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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-21
RELIABLE METHOD OF HAIR
CARE

Hair is b. far the most eonsDie-
uous thing about rs ana IS probably
ths most easily damaged by bad or
careless treatment II we are very
careful IN hair washing, We VIII have
virtually no hair troubles An ea-
peclally fine shampoo for this
weather, one that brings ont all the
natural beauty o. the hair. that dis
Golvss and entirely removes all dam
druff, excess oil and dirt. can easily
be used 20 trlning expense by simply
5issolVing g teaspoonfuI OF canthr0x
(Which you can get AZ any druggisrsl.
I'm a cup Of hot water. This makes a
fun cup of shampoo LIQUID. enough 50
it IS easy 70 apply q 70 all the hair
instead Of iust the top OF the head
This chemically dissolTes all impuri-
ties and creates a soothing. cooling
iather. EiuEiug leaves the scalp spot
lessly clean. s0fL aud plant, while the
hair takes On the glossy richness Of
natural coie-, also q fluffiness which
makes e. seem much heavier than ~
is. After canthroL shampoo. arraug-
ing The hair IS a plsasure.-AdV.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-21
IS ONLY
TENDENCY NOW
The "Trend" Which Re
places Fashion Credited
to Spending Orgy.

'rYou desire TO know what IS
styiish2" asked the mems clothing
dealer with a shrug OF his shoulders.
Z can tell yo1 the tendency Of the
styles"
Who ever heard before OF a mer-
chant not knowing what style was
good and what one out OF date7
why not a style Instead OF d
tendency" he was asked.
"Ah. let ne explain" he began The
laborlng man is on a spending spree
desiring only the best in apparel But
at the same time his fellow labOrer
who makes the clothes wants more
money. too, and makes fewer clothes
Production is not up with demand,
so the manufacturers are centerins
more on production and less on style.
Hence"-he said It triumphantiy-''l
have a tendency instead OF a style"
You mean everything IN your shop.
If not actually stylish. has a tendency
toward style2" he was asked
This is not funny, young man he
reproved- The public needs ali we can
furnish"
"If everything Is to be a tendency.
give me a few OF the latest tie
questioner requested with resigna-
ton
Brown IS the popular color this
season r mems clothing. said the
merchant. Greens also are good
And, OF course, the usual gray and
blue staples sell wen
More men and young men are
wearing double breasted suits than
ever before Whether single or double
breasted. the best and newest tendency
is toward a high waist line something
like the w0man's empire effect N
H4an IA.
Lapels are wide and rolling The lat
est thing in sleeves is a slash at the
cuff fastened together with links like
a shirt cuff Trousers are fairly
and overcoatsT' he asked
About the same color arrange
ments.7 he replied. TOP coats are
knee length and almost form fitting
Double breasted coats are the more
popular, while the single breasted
ones have fly fronts, hiding the but
The hat man did not tax SO much
Of tendencies
caps" he said, never were 50 pop
ular as now To be right, they must
have one piece tops. They are mostly
in plain colors- The latest is
camers hair cap, selling al So"
he said also that silk finishes,
beavers and velours would be worn in
soft hats.
The newest hats have more roll 70
the brims than formerly he said
Shades OF brown and bronze are the
new coiors. Derbles VIII have crowns
a trifle lower than usual"
A mems furnishing expert however,
was not SO Independent Of tendencies
"Scarfs are supposed 10 be narrow
this year" he said mouru1ullT- But
we cannot get enough narrow ones
You see. labor
Another tendency" he was asked
scarf makers say narrow ties are
harder 70 stitch than wide ones" he
said sourly, hence many o. them
won't make narrow ones
Neither the clothing mar nor the
furnishings dealer knew when ten
denotes would pass and styles return
So a man can say with a blase air
that my suit has a tendency 70 be
stylish" And who can gainsay him.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-21
SCHOOL ASSEMBLIES TO
HEAR MUSIC; DISAPPOINTED

Tuesday morning an assembly was
arranged az the high school when
the students were TO be entertained
BY Messrs- Ralph Diaz and oliver
ming at the Woman's club but the
musicians disappointed the students
and did not come George Daland
took charge Of the assembly and the
students sang and rehearsed some Of
the school yels. Miss Dorothy Price
and Miss Lois Mccall assisted llr.
Daland IN leading the singing. ny
playing their violins.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-21
Accuse OWner
Of Cafe Being
Drug Merchant
Men Facing Dope Charge
Expose Alleged VIC
lations of Law.

