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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-02
visiting friends and relatives in Point

visiting friends and relatives in Point
Plea SAINT. Ohio.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Harry w. McAlltster,
have returned to their home In Woods
dale after spending the past etghtesn
days visiting relatives at Cincinnati
ST. Louis and Breeze. Ills.
Frank Cruise has returned to his hon,
on Fifteenth street. after spending tlifl
weekend with his son, DR.. Arthur Grusc
al Pittsburgh.
Miss Lucille Blayncy. OF West Alex-
andcr. Pa. will be visitor in the city
this week.
+. II. Smedley. OF Paulsburs, n. J.. 10
in the city to attend the Pence-Youny
wedding.
DR.. and Mrs Lewis McClurs Steenrod :
and son. Robert, of Woodsdale. lett yes.
terday TO motor to Chicago. where they
will spend several weeks visiting rela-
tives.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred King. Of Parkefe-
burg, spent several days hero and LETT
the iirst of the week. Mrs. King 10 very
much improved in health after an oper-
alton performed at Johns Hopkins hos.
pital, where she has returned for treat
nent.
MIR and Mrs. George ]. Mathison win
leave the middle Of the month Tor AZ:
lantic City. where they will be Joined
later by Miss Bess Mathison.
Mr. f. b. Carney has returned frofn
a short visit with friends and relatives
at Cumberland, Md.
Rev. w. II. Fields returned to his
home last evening after attending the
funeral OF a friend at Alliance, Q.
Ex-senator Ben Rosenbloom left last
evening for Fairmont to look &1teL
business matters.
Curtis H. Springer. well known younG
out-the-pike man. is spending . few
days at Buckhannon, W. Va, attending
10 business matters.
Joseph 3. Rose. Of Lind street. has ~.
moved 10 his new homo Il 1865 Nc
Colloch street.
Mrs. Carl G. Bachman. wife Of tho-~
assistant prosecuting attorney OF ONO
county, Is very i'll OF scarlet fever
at her home at Woodsdale. Because OF
the quarantine at his home. Mr.. Bach.
man will be unable to appear In Grim
inal court today.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-02
PENCE-YOUNG
WEDDING WAS
BRILLIANT EVENT
MISS GENEVA YOUNG BECAME THE
BRIDE or MR. 3. EDWARD
PENCE LAST EVENING
AT $50 O'CLOCK.
Beautiful and Impressive Ceremony n
rIrst Presbyterian Charch with
DR.. Samuel Martin Gibson
Officiating.

Few Of the June weddings will be IA
brilliant and interesting as thai OF Miss
Geneva Young and Mr.. :. Edward Pence
which was solemnized last evening A.
8 80 o'clock at the First Presbyterian
church Rev Samuel Martin Gibson. y
-, pastor OF the church. read the i'm
pressive nupual service before large
gathering OF relatives and friends OF the
bride and groom. The interior OF the
church was beautifully decorated By
Langhans and formed hitting back,
ground for the bridal party. Large and
small palms and ferns were arranged
at the altar and on the Chanccl rail
and tall standard OF mock orange
blossoms was placed on either side OF
the altar \ long white satin cushion
was arranged Tor the bride and groom
TO kncel upon.
The lovely Sttle bride wore an ex-
ouisite gown OF ivory satin. made with
an over dress OF real Chantilly lac
fashioned with full panniers which wcr''
banded with ivory satin. embroidered in
beaded design adorned the waist. whicn
was cut high. \ full train OF ivory satin
beaded In design on either side and en-
broidercd in heavy white six at the
bottom. hung from tho shoulders Her
long tullc veil edged with point lac.
was fashioned with a cornct held on tn"
sides with white rose bud and spray
~ valley lilies and fell over the train
In lovely flds. She wore long white
Kid gloves and kid slippys and en-,
broidered silk hose. She carried II show
er bouquet OF white roses and valley
lilies.
bride. and Mrs. William Anawalt were
the matrons OF honor. both wearing
handsopss Madame Francis gowns. OF
different design and color but with cor
responding accessories. Mrs. klett wore
a becoming gown OF blue gCorgett"
fashioned with McChin lace Dver-skirt
and bodice and finished at the waist
with a large bow Of brown tulle. Mira
Anavalt's gown was OF pale yellow
EeorKette with festoons OF crystal beads
and a touch OF cerie blue al me waist
To0ether with a bow OF brown tullc
Their slippers and stockings were o.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-02
EXTRA SLEEPER
Nay 10 Put On ~ =. 3 o. xO31
People To Chicago

