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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-20
Sunday School Workers
Attend Banquet; Music
and Talks Are Features


About 200 representatives from the
Sunday school workers OF the city
gathered at the banquet given b. the
First Presbyterian Sunday school last
night in the assembly room OF the
church. The reception committee was
composed Of DR.. and Mrs. Chas- l..
Overstreet. Mr.. and Mrs Alex Duguid
and Miss Kate Fink In charge OF the
supper were Miss Louise PREFER, Mrs
A. J. Morris and Mrs. c. H Blanchard.
The dining room was in charge Of
Mrs H. /. Nix, Mrs H NJ Patterson,
Mrs. NJ L. Hamilton, Mrs IS. l.
Crockett, Mrs. L. c. Worcester and
Miss Kate Fink
During the supper music was rem
dered by the ukelele girls chorus,
composed Of Misses Gussie Goar. Hell
en- LsOOmis. Dorothy Lewis and Doro-
thy WaldrOn-
\ recitation was given by Frederiek
Stevenson, jr.: vocal solo by G. F.
Lounsberry: a recitation by Miss Pau
line I.atta. and a violin solo BY Miss
Dorothy Waldron- The program was
in charge OF c. Floyd Morris
DR.. e. L. Overstreet was POSTMASTER
in the absence Of superintendent W v.
Long. and spoke OF his regret in leav-
ing FL Paso. The Sunday school work
ers were welcomed by Mr.. Duguid.
Letters from Mr.. Long and Dr. Rob
erts were read
c. H Appleton spoke on The sun
day School Superintendent Dr. P "
Rigdon. on sunday School Progress
Sunday school Problems by Robert
Lander. ". a. Young spoke on the
7. ". C. A., Mrs. II. 7. Bowie and Mrs
c. L. Overstreet on the Y W C. A.
The benedictiOn was pronounced by
DR.. ]. F. Williams.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-20
BUTTER AND SUGAR GO UP,
BUT POTATOES ARE LOWER

The wholesale and retail prices o.
butter and sugar were considerably
raised at the meeting Of the FL Paso
price Interpreting committee Thurs
dav afternoon in the office OF the dis
irirt food administrator. The govern
ment's requirements for quantities OF
milk and milk products was the cause
assigned. Retailers Of sugar must
maintain the price on the basis OF FOR
mer prices until the supply bought al
low prices is exhausted There was a
5ron I'm the price Of potatoes But
little rice is available and the price
was raised slightly
The wholesale price OF butter was
raised to "a and 60 cents from 4s and
81 and the retail to 90 and 66 from -
and 81 cents. The wholesale price Of
sugar will be 1907 and the price 70
consumer .1107. California potatoes
wholesale are from .054 TO 1886, retail
.Oa15 TO .O44 On less than 10 pound
I Of potatoes, retailers may add Il cent
per pound. All retailers having sugar
I bought at .0S55 per pound must sell on
such basis until their supply is ex-
hausted.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-20
Livestock Market

Chicago Livestock. Llu~e.
Chicago. I'LL. sept eQ.-HoEs- Fsectlp IS
u oo0- Market steady Butchers s-9-lv
= zo-55. light se015G -o-5e- packing
sIT-s5 G1sS5. pigs. $3.50 1925
Cattie-ReceIpts. 5000 Market lower
Beef cattle. s1o-e5Gls-5o; butcher stock.
cows and heifers. $3.50 1875 Gamers anu
cutters. $3.50 I7-50; stockers and feeders
sSa1s- calves. $3.50 e 1880
Sheep-Rseeipts, 2e,90e- Market sleaas
kansas City Livestock. Close
Kansas City. No. sept -9--ttoss-5- -
cefuts. 5gC0 Market lower Bulk, sls 2
ee.z5. heavy. s1s-58G 900; lights, Sis-t5 e
ea-25; pigs. 81 @ 1925
Cattle-Receipts, 5000. Market lower
steers. s1Sa1q.40- westerns, Slo-so g y
cows. S6.e5 T12.5; heifers. Si-s1G lo.s' :
stoczers. $3.50 1873; calves. $3.50 l--9v-
Sheep-Receipts. 5000 Market steady
lambs. s15T17-60s yezrlings- sle-51 g 4s-s1i
v~ethers. s1OTls- ewes, IS g ll-a9-
Denver Livestock. Close
Denver. Colo. Sept ee--Cattle l-ecelp ls
400. Market steady 20 slow Beef steers,
s10a15- COWS and heifers. $40; slocAers
and feeders. 81 1L25; calves s. z l.
FToge-Recalnts zoe. Market &c lower
Tor. $40: bulk. s1s11e.s5-
Sheep-Receipts. 5000 Market SLOW,
Lambs s1fn1z5 ewes, 5000 leeue1
lambs. g1fG15s common ewes, Sbes
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-20

