davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-09
Federal Grand
Jury K Returns
% Indictments
Most Cases AIlege Viola
ton Of the Drug or
Liquor Laws

SiXty-three indictments were re-
turned by the federal E-and jury
Thursday Practically all Of them al
'Iege violations Of the liquor laws
Harrison anti-narcotic law. or immi-
grafton regulations.
a large percentage OF the indicJ-
.ments returned alleging violations OF
the liquor laws also a1lege that the
liquor had been smuggl9d into United
states from Mexico. A second report
Of the grand jury is expected the end
Of the week approximately 200 in
dictments viii be returned before the
grand jury adjourus. 1ederal officials
estimate.
The following were indicted on
charges alleging viOlations Of various
federal liquor laws; Benito Rivera
Vicente Caballes, Francisco Mejia,
Pablo Romero. Estauf slado Lopez. Pc
dro SaIazar, Maxine Gonzales, Fran
cisco Valenzuela. 1lilQuinda Del
Campo, Jose Lopez. Felix sails Y Bel
tran, Refugio Cllaves. Encanaclon
Ravan. Juan Jose Cara, Julio Orta,
Encarnacio Rubios Charles Harris,
dome. Mariana Cabral. Filameno Va
Iencia. Carmen COusreras and Adelaide
Wales, Polycarpo. Rodriguez, Jesus
Rochin. HeIidoro Arriola. Juan Agui-
lar. Francisco Juro, Vicente Cortezi
Miguel Lujan. Isiioro Alderete. f. y
AIoten. Henry McNeice. Waymal
Gray. Angel Gouzalez. Manuel Agui-
lar. I. j. Otero. Pedro GriegO. F. Ar
riola. Lillian 1Houinger, Cancelaria
Baltran and Jose Rocin-
Those indicted on charges Of violat-
ing the passport and other immigra-
ton regulations are Laura Quartz
Maria Paz Rodriguez, Marcilino Rod
riguez. AnastaEio MunOZ. Carlos Can
deIaria. Luis blunoz, and Santiago
Jaramillo
Those indicted on charges Of violat-
ing the Harrison anti-naroctic law
are: Manuel Morales, Francisco Me-
dellin, Charlie Gin. Nora Davis, Artist
Bouman, Carlos RiEiume, Luz Leon.
Thomas KEENAN,. ". n Justice
Manuel Morales, TeodorO Nieccas-
Stealing government property;
Walter koznrek-
Receiving stolen government prop
erty. Herman Bloch, Isaac Wechter,
k Trach15uberg-
Unlawful entry to United States:
Camille Redriguez-
Attempt TO bride a customs collec-
tor- F. Arriola-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-09

