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THE WEATHER.
West Texas Oencrally rslr flatarrtsy vi
Sunday.
:vw Mexico aeurrllT gensrally fair.
Sunday probably fair. NM mnrh chana I
temper etiirw.
A tlwma Saturday unsettled. Sunday
pmhaJVIy ralr and rooter.
electrolytic ropper
tttrn Tor led
flaw Tort silver M
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36TH YEAR
EL PASO TEXAS SATURDAY. APRIL 22 1916
ENGLISH SECTION 1 4 PaGES PRICE 3 CENTS
WASHINGTON SEES PERIL IN GROWTH Of DIAZ MOVEMENT
THE METAL MARKET.
COUNTER PROPOSALS FROM
GERMANY III RESPONSE 10
WILSON NOTE LOOKED FOR
Berlin Expected to Demand Disarmament of Merchant Ships
in Return for Abandonment of Present Method
of Submarine Warfare.
United States as Spokesman for Neutral Powers to Be
Asked to Procure Assurances That Commerce
Carriers Obey International Law.
By International News Service.
Washington. April il There were Inti-
mations today that Oermany will reply to
the American demand for abandonment of
present methods of submarine warfare by
making- oounter-propoaals.
The chief contention which. It II under-
stood Oermany la prepared to set forth. Is
that If submarines are to be compelled to
conform to International law merchantmen
also shall be required to do the same
thing.
TMa meana that if submarines must con-
form to the rules of visit and search mer-
chantmen must submit to nelng visited and
searched without using guns for resistance
forecast of forman Reply.
A forecast of Germany's probable reply as
predicted today Is as follows:
First the Oerman government will sute
that it realises submarine warfare should
be conducted according to the rules of In-
ternational law which provide that mer-
chantmen and liners musl be visited and
searched and the safety of passengers and
crews provided for.
Second Oermany will assert that the prin-
ciples have been carried out In the actual
legal conduct of aobmarme warfare In the
Mediterranean xone of operations.
Third that Oermany manifestly Is entitled
to seek from the United states reciprocal
guarantees to be obtained by the United
States aa spokesman for tno neutral powers
and others which shall defina arid govern
the movements and actions of merchant-
man -- ' Mfl'4'i
Willing te oler Agreement.
Fourth that Oermany Is willing to enter
Into a modus vtvendl wrtn the United States
in response to its note providing and on
the condition that all merchantmen shall
operate and ply aa merchantmen and that
they shall obey the restrictions placed upon
them by International law.
High state department authorities said to-
day that the United States could not en-
tertain such counter -proposals.
They aatd the Idea that ir submarines are
compelled to visit and search merchantmen
should not be armed Is a reasonable but
not a legal proposition.
"A merchant ship Is a privately owned
vessel." a atate department authority said.
"While proceeding on Its mission It It In
danger of attack. It has a right to carry
guns."
It Is known however and Is a matter or
record In documentary form that Germany
has placed before the state department what
It derlares Is proor tnai armen nnusu nw -chant
vessels are under orders of the Brit-
ish admiralty to use' armament offensively
against submarines and thus have ceased In
their main aspect to be private property.
British Government Question.
The state department when advised of
their secret orders to British merchantmen
asked Great Britain to Inform this govern-
ment whether the German allegations were
true. It waa said at the sute department
that Great Britain bad not replied to this
inquiry.
It was stated that It was the allegation
by Oermany that these orders were In ex-
istence that Induced the United Sutes In
the Lansing proposals oí January is to
strive for an understanding that would
bring about the disarming of merchantmen
LONE BANDIT MAKES
HAUL ON U. P. TRAIN
Compels Guard and Brakeman to
Assist in Gathering
Contribution.
By Associated Press.
Bawling. Wyo.. April 11. Union Pacific
passenger No. at waa held up by a lone
bandit west of Henna. Wyo. early tonight.
After compelling the guard on the tram
to take up a collection from the passengers
in the observation car tne nation compelled
the brakeman to receive the valuable of
usengrs in une or me two sleeper as
Aa train approached Ed son Wyo. the ban-
dit dropped rrom the train and ran toward
the bills.
Toe bandit who la believed by railroad
officials to be the man who recently com
milled two similar crimes In this section
Is thought to have boarded the train at
Greeley Uxlo.
