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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-07
Income Tax Open All Day Saturdays.

Although it is customary Tor public
Offices, as rule. TO observe half holiday
Saturdays. Collector of Internal Revenue
Harry I. Graham today announced that
the income tax division of his office will
be open each Saturday afternoon from
now on, for the assistance of taxables III
filling out their blanks and paying the
lax. The Office has q sufficient number of
blanks of all kinds for distribution The
oftce II located in the Post office Building.
third floor, Ninth and Shipley streets
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-07
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1920 CALENDARS FREE.

Every Evening has a limited
number Of small calendars for
1920, suitable for home or office,
which may be had free on applica-
ton at the Business Office.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-07

"Dardanella" player rolls and records.
Afford Piano Co, 30 West Ninth street.
ADV.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-07
Weather Forecast.

BY Associateu Press 70 every Evening
Washington. Feb. 7.--Wcather forecast FOR
] eiaware.
PROBABLY snoy furrieS tonight. sunday
partly cloudy and slightly colder.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-07
U.S.. AND JAP TROOPS
UNA|DED IN SIBERIA,
AS RUSSIANS FLEE

Americans Said TO Have Clasn-r
With Toxic Soldiers Who Tried
TO Save Russ Commander.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-07

The safe, sensible drink--Ciover Dairy
milk.--Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-07

Certified mill for infants. Clover
Dairy Co.-Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-07

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Premier Lloyd George, in a dispatch
from London. yesterday, is reported to
have said, with great emphasis, that the
allies would gain the custody OF and try
the men named in the list of war crimi-
nails, submitted by them to Germany
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-31
IN
BERLIN SHOW
HEAVY LOSSES

Berlin, Ger. Dec S1.-Street rail-
ways in Berlin have been operated at
a loss Of 100000 marks during the
first nine months OF municipal owner
ship, and in spite OF increased fare It
is estimated this loss viii reach 60.-
100000 marks before the end Of the
first year. Fares already have been
increased from 80 20 so pfenniEs and
IL is proposed to further Increase
them to one mark.
Increased wages and higher costs
for power are given as the chief rea-
sons for the large deficit
Although employees have been given
several wage increases. demands for
more pay have been always pending,
with the threat OF strike II they are
not granted
In view OF the financial situation
and ever increasing wage demands u
has been suggested that a COMMITTEES
be created to keep Workmen informed
about the operation and cost Of the
street railway system, in the hope
that Well informed employees viii be
Some OF the supporters
OF municipal plan IS being discredit-
ed by workmen who make unusual
demands and threats.
They also demand a more careful
check on the management % the
street railways. particularly with re-
gard to expenditures.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-31

Friday the adclub meets at the cham
Der OF commerce All OF these clubs
have nearly doubled IA membership
and attendance in the year and have
got most OF the business and profes-
sional men 70 meeting with each 9th
er daily and thus making them closer
friends
City SIN Dry-In Spots
e Paso has not neglected its re-
lgious side either. It has been esti-
mated that IS percent more persons
attend church now than attended z
year ago, on a basis OF population.
That does not mean that more people
60 to church simply because there
are more people, but that a larger
percentage OF people are going 10
church with reasonable regularity.
While good things have been in
creaslng bad things have been de-
creasinE- Arrests for misdeueanore
have decreased possibly Is percent
during the year according to police
judge Charles z Pollock Violent
crimes have decreased much more
than that.
Though we sin have booze. 1870
nad no places FOR publicly dispensing
# and for people 70 use for shooting
galleries.
The city has a fine new slzyscraper
In the IWo-Republics BUILDING Il
has scenic drive as good as any
anywhere II has q privately owned
flying field 1t did not have a year
ago. II has a movie company now.
home owned II has what Is virtually
a new library. Il has a military
establishment twice as large, materi- {
ally and IN men, as Il was a year aco
50, IN view OF these and many more. /
Things that could be mentioned why Z
should not FL Paso take the advice 81 T.
its business men and
Cheer Upi
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-31
ARIZONA WHEAT CROP
VALUED AT $3.50 600

Phoenix. Ark Dec. 3I--Of the Ari-
iona wheat crop OF 1,118.000 bushels.
tully three-fourths Is OF the Early
Bart variety which has suplanted
the white Australian, Club and So
nora formerly favored The value
OF the crop was sL670.00o, estimated
by director ID. W. WORKING OF the
agricultural experiment stations to
oe e. least gain OF $4,000 over
the probable value OF other rheats
that might have been planted The
Early Baart has been known since
1902 introduced by the experiment
station, which, not wholly satisfied. Is
continuing experiments IN the hone
OF breeding up stiu better variety,
OF one better suited TO south western
climatic conditions.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-31
ELPASO PRACTICALLY ASSURED
OF NEW IMMIGRATION STATION;
TOTAL COST WOULD BE $565. 900

