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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-09-24

de a Sc face placuta. Era simpli-
citatea firei intrupata, mai multi
inca, asprita 81 otelita de rigoarea
disciplined militare 81 de fapteIe
singeroase pc carl lea sevarsit.
lar ii paru reu CD fagaduise
att de lesne d-nei Frunzescu ca
ii va lua pc Iorgu daca ii va ii
pc plac. A fost O nebuna ca nu
s'a gindit la t6ate aceste dnainte
de al fagadui, 81 de data aceas-
ia Sc hotari, ferma, ca sd spuie
d-nei Frunzescu tot ce are .,e
inima, 81 so roage ca sa-si eau
te alta nora. Da, ii va spune.
Prea s'a <invoit repede. A facut
0 prostie. Trebuia sd Sc ,gindeas-
Cd mai MATURE asupra pasnlui ce
avea de gfnd se fac6. ii starea
turburata 9 mintei sale Sc gindi
iarasi Ia Vasile. De ce mar lua
pc acest fecior de taran, care Sc
topeste de dragul eli. E invatata
Sd traiasca la tara, in mijlocul
firei; ne silita si ne stapinita dc
atitea etichete 81 conventiuni So
ciale. Sc nu caute la tot pasul
sa-si stapineasca miscarile ei Vi,
oaie, une orr salbatece. Acold,
Ia tara, Sc va simti mai in vote,
mai sloboda 81 ne pismuitA &c
nimeni Cd lea pdngarit clasa. Nj.
meni MO Va 1arata cu deeetul 81
iisimeni nu va a. cu coatele cind
- fAe1; 81 aaiGcere gselit3 4 lla'
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-09-24

potriva manierelor elegante. Z
olpg, da, dar plin de inima 81
avinturi mari, ca 81 ca, 81 nu
vor peri de foame. Dupa ce va
fl gonit dusmanul din tara vor
merge in satul Ell. Vor avea GU
ce sd traiasca. A remas singura
Isl averea parintilor va reminea
Ell, intreaga 81 Gu treizeci de po-
goane de pamint, 81 ce mai arc
81 Vasile, pc care au sal inchi-
rieze, nu NOR de foame. Ea tea
fara. Rama din spate Sc va vim
deca 81 de munca nu Sc teme.
-Cufundata in aceste gfnduri,
carl ii trecura de mai multe orr
in cap, nu simti cind dina Frun-
zescu deschise usa 81 Sc apropie
de pat. Era Gu ochii fnchiSi 81
buzele ii tremurau uSor, ~ 81
cfnd ar Fl fost In prada unor
afriguri.
D-na Frunzescu crezu Cd doar-
me 81 nevoind so destepte Sc a.
seza pc scaun 81 privea lacos
ma, Gu duiosie, cum priveste ma
ma Ia copilul ei, 81 punind un
pachetel pc masa sopti inject:
,,Doarme fata mamei. Ce dra-
guta 81 frumoasa |. s
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-09-24

