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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-27
King VIII Visit
Historic Spots
At PHILADELPHIA
Five Busy Hours to Be
Spent by the Ruler of
the Belgians.

Philadelphia, Pa. Oct 27.-Arrange-
ments for the visit OF the king and
queen OF Belgium TO Philadelphia to-
day did not leave an idle moment In
their five hours stopover between
New York and Washington.
The city's program called for a visit
to Independence hall where every
preparation was made 70 give the Bel
gian monarchs and prince Leopold
ample opportunity 70 view the LIB
srty bell inspect the declaration room
and visit the old supreme court room
and banquet hall in the historic
building.
It was arranged that later the king
should visit the Hog Island shipyard
college. King Albert was Invited 20
christen the troopship CanUgny.
which had been held on the ways
week awaiting the Belgian ruler II
was said 20 have been the first time
IN the history OF American ship
building that a man had been asked
70 stand sponsor for a vessel and GER
tainly the first time that a king has
been invited TO break a bottle OF
champagne against an American
tr0opship.
At BrTn Mawr. Miss Helen Taft,
ter or former president TAFT, arranged
a simple program for queen Elizabeth.
Places Wreath on Re ,aeveIt's Grave.
New York, Oct fixing Albert Of
Belgium placed q wreath yesterday
upon the grave OF Theodore Roose-
welt There were few 20 see the sim
pie ceremony, for the skies were lead
en- and his majesty passed through
Long Island almost unrecognlzed.
The king and the little party who
accompanied him were met at the
gates OF 1oung's Memorial cemetery
N Oyster Bay by Lieut. Col Theodore
Roosevelt. who escorted the Belgian
monarch 20 the plot where lies the
FORMER president. Albert strobe I'D
the slope carrying on his right arm
huge wreath in the colors Of his
country Fellow chrysanthemums and.
dark red asters-tied with y black
ribbon.
The king and the eldest son OF the
great American went alone inside the
IRON gate which bars the way against
intruders- The mona oh stopped and
laid the flowers reverently upon the
grave Then he stood for a few mo-
nenls. cap in hand. gazing at the
simple granite slab which bears the
name or Theodore Roosevelt. bowed
deeply and stepped backward outside
the renee. There were tears II the
eyes OF the younger man as he FOL
The little procession then uosored
TO Sycamore Hill where Albert vras
welcomed by the widow OF col
Roosevelt, who chatted with him ~
his own tongue.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-27

Hamilton. Mckinley and the host 81
other men Of the law who had shsoe5
the government OF this country and
builded wei
Pleads for Christianity.
lawyer can't be the kind OF a
lawyer he ought 20 be. declared tbs
minister unless he accepts Christ. IF
you are a little half-baked LAWYER.
christ can make you great states
man ana firmly believe that" he
In the matter OF his relation to
~lrlst every lawyer Is a judge. What
are you going 70 do with this man
Jesus called the Christi You have
got 70 more than admire him. Christ
ooesn want y-ur silly praise. 1Ta
wants you TO follow him. re wants
10 DC your master OF nothing
-lr. hnickerbocker said that Christ
could not Be placed in a class wiz
1aaae- Hoses or Shakspere as some
people we're inclined to put him. re
nau 70 be loved. Worshipned and
served as the son OF God. he said
The minister said most conversions
came before the age OF 90 when he
was asking for converts I'll venture
nor two persons ia the house were
converted after they were sG.''
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-27
4 Lauyer Can
Get To HeaUen,
Says Minister
Rev. P. R. KnickerbOcker
Fights Bolshevism and
Discusses Strikes.

