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EL PASO HERALD
Wednesday. 'April 23. 1919.
CONGRESS RULE
TALES HI
1
GOES 10 1ST
LOAN I T 1
South Loses Domination;
Democrats Are Losing
Prestige in Utah.
4 Con Hotted from page 1.1
(ration la very low. lHatlfae-
lion over government operation of
railroad and yartfcnlarly the fetich
runt of travel ham hit section." like
ihix hetween the eyes. Freight
rates are higher mad service Is net
better.
v a . n and again one finds people
unc for a chance la the national
1v imtration w ithout exactly beinp:
y re that tne alternative will be bet
-r ti.a'i the i. resent management
1 : -with a feelmsr somehow that it
ruuld not be worse. The tansies over
e "w ar risk Insurance and allotments
'ni the soldiers delaved mails stories
pMrr.acance in the expenditure of
ii i f funds and displeasure over
i lnav operations nave to sucn an
'f : en personally experienced by
f z peo'e nere tnai tne penetrar-
i mrppaigrn of education carried on
llenubllan party fmm eastern
":- of political strategy is bear-
;r:t This camraicn is drivtnj?
1 orre one point trouph the medium
n ciness men. nanKers ana rarm-
. -i and een laborers tbat the Repub-
11 pa-ty alone is able to bring: order
a ' rnaos ana aione possesses ire
ipsa capacity to unscramble the
z-. of reconstruction.
Got. Bamberger of Utah t a
Dfiaorrat and "very popular too.
bnt his personality and rapacity
are Toted far rather than his par-
affiliation. I talked vith him
abont Industrial condition" la this
state and he see no clond. on
the horiKon. Kt only a period of
unprecedented development and
expansion.
" ' : the fall n te price of copper
irt hap been redu'ed In the mines
'n smellers n.irbv. an agreement
a He: been reached on a sliding
r -o f the price eoes up the men
1 benefit atra'n Phould the metal
i .-: qnk lower some of the mines
a if io go oat of business for
tih .o in which event the farms will
t sc-h the surplus labor. Many of the
vPTinns soldiers care nothing; about
-o'nsr back to rural life and prefer
ri?i excitement so farm labor Is !
rr-nhat scarce. Readjustment how-
Sure Way To Get
Rid of Dandruff
Texas Railways
Facing Deficit
Bush Declares
Not Only That But Roads
Of Whole Country Are
Running Behind.
Austin. Texas. April 23. Not a
single railroad in Texas will earn the
federal compensation said B. F. Bush
regional director of railroads yester-
day betore the Texas railroad com-
mission vhich is conducting a bear-
ing1 to determine whether it shall re-
voke its permission for discontinuance
of certain passenger trains.
Chairman Allison Mayfield stated
at the beginning of the hearing that
the meeting was to determine which
trains should be restored.
Mr. Bush said that he expected a
deficit of S310.109.100 in the opera-
tion of the railroads of the United
States this year and that this deficit
must be paid either by increased
rates or taxation. He continued that
the cost of passenger service per mile
in Texas five years ago was from 40
to cents and that now it is irom
$1 to 1.50. He asked the commission
not to order any trains restored which
would not earn at least $1.67.
Chairman Mayfield at this point
saia uiat the commission agreea wun
Mr. Bush on most noints. Mr. Bush
then said that while he did not hare
figures for Texas that automobiles
in Arkansas and Kansas have reduced
revenues of passenger branch lines
50 percent. The docket of the hear-
ing was then taken up. Trains of the
M.. X. & T. were considered first.
e er is proceeding naturally and with-
out industrial convulsion. Copyright
1919. by New York Evening Post Inc.
XEV HOG THICK RRCORD.
Chicago 111 April 23. A new al-
titude record for hoar prices at S2L10
per hundred weight was established
at the stock yards today. The pre
vious record was made last Septem
ber.