ca in viata Ell cea noua lie va in
talni in Gale, ca va Fl poftita in
casa lor 81 la rindul Ell le va
pofti 81 ca. Par ca lie vedea mis-
Garlic lor domoale, lenese, 81 ge-
sturile lor delicate, fine 81 pline
de gratii, 81 Sc intuneca la ia
ia. Miscarile Ell erau repezi; era
vioaie 81 neastimparata, 81 gestu-
rile Ell erau grosolane. Traise la
tara, la poalele muntilor, afara
la aer, la viata, 81 firea Ell era a.
cea a naturei, mai mutt aspra,
81 cite-odata 81 salbatica, ca firea
insasi, .6n toata marietta eli. Via
ia in tabara si hartele avute Gu
dusmanul, care tremura inaintea
ei, ii aprinsera 81 mai mutt firea,
si rapisera din miscarile 81 gestu-
rile femeii acea gratie care o fa-
ce placuta 81 admirata. Ca bar
= 4a = .
bat, Gu chipul 81 insusirile ei q
atras luarea aminte si admiratia
multora. Char dinsa era multu-
mita de sine, ca femeie fnsa, 81
mai Gu seamA in societatea in ca
re trebuea Sc intre 81 sa traieas-
Cd. simti Cd va Ii stinoace. ca va
iii in mijlocul ei Cuiul lui Pepe-
lea. In firea ei n'ayea mimic ca
re or ii fost rodul unei pregatiri
dupa codul manierelor elegante.
Mimic insnyit prin ffnvstatnra ga,
''vernantef0r s1u ;al ilAei mama
bine crescnta 4 FafinA ia arla
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Vent curat ...j.. -. $4,000
81 inca odata rugam pc toti fra
til consateni de prin alte orase
care inca nu si-Ru facut datorinta,
daca au vote Sd trimita obolul d.
lor pc adresa fondului, care este
urmatoarea
loan Bora, easier, 1705 Kent Str,
Massillon, Ohio.
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care venise sal dea scrisoarea.
m am resgindit. Numai tri-
NIT nici o scrisoare,'' zise Voica
zimbind. Mia .promis ca vine
pc seara 81 atunci ii spui ce am
de spus.
Sc gindi ca a trecut ora cind
trebuea Sc vina Vasile 81 intreba
pc Smaranda daca VENT.
nNu," respunse Smaranda ziin
bind. Ma VENT. Doctorul la O.
prit sa paraseasca patul. Cind
la pansat astazi a vazut ca rama
s'a agravat din pricina umble-
tului. Poate ca o sal mai tale 0
bucata din osul de la tiurloiul pi-
ciorului."
,,Saracul!" sopti Voica, 81 du-
pa citeva momente isi zise: MAI
bine. M sunt silita sal fac ex-
pllcarl de ce null prlmeSc lubl-
rea 81 Sc va vindeca mai lesne
de boala amorului. Era baiat
bun. Mi-e mila de lie, dar ce sal
faci' 81 gindurile ii sburara din
nou la Iorgu, despre care dina
Frunzescu ii spusese cal baiat
bun 81 frumos, 81 in mintea ei
aparu imagina unui tinar malt,
bine legat, Gu parul si sprince-
nele ca pana corbului, Gu niste
ochi blajini si visatori, ca si a
'd4nei~ FrnnsssSs1., 49, Ks. ....s,.... n.
4si inchipui cum va ii iubiM Il
adorat6 Dc acest tin&r, q ce bine
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A V I z

Societatea romina de ajutor 81
cultura ,,Dacia Traiana'' din
Newark, Ohio, in ziua de IA Sep
tembrie 1919, avut adunare lu-
nara, la care s'a votat ca fiecare
membru apartinator acestei So
cietati este obligat a figura ca
membru fondator al halei, do
mind suma de $40, totodata 81
fotografia, care va fl pusa in ia
bloul care acuma este in lucrare.
Membrii care sunt afara din
oras, sunt rugati a trimite cele
mai sus zise pima in ziua de II
Octombrie 1919. Membrii din loc
pot sd lie inmineze presedintelui
G. IacSa sau sd lie aduca char
dinsii la adunarea care va avea
loc Dumineca, II Octombrie a.
c. Membrii contrari nu vor mai
putea figura nici ca membrii al
societatii, refuzind aceasta da-
torinta.
In speranta ca va veti face Gu
totii datorinta, am ramas astep-
tind raspunsul d-tra.
In numele societatii ,.Dacia
Traiana" din Newark, Ohio:
Geo. 1acsa, presedinte.
Geo. j. Sissea, secretar.
(2-4-6-12 Oct.
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fsi inchipui cum va ii iubit6 ii
adoratx De acest tin&r, 81 ce binc
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-09-24
DARE DE SEAMA 81 MULTI.
MITA PUBLICA

Pc aceasta Gale aducem la Gu
nOstinta tuturor consatenilor no.
stri de pretutindeni ca moi Draso-
venii, aflatori in Canton, Ohio,
am inceput un fond pentru copii
orfani ramasi in urma cruntului
razboiu, la care s'a inserts urma-
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-09-24
tori consateni dupa cum urmea-

