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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-24
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-24
DAUGHTER OF CIVIL WAR
VETERAN DIES IN Ell PAS0

Mrs. Emma A. Dunn. born at New
Orleans, La March Z. 1874. a descend
ant OF an old Scotch family, daughter
OF Col Alexander Stott. an officer In
the Civil war, died Thursday morning
at 5 o'clock at the family residence.
2-l6 Myrtle avenue, after a two weeks
Illness from pneumonia Mrs. Dunn
was married TO DR.. ". W. Dunn at
Baton Rouge, Ia. and was the mother
Of three children and two adopted
sons Those at her bedside at the
time OF her death we're c. P. Dunn. a
Phoenix. Ariz-. business man. C. T.
Dunn, FL Paso, and her only daugh-
ter, Miss Catherine J.. Dunn, a music
teacher Of FL Paso. Her sons. Col 2.
W Dunn. who is in New York City.
and L H Dunn who is in France.
were unable to be present.
Funeral services, conducted by Rev.
+. H. Johnston. assistant rector at St
Clements church. viii be held at the
family home Friday afternoon at .
o'clock Burial VIII be made in Ever
green cemetery.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-24
9 HOUSTON MEN RESTRAINED
FROM The SALE OF LIQUOR

Austin. Texas. April 2f-Temporary
injunctions were issued by judge
George Calhoun. OF the 52rd district
court here yesterday on petition Of
the attorney general. restraining nine
Houston men from selling lntoZica--
ing liquor in violation Of the law.
Petitions alleged that the defendants
have been operating saloons within
ten miles OF army camps. also IN Flo-
latiou Of the state prohibition law.
and without proper license. The at
torney general filed petitions upon in
formation furnished BIZ SearcT Bazer,
superintendent Of police OF Houston
Following are the defendants in these
suits- Frank Ingrande- I'd Hanbelt.
IS. A. Grove. Leoua Lewis. C. Tam
boreua, Fred Weidman. BIZ Parks, D.
Alvarez and Frank Pancho-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-24
WEST TIRED
Of PRIMARY
Its Many Abuses Cause a
Revulsion Of Feeling
FavOring Convention.

developed by the single Republican
newspaper which supported mayor
Bean The latter, an told by Demo
Gratis. might have been reelected II
the newspaper supporting him had
not referred to railroad men here
abouts as 'IVearie Wulies" and "r-a,-
sients." Most Of the voters in Poo.-
lelo are Wen read men and their
women relatives got together and
po-ed quite as many votes as wee
e,ss -asl time. and today are re-
-'-0lle over luelr victory They e1ecraT
a railroad engineer as MAYOR and
erected also half of the cftv council
4taiiroaderS Devoted TO Wilson.
--aoyr sympathy exercised tie hall
lol effectively and the leaders told
We same crowd tlat polled the
e-eclion Tor president Wilson in 1915
appeared in yesterdays contest ME
Ia-iroau employees are ardent in their
praises on Alr- Wilson and even SEM
t-or horal would find Il hard 70
.u on a league Of nations issue fin
tLis STATE senator NuEent. Democrat
mas eeeu travelling from town TO town
and has been drawing large crowds
N neneFer the subject is thoroughly
explained 20 the people they seem IA
laEQr IT, II cannot be said that the
plplic generally has analysed the cow
--s-lll c-reIllly- or that It is at an
INFORMED on the intricate Questions
IN vowed in the making Of peace.
BUSINESS Is good, even though this
Is gF2 STATE, and OF Industrial trou-
pie mere is nothing abnormal. poI-r-
lcally. one would hardly call this
| safe Tor either party. but the
democrats are stronger here than fu
many OF the socalled doubtful states
q ne ~ CopyriEht. 1913. by New
York Evening Post. Inc
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-24
Beer Breeding
To Stop May 1
Under Food Act
Statement Not REGARDED
Final; Status Is angled;
Revenue Stamps Issued.

