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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-17

w niedalekicj przysz}osci w koSciele
p. W. NajSw. Serca Pana Jezusa, ma Stu
bnym kobiercu stana p. J0zef Bondy-
ga z parma Stanisiawa Broda.
Wczoraj PREY zbiegu ulic kedzie l
47mej automobil, kt0rym kierowal John
Mandels, Fam. pnr. 1910 SO. Carpenter
ul., najecha} i pokaleczyi Anne WOjdc,
lat As, aam. pnr. 6S7 SO. Paulina ul
Rokaleczona przewieziono do szpitala
.powiatowego a szofera zatrzymano M
stacyi policyjnej.
Katarzyna Malina, lat IS. zam. pnr.
3456 So. Winchester ave-, zostafa wczO-
raj ~okradziona ma tramwaju linii Ash
land ave-. z got6wki $30.45. W czaslc
natloku jaki panowai wSkutck braku
woz0w ramwajowyCh podczas strajku
elektrotechnik0w.
w domu PIP. Stanisiawa i Amy JAM
ckich, Fam. pnr. 1872 So. California ave
nue., zapanowala niezmicrna radOSC Z
powodu przyjScia ma SWAT pociechy W
poStaci tegicgo i zdrowego synka. %
ciec jest u~rzednikiem banku p. n. ,,De,
positors State Bank.
Pred paru dniami ciezarowy auto,
mobil najechaI IA trzynaStoletnicEc
Bronis}awa Walkowiaka. Fam. pnr. 900
So. Throop ul. wskutek czego ch}opicc
odni0SI zlamanie Level reki. Przewie'
ziono go do szpitala German Deaco'
ness Hospital, Gdzie sic znajduje W
stanie k%rytycznym.
z dzielnicy Town Of Lake, wiclu
naszych rofak6w odjrbdza do Polski
do rodzinnych stron ma ojcowskie "a.
gony. Nicma tyGodnia aeby gromadH
ich ME w~yjechaia.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-17

nixon federalnym liste wszyst--
kich salonow i restauracyi, w kto-
rych otrzymai trunk upajajace.
Me zanotowano tn zadnych
s~zczerych wysifk6w celem forso-
wanna aktu Nolstead'a" dodal VIII
son.
WIEScI z W~ASzYNGToNU.
Washington, II. lipca. - Cd
byia sic tn wczoraj k~onferencya
sekretarza stanu Colby'ego z
ministrem do Polski, Hugh Glib
son'em i p. J. Smulskim.
Omawiano wazne sprawy. ty-
czace sic polskiej sytuacyi. 2 po-
danych prasie wiadomosci notuje-
my, re chociaz dotad jeszcze Off
cyalnie ME ogfoszono tego, Rad
amerykanski da wsparcie Polsce
polityczne i finansowe.
P~REZYDENT N
SIEDMIU GENERALoW-
MAJORoW.
Washington, II. lipca. - Ia
mianowanie przez prezydenta Sic
dmiu generalow-majorow j dwu-
dziestu-dwu brygadyerow stosow
ME do nowego wniosku reorgani-
zacyjnego armii. zostaio tn ogio-
szone wczoraj przez department
wojny.
Zamianowani So generai-majora
mi: genera}owie brygady Albert
Cronkitc, William B. Ham, Oh.
T. Menoher, Chas. H. Muir, VIM.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-17
FARTUCHY

W.
WieRi zapas ola kobiet / panien -
robione z dobrego ginghamu W glad
kim kolorze, kratkowate, W paski i
plaids, wszystkie wielkoSci i kolo-
~, wartoSc sos, sprzedaa1 90
pred spisem inwentarza A'O~
COVERALL FARTUCHY
znakomity sortyment, robione z ja--
SneSo / ciemnego perkalu, ugarniro
wane rick rack plecionka i glad
kim piping, DUE k~ieszenie i pasek,
DUE / Srednie WielkoSci, cokOlwiek
zbrudzone, wartOSc $50, W spree
day pred SpiSem in IL
weDtarZa ..........
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-17
Nasza Poniedzia}kowa Wysprzedaz
Pred Spisem Inwentarza
SUKIENKI

dziewczece ola dzicwczat lat 8 do
IA. robione z bialej wolfe i lawn &C.,
ugarnirowane koronka | haftem
hemstitched i haftowany skirt
wielkosci 8 do IA lat, warte Si.5O,
sprzedaz pred spisem 20
inwentarza ..........
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-17
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Naae Naa'
Lnaczki low SN Sl4Ua Sl4illl Znaczk

