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,'ago de dividendcs Y aumento
de Exploitation.

Tn - per cicCto de las p7imc-as
lciliGades ira direceamente q las PEI
scnas cue me proro-cionarou dincrc.
IN - Tor eisnto Qucdara CT calidad
&c segunda inversion para proseguir
6 t-abaios. hasts que Ia cantidad
oriGinalmea,e inver:ids 52a dcyvcita 4
quieaes IA p-oporcioaa-on.
Una vcz que toias eas canucaGeS
hayan sido devleltas. TN 20 POI cieu-
to sera rep2rtido entire los a~ccionis-
- : Ell % ror c:sato -estanTc * d=s-
t.aara = contiruar los t-abaios.
ToGas !as p-opiedaGes ) dinero O.
tai. = III: : coma 81 re~pcesentaU-
:e : ConSejerc. No concedo preroza-
twas nj dispongo de III solo ccu,avo
como MIC. hastA QUE devuelva DOS dc.-
lars Tor eaGa uno cue se invirtio. no
| psdire ~re:ri5uci5n aicuaa. pces tenso
Ia mss a~tsolGta ScsIr:tad de- Jxito
de mis- proyec:os.
s. mUy h;en 10 que !lago = 10 Que
prcio hacer. He eliminate tods pro-
5aniliGad &c frscaso y por 10 tauto
Fl EyITO & SECURE. cl cual bere-
-iciara e mis- asoeiados tanto como =
| M mismo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-17
LOS COMUNISTAS HAN VUELTOA AP0DERARSE DEL
GOBIERNO, DESPUES De ~ENCARNIZADA
LUCHA CON LAS TROPAS De HOFFMAN
Todos les trabajos Sc han paralizado bandas de ladrones Sc
dedican a saauear los aimacenes y las residencias

yaGo hasta amenaEar q los barcos
para Que sc les cntregu:n grueSaS
spm&s de direro. FL primer Regimen
10 de Intanteria. Sc dice haberSc
undo n los e<partaciStas.
PARIS, Abril l6.-En los = Gales
dc las c~onferenciaS lie PaZ 10 sc nan
recibiGo aur noticias di-ectas dc 62-
viera Y 20 Que Sc sabe dc los atorte-
cimientos que nan ocurido CT Munich,
Sc IN obtenido por fuenteS indirec-
tas. Los successes que sesun dice "a
prarsa Ge esta manana. sc des2rro-
ilaron anoche en- Munich. han iaGo
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HAGA SU CERVEZA

No euaIquis- betiGa du.ce to Je las ..aala-
das "casi ce-eza,' Sino I, ~eGd=Gzca cerseza.
kscroSs. fue-tc : ssUUHiysa.
SunainiStT4moS 4 listed uIsst-o cNrracSc &c
ce-veza VICTORIA" couEis.rr:e &c Htp..o y
malta de los mc!ores. con In c-sI DLed- -
ted hscer en- caSS. SeECG ~0FeSr-,s ;ns--@c-lo-
nsS. "A meio- ce-v-zS.
e precio De VICTORIA Extract. .-ra ha-
Ger - EaloneS &c busHa CH-yeEs LaZy-. . tr
$500. MandenOs 81 iinc-" cu" - crdsa y
recibira 81 ~articuio io-e 10 -..Sr",. La "a
bcicacion de cs-s.za IN ease n! "-y!0 ,c
nueSt-o eStracto = los ESJaGC> u-uaic!c:oa.s-
tSs. Is legal. Garaat:-amo- ~atztaccioa.
VICTORIA SLPPJY COMPANY.
eli Norton BulGinE. New YGrS. y y
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Lea I'd. este embellishments:

