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The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1920-11-26
WINTER ENTERTAINMENT
COURSE.

There are three good reasons why on
should purchase season ticket for tn
four numbers of the Entertainment
Course under the auspices of Bradford
Post No. 20, of the American Legion.
First, it represents saving OF about
one dollar over the price of admission
tickets purchased at the door.
Second, it will be good investment in
time and money and one will surely feel
repaid by the excellence and variety oil
the entertainments.
Third, it will help the boys of the local
Post of the Legion in this undertaking.
Season tickets may be obtained at
Sisco's Pharmacy any time before the
night of the opening number, November
30th, for 2.20 (adults), and $1.65 (chil-
dred). This includes the War Tax. It's
a worthy enterprise. Let's go
Tracy Shepard is visiting H W
Heath Jr.
Harold Blake has been confined to
the house the past week by illness.
H T Colby has recently rented the
tenement over the Post Office, which
he and his mother will occupy.
Kenneth D Blake and Perley Clog
ston are home from Dartmouth to
spend their Thanksgiving vacation.
Robert and Henry Hale came from
Cushing Academy, Wednesday, to
spend Thanksgiving and the week
end with their parents Mr. and Mrs
A E Hale.
d A Wakefield and son Alvah of
Barton are spending Thanksgiving
and the week end with his mother,
Mrs H H Newton, and his sister,
Mrs S Sisco.
After the supper given by Clover
Leaf Grange in /. o. O. F. hall Satur-
day evening there will be an enter
tainment consisting of speaking,
music and readings.
Mrs w c Johnson, who has been
fiSiIiilS III JOWIy IelJ mOfludy AFTER
noon for Woodsville, where she will
spend Thanksgiving with her daugh-
ter Mrs P A Switser.
The Masquerade Social to be held
at close of meeting of Liberty Coun-
Gil next Wednesday evening, promises
to be a pleasing event. The entire
membership are requested to be
present.
The "Tanlac Geographical Window
Display" now on exhibition at Sisco's
Pharmacy, is of very interesting nature.
The color work is fine, showing mountains,
hills, and the natives of North America.
Peru, Egypt, Africa, Alps and Asia, carry
ing the herbs from which this medicine
is made, to be shipped 10 the TanIac lab
oratories at Dayton, Ohio, and Walkers
vile, Can. The centerpiece is fine
ocean view, with picture of one of their
laboratories A fuller account of this
wonderful remedy will be found on page Z. !
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1920-11-26

but may have lost out. If found
please notify G w jenkins, Bradford
VT. Off.
Anyone desiring wood sawed viii
obtain prompt and efficient service
by applying to John w Grove, Or
ford, n. II. Gil
V. II. Eddy, Eye sight specialist,
will be at H F Hutchins on his Dec,
visit to Bradford. Gil
For Sale.
The Goodhue house on Back street.
House contains IL rooms in fair con-
dition-suitable for two families.
Barn and abort one acre of ground.
Apply to ID b Carleton, at Farmers
Exchange. 9-tf
Model Glenwood F. Cook Stove in
good condition Lynn f Williams,
Piermont Crossing.
Strayed.
One black and white yearling
heifer. Owner can have same by
proving property and paying charges-
John Lufkin, Bradford, VT. 10
For Sale.
My go acre farm at East Thetford.
This farm is in fine shape, and will
sell with stock or without. Write o.
call for particulars. F Z Cox, East
Thetford, VT. 10
For Sale.
or exchange, PAIR of gray horses,
weight 2900. good serviceable team
just out Of hard work. Will sell at
a bargain or exchange for light
drivers. W S Williams, Bradford,
VI 7-tf.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-27
500 BARRELS
FROMLATEST
SILVER MOON

Wichita Falls, Texas, Dec. 27.-The
largest wen to be completed in the
northwest extension since the early
part OF the spring has just been fin
ished by the Silver Noon Oil com
pany- II Is making 500 barrels daily.
A $50 barrel well has been COM
pleted By the Barr Davis Oil company
in the Electra pool. Planet Petroleum
has a 100 barrel wei in the same
district Production was found at
140o feet
In the south Electra district a IS
barrel well has been brought IN al
1900 feet by the Ryan Petroleum
corporation
The p-Munger-Allen oil COM
pany's No. IL Munger in the Kemp
Munger-AIien pool is flowing $50 bar
rels daily. Maer and Shaped have a
125 barrel wei IN their No 4 block,
block 1SG. The TeLhoma OIL and Re
filming company has IS barrel well
in the same pool
A 100000 foot Easser has been
brought in by the United Oil Savings
association on the Beach tract. Tex
homa district
Two 125 barrel wells have been
completed in the Burkburuett district
by the Quanah oil company and the
Texhoma oil company. both flowing
from the 1900 foot sand
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-27

