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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-13
RUMORASE QUE Ell GOBIERNO
De CARRANZA RECLAMA LA
PROPIEDAD ABSOLUTE
DEL SUBSUELO

NUENA YORK. Mario lI.-Hoy
estuvc circuianGo duran:c TODD g! liz:
en- los circulos iinancieroS. IA mott
ella de cue ell gobierno de CarranLa
ha rasuelto reiny;nG:car i derechos
4 h absolute nropiedad del subsuelc
de Mexico.
Como consequence de este Y IN
contradiction con las ultimas mott
cias cue Sc habian rccihido. segin las
cualcs 81 referido goJierno estaba
dccidido u rechazar Il ~lcgis!acIon
rropuesta con el fin Il" prirar a los
petroIeros de <us derccEos a IL pro
piedad del sIbsuc'o. Sc dice ahora
insi>tentemente gu el periodic eX-
traordinario DE- sc<ioncs del Congrcso
que debera toner lugar en- Mexico p"o-
ximamente no tiene otro obJeto Que
el dc aprohar la referida legislation.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-13

En- cast todos los casos dc deniiidad
en- la muier. SC nota un tIuIo mucoso
dcbii que Sc cscapa dc la vagina que Sc
conocc O eli nombre de %leucorrea y
O 81 mas conin de flores b!ancas,
es sorprcndcnte como pocas muJeres
conoce Ia importancia vital de este
derramc V con Ia rspidez que dehl!ita
81 ORGANISING. Ell resuitado comm de
csta cnFcrmcdad tan penosa y moiesta
quo tan;is;mo SC ha gencrai,zado entire
e. se1o femen;no. sc l~ccaliLa en- los
6reanos rcproductores, ocasIonando 90
lor de cspalda, dolor dc costado. doioT
de cabcza. enfermedac! &c los oNarlos,
mirada Iinguida, ~cansanc'o, nervlo-
sidaa. palidez densa, mai humor y color
snormsl. Esta debilidad tamoIcn es
Ia causa de nuchos casos &c cstcrliidad.
Cuando cl fiuio dc csta molestla IS
profuso O a~bundante, scocralmente
sicnifica QUO cxsien ulceFaciones Y
d~isIocaciones de Ia matriz y los dolores
V ardores de Ia infiamacioh son mas
constantcs Y pcrsistcntes.
Con seguridad en las Farmacia.
tonic Drug &C., San Antonio y b
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-13
NOTASVARIASDESAN DIEGO, CAL.
Trabajara por su reelection Ell Mayor de la ciudad.-En
favor de Ia Liga de Naciones.-Una gran huelga de te-
lefonistas.-El circo aereo hara una gira.-Notas per-
sonaIes.

SAN DIEGO, Cal. Mario 6.-El
Mayor Luis J. Wilde. de Ia ciudad dc
San Diego entrara q Ia proXima AM
pana electoral para intentar reele-
girse. Esta declaration Ia ha hecho
puhlica el miSmo f~uncionario al mis-
mo tiemro que lama ST platafor-
MA.
Entire los numeroS de Ia plataforma
political del Mayor Wilde. de quien
dehemoS decir Que tiene las slmpa-
tias de Ia mayor partc de los habi-
tautes de San Diego. esta el lograr
una equiUativa Jarifa de aqua; Ia
construction de buenos camlnos ca
rreteros. baiar las tarifas del gas que
Sc consume en- los hogareS. etc.
Segdn el senior Wilde. los dos amos
pr5ximoS seran los mas importantes
para IL vida de San Diego. En- I'M
~enrreviSta que concedio a Ia prensa
diio e Mayor: "Ten%o enemigos; n
ire 6stos estan a los que mas benefit
cos he hecao ' 4 los que 70 les ne da-
10 t~abaio durante el periodic en- cue
he figuradu como Mayor de Ia ciudad.
:Pero qrien puede complacer 4 TODD
Ell muudo@ Je sucristo quiso este V
fue crlcificado''.
Los otroS candidates que tGuran
en- Ia iiSta IL ~as&irantes al pueSto. son
,os sc@orcs \. ?. Robinson Jr.. J. \.
Grions. IL Z. Fay. Waiter ?. Moore.
Las elecciones primaries tendran iu-
gar el dia - de este mes.
ProbabIemcute entire Ct eLemento
mcxicaro de San Diego, cl mas popG-
/. de los candidates & el senior VII
80. cue GOA Ge mucha> simpatlaS
De este Iado de Ia iinea ' en- las pobla-
rov;cana< de Tijuana y Tecate.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-13
IHYECCI0N
INTERMEDIATES DEL.
HOhIbRE