Lea I'd. este embellishments:
Posesi6uesc I'd. b!cn &c 70 siEu;en;s
y con toda imparcialidad juzgue lbs
yea,aJsS de! Abner Davis Trustee Plan.
:. Soy su Consejcro = Administ7G-
ior.
%. No rec;ba ccmisiones.
3. No perribo suicide por el deSem-
p-ao de mi tra5ajc.
+. No obtenEo niusUna utiidad en-
n aGquisic;6u de tcrrsnos para II ne
so:iaci6n.
g. Promote GcvoEer \ I'd. IN Glen
70 ro- ciento de IA inversion u ha-
"a. ragluc~lc ) rur ceinto &C divi-
dendos y - ror ciento como inversion
! oe-nlaEeHte.
i. TEnD:en promote devoiverle un
.ieato pur cicnto aCicional. en- csta for
/ na: 30 POI ciento c0 divid-ndoS y 30
,o- ciento como VUeya !uvcrSl n. con
1L.stu Dc ~ensancha- los ncSocips dc
4 cmprsss.
-. DebiJo u e-te programs, co-!o Z!
l-.L. ~, ,,-;,.;r;, , --aI. ;,s ~. .y-
-.
80. " 49,
~ ga
=. In importantc IonG" dest,na"o 4
il continuation de- los traua5cs. -
'|e''~'A -
o. Una vea degrade los fine cue
NJ r:oDcnro. 10 uaico que pido - una
uIhca+ rr"Tofc''h~ ! 'l"i'SV'A .'F
Ms tFSpaso--
I. EStoy co!nTietamcate conTcnrl-
60 - '.ae. 'iFs1eg i l"' "sASuIS 49,
i.-au.S 2o.SU I'"''o' ~
o'ra |"nlP"''"'
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q. p,-7,,r wis n-,ya,,.us ,s,.u ha-
80. - - rn,o-iu;o--o lei reyr-
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nc 81 documcnto dc naz contendra
mas de 100000 palabras, debe darse
& los ~d;plomaticos enemigos, IN item
30 razonablc para el analisis del do
cumento. re todos MOODS Sc cree
que en- caso De que Sc prolonGuc ei
tempo rara Ia consideration del
tratado de paz por los alsmanes. no
seri tanto qlc impida al ~presidente
partir de Francia el dia 13 de Ma
yo.
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PARIS, Abril I6.-La prensa pa
| r~isiense insiste en- que e. Presidente
! Wilson pretende salir de tranc!a'
| tan pronto como el tratado Ce paz
| sea ~presentado = los deiegados ale
names. dejar al Coronel House pa
/ III que 10 represente durantc las ne
! gociaciones cor los alemanes Y firmc
! aGemas e! documento general QUO
! ser:. rubricado nor todoS los beige
rantes.
Tai information parecs sin en-
! barge que no tiene Fundamental, pueS
oor e. contrario. Ell Prcsidente pare
% que Sc halla d~ispuesto 4 permane-
Ger en- esta capital para est&r pre-
.eute en- las negociacioNeS con los
Ielecados alemanes Y firmar Nerso-
ralmente e. tratado de paZ. ReSpecto
4e 81 viaje Re regreso = los Estados
rridos. Sc ha)la ~relacionado con a
fecha Is de Mayo, pues segun dice,
al Primer Magistrate americana no
+iene pensado, o bien Salir en- eSa fe-
cho o bien lIegar csc dia q los Esta-
los Unidos.
Sc conSidera como cosa cisrta que
e han recibiGo seguridadcs del enc
rnigo. probablemente. por "onducto
le los ~firatcieroS alemanes Ell Pont
Saint Naxencc. de que Alemania a
centara ell tratado de ?az en- 10 prln-
cinal = de que solamente ~algUnos
can,bios de meno- im~nort2ncia sohre
ciertos Observation-Disclosures Ia
nlanera = matodo de los pages CORES
~ondient4S Q las reraracioneS y cief-
as concesiones econ0micas.-se 9e-
Iir;in Dor ell enemigo.
81 Ia conclusion ce II paz con Ale
mania 10 permite. ell ~presidente par
tira de BrcSt 81 dia 8 &c Mayo, para
negar = los ESrados CnidoS (! dla
l3.-su facha dc buena fortuna.
" principle Sc llabia acordaGo dar
a la delegation alenlana hasta el dia
> de Mayo. para firn1ar 81 tratado, 10
Que pernitiria a Mr.. Wilson Ell 10
der embarcarSe 4 Ia manana siguien-
tie y llegar i Su pals. Ell ia fecha que
tan propicia lie ha sido. P~osteriorrlen-
70 50 liio. sin embargo, cue puestc
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BERNA. SuiZa, Abril 1G-Mun!ch,
Ia capital de Baviera. Sc halla dc
nucvo enteramentc en- manoS de los
Soviets. segun dicen las Ultimas mott
cias recibidas de csa ciudad. La lU-
cha entire los radicalcs Y las tropas
que han permanecido lealeS al 60
bierno De Hoffman. dur0 toda Ia no.
che. quedando ducnos de Ia situaci6n
los camUriSSaS. La COMMUNICATION ferro
carrilera ha quedado completamente
nterrGmnida Y las Was rotas en-
grandes trumoS,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-17
PROPlEDAD DE LA FOWLER OIL
VENDIDA EN- Si.S0O. 900.

