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Evening journal., 1920-03-20
Gambling WHILE
SON OF GOD DIES

Services on Sunday at Union Meiho-
dist Episcopal Church, Fifth and Wash
ington streets, Rev. Harvey Winfield
Ewing. d. D.. minister. tomorrow will
be: Glass meeting at $50 a. m, z. W.
Dunlap, leader; public worship at 10 30
a. m, address by Miss Cartez Swartz
sunday school at , p. m, w. l.. Bicking.
Epworih League at
6.30 p. m. Edward Layton. leader: eve
nins worship at 73O. sermon. subject.
Gambling While The Son Of God Dies.
Musical numbers will be: Prelude.
In Moorish Garden Stindler: an
them Praise Ye Jehovah" Wallcott:
solo. "Iust for Today" Marvin Crossan;
onertory, I'm Dreamland," Engleman;
postlude In A Flat .Guilmant: anthem.
God Is Love- Shelley: duet by Miss
Irice and Miss Deakyne: onerlory,
Moonli~ht' Kinder; postlude. "Fes-
ival,' Calkins.
Evening journal., 1920-03-20
DIR. EI'KII TO BE
AT ST. ANDREWS

The services in 81. Andrews. corner
Shipley and Eighth streets, the Rev.
Richard w Traonell. rector: the Rev.
Edward II. Ford. assistant, tomorrow
VIII be; Holy communion at o'clock /:
Bible class and Sunday school at Gas
o'clock; morning prayer and sermon at
II o'clock; evening prayer and sermon
al 7i5 o'clock.
The special preacher for Tuesday eve
ming at 7i5 o'clock will be the Rev.
Randolph H. Mckim. u. D.. rector OF
Epiphany Church. Washington, d. c..
The services I'm 81. Matthew's Chanel
corner Shipley and Eighth streets. the
rector OF ST. Andrews In charge. viii
DE the Sunday school at o'clock: eve
ming prayer and sermon at > O'Clock.
] itnay and address Wednesday evening
at o'clock.
Evening journal., 1920-03-20
ME-. P1EAe,N.r M r

The services at Mt. Pleasant NJ f.
Church. the Rev. Hugh Kelso pas
tor. VIII be: $50 O'Clock. sunday
school; 1890 o'clock. preaching by the
pastor; i2 o'clock. class meeting: . 81
o'clock Sunday School az Bellefonie
Holly Oak and Newark Union; 330
O'Clock preaching az Newark Union
by The pastor; 730 O'Clock. preaching
at Holly 0ok by the pastor, the sacra-
ment Of the Lords Supper viii be ad-
ministered; 73O O'Clock. preaching al
Bellefonte by the Rev. Clarence Gil
bert.
Evening journal., 1920-03-20
MUSIC FEATURE
At West CHURCH
DR.. Smiley Will Preach on
"Our Nations Sins" To-
morrow Evening
IRVING c. CASLER
TO LEAD SING

AZ West Presbyterian Church, hC
Rev, U. Franklin Smiley. D. D.. pastor
the Rev. James Dougheriy assistant
pastor, there VIII be preaching morn
ing and evening by Dr. Smiley. DR..
Smileys theme for the morning Will
be "The T0uchsiOne OF Charscter." D."
Organ prelude. "Te Deceit Hymnus," by
| Ashmall. The pOstlude, March from
/ Alfalfa" by Mendelssohn; anthem,
God So Loved the World by Staln6r
onertory, Jesus Saviour Pilot Me-" by
Schneider. Soloist, Mrs. j. r. Wood
NANCY.
At O'Clock the Bible school meets in
all branches. Womens class at ?
o'clock. Mrs Smiley VIII teach the les
son.
Tho mems class meets in the main
auditorium al The same hour. Or.
Smiley will discuss The lesson. Irving
O. Caslor will lead lhe sing.
AZ 6.i5 O'Clock, the C. J.. Society
meets. Topic; Everyday Courtesies."
AT l3O O'Clock, Peoples Popular Scrv-
Ice OF Song, led by the chorus choir
Harry Siausbach, violnlst. as a special
feature, will augment the choir Mrs.
y. Il. Woodmancy viii sing several
pleasing selections The organ prelude
viii be- song without Words" by
Lyon. The postlude, Festival Marcn."
by Mallard. Anthem. go Love That
VIII Not Let Go, by Gelbel Ouartelie.
Jesus Lover OF My Soul" by Brown
Mrs. j. r. Woodmancy. Mrs. J. G. Allen
J T. Clymer H. w. Frazer. Oneriory
1uet and chorus, Lord OF Heaven" by
tossi.. Mrs J. r. Woodmanoy ana f. b. 3
lones and choir.
Dr. Smiley will talk on pride" an
'ther OF his series OF sermons on s0nr .
Saiions Sins"
Evening journal., 1920-03-20
GRFFN mLL pREc8YTrnI,v

