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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-01
AlNSllE MAY OFFER PLAN
FOR GENERAL BOND ISSUE
ouncil committee on Finnnce
would Like To Discuss
Matter Soon.

MAYOR Ainslie last night informed
the city Council Committee on Finance
that nc would like the committee 10
s ," one night TO him and the City
directors lie stated that he wanted
10 bring before them the matter OF
general bond issue, and that the
~, az 'uatlon would be given in detail. one
o. me main matters to be provided
tor by bond issue Is the raising Of
money TO improve the public utilities
IN" Mayor also last nj sht presented
hcnnlte plan for tho placing of en-
InioNccs on the superannuaied liz,
! ne proposed law would allow any
cnlp!oycc who had reached the age OF
SNty-hNe years to have his petition
inc law would further provide that
me amount to be paid should be ol-4
per cent OF a sum ascertaincd by null
tiriNinS the total number OF years
u, u. service by the average annual pay
LOT me hvc Years imm ediatcly pre-
cedlnS the retirement: provided that
INC amount should not exceed three
ionrths OF the amount received in the
last year OF service
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-01
COMMISSION is SELECTED
TO REVISE BUILDING CODE
w. Duncan Lee, j. 6mbIer Johnaton.
John T. Wflhon and Thomns
ID. Newell Arc Named.

Director OF Public Safety Myers YES
terday announced the appointment OF
w. Duncan Lee and J. Amber John
and Thomas d. Newell. contractors. as
members OF the commission to revise
the CITY Building Code. The Com
mittce on ordinances will meet to-
night at s O'Clock 10 organize rho com :
mission.
Chairman Moore announced last
night that he had issued n call for a
meeting Of the CITY Councils Com
mittee on Claims for tonight at 7:3O
o'clock.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-01
EXPECT TAX DELINQUENTS
irand Jury Next Monday May Ipdjct
Merchants Failing 10 Pay
49,. License Ink.

next MONDAY new grand Jury will
ttmpaneled in tho HustinEs Court
is grand jury is expected to return
ny indictments against merchants
professional men who have not
d. their city license taxes Each
Com onwealths Attorney Wise
eaVors 10 save these delinquents
extra costs which accrue from
rTdelinquency. and he has given
ce this year that persons should
|pptly pay these taxes and not
T. for the action of tho grand jury.
vever. there are usually from 300
NOD delnquents. and the customary
e1nber is expected this year
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-01
Seeking sanitnriun Pntient.

Sheriff ". ". SNdnor was last nirht
endeavoring TO find a. NJ Mills, n
North Carolinian, who wandered away
from Westbrook Sanitarium last Tues
day. Mr. Mills is about thirty-ive
years old. weighs 100 pounds. is i've
feet. nine inches tall. and clean shaved.
When lie left the hospital he wore n
blue SUIT. white shirt. and a black
SLOUGH hat. The sheriff has offered n
reward of 500 for his safe return TO
the sanitarun.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-01
sENTERTAlN BLUES TONIGHT
Auxiliary srranEc~ BANQUET
~ and Dance for Men WHO
8eFSEfa Fought Ovrrsras

The Women's Auxiliary OF the Rich
pnd Blues Will entertain informally
Might at the armory in honor of the
Turned battalion. One Hundred and
urth Ammunition Train. and mem.
Esr Of the Blues. including Rich
ND Light Infantry Blucs' Battalion
First Squadron. Virginia cavalry.
served in tho late world war.
banquet at 1890 o'clock. 10 which
men have been invited, will be
ewed by "A dance and entertain
at 10 O'Clock. for which 400
cations have been issued Medals
pe presented, and Governor Davis
Ected to sneak
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-01
1866. IN BONDS
I MAY BE RECEIVED TODAY
eat NtrE thin Officials Were Expected
s- Here Yesterday, nut Failed
~ to Come.

