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New-York tribune., 1920-11-25
Regular Declarations


Pay holders
Rate Period abba. of Rec
Autocar Co 2isE q Dec. 10 Nov. 80
Am Bank Note pf 75c q jan 3 Dec. 15
Borden Co pf.. ,lh9s q Dec. is Dec.
Boston Gs Albany
City Invest Co. SO Dee 20 Dec. 10
New-York tribune., 1920-11-25
DIRECTORS. ,

CHARLES NJ. SCHWAB
SAMUEL II. MILLER
EDW ARD X. TINKER
EDWARD 7. NICHOLS
NEWCOMB CARLTON
FREDERICK III. ECKER
Ell GENE V. r. THAYER
WM. NJ. WOOD
New-York tribune., 1920-11-25
To PAY Another Dividend

PROVIDENCE, R. l., Nov. 24.-Cred-
itors of the Atlantic National Bank
of Providence, which went into the
hands of receivers in 1915, will be
paid dividend of 21a per cent on
November 26, it was announced to-
day. This, the eighth dividend, brings
the total percentage up to II.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-25
BANK STATEMENTS

Report of the Condition Of HEDMAS,
HORNBORG & CO, Private Bankers, at
tho Close Of Business on the 18th Day of
November, 1890.
RESOURCES
Stock and bond Investments, viz:
Public secui- $ ......-...-. S$b.ZZ0, 90
Accounts receivable ..-....... oIa.o0
Due from foreign banks
and bankers .......- s3,71s7s
Due from trust coni-
panies, banks and
bankers not included in
preceding Items .s...66,2a033
---- 7o.ooAl0
Other currency authorized by the
laws OF the United States.--. 23ea-l4
Foreign currency ..-........-.. l.25l.A
Total ........sl2033S.5
LIABILITIES
Permanent capital ...... sac 10000
Surplus ................ s327l.57
Deposits Funds held
awaiting transmission
abroad ..-....x xl2,f ,f5oZg
Due foreign banks and bankers. 1s765.22
Biils payable including indcbt
edness FOR money borrowed,
represented by notes, certh-
Gates of deposit or Otherwise. 4,311.7s
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New-York tribune., 1920-11-25
Gold Shipment Arrives

A shipment of gold valued at e5.000,-
900 arrived here yesterday on the
steamship Olympic, from Southampton
and Cherbourg, The gold will be di-
vided among several New York banking
houses, small part going to the Fed
eral Reserve Bank
New-York tribune., 1920-11-25
u. s. Government

Transactions
New-York tribune., 1920-11-25
Oil Conservation Great
Problem. Saws Bedford

A. c. Bedford, chairman of the board
of directors of the Standard Oil Of
New Jersey, returned yesterday on the
Olympic from three months trip
abroad, where he has been studying
economic and political conditions in
New-York tribune., 1920-11-25

HENRY W. CANNON
a, BARTON HEPBURN
ALBERT ii. WIGGiN
JOHN j. MITCHELL
GUY T.. TRIP
MES n. HILL
DANIEL c. JACKLING
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1920-10-08
Page Five

Fellow of the Societe International
Philologie Sciences ct Beaux Arts.
Four years ago he was admitted as
a member Of the Societe, carrying the
title M. s. P. There is an informed
late Associate degree conferred BY
The Societe and The Fellowship is the
final degree carrying the title F. s.
P. Without election to the intermedr
ate degree at all DR.. Sternheim now
becomes a Fellow in recognition of
original research in the fields of the
Societies activities.
On September Goth, DR.. Sternheim
was honored with an invitation to d.
liver for the second concurrent year
the Naturalization Address at the
opening Convocation Of the University
Of South Dakota at Vernillion, South
Dakota, when he spoke on THE New
Freedom"
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1920-10-08