The New Era annual every member
canvass OF Greenhii Presbyterian
Church win be made on sun
day afternoon Sabbath School az
930 O'Clock; morning worship st f045
O'Clock; Jr. G. z. meeting a 800
O'CLOCK and evening service IN charge
Of the G p. S c. 2. at 7 O'Clock. Miss
Amanda Nilsson. leader. The Woman's
Missionary Society viii hold an open
meeting in the church lecture room
on Wednesday evening.
Evening journal., 1920-03-20
BRACK-EX VI. e.

The service on the last Suv NJ
The Conference year in Bt-Fv
Church will be Of special intert mo
pastor VIII occupy the pulpborh
morning and evning, which y he
his last Sunday with the Br,- Nv
congregation as he contemplatesal
ing a change at this session Oh
conference. His subject in the m
ing will be The Glorious Chui
Music by the choir. In the eve.
Mr. Clark viii use as the subiecSl
ms farewell sermon The Delarlur-
sunday school at i2 o'clock.
Evening journal., 1920-03-20
WAY TO HAPPINESS
TOLD BY REV. DAWSON

Az Asbury NJ. 2. Church. Third and
Malnut streets, the Rev George White
Dawson. pastor. services tomorrow VIII
De: o'clock. prayer meeting. w n
Parker leader. 1890 o'clock. preaeb,
ing. subject Seven Times Selyatjon".
o'clock, Sunday School: 30 o'cloik
Epworlh League; J. b. Heron. leader
i-5V o'clock. preaching. subject "The
Way TO Happiness"
Evening journal., 1920-03-20
COMPLETE in CHRIST
MINISTER'S SUBJECT

Services at the First Methodist Pro
iestant Church, Seventh and Walnut
streets, the Rev. r. w SutclGe. pastor.
VIII be preaching at 1913 O'Clock. sub
lect. Complete in Christ: sabbath
school. 2i5 O'Clock. James B. NTcNIanus.
superintendent; Christian Endeavor.
Is 30 O'Clock: Mrs. Elsie Sweeney. leader:
preaching, 7.i5 o'clock. subject. Re
generation; anthems by the choir.
Evening solo, Redeemed" Prayer
meeting Wednesday. o'clock.
Evening journal., 1920-03-20
'HEAVEN,' TOPIC
OF DIR. HUBBARD
Last Sermon in Series on
Cardinal Beliefs of
Christian
CONTINUE DRIVE IN
WIN-ONE CAMPAIGN

