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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-18
LABOR MUST PROTECT ITS OWN"

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incident the Class stuggs-bua significant
employing d.
overwhelming power upon II SEND rcehg oeieaa piecea
the final the Labor Movement
militant
unompomsing l. W W Vietmized Under the
baago oa'some lies and Misrepresentation
W sympathy the
whole that this organization might
This statemen verified by the fact labor
fxpaek
1917.
throughout ounumb all
II OUR today
members of the Industrial the
kept OUR wrists for our LOYALTY to Labor the,
/ can be put on YOUR wrists for the same of'ense.
workers facing
raised BY OF the Pacific coast This statement shows
words Labor protecting
Of and Commit
Total collected by the Committee from July to October sis
Cash collected .st4.so2.27
u ponas lt4coeo
war SAVINGS stamps e5el.Sf
Expenditures
Honey deposited in and
Liberty Bond OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 5.S5ooo
War SAVINGS Stamps Observation-Disclosures. $4,000
Total expenditures .............. 5I.255oo
Reorganization
Total expenditures ..................... 51,255Oo
On hand October /. lsls.............s 14sosI1
hand October !.
Liberty Bonds - =. 'iY'Iso az
War Savings Stamps ..................... s.461s4
Total NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ,i4eos11
Books audited from 1919 ILL., 1918 and found
NE R HANIET ,,s 500 e. ca a. No AIS
CHARLES MASON. S. b. l. o., 325, Cd 404722.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-18

II is Americanism versus Bolshevism.
One Of them must go,
Which shall it be?
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-18

(This advertisement paid for bv Ed,oin SclUinJ
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-15
Chief Ways
Auto Wrecked
Going To Fire
Driver Swerved To Keer
From Hitting Another
Auto; Car Damaged.

While answering a fire call Monday
night at $50 o'clock, fire CHIEF John
W Ways automobile was badly
damaged when the driver. R. V Nc
Arthur, sYerved to avoid running into
a passing automobile and ran into
telephone pole. The accident occurred
at Oregon and West Missouri streets.
Chief Wray and fireman L E. Werle
were riding with the driver at the
time Of the accident No one was in
jured.
The chiefs car was going north on
Oregon when Howard Anderson. driv-
ing an automobile. started across the
street on Missouri. A man on the
corner yelled for Anderson to stop
but he apparently did not hear Nc
Arthur then swerved the chiefs car
into East Missouri but It was going
so fast that he could not avoid HIT
ting telephone pole and going up on
the curb.
The man on the corner who yelled
Tor Anderson 70 stop missed death by
narrow margin The chiefs car
struck the sidewalk almost where he
was standing.
The fire to which the firemen were
going was at Cotton avenue and East
Boulevard. where a small street car
shelter station was ablaze. The flames
were quickly extinguished
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-15
Rate On Cement
For Texas VIII
Not Be Altered
Ell Paso Plant Is Largely
Benefited ; Man to Super
wise Freight Here.


A L. Tadlocl. tra-ric manager of
the FL Paso chamber Of commerce.
has been advised from Dallas that the
district freight traffic committee has
definitely rejected the proposal for
the proposed cement rates. which have
greatly restricted the area in Texas
into which the FL PPaso Portland Ce-
ment company have shipped its prod
uct- AR Tadlock made a trip 10 Dali
las 10 figth the proposal and the an
fight. TIE counties in Texas in witch
the FL Paso plant could have shipped
cement would have been cut about
two thirds If the proposed measure
had been made effective
As result OF complaints 10 F-rM-
Lucore. L C L director of the st.
Louis regional office. regarding irreS-
ular service and unusual delays ex-
perienced by FL PasO merchants and
shippers on inbound freight. il has
been agreed to station a man in Fl
PPaso to look after these shipments
Ne Will be under direction OF ". c.
Mccormack. division freight agent Of
the S. p. lines in FL Paso.
Hay Privilege Remains.
It was proposed. a short ting back.
to cancel the transit PRIVILEGES on
hay. Mr. Tadlock's department.
along with other organizations. pro-
tested against the cancellation OF
these privileges. and were informed
by Max Thelen. director. division Of
public service, United States railroad
administration. that the privileges
viii not be cancelled.
Mr., Tadlock has been advised that
a hearing is now in progress in Los
Angeles which viii decide the recent
Fl Paso application for a refrigerator
car service on the Globe line Of the
s P. for ella valley points.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-15
DAILY RECORD.
WARRANrY nrrns

