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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-10
Nov Gets 4s Eggs
A Day Instead of 3
VIZ. Vincent Cured His Hens 30 the
winter ioafiag Habit. Easily
bono.

Ny egg supply has increased
Afaderfully. Early IN January. /
started using Don Sung. had been
setiing ahoGi , eggs every other day
from 20 hens. By the end of Jan
nary ] was getting 80 eggs a DAY.
IN two weeks more. was getting I
dozen day. &C. ". Vincent
South. KY.
Mr.. Nincent's results. In January
prove thai You can get the eggs
when eggs are high li's no trouble
and costs nothing 10 try. The same
offer tina, Mr.. Vincent accepted g.
op-a- 10 you.
Give your hens Don Sung and
watch results for one month. n you
don't find that u pays for Itself and
BAYS YOU good profit besides. sim.
.nly tell W and your money will De-
promptly refunded.
Don Sung OChineae for erE-lay.
'ngi works directly on the egR-lay-
ng orgaDs. and N also q splendid
i0nie. " is easily given W. the feed
improves the hens health. make
h'-r stronger and more active in any
weaiher. and starts her laying.
TrS hon Sung for 20 days and u
. i"esnt ret Won the erEs. no mat
Ter how cold or vet the weather
rour money will be refunded BY 70.
turn mall. Get Ion Sung from voui
drnEfid or poultry remedy dealer
or send 20 cents for q paekaFe bs
mall prepaid. Burrell-D ugRer co
ST. Columbia Bldg. Indianapolis
Ind
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-10
SAYS PROBE NOT
RESPONSIBLE FOR
ASSEMBLY ACTION

~ Afecciaied ffeNs.
ELMNRA. y. v. Jan. 9-Thc
pretended commercial activities oi
he soviet bureau IN New York Wa
"a blind for distributing letters
rom lenine "a American workinr
uon aud the distribution OF other
rOnaganda directed against the
government" State senator CLAYTON
I, lusk declared in q statement o..
lay as chairman ~ the joint lcgis
alive committee investigating rad
'alism IN this state
senator Lusk answered charges IN
the form ~ questions which the five
socialist assemhlymen as yet nnseai
- 100 The state assembly had prenai
II 10 present Ia ~. laeislature r.
garding the activities ~ the Joint
committee
senator lusk's statement follows
Ne one outside OF members. coun.
20 and agents Of the committee and
state and local Officials have had
anything ot do with the sa-called
aids on the soviet bureau of any
ithcr organization.
The iuSk committee T. not 70
ponsible for the action 0f the as.
emily The speaker ~ the cssomhl,
member OF the committee and
tds knowledge ~ the evidence
sainsi tho members Tho issne 4,
lean cut II these mon believe tn
nd are working 70 hiring abont m.
''rr'hrow 90 N" government nv
nice and VIGILANCE thry viii M
.onhi"dlv be- denied their seats. II
lot. they will be- permitted tn
serve
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-10
Farmrrs ti~o Considered

Tue farmer may deduct all
mounts pat din preparing his land
or crop. and the cultivation. har.
esting. and marketing ~ thu CROP.
The cost of seed and fertiliEe. used
ind amounts spent y caring fo- lise-
took are deduciibie items. The cost
II minor repairs 20 farm buildings
jthefthan the dwelling. aud OF
ences. farm machinery. ard w4go1s
nay h. claimed. also the cost OF
arm tools which are used ~ ~ tue
'0urse of year or two. The COS, OF
machinery " a49Crmlncni character
,uch a. q thrashinr .mck.ne o. trss-
OF. b. held ~ b. @ ranitsi live rrsent
md H. nor en- Allowable deduction.
Tent paid Tor a fIrm b. dadgc'ibln
The prncipl IS nnderl AZ a. 'se 81
0Nances are equally lpicahie io the
onduct OF sny trade. busins OF
profession. ~ short ~ exps rses
'onnset-d solely ard s'ree,iy with
h. conduct D. "a iacon, producing
business. trade profession. OF voca-
ION are n1luu able
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-10