state Treasurer w. * Johnson and
irginia: arc expected to pay over to-
ay to Judge William +. Rhea. chair
IAN OF the Virginia Debt Commission
I2,666,500 in bonds, as a material part
the sum awarded tho State by tho
bupreme Court Of the United States in
The, famous debt litigation.
,ssJupEe Rhea was advised Saturday
night that the transaction would take
place yesterday, but the West Virginia
OIHclals did not arrive in time for i,
Ihe bonds viii be deposited in the
First National Rank "
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-01
REX BROWN KILLED
BuNfness Man Meets Death md Two
Others Injured when Auto
mobiles Collide.
IRv Associated Press.l

ASHEVILLE, n G., june 30-Rex
Brown. for twelve years a resident and
well-known business man of this city
was killed. Mrs. G. K. Campbell and
Doc Ray were badly injured, probably
fatally, when car driven by Raw
crashed into the automobile driven hv
Mrs Campbell this afternoon on the
highway between here and ucndcr
SouVille
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-01

DIR. Harry Bear presented a paper 1.-The
Scope OF kNodontia at the sessions OF the
SHENANDOAH valley Dental Association IN
WayncSuUro. Saturday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-01

The First Lie" Will BIO the topic of a
lecture 10y Elder IL. 4. Peters mo LuC n
Street Avliness Church TONIGHT at . o, clock
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-01

Lewis Turner. colorcd. OF 1877 North First
Stest' tritu III Police Court yesterday ON
charge OF stealing a quantity or suv o'r
i tnuni d ,Howhtown wholesale mouse Mas
iounu sulity by the court and srnienrru
10 serve -FOUR months In Jail.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-01

In Inc law and equity court yesterday
inc SuiI OF Bryan Clay against inc y:
loss or an eye while III the employ OF Gh,.
ttoinrany went on trial. Bryan ciuiins ,l5.vvO
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-01

The Richmond Housing Company mel
Yesterday and completed its organization.
r. l.. Bcinis was added to the board of
directors. The meeting was held IN the
rlrst National Bank
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-01

Rev Garter a. Jenkins. of Calvary Bap-
list Church. has refused q call to Park
View BaptistChurch, Portsmouth.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-01

me Holy Comforter Sunday School Will
have a Lawn Party on tho Lawn corner
EF1Ne Avenue ana ,RowIand streets to-
hiGht at O'Clock. Public Is inNiIeu.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-01

q. y. Skeleton. OF 6oi East Marshall Street
artalgneu III Police Court yesterday on !.
SharSe OF storing whiskcy In his homu
Grand Jury. o''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-01

me Inc f3pntain Baptist Church. (coIored).
EaIIppU afny i"cated IN the Lily Of the
,r,auey itail. tntrty-nrSt and Il Strenis
Su, uh nh HIS Is pushing the work of raising 4
ot It's new house of worship TO be erecteS n :
~ ~ SECOND and + Streets. The balance
MNlch inc church is u be built
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-01

Finals of Mrs, Marie Frick Costello )
music school will take place in the city
auditorium at O'Clock tonight.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-01

I.hnc, Mariner League Society of Beth
a ',t EvanEilical Lutheran Church. Sinh
'imiv ia. az sti..tS. Will hold "a picnic Friday'
~, 'u, picnic to welcome honc ~ =.
from n,rS mi1,,a memhe I who havo returned
occasion Will bc celebrated at Tho hn,ro ne ne
rN.S fr i,ein@e on the Mechanicsvillc Turn.
III H., rom TO 10 o'clock in the evcn;n.
~ tr .M will meo, tho Paramount ~. r
Wcnhhee turnpike every hour on the hour
~ in;n OK me congregation are invit, -
~ JON me Malthcr Icaguers i'm wcirn,n
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-01
SEseIoM.OF PRINTERS
1phfcal Union. No. no to Hold
nsp0rtant Meeting Mt $3.50
~ O'clock T0dny.