Declaring that the clock Of union
labor in America had struck u and
was whirring to strike 15. Rev p. f.
Knickerb0cker. pastor Of Trinity
Methodist church prsfaead his sermon
Sunday evening with a denunciztlon
OF the spirit Of BolsheVlsu that vas
trying 70 seize control OF laoors Or
ganizatlous and OF the government
7 thank God for the stand he
president has taken IS an answer 20
TO the coal miners threatened strike
FOR November I, said the minister
The strike is aimed at the government
and not merely 10 gel higher wages
and better conditions. Behind 30 Is
the hand OF the bolsheVist and the
anarchist II is the foreigner. the
man OF Red Russia who is trying 20
overthrow the control Of the conserVa-
tive men. led by Samuel Gompers. And
I ten you Il Bolshevlsm wins the
sway Il wants, civilization IS doomed
IN America
Il for the Unions.
These coal miners want q six hour
day and a five day week. Think o.
tia so hour week and q 90 per cent
increase IN wages. I tell you the pub
lie has been damned too long and &C
viii refuse 70 be damned any longer.
am for organized labor, but 1 am op-
posed to B0lsheTism running America
The manicured hand has gesticulated
toe long. Th,Fs IS too u.uch garbage
in the melting pot"
The subject Of Mr. Knickerbccker's
sermon vas can a lawyer be
savedzT
The answer 70 the question was:
sure. but he cant be Il he's crooked
and suborns juriesi" And some Of
them seem 10 think they can do any
thing to get their clients free" he said
later IN his sermon.
Noses and Paul. the pastor said.
were the worlds two greatest law
yers. 7 never had any curiosity 70
hear Bob IngersOl Lecture on the ms
takes OF Moses. but I would Ike 70
hear Ingersol lectare on the mistakes Z
Of Bob" he said.
There are shyster lawyers, said the Z
preacher just as there are hypocrite 4
preachers and Quack doctors, but that
does not mean most Of the lawyers are
not good men. He then referred TO
such men as Webster. Clay. jefferson.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-27
VOCATIONAL BANQUET AT
ALBUQUERQUE CONVENTION

santa Re. Oct 27.-Mrs. Ruth Miller,
head OF The vocational division Of the
state department OF education an
nounces that during the educational
convention al Albuquerque on Tues
DAY evening, November % there viii
be a vocational banquet at the 7. NJ
&c. A. Plates win be hmited 70 200.
Following out the successful plan Of
two years ago, the state Institutions
are asked 10 arrange FOR special
tables so that each institution may be
represented The banquet VIII be
over in time for the general meeting.
Tuesday morning at I;45 O'Clock.
there VIII be g breakfast for the
state council OF administrative women
in education at the Alvarado hotel
A special conference Is being ar
ranged FOR all instructors Of voca-
tional agriculture and for school
officials interested or in any way
responsible for the administration Of
this type Of education
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-27
EXPECT FEDERAL CASE WILL
REACH JURY THIS AFTERNOON

Argument in the case Of the gov
eminent against Judge j. F. Mcken-
zie, W =. Loose, j. A. Chips. and
Peter 4lcCully. charged Jointly by in
llctmeut with attempting % inrimi-
date a federal witness, opened aEain
Monday with an address 20 the jury
by Leo Brewer, assistant United
States district attorney Mr.. Brewers
address was largely in reply 90 the
address Of i. A. Dale. council for the
defence. VINO closed hls argument late
Saturday afternoon James r. Cog
sin, attorney for the defence. replied
60 Mr. Brewer Alfred r Burgess VIII
close FOR the defence. and United
states district attorney Hugh Rob
ertsou VIII close for the government.
Ihe case VIII probebiy reach the Jury
by o'clock and verdict IS expected
tonight
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-27
ARII0EsNs sHIPPNG CATTLE.
FATHER AND SON GIVEN
PRISON Terms AT ROSWELL

Jesse Bass, who pleaded guilty recent
y 70 the charge Of larceny Of a COW
and three mules we're sentenced by
district Judge sam c. Bratton- Ernest
ard Jessie Bass are father and son,
respectively and had a suspended
sentence hanging orer them for the
years ago.
Ernest Bass was given not less than
six years and not more than seven
years ID the state peuitentlary AT
santa Es at hard LABOR Jesse Bass
because OF his youth, was given not
less than 81 months and not more than
q months ia the state neuitentiar-.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-27
GAL0MEE DYING
FAST III SOUTH
'Dodson's Liver Tone" Is Taking
ihs Place Of Dangerous,
Sieksuing Drug.

