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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-11
FIRM IN REFUSAL TO
GIVE OUT CASUALTIES
IN THE OLD FORM

WASHINGTON. u. e.. March 10
Tnc War Department gives no indica-
ion nj Welding in ilS Determination 10
withhold the HON" addresses OF sol
dirrs killed or wounded. or who die OF
other causes in France.
BaSinc It's position on ihr OBJECTIONS
Of The French government, made 10
General pcrshIng. against The Amer
can method of issuing casualty ilstS'
IN. department intends 10 meet ODJ"c'
rIons in Congress from The public WIZ
ne Answer that The old system hriri\H
valuable military ininrmaiiun 10 IN"
enemy and 1kc iarl thai tn" hHarc"i
relative Of soldiers ar" olilCla!ly
mortified hou!S b"iOr" they could Sc'
~. information from the newspapers
The committee on pubic information
maintains It's stand that ID" mere
names OF soldiers, without nome IL"
dresses 10 identify them TO nclghoorS
and friends. or prevent confusion WIN
Other men OF similar name, are so DC
void Of news value that il wlll not Issue
tn" Isis. Therefore. the lists VIII con
iinur 20 b" issued once i day from TN
oilicn.u Of Adjutant General Mccain.
French Publish None.
Pointing ON that The French publish
no casualty list at all. but merely notl
f. tho relatives: War Department OH
rIalS give as their explanation OF Inc
! new NOV" That ihr enemy, D\ Scd'''i'''s
+ he complete casualty lists as lh"!
. have previously been issued Is rnaplcc
! :. ,,;,.,.., ,nr E, Irir iICu of. he IG"ntllN
! of the troops confronting MN
! In The smaller ci'i"S ana 'o"HS II !,
assumed IN" Nor" mention OF Sni
dicr'S naTI" Will lead 10 READ! lnth'I"
: cation and publication without Sr""
{ deal Of effort. but in m" great cl.lr'
his j. accounted we'll nl%hl lmHoSSlnl'
, unless relatives themselves notify lh'
newspapers a. they receive Telegram:
/ from Ih,. War Department.
: In promising TO quickly send ohiCl"'
notifications. 10 relatives. however. Tue
! war Department is careful 10 warn
me ruhiir thai il must not identity
mrn hy their names alone, because
,hora are many ,imilaririrS q! names
! in mo army. TnIrSs Il mans reia
: ,ivrs have received an Official tr!e
..r,m concerning him. the department
r.,,.s ,hcv must assume that some
other man OF the same name Is r.
f.rrnd I'm
Will Cause Confusion.
rony7r..mcn who had lair dem
ons,r,iiun of what 10 expect when
,hr fa;r Of manv men was in doubt
,n,. DAYS when the Tu$cania was Tor
nrInnJ are apprchrnSiyr OF thr DO
,n,rds rhrjr CONSTITUENTS will make
unnn Them, Senator New Of ln~lana
.,Ir..dv has = resolution in he sen
49,, riIrin~ ,nr tho war department. :
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-11
PATRIOTIC ADDRESS
BY GOV, CORNWELL TO.
PEOPLE OF BECKLEy

BECKLEY. W. Va. March 10
Governor John J. Cornwell was the
principal speaker at the largest !a'rl-
o;ic meeting ever held in Raelsh
county here today. held under thn
auspices of the Raleigh county can-
ell of defense.
The governor vas the chief speh'r
for the occasion. He urged the "o-
pie 10 give their whole-hearted up
p0rf 10 the government in the 9aF
with Germany. and called eSpeclal' L
..lrntion TO the fact that the thlrd hD-
rril loan campaign would DC ne
tmosi essential factor in c7ush1S
PruSSian autoCracy.
Conservation. OF food and fuel Ao
! came in for portion of the chrl
icNecuIive'S address, while pafrlolc
ORGANIZATIONS were supported in mir
efforts 20 aid with the WAT work.
! accompanying the governor was }.
". Sullivan. secretary OF the SIZE
council of defense. who expressed lie
! opinion that a healthy spirit or pau
ioriSm was prevailing in West Elrglia
: al This time. County councils Oh %
! tense are nearly in every instane
! Keeping Inc war aims OF the repuoc
| to the fore and keeping The peoE
alive TO the importance Of their du,
Secretary Sullivan said.
4 similar meeting. was held yes!e
! day at Princeton. in Mercer count.
with John J. Gillispie. OF the s;a'
council, speaking under the auspt;'
Of The Mercer county council! OF q
/ fcnsc.
! Tomorrow Judge S. c. Burdot,o.
! Charleston. will address siEIl
meeting al Hinton under the auSnlct
Of the Summers county council OF d
Tense. The day is the first day OF I:
spring term Of circuit court and
! is expected that the crowd VIII ne
! large one.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-11
Frank Mooney of Bellaire
Seriously Injured Sunday