|alB OF Typographical Union. No.
b called Il meeting OF ali Nom /.
bo held thig afternoon al $40
tho Eagles Home. The meet
ne OF the most important held
raj months and the officers arc
gery printer or affiliated mem.
D presspt.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-01

inwenty Solored babies have been ad
, ,,,.tsu 10 ne summer camp on tho Darbey-
e ".y D ipd Nina Nm COOPER is in charge of tho
or the Federation OF Mothers GINS fnr
can s1h'a MIL NIL rociire donations for The
opening - pfosr"m has been arranged for the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-01
sREsTED AS RooTLEeGER
dee dee, Take Luclnn tIeGr,n: coIored,
2"toa nor f WI ,iskS.

vi,, probably be the last alles-
[per who ctuld legitimately
.res IN wet territory IS
IEriff, colo{red, of ?l3 s.:
ee4 who Was arrested late
AT the BROAD Street Station
r,th transporting whisky into
Among his effects police
sv found Ave quarts and seven
(yhisky In his suit case.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-01
Richmond Events
in Paragraph Form
Current Local NeaUs Told
Briefly for Benefit Of
Busy Readers.

The Confederate Museum announces that
.tS hours during July anu August Will
pc from y. NJ. to = L. NJ.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-01

,,Saptain Coke Flanagan, who was with
ny siS MAJ corps. overseas, hut now stationed
de Gt;sshinE,on; has been awarded the CroiN
neen learned here. Tho citation bv t;nnera :
iiu,ain Is Tor keeping telegraph lines WORK .
me While undrr mr. - 49, WI n :
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-01

Detective Sergeants Wiley and Smith are
In Toedo to witness the dempsey Willard
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-01
Clothes for the HOLIDAYS

VISIT to our Ready-to-W Wear Sections
as well as those devoted to the display and
sale of dress accessories and utilities
disclose the fact that the store is as amply
prepared to fulfill the many little require
ments of those who contemplate sojourn at
the beach, in the mountains, or country, as
those who remain in town
1t will be seen that stocks are at their very
best now-an ideal time, surely, for making
selections.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-05-14
EXCLUSIVA DE:
Ell ProbIema de los Maestros

Desde que empezo la guerra nan
lido alzandpse los precios de los ar
ticulos de primera necesidad. Es-
to ha dado lugar a Que los obre-
ros hayan hecho peticiones de au-
mento de jornal con mas 0 menos
frecQencia. ,.9a. tfa
Estas peticiones han sido resuel-
tas acknowledgements, unas veces,
pOr ell patrono Y otras obligado
por la fuerza de las huelgas.
Pues bien, una Gle las agrupacio-
nes que mas ha sufrido durame
este periodic de guerra, es el ma
gisterio insular. El maestro Sc ha
visto obligado a pagar los articu-
los de primera necesidad al doblc
de 10 que pagaba por elloS antcs
de la guerra, Y sin embargo, su
sueldo en- vcz de aumentar dismi-
nuy6, pues en- 1915 CANADA mas
que en- 1914.
opBl!oHos uBq zoA Bun op SglN
m aumentp Ell sus sueldos y STEM
pre- han visto frustradas sus espe-
ranzas. La Legislature ha mirado
con mdiferencia la situacion pc
nosa que atraviesa el maestro y
mi siquiera ha discutido los pro-
ycctos presentados por su asocia-
ci6n. 4
Jamas habia. querido recnrrir a
medios extremes para obtener 10
que en- Healidad merece. Pero pa
rcce que va Sc va dando cuenta
de que no Sc Ne oira 81 no protesta
energicamente; Y al efecto, a me-
nude leemoS en- la prensa articu,
los que demuestran 10 angustioso
de su situaci6n economical.
Unas veees nos presenta un pre-
supuesto annual donde ell menos OBJ
servador puede descubrir la estre-
chez EN- que Sc agitaria, ain pa
gandoseIe la cantidad necesaria
para cubrirlo; otras nos dice que
apelara al Deber y al Honor para
no firmar los ,contratos.
Nuestra Legislature debe darse
cuenta de 10 que podria sllceder
EN- no muy lejano tempo 81 preya-
lccen los miseros sueldos que reel
ben los maestrgs por su rudo ira
bajo. Es impossible que m macs
tr0 rural pueda cubrir sus uecesi-
dades con $40 0 un graduado con
$50.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-05-14

