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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-12-18
Editors Note.)

San FARRELL, author Of the only COM
plete newspaper story of the 1SOth
field artillery published to date, is'a
State Journal product, and this paper
takes pleasure in announcing that he
is making steady progress toward the
top of the editorial ladder. He is how
on the editorial staff of the New York
Globe.
One night last summer the editor
of The State Journal met farrell in the
lobby of the Congress hotel in Chi
cago, where the latter was working
among the delegates to the Republi-
can national convention for feature
stories for the Herald Examiner. and
asked him about his plans for the fu-
ture.
New York is my goal" FARRELL
said. THE day I landed in New York
from France 1 put out lines for a
newspaper connection, and while 1
could have gone to work Immediately.
1 preferred to wait for an opening
more to my liking. I want the New
ork experience which, in my opin-
ion. is the last word in newspaper
training. After a few years in New
engage in newspaper business with my
brother, Arch, and my sister. Bar
bara.'
Capt. Arthur NJ. Mills says he no
ticed early in the war that FARRELL had
keen mind for grasping details of
tons were exciting. THAT was news
paper instinct, I. suppose" Mills said.
HE hated camp routine. but when we
were on the move, or in action, he
was enthusiastic as boy playing his
favorite game, and always ready for
anything that came along. He was
very close to me during the year we
were in France, and 1 relied on him
for highly important service. In
making reports he never failed to
have his facts on straight"
Capt. w. p. MacLean, who Is writ
ing a book on the war. says he kept a
file of JarrelTs war articles published
in The State journal in 1915. and fire.
quently refers to them to verify de-
tails. farrell not only was a good
soldier" MacLean said, ''but he has
made literary contributions to the his
tory OF the war which are especially
helpful to the cause of the national
guardsman and the volunteer"
Jarreirs education started at Polk
school. He succeeded in finishing his
second year in the Topeka high school
in 1914, and then decided to complete
his education in q newspaper shop.
His first job was on The State Jour
nal. and he has worked steady at his
profession on various papers ever
since, with the exception Of the war
period.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-12-18
Plan Information Bureau.
VETERAN ENGINEER DIES.
William Rain Began Service With
Santa Fe I'm 1872

William Rain, retired Santa Fe en-
gineer, who died last week at the age
Of 81 years, was one of the real vet
Grams of the road. having served the
Santa Fe continuously from August
ID, 1872, when he entered the service
as a fireman, to April 1, 1912, when he
was retired on a pension. He, was
promoted to the position of engineer
in 1879.
first pay car on the Kansas division
that he pulled mail trains across the
western plains in the days when it was
necessary to carry armed guards in
the engine on account of hostile In
dams. and that his task frequently in
cluded the making of test runs with
new or outlaw engines.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-12-18
Is YEARS AGO IN TOPEKA
From the Columns Of
THE TOPEKA STATE JOURNAL
December Is, 1sss.

December Is, 1895.
A lode about three feet thick Of silver
bearing quartz that promises n valuable
assay was struck by +. J. Gunther while
sinking well west Of washburn college.
Cuthbert & Sergeant have been given
the contract to build a 200 barrel cistern
at the new court house for $253.
The state board of agriculture will be
twenty-five years old at Its meeting next
week
Orris McNary, who went to TahleQuah, I.
T., several weeks ago. has gone to Calves
ton. where he and Ford Metzger will prob
road.
Miss Blanche Dienst will entertain the
Douze Whist club tomorrow afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles s. Gleed and little
daughter returned this week from the east.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-12-18
TO help KANSAS
Funds Being Raised to Develop
States Interests.
No Legislative Lobby Will Be
Maintained.