OsteOpaths-McCarJn & Mccarthy.
General practice, also new treatment
hav fever, catarrhal deafness--AdV.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-20
DROUTH STRICKEN FARMERS
INVITED TO SETTLE HERE

The land and irrigation committee
Of the chamber Of commerce met
Thursday afternoon and invited the
farmers OF the drOuth stricken section
OF west Texas 20 come 20 the hlo
Grande valley about FL Paso. The
meeting was called by George r.
.LeBaron. who presided. A number Of
the farmers OF the drouth country
have recently visited the valley and
have made Inquiries OF the chamber
Of commerce as TO the possibility Of
settling therein.
The chamber OF commerce has re-
quested all farmers in the valley who
wish 10 let their land on any basis TO
give IL detailed information as 70
what they have TO offer. and also
farmers who need assistance 10 make
known their wants so that such in
formation may he transmitted 20
prospective immigrants from the
plains
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-20
BOND DRIVE TO
OPEN At STATUE
Gen. Hornbrook Allows
Army Bands; Is Speakers
and Many Singers Ready.

The fourth Liberty loan camDaiss
Will be opened at Liberty monument
on saturday night, September %. ac-
cording TO plans made Thursday eve
ming at the meeting OF the county
executive committee in the sheldon
hotel
Judge l. a. Dale and Rev A F.
Upton will be the principal speakers
and C.. J. Andrews, musical director
has arranged a program for the sing
ing. One OF the military oancs VII
be present and begin the exercises
promptly at S o'clock
Give Speaker Names
The Liberty loan headquarters Fri
day sent TO c. L Simpson secreLaT =
~ the snea kers' bureau. Dallas fed
eraI reserve district. Dallas, Texas
a list OF local speakers available Lor
emergency work over the district
The following names were tor-
v-arded- Rev. p. r. knlckerooeH eE'
Rev. Fuller Swift. rabbi Martin LleL-
cnka, Rev. F. a Upton. T. 81 " ne
Ier. A r. CulWeu, sam y. GilleLl
r +. Thomson. J. " Nealon, ; n
McBroOm. r. II. Dudley, Dan u. JACK
son. Zach Lamar Cobb. Jas o. NC
Narv and John B. Larrozola- Otner-
viii be named later. These speaker
are presumed TO be ready for imme-
date use anywhere and VIII respond
TO telegraphic instructions
Pastors VIII Boost o..
The several pulplts in the city, II
Is contemplated. viii take the Lib
ertv loan bond movement as subject
for discussion on sunday, sept -
Twelve sets Of striking LAoerty
loan posters have been shipped "a
Fl Paso. They VIII be placed every
Burt Orndorff. chairman Of tbs
committee. and Malcolm A. Fraser
Visited Gen. J. J. Hornbrook Thurs
dav afternoon and the general placed
at their disposal for use In the cam
Dafrn the four military bands or tn'
district. and also the regimenta-
choruse1
speech and song Ready
Three minute speeches and song
twice every week during the can
pafgn viii entertain and entnus'
sDectators NJ the theater and NOV
ing picture places. Ben lewis q
fbs G-eriau. and VIII Winch. OF TINS
Wigwam. attended the meeting ~
assured the committee that al the
alter men and moving picture -. -
gers would gladly consent 10 TINS AZ
n. III. Fryer. Chairman OF the com
u-ftree on four minute speakers re-
ported that he had secured the SCI
/ vices 81 about Is Of the best IN tn'
r p orndorff. Malcolm Fraser
WI Winch. W. II. Fryer. George X
T.eBaron. W. " Bridgers. C. J. An
/ d-eus. Dexter Mapel. Ben Lewis an.
Z smith Whitman attended the meeting
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-20
MAKE
CORN STRONGER
Cessation of New Business
In September Delivery,
Though, Curbs Bulls.

