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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-03-31

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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-05
CHAMBER Of COMMERCE PLANS
GENERAL MEMBERSHIP CAMPAIGN

fun amount he feels able 20 pay on
the capital he has invested in his
business.
Present Revenues Inadequate.
It was pointed out at the meeting OF
the board Of directors just preceding
the decision TO raise a budget OF not
less than 500. 900 that the present
revenues were inadequate to carry
on even the present program. to say
nothing o. charging the scope Of the
work II was pointed out that 70 fail
TO support the chamber Of commerce
program would mean a return to The
pre-reorganiaztion secretorial system.
So much concerned were some Of
the leading business men Of the city
over the crisis facing the erganiza-
tion that they made large personal
donations TO the organization. Mr.
McNary pledged $500 in addition 10
his regular subscription TO be paid IN
case II was needed.
The 1920 budget provides for IA king
care Of the obliEatiOns Inherited from
previous administrations and include
the Alamogordo road monies; the
Baptist sanatorium notes; and the
school OF mines notes
Mr. Bassett said Wednesday that
the question OF whether FL Paso is 10
maintain q first class chamber Of
commerce rests with the business
men. the property owners and the
public spirited men and women Of El
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-05
Names
+ Delegates To
National Meet

sam Gilett Norma Walker, H P.
Hadfield and r. J. Pritchard were
elected delegates to the international
kiwanis convention to be held IN
Portland. Ore. this summer, at the
weekly luncheon Of the club We'd
nesday noon at the Sheldon hotel
Mr.. Gillett is president and Mr.
Pritchard is secretary OF the club.
Col Martin Collins of st. Louis. was
the main speaker at the luncheon
He told several humorous stories and
said he had missed a lot in his life
for the reason that he had lived so
years without seeing FL Paso.
Barney O'Mara. baritone. singing
at the Ellanay theater was a guest
and sang two Irish songs and a negro
spiritual song He was the guest Of
Ben Lewis VIII r Winch. recently
elected president Of FL Paso Rotary.
was also a guest OF Mr.. Lewis and
made a short talk.
A letter was read TO the club by
president Gillett from the teachers
association asking endorsement Of
20 percent increase in wages for
teachers A II. Hughey. superiuten-
dent OF schools. said that the in
crease had been assured by the city
council so that the club did not need
&c - on record
The ouija board didn't operate We'd
nesday on account OF lack OF time
Secretary Pritchard had A. ". Nc
Creary as his guest.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-05
WRIT OF HABEAS CORPUS
SOUGHT In HELMUS CASE

Counsel for Carlos Helmus. charged
with embezzlement Of funds Of The
First National nank. applied for a
writ Of habeas corpus Wednesday TO
reduce the amount of bond fixed by
judge ". r smith in United states
district court Tuesday afternoon
Judge Smith fixed the bond at
s5O.O Tuesday. Formal hearing on
the application for a writ was begun
al . o'clock Wednesday afternoon
Evidence was introduced Tuesday
afternoon 70 show that Helmus. a
cftizen OF Mexico. was in Juarez be-
fore his arrest. and voluntarily
crossed to FL Pas0 when he was in
formed there were charges against
him.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-05
PAY INCREASE ATTRACTS
MEN BACK INTO SERVICE

The raise OF pay due for the army
shortly is proving attractive TO the
men who are getting out Of the army
now. Ness Sergt. James r knight
and cook Alex Roslon. Of battery 3.
SD field artillery, were discharged a
few days ago, but reenlisted Wednes-
day at the FL PasO recruiting office.
Having seen everything worth while
on the border since 1916, they took
the 18th cavalry at Monterey. Calf,
for the next three years.
Other enlistments were Theodore r.
Hunter, mounted detachment, Fort
Riley. Kas-; Aulicz o. Jett and James
p Reynolds, IT. San Angelo. Texas:
Roscoe n Leffiugwell. jr.. Cirby Hill
and Edwin D. O'Bryant, Amarillo.
Texas George Raulston. Lubbock.
Texas, and Robert J. Donaldson. FL
Paso. coast artillery, Tacoma. Wash. /:
Walter r. Taylor, Snyder. Texas, and
Alfred p Dave, Providence. r L,
coast artillery corps. Philippines;
Lester Smith. FL Paso. Q. II. c. sub
depot. FL PasO; Daniel G. Bridges. san
Angelo, Texas. second heavy mobile
ordnance repair shop. Fort Bliss;
Charles n Mckinney. Laverne Thomp-
son and Leroy F. Bower. FL Paso.
Seventh cavalry; wade H Station.
y. ~. @ " C, Fort
Bliss; Jack r Rindge. FL Paso. 18th
cavalry, Monterey. Calf; Gordon G.
Graves. Fl Paso, 18th infantry.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-05

