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EL PASO HERALD
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SATURDAY
EVENINGS OPEN
TILL 8:30
MEN'S STORE
REMAINS OPEN
TILL 9:30
Srnil L 1 our Mnll Ordcrw.
t iirner !rin Ar. nml Sn Antonio St.
Vrlvntc Itrnnrh Kichnnjcc XWO
IMion? Orilrrn rrompfly rillfil.
93 AMERICANS
FR0MCH1HUAHUA
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JL JUL M. Mil? JL cH, &? 2&M
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Refugee Train Arrives Un
der Carranza Guard; 40
Remained in the City.
I it ilnee refugees arriied in Kl
Tatn fioin Cliihunhua city Tuesday
night, after an all tlay Journey Rcrosa
tl plains. The refugees reported that
American consul Marlon Letcher l
Batfhing the American Interests in Chi
luinbim. fitv. The refugee train left at
J I o lock Tuesday morning and reached
.tu ii oi at S 15 in the evening, the mem.
1" is of the party scattering to various
ii,.t,in and the major jmrtlon stopping
a i Hotel McCoy.
1. M. C. . rmtnrr.
NmoDfe those to come out was John
M Murrav, neoretary of the T. 11 C A.
ii hihuahua city
I lie train had an escort of 66 soldiers
i I the onl excitement on the trip was
ii Mo t xunia, wlwre a number of
m Miits weie seen riding along the hori-
" and the fenr i-ntertalned that they
rf illistas JManing nearer, the of- i
ii.rs informed ttie inerlians that the
men t-n horsebai k were Carranza
oxoutn. hnh tlej proved to 1C
Smnll fiarrlqon.
'lor I'luEees brought the Information
ti ii Inhuahua has only a small gar
i - n left .md that all St the 2000 sol
i r Hi.tt liad lieen at that point under
M. onunaiid of Gen. Lulz Gutierrez
i .1 n. en sent to northern Chihuahua.
iiii reported that there were Voba
i . I .''00 I'onstitutionallst noldiers at
I iinn, under the command of Gen.
I njiniin Carza. and that the other 500
ii ! In i n sent up to Juarez -with Gen.
i TiiliiTrcz
Officer Allay Keeling.
Ml of the refugees said that the of
f i' lals at Chihuahua had tried to allay
'lie feeling of tenseness In Chihuahua.
'I liev also stale that there were many
tin iv r Villhrtas at Chihuahua and many
spies scattered In all the communities
in tlu southern part of the state,
4ft Itrnratn.
"-mm 40 or more Americana still re
ii mi in Chihuahua and they, it was
itjted, would arrive on the border with
in the next several days. All tho mines
in aud aiound Chihuahua haTe closed
limn ami the mining company has re
t lined onh their head men In the field.
. Thoe Who Came Ont.
I hose who came up on the refugee
I I mi were:
Mi and Mn J. B. Ott
1 has Hammond.
lmB Murray.
' H Andpricm and wife
'--iirire Johnston and wife
Mi. A McLaughlin
Mr M.ir JlcLaUKhlln.
Mr L Taylor.
I" I. Jravinser.
i w . Thompson.
H" and Mrs. A. C. TTrlsht.
t utiTt K Lea.
x tl Iiaxlson.
Mr- A I" N'aah.
r,i V i Sawyer and son
n i' e berry.
Mr .ml Mra. Georr Briccs
M ii .1 Mn. 8. O. Barn.
' ' rr w rn Wvrls.
t mil Mr L. B Frlttt.
ir- Mary lllackly.
Mr rfiid Mrs. D. R. Cramer.
Mi Mary F. Lone.
II rr Mlllanu.
I nimrr.
li and Mrs. Jamrs Morfao.
H H. Holly.
MerrhaMm.
A F Kensinger
I r-d Pothatt.
lose Bovio.
Morita Buattntr
lone De8tefano.
.tohn M. Murray
i arlota Carranni
IT L. B. Knopf ,
t j. mil.
I imea Murray.
t uia Ollvarca.
i r. .1 H. Wllltami
llarr B Ott.
Mtun Alma Mrer.
Mrs J K Hale.
smonp the refugees were the follow-
' niiiisionaries: Rev. and Mrs. A. C.
right Mr and Mrs. L. B. Fritts, Mlsa
lUn BlathK and Miss Mary F. Long.
MEXICAN MERCHANT HELD;
HAD SILENCER ON RIFLE
L.imon lCKera, owner of a small store
Ninth street, wan taken into cus
ioih bv the polite Tuesday evening and
HI be held to explain the possession
i pistol and a Remington rifle,
pupped ith a Maxim slle-ncer.
ro boxes of Winchester rifle am-
i inltlon containing about S00 car-
i iileF each, were taken In charge by
dr tectives Tuesday night follow-
I the arrest of J. Ramirez and R. Mi
iii'U, two Mexican youths, in tho low-
pait of the city. The ammunition is
' ring held at the police station while
i 'i ouths are in the city Jail pending
i i investigation of the incident.
