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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-30
Fine Dog Sent
By CuIbertSOn
TOBank Chief

]. C. Culbertson, Of Wichita Falls.
Republican candidate for governor.
is a close personal friend Of U. S.
Stewart. president OF the city Ma
tional bank in FL Paso. So close a
friend. IN fact. that he made him a
present OF a fine dog
NJ. Stewart got a letter the other
day from an officer OF Mr. gilbert
sons company I'm Wichita Falls, say
ing that the Republican candidate
was leaving for New York on BUSH
ness, but that just before he left he
got present Of a litter Of fine bull
pups from a friend
"Mr- Culhertson can't look after
these pups" said the letter. $50 he
thought you might like TO have one.
am therefore forwarding one to
you
Mr.. Stewart has a fine dog so he
began TO inquire among his friends
70 see who would like TO have a nice
dog He could find nobody and was
getting. worried. Thursday the dog
arrived and Mr.. Stewart has decided
TO keep it. for IL is a guided iron dog
with a cigar lighter IN its mouth
and now sits on his desk at the bank.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-30

kauer. A. Schwartz. r 3. Orndorff C.
n Newman, Haymon krupp. CraW-
ford Harvle. ID. A. Baudeen, Park W
Pitman. ". T. Griffith. c. N. Wnchar.
T. C. Scroggs. Fred D. Gibbs. Walter
W. Scott, James A. Borders, NJ r.
II. C.. Tracy. 2. w Berkshire, Joe
Morgan. George Ryan. Dave +. Sulli-
van. E. 2. Neff, Horace Broaddus. J..
Mack Crawford. H ID. Slater. H J..
simmons, Volney Brown c. NJ Har-
vev, Jos. F. Williams, DR.. J. B. Brady,
Winchester Cooley. Luis Monies de
Oca, w w Carpenter, Rev. Fuller
Swift, ]. +. Coles. Maury Kemp. A p.
Coles. II. r. Gamble, r. T. Thomson.
A. Corona. w T. Tooley. r. Z. Hines
@ r. Morehead, J. NJ Dyer, ]. F..
Primm. ]. C. Brooke. Victor Moore.
u. S. Goen, L. n. Lawson, p. NJ
Wingo. James MARI, Harry Potter and
J. n Wyatt.
Much Interest In Dinner.
Much interest is being manifested
in the dinner 20 the governors. d. A.
Bandeeu. manager Of the chamber or
be a limited number OF places for this
dinner, which is 20 be Thursday eve
ming. October z. at the Paso del Norte.
Reservations can be made by tele-
phone or by mail. but all reservations
must be made by Saturday night
When out OF town visitors 20 the
exposition arrive they are TO so direct
TO the chamber OF commerce, where
they viii be registered. given q pro-
gram. a passport permit. Instructions
FOR buying goods in FL Paso so they
can get a rebate and all other in
formation they may want during their
stay in the city
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-30
TAKE PHOSPHATE
WITH MEALS IN
SUMMER TINE
Your Nerves Demand II, Your Bleed
Needs IT, say Physicians.

There's not enough phosphorus in
modern foods 70 benefit nearly one
half Of the men and women Of Amer
lea scientists declare.
To overcome this lack OF an els-
ment OF your body that IS necessary
to your health. your happiness and
even your success in life, weak. an
aemic. nervous, rundown people are
advised TO take Bitro-Phosphate as
dispensed by Cordel1 Drug Co. and
all leading drug stores In the original
package
Speaking OF people who are easily
1auguedf who lack ambition, nerve
and are Outlines thin. weak and sadly
lacking IN firm. healthy flesh. Joseph
d. Harrigan, formerly Visiting Spe-
elalist North Eastern l)ispensary. n.
L, says;
Patients who were apparently
physical wrecks who foolishly
thought they needed only s. blood
tonic 20 enrich the blood. have come
for treatment trembling and shaking.
their nerve force almost exhausted
and IN many such cases the admins
tering Of Bitr0- Phosphate has pro
ouced seemingly magical results"
People who feel the heat Of sum
mer. tire easily and often become ir-
rltable and depressed. VIII find Bitro-
Phosphate ar inexpensive and helpful
friend.
Druggists report a wonderful IN
crease in the demand from men and
women who are anxious to renew
olQ-tlme ambitiOn and who are max
orous and keen-miuded with a power
Of endurance that denotes almost per
feet health.
They ask for Phosphate be-
cause they know they need an mex
pensire organic phosphate.--Adr.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-30
TRADE
TRIP WILL BE
I2DAY AFFAIR

