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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-21
BARON
SEES DISASTER
NPROFTTS TAX

London. Eng, Dec. 2L-Sir Charles
NIAGARA, former president OF the In
rernational Cotton federation and Of
the English Federation Of Master
Cotton Spinners' associations, is OF the
opinion that the world is faced with
disaster unless means be devised
throughout the world TO bring about
more wholehearted cooperation be-
tween employers and workers, with
q view to reducing governmental and
national extravaganza and bringing
down the cost Of production by united
effort"
At present, sir Charles sees no
prospect OF a real reduction the cost
OF living and he thinks the United
kingdom is today in as critical a pO-
sltiOn as at the outbreak OF the war;
largely due. he says, TO the curtail-
ment OF credit by banks at the bidding
OF the government.
People are encouraged 10 believe
that a slump in prices is due immedi-
ately," said Sir Charles to the CORE
spondent, but an artificially created
slump would be nothing less than a
disaster Low prices are an Illusion
so long as the world lacks goods and
the cost Of production remains on the
present scale.
Making the socalled war profiteer
disgorge may be a popular cry. but it
must not be overlooked that the gov
eminent that has adopted the excess
profits duty is the real profiteer and
in a slump may be called upon TO re-
fund much OF what it has collected"
VIII be reenacted In Liberty hall nv
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-21
GIRL VICTIM
OF BADDUKE
IS STABBED
The Court Jester Plays Bad
Joke and Finds Daughters
Body IN His Sack.

Venice, Italy. Aug. %. 15s6-GiIda,
the beautiful daughter Of the Jester,
RigpIetto, IS dead here, the victim
Of . love tragedy that has startled
the city. and her father is Frustrated
with Erief. The tragedy was made
worse by the fact that the gil died
TOO late to save herself from the qe--
signs OF she duke OF Mantua, titled
profliEate who lives here
Persons familiar with the case de-
clare the girls dlsnonor ana death
have come as re-riDuuon on her un-
scrupulous father who served the
duke in the capacity OF TOOL
Love for Every body
The duke OF Mantua has recently
been IN several scrapes here Gosslps
say he has mode love TO the wives
o. both count Monterose and count
Ceprano- in these affairs Rigoletto
has always aided him.
Unknown 70 the Fool. the duke had
been making love to Gilda. One day
the duke brought Gilda TO court II
was then cnar the girls father made
the discovery too late Hlgo-
lotto. it is known. would have will
fnEly given his life TO save his
daughter. Re had always kept her
hid away where he believed she was
safe from the eyes Of admirers
A Hired Assassin.
When RiEolettO discovered ms
daughters relations with the duke he
hired am assassin OF the city by the
name OF Sparafucile TO XIII the noble
man.
Guda pleaded for her lovers life
Eparafucile lured the duke TO q
lonely inn where he intended 70 kill
him The assassin used his sister,
1Iaddalena, for a lure
When Sparafucile entered the inn
TO Kill the duke he learned that his
sister. along with several oEner
women, was in love with. the noble
she pleaded so ardentIy for the
dukes life that her assassin brother
agreed to wait until midnight ana
not to Kill him if q substitute came
along, as ne was not particular whom
he killed
A Terrible Mistake.
Meanwhile, kigOlettO brought ms
daughter to the inn. She was dis
Euised IS 2. boy Her father brought
her so she could see that her lover
was a flirt and untrue 70 her
When Suarafucile saw the girl DIS
Euised IS q boy, he stabbed her,
thinking she would do as wen as
me body was put IN a sack and
given 70 RigoiettO, who did not know
whose body it was, to carry 20 the
river.
on his way 70 the river .Rigoletto {
heard the duke singing 2 rl1ald song
and Joking the poor cloTu- Rigo-
letto hastily opened the sack and
told him what had happened
When the girl expired the old Jester I
feI over her BODY in a sWoon-
-Thfs remarkable opera adapted by I
Piave from HuEo's ne Roi s'Amuse'
wednesday night, Dec p. by the san I
NfgT-|n Grand fnTnnHTal
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-21

are necessary 20 produce a thou-
sand feet or one reel Of animated
cnrfoonaf The work OF the ear
tOonlst IN making these Interest,"
ing movies win be explained in
fhll denartmenf tomorrom.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-21

Phoenix. Ariz- Dec 21.-FoIlowing
2 custom of IS years. chief justice D.
l. Cunulngham of the state supreme
court and Mrs Cunningham viii spend
Christmas in Tombstone. Every year
he and 1Irs. Cunningham return 20
Tombstone TO decorate a Christmas
tree in the old family home.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-21

