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Evening star., 1920-10-01
MURDERER Is SENTENCED.

BLoUNTv1LLE. Tenn. October l.
ss Pat sas; Mys ssss e ss S[.ts .s
September 10. was found guilty In the
first degree, with mitigating eiroutn-
stances. yesterday. Sentence was h1ed
at from twenty-one years to 4 life term
in prison,
Evening star., 1920-10-01
SOUTH CAROLINA IS COLD.

COLUMBIA. S. c.. October Frost
is predicted for the northwestern sec
ton of this state tonight. Frost was
tions this morning. AS for the terri
tory Immediately around Columbia,
no records were broken for this time
of year, but the thermometer regis
tered IS degrees in Columbia this
morning. a drop from 7s degrees since
Wednesday,
Evening star., 1920-10-01

Thomas, cashier of the bank; Francis
Miller. clerk; Elmer B. H Pierpont
and Lee Brown, near Dayton: Rutland
Boyer. Liberty. and Harry Linton.
Brookville, Md. -Identifcations by
witnesses OF Mitchell, Adams and PEN
derehast were positive, although not
all had seen all Of the accused.
Evening star., 1920-10-01
ACCEPTS CAMP BEHN1Na BID.

The Selaen-Breck Construction Com
pany OF ST. Louis has been awarded by
the War Department the contract for
completion of construction work at
Camp Beunjng. near Columbus, Ga The
co1npany.s bid was $743,D0O net, with
$4,000 deducted for purchase Of ma
terial Oh the site
Evening star., 1920-10-01
COLD SNAP IN FLORIDA,

ORLANDO. Fla. October 1.-Octo-
in the history of this city. the thsr-
mometer registering IS degrees,
which is Is degrees below the previ-
Gus low record; 1914 inches Of rain
fell during September, five inches
above the previous high record.
Evening star., 1920-10-01
FROST IN PIEDMONT.

GREENvILLE. S. c.. October l.
Piedmont section of South Carolina
this morning, and, although recorded
as Tight" by the local weather bu-
reau, was said by farmers to be un-
usually heavy few miles north of
here.
Evening star., 1920-10-01
BOAR SOLD FOR $4,000.

JACKSoNvIILE. Fla. October L.
A Florida bred Poland China boar
sold here yesterday FOR .$ts,0es. This
Is believed to be the highest price
ever paid for 4 soathefn.b Bred 6oar. It
q. G. Hefionjk of Alcxn6lS, FlK
Evening star., 1920-10-01
DROP IN GEORGIA.

MACON. Ga, October IA mini
mum temperature of 46 was reported
by the local weather bureau this
morning. This was drop of 26k de-
grees within the past thirty-six hours,
and is only 2A degrees above the low
record for October l at Macon.
Evening star., 1920-07-01
K. C TO EXTEND SCHOOLS.
Certificates Awarded to $50
Students

Extension of the Knights of Colum-
bus educational program in Wash
inSton next year was promised al
closing exercises for the first term
of the st. Johns School and the War
Activities School, 9Th and G streets
northwest, held in Rauscher's LAST
night
DR.. Frank O'Hara, principal. in
awarding certificates to $50 students
said that beginning the next session
will find a complete high school and
partial college course in the curri-
culum. The majority of our record
enrolment, $500 students, are eX-
pected to return he said
Commissioner of Education Z. P
Claxton addressed the graduates. He
pictured the X. of c. schools, as
true. American ideal public night
school institutions" American edu-
cation has progressed in the past
several years." he said. THE part
the X. of c. is taking in the work is
laudable."
Associate Justice Frederick l.. Sid
dons spoke on american Citizen
ship" Maurice McAuliffe, state dep
uty-elect, X. of C, told how the pro-
gram of the order had helped curb
| radicalism.
Evening star., 1920-07-01

reached figure that has led the COM
pany to decide to postpone erection
of the plant until conditions improve.
1t is agreed by all that coal gas
could be manufactured cheaper in
Washington in view of the present
upset condition of the oil market, but
officials of the company deem 1t in
advisable to launch SO big project
with prices soaring as they are today.
Question Timely Topic.
The question of gas rates is time
ly topic in New York city also. Dis
patches from the Metropolis state that
the gas companies have obtained an
Injunction against the statutory rate
of so cents and have been authorized
by the court to charge 81 pending
final decision on the suits brought
to test the constitutionality of the
S0-cent law. The claim of the COM
panies is that the law is unconstitu-
tional because it is confiscatory.
The court directed, however, that
the difference between the so cent
and the 81 rates must be deposited
in a trust fund to be returned to the
customers if the United States Su-
preme Court finally upholds the So
cent rate.
Evening star., 1920-07-01
K. OF C. BIRTHDAY.
Potomac Council Enjoys Music and
Speeches at Forest Glen.

