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New-York tribune., 1919-08-09
State to Appeal Decision
On Income Tax Law

ALBANY, N. Y, Aug a.-The de-
cision of Federal Judge Knox that the
section of the New ork State income
tax law levying tax upon the incomes
earned in the state by non-residents is
unconstitutional will be appealed by
Attorney General Newton.
Announcement to this effect was
made at che attorney generals off ce
to-day.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-09

Other Peoples Weather
WASHINGTON. Aug S.-Prcssure is biqb
over the lake region and moderately low over
the Canadian Maritime Provinces and in the
south Atlantic and Gulf states During the
last twenty-four hours showers and thunder
storms have occurred in portions of the north
Atlantic states. in the south Atlantic and
east Gulf states and at scattered points in
the Rocky Mountain and plateau regions.
temperatures have fallen to below normal
over the north portion of the country east of
the Mississippi River and are near the sea-
sonal average elsewhere
The outlook is for generally fair weather
Saturday and Sunday over the central and
northern portions of the country east of the
Mississippi River and for showers and th,In
derstorms in the south Atlantic and east
Gulf states
Temperature changes will be unimportant
New-York tribune., 1919-08-09

east of the Mississippi. except that it may
become warmer Sunday in the lake region.
There are strong indications at the present
time of tropical disturbance over the east
ern Caribbean Sea. 1t is probuble that it
will move westward
Forecasts for Special Districts. Eng
land. New Jersey, Eastern New York, East
ern Pennsylvania, District of Columbia. Del
aware, Maryland-Fair weather Saturday
and Sunday.
Western Pennsylvania-Fair Saturday and
Sunday rising temperature Sunday.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-09
Classified Advertisements
HELP WANTED MALE

PCLISHERS wanted, experienced on brass
beds Call 1S4 Pacific ave. Jersey City,
N. j.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-09
Statesmen

HIGH CLASS STOCK MEN TO SELL
SECURITIES OF A TIRE COMPANY.
FlRESIDE. GUARANTEED 5000 MILES.
WE WILL STAND RIGID INVESTIGA-
TION; GOOD COMMISSION. THIS is
AN EXCEPTIONAL OPPORTUNITY FOR
PRODUCERS FOR INTERVIEW CALL
SUITE 1886. 1777 BROADWAY, NEW
YORK.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-09
Transports Due the Next Tuo Days
To-day

To-Day
of the
Il ST. Naxair IL. CT ries
nudinp
chment and Motor Companies S $40
Vtnn
G
talon Company b. lNmans Oand
Tomorrow
off ~ N'' ~
Bernardou Brest July
New-York tribune., 1919-08-09
INCOMING STEAMERS
sunday
Dt TGOiNG STEAMERS
'iO-Uay

Mail Vesse.
Closes. Sails
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-, -'' ,"'ii"s AAirs 40 AM 200 PM
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'N ''u u'us -.. 100 NJ 200 pm
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New-York tribune., 1919-08-09

Local Forecast.-Fair to-day and to-mor.
10" gentle to moderate north winds.
noc"i o1hcial Record.-The following Of
nc'ai record shows temperatures during the
''Ss '"enty-four hours. in comparison with
the corresponding date of last wear.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-09

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dictation; good grammaren, under
standing punctuation; careful with de-
tails; excellent opportunity for wide
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seth II.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-09
Weather Report

Snn ~ rises. 5 $50 am Sun sets :O4 n m
MOON rises. 1872 pm Moon sets 81 a m
New-York tribune., 1919-08-09
SPECIALITY statesmen.

An exceptional opportunity is open for
several high grade specially statesmen OF
proved ability character. personality and
force to join the sales organization Of a
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have a mighty good, new proposition for
you; il you mean business and are ready
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us know at once; write or call for full In :
formation; don't forget to answer this ad :
vertisement; you will be under no obiga-
tion to accept our proposition. but will
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you let this go by; the commissions you
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ing such wonderful line Of staple mer-
chandise: we are now organizing Il large
Brush Company to work New York state.
Apply to Hurburgh & Byrne, Sales Organ
tzers and Advertisers. s Columbus Circle.
New York. Telephone Columbus 1899.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-09
MEMS CLOTHING WANTED

Awe buy gentlemens discarded cloth
ing, business suits. overcoats fur lined
coats fun dress. Tuxedos. pants shoes @; +;
every description; positively pay more
than others. Write phone, Meyer 1ioYo.
wtz. 44s Seventh ave Greeley-14s5
New-York tribune., 1919-08-09
sunday

iAiN"iidH", br0St ...... . 80 A VI
Monday
tacoma Nonstanza 500 AM 1900 NJ
as fuenos Ayrcs. I . 90 NJ . 90 pAl
New-York tribune., 1919-08-09
LOST. FOUND AND REWARDS
LOST BANKBOOKs

