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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-22

MEXICO. D. F. JUNO 20.-Nunca
Sc habia mostrado Ia Comislon Die
taminadora dc la Camara de D.puta~
COS mas risuena, cue aver a. rcr &
probado Ell articuio 50 de Ia ley de!
trabajo. que aunque es ilogico NE
receci6 que los d!putadoS no fiiara',
su atencior en- este, por 10 que 10
a~probaron con el mayor de los des-
cuidoS. Este articulo eSta en- compile
ia pugna con ell Codigo Pena., pues
senala distinta p@na a loo patrones
cue paguen con wales. fichas etc, d
los obrcros. Tn diputado dljo que a
ley del Trabajo es mucho mas benig-
ma que el Codigc Penal, pues mien-
tras la rrimera solo ~estableCe una
multa de $500. 90 para los patrones
cue no paguen en- moneda corrlentc
a los obreroS, 81 Codigo Penal impo-
Tie una multa que es ell doblc de Ia
raya scnaral, por 10 que eNclanla,
Guam ag~radcc!dos dozen estar los
grandes industrla!cS Il nucstrd CANA
IA. :Calculan ustedes 10 que segun
FL Codigo Penal pagarian de multas
las companies ~nacioraleS Y en-
tranjeras que sesun 10 declare aqul
I'm diputado pagaba a sus obreros con
dolares papcl?...
Despues pasa a discussion ell ?rticu-
10 % que Sc refiere al Salarlo lgdaf
para ell ;rabajo lgual y eS aprobado
por una mayoria de lO( votoS, "2s-
pucs de un debate entire los dGuta-
los Paz y Valadcz nor 10 que Ia conf
SION sigue ricndo placliamente &c
Que Sc est6n a~probando todos los ar
ticalos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-22
CHOOUE DE TRENES EN- LA VIA
DEL. MEXICANO

ORIZABA. Veracruz. JUNO lS.-
En- cl turel nUmero 10, estuvo a pun
to d. registrarse una de las mas
crandes catastrofcs ferrocarfleran-
nor ell numero de victimas que hui
biera o~casionado. a no ser por la ha-
biliGad del m~aquinisJa que conducia
cl convoy que saliG hoy De Vera
cruz.
Los pssajeros informan CUE a la
salida del turel rumero 10. en- las
Cumbres de Maitrata. las mas tamo-
sas por 81 elevation Y en- cuyo pun
to cuantos trenes nan sufrido acci-
denies han Ocasionado innumerabies
I>ictimas. fac ~alcarzado ell convo!
ror la section se-unda del tren de
| Eeracruz. QUE en- csc punto sc d.
vide en dos pur no poder una SOFA
nlauuina subir a toIos los carros.
Agregan que Ell el memento en- que
sc verified cl choquc. sc sintlo una
!uertc sacudida que motive QUE los
rasajeros, las maletas Y cuanto We
MIA a bordo de los carros cayeran al
suelo. o~casionando un susie formula
blc entire eli rasajc que creia dc uh
momerto 4 otro DIR d~etonaclores'
!IecanGo a pensar que la nlaquina
habia siGo volada por n bonloa c:
dinamita.
Ell unico muerto en- ell a~ccldente
fue ell senior Miguel Limon Lazcano.
ouien FOR viajar en- Ia plataforma ira
sera del CAIRO dormitirio Tue Ian
zado a gran distaacia Gurante 'el nc
Que cayendo al abismo. junto con S"
empleado de quien Sc Sujeto fuerte-
mente. Ell emp!eado en- gravlslmo es-
tadc fue re:ogido por la ambulancia
Hubo muchos heridos DE- mas o
menos g~ravedad. contandose entire
clos varios artistas de la companla
de ~zarzuela Guiana. .A~rquimcdes Pous,
cue trataron de :arrojarse al terra
plcr al notar el peligro que corrian'
iesion&ndosc muy sacramento. La Sc
norita Maria Teresa Gonzalez, per
~teneciente a esta misna companla'
sufri6 Ia fractura de una pierna,
pues presa dc panico indescriptioie
Sc arrojo desde la plataforma del
tnen. sierdc nm verdadero milsgro
uue no lie hayan pasado por encin.a
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-22
Is BLOCK HOUSES EN-
CORDOBA, VERACRUZ
Con eUos serd defendida la
plaza en- caso de que
sea atacada