Evidence introduced by the gov
eminent in the trial Of Floreneio
Munoz and Joe Garcia, charged by
Indictment with the violation OF the
Harrison auti-narcotic act indicates
that FL Paso was the rendezvous Of
a shrewd gang Of narcotic peddlers
and smugglers.
The climax 70 a long series Of as
tonishing revelations came late Mon
day Afternoon when Joe G0ss, staf
witness for the government IN the
1lunoz and Garcia dope cases. de-
clared that a certain restaurant
keeper on south Ell Paso street" was
wholesaler in the narcotic drug
peddlers. and supplied scores Of
pedler, who were daily selling their
wares on the streets. This restaurant
proprietor az one time, he said. had
narcotic drugs in his possession that
he sold for $1,000.
A verdict in the case OF Munoz and
Garcia viii perhaps be reached late
this afternoon. The Two are alleged
20 have furnished Joe Goss with NOR
phine sulphate said to have been
smuEgied across the line.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-21
4 Plea For Motherhood
Out OF Wedlock Made.
BIZ French Woman, NJ. D.

New York Oct. ia plea for
motherhood out Of wedl0ck was made
Monday at the international confer
ence Of woman physicians BY DIT.
Anna Moutet, Of France
an q country the population OF
which is decreasing," she said, III
is important above all TO favor the
rate Of birth by every means, 10 90
away with ali obstacles in the pro-
lection OF all children indiscrimiu-
ately.
"lIotherhood outside Of marriage
must no longer be held as a disgrace
or g burden. The girl mother must
be lifted. The prejudice which makes
her an object OF general censure must
be c0mbatted; and il irregular birth
is no longer a disgrace 10 the child,
neither insult It be dishonor TO the
mother"
Describing what France has done
in the matter, Dr. Moutet saids
The law has assured the protec-
ton Of the child born out OF we'd
lock. first in creating a bond OF right
between him and his parents when
that is possible; then ia assisting the
mother when she IS alone ana with
Uut resources, and finally in taking
full responsibility IN rearing the
child"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-21
MORGAN PROPOSES LOAN OF
S250.0OO.0O0 TO ENGLAND

New York. Oct I'll. P. Morgan
and company announced Monday a
British government in the form Of
three and ten year government secure
ties. The proceeds VIII be used ~ par7
20 retire the outstanding bonds Of
about S155. 100000 British government
81 per cent notes maturing Novem-
Der T. The remainder VIII be avail
able 10 the British government for its
requirements in this country OF Tor
those OF British merchants 10 whom
the government may sell dollar ex-
change
This Is the largest financial project
undertaken by American bankers
since the close Of the war. It's flota-
tion is expected to stabilize TO q con
siderable extent the weakness OF ex-
change in London in this market.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-21
Capt. L. II. Smith
ArYiUeS At Goal
On ReturwFHght
F irst of Air Racers Who
Started From West to
Make Round Trip.


