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EL PASO HERALD
Tuesday May 18 1920.
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ATTRACTS MANY! ATGLOUDGROFT
croft again will be the center for
pleasure seekers of the southwest
and toM-B. Hntcbins. who will man-
age the lodge at the aommer resort
this year as he has done for several
seasons past an advertisement for
Cloudcroft is an advertisement for
En Paso.
Mr Hutchins. who as Just ar-
rived from San Antonio to make fi-
nal arrangements for the opening of
tne summer at (Jiouocroii says aii
is ready outside tf the new final
The public school exhibit at Liberty)
i-3.il of art domestic science and
manual training work done during
tie past school vear by students In
the pra.de and high schools of El Paso
c attracting the notice of El Pasoans
i- Treated in such work The exhibit
is an extensive one and including free
had sketches landscapes conven-
i onal designs from flower motifs and
eoratie effects done in water col-
ors cravens or pen and-.nk.
Much of the work is done by pupi'a
teraglng eight or nine years of age
The hiffh school poster exhibit in-
rZ t.a?nSP M pilnt and ImStaf of the
rn;r content. i ne exniott occupies . i- ... Anin
! four side. of the hall and the W '" Xti
manual trainirg work is shown on mPU7nm iS? e'
i ps placed around the sides of the' Jh new P7"- ow under con--on
n struction to replace the one which
nnabelle Piroia a little girl who I burned last year will be ready by
in es in New York danced before JnIy - u expected and until then
audience at the exhibit Monday aU tne dances will be held at the
meht and u III dance ajraln tomor-. odge. The Guyon's orchestra fa-
-ow night. She U staying together miliar to El Fasoans. has Been en-tr-th
her parents with her erand- ' S ' the season. Tne lodge has
f-tier M. W Atterberry. of El
raso
Tumorro
school will ene a program of danc
i i s and choruses and Wednesda v
night the "Vilas and the Morehecd
schools will present the entertain-
ment The Moody orchestra will play
fcr tha dancing which will follow the
j -leram.
The program presented by the
n Vista school Monday night was a
? ircess. judging from the acclama-
t on of admiring parents.
i he exhibit will be open tonight
and tomorrow and tonight the Aoy
school will present a fairy play and
t r e Lamar school will lend its or'
ihestra to the festivities.
Railroad Men
To Confer Chi
Denting Rates
Santa Fe. X. M- May 18. A con
ference on rate revisions will be held
In a few weeks even days. Cloud-J In Xeming Thursday between traffic
representatives oi tne ai tr&so ana
Sooth western the Southern Pacific.
the Santa Fe lines Deming and El
Pas Jobbers interested and Hugh H.
Williams chairman of the state cor-
poration commission.
The traffic men will submit a new
schedule of rates applying on com-
modities Into Deming as snggested at
tne recent n earing at wnicn an exam-
iner for the interstate commission
was present The state corporation
commission believes the new schedule
will be satisfactory to all shippers.
There is so possibility of an increase
in rates to isi .Paso m tne readjust
ment.
Prices Given
Another Cut In
Omaha Stores
Omaha. Neb- May 18 El ten t smal
ler stores today Joined five large es-
taDiisnments wnicn announced reduc-
tions of from 20 to W oercent.
A large automobile dealer made re-J
auctions ox z on open and x4o on
closed car models.
A store which made a SO percent
reduction announced the cut would
extend to its restaurant also.
been renovated and redecorated and
the "highest golf links in the world
..- w. ! have been made known far and wide.
UtClUUVIl (.UC AlOIIiU . MAh ftllvftptUMIIAJlt A?
Cloudcroft has been
'Only five hours tide from El
Paso."
The bulk of the crowds who will
go to Cloudcroft are not expected to
arrive here until June IS Mr.
Hutchins said. Rates from eastern
Texas points to Cloudcroft are so
much cheaper than the tares to Cal-
ifornia and Colorado resorts that
Cloudcroft Is expected to be the
mecca for soathwesterners driven
by the heat to cooler climes.
Cottages Bngaged.
Among those who have eo gaged
cottages at the resort are E. A.- Pe-
den. of Houston formerly food ad-
ministrator for Texas and T. E.
More than 250 varieties of cheese
are made in France.
HAD SUFFERED ICE
CHILDHOOD STATES
PORTSMOUTH WOMAN
Jackson of Dallas president of the
chamber of commerce there.
