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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-29
CHIEF
QUITS REBELS

statement issued last night by Gen.
Juan. Barragan, chief Of the presi-
Dental staff.
The statement quotes a dispatch
from Gen Pablo QuirOga. chief OF
operations in Chihuahua. stating that
/ emissaries were sent to him BY Gen.
l Samaniego, who is commanding So
nora forces defending Pulpito pass.
I the vital gateway from Chihuahua to
Sonora
Announcement is made BY the war
I department Of two new departments
l for military operations The first
has been named the eastern depart
ment and includes the states OF
Puebla and Veracruz and the Isthmus
I Of Tehuantepec and has been placed
under the command Of Cen Candida
Z Aguilar- The other is called the VAL
ley Of Mexico department, and Gen.
] Francisco Murguia. who has been re-
called from Tampico, has been placed
! in command
Montes Given n Command.
Gen. Frederico Monies. who was in
charge Of the presidential campaign
Of 4gnacia Bonillas. former Mexican
ambassador TO the United States and
who has been under leave Of absence
as governor OF the state OF Guiana
1uato. is reported to have been named
military commander for the states or
Guanajuato. Aguas Cahentes and
Michoacan.
In connection with Gen. Monies
reported Withdrawal from politics, the
HeraldO de Mexico publishes a rumor
which has been current several days.
that BOnillas is about TO withdraw
his candidacy and proffer his ser
vices 10 the government
May Put Off Elections.
Leon Salinas, who recently resigned
as minister OF commerce and industry
for the purpose OF seeking election
as senator from the state OF Morales
retook the oath Tuesday as a cabinet
member and has resumed his former
post
This is considered an indication that
a postpOnemeut Of the presid entail
election, fixed for July 4. is probable
Predicts Revolt in Juarez.
Aqua Prieta- Sonora, April %
President CarranZa's steel ring"
which IL was announced from Mexico
City. he intended placing about revo-
lutiOnary Sonora appears 10 be
broken. for part OF IL IS said to have
Joined the revolution.
In Chihuahua approximately 1000
Carranza troops have revOlted. &C
cording TO an estimate made BY Gen.
p. Elias Gales, rebel commander IN
the northwest These troops have
already been in battle with loyal fed
eral troops. Gales said today He SAID I
he had full confirmation OF the re-
volt Of the 1000. and OF the fighting. E
which was declared favorable to the I
revolutionists.
The Chihuahua situation has as
sured the SOnOrans their state viii I
not be invaded says Gen. Gales.
Gen. Gales said he expected Juarez !
to join the revolt MeIicans here 4
called attention to a Mexican belief ]
TO the effect that he who takes /
Juarez, takes Mexico"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-29
ARIZONA ELECTORS TO VOTE
ON TEACHERS SALARY RAISE
At The

has been reached TO present TO the
electors in November an initiated bill
raising the salaries OF Arizona teach
ers- There is to be a minimum an
nual salary Of $500. graded up to
$500. for teachers who have had 80
months experience The experience
qualification viii date from July J.
1921. and the act shall not apply to
parochial or private schools
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-29
PECOS VALLEY FARMERS
AWAIT WARMER WEATHER

Pecos. Tex. April 29.-Pecos valley
farmers are awaiting the arrival OF
warmer weather before planting
their crops for the spring season All
fields around Pecos In the irrigation
districts along the PecOs river and
in the areas around Balmorhea in
the Toyah creek valley have been
narrowed and are ready for plant
ing. but the majority Of farmers are
awaiting further assurance that
there viii be no cool weather from
now on that could damage their
crops
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-29
INsTAL PHoENIx ,IAYOR.

Phoenix. Ariz.. April 29.-Willis H
Plunkett viii be installed as mayor
Of Phoenix at a special meeting Of
the city commission next Saturday
morning. It was announced today. At
the same time c. W. Barnett and J. A.
r Irvine viii be installed as city
commissioners
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-29
75c Haircut
Looms In More
PayTOBarbe1S

Chicago, Ill, April %. - Chicago
haircuts may go to Is cents when a
new wage scale for journeyman bar
bers becomes effective Monday. Mas
ter BARRIERS in II union shops had de-
cided today TO charge rs cents. but
others were undecided.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-29
100000 Romanoff Gems
Being Brought to u. S.

