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JSJL PASO HERALD
01 PREVENTS
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1 cweer and food and mail
S transported by trucks.
"nPKTS r EANE0 the best way
I si e'eaners WlLfiON-MIL-i
F -int Phone 788. Adv.
g "Walk a Block and
B Save the Difference"
I Straw
I frieltS
M Toyos and Panamas at-
H iracuve suapes ana line
B quality. Regular $5 to
H $10 values.
I BERG CO. PRICES:
$2.50 t
I $ao
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To Accept Mandate For Armenia
Means U. S. War In Asia Minor;
To Refuse Is Death For Armenia
X TEW YORK. June
l Wilson's recommendation that the
United States accept the Armenian
mandate should surprise no one fa-
miliar with the course pursued by
him at the Paris conference. At that
time 'both the president and CoL
few more t House again and again expressed the
oeiiei mac we unuea states woura
take mandates both for Constanti-
nople and for Armenia and there was
discussion of the possibility that
America might take over the respon-
sibility for all of the Turkish em-
pire outside of the Arabian districts
which had been divided In advance
by Britain and France. f
The long- delays la the solution of
the near eastern problems which
have persisted for more than a year.
are to oe traced airectiy to uie gen-
eral expectation in Europe that the
United States would in some measure
become a partner in the enterprise
or reorganizing' toe near east.
Conditions Grow Worse.
Unhappily while decisions hare
been postponed conditions in Asia
Minor have marched from bad to
worse. If British troops have occu-
pied Constantinople; Greek troops
Smyrna and French some portion of
the Syrian littoral Turkish leaders in
the hinterland of Anatolia have
broken a war from Constantinople au-
thority and allied control and have
proceeded to organise armies and pre-
pare to resist any Christian interven-
tion whether in Armenia or In Ana-
tolia. In point of fact the French
In Cillcia are already retreating be-
fore Turkish attack while the Greek
forces about Smyrna are at least
threatened with serious offensives.
As for Armenia Itself it exists
lar&relv in official documents for
Erserum and the highland about Van
and Bltlis are actually In Turkish
hands while as the Turkish rebels
push eastward the Russian revolu-
tionists continue to advance south-
westward and between the two mill-
stones Armenia is being1 ground up.
In point of fact. In all the vast region
bounded chiefly by the Caspian. Black
Mediterranean and Aegean seas to-
gether with the Arabian desert there
Is now only turmoil massacre anar-
chy. Left to Wilson to Decide.
In permitting; president Wilson to
draw the boundaries of the new Ar-
menia the European nations have
done no more than to leave to Amer-
ica the privilege of deciding how
large a responsibility she is willing-
to accept. Thus the president may
decide that Armenia shall consist
iriM-elv or the area described as
Armenia Major roughly speaking. Including-
the Russian Armenian re-
gions and the Turkish districts of
Bzerum Van and Bltlis with or with-
out the Trabixend coast or he may
decide that it shall include both this
Armenia Major which I have indi-
cated above and Armenia Minor as
welL if the latter be Included then
the state will extend southwestward
to the Mediterranean at the gulf of
Alexanuretta. including- xne uiiiaa.
where Fran co-Turkish fighting- is
now in progress.
But the latter state would in reality
include vast regions in which the
Armenian population mainly because
of svstematic massacres is now in a
ffTMf minoritv. Moreover the task
of policing of organizing of admin-
istering the larger ares would be
one of at least twice the magnitude
of a similar effort in the smaller ter-
ritory Moreover while the occupa-
tion of the smaller state would bring
the mandatory nation into conxuet
with th Turk and the bolshevlst.
any effort to take over the larger.
I
Give The SMn
New Life
Try tils simple formula
-A rm'e CREME ELCAYA
nbb 1 Io-jT iaU the skin;
thru li yoo need color k very
liftie roogo spread cartfa&y
ever tb check before the
cream u ro3 drr mad after
that the fcim of Lksrs lice
fonder over stL"
ELCAYA
UJanotZdQSOc
Your dealer has ELCAYA end
bss sold it for years. Ask him.