The Rev Carlisle L. Hubbard. pastor
% st. Paul's NJ. E. Church viii lnlsh
his series of sermons concerning the
cardinal beliefs OF a Christian tomor-
row night using for topic Heaven"
IN the morning his theme will be
Win one" The mornings sermon
viii be devoted 80 The win one" cam
psign ia which St. paurs Is now en-
gagged The Rev Raymond w Cooke.
assistant pastor, win preach I'VE
minute sermon 20 the Junior Church
on ihe subject, 'The Magnet"
Mrs Eleanor Glrton Kemery, con-
'ralio soloist. VIII sing at the close OF
D. Hubbard's sermon both In morn
ing and evening Miss Clara Sproul
viii sing p soprano solo IN The evening
Nine" Geibel. Charles L. Edwards
will play a violin solo at the evening
service also. Tho anthems by tho
choir viii No MAKE a Joyful Noise
INTO God. Edwards, and "songs OF
Praise Brown A mixed quartetic.
composed OF Mrs. Eleanor O. Rcmery.
Mrssrs. BOYER, Boldly and Edwards
viii sins. II VIII Not Forget Thee"
by Ackley, In the morning. The or
gan numbers OF Mss Sarah Hudson
White will he. prelude" Flag er:
Cradle Song Bartlett: "AIarche Pom !
tiilcale, Becker; "pasiorsle." VIII
". s. Brown; sabbath Evening
Caimes,' stewart; Largo Handel;
Marchia pompOsa." Rockwell.
The SUNDAY School win meet at .
o'clock. william r. Skellenger Is the
superintendent. The olghteen-pleco or
chestra viii play FOR thirty minutes
every afternoon. 40 The close Of the
school tomorrow ihere win be . brief
meeting for the teachers and Officers.
II which Dr. Hubb'rd viii outline the
work Of The sunday school for the
Win one" campaign. and Clarence NJ
Keen, Religious Secraiary of The Y. NJ
= A.. will present tha work ~ The
lnion Bible Glasses now being con I
lucted at the Y " G. \. on Tuesday y
lights T.
Howard Price viii lead ne Christian a
,ndeavor meeting at ESQ o'clock. Mr.. y
'rice has been member of the 50 q
'auls Chapter OF the Y. p. s. C. T.. for v
nuinher or years but has been ah- Z
ent Tor some time on business in c
'ouih America. ll
The adioudncd meeting OF The fourth q
conference will be held In s
he church on Monday evening AZ p
'clock Tuesday afternoon, az .
'clock tba monthly meeting of The n
y H. NJ s. win b. held in the church a
Wednesday nicht The Junior Church &
nd mld-week prayer meeting services c
800 be held. =,
The osieonathic clinic meets every 6
thursday night from 7 20 . O'Clock. D.
r.. Patterson and Mason are IN
large Of this work. ar
Friday night the Athletic Association m
III meet IN ihe church 10 adoni \ er
institution and bylaws and decide n,
nat course 20 follow IN the Summer e.
tlvilies Of the church athletics N,
igene Sproul IS president OF this or bo
nization
Evening journal., 1920-03-20
BISHOP M'CORDK WILL
CONFIRM AT GVARY

calvary Episcopal Churerhird and
washington streets the Edmund
II. Stevens, rector. will b Passion
SUNDAY services al i.5O Sex; holy
iiiihuhloi, 9-5O o CLOCK; cnh school
az lV'io CLOCK hoIy eomiion and
SgIiilUn' suDJeot' me Chlan and
ny M, ray " 2 CLOCK, Nictoryild: 7.i5
y -.',Is, IlVoh' ..,,.sS eTglinS prayer anFermon.
~. supJSst, lne World Wlde sion of
Inc p. 1nurch We1hesday' : ock, the
~ ~ i tte'' D. ~ nicCoIiilick WlIlmlnis-
'Sl lie Aposlolc hlle OF LOniatiOn
Evening journal., 1920-03-20
METHODIsr PRnTEsrANr

The Rev. w p Robefts. B. D.. Of
Philadelphia. Will preach at the weekly
prayer meeting OF the New Methodist
Protestant Church, TO be held at The
home OF Mrs. r. J. Brltlingham. No.
si3 \. Jackson street. on Thursday. at,
O'Clock.
Evening journal., 1920-03-20
VT. JOY ". z. cHIpcU

