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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-21
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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-21
ZATARG SEDZIEGO DAVI-
DA Z BURMISTRZEM.

Sedzia J. B. David Sadu wyz-
szego odwoIal sic dziSiaj do
swych kolegow tego Sadu, ably
zH2czyli sic MIN w obronie "a
grozonej przez burm. ThompSo-
ia i szefa policyi Fitzmorrlsa
wiadzy sedziowskicj. Klika bur
mistrza Thompsona wyPowie-
dzia}a otwarta wojne sedzlcmu
Davidowi ! oSwiadczyia, &c po-
czvni starania, celcm usuniccla
go Z zaimowancgo urzedu na tc)
podstawie, IL ma OH rzckomo
zbyt liberalnic wypuSzczac are
sztowanych przez policye zbrod-
marry ia zasadzie ~habeas cor
pus". Wskutek tego apclu Sc
diego Davida dzisiejsza mlesle'
czna sesya czionkow SQdu wy
szcgo przemieni sic W specyaIne
posiedzenie, ma kt0rem zadecy-
dowany zostanie kurs polltykly
jakiego sad ten sic chwycl wo-
hec uzurpacvinvch tendencyl ka,
cvk0w L ratuSZa.
Sedzia David opiera swe sta
nowisko na tel zasadzie, re pore
czony konstytucyq ,krajow2 roz-
dzial wladzy adniniStracyJneJ
ustawodawczej i sadownicze]
lest narazony ma niebezpieczen-
Stwo skutkiem zachowania sic
ataku wiadz miejskich. Jest on
przekonany, ze kolcdzy jego po-
dzicla Z MIN tc zapatrywanla
podadzq mu wspolnic dion, celem
podtrzymania praw konstytucyl-
nych.
Postara sic przy tenn wykazac
szczeg0lowo, ze wszystkie udzle
lane przezen zwolnienla ma pod
stawie .,habeas corpus opieraiy
sic SciSle ma tenn zasadnlczem
prawic, gwarantujacem wolnosc
osobista kazdej jednostki, a pod
niesiona przez policye kampanla
przeciwko niemu jest prowadzo'
IA tendencyjnie tego Jedynle
powodu, ably pokryc nieudolnosc
wiadz bezpieczenstwa publiczne'
90 W niektorych wypadkach
zwalit wing, ponoszona Przez te
wiadze, ma instytucye sadowa
Policya zada w pewnych razacf
pozbawienia wolnosci ludzi, pre-
ciwko kt6rym ME potrafiia re,
brat potrzebnych dowodow mns ms
iedynie podejrzenia, wiezienie zas
kogokolwiek ma tel podstawie by
ioby rzecza nielegalna, ma ktorq
sad zadna miarq zgodzic sic ME
mOie
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-21
LerWOWylll.
HANDEL Z SOWIECKA
ROSYA.

Washington, 81. grudnia. -
Ia upowaznieniem Departamen.
to Stanu, Ministerstwo Skarbu. O.
raz federalny wydziaf rezerwowy
zniosiy wczoraj o@raniczenia w
sprawie eksportacyi pieniedzy,
:ztab ziota srebra, oraz innej
waluty - do sowieckiej Posyi,
CIV to w rodzaju kredyt6w. czy
W wymianie handlowej. Krok ten
zostai przedsiewziety celem
wprowadzenia w zycie decyzyi
DEPARTMENTS Stanu, kt6ra usu-
ne}a ograniczenia bedace w dro-
DE nawiqzaniu stosunkow ham
dlowvch krajami zagranlczny-
mi. Urzednicy NIinisterstwa
Skarbu obiaSniaia, IL usuniecie O.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-21
7 Biura MeteorOIOg' cznegO.


Wsch6d stonca o godzlnic 7:1o.
Zach6d sloiica gOdzinie 4:22.
Pogoda w Oh. okolicy: Snieg
we wtorek, we srOde niestaia pogoda
zimniej. Silny wschodni wiatr we
wtOrek, przechodzqcy we srode W pol
nocno-zachodni.
Temperature DOLBY minionej: -
NaiwyisZa wczOraj o godzinie VIE
cz6r, 81 stopni, najnizsza godzinie
5 rano, 10 stopni.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-21
BOZE NARODZENIE MUS1
Bye ,,SUCHE".