san Francisco. calf. Oct 21.-Capt.
Lowell Il. smith. a Mather field entry
in the army's transcontinental air
derby. arrived here at s:El.5s (of-
nciaI) today, being the first Of the NY
ers who started from san Francisco TO
return here
Capt Smith had as his observer
sergt Emmett Tanner. who made the
flight from here TO New York with
Mai Carl spatz. lIaj. spatz discon-
tinued the race at Buffalo, handing
his machine over TO Capt. smith.
whose De Haviland "Bluebird- had
burned after a series OF accidents
which prevented capt. smith from be-
ing the first Of the san Francisco
fliers to reach New York.
Capt. Smith was to be rendered a
reception by MAYOR James Rolph,
Tfeut Gen. Hunter Liggett and Col.
H. IL Arnold. chief OF the air service
here. today in the city hall
The nieht OF Capt. Smith marks
the first time that an airplame has
made the round trip TO New York
from san Francisco.
Besides encountering various diff
culties in his own airplane, capt
CINE in Maj. SpatEs ship at Raw ms
capt smiths elapsed flying time
and other features OF the trip were 70
be copied from his log today IN order
that they might be compared win me
log of Lieut.. 3. W Maynard, tlrst 70
reach ali terminals IN the great derby.
Capt. Smith reached Reno, NeF-, lot
miles from his destination. AZ e-4i D.
n yesterday, at1er q naIa ZIP - l-l5a
Cheyenne. Wyo. He left Reno az l-50
this morning
Two More Ont Of Race
Lieut.. r. s. Worthington. his near
est competitor for the honor Of being
first to return to the Golden safe,
rested last night st Chicago with 1881
miles to 20. Lieut. Isl j.. Queens VINO
left Cheyenne with Capt smith,
dropped out Of the race yesterday
with a burned out connecting rod e
following him from sidney, Neh-s was
forced out when his machine was
damaged in a forced landing.
Rouuett Disqualified.
Lieut.. r. B. Bagby left here yester-
dav as pilot Of the plane in which he
had crossed the continent from Nine
ola, n T., as observer for Lieut. Col
j. H. ReUnoids- Lieut. J. p. Roullerti
who took of for the east al 1850 o.
m yesterday. was reported disqualif-
fied at the Sacramento control station
because he LETT here without checking
Lieut. ". C. Brown. with Corr. 2
J. Robins. observer. left the Preside
field here al 1851 a. m. for
Mineola. y. =.
Smith Reaches 1lafher Field.
Sacramento. calf, oct. 1l.-Capt
LoWeu r. smith. rranscunrlnerta 1Fi-
ator reached lIather field, his home
station. at S-27 this morning from
Reno and was enthusiastically re-
ceived by Officers and enlisted men.
Capt. Smith s transportation officer
at lIather field he left Mather field
for san Francisco AZ S-56.53-
Lieut.. Col y. =. Hartnev, driving
d German Fokker airplane. departed
for 1Iineola ~ 9.22 a. m. on the last
leg Of the transcontinenral derby.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-21
Officers Find
Saz0 Hidden In
Prisoner Shoe
Believe Alleged Robber In
tended to Saw Way
Out of Jail.

The prompt examination o. Frank
Madison, alleged highway man who
faces two charges OF robbery by
firearms probably prevented a gen
eral jail delivery Monday afternoon.
Madison had been passed BY the
jaiier and had been assigned to
eel when officers became suspicious
and deputy constable ". T. van Nor
man requested that Madison remove
his shoes Two small saws ABOUT
four inches long. the kind used by
burglars in saving iron bars. were
discovered. according 70 the officers,
IN the bottom Of the prisoners shoes.
The -hriers." as the little saws are
known in the. parlance Of the under
world, are Believed to have been
concealed BY Madison before two al
legged hoidups Sunday night he IS
accused Of committing
Preliminary hearing for Madison
viii be conducted IN justice Clark
Wright's court this afternoon
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-21
Louisiana Lumbemen
Ask Authority To Cut
Timber In Nep Mexico

Louisiana lumbermen have taken
up with the department Of the interior
the matter Of permitting numbering
on the Mescalero indian reservation
Ia New Mexico 1t IS understood the
plan proposed Is to cut of the ma
ture timber only under strict gov
ernmenta1 supervision, so as 70 utilize
timber thai would otherwise be de-
teriorating before many years and
thus constitute q loss OF that natural
resource
Similar propositions, Il IS reported
have been made 10 the department %
permit numbering on other reserTa-
tions in New Mexico and perhapz
Arizona
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-21
Truck DriDers Make
$50 To 500 4 Day In
The Texas Oil Fields