Los terrenos de Burkbu-nett prcporcio-
nan = los a~ccionistas $4,000 por cada
500 que invirt;eroE.
Especial paru Ell DGlGs .NcuS.
WICHITA FALLS. Texas. Mario 81
Ii Magnolia Petroleum Conn ans ha COM
prado sus propiedades . ia Fowler Farm
Oil Company. en- Ia suma de s1.S00. 900.
10 Cue sirnifica para los accionistas I'm
proiucto dc $4,000 por 500 que prime
raneute invirtieron. Ha Guedado eXclui-
do de IN operation 81 lote de 100 acres
que poseen en- el rancho De Van Cleave.
Gcbido a que estos terrenos Sc cncuentran
comprendidos actGnimentc en- I'm litigio
judicial.
FL pczo Fowler fue el que primeramen-
tc Sc ~pc.for', hab:endo auedado terminal
do 81 IS de Julio Iltimo. fecha en- que
Guedo VI include entire los T-oductores
dc Burkparnett. Queian comprendidos en-
Ia venta, otroS 10 pozos ya en- production
= varioS otros cuya perforaci6n Sc esta
efectualdO. So estima que Ii production
diaria Ic es;a Compaaia. no era rneno-
de 1000 barriics.
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Ia STUACON ESH AUN LENA DE PHlGROS PARA
&c. TODOS LOS PASSES, DUO LLOYD GEORGE
COHHETA AKAROUA RE|Nh En- Ia CAPITAL De MEA

motive 4 que empiece = desaparecer
Ia corfianza que Sc tenia en- qlc Ell
gobicrDo de Scheiden:ann pudicra
coEtrolar Ia situacion.
Una mission americana compuesta
ror los senores Ellis, GreSel. Lith-
Cow Y Osborne. con Il planta dc
e~mpleados ealdri esta aoche para
Berlin cor cl fin de mant%ner q Il
delegation de paZ, n tanto de los
acontecimientcS que sc d~csarollen err
esq V otras capitaleS alemanaS.
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CONCLUSION:

e. TUGaS las propiedades e5tau ell
-sonerGaGas = mi. como Con5ejero.
-. Tcdas las nertsnencias : tran
;aeciones han siGo adquiridas pcr mi.
como administrator.
-. Todo 81 moviniento Dc dinero
eSla en- ms maRos.
-. Todos los ncgocios ss,an a mi
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LONDRES. Abril 16.-.ra COM
a}atz aaarq2;a reina en- Munich, ca
Uital de Eaviera, . juze2r Por 10
cue dice IN dcSpacho proceden:c de
Ccprrhague recihilo hoy IN eita
capital. Tcdos los trab&jos han side
aa-<zadcs Y los trenes suspend.7os.
Ha-das &c laironeS st dedican 4 ro-
m. las ,.-SaS : a!naceneS. Y han !c-
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Cuando ueceslte Iibros en- espano'
dirijase a Ignacio E. Lozano. lis n.
Santa Rosa Ave. San Antonio, Tex.
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.DISPONGo DE- CHICO PuZoS PRoDUCTO-
RES EN ESA JURISDICTION.

Mis- "ego-ics -on ciaroS COMO "a lua del
dia. y" en1pieo Us ncmbres de personals 70
aor=ols> ara i2r mas prestizio a mi en-
r-ysa-
iRNER DAVIS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-17

TEEINTa ACRES RoDEADoS DE Pro
DuCCIoN PARA So IMMEDIATE DESA-
ERCLLo ESTOY JUGANDO SoBEE Sc
euro. PRTMERo Ia PRODUCTION.
GRAEpES UTnIDADEs y pESPCES LA
ESPECULsCtON.
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:. ia '-o-s'at;on tiieG with -Ae Post :
). nas,e- 81 Sa= Antonio. Te%.- - e :
:. np;-e4 by the act ot Ocro5e. .. 1877 :
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NO HAY MISTERIO DE- NINGGUNA CLASE En-
E PLAN ABNER DAVIS.