After engaging the guard in ruiivci nation
for about an hour and a liair. the bandit
lrew two guns rue passengers or the oh
sanation car dropped their valuables Into
a hat held by theguard who then was com-
pelled u accompany the bandit through in
first sleeper where however none uf the
passenger were rnolested. Reaching the
last sleeping car the brakeman waa pressed
lulo service. After the valuable here were
gathered the guard and brakciuaii. both of
whom war kept under cover ware dis-
missed. As Use bandit leaped from lbs
rapidly ninn'-g Bain he rolled down lbs
smhgnki regato! his feel and dtsap
paared Into the hilly csSsstry
A (pacta! train with a snerlff's 'posse left
tmmsduteiy to uke up the cha from fed
In return for pledges rrotn Germany not to
sink unarmed vessels.
Must Abandon (becUonable Practices.
State department officials repeated today
that no proposals of any character will be
I received from Germany 1n. reply to the
American ultimatum until Germany has first
declared not only that It Intends to abandon
present methods of submarine warfare but
that It has Iff rart already abandoned them.
To gel around this pnmt It 1 said Ger-
many Is preparing to make a reply which
will conrede tentatively the propositions of
this government and add to It a new mat
ter for discussion which. In the Oerman
view neither the sute department nor con-
gress would refuse to consider.
The Oerman government was encouraged
In giving consideration to this plan of counter-proposal
by the division In congress on
the armed merchantmen question; after the
rejection by the allies or the Lansing pro-
posals' and" the promulgation or the new
German submarine campaign stirred the
submarine debate In congress.
High sute department authorities insisted
today that the plan adopted by the United
SUtes of exacting pledges rrom armed mer-
chant véasela leaving American ports that
guns would not be used offensively against
submarines were described as a precau-
tionary measure ir these armed vessels
were permitted to leave American ports and
then used guns for attack on submarines the
United sutea might be held liable for per-
mitting the boats to leave port. Aa a matter
of fact U waa held that the United sums
could say no armed vessels should come
tuto IU porta to eave .H feu liability.
Tbeae planta; 1Y11 held do not Tmd the
United SUte as commuted to me principie
(Continued on Page Five)
REPUDIATION OF FIAT MONEY
BELIEVED TO FORECAST FINAL
COLLAPSE OFCARRANZA RULE
Principal Banks Secretly Informed They Need No Longer
Accept Constitutional Currency; First Chief About
to Resume Residence in Lighthouse.
That the complete and final dlaaoluUon I paper money. MercbanU are being Irapov-
of Ule Carranza government Is eminent was
Indicated yenegdiy when II became known
that the cltlxen first chler ha secretly
granted permission to the Banco Nacional
the Bank of London and Mexico and the
Oerman South American bank the three
principal rinanclal Institutions of the re-
public to reruse to receive Constitutional
flat currency In payment of obligations
due.
These banks which are controlled re-
spectively by French and Belgian and Srlt-
lab and German capital control most or the
real money of the country and Ills believed
tbey have been able to put surrtclem pres-
sure upon Iba de facto government as to
force It to repudiate IU own currency.
Another proof of the uro posed repudiation
Is seen in the recent decree or Carransa
requiring that after May 1 all custom du-
tle and tixee due the government be paid
la gold. Hitherto these payments were re-
quired to be no per cent-gold and the bal-
ance in constitutional currency.
New Is Heat Secret
Every precaution has been taken by offi-
ciate or the de fíelo government to keep
new of the impending rinanclal crisis from
the people owing to the rear or a possible
outbreak which might sweep the laat vest-
age or the government's authority away
True to his traditional policy ur avoiding
trouble and putting distance between him-
seir and scenes or conflict Cltiten Carran-
sa It was learned yeaterday. la preparing
to leave for V'Ae Crux where be will make
bis headquarters In the lighthouse building.
This building Is convenient to the harbor
and a launch with steam up Is kept on hand
In order thai uo'Rnie ailghl be lost Id the
event the first chief suddenly derided to
accept the hospitality of one of the Amen i
can aetlleshlps lying on im coj.
precaution were taken by Benor Carransa
rtnrine the clavs when either Villa or Za-
pau occupied Mexico city and the flrat
chief feared one or otner oi rne oauuu
chiefs might deride to visit the 'itbrte he-
roic city of the true croes" for a breath
of aaa air-
Pa Dreg to Tw CeaaU.