jPuede un maestro rural soste-
nerse. comprar ljbros para apro-
vechar La experienced de sus COM
paneros de otroS paises, comprar
la prensa diaria v economizar al
90 para pasar los dos meses de
yeranog
Es impossible; ese sueldo mez-
qlino no paga Ell nfanera alguna
su trabajo. Con ese sueldo no
pnede repaGar las energias que
consume su faena Y Gle ahi, que
nuestros mejOres maestros Sc reti-
rem Gle su profession y Sc ocupen en-
otras labores que requieran me-
nos trabajo Y proporcionen mas
remuneration
III pueblo Sc ha dado cuenta de
que ell maestro esta muy NAL pa
gado; ell gobernador EN- su mensa-
je fil Congreso tambi6n solicito
Sc prestase atencion a este aSun-
to; Y mas tarde, ell comisionado
de Educacion solicit6 10 mismo,
Resta a la Legislature dar la im-
poftancia que merece este aSunto
para que evitemos 10 que pudiese
ocurrir en- case que los maestros
Sc negasen "a firmar contratos para
ejercer durante el pr0ximo aho
escolar
Recordad que ell maestro fte ell
primero que acudi6 a ofrecer su
sangre por la Patria, al iniciarse
los distmtos Trainings para of
ciales.
Tened presente la abnegacion Y
paciencia con que ha soportado
largos amos de miseria. Sabed Que
ell maestro tiene honor y digni-
dad, Y que su honor V su dignidad
lie ordenan protestar del modo CO.
mo sc mira sus aspiraciones a una
vida decente Y honorable.
Estad segnros de que, una vez
inieie SUI protesta, no retrocedera
jamas; que continuara hasta con
seguir 10 que no pudo lograr con
ruegos, pues los amos de privacio-
mes sim cuento que ha pasado le
han preparado para emprender
cualquier campaiia. :
Evitad, senores Representatives.,
Iy Senadores, que ei maestro deje
de rogar y ordene.
J r. S. C.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-05-14
Del DEPARTMENTS de Agriculture

---Pronto Sc instalara ell la Estaci0n
Experimental Insular los servicios dc
gas Y luz electrical, Gle los cuales' has
ia ahora habia carecido. Esto aumen-
tara grandemente Ia efciencia en- los
laboratories.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-05-14

Para els dia 81 del corrientc esta
aDunciada ula reunion dc los frgterog
dc la Tsla para tratar r-sobre este inn
portante cnltivo-- especialmepte las
frutas citrosas y sus .cnfcrmedades.
Cada cosechero debera tomar parte en-
las dicusiones dejara conocer sus
c;,periencias personales. 80
Sc efectuaran tan importantisilnas
confercncias en- Ell Salon de practica
&c la Alta ,Escuela de la, Universidad
ac Puerto Rico, en- Bio Picdras es
debida su iniciativa a la Estaci0n Elk
perimental Insular del Departamento
dc Agricultural.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-05-14

Eixperlmental lnSular los SerVlc1oS dc
gas Y luz electrical, Gle los cuales' has
ia ahora habia carecido. Esto aumen-
tara grandemente Ia e6ciencia en- los
laboratories.
Con perniso del Departamento de
Agricultural Federal, Sc la dado a Ia
lprsEsa paga 81 publcaei6n un articu-
10 del Sr. F. S. Rerl:;, sobrc una cana
las;a ah9ra nunse vista con la enfer-
lacdad dc las rayas amarillas.
Con fecha 26 dc AbriI, cl Sr. T.
$. Earle acepto cl puesto Gle Jcfe dc
Ia Division de Agronomia dc la Esta-
ci3n Experimental Insular dol Dcparta-
mento Gle Agricultural Trabajo. E,a
experienced del Sr, Earlc en- agric,ll-
tura tropical sera dc gran 1tilidad al
pals.
Sc ba recibido ell Boictia 23 dc
marzo 27, 1919 publicado por La Jnnta
de Insecticides y Fungicidas' del De-
partamento de Agricultural de los Els
tados Uridos. Sc dan en- Ell .nosicias
dc Glen juicios y scn5encias contra CT
SOS denunciados por vcndcr asas sus. an
ciaS adultcradaS bajo nombres fal-
sos.
!, -El sr. T. D. Boyd, Superintendent
General dc ia South Porto Rico ST.
gar Company = .ha accedido gustosa-
mcntc a gestionar la irnportaci0n di
rccta Puerto Rico dc la cana Dc
mcrara' 1l35 Quo Sc dice. resistcnte al
matizado y al guSano blanco,
se-El Sr. Weymouth ADMINISTRATORS
Ge la 'Central Carmen, renseii6 al
Director de la Estaci6n Experimental
Jnsular, en- una dc sus visitas, a su
Central, una cana que mostraba un
bottom (ojo) doble.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-05-14