AZ NJ Joy n z. Church. the Rev
J. W. Bond d D. pastor. the services
VIII De. go o'clock. union class meet
ms iO8l o'clock. sermon By The mas
Tor; subject, The White Robod
Army; 230 o'clock, Sunday school
Z 80 O'Clock, sermon by he Rev n
BOND, Of the Baltimore Conference
Monday 73o o'clock. the onc.sls ~
meet. VII
Evening journal., 1920-03-20
EPMnRIm pnncn,,,

kpworth NJ E. Church. Tcnth ssd
Lombard streets. the Rev. 7. T. Besu-
champ pastor. VIII hold services To-
morrow as follows. $50 O'Clock cisss
meeting, G. W. Booker. leader. 30 "a
O'Clock. sermon, subject. THE secret az
Strength": o'clock. Sunday school w
/. Overdeer, superintendent. "A
O'Clock, EpwOrth Lea1ue: 7.3O o'clock
sermon, David Numbering Israeli
Evening journal., 1920-03-20
MeCABE MEMORI,I

At McCabe Memorial Church tomor-
row the subject foT the morning SER
non VIII be serving by suffering. In
ne evening at l30 O'Clock the pastor
VIII deliver the last OF a series N ais.
cours on The Spiritual s,gn.Acants
OF ne War" The subject tomorrow
night VIII De The Religious Outlook -
Evening journal., 1920-03-20
GnEENHILL PREsnYrrnr,s

Services tomorrow at Grrenhiu
Presbyterian Church will be condncte,
by the pastor, the Rev. Thomas Kerr
SUNDAY school at $50 O'Clock followe,
by morning worship at fo45 O'Clock
lunior C. z. Society at O'Clock; Y .
C.. 2. at 7 o'clock.
Evening journal., 1920-03-20
SECOND NJ p.

Services at the Second NJ P.|Caurcl
VIII be; Class meeting. 10 5'dock
preaching. II aud 40 o'clock: Sud,,
aciiool. ? O'Clock; prayer meeting, ,rrl
day evening. The choir will giYlan
entertainment on Monday evening NJ
the benefit Of the church.
Evening journal., 1920-03-20
United pREeRNIEnIAN

First United Presbyterian Church.
Ihird ana B~oome streets, services viii
be. Sunday School, 10 o'clock: preach
ing If and 7l5. by the Rev. oscar n.
Person, Of Youngstown, Ohio.
Evening journal., 1920-03-20
Why You ShouldGo
To Church

To be of no church is dangerous. Religion.
OF which the rewards are distant and which IS
animated only by Faith and Hope will glide by
degrees out of the mind unless il be invigorated
by external ordinances, by stated calls to wor-
snip and the salutary influence of example.
Johnson. Life of Milton.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-11-30
YOUNG GIRLS TO GIVE
A MINSTREL SHOW

4 nunlber Of Young girls who are
memters q The church ana congre.
cation ef the First Methodist Episco-
pal Church are rehearsing for min
steel ia I'M n l't given Thursday
They are being coached by Paymas-
scr WHITAKER 81 ". whose sue
es III coaching the recent musical
entertainment The Rev Dayton J'p-
7o-!9ae. was marked The cast in
bis ,nslsical pl4y after having given
no most successful performances
here aaGs one al Edwards Chapel.
iarole las9 wee. and anticipate re-
pt'atillg the performance lit Passport
y t.se near fu.l.re Tne play was un-
FER the direction Of ar Whitaker.
.s il -le girls nlinstrels
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-11-30
VIII Receive Friends
an Thursday Afternoon

Assisting Mrs Arthur Newton
Brown IA receive her friends a. an in
formal afternoon "a; home from 4 10
9 Thursday Al ~ State Circle VIII be
ne following ladies Mrs Anon
n, Mrs Tuderwoo Mrs. ST, Clair
S.nsTh. ara Mrs " p. Brereton. Jr,
Tile occasion will be the first of Mrs
Rrawn's Thursdays II December at
home
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-11-30
Have Taken ttne
~ Esstiout IIo.l, "a

