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34TH YEAR
EL PASO TEXAS TUESDAY DECEMBER 2. 1913.
TWELVE PAGES
PRICE FIVE CENTS
HE WILL COME
J.A.TOBIAS
NEW AD CLUB
O. S. BRUCK
FEDERALS FLY
im n. vs pwmsioHAk cafi
TAIi TO RK SET TIP I?T
jvanxx soon.
BMilNs ITS EXISTENCE WITH A
STORV IS CORROBORATED BY
FLEEINt. llllll HPKN9E
SEEKING REFUGE.
CHARTICR Ml Mm its-Ill I. 1st
of 87 ii vk wihf.s ol' t IT! .
GENERAL VILLA ANNOUNCES IT
CLAIBORNE ADAMS PRESIDENT
CDN5TITUTI0NALISTS60 SOUTH
I b. Ms aVssaaasfc
Given Order That Preparations H
Made to Ghre Prealdaat and Catot-
net a Royal Welcome.
PARTY COXING OVERLAND BY OJITOS
Dalles on NemwUkra of IJfc Cut la
Twain or Abrogated Altogether
Under Tariff In Force Today.
It was definitely announced at Oon
eral Villa's headquarters In Jim res
yesterday that the provisional cabinet
of the constitutionalist government or
Mexico would Be transferred
Juarez within a few days.
Preliminary arrangements for the
transfer are being made and Alfredo
Breoedas private secretary to General
Venustlnno Carransa has arrived
here from Hermosillo Son. for the
purpose of preparing the way.
General Villa desires the transfer
of the provisional capital of General
Carransa to this city and has so told
the representative of General Car-
ransa who are here.
Will Come Overland.
General Carransa will come to
Juarcs through Mexican territory
passing Into the state of Chihuahua
from Sonora through the OJltos pass.
The overland Journey of the official
party of the constitutionalists govern-
ment will take several days as It la
nearly 40 miles from Agua Prleta
Son. to Juarez over the route the
party will be compelled to follow.
General Villa "Will carry out Ma
present plans of going to the south
with his army but will return to -confer
with General Carransa when he
reaches Juarez.
He has Instructed the Juares offi-
cials to prepare for the reception of
the Arovlslonal officers of the con
stitutionally government at Juarez.
Otitic Greatly Reduced.
The customs tariff at the port of
Juares has undergone a revision since
the arrival here of Francisco Eecu-
"dero minister of finance and foreign
relations in the Constitutionalist cabi-
net and many of the duties have been
cut to half of what they formerly
were while duties on other .com-
modities were placed on the free Hat-
There were a few increases in duties
but thaae ware on- luxuries. Nearly
all of the duties which were lowered
or taken off altogether war necessi-
ties such as clothing shoes and foods.
Minister Kscudero conferred with
Pedro Maeae. administrator at- the
consxttutionalistg customs house In
Juarez and arranged the new sched-
ule. Today he will again meet with
Collector Maese and more changes tn
the tariff will result It is believed.
To Support the Army.
The funds derived from duties on
Importations through the Juares port
are to be used for the maintenance of
General Villa's constitutionalists army
for the present. Minister Escudero
said yesterday that In times of peace
in Mexico the income from the cus-
toms house would go directly toi.be
national or constitutionalists treasury
but that at the present time because
of the need of maintaining General
Villa's army which Is working to
overthrow the Huerta government
the funds would go directly to the
army and that part of the income of
other ports under constitutionalists
rule would also be turned into Villa's
treasury In order to assist him in
outfitting his army so that he can
carry on his campaign against the
federal forces. .
Tariff Reductions.
