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PASO HERALD Monday, June 20, 1921 7 BRITISH MINE HONORS NEGRO IS GIVEN OLD TIMERS TEN YEARS IN; PLAN ANNUAL BURGLARY CASE CELEBRATION WORKERS PLAN CONVENTION London, June of the Federation of Great Britain took no steps vesterday to prevent the withdrawal of the offer of a 10.000.000 pounds sterling subsidy to the coal industry. They are proceeding with the call to all trade organizations affected by the wage dispute to meet at an early date for the purpose of taking national action to secure nrutual demands. The annual conference of the labor party will be held at Brighton tomorrow. Most of the unions are now involved in wage disputes, and are PAID TO SHIP CARRYING FOOD J. B.

DALE DIES SUDDENLY OF HEART DISEASE Lodge lliga, Letvia, Juno such as are usually accorded to royalty or to officials of high rank were given the Dutch steamer Alexander Polden when she arrived at Petrograd recently, says the newspaper Izvestia of Moscow. The steamer brought the first large ctirgo of food that lias entered the harbor for about three years, and 'as she passed Kronstadt she was saluted by the battleship Marat, while Russian sailors lined the decks and cheered. With years of starvation behind them, dock workers, by day and night shifts, unloaded 535U barrels of the swiftly eady, according to spokesmen of the ofrinaJq uiners, to take a stand with the coal at the was left for distribu- be a conspiracy on the part or em- below thel Since the Alexander Polden made l'i eu ar and break the unions. tnm more steamers have taking an en-I j.jve^ at carrying tirely different character, A. i3arreys of herring, which were Cook, a prominent South Wales lead- prominent waies ieaa- i unloaded er, and a member of the fede- ration yesterday.

whole body of the British miners is going in to the struggle for socialiaztion or nationalization of the mines. It is going to be fight directly against the 17.000 quick Ira Williams, negro, was found guilty and given a 10-year penitentiary sentence by a jury which tried him in the 34th district court Monday on a charge of burglary in the night, of the home of Edgar D. Pewel, 917 East San Antonio street, June 4. Williams said he went to the Fewel place looking for a negro, entered the house and spied valuables, and then decided to take them. Williams was discovered in the Fewel home while the faVnily talked to neighbors, witnesses said.

When he came sout, Mr. Fewel and J. F. Coles and Lamar Davis, neighbors, captured him after a chase, they testified. A large pile of clothing, silver ware and other articles had been heaped on a blanket in one bf the rooms, they said.

Williams pleaded not guilty. An annual banquet and entertain- The body of J. B. Dale, 60 years old, ment for members of the El Paso I who Saturday, was forwarded City Calls Back Engineer To Make Final Report J. Lippincott, water engineer of Los Angeles, is expected to return to El Paso this week to explain to the city council some of the details of his supplementary report on the water survey made by him here, and to make final recommendations regarding the bond issue necessary to bring to the city a permanent and sufficient water supply.

The city council expects to decide definitely on the figures for every phase of the city budget this week. It is essential that Mr. Lippincott make his final recommendations, acting mayor R. C. Semple said, before the council will be able to determine the amount of bonds necessary to carry them out.

Semple sent a telegram to Mr. Lippincott Monday, requesting him to return to El Paso as soon as possible. Charles N. Bassett and L. M.

Lawson are on the water commission with Mr. Lippincott. Neither of them are in El Paso at this time. HEAVY RAIN HELP CROPS ON PLAINS Crops in the southwest, and plains country have good prospects, due to general rains, according to T. B.

Wood, district farm agent under the extension department of Texas A. M. College, who is visiting county farm agent H. C. Stewart, here.

Seven inchON of rnin has fallen this season in the plains far as Lubbock, Mr. Wood said. Farmers as well stockmen are Kreatly encouraged. There is about 25 per cent reduction in cotton acreages this year in the 30 counties in Mr. Wood's district he said.

Woman Sues Doctor To Recover Diamon Hearing on a charge of embezzle1 ment filed before justice of the peace It. B. Rawlins against Dr. R. Horton.

opthalmologist and optician of El Paso, growing out of possession of diamonds said to be worth $410, probably will be resumed this week. Miss Irene Crawiord, 1002 Prospect avenue, said she left the diamonds with Dr. Horton in July, 1920, to be sold or exchanged by him. She since has asked for their return, she said, but Dr. Horton failed to comply, and I the charge was filed.

Dr. Horton, whose kiitials are given as in the warrant, said the rharge is due to misunderstanding, that the diamonds were sent to Tucson, and that witnesses from there will satisfactorily explain the case. Dr. Horton is at liberty under his personal recognizance. County Pioneers association is planned as a reuslt of the initial party given to them Saturday afternoon by a-nd friends of the organization.

The function was held in the Juarez race track auditorium. There were 1200 men, young and old, in attendance. Ample supply of barbecued meats, special dishes, relishes and drinks had been prepared by the committee in charge. Mexican military band, i a quartet from Oasis cafe and "Blue Hiirmony furnished music for the occasion. Army officers, American and Mexican were guests at the banquet.

The city council of El Paso and city employes also attended. The jollifi- lasted from 3 to 7 oclock. Permits Issued For $26,500 Worth Of Building Permits have been issued for a store building, warehouse and two residences at a total cost of Miss W. J. Crosby is erecting a one- story hrick store building at Fifth and Oregon streets to cost $12.000.

Edgar Held is putting up a warehouse costing $7500 at Virginia and Missouri streets. V. L. Crismore is building a $2500 bungalow at Bowie and La Luz streets. F.