KOTLY
DUE moSiezne, stationary drewnia-
ne ucha, reg. $40 gatunek e 90
Ma w~ysprzedaz tylko O'OO
WYZYMACZE.
Novelty enclosed ball bearing, gwa-
rantowane ma try lata, mac OK
wySprzedazy tylko po WV
PODSTAWA Do WYZYMACZA
dObrze zrobiOne Skiadana, zrobione
z twardego Idrzewa, So = co
gatuneF, ma w~ysprzedaz O.OO
DISK DO PRASOWANIA
dobrze zrobione skladane, ma wy
Sprzedaz $50 wartoSC, = OF
Sztuha Ulko ........ OsHO
Bale
DUE galwanizowane do prania, PREY
Rad ma wyzymacz, ma wy 20
sprzedaz tylko pO 49,. AsO~
TERPENTYNA
czySta ma wySprZedaz y DE-
calon tylko ...... 40
SERWIS OBLADOWY
100 sztuk re ziocona opaska, na Wv
sp pri Nv wartoSe 80 1885
SERWIS OBIADOWY
30 sztukowy. kilka deseni, dop6h o
g~raniczona iloSc starczy10 E0
SerwiS ..........S. AHsOO
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-17
UNION GARNTTURY

meSkie biale, doSkonaie gauze bal
briggan, kr6tkie rekawy, d}ugosci
do kostek, sprzedaz pred spisem
'nwentarza.
DO bardzo taniej Genie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-17

statni fatality wypadek zaszedl
II" Srode, blisko Panther. gdy P.
L Hatfield, deputowany szery-
ia powiatowego, z powiatu Nc
Dowell, zostai zastrzelony znie-
uacka,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-17
SUKIENKI

dNeciece, biale wolfe i lawn, pick
ME ugarnirOwane haftem, korOnka
i jedwabna wstazka, W zapasie Kill
ka roznych styl0w wielkoSci = do 6
lat wartoSt do 81, W sprzedazy -
pred spisem inwentarz a 90
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-17

ONHOME RULE
BILL SOUGHT

london Eng Dec. li.-Ne mbers Of
the house Of lords who have stood
firmly against the Irish home rule
bill, passed hy the house Of commons.
were iu consultation with members
Of the government overnight it is
understood, trying 90 arrange some
sort OF compromise relative TO the
measure.
Ii was asserted here this morning
that tho virtual deadlock between the
two houses Of parliament must be
compromised or the bin would he lost
and the home rule measure Of 1914
automatically would become law as
soon as ratification Of tho Turkish
treaty formally ends the war
Members Of the upper house OF par
lament object 20 the provision OF the
bill for the council of ireland and OPP
pose the clause providing that il Ire
land declines TO accept the form or
government established by the meas
ure. a crown colony government VIII
be imposed Some writer's declare
that when the house Of lords meets
at noon Saturday 10 VIII hear royal
assent given the measure and see it
placed in the statute books as law
The report that Eamoun de Valera
Is coming 90 England is discredited
lu official circles, where it IS stated
that he has technically offended
against the law and is liable 20 be ar
rested I'm this country Officials call
attention 90 the fact that he escaped
from prison in 1918, and was Snug
Eled out Of the country.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-17
LIVE WIRE CLUB CLOSES
CAMPAIGN WITH DINNER