thanksgiving eve, which 1allS on NOV.
"a. Fred L. Hirsch, chairman Of the
committee in charge Of the ball this
season plans to make the entertain.
ment very elaborate affair.
Funeral services for Mrs. Regina
Rosenfeld, 62 years old, wife of Nor
ris Rosenfeld, who died at the home
Of the family, 1924 South Boulevard.
was held at the residence Friday af-
ternoon at 2 o'clock. Rabbi David Lef-
kowitz officiated.
Miss Frances Lawrence spent the
week end with her brother and sis.
ter, Mr.. and Mrs. U. M. Cert of For.
Worth.
Mr.. Leon Levine Of Fort Worth
spent last Monday in the city and also
visited the Lawrence family on Nc.
MILAN street.
Mrs. U. NJ. Cert of Fort Worth
spent Monday and Tuesday in tn
city visiting her mother and sister,,
on Mcmillan street.
Philip Fran has gone to A. & NJ.
College to resume his studies.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Greenburg have
announced the engagement Of their
daughter, Ida, to Joe Rubenstein OF
Fort Worth. They were at home Sun.
day afternoon from 3 to 6 honoring
the occasion.
Rev. Fran has returned from San
Angelo where he was called to per-
form the Birth Milan Of the newly
born son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Cohen.
Mrs. Ike Baron and little son have
returned from an extended visit u
St. Louis, with Mrs. Barons parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Jake Cohen are the
happy parents of fine baby daughter
-Rosalee Cohen.
Mrs. w. Friedburger Of 1916 South
Akard, has announced the engage
ment Of her daughter, Idalia, to Al
bert Butler. In honor Of the occasion
she received Sunday afternoon, 0cto-
Der 3rd.
The Park View Club has issued IN
vitations for a dance to be given at
the Club house on October 18th. Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Segal will be host and
hostess for this occasion.
Israel Garonzik is recuperating
from an operation Of appendicitis,
Harry Rosen and Miss Elizabetl
Black, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ.
Black were married Sunday afternoon
September 26th, at the home Of the
brides parents on Paramount avenue,
in the presence Of the immediate fam
lilies and close friends. Rev. Fran
performed the ceremony. Mr.. and Mrs.
Black will be at home in Port Arthur,
Texas.
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1920-10-08

Mrs. Samuel Levison of Peoria, I'll.
is the guest of her sister, Mrs. Carol
Simon, 2Sl4 Forest Avenue.
Miss Mildred Lichenstein of Shreve-
port, La. is the guest of her grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. L. Zeve on
Wendelken street.
Mrs. Sam Gross, 1917 South Ervay
street, has returned from California
where she spent the summer.
DR.. l. Yeidel Of Denison is the
guest Of his daughters, Mrs. II. s.
Scheline and Mrs. Harry Kahn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis /. Yeidel and
little son, Harry Jean, of Chicago are
visiting Mr.. Yeidel's sisters, Mrs. H.
S. Scheline and Mrs. Harry Kahn.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Hart have re.
turned from their wedding journey
spent in the East and are at home at
lit Pennsylvania avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Lehman and
baby have returned to their home in
Cleveland.
Miss Louise Munzesheimer has re-
turned to the city after two months
visit to Chicago and st. Louis.
Mrs. Samuel Adler and little son
arrived in Dallas Monday afternoon
from Pittsburg, Pa, where they vert
the guests of Mrs. Adler's mother
and father for the past six months,
They were accompanied home by Mrs
Adler's sister, Miss Lillian York, who
will spend the winter here.
Miss Rena Crossman has gone to
Cleveland, Ohio, where she will be the
guest of her sister, Mrs. Alvin Leh.
man.
Mrs. Bernard Crossman and Miss
Bessie Goldstein have gone to Bos.
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. X. Hurst and Miss
Carrie Schonfelt have returned from
an extended trip TO California and
Canadian resorts.
Miss Libbye Goldman left Tuesday
afternoon for San Francisco.
DR.. and Mrs. David Lefkowitz
have as their guest Mr.. Kirswasser o.
Dayton, Ohio.
Mrs. Alex Berkman has returned
from New York City where she spent
the summer.
Mrs. Horace Landauer and children
and Miss Lille Pandres have returned
from California.
The Columbian Club will give It's
annual debutante ball this year on
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1920-10-08

