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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-09-24
VICIOSoS ~CAPTURADOS

La policia que forna la Escuadra
contra Ell Ficio capture IA noche del
domingo a, lunes 4 siete personas, es-
tanGo tres de elias acusadas de vio-
ACTON a los articuios 8 y i del Regia-
mento dc Poiicia Y las otras cuatro
de delitos similareS. Las primeras
tres fueron muitadas con Ia cantidad
de cincuenta pesos cada una Y las
restantes qusdaron pendientes dc in
vestigacion.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-09-24

Dire terra, til adornas el traje blan-
co de la Aurora, til traes la alegoria
a la leyenda biblica que formo ell Gle
10 V diviniz6 ell color azul; til eres
sagrada porque wives en- Ia ~altura, tn
eres diosa porque eres %adornsda; Pc
70 eres variable, eres deleznable.
Simbolizas 10 ideal, eres Ia ironia.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-09-24
APREHENDIDOS POR HABER
CORTADO UNA CERCA

Ell diputado sheriff Antonio Diaz
captur6 antes de aver a dos ind!vi-
duos m~exicanos que en- las cercanias
del pueblo de E!mendorf habian ro-
to las cercas que dividen unos potre-
ros.
La captlra Sc debi6 2 que este he.
cho, en- los tiempos actualeS, Sc con-
sidera un delito dc sunla gravedad y
Sc castiea con e. rigor correspondents
te,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-09-24

Una nina del senior Andres Gomez : de
su esposa Guadalupe de Gjmez en- IA casa
marcada con el ndmc-o o35 dc IA Gallo Pas
torio.
Alfredo Hernandez, 2l5 Gale Camnron.
Manuel Calvillo, or Salinas 50I.
trinidad Rocha. en- Monterrey lie.
Francisco Rodriguez, en- Aoi Ropus.
Eiginio de la Rosa. en- 3l5 Avcnida Santa
Rosa.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-09-24
l2e CANONES HAN CAPTURADO
LOS SERBIOS

LONDRES, S%eptiembre 24.-Ei
Evening Standard" al dar cuenta
de los exitos alcanzados por las fuer-
zas de la Entente en- ell frente de
Macedonia dice que los serbios Sc
han apodcrado de un numero de pri-
sioneros que esta c~omprendido entire
nueve v diez mil y de ciento veinte
canones.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-09-24
Registro Civil
tACINIENTOS.

Una nina eel matS.lon:o Roberto Cisne.
ros Y Julia dc Cisneros, cn ia Gale Duran,
so COS.
En- Ia Gale -.Gasoa 1915 una nina del Sc
nor .Ati!ano .A,aniz y Ramona Zamudio dc
.Alaniz-
I'm nino &c, sehor M::ximo Gonzalez y dc
su csposa Cecilia TS!le= de Gonzalez.
Tn nino del schor Fabian Araujo y Pau
ia r. dc A-aujo On la casa 31s de iS callC
S. Laredo.
En- la Gale Goliad T06 un rino de- senior
Jose Ramos y dc Ia scaora Dolores Valdez
de Ramos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-09-24

P UBLJS D . VERY D 7
TERMS CF SUBSCRIPTION:
United States. Canada Mexico, Cuos. 9uer'
TO Rico. PANAMA., ana Tie ps:!ipias
Ls;an ds:
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-09-24
ATRiMONiO

Bud McBu-ncy = Dolo-es Flore=..
Juan Alex y Carmen Gonzaics.
Enrique Esparza y Juanita Reyes.
Lorcto Infantc y Arastacia Olvera.
Melton A. MARTINEZ y Maria Gca=iicz.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-09-24
oBRaS DE CARLOTA BRAEGiG \
---.pNS cana INA

so CENIANOS GAIA ONA-
A-ucenR
hao-es Sublimes
Co-a:on de Orc
Dora
e Secrcto ac Lady Auriel
~ 81 c-sol del amo.
En- 81 Mahaaa de bncas
Er.-c COS PecadcS
Iureacibie Amor
"a Condesa de Cratoc
Ia T-ntacion &c z nujH-
La MoGe-na Ccnicienta
La Es;relE de Amor
Mas Deoil Qae liza Muje-
S-eaos del Corazea
Una ucha de Amor
JCes y PaTts
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-09-24

