
her old home at Winona, Mimi, for
interment.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-26

Better rooms. better service. Hotel
LauEhlin. s1.0o day up. 81 W Frank
lin. Phone 2fS3.-AdV.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-26

Hotel LauEhIin. nice place to spend
week end 5i1 ". Franklin. Phone
24S3.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-26

Sheers Hardware Co.. 80 Texas st.
ADV.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-26

picture will be shown today and to-
morroW.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-26

Mrs. Robinson then took up the
matter Of wages and salaries paid by
the company She gave the following
figures. not as information direct
from the company. but in every prob
ability all correct; General superin-
tendent. $500 a month; one engineer.