la,iyo de los uervios = reEencr"j"7 Gc =
san-rc. Prrncrcionu ririd0s ) "-:"o- re-
sultados 4 CAUSE de sus prophecies O"~ns;-
les en- casos dc irsomrio. f:lta d. Hoo
ria. debilidad ccrcbral. inG:-cti y 1C'"'rsH.
sarlrc enpob-oridn. aSi rc'1c .r'd'1u'e- " =
clase dc debilidad. va sea mental " iisir'.
La Scn-EpcrsI no ]CUnti-n" nvr'G.u RI
rinyunA otra droya nociv, q a s:iui. -
neraimente en- IN pcriodo dc DIE dias. -
inertia al ,!obia In fuerza ucyviUsa- Sc "a
rant:zi Il curaci0n o 50 Levuclv. = .iine.n.
10 ,~ejanos Z su election. So manda porte
paCado por Sl.G6 IL GAIA y Is cajaE. tra-a-
nlierto comIieto. ror S5.0G.. Tho Brown
Eport Company" Dept. =. 50 ccrt'anit
st. New York. y. Y. C.iGv.l
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FL ci-co aerco de viaje.

Como los antiques circos de pue-
bio. e. Circn aeceo. Que tarta sensa-
ci6N cause en- California Y en- los ES-
tados Occidcn:aieS cuando do su phi
mer2 function aqui, Va 4 emcreHdcr
una gira por die Y sietc m~portantes
ciudadcs. Il objcto que tendra esta
gira en- Ia que sc prescntaran 4 d.
verso, pGblicoS los progresses de Ia
lyiaci"n en- 81 mundo. Is ia propagan-
da del pr6Ximo empr6stito De la VIC
toria.
Las ciudadeS quc van = reciblr la
vista del C;rco. SOL Seattle. Spoka-
&c. Tacoma. San Francisco, Kansas
City. Omaha. St, Paul, Minneapolis,
Chicago. s.. Louis. Memphis. New
Orleans. Salt Lake City. Denver, Des
Moins, Butte. Portland Y orras.
Los m&s notabllS a~viadores de este
campo de San Diego. figuraran entire
o. principles "artiStas' de este cir
co sensational.
81 Lie. Cache.
Arribo a csta e'udad. ~proccdente de
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-13
OUIEREN SABER Ell
FUTURE DE P. RICO

san JUAN. Puerto Rico, marc 10
de I'm debate de mas de dos
dias en- las dos camaras de la legis-
latura portoriquena, los unionissas y
los republicancs. llegaron a un acuer-
do referente a su union con ell fin dc
exigir al Congreso de los Estados L,
nidos que olga cual ha de ser el tutu-
70 de Puerto Rico. Agregan que 81
no Sc les asegura su admission Ell IL
Union como Estado, ~entopces pedi-
ran Ia independence absolute.
Este acuerdo sc ilevo a cabo des-
pues de recibirse aqui ell teNto com
pleto del discarso pronunciado en- el
Sesenta V Cimco Congreso de los Es,
tados Uuidos, por ell comisionado de
Puerto Rico en- Washington. senior Fee
liz C6rdova Davila en- el cual pedia
que Sc a~nunciase definitivamente 81 Sc
concederfa la admission a Puerto Rice
como estado de la Union. con complete
autononiia.
Ambas CanlaraS legislativas acor-
daron enviar un mensaje de felicita-
cion al comisionado Davila. por su bri-
llante V iusta exposition de la 81,
tuaci0n politica de Puerto Rico.
El senador IglesiaS, miembro So
c~ialiSta sc opuso al envio del mensa-
tje, alegando que ell senior Davila de-
IBERIA haber communicate al Congress-
americana, que ell S. por ciento de los
h~abitantes de Ia isla, son e~sclavos de
uaas cu&ntas grandes companies que
Sc llevan el dincro de Puerto Rico pa
"a repartirlo entire III ~accioniStas en-
e. eytranjero.
Mexicali. eli Lie. Cache, Uno de los
abogados que descmpcnan puestos en-
en- la actual administration del Dis
trito Norte.
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81 ES listed MUzEP LEA
S T QUE LIE CONVENE

