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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-04
INDICTMENTS RETURNED
BY FEDERAL GRAND JURY

Carlos HelmuE, indicted on 81
counts by the federal grand jury IN
United States district court Monday,
was arraiEned in court Tuesday morn
inz and evidence was introduced 10
Tx his bond Judge Smith took the
case under udvisemenL
The charges included embeZzlemeut,
misapplication Of funds, making false
entry, abstracting and converting to
his own use moneys, FUNDS and
credits Of the First National bank.
Amounts Of money designated i'm the
alleged transactions were. s12.500,
$500, $4,000, $4,000. $4,000. $1,000. $3.50
s1275, $4,000. $500, $1,000, $500, $4,000,
$1,000. S30.6s.
Indictments for alleged violation Of
the anti-narcotic law were returned
against Wayne Miller Francisco
Gandara. Petra O'Campo, Cruz Fierro.
Leland Barnwell. Edward Mason. Mrs.
w. r Holt, stella Smiley, Lsonora
Jordan and Pedro J. GonZale-
Indictments for alleged violation Of
the immigration act we're returned
against Henry and James Young.
Other indictments were returned
against Earl Goodail. alleged 10 have
received BmugEled liquor. and Islado
Aguirre. alleged 70 have Illegally i'm
ported lquor
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-04
Bailey Fight Just Begun -MckeLs;
Fraud In Conventions Is Charged;
Says Texas Democracy Not BLuffed

nALLAS. Tex, May Jos. ". Bal
ley viii not withdraw from the
gubernatorial race. according to
Bailey's campaign manager, Luther
Nickels.
Nickels. in a long statement. says
the fight for sound" government has
just begun; that fraud and intimida-
ton were responsible for BaiIey's de-
feat in the precinct conventions and
that thousands OF persons who voted
against Bailey in the precinct conven-
tiOns viii vote for him in the July
primary.
Bailey VIII return to- Texas from
Washington in a few weeks after he
tries a few lawsuits, says Nlckels-
In his statement Nickels says the
hour and place Of many Of the con-
ventions were not announced
aOut Of one million voters in
Texas 100000 expressed them
selves in the precinct couven-
lions, all reports show, and Of
these a clear majority OF the men
endorsed our PLATFORM" says
'sBaiiey's candidacy for governor
was not involved In the convention
issue. Thousands OF persons who
voted against US Saturday VIII vote
for US in July. Let the politicians
understand now that their tainted
victory is short OF life. The Demo
crazy OF Texas IS not bluffed. bullied
nor browbeaten. Its expression win
be made in July free Of fraud and
intimidation"
pat Neff is now on the stump on
behalf OF his own candidacy. and r
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-04
Prohibition Issue Is Injected
Into The Wood-JohnSon Contest

NEW YORK. May Prohibition
IN has been injected into the Wood
John fight for the Republican
presidential nomination
Some monts ago. when one Of the
Johnson managers announced in
Z Trenton that the California senator
was planning a direct appeal 70 the
vets there came an angry, denial
from headquarters that Johnson was
catering 10 the liberals.
Cites Johnson's senate Record.
Later the secretary to congress-
man Hutchinson OF Trenton. " J., in
a statement, adduced a number Of
senate records Intended 70 prove that
Johnson had been long lined I'D on
the side Of the drys. the record show
ing that the Californian had voted
for the 18th amendment and FOR the
Nolstead prohibition enforcement act.
Then postmaster William letters,
OF Hackensack. ardent Wood booster.
IN an open letter 10 Johnson revived
the dry issue. asking the California
senator how he IAN ardent advocate
and supporter OF prohibition. could
logically beg for votes in New Ier-
sey. which IS not in favor Of prohibit
ton"
This broadslde by letters was fol-
lowed by a rain OF post cards. scat
tered literally throughout New Jer-
sey announcing that a vote for John
son was a vote for prohibition
The prohibition offensive By the
Wood men presupposes that the gen
eral Is opposed 20 the drys- 1t was
therefore natural that in retaliation
the johnson managers should reply
by flinging broadcast full page ad-
vertisements in local newspapers,
directing attention 10 the efforts in
Woods behalf in Indiana exerted by
J. Frank Hanly. dry candidate ip the
enrnuafgu OF 1915
William J Verdon. Republican
leader Of Hoboken, denying the
"Johnson-Prohibitio canard." began
telling the voters In six different sizes
OF type that the Wood managers
are neglecting to state that the
money from the Wood doughbag
which pays for these absurd and IN
founded lies about johnson comes
largely from the FUNDS contributed
by Col William Cooper Proctor"
Concerning Col Proctor Mr. Ferdon
continues.
sHe is the commanderinchief OF
Wood campaign forces. He IS one
OF the principal angels OF the Anti
Saloon league. Procter's Soap Trust
money went far in financing the
Anti saloon league and rendering &c
possible for that organization to i'm
pose prohibition on the people OF the
United States.
at is an absolute certainty that
william Cooper Proctor would never
be leading the Wood campaign IN
less he knew that Gen wood was
every bit as bone dry as Proctor him
self"
The johnson managers declare that
while governor OF California Hiram
Johnson stopped ali dry legislation
They rehearse the TACT that he
named a Viticultural commission for
the express purpose Of conserving
the wine interests OF the state.
one OF his first acts IN the SEN
ate, they point out, was % vote in
favor Of compromising liquor dealers
for their losses in the event that na-
tioual prohibition were enacted
They also call attention 20 senator
Johnsou's vote TO exempt beers and
light wines from the operation Of ma
tional prohibition. and that he voted
against the bill making the District
Of Columbia dry.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-04