BLACKLIST TO
There- is one sure "way that never
u's to remove dandruff completely
id that is to dissolve it This de--roys
it entirely. To do this just
ez about four ounces of plain ordi-
ary liquid arrcn; apply it at night
ben retiring; use enough to moisten
ne scalp and rub it in gently with
'h finger tips.
Bv morning most if not all of your
dandruff will be gone and three or
f -ur more applications will completely
. issoive and entirely destroy every
.ngle sign and trace of it no matter
ow much dandruff you may have.
You will find too that all itching
"id digging of the scalp will stop
-.nUy and your hair will be fluffy.
:troi.s glossy silky and soft and
-k and feel & hundred times better.
You can get liquid arvon at any
.'-jg store. It is inexpensive and
ou- ounces Is all you will need. This
mple remedy has never been known
faiL Adv.
BE ABOLISHED
Peptiron is a remarkably
effective agreeable and
easily assimilated combination
of pepsin mix iron celery and
other great tonics and digfts-
t.ves. Good for the prostration
following the grip and other epi-
demics paleness nervousness
nervous prostration neuralgia
nervous dyspepsia sleeplessness-
One or two Peptiron after meals
t see the economy?) do the work
Jla ebrC I. HOOD CO Lowell. Vara.
Licensing and Rationing
Systems as Applied to
Neutrals End Also.
Paris Prance April 23. (By The
Associated Press). The supreme eco-
nomio council has authorised the an-
nouncement of the abolition of the
blacklist licensing and rationing sys- !
terns as applied to neutrals thereby
crowning the consistent efforts of
American economic delegates since ;
January for the removal of hamper-
ing war time restrictions on trade.1
This decision will grant that freedom
of intercourse without which the re-
sumption of foreign commerce so
urgently required by trade and In-
dustry In the United States and
throughout the world has been al-
most impossible.
May Favor Germany.
The discussion of the German
blockade problem developed a di-
versity of opinion and a special meet-
ing of the council today will endeavor
to reach a decision on the question of
permitting a limited supply of cotton
and certain other raw materials to
go to Germany. The American dele-
gates favor limited concessions be-
lieving that Germany is now stripped
so bare of textiles and other com-
modities of popular consumption tbat
there will be little or no danger under
proper limitations of German export
competition with the entente coun-
tries before the factories of the lat-
ter are to resume manufacture for
export.
Mai. McCamant at Statue
Tonight to Narrate Part
In War by El Pasoans.
What El Paso soldiers did in
France and how they did it will be
the theme of Mmj. T. J. MeCtfmant
tonight at Liberty statue. MaJ. Mc
Camant led a detachment of El Paso
ans overseas through several months
of active service on the front. What
his unit accomplished bow it fared
where it went and other details of
warfare in France will be related by
Mai. McCamant. C. H. Kirkland. a
local attorney will follow MaJ. Mc-
Camant with a brief talk. A military
band from Fort Bliss will furnish
music.
Itombardmrnt Every IVIcht.
Chairman R. B. Orndorff stated
Wednesday morning that he planned
to have a miniature bombardment
from the guns of the tank on exhibt
Ion at Liberty statue every night
during the tank's stay here.
The first of the Vlcotry loan night
meetings i-uesoay nignt was attenoea
by several hundred people who ap-
plauded the sneakers enthusiastical
ly. Rev. Ft. A. F. Upton of St Pat-
nca s caineorai. maoe a surnng ap-
peal for bond baying
Lieut. David Mulcahy El Pasoan.
who entered the army as a private.
Urged liberal subscription.
Vincent Andreas auctioned off to
the purchaser of the largest number
I bonds a helmet formerly worn
bv an officer of the German Uhlans.
Harry Robinson got it by purchasing
:w worth of bonds.
Lieut. Leon Gurley who was de-
tailed by the government to assist in
the fourth Liberty loan and who has
been visiting here a few days re-
turned to Houston Tuesday afternoon.