IN RACE WITH
BOOTLEGGERS

Liquor runners were enabled to
escape pursuing police early Monday
morning. when the automobile OF an
acc0mpllcs forced that in which Of
flcers were riding 70 crash into the
curling at Cotton avenue and Grand
view street. according 70 report OF
police captain Harry Phoenix
Information that The runners would
attempt 10 carry a load Of liquor
through Highland PARK caused
chase to begin at Boulevard and
Lebanon streets and was continued
70 Cotton and GrandvieW. At this
point, a heavy car crossed into The
path OF that driven by Capt Phoenix.
giving the officers choice OF a col
lislon with the car or OF running into
the curb. A crash with the heavier
car probably would have been fatal,
and the car was turned into the curb
instead enabling the runners 10
escape.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-27
ELe0en Christmas Pdrdons
Are Granted BIZ Larazolo

Santa Fe. n. N. Dec. 27-EIeven
Christmas pardons were granted by
Gov. LarrazOlo- Four were 70 prison
ers serving long terms for murder and
seven to minors in the reform school.
Mitchell Jefferson. negro, was
sentenced from Otero county IN April.
1916. for the killing OF his wife JEFF
terson and his vile were employed at
the home OF senator A. B. Fall at
Three Rivers The killing was done
in the Fan residence in the presence
OF Mrs. Fan. Jefferson pleaded guilty
70 save what appeared first degree
verdict and was sentenced TO serve
80 TO 100 years.
Manuel Goyeneche was sentenced
from Curry county in October, 1916.
for 20 20 IS years
Thomas VOtaW was sentenced from
Socorro county IN August 1916, for
20 20 Is years
Juan Hernandez alias Benjamin
Lopez. was sentenced from Bernallilo.
county in December, 1907. for sol
years.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-27

The above rate 70 baHed on mlnfmuzu
OF q 20 word count Ads Containing less
thar this number Of words VII Be- counted
1s 20 words
Two dollars per agate line per month.
Minimum OF two lines on monthly rata
Bold face lines. double price
Three cents per word for stocE or bond.
on. mining or other prumotional adVer-
t1inr
no ad run for an indsfiuIts period (r.
p taken over the telephone. Orders 70
discontinas q. p adu must b made "a
writing.
An 1ew ldvsrtirsnsnt1 appear Elrrt "a
home edition
II order 70 rive tine for proper ellrai-
Ecation % - Necessary % close he Herald
Classified pages Saturdays Il 1852 O.
All other days e. 1910 .. II want adI
received after this hour VII appear the
uarf day Orders 70 dl1cuntiuue want ads
must Be 30 Herald office before . e. n o.
day u publication.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-27

PREPARES TO
GREETCOL

Montevideo, Uruguay, Dec 81
Preparations had been made this
morning for the cruiser Uruguay to
meet the United States battleship
Florida, which Is bringing cambridge
Colby, American secretary Of state. to
this city from Rio Janeiro. Foreign
minister BuerO. Robert Emmett Jef-
ferry United States minister; Oliver
3. Hartman. secretary at the lega-
ton, and a delegation from the
the Uruguay.
The secretary IS due to land here
at 3 o'clock tomorrow, and viii be
received with military honors- The
secretary then will 90 to the gov
eminent house, where he will be
given a special audience by president
Brum-
An official banquet viii be given
tomorrow night by foreign minister
Buero in honor OF the visitor
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-27
WHEAT PRICES
DECLINE WHEN
DEMANDHALTS

