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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-01
FALLS RECORD
BEING UPHELD
New Mexico Republicans
Convene, Confident Of
Strength Before People.

Santa Fe y. n. OcC. FILLED with
the determination Of effecting a Re
publican landslide in New Mexico.
purposing to nominate the strongest
ticket in the history OF the party in
this state and smilingly viewing the
ticket which came out Of the turmoil
OF last weeks Democratic convention.
delegates to the Republican conven-
ton. which was to open this after
noon. arrived in droves this morning.
The convention was TO have opened
at . o'clock. but was postponed Undl
tomorrow morning instead
senator Fall Is Heady.
Senator Albert 3. Fall, the picture
Of good health and prepared for
vigorous campaign, arrived from
Washington last night and was warm
~ greeted by the advance guard Of
tne delegations NOT an element OF
opposition TO the nomination by ac-
clamation Of senator Fail was appar-
ent and il was stated by political
prophets that the man from Three
Rivers would be nominated some time
tomorrow with a demonstration IN
dicative Of the support which VIII be
accorded him.
o. BursOm, Of SocOrro, was scheduled
to make the keynote speech at the
opening OF the convention II was
said Bursum could review the record
of Fall in the senate as set forth IN
the Congressional Record and show
that Falls war record is beyond criri-
cism in any degree Whatsoever that
il has been brilliant. envlable and
potent in speeding up and heading
the war TO a successful and early con-
clusiOn-
BOO Delegates 20 Convention.
About 900 delegates were expected
to attend the convention. making 1t
even larger in numbers than was the
Democratic convention last week a
brief session Of the state executive
committee was held yesterday T. J.
MOlinari. OF POrtales. was named
chairman Of the committee 10 make
up the temporary roll. and Eduardo
". Otero was made chairman % the
committee on permanent Crganiza-
ton U. A LarrazolO was beng dis
cussed as a possibility for the gov
e-norship nomination and Capt. Moli-.
mari was talked OF for the corpora
tiOn commission. Theodore Rouault,
OF Las Cruces. is in the lead Tor land
commissioner
County Convention Held.
Republicans OF santa Fe county held
there were speeches by B. c. Herman
their convention yesterday. T. B.
Catron delivered a keynote speech and
dez and George W Pritchard. Dis
trict judge Reid Holloman was en-
dors=d for denomination and the rec
ords Of senator Fail and the state
council OF defence were praised
Some Delegations Delayed
Acceding 10 earnest Geographic re-
quests from remote county delega-
tons now en- route 10 Santa Fe 10
postpone the opening Of the conven-
ton until their arrival. the Republic
can state central committee shortly
before noon postponed the opening
hour Of the convention until 10 o'clock
tomorrow morning Owing 10 some OF
The counties being unable TO hold
their county conventions until the
past couple Of days. delays in starting
delegations to Santa Fe were encoun-
tered The same program planned for
this afternoon viii be carried out to-
morning.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-01
SAYS NO TYPHUS In JUAREZ,
BUT 5 CASES OF TYPHOID

No cases of typhus exist in Juarez.
according to a report made by DR.. Jose
Villamar. chief physician of the
Juarez hospital. and DR.. Lopez Lira.
chief sanitary officer Of the Mexican
immigration service at Juarez. who
have made a careful survey Of the
health conditions OF that city.
Mayor F. D. Gonzalez said that there
were five cases Of typhoid fever and
a number Of children sick from intes-
final troubles in Juarez. but that 9TH
erwise health conditions were report
ed as fine. He said that no cases OF
influenza had been reported
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-01
Big Irrigation
Project Close To
Wichita, Tex.
Will Insure Vast Acreage
Against Drouth-Oil
Makes City Boom.