Mr. Jackson predicts a "Dallas col
ony- will be formed at Cloudcroft.
Mr Hutchins said.
Before leaving: for the "roof car-
den of the southwest." Mr. Hntchlns
was the eneet of honor at a dinner
giTen ty the sen Antonio hotel
men's association.
Season Ticket Sale.
The first train to Cloudcroft will
wait for the Golden State Limited at
Alamogordo May 21. it is announced
by Garnett KInc. general passenger
agent for the El Paso & Southwest-
ern railroad. It previously had been
announced this service would begin
May 10.
Season and commutation tickets
for Cloudcroft trips will be on sale
May 30. for use May 11. Weekend
round trip tickets will go on sale
Jane 1.
Weak Nervous And Dis
couraged She Was On
verge Of Giving Up
Could Hardly Eat Or
Sleep.
SAYS TANLAC MADE
WONDERFUL CHANGE
from suffering Everything I ate
seemed to lie heavy on my stomach
and I woald bloat up with gas some-
thing awfnL I had the worst sort of
pains around my heart and in my left
side and at times I didn't think I
could hold ont ander the strain.
Even soap caused me to suffer and
often l became so nauseated I could
not retain a thing I bad eaten. I had
spells of dizziness and felt like I was
going to faint and I would have to
sit or lie down until I could recover.
Ify nerves were badly unstrung and
at night I was in such misery I coo Id
hardly get any sleep at all. My house-
work became burdensome and I got
so weak and worn out I felt like I
was ready to give up.
"About three weeks ago I began
taking Tanlac and am feeling better
than I have in many years and now
for the first time since I was a
child I can eat whatever I ulease
and as much as 1 please without suf-
fering any bad affects. The Indiges-
tion has left me altogether and I am
so longer troubled with gas. float-
ing or pains. My nerves are steady
and I haven't had as attack of dizzi
ness since I started taking Tanlac.
X enjoy perfect rest every night and
taken medicine nearly all my life. when I get up in the morning I ajn
but I was gradually growing worse feeling so fine I can do my bouse--ach
rear until I began taking Tan- I work without Urine; one bit."
lac I was a confirmed dyspeptic and Tanlac is sold in El Paso by Kelly
harder a day passed that I was free I and Pollard. Adv.
Dyspepsia And Nervous
ness Things Of The Past
And She Feels Splendid
Now States Mrs. Dozier.
I am so happy oer what Tanlac
-as done for me that I want to talk
about It all the time" was the en-
thusiastic statement made a few days'
ago by Mrs. G E. Dozier of 1401
Pr"ntis avenue. Portsmouth. Va.
I had suffered from indigestion
ever s'nee I was a child and I have
t ?
I ASPIRIN -A Talk
Reduce Transportation
Element in Production
Advice of Dr. M'Elwee
New York. May 18 Dr R. S. Mac-
Elwee. acting director of the bu-
reau of foreign and doestlc com-
merce of the denartment of com
merce told the delegates to the con-
Tanuoa oi toe national Association
of Manufacturers today that the ex-
cessive costs of marine terminals
were handicapping this coon try's
foreign commerce.
The excessive costs of marine
terminals are handicapping foreign
commerce to the extent of $30 to SXS
a ton In many instances. The reme-
dies for congestion at marine termi
nals are 10 oe iouna in toe aaroor
belt line unifying all railroads and
wnarves. ana in tne construction or
ample and properly located storage
warehouses. Ample storage space
must be provided for transit on
wharves for intermediate storage at
the bulkhead and for commercial
warehouse operations In immediate
proximity
"Hitrhwavs have become an Imnort-
ant factor In the transportation of
manuiaciurea proa acts. up to
mile hauls the motor truck can act as
feeders to trunk line railroads. The
high roads should be constructed to
carry a certain maximum weight and
the vehicles should not exceed this
weight in order to save both the
roads and the vehicles."
CONVICTED MAN SEEKS HIS
RELEASE ON PAUPER'S OATH
Francisco Jimenez .convicted April
7 in United States district court of
possession and smuggling of 24 pints
of whisky and 36 qusrtrs of tequila
and fined $20 remained in jail until
Monday bciuse -of inability to pay
the fine. Monday afternoon he ap-
peared before A. J. W. Schmid. United
States commissioner and asked that
he be allowed to take the pauper's
oath. Mr Schmid declined to dis-
charge Jimenez and continued the
case until this afternoon to allow
Jimenez to Introduce evidence.
