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overheated Pipe Causes Fire.

A small fire in the place Of business
of the General Fin Company, 4o7 10th
street, yesterday afternoon was caused
by an overheated pipe and was extin-
guisbed by No. IS engine company be-
fore much damage had resulted
James Hanney. fifteen years old, Mon
roe and 18th streets northeast, was
burned about the head and face yester-
day, when a fire occurred in the fur
mace room at his home An explosion
occurred when he started a fire in the
furnace. Little property damage was
done. The burned boy was taken TO
Casualty Hospital
ieaky pipe yesterday afternoon was
responsible for fire in an automobile
owned by T. T. Keane * Co. and oper-
ated by Daniel Montgomery. the au-
torn obile was at Ist and K streets
southwest and was badly damaged
No engine company last night about
1880 o'clock extinguished a fire in the
furnace room at the residence of J A
Roberts, Is 9Th street northeast. The
fire was caused by the furnace becom-
ing overheated, and SIS damage re-
suited.
The most disastrous Of the numerous
fires that occurred yesterday involved
$1,000 damage to a motor truck of the
Smith Transfer Company. The fire oc-
Cured in a garage at l0S o street and
was OF unknown origin.
a small fire occurred in the house Of
Lillian 4. Flint. 1874 ! street. lasenight
shortly before o'clock The fire was
caused by overheated furnace, and
was cxtinguishcd by No. / engine
company before much Roadway had
been gained and before more than $40
damage had been done
Pipes Start Fire Scare.
F'ircmen last night responded 70 an
alarm sounded from box G5S because of
a supposed fire in the house of Patrick
Donohue S04 c street. The scare was
caused by occupants of the house
5hawing frozen pipes
Burning Of small quantity Of trash
in the Jenifer building At 7th and d
streets last nigh. about 9 o'clock
alarmed occupants of the building and
prompted the sounding of an alarm.
The fire did no damage.
Fire in the furnace room of the Rut-
land apartment house last night about
10 o'clock claimed the attention of No
engine company. Only Slight DANA &c
resulted.
No. 16 engine company yesterday aft
eruoon eEtiEguished a small fire in a
machine shop at 1914 y street. where
s. damage was done. Origin Of the fire
was not determined.
A blaze in the chimney al the resi-
dence of Col. Jay Hofer. L. s. A., 2119
Bancroft place. yesterday afternoon
was eXtinsuished without damage to
the house or contents
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DIsMANTLITG LUNA PARK.
Various Attractions of Idle Resort
Being Shipped Elsewhere.

Luna Park. on the Washington Viz
gnia railway. between this city and
Alexandria. is being dismantled The
various attractions of the one-time re-
sort are being shipped, it is stated. to
other resorts. where they will be
erected.
About twelve years ago Luna Park
was established on the hills overlook
ing Four-Mile run. Virginia. and the
Potomac river For several years, in
the summer season. it was visited by
many thousands daily.
1t gradually lost popularity and for
several years past has been lying idle.
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British Continue SUCCESSES.
IN Palestine the British have con
tinucd their successes and are pushing
northward from Jaffa Now that de-
tails NJ the campaign in this area arc
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BELL. Departed this life. at her residence, 2sia
NJ street northwest. Sunday. December 80.
1917. MARY ELLEN BELL. wife Of Joseph A.
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British Lose Two Armed Vessels.

LONDON. January 1.-The admiralty
announces that the mine-sweeping sloop
Arbutis and the armed boarding steam
er Grive have been sunk owing to bad
weather after having been torpedoed.
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Funeral on Thursday January 3. 1918, from
Mount Zion n Z. Church. Goth street between
Dumbarton avenue and o street northwest. at
. pm. %
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BURNS. On Sunday. December 10. 1917. DELLA
BURNS. beloved daughter OF the late Charles
and Mary Burns.
Requiem mass at Sacred Heart Church wednes-
day January =. at 0 am.
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Druggists refund money If PAZO OINTMENT
fails to cure Itching, Blind. Bleeding or Protr,id-
ing Piles. First application gives relief. Soc
Advertisement.
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CARD OF THANKS.

