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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-12

then another Of the many particle
pants in this gripping drama until
your head Is in such a Whirl you viii
eventually give It up ana wait for
the mystery TO unravel itself for y9u
which It does-in the last few feet
OF the film. on the same bin Is the
Paramount Magazine containing Tea
lures of science and scenes from all
parts Of the globe. The Rialto car
toon comedy. Klein's mechanical pro
lorue, a wonderful conception the
Rialfo "sinE" features. semi-weekly
edition OF .Jimquins." the Rialto Con-
cert orchestra. and that unequalled
Rialto atmosphere that one hears so
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-12
ADJUSTMENTS
NAF-GERALDINE FARnAR
IN EMOTIONAL sIAsTERPIECE.

Geraldine Farrars remarkable. emo
tional portrayal. The World and It's
woman" is stil sWayinE large audi
ences at the Ellanav theater where It
Is being shown today and for the bal
ance Of this week
This wonderful production has been
the subject OF more favorable com
ment than any picture that has ever
been shown fn FL Paso.
Surprising IN magnincance, unex-
celled in its gripping intensity. IN
matched in the flaWless artistry Of lis
great stars and east. uneCuaIIed IN It's
emotional power; this picture g. with
out question the epoch making pro
duction OF the year.
Just four more days remain N
which Fl Pasoans have the opportun-
i-y Of viewing this unusual photo
drama. Those who fail 70 take the
chance Of seeing Il VIII surely have
cause TO be sorry.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-12
GEECIAN-wlI. $. HART LAST
DAWN a.HTDnTE CaTvF

The Grecian management has de-
clded to hold william S. Hart IN Rid
Gle GaWnes' one more day. Because
Of the unusual attendance on this pic
ture i was decided to SOW u again
today Those who failed TO attend the
past two days should not overlook this
last and final opportunity
Tomorrow the Grecian theater takes
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-12

A picture many times more grip
ping and puzzliug as to the final
outcome than was The Grim Game,
Is the Paramount Aircraft Special
production playing at the Rialto for
four days oniy-ThursdaY, Friday
Saturday and Sunday. Who killed the
wealthy old recluse becomes such
fascinating question that you VIII
find yourself accusing first one and
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-12
ADVANCE RATES.
REDUCE PAPERS
Advertising Charges by
Newspapers Always Too
Low, Says T. P. Glass.

Kew York, Nov I2.-Increased ad-
verLsing rates and reduction In the
size OF newspapers were urged today
by Franklin p. Glass. Of Birmingham,
Ala, president Of the American News
paper Publishers association. at a
special meeting here TO consider the
newsprint shortage
Every paper" he said. should
? aEree 10 cut down its average num-
Der Of pages. both weekday and sun
day. by considerable percentage
ana then hold les advertising volume
10 3 nzed number or pages This
VIII pronanlT necessilate an arlllIals
EeCuscicn o. al least 80 percent in
volume Of business.
Urges tsndlcul InereaEes-
Radical advances should be made
IN advertising rates The percentage
OF increase should be such that they
viii holl back the slulce Of adVer-
Using that has poured into our OFFICES
and bids lalr 20 continue during the
Declaring that English newspapers
during the war reduced their size by
one-thirc- but so advanced rates that
most - them earned more than be-
loEe the war 4r- Glass sail-
Ut is plain that proper restriction
uf advertising space viii not work
. ant- financial hardship here.
ATllaG aaI-A POI
publishers seek more harmonious re-
lalions with ueWsprint mauufac-
turers and. in connection with the
convention Of the american Pulp and
Paper association. which is meeting
ultaueously In the same hotei.
urged that conferences be ilauEur-
ated TO determine II some fair, broad
minded policy Of doing business can
not be devised
To Increase Paper Output
To increase the manufacture OF pa
per 1lr. Glass suggested that the con-
vcntion urge passage Of che water
power bin now pending in congress
and that an arrangement be made
p it'll the Canadian government 10
bring pulp 10 American mills with
out prohihitiTe restrictions on the
Canadian side. Mr Glass said news
paper advertising rates always nave
been too low and an advance Of 25
or 30 percent would not be enough
because cost OF production had in
creased 100 percent IN the last year
7r,. ---r=--4f.- -t0u-ar ~ the flea
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-12

