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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-27
CAR OF SUGAR ROLLS AMONG
BROKERS: CHARGES MOUNTING

Chicago. III. nov 27.-A -carload OF
sugar originally consigned ~ the
EodeheauZ sugar company. Nashville,
Tenn. 10 j. p Hadesman and COM
DanF. chicago. rolled about undellr-
cred for = month. was resola four
times and piled up AZ cents a pound
additional cost 20 consumer. accord
ing 10 statement today by r. i.
Poole. city food director.
Containing $3.50 pounds OF sugar,
the car moved firt TO Paduclh. KY
then IN turn 20 Omaha. back 10 Chi
earo and finally 20 Minneapolis. fot71
charges OF 32fSf uiling Up against To-
as it passed from broker 90 broker.
said llr. Poole. His tabulation was
only for the month ending N0vam Der
is. he said. "and the car 80 Ear as
we know. s-ili IS rolling"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-27
Wounded Neqro Veteran
ASKS For Medical Aid;
Police To InUesiieate

Declaring that as result Of
wounds re received in France that
things were turning black in front
Of him" and that he was a very
sick man." negro. who gave his
name as George Richardson. ap-
peaEed NJ police Headquarters Thurs
day morning and asked FOR medical
assistance
The negro was wearing the trous-
ers and leEginEs o. a service uni
form, with a civilian coat and cap
He said be was q soldier in france
with the American army. but did not
give the Unit with which he served.
As proof Of his story he displayed
two large scars on his head. refuE-
ing. however. 70 explain the details
OF how he received the wounds. He
was given food AZ police headquar-
tiers and military authorities are TO
be asked TO make an Investigation
liz IS believed that the negro Is
periodically insane
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-27
Says Chicago Girls Are
100 Pei. Perfect N Morals

Chicago. jill, nov $3.50 Ear as the
re-urus Of me Em1aEo -lora-s loll-
are Concerned the Elris Of Cnicaso
are lll percent perlaer
Judge Dennis sullivan. OF the
Morals court il making this an-
uouucement s1ll-
Since was assigned 20 the
Morals court September DO have
tried an average OF so eases a day
ana durins that time never has q rl-
tive Born Chicago girl been brought
before ne
gan contribute more cases 10 my
court Khan any Of the others"
Court records show Lllr Lna ma
iori-v OF the eirls appearing in rhe
a-pr1lz court come from the middle
western states
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-27
NEW BOX GETS
QUEEN s VOTES
Many Votes in Contest Are
Cast at the FAN Festi-
val Grounds.

The opening Of a booth on the
WORKMAN carnival grounds az West
Overland and Durango streets. where
a ballot box for votes On the contest
for queen Of the FAN FESTIVAL are de-
posted. gives the young women Wh1
are racing FOR the honor a chance %
deposit all ballots cast for them or
ne show grounds. This new polling
place and booth were suggested 1y
one Of the conrestauts- i was imue-
diafelv ordered Installed
Yesterday saw all the candidates
working hard for first Place Yet All
held their own The voting vas
stronger than on the previous days
showing that Interest in the contest
b on the increase rather than other
wise. Nominations wiz not close until
DECEMBER o, and 80 IS likely that OH
ers who VIII maEe strong 4lnlaA
wiz eater the race
The standing OF the coureslanta &C
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-27
Miss Anna Case
Soprano Singer
In Recital Here
Metropolitan Opera Celeb
nty Appears at the
Auditorium.


