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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-25

TELLS PLANS
FOR REIGN

Athens. Greece, Dec .d.-tbT the
Associated Press. king Constantine
dressed in the Uniform Of q general
OF the Greek army, apparently still
wearied from his trip home from
Switzerland. called in the American
correspondents and gave them his
first interview since he came back
TO Athens He said he appreciated
the courtesy Of the American officials
in calling on him.
Constantine said that as far as he
understood the situation, the Greek
government would follow q concilia-
tory attitude toward the allies and
that he did not expect a change in the
cabinet at present he smilinglT
shrugged his Shoulders regarding the
uncertainty as to whether the British
and French ministers would remain
in Athens
The don't know what they are
going TO do" he said Yesterday
they expected to so; today they are
uncertain Maybe tomorrow they
again win change their minds"
Constantine said that the wife Of
former king Alexander, (Madame As
phasta ManoE- AleEauder's nlOrganitac
Tife) had no status in royalty, but
that friendly relations with her would
be maintained.
Princess .Anastasia, formerly Mrs.
Wm- 3. Leeds Of New York;. IS now
stantiue continued The king said he
had talked with her yesterday
Constantine impressed the CORES
pondents, who had not seen him be-
tore, with his personality which was
democratic and friendly. In his de-
meanor, there was no suggestion Of
royalty. Constantine said queen
Sophie had been very Geasicz during
the trip from Italy.
Speaking OF the coming marriages
OF the duke OF Sparta TO princess
Elizabeth OF Rumania and OF crown
prince Charles Of Rumania to princess
Helene Of Greece, Constantine said
that no dates had been decided upon.
BE said, however, that there would be
no double marriage
Premier 70 Remain.
Paris. France Dec 25.-The Greek
premier, George Rhallis, has decided
not 20 resign his office. according TO
a dispatch from Athens to the Havas
agency received here today
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-25

ance. In paying the $3.50 fnEur-
lncef the government recognized
the man AZ dead. and to all prue-
teal purposes he is, because at
tending physicians have told Col.
LapoFski that he must spend the
rest Of his life In bed, with no re-
lief from an almost constant
agony
Another boy who lost an eye. an
arm and a leg IS receiving s18250
per month. enough TO care for him
self, q wife and three children. The
government also pays TO him the
maximum insurance - the same
amount paid TO beneficiaries OF man
who had died in services.
Are Given Baelz Pay.
Most OF the cases TO receive atten-
ton nave been those presented by
men discharged from service many
months, PERHAPS two or three years.
before Result Is that II efforts Of
the committee are successful, he re-
eeives compensation in an amount
given from the day that he was dis
charged That IS, II he receives $50
per month. and had been out OF serv-
ice 20 months. his accumulated com
peusation would be $1,000, and he
would continue 20 receive $50 per
month until he was better able to
care for himself
Back compensation has caused
many Of the cheeks TO approach
big proportions. A check for
$500 f. the largest that has been
secured Tor any one man through
the local COMMITTEES. One hundred
checks in amounts ranging from
800 to 5000 have been received
In at least half the cases, men ask
ing for help have lost efficiency since
receiving their discharge. Many have
contracted tuberculosis as result Of
having been gassed. and fust now are
appealing for their compensation. It
Is in these appeals, long delayed that
the largest back compensatlon checks
are secured
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-25

SPENDS DAY
WITH FAMILY

Ogden Utah, Dec 81 oseph
Henry Martin. who was serving a
life sentence in the Utah penitentiary
for his series OF blackmailing opera
tons against wealthy Ogden men and
women seven years ago, spent Christ
mas with his wife and children today.
He was given a parole by the board
Of pardons in salt Lake yesterday.
Martin escaped from the peniten-
tiary July s. 1913, but on October /.
1920, voluntarily returned from Can
ada and surrendered to warden Storrs.
he had saved several hundred dollars
from his work as a carpenter and
this money he turned over to his wife.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-25
Living Dead OF World War
Given Help By Government;
ElPasoManHel ps Them GetIt

