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EL PASO HERALD
Wednesday. Nov. 24. 1920.
ORIEiNTROAD
WILL EXPEND
20 MILLIONS
X&Ha& Texas. Nov. M. W. T. Kem
per president and receiver of the
Kjuisas City Mexico and Orient rail-
road company announced here today
that $200(Hf.000 wil! be spent on im-
proving1 the railroad. Financiers of
the north and east are enroute to
Mexico City to attend the inaugura-
tion of Gen. Obregron and to inspect
the line.
The expenditure of this amount will
connect the railroad with the west
coast of Mexico. The Mexican gov-
ernment will assist in financing the
line. About 338 miles -will be recon-
structed and a gap between Alpine.
Texas and Mexico. 69 miles long will
hf built making a new transconti-
nental line
The railrdad now runs from "Wichi-
ta Kans. toSlIpine via San Angejo. !
There are tw oSma connected lines In
Mexico en" out of Chihuahua east
and west Z4 milks long and one from
Topolobarap1" on the west coast 100
miles eastward into the Sierra
Madres.
Completion of the rd to connect
with the Mexican system will mean
nig things for wtst Texae It is said.
The road has 790 rai'as of tiack in the
Lr.itcd States with headquarters at
San Angelo.
The importance of the line will be
increased by the connection with the
Mexican railways at Allendale from
Dp! Rio SO miles. The contract has-
been let for this work. A dump has
been built for a line by the Orient
from San Angelo to Del Rio 269 miles.
Sir Joseph Brain worth of England
is a member cf the party enroute to
.Mexico.
ORGANIZATIONS
COMBINE FOR
RELIEF SERVICE
Chicago. Ill- Nov. 24. Formal an-
nouncement of the organization of a
European relief con noil composed of
eight American organizations has
been made by Herbert Hoover. Con-
tinuation of American support in
feeding the undernourished peoples
of Europe was urged by Xr. Hoover
who will act aa chairman of the
council.
The council consists of the Ameri-
can Relief federation American Red
Cross American Friends of Service
corporation (Quakers) Jewish Joint
Distribution council Federated Coun-
cil of the Churches of Christ in Amer-
ica Knights of Columbus T. M. C A.
and T. W. C A.
The war has collapsed among
both allies and enemy" said Mr.
Hoover "in the face of the greatest
famine in 300 years. In the first
stssre of famine the human animals
eat the food of their cattle and thus
undermine the production of milk. Is
the Mcand staare they consume the
t whit a rM &r deDendent noon
cattle for their very existence thus
famine bears hardest upon the children.
"This la the largest cooperative be-
nevolent organization ever attempted
in the United States."
SOB LYNCHES KBGRO.
Tylertown MIss Nov. 24. Harry
Jacobs negro while on trial for an
assault on a white woman was taken
from the courtroom and lyuched by
a mob which gained access by break-
ing down two doors.
RAILWAY BROTHERHOODS
WANT NATIONAL BOARD
Cleveland O- Nov. 24. Heads of
the four bier railway brotherhoods
expect to be m Chicago Monday to
make iinal appeal to the railway la-
bor board to reestablish national
brotherhood officials that they will!
go to Chicago in the event of the
failure of representatives of the
brotherhoods now in Chicago to get
the labor board to reestablish these
boards of adjustment which existed
during federal control.
1 n 'It'lil
RUTS
ROVING SHIP
PREPARES FOR
ARCTIC TRIP
Seattle. Wash.. Nov. 24. The power
schooner Bender Bros. known as the
"ship that always comes back" is in
port now being overhauled In prepa-
ration for a voyage next year to the
Arctic regions. She has just retained
form a 16000 mile voyage that began
in middle of last April and took her
along the Siberian coast from Petro-
pavlovsk to Anadyr thence to Nome
where Ice conditions halted her ef-
forts to get into the Arctic
The vessel is used as a trader by
a Seattle firm and departed north-
ward April 14. She arrived at Petro-
pavlovak the middle of Hay after a
27-day run. The Bolshevik had con-
trol of the Kamchatka port at that
time and two red guards hoarded the
Bender Bros. and remained on the
vessel for several weeks.
Then a Russian volunter fleet
steamship arrived from Vladivostok
with renresentatives of the Vladivos
tok government who ousted the reds
from control and took over the port.
On the way from the Bering Strait
the Bender Bro& made a second call
at Fetre&ivlovsk arriving there last
month ml the Vladivostok govern-
ment seetSd to be firmly established
in control oi cue nntnaTFa penin-
The Japanese had a 7 ton war-
ship in Petropavlovsk and also an
8000 ton transport. Beth ships it
was staiea would remain there au
winter. Other Japanese warshtoe. In
cluding a number of destroyers are
scuierea aiong1 use -rvamctiatlta
coast protecting the Japanese con-
cessions the men on the Bender
isros. reported.