Lieu Confa;ynstT Leo and AIra.
Nose Wtldias cook place IN
aiyasaiifreon l3sf " III. arr stopping 1T
4 srFel Ilail, psadi5lg taking up ol
n Il ia,alee al III Duke of Glnu-
.ce tft ia one ii the Ridaut
9tl5e recently v;lca:ed by Lieut.
emRlander Wood WHO has been or
sielc Pensacola. Fla, With the
iafl 9ef.s q be Nay Mrs. ice
Was, betpfe her marriage. Miss
,ugeaie islanlin. whae father. Liout
adm 1a nitaqn lip IN the explo-
ion Of fha battlcsllp Maine In Havlna
irbor
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-11-30
DIR. Smiths EaetArp

Las: evening the members Of me
Business and Professional Nomen's
Club had real treat DR. G. AL
phonso Smith. Head Of Tho Depart
nlcgt Of English \ the Naval Academy
ana Arckivist of the Virginia Folk
Lore societg. addressed the club On
The Ballad
I; was rare priviose indeed for
lae c4pP mensbsrs 70 rave talt fas-
einatiGg tyne 81 literalCre prescntea
- such al amazingly appealing man
lier BY ore Of Tho prime promoters OF
the ballad qucs ii this section of the
eoultrs.
Or Smiths remarks about the real
iEi ssion Of The ballad were 50 irspir-
my that every one of his hearers
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-11-30
.it ing Dinner
Tomorrow Might

e.nuin Nai q Ciugerius. Z s. NJ.
aHnanslale # Miashipmen, and Mrs.
tluYerius, viii entertain Al thinner
TOMORROW night II the Comnandant' s.
4pssrsera Nay3l Academy Covers will
Dp laid fer en and guests All table
NJ ifis,uete Commander and Mrs
Z arl Ali and Mrs Carryl
lsi.Na9 III IS par 4cftf4omdr and.
Air .I.in rker and Lieal andr
la -! laltliplt "a sas
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-11-30
.fp reri III Miss Rurraps
4li, nmquneetl

geBpt4f Is announced of
trstEen Earrage duellar
sfdl l;tX II lsarraeee q.
Mrs Rrraee ana 81 lal-
u .Ae Ltte Major Geiit,tll
faatloae Gl8ham,
e.ah,tm To Mr. Wiliail
inns son af Mr. ana Mrs
M.s lswathnley Of Norfolk
9raF ii now v#n her
S'ales @ife u Rear
Sllper'nsea ,i,H % t.3e.
al n IN, IS Ns.ii kl3 sH ~
etrsi tlrsl mhtee her
MI, LlrsnerlY c0allnanas.a q
t.6a 10 NM. a, ttnS
4pl ere s Burraga = nj
fa W,tfii3ir.
VIII eH her AZ,
I: raa lpr Yrs William
fllI II
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-11-30
The Misses Harrage
iSisilig II SuHtdtss.

All's Scales II entertaining her
rises ile Misses Mesa and Mary Eur-
ne, daughter af iSear-Admiral Bur-
Sc, NAo arg yisag IN y apm ard
ousins, the Misses Harriet AID .Aroo-
l.lf ga.es. at ne peyiateaaalt &
taaftsrs Aa.aI Academy.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-11-30
Naval OitieeI
Joins F.inil.

Lieut. CO.. sander N, II Reath
: NJ attached 70 duty on lilo SIS
M.e4igal Al Philadelphia Navy Yaeti
vas hons Tor few Glss lea5e III
ioined / rnly hero a their par;
ment on Cathedral and Dean streets
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-11-30
Dinner Parties
On Tie Tapis

.aaIn AID Sirs RieAards are giy
ms ailaor on saturday nigh Il
aiasa be guests q honor Will pc
Aillalsl ard Mrs Schroeder
iI1s Seen sent by Captain
,!l Mrs .rAomas /. Johnson Tor
dinaer "a the Reina Mercedes on De
.enter IA u honor If Governor
g3ilellie
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-11-30
inother Little
allnfinIl

