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EL PASO HERALD
VILLA REPORTED 1 If BUCK
TO TIWlEi TDGET DUE III
Juarez Hears that Northern Leader Will Expedite Move
ment of Reinforcements to A guascalientes; Not Believed
Villa Is Abandoning Southern Base; Expected 12,000
MentoBeSentfromNorthern Garrisons This Week.
r- KN FRANCISCO VILLA is on his
1 - way to Torreon from Aguas--
ealientes, where, it Is stattd. he
mil superintend and expedite the
increments of troop trains passing
DON'T WASH YOUR
HAIR WITH SOAP
When you wash your hair, don't
use soap. Most soaps and prepared
shampoos contain too much alkali,
nhich is very injurious, as it dries
the scalp and makes the hair Brittle.
The beet thins to use is Just plain
mulsified. cocoanut oil. for this Is
pure and entirely greaseless. It's
-i ery cheap, and beats soaps or any
tmn else all to pieces. You can
set this at any drag store, and a few
ounces will last the nhole family
for months.
Simply moisten the hair with
water and rub it in. about a teas
poon ful is all that is required. It
makes an abundance of rich, creamy
lather, cleanses thoroughly, and
rinses out easily. The hair dries
quickly and evenly, and is soft, fresh
looking; bright, fluffy, wavy and
rasy to handle. Besides, it loosens
and takes out every particle of dust,
dirt and dandruff Advertisement.
FRECKL
oit U the Time to Get Rid of These
Lgly Spots
Tliore's no longer the slightest need
of reeling ashamed of your freckles.
as the prescription othine double
strength is guaranteed to remove
n - se homely spots.
'imply get an ounce of othine dou
Hf strength from Potter Drag Co. or
n ' Uruggiat. and apply a little of it
mcrht and morning and you should soon
-i e that even the worst freckles have
Lfgun to disappear, while the lighter
one hae vanished entirely. It is sel
dom that mere than an ounce is needed
to completely clear the skin and gain
a beautiful clear complexion.
Be sure to ask for the double strength
oiaine as this is sold under guarantee
r.f money back if it fails to remove
freckles. Advertisement.
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GROCERY SPECIALS
FOR ONE WEEK ;
E. D. GaJJoii Apricots, regular 40c now 35c
E. D. Gallon Black Cherries, regular 50c now .1 ' 40c
E. D. Gfallon White Cherries, regular 60c now 45c
E. D. Gallon T. P. Peaches, regular 40c now 35c
E. D. Gallon Sliced Peaches, regular 45c now '....: .' 40c
E. D. Gallon Bartlett Pears, regular 60c now 45c
E. D. Gallon Plums, regular 40c now 35c
E. D. Gallon Black Bys, regular 60c now 40c
Table Fruit, 2& lb.x Cans
E. D. Apricots regular 25c now $2.00 doz. 2 for , 35c
E. D. Blackberries, regular 25c now $2.10 doz. 2 for 35c
E. D. White Cherries, regular 25c, now $2.35 doz., 1 for ; 20c
E. D. Black Cherries, regular 25c, now $2.35 doz. 2 'for 35c
B. D. Yellow P. Peaches, regular 25c now $2.00 'doz., 2 for 35c
E. D. Sliced Peaches, regular 25c, now $2.10 doz., 2 for 35c
E. D. Bartlett Pears, regular 25c, now $2.35 doz., 1 for 20c
E. D. Easpberries. regular 25c, now $2.65 doz., 1 for 25c
B. D. 0. 0. Strawbys, regular 25c bow $2.65 doz., 1 for 25c
FRESH MESA BUTTER, 35c per lb., 3 lbs for .$1.00
Eeceived daily by Express.
HO M E OF M O NARCH GOODS
QUALITY
STANDARD GROCERY COMPANY
208-210 Mills St.
through that city on their way to the
Villa concentration camp at Aguas
calientes. Friday's adMces said it is
expected that nearly 12.000 men will
pass through Torreon ithin the- next
few days, as all of the northern Villa
territory has been literally combed ot
troops.
Besides this news, coming through
Juarez officials, notmng else has
reached EI Paso to indicate the prog
ress of Villa's activities in the south.
It may be that the here of the battle
of Torreon has fallen back into his
old tricks of closing all news sources,
and not letting a scarp of Information
about bis movements get out where his
enemies may profit by the news.
That Villa intends to meet Obregon
again is generally belieted. land that
he is doing everything in his power JLo
make the future battle with the Car
rancista commander less disastrous
foi his forces than the one fought at
Celaya last Sunday is evident.