NsroGos de Ea-r.tc.2 ve-tlca!. SisseHla
m-c-;-aro. Cet~ccior &c 8 cua6ernos
Manual Compete de G-panl1aG -.
P-ontua-io &C O~r-ccrGf:a de = LSH-u'
CasteiHzaa
P-ir--- Lit-o &c Rsrjtacioles. Ccupo
s;r:,res .s.a.iv.s : I. Scut.a. IA pl-
iris. Il ast1-ale=S. Oios. &c.
-C,.:-r. listed aC--ris- iaC.ss en- dec
5ias. I.c:c1o o-@=t.>o para apTenccT
.. i1.lss con a Recommendation fisu-
la ; u extc2so ~Tccahu!ari7 &C IL
=cs-cSpanoi
sil,b.-io C. san Miguel ......
TsRclur;a de Lio-as pog Ts-lda SIM
pie = Soble zee.
r-a2n;Gsd : Sgeu-s MI-e-as $780,
Ta5las a~uxi!.arcs para aP-cndcr L coz
tar
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para 81 ho-s-. Edicion de r?o ....
L. Ini,zeioa de C=tSto ..--.-.
riiosoiix Elemental. po- Bslmss -.
Los Mzrsires. @ = T-iuEfo de Ia Reh-
ES5n CriSEzGS por ~ChStearo-iSno :
HssoriS SzG-ads. Libro del Antique
y Nuevo T-stSmento. que contiene =
histc-.a del rursio de Is-sel. wen
desc cssrzaente como sc prepare
n rcnida del Aesias- Edicion &c
lGSo
Pc1uedo Iavcle
h~alIe de Cr&c5oass .-..-........--
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-09-24

A so CESTAyoS CADA TONIC
FL Inc6ga;to Mis;sricso
I'm Robo en- el Paiacio Real
FL Principe JaGsGor
II Asalto en- ei Sleeping
81 Aro Ro!c
ri Herede-o dc Eeglesteae
FL Sec-eto del Anino
g PresiGente de las ColoaIs,
p F.iso Salteador
La Doaeeih RaptaGa
81 Fusil DEL Negro
~ Tesoro del RoSai
In Tiaie de Bodss
- Ssce-dote del Sol
e Teso-o del Estado
IN = Rstone-a
81 Secre:o eel teso.o
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ga "a 60 w@gA g@xzaaEA - - "a
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DIARIO POPULAR INDEPENDENTS
PRECIOS DE SUBSCRIPTIONS
Er los Estados UciSos. Msxico, Csnads
Cuh,. Fuerto 2.co. Psaama. , ls
isIas Fi!ipin.s:
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-09-24

4 90 CENTAvoS CApA TONIC
e v4n6edor &c Cadive-es-
e Robo DEL Dianante Azui
Ia Aij2 del UsursTo
Blackwell 81 Picata dc! IamesIS
lack 81 pestr;p=6or
Los Monederos Esisos &c Lc2a-e
Ia Maleta Sangrieata
In Ne5ico Criminal
q Testanen:o del Director
Sherlock Holmes y el C~ontrabandfsta
De Opio
b--E.
A las Prertas &c Is Mucrts
La y;uGa Roia de Paris.
IL Rest;a Humane
Una Noche dc Terror
q Robo Gel Collar de Peras
Ia intame Posada del Cairo
II NaC:ragio de Corfu
81 Rey &C los Bandidas
AyENTURAS DE JoaN c. aA-
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OLD PHONE. TRAVIS 24tl.