Two arrests of Mexicans carrying pis
tol were made by officers in tho lower
part of the city Tuesday, as a result of
thr strict search for pistol carriers that
i now being conducted pursuant to or
ij rs of police chief Don Johnson. Both
nin werr in the vicinity of Seventh and
V I raho streets and carried pistols full
of cartridges, it is alleged. At the po
lice station they gave the names of
nan fJi-'ia and I'rofino Herrervu
PAPERS AND FORMS OF MEXICAN
NEWSPAPER SEIZED BY POLICE
II imp and fresh from tho press 600
'lues of the Paso Del Norte, a Mexican
. ili newspapr and two forms of type,
re confiscated bv city detectives
J naav night at 8.J0 oclock. Fernando
. in.iochlpl, editor of the publication,
"as arrested.
The confiscated forms and papers
xv ere taken to the police station where
thrv will be held pending investigation
o' the case. Gamiochlpi being placed In
lie nt jail. lie Is said to have resided
r.l Paso for the past 14 years.
viorillng to mayor Tom Lea and
i i'f lohnson, the arrest or Gamiochlpi
i i . onfiscatlon of the property was in
ii ie with orders issued several days ago
M.xiran editors to not allow any-
i i c or a political nature to be printed
i heir newspapers.
OJINAGA GARRISON IS
TURBULENT; COLONEL KILLED
M uia Tfxas, March IS. The report-
i d'ath of Col. Rojas. Carranza com-
i. ind. r at OJlnaga at the hands of his
ok . mm, who attempted mutiny last
tin was confirmed by telephone ad-
i , hrre today. Rojas was trying to
onttoi his men who were drlnkln? and
ihrc.it. ning to invade the United States,
Im ii he was shot from the crowd, ac-
oi fling to the report.
WtllKII MliXICAN" HRA;iIi;S
HOWIK AM) IS DISARMED
shi s,mon Ariz., March 15. An un
n n In nvilv armed Mexican who ar
iiv.l ai Bowie Monday and failed to
h t itisfactory account of himself,
i iiisarmd by constable Jud I'ruitt
ii ii placid under surveillance. Two
HU officers reached Bowie a week
ago ijiip went to El Paso and was ar
iestrd, and the other is still there.
Throw Off Colda and Trrvcat Grip.
hn you feel a cold coming ron. take
r.AXATIVn BROMO QUININE. It re
moves cause of Colds and Grip. Only
mn "BROMO QUININK," E. W.
i.l.nVlTS signature on box. 2ic.
BLINDNESS
I- . ften avoided by having your ees
. in. n a and glasses made lv an
'ipn. nptrist Geo. D. Kendall, J28 Mesa
m Mak's Glasses Right Adv.
Ho iu uar Mindale solid packed
' " I ic, ran is filltd with to-
is thit hold their own One trial
nn o ou ..f the o.nallt I'tit
i I d Hi ili. V .
Again This Season You'Will Find Esccess VexSme in Oxr Specialized Line of
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"THEPOPULAR"
takes great pleasure in
announcing that this year's
Spring Fashion Festival a for
mal presentation of Spring
modes in which will be dis
played the accepted styles of
the new season as delineated by
garments, millinery, corsets,
shoes and accessories, will be
held Monday, Tuesday) and
Wednesday, March 20th, 21 $1
and 22nd.
This exhibit will be the most
, extensive and interesting "The
Popular" has eer held, and
will tell a complete story of
things for men, women and
children from the original con
ceptions of the Old World to
the copies and adaptations of
the best American designers.
Your presence is cordially in
u'led. No tickets or cards will
be issued no charge attached.
All EI Pasoans, and visitors to
this city, are "as welcome as
the flowers in May."
(Sisned emn-mtva
Georgette
Sailors, $10
A CONVINCING example of
"THE POPULAR'S" excep
tional ability to present fine Milli
nery at a reasonable price.
Chic Georgette Sailors of Lisere, in
black, navy or African brown.
They have been given clever touches
of individuality in the tilt of the
brim and the placing of simple but
effecthc trimmings such as rib
bons, flowers and wings. They ha e
no equal at the amaz
ingly modest price of
Wash Goods
EACH day brings forth new sur
prises in exquisite Wash (.ooJ-.
Weaves. The few weaves mentioned
here, added to our already enormous
stock, makes our exhibition of cotton
fabrics the finest ever shown in T.
Taso.