lsosses injured hy taxpayer Ia
my Transaction entered into Tor pro
a.. outside Of his regular business
are allowed l'nder the 1917 act Do
ductioDs for such losses were allow
81 only 20 the extent IT gains In sim
lar transactions. ~. for example. a
person made $1,000 ~ one stock
market Transaction and IN another
lost ts0ae he vas required 10 In.
elade the $1,000 In his return o.
gross inrome. and could deduct only
that amount a. a ioes. Under the cur
rent act DE- is allowed a deduction o!
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-10

san Francisco Is the place a.
shlfh one OF the most important
9nsmocraiic national conventions IN
- hisiory OF the party will asser.
~ Monday. Jgne :sth. Is N,
rms
And. who are the candidates.
Most OF me leaders and would-b,
asaers OF the Democratic parts
sem 10 be IN n most receptive franz
4. mind II one may Judge from III,
sssortment Of speeches delivered AZ
as jackson Dinner In Washington
thursday night.
~ course. We except W. J. Bryan
90 one would accuse him Of angiinf
&c the nomination. He merely re-
'essd his mind OF It's burden Tor
he hsneflt OF the country.
We believe that the people OF the
alton will stand by their Preslden,
will prove TO the world that n,
I'D not &c, In the capacity Of a
'snrehead during the recent peace
'frsen,ions In Paris. We beliey,
hat the proud name OF the country
.ssll Be upheld by vote of the
s:ssses. In spite OF the fact that
sfannt politicians at Washington
re now doing their utmost to mud
y the waters that they may there
~ secure uato themselves a bit OF
loiiticai capital.
The greatest need Of the nation
= strong. broadguase men for such
asitions Of trust as are Offered IN
he senate and House OF the Con.
vsss OF the United States. wheiher
isey b Republicans or Democrats.
II should be the pleasure OF thu
@nbers Of Congress TO protect ths
f'roue name OF their nation and thi,
N not be done by humbling tho
an whom the people chose as their
Naier.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-10
Will SrCCEED SCOTT
Vt FORT SAN IIOJ STON

SAN ANTONIO. Jan. g.-nripa
Tier Charles Treat. formerly mill.
any attach, a. Rome. Italy. and
Nho commanded the American forces
"iih the Italian armies in the drive
stich nnl Austria Hungary out o'
~" wsy has arrived here and will
'iceeeS hrieadier General W. s
>cptt. a. commander ~ Fort sam
houston when General Scott is 70.
'ir"1 ncNt Monday.
General Treat came from Camn
sherman, Ohio. where he was camp
commander. General Scott will be-
reiir"d because 81 ace. on order NJ
b" war department.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-10

creasing its subscription rates. 10
spite OF the fact that many Other
dailies are being forced 10 do 80
on the other hand It Is seeking I,
Increase the efficiency of the ser
vice which Il Is rendering To IN.
people OF the Panhandle aud IL vii
continue to grow better from da,
to day II the efforts OF Us eniir,
force. concentrated toward this end
are ayailing.
The Record SAYS:
Effective January 18th. the rat,
by carrier OF The Fort Worth Rec.
ord. delivered m the city oi ForI
Worth. viii he go a Neek. or "a o.,
per rr6nih
The single copy price ~ the sun
day edition WI be- SO effective Jan
nary 18th
our -csuHr readers are famuir'
Niih The rsons for Tho Increase o.
subsc piiaa price. hut 10 thos,
who may not be- nrf.lr vim a
siiuan,n w. haze only ~ say tina
The advance 6, due 10 the great In.
'ier-'' 700 he cost Of white paper
ar and ift.''ills.
A. the newspaper rcad'r on'Y
pays O. small portion 81 the cost o
producing thc paper. Ne believe that
he Is willing 10 bear o larger yolum,
OF "a" increase. and will gladly. Ia.
the present az least, pay more noarl
be- cos of production.
Newsprint paper costs. delivered
10 FORT WORTH. over Toe per noaud
The price for the last order W.
placed. nccessitatoi ON account @
replacing paper lost by fire. was q.
Der pound. : o. n. New York stat,
miil 80 Nc per pound the cost b
'ter 500 per cent more than prc
'ions years. \ 500 per cent increas,
subscription rate would mean oui
asking i5c a week. or sis5 No.
month. hnt instead We are only n
oreasinr our rates 10 2ic weal
" 3 go a month. not taking int,
consideration the increased war.
y" arr paying onr employees and m
high cnsi NJ materials entering lnt,
The manufacturing ~ the dai
newfpancr, tn say nothing Of dcliy
cry.
with present paper costing ovai
Ice q pound, delivered into our press
room. roSiy to usc. and inciudin.
'os, OF phAo gtavure section in Tn.
sunday Record. every annual sub
Seripiinn costs NJ SiL57 Tor pape
alone. without even taking int.
Confederation other costs or ovei
reli."ry and collection charge b
cur carriers. The amount paid a.
morning delivery and collecting vii
bring the net to rs OF ahoni soc ..
monthly subscription.
II has become 4 question OF cithc
increasing the subscription rates o,
reducing the quality Of The For
Worth Record. and believing ,ha
Foti' ls;srih.asd Texas vrrss Srs,hc,I
'hare thu Increased cost than in an,
w. a. have tho quality of The r.,
orl lowered. W. have chosen N
iirsi ~ 'shod.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-10
PAY yorR POLL TaxEs.