We suggest that you select gifts
from our showing OF optical goods,
which includes Sterling Silver Eye
glass Cases. Magnifying Glasses,
Reading Glasses, LorEnettes and other
useful articles. See our window dis
plays
FL paso Optical Co.,
los Texas St. 211 san Antonio st.
Need GIasses2 Ask Segall.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-21

A member OF the Russian royal
family escaped from the Bolsheviki
with family heirlooms baked in
loaf OF bread.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-21

Not So Long Now Until Christmas.
Many have already finished their
gift buying. There are lots OF last
minute gift suggestions TO be found
displayed ia our windows
Gandnra Photo supply Coz
10 E. san Antonio St-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-21

Nothing viii please a man
more than to receive a plat
mum diamond scarf pm select
ed from Kings beautiful dis
play. They are shown IN the
most modern designs many Of
them originated by Kings own
artisans.
Retail jewelers. regular price
from SIS to SIS. Kings Christ
mas price from $40 to SEQ, q
saving Of 2OSs.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-21

VIII be reenacted IN Liberty hall by
the san Carlo Grand Opera company
on Wednesday afternoon, December
%, at a matinee.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-21

-Thfs remarkable opera adapted by
Piave from Hugos lie Roi s 'Amuse"
viii be presented in Liberty hall on
wednesday night. Dec. o. By the San
Carlo Grand opera company.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-21

This remarkabla tragedy Of Goethe
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-21

Layaer selected from the foLoBng Items MAKES gift Of
usual HsTf:
Solid Platinum Layale with perfect white diamonds. Retail
jewelers. regular PHce $500 Kings Christmas price Sl6I50
phes Retail jewelers. regular price s12O Kings Christmas price
S85.
Solid Platinum Layar with perfect white diamonds and a
pearls Retail jewelers. regular price sl20 Kings Christmas price
SIS.
Solid Platinum Lavasr with perfect blue white diamond Retail
jewelers. regular price $50. Kings Christmas price $35.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-21

n What particular kind Of words
". should scenario writer's specialize
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-19
TO REDUCE COST
MEMS CLOTHING
Will Employ High-Priced
Workers Only on Par
ticular Operations

ST. LOUIS, Dec. Substan tial
reductions III clothing prices Will be
effected through the operation OF
the four cooperative abopr. Just
opened here. by the Master Tailors'
associatlon of 81 Louis, according
10 Hanuol l.. Fox, prcs.dcnt OF the
association.
The reductions viii average $40 To
tl5 on suits ranging In price from
81, to S75, Mr. Fox asserted
Under the operative plan con.
tract tailors who formerly made up
clothing after tho garments were cut
OUT, ar" eliminated and unskilIrd
labor ls employed wherever practi.
cable, Mr.. Fox explained.
Nearly 100 operations are required
IN making suit, Mr. Fox continued
ana ordinarily, work requiring little
SKIN IL given 10 high salaricd work.
men.
Tho cooperative shops get away
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-19

fcring able assistance to the mayor
tarY cluba was appointed and In Of
and chief ~ police In carrying out
tho clean-up work.
Tho people behind the movement
20 place Sapulpa definitely In tho
field aa a competing city for shaw
nsr's prizo. are depending for tho
success ot. the undertaking on the
demonstrated ability and willingness
Of the vnrions civic organizations 10
| cooperate 20 tho fullest extent In
the realizing Of this ambition.
II is not the intention. however. ia
make the supreme effort to win tho
prize offered and then to allow the
city to lapse again into It's present
| condition. ana already plans are be-
Ing laid to continue the work. wheth-
or or not Sapulpa succeeds In captur-
| Ing the prize,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-19

from this latter practice, ht stated.
skilled workmen being employed
only for tailoring that requires ex-
traordinary proficiency Machinery
also has been installed that is SAID
to be capable OF doing work I'M
possible for hand tallors II IL be-
lievcd the shops will encourage APP
prcntlces
Mr.. Fox emphasized that the plan
is not. az contended by labor un-
ions, method OF fighting organ
ized labor and cstablishinR the open
shop, asserting the union wage scale
In being paid Ia every instance.
Union Journoymen taiiors, how
ever. are fighting the system.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-19
FIND RELIC OF DANIEL BOONE
Evidence OF Great Pioneers Visit tn
I'LL Country. Nf NLrglnLA.

