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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-03
Ell PASO'S QUOTA FOR WAR
VICTIMS GOES OVER THE TOP

Seventy-five business men Of f.
Paso who assembled az the First Ma
tional bank Monday afternoon at the
suggestion Of A. Schwartz 90 devise
a method OF raising the $500 short
campaign for war sufferers in the
near east contributed the necessary
amount. which was In addition 70
what they had contributed IN the
drive Of last week and sent Fl Paso
over the top.
G. +. Hawks. manager OF the cam
paiEu. thanked the assembly. the
team workers and an others who had
done their share 90 help the dis
tressed peoples Of Armenia Assyria
and Greece.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-03
POLICE BENEFICIAL ASSN.
IS ELECTING NEW OFFICERS

The police department is holdins
an election Of officers for the Police
Beneficial association The officers
Ito he elected are president vice presi-
dent. secretary treasurer and five di-
rectors.
The candidates for each position
follow President W A. Simpson. J.
y. Thompson and p L. Castleherry ,
vice nresident-W- A. Warnocs and
]. A. Hunt. secretary treasurer-I 7.
recrors-Johu Redmon- j. 2 stowe.
Andy Shobe. A. a. Funk, William Pen
Hawkins Grover Hail. a. Headlev.
r Cherry, L T. Robev. Robert Nc
knight. J. E. Beck and p 2. Diltz
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-03
.GILLETT'S TALK
BRINGS PROTEST.
He Said Mexico Is Greatest
impeachment to American
Republics Relations.

Washington. D. c.. June 3-Diplo-
matte protest has been made by the
Mexican embassy against the spec
delivered by speaker Gnlett yesterday
at the Pan-American congress. in
which he declared Mexico the greatest
impeachment 20 the establishment Of
satisfactory relations between the
American republics.
The protest declares speaker Gil
let's utteran-es false. so Tar as they
related TO the state of Mexican COM
merce, which. It is asserted, has shown
remarkable DEVELOPMENT during the
state department officials are dis
turbed bT the incident and are expect
ed TO deny responsibility and probably
express reEret
RedfieId Is a Speaker.
Secretary Redfield was the principal
speaker at the morning session OF the
Pan-American commercial conference
today He was followed by minister
Iudela- Of Peru. The keynote OF sec
rotary Redfield's address was mutual
service Of commerce
Pointing out how American business
men now were able TO extend credit
and no longer were compelled TO de-
rend upon the fleets Of cOmpetfnc
nations 70 handle their goods, he an
uounceu that ar the request OF the
shipping board, he had suggested
new steamship routes. one 10 the
north and one TO the south Of South
America. not only for communications
between the United States and the
south american countries. but also
between the states Of South America
themselves He poitned out what had
come 60 Germany by a policy Of na-
lional selfisrness instead Of national
heLntuiness.
fail. he said. unless you serve Us
you viii fail. and unless we both
serve the world. all win fail"
p Republics Represented.
with q American republics official
~ represented and with nearly 500
deiegates present. the second Pan
American commercial conference was
opened Monday at the Pan-American
union The president OF the United
States the presidents Of Chile, Ecua-
dor, Guatemala. Bolivia and Uruguay
the provisional president Of VenezueIa
and the secretary or foreign affairs
OF salvador sent cableErams OF greet
Ing TO the conference Assistant sec
rotary OF state Philips who is acting
secretary OF state in the absence 81
acting secretary Polk. vice president
Marshall and sneaker Guiett, OF the
house Of representatives the Chilean
am 1assalor and tle Bolivian minis
ters, Of their respective ranks amona
the Latin American Diplomats IN
Washington, and the president Of the
United States chamber OF commerce
were the principal speakers ut the in
ausural session OF the congress-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-03
CATTLE SHIPMENTS DECLINE;
RAIN IS NEEDED NEAR PECOS

Reports received at the ottlce or the
Panhandle and Southwestern stock
mems association indicate a decline in
cattle shipments last week
Fraacher & son. Toyah. shipped
eight ears Of stock cat-ie 70 seymour
7. O. Holleheke, pecos- one car stock
cattle 10 Odessa. Harris Brothers. Tex
ahoma. IL cars Of stock cattle TO Bis
Lake
J. C. Hollebeke. cattle Inspector at
Pecos. reports cattle in that section
doing ven but that the weather Is
HOT. the range getting dry and rain
needed ID. S Lilies. inspector az Dali
hart. Texas. reports good range. cl--
lie ll-nE l-ne anl The IEeatlar COOL
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-03
Yaquis Kill and Muiilate
Body OF Truck DriOer,
Sent Out OfHermosilIo