Five hundred members of Potomac
Council, knights of Columbus, last
night celebrated the birthday of the
council with an open air party at
Forest Glen, Md.
Songs, addresses. pie-eating con-
test, jazz band selections and a gen.
eral all-round get-together celebra-
tion featured the anniversary festivi-
ties.
Special cars conveyed the delegation
to the glen, The party was on the
lawn of the Forest Glen Catholic
Church, with Rev. Father Rosensteel,
the pastor, as host.
Among the features on the program
were the Aloysius trio. with Robert
O'Lone, Charles Reagan and Thomas
Pyne; a solo by David Streeks, selec-
tions by Laurence McCarty, anec-
dotes and songs by Aloysius Fennell.
and an address by Grand Knight Will
liam Feely.
Rev. Father E. ]. Sweeney. S. J..
chaplain of the local jurisdiction of
the order, delivered the keynote
speech. on THE Twenty-First Cen
tury."
Evening star., 1920-07-01
BALTIMORE CUTS
RATES FOR GAS
Reduction From IS to 65
Cents Thousand While
Washington Pays SIPS.

While users of gas in the District this
month are paying $1.25 per thousand
cubic feet. word comes from Baltimore
that the public service commission has
reduced the rate there from IS to 90
cents per thousand cubic feet for the
summer months.
According to Commissioner Brownlow,
this wide difference in price between the
two cities is due to the fact that in
Baltimore a large percentage OF the gas
used is a by-product of the coke ovens
at the Sparrows Point steel plant. which
costs much less to manufacture than the
oil gas made by the Washington Gas
Light Company.
DISPATCHES from Baltimore state that
in reducing the rate 10 cents for the
summer the commission also authorized
a reduction from $50 to 500 British
thermal units in the quality of gas.
Standard Lowered There.
Commissioner Brownlow called atten-
ton to the fact that Washington mas
quality standard of 600 thermal units.
which also tends to account for the
variance in price.
The Baltimore dispatches state fur
ther that the standard was lowered to
permit the gas company of that city to
use the full amount of coke-oven gas
it receives from Sparrows Point and
thereby avoid making any water gas,
which requires oil as an ingredient.
The increase from % cents to S123
per thousand cubic feet in Washington
this month, was based on the fact that
gas oil has increased in cost in the past
few months. going from ~ to 121a
cents a gallon. 1t takes four gallons
of oil to make thousand feet of gas.
Although the local gas company at
one time manufactured coal gas it is
not equipped to do so now and must de-
pend upon gas oil until it carries out
its announced intention of building a
coal gas plant again.
High Bids Hold Back Plans.
The company had intended to build
a coal gas plant on Analostan Island
this year, but, according to officials
of the company. the bids of the con-
tractors kept going up every week
until at the present time they have
Evening star., 1920-07-01
BICYCLE RACES JULY a..
One and Fifteen Mile Champion
ship to Be Decided.

Bicycle races for the one and fif-
teen mile championship of the Dis
trict of Columbia will be held on the
morning of July on the Polo Grounds
at $50 o'clock. The races are to be
held under the auspices of the Bi-
cycle Boosters of Washington and
sanction has been granted by the n
c. A, of which Frank D. HaZelton is
the representative for the District.
No entry fee is to be charged, but
each participant must be registered
with the N. c. A. Prizes for the win
ners, donated by local business firms
will consist of gold medals. watches
tires and lamps. The prizes will be
on display throughout the week il
the window of a local store.
The race is promoted to interest the
American boy in bicycle riding, anG
especially to arouse interest in the
District of Columbia
Japanese children are rarely per-
mitted to keep pets, and are taught
that the gods have a> tender care OF
Evening star., 1920-07-01
HEADS MEDICAL SCHOOL.

