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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-20
Northclife Expects
10 Return to u. S.
IHy Asscciatcd Ircss. |

I'O y ID \. November Ia.-The
fIobe prints au Interview with lord
NorthcttTe, In which he says he Will
return TO the United states w head
or the Brittsh Mnr mission, after the
allied conferences and n trip TO the
'nrtous fronts. II the British gov
eraneat desired, he would dcvote
much OF tkis time to the question
or aircraft production In the United
states, addiuR;
W! great fear in that the hmert-
enn output will exceed the pos.i-
httitfcs OF training officers md me-
chnnics. Americans arc willing to
make any type OF enEiuc we ask,
In addition 10 their own Liberty
engine"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-20
A. c. L. YIELDS TO UNION
tt Reur-~t Of Government. for Dura
ti"n Of Nnr. thNuJons Former
PolIry.
~ Associated Press

WILMINGTON, y. G., November ls.-
President J r. kcn!y. OF tho Atlantic
t"aS; l.'n". .o-day announced that at
Tive re"uAii OF the government. through
he bcrurincnt Of Labor. at tho in
nHrc of Williar. Brown iIulc OF the
Sou3cil Of National Defense. the rail-
roHc has agreed 10 aba adon, for the
duration Of tho war. lis policy OF dis
""nrinG with the services OF clerks
VII, have joined - union, and the rail
'o:d Ia to confer with u clerk.' com
mittce AS what c!erES shall be rr-cm-
rioEcd. the road agreeing 10 take back
'nE man whose post!on is not now
satisfactorily Gi!ed. Thrre is no state
'Ecnt from the clerks
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-20
Fayne IL !acuuitteS

J. iA!ne, an inspector on the
stan al Commit! SS'oncr Of Prohibition
fcttrs was acquitted by "A Jury YES
(%rday in the Corporation Cour, OF Nor
iolk OF the charge OF perjury. This
ch1"se was brought against Pawn.
aIlsT ne had testified recently in =
liquor case in the Norfolk Police Court
H@ was defended by T.. Il. n. Weus
az NOrfulh
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-20
Concurs In Tar Ord,n.nr@

ne common Council las, night con.
,ulied ~ the ordinance eRectins the
.''|'hc OF taxes IN the city which "a. :
""opteo by me Board OF Aldermen !. ST
"eeH The measure had been pre
'"us'F passed by both branches or the
.o"nc''' "oi at the October meeting
VIC common Council passed ,he ord.
nance - The same meeting at which il,
vas introduced. which is prohibi;e d
By the State laws
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-20
CLASH IN NO MANS LAND
<mericna mud German Patrols in An
"Iher E"""unter-t nit~d states
soldier KILLED

Writ THE AMERICAN ARMY r.;
= .'AA'l l., Novei"hcr lo.--There has
oe"" another clash between American
IN" '5'iEan patrols IL mo mans land =
f''il "details are no, l,rouu -; ,ni.
hour beyond the .act that one Ams,.;.
c9n solder was killed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-20
FALLS INTO AlKALl
h@'nSt ~ hu Font PLANT. ia HOPE.
"et. HAS slight Chance
Tor Recovery.
~ Ag,ocisted rrcs.l

PETERSBURG. VA. November IL
'neodo"e {, Braun. OF this city. grad
nai" OF Cornell. and expert chrmis; at
The plant OF the l.. l. du Font dc
Memoirs Co. at fIopewcll. fell into n
vat OF boiling alkali this evening. and
:" IN the hospital here. with Slight
chance Of recovery. Eoth eyes were
probably LOST, and his entire body is
burned. Ills relatives live in 10.
Angeles Cal
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-20
Name Your Delegates

Every church congregation young
people society, grange ana tcmpera
organization in this State is entitled to
send IL delegate TO the convention Of the
Anti Saloon League OF America, Wash
ineton, -. G.. December 1913. Choose
your delegate now.-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-20
At the Movies TO-DAY