Chicago. III. Dec .2T.-Wheat prices
showed a downward tendency today,
influenced by an apparent letup in
export demand. Bears cOntended that
world supplies are ample, and that
chances were against any lasting ad-
vance based on emergency duties or
on revival OF food credits to Europe.
Buyers in the pit were scarce and
trade was small Opening quotations
which ranged from &c TO I &c lower,
with March s1.64H TO s1-645z and May
$3.50 to $780,, were followed by a
moderate rally and then by a new
downturn
Announcement OF 3 good sized decreass
In the visible supply total failed 70 act
as a stimuious. The market closed
heavy, I &c 10 2&c net lower. with March
sLs3A to {1.s5is and Nay fL5s& TO
s1.5s
Enlarged receipts put the corn market
on the downgrade- After opening IN
changed 10 = C lower. including Nay at
"a 10 741fc. prices saEEed all around be-
fore beginning 10 recover Eastern de-
mand was very slow The market FIN
ished unsettled. 11sc net lower to- u
advance, with Nay 75Hc 20 73Hc.
Oats were weak with other cereals.
starting 4. of 70 a shade advance. and
later declining a little more.
Provisions reflected an advance IN the
price Of hogs, but business lacked volume.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-27
Protest Against Failure
To Ahboinf Commission

Washington. D. c.. Dec. 2z.-Pro-
test has been made by the Jugo-Slav
government 20 che council OF am
hassadors Of the allied powers against
failure Of the allies 70 appoint an
inter-allied commission under the
treaty OF Neuilly TO inquire into prop
erty returnable 20 Serbia BY Bulgaria,
according TO dispatches from Bel
grade TO the Jugo-Slav legation
The treaty provided that such a
commission, composed Of represent
atives Of Great Britain. France and
Italy, should be appointed within four
months OF the coming into force OF the
treaty OF Neuilly. which was ratified
August g. 1920. This period expired
on December g, 1920
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-27
N. Y. Listed STOCKS
MONEY I'D METALS

New York. Dee 27.-Bar silver, domes-
tic esHcs foreign. t4Hc
Mexican dollars. as &C.
Prime mercantile paper, 2 e eG percent
Exchange, aaET-
Sterling demand. f&50h.
Gables. f1-51ti.
Montreal. 1fH per ccut discount
Time loans. firm: 60 days 50 days
and six months. II OK percent
call money, steady High, = low, Z;
ruling rate. .; closing bid, 9; offered az
9; last loan percent
Copper. nominal Electrolytic. spot and
nearby, 13H G19ci forst quarter, 1siz @
1ie-
Iron. steady. No. Northerus $500 Q
s5.oo- Ne 2 Northern, &SZooi No. South
arn. 912e1 G25-10-
Tn. firm; spot and nearby ss15o Q
$500 futures. fsEEG
Anfimcny. 1881 O $50.
Lad. quiet spot. fL59aA5s.
Zi1c. steady. East St Louis delivery
spot s5-eo67.75.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-27
Ell Paso L.egiOnaires
Ready To Pay Poll Tax

Announcement that eU-serFice men
viii have 10 pay poll tax to vote next
year viii make TO difference 10 FL
PasO post OF the American legion
Every member Of the local post has
been asked to nay poll tax, Il was
announced Monday az legion head
quarters. Most Of the men have al
ready paid their tax Rev F. n John
son. jr., the adjutant. said.
we appreciate the fact that We
did not have to pay IL this year" NJ.
Johnson said. "hut we realize the
state needs the money and ask no
special privileges. so Wen all pay"
A ruling has just been made In
Galveston, Tex, by the county tax
collector that eX-service men viii
have to pay poll tax In 1921
FL Paso legion post will give q
big free entertainment next Friday
night at the chamber OF commerce.
There viii be refreshments and
dancing
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-27
GRAIN. PROVISIONS

Chicago Grain. Close
Wheat-March g169E; Nay. sL5sst- Cd.
Corn-May. I5sc; July. 75Ec.
Oats-May, 4stc; July. 4sc-
Chicago Provisions, Close.
Pork-January. 221-o0.
Lerd-January. f12.7o; Nay, $3.50.
Ribs-January. sIL49: May. f1ZO5.
Chicago Produce, Close.
Chicago. Ill. Dec 7.-Butter-Market
firm creamery extras Sec standards,
EErs-Marlrst hizhsr. Receipts PASS
cases. firsts 6s5i 6secs ordinary firsts. 90
G6fcs a. mark cases included SO Q csc;
refrigerator firsts SIS 57cs refrigerator e1-
tras. ssh G57Ac
Poultry-Alive. Market higher. fowls, 20
Q 2scs springs. CSC; turkeys f0c-
Potatoes-Market steady receipts AZ
cars. Northern white sacked $40 20
sL55 cwt; Idaho rurals. f1.s5.
Kansas City Produce, Close
kansas CITY. Nc. Dec sl-EEgs-
Firsts. &c higher, SOC s1cs seconds. 1c high
Butter-cresmery. unchanged. SEE pack
ing. &c lower. 1sc-
ROSTERS. unchanged. 1491scs sprinss, 2sei
turkeys, zoe
-Unehanged to lo higher No: 1 hard.
81 e0- No 2 E1ga
corn-Unchanged to IKE lower. No ?
CSC; No. 2. ssas4e; No 2 yellow. IS 67oc;
G oats2UnehanEsd. No. ? white. 4sHo;
No, mixed, sc; No. 2 red, 47e.
Kaffir and Mo 8laize-s102eL1z
Hay-Unchanged- Choice timothy, $500
62Ao0; choice prairie. s1AEo615.o0;
choice alfalfa. 224o9 $500.
shorts-sl,4oG 1-s5-
Rsosipts-whsat. ls7 cars
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-27


