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The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-10-10
DER0MANET ESTABLISHES A NEW SPEED RECORD IN AVIATION MEET AT BUG

buc. France, October 9.-Captain De- Remanet, the noted French aviator. es- abiished new worlds airplane speed record at the aviation meeting here to- day He flew kilometer in 12.3 sec onds, which is at the rate of 92s2 kilo- metres. or about 1Sl 95 miles an hour.
 Sadi LeCointe. winner of the recent James Gordon Bennett cup race, was second in the competition. flying a kiIo- metre in 12.5 seconds.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-10-10
Train Is DeraiIed

 Nashville, October 9.-Train No. l on the Tennessee Central railroad. due in Nashville at 7:45 D. m. from Knoxvilie,., was derailed at o'clock at Shop Springs, nine miles east of Lebanon tonight, ac-+ cording to dispatches from Lebanon. Tie train was running about one hour late. The baggage car and one day coach left the rails, according to officials of the road here. No one was seriously injured, it is said.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-10-10
Vandy Defeats
 Tennessee Grid
 Team, 20 to 0
By JOE HATCHER

Knoxville, Tenn, October g.. Especially - Vanderbilt cele- brated Tennessee's dedication of the new athletic field and homecoming day with clean cut 20-to-0 victory in Knoxville today, over one of the best teams the mountaineers have produced in the past decade.
 "Gink" Hendricks was the brilliant star for the Commodores. scoring two
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-10-10
Will Palmer Arrested
By Associated Press

By ASBOc18t6N Pfe66 :
 Chattanooga, October 9.-Will Palmer we'll known locomotive engineer, under in dictment here for murder has been arrested in Los Angeles, Cal, where he was dis covered working in a restaurant as waiter. Palmer is wanted for the killing of ne- gro while shooting at another white man, the victim being innocent bystander. He was to have been tried in criminal court two weeks ago, but had left the country before the case was called Palmer waived extradition and left Los Angeles in company with Chattanooga officer to- nj
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-10-10
Armenians at War With Turks
 Rv Assnciafed Press

Constantinople. October 9.-The -Arme- nians declared to be in state of war against the Turks and Tartars The latter are attacking Delidjan and Nakhitchevan, southeast of Erivan, while the Turks are approaching Kars, northwest of Erivan.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-10-10
No Poll Tax Necessary
By Associated Press


 Knoxville, Tenn, October 9.-Women, of Tennessee need not pay poll tax to vote in the November election. This was the decision of the state supreme court in an opinion handed down here this afternoon It also applies to men who have become 21 years of age since January 10 of this year. The opinion given in test case filed by A. B. Bell, trustee of Davidson
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-10-10
Fire Destroys Villa Alba

Mobile, October 9.--Villa Alba. one of the show places on the Alabama gulf coast, was destroyed by fire today. The place was winter and summer resort located at Coden. Ala. and cost s150.000.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-10-10
L. s. U. DEFEATS MOBILE
 FOOTBALL TEAM, 4TO 0

Baton Rouge, La, October 9.-Louisi- ana State University defeated Springhin College of Mobile in today's football game here, 40 to 0. After the first period the Louisiana players gained practically at will
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-10-10
Many Operators Indicted
By Associated Pres

Huntington. w. Va. october 9.-The fed- eral grand jury, in special report issued here announced that it had indicted. nu- merous West Virginia coal operators and selling agencies for alleged violations of the Lever act and had fixed S125 per ton as a reasonable profit which operators may charge for coal above the cost of produc- ton,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-10-10
Kellher Is Appointed

By Associated Press
 Washington. October s.-Appontment of George E. Kellher of Boston spec iai assistant to the Attorney General was an nounced today by the department Of jus tice. Mir. Kellher will have charge of the investigation of alleged violations of the antitrust lRwA
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-05-11
APPOINTMENTS
 ARE POSTPONED
Attorney Pullman Chosen to Fill N. W. Bishops
 Place

Because Superintendent Samuel J. Slawson was called away from this city (by the death of his brother, the Board of Education postponed the appointment of teachers and clerks This was the principal business to come befort the session.
 Attorney John s. Pullman was unanimously elected a member of the board to fill the unexpired term of Nathaniel W. Bishop, deceased.
 Clerical and official help were given increases aoy the board, reroactive e from April 1, and the raises follow:
 James J. Rooney, $20o; John B. Wynkoop, $500; Mildred M. Peck, $168.75; Miss B. L. Hed(berg, $155. 40; Florence M Hurd, $124.50; Florence M. Hanson, SHY; Irene MdDermott, H75.
 The school tanitors presested a pc titton asking for a fiat increase of $500 a year and this matter was re- ferred to the committee on school housing.
 A petition from the Sylvan Crest Inpro ovement association of North Bridgeport, for school facilities, was referred to Board Members Bell and Burns, who are authorized to inWesti- gate the request and make a further report.
 It was voted to award the contraca for repairs in the basement of Lin coin school to the Burns company. Il was also reported that several of the schools in the city are being painted.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-05-11
Notions for the SeWi7ag Basket and Home Needs

