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EL PASO MORNING TIMES, SATURDAY, JUNE 22. 1918. 8 Today HOIIKF. At the A merican C. of C.

in Mexico City Prints New Trade Journal EL PASO BAR TO PAY RESPECT TO the Journal of the months on a charge or robbing a paymaster or private tunas, will be release Hum Jail within a few days on I bond or tUrin, according to a statement front the Juarez court of letters yeaterday. Voung Sanannego, who formerly resided at El I'aso and comes from a leading family, was refused ball by Judge MM Mating Valle on the ground that the offense with which be was charged, laklng a penalty of mora than five years, was unbailable. The attorney of Sana-mlego appealed from the decision to the higher court at Chihuahua City. The decision of Judge Valle lias been reversed by the tocrl and therefore young Hana-mlego will he set at liberty on a bond as. soon as the necessary formalities can be compiled with.

tie issued monthly. The editor Is Fell! Ailler. Among the honorary members are Edward Dow, American consul at Juarei, and Stephen Aguirrs, vice consul. El I'a-o members are the rirst National bank, E. Noya it Co.

and the Inlorj Bank and Trust company. The following message from the El Paso Clumber of Commerce Is printed in the lasue: "We will be very glad Indeed to cooperate with an American chamber of Commerce In the City of Mexico, and wool consider II g'el advantage. We are already affiliated Witt the chamber or Commerce of Juarez, Chihuahua and lorreon, and wltn the Congrego Cotnerelantes, or National chamber of commerce of the City of Meslco." Congratulatory menage from the leading commercial organizations in the i nlted State" are printed. "Week-End Specials' For War-time Shoppers li 84 pages and contains much ad-sins from firms catering to Ainerl-trade. The niaesflne Is handsomely tratcd Willi Moxicon views.

It will Will Past Resolutions on Death of Prominent Pioneer Ttxan. Judge Peyton Edwards, Texas states urchase And AS pecia! WANTED flr-l-rlnss xiliwlow IrlmimT inl card writer, One Mhricaii also wall on trnrle. I'NION I.OTHINf' CO. Milliliter. IK ESSF.H.

P. C. Peidomo and Beatrice Rodriguez. Porflrlo Eopez an. 'iuadalupe ManjiiM.

Joseph Marvin and Jane Perry. Sale Of Silk Dresses Ill ADMIT MWMIIOO TO Ellis sanamlego. who has been con-lued In the Juarez Jail for the past few Times Want Ads Get Results. Values To or $2000 "The Congressional Election" Toilet Goods SPECIALS ON SALE ALL DAY Pond's 50c Vaniahinft Cream 2Qc 7Jc Mercollzed Wax for 59c 60c Toppy Face Powder. ggc $1.00 size Bottles Herplclde 79c 25c Bottles of Ammonia 8c $1.50 bot.

Moth Preventor 85c '25c size Bottles Frostllla J9c 25c Euthymol Tooth Paste QC 25c size Bonney Talcum Qc 25c size Splro Powder IQc $1.00 size Lavorla for 79c Mennen's 35c Shaving Crearr23c ft Hand and Nail Brushes -J9c 1 5c Bone Handle Tooth Brushes 'Qq EXTRA SPECIAL Tonight, 6 to 8:30 KXTItA 50c BOTTLES WAT-PC IN" Mri.SlEIED COCOANUT of.M; 39c EXTRA HOOD LABOB BA11S OF KIIlK'S ASST h. CAT II QC SOAPS, I BARS FOB man, soldier and pioneer, yesterday! morning at his home, 1H3 Nevada street, at 10:20 o'clock. The Judge died after a period of Illness lasting only sine? last night. He was born Hecember 28, 1841, In Kacog-doehes county, wh.n Texas was a republic, and since a young man had been prominent in Tezas arfairs along hotn Judicial and social lines. He was eduealed in the University of Virginia.

Ills grandfather, Haydeit Edwards, secured a grant of land In Texas from the government In order to Induce colonists to settle in those parts. Judge Edwards began bis public career when he was assigned as district Judge In one or the (listrlets of Nacogdoches county. He proved himself able and was sent from the same county to the state legislature, which post he held for a number or years. In 1875 he was speaker In Ihc house of representatives. In the early '00's Judge Edwards served as a cavalryman In the Confederate forces.

During this time he wss shifted from one real-Mai anotli r. At the time or his death the Judge was a member ot the local John C. Iirown post, United Conlederata veterans. Bnca coming to this city In years ago -the Judge bad been prominent in local law affairs; had dons much to advance the city land values In many ways, and had been prominent as a lodge member. 1 or a long lime the Judge was Joined with the lain Judge II.

