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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-01-20

mando luego ALI un tren para esta
ciuGad.
UnoS cuantos minutes antes de Ia
una DE Is manana, les novios y Ia sue
gra sc presentahan en- Ia casa del Re
verendo Boeve, que vestido Y TODD,
los estaba esperanto aun para cele-
brar Ia ceremonial. Cuando el reloj de
Ia sala de Ia casa del Reverendo da-
ha la ma. el sacerdote con su Voc
calmada Y dulzona. hacia a los no.
WIGS las preguntas de rigor Y les jun
taba las manos para bendecir IA union.
Asi, Y gracias a Ia pacie7te espera
del pastor cue en- esta ccasioa hiZo
fallar al refran aquel que dice que
eel que eSpera, d~esespera,' los novios
Pudieron salir ahora para Washing
ton, en- TN c6modo departments de
III CAIRO Pullman, en- donde sin du-
da olvidaran las peripecias que les
courtroom en- su viaje 3 Tarrytowa.
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WINNIPEG. Canada. Enero Is
Il. auroridades De Immigration de
r6..a-toa esuan uhora escribiendo ct
c~a,;uaIo final en- cl case mas extra
ordirario. quiza. en- IA historic del
crin!er en- Canada. preparando c!
~eypediente relative Il Ia deportation
de Walter lei. III muchacho de
--ece mos de edad, que hace dos Sc
manas cometi6 una de esas estatas
nuc harlan cflebres Il los mas IA
moses dclincuenteS De esa case, de-
f-au4ardo habilmentc a los bancos
de- esta ciudad con cheques sin va
lor. e. audaz p~i!luelo hizo I'M VIA
ie nor todo el pals poniendo en- prac-
tica sus habilidades lupinescas, por
espacio de varies meses, ohtenlendo
pingues ganancias.
Durante su permanencia en- esta
ciudad, logro hacer o Su puerlll-
dad de niho, que dos in~stituciones lie
pagaran documentos de credito frau
dulentos.
Ell ~pillueio escogia para su aren-
tura, una bora en- que hubiera mucho
trabaio en- el banco Y el caiero estu-
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A los trece amos ha cometido una
serie dc audaclsimas estafas
In muchaclo canadiense Sc burl6 de mt
chos bancos y les rob6 dinero

vie~a muy ocupa!o, Fresentandose
"~ntcrces con un cheque nagadcro q
John Carter. quien decia ser q. Y p!-
diendo que Ia cantidad menciCnada en-
el docume3to Sc ic deiara en- deposit
TO. en- in misma institution, descon,
tando tan solo $l5 que decia nece-
star.
En- uno dc los barcos Ell donde Sc
uresent0 e. audaz raterillo, pidio
cen tai ap!omo y confianza Il Con-
tabor que le marcara q che4ue, que
81 empleado 10 hizo sin titubear.
Me haria listed el favor de mar
car este cheque? dijo e! p~illuelo al
Contador. 'El '%cajero no me 10 quIere
pagan. Necesito .unicame!te Sl5 de
esa cantidad, Y quiero zanzibar mi
cuenta corriente con el National
Trust Company a este Banco.'
El Ccntador no V0 ninguna mala
fe en- Ia apariencia de ingenuidad de!
nino V no tuvo Ia menor sospecha de
que ell cheque fuera false, por 10 que
10 marco como 10 redia el jove7>
En- otru banco. ell muchacho Sc
present6 sin SAGE y dijo al Contador
que necesitaha mos cuantos pesos,
al mismo tempo que lie presentaba
un cheque para que 20 pagara, midi
candoIe que el resto de Ia cantldad
indicada en- ell documento, Sc lie depo-
sitara en- el banco Il 81 cuenta. e
empleado de esta i%nstituci62 Tampa
co tuvo el menor reparo para entire
gar al muchacho los SIS que le pedia
V abonarle el resto en- una cuenta
que le ahrio. En- las ofic:nas del
National Trust Company intent6 el
mismo juego V Re do tambien buen
! r~eSultado, e igual en- el Banco de
Montreal, en- donde present6 dos che
ques por $50 cada no No obs
tante que el Caiero Y ell Contador Sc
rehusaron a pagarlos, Sc le abonaron
en- Gambia q su cuen.a.
Cuando el ioven era preguntado
por su Residential. daba direcciones
de casas desocupadas. Cuando Sc
present0 de nuevo en- Ell Banco de Ia
Union, volvio a indicar que estaba de
urgencia, pero el cajero Sc rehuso
terminantemente a pagan el cheque
que presentaba, hasta que ell mucha-
cho fuera identificado propiamente.
Por fin el joven fue detenido en-
Edmonton Y traido a esta ciudad, de
donde sera ~deportado, toda vez que
debido a Su reaor edad no puede ser
SOmetido a un proceso.
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DesafiandO a una tOImeRta
de nieYe iuGTOn aCaSaTSe
unos ansrfeIsdOs R0yiOSss:
ShoS ai

