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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-01-04
MAY OPEN new HOSPITAL
u. S. Looking Over Field Here for
Military Institution

Buildings of the Philadelphia General
Hospital are being considered by War
Department officials as the location for
a military hospital Federal officials re-
Gently accepted and then rejected By
berry as a possible site for such an in
stitution.
The commission making the investiga-
Baldwin, of the hospital division of the
surgeon generals office; Lieutenant Col
oneI Robert l.. Dickinson. or the general
staff Lieutenant Colonel Edward o.
Martin, of the surgeon generals Office,
and Major L. Fl. Lewis. of the construc-
tion division of the War Department.
They are now in this city.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-01-04
EHRET FUNERAL HELD
Full Military Honors for Lieutenant
Killed in Auto

Services for Lieutenant Sidney II.
Ehret, who died at Miami early this
week from injuries received In an au-
tomobile accident. were conducted at
st. Joseph's Church at noon today. He
was buried will full military ceremonies.
monies.
and Mrs Harry S. Ehret, of Pine Tops.
near Edgewater. N. ]. When the acct
dent occurred he had just returned from
overseas, where he served with a fly
ing squadron. He was student at
war, but abandoned his studies to en-
ter the flying service. He was twenty
four years old.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-01-04
EULOGIZE DEAD CARMAN
P. r. T. Employees Adopt Resolution
on VIM. p. Cornell

Employees of the Richmond car barn
of the p. r. T. Company have adopted
resolutions on the death Of William +.
Cornell, for many years superintendent
of that depot
Mr.. Cornell was stricken with apo
plexy New Years eve while on his way
from the barn to his home, GA West
Allegheny avenue, and died in the
Episcopal Hospital. He started In the
street railway business as a driver In
the days Of the horse cars. and was very
popular with all the men serving under
him.
The committee having charge OF
drawing up the resolution was composed
Of Joseph Mallon, John Bateman
Thomas Liney. James Stevenson and
Joseph Irwin.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-01-04
0. K. FIFTH WARD TRIAL BILLS
Rotan Approves, Walton Counter
signs for $1,000 Total

The Fifth Ward trial bills due the
Chester County Court have been APP
proved by District Attorney Rotan. ant
Controller Walton has countersigned
the warrants. The total amount claim
ed was S6399,29.
A difference of opinion arose over the
right of the court employees to compen-
sation from Philadelphia County fol
II was explained to Mr.. Rotan that the
tipstaves of the Chester County Court
are paid for ten months only and that
they were lawfully entitled to be paid
for extra service.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-01-04
LEADERS To SEE PENROSE
Will Discuss Committee Chair.
manships and Patronage

Republican leaders from various parts
Of the State are now here to meet SEN
ator Penrose today. The big subject of
discussion VIII be committee chairman
ships and legislative patronage Repre-
sentative Duncan Sinclair, Of Fayette
County. and Representative William ].
McCaig, of Allegheny County, came TO
the city early In the day. They are
rival candidates for the chairmanship of
the Appropriations Committee of the
House. one Of the most important legis.
lative posts.
1t Is understood that Sinclair will
have the support of Senator William
f. Crow. Mr.. McCaig was accompanied
to the city by James f. Woodward.
Secretary OF Internal Affairs-elect, who
was chairman of the Appropriations
Committee in the last House. Sinclair,
while known as Penrose follower, is
also friendly to the Wares and II is un,
derstood will receive Ware support.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-01-04
TO GIVE NEW CANTATA
First Rendition of Herman Widmaier'
Composition Tomorrow Night

David" composed by Herman Wild
mailer. will be given tomorrow night at
st. Matthews Lutheran Church, Broad
and Mount Vernon streets.
Mr.. Widmaier. who is organist and
choirmaster of the church. Is the author
of numerous selections.
The soloists will be William Messer-
schmidt. tenor; Harold Simonds. bass
Clara Holden. Soprano and Mary Bray,
contralto. The Rev. DR.. Edwin Heyl
Helix, pastor of the church. will speak.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-01-04
Tom Lawson Sued

Boston, Jan. 4.-Thomas w. Lawson
appeared In the Superior Court yester-
day to answer a charge that he had
failed to fulfll the terms of an agree
ment whereby he was to aid In pro-
yidlng for his sons wife, Mrs. Lucie
Mitchell Lawson, and her four children,
while her husband. Lieutenant Arnold
Lawson, was In the army. Injunction
proceedings were brought by Mrs. Law
son,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-01-04
Red Cross Record at Lsnsdale