II. Nell In the firm or Edwards Neil." lis also held the position or attorney tor the Texas A Pacific, railroad, and for the last El Paso Townsllo company for many years, and was connected with numerous really organizations in which be was a stockholder. When the Judge was a number of the McOlnty club, it will be remembered by some or the older residents of the illy that he was one of the most "hustling" member! of that organization. He was secretary ot the old volunteer fire department and president of the Tol-tec club for several terms each. The deceased belonged to the Masonic lodge and The election of Claude B.

Hudspeth to Congress HERE'S A DRESS TRIUMPH of first magnitude. Just 65 silk dresses in this special purchase which is destined io set the town agog. All fresh, new, desirable styles, made of GEORGETTE CREPES. SATINS. TAFFETAS.

CREPE DE CHINE GEORGETTE COMBINATIONS Exquisite models in every good color including navy, black and white. This is your chance to buy a new dress at HALF PRICE Up to M0.00 values, TODAY JaJ 2nd Floor SPECIALS FOR CHILDREN means: More work less talkJ A pract icai man congress, $2.50 DRESSES, made of ginghams and other $2.50 KIMONOS In sizes for Junior Girls Made $1.25 SKIRTS in Middy styles, made on waists. A hard washable materials. Sizes 2 to 14 years. Ex Sizes 4 to 14 years.

or fine Cotton Crepe. an Crepe. working memoer or congress. Ideal for trav Made of white 1189 98c tra, special a .11.79 linene, special eling. Special 3rd Floor, 3rd Floor.

Srd Floor. BEAUTIFUL JAP FANS FREE TONIGHT, 6 TO 8:30 Phone Orders Filled Mail Orders Filled A representative who possesses common sense? A representative who possesses good A representative who has stood in the forefront of the fight for also lo Ihe local knights or Pythias, being "The Store Of Service" 'The House Of Courtesy" prominent In both lodges. He was or ganler or the local branch of tho hitler organization, and at his death was presl-dent or the district endowment rank of the lodge. Although the Judge was always wall liked by the public, he would never accept a public office. He acted as special Judge, however, several times during his residence in this city.

Tho deceased Is survived by his wire, "Little Plaza Phone 4580" A representative who has fought for justice for wage-earner. th a soiif Peyton J. Edwards, now assistant clly attorney and former nhcrlfr, and two daughters, Mrs. John s. Aiken, who la at present In New York city, and Mrs.

Clara VITAL RECORD. BIRTHS, nccrm-To Mr. and Mrs. Julius Plc-conl, 3010 Olive street, June 10, a HAKE It To Mr mm East Mlssotii Yesterday Wasn't Hottest Day; You Just Imagined It Yesterday, the 'longest duy In the year, wasn't tho hottest tins summer. Your imagination played tricks with you.

However, tho highest temperature was tho same as tho record Thursday, 90 degrees, the hottest this year. I'oda lountalns experienced heavy run or business yesterday nod many people Inquiring aboit tho heat Insisted that It was Hie hottest day or the year. nd Mrs. n. It.

Baker, street, Jnne 1.1, a son. Mr. and Mrs. Estcban First street, June 10, DOCTRINES TO BE STUDY SUBJECTS S. Herpel of Allston, Mass.

'Ihe daugh-Isrs were unable to atlend tl in funeral because or tho sudden death or their rather. The judge Is said lo have been the oldest white native Texan living ut the lima or his death. Jndgo Edwards, who was always prominent in local as well us in stale politics, ENRIQI est i Enriquez, 1SM2 I- a daughter. OALVAR TO Mr. and Mr Velverde, Texas, Juno 19, i RENKTo Mr.

and Mrs. Rene, S3S1 Texas street, Ji Juan Galvan, laughter. Jack Murphy a 3, a son, at was a member or the present county Dem Will Be Nearly 3,000 Pounds of Plums Alone to Be Preserved. Church Government Will Be Study Subject at Preachers' Institute Here. DON si HHEK UNIFORMS El faso police orrirers are beginning to appear on the streets in summer local hospital.

111,1 MK.YI HAETo Mr. and Mrs. Edwin niuinentlial, 017 North El I'aso street, June 8, a son, at a local hospital. OONIALBZ To Mr. and Mrs.