Vernon T. Sullivan has Just re-
turned from Wichita Falls. Texas
where he is conducting extensive sur
veys and Investigations in prepara-
ton OF the organization OF a large ir-
rigation district FOR the purpose Of
the construction Of one OF largest fr-
rigation systems in the southwest.
1t is contemplated 20 store the inn
mense flood waters OF the big Wich-
tia river in a large storage reservoir.
located some 30 miles above the city
OF Wichita Falls for the purpose OF
conserving the flood waters Of the
stream for the irrigation Of some
10000 acres OF land. This reservoir
when completed Will form a lake
some IS or 20 miles long. and cover
an area Of over 10000 acres. The
maximum depth OF water viii be from
65 10 80 feet
Fine Land.
The area intended TO be irrigated
lies comparatively level. and well
suited to irrigation, the soil being of a
red, sandy loan character. fertile, and
Of a texture that is well adapted for
irrigation purposes. Fifty 20 so per-
cent OF the area is now already i'm
proved and being cultivated under
rainfall
NoElldlAN the EaluLaA III LAaE local.
ity is over two feet per annum. and
good farm crops are often raised with
out artificial moisture. but now and
then crop failures occur. which dem
onstrates the value and need OF irri-
cation and the euterprising people OF
Wichita valley have now decided toI
build this large enterprise. Owing 10
the large rainfall and the peculiar
adapubility OF the soil to irrigation. ]
very high duty Of water viii be OBJ
tainable
FL Pnso Men Behind 1t.
". P. stein. Of FL Paso. is now in I
the fields making surveys and Mr..
sullivan viii spend a great share OF
his time on the ground preparatory 4
70 designing the general plan. OF this
big irrigation system
This great irrigation project will
be OF inestimable value TO the further
to the growing young
manufacturing city OF Wichita Falls,
said Mr.. sullivan The sturdy Z
Motor truck. which is manu-
featured there, IS shipped out IN
trainloads and large consiEnments OF /
these motor trucks are now already
IN France. doing wonderful work {
towards winning me war me cele-
brated Ball Glass works is also TO-
Gated there. and the cheap fuel OF
large quantities Of oil and natural gas
are attracting many other enterprises
The Rurk Burnett oil field is only
a short distance away, and IL is CITY
OF tall derricks where oil flows out OF
some Of the best wells at the rate OF
5000 barrels per day. This oil pool Is
struck at a depth OF 1870 feet and
gives assurance OF rivaling the
famous Beaumont fields Several
large refineries are now I'm the course
Of construction and pipe lines are be-
ing laid TO the gulf.
CamD call. United States aviation
school for advanced air training for
IS located only a few miles
10 the south and It is no unusual
sight 10 see q dozen or more air
planes flying over and around the
city II is difficult TO get hotel ac-
there now. and I am
having considerable trouble TO get
sufficient engineering help to rush
these surveys and Investigations
as fast as desired"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-01
Real Estate Wanted

-
NEW 5-PASS. CAR. been I'm about $500
miles. 70 trade f'- zeal estate Of equal
PHoNE lo95.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-01
GERMAN, MACK SCHUETTIG,
IS UNDER BIGAMY CHARGE

Mack Schuettig. said TO be a Ger
mn. was transferred TO the county
officers Monday by detective Capt W.
A. simpson. charged with bigamy.
1t is alleged Schuettig had been liv-
ing at 219 wyoming street with a
woman whom he is alleged 10 have
married on August Is last A week
ago, a Mrs L. SchuettiE. from Tucson.
AriZ-. registered at the Sheldon hotel.
The matter was placed before detec-
tive captain ". A. Simpson and she
alleged that she was married to
Schuettig on October /. 1914. and they
had separated some time ago. but had
not been divorced
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-01
COP. MEETS
FOR VICTORY.
Gather In Santa Fe For
Big Convention; Post
pone the Opening.
By GUTHRIE SMITH