The Lansdale branch Of the American
as the outcome of the Christmas roll
call drive, divided as follows: Lansdale.
1924; Telford. 121; Souderton, 366; Hat
field. 1872; Kulpsville. iss Harleysyille.
eomeryville township and Colmar. So.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-01-04
Our Forty.Mile Guns Unused

London, Jan. 4.-American cannon,
using a 24.inch shell and having a range
Of forty miles, were about 10 be brought
into use by the American coast artillery
when. the armistice was signed, the
Manchester Guardian states.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-01-04
C1zx s77na S. /H8-AE.E

Carl Zeisberg member the Evening Public Ledger staff till he
joined the United with the American
Epedtonary Force writes that "A F. Christmas probably will be
The hektograph by
the division topographic office for much o
narly The be reproduced drawn oily
ink geane which
repeated be printed Zebeg has been assigned the
Topographic Office office which "does anything from printing
furnishing lanterns for picture talks
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-03

no GRASDE REALTY CO.

@Il-@1l Elrst NATL Bank Bldg.
- feet on san Jacinto street. $500;
--orth f501o-easT terms
Iso1Icf Feet. cor. on Missouri St.
close IL. VIII make buyer rich.
Close in Corner on san Jacinto St.
would take some trade
neautlfuI Apartment site, $500, cor
aer 100 Il 1rontagei would sci or
take some trade
VIII trade 8 houses tor valley land:
prefer improved place. but would
trade Tor ulimuroTed land.
SO feet-Near Corner, Overland and
san Jzciuto- would sell on easy terms,
~ trade for city property
saall Houses 10 trade for lots IN
Alta Vista district
nrr=nH st--CloEs fn-Eood building,
laying good income. viii trade
section q Land Just north OF r Pzso.
would trade as part payment on house.
nice houses Grand View. would
trade for valley land
ntorv house-rpson Ave. $500.
would take smaller house and give
good terms on balance
? lots. and huuEes-So- Virginia Street
would sell cheap or take part trade.
leo acres fine soil at $50 per acre.
% acres, below san Elizario, VIII trade
Tor city property
10 1creH improved. fine tract will
sell cheap OF take some trade.
and many ether trades. Come in and
see u Tou cannot be matched
2 autos % rrade-W ould trade one OF
both as part payment on better car
and pay difference
RIO GHANDE REALTY CO.
I'll p Mclfenncyl
@l1-2f2 First far-l Bank Bldg.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-03

INVESTIGATE FOR YOURSELF.
The CHEVROLET CAR reeds 10 introduce
tion- All We ask you 10 do. before you
brv your car. Is to call at our salesroom
and fnvestigats It's merit FOR yourself
There are more than zoe. 900 users q cars
in rhfs country Wncse judgment lead
them 10 the selection Of the Chevrolet
UeFD CAR DEPARTMENT.
We handle and sell only Chevrolet cars.
and The fact that re are distributors for
this territory for these cars Is your
--us--ntes Lhnt you viii not 90 wrong
n hur.rr z used car frum Us. We now
have On hand some zeal bargains In both
touring and Roadsters and are prepared
% make raasonabie terms 70 responsible
II rAso AUTO COMPANY
fr- -r~-fIe ave. Phone q.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-03

USED LIGHT CARS
Ford, 1918 model. white wire wheels.
used 6 weeks. cost Ss5es bargain. $500.
Ford. 1917 model
Ford Touring. Fisher starter.
Ford Sedan, wire wheels
Ford Truck. with 1-ton attachment
saxon -Four Roadster 1917 model
Scripps- Booth. 1918 model
EsrIscoe Coupe, 1917 model
oakland Stripped Speedster. 1917 model
Buick -Four Touring. 1917 model
Dodge Touring 1916 model
TTfliys-Knlght. 1917 model
TsuIc- IIght Six. 1918 model
WALTERS DURHAM
80 W. SAN ANTONIO ST.
Phone f095-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-03
For SaIe-MisceHaneous