After the first visit to Pptronar.
lovsk the schooner continued north
suong use isering sea shores of Si-
beria trading at the villages and out
posts for furs and other products.
She arrived at Anadyr Jury IS. being
the first vessel of the year to put
into that roadstead. From Anadyr
loq Denacr oros. carnea eignt .Rus-
sian refugees to Nome and then
headed for the Arctic ocean ice
naiiea tne cruise.
JEWS REACH
HELPING HAND
TO THE NEEDY
By C. A. MARTIN.
Centlnsed from page l-
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FRUUFS sr
Z2 ssortnuQJit
Win her thanks oa Thanksgiving
With Vasssr Fruits and Nuts!
Five favorite fruits cherry pine-
apple peach grape raspberry and
twe lavonte nuts brazil pecan
walnut filbert almond covered
with smooth tasty cream and choc-
olate dipped.
Chocolates
KANSAS CITY
HiffrrntpLlzgrm
far your itircKatt
Safe fHMM ferWFMSSWVMJS
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HorhWs
lie Orifkai
Avoid
Imitations
asi Suiwtkntei.
n Milajin rimHi-j.-iclOiin.lm fMlltiiin f BCentHtKedGnlnBxtnrtmPowder
Ihc Ouginal Food-Drink I'd All Age. No Cooking JtcmriiluES Dicejtiblo
C. C. Gets Explanation
Of High Hosiery Costs
WAT llMlerV CAMS nun-A. fax (Ka finH-
Jeet of an explanation of prices re-
from the national wholesU e rtr-r cuti
association. According to toe state-
ment this organization lias issued
average production perw orkar has
drropped from 1U pairs of stockings
a w& to i Li io - pairs per weeK
in 1920. In the same period the ntun-
mt M hours worked each vMk by
wonwr nw onswea irora 4 to
4S. Pay however has com tip. In
1SH loopers were paid sit to fig a
week whereas they are bow paid for
ie wora ana snorter nonrs. xrem
y to o a ween
Secretary Of National
Real Estaie Board Here
Tom Ingersol secretary of the na-
tional real estate board will be in HI
Paso December S to confer with local
real estate men ami to make ar-
rangement for the visit here in
January of Fred X. Taylor of Port-
land. Ore national president. The
SI Paso real estate board Is planning
a special meeting in Mr. Taylor's
honor when he arrives. He will pass
through Bl Paso on his way to At-
lanta Ga to attend a district con-
ference of real estate men.
MINISTER CONVICTED OF
BIGAMY; 4 YEARS IN PEN
Harri so n b are. Va Kern. 24. n
Edwards a Methodist minister wm
convicted in federal court of bigamy
and violation of the Mann act and
sentenced to four years imprison-
ment in the federal MnfHitipv -
Atlanta.
an appreciation of its own religions
responsibility.
Tie Jcywth law was net n-fven
to men to die by hot to Hve by.
Tae New Testament wa written
by great Jews la one way. the
Talmnd by sreat Jews In another
wayt both contain laws and teneh-
lass much the ome
The law of the Jew is eternal.
The day has come when we must take
stock. look into onr souls build up
the spirit of the people who gave the
world the vision of God. We must per-
form our religious obligations
worthily and nobly. The world knows
a Jew as a Jew. ' It knows no re-
ligions differences. Whether he is
orthodox or unorthodox he is a Jew
to the rest of the world. 1 am a Jew
and the God of heaven do we all wor
ship' is a creed that will always live
"Return return my people to youf
God through your God given syna-
gog.
Xarrow Mine nines.
The speaker said that it was cot
the constant little "pin pricks" of
prejudice and narrow mlndedness
which troubled him but the fact that
stronger more dangerous propaganda
Is being circulated such as that issued
by a paper in Michigan which sprang
from comparative obscurity to a cir-
culation of MOe.060 on account of
articles against Judaism which had
jast enough truth in them to make
them difficult to refute.
"It is human to believe evil and to
exaggerate said Dr. Krass. "And it
Is the carelessness and indifference
on the part of Intelligent peoples.
both Jews and non-Jews which is to
blame for the spread of these doc-
trines." A strong policy of Americanism was
urged by the speaker who said that
America is the most civilized and
liberal country in the world.
Jew Barometer of Cavlltsatfen.
The Je is the barometer of hu-
man civilization" he said. "Persecu
tion and pressure on the Jews indi
cates the degree of civilisation at-
tained by each country. Russia for
example deprived the Jew of every
human rtarht- It inherited the ac
cumulated savagery of generations of
oppressors and look at tne res oil
Bussia today is a bedlam or Bol-
shevism and terror. On the other
hand we have America. Freedom of
race and religion was provided for in
the constitution of our great land.
and we are guaranteed these privi-
leges and rights so long as we respect
the Stars and Stripes and are loyal te
onr country."