Paris, France, April 29.-Adolph
Zukor is en- route TO New York carry
ing a pearl necklace valued at :. 00O, 900
francs (normally 100000, and be-
lieved 70 have been formerly owned
by one Of the murdered Romanoff
princesses-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-29
REPORTs IS APPLICATIONS.

There were 545 applications for
work at the city employment bureau
during the week, according to J. =
Fraser's report to the mayor and
council Thursday morning Day po-
sitious for $40 women were obtained,
and IS laborers were placed Two e1-
snldiarE Mere given Jobs.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-29


The state Of Texas. To the Sheriff or any
Constable OF Fl Paso County. Greetinss
You are hereby commanded that b. pub
lc1rol Of this Writ for at least once q
week for the period o. 10 days in a
newspaper OF general circulation. which
has been continuously and regularly pub
lished for the period Of not less than one
year In the County o. FL Paso. you give
due notice TO AL persons interested in the
estate Of Grace Michel Reed Doris. de-
ceased Know Te- That Irene Michel
MaTfleid has filed In the County Court CT
Il Paso County. an application FOR the
probate o. the VIII OF Grace Michel Reed
DORIS deceased. and for letters tesla
mentarT thereof (Which viii IS Herewith
tledl, a. the next regular term Of the
County Court o. Fl Paso County. Texas
90 Be- begun and holden on the first Non
day in Nay. A %. 1890 liz being the srd
day Of said month";. al the Courthouse
which time all persons interested in said
estate may appear and contest said ap-
plication. Z they see proper to do 50.
Given under my had and seal Of said
Court az my office in the city OF Fl Paso.
this 22d day CT April A. d. 1854
". D. GREET
LsEALl CLERK. County Court
BY C. Amanda. Deputy.
Issued this ed day o. April A. p. 1880.
W y GREET.
CLERK. County Court
BY c. Aranda. Deputy
7 Hereby Certify That the above and
foregoing Is true and correct copy Of tho
original citation now o. NY hands
SETH b ORNDORFE. sheriff
BY p z Bryant, Deputy
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-29

charged with a felony known as mis-
branding. which accusation he al
legged had injured his credit and rep
utation to the extent OF $4,000, VIII
liam Adolph Evans yesterday filed
suit in the superior court against
sheriff Ne1 Greenleaf. Of Yuma
county. charElnE false imprisonment
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-29
Personals

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I WOULD ike 70 communicate with J. d.
Vincent, formerly at IT Apache. ARK.
Herman Transfer Co.
NIILLINERY-3fme. segaL sos y. kan
saE New hats made, old hats renovated.
millinery supplies sold.
RHEUMATIC sUFFERERs-I want your
address Il you want 20 be cured. P. o. Box
SIS. wichita Falls Tex
OUR long SUIT IS cleaning and press
ing your suits % your delight aides and
gents hats renovated 10 perfection. prices
reasonable. Cleanweu Hatters and Tall
ors. 4e5 n Oregon. Phi 115o-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-29

JUDGE sUsPENDs SENTENCE
OE DECOR ATInN WEARE

Phoenix. Ariz-. April 2s-Edward ID.
Miller entered a plea Of guilty TO a
charge OF speeding when he was
brought into police court yesterday.
but after imposing a fine OF $40. po-
lice judge Thomas noticed a croix de
guerre on Miller's breast and sus-
pended the sentence
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-29
ExcLusiDe Resort Planned
for Rich AborigineS

COLORADO RINGS, Colo,
April $50, the Red Man is
weary Of stuffy hotel rooms
while enjoying a summers outing
in the shadow OF Pixies Peak. and
in response to many requests local
authorities have set aside a plot
around Austin's Bluff. near here.
which hundreds Of Usage Indians,
become wealthy from development
Of their Oklahoma oil lands. will
have for their exclusive use the
coming season.
IN their high price motor cars.
but still wearing the multicolored
blankets Of other days, the IN
dians with heap big wampum" can
cavort in the open countryside TO
their hearts content.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-29
FEDERAL FORCES AGAIN
CONTROL CHIHUAHUA CITY