The state q Texas To the sheriff or
any Constable Of 81 Paao County. Greet
ing
You ara hereby commanded as hereto
fore 20 summon Lawrence W. Rcu1h. By
making publication o. this Citation once
previous 70 the return day hereof IN sorna
newspaper published On your County. 10
appear az the next regular term % the
aath District Court Of il Elao County 70
be holden az the courthouse thereof. Ia
the city Of Fl Pcso. Texas. on the first
the 1rd day Of January. 1891. then ard
there 90 answer q petition FILED in Sad
Court on the 10Th day o. April. 1899 Ii
suit numbered on the docket q said
Court No 1905. wherein Florence W.
koush Is PLAINTIFF. and Lawrence W
Roush is defendant. and SAID petition ~
legins thar Plaintiff and defendant were
lesa-lg married on the 11th day Of Feb
F--f4s ISIS IN Houston. Texas. and ..u-
arated about the first day OF August, 1878.
ana tn1f PLAINTIFF was compelled 60. and
olar aep4rate RON the defendant on ac-
count % the defendants adultercus con-
l-l- Win other women. and on account %
me leleucalr repeatedly telling the
pll-ltlll o. such adulterous conduct.
Wllcn conduct On the part % che defend
--rAl OF ler that % rendered further 1fr-
ing together entirely insuuportahle ana
aue pzaya Tor divorce and costs 20 srff
herelu l4ll Not. but have you haf1ra
said Lozrt, at its aforesaid next regular
TERM this wit with your return nerern
Given under my hand and seal o. sriH
Court az office On the city OF El Paso.
{ elas, and Issued this 9Th day OF Decem-
Der. 1890
Clerk piztTiet Court e Paso C0uafst Tex.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-27
ON
CURB MARKET
OPENS SLOW

Trading fell off considerably in
volume today, with two hours sales
amounting 10 only 316,70O shares, &C
cording to J. S Curtiss & Co., Sc
curity Bank building Price changes
generally were at the expense Of
values. but with few exceptions
changes were small and there was
none Of the feverishness which was
so evident in the market last week.
A rather quiet trading market is
looked for from now to the end OF
the year, unless something uneL-
pected should develop.
Curb Copper EIueka.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-27
LIVEsTOCK MARKETS