Miss Anna Case, prima donna So
prano Of the Metropolitan Opera
company, presented a song recital.
accompanied by Wllem spoor. plan
ist. at the Fl Paso high school audi
forum last night,
Her recital was greeted with well
filled auditorium. the audience show
ing its appreciation OF her efforts By
repeated encores at the close Of the
various parts
Miss Case rendered Separations %
Old italian. as her opening number.
followed by the Lithuanian song Of
Chopin's, displaying ia the two
pieces a wide and rich versatility Of
tones. "Chantons Ies amours de
Jean" Old French. captivased her au-
dience. She sang the French song IN
ats native tongue with coquetllsn
French Selections.
During the evening sne sang seF-
erai frencn SONGS and on each coca
sion received tremendous applause
al fact. her hearers showed ueclleu
preference for Partisan selections.
Ine first part OF her recital ended
the part following she rendered ARA.
-Depuis le jour- from Louise. This
Is considered one Of her most perfect
-Angelus." by Renard and II
beige, by BemDers, opened the third
part. without doubt IL nel8e
WAS Hiss cases best Work OF lae
evening again she sang in French
meeting the rakish little melody with
even tremor and quick staccatO-
Soderman's princess" was followed
hv Daluolskas an old Swedish 1olk
oance from the providence Of Dali
clrlia
whispered criticism among several
women, who charged the prima donna
with "slurriuE notes and inaudl1le
words But" remarked a dreamy
eyed musician next 10 them, people
can't expect an opera singer 20 put
Jazz IN a Swedish folk dance
Sings 81 Passn.'
The fourth 1ar1 Of the recital
opened with two selections from eau
vet, 'Berceuse,' and II p1ssa j
was openly evident she suaordinated
her ability in the first for her love
Of the second, as -Il paEsa' was rem
dered with real feeling and deep per-
sonaiity. while the former was
merely sung"
Curran's aRainr offered an entirely
new role FOR Miss Casa role fuil o.
life and throbbing energy. with
classics rubbed down Just enough
20 throw a dash Of color In The whole
recital
The closing selections included
slumber sons TO you ey kooen-
beck and 90, Mother Ny Live As
a grand finale Miss Case sang song
Of the Robin which was composed
by herself. The audience refused 70
end the evening without several ad-
ditiona1 encores. ". l.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-27
VESSEL DRIVEN ASHORE IS
REPORTED GOING TO PIECES

Calumet. alich-. Nov. -i--Driven
ashore In suoWstcru on southern
Lake Superior. the steamer Ilo-a %
Surerior IS hard aErcund three miles
eas- OF Elgle river aud is reported
leaking badly.
The ressels hold is said % BE- tillel
with eight fser ut water ard with G.
northwest wind hiowius %. the craft
IS ln dauGar o. E1i1g % pieces. Cap
tain Havnie and the crew o. e were
taEan OF By COAST guards. who landed
them 20 Eagle har1or.
The LlcEa carries a cargo Of lll-l-u
bushels OF wheat
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-27
Twig Pierces Boys
Brain Through Nostril

Freeuort. T. J., Nov. e1-pheron
seguine Miller. IL years old. died here
several days aso the victim OF one
Of the most peculiar accidents 81
medical annals The lad fen while az
play and a rwig pierced bis brain
through the uostril. he was taken 20
a Manhattan hospital. but died while
undergoing an operation for spinal
meningitis
The boy was the son Of Harry T.
Miller. He was Dlayine with some
companions near his home when he
fen upon hvdrangoa BUSH a broken
stem penetrating the anterior lobe OF
the brain Dr. William H. Runcia
managed 20 extract the twig. but
spinal meningitis resulted
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-27
Australian Chaplain
Anaigned In London

London. Eng. nov. zl.-Fatler
cllulneil the Australian chaplain
CHARGED with che use OF rral-1rcla
and dis7oval language. pleaded NOS
ruIlrr when arraiCned before a court
martial here today.
Gently appealed BIZ cable 20 Lord
Miner. Secretary .of state Tor the
colonies. asking for father 0'Dcu-
ralFs release and saying that the
clergyman. who was chaplain VITA
Australian troops during the var
mad proved himself e patriot"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-27
Hurricane ChoseB May
End Cult Tropical Storms