Col. Percy NJ. Ashburn. Medical
Corps, attached to the office of the
surgeon general of the Army. this
city has been ordered to Carlisle, Pa,
for duty as commandant of the medi-
cal department field training school
Evening star., 1920-07-01
Hirb Rid. Hold Back Plans.

a coal gas plant on Analostan Island
this year. but, according to officials
of the company. the bids of the con-
tractors kept going up every week
until at the present time they have
Evening star., 1920-07-01

Hear these Victor Records to-day any Victor deaer
gladly give you illustrated booklet describing them.
Records sale all dealers the of each month";
Vco great variety from SIS to $500.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-16
DANGEROUS TERROISTS"
CAUGHT IN PATERSON RAID

Paterson " j. Feb l6--Twenty-
nine radicals, said by secret service
agents 10 include the most dangerous
terrorists in the United States-mem-
bers Of the notorious LEra Nuova
Eroup whose creed is assassination
and violence by individuals without
waiting for mass action"-Were
captured Sunday by 100 picked agents
Of the department OF justice
All Of the records Of the / W W
for the entire district east Of Chi
cago were seized in the home OF
Andre Graziano. an anarchist
The most important capture, fed
eral officials sal was that Of Ludi-
rico H. Camintts editor Of the Italian
anarchist magazine. La Jacquerie
fthe Massacrel.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-16
A TEXAS AND PACIFIC OFFICIAL
GOES 10 MISSOURI PACIFIC

Advice has been received from C. L.
stone. passenger traffic manager OF
the Missouri Pacific railroad At St
Louis. that Arch D. Bell. at present
assistant general passenger agent OF
The Texas & Pacific railroad at Dali
las. has been appointed TO the position
OF assistant passenger traffic man
ager OF the Missouri Pacific railroad
headquarters at St Louis. effective
March l.
Mr.. Bell is one of the most widely
known passenger men in the United
States. having been in the service of
various railroads with headquarters
lat Chicago. Washington, Palestine,
Tyler and Dallas throughout a period
OF so years. He began his railroad ca
reer- as messenger boy in the passen-
ger department Of the Chicago Great
western. In Nay. 1917. he was ap-
pointed general passenger agent Of
the Texas & Pacific and retained that
title until reassignments caused by
government control temporarily
changed his rank TO assistant general
passenger agent
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-16
Want AID RATE CARD.

Two cents per word each daily Insertion
Three consecutive insertions. including
Saturday. Z cents Per word
six consecutive insertions. cents per
word.
The above rate is based Oh minimum
OF a 20 word count Ads containing less
than this number OF words VIII be counted
as 20 words.
one dollar and fifty cents per agate
fire per month Minimum OF -hree lines
on monthly rate
Bold face lines. double price
Two cents per word Tor stock or bond.
oil. mining or other promotional adver-
Using
40 ad run for an Indefinite period Ct
F.l taken over the telephone Ordern 10
discontinue It FL ads must be made IN
writing.
Accounts for classified ads are due after
first insertion. Not responsible for more
than one incorrect insertion
In o-der 20 give tine for proper claasi-
flcatIon IL f. necessary 10 close The Herald
classified page Saturdays at Il:5o a. n
All other days at 1870 p m Want ads
received after this hour Will appear The
next day. Orders 20 discontinue want aoH
must be IN Herald office before a m Of
day CT publication
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-16
WOOL Growers
PLAN CAMPAIGN

state College. n. N. Feb. 16.-Be-
ginning March 1 a series OF conven-
tons. each OF one days duration, viii
be given IN various. towns IN the state
in me interest Of the New Mexico
Wool Growers association Special
speakers. as well as members OF the
association. nave been obtained 10 ad-
dress these meetings on subjects OF
interest 10 wool growers throughoul
the state. The primary object Of
these meetings is to get every wool
grower in .he state into the assoeia-
ton.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-16
MAN NOW IN Ell PASO JAIL
SAYS He Is HELD ILLEGALLY

Austin. Texas. Feb. 16. - Applica-
tion for a writ Of habeas corpus has
been filed in the court OF criminal
appeals by ex-parte Harry Stern.
from FL paso. who alleges he is be-
ing illegally restrained Of his liberty
by the chief Of police Of FL Paso on
a pretended" charge that he Is a
fugitive from justice in Whatcom
county. state of Washington
The alleged charge is grand lar
ceny, being the theft OF an automo-
bile Stern denies that he is a fugi-
tive from justice and claims that he
is a resident OF the state OF Texas
d earring
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-16
N. NJ GOVERNOR
OPENS Session