Flrvt Reports at Friday Luncheon
It was announced bv the Victory
loan committee Wednesday morning
tnai tne re win &e no luncneon or tne
loan workers until Friday noon when
the first report of the team captains
will be made.
GABLE TO SELL
IT i
Comedian Will Auctioneer
Patriotic Paper Between
Acts Tonight.
Tevoting the pulling power of a
pleasing personality and the possible
contribution of a lot of comedy not
found in the script of "Furs and
Frills' Richard Carle the elongated
star will auctioneer Victory loan
bonds between acts at the Texas Grand
tonight having readily tendered his
services to R. Burt Orndorff county
chairman for the loan drive when the
matter was suggested to him.
T do not know all the tricks of an
auctioneer." said Mr. Carle "but I am
willing to go into rehearsal for the
part immediately.
Orndorff As Director.
To this end Mr. Orndorff will be
Cable's stage manager for a few mo-
ments prior to the opening of the
comedian's drive and will instruct him
in the intricacies of arousing patriot-
ism and the legerdermain of transferr
ing moneg from the pocket of the pub
lic to the needy pocket of Uncle Sam.
The Mexican situation was interest
tag to Mr. Carle. The growth of El
Paso since his last visit here almost
a decade ago. to him. he said was as
tounding. An auto trip showed aim
paving which Interested him as a car
driver. The residence section was a
revelation.
There's a man down In this section
somewhere I would like to meet. His
name is Mark Dunbar.1"
The comedian was informed that
Mr. Dunbar was a broker in this city.
ue presaent oi uunoar ana company.
j trotter nearly jiroKe a now.
"Broker? Oh. he's still at It ia he?
Ten years ago In Chicago he nearly
Helps for the Housekeepers
Big Display in Basement
This week we are making special displays in the Rogers' Basement with
reference to what housekeepers need to lighten house work during the sum-
mer months.
In addition to the general items we call your attention particularly to the
items for Wash Day:
For the early summer season the housekeeper w3I find in the
Rogers Basement everything she may require not only for
the kitchen bat for the gardes and laws es well.
The following items are of timely interest and the prices quoted
represent considerable savings:
Lawn Mowers Best makes
complete with catcher up from $7.20
Grass Shears .. ... ... :. . . .-..... 90c
Grass Sickles . .-su 75c"
Lawn Sprays 50c and 75c
Garden Tools At reasonable prices.
ARCTIC ICE CREAM
Clothes Washer
The Simplex Automatic Clothes Wash-
er as shown in cut is placed in boiler
automatically washing clothes by
throwing the suds over them as the
water boils. This Washer has been
tested and approved by the Good
Housekeeper's Institute. (f O r f
Price $DU
Other Wash Day Items
r.nc bottom. Price ...............
Price
Plain Ironing Board 5 ft. 2 in....
Plain Ironing Board S ft... .......
Plain Ironing Board 4 ft
Sleeve Boards
Mrs. Pott's Irons Per set of 3....
General Electric Iron Guaranteed.
Large Size Wash Boiler Lead and
zinc' bottom. Press
Sl50
.$3J50
$1.50
51-25
SOc
$330
$185
$&G0
$Z50
HOSE
SPECIALS
25 ft. inch Cotton Covered
Hose $3.60
Remnant lengths Ootios Cov-
ered Hose in lengths S ft to
23 ft per ft 12c
Extra heavy high grade mould-
ed Rubber Hose in any lengths
desired at per ft... 224c
For the Bird
Bird Cages Special Prices
$2.00 to $10.00
Bird Cage Wall Bracket's ex-
Bard Cage Wall BBraekets ex-
tra heavy 25c
FREEZERS.
1- $. Special Price. .xv.-.. $2. 00
2-qt. Special Price $2.75
3- qt. Special Price -..$330
4- qt. Special Price $4.00
WHITE MOUNTAIN ICE
CREAM FREEZER.