Washington, %. c., April 24-Brew-
ing OF beer VIII stop next Thursday.
Nay 1, under the food conservation
act Of November 81. 1918. it was said
TO-DAY at the internal revenue bureau.
This prohibition viii affect an beer.
including that now being produced by
many manufactures and containing
.2t percent alcohol for which the in
.ternal revenue authorities now issue
revenue stamps without having de-
.cided specifically whether this produc-
tion violates existing laws and regu-
lations.
per today would not discuss the tam
Eled status of beer production and
consequently the statement that pro-
duc-ion Of all malt liquors would stop
on May 4 was not regarded as final.
Reports today indicated that many
brewers were rushing their output OF
beer so as 90 acquire before next
Thursday, stocks 20 fill demands be-
tween then and June 60 when prohi-
bition becomes effective
stamps For 2si Brew.
Cincinnati De- April 2+.-Lnired
States internal revenue collector Gil
ligan received Instructions today from
internal revenue commissioner Roper
at washington. directing him TO issue
stamps 10 breweries making beer Of
2z percent alcoholic strength
In issuing che stamps the internal
revenue department gave out a state
ment as follows
The government. in issuing this or
der does not acQuiesce in the conten-
ton Of the brewers as 70 the lawful
ness Of the manufacture and sale OF
beer. but that question is IN the hands
Of the department Of Justice
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-24
To POPULARIZE
HOTEL CAMPBELL
Proprietor and His Mana
ger Giving Personal
Attention to It.

W. C. Campbell. proprietor Of Camp
bells hotel formerly the Lelger. mas
recently secured judge Charles Pol
lock as manager and they are now
settling down with plans to make IL
as popular as AR. CampbelLs previous
places have all been AR Campbell
has bought out all other interests IN
the place.
Coming here from Phoenix. where
he was a successful caterer Alr-
Campbell took charge of the base
menr of the First National bank four
years ago and made the place one or
the most popular restaurants in III
Paso- He gave good food at popular
prices and his place was soon favor
tie He was the first restaurant man
to inaugurate cabaret features in the
Before locating at Phoenix Mr.
Campbell conducted the Virginia hotel
in Reno. Nevada. where be had rep
utation as a caterer that was more
since taking over the former Zeiger
hotel. 11r Campbell has had the dim
ing rooms remodeled and enlarged
and has installed dancing floors and
Jazz orchestra. and altogether has
made his place most attractive 70 me
public. Nr. Campbell and Judge Pol
lock are giving their personal atten--
ton TO the business one OF the other
is on duty continuously. New help
throughout the hotel has been in
stalled.
7 have always managed my own
establishments" said 11r. Campbell.
and have ALWAYS seen TO IL person
ally that everything was done right
To be sure your business is run right,
this is necessary. 7 am giving per
s0na1 attention TO the hotel assisted
by ar Pollock. and we are going TO
show the people Of El Paso that a cab
arer. restaurant and hotel can be
operated on q high plane
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-24
WOMEN To burn
.PHELAN' s WORDS
'Suffs' Plan Demonstration
Against Senator; Say He
Aided Their Defeat.

san Jose. Cal. April 24--Ars- J. A.
Kinkaid. secretary Of the California
branch Of the National Woman's par
tv. announced here today that militant
members Of the party would make a
demonstration tonight against United
states senator James D. Phelan, Of
Palo Alto. near here, where the senator
is scheduled to speak before the cham
Der Of commerce at its annual dinner
AIRS. Kinkald said that the women
would build a bonfire in the street and
burn Phelan's words"
His speech VIII be taken down. she
explained. and SGT on fire There VIII
be banners reading
Senator PheIan's absence caused
the defeat OF the wOman's party
amendment" and;
Ladies. 7 VIII be present when the
vote is taken"
The women charge Phelan with be-
ing absent TO help defeat the suffrage
amendment in the senate.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-24
BLRTH'5 MONEY
AFFAIRS Barred
Mabry Testifies That He,
And Not Barth, Wrote the
Articles Complained Of.

Santa Re. ~ H.. april 2s-Vice
president Chase Of the Stockmens
Loan and Guaranty company. Of Al
huquerque. admitted on cross exam
nation yesterday IN the dfsbarment
proceedings against Isaac Barth. that
the company did not have the money
to pay for stock held by Barth; that
it was in a tight place and that he
knew at the time that Barth had dis
counted the note instead OF using it
as collateral he said the action was
not consented to but was known at
the time and permitted. Chase also
admitted later that Barth earned
SS12-50 I'm commissions from the com
pany, that s312-5e was paid by check
and the other $500 put to Barth's
credit thus squarinE the account
Chase also testified the company was
indebted 10 Barth for attorneys fees
in compromising numerous suits on
promissory notes and agents commits
sions against the company.
W. O. Oestreich president Of the
concern. sWore 90 the same testimony
Ihos j. Mabry. Albuquerque at
torney, Democratic candidate for at
toruey. general at the last elect on.
testified he gave the Albuquerque
Journal on his own responsibiity, the
article Barth is accused Of writing in
connection with the Flouruyg case and
that Barth knew nothing Of it. Nahry
admitted he wrote most Of the article
in his own office.
The prosecution yesterday JAILED 20
get attorney Simms. Of Albuquerque
to law the foundation for the ln-roluc-
ton Of a letter alleged TO have been
written By Barth in Chicago TO sam
Davis. assignee Of the FlOurnoy leg
acv- in which Barth is said 10 have
denied receiving DaVis's $4,000 at
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-24