lulclEo LaFaEeoCEr Close
chicago, III, Dee 2T.-Cattie-Reeelpts
ls,o00i beef steers opening SLOW, practically
no early sales fat she stock active: early
sales steady % strong Bulk 500 @ s.oos
nera mostly i225s bulls. s5-5oe7.o0; veal
erz steady 20 strong bulk 910-e1 71lo0;
gtoekeru and feeders strong.
HoEa-Receipts 1900. Market mostly
IS 70 soc higher than Fridays AVERAGE
top 910.75 for light mEhta Bulk. SOS
41Q.65s PIGS. Sc 70 soc higher bulk. de-
slrable 80 % $50 pound pigs f1c-65T 1o.75.
sheep-Receipts. 5000 Fat lambs and
ysarling1 50 70 Isc higher. Choice fed
western lamba 91Z6os bulk, fat lambs
{ $3.50 612-25s choice 81 pound yearlinE
wetherH. 1900; aged sheep soc higher
bulk native ewes. fS7594-2t; feeders,
Kansas city Livestock. Clos.
Kansas City. No. Dec. 27.-Cattle-Re-
early sales, 2T-5001o-10s some held above
g1Lo1; she-stocz uneven. mostly CSC high
err choice cows 800 91.55s good heifers,
$3.50 O e.0os cauners and bulls steady 70
1teadyi calves. soc 20 81 higher top veal
ers. s1L60.
Hogs-Rsesipts. $500; Few early sales
yard; traders 55640o higher than Fridays
1o915c higher. early top. s1o.z5; bulk OF
sales. g go 1000; good and choice Fat
pigs. F1o-oo01o-zs.
sheep-Reeeipts. 6eoo. Lambs. $4,000
bulk. Eat lsmbs 41o.50G1Lz5; top, f1L4e;
best yearllngs. s8.75-
Denver Livestock, Close.
Denver. Cello. Dec 27.-Cattle-Re-
ceiDta. 1000. Is 70 SOC higher. Beef
steers. $500 $50. cows and hsiferz. $3.50
97.25: calves, 1900 91s.5os stocrers and
feeders. f5.6067-z5
HoE-Receipts. 100. Is TO SOC higher.
Top. 5000: bulk. ss25F1o.5o.
sheep-Recsipts. 5000: market steady
g &c higher lambs, Fs-50G1o-65: ewes.
f1-5QG ASS feeder lambs $3.50 500.
Fort Worth Livestock, Close.
Fort Worth. Tex, Dec. 27.-Cattle-Re-
ceipt1 $50. Market 50 70 T5c advance
Besvs8 F5.506so0; stocksrs, sL50G650;
COWS, a3509Go0; Gamers. g2-5oGa25:
heferl 93-5o6 aoo; bulls. ss.0oGA00;
calves. 93.5oGs-00.
HoEs-Rscspits 700. Market CSC gain
Light fs75 d10.00: heavy. ss50da75:
medium. ss-25 1885, mixed. ss.006s.25:
common. 5000 500; piss. s450GG00.
sheep-Receipts none Market steady.
lambs, f6.o0G1o-75; yearlings. $1,000 500;
Wsthera. $500 1896 ewes. 400 q $50: cuIis
800 @ 800; goats. fL50e5oo.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-27
Austria Would Unite With
Germanu, Report In France

Paris, France. Dec. 27.-Le Journal
says today 10 learns from Berlin that
a manifesto has been prepared by
Austria asking the league OF nations
that Austria be attached 10 Germany.
Dr. Walter Simmons. German foreign
minister and count Ottokar CEernin
Won Chudeuitz. former Austro-Hun-
garian foreign minister. are said TO
have drafted the document
The Petit Parisien declares the re-
cent treaty signed by italy and Jugo-
Slavia provide sfor reciprocal support
to prevent restoration Of the mon
archy either in Austria or Hungary.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-27
SPEAKER EXPECTS BETTER
BUSINESS BY SUMNER

Business viii be normal by mid
sumner. was the prediction OF l. r.
Little. addressing the monthly lunch
con Monday Of the automotiTe trades
department OF the chamber Of com
merce- The present business slump.
be said, VIII have passed entirely by
that time
America manufactures and sells
54.000.0QQ automobile tires each year
according 70 J. A. Pinson, who de-
seribed the tire industry. The aver
age annual value Of the output was
@l,333.o00. 000s the average daily pro-
daction vas 1f5,o00 tires. he said
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-27
COMMITTEE PLANS
10 BOOST BUSINESS BUREAU

Plans for bringing Harold Kayton.
president. and William Brockhausen.
secretary Of the state association Of
Adclubs to Fl Paso January 10 were
discussed at the weekly meeting Of
the educational committee OF the Fl
Paso Adclub held IN the grill room OF
the chamber OF commerce Monday.
These men would speak on the ad-
visibility Of establishing In FL Paso
a better business bureau. An effort
also viii be made 70 get Hugo Swan,
manager Of the better business bureau
in DALLAS. % come % 81 Paso.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-27
Belgium COnfiscating Hun
PROPERTY To Cease, Rebort

Paris, France, Dec r. - Belgium,
says a Brussels dispatch TO lie Jour
nal. Intends to renounce her rights
Belgium. as provided IN the Versailles
treaty, following the example OF
Great Britain. which renowned its
right TO take over German property
in the Omitted Kingdom
Il Is said Belgium VIII announce
this decision after consulting the
allies, but considers renunciation
necessary from a commercial point OF
view
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-27
LOCAL MARKETS.
FURNISHED BY Crombie & Col
LeEetahLeE.

