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1 EL PASO MORNING TIMES, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1919 18 Divorce Increases in United Kingdom at Alarming Rate War Mother of America May See Belgian Royalty EXPORT DUTY ON: JUAREZ CITIZENS VEGETABLES TAKEN GIVE MEDALS TO JUDGE FLIES TO Ol RT. By Associated Press. Fremont, Oct 4. District Judge W. J.

Button left here In an airplane for the town of Schuyler, 10 miles west, where he held a term of court Friday afternoon. Judge Button said that witb good weather and no accidents he will continue his circuit of bis judicial district by airplane. CHINESE CAPTIBES DEEB. Honolulu, T. R.

Oct. Apana, Chinese detective connected with the Honolulu police department, created a sensation at headquarters a few days ago when he walked In with a month-old deer following him In leash, much like a pet dog. The fawn was captured on the Island of Molokai. Apana is feeding it from a bottle. son through a cltlxena' committee competed of Judge Felipe Rodrlgues, An dreg C.

Oonsalei and R. 8. Garcia. Judge Jesus M. Cuen was also prominent In arranging the event Kntlra llsrrlion I The presentation took place lo the customs house, the whole Juarex garrison being present.

Over the putform was a portrait of Benito Juar i and JUDGE W. P. BRADY OF COUNTY COURT AT LAW RESIGNS I underneath a symbolic arrangement OFF MEXICO CITY London, Oct. 4. Divorce Is Increasing 1 throughout the United Kingdom at an alarming rate, according to a white paper.

The total for 1898 was S50. For 1917 It was 1,705, with the greatest Increase recorded In the years between 1914-7. Another development which the government views with alarm la the num Quits to Become Attorney for THREE BALLOONS MISSING. By A nictated Preei. St.

Louis, Oct. 4. The outcome of tbe national championship balloon race awaits word from the pilots of three balloons which took the air in a field of 10 here Wednesday. The fear is expressed that the three are In an unsettled section of Canada. Government Would Assist Pro- Sold ieri Told by Speaker Their CANADIAN MONEY INnlSCOrXTED Ketchikan, Alaska, Oct.

4. Canadian silver money, floods of which resulted In banks of the northwest states declaring; heavy discount rates, will not be discounted In southwest Alaska cities and towns, bankers here said today. Warning was Issued, however, that business men should be on the watch for attempts of speculators to unload large quantities of the Canadian money. Example I Revelation to duction Along Northern Bor Business Firm in Los Angeles. ber of actions brought by husbands.

Where once the petitioner was usually a woman, the past few years have so changed the situation that In 1917 the number of husbands seeking separations was 1,067 as compared with 93 wives. to Foreigner. der, Sayi Bulletin. BALTIMORE, Ml, Oct. 4 An effort Is being made to arrange for the visit of the king and queen of Belgium to this city to coincide with the sessions of the secord annual convention of the War Mothers of America, which Is to be held here October 7.

and 9. Addressed by A. Mitchell Palmer, attorney general of the United States, and William Mather Lewis, director of the savings division of the United States treasury, will form a principal part of the program. It la expected that the convention will attract a large number of women who are not affiliated with the War Mothers, aa It la proposed to discuss during the sessions the amalgamation of the various organizations of women relatives of men and women who were In the United States army and navy during the world war. Mrs.

Robert Carlton Morris of Toledo, Ohio, the first national president of the organization, will conduct a memorial tree plant he; in one of the local parks aa one of the features of the convention. composed of drum and bugle, awords and rifles. The officers were In full dress. Judge Cuen pinned the gold eagles on General Francisco Gonxales, comma rider of the district General J. Conditio Escobar, who led a spectacular charge durliur the battle, and General Marcel-tno Murrleta.

customs collector. Then General Gonxales pinned medals tm each of his officers, Including severs, of the noncommissioned men. In presenting the medals to the enlisted men he was assisted by one of his officers. There were IS gold medals and 130 silver medals, the remainder being of bronxe. Cheered by Trowd.

As each officer his medal and certificate the crowd cheered and the famous Sixty-second Battalion band played. Colonel Francisco del Arco, who directed effective fighting In the town after his line was broken east of the city early In the battle, received the ELECTIONS EXPENSIVE. Paris. Oct. 4.

The cost of elections Is expected to be about three times as SON VISITS EX-KAISER. By Press. Amerongen, Holland, Oct. 4. The former crown prince of Germany arrived here Friday to visit his father.