You're bilious. sluggish. consUpated
szd believe you need vile, dangerous
calomel TO start your liver and clear
your bowels
Here's Dodson's guarantee. Ask
your druggist Tor a bottle Of Dodson's
Liver Tone ard take a spoonful to-
night II It doesn't start your Liver
and strengthen y5u right Up better
than calomel and without gripping or
making you sick want you 70 go
back 20 the store and get your money.
Take calcmel today and tomorrow
you VIII feel weak and sick and lau.
seated. Don't lose a days work.
Take O spoonful o. harmless. reEeta-
Bile DQdson's Liver Tone tonight and
wake np Keeling great It's perfectly
harmless. so gre lt TO your cfiidreu
any time Z can't aaiirate so Jet them
ear any thing a-rerH ras--Adr
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-27
A HALLOWEEN PARTY FOR
CHILDREN AT RESCUE HOME

Ensisn Ivy Gutenberg OF the Res
Thursday In each month Tor the chil-
uren AZ the Home. The party Isl
slFen IN honor OF all children who
nave had birthday anniversa rfes dur-
ing the month and each lucky child
5es a present This month. Hal
the Dirtnday party and the ersi-r is
iannirE q big tine for the aHfff-eu
with ghosts, spoozs and ever thing.
II any friends or the Home r-isn to
SEND 10 dainties for the party they
VIII De gladly received
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-27
ROSWELL MAN GOES BOND
ON WHISKY SELLING CHARGE

Roswell. n ~. Oct 27.-E. z. Nc
Matt, proprietor OF the Pegg pharm-
acy, and one Of the best known drug
Eists in this city, appeared before
United States commissioner Alexander
J. Nisbet and made bond ia the sum
OF $500 on the charge Of selling In
toIicatiuE liquors.
McNatt was notified by mail
through u s. marshal A. r. Hudspeth
that he had been indicted By the fed
Immediately made the required bond
No setting Of his case has yet been
made.
A number OF witnesses from this
city were summoned 70 Albuquerque
70 testify I'm connection with hits
case.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-27
MILLION DOLLAR HOTEL GIVEN
The NAME OF .'THE APACHE

Apache is 70 be the name for the
city's new million dollar hotel that IS
10 rise on the west side Of the central
school block, on Central avenue. north
OF Monroe and east Of the federal
building The structure viii be Of
nine stories, Spanish 10 exterior fea-
lures and strik.ngly resembling the
Grant hotel az san Diego II viii
have a roof garden that may be made
q banquet han In warm weather or e
convention hall at need.
1t is understood that interior plans
haze not been completed by the
architects, Poste and Fisher, OF
Chicago NJ T. Grier, who for years
has been operating the Jefferson
hotel IN Phoenix and who last season
managed the Castle Hot Springs hotel.
VIII have charge Of the new hosiery
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-27
COLD RELEVER
FOR FIFTY YEARS
Dr.. Kings New Discovery has a sue
eessful record Of half a esntufy

~ EIE-TRIED for more than sif.-
years ana today az tho zenith O.
IT'S popularity When vou ttinr
q that, you are bound 70 be c1nvi-esa
that Dr. kings New Discovery does
exactly what j. IS meant to d.
soothes c0ugh-raW threats. comes
ton tornented chests. Ioosens
li.-eenl -1ack. and breaks tho most OBJ
stinate cold and aripDe zff7cir
Dr- kings is safe FOR YOUR cold. r1r
your mothers cold. FOR the kfddis'g
cold. Group Leaves no disagrceabss
a1IIsr-eitects- soc q bottle at v3ur
druggists.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-27
n. M. STUDENTS PREPARE
AUTO FOR BIG ROAD RACE

The students Of the New Mexico
College Of Agriculture and Mechanics
arts are hacking the Hudson super
SIX, entry no. 80. owned by a T.
Ryan, and entered by Francis F. Les
ter OF Mesilla Park This car VIII be
driven in the race from FL Paso 10
Phoenix by Edward r. Lester. an old
student OF the New Mexico school His
mecnauician viii be p. n. Buvens.
who is also a graduate OF this school.
This car was PREPARED FOR the race
in the new shop Of the automobile de-
partment and all OF the work OF fit
ting ND the car was done by the reg
ular students IN the auto mechanics
course.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-27
IS safe
WHEN GENUINE
Take tablets without fear, e they
are marked with the
@BaysF Cross"