Swieta Bozego. Narodzenia i
Nowv Rdk musza bye w Chica-
60 ,,suche".
Take polecenie wydal Frank
d. Richardson, szef urzednikow
prohibicyjnych ma dystrykt Srod-
kowy Stan6w Zjcdnoczonych, O.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-21

giaszajac r6wnoczcSnic nastePu-
lace ostrzezcnie pubIjcznc:
,.Chce ostrzedz kaidego micsz-
kanca Chicago. IL bedzic rzccz2
bardzo ryzykowna niem2dr2
iczeli zostanie przylapany W ka-
wiarni vodka w kieszcni, albo
ieSli sic 90 przychwvci ma pre-
noszeniu wilma lub w6dki na &C
IcbraCyr SwiateCZuc. ktO bedZIC
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-21
PRAD MONARCHISTYCZNY " BAWARYI.
Zwalene SIC WierzchOka Cory ma Wyspe Saseno.
INNE TELEGRAMY ZAGRANICZNE

zgadzaja sic na Przeprowadzenie
demObilizacyi cywilnej milicyi
zgodnie I odpowiedni2 klauzt1la
traktatu werSalskiego. Rad pru-
ski zamierza sformowanie novel
miIicyi, organizacya ktorej ME
bedzie w sprzecznoSci trakta-
tenn, jednak bedzie zabezpiecza-
Ia wschodnia granice Prus.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-21
NOMINACYA CHICAGO
WIANKI.

Washington, 2l. grudnia. -
Panna Marya Anderson Chicago
zostala wczoraj zamianowana
przcz prezydenta Wilsona dyrek-
torka Kobiecego Biura Departa
mcntu Piracy W Waszyngtonic.
General major +. O'Ryan, ko-
mcndat gwardyi narodowej w No
wynn Norku, zostal mianowany
przcz prezydcnta general majo-
rem w oficerskim korpusie re-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-21
KURS MAREK POLSKICH.

Wedle komunikatu POlskic9o Hon
suIatu Gcncralnego kurs marek pol
skich wynosi dis $40 marck "a 81.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-21
PRAD MONARCHISTYCZNY
w BAWARYI.

Berlin, 81. grudnia. - Organ
.SocyaliSt6w niemiecEich .,Frei--
.heit" oznajmia, re obywatclska
niIicya w Bawaryi, pomimo "a
dania aliant6w rozbrojenia jej,
stale sic silniejsz2 L dniem }kaz,
dym. Bawarczycy planuia re-
sturacye starych monarchii w
.caIyCh Nicmczech. szczegol-
rie w Prusach ! Pomeranii.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-21
POROZUMIENIE LITEWSKO
BOLSZEWICKIE.

Warszawa, 81. grudnia.
l,iedzy Litwq kowiensk2 a RoSye
sowiecka nastapilo Scisle porozu-
mienie. w zwiazku tenn attache
wojSkowy sowietow GHgorleW
wviechai do kOWna.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-21
KALENDARZYK.

Dzis, wtorek, 21 grudnia: Sw. To-
masza Apost-
Jutro, Sroda, % grudnia: Sw. Ze-
mona =.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-21
KARDYNAL GIBBONS MA
SIZE LEPIEI

Baltimore, Nd, II. grudnla.-
" edle otrzymanych tu Z Union
Mills. Md. wiadomo$ci W ostat-
rich trzech dniach stan zdrowil
:. L. y. Kardynala Gibbonsa zna-
cznie sic polepszyI Wieksz2
czeSc dnia wczorajSzcgo \. Kar-
Gynal Gibbons spedzil ma czyta-
ni;,, siedzqc W fotelu, oraz przyj-
Iu0Nvct NyiZytv
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-21
KANADA ZNOSI PODATEK
CD ,.LUKSUSU."

Ottawa, Tor. Kan, 81. grudnia.
- Nadeszla tn wczoraj Wiado
moSt, IL rad kanadyjski znijsl
wszelkic podatki od t. wv. ,,luk
susu" W ca}ej kanadzic, pr6cz
napoj0w alkoholicznych, wyro.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-21
ALIANCI zADAJA Cd MEM
cow 500 MILIARDoW MA
REX ODSZKODOWANIA.