TARRYTOWN. y. X. Enero Is
Una prueba De que toGo 10 pueIe e
Amor Y de que para 81 no hay obstacu
10 invencible. es IA que Sc m da'io
agui. por una pareja de novioS. gu"
d~esafiando Ia terrible tcrment& dc
nieve salieron de Nueva York anoche
' despues de p&sar las de Cain, en- E!
canine, pudjeron al fin verse unidos
Dor UT Reverendo. digro rival del
Santo JOB, por 10 paciente.
Miss Hanna van E~ollenhoven. pia-
nista y compositora Y Raul lie Mat,
quien desempena un puesto en- Ell ser
vicio diplomatico de los EstadPs Uni
dos. fueroa los protagonistaS de Ia
frigida hazala y el Reverend Lucas
Boeve, el paciente pastor que santi-
ficara "a union de "a enamo-ada pare
ia.
Miss van Follenhove2 es hiia de
Mrs. Elizabeth van Vollehoyen, pro
minente dana de Ia sociedad neoyo--
kina. Juntamente ron Mr.. lie Mat, IA
noyia y "a madce salieron aver de y.
York en- automovil, POGO anteS de las
ocho de la noche, para dirigirse a II
casa del Reverendo Boeve, en- este
distrito. La ceremonial estaba fijada
para las nueve de II Aoche. y el pas
tor Sc encontraba listo esperanto 4 los
novioS a Ia bora fijada.
Al salir de Ardsiey el autom0vil del
grupo matrimonial, como Ia n!eve ha-
bia cubierto todos los caminos e impe-
dia' 10 fuerte de su caida que e!
chauffeur pudiera jr manejando COZ
deSt-eZa, este perdio e. canine Y hubc
de tilatarSe east una bora en- contrar
10, y clio teaienio que regresar hasca
HaStings-on-HuaSon
Para aItonceS, q bora tijada para
n ceremonial habia paSado Y los no
vios ~enpezahan a desesperarse. FL
chauffeur seguia batallando con los
numeroSus obstaculoS del canine. Cue
z cada ratio eNtraviaha per que n ME
We no dejaba que Sc d~escubriera rastro
aleuno de 81. Por fin despues de mucho
batallar Y cuando habian logrado salir
del pueblo por Ell canine de Ia Gere
cha que conGuce a ests p~obiacion, las
ruedas del frente del caro- en- q via
jaban los novos y la suegra Sc atasca
ron en- un hollo lleno de nieve, del
que ell chauffeur no pudo ~sacarlas
mater:almente-
Desesperados los novioS Y Ia sonora
! madre de Ia novia. ahandonaron eI au-
tomovii y Sc fueron a esperar IN tran
via de los CUE hacen e. trafico entire
Ioakers y Ia popIoSa urbe. \ =
ritsd del canine de YonkeFs, ell tro-
ley del rsnr!a Sc desconpuso Y hu-
DO necesidad de perder otra media
hoca, hasta que al fin, el grupo rlatr:-
monial, echando chispas. pero no per
ESQ menos enamoradps los novios. lie
| caron a Workers a IA media noche, 10
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INA OFERTA EXCEPTIONAL
Solo Sc rcquiere "a rsmesa del pc
uuefio impurfe de 50 centayos.

