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INTRODUCTION

our l'esun h'inrs us o. ih.nl; ~ the
trgody ~ failure. II Is only top fire.
quout IN human life and history There
at' many Instances ui the spelling uf
great dnl promising careers through
s"u." EiIriug fault or hy E1tr at 20
critical hum'nt. Benedict Arnold ,uGll
have hcrn great general and hero ".
had the Sorill standing and raud con
r"ctiuns IT, had undluht Il and ,c-t~i
pci sonal colragr. Ia had shp,n nh.
'1tv talents ui high order. l'ui these.
md IN rIitc ~ his faults. ar t.tr ga
uir,l aud trust II hy Washington Eut
LiH talents and sopl uunliiics were
rh1d"d by serious faults ui clfishness
md ambition which lcl ia his act of
lrcrchc'y aul In his ruin and shame.
Had ne h"cn faithful to his trust. he
Wisht have been one of our greatest
n"n hut he suld out Ia the enemy,
argoly h"ca1se OF personal piQuc and
mall it1lou'y. saul was q very pruinis.
ing yo-nr man. ~ flrF, he was modes,
.uId ourrcc, ~ mis- dcportm, Early
'uc'"G'eY and the poss, 'sion d uncx.
pcci,d power spoiled him. Sclf.will anI
l'itlcnoss uf mind began soon tn show
ihoms Ives IN this lesson We nave the
sad story ol his disobcdicncc o. God.
The tragic coming event of his final
rejection here casts It's shadow before.
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INTERNATIONAL SUNDAY SCHOOL
LESSON FOR TODAY


vast little In Thine own sight. vast thou
not made tho head ~ tho tribes OF
l"raciF Ard Jehovah amounted thee
King over Israel: ~ and Jehovah sent
thee IN a Journey. and said Go. and
utterly destroy tn sinners and Amalck.
ties and fight aguirst them until they
bee consumed. - Wherefore then didst
thou not oh'y The voice ~ Jehovah. hut
d'dsi fly upnn the spoil. and didsi that
ahi'h was 'vil IN tho sight ~ Je.
hovah' 20 And Saul said unto samuel
Yea. have uhcycd the voice of Jc.
hoSah. and have gone the way which
Jehovah r'nt me. aud have brought
Arag the king 81 Amale,. and have
utterly destroyed the Amlloaitcs. ~
liit the p'mlr took II the spoil. sheep
rnd "yan. m" chief ~ the devoted
things. tn mcfific" unto Jehovah thy
Gsl IN Gilgal. - Aud Samuel said. Hath
l,hoy9h az great delight IN burnt. offer.
uss AMI sacrifices. and In ol,cying the
Voice Of Jehovah? o. hold IL ol,oy ~
hotter th1n sacrifice. and e. hoarkcn
Than III" TAT ~ rams. % For rebellion
Is as ~" min At wiichcgafi. and stub
hornncss ~ ny idOlatry and tcr1phlm
E"aus' thou hast rejected the word of
Jehovah, ~ hath also rejected thee
irnn hcinr king.
- And Sittl said unto Samuel. have
sinn"d; FOR have imnsgr"scd the com.
unndmori of Jehovah. and they words,
he,ats" I i,arvd the pruiio. aud nl,eyod
their VOICE. - Now Therefore. pray
The. pitdn my sin. and turn again with
.io. that ] may worship Jehovah. 20
MD Samuel said unto Siul will not
r,tdru with thee. fur thou hast rejected
ihc word Ut jehovah. aud Jehovah hath
"i''t'd he" lrum hcing Eing over
ISRAEL.
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n human way ~ indicating .siodis f,.,.i.'