Los ''Supositor;os Mitchella
Vaeinales." cstan cons:dcrados por
specialists eli intermediates de las
mIiercs, como cl t~ratamiento local
mas cficaz para cast todas las enfcr-
medades locales de la mujer. Adem&s
tencrnos una in!in;dad de testl1., nios
de personals idoncas V carecterizadas
de distintos paises, en- que nos rinden,
ell una lorna quo reveal mucha SIN
Ccridad. su asradecimiento por cl
exito que han alcanzado con los "Su-
positorios Mitchella YaeinaIes.'
In las direcciones que acompana a
cada GAIA, Sc dan i conocer mas en-
detalle las enfcrmcdades quo han sido
dominadas con ell uso de este gran
especf;ico. Y ninsuna mujer va sell
caSada, soitera o viuda, que su!rc &c
Cualquicra dc cstos dcsordencs. dcbc
y~sciiar en- hacer IN cnSayo, csPecis!-
mcntc 81 &c .icnte cansada : atatida.
Fl uso de los ''Supositcrios hitchc-
la VaeinaIes" cs sencIlo ) no con-
tienen srasa de ninsuna csPecie- Pt-
danse en- las Farmecia5 y Drosuerias.
Rio Granoe,o FL Paso; san An
unswis Drug CO.., Los Angeles.
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.iqueIloS que teneis sangrc deigada por
! Ia falta de hierro. deberfas experimental
cl Hero Nuxado para aumentar los Glo-
| bulos roios dc n .anGre y poder read
qu:rir n cncrgia y vitalidad pcrdidas. Is
incNHIieabic yer eI numero dc personas
1uc cStan faltnS de hero Y no sabcn il
mancca lie remediarlo. 'Nunca habra
homhrcs tucr;es y viSogosos sin bastante
4 hero en- 81 sanEre." ha dicho cl medi-
co newyoriino y autor de obras dc me-
| dicin.. scin: Ferdinand King. Guam
do cI hicr,o ~desaparece de Ii sangrc. Ia
/ iue=zI sc dcstruye. ia picI sc torna rIili-
de. los mtsculos Sc ~relajan. Il memorial
Sc P;erde Y las perSonaS - hscon irrita-
Disc Y meIancoiicas. Para eStos cXsoS ma
da meior que 81 Hero Euxado. porqrc
dcsde cl momento en- que enriquccc a IA
sangrc de Cl6bulos rojos. da cnerria ri
sistena ncrvioso y reconStruyc los tcii-
dos c~cluiarcs y muy ProI,o cl pacier.s sc
s;entc "crdaderamen,c rciuynecido." FL
Hero NGxado csta siendo usado por mas
dc 5000. 900 Dc pcrsonaS anualmcrtc. s.
halla dc varta en- tcdss ias dro-usrias.
Sc "arantizau SIS resultaGos q q is"Ici-
70 ~ impor;e.
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;;;HERMANA:,! GSabe I'd. o ha CLEO
hablsr dc ruestra combination De cinoo ~
medios para Ia mujcr? SupH-itorios Iic".
Renedio Hon para el pcrhu. Compurs:o e.:
Hon para ric:trizar. Preparation de Hon. re-
cuIsdora dc In mujer. y Vigorizador dc Hon
fPildo-asI. F.: una combination te rs'ne-
dios cascros. que son hien con"cidn" ror ri-
llarcs dc mujercs en- los EstaGUs tnidoS } 81
Canada. dehido a lo- ~UiaE1i:icUs resIlltudcs
aug p-ooorcionan en- divcrsas c,a-ss dc ca
ferncdades Y con los cuaics ha!ia.a Do a?u-'
Ia y mcjoria en sus cnferTcdaGes y dc Gus
d,l.ncias no quicrc I'd. QUE sean conocidTs
.;no nor ctra muier. FL precio lie cada rc-
medic 6 de si.2T. Escriba dc=ie lucgo ca
viando 100 : Sc. CT estampillas 9 inned:a-
t1raentc le cnvisrcmoS n medicine. II rcsto
10 pagara cuando ic sea cutre2ado. Escri5I
a IL sigIicnte direction:
THE HON TOME REMEDY co. Boz 100
South Bend. Indiana.
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Vis;tas al campo dc aviaeion.