trieved IT, Neale singled between third
and short and kopt scored I-arl p
examined the ball and then threw %
back 10 James. Neale stole second
RisberE threw Rariden out at rirsL
One run; two hits; no errors
Fifth inning. second half James
fouled out one that hit his foot and
bounced on fair ground James struca
out Kopf made a great stop Of Lie
holds grass cutter and got the pan
over TO first ahead Of the runner
Kopf also took Ed. Collins's grounder
and threw 20 first for the putouL No
runs. no hits: no errors
And sim They Score.
Sixth inning. first half Eller
singled through the box Every Gin
cinnati player has now made al least
one hit James got Rath in the three
and two hole and then walked him
This finished James and he was
ordered from the box. Wilkinson re-
leving him on the mound Daubert
hunted in front OF the plate and
Schalk threw wild 10 catch Eller at
third. Eller reaching there safely,
Rath taking second and Daubert first
Groh famed. Roush singled over Ed
Collins's head bringing home Euer
and Rath and putting Daubert on
third The infield was playing in for
the play and the ball took a high
bound just out OF reach OF Collins
Duncan singled to right, scoring Dau-
bert and putting ROush on third. Dun
can took second on the throw 20
catch ROush at third. kOpf walked
filling the bases again Neale forced
Roush at the plate when Weaver
grabbed his drive and threw 10
Schalk- Rariden up. Kopf was caught
off second by a snap throw, Schallz
TO Risberg. Three runs; three hits;
one error
Sixth inning, second half; Weaver
sinEled over first. the BAN taking a
nasty bound and hitting Daubert on
the shins- Jackson hoisted a long
fiy that Rousn got Roush also took
care OF Felsch's hiEh fly. Seale
camped under Gandiis fly and cap
tured it. No runs; one hit, no errors
wilkinson Walks Two.
Seventh inninCr first half Felsch
took Rariden's fly Eller struck out.
bert also walked Wilkinson was wild
at this juncture- Groh hoisted TO Lie
bold for the third out 10 runs: no
hits. no errors
Seventh inning. second half Ris-
berg hoisted one 20 Rath in short
foul that Rariden got under and
caught Wilkinson s-ruckout No
runs no hits no errors.
Reds Score IN Eighth.
Eighth inning, first half Roush
was hir by the second BAH pitched
aud walked 90 first. Duncan sacri-
feed. Wilkinson to -Gandil Eonf
ho.sred q foul 20 Weaver. Neale
walked Rariden singled to left and
Roush scored. Neale reaching third
and Rarldrn second on Jackson 8
throw 20 the plate Risberg threw
out Eller at first. making q pretty
throw from deep short. One run.
one hit. no errors.
Eight inning. second half Liebo1I
arched a Fly TO Neale in deep right
Ed Collins singled through the
pitchers box. Roush retrieving it.
Weaver doubled 70 right field box
seats putting Ed Collins on third
Jackson doubled TO right, scoring Ed
Collins and Weaver. 1t was a hard
line drive. FeIsch popped an easy
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-09
HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS
PLAN FOR BIG BALL GAME

High school students OF class A
and 4B met in the science lecture
room Thursday morning and dis
cussed the coming foot BAH game for
Saturday between the high school and
the Fort bliss hospital team. and the
importance Of enthusiasm on the part
OF the student body in supporting the
team. Principal Fowler talked 10
the students on the subject
The school is planning a demon
stration for Friday night IN the way
OF a night shirt parade. The boys viii
form in a line and march through
town, while the girls viii ride in
automobiles.
John Williams suggested getting a
tiger, symbolic OF the high school
tigers. to use as a mascot during the
game.
An assembly has been announced
for Friday.
one hour an twenty minutes OF tn
terror guard duty work will be given
the cadet corps tonight during the
driu period Special instruction in
the work viii be given by the officers
Of the corps
The ga class viii give a dance in
October. %.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-09
SUFFRAGE Law IS INVOLVED
IN SUIT BEFORE STATE COURT

Austin. Texas, Oct 9.-The case Of
T.. II. Hamilton VS. Lee r. Davis, Tax
collector Of McClennan county, which
Involves the constituti0uality OF the
statute granting women the privilege
Of voting in primaries, was filed on
appeal in the third court OF civil ap-
peals here today. IN the trial court
at Waco this case went off on a de-
murrer that Hamilton IS a candidate
for the legislature and that he IS
trying TO contest an election before
i IS held Hamilton Is trying to
prevent the tax collector from issuing
pon tax receipts TO women.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-09
LIEUT.. N. R. NORCOP WILL GO
TO ILLINOIS FOR DISCHARGE

First Lieut. Maurice r. Norcop. 9Th
engineers, has been ordered to pro-
coed at once from Camp Courchesne
to Fort Sheridan. III, for immediate
discharge. He has served in the army
since che fall OF 1917
Lieut. Norcop was one Of the first
contingent Of draft men from FL Paso,
leaving here September 20, 1917 he
was sent TO Camp Travis, Texas. as
a private in the 315th ammunition
train On November 5 Of the same
year he was promoted TO the rank Of
corporal and transferred to the 5l5th
uEineers- On February 20, 1913. he
was made a sergeant and on Nay g.
1918, was admitted 10 the fourth Of
ficers' training camp, where he be-
caufe a second lieutenant He was
promoted TO first lieutenant August
II. 1918 He requested his discharge
in order that he might complete a
conrse in Chemical engineering al
Michigan university.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-09
JUDGE MAY GIVE DECISION
ON BULLION CASES TODAY

