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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-31
Wild Scenes
AtSaiIiMg Of
Irish " Bishop

New York. July 51--The widest
scene observed on the New York
waterfront in many a day. today
marked arrival at the White Star
piers CT archbishop Daniel J. Mannis.
Of Australia. who is 10 SAIL for the
British Isles this afternoon on the
steamship Baltic IN the face OF notifi-
cation from premier Lloyd George
that he viii not be allowed to land IN
the British Isles because OF his utter
ances on the Irish question
Eamonn de Valera, president Of
the Irish republic" was there He
took his place on the deck OF the
transatlantic liner beside the arch
bishop and smilingly refused to an
swer whether he was the "distin-
Euished compatriot" who would sail
for Great Britain with the churchman,
as reported in dispatches received
last night from London
At the pier, men shouted and waved
flags OF the Irish republic; women
screamed Historically and Il took
the entire force Of pier guards aug
mented by police reserves 70 get the
prelate aboard the ship and prevent
a stampede up the gang plank by ad-
miring thousands
Several fights followed some jsers
directed at the archbishop and in
one case several brOwny longshore-
men clambored up the side Of the
vessel and thrashed a man on the
upper deck who had booed the Aus
tralian prelate.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-31
FIND
WHISKY STILL

In a dlsused mining shaft in the
mountains Of New Mexico north Of
Fierro. officers Beckett and Gregg. Of
the FL Paso prohibition force, Thurs
day located and destroyed moon
sinners still
The stiu was the source Of supply
from which the towns OF Fierro,
which is close 10 Silver City, santa
Rita and Hanover were obtaining
bootleg whisky, IL is said.
With officers Beckett and Gregg,
when they mFde the raid on the still.
was sheriff John Casey OF Grant
county. n. H.. and his deputies
One hundred and twenty gallons OF
raisin mash was seized
The still was being run. according
TO the officers, by two moonshiners
who have been wanted by the New
Mexico authorities for several months.
The still was taken by the officers
without a fight, and one OF the al
legged proprietors. David Campbell.
placed under arrest The other has
not yet been apprehended-
Campbell was taken by the officers
to Silver City, where he was arraigned
before the United States commissioner
Of that place. He was held under
bond OF $1,000 for the federal court
Of New Mexico.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-31
SURVEY
SOON FINISHED

The Industrial and business census
the government is taking in FL Paso
county viii be completed By the mid
die OF August, in the opinion Of
Charles B. Kehoe. OF Washington.
special agent Of the department of
commerce. who is in charge OF the
work Of taking that census in FL
Paso county. The census began in
April.
The census aIr. Kehoe is supervis-
ing includes a survey OF factories,
mines. quarries. petroleum and gas
wells The figures can not be made
public al this time, but viii be issued
from Washington about January 1.
with the same Information about
every other county in the United
States.
The census supervisor said Saturday
that he could say now that FL Paso
had greater manufacturing activities
here than appeared on the surface
Mr.. Kehoe predicts that with an open
Mexico. FL PasO's possibilities viii be
unlimited. The supervisor knows
Latin America intimately. He was al
one time vice consul at Guatemala
City.
Hereafter the Industrial census viii
be taken every two years instead OF
every five years, Mr. kehoe says
This Is to keep the country in closer
touch with its Industrial development
From Ell Paso, Mr. Kehoe Will go
to New Mexico.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-31
COTTON MARKET
OLD YEAR

New Orleans. La. July 31.-Con-
tinued highly favorable weather over
the belt. further unfavorable textile
reports and expectations OF high con-
dition figures from the government
Monday gave the cotton market a
soft tone today. The opening was
lower and in the first hour Of trad
ing prices fell IS TO 81 points. Oc-
tober at 1850. Today ends the old
year in cotton and expectations OF
bearish items in the annual figures
appeared to influence trading TO some
extent
OPENING prices: October, 30s7; De-
cember. 5000 bid January, 29.4fs
March. 2s-9S bid; May, 2s-41 bid. Easy.
The cotton market closed steady Friday
at net declines OF q TO 80 points.
October, high 5l-56cs low aL02c. closing
bid 5Lo2c; December, high So-s5e, low
50.o5c. closing bid 50.05c; January. high
March. high 29.54c, low 2s-20c, closing bid
e9.2oc; Nay. high 2s-s5c, low 2s.5Sc, clos
iuE bid 2s.5sc.
Selling pressure continued TO the close
which was at the lowest Of tho day, at
down 70 50-3lc- While there was more or
the demand from this source appeared 70
the supplied By liquidation from the long
side. The forecast u fair weather for the
greater part OF The belt was regarded as
a selling argument OF great force and Of
fsrings increased substantially after It
was posted.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-31
GROUND TO BE BROKEN
FOR LARGEST ARMORY