Bruksela, 21. grudnia. - 10
misya reparacyjna zrobiia pewien
postep W kierunku okrc5lenia O.
goInej sunny odskodowania wojen
rego. jakq Niemcy bed2 musiaiy
zapfacit. Suma ia, wed}ug slow
delcgat6w niemieckich, wynosl
viecej niz caiy budzet panstwo-
wv Niemicc i Austryi. Delegaci
r;emieccy wskazujq. &c z9dania
aiiant6w przewyzszaja SUNG
5OO,OOOOOo,OOO marek W ziocie,
60 wediug obccnego kursu wyno-
s. bIisko 4,OOO,OOO,OOO,OOO marek.
OkreSlenie takiej sunny dowodzi'
ze alianci ME maja pojecia Q
zdolnoSci p{atniczej Niemcow.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-21
ZATWIERDZENIE TRYBU-
NALU MIEDZYNARODO-
WEGO.

Geneva. 81. grudnia LPrasa
Stow) - Dwadzie5cia diva pan
Siwa podpisaly wczorai protokoi,
radaiacv egzekutywne zatwier--
Genie p,anowi Ligi Narodow try
bunaIu miedzynarodowego. CITE
~ panstwa - PortugaIi2, Szwaj-
carva. Dania ! Salvador zgodzily
sc ma przymusowq arbitracye.
L chwila ratyiikowania proto-
l;.iu przez odpowiednie rz2dy
rairstw. ktGre go podpisaiy, try
buuai natychmiast rozpoczn'e
swoia dzialalnoSc.
DeIegaci wyrazitj nadzie--
ie. ze Stany Zjednoczone. cho
c,az ME nalez2 do Ligi, jednak
dadza swojq zgode. lego rodza-
il. akt ze strony Ameryki zwie-
kSzylby materyalnie szanse po--
wodzenia trybunalu. Egzekuty-
vna zgoda Stanow Zjednoczo'
nych mog}aby bye wyrazona
przcz przyslanie swego przedsta-
wiciela do Genewy " celu podpi-
sania protok6iu, nastepnic spra,
va ia mogEaby bye przedstawio-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-21
400 OFIAR TRZESIENIA
ZIEMI w ARGENTINE.
Ruenos Aires. Il. grudnia.


Ogolna liczba ofiar - zabitych /
ramych - piqtkowego trzesienia
ziemi w Argentynie jest okreSlo-
ne ma przeszlo 400 os6b. Wiado-
moSci Powyzsze zosta}y otrzyma-
ne Cd organizacyi ratowniczych.
Wczoraj odczuto move wstrzasy.
Duze przestrzenie zosta}y zala-
ne wodq, ktora w dalszym ciagu
wycieka obficie re szczelin, ktore
potworzyly sic wskutek trzesie-
MIA
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-21
OKUPACYJNE WOJSKA AME
RYKANSKIE POZOSTAJA
MAD RENEM.

Paryz, 21. grudnia. - General
Allen, dow6dcs amerykahskich
wojsk okupacyjnych mad Renem,
oznajmii. re otrzymai on wczo-
raj Waszyngtonu kategoryczne
zaprzeczenie, ze wojska amery--
kanskie zostana odwolane Z mad
Rcnu W niedlugim czasie.
PRUSY ZGADZAJA SIZE MA
DEMOBILIZACYE.
Berlin, 81. grudnia. - Urzedo-
we biuro pruskie donoSi, re Prusy
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-21

w aSZYES StOnu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-21

Wane ma pOmOc.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-21

UW CukrOWvCh ! Kart DO grv,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-21
SaLome Makes New
Record, Not For
Dancing -ButteTfdl

Fargo. y. d, Dec. Z1-The Mir
acle show" has been discovered.
She IS Salome's Carnation, a pure
bred Jersey owned by william Page.
OF Hamilton. n. D. she has shat
tered the high North Dakota record
for butterfat production in the two
year-old heifer class. The previous
record was $3.50 pounds OF fat pro
duced In one year. II was held by
an animal owned by the agricultural
college
The new record hung up by sa-
lOme's CarnatiOn is for PSI days, or
less than nine months. In that time
she has produced 40105 pounds Of
fat II IS confidently expected that
in the remaining three months she
VIII bring the total production for
the year up to the 500 pound mark
Salome's Carnation is not getting
any more care or feed than any OF the
other cows in the herd She is be-
ing MIXED only twice a day. Live
stock experts declare that with the
usual. extra care given most test
cows the production would be ma
terially larger
The helfsr was bred and raised IN
North Dakota, q few miles from the
Canadian line. which, livestock men
say is conclusive proof OF the sue
cess Of dairy cattle raising In the
northwest This phase Of farming Is
being developed rapidly in North
TO farmers BY the state.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-21
LADY ASTOR SCOLDS WOMEN
FOR THEIR LACK OF LOYALTY
Tres 10 do Something's Benefit WOmanknd Only to Be Met
With Most Distressing Apathy-Says They Are Not As
Loyal As the Men and Should Adopt Continuity
of Styles Same As Men Folks Do.

