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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-20

EIsSa VII oe = Enr win EaurwsZ-.
l-2--11r- and 1Lnr cities FL -ne
c1-- nT-r-lancs putting 1ErtiEI Say
lS MO gEec- her, Z wak n .un-
I--1ue I'LL Lae LIST Szlaav VI OCrure-
aU- Is Z has Eacs asEn zez-nea -aa-
EzluwaI. Gardiner and srme uf Lhe
ether Maine CITES a-e u adupr The
Standard -ne an Oct : and an 1ae
Name Central Raz-1aG LIS soun ID re-
a--zlEs rs schedules z ms been aa-
Claea e p-esaur III order II -aR reg
ula- msEr.ns q The Augusta Cry
Crunch EtIls Monday evHuInE cy
which [nR cozzEe here win atsr be
made IN 0c-- ! The urder VIII IN
dDE1retfly -E.eeive TsEasaEs
Other business 70 carae nHfurR re
CRY Council meHE0E DuEr1 viii
pronaniy include the presentation II
me -hEnrse- Of Cnume-ce ps-lun re
Ea-dinE -.le Gnna Raa6s piRn- and nc
Eoc upur the PETITIONS IF the p NJ
L-zv-eace ca. and me q eassrunBeT-
Garage Co.. <ur the arsC-inr af gasD-
line filing sraricRs n -onI Of their
places II business On Water .ss;,eHL
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-20

The aCtlnn against E-nesI w1nd-
sUr. who was brought u E.a1Eur re-
cgc--v E--0m 3a-h On the cnH--e u
--s-----------uE Bessie Anes. E-.>. VIM
md bean cunrnIrzed 70 me Stare
School Tor Ez!rls a. Ea-lowsIl. ms
Dt44n v-r--aa-ly settled Ena II Is IN
derEtnod Ink ne eass will ne DIS
missed - ne superior cpur- today
A--arnev J = AaEwan II l17ver-s
gang -he case ta- ms client. discov-
e,-eE max me commitment If me err
@--nn Ban n 1915 was illegal. max
ing vuid -ce c--mInLI prnCaaGlngs
aiken n court here by rle c3a1;.;1r
Of ne STATE institution IN rnese
''a.11r'tesiss,2,-l- ans me authorities o. The
Stare ScnoeI agr-esd ID reIeasa tAe
g1c'i On Friday a-1Ernoan So thai sne
might 3uIn ner husband an the train
a---v'vluE n EaIIowel laSf night a.
lowing he couple ID -sTurn 70 Esa1l.
where me mGn has 4 POSITION Win :
sh1pbulidInE concern.
A-ze- me arrest af the counie the
g-ri vas Laksn mack - rne STIR
ScnunI- The corsany Of the srnoal
auth ar'TIles u reieaHa the E-~' made L
ullnecgssl-y 70 bring ac-lun Far
naDsZs corpus. as mad been canrHu-
pIA1sc. -saIu-1uy' Bangor News
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-20
Social Club Meetings

Tire -2nEer N..--anis l,f-.H al fm3t
at ....nur-rlnt business r1saIang at
Tle.s..a- evening WIN Mss 3ez..lat
S.-a..z- -. Bangor sl--ast. - : mem ntss's
are rst-usF-ad 70 aU-HnG-
4 meeting r. crrrs,tte-e.-ie ErII2or-
-a-lce II ire wnrlan af the United .saI2-
81 -tu-cn WI III 1.IC u ar III,
HnnuEr evening Il TIE PG.lnev MsIng-
r3Rl cruI--tl- A. -rls -rne \ Tumei 5
=nnler-- ~ ~ n-----..z ed. & new Grsr-
s---,--sun 1-1pfLad and officers aIecZel
= IS desired 1na- averr woman -.rtc~-
4 -ar n -ne church and Is ar--Err4e4
W us p,-eseH- G1n hsc1Ina cfIl1rrp'
raeTnAars II me new snE.tt-
TIE -,reEels WI nneer 81 81 20
~lgitt WIN Mrs. : L Manson. Gum
IVY street.
-eEu!ar meeting Of zen E's.l
>anc~lanr -i-cIe No. 8. adde's ~ e
= =, VII accu- TuesfiRv AFTERNOON
a. 80 9.rtnck 2. = E.aG-I 4 fu..
a--enulnr" 3 d+e I'D as auElness -
importance s I'D ne --az.si.c,.t.a.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-20

