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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-26
Myers Clicked
TODeath; Car
Found Empty
Sheriff Following Investiga-
ton Of Reports That
Soldiers Did 1t.

z. c. Myers. service car driver. was
choked TO death. according 10 depu-
ties who examined the body Saturday
night after it was taken TO the J. J.
Raster morgue from the point on the
north loop road where IL was found
earlier in the day. The Dodge tour
ing car. in which Myers was driving
three soldiers at the time OF his
death. was located Sunday morning
between Tobin's addition and Camp
Bierne and was taken TO the sheriffs
office by deputy John Boone.
Examination OF the mans body
showed a blow had been dealt him
across the right side OF the ear. but
that this blow was evidently not sur
ficient TO cause death. which was
brought about by choking. as revealed
by the imprints OF fingers i'm the
throat. Tho car showed blood stains.
indicating there must have been a
struggle
The sheriff is continuing his inves-
tiEation OF the case
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-26
HOLD FORMAL
CONVENTIONS; FEW PRESENT

Tnree conventions-senat judi
cial and legislatorial-wer held sat
urdav al Hotel sheldon The meet
inEs being almost mere formaliries,
they were not announced beforehand
and the number OF delegates at all
hardly exceeded the number Of con-
ventious held
At the senatorial convention. Steve
L.attner was chosen chairman and
r II Dudley was endorsed unani-
uously as the Democratic candidate
ror state senator The following dele
gates were present: Volney II. Brown.
A. F. Burgess. Claud Lawrence and
1lr. Lattner-
At the judicial convention M Latt-
ner again chairman. judge W D.
Howe was unanimously named as the
Democratic candidate for judge Of the
saith district court. The same dele
cation attended. as also at the leg
fslatire convention. when r F. Thorn
ason was given the nomination
Following the conventions. Joseph
D. PAGE was elected county Chairman
for FL Paso county Resolutions were
adopted DledginE continued support
Of the national and state Democratic
administrations
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-26
FUNDS ARE APPORTIONED
NEW MEXICO INSTITUTIONS

Santa Fe. y. VI. Aug. 26.-Deputy
state treasurer ". E CARBON has
distributed the taxes received during
July TO the various funds and insti-
tutions- The University Of New Mex
leo received S2143-51; penitentiary.
$500. state college. S123s-01; School Of
Mines, S495.05; Military institute.
s1091.01: Normal university. 1S61.4ss
Silver City Normal school S140s.46;
museum. SS56.5e; insane asylum.
S1456-SI; Spanish normal. S224-52; deaf
and dumb asylum, Sf5O-15: blind asy-
lum. S73LS1: reform school. S34S-47;
miners hospital. SI6S.11: charitable
institutions, S922-11. salary fund.
s55I9IO; war certificates. $274S.19;
highways, S6S71.O5; current school
fund, s34s6.0S: casual deficit. s151LS9;
series A bonds, S775.27.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-26
TROUBLE COST
HIM OVER $500
Threw away money for
seven years but got no re-
lief until he took Tanlac
he says.

u was unable TO do a lick Of
work for four years but Tanl2c has
made me as well and strong as ! ever
was in my life and 7 can do as big
DAYS work as anybody" said W A.
Splitter, an employe Of the Tennessee
Coal. Iron and Railway Company, re-
siding at 6707 Georgia Avenue, Biz
ninEham, Alabama
About seven years ago. began
having attacks Of acute Indigestion I
would swell mp with gas until I could
hardly breathe and my pulse ran
down so ] was afraid my heart would
stop beating Ny kidneys gave me
no end Of trouble and for four years
I never saw q day that I was free
from misery. 7 got so weak I could
hardly stand and was just about done
for. 7 reckon 7 have spent all Of
$4,000. dollars in the past six or seven
years on medicines and advice, but
nothing helped me
Wen. sir Tanlac Just put me on
my feet in q hurry I can eat just
anything 7 want now without any
sign Of indigestion. am almost
ashamed TO eat enough TO satisfy my
self I haven't p pain about me. and
sleep so sound they have TO wake me
in the morning. I have gained TWEEN
tv-one pounds and now weigh more
than 7 ever did"
Tanlac IS sold in Fl Paso by Kelly
Z Pollard Drug Co, Inc. and Peoples
Drug Store--Adv-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-26
Mexico Doesn't Que
German Bank a Cent;
It's ShaRy, Is Rumor