Sc curan los honbseS Geb!les ' DerEfo-
sos radical : pegu,anentsuan,s, COZ {! uSo
Do NOVO. = una medicinal maEsSlioSl.
que ~ he Cursdp i miles ' miles = eSta
IL dcIeuIe. u SURE I'd. De Deh.lidaG
S-rvIosa. lIn9oIeDt.2. F3lta &C Eisor 0
4. MeUar!a. NrdiGa lie fluido Wal. Ne
Iancolia, puIoS d. CaDeza, Dolores De los
NgNones O alsuns enfermedad de las Was
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de Colcen,Tar las Ideas. TGinidez { Inca
Dacidad para preSeIiiaT>e natural COMO
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con MONO. E>ia meLICln1 Ie hdte en- cor
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Para prpbsrle I Ia. cue NONO puete
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rraiamtento sin marcaS que puetan indi-
car 81 eonleniGo.
Novo COMPANY. Dept /.
Box 1900, Philadelphia, Pa., E. .. 4.
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Sc DICE QUE KERENSKY ESTA
EN- SUECIA.
Srr,icio E>prrial para Ia rRENSa.

Srr,icio E>prrial para Ia pRENSa.
PETROGRADO, Enero i9.-El
periodico "Vechernia Vremya', Qac
reanud0 aver en- la tarde su publ
caci6n por Ia primera e desde qre
los bolshevikis asumieron el poGer,
pub!ica una information en- IA one
dice que el ex-Primer Ministro III
so Alexandra kerensky Sc halia en-
Suecia, pe-o sin indicar ell lugar de
csc pals. en- que dicho poiit:co Sc en-
cuentre.
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olEJ Mas Competo Eqmpo n ell Sur err mi ermosO ySannar0 Salon de OperacOnes'
sUHNih N MEDCENAS FREsCAS DE- MI PR PIC BoRATOR
MIS- oEcrlas ou PAN Tm0 IN scGUNDO pE0. Sc HABlA ESPANOL
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uEBuIDiD NERNlOSt - ana ucph
c>h,uSta cundIcI0G dr To- Rer.io> u W
.n".roS nrrIio>n>. Satie pucdc r>tar
merle y robu>uo i III lSteua ncr.Ieso
rsti arruina,io. vi t~ratamiehto nuH Ps1nI
10 >u>penGc Ia nrrttoNidad; IA Gsp,n ntaS
mental drbIlitamirnto vital en- louos
-. ra>o> rurabIc>. nn dcoefia u>!eo
Irmorar>r u e>ia >nlTIendo DC r>o> >ih''-
Hla>. ~ ,Iu,-
u%IDRUCEl-E rr>uiia de- Il SNFFE' ~
e. ,Ificil Il>tinguirla DE ta>
ruplurn> u yarlcocrIe>. FL meioGo CUE
,o u-o para eorrrgir IA hidrncrlr' en,tn-
Sus eompIrtamente tc>de Lueao ~ s9nS;
.rane n>ieI lnIlamadaS las membranes mil
", csds HAGA IN FINAL E
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RECORTE

listed y sux-de ests direction para 90.
So Ia mueSIre 5 sUs amigos que sufres
de cslios, mezqu.nos, zizotes y granos dc
Ia piel. Con 25c., en- timbTes posta'es cue
ma RENTS. !e manGo y vuelt3 DC correo
frsnco de- porte. upa caits De pomscs
Gonzalez. La meior del munco para estss
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persona que Sc cure y 20 ssne-
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Los dolores de Ia FlsureSia cStan local.
zaGos preciSamente abajo de las cosiillas
cortas. Fl lunbaso afec:a Ia mlsma region.
peTo haCia n espalda- FL BALLaRD'S
SNOW LlNIMENT - Ell neiOr remediO en-
diCho case 81 Sc frOta con el II paTle do
lorida, ceSa el dolOr, Sc albanian los mus
culoS Y el paciente puede moverSe libre-
menre y estar conlodo. Precio. 25c, SOC Y
Si.H0 ror botella- De -enra 3Or Fl. Cohn
& CO. -kdv.
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co>a> dr IL hoca y la g:rganla; 'FuHE cSraS,
rn a. nr,esoS manrha>. U ioda> las at-
sSior del cults, debsria listed 'rn,r
> ysrmc \ reclbir mi famo>" rrinrd.o; mi mi
a.. In, ~>iniolna> cSiaran pront" haio III
LomlnlO. -. est, ma
.,T.rn,.tad muN mulr>;a ' p~rrlua'c'a' '
,,r rrIIqro>o> -lectu> >obre iod" FL ,nr
MA I.rilsrIo. 70 irato rada raN0 " Nv
An con ,uS ,ugcncia>. ur
INTERMEDIATES EHPt,iALH. Ira'
49, pnr aq,,,. responded i MI lFa'a-
miento- r,.5,. tunnres
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OCURRA HOY. LAS DEMORAS SON PEuGROSAS