JUDGE RULES DRY AGENTS
MUST OBTAIN WARRANTS
San Francisco. Calif.. May IS.
Prohibition enforcement officers
have no right to enter house to get
evidence of liquor law violations un-
less they have search warrants
judge Maurice T Doollng declared in
the United States district court here.
Instructing a jury to acquit Peter
Casewell and Paul Nell of charges
of violating the national prohibition
act.
CUeken Peed that makes the hen
lay. El Paso Seed Co. S2J East San
Antonio St Adv.
URGES MORE ATTENTION
BE GIVEN IMMIGRANTS
Continued from paae 1.)
country will suffer terribly for our
sins."
Senator Edge suggested temporary
moamcauon oz American immigra-
tion laws to permit "an influx of de-
sirable Immigrants" to meet "the la-
bor shortage in the United States."
ALLIES LEAVE U. S. OUT
IN FIXING FOE PAYMENT
Continued front page 1.)
Take Aspirin only as told by "Bayer"
The Ems "Bayer" leestiSes tie
!
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h
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true werH-faaoe Asairis pre-4-
cribed by physiaass for over
eighteen yearsi' Tie aamr"Byer"
j laeaBs gesatee Aspirin prorec safe
. by ailfios of people.
J la each rafcrokea package of
J "Bayer Tablets of Aspirin" yea
5. ere told how to safely take tik
geaajse Aspirin for Colas Head-
Aipirffl is inu ebiic ssyer .Minmarmrc Jtocucescaaseser oi uicjnana
ache Tcota&e&e Earache Knrral- $
git. Lumbago Ehetnsatim Ken-
ritis and for Pain.
Always eay "Bayer" when buy-
ing Aspirin. Then look for the
safety "Bayer Cross" on the pack-
age and on the tablets.
Handy tin boxes of ttrelvB tab-
lets cost bat a few cesta. Drug-
gists also sell larger packages.
.BSBBSsSsSSSsW
BIRD SEED Tj
THAT'S MIXED EIGHT I
BIED MANNA I
BIRD GRAVEL
BIRD CHARCOAL
BIRD BITTERS
COLOR FOOD CTJTTLEBONE ETC.
ALL FRESH 1
BORDER SEED CO. I
321 Mills St'
THE HANDY CORNER
raised high hopes in England and
kept Lloyd George In power. This
election promise is probably the most
famous In all history and was raga-
ly referred to by president Wilson la
his conference with the senate for-
eign relations committee.
Eni?lU1 Byes Oitened.
The publication of the senational
book by J. M. Keynes. British flsancral
adrtser. who revealed the secrets of
the Paris conference had a tremen-
dous effect on English public optams
which realizes now that the isdefl-
niteneaa of the ini!mnllv nnaVta
bad kept and would keep Germany
from beginning to earn money to pay
her bills. The allies then knew they
most accept a much smaller indem-
nity than they advertised they would
collect.
Second. France was another barrier
-or. rather premier Clemenceao. who
shared the view of a mnltltnde of
Frenchmen that Germany should
promptly rehabilitate France before
any money should go elsewhere.
Clemencean's Ignorance of economics
is spoken of by American officials as
one of the lamentable obstacles to an
earlier agreement on the indemnity
question.
Third the TTnited States c-ot iaaritil
up In party politics and Bnrope
waited hopefully for the ratification
ox we peace ireaiy ana America's en
trance into tne leagae or nations.
V. 5. Still Ontalde.
All factors now have been removed.
except one. England is ready to
agree to a zixed sum lor the Ger-
mans to pay and a method of !&.
log he Germans. France and Italy
are In accord with the British view
point xoe united states alone is
outside the conference chamber and
the country holds Jl0o!t4 in
European oougations. iiut JBnrepe
has decided that she can wait no
longer If America suffers as a re
sult of the settlement that Is her
lookout. Europe has had enough of
eiecuon promises ana tangles in tne
case of England. She doesn't expect
a definite policy from America vntU
after our presidential election cer-
tainly not until next March.
Unonestionablv she will advise th
United States of what is dene but
inns iar not a syiiaoie or oitfessi in-
formation has come for the iraed rea
son that America has nobody on the
inside of the conferences and antil
the oeace treatv is ratified the llftttjrf
States will continue to be on the
outside copyright. I9Z by David
Lawrence
DELEGATES TO ALL RUSSIAN
ZIONIST CONGRESS SEIZED
(Continued from page 1)
have been found in the office of the
central Zionist committee.