pleasure in presenting another popu-
lar favorite, Anita Stewart in big
modern stirring society drama The
Combat
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-12
Ell PASO HERALD

much about completes an entertain
ment that you must see II you think
anything OF your own enjoyment.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-12

Luxembourg, Nov. 1.-The marriage
Of Grand duchess Charlotte and
prince Felix. OF Bourbon-Parma. was
celebrated at the cathedral Thursday
81 the presence OF members OF the
chamber and the state council.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-12

salt miners can wear summer
clothes in the coolest weather with
out fear Of catching cold. for colds
are unknown among these workers
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-12

The muscular power OF the flea
IS so great that &c can lean a distance
OF 200 times its own length
New-York tribune., 1919-07-26
FOREIGN PORTS

ANTWERP. July 2O.-Arrved: Steamer
semland tBelg,). New York. Sailed: goth.
Princess Matoika, New York
AZORES, July 24.--Arrived Steamer
Bromlea, New Orleans.
BREST. July 19.-Arrived: Steamers ST.
bony. Norfolk 10th. K. L Luckenbach.
New York; Mongolia, Boston; 2lst, Gala
mares. New York. Ell Ouente, Newport
News; Great Northern. New York; Mount
Vernon, New York; Santa Cecilia, New
York. Sailed Goth, Roanoke. Charleston
2lst Antigone. Norfolk; Artems, Nor
folk; 21st. Pocahontas, Norfolk; Won steu-
BUENos AYREs, July 2s.-sailed
Steamers Dochra. New York: Munaires.
er Hells OIav (DanJ, New York.
CLYDE, July 23.-Saied: Steamer War
Hermit CRr) New York
COPENHAGEN July 17.--Arrived:
Steamers sewal!s Point. Norfolk: 18th,
Fort Morgan (Nor). New York
FALMOUTH. July 24.-Arrived: Steam
er BALTIC (Nor), Baltimore.
GLASGOW, July 24.-Arrived: Steamers
Mombassa (Br). Mobile; Massilia (Br.).
Boston
GoTHENBuRG. July 17.-Arrived:
GUAYAQUIL, July 23.--Arrived: Steam
er Lake George, New Orleans.
HAVRE, July 2l.-Arrived: Steamers
NeW on'V5rs orieans s Luse'an 1brS NeW raop op,
leans Mjdrecht Now York: Westwego.
HONG KONG. July 22.-Arrived: :
Steamer Siberia Maru (Jap), San Fran
cisco
New-York tribune., 1919-07-26
AMERICAN PORTS

