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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-22

-. eutIty. very much on the job
- ~eworklng out It's little round. At
Hast. science always has been able
~ d,scover more life whenever It
~ Iengthened its vision. Infinity
~ 4 drop OF water. rcceding. re-
1t,ur. but never ending. Like the
.~svsns. ever extending as our
.,.lon reaches ont, until millions OF
Iw,ds are arching before US. but
I y tIti no end.
4 enace. time. bounds and chains
A. tnfnltyi What are they but
y ~eras confessfng human weak
49,
INA simple. transparent. appar-
~rfyy Iifeless drop Of ocean water
- under the glass. reveal n
rorH Of living creatures. and II all
,.n,s best intelligence. after these
|B.a,1. IL stilI unable 10 grasp the
<..efble bounds Of life and natural
within this tiny drop, think
!. xe are wise 10 80 blithely set
IN uroblerns Of human destiny
4 mere speculation?
kBut 20 the last calm. cynical
,,onia. floating his leisurely
,bru the infinity Of the oceans
We find the same laws Of ma
z.. working as we do In the most
..ected sage. To the very last
t4xxpeck OF microscopic life. Is its
~nter. and its birth from some
~ speck. No miracle OF spon-
. ..tips generation. no primal egg
v< eout q parent; Ike from Ike be
ling axe TO the last tiny link In
[a are prone. these lazy. specu-
DAYS. 10 take much for
.ted. 10 settle eternal problems
~bat We call revelation. rather
~ by hard work, but finally Il
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-22
GEORGE $. KAHN. alto

granted "A certificate TO practice in
tho IT, s. district court by Federal
Judge Neterer Thursday morning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-22
CARRANzAN NOW
SEEKING PEACE
Report Mexico Chief Tries
to PIacate Rebels

WASHINGTON. ArriI -
President Carranza Il nov at
tempting 10 make p-are with
the Sonora revolutionary forces.
according TO General AIvsrndo.
representative here Of the Obro
gon revolution.
Ignaclo Pcsdueira and Robert Pes
aueira. representing the Carranza
government. passed thru San An
tonic yesterday en- route 10 the so
nora border. whore they will try "a
open n peace conference with Gov
ernor DE la Hucrta. Alvarado said.
At Nogales. Ariz.. the two men will
bo Joined by Gustave Esplnoza Mi
relics. former private secretary "a
Carranza and now governor OF the
state OF Coahuila. It was said. and
the three will form a peace commits
sion. acting under instructions oi
Luis Cabrera. minister OF finance
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-22

I'd on the tnicst proto-
zoa. had we a lens OF
high enough power. we
probably would find a
timer something. IL, too.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-22
rs IT SEEMS
TO NE
DANA SLEETH

TX 1HERE was man.
whether In the body
III @ or out I know not
III <S3I You remember how
ST. Paul told about
Fw being caught up on the wings
" vision and seeing strange erea-
fu~sr
E I. too. today lived a few hours
~ = strange world--a world that
As fluid. that had neither earth
~ sky. but that was equally
ense. equally transparent. equally
Dphslc In It's every atom.
a world peopied by strange crca.
Eos like none ever seen by the
nidcd mortal eye.
- world In the center OF which
. great. transiuccn. floating
= Of n dead giant. whether
}s~UrnL or fish know not.
oDe dead thing. with horns that
<r~nhed across the horizon. and
W great hairs like trunks %
ifrWD that s,sli were flexible in cv-
fery portion. and that slowly swept
n eF~at circles thru space.
a world where slender things.
sshous eyes. or legs. or limbs.
ioated by Ike clouds
A world where little round bits
4 Jelly bounced nke brisk rubber
1AIls.
Where giant crabs. more fsntas-
than any pictured fairy tale.
dr-vcnded their grotesque paths.
Nc. sir. you are entirely wrong
y far As | know. California Is alb
)utcly observing tho prohibition
rndmrnt I didn't dream Il. |
II. lived in this world for the
ker part Of two and a half hours.
didn't see half its marveis.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-22
PROMISES TO
TELL EVERYTHING

