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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-11
j. s. CRIMINAL
DOCKET IS SET
District Court Announces
Order of Trials Next
Week.

The criminal docket Of the United
States district court was set Friday
morning for. trial next week. and the
cases viii be called for trial in the
following order:
Nondoy. April 14.-Frederico Ger
vantes, ct al. Gin Sing; Gaviel Mar
quez: Jose Aguilar; Julia Diaz.
Tuesday. April Is: Martin Lopez;
Herbert A. Fitch; Benito Garcia;
Maria Gonzales.
Wednesday. April 16: George
Holmes: Julia Galvan; Luz Galvau:
Jose Linarez: Martin Mareno; Maria
Mendoza.
Thursday, April II: Jesus Perez,
Santos Perez; Simon Rodriguez; Vic
toria Vasquez.
Friday, April IS: Pete Florez; John
II. Clary; N Anzuresi Refugio Arcei
Louis Goodman.
Saturday, April Is: Jose Reyes
Cuevas, ct al; Jose Romero
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-11
DETROIT IS BOOMING AND
TURNING OUT MOTOR CARS
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ness and by still others as indiffer-
ence.
second. I am told that while the
actual facts may not warrant IL, the
impression has gained ground that
Mr.. Wilson would sacrifice vital in
terests for personal exploitation As
I say. one need not subscribe TO these
Impressions. but unquestIonably many
people have them and they derive
most OF their strength from the oft
repeated assertion that ar. Wilson
wanted nobody on the peace mission
who might engage him in intelec-
tual combat even though such debate
might lead TO a more accurate inter-
Dretation Of the desires Of the Amer
lean people with regard 10 foreign
policy.
Confented WOrkmem Build Homes.
So. 10 summarize conditions in De-
trOit, and they are much the same
throughout Michigan, business is
numming. WOrkmen are contented
and are building homes. OF which In
cidentally, there IS as big. a shortage
here as in Cleveland. Wages are
high. the league Of nations is popular.
Wilson stock is below par. Demo-
cratic stock still lower and jitnes are
being turned out by the Thousands
Copyright 1919. by the New York
Evening Post. Iuc.l
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-11
IL YEARS
OF MISERY
Sick and respondent he
had almost lost al hone.

lal been SICK man 1Or y years, all
tnls uslla suffering terrible pains an over
my body AID u was Impossible for mo 10
40 any Eind of work, but thanks 20 God
and sour wonderful NuEa-Tone. an now
entirely wen and ~ Worl-. Before / fln-
1Ehed enc bottle Of e5uEa-Ione I was feel
1ns fine" says = j. A. SANCHEZ, sonora.
Arizona.
Lack % sufficient heretofore causes
nine--eu-ls q human ailments. such as
Thzll-latisli. stomach. liver and sidney
troabIe- Nlsl-Toue IS a grand treatment
1Qr lack o. neTre-forCe because d contains
5ust the elements 10 feed the nerves and
enrich the blood
iforE requires nervous energy and physi-
cal force without which a man is dormant
downcast- hopeless, respondent Nuga-
Tone iuluses new ifo into the stomach.
1r-- and bowels. gives you healthy ap-
ueptla and regular bowel action The
fresh Impulse given 70 the kidneys and
blood circulation frees the body from its
poisonous toxins and soon youIl feel like
e ner man and find your work a pleasure
DrusEiztz guarantee NuEa-T0ne. Buy q
bottle ~ BEETLE VIII last you a whole
month Use &c 20 days and II you DON'T
1eel better and look better take the re-
rla-ll7r Of the package back TO the drug
Elsr and get your money back Good
oruesiTts everywhere sell Nuga-Tons. Try
- Get bottle TODAY At KELLY & POL
LARD'S DRUG ST0RE-Adv
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-11
AND FREED
IN j. s. COURT
Pleas of Guilty and Dis
missals Clear Portion
of Docket.