HVNTINGTDN, W. Va, IIfF. u,
That Daniel Boone, famed Ken.
lucky hunters made an expedition
into Wayne and Lincoln county. W.
Va, during his career IL the belief
OF "A party OF lumber jacks. who
recently discovered the name I'D.
Boonc" chislcd In large rock ~
the mouth of a cave ON Pond Fork
Of -Four Mile crock. Lincoln county,
near the wayne line.
The forms OF the letters are said
10 correspond with the name ~
f,oone which Is found carved In tho
rocks of Kentucky. Tho rock bear.
! Ing the name IN Lincoln county Is
| located in n remote and Wild sec
ton,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-19
Women i,.s,oer,,cd nv school.

F. RIO DH JANiRO. Nov. Co.
Women will be eligible for all
Teaching ana administrative posts In
tho newly organized University Of
Rio do Janeiro, according to resu-
lRtion just drawn up. A motion to
give the students three representa-
tivas on the university council was
a @ feat ed.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-19

Love has lts trials ana ,rty often
tho prince Is not Charming 80
1, was In the case Of prett" Mrs. Lil-
Ian Nnn d1.oye. seventeen. and a
bride of buf few months. Her ro-
mango began Last summer when she
met James Robert Van dLoyo OF
san frhneisoo. Cal. He told hor, says
he bride, that his father was a MIL
lionairo several timrs over. After the
wodding pho discovered, she Hnya,
that, whiio her prince Charming
made "a decided "splurge" by night.
by .dQy he was a "hllnd' bcgEar. 40
she has begun suit for the aSnui-
ment OF hrr marriage In the San
Eranctsco courts.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-03
AND FINE
BRAKES ESSENTIAL

II YOU think quick aCceleration ant
quick braking are car Injuries, ask
the traffic cop-or the seasoned tour.
fan. They will smile at your a~rtless-
ness first. and then put YOU right. Al
considerable length.
The fact is" said T. Il. Jarrard
ce-president of the Apperson Bros
Automobile Co, the other day. "for
modern traffic conditions. quick ac.
celebration and quick braking are the
to get about quickly. More and more
i ia getting to be a case Of shoot
from the hip or miss, The COP at the
corner won't intervene II a fast cal
shoots Ii ahead Of YOU at the cross
ing,
You need Il quick accelelation Tor .
quick getaway At the Crossing-and
"A quick brake to slow down for a sud =
den traffic jam. OF course. quick &C
celebration and quick braking simply
mean control-mean a car quick on its
feet and sure OF itself.
And in touring, also. fun control Is
half the fun in going over the unfa-
mitiar road-up and down the grades
and round hairpin curves.
The ApDerson a~cceleration and
braking is about the last word In
those two motor necessary ~luxurios.
The Apperson Eight accelerates from
n TO 40 miles an hour in 20 seconds
and brakes from 80 miles an hour 10
q dead stop in four seconds-40 yards.
There's control for YOU"
Appersons arc handled locally by the
Commercial Motor Car Co,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-03
NEW TEMPLAR CAR
SHOWS ITS CLASS

ITO lead where others follows. This
Is Templar policy and ambition, exem-
pltfted in 1.-THE superflne small car,t :"
says Julien Brode, of the Dixie Motor
Sales company, local distributor.
"femplar pioneered the field for the
best small car that can be made for
Alohey. regardless Of price, with the
sole aim of producing what had never
neen produced beiore-a car comparabl,
"a quality with onIy the most expensive
Sars ON the market and powered by the
most remarkably performing motto in
the history Of the industry,
Friends were %skeptical; 1t could not
be done; the people were not ready for
80 radical n departure from the con
V,ntionai.
Trade advice was against such a
suicidal departure. There was no de-
mand for such a car. All advices we're
against what was called sinking money
IN such II car as conceived by Templsr,'
Against the advice OF friends and
the trade, the Templar organization.
with vision prophetic for the future,
aud firm in its belief that the car pro-
posed was a necessity, pressed forward
To its goal, the manufacturer Of the
very best small car in America.
Justification Is manifold. Demand
WI l llNNlNAblA Was anu Is DtN Ollu
expectation. Imitation is the sincerest
Aattery, as Witnessed by those who fol-
CIV where Templar leads, and those
who are getting ready 10 do so. Money.
brains and breadth Of vision linked to-
gether made the accomplishment pos
sible, To-day Templar Is the best small
car made, the pioneer in a field uuoc-
cupied until 1t entrance therein.
"Templar believed a market was ~
ing fallow for a small, sturdy; high
powered car o! superior quality.
"Templar knew that smallness In a
car was synonymous with ~cheapness.
"Templar believed that owners were
waiting for a car having all the quality
Of the best. coupled with economy OF
! operation and ease of CONTROL.
Like all other radical departures
from what has been done before. this
getting away from the usual coupled
with ample finances, sound reasoning
and a knowledge OF conditions, has wor
for TempIar It's plqro in tho GIN 4"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-22
Trans Jordan Peoples
Welcome British Rule