II you want the true. Uo-ld-fauous
Aspirin. as prescribed By physicians
for over eighteen years. you must ask
for aBayer Tablets OF Aspirin"
The "BaTer Cross IS stamped on
each tablet and appears on each pack
age for your protection against imire-
tons.
In each package OF @Bayer Tablets
u Aspirin are safe and proper direc-
lions for Gods. Headache. Neu-aIeia.
Ioothaehe. Earaehe. Rheumatisn.
Lumbago, Nsuritis. and for Pain in
general
Handy tin boxes containing 11 tab
lets cost bit Few sen-z- DruerlstE
also sell larger -Bayer' naciSarss
Aspirin IS the trade mark OF Ba-er
Manufacture Of Nonoacsticacfdest
Of Salicylicacid--
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-27
MOTOR TRAFFIC HEAVY OVER
0cEAE-T0-0cEAN HIGHWAY

springerville. Ariz.. Oct 27.-The
growth Of automobile transconti-
mental travel Is Indicated by the fact
that since the opening Of TIE Ocean
20 Ocean highway through this point
early II the SUMMER no less than 200
motor cars have been registered here.
fl passing Il is estimated that there
have passed at least 10000 tourists
During the winter season the travel
IS light for SHOWS have TO be bucked
between here and Albuquerque and
also IN the vicinity OF Flagstaff
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-27
ROSWELL MAN SELLS HORSES
FOR THE MEXICAN ARMY

Roswell n. d.. Oct 2z.-The Bloom
Cattle company has delivered from
It's ranch west Of this city- 500 head
Of horses which wiz be loaded here
Immediately and shipped 70 FL Paso,
where they wiz be taken across the
International line and delivered 10 Of
ficials OF the Mexican government.
These horses are of Uniform size
and are some Of the best which have
ever been brought Of the range 10 this
city They have been purchased di-
rect from the Bloom Cattle company
by officials Of the Carranza govern
ment
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-27
CHAMPION ONION GROWER
OF PEcoS VALLEY TO ASYLUM

Roswell y. 81. Oct e7--Orlando
Randall, who has mads his home in
THIS city for the past "a years. was
adjudged insane BY district judge sam
G. Bratton and WI Be taken immedf-
arelT By sheriff Rector TO the state
asylum at Las FeEss
Randall has been ons OF the moving
forces for e number Of years in the
First Christian church. he has g
VIE and four small children Randall
vac the champion onion grower OF
the Pecos valley. having SHIPPED more
than 1z cars this year.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-27
PARENTS PROUD OF CHILDREN
BUT NOT FOND OF STRANGERS

There Is a new family at military
police headquarters. II consists Of
the father. mother and three chill
dren, all OF whom are under care Of
Pvt Louis Miller. a provost guard
The three children are recent addi-
lions to the family. havinc been born
sunday morning. Tom. the father. IS
proud. Jerry, the mother, IS also
proud, but resents the attentions OF
strangers.
Tom and Jerry are white rats. the
pets OF the military police force.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-27
COUPLE BRUISED WHY AUTO
A.u .IuE-E-- C.H rnILInI

Mr.. and Mrs J. A. Johnson. 81
Myrtle avenue. we're bruised saturday
night when the automobile in which
they were riding vas struck hy q gov
eminent Hil car az Missouri and
stantol streets.
ar and Mrs johnson were IN the
front seat OF the automobile. which
The car was running south Two pas
sengers in the rear seat were unin-
1ured- The car vas badly damaged.
AR and AIRS. Johnson were taken 10
5ll Myrtle avenue The machine had
q New Mexico license
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-27
Tobacco Habit
Dangerous

