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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-20
NEGRO CHORAL CLUB IS
TO GIVE A MUSICAL

The Choral club OF the Fl Paso
branch of '-the National Association
fqr me Advancement Of CoI0red Peo-
p-e- VIII render a musicale Tuesday
q $50 p. m at the Second Baptist
en ure1, Second and virginia streets
he numbers have been prepared un-
Ger the direction Of Mrs. IL Hoeartll.
The participants on the prorraun
nave received special training in mu-
The program TO be rendered IS as
fouoWs-
Chorus-'No Shadows Tonder" Gaul
Choral Club
Piano sofo-f'1Telodfen .... Efaseersft
Miss Odessa Long.
Chorus-'fUp and away 1000. Giebef
Choral Club
solo la) From the Land OF sky
6iqe Water .--.--- ---- Cadrnan
Miss z J. Chisolm-
Piano Duef-"Qui NiVe" ..-..---. CAM
Mrs C. l. Harrar and Miss la Vera
Elliott.
fnorus-'L Listen to the Lamb" Dett
Choral Club.
solo (al Nanny ..-..-....--... Cook
OBJ Jean commencement rlelgh
Miss j ]. Willis.
Chorus Hark. Hark Ny Sour.
-------- cleiley
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-20
CLAIMS ITALIAN ADMIRAL
VISITED REBEL CHIEFTATN

Washington. D. c.. Nay zo.-Arffon
o the Mexican Government IN refuz-
ing for several days 10 premIt rear
ADMIRAL count Max Lovateut naval
atiache OF the italian embassy here
and now IN Mexico inspecting italian
OIL properties. 20 leave Mexico CITY
Tor Neracruz has been made the sub
lect OF two statements. one By TIE
italian embassy az Mexico City and
another By the Mexican foreign office
The italian charge d'affaires AZ
Mexico City, in his statement dealing
with the detention Of count Lovatelli.
explains the attaches official status
and declares that his passport was
rlsed By Mexican ambassador Rnnil-
las IN Washington. and that he pre-
scented his proper credentials upon
landing at Tampico.
The Mexican foreign office. in reply.
asserts that upon being Informed that
count Love-eli passed through terri
tory controlled By the rebel leader
Pelasz and that he visited the rebel
general the customary orders de-
handing that the 1tllian ofEciaf pre-
sent himself for exam nation were dc
tated BY the government authorities.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-20
DaUiS Says City
FaUOrS Increase
In Teachers Pay
Mrs. Waite and Mrs. Spence
Appear Before Mayor
And Council.

I Mrs W ". Waite and AIRS. JOSEPH
Spence. representing the 8Iorehead
Parent Teachers association, carried
the subject OF the raise Of public
school teachers salaries Tueday
morning before the mayor and city
council
The city has never refused ehe
school one dollar that they have ask
ed for" said mayor Charles Davis.
I'VE are IN favor OF a raise in the
teachers salaries. We viii vote that
money be turned over 10 the school
board for that purpose. but We want
an assurance that the money viii be
used for that purpose. We cannot
order the school board 70 raise the
salaries. That is not within our
province
CAS- has been said from this office
before continued mayor Davis Eve
put great stress upon the work Of
etIicieney expert DePiIL a SAN { en-
He showed the city where money
could be saved Working along the
lines suggested by Mr. Bandeen. we
are saving money for the city 7 have
been away from the city a month and
/ have not yet got IN touch with ev-
n
deem Is working on the affairs Of the
schools 7 understood that he was to
do this work"
Mrs Willis ". Waite asked the
council what was necessary TO call an
election The mayor said there VIII
be an election In the fan. when the
high line canal project and the extern
sion Of the civil service in Fl Paso
are 20 be voted on The law allows
only one such election in every two
years. I'VE promised the high line
people 70 hold Off the election for a
time" said the mayor, and a vote
viii be necessary 10 raise the tax 10
put through the canal We wish also
to extend the civil service 70 all
branches OF the CITY. II IS now cover
ing the police and fire departments.
That viii be a subject TO be decided
upon by the people at the fan cleo
ton
The mayor and council assured the
women that the city VIII do all in its
power to aid them IN the matter
They suggested that the school board
was the proper channel for ten %
direct their work in behalf Of the
teachers. Mr. Davis made Il clear that
the council was not criticizing the
school board. but as he said. The
matter Of the teachers IS entirely IN
the hands OF the board"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-20
OF MILLS
BUILDING STUDYING CHANGES

