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Tombstone epitaph., 1919-09-07
GUS HOlSTEN. PIONEER
 PROSPECTOR IN REGION
 FINDS FIHAL DISCOVERY

Old Gus HolstGn Of the Fapagc mining district is dead. and has been buried in the district he made his home for the last fifty years. lis body vas found in his camp, last Saturday. It was evident that he had been dead several days. The remains were buried in his old camp, near the fluorspar ou.crCpping that was his last fad in the district. So far as the oldest inner knew ysster day. he had no relatiyes in tbis country or Sweden frcm whi h Ee came
 old Gus was about seysEtyfiye years old. He had been d lroSpeCtor from youth in the west and in Mexico finally going to the Papago district about half a ocatury ago. He located the Old Banner and the OE'SIHdi oiyIhpid Hlhths proper litS e the district and worked CT 5l the old properIes there which ct ,ato Lave attained oc:.ai'e-ah'e local rep utation by reacor e he rich ore shipped to TUcscn lie soid many of the claims that were worked by various companies and received enough to keep him in his old ag..
 His last sale. the flourite prospect. was sold to w. w Carpenter and Beye and Williams about a year ago and was worked for about sis months. The property came back ;o him shortly after the end Of the war. Since then Old Gus lived in his camp 2djoining the property. It is believed he was alone when he died
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-09-07
STATE CLOSES CON-
 TRACT FOR CEMENT

PHOENIX. Sept 2.-Breakins ,he backbone c. high prices for ceneat The state highway depar;men; has awarded the Southwestern Por:lana Cement company of Fl Paso the con. ;IAct for supplying 200G9 barrels al q cos; to the state of s2.si 1-3 per bar Tel. This figure is only nine per cent higher than the prices charged l. 1914 and is i5 cents lower than ,eaea; has been selling for some time.
 The awarding Of the contract IS s.gI.Ican; in that il represents the oltcume of close bidding on lively competition befween several concerns cf he Pacific coast and Texas.
 The comparatively low price is re sarded by the state engineering de- p4r:mea; as especially advantageous tecaEse of the fac: that all other road materials have increased tremen- dOusly of late As an example bitu- h;hic asphalt has been cited as hay ing advanced from sl650 per ton 10 s3050 per ton during the last five years
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-09-07
rESpLE URGED TO TAKE
 ADVANTAGE OF UNIVERSITY
.Continued from rage n

of Arizona to devote at leas; ore sermon on that day to the cause Q; college education. And l would respectfully remind clsrgymen iha; the great cause which they especially represent. TO less than the secular affairs of life. depends in grea, measure upon higher education. Just ION the financial rewards seem 10 go in disaproportionate measure to brawn and muscle. but We are pas Fl. 2 out of ihe era Of brute strength which we have fought in 3 winning war 10 end, ana we are entering ili- ;5 .l era when Knowledge and train ed intelligence and right conduct are 10 De oI increasing influence among men and nations. The church and college are proper partners in pre- 9a-.Ig iyr the Lew era
 Our own ssa;e supports uniyer- -..y wi:h colleges of agriculture. -..ss and engineering and letters. IFS and sciences, and would urge "a of this excellent and growing in s;.;u;ion for the training of their sons and 6aunhters
 Now therefore, by virtue of th5 authority vested in me by law. have Ae.s Iato se; ny hand anu c2cs e the grea; seal oi the tsate of Arizona ;o ne affixed
 Done al Phoenix. the capitol, this 5.a day Of september. 1919.
 THOMAS E. CAMPBELL, Attest: Governor
 MlTT SIMMS.
 Secretary Of State
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-09-07
SLAYER OF GAMBLER CREME
 STARTS TERM AT FLORENCE