Frank Mooney. of Thirty-sixth and
Nobr streets was seriously injured
Yesterday afternoon about rncA
Whit AT work al the Wheeling Steel
and Iron plant at Bcnwood. Mr..
Mooney was working with force OF
nfcn repairing a heavy set Of scales.
In some. way he fell under the plat.
form Of the SCALES and was crushed,
H." WAS removed TO his nome where
Dr.. k"ysrr attended him.
II was found he. had dislocated
LETT shoulder and other injuries. An
May picture will be taken today a:
the City hospital.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-11
REHEARSAL HAS BEEN
POSTPONED ONE WEEK

The rehearsal Of The Stabai Mater.
or Singers rlun. which WAS 10 have
been held this evening in 81. LukeS'
Episcopal church. has been postponed
until next Monday. evening for several
reasons. It. Is hoped every member
nf the organization will be present at
This M ,tinc. Prof. L. II. HoelZel Is
The DIRECTOR
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-11
FOUR MINUTE MEN
TWICE A WEEK NOW

Commencing this week. the local
four minute men will speak AT th'
several theatres twice L w"ck III
cad Of once or OlI"ncr as ihe occa'
sion demanded before. Word mas
been received from the state chair
man by Chairman Downing OF ~" 10
cal committee asking that Tho men
speak each Thursday and Friday
evening
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-11
FOOT MASHED

hr.hGr THrniei,. Il workman - the
Wheeling Mold X Foundry company.
p"nInsnIar r!.nt. had hi" ri-ht loot
badly mashed his 'n"rnlH,; ah"Hl i2:""
"'riork II" waS removed I" th" North
Wheeling hospital ard r'r'H'"d medical
attention. l." was reported :" b. rest
Ing easy AT II lat" hour ibis morning.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-11
TAXI SERVICE 80 DAY AND NIGHT
PHONES National. 5o6-R.
Bell ..... 800.
GEO. v. DAVIS & SON
Miners Convention Opens Tomorrow.
Corner Fourth and Walnut SITS,
MAETNS FERRY. OHIO.
Smith -Form-A-Trucks for Sale

miners convention opens Tomorrow.
I'll" twentieth annG3! convention of
XIV Suh-dis'ri"t ". :. limited MIN"
Workers r America, VII open ;"uuIr"w
u"rni.G At 10 "'"!u'n IA IA" Sh"rrv"-
ilr-v"v hall on !;uu"."" e'r'r.l vii
!iHu l.. Ia. pr"~!':'u' "t ~. y'.h-,i.--
'r,". .,itI v-"sid,. ~ -" SESSIONS Wh;"h
H'll .r,+.tiguc u&;!l Friday "r Saturday,
''i"r" Wit u" - locals r"Ir.'~, nd
~ ;ir. nr..tin. and mo doubt cluS'' &"
- ., l"::ai"S Viii b" IN :'''r,!I!,,' ~
-. MEETINGS witch VIII h' h,ld '.',"h
:,rl"-nunn and evening. I"lm.""i. J"i-
c.rsru ard ii part nC lirrrlep:. ,pI!-ft2
ar" n III" district md "n'h local III tn
district viii s.ud a I'..~i ~" d.i"git'".'
I" III. r"nN"n'ion.
Si.r- i'r"~I'i"ni John Honr" Nlr'
p-..,:,i.-u, l...' Hail ana s"rr'tH:S 'r,iss-
ur. -. W SaytS" VIII also L.. n at
Tendance. rs hoy Gr' s'-H"HUi.G t. arri,"
- ,... city W,Ir's,ily :urrilH: 'u"j ~Il.
l,.. in ntt"nGnr:"c ut,il ~" .ius' Of ~"
,,:c..';rr Tia ,ndj";,t.""s Ar. ;h,, in"
meeting w:ll -" nu" - N' n:">' si""':.~-
e! held IN tie. >Gh-':jstr!cl !nr -" pa;
Sag."tl years
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-11
Hal Funeral Held.

