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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-11
House Bills

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10 enfS:sr ss v
lauans upon c-ty-cwr"I p.1oeriy outside
~ r: e ,s e u. eS1s say I'LL !Sss The
clting OF certain cE!ees az that ii..ie: the
q sa 81 sea% q sen.e" t ;npa.
m:pd and Sssne; a an &c. - W F s
ehar,sr 81 he !o'':i % "ayHsssoTs AZ,
stsa town " 10 ssae s5nas Tor wssSr ana
'f Ry af dssSa :: s}SS:: 50 prov4: sew
eh;,,ie Tor s ciE Q: u, Hli'n ~ o,h,,., a
ea:powe. ,Se Board Of s-o::"!sers 81 GU
pspsa copES e boT'S eS2S XII he
bonds OF catalpa road district. ~ "a:d
BY Me,.ra. snegd md shephs:a,;S, bill
's Sy Il ie,aee l. sn.i:!s-A Iii /: amend a.a
re-. w. lsHt' 81 -" ~, i,r yS,isH
Count OF Prince George. to provide tenn
ncrary snc nsF5,ansni ";heSrs for T.. Or
lie lac ass.sa.nant Gil eo.ct,ion OF rev
NEE Sd tnE :ns a M e
-i,y Mr. TemrIston--A LII sor ;Ac relief
2. ~ NJ w+i,s-A BIZ. to ,-!laty. r",!sy.
or 80 DC issutI b: liz :ovn OF )rana..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-11
DID YOU EVER
Use SLOANS?
Keep II hnud. to- promote prompt
relief from rheumatic
pnins md Sches,

w 1HEN you know what Sloan's
w Imminent will do. as thousands
w OF men and women the world
over Know. you. too. will keep IT handy.
You Will use 1t for those "twinges OF
rheumatic. Tor relieving that lame
back, muscle stiffness and soreness.
aches. all sorts OF external pains, and
exposure aftermaths.
Only takes little. applied without
rubbing Soon penetratcs. scattering
the congestion bringing merctful re-
lief to the thrbbine. jumping part.
Ihree sizes-3oc. &c, s1.40. Any
druggist has It. If not. we'd like 70
know his name.
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IMMATURE ALMANAC:


taken up. ordered to bc printed and re
icrrcd TO the Committee On Public Insii-
tut:ous and Education
ny NJ: uol.-No. $50 \ nil TO amcnd
sections - - = =: To- H. H. ~ 80 ~ ~
81. Is. ii. o. Il. -. IS. a. Is. ~. Il. IS.
-. So -. %. -. -. - IS. 90. 100 I'll
a nj l0a OF al act 10 Incorporates thc city
OF Newport News. in III" County nf War
wick, and To rTuvtc charte. therefor.
ana to repeal sections : and 81 OF said
at ana 10 aud thereto sections li-t. 3D..
"9-A ttt-.\. :g0 t2i. 80, i23. "a. !"H, 1876.
~. rs. I.?. l3r. i@I and i2c. which deaf
with aud ,p-oy!dc. for vacancies IN The
Council: tho Initiative ami referendum.
the general powers and duties OF the
4era-l ;nont cf public welfare: tho III
vision OF the city into school dis
,.ici., and The eioction Of trustees thr-efoc:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-11
RICHMOND TIMES DISPATCH: WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY ii 1920

the creation OF II civil service comm is.on
. snI lis rules and resnlstions: tho turis-
uiction or courts to enforce ordinances
rules and regulations upon city owned
property outside OF the city; contIn uance
J. 1921. and the vacating OF certain Offices
OF that time: tho penalties for violation
cness: the appointment OF boards and
me creation OF pension funds. which was
feIrsd 10 the COMMITTEES on Special. pfi-
by Mr.. Woodson--No. 2SS: A I'LL TO
amend and reenuet an act. entitled An
act 70 establish the state highway sys-
tenn" approved January 81. 1915. which
Was taken VI. ordered TO be printed and
referred 20 tile Committee on Roads and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-11
ADJUSTMENTS


