davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1920-01-29
SMOKING ROOM FOR
WOMEN ANNOUNCED
IN CHICAGO THEATRE
ny The Associated Press,

CHICAGO, Jan. ga Chica-
go theater today announced that
Il had opened smoking rooms for
women. The manager said the
women drove him to it. He said
he found girls smoking in the
washroom, boudoir, and even in
the lobby. Women smoke more
cigarettes than men, the manager
said.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1920-01-29
u ~ rAsEa nE

ttfr Tile AgEeeiarrJ Ert
DALLAS, Texas, Jan.
cases of infiuar1a reported FIJI
today numbered l74. Ten N Et
reported this week.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1920-01-29
AMERICAN FLYER d.
LII ACCIDENT TN Il

GUANTANAMO cubs\
Lieut.. Derhard Van
vas fatally iuluraf
flying over tha naval
died on the ha4n,taI
mirai Wilson. rn,~r.
lantic fleet. vilrp.raI IN
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1920-01-29

BUY PUMPING MACHINERY
! - TO l5 III. n. FairbanLs-Murnr and
Kruger Atlas Oil Engines IN stock.
Centrifugal PumPs
w. n. PUTECNAT COMPANY
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1920-11-26
WONDERFUL ARRAY
Diamonds, Cut Glass and
SilverWare
A WONDERFUL ARRAY

Gifts Of endless variety finely attuned the Of the FITNESS
Of things the taste and dmment Of the dictate Gifts
chosen here will be long remembered by
is not attempt to inventory the countless gift possibilities Of
nendous stockbut merely suggestion the gift wealth Of this
friendly
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1920-11-26
Friday, November 20, 1920.
ADDITIONAL DALLAS ITEMS

Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Philipson
have returned from their wedding
journey and are at home at Oak Lawn
Inn.
Mrs. Lee Swope has as her guest
her sister, Mrs. Fineberg of Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Simon Linz entertain
ed Tuesday evening for their niece,
Miss Adelaide Bach Of Chicago with a
Majestic theatre party followed by a
dinner dance at the Adolphus Hotel.
Fifteen couples enjoyed the evening.
Mrs. Samuel Adler is entertaining
with series Of affairs for her sister,
Miss Lillian York Of Pittsburg, Pa.
DR.. and Mrs. Emil Aaronson of 1906
South Ervay street will hold formal
afternoon Eat home" Sunday after
noon from 4 to 8 o'clock to honor their
house guests, Miss Beatrice Baum Of
Humboldt, Tenn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard Frank of
Montgomery, Alabama. 5.
are the guests Of their daughter, Mrs.
Robert Mayer, 1921 South Boulevard
Miss Karline and Mildred Lichen-
stein Of Shreveport, La. are visiting
their grand parents, Mr.. and Mrs. I.
Zeve, 3639 Wendelken street. They
will attend the Columbian Club Ball
Wednesday evening.
Sylvan Levy Of New York is in the
city this week.
Mrs. j. L. Goldman and daughter
Helen, and Mr.. and Mrs. Felix Gold
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1920-11-26
THE JEWISH MONITOR

man motored to Terrell Sunday for the
day with Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Baum.
The Sewing Circle of the Council Of
Jewish Women met Monday afternoon
in the Temple Annex.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Kramer have
gone to New York fora short holiday.
Miss Lucille Frier will entertain her
kindergarten class Thursday morning
with Thanksgiving party.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-01-18

htor, tot hnr Tir with fho fuasee
zion thnt fhne0 BOO more uNonnir ri
cumsnnrr. dNfiIr SOME uf fhoif CHRIST
uin. chee VIih ner umit
Hundreds co., letters. MOST ol Them
conulninr nnnUN Boz amounts from ~
uf to $50 nnu 600 containing words ol
ehcpf Hni eoni viii huvc boon r.ecit
cd Ht tfc lifle mountain cah.n
WhIe Mrs pnris horseii can noithcr
read MOI write sht ls determined tha
h.r dllrh{cr SHAH send tn answer Goa
overs PERSON who remembered hcr ut
Christmas
aoi SOP maut letters pnd snn mnuN
finr Christmas rrrNtnia thouNhf
furely coulint stand it' Mrs l'ufr.s
said tu mo- -Bni you know uuf inri
lns said lic won't ncser put No more
on ns oiihcl good COR htd. THAN ',t can
stand
Borrowed 20
Give.
"Nnw when raso thnt 30 cents for
the Baptist cumpailp } utfer ircNmrd
thut aui thing cVcr would De sasd about
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-01-18