Rarael Gonzalez, 601 Fourth street, June 10, twins, both being girls. Kl I.IV-To Mr. and Mrs. Ilenjamln Rov Klein, 1810 East boulevard sircel, June 10, son, at a local hospital. A list or 53 persons In the lower valley who wished to can rrult the present season, the quantities ranging from CO to roo pounds of preserves, was prepared at a meeting held yesterday at Clint at ocratic executive control ti his death will make it necessary to appoint another member or.

the committee. Judge Edward! was elected a committeeman during be election two years ago. Ills son, Peyton J. Edwards, at present assistant city attorney, was tariff or the county for six years. Judge Edwards was one or the leading attorneys of the city, and members or the El Paso bar will nieel this morning at 0 o'clock to adopt ippreprlati resolutions relative lo his death and to take some action Willi rererenee to attending tho funeral, 1'imersl services will be held at the residence at 4:30 o'clock by the Knlghls Of Pylhlas.

The body will (hen be tnkcn to SI. Clement's Episcopal church. ILi Splendid rooms with crrry (uniruicnre runninji walrr, phone serlo dun room is rool and enmforiflhlt. 711 N. Orfflon RtttC 123 OASIS DEATHS.

FI.ORES-Sarlta Florcs, I months old, daughter or Mr. and Mrs. Florencto Florcs, A'X Durango street, died June IB. burial wa In Concordia Catholic cemetery. BARG.

Estelana ttargas, Of. died June 30. at local dairy. Burial was in Concordia cemetery. MF.LENDEZ Manuel Melendez.

six months old, sou or Mr. and Mrs. Jose Melendez. 607 Ninth street, died June 19. Burial was In Conrordla cemetery.

Two church conrerences of unusual Interest are scheduled to be held at the Trinity M. E. church In the week beginning July 11 bei-amo known yoHrrilay. Deglmitsi th" night or July 1, and rontbiurng to the evening ot the next day work or the V.l I'aso district con-rcrence will be reviewed. What promises lo he tho most interesting or the two meetings will be the preachers' Institute or the New Mexico conrerenre, July 3 lo 10.

This will be similar to a teachers' normal, and ministers mun the entlro district will study various subjects at the dlf-rerent sessions. A reature or the Institute will be an exposition or each denominational doctrine and system or government by local pastors. Anmng the prominent churchmen Who will bo here tor the conrerence will be Hr. It. B.

Ilennctl, or the Emery university, Atlanta, Dr. Frank May, B. M. IJ Dallas, and Dr. James Kllgorc, 8.

M. Dallas. 10 o'clock. The meeting was called for the purpose or conrerrlng upon plans to obtain more than the regular Sj-pound allowance of sugar for Individual can-nsrs, so that the great excess of fruit would not go lo waste. The proposition will be taken up with the food administration.

flrgular meetings of grocers from the lower valley towns, Clint, Fabcns, (Juad-rlllo, Tornlllo and the Island, will be held weekly on Friday mornings. Following these xvlll be held the regular weekly meeting or the county price Interpreting committee, consisting or the rollowing: H. A. Cray, Tornlllo; Edgar D. brown, Clint; O.

J. Ford, Clint; Otto Ueintzc, Faliens, II. It. Madrid, San EHurto, when the Her. uller hwirt will deliver a sermon, from there the remains will be removed 10 Evergreen cemetery, where burial will be made.

The local Masonic lodge will have charge ut the services at the cemetery. Pall bearers will bo E. II MrCllntoek, IV. M. Heed, Tom l.ea, Judge P.

E. Hunter, James Hewitt and Judgo S. J. Issacks. AUTOMOBILES Shipped to California Points at Reduced Rate WESTERN TBAN8FEB STORAGE CO.

1125-31 Texas St. Phone 73-71. Ill ILDING PERMITS. To Dave Crockett To build a cement floor In the American National bank building; cost S50. Port Arthur Wins Next Convention of It was staled at the mepllnir that there would be between s.noo and 3,000 pounds A representative who fought for measures that strengthened the enforcement of the local option law A man who has been plain and straight-forward about expressing his views? A man who is a citizen and Home owner in El Paso and whose children are pupils in the El Paso schools.

A man who does not voice a change of views with every change of the wind. A man of sober, industrious habits? A man who owns a farm in the vallev and whose interest is one with the valley farmer? A man who raises sheep and cattle and knows the needs of the cattle and sheep raisers? A man who studied the mining interests of the section, and who secured the School of Mines for El Paso. A man who was recognized at Austin as a strong man. A man who commanded the respect and confidence of his opponents. A man who led at Austin; and who will lead at Washington? (Political advertisement or plums ror canning.

Eggs were reported as being scarce. 'I ho Sunday closing or grocery stores In Ihe country will Ae Insisted upon, tc-cotdlng to a report made by O. J. Ford, xv ho quoted Ihe state laxv. The organlistlon or lower valley grocers will be called "The Valley Grocers' BUILD STATUE OF LIBERTY REPLICA 1 association." Robert Pornhorkier, InsMC-! lor or the district food administration, attended llu meeting yesterday and will State Bricklayers Port Arthur was tho selection as the IMP convention city si the closing season or tho biennial convention or the Teiat bricklayers yesterday morning.