T. Leslie 10th, an artist who is !.
night In "a plano recital at the Jcrfer-
son son 2u45torium under the auspices or
Wen be proud TO he able to claim in
the musical world such a distinguished
pianist as we'll as a creator Of 80 niauy
lovely COMPOSITIONS. These range all
one My rom arrangements for the
orchestra and piaro to melodies FOR
me me, voice and violin. He is versatile.
ana MS works show Imagination and {,
singing melody as we'll az, a sound
musical M, education. MIR. 10th charmed
works, a CONCERT etudc. "In the cave
OF the Winds" showing great brilliamcy
or tcchniiqur. and tPapillion'' quite
eaptjya,ed all with it's daint.ncss and
capricious airiness. His rendition of
Rachmainaffs "Prelude in Z; Njnor'
o %as ..I mssssery; and the flowing melody
was all >that could be desired Many
encores married the popularity or this
Young composer pianist and there is
no doubt that his ability places him in
the foremost ranks of our American
proud of him.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-11
"Dcre Mablc" ucrc Two Days.

"Ucrc MabIc" Hero Two Days.
In just the same form as il will he
shown on broadway early in March.
Deere Mable." the big Marc Klaw
musical production. will be seen al the
Strand Theater for two days. FeDru-
AIRY lG and IL. Mr.. klaw. whose name
has never been associated with any
theatrical productions except those of
the best. has lived up to his usual high
standards in producing this piece and
II favorable reception accorded to it by
Baltimore critics is an index to the
excellence Of the play. Louis Bcnnison
will BIO seen III the title role of Bill.
He will he supported by IL fine cast and
a chorus OF thirty NenuscS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-11
SEAMS
Woman Not Worried
Over Food Shortage

IL have lived on toast and water for
over months and have been scarcely
able to cat anything for the past year
! began suffering from stomach trouble
and bloating years ago. a friend
recommended Mnyr's Wonderful Rem
cdy. and since taking doses feel ]
am entirely restored; even cabbage
does not hurt me-" II is simpIc
harmless preparation that removes In.
catarrhal mucus from the intestinal
tract and allays the Inflammation which
causes practically all stomach, liver
and Intestinal ailments. including ap-
pendicitis One dose will convince or
money refunded. Grant Drug Co. and
druggists cvcrywhcre-Ady.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-11

the original Buster anu some or the
actors WliU created the other original
put. the costumes. girls" scenery will
be entirely new to II. a few now
dancing numbers we are told will be
introduced. and speaking about girls"
the representative desires us TO make a
note that--all have been engaged be-
cause they are clever dancers and
singers. We know the play Is Il sue
cess for we'll do we remember when
there were four companies on tour I'm
ono season and the genial rcpresen-
tion is
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-11
DRINK COFFEE
II It-C:iuscs Indigestion, Il Couple OF
Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets VIII
Promptly Give Relief.

Indigestion caused hy coffee is ill,:
same as indigestion caused by anything
else. If eating food or drinking coz
tc0trlakcs you dySpeptic all you need
iSSStuart'S Dyspepsia Tablets, because,
they act with an alkaline effect. which
health
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-11
Addrcs.cs College studen,..

DIR. ]. j.. Love, executive secretary of
the Southern Baptist Foreign Mission
Hoard. spoke yesterday morning ut the
Richmond Colleges in the auditorium
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-11

Every Druggist in U. s. In
structed to Refund Price
While You Wait at Count
er If Relief Does Not Come
Within Two Minutes.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-11
THAN
WH|SKEY FOR
COLDS AND FLU

New Elixir, Called Aspiron-
al, Medicated With Latest
Scientific Remedies, Used
and Endorsed by Euro
pean and American Army
Surgeons to Cut Short a
Cold and Prevent Compli-
cations.
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The Weather
FURNISHED by U. S. Weather Bureau
f'orcust: Virginia.