and initiate the men We should
learn continuity Of dress from the
men. What would we think II the
men changed the length Of their
trousers every year,
After which she declared she had
made a rambling speech because her
mind was muddled little by being
the only woman in the house OF com
Conspiracy On Styles.
The Daily Chronicle jumps right
into the fray with an editorial pre-
sumed TO be in support Of the Lady
"The fact OF the matter surely Is
that changes Of fashions in women's
dress have been due to a kind Of con-
spiracy between the fashion shops on
the one hand and women on the
other" SAYS the Chronicle. Both
have had a common interest, on the
part Of one 70 sell as many dresses
other, 10 secure as many as possible
The fashions served women insofar
as they we're dependent upon men, as
pretexts for eXacting more dresses.
hats and what not than they could
otherwise have plausibly claimed In
proportion as the women really be-
come independent, the common bond
between them and the inventor OF new
fashions viii diminish, and that
which has hitherto been only a ty-
ranny exercised over men can be
maintained only insofar as Il remains
a tyranny voluntarily submitted to by
women"
Somehow the issue doesn't seem to
be particularly clarified by the
Chronicles very learned analysis,
after all
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-21

I ONDON, Eng, Dec 21--Lady Astor
who has a frank way OF revealing
her innermost thought and opin-
ions almost equal TO that Of the much
discussed and not a little maligned
Lady AEuuith, is reading a few ser
mons 70 her own sex
Unlike the eIpremier's vile Lady
Aston seems able 70 be dlstresslnEiy
frank iu her remarks and criticisms
without rOusing stormy crltlcisrn-
Thus runs her latest:
II I had not been so busy at the
time with a large family would have
been ont demonstrating with the SUI
sBut now that we have achieved
our purpose what do we find2
y. during most OF my time. am
engaged in trying TO do something
Tor the benefit OF Womankiud, only 70
be met with the most depressing
apathy on their part They VIII DO
very little for themselves
Women Lack Loyalty.
we can learn very much from
men One thing we can learn is 10y
atty There is very little loyalty
among women today. We do not find
men refusing TO vote for q man simply
because he IS a man, but we find that
az every turn as regards women
81 am glad that the days Of the
clinEinE. dependent woman are over.
When 7 was a child ] used to read
about the heroines who tainted at the
sight Of a rat, and wondered II
when I grew Up / would be like that
but when I walk down Bond street
and see the way they dress. think
tnev have been tested and failed
I'VE should be more conservative
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-21
CoOer Up Mirrors;
Stop Girls Who Use
Too Much Rouge

Oakland, Calf Dec zl---Ihe mir
rors at the high school as looking
glasses are good wall covering
No longer IS It possible for the
pretty miss 20 stop IN front OF them
and dab q bit OF powder on the shiny
spot on her nose or to give her coli
fure an extra caress-
FOR the mirrors are in sack cloth
And IL was Miss Ruth wilder vice
principal, who issued the order caus-
ing the rejecting glasses 20 be 50
draped-
sfiss wilder caused a QUESTIONABLE
70 be circulated among the teachers
IN the girls classes concerning paint
powder Overland under-dressing
and the like. When the blanks came
back all properly filled out the opin-
ion Of the teachers seemed to be that
there was Just a trifle TOO much at
reutiou to powder paint and dressing
on the part Of the several thousand
young lady Students
Forthwith there appeared on eacn
mirror a notice that unless the eEI-
dences Of the use OF powder, the lie
stick and the rouge box were speedily
eradicated the mirrors would be
taboo Evidently the girls did not
take the mandate seriously. They
continued 20 cover the shiny spots on
sist nature with rouge and the lip
sLick-thaE IS. some Of them, accord
ing TO Miss Wilder
Then came the order draping the
'Tfs sure tough" the girls said.
and everyone viii know It but cur
Bat the drapings stn cover the
mirrors
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-21
FAMOUS OLD SHIP OF NAVY
WILL BE TARGET OF BIG GUNS

