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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-28
VIEWS. DIFFER
ON IRISH Bill

London Eng Feb. 2e.-The recep-
ton given by the press to the Irish
home rule Pill is rather diversified
The Tines thinks the bill is based
npon sound principles within limits,
but says IL conveys the impression
that its trainers did not have the
full courage OF their conviction The
Daily Telegraph. unionist, is silent
~editoriaIly. The Morning Post proph-
ecies that Ireland VIII remain hos
tile to the bill
The Daily Chronicle, liberal. ap-
proves OF the measure, regarding the
financial terms as extremely gener-
BUS. and commends as a most vital
part OF the plan the provision which
would enable the we Irish parlia-
ments to come together in n body
at any time by agreement
The Daily Nail which has been a
severe critic OF the governments
Irish policy. considers the bill a good
one but lacking in that It does not
provide sufficient powers for the
irish legislative bodies.
The Daily Graphic. unionist, char
acterizes the bin as "a weakiing with
a bad family history"
The Daily News, Independent lib
sral. like the Telegraph, Is silent.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-28
Perjury Charged
Defence Counsel
In BiSbee Gases

Tombstone. Ariz-, Feb. 2S-Issu-
ance OF a warrant for the arrest Of
Bruce Stephenson an attorney Tor
the defence in the Bisbee deportation
cases on trial here. on charges OF
perjury was the main topic OF con-
Y~ersation IN Tombstone today
The warrant for S-tephensons ar
rest was issued late yesterday py
justice A. W. Entworth, after W A
Beaten swore 70 a complaint prepared
bv assistant county attorneys George
NJ Roark and Joseph Hansen Whicn
accused Stephenson OF giving raise
testimony while a witness for the de-
fence IN an attempt to unseat juror
Charles A Mannua-
Contradictory Testimony.
In court yesterday Stephenson and
Beaton gave fatty contradictory
testimony concerning a visit TO h
Beaton home Stephenson said he
called at the Beaton home Weunes-
day night and Mrs Beaton told him
IN he presence OF her husband that
NJannus late in 1917 had expressed
the opinion the deportations were
Mrs, Beaton. testifying for the
state after being ~subpenaed By the
defence and not used by them. said
she did not know Stephenson
Her husband said he had not seen
Stephenson for five years
Hot Legal Fight Expected
The perjury charges are expected
to develop one OF the hottest legal
fights OF the trial and Il was ex-
pected both the state and defence
would attempt 70 get the matter into
the trial OF Wootton when court con-
.venes again Monday.
When court adjourned Friday
afternoon Frank E Curley. assistant
chief counsel for thu defence. said
the defence would have witnesses
present Monday to bear out the testi-
mony given by Stephenson.
Attorneys for the defence today
aid the testimony OF other witnesses
they would bring here would prove
Stephenson told the truth State at
torneys were equally positive con-
lawyers.
Stephenson was said to be IN Doug
las. he had not bee arrested
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-28
wilson GIVING
IN ON ADRIATIC

Fiume affair to appesse Italy. while
president Wilson was quite sure this
would only mean a temporary calm
Principles OF ShantunE Affair.
From the viewpoint Of liberals,
president Wilson's staunch refusal to
allow expediency 70 govern him in the
Adriatic settlement is a healthy re-
turn 10 the fundamental principles
which so many of his critics wished
he had followed in the Shantung az
fair and the Rhineland, both OF
which settlements we're defended on
the ground OF eEpediency.
Mr.. Wilson's readiness to take h
world into his confidence IN the dip
lomatic correspondence over FiUme
opens a new era in diplomacy, too.
It has raised among liberals here the
question Of how much more the
presiden- might have accomplished
by adopting a course Of pitiless
publicity on some OF the other items
on the Paris settlement Fol while
the Fiume correspondence vas vari-
ously interpreted on capital hill,
where opponents Of the treaty saw
confirmation Of their contention that
the treaty meant inveilment in Euro
pean entanglements, others saw the
possibilities OF the league Of nations
projected ~forcefully on the interna-
tional screen.
Much comfort was derived u Of
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-28
|. ". ". ORGANIZER FOUND
GUILTY AT CEDAR RAPIDS