THE officers. directors and commit
1 tee members Of the chamber OF
commerce are determined this
central commercial and civic organi-
zatlon Of the city shall not be re-
stricted In its accomplishments be-
cause Of any lack Of funds. In order
TO guarantee the fuli amount Of
money needed to carry out the pro-
jects included in the proposed budget
for 1920, thirteen committees Of the
chamber Of commerce will 20 out into
the city on May II, u, 13 and "a and
conduct a general membership cam
paiEn-
Becase Of his wide acquaintance. his
financial position and his knowledge
OF business affairs James G. EIcNary
has been named general chairman Of
the campaign organization by presi-
dent c. n. Bassett ar 1IcNary wiu
be assisted by Maurice Schwartz IS
vice chairman
The campaign that is to start Tues
DAY. Mag II. is a continuation Of the
drive which began April Is. but was
suspended for the time being TO give
the Y. II. c. A right OF way Tbs
purposes OF the continuation Of the
campaign are TO increase the mem
bership and 70 equalize the assess
ments OF the present members in
such a way as to draw from each the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-05
Ell PASO RECRUIT LISTED
ON HONOR ROLL OF NAVY

Aaron W Miller. second class sea
man, Q. S. n, who enlisted at the To-
cal recruiting station more than a
year ago from his home in Elida, n.
NJ, IS listed on the honor roll for the
week ending April II. as one among
ze who have made the most progress
In instruction. personal appearance
and attention to duties.
The report states that he is one Of
the most efficient men at the station.
he is member OF the 10th company.
the Fl Paso naval recruiting sta
ton takes first place over the other
stations Of the western district in
GLIDING san Francisco. Seattle and
other coast cities. According TO pop-
ulation, the local station takes prece-
dence over the others by a nearly five
to one percentage of recruits.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-05
NEW GOLD Find
IN S0GfRR0 CO.

Il l. Beagle, Of Magdalena- Socorro
county. n. NJ, druggist Of that place,
was a visitor in FL Paso Tuesday and
reported a recent gold find west Of
Maedalena- in Socorro county
A Mexican brought in several
ounces Of the precious metal. some
placer gold and two nuggets. Mr.
Beagle said. An acid test Of the find
was made and il showed pure gold.
Mr.. Beagle said the mining industry
in SocOrrU county is growing Mining
operations in that section. he said. are
devoted largely 70 zinc. although
some copper, lead. silver and gold are
mined. He told of a recent large deal
in which the Hard Scrabble property
was acquired by a Memphis. Texas.
syndicate. which has incorporated the
proposition for S750.000 and has begun
operations. This is a lead and silver
property.
Milo BurlinEame, a 1IaEdalena
cattle buyer, also was an FL PasO
visitor.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-05
REPORTS FOR RECRUITING
DUTY AT LOCAL STATION

Dr. Leonard H Denng. medical
corps. United States navy, who has
just completed a post graduate course
al the C. s n. medical school in
Washington. D. C.. reported Tuesday
for duty at the FL Paso naval re-
cruiting office, where he viii relieve
DR.. Amos Mckinnie Jones. who has
served here for the past IS months.
DR.. Jones viii return to his private
practice at Arson. Texas. about May
IL, after having been in service near
y three years, existing IN July, 1917.
He viii be an inactive officer Of the
medical reserve corps.
Commeldatory letters have been re-
ceived here from the secretary OF the
navy and from the surgeon general
Of the United States. concering the
services Of DR.. Jones, who has been
confirmed in rank and station as a
lieutenant in the L. S. medical corps
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-05
GOVERNMENT PLANS NEW
PASSPORT REGULATIONS

Committees Of the senate and the
house have tentatively agreed upon
new passport regulations, which are
expected to do away with the ueces-
sity OF American passports into Mex
leo or Cuba, according 10 Information
received by American consul T. A.
Dow Wednesday
The new regulations make IL pos
sible for American tourists TO foreign
countries Except Mexico. Cuba. and a
few other exemptions) TO obtain their
passport for a total payment OF SO.
The same viii apply 70 immigrants.
who VIII pay the fee to the American
consulates in Their own lands.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-05