Argument in the two bullion cases
on trial in federal court was com
pleted at 10 o'clock Thursday morning
and are now being considered by
Judge ". p Smith A judgment in
the two cases. which are being tried
separately, is expected 20 be handed
down this afternoon by judge Smith.
The two cases are entitled the
United States VS. SO ounces Of silver
and the United States vs. 565 ounces
OF silver. The bullion vas seized by
federal officers on Nay IS on the
ground that Il had been imported IL
legally from Mexico. The bullion was
Being delivered TO the Union Bank d
Trust company when seized by federal
authorities. --utonio L Sheer. a
Syrian, testified that the bullion was
his property. having been mined near
Parral. Chihuahua
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-09
GOV. LARRAZOLO ATTENDING
NEW UNIVERSITY CEREMONIES

Santa Fe. n NJ. Oct e.-Governor
o. A Larrazolo and ]. Il. Wagnc-.
state superintendent OF public in
struction, are in Las Vegas today 10
take part IN the ceremonies incidental
to breaking ground for the new ad-
ministratiou building Of the New
Mexico Normal university. The last
legislature appropriated $4,000 for
this new building.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-09
R0THRIAN5 ASK
MEMBERS
Those Unknown To Others
Are Pointed 0ut-Direc-
tors Cause Scrap.

Il Paso Rotary had a sort Of get
acquainted session at its luncheon
Thursday in which members called
out from the Roundup names Of other
members they did not know and those
members were required 10 stand in a
conspicuous place and tell who and
what they were. More than once the
member called on added levity 10 the
occasion by demanding TO know Tho
the man was who called him up. one
nan said he wanted to know who Joe
Evans was and then all Rotary
laughed. for Joe is secretary Of the
club ana never misses meeting nor
chance 60 play the piano.
There wasn't a minister Of the gos-
Del present Thursday un-
usual-and as a result president
Crombie asked the Rotarians 10 re-
peat the Lords prayer Most OF them
knew IT, DIT. Ramey started off vita
wow ] lay me down 20 sleep"
The minutes Of the board Of direc-
tors meeting held Wednesday was
read and approved but for one item,
referring 10 the application OF new
members AT the directors meeting a
rule was adopted under which no per
son could be elected 70 membership
until after he had resided in FL Faso
a year unless he had previously been
a member OF Rotary
Some Of the RotarianE opposed the
motion on the ground that ii amended
the bylaws and exceeded the au-
thority OF the directors. Others
thought IL kept out on probation too
long many good men
Cleve Groom. an attorney, gave as
his opinion that the boards minutes
were not subject 20 the approval or
disapp-cval OF the CLUB. but that the
board could not amend the consutu-
ton OF bylaws. If its action was an
amendment
The matter was held up for a week
on the motion Of VIII Winch and re-
ferred 10 the educational committee
for recommendation.
w. T. Wheeler, a Rotarian and or
Eanization manager Of the West Tex
as chamber Of commerce, made a
short talk boosting good roads He
praised X H. Roberts, manager Of
the FL Paso chamber Of commerce,
who. he said, was the best manager
he knew Of anywhere
Jack Getting got the attendance
prize and Henry SWearingcn was de-
clared goat for next week Chas
Herbert sang song entitled Take
a Dip in Texas on"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-09
CORPUS CHRISTI NAY BORRow
ERnm EnNER NnIuNn Hr-.n.