Arthur Carr. representative Of the
Arson Mills building in Washington,
ID. c. who arrived in FL Paso Tues
day. conferred with Horace 3. Ste
vens, agent Of the Mills building here.
on proposed changes 10 be made on
the building az Washington Gen.
Arson Mllls decided some time ago to
follow the plans OF the building here
because Of the success Of the ground
floor stores AID the basement cafe.
The building at washington was
leased 20 tie government during the
war and has since been vacated and.
as the vicinity about the building be-
came more commercial during the
time OF government occupancy, Gen
Mills decided on the alterations.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-20
Locks His wife In Closet.
Then He Breaks Dishes

san Francisco. Cal. Hay sl.-rreo-
dore Hazenkamp. chemist for the
berkeley syrup works. once locked
-LIs. 1ertruqe HaEenkanp IN a closet
and took advantage Of her in1nriso7-
ment 70 break every dish in the house
according to the divorce suit filed hv
Mrs Hazenkauo IN the Superior court
recently.
her complaint. filed By her attorney
alleges that when their daurhfe-
asked Hazenkamp 10 release her
mother from the closet he answered
by knocking her down the stairs
Mrs Hazenkamp alleges thar her
= -al.na told her she was not fit 20
associate with his Acquaintance For
Ions periods. she charges. he refused
20 speak TO her.
a property settlement was made
out Of court
me Hazeukamps were married ia
New York in 1907 and have two Jchfi-
dren.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-20
T0DI5PLAY ART
At KHAKI CLUB
Opening Of Townsley Ex-
hibit Occurs Wednesday;
Patronesses Are Named.

AT the formal opening OF the C. P
Eownsley art exhibit which viii take
place at the Khaki club wednesday
evening al o'clock. the program win
consist OF vocal numbers by Nine.
Jean Willard and a talk on the work
OF Ar ToWnslsy by Miss Ruth Augur.
president Of the FL Paso Sketch club
and chairman OF the war community
service art committee. under whose
charge the exhibit is made
Dir. ToWnsleF. who IS pres dent Of
the California artist association and
also director Of the Otis Art institute.
was for q number OF years associated
with the late YIN. Marrett Chase in
chases London School OF Arr. HIS
pictures, which VIII be shown in the
exhibit, VIII consist OF California
landscapes and portraits. There viii
be u pictures in the exhibit.
Farrolesses for the occasion viii be
Ars- r. A. Dudley. AIRS. n T. Bowie.
Mrs A. y Hugheys Mrs. r. J. Tighe,
MIS- A. g. Foster AIRS Fred Norton,
-lrs. @ j Maple. Mrs. " p Smi tn.
Ars. Charles L Overstreet. AIRS. James
O. AcAary. AIRS I A. Shedd. Mrs J. u.
4uall. Mrs T. S Stewart. AIRS. Robert
AQl-llaLi AIRS j. s Williams. Mrs s
H- Worrell, 1Irs. Gus York, Mrs. Milton
warner. AIRS OTIS Coles. Mrs. Frank
coles. Mrs. 81. r. Brown, AIRS. Hugh
White, 1Irs- II. B. Stevens. Mrs. Chas
stevens Mrs " p. Howe. Mrs Joseph
spence, Mrs. FFm. Cr0mhie. Mrs O. A
eIllcnett bliss ora slater and Miss
OLA Tafel
serving VIII be IN charge OF Mrs W.
r Nalz and Mrs. W K Ramsey. They
Eill be assisted by 5Iiss llnda Laskin.
-llss charlotte OrmEbee, Miss Ruth
--olEis' 4llss virginia Bean. Miss Julia
Pool and Miss Margaret Gethfnr
in addition 10 Miss AuEur. the other
mem oers Of the war camp community
service committee having charge Of
me exhibit are Mrs. Julius Krakauer.
= C. Nee. Frank f. Seamon. N. Il.
Eunton, Miss Frances Foster. Miss
heba Moore and Fremont Ellis.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-20
ST. PAUL BANK ENTERS
INTO BIG ARIZONA SUIT