santa Re, n. ", Oct " lcLory
convention" OF the Republican party.
with ISL accredited delegates and
500 OF these in attendance. is the
largest political convention in the
history OF New Mexico. The sessions
will be held in the Cathedral OF the
Desert. which has the largest audi
forum in the city The gallery viii
be used for the accommodation OF
the visitors and some little space on
the main floor also viii be alloteq
TO them The plaza, the palace OF
the governors and some OF the prin-
cinal streets and avenues are dec
GRATED in the national flags and
cOlors-
H. o. Bursum OF Socorro. has been
selected by the state central com
mittee TO serve as chairman and TO
Holt. Of Las Cruces. has been chosen
to make the speech placing senator
Falls name in nomination senator
Fail arrived yesterday evening-
Postpone Opening
On account Of the necessity or
holding conferences. which 10 Is
hoped will serve TO remove conflict
Of opinion and claims. the central
committee this morning decided to
postpone the opening OF the cOnven-
ton until tomorrow morning at 10
o'clock II is claimed that under this
arrangement when all the business
has been put into systematic order.
IL viii be possible for the couven-
tion TO conclude It's work tomorrow
night
What. II anything has been agreed
upon as 20 places on the ticket has
not been divulEed. There still is
no doubt that senator Fall viii be
signs are increasing that o. A. Lar
razolo. OF Las Vegas, viii be the
nominee FOR governor. but the con-
gressional nomination Is yet clouded
with uncertainty. There IS no defin-
tie change IN the situation as TO
Gov. Lindsey's claims. and the recoE-
milton which the convention is likely
to accord 70 his claims Judge Her
bert F. Reynolds. OF Albuquerque.
in all likelihood will he unopnOsed
for the nomination for supreme
court justice
saloons Close.
Opinions by Gov Lindsey and at
tOrney general Patton had led TO the
belief that the opening day OF the
convention would not leave the i'm
mense gathering OF delegates drouth
stricken These two officials held
that the prohibition amendment
would not 20 into effect until after
today. but last night the mayor Of
Santa Fe shattered these hopes by
notifying the thirst emporiums that
they must close at midnight last
night
Even the buffets in the EIks' home
and the santa Fe club complied
with the closing order. The Elks
the visiting delegates
last night with a dance and will
give another dance tonight for their
benefit
The santa Fe club tonight viii
entertain a number OF delegates
with a smoker.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-01
AMERICAN RED CROSS IS
IN NEED OF TRUCK DRIVERS

A letter has been received by the
Fl Paso Automobile club from John
A Wilson. chairman OF the A. A. A
military preparedness committee.
in which he advises that the American
Red Cross is in need OF 1900 truck
drivers and 500 mechanics at an early
date This call has been made BY
cable from the French commission.
The entire work OF the French
commission is dependent upon its
transportation system. OF which the
automobile service IS a vital part
said Mr.. Wilson
Candidates must enrol through the
division headquarters in Their respec-
tive divisions. list OF which is at Fl
PasO Automobile club HEADQUARTERS
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-01
GARFIELD LAUNCHES DRIVE TO
INCREASE COAL PRODUCTION

Washington. D. c, Oct. Ito avert
coal famine this winter and also
meet all the needs OF the war pro-
gram, fuel administrator Garfield has
launched a drive for coal production
which is 10 continue until April 1.
In a formal proclamation TO oper-
ators and miners. the fuel admin
istrator calls upon all TO enlist in a
detailed program to produce 1885,
900 tons OF bituminous coal and p
100000 tons OF anthracite every week
This tonnage, he promises, viii give
the country all the coal needed this
winter.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-01
GATHERING LAST SHIPMENT
TO- K. c. FARM CONVENTION

The chamber Of commerce viii soon
make its last shipment 20 the Inter
national Soil Products exposition at
Kansas City. This viii consist OF
grain and grasses and forage ex-
hibits, there now being in cold storage
in Kansas City a large quantity OF
fruits from this section Shipments
OF grapes and fresh vegetables 10 the
exposition viii be made just prior to
the time OF opening.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-01
TEACHERS EXAMINATIONS IN
TEXAS SET FOR OCT. 1873