J. will build a bungalow to cost $3500 at Grant avenue and Ross wood street. J. W. Peck will spend $1000 on repairs for his residence at 1501 North Kansas street.

An increase in residences over the United States is reported by the American Contractor. Thirty-four per per cent of all buildings for this year have been residences. The net increase in the United States in building permits for May over the same period last year- is 1 per cent. DAILY PUZZLE Ity SAM 1,0 YD. Kaiser's Ex-Navy Officers Run Booze Into Norway Christiania.

Norway, June is supposed to be a country, but no fewer than 23.795 persons were arrested last year for being drunk, and 34,550 other arrests were made for i sundry misdemeanors traceable to the effects of intoxicants, it is shown in 1 official statistics. While these figures indicate a slight falling off in arrests compared with the previous vear, they are far in excess of those for 1918. broken coast line affords unlimited opportunities for smuggling, which has become a regular trade, especially with former German naval officers. Fast motor boats and small steamers ply between various isolated coastal points and German ports, and most of the smugglers are heavily armed. Urges $100,000,000 Aid For Farm Export Move Washington.

D. C.t June Norris bill to create a federal farm export corporation with a capital of $100,000,000 to finance movement of farm products to Europe was endorsed today before the senate agricultural committee by Carl Yrooman, assistant secretary of agriculture under the Wilson administration. of the bill is a matter of extreme Mr. Vrooman said, i adding that a financial is because overs of corn, cotton and wool are the greatest ever Soldier Is Arrested Shortly After Robbery Pvt. Carl M.

Nichols, of the motor transport corps, was arrested by police Capt. Joe Stowe a short time after three men had robbed Romero Aguilar. Aguilar, a service car driver, said three men took $3 from him, forced him to get out of the automobile and drove away. Aguilar stopped a passing automobile and gave chase to the assailants, who abandoned their car at Estrella and Tuiarosa. The men then stopped a Fort Bliss street car of which C.

S. Cosgrove was motorman just as the service car driver drew near. Three of the men ran but Nichols stopped when Cosgrove, pretending to have a gun, threatened to shoot, police were told. Ask Mexican Authorities To Look For Murderers Mexican authorities in communities within a radius of 150 miles of Juarez have been asked by city detective Capt. Claud Smith, of the El Paso police department, to be oTT tne lookout for two men believed to know something of the killing of police Capt P.

H. Phoejjix and the wounding of police Sgt. S. C. Houston.

Agreements between border states of the United States and Mexico, Capt. Smith asserted, will eliminate difficulty of having the men, if arrested, returned to Texas. Sgt. Houston, who has been in Hotel Dieu since the shooting, was reputed much better by attendants Monday. Monday to Bonham, Texas.

His wife and daughter. Mrs. W. T. Owen, 1009 Montana street, with her husband and children accompanied the body.

He moved to Bonham from Missouri with his parents when a boy and was educated there. Mr. Dale was a director of the First National bank of El Paso, of the Security National bank of Dallas, and of the El Paso Refining company. He was also interested in the Ivey-Dale ranch at Tornillo and was there Saturday afternoon watching employes bale hay when he was stricken suddenly with heart disease. With his soninlaw, Mr.

Owen, Mr. Dale establ shed the El Paso Refining company here in 1909. He had interests in California and divided his time between there, El Paso and Dallas until three years ago when he made El Paso his home. He lived with his wife and son, J. B.

Dale, at Hotel Paso del Norte for the past two years. The son was in New York on business at the time of his death. Besides his wife, son and daughter, Mr. Dale is survived by two brothers, J. T.

and J. E. Dale of Henrietta, Texas. Elbert Country Club Locker Man Dies After Taking Strychnine Elbert Jones. 43 years old, trusted negro locker room man at the El Paso Country club, took strychnine Sunday afternoon in his home not far from the club house, and died shortly afterward.

Elbert had been despondent for several days. When his wife entered his room, he told her he had taken the poison and was going to die. Dr. C. P.

Brown was on the golf course at the time and went to the bedside. Elbert told the doctor he couldn't do anything. have taken enough to kill 14 he said. The strychnine was some of the poison used at the club in killing gophers. Elbert, besides having charge of the locker room, for the last month has been in charge of work which is being done at the club to improve the golf course.

He came to El Paso ten years ago from Houston. At Houston he was locker man for the Houston Country club and, when the club members there learned his health was failing, they arranged for him to come to El Paso. After justice of the peace R. B. Rawlins had held an inquest, the body was taken to Fu- neral arrangements have not been from him when he was taken to the made, police station.

REGULAR MEETING Plciadea Chapter, No. 620, O. E. Tuesday, June 21, p.m. Stoy, TV.

M. Mead. Special Notices CREOLE hair goods made up switches, bobbs and pelees made over; combines made order; is; old in. Ph. Obituaries CARD OF THANKS.

We desire to express our deepest appreciation and gratitude to Legion, Ladies Auxiliaries--, military authorities, members of the band, escort and firing squad, the dear friends and the and for the beautiful floral tributes at last services for our beloved son and brother, Srgt. Feathers. and Mrs. Morgan Feathers. --Mr.

and Mrs. Dave Crockett. and Mrs. C. M.

Anthony. Jennie Arpin, MONEY LOANED ON DIAMONDS, watches, jewelry, automobiles, furniture, pianos and phonographs at a very low rate of interest. IMTKD LOAN A JEWELRY CO. 193 E. San Antonio.