A dinner celebrating the conclusion
Of a membership drive was given at
the T. H. C. A. Thursday night by
the Live Wire club Of older employed
boys. The club has 81 members and
has set a goal Of so for the senior and
the junior organizations. Nate Cor
dova headed the winning team which
win be the guests OF the losers
headed by Jack Jones. az a banquet TO
be given the first week IN January
J. j. Foster spoke on Loyalty. The
Live Wire club viii be IN charge Of
C vaudeville performance and q brass
band program AZ The Jazz county talr
Der 81 and 29.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-17
TO
HEADHARDING
INAUGURATION

Washington, D. C., Dec 17.-Chair-
man win H. Hays Of the Republican
national committe has announced the
personnel OF the COMMITTEES which
viii have charge Of the ceremony OF
inaugurating W. G. Harding as presi-
dent on March 4.
The chairman Is Edward 3. Mclean,
publisher OF the Washington Post,
and the executive committee COM
prises Edward i. ColladaE, member OF
the national committee for the Dis
trict Of Columbia; Samuel J. Prescott,
vice chairman OF the state committee
for the district Fred ". Upham, Chi
cag0- national treasurer and Jess
Smith OF Washington Courthouse.
Ohio. an intimate friend OF the presi-
dent elect.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-17
WHEAT ACREAGE IS
ESTIMATED AT 4O6O5. 900

Washington, D. c., Dec. 1.-THE
area Gown 70 winter wheat this fail
is 40,6o5, 900 acres. which is Is per-
cent less than the revised area Eoun
last fall The condition OF the crop on
December I was SIS percent OF a
normal, compared with $50 a year
ago, SIS on December !, 1918, and
SIS the ten year average on that
date.
The area sown 20 rye this Eall g.
A,655,000 acres, which Is ia percent
less than the revised area soWu ia
the fail Of last year.
The condition Of rye on December I.
was 500 percent Of a normal com
pared with sos a year ago; SO on
December 4, 1918 and 91.2 the ten
years average on December I.
The acreage and condition Of winter
wheat in the principal producing
states follows:
Illinois, 2,47O.0OO and IS.
Missouri, 2.82o,oO0 and 90.
Nebraska, a,30l,000 and 80.
Oklahoma. 800, 900 and IS.
Kansas, 10.3f3.o00 and Sc.
Texas, 1,834,000 and SO.
Warrington 10000 and %.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-17
FUNERAL SERVICES HELD FOR
PRESIDENT MILsnN,s mELaTINI

Airs. r. J.. Harris, Instantly related
70 president Wilson. who died DecEm-
Der Is at the family residence. 2915
Alameda avenue was buried Friday
morning. Rev. S. J. n. Williams.
assistant pastor OF the First Baptist
church officiating. Lr. and Mrs.
Harris lived in FL Paso for Il years.
coming here from sonora, sutton
county. Texas. Besides her husband.
surviving are her daughter. Kathryn.
her mother. Mrs Kate Howell. and a
brother, r. L Howell, all Of El Paso.
AIRS. Harris was a second cousin Of
president Wilson.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-17
ADCLUB TAKES
STEPS TOFORM
NEW BUREAU

A committee 70 Investigate the
feasibility OF establishing a better
business bureau in FL Paso was
named Friday by A. II. Lockhart,
president Of the Adcluh, at its lunch
con al the chamber OF commerce.
". u. DauEhdriu brought the mat
ter up. The committee includes
Lawrence Gardner, chairman; A. r
Millican. Win Winch, Ray shelton
Fabian Stolaroff and J. A. smith A
report VIII be made at the next
a Plea for aid for the starving
babies OF Europe was made by @ n
Bassett. who with James O.. McNary
and z. S. Stewart has charge OF a
drive here to raise $4,000 toward the
American relief fund Each member
Of the club took cards and VIII ask
friends TO contribute.
Ben Lewis defended the movie men
Of the city. he said there had been
reports that the motion picture men
opposed carnivals because they were
recited what movie men had done
during and since the war that was
unselfish-
After his talk the club voted thanks
TO the mayor and city council Tor
barring carnivals from the city and
10 the movie men Tor what tney haa
Lucius Pryor made a talk on the
opera company that is 20 appear here
next week. He denounced as absurd
a report that the original company is
not coming here
President Loczhart named Jack
BiEEv and James A. Borders Is glad
handlers for a month me club
adopted q resolution 20 fine any mem
Der heard knocking another member.
unless TO his face.
A. r. 1uulcau sang two SONGS ac-
companled by AIRS. Charles j. Andrews.
r. j.. Thomas. an aviator, made
short talk. lie was the guest Of Bob
MulIn.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-17
.ISARM, SAVE
TAXES, PLAN
SUGGESTED
By DAVID LAWRENCE.
lContInuea from page u