Tho funeral of ~ M" Thomas '''!>
~ Sl,a4>s SD. y h." d'"i IL ;i' r:tT hos
rital. took ni.,c" yesterday af;"rH""r.
services w.-" .."rd'I"'.'': a h'~ h"tr''
and :a.c-,u"ns Ma mad" n k1*" ali
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-11
n:-rctnrs ~ Nhnt

DIRECTORS q ms l:.'!;I.r.. .\;lii'' J." 1850
c;a'InH xii mt MuuGHI evening il
n. c.iy EN!i!'i.r". Arrangements XII b"
mad" To- III. coming baseball s"a$on -
this C:;!
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-11
Despondcncy Due to Constipation.

Dependency Due to CoNstPaNon.'
Wnrurn often become nervous ana
doSpondcM'. When his is due 10
ron*tipa;ion i, is easily corrected By
taking IN occasional. dos" of Char
brrlain'S Tablets These tablets are
easy 20 take AMI pleasant in effect
ADV
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-11
GroceH TO Meet

submitted :" council Z, ne -csu,a'
meeting -, Suay ov""irg.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-11

stationed AZ camp sheridan. M"n:@om-
.ry. ilu. -,urr 'itrs enlistment, vii re
i:ru - that place to-day. After u 'lS!l
VITA fr:.ud- ~ ''.rs 'ais. captain 'a!h-
w"li ..Hp,clS ~ !,' assigned Toy duty
across, ~. waters WI:lrH Il sh":' me.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-24
Teachers From
Nezg Mexico
AreAtNO9nal
Gather Here For Two
Weeks Course; Credited
Same As New Mexico.

This is New Mexico week at the
FL Paso summer Normal Teachers
from New Mexico have begun to ar
rive New Mexico teachers come in
later. as according TO the law of the
state their required attendance is two
weeks.
In recognizing the Ell Paso Summer
Normal state superintendent Of edu-
cation OF New Mexico Jonahnn H.
Wagner did so for attendance pur-
poses. allowing New Mexico teach
ers 10 receive the two weeks atten-
dance credit i'm FL Paso the same as
10 they attended Summer Normal in
New Mexico
Those who registered since last
week were Misses Talulah Ellis, Nina
Sherry, Catalina Alderete, Josephine
March and IneZ lsaacks. all Of III
Paso-
Result of Conference.
This recognition is one Of the re-
suits OF the conference brought about
by county superintendent Alyra O..
Texas state superintendent and chan
vim stated this morning I'VE must
give Miss Winkler credit for this
first result towards educational reel
Drocity between Texas and New Mex
leo. Ii is the result of two years ef-
fort on her part There is no more
progressive educational leader in
Texas than Miss Minkler"
AIR Colvin leaves at once for a va
cation at Mountain Park y H.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-24
CandidateSFO9
State offices
AreLined Up
Places on Ballot For Pr
mares Settled by Local
Democrats.