Cedar Rapids, Iowa. Feb. 2S--After
celebrating on his case for SO hours.
the jury returned q verdict OF guilty
against Henry Tom, Chicago J. W..
W. organizer, In b district court
this morning.
Tom was Indicted for criminal con-
spiracy and syndicalism. n was
tried on the conspiracy Indictment
His attorney announced he would
make a motion for a new trial, and il
that were denied, he would appeal
the ase
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-28

that were supported BY the treaty's
enemies because they thought 1t could
kill the treaty.
A for myself, 1 think the ountry
viii be able TO decide whether I
have been for this treaty or against
it There are some senators whose
position no one has eve been able to
determine"
President Reads Reply.
The British n French premfers'
reply to president Wilson on the
Adriatic question was read today By
the president and he expected to send
his reply early next week.
Officials were not disposed to dis
cuss the latest note from London. but
il was said that the withdrawal OF
the agreement Of December g.,
pending an attempt by Italy and
JugO-Slavia TO reach a satisfac-
tory agreement among themselves.
as proposed by the premiers, could
have little effect on the ultimate
outcome OF the negotiations.
The principle enunciated in that
agreement viii remain the same,
II vas explained, and the American
government VIII continue to adhere
to its original position that a settle
ment to which J~uEo-Slavia objected
not to be forced n that country.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-28
'RESCINETO" HARD TO SAY;
MAN ASKS NAME BE CHANGED

Judge ". D. Howe OF the s4th dis
trict court. Friday afternoon granted
an application OF Philip Rescineto TO
change his name 10 Philip p Dumont
The petition stated that Rescineto
was hard 10 SPELL hard TO pronounce
and hard for the a to catch. and
susceptible 70 nicknames such as
Rusty and Reniskey." It Was hard
to get a job with such a name. the
petition also stated
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-28

IT III
Eight enlistments were recorded at
the army recruiting station Friday,
as follows: Claude Smith. Snyder.
Texas. ordnance James L Thompson,
Sweetwater, Texas. remCunt station.
Fort Bliss: John ". Mills. Snyder.
Texas, ordnance; Alvin Vose. Albu-
quercue. n. N, field artillery Fred
A. Stinson, FL Paso. coast artillery.
Philippine Islands: Frank Thompson,
FL Paso. ordnance Roy Chase.
Amarillo. Texas. coast artillery. Phil
ippine Islands. and Hamel T. Steele,
Amarillo. Texas, coast artillery, Phil
ippine Islands
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-28
Reds GiOing Up
War For Peace
Time Pursuits

MOSCOW, RUSSIA Fed q -Fr0m
various towns Of soviet Russia. news
comes to the effect hat red army
men are being transferred from the
battle fronts 10 peaceful civilian pur-
suits.
Red soldiers are at work in Petro-
grad pursuing peace time vacations.
At Pskov they r loading and IN
loading trains and clearing the
tracks.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-28
THE WEATHER
Q. s. DEPARTMENT OF AGRFCUITU
WEATHER DIREaE.

Q. 8. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE
WEATHER BUREAU.
Observations taken at 8 a m. f5th ne
rdian time, FEBRUARY g. 1890.
Forecasts
q Paso and Vicinity: Generally fair
tonight and Sunday colder.
New Mexico- Cloudy tonight; Sunday
fair; no decided change IN temperature.
Arizona: Fair tonight ard probably
Sunday; no decided change IN tsmpsrz-
ture.
West Texas: Tonight generally fair:
colder. temperature Il 70 20 north por-
ton. freezing southeast portion. Sunday
generally fair colder south portion
Relative humidity In E. Paso ~ noon
Saturday was % percent; Temperature
ca.
Precipitation last - hours unchesl $500.
STAFF ~ UanHhu-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-28