By the new customs tariff at Juarex
which takes Immediate effect the duty
on clothing underwear stockings and
other wearing apparel have been cut
to one-half of the former tariff tn
use under the constitutionalist gov-
ernment. The duty on furniture too
has been cut one-half while the tax
on shoes boots and leathers has been
" reduced to almost one-half of the
former duty. Many of the necessi-
ties such as lard and other grocery
Father of Five Convicted of
Burglary Js Given Hie Freedom
Plea of Destitute Wife at First Trial Wine Sympathy or Attorney Tom
Lea Who FHas Motlo Haa Krbeartng Which Keeults In Sus-
pended seatea-stiti for Anionic- Lopes
Through the efforts of Tom Lea
Antonio Lopez its once more at lib
erty to care for his wife and five ha
hies who through his incarceration
ia the county Jail were homeless all
but friendless and without sufficient
nourishment to keep the little ones
alive.
It was days after Lopez had been
sentenced to the penitentiary for two
years for burglary that the little wife
fondling a four days old bady to her
breast appeared In the Thirty-fourth
district court and related her story to
Judge Dan M. Jackson and others sit-
ting close by.
Lopez had gone forth In quest of
food for the wife and babies and
hadn't returned. Four little children
were hungry at home and the mother
was expecting the arrival of the fifth.
Unable to attend to their wants. Lopes
was tempted to steal for them. No
word could be send thai he was un-
able to return and the mother and
babies awaited him In vaia.
' After the fifth baby carat the
mother unable to see bar little oaea
starving aad knowing that bar bus-
hand would return If be aould Uft
bar bed wltb the four days' old child
clinging to her breast and sought news
or her husband 1st El Paso. She west
to the court house aad found Judge
Jacksou and pleaded that bar hus-
band might be returned to bar. an
couldn't realise the sternness of the
law that would Incarcerate her hue-
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Advertising manager of the Popular
prominent part In the. organisation
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articles have had about 'a third of
the regular duty taken off. The Im
port duty on coffee and auguf". which
are raised in large quantities In the
republic was raised about a third of
the former duty. A duty of 50 cents
per 100 kilos on hay and wood was
placed by the new tariff. Those ar-
ticles were on the free list.
WKKT COAST EVACUATION.
Brilovrd the federals Are Preparing
to Concentrate at Guadalajara.
By the JLtociotcd Prrt$
Hermosillo Mexico Dec. 1. Al-
though there was no Information here
regarding the reported evacuation of
Guaymas and Musatlun' constitution-
alist officers considered it possible
that the federal garrisons of those
two west coast cities had departed by
boat last night leaving a small garri-
son to deceive the Insurgents.
General Carransa said that two In-
surgent columns were marching friim
the south toward Teplc a point on
the west coast south of Guaymas and
Masatlan. It was considered prob-
able that the two federal garrisons
had been ordered to hasten to Man
zanlllo to check the constitutionalist
movement which threatens still fur
ther to shut off the federal retreat
from Sonora and Cullacan. It was be
lleved the federals had decided t
mobilize the west coast of the federal
riaons at Guadalajara in the state of
Jalisco and a more central point in
order to meet more efectlvoly any
Insurgent iidvansj
CUUACAN RESIDENT
HANDED IN PENITENTIARY
FOR AN Al l K.I li PLOT.
By tin Afociattd Preti
Harmoslllo Dec. 1. A plot to
cause an antl-constitutionallst
uprising was exposed when An-
tonioCanallero. a wealthy resi-
dent of Cullacan was found tn
have papers relating to plans
for uprisings In towns held by
the Mexican insurgents accord-
ing to officials here.
Following his arrest In Culla-
can he was placed In the Sonora
stale penitentiary here today.
Caliallero. it Is alleged has
been connected prominently
with officials of the old Diaz
and present Huerta govern-
ments. He will be tried here
probably by a military court.
band and leave her and her babies
alone and unprotected. There had
been no food In the house for days
and days and In her weak condition
she had come to entreat with Justice
for the return of the one who could
prevent her Uttle family from starv-
ing The case against her husband was
flagrant aad the Jury refused to rec-
ommend to Judge Jackson that the
sentence be suspended.
