El Paso herald., February 10, 1920, HOME EDITION, Page 2, Image 2

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EL PASO HERALD
CITY TO BE ON
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cit council In order to put E'
uncu in oruer 10 put i
ROUTE
on the transcontinental airunei wsw-w-.- . 7 Ir1 ra"7 gi i ei.r: -1-
s which have ben propoeed hy upper ralley clubhouse and golf links liam O. Jenkins. United State con-.NVlhS?-SSSr
"WSH'K'?. ordered by a majority vote of th. jfj ' SSJSJSLSft
i:u . r v mm;aiciu, i l ajiic, .
rpnreaentatlve of th eomDUT.Kon-
that the
city would furnish a
l-naing- place
for Dlsnes without
rce to the association.
it !s proposed that the chamber of
nrntrce furnish a sum between $00
d J 1000 for improving the field and
-d.1 the association look after Its
uamtenance. The land offered to the
ssoiation Is west of the E P. & S.
rt facks In section 17.
The association, it is understood.
ns no airplanes but uses and su-
tr ises airplanes owned by other
P., a nJ, -SSil 2rJSm5 Uhould be in the country and that it
s route and fly under supervision of.ia a WMte of to mainUln two
absoctation. buildings. They wish to sell the I
nrTrrTtTi)FTtrp RRvnnrt on present club property near the en-;
PFTECTIVES' OFFICES REMODELED trmnce to Fort Bliss, comprising U i
offices of the citj detectives at acres, and use the money for the t
lice headquarters are being re- I erection of a good club building at
deled renovated and generally , the golf course up the valley, where,
leaned up." The work begn Tues-1 the club owns 116 acres, donated by
lat morning when the walls and cell- z. T White for club purposes.
rfCf-nea a coat oi prey paint ana
'uoodwork and finishing a coat of
h blue paint.
1RRESTED FOR DALLAS OFFICERS.
Pr V w. Lightfoot. of Dallas, who
"f arrested here Monday, will be
- i - n & nreliminary hearing, follow
-z iharzep which were telegraphed
-e h Dallas officials. The charges
- niveij aliened iioiation or the uxr
i jm-rotic law.
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City Property
Of Country Club
Is Oi'dered Sold
Immediate sale of the city property
of the El Paso Country club and the
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memoers ai me annua, eieciion ion-
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iror several years mere oas wen a
disagreement between those members
who wanted all club activities con
centrated at the golf course and
others who desired to retain the
tinctly social features downtown and I
operate the golf club as separate unit.
Each year heretofore, "the dancing)
element.' as those favoring the two
clubs, were called, has won. This
year "the golf element won.
The golfers argue that a country
Hai e. Christie, wna was eiecieu;the Investigation of tne Jenkins ai-
president of the club for 120. at the j
election Monday night. ld Tuesday
that the directors would meet In a dav !
or so to tajce up roe matter, dux inai
on account of the insurance pro- .
visions now In force, he thought the
elub would have to be kept open and .
' operated as "a going concern" until J
a sale 01 in, property is niBae. iw
did not know definitely If there would
be a dance Saturday night. r
Other officers elected were: '
A. F. Kerr, treasurer.
D. C. CrowelL vice president.
c If VlMlr. i wrelirr.
The above, with E. W. Kayser. W.
W. Carroll, a H. Lea veil. B. L.
Clements. J. S. Curtiaa. Kuno Doerr
and w. D. Wise comprise the Board or
directors.
The foor last named were added to
the board at the xonoay aignt meet
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H CHARGES IN
IBIS'S CASE
Mexico City. Mex.. Feb. 19. Charges
- -- - zj?.,
the Puebla state authorities, differed
materlallv from the original, are
made by Julio Mitchell Puebla state
prosecutor. Mitchell declared that the
embassy has postponed handing over
the original of the letter despite re-
du-'itd reanests.
Mitchell Is quoted as asserting that
Jenkins. In his letter, told his wife
to make public the fact that rebel.
not bandits, kidnaped him. so that the
ransom could be collected from the
Mexican government. He added that
the original letter bad been recovered
Utd in the foreign office and then
delivered with all precaution to the
American embassy. Mitchell reite-
rated previous charges, including one
that Jenkins arranged for false kid.
naping as part of an Interventionist
plot.