uusaas rer,ua, .- s,?a,-. sem7* Ii, smueaan o 10 p4srn en:eHle.
zen ccnvnrhs q, o cuula-o
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- =,
!. 'r-,e translator flied with The Post /:
:. master al San Antonio. Tex. as re- +.
!. cc!-ei by the at OF October 6, 1917. L:
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soLIcrrUD PARA KEsEEvAE UNA PARTICIPATION IN IL REFrNERtA.
ruBEEiA y PRODUCTION pE IA coMpA>A.
iBNEG DAVIS. CoNSEJEEo. wnJrTl Falls. TENS
Pr medic del pr~sute me Compartment q .aGAE l. ranu4d dc $ --.-- %
leuye s ,m, IF@er shyHa |aEa-s q ro On IL. 80 20 Ga-
A h.srvrs sta 0htui ,u%A smNnIHo ge parAaPars ca "a production lie ss
roas Nos l. . y = qc "a eUu trriaaco, 3 Ell ,os los ore En- 10 sucsiyo Sc
peEoren. Daalnrnt. opracut-t III G7rho prPor@onI Gu Ia Ersn -cTne~la Que
prono sea contrib-
Sombe ..--.-.
SoHcieanos sanadsdes de sIe Il S1Co. LIP
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ACEPTARA ALEMANIA Ell
TRATADO DE LA PAZ
Asegurase cue MIR. Wilson
permanecera en- Euror'
para iirmar personalmen-
te ell tratado.

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5. master az San Antonio. Tex, as re-
CURED by he act O. October s, 1917.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-11
CALLS PLUMB
PLAN VICIOUS
Pomerene Compares Rail
way Control Scheme With
Bolshevism in Russia.

Washington. D. c., Aug. 1.-THE
Plumb plan for tripartite control Of
the railroads is vicious" and there is
nothing akin to it outside OF Bolshe-
vism in Russia" senator Pomerene,
Democrat, Ohio. declared in a letter
sent to officials OF the railroad broth
erhoods in Ohio. and made public here
today.
Declaring the plant was worse than
Socialism" senator Pomerene said the
American people would never approve
It .or anything akin to It" and added:
The public does not want 70 oe
skinned, but II 1t must be skinned II
will make little difference whether y
is by wan street or by the nethocs
provided for the proposed Plumb
plan"
Taft Dfssaproves plan.
Cincinnati. o.. Aug. lit is rad
fcaliy Sociaiistic and ought TO be
fought" William II. Taft said OF the
Plumb plan for administration OF the
railroads, in a statement here
u very much disapprove OF the plan.
I am almost certain the Republicans
will oppose the Plumb plan. ana l
hope the Democrats do, too We should
not let the soviet system gain even a
toehold in America"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-11
Woman Maybe
OfBuYwS From
Gasoline SfoVe
Clothes Catch Fire; Life Oh
Mrs. Cruz Gonzales de
Luna Is Threatened.

Mrs. Cruz Gonzales de Luna was
seriously and probably fatally burned
sunday night about 1880 o'clock when
she struck a match and started to
light a gasoline stove at her home.
7os south Oregon street. The gaso-
line had been left turned on and had
flooded the stove.
AIRS. Luna is now in the county hos
pitaI and those in charge there say
that her chances OF recovery are
slight. She was burned from head to
foot. Her clothes burned entirely
from her body.
Due 70 the prompt arrival Of police
man r z Mcknight. L T. Robey
and ". c. Wolverton the flames were
kept from spreading about the room
and the woman was kept from being
burned to death on the spot She was
treated at her home by police surgeon
John Hardy and then rushed to the
county hospital
The woman is a years old and IS
the wife OF Pedro Luna.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-11
Expect 7. G. p
To Return To
Ozen Terminal
Reports From Big Spring
Indicate Change Will
Be Made Oct. I.

Reports from Big Spring indicate
the return OF the Texas and Pacific
railway to its own terminal in FL Paso
on October l. With the passing Of
the roads into government control
January i. 1913. the Texas and Pacific
terminal was moved and consolidated
with the Santa Fe and the FL Paso
and Southwestern terminals.
Nothing definite concerning this
move is known Ey railroad officials
here It is believed, however. by one
prominent railway official, who is
also a member OF the Fl Paso Ter
minal association, that the Texas and
Pacific viii return to its own yards
and terminal soon
Texas and Pacific trains. It is re-
ported. have been subject 10 delays
on account OF the Inadequate shop
force at the consolidated terminals
being unable 10 handle the motive
equipment OF the road IN proper time
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-11
Blood Is Your Life;
You Must Keep Pure
All Impurities Must Be
Eliminated.