Franklin Heights addition-F. z.
Justus 10 J. W Ensley, lots So and 81.
block IS: consideration $500.
Kern Place.. z. Kern to G. A.
Martin. lots and 3. block %: consid-
Orchard Park addition-Herman
Never TO Howard Hoskins, lots IS
and 1s, block 2; consideration $500.
Clint, Texas-Violet Robertson to
A F. Mahoney. lot ]. block 3. Collins
addition; consideration $40
Campbell addition-W. A. Mckee to
Eiron Boothe, lots l and .. and south
feet Of lot 3. block al; considera-
Lincoln Park addition-LincoIn
Park Realty and Improvement Co. 70
Luis Guzman, lots and ?, block %;
consideration S3S0-
Logan Heights addition-Logaa
Heights Investment Co to Robert s.
BlatchfOrd, lots 1, 2, and 4. block
SGD; consideration $500.
4sleta grant-Enrique Luerano to
w v Carol. 5.2S acres consideration
Cinecue Park addition-1nterurban
Improvement Co. to Martin Bjorner,
lots g, 30. Il, So and 81. considera-
East FL Paso addition-L. B. Pol
lard TO A A. Powell. west half Of lot
3, block Al; consideration $500
East FL Paso addition-A- A Powell
TO L B Pollard, east half Of lot 9.
block Al: consideration $500
Bassett's addition. L. Otto to s.
c McNey, lots II, IS, 19 and 20, block
A. consideration see
Woodlawn addition-Esther Nor
ales to Margarito Corral. lot II. block
255. consideration s275.
East Fl Paso Town Company's ad-
dition-J. SiEueiros to Mari Brothers
Investment Co. lots IS and 10 and
east 5 feet lot 20, Diock 81. consider
alton $1,000.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-15
DOZENS OF DANCES
OF EVERY KIND
one-steps, FOx-trots, Waitzes
Are on July Columbia Records

Columbia Records are dance mad
this month. The Louisiana Five Jazz
Orchestra is new organization to
make Columbia Records. It plays a
medley fox-trot. Gust Another Good
Man Gone Wrong introducing who'll
Love You When I'm Gomez on one
side Of record, and "Yelping Hound
Blues introducing Foot Warmer on
the other. The Five's special pet
banjo puts lots OF "pep7 into these
pieces.
Don't let the title of Clears lof
Love-" mislead you. It's melody
one-step, introducing @Fm Glad Can
Make You Cry" and "Pahjamah" 1t
is played in a lively fashion BY the
lockers Dance Orchestra, which plays
on the other side Of the record a mel
ody fox-trot ~Yama Yama Blues" in
Producing You're Some Pretty DOLL
~Mammy's Lullaby a waltz, is her
aided as a triumph of saxophone record
ing because Of the full value it gives
to that instrument, which carries the
melody for the Happy Six. On the
other side OF this record the Waldorf
Astoria Dance Orchestra plays ~The
Red Lantern" a medley fox-trot from
the music especially written for
Nazimova's new motion picture film
of the same name, introducing Kisses
and There's Only One That ] Would
Lose Ny Sleep For. ADV
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-15
Out OF Town Visitors.

