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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-18
ALL WANTEDTO
LIVE ON MAIN
STREET HERE

That FL Pasoans all wanted to live
on one Of the main streets and none
OF them wanted 20 move their houses
explains the crookedness Of some Of
the downtown streets Of FL PasO-
around Pioneer plaza-according 10
Gen Arson Mills. who made the first
survey and map OF the city Cen
Mills arrived Friday afternoon
II Active.
Although IS years old. Gen Mills
is unusually strong for his age and
his mind is as clear as that OF a man
morning he got up rather early and
liked over 10 the office Of Horace
b Stevens who manages the Mills
building. &c spent a half hour or
more there discussing business mat
tiers and then went back to hotel
Paso del Norte. where he is staying
with his party
The general IS not taking sides in
the political fight but says he does
believe this country would DO vel 20
enter a league Of nations and try by
that means 10 end wars
To Present Tablet.
The main object Of Cen 1lills's
visit here is TO formally present TO
the city q memorial in memory OF his
brother. Emmett Mills. who was slain
by Indians in Cooks canyon IN the
early sixties. The marker and tablet
nave AeGA EA EeANA IA IA -A9ea &C 49, g
The presentation viii take place
Monday morning at 10 ocock-
The general and his party arrived
In FL Paso Friday afternoon In ad-
dition to the general, who came from
washington, D. c., are Mr. and Mrs
James L. Slayden, OF San Antonioi
Arthur Carr, OF Washington, D. c.;
AIRS. George II. Stewart, a sister,
Evansville, Ohio; Kathleen c Kline
Washington, D. G; Miss Minnie
Smiley, Thornton. Ind, nieces7 Mrs
Esther O. Lambert, Washington D.
C.. Gen. llills's secretary Allen Mis-
Tbo-1fon- Ind-. brother of the gen
eraI- Nrs. ". ". Mills. OF Austin,
Texas. and Mrs Constance Overton,
Piedmont, Calf Airs. Mills Is the
widow OF the generals brother and
Mrs. Overton Is his daughter Mrs
Overton is accompanied by her nus
band. CAPT W. S. Overtons and three
children, Nancy. Constance and Mabel
The general met his old friend, J
Fisher Satterthwaite, at the hotel
e-d v7as delizhted with meeting him
IS he had not seen him In years
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-18
WHATUMAKIT
CAMPERS HOLD
BIG REUNION

Resolutions OF regret and sympathy
on the recent death OF George Law
renee. son OF Rev. and Mrs. Harvey
Lawrence. were adopted unanimously
at a camp reunion held Friday night
by boys who attended Kamp Whatu-
makit at Mountain Park
Fifty campers met for the reunion.
which was held at the home OF ". D.
Thomas. camp director A permanent
organization was effected to be
called Kamp Whatumakit club. The
officers, OF whom were pennant
winners at the camp, are: Robert
Johnson. president Robert Boyle. vice
PRESIDENT Richard Keys. secretary,
and Bert Rawlings, treasurer
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-18
MAN SLIGHTLY HURT WIEN
SANDBAG FAILS on STAGE

H I. Chasse. electrician with The
Scandals Of 1919" was struck on the
shoulder by a falling sandhag. used
as curtain weight, during the per
Torrance Of The Scandals" Friday
night at the Crawford The rope
holding the sandbag broke and al
lowed e 10 fall Manager 3. F. Max
wei and DR.. Il. P. Deady, who was in
the audience, Immediately rushed the
man to Providence hospital for treat
ment An X-ray was taken OF his
shoulder and no injuries beyond eL-
ternal bruises could be found He
VIII be able to leave with the COM
pauy-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-18
SLAYDENSAYS
LEAGUE WON'T
BE ACCEPTED