Colorado potatoes per cFt. 224o.
Sweet Potatoes. per cwt-. 500.
Onions green. per dozen punches, z5c-
Onions, sack. Australian brown. per cWt..
oni1aE sack. Crystal white. Per ewt..
gs50.
Celery. Per crate. gL779s.2s
Cranherries. 100 pounds, 222.ee
Lettuce. per box. sL75.
Cabbage, new crop. per pound IN trade
lots, sHc
Fruits.
Apples New Mexico. Per box. gZs09
Apples. northwestern. per box. ss.509
Colorado apples per box. ss25Gz75.
Florida oranges. Der box, 4450G5-00.
California navel oranges. per box, s3.5l
G5-o1.
Florida grapefruit. per box. gL75G6Oa
Lemons. per box $500.
Tangsrinss. fancy. BOX. sEos9E5a
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-27
RAILROAD LIE -

&
All trains arrive and depart from Union
station. foot q San Francisco street An
arrivals and departures given IN e Paro
or mountain standard tine.
SANTA FE
For Albuquerque Denver. Chlcaro. Los
Angeles-No- g leaves An No 80
az $3.50 pm
From Albuquerque. Denver. Los Angeles.
Chieago-No. % arrives s an; No. p
FL PAsO 3 SOUTHWESTERN.
Lines East.
Arrive from north and east No. I. the
Californian, a. m-s No. 3. Golden State
Limited 1-Qs p M: No. Z. from Chicago.
st. Louis. Alamogordo and intermediato
Depart for the north and east: No. g. for
Alamo ordos Topeka. Kansas City. St
Louis and Chicago. I;45 a. M No. 4
Golden state, 12-5o pm; No 2. the Call
Lines West.
Arrive from the west. No 8, CopDer City
Special from Douglas, $50 a. M NO. {.
local from Tucson, 1850 p m; No. 2. the
Californian, 6.25 p M
Depart for the west: No s. local for
Tucson. $40 A. m-s Nc. 3. Golden State
Limited. 1=z5 p M No z. Copper City
Special. for Douglas. 7s15 .. m
SOUTHERN PACIFIC LINES.
For San Antonio. New Orleans and wash
inEtoa-No. io2 leaves $3.50 An; No. 110
From washington. New Orleans and san
Antonio-lQl arrives at s;45 pm. No. 10f
For Afisoaa and Caufornia-No. isavss
7.50 an; No. 1o1 az 1000 pm; No. los
a. 1880 pm
From Arizona and Caiiforuia-No. &
Golden State limited. arrives at 1855 p.
M; No. 1o2 arrives a. $3.50 AM No. 10
az 1000 Pm
TEXAS & PACIFIC.
For Dallas and ST. Louis-No. 90 leaves
S an. No 2 at AIS pm.
From St Louis and Dauas-No. 1 ar
rfvss at 1;i5 pm; No. IS arrives Al 1880
MEXICO 4 NORTHWESTERN.
For Pearson: No. leaves Juarez
Tuesday and Friday at 500 a. M. Fl
Paso time.
Prom Pearuon: No. 2 arrives Juurez
Thursday and Saturday a 1850 p m. Fl
Paso time
NATIONAL OF MEXICO.
From Mexico City. Daily-No. arrives
Juarez az 12s05. FL Paso time
For Mexico City. Daily-No- g leaves
Iuarez az 1883 pm. Fl Paso time.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-27
Sues States For wenfg
Years. Wins And Lose,

Prescott. Ariz. Dec 2T.-John Duke.
who has been in litigation with the
city or county for the past 20 years.
and refused return OF 500 paid by
him, IS years ago, for q tax deed
for cattle that thereafter were taken
by their true owner, finally succeeded
in having put through the last Iegis-
lature a relief bin, carrying about
$1,000 compensation. Now the local
superior court has decided that the
legislation was Of special nature and
therefore unconstitutional
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-27
Caruso Suffering From
IN AHacB Or PLeurisu

New York. Dec. Z7.-Enrico Caruso.
tenor, is suffering from an attack OF
pleurisy DO has been announced. He
is under the care OF five physicians,
who said that the attack ''is OF a pain
ful. though not serious character, and
viii necessitate his being confined for
a period"
Caruso was slightly injured two
weeks ago in a fan and a few days
later burst a small blood vessel in
his throat while singing
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-27
AMERICAN RELIEF WORKER
EARS TURKISH Dol SHEXIK

AnEOra, AsIatIc Turkey Dec. Il
Capt Ernest Tarrow. director general
Of American near east relief in Trans
Caucasia, has addressed a message to
the Turkish military commander on
the eastern front. appealing for pro-
lection for near east relief workers
against the bolsheviki