HiJoC-Msry Pichford, in "rb.
Little Prtn~ess.~
tOIOSIA Roskn,.
he'eri! Hayne, in 1.-THE Voice 81
tonScience."
ISIS Olga Petroys, in .rh.
silence Sellers
The Inner Shylpe."
nEN-"The blind Man. Holiday"
nftTOR - Ruth Stsnehouss, +,
"Ih< Winning PAW
StN-"Msreste." wonder pIny
HIJEHIRD--Ntoie Mernere.m. /.
"The Little Terror
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-20
CITY OF PORTSMOUTH
PLEDGES TOTAL ar, s"- oon

included In the grand total for YES
terua" was Subscription of so5 oon
which the city of T. TtSmouth has guar
'n'ecd. portsmouth. however viii dc.
80 .he present week. said 81 state
the rcd triani L. 'ampaigu. II We .l.o
stated at the state Headquarters ,hat
ncferai counties were just ORGANIZING
ana mat the PC: cnt total wnuld H..
'"!'eaSihS Tor several weeks. due ia
aeiaH in beginning. and in subm;,,in..
FINAL reports. ''"
Following ar reports from Tho conn.
NC" ana cities of tho STATE "A; noon
NeStertlar.- '''''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-20

policy Of all tho governments Of that
alliance was decided by central au-
thority: Austria and Turkey had no
voice either In the policy or strategy.
f'ANORS MACHINERY
FOR COORDINATION
ut Is urgent continued MIR. AS
auith, that the allies develop by all
means possible the machinery for con-
crete consultation. communicate ton and
coordination. We should welcome any
scheme or arrangement which would
provide for more frequent communica-
ton between tho general starfs. sup
plemented by tho appointment OF lai-
son officers OF high rank"
He would dcprecate the setting up
OF any organization which would in
tertere with the responsibility OF the
general stats 10 their governments. he
asserted. or deroSatc in any way from
the authority and legitimate rcspon-
sibfity OF each OF the allied stph to
its own people
Dealing with the Premiers speech,
MIR. Asuuith strongly emphasized that
there was no mention OF tho navy
while in meny aspects Of the war the
navy dominated StrateTical considers
lions. II suggested unity of control
and meant unity of command, but he
did not desire to read any such pur-
pose into tho Frontiers statement. lie
asked whether the advisory staff oh-
Ger would have q separate stan. and
what would happen IL his STAFF and
Tho seneral stan were not in aSrcc-
mcnt. Which would give way or dc
eide tho question:
Sir Edward Carson. irtcrrupjins
said: THE War Cabinet;
Mr.. ,..Quith declared tina; tho Oh
ject az tho debate WAS to dispcl ccr-
tain Observation-Disclosures which had been
cAcitcd. not 80 much by tho seize me
as by the Paris speech. Ecferriar T..
that speech, lie went OF 10 say that
while lac would continue 1" c.,chcw al
unnecessary controversy, he would hc
failing in his duty If he were to pass,
ii by.
The Premier had selected four cases
in 'riticism of The allied stratcG?
serbia anJ Eoumauis. IN Which lie
himself aud LLOYD George had in ti,-;r
respective capacities equal rcspcnai-
hilitic.. aud two. Russia and ualy.
which belonged L. this $"nr.
DOI BTEIL A. 10 EFFECT
ON ntSsItI SITl ALTON
N. Asauith went through tic IRE
mier's references in his rariS speech
10 Russia ana Italy. and suggested u
doubt whether u council at Versailles
las; March would have affected the
Russian situation. He also asic,l
whether il was not fact that up TO
the eve OF the German attach General
tad"rna MAS full! "f confidence End
serenity.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-20
VIRGINIA IS ASSURED
OF FULL Y. N. C.. 4. FUND
No Doubt Now OF Old Dominion
Subscribing Total OF
Si00,OOO.
FIGURE REACHES s1Gl,534
City OF Richmond Has Yet to Sub
scribe S2S.OOO to Complete It's
QuOta-Mott Expresses Apprecia-
ton to Patriotic Workers.