PhoENtN Sept. 2.-Nick Regis is in the state prison at Florence to spend the remainder of his life be it long or short. He was taken down yesterday by Sheriff Montgomery. armed over 10 the prison authorities "muggei" and numbered.
 Reglis is the man who confessed to having shot and killed Harry Creme, he motive being robbery. pure and simple. His bloody shirt. the gun an l cartridges where he had buried then: in a canal bank and the wire he had intended 10 use to fasten Creme in ant prevent pursui: after Ee had held hin up. all were discovered. and corrobo-- a'ej his story to the last detail.
 Tt .s unfortunate" said friend Of Harry Creme yesterday, that any hing was ever published = '-''~-t ta t4iAt AHtAN IllSut ot q NNA4aA .ANN.'N E bea.nd the shooting. donb!y unfoE:Ia- a:e new that il has been proven tha; robbery was Ire motive back ot ,he crime.
 "I knew Harry Creme well. knew lis habits of living. and knew well tha: there was no woman motive back Of ;he murder Creme was an open-hear;- cd fellow. a.ways ready to help anyone Nho was n hard luck There are hundreds O: peOp.e in Phoenix whom ae has osfr.eaded, many owe him money tha- Ni.i never be paid Wh!r ] have TO admiration for his busine s Harry was fine felloy personally, a-d MI missed by aN who kne.> L:r, wc.i.'
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-09-07
HEARING ON AUTO TRANSpOR-
 EATON HELD THIS MONTH

PHOENIX. Sept. S.-For the pur- pose O; placing in full operation the new state auto transportation law, publis hearing will be held at Tucson some time this month by the Arizona corporation commission. At this hearing the commission will de- eide to what concerns certificates of convenience and necessity shall be issued
 n a recent hearing the question of passenger transportation between Tucson and Nogales was threshed out. but tn. swas Lut a small begin ming of the big problem before the . clniss !oneIs. they state. There are several other passenger lines out of Tucson. and a large number oi oper- a:crs engaged in the freight hauling business. In addition ail operators Of for-hire cars wiIl have 10 make an ap- pearance 10 show why they should be granted permits to operate.
 The Tucson hearing is planned as among the first of a series to be held , a, various points covering the en- tire state When the new law went into effect the commission was com pelied 10 issue a blanket order au- |, .ho-i-ing al lines then in operation 10 continue until the commission could more fully investigate the sit' ualion in each locality. 4 rush of work in the investment: and other | departments of the commission com b!ned with the absence of one of the members during the whole of las. : n7a . hss prevented the commission from acting sooner in this important matter. i: is stated, but during the , present month. il has been de;ermir. { d b take up the work Of issuing per. .nanent certificates.
 Under the terms Of the commis s!on's general order all concerns opc- a;ing auto sage and :or-h;re lines as well as all operators Of freight lines were required to file an application with the commission. together with a schedule of rates Mcst Of the lines handling passengers have compiled
 but 80 per cent of the freight opera .o-s have neglected to file the.r appli
 cations. with the result that they stand in danger Of being thrown ou' of business when he commission
 starts 70 Issuing the permanent cerJi
 hcates.
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-09-07
CAPITOL ANNEX ALMOST
 READY FOR OCCUPANTS

PHOENIX, Sept. S.-Linoleum is now being laid on the ground floor Of the new capitol annex prepara- tory to occupancy by the attorney general and his staff. The other rooms will be made ready for occu- pancy as fast as possible with the prospect that they will be ready with in the next 90 days.
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-09-07
WiNSloW MAN NAMED
 SECRETARY OF PRISON

WlNSLOW, Sept. 2.-N. T. Roach. who has been collector for the water company and electric light company here for the past several years, has secured a nice promotion, having been appointed by Governor Campbell as secretary to the state prison at Flor ence. Mir. and Mrs. Roach will leave here Saturday to make their future home in Florence.
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-09-07
BOYS TO RETURN
TO FORT GRANT

PHOENIX, Sept. 6.-Arrangements are being made to secure the return to the state industrial school at Fort Grant of two lads picked up in Los Angeles. on a charge of grand lar ceny and perjury. Benjamin Gar cia and William White are their names. Garcia escaped from the school some months ago and White is alleged to have broken his parole
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-09-07

WE ARE EQUIPPED TO DO THAT JOB OF PRINTING FOR YOU
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-07
BIG RAIN IN WICHITA
PRODUCTION EXTENDING

