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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-24
SCOUT MASTERS TO DISCUSS
FALL AND WINTER PROGRAMS

Fail and winter programs VIII be
discussed at the monthly meeting OF
the FL Paso Scout Masters assocla-
ton which viii lie held at 6-45 o'clock
Tuesday evening at the chamber or
commerce Following a dinner. the
method OF election OF officers viii be
discussed. together with the term OF
office DIT. c. n. Thomas viii outline
the training course Herman IL An
dreas viii tell OF the first annual
"jambores.~ and ". E Denny VIII
talk on How We Can Profit From
the Summer Camp"
Glenn O. Everman viii outline the
fall and winter program Troop So.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-24
PRISONERS STOP
Bic JAIL BREAK

Globe. A-izs Aug. z4.-From hidden
places behind the second story tier
OF cages in the county jan. N. E Key.
Everett Husky and Dewey Thurlow.
three prisoners arrested here a few
days ago on several charges Of rob
berry. last night attacked william
Moore, night jailer. securing his
keys to the cages and choking him
almost 20 unconsciousuess in an at
tempt to deliver themselves from
Jail
Moore has Just turned the key IN
the cage door when he was attacked
by the prisoners Key grabbed the
keys in Moore's hand and unlocked
the cage door as Thurlow and Husky
held the jailer TO the door
Just as Key swung the cell door
opens oliver Slower an Indian, and
Pete Sachens both serving federal
sentences in the county jan, took the
attacking prisoners 20 task and de-
livered Moore from their hands.
Slower was badly cut above the right
eye.
Key had secured the keys to the
outer doors instead OF those to the
cages It is believed by officers that
fully l6 prisoners occupying the sec
ond tier would have been freed
When AOoFs was rescued by the
federal prisoners he ran to the front
OF the Jan and fired a shot for help
Several citizens assisted IN getting
the men 70 their cells
Thurlow and husky are paroled
prisoners from the state penftentiary
ct Florence
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-24

Anthony. n. ". Aug. 24--The canta-
loupe shipments last week amounted
to 81 cars. five cars were loaded Mon
day. These shipments viii continue
until Thursday when the season for
heavy shipments viii be closed with
the exception OF an occasional car.
One OF the fruit growers Is making
arrangements TO ship several cars
to san Antonio. Texas.
The 100 acre cotton field Of ]. H
Pool IS attracting much attention
and persons are driving far TO see the
plants which are four feet high
Orders for hay are brisk. but Il Is
impossible to fiji them owing to the
shortage OF cars. The average hay
shipments amount to about one car a
day at present
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-24
GREAT CROPS IN WEST
TEXAS PLAINS COUNTRY

Stamford. Tex, Aug. 2s.-The plains
country OF west Texas for 1920 viii
produce more wheat, corn, feterita,
sudan, milo and cotton than any other
section OF the United States, accord
ing 70 a statement Of Porter A
Whaley. manager OF the West Texas
chamber Of commerce
at one place I saw a field where
the rows Of corn were q mile long,
and the stalks were OF uniform
height, verdant from many rains. and
promissory OF exceedingly large
Yields" said Mr.. Whaley-
Everything Is wheat and corn and
maize and cotton Al barns are be-
ing built greater. The Eranaries are
being extended Harvest hands have
had a great berth for many weeks
The Texas plains will this year con-
tribute more TO the production OF the
nation than any other section Of the
nation A few years ago the plains
were despised Today they are ten
anted BY the highest class OF Amer
lean citizenship"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-24
Father Burns
Boys Fingers
ASPualiShn1ent

Because his son. Juan MARTINEZ. 5
years old. took so cents from cash
register at a store at 507 South ore
Eon street. Ricardo r Martinez Aeld
the boys fingers in a gas flame until
they we're badly burned. according to
city detectives who arrested Maru-
nez.
Persons living near the man report
ed to the police Monday afternoon
that he was mistreating the boy and
city detectives answered the call and
on Investigation found him suffering
from severe burns. they declared
They called a physician who dressed
the boys burned hands and arrested
Martinez on a charge OF aggravated
assault
According to the police report Mar
tinez confessed that he burned the
child's fingers to scare him ne
was transferred to the county jail
Tuesday. where he awaits prelim-
mary hearing.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-24
To make
CANAL REPAIRS