4 number OF criminal cases involv-
ing jail sentences were taken up and
disposed OF in the United States dis
trict court Thursday by pleas Of
guilty and dismissaIs. orders were
entered in the following cases:
The Indictment against IL ID. Hleyes.
charged with a ''misDrision OF felony"
was dismissed on motion OF the dis
trict attorney on the ground OF in
sufficiency Of the Indictment and be-
cause Of the physical condition OF the
defendant.
Given six Months.
Jose Aguayo. charged with import
ing Intoxicating liquors from Mexico
entered plea OF guilty ana was SEN
fenced TO six months Imprisonment IN
the county Jail, the term dating from
January 8. 1919
Jim Morgan charged with altering
an obligation of the United states,
pleaded guilty to both counts OF the
Indictment and was sentenced TO Is
months in the United States peniten-
ftfary at LeavenWOrth.
Martin FloreZ pleaded guilty 10 a
charge OF importing intoxicating
liquors from Mexico. and was assessed
with a tine Of $50 and sentenced 10
three months imprisonment In the
county Jail. the term 10 date from
February p, 1913.
Pleaded Guilty.
The soiut Indictment against
Gregorio Medina and Victor Lira was
disposed OF by a plea Of guilty by
Medina with punishment assessed at
a fine Of 500 and six months In the
county jail beginning December p,
1915, with further order that the
defendant then to be delivered 10 the
immigration authorities The case
against Lira was dismissed. and ne
was ordered delivered to the immigra-
tion authorities.
Liquor From Mexico.
Leopoldo Abeytia entered a plea OF
guilty TO the charge Of importing in
dominating liquor from Mexico and
was sentenced TO serve six months in
the county Jail. the term beginning
December %. 1918.
The joint indictment against Labor
PenadO and BenturO Penado was dis
missed as to Beuturo on motion OF
the district attorney. and Labor en-
tered a plea Of guilty and was SEN
fenced to pay a fine Of $50 and serve
two months in the county jail the
term dating from December 10, 1918
Defendant Discharged.
Sylvester Reyes, charged with ap-
prOpriating government property 20
his own use. was discharged on mo-
ton of the district attorney.
Fernando dc Ia Barredo pleaded
guilty 10 a charge OF importing a
quart Of teQuila into the United States.
and was fined s10O and sentenced to-
ten days fin the county Jail
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-11
ASSOCIATED CHARITIES TO
MEET TUESDAY AT SP. M.

The monthly meeting Of directors OF
Tuesday night, April 10. at s o'clock
n room 404 OF the Roberts-Banner
building. The relief work done in con-
nection with the anti-tubercular cam
paign viii be taken up. The assOci-
alton is to start a campaign consist
ing Of an exhibit among the Mexican
population TO educate them in the
cure and prevention Of this disease.
In the past three months S1105 has
been paid out for transportation Of
sufferers from tuberculosis. The as
ISOLATION believes that those who have
homes and are DESTROYS OF going 20
them should be helped and by this
method the county is relieved OF its
espousibilities 20 the sufferers.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-11
SNOW BOUND TRAINS
ARRIVE IN THIS CITY

Four passenger trains which had
been snoWbound near Dalhart, Texas
since Monday night by the heavy
suoWstoFn. arrived here early Friday.
the blockade having been broken.
The Golden State limited due here
Wednesday. was the first to arrive at
ESQ q m
Il was followed by the westbound
Californian and the Golden State lin
tied due here yesterday. Trains were
reported running on time TO-DAY.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-11
AT PHOENIX ADMITS
HAVING DRUG IN POSSESSION

Phoenix. Ariz, April 1L-Dovsy
Mitchell pleaded guilty before the
federal court today to having a drug
in her possession Her companion. who
gave his name as Otha Mitchell. en-
tered a plea OF not guilty. The judge
directed the jury 10 bring in a YER
diet Of acuuittal, characteriZing the
evidence against the man as too weak
TO warrant a sentence.
The prosecution attempted to show
that the pair were man and wife
and thus fix MitcheITs responsibility,
but this effort failed.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-11
THREE SLAIN IN
CLA5HAT DANZIG
Several Wounded When
Soldiers Fire On People
Near Rail Station.