IN COVE NTIlM

The Republican county convention
in the county courtroom at II o'clock,
Tuesday. was attended by represen-
tatives from every precinct The
meeting was called 70 order by F. B.
Stuart county chairman J. g. Nc
Grady was elected president OF the
convention, which unanimously
adopted a resolution recommending
TO congress the immediate enactment
OF bonus laws TO protect men in va
rious branches Of the United States
army and navy prior TO November II.
1915.
The following 10 delegates were
elected 70 attend the district conven-
tion which meets at Del Rio. Satur-
day, May s: F. Wells Brown, L. O.
Alexander, DR.. a ". waite, Don A.
Carpenter, J. G. 1fcGrady. S. Il Suth-
erland, l. A. Mitchell. A. F. FeEan. j.
G.. 1IcNary. F. B. Stuart. L L. Medler.
W H Case. L F. Laughborough, z
Z. Curtis. =. P. Fuller. O. Il Baum,
Max Walker. L S Stewart and Scott
White The delegates viii leave FRI
day afternoon in a special car on the
Southern Pacific They were in
structed TO work for the election Of
James 6. EcNary as delegate from
this district to the national Republi-
can convention TO be held IN Chicago
on June s.
me convention TOOK ND the matter
Of urging Republicans to make suE-
Eestions Immediately as 70 candi-
dates for county officers for the July
convention steps were also taken 10
organize a Republican club IN this
county and the following committee
was appointed 70 see 70 organization
plans and TO report at the June
meeting: E F. Curtis. r F. Camp
ton, C. C. Harding. Il r. Gamble and
". H Case.
Delegates to the state Republican
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-04
STATE NATIONALS CAPITAL
Is INCREASED TO $4,000

Rejecting the soundness and splen-
did progress of Ell PasO and the
southwest. the State National bank
has increased its capital stock to
$500, 900 10 which Is added a surplus
and undivided profits Of $4,000.
The change was made by issuing a
100 percent stock dividend 70 stock
holders and adding $4,000 10 the
capital account
The Oldest bank in the city and al
ways one OF the strongest has thus
put itself in position to be OF even
greater service 10 the community
than ever
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-04
HASN'T sPiped Him orr
ufnrha-rfo- Nv " r-o~1r-- .1,af--
OHNSON FACES SUPREME
TEST IN CALIFORNIA

OF Ogden and J. C. Lynch OF Salt
Lake The alternate delegates named
are Mrs Lilly Westerholm Of salt
Lake, MILFORD Day OF ParoWau. r T.
Burton OF Nephi and 2. C. Scorup Of
salinas.
Resolutions adopted by the conven-
ton yesterday declared for ratifica-
ton OF The peace treaty with the
Lodge reservations; for an immediate
declaration Of peace with the nations
against whom the United States
fought and for a stronger Mexican
policy so that the lives and property
Of American citizens may be given
better protection"
Voting I'm Indiana.
Indianapolis, Ind, May Indiana
voters today are expressing their
preference Of candidates for presi-
dent, governor and other public Off
GERS and voting for delegates 10 the
state ca5ventiOns, Republican and
Democratic
The primary follows a series Of the
most vigorous campaigns Waged in
Indiana the fight being conferred
around the Republican presidential
nomination There are four men in
the race-senator johnson. Gen.
Wood, senator Harding and governor
LOWcen- There are no Democratic
candidates or tile ballot.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-04
Stop Headache
Avoid Danger
Doctors Advise AspIronaI Elixir 10
Remove Cause NJ Wen a. Relieve
the Pain auicker-Absolutely safe.