santa F'e. ~ an. Feb. lf.-L allied in
extraordinary session by the governor
&c provide funds for public defence"
TO radfy the wonan's suffrage
amendment provide Tor the public
health revise the state income tax
law and pass soldier settlement legis-
iations the New Mexico legislature
convened AZ noon today 1or period
which Gov. Larrazolo declared should
not be over one week.
A few minor matters were also
specified in the call. there being only
10 subjects ia all. Gov. LarraZolO has
legislative employees from regular at
rzches OF the state house Office ana
VIII submit this list for legislative
approval with the idea OF saving time
and money, tentative drafts Of all
bits have been prepared ready FOR
suhm ission 10 both houses and unless
Unforeseen difficulties arise the ses-
sion SHOULD be brief
Many suffruElsts Attend.
Suffra gists are here in force from
all over the state to witness the eX-
pected prompt ratification OF the
Anthony amendment, claiming to
have more than enough pledges 10
Gov. I.arrazolo. in his message read
10 the legislature this afternoon, es-
uecially urged the appropriation OF
funds 20 defray The states snare OF
expenses Of the national guard re-
state IS now without a dollar Of
money to use for preserving the pub
lie peace in case Of repetition OF Q
crisis ike the recent coal strike and
that in the present state 81 national
unrest such further emergencies are
Party Honor Hound
He declares that the Republican
majority Is in honor bound TO redeem
is pledge 10 ratifv the Suffrage
smsrd nent REGARDLESS Of our indi-
--fdual views" urges q levy TO enable
local health authorities TO COMBAT Ell
fectivelv the influenza epidemic ana
ofhsr1-ise- cooperate with the state
health department; points out inc
qtste's duty TO provide for It's eN-
service men bv amending the present
-iuworlzable soldier settlement ;1eI pr
-sssinr a new one endorses the ~
rerf "a the state income tax law %
require corporations. 10 bear lneir
snare OF the tax burden and suggesta
10 -evfsfon- and reviews the oth ei'
matters specified IN his call- tie
rsrtiruIarly calls upon the legislature
NOT 20 dfsappoint the TAX payers 13
uro1ouEinE the session
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-16
FIREMEN SAVE RESIDENCE
AFTER FIRE GETS HEADWAY

What might have resulted in a
serious fire was prevented by city
fircmen at 1915 p m Monday. when
= fire was discovered IN the roof Of
the residence OF AIRS. T Il. Springer.
71g North ST. Frain street The fire
resulted from a defective flue-
Neigh 5ors saw the roof OF the house
in flames and called the firemen,
whose work was made somewhat dif-
-ficult by a light wind which famed
the flames on the dry roof. At As D.
m. however. the firemen had sue
ceeded in eEtiuEuishing the flames.
No estimate Of the damage has been
made.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-16
Teachers Are Needed
to Fill Vacancies
Caused BIZ influenza

Fxoerienced teachers OF an SUD
isr4s 81 an grades. whether marrle ed
~ single. are needed in the 81!
schools according 10 superInls nc ~ 8 y
-,-.,a-i-fendent said on account OF
zieI<ness . number Of teachers are
---zH1s 10 teach and that he IS looking
or Temporary substitute teachers
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-16

ELLA B.-Have mailed many letters q
Globe. some one gets them. come straiEh
70 me- IA W franklin ST. PHI 597sW
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-16

Manted-Money
--~----~--------~--~-,@-,-
WANTED-To borrow $3.50 AZ 80 llr.S
nortEaEe a. security address P 1s5.
care Herald
MONEY 10 LOAN.
Money loaned On diamonds. Watches Jew
eirv Automobiles and oil stocks at the
Iovsest rae Of Interest," business strictly
s''--- SECURITY LOAN co.
-or e. Fl P1So. Phone 2z54.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-16
Oh and Mining


SPECIAL BARGAIN acres. year oil
lease. near Detroit well on anticline and
railroad. sen cheap. Ph. az once z9s2-
Will SELL 200 shares Of Fisher corpo-
ration oil stock az soc a share and 800
Texas Ranger at 7oc a share Address
NIX. INFESrOR-Vhy put your money in
wildcat stocks when United Western offers
you a guarantee Write rs about It.
United Western oil & Lease Co. suite lo4
Eppstein Bldg, Ft worth, lex.
COPPER PROPERTY az haf price: we
have valuable copper mine for sale at
raf lls real value. owner going away on
main line Of big railroad system. 80 miles
from Fl Pasos particulars on request ION
3. johnson. Hotel Sheldon Lobhy-
MR. BROKER-If you are i'm the market
fo- oil stock proposition paying monthly
dividends from March lst- with llneral
commissions TO brokers. write Texas Won
dor OIL Co, s12iz Ohio Ave. wichita
Fails Tex
BELL COUNTY-The coming field; II you
want acreage close to the deep test wells
have it: acreage froni IS 10 $50 20 acre
blocks. from SO 20 $50 per acre u YOU
wish a map Of our field. send me 20 cents
In stamps sam Rarcier care El9-l IA
tior-al Bank. Kiileen. Tex
ATTENTION, ESVESTOR-We have Tor
immediate sale few shares OF United
Western Proclamation stock our
unique ground floor 1909 suarantes con
tract goes with every SO share purchased
no. an experiment. a cinchi in case this
issue IS oversubscrihed we return your
money Suite 1Of. Eppstein Bldg. IT
Wcrth Tex
THE BIG MONEY FOR THE SMALL IN
VEsTOR is made in oil leases, not buying
have been carefully selecting leases
FOR the past nine months near wells drill
Ing 49,
Have acreage adjoining Hueco BASIN
OIL COS holdings. large tract near Cox
veil in TuIarosl Basin. also tracts near
wells drilling 81 Reeves CO. Texas. ana
Lincoln. Quay, Roosevelt. Eddy and NC
Einlsy counties. New Mexico nov ~
re zine to b1lr an oil lease as most com
uznies are drilling past 1000 foot marx
and as the drill goes down the prizes are
bound to advance address. -
OWSER. rs 2 MAIN sT..EL PAso. TEX
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-16