Mathew E Hanna. first secretary of
the American embassy, who repre-
aented the embassy at Puebla during
fairs, jj preparing an elaborate
view ot the entire case, -which
be forwarded to Washington.
rill.
Fill DECLINING
s
Austin. Texas, Feb. 10 Slightly
over 60 cases ot influenza have been
reported to the state health depart
ment In the last 24 hours. Sunday
1227 cases were reported. The last
report shows a decided decline in
the epidemic.
TEXAN FACES TRIAL ON
DRY LAW VIOLATION CHARGE
The trial of Nelson Hemraon.
chara-ed with receiving. conc-aans
and laeflitatinc the .transportation of
M eallona of smog-sled whlsltr. was
begun In the federal court here
Tuesday moraine with the selection
of ten Jurymen. Following- the dis
qualification of the remainder of the
panel Judge W. R. Smith ordered six
additional veniremen from which to
drav the remaining: two.
The arrest of Hsmmon. according to
federal aeents. aecsrred when he was
trasaportlnc the liquor In two auto
mobiles from Rl Paso to Rang-er.
As proof of their story the agents
piled 15 huge demijohns and three
sacks, said to contain the smng-g-led
liuoor, before the jury box In the
courtroom.
Virgil Thompson, charged with
violation of the liquor laws, pleaded
guilty Monday afternoon and was
fined $10o and sentenced to serve C
days in the county jail by judge
Smith.
EL PASO COUNTY CASE UP
BEFORE APPEAL COMMISSION
Austin. Texas. Feb. 10 The case
of Maria de Sbaro, et aL. vs. J W.
Eubank, from El Paso county, was
submitted today on oral argument in
section A of the commission of ap-
peals.
JEST FOOD
r jrom Maine
to California
ROUGH TEXA
Shot At Fugitive,
Wounds Mexican;
Alarms Citizens
Nogalea. Ariz. Feb. 10. A clash be
tween Mexican customs guards and
Americans was narrowly averted last Gomes Palaclo. suburbs of Torreon,
night when a bystander was shot and Coabuila, was not maae by Villa reb
seriously wountfed by a member of the els, but by a group of civilian out
United States military police firing at laws, according to announcement
an escaping prisoner. 'made Tuesday by Alberto Ruis San-
I. Lopez, charged with theft and doval. acting consul general for Mex
smuggltng. detained bv United States ico at El Paso.
customs officers while a car was
being sought to convey him to Jail,
made a break for liberty A military
policeman on duty at the custom
house fired on the fugitive. The bul
let struck another Mexican standing
some distance away.
Business men across the line com
menced closing their stores in expec
tation of serious trouble, bat civil
and military authorities, both Aroeri
can and Mexican, at once cooperated,
In brinarina about an understanding.
i nnflsraflM(11fls7
The wounded man, who was unable to)
giro his name, was rushed to a hos-i
pltal and th soldier who did the!
shooting detained. Lopei. the fugi
tive, was recaptured and locked up.
CoL Carnahan, commanding thet
Twenty-fourth infantry, has promised
a rigid investigation of the affair to-l
morrow. In a statement issued late
tonight he said the speedy adjust
ment of the matter la Indicative of the
growing good feeling between Ameri-.
cans and Mexicans here.
L
Although many of the county
schools are hard hit by the influenza
epidemic, the schools will not close
unless the disease becomes more
prevalent. Miss Myra Winkler, county
school superintendent, said Tuesday.
This statement was made after phy
sicians had visited the county schools
and had carried on Investigations re
garding the number of cases among
school children.
Three hundred and forty-seven
school children were absent from the
city schools Monday. This is not con
sidered alarming. Superintendent of
the city schools A. H. Hugbey said
the city schools would not be closed
unless the disease spread more among
the school children.
Fifty-one doctors called on the
phone Monday afternoon by the
health department reported 330 new
cases since Saturday afternoon, when
they were called last.