Obregon has taken xun advanta of
the flight ot the Villa troops and
pushed his front far into Villa terri
tory, according to Carrancista advices
It was admitted in Juarez that no
telegraphic communication existed with
either Irapuato or Guadalajara, and the
supposition is that Obregon s forces
have advanced well into the tetate of
Aguascalientes.
If the Carrancista army reaches
Aguascalientes before Villa can con
centrate his army at that point, it may
be that the northern leader will fall
back on Torreon, asrhe has shown, by
recent movements northward, that he
does not care to meet Obregon until
he puts into the defence eery man
under his command. A-owever, from
present indications, and because Obre
gon must repair, as he goes along, the
railwa destroyed by Villa In his flight,
it is probable that Villa will have most
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always use Cottolene
For biscuits, pie-crust, cakes and
doughnuts, and for frying, Cot
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fiolen
It is an exact combination of special
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It is this precise combination which eivt?
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ose Cottolene. You will Tequire a third
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Phones
of his army concentrated in Aguas
calientes before the bulk of the Car
ranza forces arrive la that nt. t
is claimed. Villa will fortify the towu
and make his stand there.
Rios Itept d &ent South.
news that Ernesto Rios, well known in
El Paso, and who was charged recentlv
of having cmLczzled a large sura of
money out of the Villa treasury, has
been removed from the Chihuahua, ran- ,
itentiary and is now on his way, rn-
der custodj. to Villa's headqt. rters
-it Aguascalientes. Mr. Rios has been
ta prison over a month.
MEDINA REPORTED I
ORDERED TO FRONT '
t riends in El Paso of Juan X. Medina,
former mayor of Juarez w ho was taken
to cnihuahua under arrest two weeks
ago and later reported executed, claim
to have received telegrams from Chi
huahua saying that Medina was not
shot, but has been sent to join Villa as
a brigade commander.
The telegram denying Medina's 're
ported ex-cution is said to have been
sent by Miguel Diaz Lombaido. minis
ter of foreign affairs for the Villa gov
ernment. MEXICAN CLAIMS REPORTED
TO HAVE BEEN REQUESTED
Requests for li-sts of all Mexican
claims resulting from Mexican oorder
fighting and for damage to American
... m",?",? ew , V
L out from Washington re-
t out from Washington re-
property
been sent
cently.
The claims are against the Mexican
government, but because of the lack of
a central government tbe claima are
to be handled by the Aemrican state
department and prepared for presenta
tion when the present revolution is
at an end.
A large number of claims have been
filed by local attorneys for their clt nts
who were either injured on the border
or have suffered property losses in the
interior. i
THREE VILLA GENERALS
WOUNDED SAY REFUGEES
Reports from Chihuahua say that
three generals of Villa's army were
brought to the station there on board
a hospital train and were taken, in
autos to the military hospital.
The report was brought to the border
by American refugees, who declare
they recognized one as Gen. Padro
Bracamonte. who commanded the revo
lutionary forces in Sonora when the
attack was made on Gen. Pedro Ojeda's
federal command.
The two others could not be seen,
as they were covered with hospital
sheets and are believed to have been
seriously wounded.
SPANIARD IS SLAIN
BY CARRANZA OFFICER
Washington. D. C. April 21. Caslmlro
Fernandez, a Spanish subject, was shot
by Capt. Loza, a Carranza official. In
Puebla. Mer-. according to mall dis
patches received today at the Spanish
embassy. It was stated that Fernandez
was dragged from his home and shot
without trial. He was charged with
beincimplicated in conspiracy against
the government- Capt. Loza was con
demned by the local government to 12
years' imprisonment.
HERNANDEZ IS REPORTED TO
HAVE ONLY 100 MEN WITH HIM
Carranza advices received Thursday
night say that Gen. Rosalio Hernandez,
a Villa commander, has arrived at C.
P Diaz, CoatL. with a remnant of the
army which he has been leading in the
ccal district around Sabinaa
Hernandez has only about 100 men
left
bis original toree of int. said
the
irranza dispatch.
IHUAHL V CURRENCY DROrS.
struggle between the Carranza
Villa factions was reflected Friday
the local Mexican money exchange.
he Chihuahua (Villa) fiat paper fell to
1-2 cents on the peso, the lowest point
Mexican tiat money nas reacned
ce the beginning of the Constitutlon-
..V- , , r
y aim rcvoiuuun- Larianw money nai
quoted at 6 cents.