The medical profession "a strongly
opposed TO the use OF headache rem
edies that merely relieve the pain.
They are warning the public that the
cause OF the headache should also
be removed That IS why physicians
and druggists are so delighted with
the new Aspironal Elixir that is sold
under the tWo-minute guarantee.
They know Aspironai also removes
the cause OF bilious and sick head
aches by gently acting on the liver.
correcting biliousness and coustipa-
ton and preventing the return Of the
headache next day.
The next time you have a headache
90 10 your nearest drug store. hand
the clerk half a dollar for a bottle
OF Aspironal and tell him 20 serve
you two teaspoonsful in a lite water
With your watch in your hand count
of two minutes and call for your
money back. as per manufacturer 3
guarantee. II you can't feel your
headache fading away within the time
limit Your druggist invites you to
tIy AEpironal. so don't be bashful.
Every body is doing it. Same guar.
antee applies to colds. coughs and
neuralEia.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-04
z. Thomson, viii take the stun
County Conventions Held.

z Thomasons VIII take the stump
this week
County Conventions Held.
Texas Democrats in county couven-
tons today were selecting delegates
TO the state Democratic convention.
which In turn on May rs. VIII name
the Texas representative to the nat
ional convention at san Francisco OF
the 400 state convention delegates 20
be selected today. more than 1900 viii
carry instructions to vote for full en-
dorsement OF the administration OF
president Wilson as expressed in the
win Of precinct conventions held
throughout the state last Saturday
when county convention delegates
were selected
Wolfe Makes Statement.
Unofficial returns from Saturdays
precinct conventions. with more than
10O precincts missing. gave the
Democratic forces favorable to the
present national administration 1920
Of the 400 votes OF the state con-
veution. The vote OF the Bailey fac
ton stood on the face OF incomplete
and unofficial returns
~ II. Wolfe, chairman OF the Texas
state Democratic executive commit
tee. commenting on the victory Of the
Wilson administration forces ID the
precinct conventions. declared that
history repeats ITSELF and the ere
dictionary politicians have been repu-
dated" He made no direct refer
ence TO the statement from anti-ad-
ministration headquarters. in which
fraud and intimidation" IN the pre-
cinct meetings was charged
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-04
TRAVIS COUNTY DEMOCRATS
NDORSE ADMINISTRATION

Austin. Tex. May I'm the Travis
county Democratic convention today,
named TO the state convention to be
held at Dallas on May Is The con-
vention adopted resolutions indors-
ing the Wilson and Hobby admins
trations. The convention also in
dorsed A. s. Burlesons postmaster
general; senator Norris Sheppard, Il
j.. Crane. Dallas governor W P.
Hobby, Airs. Minnie Fisher Cunning
ham, Mrs. clara Driscon SEWER and
Mrs. ". $. Spell. Of Waco, as dele
gates at large TO the national Demo-
cratic convention
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-04
REEVES COUNTY DEMOCRATS
ENDORSE WILSON AND HOBBY

Pecos, Tex. Nay 4.-Reeves county
Democrats in county convention to-
day endorsed president Wilson, urged
governor W. p. Hobby for national
Democratic committeeman, governor
Hobby for delegate al large 70 the
national convention. and Mai r. F.
Burgess, Of FL Paso, FOR delegate from
the 18th congressional district
Eleven delegates to the state con-
Tentiou were named
The Republican county convention
endorsed Mas. Cen Leonard Wood,
and urged II. +. 1cGreEor, Of HOus-
ton. for national committeeman and
McGregor and Phil =. NJ Baers OF
Paris, for delegates.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-04

May 25 were named as follows
Frank Campton. L. r Davis. a r
Gamble. G. c. Harding. J. B. Peden.
H B. Stevens. v. S Hills. Jasper 2
Williams. L. L Robinson. c. A. Kin
kle, ]. A Smith, DIT. E. D Strong. u.
s. Goen. Dr. e L Byrd. P. G Thede.
Il A. Hoover, G. A frost and W. J.
Pickering.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-04
REFRIGERAToR car MoVENiEyT