CORDOBA, Yer, JUNO 2O.-Por
acuerGo de ia Jefatura de las Ope-
raciones militares, hoy saldra de esta
ciudaG el jefe de las rms coronel
Ba~rr2nco, con objeto DC que fife los
sitios en- los que Sc han de conStrGir
:os dieciocho "block-hodses". que SER
.vir2a para defender esta poblacion
en- ell case de que Sc yea aSaitada
por los feliciStas.
La construction de los fuerteS en-
question comenzo Embellishments.
-Debido a que ror acuerdo dc Ia
Secretaria de Guerra V Marina fu3
nombrado jefe del Sector de Ccsa-
maloapan eI general Carrancista Mi
guel Alemar. este jefe ha hccho en-
trega de la jefatura de las Guardias
del Estado que habia venido descmpe-
nando desdc que concluyo el proceso
a que Sc lc habia sometido por iuzgar-
sele como coR.plice de los rebeldes.
A caus& del diScurso que dlio Ell
senior Clemente Moreno en- e! mitin
del domingo pasado Y Que considera
altamente offensive para su persona CT
Presidente Municipal senior Mercado
Alarc0n, Sc IA ~concertado an due,o.
enviandose amboS co2tendientcS sus
reSpectivos padrinos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-22
DEJARAN DE SOSTENER
LAS ~DELEGACIONES
Toman un acuerdo decisiuo
las CGmaras de Concrete

VERACRUZ, JUNO 20.-Los in,
tuStriales de este puerto, mlembroS
de las Camaras unidas, ce!ebraron
aver una junta respcctp del sosteni-
miento de la delegation de las ca
maras en- la capital de la R%epublica, err
Sc encuentra la Junta Central
de Conciliacion y Arbitraje. Sc to-
mo en- cuenta que como no todas las
Camaras ayudan al sostenim!ento de
dicha delegation, es impossible que
puedan hacer frente a los terribles
gastos. solo las Camaras Regiona
les.
Sc tomo ell acuerdo de que solo
hasta fines del mes entrante de ju-
lilo sc sostendria a los mencionados
delegados, comunicandose la resolu-
c!0n d los miemjros que la lntegran
Y al Gobernador del Estado.
Al recibirse los detalles de Ia to-
ma dc ciudad JuareZ por las fuerZas
americans, hubo una enorme sensa
cion en- este puerto. p~reparandose
manifestations que Ia policia pudo
evitar 2 tempo.
! Como Sc tuvieron noticias en- es-
te puerto de que los felicistas esta'
ban ~preparando un desembarco dc
armamentos Y parque para sus tuer'
zas en- un plnto adelante de Villa
Rica. Sc ordeno que ell canonerc
"Zaragoza", saliera rumbo al citadt
lugar V batiera a los revolucionarlos
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-22
DIEZ OBREROs FUERON MUER
TOS EN- TAMPICO, lamps.

NUEVA YORK, JUNO 20.-Se ha
recibido un teiegrama de Galveston
en- el que Sc da cuenta de que dleZ
mexicanos que Sc pretende hayan 81
do miembros de la association de los
~Trbajadores Industriales del Mundo,
fueron mu,ertos en- los motines que
t~uvieron lugar aver en- Tampico, Ia
maulipas.
En- los referidos motines que fue-
o originates por disputas surgidas
{. conseciencia de la question del ira
baio. muchas otras personals rcsulta-
O heridas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-22

las ruedas de los carros. Tambien c
senior Enrique Sanchez Maldonado
de la misma compania Guiana, Sc a
rrojo de la p~lataforma del caro- Ok
primera, sufriendo l~esiones de pro-
n0stico neservado Y un grande &C
ceso nervioso, que lc hizo venir du-
rante ell canine con grandes convul-
stones nerviosas que impresionaban
g]randemente al pasaje. Al llegar a
la ~estacion, todos los heridos a bordo
de numerosos automobiles fueron lie
vados al Hospital Civil de csta po-
blacion.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-22
la INDEPENDE%CIA De LAS
FILIPINAS.