Questioned further as 70 tho
sang he mentioned. Andrew prom.
iscd to -teIi everything" The aues-
tioning party wa. then hustled out
OF the room. lest the prisouer.paiient
exhaust himself
Tho result Of the Interview was
Immediately Dispatched 60 police o,
other cities Interested In the case.
with the warning 70 b. ready 20
make arrests as soon as the expected
Confession In ottalned In full.
How far flung are the operation.
Of the gang" can only ~ con3eo-
turcd. Letters written by -Tslue.
beard- 20 his wives from many
towns IN tho Northwest and In Can.
ada. Indicate that no was the North.
west representative OF the gang .
BY means Of the po~trnarks on these
letters. his movements have been
closely checked
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-22

1<@~@4~ ~ - 49, 49,
- In = drop OF sra water
- Nov. trust evc-y~
body feeis better as regards my
anity and personal hablts. There
IRE Z ~ OF things In shis world OF
burs ~ never set acquainted with
q Here was a drop OF sea water.
knd within It's peilucid bosom was
Bfs az varied as on Third ave. AZ
boon The good folk Of the tribe
Il rrolozca, meet Mr.. Sporoxoa
feiosporidia and Miss Gr~warinida
kxnd Aunt Angiofporra and little
fster Dacytophoridae. who has
epfmcrtts which II asynmetrsc-
and Irregular. which is consid-
ND highly unfortunate By her Inn
edlate family circle
/Ilfe, abundant life. cycles on
rses Of life. tribes. and nations
- families. and races. moving in
dnite variety. the largest OF them
rely visible to the keenest eye.
- smallest OF them fleeing BE-
rc the highcst-powered iens
!. Directed life. tiny. one-ceii crca-
ses. the lowest living things. 30
that science has NOT yet been
70 always define where such
ends and plant life begins; but
in all this microscopic throng
nnture In its simplicity. was no
ntnre that did not move. did not
"a. did not respond 20 outward
ruuius.
Creatures 20 simple that they
h ~ but one cell. and yet creatures
Dim digestive tract. a nerve sys-
Fl ern. some Of them with an armor
: blar. Some OF them opening their
I6 rzy-llke legs and closing them
he a flower. and then. for a
hanxs. getting up on half dozen
al these legs and doing a shifnmy
~ way thru town--the gigantic
-r Of maybe a hundredth OF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-22
Says HE'LL
CONFESS TO
OPERATIONS
I'm Not Altogether L
Blame," Declares Man
With 80 Wives

Policc were poised today In
score OF efti-s thruout tho West
crn half Of the United States to
strike a gang of bigamists and
matrimonial crooks whom -I,luc-
bcalrd.f the man with 30 alleged
wives, has promised to expose as
soon as hospital attendants at
los Angeles viii permit him
In an interview cut short by hos
pttal authorities last night. Blue
beard Is said to have told a party
of detectives and reporters that he IL a
member OF a gang prcying upon wo
men In many cities Presumably
the headquarters Il Kansas city.
Hubbard said hts real name Is
Walter Andrew. tha, he IL "a year,
old. and that he was born in Dallas
Ter. In 1876.
II arm not Aitor-shr 20 biams
for thi-.- he Is quoted a. saying.
Who ts-' he was asked.
Many others. near Kansas city.
he replied
Andrews hands were strapped 70
tho cot on which he has lain for
ncsriy two weskss rseoverfng frvm
sell fnrfictet stab wounds In his NECK.
He viii remain thus rnanacied. u r.
said. untfi the wounds heat suffI-
c1enuy so that he could not tear
them open asresh.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-22
WEALTHY suTTORs
OFFERED FORTUNES