-o7a MARI Jane Estes died We'd
h'sS'i.-5 evening SEPT -5 At ma nor7r
VI mar aausiIler Ms. Fe-z.llk -,nags
as Estes WAS BORN Z r1~1Hr7 y
-a"f anu lived 2 MAJ Gown ,1r- /.
a3oul :" Gears a@o when sine rnpva,.
u, --a''0n Fails 20 maze aer nome
She ~as a ve,-v slnHr- ana ..,7-,r--- 81
woman 0ar although g. ren-s ail
tof4i: AN .-s.--r@ E'Ile~=s1 = -n5nsa. -
ateara amt very suddenly as she 1sa
univ a@en .l i resu aa~s
she iearaF o daaehrar Mrs E-ara
-su11ts ana son. Je~amIln Estes. s,nr
of -2.s -oW-r-. ~eve,-l E--nlitnlldrer
hrs. -Se'-r-uue = 5rs..-a III Bruins
v'tcls. Ernest Estes 4. 4auuefa. 1f-~
Florence EaIbrnaE al Franno.--. FB
ward L--fnz. James and Rons,- IL
ees ana hiss Dnrla 8ekenner all 4.
ms -ow--l.--L-lHsan Fails Iesr-e- lr
Lev islun J8uruaL
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-20
Giris' Club Notes

= NuE-1es- meeting # me 4 uEus1c.
Girls -aCl1l-u ll4-- c1EA -ook place an
F-'1Cay evening q me c.un house and
E-c~-Cus rl..--Earz u -,zfCr 1lr0rr-a7arA
we,-e dismissed The acvlslahIli-v 81
making crlnres n ne conducting OF
Tie ct-+e-sr-IR WIS taken VI and -sn-
J;I--Tre plans f1- -tle v-E-+nr were -.Ak-
an M q mast weicu-1e -ues- Il -t14
club Meeting was ,1.sE "41e St-msnn
+r'arn EnEr1r. s-G-e secre-a-r -ad
wHo WIS vn-y ac---e II o--e-a-lz:....rl.,
me augusta Girls c:ub She RIVED.
nee = me r NJ p'es1-r q the
e'-al1- ot Thursday ~ GE2nes-ar pG.Eai
ne WI 30 1ere ar several G.Hvs
nc nurn1-IE--nE cJrn-,-.--.e NJ ne
Augusta zlrie Community -luh wrlct.
WIS elected 1~1ru he 1our - F'-ili.,E-'s
business Trlt-s-...E VII meat -nnlrtlt
AND q sIG-e - U++ice,s VIII ne dr-aE
III 10 fl sever. vacancies 1ilH- haSs
'crslr-..u 4 ne ctur's sraG ne pres
iuenCv u ne club Is me n me offices
tn hs nllea. and -ac~e g g--eH- Interest,"
II ne =44cCuT-.
ne Septe,-1ne- E-uur ~ he ar7-e,--
-.-.nrner- rnrrrnir-ee w, ass meet -
H.En1 x plan FIR -tle ars- F-lGav parry
inns 1aI,.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-20

Thomas L-earur'i- sec-sra-v Of ne
bnvs' work uf The kennencr cuunTy
Y. II. 2 H. was n lewiston Ias-
Thursday wne-e ne arrenuali q meet
ug on Maine county 7 NJ = 4 ser
,'HLaE1es The meeting WAS heIu VIII
8Ur Eandiey sec-arA-v fur andre
EcnE-ln county Those present were.
TT j LapnIIIte secretary af y1rh
e-nunrT- with headquarters II Spring
vale Thomas L. Coates Cumberland
county. with aeaciCglu--e-s al PuT-t-
land Thomas Lesrard henneDeC
counr-- htaduun-teY-s al "A ugusTa. A.
rirlI- A. Eea4d al WRTs,vlIie State
5e.creIar-v. Csear-e ( Brooks u Fan
cock county with headquRT--srS q,
sea- EAz,slnr Plans fur the CHM re
yre.--'s work ws-e discussed ana -ns
meeting provad To be a most profitable
uns for al n attendance
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-20
MOTORCYCLE And
AUTOMOBILE COLLIDE