CLECTRIC AUTO IS BURNED 1
OWXBR SUBS G RAGB
Alleging that an electric automobile
was destroyed by fire while the bat-
I teries were being charged, suit has
been brought ln the 41st district court
WJ ... JV- ilUI,Cj AbOUab LUC ..CSVE1U
Battery and Magneto company for $900
damages.
The petitioner recites that the ma
chine was left with the company over
night and that during the night It
caught fire and was destroyed.
CARRIERS' DAY.
Tomorrow being: the lt Saturday ot
the month. II r raid carrier trill present
bills for April snbfocrlptlona. Subscrib
ers ttIII please note and be ready for
the boy.
PRICE
3532, 3533, 3534, 3535
SCOTTISH RITE iUEDBHSG
USGANHTSi GIVEN TD JURY
I 1 t- a i
SemianUaL ReUUlOn tO ClOSe
mi,;. Ti;. C31,-r i
( J.H1S 1 Veiling J biTTine tO
Parade Saturday.
With tbe conferring of the lid de-
.v &a .nnlrrht t(A ltlk dam! ........
j union of the Scottish Rite bodies of
the valley of El Paso will come to
close
Thursday night the 2th degree was
put on and Friday morning, the 30th.
completing the Knights Kadosh de
grees. At I p. m. the list was con
ferred by EI Paso consistory No. 1
The entertainment feature of tbe re
union was the banquet held Thursdav
night at the Harvey house. Fully 200
Scottish Rite MasonR were present. The
tables were decorated with bouquets
of different colored carnations A five
course dinner was served after which
nearly two hours was given over to
short talks by local and visiting
Masons.
Prof. G. P. Putnam was toastmaster.
Talks were made by K. M. Whitaker
, KBne L. Harris. S. A Thompson of
5. ohn Br??,e of HSlas. AHx.
F. Fletcher and M. F. Collier, of Arkan-
sas. W. G. Harris, of Frankfort. Ind
Dr. F W. Reeve, of Sanderson. K.
Glauber, of New York, and F. B. Stuart.
J. T. Rice, selected as class orato--.
addressed the gathering, a d D. W.
Harrington, member of the 'ass. also
spoke.
Saturday Shrine Day.
Saturday will b given ore' to El
Malda temple. Nobles of the Mystic
Shrine. A business meeting will be
held tonight at the Masonic temple.
At 2:30 p. m. the officers of the patrol
and other Sbrlners will gather at the
Mesonic temple for -ie parade, which
is to start at 3 p. m. The ceremonial
session for the iaitiation of about 25
novices will follow.
The following visitors have regis
tered at the Scottish Rite hall: D. I
Clause, Portland. Ore.: H. O. Peyton.
Missouri: E. Goodon. Tucumcan. N. M.:
J M. Harrison. Kansas; T J. Cuchane.
Fort Leavenworth. Kas.: E. A. Weavec
San Diego. Calif.: R. E. Truman. Kan
sas City, Mo.
"BACK TO THE FARM" PLAN
TO BE EXPLAINED BY BERKSHIRE
F. W. Berkshire, supervising inspec
tor of the United States immigration
service here, will appear this afternoon
before the chamber of commerce land
and irrigation committee to explain the
work of the ."back to the land" bureau
operated by the government in con
nection with the immigration depart
ment to Increase the farming popula
tion of the United States.
The meeting will be held at 4 oclock
In the chamber of commerce building.
Members or the committee, of which
George R. LeBaron Is chairman, hope
to draw settlers to the Rio Grande val
ley through the aid of this bureau,
which makes a specialty of assisting
dwellers In crowded cities to secure
small pieces of farming land or. If they
have no money, helps them to find
work on the farms in case they de
sire it
HORSE THIEVES REPORTED
OPERATING IN THE VALLEY
A posse of deputy sheriffs made a
hurriW trin HAWn th vallov arlv Vrf-
day morning in response to a message
received by the police that horse
thieves were oaeratinsr in the vieinitv
of the White House ranch.
The officers were unable to set any
trace of the thieves, but received in
formation that an attempt had been
made to steal five horses from two
ranchmen living eight miles down the
valley
Three animals had been taken from
the ranch of a Mexican and the thieves
were discovered in the act of taking
two more from the ranch of a Mr Wor
den The discovery led to the recovery
of all the animals, but the thieves made
their escape.
CHARGED WITH SMUGGLING;
GETS $15 FINE AND LECTURE
Pablo Alvarez, who pleaded guilty
last week in the United States district
court to having smuggled eight blan-
kets into El Paso from Juarez, was j
iinea i uy judge nenrj u. viaj wn .
Thursday afternoon during a brief re
cess In the Rogers trial.