DrlIlers IN the BurEiurnett IeLas'
fields are paying as high as SIS 10
$50 q day for water TO keep their
beoIlers making steam. They are pay
ing from $50 70 SIS day for fuel
TO make the water I1oil into steam
They are Paying contractors from Sc
TO So a foot to make holes for them
They are buying casing when they can
get o. at sl75 10 $3.50 a foot Al
average derrick costs $1,000. Derrick
and rig builders get from SIS to Sl4
q day. Transfers get SIS a day. ard
a DAY.
Prices here are virtually double
what they are in Oklahoma. Drilling
contractors over there are stiis work
ing for $3.50 a foot and they used 20
grab contracts at $50 and So q foot
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-21
RECLAMATION ENGINEERS
TO VISIT PALOMAS VALLEY

The board OF reclamation engineers,
sitting here TO determine the feast
bility Of the high line canal project.
VIII visit the Paiomas valley In New
Mexico IN a Few days. Chairman D. c.
Hsnney. Portland Ore mas never seen
this locality.
Monday was spent examining data
In the reclamation office here. sunday
the board went to Las Cruces to con-
fer with ~. IL Brook, manager Of the
project who is I'D at his home.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-21
!. !. TyndaH Hero
OfSt. louis HoLdup

JOS Jefferson TyndaI. formerly IN
the life Insurance business in FL Paso.
later Oh the same work IN Cincinnati
then overseas IN Z. IL c. A. work
during the war period. recently had
an exciting experience in ST. Louis. his
present home. The St Louis Post
Dispatch says Of the AFFAIR."
Joseph j. Tvndall residing az the
Planters hotel, when escortinE &
young woman IN the $500 block In
Westminster place at 3 o'clock last
nj ghr from a family dinner party he
had been attending, was accosted by
a hiEhWayman who pointed a re-
volver at him and demanded his
money. Tyndail struck the robber
and they fought They rolled about
on the sidewalk until the robber.
frightened by the screams OF Tyn-
dalis companion. fled. Tyndau was
cut on The forehead"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-21
STAMFORD HITS HIGHEST
PRICE FOR ITS COTTON

Stamford. Texas, Oct. 21-Cotton
was sold for So cents per pound here
this week. This is the highest price
ever paid for cotton mere
Farmers are selling as fast as the
cotton IS ginnsd- Picking is again in
progress after a short delay on ac-
count OF yesterdays rain
very little difficultv IS experienced
in securing cotton pickers. Applica-
uons from all parts OF the state and
Oklahoma and New Mexico are con
stantly coming 60 the chamber Of
commerce regarding cotton-p picking
here.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-21
So THE SHRINE
MAY CONTINUE
James L. Mari Tells Of
Roosevelt Memorial Plans
NoW a Progress.

-Eors than 5000 persons have.
since January. visited the grave Of
Theodore Roosevelt at oyster Bay
said James Z. Mari. county director
Of the National Roosevelt Memorial
association
"A broad. smooth path has been
worn 10 the unostentatious last rest
Ing place OF the great American, the
worlds grestest proof OF the theory
credited to Emerson that the world
would beat a pathway to the man
who preached q better sermon.
piowed a better furrow OF built a
better mouse trap than his neiEhoor
Pointed way to Amerienuism.
THAT Roosevelt preached the bet
Ter sermon is not questioned his
pie, pointing the way 70 American
ism IS We must learn . 20 rise 70
the level Of our opportunity as a
nation.
TO pcIpetuate his sermon &c the
intent Of the National Roosevelt
Memorial essociatIo What plan
VIII be followed In carrying his SER
mon to future generations ls % be
determined later but assureuly u
viii be effective and Rooseveltians
L-aAH AAUE1 Oh GAAl-AlAA o. AAA1aAAa-
and our newly adopted brothers al
ready here and yet 70 come. That Is
one Of our three plans, a Roosevelt
Foundation Of Americauism.
As 60 the building OF shrine At
Oyster Bay. the second use OF the ma
ti0aal fund OF s5.01o.oO0. the Ameri-
can people already have built &c IN
their hearts. We VIII put marble
and granite. vide walks ana flowers
there. bus the pligrisnages VIII be no
more reTereutial or numerous
An Honor 10 Ourselves.
so &c is with the monumental me-
mortal &c the national capital the
third Item in the plan. Roosevelt
has his place with washington and
Lincoln and our only aim IS SO TO
huild that we and the succeeding gen
erations win be honoring ourselves
by paying tribute rather than honor
ing the man
-The national organization has
certificates OF membership which VIII
be mailed TO every Eiver. We de-
sire 20 place one Of these in every
home IN the United States The mem-
bersnip certificate IS autographed
and made 70 be framed and kept
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-21
EndsSfn6bornC Coughs
IL @ Hurry
For RAJ eleetiEeleEl- this cla
huu1-l1lze remedy hag nc equal
Easily and chearly prepared.