Matter Over uf Bangor Sustaius
Severe Fracture uT SIT -sg IN Ac-
ciaeut on SUNDAY AT-s-nunn anr is
AIKEN % Augusta General rus
2I-ai
Walter DIVER Of BRrEur IS q patent
e. ne ) I.s--,-.sla CAMERA nuEpIral wne,-e
nj was aiken aDnu- 30 5uarsay a-1er-
no9c- suffering -r-1r a severe cum-
pound +-,ac-sl,-n II rs ar lar which
NJ ay2s-4.nat. Z a cnIlislun heCwesrI
JAS rln-J-'UvCie ana 81 aurumoclle veg
-a,r-l1- a=7-a-nunn or -1e -uaa oeEwt.ssr
= Anguish ann q aLe~vLIis, III OVER
was ding III lis nnru-r'yFcle 70 Ban-
GO. ana ne automobile WIS going
tam &, zrsr-vl!le II Lev-.st8n. IN
Dyer S ne son If Ludlow Dyer a1
EanE1r. Is uaa--1ed and ms ane ctlilG
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-20
SUPERIOR COURT
Ease, State ". Harry
Mllllken OF WAYNE
ssannurrzt GFEir-sr. sTr-, one-u-inr
an 6tu-ornraiie While l-us- frTTfu-
snos Ct Liaunr - Tcstir,ury Will
re -n,npiEtss Tins WINNING

Sc cilse Of ata1s VS.. Es-v &.
H--44lkfn II wayne. t.tla-red with
oi't---a-lnE II lII11,-l ut,iie while r-nf.-
LIZ LD-1us1ce ~ luuur, WIS tee3r-a
LIZ A-ennehec superior court II ne
1ai1I--lls.l1T BEzzlGc- Leroy T t-a-.ls-1r7
a " winthrop and =. T aanbsr yT
----.ElisSa a7paE-ed Us COUNSEL fur me
r'esp1nGeuZ T1lis WIS IN s-,,.,s ,f,3
''a''e rom tae winthrop murl1r..-sz..
3DiIiE- Nei2r-J al me evidence had
Ahsn presented wnsu cuur- az
1oOrned n me a4t1eynouu . 10
CLOCK this ManGOv morning.
~OuuTy A-1lrney Waiter Il SIN
9ofa al the opening 81 the Sa-l1y-s.uz-
StAsslpn moved tur sentence II rae
case 2ss,--rls1 Z. Ear Either Of Al
EaHla vim IN FrlGEv hRd been enuna
-EllliTF II Illegal passesHisn OF n
"a --4l,iA~-14S liquors As urner cases
ara pending against Mr. Either.
: oCEe zeEle aecldtG % ra.kE- I'D -.,!F
lIi1--F,' n ne ueyr Nj Either, aT1-
ptsiL;ta II coU,'T 4nG Furnished bonds
N me sil1n Of r1HH n zas.n Of -wn
c;atts 1sralDHT nm me caas wtllct
~-as -.'ltsG IN FrlaHy- and me case on
me InClCrlnenr charging MIN win
maintaining Z common uulsa1t:s.
L was moved by tne county ann
mex C1AS -1E case against MA4Rlu i
Taylor appealed from me Gardner
Il 11r1lclpEl cDur-- IL wnlcH r-gspan1el1-
was charged WIN obtaining orders
1ar liquor. ne 1lHrlllEsaa an me
grounds IF insufficient evidence. 1nQ
ne case was 1ls-n1Bsyad by -a.. court
N me cAse u Sta-e VS. = a "a
Belle. appealed rom -nB Ea-r5-t.r
inunlcipal c3ui- n winch nasuon4-
eur was charged win drawing ~ al
tamOblle z excess ot speed linn
plea Of nnio contender was enTerau
Judge 6eAne imposed sentence nj a.
me Of 81 ana cus1s al 81; and p
default ~ :1IaE--nenr. 11l-'s,+ months %
Ja.L. Elver'HEE Max ri Gardiner
was l--urney -lr -4Af.Lle.
The N-lI-ka, rast was led heE1,e
4 drawn 7urv c1mposad u George
z.ants a -tHlows Fad a. Osborn.
x axe rvL-ls=. Z : ttl:l.1s.... x .-lslUv--
-nl.iss V E-Gon x lusiuw- " *
-'"''s' 70 - -
-,tssl-1sl- Is 74fo''-- Llf'i'M
tsitTsst= = -'liIf4i-. I'i-iN-i-'ll o Ei-llts, l.
smith. H-naiow - = Wing Mon
nou1h: Ecw-n 9tfcnel- T-4ssalDorn5
l-lld ely Al~-;sii-. a -llaio"-
Iht ~Il--e aia-iiiess-' alss't'' ---I-- .@
ne opening u ne CAST 2S o-~-1-<
4@---o'ne2 1&l1oor'-' -lI-- on ne 2.----
~ June 10 -AsT on -i1e l1z'le ''f'ia
A-illken WIS aF''V-iis II 4l--'1Ll ''l'!4s
while ne WIS lnt1klc;-fta- El-%-- mere
IVES Al accldei1 11G ne - W.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-20