Wichita Falls. Tex June 7.-One OF
the severest rain, hail and wind stoms
IN years visited the entire section here
last night and IS delaying progress in
oil developments. The roads are
again impossible, after a week Of
comparative dryness- However sew
eraI wells have been developed in the
past week
The Stanley Langford and Sche-
nault wells are flowing 1850 barrels
The American OIL and Refining Co
has completed It's No I well, which is
lowing better than 1000 barrels
Franklin d Stanley well is flowing
better than 1890 barrels
The Summit Petroleum well is
maintaining its initial flow Of 22oo
barrels. This well is the offset TO the
Silver Cycle, largely owned By FL
PasO investors
The Silver Cycle wen is being
watched with considerabl interest
owing TO its location, and is expected
to be one OF the large producers Of
the field
me new pool is developing north
and west and wells coming in are
maintaining uniformly large produc-
tious. IL is believed that the new
field viii be among the largest, If not
the largest, ia the United states
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-07
To Drill For
Oil And Gas
AbOUe Ell PaSO
Local People Form $3.50
900 Company to Sink on
Land North of City.

Another oil wen is to be sunk near
FL Paso.
Already the machinery is being set
for the white we'll" north OF the
cement plant; the contract has been
let for the Hueco Basin well and
now third local company comes into
the field with plans to drill
The third company is the Ell Paso-
Keystone oil and Gas Co. and IT'S Of
fcers propose to drill ten miles north
Of FL Paso, west Of the Franklin
mountains, for oil and gas
All the men are Ell Pasoans, except
one, Tnos. Taylor, Of Dallas, presi-
dent Of the Keystone Lease and Roy
atty syndicate. who is the organizer
and treasurer OF the new company.
The other officers are: DR.. Felix
p. Miller, president; judge r. B. Nc
Clintock. vice president; H. Everett
Long. secretary A. H Hughey. W.
s. Mccullough and Dr. T. J. Mccain
ant
The company is capitalized for
ss50000. with 1850 acres Of land as
its holdings.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-07

lDUCCINrS opera. Bohemia more
1 generally known by its Frenen
little. ia Boheme." was given at the
Texas Grand theater, Friday evening
lby the italian Grand Opera company
now visiting Ell Paso.
Il was good opportunity Of judg
ing the work Of this company; and,
judging by last nights performance.
I IL merits the interest Of every lover OF
I high class music. It is a rare oppor-
tunity Of hearing several OF the most
{ interesting grand operas given By a
group Of singefs who are equal TO Civ
ing them an adequate and satisfactory
rendition. In my opinion every stu
dent Of music iu this city should at
, tend one or more Of these perform
ances.
Friday evenings opera exhibited the
touching contrast between the gay.
happy. care free life OF the bohemian
artist quarter Of Paris. and the
tragedy which came TO the devoted
band OF friends in the Illness and
death OF Mimi The various parts
were taken so we'll and with such
sincere and earnest acting. as to sus-
tain the Illusion and carry The story
through TO its impressive ending with
beautiful effect
An the principals have good voices
and some Of the singing produced de-
lightful musical effects Especially ap-
preciated by the audience was the
fusetta waltz. I'm the second act sung
by Tina Paggi in charming style and
beautiful quality Of voice. The cli-
max Of musical interest was in the
quartet at the close o. the third act
hich was rendered with well bal
anced voices and animated action
Throughout the entire opera, the
voice Of Arturo Mondragou. in the
part Of Marcello. stood out rs one Of
the most beautiful in the company. No
doubt be viii be heard in larger parts.
during the week giving bis voice
greater opportunity.
The singing and acting Of the two
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-07
IT SAVED my
LIFE SAYS
MISS M0BLEY
Declares she improved so.
much taking Tanlac that
friends hardly know her.