1-ot. Special Price. ....... $25
2- qt. Special Price .$3.00
3- qt. Special Price $3.75
4- qt. Special Price $425
For the Kitchen
Buck Gas Banges.
Garland Gas Ranges.
Hoosier Kiteben Cabinets.
Porcelain Top Kitchen Tables.
Rogers Furniture Company North stanton !
El Pasoan Once
Mexico Colonel
Buying Bonds
Has Two Sons In American
Army and Is Proud To
Be An American.
Dallas Texas April 23. Albino Ml-
joroz of San Ellxario former colonel
in the Mexican army speaking in 1
Paso yesterday said:
"My two sons are in the army of
the United States and all three of us
will buy bonds. The great thins; about
being; an American Is that we can be
loyal and yet not lose our instincts of
race.
"From Spanish ancestors I derive
fftrons; feelings of kindliness to
friends and a love of liberty. My heart
and my flesh and blood are at the dis-
posal of this great country wherein I
have found everything that a free man
desires. I will as you say buy bonds
till It hurts."
A Xorth American Tndlan who has
"paid in full" with an arm was a
proud marcher in the San Antonio
procession on San Jacinto day. lie
said:
"I buy more bonds help government
pay heap big debt."
Mrs. Carrie Christian daughter and
mother of a soldier bought bonds at
Shreveport yesterday. Her boy was
attacked by six Hun plane?. He
brought down three and was wounded
by a shell which killed his observer.
Pinned beneath the machine he es-
caped with his life and walked yes-
terday with his devoted mother to
register the Ust effort of this family
to make the world safe.
broke up a show for me. Between sun
set ana alter tne mgnrs periormance.
Dunbar met. wooed won and wed the
prettiest member of my company.
Next nirht m? very valuable sou-
hrette was a honeymooner and we had
to llmo through the play. Tes. I know
his ability as a broker be tried It on
rav show.
In the opinion of Carle who has
been out of New Tork since August
and will not ro back there until June.
and who sinre the announcement of
the Victorv loan has carefully sur
veyed sentiment this present loan will
go over wun an tne success wnsen at
tended its predecessors.
WHI Stand Br Botk.
"The people of the United States
will still continue to stand by their
boys in khaki. he said. "Patriotism
snd the attractiveness of the condi-
tions of tms loan will put It over with
the ease surrounding the others.
It Is impossible to specify the an-
gles Mr. Carle will take in his auc
tioneering stunt tonight at the Texas
(rano. it is ntatea oy inose wno Know
him that he is reallv funnier In ad lib
stuff than in the lines of his oreaant
play which Tuesday night stirred op
a veritable gale of laughter.
H0RNBR00K IS CHOSEN
KIWANIS CLUB MEMBER
Followinfr an earnest anpeal in be-
nan or the victory loan. col. Jamea J.
Hornbrook -was unanimously elected
to honorary membership In the
Kiwanls club Wednesday noon.
Nash's orchestra donated its serv-
ices to the cause of the loan and the
vocal and Instrumental selections were
encored. Sales manager Manrios
Schwartz and chairman R. B. Orn-
dorff. both sooke in behalf of the
loan and on motion of Mr. Sehwarts.
who is a member of the club the mem-
bers unanimously postponed all meet.
inn until after th. conclusion of the
'drive agreeing- instead to meet with
we loan workers.
A pound box of candy was distri-
buted to each member and to the
waitresses the residue of 25 pounds
beinr donated to the Rescue Home.
Scott C. White. Samuel R. Lawder snd
Charles E. Banrlebautrh were intro
duced as new members.
CI TV TO BUY.
The city will purchase a J18SS Vic-
tory bond. Action was taken upon the
bond Wednesday morninr. The motion
u made by alderman Griffith ard
seconaeo by alderman Pitman. Tne
money for the bond will be drawn
from the city sinking fund.
