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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-12
STOCKS SCORE
NEW ADVANCES
Tobacco, Rubber and Other
Special Shares Dominate
End Of Week Session.

New York, July 1.-THE weekend
session OF the stock market was dom
mated by tobacco. rubber and other
special shares at substantial gains,
metals making only moderate ad-
vanees. however. despite the higher
price quoted for copper. Extreme
advances OF . to Is points were re-
corded BY tobaccos. motor subsidiaries
rose 70 points. oils / to 5 and
some OF the shippings 1 20 "a
Canadian Pacific was strongest Of the
Investment rails. and Denver and Rio
Srande led the low grade issues Of
that division on a heavy turnover at
Jagged at the outset, but was in de-
nand later, rising IL points. motors
and equipments also hardening. The
close was strong. sales apo-oxi
mattel 500 600 shares.
Liberty bond rinaf prices TO-DAY
were. SIS $3.50. first IS e40o: sec
ond IS 1882: first AIS, 95.O6: second
as. s-lQ. third AIS. $500: fourth
4Asi s4-l4; Victory 3sts 10000: Vic
tory as. 1886
Some shares Gain Early.
Gains Of TO 21S points were made
ly Snippingss Iobaccos. feathers. In
drstriaI Alcohol and lIidvale Steel in
the early dealings on the stock ex-
Change today. OILS and minor rails
els9layed firmuess with United States
steer ana leading coppers. but changes
elsewhere were nominal Trading was
comparatively light and restricted to
the more popular Issues.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-12
Wants To Locate
Landing Station
Near This City
Milwaukee Man Says Air
planes From Coast Will
Soon Be Operating.

Mayor Charles Davis has received
a letter from Alfred ". Lawson. presi-
dent OF the Lawson Air Line Trans
portation company os Milwaukee.
which says the company IS planning
to establish an air line daily passen-
ger service between New York and
san Francisco ard asked for informa-
ton regarding the possibilities Of
adequate landing station al FL Paso.
Mr.. Lawson wrote that his company
hoped 10 have a daily passenger serv-
ice between New York and san Fran
cisco by the spring OF 1890. He said
he was just completing the first OF
these ships. which is to be used as a
pathfinder TO seek out the best route.
Each Of the ships viii have a carrying
capacity OF rs passengers.
such lines are coming, beyond a
doubt" said the mayor I'VE might
as well prepare for them"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-12
u. CIubHonorS
Gen. Erwin And
Sergt. S. Dreben
DoughbOy Hero Gets War
Medal and Gen. Erwin
A Birthday Gift.

Brig. Gen James B. Erwin, COM
mander OF the FL Paso military dis
trict; sergt- sam Dreben. formerly
first sergeant Of company A. 1z1st in
fantry. and police chief ]. r Mont
gomery were honored by the Univer-
sity club at a gridiron session Of
summer grass widowers and summer
not held Friday night on the roof
garden OF the Martin building, over
the headquarters Of the club. sergt-
sam Dreben was officially presented
with the medaille miIitaire of France
BY Gen Erwin after the reading of
the citation by Lieut. Charles H. Cox.
aid to the district commander. The
medal is the highest military decora-
ton awarded an enlisted man BY the
French nation for meritorious service
on the battlefield.
Presentation OF the medal to SerEt
Dreben came as the climax TO the
grldlron session, during which num-
Der OF boxing bouts were staged and
several other interesting numbers
provided for the entertainment OF the
members were given Following the
boxing bouts. president Norman II
Walker presented Gen. Erwin with a
gold cigaret holder in the name OF
the club. The district commanders
birthday anniversary was Friday.
Star for Montgomery.
Mr. Walker then called the attsa-
ton OF the club 10 the appointment
OF J. r Montgomery as police chief
and stated that the club desired 20
honor the new chief. Mr. MOntgom-
cry was brought forward by Judge
walter D. Howe and was presented
with a large metal star by the presi- /
dent in the name OF the club. Just
as the star was presented, three blue
coats entered and arrested chief /
Montgomery for imperscnating'a Of 1
Icer- He was taken TO the "neer bar /
Tor neer beer and given drink at I
the expense Of the club.
Charles Brann and Ben Lewis were /
engaged in Characteristic impersona- /
tons, when they were abruptly inter- I
rupted by 4 call for Mr. Brann, presi- I
dent Walker stating that Mrs. Brann I
desired to see her husband. This I
broke up the act
Boxing Matches.
Johnny Sudenberg, southern de- 1
partment middieweight champion and I
Dusty Miller, introduced as Battling I
Giihooley.',, boxed four fast rounds in 4
the headliner OF the boxing card, !
while other fast bouts were staged +
between the following scrappers;
Battling Sampson and Charles Nc
Kenny; Red Hogan and Young Mer-
rick. Danny Matthews and Battling
Shapiro. Jack Mcdonald refereed the
boxing bouts.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-12
EXPECTS OTHER CITES WILL
ENDORSE c OE c. RESOLUTION