Jerusalem. Sept 22.-British admin
istration has been extended 20 a con-
siderable part OF trans-Jordan terri
tory, OF which rs salt. a town OF
about 1900 Inhabitants. situated
some % miles east OF the Dead sea, is
the chief center.
Sir Herbert Samuel. British high
commissioner for Palestine, motored
through Jericho 70 Ailenby bridge on
the Jordan, where he was met BIZ lla-
id Easnas eL-general OF the Sheree-
1lan army, and by the son OF Sheik
sultan the most Influential chieftaiu
OF the territory. The Turkish MILF
tary road through the Shah valley
proved almost impossible rvr~ --r
cavalry, and riding along the preci-
plces was extremely l.-T--
times owing 70 landslides, but the
party, headed by 200 Beduin horse
men. reached Is salt without mishap
The Arabs extended a cordial weI-
come 70 the British high commission
er. Whom they entertained lavishly.
IN an address, Sir Herbert promised
complete freedom Of trade with Pal
estlne, and said the people across the
Jordan would be supplied with Pc
roleum, rice, sugar and other com
on the same footing as the
people Of Palestine Moreover. facili-
ties would be given them for the mar
6sting OF the produce they might wish
20 sell A bank would be established
70 assist commerce and postal COM
nunlcauons would be opened.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-22
OMAHA FAVORS COMMISSION
TO HANDLE LABOR TROUB ES

Omaha. Neb-, sept e2.-Returns
from los out OF approximately 1900
precincts in the state in yesterdays
special election on a constitutional
amendment 10 empower the state
legislature TO create an industrial
commission 70 pass upon contro-
versies between employers and en-
ployes give: For the adoption Of the
amendment. 2875; against, 1927.
Little opposition was apparent to
an amendment TO give Nebraska
women unrestricted suffrage. Re
turns give 2754 for, with 645 against
IT. The women voted.
1a5orities for all other amendments
are indicated, including proposals TO
permit the legislature TO regulate
property rights OF aliens; TO create a
state budget system to permit regu-
latiou Of working conditions for
women and children: and 20 require
that common school branches be
taught in English.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-22
OF
SCOUT WORK
IS PLANNED

Plans for the biggest Boy scout ex-
hibit ever held in the southwest.
were. made by the new and special
activities committee Of the FL Paso
council which met Tuesday afternoon
at scout headquarters. Il II An
dreas, chairman. presided The eE-
position viii be given at Liberty
hall during the Christmas holidays
A group Of 66 first-class Scouts
viii be selected TO give demonstra-
lions Of scouting activities These
viii be given in the center OF the
auditorium floor, while a negro Boy
the drills and pageants on the stage
Booths viii surround the hall in
which each troop viii submit an ex-
hfbit. Three cash prizes viii be
awarded by the committee for the
best exhibits. Special instructors
VIII begin work, at once training the
me exhibit viii be open 20 the
public for several hours each day.
VIII P Winch and Ben Lewis are
members OF the publicity committee
and A. h Hughey, Harry swain, W.
Il shelton and ". r Winch are mem
bers Of the new and special activities
committee in charge OF the exposi-
ton
Fifty members Of the scoutmasters'
association held their regular month
~ meeting Tuesday evening at the
chamber OF commerce E. A j. Sed-
don. the new president, presided
Glenn o. Everman, scout executive
spoke on Making the Leaders Train
ing Course a Success. Scoutmaster
y. D. Scott, spoke On scouting in the
east, from observations made on a
recent visit in Chicago Scoutmaster
Russell Worthington spoke on scout
ing in the west
A called meeting OF all Scout lead
ers viii be held at 2:30 o'clock sun
DAY afternoon at scout headquarters
for the purpose Of taking definite
steps TO overcome difficulties in scout
leadership, and 10 give impetus &c
the training course which opens
Tuesday evening. September IS. at the
chamber Of commerce.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-22
Flies For Is Miles
50 Feet Abope Earth