A definite decision 10 make the
trade trip TO Mexico a 12-day affair
was made at at a meeting Of the
executive committee OF the excursion,
in the chamber OF commerce Thurs
day.
The meeting was called for the pur-
pose Of considering a plan to 60 di-
! rect TO Mexico City first and make
all other stops on the way back. but
secretary Argueles, OF the Juarez
chamber OF commerce, stated that
plans had been made al along the
line for entertaining the e Pasoans
on the original schedule. and that this
had the approval Of the national gov
eminent at Mexico City. SO Il was de-
cided TO make the stops between e
Paso and Mexico City, including the
visit % Guadalajara- prior 20 visit
ing IN the Mexican capital
II vas also decided 20 work over
the itinerary. to eliminate some Of
the proposed stops at the smaller
towns, In order 20 give more time IN
the larger cities.
Two days at least VIII be spent IN
Mexico City
Mr. ArEuellea announced that rep
resentatives Of the Juarez chamber Of
commerce would board the train in Fl
Faso 20 officially welcome the FL
Pasoans to Mexico and that the Juarez
chamber would give the Fl Pasoans
Commute reception in Juzrez. They
VIII then accompany the Fl Pasoans
70 chihuahua From chihuahua, rep
resentatives OF the chihuahua cham
Der Of commerce VIII accompany the
train 70 the next stop.
Il was deci1ed that each car would
elect captain ar the trip and tho
residents Of each car viii then com
municate their desires to the captain
In case OF questions OF Importance
arising The captains viii then meet
with chairman v. G. Roe and vics
chairman r. r. iris and settle al
matterf relative 70 stops. etc.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-30
NOGALES EXPORT RETURNS
FOR AUGUST s2,679.735

Export returns for August At No
gales, Ariz, according TO consular re-
ports received by the American con-
sulate in Juarez. totaled S2.679. 755.
GarhanzoE. or chick peas, made M
the bulk Of the exports. the total
voiced at S2,595.s $50 Most OF the gar
BANJO crop fs in storage at NoEales.
where Il is being fumigated- Ship
ment OF the crop across the line is
about over
The following other exports and
their values we're listed. Silver
8lz5sIo0; gold. 1891. scrap iron. $40
1909 raw sugar. s5745, tomatoes. sIs.-
54si cattle, S4s,01s; guano, ss4E6:
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-30
CHIEF OF POLICE
INDICTED BY u. S.

DOLICE CHEZ j. r. Montgomery
and .. ~. lebus. city detective.
were indicted by the federal
grand jury late "wednesday afternoon
and charged on one count with re-
ceiViuE. concealiug and storing an au-
fomobia alleged TO have been stolen
from Barnett g. Pittberg, Inc. Of
Phoenix. Ariz-- and on a second, with
having sold the automobile to the
star Auto Mreeking company Of Fl
Paso.
Chief Montgomery was arrested by
federal officers Wednesday. and
promptly gave bond Of $500. with
mayor Charles Davis, alderman Park
Pitmau. Dr. j. B Brady, chairman Of
the civil service commission. and Pey-
ton Edwards, assistant city attorney,
IS sureties Mebus was arrested
Thursday. He gave the same bond
with the same sureties as Montgom-
ery-
Mayor Backs Up Chief.
While Montgomery and MebuE de-
after couferrng with attorneys.
mayor Davis and DR.. Brady expressed
me conviction that both defendants
are innocent OF the criminal violation
alleged
Mayor Davis said the body which
conducted a police probe several
weeks ago also Investigated the mat
tiers alleged In ~ ednesday's Indlct-
r-ant and was convinced that moth
Ine wrong had been done.
Mayor Davis said the automobile
alleged 20 have been stolen. was found
in a badly wrecked condition near FL
paso several months ago The car
carried an arizona license, and
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-30
Open Port Bill
For Texas Is
Certainty NOzg