No action has been taken by any
Texas chamber OF commerce other
than the FL Paso organization regard
Ing the movement for the protection
Of American rights in Mexico, John
Il Regan, assistant manager OF the
chamber Of commerce announced Sat
urday. Copies Of the resolution re-
Gently adopted by the FL Paso cham
Der Of commerce IN which a firmcr
policy toward Mexico was urged has
been forwarded TO al chamber OF
commerce organizations in the state.
It IS believed that action favoring the
resolution viii soon be taken by cham
Der Of commerce. ORGANIZATIONS al
Fort Worth, san Antonio. Houston,
Dallas, Waco, Laredo Brownsville and
other Texas cities
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-12
GRAIN PRICES
COUP SHARPLY
Corn Market Influenced by
Resumption Of Trade
With Germany.

Chicago. III. July 12.-corn ad-
vanced sharply today. influenced more
or less by resumption of trade rela-
tons with Germany. Continued ascent
OF hog values tended also to strength
en- the corn market. Besides. there
were further misgivings about posi-
bic i'll effects from abnormaIly high
temperatures southwest Opening
prices. which ranged from &c to Is c
up. with September sLss to s194&
and December s1.s1 10 S1slH, were
followed by material further gains,
although temporary setbacks inter-
vened.
December touched the highest price
yet this season. The market closed
nervous at 2Ec to SIC net advance,
with September at S1-951s to S195&,
and December at S1.64% TO S1.645k
Oats Rise to New Levels
Oats rose 10 new high levels for
the season. Crop damage reports put
the bears at a disadvantage. After
opening 4 c to &c higher. including
September at &c to 7Sc. the market
scored additional gains.
Provisions were firmer with grain
and hogs. Buying, however, lacked
volume.
No important. reaction took Mace.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-12
REPORT SHOWS
BANK STANDING
FL Paso Branch Bank Re
eeives Report From 18th
Fed. Reserve District.

The report OF the financial condition
OF the 18th federal reserve district for
the week ending July Il was received
Friday morning by the Ell Paso re-
serve bank. According to the report
rediscounts with other federal reserve
banks amounted to 100000. and the
total resources are sf22.ois.5oa1s.
The complete report follows:
Resources
Gold coin and certificates in vault.
s. sos. $3.50: gold settlement fund. $40
sss s22.2o: gold redemption fund. $685.
SO. gold with agent for retirement Of F.
R. notes. s17.17o. 5s5- Total $3.50. o54. 20
Legal tender notes. silver. etc, $685.
1880 Total. s3s.47s.s10.50.
Five percent redemption fund F. r
bank notes. S435.S00: bills discounted
members" s57.255.24S-6 ST. bills bought N
open market. s702.ooo-i Total bills on hand.
Investment Q. S. bonds, ss.sss.eoo; Q. s.
certificates OF Indebtedness. $500. GOO.
Total earning assets. S67.s2s 1851.
Federal reserve banks-transfers bought
process OF collection. s1o.sst 450-57: due
from other F. r. banks. S1.756.255.
All other resources. S79e.524.06. Total
resources, S122.ols.503-12.
Liabilities.
Capital paid in. ss.242.1o0; surplus.
s9.o2s. s6s.3S; government deposits. $7,o6e.-
1885; due 70 member banks reserve &C
count, S4f.11s.612-16: deferred credits &C
count and drafts in process Of collection.
So 254. 045.12; federal reserve notes in cir
cuiation. $47. eS2. 545. F. R. bank notes cir
sss2.s07.55. Total liabilities. sl22.0ls. 50s-12.
Rediscounts with other federal reserve
banks $4,000 00o.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-12
MINE MEASURE
PASSES HOUSE
Senate Bill No. IL Only
Awaits Signature of
Gov. Hobby.

