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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-03
UNA COMISION POLfTICA DE
PONCE

Han llegado esta ciudad los
se1ores Felix V Rafael Matos
Bernier, Rafael Rivera, Pedro
Schuck, Francisco Alvarado, Ra-
fael Costas, Pillar Gonzalez, To-
mas Armstrong, Ramon Ramirez
Lcdo Zayas Pizarro, Julio Vargas.
Francisco Montaner, Roduifo del
Valle, Ramon Rivera, (Guara-
guaosl, Ramon Rivera. RealD
Florencio Colon, Luis Navarro,
Jose Cabrera, Antonio Rodriguez,
Tadeo Zengotita, Cosme Ortiz,
Manuel Rosa, Zen0n Collazo, Luis
Michel, Jose Celso Cartagena, To
mas Clavell, Jose Ma. Torres, Ma
nuel V'olon Luna, Rafael Colon
Ferrep, Juan Rodriguez y Ramon
Lastla.
Los prominentes politicos pom
ceflos vienen a sostener la petici0n
de Convenciones para Ponce an
tie la Junta Central en- pleno que
sc reunira esta tarde.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-03
TEATRO MUNICIPAL

N Para esta noehe anuncia la
compania Adams-Nieva la pre-
ciosa comedia en- cuatro actos, da
don Jacinto Benavente, "El Co.
liar de Estrellas". La function
Sera de abono.
II Mafiana Sc pondra en- escena el
drama sacro La Passion Y Muer-
tie de Jesus, y la empresa rue
ga al publico la puntual asisten-
iscia al espectaculo, pues la fun
cion empezara a las "ocho y me-
dia en- punto."
ID Domingo, extraordinaria ma
tinee.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-03
INFORMACION GENERAL
EsPECTACULOs PARA HOY

u
Teatro Municipal. 'El Collar
de Estrellas."
Habana.-"El Calvario de una
Reina' y una cinta comica.4
Luna.-"El senior Lekok 0 El
Crfmen de la Posada" v ell Ser.
episodio de "Maciste el Liberia
dor"
Manana, 'El Terror de la Sic
ira"
Tres Banderas.-"La Voz del
Amor" Y "Maciste Libertador. :
Rialto.-El episodio 2 de LA
Gran Jugada" y ia Infamia. :
Real.-La segunda jornada dc
"Los Miserables' v una conedia,
Monte Carlo.-Los episodios
13 Y IA de "El Guante Rojo" y
una comica.
Victory Garden, (Santurce),
"El Terrible Metralla" y ell epi-
sodio 4 de Gel Terror de la Sic
IRA"
Puerto Rico.-La primera ior.
NADIA de LOS Miserables" y una
comica.
Norma.-La primera tornado
de "Los Miserables."
Imperial.-"Fuerza y Noble
"a"
TeatrO Beliograph, (Catano)
Episodes II y IL de Gel Jine.
te Enmascarado" y una comica
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-03
TRABAJADORES DE LA PLA
VA EN- HUELGA

Los trabajadores de muelles
y los peones de los almacenes de
la Playa de Mayagtiez, Sc han
declarado en- huelga solicitando
aumento de salario.
Sc nos informa que ell movi-
miento huelguista Sc mantiene
firme y dentro del mayor orden.
Sc espera que una discreta So
lucion ponga termino a la huel-
ga existente, volviendo cada cual
a sus habituales faenas.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-03
NO PASA Nj Ell REY-

PARIS, septiembre 23.-LOs co
rrespOnsales especiales franceses
lenviadOs a Fiume, estan enviando
ItOdavla despachOs desde Mattu-
Igli, un pueblo a nueve millas de
aquel. Dice el representante de
lie Journal que los carabineros
'se mantienen fieles y no dejan pa
sar la linea del armisticio. El co
rresponsal italiano que quisG en-
trar Ell Fiume Sc encuentra pre-
so en- Aobazia.' Agregan los CO.
rresponsales que las prOylsiones
en- Fiume son sufieientes para dos
meses y ponen Ell boca del eoronel
D'Anunzio las siguientes pala-
bras:
Isl mi soberano Victor Manuel,
Sc presentase la vista de Ia ciu-
dad, frente a los centinelas, no Ie
permitirfa que traspasara la linea
hasta que no me asegurase que
era el rey de Ia italiana Fiums
tambiens. -.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-03
GOMEZ CARRILLO Sc CASO
CON RAQUEL MELLER