Flagstaff. ARK, July 51.-Ground
will be broken tomorrow for the
Flagstaff armory, which, according
to adjutant general Walter s. In
gals, viii be the largest OF its kind
IN the southern department. consist
ing OF the states OF Texas. Oklahoma,
New Mexico and Arizona The
ground breaking viii be directed By
=. n Robinson. a captain during the
recent war and who now heads the
Flagstaff battery OF field artillery,
Arizona national guard
Adjutant general ingalls, has
signed a contract here with a local
contractor for construction OF a $751;
900 armory building. The equipment
for the armory VIII cost about S40.-
600. while equipment for the battery
viii amount to at least 100000. ac-
cording 10 the adjutant general Six
field guns are on the list OF IL car
loads OF equipment for the battery
now en- route to Flagstaff from vari-
Gus government arsenals. the adju-
tant general said
The flagstaff battery consists OF
$50 officers and enlisted men
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-31
RAIN LOWERS
Grain PRICES

Chicago. III. July 51.-Wheat broke
almost 10c shortly after the opening
today. owing TO reported rains in
parts OF Missouri. Nebraska and Il
diana with prospects OF more wet
weather. which had a depressing in
nuence on All grains. There was SUI
ficient buying. however. to check the
break and a moderate rally followed
Opening quotations OF wheat ranged
from ~ TO &c lower. with December
s2-1s TO $500 and March at 2-211s 20
Holders Of daily and weekly bids
came to the support OF wheat and
checked the downward movement for
q time, but the undertone was heavy
and the close showed a net loss OF
1914 70 BE with December Sz.11
TO S2.12 and March s2-121z TO S2.i3.
Provisions Were Weak
The break in wheat combined with
rain reports helped carry corn prices
down Early buying by a leading ele-
vator interest checked the break,
however, and rally followed Open
ing prices ranged from rs to 31zc
lower, with September S1-Ss Il 20
s1.57 and December s1.2z to s1.221z.
Oats took the same course as corn
There was scattered Liquidation OF
the July option. The market opened
unchanged 20 1c down, with Septem-
Der So IA and December s. SIC to
S. re
Provisions Were Weak.
Corn went in sympathy with wheat,
there being scattered liquidations, es-
peciaily IN the July option The close
was weak, with prices showing a net
loss Of 81 to- s 5-sc with September
S1.54 3-8 TO S1.3s7-8 and December
s1-20 Is to S1-20 SIS.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-31
WANT I'D RAE CARD

Three cents per word each daily inssr-
tion.
Three consecutive Insertions. including
SATURDAY, cents per word
SIX consecutive Insertions. 3 cents PEI
Eord
The above rate Is based on q minimum
Of q 20 word count Ads Containing less
thar thia number q words VIII Be counted
a. 20 words
Two dollars per agate line per month
Minimum OF tive lines on monthly rate.
Bold face lines. double price.
Three cents per word for stock or bond.
on, mining or other promouonal adver-
Using.
40 zd run fer an indefinite period Il.
p taken ever the teiephone. Orders TO
diseontinus It. p ads must Be- made n
writing
All new advertisements appear first n
home edition
Accounts for classified ads are due after
first Insertion Not responsible for more
than one incorrect insertion-
In order e give tine for proper classi-
f.cation q - necessary 20 close The Herald
classified pages Saturdays a. i1.3o q n
an other days az 1919 ?. n want ads
received after this hour VIII appear the
naxt day Orders 20 dlscontinue want ads
musf be m Herald office before > O. n o.
daV n publication
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-31
HOSPITAL WORK
IS UNDER WAY

Washington, D. c., July 51.-Sur-
geon general Ireland has sent the
following letter to senator Morris
Sheppard regarding the FL Paso
.As you have taken such a real
interest in the hospital we have been
trying 10 build at Fort Bliss for a
long time. and have been so helpful
in finally getting the necessary
money allotted for its construction, I
feel that you viii be interested to
learn the present status Of this prof.
aBids we're called for to construct
a 900 bed hospital and were opened
about June 20. They were all over
the amount allotted for the construc-
tion-S1, 100, 000-but we secured ad-
ditional money and certain buildings
were eliminated from the hospital
group. The contract was finally let
to Nr. Solicit. of Chicago. When the
contractor reviewed the situation at
Fort Bliss. he made a proposition 10
the war department that II certain
assistance could be given in the
shape Of getting sand and gravel on
the reservation and other minor
things, he would, in addition 10 his
contract. construct two double sets
OF officers quarters
This proposition was finally ac-
eepted and I understand the work is
under way. As the hospital Is stu
ated some distance from the post the
securing OF quarters for officers
near the hospital was almost essen
tial
I want TO thank you for the cor
dial support you have given the medl-
cal department in this undertaking.
For some reason we encountered al
most unsurmountable objections to
the construction OF this hospital. On
the other hand. I consider the con-
struction Of a modern hospital at
Fort Bliss one Of the most urgent
necessities Of the medical department
II we are to give proper care to the
sick in that district"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-31
TWO OF JAILBREAKERS
RETAKEN IN OREGON