Copenhagen, Denmark. April IA
sanguinary collision occurred last
evening at Danzig between a crowd
and the troops guarding the square
in front Of the railway station. Three
persons were killed and several
wounded when the troops fired On the
people.
Cen Marshall, Gen. Erwin, Coils. Shelby.
Glover, Pullman, Chamberlain and
Langhorn; Majors Chamberlain, Blau-
bett and Donald: Lieut.. Frickelton,
Otis c. and A P. Coles, L. S. Stewart,
c. A. Martin, z. 7. White. J. A. Hap
per, H B. Mcdowell, Charles II New
man, mayor Charles Davis and John
H Regan representing the executive
department Of the chamber Of COM
merce, and Charles n. Bassett, the
president
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-11
REPUBLICAN, MAYOR ELECTED
IN FL PASO d YEARS AGO

TWeuty-four years ago, FL Paso
elected the only Republican mayor in
its history. when r B. f"Bob") Camp
bell won the office over the Demo-
cratic nominee, +. A. Shelton. pres
ent postmaster.
There was split in the Democratic
ranks that year and some OF the voters
OF the party supported the Republican
nominee
A majority Of the aIdermauIc board
was also Republican, including the
late J. F Kachler, later assistant post
master at Fl Paso; John O'Keeffe J.
J. Stewart, Clifford. Roberts and
Schultz.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-11
TO CONFERENCE
ON RECONSTRUCTION NAMED

Santa Re, \. N, April 11.-Acting
Gov BENJAMIN F. Pankey has ap-
pointed as delegates 10 the confer
ence on international reconstruction
problems in Philadelphia May and 2,
NeiIl B. Field and Atauacio Nontoya,
Albuquerque; Frank Springer Of Santa
Re: Antonio Luoero Of Las Vegas. and
Nathan Jaffa Of Roswell
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-11
INDICT CAMPBELL
ON 7 COUN rs
U. S. Grand Jury Files
True Bill Against Hotel
Man; He Is Arrested.

An indictment was returned against
william C. Campbell. proprietor Of
the stockmen's hotel BY the United
States grand jury now in session,
charging him with seven offenses
against the 10 mile zone law enacted
by the recent congress for the sup
preston OF vice within 70 miles OF
military camp or post
Campbell Arrested.
Campbell was arrested Thursday az
ternoon by deputy United States mar
sinai S. II. Jester upon a eaBias issued
out Of the federal district court upon
the Indictment Each Of the seven
counts in the indictment IS equivalent
to a separate indictment. according
TO United States district attorney
Hugh p Roberts. and punishable as
a separate offense.
Zach count is tantamount 70 a
separate indictment" the district at
torney said
The particular Offenses charged in
the Indictment are alleged to have
occurred in a certain house located
in the city and county OF Fl Paso,
state Of Texas, located at Main and
North oregon streets in said city
known as the Stoclzmen's hotel. and
being within 10 miles Of a military
camp within the county OF Fl Paso
and state OF Texas. towit Fort Bliss"
Counts In Indictment.
The first count IN the Indictment rs
more or less general and desi gnates
a violation OF the act Of CONGRESS IN
general terms Other counts men
ton specific acts and mention various
men and women alleged to have been
received by Campbell in the hotel Tor
ALLEGED purposes in contraTention OF
the law for use IN such cases made
and provided
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-11
TUCSON DISTRICT TO VOTE
ON SCHOOL BUILDING BONDS