forccnst: Virginia.
Fnir "Wednesday nnd
probably Thursday: not
..uci, change :n tenn
.,cruturc.
North CurOllnn-Fnlr
,sednes'lay nnd prol'-
; bly Thursday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-11

Of the college With Frederick w. Boat
lego. presiding. Or. r. Il. Galnes. dcas
of Richmond College. who has rccontlT
been appointed chairman OF the Foreir.
Mission Board. led in the invocat,nn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-11

Cluster Brown" Is Coming.
The attraction al the Strand tomor-
row night. This time we are to have
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-11

Rainfall - hours ending l.. M...... 81
ltatatail - hours ending y l.. NJ o.
ENccsS since March /. ......... %
ENc"sS since January l.............. s.Se
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-11

;, Hoc,;i Tcmpcrnturc Yesterday. .
- 4. VI. temperatures. ............-.- Oh
Maximum t"mportt3:, to Il. N... .I
Minimum temperature 10 5 l.. NJ. -
Mean ten DeInturc Yesterday. 10
Normal Temperature" for this date. 80
ENCcsS Yesterday Observation-Disclosures.
Deficiency since March i...... ISIS
Deficiency since January l. ........... l29
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-02
Foul Brood Menace To
Anzona Bee Indusfr1

Phoenix. ARK Dec Foul
brood" in bees is a serious danger in
Arizona, according 20 Mrs Frank
Loveitt, one Of the largest Arizona
beekeepers. Laws of Arizona guard
ing against Importation Of insect
pests hardly are applicable; the pest
may come from affiliated states in
honey II is not nee disease, but
one Of the brood Successive genera
tions OF young bees are wiped out
and the hives die out An OUTBREAK
Of the disease has just been dealt
with at Blackwater. Pinal county
where 275 hives were found in the
worst possible condition The owner
unaware OF his plight till visited by
an expert from Phoeuiz. thereafter
cooperated with the salt River valley
bee owners. who agreed 10 furnish
him 200 uninfected swarms and who
destroyed his hives by fire. including
bees. honey and cases The state has
an official known as bee inspector
Bee owners VIII 90 before the next
legislature and ash that the bee in
spector put in his whole time ana
visit every bee colony OF the central
districts at least once annually in the
honey making season.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-02
By JOHN LLOYD BALDERSTOM.

credit 10 private enterprise. IL is said
in Paris Washington made impOs-
sible effective American assistance
Territory Bothers England.
Turning 70 England. I find that
here as much attention is focused
upon questions Of territory and
mandates as on financial matters.
Few important EngIishmen
have any idea that the United
states viii cancel the American
debt to this country. They think
we ought to write off part Of IL.
that part which England bor-
rowed from US 10 lend TO Russin,
France and Italy. Since this
money cannot be recovered. a. f.
thought unfair that Britain
should have TO pay TO America
losses she incurred in financinEf
the other allies.
But the British view on this ques-
tion Is less sentimental, more cold
FLOODED and businesslilze than the
French and most people seem TO real-
ize that we have John Bulls name at
20 force him 10 pay up. Resentment
viii be caused, but Euglishmau VIII
probably settle.
Most English finauciers are not
fools and while agreeing that America
ought TO write off the money which
England borrowed in New York for
Russia and other bankrupts. but they
are convinced this viii not be done.
and that British credit requires pay
ment without haggling, however. on
erous or unfair this may seem here.
Mr.. Wilson Is Blamed.
England's chief grievance against
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-02