His visit had not been announced and scarcely a villager saw his automobile arrive at the castle grounds. hlch as those of 1914. This Is due to BANK OPENS SCHOOL TOR ITS EMPLOY I Cleveland. Cleveland Trust company has Instituted a school for Its workers. A principal has resigned from one of the high schools to conduct the bank school.

Instruction will be given in banking, public speaking, banking laws, business laws and practices. Cltlxena of Juarex Saturday night presented medals to the officers and soldiers who defended them In the battle fought June 14 and 15 between the federal troops and the army of Francisco Villa for possession of the town. It was the first time In the history of Mexico that the people have ao honored tbe men of their army and wti done with permission of president Carrania. Four hundred medals of gold, silver and bronxe were presented to the garri- the advanced cost of printing, traveling and Incidentals. Six hundred and two members of the chamber of deputies are to be elected and It is predicted that the average expenses of each will be 60.000 A number of important changes in the Mexican tariff are now effective, American Consul Dow ol Juarei announced Saturday.

Because of the fact that there are now in Mexico two factories producing automobile tlrea with a capacity of 100 a day. the duty on this commodity when shipped from the United States to Mexico has been Increased fiom the former rate of 0 75 peao per kilo to 1 peso. On the other hand, at Mexican factorlea are not producing aolid tires for trucks, the duty has been decreased 0 25 peso per kilo, making the A CO nesft Importation of goats from Switzerland to England la to be encouraged to improve stocks. Judge Will P. Brady of the county court at law, presented his resignation from that office to tbe county clerk Saturday afternoon for acceptance by the commissioners' court.

Judge Brady ha held this office for three years and Is retiring to become attorney for a business firm with headquarters at Los Ar.t'eles. Judge Brady Is a native of Austin, Texas, and was district attorney at Pecos for a number of years before coming to El PaBo five years ago. His family already Is In California, where the Judrje has been for several months, and he expects to leave here very soon to take up his new work. The next rocular meeting of the francs. AMUSEMENTS AMUSEMENTS AMUSEMENTS AMUSEMENTS greatest ovation.

AMUSEMENTS Addr Lopes of the fed Iyobardo G. Rt Sporting goods which cannot be man-1 General Gonzale: Cusn rpoke. made by I.lc Jose 1 court snd Captain chief of staff for fter which Judge furnished an exam-ntlve to the servants and a revelation to ge Cuen. General Gonzalez county commissioners' court will not be "Park Your "These men ha jM mm rev held until a week from Monday, but the 3 )i mr.i opinion was expressed Saturday at the courthouse that a special meeting of the Grand Ifexas 6b Campbell ufactured In Mexico are to tie anmiuea free of duty In order to arouse greater Interest In out-of-door sports. The import duty on motorcycles Is fixed at 1 peao per kilo, legal weight.

Velocipedes and bicycles, whatever the number of wheel, without motive power and apare parts for the same, are dutiable at 0 40 peso per Mia. legal weight educational material of whatever kind and gymnastic apparatus exempt from wiirnns and carriages. hen, addressing mmmW Ca a res niT cuAnnvv apt personally, he continued: "Through -err the people of Juarez give you this prize of honor because you have fulfilled your duty. This medal carries the symbol of our country: The divine colors of Its standard and the rampant eagle that commissioners probably would be called at once to select Judge Brady's successor in the county court at law. Three or four petitions for the appointment had been placed In the hands of Judge E.

McCllntock, county Judue, late Saturday afternoon. A number of cases are set for hearing In the county court at law this week, so It Is expected that prompt Qf IDS. tPw" WIGWAM Today Only Charlie Chaplin sacred bird, strangler of serpents so auch as bodies, set of forward and rear wheel with axle, apare parts not specified, poles, thill, wooden wheels, wheels of wood and iron, painted or var- LAST TIMES TODAY AT9 JSBtf0 that this medal upon your bosom ana fortified by the steel wielded hy your arm may continue to defeat, not the laws nor the Institutions, but the, serpents of treason and of tyranny." action will oo taken by the commissioners In choosing a successor. Edgar Williams was acting county Judt'e during the absence of Brady In California. He was chosen to handle the work by the bar association.

The Inscription on the mennis reaii: Then Goodbye to That Classic of the Screen "The city of Juarez, to Its brave FRKI. HhhK! MAN" Sheffield. Eng. Free beer was served "THE MIRACLE THREE ENLIST IN ARMY. Enlistments at army recruiting headquarters Saturday were Fred Fuller, El Paso Edwin E.