FtMmE&Co.
Accountants
First Htl BWj
1 Paso
Texas.
By FRANK H. SIMOXDS.
I. President would In addition involve it In dis
putes with the British French and
Italians who have sphere or interest
In the south.
The Decision of Europe.
So far as Europe is concerned it
has already indicated that it believes
that Armenian territory should be
limited to the districts comprising
Armenia Major not merely or mainly
because other Armenian claims con-
flict with the ambitions of European
nations but because no European na-
tioti cares to undertake the task of
winning and holding Armenia Minor
for the Armenians and It Is obvious
that only a successful war against
the Turks could establish such an
Armenian state.
President Wilson has always shown
himself very sympathetic with the
largest aspirations of the Armenians
and it Is far from impossible that he
may decide that Armenia should ex-
tend from the Black sea to the gnlf
or Aiexanoretta and from stvas to
the shores of the Caspian but unless
his country is willing to back such
a decision by arms by the sending of
a considerable army to Trebtzend and
another to Alexandretta his decision
will have no real value to tne Ar-
menians. And merely sending two
armies will not settle the question
the armies will have to fight and
fight for soGe time before the terri-
tory can be taken and pacified.
May Crush Armenian Rare.
Zf the United States declines the
mandate It is far from Impossible that
the larger fraction of the Armenian:
race will be exterminated. At least
it Is difficult to see any other direc-
tion from which aid can be expected.
Certainly neither France Great Brit-
ain nor Italy with the very large de-
mands which are now being made
upon them for demobilization on the
one hand and for the defence of old
and new territories on the other can
spare the men or meet the costs of a
rescue campaign in Armenia.
Not Improbably the future will dis-
close mineral wealth in the Armenian
regions. Once the country has been
cleared of the Turkish and Kurdish
forces and communications have been
created there Is little reason to ques-
tion the Armenian assertion that
prosperity will follow and very con-
siderable prosperity. It Is even pos-
sible that within a few years the
Armenians will be able to defend
themselves against Turkish attack
with a minimum of outside assist
ance.
Means War for America.
But facintr the situation which ex
ists at the moment no one can blink
at the fact that an American man-
date for Armenia means an American
war in Asia Minor certainly more
considerable than our war In the
Philippines and calling for large ex-
penditures In men and In money alike
Nor la It less clear that the costs
will be continuing- for five or ten
years at the least it is equally mani-
fest that taking the Armenian man-
date will carry with it Inevitable en-
tanglement in that near eastern mess
which has been responsible for so
many wars in the past century.
The course of the president has
thus placed squarely before the coun-
try the choice between declining the
prof erred mandate -which may sign
the death warrant of the Armenian
race and accepting a new war and
a foreign responsibility graver than
any in our past history. Copyright
132 by the McClure Newspaper Syndicate.
N6UND OPEN
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RUSSIAN TRADE
London. Enc. June 1 As the first
result of yesterdays meeting of
Greg-or Kraasm. Russian bolshe-
vik minister of trade and com-
merce with premier Lloyd George and
members of the British cabinet the
soviet government has been granted
permission to open Immediately a cen-
tral trading office in London says
the Evening Standard
Russian bolshevik forces fighting
the Poles and Ukrainians In the
Tarashtcha region south of- Kiev
have retired to new positions after
'fighting with superior enemy forces."
says an official statement received
here by wireless from Moscow.
Several villages In the neighbor-
hood of Molodechno northwest of
Minsk have been reoccupled by the
bolsbeviki.
In this sector the battle continues.
MASO.MC LODGES DISSOLVED)
.. FUNDS SEIZED IX HUNGARY
Copenhagen. Denmark. June 1-A
dispatch received here from Budapest.
