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World's cresset., 1918-10-03
FOURTH LIBERTY LOAN
SLOGANS.

Bonds Buy Food For Sold
iers. Buy Liberty Ronds.
Money Means Munitions. Buy
Liberty Bonds.
Boads Build Tanks. Buy
Liberty Bonds,
Bonds Build Airplanes. Buy
Liberty Bouds
Bonds Build Ships. Buy
Liberty Bonds.
Liberty Bond or Liberty
Bounds which will you Lave il?
Buy Bonds anG Back the Guns
that Hit The Huns.
Bends Put the Dam in Potsdam
Bar Barbarism by Buying
| Bonds.
The More Bends the Fewer
Casualties.
Save for your Country or slave
fer the Hun.
Back Your Own with the Bone
You Own
Bond Win Battles. Blu!
More Bonds.
Dig In! Buy Bonds. Garry
on! Buy More Liberty Bonds.
| Put Your Dollars into Khaki
buy Liberty Bonds.
Back the Fighting Men witt
The Fighting Loan.
The Invincible Urion- Fight
ing Dollars and Fighting men.
Bonds Buy Bayonets.
Bug Liberty Bonds and Kee1
Them.
: Send ,he Ammunition Over
I Buy Liberty Bonds.
Enlist as our Soldiers Dc
l Buy Bonds and Keep Them.
World's cresset., 1918-10-03

in to the cars OF the LORD of
Sabbath.
Ye have lived in pleasure on
the earth, and been wanton; ye
bave nourished your hearts as
in a day OF slaughter,
Ye have condemned and killed the
Just. and he doth not resist you.
Games 81 81
The reader will see by this
scriptures ti,at Cur words are
true above: and because they
have done this God tells Us that
will rebuke them. please read.
And I will rebuke the de-
vourer for your sates, an he
shall not destroy the fruits ol
your ground; neither shall your
vine cast her fruit before the
time in the field. saith the Lord
of hosts.
And all nations shall call you
blessed; for ye shall be a de
lightsome lsno, saith the Lord
of hosts. (Mal. 3-11-12)
What a grand priveledge we
have To know that God is going
to bless the pooi and needy and
punish the old greedy dogs o
his earth.
Continued to page 4,
World's cresset., 1918-10-03
THE WORLDS cREssET E REMoNT NO OCT aRD 1918

Therefore they could not
believe, because that ESaias sa i'd
again. He bath biindtd their
eyes ard hardened their hearts
that they should not see with
their eyes rcr understand with
their heart and be converted and
| should Lea, them. tS1 John
12-' 80 40
They cannot believe and Low
could Christ he the end Of the
law to them that could believe?
Ard We ask again ! ov could
Christ be the ind CT the law to
them thai had 10 be enemies 10
the gospel for tLc sake Of sorle
body elae? Tuey Cou 10 rot
believe. and Christ is cn'y the
end of of the law 10 them that
believe. Please read;
As concerning tbs gospel they
are eremies for your sa!sts but
as touching the election they are
beloved for the fathers sakes,
(Rom. 11-20
From those scripture we learn
that what we have taught tins
readers, in some OF cur last
sermonsarc true that is the Jews
arc under the law Of Moses
which tie Gospel OF Gil cumcisiol
and that the Gentiles are under
the law OF righteousness Tnt
GOSPEL o. uucircUmtision the Iay
then is in fCrc, so We pass iron
!his to oar mex, p>iht.
World's cresset., 1918-10-03
The Everlasting Gospel
Continued from page 2