Parker, Gallup, N. and Manuel A. Sanchez, Albuquerque, N'. M. In Sheffield when a brewery wagon was smashed In a collision.

Women and I children ran with jugs and Jars to catch what they could of the contents flowing from the broken casks and down Texas Oil Exchange recommends Texas Petroleum. Adv. Hie gutters. AMUSEMENTS AMUSEMENTS nlshed, and metal tires, per kiio u.m peso base metals In ahects. gold plated for the manufacture of Jewelry, 180 peso per kilo, legal weight: crockery and porcelain, not specified, n.50 peso per kilo; mineral water, natural or artificial, 50 peso per kilo: lard, pure or compound, ft 50 peso per kilo hogs and sucking pigs.

0 50 peso per kilo, gross weight. The exemption of duties on empty bags of whatever material Is rescinded, Mexican Importers have found that, a considerable saving of time Is affected by having shipments made by parcel P05t. with the result that the postofflie department is experiencing difficulty In handling the large volume of merchandise now being shipped by mall. The Increase In parcel post business Is taxing the facilities of the department and Interfering with the handling of first-class matter. The additional tax on merchandise Imputed by parcel post has been Increased from 15 per cent to 25 per cent, this surtax being levied on the amount of duties as per schedule.

In order to assist the producers of vegetables along the northern border, where the production is greater than the local consumption, export duties on It is well to note here that this miracle picture, without a star, combined with the Rialto idea of presentation, has made a record unequalled by any picture or any star in El Paso history 1 1 CONSECUTIVE DAYS 55 PACKED PERFORMANCES proving conclusively that "the play's the thing," especially when properly presented. May we have more of them! In His Very Funniest Essanay Comedy 'Shanghaied' GERMANY OPENING A THREE-DAY ENGAGEMENT MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY That master comedy creation which kept people standing in line by the hour to see at Grauman's Million Dollar Theater, Los Angeles HAROLD LLOYD such products nave rieen remove, mm. for the same reason, the export duty on barley has been reduced from 2.60 peso per 100 kilos to 1 pe" Pt' kilos. The export duty on cotton pro-duced In the l.aguna district Is Increased from 0 02 peso per kilo to 0.03 peso. The rate for cotton produced In Ijower Californlaf fixed at 0.01 5 peso per kilo.

Producers In the Laguna district have greater facllltlea for distributing their product In the Industrial centers of Mexico, while Lower California finds Iti only market In the United States Other changes in the export duties are as follows: Hogs and sucking pigs (permission of the minister of finance required), per gross kilo, 0.02 peso; cattle, up to 1 years of age, each. 15 peao MUST America's Cleverest Come dian, in "Be My Wife" Uncover yo funny bone, neighbors, 'cause "UNCLE TOM" peso. 1'ermlsslon of the mln-lance for the export of bar- rAAeWrVirVVWAWVNAfWrV ley nnd cotton Lower Callforn Scenario by June JfaihisSASLeVmo "Maxwell Kapler" Director (jeneidL Screen Clatsic jnc- sho' is gwine tuh git yuh. In Their Cartoon Scream IS CHARGED WITH "All That Glitters" HE CABIN UNCLE TOM WITHOUT FOR EXPORTATION! World EvenU in Pictures Can you imagine po' ol' Tom without the cabin? But rest easy, folks, everything else is there, including the biteless bloodhounds, the iceless ice and the snowless snow. On account of the high cost of paper, Mack Sennett, who re-vamped Uncle Tom, had to cut down on the snow, but he filled in a couple o' dozen laughs to make up the shortage.

And, besides that, we will have with us Vivacious Vivian Martin in "THE THIRD KISS." All Pictures Presented in the Usual Big Rialto Way Rialto Concert Orchestra Elaborate Scenic Effects Manuel Baca Before Commissioner Schmid Furnishes. Bond of $25,000. Tomorrow The Super-Sensational Artcraft Production HALL Manuel Baca was before Vnlteo States Commissioner Schmidt yesterday afternoon on a charge of shipping 1,500 rounds of ammunition from Cruces, N. to El Paso, in an attempt to export It to Juarex In violation of the law. Baca furnished a bond of 12,500.

Evenings 25c and 35c. Matinees 15c and 25c Plus War Tax Daily at 1, 3, 5, 7 and 9 Concert Orchestra and Added Attractions at 3, 7 and 9. HAS1 KT Hill W.I A banquet wns given yesterday afternoon at Juarex by military officers The Woman ttstloned there in honor of thn birthday mm of lieneral Francisco (loniiilei, com thou mander of the district. All district of ficers were present as well as General Me' Gonxalo O. Escobar.

