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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-13
RETIREMENT DISTURBS ITALY;
B0L5HEVI5N THRIVES IN NORTH
fConfInued fron1 pare -


These out-ages. Z an told. we're the
work Of Bolshevists who sought 10
use the strike 70 inaugurate civil war.
Against, IL is hard TO learn the truth
about the attitude OF the government
towards the strikers, for / am told
that Malatesta, the leading extremist
leader in Italy, was permitted for
days 20 travel about the country n a
government motor car melting trouble
before he was finally arrested and
thrown into jail here
Foreigners Are Afraid
In one great city OF the north q
consulate Of one OF the great allied
poWers-not America-has notified
all its nationals that in the event Of
fighting breaking out. they are to
60 TO certain specified houses which
viii be defended with machine guns
II attempts are made to murder
foreigners That sounds most serious
but this is italy, and the sun is shin
ing. and the people are so good ma
tured- excepting the few who does
gas, that personally can't believe in
any such outbreak ever taking place.
What about Fiume and the trouble
with the Jugo-Slavs2 The rest Of
Europe, bored with this topic, has done
its best 20 forget that the Adriatic
question is still more unsolFsd than
ever. But Italy does not forget her
chauvanist statesmen clamor and her
press noWlE against the SlaFS and
against the allies, and more moderate
voices are almost drowned out in
the din
Money Situation Serious.
Fully modified, n appearance a
country at war. Italy stands TO arms
while her economic position Is going
from bad TO impossible. Today I got
20 Ira for a dollar in Florence as
against q normal exchange OF a little
more than five And for Italy this
smash in her exchanges is more seri-
Gus than for France or England, for
Italy to live as an Industrial country
must import coal and raw materials
and pay for them, not in Ira but in
pounds and francs ard dollars. This
she admittedly cannot do unless the
exchange RECEIVERS.
why don't you demobnize, get
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-13


Meanwhile prices continue TO soar
and the country would starve except
ing that the peasants amid all the
9 tumult 90 on raising food But they
do not produce as much FOOD as nor
mally. because the bulk OF the men in
l the army have been taken from the
Opponents Of the Fiume adventure
and the Adriatic policy OF Italy here
have told me that the government
would like to demobilize, realizes that
only in disqualification is there any
hope Of improvement and that the
present policy OF drift IS heading
italy straight toward the abyes. But
the group Of generals in command Of
the army. I an told, are too strong
to be ruled by the cabinet, and they,
in conjunction with the heads OF the
fleet. refuse TO be demobilizeo- II
this Is true, italy IS in the hands OF
a military camarilla and not OF
parliamentary government. and the
success Of d'Annunzio's coup Is not
10 be wondered at
America is not popular IN Italy.
President Wilson viii never be for
given by the annexationists who form,
I am afraid, the great bulk OF the
people. for his stand on Fiume- The
United States, II is felt, apparently,
BY most Italians. has formed a fin
ancisl alliance with England to eL-
plot the rest Of the world. TO bind
the Latin nations in chains OF ESQ
nomic slavery.
DON'T Like America
when a credit was granted IN
America to buy agricultural imple-
ments for Italy, an anti-American I
Rome paper headed the story, ''Ameri- I
can Penetration OF Europe" but this I
did not prevent the same paper from
denouncing Us when Glass opposed ]
granting future government credits 10 /
III nay venture on, personal /
opinion that / shall cnrry sway
from Italy a. wei a. from cen
tral Europe-We should not grant
n penny Of credit TO any country
in Europe that has not demObf-
LIKED. while we should be Eener-
ous TO those who have. notably
Austria
Another cause OF irritation with the
United states IS prohibition That /
sounds like joke, but f. isn't Every
body here drinks wine. and most I
Italians seriously think that TO pro-
hibit the drinking OF wine, q nation /
must be. literally, mad.
Moreover, a great source OF wealth T
to Italy in the past has been the /
earnings OF Italian immigrants IN the /
United States, and italy needs this 1
income now more than ever. But
Italians tell me that prohibition viii ]
emigrants from here TO America
Scores Of thousands OF young laborers J
who intended to seek their fortune in 1
the new world when released from the
army cannot face the prospect Of toll &
ing where an they viii be allowed 70 i
drink is water--CopyriEh 1920 By the I
Mcclure Newspaper Syndicate.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-13
DR.. BURKHART