WASHINGTON. jrnic I9.--Ur
nucvo paso mas effective Sc na dado
va para la independence de las Is
las Filipinas, 0 Ia presentation en-
Ia Camara de Diputados de los Esta,
dos Unidos. de un proyecto de ley poy
ell cual Sc pide Ia Independence pa
"a dichas lslas Y SUI reconocimiento
par los EStados Unidos. IL proyec-
to fue ~presentado por G. representa-,
70 Mason
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-22
REINA PANICO ENTIRE
LOS ~TRABAJADORES
Resultados del embargo So
6re las mercancias On Ell
Ferrocdrril Mexicano

PuEBLA, JUNO 19.-Debido al en-
barge decretadc por Ia gerencia de,
Ferrocarril MeXcano, para cue Ia
carea cause Quotas especiales como
81 fuera transportada por Expncss,
Is SECURE que los industria!es cue
constantemente tieren cue embarcar
aigodon, tendran que hacer muy fuer
tes desambolsoS para poder pagan el
fLete correspondence, Y por 10 mis-
mo es cast SECURE que Sc resuelvan
a rebaJar ell sueldo de los trabaiado-
res o en- TODD case recurriran a c.
a temporalmente sus fabricas, en-
tanto 10 sc consiga algo que reGunde
en- Su heneficio.
Con este motive reina verdadero
panlco entne los trabajadores por-
cue es muy possible que al final de
cuentas sean los mas perjudicados con
las dIsposici2nss de IA ~gerencia del
GeXlcano.
En- Ia estacion de Santa Ana
Chlautempam, como a doae Kilometres
de esta ciudad. fue sfrotcado por un
grupo de rebeldes areniStas, cl tre-
de paSaieros cue venia &c ID capital
de Ia Republica.
Terrible panico sc apodero de los
v~lajeros, quiereS va Sc imaginaoan
tenerla cue emprender a pie hasta
las eStribacioneS de los ~volcanes V yer
SIS p~ropicdadeS Y dineros en poder de
los aSaltanteS, como acontecio a los
paSajeroS del tren aSa!tado e! lunes
de la semana pasada.
FL tren hizo alto. V la escolta al
mando de IN subteniente. comenzo a
Eacer frente a los re5eldes. que tu-
vieron cue retirarSe despues de una
lucha de corta iHtenSidad.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-22
PRETENDE RENDIRSE
Ell Lie. MEIXUIERO
Tai es la noticia que ha sido
dada q conocer en- la CO.
pital de Oaxaca
OAXACA, JUNO Is

Sc dice cue ell licenciado MeiXueiro,
que desde hace POGO mas o menos Qua
tro amos sc halla Ievantado en- armas
EN- contra del %gobierno de Carran-
"a, ha solicitado su rendicion ante
las autoridades militares de esta ciu-
dad, manifestando que asi 10 hara,
siempre cue Sc lie den amplias garan-
tias para trabaja- en- donde mejot
lie acomode. Por su parte, las autori-
dades carrancistas le har exijido que
entregue todas las armas que tlene y
que licencie a sus hombres, los cue
seran empleados en- la reparacion de
la via de csta ciudad a Puebla.
En- ell ultinio combatc que Sc veri-
fico en- ell cerro del "Zopilote", los
rebeldcs lograron hacer prisioneros a
los tenientes Jose Tabon v Nicolas
Flores.
Estes militares al ver que las fuer-
zas c~arrancistas eran derrotadas por
los pronunciados, optaron por escon-
derse ertre uno ma~torrales, pero
pronto fueron vlstos V c%apturados
por los felicistas, los que los traslada-
ran a Jilitlan.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-22
,NOVEDAD! iNOVEDAD!
Una fCura con
Ell EsQUELETo MISTICo.

Una fSura con
c~oyunturss de un
esqueleto de Il pull
gadas dc alto. Bal
lara al son de n
musica ~guardando
sicmpre el compas.
mientraS que el
operator puedc es-
tar a cualquier dis
tancia de ella. La
figura puede ser
examirada por los
expectadores s ]
que Sc rueda des-
cubrir Ia fuerza que
Ia mucve. Al darle
orden el operator
(quien puede estar
CT c~ualquier parte
del cuarto) Sc acos-
..-.i Sa n.-pa
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-22