Ing about saul. samuel. We are told.
was angry. and he spent the night in
prayer 20 God. Early next morning he
goes out 10 meet saul. tie was told
that SUI had been ~ Carmel. where
ne had set up monument From Car.
mel, saul went 10 Giigai. where samuel
came io him. saul claimed to have per.
formed the commandment of Jehovah.
But Samuel shrewdly asks him. what
means The hlcatiup 81 the sheen aud
the loNing ~ the ux.nq" This mrt II
the booty made itself heard saul was
insinccrc IN his answer. IIc laid Il on
the people who had brought this eat.
lie with them. hlyinE spared the best
IN order tu make a sacrifice tu God
The rest he had destroyed as com.
nnnicd S,uls lame excuse does not
cover mp ~" faot that he Ind tailed
tn do exactly what Gpd had ordered
Samuel does not act hastily. bat babe
saul wait until b. could hear further
from G"d. Siul hds him proceed.
Samuel rrcounis Go saul how God
had made him King over Israel when
he was littl" IN hls own yight. and now
that ho hnd rot strong and ven settled
In his kingdom. God had given him a
spec ific command 10 destroy tho Nina.
lekites. Samuel presses the question:
Why had ne not uhc,cd2 Why did ho
seize some Of the spoil mud do wrong
Again. lamcly Saul s",ks a. cXcus"
himself. lie did obey IT, only brought
hack Agag the king ~, had drstrny,,.
the people. Subsequent history shows
that this also was only part 81 the
trulh. some ~ them got away. Again
saul lays the taking of the cattle an
~" people. Samuel brings him up again
with the stern question aud answer In
verse %. Hath Jehovah as great de-.
light In burnt offerings aud sacrifices.
as IN uh"yinE the vnir" ol Jthayahg
Behold. 10 obey ~ better Than sacrifice.
md I" hoirkcn than the fit ~ rams
Here q great principle Is i,id down.
obedience. including right conduct. IN
moro acceptable to Cud than cuupli.
me" with the forms ana ceremonies
1T religion. Samuel ruos on to sh0w
hat refusal 10 obey h as lad as witch.
raft. ~ this he means. seeking after
ether divinitics than God saul had
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made n raid against the witches and
u IL very appropriate that hc should
De shown that his own sin was as lad
~ that which he had tried to root out.
Samuel further says that slubhornness
Is Just as had ~ ldolatry or iniquity
and tcraphifn. that u.s. images idols. In
other words. disnbcditncc In one place
II aa had az disohcdiencc in another.
what God wants Is that We should 10
his will. w cannot excuse going
AGAINST that viii ia one place hy 60.
ing according to II In another The in.
oyiiablc Judgment or sentence fellows,
Stree saul had rejected the command
81 God. God rejected him from being
king Slul's excuses cannot De- allowed
by his own admission. and the evident
facts In the casc. that be- had disobcycd
a plain and positive command ~ God
Rcpentanc" Too Late u sam. -: si.3j.l
Saul acted ~ many sinners have act.
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LESSON NOTES
!. Partial Di>obeiiencc Il sam. Is; i.sl.