Hungary says the Hungarian min-
ister of the interior has Issued a de-
cree dissolving all Free Mason lodge
the funds of which will be confiscated
and devoted to "humanitarian pur-
poses." The dispatch adds that It is
alleged that the lodges even before
the war were revolutionary centers.
vriir v. s. agent quit.
Coblenx Germany. June 1. The
resignation of Pierrepont B. Noyes
American delegate on the Rhineland
commission and the withdrawal of
Americans from that body was in
pursuance of a policy by the state
department. In Washington which
seeks a reduction of American repre-
sentation In Europe according to a
statement made by Mr. Noyes today.
"TIZ" FOR
SORE TIRED FEET
Use Th" for leader pnffed-op burn
ing calloused feet
and ceres.
Peonle who are forced to stand on
their feet all day know what sore
tender sweaty burning feet mean.
They nee Tix." and TTiz" cures their
net right up. it Keeps ieei in per-
fect condition. -Til is the only
remeds- in the world that draws out
all the poisonous exudations which
puff up the feet and cause tender.
sorectired aching feet. It instantly
stops the pain m corns callouses and
bunions. Ifs simply glorions. Ah!
how comfortable your feet feel after
using Tit- You 11 never imp or
draw up your face in pain. Tour
shoes won't tighten and bnrt your
feet.
Get a box of "Tit" now from any
druggist. Just think! a whole year's
foot comfort for only & few cents.
Adv.
Dear John:
Tne greatest treasure a
man has ii a good wife.
Why is it that a man
often realizes jut too late
that he held a paradise in
his arms and didn't know
it So "Why Change
Your Wife."
MABEL.
R"
Q Science and invention
have brought to the aid
of the rmller devices that
enable him to test his
product accurately during
the process of manufac-
ture. J Cream of Wheat Flour
is made under the super-
vision of a master miller
and constantly tested for
uniformity.
The high qualify of Cream
of Wheat Flour is proven in the de-
lidous bread biscuits and muffins
made from k.
Al&ayi Uie Cream of Wheal
floor and you sw have baling
satisfaction.
At Your Grocer's Here
in El Paso and through-
out the Entire Southwest
nB flour JpB
GLOBE KILLSW
f. ...
4l aac'"a8Bp
Bread u your btU fooJ.
Eat more of it
STOCKHOLDERS INTERESTED
IN TELEGRAPHONE CO. SUIT
El Paso stockholders in the Ameri-
can Telegraphone company nave been
notified that a suit has been brought
against the company and others al-
leging failure on the part of the de-
fendants to safeguard the Interests
of the stockholders.
The suit has been brought in the
supreme court of the District of.
Columbia by Hugh P. O'Reilly who
names the company and nine in
dividuals as defendants. He asks that
the amount of damage and loss al-
leged to have been caused to the cor-
poration because of alleged neglect
of the defendants be determined and
that a personal decree be entered
against each of them.
Mr. O'Reilly asks that the de-
fendants be enjoined from disposing
of any of the assets of the company.
He sets forth in the bill that the
patents covering the telegrapbones
are valued at SS.M9.0v0 and the an-
thorlied capital stock of the com-
pany is J5.eoo.eoo. divided into S00.-
OM shares at Sit per value each.
Mr. O'Reilly has asked the stock-
holders to back him In the suit
stating that they will be able to re-
cover the property alleged to have
been lost through the neglect of the
company.
ENDEAVOR DELEGATES JIBETj
CO TO DALLAS JtEXT TUESDAY.
At a meeting held Monday night at
the T. W. C A. 11 delegates who will
leave next Tuesday for Dallas to at-
tend the annual state convention of
the Christian Endeavor societies be-
came acquainted and worked up
songs and yells with which they will
advertise their presence at the con-
vention. It was also decided that the
girls wear black Mexican shawls and
the boys wear sombreros as the dele-
gates from the western district will
be the only ones representing the
border in the parade with which the
convention opens.