tori consateni dupa cum urmea-
"a:
loan Bora $50; A. Bora $25 /;
/. Flueras $25; l. Oprean $25; A.
Popa $25; l. A. Sinea $25; l. Po-
pa $25; N. Cuntan $25; N. Oprean
$25; S. Istrate $25; N. Popa $25 !;
I. Marcu $25; N. Istrate $25; ".
Singatean $25; N. Cuntan $25; N.
Podariu $25; l. Bozan $25; l. Po-
pa $25; G. Cuntan $25; I. T. ST.
nea $25; A. Bozan $25; J. Hur-
bean $25; N. Flueras $25; P. Dra-
sovean $25; l. Barna $25; P. Bun
garzin $40; N. Bobolot $40.
Tot odata avind 81 o petrecere,
in favorul acestui fond, ne tinem
de datorinta multumi fratilor
din loc 81 jur carl au luat parte la
aceasta petrecere, dindu-ne tot
sprijinul d-lor, de am putut avea
o buna reusita.
Deci mai la vale lasam sa ur-
meze numele fratilor daruitori,
care au avut inima de au ajutat
Gu cit lea fost Gu putinta 81 carl
sunt urmatorii frati Romini:
G. Poplacean So; I. Dinea So;
|. Bichia So; |. Popa So; B. Gleser
So; J. Paraian 81; V. Brasovean
81; l. Bichea So; T. Ordean So;
|. Ravovean So; I. lsejiu So; G.
Buturean So; l. Plesa So; I. Oan-
cea So; V. Scream So NJ. Pal $3;
I. Beteagu So; I. NeIgu So; V.
Ungurean So; V. MuraSean So; |.
Trif So; |. Macrea So; |. Valean
So; C. Vestemean So; N Albu So;
I. Iosif So; E. Florlan 81; B. Stoi-
canea So; N. Crisan So; G. Van
dor 81; |. Popa 81; V. Suclu So;
c. Serbian So; l. Straji,.n So; A.
Macarie So; I. Candescu So; Mo-
ga So; j. Bobesiu So; l. Florea
So; I. Bobesiu So; G. liosiu So;
S. Vadian 81.
Tot odata aducem vile noastre
multumiri d-lui Y. Vintan din
Cutu, pentru perina ce ne-a da
ruit-o in favorul acestui fond, ca
re s'a pus in loterie, aducindu-ne
suma de $24.25.
Gu aceasta ocaziune am avut
urmatorul rezultat:
nitrate totale ..-..... $1,O1O.70
Este totale :. -. :, $15O.7O
Vent curat ...;... $4,000
81 inca odata lrugam pc toti fra
n
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PROFESSOR MECINICOv
Gel MAI BINE vAZUT 81 ono
RAT DID TUATA LU MIA, A DAT
OOVEZl OK ORR 81 CINE pUA. I
TE TRN q sUTA DE AM, 81
~JE SANATOS 81 SA SIC SlMTA
VESSEL CA UN COPIL.
institul nostru este sub condu-
cerea unOr renumiti PROFESlO-
MALI din tara veihe si ga fnfi-
fnlat iu scopul de q usura sufe-
rtntele cOmpatriotilor nostri Ro-
mini. Multi ami am studiat boa
lele de cart Rominii din Ameri-
ca suferA 81 dupA multi ami de
muncA si fnvAtAturA am organi-
Eat acest INSTITUT pentru IA.
bricarea de medicini patentate.
In cursul timpului am aflat ca
&C NAL folositor de q vindeca
pc fratii nostri de aceste boale,
fie ele eft de bAtrine sau cit de
grele. Acum putem anunta Cd arm
desvoltat niste leacuri. recoman-
date de cei mai renumiti SPE-
C1ALIST1 din lume. Continutu-
rile leacurilor nOastre stunt Gu
lese din toate pArtile lumei u
neie win din Ungaria sau Ger
mania. lar altele din Africa si
America de sud si mol le GA
RANTAM In scris de a conforma
Gu legile Statelor Unite. Deo-
camdata moi am complectat ur-
mAtoarele medicini patentate,
o. .er' le oferAm fratilor uostri
suferitori:
NU PERDETI CURAJU-
char daca si doctorti nu nAdAj-
iuiesc "A va vindece.
Cind aveti lipsA de uncle ain
medicinile JOS numite. tAtat' cOr-
Ia aata. ,scAltti numele 81 adre- :
"a d-trs 81 taceti o cruce pc
,fnKA numele leacurilor Pc cart
ie doriti 81 ne-o trtrniteti uouA.
MOI Ia ori ce timp va vom aerv'
GRATIS =, IN moduI Gel nal I
siucer.
uIsTA lEACURJlOR,
Trspiu thetesuk de vita de Aurp
R~mmati-m (rAceAlA De ssnx.
dureri In tot corpuD,
SIflli~ fstnge inveninat)
NeputintA tslAbire bArbAt-ascA}
Stomnc (de intarit 81 eeKu'st ,
stomacul). -.
PIAn.i"i ttusA, uaduseala RI I
ceAlA)
sale (rantchi, apA neregu,atA)
Winch Arivn~ tbOals de piele. sErA
hunte exemA).
Putev~ .lAbitA uipsA d. sinxt .
lipsA de apetit).
e"al- fem~ierti Nipsa period"-
lui. mira, albu9). 1-4-6
THE ROMAN MEDICINE .
COMPANY,
no Ruttonwood Str. PbilA
delphia. Pa
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1919-05-30