s5samers s3fs, yn,. cum9sr,and 7s Llvsr9ool soTi
Kelbergen Outch), Liverpool. Carlo Pi-
sacane Ntal), Gibraltar (for orders)
Belitl (Nor), Port Antonio. Sailed: Steam
ers Yute (Span), Spezia, John d. Rookie
feller, Newport News Winterswyk Dutch),
Amsterdam.
BOSTON, July 25:--Arryed; Steamers
Via Azores, Howard, rhiiadeiphia' '''''
CAPE HENRY Va, July 91.mPassed
N.aughler (Hr), Halifax: steamer IiVard
(Nor Motor, bergen 'for orders).
Vile II. Bacon, New York; barge A. w
Thompson, in tow for Havana
DELAWARE BREAkWATER, Del, July
ttal), Philadelphia for Savona.
FERNANDINA, Fla. July 25.--Sailed
steaHer :, Grey;stroke i, st Castle (Br). Ghent
Steamer Pennant Tampico.
HALIFAX. July 26.--Arrived: Gath,
un'ted a. States ,e revenue cutter Androscog-
Gloucester. Sailed: Path, steamer Tai
aralite (Br). Montreal; Regina (Br).
JACKSONVILLE. July 25.-Arrived
Schooner Jacksonville. from Mobile for
S'f@s' &nY Has9s Esr July f95t ArTyad AT3h"r Steam
FOR Havana) Miami, Havana (and sailed
for ,,,,. Port Tampa; city Of philadelphia,
William Z. Palmer. Philadelphia tand
sailed FOR Houston) Sailed: Schooner
MOBILE. Ala. July 25-sailed: Steamer
Frontera, Tela; schooner Horace NJ stone
River Plate. '0''~
steamers Eanad Head CBrD, Belfast Re-
ginoiitc (Br), Halifax; Montezmna (Br.),
AgMHaGV' MEW War Ufl sS Esdssr Rrn' i1 Wellana
Steamers Dunan Head lBrD, Belfast via
Norfolk: Lake Alvada. Mobilo; Nicoll ii
Sital }, Genoa via Norfolk; Vera tNor,),
g, NMwroHT 1NyIs I IT, NEWS; 5ply s5,Arriycd
HIefmarte Ie efrsa,arS ssatue Seattle Cleared Steamers
brisgavia (Fr). New York.
steamer Liberty NBr>, New York. pe,ro-
me me lbr), Ncw Orleans tand sailed lol
dinrnia HnvrH}. ;s Sailaa: stsamers Java Ntal)
stda!ddrs rhADEhpIA E5antdn ,H[ 5uy Arrived
tario. Boston; Algicrs. New York, motor
schooner Dragon Dan), New York
schooner schooner Richard r. Green. Buenos Ayres
don; Persian, Savanna and Jacksonville;
Sunoil. Norfolk.
9. PORT EADs, La. July 26.-Arrived
ilislortan !Rr), Liverpool; Pioneer, New
york. sailed: Steamers Mexico tMex)
firogreso; Times tNorl, Hun. England, via
Nortolk. barkentine Rosendo (Span), Va
lencia; schooner Lady Marian. Vnlencia
i o Il T l. A d. Me. July 26.-Arrived
9'"a ii'er Esscqulbo tBr), Liverpool
Sailed schooner Cold Hunter Boston
(, PORT ,TAMtA, Fla. July 25.-Arrived
steamer Miami. Havana via Key West
SAND KEY, Fla, July 25.--passed east
2ith, Ccrna tI3r.j.
SAN FEANc'$co, July 2s.-Arrivea
Steamer Korea Maru tJan), Yokoholna
S"iigd, steamer Persia Maru NJap). Yo
kohalna. ship Falls OF clyde HONOLULU
ANANNAH. July -S~-Arrived: Steam
New-York tribune., 1919-07-26
KARATSU. July 2o.-Arrivsd: Steamer
Tancred (Nor.). Vancouver.