Wants you 10 write him today for
treatment OF Dr. Burkhart's Vegetable
Compound Pay for same when cured
Of Liver Kidney, Stomach Trouble,
Icnstlp paxton. Catarrh. Rheumatisn.
Don't miss this grandest Of remedies
and wonderful preventative for Grip
J ll- address 81 Main St. Cincinnati.
o. For sale at all Drug Stores. S0-day
treatment 25c.=Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-13
Sport Suits

We are showing line Of sport suits with suede
coats and checked wool velour skirts satin
ere coats with checked wool velour skirts and
white leather coats with white serge skirts.
These models are beautiful and most distinct
i've
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-13
Woman Has Coffin
and Stroud Under Bed

Winston. salem, n. C.. March IA
Miss Eliza Bass, OF Lumberton, has
had her coffin and burial robe several
years. The coffin was made to order
IN Lumberton- Miss Bass, who keeps
the coffin under her bed. has made
her own burial clothes, and bought
her tombstone
Despite these preparations, she is
active and healthy at the age OF IS.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-13
AOiator Smith Plans
Flight around World

London, Eng March 13.-Sir Ross
smith, who was knighted FOR ~
tight TO Australia, is considering
hight around the world. saws a Mel
bourne cable He thinks the trip can
be made in 20 days.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-13
Buying to the Best
Advantage
The remainder of March a0iJ be deUOted to
supplying your spring needs OyOnradUantage

NJ ARCH half gone and for the remainder of the month
have made plans really mammoth scale The early ap-
preach Of Easter and the immediate demand Of spring have all
been taken into consideration. Beginning Monday 1t will be de-
cdedy your advantage include The Popular day
your shopping.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-13
7 orn Bill Leads to
Arrest of Highwaunlan

Chicago. III, March IA torn 81
oil led 70 the arrest OF a negro high
7ayrlan here The bill was obtained
By the robber when he held up Elmer
A Smith Smith, after begging a ride
on street car. told the story to the
conductor. A little later the enrro
boarded the car and rendered the biil
for carfare. The conductor sum-
moned cop and the negro was az
rested.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-13
Suits

Our stock Of spring suits is most complete
There is charm and distinction in every line.
There are suits smartly tailored, with hand
tailored pipings, stitching, tailored button
holes; others are beautifully embroidered by
hand-in fact, every style from the straight
tailored model with the long line and little
shoe string belt TO the ripple effects so appro-
pirate Tor the petite figure. The Frenchy Eton
with pleated and killed skirts and silk fringed
sashes are here in fascinating array. The ma
terials are of the loveliest and the prices range
from s5e.5O to s1795O.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-25
Notice to Tax
Payers

The undersigned. %Iustiniauo Cutter
tcz treasurer OF SanduNal COUNTY
hereby 1874 public notice. us required
hy law. that tho tax rolls Tor the year
1913 were delivered 10 the county
treasurer ON Tho 27th day Of February,
1920. and that he is now ready to re-
cciNe payment OF taxes Tor said year,
Notice h. further given that. under
an order ~ the court OF the second
judicial District OF New Mexico, the
first half Of the Tor snid year,
1919, viii become delinquent on Tho
ION day Of April 1890.
(sirnodb
JUSTINIANO GUTIERREZ.
Treasurer and Collector OF SaudoNal
County. New Mexico.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-25

the roads from Santa Fe 10 Spring
erNtlle, Ariz., and from amarillo.
TcNas. to Albuquerque very trav-
elablc. Although considerable i'm.
proVement Is needed on these high
ways they are both smooth enough 10
make motoring pleasant and unintcr-
ruutad.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-25
Mrs. Lillian Lewis
Dies at Her Home