It is claimed that 8.M0 Jewish
legionaries in Palestine have pledged
support to the entente armies and
that Henry Morgenthau former
American ambassador to Turkey.
visited Poland last fall and it Is said
he urged the Jewish population to
submit to the Polish Imperialists.
MTT1 GETS ANOTHER CHANCE.
Rome Italy. May IS. Slgnor Nlttl.
whose cabinet resigned last week has
accepted an invitation by king Victor
Emmanuel to form a new ministry.
The invitation was extended today
after the king had conferred with
former premiers TittonI and Orlando
DIWER TO LIEUT. BCQUOR.
El Paso automobile dealers who are
members of the automotive trades
department of the chamber of com-
merce will give a dinner at the
chamber of commerce tonight to
Lieut.. Ad Buquor who has Juit re-
turned from service in Siberia.
HEARING ON THEFT CIIARG&
W. W Douglas negro charged with
stealing goods from the Popnlar Dry
Goods store will be given a preliml-
narv hearing before justice Clark
A right Wednesday morning
Is Tour Jewelry Out of DateT
Wc will fix it like new
Sheldon Jewelry Co Adv.
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Kodak FlnUhlnc
N. Oregon Sheldon Hotel
Advertisement.
GOUDT OF HONOR DR. BURNS NEW
Bide
Puzzle Pictures
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CHANGK one letter In each -wonL
Then rearranse tae words and see
if yoe can make out a well known
proverb.
AIVSWHR TO YESTERDAY'S PUZZLE
Cariboo.
HIES OEGREES
At the Mav nnnrt nf Tiara nf T71
(Taso council Boy Scouts of America.
Monday nlRht In Judge W D How-
ell's courtroom. JJ boys received the
degree of tenderfoot eight that of
second class scoat. and three that of
first class scoat. Norman Ferguson
troop S. was awarded the degree of
eagle scoat. the third one to be con-
ferred in El Paso. Merit badges were
awarded to Frank Stannt.1 tMitn r
Clingnan Qnlnn. troop 8. El wood
MumDie troop i. Andrew Wllkins.
troop 17. Dura McCormick. troop 18
Lawrence Fitsgerald. troop 22
i ne marc was conauctea by rr
Fuller Swift chairman. H. Taylor.
T. O. .HrDIL f .A. K.rill H V
Campton. R. N Mullin. M. H. Barton
M j Romo. J R. Montgomery. J R.
Segall. Dr G N". Thomas judge E. B.
McCiintock and mayor Charles Davis.
The successful scout candidates
were
Tenderfoot. Edward Print .nfl
Stevenson troop 1: Ben I Clements
troop 3. Leo Freeman troop 5- Char-
lie Barton troop 8: Esteban Parra.
Mardoqueo Garcia. Edoardo Escudero.
Rafael Herrera. Lais Gandasa In-
oei Koanqnez. Manuel YOdicio. Ill
gnel .Bnstamattte. Roberto Her-.-.
ana uouiermo I'oruiJO. troop 10. Ed-
wira Lies ana loay ACUna. troop 12
Ed Morphy. Frank Murphy and Tom
Brohard. troop 1$: J. D. Jones troop
It. Phillip Seg-alL George Xerbey.
troop 29; Lorenzo Madrid. Ramon
Sanchez. Alfred North. Richard
North. Alfredo Artero. troop 21. Her-
man Em!nger George lllnea. troop
22: John Neff. Edirar Znk-k. Mmnrt
JSODiei. U-90P Si.
Second class: Herman Andreas
troop 3. Jack Mathews. Phillip JJodd.
troop 6: Paul Franklin troop 7;
Robert Travis. ir troon 9 Sfiln.v
Borschow and Lester Simon troop 2;
4-UB- AIVKTVI 'roup O
First class SeweH Fields troop 1:
Earl Rodehaver troop IS: Lamar Da-
vis troop S.
CONCERT AT POST.
The Eighth cavalry band concert
complimenting CoL R. L. Howie now
district commander and Mrs. Howie
at Fort Bliss will take place tomor-
row evening between 8 and 9 oclock.
I E. BISHOP
Des Moines. la. May 18. Dr C. W.