The Mexican government has not
contracted any loan from the German
bank in Mexico City, and does not
owe a cent to that bank is a state
ment made by a Mexican government
representative TO the Universal, a pro-
ally daily in the national capital,
copies OF which have been received
here.
A rumor in the City OF Mexico said
that the German bank was in
critical condition. due 70 the expense
Of German propaganda in the republic.
and its friends had circulated stories
that the Mexican governments loans
had nearly crippled il.
Luis Manuel Roias. revolutionary
editor from Guadalajara. jail. founder
Of Ia Gacets. and Revista de Revistas,
Of national circulation. Who has been
prominent in politics since the down
1all Of the Diaz regime, has lately
been appointed as director Of the
Universal
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-26
MEXICANS AFRAID OF DRAFT;
GOING SUOTH SAYS CONSUL

Because Of the proposed new Sc
lective draft regulations requiring all
men between the ages Of IS and IS to
register. an exodus Of Mexicans from
the United States 10 Mexico was re-
ported by Mexican consul general
Andres Garcia. Monday
The Mexican citizens do not under
stand the new draft regulations and,
fearing they viii be forced 20 join
the army. tacy are leaving for Mexico
in numbers" consul Garcia said.
While there has not been a great rush
OF these nationals, yet the number is
increasing and the demand for pass
ports 10 Mexico at the general con-
sulate is growing heavier"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-26
MILITARY FUNERAL FOR SGT.
WILLIAMS; BODY SHIPPED

The body Of SerEt. Burton l.. VIII
liams, who died Friday at the base
hospital, Fl Bliss. as a result Of
wounds sustained in an explosion OF
chemicals several days previous, was
from Peaks undertaking
house to the former nome Of the sol
der in Quitman, Ca. Monday after
noon A military funeral was given.
marching from Peaks 10 the station in
the following order: Squad Of motor
cycle police. band, hearse containing
the body, on each side Of which
marched three sergeants, pail bearers,
an escort Of a detachment Of the hos
pital corps. soldiers and friends.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-26
HAIG PRESSES GERMANS
TO HlNDENBURG LINE
were held NJ after the second day
~ .La -L-..-.-- III .L-a-- .E.a

Nlme GuuAu not EeL nearer AENHA
This mornings attack apparently
was between the Cojeul river and the
Scarpe, and adds about four miles TO
the length OF the battle front
In the battle area south OF the
Somme, Gen. Debeney's French army
has captured Fresnoy-I -Roye. about
three miles sorth Of Rove. according
20 todays dispatches. Gen Mangin's
army also has made a slight advance
between the Ailette and the Aisne-
Four hundred prisoners were taken
by this army yesterday.
Fighting At HenineI.
Fighting is reported proceeding at
Heninel
The line Of battle. starting with
Fampoux, on the scar2e river. fol-
lows:
'AIonchy-le-Preux. Guemappe. Wan
court. HenineL Croiselles. east Of
Mory. FavreuiL. Avesnes. Eaucourt.
L'Abbaye. Nartinpuich, west Of Bazen-
tin-le- Petit. Mametz and Carney. and
the west OF Naricourt- There IS LA
tie change south Of the Somme.
Casualties Are Heavy.
The British third and fourth armies
suffered casualties estimated at about
%. 500 between August q and August
e5, according TO advices from the
front During this same period the
amounted 20 $4,000 men in the battle
east OF the Ancre.
Mouchy-le-PreuU Entered
With The British Forces In France,
Aug. IS. (By The Associated Press).-
British troops in their new drive on
the Arras front this morning are re-
ported TO have entered the town OF
Monchy-le-Preux and 10 have cap
tured Orange hills.
North OF Bapaume, the Germans
have been driven further back Ac-
cording 10 a report from the front
lines. the British have reached the.
Bapaume-B road and have
established themselves there.
The Germans are making great ef-
forts 10 hold Bapaume, but the town
is gradually being SURROUNDED
More Prisoners Taken.
British Headquarters In France.
Aug. 26.-Reuter's says that British
troops yesterday took another 1900
prisoners and made a further collec-
ton OF guns, Trench mortars and ma
chine guns Field marshal Haig's
forces swung forward as far as Lon
gueval in their advance north OF the
SOmme.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-26
Rumely Tried TO "WOrk"
George CreePs Committee