Places candidates for state offices
will have on the ticket at the July
% primary were settled by j. j.. Kas-
ter. chairman. and members of the
county Democratic committee Satur-
day evening by lot. 1t was a coinci-
dence that the name of James E. Fer
guson, for governor. was last of the
four candidates for that office Hob
by's name VIII be third in the list
The places Of an candidates follow:
For United States senat1r-R- L.
Heller. Toyah. Tex; Morris Shepard.
Texarkana.
For governor-Henry Clark. Steph-
euville; " W. Gruhbs, Greenville, W
p. Hobby Jefferson; James E Fer
gusOn. Temple.
For lieutenant s0vernor-John r.
Moore. Palestine L. II. Bailey. Hous-
ton. W A. Johnson. Memphis; John IT.
son. MARSHALL s. b. CowelL White
boro.
For chief justice of supreme court
Floyd IT. Spaun. Belton- Nelson Phil
lips. Dallas county
For associate justice Of supreme
court D. Harvey, Houston Thomas
b Greenwood. Anderson county.
For associate justice court Of Grim
inaI apDeals-O- $. baltimore. Fort
Worth F. B. Martin. Longview; r. H.
Ward. san Antonio. C.. A. Pippen- Dali
las. William Piersou. Greenville-
For state treasurer-JCh Ohm W Baker.
Crosbyton; j. NJ Edwards. Runnels
county.
For attorney Eeneral-John W..
Woods. Abilene; C.. II. Cureton. Bosque
county. Marshall SpoOnts. Fort Worth.
For railroad missioner-C ~
HurdIestou. Tarrant county; John l.
Andrews Dallas Clarence f. Con-
more. Willis Point
For controller Of public accounts
sam II. Coodlett Austin; r. b. Terrell
AlcLeuuan county; C.. C.. Mayfield.
Clairette.
For commissioner Of general land
Office. T. Robson. Morris county
For commissioner OF agriculture
Fred Davis. Cooke county; H. a. Hal
bert. Coleman
For state superintendent ~ public
Instruction w. F. Doughty. Falls
county. Brandon Trusseu. Decatur:
annie Webb Blanton. Denton
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-24
PRINCESS GETS
BEST APPLAUSE
This Weeks Show at CraW.
ford Makes a Hit With
Its Audience.

When "the princess OF patches"
with gunnysacking for a robe and
tin dipDer for a coronet. did a grand
march with her prime minister.
ragged. uushaven tramp, and then held
court on a throne Of packing boxes,
the audience at the Crawford theater
Sunday night gave way to the hearth
est and most prolonged applause OF
the season It was an enthusiastic
tribute 20 Miss Emma Bunting. who
was "the princess Of patches" who is
more than good in everything she
does and better than ever in this
funny melodrama-if you can imagine
a funny melodrama-Whlch derives
its name from the princess"
Hiss Bunting was ably seconded D.
The tramp. whose stage name is -Waz-
gles,' and who Is Edward 4leuloVes a
new man in the company SD far as III
Paso is concerned 1lr- Menl1Ve used
20 be with Miss Bunting, 1ur has been
playing in vaudeville ON the coast
His act closed I'm Los Angeles last
week and Miss Buutiug's management
was prompt IN securing his services
He is one Of the best comedians seen
here in many day.
The Princess of Patches is 2 high
tension play. 11l Of action from the
first moments when Miss Bunting in
the part Of a little girl shaving for
a cotton plantation foreman. appears
on the stage clad in barrel. a cos
tune which she exchanges shortly
afterward for one notable mainly for
its rags. il comes out after awhile
that. unknown even TO herself. she is
heiress TO the plantation. but a lot or
things intervene before the climax
HHr IHH
That's where the melOdrama comes
in. with the papers n ever thing But
there's a humorous reverse twist 20
every semi-tragic situation in the
play and it's all so good that the
house ought to be packed all week
Albert Wees has perfectly nice
part ln the role OF Jack Merry. VINO
passes ~ all kinds Of opportunities
TO make love TO Juliet, impersonateu
By Miss Bertha Leigh. and proposes
instead 20 the princess with every
body in the audience admirlug his
good tate without detracring in the
least from Miss Leigh who has 10 act
fin character and accord with the way
the lines run sam C. Miller IS worth
especial mention for his very excellent
work in the role Of an old southern
colonel He makes It genuine. just
as Miss Marie Harcourt makes all
her characterizations live. The other
minor parts are all Up 10 the com
pany's high standard, with less than
which director f. ~ Leonard and Miss
Bunting never would be satisfied
Between the second and third acts
Miss Elizabeth Valde. member Of
the company. sinas patriotic songs i'm
good voice. free OF the usual bad vocal
habits OF theatrical singers For one
good thing. she IS able TO do the un-
usual in giving her audience the wordi
as vel as the music H S. H.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-24
IN RUSSELL CASE
ARE CALLED TO HEARING