Austin. Texas. Sept 50-rhe house
is expected 10 pass an open port
( bin today. It passed to engrossment
yesterday the Williams substitute for
the governors bill. The senate had
already passed the governors bill.
according to a proclamation by
Gov. Hobby. military law ends II
Galveston tonight.
The house has recalled from the
senate its sine die adjournment reso-
lullon- which means that the senate
VII PROBABLY not adjourn Saturday
me Is tlllauls substitute for the
Hobby bill relative 10 open ports"
winch was engrossed By a vote OF
az 20 p, contains all OF the PRINCIPLES
OF the governors bill and goes fur
tner In applying its terms TO the
common carriers. Friends OF the gov
ernor 8 Dlll declare that the bill as
engrossed Is stronger than the orig
lnal measure John Davis and Barry
miller, OF Dallas, after failing 10 Sc
cure adoption OF an amendment. which
would have materially changed the
blll, were successful in having
adopted an amendment 70 the Wiz
-ians substitute by a vote OF IS 20
D. which would have required the
appointment OF commission 10 in
fesliGale labor troubles. The house
alterWard reconsidered the vote BY
and then voted il down. The house 4
cannot pass the BIZ by the two-thirds 4
clause.
A proposal TO create an industrial /
commission 70 Investigate controver-
sles between employers and empfoves
n Texas and make public their find I
lnEss was submitted to the legislature I
today by Gov. Hobby.
Three Other Measures.
Three additional subjects were sub !
united today by the governor for
the consideration OF the legislature.
1ney are an act to levy an occupa-
ton tax on emigrant agents: an act i
70 regulate the business Of emiErant 4
agents; providing for legislation
deemed e1pedient for the protec-
ton and completion OF the market
ms and warehouse system now In
force IN Texas"
Inc submitting these measures the
governor said that he will not FUR
ther cucumber OF stand IN the way Of
eegour nlnent By the subdivision OF
ADDITIONAL measures" during the re-
mainder OF the present session.
me entire morning session in she
senate was devoted 70 the considers
tion OF conc rrent resolution by
senator Lynch Davidson. OF Harris
county proposing the appointment OF
q committee consisting OF three mem
oers Of the house and two senators
TO make complete investigation into
the alleged control OF cotton gins
by packerles and oil mills. The
resolution was finally defeated
killing Effect OF Bill.
The first amendment adopted IN the
house TO the governors original
port bilP struck out that section {
which provided that an offender un- ;
der the law might be indicted and {
tried IN county other than in which
--I - .
70 this section seemed 20 center In
The fact that Il would be creating
a dangerous precedent.
after long parliam entary row the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-30
1870 WICHITA
FALLS PEOPLE
COMING HERE

As a result OF the activity or J. G.
CuIbertson. Republican candidate for
governor OF Texas, $50 Wichita Falls
farmers viii visit FL PasO and Els-
plant Butte dam on October IS 70 see
ambitions under the Elephant Butte
irrigation system
Mr. Culbertson was so Impressed on
his visit here with the valley that on
his return home. he called a meeting
OF business men and .farmers and
urged the farmers 10 come here and
see what IS being done.
wichita Falls has just completed q
large irrigation undertaking, the en-
cheering work on which was done
by Vernon Sullivan, OF Fl Paso. and
the farmers there desired 70 know
how irrigated farming Is done else
where Mr. Culbertson suggested that
they come TO FL Paso.
J. A Kemp, a millionaire oil man
OF Wichita Fails. offered to furnish
special train n the farmers would
come 10 FL Paso and see the work be-
Ing done here This was accepted and
the plans Immediately made FOR the
trip.
The visitors viii arrive over the
Texas & Pacific. and after inspecting
farms In the Fl Paso valley. VIII 70
70 Elephant Butte % see the dam.
Iney may return home By way OF
Roswell and the Pecos valley going
from Elephant Butte TO Belen. then
over the santa Fe cutoff 20 Vaughn
and Clovis and down the Pecog valley
line through Portales. Roswell. Ha-
german and Carlsbad 70 Pecos.
news or the coming OF this party
u farmers has been received by q. S.
Stewart and Capt Walter u. csc. 81
Fl Psso.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-30
OFFICERS GO AFTER GIRL
WHO ESCAPED BY TRICKERY