II actually believe Tanlac saved my
NE and 7 am now as wel and happy
as can be-" said Miss Eula Aobley.
1886 high street Memphis. Tenn
Il suffered from an awful stomach
trouble she continued. "and after
being operated on I went down faster
than ever 7 lost my appetite could
hardly retain thing 7 had eaten. /
had terrible pains through my side
stomach and back. suffered with
splitting headaches and was so nery-
Gus 7 could hardly sleep I zen or
20 a shadow and was so weak never
felr like MOVING around.
II gained fifteen pounds on my
first three bottles OF Ianlac, eat
lnvthinz 7 want noT. and nothing
hurts me ar all 7 am not nervous
bit and sleep Ike q child NY i'm
nrovement has been SO wonderful
Thar some Of NY friends actually
7idn-t racognize me when they saw
me recently Indeed. 7 feel so wei
and strong that have secured DO
5ition and am Eoing to work.
Tan1ac IS sold in Fl Paso bv Kelly
e Pollard and by the leading drug
zists 81 practically every citv- town
7uf viliaEe In Amerlra---AdV-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-07
ADJUSTMENTS


Fanny ward. in The Cry OF the
weak will be featured again today At
the Unique.
OF rs finest examples Of continuous
suspense. K IS a film Of high enter
tainment value
The story. by Ouida Bergeres lends
itself peculiarly well 70 adaptation as
the time consumed in running OF the
five reels is just about the time u
would take for the events 20 occur
ia real life This gives a single stu
alton. after a few preliminary scenes
at the beginning. IN which the afllon
continues without break almost % the
close Ii Is a gripping compelling
series Of Incidents, spleudldly enacted
BIZ four principals. headed By Fannie
Ward. who does some OF the best emo
tional acting she has accomplished for
the screen
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-07
4 Wonderful Music
instrument In NeweSt
Confectionery Shop Here

r. Pappas and w Sasten, the pro-
prietors OF the new Chocolate shop
on Texas street are receiving the con
gratulations Of their friends and the
public generally upon the magnificent
appointments Of their new place, as
wei as upon their service
The Chocolate shop has jumped
into immediate favor and has been
filled with people since opening this
week. One Of the main attractions is
the wonderful Violin Nirtuoso," a
machine that gives a perfect rendi-
ton Of violin selections
The entire shop" is furnished with
mahogany The tables have onyx
tops. the legs OF the tables and the
backs and legs OF the chair niclile
plated.
Booths in mahogany are located
about the sides OF the rear Of the
store in a most attractive. comfort
able manner
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-07


principal singers. Beatriz Pizorni and
Inns De Iharguen. in the parts OF Mimi
and Rodolfo, was very beautiful and
Impressive. They were thoroughly
equal to their important parts, and
their work alone would have made
the performance a success
Too much cannot be said in praise Of
the orchestra Though small in NUM-
Der for grand opera work. the play
ers did their part extremely well
playing the difficult music with won
dertul accuracy and excellent tone
quality As much cannot be said OF
the chorus. which left much to be de-
sired in quality OF vocal tone and was
ont Of time once FL the second act.
Ignacio del Castillo. the conductor. de-
served much praiss for his complete
mastery Of the score and the precision
with which he carried through the
difficult performance.
The audience was very appreciatfFe.
but there were many vacant seats.
which should be filled AT the subse-
quent performances. to encourage this
eood company 70 often visit Fl Paso
ana give us the opportunity Of hear
ing these delightful operas
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-07
Fifth Cavalry Band viii
GiUe Concert At Fori

The Fifth Cavalry band viii rencer
the following program a. o'clock
Sunday evening at Fort Bliss.
1larch--Colossus Of c0lum1lt' --.-
..- .---.-- tAleNanderl
Overture-''The Well Of Love" .-.--
----------....--- lbal1el
fFirst timel
Duet for Cornet and Baritone
Loves Declaration -----.--- kesel
Performed by 1iusieilns' Couture and
Novak
Excerpts from the Comic Opera
The Wizard OF the Nile
...----. ------.-- lherperll
Two Ragtime spasms-
(al Red. White and Blues ---
---- (Barnhousel
Cb) Knockout DROPS (klickma m ,
Grand Fantasia-.Creme de Ia
creme l.. jam ?
Galop de lnfernal ---.,--
fKeler-Belal
fa) Choir OF Internal Spirits
90 Combat Of the Furles-
Ccl Dance Of the Devils.
Id Midnight.
fel Reception to Pluto
Henry Fleck. assistant Dandlealer'
win direct the program
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-07