ni nlitraa. aud to ef4iHi ,fia n'lff
,Nrraln. nlrh 90 inrm u lafts it
pgafy fitufc committed W. ui ut
tb,fn n .np wosclstion ~ aurN 81
common purpose. cnmiglt9iou li N'NaN
0ffona, Aaa or ouHlf ip lutf hrrn
rnsv fD be- prnrnhlo cHnerquNn,"
nf 49, prosecution ~ sues ID common
PURPOSE"
al equally Guilty,
rbat bnia 400 element ~ accident.
ANA males the Two bunelinr bandits
s4uf lg guilty
nfeVniencf 0f hnraiaF il thn unl
sfafaa m dffieur fuf na EnclIrhmiu
tn nnd.fsuud hfeHnH- uud liff i
iav 1t would only he neersafF pap
pfave that uun wnH mrmbof If
Z lynch mph To- convict him ~ first dt
ffoD murder
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-01-18

~ 20 uuf lNfir Nna almost l.f m
C0 to OTTER lt hul Nuu know. our Lord
hH been eco good fu ule iu in hripur
we fn n Fc ms fathorleas children
Thought ! ought ln give sumctlung
onll hd 2u vnuts tu give hut . borrow
ca ~ Canta fnrrr. Hud walked ZOO Or.
fs,f to NHhe,lllo tebven miiO 900 thf
riin so 30 would ho sure tn get in
When DO wIH WigEOatrl that tho Hri
0i un NDriuf 600 or 500 lottDra would
rrufc H hir uudortlhnE Mrs. rarr
REPLIED.
well, ! nm used 10 hard work.
have worked hard all my LIE. and
have often been mighty tired m the
body, but never IN the spirit"
owing go the mci that Mrs PART.
iud her flniiy hed separated The names
ol ih duucra uf ihn prrgonta rom the
packages Hud hnNo forgotten where
SOME ~ Thorn came from romulct,
list oi the many Things and the nnmrs
Of ihcir donors cannot Dee made.
Included Doe th liaf wuH chcck fer
$50, bat for each member OF the fam
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-01-18


lie ia Iald lo hHvr induced ihO four
knssians 10 accompany him go Have.
they could wiu money from tie uuRItg
workers ny gambling when thet
reached the quarry iithn uereried
getil F Zoe moncf Wlthol nDtntHnF
tu play car,lH. aud thn flfr 4acaud.ue the
Htnlrg nf the hunkhouen where thf ertn
WINS asleep. Nofuchcll wua lf Use lcad
fumhlur hia way iu ihr darf with Hu
rrmv automatic pistol thrust before
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-01-18
E...aSeS
Colds
At oncel Relief with
"Pape's Cold Compound

Tho nrsi dose cnUtH your roil' bun-
stss stnnod.up' our iiuwing aud
tuutilinn a dosr of iUpU's cold Cons
round utDn cvtrg two huurs until
three doftf ttu taltrn uesuullN breaks
tn t scNer0 ruid and ends ali grippe
WlerrN
Relief nwlts you open your clog
ntU-Np uoetills and use air passages nl
yOur heads stor nusc running; rrlirVo
ihe headache. dullneHs, foyer shuNsH.
snetsiur soreness and stiffness
"I'afru cold Compound lA lh. uuitt
t4i Nufest reilDf known and cost only
few cents At drnr stores Il acts
ritNnuf assistance Tastes uiro Gone
tlins no quinme insist ou l'hpfsi
tNdN1
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-01-18