Then oda. wealthy scion OF japanese Aristoc.
and controller Of theatrical projects. He
no wcathier than tho Others. morc attractive. no
higher society but ho held visions Of life in
which she wonld appear the stage before Thousands
of applsudnE adrnrerr. Her broken down.
and the little dancing Eiri became the wife of oda To
T-th~r thcy laid plans for bright and brilliant future
before the footight-
But II 20 be. Broken hearted. thr~e prominent
Japar~se. including the Prince deciding that life
while without ~Teruha- committed harfksri
And oda whose family s too high In the Akado's
nours 10 permit tAsr 10 marry gelsha girl.
Stunned an sides the young couple decided shas
~. from Japan woud be- more pleasant An hope
~ reconciliation with the young mans ssry given
and ths outcr dancing sif and the husban nd who
sacrificed hi. family and social porition the altar
Of love their the United States.
dreaming awaiting and OF friends with
whom position will not
Tokyo three families ~ the aristocracy mourn
tho death Of who would not thru life without
the little Keieha sir
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-22

nm SHORT. observed.
T thru . microsropc Of 50
- dlAmcsers. tho life with
=. In = drop o: sra water.
Nov. I trust every
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-22
Oeather

Tonight ard Friday. gencr-
ally fair; hight 10 hedry
frost; tcesteriy iciRdS.
rcmrsvtur~ Last - Hours
Maximum. a.. Minimum, 40.
rcskay prcn. Is.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-08
BORDER LAWS
TO BE ELIMINATED

p EAONAL Of all passport restric-
n tons that interfere with legiti-
mate travel and commerce be-
tween the United States and Mexico
viii be requested Of the American
government at cnce by border cham
bers OF commerce on both sides Of
the Rio Grande, Il was agreed Fri
day morning at q conference Of rep
rosentatves OF several OF those
chambers at the FL Pzso chamber Of
commerce
After a letter explaining the pres
ent passport regulations was read by
J. B Bristol. secretary OF the No
gales, Ariz-, chamber OF commerce.
Kenneth D. oliver. OF Fl Centre.
CALI, moved that It be the sense Of
the meeting that regulations be
waived In so far as they apply 70
american and Mexican nationals An
amendment was submitted TO the mo-
ton by A c Villasenor. acting presi-
dent OF the chamber Of commerce Of
Nogales, Son, that the request be
made even broader than that
Amendment Made.
George Clements, OF the Toyah.
Tex. chamber OF commerce. suggest
Cd that all regulations should be
abolished so as TO return TO the
status that existed after the treaty
81 Guadalupe Hidslgo. which recog-
1ized American and Mexican citizens
alike in travel between the Two re-
luhlics. Mr. Oliver accepted the suE-
zestiou IN the form OF an amendment Z
and a committee on resolutions was
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-08
Delightful Taste, Immedi-
ate Relief, Quick Warm
Up.

The sensation Of Ehe year n the
drug trade Is Aspironal the two-min-
ute cold and cough reliever. authori-
tatively guaranteed by the labora-
toriesi tested, approved and most en-
thusiastically endorsed by the high
est authorities, and proclaimed BY the
common people as ten times as quick
ana effective as whisky. rock and
rye, or any other cold and cough
remedy they have ever tried.
All drug stores are now supplied
with the wonderful new elixir. 50 an
you have TO do 10 get rid OF that cold
Is 10 step into the nearest drug store.
hand the clerk half dollar for a bot
tie Of Aspironal and tell him to serve
YOU two teaspoonfuls with four tea
spoonfuls OF water in a glass With
your watch IN your hand. take the
drink at one swallow and call for
your money back il two minutes II
you cannot feel your cold fading
away ike a dream within the time
Unit Don't be bashful. for all drug
glsts invite you and expect yolf 20 try
It EverybOdy's doing IT,
When your cold OF cough is re-
lleved. take the remainder OF the bot
tie home 70 your wife and babies. for
Aspironal is by far the safest and
most effective. the easiest to take and
the most agreeable cold and cough
remedy for infants and children
Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-08