Consul General Andres G. Garcia, Lie .1 Mljares, Judge Flllpe Itodnguex and General MoIlM Mint la It'. Religious Order at Omsk Is Named After Saint Hermogenes Marcellnu Murrleta, customs collector. 3 fi One) Milne for mill nn- Addresses of felicitation were made by 0- General Kacobar, Lie. Mijares.

Judge Rodrlgues and General Murrleta. other Eh This uavs ili'ture of sayi No. jouitg nr.iti I iiwn MATINEE WEDNESDAY 2:30 A group of rebels commanded by Joa quin Kanios, Vllllstii leader, has sur IKVIMi BERLIN'S INTERNATIONAL SYNCOPATED REV I rendered, according to advices received In Chihuahua City military headquarters from Torreon. Ramos and his bonil have been roaming about northern Du- I A SliAVK! WeiMc In father to a dtas i ail whom she loathe ill. pure young girl wi to "hue.

Iiniior ami Tin I iilcil Unit right. tiled the ties her i broken, shattered iKiuml hee, Miiicht th it 14 of a decent man she TODAY rango. Recentlv they attempted to take the town of Inde without success. The pursuit by the federals Is said to have been so relentless that the band became demoralised and offered to surrender unconditionally to General Amaro. An London, Oct.

i A religious order has been formed at Omsk, named after St. Hermogenes, ancient patriarch of Moscow, who In troublous times In the past roused the people of Russia to I fight the enemies of the country. The Intended activities of the order are varied and Include the formation Of detachments of "Crusaders" to volunteer for service at the front. These troops are united by the Idea that the conflict with Bolshevism Is the war of Christianity against hostile forces and the cross worn hy every Crusader Is symbolical of thli Idea. The Crusaders also, besides being obedient to ordinary military discipline, are sub-Ject to special regulations, according to which the slightest act of Insubordination constitutes a breach of honor.

The chiefs are appointed by the high command nnd the founders of the order Include not only priests hut also professors, politicians and men of letters. Interview was arranged at San Pedro i Ja ssRsFiiv iMlt-Kfctw I CRAWFORD 1- TONITE and SUNDAY I da los (Julio, where Ramos surrendered bis men. arms and horses. 'i I the wmlil oiillcit Hint trig POLAND KKKKN HF.f OI.MTION. MCXICO CITY, Oct.

Salkow Isaltsvr ii viiimim hits ski. reported by newspapers here to "i ii life uf licr own. stgnd high In the councils of the Polish Coernment, has arrived In Mexico I'lty en what Is said to be a diplomatic ml i mo Hull iilnc' omance, "The Wnnmii I MM Mc." ii stm-fHuK slon looking toward recncnltton of the roltsli republic by Mexico. i Justin- to women nnd IN TUB. I I IS Nlt s( I WIMI I WBTR I ED HALF A HUNDRED PEOPLE 30 DANCING GIRLS 30 1 Augmented Orchestra NIGHT PRICKS: $1.00 S1.50 SJ.Ofl.

IxiHcr Boxes S2.XO Plus Srsts Now sclllna st (rswford Bo MATINEE PRICES: 75c SI. 0v SI, AO. Bojcs $2.00 Tax Office. Phone J9M. frfi 'om from inoiul liu.

kll hi HlllKKKHs TOR WfMM WAI.TI IIIVHI ll-niMI'WV OF Be (JOl.FKItN. San Francisco, Cat, 5 San 1 It hns ilirlllcil mil- tiKBM AN LKAIII Rt RlUtt I U.H. Berlin, Oct. 4. In protest npslnst the repwvul nf pictures of the furnier Em-1 ptror William from some of the schoolrooms of Berlin, the pupils have placed In the empty frames photographs of Tre- niter Khert and Minister of Defense N'oske In bathing suits 1 ii picture-, It will stir TOM ltnOWVS I I OWN SAXOI'HONF.

It WO MMIM I SATI HHW IND -t MltV Mlihls It tin, U.otl, ti.Ht. Matinees: II. DO. II. VI, K.00.

Plus War T. Is Nuw M'llinii. (iurlaln alurilsv Nlnht. 8:00, Sham biiiulat nl. Francisco newspapers are giving consld arable space to discussion of a move ment for the wearing of Knickerbocker by women players on the golf links.

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