For instance we take the pope
of Rome who claims to be the
Vicor Of Christ and the true
successor st, Peter. Every in
telligent man should know that
he is not the VicUr of Christ, be
claims to have the power to for;
give sins We know that be has
not this power. For this we say,
that he swears falsely by the
name of Christ. In the same
manner they try to Rob God,
and it was for this reason God
spoke thru the prophet, Nal 3-6
9 Not only has this whole gen;
tile Lation Robed sod. But
they have set up other Gods
inorder TO roo him, and the
greatest God that they have set
up is the love OF money, For in
this they have. in The place Of
disobed God in this command.
"Bring ye all the tithes into
the storehouse that there may
be meat in mine house, and
prove me Low herewith. saith
Lord of hosts if / will not open
the you ,be windows Of heaven,
and pour YOU out a blessing, that
there shall not be room enough
to receive il.
And will rebuSe TIE devourer
for your saKes, an" be shall not
destroy the fruits Of your
ground: neither shall your vine
cast her fruit before the time in
the field, saith the Lord of hosts
And all nations shall call you
blessed. for ye shall be delight
some land, saith lie Lord OF
hosts,
Nal. 3-1O -L1-l2
In The place of bringing all
their tithes in to the store house
OF God. They have builded
them barns, and more Barns
for store h ouses 10 themselves
and have Locked th EN- up in
suct. Q manner that the poor ant
needy, the windows and th'
onphants are pressed out oi
measure. Therefore God ha'
promised, please read.
"Go to now We rich men, weel
and howl for your miserie
that shall come upon you.
Your riches ale corrupted, an
your Garments are motteater
Your gold and silver is caMker
ed; and the rust Of them sba
be q wi;Ltss ila!lst !t,
and shall cat your flesh as i
we're fire. Yc have heape:
treasure together for the las
days.
Behold the hire of the Ia bou
ers who have reaped down YOU
fields which is of yCu kept boc
by fraud crie.h; and he cries
tren vhich have reaLed enisre
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-12-25
Miss Louise WEIGH Becomes Bride
OF Austen Phillips This Evening

THIS afternoon al . o'clock Miss
l Louise Welch. daughter OF z. B.
WEIGH. will become the bride OF n.
Austen Phillips. the ceremony occur
ring at the Welch home on Rio Grande
street The reception room is 10 be
the scene Of The marriage service. read
by Rev ". " Farley OF the west
minister Presbyterian church II is
decorated. as is the whole lower floor
Of the residence, with palms. ferns and
exquisite poinsettias. The bride who is
to be given in marriage by her father,
Will wear a stunning tailleur OF dark
blue cloth with trimmings Of gray
squirrel Her hat is Of dark blue and
her corsage bouquet OF Ia France
roses and violets-
Miss WEIGH attended the Fl Paso
School for Girls and finished her eiu-
cation in a college in Los Angeles
Mr.. Phillips. formerly Of Henderson
Ky. but q resident of FL Paso for the
last five years. comes Of one OF Ken
tucky's oldest and best known fan1i-
lies The couple Will reside in this
city. where Mr. Phillips has business
interests and viii be at home al the
Welch residence.
After the ceremony. Christmas din
ner will be served to the family and
most intimate friends from beaui-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-12-25
ELPasoans Away.

Miss Mary Field Page. principal Of
the Ysleta school. went 10 the Page
home in Columbus. y. NJ. 70 spend
Christmas day with her parents.
Mrs Harry " Henderson. wife OF
Maj Henderson, who is now in
France. formerly Miss Stella Klein
man, Of FL Paso. IS spending the win
ter with her brother. Russell. at their
Preside home. Mrs. Henderson eX-
poets to visit her parents in san Diego
after her husband returns.
Miss Lillian Kleinman is spending
an enjoyable winter with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Kleinman. at their
San Diego home. Miss Eleinman has
for her houseguest. Miss Lucille
Carey. OF Plattsburg. No. Miss Carey
Will stay until after the holidays. Miss
Kleinman is a member Of the san
Diego motor corps. She expects 10
get her discharge soon. She will spend
the summer in e. PasO with friends
The Kleinmanns are former Fl Paso
people They have a son. Lieut. Her
man kleinman who IS now on his way
from France and expects TO he nome
by the New Year
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-12-25
Asks For Votes
OnbBThePeOpIe
Think Him Right
TIC. Hayes Announces His
Candidacy For Mayor
Of Ell Paso.