En- la Ultima semana dc Abril co.
mcnz6 la Estaci0n cortar algunas
piezas dc cana para la rcparticion DO
Ia semilla y su analisis en- la ''ccntrat
Vannina''
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-05-14

La Central Guanica'' ila desisti-
do dc su recientc intenci6n do inpor+
Sar cana dc Santo Domingo para Sc
i,il]a,
-Debido dilaciones Gu la cntrega
dc IN pedido de la gasolina genera.
doga del combustible eli Ia Estaci6n
Experimental Insular, sera impossible a
los laboratories por un tiempo cl ba1
cer analisis que requieran calor COS
no analisis dc suelos y abonos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-05-14

~-Muchos agricpltores dc piiaS es-
tan intcresados en- la importation De,
un buen rtllnero de hijos dc pima para
ia siembra. Ell DepartameDto de Agri-
cultura esta considerando detenidamcn-
tc el asunto.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-05-14

Sc esta organizando por la Esta-.
cion Experimental insular una reunion
de eoseeheros de frutas citricas para
ia discussion de puntos de importanoia
para la industria, Sc cspera sc ccle-
brara en- brcve.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-26
DUE
At JUAREZ SOON
Cavalry Expected From
Juarez Tonight or
Tomorrow.

The regiment Of CarranZa cavalry
which was to have arrived in Juarez
Monday night and which win take up
border patrol work at once. probably
viii arrive tonight or tomorrow The
delay is attributed to the fact thai
more cars were necessary for the
transportation Of the regiment be-
cause Of the fact that it is mounted
upon American horses, purchased in
Ell Paso. which are larger and require
more cars.
The cavalry viii be divided into
troops. probably all being under di-
rection Of Gen. J. Gonzales Escobar-
They have received orders to prose-
cute their search for bandits dihgent-
" and TO spare no trouble in their
efforts to exterminate the bandits
The cavalry was sent here upon re-
quest Of Andres Garcia. Mexican con-
sui here, who said he desired the car
rama troops along the border TO I'm
su-e safety 10 Americans and obviate
the necessity OF American troops con-
tiuually giving chase 10 small bandit
forces at the loss OF time, property
and expense"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-26
REALTORS HEAR RECENT
LAWS FULLY EXPLAINED