- 'sT''f''s'h"N W A'a'ffs A's hTsff
Tho connection with the las, lesson
IL not hmm diltc. In ~: - We are told
that There WAS sore war against the
l'hilirtuos IN the days of Saul" We
a. not know how long after the vic.
tlry of Jonathan the events described
IN chapivr ~ took place. Crtcr thu
divine direction. Samuel comes to saul
With srcri1l command. Tho seer re-.
minds the tinr how ~ had been go.
lcctod. This v'1s done 90 awaken a sense
Il IuW toward ;ol samuel then de.
n1uncCs the sin ~ the Anna, kites WIN
had opposed Israel when coming out
~ EgypS lie specifically charges saul
to 90 arains, tho Anmlckitos and ut,
lance. God himself assumes the re.
,ponsliliiy for this terrible doom upon
o whole nation. n was Saurs bue!ncss.
terrible as 4 was 10 obey the explicit
divine command.
saul gathered his army az = place
called Tclam. place which has not
been locatrd TIE numbers given ar''
zoe. oOo fooimrn l0e0a Of whom were
from Judah These seem very large
Numbers hut II there has been some
miS,ak" In copyinf. we cannot now cor.
rect II Slul made hts military dislrsi.
ton with view - carrying ont the
terrible sentence. Among the Ansalcki.
tcs there was q group " Kcniies who
Ind shown kindness tscc Exodus rs: ..
-. iM - lrracl when coming out of
Egypt. saul warned these. and they de-
ur'ed. Siuls victory was complete. lie
cn,oic the Amalckiics from lIavilnh toI
Shur These places were IN the south
toward the Lind of Edom. sui made no
objection apparently To the command on
account of ~ cruelty. hut he reserved
Nglg. the king of The Amalrkitrs. while
he destroyed the people. Though they
wCrC devoted L. utter destruction. We
learn from lltoF references that some ~
ihcm must have cscapd. This. however.
WIS different thing from Intentionally
epring them. Just why saul spared
the King dncs not appclr. We may i'm.
aLinc that be wanted to make show
It this king In his triumph. or possi.
hly there Was q kind of sympathy or
nifty tor a brother monarch. The point
w. me-, tho motive. hut the fact. saul
dialhcNcd Besides sIariug the kins
the tcft NJ the oxen and sheep. and
pcrhars other property. was spared The
thugs that were ~ little value were
'drf,royed. Here was ethical point !
Saul ana itosr who symiuthizcd with
him cannot Do cvcuscd. This whole !
irupcrty was to hr great sacrifice 60
God As In tho ease of Achan. the /,
FfFWinc of these was. 80 90 speak. q
roli,ry 81 CNl Self.iutcrcsi lay at thu |
bottom Il tho diFob~li-ncr
Uisubc,li' nee Judged q SIM. ~: i0sA.
W. ar tia that the Word II Jehovah !
came a. Samuel. We do not know how |
In this instance any more than ~
others Ike u Eut IN sume way sam
mel received di.iinc; and emphatic i'm.
ltrcsrion from God ~ to Sauis disuhedi
cncc The DESTRUCTION of these people
and III offering up ~ sacrifice of what /
had belonged to them WIS distinctly re.
gmlrcd uf saul IT, had not kept the
command So Cod says ~ samuel II
rcpcnts me that I have set up saul Ia
be- king" 90 cnursr We understand this l
phrase here. as In other places. 10 DE-
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- IN MI time tie gut SORRY fur his
sin when Il WIS found oui and rcbukrd
lie confesses that he has sinncd and
has di-uh'ycd the commandment But
here again he spoils his confession by
trying ~ max" an excuse that h. was
urduly influenced by the people u H.
NO jus .fD,,ipn uf yin to ray that I
committed IL. hui ! dad 1t because some
bo'y else todd mo o.. saul docs nss
thnt his sin mirht be- rardnncd. and
begged samuel To remain with him that
he mirtt be- restored ana worship lc.
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h"Nah Alright. The stern old prophet
knew that saul was assembling. still
trying Ia make excuse that his repent.
nnce wns froced and insincerc. And ~
he reiterates that God had rejected him
from being king. saul's weakness Is
further betrayed when he tries to de-
Tain samuel by force. catching hold Of
his robe which rent In his hand. sam
u"l took this az nn omen. and said that
God hal rent the kingdom fran Saul.
ana had provided himself with a sub.
stitutc. This We know was David
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TOPiC-S,IL's FuL,RE