Fl campo de ayjacion dc Rockwell
dondc Sc encuenJra ID escnela a@re2
mas import2nte &c los EstaaoS Uni
dos. ucdrS ser risijado por c! publlco,
commandments. los j~ucveE. de nueve
4 dccc del dia. \ los r~isitantes Sc les
hala recorrer todoS los dcpartamen-
tos. = fin lie m~oStraries n por uno
de los ayiones V Clobos q@e ALI tie
ne 81 gobicrro. Esc dia haran ejer-
cicios 10, a~yiaGores.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-13

ga de Naciones. La parte mas sensa-
ciona! del discurso del senior Davis,
iue Ia siguiente:
"EStamoS pr~esenciando el naci-
miento de un nuevo mundo: debemos
estar con el Presidente de los Esta-
dos Unidos en- su ~esfuerzo por ell re-
nacimiento de Ia hunlanidad que Sc
iniciara. sin iuda alguna, con la for
maci6n de una liga de nacioMes que
tendr&. como principal obieto, Ell a.
fianzamiento de la paz V del progreso
de la humanidad. La Liga de las Ma
clones no esta en- oposicion con Ia doc
trina de Monroe.
Sc puSo I'm telAgrama Il los Sena-
doreS urgiendoles que den SUI apo
yo al P~residente.
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La hue!ea de los telefoDissas.

Una huelga que afectara a cuatrO
EStados, California. Nevada. Oregon
~ Washington. retirara del trabaio 4
nueve mil o~peradores Y a tres mil
traDajadores de t]elefonos. Piden
los huelguistas que eli jefe de los CO.
rreos de los EstadoS UnidoS. senior
BurleSon. en- cuyaS n esta Ia ad-
ministracion de todas las lineas re CO.
municaci0a. ~terrestres Y aereas. au-
mente los salarios de $4.75 a 500;
los de las mujcreS que hoy ganan 49,.
5000 Il $1,000, V los salaries de
$500 = $500.
Probabiemepte la huelGa ocaSione
series trastornos 4 los p~eriodicos.
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FL Lie. Hinoio$a.

Fl senior Lie. Don Jose Hinojosa.
no logro pasar IL Inca divisoria por
haher olvidado Su pasarorte en- En-
serada. Al liegar a Tijuana tuvo cue
~regresarse al punto de 81 destino. La
familia del abogado iYonteriZo fue 4
saludar = este hasta Tijuana Y re
gresG q San Diego. dondc reside.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-13
La L.ga De las Nsciores.