Riley. We wish to thank our many fhends
and relatives for their kind expressions OF
sympathy and many farsi contributions in
sickness and death OF PERRY p. riley.
by THE FAMILY.
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MARRIED.

McNAMARA-GRINDER. On Saturday. Novem-
Der 3. 1917, by the Rev. J. W. Joliine, at
Charlottesville, Va, FRANK V. MCNAMARA
and MARGARET r. GRINDER. both OF wash
tngton. ID. c,
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,. .,,,o.
! N'e 80
says Secretary Baker IN his review OF
the military situation in Europe at the
beginning OIL the new year.
| In the west says he, the British
in mo ynras salient oecunv the high
~ '"e ~ % oeeAp' ~ 80
ground Of the Passchencdaeie ridse
land dominate the Flanders plain.
/ o,,ha;r ,rad.a !, front ~ rarnhrai
| !,
| though blunt. has ripped great gap
in the prineipal German line of de-
r.nsa
tense
THE battle for Cambria proved that
the German defensive positions could
be broken and taken Though full ad-
vantage was not taken of the early
successes gained by the British. never
theIess t,,a disaster m the German
tarms in tbis hattie was the most Sc
49, -; 80 -. ,5an
.~rbe French hw No capture Of the
I,chara;,, a.. ~ - ta,a secnred tba
| 80 '' n,. -. IN. ~
! hes 70 'he l-aoli are'li :
eiehse i@'ihs
Too,,
Lheiny IisaSeu ~
esin ne ens 2, yu' While their OPP
erations nave 6een cohhIeu 70 ~ ~ sna
tho nresence of American troops in
the firing line has heartened the allies
to continue the struggle with iiici eas''
.S,,r,,n Nc nerind under review the
4 cor,ha+ si,,,atia, remained unchanged.
"Renorts of the concentration of hos
t;1a +rnon n,assns in The vest continue
| IL he received
a.. Ca, as military onerations In the
west are concerned. no events of more
than minor Importance are reported.
~ c-arn,ans ha,.a been busy regroup-
inc their forces
| an the Italian theater the enemy is
continuing. his persistent offensive OPP
era tions IN the mountain area.
1 "rbe Italians have hitherto held firm
ana reaped the advantage of the sue
cess Gained last week when they re-
| caut,,red the valuable strategic terrain
in the vicinity of the Monte Ascoione.
1 .~Tbe austro-Germans operatiug IN
tI,a re,-ion IL -he Monte Ascolone have
| been busy readiustfng their tactical
disnoeitinns and making further prep
aratiops for = renewed offensive.
/ .rI,e A,stro-Hungarian general staff
| oo, ~ r.hat 1,itbout full German
st,nmort = yr-o,,id not he a difficult prob
| Law, fnr tho Itsuans strongly reinforced
bv French ana T,ritish divisions, to turn
- -. - - tb.fr invader
e'tS lao'e7 -
/ Tb;ra Month ~ Rattle for Mastery,
|
| I'VE are now entering upon the third
/ - t.., - - ,,,.aterx- Of
lioti'n - ei'
4 Nenetia- since November the eiie'ns
has been held up along the Piave. Dur
/ H., tho nast six weeks no really de-
| $50. s,caass bas heen gained bv the
| -tottS ~, ,...a /, ,,orad II, ya;,,
.ias ti.is4 s,anch resietance Of the
| 5 - ai.iSt -
~. ..pa,,ia,r,n. +he situation. IL is re-
SeEieW ny tte = .,,.s., s,,cnaesae
Eealea tHat inc Hlst -, ',,ssii -, -,
IN ltaiy iar enceedeu " -. .',os'
guine h9pes. M' .,, ~ f..,ia,, cannajpn
I =
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-16
Case Killing
Is Portrayed
In Courtroom
Attorney Reenacts Alleged
Incidents, According to
His Version.