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Notices Undertaken PASO TRAIN FIRST ON HAND IN MEXICO CITY By DEWITT A. BAXDEEX. Mexico City, D. June Ed. C.

Hefd of the El Paso chamber of commerce is on the Ingram to deliver a special message from his city to the International Commercial congress in the opening exercises today. Mr. Heid also will speak in behalf of the American excursionists from other cities who joined the El Paso delegation at the border city. El Paso Special The El Paso special arrived here Sunday night, the first, according to local newspaper men, to arrive for the congress. The entire congress is being entertained today by the Mexican department of commerce, for which Rafael Zubaran Capmany is secretary.

Elaborate preparations have been made for entertainment. Meet In Gundnlnjarn. The El Pasoans and their friends from interior Amer'can points spent Saturday night in Guadalajara, second city of the Mexican Entertainment at that point was furnished in great style by the Guadalajara chamber of commerce and the American club, a strong organization in that city. The congress has a full program for the week. O.

A. Larrazolo, former governor of New Mexico, a member of the El Paso excursion party, will appear on the congress floor at various times during the week. NO. 2903. THE STATE OF TEXAS.

To the Sheriff or any Constable of J-J Paso County, Greeting: W. N. Carl, ad- ministratcr of the estate of Eva Eckstein, nu'PTAKIvri i deceased, having filed in our County Court PEAR-HAGEDONUNDERTAKINGI CO. fina! account of the condition of the 6 0 8 fD gaJd Eya with an application to be discharged from said admlnistrationship You arc hereby commanded, that by pub- llcaflon cf this Writ for at least twenty MON EV SSSSMON EYSSSSMONEY. ANTONIO ST.

ag te go to East Las Vegas. Apply ment chamber of commerce. IF VOL ARE So a hurry to have your suit pressed for 50c, call The National ing Ph. $388, -i012 Texas. TED window trimmer for out of town; answer stating reference, experience, I present employment, salary wanted.

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506-508 Texas, 132. Private ambulance service. KASTER CO. 110 N. Campbell St.

211 ana MONEY LOANED ON DIAMONDS, Matches, jewelry, furniture, pianos and phonographs at a very low rate of interest. SITED LOAN CO. 103 EL San Antonio. Phone 66S. SIMMONS-HART FORD CO.

Funeral Directors. Private Auto Ambulance Service. Phone 197 Monuments. PIONEER MONUMENT CO. New Location.

3803 Alameda Ave. Ph. 1431. ACCUSED OF ATTACKING GIRL. Andrew' Rodriquez, charged with a statutory offense in a warrant sent Vom Prescott, is in the El Pas county jail awaiting arrival of Arizona officers.

He is alleged to Margaret Allen there, according to a telegram to chief deputy cheriff Ed Bryant. HELD FOR INVESTIGATION. Herbert R. Eblen, arrested Sunday night, is being held for investigation in connection with his alleged bringing of a woman from Pennsylvania to El Paso for immoral purposes in violation of the Mann act. according to police Capt.

Joe Stowe. FUNERAL WILL BE HELD TOMORROW FOR MRS. JOHNSON Mrs. Domingo Johnston, 48 years old. died Sunday at her residence, South Florence street.

Funeral services will be held at San Ignatius church at 3 p. m. tomorrow. Burial by the J. J.

Kaster company, will be in Concordia cemetery. She is survived by two daughters and two sons. The daughters are Miss Elizabeth and Dorothy, aged 12, who live here. The sons are Harvey Johnston, of FA Paso, and Theodore Johnston, of Pittsburg. and Found section photograph.

Kilpatrick, tag. LOST downtown Ph. 5476W. Bunch of keys, Ph. 4950.

LOST miblem pin, L. S. of B. of Li. F.

and E. Ph. 7812.T.__________ HIGHEST PRICES paid tor old jewelry at jewelers. 110 San i a ne i sco. BINOCULARS.

219 SAN ANTONIO ST. POST and platinum bar pin, 5 small diamonds set in platinum. Please call 710 i ver Apt. 1, LOST Terrier dog, red collar, Oklahoma license, reward for return. Schmid, 3820 Hueco 1321.

PASSPORT PHOTOS finished in half hour. Freds Studio, corner Overland and El Paso Bts- Yaffee-Elmendorf LOST with 4 keys near Catholic cathedral, Sunday morning. Return to room 202. Martin Bldg. Mr.

DuBois or phono 414 MESA AVENUE, AUTO SERVICE. Best in town. Give us a trial. Phone 447. LONG TRIP LOST ---On" June 4.

15 or 20 miles south of Alamogordo on new part of El Paso road, one 33 by 4 automobile 'tire, all completa with rim, casing and inner tube, wrapped in Buick tire cover. For reward apply to A. C. Dunbar, 415 W. Boulevard, El Paso, Tex' MONEY LOANED ON DIAMONDS, watches, jewelry, automobiles, furniture, pianos and phonographs at a very low rate of interest.

UNITED LOAN JEWELRY CO. 103 E. San Antonio. Thone 688. days in a newspaper published in the County of El Paso, you give due notice to nil persons interested the account for final settlement of said estate, to appear and contest the same if they see proper, on or before the July term, 1921.

of said County Court, commencing and beholden at the courthouse cf said county, in the Citv of El Paso, on the day of July. A. D. 1921, when said account and application will bo acted on by said court. Given under my hand and seal of said Court, at my office in the City El this 2 3th day of A.

I). 1 (SEAL.) W. IX GUEET. Clerk, County Court. El Paso County, Tex.