30-IXCII VOILLS AVoten liairlinc
stripe and staple stripe Voiles. Mark
htripes and colored stripes show in?
the new cluster candy stripes, mili
tary stripes, awning stripc-s and lad
der stripes. They are tnih deiraUe
lines, at a yard, 25, 35e,
AIXOVER EMHHOIIlEniZD FAB
RICS Are also lery jjooil sHle tins
reason. Cofcred embroidered dots,
figures and stripe and figure effects
on voile, tissue. ilk mWed crepe and
organdy. Some "ohiIitiuI ni- wtes.
Ayatoc, 95c
AIJ. WHITE GOODS A GREAT FA
VORITE Croeg Bar, stripe and em
broidered Voile and Orsandr. a vard
25C
Shadow check, plaid and snonilakc
Xovclties, a yard, 35c to $1.00.
Allover embroidered Voiles, ilarquit
cttes, and Organdva. a Tarl. 75c to
$2.50.
Tlain and notelty shadow weave Or
sjandys, a yard, 50c to $1.00.
VmEI.IT hKIRTJM, Uotl, white
ind colored. (;dbafflin... wA,t .loth,
piqiip, welt, rep and Oxford a-
Mani noV wrmci of io,,n ,niiil
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'V VOIfK'S most rosoiiri-ol'nl in:ilxci. Avliose Suits are recog
nized for their stvln auflinntieitv and eliaraeter. contributed
tiieir proudest roduets to this notable showing!;, ilanj- distinctly
different models, including Norfolk Jin(l belted styles, ripple peplums,
semi-fitted, strictly tailored, fancy trimmed, semi-belted, flare coats,
etc. The fabrics include thoroughly dependable Serges, Gabardines,
Velour Cloths and Poplins, in the new tans, grays, navy, Jap and
Copenhagen blue, green, rookie, brown, checks and black. Skirts in
the newest full-i'laring effects with fancy buttons, patch, slough or
side mannish pockets, loose belts, etc. Coats lined with good quality
Peat, de Cygne. The tailoring is worthy of special notice aud re
flects most thorough and expert workmanship. A complete range of
sizes for Avomen and misses. The influence of our powerful Inn
ing organization and its manifold advantages is
responsible for these greater Suit Aalnes, at
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These New $15 SilK. Dresses
ire reuiMg a ensaoon
and are worthy of it, too. They're made of the most desirable of the
season's silks charming striped taffetas, handsome plain taffetas.
i nest qualitv crepe meteor, erepc de chine, Ueorgette crepes and
taffeta or satin combinations.
SIcca'cs and bodices pf plain embroidered Georgette, some beadecTiu effective designs, hand embroidered
in self 6v contrasting colors, silver and gold predominating, or trimmed with lace. Skirts full flare, pointed
or scalloped tier effects, pleated, shirred and graceful! v side draped models.
In all Spring shades, black, naw, Hague, pearl and taupe, gray, green. African brown, peach. AA-isteria,
Burgundy, etc. Aot all styles m all shades. You cannot duplicate -uch dresses
for less than $19.50 anyAhere in toAvn. "Popular Special" at
i5.6o
New Sport Dresses
Ot SilK Jersey Cloth. I
gjERFECTLY adorable are the new Sport Dresses made of the popu-
lar Silk. Jersey Cloth. The bodice of the garment is made of plain
colors and resemble a silk sweater or middy. The skirts are of white
or fancy stripes, and trimmed to match bodice. Many are accordeon
pleated. There is nothing more up to date in sport garments to be
found anywhere. Let us show them to you tomorrow. CJ CP ?
Priced at each. t$D
Golfinie Coats $4 95
The Ideal Sport Garment
ipHJS bids fair to become the most coatish Spring ever known.
Dresses loom large on the horizon, and a dress for street wear with
out a coat is not to be thought of. The sport type rules in the realm of
coats. Here you can see half a hundred of the most successful
styles. We call your attention to the Golfine Sport Coats in coral,
rose, Copen, green and white, also go a q e
white serge coats, at y J'J
New Sport SMrts
Priced $4'95 to $22-5
THE most novel styles have been pro
duced in the new Sport Skirts. These
garments haA-c not only been designed for
attractiveness, but for general sei-A-ice and
comfort, in the outdoor sports, as avcII.
Materials are Silk La .Terse, Soiree, Taf
feta, "Wool Velours and Golfine. There
are plain shades of rose, Copen, gold,
green, white and black; fancy plaids,
stripes and checks; also plain shades in combination with
fancy color. Every material suitable for Sport Skirts is
represented lin this new Spring showing, and the color
combinations are varied enough to suit every requirement
A New Re&'is Corset
S3J
Popular Special, 95c
WONDERFULLY attractive model for average fig-
kure and stout figure. Made of an exceptional qual
ity white coutil, with beautiful embroidery trimming:
four hose supporters that will wear and give satislaction
This corset is wejl boned and fits perfectly. Sizes 20 to
26. You d expect to pay $1.50 for this
model, offered at only
95c
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The New Blouses
At $2.95 and $4-95
rfjNE of the most important Blouse Exhibits we have
ever held is scheduled for Thursday. Each and
every Blouse is brand new and up-to-the-minute in fash
ion. Every favored fabric, stripe and shading is com
pletely represented.