the money back plan.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1919-05-30
NEWS NOTES

Although organization of the Sen
ate by the Republican majority went
through smoothly, storm of protest
broke outside the Senate among Pro-
gressives after Senator Lodge, major
ity leader, announced personnel of
tho Committee on Committees. Pro-
gressives' desires were ignored and
instead of Senators Jones and Ken
yon, Messrs. Borah and Johnson were
appointed. This aroused such a pro-
test that both Senators declined to
serve on the committee.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1919-05-30

The Italians have abandoned their
claim to Fiume and insist on pos
session of cara and the quicksilver
mines in Isteria. This is only minor
consideration and the greatest bar
rier has been removed from the con-
ference, delegates believe. Russia is
considered the biggest problem.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1919-05-30

Vincent Walsh Mclean, the $780,
100000 baby" was killed by an auto
mobile while playing in the road in
front of his fathers homo in Wash
ington, d. C. His parents notified
while attending the races in Louis
Vile, are on their way to Washing
ton on a special train.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1919-05-30
A SPOONFUL GIVES RESULTS.

When your young chicks do not
grow and thrive they need tonic.
B. A. Thomas Poultry Remedy is
not only a tonic but specific for
Bowel Trouble, Gaps and other chick
troubles. Get it today. We sell it on
the money back plan.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1919-05-30
Not Poetic.

"a primrose by the rivers brim, a
yellow primrose was to him, and it
was nothing more"
II know the type. To him clover
IS a legume."
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1919-05-30
Army Question.

THE pen is mightier than the
sword"
1--WE often heard that said. But
how does it apply to the man with
crossed quilts on his sleeve?"
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1919-05-30
State of Ohio, City of Toledo, Luca

State of Ohio. City Of Toledo, Lucas
County-ss
Frank ]. Cheney makes oath that he Is
senior partner OF the firm of F. ]. Cheney
& Co.. doing business in the City OF To-
ledo, County and State aforesaid, and that
said firm will pay the sum of ONE HUN
DRIED DOLLARS for any case of Catarrh
that cannot be cured by the use of
HALLS CATARRH MEDICINE.
FRANK j. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed In
my presence. this 9Th day Of December,
A. D. 1885
(seaD A. W. Gleason, Notary Public.
HALLS CATARRH MEDICINE Is TAX
en- internally and acts through the Blood
on the Mucous Surfaces of the System.
Druggists, 75c. Testimonials free.
r. ]. Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1919-05-30
Does So.

"This actress says women should
be pretty and men. should be stall
wart, even if artificial means be
used"
"Well?"
Looks like g strong boost for lip
rouge and padded shoulders"
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1919-05-30

METROPOLITAN QUARTET.
be Of
Chautauqua
cycle
Liza Lehman be delightful
In quartet
a
character Mepotans prelude
the Joy Alton Packard
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-05
GONZALES MAY
Be GOVERNOR
Carranza May Appoint
Juarez Commander Gov
ernor of Tamaulipas.

The probability Of Cen Francisco
Gonzales. commander Of the Juarez
garrison. being named as PROVISIONAL
governor Of the state Of Tamaulipas.
was strengthened Thursday when his
was one Of three names submitted 10
president Carranza from which TO
choose the governor. The other namt s
were Col Pablo vIlanueva and DIT.
Angel Gutierrez.
OF the three candidates the general
favorite is said 10 be Gen. Gonzales
Gen. Gonzales has a good military rec
ord in the south, his friends say. and
his home is in Tamaulipas. His hero
ism in connection with the recent bat
tie Of Juarez is largely responsible
for his growing popularity in diplo-
matte circles, which added 10 his milf
tary following insures his strong IA
vor in the eyes Of the people. Little
is known here regarding the other
candidates
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-05
DEFENDANT MEETS COMPLAINT
BY FILING 4 COMPLAINT