Austin, Texas, Oct l.-Superintend-
ent Of public instruction W. f..
Doughty announced today that a spe-
cial examination for teachers state
certificates will be given in every
county In Texas on Friday and Sat
urday. October IS and 19. This is done
in order to make UP the deficiency in
school teachers as soon as possible
First and second grade certificates
Will be issued.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-01
ARIZ. DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEE
WON'T PROBE Golfer STATUS

Phoenix. AriZ-. Oct After a long,
bitter fight in committee the Demo
cratic state committee today struck
out a resolution for an investigation
OF the status OF Fred Golfer as nomi-
nee for governor. Another important
action was the nomination OF Jas A.
Kirby Of Clifton. for tax commits
sioner. denying the right Of the Re
publican incumbent. Kuchler. TO hold
over. This matter now is in the
courts which have granted an injunc-
tion in Kuchler's favor.
The state administration and its
acts were given brief Endorsement. A
change was demanded in the primary
laws 10 secure voting only by true
partissns for each ticket. this fol-
lowing charges that many Republi-
cans this year registered to vote in
the Democratic primaries.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-01
NO MOBILIZATION OF TEXAS
TROOPS WHILE GRIP PREVAILS

Austin. Texas. Oct. An order was
issued today by the adjutant generals
department prohibiting the moboliza-
ton OF any unit Of the new Texas ma
tional guard. This was done as a pre-
cautionary measure against the
spread Of Spanish influenza Il has
been the custom Of various companies
TO establish on their own initiative
short time training camps, and to-
days order prevents this being done
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-01
HOLUB PLEADS GUILTY, ASKS
TO GO TO JAIL IN NEW YORK

Associated Press advices from New
York City Tuesday said that John
Holub. arrested as Paul Renard in Ell
Paso 2 few weeks ago. had pleaded
-uf1tv 70 a charge OF swindling wom-
q, investors out Of $3.50. O0G. said he
7-snted TO make amends and was
arrious 70 60 to jail Holub was
rel-en hv detective Billy" Smith here
when the New Yorker could not speak
1900 in reply 10 a question. There
- none than one woman I'm the case.
Tocaf OFFICERS said. A New York Of
ficer came for Holub.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-01
Kansas CITY Lirsstoek. Close.
ARRANGE DISTRIBUTION OF
WATER IN VALLEY IN WINTER

Officials Of the government recla-
nation service, the water users asso-
citation. and representatives. from the
farming interests OF the several dis
tricts concerned, met in the chamber
Of commerce building Tuesday after
noon and determined the distribution
Of the water from the Elephant Butte
supply for the winter and spring
months.
Roland Harwell. county farm agent
presided at the meeting. Among those
present and taking part in the discus
sion was L II. Lawson, project man
ager Of the reclamation service
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-01
LUMBER COMPANY SELLS TWO
$1,000 HOMES in ALTA VISTA

The HenninE Lumber company has
sold to Miss Catherine Davis a four
room bungalow located at the corner
Of Luna and Bisbee streets. for $1,000.
This company has also sold to c. A.
WIkeI a four room bungalow at 1919
Luna street In the Alta Vista district
for $1,000.
Both Of these sales were made by
Hawkins brothers
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-01
Hospital Forced To
Advertise For Blood

St Louis, No. oct The war has
caused such a scarcity OF able bodied
healthy men that a hospital here has
been forced to advertise for persons to
sell their blood for TRANSMISSION. Two
patients were suffering with anemla
and the hospitals were forced 10 ad-
vertise for ten persons
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-01
RAILS MAINTAIN
POWER BALANCE
Stock Market Is Active and
Broad, But War Issues
React.