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FOR sALE-White sewing machine, com
plete. in perfect condition, $50. Pm tlsz
COTTONWOOD AND MESQUITE ROOTS
BY THE CARLOAD. PHI. 36l. TORNILLO
TRADING CO.. TORSILLO. TEXAS.
NEW YICTRoLA and records. VIII sell
or trade for Liberty bonds or diamond
Phone 1448 or 914 W. Missouri s..
We Must HAVE $4,000 worth Of mems
End hand suits and 100 Singer sewing ma
chimes Guaranteed best prices. Texas
Furniture Co. 90s s Il Paso st Phi fogl.
NATIONAL cash register for sale; nearly
TExICO TRANsFER co.
MUST HAVE used furniture for 100 rooms.
Am fitting up hotel In oil field WIN
pay extra good prices for next two weeks
c. D. Houser UpholsterinE Co Ph 4llo.
FOR sALE-New Winona wagon. inch
tire. one-third of price Also sets OF
harness J. s. Brozier- Phi 2o55- Room
TAILORS-We are selling trimming az
wholesale price. Buy now and save money
F. B. Melendez Co., go S Oregon Phone
SIZE.
FOR sALE-UnderWood typewriter, prac-
tically new bargain Postal Telegraph
after p m Night take 20 gauge gun
part payment
CYLINDERS. pumps. copper coils. etc.
cracked by frost. welded and made good
as new. Guaranteed work.
Ell PASO WELDING CO.
500 W Franklin St
FOR SALE-Standar6 radiator. rear axle,
windshield. Brown Llpe Transmission,
Disco motor generator, SIX volt battery,
Remy magnetic and coil; also Knit parts
F. F. Hartman. 1896 Myrtle Ave
FOR EXCHANGE-For cash or Liberty
bonds Wesselton diamond carat and quar-
ter. perfect. beautiful color. value $780,
make offer. Address MS, care Herald
FOR SALE-QUICK SHIPMENT
Baled cane; baled corn fodder IN carloads
CLINT MERCANTILE & BANKING co.
Clint. Texas
PROTECT YOUR CLOTHES
from dust and soil, with an uptodate
CHIFFAROBE- All sizes. prices and
finish Better order one today Your
credit IS o. X
FOUTZ-MOORE FURNITURE co.
FOR SALE in quantities; Two thousand
cords dry turnillo weed: three thousand
cords cottonwood wood; one hundred fifty
tons first class cane hay; two hundred
tons shredded corn fodder Ivey Dale
Ranch. Fabers- Texas.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-03

WHITE HORSE TAVERS
FOX SALE
RARE OPPORTUNITY FOB An lNfEsI-
MAJ

On account Of IN health. the owner Is
compelled 10 dispose Of the popular ana
valuable property known as The W hlte
Horse Tavern" This property consists OK
IS acres OF land. situated only seven and
a half rifles from the city hall IN san
Antonio. on the famous South Loop Drive,
Travelled by everybody IN san Antonio
who rides and one OF the chief 1r-r4c-
lions % the city for visitors
The property e highly improve d.
equipped with its own water and electric
light plants. has graded drives faculties
for poultry breeding. restaurant and fan
lIy cafe doing busiueEs all year around :
a comfortable dwelling and Necessary ul--
houses. with ten acres in highly de
vsioped cultivation for farming and truck
gardening. To be appreciated u -nusL
be seen No more desirable piece OK
property can Be found IN OF near san An
tonic. with its urIriTaled climate us
matches advantages. and its many
points OF historical interest III health
alone prompts the owner TO offer % Tor
ale. address letter o. inquiry 20 White
Horse Tavern. san Antonio. Te1ls-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-03
BARGAIN on BLISS ST,
NEAR -FIEE POINTS, PRICE ONLY
100 rnnrr-E

BARGAIN On BLISS ST
NEAR -FINE POINTS PRICE ONLf
sfGaG-S5oo DOWN
Has 3 rooms and sleeping porch,
crerv new built-in feature, hardwood
floors etc South front paved street
An unusually good buy Good terms
on balance SEE CREEI- OR PHIL
LIPS
JAMES L EIARR & co.
Phone ease. 3os san Antonio.
: ROOM BUNGALOW close in. base
rneut- heating plant paved. breakfast
room. only $1,000, for quick sale
WALKING DEsTAACE-5 room bun
-liou. heating plant, glazed porch,
large front room. handsome electric
fixtures. fine condition S5500s this
VIII Euir you
AUTOMOBILE WANTED as part pay
alent or 5 room bungalow basement,
rraIlcs. fenced, Alta vista, 5000
Tizr your house az once
80 DOWN. SIS monthly VIII buy nice
5 room new bungalow in Alta Vista
HAWKINS BROS
gfs-7r7 Martin BldE- Phone $500
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-03
Welding Shoas