New Orleans, Ia Nov 27.-The
United states weather bureau wants a
fleet Of hurricane chasersr 10 put
an end 10 the dangers Of tropical
storms in the quiz
This statement was made by Charles
=. 1lalvil. chief OF tho United States
weather bureau he1dQ quarters. wash
irEton. who has just completed q
Galveston. Dallas Houston. Beau
mont, Port Arthur and other gulf
cities
He declares that he Is going 10 ask
congress for an appropriation Tor the
boats 20 Pc known as hurricane
chasers. These boats. he said. would
accurately report am disturbances ly
riding out into the hurricane and
locating its route This. be SAYS.
would Eire The doomed sections warn-
Ing that they may prepare for the
blow.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-27
ARRESTED SOLDIERS FACE
POLICE CHARGES OF THEFT

A stable sergeant who gave me
name OF CoWinsET. and a trooper OF
tre Eighth cavalry. have raen ar
rested By the police In connection
wifh what the police allega was e.
Wluleszie plan % steal oats from tl1
governments Detectives are salrcl-
Ing for third man said 70 be lmp--
Gated in the rha-t-
Detectives Juan France and y j.
Coleman arrested the soldiers 70 O.
days aeo ana CHARGED them Hi-h che
theft Of government property ar-
c1riiuE 30 The Officers two SACKS or
oats were found in the men posses
sion eud inlisrltahla PROOF was cl-
tanned connecting the men with tle
ALLEGED theft
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-27
Lloyd George Plans
Linror Legislaiion

London Eng nov. 17.-Premier
r1orf George said today that be
never had lhought the INTRODUCTION o.
prohibition fu Great Britain posi- bic,
even during the war. but that he was
watching the American eEperiul eng
srmn1-hatlcauT with g mind free
from rreccnca opinions.
HIS reply 10 q Temperance 1spu-a-
ton. TO which be- made this remark
f1rashafoWed legislation before
CHRISTMAS En- connection vita The
coltrol o. liquor
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-27
DEBATE FEDERAL RESERVE
SYSTEM FOR CHILE. s. A.

e0nfIlE0l ClIIa- Nov lT--T6e
project Of Guillermo Subercasseaux.
minister Of finance for Sterilization
Of Chilean currency by the creation
OF a central bank similar TO the
American federal reserve bank. Is be-
ing debated in the chamber Of depu-
ties
The hope Is expressed IN financial
circles that the conversion 70 The
gold standard VIII be adopted before
January j
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-27

"A TRIP 20 England France. llaig
n and Spain ana six trips 10 France
within the last TWO years and q half
since he has been in the navy, is the
record OF Wade Cunningham. 1r- who
has just returned 10 his home IN El
Paso. at s521 Nations avenue. While
in the service of his country, cum
uingham was stationed in Cons-anti-
nopie for seven months ana was on
the destroyer Barney 14s which went
70 New Found-anG carrTiuE COM
mauder p Il. i. Balla-er OF the y. c.
one for the trans Atlantic f-sh--
rlis was the FIRST destroyer 10 60
90 New 4'0uullana
Curnlnellm was DISCHARGED IN
NeW York from the Martha Washing
ton. This is che first time DE has
been in I'D Hlao for five years. and
be says be IS glad 90 get back 10 his
home.
Wade Cunning CHAM. sr is chief
clerk in the offices OF the s p and
q. & j. railroad
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-27
Phila7th7opist Finds
FL Paso Urchin's idea
OF Charity Different

The Observer started out Thanks
lfFilg morning. filled with the uusal
glow tna1 accompanies the holiday.
and seeking an opportunity 10 dc
some lirtle charity. Presently he ac-
ugs. without q coat and with a torn
rap.
aArents you cold sone" he asked.
Nav
1f you'u come with me 10 store
loaE. the Observer volunteered.
Don't WanC EN- Think I'm @ baby
TO get colo when it ain no colder
Than & Isl today"
The Observer bu-toned his over
coat collar nigh about his neck ana
uarFelel- Then be started on his
way
say. mister riDed the shriu voice
ls he started away. -cu Ulg1t give
uea ciearern
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-27
TO ASK AMERICAN LEGION
TO BACK SANATOPIJJN