would enormously improve the
French exchange at once. make pos
sible the purchase by France Of raw
materials in the American and Brit
ish markets, and enable the country
to recover.
FRANCE Working Hard
France is undoubtedly working
hard. harder even than England. Re
Gently 7 dined with an important
in the Midi and also a large factory
In the 1Iidlands in England He told
me that before the war his British
workmen were better than the French
and that his profits were greater in
England but that now the slackness
OF British labor, the high wages de
manded and the frequent strike trou-
bles. have reversed the position
In France. he says, his men are
working efficiently and ut their
best speeds thar they do not de
sire higher vTaEes than the in
dustry can afford. rAi that they
all seem 20 have ErISRed, as Eng
fish workers have not, the fact
that increased production IS
necessary for successful recon
struction-
But no amount Of hard work or In
dustry. this man and other French
men assured me. can save France un-
less America VIII help. Hope Of as
sistance from England has been prac-
tically abandoned
II the war is not TO be forgiven, at
any rate IL is hoped the Harding ad
viii reverse the Wilson
decision not TO extend further gov
eminent credit
By turning over the question Of
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-02
CLUB
ENDORSES HALL
FOR OPERAUSE

Action OF county Commissioners IN
allowing Liberty Hall to be used by
/ the san Carlo Opera. company was
unanimously endorsed by the FL Paso
Rotary club at its noon luncheon
Thursday.
Committees to serve the remainder
OF the present administration were
appointed as follows by VIII P.
Winch president
interpretation Of Rotary, Jack
Sheehan. chairman J. r. Segal. Al
yes Dixon, Jack Biggy and Rev Full
Finance: Allen Rodes. chairman;
Louis HOrWitZ, james A. Borders,
Burt OrndOrff. Leon Rosenfeld-
Fellowship: Arthur Millican. chair
man; George Deck Arthur Lock
hart, Gus Thomson and DR.. James A.
Public affairs. Ed Held. chairman;
Lawrence Gardner, Haymon krupp
Douglas Crowel and Walter Kohl
Grievance: Al Fraser. chairman;
sam Given, j. IS. Poppen, e. J..
Gregory and Leo Hartford.
Leaders to have charge OF the tree
Planting campaign with their districts
are as iolloWs. sam Gwen, 4 ~
Lachmau. 2; W D. Small g. r T.
Gibson. A. Joe Held, - c. L Gibson.
s. George lie Baron. q Jack Blggyi
8 j. il. MorSnam, g j. A Borders 4Ns
Hewitt Rodgers and Paul Maze II;
vs.. T. Shutes. p: Harry swain, -;
Hal Logan, Il; Harry Wilson 10
rabbi Martin Zielonka, 16-
Charles Andrews introduced Paul
Davis, advance agent for the san
Carlo company. who urged Rotar1
to support the presentation here OF
the grand opera programs
Resolutions in memory Of Henry
Becker and Ernest McAuley were real
by Rev. Mr. Swift and adopted by the
club
a program Of ball room and exhi-
bition dancing was given by Miss ,
Nei1 and b. Hoffmen Of the Oriental
dancing academy and 1Ir. and Ais
Wonders. with music by H E Van
Surdam. The program was arranged
by c. a. Martin and R. F. Davis
Owing to an unusually large at
tendance. the grill room was not
large enough to accommodate all The
guests. About $50 were present.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-02
"TJNTTED STATES HAS LET EUROPE DOWN'
BUT LONDON-PARIS GLAD HARDING WON