Phoenix. Ariz-. Nay 20.-The 1ler-
chants National hank Of St Paul has
been granted by the superior court the
right 70 intervene in the foreclosure
suit OF the North Texas Trust COM
pany against the La Osa Livestock
and Loan company. a Tucson corpor-
alton The receiver is W IL Massey.
cashier Of the Fort Worth National
bank. The bank holds a $780,
mortgage on the property involved
and the North Texas Trust company
one OF $50, 900. The La Osa company s
assets include large land holdings
near the border and 5000 head OF cat
tie, OF which the court has approved
a sale Of $500 head.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-20
TWO KILLED IN TEMPE
ATTEMPTED JAIL BREAK

Phoenix. Ariz-. Nay 20.-The second
death following an attempted ian
break at Tempe Saturday night oc-
CURED Monday when A1ber NettIe.
watchman at Tempe. succumbed to his
wounds Alfonso Rios, said by Of
Iicers 10 have done the shooting. is
held IN the county jail here. The
other victim was Mexican. whose
body has not yet been identified
The shooting occurred when NettIe
and Chester Cummins. town marshal
were attempting 70 place five prison
ers In their cells. Some Of the men
proved refractory and in the scuffle.
lummius dropped his revolver. He
called TO Nettle 10 pick up the gun and
as the night Waterman STOPPED Rios
IS said 70 have grabbed Nettle's gun
from lis holster and TO have fired two
or three shots One killed another
prisoner the unidentified Mexican
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-20
BUSINESS
MEN ORGANIZE
Adolph Boldt, U. S. Cham
Der Of Commerce, to Ad-
dress Commercial Clubs.

Adnlph Boldt, field secretary OF the
United States chamber Of commerce.
arrived in Fl Paso Tuesday morning
for a weeks stay to interest business
men in the national chamber Of com
merce- Re comes from san Antonio.
where he has completed the organiza-
tIon OF the business men affiliated
with the national chamber OF com
merce. prior to which time he organ
lied the business men Of Austin and
waco.
Mr.. Boldt VIII address the kiwanls
club Wednesday. the Rotary club
Thursday and the Adclub Friday.
Taft Began the Work.
NY mission" said Mr. Boldt. is 10
can on the representative business
men OF the city and conduct an edu-
cational campaign so that they may
force the United States chamber Of
commerce is IN the business interests
OF the country. 1T was organized
through the efforts OF president
william H TAFT. He first urged the
necessity OF such an organization ln
q message % congress in 1911. and
the following year he called confer
ence Of the representative business
men OF the country. who met In Wash
ington-
cat this first meeting president
Tart explained that the farmers were
wen organized. the laborinE men. and
other interests and that should be an
object lesson 10 the business interests
20 be equally as vel organized. es-
pecially as they were largely depend
ent upon and affected by general con-
ditlons and national legislation
Membership OF 100000.
lie further explained that, contrary
to the general Impression. congress
and the administration did seek the
advice on the business man so long
as It was nonnartisau ard unselfish
and represented the diversified 0pin-
ion OF business; but that up 20 that
time there was no way. no national
agency or clearing house, through
which american business men could
express themselves He further ex-
planned that up 20 that time this was
the only important nation that had no
national chamber OF commerce Great
Britain had had one % years. France
Tor % years and Germany for 100
years
chamber Of commerce OF the United
states was organized and has become
p poWeftul orsanizatlon. amply
financed, with headquarters at wash
ington and offices IN all important
foreign countries. We have called
referenduuns on all important national
questions. the result OF which were
OF ne house and senate ard % the
president
we have a membership OF s011 900
business men, and you can appreciate
the profound Impression which these
referendum results have on congress"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-20