When the blood becomes foul from
the presence Of poisonous Substances,
which the body is unable 70 throw off.
II can no longer supply the nerves,
brains and muscles with nourishment
and strength The result is that you
are miserable. half sick and feel tired
all the time
II you Will cleanse the blood OF all
impurities. you viii find that your
work viii be a pleasure. you viii eat
and sleep well and enjoy good health.
One Of the best blood cleansers or
purifiers known today Is the pre-
scription OF a successful physician.
He used Il for years in his practice
for the treatment OF disorders Of the
blood
You can still get this same splendid
prescription, ready prepared. from
your druggist. Just cali for Prescrip-
ton C-2223. or the C-22-S Labora tory.
Memphis. Tenn. viii mail you a $50
bottle on receipt Of price
Prescription C-2223 contains no
mercury. opium, morphine. choral or
strychnine. While sold in concen-
trated form, and is to he taken in
small doses, its use will'rot harm the
most delicate stomach Write for liz
erature-C-2223 Laboratory, Memphis,
Tenn.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-11
floats FEATURE
LABOR PARADE
Of the Day to Be Por-
trayed by the Local
Unions.

-Four general floats illustrative OF
ne vital issues before the nation. viii
feature the labor day parade. septem-
Ser 2. IN Fl Paso. il was decided Sun
3ay when the general committee OF
sro members Of each labor union met
% make arrangements for the cele-
3ration-
The league Of nations float VIII per
tray the ADVANTAGES Of the world
league. as labor sees it. The third
float viii relate TO prohibition. and
the fourth viii have as its subject the
alsh cost Of living
TIE committee changed the route
Of the parade Instead q forming on
south oregon street. in the vicinity
o. Labor temple, as previously re-
ported. the start VIII be made from
Ness avenue end wyoming street
Starting promptly al $3.50 g. m. the
Ens Of march. subject OF minor
changes as may deemed advisable BY
parade manager Prank H. Bait, viii
be as follows.
south on Mesa avenue TO Mills
street. east on Mills 10 Stanton; south
en Stanton to Texas east on Texas 10
Campbell; south on Campbell to san
Antonio; west on san Antonio TO FL
Paso; north on FL raso TO Pioneer
plaza ard to Oregon; north on oregon
to Franklfn. and west on Franklin.
TIE first organization in line Of
march VIII fall out at oregon and
Franklin streets and Inc u pom the
right and left sides Of Franklin next
Is c1rbs The second organization
VIII march through this formation
and form on each side ana atsoanQ,
be grand marshal Of the parade.
Unions to Have Floats.
IN addition TO the four general
floats, Individual unions are privil-
eyed e get I'D tloats and banners,
subject TO approval Of the committee
OF arrangements, " X Welch, chair
man.
Immediateiy on disbanding the pa
rade. the speaking viii begin a.
Cleveland square william T. GrlI-
iith WIN preside ana former state sen sen,
atcr A. A. NorsleT OF Tucson VIII
be the principal speaker. attorney
Joe Nealcn and mayor Charles Davis
iTlis make short talks
A program Of sports viii be given
IN the afternoon at Washington park,
ire tentative program follows: Race
FOR women Of over 159 pounds. 100
yard dash. 50 yard dash, girls 50 yard
cash. 25 yard potato race. egg and
spoon race, 3 yard sack race, three
leg race elm bling the creased pule
Ifr hcrs etc There viii probably be
= baseball game also. A tug Of var
between teams Of unions is likely.
The committee on arrangements was
voted $50 70 provide prizes tor the
different sports.
Free Drtnizs Provided.
An abundance Of free ice water and
free lemonade VIII be provided five
members Of the cocks and walters
union VIII be employed for the day %
nrcVide| these refreslme
Chairman Henry IL Walker. OF the
hail committee reported thar every
thing was progressing sDlendidly 1or
the h5ll, which is 10 be given to wind
rr the Labor day celebration he
stated that thre surprise features
were In store that he was sure would
please everyone
Tho general committee meets in the
Labor temple every sunday a. ~ a. n
and the subcommittee Ion details Of
arrangements every THURSDAY Al .
q N.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-11
LIPSCOMB MADE GENERAL
OFFICER OF S. P. ROAD