Chief Teaman Ra---nuaa Putnam.
z S N.1rv whu IS Htarlnns-a az TIE,
Maine offire at -le recruiting aervfrt
al Portland, WIS N tie as-- sararrin p
and called upun Recruiting csffIcer -
2 F5ayes vaa ss les.a.-a he-a- The
Want IN the ae.e-rInnn te War e.,-v-i1It,
wtle7H ID * e:.pec,sd taat the Keun..-
lsec -ec-E1I-luE a1fiCe will bs log..a-..s.
owing - rne IMPOSES oIIicv " securing
aiIG--ers IN rnls c1Ez
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-20
Funeral uf Geprue 5iaIr

Funeral st.r-vtres fur the lR1e George
BLAIR were asla ar so SIT sIr-IiRv morn
ing az the ST Augustine church Rev.
r Eassavallt officiating En1e-rneIll
was made N the At, Augustine GENE
terry
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-20

Mr. and Ms Joseph LeawIrI ant
-lIeatinre BunEeT NJ this cry returned
ssaszr-rinv a1'tss-rioun 1rrIIn M.lhrftige.
whore r.ley l.4us Siss1 visiting, MIR.
Ls.IT-1Ez VIII 81 l1slfav IL New Tark
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-20

Mayo, 2a1 2sg. EuritsGa martin
anu hrs n 4 Martin returned Frlazg
ss1rs-r1uem 8F auLunanile ram 3usfaG.
wnere tner hat been mS.ls5ng a sfur-t
sTa-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-20

sessr themselves az Z II g A ASSEM-
naT ruoIn tins AFTERNOON Sept IN a.
g cl"ss, II taisH part with other
scnuts of the CITY II a pageant 10 be
gwen 1azcr al City hal.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-20

hrs Arthur = wase and eiazr--@ ter
Mss Mar f-,sEaneth Tase Il Caribou
ere guests af Mra wasess ura1uHr
= -.elueI1t HuruHy a. zzataI Eu1-,..
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-20

Citv where he will take 4 course IN
construction az Pratt 1us; lrate
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-20

nv II EIG-e 1u-am D
scr TTZ-er s--ae- Sa-II---
DE l. "a Iscuns1r
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-20

81 GRE. drS ha--
red uEnEuC-
@GnesaHv 70 Ann
20. u1e~a Of the iare
irnuuEe -s.y armed 70
f.Gv
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-20

~arnan mas returned
ak sHsT after
Ga = 5Hn-1r- Win
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-20

.-. III a1 ms CRY lE@- On
Jrr~n-, AIlCa.. where
ana son VIM
4lE4U --llF' mare
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-20

Al Bny Scag1s IF --onps and ;
whu possiniy Gan. are requested n pre-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-20

l&-lGa smith cf
n been l3erva ar Z
nave rune %
1e~ wi viEf- fgr Z
turning u g11elr
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-20