Despite all efforts to artificially bolster
un the depreciating currency during the
hut two weeks by circulating rumors of I
a deposit of gt.0uo.ouu in Mw York bangs
aa securities and otherwise stimulating a
umporary Incraaae in the price of the pa-
per money the price of petos dropped to
two cenU a peao yeaterday. with practi-
cally no takers. The futura outlook Is that
lb price gradually will depreciate until it
will practlrally nave no punnawng power.
When It berantr known that the d facto
governnxnl Inland to repudiate th paper I
money entirely a violent dMtaaatratlon I i
expected Already there ha been noting
It
and mutiny among the soldiers he cause
Us Beaweu s aajsxjSiin augUUag us
The
erlshed since they are forced to accept in.
valueless paper for their goods since
penalty baa bean Imponed for refusing the
paper and dealing in. silver or gold In-
stead. The financial situation then la in-
fluencing the military situation. With the
mutiny of the soldiers throughout the re-
public ail semblance of government . will
disappear. Attack probably will be made
on the American troops which General
Pershing would resist
CAJUUNZA on K I K FAILS
IX) i i mi BOUV OF VILLA.
Villa la not dead and burlad near Ban
francisco de Bur Ja. This fact exploding
the rumor which was circulated by Oen.
Gabriel Gavlra or Juera and Andrea Oar-
(CoiiUnuett on Page Five)
Los A ngeles Nurse
Explodes Story of
Villa's Death?
By Aawocanted Pros.
Loa w'-. Cad. Anrtl SI.
Mr. Koae Cobn a sunt who per-
forated Had Croa work In Mexico
during ISIS and 114 reported to
Use federal aotbarlUe here today
that abe waa confident Uxaxt ahe
saw xVraJtclaoo Villa lite Mexican
bandit leader on Uae atreet here
laat Wednesday afternoon. Offi-
cer are luveaiLgalliig; the report
made by Mr. Cobjx but eaprcussnd
Use opinion that the nurse prob-
ably aw a twui who i iiaaanhlart
Villa. j
Mr. Cohn aald Chat ahe am
landing on a corner near Use
buatneaa district wheat ahe aaw the
xaa believed to hare been Villa
enter an auaoixioblle with lavo
Mexican women. Tbey drove away
toward the roaldenoe district be-
fore they could be pointed out to
axiyotxe by the nurae.
-I don't know where they came
from." Mra. Cohn aald. "They
walked to the curb and sealed
llmuMlira In a large black motor
oar. Use driver of which ' wax a
Mexican. Before 1 lead time to
ts-t igmy drove away. I am eagre
Some Picture in All Their
-i; II ni HPis-ii
-sssfrs- enfi.iir I'l l .... in i pi
PUNITIVE EXPEDITION MARKS
TIME WHILE GENERALS SCOTT
AND FÜNST0N TALK IT OVER
Chief of Staff Reaches San Antonio for Conference Which b
Expected to Decide Whether or Not Troops
Are to Remain in Mexico.
By Associated Cress
San Antonio Texaa April II. Major Gen-
eral Hugh L. Scolt. chler or surf of the
united sutes army and Major General
FunalonP. in charge of operations along the
rrontier and In Mexico personally discussed
tonight the problem that have grown out
of the punitive expedition In pursuit of
Franclaeo Villa Oeneral Scotl arrived from
Washington tonight and was met by Oen
eral Funston the two going iminedlawly to
General Funaton'a headquarters at Fort Ham
Houston.
Oeneral Scon) professed not to know
whether the American troop wr to be re-
called without having captured vine He
was sent here by decretory or War Baker
h discuss the situation in detail with Oen
eral Funston and to make to the. secretary
personal report.
Oeneral Scott doea not Intend going to Kl
Haas or Column ua.-
Puraull of VIII FuUI.
Officer here are convinced that General
Bcott will soon admit the fuUllty of con-
Unulng the pursuit of Villa under lb ex-
lallng circumstances. kv
I believed at deprtmnui nraoquar-
tera that the investigation General scow
lias been asked to make will not keep Mm
nera more man a day or two at the moat
since there are In the possession or Major
Malvern Hill Barnum Oeneral Fuuston's
ctilet of starr. the detail or lh records or
the campaign since the troops crossed Into
Mexico opposite Columbus If. M . sou mis
waa eubjao U Oeneral Scott's mspecllou
tonight
Per -.iilou Army laaeuve.