named to draft a request 10 the gov
eminent
Charles n. Bassett. president OF the
chamber OF commerce. called the
meeting to order and then D. A. Ban
deem manager. was named tempo
rary chairman and Ely Martin. sec
rotary OF the Douglas. Ariz-. cham
. Der OF commerce, was made secre-
{ tary Of the temporary organic zion.
I SIR Bristol was named Chairman Of
/ the resolutions committee by M.
I Bandeen and permitted 10 name the
other members who are W T.
Wheeler. assistant manager Of the
west Texas chamber Of commerce.
kenneth D. Oliver, FL Centre. Calf:
Manuel Rivero Mier, president Of the
+ chamber Of commerce Of CHIHUAHUA:
a e. Nlllasenor, acting president OF
the chamber Of commerce Of NoEales.
son. and Ulises Irigoyen. president
OF the Iuarez chamber Of commerce
Nay Call on President.
A. W Norcop. attorney for the FL
faso chamber OF commerce. explained
me method whereby the present reg
ulations came into existence and the
steps that should be taken 70 get the
conditions changed. Mr.. Norcop said
tnat late in 1915 a law was passed
by congress giving the president
power N MS discretion. 70 issue a
proclamation regulating travel Of
americans and others In and ont n
ms country. That proclamation has
Deen acted on by the state deusrt- /
ment- which has certain Discretion
n the enforcement OF the decree. me
Ilrst thing. then. that can be done I
me attorney explained. is TO ask the
STATE department 10 modify the re- I
slrlctions. Then, If that is not
enough the president might be asked /
20 clange or revoke his proclamation ]
.tllcn Is eItective until March I
- 4nat failing. congress might
sIVins the president the power. as
the war is over.
q PasO Suffers Most.
Several of the ren-esar4s +f-..,
present told o. the apnarentIv- ne
.ess annoyances they had been Drt
% IN going back and forth across ~
oorQer- Louis Loos, bushes rrs-
y Nogales, said he was classsd tecb-
llcally as an alien enemy. becauqe
Us 4alner was German. He is n-o-
-loileo from even approaching ne
-,--l lsr' ne said though most of us
=, y p business is done IN Mexico.
1910 -1-----lO ArEuelles,' secretary. and Mp
= IS en- president, Of the Tua-ez
,namoer OF commerce. bofb 40 80
y Faso suffered more than any othe-
ontler town, either on the grerics,
u tne Canadian border.
i, I - Iesentatives from NoEsIes said
uaL lney went back and forth -
sen their city and Noraleg eo1
fllhout even showing nasSDorfs
VIII Meet Tomorrovr.
az Aorcop said the iumi7-s+io,,
s S'p-s are not 70 blame and have NJ
- -. non they would. in fs~+ ~
- - ses -ne restrictions removed.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-08
CHILDREN
RELIEVED Of PAIN
BY TEETHIHA

Mrs. G. Z. Williamson. who lives on
Rural Route No 2. Rebeccas Ca,
sayh her mother raised seven chill
dren and her husbands mother also
raised seven children. Each OF these
two mothers gave every one OF their
seven children Teethlna when they
were teethinE-
She says Whenever my baby be-
gins 70 fret and cry. and nothing
seems TO satisfy her. 7 give her
Teethina powder. and the little babe
soon begins 20 laugh and play
again
Teethina has been used by mothers
for teething babies for more than
fifty years II contains no narcotic
The ingredients are printed plainly
on every package.
II your druggist does not sell
Ieethina- write the Noffett Labora-
tories. Columbus. Ca. sending them
thirty cents, and they viii send you
a package Of Teelhina. together with
Baby. Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-08
TEMPORARY INJUNCTION IN
PARTY CASE GRANTED

Austin. Texas. Oct. 8.--A temporary
writ OF injunction was granted today
by the third court Of OWL appeals in
the case Of A. T. Morris against sec
rotary Of state c. D. Minis. restrain
ing that official from certifying the
names Of all candidates. not only OF
the American party, but all other par
ties 70 county clerks over the state 70
be placed on the official ballot This
action was taken pending a decision
In this case which IS now before the
appellate court
This writ viii be either perpet-
uated or dissolved when the court
hands down its opinion on appeal
from the 26th district court Of Travis
county.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-08
College Man Asserts
Prices Dropping Fast