All doubt Of Nir9 inia's raising her
quota OF 100000 in the campaign Of
The War Work Council of the y NJ. {.
4. to raise s35.o0o,00o for service in
the army and navy seems To have left
the minds of the public. a > o'clock
yesterday afternoon figures from re-
turns had totaled S36i.33t for ;hs
state, That m@ny counties which have
completed their campaigns have not
made final reports was Indicated by tho
fact that returns II lScd tho total from
f3"o.noe after noon Yesterday. Many
counties and cities have gone beyond
their quota in 4 most gratifying way
The statement was nude at the State
headquarters that every indication
pointed to the fact that IL Richmond
raised her fun quota the rest of tho
State would ovcrscubScrbc the $500
600 quota for Virginia. Jauvillc, Forts
mouth, 1-ynchburE. Norfolk, Char,ottes-
vile, Roanoke. Stauuton and Ncwpor,
News have raised more than their as
sisnmcnts or elise have guaranteed the
state committee OF an observation-disclosures
A good many Of the counties also have
reported an cNcess. Among them arc
Isle Of Wight. with quota ot $l575
total OF 5000 and an excess Of
s".3fo; Buckingham, with a quota OF
$4,000. total of $500. and an cS-
cess OF $4,000. ExreSScs for some other
counties arc: Bedford. l.ooo: Clarke.
$500: Haitfax. $1,000: King Willipm.
sst5: Pulaski. $3.50
RICHMOND HAS W.T. To
RAISE Sun OF x.S.ono
SubScr ipiions in Richmond yestcr-
day jumped over tho sloo.nco mark 10y
nearly S2.dno. This leaves $@SDou Yet
10 DO raised by this city. a -. g. s."
campaign Of three moe DAYS will he
Wascd, said Secretary pabnry. TO Sc;
Rirh,nond under the.wirc witt, tho fun
100000 In the hands 81 tho committee.
IL is me intention Of The war council
committee here, they say. TO make A
vigorous canvass extending through
thursday 10 prevent the irnpoycrish-
mcnt or this city by tho loss nf her
Hood hamc. This is ;hc alternative.
chosen said Mr.. Dnbncy. "rs,hc. Than
i"' the reputation of Hirhnond e" uu-
ocr. THO extension campaign Wal
attempt to regain ground lost or clan
'nat which has b"cn ovcrlcokcd." said
tn" secretary"
yesterday the American Locomotives
company s"e!!ed the Richmond fund,
with donation Of $4,000 Miss Clark
|hd MISS Be'S;e Darlington. who hayc
"cch canfaSSine Grove Fark and E'loyd
avenues have turned in. all told. more
IMAM 1900 in cash. Airs. W. n. ROY
ana forty other workers arc yet en-
S 5,'s, -, IN active campaign on Church
mn ih"N are meeting with a com
'ortinS response. they report. Last
nigh, al O'Clock T.. j. Crutchteld adj
dressed called meeting Of the en-
p!oEeea and mana gers OF the Cohen Co.
ana made an appeal 10 them to holm
90. ichmond over the top. The
Noune'l takes this opportunity OF adj
Ni3ing that all voluntary coutribn,;on.
VIII! nc gratefully received
CITY OE pnTf,,,S ~ n urr,,
PLEDGES TOTAL. or, 81, .oon
Included in tho grand Total Ta- ,,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-20
PARIS SPEECH FRAMED
AFTER Careful. CONSIDERABLE,

The Premier then turned 10 MI As.
duiths criticism of his Paris sI,-cch.
and. denying that Winston Spencer
Churchill had ans thing 10 Do with
las composition. said:
Let me- say a, once INA, con
sidcred the speech carefully n The
speech was wrong | cannot plead any
impulse. or that /, wss SAID in The
heat Of the moment. | considered, i,
and delivered u for a deliberate i,ur.
pose-I have seen reasons To- unity
and coordination. Where arc ,h.v.
You Nigh; as well throw then, STRAIGHT
way into the waste paper bash,t"
Lloyd George thea referred 10 Tia.
schemes for co-"rdinaticn started bv
Lord Kitchener IN January 1915. and
subsequently BY Il. BRAND and SIR.
Asauith. and declared that they had
all come TO nsught. because you hay.
naturally Discrimination on the par,
OF the INDEPENDENT bodies 10 merge
their individua!ities into common
organization.
And was afraid that this would
rccur in the same sort OF wsy-iu,t
resolution" added tho Premier.
I'VE went to Rspsllo with documents
most carefully prepared and submitted
TO the Cabinet before left In sub.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-29
MUST GET PERMISSION TO
Use CHAMBER OF COMMERCE