,the United states fin connection with
'the peace settlement has 70 DO with
the near and middle east. This coun-
Try is committed in syria, Mesopota-
mia. Cauassus and Arabia to military
adventures which are costing almost
as much as the whole government eX-
penditure before the war.
For this fact, Mr.. Wilson is blamed.
10 is known that he promised Lloyd
George In Paris that he would rec
ommend an Armenian mandate for the
United States, and IL is said that he
encouraged England TO accept other
unWelcome responsibilities by hold
ing ont the prospect OF American i'd.
The British viewpoint on this ques-
ton can be coucisely summarized. If
Wilson had not taken leading part
IN framing the peace treaty and prom
ised American cooperation in Europe,
the British would have taken stock
Of their resources and engaged I'm Tar
less ambitious undertaking abroad.
II was only the belief that the
United States would make itself
responsible for Armenia. per
haps for COnstantinople, and
would extend generous financial
aid in these regions and help TO
develop them. that led Lloyd
George to sanction some Of the
British expeditions
i is hoped here By persons not in
touch with American opinion that the
Harding administration viii remedy
all this. Many persons seem 10 be-
lieTe that the American failure 70
take over Armenia and assist with
economic help in the middle east was
due 70 the fight between lIr. Wilson
and the senate and consequent dead
lock in American government ma
chiuery and that after March 4 the
United States wiz act.
The foreign office. OF course. is
under no such Illusion. IT has heard
enough about sentiment at home TO
know that the American people viii
have nothing to do with any such
commitments. When this knowledge
becomes general. we shah sub sub
jected TO severe criticism here
(Copyright. 1920. by the Mcclure
Newspaper Syudicate.)
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-02
Reflections Of 4
Bachelor Cir!

A LOVER reassured is a lover cured
Love is a voyage OF discovery
a girl starts out on the high seas
for the Isle Of Romance and Adven-
ture- and finds herself. a few years
later, on a tramp steamer sailing for
No-AIan's-Land- or marponed on lit
tie island Of matrimony with a fat
husband and five children
Every accusation from woman .
= nail in the coffin OF a mans
love.
A man never forEets the first kiss.
woman the last kiss; because that
is the one each Of them mad the hard
est time getting.
A woman may be as old as Ehe
looIys-buf she s. usually YOUNG
in inverse rnfio 10 the aEes Of the
men who i09k At = her.
A bachelors idea Of Eternal Pun
lshment" Is 10 have a woman trotting
around after him. forever picking up
things and telling him not TO muss
lniHgs And yet he signs for "the
feminine touchi"
when they are silent and pen
siFes . woman Is thinking Of the
last man who kissed hers q man
Of the next woman he intends to
To the woman who can hold her
tongue. her cook and her temper.
holding a husband IS a mere sinecure-
1890 By the Wheeler
syndicate, Inc
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-02

The above picture the of of the earliest schools l aso
attended that by Of the present prominent citizens Of The
city, including the present Mayor Charles Davis; Mauy Kemp and
James L Mari The site Onso the busiest FL Pso 1t sold
few years ago for s5OOOO-s present value around $4,000
Experience shouts from the house tops but people seldom listen
That why few get rich and PMS
of articles written personally you by who know Real
Estate teU you that investment property anywhere Fl Pso
today sound sensible and solid and viii make for
What are you doing your savings? Do you know what Real Estate
doa Do you study investments and their history and
how some get money and others do Because growing
town. because the history of this made up of sh wonderful
ap as the above you are herewith told of YOUR opportunity Act
you want to make real money There no magic about
mon sense
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-02
HUNT MILLIONAIRE'S BODY
UNDERNEATH TFEATER

Iorollo. Dec L.-ETCaVafion va
being made today under the Grand
theater in a search for the body Of
Ambrose J. Small. long missing
wealthy theatrical manager A group
Of stage hands viii be kept busy dig
ging up the earth under the audi
torium until It Is definitely estab-
lished that SmalIs body is not hid
den there, It was said. Police Of
ficials hitherto have held TO the the
DRY that small is still alive, and held
for ransom
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-02
CaHlemen VIII Back
Forest Grazing Fighl

salt Lake City. Dec 2.-In support
OF the fight which senator william
H King Of Utah has announced he
VIII make in congress 10 prevent an
increase in grazing fees 70 livestock
upon national forest reserves. Thomas
Redmond. secretary Of the Utah Cat
tie ad Horse Growers association.
states three conventions. which VIII
assemble in salt Lake beginning Mon
day, viii adopt resolutions which viii
be forwarded 10 washington.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-02
Secrets Of The
MoDies ReOealed