Alice Joyce is appearing at the FL
lanay theater today for the last and
final showing fin Fitagraph's wonder
ful seven reel success. The Third De-
gree
For the past three days this picture
Z has increased appreciarive audiences
at the ElIanay theater, and many have
voluntarily expressed themselves as Of
the opinion that this IS one OF the
greatest pictures that has ever been
shown IN FL Paso.
1t should be remembered that The
Third DegreeeF cannot be seen after
today.
Tomorrow the Ellanay theater pre-
I sants Big Bill Russell IN his newest
cyclouic melodrama with laughs,
. some Liar"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-07

There viii be two complete bills
shown at the WigWam today IN order
70 make room tomorrow for the sea-
sons big events. The Heart OF HUI
manitv"
This win be the program from Il
a. m 20 6 p M: Eddie Polo, IN -Cy-
clone smith thriller. complete in two
reels, Mutt and Jeff; harold lloyd ia
a Rolin comedy; Hearst News. and
Strand comedy.
The night show which viii run from
o. 70. TO II 2. m viii include Billy
West in The Chauffeur" a brand
new comedy: Charlie Chaplin in a
keystone Reissue. ''Vod-a-Vil movies"
and a Christie cnmedy
Tomorrow IS the big event. Heart
Of Humanity" at the Wigwam-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-07
Fire AtBig Gas We'll
FnalLu Extinguished

Bakersfield. Calf. June Fire at
a STANDARD OIL Co gas well in the Elk
Hills district. % miles southeast Of
here, which has been burning fiercely
for four days. was smothered late
Friday with steam. The well produced
25,000.O0 cubic feet Of gas daily and
the fire made a torch $50 feet high.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-07

VIII not arrive, and we are showing
in its place a beautiful romantic story
OF the picturesque Aztecs- In this big
Duncan stopped over with the people
feature the players are william s
art. Dorothy Dalton and Enid Mar
key.
Tomorrow. Norman Talmadgs Wu
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-07
SOME GOOD Owes
IN THESE REELS
Picture Houses of FL Paso
Announce Their Weeks
Feature Offerings.

Sunday is the last day OF Mickey"
the feature picture AT the Crawford
theater.
Various picture theaters in FL PasO
nave booked some extra good offer
Iings for the coming week Following
are the programs
Wigwam's Program.
I sunday. Monday and Tuesday
Heart Of Humanity, big feature
Wednesday and THURSDAY
( Rhodes in The Lamb and the Lion"
Friday-A new Sunshine. "NirruouE
Husbands" an L-ko comedy and IN
Iternati0nal News
At the AIhambra-
Sunday, Monday and sIuesdag-- ne
New Moon" with Norma Ialmadge
Wednesday and Thursday-"Phn
for short with June Elvidge star
Friday and Saturday--PuttinE It
OreR.v featuring Bryant Washourn.
Attractions ut the Bijou.
Sunday-Gladys Brockwel in her
new William Fox feature. The Dl-
4rorce Trap" also sunshine COMEDY,
"A Milk Fed Namp
Monday and Tuesday ~ Pauline
} Frederick in a picturatio or Slgue
Fftch's The Woman in the case
wednesday and Thursdav-Allce
Brady in the select feature. The In
destructible Wife," also The Current
Events Reel"
Friday and Saturday--..Ihe new to1
stars. Albert Ray and Elinor Fair. IN
words and Music" a sunshine COM
edv. His Smashing Career" VIII be
the added attraction
EUarav Attractions
Sunday and Monday SPEEDY bill
Russell in Some Liar"
Tuesdav. Wednesday and Ihursaay
.-Corinne Griffith IN society drama
'sThin Ice"
Friday and saturday-AIargari,ta
Fisher in vivacious. romantic comedy
Charge II 70 Ne"
G-ecinn Theater-
Sundav=New Big Y comedy ares
and Fafr Ones also new western and
weekly.
Monday and Tuesdav-Louis Benni-
son Ia co1dWyu's drama OF the west,
H7-he Poad Called STRAIGHT
Tefnesdqv- Thursdav anH Frla -
Dorothy Dalton as a dance han glrl
iu aThe LADY FROM Red Butte
Safur7ay-NeVv Big Y cone7v VII
Iots Of girls. ''r0otsies and Tamales-
At the TTnf@ue.
7ro-7a- and Tre-daw - Douglas
Fai-f'9ulzS ia 'The N@trimauiar
Wednesday and 7aT--1rrlfny
vTahran in 'aThe American AdTen-
Fridav AMI saturdav-T.aah Baird
end an all star cast ia -As Nan
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-07