ballard etc. Este es scmejante al esats-t
leto usado por el Professor Pepper en- sua
lecturas y cxhibiciones. Para exhibirla era
la sala ante reuniones de sociedad. o para
cxhibiciones publicas en- Ia escuela o en- Ell
cuarto de ~lectura, no hay NADIA mas aeepta-
bic: nunca dcian de causar sensation. Man
daraos las direcciones expiicitas y completes
con cada csqueleto. con ayuda dc las cuales
faciimente pucde haccrIo TRAFALGAR. causando
el que sus amigos o el piblico Sc queden
at6aitos. Prccio. uno por % cts. cantidad
Que puede listed enviarme adjunta a su ordep.
en- plata. giro POSTAL o ~cStampilas de correo.
HAGALO HOY, NO ESPERE A QUE Sc
ACABEN. Dirijase a
S. A. Novelty Co.
P. O. BOX so. SAN ANTONIO. TEXAS
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-22
iERBAS MANOJEADAS.
\ , Geu;ayoS NaAoJp

YERBAS MANOJEADAS.
\ } G~eu:avoS M~AoJp
IL Sursiio Dc MrHojoS cs como S'gve:
Pi-ul. Amo!c. Menta. MaIva de Castillo.
Ccnizo. EstGfizte. Go5c-Esdo-a, BGrba de
coco. Bet6aica. Orejs De Ration. Nerba
de Il vibora. Go!Ondrina. Chocolate del
inGiO. SCclda. Yerhanis. Guachichile. Can
della SimoaiIic. Hojas &c laurel. Nariola
Yerbz de u mu.a. Cglant~il.o. Verbs del
vena6o. San Nicolas Gordclobo. RUda.
Tabardillo. Ota;c. C~anahua:a. BarrR!a.
CANCER. Laurel. Se-ba del Sapc. Yerba
busna. Hipasotc Ge z~or-jilo. H~ipzzo;e dc
Castillo. Neiorana. EentosiGad. AIbaha-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-22

IN TODD +. L. y
L rr.ala emo un
prccio5o JarTo
C~hocolatcTc Y uT
noiinIlC fine q.
HaSalo hoy por
que prOltu &C Il
ra5ara1.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-22

ST quicrc s4ber 10 que - cancla Y acur-
Ga-sc dc ST Patria. uIandcnoS $500 On
giro Posta! o carta ccrtiIicada = Il vuc!ta
de co-rco. lib-c dc porte lc mandarcnoS
: tibrzs del muy Conovido : ic-itimo Cho-
colatc NcXicanu marca Los Cocos que g.
81 mas sahfoso = nu,ritivo quo Sc conocc
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-22

car. Mar.snIIla Tororjil Yerba del pasmo.
Ycrb7 del mauso. Sim0nri'lo. Zacatc dc
Limon. OrtiCul!la. MaStranZo. Saliva. Al
tamisa dc Castillo. MRr7bio. Saliva real
dc Castillo Lantsn.
MEDICINAS DE PATENTE
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-22

P. O. BOX so. SAN ANTONIO. TEXAS
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-02
AT0HENENT DAY REORGANIZATION
TO Be 0BSERVEDIS HIS SUBJECT
Man Comes To Earth Of
ten, Advancing In Each
Life He Lives.

"Reincarnat on" was the title of a
lecture given Wednesday evening in
the courthouse by one Of the national
lecturers of the TheospOhieaI society,
Eugene W. Munson, Of Los Angeles.
Man Is a spiritual being. going
through the process OF awakening. OF
evolution: and TO that end he comes
here on earth many times TO leayn
the lessons that only life down here
can teach" said the speaker. lie
starts in the lowest grade first-in
this school Of life-as a savage; and
as he rises a little higher in his NOR
ais and inteIlige nce from life to life,
he takes incarnation in better races.
better places and better families.
Thus his real education, which is his
types possible here are reached; and
then, as with Paul he has finished
his course and will go no more out
into incarnation
This IS the only theory OF life that
accounts for the differences in in
dividusls, both in their prowess and
the things thar come to them-be-
cause we ultimately reap as we SOW.
It teaches that God is just and low
ing, and that man is free-but he
reaps as he sows, and he can only DO
that if he goes to the field Of his
sowing"
Mr. Munson speaks again tonight
at S o'clock on the prowess Of thought,
telepaJhy, etc, under the title "As a
Man thinketh." This Is a stereopticon
lecture. and Is free.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-02