I'll PAsO VIII get a new immigra-
Il ton station building, which,
ground snd all. VIII cost s565,o0o,
81 the next congress passes a public
Luuding bill That was the informa-
tion contained in a communication re-
caired Saturday from congressman
About a year ago T. " Berkshire,
frzuector OF immigration for the
border district. recommended 70 the
INSPECTOR OF 1ulrui grafton lnaL new
KING quarters Re pr2 or, Lo5 ne
iri M grafton service at Fl Easo- Then
congressman Eudspeth took the mat
ter IN and got il before the house
The house committee on public build
iuEs referred the recommendation 70
the supervising architect Of the treas
uartment sent an architect to FL Paso
TO 90 over the grounds and study the
needs Of the immigration service His
report was made to the supervising
architect The supervising architect
referred his findings 70 the house
committee on public buildings and
The report was the first Information
lIr. Berkshire has received since the
architect was here
1t is proposed by the Fl Paso con-
gresham 70 get a modern govern
uant building that VIII cost about
S4f5. 600. The site. g IS estimated,
would cost 100000. The appropria-
ton has been recommended by com
missioner general Of immigration
"A report was received here once
that a public health service building
q SO might be constructed at the
river. u the new immigration build
ing Isl built al offices Of the serv-
lee win be moved into it.
The report Just received here from
washington said John W Langley OF
K antuclcy, chairman OF the buildings
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-31
Ell PASOMEN
AT WORK ON
RELIEF BILL

Bills aimed at giving tax relief to
farmers VIII be introduced in both
houses Of the Texas legislature one
bill VIII be introduced in the sen
ate By senator R. n Dudley and one
bill VIII be introduced in the house
by J. E. Quad. floatorial represent
alive for FL Paso. CulbertsOn and
Hudspeth counties
The bills. II passed viii make state
and county taxes payable II quar-
terly instruments as follows Feb
ruary I, Nay !, August and November
J. Under the present law taxes must
be paid before January 81 or pen
atty Of 10 percent IS added
Such a tax law is badly needed IN
Texas this year. according TO sena-
tor Dudley and representative Quad,
due to unfavorable conditions on
the farm Prices have become de-
pressed in some cases below produc-
ton costs. Insect pests have ravaged
crops and farmers are going TO find
IL burdensOme TO pay taxes all at
once the men believe.
BY introducing the bill in both
houses a conference committee can
get them together with less delay
than would ensue If the bill were in
troduced in one house only and left
10 take its course.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-31
ARIZONIANS SEEK TARIFF
WALL FOR WOOL, COTTON. OILS

Phoenix, Arizs Dec. 5L-Arizona's
Democratic representative in con-
gress are being urged to get behind
the new tariff bill IN every way that
can serve to wall of the influx OF
foreign wool long staple cotton and
vegetable oils. Especial attention is
being paid locally TO the chasm into
which cotton seed and cotton oils have
fallen and congressman Hayden has
been asked 70 see II he cannot for
ward legislation looking toward pro-
hibition Of imports OF oriental oils,
including those from peanuts. soy
bean and cocoanut
Kodak Finishing. See Gandara--Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-31

ROBS COLBY OF
HIS PRESTIGE

Santiago. Chile, Dec 51.-Much Of
the Importance Of the visit Of Balm
bridge Colby. American secretary Of
state. TO South America has been
lost, from the standpoint OF inter
national policy. because the incom-
ing Republican administration sure
" viii not accept the doctrines OF
president Wilson or continue his pol
lev" said FL Mercurio today. In
commenting upon the secretary's
trip. however. the newspaper admit
ed It was Of continental interest as a
new manifestation Of desire to
strengthen inter-American relations.
The high Humanitarian idealism
Of Wilson was defeated, the news
paper continued. -and we do not
know as yet how far Mr.. Harding
viii carry the tendency OF his party
toward opinionated pride and imperi-
alism- We must suppose, however,
that this tendency has been modified
by the requirements Of the times and
the new currents dominating the
world"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-31
OF HARBOR MEN
AVERTED BY ARBITRATION