Mr. and AIRS George Miles Wsllss
III, are the proud parents of j daagh-
ter. Elizabeth Addison Wells born
E'ridav night November III. ii um
'ierss one. this county The little girls
mother WAS formerly Miss Lily
Brooke. OF West River who has rola-
ives i'll Annapolis
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-11-30
VI Il ollepe { i'll
lIst For .lnllati.A q

Mis Cecil Gersrlsia Marie o.
Nesern aIalNlanti college va fni.-
n sa@h h. eek e.ls her
,ti@l,fs, The Misses sterling. of severn
venue, kastpar
Miss Helen Ghilas has beer visir-
NJ hen sister Mrs Frank E,yHs. al
Norfolk.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-11-30
No Reception
Next Wedne s,las

al. epiaf Ee assd f3r We'd
afternoon npeetate7 !. a i}e
s. nas@fs Mil AeadeHls H.
.s snspealee GNlpg 70 lRe fea;h
eIaiy ii Admiral Scale ssser.
u Taylor 4, earlatfe, \. G..
except efHiei:l social eatertan-
g. a haze been @aiioi on s. the Snp-
f.risfelrttnt TOR the present
a s Johnson treasurer 81 lie Par
lf.l 4 latietf 4nspasiy Inc and Mrs
johnson q dcn, adrrc. near Anaapd
.is, IL . BON fstng heir Oh home
is, Naffol,, S,t. lor ssAersl days
MIS- John Shut ana daughter, Pat
= W.la l.ase iteen s9enllng some
sle III New lai.,, hase getnsael t3
heir home ii Germantown
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-17

Piano Prices Reduced
See our advertisement on page Is.
Billings Co.
103 South El Paso Street-Adv-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-17
WOMEN VOTERS
WILL INCREASE
MEMBERSHIP

A membership drive for the League
on Women Voters VIII begin January
2. accordlu gto plans made at a meet
ms in the II. ". c. A. building Thurs
day afternoon
Airs Horace A. Lay presented a
petition against the sending OF liquor
Communications were read from
congressman Marvin Jones, OF ANA
RIO Texas, and from j. j Mansfield
Of Columbus. Texas, stating that they
would suuuorl the 6hennar1-IO owner
furnish nurses where needed for
mothers ana children, and 20 other
wise help women VINO VIII become
mothers
a letter was read from the state
president asking whether the local
branch would approve the publication
of g citizenship manuel, TO be COM
piled by Mrs. C. W Haynes, Of Austin,
the book 20 include an necessary in
formation for newly eufranchised
voters. The league expressed ap-
owing to a deficit in the state
league treasury IL was decided TO give
tea early In January 20 raise funds.
A letter was read from the state
secetary Of the Federation Of Wo-
mems clubs, welcoming the league
to membership. another letter. from
the hostess OF the Red Cross cOnval-
escent house at Fort Bliss, thanked
The league for the entertainment
given there last week
state fire marshal A. p. Woodbridge.
asked by letter that the league CO.
operate III preventing Christmas fire
accidents.
airs. Lay announced that there IS
splendid cooperation in providing a
Christmas tree and gifts for the girls
iu the clinic This program viii be
ned with me tree and presentation,
Friday afternoon, December "a Mrs
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-17
ORDER
FOR RELEASE
OF VILLISTAS

Santa Fe, n. IL. Dec. 17.-Gov. o. A.
Larrazolo has issued an executive
order directing the warden OF the
state peuitenuary 10 release the 10
Nilistas. who are serving terms on
murder charges in connection with
the raid on Columbus. March 9. 1916,
after a court Injunction has kept
them confined despite a pardon by the
governor. The governors order is
without present effect, since he can
which is holding the prisoners. II
serves 10 revoke the precautionary
holding order that was signed by act
ing Gov Panley.
The argument before the supreme
court on the writ Of habeas corpus
which has been filed, was begun be-
fore the supreme court yesterday.
but has not been concluded Seven
attorneys appear in the case
Complications have multiplied in
the case Of the 16 alleged murderers-
They first were pardoned by the gov
ernor November %. but their release
was prevented by an INDUCTION in the
district court on November -. the
temporary restraining order issued
from judge Reed Holloman's court
Acting Gov. Pankey sought TO make
dOubly sure that the prisoners would
not be released prematurely by issu-
ing an executive order directing the
warden not TO release the raiders until
further orders, or on pardon BY the
court After a hearing judge Hollo-
man made the temporary order per-
manemt.
The men again were arrested De-
cember il, BY deputy sheriff r A
Lane, OF Luna county, on a new
charge Of murder. They now are serV-
ing time for the alleged murder Of one
victim Of the raid and il released by
the governors order. viii be tried
again for the alleged murder OF an
other Of the victims
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-17
Ball Player Killed In
Mine Blast At Santa Ria