Austin, Texas. July 12.-Senate bill
No. II, the hard metals measure.
was passed Friday by the house It
now goes to the governor for his sig
nature.
This is the measure which the gov
ernor vetoed last spring. following
the regular session. It was drafted
by mining men OF FL Paso and was
sponsored here by the FL Paso cham
Der Of commerce, which appropriated
money to send dean s. II. Worren. OF
the Texas School OF Mines, here to
help put it through. II Is considered
the most important measure for the
Texas mining industry ever adopted in
Texas.
It is understood that Gov. Hobby
win sign the measure as it has passed
both bodies.
History Of Measure.
Senator Dudley. OF FL Paso. intro
duced this bill in the senate in jan
uary. Representatives Thomson and
Pool introduced it in the house at the
same time. It got through the senate
before the house bill was reached
which is always the case. The house
then passed the senate bill and the
governor vetoed the bill after the
legislature adjourned Judge Pool
saw him the day after he vetoed the
bill and asked him TO resubmit il to
the special session, which be agreed
10 do.
It was introduced in the senate by
senator Dudley on June Is. referred to
the COMMITTEES on mining and irriga-
ton June 81. reported favorably July
.. and sent to the printer; was then
laid on the table subject 10 call. and
July was read the second time,
amended and ordered engrossed.
It was sent 10 the hOuse on July 8,
reported favorably out OF the house
committee on the same date. sent 70
the printer and returned from the
printer to the house July 10.
Judge Pool called It up and had il
passed Friday.
Mineral Lands Can't Lie Idle.
The bill makes IL necessary for per
sons or corporations holding mineral
rights to develop them or pay the
state an annual tax This IS expected
to result in making the railroads de-
velop or pay a heavy tax upon their
lands IN the state OF relin-
ouish the rights % them SO that others
may develop them.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-12
Cotton Futures. CIose.
MAY NOT REQUIRE PAYMENTS
ON LAND NOT IN CULTIVATION

Should the Rio Grande project be
opened acreage which Is not in
profitable cultivation viii not be in
cluded in the payments required It
is not probable, however, that the
project will be opened Immediately
Such was the assurance given farm
ers OF the upper valley Friday at
picnic held at Chsmberino, y. NJ
There has been no definite date set
for opening the project, and l. n.
lawson. project manager for the rec
lamation Service in this district, gave
the farmers assurance regarding the
payments on uncvltivated lands.
Roland Harwell, farm agent for the
chamber Of commerce here, gave the
farmers a talk on the elimination Of
alkah from their lands. J. a Smith,
OF this city. also spoke on irrigation
matters of the project Francis Les
ter, Of Las Cruces. y. H., delivered an
address on hogs
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-12
Livestock Market