-se1,s wv ~
HouH never know how quickly a
bad cough can ba conquered, until you
Try this famous old homemade rem
edE. Anyone who has cougned all day
and 81 night, VIII say that the Imme-
date relief given Is almost Ike magic.
i is very easily prepared, and really
there IS nothing better for coughs
lltosa pint bottle FIt % ounces
Of PineEs then add plain grauuiated
sugar syrup u Eaka fun pint. Or
or corn sTrup, instead Of sugar syrup.
Either WlT. the iull pint saves sbeut
tHo-thirds Of the money usually spent
for cough preparations and gives you
g mere positive Elective remedy It
keeps perfectly. and tastes pleasant
You can feel this take hold IN
Etantlys soothing ard healing the mem
branes n al the air passages. It
promptly lo0sens q dry, tight cough.
and soon You VII notice the Dhlegm
thin out and then disappear alto
rether. a days use WIZ usually break
I'd an ordinary throat OF chest cold,
and u IS also splendid for bronchitis.
Group, hoarsenesss and bronchial
asthma
Pinex g q most valuable concen-
tTated compssind Of genuine Norway
pine extract, the most reliable remedy
for throat and chest ailments.
To aEcid disappointment, ask your
druggist for "- ounces Of PineE"
with directions and don't accept any
Thing else. Guaranteed to give Also
iuts satisfaction OF money refunded.
me Pinex Co. Fl Wayne. Ind
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-21
SkH TREATED
WITH P0SLAM
QUICKLY HEALS

Broken-out aggravated itching
skin is a condition demanding the
best soothing. healing. anuseptic
treatment for its speedy correction.
This Poslam supplies. working quick
" readily. reliablg; attacking stub
born troubles Ike eczema with a con-
ceutrated healing energy that soon
brings Improvement So little does
SO much and makes short work OF
nlmnlez, rashes, scalp -scale, clearing
Infiamed compilations overnight
write to Emergency Laboratories, 2f3
West 9th ST., New YORK City.
Urrc your skin 20 Become clearer
brighter. better by the daily use Of
Poziam SOAP. medlcated Wlta PcElan-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-21
INSPECTOR ISSUES PERMITS
FOR TWO NEW BUILDINGS

The city building inspectors office
has Issued permits for the construc-
ton q a concrete office building for
the Magnolia Petroleum company 70
cost $4,000 and for the building OF a
brick and concrete warehouse FOR ".
G. Roe 10 cost $4,000
The former building is TO be 40x6S
feet and win be erected at wyoming
street and Mesa avenue The latter
VIII be a structure 50I120 feet and
viii be built at Campbell and Wyom-
Ing streets
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-21
CHILDREN OF PARISH
WILL REPEAT FAIRY PLAYS

The three fairy plays. ~Fortunatus
and Cassaudra,f The Rose and the
Ring" and -Bluebeard" which were
presented Saturday. October II. BIZ
the children OF the parish OF ST.
Clements Episcopal church. win be
repeated this evening at The parish
house az Ts30 o'clock. Mrs. Stafford
Biddle has charge OF the music. Mrs.
Mary A stain Of the costumes and
Mrs. G. A. Martin wiz direct the
dancing.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-21