Charles Bergman Cohen and Miss
Estelle Goldstein, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Newman Goldstein, will be
married Wednesday at s p. m. at the
Columbian Club. Miss Goldstein is
last years Columbian Club debutante
and is well known in Dallas, where
she has lived most Of her life. She
graduated from the Dallas schools
and also from the University Of Tex
as, where she won literary honors.
Mr.. Cohen is a young business man
Of the city and member Of the Col
umbian Club.
Following is the personnel Of the
wedding party, which is being elabor-
orately entertained: Matrons Of hon
or, Mrs. Newman Goldstein, mother
of the bride-elect, and Mrs. B. Super
ior Of Roselle Park, N. j., aunt Of the
bride-elect; maid Of honor, Miss Eve
Ign Goldstein Of Fort Worth; brides
maids, Misses Ruth Stern, Mildred
Lehman, Leta Mai Sanger and Mil
dred Lichtenstein Of Shreveport, La;
bridesgroomsmen, Edwin L. Sanger,
Alvin Wolfe, Nathan Florence; ush-
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1920-10-08
RABBI EMANUEL STERNHEIM.

DR.. Emanuel Sternheim Of Chicago
has just received intimation from
England that he has been elected q
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1920-10-08
NOTICE!

Through an oversight, greetings
from Julius ]. Loeb, 1927 South Boul-
evard, Dallas, Texas, wishing his
many friends happy and prosperous
New Year, was omitted.
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1920-10-08
NEWS FROM DALLAS

ers, Harry Mittenthal, Elmer Abrams,
Jesse Alexander and Jules Germ;
best man, Joe Cohen, brother Of the
bridegroom; flower girls, little Miss
es Marjorie Lichtenstein and Annette
Florence; ring bearer, Francis Levin;
train bearers, Frances Milstein and
Albert Calm. Master Nathan Mitten-
thall will preside at the brides book.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Mittenthal en-
tertained Monday evening honoring
their sister, Miss Estelle Goldstein,
who will be married Wednesday even
ing to Charles Bergman Cohen. The
table decorations carried out a pink
and white color scheme, and the ia
vors were Kewpie dolls. Sunday even
ing Joe Cohen was host at a dinner
at Norton's Farm, followed by par
ty at the Majestic. Tuesday evening
Charles Bergman Cohen will enter
tain at the Columbian Club for the
entire bridal party, the immediate
families and the out Of town guests
About forty-fve guests will be pres
ent
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1920-10-08

from JULIUS u. LOeD, oULf OOuLn DOul-
evard, Dallas, Texas, wishing his
many friends happy and prosperous
New Year, was omitted.
Mr.. Dave Freedman entertained
with dinner at the Adolphus Hotel
in honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Isen-
berg of Amarillo. After dinner dane
ing was enjoyed at the Adolphus ROOF
Garden. Those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. Dave Isenberg, Amarillo, Mr..
and Mrs. Jack Greenhouse Of Chicago,
Misses Anna Kriss and Rose Neuman
of Dallas; Messrs. Dave Freedman,
Sidney Rubenstein and Max Glazier OF
Dallas.
The annual dance given by the Tif-
ereth Israel Ladies' Society will be
held at the Adolphus Hotel Palm Gar
den, Sunday evening, October oath,
1920, at $3.50 o'clock.
The ladies conducting this affair
deserve unstinted praise for their un-
firing efforts to make this dance a
greater success than any others that
have been held in the past. They have
been preparing for this event for the
past few months and the program
they have arranged will be bound to
please all who have the pleasure to
attend. The best musical talent in
Dallas has been secured for the ac-
casion, thanks to the efforts Of Nor
ris Albion, social manager, who left
nothing undone to help the ladies
make this dance distinct success.
Honoring Miss Estelle Goldstein, a
last years Columbian Club debutante,
who will be married Wednesday even
ing to Charles B. Cohen, q number
Of elaborate social affairs have been
planned Among those which have al
ready taken place are dinner given
Friday evening by Alvin Wolfe, and
a negro minstrel at which Ed Good
man was host Thursday. The coming
events are Sunday evening, dinner
party at the Adolphus by Ed Cohen,
Monday evening a dinner at the Col.
umbian Club with Mr.. and Mrs. Al
bert Mittenthal as host and hostess.
Thursday evening Mr.. and Mrs. Ma
than Goldstein will entertain at the
Adolphus for the bridal party and out
Of town guests.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-21
ORE
AVERAGES HIGH