Chicago. Ill. sept 20.-Corn developed
considerable strength today as result OF
frosts last night. Action OF the exchange
directors putting e stop 10 uew business
IN the September delivery counted, how
ever. as a handicap on bulls
Opening prices, which ranged from : q
z C higher. with October at S1-55 1-55 y,
and November az S1-s9Z q 1-50, was fol-
lowed by slight further gains. and then
a general reaction.
Weakness prevailed later owing 70 com
mission house selling due 70 increasing
belief that the bulk Of the crop was safe.
regardless Of frost
The close was heavy. 1- @ 2Aic net
lower. October at s1-5ess q 150S, and No
vember s1-f7E G1477i-
Oats Harden With Corn.
Oats hardened with corn. After opening
a shade of TO 3 q Z C net higher, with
October at 134sc C, the market rose Attle
all around. and then eased back
Provisions had an upward slant. Notice
was taken Of the fact that shipments were
liberal. compared with year ago
Subsequently. declines in the hog market
carried provisions down grade
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-20
ENGINEER killed, 2 MEN
HURT IN WRECK NEAR CUMBRE

Miguel 1Lunoz. engineer, was killed
and two other employees. Rosendc
Mates and 3. Salas, were severely in
Jured IN a wreck on the Mexican
Northwestern railroad near Cumbre.
Chih.s Monday, 90 is reported Judge
Iesus Cuen, OF the federal district OF
Juarez. IS making an Investigation OF
the matter. It IS said that none OF
the passengers were hurt
The body OF Munoz, the dead enEi-
neer. was brought TO Julrez for
buriel. He was IS years old and IS
survived by his widow and three
children
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-20
Tiny Lad Held, With
4 Knife; Another Boy
Has 4 Silt In Side

A tiny lad. Bernardino Perez, re-
siding AT san Jacinto and Ninth
streets, is under arrest by the police
charged with assault TO murder. Ju-
liam Perez. aged %. a cousin OF Ber-
nardino. has a bandaged slit IN his
left side. just above the hip. while a
rusty. ugly looking pocket knife, IS
held in the tailer's office as evidence.
Both boys were viewing the per-
Torrance in the Alcazar theater on
South II Paso street az s o'clock
Thursday night. Julian accused Der
nardino Of kicking him and Julian
denied the charge. Then the two boys
went outside followed by a gang.
where a tussle began. according TO the
police
Bernardino is but ten and Julian IS
l. and larger I'm size. Demanding VIII
be turned over 20 Mrs. Emma Web
ster, probation officer
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-20

pr. 80. pentist. Ed lIIns BlaE.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-20
Allied Labor Congress
Declares Brest-LitoUSB
Treaty a Menace to Al

London, Eng, sept. eo.-The Inter
allied labor conference today adopted
an amended report OF the interna-
tioual relations committee regarding
Russia. in which 10 was declared that
the Brest-Litovsk treaty, II permitted
10 stand. would confirm the collapse
of the Russian revolution and affect
adversely the future OF the democ-
racy Of the world. The report then
reads
that the present efforts Of the allied
governments TO assist the Russian
people must be Influenced only by a
desire TO preserve liberty and de-
1nocracy in order 20 obtain durapl
world peace in which the beneficial
fruits Of the Russian revolution sfall
be made permanently secure"
The conference yesterday accepted a
report endorsing the II peace conol-
lions outlined by president Wilson.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-20
Luncheon Saturday In
Honor of 7. G. McNary