Republicans in this section Of wet
Virginia arc getting little bit worried
over the prospect of not being able to
get sleeping car Accommodations to the
Chicago convention. Already all the Se-
Communications leaving Wheeling Satuf.
day. Sunday and Monday are engaged.
and number are skirml shinG around In
the effort to secure some additional ooss
commod3tions =
II a Sufficient number can b raIse4
the r. & o. railroad has announced u
will put on an extra sleeper to lsaye-
here Sunday or Monday. Anyone @h0
wishes to go TO the Chicago conventionl
and has not found sleeping car accom-
modations may assist in securing this aoAS
ditional car by communicating With Dr.
Alvin Cummins. who has taken the mat
ter up and is trying to raise sufficient
party for that purpose: ~
Dcmonds for Accommodations In Chic1-
20 are beyond all past experience andS
the city will be crowded with the
greatest throng that has been there foxs
years. It is altogether likely that.
enough from Wheeling and vicinity wiz
wish to go to fill the extra sleeper. IL
ARRANGEMENTS can be made for It. ~
BUY WAR SAVINGS sTAMPS.- :.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-02

crime Farley and Frances Sullivan are
tho chaIrmen Of the ID. OF l. committee
and Dr. \. J. Noomc heads the Is. Of {
committeeman. other members of the
Daughters of Isabella VITO Will assist IL
tho HrrangCmC ntS are:
General committee:
Mcsdamcs.
w. r Lear i. l.. Simon
Is J. Fisher
Misses
Martha Kurncr Angeline Kalten
clara Hcil hach
Bertha Schiller Marie Lane
RefrcShmCnt committee:
McSdames.
NJ J. Ford John Mulhearn
Anna O'Rrien Ford Barbara Faust
Misses
Regina Mccarthy Mary Hopkins
Margaret Ford
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-02
BUY WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
LADIES CAN WEAR SHOES

One size smaller and shoes last longer
,ft,r using Aliens Foot Ease, the anti
.s.ntic nnwdrr for thu feet. Shaken into
mo shoes and sprinkled in tho foot-bath.
Aliens Foot Ease makes tight or new
shoes feel easy: gives instant relief To
rorns and bunions. prevents Blisters.
,aIIous and Sore Spots. It's the great
cst comfort discovery OF the age. Try
it to-day. Sold everywhere.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-02
AMERICAN EEoPENs
p,c R.staurant Quickly Receivers Prom
Edect Of Tire and Water.

Tho American restaurant rconencd
Gov business yesterday morning after
on; Of commission for sixteen
hours because OF the water damage IN
nictcd during the fire in inc Maln"rI
t,,jdIrc Nnndav The loss from water
~ ~ restaurant was about S2.no0.
rhiHfIy because of -four and sugar stocks
hrin~ drCnchcd.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-02
For MiRa Garden

Miss Gertrude Garden Will bc compli-
mcntcd with a charming party 10 be
given this afternoon by Mrs. James b.
brennan. Jr.. at her home in Echo Point.
The ladies will spend the afternoon in
sewing household articles for the br1de
elect and at a late hour tea Will DC
sarvpd
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-02
Bont Ride