time when he already had t. The
prosecution admitted it had no such
letter in its possession
Pays Barfh $1,000.
A. B. 1TcNfuen. attorney for the es-
tate. testified he paid Barth $1,000 Tor
sam Davis. assignee Of Mrs Flournoy.
October is. 1917 G. L Rogers, vice
president OF the First National bank
OF Albuuueruue testified Barth de-
posted that amount and S6S6-30 addi-
tiouauy received from the estate on
the same date. drew $500 on a CASH
ier's check. later deposited ir 10
Barth's personal account in bank az
Estaucia. and that the entire amount
was drawn out I'm eIgnt days on
Flournev testified she made Barth an
asst gnmenl Of $4,000 20 prevent having
TO nav judgment against her on a note
in a California court and for him also
to raise current expense money on,
and thar she received only $1,000.
Barth's Defence
The defence responded with claim
that Barth was 10 have q retainer OF
s200. 20 percent Of all moneys received
from the estate in suits; showed he
had represented her two years ~ y
pieces of litigation many OF Wnl-l
were carried 10 supreme court and
prevented more than $1,000 in court
costs. transcripts. transportation ices
and taxes paid on her behalf
The court admitted the tenth ac-
cusation in case. based on an alleged
double collection OF commission from
David Garcia, OF Mckinley county, but
only after the state agreed TO stlpu-
late that Barth agreed to return 5000
commission TO Garcia after he had ar
ranged TO obtain the same commission
from the StocLmen's Guaranty Loan
company for sale Of stock. The case
lis likely not TO be argued until Friday.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-24
RESOURCES OF TEXAS STATE
BANKS ARE ANNOUNCED

Austin. Texas. April 2s-Resources
Of the savings departments Of the %
state banks and trust companies.
maintaining such departments at The
close of business on March 81
amounted TO S6.210.S59, according to
statement issued today by the state
department Of insurance and banking.
OF these resources, SN67.6S7 is in
first liens on real estate. S995,552 In
United States bonds, S152.911 in coun-
ty and city school bonds and St5l.5fl
due from approved reserve agents. OF
the liabilities. S6.21O.20I IS due depos-
it0rs- The required cash is $3.50. 91l.
while the actual cash reserve is ST.
229.196. which is S247.366 in excess
Of the LEGAL requirement
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-24
MEXICAN KILLS ANOTHER
AFTER ROW OVER GIRL

Globe. Ariz.. April 2f-Trsnquilino
Martinez was killed last night an
Miami following a quarrel over a girl
with another Mexican
Miguel NasqueZ. alleged slayer Of
his rival. was stiu at large last night.
following a careful search Of the
Globe-lIiamf district by authorities
lnasmuch as persons who Witnessed
the shooting claim that four shots
were fired and a gun with one dis
charged cartridge was found beside
the body Of the dead man. authorities
are OF the opinion that a duel took
place. the other three shots being
fired By EasUueE
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-24
DEAN WORRELL TALKS TO
ROTARIANS ON OIL GEOLOGY

Dean S. II Worreu OF the Texas
school Of Mines. talked on oil geology
before FL Paso Rotary at its MONDAY
luncheon Thursday He explained the
various soil and rock formations and
conditions under which oil is usually
found
DR. Poe. secretary Of the Independ-
ence. Eas. Rotary club, who is in EI
Paso. was a guest Of the club.
Joe Evans led some Of the Rotary
minstrel singers in some Of the songs
they viii give in the minstrel show
Tuesday and wednesday next I'd
Nixon sang solo number
Walter Pofahl got the attendance
prize donated by George " Theison
and Robert krakauer was declared The
goat for the next meeting
on motion OF Maurice Schwartz. ID
was decided to have no meeting next
week and give the day over TO tho
Liberty loan work
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-24
Vocational Aid
From The T. S.
For Ell PaSO
School For Stenographers
and Clerks and Aid For
Shop Schools.