In honor Of James G. McNary, who
IS back from a trip 70 France for the
national war work council OF the y
n. c. A.. a luncheon viii be given IN
Hotel Paso del Norte at noon Satur-
day. Mr.. McNary viii be here for a
few hours and will address the meet
ing upon the work now being done in
France-giving his personal expert
ences. He has a message from Gen.
Pershing TO his FL PasO friends and
has \ mint OF personal Information
which he is expected 10 relate
The luncheon Is being arranged for
by judge Adrian Pool and Robert L
Holiday and is FOR men and women.
It viii be 81 a plate. Reservations
may be made this afternoon or sat
urday morning by telephoning Mr.
Holiday at 228.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-20
Parsons FLAGSTAFF UP
AT HIGH WITH CEREMONIES

A IS feet steel flagstaff, donated by
Harry Pearson to the high school 10
replace a smaller one he gave last
year. which was blown down. was
erected on the school stadium at
o'clock this afternoon. with appropri-
ate ceremonies by the cadet corps
Mr.. Pearson VIII leave Saturday for
Boston, where he viii enter the Mas
sachusetts school Of technology, which
is now a students army training
camp. Charles LcGrady and Philir
Stevens. who were graduates last ses-
sion from the high school with Mr.
Pearson. have already gone 70 Boston
10 enter that institution.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-20
STOCKS SHOW
WIDER DEMAND
Long List of Shares De-
velop Strength In Street
Friday.

c-OTE-Prices reflect closing quotations
Friday, sept 90
New York. sept. 2o.-Fresh evidence OF
. broadening demand was afforded In the
stock market today by a pronounced snow
Of strength ln a long list Of shares. when
comprised both the socalled war and peace
issues Special groups were responsive 20
particular iufieuces-
sales approximated e15. 900 shares
The closing was finn
steels Among Leaders
stceIs AID equipments resumed leader
ship at the opening Of the stock market
TO-DAY
Belief that the steel conference at wash
fuetcu would result In an upward revision
b. prices was the osteusible cause FOR the
lurinE OF CnitCd states steel, which nd-
ranced nearly q point Impending large
orders for equipment fcstercd purchases OF
Baldwin locomotive and American car at
substantial Improvement Recent favor
ites as oils and shippings were rele-
Eated 20 the background, but there was
Increased inquiry Tor several lesser known
rneciaIties- notably Burns brothers Ca
madam Pacific advanced = point
Opportunity For Bulls
A-cumuIa-lre Evidence that the recent
selling had run Its course afforded up-
uortuuiry for the bulls forces on the stock
market during the morning. While buying
u the railroads was o. q limited char
acter. various issues moved forward smart
r. Numerous specialties established adj
rauces OF one 10 two points, with tho
short interest active buyers.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-20
AUTO THIEVES LOOT BEING
IDENTIFIED; MANY LOOKING

Developments in the automobile &C
cessories thievery reported by city De
tectives Friday were that the boss
rubbar Co. Identified a new tire stolen
a few months ago, and that large
amount of material remains at the
office Of detective Capt W A simp-
son awaiting Identification Men are
constantly coming 10 detective head
quarters, asking about small articles
that disappeared from their machines
during the past months.
A Ford car is standing IN 'front.' o.
detective headquarters, on when hao
been worked a very clever scneIllS
The car is a 1911 model but the en-
zine is a 1917 model Al serial num-
bers have been filed off the automo-
bile. even the tire serial numbers be-
ing destroyed.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-20
MASSACRE CHIEF
SHOT IN BATTLE
Martin Lopez, Mexican
Bandit, Is Reported
Wounded BY Guards.

Martin Lopez, second IN command OF
Villas band. was severely wounded
curing a fisht Tuesday with the Chi
huahua home guards in command OF
Juan Reyes. according to semiofficiaI
report received here Friday. The
fight occurred at BelIeza. IN western
Chihuahua Lopez is held responsible
for the recent train massacre on the
Mexican Central railroad
Lopez was following behind villa
en- route to Inde. Durango. according
10 this information Hearing that a
small band Of his men were being at
tackled near Parral. Lopez and his
command started 70 their relief on
sept. 16- En- route they encountered
the home guards. Lopez had TO be
carried off on a pack saddle TO the
villa rendezvous In the Durango
mountains. according to the report.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-20
HARRY MCLANAHAN KILLED
BY LIVE" WIRE In ILLINOIS