Cheyenne. Wyo-. Sept 22-Driven
almost TO the earth by a severe cleo
trical storm, pilot Pickup, with 500
pounds OF mail, drove his plane for
- miles az height OF so feet using
the railroad tracks IN lieu OF a dis
abled compass to reach Cheyenne last
night from Omaha
i ran into a heavy rain, wind and
electrical storm just after leaving
sidney, Neb-." he said 7 had an i
could do 20 make any Roadway at all.
The lightning was constant and the
electrical display was wonderful. L
was above the clouds with a storm
raging below.
Then my compass became disar-
ranged I had 10 drop down below
the clouds and into the storm 10 find
my way. I followed the railroad
tracks for more than Is miles. Sew
e-al times the airplane came near be-
lng turned bottom side up-"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-22
BANKS PLAN
COLONIZATION
NEAR ELPASO

Plans for a gigantic colonization
scheme that will call for an invest
ment Of about s15.0OO.Ooo and the
utilization Of millions OF acres OF land
in northern Mexico not far from FL
Paso are being made by the National
City bank and the Guaranty trust
company OF New York, according 20
Norman Walker. who made report
Wednesday noon before the kivanis
club on his recent tour Of Mexico in
behalf OF the exposition
1Ir. walker said ne was divulging
for the first time some inside intor-
nation he had acquired on his tour
Of the Mexican republic This MS
informauts told him, would mean that
the population Of El Paso's trade ter
ritory would eventually be increased
by thousands OF new settlers. The
assistant director general OF the eO-
position association said he ran On 70
a German salesman, who told him that
his firm had 100000 worth Of hard
ware stored In Iampico and that more
was coming over from Germany
500 New Locomotives
This hardware, Mr. Walker said.
was selling for from 25 percent TO 80
percent lower than The prices FL Paso
firms were making 70 the MeZicans.
In spite OF German competition. how
ever, MeLtcans are coming TO FL Pasg
TO buy. on his way back. Alr. Walker
said he met a Mexican who had just
amounting TO $4,000 in gold. The
speaker also said 500 new locomotives
had just been bought for the line be-
tween here and Mexico City
On motion Of H H FRS, the XII
wants club voted TO extend an inVi-
tatiou 10 all kiWauis clubs in this
district 70 meet in FL PasO during the
exposition. ". ]. Bieuemann made a
motion that the Mexican visitors al
the exposition be asked 10 be the
guests OF ktWanis club on Mexico
day and that the club look after the
entertainment OF the visitors. sam
GllerL named q commune o.
the invitation Il was reported that
carload OF cotton textiles aAl H.
products would come CD from llrIll
for the exposition
To Furnish Entertainment.
Harry p. Hadfield repgr-eu On the
organization OF the EiWanis club ia
Roswell, n. II Mr.. Haddald spent
several days in Roswell organizing
the club He said 81 Of the leading
citizens OF the city were In it, AS
soon as 80 members are acquired, the
club VIII be given q charter.
James C. Quinn. Chairman Of the
committee on entertainment for the
exposition, was a guest az the club
wednesday, which held lis Luncheon
at the Eiks' club. and asked the JEl-
Wanians 70 provide a program for one
night OF the exposition This was
agreed 10 and Ben Lewis and Charles
Brann were named by president Gil
lett 70 arrange the program
Dr. Willard s. sample was named
gladhander for next week
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-22
A Simple Way To
Remove DandrUff

There Is one sure way that has
never failed to remove daudruff a.
once. and that Is 20 dissolve 70, chen
you destroy &c entirely To do this
Just get about four ounces Of plain.
G mmon LIQUID arvon from any drug
store fthis Is all you viii need). ap-
ply n ct night when retirings use
enough 10 moisten the scalp and rub
10 30 gently with the finger tips
By morning. most II not ali. OF
your dandruff viii be gone. and three
OF four more applications viii com
pletely dissolve and entirely destroy
every single sigr and trace OF It. no
matter how much dandruff you may
have.
You viii find all itching and dig
ging OF the scalp viii stop instantly,
and your hair viii be fluffy. lustTous,
glossy. silky and soft. and look and
feel a hundred times better.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-22
WILL
BEGNMONDAY
At ANTHONY

Anthony. n NJ Sept 22-Sheep
dipping wiz be under way here uezt
week. beginning with Monday at the
dipping vat on the Dairy farm west
OF Anthony There are a number OF
good sized fIoci1s TO be dipped. but
about the largest is that owned by
George Blevins. Mr. Blevins viii put
1905 head through the process
DR.. u. j.. Kempers representative
Of the United States bareau OF animal
industry. with headquarters at Dem
ing. was IN Anthony yesterday and
visited the different persons having
stock and gave fun Instructions for
the process.
TFa dipping solution IS made OF
lime and sulphur or nicotine and is