The Judge delivered a lecture to Al
varez and told him that if he was ar
rested aaain. his punishment would be
heavier, in case his guilt was estab-
llshed. i
SUMMETl It'ATi;i AOnCKD:
RK KPFKCTIK AFTKIl MAT 15
Announcement of the summer excur
sion rates, both east and west, as
made Thursda). There is little change
in the eastern rates this year. Tickets
will be good for return until October
31 The Chicago rate will be $S.. an
advance of $S 7S on last year's rate. The
Kansas Clt rate is advanced $1 TS and
will be S4 40 ln the New York rate.
S84 5. there is a reduction of xi.ss.
The Washington rate is $74.75 and the
St Louis rate? JS!.1. remain the same
as nut year
A neo excursion rate is given to the
coast cities and Is good for return any
time up to December 31. To San Fran
cisco this rate will be J 5. and to Los
Angeles. $. The special exposition
rates are lower, but the return limit is
much shorter. All these rates go into
effect May IS.
rCXER.il. OP MIt. rilEBI.
IS I.IRGKLY ATTENDED
The funeral of Paz Cuilty Vda le
Creel, which took place on Thursdav
afternoon from the church of the Holy
Family, nas largely attended. Mrs.
Creel died on Tuesday at her home. 2000
Montana street. he was 88 years of t
age and a native of Chihuahua, hlie
came to El Paso a little over a jear
ago. She is survived by three sons
and one daughter. The sons are Juan
A- Creel, manager of the Pioneer Mo
tor company. Enrique C. Creel and
Carlos Creel. Miss Maria Creel is a
daughter. There are several grand
children McBean. Simmons & Hart
ford had charge of the funeraL
SAYTt VH MK 1IMT
Vil.irOII.MV EXPOSITION
A party of tbe leading stockholders
and the chief officers of the Santa Fe
line Is now in California. They visited
the exposition at San Francisco on their
arrival at the coast and then proceeded
to Los Angeles and San Diego The
latest reports received here were to the
effect that tney Here .taking part in '
some moving picture plays at Universal
City and ttaving a whale of a time.
l,ocal officials or tbe Santa Fe expect
that this Dart v III isit El Paso before
proceeding east and look for their t
special train to arrive here Monda ur .
Tuesdaj.
ATTEMPT TO Ill'HGI. TUC
I.E KRO HOME KM.I.S
An unsuccessful attempt was made
Thursday night about 10 oclock to
burglarize the home of George R
LeBaron. 132C East Boulevard. A man
supposedly a Mexican, first attempted
to gain admittance through a door, but
being unable to open it tried to open
a window. He was discovered in the
act by a Mexican servant girl, oho
gave the alarm. Tbe man made his es
cape. The police were notified but ere
unable to find trace of the would-be
burglar.
riKRWRV IJ4Y.
Tomorrow liplnc the Iait Saturday of l
the month. Herald -nrrlcr will prrnrnt
hllla for April nuhcrlptlons. !urrlh- '
era TilM pirate note nnd be ready for
the bo7 i
Famous Federal Court Trial
Closes With Strong Ar
guments for Defence.
The case of Clare L. Rogers, who has
been on trial since Monday in the
United States district court here on a
charge of having embezzled $25,000
from a mail pouch in the El Paso post
office last September, is with the Jury.
Arguments by attorneys for the defence
and prosecution closed Friday morning,
when Robert T Ncill, specia. prose
cuting attorney, spoxe to tbe Jury from
9:30 to 10. He had been allowed 30
minutes In rebuttal.
H K. Robinson, assisting in the
prosecution, made the opening argu
ment for the government and was fol
lowed by Mr. NeilL W. B. Ware, who
is in charge of the defence, spoke1 for
more than an hour in defence of Rog
ers and was followed by A. W. Norcon.
Ware Charges Unfalrne.
Dnrine Mr. 'Ware's speech, he charged
the government with having used un-
fa,r methods in attempting to col
i h,s c.nt with the alleged theft by
I . arrested Rogers on a trump.
connect
hav
ing arrested Rogers on a trumped up
noliee court charge Judge Clayton
allowed the prosecution 30 minutes this
morning In rebuttal
Rogers nas apparently unmoved dur
ing the arguments. His mother and
sister sat beside him throughout the
das.
Judge Clayton s charge to the Jury
was not a lengthy one and the case
went into their hands shortly after 10
oclock.
HAEDY WHITE HELD
ON ASSAULT CHARGE
Hardy White, charged with assault to
murder on Jerry Scott, the negro who
Is charged with having killed Harry c.