In Ct CI8b Cabriilo. t. senior Je-
f~fersoa Davis do una confsrcncla que
~Dsr>egula como fin. :nsta!ar 4 los Sc
na6ores para Que prueben el proyec-
: O del PreSideEtc wilson Sobre IA Ii
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-13

;ATENCIoH: .A-ENCIoE.
( CAStPSE
C2.aio:o &c damss meIiC@nGs y St-2s
nac;onalIGades ; exIeusa hsta &C Der
moses Eombrrs.
Enyieros IL Dollar solamen:e y nos
otros Il r-mitremoS. a vU-.ta de CO.
rrco. uusSirc comp.eoo c~acsl0@o rlafrl-
monis, con .e5c-.cclores detSi.GGas. 20
TOGRAFIAS. NO&BEES y DIEEECio-
MES ~ 5Uvgnss. Scroras ) Srno-itas
nsxicanas L. cJr@S H2cin.a.IdSdes. ~
Cunas yiu,.as dc iDtacaah.ss sutscc1eA-
tes. qui-ucs dcscsU -ercoEtg-- IN aonra-
90 y Jueu eSpcsO. I'd, p~e~e eS-rIoi--
ic dire cansentc q cUsiQCie-a Gc elias
y ccarraer uu matrIno1io ieliz e. cor
10 tie.rrc. $ynos 4'EnUs &c cCU.i&Tsa
= nos ,ledicSsucs = IN rcsoct5 Len ato
: lici-c. No pc-r1:aI. puss- l-e = -
auruS s;.n2 de w GSi-- este IL pc-
medic eu--e IL 8 s.: sasy lSS'6.s =
L!CIOAD MATRIMONIAL
Escriha hoy niSmo 4:
RELIANCE CLUB.
Box SO. Los Angeles. Cal.
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Sale Ell senior Aruiicra.

Fl ioven Aguilcra, hijo de! senior
don Jose AeUilera. TeSorero de- Dis
trito Nortc de Ia Baia California.
2~artir1 para Mexicali manana mismo.
en- viaje de negocioS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-13

Fl ~scrricio del h.tctoccUhico.
.Segi!n informeS qdc rindc la Direc-
ci6n General dc los ferrocarriies. 81
Interoceamico va a hacer 81 recorrido
Re esta capital i Veracruz, sin inte-
rrupcion de ningun genera, pues con
;al objeto Sc esta trabajando con
activiJad. Va = procederse desdc lue-
20 4 Ia reparaci6n de TODD ell mate.
rial rcdante que esta en- malaS condi-
clones a causa De los a~saltos de los re-
. beldes. h~aciendose tambien. algunos
I trabains en- II via, a fin de que Quede
| eyDe6ita por complete.
Desde que In Gerencia del tFerroca-
rril Nexicano sc fizo cargo del Int
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Arribo a csta e'udad. proccdente de
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-11

FIRST WHOLLY AMERICAN RAID
Was made north Of Toul, one year
ago today, March II, 1918.
Find a Hun
YESTERDAYS ANSWER
Upside dozen IN i5ofer
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-11
WOMEN FAINT DURING FIRE
IN ANNEX OF CHICAGO HOTEL

Chicago, III, March 11.-Half a
dozen women tainted, as many others
were overcome by smoke. and these,
with nearly 225 men and women en-
ployes Of the Morrison hotel were
helped down fire escapes early today,
when fire broke out in a five story
bsick annex TO the hotel, which is
used as a dormitary for the employees
OF the hotel The employees occupying
the annex were for the most part
vomen-maids. laundry girls and a
few housemen- Those overcome by
smoke were carried into the hotel
drug store and were soon revived.
All guests OF the big hotel. located
at the southwest corner Of Clark and
Madison streets, were aroused and
notified to leave the structure, as a
precautionary measure. The fire did
not reach the hotel proper, being con-
fined to the annex on the Clark street
side. The fourth and fifth floors
were burned before the blaze was
brought under control The damage
was estimated at $4,000.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-11
CHIHUAHUA ICE FACTORY
RESUMES; SCHOOL WORK