I FELP for the living dead has been
u a guiding Incentive enabling the
Eri eTauce committee Of the local
organ Lzation for cEservice men to Sc
cure more than $500 in hack com
peusatiou. Insurance and mileage for
worthy applicants. according to- Col.
Nathan LapoWski, city clerk and
Chairman to whom q big portion OF
The credit for success Is attributed.
More than 100 men have re-
ceived money long past due them
from the government. Eight hum
dred Of them had been wounded
and had contracted diseases or
had lowered earnlE= capacities as
result Of service
In addition 70 the $4,000 back com
nenEatfon, efforts OF the COMMITTEES
provided for the future OF the 800
upon whom service had left its per
uanent marx. 20 that more than $40
ooe DER u1outh-s5oo 900 per years.
being paid TO eEsoldiers. sailors and
nurses scattered from east Texas TO
western arizona
Apueals Come IN Daily.
Col Lapowsli undertook the work
or aiding eLserNlce men about Is
months ago, by request OF mayor
Charles Davis. whom government Of
ficials had asked 20 designate some
one Ia 81 Baso 70 assist those entitled
10 compensstiorl-i making proper an
luEness TO permit the city clerk 20 de-
vote such time IS might be required
in the effort 70 aid the eZ-soldiers-
Since that time, hardly a day has
passed without several eLserrice men
appealing for cooperation from the
committee Most OF them already have
made efforts by themselves to get
aid failed on accoun- OF lack OF
knowledge Of the routine in present.
ing appeals
A Case OF the Living Dead
Failure OF many OF them TO get
help was hard 20 understand. he said.
some OF them so badly need financial
help from the government which was
Justly due them.
case related By Col La
poEFsizf ig that Of q New Mexico
eEEerrice mun who had returned
from France after having been
VFounded and easaed. lie became
puralFEed, with wife depend
ant up01 him for support. The
application properly presented
through Col LapOgFElzis however,
soon brought q check for back
compensation and since he has
received 8102-5o per moufh-9I00
compensation because Of total dis
ability, $40 for his wife, SIS for q
nurse. and $3.50 war risk insur-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-25
Cohesion Fire Loss
Edimnfed II .S4l0.000

Galveston. Tex. Dec. 25.-Officials
OF the National OIL company estimate
that the company's losses from the ex-
plosion and fire at pier -" an oil
terminal, viii be at least $500. 600.
Damage TO other property Is esti-
mated at about 100000 additional
II has been impossible torcomplete
clear up the question OF the number
OF fatalities from the explosion on
board the barge Bolilro, which started
the fire It is known that two men
were killed It is believed that an
other man, who was a visitor on
board the barge at the time OF the
explosion was killed also and four
others are reported unaccounted for.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-25


500 MONTHLY selling new patented gas
cline Aaporizar. SIS miles per gallon made
with Ford. Z sample frea- Stranaly-Va-
porizer Co. so7 PulzWana. S. OAK
PLACING ENLUsITE AGENCIEs-Abso-
lutaly best Ford specially Dealsru. sales
men write what territory Southern Spe-
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Statesmen Inexperie1csd o. srpsrisnesd.
CITY or travelling Write for list o. lines
and full particulars. Address Natl Sales
men-a 70. AE1n-. Dept. 1go Chicago. H.
WANrED-Thres clean cut salesman Who
can furnish good references. TO represent
IN this territory one % the largest mort
sass and investment houses in Texas n
you can qualify you VIII be placed IN a
position where your earnings VIII be IN
limited. Ph. 2i64 for appointment
sAIiEsHEN-Main or rideline 70 sen cur
Temperance Drinks We uauufactursd
high grade wines. cordtais. etc. before the
country went dry We now make iuafta-
lions o. same containing less than haIf o.
one per cent alcohol Wonderful TsIlsr-
IS Per cent commission. exclusive terri
tory American Beverage Co. 1Tca n
spring ST. Les Angeles. Calit
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-25
Notice to Clas.ai.d Advertisers

All new advertisements Eppear drrt IN
home edition
Accounts for classified ads are due aftar
first Insertion Not respouglble for more
than one incorrect Insertion
In order 70 give time for proper claall-
ficztion e g Necessary 10 close TIE Herald
classified pages Saturdays a. 1850 q. n
All other days az 1890 p. m Want ads
received after this hour VIII appear the
next day, Orders 90 discontinue want ads
must Be IN Herald offlcs before 9 a. m %
day o. publication
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-25
Greek Newspaper Comment
Freely On Kelly Incident