The State CHAMBER of Commerce is
raising funds for the furtherance of
the civic. industrial and commercial
development of the state, and not for
any legislative lobby, Keith Clevenger
secretary. asserted today. No legisla-
tive lobby will be maintained by the
State Chamber of Commerce in To-
peka or anywhere else, he declared.
Ask No Legislative Budget.
There are a score or more solicitors
and field secretaries out beating the
bushes in Kansas for legislative bud
gets for organizations of various
Kinds" said Clevenger. They are
promising to handle this and that
question to the utmost satisfaction of
every subscriber. 1t has been asked
what the State Chamber of Commerce
is planning in this line, and 1 want
to say that they are planning what
they have been ever since it was or
ganized-the commercial, industrial
and civic improvement of the state
and are not raising a budget for q
legislative lobby.
We believe the days when such in
situations were profitable have passed.
They do not square with modern BUSH
ness and the program of development
and leadership espoused by the Cham
Der.
Plan Information Bureau.
THE Chamber is planning to main
tain an information bureau in Topeka
for the service of the seventy odd
commercial clubs of the state. as well
as the service of any legislators who
may desire to know what - S&ati-
ment is in any particular community
regarding any proposed legislative
measures. We believe this to be en-
tireiy within the scope of diguified in
terest in the development of our state
and in keeping with the program of
service which the state Chamber has
adopted
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-12-18
Cured His RUPTURE

I was badly ruptured while lifting q
trunk several years ago. Doctors said my
only hope Of cure was an operation. TINS
ses did me no good Finally ] got hold of
something that. quickly and completely
cured me. Years have passed and the rup-
nrd WORK as carpenter ''" Tber an vs oe'n ne
operation, no lost time. no trouble.
have nothing to sell. but will give full IN
plete cure without operation, II you write
to me, Eugene NJ. Pullen, Carpenter. 5g3 @
Marceilus Avenue. ManasQuan, n. J. Better
others who are ruptured-you may save
life or at least stop the misery Of rupture
and the worry and danger Of an operation.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-12-18
A TcutOn with a Heart

Ono incident, which marked the
end OF the war for one S1st division
officer in manner not much to his
credit, occurred just as the clock
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-12-18
BREAK WITH SERBS UNHEALED.
Dismissal OF Serbian Foreign Office
Employe Not Enough for Dutch.

The Hague, Dec. IA despatch
from Laibach to the Holland news
bureau says that an employee of the
Serbian foreign office woh was respon-
sible for the Serbo-Dutch disagree
ment and the consequent break in
diplomatic relations between the coun-
tries has been dismissed
The Dutch minister. however, has
left Belgrade and the Serbian charge
departed from The Hague yesterday.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-12-18

Kansas City. Mo.-cobbiing Glasses of
the part-tfme school have offered TO repair
schcol eEilfrer's shoes far the cost of the
leather. Can for old shoes has also been
sent out to repair and give TO the needy.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-23
Secrets OF The
MoDies Reoealed

n WHAT great handicap has been
~. removed against amateur seen
nrfO Uritersf
A The greatest handicap against
amateurs was removed when IL was
not required that all stories be sub
mitted in scenario or continuity form
As training and technical knowledge
are required to put a story IN con-
tnuity form, producing companies
now only require syuopses OF stories.
told in from 1000 TO 5000 words
q What well known movie actor
has red hairi
A Moutagu Love.
q How many times has Conway
TearIe been married.
A Four times and divorced thrice
One Of his wives was Hrs. Roberta
Menges Corwtn Hill Tearle- Tearle
being her fourth husband She was
once known as The Pearl OF Sleeps
Ent wife, Adele Rowland. in February.
q. Who Is the Oldest screen actress
now appearing in picfuresf
A Ruby Lafayette She IS IS years
q what screen player, horn IN
China. was once n General IN the
Chinese armyf
A sam Kim. whose speciality Is
and East Indian roles
q What screen star, one Of the
first aufhor-direcfor-P producer type. f.
about TO return TO the silver sheet
after an absence Of flee ytursf
A. Romaine Fielding.
Who f. the most married man
IN the moviesf You VIII be sur
prlsed by the answer which viii
appear in this department. fomor-
row.-Copyright 1920, Thompson
Feature Service
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-23
Rebels Kidnab
Women; Troops
Are In Pursuit