Willis Ellis. son Of r. Y. Ellis. at
tending the University Of California
in Berkeley. sends his father a
clipping from Berkeley paper stat
ing thar prices have dropped 81 per
cent since November, 1918" accord
Ing TO Dr. Burchett- assistant pro
lessor Of economics Investigation
has proved that at least 70 percent
Of this slump has been in the last
two months" the doctor continued.
Causes attributive 90 the fall in
prices are Decrease in strain on pro-
duction, when the war was brought
to a conclusion; decrease in exports
with the return Of foreign nations TO
their former self-subsistence. and in
crease In capacity Of production with
return OF soldiers TO civilian life
according TO Dr.. C.. C. Plehu. OF the
economies department. prices in the
last two years have dropped as much
as they increased in the preceding
two years Owing TO the fact that
both our plan and standard OF living
than before the war. &c IS doubtful
whether prices viii soon. or ever. fan
below the status existing in 1915. two
years before the signing OF the ar
mlstice, was Dr. Plehn's opinion.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-08
1000 Saloons IN Chicago
Are Facing Confiscation

Chicago. Ill. Oct S-CoIiector
Harry W. Mayer. Of the fnternal
revenue department announced today
that the cases Of IS Chicago breweries
and 1000 saloons. whose owners are
alleged 20 have manufactured and
sold beer with 81 percent or more
alcoholic content. would be presented
70 federal judge lands when he opens
court next Wednesday.
Mr. Mayer forecast conflscacion OF
the hreweries and saloons and said
violators would be prosecuted 10 the
limit.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-08
.MARQUESA DEL BARCO AND
DUKE OF ALBA ARE MARRIED

London. Eng. Oct s.-A wedding OF
great interest in social and court
circles took place yesterday az the
Spanish embassy when the duke Of
Alba married the maruuesa san Vim
cents del Barco. daughter OF the
duke and duchess Of Anaga. Of Spain.
Cardinal Bourne. the arch bishop OF
Westminster officiated
The wedding was private because
the duke OF Alba Is in mourning for
the late eL-empress Eugene Of whose
eldest sister he was a grandson.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-08
TUCSON CHAMBER AGAINST
NEW COUNTY DIVISION Bill

Tucson. Ariz. Oct. S.-Ths Tucson
chamber oE.commerce has Joined vita
similar bodies In Phoenix and Pres
colt IN declaring opposition TO the
county division bill that has been
placed on the fail ballot especially in
the interest OF q proposed separation
Of Miami and its great mines from
the present area OF ella county.
Globe the present county seat. ana
Miami are only a few miles apart and
the new county would take three
tourths OF ella county's taxable prop
erty.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-08
Ferris Wheel
y OF Paris IS Doomed

Paris. France. Oct g.-The Ferris
wheI which has attracted much at
teution among foreign visitors in
Paris for the past 20 years but. which.
according 20 landscape artists and
architects has been a dissertation Of
the artistic horizon Of Paris. IS
doomed The work Of demolishiuc the
wheel Is % be started IN a few DAYS.
u was built at the time Of the Paris
Exposition in 1900. Is more than 500
feet in diameter and contains several
million pounds Of steel which viii be
used IN the construction Of the dew
astated regions
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-08
SALESMANSHIP CLASSES BEGIN
AT Y NJ C. A. OCTOBER "A

S7lesman6llp classes VIII be held
Thursday nights at 1880 10 9 o'clock
at the Y. NJ c. A., beginning October
H. The classes, formed under the d.
rection Of i. L. Johnson. educational
secretary OF the association. will be
instructed by Frank A. Farrell The
advisory committee IS composed Of J.
A. krakauer. Maurice Schwartz. T.
Gordon Perry. A. H Anderson. George
G. Franklin and W. C. Hepburn
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-08
GREAT BRITAIN
ASKS FREEDOM
FOR PRISONERS
Threatens Certain Action
Against Soviet Russia; Boil
shevk Makes Reply.