Tucson Ariz., April 1.-THE board
OF school truste s Of the district, In
r''-iinE Tucson. last night called a
bond election for May on the Ques-
ton Of issuing bonds in the sum Of
1000 for financing a school build
Ing program The general building
and extension program contempIates
the installation OF what is known as the
'six-siN' scheme OF school course, the
first six years being devoted to basic
education and the latter six to high
school work, junior and senior.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-11
MRS. ASUNSOLO, 'FRIEND OF
AMERICANS DIES HERE

Mrs. Maria Beltran AsunsoIo, OF
Mexico City and Chihuahua City. and
great friend OF the Americans who
resided in the vicinity OF her home,
died suddenly at $50 o'clock Thurs
day morning. AZ the home Of her
soninlaw, Warren Brittingham. los
Porfirio street, FL Paso, from a stroke
Of apopiexy- She formerly resided IN
chihuahua City and Is well known
among NeXicans and Americans in
FL Paso, who have lived in Chihuahua.
The funeral services VIII take
place from the church OF the Holy
Family, on West Missouri street. at
Q a. m. Friday.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-11
WAR VETERANS WILL MEET
TUESDAY IN KENDRICK HALL

Instead OF the county courtroom as
announced the World War
Veterans association viii meet next
Tuesday night in Kendrlck hall. the
parish house OF St. Clements church.
Montana and Compbel streets. At
the time the county courtroom was
obtained It was not known that 10 had
been previously agreed upon 70 meet
in the hall II Is probable that all
future meetings after Tuesday VIII be
held in the courthouse
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-11
Plan Relieving
Sen1bIe OfSOme
Of City Duties
Aldermen Consider Reds
hibuting Work OF The
Mayor Pro T EN-.

On Saturday morning. April II, the
old city council viii meet in the city
hau and the mayor and the new eoun-
ell VIII be sworn IN. Mayor Davis said
Friday that there was a plan on foot
among the members Of the new eoun-
cu 10 redlstrict the work somewhat
so as to relieve alderman r. C. Sem
pie. who probably viii act as mayor
protein for 1913, head Of the public
works committee. which now has wa
ter works. building department, engl-
neering department. garbage collec-
ton and disposal. street cleaning and
repairing, blacksmith shop corral
auto repair shop. and several other
minor things
Tentative Plan
The rest OF the tentative plan OF
distribution OF work IS as follows
Finances and taxes. assigned 10 alder
man Park Pitman; welfare. which in
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-11
COMMERCE CHAMBER TO
ENTERTAIN GEN. MARSHALL

Gen. Marshall viii be the guest OF
honor at a dinner at 1850 o'clock this
evening by the military committee OF
the chamber Of commerce There will
also be present the members OF his
staff and Gen James Erwin. COM
handing Fort Bliss and the members
OF his staff Covers viii be laid for
p The dinner is held for the purpose
OF discussing the program Of construc-
tion contemplated at Fort Bliss and
VIII be presided over by Otis c. Coles.
chairman OF the military committee.
Those expected to be present are:
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-11
Reading Denies British
Censorship Employed At
Exbense OH. S. Trade

Washington. D. c.. APRIL 11-Lord
Reading. the British ambassador. is
sued a statement today. declaring
there was no foundation for COM
plants reported from Paris that the
British censorship OF commercial ca
bles had been used to promote Brit
ish trade at the expense OF Ameri-
can trade
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-11
WANT To SERVE
OVER IN CHINA?
q. S. Now Making Enlist
ments For There and
Elsewhere In Orient.

Enlistmeuts are now open in the
army for service in the Philippines,
Hawaii, China and Panama, according
TO a telegram received by the local
army recruiting station Friday
morning.
White applicants only viii be ac-
cepted in the Philippine and Hawaiian
departments. Period enlistments for
this service VIII be for three years
and VIII be for infantry, coast artil-
lery, engineers, signal corps and Med
zeal department. 10 infantry viii be
accepted for Hawaii In addition 10
above. white cavalry for Hawaii and
negro cavalry for the Philippines may
be enlisted.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-11
NEW ZEALAND SOLDIERS
OVERSEAS WANT /.