Dr. Krass a powerful magnetic ;
speaker presented vivid pictures oi
live montns waxen no oirem i
among the eastern and central conn-
tries. He told of Poland of which the
world had expected so much when
she first got out from under the rule
of Russia. The world had & right to
exneet. he said that roiana wouia
offer freedom to all classes and re-
llcyiAMei anri raCJ and CnltS. but in
stead she- is persecuting the Jews
and drivinit them out of the couttry.
Th r covered with DOSters
of most hideous caricatures be said
depicting the Jew as a gross bestial
xigare wno is responsible iur uuiouc-
vi-rrn In PnfanH " He told Oltiful
stories of the persecution of Jewish
rabbis and ox tne destroying oi syna
ROAD PAVING
CONTRACT TO
BE SUPPORTED
Phoenix Ariz Not. 24. At a meet-
ing of taxpayers held at the highway
p jiving camp near Fowler it was de-
cided to stand by the J(.000 ess-
tract with'Twohy Bros for the pav-
ing of Maricopa county roads with
concrete pavement. This decision
was reached after S. 8. Saxton. of
Chicago member of a firm which he
said represented asphalt interests
addressed the assembly and said that
if some asphalt construction were In-
cluded in the paying program an
legal obstacles which had been Im-
posed to hamper the concrete con-
struction would be removed. This
had reference to a salt filed to Chi-
cago by John Dunbar of Phoenix
publisher of a weekly pablicatlon. to
prevenx payments oeing maae on tne
t4vwvoo oona issve.
Mr. Saxton said his principal!
would not Insist that asphalt snare
equally with concrete in the paving
program bat snEESsted that a suit-
able agreement could be reached. Be
said he did not know that asphalt
interests ware back of the Dunbar
suit but was able to say that all
legal barriers would be removed if
asphalt construction were under
taken along with the concrete.
Wedding Breakfast Bill
Unpaid; Wife asks Divorce
Detroit. Mich Dor. 24. Because
her husband. Dominic failed to pay
for the weddlne breakfast Loratta
Tata nied a Bill for divorce.
Dominie also borrowed tlM from
his motherinlaw to pay the expenses
or nis noneymoon out never repaid
it. Jers. laut avers tie oougnt lur
nlture for the house which wai
seized and prior to their wedding he
exniDiteu a due owe .snowing a oai-
anoe of HH to which he had no
claim the wife sets forth In her com-
plaint. They were married tn Detroit July
a iasc
Mrs. Anna Kalinowaki In her bill
seeking a divorce avers that her
spouse. Victor sold his house and
furnishings at in MUler road bought
inerracuenia wiLa wnxen to maae
whisky and has been skylarking ever
since.
The Popular
Car. Meea Ave.
and San Antonio St.
fnH and Phone Orders Promptly FBled
InUisillihattv iftBHaBBHnVi if WKm
aftDGRAHON PROCEDURE
IS UNDER INVESTIGATION
New York. NOV. It Rflnnfnr (U.
ling of South Dakota a member of
we senate committee on Immigration
having comoleted a mtoAv nf mhuii.
uvn w curope w ax isuis island te
uzvevuKBxa proceemra or rmiinf
VXJQS TH SKSGTYtSG SERVICES.
union services win be held tonight
at the First Presbyterian chares.
XUTiinn linur jtm HAfllavaM Flaw
$loyd Poe castor. A Thanlcatrlvl&s:
sermon will be nreacnd hv Rv ft
Knickerbocker petster of the Trinity
Metnodtst ennrcfi. various churches
will hold Thankscivinfr services to
morrow morning.
THIS YEAR ENJOY YOUR THANKSGIVING DINNER
The Modern Way
Yaa can be certain of an enjoyable Thanksgiving Dinner and at the same
time do away with ail the trouble of home preparation if you will accept our
invitation to take advantage of our 1920 Thanksgiving
9 Course Table d Hote Dinner Served
Thursday From 11:30 'Til 9:30
$1.50 Per Plate
A dinner unsurpassed for quality and variety of its
menu served to your entire satisfaction.
Make Reservations Now
To avoid disappointment of enjoying your Thanksgiving
Dinner "The Modern Way" we suggest that you telephone
the hour you want to dine and the number in your party. Do
this right now. Tel. 2869.
An Added Pleasure
In addition to the perfect Thanktgaing mem &e u3Z seme you 991 be in a
plaaanl atmosphere. The Aectralors recently added the muting toathes lahich.
more Am eta make thu El Paso's mati metroftolkan cafe. Special musical
program 31 be giten daring the noon and evening hoars.
Dancing
A Big Thanksgiving Dance mil begin promptly at 9:00 P. U.
I he Modern tour Novelty Orchestra tiu furnish the music.
Come and enjoy yourself "The Modern Way."