Mrs. H J. Decker. Of Carrizozo. and
Mrs F. W Campbell. of Socorro, \.
II, are registered at the Sheldon
Miss Ida White. Of RussellviIle.
Ark IS the house guest OF Mr.. and
Mrs ". II. Lark on Clifton street.
J. r Love, OF Maria, and J. r Hol-
land, Of Alpine. Tex. are TWO leading
cattlemen registered at the st. Regis
hotel
Miss sarah scharts Of Amarillo.
Texas. is visiting Mrs. Anna Ward at
her home. ssoS Hueco street. for a
Mrs. E. H Taber and daughter and
MIS- George Tumble. all of Lords
ourg. n NJ, were arrivals at the shell
don hotel on Monday
Judge F. W Parker. OF Santa Fe,
=. NJ ana former territorial governor
George Curry, of Socorro, y. N. were
registered al the Sheldon hotel On
Monday.
Miss Bernice Boyle of san Antonio.
Texas, is in the city. the house guest
OF Miss Reece Littleton on Nevada
street. en- route to Los Angeles where
she VIII spend the summer.
r. B. King. superintendent Of the
western division OF the E. P. & S. W
railroad. with headquarters at Doug
lss, Ariz-, was registered at the Paso
del Norte hotel on Monday.
Hal Aaodix returned from Cloud
croft \. NJ. Monday. He had been
with the Boy Scouts camp, three
miles east OF that place. and was in
sIructor in botany and woodcraft to
the members Of that organization
Mrs W s MeCutcheon who has been
visiting her brother. W. s. Payne on
Montana street. returned TO her home
in Mineral Wells Monday. She was
accompanied by her niece, Names
Pettus. who viii visit In Mineral
" els and Fl Worth until September.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-15

THE FL Paso chapter, Daughters OF
l Of the British Empire. met Mon
day at $50 p. m. at the home Of the
regent, Mrs. VIM. Jennings. 1904
Hueco street, to discuss the proposed
reorganization Of the order made
necessary by its growth in the past few
years. This is an American order with
chapters in each state. Letters were
read from the Fryatt memorial fund
and Roehamton hospital thanking
the members for support received.
The letter from Roehampton hospital
stated arrangements for purchase Of
the hospital are now completed It
was also reported that during the
time Mrs. Collinson acted as hostess
Al the Red Cross house, Fort. Bliss.
the chapter sent a large bucket OF
candies fer use theres also that in
dividual members had sent out flow
ers and sick room delicacies at various
times; that Mrs Mckenzie had used
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-15
COUNTY To USE
OIL FOR FUEL
Commissioners viii Con
slider Building Road Bi
secting Island of Fabens.

Structural changes and the instala-
ton of oil tanks to provide for an oil
heating system in the county court
house were authorized by the county
commissioners at their regular meet
ing Monday afternoon. The change in
heating apparatus will cost $500 and,
following the examination OF bids,
the contract was awarded to Kra-
lSauer. York & Moye-
The oil bids were carefully scanned
and that OF the Great Western OIL
Co, at ; Z cents a gallon was accept
ed According to an engineers esti-
mate, the county viii save approx
changes necessary. and in each year
thereafter viii save $1,000
May Build Road
A petition Of James s Shinn, who
recently contracted TO drill well IN
the basement OF the county court
cessity of using city water, was con-
sidered Shinn asked reimburs ement
for SIP he expended on the we'll Ac-
cording to the commissioners the well
did not reach the required depth and
hence is useless to the county.
Next Thursday the commissioners
viii 90 in a body TO the island al
Fabens for the purpose of looking
over a proposed highway route BIZ
secting the island The state high
way commission has refunded to the
county $1,000 expended upon roads.
and this money probably viii be used
to provide a concrete or bitulithic
road across the island
New school Trustees.
A report OF the Associated Chart
ties shows that during June the coun-
ty paid SOS in pensions Two per-
sons were added TO the list Of pen
sioners-
A recent election OF school trustees
at san EliZario was canvassed and
the following declared elected Jose
]. Monies. Julian Alarcon, Andres
Madrid. Frank Giron.- Andres SalaZar,
Jose Perez and J. c. Garcia
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-15
Daughters OF British Empire Meet
To Discuss Proposed Reorganization

her car for various drives. and that
Mrs Arthur Munro and Mrs. Calvert
ScobelI had each arranged for an eve
ming entertainment during that Pc
Rod The present officers of the chap
ter are. Mrs. VIM Jennings, regent:
Mrs. Chas- Fraser, first vice regent;
AIRS. Arthur Munro. second vice re-
gent. Mrs. Olaf c. Ellison. third vice
regent; Mrs D. Bruce Smith. recorder:
Mrs. Fred Woodwork, treasurer; Mrs.
J. K Handyside. standard bearer and
Mrs J. Gibson ColIinsons correspond
ing secretary.
The executive committee OF the
women's board Of missions OF the Aus
tin Park Christian church viii meet
wednesday afternoon at : o'clock at
the home OF Rev and Mrs. S. r. Nc
Clure. S311 Hueco street.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-15
Boy Scouts Handled
In Fine Style; Enjoy
Camping At Cloudcroft