Federal aid for industrial schools in
Fl Paso is not only possible, but quite
probable.
n S. Hunsden, state director Of vo-
cational training. and Roy Dimmitte,
federal director Of vocational train
ing for the south and the southwest
are in FL Paso making an inspec-
ton OF conditions here. They were
AIKEN about the city Thursday morn
Ing by r. j. Tighe, superintendent Of
schools. visiting the shop schools and
the manual training departments OF
the public schools
AS a result Of their visit &c is prob
able that federal aid viii be given TO
the shop schools now being conducted
in the Industrial establishments Of III
Paso. 1t IS also probable that
federal school viii be established here
Tor training stenographers- clerks.
boOkkeepers and others deficient in
their work. For instance, If ste
nOgrapher is not what she would like
TO be I'm English or rTneWritinE, this
school viii give her free instruction
two or three hours a day IL her en-
ployer viii allow her TO attend the
school. This school would be estao-
lished downtown somewhere close TO
the business interests
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-24
LEMON JUICE
FOR FRECKLES
Cirlsi Make beauty lotion for
a few cents-Try i'll

Squeeze the Juice OF two lemons
Into a bottle containing three ounces
OF orchard white, shake vel, and you
have quarter pint OF the best freclrle
and tan lotion. and complexion beau
rltler, at very, very small cost
Your grocer has the lemons and any
drug store or toilet counter VIII sup
ply three ounces OF orchard white for
a Few cents Massage -his sWeetly frag-
rant lotion into the face. neck. arms
ana hands each day and see how
freckles and blemishes disa ppear and
how clear. soft and rosT-White the
skin becomes yes Tt is harmless and
never frritates-Adr
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-24
n. M. GOVERNOR
VISITS CRUCES
Gov. LarraZolo and Wife
Stop on Their Return
To CAPITAL City.

Las Cruces. " r., April 24-Gov. o..
A. Larrazolo and wife were here yes
terday en- route from Mineral Wells
TO Santa Re They were guests in
the home Of James Ascarate on Main
street
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-24
is CHARGED WITH SMUGGLING
LIQUOR TO DEMING ARMY CAMP

Santa Fe. ". n. april 2z-Louis
Wah was put on trial in the federal
court yesterday on the charge Of
smuggling liquor into the army camp
at Deming disguised as laundry
bundles A. ". Hyde soldier Of
Grants, N. NJ. was found not guilty Of
having government property in his
possession. on Instructions OF the
court John Johnson. a Greek. was
found guilty Of sending an obscene
letter 70 a woman in Albuquerque.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-24
y. VI. ARCHBISHOP TIC BE
EnNEr-fsrl F1uUvn ny n A

Santa Fe. y. 81. April "a cable
grAm from Rome last night announced
the congregation Of the Curia has
granted the request Of Rev Fl. Dae-
ger Dam TO Dee consecrated on MAY
Q. even though that is note the date
Of the feast Of the apostles. Definite
ARRANGEMENTS for his installation as
archbishop of santa Fe have been
WAITING the dispensation from Rome
He viii De conseCrated by retiring
archbishop Pitaval- M0usignor Four
chegu viii be master Of ceremonies.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-24

AEaDTTo LoDeE- : drTVer ToT -oc1-
contractor. was slightly injured Wed
nesday afternoon at $40 O'Clock. when
street car struck a hind wheel Of
the cart he was driving at Kansas
and Arizona streets. The man was
taken TO Hotel Dieu- He received
abrasions on the head.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-24

Federal officers arrested Gaviel
Marquee Wednesday on a charge Of
intimilating "a witness for lhe gov
eminent i'm a case pending against
him I'm which he IS charged with i'm
porting liquor. His preliminary hear
ing is set for April % before the
United States commissioner.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-24
TWO UNDERGROUND STILLS
ARE RAIDED NEAR JEROM

Phoenix. Ariz. April 2f=Two un-
derEround stills one located in an old
mine shaft. were raided Wednesday
near Jerome, according to advices' re-
ceived ar the office of the United
States marshal here.
Deputy sheriff Fred Hawkins. Of
Clarksdale led the raids. said the ad-
vices TO marshal Dillon
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-24
GREEN CANANEA COPPER
COMPANY PASSES DIVIDEND

New York. april 2A-The Green
Cananea Copper company today an
uounced the suspension OF its quar-
terIy dividend due AZ this time. The
company three months ago declared a
dividend Of S15o SHIRE and six
months ago So a share
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-24

Associated Press).-The marquis de
Retortillo has been appointed gov
ernor Of Barcelona
An issue Of 75.00O.o00 pesetas Of
treasury bonds by the government has
been Oversubscribed- Madrid alone
took 6l.0Q0,000 pesetas Of the bonds.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-24
arguments Began
In Alleged Theft
Of CigaretS Case
Testimony Finished This
Morning In Case Pend
ing In federal Court.