vinton. Texas. Aug. 24.-An extern
sive piece OF reconstruction work on
the canal on the west side win be
done this winter. Plans are being
made to start the work about Novem-
Der l. Plans call for making the
east ditch OF the La Union ditch sys-
tenn into the main canal 70 start on
the McNary farm at Chamberino, as
at that point the north end Of the
main canal ends and TO make It con-
tinue south through the farming com
munities west OF here The drag
line DREDGING machine Will do the
work which viii require much less
time than the old method Of using
teams and men When finished the
canal viii be 20 feet wide and the
banks viii be raised one foot higher
than they are at present
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-24
Secrets OF The
Mooies ReDealed

n Who e. the most married man in
" the mOviesf
X Who else could it be than the
man who has made a screen name for
himself as a he vamp'-LeW Cody,
tlae Nat Goodwin OF the film, having
been married and divorced five times
At the present time he is single As
he recently bought 2 s50.0oe home IN
Los Angeles, speculation IS rife as 70
whether he intends TO make sixth
trip to the altar One OF Lewis wives
was the beautiful Dorothy Dalton
G. How IOng has @Fatty7 Ar
buckle been appearing in picturesf
A. About eight years
q What screen star IL known aa
Buck Parvfnf
A Art Accord. who started his
screen career appearing in series Of
western pictures called Buck Par
vim in the Movies"
q What current New York stage
success was recently purchased for
the screen for S1Oo.0OOf
A.. East Is West"
e. What Is Louise Fazenda'H real
namel
A That's it It is a Portuguese
nams and means farm"
q What are the ages, weights and
heights Of the TalmadSe siEtersf
A Norma Talmsdge, % years old,
Is five feet. two inches tai and weighs
no. Constance is two years younger
than Norma and IS three inches taller
and weighs 10 pounds nores NaAlie
is two years younger than Constance.
the same height as Norma, but weighs
10 pounds less than Norma All
clear 2-CopyriEh 1920, Thompson
Feature SerTice.)
In a small scene. which requires
only a Few feet OF space, how are
actors kept within range Of the
camera at all lines when pIayinEf
This question VIII be answered
among Others IN this department
tomorrow.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-24
BIBLE CLASS NSPECTS
ILLICIT BOOZE SAMPLES

Col J. H Fleming, inspector IN
charge Of the prohibition office. and
officers r E Perkins and G shaw
spoke before the mems bible class OF
the First Presbyterian church sun
day morning Of the work The depart
ment Is doing in combating the Illicit
traffic Of liquor in FL Paso-
The prohibition officers explained
that since last January, when the de-
partment was organized, 10 defend
ants have been brought before the
United States commissioner, all OF
which either made bond or were held
10 answer to the federal court They
asked the cooperation Of the class IN
helping suppress bootlegging.
An interesting exhibition OF differ
ent kinds OF Illicit liquors. including
asbootIsE." -moonshine" and cactus
juice" were shown and explained 70
the bible class, as well as samples Of
fake tables.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-24

Antonio Vera and Francisca In
riquez-
Pedro salvaro and Maria L. Con.
zalez.
Abram Tsles and Adelaide c
Morales
Clarence sebring and Juanita Boyd
Victor E JorEenson and Nay 3
King
James R. Reid and Lois n. AIcIn.
tosh.
Jose II 1lscias and Maria Chavez.
Ross L Newlin and Bertha GUM
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-24
7. N. C. A. LIMITS SERVICE
IN E.LL.L -nE.rE-E-r Iii

A H Wheeler. Of the Y. N. c. Al.
returned Monday from the Pacific
coast, where he studied Y. II. c A
employment bureaus. In the past no
distinction was made between mem
bers and nonmembers OF the Y. Il
c. ~ but IN the future privileges OF
the employment department win be
given only 10 members or to *
service men
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-24

Canutillo. Tex, Aug. z4-The first
bolls OF cotton 20 open in this district
are on the. H 7. Pys farm west OF
Canutillo. Mr. Pye is an experienced
cotton grower He moved here from
Louisiana about the first OF the year.
The cotton was planted between April
p and Is, and Mr.. Pys has a 70-acrs
field that promises a big yield.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-24
STATE NATIONAL BANK