R. L. Lipscomb. assistant superin-
teadent Of the e Paso division OF the
Southern Pacific lines. has been pro-
NOTED to chief assistant mechanical
superintendent with headquarters at
Houston, Texas The promotion was
made august l. and as a result Mr..
Lipscomb becomes a general officer
Of the road.
Mr.. Lpsconib began his railroad ca
reer on the Southern Pacific lines as
a messenger boy in the office OF the
superintendent OF shops at san An
tonic. January 1. 1883. he later
served his apprenticeship in the ma
chine shops and in 1886 was appoint
ed machine shop foreman, which po-
sition he held until his promotion to
general foreman in the same shops in
1912. He served in this capacity IN
til his appointment as assistant su-
perintendent OF the Fl Paso division
OF the southern Pacific lines on jan
uary ]. 1916
B. NJ Brown. general foreman Of
the Houston shops. succeeds 1Ir. Lips
comb as assistant superintendent Of
the 81 Paso division. Mr. Brown was
general foreman OF the Fl Paso shops
prior 10 his removal to Houston.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-11
Chicago ShObmeap
And Union Heads
Get Wider Apart
Men Won't Co Back Un-
less Hines Takes Action,
Asserts District Leader.

Chicago. Ill. Aug. 1i.-Striking fed
Grated railway shopmen returned to
work at a number OF points today.
while at others they voted to remain
out until the demands for increase Of
wages were granted
Plans for the holding OF a national
conference Of strikers called for next
Thursday went forward today by the
chicago district council.
Action to be taken at this con-
ference is now up to the director gen
eral Of railways. J. D. Saunders. sec
Rotary Of the Chicago district, said
I'VE expect word from Washington
istration refuse 70 act. the men VIII
refuse TO return TO their jobs
Breach 1Fidens ut Chicago.
Widening Of the breach between
local units and the International
heads was made apparent with re-
ceipt OF a telegram from B. NJ Jewell,
head Of the railway division of the
american Federation OF Labor. that
none but shopmen would be permitted
70 cast ballots in the vote being
taken on the question Of strike
August "a.
Reports were received at council
headquarters that strikers had burned
some Of the ballots sent out from in
ternationai headquarters.
1000 Return at Columbus.
Columbus. Ohio, Aug 1l.-Five
thousand striking shopmen returned
to work this morning.
Tucson Men Await Vote.
Tucson. Ariz-. Aug. 11-At a meet
ing Of shopmen. representing 100 en-
ployes OF the Southern Pacific here,
held Saturday night. through the exc
cutive committee OF the local union. It
was decided to wait on orders from
the grand lodge before taking any
strike action locally. President Nor
gan announced that the Tucson union
would follow the result OF the nation
wide referendum vote.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-11
UNION GETS BLANKS FOR
NATURALIZING FOREIGNERS

". r Welch. chairman Of the Cen
trail Labor unions committee on nat
uralization, acting under and by au-
thority Of the federal department OF
labor. stated Sunday that he had re-
ceired a supply OF BLANKS and the nee
essary instructions 10 proceed with
the work indicated. Sir. Weich said
that these blanks consisted in paf-
of applications for first and second
papers for naturalization. also blanks
to keep q record OF al who apply for
papers and the status Of each one an
his progress.
There viii also be kept q record OF
each foreign worker who refuses to
apply for natuf alization and his rea-
son therefor. il any are given This
committee was appointed b ythe Cen
trail Labor union at the request OF the
secretary of labor, IN order to get the
assistance Of all labor bodies in the
governments plan u Aiacr.csniza-
ion, which has already been started
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-11
TRAINMAN FOR sc YEARS
DIES AT ODESSA STATION

Joseph ". Egan, conductor in
freight service on the Texas and Pa
cific railway. was found dead by mem
bers Of the train crew at Odessa Sat
urday night. according to advices re-
ceived here by his friends. It Is be-
lieved that his death was due TO heart
disease
Air- Egan. az the time OF his death
was IL charge Of a freight train,
which was running eastbound be-
tween Toyah and Big Springs. A few
minutes before his death ne had called
at the operators office at Odessa sta
ton for orders and death came while
he was walking back TO the cabCose
to board the train.
The body was taken 10 Big Spring
on the train and funeral service will
be held there Monday.
llr. Egan had been N the service
OF the Texas and Pacific over 30 years
ard was well known over the entire
system