Joplin, 40, Dec 17-Relatives OF
Harry owen, (Dickl Bayless. former
outfielder with the Western league
and Pacific coast league baseball
teams, received word today OF his
death in an exposition IN a copper
mine at Santa Rita, n. IL Bayless
was IS years old and married. He
PLAYED baseball last with the Lincoln
club In the Western club in 1917.
Bayless, q drill man in the Chino
Copper cOmpany's mine at Santa Rita
was killed when struck by a fragment
OF rock when a blast was set Off in
the mine tunnel. No other persons
were injured
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-17
WORLD'SPAM And
Ache IMMINENT
just one trial eouFinceE you sl0un's
Liniment helps drive away
Rheumatic tWinEcs,

VTTHT endure pain when you know
w Sloau's Liniment viii relieve il
promptly IL couldn't remain the
Worlds Liuiment for 80 years II H.
wasn't highly beneficial IN relieving
rheumatic aches, stiff joints. sore
muscles, lumhago, lame back, neural
gia, strains, bruises and the results Of
exposure TO bad weather.
Penetrates without rubbing. leav-
ing no stained skin, elogged pores,
mussinesE. A pain and ache llniment
that stands alone In doing what It is
meant 70 do Get a bottle today and
keep IT, handy. All druggists three
sizes-35c. zoe, s1.40. The largest Is
most economical
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-17
BIG BONUSES
DESPITE WALL
STREET THRIFT 7

New York, Dec 17.-Christmas in
the financial district this year.
judged by surface conditions. will
lack the Spontaneous and prodiEal
spirit which made memorable the
holiday seasons Of the three preced-
ing years.
This change is directly traceabIe tn
the world wide reaction In finance,
industry and general trade. a fact
which mas been brought home 20 wan
street with increasing emphasis dur
ing the last few months.
For the most part the banks, trust
companies and other financial insti-
tutions have had a prosperous year.
Several prominent banks have an
uOunced bonuses ranging from is TO
Is percent Of yearly salaries.
In several instances. Christmas
gitts are expected 20 amount 70 90
percent OF Lne year s pay accompan-
led by an increase Of salary for the
coming year.
Stock exchange firms and commits
sion houses are not expected 70 be
so liberal as in the past There will
be generous distributions, however.
by all the exchanges TO their em-
ployes-
same in Germany.
Berlin. Germany, Dec. 10y the
Associated Fress-l - The Christmas
trade ia Berlin, which once was
grealer than at any season during
the year up 10 the present time has
left huge stores Of toys and other
articles virtually intact on the
shelves, according 10 the managers
Of the city's largest department
stores. The manager Of the toy de-
partment in one store said:
Only the rich can afford our
wares this year Here is a rocking
hors for eco marks which sold be-
fore the war for 60 marks. IL would
cost a workman nearly his months
salary. Toy animals sell from so
Dfennigs up 20 1000 marks but few
persons are buying them The people
are hesitating even over spendin- one
mark on something that is useless.
They are saving their money for food
and clothes."t
Many children were IN the crowds
10 be seen In and outside the stores, /
gazing longinEly at the displays Of I
every conceivable kind Of playthlng. /
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Associated Press)-An earthquake
was felt here at $50 o'clock last
night. The earth tremor rocked
buildings and created much excite
ment in the hotels and clubs.