ON Monday evening. Jun" 81. n boat
ride WI be enjoyed ny Carroll Court
No a9g Daughters Of Isabella and car
roll Council No. 5ni knights OF Column
bus The merry parry Will 20 on the
steamer Verne Swain and the evening
will be spent in dancing. Misses Cath
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-02
UNITARIAN CHURCH

meeting nj tn" Mems club ~ thr
Wrist Unitarian church was held last
evening. at which tim" II g. ogden H".
n; ,icuItics" TIL" meetings being held
hy the mon Of the church are proVin@
very interesting.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-02

the ceremony was performed by Dr..
Clarence Eugene Allen.
The bride ~ the daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. James r Armstrong. Of Martins
Ferry. and is very popular with the
younger set Mr.. Hallam is a yell
known young man of Washington, "a.
and holds a responsible position with
the b. & -. railroad.
The following announcement Will be
resolved today:
Mr. and Mrs James T. Armstrong
announce the marriage Of their daughter
Olive Frances
TO
Mr.. James Glenn Hallam
Tuesday. June tho first
Nineteen hundred and twenty
At Home "
After June fifteenth
Washington, Pa.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-02

" announced. The bride-elcct received
many beautiful presents. Sewing was
on loved and at n late hour a GcleCtablr
luncheon was served tho following
guests:
Mesdames-
A. G, Matheny Kathryn Morrison
George Prettyman Ed. Lpperd
VIM. SCHNEIDER Chas. Bowie
Nellie Moore VIM. Roth
Jos. SaCher John Flading
p. Welty
Misses
Margaret Sacher Marcella Prettyman
Corrinc Prettyman Rose Flading
Helen Prettyman
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-02
Nallam-Armstrong.

A wedding OF interest was solemn
lied yesterday afternoon at the pars"n'
age of the Fourth street NJ. T. church.
when Miss Olive + Armstrong became"
the bride Of Mr.. James Glenn Italian
OF Washington. Pa. Mr.. and Mrs. VIM
E Armstrong were the attendants ana
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-02
PaNnptial Party.

Miss Rose FlndinG was pleasantly
s,rnriseI Mondar evening by the mem
hers Of tho W: T., l.. Sewing club thr
affair being a miscellaneous shower inr
Niss FHadiAg. whose enGaSem"n' 10 W. =
= q DrakA Of Pittsburgh. vas recent
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-02
Observation-Disclosures.

Rev. r. 3. Mcdaniel. D. d.. pastor "i
the First Baptist church Of Martins
Ferry, Ohio, officiated at the marriage
Of Miss Elizabeth MiddlemaSs of Glenns
Run. and Mr.. Peter Weaver of Martins
Ferry. which was nn-interestIng event
OF Monday. May 81. Following short
honeymoon the happy coupl" Will b" AT
home at Martins Ferry, Ohio.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-02
Honorary Event.

Miss Sarah JepScr viii entertain in
formally IN Saturday at TIC HON" Of her
sister, Mrs {. j. Ru"khann"n. on YER
mont street with sewing party in
honor Of Miss Cath"rin" shorts. whose
engagement 10 Mr.. Glenn Chambers has
recently h"cn announced Invitations
have been ISSUED to the following
lpi,IS'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-02
Klur-Hopl Nuptials

A pretty wSdipg was solemnzed yes
ierday morning at eight o'clock at ST.
Michaels church nj EdGinEton Lane
when Miss olivia Marie Hngl became
the bride of Mr.. John Clement kuE. OF
Akron. Ohio. Father PflcEcr performed
the ceremony and also offlciated ut the
high mass.
The bride wore white EcorEcte
gown trimmed in fllct lace with tulle
vell caught with orange blossoms she
carried a bouquet Of white roses ana
sweet peas. Miss RITA Marie HoEl as
maid of honor. wore a white net dress
over pink satin and a white lace hat:
Her flowers were pink roses. X. j. HoGl
brother Of the bride. was tho best man
and the ushcrs were Edward Marquart
and John HoEl Masters William Hogl
and Richard KluG served at the altar
Following the ceremony r wedding
breakfast was served nj the home or
the brides parents at Edgwood anu
later Mr.. and Mrs Klug departed on an
eastern honeymoon trip which Will Ter
inmate at Akron. where they will reside:
Mrs. KluS is the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph NJ. H0gl of Edgwood and is
q very popular young lady as has been
shown by tn" many pre-huptlal parties
arranged in her honor. Mr.. kluG is the
son Of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph c. klug and
IS prominent business man of Akron.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-02