Noeales, AK, June 5--ManueI
Avila. a truck driver employed haul
ing provisions from Hermosillo to the
I7I Progreso mine in the La Colorado
district Of Sonora. Mex, was shot and
killed from ambush late yesterday
by NaQuis ar the same spot where H.
s. White. an American truck driver
Of Tucson, Ariz4- was killed several
days ago. Avila's body was stripped
and mutilated-
Telegraphic advices 10 this effect
were received here today.
The Yaqui bands are reported TO be
camped near three water holes at in
tervals between Hermosillo and san
Xavier nine in La Colorado district.
Mine owners report by telegraph that
there are no Mexican federal troops
in the field against the Yaquis.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-03
U. S. OFFICERS IN UNIFORM
MAY ENTER NOGALES. son.

Nogales. Ariz.. June 5.-Acting un-
der Instructions from Washington.
Col Earle Carnahan. commanding the
military subdistrict OF Nogales. &c
companied by collector OF customs
Charles =. Hardy and former mayor
Writ g. Bowman, Of Nogales. crossed
the International border yesterday
and obtained the permission OF presi-
oente Cardenas. Of NoEales. Son. for
officers OF the United states army in
uniform TO enter NoEales Son.
This official announcement was
made here today.
The presidente gave the American
OFFICIALS a warm welcome and imme-
diateiy granted their request. The
visitors also were received by Gen.
Alvaro Oregon and collector Of Gus
toms Diaz. OF Sonora, both Of whom
announced that they were pleased to
see the United States renewing It's
efforts TO promote friendly relations
with Mexico.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-03
WILLIAM W. EVANS VISITS
COL. FURLOW IN WASHINGTON

Col James ". Furlow. who organ
lied the a15tth motor transport corps.
and named camp Boyd ia honor OF
Capt Charles =. BOYD. who was
killed in the fight at Carrlzal, Mex
is in washington on Gen. PeytOu @.
MarcE's staff William W. Evans re-
Gently paid Col Furlow visit -
washington The colonel expressed
pride in the 315th motor transport
corp and said more requests for as
signments we're made for this unit
than any other motor transport corp
II tie countrw.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-03
FINED $50 BECAUSE HE

Andrea Armiio was fined SO in cor
poration court Monday afternoon fol-
lowing an exciting experience with
officials at the santa Fe street bridge
Armiio IS said 10 have driven a car
across the bridge from Juarez- As he
approached the American side he was
ordered 10 stou. but did not do So a
f1siiiade Of shots followed. but the
driver continued his way up Stanton
street He later was arrested when he
attempted TO Renter Mexico on a
street car. The man said he did not
hear the order 10 stop on the bridge
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-03
DENIAL OF MEXICAN TROOP
MOVEMENT PERMIT STANDS

washington. D. Q, June 3.-S.ate
department officials said today the
American government was not recon
sidering its refusal 10 permit Mexican
troops 10 pass through the United
states from Sonora to Chihuahua and
that there was no intention Of recon
sideriuE at this time In view Of the
outbreak Of the Ha0ui Indians In So
nora, the presence Of the Mexican fed
eral troops there was regarded By Of
ucials here as more important than
in Chihuahua.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-03
POLK IN FAVOR Of
TROOPS PASSING
Representative Urges Cit.
zens to Stand Pat on
Their Protest.

Mayor Charles Davis received a dis
patch Tuesday from representative
C. B. Hudspeth in washington to the
effect that acting secretary Polk is
reconsidering his refusal TO allow
Mexican troops to pass through the
United states and may give his con
sent to the Mexican government
The dispatch follows:
Had conference with acting secre.
cary Of state Polk relative TO trans
portation Mexican troops upon re-
ceipts OF your last wire Polk stated
to me that permission could not be
granted and that some other way
would be found to satisfy the Mexican
government. understand he recon
sidered and will possibly give consent
provided Gov Hobby gives his per
mission Am taking the matter up
with Polk also wired Gov Hobby
70 stand pat I suggest you and other
citizens wire Polk. strongly protest
ing against any transportation Of
Mexican troops and setting forth good
reasons why same should not be
Message BY wireless.
More than u hours after urgent Of
ficial messages sent by Ruiz SandovaL
iayed 10 Chihuahua City from saltillo.
Mex. by wireless, the messages re-
main unanswered SaudovaL in re-
Spouse 10 inquiries was informed that
Saitillo would transmit his telegram
TO that point by the wireless 10 Chi
huahua-
Mayor bitterly Protests
Mayor Davis Whea asked about the
matter, said Il am astOnished be-
yond measure that the acting secre-
tarv of state should conceive Of en-
dangering American lives and prop
ertv in Mexico by angering Mexican
rebels in chihuahua 70 practically
certain reprisals by wanting 70 pass
Carranza troops through American
territory into chihuahua TO fight
villa rebels
Congressman Hudspeth's telegram
said that Mr.. Polk is trying again TO
get Gov Hobby TO consent 10 the
passage over Texas territory which
means through Fl Paso. feel sure
that Gov Hobby viii stand pat Tor
American citizens lives ana property
in Chihuahua. but If worst comes 70
worst. II there is anything in the
world that j. as mayor Of FL Paso, can
do to prevent those troops coming
through this town I SHAH certainly
do It Tor I do not want the blood OF
my fellow Americans IN Chihuahua
On my conscience I remember the
result Of the similar passage Of such
troops before remember the santa
Tsabel massacre and the Columbu
raid
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-03
BUYS PLANE IN CHICAGO;
BEGINS FLIGHT TO DENVER