Harry c. McClanahan, formerly as
slstant superintendent Of the Mexico
Northwestern railroad and yard
master at Juarez, was killed on sept
"a at Harrisburg. III. when ne
era sned a live" wire crossing rail-
road tracks above a box car he was
walking on. according to word re-
ceived at the offices Of the Northwest
ern here. The body was buried az
Sullivan, III, home Of the decedent S
parents.
NcCganahan was a freight con-
ductor on the big Four railroad
With his family. he lived at III Arl-
IONA street. Fl Paso. up to last April
He is survived BY his wife, one son.
Jack: n daughter. Mrs. Mack snyder
Indianapolis, Ind; his parents. M
and Mrs. A. T McClananan' sum y an. ~.
m. two sisters, Mrs. Charles Ross
Kan. Wildwood, y. J.. and Mrs carl
Sherred Clarified. Pa.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-20
STRONG TERMS USED BY
CRITICS OF REPUBLICANS

ing In strong terms records Of certain
prominent Republican leaders. the
Democratic state convention in its
platform adopted here today declared
that as long as the Republican party
endures these men in official positions
In the organization, It has no right to
ask the patriotic people OF Illinois Tor
further confidence
One plank reads:
sfThe Republican party has retained
as vice chairman OF its national com
nittee and member OF Its executive
committee one who has deemed unfit
10 be its national chairman for the
specific reason OF questionable loyalty
10 the cause OF The United States IN
this war"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-20
n. Y. LISTED STOCKS
MONEY AND METALS

CBy Associated Press).
Sew York Sept 2e--LercautiLe paper
9 months. percent: G months. s percent
Sterling s3-day bills, sAsZai CONNER
ciaI 60-day bills on banks t4-12iss com
mercial 61-day bills. s472i demand
s4-5 7-1s: cables. S8.76 SIG.
Francs. demand. s5.44; cables, $5-4h-
call money. strong high o low o
ruling rate. O. closing bid, q, offered al
6. last loan, e; hank acceptance, 4 = per-
I.ead-spot. ss-05.
speIter-Firn1. East ST. Louis delivery.
spot $3.50 So
LONDON METALS MARKET
London. Eng. sept ee--The following
we're the quotations N the London nei-
ais market today:
TIu-spot. f34I lGs- futures. $3.50 los
spot coppers and futures, El-z; electro
spot copper. 1884, slsetroiytie, 1881
Lead. Ee9 Jos
Suelcer-E54-
THE LOCAL MAKKET-
Mexican hank notes, state bills. q lse
Mexican pesos, 1sc-
Mexican gold. IS G5slac-
Il Paso smelling Quotations
Bar silver CHaudy Harmon Quota
tom. sLolL.
London lead f-e-
Pig lead. ss-05-
Copper-Wlre bars. SIS.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-20
MARKET
QUIET, STRONG
Feeling In Financial Circles
More Optimistic; De-
mand Is Anticipated.

The New York stock market was quiet
Friday with prices very firm. according
20 advices 20 J. S. Curtiss * Co, Hotel
sheldon. There was more optimistic feel
lng generally In financial circles. which
is reflected in every department OF the
securities market The feeling was gen
eral that Liquidation has completely -un
its course. and that from row on there
would be & quiet hut steady investment
demand which viii cause prices 10 WORK
gradually higher
on the curb. the same optimistic feeling
prevailed and prices were quiet and firm
but without any notable changes IN quota
tons
The following quotations give noon
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-20
Dressmaking

~--~-~-~-~--------~~-~--~ -----------~~~~--------
MESDINC neatly done. Phone ss35J-
DRESSsIAKING. remodeling. Ph. T7sIw.
DREssMAKING. remodellnE- Pa s9ss3L
CHILDREN's and plain sewing. Ph- ssl5-
WEMSrIrCHIN1
on al classes % material. fifteen cents
per yard singer Sewing Machine Co.
eos So FL paso St.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-20
SPECIAL HOLIDAY MUSIC
FOR TEMPLE MT. SINAI