4, , marty given last evening at the
psnh,rt residence on the South Side.
ihn student nurses of the North Wheel
inr hospital were guests MUSE
ramcs, and dancing were the main a.
Versions of the evening. Al a season,
ablc time Il delicious luncheon was
II is seldom. during their three years
aiming. that the nurses have such op,
nortunities to enjoy themselves. ana
they greatly appreciate tho ciiorts OF
The Rarnharts.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1920-06-10

Repair work IL progressing nicely on
the Presbyterian church. A new metal
ceiling is being put in place and the
edifice otherwise improved.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1920-06-10

c. X. Drum is doing some remodel
ing and improving at his home this
week. "Cliff" says he don't care much
for mining. (Kalsomining.)
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1920-06-10

B. S. Derthick Of Forgan was a
business visitor here Tuesday.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-23

had no facilities for checking the
rates.
me effect the army environment
Demfne had during the war on her
business was a subject discussed for
a while at the hearing today Al
though Deming merchants admitted
the presence Of a large number OF
soldiers here had giVen the city con-
siderable business they blamed higher
freight rates for loss OF actual profits
more than they blamed the removal
OF the cautoument.
Late today or tomorrow A. u Tad
lock. manager OF the traffic depart
ment Of the II .Paso Chamber Of COM
merce. VIII take the stand 70 show
wherein II Paso Is entitled TO any
fou-ar rafes she may enjoy ana where
in Deming rates are lower than she
has oailesrd had size been able prop
eriy TO check her freight bills and
thus save herself the difference be-
tween what she paid the railroads
and what she should have paid
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-23
MARS ROLLS OK, SILENT;
WON'T SPEAK TO OLD EARTH

Cedar Creek. Neb.. April 23.-Dr.
Frederick lliIlener failed again last
night in his efforts TO catch signals
from Mars at the receiving station
he constructed here The experiments
viii be continued for several days.
Chicken Feed that makes the hen
lay. Fl Paso Seed Co, 523 East San
antonio Et.-AdF-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-23