Immediate assistance to the family
through the collection of several dol
lars from those who bad listened to
the story was given. Tom Lea admit-
ted that his sympathy was never more
touched and offered to do what he
could to return Lopes to his little fam-
ily. A search through the nepers In the
case disclosed an error In the obarge
of Judge Jackson to the Jury. Mr
Iea pointed It out In a motion for a
Dew trial. Judge Jackson granted the
motion aad yesterday a second Jury
found Lopes guilty but the recollec-
tion of the little woman with the tiny
baby clinging to her breast oarae to
W. W. Brtdgers the district atloruey.
aad no resistance was made to the
plea of Mr- Lee for a suspended sen-
tones and Lopes was given his free-
dom. Judge Jackson hadn't forgotten the
little mother and her babies either.
aad he admoalsbed Iajues that unless
ne utreu ror (nam aa be should bs
would be restrained of but liberty.
Dry Coodh Company who haa taken a
of the El Pureo Ad Club.
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HUERTA WENT
OUT TO A FARM FOR ills USUAL
PERIODICAL ENJOYMENT
YESTERDAY.
GIVE MEXICO CITY A THRILL
Reported That He Had Fled From the
Capital In Private Car to
Vera criu.
SAYS HE WILL STICK TO THE END
Has No Intention or Qulttirur His Job
Until tho ReWblfc Has Bern
Pat-tried.
By the Attoclatcd Prttt
Mexico City Dec. L President
Huerta gave the people or the cap-
ital a thrill today by another or his
periodical disappearances. For many
hours no trace of him could be found
but he returned this afternoon to the
National Palace saying he had been
visiting a farm nearby.
Earllor1n the day It had been re-
ported that the president had left the
capital and was on his way to Vera
Cruz. The railroad officials claimed
to have knowledge of Huerta's de-
parture on a private car. This gave rise
to all sorts of rumors which merely
caused to the president to reiterate
his determination to remain at the
head of the government and continue
his efforts toward the pacification of
the republic.
Previous Eucapadn.
Three weeks ago wnen President
Wilson's representative John Llnd
sent a message to General Huerta
setting forth certain demands by the
United States the provisional pres-
ident could not be round' and It was
reported that he had fled from the
capital. General Huerta however
had merely gone to Tlalpam a suburb
and returned the following day. At
that time he laughed at the Idea of
flight saying he intended to remain
at his post to the end.
Rear Admiral Sir Christopher Crad-
dook commanding the British crui-
sers In Mexican waters spent most
or the day at the British legation. He
did pot call on President Huerta but
said he expected to do before he
returned lo Vera Cruz.
I resolution was Introduced in the
chamber of deputies today that the
department of finance be Instructed
not to pay congressmen any salary
other than that due them as congress- I
man. If the resolution Is adopted it will
save the. country many hundreds of
thousands or peso annually.
-RICHMOND CONVICTED.
By ths .tow intra Pre
Pittsburgh. Pa- Dec. 1. A. L. Rich
mond Jr. former director or the
closed Cosmopolitan National bank or
1'lttsburgh. was today In the United
State district court found guilty or
having assisted the cashier of the
bank In making false entries in the
InailUitlon's books. His hall was In-
i ased to 110000 after a motion for
a new trial had been filed by his at-
torneys. PAKhiHAM LOMKa) INVKNTIO.N.
By ikr t .- Mil 1 JVsm
Washington. Dec. I. Frank
I .ii nh. i in. who claimed ll.ODv.og
?'!'f
tmn that- he was the Inventor
little wwfed page book In wbirh the
postufrtce department sells stamps
lost bis case today In the court or
claims. The lui'wnmtiil I a
that the book was not entirely the one i
i-arnham Invented.
I ill ii LOAN ll llloiiiir
Paris. " Iec. I. The government
waa victorious by g narrow margia
today in its flrat gr.stt trial af
si length with the opposition fh tgs
chamber of deputies on the uuusttoa
of the uew loan or 4.'iU.oou cuu tif
covir tbo budget deficit The loan
waa approved by a vote of m to i .