Those who desire 10 be ciiiicn
- the United States With the rich
n franchise during She mex; yoar
must pay their poll taNes bafor'
January 81.
State and national elections dur
ing the coming twelve months vii
quicken the interest Of voters
while many local issues may b
srourht 10 vote within that porto,
~ time.
II h the duty Of every good eli
On 20 take 4 real interest in tn
fairs OF the country. lie has N,
light 10 protest tina; the nation {
got heinz conducted by competcn
affics holders 10 he does not do hi
art toward elec,ine The right ma,
Ia office.
Indifference npon the part Of m
infars. until things begin tn .
vruss In public offices. IL ono 0
ne chief reasons why things do IRE
aentiy go wrons" why som,
Incompetent men slip into position,
{ trnst almost before one realize
q
The pecrse ~ the -ranhsndie A.
srs 10 do their whole duty. II
hat case. they should pay their pol
ans promptly covering both city
ma county.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-10
rtSTOi, ABSORBED ~
n,i;i KNEE ct ESI IN SAYS

NEW YORK. Jau tn. Re,
Henry NIGHT Miller parfor at Han
ION Place Methodist Episcopal
church. defended lhu religion spra
iat'c. m" WayiauU' from me- af.
iacks Of the Rev JOHN i,ua,h STRAIT
ton and The Rev ". Ilaldcm1u iu
bis .'ruon
! d. not recall rha there apnpr
IN iho pageant ruF SERBS with lower
limbs 'ypasod almost io tt. knee. o..
has hnon charged lr Miller ad
= toIr the reverend brother Ma eo
fngru scd In tho mufbid quest for
iae h.r' knee that 900 of the chast'
and beautiful religious Inspirations
Of the hour was missed
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-10
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pnEgc

The Asso,ia'ed Press l. excluslvei'
satltled 10 IA. Use tor republication
u ell uews Dispatches credited 10 u
r NOT ole 'visc credited IN this pspe'
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herein
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dispatches ierein are also reserved
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vine Service
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-10
ATTACKS PROPOSED BILL
LABOR REPRESENTATIVE SAYS
fIopusED COii,r Will \OT
SERVE ~ liIOSI.