iiy Hoai nN Mrs kate - Hnieher 90
uiiiiiuor of Pike NE. XIV. "a dress fnT
One GO the rHluifHurhfrrs rnU u
erarf rui some warm underwear Tor
'Hrious mernh fe uf the family. sent
hl Charles - Hanakcr Irwin VA Nl-
most % cnrtload oft TOYS candles. NUTS
and ruiiH were sent hy Nnrioun par
feU.
"Now hrrc ir n purity Chrimriae cnrd "
.nlh Mrs lHrrH ls ESQ h1nhnd ornr =
card showing wreath OF holly around
tho lhrlluess OF GEORGE WuHhinWf 1u
'hfisimna nles'gi-o uudcrnc1fh
THAT WINS sont because WAS born
on WnshingtonH birthday { suppose.
Hid Nra D. rria
Won't Break
w Family.
ioitcr waa aiso received from MI.
and Mrs Frank T. MAXWELL at Rovhurq.
Va. uskinE That thcV he permitted te
THrut one os the rrfAdchildren. prom
lalns t1 go her n gond homo aud an
education lu dircpHHin~ This. Nh" rar-
- have never had much 20 dive nv
children but No Iona % : arr able w.
scratch : nm 5inu 20 keep them with
mr.. But suroiv feel sorry Tor those
VII. have no children 20 cheer their
up"
Tho total cash received in the yar
ioi letters amounts tu more than f10n.
nnd iu 900 probability viii reach much
ifrecr sum So nr th"rc iH not lct-up in
Ne auunt of mail hoiur delivered to
no cabin home whore previously tile
nail man rnrcis ever stopped
Mrs Paris related With cleo her oV
rcriencr in visiting one of he wcii-tu
Af' ncighhora soon after the first STORY
az hor rift 10 tho mission drive was
Published "a tho napcrg.
HDid Won read la thn miner Of TINT
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-13
Dereict Spies
Strad;; Plays It
on Way to Cell

Police captain ". A. Simpson has a
valuable violin It is an -AntOnius
Stradavarius Cremonetis," made in
1882. just 1SS years ago. Tuesday
morning Capt Simpson took the in
strument with him to police head
quarters to lend TO a friend.
Presently a patrOlman entered with
a decrepit individual in tow. The
mans hair was long and unlzempt. his
shoes were torn and his clothing tat
tered The patrolmau stopped with
him for a minute IN Simpsons office
TO confer with the captain The
strangers eyes turned toward the
violin.
Looks like a strad." he said. and
picked il up.
Then the astonished officer and
captain looked up IS tile sof5 strains
OF Ave Maria" poured from the in
strument The 'vag's" face was
transported with joy. Never pausing
he swung into Dvorak's -HumOr-
esque,' and then in lighter vein, to
~Dardanelia-"
4 used to play a little tie ex-
planned. as he became aware OF his
audience once more Excuse me.
cap. for fooling with your violin But
say. it's a peach"
Then he turned and marched up
TO the desk Of jailor Bill Stewart.
where he gave his name
Gee" he said as he turned into
cell door. its almost worth going
to Jail for. to play a violin like that"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-13
SEERESS FAILS TO READ OWN
FUTURE; HAS AUTO ACCIDENT

The mystic. the soothsayer. Zobeida
Mari, had laid bare the future OF her
last patron The day was warm and
the mysterious one craved fresh air
she called a public auto and sailed
forth TO achieve her wish. Rest and
relaxation were what she needed, for
delving into the future Is wearing
on both the mind and the body. II
she had looked 10 minutes into her
own future, she might have saved
herself some trouble
But rest was not TO be her lot
for at Concrete street and Juarez
avenue Juarez, a small child got In
the way Of her car. and in order to
miss the child, the chauffeur swerved
the car, colliding with anotk T. The
child's life was saved, but she was
knocked down by contact with the
mud guard. The little girl whose
name is Juana Munoz, was not in
5ured seriously, although the car
struck was damaged. 50 tliat the
owner, Abelino Bermudez. demanded
reparation.
Both the child and the car owner
we're reimbursed by Zobeida, so that
they went away contented, while the
mystic one continued her quest for
peace and quiet
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-13
VOTES ON five
Initiated Bills