The privilege Of holding meetings in
the chamber of commerce building
may be withdrawn, If organizations
holding the meetings fail to notify the
chamber OF commerce in advance OF
such meetings. This announcement
was made Saturday by George d.
Clements secretary Of the chamber.
Several meetings have been called,
To be held at the chamber Of commerce
recently, without notifying this or
ganization in advance said Mr.
Clements. This has resulted in
a great deal OF confusion. as the meet
ing hall is not prepared, and in some
cases two meetings have been called
at the same time .,
ain one instance one organization
asked for the use OF the chamber OF
/ commerce hall for a meeting. A short
time before the meeting was 70 OPEN
a number Of persons who had been
called 10 attend another meeting with
out notice to the chamber, came in
and occupied the hall, forcing those
voh had reserved the hall to meet
elsewhere. This obviously IS an inJus-
tee to those who reserve the hall Tor
meetings.
'The chamber OF commerce may be
used for all public meetings, but We
must insist that arrangements be
made for meetings in advance, so as
to avoid conflict
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-29
SAYS FL PASO
DUMPSIN RIVER
Juarez Complains Debris
Causes Water to Damage
Mexican ReVetments.

The city OF FL Paso and the inter
national boundary commission will
take Joint cooperative action in inves-
tigatinE conditions relative to dump
ing debris in the Rio Grande. follow
ing complaint made by the city OF
Juarez to the commission. it was an
nounced at the city hall saturday
The specific complaint was against
the dumping OF refuse and debris
on the left margin OF the Rio Grande
along a considerable extent opposlle
or in front Of Juarez, both above ana pc
low the Santa Fe bridge from point
in front Of the smelter to the islanu
81 Cordova, and against the ereclloh
OF a substantial structure IN the sans
locality a short distance ABOVE tAe
santa Fe bridge
Claim violates Treaty
II IS also alleged that the dump
ing Of said refuse and debris and the
erection Of said structure are IN Fl0-
Iation Of the treaty Of September ~
1854. in that they are Instructions IN
Ia bed OF the Rio Grande tending 70
cause. and causing a DETECTION OF the
water toward the Mexican bank, en-
danEering the reyetments-
The complaint was comm unicl1le e
to mayor Charles Davis by L. ID Hlil
and A. PrietO, boundary commls-
toner's.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-29
Must Get Sugar Cards
Filled Out To Obtain
Sugar In England Nou

London, Eng, Sept 29.-Ihe oeIiV-
cry Of the application forms for sugar
registration cards has been begun.
and in some districts postmen left the
forms with householders on their
rounds yesterday morning.
The responsible member OF a
household" has to TN Up names, ages
Cif under 80, and occupations. Or In
the case Of children. schools, OF all
PERSONS ordinarily resident in each
house or part Of a house that Is sub
let. and to sign a declaration that
none Of them is in receipt Of a ration
Of sugar from government sources and
that no other application for a regis
tration card has been made on behalf
az any of them. The form must then
be sent BY post to the Local Food o.
flee, no stamp being required
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-29
OFFERS
AIDON DECREE
Mexican Consul Says Amer
lean Miners Protests
May Come to Him.

Americans who have protests TO
offer REGARDING the new decree issued
nv president Carranza relative to the
exportation Of gold and silver from
that country can secure any assist
ance I may be able to give in sending
their protests through the proper
channels to the Mexican government.
said C. II seguin. Mexican consul
general. Saturday morning
In sDeaking OF the decree Mr.
Segufn said that he did not believe II
would work the hardship on lne
American operators that was appar-
entity believed. Mr. Seguln salu ne
felt confident that il there IS any
necessity Of amending the decree tn ma
president Carranza would do so al lne
request Of the American and olneI
foreign mining operators
Blame IL On Germans
PeDorts that could not be Verlileu
we're said to have been received by a
number OF American mining OPERATOR
Saturday that the decree was move
ment launched and perfected by Ger
7-ar, subjects in Mexico. II was re-
Dorted unofficialy that German IN
terests hope through the decree %
compel American mining operators %
sell their holdings at sacrlIlce
which would result in the German rs
being able TO gain control or the ricf
mines Of the country
Under the decree some American
claim 1t is practically prohibitiTe tol
Americans having gold and silVel
mines in Mexico TO make shipments OF
ore or bullion to the United states
I Copper mines. the ores or Wnlcl con
tain gold or silver. also are unable tl
make shipments TO this country undei
Z the decree, it is said
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-29
JUAREZ DISPOSED TO BE AN
ALLY AT RED CORSS FETE