Capital, Surplus 4 Profits s4s0. 10000.
Interest Paid On Savings Accounts.
G. r. Morehead, President.
Joseph MarCffin, Fice-PreEideut.
c. \. Bassctt. Vice-Presldent.
George n. Fiory, Nice-Presidenf.
r. ". McAfee, Cashier.
c. n. Nebeker, Asst Cashier
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-24

negro. OF the FL Paso Boy Scouts.
viii give a program OF musical Sc
lsctions-
The first OF the new seasons courts
CT honor VIII be held September s.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-24

men are AL to the good As for
women, well. I perfer 70 express my
preference after seeing the color OF
the hair OF the girl I an talking
with Sometimes I think Ike red
hair best
Maurice SehyFartz-Why pick on
meg ] don't believe there Is such
thing as a woman vamp. They are
AL nice. Too many men vamps:
that's the trouble with the world
Bob PaEe-My red ties catch EN-
all ] should worry
w 6. ROe-Don't get me into this;
my wife's a blond and NY daughter
Is a brunei.
FULL line Of KoDAKs and KODAK
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-24

Deputy sheriff J. c StanseI Is ex-
pected 70 arrive Wednesday from san
Diego, bringing with him E. Gun
ningham. charged with removing a
rnortgaged automobile from FL Psso.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-24

want Kodak Finishings-see Can
dsra-=AdT.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-24
Mark TzCafn Said.

solomon with his thousand wives
was not 50 wise after all A wise
nan has no wives.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-24

FULL line OF KODAKS and KODAI
supplies at Gandara'a-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-24

.utonio Vera and Francisco En-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-24

CSC childrens and
misses hose = white.
black and cordovan-
all sizes 40
Extra Special. 3CC
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the danger was not wholly removed.
Army Not Loyal

The realization was finally brought
home to the cabinet that the army
which Herr Noske was supposed to
control was far from being the loyal
organization i,2 NED upon and that
the Berlin garrisons had also been
noculated by the officers of the old
school and were ready for the rising
when the cal came. The secrecy
with with which the revolution was
planned and carried out has stunned
everyone.
Field Marshal Won Hindenburg is
reported to lie favored by the new reg
ime as imperial President, but thus
far he has remained in the back
ground. The former minister OF for
eign affairs Gottiieb Won JagoW, and
General Baron Won Falkenhausen,
former governor general Of Belgium.
arc among the leaders of the counter
revolution.
While the movement has been car
ried out rapidly and in apparent Or
der. there is an undercurrent of anX-
iety among the people of Berlin as
to possible future occurrences.
Counter measures are expected soon,
although the Kapp government has
taken precautions to place those men,
bers of the former government who
could be reached under arrest.
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nent supporters Of the Ebert govern
ment have been arrested. They IN
cmde Ulrich Rauscher, head or the
German press service.
Jagow Foreign Minister.
Paris, Mar. BIT is announced
among leaders of the new government
a. Berlin that revolutionary troops
are in control at Munich.
Gottlieb Won Jagow has been ap-
pointed minister of foreign alairs'
DnrIin adyices say. Dr. Schlffer, 1or-
NOR minister OF Justice; Matthias Efz-
iLyrger. former finance minister; Herr
l;acEisch. Prussian minister OF Wor-
SIN and Dr.. karlheine, former PruS-
sian minister of justice, have been
arrested.
The reichswehr have marie an
agreement with the reVolutlonlsts.
no Resistance
! Berlin, March 13.-Germany To-Day
is in the throes of a counter reVolu-
tionary movement which was sue
cessful this forenoon in turning the
Ebert government out of BERLIN ana
setting I'D a new administration in
the capital. ,.+
President Ebert and his cabinet
offering no armed resistance TO the
troops which invaded
Berlin from the suburbs, have gone
to Dresden and established the seat
Of their government in that city.
The new government which has
been preyisionally proclaimed here
with DR.. Wolffgang Kapp as chan
cellor, has declared the national as
sembly dissolved and announced that
new elections would be held.
The old government through its
majority socialist members, includlng
President Ebert, has issued procla-
nation calling for a general strike
as the only means Of saving Germany
from the return of William II.
| Troops Affected: -.
| Reports from outside Berlin de-
clare the counter revolutionary move
ment has affected the troops in large
numbers throughout the country, the
new security guards as we'll as the
old army forces.
The Kapp government, in state
lment to the press, uecldleu l'ee'i
neither reactionary nor monarchls-
tic.
The events that led up to these de-
velopments were dramatic and rapid
in sequence.
| Last evening it became known that
, the government Of President Ebert
and Minister Of DEFENSE Noske had
come upon traces of serious plot
to overthrow the republican regime.
Orders were issued for the arrest of
the men believed to be concerned.
They were first and chiefly, DR.. Wolff
gang Kapp. noted as a reactionary.
who has been prominent in all agita-
tions of the fatherland party and an
extreme antagonist of the republican.
and General Won Luettwitz, who was
in command of the first self-styled
group Of reichswehr, or empire de-
fense forces.
With them were associated Cap
tain Pabst, a cavalry officer Of the
guard, who had taken leading part
in the suppression Of the Spartic;st
revolt last year. Apparently, not
withstanding the precautionary
measures taken by the government,
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ReactiOnaries Take
Charge at Berlin;
Ebert at Dresden