Mrs fAiiian Lewis. wife Of Oscal
l. Lewis. secretary OF Albright A. An
dcfson. died last night NJ N O'Clock
She u survived byher husband and
two children, aud other relatives IN
the east.
Tho Lewis family came to Aibn-
dicrqne eight years ago for Mrs
Lewis health. Mt. Lewis has beer
with Albright s Anderson most OF
that time.
The body was taken to the under
taking establishment of &. r. French
Funeral arranEements viii be an
nounced later.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-25
People You
Know
Radiator repairing. ouickel Aato Co
Oae-seven-siN. TAN line Pone 176.

O"Naefth7HANF AeAA iAHe Nnue Atos
Born TO Mr.. and Mrs, Pearce
Rodey this morning. a daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs W. q. Reid and John
TeOmhs returned last night from
Colorado Springs. Colo, where they
attended the Rotary club convention.
Judge Edwin Mechem OF the third
judicial district rs in the city today.
John W. Wilson. president or the
AternaligO bounty republican club.
Will 10 to Santa he tonight TO attend
the state convention.
]. A.. blackburn trainmaster 81 the
Rio Grnnde division with hcadquar-
tiers at san Marciai n in A~lbuquer-
quc today on business and will re-.
main over % attend the Shriners'
ball tomorrow night.
~ o. Rursum. ~ Sncorro. repub-
hcan national committeeman arrived
In Aihuqueruue last night and left
today Tor Santa Pc 10 attend the state
convention tomorrow.
nr c.. r. waller. state health COM
missioner. who with nr. John A. Far
roil, arrived in this city last night.
Is visiting in nenalilio today.
County Aernt ~. g. stewart and
Miss I've Fox. Of the farm bureau.
made "A trim 10 Los padlilos and Ar
milo yesterday afternoon to promote
the boys and girls agricultural
clubs.
The home service Of the American
Red Cross wishes To communicate
with Guadalupe Garcia. The partJ
IN question formerly lived Al el9 "
Gold avenue and 10 viii be to HI,
interest to see thp Red Cross author
tiles as soon as possible.
John D. Burg is visiting In santa 4,
today. He Will return this evening.
I. J.. Lancaster Of Thoreau Is ~ IN,
city today on business He will return
10 his home tonight
G. NJ. Wonord OF the Magnolia OII
company, j. Ia the city Ia connection
with the letting OF contracts for con.
Etruction OF the oil company's new
distrihutiue station at the corner 90
Fourth street and copper VENUE re-.
Gently bought by the company.
Or. and Mrs. T.. NJ. Downing col
York, pennsylvania, are VIII ors in Al
b%uqucrque for a few days. Dr. Down.
ING. who IL q Rotarinn. was a guest "a
the meeting OF the Albuquerque 10
tury club today, lie Is an usteoputi
and is here 20 address, q meeting 90
the New MeSico o%s;nouathic physician.
tomorrow.
H. n. I.islc, OF Qucmado. socorr,
county. Is IN the city today on business
Mr.. Isle is at the head OF the Rit,
Livestock company which reCcutll
placed on its western Socorrp count
range one Of the finest herds OF thor
oughbred Hereford cattle ~ the ives.
Manuel u. Otero left this morninl
for Santa Re 10 attend the repubncaI
state convention.
A statement In The Herald new
columns Wednesday evening tina
Mrs. IL. e. Mcneil had been fined 5
In police court a. reckless driving
iu connection with "a collision hetwec
the car driven hy her and "a cit
electric cur. was Inaccurate. Mr.
Neil was not convicted on the reck
less Criting charge but was fined 5
Tor driving without "a license.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-25