O. ft. Brtm-k or Dallas Tell. Home
Plain Truths end Makes the
l)ryr Bonce Rattle.
HIS ADDRESS 6IVEH CLOSE ATTENTION
Edgecombe Orr and Others Discuss
the Value of s Club as a Guard
Against Fake Advertisers.
The El Paso Adclub was formally
organised at tho Chamber of Cbm-
metre last night when 87 charter
members were Initiated by chairman
Claiborne Adams of the temporary
organisation. When permanent offi-
cers wese elected Claiborne Adams
was unanimously elected president
the choice being by acclamation.
After addresses by O. 8. Urttck.
chairman of the Dallas Advertising
League educational committee W. J.
Edgecombe state secretary or the Re-
tail Merchants' Association of Texas
and Byron W. Orr advertising man-
ager of the Morning Times and nt
one time national secretary of the
Associated Adclubs of America Chair-
man Adams appointed two commit-
tees to nominate the ofriccrs and di-
rectors. Atter n few moments ad-
CLAIBORNE ADAMS
Manager of the Globe
president or tho El
Mills' and first
Paso Ad Club.
journment the committees returned to
the hall and announced the follow-
ing selections:
For president Claiborne Adams.
For first vice proslircnt S. Arthur
Tobias.
For second vice president Fred J
KeldmajL.
For secretary M. I. Carloek.
Kor treasurer Paul Atkinson.
All of the orricerw were elected by
acclamation.
Directors Are Named.
. The directorate nominated by the
oommlttec comprised W. M. Iiughlin
Maurice Schwartz James L Marr
Charles J. Anstrand K. C. Davis M.
Coblentz and W. i. Kctnpner They
too were unanimously acclaimed
elected.
President Adams then appointed
Jake Miller chairman of the "vlgl-
M. P. CARLOCK
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Advertising msnager of the White
House first secretary of the Kl I'ano
Ad Club.
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lance committee." The duty
committee Is to have charge ol
or this
a cam-
II fake
l-he rues
as was
allonal
' :r ..rei.
lauid mediaduB
aTpi.olnti-d?Uflf
committee.
The principal speakersor the inn
Ing U H Hru
laa for the
ling the Ad
night
Mr. Uruck Is uo uf lh- rew
deiiislng men In the state today
xbo has arisen from the ranks. He
bejel n aa a newsboy and has gons
through every department of a mod'
ejp newspaper. He told his audience
MM night thai I J.I set a head b
hand euuld ant lpa fsoto a oast could
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Chairman of tho Dallas Advertising
delivered tho principal address nt
VILIiA'S JEFK RE LAS ARMAS
CAITIRER IN EL PASO BY
POLICEMAN DELGALDU
TO BE TURNED OVER TO U. S.
ttrmrr Ri UW In Fhaj gti Wllh Viola.
or Hie NcussWjlty
IWN.
DECLARES THAT HE IS HELD ILLEGALLY
Resignation trom Army CaiiHca Ex-
elteioeiit i Juarez Villa Joins
Search III lYrson.
QoJ I ii i a N. Medina. Jefe de las
armas of Juarez and ohlef of staff
to General Kraueise villa wan ar-
rested here last night by Policeman
Krod Delgado. Be resigned from Hie
constitutionalist army anil earns In Kl
Paso Sunday night lie la held on
a nan.-1 of violation of the nautrslltv
law and Is being held In the city jali.
He will he turned over to the United
States arnty unb-ss other charges are
plarcd against him.
Hralggrd tr Prrsoaal It. ...
"I have resigned from the constitu-
tlonullsl arnfy and come to the I lilted
States ror personal xeaaons which I
do not wish tn'telPbecausexif the lm
I have fer my country gad nyt people."
said Colonel Medina lum nlh'ht at tim
city Jail. "I n huh from the army
Sunday and crossed to Kl Paso Sunday
night and had -been at my Upson s r
nus home until I was arrested to-
night. " he said
"I iln not see how I aibuW be arrested
on this liturxe as 1 am now only a
private elllsel. having resigned ffoin
the array . yeatinyrlsy aad pro am not a
refugee from the army
A III stay la t alted mates.