SAYS Doctor Counor formerly OF Iohus
Hcpkils hospital thousands OF men
s-l-erlns from fat1l diseases would
oe ~ perfect health today wara q not
The habit now before it's TOO Iata 7t'7
2 simple process 70 rid yourself OF tie
tobacco habit in ans form Just 20 &c
any up-to-cate drug store and get
some Nlcotol tablets; taxa them as d.
reeted and To- the reruicfous habit
Quickly Vanishez- Druggists refund
the money IL they faii- Be sure 70 read
large and interesting announcenenf
b. Doctor Co1n0r soon 20 appear IN
-1is paper Il tells O. the dancer o.
nicotine poisoning and how 20 avoid
b. II the me1rtime ny Eic1f1l tab
let's YOU VII be surprised az the re-
suit Kelly & Pollard Scott Whire &
Co---Adr.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-27
Man Burned rs Powder
In Church Exblodes

Ramon Garcia. a photographer. sol
East sixth street, was severely
burned about the face and arms sun
day night when flashlight powder he
the Sacred Heart church. Fifth and
oregon streets Garcia was attempt
Ing 70 take a picture Of the interior
Of the church when the powder exc
uloded- lie was rushed to the police
cmers ency hospital, where he 7-as
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-27
TELEPHONE COMPANY GETS
RATE HEARING POSTPONED

The Tri-Stats Telephone company
has asked for a postp0nement Of q
week for the hearing on the matter
o. telephone tolls in the city and the
mayor and council have agreed 20
grant il The request was made be-
cause the compauE's representative Isl
sick The hearing VIII come up no
rember g.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-27

Baltimore. Nd, oct 27.-The wooden
steamship Lewiston, reported by
radio yesterday IN distress off
smiths island. Virginia, is On nc
danger. according to the Terminal
Shipping company. agent Of the xes-
sci here The agent said the sap
had boiler trouble and that tugs had
been sent TO her assistance from Nor
folk.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-27
CHILD IS HURT VIXEN AUTO
STRIKES HIS Tricycle.

Willam Evans, three year old son
o. II " Evans, No. S Austin apart
ments. was slightly bruised and cut
saturday afternoon when an automo-
bile struck a tricycle. he was riding.
-le machine was driven By j. b
Lane, l2l2 Laurel avenue. The accl-
dent occurred near Campbell and san
Antonio. and when the automobile
vas stepped the child was between
the wheels.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-27
COMMISSION WILL SELECT
JUSTICE OF PEACE TUESDAY

A Justice o. the peace VIII be Sc
leeted Tuesday afternoon to succeed
judge J. IL Deaver who vas recently
chosen as Judge Of the county court
a. law. The commissioners viii meet
ia the county court room at o'clock.
judge Ed 3. AfcClintock announced
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-27
CHURCH CONVENTION PLANS
CAMPAIGN FOR FIFTY MILLION

Grand Rapids. Mich, Oct. 27.-Dis-
cussins details for the five year cam
gregational council resumed sessions
this morning.
The program for the remaining
three days OF the meeting is heavy
with such subjects as the race prob
lem. church work among negroes.
world wide prohibition and church
unity 20 be discussed.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-27
sIITT BOOTHS HEATED
FOR Ell PAsO EXHIBIT.

Sixty OF the 7s booths to be rented
Tor the made In 81 Paso show next
month have been rented. according
70 Burton Bunch OF the chamber Of
commerce who is helping John Il.
Kegan dispose OF the concessions.
Decorations for the booths and for
Liberty han have been practically
completed. ar BeEan. with the as
siEtuuce Of Airs. VIII q. RireF. IS
making the decorations
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-27
DEATHS AND BURlAIS.