Pendleton. ore. July s1.-Possemen
today captured Neil Hart and Jim
owen. half breed Indians. who, It IS
alleged. were among the prisoners
who escaped from the county Jail
here Sunday after killing sheriff 7.
D. Taylor. According 70 sheriff Lee
Warwick Of Union county. who led the
posse, Hart admitted he killed Taylor
The Two were found asleep IN a sheep
herders cabin in the Wenaha forest
near here.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-31
BARGAIN IN BOOMING HOUSE
Terms 70 suit you See Us before
HIrWIrE Ne can ave rr-4~ a-4----~

rAan. III Il A. WHITES IS -s... siar.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-31
S0UTHNEST'S BUILDING PROGRAM
IS Sll.l0l.llQ FOR ONE month

buildings. The young mems business
association Is behind this move
Las Vegas. \. NJ. plans more than
100000 worth OF building This IN
cludes a $4,000 hotel and sl50.00O
worth Of additions to the Castle high
The 100000 school Improvement
program OF Albuquerque IS being
held up temporarily until SAUSAGE
tory market for the city's bonds can
be found. The Elks Il Albuquerque
are planning a new 100000 build
burned down. Clovis also has a
sizeable building program. but also
is waiting for a good bond market
The Santa Fe railroad IS TO build an
$4,000 office building at Clovis and
the Nethodists viii build $4,000
church. A grocery firm VIII build
$4,000 distributing station IN the
same city.
Big Reservoirs Planned
West Texas is not so active as
Arizona and New Mexico at this time
but reports from this section say
that a steady progress IS being made
At Alpine a contract las been let for
10000 feet OF sewerage system At
Marathon a brick or concrete bank
building is TO be erected H L ko-
kernot, ranchman- is going 70 build
three houses in Alpine
Under the head Of prospects is the
reconstruction Of a planning mill at
Glendale. Ariz-. at a cost OF s250,00o-
The biggest proposed expenditure
Of money, but which has not yet
come into the realm Of certainties,
Is for the construction Of the Horse
shoe and Camp Verde reservoirs at
Prescott, Ariz. These would require
the expenditure OF $4,000, 900.
There are in addition To the prof.
ects listed scores OF smaller enter
nrises contemplated OF under way
The activity during the past so days
has been greater than at any other
time since the war started
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-31
CLAIMS
mrs. D. SAVAGE

Las Cruces. n. NJ, July 31--Nlrs-
David Savage died about 1880 this
morning al her home here after a
lingering illness. She came here over
a year ago. The body viii be taken
10 Iowa for interment His sister ar
rived here yesterday from Iowa and
viii remain here with the four small
children while Mr.. Savage accompa-
MES the body 10 Iowa
Mrs. H 3. Holt visited her father
and sister and other friends IN Fl
Paso yesterday.
Pears are now being shipped from
here in car load lots.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-31
COPPER PRICES
SLIGHTLY LOWER

saturday7s market was featuroless
and dull according to J. S. Curuss
and company, Security Bank building,
changes in most instances being small
and at slightly lower figures, al
though there we're a few exceptions
where gains were recorded among
these being a gain Of 3-s in Ana
conda and I II points in Inspiration
Crucible Steel and Bethlehem Steel
showed losses OF and l SIS points
respectively The market lacked evil
dence Of any definite trend either
way Total sales for the two hour
session were 1S1,190 shares.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-31
LEFT NAME OFF BALLOT,
MISS BLANTON COMPLAINS

Austin. Tex. July 3I.-Formal COM
plant is to be made by Miss Annie
Webb Blauton, state superintendent
OF public instruction, against the
county chairman OF a certain west
Texas county for the alleged failure
10 place her name on the official
ballot IN the primary election on July
a, announced Miss Blanton today.
Miss Blanton had a conference today
with the attorney general relative 70
the filing OF the proposed complaint
Miss Blanton added that she proposes
TO bring to the attention Of the state
Democratic executive committee a
communication which she describes as
curt" from the chairman Of a large
north Texas county who placed the
name Of her opponent on the official
ballot.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-31