Testimony closed Thursday morning
I'm the case Of C. y Gouner. George
Grenslitt. and W. w Anderson. on
trial IN the federal district court
upon an Indictment charging the theft
Of $4,000 worth Of cigarets from two
freight cars in the FL Paso yards last
summer which were en- route from
North Carolina 20 san Francisco. The
opening argument for the government
was made by Claude ]. Carter. assist
ant district attorney. from san An
tonic.
Harper for Defense.
Judge A. J. Harper. formerly asso-
Ciare justice Of the Texas court Of
criminal appeals. followed Mr. Carter,
and argued on behalf of the defend
ants. The order OF the remaining ar
Euments as announced VIII be VIM
IL Fryer. assistant district attorney.
for the prosecution A. H. CulwelI and
= A Dale for the defense, with the
closing argument for the government
by district attorney Hugh r Robert
son
At the opening Of court Thursday
mornins- the defendant C. n. Golner
was on the stand for cross eNamina-
ton His examination by the gov
eminent attorneys was short
AIRS. C.. n Gollner followed her hus-
band as a witness in his behalf. and
explained the source Of the $3.50 de-
post made in an Ell Paso bank short
iy after the date Of the last alleged
robbery. cOrroberating her husband in
this respect
Special Agent Testifies.
T. B. White. special agent Of the
department Of Justice, was called By
the prosecution and denied havinE
overheard a conversation testified 20
i.
one OF the witnesses for the defend
ants
S Z. DonOhue was recalled by the
prosecution Questioned as TO his mo-
tives in pleading guilty when ar
raiened with the other defendants.
berry on the witness stand Donohue
said that his conscience had COM
PEELED him 10 do f. He had talked
the matter over with his wife, he said
and she had also had urged him 10
confess lie had received no prom
Use Of immunity. he said. or clemency
and had not discussed such matters
with the government officials.
Make No Promises.
Assistant district attorney Fryer
testified that no promise had been
held out 10 Donohue or intimation OF
clemency in consideration Of his Civ
ing evidence against the oLher de-
PENDANTS. 1t was agreed by defend
ants attorneys that judge Crawford,
who represented the government at
the time Of the preliminary hearing.
would testify 10 the same effect. II
present
The defendant. George Grenslitt tes-
titled Wednesday afternoon in his
own behalf and that Of the others on
trial denying in toto the evidence
of s l. Douohue- He said that on
the night Of August lie. the date Of
the last alleged robbery. he was load
ing hogs in the stock yards
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-24
ALBUQUERQUE EX-SOLDIER
SHOOTS WIFE, KILLS SELF

Albuquerque. y. H.. april 24-Jo-
seph Ross. a discharged soldier. late
last night shot and seriously wounded
his wife and then shot and killed him
self, according TO an announcement
here
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-24

Ga O. go
at s a. M 18th
meridian time, APR.
"a. 1913.
Forecasts:
Fl Paeo and VI
entity cloudy and
cooler tonl6hL FRI
day cloudy q "a q
warner.
New Mexico Part
ly cloudy TT Q d
showers north and
east portions toni ht
or Friday cooler
east portion tonight
Arizona Tonight
and Friday general
ly fair; not much
change in tempera-
ture.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-24

Gymnasium. swimming pool shower
haths-everythin a progressive young
man needs. See Walter W Williams
Location: " oregon and y. Missouri
ADV.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-24

West TeEas; Tonight cloudy; cooler
Friday cloudy; warmer west portion.
Relative humidity in Fl Paso at noon
Wednesday was "a percent
Precipitation last "a hours Qnches) ..--f
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-24
THE WEATHER.


{. S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE.
HEATHEH BUREAU.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-24

kirkpatrick was arrested at Fort
Worth few days ago. according to
federal authorities. and yesterday was
delivered into the custody OF Capt J.
d Rogers the marshal for this federal
district II IS said that KfrluqrricI-
who was a trusted and bonded en-
ploye, left the employ Of the reserve
bank about a month ago
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-24
Embe&&Ien1ent Is
Charged To Bank
EnlbIOye; Jailed
FL Paso Federal Reserve
Man Indicted By United
States Grand Jury.

r C. Kirkpatrick, a former employee
Of the FL Paso branch OF the federal
reserve bank, was indicted by the
grand jury now in session upon a
charge Of embezzling the funds Of the
bank The Indictment has two counts.
one charging the embezzlement Of
$500 and the other charging the en-
bezzlement Of s17-5u.