TOPEKA. kas. Jan q THE bin
before the Kansas legislature GREAT
Inc q court OF Industrial relations
was attacked and supported IN the
house today BY speakers represent
Ing organized labor and the public.
fhr measure Nas airalfnod hy !. !.
sheppard Of Fort Scott. Kansas.
FEd defended hy 80 hNggihs. of
Emporia. member of tho state pub.
lic utilities comm ion. who assist.
ed in drafting Il
Z Mr sheppard admitted tho rond
intent ct the inju frlll court hili.
hHi declared that 90 was not cure
Zoe EXISTING induHr,il conditions aud
scrid nu, hriur about what its
authors expected lir declared /,
was iulinicle to iur best interest at
labor.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-10

-. 600
\ reasonable ailowant.. =. mad,
'or depreciation oi business nrop.f
y and ohsolesoence. and for the d..
Pi"tion OF oil and gas wells and oth.,
natural deposits.
Contributions or gifts made dur
ms the year 1919 TO corpu
organized for. charitable. scieniifi.
religious. ar educational PURPOSES. a.,
Tor the prevention Of cruelty tu am
mals or 10 the special fund for yoca
l,onal rehabilitation may b. deduc.
n 10 an amount not
''"r cent Of the taxpayers income.
Other p-siurtibl- Items
oihf items which may ~ deduct.
Il are as follows: ..
Taxes paid or accrue. cvnn. %,
wear 1919. except incOl.s, TAR pro
TITS. or excess-profit taxes. mud ,hos.
'ssessed against local benefits of 4
sind tending tn improve the value
" the property.
Los of property not connected.
win trade or business rising From.
Tires. storms. shipwreek or oth.r
usually. or from theft. II not com
pensaied for by Insurance. or other
wise.
Debts ascertained to h. worthless
md charged OFF within the year.
Interest paid or accrued on ind.bt
edhess except Indebtedness incurred
% purchase securities. the inier.s,
upon which T. eNemp, from tax.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-10
ANOTHER RATE INCREASE.

The continued increase In the
Il Of white paper Is forcing many
she larger papers 10 Increase their
shscrirtion rates materially. The
ert worth Record has made a new
tfe for subscribers within the city
. dollar n month. payable in adj.
,noe. or twenty-five cents a week
TIE News has sought diligently
keep the price Of Us paper with.
: reach Of every man. feeling a. We
q that into every home there ought
. 20 a first class daily newspaper
I'd that TIE buying Of II should be
Tie closest possible figure.
The News has no Intention Of In.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-10
mCTIoN,RY RFvIsrRs
REACH q ~ - YEARS

PARIS. Jan. s--Chris,mas AM
N'H Years day will set the Frencn
Noad''my hack tow weeks in theii
S"rk NJ revising the French diction
ifN' which. according Ia al. hes
si.maias. will he completed in 2og
o. e09i.
Tie two holidays this var happier
"a fall on Thursday. the only da,
ot-Lae- waek- a. ~hisl. the Forty In
morlais assemble.
"Aoase'av ni-mh'rs hogan tn, prcs
eni revision IN 1873. forty one-vear
ago aud haze reache. the tie 4.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-10
Nt ShI-FtN FACTS Yet
Slot III KNOW

b"tnruons from gross income In
ie'eiu1ining net income include all
lusins expenses. which arr the
lmonGi actually incurred during
he Tax year Ia the conduct ~ q
msinefs. trad.. or profession.
\ merchant may claim as dednc
lon thc amount paid for adveriis.
hE. hirr OF clerks. and other EN-
Hayes. The cost OF light. fuel. heat.
Taics. and telephone used in his
'lace 90 business. the cost of operat
ne delivery wagons. motor trucks
md Incidental repairs TO such We
iiolcs.
4 physician may claim as dsduc
Tors TIE cost OF medicines and medi
al slpp.ies used By him ia his prsc.
Zee. a reasonable proportion OF the
xpensss paid In the maintenance
nd repair Of an automobile used IN
making professional calls. the -Apen.
- of attending medical conventions
Tues 10 demtial societies and sub
icriptions 10 medical Journal. TIE
emf paid for office rooms aud the
Oct OF heat. water. light. telephone.
ic. used In such office rooms. and
aiarics paid 20 office assistants. RI.
aue deductions are allowed d.n.
list.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-22
To Relieve Caiarrh,
Catarrhal Deafness
And Head Noises