Indednl Movie Films
Barred From the Mails
Washington. D. C June 1. Presi-
dent Wilson has signed the bill in-
troduced by congressman Joseph
Walsh of Washington amending the
federal penal code so as to include
motion picture films In the same
class as printed matter In the list of
objectionable articles that are pro-
hibited from carriage by common
carrier from one state to another or
through the malls.
The action was the result of a pe-
tition by the National Association of
the Motion Picture Industry In its
campaign for better motion picture
films. The law has always pro-
hibited the sending of Indecent or
obscene literature through the mall
but no provision was made for mo-
tion picture films.
WEST TEXAS CHAMBER OPENS
AUSTIN LEGISLATIVE BUREAU
Stamford Ten. June 1. For the
protection of this section the West
Texas chamber of commerce on May
Z opened its Austin legislation bu-
reau In charge of Porter A. Whaler
manager. Every commercial organi-
zation or affiliated unit in west
Texas may use this bureau- for any
legitimate purpose.
The bureau la watching all legisla-
tion being Introduced at Austin af-
fecting the west. Where it is inimi-
cal.' it is being fought to the fullest
extent: where beneficial. It is being
promoted. It is fighting the proposed
state Income tax. adverse and unjust
oil legislation and asking for the
elimination of municipal bonds from
state and county taxation to facili-
tate satisfactory sales. The sink
boll worm problem is carefully
watched for all new angles detri-
mental to the west. If federal and
state Interests lock horns over the
solution the west will seek for elimi-
nation of the west from the squabble
and especially take steps to have
west Texas accented as a non inter
ested party whose territory will be
eiimroaiea zrom tne quarantine zone.
SUMMER SCHOOLS SHOW
INCREASE IN ATTENDANCE
A decided Increase in summer
school registration over that .shown
on Monday was evidenced by Toes-
day's reports issued by the principals
of the two summer grade schools
Alta Vista and Bailey. The former is
still much below what was expected.
with & total enrolment of 93. Bailey
scnooi reports zz stuaenis enroled
for the summer classes which Include
all subjects regularly taught daring
the winter term. A staff of eight
teachers Is Instructing the classeM at
the latter school. The same number
was assigned to the Alta Vista but
one has already been removed as a
result of the low attendance.
WARNER
WiB keep you cool and happy-
daring the Sfemmer.
Freezes
Sherbets
Ice Cream
Our variety of cool-
ing drinks will mae
you smile on hot days.
Delay your postoffke trip till
noon and lonta with us.
Warner Drug
Company
Hotel Orndorff Eldj.
Phones 731-732 and 733.
EL PASO STATION ENLISTS
179 IN ARMY DURING MAY
Enlistments In the army at the
El Paso station during May reached
a total of 17S men. This figure keeps
EI Paso near the top of recruiting re-
sults throughout the country. En-
listments reported Monday were Louis
C Gaulke and Andy Slaveu. Las
Vegas X. M 65th coast artillery
corps. Camp Lewis. Washington: Aus-
tin F. Moore Lubbock. Texas ord-
nance department. Fort Bliss: Dan A.
CarabaJaL Rlncon. N. M. and Marclco
A. Chavez El Paso general hospital
No 21 Denver Colo.: Elbert R. Arthur
Gallup N. M-. construction division
quartermaster corps. Fort Bliss.
JUAREZ MAYOR APPOINTS
BOARD OF PUBLIC HEALTH
"Wltfl a view to Improving the sani-
tary condition of Juarez a board of
health has been appointed by Fran-
cisco D. Gonzales the mayor com-
prising Brs. F. Buenrostro and J.
Viliamar and J. Vlllalobos who 13 an
attorney of Juarez. A thorough In-
spection Is to be made by these three
of the milk meats and other edibles
consumed in Juarez.