Its easy enough to forget one or an- other of the little things one needs in sum mer sewing. Mark the list below and bring it with you next time you visit the store. Buttons for Coats, Suits and Children's Dresses and Coats, many styles and colors, 6 and 12 on card 10C a cd Dress Betting, black and white, heavy qual ity, 111a to 211a inches wide 15c yd to 25c a yd.
 Welsnap Dress Fasteners, black and white 10C a card Bias Seam Tape, 12 yd pieces, of fine lawn, vraious widths ..-... 1SC to 35C piece Stickalene- handy pocket musilage :-.. ''Baby Dirnple" Safety Pins, rust proof Toilet Pins, black heads, steel points 1OC Corset Laces, mercerised, 5 yd lengths 1OC Machine Oil-3 in 1, 1Oz bottle .....-12c
 2Oz bottle -.--.22C Marcel Irons, for waving the hair .A2G Curling Irons wood handles ..-..... 15C Wire Hair Pins, bronze color ..10C box Whisk Brooms, large and small sizes soc Children's sockets, made of fancy elastic, with ribbon bows ... 25c pair Elastic Webbing for childrens' romp- CTS ....---.--....... sc yd Steel Scissors, fine quality, small and large sizes -.~---~~--. .75C to S1-AO pair Odd lots of fine quality Pearl Buttons, in fancy two hole and self shank 25c and soc card
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-05-11
GETS LIFE IMPRISONMENT.

Springfield, Mass, May 11-Frank W. Potter of Cambridge, a former navy service man, was sentenced to life imprisonment in superior court yesterday after pleading guilty to sec ond degree murder. Potter shot and killed Deputy Sheriff George A. Bills of Palmer on 8 Boston and Albany train in that town February 24, 1919, when Bills and Patrolman Thomas were trying to arrest him for wound ing Detec tive Lieutenant J. M Daily of the Springfield police department in a hotel here a few hours earlier Potter was indicted for first degree murder.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-05-11
WILL DEDICATE
 TABLET IN JUNE
Beautiful Design to Be. Gar ried Out In
 Bronze

After receiving various designs .ecom all over the country, for the memorial tablet to be erected in the honor of all the Bridgeport High school men who served in the war. the general committee of the Alumni association has accepted the plans submitted by the John c. Hardy studio, of War wick, R. I.
 The tablet will be made of dull bronze, nine feet, three and three quarter inches wide and four feet, eight inches high. Along the upper edge and half way down the sides will be a wide band of oak and laurel leaves entwined with ribbon bearing the words Loyalty Courage Humanity and Liberty
 In the center of the tablet directly under the oak and laurel leaves will be a shield about foot on which will be inscribed the names of the seven men who paid the supreme sac rifice- A wreath os laurel will sur round the names Under the shield will appear the following inscription, Dedicated to the Boys of Bridgeport High School Who Served In the World War" The rest of the space will be taken up by the 470 names which will appear. Along the bot tom edge will be the sentence, Erect ed by the Alumni Association of Bridgeport High School"
 The work on the memorial will be done by the Gorham Bros. Company of Providence, R. I. It has been es- timated that the cost will be about $2,0o0. The proceeds of the lecture course which has been conducted by the association will not pay for the tablet The Senior class of 1920 of the High school has agreed to raise $4O0 for the work. Part of the $400 will be the proceeds of the Senior play which was given last Thursday and Friday evenings. Another con tributor to the tablet fund will be the Board of Education.
 When finished the tablet will ap- pear on the right hand side of the main corridor of the High school and opposite the trophy case. The con- tract calls for the work "to be com pIeted on or about June 1o.' It is thought therefore that the dedication will take place sometime about the middle of June.
 The memento will be one of the largest of it's kind in the state and will be a fitting tribute to the sol diers, sailors and marines of the Hill top school.
 The committee in charge is com- posed of: Richard Neithercut, chair man; Edward Spargo. Charles Bitzer, Miss Mildred Brinsmade, Frederick E. Morgan, Mrs. Elmer Ravens, Mrs Frank Armstrong, Louis Ginand James Moore, Henry Simonds, Miss Bessie Marigold, Dr. Arthur LaField and Edward Buckingham.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-05-11
S-T-U-D-L-E-Y Spells Shoes
 U 21 If.
OBITUARY.
Julia Barnes Smith.