Paso in professions and in commerce:
and that the campaign now about 10
be put on IS a test OF the 'mettle' OF
the city; and one which viii net admit
o. temporizing.
Washington Department Needed.
James G. McNary. general chairman
Of the committee. said the mainte-
nance OF the Washington department
one Of the most important activities
OF the chamber OF commerce and the
national and international interests,
IS involved and that no business man
who understands FL Paso's great need
Of this governmental relation. can or
viii stand by and see this activity or
any other activity calculated to build
and develop FL Paso fail OF success.
The campaign begins with a lunch
con at noon Tuesday in the chamber
Of commerce grill
In addition TO Mr.. McNary and 3fr.
Schwartz, his assistant. there viii be
a central committee to direct the de-
tails OF the drive Mr.. McNary IS
chairman OF this central committee.
". ". Turney. c II. Newman. W L
TooIev. C y. BasEett. Crawford Har-
vie, ". 6. Crombie and N. Schwartz.
Three Teams Organized.
The directors at large will make
up three teams with ". s. CrOmbie
chairman Of number and E ".
kavser Of number s.
The other teams and their chair
men follow: agricultural department.
4 L. Birney: atomotive trades. F. n.
BanueII: governmental research and
city planning. J. A Krakauer; indus
trial relations. Crawford Harvie; job
bers. Ed Sanders; manufacturer L
Gardner retail merchants, Scott c
White. traffic department, ". o.
Daughdrill: Junior department, Manuel
Schwartz with Fabian StolarOff as
craftsmanship and adclubs, !
". c. Hepburn
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-05
Y. NJ. C. A. OFFERS SPECIAL
RATES For NEW MEMBERS

Special Inducements in the way oi
summer rates and fees are being Of
fered by the local branch Of the =
II C. A for the purpose OF obtain
ing sumner members" who wiz
benefit by the summer activities Of
the y especially the swimming pool
Applications are being received at the
Y n C. a building
Special summer school courses are
else being arranged. A day school
VIII be held for men only In short
hand and typewriting and night
classes win be held in additional sub
iects.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-05
BANK EMPLOYE IS FINED
AFTER PLEA OF GUILTY

r c. Kirkpatrick. formerly an en-
ploye OF the FL Paso branch OF the
federal reserve bank. was sentenced
TO pay a fine Of $500 in United States
district court late Tuesday. after he
pleaded gull TO a charge OF mis-
appropriatinE funds Of the bank
Kirkpatrick said he had arranged 20
return the funds involved in the
case, about $500.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-05

SOmW

NOTICE on 500
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN That. IN
Court for the County OF Socorro. STATE o.
NeW MeIicc. IN = cause therein pending
wherein James Z DAVIS Is plaintiff and
bea p Gooeh Is defendant % April e.
ls-o. g was among other things. ordered
that an The assets and propsrtJ OF the
tlrm OF Davis q Czech. consisting o. Ger
tan real estate. situate % the County CO
sierra. New Mexico. along and in ths
vicinity % CuchuIo Negro Greek. formerly
known as the Calhoun Ranches contain
lng about zol2 acres % patented lands.
SIX school sections leased from the state.
containing about $3.50 acres and Certain
applications 20 the commissioner % lads
o. New Mexico for the selection and pur-
cnase Or about ESQ acrez- toEetler VITA
and other improvements and also the
following persoaal property. to-wit- about
500 head OF rauge cattle known the
= o K cattle. IS balls. about SO had %
horses and one span % mules; also rzuch
tools. machinery. furniture and other ranch
equipment. be sold as an entirety BY az1
under the direction o. the court.
And it vas further ordered that the
court VII receive sealed bids upon said
property 70 Be deposited with the CLERK
o. said eoart On or before tns lst day Of
June. 1890, FROM an PERSONS desiring %
bid upou said property. Including the par
ties 20 said suit. each o. said bids 20 b
accompanied By certified cheek payable
% the CLERK o. this court il the sum OF
g5o0e: % be forfeited IN ca the bid shall
be accepted and the bidder fans 20 com
pieta said purchase within such tine as
may Be directed by the court The courf
reserves the right 70 reject any and al
bids
sealed Bids should Be forwarded OF de-
posted with G. =. sanchez. county cisrlr
and clerk Of said District Court soeorrs'
C. e SANCHEZ
Courty ClsrE
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-05
TEACHER TO BE NAMED FOR
SCHOOL RECEIVING STATION