Patagonia, Ariz.. Feb. 21-Hard-
shell, in sinking below the 400 sta
ton. has a flow OF about 200 gallons
Of water a minute. necessitating in
stalation Of a large steam pump The
property already has 500 and 230 foot
shafts. sunk by prior operators
Shipments are being made OF ore
averaging IS percent lead and
ouncesGs SILVER Blocked out are 1000
tons OF shipping ore and about 1OO.-
600 tons OF milling ore. the latter to
be handled in a new mill that is to
be started soon, probably after the
ore body has been cut from the 500
level OF the new shaft President
II. X Welch is IN direct charge.
The Flux is receiving from Court
land. ARK, a machinery purchase in
GLIDING two large gasoline engines,
drilling equipment and shaft equip
ment At go foot depth a large body
OF commercial ore has been cut The
mine. four miles south of Patagonia,
is an old one, worked as early as 1883
when its ores were smelted nearby
and the product later used. Il is told.
to make bullets for Confederate rifles.
Rich silver ore has been found in
the Bonnie Carrie mine, owned Z =
two local Chinese, Wo Ben and Louie
Kang- For five years they have been
working the property, which is
short distance from the Worlds Fair.
ore shipped at Patagonia from the
Royal Blue mine, near Iubac. aver
ages about $50 4 ton value. The
operator P R. Mason, OF Pittsburg,
Penn, is preparing to erect a 50 ton
concentrating mill
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-21
ACTIVITY IS RENEWED
IN PARKER DISTRICTS

Parker. Ariz. Feb. 21-Renewed
activity is noted IN e number OF old
districts tributary TO this point
The Yellowstone. 10 miles north.
lately was examined by experts who
declared II had one OF the largest
deposits OF low grade copper ore IN
Arizona, within a ledge $50 feet wide
It's development is only q so foot in
cline shaft. sunk by Frank Stephens
OF Parker
American Eagle, II miles north
east, IS being developed BY H z
Olund, with a force OF Is miners. The
main shaft IS down tc $50 feet
In Tyrone Basin. 20 miles east, the
c. A Botzum company OF Los Ange-
les, represented by E. s Osborne. is
drilling in shale said 70 have good
Indications for oil The same enter
prise is TO drill other ground IN the
same locality and Is preparing TO in
stall a 50 ton mill on an extension OF
the Gold Vampire.
The Trade Rat, u miles north, a
property owned by Otto korn, OF
Parker. and c ID. Brown, OF Los
Angeles, is reported bonded TO a com
pany that viii start operations al
once A new wagon road has been
built on which to haul IN machinery.
The ore samples about II percent
copper with valve also in silver and
gold
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-21
TO ECONOMIC OPERATION
OF EMERALD ISLE MINE

kingman. Ariz-, Feb 21.-Emerald
Isle is working on plans for eco
nomical operation that include a new
vertical shaft. now so feet deep. TO
be electrically operated This prop
erty has made experiment on the
teaching OF its peculiar ores. which
have consisted mainly OF early gravel,
enriched BY copper solutions. easily
soluble in dilute suiphuric acid. The
ore has been described as carrying
from TO Il percent copper, Is to 90
percent aluminium oxide. with silica.
manganese, iron oxide and lime. There
are many open seams 1t Is believed
that copper lenses OF size will be
found At greater depth
About the most important feature
OF the late opening 70 miners OF
the Wallapai Indian reservation has
been the location Of a large blanket
deposit from which have been brought
In sample OF 40 percent ore. EsDe-
eially interested is group OF
Needles business men. represented BY
Daniel Fellows
The Dean mill building has been
completed and most Of its heavy ma
chinery IS on the ground The mine
IS being prepared for production
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-21

1928 North Copia street, to The
Herald j had 1u last fall The
disease settled in my left Lex I was
confined 10 bed five months. and
could not walk a step. After giving
the medical profession a thorough
trial, was taken TO Sweetwater,
Texas, 70 q chiroDractic sanatorfum.
and was treated by DIS. Garfield and
Boone. In a very short time, I was
walking and almost well. They sent
me here TO Dr. Black, 10 finish Up the
treatment
T was under his treatment for two
months. and an entirely we'll
Cures Where Medicine Fails
I have taken chiropractfc treat
ments at different times for several
years and have known them TO cure
number Of cases where the n. DIS
failed.
1 think Il a shame to prosecute a
man for doing good, when other men,
in other cities, practice the same pro-
tession and are not molested- I be-
lieve our high officials could ind
many things in FL Paso worse than
Dr. Black 20 look after.
7 know It 70 be a fact the N. DIS
in sweetwater cooperate with the
chiropractors."
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-21
NINE INTERESTS
MAY Be MERGED