T. G.. Hayes, a fireman on the 7. 4
p. employed in the local yards. for-
maIly announced his candidacy Tor
mayor in a statement issued Tuesday
afternoon He says in his announce
ment:
I have announced myself a. A can
didate for mayor OF Fl Paso. subject
10 the Democratic primaries an a
member OF the B. of L F. & z. con-
nected with the Terminal association.
as a railroad fireman Ny cardinal
notices are Truthfulness, Useful
ness and Righteousness-
I do not request the vote OF any
person. but request all the people OF
Fl Paso TO lend me their confidence,
listen well and weigh the arguments
presented by the numerous candidates,
then. II they believe I am preaching
believe and know otherwise. ii is
their sworn American duty TO defeat
Regardless OF the election results.
viii accept 1t with smile. knowing
that ]. as an American citizen. have
done my duty as saw IT.
The only boss ] intend TO recognize
is Mr. and Mrs. Public Opinion The
only endorsement now have IS my
own idea OF American principles 1 do
not know how large a following may
have now. but the commencement OF a
race for public office Is TO some ex-
tent immaterial. the position OF the
horses in the race. in the minds OF the
public at the end. is the very impor-
tant material factor"
Stewards Platform
OF course, / don't expect any sup
port from the corporations. as I an
making my race in the interests and
on behalf Of the common people" de-
clared Claude A Stewart. in announc-
ing his platform as a candidate for
mayor. Wednesday The planks OF the
platform are;
Restoration OF all iitne buses. es-
pecially those on Bliss street and the
Boulevard: a free bridge 10 Juarez: in
vestment OF $4,000 TO S25,00O for fur
nishing an adequate water service in
Highland Park; establishment Of
baggage service on the Fort Bliss and
Ysleta car lines. placing OF trailers
on Fort Bliss. Highland Park and
SmeIter lines. and the establishment
OF an adequate service on all lines
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-12-25
Happy Dansant Is Given At Woman'S
Club byMrs. Crawford For Daughter

one OF the prettiest affairs o.
" Christmas week was the Gansaut
at the Womau's club on Tuesday af-
ternoon. given by Mrs James Craw-
ford for her attractive daughter. Miss
Louise Crawford. the affair taking
place between the hours OF 8 and s
o'clock The club rooms for this. one
Of the merriest affairs q the sea
son. were decorated with Christmas
greens. one Of the features being 4
Christmas tree. bright with Christ
mas emblems and tinsel- A dainty
ice course was served Assisting in
serving were Miss Katherine White,
Miss Louise Beach. Miss Elizabeth
Pfaff. Miss Burtram Orndorff. Miss
MarEery GOoch. Miss Alziua Ornlorff
and Miss Carolyn Plumb.
Great preparations are under way
for the dance 10 be given by the Scot
fish Rite Masons on December Is in
Scottish Rite hall on Texas street
The dance is for all AIasons and their
families and a big time is anticipated
Clarence Harper. who has charge OF
the arrangements for the New Years
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-12-25
Pupils of San Jacinto School Have
Christmas Program Then Adjourn

INTERESTING Christmas programs
1 were presented at san Jacinto school
the day before the close for the
Christmas holidays. The class rooms
were artisticaTy decorated with
Christmas trees, flowers and pictures.
In some OF the rooms candy and ap-
pies were served. Several OF the pro-
grams were postponed until New
Years eve.
IN the low first. those participating
were: Inez Davis, Marjorie Tobin,
Dorothy Buchanan. Clarice Rogers.
Maxine Rogers. Pauline Hendricks,
Juanita Smith and Maude Denney.
In the high first and low second. the
following took part: Harold Powell,
Eduardo Collins. Esther Orosco, Sarah
Sadowski and Aristeo Almozan-
The low third program was given
by the following pupils- Agnes DOdd,
Violet Burnham. Beatrice Bradley.
Rita MurillO Sarah Thomas. Fred
SCHILLER and Clarence Woolverton-
Waldo Meyer. Helen rank and
Maria and Della Hale par lcipated in
the high third program.
Participants in the high fourth pro-
gram were; Edmond Price, Lois
Chisholm. Lucille Farnagin. Fink
8fosby. Thelma Canadian. Arnold Lane.
Ariel Derry. Harry Sanchez. Antonetta
Herman. Lizzie Foster. Ervan Jackson
and Merle Juge.
The low fifth program was fur
nished by Ruth Marcus. Ruth Gentry,
Dorothy Sloan and Gladys Brown
Ruth Price and Gertrude ArneIl
were featured in the high fifth pro-
gram The pupils had tree in this
room.
The program for the low sixth in
ciuded songs or Relations by Ernest
Stockton, Virginia Krause. Ada Zla-
bousky. Louis Oden, Conception Con-
cha. Emma Harrison. Ruth Holman,
Esther Lea, Magdalena Ronquillo.
Ethel Atkinson. Ethel Goldoff. Ar
thur Lund, Jane Tobin. Gilbert Bu-
chanan and Ethel Hatcher.
The high sixth featured Joe Lacarra,
Willibel French. Carmen Armijo.
Anita Cuaron. Ruby Williams. Dorc-
thy Smith. Ernest Collin. Locleus
Rogers and Joel Webster in its pro
gram
The low seventh had Albert Timm.
Anna Bromberg. Pauline Carson fea-
tured-
The opening Of a Christmas box
closed the program.
The high seventh pupils heard the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-12-25