By C. Aranda. Deputy. Issued this 13th day of Jun A. W.

I). GREET, Clerk, County Court. El Paao County I By C. Aranda, Deputy, i A True Copy, I Certify: SETH B. ORNDORFF, Sheriff of El Paso County.

By R. E. Bryant, Deputy. CERTIFICATE RE-EXTENDING CHARTER. Treasury Department.

I. Office of Comptroller of the Currency. Washington. D. May 27, 1921.

WHEREAS, By satisfactory evidence presented to the undersigned, it has been made to appear that FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF EL located in the City of El Paso, in the County of El Paso and State of Texas, has complied with all provisions of the Act of Congress enable National Banking Associations to extend their corporate existence, and for other approved July 12, 18S2, as amended by the Act, approved April 12, 1902: NOW, THEREFORE, I. D. R. CRISSINGER, Comptroller of the Currency, di hereby certify that "The FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF EL located in the City of El Paso, in the County of El Paso CAFE. 412 El San Antonio.

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Bartelstein. THE WEATHER AH.THERE R. return to the public gaze, through oil well discoveries, started a discussion of the Arctic adventures. A student of the doctor's writings, said: claiming that he reached the North Pole, Dr. Cook attributed his success to two brilliant ideas.

The first consisted in gaining- the good will of the Esquimaux by catering to their weakness for gum drops. The second was his pian of stripping his load of dog provisions at the point where he made the final dog sled spurt for the goal. He called it his viog eaf plan, compelling the animals to subsist upon one another. from the doctor's data, from the point where he commenced his dash, that if two dogs were eaten every 20 miles lie would have had 50 dogs left when he reached the Pole, whereas if they consumed five dogs in every 30 progress there have been only 10 dogs left with which to return. who can tell how many dogs the doctor started with and how many miles from the North Pole he started his ANSWER TO PUZZLE' Tattler Tom tattled to the titled 1919.

by Sam Loyd. U. S. DEFAPRTMENT OF Ai.RICULTLRE WEATHER BULLETIN. Observations taken at 8 a.

75th meridian time, June 20, 1921. Forecasts Till 6 p.m. Tuesday: El Paso and vicinity: Partly cloudy tonight and Tuesday. New Mexico: Fair tonight and Tuesday. Arizona: Fair tonight and Tuesday: warmer central portion tonight.

W. Texas: Partly 1 cloudy tonight and Tuesday with showers in the Panhandle. Relative humidity in K1 Paso at noon, Monday, was 30 pereent; temperature at noon was SG egrees. Precipitation last 24 hours (inches) --------State of weather----------------------------, Leaves Diamonds On Lawn Passerby Grabs 7 hem L. Gonzalez is in the city jail, held on a technical charge of vagrancy, following his arrest Saturday afternoon for investigation in connection with the taking of diamonds valued at from the lawn of H.

Fryer, 1008 Prospect avenue, in May. A pocket book containing the diamonds and a key had been left on the lawn while Mr. Fryer played with his children. A man who passed grabbed the pocket book and ran, police were told. The keys were found in possession, according to city detective Capt.

Claud Smith. Fill Out With Pencil IB 15 rr 24 25 0IZ IO 27 A 4 3t Higtiest Temp, Temp, at 8 a.m-----n 1 92 60 80 60 Atlanta 7090 68 72 78 70 Cincinnati 7686 66 Denevr 52 70 50 52 60 o2 EL PASO 70 04 68 Galveston 74 86 74 54 7054 Kansas City 76 907 Liittle Rock 74 92 70 Los Angele3 64 84 62 New Orleans 8090 76 New York 6672 60 Phoenix 62 98 62 60 58 St. I.ouis 74 94 74 Salt Lake City. 54 70 San Antonio 7 6 92 74 San 60 58 Santa Fe 5672 52 Seattle 5868 58 Washington 68 82 60 Comparative El Paso .04 .18 Pt.Cldy. Pt.Cldy.

Cloudy Clear Clear Clear Foggy Clear Itain Pt.Cldy. Pt.Cldy. Clear Clear Pt.Cldy. Clear Clear Clear Clear Clear Pt.Cldy. Pt.Cldy.

Rain .01 AiHi, .0 6 In. Jan. 1 to June IP, inclusive, 1918, 1.94 in. Jan. 1 to June 19, inclusive, 1919, 3.89 In! Jan.

1 to June 19, inclusive, 1920, 2.60 in! 1 to June 19, inclusive, 1921, 1.47 in. Normal Jan. 1 to June 19, inclusive, 2.17 in. SCOUTS VISIT YELLOWSTONE. Clinton, Iowa.

June for Yellowstone Park, 191 Clinton Bov Scouts this morning began to enjov their reward for manv hour's of scrubbing floors and running errands, earning their $25 deposit They left on their 3000 mile round trip journey in a procession of 5G automobiles and trucks. When you reach thirfcy-eight know The shape of a big Draw from 1 to 2 and so on to the end. JL W. A. MEETING.

St, Louis. June the National Plead Clerks association holding session today, general sessions of the 19th quadriennial head camp of the Modern Woodmen of America were to begin here tonight. Delegates will hold state caucuses at the opening sessions. U. S.

DELEGATES IN ENGLAND. Plymouth, June delegates to the conference of the international chamber of commerce, to be held in London the week beginning June 27. arrived here today. Restoration of world trade will be the chief consideration of the delegates. PARMER CLAIMED AIRPLANE.