DESEO AYUDAR A LES HOMBRES AFLIGIDOS
E invite a tcdos elcs a que ,engan a VERNE on toda confianza.
Mis- metodos superiaes ce tratamiento han probado bIn TODD el
tempo y son SECURES sus buenos resnltadGs. 81 tene I'D. alguna
enfermedad cronica, nerviesa. compEcada o dolenria especial, debe-
ria ccnsultarme desde luego. 10 Sc demorc. la dilaciGn es ell la.
Gron del tempo" Cada da estoy siendo consuftado por enfermos
que, ST antes hubieran ceplrido a mi. en- primer luga, les habria
oconomizado, tempo Y dinerD.
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TIENE I'd.
PAR nlF7 DIAS SOLAMENTE ESTE TRATAA|EN1O
IyrNES -HoNRRES De EDAD MEDlANA= HONBRS 'lFJOS

-,u.u han uuuadoua d deMde sS mT eTwT Me1m S "GE
Qus@s %d SSE%0Ey MAJ m%TS Ma IARGA y sATsFAToRLA VIDE oN'h"N \ N"|
AN Ut TRArADos DE AS ENFERnnEpaMoHHRSa HSE ES sGcA DE rRVTAIENTo
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-25
A Mothers Happiness
Made Perfect
OF usnost Importance Thst She Have
Every Care.

The ezpectant mothers physical COM
fort should be our first thought and all
about her should see 10 Il that her prep
zrztion for baby's coming be complete
There Is a most splendid remedy TO
prepare women for the greatest time in
their lives. known as Mothers Friend Il
Is applied 20 the muscles OF the abdomen,
gently rubbed IN. and at once penetrates
10 relieve strain on nerves. cords and
llgemsnts- Il makes the muscles 50 Pill
ant that they expand easily when LADY
arrives; the hourE at the time are fewer
and pain and danger al the crisis is nat
urally avoided.
Mothers Friend enables the mother to
preserve her health and strength. and
she remains a pretty mother by having
avoided discomfort and suffering which
more often than otherwise accompanies
such an occasion when nature Is unaided-
Every nerve, muscle and tendon Is thor-
cughly fabricated Discomfort during the
period Is counteracted. and the skin. after
the crisis. Is left smooth and natural
Write 10 the Bradfield Regulator Com
pany. Dept 3. Lamar Building. Atlanta.
Georgia, for their Motherhood Book, and
obtain bottle Of Mothers Friend from
the drug store today without faiL-Ady.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-25
Ku Klux Tactics Are
Used By FOLLOWERS Of
Villa, Is The Report

Villa seems to be stronger IN Mexico
than he has been for more than two
years past, according to a statement
made by one who knows as much
about Mexican conditions as any one
else in this section The state Of af-
fairs seems serious to him. for a large
number Of Mexicans appear to under
stand conditions and approve Of them.
Villas followers are bandit soldiers,
or revolutionists. as they call them
selves, during the night. and good
farmers. cattlemen and shop keepers
during the day, It was said.
On signal. the bandits assemble, at
tack whatever they will. and vanish
before the morning. so that It Is ex-
ceedingly difficult to handle the stu
alton
There are some small detachments.
like that OF Epifanio HoIguin. that
are constantly on the move, never re-
naming in one place more than y
hours. so that it is practically fmpos-
sible for the average body Of troops
to capture them.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-25
PASSPORT RULE
STILL IN FORCE
Slight Relaxations Include
Privilege To Holders To
Cross Daily.

The rigid passport regulations that
have been enforced since November
Is. 1917. have been considerably re-
Taxed, but not TO the extent many
people in Ell Paso understood Monday
morning. Passport cards are still
necessary and will be issued by the
immigration authorities to all persons
having legitimate business or good
reasons for crossing the border. This
does not apply to hostile aliens. Pass
ports may hereafter be secured on
oral application of persons who are
unable to read and write, and where
one has a passport, even though here
tofore limited TO one crossing each
week. may cross as many times as he
desires.
Won't BE Stamped.
Cards will not be stamped hereafter,
and the Is day requirement for per-
longer necessary. and authority is
given to permit the passage Of such
persons in case of real emergency.
The authorities interpret the new
regulations to mean an charging Of
the number Of reasons for the issuance
OF passports. the extension Of the
number of crossings. and the posi-
bility Of securing passports on oral
application All passports hereafter
viii be stamped at the American con-
sulate as good daily. except Sunday.
II Is understood that II viii be an
easier matter to come into FL Paso
than to 90 from FL Paso into Juarez.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-25
r. r. Employees Oppose
McAdoo's Resignation;
Would Help Pau SaZaru