The American Legion win be asked at
Us meeting next Friday night 90 get be-
hind the movement % blild Eanatoriun
az Carlsbad Texas for men who con
trac-ad tuberculosis while in she service
during the war
The proposal VIII Be presented BY Rev.
r 81. johnson. 5r., secretary OF the legion.
Mr. johnson ls member Of the commit
tee which met wednesday neon at the
UuiVcrs-ty club and started the drive here
for slS,5lo IS 70 Paso's quota q a state
fund OF S51oO
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-27
Germans VIII FOllow
Ludendorff AtCritical
Time, Asserts Officer

Berlin. Germany. Nov. 27.-(By the
E-socIaral Press the presence OF
Cen Lldeul1r11. former tlrsl qua
naw OF the p0rslam garrison cnAfeA
1rondav duEiuG a memorial service
Tor Germans who fell 10 ha1le was
the occasion FOR striking demon
slration- Cen Ludendorff spoke OF
military trimming as an iuVigorarirz
and moral education
one Of the CONGREGATION. dressed l1
field grey inform. rose and exc
planned. when the hour comes we
wfI All follow you. general where
runn the whole CONGREGATION stood
and sang Deutschland Uber Alles-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-27
3OLsHEVIgI PLOT IN JAVA
BARRED As BOYCOTT GUISE

The Hague. Holland. Nor. 27-The
Butch East Iuliau government has
-eTea Cd what is alleged 90 have been
Oh extraordinary Bolsherik plot in
Java and other Dutch East Indian
solonies under the guise Of an anti
iauaneze boycott
Chinese s1lEheriizf ft IS stated
punched the carulign. advising the
~ indian chinese nor 20 trade
E-tl the japanese meEcla.=s nor 90
lenosIt their funds in Jananese
oanz Agitation was conducted advo-
eating me narrenizils Of certain fi-
1aucial irrtiuns condurfed BIZ
chinese These latter. according 10
The Aetherlands government AGENTS.
Fere found 20 be BolsheTlz- symna-
iiizers-
press TELEGRAM from 3Isiyaesar.
ieFa- today announced that the boy
-1-l had been ended
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-27
Care 4 eed Nan 4 Lift;
He wills Her $4,000

Warren. o., Nov- 2L-SeveraI
months ago while driving her car
from Cortland 20 warren. Lrs- Ger
-rule Lei1y overlook an azad pedes-
.rian and invited him 90 ride
When the CITY was reached the way
larer thanked lirs- Leilv profusely
and the incident was forgotten.
recently Airs. Leiby WAS notified
.hat j. 81 smith. who died at De-
,stur. M had left her $4,000 In
1uirT developed the fact that SIN th
Uas 1er passenger and 10 was his
manner OF repay-us the kindness
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-27
JUSTICE WRIGHT FILLS
BENCH FOR COMMISSION

In the atslnce q A. j. W. Echmid. com
missioner Of inc federal district court
who is sick O. bis home. justice o. the
wednesday afternoon In three cases for
the federal court
Judge Wright bound over 90 the rrand
jury r. HazieWool. charged With violating
the narcotic laws. on q $500 bond.
Iguacio Cruz. charged with lmportlnE
1--WE pints % llquor from Mexico. and
Llhrado B1itrar. charged with a similar
offence. were bound over 90 await the
action Of the federal grand jury on $3.50
bonds
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-27
FOR ASSOCIATED
CHARITIES DRIVE TO Be SET

Workers in the $4,000 drive FOR the Aszo-
clated Charities VIII meet At a luncheon
Friday az the sheldon hotel 90 draw fer
territory. The territory for each team
has been marked our bT Maurice schwartz
The campaign viii begin Tuesday Al
luncheon Tuesday the central subscription
committee viii maze its report Already
$4,000 has been subscribed
Headquarters viii be maintained at LIB
erty statue in charge Of Mrs II. W..
Brouddus.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-27
SMALL POX EPIDEMIC IS
RAGING IN TORONTO. ONT.