Chicago. 111., June Kelly, aviator, today retains possession of his airplane, but he was forced to summon the police to do it. He made a forced landing yesterday on the land of an Evanston farmer who laid claim to the plane as a of the MILK PRODUCTION Washington, D. production in the Uni year amounted to pounds, a decrease of pouiids as 1919, the department announced today. DECREASES.

June 20. Milk ted States last 89,658,000.000 approximately compared with of agriculture SIVN FEIN ERS HIT SIGNAL BOXES Manchester, June attributed by the police to Sinn Feiners were carried out against railway signal boxes. A signal box was burned and a signal man fired upon and Avounded at Mapleridge, near Stockport. Man Bumps Into Wife of Policeman; Is Arrested Guadalupe Montoya was charged with using insulting language after he had collided with Mrs. Frank Wertz, wife of motorcycle policeman Frank Wertz, Sunday night, according to report of Mr.

Wertz. Mrs. Wertz had been calling on her parents, and was going to meet her husband when Montoya and another man passed her. Mr. Wertz, who was a short distance away, ran to his assistance and arrested Montoya.

The other man escaped by running. W. Fryer Is Retained To Prosecute Shearmans W. H. Fryer will continue as special prosecutor for the government when the Shearman case is called for trial at Midland.

Texas, prpbably in September, he said. C. P. Shearman and his sons, Neal and John, are charged with murder in connection with the killing of prohibition officer C. A.

Wood at their ranch in March. A jury wihch tried them in the 34th district court was unable to agree. Presiding judge W. D. Howe ordered the change of venue.

CHARGED WITH THEFT. Antonio Espanosa was arrested by city detectives Sunday and charged with theft of a pair of shoes and other clothing from J. A. Parsons, 1203 East Overland street. Boys Jerk Car Trolley On Highland Park Eine Tennis Experts Charged With Fraud Camplicity Lawrence.

June Niles, of Boston, national tennis player, a member of the firm of Ernest E. Smith, broker, jointly charged in an indictment with larceny of $10,000 from a customer, was formally held in $10,000 bail tbdav. Ernest E. Smith, senior partner in the business, gave bail last Friday. The third member of the firm, Alfred S.

Dabney, who, like Niles, is prominent in tennis, is in California, and district attorney Donnell said today that he would begin proceedings for his extradition. ALLEGED I. W. W. CHARGED WITH CRIMINAL SYNDICALISM San Francisco, June After receiving information that he was wanted in connection with sabotage in the wheat fields of Kansas, Nebraska and North and South Dakota, the police today charged John Hammon, a supposed organizer of the Industrial Workers of the World with criminal syndicalism following his arrest as a vagrant.

Hammon was arrested June 15. Many along the Highland Park carline have been having a good time the past fewT nights by jerking the trolley on Highland Park street cars. According to some of the street car men, their gladness is going to turn into sadness one of these nights when the boys are too slow getting away. The boys gave street car operators trouble at Fremont street Sunday night. SPENCER Designed for individual surgical supports; our references, your physician.

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Stanton. Ph. MONET LOANED ON DIAMONDS, watches, jewelry, automobiles, furniture, pianos and phonographs at a very low rate of Interest. UNITED LOAN JEWELRY CO. 103 E.

San Antonio. Phone 66S. Business Chances. number of young ladies and gentlemen possessing good facial expres- sinm- to train for motion pictures; positions oi jraso, in me Gounty oi r.i raso Vi STl run Qualify, nd State of Texas, is authorized to have FILM STl DIO. for mo on picture succession for the period specified in its 1400 Mew yW.

amended articles of association: namely, (IN IL SERVICE examinations for clerks until close of business on May 27. 1941: postal mail service and government IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, witness departments. Men. women, over 17, $120 my hand and seal of office this twenty- seventh day of May, 1921. (Signed) D.

R. CRTSSINGER, Comptroller of the Currency. CURRENCY BUREAU. Seal of the Comptroller of the Currency. Treasury Department.

Charter No. 2532. Extension No. 1378. month.

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NOTICE OF BOND ELECTION. Notice is hereby given that an election will be held at the school house in the town of San Elizario, within the San I DINTNi Oregon. LADIES TREATED WITH PH IV. BA ON Y. PAY highest cash prices for your machines.

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MONEY LOANED OK DIAMONDS, watches, jewelry, automobiles, furniture, pianos and phonographs at a very low rate of interest. UNITED LOAN JEWELRY CO. 103 E. San Antonio. Phone 668.

House Cleaning and Repair Work Threat to 4Beat Police Puts Man In fail Louis Wei dm an, a negro, promised to up" policemen who told him to keep behind sidewalk lines on South Mesa avenue, Sunday, while the Catholic consecration parade was passing, and was placed in the city jail on a charge of disturbing the police as result, according to police Capt. W. A. Simpson. Weidman had persisted in standing well in front of the line behind which the crowd was held, police said.

Burglar Climbs High Fence To Make Escape A burglar who tried to break into the plant of the City Cleaning works, 3630 Hueco street, escaped speedily by climbing a high board fence back of the building, Sunday night. W. L. Edwards, one of the proprietors, was sleeping in the building wrhen the attempt was made to force the door. The burglar escaped while Mr.

Edwards was leaving through a front door in an attempt to reach and hold the man for arrival of police. BOUNDARY DISPUTE WITNESSES. Oklahoma City. June Claimants of placer mining rights in disputed areas along the north bank of the Red river and land owners in southern counties of Oklahoma here today to testify during the coming week before Frederick S. United States commissioner, in connection with the boundary dispute between Texas and Oklahoma.