rEAE-HAGEDON UNDERTAKING CO.
Open day and night 5o6-59s Texas St,
"a ~ PrlEate amhulance service
Entire state OF Texas can De covered ~
the lowest possible rals With ths largest
most thoroughly distributed circulation
olz cents per word Sundays
Z cents per Word Daily
20 uiirds miuimCm.
A. guaranteed circulation $4,000 Sun
days; 21l0ne daily.
This e the counbined circulation OF The
Dallas Times-Herald, Fort Worth Stsr-
Telegram. The san Antonio Light e Pano
Hfrald and The Houston Chronicle.
Your ad sent 70 any OF the above paper
Nth cash viii ne handled fo= you and
snur "a VIII appear in all o. them
"Wednesday uoon should see your COPY
lu any one % The offices for your I'D C
appear 10 these paperH the following sun
day,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-16
WILL ELECT DIRECTORS FOR
THE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE

Retiring directors OF the Fl PasO
chamber OF commerce viii meet Tues
day morning TO make nominations for
directors. 10 be voted upon Friday
Five directors retire from the board
this Year and five viii be elected for
three years The retiring directors
wild probably nominate Is men from
whom to select the five new directors
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-16
AILoTlIENT cHECks HELD FOR

OWNERS By THE RED CROSS
The Home Service section Of the
American Red Cross. located in the
Log cabin in san Jacinto plaza is try
ing 10 locate the following people
whose checks for compensation and
allotments are being held unclaimed.
George Howard Graham Tong Wong
Doc. John allen Wylie, Walter Nc
CraTey. Guy Fischer Pease, oval Har-
srett. EsLefana Esperanza- Chas- Cecil
Vincent, Virginia Rebecca Messick-
Walter stephen Mitchell. Harold
Mayer Silverton. Fred John HellweE
Mark Leroy JacOby. Viola Manley,
AIRS Virginia l. Daraba Jack /.
Eaith. Howard a. Howell. wesley g.
Durham. Harry white. James Asbur5
Bryan. Arthur Love. stella Beatrice
Barrett. Helen SaenEer, Kettle Collins
Alice Elizabeth Masteiler. Agnes Coy
simpson. Fredonia Haseltine Connolly
June Klein. Anna Tresenriter. Anna
smell, Nina Mamie Lindsay.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-16

AN seeking a permanent connection with
OF without investment. with firstclaEs BUSH
ness firm or corporation IN FL FaEo DIS
trict. New Mexico or Arizona Ny refer
ences as 70 character. ability and general
Qualifications are the very best Age a..
single. active. accurate IN clerical work,
experienced as mercantile manager book
keeper. salesman. correspondent collector,
orrlrizcr. decCraturs able TO grasp the
subject and deal with the public Life in-
rured; registered WITH bonding company;
$1,000 % Invest address T. 3o1. care r
n.rn Eerall.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-16

San Reno, italy. Feb. IA Havas.)
Sixteen tourists were killed and y
others injured when a motor bus fell
into a river while travelling along
the road from Taggla to Tri0ra- near
here
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-16
NEsTMINsTER PRESBYTERIAN
my HELLN Al MEETING Hi

DR.. r. "a Han opened the revival
services at Westminster Presbyterian
church sunday. Meetings VIII be held
every night during the week at 7-30
o'clock and in the afternoons at 2
o'clock Special music is a feature OF
each service.
sunday Dr.. Han spoke on The
Spirit OF God is The agent Of New
Birth.T Charles Andrews and Mrs.
Walter Christie sang a duet