One doctor reported to the health
department that a man and his wife
and six children were all sick with
influenza and that two of the eight
have tniluensa-pneumonla. The
father of the large family makes a
small wage and the doctor is treating
the eight influenza victims without
charge.
SHUTTING UP TO KEEP
"FLU" FROM SPREADING
To prevent the spread of "the flu,"
many Texas dues have closed tightly.
Chauocey Olcott was advised before
leaving El Paso that he could not
play San Antonio or Austin because
of the disuse and -Oh Boy" com
pany received word today that It's
engagement at Sweetwater had been
canceled. It has dates at Cisco, Fort
Worth, San Antonio ana several
other Texas cities. Olcott and "Oh
Boys" were booked In at Derates, but
both had to pass up the town, as the
authorities refused to permit the
opening of the theater.
K. Bart Orndorff has suspended
dancing at the Sheldon during the
ban on soldiers visiting public places
and will close out his music entirely
on the 17th.
FORMER EL PAS0AN VICTIM
OF FLU IN SAN ANTONIO
Mrs. J. M. SorrelL formerly a resi
dent of this city, died in San An
tonio, a victim of Influenza. Death
occurred Monday afternoon, accord
ing to word received here by her
father. J. B. Oliver, of Mil Bliss
street, this city.
Mrs. Sorrell was born here 28
years ago. She was educated here
asjd spent the majority of her life
in and adjacent to Kl Paso, moving
to San Antonio recently. Her body
will be brought to this city for burial.
Funeral arrangements have not been
completed.
CHRISTIAN ENDEAV0RERS
TO GIVE MINSTREL SHOW
The Christian Endeavor society of
the First Presbyterian church will
give a minstrel show in the Endeavor
room of the church on Thursday even
ing. February 12. at 8 odock. .W. L.
Benton will present the chorus and
soloist in this entertainment by black
faced artists. Special numbers will
be sung by Miss Thelma Ballon, aa
accomplished contralto singer of
Louisville, Kentucky, Miss Barbara
Worcester. Miss Valiant Prague. J.
Arthur Ramsay. Everett Searl and
Howard Brown. A special feature of
the program will be a piano number
by Leroy Hanshaw. chief clerk at
district hendquartera. Other mem.
bets of the chorus are R. W. Latta,
Chester Garrett. C C. Long. W. P.
Btxler. Neal Groahelder. A. W. Mod
rail and Eric Munro.
The entire proceeds are to be used
bv tli. riiFH.ti.ii r.ii..vfiF t.. ),.
support of their two miarfonariea, Rev. '
Aeweu rresion. ox frinee Koyal col
lege. Chlengmai. Slam, a former Texas
boy end well known In El Paso, and
jsisb anrnnv. or i.nadi Arixniia
SHOWING OF GOMPERS'S HAND
TO AWAKEN PEOPLE BLANT0N
Washington. D. C, Feb. 10. The
first reaction in congress to plans
of organised labor for interrentJon
in the coming political campaign
came Monday In the house. Attack
ing the labor announcement as a
pronnnciamento against congress."
representative B Ian ton. of Texas,
said It was "the greatest menace
ever sounded in this country."
Representative Nolan. Republican
of California, defended labor's pro
gram and charged that B Ian ton, in
a previous -x tension of remarks In
the congressional record had "stolen
in as a thief in the night." Mr. Blan
ton cut the defence short bv ob
jecting to Mr Nolan's remarks.
x&e Texas member declared "the
showing of Samuel Gomperss hand
la going to A ake un the neonl of i
this country ' !
Whene er Samuel Gompers puts
his hand on a representative and
says 'elect him' the people will keep
in Hi. mM.n ml no me, saiu ne.
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conrEus ope'vs poltticai,
BATTLE f IVASHIXGTO
Contlaned from page 1.)
would not be committed to any par
ty, but would be used exclusively "to
reward our friends and to defeat our
enemies."