Persons suffering from catarrhal
deafness. or who are growing hard OF
hearing and have head noises wiz be
glad 70 know that this distressing AZ
Fiction can usually be successfully
treated at home BY an internal medi-
cine that IN many instances has ef-
fected complete RELIEF after other
treatments have failed Sufferers
Who could scarcely hear have had
their hearing restored to such an eE-
tent that the tick Of a watch was
plainly audible seven or eight inches
away from either ear Therefore. Il
you know OF someone who Is troubled
with head noises or catarrhal deaf
ness. cut out this formula and hand
It 70 them and you nay have been the
perhaps from total deafness The
prescri ption can be prepared AZ home
and IS made as follows.
Secure from your druggist I OF.
Farmint Double Strangth-) Take
this home and add 10 e Z pint Of
hot water and a little Ernulated
sugar stir until dissolved Take one
tablespoonful four times 2 day.
Parmirt Is used in this way not
only 70 reduce by tonic action the in
flammation and swelling in the EuE-
tachian Tubes, and thus 70 equailze
the air pressure on the drum, bat 70
correct any excess q secretions in
the middle ear. audkrhs results e
gives are nearly always Qulck and
effective
ETery person who has catarrh in
any form or distressing ruuhine
Kissing sounds in their ears. should
give this recipe a trial-dV.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-22

rated at noon today in the supreme
court room at the capital. Santa Fe
\. n, chief justice Mills administer
I ing the oath
This morning was the second cold
est OF the year. The government
Thermometer in the plaza was down
20 20 IL. a blizzard is sweeping the
middle west.
Henry Beach left for Mexico City
today. he has just sold his Juarez
retail store.
AT a meeting Of the bar association
az the courthouse this morning. A. n.
Walthau las elected special judge
OF the flst district court to act dur
ing the absence OF judge J. 81. Cog
gin. whose Little son, Jimmy. Is seri-
ously I'll.
The city school b0Srd met Saturday
afternoon, and discussed the applica-
tion made Ny Prof. John B. Hamilton
10 withdraw his resignation as princi-
pal OF the high school. The board de-
cided not TO allow the professor 70
withdraw his resignation.
wyandotte Ratching Eggs Phone
4950.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-22
HOROSCOPE

A STROLOGERs read this as an IN
n important day,fn planetary direc-
-ricn- but the signs are promising.
Venus and Jupiter are both IN benefic
ASPECT
There is prospect Of large business
enterprises or national organizations
IN which women are the sole man
ayers. the seers declare. and one OF
these viii accomplish great things
IN the business and professional field.
Venus is in place believed TO fore
shadow great increase in the number
Of young married women who work
outside the home IN clerkships or
learned vocationE-
In this new year the relation OF
women TO the commercial world will
be a subject Of widespread discussion
and VIII arouse anxiety about the
future Of the children Of this class
in America
again changes IN domestic custs=as
that viii overturn old traditions are
prognosticated- Many communists eE-
periments seem 70 be indicated
This rule should be an auspicious
one for all who deal in Womeu'E
luLuriess but reaction against COS
Tneties vim 5e apparent among
Again the seers prophesy that the
pendulum win swing back 70 the
standards Of other days when modesty
in dress and demeanor were de-
4ANal-ANAEI-
Jupiter offers high hopes TO
lawyers Great honors win come 70
a judge
Warning IS given that gambling
VIII greatly decrease and speculation
viii be prevalent
California is subject TO a planetary
government that Is most advsn-
taEeous- Manufacturing interests viii
j. ultiply and many great enterprises
viii be established. Il the stars are TO
be trusted
The whole western coast should
benefit from the aspects that viii rule
in the next few months.
Persons whose hirthdate Il is may
have year In which anZieties
menace but there viii be success and
good luck
Children born on this day are likely
10 be generOuB and witty. but these
subjects Of Aquarius are likely 20 be
strong Willed and inclined TO ar
ogance.-COpyrigh 1920 By the Nc
Ciure Newspaper Syndicate
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-22
YES TIONS
AND
ANS WERS
ANSWERS 10 QUESTIONS