MOTORS SUPPLEMENT RAILROAD. Washington, D. June vehicle competition is given as the cause for the abandonment by the Ocean Shore railway of its lines in California, extending from San Francisco to Tunitas Glen and from Santa Cruz to Swanton. Authoritv for abandoning the road was granted today by the interstate commerce commission. A lumber and agricultural territory was served by the carrier.

BANDITS LOOT STORE. Paris, France, June automobile bandits looted show of a jewelry store in the Boulevard St. Martin, escaping with gold, silver and precious stones valued at 500,000 francs. Scores of onlookers scurried to cover from gun fire opened by the three of the men who remained in the automobile v. hile the two others smashed the windows.

CANADIAN RIVER BRIDGE IS REBUILT AFTER FLOOD The Canadian river bridge of the Orient railroad, wrashed out by recent floods, has been replaced, and traffic from Clinton to Wichita, has been resumed, according to Walter Gray, general agent of the K. M. O. here. While the bridge was being replaced traffic dctoured over the Kock Island between Clinton and Wichita, Mr.

Gray said. W. K. Brown, general agent here for the Rio Grande, El Paso Santa Fe, is making a tour of the company's properties in New Mexico. DAILY RECORD.

34TII DISTRICT COURT. Judgp W. D. Howe, presiding. Ira Williams, negro, charged with theft at night of the home of Edgar D.

Fewell, 917 East San Antonio street, on trial. JUSTICE COURT. Clark Wright, presiding, W. De Yam pert, Joe Camara, L. Wentworth and J.

J. Fitzpatrick, speeding, dismissed. F. Rasura and J. A.

Carreon. speeding, each fined and costs. R. B. Rawlins, presiding.

P. S. Cuervo, abusive language, filed. Grano Valdez, Jose Badilla, W. M.

Blanding, N. Guillen and J. A. Stephens, speeding, each fined $1 and costs. K.

H. Kinder, J. A. Johnson and C. Heffler, speeding, dismissed.

B. M. Villages, no seal, fined and costs. Carlos Chiffino, disturbing the fined and costs. able forty years from thetr date, with cp tlon of redemption at any time after twenty years from their dale, and bearing Interest at the rate of six percent per annum, payable semi-annually, for the pur pose of constructing and equipping a public free school building of adobe, and concrete material, and purchase a site for, and whether there fhall be annually levied, assessed and collected on all the taxable property in said district, for the current year, and annually thereafter while said bonds or any of them are outstanding a tax sufficient to pay the current interest on said bonds, and provide a sinking fund sufficient to pay the principal at maturity.

Jesus Montes has been appointed manager of said election, which shall be held as nearly as may be possible i in conformity witjji the general election laws of the state. No person shall vote at said election i HOUSE, cleaning and repair! work done unless he be a qualified voter under the right and right price. Help men who need constitution and laws of this state, and a i work. Ph. Emp.

Dept, Y. M. jC. 6S6. taxpayer in said San Elizario independent school district.

Siiuaiicns Those in favor of the issuance of the i bonds, and the levying of the tax shall MEXICAN MAN for all around work, hust- 1 write or print on their ballot the ier. 0 -mw WANTED purchase, small business of jssuanre 0f the bonds, r.nd the levying of ask for Mr Athans -j any kind, give full details. Address 1 4, fax jn payment and those care Herald. against the issuance of the bonds, and the levying of the tax shall write or print on their ballots the issuance of the bonds, and the levying of the tax in payment Said election was ordered by the board of trustees of said San Elizario independent school district by order passed on the 23rd day of May A. D.

1921, and this notice is issued pursuant to said order. Dated this 23rd day of May A. D. 1921. (Seal.) A.

M. PEDREGON. Secretary of Board of Trustees of said District. NEW CORONA TYPEWRITER. S42.50.

BARNETT'S. 2ft SAN ANTONIO ST. GET BETTER PRICES on your office supplies. Ph, J885, R. J- Pollard 901 Mills Bldg.

HAVE AN ideal location for variety store, hardware store, and 5, 10 cent store. Address 67, care FOR Paying drug store Southern Arizona town, 19000. 63, care Herald. in good Address peace, FIRE RECORD. Automobile belonging to O.

C. Bernard, 609 East San street, caught from leaking carbureter, damage smail. Gem Cafe, 317 East San Antonio street, fire started in ceiling from overheated stove pipe, damage Alarm from 1214 East Missouri street, occupied by Eduardo Stines, no damage. HELD ON FEDERAL CHARGE. Fay Krup, of Deming, N.

and Ross D. Dante, Rodeo, N. are charged by federal prohibition enforcement officers with violation of the national prohibition law's and carrying firearms transporting liquor. The couple were arrested on the county road 10 miles from Deming. They are subject to sentences of two to 15 years for carrying firearms while transporting liquor in New Mexico.

LOSES BOND, CHEESE, SAUSAGE. Charles Beisswrenger asked Juarez police Saturday to return a $100 bond which he said he was forced to make when a club was raided in Juarez in which 14 arrested and charged with gambling. Beisswenger said he was not Rambling with the men arrested. He also alleged that a quantity of cheese and sausage was stolen GENERAL STRIKE ORDERED. Scranton, June general strike in the Pittston district of the Pennsylvania Coal company effecting 10 colleries and 10,000 men has been ordered by the general grievance committee effective tomorrow morn-, ing.