Practically unlimited choice is presented in this extraor
dinary collection of beautiful Blouses. Included are
Blouses of Silk Radium, Lace, Crepe de Chine, Geor
gette Crepes. Chiffon and Lace Combinations, Pussy
Willow and Georgette Combinations, Taffetas; frill mod
els, touches of colored embroidery, fine laces and nov
elty buttons are used as trimmings for these lovely
Blouses all the new collar and sleeve effects. We in
vite your inspection.
jLooesil Ends
Savings of
1-2 to 2-3
TTT is seldom that we can buy these
"short lengths of Embroidfnes for
the few lots that come in are 'old
up before we can secure them.
This lot we bought represents the
finest examples of Swiss needlework.
Patterns are dainty and attractive.
Materials the finest Swiss, Nainsook,
Voile and Neigc. Widths are just
suited for infant's, children's and
little misses' clothes.
They are fresh, crisp and desirable
and in lengths that can be used to
advantage. AH are offered at a
saving of ONE-HALF TO TWO-THIRDS.
Shadow
overs, Yard
uj&r
A CHOICE lot of silk shadow
lace allovcrs that are ideal for
Blouses. Full 36 inches wide.
A soft, filmy weave that's desir
able. Kinds you would expect to
see marked $2.00 the yard. "Pop-
Sr $1.25
Colored Em-
Ibroi
Edges, Yd. 5c
TTHEY will come in handy on
the Children's Spring Dresses
Sheer, durable material, embroid
ered in red, sky, Alice and navy
blue and black. All fast shades and
will wash beautifully. Values g
to 122C at the yard, ?C
The Great SilK Sale
Breaking Records
SILKS onoujeh to set any feminine heart aflutter arc in
linn big Mid-Reason a'"- Several thousand yards of
the mot deirable new weave, plain and fancy patterns
and colors arc shown.
The reductions arc doubly important inasmuch as they are
quoted on tho threshold of Spring which this rear promises
lo favor silks to an extraordinary degree. IV-itively the
best values we have ever offered, and an opportunity that
no woman can afford to neglect if she wihes the choicest
silks at iinmatchably low prices.
SilK Hose, a
Pair 74c
f"NE of the foremost manufac
turers of Silk Hoe in Amern 1
has made material changes in hi
hosiery line, which necessitated hi
eliminating former numbers. We
bought a quantity of these hose,
which arc perfect in every way
(not "seconds" nor "samples").
But the choicest ot seasonable mer
chandise. Every pair carries "The
Popular's" guarantee of satisfactory
service or a new pair in exchange
They are made with deep garter
tops of lisle, and a foot that has
made this make famous. Shown in
white or black. All sizes. Silk ho
lery that was made to sell at $1.00
and more. Special while y a
they last, a pair, at C
ose At 19c
A SUPERIOR quality hose in
eitlicr white or black. Fine
ribbed, elastic, sightly yet thor
oughly durable. Ideal for either
boys or girls. Regular 25c alue
Popular Special,
a pair, at
Greatest ClotMsng' Paretiase on Record
237 Suits From One of The Country's Foremost Makers Purchased
By "The Popular" Resulting In A
New Spring' S
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mts, at
'TpIIEiiiK'ii L' El Paso -will long remember this record breaking jnuvhase. It is the most remark
" able in a aluc giving ever made by "The Popular" at the beginning of a new season. The maker's
name i$ withheld by request. Wc seenred his ''end if UMli' Spring Suits," brand new mer
ehandis'e at end of season prices.
Pure AVool, perfect fitting three-piece Suits all the new Spring models distinctive, sightlv pat
terns SATISFACTORY TO TU.M LAST STITCH. .Many have silk lining. The popular'black
and white checks and the wanted, modish gray included in this great offering. All show the very
best of hand tailoring.
AVe could place these Suits in regular stock, and sell them at regular prices, which is considerable
more, but our policy is to pass all good things to our patrons
CO) UA"7TwflHlllllUlu s oeneitb ol our savuiy.
If there's a man who bu.ys one of these Suits and doesn't
Ttcvv-NVrvf7 ssvj tool He's dollars ahead ot the game WW WAiNT nun t imng
( UMtt .&) W it back and -efhis monev.
See Window Display Across Tftie Street Nest Door
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