London. Ems. April 1.-THE New
Zealand Soldiers in Great Britain have
voted on the question OF prohibition
Ia New Zealand. which is up for de-
cision there. as follows;
For prohibition. 1856.
Against prohibition, 1880.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-11

The police department is holding all
cases of arrested drug users for the
federal authorities. Acting chief Of
police Homer Phoenix said Friday
morning. The federal officers are
going TO use these men and women
as witnesses IN trying TO ascertain
the Whereabouts OF those that are
making a practice Of selling drugs"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-11

Judge = IL Frlces EEeHluAnE-
Jennie NJ Moore VS.. James ".
Moore, suit for divorce; filed
Escter y. Wing VS.. Ching Wing, suit
for divorce; field
Margaret E flanders vs.. William P
Sanders, suit for divorce and custody
Of minor child filed.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-11
ARRANGE FOR MAY 1 MONEY
REQUIREMENTS OF ROADS

Washington. D. C.. April blank
ers. railroad executives and director
general Hines. in conference today
/ financial requirements Of the rail-
roads along the same lines followed
in providing for april / requirements.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-11

TIE ii Paso military district sent 16
men 10 attend the cooks school and
ten 10 attend the bakers school at
Forl sam Houston These schools are
conducted regularly al Fort sam
Houston. and give a course to enlisted
men lasting three months.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-11
WoRk nIREAT 10 MI.

The employment bureau for returned
soldiers and sailors viii meet in the
courtroom Of judge T. 3. AIcClintock
In the county court house tonight at
o'clock when the secretary's report
for tie past fortnight will be pre-
Eentsd.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-11

s.. Louis, 40. april IA new high
record price for hogs at the National
stockEar rls was set today when a ship
ment sold for Szo.S5-
The highest previous quotation re-
corded was s20.75 for 100 pounds.
Enormous shipments of pork 10 Eu-
rope are responsible for the prices, ac-
cordiur 20 dealers
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-11
FERTILIZER MACHINERY HIRE.

A. c. Fleig. of Orange. Tex. one Of
the leading men in the project to build
fertilizer plant at FL Paso north of
the cement plant on the county road,
said Thursday night that several car
loads OF machinery for the new enter
prise had arrived.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-11

An order for the discharge OF Lieut.
James II Hendry, OF the medical
corps, attached TO field hospital No
10 at Fort Bliss. was received at mill
itarv headquarters Friday morning
The discharge viii become effective
On he l.rn
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-11
E PAS0 MAY GET
ROAD MEETINGS
Bankhead and q. S. Good
Roads Meetings Are Pos
sible For City.

J. A. Rountrees secretary o. tns
Bankhead National highway, writes
Miss Eusna Glider. secretary OF the
FL Paso Automobue club. that ne
thinks Ell Paso has q good chance or
securing the next convention OF Kris
meeting and the United states Coco
Roads convention Il a large delegation
Is sent to the Mineral Wells meetins
on April 1913 -
The Birmingham. Ala CHAMBER OF
commerce. he says has endorsoa Fl
Paso for the next meeting place.
II would suggest that you se-
busv.s aid he. If you want the con-
vsnffon- for there viii be several
other places after IL
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-11

Funeral services for IS. W Wood,
who received fatal injuries when he
was struck by an automobile several
DAYS ago, were held Wednesday af-
ternoon at 4 o'clock. Intermeut was
made in Evergreen cemetery.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-11
TIE COURTS.
81 DIsTRIcr o0URT.