the recognition moreover by the allies
that the treaty OF Versailles was not
to remain unchanged and b a n OF
the articles Of the covenant provid-
ing for revision was o inserted Is
an empty promise, but might be ac-
tually invoked.
Friends of the president have here
tofore put much faith in that article
which permits Of revision though
they have wondered how the treaty
could be revised so long as all agree
ments on the council must be unani-
nous. Italy Is e member Of the u
ell and the president expresses in his
last mole a fear that revision Of a
mandate is doubtful Speaking Of
giving Italy a mandate over Albania,
Mr.. Wilson SAYS.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-28
HUDSGTH SUED
LAW PARTNER

congressman Clduu 2. HuQSuern
had to give up for awhile his part IN
the discussion OF the railroad bill and
the peace treaty and the League OF
Nations and other topics, political and
otherwise in official Washington this
week and come TO FL Paso and take
part in a lawsuit which has been
filed against him
The style Of the suit is J. A. Gillett
vs. Claud B. HudsDeth, and is for
specific performances OF contract and
partition. 1t vas flied on April %.
1913.
The case grew out Of a transaction
when Gillett and Hudspeth were law
partners in FL Paso. The two men
formed a partnership IN 1910 and IN
October, 1912, the partnership was
dissolved.
Trial Set For Monday.
The suit Of Gilett against h on
gresham, which is for a part OF the
fee received by the firm OF Gillett q
Hudspeth when they were law part
ners, VIII come up for trial Monday
before judge W D. Howe and a jury
in the 34th district court.
Gillett alleges that Hudspeth, being
his partner, took in his own name,
but for the firm, a contract with the
wife Of E. R. Jackson. deceased. for.
a contingent interest in the large es-
tate LETT by Jackson. who owned ex-
rensiVe ranch properties In Sutton
and adjoining counties. He further
alleges that H~udspeth obtained an ad-
ditionaf contract for representing
Jackson's child, and that the litiga-
ton over the estate was compromised
in 1919 by paying certain sums Of
money to the adverse claimant and
that large properties we're recovered
for the widow Of Jackson ana her
The plaintiff also alleges that
there vas set aside 10 Hudspeth
numerous tracts Of land which he sold
for about $4,000 and that Hudspeth
had expended OF his own means S25.-
600 or $4,000 In aiding the compro-
misses obtained by litigation
Claims Fee Not Divided.
He also claims that the congress-
mar did not divide the fee with him.
which he alleges the congressman
was bound to do. as to the balance
that was due after reimburslng him
self Tor the money paid out IN the
matter.
The congressman alleges that GIL
lett refused to take part IN the llti-
cation and agreed that he (Hudspethl
should have all the fee in the case.
To this claim Gillett replies, deny
ing the congressman 3 contention and
says he was willing and Offered TO
assist in the litigation. but was re-
FUSED participation In the cas- by the
congressman Gillett also sets forth
that he gave all his time to the other
partnership business while Hudspeth
was working On the case and that
he is entitled to his part OF the fee
as Hudspsth was to fees in the other
cases which were handled alone BY
Gillett and that Hudspeth received
his part OF these fees made By GIL
lett.
Gilett wiz e represented in the
case by attorney Frank G. Norris.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-28

orchestra Give your automobile a
rest tomorrow afternoon. and attend
the concert at Liberty hall Give a
IhO't to Music. +. G.. Billings Piano
CO.=Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-28

City building inspector Percy Nc
Chez has been sick 1T his home for a
week with the influenza He X
poets to be able TO return to his Of
flee IN the city hail Monday.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-28

Tuesday. March End. being Texas
Independence Day and a legal holi-
day. ali banks viii be closed the en-
Fl Paso Clearing HOuse-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-28

Moreover. one part COT Albania)
would be administered to by the
Italian government which Is repre-
scented in the council Of the league,
the other part by the Jugo-Slavia
government, which has no such
representation Therefore, TO alter or
withdraw the mandate at some future
time would be wen nigh impossible"
The foregoing paragraph has .ex-
cited much establishment for il is
contrary TO one Of the statements
made at the time the mandatory sys-
TEN was put into the treaty by the
president, namely that a mandate was
like a charter that could be revoked.
II is considered possible that the
president did not notice this damag-
ing admission as he revised the note
prepared by his experts For, under
another article OF the covenant, Italy
would be barred from voting on the
question OF administration OF candi-
date or anything else II she became
party to a dispute that had TO be ad-
Justed by the council Of the league.
Copyright 1920, The FL Paso Her
X
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-28

