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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-18
AIRPLANE OPENS NEW
FIELD FOR THE MOVIES

London. Eng. April 1s-Aircraft
development during the last few years
has thrown open TO the moving pic
rure man an entirely new field Il
may be some years yet before flying
comes within the means Of the ordi-
nary person as a NODE OF travel but.
through the film he may experience
some Of the artistic joys OF aviation
Already a certain amount Of aerial
cinema photography has been carried
out ully-enOugh at least. TO
measure it's possibilities. In the near
future. tt is expected that magnificent
mountain scenery viii be photo
graphed from aircraft, not only In
Switzerland and in the United states,
but in Abyssinia. the Himalayas and
other less explored regions Of the
world.
The whole Of a wonderful flight
from. say, san Francisco 70 London,
or from London 10 India, or TO Aus
tralia. may in time, be shown TO the
public.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-18
MayLet Mexican
Stay At Night
For Auto Shoe
Managers OF Exhibition
Seek Method To Assure
Juarez Participation.

The presence Of leading Juarez and
Mexico citizens and their families ut
the night features OF the automobile
show to be staged in Liberty hall May
s. 9 and 10 is practically assured. 1t
was learned Friday morning
Thursday afternoon Glenn Curtis.
president OF the FL Paso Automotive
Trades association, under whose aus
pices the show is being given; o. f.
YOunEbloOd, chairman OF the show
committee. and Edmund Gardiner,
sales manager OF the Pry Motor Co,
visited f. A. Dow. American consul in
Juarez. 10 get his opinion and support
Of this plan
Break Treaty Law.
I'VE found that certain international
agreements would be violated il We
secured permission to permit the en-
tire Mexican population TO visit the
show" Mr.. Curtis said Friday morn
ing. However. Mr.. Dow informed us
that there are probably $4,000 pass
ports issued 10 responsible Mexican
citizens in Juarez and the interior
II was suggested that we might be
able TO secure the privilege Of grant
ing such Of those passport holders as
might wish to attend the show the
favor OF staying in FL Paso after dark
We will see the proper officials OF
the immigration and health depart
ments today TO see IL that cannot be
arranged"
seek Mexico's Aid.
II IS also planned TO secure the CO
operation of the Juarez chamber Of
commerce in vOuchinE for the char
acters OF such Mexican j miles as eN-
press a desire 10 attend the show. By
the first Of next week. II is expected.
this scheme viii have been an assured
fact.
The proposal IS a desire on the part
OF the show committee to extend the
same courtesy TO the Mexicans as they
extended to the Americans during the
recent stOckmen's convention when
Americans were permitted TO cross the
line and witness the big bull fight in
.ruaraZ
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-18
Bryn Mawr Copettes Ban
"Goo-Goo" By Male Sex

Bryn 1Iawr. Pa. April 1S.-The male
population OF the town is decidedly
interested in the appearance on Bryn
MaWr streets every afternoon Of
women who affect a mannish cut OF
suit, with collar and tie and walk a
beat"
They are employed by the Bryn
Mawr college TO keep a sharp lookout
and prevent naughty men from
making -goo-g0o" eyes at the fair
undergraduates and 10 frOwn sternly
should any said fair undergraduate
betray too much interest in any OF
the opposite sex
It has been the custom for many
years for girls from the various
schools and Bryn Mawr college 90
gather on the streets in the after
moons. but the appearance OF the
''copettes." who are very, very pretty
themselves, was a mystery 10 the
residents who gathered at the fire
house and several other points. and
even the policeman himself looked on
them with suspicion until their iden-
tiry was established
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-18
WANT AID RArE cARn.

one cent per word each daily Insertion
Two cents per word each Saturday IN
sertion-
Three consecutive insertions, Including
Saturday. cents per word
SIX consecutive Insertions. s cents per
word.
The above rate IS based on a minimum
o. a 20 word count. Ads containing less
than this number OF words, viii be count
ed as 20 words
One dollar and thirty cents Per line per
month
Bold face lines double price.
no ad run FOR an Indefinite period IT.
F. taken over the telephone. Orders TO
discontinue It. F. ads must be made IN
writing.
Accounts for classified ads are due after
first insertion Not responsible for more
than one Incorrect insertion.
In order 20 give time for proper CLASH
dcation 50 Is necessary to close The Herald
classified page At 1880 p. m daily Want
ads received after this hour will appear
the next day. Orders TO discontinue want
ads must be in Herald office before s a.
ID OF day OF publication
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-18
WOMAN PLEADS GUILTY TO
VIOLATING NARCOTIC ACI

Pauline knight pleaded guilty in the
United states district court Thursday aft.
ern0on 20 a charge Of violating the Har-
rison narcotic act and was sentenced b
Judge william r smith TO serve two
months IN the county jan. the term q
date from February =
she stated 70 the court that she had
procured the drug from Clifford Larson
a soldier in the veterinary department al
Fort Bliss and gave e to another SOL
der.
Il was working as a waitress at Lynch
Vile" she stated, land took the cocafus
70 another soldier because Larson told
ne to-" She stated that she did not
use narcotics herself
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-18
Gas And Grand
Stand Principal
Council Matters
Aldermen Inspect the Seat;
Built By Government
In Ball Park.