Washington. D. C.. Nov 25.-A
telegram signed by representatives
OF employees Of railroads operated out
OF st. Louis. received at director gem
eral McAd0o's office today, pledged
the employees TO give $4,000 a month
as part OF the director generals sal
airy 70 keep him from retiring
I'VE are opposed 20 your resigna-
ton" said the telegram. "and are
heartily in sympathy with your fl
nancial straits"
The telegram was signed by J. II.
kirkland and H. J. Garrigan, repre-
sentinS Wabash employees. and o. z.
Summer. representing Missouri Pa
cific employees.
McAdOO IL Grateful.
Atlanta, Ga, Nov. 25.-~Well. I'm
glad somebody appreciates my finan-
cial straits" director general McAdoo
said today when informed that rail-
way employees Of St. Louis wanted to
pay $4,000 a month toward his salary
II he would remain IN office.
Mr.. McAdoo, who came here on an
inspection trip. added that he intended
TO resume the practice Of law.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-25
RAILROAD STATION AGENTS
ARE GRANTED WAGE RAISE

Washington. D. c. Nov. 25.-Raii-
road station agents have been granted
by director general McAdoo a general
wage increase Of SIS per month above
the rate prevailing last January I.
with minimum OF s95 per month.
Eight hours is TO be considered a days
work. with prorata pay for two hours
overtime and time and q half for
service above ten hours.
The order affects about $500 station
agents, who are not telegraphers and
who. consequently. were not covered
by the recent wage Increase for tele-
graphers.
The wage advance does not apply
to men paid $50 or less a month for
special services. requiring only a por-
ton OF their time. Exceptions also
are made for a few agents. who re-
ceived $50 or less a month, for whom
a straight advance Of SIS IL granted,
without application OF the s95 mini
mum
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-25
Many Disregard Ell"
Mask Order In DenUer;
Policemen Take a Hand

Denver. Colo. Nov. 25.-General dis
regard OF the masking order, an anti
Spanish influenza regulation, caused
city officials today to order drastic
steps for its enforcement Policemen
will be stationed on street corners in
the downtown section Of Denver this
afternoon. ordered to prevent persons
who do not wear masks from boarding
street cars.
Reports Of ten deaths and only ten
new cases OF influenza had been re-
ceived by the health department since
Saturday They said. however. that
these did not accurately show the sit
uation in the city. asserting that
other reports undoubtedly had been
delayed
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-25
FARM BANKS
LOAN MILLIONS
Il Institutions Have Put
Out $139, 378, 600; Three
Have Actual Surplus.

Washington. D. C. Nov. 25.-Farm-
ers have borrowed s13s.37S.OOO from
the y federal farm loan banks sines
their organization in March. 1917. In
reporting this today. the farm loan
board announced that capital stock Of
the banks. originally subscribed main
y by the government, has increased
from 100000 10 S15,s75.0O0 through
additional subscriptions by farm loan
associations, and that bonds amount
ing 10 s14O.122. 900 have been issued.
Make Prompt Payments
Tire farmers are making their pay
ments promptly. The report shows
only SS6. 900 in loans was overdue. and
delinquency occurred almost entirely
in sections where there had been crop
failures.
Three banks. Wichita, Spokane and
Houston. have an actual surplus and
the Spokane and St. Paul banks will
begin shortly to repay the govern
ment for the stock originally sub
scribed
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-25
NUMBER OF TAX PAYMENTS
IN COUNTY FALLS SOME

There was a slump in property
county tax collections last week IN
regard 10 the number Of collections
made, there being only 1876 receipts
issued as against 22I for the week
previous
The amount collected. however. ex-
ceeded the previous week by Sl45S.49,
there being s7S59.32 collected last
week and S6400.S3 for the week end
ing November 16. it was reported
Poll tax collections are duh. &C
cording 10 deputy Edward Haight-
Last week. for instance. there were
2s9 collections. about 4 percent OF the
number for the same week a year ago.
sixty percent of the receipts were
made out to women
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-25
RECRUITING MEN HERE TO
GO TO WHIPPLE BARRACKS