Mexico. City. Mex. Aug. 23.-To
crush the rebellious movement in the
state Of Jalisco headed by Pedro
Zamora and to release the American
citizens and the British subject kid
naped several days ago, three ex-
peditionary columns composed OF cav
airy and Infantry regiments were or
dered into Jalisco August IL.
UncOnfirmed reports said Zamora
had carried off a British subject in
addition TO a score Of young women
from that village, most Of whom
killed themselves.
The American embassy has no de-
tails OF the kidnapping az Cuale. but
mesa es received at the British lega-
ton we're that a British subject
named Johnson and a number OF
Americans were carried off The de-
tails are meager. II Is understood
that both the British and American
diplomatic representatives have re-
Quested the Mexican government to
free the foreigners.
Washington Hears Of kidnapping.
Washington, D C., Aug. 25.-Five
Americans and one British subject
were reported TO have been Kidnapped
in Jalisco, Mexico. by the bandit
Pedro Zamora, in advices yesterday
to the state department from the
American embassy at Mexico City
which. however, characterized the re-
port as an .'unconfirmed rumor"
-Four OF the Americans were said to
be mining men and the fifth, a
woman.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-23
FINE ADVENTURE
FILM At ELLANAY

The Notorious Miss Lisle." the
newest feature picture offered BY
manager Ben Lewis at the Ellanay,
is a thriller from first 70 last
The picture carries a strong story
and illustrates how the breath OF
scandal may wreck the career Of an
innocent girl and how the man
woman loves may by his pride prove
the one TO cause her most suffering
1t also points the moral that il IS not
always safe TO accept circumstantial
evidence as a fact
Katherine Macdonald has the lead
ing role, and, besides being pretty,
she is clever Nigel Barrie as the
lover, William Clifford as the man
OF the world. the cause Of all the
heruiue's troubles. and Dorothy Cum
mings as the adventures, also do
some splendid acting.
The scenery is appropriate and vel
done. Opening with view OF
street in picturesque Normandie, on
circus day. and rapidly changing 70 a
lovely, rocky island, pounded by the
angry waves OF the sea, where the
hero and heroine are caught over
night. then to a steamship, then
London hospital and illustrating
beautiful country club scenes, an
apartments OF female siren. per-
Torrance by an European circus and
other events appropriately woven into
the action the possibilities for good
photography and interesting climaLes
are apparent and the producer takes
advantage OF il all 10 present a pic
ture that Is not only interesting from
an esthetic viewpoint, but is also vel
sustained IN interest throughout
Large. wen pleased crowds Wit
messed the performance sunday
G.. A. n
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-23
CONTRIBUTORS TO FUND FOR
KINDERGARTEN TEACHER