Tancred lNor:>. Vancouver:
LIVERPOOL, July 94.-Sailed: Steamer
Kayingham. Ch;coutimi
MALMO. July 1s.-Arrived: Steamer Sir
Ernest Cassel lswed). Baltimore,
QUEENSTOWN. July 24--sailed: Steam
RIO DE JANEIRO. July 2i.-Arrived:
Steamers Kronborg tDan.>. Norfolk ed.
American. Norfolk: August tNor). New
York; auxiliary schooner Hauppauge,
ROTTERDAM. July 2l. - Arrived
SSteanersCoronado. Baltimore: Coastwise'
YOKOHAMA, July ao.-Arrived: Steam
slst. 2 Eldridse; Tacoma Sailed sailed ,ls.: 2ls,.
AARHUUs. July 17.-Arrived: Steamer
Middesex. Newport News via Norfolk.
MONMOUTH, July 24.--Arrived. Steam
er San Tirso (Br). Port Arthur.
BALBOA. July 25-Arrived 24th. Steam
ers Panaman Maru (Jap). Hong kons via
San Francisco for Havana and New Or
folk: Wayucan. Belingham for New York
and Barcelona; Cauca (Br). Guayaquil.
Sailed: gath, steamer Uoayali (PerW. CAL
lao.
Britannia tFr.). New York
BORDEAUX. July 22.--Arrived; Steam
er Maumee. Baltimore. Sailed Steamers
Vanhat (Draz). Hampton Roads, West
ern Front. New York
BREST July 21.-Arrived Schooner
Edna NJ. Mcknight. Beaumont Tex
Lake Sanford. hence for New York; rivets
IN main hold slack).
cHERBoUR0. July lo'-Arrived: Steam
CHRISTIANIA. July Is. Arrived
Steamer Begna (Nor.). Newport News
ELSlNORE. July 24.-Passed: Steamer
Ala (Swed.). New York for Copenhagen.
COPENHAGEN. July 17.-Sailed: Steam
er Mexicano (Nor). Philadelphia.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-26

, Concert. Todd Shpbuilding Corporation
Band. Prospect Park, p. m.
EVENING
Block party. Newell Street; Nassau and
Norman streets. p. m.
Block party. Sullivan Social Club. Sulli-
Street. Brooklyn. between Conover
and Ferris streets p.
Annual shore dinner and dance. Inwood
Country Club. jamaica Bay. p. N.
ART EXHIBITIONS
Anderson Galleries. Canadian War Memo
rial exhibition.
Church of the Ascension Parish House. IL
West Eleventh Street, summer exhibi-
ton by younger artists.
City Club. b5 West Forty-fourth Street,
summer exhibition.
Groler Club, exhibition of inconophile
prints. until September.
Knoedler & Co, 556-55s Fifth Avenue.
twelfth annual summer exhibition.
Metropolitan Museum, summer exhibition
of tapestry and laces.
Paint Box Gallery. 43 Washington Square;
drawings by Hugh Ferriss.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-26
Going On To-day
I).A


Police games at Sheepshead Speedway
1880 p.
Free admission to American Museum of
Natural History
American Museum Of Safety, admission
The Aquarium. admission free.
metropolitan Museum Of Art. admission
free.
Van Cortlandt Park Museum. admission
free.
New York Geological Park. admission free
NC-4. on exhibition sheep Meadow, Central
Park, day and evening.
Society circus at Camp Upton.
French Art Industry Exhibition, Hotel
Pennsylvania.
American National Exhibition. Waldorf
Astoria Hotel.
Meeting Wholesale Coal Trade Associa =
ton, Interstate Commerce Commission,
Wa ldorf Astoria Hotel, 10 a. m.
Luncheon to Governor Smith and staff.
Waldorf Astoria Hotel, II 80 =. m.
Meeting Welch's National Service, Wal
dorf- Astoria Hotel. p. m.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-26


WASHINGTON, jay 25.-Air pree1ure is
high throughout the Eastern states and off
the north Pacific coast and it is low over
the plains states and Rocky Mountain and
plateau regions. This pressure distribution
has been attended by warm weather over the
Mississippi Valley, the plains states and the
Rocky Mountain and south plateau regions
and normal temperatures in the region Of
the Great Lakes. the Eastern and Southern
Much cooler weather is overspreading the
far Northwest. During the last twenty four
hours there local showers in the south
Atlantic and east Gulf states southern
Texas, eastern South Dakota Minnesota
parts of the country the weather remained
fair
The outlook is for showery weather Sat
urday and Sunday in the south Atlantic and
east Gulf states and in the upper lake re-
gion and fair weather elsewhere east of the
Mississippi River.
Rising temperature is probable Saturday
and Sunday throughout the Eastern states.
Forecasts for Special Districts.-Eastern
New York. southern New England, eastern
land and Virginia, fair Saturday and prob
ably Sunday: Sunday.
Northern New England. fair Saturday and
probably Sunday, not much change in tenn
perature.
Western New York and western Pennsvl-
vania. fair Saturday and probably Sunday,
warmer Sunday.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-26
SITUATIONS WANTED MALE