King Manuel Mistaken
For Profiteer At Partv

7 oNDoN, Eng. Oct blow sx-
Il king Manuel was recently mis-
2 taken 1or a war profiteer e a story
now making n round OF the Lon
don clubs.
During a game OF guess his
trade" which has just been intro
duoed into society and has been
played a lot this summer on the
Thames and at Deauville. IN
France a secret ballot was taken
on dark. stout. handsomely
dressed young man attending a
london garden party. Eighty per
cent Of the slips turned IN 10 the
hostess marked him down as
bloated shell maker. The slips
were returned with the comment.
fou are all wrong; that is king
Manuel"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-21
GEOLOGIsF EXPLAINS ALAMO
GORDOrs WATER SYSTEM

ne cItT o. Alamog0rd0. OIer1
county. New Mexico. has had r ID.
Jackson, geologist and engineer. adj
wise &c as 20 the city's water supply
IN anticipation Of extensive and need
ed improvements % its water system
Work under his advice is now being
carried on
Mr., Jackson has considerable acre
age in the Iularosa basin in Otero
county, for san Francisco. Calf. cap
italisls.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-21
MRS. J. S. WRIGHT DIES;
HUSBAND SERIOUSLY Ill

Word was received Monday BY A.
u HaWley. auditor Of the =. p q
s. ". railway company OF the death
Of Mrs. James S. Wright. wife Of the
former cashier OF the road. which oc-
CURED October "A in a New York
hospital The message also stated
that Mr. Wright was seriously Ill
being confined 70 q hospital in New
York. Ms WriEhts death was due
to pneumonia. Mr. Wright resigned
his position here and left the city
about six months ago on account OF
his health
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-21
THIEVES ENTER DRUG STORE
STEAL FROM CASH DRAWER

Thieves entered the Union drug
store sometime Monday night and
took the loose change from a drawer
in the cash register. The manager
OF the store admitted the store had
been robbed but refused to discuss
the details. He refused also TO say
how the thieves gained entrance 10
the store
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-21
ADcLUB WILL HAVE OFFICE
IN THE c. OF c. BUILDING

Inc u Paso Adclub VII Cooperate
with the chambero ( commerce IN the
future and VIII have an office AZ the
chamber OF commerce buildinE, ac-
cordinE 10 an agreement reached
Monday
The sdclub members VIII wear
coats made out of newspapers a. the
made IN FL Paso" show next month
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-21
HAPPIER WILL REPRESENT
Ell PASO AT CONFERENCE

John A. Happer. Washington repre-
sentative OF the Fl Paso chamber OF
commerce, was wired credentials
Tuesday as delegate for this city at
the interallied trade conference being
held in Atlantic City This IS the
first meeting or trade representative
Of the allied countries since the war.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-21
CHEMIST IS Kidding son.
N Ill. II II --.lu-l--

Under the direction Of Arthur La
ferriere, chemist for the county farm
bureau about 2000 acres OF land IN
the Fl Paso valley are UNDERGOING a
leechins process for the purpose OF
doing away with the aIiraiL Water
from ponds IS caused to percolate
through the soil and Is carried off By
irrigation An analysis o. the soil
- made first Ar Laferriere also is
making analyses OF well water for
many farmers
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-21

A.aa4 Y A-aA. AlA=--
a. a. m 18th
meridian tine, Oct
y. 1913.
EOzecEgeBs
e Paso and vicin-
itys cloudy and cold
e tonight Wednes
day fair and warm
er-
KEY 1IeEico= Fair
toniEhts warmer IN
north portion; wed
nesday partly cloudy
and warmer.
Arizona Fair to-
night and Wednes-
day rising temper
ature On wednesday
and n forth p0r-
ton tonight
West Texas. To-
Right cloudy5 cold
Tednesday fair and
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-21
COUNCIL, STILL. IN SESSION
- HoaRn OF EoulLIE lTIow

The mayor and city council Tues
day resumed sittings IS a board Of
equalization TO hear complaints in
regard 10 raises INHALATION Of prop
erty for taxation. At the session Of
the board Monday forenoon only three
protests were made by property
owners. The valuations placed On
these three were not redueed.