Entered - scccnd-cia.s rIaster February
%. 1915, Il tic Post Office at San A5ie'
mic. Tex. under ce Ac:. Of March 8. 1876
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-23
TODAY'S ADJUSTMENTS
ALHAMRRA-wmLIAsI FARNU,I

The 1918 version Of The Bondman,"
with William Farnum as the star
viii be shown for the last time to-
day. This picture has been thorough
~ revised and has been made more
powerful and more thrilling. Love,
tate and self sacrifice simply radiate
from the screen. Mr. Farnum' por-
travail Of the revengeful son who
finally gives up his life for the man
he hates is one Of the most powerful
roles ever seen on the screen
The Alhambra takes pleasure in an
nouncing that it has secured a pic
ture that everybody has been waiting
to see II is a spy picture without
any Of the horrors Of war depicted
This picture is the big New York
stage success-"Inside the Lines
and the same cast is used in the pic
ture that was seen on the stage
Lewis Stone and Marguerite Clayton
are the stars. How British spy out
wits the German Wilhelmstrasse but
falls a victim to the heart OF an
American girl. is the story told See
Inside the Lines" tomorrow.-Adv.
NTGW Anu. :. OFFICIAL FILMS.
The WiEwam today is showing for
the last time the Wigwam Screen
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-23

Hair Ribbons Of good width, in all
solid eolors; regular 25e, special 1se
Fine All silk Hair and sash Rib
bons. 6 inches width, in solid and
fancy eolors; regular soc, special
at, yard NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 5SC
Nice quality School Handkerehiefs.
special at .--.------------ 9 for 25e
Nice Lawn Handkerehiefs with ini-
tials OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES sc
Nice quality Ribbed Hose, white or
black. ali sizes, a pair-------- z5e
Patent Leather Belts of all widths
and colors, special at ---------- &c
Children's Hose Supporters Of good
elastic. All colors, a pair 10e
Underwaists Of good muslin with at
tached hose supporters. special soc
BIoomers Of good quality sateens
white or black special .------- soc
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-23
Prefers Trench Fighting
To Battles With Wiley

worcester, Mass, Aug. 22.-HoW a
man must stay at home and fight
even though he prefers the trenches
was exemDlified when an understood
little fellow walked into draft board
office here and demanded 10 be draft
ed. I am in class 4. he said, and
always in hot water. When I'm home
it's a case Of fight all the time. II I'm
not home my wife goes out and hunts
me I'd. Then it's fight all the way
home. I'm sick of ii. Draft me"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-23
GRECIAN-4sHFTING SANDS

Beautiful Gloria Swanson VIII be
seen at the Grecian today for the last
time in her latest play. shifting
Sands" This is a story Of the strug-
giles of a lonely girl in a mod
ern city-the same struggles that
are experienced by many girls to-
day. 1t is presented in a thor
oughly Cignified and interesting way
Today is positively the last day this
picture viii be shown
Tomorrow the Grecian offers Fatty
Arbuckle in one OF his funniest come
dies. The Other Man" In addition 10
the ArbucHle comedy. the bill tomor-
row consists Of a snappy. fast action,
western melodrama and a new Fathe
Weekly.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-23
SOLDIER GETS
SQUIRE RANK
Pythians Advance Detroit
Man; viii Knight Two;
To March Labor Day.

The rank Of esquire was conferred
upon Pvt c. A. Moore. OF the Seventh
cavalry. Thursday night, by FL Paso
lodge So. Knights Of Pythias, at the
request Of Wayne lodge at Detroit,
Mich, in which lodge he received the
rank Of page.
On next Thursday night the rank
Of esquire will be conferred upon r.
Lynn Reid. of this city. and on the
following Thursday night the rank Of
knight Will be given both candidates
FL Paso company No. /. uniform
rank, X P. will meet Monday night
in its castle hall to make arrange
ments for appearing in the labor day
parade Other matters of business
nature viii be disposed Of and j. 3.
Gooch, a new member, viii be mus
tered in.
Getting Ready For Reunion
A general meeting Of the presiding
officers Of the Scottish Rite Masonic
bodies here Thursday night brought
out acceptances from the most OF
them OF their duties in the organi-
ration Of teams for comforting the
degrees of the rite from the fourth
to the SIND, at the fall reunion be
ginning on October p Secretary
w H. Mccullough is busy with or
ganizatiCn details.
BL-e Lodge Quite Busy.
There was degree work in FL Paso
lodge $50, A. F. and A NJ. this after
noon and II viii be continued tonight,
as the result Of many candidates ad-
vanced and elected at Wednesday
nights business session Of the lodge
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays
are occupied with work Past masters
VIII have charge Wednesday evening
Fraternity lodge will confer degrees
tonight hold regular business session
Tuesday night and give degrees next
Friday night
Tcmplars Confer Orders
The orders Of red cross, malta and
the temple were conferred on candi-
dates by FL Paso commandery No IS
Knights Templars Thursday night
Chapter Works Monday Night.
Chapter degrees Of past master and
most excellent master will be given
to four candidates by FL Paso chapter
Monday night, beginning at 1880 D. m
Cigars viii be handed out A revival
Of the work in this Masonic body has
been noticed the past few meetings.
many Of the older members uniting
10 see improved work and renew old
acquaintance
Council Meeting In September.
As soon as urgent work is past IN
the chapter, thrice illustrious master
Frank J. Stephenson intends calling a
special convocation OF FL Paso coun-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-23
Miscellaneous Items for Boys