chiesgo, IN. July 2.-Hogs-Receipts
7ee9- Market higher. Top. S2s.o0 a new
record; bulk S31-50 q p. 80: heavyweight,
Szz-lO g 22-s5s mediumweisllt. $3.50 q %;
lightweight, $2l-S5 @ -; light-iight. S2o.40
qSz26s: heavy packing sows. smooth.
S21.35 @ 21-90. packing sows. rough. $50. so
@ 2i25; pigs. SIS @ 20.25.
Cattie-Receipts. 100es compared with
week ago beef steers and fat she-stock
75c to $3.50 higher. best grades advancing
most; Gamers. low grade cows and calves.
soc 70 a5c higher bulls. 75c to S1.25 high
err stockers and feeders steady.
sheep-Receipts. 5000. compared with
week age. Fat lambs mostly CSC to soc low
er; gxethers. yearlings and ewes. Is to soc
higher feeder lambs, 25c to SOC lower
other feeding and breeding stock. steady.
Kansas City Livestock. Close.
Kansas City, No., July 12--Hogs=Re-
ceipts 1900. Market higher. Heavy
S92l5 g 22.25: lights sz1-5o 1880: sows.
S2o.75 921.so; pigs. SIS 921.
week all classes. uneven Beef and butcher
cattle mostly Soc higher: vealers 81 50
higher; stoekers. higher. No quotations to-
day.
shsep-Reosipts, SEQ. Market Tor week.
best fat lambs Csc TO sec higher: fat
sheep, breeders, steady No quotations TO-
Denver Livestock. Close.
Denver. Colo. July 12.-cattie-Rsceipts
400. Market steady. Beef steers. S12815;
cows and heifers. $500 1o75; calves, sls9
14-5o.
Hogs-Recoipts, 2e0 Market stronger.
Top. s22.10s bulk. s2I9c Q22.1a.
Sheep-Receipts, 25o- Market higher.
Lambs. S1641s-9o; ewes. SfGT.75-
Fort Worth Livestock, Close
Fort Worth. Tex. July l7--Cattle-Re-
ceipts, 1890. Market unchanged Bceves.
S q 1875. stockers, S69s-5os COWS. $500
10; heifers. Ss415-s05 bulls. Ss9si calves.
$3.50 d1e-
Hogs-Receipts. 2oso. Market steady.
Heavy, SEAS 22-S5; medium. SO q z2.25s
light. sz1.75 o 22.z5s mixed, fz0-5o4 11-5os
common. $3.50 G 2e-5o; pigs. $50 1850
Sheep-Receipts. none. Lambs. S13q15,
yearlings s1oG11; wethers, $50 $50; ewes
81 8s.50; culis. s5-oe07s goats. S407-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-12
PAWN BROKER IS CLEARED
OF CHARGE OF SWINDLING

Louis Nunoz. charged with swind-
ling. was found not guilty by a jury
in the county court Saturday morn
ing and was released
According to the information filed
against him Nunoz was making
practice Of Turing ignorant Mexican
transients into pawn shops on South
Fl Paso street and through a series
Of TRADES. obtaining their moneE
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-12
CLOUDCROFT MAN APPOINTED
COUNTY ROAD SUPERINTEND'T

Santa Fe. n. n. July Ia Emmett
Gregg. OF Cloudcroft, was today ap-
pointed by governor o. A. Jarrazolo
TO succeed Roy H F7amm. as road su-
perintendent of Otero county.
Flamm's resignation was dated
June 20. but Gregg's appointment is
not effective until September 10.
Gregg served five years as a member
OF the board OF county commission
ers and has had training as an engi-
neer. Flam7n resigned to enter the
University Of Colorado. On account
Of wounds received in France the fed
eral government viii allow him 5000
a year and expenses while he takes
a course in some university.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-12
TWO MEN BOUND TO GRAND
JURY ON LIQUOR CHARGE

Francisco Valenzuela AID Melquides
Chacon. each charged with illegal i'm
portation Of liquor, were arraigned
before Samuel Kelly, United States
commissioner. Friday afternoon. for a
preliminary hearing Both were
bound over to await action Of the fed
was ffx e11 at ss9o and Ina fbaf of cbseon
at $500. The men were apprehended
by o. c. Macumber. special agent Of
the treasury department. who alleged
they imported eight gallons OF grain
alcohol and u quarts Of tequila from
Mexico
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-12
COTTON PRICES
At NEW LEVELS
News of Lifting of German
Blockade Has Effect
On Market.

New Orleans, La. July 12.-Confir-
nation Of reports concerning the i'm
mediate lifting Of the German block
ade was responsible for a stiff rise in
cotton today. the market going to new
high levels on ali active months. IN
the first half hour OF business prices
advanced ~ to so points.
The cotton market opened steady.
January. ss42s; March. ssLs1: July.
$500: October. ssAes; December.
ssA47.
spot cotton. r zdy. 70 points up. sales
on the spot. s542 s-les: to arrive. 2s5s. Low
Kidding. s3As5. good niddlIns. ss5.25. Re-
ceipts. PISS; stock. s7s.1ss.
Cotton Futures, Close.
New York. July 12.-cotton futures
closed steady. July s5.os; October. $3.50;
December. isis; January. sfss: March.
s4.s7.
Realizing on he long side checked the
upward movement and brought about
small reaction. the market standing about
20 points down from the highest toward
the close.
The cotton market closed steady sat
urday al a net advance OF p 70 80 points.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-12
COPPER STOCKS
REMAIN FIRM
New Quotations For Spot
Copper Help the Mar
ket Materially.