The wilson league VIII never be
accepted by the United States, in the
opinion OF James l. Slayden. Of san
Antonio Lr. Slayden vas for years
congressman from the 14th Texas dis
trict and is a trustee Of the Car
negie peace foundation
In my opinion" he said. "the
treaty as written by Mr.. Wilson and
his colleagues viii not be ratified
without reservations Nor VIII IL be
thrown over altogether.
Favorl Disarmament
Il am a believer In the idea Of a
world court and in a humble way
have been working for 70 for is or
20 years It Is a central thought Of
the Carnegie endowment for inrerna-
tional peace OF which have been a
trustee since Mr. Carnegie founded
it in 1910.
with such an agreement and the
great associated Ideas, arbitration and
disarmament, the world VIII breathe
easier, taxes be reduced and business
developed and then our Mexican Dor
der from FL Paso TO Brownsville, In
GLIDING san Antonio, viii prosper as
It has never done before"
Mr.. Slayden IS in FL Paso with
Gen Arson Mills
He also Is no. 'eful Of better condi-
tions in Mexico, Il am hopeful that
the long, weary, wealth destroying
road Of revolution has reached its
turning, said Mr.. Slayuen- u have
no personal acquaintance with de Ia
Huerta or with the president elect
Mr.. Obregon. but they must be men
Of Intelligence. and as SUCH appre-
ciate the impossibnity OF developing
Mexico while &C. is torn with civil war
and life and property are unsafe.
MeEico's Needs.
And equally, Of course, as pa
triotic AeEicans they want their coun-
try developed along the lines Of
modern civilization They must have
honest OF purpose. a sensible plan OF
development and the persistence TO
prosecute those views 10 the end They
must have some money and credit
from the outside and II the politicians
in Mexico do not know It. there are
plenty OF good business men in that
country who do understand that they
can not get credit or cash from the
outside unless and until repayment
Is assured
with absolute quiet politically and
everybody working Mexico VIII soon
be re-established-"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-18
TRANSPORTATION IS READY
FOR MEXICO EXCURSION

Eugene D Ruiz, local fiscal agent
for the Mexican government received
telegram Saturday morning from
the director general OF Mexican Rail-
roads, stating that he would have a
locomotive in good shape. ready for
the FL PasO eLcursionists on the morn
Ing Of October 10
The excursion viii leave the Union
station in FL Paso on that date ast
10 o'clock IN the morning.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-18

The home service OF the Apsrican
Red Cross. located in the chamber OF
commerce building, IS trying, 70 locate
the following persons for whom gov
eminent mail is being held unclaimed .
Mrs Ada Clara Dressman. Joseph
Euoch EarjalCpian. Mrs Paulina II
Duran, Myrtle Miller. George D.
Smith.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-18

4 small fire at noon Saturday, IN
the offices OF DR.. H "A 1lacgruder.
on the sixth floor Of the Caples
building, stopped hundreds OF pedes-
TRANS on their way to lunch but
caused little damage owing to the
prompt work OF the firemen-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-18
HIGH SCHOOL IS PRESENTED
With COPY OF CONSTITUTION

A framed copy Of the constitution
Of tbs United States was presented 20
the high school Friday afternoon by
the Parsnt-Teachers' association The
presentation was made By Miss sadie
Ruth Aldridge and the speech OF ac-
ceprancs was made by principal r
". Fowler. Mrs. c. =. Kelley pre-
sided. Mrs. Dan Stewart and 1frs. c.
were sung by Mrs. Hal Christie.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-18

Christianla, Norway. Sept. 18.-Ger-
nan deleeates 10 the international
Council OF Women here have started
a movement against exaggerated
styles in dress and immodest dancing
A resolution urging that liquor pro-
hibition be decided by referendum
was adopted today.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-18

TOLTEC CLUB DANCE TONIGHT.
The Tolteo club viii give a dance
this evening AZ the Toltec clubhouse.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-18

IN north portion; Sunday fair.
Relative humidity IN e Paso At noon
saturday vas 81 percent temperature at
noon was IS degree
Precipitation last - hours (inehegl--
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-18

The largest butterfly known Is
found IN British New Guinea and no
where else.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-18

Il Paso and vein
ity= Fair tonight
and Sunday.
New Mexico. Gen
orally fair tonight
and Sunday: little
change IN tempera-
ture
AriZoua= Fair TO-
night and Sunday
little change In TEN
perature.
West Texas To-
night fair warner
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-18
THE WEATHER

c. s. DEPARTlIEN- OF AGRTCUITuRF
WEaTHFT HURTaU
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-18

Frepa Specially Company
I22 N. Piedras ST.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-18

oOeANfT PITCH
GOO BeLl aNO
k=EP YOUR HaD OF
10 eRaND snnD
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-18

BUREAU.
Dissertations taken
at 9 a M Is nc
ridian time, Sept.
IS 1870
Forecasts TN g pm.
Sunday
Bisbee daily review., 1920-05-18
WANTS HIGHER RATE.