BOYS good quality hats in all colors
and shapes, for little fellows from ,
TO S years. Special at -------- SIC
BOYS Hats of good quality in all
colors and shapes. Ages S to Il; reg
ular $50. special at ...-.... Sis
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-23
J. WARREN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

The Unique presents J. Warren
Kerrigan in ~One Dollar Bid his
latest play. today and through sun
day. Mr.. Kerrigan has not been seen
in a new play for some time, due TO
an injury that occurred while making
The Turn Of a Card" "One Dollar
Bid" is a screen Interpretation Of
Credo Harris's popular novel, Toby,
one OF the biggest sellers when il APP
peared in book form several years
ago.
-One Dollar Bid" is a charming
Kentucky romance in which Ar ker-
rigan as a white man is sold at auc-
tion 20 the highest bidder for one dol
lar. You viii like this picture--Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-23
TEACHERS MEET SEPT. 2
TO GET READY FOR TERM

Monday. September ., city school
teachers and principals viii meet TO
organize for the fall term. which
opens the following day. At Bailey
school principals and teachers Of mu-
sic. drawing. manual arts, domestic
arts and playground will meet at 9
o'clock At 1IOrehead auditorium all
teachers will assemble at 4 o'clock. All
high school teachers will meet AT
high school auditorium at 10 o'clock
Monday morning
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-23
R1Ior-KITTY GoRpoN.

Diamonds and Pearls" a World
feature starring Kitty Gordon, will
be the attraction at the Bijou today
This picture is one Of Miss Gordon's
best roles Alice Brady viii be seen
at the Bijou Saturday and Sunday in
her sensational screen success, The
ordeal OF Rosetta ADV
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-23
LABOR MEN WORKING FOR
BIG MEETING AT LAREDO

According to a report from san An
tonic Texas, James Lord, member OF
the American Federation Of Labor
committee which went to Mexico City
two months ago to invite the coopera-
ton Of Mexican labor unions in the
Pan-American labor conference TO be
held at Laredo, Texas. November b,
is in Arizona, attending to organiza-
ton Of the movement to have a big
meeting
Santiago Iglesias, Of the same fed
Grafton commission, who represents
the organized workers Of Porto Rico,
is in san Antonio and has opened
headquarters there With Mr. Lord
and John Murray Iglesias was IN
Mexico City and acted as Interpreter
in dealing with the MeXicans-
Samuel Gompers probably VIII pre-
side at the Laredo meeting; Mr. Muir
ray. is secretary. Representatives OF
various groups expected are Carlos
I,oviera. Yucatan- Antonio Corera,
Cuba: Edmundo Z. Maritime, Mexico;
Cardenio Gonzales s, Chile, James
Lord. representing the metal and coal
miners Of the United States
ell IS. Royal and Select Masters, TO
present the three cryptic degrees
This VIII probably be about the END
Of September.
r.-ne-,. school Shoes Cost Less.--Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-23