"I Intend to make the Culled States
my home and- will ''never go back to
Mexico" he ssld.
Rumors which had been current
during the day since Colonel Medina s
departure from Juarez was discovered.
re that he had brought several
thousands of dollars with him to Kl
Paso but he branded these rumors
false and said they were being siren-
lated by his enemies.
Medina's departure from Juais was
not discovered until noon Monday.
Search la Jre.
Whsn It bscama known that he had
left the eity a searoh was saaeV '
him by officers and General Villa per
nonally called to learn lr he was there
The Juares officers had in thing to say
of Medina's auddan aetloa in sealgnlng
from the array and leaving Mexico.
Medina's successor as chief el staff
to General Villa has not been an-
nounced hut It was said In Juarez
yeatnrday that General Aal Hem
vldes had been selected a the i hi r ol
arms la the elly to succeed him
NO TIME It) SEP HI ERTA
Hy Ihr .! luK.d f're
Hi-Hi. o city Dec. 1 Hear
Ad-
tuna: Sir Christopher Cradock com
mander of the British cruisers not
In Mexican waters who arrived In 1 i
federal capital laal night nxpeets
return to Vara Cruz tomorrow. II
said he would probably be unable t
mart President Huerta beoause of Hi
brevity of his stay. The admiral wa
the guest today of Sir Lionel Cardan m
the Rrilish iiilnisier.
I MA V ATTACH TORRI ON
IMllli . ! (....
Ifexlno cn Deu. 1. The city of
Torreon which has long' been In the
hands or the rebels. Is about to be
retaken by federal. under General
Jose Raftugtu Velasco. according to
dlapalobes received hen today by Hm
war depart inenl Tin federal troops
are said lo have encountered little op-
position in tbsur advanva uu tba city
MED1UL
League Ktdticutional Committee Who
the first meeting of the Kl Paso Ad Club.
and are reported to be now within a
few miles of the place. Tho military
authorities say the reocoupatlop of
Torroen will be n great blow to the
raVoluttdn. as the city Is the key to
operations In four states. It is on tho
border of the stnte of Couhulla.
1 1 V I I IN WAHIUNtlTON.
Refuses 'is i m Cpea III- Constitu-
tional nicstlgatlnoo.
By i li tre to The 7'Isks
Waeaitglon. P. '.. Dec. 1. Ilcfuslug to
ntnmaeol I" imr way upon his Investiga-
tions union g the CiHistltutlonallt)B in
Mullen Dr. WUUnin Bayard Hale left
The' sttrte depxTtiaem I his srtemnen tlTTer
a conference with Beeratsry Bryan uniting
severs I hours. '
Or. Hale has come to H'sshlagtnn armed
'with s winltb of Infuriiisllon regnrdlsg
the in n .Hi ami mirposes nf the rerelu-
i i-i . which he ohtalned In bis con-
feretues with Geticrsl Cnrrstixs at N'ngsles
lets km. mis Infonnallos he will embody
in a laagthy report to the prosMsat
It Is understood Hint Dr 1 1 .-' us much
lapresssd with the fset that t'onstllii-
tfilllHltsts seemed to lie I lie l roll tfe-1 fuel. il-
ls Mexico through which the r tilled -im.
iiilKht hope to restore order In the re
puhlle
Hr. Hale's report will deal Willi lil
failure to reach an au"r seal which Cor
rahss leader nf Hie rniislltuthinallsts.
Thai he will set forth the streuxtti of tn
rebels and their plans In thi event of nuc-
cchhful outcome of tho revolution is also
likely.
c I 11 Ac A x EVACUATED
lV FEDERAL TROOPS
Ml OKDIM. TO KKPORT.