New York, Aug. 26.-In order 10
make IL appear that Great Britain
was responsible for the submarine
war on American shipping. DR.. Ed
ward Rumely not only tried TO put
cut German propaganda through
George T. O'Deu. Evening Nail cor
respondent in Germany. but endeav-
ored 70 distribute. through the COM
mittee on public information. an ar
ticie by Gerhardt Won Schulze Gae-
vernitZ. member OF reichstaE. de-
signed TO alleviate growing feeling
against Germany, according 10
statement made public today by
deputy attorney general Fred l.
Becker.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-26
ARIZ. FEDERATION OF LABOR
FIGHTS DRAFT OF LABOR"

Phoenix. Ariz. Aug. 25.-The Ari-
IONA Federation OF Labor. through
president CrOaff. has wired its nation
al organization ito kill the vicious
but subtly wOrded amendment TO the
draft law which will conscript labor
by coercion Labor objects 10 being
conscripted by private industry. and
will willingly submit TO CONSUMPTION
only after industry in which they la
Dor has been first conscripted by our
government.
Are the rights OF individual work
ers less sacred than the privileges Of
p--ldering profiteers2F II is under
stood that Gov. Hunt also has inter-
ested himself actively in opposition
TO the proposed labor conscrlption
provision.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-26
NEW MEXICO REPUBLICANS
WILL MEET IN SANTA FE

Santa Fe. y. ". Aug 26.-The Re
publican state central committee sat
urday afternoon voted. 30 to IS. to
hold the state convention in Santa Fe-
Albuquerque contended with Santa
Fe. The convention date is 10 be
fixed by a special committee. There
viii be 9S4 delegates. one for each 90
votes cast at the last election
H. o. Bursum presided at SatCr-
days meeting. chairman ". II. Gil
lenwater having rendered the chair
TO him. Chairman CLEARWATER re-
signed and Geo. P Craig. Of AIbu-
querque. was chosen 10 serve tempo
rarily.
The lineup Saturday afternoon
seemed 10 be Otero or Lindsey for
governor. Larazola for congress.
Rouaul. Cor lanl commissioner. Her
bert Reynolds for supreme court. and
". D. Murray for state treasurer.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-26
Raises Import
Tax on Print Paper

Mexico City. Mex. Aug 26.-The
Carranza government Saturday issued
a decree substituting for the tax Of
u centavos gold per kiloEram on
print paper imports a so percent tax
in kind. which means that the gov
eminent will secure 80 out OF each
100 rolls imported The former tax
was about "a percent OF the market
price Of paper in Mexico.
FL Democratic. a leading pro-Ger-
man paper, announces II will suspend
becauss-of the difficulty Of securing
paper and ink
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-26
PASo HERALD AMUSEMENT PAGE WHERE
GET OVER
THE TOP EASILY.
Raise $1,000 More Than
Goal Set for Salvation
Army War Efforts.