audience gets the benefit Of their
work Players cannot do their best
unless they know their work is ap-
preciated- Get players IN good
humor By appiauding their efforts
and watch the difference in their
movements. Applause fills them with
pep.
The only proper way to applaud is
with the hands. Whistling. shouting
and kicking of feet is disconcerting-
Instead Of showing appreciation. IL
jars the nerves OF the actors Applause
with the hands is mark Of genuine
appreciation expressed in & perfectly
well bred fashion and carrying to the
occupants OF the stage the knowledge
that they are in a congenial atmos-
phere where their best effort will be
appreciated.
a cold. critical audience IS reflect
ed in a performance which lacks the
fire and enthusiasm usually displayed
and the after feeling all around Of
disappointing.
Think this matter over and admit
its reasonableness. and then resolve
not to take half the evening to decide
that the actors are worth your hon
est support. II they are good, you
can surely find It out IN very few
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-02
ADJUSTMENTS

TALMADGE


IN "a IEmEEAAA lAEA AL ~ IT Z
II you missed Constance Talmadge
in a Temperamentsl WIFE at the
Ellanay theater yesterday you surely
missed something good. But waitl
There is stil hope for you II is be-
ing shown at that theater again to-
day, tomorrow and Saturday. and
after this worning, if you do not see
il, it is your own fault and you will
be the loser.
"a Temperamental Wife" is the
first picture made by Constance Tai
madge at the head Of her own COM
pany and Il is a wonder. It is poppy,
it is fast, it is funny, 1t is full Of
everything that makes photoplay
good.
This picture was written and direct
ed by John Emerson and Anita Loos,
a team that have produced more big
screen successes than any other single
force in the business and they have
not failed in this one II Is fully up
to their standard and way above the
average See IL at the Ellanay thea
ter either today, tomorrow or Satur-
day.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-02
Jews Of Ell Paso To Cele-
brate, Beginning On Fri


On Saturday, October 4, the jews
win observe the Day Of Atonement
This holy day is the most sacred and
important in the Jewish calendar and
is kept soiemnIy as a day Of fasting
and prayer by all the jews Of the
world Il begins at sunset. Friday
night October 3. and ends with sun
down on the following day.
The Day Of Atonement brings home
with great emphasis and force the
doctrine Of sin and repentance. which
is the basic principle OF all religions.
Just as the birth Of the altruistic
spirit marked the point Of departure
between man and animal, so the de-
velopment Of the doctrine OF repent
ance marks a turning point in the
history OF the human race. Judaism
has canonfzed this moment Of history
which saw the birth Of new hope for
human progress
Judaism holds that man has the
God given power Of repentance. Fate
plays no part in mans life. The Day
Of atonement gives eloquent testi-
Judaism. since It visualzes the fact
thar the doors Of repsnS7lce are ever
open.
The Day Of Atonement IS the su-
preme holy day OF the Jewish reli-
glon. II touches the heart Of all the
Jews and exercises upon them an in
fluence unapproached by any Of their
Other important holy days It is,
above all others. the one dav on which
they lay aside their earthly affairs in
order 10 spend q day Of devotion in
the house Of God amid fasting and
prayer
Time Of services at temple Mt. Sinai
and sermon topics OF rabbi Martin
ZieionlSa follows:
Friday. october 3. ESQ p. m. Cen
tile Jews"
Saturday. october 4. 10 a. n, why
the Jew Survives"
Memorial service at 4 p. m. Just
another step
Special Jewish Services
Services viii be held at B'nai Zion
temple at o'clock Friday evening and
Saturday morning Rabbi n. Schech-
ter win conduct the services. speak
ing Friday evening on The Prophecy
Of JONAH and Saturday morning on
The Day Of Atonement"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-02
DR.. Riders
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-02
GREoIAN-MARY PIcKFoRD

Daddy Long Legs" still stands su-
preme as the years greatest photo
play achievement and its drawing
power has not diminished in the least
as was evidenced by the big crowds
that came to see this great picture at
the Grecian theater yesterday.
It should Be remem bered that only
two more days remair. in which 20 see
little Mary Pickford in the greatest
success Of her entire career. Those
who failed TO attend Yesterday should
by all means visit the Grecian theater
either today or tomorrow and should
come early TO avoid the night crowds.
Daddy Long Legs" is being pre-
scented at regular tsrecian prices
adults 25 cents. children IS cents.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-02