Hn the dgagoiasfd prsM
Kogules Ariz.. Dec. 1. Infor-
mation received hem from
American sources from Ouay-
iie ic states that 1.700 men of
the Cullacan federal garrison
i 1 I lied Guaymas by steamer
after evacuating i the Hlnalou
state capital to I Ibregon'a
constitutionalist forces.
This number accounts for ull
hut about 100 of the original
federal garrison so It la be-
In v- d that the total of killed
aOUndad und deserters 'iitisl
he covered by the latter flcuro
Residents of Cuilacnu are
quoted as saying that the evac-
uation whs made shortly after
dark and wus pot discovered
hy the constltutlonallsls for
twelve houra so It Is auppuaed
the 7i in il. retreat to the
boats was mude In guod order.
Many Contribution Received
To Purchase Christmas Gifts
1.1 UMans It. squill io Appeal rr Funds U buy Pi-founts lor Poor Chil-
dren ol tin City. With a Pew Mum Dollars Eo-ry Uttle Stocking Will
Do I ill ! ON the Holiday Morning.
in to lbs i i yeih.ws elsb
to at lass to pour In i ml all that Is needed
lo bring a ray of sunshine lu every hosts
' In Ibe I'sss lily on Christ .. uiorulng
I s' a few mare vuluiitsers alio will mail a
dollar yr two to Hie aecrelary of this
orgauUation for the purpose uf purebaeinv
presenls 'for Hu children of the less
! mi iiii.it i The an. ii to Haota Claua from
i Ike children rich uud poor alike appear
: lag In lb houda Issue of The i lines
brought in a ii Kl Humans hack to the
M-De of their elilldhood and this was re-
' apouslble for I lie IsrgC sluoilul of uuuu i
I eoatlihSted yesterday.
I Itcalialna thai preatgl i-oudltlous would
I provsnl many fat tiers ami umthera from
htirlns gifts for I lieui. The Morning Times
ago Isuilebed the guod fellow
il. iii la "Main Moagg money to purchase
i for Hieui all If Ihcre are eaough tiood
I I.I... lu Kl Paso and there cerlsluly
I must be every child will awake at dsj
break on Ibis greal holiday to flud some
thing In his or ber little rigged slockiug
The poor kldk doa't aaat stuch a rag
dull fur the girl or a hobby horse for lbs
boy will gladsea ibclr tit t las bearta. tat
Sry dollar that la ssssivsol bj Ihla dvh
suiue home will la- made brighler. Murely
you. IBS isore foriuusle egg spare Ibis
suai. Tkluk ol the good it will do. U
Men a do Goes East While tmueii
Salazar Taken to the Hills Near
Casaa Grandee.
JULIO ACOSTA PURSUES WITH 800 REN
Villa and Eacudrro Continue Their
t ontcrmeoe Foriuei Rracrt
Ills Loyalty tn Carransa.
The city or Chihuahua was evacuat-
ed Sunday by the federal forces under
General Mcrcado and tho entire gar-
rison la marching northeasterly rrom
the city towards OJInaga a border
point southeast or Juarez according
to an official message received yes-
terdsy in Juarez by General Francisco
Villa. The troops are convoying hun-
dreds of Mexican ii mi lies of the bet-
ter class Including the family of Gen-'
eral Luis Terraxaa Kranclaco Mollnar.
the Culltys and others to the border
to plare them snre!y In tho United
States.
The order for the evacuation of
Chihuahua was given by Governor-
Oeneral Salvador Mercado. the same
tedernl loader who evacuated Parrel
Chlh- several months ago In the faov
or an attack by constitutionalist foroea
under General Manuel Chao and be
Is personally commanding the force.-
which are marching to the border nc
cording to. General Villa's Informa-
tion. l-'ieilerii-o Moyc Governor.