Chihuahua, Mex. March 1.-THE
local ice factory, unique here. viii IN
a few days start production again,
after a suspension Of six months, du-
ing which time no ice has been sold
here. The factory. a branch OF the
Chihuahua brewery, is going to re-
ceive all the chemicals needed for its
work. which supplies IL was unable
10 get on account Of the restrictions
imposed on certain kinds Of articles
BY the United States government dur
ing the period OF the war.
The American Smelling and Rein
ing company has notified the state
government that IL is going TO build
at once a special building TO be de-
voted to school purposes, in order
that the children OF the workers may
get instruction in the town around the
shelter More than 200 boys and girls
are going 20 be benefited by the phi
lanthropic act Of the smelter COM
pany.
The geography class OF the local
Institute CientificO y LiterariO, the
only normal and professional school
in Chihuahua, has received a full set
Of first class maps and other geo
graphical material imported directly
from a Chicago firm This is the first
time that school material OF the kind
named was bought in the United
States for the public schools, as until
now all maps, etc. were bought IN
Mexico City and were OF Spanish or
French manufacture and very high
priced
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-11
Livestock Market


Chicago, Ill. March Il Omitted states
Bureau OF Markets. HoE-Eeceipts,
% 00o- Market extremely active, mostly
so q s0c higher than yesterdays average
G19-s5; light, s1S75 T1s-25s packing SIS
NI910- throwouts S17-25 11S. pigs, good
TO choice. S17G1s-25.
CattIe-Receipts 11.000s good and choice
beef steers and butcher cattle strong TO
Csc higher; others steady. calves slow but
cattle. good. choice and prime. S16-5ou
20s common and medium. $3.50 q 1885,
butcher stock. cows and heifers. 3 G15-50;
Gamers and cutters, S5-5e = stoclzers
and feeders. good choice and prime, Sll
G15: inferior. common and medium. Ss-25
G11- veal calves, good TO choice, Sls--5
shesp-Recsipts. 1900. Market steady
to higher. Lambs. choice and prime,
S19-50G19.75; medium and good. SlS-25 y
prime, S15-75 014s medium and good, 81
kansas CITY Livestock. Close.
Kansas City. No. March 11.-Hogs Re
ceIpts. 10000. Market higher Heavy.
s1I-90G18.65: pigs. s13G17-
Steers, s1s01s; western. s12617; cows.
s9G1A50; heifers. S10G14-50s stOckers and
feeders, s12016; calves. 500 l4-5o-
sheep-Reeeipts. 11-ooe. Market steady.
Lambs. sIS-5e 1850; yearlings. sl5el7'
wethers, S13.5011A50; ewes. s12G12-5o-
Denver Livestock, Close.
Denver Colo. March 11--Cattle-Ite-
ceipts 1900: steady Beef steers S14-5eG
1875: COWS and heife-s. sS-50G11-5os stock
ers and feeders. s12-5o G1A5o; calves
Hoes-Receipts. 1900; higher. TOP.
S1S.25; bulk, s17-7501S.
sheep-Recelpts. 5000 Market steady
Lambs, s16.75 41S.25s ewes. S11-75 Oh
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-11
REALTY BOARD BELIEVES
Ell PAS0 WELL FILLED

The FL Paso realty board met at the
Sheldon hotel Tuesday noon for their
bimonthly luncheon and business
meeting The opinion Of the MEM
bers was that at the present time Fl
Paso was well filled both in the resi-
dence and business districts There
are very few available houses to rent
and the office buildings are all
crowded
II. P. Hatfield was elected a mem
Der.
A H Anderson was appointed 70
investigate and make a report for a
local campaign to foster homebuild-
ing, which viii be made in accordance
with a request OF the United States
department OF labor. A letter was
read from the United States housing
committee thanking the FL Paso real
tors for their part in this work dur
ing the war.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-11
VILLA BANDITS TAKE
OLD CASAS GRANDAS