The funeral of Julia Barnes Smith was held yesterday morning at the home of her son, George Barnes of 1o5S Maplewood avenue, at S:3s o'clock. At St. Peters church requiem mass was celebrated. Rev. Michael J. Lynch officiated. The bearers were John O'Connor, Thomas and William Casey James F'aNey. William Steel. and John Cullen, who were nephews of Julia B. Smith. Burial was in St. MichaeTs cemetery
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-05-11
REV. A. E. KENYON RESIGNS.

Ascribing his action to difference of opinion among the members of his congregation as to the advisibility of amalgamating with one Of the other Baptist congregations in the city. Rev. A. B. Kenyon has resigned as the pastor of the Memorial Baptist church. He asserts there is no trou- b1e in the church except over this one point. The congregation is dwindling and he attributes the loss to the high cost of transportation
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-05-11

''Modern American Poetry by Un- termeyer; '"The Master of Nervous ness," by Carroll and Health Through Will Power by Walsh also on file.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-05-11
YALE SUMMER SCHOOL.

New Haven, May 1.-The first program in detail for the summer school at Yale University under the auspicesc of the state board of education, was issued yesterday. It will last from July 6 to 31, and offers an intensive course of training for high school graduates who are un- able to attend normal school
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-05-11
TAKES OWN LIFE.

Orange, Conn.,, May 11-Pasquale Logiodice, 64, farmer, living in Orange avenue, killed himself yester- day by shooting. He had been despon- dent since the death of his only daughter. It was on this farm some weeks ago a pilot in the United States mail service landed in his air plane after having ben lost in a snow storm.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-05-11
TWO STRIKES SETTLED.

Putnam, Conn.,, May 1.-Two tex tile strikes in this section were set tied yesterday. The weavers of the Manhassett Co., in Putnam, who want ed 55 hours pay for 48 hours work, accepted an offer of 48 hours pay for AS hours work with a five per cent increase in the pay for the extra seven hours. Their strike began April 8.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-05-11

It is epected that the benefit dance given by the American Legion in be- half of the veterans of the G. A. R. will net clase to S2G0.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-05-11

Miss Alice Smith returned to her home in NValtham on Sunday after a weeks visit with Milford friends.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-05-11

In the t0Wn court on Saturday, John Bolarki of New Britain answer ed to the charge of reckless driving of a motor vehicle and paid a fipe of $25 and costs.
 The dispossess case of Fred Afer- win vs. Bierler was withdrawn.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-05-11
WORKERS, COUNCIL MEETS.

Hartford, Conn.,, May 1.-The Connecticut Girls Workers Council, which in war times, was the health and recreation department of the Connecticut State Council of De- fense, held it's spring meeting here yesterday, and discussed protective, correctional and recreational work with girls.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-05-11

Rev. Frank CarIeson of the Ply mouth church will preach the bacca- laureate sermon to the graduating class of the high school this year.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-05-11

Librarian Meserve is now in receipt of the third and fourth volumes of Beveridge's Life of John Marshall, one of the best biographies publish ed in recent years, covering not only the career of Marshall, but carrying along a very large amount of details of American history of the greatest interest.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-05-11
DEVON

Dr. Willis Putney has been appoint ed Medical Examiner of the State of Connecticut for the Royal Arcanum. He has held that office locally for a number of years.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-09

TUX N.LT.
r house N Sunset Heights. rents
for $50 month Price $500. $500 20 $500
cash. balance easy terms
3 r homes on Epson Ave. beautiful
homes and niceiy located Price $4,000
each. one-half cash. suitable terms On bal.
homes on Arizona street. close IN. 6
taEe and two story. Terms reasonable
A good rooming house. so. 900 and one
% the best apartment houses IN the city.
$4,000 A fair cash payment on each.
terms or balance
Have some good trackaEe. business
property and bargains % valley lands
see HILL.
RIO GhANDE REALTY COMPANY.
4s5 Texas Street Phone s7s.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-09

LUUk LlEeE 0NEh-
lE THY DON'T interest YOU
VIZ HAVE OTHERS THAT WILL.