eve dance OF the Elks. plans TO have
a number OF cabaret features by pro-
fessional entertainers during the eve
ming The dance will take place next
Tuesday night in the Elk club rooms
and viii be featured by a buffet
luncheon as well as the cabaret fea-
lures.
Enlisted men OF the Fifth cavalry
gave a very enjoyable dance 70 their
friends Tuesday evening in the post
hall at Fort Bliss. The nail was ap-
propriateIy decorated in Christmas
green brought down from the New
Mexico mountains a large attendance
Of girls from the city was present
Chaplain Timothy p. O-Keefe was in
general charge Of the affair. assisted
BY the enlisted personnel OF the regi-
ment.
The annual Christmas dance Of the
Country club viii take place this
evening. following a dinner. The club
is decorated handsomely in Christmas
colOrs and green Favors will be dis
tributed TO the dancers and a general
carnival air viii prevail
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-12-25
Gen. and Mrs. HOrnbrook Lead Grand
March At Queens Daughters Ball

/ Mrs s. Aroustein. Mr.. and Mrs John
J. Counors, Mr.. and Mrs z A. Hurd,
AIr. and 1Irs. Charles L PomeroyA Mr..
and Mrs. Vincent s. Andreas, Mr.. and
Ms Edward H Yale. Mrs A Matthias
Mr.. and Mrs. ". D. Wise. Mr.. and Mrs
J. H AfcBroom. Mr.. and Mrs. Alex T..
Licata. Mr.. and Mrs Charles B. Stew
ems and Mr. and Mrs. GUS York.
The c. Of L club viii give a dance
at the Woman's club on saturday
night December IS This dance viii
be the first given by the club in
three years and the guests VIII in
clude the school set Of the high
school and the School OF Mines Of
the year 1916. This club was formed
before the recent war. the charter
members being Lieut. Lowden Wingo,
sgt Grady Weeks. Elliott Chess. Al
Wis Cochrane Donald Grant and Lieut.
James Biggs. better known as Bus
ter who gave his life on the battle
fields OF France. The committee in
charge Of the arrangements for this
dance are Fred Priest. sgt. Grady
Weeks and Sollie Stolaroff.
The ball room at the MOman's club
IS 70 be decorated for this brilliant
affair in the patriotic and Christmas
motifs carried out in Christmas
greens. pOinsettias and flags OF
America and the allied nations
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-12-25

fully appointed table in the dining
room. The central ornament OF the Ia
bic will be a silver vase Of poinsettias.
the flowers being placed I'm a circle
about this vase with stems toward the
center. Red candles burning in silver
candle sticks under crimson shades
add a further Christmas note TO the
decorations Covers viii he placed for
11r. and Mrs Phillips, 2. B. Welch.
Eugene Welch. 1fr. and Mrs W ".
Butler. Nfr- and AIRS. steve AEuirre. jr..
Miss Corrie IVY, William Wilson and
Paul Curry.
The first wedding ceremony per-
formed in the Alta Vista Baptist mis-
sion. at the corner OF Hueco and
Stevens street occurred on the after
noon of Christmas eve al o'clock.
when Miss Lena Paden became the
bride of SerEt- Mason Brown or am
bulance company No 10 OF Camp
Baker The ceremony was performed
by Rev J. T. Daniel Baptist city mis-
sionary. The bride is from Marietta.
O The groC-l is also from Ohio. his
former home being in Columbus He
VIII soon retire from the army. after
being in the service FOR % years He
has been on the border since the with
drawal Of troops from Mexico and was
a member Of the forces who were with
Gen PershinC there The couple will
be az home az their quarters at Camp
Baker
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-12-25
Thursdays Calendar
In Local Society