DURING the past month more than
u s10,O00.000 worth OF construction
work has been begun. contracted
for, or projected in FL Paso's trade
territory, according to the advance
building news bulletin issued by the
chamber Of commerce.. This vast
program includes some highway
building, but does not include many
small buildings in which FL Paso
contractors and material dealers
would not be interested 1t also does
not include about $50 miles OF paved
highways being constructed in Mari
copa county Arizona, alone.
The soufhwest's building program
would be even larger than It IS but
for che fact that Improvement bonds
are now somewhat Of a drug on the
market and some OF the projected
improvements are being held Up
pending the sale Of bonds, which
banks are hesitating to buy. The
banks explain that they do not hesi-
tate to buy the bonds on the ground
that they are not good, for they are
all admitted 10 be good securities, but
credit restrictions are said 70 be
imposed by the government at this
time in keeping with its deflation
program.
Big Projects at Phoenix.
Phoenix heads the list OF cities
making or planning improvements.
She has q $4,000 building pro-
gram which includes business houses
and public buildings. Her school
building program calls for an eE-
penditure OF 100000.
Flagstaff Is reported TO have let
the contract for a $4,000 armory.
Nogales has a warehousing program
that calls for the expenditure Of
thousands OF dollars TO take care OF
the garbanzo crop OF the southwest.
NoEales also has plans for a civic
-.--.r IL Vii -.r----. ---n---. ~
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-31
MONTHS WOOL CONSUMPTION
DROPS 100000 POUNDS

Washington, D. c., July 81. - A
sharp drop in wool consumption
amounting 70 approximately 17,000.-
600 pounds in June as compared with
the average consumption for the pre-
ceding months OF this year, was an
noEneed yesterday by the department
Of agriculture's bureau OF markets.
The drop was due, the bureau said to
the curtailment Of operations in the
textile manufacturing industry. re-
sulting from lack Of orders cancella-
tons and deferred shipments
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-31
NEW RECRUITING RULES
FoR NAVY ELECTRICIANS

The local naval recruiting o1tice
has received information that until
further orders young men who have
had two years high school education
OF its equivalent may be enlisted In
the rating OF apprentice seaman Tor
electrician. general, waving require
ment as to electrical knowledge and
experience
only desirable applicants who, IN
sne opinion OF the recruiting officer,
are fitted By their education and
ability successfully to complete The
electrical course viii be accepted for
this rating
Failure to carry on the course At
the electrical school satisfactorily
viii result in their transfer 10 gen
eral service
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-31
Says Married Women
Make Poor Teachers

Boston. Mass. July 31.-That mar
ried women do not make the best
school teachers Is the firm conviction
OF DR.. Payson Smith, state commits
sloner OF education DR.. Smith dis
agrees with the recent findings OF an
expert OF the Carnegie Foundation
for the Advancement OF Teaching.
DR.. Smith, OF Massachusetts,. takes
issue. 1T Is normal 70 expect" said
he, that the first interest OF any
married woman is her home and her
family. The married woman teacher.
therefore, would bring IN school an
interest secondary TO what she left
at home"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-31
arizona State Budget
To Be 100000 Lomer

Phoenix, ArIZ-, July 3I.-Ihe states
budget for the fiscal year ending
June 30. 1921. IS S4.6S1 .696.04. The
figures were made public today by
state auditor Jesse L. Boyce. The
total. accompanied by an itemized
statement, was prepared for submits
sion to the state tax commission for
its guidance when il sits next month
as a board Of equalization.
The total is about 100000 less
than that for the fiscal year ending
June 80, 1920. About half the entire
sum is 10 be devoted TO educational
Institutions. the budget appropriation
for education being S2.296.761-50.
All other Institutions get S455,225.
Estimated expenses for the next
legislature were given at $4,000.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-31

I WANT . good drilier 20 driu q water
wen ID the valley n. z Fsazsy. Herald
Office
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-31

capable men 70 open branch office and
manage szlesmen. t110 10 $1,000 nsreE-
sary. handle your own money. exclusive
rights. patented article. muney u1kinE
possibilities unlimited. viii pay e1pensea
70 Baltimore II you quality Atdres1 M
Clemmers sales Manager. COS n EutaT
~ EaTHf--n-a Nd
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-31

Barberia de dos siIlas IN Lowell. Arizons,
5arratz- 1luT busna propocis-on para Aa,-i-
canes. oporturidat de- Earar mucho a.
LOWELL WARREN
ms. Z REAL ESTATE AGENCY
II " Brinson. Agents
Teatro Central En- Lowell. Arizona-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-31