Phoenix. Ariz., July 13.-Only five
/ initiated measures this year appear
to have gained place in being sup
Z ported, by the petitions filed with the
I secretary OF state, bearing at least
5ls6 names The measures to be voted
/ on include:
A bill for the creation Of a state
highway commission. TO an extent
based on an act which the State Auto
mobile association unnecessarily
presented TO the last legislature. and
which led TO one Of the bitterest
] partisan fights OF the session The
new measure already has strong Op-
position in the southern part Of the
state, and also fails to have the ap-
proval Of state engineer Maddox.
Bearing about twice as many names
as required and Initiated by the
american legion post at Bisbee, Is a
OIL creating a civil service commits
sion, with inclusion Of a preferential
clause covering soldiers and sailors
OF the Spanish and world wars.
Raises Teachers Salaries.
The third bill seeks TO Increase the
salaries Of teachers and Of county and
state officials.
The fourth bill seeks to make
easier a division OF counties This
measure started at Miami and Is SINH
lar to one advocated at a previous
election For years Miami has been
seeking to be a county seat Of its
own, though its only a few miles
from Globe. The proposed county
would be one OF the richest In the
state and yet one OF comparatively
small cost Of administration.
The fifth bill makes important
amendments to the game laws
Two Referred Measures.
On the ballot also will be two re-
ferred matters, coming from the leg
islature- One makes members OF q
Legislature eligible for other elective
offices, to be voted for during the
term OF their legislative service. This
disposes Of a question concerning the
eligibility Of senator Golfer, for the
governorship, that was a prominent
feature Of the campaign two years
ago.
The second referred measure places
members Of the tax commission on
the official ballot.
A number OF measures failed TO
secure enough signatures for filing,
these including a bill Tor the crea-
ton Of Irrigation districts, one spe-
cially pushed by the Paradise-Verde
settlers. and another doubling the
state school tax levy. Tightening the
county burdens to the same extent
This would have thrown heavier
burdens on the mining counties
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-13
CHARITIES
CARE FOR I43 IN UJNE

U1rIng June 10 families were IN
der the care Of the Associated Chart
ties according to the monthly report
issued Tuesday by ]. B. GWin, secre
tary. In addition, I9 men were cared
Tor al the lodging house. 10 were
given transportation home and Is
were secured medical attention. The
children's day nursery cared for an
average Of 40 children each day.
while the visiting nurses made 26f
visits and held, zO7 consultations dur
ing the month.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-13
Gypsy Women
AndFOWrBabieS
Are Put In Jail

Five women and four babies, mem
bers OF a tribe Of Roumanian gypsies
who are camped near the Five Nile
bridge in the lower valley. are in
faH charged with vagrancy. They
will be given a hearing this after
noon before police judge Charles Pol
lock
The gypsies were arrested Monday
night. The police say they were tells
ing fortunes and posing as phrenoi-
In jail Tuesday morning the five
women kept up constant ciamor
for attention
Bring US ice water" one ordered.
q want a bottle OF milk" said an
"Say. I got 50: send a policeman out
to buy us some cold drinks" third
called through the bars
Presently. someone agreed to take
a bucket OF ice water to their cell
for the babies"
gypsy woman said She waved her
hands, she shivered, she called on IN
known gods
Now you win have good luck" she
said Before you go bring another
bucket Of water. viii your"
At the gypsy camp Tuesday morn
ing an old crOne and a flock OF
babies held forth One boy in his
teens represented the men Of the
camp, the others being Lbsent- He
said they were planning to move on
soon
The big man, he get in middle OF
camp. Others. they sit around In
circle. Then they viii vote on where
to go" was his explanation Of their
move.
The boy said their chief. whose
name he refused to give, had been
injured during a storm in Georgia
and was not travelling with the band
They travel in five automobile trucks.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-13
MRS. Able
POTTER DIES