DED CROSS shop open in san ia
1Neinto plaza
Comforts committee Of the Navy
league open in the morning at the
Popular. with Mrs. Hayes Watson,
Mrs. William Jennings and Mrs. John
P. Krause in charge.
Dance given at the Country club by
Miss Gardner Leeper.
Program at the base hospital al
Fort Bliss. given under the direction
Of Miss Virginia Bean
Dance given the camp auditorium
by the enlisted personnel Of the 18th
cavalry division train.
Tea and luncheon room Of the Red
Cross shop open with the chairman.
Mrs. Charles Davis. and vice chair
man, Mrs. W. d. Wise, presiding. and
their assistants, captains Mrs. l. G.
Witherspoon. Mrs. Charles Pomeroy.
Mrs Carter. with Miss Nellie May
Bowen. Miss Marian Calnan, Miss
Olive Davis and the Misses Vera,
Esme and Sonia Grouse as mattresses.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-12-25
W. V. STERLING IS NOW IN
THE U. S. CONSULAR SERVICE

Christmas cards received from w Y
Sterling at Chihuahua brought the
first news TO many Of his friends that
he is now in the United States consul
lar service. with title OF vice consul
at Chihuahua Mr.. Sterling is well
known in FL Paso. where he was con-
nected for 10 or u years with the
Mine and Smelter-SupDly company. He
is a member OF the TOltec club and
the Country club and was one OF the
leading golfers OF the city. He en-
tered the army some months ago, but
did not reach the front and received
his discharge TO enter the consular
service
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-12-25
about ELPasoans.

Miss Bertha Pool. who is seriously
i'll with pneumonia. IS at Hotel Dieu.
Mrs. Joseph Evans is seriously III
and was taken from the Evans home
on Montana street Christmas morning
TO Rolston hospital.
Miss EsteIIe Ferguson. the daughter
Of Mr. and Mrs. J. c. Ferguson. who
is suffering with n serious attack OF
pneumonia at Rolston hospital. IS
slowly improving.
Dr. and Mrs. ". J. Warnock's
daughter. Liliebelle. who VIII in June
graduate from the Georgetown Vista
ton convent at Washington. d c. is
in Baltimore for the holidays The
house guest Of AIRS. Joseph Healy. for
merly OF this city.
Alton F. Hobein. petty officer, sta
toned at Galveston. Tex. is home to
spend the holidays with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hobein. Mrs. Ho-
bein received a card from her son.
Bud. who is also petty officer in the
navy, now in port in France He viii
be home on furlough after the first Of
the year. He is very much pleased
with the navy and writes; This is the
life"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-12-25