General uerlilug's army coulinued IU
Inactivity today awaiting ludrurtlons rrom
General Kunsion which he ws unable to
grve pending the determination and an
nouiici maui of th aawuuUlratioii't policy
regarding lbs punitive expedition dene
ury Baker's section that there bad been
no cbaJUT In this respect and that the pur-
suit of Villa would be continuad was taken
bk inlllUry men to reflect the wishes ot th
administration but unless linporunl
changes In láctica are used lb pursuit
cannot be efficiently continuad tbey de-
clare. general Persuing made a brier report to-
day to Genrl F tuition turoruung him of
the positions of the troops but no mention
of actlvliua either by Mexican or American
troops was mad.
rx BUSH IV. TAauM ADVANTAGE Of
orroHii mu iu ncrii nsst
By Assoc Utd Press.
Field Headquarter of General i. 1. Prh
ing.JHunlqulpi. CbUt Aprn M (VI Wlr
lea to Columbus. N. M April Mi. Oen-
eral 1 J. Prnln. xpedlUoiiry comman
dar. 1 ullllalng In lull In the operations in
Mexico In reouUitllng his troopj. Tat
cJolhm and equipment of in men suffered
greatly n u relamían pursuit of vuia.
Minds.
and avery effort It being made to replace
that worn out quantltlea of stores being re-
ceived from the baae at Columbus N. M.
Reports received from polnu along me
American line of communication tonight In-
dicated that quiet prevailed everywhere.
The forrea or the expeditionary command
ar now well concentrated all operations
being at a halt awaiting the outcome of the
conference at dan Antonio between Oeneral
Hugb L. Scott and oeneral Frederick Fun-
ston. FOOD AND I oil M.I- 111 M II
I OI I Mill - rOH I HOOPS
By a nociste i Press.
Columbus N. M. April II While
the
American forr In Mexico marked lime in
i Continued on Page Uve
GERMANS BOMBARD
FRENCH POSITIONS
IN VERDUN THEATER
Ravin Sheila on La Moft Homme
and in Sector From Metate
to Fort Vaux.
Paria Reporta Occupation of Cra
ter Made by German Mine
inArgonne.
On all His iroms around Vsrdun th
Utrman sre heavily bombarding rraurh
positions especially those occupied by the
Irrncli in their but attack around Le afort
Homme imrihwexi of the rortrass. and In
the Motor I rom the eastern bank or th
Meuse to Fort Vsux. No inrantry engage-
ment have taken' place around Verdun
although Paris record Use occupation of
a portion of a crater made by a Herman
mine In the Argoane forest
ussnaas cnilae (ieraua.
Th Teuton In kal Uallri near Popo-
gorg went on the offensive against the
Husslans but I'erograd asserts mat sueir
erruris war without result Th boas
l.ariiineni I lh ociosos of the Husslana
i. .loiog the Ikakull bridgehead le still In
progress. 1 artue' south of Ihls point
west of Olgfeg and uortli or Mouilvalsa.
kUüUU4l4 on Pal !)
REVOLT BACKED BY WEALTH
OF MEXICO LIKELY TO SIP
CARRANZA S WANING POW
Government Closely Watching Refugees in United States for
Evidence of Their Activities; May Be Responsible
for Anti-American Outbreaks in Chihuahua.
Administration Awaits Report From General Scott Before
Deciding Whether to Withdraw Pershing Expedition
or Continue Bandit Hunt.
By Associated Press.
Wafe-toa APr" SI President Wilson
and the cabinet discussed the Mexlrsn sit
uatlon today hut did not decide on any
mnrse of action. Further steps hy the
United states toward the pur.Mill of Villa
or withdrawal or the U-oop rrom Mexlro
will await ii roll rapan from Mejor llenera!
icon chief or stafr of the army as to con-
ditions on the bonier and In Mexico.
lleneral SMU who reached San Antonio
Texas tonight to cintrar with Oeneral Fun-
ston. waa not expecting to eamTa report on
the situation until tomorrow. His Hill re
port upon which the 'next step la to be
taken probably will not be made until tita
return lo Washington. When he len there
the. rider or stall said he would make his
investigation and return as cnilrkly as pos-
sible. He could not Indicate how long he
might be gone.
N l.hangs la Fundón' Orden.
Pending word from Oeneral Scotl Secre-
tary llaker reiterated hi statement that no
change had been made In orders to Oeneral
runs ton and that the department bad no
knowledge of any change In the letter's or-
ders lo lleneral Perahlng. No orrirlal re-
port had been received he said that the
expedition was at a standstill.