Truck Passenger Coach to
Mae Trip On Midland
Is Completed In El Paso
'X three and one-half ton truck con
verted Into a 20 foot passenger car
coach which will make daily trips be-
tween Midland. Tex and Seminole.
Tex. on the tracks of the Midland and
Northwestern railrosM Is the blMt
pnase or competition between truck
lines and railroads turned out in En
Faso. Tne new style passenger coach
was built for the Midland and North
western by the Southern Border Motor
company on ine rrame or a big Re-
public truck. The ordinarr truck
wheels have been replaced by steel
there being four wheels In front. The
coach accommodates 1C passengers
comionaoiy witnin. wttn room lor as
many more on top if they care for
sun bath.
"Competition between trnelr lines
and railroads has developed wonder-
fully In all parts of the United States
since the war. but this thing of trucks
actually taking the railroad tracks for
a highway is an innovation" stated H.
L. DeveVt sales enn-ineer of th. Re.
public motor truck company who ar-
nveo in si raso Wednesday to inspect
the coach. After witnessing the firs-
successful run of the miniature coach
manager L. A. Thompson stated that
in in probabilities Use coaches would
be put into service by other railroad
lines where daily service is desired.
but where the number of nUMnnn
does not warrant a regular train as
ij mt case oetween maiana ana
Seminole.
GOV. LARRAZ0LO STOPS
HERE EN ROUTE HOME
Gov. o. A. Larnxolo of New Mexico.
accompanied Si' his wife was an ar-
rival at Hotel Paso del Norte Tuesday
night and left Wednesday for Santa
Fe. They had been spending some
iimo at aimerai wens Texas wnere
the governor had rone for a brief rest
for the benefit of his health.
The governor attended the Mineral
Wells convention of the Bankbead
National Hlghwar association. He
expressed bis disappointment at the
convention eliminating the routing of
the projected highway by Roswell X.
M. and Alamogordo. X. M.
PUNCH BOARDS SEIZED;
SIX MEN ARE ARRESTED
A sauad of deputy sheriffs confis
cated a half dosen or more gaming de-
vices from confectionery and cigar
stands Tuesday evening and arrested
tne proprietor? or live or tne places.
A warrant was issued for the arrest of
another Wednesday morning. All
were released on bond to appear be-
fore justice A. j. Hall Punch boards
were some of the devices.
The proprietors charged with gam-
ing are: A. H. Parsons Harry Lee-
man. Tack McDonald H. Kuller D. W.
Hoff.nan and r. Xewkowltz.
APPEALS ARR1VK HERE.
Appelate mandates of the cases of
E L. Wilson and Ivy Clay which
were tried In El Paso some month
sgo were returned to the office of
dlsrict clerk C M McKmney Tuesday
The case or E. Wilson nho was
charged with theft was reversed and
remanded on the ground that the
court's refusal of a motion of sus-
pended sentence was erroneous. The
asr of w Clav. rharped with teal-
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a S TREASURY.
For one person who has made money
quickly there are a thousand who have
built up a fortune slowly by means of con-
servative investments such as Government
Securities.
Any sane man would rather lend
money at inferest than have it taken from
him. The Government must have money.
It is a case of lending or being taxed.
Whatever the future has in store
those people who have purchased Govern-
ment Securities . have least to fear and most
to congratulate themselves upon.
What you waste will buy a Govern-
ment Security. v
For a person who knows nothing pf
finance stocks shares or bonds there is
one good safe investment- Government
Securities.
Place your money with the United
States Treasury the safest place in the
world. Buy Government Securities.
Save money buy U. S. Government
Securities accumulate them and one day
you will be able to buy ' that "something"
you have always wanted.
Last but by no means least buy Gov
ernment Securities because your country
needs the loan of your money and such a
demand amounts to a sacred obligation.
Support the
Victory Liberty Loan
and do it todaj)!
This space patriotically donated by
El Paso Brewing Association. Long Lumber Co.
Henning Lumber Co. Heid Bros.
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