Austin. Tex, Oct oct 9.-There Is
no inhibition in the law or consti-
tuition Of Texas preventing CORPUS
christi from borrowing money from
the federal government. the attorney
generals department today wired con-
gresham Carlos Bee OF the san AM
tonic district
The latter has introduced a bill "a
congress TO authorize the federal
government to loan Corpus Christi
sa,oO0.0l0 for rehabilitation purposes
Representative Bee wanted 10 know
n such action were permissible un-
der the laws and constitution ID
Texas.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-09
DIsCONTNUEs SEVERAL
NEW MEXICO POSTOFFICES

Santa Fe, n. n, Oct 9.-The post
office department announces the dis
continuance Of the following post
offices in New Mexico: Backbone,
mail 20 be sent TO Dexter. Chavez
county. Clifford, mail 10 be sent TO
Nara Visa. Quay county; Dunken,
mail to be sent TO Hope. Eddy county.
Gavaldon, mail TO be sent TO Las
Vegas, san Miguel county; Pima. mail
to be sent 10 Amalia, Taos county.
The following are new postoffices
just established: Amalia, Estrada.
Hyer. Lindrith, Longweu and san
Geronimo.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-09
ALLEGES MAN DRIVES LABOR
FROM FARM DOWN THE VALLEY

Alleging thac the defendent is
causing him personal loss TO the ex-
tent Of $1,000 for refusing 20 irrigate
or cultivate an orchard. J. W Eubank
has filed a writ OF Injunction in the
fist district court against J. H. Oat-
man The plaintiff alleges in the Pc
dlion that he is the owner OF a tract
Of irrigated land near san Elizario
which was occupied until October s.,
ard thus causing the plaintiff loss
thereby.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-09
METHODIST CONFEEENCE
nEI.E HEI II At NIL

Douglas. Ariz.. Oct. 9-The 5Sth an
nual conference OF the Arizona Mis-
sion Methodist Episcopal church
opened here yesterday with a numb
OF visitors in attendance. A reception
was given last night at Grace Meth
odist church 70 bishop A ". Leonard
and ministers Of the conference The
conference organized for business to-
cay. Bishop Leonard, who formerly
was stationed In Russia. has an
nounced a public lecture on ~Bolshe-
vlsm. Menace or An Asset" Saturday
nIght. In 4 locll theater.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-09
c. OF c. RETAINS BUNCH
FOR JUNIOR DEPARTMENT

Burton Bunch, VINO came into the
chamber Of commerce 20 aid the re-
cent drive for mem 0eEships, has been
Termaneutly retained, II. X Rob
erts. manager, said Thursday Mr..
Bunch viii be assigned 10 the Junior
department with duties in one OF two
other departments John Regan, as
sistant 20 M Roberts, is expected TO
return from Houston next week
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-09
LABOR AGENTS WILL BE
PIT Tn urnwr- ~ nrra :.

Austin Texas oct 9-Lahor
asents coming into the Arkansas Pass
district seeking lahorers for trans
fer TO other sections VIII be detained
and put TO work, according to a tele-
gram received today by the governor
from Gen J. +. Wolters. The storm
devastated district is sim under mar
tial law and Gen VOTERS said that
an laoorera there are needed 20 re-
habllitate wrecked Industries. Labor
agents, he added. are interfering with
the work
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-09
GRINER vs.. FROMME IN
COAST-ASSOCIATION GAME

Los Angeles. Cal. Oct 9.-Dan Gri-
ner was slated TO pitch for St Paul
and the Vernon team expected 20 use
Art Fromme on the mound in the sec
one game here between the American
association and Pacific coast pen
uant winners for the western minor
league baseball championship.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-09

D0uglas. ArIE-, OCT Gen 2 Ella8
Gales. secretary OF commerce, indus
try and labor in the cabinet OF pres
ident Carranza. OF Mexico. IS on his
way 20 Salluo. via Mexico City. TO
confer with Carranza. according 10
Information received by his friends in
Aqua prieta- Following completion
Of the conference he viii return TO
Mexico City and meet Gen AIvaro
Oregon. with whom he viii tour the
southern part OF Mexico in interests
Of Cen OhreEon's candidacy.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-09
FIGHT PINK BOIL WEEVIL
IN COTTON DISTRICTS