New York. Dec. sd.-Fossibility OF
a general strike OF harbor employees
here January I, was aTerted when
members OF the Masters. Mates and
Pilots union voted TO Instruct their
Representatives. to sign an agreement
with the towboat owners in accord
ance with the award OF an arbitra-
tion board December 81
Harbor boatmeu are expected to
follow the action Of the masters.
mates and pilots
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-31
Pilgrim Stamps Shortly
For Ell Paso Postoffice

FL Pasoans VIII soon be licking Pill
grim stamps
They have been issued in commem-
Grafton Of the precautionary OF the
landing Of the Pilgrims in New Eng
land Just when the bureau of en-
craving and printing at Washington
viii have them ready is not known.
but postmaster Shelton viii have
some Of them when they are issued
The stamps are one. two and five
cent denominations, and are valid for
all postage. registry. airplane and
special delivery service when used in
accordance with the regulations
The one-cent stamp. green in color.
pictures the 1IayfloWer. the two-cent
stamp, red in color. has as its subject
the landing Of the Pilgrims" and the
five-cent one, blue in color. pictures
the signing OF the compact"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-31
2LOS ANGELES BNG TONG
CHINAMIEN KILLED: 1 WOUNDED

Los Angeles. cam, Dc 3I.-Two
Chinese were shot and instantly killed
and a third seriously wounded ia an
alley in Los Angeles Chinatown. The
dead men were Wong Lin and zee
Eat The wounded man Is Wing Sen
Wong The three are declared By the
police to have been members OF the
Bing tong.
Two members OF the Hop Sing tong
were arrested and q third Is bsinT
sought.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-31
LACK OF DEMAND CLOSES
I2COAL MINES. 800 MEN OUT

8Iuskogee. okla, Dec. 31.-Between
1900 and 1900 coal miners at Green
wood. Ark Heavsner and Howe,
Okla. were released from their
shifts last night when 10 mines of
the Consolidated Fuel company and
associated companies suspend opera
tons. president r. D. Price said Lack
Of demand for coal is responsible for
the suspension, he said.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-31
Ell PASO OFFICERS LOOKING
FOR DEMING STORE THIEF

Local officers are on the watchout
for thieves alleged to have taken
more than $1,000 worth Of goods from
the Clark Clothing company at Dem
Ing, N. IT,, Christmas night Officers
have descriptions OF the stuff
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-31
Pri0dte Detectioe Is
Employed BIZ Ex-Kaisel

Doom. Holland. Dec. 31.-The for
mer German emperor. william. has
personally engaged a private detec-
tive 70 keep an eye on strangers in
the village OF Doom. This Is in ad-
dition to the state police who guard
the house Of Doom, his new home
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-31
BRIGHT FUTURE FOR
Ell PASO Is SHOWN
By L. +. CLAFPOOL.
lConlInnea gran naEe ID

breds which come with the cultural
development Of every community
Many Clubs work For Fl Puso.
FL Paso has a club life uneIcelled
anywhere else In addition 10 its Toll
tee club, University club. Elks club,
its new Casino and its lodges, il has
a number Of the best luncheon clubs
anywhere. Each Monday noon the
board OF directors OF the Young Men S
Business league meets at the Univer-
sity club. Once monthly on Monday
the insurance men meet at the Toll
tee club. Twice monthly on Tuesdays
the real estate board meets at the
Toltec club for lunch
Each Tuesday the Salesmanshlp
club, with its 200 and more members,
meets At the chamber OF commerce
Each Wedn esday the Elwanis club
meets at the Ellzs' club and the Traf-
fic club meets at the chamber OF COM
merce- Each Thursday El Paso Ro-
10y meets at the sheldon and the
) Dung Mems Business league meets
at the chamber OF commerce. Each
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-31

and grounds committee had assured
Alr. Hudspeth that FL Paso would get
the building II an appropriation for
public buildings were made.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-31
Finds Something 70 Do
the Business

Il tried everything that I heard OF
Tor the stomach and bowel trouble
ana nloatlng, but got no permanent
help until i struck 1layris WonderfuI
Remedy and that did the business
My son Ia Canada has also taken It
good" 1t IS a simple. harmless Iprs6-
aration that removes the catarrhal
mucus from the Intestinal tract and
allays the Inflammation which causes
practically an stomach. liver and in-
lesllna4 ailments, including appeu-
dicids. One dose viii conuines -
money refunded At All drugelsts-
Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-31
u. S. RESIGNED
TO DRYNESS
OF NEW YEAR