NoTE-Prloes reflect closing quotations
Tuesday, Oct I.
New York. Oct Rails main
tanned the balance OF power during
the better part Of today's broad and
active stock market War issues
again reacted. while others pursued
an erratic course. sales approx
mated 100000 shares The closing
was heavy.
Peace shares Gain Again.
War shares and associated issues
were again subjected TO moderate
pressure at the active opening Of to-
days stock market, but peace shares
and high grade rails were inclined
10 supplement yesterdays gains.
Recessiols Of I 10 points were re-
corded By United States steel and
allied steels and equipments in the
first hour and Mexican petroleum
denoted profit-taking with Canadian
Pacific. Harvester corporations. to-
haccos. motors and fertilizers were
higher by fractions TO almost 8 points
and gas shares reflected an accumula-
ton.
Rails In Forefront.
Rails assumed a commanding posi-
ton on the stock market today. heavy
buying OF that division extending to
low priced issues, notably Southern
railway common and preferred. Rock
Island. Chicago and Great Western
and St Louis and San Francisco.
Canadian Pacific made up its loss Of
~ points, and other transcontinent-
ais changed hands at gains Of 1 to
= points. Mexican petroleum rallied
briskly, and motors increased their
early advantage. Shippings were
brought forward at midday. Marine
preferred rising 3 points. Distinctive
war shares experienced further re-
versals- United States steel fell un-
der yesterdays minimum to s1-1Ok.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-01
ABLEBODIED MUSICIANS GET
WORK OR FIGHT ADMONITI0N

The local police visited the principal
cafes OF the city Monday night and
arrested several musicians OF draft
age. These are able bodied men and
come under the work or fight order.
the officers said. i will be the Gus
tom Of the police TO watch all such
employment and see that no able
bodied men pursue It, insisting that
they follow some productive employ
meut-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-01
FREED ON CHARGE OF WIFE
ABUSE, BUT IS REARRESTED

Francisco Cabello. OF Fourth and
FL Paso streets, was brought before
Judge B. F. jenkins Monday. charged
with abusing his wife. He was a.
quilted on the promise that he would
be more considerate in the future
Monday night Cabello was arrested
on the same charge He viii be
again brought before Judge jenkins
this afternoon.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-01
SHARES
MOVE UPWARD
Anaconda Is Leader In Up
ward Movement, Making
a New High Record.

Copper stocks came INFO their own Tues
day. and uLder the leadership OF Anaconda
all did better. according TO J. $ Curtiss &
Co. Hotel Sheldon. Anaconda opened un-
changed and made a new high Of 7gis.
smelters OF cred the same and weakened TO
IS =. recovering TO 7sH. Inspiration ad-
vanced a half point 10 50 L.
IN the curb list Big Ledge was higher
Dundee Arizona recovered from = TO q.
Green Monster was down a sixteenth Hull
copper was off cents. Howe soand
drop ed an eighth. jerome Verde was
weak Verde Combination vas offered at
s-16th.
During the latter part Of the af-
ternoon session the market had
break and. while not severe. big
losses were registered Mexican Pc
troleum sank from 1908 to 1177s.
and steel from I12H TO 1101z. Smell
tiers dropped from 791i TO 1888 In
spiratiOn held fairly strong. but there
was not a great amount Of support
to the balance Of the market.
Closing prices follow:
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-01
WREckED - RUNs M.

Later reports Monday said that the
automobile that plunged down from
Golden Hill terrace 10 East Rio
Grande street. Sunday night. was
empty and ran away from where il
was standing in the 1900 block when
a passing street car Jared the brakes
loose The car. a Buick roadster. was
not very badly damaged.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-01
TAKE IN $1,000 FOR STAMPS
WHILE BOND DRIVE Is ON

War saving stamp sales for Non
day amounted 70 S711296. notwith-
standing the fact that the Liberty
bond drive IS on This is above the
usual and Is attributed TO the work
OF the reconstruction committee dur
ing the past Two weeks
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-01
Help Wanted-FsmaIs