MARRIAGE LICENSES
Jose Agiplto 0ranillo, laleta kstanistadi
hernandez isletn.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-25

While IN the Ciyil war. IS per
cen 81 the soldiers were under 81
years o. age, in the recent war % per
ent were under 80.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-25
u. S. Sends Note on
Turkish Situation

wAsHiNGToN. March ss-rhe
note to the allied supreme council.
outlining the American governments
views on the Turkish settlement, was
dispatched today By the state depart
ment. I was this first diplomatic paper
to bear the signature OF Bninbridge
Colby. the new secretary Of state.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-12-18
WIFE PLAYS SLICK
TRICK ON HUSBAND

The slick trick which his wife used
in getting s1s5 from him for another
man is related IN the complaint for
divorce which John GelinslSi OF Ham
mond filed today in the Hammond su-
perIor court.
John says that he and Voiaria We're
married October %, 1912. and that they
lived together until September /. 1920.
T.rior to their separation. he says. his
wife lost interest in her household
duties and began running around with
other men. She became enamoured Of
one Walter Grabrin and went to Chi
cago with him staying at a hotel for
two or three weeks.
Then Mrs. Gelinski came home and
wanted to live with her husband again.
John was willing. but he had already
disposed Of the household furnishings.
She said she would not live with him
unless he bought furniture. lie agreed
TO this and gave her 1856 with which
to fit out the house. lie never saw his
wife or the Sl65 again Since then he
says he has learned that Mrs. Gelinski
rejoined Walter Grabrin and went 70
Pittsburgh. Pa. where they are now
living together She has the youngest
OF the three children with her while
the others are in Hammond orphan
age Mr.. Gelinki wants a divorce and
the custody of all of the children.
Sheerer & White are his attornys.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-12-18
GOTHAMS CRIME ORGY
CONTINUES UNDATED
T.l.NIERMALtohfL EE%s sERylcEl

UNI ERNAItohAL NEWS SERgICEl
NEW YORK. Dec 1S.-Drastic steps
We're taken today to bring about "a
speedy end to the orgy of crime that
has terrorized New York city the last
few days
Following the issuance OF Mayor TIy
lands appeal to citizens to cooperate
with the police department. and =,
make every possible effort 10 thwaft
highwaymen, plans were being made
TO send heaviIy-armed guarls with
every messenger carrying paluables 1
any sort. The mayor instructed the
police department to issue permits for
fire arms 10 every firm applying Tor
them.
Practically every jewelry store "a
the city has posted armed guards at
its doors.
Two more hold-ups were reported
during the night. Mrs. Thomas Webs
ter Elgar, Vile OF a prominent physt-
clan. was held up while driving
through Central Park in a taxicap.
Two men stopped the cab and robbed
Mrs. Edgar of all nor valuables. tear
ing her diamond rings from her fingers.
Her total loss was estimate at S2.o0p.
In the other hold-up Carl Tiedmann,
an automobile salesman was shos
when he refused % submit TO being
robbed The hiGhwaymen escaped
Tiedman is in hospital. where it was
said he probably VIII not recover.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-12-18
FLYER SHOOTS SELF
AND KILLS DANCER
Unrequited Love Leads to
Murder and Suicide
in London