Mrs. George Warren, federal social
worker here, and deputy sheriff J. C..
Stansel. left Thursday for las Cruces.
for a girl who escaped from an assist
ant probation officer Wednesday eve
ming. and who later was caught IN
Las Cruces.
The girl was being detained IN
quarantine. she told the fficiais in
c g-rge that she had a quantity Of ex-
pensive clothing in her room at the
st. Elmo hotel and that she wanted
to go there and get the clothing. The
officers agreed and one accompanied
her.
According TO MIS- Warren. her as
sistant took the girl 60 the hotel and
as she stepped into the hallway. sew
eral other girls edged between the
officer and the girl. The latter dashed
downstairs by another entrance and
escaped.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-30
HeraEd Subscription &c Chaneed

on AND AFTER October price
- be 81 month for delivery city
Fl Paso and IN Texas New Mexico Arizona special
$3.50 VIII be made for yearly paid special
rate Of $50 for months subscription paid
states named ne rate VII Be $50 onth postage paid There viz be
no increase IN the selling price per single copy
of
white pint paper the large advance salaries
the Of almost everything entering making
trbutug newspaper.
The
more than tour times what was IN 1914 and than three times what
It II 1918 The price tendency steadily upward
payroll percent
o and
Many other the year
The Heralds bargain simply keep high standards
better and Of greater service to its readers and
The Herald grateful foE the splendid support it has received the
long and has faith that this support VII be
increased The Herald VIII fulfil its part loyalty
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-30
Liquor Must
Be Taken Up
In Legal Way

Santa Fe. y. n. Sept 50.-Evidence
Intended 70 be used against alleged
violators OF the federal liquor laws
must be obtained in accordance with
the laws-or i cannot be used in the
prosecution Of the cases, il was ruled
BY judge Colin Neblstt. OF the United
states district court. yesterday.
Following the announcement OF this
ruling Judge Neblett dismissed the
case against VIII Gray. negro. owner
OF a cabaret at Columbus.
An officer searched Gray's room
and found a pint and a half OF
whisky but the search was con
Quoted without authority Of a search
warrant, and the court held that
therefore the evidence was not law
fully obtained
other offenders against the liquor
laws were sentenced as follows. ".
". Gunuels, alias Charles Donaldson
and David Campbell. alias Alec Came
ron, OF Fierro. 90 days in jail at
santa Fe. LUZ Lucero. Angel Flores
and PanfilO PARA, OF Columbus. fined
$3.50 each; G. J. Gillroy. OF Kansas
city, arrested at Columbus, en- route
from Fl Paso to Los Angeles, and
found TO have half a pint in his pos
session, fined 500: Joe ". Peyton.
negro, Of Fl Bayard. fined SIS.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-30
SUPERVISOR HERE TO HELP
MAKE BORDER DISTRILT DRY

W H. Kennedy. assistant field
supervisor OF prohibition enforce
ment stationed at Washington. d. c..
reached Ell Paso Wednesday night 10
take preliminary steps toward orEani-
zatiou Of working forces in the re-
Gently created border prohibition en-
forcement district composed OF Texas.
New Mexico and Arizona, and OF
which James Sherlin is 70 be super
vising inspector. Mr.. Shevlin is ex-
pected IN FL Paso 10 assume official
charge during the first week Of Oc-
tober.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-30
through IL, efforts were made TO es-
tablish ownership.


