El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-22
II Years Ago Today
From The Herald Of This Date. 1895.

THE Polish national Democratic
/ party has issued a manifesto de-
uounciuE the revolution. Il states
that there are no arms. no money. no
leaders and no aid 10 be expected from
other countries. and It IS better TO
work quietly ard peacefully to at
tain the desired ends.
The car and his advisors have not
only expressed a willingness TO dis
cuss peace with Japan. but have prac-
ricallv agreed upon certain terms &C
ceptahle 70 the emperor The terms
place Korea under japanese suzeranty
and cede Port Arthur and Lao Tung
peninsula 20 Japan NladiVOstok is
declared a neutral and open port IN
place Of Port Arthur.
Representative Of the Fraternal
Sauatorium reached FL Paso last eve
ming and being unable 20 continue
their trip as expected. remained in the
city last night and today. They were
met az the depot by a committee com
posed OF r. b Stevens. A. p. Coles. J.
A. Eddy and A. n. Brown Today they
were driven about the city and shown
the features OF interest the purpose
being 20 set forth the advantages OF
El Pas0 as a site for a sanatOrium for
men hers OF the fraternal orders rep
resented by the committee The mem
uer. Topeka kans-- I. A. SchlaflT. Al
ton IlL- George w Meyer. ~ p.
Moody and Col =. H BuzzarE
The Il Paso trade excursion is now
IN Torreon- on their arrival. the party
was extended a hearty reception by
the people Of that city. The men are
visiting with the merchants and bust
ness men The women are seeing the
sights and being entertained BY the
leading women OF the foreign colony.
A banquet viii be rendered Col. W.
O. Greene this evening at the Orn-
dorfL IN spite OF the short notice Civ
en- The committee in charge. every
thing points 70 a successful affair. It
s. heliered that there win be 100 in
attendance Judge Leigh Clark viii be
lhe POSTMASTER The banquet viii be-
gin at 9 o'clock IN accordance with a
request from Col Greene.
A considerable shalreup viii be made
ID the city offices and salaries II an
ordnance which viii be presented 70
the city council at its meeting tomor-
committee composed OF T. H Springer,
George Look and J. W B. Burton,
which was appointed at the last meet
inE. now has the new ordinance com
pleted and 70 is understood that its
for passage are good The new
OF the office Of city detective. which
is filled by Joe Rogers; assistant city
physician. filled by ". r Anderson !
and clerk Of the recorders court. held ]
by Abe AIlerete- In all other respects, I
the changes made BY the new or
dInance VIII provide for increases in I
salaries.
Local baseball players have begun (
I'm beriuE up for the coming season T
and as soon as better weather comes. E
Systematic training will begin The /
CITY league IS now preparing the .
schedule OF games for the season
= r Stiles. general freight and .
passenger agent for the Southwestern. 7
went 20 Naco this morning, where an f
elaborate celebration IS TO &c held in
honor - the father OF his country.
wrestling matches and athletic sports
VII be features Of the celebration Mr.. i
Stiles VIII 80 70 Cananea before re- +
inning home L
Max Schultz has returned from De- 7
.roit. where he went with five car
loads Of horses IN bond for the gov
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