AUAAaAaAA4 w L r a = ~
Only the usual movement OF re-
frigerator cars 70 the west Is taking
place at present. it was said at the
office OF the FL Paso & Southwestern
railroad Tuesday. The California
cantal0upe crop viii not be ready for
shipment for two or thres weeks, Il
was said.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-04

COUNTY MEET

The Democratic county convention
20 select delegates 10 the state Demo-
cratic convention IN Dallas. May 25.
is being held this afternoon, begin
house.
Based or complete returns COM
piled BY JOS n Nealon, county chair
man OF the Democratic administra-
tion executive committee. Tuesday
claimed victory in Saturdays precinct
ciucts.
nos. z. G. 9. g. 10. "A. Is. Is. II. IS.
g. 9. g. IS. 81, 50, 20. -. IS. z5. ~.
Precinct 30. Il elected an anti
administration delegation and in
structed them or the pro-administra-
rion platform. NJ. Nealou said.
The following precincts are con-
ceQeQ by the uro-adm iuistraLion
forces TO the anti-administration
.Nos. ]; 2. 3, s. 3, 10, II. y, 80. "a.
The result IA precinct no. As was
not known by Mr. Nealou. In pre-
ciucts Nos. 40 ana 81 no elections
we're held In precinct No. Al, four
pro-administration delegates TO the
county convention were elected and
eight decentralization.
The Fabens precinct, No. 40, is ex-
pecred 10 have three votes in the
county convention. All these are
claimed by the pro-administration
majority. The other 50 precincts are
expected 20 have one convention vote
each
1Ir. Nealon said the delegates TO
the state convention probably would
80 uninstructed. but the convention
may ADOPT platform upholdiug the
Wilson administration
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-04
Candidacy Of
Coz. Smith Not
Taken Seriously

New York. May Gov. Smith. Of
New York. has announced himself as
q candidate for the Democratic nom
nation for president. but MS party
IN the state seems inclined not to
take his candidacy seriously
The New York American (Hearst's)
made an attempt to see how much he
is wanted and says that a tour Of
city failed TO disclose any sentiment
for his presidential aspirations.
An attempt TO get expressions in
Oliver street and from other former
neighbors met almost invariably with
1--WE ain't seen Al in over a year.
Try the Biltmore."
@Ain't Al livin' at the 1Iillionaires'
club? He don't come TO see US any
At Charlie Naples dispensary.
where ZAP used 70 refresh himself,
a sleepy attendant said sadly;
I'VE amt seen Al since the anti
TeIegrams. the American says, to
upstate districts, whose leaders the
governor is quoted as asserting have
-begged him 2 run" ELECTED these
responses:
@NObody Wants Him
syracuse.-"Can't find anybody who
wants Smith for president"
William u. Kelly. Onondaga leader.
who nominated Smith in 1913. was
"out," but his iutimates say they are
mot for Smith for anything"
Buffalo. - Which smith do you
mean, Al OF George or Charley"
Albany-Patrick F. McCabe. Yes.
7 am for Smith for president Of the
Down-aud-Out club"
Troy.-Joseph Murphy said: AN
the Smith and Eurphys in Rens-
selaer are against Smith and for
Au5urn-Charles +. Rattiean: 81
am for Al for a second term. Nobody
else in the party wants 10 run"
Garrison.-William Church Osborn:
Il am speechlessf'
Tonkers.-Alichae1 J. Walsh. quit
kidding What's the matter with
Coz. Of OhioG"
HASN'T ssPiped Him Off
Binghamton.-W. W. Farley, chair
man Democratic state committee: al
hasn't piped me off Wonder If c. 7.
IL knows anything about itT'
But the news Of the call" for ZAP
has spread and Trenton reports that
governor Edwards is wondering IL
smith VIII run on a street car (''wet')
platform.
Harrisburg. Pa, bulletins that at
torney general Palmer has not re-
covered from his "'Oover" dose in
Michigan.
and last. but not least-
Utica lot OF people in this town
are Just crazy for smith for presi-
dent One OF the state hospitals for
the insane Is located here.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-04

Bird Supplies OF an kinds. Fl Paso
seed Co. 523 East san Antonio St
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-04

Chicken Feed that makes the hen
lay. FL Paso seed Co., 523 East San
Antonio St-Adv
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-04

Want Kodak FinlsAInEg-see Gan
dara--Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-04

+ Your JeTelry out Of Datef
We viii fix II like new.
sheldon JeWelry CO.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-04

II Pnso Seed Co.'S 1870 Catalog now
ready. Write or call for q copy.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-04

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