Help Wanted-Fsmale
>~--~~-~---~-~-~
WANTED COOk-Apply 1881 Hawthorn
WANTED-Lady bookkseper. D. ~. Pa
ther Co. EOS Mesa Ave PA ~
WANTED-Girl to dip chocolate at Gofrs
Candy store. 6i3 san Antonio
WANTED-Good reliable woman who can
cook Apply 81 ProSnect ave
WANTED-Good woman 10 do cooking
Must stay on place Apply 1873 4oltana-
WANTED-Wcman whose husband IS en-
pioyed. 20 take care OF roomins house, rsf-
ersnces required- 600 Myrtle
WANTED-Wouan 20 keep house and care
for baby months old address D 81. care
Herald
WANTED-5IiddIs aged woman Tor house
keeper. plain cooking n family cali
4SI9M after Z evening"
REFINED young lady for physician office
with knowiedgs Of Spanish required Ap-
ply 3ls Trust bulldinE-
WANTED = Experienced dining room
Mattresses. SO week Lunch counter
Mattresses. 81 week. Apply Modern cafe
basement Mills Bldg
DIX EDWARD AUER. 8Is-l8 Trust BIG
Especially equipped for treatment o. AL
chronic diseases Diseases OF women
Nervous diseases Phi 49,
WANTED-sIddIs ared woman TO keep
house on cattle ranch. must Be good cook
good housekeeper. no incuUbrances good
modern home and good place FOR rlsh-
person Pm 1854
Government CLERK EXAMINATIONS
in Fl Paso. in October; 1900 women
clerks needed at Washington 5aiary
$500. Experience unnecessary. Women de-
string government positions, write for free
PARTICULARS. r. z Terry. fforuer civil
service eEamirerJ 53f Columbian building,
Washington
CONVENIENT needs thousands men and
women Civil service positions IN wash
ington and your state Good salaries- *
amin1tious held continuously. ENperl-
cncs unnecessary. Let US help you secure
one Write today Free particulars sent
Immediately Columbia School Of Civil
Service. Dept IS. Jordan Bldg. wash
inEton. D. G
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-01
HeIn Wanied-MaIe M -

FOR positions a. ward attendants with
salariss from SIS TO so per month.
chartered training school for nurses Is
maintained IN the Institution and train
ing may be taken. by younil white ven
en- who possess sufficient e,lucaricual
qualifications. without any charge and at
the same salaries Wcmen between ages
q IS and 30. and men between IS and
S. preferred Apply box 113I. San An
tonic. Tex
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-01
Grains and Provisions

Chicago Grain. Close
COrn-Oct, S1.5S: Nov. sL5OZ.
Oats-Oct-. s9ztc: Nov. 7OHc.
Chicago Provisions, Close.
Pork-Oct-, $3.50; Nov. $3.50.
Lard-Oct-. s2s-s0- Nov. S2s.12.
Ribs-Oc-. S23, Nov. S2317-
Chicago Produce, Close.
Chicago. Ill. Oct. 1--Butter-Un-
changed Creamery. 81 G5Sc-
EgEs-Receipts. 1883 cases First, IS O
4sizc; ordiLary firsts. 45G 4Tcs At mark,
cases included. 4-GsIzc-
Potatoes-Rece!pts lis cars; unchanged
Minnesota and Dakota, early Ohioss bulk,
sLs0 G1-s0. sacks. S2G2o5; Wisconsin,
bulk. s1-70 G1SG. sacks, S1-s5G zoo.
Poultry-Unsettled; fowls, 219 Csc;
springs, &c.
Kansas City Produce.
Kansas City. No. oct 1-Butter-
Creamery, SIC; firsts. 55c; seconds, 54ci
packing. 40c-
Poultry-Hens. 1sGe1e; ROSTERS. 1sac;
broilers, &c
Egg-Firsts. Sc: seconds. acc.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-01
AUTO STAGE OVERTURNS;
ONE KILLED, ONE INJURED

Phoenix. Ariz. Oct. Al Keith, an
agent for the Phoenix-Ray stage line,
has been killed and driver George
Elllins injured by the overturning Of
an auto stage on which they were
riding a mile south OF Superior.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-01
BOAT FROM U. S. S. SALEM
TURNS OVER; 20 MISSING

Washington, D. c.. oct IA dis
patch TO the navy department today
from Key West, Fla, said a boat from
the L. s s Salem overturned off that
port Sunday night in a heavy sea
Unofficial reports said 20 men were
unaccounted for.