ACCOUNTANT. expert. partnerships. cor
weekly, opened. closed. monthly audits,
financial statements. trial balances: ar
rangerncnts firms without bookkeepers;
evenings Saturday. Sunday. Box p 100,
Tribune Office.
COOK, buffers. reliable. japanese Eagle
Agency, Unity Building. 1ol West 42d
St Bryant 1897.
ivy skilled cooks buffers Japanese agency.
kurihara. So4 9Th ave Bryant 1881
New-York tribune., 1919-07-26
HELP WANTED FEMALE

ALL types wanted for motion picture and
vaudeville productions To those who be-
tering good paying profession. call and
see us Immediately: experience unnecessary.
THE ALLIED FILM PLAYERS AND
VAUDEVILLE EXCHANGE. 247 W. 4Sth
st. Licensed and bonded booking agent.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-26

er Merrimack. Jacksonville (and sailed for
Phladelphia).
SYDNEY, N. s. July 25.-Arrived: gath,
steamers War Witch (Br.) Halifax (and
sailed on return); Rayonda (Br.>, canso
(and sailed for fishing grounds); Thomas
schooner Florrie (Br), Charlottetown.
2. p l.
TAMPA, Fla. July 25.-Arrived: Schoon-
er L. V. Drew Honduras
New-York tribune., 1919-07-26
Weather Report

Sun rises. :46 a. m Sun sets. 8:19 D. m.
Moon rises. s 09 a. M Moon SETS. AZ .. m.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-26

Local Official Rccord.--The following Of
fetal record shows temperatures during the
last twent-four hours in comparison with
the corresponding date Of last year:
New-York tribune., 1919-07-26

Local Forocast--Fair to-day and probably
tomorrow; warmer tomorrow gentle vari-
able winds.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-26
AUCTION SALES

BY VIRTUE OF THE LAW IN SUCH
eases made and provided, there will be
cold at public auction. in the premises Of
krakauer Bros at 19l Cypress Avenue
In the Borough of Bronx, New York city
on the 9Th day or August, 1919, at II
O'Clock In the forenoon Of that day. one
Mansheld Mahogany Upright Plano No
el9! stool and cover. WALTER, WOI .rT
4 FERTlG, go BROADWAY
New-York tribune., 1919-07-26

Highest temperature yesterday, 83 (at
4;45 p. m.) lowest. 72 (at Z b. n.y. aver
age 78: average same date last year. 72
average same date for thirty-thrce years, a.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-26
MEMS CLOTHING WANTED

Ave buy gentlemen's discarded cloth
ing, business suits. overcoats fur lined
coats full dress, Tuxedos pants shoes Of
every description; positively pay more
man man others Write phone. Meyer Horo-
wttz, 44S Seventh ave Graeley-1495
New-York tribune., 1919-07-26

OFFICERS WANTED FOR THE NEW
MERCHANT MARINE. - Experienced
secure FREQ training for a license
a deck officers and engineer officers at the
schools OF ne y. 5. Shipping Board
Course in Navigation. six weeks. fits, for
third mates license higher; open to
mon OF two years deck experience. or to
men who graduates OF high schools
or colleges and have one years experience
on a ship of 1000 gross tons or over. or
ensign graduates OF the Naval Intensive
Training Course and having four months
service the bridge. Ocean or
coastwise service accepted, half time al
lowed for fisheries. or for work on lake.
bay. sound
Free course marine engineering one
month fits for third assistant engineer 5
license or higher, open to men OF mechani-
cal and engineering experience, including
locomotive and stationary engineers, ma
chiEtsts marinc engines, graduates OF
mechanical engineering schools. grad .
ensigns OF tho Naval Intensive Training
Course after having four months service
Junior Engineer Officer at sea. and
marine oilers and water tenders.
Apply Harold l.. Alden and a. B
Spaulding. 571 Jersey ave. Jersey City, N
j.; Prof. Edward c. Wesselhoeft and Prof
e. F. Church. Ir.. The Polytechnic Insti
tute. IS Livingston St. Brooklyn NJ Z.
John F. Lewis. Chief Section .. 1oi
South Attn st.. Philadelphia, Pa
New-York tribune., 1919-07-26
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