PHOENIX, May 1.-The Globe Light and Power company has filed an application with the corporation commission for permission to increase it's gas rates. it was announced by the commission today. Tie coinpany based it's petition for an increase in rates, it was said, on higher cost of production and on the ground that the gas manufactured and sold never paid interest on the investment which the commission allowed Besides the in crease in the cost of oil. lime and fire brick, the advance in taxes and an increase iii salaries, the company claims the city of Globe in it's plan for street improvement has ordered the gas mains moved from one loca- tion to another at considerable eX- penSe.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-05-18
REOPEN WATERScAsE

PHOENIX, May 17.-MotiOn for re- hearing vas served on the corporation commission today in the case of the City of Phoenix versus the Arizona Corporation Commission. The state supreme court recently dismissed the appeal taken from an order sustain ing a demurrer instead of final judg- ment. The city ordered consumers of city water outside the city limits to install meters at their own expense. The corporation commission ordered the city to continue to supply water to the affected residents until the city was given permission to make such a ruling.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-05-18
Miss Core Winner
 In Tennis Events

The finals of three tennis events scheduled for last week at the Coun- try Club were completed Sunday with the following results:
 Miss Core won the ladies' singles over Miss Began. Score 6-1. 6-1.
 Miss Core and Miss Studley de- feated Miss Began and Miss Irving, 6-4, GO in the ladies' doubles.
 The mixed doubles were won by Miss Core and Mir Rledsoe who de- feated Mrs. Buckwalter and Mir. Will son. 6-4, 6-2.
 This week the mems singles and mems doubles will be started, the latter to be completed on the 23, and the former on May 30 As there are already more than 50 entrants in each event and as number of players are evenly matched it is expected that much interest will be shown in the events and that many close matches will result. More interest is being shown in tennis at the club this year than since its organization
Bisbee daily review., 1920-05-18
A. E. C. STARTS DRIFT TOWARD
 ABRIGO FAULT

The A. B. c. mine, shut down since April 26 on account of lack of pow der. caused by delayed shipments into the district, resumed operations again yesterday.
 According to Ned Creighton of Phoenix. president of the company. who is in the district for few days, the principal development worK will be done on the 400-foot level. The drift on this level is being driven to- ward the Abrigo fault g cross-frac ture from the Bisbee West. and it is hoped to encounter the faIlt ill about so days. Creighton believes that on the 400-foot level the A. B. c. is in the same formation as the Boras is on the 560.
 The company plans to start a ;un- nel in the side of the mountain on the R. A NJ. group of claims. to ex- plore mineral showings on tne sur face of the Laddie claim The best mineral showing of any on the prop erty is found on this claim. It is es- tiniated that with about 400 feet of ! tunneling the face of the drift will be in the same formation Ss the 400- foot level of the shaft. Some work will also be done on the 500 and 600-foot levels. Creighton said that the company has sufficient funds in the treasury to continue development work for IS months.
 No commercial ore has been dis covered On the property but the of- ficers and directors believe that they have a very good prospect and that they will develop ore with the work now in progress.
 Creighton said that if develop ment work shows unsatisfactory re- suits the company later may take over the Blsbee West property, con- trolled by the same interests.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-05-18
PLAN TO MERGE
 MOREN NCI MINES
May Unite the Detroit and Arizona Companies to Save
 Double Expense

The proposed meaging of the Detroit Copper company and the Arizona Cops per company. of Morenci will probably become fact. according to J. P. Hodgson, manager of the Detroit com. pany, who said that there is an effort to ascertain whether plans cannot be formulated to work the two properties as one large operating unit The ore bodies join and it is thought that by joint operation a large amount of money can be saved in mining, milling and smelting the ores.
 In order that definite and fair agreement can be reached in the basis of values, engineers and samplers have been put at work and will need several months to complete the inVes- tigation plan placed upon them. An issue on which no open statement has been made concerns the manner ln which the Scottish owners of the ArI- zona company's stock have been taxed of all their profits during the war pc riod The state taxes in Arizona have increased materially during the past five years. latterly there has been add ed national taxation and, on top of all this the British government has had a very large share of the money that eventually went to Scotland.
 Operating costs have increased, as we'll, and the economy hoped for is said to be really essential if the dis trict is to have operation at low stages of the copper market. On top Of these arguments, the Detroit coinpany late ly scrapped it's shelter, while the Ari- zona has smelting works of the most modern character With the shannon there came a small smelter and con centrator, but neither seems to be in cluded in the greater scheme of devel- opment and treatment now being work ed out.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-05-18
MeTHoDisrs HOLD ELECTION