The men charged that the com- pany is not paying the wage scale ordered by the anthracite wage commission. IDENTIFIED AS ONE OF GANG HO ROBBED BANK JI 10 Spokane, June Hyland, was identified by Clarence Ostrum. cashier of the Addy State bank, at Addy, and Mrs. Ostrum, as the leader of the gang- which heid them captive half the night of June 10 and then robbed the bank vault of $3900. Hyland was arrested by the police here after the Ostrums had identified his photograph as that of one of the robbers.

MUCH GRAIN DESTROYED. Oakland, Jiine 20. Grain valued at more than $500,000 was destroyed in a fire which swept the Georga Higgins ranch between Brentwood and Antioch late today. Fourteen hundred acres were burned over. The blaze was fought by a force of about 800 persons, hurriedly recruited from neighboring farms.

TRAIN DERAILS, HURT. Wichita, June men en route to work in the harvest fields were injured, three seriously, when a Missouri Pacific freight train was derailed near Tolerville, Kan. The accident is believed to have been caused when a brake beam on a car broke. Eight cars were derailed. ROCKEFELLER TO VISIT CHINA.

New York, June D. Rackefeller, Avili go to China this summer, it was announced to attend the dedication of new buildings at Peking Union Medical college on September 15. He will head a delegation of the trustees of the Rockefeller foundation. LESS COTTON PLANTED. Washington, D.

June reduction of 26 percent in acreage planted probably will cut the Egyptian cotton crop this year to approximately 500.000,000 pounds, consular advices today said. Oil and Mining ACRE PERMIT at $1 per acre, Hueco Basin District. RIO GRANDE REALTY CO. LAND WITH OIL RIGHTS. In different parts of El Paso and Hudspeth counties, including land near Burns King, Hueco Basin and Finley-Tampico wells.

From 40 to 20,000 acres. JAY F. KNOX COMPANY. 301 Bldg. Phone 2296 Steamship Tickets STEAMSHIP tickets to all parts of the world.

J. A. Dean, 206 N. Oregon st. SEE ROY DAVIS, joint ticket office.

Mills Steamship ticket agent. Dressmaking FOR PLAIN and fancy sewing. Ph. 6366R. 3512 Clifton.

MRS. ANDERSON, dressmaker, tailor, R. habits, stout ladies fitted. 2319 N. Florence.

BARBECUE RESTAURANT for sale, doing good business, owner leavtng town, not changed hands in 7 years, $2000. El Paso Barbecue, N. Stanton. SODA WATER machinery, candy outfit and bluing, The Manzano Company, Albuquerque, N. M.

AUTO SERYIC E. Special rates on country trips. Careful drivers. Phone Mesa Ave. a CRES fine valley land 14 miles down the valley, main ditch runs through, just off the paved road, offered at $40 per acre.

See owner, 314 Security Wank Bldg. FOR SALE or trade for city property. Cigar stand, soda fountain, and confectionary. Long established business. Apply 349 Myrtle, FOR sA I.E Good paying grocery and market, income $1000, about $3500 will handle, good reason for selling.

Address or call A. at 3431 La l.uz st. EXCE PTIONAL BUSINESS opportunity, $1000 will handle it, part cash; big money can be made at once; legitimate business: cheap rent and lease; in heart of business district. Address P. O.

Box 766. WANTED Interest in moving picture show In Southern or Southwest Texas; familiar with operation and management; wife to sell tickets and assist. Address 33, care Herald. LADIES OR GENT LEM start you manufacturing Kewpie Dolls and buy your dolls when finished; $2 capital required to start; investigate quick. The Plaster Artists.

Hudson, N. M. AN OPPORTUNITY. For a live doctor or nurse; private sanatorium, $1500 will handle, terms. Place will bring $500 weekly gross.

FLEMING REALTY CO. 407 El Pnso Bank Bldg. Phone S95 WILL BUY' an established business doing business "with wholesale and retail trade. Equipment and stock worth fully $1500, not counting good will. Long time contracts on three wonderful products, will turn over If wanted.

Only reason for selling. must leave city. If you mean business and will act quickly, address K. 89, care Herald. MTU RE RUSI NESS.

$1300, will take car part payment; 2 years lease on building. GROCERY STORE doing $60 cash business daily, $1200 terms. FLEMING REALTY CO. 407 El Paso Bank Bldg. Ph.

S93 SALESMAN years' experience, with car, would like to connect with company, city or road, El Paso to San Antonio. Address 83, care -Herald. INVESTIGATED YOUNG MEN, kinds of service; fill any position by selection with the right man. Y. M.

C. A. Ph. 666. 9X9.

2318. Mr. Rooming Sale and Rent ROOMING HOUSE BARGAINS. 14 rooms. $1500, cash, rent 140 month.

26 rooms, $3000, half cash, balance monthly; cheap rent. 20 rooms; rent $7 5 per month. 60 rooms, on one floor; hot and cold in every room; 4 lease; cheap buy and good terms. FLEMING REALTY CO, Phone 395. 407-S El Paso Bank Bldg.

LXPLRINECED stnographer desires position. Good references. Speaks Spanish, and English fluently. Ph. 1653W.

EXPERIEM ED te Kl Paso sgliooL with child, wishes position oni modern rancn for summer. Herald. RELIABLE WOMAN wants light practical nursing or housekeeping for modest wages and good home. References. 606 N.

Stanton. Ph. 3S13. house or apartment to look after for small pay and my apartment. Mrs.

Tarr, 1531 Estrella st. before 12 a.m. PEOPLE LEAVING TOWN. TEN ROOMS, two sleeping porches, snap, $1550. Terms.