Chicago. i'll. June 3.-Harry John
son. an aviator OF Denver left ASH
burn Field Chicago, at SIS o'clock
this morning in Canadian-Curtiss
airpiane with the intention Of flying
to Denver He Durchased the machine
yesterday. He eNpec-s 10 arrive IN
Denver about noon romorroW-
Johnson carried two passengers and
expects 10 make the trip with one
stop-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-03
HUDsPETH URGEs POLK TO

Washington. d. C.. June 3.-ReDre-
sentative C.. p. Hudspeth TODAY told
acting secretary OF state Polk that
the people Of Texas. New Mexico and
Arizona don't want Carranza troops
TO pass through Texas territory 70
attack the Nnlistas. HudsDeth de-
clared that II the Carranza troops are
allowed TO pass through Texas there
may be another Saint Isabella mas
sacre OF Americans in chihuahua.
Hudspeth also wired governor Hob
by asking the governor TO stand hy
his decision rot 10 allow the Carranz
troops passage.
Polk promised 20 consider the mat
ter and give an answer tomorrow.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-03
ASKS PROTECTION IN YA0UI
VALLEY FOR AMERICANS

WashlnEt0n, D @, June 3-Be-
ports Of disturbed conditions in thc
Yaqui valley in Sonora have caused
the state department. through the
American embassy in the City Of
Mexico, TO request the Mexican auth
critics TO station enough troops in
that section 10 safeguard American
lives and property.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-03
Gen. Aguilar, Mexican
Foreign Minister, Is On
Way To Washington

Laredo Texas June Seen. Candi-
DO Asuilar Mexican minister OF for
eign relations. arrived early today at
Nuero Laredo. ouuosite here. on his
way 70 Washington from Mexico city.
The purpose Of ire trip was given as
official business"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-03
AUTOMOBILE DRIVER FINED
SIS FOR RUNNING INTO BOY

The small son Of r 3. Naples. 21I5
Portland avenue, a street railway mo-
torman, was struck by an automobile
driven by G. T. Wood on Pfedras
street Monday. and slightly injured
about the head Wood appeared in
police court and explained that his
car szidded. 50 that he was unable 70
avoid striking the boy He was fined
S25 on a charge OF reckless driving.
The father Of the lad said he was
riding the street car and that he
started TO leave the car 70 enter a
store when he was hit
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-03

2 T. James. a carpenter foreman az
Fort Bliss. has been released by depu-
IS sheriffs on a bond Of $500. pending
a hearing or a charge OF aggravated
assault James IS alleged to have
beaten q man who was working for
him at the fort He was arrested By
John Boone a deputy sheriff
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-03
HERNANDEZ WOULD SECURE
FISH STATION FOR N. N

washington. D. c.. June 3.-A bill
by representative b. c. Hernandez
Monday would appropriate 100000
for a fish cultural station IN New
Mexico. the location 70 be selected BY
the secretary OF commerce
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-03
SHAKE INTO YOUR SHOES

Aliens F1ot-Fasa the 1n-iserlc powder
90 BE- shaken into the shoes anc Epriniilel
Ir the frrf-taff. The Fll-tsr-rE camp
Manuel advises men ln training % use
rrnf-E-se I'D tlalr stoes each morning
70 prevents tlistsrs ana sore spots ard re-
Ileras -airf1l. swollen. sr11rtl-E tee- la-
takes the sting cut % crrrs ans 11-linna-
~rrrarn relief f1r sweating. c-llorz-
tired aching feet Always Use Aller
roor-EaFs % break On reu Shoes s1lc
ereryTT nEre--Adr-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-03
DIsAPpROVEs ACCOMMODATIONS
DISTINGUISHED SERVICE CnOss