ElIba-- ana SEllrun's 5ups,-1Rzr--a4
gs111l1r aT1g---- Nal uraE-s 1pw &c
-rT7rsa = accompanied by cnscE 0r
-rIunE- o-tlnr and sci. -alt-Egsea az
vElrv1H. 5RZ- Eszs 5pE-E E--1n-
morning sept d. E-as GET unEz---e-
r. SUSPENDED xur -n1E Rr--aC-1c.-
= s-es--t19E stirring ET--aC--un Il
plE v.-r n A-.T-aE-z al -esE-t sf cr,-n2rf
n CONGRATULATIONS uf--rE CIif- : CIT
4na n Stare II A@zln-2Gr.11az1u.B han
ru-. wz1sTvz1ls- -.swtEzua ana In
g1E-z- saTIJ-.I-.-.,...s- :. , - -.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-20

''-- = ersaT aaVt
ler nome n TINS Ci-v
sr ara 4avs earHLIun
-.t -1Fs.lI-yz
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-20

F. Tracy Of Ban
cry over SuuIiay
3Cs. AseE were on
1fH ounecrlcut where
1AssIrg some 13frat
%hBfst 1tendeII1 Hf tfle
ne Metropolitan
4IT0EIIE ami WAS
II ms elk
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-20

STANDARD --IL TO BE
RESI- lied N CITY OCT. ! !
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-20

Of Capital
fc.u lark OF
.lra r'eTIlr-nesi 70
passing gaz- err
where -lgT Wee
maid Clark
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-20

t ianr" L.itgrar- na,i
N''lr1 ii'sie h'ila''E >
5trI.1s- % -.....,,-.zz-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-20

ms sLss-TweL8 II
'''t-t-IlE rom A...3ssssi q
-gI5 ~. Mass wnuF-H
l.~a -- curing the
me eeurtlkLlG fg1
arpiI
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-20
MILL AENNEREs I{d RN4L
s=crurla TccSt
=crur1a TI

b. .-.-.... ai3l .Iaz-,- nullr.ss- res
~esp--.:-- az. VIII Be
-.4- --Le u tsE cslILE ps.
a zH 1s-aE man = cauLa.
-, ga ~ -eeesse -.1e
WI -Jt1-.Er j favor
.- lttlc- ulTntJt y -t-f--
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-20

II STA LOCALS

.aaner OF "A asI1s. Mills
2 .aIer T-uav n me
Z
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-22
.XPORTNEWS
PUTS GRAINS
UP AT CLOSE

Chicago, H. Sept 22.-Fresh de-
clines in The price OF wheat took
place today owing TO downturns in
other commodities. but subsequently
news Of big exports Of wheat caused
a rally. The opening. which varied
from unchanged figures 10 &c lower.
with December sz-6l 20 $3.50 and
March s2241z % s2-26, was followed
by a general sag and then a decided
reaction.
Sharp advances were scored. after
eslimates became current that 5000, -
600 bushels Of domestic and Manitoba
wheat had been taken for Europe. The
close was strong. SIC 70 axe net
higher. with December $685. TO
Sz-36iz and March $3.50.
New low price Levels for the season
were reached In the corn market.
After opening unchanged 20 1c lower.
with December S1-0fM 70 S1.O4l. The
market broke an around. but then re-
covered somewhat
Gossip that there had been ernort
business in corn helped later TO
strengthen the market September
delivery jumped up about "a cents on
covering BY shorts The market closed
finish 70 Is = C higher. with Serrember
sL55iz 10 Sl365s and December
fl-053s TO SL05i.
Oats. like corn. dropped 20 lowest
quotations yet on the crop. Starting
unchanged to sc of and continuing
10 weaken
Setbacks IN the price OF hogs and
corn had depressing effect on pro-
visions.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-22
STOCKS STILL
LAG: CLOSING
Is IRREGULAR