London. Eng oct G-Grest Brit
tain has threatened 20 take certain
action against Soviet Russia II
steps are not taken by October 10
Tor the release OF British prisoners
held by the Bolshsviki. says the Her
aid, labor organ. which this morn
nE prints what purports 20 be the
text Of notes exchanged by the Brit
ish and Soviet governments.
Leonid krassin, head Of the Rus
sian Bolsheviki trade mission here.
has replied on behalf Of the Boishe-
six regime that 70 viii promise 20
fulfiu the conditions required by
Great Britain when the latter car
RES ont her part OF the bargain
made last July for the mutual re-
lease OF an prisoners, and cessation
Of all hostile action.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-08
SAN ANTONIO WOMAN HERE
TO AID INDUSTRIAL WORK

Mrs Harriet B. Leary. Of san An
tonic. has arrived in FL Paso 10 as
sist Mrs Alma ]. Bartlett in the com
pletion OF the industrial survey o.
this city. Mrs Leary IS deputy labor
commission OF the bureau OF labor.
woman's division She viii assist
Mrs o. A Critchett and other Off
GERS OF the FL Paso league OF women
voters I'm their plans for the state
convention and viii remain IN the
city for the convention She was the
second president OF the Equal SUI
frags association Of san Antonio.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-08
TUCSON STREET CAR COMPANY
TO SEEK INCREASE IN FARES

Tucson. Ariz. Oct S.-Tucson street
car rates may be raised Receiver Ed
win F. Jones OF the Tucson Rapid
Transit company has made this Ulail
in letter addressed TO employees who
have asked for a raise from 90 cents
an hour 10 so cents. It simply cannot
be done, he says. explaining that the
system is getting farther into the
hole each month &c viii ask for
fare increase allowance. II it comes.
he viii raise wages.
In Douglas. a few months ago.
there was suspension OF an uuprofit-
able street car system. while Pres
colt and Tempe also have seen the
tearing up OF their street car tracks
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-08
TwO Violent QuaBes
Shake Northern Italu

London. Eng. Oct. S-Tvo violent
earthquakes were felt in Mantua.
northern italy. az midnight Wednes-
day. according 20 a telegram 10 the
Rome Epoca. says a Central News dis
patch from Rome dated Thursday.
The Inhabitants lied into the
streets in alarm
he message reported some prop
erty damage.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-08
BETTER Than
WHISKEY FOR
COLDS And FLU

New Elixir, Called Aspiron-
al, Medicated With Lat
est Scientific Remedies,
Used and Endorsed by
European and American
Army Surgeons to Cut
Short a Cold and Prevent
Complications.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-08

Every Druggist in U. S. In
structed to Refund Price
While You Wait at
Counter If Relief Does
Not Come Within Two
Minutes.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-08

London chorus girls lay claim 20
having the smallest ankles OF any
women in the world
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-08
Jersey CITIES
ARE SHAKEN BY
BIGEXPLOSION
Powder Plant Believed to Have
Been Blown Up; Many
Towns Feel Shock.

Newark. n. j.. Oct. s.-Newarl.
Jersey City and surrounding towns
were startled shortly after 10 o'clock
today by a mysterious explosion
Police and county authorities imme-
diately began an Investigation but AZ
hour later had been unable 70 learn
the location OF the blast
Several loud reports caused consid-
cradle excitement. Many persons be-
neved that one Of the numerous
powder plants in the eastern section
OF the state had blown up
as it would relieve them Of much
work. he said.
The chamber OF commerce repre-
sentarives viii meet again tomorrow
at the chamber Of commerce and more
delegates are expected Those pres
eut al Fridays conference were- T.
a A Tays, Nogales. Ariz-s Kenneth
o. oliver, Fl Centre. Calf: George
II Clements. Toyah. Tex. V. T.
Wheeler. Stamford. Tex; j. 3. Bris-
tol, NoEales- Ariz-- Ely Martin. Doug
las, Ariz-; A. C.. Akeroyd. san An
tonic, Tex; Ralph r. Durkee. san
Antonio, Tex; Orville Mcpherson.
Tucson, Ariz-. H. R. Mier. chihuahua
City; A C. Nillasenor. NoEales. Son.
ullses Irigoyen, Cuidad Juarez; r. A.
Corpe. Nogales Ariz-. Louis Loos.
Nogales. Ariz-; C. I. ArEueles. Cuidad
Iuarez. and Dr. F. F. Wilcox. Of Las
Cruces.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-08

Thirty-six percent OF European Rus