IosT.-Bankbook No. 4s5.6ll Of Dry Dock
Savings Institution Any person having
claims upon said book Is called upon to pre-
sent the same to the bank within thirty days.
or the said book will be declared cancelled
and extinguished. and new one issued in
lieu thereof.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-09
SITUATIONS WANTED MALE
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

An lfaustr.al corporation wiiI offer an at
ractNe hushess proposition to deslra,
elusive territory TO handle our factory re
built tires, either at home or abroad do.
eardless OF size: a product OF eroat ,neri-
at an extremely low figure; quick action
may mean money to you FOR complete
information call on Eastman Ruh5a,
Works. 21S West 40th.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-09

highest temperature yesterday, So (at
IL :45 a. n.y. lowest, &C Cat 10 p. m.) av-
efaee' 10; acreage same date last year, 81
average same date for thirty-three years, 73.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-09
FURNISHED APARTMENT WANTED

WANT FURNISHED APARTMENT for
September. October, November; four
large masters bedrooms. three servants
bedrooms; highest references Address I.
Mack, p. O. Box 865, Downtown
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-19
DIVISION
WILL SAIL SOON
Orders Published Assign
ing Unit for Early Con
WOW to America.

Washington. %. c.. Nay 19.-Tne
entire s5th division has been assigned
TO early convoy from France. The
following organizations OF the s6th
division VIII soon sails
Headquarters and headquarters
troop 1slst. ls2d and l33d machine
gun battalions: 1Ist and I'D infantry
brigade headquarters; 1sIst, 142l,
1s3d and 18th infantry: 56th milf
tary police company; Nth train
headquarters nth sanitary trains
ll1tn field battalion, signal corps
lllth engineers nth engineer train.
Nth supply train and Nth mobile
ordnance repair shop clothing squad
40 sll5 salvage squad No. 5l-i sales
ambulance company No 4; evacuation
hospital No. 10; Sl1st pioneer iufan-
try, clothing and bath unit No. $50,
5u5lh engineer service battalion
headquarters and companies, A, b. A.
%. 5l-th engineers service battalion.
companies c and ID; sanitary squads
Nos. H. 10, 81 and A; bakery COM
paules Nos. 312, 5f3 and 545; base
hospital No 1B- sales commissary
units Nos. 9, f5, 81 and SIS; butcher
company No SOL; 2lst engineers, com
pauv AZ veterinary hospitals Nos l9
and 21- 18Th s1cual company trans
pOrtatiou corps; earth military police
company 304th QuarterUa corps
service battalion, company B; hospi-
tai train 40. 25s 519th engineers
service battalion, company A; 5-s-h
medical detachment company A.
52gth engineers service battalion,
company %; motor transport corps
headquarters; detachment American
mission reserve; headquarters motor
Nos 2. s. g. %, p and -; provisional
motor truck companies A TO H. In
elusive; motor transportation COM
panies $50 to $40 inclusive. $40, 5I1,
$40 and S74
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-19
s6TH DIVISION SOON TO
RETURN FROM OVERSEAS

Washington, D. c.. May 19-As-
signmeut OF practically the entire
2fth fTexas and Oklahoma national
ruard) division TO early return home
was announced Saturday by the war
department
Units OF the 3sth division scheduled
for return included
HEADQUARTERS and eadquarters
troop. 1s1st. 132nd and 133rd machine
gun battalions; list and 52nd infantry
brigade Headquarters: f41st, lend,
143rd and 1f4th infantry; 36th mill
tary police company; 111th train head
quarters, 111th sanitary train, ll1th
field battalion signal corps; Nth en-
Eineers; l11th engineer train; lllth
supply train; 111th mobile ordnance
repair shop: clothing squad 81; sal-
wage squadron 312 and sale commits
sary unit sos
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-19
Americas Heroes;
u. S. Casualty List