WELDING-The way g should be done.
promptly. any size Fh1-e acsl
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-03

Modem h1nraIor-. 3 rooms, bath,
rr-nsce. garage. hardwood floors
81 everv room. built-in buffet
sIncn closets. bookcases, kitchen
cabinet. on fun lots, paving
nd Price $3.50. Reasonable
TENS. Phone 75f0-W-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-03
ITneNniers

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typewriter & office supply cu-Bouzht-
sold. rented. repaired Asts. Corona. Eosel.
Oliver. Rubber stamps. el6 Mis- s. Pm -
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-03
e. SaIe-CounErr PropertE
e S.Ie-Farn, M Ranehes

AAElh-Lrl1u county, 20 acres deededs
school section and go acres leased. so
ceres huueslsad alag 50 young cows IS
hrlfer calves. 20 head work stock, imple-
mertE sale or trade For further par
tiruIaru write 10. Herald
EuE sALE-Cozy valley home CT II
aErsE miles from courthouse. Just OF
1rterErt1r linz Wen built adobe resi-
cerces mcteru iuteriur ard plum hins.
r1u1iue ualEr- adobe EaraEe- wooden shed
ard craze vines fenced. imurprerue rs
Al new EarE1ll. g1l1Qs ferua- A R.
Whltlelf. A r D. > Box 175, Phone
ifl-Rz. r Pzs1- Teas
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-03

COS MESA
FORD razicab .--.-.-..-......--... .s5.5
Ford Spas, new tires. new paint
oue-man tops shock zbsorbersi
r-o-f 5-narzenger ................-.s5 1926
F6-d s-ragzeneer -.-.--...-.-.....-.y3 5o
5-ieV-o1et Roadster. new .---.......sf25
DODGE Roadsrcr. 3 tires ---.-.-.---S 65e
Dodge 5-passenger. 500 down-..-.--S s. p
rs--i~i- 1901 So 1850
oiTr-1oSiIe s-cviin5e- --..........ss $3.50
srs---eTIs $50 10 ...............ss $3.50
Cadfiiac. 7-passenrer ....-.--....--.- $500
A little down balance monthly
FL PASO AUTO EXCHANGE
eos Mesa Phone 49,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-03
For Reni-Rooms Furnished
For Rent--Stores and Offices