DINk chiffon. broeade and lace. pro-
1 duce this lovely dinner gown
whose fiimy softness is ideal FOR SUM
mer evenings over a camisole liniug
Of flesh colored chiffon is laid first a
surplice vest OF flesh chiffon, picot
edged. and then blouse OF lace with
long. graceful sleeves. a deep girdle
Of pink and silver brocade ends in a
long train which falls gracefully at
the back. From this gird1e. in
gathered folds. IS draped the skirt Of
pink chiffon To is trimmed with two
panels OF lace. back and front The
lines Of This dress are easy 90 repro
duce. and its expense is comparatively
small, when you think Of the price
such dress brings In the best shops.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-20
GLOBE GATHERS CATTLE;
MANY SHIPPED TO Ell PASO

Globe, Ariz-. Hay 2o.-Thousands of
cattle are being poured into the local
stoc1yards from the roundups in
Tonic Basin and other range sections.
Tor shipment 70 FL Paso, Fort Worth.
Denver and Kansas City. one ship
ment was Of 100 carloads. Heavy
shipments Of cattle from nearby
ranges are being made from Kelvin.
Cutter and Radium-
Last years output OF 10000 head
VIII be exceeded. Prices range from
$3.50 to $3.50 a head.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-20
MANY SHIPMENTS MADE
FROM VAUGHN. NEW MEX.

]. f. Strickland. Inspector for the
Panhandle and Southwestern Stock
mems association in the Vaughn. n NJ
district has reported under date Of
Nay II cattle shipments as follows
On May "a. Ship & PawIey shipped
rom Vaughn three cars Of two year
OLD steers to Howard Pyn. 1fontrose.
Colo Nay IS. the Salado Cattle com
six cars Of two year old steers 10 c. j.
Avery. Las Vegas. n. NJ; May Is.
the Wyatt estate and others shipped
from Torrance, n. II, Is cars Of steers.
ones, twos and rhrees. to II. ". Melton.
Dalhart. Tex
inspector Strickland reported plenty
of moisture and vegetation CROWNS
we'll
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-20
Ell PASO WAR VETERANS TO
HEAR CONSTITUTION READING

One Of the principal matters to
come up before the regular monthly
meeting o. the World War Veterans
association Friday night viii be the
reading Of the constitution adopted
By the American Legion at its recent
convention in St Louis. A copy Of
the constitution was sent for several
days ago and IS expected TO arrive IN
tine 10 be read and adopted at the
meeting.
The Zeal chapter Of the returned
veterans. which comprises all men
service during the war. viii become
affiliated with the American Legion
and IL is probable that steps TO
change the name OF the chapter viii
be taken at the meeting Friday
night
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-20
Social Hygiene
Study In Unioersities
To Make Crimes Feme1

Chicago. III. May 20-Dr. Rene
sand, professor OF social and Indus
trial medicine In the University Of
Brussels, Belgium, urged the estab-
ishment OF departments for the study
of social hygiene in American uni
Versities as means Of lesseuing
crime. in an address delivered today
al the congress on child welfare
standards
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-20
Resigns Secretaryship
To GiDe Time to Lodge
80 and Relief Bond

Aes sntng the secretaryshin OF Fl
Faso chapter No I57. Royal Arch Ma
-Iorgan- veteran secretarv oil ne vo-l-
ute bodies Of Freemasourv az fhz
Masonic temple for several years past.
VIII devote his efforts 10 El Paso
lodge No 100. A. f. and a. IT.. and the
mana sement Of The Masonic RELIEF
board Of which he IS chairman. 1Tr.
Morgan resigned as recorder OF Fi
--aso commandery 10. IS. Enights
plar- some time aEo
4-r. Aorsan VIII become Grand mas
-er oL the grand lodge Of Texas. A.
me deputy grand master
Az Monday nights meeting Of Fl
Faso chapter, r A. IT., announcement
vas made bv the high priest Rufe p
March OF the appointment Of Harry
chapter. to serve Until the election
"a June H.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-20
TWO WHO FED GROUND
GLASS TO MAN PARDONED