II IS probable the position OF
teacher IN practical electrical work.
sheet metal designing and tinsmith-
ing at the receiving station at the
Morehead school. viii be filled within
the week according TO H n. Ed
wards, director OF vocational educa-
tional work in FL Paso. The au-
thorization for the appointment OF
the teacher was received several
days ago here and efforts were made
Immediately to find a man 70 fin the
position. which pays $500.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-05
Business Chances

nv 37066R FoSd oseTS1Sise fSf SO Al
Meals GaraEe. no Texas
SIGN. house painting and tntuE. best
work. lowest prices Jose Fueutes. sol s
OREGON. Pm ne. evenings s02s.
FOR SALE-Vulcanizing and retreadinE
shop. Write p O. BOX es2. Aiamogordo.
- M-
FOR SALE-Grccary and market on cor
uer. centrally located. established trade
Phi 54l6 or address y l26. care Herald
HAVE $4,000 70 invest with service what
can you offer ne. Address o 179. care
Herald
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-05

SELL $43 WORTH OF TAGS
Pupils Of the Morehead school sold
s43 worth Of the S. O. s. tags, about
one-fifth Of the total amount sold
on Saturday Robert Horton sold one
tag for s.. Proceeds OF the tag sales
viii be used TO further the proposed
constitutional amendment which
would provide more support for rural
schools Of Texas.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-05
HAREM REFUGEE
ST0PPEDB J. s.

New York. May Because she
could not read. Anna SherbetJian. a
young Armenian woman at Ellis Is
land was ordered deported back 20
Turkey today where she may face
death for her escape from a harem
there. TO come TO the United states TO
wed an unseen prospective bride
groom.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-05

Anthony. " NJ. May 5.-Winiam c.
citizens. died at the family home
Monday morning after an illness Of
two weeks
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-05
Business Chances.


WANTED good mar. well ac -aintsd
IN e Paso. % assist IN Introducing a bush
ness proposition 20 the business men OF
dress u T. 19l. care Herald
BARBER SHOP.
$4,000 takes this eiue paying barber shop
IN fine locatlon. Eood lease. and as part
Is sub-leased rent for barber shop is only
$40 per month This IS a snap and must
b sold IL next feW days as owner must
leave.
See EIVEI. with
GOODMAN BROTHERS & CO. INC.
eos n stanton St PEoas s5s4
BATTERY MEN With some capital 70 han
de Universal Batteries and Parts IN every
town In Texas Liberal discounts and
large territory 20 right parties. address
MITCHELL GIIREATH CO.. Distributors.
los south Main 81. Fort worth. Texas
$50 TO So per week for women and men
tails upon inquiry- address Page Under
vriting serviee. shrevegort. Il
ss-sIABLIsHED barbecue and delioatessen
business clearing $40. 900 yearly price
t7so0- cal room 800 Il Paso Bank &
Trust Bldg Ask fer Mr.. Murphy.
FOR SALE or LEAsE-GaraEs. Battery
charging plant. gasoiane station. tools.
5o15l. fine location in good oil town Il
= Herwick. Box So. Desde-noua. Tex
COMPLETE ieWeiry store. centrally To-
voice. F. Levitt. 1910 Preston Ave- Hous-
ton. Tex
FOR SALE - Electric laundry. fully
equipped. Eood paying business fer s7Qo.
selling on account % sickness A. 4sln-
hood. PATAGONIA. Ariz-
MEN AND BOYS take sumner member
ship IN Y. II C. A gym classes. shower baths.
winning pool. good TN September Il
Frlces- Business men. S11s regulars s5-oo.
oider boys 500. younger boys. 225e-
NATIONAL cash ReEister. coffee urn.
water cooler. three fee boxes dishes and
arc fixtures for restaurant, $3.50 cash
American Eagle CAFE. Lynchvilla. Texas
on ACCOUNT Of my health I VIII sac
rifice my u years established coufection-
cry business and my new home near the
Alta vista sc1ool' come and investigate
G2ffs Candy store. SD san Antonio.
REAL ESTATE N CHIHUAHUA
Timber Lands. Grazing Lands. Mines. Pros
poets. Clty Property Collections and Rem
tails Write SIS ALBANIA s.. Elias Her
nandez. for a few days IN e Paso- Phi
FOR SALE-An u date cafs CoIaE a good
business soda fountain n connection. To-
Gated next 20 postoffice. party wants 20
leave town Address P. o. Box $50 Cal
We HAVE customers Waiti1E TO buy I
mail business List your business with /
J. s. CRozIEK
Phone so55. 500 Trast BIDS
SPLENDID INVESTMENT PROPOSITION
tenement houses well bullt almost new.
md very close in 80 rooms each. for only 1
il5. oel. They cannot Be duuncafed for ]
$4,000 As rooms there rent FOR 81 and 1
=. the gross income VIII be about $3.50 or 1
more than IS percent net on the invest
nenL Have also several big barEalus 81 4
.partmeut houses. which VIII make esne-
tally good Investments. For particulars !
Call A. SrOLAROFF. with
JAMES L MARI a COMPANY.
Phone 1850.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-05