Subpenas were being issued Mon
day for members Of the jury which
tried William G.. Russell and SEN
fenced him to 10 years in the peui-
Tertiary. on the Indictment alleging
the murder OF Charles QuaIey. The
jurors were summoned TO appear in
the 34th district court Thursday. the
time arranged for hearing on Rus
sells motion for a new trial
AS one of the grounds alleged for
a new trial was that the jurors dis
cussed matters not I'm issue and that
they arrived at their verdict by lots.
il was thought they would he sued
as witnesses during the new trial
hearing.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-24

taken 10 the emergency hospital.
where police surgeon DR.. John Hardy
attended them Vargas was placed
under arrest on charge OF murder and
taken to the county hospital where
he died Plummer and Todd were
transferred TO the base hospital at
Fort Bliss, where their condition is
reported as not serious.
Justice A. J. Hall was called as
coroner on the case, and after view
the names Of all witnesses TO the Oc-
currence for future reference
Surprise TO Soldiers
The entire shooting occurred with
In the space Of less than a minute.
according 70 Scott He said;
When that Mexican first passed
Us. I noticed that he had a secular
look IN his eyes The pupils were
contracted TO pin points But il was
a complete surprise 10 me when he
unlim bered that gun and started
shooting. It took me a second or two
to get my own gun out, because il
stuck, but 7 intended to kill that man
deader than Hector. After I had hit
him and and he lay there trying TO
lift that gun up TO shoot at me.
deliberately tried to get close enough
TO shoot him through the head. II
Neffgard hadn't taken that gun away
I would certainly have killed him as
ne lay Lnere-
1t is the general opinion that Var
gas had been smoking marihuaua.
Characteristic effects Of the weed are
disregard OF consequences and
rec1lessness and the peculiar contrac-
ton Of the pupils noticed by Scott.
Leader Of Mcxfcams.
lsaas Alderete, familiarity known TO
thousands Of Mexicsns and Ameri-
cans as Ike" was born i'm FL PasO
county Sc wears ago his father befuo
Benigno Alderete, a prominent Tsieta
resident.
Ike" was a leader for years among
the Mexican element Of Fl Paso. and
was credited with having swayed
them en- masse in many a historic
political fight During recent times,
Aiderete's club. La Union FraternaL
was the headquarters for leaders
among the Mexican element Of the
city
sureties for Defendants.
Alderete and his brother. Frank,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-24

were seen about state and federal
courts Il eQuently and were known to
all court attaches for the great num-
Der OF bonds on which their names
appeared as sureties
Besides having given one son.
Ike jr-. to fight for his country.
Alderete had devoted a great part Of
his time towards interesting MeZicans
in the Liberty loan. Red Cross and
similar patriotic drives. Ike Alder
etc. ir.. has been commissioned a
lieutenant in the state national
guard and is now stationed at Camp
Bowie. He was a graduate Of the
Peacock military academy. San An
tonic. Tex
Vargas without Relatives.
The body OF AnicletO Vargas was
buried in the county cemetery at Con-
cordia Monday morning. The man
had no relatives in this district and
no trace could be found Of relatives
elsewhere.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-24

Hays kan. June 2f.-Iu the recent
cyclone here during which ten per
sons lost their lives. the house and
ourbuIldines Of James Mcintosh. a
farmer. were destroyed and school
warrant for S13.6S was lost
L. p. simpson. Of smith Center,
100 miles eastward. found the check
In his vard seEeraI days Inter.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-24
IKE ALDERETE
killed BY SHOT
Stray Bullet Fatal; Crazed
Mexican Shoots Soldiers;
Is Killed.