y. stanton
For Rent-Stores and Offices
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CORNER STORE-With basement over
land and Santa Fe- Call az 500 Epson
Ave, or phone l16aW.
FOR RENT-A large and a sraau office
IN the Herald Building. Heat light and
fanitor service furnished Reasonable
rates Apply TO the Auditor Of the Herald.
OFFICE-CENTRAL LOCATION
Single or ensuits. in the Morgan Bids,
room IN Morgan Arcade Low rental
DOUGLAS c. CROMWELL AGENCY
Mills Bldg. Phone $500
HOUSE OR BROKERAGE EIkh. WITH
TRACKAGE and office and warehouse
space: very low rent Ask FOR D c
DOUGLAS c. CROMWELL AGENCY
IA Mills Bldg- Phones eeg1-9sg--
Personal
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sPIRELI-A CORSErS- Mrs 1Iillsr. Ph.es6i
RESPONSIBLE man and wife would
adopt little girl Address Mo. care Herald
MRS. CHONLA-Womar's tx Crochet and
tattinE. oEders taken. rs y canPoelL
OuGLlcI NUuEEI
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CURTAINS Numbered. Phone I7s2W.
YOUR mattresses renovated SL75 up car
pets cleaned Irwin Mfg. Co p llle.
The ONLY team carpet cleanerz 9zl2
81 Acme Nat & FEATHER Co Ph- lgll-
CHIFFOROBE- nearly new
TEXICO TkASSEEk co.
Take care Of your t.othss. one dollar
down and dollar a week viii buy chif-
q
FOUTz-NoORE FURNITURE co.
FURNITURE repairing, uphoistering. re-
finishing Eastern Upholstery Co. J. L
9ody. Prop. 2s9o Alameda Ave. Pm s2s-
Legal Notices.
TO THE STOCKHOLDERS or RIO
GR.ASDE TALLEA BANK a Trust Co
Notice Is hereby given tnat the ANIMAL
meeting o. stockholders viii lie held ~
the office % the RIO Grande valley BalE
& Trust Co. on Tuesday January 44tns
1913. az 3 o'clock p m. FOR the election
o. directors and 20 transact any ana al
business that may come before the meet
RIO GRANDE VALLEY BANG q Trust
COMPANY
NOTICE OF SALE.
Under authorization Of the Director bu-
reau OF Trusts Allen Property CUSTODIAN
T. s A. we viii sell a. public suction,
al the south door Of the Fl Paso County
Court House AZ 900 ,. m, Tuesday. Janu-
arr = 1918, SIS shares Of the capital
stock OF Consumers Ice q Cold storage
Co. q Fl Paso. Texas. Rio Grande VAL
ley Bank & Trust Co. and Hennins
Bruhn. Co-Depositary Trust No $685.
estate Of J. p. Dieter.
NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING
The regular annual meeting Of the
STOCKHOLDERS Of the El Paso Bank & Trust
Co. o. Fl Paso. Texas. viii be held az
the office OF the company. IN the City
OF FL Paso on the sth day 81 January.
1913. Al . o'clock IN the afternoon. FOR
the election CT directors FOR the ensuing
year and for the transaction Of such other
business as may properly come before the
2. NJ LYNCH.
Dated At Fl Paso. Texas.
December 2sth. 1915
Money to Loan
IS TO $50 loaned honest employees. cheap
80 rates. confidential Quick. satisfactory
service Drake. 201 Roberts- isanner.
$ 10 Soy off al those little bills
and fust owe Us Low rates Easy pay
meuts. Courteous attention Peoples Lean
Society. 30 Caples Bldg. Phone lsl2
MONEY TO LOAN
Money loaned on diamonds. watches. Jew
eiry, and automobiles. A. the lowest rate
u 'H- SECURITY LOAN co.
Cor san antonio and e Paso. Pm 1l5t
Financial
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-03
Business Chances

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FOR sALE-A small grocery store, pay
ing good interest on money inverted n
quire at s05 S. stanton 81
PAINTING DONE N ALL ITS
BRANCHES
BY First Class Workmeu-
Rooms tinted IS up
Owners and contractors take uotice-Let
me give you q figure On your next job
HOP FT-FNFFS PHONE 9O28-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-03
nrPRnrFn FtTTIE RANCHEs

FLEEIE OF GRASS
10 acre. patented LAID on ella river I
vel aul q surface tanks. on unsurFe1- ed
r1rsrumert land i1 the Black Hills near
Duuczr- arlL Range ~ miles square.
ard 70 rrhsr randi Owner says y
Errzs ls not y inches high all over This
range VIII ray your e-Ten1es 20 look At
g. Price f751e-
90 acres ouusd- room modern bunEa-
fcu. hath- toilet. e-c-. larEc dairy barn
rcr 90 Cows aud Various other improve
meats altogether ccE-inE $4,000 Eat-
Gated mining c-ains- also lease on =. pat
srt r1irinr Claims Range ct 1000 carrie.
Scar E11t r1Un Or souihern Ariz1na- Price
". z HALE
CARE J. T. MARI 8 co.
z19 san Antonio s.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-03

CARPENTER work wanted Pm. 7o1sw.
Carpenters JOB work wanted Ph. ss14
EMERSON HARE-General building and
fohoing: stores remodeied- Phone $50
PHONE SIS Tor any kind Of carpenter
work. New-repairine. remodeIinE houses
Coed workmanship n. Zorn-
CARPENTER and cement work BY the
N. ANTHONY. 4ssgT.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-03
CARPETS Cleaned

COMPRESSED AIR. steam or vacuum car
pet cler ming. sewing or laying. Du SanG
& Wellborn. phone $3.50
CARPET cleaning and rug weaving. Ciark
Mattress x Rug Co. 21lz Myrtle. Phone
81. 1895 and 1910
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-03

20 Foualains. D 81 C0nfse-
Stove Repairing
Storage Warehouses


HOUSEHOLD E1odz pacied- sllrnsd O.
We SHIP and sack snd st0-e rcur sccda
cheapest s-rrnre house ir IRE ETY.
TEsICO TRANSFER a STORAGE CO.
Phone 1915
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-03

CHIROPODIST. switches made from con,
lugs. Marcy Purdy. 20 Buels.er. N ~:
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-03

Apartments Furnished & Unfurnisbed
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Sic NESTS & IS week; 81 & sI-5o day
PICKKELL APT-Two OF four room mod
ern steam heated Inspecticr and prices
will coEvince you they are the best IN the
city Special war rates Pm 5sl4M.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-03

CUT RATE Hardware ard FslnsiaE.
HENRY MOHR. SEQ 8 III RAsO ~.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-10
PaH-An1eriCaH
TTadeM Meeting
Plan Outlined
Commercial Conference To
Be Held At Capital In
May Or June.