weather for this season OF the year
was encountered until a Jew days
from her destination, and then il
seemed as II the elements we're fight
the fate which awaited her at Pen
sacola-
The Massachusetts win be sunk. #
IS understood. at her present anchor
age This Is at a point IN the Gulf
OF Mexico approLimately 5000 yards
from the point where the destructive
coast defence Qualifications are To-
Gated That means that the ship
viii be fired on at distance OF 5000
yards. The old hull, Immediately
upon arrival was filled with water
and allowed to settle on the bottom
in water about u feet in depth. Once
the big gun target practicing IS
ready 10 begin the old ship viii be
raised naval tugs going TO her side
and pumping out the water from her
holds This viii permit the guns 70
be trained on a real battleship model
Planes to spot shots.
There viii be planes from the
Pensacola naval air station and army
planes from Camp Sheridan field en-
pl0yed 70 do their bit in the work Of
destruction At the beginning OF the
maneuTers the plans VIII be en-
ployed TO spot the shots and record
the hits or misses. as the cases may
be. 1t IL not believed the old ship
viii be sunk for several days, but
that IS not meant as a reflection on
the gunnery Of the army. On the
contrary. Il Is stated a salvo OF shells
viii be hurled at the great mass Of
steel armor, then a cease firing order
viii be set and the board OF ordnance
experts viii go on board to make sur
veys on the effects o. the shots
poured from the land batteries. These
viii be carefully marked and record
ed and made into a part OF the rec
ord Of the maneuTers- After the
guns are through with their program
VIII finally end the exist
ence Of the obsolete ship by bomb
ing from 1000 foot attitudes
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-21
Buffalo Is No Pet
For Young Woman

san Francisco, Calf. Dec. "a
buffalo IS not a playmate for young
lady.
Because Of this fact Miss Hilds
Dodds. Of New YORK, who really
ud0res buffaloes and who wanted one
for her Long Island estate, must 90
without, Miss Dodds is visiting here
on her first trip to Golden Gate
Park Hilda became enamored Of Big
Elmer. leader Of the bachelor herd
Then day after day she returned and
strengthened her friendship with the
big animal She wanted him for a pet
and she promised the park officials
that she would construct a little park
for Big Elmer on her Long Island es-
tate.
] really try to oblige the ladies',
but q buffalo isn't the right kind OF
pet for a dainty miss and I Just have
70 refuse" sergeant MCGEE, Of the
park police, said
sfBuffaloes are OF a morose DISPOSE
ton and very hard to manage when
they get separated from their kind
With even such a charming mistress
as Miss Bodds. Big Elmer would be
liable 70 90 on a rampage and raise
cain II he didn't do that he'd die Of
loneliness 1t can't be helped II buf-
faloes positively are not ladies' pets"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-21
Obsolete Battleship Massachu-
sets Is Moored at Last An
ohorage IN Gulf Of Mexico.
Awaits Bombardment From
Coast Defense Guns and
Airplane Bombs.

PENSACOLA. Fla. Dec. 21.-Lazily
tuEcinE al her anchors a thou
sand yards off shore in the Gulf
o. Mexico the obsolete battleship
Massachusetts awaits her bath Of
shot and she'll. and this VIII be
poured into the stripped hull OF the
once famous American navy batter
this month. The army alone VIII
play the last card respecting the
existence Of the old barrleships and
the war departments newest meth
cd Of coast defence viii be employed
in the operation Aside from the
guns on the rsmparts OF Forts Pick
ems and lIcRae, the old ship viii re-
cefrs the heavy and destructive shells
from Uncle Sans railway batteries
known as the mobile battery OF the
army. These guns are on the way
here now from Fort Eustis, and upon
their arrival they are to be side
tracked until the spot they VIII oc-
cupy while opening up on the Old
battleship can be made stable By the
construction Of heavy concrete bases
The guns are mounted on railway
carriages. and e IS claimed this kind
OF armament IS one Of the most de-
pendable ever devised by the war
department's chiefs. Guns are liked
accurately at 5000 yards
Had Some Stormy voyage.
The Massachusetts, arrived from
her last voyage at sea in tow Of the
mine sweeper Vireio and the naval
tug Alglorma- II required IS days
TO make the trip from Philadelphia
10 Pensacola Comparatively good
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-21
RAILROAD TINE TABLE