IKE" Alderete. wei known Il
Pasoan, leader Of 1IeEicaus ia poll
sics for many years. clerk Of the dis
trict court for IA years, lately in
realty and brokerage business, was
Instantly killed Saturday evening
about $3.50 o'clock. when a stray bull
let from the pistol OF Anicleto Var
gas. who suddenly started shooting
at soldiers struck him as he was
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-24
NnfIcr

To Whom IL May Concern; T have
this day sold 10 A Lefkovitz my
tailoring business. including all out
standing accounts. known as the
Hudson. Military Tailor" located at
los East san Antonio street. over the
White Cafe. All persons indebted TO
me viii pay the same TO said A. Lef-
kovitz All parties having claims
against me viii present the same to
me for payment j. II. Hudson
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-24
WOMAN HURT WHEN AUTO
TURNS COMPLETELY OVER

lIrs. r. Deamsura was injured
slightly when the automobile I'm which
she was driving east on Texas street
Sunday afternoon struck a car OPP
Grated by Raul Burciage. as Burciage
was backing the machine out from
9l5 Texas street. where he had parked
IT,
Mrs. Deamsura's car was turned
completely over. and damaged consid-
erably. BurcaiEe's machine. which
was a truck Of the FL Paso Dairy
company. had an axle bent Mrs.
Deamsura was given medical atten-
tion at the emergency hospital
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-24

Washington. D. C.. June "a sup
Elemental wage scale announced to-
day by the shipping board fixes the
pay Of refrigerating engineers em-
ployed on ships operated by the board
at sos a month. electricians SOS, deck
engineers SIS and pumpmen SIS. The
rates are retroactive 10 May T.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-24
The Camera shop-sl1 n. Oregon.


Honolulu. T. H.. June 24-Charles
J. Mccarthy was inaugurated as gov
ernOr OF the territory Of Hawaii sat
urday, succeeding Lucius T. Piukham.
In connection with the Inauguration.
it was announced by secretary OF the
interior Franklin X Lane that presi-
dent Wilson would soon issue a proc
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-24
CHARLES RAY At
GRECIAN TODAY
Has Fast Action Story Of
Thrills and Laughs in
Playing the Game.

Charles Ray viii be seen at the
Grecian today and tomorrow in his
newest Thos. II. Ince picture, playing
the Game" This is a story that VIII
meet with the hearty approval of all
Ray admirers. II has the kind Of
'pep" and humor we love 90 see Ray
associated with. The action is swift
there are plenty Of thrills, and laughs
in abundance Charming little Doris
Lee is ia support Of the wonder
Boy. which is another good reason
why we are sure 10 ENJOY this pic
ture- Playing the Game viii be
shown just two days. today and to-
morr0W.-=Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-24

Rumnnia Weathers Financial storm.
Amsterdam. Holland. June 1f-In
pointing OUT Rumania's difficult IL
uanciaI position to the Bucharest cor
respondent Of the Vossi sche Zeirung.
finance minister Sculescu declared
that the Rumanian National bank was
prepared 20 make q loan on more IA
Forable terms than ever before
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-24

Washington. ID. c.. June zf-Three
hundred and thirty cigarets for every
man. woman and child in the United
States were provided i'm this country
last year. not including the "rou your
own" kind The bureau Of census has
no data on this latter kind
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-24
Y4yKs sTUDYTNc FRFvCH

sand soldiers in the cantonments in
America Go not propose 10 arrive IN
France unable to converse with the
fair French damseL At least that
is the estimate given By Y. ~ c. A
officials OF attendants at French
classes in the camps.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-24

Police officials are I'm receipt Of in
quiry from Rock Island. III. as 20 the
whereabouts OF Adolph Greve. said to
have been in FL Paso some time ago.
The man was reported 20 have been
under treatment az an El Paso hos
pital for paralysis.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-24

washington. ID. C.. June zf-Ru-
mors circulated among Colorado farm
ers thar the government intends %
tax broom corn and other crops 50
an acre were officially denied By the
department Of agriculture today.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-24

Evansville. Ind June 24-A ma
tional fund TO erect a national me-
mortal building in honor Of James
Bethel Graham. resident Of Evansville
and the first American soldier TO fail
in France was started here Lass
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-24

Jewellers are requested TO watch for
lady's gold ElEin watch. case No.
l6yllll- also five gold set rings and
two chains Mrs. n. j. Scott Box $40,
LordsburE. n. ~
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-24
Rirer - ]. Dnmaged.

Washington. D. c., June 24-Partial
destruction by fire OF a river boat
used as a fleet supply vessel at an At
lanric port was reported today 10 the
navy department An explosion pre-
ceded the fire, but no loss Of life was
reported