n OF what is motion picture film
~. madei
y A. The principal Ingredients
employed in the making Of film are
gun cotton and wood alcohol
q How cid n Niles Welch, TO
whom is he married and where does
A. Welch. who is 80 years old. is
married TO Dell Boone. They live in
Hollywood calf
q. What did Blanche Sweet do be-
fore entering the movies and by what
name was she known during her early
motion picture eareerf
A. Blanche Sweet. I'm the early
days OF the motion picture, was
known as The BiOgrduh Blonde. a."
Her career before the public began
on the stage as q dancer. During her
long period Of silent acting she has
been in tragedy, drama and comedy.
eefve her dramtic training and what
color are her eyess
A Miss Iheby graduated from
New York dramatic school before en-
terinE her professional life as a
movie star She has a wonderful
voice and intended 10 90 upon the
stage. Her success in the MOVIES
was 50 pronounced from the start
that she gave Up her stage ambition
she was born in ST. Louis and has
hazel eyes
Q. what is Mildred Harris Chap
Inns addreEss
A. A letter addressed 20 Mildred at
West 46th street, New York city.
viii reach her.-fCopyrigh 1890
Thompson Feature Service-)
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-02
GoUemors Discuss
State Disbursements

Harrisburg. Pa. Dec. 2--DiscussinE
Che subject Of state income disburse-
menrs before the governors confer
ence here TO-DAY. Gov. William c.
Sproul Of Pennsylvania told OF ef-
forts made by fiscal heads here 10
raise necessary revenues for munich
paIities. state and nation without iu-
posing a burden upon the states in-
dustries-
in Pennsylvania. the governor said.
no direct state tax is levied upon
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-02
Catholic Prelates Form
Mission Organization

Cincinnati. Ohio, Dec. 2.-Prslates
Of the Catholic church throughout
the United States at a meeting in Gin
clnnau effected a permanent organi-
zation Of the Catholic missions Of the
United states. Its purpose is to
arouse an active interest in home and
foreign Catholic missions in every
parish in the country. and TO coordf-
nate under the direction Of one body
all the work along this line. Most
Rev Henry Moeller, archbishop Of
Cincinnati was elected president.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-02
F amous u. S. Officer
Rethes From Arnu

san Francisco. Calif.. Dec. p
Lieut. Col Charles e Stanton. author
Of the phrase Lafayette. we are
here which signified the arrival Of
the first units OF the American ex-
peqltionary forces in France. took MP
today the pursuits OF q private citf-
zen following his retirement from ac-
tive service yesterday. He was given
the rank Of colonel TO take into re-
tirement.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-02
HOG FALLS mo WELL.
HTS MAN: ANIMAL DIES

Miami, ARK. Dec 2-Bombarded by
a $50 pound pig that fell 70 the bot
tom Of an so foot well. j. H Simpson.
local garage man, lives TO tell the
tale and 70 point TO the grease spot
that marks the point contact Simp-
son was deepening his wei near Mid
land CITY, when the pig wandered
near the brink and fell Il was killed
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-02
Half Arizond's Income
Goes For School Work

Phoenix, Ariz, Dec. 2-NIore than
half the general state and county in
come in Arizona goes to the schools.
Salary accounts alone aggregate
Ss,7I3.264. according 70 a report made
by state superintendent OF schools c.
o. Case. About a third Of this sum
is expended in Maricopa county The
highest average salary on a T.
rendents and principals High school
teachers average s170. city grade
teachers nearly $3.50. rural principals
Sl56 and rural teachers $50.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-02
philippine Liquor Law
Opposed By Committee

Manila, P. T. Dec 2-The joint
committee Of the senate and house.
appointed at the last session Of the
legislature on the liquor question, has
prepared a report against the passage
Of prohibition law in the Philip
pines. il was announced today. The
report says that there is no necessity
for prohibition as the liquor business
in the Philippines declined slightly in
volume last year.