En- "El Mundo'' de la. H;bana,
'encontramos la siguiente p0.icia :
MADRID, septiembre o.. Ell
notable cronista Y exdirector de
''El Liberal, senor Gomez Carri-
lilo ha contraido matrimonio con
la artista de variedades v creado-
IA de muchas canciones popula-
res, Raquel Meller.
Actu0 como testigo en- In boda,
por ell senior Carrillo, el Conde de
ROmanOnes.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-03
':SUS LENTEs"


Deben de ser atendidos por
una persona competente EN- OPP.
tica, pregunte a sus amigos so.
bre nuestrO DepartamentO de
Optica que a la vez de ser mas
complete esta atendidO pOr la
Sra. PachecO conOcida como la
mas apta en- este ramo.
En- nuestro cOnsuItorio ell Sr.
Pacheco lie examinara la vista
gratis.
.Joyeria Dinet. & PaclIecO. PIa-
"a Baldorioty, San Juan, P. r.
Advt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-03
SUBASTAS ANUNCIADAS

Ell dia 30 del corriente tendra
efecto la subasta para la venta
de nueve solares propiedad de
Ell Pueblo de Puerto Rico, radi-
cados en- la Marina de esta capi-
tai. Sc espera que esta subasta
sea muy discutida, pues Sc trata
de los mejores solares de Ell Pue-
bio de Puerto Rico en- la Marina.
Ell dia 10 del mes corrien-
tie, tendra efecto la subasta para
el suministro de 1000 metros
cubicos de piedra para el trozo
de la carretera en- construction
San Antonio-Martin Peila, COM
prendido entire Miramar y la ca
lie de Cerra.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-03
PASAPORTES

Ell Gobernador ha expedido los
siguientes pasaportes:
Para Panama: al senior Ceferi-
no Garcia y esposa, de San Lo-
renzo.
Para Venezuela: al senior Ig-
1acio Penagarfcano, de San Juan;
y al senior Joaquin M. Mayoral,
de Cayey.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-03
sIGUE GRAVE

El niio Juan Casablanea q. fnt
herido aver por su padre, Ell San
turce, continda hoy grave, en- el
Hospital de Maternidad, dondt
fue trasladado. Tiene ell paladal
destrozado, pues la bala lie pene'
tro por la boca. lei padre ingre'
SO por orden del Fiscal en- gale.
ras, pues es una mania ell 81 shi'
darse. Esta muy enfermo.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-03
NINO ESTROPEADO

En- la Gale .sTelegrafo', de Gu
rabo, ell automovil No. 1886, de
Francisco Buz6, Jr., guiado por
el mismo, conductor No. 5S93, es
trope6 al nino Tomas Caceres, de
8 1i2 amos de edad, siendo este con
ducido al Hospital Municipal y
asistido por el DR.. Gonzalez.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-03
PROYEcTOS

La oficina del Arquitecto de Ia
Division de Edificios P1blicos hs
sometido a la aprobaci6n de
Municipio de Coanio, por conduc-
to del Comisionado del Interior
disefio para una casa municipal
en- Coamo. Ell costo de estas
eObras Sc estima en- $4,000. Sc
aprovechara una parte del anti
quo edifcio.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-03
POR EsCALAMIENTo

IIl Fiscal lla presentado acusa-
ci6n contra Francisco Colon. POI
haber esealado un .eafetin en la
parada 16. de Santurce, llevando
Sc del cajon del mostrador, III
cantidad de $436. Ingres6 Ell
galeras.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-03
LICIANO .NARGANES

Esta otra vez dedicado a sus
actiyidades ell conocido joven que
realiz0 un interesante viaje a
Espaiia visitando Madrid v
otras ciudades de la Peninsula.
En- la capital de Espaha pas6 al
gunOs dias con su anciano padre
que ALI reside siendo este ell pro
p6sito principal de su viaje. Bien
venido.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-03
PoR HURTo

La policfa de Carolina arrest0
a Francisco Ramirez. acusado de
.haber s,istrafdo Sls de la Colohia
"Monserratev propiedad de don
Enrique Biascoechea. La Corte
10 sentenci6 a 6 neses de carcel.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-03
EL CUADRO DEL DIA