LICENSED TO WE'D.
Edgar NJ Whiting and Helen Hudson.
Juan Cortez and Leonardo Segobia-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-28

wooden heels for boots a shoes
were first made in Lynn, Mass, in
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-28

Women were not allowed TO act on
the stage IN England until after the
restoration.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-28

Fiume affair to appease Italy. while
president Wilson was quite sure this
would only mean a temporary calm
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-16

LONDRES. Abril l5.-Ser!os mo-
tines tuvicron lugar duraDte toda Ia
noche de aver en- Londonderry, r.
landa. segun las noticiaS recibidas
hoy DE- DubIi. La muchedumbre
~smenazaba con atacar IA prision de
Londonderry, pero varios Sacerdo-
ties lograron eyitar que Sc llcvara
a cabo tai acto, calmando 4 los amo-
tinados Y eXhortaNdoleS 4 que Sc
Q~ispersaran. Las tropas ing!eSas ha-
bian dado variaS cargas a la hayo--
meta. contra la multiJud, sin lograr
que los amotinados Sc disp~crsaran.
por 10 que los saccrdotes acordaron
cntrar en- a%ccion. conSiguierdo con
Sus prtdicaS 10 que TO pudo lograr
Ia tucrza bruta. Los perju;cios re-
sultantcs DC cstos motineS, han Sido
coasiderables.
DUBLIN. Abril l5.-El Sargcnto
Henrsin, del CUerpo Real de Con-
OBSTACLES IrlandeSeS. fuG tiroteado
Gurante los d~osGrdenes que tuvicron
.Ugar en- BaIbrjggan, poblaci6n ST.
tuada como a IS millas al RoreSte
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DESAPARECIO Ell QUE FUE JE-
FE DEL ESTADO MAYOR DEL
Oral. Won LUETTWiTI

BERLIN. .Abril l5.-El Captain
Won Pabst. que jugo IN papel muy
importantc en- ell golpe de estado
que los mi!itariStas llevaron a cabo
rccientcmente aqui Y en- el efimero
gobierro que I~oGraron establecer. ha
Gesaparecido con el resto de los fon
DOS del tesoro con que Sc ~f!nancio
cl moyimiento. FL gobicrno de Ebert
huSca ahora al Captain Won Pabst
Dor estar acusado de ser uno de los
PARTICIPATES IidereS del movimicnto
contrarrevoIucionario, micntras que
los "kappistas" por ST. parte 10 bus
IAN para ~rescatar los fondos que So
iiev0.
PabSt. segun Sc dice deSaparecio
con 100000 marcos, (312.O00 pc
SOS al tipo normal de camb;o,) su-
ma que restaba de los fondos de Ia
Union Nacional. una organization
dc oficiales que eStaba asociada en-
el movimiento para derrocar al 60
hierno de Ebert.
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Los ~japoneses tuvleron
fuertes baias en- eI
combate del Amur

LONDRES. Abrii 15.-Las baJas
de los japoneses Ell CT combate soste-
nido entire las fuerZas rusas Y las NJ
ponas ell dia 5 del mes en- curse, en-
khabarovsk, en- la region del Amur,
a~scienden a 81 muertos Y 1873 herldos,
segun eXpresa UT communicate Official
Gado a la publicidad en- la capital Ja--
ponesa ell dia de aver. Los rusos tu-
vieron 400 muertos Y 1900 heridos.
Las noticiaS recibidas aQui de Via
divostok, dicen Que la ciudad Sc ha-
la tranquila Y que los japoneses han
devuelto va todas las propiedades Y
objetos que habian c~onfiscado GUAM
co tomaron possession dc la plaza con
exception de las armas y m~uniciones.
Las comunicaciones OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Y cl Japjn que habiaH sido cortadas
lace dias. quedaron restablecldas
nuevamente.
FL Ministerio de Rclaciones EXte-
riores japonGs anunei6 anochc cue no
era cleric que los japoneses lutheran
fortificado las islas del Mar del Sur.
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Mr.. Dodson ordenarla
Ia suspension? de VEN
tas del CaIomeI
Dice que ell calOmel es mercu-
rio Y aetna como dinamita
SObre ell higadO.