Contributors TO the benefit fund
for Miss Lulu h Jones, critically III
IN Hotel Dieu, follow.
Ma Chas Owen, Nrz " A. Boyntou,
Mrs 2. B. Moore. Mrs. JEFF Darrall, Mrs.
II. o. CreEor. Nh P z Kyle. llrs- o. J.
Allen. Mrs Frank BRYANT L Cook, Mrs.
G. p Chesney. Mrs. " P. Cobb. Mrs. W
Z. Care. 1frs- A II Dow John McElroy
Slater Hrs. A. c. Einkaid. Mrs. 9. T.
Moore, MrE J. +. Done, 1frs. Lawrence
Casey. Miss Caulita, MrE Outlaw. lfr5. Nc
knight, Mrs = e Benton. Mrs. Gay, Mrs.
C. A Wise. 1Ira- H H FRS Hiss Harstad.
Thos Il Patterson. Mrs ". A. casey. Mrs..
L. La Point, F. D. Shelton. Ma P. ID.
splaWns Mrs W Caster, Mrs J. Zero.
Mrs. J. Sacrs. lfrs- C. n. Glmhle. Ms. r.
Roach. Mrs. J. r. futile. Ma GeorEe
Drummer. Mrs C. W Parrish. Mrs. A. g.
Moody, MrH. G. " Gum, Mrs.. P J. Elmer-
dorff. Maury Kemp. Airs. r. " McAfee.
Mrs. J. r. watson. Mrs C. R. Moreheal-
AIRS B. l. Farran Mrs C. 2. Kelly. Mrs
B. +. Hammett Mrs. Wyudham Kemp. Wal
ter l. Kohlbers. Mrs. F. L Brewer.
Mrs. Bessie Luthy. 1Tra Fincher, Mr..
irwin. Ms. F. =. Stevenson. Mrs. Geo. Fer
Euson. Ms O. A Crltchett, Mrs. Alice VIII
son Ramsay. Miss Winirrcd Wilson. Ms
Fsssett Mrs Joe Williams. Mrs. Del
D. C. Brock. Kiss Virginia pennsbacker.
Mrs c. R. Folk. Mrs. 3. Hardie. Mrs
Maetze. james Goggin. Mrs. 7. A. Shedd.
1fr. and Mrs r E. Sawyer. Carl Blumer-
thai. Geroms Lapowsl-i, Errold Lapowsid.
Mrs Henry u. Walker. Leonard Walker.
Mrs S. H Veater. Mrs Alex Ferguson. Lau-
rita Ferguson. Mrs. Z. c. Fewel. Mrs. T.
D. Scotch. ". G. walk. Clayton children.
Miss sale Blake. MrE s ~ Franltlin.
Mrs. r. F. Ebert, Misses Elsinor and Wini-
fred Shelton. Mrs Elsie Goodman Lew,
Mrs A. p. Krause. Mrs. Joe Spence.
O'Keefs children. Mrs. c. II. Campbell.
Mrs II. T. Pousford. Mrs. George Rut-
ledge, Mrs r. P. March. Mrs Roy Davis.
Lula Bertha Hou1e Maybells Bethea NIL
Ter Harry Wayne Bethea. afrs. =. G.
Adams. Yrs. Eunice Payne Mrs. Empress
Arlington. Mrs r. II. Springer. Ms. NIL
lard Miss Washhurn. Mrs Branch Cralge.
Popular Dry Goods company. Mrs. Forrest
Baker children Of william Ehelrheinler.
J. b. Wadlingion. Held Bros. Mra. J. p.
Coles Nrs T. P. Bradley. George and VII
lie Cound Mrs T. J. Woodside Mrs. ". R
Brown Mrs. IS. II AidridEe. Miss Evelyn
Boone. Mrs F. C. Waishe. Mira Fred
wright Mrs. Lucy Louflin, Mira J. r.
smith Mrs Laura Bond. MrE Charles
Mapel Mrs King Nr Winters. George
Majors. =. n Pollard. Mrs O. Z. Ez-ii.
3frs. Frank Lynch, Mr- P. G. Adams. a
Friend.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-23
Hindu Captain
Enjoys Thrills
At CI0ndCrOft

Cloudcroft, n. n. Aug 25.-Nearly
everybody turned out last night TO lhe
Lodge to hear an address by Capt G.
A c Hearsey. Hindu army officer and
uobleman. who motored up Saturday
from Fl Paso and spent Sunday here
A dinner was given him yesterday
AZ the Lodge a d following his talk,
which came at the end Of a musical
program in charge Of R. Guyon, a re-
ception was held for HIM NJ B.
Hutchins, manager Of the Lodge, was
IN charge OF the reception
Has Many Thrills.
Things began 10 happen for the
Hindu nobelman Saturday afternoon
when his party was caught in a ter
rifle rainstorm Just before reaching
Alamogordo- But the British in him
gave him the pluck to get out and
soak up a 500 suit OF clothes while
Alamogordo Saturday evening he
waded in water half TO his knees
carrying women in his party to places
higher and dryer than the streets
through which the water ran in rivers
Starting up the mountain side, the
car in which the Hindu officer rode
was nearly ditched and he got out and
helped pile stones for an hour TO re-
build the road. Arriving at Cloud
croft he chopped wood for an hou- for
a cottage friend TO pay for his din
ner." as he put It.
The greatest thrill the captain got
was watching the sunset along with
many Of the cottagers- It was IN
surpassed, he said. by anything he had
ever seen IN the word
At the meeting last night a large
sum OF money was contributed TO the
Cloudcroft baby sanatorium-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-23
JUAREZ PUTS MAN IN JAIL
WHO PUT WOMAN OFF CAR