Aver. I'm reporter de este dia-
rio VIC en- la Gale, una escena de
las mnchas que acontecen a dia-
rio.
Era una pobre mujer que, tira-
da en- la acera, en- Ia calle Saliva
dor Brau, esquina a San Justo.
Sc retorcia yictima de un cruel
dolor. Los alaridos de la infeliz
llamaron la atenci0n de tOdas las
personals que pasaban por ese 81
ito, congregandose ALI gran gen
ito. 2
Ell policla de la esquina, cue re-
gula el trlfico de los AUTOMOBILES,
cuyo numero de la plaza es el 30
llam0 al Cuart6 de Socorros por
la ambulancia. Dice ell referido
policfa que de ALA lie dijeron Isl
no es un herido no vamos'.
Entire tanto la infeliZ mujer sa-
ba nuestras de sufrir horribiemen
lie.
Ell gentlo cada yez mas sc iba
engrosando Y el policia para ha-
cerlo retirar. diiO a la infeliz que
Sc fuera de aquel sitio, que'se fue-
IA andando.
Eel policla de dicha plaza nd-
nero so, dijo al reporter que del
Cuarto de Socorro dijeron que liza
maran al medico para que la vie
ra Y que este dispusiera 81 podia
O no ser admitida al hospital, es-
to es, 81 habrla CANA.
Nuestro reporter, con otrO COM
paiero nuestro, movidO a c0mpa-
sion, sc apersono rapidO donde ell
Alcalde senior Todd y lie exrlan6
en- un momentO ell ,asunto, En-
Sonces el seiior Todd, personal
mente di6 orden a los de la ambu-
lancia para que fuera y reco9lera
a la infeliZ. Pero, Sc nos dice,
uue, antes de il dicha ambulancia,
ell autom0vil de la casa de los Sc
flores de Padfn la recogi0 Y la pu-
$50 Ell las mismas puertas de la
Sala de Socorro. Aver mismO,
segun Sc nos ha informado, fue
ingresada en- el Hospital Munich
pal.
La doliente protagonista de la
escena que narramos, es de Baya-
! mon, vive sin ell amparo de un
hOmbre Y tiene cinco nifos que de
.,penden de ella,
Bien ha hecho el Alcalde Sr.
Todd de ponerse a la altura de
las circunstancias, porque, hubie-
ra sido una verguenza para San
Juan el dejar morir en- una Gale
pnblica de la ciudad a una infe-
liz mujer. por falta de asistencia.
i, ~
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-03
Ell JEFE DIAZ

Con motive de haber tornado
possession de la comandancia de Ia
fuerza policiaca de San Juan el
captain Schettini Y estar con Ill
mes de licencia el Ayudante seiiol
Judice, desempe1a este cargo in
terinamente, ell correcto oficial
Sr. Rafael Il. DiaZ.'
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-03
INTENTO DE sUICIDIO

En- la calle del Coto, en- Ponce,
intent0 suicidarse tomandose una
d6sis de sublimado, Elisa Vaz-
quez, de 20 afOs de edad. Asun-
tos amorOsos fuerOn el origen de
esta determinations
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-03
.CoMPANERo QUE
Sc DINORCTA

La Corte de Distrito, secci6n
primera decreto, en- ia manana de
hoy, roto y disuelto ell vinculo
matrimonial que unia a nuestro
compahero Pedro R. de Diego con
la sefiora Carmen Rios. Llev6 .el
case el Ledo. Soto.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-03
EN- SAN JUAN

Visitan la ciudad los aprecia-
les caballeros de Ponce, seflores
Francisco Alvarado y Rafael Ri
vera Esbri.' Nuestro saludo.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-03
SUBASTAS ADJUDICADAS

SUBASTAS ADJUDICADAS
En- la subasta verificada ell dia
I25 de septiembre para la venta
de 35 solares propiedad de Ell
Pueblo de Puerto Rico, radica-
dos en- la Marina de esta capital,
Sc adjudico la buena pro a los
siguientes seflores:
Sr. S. de Hostos. Solar No. 80,
por la cantidad de $5463.25; Sres.
is. Ramirez & Cia. Solar No. /,
por la suma de $8,4O0; Sr. Anto-
nio LENA, solares Nos. 80 Y 33,
por la cantidad de $1,000.
En- la subasta verifcada ell dia
rs para ell arrendamiento de So
lares en- Ell mismo sitio, Sc adiu-
dieo la buena pro por el arren-
damiento de los soIares Nos.
81, "a Y 35 a los sefiores Aboy
Vidal & Cfa., por la suma de
1851 anuales en- un plazo de 80
amos.
Tanto las adjudicaciones de
yenta como las de arrendamien-
to, tienen que estar sujetas a la
aprobaci6n del Consejo Ejecu-
two.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-03
Ell DOCTOR LOPEZ
ANTONGIORGI

saludamos aver al doctor L6-
ipez Antongiorgi, que regres6 dc
los Estados Unidos. donde vive
.hace algiin tempo. Bienvenido y
que sea por mucho tempo.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-03
LOS DESESPERADOS