General firmness in the entire mar
ket helped the copper stocks Saturday
and even in spite OF the high prices
recorded Friday fractional gains re-
suited in nearly all copper stock
prices. according to J. s. Curtiss &
Co. sheldon hotel
During the short two hour session
the new quotations for spot copper
helped the market materially. Among
the new prices for the current year
on copper stocks the following wsra
recorded. Kennecott, 42X: Calumet
and Arizona, IS; Anaconda. &c; Miami,
20 Ray Consolidated. z3Z: Shat
tuck-4rizona- Is. Inspiration and
Chino remained firm at top prices re-
corded yesterday.
Corporations with large Mexican in
terests also benefited in the market,
Greene Cananea advancing to 461k.
Mexican Petroleum sold Up to 195. and
Pan American advanced to 1851 An
extremely sharp rise in Crucible steel
10 above 1z2 swung the whole market
up with Il. u S. Steel scored a net
gain to I13&
On the curb among the coppers New
Cornelia finally started to move. ad-
vancing from 245z to 251k United
Verde Extension was exceptionally
strong, selling up to IS, a new high
record for the past two and one-half
years.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-12
BUILDING PERMITS ISSUED
FOR TWO NEW RESIDENCES

Permission was granted Saturday
morning TO Mrs Belle Tanner. 1000
Newman street. TO erect a brick bun
galow on lots to 7. block 16, Man
haitian Heights. costing 5000.
A permit 70 build a stone house
costing $500 at Pzrtfllia and Maple
streets was granted TO J. ". Chamnes,
3110 La Luz street
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-12
ARREST FORMER Ell PASO BOY;
NAY BE MISTAKE IN IDENTITY

New Albany, Ind. July 12.-Charles
watson. % years old, who is employed
here, was arrested by two patl linen
today, on charge Of murder The
man was arrested at his boarding
house and was informed that he was
to face Z charge murder committed
in FL Paso. Tex. four years ago. While
Watson admits having been at e Paso
he stoutly denies any implication in
such a crime. and suggested that his
arrest might be a case Of mistaken
identity. He said ne came to New
Albany eight months ago from Fl
Paso, and is willing to return there
and straighten out the matter
Authorities OF Fl Paso county de-
clare that they have no warrant for
the arrest OF Watson. and that they
have never heard Of such a man being
connected with any murder here. The
police say the same
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-12
". S. S. ADVISER WILL ADDRESS
POSTMASTERS. ALBUQUERQUE

John Il Awtry, territorial adviser
for the Fl Paso district Of the War
Savings stamps campaign, viii leave
Sunday morning for Albuquerque. \.
IL. where he is scheduled 10 address
the postmasters Of New Mexico at
their state convention, which opens at
Albuquerque Monday morning.
In connection with the work OF or
Eanizing the city and county Of FL
Paos IN the War Savings Stamps
movement, Mr. Awtry expressed him
self as well pleased with the progress
made so FAR.
with the enthusiasm and the CO.
operation manifested by the citizens
In this campaign during the first
week. can safely say that the people
Of FL Paso viii maintain their past
record and raise the quota of $780,
900 by Decamher 81 ,,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-12
Of SHIP
BOARD PLANNED
Inquiry to Embrace Elmer
gency Fleet Corporation,
Say Republicans.

Washington. d c.. July IRE
publican leaders in the house have
agreed on an investigation OF the oD-
eratiOns and expenses OF the shipping
board and emergency fleet corpora
ton. It was said that representative
Walsh, of Massachusetts, was to in
troduced a resolution later today. call
ing for appointment Of a special COM
mittee OF six members TO conduct the
inquiry.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-12
THREE MEN HELD BY POLICE
AFTER SEIZURE OF TEOUILA

Miguel II. del Campo. Cesilio Duran
and Juan Ramirez are being held II
the city police station following thu
seizure Of six quarts OF tequila Fri
day night at a house at Fourth and
oregon streets BY policemen J. Wood
and J. A. Hunt The police assert
that Campo was about TO sell the ts-
quila 70 the other two men when the
three were arrested,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-12
Lodge Notices