CHASED With impersonafinE an lml
migration officer. Marcel Lopez. a
former Juarez policeman. is IN the
'Juare5 Jail pending an investigation
Lopez was arrested on complaint OF
two American women. who alleged
that the man accosted them on a
street car and asked 70 see their pass
ports. As one Of the women was
without a passport they were ordered
Off the car by Lopez Gorge Ar
gueiles. chief inspector Of Juarez
customs upon hearing Of the Incident
ordered Lopez's arrest
The women were allowed % return
TO FL Psso by the Mclean immiEra-
ton authorities.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-23
ANTONIO CORONA TAKES UP
DUTIES AS MAYOR OF JUAREZ

Antonio Corona appointed by Gov.
Abel Rodriguez Of Chihuahua TO sue
coed Francisco D. Gonzales a. mayor,
took charge Of the municipal office
Sunday.
Mayor Gonzales resigned the post
in order 20 qualify for reelection. and
10 devote his time to his campaign.
As yet mayor Corona has made no
selection for a CHIEF Of police to take
the place OF Pedro Garcia. who will
resign for the purpose Of aiding Mr.
Gonzales in his campaign for mayor.
Chief Garcia has been requested by
the Newly appointed mayor 10 remain
at the head Of the department for a
few days until his successor has been
selected
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-23
JUAREZ TO TAKE PART IN
MILITARY-CIVILIAN PARTY

Juarez VIII join with FL Paso in
making arrangements for the civilian
features OF the military civilian
party 70 be held here in October. The
made in FL Paso" show viii be the
main feature OF the civilian celebra-
ton which is planned in connection
with the military carnival.
Juarez' representative on the made
in FL PasO" show committee will be
Camille l. Arguelles, assistant secre-
tary Of the Juarez chamber Of coll
merce- He has been placed on the
committee by Lawrence Gardner.
chairman OF the manufacturers COM
mittee OF the chamber Of commerce
The other mem bers of the committee
are: W II. Glenn. Norman Walker.
Scott White. F. NJ Banneu. Roland
HarweM ". Q. Daughdrin. E. W
Kayser. julius Erakauer and Brig.
Cen Robert L. Howe.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-23
LOCAL CHAPTER OF LEGION
is AFTER 1921 CONVENTION

The American Legion added $50
names 20 its membership list during
a campaign last week The total nay
exceed this figure. as all committees
have not reported With the new
members the FL Paso chapter now has
a membership OF 25eo-
The delegates from FL Paso to the
state Convention OF the legion left
Saturday for Houston An effort viii
be made 70 bring the 1871 convention
to FL Paso. This convention would
bring more than 1000 delegates to
this city.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-23
ROAD SOUTH OF CANUILLO
OPEN; NOT HURT BY WATER

The road near Borderland Inn, Just
south OF Canutillo. which recently
Eras overlooked by waters from the
mountains. has dried and was opened
10 traffic Saturday afternoon. County
engineer L A. white said the road
did not suffer from its long INNER
sion The water which formed Canu-
tile lake was drained by a new rail-
road bridge which runs the water
through a cut in the santa Fe rail-
road embznlzment into the river
Mr.. White said thar during an in
Epection trip Saturday he saw hun
dreds OF wild ducks on the pools
formed By mountain drainage water
near the oBrderland Inn
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-23
FINANCIAL AGENT
WILL RETURN TO Ell PAS0

In a telegram received Saturday
al the Mexican consulate from
Roberto Y. Pesqueira, financial agent
Of the de facto government in the
United States. NJ. Pesqueira stated
that II was his intention to return
70 Il Paso early next week. Mr..
Pesqueira Is in Los Angeles where he
went several days ago 20 Investigate
the situation In Lower California, and
70 create a sentiment among the
Americans OF Southern California
against the condition OF vice in the
Mexican border towns existing under
the regime Of Gov. Esteban Cantu.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-23
DE LA HUERTA TO BECOME
INSPECTOR OF CONSULATES