IITAsHINGTON, D. C.. May ls.-The
w casualty list made public by the
war department Monday contains the
names OF SIC men. 70 OF whom were
killed in action.
Men from the southwest whose
names appear IN the list are the fol-
lowing:
Wounded Severely.
Corp. Alexander ". Hail san An
tonic, Tex.
Wounded. Degree Undetermined
Pvt John Szymczka, Pittsburs. Pa
Killed in Action. Previously Reported
Missing
Pvt Chester W W Crewes. Mayer,
AriZ
PVT. Harvey 4. NcCown. Teck. Tex
Died. Previously Reported Missing.
Corp. Herman p Klemaun, Browns
vile, Tex
Returned 20 Duty. Previously Re
ported Missing.
Pvt Aniadeo CavaIetto. Tucson.
Ariz.
Pvt. Emil Mathis. Abbott Tex.
Pvt, Gordon c. Nrnter. Bedias, Tex.
Pvt Roy Mosby. Timpson, Tex
Pvt Jewel = Sanders, Walnut
springs Tex
Killed in Action
The following men were killed II
action:
Corp. John Aloysius Green, New
Brunswick. y =
Pvt Haskell Il Bible. Coviugton.
Ey.
Pvt John T. Bickelhaupt. Water
loo. Ill
Tenn.
Pvt Peter Dover, Kansas City. no.
Pvt George H Swanke- DOdson,
Mont
Pvt. Joe Turner. Perry. Fla
Pvt Aubrey Woolsey, Linn Creek,
no.
pvt Harry A schleuter, East New
Market, No.
Pvt. Nunzio Scolaro. Sampeo. Italy
Pvt Ferdynand Syprula, Russia
Pvt Alfred Wisniski. Boston. Mass
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-19
" 7 his Looks Like Home, %
Says Tm-Hatted Veteran
StrolIing In, UnaHnomced

This looks like home such was
the remark OF Jack ". Rutherford.
company B. 103d engineers, 2sth dfvi-
sion. Monday morning. when he
opened the door OF his mothers home,
Mrs Grace Rutherford. Robinson
apartments. after being absent nearly
two years. the greater part o. which
he spent overseas. He walked IN. IN
announced. wearing his 'tln derby"
He was wounded and gassed during
the drive OF the American forces to-
ward the Vesle river on August Il,
after the taking Of Chateau Thierry-
Rutherford was formerly a member
Of El Paso's original company K.
Fourth Texas national guard and en-
listed before the outbreak o. The war
in 1917 He was on border duty with
company X ar Elephant Butte dam
ia the Big Bend district. and later az
san Benito. Texas. From san Ben-to
The company was ordered 20 Camp
Bowie where they became a part o.
the 5sth division being organized
there.
During she mobilization days a call
came 90 the 36th for overseas volun-
teers and Rutherford. beng one OF the
number 10 volunteer. was sent across
with the 2eth fKeystone} division Of
Pennsylvania The 28th relieved the
Third division after the sensational
drive az Chateau Thierry and was
fourth among the divisions n the mat
ter OF casualties. losing more than
fhe f'ud rainbow division. The
Second division had more casualties
than any other division. the third see
ond. the first third and the 2Sth
fourth
Rutherford was IN the base hospital
40 Orleaus. France. FOR five months
after being wounded and gassed- and
Joined his company shortly after the
arrristice had been sirned and was on
duty in the ArEonne sector
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-19


These are the slogans OF the recruit
Ing service for all branches OF the
United States army. announced BIZ Col
w. L. Henley. iu charge OF the camp
recruiting work under the adjutaut
general in Washington. Col Henley.
with his chief executive officer. Maj.
H. j. Weeks. and Lieut.. H. y. Golieht-
ly. arrived in FL Paso Saturday night
from Camp kearneE, san Diego. Cal,
and made a hurried inspection OF the
recruiting work here and left Monday
for eastern camps
col. Henley turned the matter Of
giving an explanation ia brief Of the
plan and objects of the recruilns
service over 10 Mai Weeks, who said:
Educational Advantages.
There have been too many broken
promises IN the past and the army
know what the men can depend upon
The government viii make the uni
versitv in khaki a certainty From
the service come men with eiucations
at least equivalent 10 the high school
men, with vocational training and
military training in addition said
the major.
he can even go higher II he wants
20 and has the ability A mechanic
ia the air service after three years
training can get SIS day p the big
factories
"A student OF civil engineering with
che army now viii learn that profess
sion practically and 10 the field as
be goes along and viii be such an en-
Eineer when he comes out and not
with a mass Of theoretical knowledge
Army Pay u Good
We 90 TO each prospective recruit
and show him exactly what the gov
eminent has 10 offer and tell him that
these promises viii be kept Like the
corporations had to come 20 a few
years ago, the public is now being
taken into the army's confidence ard
everything Is shown 10. The army is
no longer gathering place OF down
and cutters
me a-r,v Viii tal-s q bov IS or %
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-19
'No Broken Promises, "A University
In Khaki, Army Slogan, Says Henley