SUSPEND BYBXTNG SBRVICB5
AT ST. CLBMB.VT9 CHURCH
St. Clement's Episcopal church will
have no evening services on Sundays
during the summer months. The
church services will be held at "-30
clock and at 11 clock a. m.
YOUA'G JOT niDKRS ARRESTED
Six young men In an automobile
were arrested at 10 oclock Monday
night by the police folowing a com-
plaint that one of them had. fired a
revolver. The police say they found
a bottle of tequila and cartridges
for a -2S automatic revolver in the
car. They said the seventh man In
the car escaped and that no revolver
was found. The men are held pend-
ing further investigation.
COPPER CHIEF ANSWERS SUIT.
Tucson. Ariz. June 1. Application
to the superior court for the appoint-
ment of a receiver for thu Xlle Wide
Copper company and for review of
the actions of its president C P.
Relnlger. has been answerel by Reln-
tger with assertion that at no time
has he appropriated the company's
funds to his own use.
r
ecords
for June
The issuance of a new list of Victor Records is a musical event of
national importance. It makes music-lovers everywhere familiar
with the newest and best in music. Through the thousands of Victoi
dealers it offers' to every one the privilege of hearing this music; and tc
Victrola owners the advantage of enjoying these numbers over and over
again in their own homes.
Xemktr She Price
Love Me or Not Enrico Caraso 86616 12 $1-58
SUrofLoro Geraldine Farrar 8736 19 1.60
Drink to Me Only With Thine Eyes FlonxaJey Quartet 6iS7i iO 1.60
Don Giovanni La ci darem la mano CTkj lime Hini LovtO
Mabel CarrUon and Reiaald Werrenrath 87569
Cradle Sons (Mown) Alma Gbci 61580
Nocturne in E Flat Gwb Viata Jascba Heifetz 74616
OhBoj Carry Me "Long (Stcsfeea Fester) Louise Homer 87369
Forsaken Vw6a . Fritz Kreuler 64873
Good-Bje (Torti) Evan Williams 74550
Jesus Mr Saviour Olive Kline and Elile Biter 1
OEve Kline and Elsie Baker
AHStarTriol
AHStarTrioJMSSB
Let the Lower Lights Be Burning
Rote of Washington Square Medley Fox Trot
Yon Ain't Heard Nothing Yet Medley Fox Trot
Rock-a-bye Baby (2) Sweet and Low (3) Lullaby
AdesteFideles (2) First Nowell (3) Nazareth
Skye-BoatSong (2) The Hffis of Tyrol
Mother's Prayer (2) Swing Song (3) The Windi
(4) Cherry Sweet
Oh! By Jingo!
Profiteering Braes
La Veeda Csitilisn Fox Trot
Desert Dreams Fox Trot
Mother's Hands
When the Harvest Moon is Shining
Wad Flower Waltr
Alabama. Moon Waltz
Oh! How I Laugh When I Think How I Cried About Yen Victor Roberts
M 1.58
19 1.66
12 1.50
19 1.60
1.69
12 1.59
MS177 I.pO
SS
Victor Orchestral
Victor Orchestral186 M
Elizabeth Wheeler
Elizabeth Wheeler
Margaret Young'
BHIy Murray
16665 M
19666
Green Brothers Novelty Bacdl
Green Brothers' Novelty Band J18667
Henrr Barr)
Charles Hart and Lewis James J18888
.85
-S5
X
35
Frank Ferera and Anthony Franchini
Hawaiian Trio F689 W
18678
3S
My Sahara Rose Victor Roberts
Ching-a-Ling's Jazz Bazaar Medley Fox Trot Joseph C. Smith's Orchestra)
Irene-Medley Fox Trot Joseph & Snath's Orchestra J35885 K i3S
Any Victor dealer will gladly give you an illustrated booklet
describing these new Victor Records and play any music you wish
o hear. New Victor Records demonstrated at all dealers on the
'1st of each month. Victrolas in great variety from' $25' to $1500.
BCG.W. S.PAT. OFF.