through IT, efforts were made TO es-
tablish ownership
Alleged Owner Appears.
After extensive investigation in
which chief Montgomery aided by
the chief OF police at Phoenix. failed
to locate an owner in Arizona, the au-
tomobile was claimed by a man whose
name is not given. but who presented
alleged proof Of his ownership on
demand OF Montgomery. The claim
ant. however. asserted that he was
financially unable 10 pay for repairs
10 the car and several days later. II
Is claimed. sold IL 10 Montgomery for
500, who. in turn. sold 1t TO a wreck
ing company.
Chief Montgomery filed, on Septem-
Der 1, in the 65th district court, a suit
E White, agent OF the department Of
justice, for SANDER. The slanderous
remarks. Il was alleged. were in con-
uection with the agents alleged com
ments charging Montgomery with
theft OF an automobile
The case probably VIII come up for
trial IN the federal court term which
couvenes Monday morning
sharIln Indicted
Indictment charging A 3. Sharlin
with violation OF the federal prohi-
a---4-- 81 " s-a A-tl-A-1s- ---A4A-H - re-
turned by the federal grand jury
Wednesday afternoon. Following its
report, the grand jury was dismissed,
subject 70 call at any time during the
court term.
Sharlin also faces two charges OF
violating the drug act He is at
liberty under bonds sEgregating
$4,000.
Included among other indictments
returned Wednesday were those
charging James r Lauderback, Nor
man E Fletcher and e l. Seeler
with completely in the theft Of gov
eminent ammunition and walter p
Holt and Frank n Crow. charged
with violation or the drug act.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-30
IF YOUR EARS RING
WITH HEAD NOISES

II you have roaring. buzzinr
noises In your ears. are SETTING
hard OF hearing and fear Catarrhal
Deafness. 50 70 your druggist and
SET ounce OF Parmlnt double
hot water and a little rrahulatsl
sugar Take i tablespoonful -FOUR
times s. day.
This win often bring quick relief
from the distressing head noises
llogged nostrils should orer.
breathing become easy and the
lnlcus stop dropping into the
~ ~ cat a IS easy 20 prepare. costs /
little and Isl pleasant 10 taI-e- 49,
one Who has Catarrhal trouble -.
me ears is hard OF hearing or ID
mead noises should give this or
scrlption a trial.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-30
Three Dying. Thirteen
Injured IN Car Wreck

Detroit. Mich. Sept 50.-Three men
were reported dying in a hospital at
Dearhon today and Is others were
injured, some seriously. as q result Of
a collision Of motor truck and a
Detroit United Railway interurban.
The accident occurred just outside
the town Of Dearbon- The truck was
Carrying workers in a tractor plant
Only a Few OF them. IL was said. es-
capped injury.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-30
SECRETARY TO JUAREZ CHEF
TO TAKE MONTHS VACATION

Pedro C. Badllo. for five years sec
rotary TO the chief OF police in Juarez.
VIII take his first vacation during
tnls time, commencing TOMORROW. He
VIII be gone q month. spending his
vacation at Santa Rosalia- His sue
ceSsor as secretary to chief OF police
Arturo Morales, while he is away
has not been named.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-30
COLORADO LABOR PLANNING
COOPERATIVE COAL BUYING

Denver. Colo, Sept 30.-Coopera-
tive buying Of coal is being planned
BY several labor organizations in the
state 20 reduce the cost OF fuel TO
tneir members, IL was announced to-
day by officials Of the Colorado State
Federation Of Labor. They said the
output Of several mines unuld he
contracted foT
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-30
PLANS MADE TO
DEDICATE DRIVE

DURING the exposition and carni-
val the new scenic drive around
Mt. Franklin viii be dedicated 10
the city. The dedication viii be
marked by fitting ceremonies led by
mayor Charles Davis and the city
council The mayor and councilmen
on the day decided on for the cere-
monies VIII lead a vehicle parade 20
some spot high on the drive and there
formally accept and dedicate the fin
ished road
Arrange For First Train
Arrangements have been made by
the traffic department Of the cham
Der OF commerce for the first train
from Mexico 10 come into the union
station in FL Paso at 10 o'clock We'd
uesday morning, Oct S. The train
viii come over the Mexican Central
railroad and VIII bring the prominent
Mexican guests.
A committee to receive and enter
tain prominent guests has been named
by mayor Davis. In addition TO this
committee a subcommittee is to be
uarfed by the mayor 10 consist Of
receive and entertain the prominent
women visitors, such as the wives Of
governors.
Reception Committee Named.
The general reception committee
named by the mayor follows;
Gen. r Z. Howe, VIII Crombie,
Mason Pollard. lack White. DR.. L. G.
Witherspoon, Dr. H E. Stevenson. G.
p. Putnam. rabbi n. Zielonka. g. A.
Martin. p T. Talpis. Lamar Davis. c.
j. MapeL J. w Kirkpatrick, VIII
Winch, sam 3. Glllett. r. ". McAfee
". D. Wise. r. 3. Simmons. r. F.
Burgess. O. c. Coles, Bob Neiu. Rev.
g. W Mccall. n T. Powers, judge e.
T. Higgins. judge A II. Walthall. ".
J. Rand. 7. B. Cunningham, E A.
shelton, A. F. Kerr. c. H. Leaveu.
James Black, J. C. Wilmarth. Dr..
LeBaron, Norman Wallc4r. J. C. Nc
Nary, @ s Stewart ". W. Turney. ".
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-30