n THE coupons on ny Liberty
". bonds VIII be all used M next
month. When does the treasury
Intend 20 issue permanent bondEf-
A. The treasury department says
that IL expects 70 exchange the tenn
lorary Issue OF. bonds for permanent
bonds about the 18th Of March.
@ I am goinE-tO change my place
Of residence on March I. Would ]
be subject 10 arrest for removing ny
private stock Of liquor from my pres
ent home 10 my new residencef-
A Il would be unlawful to move
!. your private supply from one home 70
another without obtaining a permit
To get this you must prove that you
came By the supply before July J.
1913.
expression sixteen TO one fi'-L. W. h.
A. a campaign tEsue when Mr..
Bryan first ran for president was
that OF the free and unlimited coinage
Of silver at the ratio Of sixteen 70
one The government now buys all
the gold that IS presented 10 Il at
a stated price. This proposal was 70
coin all the silver presented at a
price that was enc sixteenth that OF
q How did the White Rouss get
it, nnmes-E G. G.
a The executive mansion was
built Of white freestone- From the
beginning all its woodwork has been
painted white. To maintain its purity
OF appearance the stone itself came
70 be painted II was because Of its
appearance that It came 70 be re-
1erred TO as the white house
a. Is & true that premier Lloyd
George WIS extremely unpopular In
Great Britain nj one time NV. c.
A. The Boer war made Lloyd
George the most unpopular man in
Great Britain. for he warmly cham
pioned the cause Of the Beers
q How many states have a
mothers pension luWf-F. II. G.
A Thirty-eight states have made
some provision for the granting OF
pensions TO worthy mothers.
q II a widow Of soldier Of the
world war murriess does the compen-
<aticn 10 her children eeases-R. NJ. /
a. The GOVERNMENT compensation |
granted 70 widow ceases at the I
date Of her remarriaEe, but the COM I
pensation paid 10 the children viii /
continue
O. What governmental bureau re- I
deems mutilated paper blllss-E. Y.
A.. Mutilated currency which you /
wish redeemed should be sent to the !
secretary OF the treasury redemption 4
division, Washington, D. c.
O. Nay a second lieutenant, in
fnntry reserve corps, resign HIS com I
mission At this timei-T. z n.
A He may submit his resignation /
70 the war department but II Is op-
tional with tae secretary OF war I
whether Or not the resignation viii 4
be accepted
CAny reader can get the answer TO I
any question by writing The Herald I
Information bureau. Frederic J. Has 4
kin director. Washington. D. c. This /
otter applies strictly TO information
The bureau cannot give advice on /
legal. medical. and financial matters.
1t does not attempt 70 settle domestic
troubles nor to undertake exhaustive
research on any subject Write your 4
question plainly and briefly. Give /
fuu name and address and enclose !
tWo-cent stamp for return postaE6
IN replies are sent direct 70 the IN
Quirer)-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-22

Many times people are taken III
while travelling and the results often
prove disastrous. Before starting on
a journey you should be sure you
are prepared 20 quickly overcome
headaches, bili0usness, Indigestion
most agreeable and quickest way is
70 take along a bottle Of Eno's
Fruit salt" It's results are as sat
isfactory as Its taste IS agreeable.
At your druggists. s1O0 per large
bottle.-Adv-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-22
II Years Ago Today

D EPORTS from Warsaw tel that
N the anniversary OF RED Sunday"
in st. Petersburg IS being OBJ
served today by a strike Of the en-
pioxes OF the factories watch has al
ready been marked by bloodshed- A
detachment Of infantry fired on a
number Of socialists VINO were com
pelIing shop keepers 10 close their
establishments
Robert Murtls and Charles Davis.
r.. have announced as candidates IA
the field for the legislative office
vacated by he resignation OF A. l.
Sharpe, in this district
Long distance telephone connection
with Denver is already completed
down to Albuquerque and this week
the workmen VIII start towards II
PasO.
Gov. H J. Hagerman was inaugu-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-22

Owen r LoveJoy. president OF the
and who was former secretary Of
National Child Labor association is
to speak at the Associated Charities
annual meeting This meeting VIII
be held at the First Christian church
on the night Of January 2sth. Mr..
Lovejoy's subject viii be Child
Welfare and Reconstruction"