En- ell barrio Campo Allegro"
de Hatillo, Sc suicide, disparan-
dose m tiro de revolver, la joven
Maria Santiago.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-03

LAS ALMORRANAS Sc CURAN
EN- 6 a IA DIAS. UNGUENT0 Pa
20 las eura, va sean -sinlples, SAM
GRANTEES, externas con picazon. La
primera aplicaci6n da alivio.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-03
BANCO POPULAR DE PUER-
TO RICO

Habiendose extraviado la libre-
ia No. 17417 propiedad de Domin
go Perea, Sc hase saber para ge-
neral conoeimiento del p1bl;co.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-31
STRAW VOTE OF POLICE
UNANIMOUS FOR PHOENIX

A secret straw babiot for chief Of
police was taken at the police depart
ment Sunday among the patrolmen
and officers OF the department. g. in
all and the vote registered 100 per
cent for Harry Phoenix
Captain j. D. Thompson. in speak
ing OF the appointment OF chief Of
police, said; IF a man rs TO be ap-
pointed from the ranks OF the police
department. Phoenix is certainly the
man We all feel that he would make
a creditable chief An acting chief and
a chief are different When a man Is
merely acting in the capacity OF chief
there are many things in the way Oe
Improvement in a department that he
cannot very well touch.
III a patr0lman is ambitious. he
hopes one day TO be the chief OF the
department Harry Phoenix has come
I'D from the rank OF patrolman
through the office OF sergeant and
was appointed captain He under
stands rhe work Of the police depart
ment from the ground up"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-31
NEVERBETTERIN
LIFE, He Says
Mcleod has improved so
much since taking Tanlac
he is back at work.

Il have actually gained fifteen
pounds on Tanlac and never felt bet
ter I'm my life than 7 do now" said
Frederick Mcleod, whose address Is p
F. d. 10. /, Memphis. Tenn
when 7 started taking Tanlac," he
continued. I was down IN bed IN a
miserable condition. brought on by
lonE hours and overwork I had no
appetite. was feverish. felt Hfeless
and exhausted all the time. I seemed
TO be In for a bad speu OF sickness,
as I could get no relief from the medi-
clnes prescribed for me and I was
getting very uneasy about my cOndi-
ton
II hadn't eaten anything IN sew
eral days. but when I began taking
Tanlac my appetite soon started uD
and I began TO eat and ger back
my strength Before had finished
my third bottle I was up and at work
feeling all right, and I an now IN
better shape than I have been in a
good long while a
Tanlac IS sold IN ri Paso BY KY
& Pollard and by the leading drug
gists in practically every city, town
and village in America--AdV.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-31
Ira Oe Lette



THERE are thousands Of minaret;
l in Persia There are only two that
have any claim to the power Of rock
ing.
Outside a Persian city. half a dozen
centuries ago, they laid Shekh Alb
duuah. a saint, TO rest. and built over
his grave a domed tomb. surmouuted
by two pointed minarets. a winding
staircase led up each minaret TO win
dows at the top. From this elevation
Of some rs feet. one could look out
over the countryside. Somehow it was
discovered that the minarets could be
shaken, and from that time their fame
steadily increased
Upon request, a guide mounts one
Of the minaret statrWays, and leaning
against the wall. rocks back and forth
This sets the tower sWaying from its
position about two inches on each
side. The minaret opposite, 80 feet
away. starts to sway also, and for a
minute or so the two minarets rock
gently.
A long crack in the roof OF the
tomb between the minaret bases adds
danger - the experiment It is Ger
tain that some day minarets, and
possibly roof, viii come tumbIng
down. The guide seems untroubled by
the warning Of the temples frail-
ness. and. as at the irish Barney
Stone. most visitors viii risk their
necks that they may talk Of the SEN
sation afterwards.
Foreigners visit the tomb to see
the minarets perform. Natives come
usually TO try another power Of the
shrine. It is popularity reported that
visit TO Shekh Abdullah's tomb viii
cure disease. Belief in this rumor
leads thousands Of MOhamm edans TO
journey here TO try their faith and
the saints power Of healing
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-31
Lucille AIderete Goes To Austin As
Champion SpeIIer In 81 PaSo Schools