LONDON. Dec 1s.-Unrequieted love
led TO murder and suicide here today
when George Augustus Kelly. form
er officer IN the British flying corps
shot and killed Miss Sophia Taylor. a
cabaret dancer and professional beauty
ana then committed suicide. The dou-
bic tragedy oceurred in Miss TayIor.s
apartments in the presence of her
maid. Kelly was reported to have
heen an American and to have former
y lived in New York ana Omaha.
According 10 the story told to the
police by the maid. Kelly called al
Miss TayIor's apartments in s.. James
St. te see her Miss Taylor was not
home at the time and Kelly said he
would wait. When the young woman
arrived Kelly followed her into her
I bedroom and the two started to quar-
rel. The maid rushed into the room
and found Kelly choking Miss Taylor.
I The maid threw herself between them
and separated them Kelly then drew
pistol ana fired over the maids
shoulder wounding his sweethear IN
I the head. Kelly Immediately turned
the weapon upon himself He was
/ SatG 10 nave 9een infatuated with the
dancer.
Kelly had told friends that his
/ father was a wealthy merchant. Il
had long been friendly with Miss Tay-
lor and was a frequent visitor at har
ha1 He had been Engaged in adver-
tisiug work at one time and for a
Winnie was manager of the Palais
Dahse' popular London cabaret. Re
Gently he had been out Of work ami
was understood to be in straightened
financial circumstance.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-12-18
J. L. Lewis
Gets Big
Me jority

,faTEREkTIcNAL news SERgtcEl
INDIAN POLLS. IND. Dec. l6-Joh8
L. Lewis has administered a "cru hiag
defeat" To Robert IIarlin Of Washing
TEN, in the election for the intcrnat-
.onal pres dency Of the United Mine
Workers Of America. it was stated al
mine workers headquarters here today.
foilcwing receipt of unofficial returns
Of Tuesdays balloting. The majority
for Lewis viii reach landslide propor-
ions. II was declared Unofficial re-
turns from every district indicate a
very large" majority for Philip Muir
ray, candidate for reelection for vice
president, over Alex Howat, of kansas.
1t was said
Tho Harlin- Howat ticket had tho sur
port Of the extreme radical and COM
munistic element In the country. both
in and out Of the miners union. said
a statement issued at union headquar-
ters.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-12-18
CHICAGO JANITORS
STRIKE BEGINS
INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE

CHICAGO. Dec. 1S.-VioIence early
today broke out in the dispute between
fiat ajnitors and their employers here
when bombs were hurled at two apart
ment houses where non-union ajnitors
are said 10 have been employed. The
buildings were damaged but no one
was injured.
Janitors in 1000 apartment buildings
have been ordered to go on strike to-
day as the result of the breaking or
Of peace negotiations between the jani-
tors union and the employers. Fifteen
thousand families, ii is estimated. are
housed in the buildings affected.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-12-18
HAVE YOU
SIGNED THIS
PETITION?

Yesterday evening" session of the
Hammond Athletic Boosters associa-
uon. which was held at the court
house. was short. Chairman John
Huchel was simply DESTROYS of learn
'ng the progress which had been made
BY the committee which has charge
Of the petitions. which are to be pre-
sented to the city council next Tues
day evening.
Frank O'Rourke, chairman Of the
committee, stated that the petition
had been prepared early in the week
and had been distributed among SO
iicitors SO that every person in Ham
mond, who desires to see the proposed
memorial athletic park erected. may
have an opportunity to place his name
on the list
In addition to the petitions in the
hands Of solicitors papers have also
been left at the following business
places. where people man call and
sign: Monnette's' Smoke Shop. Simp-
sons barber shop, First Trust & saw
ngs bank. Peoples state bank sam
silvers jewelry store, Carroll & New
tons jewelry store. Herman Kellner's
butcher shop, Henry p. Downey's coal
office. Joe Scatenas cigar store and
John Zitz's real estate Office.
Persons who have not been called
upon BY solicitors should at once visit
one of these places and give the
proposition their backing. Solicitors
report that everywhere they ind citi-
zens eager to get behind the move
ment and that frequently on visiting a
place of business every person in the
institution readily signs the paper.
The petitions are to be turned in at
the Monnette Smoke Shop Monday eve
ming so those who wish to participate
must act promptly.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-12-18
NO CAUSE
FOR ALARM
IN LAYOFFS