IN the absence Of Mayor Charles
Davis. who left for the east Friday
morning. alderman r. c. Semrle called
a meeting Of the city council Friday
morning at II o'clock.
The city gas bill for the amount OF
.s24S7O for the months Of January.
February and March, was approved by
the council, and a motion was made
and carried that after the several
heads Of the city departments had
placed their o. X for their respective
bills, that the amount be paid.
Alderman Pitman questioned J. w.
Johnson, of the FL Paso gas company,
who presented the bills to the council.
about the ACCESSIBILITY of presenting
at the time Of the reading Of meters
a duplicate copy OF the reading TO each
consumer Mr.. johnson stated:
Makes Much Work.
u do not see that this plan would
be OF use, as the bills for gas are in
the homes OF consumers three DAYS
after the readings are made. and II
there is any complaint to be made Il
would be unon the gas used from the
time of the prior reading OF the meter.
II would necessitate almost double the
time in work for the men that read
meters and would not rectify any err
rors Of meters that are possible not
registering correctly"
Inspect Grand Stand.
The matter OF the city purchasing
the grand stand that is now in Rio
Grande park. and which is owned by
the government was brought I'D at
the meeting for discussion The four
aldermen inspected the grandstand az
ter the meeting. At Thursdays meet
ing OF the council a motion was car
RED TO purchase the grandstand II Il
could be bought at a reasonable fig
ure. after consultation with A. p.
Coles over the question OF his firm al
lowing the city TO use Rio Grande
park for ball games A return Of 20
percent OF the gate receipts OF the bail
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-18
WEINSTEIN VILE
CONDUCT DRIVE
Melba Palmer Company OF
The Crawford Tenders
Aid to Loan Board.

The appointment OF r. Weinstein as
executive manager Of the Victory Loan
was announced Friday morning by
Chairman r. 3. Orndorff. Mr.. Vein
stein viii devote his entire time to
the loan and will make his headquar-
tiers at Liberty monument, where he
will be accessible to the public at all
times.
w. p. B. ATSain, city assessor. has
. been appointed chairman Of the COM
mittee on foreign corporations ana
out Of town taxpayers. II is estimated
that a considerable portion OF II
Paso's quota can be raised through
nonresident taxpayers and Mr. Mcsain
will use the telegraphs and mails free
" to induce these people to allocate
q just proportion Of their subscrip-
tons to FL Paso-
MeIba Palmer TO Help.
The Melba Palmer Stock company,
now playing at the Crawford theater
here. has offered the Liberty Loan
committee their services in pushing
the drive and IL IS probable that the
troupe VIII be made use OF regularly
during the three weeks OF the cam
paign- c. 3. Wood. manager, stated
Friday morning that anything the
company could offer in the way Of
time and services was at the COM
mand Of the committee.
Manager Ben Lewis OF the Grecian
theater. which is staging the war film
The Price Of Peace" reported at
noon Friday that the first exhibition
Of the picture drew packed house
Gen. j. 3. Erwin, who made the speech
opening the show evoked a dea1ening
chorus OF cheers and applause, which
was hushed only after the projection
OF the picture began
Plan Vets Parade.
The Veterans Of the World War
meet tonight at Liberty hall at s
o'clock to arrange for the part they
viii take in the Victory Loan. A pa
rade for next Tuesday. TO include ev-
cry veteran in FL Paso has been plan
cry veteran in Fl Paso has been
planned. and volunteers for the diff
ferent campaign teams VIII be called
Tor. MaWrice Schwartz, sales mana
ser, expects to have at least one
wounded veteran on each team
The Crown Cork company Of Balti-
more. Nd. through its branch office
here, has subscribed $4,000 10 the Vic
tory Loan according to a letter re-
ceived by the executive committee, Mr..
OrndorfI stated Friday morning. The
first local subscription was placed
Thursday night at the opening Of the
FL Paso stock exchange, when $50, 600
worth Of bonds were sold.
Maurice Schwartz, sales manager.
personally thanked the stock ex-
change Friday morning for their
achievement the night previous
StIekers for Autos.
Stickers for automobiles 10 attach
to their wind shields bearing the
~ Invest. slogan Of the fifth drive.
have been received at Liberty Loan
headquarters. and al autoists are re-
quested TO call and get them.
Many business houses are boosting
the drive through the medium OF their
correspondence. by adding the words
Yours to Finish the Job" and Il was
suggested by Chairman p Burt Orn-
dorff, that this custom be adopted BY
everyone.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-18
; MONTHS AND DEPORTATION
GIVEN MAN WITHOUT PASS