All trains arrive and depart from Union
Station foot o. san Francisco street. All
arrivals and departures given in FL Plno
or mountain standard time
SANTA EE.
For Albuquerque. Denver, Chicago. Los
Angeies-No- g, leaves AM No. 80
at $3.50 pm
From Albuquerque, Denver. Los Angeles.
Chicago-So. % arrives an: No. p
IL PAsO q SOUTHWESTERN.
Lines East.
Arrive frpm north and east: No. 1. the
Californian. Z a M no. 3. Golden state
limited. 1sQ5 p M; No. z, from Chicago.
St. Louis. AlamoEordo and intermediate
Depart for the north and east: No. 8. for
Alanogordos Topeka. kansas City. s.
Louis and Chicago, T;45 e. M; No. A.
Golden state, 1850 pm: No. 2. the Cali
Lines west
Arrive from the west: Nc g. Copper City
Special from Douglas. T;1o a. m: No. @
l l;.l from Tucson. 1880 p m; No 2. the
Depart for the west: No 3. local for
Tucson. $40 e. M No :. Golden State
Limited. l-z5 ,. M NO. 2, Copper CITY
Special. for Douglas. 7.16 2. m
SOUTHERN PACIFIC LINES.
For san Antonio, New Orleans and wash
inEton--No. 1o2 leaves $3.50 an: No. 10
From Warrington. New Orleans and san
At 900 pm
For Arizona and Califoruia-Eo. leaves
1850 an No. 1o1 az 1890 pm; NO. los
at $3.50 pm
From Arizona and CallfornIa-No. 4.
Golden State limited, arrives at 1885 ..
m; No, lo2 arrives at $3.50 am No. ITO
at 1900 pm
TEXAS a PACIFIC.
For Dallas and st. Louis-So. 20 leaves
AM No. at 4;15 pm
Prom St Luis and DallaH-No. I AZ
rives AZ I-45 PM No. IS arrives At 1880
pm.
For Pearson. No. leaves Juarez
Tuesday and Friday at 500 a. m, FL
Paso time
From Pearson. no. arrives Juarez
Thursday and Saturday AZ 1880 p. m. e
EasO time
NATIONAL or MEXICO.
From Mexico City. Daily-No. Z arrives
Juarez az 1905. Fl Faso time
For Mexico City. Dally-No. leaves
JuareE az 1888 I'm. Fl Paso time.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-21

The above rate Il based on = minimum
Of q e word count Ads containing les
thar this number o. words VIII Be counted
- 20 WordL
Two dollars Per agate line per month.
Minimum Of two lines on monthly rate
Bold face lines. double prica-
Three cents per word for stoc< or bond
OIL mining or other pruuotional ldVef-
Using.
No ae run for an Indefinite period Ct.
p taken over the telephone. Ordera 20
diHcontinus It. - ads must Be- made In
writing.
An new Advertisements appear nrui IN
fnrrn edition
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-21

The regular pre-Christmas squabble was
over. Winnie had won and the armistiee
was signed Wen save money and every
one will be happy" she said. Just take that
vase that Aunt Lou sent you last Christmas,
and ship It to Aunt Emmy. And that patch
quilt from Aunt Emmy you can send to Aunt
Josie"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-21

STATE OF TEXAS.
County Of Fl Paso.
BY virtue OF an order Of sale. issued out
OF the Honorable 41st Di~ sict Court o.
e Pas0 County. on the lea day OF De-
cember. 1890 b. the CLERK thereof In the
case OF p l. Buquor. ct al. versus D.
Thorsen. No 1af11. and 20 me as Sheriff
directed and delivered, ] VIII proceed TO
SELL within the hours prescribed by law
for Sheriffs sales. on Monday. the 1rd
day Of January, 1891 at SIS Mesa avenue
city Of Fl Paso. in Fl Paso County. the
following described property. to-Uit-
one Leach automobile. 8 passenger 1890
model, motor No. 36726. levied on as the
property OF B. Thorsen. to satisfy q iudF-
ment amounting 10 s15e9-99 in favor Of
p l. Bu1uor. J. I. BuQuor and A. p
Buquor. co-partnership doing business
under the firm name and style Of Buquor
Motor company. and cost OF suit.
Given under my hand. this goth day Of
December. 1890.
SETH B. ORNDoRFF. sheriff
BY ] b E-ln--rLrl-- Dann.u-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-21

That's jss' what I vas Soln' 20 ten re to
do said father, settling back comfortably
IL his rocking chair while Winnie and her
mother adjusted the tags and removed the
second hand EiftA z tell ye. It takes a nan
20 do things right ehuel<led Paw, as he took
a long pull at his pipe