The Hague. Mar. 13.--Nelther
the former emperor nor the
crown prince is implicated IN tne
overthrow OF the government Ill
Germany, 50 far rs can he icarh-
ed here. The Associated Press
was assured today by an entire
ly reliable authority that b0lh
Amprongen castle. where the
former emperor lives, and the
Island of Wieringen. where the
former crown prince makes ms
residence. are already SO closely
guarded that it will be absolutely
unnecessary for the Dutch gov
prnment to take further measures
TO prevent intrigue or their es.
cape.
II is learned. however. that }.
B Kan, secretary general OF Ho!'
land. who is charged with guard.
ING the former emperor and
crown prince is engaged In con-
ference with the minister OF Jus.
tice, having previously consulted
officials of the home ministry.
London, Mar. 13.-Herr Noske
minister of defense in the Ebert gov
eminent. has surrendered to the new
government, according to reports re
.ceiyed here from Berlin.
Allied Missions Not MoleSted.
Berlin, Mar. 13.-Members OF th'
allied mission in Berlin are not De
ing molested and they are allowed u
mass without hindrance in mllltar!
motor cars through the barrlcade'
which have been set up in the street.
There are no signs of hostility TO
ward foreigners, who are moving Tree
ly about the city.
Baden Refuses to Come In.
Karlsruhe, Baden, Mar. 13.-Th'
government of Baden has issued
proclamation saying that it does no
recognize the "reactionary' govern
ment at Berlin and will have no inter
course with it.
General Won Davans, commander
in-chief of the Baden army, declared
this afternoon that he would suppor
the Baden government against the
new Berlin government.
In an appeal to the people of Bad
en- to support the administration, Gen
eral Won Davans says:
"The existence of the state is II
danger. Ersmy occupation is menac
ing us. Save the republic"
"A Peaceful Overthrow"
London, Mar. 13.-Reports reaching
the Weekly dispatch from Berlin sag
that in the provinces similar peace
full overthrow of the socialist govern
ment" has occurred, except at Bruins
wick and Magdeburg.
Minister of Defense Noske and oth
er members of the Ebert ministry, &C
cording to the dispatches mottored tt
Dresden and surrendered to the com
:mander of the garrison there.
Counter Measures Expected.
London, Mar. ia Berlin dispatch
to the Central News says that coun'
ter measures from the left radicals
are expected tonight. Many proml
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the plot had gone too far to be ar
rested as the troops selected for the
surrender Of Berlin were already on
the way and the force at the disposal
Of the government was not only III
sufficient, but was not altogether de-
pendable.
Troops on March
When the news came that reVOlu-
iionarv forces from the big camp
at Doeberitz were on the march, OF
ficers of rank belonging 10 the GOV
ernment troops were sent 10 meet
them. as emissaries of the President
70 order them to deSist and return to
their quarters. The mutineers, VINO
belonged mainly to naval brigades
with some additions from Baltic troops
who have always been disaffected and
urlisciplined, met the government S
representatives. Of whom the chle1
was general Won Oldershausen and
proposed some terms of an extreme
character which were referred to the
cabinet in Berlin.
At the same moment a proclamation
prepared in advance was issued prom
ising the people freedom and order
and dissolving the national assembly,
declaring that the assembly's mission,
which was to establish constitution
and conclude peace, had been fulfilled.
The leaders of the late government,
have on their part, issued an appeal
to the people, claiming their support
against the reactionaries and calling
uHon mem to organize a general
like.
Moved to Dresden
The late government leaders quit
Berlin at an early hour and later
were reported at Dresden where the
seat OF the old government has been
established.
The revolution has been bloodless.
The public at large was taken COM
pietely by surprise. Life in Berlin is
proceeding today as usual. Prog
nostications regarding the future for
the movement seem idle.
Yesterday the chief interest was
financial, and commercial circles were
absorbed in the sudden realizing in
the value of the mark. During the last
few days persons who had been hoard
ing foreign money for speculative pur-
poses began unloading as fast as pos
sible. Whether this had anything to
do with the turn in political events it
is impossible to say. Attention is be-
ing called to the latest statement OF
the reichbank, which shows a great
increase in the flood Of paper money
Knew Beforehand.
The Ebert government had knowl-
edge beforehand of the pending count
er revolution, but the precautions
taken proved to be entirely inadequate
Outside of the security police and the
Noske troops on patrol, nothing indi-
Gated at o'clock this morning that
Berlin would wake up to find the
Ebert government turned out. The
President himself left Berlin with
some of his followers two hours after
that time.
Admiral Won Trotha had been dis
patched to Doeberitz Friday night for
the purpose Of conferrng with the
troops and admonishing them to de-
sist from any violent procedure. He
returned and informed the cabinet that
the agitation had subsided but that
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SEVEN J. ". w. ARE FOI-ND
Chilly OF NIRDER