Harry C. Hates was unanimously chosen president tor another two years, whtlo Harry Walker or fori Worth wia unopposed for secretary. Horace W. t.at of CW' sirana was victorious In a three -cornered rate for vice president. The oilier candidates nere H.

H. Pierce or Waco anj V. 1L Kcclw or I'ort Arthur. Tokens or appreciation were voted Pretlilcnt Hates and outgoing Secretary Alvin Mired or Dallas. The majority ol the delegates, many or whom were arrnmpai led by then' wives, left for their homes last night.

Those remaining over will depart today, Gen. Jose Murguia attend all regular weekly meeting to Es Practice es Comodo, Anunciarse en el "TIMES" Este periodico se recomienda, por lo siguientc: Por su cir-culacion ampliamente propagnda por todos los Estados de la Union Americana. Por sua buenas noticias: Oportunidad comprobacion de ellas. Por el magnifico efecto de sus anun-rios. Un Anuncio publicado en este diario, siem-pre es de buenos resultados.

Para scrvir complacer a los anunciantes mexicanos, esta a su ordenes neustro Agente Mexicano, Sr. LUIS R. ALVAREZ. No pierda tiempo, le conviene anunciar desde luego. Fie Ud.

en el exito, si Ud. sabe dar a su Anuncio novedad in-teres. Si Ud. lo ordena, se le anunciar a en espanol Site in Little Plaza Closed Automobiles as Place to Park Cars. RE( Ot F.RINC I RUM INJl RIES.

Mri. I. Pettlgrew and daughter, 1 eura. are lecoverlng at the Rolslon hospital from the errerts Ot an auto accident at Willow and Montana streets Thursday night, when the car In which they were riding was slrurk by car driven by Mrs. George Mattingly, and tlie two were Injured.

The Pettlgrew residence Is at wot North Kansas street, and It expected that the mother and child will soon be taken to their home. According lo Sergeimt F. J. Capllnger, or the trarric department at the local police station, commencing Monday no cars xv ill he allowed to part it all In tho Tare directly in Icont or Hotel Sheldon, hi Pioneer Plaza, as lias heretorore been in Saltillo on Way to Mexico City General Jose Murguia, In charge of the military lorres in Juarei, had arrived -srrly at Saltillo last night on till way to Mexico city on official business, ar- II cording to a telegram rerciel tit null- The reason Mr this rhanire In the trarric roles unit a replica or Hie Statue of Mb rrty will he built in this part or the street, i iw completed shine will contain booths for Red cross ami thrin stamp campaign use, This statue has been paid for by Hie boslnesi men In buildings rrontlng on the ttirmrr parking pltre, as sn aid to the safe of thrift tamps. Red Cross subscription campaigns and liberty l.nan I tsry headquarters in the city across the river.

WELDING PAINLESS DENTISTRY campaign work, The spart to he partl- It olioulil Do done, job iihi big or in Re gin to Intern Tagless Dogs in City Tuesday Next Tuesday will be open season ror tagless dogs, and oxvners of pen win hate not purchased licenses tpr tlielr animal may expect to flni them Interned, whirl! Is In Ihe neighbor-hood of tha disposal plant Once Interned, the owner or the dog has three days within which to rurrhase a tag, pay a JO cent penalty and redeem the animal. At the end or three days, ir the owner has not shown enough Interest lo perrorm these sen Ices tor his or her pel. the dog will be executed a la some swirt poison route. i he mi ire n1 I keep cut or Ihe clutches of heartless dog catchers Is to pay a dog tax to the uriKHi orr xx in ne tinny reel ny tnirty feet In size. BROWN WELDING CO.

MODI It I ll'MI NT Aitsor.vTn.Y SANITARY CAM, AND SEE 1 20-YEAR i in I Ml ATION EXPERT OPERATORS riiono IIO.M ni rt res of he 1 11 tit HctuMs or Anrel Marilnei, Ihe retiring (Sldent Juarez chamber of cntnmcrre. mi i wjj ibmaln Escudero, Hie newly elected I.OVW-T PRH ES. ROYA? irit'sscBfler SFRVICE GoM t'roxxti. White Crown n.oo Rrlilpvwork Ikt txxh) I'n in loss Kitrnction hailing Ttftl Silxor I illliim tl.00 sued. An in which the re-ero was BOSTON DENTAL PARLORS llnnih il Mrfiipcri: I'ul' hrrxlci Mia 1 in Mmlrr, Ion rales.

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