DES MONIES, Ia.. May '. # The fourth ballot for the election of bi shops of the Methodist Episcopal church resulted in DO election. al- though substantial gains were made by several of the candidates. The fifth ballot was taken immediately. Seven bishops remain to be elected.
 The committee on freedmen, which has to do with the work among the negroes, has determined to recom- mend to the conference that the name of the Freedmen's Aid society he changed to the Board of Education for Negroes. the reason given being that the board has cutgrown it's former name
Bisbee daily review., 1920-05-18
Commission Hears
 Mine Managers On
 New Appraisement

PHOENIX, May r. Mine ap- praisements were discussed by the state tax commission today. J. Parke Charming, vice president of the Miami Copper company, and F. w. Mae Leman, general manager of the com pany, appeared before the commits sion in behalf of their company. c. O. Whittemore, counsal for the Swan sea lease. incorporated, and G. F. Stiles, auditor of the company, ap. peared before the commission and discussed the valuation of the hold ings.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-05-18
o'DoWD BEATS BRETON

CANTON. Ohio, May 17.-Mike O'Dowd, former middleweight cham pion, won the newspaper decision over Jack Britton, welterweight cham pion in a 12-round bout tonight.
 ODowd was the aggressor practi- cally throughout. Britton contented himself with remaining on the de- fensive.
 O'Dowd's weight was announced as 15S pounds, and Britton's 146.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-05-18
LOWELL LOSES
 TO THE TENTH

The crack regimental baseball club from the Tenth Cavalry at Fort Hua- chuca decisively beat Kiah Win stead's Lowell nine at Warren park Sunday afternoon to the tune of 21 to 8. Winstead's men held the sol diers at the score of to in the fifth inning, but after that the cavalry ran away from the locals. Flock pitched until relieved by Jones in the eighth.
 The Lowell team is scheduled to play the soldier team from Douglas at the park next Sunday The score:
Bisbee daily review., 1920-05-18
APACHE VOTES BONDS

PHOENIX. May F. - The Apache county road bond election carried for the bonds by large majority. accord Engineer Maddock from B. Y. Peter son. clerk of the Apache county board of supervisors. Peterson said in his message that the county expected to be ready in the near future to match $15O.OOO federal aid for highway con stfuction.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-05-18

A number of army athletes from Camp Jones, known as the Olympic Squad" left Sunday for Fort Huachu ca, to enter in a series of elimination field meets to choose representatives for the eastern finals to qualify men as entrants in the Olympic games to be held at Antwerp, Belgium, next August.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-05-18
Big Dance Starts B.P.O.E. Campaign
 For SalvatiOnists

The Elks' campaign to raise S2000 as the Warren districts quota of funds for the support of the Salva- ton Army, was started off last night with a public dance at the Elks' club.
 During the week various commit tees will continue solicitation for funds. The campaign will be brought to a close next Saturday night with big open air dance at Warren park
Bisbee daily review., 1920-05-18
STATE GETS HARNESS

PHOENIX, May '. - Two hundred and eighty sets of harness have been received by the state highway de partment from the government, it was announced today by State Engineer Maddock, who added that road camps had been instructed to make no more purchases and that inquiries had been sent each county engineer as to his requirements.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-05-18
ouEEN ALEXANDRA ILL

LONDON, May r. - The condition of Dowager Queen Alexandra, who is suffering from a bronchial cold, is causing anxiety, says the Star today. It cites the fact that AleXandr" IS D years old.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-05-18

As the result of sn injury to his ear, received in his fight with Speed ball Hayden, Kid Palmer will be out of the fight game for several weeks, according to word received from Douglas.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-05-18

sacrifice hits, Cotton, Johnson; two- base hits, Evans, Reed; three-base hits, Cotton, Evans, Reed; home runs, Reese, Robinson; struck out, by Flock 6; by Jones 1; by Torrain 2. by Glass '; hit by pitched ball, Lawren- son, Boat, Campbell, Bradley; bases on balls, off Torrain 3, off Glass 9, off Flock 1; stolen bases. Cotton, Boat, Wilson, Mcintyre. Mauch, Flock, Stewart, Johnson, Robinson, Butler, Glass; time of game, hours, 32 min utes; umpires, Rowland, Sergt Lee
Bisbee daily review., 1920-05-18