Mexico City, Mex. Aug. 25.-Pro-
visional president Adolfo de Ia
Huerta already has announced that
when his tenure Of office expires De-
cember 81 next. he plans TO become
an inspector Of consulates- .
7 do not intend to retire TO pri-
vate lie" he said. u must work
TO live and 1 must live serving my
country. / believe that IN The en-
ployment I have outlined for ny
self I can best serve the interests
Of ny country"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-23
DR.. BROWN AND LENNON FINED;
VIOLATING STATE GAME LAW

Dr.. P. H Brown and G. NJ Lennox
we're fined so each by justice p B..
RswIins. Monday, when they pleaded
guilty % violation OF the state game
law
Complaint was filed against the
men By r S. Hughes, deputy game
warden. on behalf OF the FL Paso
Game Protective association. Dr..
Brown was specifically charged with
shooting doves out OF season. Len
shore birds out OF season and to have
had in his possession one willet. two
sIlts and one yellow leg, all OF which
we're protected by law.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-23
TRIO SINGS WITH PATHE
aACTUELLEn As ACC0MPANIST

The Chicago Trio entertained
large audiences at the Wigwzm
theater Sunday evening with musical
selections. accompanied by the Pathe
sActuelle--
The trio. consisting OF Messrs.
Nicholson, Hurley and Jones. first
render selections alone, then they
accompanied The Actuelle" in some
numbers, Illustrating the ease with
which the instrument may be used az
an accompaniment for singing
The singers will be heard again
this evening
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-23
AND SPAIN SETTLE
CONSULAR DIFFICULTIES

Mexico City. Mex. Aug. 2S.-Mexico
and Spain have settled their consular
difficulties. it was announced at the
foreign office yesterday Passports Of
Mexicans going to Spain viii be vised
by the Spanish legation until new
consul general arrives
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-23

married 10 the actor-director, Bsr-
uard During Nine. Olga Pelrova's
maiden name was Minnie Collins.
daughter OF an Englishman and a
Polish mother Of the aristocarcy- Her
first husband was a Pole, one Petro-
witch, deceased She Is now married
to Dr.. Stewart, a New York physician
She coined her screen and stage name
from her first husbands name.
Mrs- c. IL Dees.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-23
RECOVER AUTO;
Hold SOLDIERS

Word has been received here that
three soldiers believed to be the men
Who slugged a chauffeur Thursday
night and took from him an automo-
bile owned by L. T. Gamble. were ar
rested in an automobile at Deming,
y Il The car later VAS identified
as Candles
It Is expected that the soldiers
viii be brought TO FL Paso late this
afternoon
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-23

4 meetInE o women Wl0 are sup
porting the candidacy OF Joseph ".
Bailey Tor governor viii be held at
the Welcome Inn in Eselta this eve
ming Saturday night Charles Vo-
well and Dan ~ Jackson addressed
the voters OF Ysleta in the school
house in behalf OF Bailey's candidacy.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-23
A CORRECTION.

LdILor II Faso HeraIds
] two or three mistakes IN
your Movie Secrets" one day re-
Gently.
Mrs Wallace Reid has only one son.
Wm- Wallace Reid, r.
Bryant Washburn has Two sons,
Bran " q know him personality
and Dwight Ludlow, named for Nr.
Washburn's great uncle. Dwight Lud-
low Moody. famous evangelist.
Shirley Mason, (Leonie FluEaath) Is
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-23
GETS PORTUGUESE DECORATION.

Phoenix. Ark Aug. 2s--Com-
mandsr Harold Jones, Z. 5. n, com
handing the navy recruiting district
which includes the substations IN
Arizona. has been decorated BY the
Portuguese government with the
order Of Avis for services rendered
during the war with Germany, ac-
cording TO word received at the re-
cruitins station here today from san
Diego, CALI
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-23

FULL line OF KODAKS and KODAK
supplies at Gzndara 's.-Ady.
Want Kodak Finishing7-See Can
dnra Adv
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-23

not know how long he would remain
in Fl Paso.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-23

MILLER AND CAPMAN
Just a Little Different.