Telegram. half OF which is composed
Of official United States war films
The pictures were taken by the
United States signal corps and show
many interesting scenes. Among the
sub-titles are:
American troops go forward toward
front line-Headquarter Of the
American regiments under Hun fire
Shells from German big guns burst
ing near American lines--Night fails
10 stop cannon Of allies or fOe--Allied
marksmen strike Hun hawk.-German
pilot falls to death--German dead on
the tIefield.-Americans care for
German wounded.-Enemy aviator
burns plane.-Some Of boche captives-
There will also be q Billy West
comedy and a General Film company s
western drama--Adv-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-23
WANTS CHAMBER TO HELP
FIGHT PROHIBITION LAWS

Asking that the II PasO CHAMBER
Of commerce aid in the fight against
war time prohibition. the American
Hotel association has written the To-
cal commerce body 1t is pointed out
in the letter that IL war time prohibit
ton goes into effect the United states
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-23

The deputy constable has received a
postal card notifying him that two
desperate bank robbers are now at large
somewhere in the United States, and
ne is leaving no stone unturned in won
dering where they are.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-23

Frisby Hancock says the way he
keeps in good standing with the other
tobacco chewers is when they hand him
a plug to take a chew off Of, he al
ways gives them back some Of 1t If
there is any of it left at all
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-23
Years Ago Today
From The Herald OF
This Date. 1904

THE president has decided that this
/ country must keep out Of the Far
East troubles as far as possible, but
that American interests viii be pro-
tected- something viii soon be doing
in the orient. for the time for the stay
of the Russian ships in Shanghai is
I'D and Japanese war vessels are out
side waiting for them TO come OUT
China says they must go and United
States warships are waiting outside
TO protest our interests
A band Of renegade Apaches are
hiding in the Sierra Madres In Mex
leo and periodically come down from
their strongholds and depredate on
the Mormons.
o. III. Baum. Of FL Paso. was today
chosen president Of the Texas state
Republican league The convention
is in session at Ft. Worth. Tex
Zach Cobb. one Of the delegates 70
the American mining congress al
Portland. was chosen to make a re-
ply TO the address Of welcome He
was showered with flowers and huge
bouquets were carried up to him
Washouts in Arizona completely ne
up the santa lie. Six hundred teet
OF track between Yucca and HaNl-
land has gone and numbers OF bridges
and trestles have been washed away.
Ii is the most damaging freshet IN
the history of the road.
A meeting OF the pawn brokers IN
FL Paso was held with the view OF
shutting up shop on sunday II y as
said that three fourths Of them close
their business on sunday. any way
and they called this meeting to devise
ways and means OF requiring the
others TO do likewise II was re-
ported that some Of the saloon men
40 great deal Of business along THIS
line on Sundays. lending money on
Jewels TO men who gamble and get
49, Safurdav nighrs.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-23

government will lose s15O.0O0.O0O in
revenue which is needed ror carrying
on the war. Hotel men in all parts
Of the United States are interested in
the bill and vote on 10 viii be taken
August %. the letter said
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-23
Miscellaneous Items

Muslin Underwear consisting Of
skirts, slips, drawers, etc:
Regular 75c value, special. sc
Regular Sl.0O value, special --- 79e
Children's Parasols, big assortment,
in values up to 500, at 1900 &C
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-23

Hotel LaughIin is FL Paso's SWEETEST
family hoteL-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-23
BOYS Waists. Shirts and
Underpear

Bows Waists made OF percale- in
dark and light eolors. Ages g to l6,
75c waists at ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SIC
Boys extra quality heavy Percale
and madras Blouses and Shirts.
Neat pattern and extra well made
Ages 6 to l6; SI25 Shirts, special
at ---------- 20
BOYS Fancy Crepe and Galatea
Blouses of extra fine quality; ages
G to l6. Regular Sl.75, special Sl-S9
BOYS fine Amoskeag Blue Cham
bray Blouses Of the famous BOY
Blue brand; ages to 10. Regular
Sl.5O, special at ..-.---.----- SLID
Bows Khaki eolored fine Chambray
Blouses or Shirts; extra special S1-25
Bows 75c Athletic Union Suits, SOC
Bows Sl.35 medium heavy ribbed
Union Suits, all ages, special Sl.l9
Bows Chalmers Spring Needle In
ion Suits, white or silver; extra fine
yarn, special at. SIS to S1-95
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-23
NJ DTNlS BOTS.