Athens Greece, Dec. 25.-All OF the
newspapers devote one or more coll
umus OF comment 70 the recent in
cident when admiral Kelly, head OF
The British naval mission here. de-
clined the decoration OF the Grand
Order OF the Royal Order OF the Sa-
Tior rendered him by Constantine.
The Athenie remarks that il IS
comic 70 observe the grave ministers
in the local foreign colony, playing
Ike little girls at a dance" khr0nos
says solemnly that the Greek people
are perfectly calm and dignified and
ignore the insult which It SAYS was
intended By the British
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-25

CPELL out the names OF the little
y objects. Then add and subtract as
indicated and the resulting letters
VIII be the name OF one OF the IA
miliar planets.
ANSWER TO YESTERDAYS PUZZLE
The guard made his way through
the Tower by passing through the
lettered dungeons IN this order; =, %,
II, T, 7, P, J. c, B. K. A. ", o. G. O..
n, r, S, II. L. II. T. Z, V-the shortest
route uecessitating a second visit to
M--Copyright, 1919, by sam Lloyd
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-25
oARDINAL BENDS GREETINcs

NeW YORK, Dec 25.-Christnas
greetings from cardinals MERCER Of
Belgium and Lucon OF Rheims to the
American public have been received
At Knights OF Columbus headquarters
Cardinal AIercier said support Of his
reconstruction fund by Americans had
provided Belgians with q happier
Christmas than IL otherwise could
have been Cardinal Lucon declared
the recent Knights Of Columbus pill
gHmage would remain one OF the
most striking civic memories OF
RheLmE.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-25
RAILROAD TIME IAszE

r--=----~---~-r-~-------
AL trains arrive and depart from Union
arrivals and departures given IN Il Fnno
or mountain standard time
SANTA FE
FOR Al6uquerque; Denver, Chieago. Los
AnEsles-No. %. leaves an; No. 80
az $3.50 Pm
From AIbuquerqus. Denver Les Angeles.
Chieago-Se- p arrives 8 an; No q
Ell PAsO a SOUTHWESTERN.
Lines East.
Arrive from north and east: No. /. the
Californian a. m-s No. 3. Golden State
Limited 1-o5 D. M No. z from Chicago.
81. Louis. Alamogordo and intermediate
points. $50 ,. m
Depart for the north and EAST. No. 9. for
Alamogordo. Topeka. Kansas City. ST.
Louis and Chicago, T.g5 a. m: No 4
Golden state. 1850 pm No. 2, the Cali
Lines west.
Arrive from the west; No 2. Copper City
Special from Douglas. T=l5 a. nj No. Q,
local from Tucson, 1850 p M No. 2, the
Depart Tor the vest. No 6. local sor
Tucson l:lo O. m-s No 3 Golden State
Limited. 1-25 ,. m-s No. Z, Copper City
Special. for Douglas. 7.16 ?. N.
SOUTHERN PACIFIC LINES.
For San Antonio. New orleans and wash
ington--No- lo2 leaves $3.50 an: No. 10
From Warrington. New orleans ard san
Antonlo-1ol arrives at SEAS Pm. No. 1ot
at 400 pm.
For Arizona and Callfornia-No. leaves
1850 an: no. 1o1 at 1880 Pm: 10. 153
az 4;30 Pm
From Arizona and Cslifornia-No. q.
Golden state limited, arrives at 1885 p.
M; 40. 102 arrives st $50 An; no. 10
at 1890 Pm
TEXAS & PACIFIC.
For Dallas and ST. Louis-No. e leaves
am. no. at AIS pm
From ST. Louis and DallaH-No. ] ar
riveH az 1s45 pm; No IS arrives a. 1890
MEXICO s NORTHWESTERN.
For Pearson. No. leaves Juarez
Tuesday and Friday at SEQ a. m. FL
Paso time
Thursday and Saturday - 1850 p. n. 81
Paso time.
NATIONAL OF MEXICO.
FROM Mexico City, Daily-No. Z arrives
Juarez al 1905. FL Paso time
For Mexico City Daily-No. leaves
Juarsz at 11;9S p.ms 81 Paso time.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-25

The above rats q based On 4 minimum
OF q 20 word couat- Ads containing le.I
thar thl8 number e words VII be counted
a. 20 words.
Two dollars per agate line per month
Minimum OF two lines Oh monthly rate
Bold face lines. double price-
Three centa per word for stoe1 or bond
Oh. mining or other promotio1ai adEer-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-25