AIRS. Abbie Potter, one Of FL Paso's
most prominent residents. died early
Tuesday at her home, in Palms
Court Her death was unexpected.
following a slight stroke suffered
two weeks ago. which however, had
not been considered serious
Mrs. Potter was Identified with all
the important club work and philan-
thropic movements Of this city. She
was a former president Of the ". c
7. q. a director and charter member
Of the 7. W c. A.. and helped Orga-
nize the work Of supplying milk to
sick babies. She was one OF the fore
most workers in the establishment Of
the Home For Aged Gentlefolk-
fdrs. Potter was the widow Of J. A
Potter. who died four years ago She
had no immediate relatives in El
Paso, but q sister in California has
been communicated with and the
funeral arrangements VIII not be com
pleted until word is received from
her Mrs Potter had been a resident
Of El Paso for more than IS years.
She had previously spent many years
in Mexico, going there from her home
in Canada
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-13
40 FARM WORK RECRUITS
WANTED DAILY BY ROTARY

Teams under James A Dick, whole
sale grocer and chairman Of Rotary's
volunteer farm labor committee, will
comb 81 Paso Thursday for recruits
for county farm work Tomorrow.
II. c. Stewart. manager Of the RRri-
cultural department OF the chamber
OF commerce viii find out from the
farmers just when and where they
want help and how mnch they want
An effort viii be made 20 get at least
90 men daily 70 go 70 the farms and
chop cotton When M Stewart has
his information compiled he viii turn
Il over TO Mr.. Dick, who viii assign
his counters accordinfly.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-13
PLAN FOR BATHING POOL
IN PARK IS ABANDONED

fetal lake In the recently acquired
city park near the School Of Mines
have been abandoned temporarily. ac-
cordinE to alderman Martin Sweeney.
Pressing need for the Improvement
has passed with the provision Of two
other pools. he says. chile the pres
ent financial condition OF the city ad-
vises for economy.
Other plans for the Development
OF the park. however, viii be con-
tinued. he said. with the view to
placing the artificial lake there with
in the next year or two. Lawns,
hedges and trees are to be set out as
the first step toward a plan OF beauti-
flying.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-13
Papa Ostrich
Refuses To Sit
ON Mama SEggS

It's been a case OF back TO nature"
insofar as the raising Of ostriches at
the Washington park zoo IS con-
cerned. according to John Fisher, city
commissioner Of parks.
An incubator 10 hatch ostrich eggs
was purchased about two months
ago, but has failed to produce results,
with the consequence that II has been
relegated to the scrap heap, at least
temporarily.
However. one Of the ostrich hens
an even dozen eggs. and Mr.. Fisher
anticipates a brood Of chicks from
that source within the next few
weeks. The big worry Of the pres
ent time Is tina the ~old man" ostrich
has shown a disinclination to cover
the eggs his pro rata OF the time.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-13
ATTORNEY GENERAL RULES
ON OIL LAND PERMIT ACTS

Austin, Tex, July 1s--There is no
federal or state law extending to SOL
diers the time within which to begin
development work on lands covered
by oil and gas permits. the attorney
generals department held today in
an opinion to land commissioner J.
T. Robson.
The acts Of the first and second
pertaining TO relinquishment to own
er OF soil certain Interest In oil and
gas in no Wy changes the law Of
the 35th legislature pertaining TO
forfeiture or permits covering the
river bed for failure 70 begin devel-
opment work within the time re-
uuired, it is held
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-13
CITY TO HELP PROPERTY
OWNERS PURCHASE LAND

The $1,000 necessary to the pur-
chase OF a small piece OF property
obstructing South Oregon street near
the intersection Of Seventh street
probably viii be provided In the near
fDture has been practically assured,
according 90 acting mayor R c.
Semple. South Oregon street prop
erty owners have raised $500 TO be
used for that purpose. while the city
has been asked 10 provide the re-
naming $500, which probably viii
be done, Mr.. Semple says
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-13
PLANS FOR KRAKAUER
MEMORIAL ARE ACCEPTED