According TO reports received here
Monday. the recommendation that
Col ". kenlT. who was formerly a
general in the national army and j.
charge Of the air service, be awarded
the distinguished service cross for re-
marzahle work done in organizing
that service. was disapproved by Gen
Peyton C. March. chief Of staff
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-03

THE mayor and city council were
1 treated TO a surprise Monday and
Tuesday as they received the reports
and went over in detail with onsi-
neer r. 2. Hardaway the estimates
and preliminary plans for the con-
struction Of three miles Of the scent
driveway, skirting the rim Of the
mesa and the foot Of At Franklin
Instead OF about $4,000. as at first
roughly estimated. the actual figures
shown at the meeting Tuesday were
ss5.0o5 Mr. Hsrdaway said to surface
with red granite. the hest surfaciuE
material plenty of which is at hand
at the foot Of the mountain, would
cost from $4,000 TO $4,000 more
While lLr- HardaWaF explained tnal
his estimates were not actual. they
were sufficiently definite for making
an estimate. HIS figures follow
MOVING ruooistl- -----------.--s 1ee
Earth CbarroW) -.------ --.------ ~
Earth ex av2te, $3.50 cubic
solid rock. 1870 cubic yards.
at Sl-s0-- -...-.-..s o-su1b
Loose rock. 1850 cubic yards.
az SO cents --.---.- a,9po
Rock culyerts I'D 800. -.-.-.--- s,449
One trestle So - feet by IS Feet 5000
Retaining walls C21-...- SOC
20 percent contingencies .-...- $3.50
surfacing rock bed..--- 5000
Engineering and supervision. f-Qgo
Hauling cuts 10 fills----..--.-- 1890
Total SIS. COS
1Ir. Hardawav explained how he had
found an easier way by careful Sc
lection for the location Of the dri e
around the southeast point OF Al
Franklin from the eastern brink OF the
western where it crossed Ange street
TO the car line at its crossing Of Co
lumbus street. in Highland PARK adj
ditiou. distance Of three miles, with
q - foot wide road with maximum
Of five percent grade. one-fouTth to
one rock cut slopes, one 70 one earth
slopes and one and one-cuarter and
one and one-half slopes on embank-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-03

IN the United States there IS one hank
for every 1922 people North Dakota
leads with one bank for every 93S persons
In the PHILIPPINES there is only one hank
fo- every 100000 persons--Fnom Leslie's
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-03

The War Camp Community Service
has leased a building at Fabens fol
a Khaki club. 1t is being equipped and
viii be opened about June Isl
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-03
SCENIC DRIVE WOULD COST
MUCH LESS THAN E5TIMATE

Council Favors Drive Finding That It VIII Cost Only
S65OO5 Against First Estimate Of S15O000 Engineer
HardaWay Says Site Would Be Wonderful Place for
Big Hotels; Haven't Seen Man Not in Favor"
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-12
Cuento para los NiHos
Ell R DE ORC

ProcOpio fue IN muChacno GeSdpll-
cado y tonto que jamas quiso %aprender
Z leer. por mas que sus padres y macs
tros SO esforzaron. va por medic de
castiros. va por medic de premios, ell
haccr Cntrar en- Su cerebro ell alta
beto.
Yo tengo mucho dinero. decia Pro
copio. mis- padres son muy ricos. y
81 MORN me dejaran muchOs miles de
pesos. Para Que ne he de mortifI-
con aprender I leer??
Y armada con tan tonta fil0sofia
81 muchacho .iamas aprendi0 a
Ger una sofa letra.
Pero en- cambio. naciU en- Su cora
Zon odio instintivo contra todos los
ninos que Sc distinguian en- la escue-
la por su APPLICATION. sobrc TODD 81
cram pobres. Por ESQ perseguia Y
golpcaba. Siemprc que p0dia. a Jua-
nito. hiio de una pObre viuda. que
era muy estudioso . intc!igentc. : 4
uuien sus maestros Y condiscipu!os
~duerian, tanto como odiaban q Pro-
copio.
Desde Ia escuela fue bautizado t!
muchacho con el apodo de "burro de
orc. que conserve por toda su vida,
como titulo dc ignOm!nia.
81 alguno dc Sus c~ompancroS Sobrc-
sulia por su APPLICATION. Burro dc Orc
Sc cncogia de hombros. como diciendo
entire ii: Con mi diuero 20 valgo
mas"
81 10 r~cga1aban. volvia 4 cnco%crse
dc hcmbg0s. como d!cienGo: "v%ya
una cstupidcz quercr cue 20 sea CO.
mo los dcnlaS. cuaAdo tcl@o tanto d.
nero para h"ccr 70 que nae dc ~:
CANA
\ sus mi>mos padres los fastiGi"ba
y Ilenaba de comgoia cCn aquelia cb-
session. del muchacho. de que .! dine
70 !odo 10 puede en- Ct munGc.
Mira. L. decian. con tn dincro'
no podras ser SIbio. nj a]rtista. nj go
!; Ear d. 10 cue De mas hc?moso nay cn
q mundo, que son icS %o~os del espi-
Iitu.
40 falrarl quien me- eiogie con
nj dincro. y olga d" mi cue soy muy
in;eligente. rcaIicaoa acknowledgements.
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-12
DE pASO.