TORONTO ada, N0V,, lT--M0Ta
than S0' cases OF smallpox IN milo
form ia Ontario have been reDorte1
TO the ministry Of health. About one
half Of these are IN Toronto.
All travellers into New York and
Michigan must show certificates that
they have been vacciuated within on
month.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-27
Great Britain Should
Keep It's Ponder Dry,
Says Many Minister

Melbourne, Australia. Nov. 27.-Jo-
ssph Hume Cook. minister OF the
navy. On q speech today az A1bury.
said thaEsWhile he whole neartedly
supported The league Of nations. he
powder dry.
The empire he declared. could not
close its eyes 20 the preparations
japan and America were making IN
furtherance Of their Pacific policy.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-27
ALLEGED DRUG SMUGGLER Is
Held BY FEDERAL OFFICERS

Frank Root. alleged 90 have a--
tempted 20 cross border into FL
Flso with several -ramz q morphine
ir bis possession. was arrested We'd
nesdav night hy customs Inspector r
EFrfEltr1lu. Ire man was places in
the city sau pending an iuresti-a-
ton By federal authorities BE prob
ably wiz be given a hearing E'rIcaF
morulng before Emitted states CON-
missioner A. J. ~. schmid-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-27
NEW MEXCO RAISES szs2. 900
For Ell PAS0 CHURCH SCHOOL

NeW NeEIc0 has ND E-7l-llI n Is
centenary campaign for the Lydia Pat-
ters1u Institute Florence ard IhIrd
streets. El Fazo. The institute vas
founded By the Methodist Episcopal
church South. Tor fhe education of young
men FOR the ministry
The f-sZO0Q rai-ed by New Mexico IN
ciudes ff5.0le donation given BY thrre
brothers. Thomas Arthur and IS. p.
Mitchell. wealthy cattlemen Of Maria
Texas. as memorial 90 their mother and
father. 1fr. and llrs Frank Mitchell.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-27
BREAKS ALTITUDE
RECORD For SOUTH AMERICA

Huston. Of the British army. attached
TO the Chilean army as an aviation in
structor. today broke the altitude
record for South America lie as
cended 21.f0O feet in IS minutes
with an experimental scout biplane
Of go horsepower.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-27
BRITISH IMPOSE STRICTER
REGULATIONS ON EGYPTIANS

London, Eng, Nov lI.-L1e lmposi-
tion Of stricter regulations Ia Egypt
has resulted III an Improvement in
the tone OF the native press and the
situation generally. according to a
dispatch from cairo under last FRI
days Date. Demonstrations have been
banned after the mid day prayer, the
dispatch adds
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-27
NEW LEADING HAN
AT ALHAMRRA THEATER

orrius Harris IS the new leading
man at TIE Alhambra- He takes
The place Of E- HeyWuod Cunning ham,
who opened with the show in the
position. llr- Harris went on We'd
rasday MIGHT for the first TINE and
received o warm reception from MS
EI Paso lrienls- He has been sing
inE for some time an the sheldon
cafe 1ut ls WeI known as mem
Der Of che former Raymond Teal and
Eaduroud companies ut me CraH-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-27
NEWSBOY SCOUTS TO GET ELK
THANKSGIVING DINNER HERE

The boys work committee Of the
Elks club. who are sponsors for The
news1oys troop Of scouts. VIII give
a ThanksgiviLg dinner 10 the scouts
at the Elks club.
Every member Of the troup IS a
breadwinners OF their families.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-27
CAR SHORTAGE HATS HAY
SHIPMENTS FROM ROSWELL