years old and IN three years turn aim
out with at least a high school educa-
ton and a good trade in which ne
shall be proficient practically as wei
as theoretically We taken no one
with dependents And we pay him $50
q month while we are training and
educating him and that monthly wage
Is equivalent 20 Sie5 a month IN civil
life"
col Henley. who was until recent
IS Gen. Henley, head Of the air serv-
ice, IS not unknown in FL Paso- re
was lieutenant colonel in the SIX On
field artillery which was sent here IN
1914 20 help protect Fl Pcso from
the lIexicans then fiehting over in
Ju1rez. His rank IS colonel OF artil-
lerv. but be was relieved In March
and put IN charge OF the recruiting
service. Mai. Weeks beloncs 10 the
engineer corps and was an esineer
before Joining the army.
TT Paso Doing It's Part.
"El Paso ard its section fs Fast TAX
ing first place in furnishing recruits
FOR the army at this immediate time"
Col Henley declared in a talk on re-
cruiting methods made at the X C.
hall az Fort Bliss Monday morning.
Il was on duty here for six months
Ga command OF the sixth field artil-
lery, so ] know little about Fl Paso."
be continued.
Monday morning at II o'clock all Of
Ulcers on duty With organizations TO
the vicinity Of Fort Bliss were assem-
bled in the x. c. hall AZ Fort Bliss.
and Gen. Henley was introduced bg
Brig Cen James 3. Erwin. comma nd
ing the district, and then gave a talk
on the subject OF recruiting and re-
cruifmeurs.
The general method OF course. iu
getting recruits is one that means the
enthusiastic cooperation of every Of
fiCcr in the command and the real.
genuine interest OF the commanding
general himself" said he. we have
found that In all the camps which we
have visited here the general wori,
done under Gen Erwin is in an exc
tremely satisfactory state"
Col Humphreys, assistant TO Gen
Henley in the recruiting campaign. also
gave the officers q talk
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-19
COL. KELLAND LOOKS OVER
SITES FOR ARMY HOSPITAL

Col P. G. Kelland, OF the general
staff al Washington. stopped here
Saturday and inspected the various
sites which have been suggested for
the location Of the proposed new 500
bed hospital He was well pleased
with the location on the target range,
near the remount station, which has
been favored BY a number Of local
officers The definite approval has
been made OF the proposition TO erect
the new hospital. though plans have
been prepared and the matter Is re-
ceivinE consideration by the depart
ment at washington
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-19
PHOENIX OFFICER FACES
GRAVE CHARGES IN PARIS

Phoenix, Ariz-, Nay 19.-The case Of
Lieut. Frank II. Smith. OF Phoenix. Of
Gcer 81 the l5Sth regiment chief Of
the United States military police In
Paris during the war who is held in
the French capital on 80 charges Of
robbInE prisoners and treating them
with brutality, is attracting world
here.
The word came in a letter to DR..
o. A. Turuey, Of this city, from his
brother, Col H j. Turneyi judge advo-
vate general Of the second army, A.
E. F. Col Turney said that military
observers from many countries had
been attracted 20 Paris for the opening
of the trial. which IS TO take place IN
the near future
Lieut. Smith is son Of Joseph
Smith, who was private secretary TO
president Mckinley.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-19
ARMY PAYMASTFR MISSING:
ALSO s2920z IN MONEY

Baltimore. Nd. May 19.-Second
Lieut.. Harry 3. Bracker. payuaster OF
Civilian laborers at Camp Holabird-
near this city. disappeared from the
camp Saturday and at the same time
the weeks pay envelopes for civilian
laborers were missed from his safe
They contained s19.20f.
To is believed that Lieut. Br1clzer
left for the west. as he sent his wife
20 her home in St Louis a week ago
NAZUIOVA IN FRED LANTERN"
OPENS At UNIQUE MONDAT.-Adv.
Lawn Movers sharpeued. Allen
Arms g. Cycle Co. s0f " OREGON ST.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-19
Columbus Sergeant
Kills Wife and Self

Nosales. Ariz. Nay 19.-WiIber Earl
tirst sergeant OF company G. 24th in
fantry. stationed at Columbus, N NJ.
who was here on furlough shot and
killed his wife In their home here
Sunday, then turned the gun on him
self and committed suicide Officers
Investigating the case said Jealousy
was the motive
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-19
NAZIMOVA IN "RED LANTERN"
OPENS At UNIQUE MONDAT-Adv.

Decidedly Dependable Dentistry. DE-.
". A. Smith, SIS Martin BldE.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-19
4 DIVISIONS To
RETURN T0U5.
Fourth, Fifth, Sixth and the
Seventh Regulars VIII
Leave France in June.