FL Paso EIks. in four days activi-
ties, went over the top and more in
their campaign for the Salvation
Army-s oversees war work
When the campaign came 10 a close
saturday night. the fund was found
to total s1e.02o.S4. when the Elks had
set out only TO raise $4,000. Of
course there vas some small expense
attached to the campaign. but exalted
ruler Hal f. Christie says this viii
only amount 10 a few hundred dollars.
Team No. Geo. W. Theisen. and
his team mates. W. J. Moran. Jake
Miller. r. NJ Dudley. James c. White.
Charles Brann, F. W King, A H
rods ". - Bridgers. II. B. Taylor
Bert McCabe. John T. Cain. captured
first prize i'm the teams selected by
the Elks' committee. but the tag day
girls AMI special women policemen
took away all honors from him. rails
ing nearly $500 in actual cash from
sale Of tags and fines for violations
Of local ordinances. Walter f. Scott.
Of team %. j. and team mates. r T.
Thomson. " W Goode, Chas-
Stevens G. NJ Wilchar, r. NJ An
dreas. L. = Goen. J. A Smith. J. II.
Niece. J1r. r. l. Ramey, J. F. Ander-
son. - "A. Ea-Nl IENAas vas a EAUEE SCI
ond, his team having raised over $500
I'D also deserve especial mention for
their efforts.
Several Amusing Incidents.
During Saturday some amusing IN
cidents occurred. While Geo. Theiseu
was giving a big party celebrating his
success the women policemen took
tire patrol wagon and a corps OF local
officers and raided his home, taking
tbs whole bunch including senator
elect R. N Dudley. 10 the police
station. where a penalty OF 81 per
head was imposed before they were re-
leased The same force also raldad
the Elks' club and took exalted ruler
Hal Christie and a bunch OF workers
to the station and fined them for per
hitting the women 10 do all the work
on the final day.
The committee feels that the drive
was a big success. especially on &C
count OF the fact that the amount
allotted was raised from small subscrip-
lions. no large subscriptions being
asked OF anyone
The We men tagEers and women Pc
licemen are especially congratulated
for the excellent work they accom-
plished No one escaped One man
was arrested for lifting one OF his
trouser lers 10 adjust his garter;
others for jay walking, parking auto I
mibiles contrary 10 local laws and
some even for obeying the laws
To Celebrate Friday.
The local body OF EIks is planning
a big celebration Friday evening in ]
honor OF those who participated in I
the drive. and Mr.. Christie said today I
that he wanted to extend its sincere
thanks 10 all workers and the pub
lie for their generous support CHIEF ]
Pollock al hisi officers. Mr. Christie !
said. gave splendid aid 70 their wom- I
IN deputies in arresting all offenders 4
Saturday.
The tabulated receipts are as fol- /
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-26
CLIFTON MINERS CONSIDER
WAGE RAISE TOO SMALL

Clifton, Ariz., Aug. 26.-There IS a
note OF restlessness in local labor
circles. on the alleged basis that the
local mining companies have not
raised wages in the percentages
known in other Arizona copper camps
Mediator Hywel Davies came TO Cliff
ton for a day. then compelled to de-
part by illness.
The labor leaders are holding agi-
tation down TO an extent. awaiting
the investigation OF Mr. Davies or
some other federal labor representa-
tive. This advice was received from
the State Federation Of Labor
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-26
LIBERTY STATUE PAINTED;
FINISHING BASE OFFICES

In preparation for the unwilling on
Labor day the statue OF Liberty, IN
Pioneer plaza, has been given a coat
Of bronze paint Work on the base OF
the statue. which VIII contain the
headquarters Of various war work
committees. is progressing rapidly
and will be completed in time for the
ceremonies
Practically all Of the stucco work
on the outside has been finished and
workmen are now engaged on the in
terror flnishings- When completed
the building viii make quite a promi-
nent addition 10 FL Paso's down town
district
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-26
Wife Uses Hammer
Breaking Up Party

Chicago. I'll. Aug. 2s.-Dr- Meyer
Nuta. well known West Side physi-
clan. and Mrs. Laura Kronfield. OF
642 Belden avenue. went 20 a movie
20 see the stars. Then they went rid
ing in the physicians automobile and
saw more stars. for Mrs Nuta had
secreted herself under the laprobe in
the tclneau and used a hammer with
considerable vigOr upon the heads Of
the doctor and his companion. All
three were arrested The physician
obtained his release and that Of Mrs.
Kronfield. but left his wife in jail
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-26
LIKES Cattle CoNDITTONs.