Aca Bvdsnsarlc -sWirf&H tivdsnssfftSf word
Wiroia t&rtttP aB our procsrta. Loci
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Victor Talking Machine Co
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Camden New Jersey
MAYOR GONZALES RETUIUS.
Francisco D. Gonzales tnavor of
Juarez has returned from Casas
Grandes. where he went a few days
ago to take his wire and daughters.
Mrs. Gonzales and the two drla 'will
remain In Casas Grandes for several
weekrs on a visit to rsiatives. The
trip was occasioned by the recent
death of Mr. Gonzales's 8year-old
daughter. lqz Bstella because of
which Mrs. uonzaiea nas oeen pros-
trated so that the change was ad-
vised by the family physician.
TWO DEMAND 113000 DAMAGES
FHOM SOITHERX PACIFIC CO.
James P. Walker and Pablo Pen-
He have filed damage suits against
the Southern Pacific railway here.
The cautioners ask for S2S.00A each.
They declare that they were tnjared
In an accident in California. Walker
claims that his skull wss fractured
and Perarte states that both arras
ana legs were broken. The men claim
they were struck by a handcar of
tne company.
This Pretty Girl Oefies Age
By Using Ordinary Buttermilk
To Beautify Her Complexion
CHARGED WITH KMLIBZZLEMBNT
C H. Harnes. a deputy sheriff of
AlaroosTordo N. 34L arrived here
Tuesday to take Into custody Homer
Springer who was arested here by
detectives J. J. Coleman and Kd
Mebns. A warrant charges Springer
with embezzlement
ATTEMPTED IHTItGLAItY CHARGE.
Jnan Hernandez was arrested at 5
oclock Tuesday by patrolman J. J
Beatty who stated that the man was
prying open the doors of the Grecian
theater A charge of attempted
burglary was placed against the man.
K-odaa. .Finishing s.o Gandara. AdT.
Tells Drugstista Not To Take Anyone's
Money Unless This Delightful Xew
Vanishing Cream Quickly Shows
a Decided Improvement
Try It Today nt Our
Expense.
Butternllk Cream creates beauty
almost like magic. The most wonder-
ful thing about It la the fact that
whilst it turns the dullest most life-
less complexion to radiant beautv and
intakes red or rough hands or arms
snowy wtme yet there is not the
slightest sign of its use atter appli-
cation. It actually vanishes froip
sight and the most heated atmosphere
will not produce the least sbinlness or
greasiness of the skin.
No matter whether you are trou-
bled with a poor complexion wrin-
kles puffin ess around the eyes frec-
kles crow's feet or lines around the
mouth ugly finger nails or just a
simple roughness of the face hands
or arms caused by wind or sun. you
will find that any or all of these
troubles will quickly disappear with
the use of Howard's Buttermilk
Cream
To prove this to your complete sat-
isfaction get a small quantity toU
with the understanding that Lhe pur-
cnase money win oe cneerruiiy
funded to any dissatisfied user.
B8VV2a9mSBaBBBV
Houses or Barns
Yon need one kind of hrmher for yonr Lotue and another
for yesr barn. Be careful not to bnild yonr hosse wiin
"barn" fcaber. We carry a foB Ene of lumber for aH
porpotes.
Thede-Sherrod Lumber Co.
"A S'mgfe Stick or a Carload"
1800 Texas Street Pnone 1023.
In -. A Sli -l
n ' il H .w rd - Buttern.ilK
ream at ie t efure retiring: is all
tt at is re ss irr Popular Dry
titods tocuJi tin judeIv you. Adv
Our Seeds
are svuad dean asd tested to
grow. Beins experts in oar line
we know the variofii seeds well
and select but the best. We
premise yoa beantira results ii
yon plant our seeds is fertile soil
CATALOG FEEE
El Paso Seed Co.
521-523 E. Sas Antonio St
Phone 35X
(Just East of Coartbetue
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