Juarez viii have a booth at the
Festival Of the Allies to be given next
week by the Ell PasO chapter OF the
Red Cross. if the recommendation
OF consul general c. NJ Seguin TO the
JuareZ chamber Of commerce IS
adODted. lIr. SeEuin said he ap-
proved greatly Of the Red Cross
movement and he viii ask the JuareZ
chamber Of commerce to have a booth
at the fete. which viii be held on
North FL Paso street The proceeds
OF the sale Of articles VIII pc gwen
10 the Red Cross. he suggested
To reciprocate for the assistance
extended on Independence loan day az
Juarez. the chamber Of comm cree OF
that city. Mr.. Seguiu said. viii likely
have a booth, If IL IS acceptable 70
the Red Cross.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-29
NAY BE NEW POLITICAL
LIIcNMENT F0R NEXT YEAR

zT-f-b the auproach Of poll tax col
letting time which begins MonoagI
heads may be seen together N Hla-is
offices these days althougn ne -
mary VIII not be held uhtll ne - ~,,--
FOR county offices. but as one man
Tho v-or11dn't have his name usso 9ul
e. ssyou know. the fight is won IN pom
80 collecting tine II you nave more
rolI taxes paid than your opPonsLl +;
fren vim will have him on MS knees.
Something more than the mere Put-
ting Of heads together OF lHO u
80. men VS. held. however, Friday
evening in the county court room tIle
following being among those pressI II :
+ Sweeney, ]. E QUAD Jonn l.
cain. Clarence Harper A. X eO o.
Henry II Walker, Zen Ss-ll---la =
FUNK. z. B. NcClintockt =. SacIA
Henry W. D. Greet, ". 4 4,s S--ii'-S 10 3
william J. Moran, W. LA5 - -
sullivan and z. Y. Brake rams 10
the gathering had been strictly SUI
The meeting is said to have been
called TO order by Sr. sweeney ~, -
Quaid, ring manager IN lhe -
county campaign, was elecLea ch4lI
man z-hereupon campaign plans were
discussed The early selection OF pre-
cfnct captains was advocated NJ
will be done, II IS said, IN three MseAa
While one Of the conferees cnaI &c
terized the meeting Saturday NOR IllIlE
as merely an attempt az naL n l lolls
there was one who said Il was com
bfnation Of KeIly-S=eeney supporters
Organized TO combat the Tom Lea,
I Seth B. Orndorff outfit, who oeteatec
the old ring two years ago IN DOLE
city and county. It Is rev allsn-
ment Of old forces, It is said. and the
same informant SAYS he hears rumors
that the present city administraLloI
forms part OF the alignment
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-29
MAKE 4 VISIT
TOJUMBO MINE
Special Carload of 81 Paso-
ans Make the Trip on
Sunday to See Mine.

A special carload OF Fl Pasoans will
paw a visit sunday to the mining prop
critics OF the Jumbo Mining company
ia the Cooks Peak district 30 miles
out from Deming-
The party Will leave e Paso 20
s-45 on the west bound train for Dem
ing. taking breakfast on the train. Al
Demfug. automobiles VIII be taken 70
the mine. where an inspection VIII pc
made and lunch viii be served On the
return 10 Demings the cantonmenG VIII
be INSPECTED. The FL Pasoans viii re
turn home. leaving Deming al 1;15 IN
me evening. taking dinner aboard the
train on the way back
The party VIII be incharge Of s F.
Balentine. financial agent OF the com
rany. Among those who VIII go AZ e
Mr.. and Mrs. Balentine, FRANK =
Tones. SIR. and Mrs. william d n.
Judd j.. S Curtiss, J. v Montague
and wife. 4. Z. Rowlands, M and Lrs-
H. V Watson. H T. Elmendort, NJ ~
and Mrs. Max Eoye. Mr.. and MIS- o.
a Martin. n. c. Adams. Claude Brown
q IS Baton. W +. Payne and daugn,-
ter. Mrs D. Z. RakestraW. Fred Gooo-
man
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-29
STOCK MARKET
IS IRREGULAR
Rails Again Under Pres
sure; Leading Steels De-
cline; Close Firm.