Roswell, ~ ~, NQV. lI.-R1swfu hay
men are experiencing 20 end OF difficulty
il obtaining sufficient cars 10 make ship
meuts this year More than 1900 tons o.
ualel Alfalfa hay are now stored in Ros-
Wel awaiting shipment 20 Texas and
southeastern points. The majority Of this
hay has been contracted several months,
nut SO far 30 has been. Impossible 20 SCI
cure the cars necessary
III il estimated thar 500 cars VIII he
necessary before the first of the year %
carry the hay OUT of the valley that IS
ludcr contract
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-27
TEXANS VAINIY ASK LIFTING
OF COTTONsEED E1THARCr

Washington. ID. c.. Nov 27.-Rep-
resentatives Of Texas mills yesterday
tried unsuccessfulIy to have the rail-
road administration remove the re-
Gently inaugurated. embargo on the
movement Of cottouseed and cotton
seed meal. esta blished because Of the
coal shortage. The embargo prevents
Texas cottonseed mills from moving
seed from warehouses TO mills and
none can be moved from farms 10
warehouses until the strike is settled
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-27
FRENCH MILITARY AVIATOR
LEAVES KARACHI For BOMBAY

Paris. France. Nov. g. - Lieut.
Efianne Foulet. the military aviator,
who LEFT his alrdrome near this city
on October 10 on a flight TO Mel
bourne. Australia, left Karachi. India,
for Bombay yesterday Engine
trouble developed, however. and be
was forced to descend when but hair
the proposed journey had been com
nieted.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-27
ADVOCATES TEARING Up TRACK
Oh Ln.LNE snamE n .II-uu l n

Austin. Texas. Nov. 27--Chairman
Allison Mayfield today advocated
tearing up Of the track OF the state
railroad which operates from Rusi-
to Palestine. % miles, as q report
just made by the auditor disclosed
that 10 is fin debt OF over 10000
and at the present rate Is losing -a1-
proximatelv $4,000 a year. Chair
man Mayfleld viii cali the attention
Of the governor 70 the matter
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-27
DELEGATES SAIL
FOR FINANCIAL CONFERENCE

cuierdo forh Chilean foreign min
ister and Sf0rel C'a~o f.astarrll. q
leading politician, sailed today Tor
the United states 10 represent Chile
in the Pan-Americau financial cone
Fress 90 be held in Washington from
January u 20 January q.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-27
CONDITION OF WAITER REESE
SHOWS MORE IlIpHnEElIENT

Thursday morning that the condition
OF j. Walter Reese, city detective
captain who was injured when his
automobile turned over some time
ago. Is slightly improved Reese sus-
tanned a fractured skull and severe
internal injuries
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-27

Judge J. NJ. Deurer, Presiding.
p. r Arthur vs.. Fred Harvey, Inc.
Loss OF personal property.
state vs. Max Borshow, continued
until Friday.
State VS.. P 7. Swissky. aggravated
assault
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-27

Huntington. W. Va, Nov. 27.-While
Walking In his sleep George Hayelit
fell from a second story window. The
fall only awakened him and, clad in
his niglt clothes. he walked up 10
the desk and asked for another key
TO get into his room
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-27
KING VICTOR WILL oPEN
PARLIAMENT NENT MONDAY.

Rome. Italy. Nov. fixing Victor
Emmanuel viii open parliament Mon
day. according TO announcement here
There has been some uncertainty as
to whether he would appear because
OF the supposed attitude Of socialist
deputies.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-27

Six hundred shelter tents have been
issued 90 boy scouts OF ii PaEo bg
the uuartermaster corps Of the army
for use in their field meet at Wash
ington park. December o.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-27

All moving picture films produced
I'm Mexico are first censored by two
womeu-Miss Adriana S. Ehlers and
Miss Dolores J.. EhlerE.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-27
The COURTS.

Bath DISTRICT COURT.
Judge ". ID. Howe, Presiding
Alyaudr0 Borunda VS.. Juauita .Hol-
suin Borunda. divorce granted