SHIPPING BOARD FAILS TO
OBTAIN BIDS ON OIL SUPPLY
Washington. D. C. Feb. 10. Be
cause of the uncertainty of the Mexi
can oil situation, only three bids
for supplying the shipping board
with fuel for the year beginning
March 31 have been received and
these for comparatively Insignificant
quantities. The board announced to
.Uy that all of the bids had been re
jected. The bulk of the board's sup
ply comes from the Mexican oil
fields. The board's requirements for
a year run from 1S.00v.u0u to 28.
it 0'io barrel?
It has sufficient oil to last until
n, mfddle of April n.l rffuiali look
- vo shortac j'oirui ig out thai th
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VILLA Di
E
The recent attack on Lerdo
Thru- civilian- teelc advantage
of the fact that tfaeie are no Kr
riaons mt thewe plncem," Senor
Sandoval aald. Oar advlcea Indi
cate that they had no connection
with Villa.'
Early reports that troops of Fran
cisco Villa had attacked Lerdo and
Gomes Palaclo were regarded by mili
tary observers here aa o local mlli-
.r. ?.". "" "'
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Aaaumlng that Villa continues
nttackinc on tort If led towns, it is
aid he eventually trill be able to
nnuii recruits and nutterlal siffJ
dent to warrant the launching a
more pretentions eampaljm. Jneh
nn eventuality, however, will he n
matter of several months. It la
believed.
The fact that these two towns are
hnr ftvA mllK from Torrsaa Ttrom r.
which is strongly garrsoi.ed. was
taken here to Indicate that Villa is
still an active military figure in
Mexico.
FALL COMMITTEE HOLDS
AN EXECUTIVE SESSION
(Continued from pace !)
of Mexicans from both sides captured
Estrada and killed him.
Senator Pall asked CapL Matlafk
If any Americans helped. lie said he
did not know. I
Capu Matlack also told the sub
committee of another iastanco of hor
ror on the border. One day in De
cember. 1917, be said 17 womeir es
caped into the United Statss from
Mexico and sought protection and
medical treatment. They had been
outraged by CarrancisU. soldiers, he
said.
Testimony given is executive ses
sion today before the senate sub
committee investigating the Mexican
situation explained, perhaps for the
first time, the motive for the murder
of three Americans at the Corner
ranch near Columbus, K. 3U ia ml.
Sylvestre Quevedo, now an officer in
the Carranza army, bad raided an
American property and from a barrel
of grain soaked in poison and la
tended for use in destroying prairie
dogs, secured feed for his horses.
The death of the animals deter
mined him to seek revenge and his
men killed the three Americans a few
days later.
MEXICO BARS ANARCHISTS
AND SOCIAL AGITATORS
Douglas. Ariz., Feb. 1. Anar
chists and social agitators of every
class are to be excluded from Mexico
In the future, according to instruc
tions received here by Jose 1L Ar-
fevtmulA VTli9n rtnnanl In Tmh
jglas. The instructions said:
"i on are Hereby directed to refuse
the issuance or vise of passports
to all persons, with the exception of
Mexican citizens, who Intend to enter
Mexican territory when such per
sons profess dissolvent principles or
are anarchists, social agitators or
harmful elements of any kind."
THREE MEXICAN OPERATORS
OF STILLS ARE EXECUTED
Douglas, Ariz, Feb. It. Balding
of stills in the Sierra Madre moun
tains near Bacerac. Sonora, but
across the state line in Chihuahua,
has resulted in the execution of
tnree Mexican operators, the de
struction of their stills and the seiz
ure of all movable property by Chi
huahua troops operating under the
orders of Gen. Manuel M. Dieguec,
according to arrivals here.
GEN. DIEGUEZ APPOINTED
MEXICO SECRETARY OF WAR
According to dispatches appearing
in Chihuahua City newspapers Mon
day. Gen. Manuel M. Dieguex, com
mander of the military forces in that
state, has received and accepted an
appointment as secretary ot war. He
will complete his campaign against
the Vlllistas before taking over the
office.
Rome Cardinals See
Increase in Salaries
Rome, Italy. Fee. 18. The Gleraale
dltalia says that the cardinals living
in Rome have asked the pope to raise
their salaries, as they cannot make
both ends meet, owing to the increase
in the cost of living. The cardinals
receive at the present rate of ex
change about 111? yearly, less than
the sum received by many parish
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