Santa Fe. \. ". sept. 16.-The exact
position in which it is alleged r. H
Case lay PROSTATE on a bed at his
apartment in this city on February q
when his wife. Mrs. Maud r. Case.
now on trial here. is alleged to have
shot him with a shotgun. was DEM
onstrated by the district atternoye in
court this morning when the county
sheriff, CelsO Lopez. witness for the
state. was asked to lie upon bed in
the courtroom TO indicate the alleged
position OF the victim TO the jury
The district attorney reconstructed
rough representation Of the room
with its furniture I'm court. The
sheriff. who is said TO have visited
the scene OF the killing soon after
Case was murdered, testified as TO the
location. size and shape Of alleged
bloodspots on the wall near the bed
and photographs OF these spots were
adduced in evidence. One Of the two
photographers who took the pictures
also went on the stand
The state contends that Case was
shot from behind. unwarned. as he
lay on his stomach on the bed and al
leged the course Of the shotgun
charge is proved by the direction In
which the blood and brains were
blown.
Judge HOllomau announced that be-
cause of shortage Of funds no other.
cases would be tried after the con-.
clusion Of the Case trial Jurors called
for other cases were excused
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-16
BAD;
AUTO5MENACED
Several Serious Accidents
Narrowly Averted at
West Side bitches.

Vinton. Texas. Sept leone OF
the smaller bridges on the west side
bitches are in bad shape and serious
accidents have been narrowly averted-
A recent one occurred when an auto
mobile party went through one. Miss
Olive Branch. OF FL Paso. had her
thumb painfully hurt and the driver
Of the car severely bruised his arm
The Seventh cavalry. under the
command OF Col S. r. H Tompkins.
pitched camp here Sunday afternoon
and remained till Monday morning.
when il started on the return trip TO
Fort Bliss.
A party OF 50 people in three auto
mobiles and two trucks motored out
from II paso and was entertained in
true picnic style at the Henry Week
home on the west side Big tables
were placed about the yard and from
these supper was served The guests
included the entire force from the
Rogers Furniture company. Mr. and
Mrs. Week were assisted by their sis
ter, Miss Lulu Amis.
Plants 80 Acres in Barley.
F. C. Gardner has just finished
planting 30 acres in barley
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-16
TAX LEVY BUDGETS FIXED
FOR SOME N. M. COUNTIES

Santa Fe. n. NJ. Sept 16.-The state
tax commission met today to fix the
valuation for 1913 Of the property OF
private car companies During the
past week the commission has given
consideration 10 the matter OF tax
levy budgets submitted by various
counties. The county commissioners
viii make the levies the first Monday
in October. based upon the amount
allowed by the state commission.
These amounts for certain counties
concerning which action has been
taken are as follows. the estimates
for county school and school district
purposes being included: Bernalillo.
S277, 619.25; Colfax. $3.50. 62516; Dona
Ana, S239.378.69; Grant. S299S19.70:
Luna, s13O.73S-23; Mora. s10S,575.00;
Sandoval. S51.077.87; san Miguel. S224.-
237-S5; Santa Fe. S160.797.60. Sierra,
0.092.15; Socorro. S196.22S14. Union.
S173.S19-6f, Valencia. S11S.0f7.S2 Other
counties viii be considered the com
ing week and at a later meeting Of
the commission hearing viii be given
to such counties as may desire to
protest.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-16
COUNTY AND CITY SCHOOLS
TAKE HOLD OF STAMP SALE

ORGANIZATION OF war saving stamps
classroom societies in all class rooms
Of FL Paso county schools outside Of
the city began Monday morning. and
10 is expected TO have them completed
By the first Of October. Miss Myra
Wink1er. superintendent Of county
schools, is giving her full cooperation
in this work.
city class room organization Of war
stamp societies was completed Mon
il is expected that ". S. S. head
quarters viii be IN the new offices
in Liberty monument by Wednesday
The first work after getting moved
shall be to have a committee Of bUEi-
ness men work up the industrial and
business societies 10 the highest maxi
mum during the last three months Of
the year.
on the goth and 29th Of September.
a great many railroad employees will
receive extra back pay and the COM
mittee hopes that such persons viii be
as liberal in ". s. S. investments as
others were in July. when $4,000 eX-
ira was raised on that account
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-16
FRED SCHULTZ, Ell PASO
SOLDIER. DIES FROM FALL