State officials OF Texas and Aizona
has requested the state departments
OF agriculture OF the two states, TO
cooperate in their efforts to keep the
pink boil weevil out OF the cotton dis
tricts. Machinery is to be put through
a fumigation plant.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-09

Knights OF Columbus viii hold a
meeting in their han tonight for the
purpose OF preparing a program for
Columbus day, Sunday. 1t is prob
able that the organization viii hold
special peace ana victory" service
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-09

can Legion celebration. which was
TO have been held here in the near
future. which was TO have lasted sew
cral days and for which elaborate
plans for entertainment had been
made, has been called of by the
county board Of health
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-09
TAKE PICTURE OF COTTON
GROWING AT TORNILLO

Motion pictures were taken by rep
resentatives OF a large motion picture
corporation and a news syndicate
Wednesday Of the work Of cotton
growing around Tornillo The work
was supervised by Roland HarwelL
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-09
sMUGGLER WAVES HEARING.

Thomas Blackwell. charged with
receiving struggled liquor, was ar
raiEned before United States commits
sioner Schmid Thursday. He waived
preliminary hearing and was released
On a $3.50 bond.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-09

20 drag your corn out with a knife
there Win be a surprise waiting for
you when you use "Ge-s-lLH Imagine
ueeffug your corn of eloriouslv.
off banana skin We'll that IS what
happens when you use Gets Do ''
There IS nothing else that wiz give
you this same result. Millions OF
folks have had the same blessed ev-
perierce. why pucter and suffer.
limp. and spoil a good time for your
self and your friends. or your peace OF
mind while trying 90 attend 70 BUSH
uess2 Use -Ge-s-lt.' the simple. com
mon sense way.
-Gets-Ir." the only sure. rua-an-
iced. money-blck corn-remov1r- costs
but trifle az any drug store. ararr-
featured BY E Lawrence & Co. Chl-
caEo. H.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-09

LIBEL SUIT IN FEDERAL COZ KIT
The case OF J. p Sheehan versus
o. n. Marion. a libel suit. opened be-
fors judge ". r Smith In federal
court Thursday. The plaintiff in the
case is a Texan. while the defendant
is a citizen OF New Mexico. Sheehan
IS seeking damages as a result OF an
alleged llbelous letter sent out by
Maroon
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-09

Ruth Allen. charged with forging
Q signature to a postoffice money or
der. was arraigned before United
States commissioner A J. W. Schmid
Thursday
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-09
THE COURTS.
sTH COURT OF CIVIL APPEALS.
J.. r. Harper, e. F. Higgins and A. N
HalthaIls Justices-


Nalthals Justice
Motion for rehearing overruled.-El
Paso Times company VS.. Lucius Fuller
ct al. from FL Paso
Notion TO postpone granted.-Afc-
Gregor & Heuger VS.. j. A. Escaj eda
ct al. from FL Paso
Reversed and remanded.-North-
western National Insurance company
vs.. j. J. Wesrnoreland. from Midland.
Set for October Geo. ". Yarn VS..
william Moeller. from III Paso. An
tonic Loya IS. James =. Bowen ct al.
from III Faso, the Enterprise company
vs. T. Nelly et all from ward. Mrs
john Walker ct al VS. Chas- =. Goetz.
from Midland 1.-TWO casesl- Galveston
Harrisburg & san Antonio Railway
company VS. Olan Washington White
from FL Paso; Felis Hernandez VS.. d
Garcia ct al. from Brewster, A.
Courchesne vs.. O. A. p Brown. from
El Pa50; W p. Balm VS.. Jno. LoTejoy.
from El Paso.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-09