G"l,cn T"Xi-Thou hast rejected the
word III Jehovah. and Jci,oyah hath
rejected thec. I !iim. 1896.
scripture I.esson-I samuel ~: 1896.
I. aud Samuel mma To- Saul. and
Slul sid Inio him. blessed De- thou uf
Jehovah ! have performed the com.
mnndr"ut 81 Jehovah 10 And Samuel
said What monath then this heating
~ the rh""p IN mine ears. ana the
lowing nf ~" oxen which I hy1r7 ~
Ard saul sid. They have brought them
from the Amnlcki,cs' fur thc people
sparrd IA" best If the sheep and 81 the
oxen 20 sacrifice unto Jehovah this God;
aud NJ" ros' We have utterly destroyed.
~ Then Samuel suid unto saul. Sinv.
aud I viii tell thee what Jehovah hath
said tn mo this night And hc u!d unto
Hin Soy en-
Il And samuel said. Though thou
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Miilsr's Ant;ssptio oil. Known ne
Snake Oil
WIN Positively Relieve Paip In Ps,
MinLiea

Try q right now Tor rheumatism.
Neuralgia. lgimhaEu. r0lC. stin sud aNol.
len iuinis. pain IN tue head. back and
limits, curns, huLinns. etc. After una
application paln usually disappears ~
" ly magic.
4 new remedy used externally f1r
coughs, Coda Group. iuhb"nla, Sore
Threat. nilhlherln aud Iou.iiiiil.
THIS oil IN conceded o. be- the most
i'h"tiailug remedy known. l's prompt
nnh immediate effect ~ Relieving palm
u due "a thr fact 'hp' u p,u,ttatts 10
the aJccted parts 90 once. A. uu titus
'faiiUh. pour ten drops Dn a." thloksat
il"r" ~ fnle leather .ud Il wii, psne.
iraie this Substance through arl through
~ ihfe~ minutes.
Accept no substitute. This rr,at oil
j. golden TED color ''u,y. Aanufi,t unrd
Nv Herb Juice Ncilclag 60. Ohiy. Ueg
The Dickson Drug Company.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-30
SIMPLE Way TO GET
RID OF BLAGKHEEDS

There is one simple. safe and sure
way that never fails 20 ger rid Of
blackheads and that IS to dissolve
them
To do this get two ounces OF caIo-
mite powder from any druE store
sprinkle p little on a hot, vet sponge
rub over the hlackheads brlsklv-
wash the parts and you VIII be sur
prised how the blackheads have dis
appeared. Big blackhsads. little
blackheads. no matter where they
are. simply dissolve and disappear.
leaving the parts without any marx
whatever. Biackheads are simply q
mixture OF dust and dirt and secra-
lions from the body that form in the
pores Of the skin PiuchlnE and
squeezing only cause irritation. make
large pores and DO not get them out
after they become hard. The ca1o-
mite powder and the water simply dis
solve the blackheads so they wash
right out, leaving the pores free and
clean and I'm thelr natural condition
Anyone troubled with these insight
Isl hlemishes should certainly try
this simple method.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-30
If You Need a Medicine
Observation-Disclosures

Have YOU ever stopped to reason
why it is that so many products that
are extensively advertised, an at
once drop out Of sight and are soon
forgotten7 The reason is plain-tde
article did not fulfil the promises Of
the manufacturer This applies more
particularly to a medicine. A medi-
cfnal preparation that has real cura-
tive value almost sells itself, as like
an endless chain system the remedy
is recommended by those who have
been benefited, 90 those who are in
need OF it.
A prominent druggist says Take
for example Or. kilmer's swamp
Root. a preparation ] have sold for
many years and never hesitate TO
recommend, for in almost every case
it shows excellent results. as many
OF my customers testify. No other
kidney remedy has so large sale
According TO sworn statements and
verified testimony OF thousands who
have used the preparation the sue
cess Of Dr. kilmer's SWamp-koOt is
due 10 the fact, so many people
claim. that it fulfills almost every
wish in overcoming kidney, liver and
bladder ailments. corrects urinary
troubles and aeuralizes the uric acid
which causes rheumatisf'.
You may receive a sample bottle of
Swamp Root by Parcels Post Address
Dr. kilmcr & Co. Binghamtou. " ",
and enclose ten cents; also mention
this paper Large and medium size
bottles Tor sale at an drug stores
Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-30
REPRISALS BY POLICE
MARK IRISH STRUGGLE

towns near where the recruits were
attacked.
Masked men entered and set fire TO
the building housing The Dublin Free
mans Journal last night Consider
able damage was done to the build
ing.
Scores OF new arrests have been
made in various districts OF ireland,
among the places raided by military
forces being a lunatic asylum near
Enis
Glasgow and the Clyde shipbuilding
district have been placed under close
guard, and 81 is declared by the au-
thorities that many Sim Feiuers are
known to be IN Scotland.
Guard Against Attack
Other big ceuters OF population be-
sides London and Liverpool are pre-
pairing for defense against possible
Sim Fem attacks. Special police
guards have been provided for the
Southampton docks The insurance
business against riots and civil COM
motion today was the greatest in
London for a long time
The Evening Standard says the lat
est sim Fcin plot comtemplates the
burning OF houses. and other property
IN England belonging TO black and
tans who are serving In Ireland.
The newspaper asserts that the de-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-30