MASONIC EOTICE-
Boon's Vest Pocket Trestie-Board and
working tools OF symbolic Fres-1raEonry
new edition just ont Here are but a few
distinctive and exclusive features OF this
new Monitor The exeteric work IN the
entered apprS-tice- fellow craft and mas
ter's degrees. practical hints how to ez-
anime visitors teaching candidates their
lessonss what is suitable proficiency. how
to give the Erand honors- rnemorizinE the
ritual; opening and closing a lodge, ar
Client landmarks; Masonic dictionary. ETC.
bound IN paper BY r1aIl - cents extra
cloth 50 cents. kerstei leather title in COLA
81 c P Boon. 1s3 Fredericksburg Road.
san Antonlo. TeE
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-12
HOG MARKET REACHES THE
HIGHEST PRICE ON RECORD

Chicago, Ills. jury 12-Hog= prices
have rounded out another even dollar
additional Tor consumers The market
today reached a top OF $50 per hun
dredweieht. The highest price ever
before known was S22.95. a rev rec
ord made yesterday. II is explained
that packing house products are max
ing their way into the interior OF
Europe. rendering necessary the re-
plenishing OK stocks by other coun-
tries
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-12
Grains and Provisions.

Chicago Grain. Close
Corn-Sept.. sissy: Dec, sissy
Oats-ssptenber. 7sKc; Dec. s0zc.
Chicago Produce. Close
Pork-July. $500; Sept. $500.
Iard-Sept., $3.50. Oct. s35-sz
Ribs-July. $3.50: Sept. S2S.7h
Chicsgo Produce. Close.
Chicago H.. July 12.-Butter-Firm
Creamery. 46G sic.
Eggs-Receipts. 1851 cases. unchanged
Firsts, acme; ordinary firsts, IS a
SO &c; at market cases included. SO @ 40c;
storage packed firsts. 4sc
Pouitry-Alire. unchanged
Pot2toes-lfeaker Arrivals. IS cars
New leariots) Irish cobblers. Virginia.
S7-75 barrel: Southern Bliss Triumuhs.
S4.500s-s5 cwt-
Kansas City Produce, Close.
kansas City. No. July 12-Butter-
Creamery unchanged: packing, &c high
Eggs-1zc higher; firsts. 415zcs seconds.
SAFE
Poultry-Hsns. &c higher. 2sc. ROSTERS,
15e: broiiers &c higher, dc
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-12
Obituaries

THE 1faccabee Review, No %. Is requested
70 meet At the odd Fellows hall Sunday
at $50 70 attend the funeral OF Sister
Clara Cordell.
EiIzabsth Moore. Com
CORDELI-sfrs- Cara L Corde1l. wife Or
r L Cordeil. 81 years OF age, died at
local hospital July 18th, ,. N. leaves
mother 1lrs- A. Weeks Sister Mr. C.
Tonre- another sister. Hrs. y WyIer OF
FL Paso. AIRS. V. +. Gardner q Abilene.
Tex two brothers. z 2 ElecEs ana O-ro
Weeks Funeral services from Peak
Haeedon undertaking chapel at p n.
sunday. Services conducted By Rev. Her
bert Smith Interment at Eversreen GEM
rterv. - Deceased Vas member OF tne
Iaccab bee order. 1racc1bees vii 1zre
charge OF services az the grave
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-12

Los Angeles, Cai!f.. July 1.-THE
Los Angeles county grand jury today
indicted Harry s. New, jr., for the al
legged murder Of Miss Frieda Lesser.
The Indictment, II was said. would
eliminate a preliminary hearing and
would prevent the disclosure OF facts
possessed by the prosecution prior to
the jury trial
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-12
". N. HOOPER JOINS FORCE
OF REVENUE COLLECTORS

W y. Hooper. OF Conroe. Tex.
Joined the force Of deputy collectors
noon A change in the personnel Of
the force necessitated his joining
Mr.. Hooper has annorn1ad that all
stamp taxes for the fiscal year ending
June 80, 1920, are due this month and
after that time will become de1in-
Cuent