band OF Villistas under command
OF Ramon Vega took possession Mon
day Of Old Casas Grandas. which Is
129 miles south Of TIE border II was
reported by a Mexican rancher who
arrived at Juarez Monday evening
that the forces OF Vega and Felipe
Angeles had united at Old Casas
GraRdas and that there were now 500
men in the command As only $50
federals are known TO be stationed at
Casas Grandas. IL was believed that
the rebels viii occupy that place Non
day night
Reports were received that num-
Der Of bridges had been burned along
the line OF the railroad But as mail
was received in Juarez Tuesday morn
ing from as far down the line as Mex
leo City. Il is presumed that the
bridges were not totally destroyed
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-11
PARK To HAVE
A GRAND5TAND
Mayor Authorizes Building
Inspector To Prepare Els
Inmates On Building.

City building inspector Percy Nc
Chez. jr.. and city engineer W. c..
Stewart, Tuesday morning. were gu
thorized 10 draw up an estimate Of
the cost Of building a concrete grand
stand at washington park. $50 feet
long and capable Of seating 1000 peo-
pie. This action was taken following
a conference Of the city engineer and
building inspector with mayor Charles
Davis and alderman W. T. Griffith. A
number Of Fl Paso baseball fans were
also present, headed by Art Woods
Extend Along Lines
The grandstand viii be IS tiers
high, and will extend along the third
base and first base lines from back
Of home plate. Underneath the grand
stand rooms will be provided for
shower baths and lockers for the
clothing and effects OF the ball play
ers. A row Of box seats separated
from the stand by an iron railing
and a small passage will also be con-
structed. The roof viii be OF tile II
is estimated that the total cost OF the
stand will be approximately $4,000
City Would Make Money.
Mr.. Woods told mayor Davis and al
derman Griffith that the city. he
thought, would derive at least $1,000
year from the park, as a percentage Of
receipts taken in
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-11
LABOR COUNCIL
RAPS BURLESON
May Demand Removal For
Refusal To Recognize
Labor Organizations.

{ At the regular fortnightly meeting
Of the Central Labor council Monday
night. that body appointed another
committee TO take a rap" at postmas-
ter general Burleson on account Of his
E persistent refusal 10 recognize the
organization Of Postal. telephone and
telegraph employees The committee
is expected to submit resolutions not
only condemning that officials action.
but demanding his resignation or dis
charge.
The council is to give a ball next
Saturday night at Liberty hall for the
purpose Of raising funds to help pay
vention OF the state federation OF Ia
Dor at Beaumont on Nay Is
Discuss "a Hour Law.
Some criticism was made on the re-
ported defeat OF the 81 hour law re-
gardlng women workers By the con-
struction put upon the law by the
county court OF FL Paso county II
was claimed that the court charged
the jury that IN cases involving excess
Of the 81 hours a week II the woman
worker was not actually employed,
merely subject 70 call like waitress
might be when she could sit down and
crochet, that time should not be in
cluded In computing the 81 hours
week W. r Welsh. Of the carpen-
ters' union. was appointed TO investi-
gate this charge and find out what IS
the law on this point. even to asking
the county Judge therefor.
Letters and kilograms from state
senator r II. Dudley and representa-
tives Adrian Pool and r z. Thomson
were read. regarding the support OF
house bill No. "A. which provides for
the support Of the state labor depart
ment and Increasing the forces and
remuneration. All three members OF
the legislature from this county have
expressed themselves in favor OF the
measure.
Claim Traffic Ordinance Violated
The charge was made that the auto
mobile drivers are violating traffic or
dinances regarding the passing OF
street cars when passengers are leav-
ing or getting on the latter. thus en-
dangering life. Specific charges were
made. Alderman W. T. Griffith. who
is a vice president Of the Central La
Dor council, asked 10 have the matter
handed over 10 him and as a member
OF the city council he would take the
matter up with the chief o. police and
have the ordinances regarding traffic
more strictly enforced
All members Of the council were
urged 20 be on hand at the meeting
next Monday night when the Fl Paso
labor congress viii probably take def
mite action on the matter OF propos-
ing candidates for the city board OF
education at the approaching election.