TEN MEN with Ford cars wanted; earn
from $40 to $40 per day; possibilities mn
limited Box r. 20. Tribune Office
New-York tribune., 1919-07-26
:
TRUNKS FOR SALE
BUSINESS CARDS

BIG BARGA1NS.-New and used wardroho
trunks 500 9Th ave. bet. S0th-31st sta
New-York tribune., 1919-07-26
Carpets

CAREFUL CARPET CLEANING CON-
PAN N.-Cleans by compressed air steam
hand or on floor. 40 East 4sth st. COE g.
BRANDT. Telephone 1873 Murray Hill
New-York tribune., 1919-07-26
Detective Agencies.

WESTLOTDRN'S DETECTIVE AGENCY
Suhdowiny, cpnNdcntiai Investigations etc
- East i2d. Phone Murray I'M .7i3
New-York tribune., 1919-07-26
HELP WANTED MALE

AGENTS. to sell our new
proposition with unlimited field good COM
mission. Vollbehr Brede. Ill West AID st.
AGENTS witt capital ana high class can
join us and make money. Walker tstore).
1857 Broadway. corner 53d st.
ARTIST.-First class mechanical retouch-
er; good opportunity. %. Tribune.
CAM ASS Err, experienced home made
bread ENans & Wright, l99 Starr ST..
Gtooslsn.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-12
To
Be PROSECUTED
Arizona Attorney General
to Cooperate; to Con
slider Room Rents.

Phoenix. Ark. Nov. Estate at
torney general Wiley e Jones today
declared his intention Of cooperating
closely -vlth the federal authorities in
any prosecutions under charges al
legged pronteering. he said Immediate
action was contemplated. room rents
ana prices Of foodstuffs being first
70 be considered
The announcement followed receipt
By the attorney genersf % letter
from United States attorney general
Palmer expressing the view that one
or two convictions fer pro1teerlng
would have a very salutary effect on
conditions in general BE said pen
altics now provided for proliteerlng
ought 10 curtall that offence and
urged the stale s. attorney general 90
report any violations to Thomas A.
FLYNN. United states district attorney
FOR Arizona
ne act referred TO by the United
States attorney general makes it an
offence ITO exact excessive prices for
any accessories, and provides that
offenders shan Re fined not more than
$1,000 OF be Imprisoned for not more
than two years or receive both fine
and imprisonment
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-12
KiwaniS Club
Promises Big
Time At Shoe
Tonight Is Kiwanis Night
at Exhibit; Roads Are
Boosted at Luncheon.
I4zze.~1o.ue.

Kiwanians promise the public a big
time tonight at the made in FL Paso
show at Liberty hall Plans for TO-
night-Kiwanis club uight-wers an.
nounced at the MONDAY meeting wed
nesday at the sheldon hotel. and in
clude talk by sam Ginett some sole
dancing. singing to be led by Frank
Cheek. an exhibit OF babies born in
FL Paso, stunts BY ten men IN FL Paso
made overall, and music by the NUM-
cipai band.
The Eiwanians unanimously en-
oor5ed a resolution farorlnE the de-
portation Of men convicted OF esuion-
age and the stamping out Of Bolshe-
Vism and red agltators and their
anarchlslc propaganda
Adrain Pool asked Eiwanians 70
vote for the good roads bond issue
saturday. which provides for $500. 900
70 be spent improving roads in II
Paso county He explained the bene-
TITS 81 Paso would receive if the roads
70 Eabens and san Elizario and TO
Newman were improved.
Ben Lewis announced that some q
the tneaters would give life time
passes TO FL Paso's disabled men.
v n Seamon won the attendance
prize and " h Payne win be the
soaL' Tor next week.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-12
ARIZONA GOVERNOR SIGNS
3 PRISONERS PAROLES