] liquor dealers at No. Is East san
Antonio street
The santa Fe railroad advertised
the best eating houses IN the entire
west and asserted that il carried
elegant day coaches, Pullman
sleepers and emigrant sleepers on al
passenger trains
". A. Irwin & Co. the firm con-
aistinE of W A and DR.. o. c. Irwin,
we're druggists and also handled
paints and oils brushes, wall paper.
window glasses. school supplies and
genuine El PasO onion seed The
firms motto was fair dealing and
low prices DR.. o. c Irwin was the
father OF DIT. W. Il Irwin a prac-
ticinE physician Of FL Paso today,
and OF Miss Halle Irwin. a teacher
in the public schools
More Old Timers
J. F. Kopf. well known in e Paso
and owner OF much property in the
city. was manager OF the Ranch sa-
loon at 80 South FL Paso street
Frank L. Hunter and A. G. Foster
were attorneys and cOunselors at
law" and other law partners Were-
w. b Brack and J. A. BucAler; J. p,
Coldweu Is still a practicing attorney
OF IL Paso, father OF district judge
Ballard ColdwelL
The ST. Charles lodging house,
3o1-303 south El PaEo street. ad-
Vcrtised sfthe cleancst and best
furnished rooms in the city, the
rates being s. TO 3 a week,
a4rOoms with stoves. Il desired,
without extra Charge Also
there WIS @nO extra charge for
two persons occupying one ROOM
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-30

Zacatecas, Zac-, Mex. Nov. so.-In
the mining office at Conception del
ORC 80 mining properties are listed
as delinquent for non-payment Of
taxes. Many OF these mines are cap
able Of and have produced large
quantities % silver-lead ore, but the
low price OF silver exhorbitant taxa-
Ton and high cost Or labor and ma
terial makes IL Improbable TO oper-
ate them and the owners are unable
70 pay the taxes and other expenses
attached 10 retaining them.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-30
WEALTHY LACUNA BANKER
IS DECLARED BANKRUPT

Torreon, Coahuila, Mex. nov. SOL
cordinE TO the local press here Miguel
with offices in ZaraEoz0 street. has
been arrested in Mexico City and de-
clared ia bankruptcy. AR Trad has
been transactinE an enormous husi-
ness in the LaEuna district for many
years and he was considered one OF
the strongest financial houses in the
republic. Aside from a general com
mission business and cotton buying,
DE carried on a general banking BUSH
ness and e IS probable that his failure
IS due 10 large loans 70 the cotton
raisers on premature crops.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-30
HARDNGMAY
GRANT QUICK
RECOGNITION

revolution and assassination. The
Harding administration viii face a
simpler problem for the administra-
tion which president Harding viii be
asked TO recognize Will be one elected
according TO Mexican constitutional
law.
Therefore II Oregon makes
good between November 30 and
next March ( the chances are all
in favor OF lIr. Harding extend
ing speedy recognition 10 his ad-
ministrufiou. That is the gen
ernl opinion in Washington diplO-
matte circles as well as in con-
EresE.
one Of the matters in dispute, when
Harding takes Up the Mexican prob
lem, viii be the so-called cOnfisea-
tory DEGREES enforced by the Carranza
Mexico, and particularly against the
oil investors.
Dispute over OIL
American oil men claim that oil in
Mexican lands does not belong to the
Mexican state but to the bona de
owners Of the lands in which the oil
exists. Therefore 1t could not be
eminent without paying the foreign
holders fun value for the lands. Title
TO these lands, IL is contended, goes
back through the present owners to
the old Spanish land grants and can
not lawfully be alieE2ted by any
Mexican congress
This is the big question at issue be-
tween the Wilson administration and
the Mexican government now, and
viii have TO be satisfactorily solved
by the Harding administration. Tt
viii have 10 be solved before recogni-
ton IS extended 20 the Obregon ad-
ministration by the Harding govern
It is believed here a satisfactory
solution viii be found for the dis
pute, satisfactory 20 the Mexican
government and the oil investors, and
recognition viii not be held up in the
Harding administration because Of
the oil embroglio.
Some for Intervention.
It cannot be denied that a Few
members OF congress from the south
western states, fOrseeing the profits
that would accrue not only to the
United States but 10 some Of these
men personally would like 20 see the
United States intervene in Mexico.
annex that country, and make a sec
ond Philippines out Of IL, 70 event
ually become territories and even
states Of The United States. This
dream seems TO have been dispeIled
by the election Of Obregon.
On the other hand, a large majority
Of congress is well disposed TO and
has friendly and neighborly feelings Z
for the Mexican people These sena- Z
tors and representatives hope and be- I
ieve that ObregOn viii speedily set /
Mexico on its feet again, 70 take a /
IN example OF free government, lib /
arty and prosperity in the republican I
governments OF the western hemis- Z
'here.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-30
Little Rock Physician
Killed BIZ u. S. Marshal