Special services for the festival OF
Succoth or the annual harvest festival
will be held at temple Mt. Sinai this
evening at S and Saturday morning at
10 As has been the custom hereto
fore. this festival will be made
especially attractive 10 the children
and these will receive gifts from the
congregation at that time. At the eve
ming service rabbi Zielonka VIII
speak on Food Conservation and AT
the morning service on Booths" The
temple Mt. sinai choir under the d.
rection Of c. J. Andrews. will render
the traditional music for these serT-
ices.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-20
Ambassador Page Is
HOnored In England

London. Eng. Sept. 2o--N aller
Hines PAGE. the retiring american
Ambassador to the court OF 81 James
was presented today with the aoaoI-
49, freedon Of the borough OF Ply
mouth. enclosed in a silver model OF
ne pilgrim ship Mayflower. me
presentation was made privately IN
London.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-20
COMMITTEE BOOSTS SALE OF
WAR STAMPS $4,000 in DAY

War saving stamps headquarters IN
liberty monument alone took IN
$4,000 in cash Thursday as result OF
work OF the organization committee
The committee is going over al c4tos
and vvor<inn TO increase the number
81 buvers- This committee requests
that all secretaries come quickly when
called. They are busy men VINO nav e
dropped their own business affairs Tor
the week and are devOring their entire
time to w. s S work
T,urin.- August there was a falling
off OF buyers which necessitates a 50
percent Increase. that the set mark
may be reached The new scale OF IN
vestment begins the first Of october
and continues for three months
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-20
Bank RObbing Season
Opens Early; Chicago
Institution Is Looted

-obbina- season opened ahead OF the
first frost in Chicago today, when 1lFe
bandits looted the Argo state bank OF
practically every dollar Bank OH
Gals placed the booty at s-9,yv9 ~
currency and between SSe,ou3 ana
100000 In Liberty bonds.
The quintet locked Fred Hellard. A
cashier. his assistant and stenos-
rauher In the lavatory. The ROBBERS
ee-rUef
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-20
PNEUMONIA KILLS IS IN
ADAY AT CAMP DEV0NS

deaths from pneumonia developing
from Spanish influenza were reported
among soldiers at Camp Devons to-
dav. While the total Of deaths was
the largest recorded for single day
camp medical authorities said tnal
the epidemic was waning
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-20
AGITATING FOR STREET CAR
LINE TO HIGH IS RENEWED

At d meeting OF the parent-teach-
ers' association OF the high school
this afternoon, the agitation was re-
newed TO have the street car COM
pany build a line 10 the high school
Requests for such a line have been
made repeatedly since the erection OF
the school building
Mrs. ". .. Howe IS president OF the
association
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-20
CARRAZCO, VILLISTA, IS
EXECUTED, SAYS A REPORT

francisco Carrazc0, a VIA leader
operating IN the vicinity OF his native
home in santa Rosalia, Mex, was e1;-
ecuted last Friday By orders Of Gen
R0saIlo Hernandez. a former VIlla
general. who IS now IN command OF
a federal force. This Information was
received here from Santa R0salia.
CarrazcO was captured a short dis
lance from Santa Rosalio. Eight fol-
lowers. who were captured with him.
were later released Carrazco was
the son Of a prominent resident OF
Santa Rosalia-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-20
DROUTH SUFFERING IN WEST
NOT AS BAD AS PICTURED

Washington. D. c., Sept e0.-Secre-
tary Houston. on his return from a
trip through drouth stricken regions
OF the west and northwest announced
today he found conditions in the
northwest less unsatisfactory on the
whole than had been pictured. The
number OF farmers seeking leans from
the s5.00O.00O fund. he said. viii be
much smaller than was anticipated
Certain sections Of the northwest had
suffered Ereatlv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-20
COWwFy,s CTrn no FT.rcr

At a meeting OF the members Mon
day afternoon at the club rooms in
the COney Island building. the FL
PasO Cattl emen's Home association
viii perfect its permanent organiza-
ton Norwood Hall. temporary pres
ident. viii call for the election OF
permanent officers. IL IS expected
that the club rooms win be ready for
occupancy by October l.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-20
Lodge Notices

Ell MAZDA TEMPLE
Regular session FRIDAY,
s p. III. at Masonic Tenn
pie. All Nobles requested
10 be present. Eisliing
Nctles welcome
". H Mccullough.
Recorder.