DAZ BARLOW was aiming to call on
IN Miss Peachie Sims Sunday after
noon but as all of the family were sit
ting out on the porch he drove By.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-23

Lerner'- School Shoes Cost Less---Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-23

Good quality Cloth Hats and Caps;
large variety TO choose FROM Spe-
cial at NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Sc
Regular 800 values. special at Si.65
Bows 40c Leather Belts, special 2ec
Bows 35c Suspenders, special at 29e
silk Ties in Windsors or four-in-
hands;
Soc Ties, special at -.-..-..--- 25c
SOC Ties, special at ...-.-.---- SOC
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-23

aTO HE'LL WITH THE KAISER
Advertisement
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-23

THE young lady across the way says
L she generally wears V-necks in the
summer but occasionally she's quite
choleric.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-23

Lerner's School Shoes last longer
Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-23

Saturday and Monday
Items in Our Toilet Arti-
cleDepdrtments.
DER Kiss Face Ponder. e.. .59e
DER Kiss Toilet Water. .Sf.29
Extra quality 35c Tooth
Brushes al ...... re
DR.. lyons Tooth Ponder al re
Cutcura Soap at 100000. &c
Pebeeoo Tooth Paste at -. 39c
Palm Olre Soap. ; cakss for 25e
Extra qualify Bath Brushes.
Sis al ....-.- SLY
Palm Olve Shampoo at -. sc
(NO mail orders at above pnces).
Souvenir Free
A pretty souvenir handkerchief
viii be gwen to every child ac-
companied by an adult making a
purchase.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-23
"wHAF WOULDN'T YOU GIVE

if YOU knew your boy was lying out there
wounded in that cold and mud, what wouldn't
YOU give to know that he would get the comfort
that he is given right under the rain Of shells by
the brave men and women of the Salvation
A7717v2 20
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-23

Lerner's school Shoes Cost Less---Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-23
School Sale of KnickerS

Knockers Of durable materials reinforced seams cut Toomy peg
top and have hip and watch pockets AT the following reductions
S IS KNICKERS AT S IS $3.50 KNOCKERS AT $40
$3.50 KNICKERS AT sl.29 $500 KNOCKERS AT ,S225
$500 KNICKERS AT $3.50 $3.50 KNOCKERS AT S295
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-23

wIGWAM-U. :. OFFICIAL FILMS.
The WiEwam today is showing for
The last time the Wigwam Screen
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1918-11-02
KILdSRABIED DOG
 AT BLACKBERRY

Deputy Sheriff c. A. linus reports that his wife and oldest son killed . dog with the rabies at Blackberry this week. 'h<
 The dog had appeared at the linus residence, and started chasing the chickens and snappingS different ob- jects. Mrs. findsF took her children into the house and armed herself with q shotgun, with which she finally wounded the animal, The son short while later was able to get a more for tunate shot and dispatched him.
 Later while returning to Kingman Mir. linus shot another dog at one of the indian camps west of Blackberry which was frothing at the mouth and having all the evidences of the rabies.
 The rabies or hydrophobia has been raging through the wild coyotes of the many neighboring states and lately has been reported from the eastern part of this state in Navajo and Apache counties, hence we believe, it most pertinent, that everyone should at this time, take every pre- caution to protect their dogs from con- tact with other animals and further that all dogs should be kept off the streets. All animals showing any sign of this disease should immedia- tely be shot.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1918-11-02
EXPECTED BLACKBERRY MILL
 WILL BE OPERATING DEC.l5

Last Monday some more of the heavy machinery for the Blackberry mill was hauled from the depot to the mine and is now in place in the big plant. It may be some time before the big motors are received, but it is confidently expected that the plant will be ready to go into commission by the 18th of December. The mill will be one of the most uptodate plants in the state and will handle about 25O tons of ore daily. It is so constructed that additional units may be added at a minimum of expense. No mine in the country has as much ore blocked out as the Blackberry and of as high milling grade. It has shaft 900 feet in depth and every foot of ground above that level is virgin territory. In places the vein is sixteen feet wide and the grade of the ore is above $30.