Winnie exploded Well, you're the
original Simple Simon, AL right OF all
the dubs with the unbuttoned brains you
cop the Grand Prizel You know there's
such thing as being too much Of 4 gentle
mznP And with this Winnie flung haushtily
out Of the room, while poor Simon Konshus
6iushed so hard that he lit up the whole
parlor.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-25

Akron O., Dec 25.-Directors Of the
Mohawk Rubber company declared
the quarterly cash dividend OF Ia
parent payable January i. Reports
OF December sales showed a satisfac-
tory increase and business prospects
are bright
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-25

FEARSDRYLAW
INCLUDES SILO

Phoenix. ARK. Dec. 25.-Whether
fermentation Of sIlage could render
3 the owner OF a silo liable 70 a charge
Of violation OF the national prohibit
ton act is a question raised by state
tax commissioner G. II sander in a
letter to attornel general Wiley E.
Jones' asking for an opinion The
letter follows:
About a year ago I contemplated
the erection Of a silo at my ranch at
Buckeye In my Investigations Of
the subject, I learned a few startling
things that did not appear to the
casual observer.
In the first place, / learned that
during the process that ensilage IN
oergoess shortly AFTER q sllo is filled.
a high content Of alcohol is de-
veloped- This alcohol obtains until
il is superseded by acetic acid
also observed that a large number Of
silos in the valley were not in use.
I further added 20 the equation
the fact that national prohibition en-
forcement was in ful swing. In con-
necti0n with these facts, the Ioca-
ton Of my silo, in plain view Of the
California highway, became signifi-
cant, so 7 hesitated and deferred
throughout the entire year. I now
add to these facts the recent interpre-
Cation Of the attorney general OF the
United states to the effect that cider.
while on its course toward its final
stage OF vinegar having nigh per
centage Of alcohol, does not come
within the. purVieW OF the federal
prohibition law.
The great similarity IA the ele-
mental processes effecting vinegar
and ensilage has revived a hope TO
my desire that possibly ensilage could
also be included in the ruling OF the
attorney general affecting cider.
I an asking you for an opinion as
to whether this hope must be denied.
If you do not feel Justified in taking
judicial knowledge of the facts as
here set forth, suggest that might
build this silo and iii &c and that
samples be obtained from Il during
the several stages of process the con
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-25

MOUNTAIN AUTO STAGE LuSEs-Clf-
ton ivia Duncan) Stafford Leave Clifton
1850 pm daily leave Duncan ASS pm
daily; arrive Stafford f=15 pm. daily fcon-
meeting With Arizona EaHternls leave saf-
ford an daily leave Duncan 1880 an
daily; arrive Clifton Il m daily. Five
round trips 70 Mo-enica daily, three found
trips to Aetcan daily. Service cars
day AID night Mountain Auto Co. Inc
clifton. Arir Phone "A
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-25
MEXICO
AND u. S. TO
GET TOGETHER


ObreEou OF Mexico believed that the
interests OF the United States and
Mexico are Identical and parallel
that what affects one, affects the
other and that therefore, he thinks
the two countries should work IN per-
feet harmony.
The new president OF Mexico so
stated few days ago at Mexico City
81 an Interview which he gave TO
" D. king Douglas attorney and
personal friend Of Gen Obregon, ac-
corulng % King, Who has arrived
Gen. Oregon also stated that his
government would take no action in
encr controversies except where one
group to the controversy infringes
upon the right OF another.
President obreEon said he had i'm
pressed upon the AeEican congress
reasonable laws. as well as laws that
were not ambiguous
Believes Interests Identical.
Gen Oregon stated that he be
lisves that the interests Of tie United
States and Mexico are identical and
parallel and that what affects one
affects the other, and that therefore
lie believes that the Two countries
should work in perfect harmony
with reference TO the labor trou-
bles in the country he stated that in
his opinion three factors were neces-
aaEI 70 MEXICO : NE4aQ 1lALgr namely
brains. capital and labor that neither
Of these could have any ascendancy
over the other that il any two OF
these were at loggerheads Il meant
an unbalancinE Of the social and in
duEtrIal system
sHe compared these factors IN in
dustrF TO the three powers OF govern
meut. stating that in both cases all
must cooperata absolutely in order to
accomplish anything at all
Tised that certain laborerE intended
striking he replied that was their
right, and that on the other hand.
when he was advised that an en-
pioTer recessed TO raise wages. his
reply was that 1t was his right TO
do so.
Opposes MeddlinE in labor Disputes.
he said he did not intend TO gov
err any group or groups OF inhabi-
tants Of the country, but the nation
as a whole Hs said he hoped that
rhe people CT Mexico would not re-
ali1e that there was government,
meaning that the government would
take no action IN labor questions. eI-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-25