Burns. Minneapolis. Minn- was elect-
ed a bishop of the Methodist Episco-
pal church on the ballot taken late
yesterday at the general conference
the result of which was announced
today
CAVILRTMIX TO BE GIVKX
IIKA1U-G ON TIIItEC CHinGBS
Glenn Phillips soldier of the Sev-
enth cavalry facing one charge of
assault with intent to murder and
two charges of burglary will be
given a preliminary hearing before
Justice Clark Wright this afternoon
The condition of Joaquin Vllla-
neuva alleged to have been shot by
Phillips early Thursday morning on
the road to Tsleta. is favorable it was
said at the county hospital Tuesday.
SAVE HALF HOUR
OF HEADACHE
-Globe Store News-
-isplronal Elixir Relieves Right
"New Tablet and Voiwderm Must
Walt to Be Digested IL-vnJufely
Safe.
The next time yon have a headache
go to your nearest drug store hand
the clerk half a dollar for a bottle
of Aspironal and tell him to serve
yon two teaspoonsfal. In a little
water With your watch la your
band count off two minutes and call
for your money back as per manu-
facturer's guarantee. If you can't
feel your headache fading away with-
in the time limit.
Doctors recommend and druggists
guarantee Aspironal because they
know It acts so much quicker with-
out the slightest danger to the heart
and because It removes the cause
of billons and sick headaches by Its
srentle action on the liver. Asnlrenal
corrects blileosness and constipation.
inereoy preventing me return or
our headache next day. All drnsr i
gists invite and expect yon to try
AsnironaL so don't be basafaL Every
body is doing It. Same guarantee
applies to colds eonghs and neearl-
gla. Adv.
special selling of
georget waists
This k a particularly pleating showing of sneer georget
waists m Kgfet blue navy delicate pinks aad practically all
the wanted shades. Handomely trkised in embroidery
and beads. Very Special at
$4.93
st
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pumps for a short lift and a big volume for the power expended J
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LOUIS F. GATES Manager.
Main Floor.
voile dresses only $12.50
These voile dresses some nostlr is dark colors all flowered
design with sashes and short sleeves. Some axe trimmed
with organdie and diraRy collars and cuffs others are trimmed
with baronet and contrasting color satois. Amosg the colors
warbe found navy copper tan green etc. The styles fa-
dade tunic and oversldrt effects. X epleadid varne at
$12.50
Main Floor
PH0UE 5200
THE
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GLOBE
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"The Store That Sells For Less"
1 Paso.
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YOU STAY In bed.
AND I'LL coos: breaifzst.-
EO MY wire agreed.
SHE'D TRY It ones.
AND THE fruit was find.
AND THE cottee irea.
SPEAKING ROUGHLY It was alf
BUT WHEN I tacUed.
SOUR MILK griddle-ciies
SOMETHINQ WENT wrosj'
THEY LOOKED easy.
FLOUR SODA and salt.
80UR MILK one ear.
MIX DROP cook 107-
BUT SOMETHING went wrtas.
ZO l stacked tba otkes.
UNDER MY window.
TO MA33ACRE.
THAT TENOR cat next door.
.AND ! asked ay irUe.
WHY CAKES go irrong.
SHE 8AID "It's Mica.
TrJE CIGARETTES you emoka.
JUST THINK it OTer.":-
AND FIRST I said.
THEY SATISFY."
BUT SAW that trasat It
THE NEXT guess landed.
"THE BLEND can't be copied."
AND I gotta admit.
THERE'S SOMETHING Is.
THIS TALK of knowin' bow;
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JrLUCICY TIGER
KNOWING HOW" k everTtHn
In Wendin? 'cigarette tobaccos.
Tha ChesterfieW redpe calk for tha
choicest Turkish and Domestic tobac-
cos expertly blended in the exclusive
can't-be-copied way our own secret.
We do "know how" and that's why
Chesterfields "satisfy."
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Minister Thankful
"I bad stomach trouble for tiea- -
20 yoars. also constipation -i
tXOtd ear system with rs and e er
I eoold aot do ray work and wh 9
was down sick a tady from cue c
t-wn sent zne a bottle of Mayrs o
dorfal Remedy which proved tru
wontHrfoL X helleTe it ts tee i
medidne on earth. It ia a 8 r-p
harmlees preparation that rerr--
the catarrhal mucus front the i"e
tlnal tract and allays the mflam
tlon which causes practical iv a'
stomach liver and intestinal ail? r
including; appendicitis. One do
conviace or money refunded. .
dntffsistts Adv.
iCuticiira Soap
Is Ideal for
The Complexion
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