santa Fe. n IL. May Ex-Governor
o. A Larrazoio has granted pardons
% Alma Lyons, neEress. and Valentins
Madrid, both Of Sierra county. who
Wre sentenced in 1917 10 life imprison-
ment upon conviction Of having led
poN usrea lisnt globe glass 20 Valeu-
tina Madrid's husband thereby cue
ing his death The women AZ the fine
we're 10 ana II years old. respectively.
BY good conduct the prisoners have
gained credit as having served 20
years
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-20
CUMMINS TO ATTEND Nm.
MEETING OF DEMOCRATS

santa Fe. n II, May o0-Arthur
seiiEmans chairman of the state Dem
ocratic committee. Monday called a
meeting OF the committee and repre-
sentatiFes OF the organization IN each
county 10 be held Ia Albuquerque
June 5 and 6. Homer s. Cummius. na-
tional chairman. viii attend the con
ference Matters pertaining to the
status OF the party in this state VIII
be discussed, 10 was announced.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-20
INQUIRY 3IAT BE MADE
INTO Alvarez

According to Mexico City papers. a
number Of them are demlndln- that
the federal congress take action fol-
lowing the execution OF Gen. Alvarez.
The latter was captured at the time
Gen Aureliano Banquet was killed.
Gen Alvarez has been condemned by
COURT martial 10 be shot, but the fed
eral supreme court had issued a writ
Of 'amparo.f or restraining order.
and. in defiance Of that, the military
order was carried out
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-20
LARGE SUMS ALLOTTED
COUNTIES FOR HIGHWAYS

Austin, Tex. May 20.-At the
monthly meeting Of the state high
way commission. Johnson county was
granted an allotment Of 100000 fed
eral aid This county has just voted
Sz.oo0.000 for good roads. Montague
county was allotted total Of s16a.-
0o0 federal aid. r. J. Windrow. the
new state highway engineer. has quail
fled and assumed his duties succeed
ing George A. Duren there are large
DELEGATIONS here from various portions
Of the state
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-20
CAPT. A. c. TAYLOR CAN
GET SPEEDY uTsCHanGF,

Phoenix. Ariz- Nay 20.-The war
department at Washington Is pre-
pared % Erant immediate release 60
Capt Arthur c. Taylor. 15Sth reci-
ment recently returned from France
10 whom governor Campbell has Of
fcrcd the port of ad5utanr general Of
the state. This was the Information
received by the governor from the
national capital
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-20
MAY SEND MEXICAN TROOPS
THROUGH HERE TO CHIHUAHUA

IA Prensa,' a Mexican daily pub
lshed b san Antonio. Tex had IN its
Issue OF Monday. q dispatch from
Eagle Pass stating that a considerable
force o. Mexican government soldierT
was gathered opposite there IN the
Mexican border port OF Piedras NeEras.
awaiting Permission OF the United
states government TO be transported
by rail rhroush Texas 20 FL Paso ard
thence TO JuarcE into the state OF Chi
huahua
These troops are designed 20 support
the federal forces now in the state
Of Chihuahua against VIA and Gen.
Felipe Angeles
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-20

Justice A }. Hail presiding.
fine.
state vs. II Killam. speeding $3.50
$3.50 fine.
state vs. Philip Ramirez. speeding.
fine
:, STATE vs.. Il H Sanders. speeding.
fine.
state vs.. F. Espalin. speeding. dis
$3.50 fine.
s1350 fine.
$3.50 fine.
state vs. p Fisueron. vagrancy.
Sls-50 fine
State VS.. Ignacio E. Ramirez, druni,
and disturbing peace, $3.50 fine.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-20
REPORTS SHOW NO INCREASE
IN WHoOPING COUGH CASES

The reports Of cases OF whooniue
cough 10 the office Of the department
o. health show no increase over those
OF the past month or six weeks.
Every year at this time we have
numerous cases Of Whooping caugh."
said Dr.. Hugh Waite. city health ply
sician, -and we are taking precautions
70 eliminate all chances OF spreading
the disease"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-20
MEXICO City School
Teachers Strike For
Pay and More OF It

school teachers On a strike IN Mex
leo City,
This is followed BE- the news that
the linotype operators on all the lead
ing newspapers there have gone out
IL sympathy.
It appears that the teachers have
not been able % get their pay f0r
long tine.
The newspapers affected By ire
linotype operators. according TO word
received in FL Pas0. are. "EI Univer-
sal" lei Excelsior" al Democrata-n
Eel Hsrald0 de Mexico ond IA
Pueblo"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-20