SIXTEEN ROOMS, running water, best transient i ntown, $4200. Cash $2300. TWENTY-THREE ROOMS, running water, steam heat, $3000 will handle this. TWELVE APARTMENTS, beautiful, strictly modern, close in, sacrifice for $5300, $3000 cash. THIRTY-FOUR ROOMS, center of the city, lobby, private baths, steam heat, beautiful furniture.

$6000 will handle. Many other real in any size place you desire. Now is the time to buy. Rooming House Department. GOODMAN BROTHERS A CO.

INC. Rraltors. 205 N. Stanton St. Ph.

2424. COLORED WOMAN wants place to cook for officers only. IS experience; knows how to manage and save. Mrs. M.

address 4018 Nations ave. no phone. WANT TO BORROW $1250. have $2500 note well secured and will pay liberal rate interest. P.

O. Box 2S5. buy from owner a well located lot, vacant or with small house. Address 81. care Herald.

WANTED buy. a modern bungalow with 4 or 5 rooms and sleeping porch, must deal directly with owner. Address 8s, care Herald. Spanish and French Lessons PRIVATE SPANISH lessons by Spanish young lady, 156 N. Ochoa.

SPANISH In 3 months, private conversational method. Trust PSdg. Auctioneers WALTER A. WILLIAMS. AUCTIONEER.

Phone 8055. Room 14. Hotel Beaumont. Will handle sales in or out of town. Office hours.

9-10. 12-2. REAL ESTATE WANTED Wanted to ptircha.se six or seven room residence; must be modern, two or three lots, and a real bargain. Ph. 3S9.

i CUSTOMERS for houses from to rooms. If you want to sell yours, list your prop ity with Goodman Bros. Ph. 2424. Wanted to Rent Money to Loan FURNISHED h.mse, 5 rooms and sleeping porih.

Manhattan or Alta Vista district, will lease or 2 years. Ph. 703. WANTED term on small apt. house, or other house suitable for this purpose.

Must be In rrspectable neighborhood. Address P. O. Box 290, El Paso. RELIABLE party desir- to rent nicely I furinshed hotel in El Paso, 20 rooms or I more; will secure lease.

Address 84, care Herald Special Notices SPENCER corsets designed for you. Ph. 272. YELTON-TUTTLE PAPER 508 N. HEMSTITCHING and picoting.

eon. 2523 Federal, Ph. 6442W. AINT HALL- Slanton, Ph. 1247.

Misa Pitr- EM STITCH 1 NO, 12VjC, new machine, work guaranteed, railed for and delivered Mrs. Shumate, 1021 Magoffin, Ph. C872J. IF MONEY is ANYTHING TO you call Transfer Storage Co. They haul your trunks 25 blocks for 25 cents.

HEMSTITCHING, picot edge work done on short notice, any kind of material. Singer Sewing Machine 205 S. El Paso. HEMSTITCHING, alterations, accord an plaiting, mail orders solicited. Mrs.

Jones. Si 1 Emporium. 218 Mess. Ph. 4172.

HEMSTITCHING, plcot, side, knife and box; accordian plaiting. Miss B. Corum. 3fl Buckler Ph. 1611.

MATTRESSES RENOVATED. RUGS 1 CLEANED. $1. ERVIN MFG. CO.

Ph. 1110. I R. R. WA1CHES, size gold filled cases $35.

SAX ANTONIO ST. MONEY TO LOAN on second hand automobiles. 400 Mills Mr. Cathey. MONEY LOANED ON DIAMONDS.

watches, jewelry, automobiles, furniture, pianos and phonographs at a very low rate of interest. UNITED LOAN JEWELRY CO. 103 E. San Antonio. Phone 668.

1ET COt PI.E wants furnished apartment of two or three rooms and sleeping porch; references exchanged. Address K. rare Herald. To rent six or seven room house until the first of September; rent must be moderate, good care will be taken of the house. Ph.

389. r- rma- nent couple, modern 4 or 5 room furnished bungalow with garage, reasonable rent. Address .7 care Herald. ture MONEY to loan on diamonds, watches and ewelry. A 114 N.

Stanton t. MONEY TO Here 20 years. BARNETTS. HAN ANTONIO ST. ATE party wants ail or any part $5 TO $30 loaned honest employes, confi- furniture 20 rooms.

Ph. dential. Drake, 201 Roberts Banner Bhlg HIGHEST prices paid Tor furniture. PhT MONEY loaned on furniture, pianos, auto'- Antonio, mobiles, livestock, Liberty bonds or other i collateral at lowest rate on liberal terms. EQUITABLE LOAN ASSOCIATION.

Trust Help -Beginners $200. Railway, care HEMSTITCH ING, picoting, pleating and sewing: work guaranteed; mali orders solicited. Mrs, W. M. Pearcy, 613 E.

River, Ph. 8718. WANTED bookkeeper, state experience and salary wanted. Address K-90, care Herald. El EM EN, BR A later $300, no reduction.

Herald. Specialty salesman to sell calendars. advertising novelties and other specialties; only high class salesman need apply. Ph. 1371.

rth of second hand Texas Furniture Ph. 4097. WILL PAY highest cash price for second hand furniture. Roy Kelly, Furniture Co. Ph.

810, FOR YOl It old furniture we pay cash or for new. Ph. 1482, WESTERN FI RNITURE CO. WANTED iron safe, must be cheap for cash. Ph.

85S1. buy second hand barbed, wire at second hand Write G. V. Clayton, Tularosa, N. M..