Judge W. ID. Howe Presiding.
SoterO Gonzales vs. Conception A.
Gonzales, suit for divorce; filed
Jacob Water VS., Maria Water, suit
for divorce; filed.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-11

cludes marks and health department,
10 alderman ". T. Griffith; puet-
safety, which Includes police anq IL Z,
deDartments, TO Alderman Martin X
Sweeney.
Evening journal., 1919-10-30

An lhrco survivors must mce. strong
teams. though Ohio has The lighter
schedule.
Ohio state has a great machine. It's
other name Is Chick Harley. Tho sem
satlon OF 1917 and 1916 Is The sentaiion
OF 1919 Tho coaching Of Jack Wilce
stands out prominently. The smooth
ness 0f The Buckeye playing really beat
Michigan saturday. Harley ouiclasscd
uny man on llc Michigan team, but
outside Of Harley. is was even up and
I'm a few cases. perhaps, the Michigan
man looked hest az his position.
But Michigan fumbled. The passing
was bad. The handling OF The ball was
not FIRST class. The generalship at
times was open TO criticism. All OF
these points should be corrected. 10
was IN This polishing or process
that the Wilco coaching showed over
that OF iOsl
Man 10 man the teams were n great
match. Sparks and Weston OF Mich
igan are great backneld men. Sparks
shared pnniing honOrs with Harley. tic
and Weston were hard 10 stop WHOM
they carried the ball.
Michigan mas wonderful forward
passing team They tried seventeen Of
them and each failed But that is not
The fault Of the passing They were
played perfectly each OF The seventeen
Ihe reason they did not work was hc-
cause Silnchcomb and Harley ~ ohio
Evening journal., 1919-10-30
KEysTONE HALLOwTFN pARTY.

The Keystone Field CLUB VIII give
its annual masquerade party on satur-
day evening. at the Y. VI. II. A. The
club had planned TO hold the affair on
Friday evening. but on account OF the
han being taken up FOR The wrestling
bout the postponment was made
necessary. The affair will be the big
gest social event given by the club.
The feature OF the evening viii be
number OF old-time dances. Those who
do not dance will not be lost as games
Of various kinds will be INDUCED In.
There will also be a number OF solos
by some OF WilmingtOn's leading sing
ers. Presly Rash VIII entertain with.
buck and wing dancing. The committee
has engaged one OF the best musician
organizations In the city for the occa-
sion.
The committee Will meet this eve
ming, when final arrangements win be
made. The full program will be an
nounced through these columns tomor-
row evening All members are request
ed 10 attend. The committee consists of
August Johnson. William Springer, VIII
liam Virgins. Herb Jackson and Olen
lIaskett.
Evening journal., 1919-10-30
GAME ASSO. WILL
.PR0TECTPHEASANTS
To Arrest All Gunners Who
Fail to Have Privilege
Cards
DOGS KILLED
BY TRESPASSERS

At a recent meeting Of the Delaware
County Game Protective Association
The following officers were elected:
John 'B Davis. president; John B. sill,
first ylce-president; Samuel Hail, second
vice-president; Louis r.. Little. secre-
tary and treasurer; L. Shirley Borden,
Francis V. Lloyd. Louis Morrow,
Thomas CLARK. Lincoln WOrrell, direc-
tors.
one or two slight changes were made
TO meet the present conditions for the
preservation of game throughout Del
aware county, Il being especially desir-
able TO save tho pheasants. The asso-
citation has arranged for ten patrolmen
who VIII patrol the property posted by
the association which. by the way.
takes in great percentage Of the total
acreage. These patrolmen have re-
cciyed Instructions 10 enforce the rules
Of the association and arrest trespsas-
ers who are caught cunning without
privilege cards. These cards can be Sc
cured only by making application 10
the property owners.
The meeting was very we'll attended
and a great deal OF enthusiasm was
shown relative to the enforcement OF
the rules OF the association. During
last week. when the squirrel law open
ed. one member lost a dog while an
other had three turkeys shot by tres
passers in plain view OF his house. Be-
cause OF these and similar occurrences.
the rules Will be rigldly enforced by
the patrOlmen but the officers OF the
association hope 70 avoid any arrests
Of strangers outside OF the county.