II AmLA n0N II ANLElsE-L LOU
VIZ HAVE OTHERS THAT WILL
S-ooi-5 room frame, . corner lots. La Luz
St. paved. near school and car
Se860-In Grandrisw. 4 room and S. P
Rug brick. a bargain.
S35oQ-f rooms and s. P. good concrete
basement. Stevens street paved
SaSo1-Closs In on Wyoming rooms and
hall. corner. easy terms
$as50-HiE room and hall . lots. 1900
block Nevada $500 cash. SIS month
and interest one O. the Few good
buys left
$500 Blanchard St. rooms and S.
P coed heating plant. price viii
advance soon.
Ssooq-An unusual buy IN the 1900 block
Montana story. built o. very ez-
penEire brick. Z rooms. large fin
ished basement. heat. strictly mod
ern. $1,000 will handle
We have some good buys in apartment
houses weil located good income produc-
ers- also city property 20 trade fer coun-
t-v property Let Us know what you have
HUnSON-IACEE BEATTY COMPANY.
Phone ef1s after J. m 7o1o.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-09
For SaIe-City Property


TODAT's BIGGEST BARGAIS-Six rooms
and hall red pressed brick. on car line.
near school. walking distance 20 business
center Inquire 617 Capies Bldg. or Phi
z4Q7 after s D. m
RESIDENCE for sale, $4,000, residence 10
Gated at 30 y Oregon st This lot alone
Is worth more than the price asked, suit
able terms can De made With payment OF
$500. TRI-STATE COMMISSION co.
Phone es44- "a Trust Bldg
FOR SALE By OWNER-aiodern s
room new bungalow. basement. hard
wood floors all over the house; good
location. built OF a fancy rug brick
This house must be sold and viii
make price right Agents please do
not anwser- p J. n care Herald
MODERN bungalow. beautiful home on
lots rooms with Eiassed In sleeping
porch. hardwood floors. beamed ceilings.
built IN fe1 res basement under the en-
tire house. reslacs. hot water. heating
plant, garage anN good outhouses. pave
ment, cen ant Wallis, retaining walls. near
Five Points, hcr Immediate sale, $1,000,
terms Phi 25ss. ". H kuhn
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-09

S6Soe-A beautiful bungalow. built
for homeseekers; situated on Aurora
St near Piedras; has rooms, tile
bath, oak floors. furnace and beauti-
ful enamel finish
Sf1O0-Buys a wonderful four room
house on Clifton St Would make a
coy home Snap this up before IL
is too late
w c. PORTER REALTY co.
20l Caples Bldg.
Phone 1872.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-09
RARE VALUE IN A
REAL HOME
SO En0

sl&st0O
The finest home OF its size on
the best street in the best
Subdivision in FL Paso, Gin
cinnati St, Kern Place. This
bungalow is representa- tive OF
the best period OF Spanish
architecture; was built for q
homes no expense was spared
70 insure thorough coustruc-
ton and provide every nod
ern convenience and appli-
ance known to the art OF
home building The arrange
ment is unique and pleasing.
each room has exposure on
two or more sides. There are
seven large rooms. all on one
floor. and two servants rooms
in basement The living room
IS unusually large; there is
also a large sun parlor. Each
bedroom has two closets. with
mirror doors The floors
throughout are oak and the
finish is ivory enamel over
poplar. The bath is tiled and
equipped with fixtures OF
highest character, supplied
with hot water By an instan-
taneous heater. There is a
brick garage and laundry con
tanning two stationary tubs.
The grounds and patio are
literally supplied with roses
and other shrubs. The front
age is 112 feet and faces a
park
This home was built three
years ago and could not be
duplicated under present
prices for $4,000. There are
few homes in FL Paso equal
70 this Act promptly. for il
is priced 70 sell quick.
SOLE AGENTS,
FISK-RA1ISEF REALTY co.
Phi 1913 First Floor Trust
Building
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-09
For SaIe-City Property


FOR SALE-Modern S room bungalow,
good section or town. one 5 gallon Jersey
COW. corner lots. Phi. 6l22.
FOR SALE-By owner. room brick. bath.
screen porch. stable. ? full lots. fine home.
bargain II taken soon. good terms. leaving
town 2615 Frankfort
80 FEET vacant property. paving paid. op-
posite sash & Door Co. on Mills St. good.
small investment in the Industrial sec
ton See Alberts or Justus az Hizson Co,
Jewellers
II YOU Want II
We have IT,
Money 20 loan.
BARNETT'S, 219 san ANTONIO ST.
Look for the Big Colo Clock
LARGE NEW BUNGALOW
-Four bed rooms. living and dining
room. basement and furnace Now
ready 10 occupy. Price $500, terms.
L T. KELLER. with
LEAVELL 4 SHERMAN
116 Texas St Phone 1926
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-09
GOvERNsIENr SHOES.