N. L Hutchins. secretary OF the
executive committee OF the El Paso
Boy Scouts. returned Monday after
noon from visit 10 the camp in the
mountains near Cloudcroft. and says
the lads are having a fine time and
that scout executive Glen O. Everman
IS handling them in fine style On
Sunday afternoon Mr. Everman took
some OF the scouts to the Lodge at
Cloudcroft and had them give an ez-
hibition Of knot tying and first aid
work Gen. James B. Erwin visited
the scout camp Sunday morning, and
Inspected the boys. He commended
the camp and its management and
told ar. Everman that when his
troops got there this week, II they
could do anything for the scouts. they
would be glad to do it He Inspected
their hunks. the water supply. their
food and cooking the camp sanitation,
etc. and was well pleased with it.
One hundred and fifty marriages take
place every week. It IS estimated between
Australian soldiers and British women
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-15
Airline Langan Is In Pictures In Los
Angeles; Is 4 Champion Swimmer, Too

AAAlAAAAlHI|
4 Rhine LANGAN. daughter Of Mr..
aand Mrs Frank Langan. Of FL
Paso. has appeared in child parts in a
aumber Of moving picture productions
IN the coast recently She is a swim
mer OF ability and has taken a num-
Der Of swimming prizes in coast tour
naments- She is also one Of the best
child dancers at the beach airline
was born IN Ell Paso and lived here
until about year ago. when her par
=nts left for California Mrs Langan
is now connected with Hotel Hay
ward. the Rotary hotel Of Los An
Eeies. and the family has purchased
home in Venice. a seaside suburb OF
Los Angeles, where they are comfort
ably located. Mrs Langan's mother
also lives in Venice.
X
W J. Blackwell. Of 1880 Hueco
street. viii leave overland this week
for Mt. Clements. Mich. where he viii
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-15
Local Fnemen Get
Their Positions Back
On Return From War

Thirteen former firemen OF the Fl
Raso department. who have been in
the service. have returned and are
now on duty at the local stations
chief John W. Wray stated Tuesday
morning. Nine Of these have returned
from the army and the remaining four
we're in the navy. over half OF the
men who changed from FL Paso fire
men to soldiers and sailors are still in
France, according TO the chief Sew
eral others have received their dis
charges in addition 70 the IS men
TONED above and have gone to the oil
fields
Among the more recent ones who
have returned from the service and
gone back TO work on the e Paso de-
partment are John O. Drew who was
In the navy. and c Grogin, who was
with the army in France
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-15

Join Mrs. Blackwell and their son,
bert. They viii spend the summer
months touring the east, returning
home in the early fall
Mrs. J. c. Cruise and mother, Mrs. J.
z. Swearingen, ! Of 3104 Bliss street,
will leave in few days for Pasadena.
Calf. where they viii spend the rest
of the summer.
Miss Isabel Smith, daughter OF Rev.
and Mrs Hubert Smith of the Asbury
church. is visiting relatives in Atlanta.
Ga. and viii be away the rest Of the
summer
r n. Reed has been called to Lock
hart, Texas, to attend the funeral Of
his father. one OF Caldwell county's
Oldest settlers. who died suddenly.
: Miss Sallie Hughes leaves today for
Coiburn. Virginia. where she viii
spend the next two months visiting
friends and her old home.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-15