En- canine para la ciudad de Me
xico. Y p~rocedente dc FL Paso. Te-
Vas. c~stuvieron aver en- San Anto-
Mo Ia sonora Doha Beatriz AslinSu-
10 Viuda de Torres y suS hijas las Sc
| noritaS BeatriZ : Luz.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-12
IN san

Proccdente de la ciUdad de Monte
ira en- csta ciudad ei senior ID. lSidoro
Cueva.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-12
SeDa como esta Ell
tempo de MARIANA

Este ~Bar6metro.
UltirnU Inodeio. le
dir.I o~portunamen-
;e 81 cStadO tcl
NJ hasta u ho-
-:s de anticipation
No es un ~Juguetc.
sino. al coEuario
r<t:i cien.ificarnen-
l.. constrIiIo para
81 obieto Y trahaJa
sutoma !camCn;e.
Bonito. ~eIcgaate y
~perdurable. La par
- i~ntcresante de
ste Instruments
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-12
Hermana, no eSpeIS!!
FISHl.EIGH & COMPANY.
po., :; Chicago. III.

: G,c Ia cara qurdc desii=urada a cons,
.lcrc.u dc jos barroS. c>p'T"IaS. eseo'''
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-12

- IA apa-ici6n = dcSaparicion de los ~.
ros ,ruc han De Lcsi-lc c! cstad" Get tstTr a.
WEZTE GIRANTIZADO. Sc rnvia eon'pie-
10 = con ,.rmGmetro a toiaS parties = ~,
D.. al rccibo Gr $50. No So Hnede stu ~
de c,tos hn~6r1ctr">. Mande l9c. extra pa
ri %astos ." corSco.
: ~FiSHLEIGH & COMPAN1'
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-12

Yea USED cr II cdicion scman4ria
dc Ia PrenSa" y en- IA diaria cores
pondiente ! les dias . Y % de Mario
las fotografias y testimonies de per-
sonas que despuas de haber u~tiliza-
80 mis- seryicios nan sido benefi-
ciadas q curadas. Tengo en- mi
poder ~ccnteaares de estos testimonies,
los cualcs mostr2rc = Guien 10 s~olicite
sin nin.una obligation de su parte.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-09-30
GERMANS HAVE NEW SCHEME.
Plan to Raise New Army Has Just
Been Exposed.

Correspondence Associated Press.l
With the American Forces in Ger
many, Sept An entirely new
scheme for establishing q reserve
army In Germany. IN anticipation OF
some future opportunity TO establish
German military power. e seen by
some German newspapers IN plan
they have Just discovered and exposed.
While the scheme is confined to only
ore regiment and so probably has no
sanction from the war ministry. II Is
sr indication, in the opinion Of Amer
lean army officers who for eight
months have been studying eemoe-
ilizatior OF the German forces. Of how
hard P-ussiaa ulil!tarism dies.
The Lightschlag corps in Westpha-
la row the Sixty second Retchs-
weir Irrational army regiment Of the
Thirty first Eeichswehr brigade, has
sent out circulars TO all men who have
served IN this volunteer unit since the
armist;ce, urging them to sign pledge
70 answer TO a call to the colcrs IN
the event Of general disorder or ne.
revolution. The Freiheft, the indie
PENDENT socialist organ IN Berlin sug-
gests that the men responsible for the
scheme really have in mind something
more than suppression Of disorders, the
paper then quoting from the circular
as follows:
Soon the time WIFI come when the
Tatherlano will have need Of every
resolute ard proven arm"
The circular. according 10 the news
papers. says that the corps is organ
izfng a. reserve" from among the best
Of its released soldiers. this reserve 10
be called into the service OF the corps
IN time Of need. Details are then
given Of the method Of issuing such
call The Freheit, in a recent Issue,
demanded TO know who had given the
corps the right TO establish such
reserve and TO promise regular Reichf-
wehr or national army pay TO these
"reservssts" whenever called.