The secretary admitted that orilrlal dla-
patches had carried as rumor the report
thai Mexican officers had warned General
Pershing not to proceed south of Parral. It
waa learned at the slate deparunent that a
rei.ort to this street waa transmuted time
days botare Uta Parral incident througli
cniisljlar ggenls. Sr. Baker tftalated that
lh warning had mad no enang in we o-
parunent's orders to the border force.
Carraaxa Report Contradicted.
It waa indicated tonight that a reply to
Tjeneral Carranxa'a telegram calling atten-
tion to the clash at Parral and asserting
thai the American commander had violated
bis orders and the agreement with the de
faclo government in entering the town
would be dispatched soon. War depart-
ment officials say ihe report or the Inci-
dent rrom Oeneral Parral Major Tompkins
and other officers la not complete. It haa
peen withheld from iilillratl0n because of
the flat contradiction It contains of the ad-
vices from oeneral Hsiranta as to the part
his troops played m the righting.
To l.iolate Parrel Incident.
With this report as a basis the parral In
cldent will be treated as a matter entirely
separate from the suggestion or tne oe
rario ssMrmment ttit the troops be witn
drawn uniríais indicated mat uarrani s
attention would be railed to the dlscre
nancies In the two vei lons. They thought
it iullkey he would alpsmpt lo uphold his
original report in the light or more recent
Information and no lengthy correspondence
Is looked ror.
Concern Over Inez Movrmrai.
While UmnedlalH Interest centers natural
ly in the tltuallo as lo the troops Hi Mex
ico ther were renewed Indications at ihe
álate department today that a wholly dir-
ferenl aspect of the Mexican problem was
causing oonrepn. That Is the movement
aupposedly headed by Felix Dlax nephew
or toe formar Mexican dictator ror a new
revolution against the de recto government.
None or KM lnrormtlou upon which the
uneasiness rests has been disclosed. It is
known howevr that several Mexicans in
the United State are being cloaely watched
and 11 arms possible that some or the
anil -American reeling in Oilliuahua elate
which na met the troops pursuing Villa
may be attributed to this movement
Saeke ky Money.
Th Dtas movement li is said haa the
backing of various element of Mexicans
i ...in in Mexico and tills country. As
vlawed by Die state deparunent. It la un-
derstood the activities or these persona are
the more dangerous bersuee tbey are
weallhy while th de rielo government 1
involvad In a anarl or rinanclal complica-
tions whlcb would be hard to overcome
even in limes of complete peace.
While no definite Inr urination was ob
telnable tonight there were indications that
tome Washington omcisis at leaai uiougin
It possible that the l)l inleiesl were
seeklne to undermine Oeneral Carransa
amour hie various cominanders. Should
clear indlcaUous of this become apparent
the attention of Oeneral Larrahia probably
will be called to the situation.
Uuublful Trrrllory.
II was pointed out at Ihe war deparunent
loilay Uiat the portion oí i hiiiuauua wnere
the pursuit of Villa has been In prore
has been duubllul leriuoiy at usti .wauy
of lh o called i .errante garrisons ar
known to be wvrlng now on way and
th other ill Uieir allegiance.
Hlnc no nw revolution could be started
in territory where American troups wre
operating II Is regarded as possible that
recant events were th result in perl t
least of deliberate erfort lo create condi-
tions thai would iiimpl thlr withdrawal
without trrllatlng th I nlted stale to a
point where lutervenuon and military oc-
cupation of northern Mexico might result
sjrrtATiosi or American roscas
ADMiiifJ! t cairitAL.
By I ole i national .News servic.
Washington. April. tl.-Th cabinet today
dlecued lb critic I position of Iba
Amar lean fore In Mexico. Admissions
mde by high ofriclals srtar the ronrerenr
leave no room to doubt Mat a críala I
approaching which will compel this gov-
ernment to deride deriultely whether It
will conllnu lb pursuit uf Villa or with
draw the punitive expedition.
IrisiH-Vf W la suae and war depart
ER
ments rnrnlsh Ihe administration with
ample Information that i;srrancista officials
have warned Oeneral Pershlnir ami Cotona)
W. 0 llrown that 'they must not sdvanco
a step iurther Into Mexico. " These dis-
patches were considered h the rablnet
almost to the exclusion of other matters.
It was aéld. it was declared they raiist-d
ihe visit of oeneral Scott ciin-r or starr.
to Oeneral Funston. His mission. It was
declared Is ''to save Hie situation."
No Offlrlal Conrirtnatlon or Threat.