have a musical and social program.
ending with divine services at mid
night The EpwOrth league Of the
First Methodist church viii have a
masque party from until II. Al
midnight a conservation service viii
be conducted by Rev. Henry Van
Services wiz start at the Asbury
Methodist church at o'clock with
games and music. Rev. J. L Hansen
win be in charge OF the services
starting at midnight
Many Private Parties.
The annual church meeting and
watch party Of the First Christian
church VIII be held tonight. begin
ing OF department heads has been
called to get reports. After the meet
ing there viii be a musical program.
Sandwiches and coffee viii be served
by women OF the church Divine serv-
ices viii start at Midnight.
All movie theaters in the city wiz
have midnight shows tonight
There VIII be many private ana
semi-private watch parties over the
city, also
The FL Paso post OF the American
Legion VIII meet at the chamber OF
commerce at 8 O'Clock tonight A
special program has been arranged
for the meeting and re1res hments
VIII be served. Taps viii be sounded
80 minutes before midnight and the
men viii rise and stand In silence
and with bowed heads until midnight
The closing feature viii be the read
ing Of the preamble Of the cOnstltu-
ton Of the legion
AS usual al public offices VIII be
closed These will include the county
courthouse, the city hail. the banks
and the chamber Of commerce
Dance At Fort Bliss
The postoffce viii be closed most Z
Of the day. Between 10 o'clock and
II o'clock IN the morning all win I
doWs Of the main postoffice, station A I
and the Fort Bliss postotflce VIII be 4
open. There viii be one delivery IN /
the business section and none In the .
residence section
A dance viii be given at Fort Bliss I
tonight at the officers club, Brig
Cen Robert "a Howe is president OF
the club and Lieut. Col T. 3. Taylor
is the secretary.
n Nadia temple OF the Shrine. viii /
have special service at 5145 Z Texas
street at 8 o'clock tonight The pro-
Violin. plano and cello selections,
Misses Marjorie and Sammie Lives
ley and Joseph Evans
Song. Miss Ida Lerner-
Reading. Miss Margaret Hines
song MISS LOIS SHAW
Piano selection, Mrs. J. ". Bour-
and
Reading and dancing, Miss Barbara
zosliu.
Plano selection. Edmund shaw
Dance, Miss Lois shaw.
Solo. Charles J. Andrew
Guitar selection, Eddie Schenck-
st. Clements New Year Services
Rt Rev. Frederic B. HoWdens
bishop OF the New Mexico celebrants
VIII hold services at St Clements
episcopal church. North Campbell
md Montana street, 10 a. m New
Years DAY. The services viii be in
OF the Feast OF the
circumcision with a celebration Of the
Holy. Eucharist
Tlcket Offce 70 -CIose.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-31

Douglas, ArsE-. Dec. 31.-With dis
patches coming in from New York,
Chicago and Boston, porrraying the
desert dryness of the eastern United
States. southwestern border imbi bers
are making arrangements TO see the
old year out In Mexico
Aqua Prieta- Mexico. just across the
border from this city, VIII greet the
next year with cabaret life. popping
bottles. sizzling gin and foamiug beer
Aqua Prieta is one Of the few towns
on the American continent where
scenes OF the old frontier days. stiu
exist
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-31

The consolidated ticket office in the
Mills building viii be closed all day
tomorrow. Persons wanting 10 buy
raiIroad tickets should 60 20 The ticket
window at the union station
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-31

] Boston. Mass. Dec. sI-Ths old
{ year VIII be wheeled out ana the new
I one viii roll In here tonight with the
+ king and noise OF a great dryness.
That fabrication viii be lacking at
all the public obserVances Of the coca
sion was indicated today when hotel
and restaurant keepers Instead OF
marking their invitations =. z o. l.
bring your own liquor) sent out word
that they would work with prohipi-
ton enforcement officials to prevent
any private stocks being brought 10
tables IN their places
Notwithstanding the new order o.
things. reservations for tables have
been taken to capacity
No Liquor In Cleveland
Cleveland. O.. Dec 51.-Cleveianders
viii welcome the new year tonight
with dancing and fsastiug at down
town hotels and clubs. but hotel and
club managers announce there must
One-haIf Percent Only.
CHICAGO, Ill. Dee 31-Although the
staff Of Frank ID. Richardson. super
vising prohibition agent. is too limited
TO keep watch on all places where
celebrators VIII gather tonight 70
welcome the new year. every effort
viii be made, be said, to keep the lid
clamped down tight
Fifty agents. Including both men
and women, have been mustered into
Of / percent" is the only exemption
ar. Richardson viii allow the ceie-
brants.
Dry Force Augmented
New York. Dec. 31--One hundred
prohibition enforcement agents VIII
mingle with the crowds IN hotels and
restaurants along the white way" to-
night and assist" celebrators TO eL-
tend q dry welcome to the new year
The agents. who VIII be split up into
small flying squads. have been in
structed to clamp the lid down
Managers OF leading hotels have
ordered their employees not 70 handle
liquor Sin any way" and the indica-
tons point to a safe and sane greet
ing 10 1891
Dry On The Coast.
san Francisco. Calf, Dec. d1-I
The birth OF 1921 viii be celebrated I
here tonight with the usual noise l
making devices BY celebrants parad- I
ing the streets but It is predicted the I
hotels, cafes and restaurants VIII be I
quiet compared with former years I
Hotels and cafes reported all reser-
vations taken although the word has I
been given out that hip" parties 4
viii not be permitted This VIII be
the first bone dry" New Years eve
that San Francisco ever has known
The St. Mary banner., 1920-09-18
Meeting of Board Of Admin
istrators Road District
No. |.