or Llree years IN NEleou was 4Lll1ae4
today upon former premier Joseph
CalllauN, convicted by the high court
yesterday Of commerce and CORE
spoufence with the enemy The time
during which he was under arrest
viii Be deducted. however, leaving
him but one month 20 serve
ward admitted that be had found at
the hearing that Deming had some
rates that were lower than he had
ever known before and that he had
been paying the railroads a higher
rate all OF the time
During a little humorous tilt today
between attorneys and witnesses, A
q. TadlOck, Of the FL Paso chamber
OF commerce. said that he would not
oppose a lower rate on bath tubs 20
DeminE II the Deming people felt
they needed them badly enough
Since the readiustment Of freight
rates in the southwest last October
Fl PaEO 1Obbers who have branches
in Deming have found 10 more prof
their branch houses here from El
Paso than 10 make deliveries from
their local branches according 20 a
statement alleged 20 have been made
in private conversation by J. 7. Saun-
ders. manager OF tho Deming branch
Of the James A. Dick company OF II
Paso-
Claims Conversation Confidential.
B. D. woodward. rate man for the
Murray a. Layne company OF Dem
ing, who was on the stand at the
rate hearing here, again testified thar
ne heard Alr. Saunders make a state
ment 10 that effect 70 +. L Gilmore
manager OF Murray g. Layne, in the
latter's office. ny. Woodward testi-
fled 70 a fragment OF the converse
ton after Nr. Gilmore, who was the
first witness today, had refused TO
do So Mr. Gilmore said the con-
lion hn had With NJ AmmnMFWU
whom he called over 70 his Office
was confidential and should not be
revealed at public hearing Mhen
Mr. woodward was asked II he un-
confidential he said nothing was said
TO him about u, more than that 1Lr
Saunders had said he did not want
70 testify without permission IRON
James a DICK, PRESIDENT Of the
James A Dick company MS employer
The purpose Of Mr.. WoodWard's tes-
timony was 10 show that even Fl Paso
firms with branches here admitted
privately OF otherwise that they had
it over Demlng in the matter OF rates.
so much so. IN fact, that they could
ship goods from Fl Paso for delivery
in DeminE territory TO better advant-
age than Deming firms could do it
The third witness today was Frank
T. Nordhaus. manager OF the firm Of
H Nordhous & Sons company. Air-
introduced N evidence an
exhibit showing what he alleges 20 be
inbound rates on 80 or more commodi-
ties from northern and eastern points
10 Il Paso and Deming- The cross ez-
animation OF lfr. Nordhaus vas large
~ conducted by Elmer Westlake, at
torney for the Southern Pacifie- Er-
rors IN some Of the quotations were
declared 20 exist by railroad ana II
Paso chamber OF commerce attorneys.
DemlnE OEercharEedf
What Deming should do. instead Of
attacking FL Paso rates. several
men attending the hearing here said
commerce traffic bureau check her
freight bills. as IL appears Deming
dealers have overpaid the railroad for
a long time, due either 70 the fact
that Deming merchants didn't know
the exact rates or that Demiug firms
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-23
81, HEENDSLIFE
TlEREE WIFE. IS

Walsenburg, Colo April $50 set
his vile. Is years old, free, DR.. X L
clock 81 pears old, physician az the
Aictor-America mine az hardwood,
three miles south OF here. killed him
self with poison yesterday
Dr. cock explained his action I'm a
note addressed 10 his wife. who Is
attending a private boarding school
q Pueblo The note says.
Dearest Catherine- promised you
7 WGuld postpone this act, but 7 am
breaking il today, as I think it is the
best for you. 7 am leaving a check
FOR the balance Of my bank account
aLlcr expenses OF simple burial
Please have no ceremony. You VIII
understand, as we have talked this
matter over pertaining to your fu-
ture-
with my removal, the matter may
be more readily solved am 10
blame for misu.anag cement OF this az
fair and ask T0lr forgiveness I hope
TO meet you In heaven.
Dr. and Mrs. clock were married a
year ago ia Kansas City.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-23
Customs Officers Find
Two Automobile Tires
Filled With TeauiIa

bile wheel were noticed buiging from
beneath the seat OF a Mexico line
street ear Thursday afternoon a. IL
came 10 a stop az the santa Re cross
invest cation BY customs officials. the
tires were found 10 be filled with
tequila- They had been cut and filled
and the ends then tied together with
string A hot water bottle fun o.
tecuiia lay By the side Of the tires
The officers removed the wet goods.
but made no arrests as none OF the
occupants Of the car claimed the
property and there was no evidence
as to who had placed e there.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-23
Gets
MONTH IN JAIL

Paris. France, April 23.-Sentence
Of three years in prison was imposed
today upon former premier Joseph
CafllauE. convicted by the high court
yesterday Of commerce and CORE
spoufence with the enemy. The time
during which be was under arrest
viii Be deducted. however, leaving
him but one month 20 serve
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-23
- FnR RuNAwAY BOZ.