In the year 1894 Japan's total trade with America amounted to $150,O00.- 900. Tn 1918 the same trade amount ed to $57S, 100000
Bisbee daily review., 1920-05-18

Johnny Meyers, former Bisbee boy who is now fighting in Vernon arena at Los Angeles, is very anX- ious to tangle with Russell Chambers of Douglas. Johnny was once the idyl of the Brewery Gulch fans and they are anxious to see him come back to Bisbee and fight once more. He has had several fights on the coast and has won all but one.
 Chambers is well known in Bisbee, having fought in local arenas five times. He is conceded to be one of the toughest and the gamest man who over crawled through the ropes. The two may be matched by the Bisbee Athletic club for the latter part of this month
Bisbee daily review., 1920-05-18

Kid Palmer of Douglas, left last night for Los Angeles and will stop off at Yuma to second Ralph de Mott in his bout Tuesday night with Lee Marcey.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-05-18

Frank Loughrey of Bisbee is now in San Francisco, according to word re- ceiyed here
Bisbee daily review., 1920-05-18
l82M]I. \. ! ]I5z.lIa3 .II5z!.l!3a

Word has been received by O. s. French. manager of the Bisbee Ath- letic club. from Fred Dempsey tKid) George that he will fight Rufus Will Hams at Ray, Arizona, on May 29. When defeated by Walter Caldwell at the Grand theatre several months ago George said that that would be his last appearance in the ring.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-05-18

The Palmer-Hayden bout at Doug las drew the biggest crowd of any prize fight in recent years at that city. Many were turned away at the door for lack of seating room.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-05-18

Come direct to San Diego over the new San Diego and Arizona Railway W i h through Pullman Service in connection with the SoUth- ern Pacific and enjoy a day light ride through magnifi' cent Carriso Gorge and twice into Old Mexico.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-01-21

her across the threshold. But Mary
was too wretched to see how excitat
Roberta was.
Look. do you like it?" Roberta
held out pin, frosted with pearls.
"of course l wouldn't accept it unless
we were engaged"
Engaged" breathed Mary Angel
and her face was suddenly white, SO
white that it looked as though she
would faint.
ITO Joe, of course, you sillyl You
never can tell whom you will marry
Little Miss Angel found herself sit
ting on Roberta's bed, crying as bit
terly as though her heart would
break. Roberta was still puzzled
when Mary Angel lifted a face radi-
ant in spite OF tears, threw her arms
about her neck and cried,r 81 neve
was so happy!" and ran out of the
room.
( Miss Angels eyes were all sweet.
ness, her hair blew about her face
showed its prettiest curves, as she
breathlessly climbed the stairs to her
own room. saying to herself, "And
it's Just one more weeki"
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-01-21
MISSIONS OF A BRIDE
Copyright 1920. BY the N. E. A.


l told Bob the story OF my adyen-
ture. made II as short as possible.
Nothing could be strange, in our
strange situation. Not eysn the men
ton of the names OF Jordan Spence
and Gene Archer excited Bob. His
first comment was brief and to the
point:
Nobody planned this little reunion
for us, my love. That We know, all
right I"
Evidently two rival influences
have been working against us.
asserted.
"And working independently OF
each other. And they've muffed it,
said Bob. I'm sure that. Certeis had
me shut up. Flow he came to have
the chance, I'll tell you later. He
didn't go to II directly, believe me.
Nobody can ever accuse him. He
took that precaution -
I'm here because Donna Camilla
hates me- / explained. There may
be secondary reasons-such as my
own rashness-but Donna Camilla Is
the important reason. do not be-
heve that ether of the arch-conspir
ators knew what the other was plot
hs
"And SO they defeated each other
by giving you back to my arms =
Bob concluded, with a kiss.
"If we are going to die" / whisper.
ed, I'VE will die" couldn't finish
the sentence. Bob did that for me:
"Together!" he said with his lips
on mine.
If wife has loved husband as
sincerely as have loved Bob, "beine
together" becomes her supreme need
Being together" will make even dy.
ing easy. / wasn't afraid any longer
of sudden death by accident or mur.
der. i had my husband with me.
But my love and my presence didn't
reconcile my husband to leave this
life.
strengthened his desire to survive.
He exclaimed:
Die? Not yet, my dear. I'm moi
resigned to the end and I'm not go.