Architectural plans for the Robert
krakauer Memorial OF the Associated
Charities TO be erected at a cost Of
100000, have been accepted. accord
ing to announcement Of u s Stewart
Tuesday. and bids for the construc-
tion OF the building are 10 be opened
august i, with WORK to start soon
after
The memorial. to be erected on
South Oregon street near Third street,
viii serve as headquarters for the
Associated Charities. II is to De two
stories, OF brick, and viii include All
modern details to serve the particular
needs OF FL Paso charity work, it is
stated
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-13

Gen. Julian S Carr. Of Durham. n.
C.. viii arrive Saturday to be the
guest for several days OF Mr.. and
Mrs. W II. Aldrldge. OF 221 West Rio
Grande street Gen Carr Is one OF
the few surviving confederate gen
erals and one Of North Cardinals
wealthiest citizens He is returning
from san Francisco, where he headed
his state delegation to the Demo-
cratic convention Cen Carr visited
the Aldridge family two years ago on
his return from a tour Of the world.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-13

SOvinO podaca. SSlS cypress street
sustained a broken leg Monda. eve
ming when he was struck by mo-
torcycle near the city market The
man was treated at the police emer-
gency hospital and sent TO his home.
The motorcycle was driven by pro-
vost guards. who said they had
swerved toward the curb TO avoid
a wagon which made a quick turn
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-13
POLICE SOON WILL HAVE
DIFFERENT KIND OF BADGE

The city police force VIII have a
brand new set Of badges in the near
future. according TO chief ]. n Mont
Eomery. who discussed the need for a
change IN the insignias with the city
council Tuesday.
A change of design is necessary
every second or third year. he said.
to prevent the prevailing style Of
badge from getting into the hands
OF undesirables.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-13
PAVILION AT CLOUDCROFT
L II d L L u L 4 nv Enu

The new pavilion at Cloudcroft. on
which work has been In progress for
nearly two months. probably viii be
completed and formally opened dur
ing the present week. according to
Garnett King. general passenger
agent Of the Z. P. & S ". 1t was
erected at a cost OF $4,000 to re-
place one destroyed by fire nearly
a year ago. A pretentious opening
program probably will be arranged
for the occasion.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-13

SWIMMING POOL RATES FIXED
Franchise rates Of 25. so and IS
cents have been fixed BY the city
council for admission and use o the
new Sunset Heights swimming pool
during The evening. according TO act
ing mayor R c Semple Tuesday. The
ascent rate Is for admission, with
Is cents extra for use Of the pool. and
25 cents more as rent for bathing suit
and towel
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-13

PHOENIX, ARK, July l3.-Arrested
as he was about to board a vessel
for Honolulu. W. ". Carter. 2 former
automobile salesman, was placed In
the county jail. having been unable
to furnish $1,000 bond Carter IS
charged with forgery. II being al
legged that he cashed checks amount
Ing to $500 at local stores.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-13
ROBBED OF $500 GEMS
WHILE VISITING JUAREZ

z. R. Evans OF Maria, Texas. has
asked the police 70 look for two
diamonds, valued at $500, which were
stolen from him IN Juarez Monday.
He thinks the thieves viii attempt
to pawn the stones In FL Paso-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-13

Thieves who entered the Franklin
school Monday either were talented
OF have stolen something they can't
Use. In the school is maintained the
federal vocational school. Officers
reported Monday the theft OF six
drafting sets. valued at $780,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-13

a break D he Altura pumping
plant which deprived residents OF
Highland Park OF water service for
nearly eight hours Monday afternoon
and evening has been repaired and
service viii be continued.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-13

Ol1eEN44ul. LlAsu
az s a. m. 18th me-
ridian time July
10, 1890.
Forecasts:
e Paso and vicin-
ity Generally fair
tonight and we'd
nesday.
New Mexico. Gen
orally fair tonight
and Wednesday.
Arizona. Fair to-
night and Wedues-
day. warmer to-
night.
West Texas To-
night and Wednes-
day partly cloudy to
cloudy.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-13
TIE WEATHER.

Q. s. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE.
WEATHER BUREAU.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-13
VETERAN RAILROAD lTAy DTEs.

Burlington. Ia. July 13.-James c.
Peasley. for many years treasurer Of
the c. B. and Q. railroad. died at his
home in Chicago this morning.