NoTE-ouotatIons reflect closing prices
Saturday Sept g.
New York. Sept es--On nominal L. -.
iug today-s brief stock market session ".
messed a further irregular price NOV e------ 49,
Rails were again under especial pEeasL-l
New York Central. Canadian PaciIic any y
st. Paul losing a point and Delaware O
Hudson 20 40.
Leading steels averaged ore point oe'
clines with other active securities. n no.
bly, Utah Copper, Texas company, AaAs 49,. -
motors and Atlantic, Gulf g. West MOI
Covering Of shorts fully retrieved nlaH'
losses later ,-t
mated $50. 900 shares 80,
Liberty bonds were quoted 1elee7l 20
and the new high price Of $1oo-su-
The feature Of today's early traulns u
the stock exchange was the new hisA rec
ord Of 500. 30 for Liberty bonds
Prices OF stocks were little changed
The outset but the list soon manifested !
reactfonarv tendeuce on the further sen
fn- Of leading industrisls and rails unltes
states steel. common and preferred ~
chic steel. General Motors and AeNleal
Petroleum averaged recessions OF a pom,
Delaware & Hudson vas depressed =
1oIn.s. New York Central II and the 81
Paul issues showed further weakness
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-29
Ell Paso Boy Can't
Do Without Herald
Trauis Army Camp

why don't you send Us some
comics Of The Herald?" was the ques-
ton asked traffic sergeant Harry
Phoenix on a picture postcard he re-
ceived Friday from Il Clifford.
nephew Of the Clifford Brothers
wholesale grocers. Of this city. and
who is now stationed at Camp Travis,
san Antonio, with motor company Nc.
6. in supply train No. 515.
I'm going right over to The Her
aid office" said sgt. Phoenix. "and
nav for a subscription for him for
three months"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-29
DAILY RECORD.
Deeds Filed.


Franklin Heights addition. on Rio
Grande street-Julia NJ Clark to W. L.
Clark, lots Z and 8, block IS, Septem-
Der p, 1917. S309 and considerations
East FL Paso addition, on MADEIRA
street-C. and A McGinnis TO j..
Neville, lots Z and s. block 81, Septem-
Der 10, 1917 $500
Bassett addition. on Missouri street
C. V. Nafe to Elias Ruiz. lots and
7 block as, October II, 1916; $1,000
Dorbandt division OF the Valley
Gate Farm tracts. H. Henderson to
J. E. Bischoff, lot 20, June / 1871;
Dorbandt subdivision Of the Valley
Gate Farm tracts e Biscnolt &c 70
H H Schultz, lot 20, September %,
1917: so and considerations.
East FL Paso addition, on Bisbee
street,. J. and l. E Knox and to
H. H Schultz. lots s 10 II, block 1913.
Septem Der p, 1917: $500.
Grand View addition, on Mountain
avenue-A- B. NJ. and NJ n Calnan TO
H H. Schultz, lots II and p block -.
September p, 1917; S23O0-
Dorbandt subdivision OF the Nalley
Gate Farm ira cts-H- n. Schultz TO J.
J. Knox, lot 20. September p, 1917;
SO and considerations;
Highland Park addition on San Jose
street-R- NJ. and II. C Wheeler TO
D. v. Farnsworth, part OF lots u 70
20, block 80, September p, 1871
Morningside Heights addition. on
Madison avenue-W. II. and l.. 5.
Byrd to W. X. MARI. lots 3 and 4,
block %, September 26. 1917 $1,000.
Building Permits
J. J. Watkins. 1917 East Missouri
street. screen porch, $3.50.
Bernardlno Trejo. 528 South FL Paso
street, alterations. 5000
Licensed to Marry.
Albert Duttke and Francisco Her
nandeZ.
Jose de IA Luz and Jesus Lechuga.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-29
Kornilof Can Speak
I5Langudges But Is
Silent In Them Al

Petrograd, Russia Sept 2s---Gen..
eraIissino OF the Russian armies at
the age Of 47-for a space OF 30 Gays
-Korniloff at 13 was an unlettereo
shepherd boy on the steppes. Now ne
carries into retirement Tor a time a
least A head crammed with the lit
eratures Of IS countries and over
flowing with military lore. At one
period Of his kaleidoscope career ne
combined the two i'll matched pur'
suits Of science and spying That ne
could be silent in those Is tongue OF
his NAV be guessed from his asser-
ton. 4 am a fighting general, &C
customed 10 act and not to talk IN
Petrograd most Of the time is spent
in talking.