Emmett Sutherland, IL years old
who ran away from home in Childress,
Texas, three weeks ago and was
found here Thursday, win be returned
70 his people. Mrs $. II. Sutherland,
his mother. wired funds Friday TO
county probation officer Mrs. Emma
Webster to pay for the boys railway
ticket
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-23
Big ChGNtGNq1EG
Audience Hears
Too In Debate

do the past seven years Of Demo-
cratic administration Justify the con-
tinuance Of that power was the
subject that held the attention of q
large Chautauqua audience Thursday
night during the debate between DR..
Carlton Chamberlayne OF New York
and J. r.. Frealey, from Ohio
Dr. Chamberlayne opened the ar
guments for the affirmative by Justi-
Tying the actions Of the administra-
ton relative 10 the peace treaty and
the league fOf nations
Mr.. Frealey. the negative speaker,
said president Wilson had changed
the democracy into a one man affair
and unless the senate and all con-
cerned agreed with him in every way
there was unDleasantness. The speak
er also attacked the president FOR in
Guiding the league Of nations cOven-
ant with the peace treaty.
Or. Chamberlayne's big point was
that regardless OF the fact that the
league Of nations and the peace treaty
were not perfect, or entirely success
ful. the conception is a step IN the
right way. and may yet be perfected.
An Interesting feature Of the pro-
gram was the Alaskan duo, two young
women with marked musical ability.
Miss Hulda Noedisch. dramatic So
prano, who was with the Minneapolis
symphony orchestra for some time
and Miss Lola Laska, lyric soprano,
sang. Miss Laska also gave piano
solo.
The Maurice Brown Players viii
present 'Kindling' at the chautauqua
Monday afternoon. This company
has Just closed a several weeks en-
EaEement at the Garrick theater,
New York. playing to sold ont houses
The Parnells VIII give a musical pro-
gram after the play. followed BY Dr.
Whitfield Ray in his lecture Through
Five Republics On Horseback"
The program arranged for tonight
to be given IN the Chautauquqa tent
on Virginia and Wyoming streets in
CLUBS a lecture By T. 3. Fish on
-Americanism in Industry" also a
concert by Raul Pereira and his
string quintet and vocal solos by
Mary Abel Hays, soprano. who was
with last years Chautauqua-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-23
Dallas Forgery
Cases Results In
Ell PaS0 Arrest

". 3. Sanderson, Is years old, was
arrested here at 3;f5 o'clock Thursday
afternoon by detective sergeant
Charles Matthews. charged with being
fugitive from justice.
The arrest was the result OF a trip
here by a Pinkerton detective This
officer informed the police that San
derson was wanted in connection
with q $4,000 forgery perpetrated upon
a Dallas bank. Within an hour the
FL Paso officers had Eanderson IN jail
Immediately following the arrest here
officers teleEraphed TO Dallas and in
formed auth oriues there Of an alleged
confession made by Sanderson which
implicated two employees Of the bank
Friday morning chief Of police ]. r.
Montgomery received word that the
two men had been arrested.
The police say Sanders0n had $3.50
in his possession when arrested
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-23

Matters OF Interest to former SER
vice men VIII be considered at to-
nights meeting Of the American Lee
gion- Dr. =. D. Strong, post COM
mauder has returned from the trip
20 Chicago and the Dlkotas and viii
preside At the meeting
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-23

Although the ancints refer 70 nal
leable glass in their writing. modern
science regards mhlIeabis glass an
utter impossiblllty.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-23

Rosario soto. who lives ia Campos
alley, sustained a fan from his motor
cycle Friday AZ Third and Oregon
streets and broke his leg. He was
rushed 20 the police emergency hos
pital and treated by Dr. John HARDY
Later he was sent 20 a hospital
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-23

Gartin. ". L. Harper. J.. H. Reeves.
PlainvieW-John Dalrymple.
Pecos-Tolbert Garrett, A. J.. Hayes.
Limpia--J. W. McElroy-
GoodniEht-G- II. Roach.
Shafter-W. b. Sanders.
Tesnus-T. II. Shelly.