TIE SD field artillery is planning
l very elaborate dance to be given
Friday night in Liberty hall The hall
viii be beautifully decorated with
banners. guidons and national
embIems. There viii also be about 80
loving cups on display which the men
have won at various times. Invita-
tons are being issued for the event
Those in charge win be: Finance
committee, Sergt- Maj. Forman. SergL
Deny; advirtising. Sergt- II. NJ Due
ker. Sergt- Langfeld, Pvt O'Day,
Lieut. J. L. Holman, ex officio; re-
freshments, color Sergt Cantrell, Pvt
Smith. Pvt Rudendall. Pvt Monohan,
Pvt Daley, Pvt. Crymes. Lieut. Lloyd
Garrison. ex officio; entertainment,
Sergt- School, Pvt. McGinnis. Lieut.
David Potter. ex officio; Moor, Sergt
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-15
82nd Field Artillery Is Preparing
To Give Big Dance At Liberty Hall


Walsh, Corpl. Dunklee. Corpl. Beck
Sergt- Sullivan, Pvt Schultz, Lieut..
Bower, ex officio.
The opening function for the girls
division Of the War Camp Community
service, viii be held Saturday night.
Only those girls who hold new blue
cards viii be admitted at any Of the
dances to be given by the ". c c. 5
It was reiterated that girls wishing
cards must apply in person at W. c. G
5. rooms on the second floor OF the
Mills building between 3 q m and
D. m, noon hour included, every
week day, or at the Khaki club be-
tween 8 and D. m and and p. m
: =
The 315th motor truck machine shop
dance will be given Thursday even
ing this week instead OF Friday, as Is
the custom. The buses viii leave the
Hotel Sheldon at 7;50 p m
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-15
WINE" IS ONLY VINEGAR;
LIQUOR CASE DISMISSED

After It had been clearly shown that
the wine" he was manufacturins
was merely vinegar, Isaac GoldbIoom.
a furniture dealer here, who was held
by federal authorities on a charge of
manufacturing wine, vas DISCHARGED
At preliminary hearing held before
samuel Kelly. United States commits
sioner here. Monday afternoon.
Goldbloom was arrested several
days ago by government agents. He
was represented by c. s. T Folsom.
while ". H Fryer appeared for the
government
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-15
Weddings.

A very quiet wedding. in which the
ring service was used. occurred Mon
day afternoon at the residence Of Rev.
J. F. Williams of the First Baptist
church when he united in marriage
Thomas D. Getzendanner and Miss
Rose V Shepherd. The bride. a Vir-
ginian by birth. comes here from
Washington. D. c. Mr.. Getzendanner,
originally from Louisville. Ky. is now
stationed at Santa Fe. y. NJ. where he
is connected with the civil engineer
service of the Q. s government. Mr.
and. Mrs. Getzendanner are at present
at the sheldon but will leave in few
days for their home in Santa Fe,
II
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-15
SANTA FE TRACKS WASHED
OUT NEAR LAS VEGAS, N. M.

East Las Vegas. y IL July Ia
Heavy rains in the mountains south
OF here last night washed out several
hundred feet Of track on the Santa Fe
railroad between Lamy and Canoncito.
near here. tying up all traffic on the
New Mexico division
Two trains were kept in the yards
here all night.
The rain occurred in the Glorieta
mountains. causing floods in the ar
royos and a small creek near Canon
clio. Traffic is being detoured over
the Colorado and Southern track
through Amarillo. Tex
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-15
Cards.

The Social club OF the White Shrine
OF Jerusalem will entertain members
and friends Wednesday evening, July
., IN I o. O. F. hall After the games
OF 800 bridge and bunco, a short pro-
served The entertainment win be in
charge Of Mrs. Robert Barrett, Mrs.
william Quinn. Mrs. A H Rhocss
Mrs Ruby Muse, Mrs Ella Bates, Mrs.
W b Forbes. jr-, and Miss Heien
Bates Mrs Quinn is in charge OF the
tables and "a have already been en-
gaEed
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-15
Mrs. Clifford Perkins Entertains
In Honor OF Her Mother And Sister

and Bible story. Emma Harrison
Lords prayer. in concert: national
secretary's letter, Ramona Smith
paper, Negro work in Indianapolis, "
Ethel Meyers; paper. school for ne
gro children William Atkinson: cir
Gle OF prayer, led by Laura Hall and
closed by Leo Haling; benediction. in
concert A social hour was enjoyed
after the meeting and picnic supper
spread. The chaperons were Mr.. and
Mrs c R. Johnson. Mr.. and Mrs. II.
Sowles. Mrs Heath Allen, Mrs. John
Meyers, Mrs Archie O'Rear, Misses
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-15