CnarleS u Mactarlane. vice prcsi-
dent and treasurer OF Morris and
company. who has been in FL Paso
looking into the general cattle condi-
ticns in this section OF the country.
left for his home in Chicago AIondav
at noon He was well pleased with
the outlook and said that n two CT
three more good rains could come
pasture and range would be assured
for the winter.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-26
WOMAN HELD, BUT TAILOR
RELEASED ON u. S. CHARGE

Maria Blanco was held in $500 bond
and Walter Kozarek was discharged
by [. s. commissioner S. d. Kelly. Sat
urday afternoon. on hearing OF a
complaint alleging having liquor on
the Fort Bliss reservation.
According to the testimony. the
woman came TO the shop OF Kozarek.
who is a tailor for troop L. Fifth cav
airy. and he was not present and
knew nothing Of her presence. She
was alleged 10 have had three half
pints Of whisky at the time
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-26
CHIEF JUSTICE OF QUEBEC
is DEAD OF HEART DISEASE

Montreal. Canada, Aug 26.-Sir
Horace Archambault. chief justice Of
Quebec, died OF heart disease yester-
day.
had been professor Of commercial and
maritime law at Laval university
since 1881 He was attorney general
and speaker OF the legislative council
from 1897 10 1905. and in 1905 was ap-
pointed a judge OF the kings bench.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-26
DEMING MANS PACKARD
.MnLLLa nnuL-M I'LL. unnu

Al 6:15 Sunday evening. o. J.. Bihn.
OF Demlng. y. NJ. who was in this
Packard and parked IL near Hotel
Fisher. started the car and Il ran
into an electric light pole and
knocked Il down, the car having been
LETT iu gear. AFR. Bihn paid the dam
ages and departed for his home. the
police said
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-26
MEXICAN RAILWAY AGENT
FOUND FATALLY WOUNDED

Houston. Texas. Aug 26.-Fatally
wounded. C. J. BOothroyd, who was
general agent here OF the coustitu-
tionalist railways OF Mexico, was
found at his office late Saturday He
died later in a local hospital
1fr. Boothroyd occupied the posi-
tion Of purchasing agent for the gov
eminent controlled Mexican railroads
in the southern district
The pistol with which the shooting
was done was found in the office
The bullet entered his right temple.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-26
COMING FOR NEGRO, BROWN;
DETECTIVE EXPECTS REWARD

An officer from Albuquerque was
expected Monday TO take William
Brown. who recently escaped from
Jail there. back 10 that city for trial.
Acting captain Of detectives c. T.
Smith has twice captured this man.
the second time a few days ago after
his escape from Jail at Albuquerque.
officer Smith expects to receive the
$500 reward that was offered for the
capture and conviction OF the negro.
after the trial
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-26
DETECTIVE SMITH ARRESTS
THREE ON LIQUOR CHARGES

Acting captain Of detectives c T..
Smith Sunday night arrested c. Iur-
ner and wife. at Stevens and Durango
streets. on q liquor charge. The pair
had u bottles hidden in the leg OF
their dining table. Il was reported
". T.. Reed, 20s North Stanton. was
arrested. charged with having sold a
soldier two half pints OF liquor for 81
each
Jesus Cordoro was held, charged
with having sold a pint TO woman
for So
officer Smith confiscated a lot OF
whisky in this raid and was holding
il in his office
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-26
Whisky Saves One Life
And in a Dru State. Too

Flagstaff. Ariz.. Aug. 26.-Whisky
has saved at least one mans life. and
this is prohibition state 1T hap
pened when officers Poster and Grant
We're chasing an unidentified Mexican
bootIegger into the darkness There
was a fusillade Of shots when the
man refused to halt. several OF the
bullets spending their force against
the bottles OF a sack full Of liquor in
glass the fugitive bore on his back till
the chase~became too hot and the
contra band stuff had to be abandoned
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-26
FICHE DENIES CHARGE.