DURING the assembly period at the
l. High school Monday morning the
commissioned officers and first ser
Eeants Of the cadet corps held a meet
ing The Forum debating society also
held meeting at this time The GIee
club had a rehearsal in the music
room
The Philomathean society members
met IN room 25S TO discuss plans for
the Taller Annual. They decided to
use the money in the treasury TO pay
for one-third Of the cost OF the Taller
pages New members in the club are:
Louise Peach, Clara Fefer, Shirley
PierpOnt and Maybelle Long
There viii be a meeting Of the sam
Houston debating society Tuesday az
ternoon at 2-30 10 discuss pictures for
the Taller annual
On Saturday afternoon between $3.50
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-31
Roe Gets Big
Line Of Goods
Big Area
FL Paso To Be Headquar-
tiers For Arizona, New
Mexico, Mexico, Texas.

W C.. Roe. president Of the Myers
company. Of FL Paso. Cloudcroft and
Las Cruces, is returning from active
connection with the company, though
remaining president Of the organiZa-
ton. in order that he may take over
the southwestern distributing agency
for the sou-Brantiugham com
pany. OF Rockford. Ill. one OF the
largest manufacturers in the world
Of farming implements. wagons, trac-
tors, threshing machines, etc
Dir. Roe has taken lease on the
Eckman building on East Overland
street for his new headquarters He
has seven carloads of supplies on the
road as his first shipment for the III
Paso house
To Have Three Big Houses.
Distributing houses OF the com
pauy viii be located in FL Paso, No
gales and Phoenix The concern VIII
be known as the w c. Roe Hardware
and Implement company, OF FL Paso,
and it viii have the distribution for
the Emerson Brantingham company
for western Texas. New Mexico, ARR
IONA. northern Mexico and western
Mexico to the Pacific coast
The FL Paso house viii supply New
Mexico. western Texas, eastern Ar1-
IONA and northern Mexico; the Nogales
house viii supply southern Arizona
ing the states OF Sonora and Si1alOa
and the Phoenix house viii supply the
salt River valley. the Mexican state
Of Lower California. and western and
northern Arizona with the products
Of the concern
Mr.. Roe VIII be manufacturers dis
tributor solely and viii not carry on
a retail business in FL Paso He viii
sell TO and through the retail dealers
exclusively
Gets Osborne Line, Too.
in addition TO getting the Emer-
s0n-Brantingham line Of goods, Ar-
Roe also gets the Osborne haying
tools. as the EmersOn-Branting CHAM
company has recently taken over the
Osborne tools from the international
Harvester company They viii here
after be known as the Emerson-Os-
borne tools.
Mr. Roe went into the Myers COM
pany about 10 years ago and. as its
for the company For the time being,
he viii remain president OF that COM
uany, but the new company VIII have
no connection with the Myers com
pany- The new company VIII handle
the exclusive lines OF the Emerson
Brautingham company for this ter
ritory and nothing else
Mr.. Roe returned Saturday from
the company's plant at Rockford,
where he closed the contract for the
The company which M Roe IS toi
represent in FL PasO is a S33,0Qo.00u
corporation. Mr.. Birmingham OF the
firm. was Chairman OF the United
states material board duriu- -1e war
the organization which allotted ma
terials 20 all manufactures.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-31

and $50 the Phfomathean society
gave a silver tea at the home OF Ruth
Goodman. which Was prettily dec
GRATED in pink and white The tea
table, at which Miss Ula HARPER pre-
sided, was decorated with pink
candles and white carnations Those
assisting Miss Harper were; Misses
Irmine Margraff, Ethel Amstater,
Mabel Weston, Irma Dell Rous, Mar
gazette Hargrove. and Amy Brinegar
and Marian Herskowitz. A program
was given including the following
numbers:
Piano solo. Freda Lasken-
Piano solo. Amilia Harper.
Piano solo, Anne Goodman.
Piano solo, Marguerite Hargrove,
Reading. Ruth Goodman
Dance, Sedrick Bedford
Piano solo. Ethel Amstater.
a large number attended the tea
during the afternoon.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-31
Musical.