Fred Schultz. son Of Rev. and Mrs.
". A Schultz, 3110 Montana street
died in a Philadelphia hospital from
the effects Of a fall from a troop train
near that city. en- route to port OF
embarkation. from Atlanta, Ca. ac-
cording TO word received by the par
ents- The body will come here for
burial.
September. enlisting in the mechan-
ical shops at Fort Bliss. Besides the
parents. decedent is survived by three
brothers all in the army. Conner.
Brents and SewelL the last being in
France.
Rev. ". Schultz, pastor Of the
Church OF Christ here, expects TO enter
the army soon.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-16
CHAPLAIN CHOUINARD DIES;
WITH 23D INFANTRY HERE

News was received here by DR.. (. d.
Strong. Saturday afternoon Of the
death, at Montevideo, Mimi. Of chap
lain II. a. ChOuinard. well known by
FL Pasoans during the time he was
here with the 23d infantry. Rev. Mr.
Chouinard, an Episcopalian minister
was transferred from the 23d infan-
try to the Second engineers. but was
held by an examination and did not
get overseas He succumbed on Sep
TENDER 2. after an operation had been
performed in the hope Of restoring his
health. He died at the home town Of
his wife
Chaplain Chouinard was active in
arranging public entertainment in
which the soldiers Of his regiment
participated. A noted carnival was
one given on West Franklin street.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-16
AUDIENCE OF 1000 SEES
MEXICAN Y. ENTERTAINMENT

What the Mexican Y. ". C. A does
for young men was illustrated Satur-
day night. when an audience Of 1000
witnessed the exhibition held in Lib
erty hall The gymnastic stunts OF
p young Mexican men were marveled
at by every spectator Nine. Emilia
Leovalh. grand opera singer. received
applause She viii open q school OF
voice culture soon IN this city.
Another feature Of the program was
the Scotch dancing OF Miss Pacheco
and Messrs- Gonzalez Cordeo and Lo-
renZo Favelo.
The physical part OF the program
was directed by Jesus Rivera. The
proceeds Of the exhibition viii be Civ
en- TO the gymnasium fund OF the Mex
lean Y.
Streamers Of American and Mexican
national colors covered the walls and
pillars on all sides The balcony rail-
ing was hung with white cloth over
which was placed a filmy netting
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-16
P. NJ. DENT AND ED MEBUS
LOSE THEIR FORD AUTOS

The theft OF a Ford automobile. be-
longing 10 P. ~ Dent. 1857 Bliss
street, was reported to city detective
headquarters Sunday morning. It had
been standing I'm front Of the Dent
residence at 10 o'clock. Saturday night,
which was the last time IL was seen.
The car bears license No. 273721.
a five passenger Ford automobile
was stolen from in front Of the resi-
dence Of Ed NIebus. 1925 East Boule-
ward Saturday night. The car be-
lonEed TO Mr.. Mebus and bore license
f5423.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-16
MAN KILLED BY STREET CAR
LEAVES TWO SONS IN CITY

Elmo Melia died IN a local lOspitI
at noon Saturday, having been
knocked down by a street car on Ala
media street between Copia and
Grama, an hour and 45 minutes before.
receiving a fractured skull. v L. Fa-
gala, motorman Of the car that struck
him, said that he rang his gong and
shouted at Mejia before the car struck
him. Witnesses also stated this.
Meiia and a boy were delivering
handbills for a local department store.
The funeral was held Sunday after
neon from the chapel Of Mclean. Sim
mons & Hartford Interment was i'm
Concordla Catholic cemetery. Alejia
resided at BIB East san Antonio
street and is survived by two sons.
Juan and Jesus
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-16