There seems to be a certain curtail-
ment Of Industrial activity throughout
the Calumet region, as the Christmas
holidays approach.
In East Chicago and Indiana Harbor
a number of the plants are laying of
their men. which is not unusual for this
time Of the year. 1t has always been
the custom in the years past TO let their
employees have q few days off around
this time; however, during the world
war the plants having numerous or
ders that required immediate shipment
they were unable TO grant this lay off
There is no immediate alarm neces-
sary. according to officials of several
plants for they intend TO start their
plants on a 20 per cent basis at the least
after the first OF he year.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-12-18
WHO OWNS
THESE j. S.
CERTIFICATES
Bonds Discovered in Posses
sion OF Express Company
Owner
CBTTIFTINo

attorney ". }. WbIuery Of Hammond
ha~ been rcts,fucd by Mr JaEEer siacc
during the .attcr's attempts at finding
She riEhtfuI oVvrcr have brought on
several attempts by persons TO obtain
I,u>>cSSion OF the bonds by fraud
plornincrt citizen OF GnTy Is I'M
p3irntcd In orc Of these attempts He
il >nid to have taken charge of ono Of
fhc bonds on n prcteNt OF trying to
trace the owner and cnShed IL at n
bank. His arrest soon on a charge OF
th.st is expected n aF sutcome of the
.,naIr.
Contrary to rcpOrts, Jaeger has made
every oTort possible I'm fiLdinE the own
Ell lie ss had one OF the best ieSnl
trims in indianapolis working on tbs
ease. Capt Thomas Il. Halls of the
:. secret Service took cha -Ee of the
iuvestIEation. lie found that the bonds
had been purchased of the government
by a large banking house OF Boston
hut there all traces of the bonds was
lost
unless the rishtfuI owner appears
and proves his claim. the bonds belong
to Mrs. Jaeger" said Hr WINERY to-
day 1T Is q case OF finding article
and possession lies with her against
The world under present circum-
stances"
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-12-18
BULLETIN

fjNTERVATIONht NEWS sCRVICEI
ST LOUIS. NO Dee 1s-Five
bandits, who held ap Wm Mauch,
sr. and his SON in their jewelry
escaped with IS. SOC ip jcwelry and
money. After binding Mauch and
his SON the bandits boldly emptied
the show window of most valuable
Jewclry in plain view of the street
crowds. They then rhled she safe
and escaped i'm an automobile. Po-
lice cali il tho most daring robbery
in ST. Louis ia recent years.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-12-18
TRAGIC END
OCCURS IN
Los ANGELES
Career During Great War One
Of Most Spectacular
Ever Known
oBULLETIN


LOS ANGELES, Dec. 1S, 800 y. m.-
Pat O'Brien killed himself with n ="
cnIIbre army pistol In "a fn>hionabte
hotel here following unsucccSsful
effort to see his wife who is known az
"Virginia Dare" motion picture
actress. He was TO have been decorate
ed by the B-Itish government In Few
days Mt Frisco. lie wrote five letters
TO his wife before suicidinG- The fol-
lowing pathetic note was found near
his body:
only coward would do what
am doing hut / Guc~s i ono. VITA
nr my record. ] am just like ths
rest of the people in this worlds ilt-
tie bit of clay.
"And to you, nay sweet little wife,
20, thinking of you and my dcar'
sweet mother, nay sisters and brothers
And pany the Just God that answered
my prayers in those two days i spcat
In making my escape from Germany,
once more answer them.
"And bring trouble. sickness, dis
grace and more bad luck than anyone
in this world hns ever had, and curse
forever TINT awful woman Sarah Ott'~
thnt has broken our home and has talk
ehn you from me.
"She caused this life of mine, tint
Just n few minutes ago was happy,
TO go on thnt sweet adventure or
death.
"PIea.e send what you find back &"
my dear mother in Momcncc, III.
aTo the five armies I have been In.
the birds. the animals i loved welt,
to my friends, 10 nil the world and 81
adventure, I sRy goodbye.
"PAT. O'BRIEN -