WOULD finance manufacture new inVan-
ton 81 discoveries or buy riEhta % s4rue.
give fun details and pErticulars- address
p 81 care Herald
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-31
Wheat Futures Drop
Below Federal Marx

St Louis. No. July s1.-Future
wheat, Tor the first time since the
food control act expired Nay 81 last,
sold here today under S2.2l a bushel,
the minimum price allowed here IN
der the act December wheat closed
at s2.1ziz OF 95zc under yesterday
finish
This Is 601z cents under the lowest
price paid when trading in wheat fu-
lures was resumed July Is The re-
ported tense money situation and
prospects Of good crops were ascribed
as reasons for the declines
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-31
Rumdnia To Buy
American Locomotives

Washington. D. c. July 51.-Nego-
tiations for the supplying OF 500 new
locomotives 10 Rumanian railroads
are being conducted by British firms.
according TO advices from the Amer
lean consul general at London. made
public by the department o. COM
MERGE Payment for this equipment
win be made wholly or in part by
deliveries OF Rumanian grain and oil.
Il was stated
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-31
GRAIN, PROVISIONS

Chicago Grain. Close
Whezt-Dec-. s2-11s March. S1.121a-
Coru-sept. SL5fE; Dec SL205t-
Oats-Sept. 6scs Dec. 57sc-
Chicago Provisions Close.
Pork-July. S25.l7s sept. SSH
Lard-Sept-, S1s.4os Oct. S1s-75-
Ribs-Sept, 1880; Oct. f16-25-
Chicago Produce Close
Chicago. Ill. July 31--Butter - IN
changed
Egs-unchanEsd; receipts. $3.50 eases
Poultry-AiiVe. lower Fowls, s01zcs
broilers. 3s0f0c.
Potatoes-wsak: receipts. Il cars; an
varieties. s5-75@ 6.25s Kansas and Mis-
souri, early Ohios. s5-0o95.15 cwt-
Kansas City Produce.
Eansa1 City, No. July 31.-Butter and
EEEs-UunchanEed.
Hsns-Uncha1gsd to Ie lower. 2Te2sc;
broilers, 1c lower. 39c; spring. &c lower,
5sc; turkeys 1c higher 41c.
kansas City Cash Grain
Kansas City. No, July f21--Cash wheat
IS % CSC lower. No 1 hard, s2-z5 Q 2.5os
No. hard. S224dz5 No red. s2-259
S1.35s No ? red. gl13G 2-2s-
Coru-5c lower. No 2 mixed f1-5e q l4oi ;
No white. $40; No. 2 yellow, $1.42.
Oats-20 6c lower. No. white 70c; No
? mixed sc: 10. : red, &c
Rye-fleG0lgs
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-31
N. Y. LISTED STOCKS.
Monty AND METALS

CBy the Associated Press.l
New York. July 71.-8fercantile paper
unchanged.
Exchange, firmer-
Sterling. demand, ss.72z; cables
Ss-73H
New York exchange On Montreal 1o7s
percent
Bar silver. domestic. unchanged; for.
elEn. s54c-
Mexican dollars. Tic.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-31

20 rooms. brand new furniture. sven ioca-
ton making good money, about t1131
cash VIII handle. balance easy.
We have lots o. others ali sizes and prices.
see Meters
JAArES L MARI a COMPANY.
Phone t25o- 11f san Antonio g.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-31

LlII0T u EI1O HeFaIls-
In Thursdays Herald one OF your
head lines read: Woman Shoots
Thief From Bed; Badly Wounded.
Mrs W R. Blair Is the heroine OF
the shooting scrape and should re-
ceive the Carnegie Medal for her
courage and ability to handle a six
shooter
She didn't shoot wild but hit the
mark and caused the thief to retreat
toward the Rio Grande. He no doubt
by this time has Joined Pancho Villa
and VIII take part in the great peace
celebration in Mexico.
r. S. MURRAY.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-31
He Took The Job
And Then He Cried

Hammond. Ind, July 21--When two
suave well dressed strangers but
tonholed Joseph Kubacki Of Indiana
Harbor. with the announcement that
they were looking for a good. reliable
man 20 distribute a $4,000 charity
fund. Joseph gladly took the Job. He
wasn't working. anyway. Depositing
$500 cash bond. he took the stran-
gers roll" but when he got home
three one dollar bills wrapped around
a wad OF paper was all that was left
Of the $4,000"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-31
Rooming Houses-FoT Sale and Rent


. rooms running water each room. steam
heat. rent fi25. good furniture. fer only
s1ls0. about $500 cash.
20 rooms n the depot district. seed furnl-
turs. cheap rent; this place q ciearlnr
better than $500 Per month and can -
bought reasonable Tor cash.