Ne~ YORK. sept c1.-Uncertain in-
dust-isf cczdiuous. implying addi-
tIonsl 5lrilcnd reductions or suspen-
tiors provoked further bearish activ-
Hr In ire stock market today sales
apnro1Irlstcd $4,000 shares. The
closing WAS frrerular.
nfrtnr Shares and kindred issues we're
erelr rrr,ci Our fcr pressure az the open
.Hc r-reuu1rhIg Orr consequence o. doubt
rr.nrr Bosch MsTuato and Stude-
h1trr 9 1re1lcan Petroleum lost ~, Re-
rcti.c steel end Central Leather each
rri cttrr prominent industrials made frac-
lcr1l tcel.-es Among rails price changes
were Uncertain nominal Losses In Cana
l'rr Drrdc. Missouri Pacific preferred
end Southern Railway being balanced by
rc-lt SANS in Erie and PittsburE and
Hazt h.rEIlla-
rrldlrE waH fairly active during the
mr7ruE on more extensive offerings Of
ruea leather rrd r-hhers also made fur
tfer rccessicrs. tut secondary rails. notably
.Iaro Ml-r rrrta. 81 lccI.uE and lake Erie
rrcfcrrcl. Colorado southern FittEbure
coal and E-ie rose &c p points rohac-
cos were she emily sueclllrles 20 display
7-errth -lillnE TO g points Crucible
WAS Inclined lc advance. but other st5els
continued rc1c-l1rarl- Local supplies OK
can mcurv at percent were augmented by
our % town cffC-Inrs- Exchange rates on
london and Paris were lower
flhcriE bends ciused- 7i-s. feo--57 first
ss. fs5-sl- second fs. ss5-56; FIRST AS,
aefEe- second f' fs5-1s- third AKA
slAef. fourth ffaE $3.50; Victory q.
a1a-Eo- Victory as. fel-aa.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-22

INDICTED ON
TWO COUNTS

Two Indictments charging Dan ".
Burkhalter. an attorney. with rob
berry by use OF firearms and con
spiracy to murder. were returned by
the county grand jury Wednesday.
The indictments followed a preImin-
airy hearing before justice Clark
Wright Burkhalter Is being held in
the county jail
z. S Rivera. who lives on South
Oregon street. was the only witness
examined at the preliminary hearing.
He is the complainant IN the robbery
charge and testified as follows.
'Burkhalter robbed me at Tsleta
Frank Miller was with me. We met
Burkhalter about 400 yards south Of
the soldiers camp He was hiding
there AS we passed he came up to
us and put. a pistol against my
chest. telling me 10 put I'D my
hands. He and Frank Miller talked
in English but I could not under
stand what they said Burkhalter
searched me and got my money.
Loses $50 In Bills
7 had $50. BurEhalter was
dressed in a soldier uniform. : did
In the Lobby bar. The robbery oc-
cured on August II. The money I
had was in paper, bills OF s., $40,
$50 and $50 denomination"
On cross examination Rivera said:
4 work at a tailor shop at 10
North Stanton street Ny work IS
both inside the place and collecting
short in my accounts with the firm.
during the three years worked there
except when this $50 was taken from
me. I had met Miller that day at
Stanton and san Antonio streets and
he wanted me to 90 to ranch
"a H.
which he wanted TO sell me for 500
or $3.50. The robbery occurred be-
tween ESQ and 3 o'clock in the after
noon. When Burkhalter was rob
bling me several soldiers came along
the road. Burkhalter hid the gun
against my side during this time, and
until they had passed He kept me
there in the road about 20 minutes"
Charles owen. who. with IL W
Stanton. Is representing Burkhalter.
conducted the cross-eI examination,
which constituted a gruelling ques-
tioninE regarding the business OF
Rivera, his financial affairs and his
manner OF working.
In the case OF the conspiracy 70
murder charge. BurkhaIter IS accused
OF having taken a quantity Of poison
10 John Weaver. a prisoner in the
county jail, in an attempt 20 persuade
him 20 poison c. L BarQuiVas alias
c. l. Lee. who IS held by federal au-
thorities on a charge Of counterfeit
inf rerenus stamps
Burkhalter during the hearing
Wednesday ridlculed the testimony Of
Rivera. particularly when the witness
said he was kept in the county road
20 minutes during the robbery
The grand jury wednesday also
returned an Indictment against Frank
Miller. charging robbery by the use
Of firearms.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-22
TAKE
, SLIGHT SLUMP;
TRADE ISDULL