WANTED-Ezperienc dairy and ranch
hand, s. day. board and room OF s. day.
find own board and room B. F. Meyer,
Hanover. n u.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-16
BODY OF CAPT. HILLEBRAND
BURIED; PIONEERS TURN OUT

The funeral Of the late Capt. II. r
Hillebrand. pioneer sheriff and mar
shall, took place Monday morning at
10 o'clock from the chapel OF Mclean.
Simmons and Hartford. Rev. Fuller
Swift. rector Of st. Clements Episco-
pal church. had charge OF the service
Interment was in Concordia cemetery.
The pail bearers were judge B. F.
Jenkins. Fred. Lenney. r. B. Simmons.
H B. Stevens. J. A. Smith and J. H.
Pollard.
The body reached here Sunday from
Austin, Where Capt. Hnlebrand died
Friday.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-16

WANTED-American boy With wheel. one
who IS rot going 20 school. TO collect
small accounts Must furnish references
Apply Herald business office.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-16
CORN IS WEAK;
EMBARGO CAUSE
Market Opens at Decreased
Figures, and General
Setback Comes Later.

Chicago. Ill. Sept. 1s.-Corn weakened
IN value today. owing chiefly TO an en-
barge on shipments Of grain 10 Kansas
CITY, ST. Louis and Omaha. The embargo
was expected to increase the movement
20 Chicago Opening prices. which varied
from unchanged figures TO sc lower,
with October at FL5e& GL525s. and De
cember at $14sH 61-f9A. were followed
by a material setback all around
Rally is Effected.
Covering by shorts. together with q
Tightening up OF offerings brought about
subsequent general rally. The close
was unsettled. As Off TO 1Hc net higher
with October at 81 $50 0l.531s. and No
vember at S1f95s GL4g4.
Oats Comparatively Strong.
Oats displayed comparative strength at
first
After opening unchanged TO q C higher,
the market reacted somewhat with corn
Provisions lacked support Weakness OF
corn more than offset the firm tone OF
the hog market
Heaviness increased later and the
market finished near the lowest level Of
the day
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-16
BOUNDARY OFFICIALS MAY
MEET HERE ON WATER TREATY

It was announced Monday that
there viii probably be a meeting OF
the international boundary commits
sion in FL PasO this week, following
n conference in san Antonio. to fur
Their consider the question OF a new
irrigation treaty between this country
and Mexico concerning the utilization
of water from the Rio Grande between
Fort Quitman and Brownsville
H. P. COrbin. OF FL Paso. judge L H.
Hill. the American member OF the
commission. and Antonio PrietO ana
other Mexican members have been at
tending the conference in san An
tonic.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-16
RALPH LUCAS, RAILROAD
MAN, DIES in HOSPITAL

Ralph Lucas. aged IS. died al a To-
cal hospital Sunday morning at $40
o'clock He was employed by a local
railroad company and has been in FL
Paso for the past year. The body lies
in the morgue Of j. J. Raster Under
taking company pending funeral ar
engagements. Clyde Lucas. a brother.
Of Columbus. Ohio. has been notified.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-16
NEED MORE TRAINED NURSES
For ARMY HOSPITAL WORK

Of the Is Red Cross divisions in the
United States. the southwestern di-
vision is tenth in the enrolment Of
trained nurses for military hospitals
here and abroad. Miss LYDIA Ander-
son. head Of the Red Cross bureau Of
this division. has requested all Red
Cross workers to make personal
appeals that trained nurses in civilian
hospitals may be released for military
purposes. Young women with high
school education are being urged to
enrol Surgeon General Gorgas Of the
United States army. has said that 5000
nurses must be obtained before Oc-
tober for military service.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-16
ANsWFRs no HEE.1n WIT ADS
Lost and Found