We have several thousand pairs reclaimed
government shoes that were &c have been
re-issusd. but were sold n lare lots on
account OF Generalization. We are offer
ing these shoes 10 lots or single pairs
we send subject 20 APPROVAL agents want
ed IN towns outside e Paso.
P. o. BOX 1917.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-09
TURNER, KEMP & COLD

TURNER. KEMP & COLD
WELL SPECIALS
Five room frame, East Fl
Paso. ! block OF car: easy
terms, $1,000.
Four room brick. East Fl
Paso. , fun lots, $4,000.
-Four rooms. bath and screened
porch. close 10 Five Points,
south front. Ss650.
Four room brick. close in. on
East Missouri. south front.
paving paid; $3.50 cash, bal
ance $35 per month: $500.
Four rooms and bath. south
front, Highland Park. 1850
HERNDON KEMP, with
tt RNEH, KEMP & COLD
WELL,
80. 5 State Nat, Bank Bldg
Phone 20S0-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-09
NEW HOMES FOR SALE
BY
MATFIELD BLDG. AND
IMP en-


MATFIELD BLDG. AND
mp. CO.
ONE SIX ROOM BUNGA-
LOW in Manhattan Hts. Oak
floors throughout. tile bath.
tiled-in sink, built in book
cases. buffet, kitchen cabinet
and medicine case French
doors between living room
and dining room Full base
ment with reinforced con
crete foundation Built OF
dark matt brick South
front. on lot 43x120. Street
paved and paving paid Price
$500 on reasonable terms.
complete with heating plant
and electric fixtures. Vow
ready for occupancy
ONE SIX ROOM BUNGA-
Low in Manhattan Hts, on
paved street Complete in
every way. Oak floors
throughout. tiled bath, etc.
Paneled dining room Rein
forced concrete foundation
This is a roomy bungalow
ana we can finish il 10 suit
you
ONE TWO STORY HOME
basement with reinforced
concrete foundation. Oak
floors throughout. tile bath,
paneled dining room, heat
ing plant. Full length mir
TOR door. lots Of closets. in
fact an ideal home in every
way We have put the very
best materials and work
manship in this home and we
would like for you 70 see it.
There are six nice rooms. one
bed room 10 feet long. Price
$3.50, reasonable terms
WE ARE JUST completing
the finest two story home
we have ever put up for sale.
1t Is located on three full
corner lots in Manhattan
Hts. paved on both sides.
There are four bed rooms.
large central hall, living
room IS feet long, large
dining room. combination
conservatory and breakfast
room with gray tiled floor.
and shelves for pot plants.
The oak floors throughout
are all OF the very highest
Grade. The bath has tiled
floor and tiled wainscoatinE.
The plumbing fixtures are
high grade and there is an
extra toilet and laundry
trays. Double garage and
servants quarters in the yard.
Large basement with heating
plant. coal bin. metal coal
chute. etc. II YOU want
something exceptionally nice
and attractive. and g place
that you can not duplicate
Tor the price we ask. see IL.
There are lots Of attractive
features we can not describe
in this sd- VIII be COM
pletsd in about two weeks.
Price Sl5,75o.
3IATFIELD BLDG. AND
IMP. co.
Owners and Builders.
What Sterling Is To Silver
Layfield Is TO 4 Home"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-09

ONE. TWO. THREE. FOUR.
NV RT-EEaTnWz

ONE. TWO. THREE. FOUR.
NEW BUNGALOWS.
Five rooms each. basement.
rorches. hardwood floors. heating
plant, modern. . lots. prices $1,000
% $500, $1,000 cash. balance easy.
WY wait longer for a homer
NEW BUNGALOW.
SIX rooms. must be sold. cannot
wait, modern. basement. heating
plant, 2 lots. south front. paving
paid. fine location. everything the
best price f795o. 1880 cash. bal
11ce easy
CHEAP MESA LANDS.
WIN NOT last always. secure i
while you can. 10000 acres on
railroad. close 10 Fl Paso. paved
yoad leading 20 this. overlooils
valley. lands priced 500 TO $50
per acre, tn supposed oil district
Price $3.50 TO s5-T5. bouus. terms.
NJ 4. G0FF.
aot Security Bank ElEE
Phone .efe