THAT Brig. Gen and Mrs J. J.
Horn5rook VIII lead the grand
march az the 18th annual ball biven
under the auspices Of the Queens
Daughters s. an announcement which
viii add interest 10 The brilliant al
fair.
Irs Hornbrook IS prominent In
nhuauthropic and war relief work
ard as chairman OF the Fort Bliss
RED Coss chapter has done a large
share in the work OF the city and
most IN an OF these activities she
has been aided by her daughter. Mrs
WrE. j i DriscoI. as president OF
ire queens Daughters. and Mrs w
O. Roe chairman OF the arrange
1en-E FOR the dance and tnelr assist
aurs are receiving many names OF
II Pasolus taking tickets for the al
f1ir The following are added 10 the
already long list Of subscribers Tor
5fr. ana Mrs. Joseph " Nealon. Her
bert hoalnel E. 81. ana 10 airs --1z-
Groom. Mr- and Mrs W. T. -Arnolus
Dr. %. Eodarte. 1ir. and Mrs George
p Iahauon- ar and MIS- Horace q
Stevens. ny and Mrs CoolenlA Ut
and Mrs George = Cameron Alr- ana
.lrz frank 3 AiuEa- NJ ana MS
George w knight. Miss Mary Cor
mani ?. A. .hel-ou. 1Tr- and Mrs Lach
7. White. lIr- and 3frs- John L Dyer,
p p Price mr. and 5irs- 3 l. Farrzlr,
Tie White House. 1Tr- and .irs- r. N.
Dudley. Mr. and Ms A L Michels
lIr. and Lrs George p RYAN Jonn
Watt John Mrzv. Lr. and Mrs T. =
girnmour. 1Tr. and Airs W ]. Gaines,
Nfr. and Mrs. a L McKniEht- W h
Teuchler. Dir. and Mrs W P - NC
SAN. Mrs Margaret Caples, Ar- ana
ETrs- aba p Warren. Mr.. and Ms
Maurice Schwartz. George Flory. M
- II r Thorrason. Vincent A.
r-reI Dr.. 7 W Ketchersid- Mr. and
af-r- j. 81 1rcNarv. 1fr. and Mrs ]. A.
rCrzT-auer. Mr. and Mrs. Luis c. FER
nrndez 1fr. and 1rs. r. T. Mueller,
arr. and Airs. T. c. Perry. Mr. and
Mrs. Frank IT. 1iurchisOn, Capt and
1frs " j. white. Mrs Margaret
PucH1er II G.. Edwards. 5. T. Davis,
lfr. and Mrs. Lee Orndorff; Nr-
Tr--e1f II. C-- .enev. Mr.. and Mrs W
D. Toolev. 1Ir. and Mrs J. + Priuin-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-12-25
SPANISH INFLUENZA--THE WAY
TO TREAT IT And TO AVOID IT

allows complications TO develop. These
are chiefly pneumonia and bronchitis.
sometimes Inflammation OF the middle
ear, or heart affections. For these rea-
patient remain in bed until his
strength returns-stay in bed At least
two days or more after the fever has
left you, and II you are over 50 OF not
strong. stay In bed four days OF more,
according 10 the severity OF the attack
HOW TO AVOID THE DISEASE.
Evidence seems 70 prove that this is
a germ disease, spread principally by
human contact, chiefly through cough
ing. sneezing OF splitting. So avoid
persons having colds-which mesns
avoiding crowds-common drinking
cups. roller towels. etc Keep up your
bodily strength by plenty OF exercise
IN the open air. and good food
KEEP FREE FROM COLDS.
Above all. avoid colds. as colds irri-
tate the lining OF the air passages and
render them much better breeding
places for the germs Use Nick's Napo-
Rub at the very first sign Of a cold
For head cold. melt little NapoRuo
in a spoon and inhale the vapors. or
better still. use VapoRua in a benzoin
steam kettle II this is not available,
use an ordinary tea-kettle- FIJI half
full OF boiling water. put in half a
teaspoon OF VapoRub from time TO
time-keep the kettle Just slowly boil
ing and inhale the steam arising.
SOTE-Vick's VapoRub is the dis
covery OF a North Carolina druggist,
who found how TO combine, In salve
form. Menthol and Camphor with such
volatile oils as Eucalyptus, Thyme.
Cubebs, etc. so that when the salve
Is applied 70 the body heat. these in
gradients are liberated in the form OF
vspors- VapoRuo can be had in three
sizes at all druggists While com
paratively new In certain parts OF the
North, u is the standard home remedy
in the South and West for all forms
OF cold troubles-over six million Jars
were sold last year. VspoRub Is par
ticularly recommended for childreu's
Group or colds. as 10 is externally sp-
piled and can, therefore. be used freely
and often-without the slightest
harmful effect-Adr
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-12-25
Man Who Shot Seamonds
Said He Was Being Taken
To Border For Execution

Tucson Ariz.. Dec. 95--The sup
posedly insane man killed on a Los
Angeles train nearing Tucson yester-
day afternoon after he had shot and
seriously wounded conductor John
Seamonds, was identified today as
Bass Jones. OF Nisalia. Calf. Papers
found in his baggage indicate he was
an acJuster Of labor difficulties
few minutes before he opened fire
on Seamonds he told a passenger the
conductor was trying 10 take him 10
the border for execution. He was shot
and killed after a struggle by Fred
Hastings. postmaster Of Red Rock.
Ariz-. a passenger on the train Sea
monds. who is in n hospital here. is
expected 10 recover