Nangle and with assault to murder on
Hardy White in a shooting affray at
the Borderland Inn on April 1. was
bound over to the grand Jury by Justice
j M. Deaver Thursday afternoon. His
bond was fixed at $750
The cases against Harrf Mack, C L.
Mullen. "Red" Polly and William Alli
son, held in connection with the affair,
-nere dismissed.
Jerry Scott will shortly be given a
preliminary hearing on the charge of
murder.
DEMOCRATIC CLUB MAY
ENDORSE SCHOOL TICKET
Action will probably be taken at the
meeting of tbe County and City Demo
cratic club this evening to ratify tbe
ticket for the city school board election
next Saturday. Charles B. Stevens, S.
J FreudenthaL A. L. Hawley and E. M.
Wittaker have announced themselves
as candidates for the positions of
school directors and will ask the Coun
ty and City club to endorse their can
didacies this evening, it is understood.
No opposition ticket has yet been
announced for the school board, al
though the "ring" was reported to have
been considering a ticket for the school
election.
The meeting of the Democratic club
will be held in the Coles building at 8
oclock.
TODAY'S AKU3EMENTS
I . .J1""? ALHAJIBIIA.
.. Th AihmJbr '" ow'J15 today a
drama. The Rods of W rath, a feature
i 5'T. 5 faring life, with Henry
Walthall and Eleanor Woodruff. This
is a feature In every sense ot the word
! an ,tne P"nc,lP?1 ln .P.1" ."M?
I most accomplished and talented that
. "3LJ3SSt5 V"r.SSS
Excitement. thrills and heart interest
are all combined in this great drama,
and one of the most realistic ship
wrecks ever depicted is embodied in the
film. In addition the Alhambra will
have "Col. Heesa Liar" again, in an
other of his adventurea These cartoon
comedies have made millions laugh.
Tomorrow and Sunday. Margaret
Wycberiy and John E. Kellard will be
seen in "The Fight." a five act feature
by Bayard Veiller. author of "Within
the Law." Advertisement.
GOOD BILL. USUAL. VT IUJOI.
The Bilou is offering today an excel-
lent feature entitled "The Cipher Key."
in uiree pans, oy ieorge w. terwil-
lizer. This nicture is a LuHn nrnrinr
tion. with an all-star cast, including
Earl Metcalfe, the popular screen star.
There are some exciting scenes in this
feature, a race oetween an automobile '
and an aeroplane and
later between i
two speed ooats.
Tomorrow Charlie Chaplin
in his
greatest comed.
special request.
"The Champion,"
Advertisement.
for the last time.
DOT BRR.WRD IN PICTLRES.
Dot Bernard, the clever little actress,
who will be remembered for her clever ,
work at the Texas Grand a few years
ago, has Joined the Kalem company
and will be seen in that company's big F
feature of modern life with its foibles, ',
today at the Wigwam. The picture is
called "The Second Commandment." It
is strictly a modern play and is not a
Biblical story. Advertisement.
GiniS FVTlIKIt KILLED: I
D Vl'GIITBTt SUBS FOR KAOO
Maria Hernandez, aged 8 years, has
brought suit through her grandmother.
Traqulntina Soils, as next friend,
against the El Paso Southwestern for
J5000 for death of her father. The
suit is filed in th 34th district court.
Tbe allegation is that the father, an
employe of the company, died from
burns received while cleaning ashes
out of an engine
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big crowd was on hand here today to J
witness the 200 mile southwest sweep-
stakes automobile race. Tbe race was
scheduled for Thursday, but was post
poned on account of the muddy condi
tion of the course. It was then planned
to run the race this afternoon.
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9 a. m. to 6 p. m.
"Get Duffy's and Keep Well."
Sold in Sealed Bottles Only Beware of Imitan -s
Whiskey Co
N. Y.
F
Mignonette Flour
Is recognized to be one o' tl-
best pastr flours on the market
Angel Food cake is the test Buv
a SOe bag of Mignonette f-o-
our grocer and try the f ollowi
recipe1
One an.f half cups powdered
sugar sifted four times.
One cup of flour measured aft
er sifting once.
After which sift three tunes
with one teaspooaful cream of
artar
Beat whites of eleven eggs till
Sift in sugar, flour, cream of
tartar and add one teaspoon of
flavoring
B.ike in slow oven from 45
minutes to 1 hour.
Coer for first 20 minutes with
brovin paper
Globe Mills
El Paso, Texas.
PEARSON
M1LLBL0CKS
SUPPLY LIMITED
ORDER NOW
Phone 58S and 5S7
Santa Fe Fuel
Gompany
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