Lost and Found
----~-~-~-~-----------~-~
LOST-SmaI white dog license tag 1851
Call 5727 for reward
LOsT-smau Jersey Cow Pm 5S4s. lib
eraI reward
LOST-Saving stamp book belonging 70
little boy Return 20 First Natl Bank
Mrs C. W Jones Reward
LOST-Governmeut cheek No. 1100S5- Re
ward II returned % 4s11 Rosa or Phone
LO>T-Large dark colored male Persian
cat Reward fer Information as TO where
abouts- 1905 Arizoqa- Phi 1907
AUTOMOBILE tire and rim lost between
Van Horn and II Paso, sunday Liberal
reward 40s y Oregon
LOsT-Gold circle pin. between 500 2
Rio Grande and Lucerna Apis Return &c
Lucerne. No e. Reward
THE DOC was found because he wore a
collar bought At sheers-Lazenhy Co. 80
L0>T-On automobile road between Fl
Paso and Tsleta. Stetson campaign hat.
sweat leather blrd stamped 1894 Chester
ST. Philadelphia Return 70 Herald Of
flee Reward
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-16
WILSON PROMISES HIS AID
IN GETTING SUFFRAGE VOTE

Washington. D. c.. Sept. ia
group OF Democratic women called on
president Wilson today and asked him
to use his influence TO bring about a
vote in the senate on the federal suf-
frage amendment before the Novem-
Der elections. According to Mrs. Min
ME Fisher Cunningham. of Texas. the
presidents response was:
Il an, as I think you know. heart
lily In sympathy with you. I have en-
deavored to assist you I'm every way
in my power I shall continue TO do
so. I will do all I can TO urge the
passage Of this amendment by an
early vote.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-16
BereaUed Woman Finds
Abandoned Baby at Her
Gate; VII Adobt L

Brought TO her door In a mysterious
manner Saturday. Mrs. W. A. Adams.
3430 Tularosa street. has a baby that
may serve to take the place in her
affections Of the little one she lost
week ago AIRS. Adams. according TO
police reports, while in her home sat
urday afternoon heard a baby's cry
and discovered at her back yard gate
an infant wrapped in a bundle
Officer J. L Stowe, who was called.
ventured TO take the baby TO the Sal
walton Army rescue home. but Mrs.
Adams decided not to part with it and
viii attempt TO rear it.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-16

AMERICAN LABOR MISSION
ALSO VISITING IN ITALY

New York. Sept. 16.-Arrival in
Italy OF an American Federation Of
Labor mission to set forth Americas
war aims was announced today here
by the American alliance OF labor
and democracy The commission sailed
from America in August and is separ-
ate from that now in England. headed
by Samuel Gompers. although their
objects are similar.
James Wilson. president Of the
pattern makers league OF America,
heads the Italian mission and the
party includes representatives OF the
electrical workers union. the textile
workers union, the united hatters and
the international granite cutters
The possibility that the missions
may meet and confer while abroad is
quite apparent
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-16
F. AcOSta Dies
Suddenly Here
En- Route West
Heart rouble StrikesDown
Newly Named Collector
For Aqua Pieta.

Francisco Acosta, newly appointed
Mexican customs collector at Aqua
PPrieta, Sonora. died Saturday after
noon at $50 o'clock at the St Charles
hotel on South El Paso street While
in bed an attack Of heart failure
seized him. and before a doctor
reached him, he was unconscious.
Acosta came here direct from Mex
leo City, and was en- route to Doug
las. Ariz.. where he intended to cross
the border TO his new charge
Consul general Andres Garcia took
charge Of the body. which lies at the
morgue of J. J. Raster Undertaking
company pending funeral arrange
mems
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-16
Real Estate Wanted

NEW s-PASS. CAR. been run about $500
miles. 70 trade for real estate OF equal
value.
PHnNE ana5
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-16
CINCINNATI COPS RESUME
WORK; STRIKE CALLED OFF

Cincinnati. O., Sept. le.-The police
strike, called last week. was declared
off today The men viii go back to
work at , p. m. when the second
SHIFT reports for duty The men came
back without obtaining any guaran-
tees from the city officials relative
TO their demands.