The United States employment Of
flee is recruiting carpenters, carpen-
ter helpers. cement mixers. hod car
riers, painters and laborers for Whip
pie barracks. near Prescott. Ariz.
shipments will be made on Tuesdays
and Saturdays
transportation will be furnished or
advanced. Ths wages are: Carpen-
ters, 70 cents. per hour: carpenter
helpers. BIZ cents; cement mixers.
z5%: experienced bod carriers. 80
cents, and common laborers. sTh
cents. An eight hour day Is worked.
This work will last for an indefinite
time.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-25
Supreme Court To Hear
Debs's Appeal January &

Washington. D. c. Nov. 25.-Depart-
ment OF justice requests 10 expedite
hearing OF appeals Of Eugene V. Debs.
Of Indiana, Socialist leader; James A.
Peterson. OF Minnesota, and Jacob
Frohwork. Of Missouri, from convic-
tons OF violating the espionage law
were granted today by the supreme
court.
The hearings were set for January
s, 1913.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-25
POLICE RAID AN ALLEGED
BAWDY HOUSE; TAKE FIVE

Birdie Smith. Refucio Garcia. Juana
villa. Estella Hernandez and Charles
Thompson We're arrested by city de-
tectives Sunday night at 705 South
oregon street on investigation of al
legged operating a bawdy house within
the forbidden military zone Thomp-
son was charged with associating with
prostitutes and was released on bond
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-25
LONGHEAD BIPLANE Is
STILL AWAITED HERE

The Longhead biplane. which IS
making a tour from Santa Barbara,
Cal. TO Washington, D. c., and viii
fly ever FL Paso en- route. had not
reached Deming. y. NJ. at a late hour
Monday afternoon, it was reported
brief stop is 10 be made at Camp
Cody and then the flight viii be re-
sumed. with no stops until Peoria,
III. is reached Coming from Cali
fornia the plane was forced to land
At Tacana, Ariz-. by inclement
weather.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-25

their lessons which the parents are at
a loss 20 explain. Often such diff
Guilty is the result OF imperfect vision
Don't hesitate to have your boy or
girl wear glasses II glasses are re
ouired- Serious visual defects will
surely result from neglect Bring
YOUR children for q thorough and
scientific examination Of their eyes
with full assurance that glasses are
never recommended here unless the
examination shows that they are
necessary
Need GlasSess Ask seSaH.
Ell PAsO OPTICAL COMPANY.
1Os Texas st. Established 19o1--Adv-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-25
READY TO FIND POSITIONS
FOR WOMEN IN FL PASO

women's division OF the United States
employment service. has issued a cir
cular letter calling special attention
TO the facilities OF this division to fill
requirements for women help in Of
fees, or any trade or business where
women can be employed.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-25
CHARGED WITH SEDUCTION.

Jesus AmadOr and JOsefa Cadena
were arrested by police Sunday night
II Z hotel at Fifth and oregon streets,
the former charged with seduction,
being alleged to have taken the Ca
dena girl. who is only - years old.
from her home at 9o4 South stanton
s-rea-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-25
Santa Fe Guaranteed
S42,885,3I0 ANNUALLY

Washington. D. C.. Nov. 25.-The
railroad administration today COM
pleted a contract with the Santa Fe
system, by which the road will receive
sf2,SS5,310 as annual guaranteed COM
pensation.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-25

Paris. France. Nov. 25.-KinZ Al
bert. OF BelCium. viii visit Paris De-
leave for Brussels early in the eve
ming.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-25

There will be an important meeting
Of Central labor union at Labor hal
at o'clock Monday night, president
Frank Bait announced.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-25
CoUNTY nUYs CoFFINs.

Thirty coffins were received Non
day by county auditor and purchasing
agent J. A A Escajeds. to be used
for the burial OF the county's charges.
They were stored In the basement OF
the courthouse.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-25
~, sTARTs sPEAkING CLASS.

-k- STARTS SPEAKING CLASS.
Tie educational department of the
Y. n c A. has added the Carnegie
course in effective speaking. Prof
John Fielding instructor. He will lee
sure on Friday nights. Membership
Is limited 70 .