INU LIHEI IAsEo VI E'LU.
Two light cases Of influenza were
reported yesterday when the ciSy
health officer phoned s. physicians
no cases were reported ia Juarez.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-09

DUDLEY GOES TO OIL FIELDS.
state senator r. H. Dudley left
Thursday for the north central Texas
Gil fields on business.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-09

c. W. T. Marshall Of Houston.
Tex, has taken a position as clerk OF
the Sheldon hotel
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-09

Heals Throat and Cures the Cough.
HAYES HEALING HONEY. 25c A
free box Of GROVES O-PEN-TRATE
SALVE for Chest Colds, Head Colds
End croup with every bottle.-Adv.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-01-26
ause "Our Head Was Not Made for the Yoke"--

subject. In regard to the white race itself,
Tor which he could not help having some
consideration, since 1t participated in ad-
vance in Tcutonc nobility because Of its
anticipated subsection. he could at least
consent to make distinctions. The Latin
would amuse him and the Slav would re-
ceive from him q feeling for organization
and instruction in it, the English could
offer for German exploitation a fine set of
energies; the ancient God" of Germany
would, by way of Bagdad, cousin it with
Mahomet and Buddha and Vshnu Prop,
erly hammered by the famous mailed fist,
the yellow man himself would end by sub
hitting to his destiny. America, possessing
no army, could be gathered in on the way
back. And so "the times would be accom-
pllshed." since the insuffcency of means
of communication does not yet permit the
extension of the benefits of pan German
ism beyond our sphere
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-01-26

leved that they had dearly gained the
happy privilege of hoping that general
enough acceptance of the common rights
of all would assure henceforth the evolu-
ton OF peoples in independence. Germany
decided that in one mad game she would
play, not only against us, but against all
the peoples Of the earth. the chances of
the non-right pure and simple With a
success due to the technical excellence of
her preparations, she has burned. ravaged,
pilaged and destroyed all the homes of
civilization that fortune has offered to her
devastating genius. She has bestally VIC
lated and tortured and murdered creatures
who were weak without ever finding satia-
ton for her fury. She has proved false to
the written text of her faith torn up the
pact of honor to which she had put her
signature, in the thought that the force
of steel was to excuse all, and terrorized
the neutrals so far as to impose on them
sometimes a silence for which later they
may blush
And for a supreme mockery. the men of
"science"-it is the name they give them
selves-having conquered, by their labor,
authoritative prestige, create for us a
philosophical doctrine fitted to the use of
the higher banditry, to explain to US that,
in the necessary order of things, bcstial
brutality is only the manifestation of
higher harmony. They proclaim, IN the
forms of logic, that by the virtue of the
streaming sword blade the law of man must
go and sleep in the tomb of antiquities.
For kind of German pity moves them to
show themselves pitiless in order to abridge
the suferings of the man whose death they
have decreed in their purpose of abolshing,
without delay, the attachment of minds to
that law and justice FOR which so many
fools have thought it glory to live and die
All this stands written and registered
in acts which no one can undo, and, for
a supreme burst of humanitarian carnage
Germany has found the continuous strength
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-01-26
Fantastic COnqueSfs
Of Masters

The instrument of this universal con-
quest? 1t is the German people, penetrated
with the spirit of voluntary servitudc for
the fantastic conquests of their masters,
from which they will be allowed profits.
The means? The restoration of the cult
of brute force, concentrated and unified
IN a violent race, untrammeled by notions
OF human right. And therefore there was
needed the revival Of absolutism and slav-
cry In efficacious coordination, with resur-
rection of all instructive brutality sus-
tanned by all "civilzed" poltroonery, for
the installation of the supreme rule Of iron
force over the fallen Lar.
And all this was said avowcd. pro
claimed; and it would all come about If
brute force could rule entirely over the
destlnles Of men, by the mplacable decree
OF the German victory arrogantly predicted
but not yet realized