TRACK IMPROVEMENT UNDER
WAY BY G. Il. & S. A. ROAI

ImDroVemelL WorE W1Ic1 con-
templates the replacing OF the G. II
& S. A tracks between the railway
yards and the union depot with heav-
Ter rails as a safety first" precau-
ton and the repair Of all main
thOroughfars crossings are now in
progress. according 10 officials OF
that road
Repair 10 the crossings at Mesa
and all intersections east have been
completed while paving is now being
relayed over the North Oregon street
crossing. and work on the Santa -
street crossing has been started.
Pavement Is also to be laid along
Main street between Mesa avenue and
Fl Paso street. 10 is announced.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-30
HEAVY RAINS DAMAGE COTTON
20 PERCENT AROUND LACINA

Rains in the LaEunz district have
injured the cotton crop 20 percent, re-
ouctnE the surplus for export 70
about 10000 bales. according &c con
sular reports received at the Ameri-
can consulate in Juarez. The ernort
crop viii be only about half o. what
was predicted before the rains Of
September.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-30
LAREDO IN QUARANTINE
AGAINST YETI OW FEVER

laredo, Texas. Sept. Blowing TO
the prevalsncs OF yellow fever IN
Lampicos TuIpan and Veracruz.
quarantine has been established BY
the public health service officials
here against persons arriving in Ia
redo who have been in any one OF the
three cities during the last six days.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-30

Gen Ignacio Enrique has been in
augurated as governor OF chihuahua.
LEaugural services were held earlier
than scheduled, according to word
reaching Juarez. because the governor
is expected At the exposition in Fl
Paso next week Re viii represent
president de Ia Huerta.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-30

cisco villa for forsaking the life OF
a rebel chieftain and taking up peace
ful pursuits. merchants OF Torreon
have given him six carloads Of food
stuffs for use on his pig farm at
Canuullo, Durango, on tn Rio
Elorida-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-30

EVERY WILD-EYED ban
HAS on his test
on SOMEONE elsa
AND THEIR son ro1aElz
REACHED THE uszt s5uty.
AND WHILE I'm nst
EASILY EXCITED
. GUESS I Eas hsiphE
THE PiTchER eeA
THAT CLEANUP kla
AND ny sod sostA ~
MT a d, ia
aos
HIGHT lN ths VOda
sos
AND HI sald -Pa0A
A FoUL d.
HoHT on No last oiws
AND . va BsTEJ
AND oAVG him saa,
o. ~ cigEFstts4s
AND HI saE tie psslass.
THAT : e1ok & fom
AND oMILED and ga
THEY sATIsrn
AND THAT Enoks "a Enashst
WAS oNE NJ via
o0l4nl ~ DEE4A
90 THAT matss r.
4 eATIeFG
DOUBLE HEAbER9
AND AFTER thaG
EVEN saE Nm
RooTIFa FOR O. wVlFs.
&c
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-30
Roosevelt We'll toiH Water
Cement for Roosevelt Road

Chicago. H.. Sept 28.-TTo bottles
OF water from the Sycamore HflI well
from which the late Col. Theodore
Roosevelt obtained his drinking water
have been brought here 20 moisten
the- cement that viii complete the
new highway which bears Col Roose-
veltB name
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-30

BUILDING BRANCH CHURCH.
The Westminster Presbyterian
church has its chapel and Sunday
school branch building under con
5truction al Piedras and san Jose
streets. TO cost $4,000. J. G. Lowman
b the contractor.