Changes were rather irregular dur
ing the early part OF the session
Wednesday and for the most part
tended toward lower figures, with the
rails showing the steadiest trend Of
any section Of the market. Changes
in this section OF the market we're
pretty we'll divided between small
gains and equally small losses
Coppers also showed only small de-
clines, Inspiration and Utah were IN
changed, Anaconda and Ray de-
clined = Chile and Miami 4, Ken
necott 3 and SmeIters 8.
Mexican Petroleum lost 50 points
N1lle the balance OF the oils showed
only slight changes
Inc motor shares and some OF the
allied issues were lower, part Of this
loss being attributed 70 the an
nouncement OF price cuts by the Ford
interests steel and equipment issues
also eased slightly.
can money continued 10 loan at Z
percent sales for first three hours
amounted TO $4,000 shares.
lurb Copper Etocfn
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-22
Skin Without BIemish
Is Every Woman S Wish

to rely upon local remidies. such as
lotions. salves. ointments and other
applications TO the surface of the
skin.
But eczema. letter. pimples. skin
'erupdOns and similar disorders that
cause so much discomfort. are not
merely a surface condition; their
cause lies deeper. and you viii never
be entirely nd of the terrifying itch
ing until you realize that their cause
must be reached and eliminated.
So the answer IS: Seek the
cause and remove it" The real
source Of al skin disorders being IN
the blood. the proper treatment
must be through the blood. Rout
out Of the circulation the disease
germs. and your skin vii clear up
and become normal and healthy.
The one remedy that Is being used
with uniform satisfaction Is S. S. S.
the fine old purely vegetable blood
medicine that has been on the mar
kst for more than half q century.
This splendid remedy builds up the
blood supply BY removing from 1t
any impurities. and gives excellent
results IN all cases Of skin disorders.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-22

WITH LACK OF
STORM NEWS

New Orleans, La, Sept. 22.-After
advancing on the first call to the ex-
tent Of Z 70 1s points on the more
reactive months on buying stimulated
BY the movements Of the hurricane.
the cotton market today fell of be-
cause 81 the absence OF any news
showing that the disturbance had
worked any great damage In the belt
At the end OF the first hour Of BUSH
ness prices were 80 TO s. points un-
der the close OF yesterday. October
worked up 20 PAS and Tell off to
27.00.
Opening bids. Cotton opened
steady. oct. 27.42s Dec. 1881; jan.
24-21s March, 25.40; May. $3.50.
The forecast Of fair weather for pruc-
dczlly the entire western half Of the cot
ton region and private cableErams from
Liverpool, reporting serious labor and
trade situation increased the selling pres
sure against the market 20 such an exc
tent that later On the morning the active
months were 20 20 1o3 points under the
close Of yesterday. with October down 20
96-28c and March down 90 22-65c. Distant
months were steadier than the near
The cotton market closed steady nt net
f1a-IHHrnn ~ 10
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-22

A healthy. attractive skin Is
practically within reach Of every
woman. but It cannot be obtained
from the use Of cosmetics or so
called skin foods. First Of all. II
must Be realized that the condition
Of the skin depends upon The con
didon Of the blood, and no one can
have a clear. rudy. healthy skin IN
less the blood IS robust and healthy
and free from al impurities.
Pmples and blotches on the face
or other parts Of the body are not
only a source Of embarrassment. but
they are also a warning from nature
that should be promptly needed.
They indicate that the system needs
a houseeleaning foreign sub
stance has crept into the blood to
interfere with It's perfect perform
ance and that a serious elogging up
Of the tissues and skin pores vii re-
suit unless the proper treatment Is
rssortsd 10. And this naturally leads
to the query: What Is the proper
method of treating diseases Of the
skn7" A very common mistake IS
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-22
TRAIN ROBBER PUTS IN
TINE MAKING EMBROIDERY

Rawlins, Wyo, sept. 23.-Artistic
embroidery work as an occupation
FOR a train robber may sound IN
usual. but it Is bringing 20 William
T. Carlisle, whose exploits following
his robbery OF a Union Pacific train
filled the columns OF newspapers for
days. an income which allows him 20
pursue studies in prison
Carlisle still suffers from a wound
In his chest received at the time OF
his capture and Is unable 70 do heavy
manual work.