Roberto Garcia and Maria Garcia
Oliver A Larson and Naomi NJ Kcl-
Ter.
Jesus Hernandez and Nalolia Sc
gura-
Alfred c. Andregg and Lizzie B.
Strickland
Thomas D. Getzendamer and Rose
V Shepherd
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-15
about ElPIsoons.

Miss Josephine Bryan has just re-
ceived a very ornate officers helmet
from ensign Bert Bird. with the first
division OF the marines, now at Cob
LEM.
Mrs. Charles H Brown. who was re-
Gently operated upon at Rolstoa hos
pftal. has returned to her home. 3705
Hueco street, where she is recuperat-
ing nicely
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-15

Buy a tenement NOW. Buy Ell Paso
St. property NOW. Buy anything in
Ell Paso NOW NOW is your oppor-
tunity. It will be too late soon.
Lee Newman, Tenement Specialist.
sos s. FL Paso St Phone 4604.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-15
Wednesdays calendar
Of Social EDenis

HTOsIAN-s board of Austin Park
" Christian church viii meet at ,
p m at 1911 Hueco street
Welfare work meeting at Y. ". C
a. at 2:s0 p. m.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-15
EyANGELIsrIc SERVICES
At RANnETEru nrrccro,

Evangelistic services, in charge of
Rev F. n Hill. Baptist war worker.
are being held each night this week
at o'clock at the Grandview Baptist
mission. Idalia and aiyles streets.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-15

Washington D. c.. July 15.-A char
ter has been issued by the treasury
department to the First National bank
OF Chandler, Ariz.; capital $4,000.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-15

MRS. CLIFFORD PEREINs. of s211
lfl Hueco street. entertained informal
ly Monday afternoon in honor Of her
mother and sister. Mrs. X V. ellis
and Miss Florence ellis, who will
leave Saturday evening for their
home, in Chicago. III. Vases Of
American Beauty roses were placed
about the rooms. Miss Florence Fuller
rendered several vocal and instru-
mental solos. Many pretty goodbye
gifts were received by the honor
guests. Refreshments were served
The Epworth league Of the Asbury
Methodist church viii be entertained
Friday evening at the home of Miss
Fay Tankersley. s705 Bliss street
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-15
Ell Pasoar1s Returning.

Charles Il. Brown. of s7o5 Hueco
street, returned from Ranger Satur-
day.
Miss Jeanett Saller has returned
from several weeks visit at Hot
Springs. n. NJ
Mrs. J. W. Ross. who has been away
from FL Paso for the past year, has
returned and will reside at Us Luna
street
Mrs. J. F. Williams. wife OF Rev. J.
F. Williams OF the First Baptist
church, has returned from Mineral
Wells. Tex. very much improved in
health
Mr. and Mrs. d. NJ Hasler and sons.
Herschei and James. have just re-
turned from a motor trip TO Bisbee.
Ariz. where they visited their mother
Mrs. Buie. Herschel Hasler. who was
master engineer. headquarters COM
pany Of the goth engineers. recently
returned from Is months stay in
France and IS paying his parents an
extended visit
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-15

car. driven by Sergt Badwen of the
quartermzster corps, struck a West
Motor Car company truck driven by
L. r Brown at Texas and Campbell
streets
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-15
BOND SET AT $500,
TO WAIT GRAND JT-RY

Manuel Grsnados was held to await
action OF the county grand jury fol-
loving a hearing before judge J. N.
Beaver on q charge OF disposinE of
mortgaged property, Monday after
noon His bond was set at $500.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-15

new stock Of fresh Seeds bird. dog,
poultry supplies. etc. Same location
as before fire. FL Paso Seed Co., 523
f. FL Paso ST.. Just East of Court
House.-Adv.