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ThNTED-Ezperisncs colorsd cook, good
salary. Phi fso7.
WANTED-Tsn young women FOR Robsrt
Eautelfa productions Apply ut1Ga door.
Crawford theater. Monday noon
WANTED-MeEicsn gil for homework
Few hours during the day must uudar-
sand EnEllsh. Apply 1594 4a1szaa.
COMPETEsST Engiish speakinE III 70 60
chamber work good wages reference re-
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WANTED-EEparisn food checker. VA
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Ing girl paid fIo.a9o fer ideas she thought
worthless. details free. WFlta Ercdu1a-1
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EEPERTEHCED LADY FTEN06NTT7T-
has--gur demand % greater than our sup
ply We make cur students competent and
experienced Positions Euarantsed-
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YOUNG LADY to sssisf VIA ofiIes work.
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giving previous ezpsrisncs. PisEly TlEEiy
Stores.
BUYER WANTS PosITIoN-I3 yssF1i e.
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lieitor1. ful O. part tine optonals -
house % house canvas. but f1lioU -
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cratlFs. and you VII Be- rcrressntl1F ore
q the largest concerns o. SIS kid "a this
STATE Fd- 2f54 for appointment
DESIRABLE travelling position Eln IS va
cant Jan IsE Accsptabla applicant must
Be over 3 years cid. with high school or
college education. unmarried woman o.
widow without lncumbranca preferred
pleasing personality aud adaptzhulty eI-
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-25

Just the same, it's true" said Winnie,
while she remained standing beneath the
mistletoe- "Tm taking an awful chance Of
being kissed by standing here. But I'm not
a bit scaredF "HuhP retorted Simon
Why should you be searedf There's no
one here, only me And you needn't be
scared Of msF
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-25

WORKsIEN FIRED ONt 1 DEAD.
Barcelona, Spain, Dec 25-A group
OF syndicaiists fired az a group OF
four workmen IN the street here, kill
ing one and Wounding three. The
assassins escaped
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-25

Why. Simon dear said Winnie softly,
q that's a mistietoe- If girl Is ever under
that she is liable to be kissed And to illus
trate Winnie arose and stood directly under
meath the mistletoe. But Simon only sat
there and laughed. Gosh. Winnie" he said
q" I don't believe in superstitions
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-25

Queen WIIhelmina. Of the The
Netherlands. is very fond OF animals
so fond. indeed, that she declines TO
patronize any sport which involves
the slaughter OF those IN the royal
preserves.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-25

The flush Of excitement was over in the
little top floor home Of Winnie Wrinkle The
exchange Of presents and her tender love
Tor her mother and father had left Winnie
feeling sentimental as she sat in the dimly
lighted parlor with Simon Konshus Amt
that funny howerP said Simon, BY way
Of saying something.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-25

cept where one group involved In
firing upon the rights Of the other.
with especial reference to the
I ". W. activities, he stated that this
was not Mexican creation, but
rather an American importation. He
called attention 10 the fact that in
none OF his campaign speeches had
he advocated prominence OF one
class over another
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-25

MUNHHHN8 ; HIENN TIeIN = No11-
hanG. Grand FallE. Imperial. Buena Vista,
OsweEo Orient train r Stockton. Alpine
ONE DAY DAILY except Sundays Phone
or wire reservations .. Y. Sweat Grand
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-25

Heb Wani.d-Arent,.

Help Wanied-Agents.
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CHEWING GUM-Seil to dealers. profit
able business built Up quickly, spearmiut
and popular flavora IN Novel packages,
write today Helmet Co, Cincinnati o.
AGENTS WANTED % advertise our goods
and distribute Free Samples % conEuun er.
slc per hour Write for fun particulars.
American Products Co. 1893 American
Bldg-, Cincinnati. Ohio
hLEENGAs PURIFIER removes an im-
purltles from gasoline stops carhurelor
troubles. For automobiles. tracks. trac-
tor; last seller. Write National Auto
no-re w @. oLsvs-ana. b.