Secretary or War Bskcr discussed today
the threats rrom Carrancistas. He denied
he had received orriclal dispatchea con-
firming Hie report or an ultimatum to ho
United Stales army but suggested It was
possible Oeneral Pershing snd flolonel
llrown had ceased operations because of
the physical fatlaiie or Uielr men and .
horses. He Indicated all the facts woulfl
rot be known until Oeneral Scott should
report.
II was plainly Inferred rrom what Sec-
retary Baker aald that a dangerous coali-
tion or anU-Amrrtcan rorrea had occurred
just ahead or the Lulled Stale troops and
that It was perilous ror Oeneral Pershing
to penetrate further Into Mexico.
An omclal with Intimate knowledge or
11 the state and war department dis-
patchea. said:
"It may be a fact thai Carrwxa military
orricers have actually notified oeneral
Pershing and Colonel Brown that they
cannot take another step forward In Meitco
wltliunl peril to themaalva. It may tiara
been meant that it would be dangerous
to enter Parral again. There may be such
a danger but we do not believe It origi-
nates with any person authorized to speak
lor Oeneral Carranza.
Carranx miren Hostile.
"We kndw thl orricers or Ihe carranxa
army are srilng independently in u man-
ner hostile to the American troop and
perhaps In conjunction with villa force
adherents. We believe Villa raeUOtUM
are strong in the vicinity or Parral ir not
In Parral Itseir.
No decision has been made as to what
course tins government will pursue even
though It should be shown by Oeneral
ill's report that the opposition to a
rurlher advance or Uie Americans Is ao
strung that II might be able i stop
thrill "
Il Is believed tonight that the govern
ment's decision will depend almost entire-
ly upon Oeneral Scott's report Secretary
Baker said that while he did not know
definitely when he would hear rrom
Oeneral Scott he hoped his report would
be In Washington by tomori-ow night.
AinriirauN i annul (Hand Sllll.
Army starr orTlcera declared today that
the situation confronting the United States
demands thai the troops either go ahr.nl
or come back. There Is no lulddllug
ground they said. The disposition or army
men Is to push the campaign and to eradi-
cate Immediately the viUlsla-Carranclsla
aggregation that menace oeneral Per-
ahlng. They expressed the belter that the orders
to in.- srmy would not be prepared until
trier the ueit cabinet meeting. Secretary
Baker laid he waa not aware or any pur-
pose on the pari ur to- administration to
mike any change arrecllng the expedition.
He announced however that the Seven-
teenth inranlry bad been ordered from
tagie Pasa to Columbus which Is Ihe ex-
pedition's base.
Excuses for "Administration.
Frlaud of th administration attempted
to excuse Ihe conditions which have arisen
In ihe van and the rear or Pershing's
command. It wis slated by one who had
Just talked with the president thai neith-
er the da facto government or .Mexico nor
Cirransa personally was responsible for
ihe situation In which th American army
rinda llaelf in Mexico. The blani was put
on Irregulars and independents who It
wag said were working with the VUllatas.
Il was iarted tbt the American forces
would not be permitted under any circum-
stances tu claah won Carraua regulara.
state dapartmanl dispatches rrom Her-
moslllo confirm report or a right between
Mexican soldiers and Yauul Indians. The
dispatch assert thai Mrs. I.ehr and her
daughter vakti were reported In danger
re afe In Hermoslllu. Another dispatch
to the state deparunent says Hallllte is
quwt
The Day in Congress
SENATE.
Mel al II a. m
Hotuiued dlscuaalon 6r good i oasts bill
providing federal aid un UW projeots.
Judicial v roniuitllee again polioued
a. in. u on Brand!' nominaiiun.
Sisal Invrstlgat gxsMausXi
Adjourned at l-W p. m- Hi noon Satur-
day. MOUSft.
Mel it II a m.
' .oiisld ration of agricultural appro
prluon bill including forestry prob-
lems was rrnewwxt
RetohiUon or Inquiry regarding Ma
detentlou ol sauiuel SchwerU. an Amar-
loan by British autnuriurs. wag l
trod u cod by Representative bonnet Re-
publican Adjourned at kg p m. until ansa
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Black, James S. El Paso Morning Times (El Paso, Tex.), Vol. 36TH YEAR, Ed. 1, Saturday, April 22, 1916, newspaper, April 22, 1916; El Paso, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth198342/m1/1/: accessed June 1, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting University of Texas at El Paso.