ornaments could be agreed upon the
following things would probably hap
pen-
Income taxes would be reduced and
foreign countries would be able 70
use some Of the money they are
spending for armament IN paying
America something on the big war
made on the war debt the credit Of
European countries would be en-
HANGED.
Would Improve Markets.
American wheat and cotton and
other goods would find a ready mar
ket abroad because the rate OF ex-
change would 90 up as the credit Of
each country. advanced. and thus the
shortage Of commodities abroad
would be satisfied by the American
surplus and better prices would be
obtainabls for wheat. cotton and
other products which are now SO low
priced
Liberty bonds would rise in value
because the American government
would be able 70 get along without
further borrowing and because pay
OH the Interest on government Obi-
cations, which at present must be
raised by taxation
Finally, II Europe could be turned
from thoughts Of war and its money
and men put TO productive purposes
the stability Of the political situation
would bring about a quicker return
TO normal economic conditions. That
is why disarmament has at last got
70 the 'front.' Of the stage and VIII stay
there for several months as the
people everywhere clamor for lower
taxes and better export markets
copyright, 1920, by David LaWrence.l
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-17
SCHOOL CHILDREN WILL
GIVE BENEFIT PROGRAM

A benefit program for the American
legion sanatorium az Eerrville VIII be
given at s o'clock tonight at san ia
clnto school. Miss Anne Magoffin and
Miss Mary Ginther are in charge Of
the arrangements. A two-act play
VIII be given and the program also
VII include music numbers and
dances. The following children will
participate: Manuel Soto, Reyes Her
randezs James Deaver. Gates Davis,
Maxine Rogers, Louis Harrison,
Catherine Houseman, Inez Davis,
Theodosia Ardoin, Rosa May Bentley.
Willie Timm. Frank Webster, Edmund
Price, Robert Colburn, Lorraine Lay
ton Dorothy Day. William Simon, Ray
" alkeri Evelyn Wyiie, Josephine Ma
tons. Nolan Pike, Lawrence Aguilar.
ora Newton, Louis May Eckois, and
Juauita Smith.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-17
Vice Consul Gets $3.50
Returned To Owners

Vice consul Oscar Harper. IN Juarez.
obtained the return OF $3.50. stolen
from two Americans in Gale de
Dlablo BY Mexican gamblers
G D. Water, a Los Angeles tourist.
who Is en- route 70 see his wife IN
Dallas. decided to have a good time
in Juarez. Someone took $50 from
his pockets and placed 81 on the gam
Ing table. Then the manager Of the
place, an American. said: You lose"
O. T. Choate said he had been
Geeced out Of $500 at another place.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-17
INCREASED FREIGHT RATES
10 FL PASO ARE ATTACKED

All freight rates increased over the
tariffs published effective August IS.
1920. have been attacked by the traf-
ffc department Of the chamber Of
commerce in a formal complaint that
viii be filed with the interstate
commerce commission The increases
attacked viii be effective December
81. They range from ] 10 AZ cents
a 100 pounds on everything shipped
10 El PaEo from eastern territory. 1t
Is set out that n the Increases are
allowed, they win establish a prece-
OF the country.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-17
OF
Ell PASO KEEP
UP PAY SCALE