Three months In Jail and deportation
after the termination OF the sentence was
the Judgment Of the court in the case
Of United States VS. sam Shariba. who
entered a plea OF guilty 20 entering
without a valid passport. IN the federal
district court Thursday afternoon.
The defendant IS said 20 be q Russian.
and &c was charged against him by the
federal prosecutors that he had written
letters referring to himself as a siBol-
shevild propaEandist." He was said %
have travelled in company with Emil ing
Itch. accused BY the federal authorities
Of being a German sympathizer-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-18
TEXAS GUARD TO RECEIVE
FULL FEDERAL EQUIPMENT

Austin. Texas. April 1.-THE Texas
national guard viii receive complete
federal equipment soon. according 10
an announcement by Adj. Gen James
A Harley. following a conference be
tween federal and guard officers here
today. Plans for the reorganization
Of the guard in order for officers 10
also made.
II was suggested that company Of
ficers be required TO reside in the
same town as does their company, and
this may mean some change in COM
pany officers Separate conferences
Of federal officers and guard officers
were held this afternoon.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-18
j. s. HANDSOUT
JAIL SENTENCES
Defendants Plead Guilty to
The Federal Charges
And Receive Terms.

Two sentences to the federal peni-
Tertiary. and several jail sentences
were inflicted by judge W. R. Smith
upon pleas Of guilty N the United
states district court Friday morning.
Benito Garcia, charged with having
brought another person from Mexico
without examination. when arraisned
entered a plea Of not guilty. and the
trial OF his case was set for this az
teruoon.
Frnesro Arce. indicted for entering
the United States without valid
passport. was given so DAYS In the
county jail. and ordered delivered 70
the immigration authorities on com
pletion of his term
Dornicio Pacheco. was given one
year and a day in the United states
Deniteutiary at Leavonw0rth on his
plea OF guilty Of smuggling ID quarts
Of liquor into the United states
Given -Four Months.
Victoria Nas0ueZ was sentenced 70
four months imprisonment in the
county fail. beginning January 2. on a
plea OF guilty 10 a charge Of returning
to the United States after deportation
as an undesirable alien
Ruperto Jordan. pleaded guilty 20
the second count OF an Indictment
charging him with unlaWfully bring
ing into the United states. and also
with unlaWfulv having in his pos
session. two gallons OF sotol A sem
tence Of a year and a day in the Leav-
enworth penitentiarv was assessed
against him on the second count. and
the first was dismissed on motion Of
the district attorney
" Marcos Vera was sentenced 70 80
DAYS in the county jail on pleading
fHr
OF another person TO a money order
for IS - sentencing the defendant
who IS an aged woman with three
grown children. judge Smith stated
that he was disposed TO show lenieucy
under the particular circumstances Of
the case. but that should she ever be
brought before the court again. her
sentence would be severe
Defendant Discharged.
The case against Maria Gonzales
charged with attempting to procure
money unlawfully on money order
district attorney and the defendant
was discharged.
Thursday afternoon pleas OF guilty
were entered and sentences pro-
nounced as follows:
Hirazawa Kizo. charged with en-
terinE without a passport sentenced
n three months in jail dating from
February q.
MERGED Dominguez. charged with
entering without a passport received
a sentence of three months In jail dat
ing from February p
Other Sentences.
Jose Lenaros, charged with enter
ing without a passport. three months
in the county Jail, dating from Janu-
arr 90
Maria Mendoza. charged with enter
ing without a passport sentenced "a
three months in jail dating from
January IT.
Jesus Perez. charged with forging a
signature 10 a money order was fined
$50 and sentenced TO 90 days in Jail
A plea OF not guilty was entered b
Ira Netrees 70 a charge Of altering q
postal money order FOR the sum Of 81
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-18
KANSAS WHEAT CONDITION
AND ACREAGE BEST EVER