Oafman. Ariz., Feb. 21.-Though no
official confirmation has been given
any rumors. there is much local
speculation concerning possible con-
solidation Of the Tom Reed and
United Eastern mining interests. as
one way in which might be adjusted
the apex suits filed by each against
the other. Arizona Eastern Is pro-
ducing about 100000 a month. some
what more than its older neigh Dor.
which, however, has much greater
proven acreage. The former has de-
yeloped an ore body 200 feet long to
1885 feet depth with average sam
ping above $50 a ton Tom Reed has
an IS foot so ore body on the 500
level Of the Bald Eagle and IS work.
ing a 80 foot ore body. somewhat
lower in value. down TO the zoo level
Of the Aztec
Arizona Mossnack claims the great
est width Of any gold ore body ever
yet developed in the history OF fis-
sure mining. on Its zoo level cross
cut now is $50 feet long. all in min
eralized ground It Is believed ap-
preaching the wall. as the water flow
is Increasing President Jess W
Speidel Of Wheeling, W Va. has
taken east TO present to stockholders
ping OF the ore bodies now is being
made Chas. II. Burlock is manager.
In the Catherine, at Pyramid. air
connections are being made between
the upper levels. The ore body has
been found TO have milling value
across 30 feet on three levels A mill
Is TO be provided II the fourth level
exploration is satisfactory.
Peter White and E. G. Dubois, near
the surface on a claim in Union Pass
district, have uncovered a "a inch
vein sampling high in silver.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-21

IN compliment 10 Mrs. FRANCIS
wayne Manning q pretty party was
given on Friday afternoon by the
members Of Fl Paso Review No. ~
Of che llaccahees. The party was
given al the home Of Mrs. Manning's
mother. Mrs. Charles RAIDER, on PERISH
ing Drive, very charmiugly decor
ared with a dainty color motif Of
pink and white for the occasion.
During the afternoon Mrs. Rose
>tucEWell gave group OF enjoya bic
piano numbers Mrs. StockWeii
played the commandment for songs
given by Miss Florence StockWell
another interesting feature OF the al
teznoon was a reading by Mrs.
George O'Rear.
Those IN charge Of arrangements
for the party included Mrs. George
O'Rear, Mrs. c. y. Holford. Mrs. J. c.
Cooley and Mrs c. 2 Britton.
At tea time from a table. beautiful
with decorations Of narcissi and Gala
llies- ices and cake rejecting the
pink and white color note were
served.
Those present for the party were
Aesdames Manning. Charles RAIDER.
Cecilia Weeks " RAIDER, c. A
RAIDER Nary IruaL, Bertha Heitgen.
Roy culver. Elizabeth Moore. Anna
--alo1es Bell Carmlcai, C. n Hol-
FORD. J. c. Cooley lima Luhorn, Anna
Shaklee. c. e Britton. Mary Kr0eger.
l-e-lll alla- E4hELEA OluLMalL. Lula
Houston. Dora Bakofsky. Lena Luns-
ford. Rosa StockWeH, Georgia Ellis.
George O'Rear. Lucius A. Edmundson,
. Aze-a. Charles McGinnis. Fred r
Warner, Julia A. Sharp, +. Williams.
tlllian Rooster and Misses Pearl
ltsurinE. lIaude Black Nancy Brown
and Florence StockWel
A beautiful silver service was pre-
scented 20 AIRS. Manning by the mem
bers Of the review.
News has been received that Mrs
Lama 3. Hart, a Southwestern Of
1icial Of the Maccabees, who was to
have arrived in FL Paso Wednesday.
IS III at Phoenix. Arizona, with in
fluenza and it VIII be impossible for
her 70 travel by wednesday. so her
visit here has been postponed The
meeting OF FL Paso Review. No. Q
fLaccabees. which was to have been
held Wednesday afternoon. and AT
which Airs Hart was to have been a
guest has been postponed.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-21
Owner, Going to Rescue
of His Dog, Is Killed