Dodson esta hacienda una gran
campana contra ell calomel en- el Sur
del pals. En- todaS las droGuerlas
Sc ha notado una gran dismlnuclon
eY las yentas de esta TeligroSa dro-
"a. dando todoS Ia misma razon. Que
Is: "Dodson's Liver Tone" esta re-
emplazandolo.
eel Ca!omel es peligroSo Y el pu-
blico 10 sabc. mientras Que eI bod
sons Liver Tone es completamente
= g i~nofensivo V da mejores re
sultados." diio IN promlnente dro-
guista de esta localldad. "Dodson's
Liver Tone csta garantizadO en- to-
das las droguerias a donde sc ven
de. Una botella grandc vale soda
mente unos cuantos centavos ' sc
garantizau sus r~esuitados, devClvlen-
do e. importe en- case c~ontrarIo.
"Dodson's Liver Tone es un re-
medic puramente vegetal. agradable
al paladar Y completamente inofeaSi-
tanto para los ninos como para
los adultos. Tome n c~ucharada por
Ia noche V a Ia manana Slguiente
Sc sentira bueno Y Sano, sin rastro
de biliosidad, dolor de cabeza, este
mayo acido 0 constipation de los in
testinos. No produce retorcijones nj
otras molestias como el peligroso ca
lionel. Tome una dosis de calomel
hoy V manana Sc sentira debil Y
enfermo. No pierda IN dia de ira
bajo. Tome "Dodson's Liver Tone"
V Sc sentira perfectamente, fuerte Y
ileno de energias y vitalidad. C4dv}
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FraCaso en- Ia industrial
81 siStema Soviet

ESTOCCLMO. Abril Eel Con-
seio Ccmunista Pan-Ruso dc Moscou.
ha decid,do abolir el sitema de Consc-
Jos .Soviets para Ia administration he
las EmrreSas industrialeS lue sc pu-
sieron en- vigor a raiz del criuNf0 Gel
gobierno russo del Soviet, en- vista
de que los reSultados obtenidos hasta
ahora, han demostrado ser un com
pleto fracaso. En- vez de esoS Conse-
jos administrators, Sc pondran a.
frente de las enlpreSas industriaies
ADMINISTRATORS ~eXpertos Y c0mreten-
ties en- el ramo de cada n de las in
dustrial.
La anterior noticia Sc c~ontiene en-
un despacho recibido aqui proccdente
de HelSingfors, Finlandia.
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TAMBIEN LOS POLACOS QUE
rem OCUPAR TERRITORIO
ALEMAN

BERLIN. Abrii lie! FoSsischc
Zeitung rublica en- su edici0n de
roy. Ia noticia de que eli goLierno
polaco ha informado al Supreme Con
sejo AIjado. que tienc Ia ~in5enci0n
dc ocupar en- breve territorio alcm%n,
81 los alcmanes faltan a los compro-
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tremadamcGtc s2ria y que h& tomato
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,~u-LAS CIENTIcICAs.
SOCIOLOGICAL Y POLITICA.

IN Casa A.cua--P2giDas del drst-rco.
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auf.ueuc.~ DC Lsga"@ y .Os ESsaGos
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MUCHACHAS! Su cabellera necesita I'm POGO de Dan
derine'-eso es TODD. Cuando su cabello Sc adelgaza 0 pier
de su lustre, cuando aparece la repulsiva caspa, o Sc lie cae
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solo salvara su cabello silo que aumentara Su hermosura.
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