Krederico Moyc a roreigner has
been placed In the gubernatorial
clralr as governor ad Interim until
the ciiiistltutlunallsta shall ocoupy tho
town although unconfirmed report. i
rcai he I (leneral Villa yesterday that
General i 'lino's force had taken pos-
session of Chihuahua
Pear of defeat by General Villas
constitutionalist army which won al-
ready starting to move on the city of
chihuahua was the muln reason for
the evacuation of the city by tho fed-
erals. Recent reverses have dis-
heartened the federal army und after
the rout f the federal forcea at
Tlerra Ulnncu last week the federal-
have iio.n nnablo lo gather their
ton - together to mnke a formidable
stand In the impending buttle Tor the
capital of the stutc.
Siilnrni anil Oioxco lo the Hills.
'"'WmwW'Villii.'s report ol the -
nation of Chihuahua said that both
both General Salazar and General
Orosoo with the volunteer force had
gone Into the mquntalna to carry on
a guerilla warfare agulnst the oun-
altnMitallaaa
I In Juarez last nlirht after Ihe .-..
Hi mat urn of the Chihuahua oviu iiu
tlon was received constitutionalist
offlears began to lay plana of action
against the federal forces.
Will Send Troi After Them .
They believe that they can ovcrcomo
the federal force easily and troops
will he sent cast Immediately to ut-
teck them and prevent them from
reaching the border where they might
get ammunition und recuperate then
forcea.
Tho federals will be watched closely
by the constitiitlonsltsts to prevent
any trick being worked on them
whereby Mercndo'a rorrea might
swing In from the east and attack Jua-
rez. Chlhuuhuu will be occupied at once
and General Vla will for the pres-
ent in military governor of tho state
seen by Americana.
A ne neaiia who cume from Ter-
rains. Chlh. yesterday although not
knowing thai the rebel forcea under
General Chao bad taken the city of
Chihuahua reported having passed a
long line of vehicles carrying hun-
dreds of men women and children
from Chihuahua to the border.
The families carrying with them
what rood and clothing they could
warn traveling horseback on mules
and hurroa. In coaches and by every
other means of conveyance which
they could obtain.
They reported us they posited Tsr-
rasss that they would go through
Villa Ahumada and rrom there to
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yuu can afford 11. fa will hrlug cheer to
five homes.
Clubs of this kind hsre breii orgaslu-d
in other eliles In ibe United gtatea during
Ihe I'hrlatmss .u- uf rareat years aict
all hare provisl very siteeessfiil At Halls'.
' ui .f Cleveland Plilahurnh und in.
clilra such orguulaulloua line n-ielrcl
-iff funds wlih which lo buy a gift
for hundreds of children aud on l.'brtsflnga
uioruiug ihe yuuugatera have awaaeued to
flud thai the Jolly HI. I Kir'haa nut for
gotten a chimney gursi) Ibere are suough
eharltshly luellueil residetita of Kl I'aso lo
le-euiapllsb ua am. Ii
Every letter appearing lu The slunulag
1'tniea of Sunday' Issue onial la- answered
and soma gift must lie sent to every buy
uu I girl If mil -ne forgotten Ibej will
believe thai Kama I'lsus Is uuly s myth.
after .ill Tiien lien I'lirlslluaa they will
not Imug their stis-klug Ii) Ibe mantel tat
cause Hoy will tune lost faith
If yuu lulle I if. li au Intel si in. this
UioVeuieot auil waul to liecoaie a tiSOd
Kellow aeud Iii our eunti-tuuiluu ai aaaa.
I loll l delay II Hut tseuly-four dags S-
mahi i.uiil i brlslmas aud the saeretary
and in aa.lstsnla nee.1 main days' with
..1.1. to do I lo- sboppii The uaiaag af
eery ioo. elill.l in il. e u has u-cu rt-
rrilrd by the secretary of this club aud
all thai la iumsI. 1 how to hi lug a gift to
sack U a Itw uign doUatg.
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El Paso Morning Times (El Paso, Tex.), Vol. 34TH YEAR, Ed. 1, Tuesday, December 2, 1913, newspaper, December 2, 1913; El Paso, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth196842/m1/1/: accessed April 26, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting University of Texas at El Paso.