Wukesbarre. Pa. Feb. 20.-In try
ing TO save his hound from being
cheWed by much bigger and
stronger dog, Frank GutkowsEi, aged
q years, lost his own life When
friends informed Gutkowslzi Of the
manner in which his hound was be-
ing treated, he hurried to get his shot
gun
IN rushing to the rescue Of the dog
he slipped and fell on an icy pave
ment and the gun was discharged,
the load striking him in the abdomen.
He died within a short time.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-21
Hrs. Francis Wayne Manning Honored
At Party Given By Maccabee Review

7. J. Beau. Mrs Joseph F. Williams
was hostess on Thursday afternoon
TO the members Of the Embroidery
club The affairs Of this club are al
ways most delightful for they bring
together friends OF many years and
on Thursday the afternoon sTas hap
PLY spent IN "reminiscences and other
entertaining features.
The members regretted TO hear
read the resignation Of Mrs Hayes
Watson. who leaves soon for Arizona
TO make her home.
Jonquils were employed in decora-
tion about the drawing room OF the
Williams home and at tea time
salads and ices were served. Twenty
five guests enjoyed Mrs. Williams
pretty courtesy 10 her mother.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-21
DEPUTIES FIND 81 QUARTS
OF TEOUILA IN NIGHT RAn

Deputy sheriffs ]. c. Stansel. Juan
farra, II 3. Garcia and Snyder raided
room IN an apartment house in the
zoe block on Tornillo street. Friday
night and seizsd 81 quarts OF teQuilla-
liquor A large quantity OF straw and
excelsior, enough TO pack a number
OF crates OF liquor. was piled I'D in
the ROOM A heavy paddock was on
the door.
The liquor VII be turned over 70
the government officials.
Occupants OF the house. declared
they had no idea who occupied the
room
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-21
Little Principally of
Liechten,tsin Is Perishing

Geneva, Switzerland, Feb. 21-It IS
reported from Buchs that the little
Independent principality Of Liechten-
stein Is perishing economically. as
no business is done in the hotels and
the principal shops are closed. No
body accepts the Austrian kroner, and
only Swiss money is current.
Emigration is Increasing to an
alarming degree, and sleeping sick
ness has appeared in the capital
where much misery prevails Prince
Edward OF Liechtenstein has arrived
at Berns in order 20 arrange an eco
uomic treaty with Switzerland In the
hope Of saving the principality from
utter ruin.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-21
FIRST UNIT OF MATTRESS
FACTORY TO BE ERECTED

Saturday morning architects Bar
glebaugh and Whitson let a contract
for the construction OF twO-story
factory building at the corner Of Sec
ond and Leon streets for "a. Nordwald
company, SUCCESSORS. The building is
TO be so CONSTRUCTED that four more
stores can be added The contract
price is $4,000. The firm manufac-
lures mattresses.
The same firm Is planning 70 call
for bids shortly for the new Central
Baptist church at the corner OF Mon
tana and Virginia streets, which will
cost about 500. 900. The plans for the
structure have been completed
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-21
Alaska Wants Rangers
to Fight BoLshepisfs

Washington, D. c.. Feb. 2L-The
formation OF a body OF constabulary
in Alaska, TO be known as the Alaska
Rangers. whose duty II win be TO TO
tect Alaskans against bolsheVism, IS
one OF the legislative measures Gov
Thomas iRggss Jr-. Of that territory,
IS in Washington TO urge
He called at the white house and
discussed the matter with secretary
Tumultv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-21
HUSBAND KILLS MAN TOO
FRIENDLY WITH HIS WIFE

Superior. Wyo-. Feb 21-George
Donovan was shot and instantly KILLED
here late Thursday night by John
Lamb who is said TO have accused
the victim OF having been unduly
friendly with Mrs Lamb. Lamb, 1t
Is said. had warned Donovan to re-
main away from his wife On Thurs
day. when Lamb returned from 2
hunting trip. he found Donovan and
Mrs Lamb conversing, and immedi-
ately opened fire on tie man with
MS shotgua-
Following the killing. Lamb sur
rendered 10 a justice OF the peace