Franklin. La, Sept. 10Th, 1870
The Board Of Administrators Of Road
s,ysi6n with Mr.. Charles n Frost pre-
siding. and the following members
present. kimhrou2h. Haydel. McCar-
dell. Olivier, BoudreauX, Gooch, Low
rance. o'Trien, Gahn and fharr. -Ap-
Sert. none.
The President stated the object of
the meeting to be to discuss road mat
ters and any and all other matters that
may come before the meeting.
Bids for the construction Of the Ra,,
mos and Bayou Black bridges We're read
ard discussed.
on motion of T. +, kimhron%h, sec
onded bv s r. McCardell ana carried,
il was resolved TO buIld new bridge
across Bayou Ramos.
on motion Of ", J. LoWrance, Sec
onded by A. f. Calm and carried, 1t
was resolved that this bridge be OF
steel construction.
Mr. W. ]. Lowrance moved, SECONDED,
by +. oBrien, that the bid of r. I.
Hanaford for thu construction of a
with the understanding that he IS TO
furnish a satisfactory surety bond Tor
so, Of the contract price within seven
DAYS from this date
! roll call on TINS motion, resulted
III its carrying unanimously. and th"
President so declared it;
ON notion of w. J. LoWranCe. sec
onded hv Gabriel ITavdel and carried,
proceed TO construct the bridge across
Bayou Black, using the lumber from
the old bayou Ramos bridge pro-
yidcd it VIII answer the purpose
There was only one bidder for the
contract to deliver clam shells on Bayou
Boeuf, the Intercoastal Shipyard. IN
corporated, and on motion of w };
Lowrance, seconded by +. O'Brien and
carried. their bid of $1.f5 per cubic
ward delivered on the bank, was ac-
cepted. and the President was au-
thorized to sign the contract covering
the details.
ON motion of +. +. kimhr0ugh ses.
onded by Arthur Olivier ana carried.
il was resolved that the gravel road
construction be continued until the
gaps in the road between the -Four
Corners and Glencoe be filled in, and
also the gaps in the road from chats
worth TO the town Of Franklin, after
which il Is to be suspended until Jan
uary list. 1871
The above does not cover or refer
to any shetl roads now under CON
StruCtion.
There being no further business be-
fore the meeting, same on motion dn-
ly seconded and carried, adjourned.
CHAS. n. FROST, President.
r. EMMETT y NELL. Secretary.
The St. Mary banner., 1920-09-18
Meeting Of The Police Jury.
Franklin. La, Sept. -, 1920.

Franklin. La, Sept. -, 1870.
The Police Jury met this day in
special session with Mr., Charles n.
Frost presiding and the following
members present: kimbrough, Haydel,
McCardeU, Olivier, BnudreauX, Low
rance. O'Brien Calm and pharr. Ab-
sent, none.
4 letter from AIr. John r nrackett.
relative TO the now model road below
Berwick passing through his property,
was read, and on motion OF 7. Il. Kim
brough, seconded by > T. McCardell
and carried. Il committee composed of
Mr.. John \. Pharr, +. O'Brien and ".
j. Lowrance. was appointed TO take
this matter up with Mr.. Drackett and
report at the next regular meeting OF
the jury.
A letter from Mr. /. $ Wooster, Sec
retary Of Road District No. ;, was read.
and on motion of ". \. GooCh, sec
onded by Ga abriel Haydel and carried,
ii was ordered filed and action in the
mattet deferred TO the next regular
meeting OF the Jury.
Mr. 3. OBrien offered resolution
relative to donating TO the Red Cross