Washington. .. c., May 19.-Tle
fourth, fifth, sixth and seventh regu-
lar divisions have been released for
return 20 the United States, Cen
Pershing notified the war depart
ment today.
The four divisions are 10 sail from
France IN June. The 90th and S1st di-
visions also viii embark that month
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-19
TEXANS WIN HONORs ON
D'AVOURS RIFLE RANGE.

Lsmans. France, May 19.-The ma
rine corps and the state OF Texas d.
vided first honors In the closing event
Friday OF the American eZpeditionaE
force competitions at the d'Avours
range. Pvt. Fred Kramer, sixth ma
rines. Of Remsen. Ia. won the gold
medal in the automatic rifle Individual
competition with q score Of sos. while
the 3sth division from the Lone star
state took the divisional champion
shin
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-19
To Drive Out Malarin
: d Build In The svrs.,

Take the Old Standard GROVES
TASTELESS chill TONIC. You Know
what you are taking as the formula
is printed on every label. showing IL
is QUININE and Iron in tasteIess
form. The quinine drives out the ma
laria. the Iron builds up the system
Price G0c-Adv
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-19
Doctors Recommend
Ban-0ptO for the Eyes

Physicians and eye specialists pre-
scribe Bon-Opto as a safe home rene
dy in the treatment Of eye troubles
and 70 strengthen eyesight. Sold IN
der money refund guarantee by all
druggists-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-19
SELL $4,000 WORTH OF
aIRnT.I-s sTnHE

TIE surplus property branch OF The
zone supply department sold $4,000
worth OF supplies in New Mexico. All
zona and West Texas since March i,
1913. il was announced by Capt. A. l..
Enger, zone officer
Fiftv-five hundred pounds Of skim
cheese viii be sold Tuesday. Aer-
chants desiring 20 bid on any articles
at the branch supply department are
asked 10 comm unicate with Capt In
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-12-21

tative who is conversant with trade con ditions and the needs in other countries is designated and accredited to the local Chamber of Commerce, or a similar or ganization. which pays his salary ana office expenses. The advantage Of sucn an arrangement lies in the fact that ne speaks with the authority of the United States government, is privileged to use official government stationery, which carries with it the franking privilege. and is otherwise held out as repre- sentative of the federal government
 He is furnished with daily reports of trade conditions in all foreign countries A list of the things needed, and the names of buyers representing merchants or factors of these countries at the time in the United States
 The information thus given to the gov- ernment agent is furnished to manutac- t,;rers and exporters of the commodities WE nted. together with customs regula- tions credits and other matters that an exporter may require in accepting export business.
 The official agent of the department of commerce is in reality the connecting link between the government, the mana featuring interests and the foreign buy CTS.
 ment of commerce now in Birmingham are looking into the matter and officials of the Chamber of Commerce express the belief that all necessary arrange ments will be made in short time,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-12-21
DEPORTATION BILL PASSED

Washington, December 2O-The immi- grafton committees bill providing for the deportation of all aliens affiliated with anarchistic organizations was passed to- day by the House. The vote was unani- nous.
 No amendments to the measure were accepted by the House an amendment proposed by Representative welty, dem ocrat, Ohio, to transfer to the department of justice the duty of Investigating com plaints against aliens and prosecuting cases warranting arrests having been re- jected just before the vote.
 Discussion of provisions for deportation of foreign born citizens violating sedition laws was dropped when it was explained the judiciary committee was wor,irlE < upon comprehensive sedition bill to reach all such cases.
 At is passed today the bill provides for deportation of all aliens affiliated with or who contribute either funds or per sonal service to any organization advo- eating sabotage, the overthrow of organ ized government by force. killing of gov ernment officials or the unlawful de- struction of public or private property.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-12-21
J. 5. DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE MAY
 HAVE OFFICE HERE
Chamber of Commerce Try ing to Secure Government Branch to Aid in Ex-
 tending Foreign Trade

As an aid to the foreign trade which Birmingham manufacturers and busi- ness men hope to build into considerable proportions in the next year or two. the United States department of commerce win be asked to locate branch office here.
 The Chamber of Commerce has taken the matter up with the secretary of that department and an investigation as to the advisability and feasibility of locat- Ing branch in Birmingham is now be- ing made.
 Branches of this kind have been estab- hshed in other manufacturing centers which sell their products in part at least, to foreign countries and they have been a great convenience and have add ed materially to the trade of those com nunities
 Under the plan adopted by the depart ment of commerce an official represen-