Although the ore market Is at Its
lowest point since 1919, and smolters,
cement plants, brick yards and other
industries all over the country are
cutting wages and reducing forces,
the FL paso smelter and the cement
plants have neither cut wages nor re-
duced the number Of employees
Officials at the smelter say they
have been paying top price Tor labor
since 1919, and although Ii may be
necessary to make a reduction In the
future, thus far they have been able
to Keep up the scale Of wages.
Officials at the cement plant an
nouuced that no reduction had been
made AID none is expected They
stated also there probably viii be no
reduction Of forces either at that plant
or the brick yards
This announcement IS considered
proof OF the good financial condition
Of 81 Paso and vicinity, coming as 10
does in the face Of eastern and north
eru reports that workmeu are being
laid off by thousands and that wage
cuts from a fsE- cents 20 50 and more
"a day are becoming effective Tor such
employees as are retained.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-17
Fairbanks Home Bought
For Wilson, Price SI50,000

Washington. D. O.. Dee 1.-THE
purchase for president Wilson OF the
former home here Of Henry p. Fair
banks, 2340 S Street. Northwest. was
announced Today by r. ~. Boiling
the Presidents br0therinlaw.
The house viii be the permanent
residence Of the president after his
retirement from office March a.
Ihe price Is reported 10 have been
$4,000.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-17
LARGE CHILE COPPER NINE
WILL REDUCE PRODUCTION

Santiago. Chile, Dec. 1.-THE
monthly output Of the Braden Copper
company mine az Sewell, the second
largest in Chile, is TO be reduced By
more than half, owing 10 the unfavor-
able situation OF the copper market.
fl was announced today By Alfred
Houston, resident director Of the Bra
den company and South American rep
resentative OF Guggenheim Bros.
Mr. Houston declared il was hoped
10 renew normal activities within
year.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-17
Wilson Urged To Free
Al Political Prisoners

Oberlin. Ohio. Dee ia move
meut to petition president Wilson 70
grant amnesty on Christmas 70 all
federal political prisoners held under
the espionage act has been inaugu-
rated bv DR. Henry Churchill King,
president of Oberlin college Restora-
ton OF free speech, press and assem-
blaEe also IS urged
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-17
Texas Girls To Teach
English In Tuaez

JuareE 81 % have an English school
under tutelage OF two women Ar
rangements have been completed for
Misses Loleet Mccullough. OF san
Antonio, and Pauline Stiff. OF Denton,
Texas, 70 teach the class. Mayor
Antonio Corona was one OF the first
pupils enrolled
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-17
c. OF c. WILL OUTLINE EFFECT
OF MINIMUM WAGE LAW

Effect OF the SIC a week minimum
wage law in FL Paso viii be told IN
detail in a statement being prepared
by the Industrial relations department
OF the chamber Of commerce. The
statement win be used as the basis
Of an effort 70 get the law repealed
or amended.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-17
FILIPNOS Thank WILSON
FOR URGING INDEPENDENCE

Manila. P. J.. Dec. IA joint reso-
luton Of thanks 10 president wilson
for his recommendatiou for Filipino
independence expressed in his recent
message 20 congress was adopted to-
day by the 18th Philippine legislG-
ture-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-17

Don't stay stuffed up. Quit blow
ing and snuffingl A dose Of 'Pape's|
cold Compound' taken every two
hours until three doses are taken
usually breaks I'D a cold and ends
I'D grippe misery
The first dose opens cloEged-up
r and air passages Of head
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-17

Alf Ash AALA ~ AAtlA III Hs
St. Louis, No. Dec 1i--AdmOniriol
TO stop trapping in an effort 20 check
the rapidly declining prices OF raw
pelts was given 70 trappers through
out the world today by the lnterna-
tional Fur Exchange Prices Of raw
furs have declined an average Of so
percent in the last year.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-17
SEVEN STATES
TO EXHIBIT AT
POULTRY SHOW