Washington. d. c.. April 10.-The
governing board Of the Pan-American
union yesterday selected either the
last week in May or the first week in
June as the date of the informal Pan
American commercial conference to be
held in Washington
The plan to hold such a conference
was reported to the board by a com
mittee consisting Of TEnacio Bonillas,
Mexican ambassador; Santos A. Do
minici, Venezuelan minister, and Ra-
Fael II. Elizande. Ecuadorean minis
ter, assisted by director general John
Barrett and assistant director general
Francisco J.. Naues. of the Pan-Amer-
lean union Acting secretary Of state
Frank l. Polk presided az the meet
ing
Many to Be Invited
The board authorized director gen
eral Barrett TO invite to the confer
ence commercial and financial repre-
sentatives Of the Latin-American gov
ernments in the United States the
United States chamber Of commerce.
the national foreign trade council and
other responsible commercial. finan-
cial and other organizations. firms
and individuals who are interested in
Latin-American trade
Between 1000 and 1000 delegates are
expected to attend the meeting and IL
is planned 10 have addresses by presi-
dent Wilson. the secretaries OF state,
treasury and commerce.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-10
Eight Mexicans Held
On Charge OfPrepming
InUasion OF MEXICO

Eight Of the Mexicans recently ar
rested by federal officers in a raid
upon an alleged military expedition
said 20 be preparing to cross the Dor
der into Mexico for the purpose OF
Joining the forces OF Gen. Feline An
geles. were indicted by the federal
grand jury Wednesday and viii be
held 10 trial in the United States dis
trict court at FL Paso on a charge Of
conspiracy to set on foot a military
expedition against Mexico, a friendly
country.
A quantity Of military stores we're
taken by federal officers and soldiers
at the time the arrests were made
Quantities Of ammunition, clothing
provisions. rifles and several horses
were among the supplies captured.
Those indicted included Federico
Cervantes. claimed TO be Angeles
chief Of staff; Fernando LiceaEa. Ra-
fael Iturbide, Manuel IcaZa. Angel No
rales, Maedalino Flores. Jesus Chacon
and Alberto POrras, all wei known
Mexican political leaders.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-10
SNOW TIES UP TRAINS IN
PANHANDLE AND NEW MEXICO

SIX passenger trains are snow
bound in eastern New Mexico and the
panhandle OF west Texas. while three
bis rotary snow plows and a number
Of wedge snow plows are burrowing
a path for them through the deep
drifts left by the storm OF Monday
night
Train reports received at the gen
eral offices of the FL Has0 & south
western railroad system, which con-
meets with the Rock Island system at
Tucumcari. SLOWS the Golden state
limited trains due here Wednesday
afternoon and Thursday were being
held 10 miles east Of DalharL, Tex,
bE the snow The WestbOund Califor-
MAN. due here Thursday, is also snow
bound east of Dalhart. The east
bound Californian trains, which left
Tuesday and Wednesday night. are
EetLer with the eastbound Golden
State limited, which left here We'd
nesdav
The snow is reported to be deepest
OF Romero. Tex. SO miles west Of Dali
hart. at Hooker. Tex and TeXhoma,
on the s-Oklahoma state line. No
shortage Of food on the diners OF the
trains held east OF Dalhart was re-
ported as the cars are well stocked
for the entire trip.
Two ploWs were sent out from Dali
hart and third rotary snow plow
from the FL Paso & Southwestern
system was sent 10 the scene Of the
blockade It was announced Thurs
oa- that il was expected to have
trains moving by noon or early az
teruoou-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-10

A report from FL Vale in north
western Chihuahua states that Martin
Lopez. PanchO villas chief lieutenant.
left that place with his band last
Sunday going toward the FL Carmen
ranch in the direction of GallegO on
the Mexican Central railroad. No par
uculars Of his visit to FL Vale could
be learned