The body OF Frank Troll. 50 years
Old OF Chicago. who died in a local
hospital Friday, was sent at noon
Monday 20 his home for burial Louis
Troll. father Of the young man. ar
rived here sunday and accompanied
the body on the return trip
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-27

Many Of them desire 20 learn
English and prefer American popu-
lar songs as textbooks. According
u, Y.W.CA. workers send weekly
appeals from Constantinopla for
music and more music, sheet music
and Tietrola records. Dishes also
seem to be in demand for American
icecream Is the popular dish at the
Y.W.CA. Service Center.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-27

Van c. Wilson. :. II. Frimm and A
s. Robertson. the latter Of Las Cruces.
have returned lrom a hunting trip in
the Black range. with two deer. Rob
ertson killed one that weighed Isl
pounds dressed. and Wilson got one
that weighed So pounds dressed
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-27
Bowel. Act shgEas7

Irregular bowels otter result IA
serious sickness and disorders % lha
liver and stomach Make them 81 -
they should with Dr. kings New ne
rms Keep the LIVER ac-iTe-tls svs-
ten free from vcsie. - q 1900
ADV
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-27

Patrolzian y. Y. nixon has been In
definitely suspended from the police
force. pending Investigation by the
against him The charges state that
he was guilty Of conduct unbecoming
an officer.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-27

Lady 'Here. my poor fellow. IS a
quarter for you Il must be dreadful
20 be Jane. but T think 90 must be
worse 70 be blind"
Iramn--Ir is. mum When I was
blind they was always handing me
counterfeit Quarters. The American
Lesion weekly.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-27
ARE
HOLDING R0DE0
Roundup is in Progress in
Mesquite S section and
Dipping VIII Follow.

Mesquite. n. H.. Oct. 27.-The fan
sound up OF the herds Of cattle be-
longing TO ". C. 8Iossman and Chas
3. Vesper on their range east Of Mes
quite commenced today and win in
all probability last a week. after
which the dipping process viii fol-
low this la5r being a compulsory pro-
cedure a number Of cattlemen from
the mountains WI assist IN the
round Up and cut out their stock
which may have wandered in with
the local herds
Judge ~. II. Winter. who has been
interested in bis bunch Of sheep
On nearby ranch, has sold his pOr-
ION Of the herd, mum beflng about
zoo head, 10 A. " Crowder o. Cham
beriuo.
Many Go Hunting.
T. Il Wingo and DIT. L. G. Wither-
spoon we're up che valley at the
weekend OF hunting "trip. The up
per valley was teeming with sports
me1 on sunday and some good bags
of game went hack to town sunday
night Duck are quite plentiful this
season.
Patrick Brick. superintendent Of road
E7Qrk IN FL Faso county accompanied
By J. G. Rishaberger. OF Nlnton, mo-
tored M the valley recently.
Mrs A. J. jarrett. OF Mesquite, who
has been III for some time and IS stay
ing in FL Paso, is reported "a be i'm
proving Miss Juanite Jarrett IS
spending a few weeks with her
mother
Concrete work on the road through
here is being pushed and excellent
progress is being made The machine
Tor pouring has reached q point one
half mile north Of the Mesquite store.
Big shipments Of supplies continue 20
be unloaded al the local staten for
the Lee Moor Construction company.
some motorists, IN an attempt 10
make better time, travel over this
DloWed up ground, but find it very
difficult 10 reach Las Cruces
ARILoEzNS SHIPPING CATTLE.
Cattle estimated TO be worth $50 I
GOO are being shipped from clifton, I
Ariz. They are Fearlings and two I
and three year clds A large part 4
Of the shipment was purchased by I
Cook d Johnson, OF Wilcox, Arlz-i I
and T. l. Lewis, OF santa Rosa n Al I
The following cattle raisers OF /
Sreenlee county, Arizona, have stock /
Included in this sale; Harris 4 I
Bailey Slaughter & Leonard, Lsney I
Bros. Jud Webster. Sutherlin a.
Wright. Fred Fritz. Swift & EidraEe.
Tom GcCulloush. Dick Miller, Geo.
BIZ Edwards, Harvey
Gatliu, Bill zumwalt and Johnnie
BroWn-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-27

Some OF these Armenian girls
we're so young when they we're
carried Of into bondage by the
Turks that they have almost for
gotten their own language. Others
we're older when they were cap
tured but all Of them have four
years history Of hardship and pTi-
walton. very often Of cruelty.
They have recently been rescued
from Turkish houses and are being
cared for and trained in homes