N1uN breeders OK tfue poultry vii
enter chickens in the tenth annual
SHOW TO be held tn EI Paso January
Io 20 TO- according to a report made
by the show committee al the monthly
meeting Thursday night Of the El
Paso Poultry association at the cham
her OF commerce
Entries already are assured from
Arizona. New Mexico, Colorado, kan
sag. California and Arkansas as wen
rs from many EI paEo breeders.
Large classes OF American breeds.
Reds. Rocks and Wyandottes, and fun
glasses of Ancouas Columbian Wyan-
dottes and Domineques VIII be e1-
hihited.
An extensive campaign among the
BREEDERS OF the southwest has been
made by the show committee, accord
fucto william Sperliug, secretary.
Five letters have been sent 70 urae-
ffra77v every breeder in the territory.
one thousand dollars I'm prizes VIII
BE- awarded at the show
Women in Japan are being urged
60 wear cotton instead Of the more
costly silks
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-17
MAYOR CORONA TELLS
Enu-El-LL. m ELuE IN

L0G4ALAn VI MS LAAAN
Mayor Antonio Corona has returned
70 Juarez after attending the inau-
guration OF Gen. Aware Obregon as
president He presided al a meeting
Of the Juarez council after his re-
turn and reported TO the members the
occurrences OF his trip
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-17

AAsEELEuA BALk
FROM MEXICO CITY
Manuel Pristo. Juarez customs in
spector, has returned from a trip 70
Mexico City.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-17
.AWNBROKER
HELDN PERRY
ROBBERY CASE

The third arrest growing out Of the
robbery Of the home OF z. Gordon
Perry. on the night Of December 2.
was made when deputy sheriff J. C.
stansei took A. z. Rosenbaun, a pawn
broker on South EI Paso street into
custody on a grand jury Indictment
charging him with receiving and con-
Cealing stolen property. Rosenbaun
waved bond OF $1,000.
Rosenbaun. IL is charged. received
in pawn a $500 diamond rinE alleged
20 have been taken from AIRS. Perry
at the point Of a pistol by Z. J. Will
Hams negro, who has been indicted.
Luke Moore, another negro also un-
der arrest is alleged TO have sold the
ring for Williams.
ROsenhaun denies the charge
against him, asserting that the ring
vas accepted just as in the case OF
any other property to be paWned-
PHOSOGRAPH RECORDS STOLEN.
About 80 photograph records was
the loot taken from the home Of w.
n Sublett, 1919 Tays street, Thurs
day night, according TO report made
police. The numbers ranged from
Jazz 10 grand opera.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-17
LET
FOR MILES OF
PAVED ROAD

Contract for - miles Of concrete
road extending from Fabens to the
eastern boundary line OF the county
was awarded TO the Lee Moor Con
structiOn company, whose bid was
ssS0.OOo by the county commissioners
in session Thursday
The link is part OF Texas highway
10. j. a road to connect Fl Paso and
Texarkana, extending through large
north Texas towns. 1t viii give
complete hard-surface road to the
eastern county line and complete
paved read the entire length OF the
county.
DR.. r. ]. 1IcCamant was reelected
county physician, and Dr. VIII Rogers
assistant.
III. p. Deadly, 3. = stevens, Mrs
Florence Lair. Mrs ". B. Bull and
I'd. II Whitaker were named for the
board Of governors Of the county
hospital
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-17

New York. Dec. 17.-Failure OF the
stock exchange firm OF Holster,
Lyon and Walton was announced to-
day from the rostrum. No statement
Of liabilities and assets was issued.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-17

GToTTTTI WILL VISIT ENGLAND.
Paris. France, Dec 17.-Premier
Gioutti. Of italy viii 60 TO London
10 confer with premier Lloyd George
during the Christmas vacations. IL IS
announced here.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-17
THE PARIS STORE
BOG East Overland ST.
321 S. Stanton ST. (COF. End ST.

under the eF and Of Max BOrchO
,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-17

Women in Japan are being urged
TO wear cotton instead of the more
costly silks
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-10
VEGETABLES AND FRUITS AWARDED
PRIZES BY THE SELECTED JUDGES

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H. G Booth.
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