Phoenix. Ark. Nov. Fit was
.announced Tuesday at the executive
offices that Gov. Campbell had
signed paroles OF three prisoners
confined in the prison or jails in va
rious parts Of the state. AIRS. Maud
Mcneil was yaroled from the Coco
nlno county Jail after having been
convicted on August g. 1919. and SEN
fenced to serve il months on a charge
Of Illicit liquor traffic. She was
represented as being the mother Of
three children needing her support
A condition OF the parole was that
she leave the state.
John oecum was paroled from the
Pima county Jail having been SEN
fenced 70 serve seven months on an
Illicit liquor traffic charge.
p. W Barnett was naroied from
the state prison at Florence where
ne was sent February p. 1913. after
having been convicted on a charge Of
passing fictitious checks. Hls parole
vas issued In the belief that it was
necessary 70 have a diseased foot
amputated.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-12
NEW REFINERY COMPANY
IS FORMED AT GALLUP, n. N.

santa lie. y. Il. Nov. L. - The
seven lakes Producing and Refining
company. Of Gallup. has been incorpo-
rated with authorized capital stock
of $4,000. 600. The company begins
business with $1,000 paid In, each
Of the five incorporators subscrib-
ing $500. The incorporators are G..
S. Wuhoite. 81. p. Smith, A g. Nc
Coz. Of Gallup. j. F. Nassau. Al
huquerQua. and g T Brown. Nos
uuero.
The sun Lard corporation Of
Colorado has filed its charter in New
1ieLico. The principal New Mexico
office is il Ration, in charge OF o.
j. Philips. statutory agent
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-12
Urges Legion To Help
Fight The Rddicalists

The cruz Of the radical agitation
VIII be reached within tho next so
days in the opinion OF J. NJ Pollard.
president Of the El Paso chapter Of
the American Legion.
Referring TO the attack on ex-
service men by L ". ". in wash
ington, TUESDAY 1Ir. Pollard said:
The eN-service man more than any
body else viii be called on 10 hear
the brunt OF the radical onsiaueht
N this country. AS he fought over
seas, ne viii have 20 fight hers to
complete the victory for real democ-
racy- There are even Bolsherists
among the ranks OF the legion But
llese are not many, I am sure. Le-
slo1 members must unite 10 help Gust
". II. and suppress their activs
files"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-12
RECLAMATION PROJECTS
BEFORE PHOENIX SESSION

Phoenix Ariz. Nov. 12-The El-
Holt blll which provides for reclama-
ton projects in this state. was dis
cussed today ct meeting OF the
state land board with ". ". Slecht
and s. T. weymouth. officials OF the
United States reclamation service.
Other matters were discussed By the
reclamation service and state land
officials. including g detailed consid-
Grafton OF the san carries project for
the irrigation Of 2 large area IN the
vicinity Of Florence and extending TO
casa Eran1e
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-12
TWO GIVEN PRISON TERMS
BY D. S. DISTRICT C0uPT

At their rrlai Wednesday in the
United states district court IN the
federal building on the charge Of hav-
ing n their possession q quarts of
Iequiia, which they knew 10 have been
Illegally imported, jose lacquer and
Heliodore Leal pleaded guilty and
We're each sentenced 10 one year and
day IN the federal Denirentfarv al
Leavenworth. Kansas.
The case against Rose Fontain- on
the same charge. was dismissed Jac-
quez and Leal VIII be delivered 20 the
ilnmig grafton authorities at the expira-
ton Of their sentences.