brought by Gen. Santiago from Maya
rlt- he is asking for loans from the
civil population, IL is stated, and is
confiscating staples. The rural dis
ing Gen Flores and are furnishing
MIN with supplies and recruits.
other Commanders Flop.
Other generals who are named as
lists with their entire forces are Gen.
Salvador Gonzales, commanding the
troops at Materhuelo. san Luis Po-
rost and r. Lupez. stationed at Ur-
forces with Gen. o. Rubi0. Continu-
ing, the message says.
Gen g. Rubelo, federal commander,
was relieved OF his command for
failure 70 control troops that went
over 10 Gen Hill at Cuernavaca-
Gen Candida Aguilar, after fall
ing in his commission in Chihuahua
and afterwards at NueVo Leon and
Iamauipas, has been named COM
mander in the state Of Guerrero. the
stronghold Of Gen. Hill.
Gen Flores advises that American
merchants may send their wares
without any fear Of hindrance by his
forces He says that Mazatlan viii
''Tampico IS being surrounded by
the forces Of Gomez and Palaez. Alata-
moros Is in a precarious condition"
Ortiz Back From PfersOu.
Andres Ortiz, candidate for COVER
nor OF the state OF chihuahua, arrived
in FL Paso Wednesday morning from
Pierson- He stated that all IS quiet
along the line OF the North Western
railroad He viii be in FL Paso sew
eraI days. he said. after which he
expects TO return TO Chihuahua City.
Nr. Ortiz said he had a great re-
ception at Casas Grandas and Pier
son. and had found the people Of all
classes very cordial towards his can
didacy-
When asked concerning the rumor
that Ignaeio Enriquez. his rival can
didate for governor. had been killed
in the fighting at Chihuahua City last
Tuesday, he stated that he was sat
isfied the report was not true
Revolt In NueTO Leon.
Felix and Absalon LOzanO. federal
commanders in Nuevo Leon have re-
volted against Carranza. according TO
advices received in FL Paso Thursday
by representatives Of the Sonora gov
eminent The garrisons Of Linares.
Montemorelos. GaIeans, Teran. Ra-
mones. Caderyta. and Aliende. are
said to have followed their COM
manders in revolt.
Governor Santos wired president
Carrauza for more troops. fearing an
attack on Monterrey. the state capital
President Carranza called Gen.
Pablo Gonzales to the Chapultepec
AAAeAAAaANA A0A q NAMAEAEAE alEQLAlLA
to this report. and is said TO have
replied that If it was the president
who ordered he would obey. but that
If It was Venustiano Carranza. he had
nothing to do with him
Conference With Carranza.
Gen Gonzales Is reported finally to
have had a conference with president
Carranza and members Of his cabinet,
and was requested by the president 10
retire from the political race and take
the field against the revolutionists.
Gonzales is said to have replied that
he would, If Carranza would relin-
quish the presidency and permit the
election Of some one agreeable TO all
contending parties. and then leave the
country.
Cen Dieguez is said TO be in Guada-
la1ara- suffering from a severe attack
Of the govt. and that there is no in
dicarion that he viii move his army
against the Sonora revolutionists.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-29

SUES YUMA SHERIFF..
Phoenix Ariz-. April 29--Declaring
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-29
Puzzle Pictures
~ WALTER WELLMAN.

TWISTED PROVERB.
CHANGE one letter in each Of the
l words on the blackboard. Then re-
arrange the new words TO form a
well known proverb-
ANSWER TO YESTERDAYS PUZZLE
Athens, Ca, and Aurora Ill
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AmenaS
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-29

brought by Gen Santiago from Maya
rit- He is asking for loans from the
civil population, IL is stated. and Is
confiscating staples. The rural dis
tricts are said 10 be solidly support
ing Gen Flores and are furnishing
him with supplies and recruits.
nfher Goun Errnw
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-29

H0SE1 IoSSf6 q ~ ~, SiSSSS.
automobiles. diamonds. valuahles. other
coHatsrals Newton. Eos z. Overland
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-12-01
SMALL HOTELS
TOCLOSE DOORS

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NOTED LECTURER AT
BOwDON DEC.

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WNSl0vv

Mrs. Ers- 4 Smith r@cenrFv e.
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and Il student al Es4bv r1Efeze and
Miss Nellie Richardson Of Fair16sf.
aIso Miss Cara wye
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Archie and Alec scrs Of 1[r. and
Mrs A1sei Booker ara nrr1v1rS
from their fflnsss-
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returned home After passing = -eek
with Mr. and Mrs GeGrye Martin
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guest q relatives II tgwn
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WASHINGTON
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