Werner Fiche. charged with being
implicated in the theft OF 1900 worth
Of opium from a Juarez merchant and
who is now held in the Juarez Jail.
declared Sunday that he was inno-
cent OF the charges and was not i'm
plicated in the theft He denied that
the German consul was looking after
his interests in the case and stated
that he had engaged an attorney TO
defend him
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-26
BARRIERS RESTORE FORMER
PRICES TO REGAIN TRADE

Jerome. Ariz-. Aug 25.-The bar
bers Of Jerome have receded from
their late advance OF shaves 20 So
cents and Of haircuts TO IS cents
After they had lost about all their
patronage. they came back 70 the
former figures OF % and so cents.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-26
NEW FTR5I INCORPORATES.

Inc0rporation Of the firm Of PAIN
& Murchison. $50, 900 capital. for the
purpose or dealing in merchandise,
was reported Monday from Austin.
The fncorporators are o. H. Palm. Of
the firm Of Worscham, Palm & Single
ton, D. R Murchison, brother Of
Frank II AIuTchison, and T. B. WOf-
ford The new business viii be indie
pendent Of that Of Worshams Palm &
Singleton. Il was said.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-26

Washington. d. C.. Aug. 26.-ln 4
letter sent 70 the governors Of
all states. secretary Daniels Sunday
called attention 10 the fact that all
naval rifle ranges. except when
open TO state troops and civilians for
purposes Of practice and expresses
the hope that as many citizens rs pos
sible viii avail themselves OF the op-
portunity.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-26

The body OF Col Clemente Gonzalez.
Mexican federal army, who died in FL
Paso. after a surgical operation. was
shipped TO Jiminez Chi. Mex. Satur-
Gay. for interment The Mexican
troops in garrison at Juarez paid mill
tary honors to the deceased.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-26
BOY KILLS SELF WITH
HIS FATHERS REVOLVER

Sacaton, Ariz-. Aug. o5.-When Sib-
ley Juan. chief of the Pima Indian
police at Sacaton. returned after an
official trip. he placed his revolver in
a trunk. A Few minutes later the
weapon was found by his seven year
Tod son. who accidentally discharged
IT, the bullet passing through the
brain and making a wound from
which death came a few hours later.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-26
ROBERT JONES.

Robert Jones. aged 20 years. son OF
Mrs. A ". Mansfield. of eO3 Mesa ave
nue.. died At his home Sunday night.
He had been resident OF this city for
several months. His body will be
shipped 10 Dallas, Texas. from Peaks
this afternoon on the T. & p. train
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-26
PRTETO GOES no CoNcnFss-

For the purpose OF attending the
Mexican congress. deputy Manuel
Prieto. from the Braves district. has
left for Mexico City. Jesus Gonzalez.
deputy elect, is in Mexico City and
viii remain until his credentials are
approved by congress. His seat is
contested by Felix Martinez Diez.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-26
DISCUSS JUAREz CANDIDATES

For the purpose Of discussing can
didates for the coming municipal cleo
ton in Juarez a meeting viii be held
in the Imperial theater there Thurs
day. II is said that an Independent
party viii put a ticket in the field
for the coming election.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-26
WATER USERS MEET TUESDAY

The board OF governors Of the
water users association and the board
Of directors OF Fl Paso water i'm
provement district No. I will have a
regular meeting at the water users
office Tuesday at 10 a. m. A number
Of important matters viii come up
before the boa-d at this meeting.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-26
SEVEN FISHING BOATS

HINN % y y HIIAFLI-N Is
Afuiden. Holland. Aug. 26.-Seven
fishing boats have Just been sunk by
the same submarine. Three OF them
were OF Dutch registry. The crews
have been landed here.