Washington. D. c.. May Capt.
John A Robenson. Camp Holabird.
Nd. is ordered TO the Eighth cavalry.
Fort Bliss. Texas
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-05
SpeciaI NcHces

Special Notices
4OU VII lad serTiss a Ne1iS GSrSSs.
10 Texaa-
SEWING MACHINES repaired right
Harry cherry, 211T Portland Pm sTs1J.
MATTRESSES renovated. s1-5e: 49,. 9xIe.
eleanea 81 Erwin Mfg. Co. Phi I11o.
RUGS-sx12. cleaned. 81. mattress reno
yated. 80. Erwin MfC- Co. Phi 111o-
YELTON PANT CO.-PainfiaF. paper
hanging. decorating- sos n Stanton. Phl147
CURTAINS LAUNDERED. fancy table
covers. bed spreads. etc: quick service
WORK guaranteed Mrs- Richmond. PhT76zW
HEMsTITCHISG. picot work. accordIan
plating MISS =. CORUMs Modiste. IS
Buekler BLOCK. Phi 1s11-
HEMSTIrCHING and pic0tinE neatly and
quickly done. l2i5 per Yard mall orders
special attention 325 ". 30. Pa s577.
HEMSTTTCHING and picot edge WORK
done on shoaT notice. any kird Of ma
te-ial Singer Sewing Machine Co sos s
= PaEn St
DISTINCTIVE ADVERTISING prepared.
published. checked. local and national cam
paigns. we relieve Gdvartisers OF details.
we point out fields for stock and lease SELF
ing. campaigns arranged by mail or phone.
Border Advertising Agency. SIS Herald
Bldg-. FL Paso. Pin 25za-
NOTICE-TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN
Flanagan, VIII not Be rszpnnsihle for any
debts contracted under said neEes unless
on written order - the underEigne
J. = Ffnuarar
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-05

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY.
Splendid wholesale and retail
Ice cream and confectionery
stock. toEethr- with building
IN small town. close 70 n
Pusc. Business averages rs
600 per year. Splendid money
maker. $4,000 required as
cash payment
"a ACRES suburban home.
five miles below Fl Pas1.
Nice fruit trees Splendid
drinking water. VIII sell. in-
Guiding COW and chickens.
Price $1,000.
SEE Us FOR PARTICULARS
BROADDCS & LeBARON.
Realtors
IL Texas ST. Phone 1S5G
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-05

Porfiro Najera, arrested April q
on a charge Of violating the Harrison
antinarcotic act. was arraigned before
A. J.. ". Schmid, United States com
missioner. Wednesday and was dis
charged because Of lack Of evidence
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-05

FOR eALE-GrocerT. ice cream and soft
drink store. Five Points. Good location for
ery GOODS notions. toys and novelties.
Living room adjoining. cheap rent Few
Tor car Manhattan Grocery iie1 Elm ST
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-05

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY.
Drug store. cold drinks. doc
tors office. two electric pianos.
truck. six room residences.
sheds garage and one acre o.
land. doing splendid business.
This place Is on electric car
line Here is an opportunity
for some one 20 step i1to a
good and growing business.
Price right
Furniture store IN the heart
Of e Paso. doing good
business on a snail Investment
A zeal bargain.
ADAMS a EDGE.
Phone $500
I11 e Paso Bank g. Trust Bldr.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-05

A British physician says that the
women of today is intellectually and
physically superior to her grand
mother.-From Leslies.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-05

The North Carolina State College
for Women has added a course N
journalism 10 its curriculum
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-05

BY ". D. NsWcon1h. Deputy.
soecrrcs y. n Aprll ~ l913.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-05


WANTED good mar. well ae laintsd
IN e Paso. % assist In Introducing a husi-
ness proposition 70 the business men OF
e Paso; answer own handwriting Ad-
dress N 1ar care Herald
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-05
TO VENIZELOS
Is A GREATER GREECE

ne an alliance between Serbia. Bull
garia and Greece against the Turk
The result of this alliance was tbs
first Balkan war with its swift over
throw Of Turkish power in Europe. TO
which Greek armies contributed hon