Topeka Eans-. April 18--Ihe first kan
sas wheat crop report Of the year. IS
sued today by the secretary OF the state
board Of agriculture. shows that the con-
dllion and acreage OF wheat ia Kansas
this year Is the best and largest in the
history OF any state at this time OF year
The report places the acreage at To-
200 acres and the condition Is esl-
mated az 9932
II the ordinary method Of figuring The
yield Is used. the forecast IS that nc
state viii produce more than -l5.ggo.lte
bushels OF VII ron this crop
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-18
MAN, UNADIED, HOLDS
KRUPP HOME INTRUDER

r s. Coffin. sol Los Angeles street
who has been living in tie Haymon
Krupp residence during the absence OF
that family in California. last night
about II o'clock surprised ono Z. p. Nor
row in the house. 1fr. Coffin. unarmed.
held the intruder in the house until the
police arrived
Officers Hawkins and Hall answered
the call from the Krupp residence and
arrested the man who IS in Jail charged
with burglary Of the residence % Haynnon
krupp- The preliminary hearing OF the
case was held Tin justice court Friday
morning before Judge = " Deaver. He
was bound over under bond to the county
court
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-18
SCOTTISH RITE
PLANS REUNION
Degrees to Be Put on From
April q to % by
Freama sons


The 27th semi-annual reunion OF
the ancient and accepted Scottish Rite
Of Freemasonry viii be held in Fl
Paso. april q TO % Monday the Mt
Franklin lodge Of Perfection No. s
viii put on the fourth. fifth. sixth and
seventh degrees.
Tuesday the same lodge viii hold
the ninth. tenth. 18th. 18th. 18th and
18th degrees.
Wednesday the oasis Chapter
KNIGHTS Rose Croix No 3. viii hold
the historical series The 18th, 18th.
18th AID 18th degrees viii be put on
The Rio Grande Council Knights
EadOsh No. Q. viii hold their cnlFalrlQ
and phuosophlc series on the same
day. when the 18Th. goth and 2lst de-
grees viii be put on
Thursday. April "a, the lodge VII
continue their series from the 22nd
degree 90 the 29th decree The same
lodge viii hold the 5oth degree on
Friday
The greater part OF Friday the p
Paso Cousistory No viii be IN
charge. with the 81st and 32nd de-
grees-
The Tornulo Camp No a. Is. o. W
viii hold a meeting Tuesday at l-s1 D.
M. at Odd Fellows hail. when a num-
Der Of new members are TO be initi-
ated Light refreshments VIII be
served
ETss to Have smoker.
EIks VIII enjoy a smoker this eve
ming. There are 10 be several boxing
events and a number OF other enter
tainment features This IS the first
social event under the new officials
and exalted ruler G. H Booth and as
sistants are planning 20 snow the
members a good time
Muzons Map Work
The FL Paso lodge No 100, Ancient
Free and Accepted Masons, has its
schedule worked out from tonight IN
I'll the 5lth. as follows:
Tonight. work in third degree
Monday. work In first degree, after
noon and night April %. second and
third degrees April so, work in the
IND 49,.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-18

WANIEU-s0T70u0n f0r ArIEo11 and NV
Mexico. who IS acquainted with general
merchandise trade 90 handle local fac
tory line c1cluslvelg- y Q. Box SAL
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-18

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WANTED 20 borrow S109o. two years. &
percent on good security Addrezs D241.
care Herald
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-18
Help Wanted-Salesmsn

JUNIOR sALE-M AN-Learn a good bust
ness and earn money while learning No
stock selling SOS Martin Bldg
OIL Statesmen 70 sen stock on properly
adjoining Ocean same officials inter
ested- 400 Trust BldE. Phone f7A
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-18
THE MARKETS.
Grains and Provisions

Chicago Produce, Close.
Chicago, Ill, April s-Butter-HiCheE
Creamery, 55G625zc-
EEEE-Receipts. none. Grmer. Ordf-
nary firsts. 3S1scT 39Hc; at market
eases included. 3sGs0zsc: storage packed
frsts. - q s21zcs extra, 45c-
Poultry - alive. unchanged SPRING.
32c. fowls. 355Ec
Kansas City Produce, Close.
Kansas City No.. April 1s.-Butter,
eggs and poultry unchanged
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-18
MANY WINTER VISITORS
NOW LEAVING nunE.NrN