Here's a new point Of law connected
with the complicated regulations that
justice Clark Wright is attempting to
solve Early Friday. Domingo Ortiz
aga. who was driving wagon on the
lower valley road. came into justice
Wright's court and filed a complaint
against James H. Duthie. alleging
reckless driving. few minutes aft
erWard Duthle came into justice
Wright's court and filed a complaint
against Ortiaga alleging driving on
wrong side Of the road
Investigation disclosed the fact that
Duthie. while riding an automobile
down the valley road. colliced with
Ortiaga's wagon and badly disabled
the vehicle. Duthie claims that
Ortiaga was travelling on the wrong
side OF the road. while Ortiaga alleges
that Duthie was violating the speed
limit.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-05

TITITH the defeat Of Francisco Wills
w and 700 bandits six miles east
OF Durango City on Tuesday morn
ing. and with reports continually ar
irving in FL Paso and Juarez to the
effect that various small bands Of
rebels are seeking amnesty and a re-
turn 10 civilian life. Carranza Of
ficials along the border believe that
IT last the blow has been struck
which viii result in the complete
disintegration Of bandit forces
throughout northern Mexico.
Late reports on the battle in Du-
range stated that federal cavalry
pursued the bandits until they were
scattering like quail throughout the
region about Durango, so that the
federal troops were unable to meet
any considerable force.
No reliable Information regarding
the whereabouts OF Martin Lopez
has been received. either in connee-
ton with the recent battle or for
some time previous. one indefinite
report was 10 the effect that Lopez
and villa quarreled and that the Two
bandits llu EDllL Luelr LuEc6s- ms
was not verified by federal officials.
however Another unverified report
was to the effect that following the
quarrel Lopez continued in command
Bat was not given any important
work by villa.
Nothing Heard Of Angeles
Although little has been heard for
some weeks Of Felipe Angeles. Car
rama officials are inclined to be-
lieve that he has left Villa and IS
not now in command Of any rebel
forces. The recent departure Of An
geles's family for New York gave
rise to the rumor that the leader
who had acted as Villas chief as
sistant, had gone by water TO New
York. where he would join his
family.
Carranza cavalry forces recently
detou-sd from their march toward
Juarez and went TO the Ojinaga dis
trict. with the expressed purpose OF
cutting off the southwark retreat OF
Hippilito Villa, who was seeking to
5oin his brother in Durango state
Latest reports from this detachment
are 70 the effect that they have thus
far been unable 20 meet the little
band OF rebels, which is believed 70
be in hiding near Palomas, waiting
an opportunity to slip through the
federal lines and fee to the south
ward
Hippolito villa recently recovered
from a severe Illness. having been
taken into the Palomas district in
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-05

I horse drawn ambulance, with
three other bandits who were
wounded in the Juarez fight in June
and whose illness necessitated their
/ leaving the field camp OF Francisco
villa
Troops Coming TO Juarez.
It is considered probable that, fol-
lowing further immediate search for
this bandit force. the cavalry troops
viii be ordered to Juarez, where they
viii be divided into troops for border
The presence of Col Vale. chief
Of staff to Gen. Manuel NJ Dieguez
in Juarsz, is taken by many to indi-
cate the speedy arrival Of the cav
airy in Juarez. the belief being that
he has been sent to superintend the
placing Of the border guard
Army officers in Juarez recently
expressed the belief that the rapid
decline of bandit power is the result
OF strenuous campaign inaugurated
by Gen. Dieguez- Although it has
not been officially announced it IS
generally known that the federal
troops have been ordered to show
the bandits no mercy but to use
every means to exterminate them
Gen. DiegueE Supported.
Gen Dieguez has the hearty CO.
operation Of every officer and man
in his district" said one officer in
JuareE The recent mutiny at chi
huahua was the outbreak Of a rem
nant of disloyal officers who have
been dissatisfied for some time with
the general tightening up Of army
discipline in Mexico. They were
hopelessly in the minority, however,
and the outbreak was not nearly so
serious as was at first reported
There was not a time when the fed
erals were not in complete control
Of the situation II is close coopera-
ton and the general business like
nature Of the campaign that has re-
suited in breaking bandit power We
have nothing OF a serious nature to
fear from the bandits hereafter"
EpifanO Holguin, a bandit leader
who for some time has been oper-
ating independent Of villa in south
ern chihuahua, has thus far not re-
piled TO the federal offer Of amnesty.
Following his formal request for
pardon 10 the authorities in Juarez,
a rider was dispatched with word
that he would be granted fun par
don o ncondition that he come to
Juarez and cease his operations in the
field The rider returned without an
answer TO the message but II was
expected that in a short time HOl-
gum would arrive in Juarez in per-
son. With three weeks passed, how
ever the authorities are inclined TO
believe that Holguin has decided 10
remain in the mountains, although II
is known that he is not at present
taking part in any bandit activities.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-05
ManySig1r Up
For Protection
OfAmericanS
Bulletin Tells of Work of
Association to Protect
Rights In Mexico.