r-aaarrarf II fne Majestic Inc IITaI
show. .sEI Paso to Paris tells ne
story Of two Americans IN Paris toI
s1,a rlu--ose ~ marrying the dauehter
~ one n the nephew OF the other
Resides Bud the cast includes Pert
Herbert. rube comedian Hoyr
Smvthe. Louis st. Pierre MARY Jane
Rror. recently with the CIV Soldier
Girl" company. Polly Anna Dare an
futernerrfre dancer. Funice Hughes,
one OF the ORIGINAL keystone bath
ing girls. Gene De Leon. and "the
American beauty girls
The pictures for the week are sun
day and Monday. High Stakes,
featuring J. Barney Sherry Tuesday
and Wednesday. Society For sale"
starring VIM. Desmond. and Thurs
CAY and Friday, Belle Bennett IN 'the
Lonely Woman"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-07
{" Bud Duncan and His
Combanu At the MaiesLic

Lanaeer Geo DIcElnson has g
cured Bud" Duncan OF the moving
picture team Of Ham and Bud Vho
was touring from coast TO coast, rest
Ing after a strenuous season making
movies. for the Majestic theater-
be had with him. for a limited enc
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-07
GOOD WELLNEiR
FL PA50 DUKE
Army Officers Delighted at
Dublin News; Drilling
Starts for Them.

col r. w. clover and Col John
Pullman o. the district commanders
office. were in a high state Of jubiia-
ton Saturday as result OF the toll
lowing telegram. which came early in
The day
Dublin. Texas, June T.-Echols
well. Of the Magnolia Petroleum &C..
haIf mile southwest OF Desdemona
came in yesterday afternoon for 5000
barrels
This wei is just 600 yards from the
FL Paso Duke oil CO. property. the
company organized by the two Officers
Incidentally, the JOY Of the two Of
Ecers was further enhanced by tele-
gram that drilling started Saturday
IN their we'll
Col Glover is the president Of the
company and Col Pullman is secre-
Any treasurer.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-07

he here IN The New Moon q Dlay
that Is heraided as the biggest and
strongest drama I'm which this favored
actress has ever been seer
HOT AND COLD running water 70
every room-HoteI LuuEhlin, Phi Ziss.
Adv
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-07

An unusuaIIT attractITe bII D OF
fered at the GTecian theater for show
ing today only
Mack Seunett's sensational smile
show. East Lynn With Variations"
heads the list Of excellent subjects
that VIII be shown today
Fatty Arhuckle Isl again with Us in
Fatty and the Bathing Girls" and
Ann Little viii be seen in a two reel
Western melodrama, The Canyon
Mystery"
This entire bin IS being shown at
the Grecian theater at popular prices
adults. Is cents. children. s cents.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-07

Hotel LaushIIn makes a deughtrui
summer home for the business man
Phone 2fS3.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-07

a large crowd collected at san An.
tonlo and Oregon streets about 1913
o'clock Saturday morning when some
gasoline which was left on the street
rear the curb caught fire The oia1e
Lil no damage.
COOL AND DELIGHTFUL in sum
mer-HoseI Lauehlin, Pm 28S3.-Adv-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-07

Owing TO the strike situation in the
east the program. formerly announced
FOR showing at the Alhambra today