Montesano, Wash. Mar. 13.-Seven
of the ten Industrial Workers of the
World charged with the murder of
Warren o. Grimm, one of the four
former soldiers shot during an armis-
tice day parade, at Centralia, Wash.
were found guilty tonight of second
degree murder. Three others were
found not guilty. Loren Roberts, one
Of the trio, was acquitted on the
ground Of insanity.
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ENLISTS MAGNETISM
TO END FOOD DECAY
From New York Times.

From New York Times.
An invention to keep fresh indefin-
itely fruits and vegetables, without
the use of ice or chemicals, WAS de-
monstrated here yesterday by its in
ventor. DR.. Harry Barringer Cox,
whose work in the invention of the
dry battery, the ground wireless and
many other contrivances is known
throughout the country and Europe.
Dr.. Cox, who brought the apparatus
here from California without remov-
ing it's contents, in order to test its
efficacy for a moving train, asserted
that the contrivance would prove to
be one of the greatest factors in re-
ducing the cost of living.
Magnetism, or as DR.. Cox phrased it
that still undeueloped force in the
earth which makes a compass needle
point north, is according to the IN
ventor, the force that is made use of
in the apparatus. It's vitalizing, or
preserving, powers he discovered by
accident after thirty-five years of
scientific research. His discovery, he
asserted, opens up the field of earth
magnetism so that it is likely to over
shadow electricity in Importance.
DR.. Cox displayed endorsements of
the apparatus by many prominent per-
sons. The United States Department
of Agriculture, the California Fruit
Growers Association and Los An
geles Chamber of Commerce, which
styled the contrivance as "the great
est discovery of the age," are among
the endorsers. He asserted that the in
venton would prevent waste amount
ing to $1OO,OOO,OO0 year.
In the room at the Hotel Pennsyl-
vinia where DR.. Cox demonstrated
apparatus the thermometer stood
close to so degrees. In a corner was a
box the size of suitcase which held
tin cans, about the sizs of silk hat.
"A copper wire was attached to the ra-
diator and run through the bottom of
the box. This wire was attached to a
"vitalizer" at the bottom of each tin
box or "consavador. He explained
that the wire could be attached to a
gas pipe, water pipe or any other me-
tallic substance connected ultimately
with earth or water.
The first cover he removed was one
marked: "Orange, 1917" The orange
was not only firm and as cool as if it
had just been picked, but was covered
with moisture. He then showed wast
years new potatoes" then old potato
es, carrots and other vegetables. They
were all firm, flavor and temperature
of tn products apparently were the
same as on the day they were taken
fro mthe ground or tree.
"This connecticut" explained DR..
Cox, harnesses the earth currents.
The vital forces of the earth are
transmitted through the receptacle
which are kept in as perfect state as
when on the vine or tree or in the
earth.
"vegetation is due to the action of
radioactive rays of the sun, which are
produced in the earth, and which
through this new method may be
transmitted, by metal connection to
any vessel and the products contained
therein. The process going on in the
vessel is exactly the same as that
which goes on in the earth. I have in
vented nothing new. have simply dis
covered one of natures many wonder
full and simple laws"
SEVEN :. ". w. ARE FOI'ND
GUILTY OF MURDER
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San ak P Preparations

Look for the San-TaX Nurse in
Austin-Perrin Drug Store. They alone
may sell these preparations. There is
wide range of these San-Tax pre-
arations- all of perfect purity-and
each for some definite need of
hygiene or toilet.
We have just secured full stock of
Hi-Grade rubber goods and can
furnish you with any article that is in
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rubber goods to be the best that can
be bought.