FL Baso realtors gathered around
the luncheon table Tuesday at the
Sheldon hotel and listened TO re-
view OF recent Texas laws intended
10 forward the growth Of FL Paso and
help the real estate business all over
the state. The laws were reviewed
by A W Groom. a local attorney.
Mr.. Groom declared that the Dudley
mining bill was fair and right and
would do a great deal to help develop
mineral resources Of the state and to
give justice to the persons who have
heretofore lived on their rights and
let others file on their claims"
TIE law giving the keeper OF a ho-
tel, inn or boarding house the right
70 sell the baggage Of guest who re-
fuses to pay his room rent or board
BILL the. speaker said, was a justifia-
bic way TO get at the fellow who
would be a fraud. and to give justice
to the landlord.
Mr. Groom praised the action Of the
legislature in making the school ap-
preparation, and prophesied a glowing
future imme diately ahead of the State
School Of Mines and Mettalurgy.
The bill to prevent the theft Of an
automobile, which requires persons
selling cars 10 present a state license
and bill Of sale. was explained, and
the speaker read the statute defining
fraud
James L Mari. chairman. appointed
the following committee 10 investi-
gate city rents, and other matters II
deems important TO the real estate
board: A H. Anderson. A b Saevens,
A. P. Coles, Dexter Mapel, George lie
Baron. Douglas Crowel.
The following were present. James
y. Mari George LeBaron, A. s. Hale,
H ". Broaddus, ". Doak, c. 3. Stew
ems, All. Anderson, DR.. Floyd Poe,
r. G. Upper, II. P. Hadfield, w K
Ramsey. ]. B. Paden and c. ". Groom
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-26
AUiatOrS Held
For Ransom On
WayBack Here
unitive Expedition Off
cially Ends; Clash With
Carancistas F Feared.

Maria, Tex. Aug. 2s-The punitive
expedition into Mexico in pursuit Of
Jesus Renteria's baEd Of bandits. who
held Lieut. Harold G. Peterson and
Lieut.. Paul H. Davis for ransoIn, Of
ficially ended today when Peterson
and Davis left here for Fort Bliss
aviation headquarters. The aviators
wore new Uniforms and new boots and
showed no signs Of their experience
with the bandits and the punitive ex-
petition, except badly sunburned
faces caused by wearing brimless
aviation helmets while over the
Mexican desert Tor a week
Peterson and Davis are temporary
officers and viii be discharged Sep
TENDER so.
Given Ransom Letters a. Souvenirs.
Capt Leonard Matlack today sent
the originals Of the letters demand
ing ransom TO Peterson and Davis for
souvenirs Of their experience. The
aviators were forced TO write the
letters under threats that they would
be killed by the bandits unless the
ransom was paid.
Troops returning TO station at
Maria today were engaged in ma
neuvers. The problem was given them
by Maj. James P Yancey. commander
OF the punitive expedition Cavalry
troops were advancing on Maria with
detachments guarding pack trains.
Another cavalry squadron was at
tempting to prevent the cavalry and
trains from reaching the. Southern Pa
cific railroad crossing Here.
The only man on the hospital list
as a result Of the expedition was
Capt. Matlack's stable sergeant. who
is suffering from a nervous break
down from hard riding and exposure
Renteria's Partner Pursued.
Candelaria, Tex, Aug 26--AnOther
member OF Jesus Renteria's gang,
which the Americans located in the
northwest Pilares mountains. was Lu-
ciariO Colonche. who was pursued byl
Capt Leonard Matlack's troops until
his horse dropped dead The bandit
then escaped on a mule. it was learned
here today.
Troop K Of the Eighth cavalry was
inspected late yesterday by Col
George T. Langhorne, district COM
mander
Capt Aiatlack made a full report
to the district commander OF the
events leading up TO and during the
expedition
He also made an official report TO
Col LanEhorne stating that a Car
rama outpost in a pass near Coyame,
the pursuit Of two OF the
bandits. Slim Olivas and Jose San
chez. He said he feared there would
be a clash with the Carranza patrol
II the Americans continued on the
trail They decided to return to the
border after a conference as the only
hot trail was blocked.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-26
DENIES LOCAL PLUMBERS
HAVE AGREED ON NEW SCALE

4 denial OF me report That The
plumbers union had settled upon a
new wage scale OF SO a day and that
such a scale is to go into effect on
September 1 was made Tuesday by
Frank " Murphy. secretary treasurer
OF the plumbers local The journey
men plumbers and the master plum
bers each have a committee and the
two meet weekly to discuss all condi-
tions which pertain to the plumbing
business and all Of their respective
interests are discussed and adjusted. %
said Mr.. Murphy. These conditions
include wage scales. of course, but
there IS nothing in the report about
the wages beingg set at SO a day
and that scale 10 80 into effect on
September p"