Phoenix. Ariz., April 1S.-Warm
weather for the past week has served
70 turn toward home the thoughts Of
many winter visitors. Already nearly
all Pullman berths eastward are re-
served for several weeks ahead The
city stil IS crowded and railroad Of
ffcials state that hundreds Of visitors
continued on to the coast this spring
because accommodations could not be
secured here.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-18
Personal
sPIRELLA CORsETS. ,

sPIRELLA CORsETs. Mrs. Sfmsz Ph.sss4
TINE TO Buy A TAG for your dog. when
you have done this go 10 Sheers Hardware
Co, 80 Texas street and get a collar
for #
Take care OF your clothes. one dollar
down and dollar a week VIII buy chif-
farohe.
FOUTZ-MOORE FURNITURE co.
$50 REWARD for Information regarding
whereab bouts OF Francis c. "Curiey' Nor
gan. formerly OF Fl Paso. Texas. verdi
and Clarksdale. ArlZ- Has relatives liv-
ing in New Orleans and Fl Paso- Com
munlcate with Chas u. LAYERS. BOX no.
L Buffalo " T.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-18
CrawfOrd Must Support
Family Or Go To Jail

Phoenix, Ariz.. April 1S.-H- W.
Crawford brought back from Port
land. ore, on charges OF failure 20
provide for his wife and three year
old child. 10, which he pleaded guilty,
was given q hours this morning by
judge Stanford to decide whether he
VIII go TO prison or be released under
bond with the understanding that he
assist in the support Of his family.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-18
on and Elinina

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1--WE AGENTS make big money in spare
time selling approved oil leases Big
commission Quick selling proposition
J. E sheridan Co.. Slaughter Bldg Dali
Jas. Texas
RELIABLE aEants wanted We are de-
velorIne f1oo acres OIL and gas lands n
famous Electra Burzburnett oil Geld OF
wichita county. Texas We are not pro-
motsrs. hut developers Of our own lands
Capitalized Ef0c.C0Q- Oue-half disposed
Of Want reliehle agents or brokers FOR
blocks % stock what you do. do %
now stock VIII not be offered long
American Petroleum Co. 5Q5 Ohio Ave-.
wichita Fails. Tex
OIL MN
want repreaentutlves OF large Organized
oil companies 20 confer with me relative
% Inspecting and developing rTo thou
sand acres o. cretace1us and PenusEl ra-lll
limestone and shaie land This land is
within q short distance OF e P1so and
shows exposures OF extremely gratifying
folds VIII not consider any stock SELF
ing proposition nor VIII 7 permit the Or
Eauization OF stock selling company q
exploit this land and VIII listen only %
represenratives who bring With them their
credentials Quick action from the right
people is Necessary address P O. Box
SCI. Fl Paso. Texas
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-18

EXPERIENaED Mexican ehani5e-ilial1
--ho r1eaI-s English. f07 z Franzlin-
ESGLIsH feaEias Mszissaa girl - ore Sa'
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-18

A verdict Of guilty in the case o. the
United States vs. H. A. Fitch. charged
with violation OF the Mann act. was re-
turned by the federal jury Thursday aft
ernoon after Is minutes elaboration. The
defendant announced that he would fle
a motion fo- lsT t-aL
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-18
BANKHEAD ROAD
ROUTE THROUGH THIS CITY

1TIlerll WaI7- To- A0rI ls--EaIH-
finders for Texas route No have rec
commented that the scenic route o. the
Bankhead national highway shall 50
through Fl Faso- The route recommend
ed al the United States Good Roads as
ISOLATION convention was from Sweet
water, Texas. by way OF Roswell, " ~
to FL Paso.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-18

Lost and Found


FOUND-Fuu grown Fox Terrier dog. 4
pet Phone 1os4. Curran's Book store
LOST - Pocket book containing wrist
watch and cameo brccch. Call sos North
stanton Reward
LOST-EEtra large Alredals dog. three
quarter growth. with heavy spiked coll
lar. Name Rags liberal reward for in
formation or return. C. " Harvey. zoo
Grant Ave. Phone 1873.
LOSr-Lleht gray coat. dropped from car
between car barns and Montana ST. Phi
4591W- Reward
LOST HER DOG
n this dog had Tot worn a collar from
Sheers Hardware company with q number
properly recorded this lady would never
have found f. Sheers Hardware Co, 80
rerae s. nhnra q.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-18
INVITES BIDS FOR VERDE
HINEE nnnnCn. Enm.-rn ~

/ Phoenix. Ariz-. April 1S.-Thomas
I Maddox. state engineer. today adver-
I tised for bids, which viii be received
I Up till noon May 70. for a bridge
l across the Verde river at Cotton
wood. near Jerome The amount
available for the work. says the state
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-18
JURY CANT AGREE MURDER
r..E nv EnE-a N !

Van Horn. Tex. April Is.-The Jury
IN the case OF G. S johnson. charged
with murder was unable 10 aEree yes
terday and was discharged. The case
named Wilson. was transferred to Maria
on change OF venue.