4 large assemblage was present at
each Of the three recitals given bT
the pupils under musical instruction
OF Prof Joseph n Evans, At the Ev-
ans studio on Montana street. For
the delightful occasions the studio
was artistic with decorations OF jon
Quils. Receiving with the hostess,
airs. Evans, were Miss Nellip Mae
Beauchamp and Miss Ruth Esther
The numbers were very delightfully."-
rendered Friday evening by Miss Ra-
cheI Weckerle. Miss Dorothy Coving-
ton. Miss Martha Goodman. Miss Fir-
Eiuia Stallings. Miss Florence Brady.
Misses Ruby and Mildred Nermillion,
Hiss Helen Strauss, Miss Eddie Nae
Duty. Miss Eleanor Talpis and Miss
Anna Douglass Evans; for Saturday
afternoon by Ethel Gillett, Adelaide
Strong. Philip Segal. Louise Adams,
Esther Farber- Lester Farber, Ma
rian Gardner, Virginia Gardner, Dor
othy Landa, Eva Bell Huling, Max
Krakauer. Bette Dane Huline. Mabel
Schamp, Eleanor Talpis and Anna
Douglas Evans. and on Saturday eve
ming by Miss Lucie Rehin. Miss Ruth
Mcdowell. Miss Merle Tatum. Miss
Mildred Compton. Miss Eleanor Tai
Dis. Miss Anna Douglass Evans, Miss
-Alethea Coffin. Miss Nell Boon1er.
Miss Lorraine Lacy and Mrs Fernando
p-1acfcE
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-31
GLASS WORKS UNPROFITABLE
HERE. Is DEANS OPINION

4 have been told that there IS sand
which might be suitable for making
glass TO be found near FL Paso,' said
S H Worreu, dean OF the school Of
mines. but I do not know that 10 be
a fact. sand for the manufacture Of
glass must be almost pure silica
There are sands. one deposit near
Manahan's. about half way between
Fl Paso and Big Springs, Tex
There are deposits in east and
central Texas near enough probably
TO coal deposits to furnish cheap fuel
to make a glass factory pay I bought
even if suitable sand could be found
near FL Paso. whether such an in
dustry could be made 10 pay. as coal
is TOO costly
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-31

MISS LUCILLE ALDERETE. daugh-
vi ter Of Abe Alderete, OF Tsleta,
who went 20 Austin as the champion
speuer from the city and county
schools last year, to take part in a
spelling match composed Of represen-
tatives Of schools all over Texas. was
the champion speller Of all the county
schools in the contest, which took
place at 1Iorehead school on Saturday
afternoon Miss Alderete viii spell
against the city school representatives,
in a few weeks when a contest is held
for champion TO again spell in the
state contest in Austin this year.
3Ir. and Mrs. n Austin Phillips, the
former Miss Louise Welch. left on
Monday at noon over the Golden state
parents in the family home at Hen
derson, Ky. They will remain for two
or three months. Mr.. and Mrs. Phil
lipsis marriage occurred during the
Christmas holidays and this viii be
Mrs. Phillips first visit TO the Phil
lips home.
Mrs. v. L Gaines. who has been
quite III for the past three weeks, mas
gone 10 Los Angeles. where she viii
leLlla-l 4pE lAc DellSAAL "a ---A L-I-----
for some time She viii be Joined
there by Mrs. ". II. Surles. mother
inlaw OF Mrs. Gaines's daughter, Mrs.
Alexander Day Surles.
Mrs william c. Walk, r.. and Mrs
W. X Ramsey left on Sunday for a
VISIT 20 friends in Dallas, Texas They
viii be away for a few weeks.
C. " Harvey has gone 70 Dallas,
Tex. on a business trip.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-31
Aufomobilinq and Orfires.

Ar and AIRS. John A. Happier. Mrs
". c.. Dunn. Mrs. ". B. Latta and
AIRS Don Carode. formed a congenial
party for an outing during the week
end. going by motor on Friday 10
Columbus. y. " and returning TO
the city on Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. c. ". WoffOrd were
hosts 10 an old fashioned spend-the-
day party on Sunday at their attract
i've country place down the valley.
honoring Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Hughes
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-31

1IcNeaI. hotel proprietor at Voth. eight
miles north OF this city, has COM
pleted his 5Sth cay in a state OF
coma Attending physicians pronounce
70 a case Of sleeping sickness" The
boy appears 10 be gaining weight He
eats heartily.
DR.. Stevens r.. Harris, special atten-
ton diseases Of chest tuberculosis.
20 Caples building. Phone ga
Osteopaths-Drs. Armstrong. f1s Rob
erts-Bauner- Office Pm 1873. res $685.
OSteopaths-Drs.1 Mccarthy. col Mar
tin Bldg. Phi 2f96; residence. 400