The Rialto idea Of The way to pre-
sent q picture is to Surround IL with
the proper atmosphere. Just as one
would surround a fine picture with
a beautiful frame Where the aver
age Imagination leaves off, the Rialto
idea is to supply the Imagination to
carry one along into unusual. IN
trodden paths. helping one 10 easily
vision the different -ocales, scenes
and stories, just as they were con-
ceived in the mud Of the author and
producer Patrons OF the Rialto are
unanimous in declaring that this idea
has been the means Of lifting them
entirely out OF their everyday en-
vironment into one in which they
actually live" the pictures.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-02
APPLAUD AND YOU
ARE PAID FOR IT
Keep Still and Actors Can t
Do Their Best-A Hint
To ShoWgoers.

when people go to a theater, If
they are pleased. they should show it
by their applause said William
Franklin Riley. advance man for
Watch Your Step" which is coming
to the Crawford next Monday. He is
an old friend of manager E. F. MAJ
well
Many people think if they sit still
in theater and refuse TO applaud
they are doing the right thing They
are not fair to the players or to them
selves Frhen the players feel that
their work is appreciated. they spur
themselves 10 greater efforts and the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-02
GEO. AIDE FARCE
To Be FEATURE
Ell Paso Community Play
ers Present Three One
Act Plays Tonight.

Some Of the best dramatic talent OF
FL Paso. after weeks Of expert coach
ing by Theodore Viehman. viii appear
in three Interesting one-aet plays to
be presented in the High school audi
torium this evening under the auspices
of the Fl Paso Community Theater
association. The program prepared
for this first offering Of FL Paso's
newest community organization in
cludes George AIDES famous farce.
4Nettie"; iona Gales The Neighbors' .
and Yeatss The Land of Hearts De-
sire"
Among those who will take part in
the productions are the following
". E. Jordan, Herman Rosche, Theo-
dore Viehman. Nat s. Russell, Gerome
Lapowski, Miss Estella Brick Mrs
J. H. Bindley, Milan p Garrett, Rich
ard Amador. Miss Beatrice Hills, Mrs.
Ralph Henderson. Mrs. Margaret K
stevens, Miss Marie Wallace. Mrs
Karl Zahn. Carlton c. Homan. Nellie
Nav Bowen. George 7. Foster. Nat s.
Russell Miss Dorothy Lachland--Adv-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-02
Says Prohibition VIII
Driue Foreigners Home

Des Moiues. Ia, Oct 2.-Prohibi-
zion VIII drive many foreigners from
the United States, according to Peter
Dapilonia- well known Italian and
president Of the Italian Importing
company
want transportation back to Italy %
he said. 7 always ask them why they
are leaving There are many reasons
advanced but lately the one most
often advanced IS that Of the recent
prohibition legislation
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-02

"A man Of Honor" the last Screen
Classics, Inc. production in which
Harold Lockwood will be seen, and
which IS now playing at the Unique.
is thrilling adventure drama OF ar
resting strength and beauty II is
a screen version Of Henry Kitchell
Webster's popular novel
Mr.. Webster's book was one Of the
most popular stories Of the cay and
tells the tale Of a young ex-newspaper
reporter who in the Interests Of the
lambs puts up a winning fight against
the big financiers who are plotting 10
bull the market
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-02
DANDY PHoToPLAY AT THE

This is the last day at the Bijou
theater Of the great college photo
play. The Wfnninlr Stroke fea-
turing George Walsh. the William
Fox star who has made a remarka bic
success and has Won a host Of new
admirers here. Manager McCue an
nounces that he would have been glad
TO extend the run had not other book
ings prevented
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-02
TAYLOR COUNTY SHERIFF WILL
TAKE R. E. HENRY TO ABILENE

r. E. Henry expense clerk EMPLOYED
by the G. H & S. A., railroad COM
pany, was arrested wednesday BY
deputy sheriff J. c. Stansel. at the
request Of the sheriff Of TAYLOR
county. Ielegraphic communication
from Abilene stated that Henry was
wanted in Taylor county on a felony
charge, but the exact nature OF the
alleged offence is not known.
Taylor county officials are expected
to reach FL Paso this afternoon to
take him to Abilene