Little Rock Ark, Nov 30.-Dr. 3.
r woodward was shot and killed "a
MS home early today by A /. Reed
deputy United States marshal who
was attempting 10 arrest Dr.. Wood
yard on warrant charging violation
OF the Harrison anti-narcotlc law.
Reed said Dr. woodward attempted
20 draw a revolver when he told him
he had a warrant for his arrest.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-30

Lordy. Il DOES seem like the
@dlm and distant past
The Windsor hotel advertised that
I 81 had electric bells, gas and water
in alD parts Of the house" and that
&c was in the center Of the city, and
street cars leave every Is minutes
for all depots and old Mexico
J. A. smiths Firm.
J. A. smith was IN the produce
business with a partner, the firm
name being that OF smith & Ihomp-
son The house was designated as a
branch Of j. A. smith & Co, OF kan
sas City.
The Chief saloon advertised that Sc
had private wine rooms attached"
Nogeley & Momsen were tin cop
per and sheet iron workers The
Momsen Of the firm was the Gus
Aomsens wholesale hardware man OF
today
The Southern Pacific railroad was
advertising that il had -al steel
rails"
george BerIiner & Co. were
eiobbers ana dealers in Kentucky
Whiskies,' at No 80 South Fl
S Schutz & Bro. were clothing
dealers and the UIlman Furniture Co
claimed to carry the largest stock
and have the lowest prices in the city
Sidney Ullman and AIRS. A II. Cold
stein, Mrs. sam Blumenthal. lrs. Ben
Levy and Mrs Nathan solomon are
children Of IL UIlman, the founder Of
this firm, which was in business at
900 South El PasO street when the
directory was issued.
Finest Hotel Here.
The Pierson hotel. just opened. /
claimed TO be -the finest and best en-
FL Paso."
The Grand Central, occupying "the I
northwest corner OF the plaza" the I
present site Of the Mills building, was .
advertised as "a four-story brick I
building that would do credit 20 any .
city in the United States and one Of /
the finest buildings in IL Paso." II /
had "a magnificent bar" the direc- I
tory says, also spacious billiard I
room and private parlors"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-30

Torreon, Coahuils, Mex. Nov. Co.
Emelio Stalknecht, one OF the best
known mining engineers in northern
Mexico. died in Parral this week De-
ceased had held a number OF import
ant positions with various mining
companies in Chihuahua Zacatecas
and Durango states. he was at one
time N charge OF the mining proper
ties Of the house Of +. StalfOrth in
the Parral district
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-30
Mexican Income Tax Is
Eliminated In NeU Bill

Washington, D. c., Nov. 30. - The
amended revnue bin just submitted TO
The Mexican congress eliminates the
proposed income tax. proposing in
and Inheritance taxes. The stamp tax
on sales estimated to have produced
100000 pesos revenue yearly also
was stricken out.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-30
MEXICAN STEAMSHIP
SERVICE IS RESUMED

galveston, Texas. Nov. 30-ReEu-
lar steamship service between fa7-
weston and Tampico and other 1fexi-
can ports VIII be resumed at once
according TO an announcement BY the
Mexican Navigation company. Both
1reisht and passengers viii be car
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-30
CHIHUAHUA CITY SCHOOL
TO TEACH ELECTRIC WORK

Permission has been obtained from
the government Of chihuahua to omen
a nlghl school OF practical electricity
- -nluuanua City Plans for the
school were initiated BY Manuel Con
zales. deputy in the chihuahua state
legislature from the First district.