Six minor indictments were re-
turned at noon Tuesday by the county
grand jury, as follows. j. Saldivar
and Augustin Ramirez. theft over $50.
Jack Martin. burglary. Enrique Ger
vantes, burglary. Irving Avert. theft
over $50; James Tracy talias James
Hamutonl, robbery by assault. Fran
cisco LOPEZ, assault with intent "a
murder
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-20
Newman Sentenced To
SeYpe 9 TO 10 Year,

Phoenix. Ariz-. May 90. D. New
man, Of Flagstaff. convicted q week
$50 OF manslaughter in connection
with the shooting Of Frank Hocfor
ne lear lot Springs Junction. January
Judge Stanford to q term OF from o *,
~ years In the state prison AZ
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-20
EHIPPLE BARRACKS LABOR
DEMANDS $3.50 ADAY

Prescott. Ari-, Nay 2O.-Maf. C. F.
Coffin, constructing quartermaster al
Nhipple, on base hospital No. 90. has
been served with a notice BY his sew
eral hundred carpenters that their
wages hereafter would be at the rate
OF $3.50 a day. this rate 10 apply to
prescott and All surrounding country.
Col r ". Bliss from the general hos
pltal at West Baden, Ind. has assumed
charge OF the Whipple hospital
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-20
ASK FOR 500 A WEEK
FOR The MUNICIPAL BAND

n e1nnllttee representing the
Municipal band headed by bandmaster
Gustat and Charles Armstrong. called
on alderman Park Plttman Tuesday
morning. and asked for weekly an
Preparations Of 500 FOR the band The
committee was told that the city
would pay something toward the band
but how much had not been deter
mined, but that the city would not
maintain it without help.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-20

san Francisco. Calf. May 20.-Fin-
al fluctuations showing san Francis
cos subscriptions 20 the victory loan
has exceeded the city-s quota OF SI9,-
.3lS.15Q gave the federal reserve dis
trict a clean slate with every major
division OF tho district over the top"
Drs. Irwin & Gray, Eye. Ear. Nose
and Throat Go Martin Bldg.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-20
SINGLETON MURDER CASE
COMING Up WEDNFgnA

The trial Of J. F. singleton.
charged with the murder Of W. III.
Young, viii be called by judge W. 10.
Howe in the Bath district court at 9
o'clock Wednesday morning. The case
was 20 have been called Tuesday
morning but absence Of witnesses re-
suited IN the delay. Both the dead
man and Singleton are negroes.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-20

Evansville, Ind. May 20-Opal Tolie,
an Evansville soldia- who served with
the American expedltlonary forces in
France, lost race against death from
war-stricken France 70 Indiana His
wife, Tor whom doctors held no hope
begged for several months 20 see her
husband and az last permission was
obtained for Tolie TO leave his or=an-
cation and come home But Airs. Tolle
died before be reached her bedside.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-20

Osfeopafhs-Drs. Armstrong 416 Rob
erts- Banner. office Phi 1885 Res. 5s65.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-20
NeWS BreUitieS
LAlrarlisa-antsl

Il Paso and Southwestern train
No. 4. due at 11:45 a. m, was scheduled
Tuesday 90 arrive at p m All
afternoon and night trains were re-
ported on time.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-20
TWO ARE ARRESTED As

Douglas. ARK. Nay 2o.-Tw0 IN
known Nexicaua. whose names have
not been made known By the Mexican
officials. were arrested IN AEua Fri-
eta Sunday on suspicion OF being
memo ers ~ The gang Of bandits
which held up Calauca ten DAYS aro
and obtained a large amount of cash
and loot
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-20

Word has been received from Miss
Catherine Gorbutt. principal OF the
Aoy school, saying that her mother
died in Frankfort, Kas. Miss Gorbutt
was called to her mothers bedside a
few days ago.