The attitude Of the people OF the
southwest toward Mexico's mistreat-
ment-of Americans is reflected in the
rapidly increasing membership OF the
National Association for the Protec-
ton OF American Rights in Mexico.
This organization. which Of course
favors the protection OF American
rights on this side Of the Rio Grande
as well as in Mexico. acquired $50 new
associate members during the month
Of August, according to a bultin just
issued from the associations national
headquarters in New York. In addi-
ton to the associate members. 80 act
i've members were obtained. Much
Of the credit for this growth is given
by the bulletin of the organization TO
o. N Quail. field secretary for the
border district.
Mai John G. mcdonnell. who has
the Pacific coast district also has OBJ
tanned many memberships and has
done much good work, the publication
AYERS.
Getting members is not all the asso-
citation does. one Of its main objects
is TO educate the people OF the entire
country to conditions in Mexico and
TO stimulate a desire to protect the
legitimate interests OF Americans who
were invited TO Mexico and who went
there and helped Mexico by investing
not only their caDital but their lives
Nj Quail is confident that the peo-
pie will prove patriotic when they
have learned the truth
The New York publication which
reached here Friday SAYS OF nj Quail
who now has headquarters In FL Paso.
and his work:
Mr.. Quail began operations in FL
Pas0 about July l. and with the CO
operation OF a number of leading citi-
Zens secured the active membership
and the endorsement Of the FL Paso
chamber Of commerce. the endorse
ment OF the mining circle Of the
University club and the cooperation
Of many cattlemen- The chamber OF
Commerce offered the use OF offices
in its building II the association
would make FL Paso state headouar-
ters- The association was pleased 10
accept this offer and the FL Paso Of
flee was accordingly opened with c.
J. Henry in charge
From FL Paso. Mr.. Quail went to
Austin. where on July II he secured
an endorsement by the Texas state
senate. and had the pleasure OF in
ducing Gov. W P Hobby accept
mem bership in the association. and OF
obtaining a few days later the mem
bershiD OF Gov J. B. 4 Robertson,
OF oklahoma
The chamber Of commerce Of HOus-
ton becarne an active member after
heartily endorsing the association
At san Antonio. q very enthusiastic
meeting was held on July 81. at which
a citizens committee was formed
branch office opened in the suite OF
A. b Spencer. Riverside building. with
J. D. Goodrich acting as secretary.
and a promise was given that san
Antonio would furnish 1000 members.
M Quail reports that he has been &C
corded 2 cordial reception at Del Rio.
Eagle Pass, Brownsville and Laredo
In addition to the personal work
OF Mr.. Quail, the Fl Paso office. under
the direction OF Mr.. Henry. reports
that the German, Texas. Post, Amer
Jean legion, and the German chamber
Of commerce have passed resolutions
faToring the purposes Of the associa-
ton
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-05
Shiid'e II Feet Going
10 ~ Miles an Hour

4 woman arrested Friday By speed
cop Elmer Wilson for driving more
than eight miles an hour past school
told the policeman that she was going
only 10 miles an hour. When VIII
son measured the mark which the
tires on her car made on the pave
ment In skiddinE 20 a stop he found
that the car had siziddei 20 feet
Lady. II you ever drive IS miles
an hour and want 20 stop at Tsleta.
you had better put on the brakes
when YOU pass Washington Park %
said Wilson. The driver said she
couldn't see why she was crested
as she had perfect control over the
car at such low speed and couldn't
hurt q fly."