The Modern Cafe
Downstairs in the M3ls Building.
El Pose's Most Metropolitan Cafe.
Can net Survive In Hatred.
Air- lavnd which baeius its new
birth with feelings of hatred and ani-
moBitv toward any of its seople can
not long survive saia ur. aiubo.
The anti-Jewry in Rumania is more
subtle according to the rabbi but m
Austria which he termed the most
poverty stricken land in Europe even
the political parties embody in their
platforms persecution of the Jews.
Xany Jews there are bei ng "con-
verted to Christianity he said be-
cause they are trying to save the lives
of their women and children. They
are net sincere In their "conversions.
In Germany the same anti-Semitism
blames tne war tne aexeai oi uer-
many and consequently au trouDfes
ai th .Taws. Thev are alwavs inC'
tared as bloated profiteers sparkling
with diamonds and with vast accumu-
lations of wealth while the working-
peoples are axon no unaer ueir roacni-
nationa Dr. Krass said that Jews are
Blamed equally for bolshevlsm and for
capitalism; on one nana taey are
accused of ' being for the capitalists
and on the other hand are blamed for
labor strikes and difficulties.
"I cry within my heart 'How Ions.
Oh Lord how long?" cried the
nilriH-. "When I see such Dow erf u!
Institutions as the Morning Post and
Times or jjonaon puonsains scurri-
lous nnti-Jewrv articles. Are we not
all children of the same God? Do we
not all worship the one Father?"
Other addresses on tne program
were made by a. x j aco os w do
snoke on the work of the Jewish
congregations in this city and in ap-
preciation of the efforts of rabbi
Martin Zielocka; Mrs. Gus Zork. who
told of the work nere ot jewisa
women and lr. r. L Ldknaiu oi
Phoenix who spoke of the extension
work of the synagogues.
A message on the future or Juda
ism was riven bv Manuel Sc la warts
and a report on the annual contribu-
tions was given by Maurice Sen warts
chairman of the campaign committee.
Musical numbers also were features
of the program and were given oy
tne xempie cnorns Mrs. a. u. troio-
stein. Mrs. Ralnh Henderson. Mrs.
Charles Andrews and J. Louis Cogge-shall.
Bahbl Zielonka voiced the invoca
tion and the benediction. The Temple
Sisterhood were hostesses at a re-
cSDtlon in honor of tne visitors.
which followed Dr. Krass's address.
any Strauss financial and bust-
advisor and head of the "fly
ing squadron" touring the country m
the Interests of the three snd one
half million dollar campaign for the
union of tne American He Drew con-
gregations was also one of the honor
guests.
Manny S trans Talks.
"There is little to say that has not
already been said by your local Jew-
ish leaders said Mr. Strauss. The
purpose of the movement Is to
awaken in the Jew an appreciation
or his faith and Inform the non-
Jew of the principles of our faith.
Our program has been nlanned in
exact harmony with the general plans
of Americanization. Any organised
attempt at this time to cause dis
sension or create hatred among
classes of people is nothing less than
treachery to our nation."
The record of the Jewish people in
the war is a matter of great pride
according to Mr. Strauss who gave
some interesting data on the achieve-
ments of men of his religion and
stated that the armies of the United
States had been augmented by Jews
out of all proportion to their num-
ber. Three of the 78 eengressfeztal
war medals were awarded Jews
and more than JSOiPOO responded
to the country's call to arms. Of
these 3600 were killed and 1800
were carnal ties 16 received the
distinguished service cross and
174 the Croix de Gverre.
"Between Jfjdialsm and American-
ism there is only harmony" said Mr.
Strauss.
German Planes On
Way To U.S. Are Hailed
Berlin. Germany. Nov. 2. Eleven
alnminttm Oman RtrnlsaMi mm fn
an American concern and loaded on a
ship la Ham bar? hava bean ordered
held up bv the later-allied aero-
nautical commission which alleges a
violation of tae Versailles treaty.
German mannCaetixrera claim tlie
contracts for the airplanes wars
drawn sines Jnlr 1. when their
opinion was given that the prohibi-
tion asainst the menofactare and sal.
of airplanes under Article 202 of the
Versailles treaty expired. The Ger-
man government has announced it
will protest asainst the commission's
action.
ThanKsg'iving' 1920
We are grateful for the largely increased patronage
you have extended to us during the past year.
TOMORROW is Thanksgiving Day and we trust that it shall be a much
enjoyed anniversary for everybody in El Paso and throughout tire" south
west.
The Popular will he closed all day Thursday.
TVvW wp simolv wish to prepare you for the extraordinary news that we
shall print tomorrow and the other four remaining business days of November
TT.
Shoe Workers Demanding
Rate Wage Be Maintained
Salem. Masa Nov. S4. Tfc. ininf
council of executive boards of the
United Shoe Workers of America in
Salem and adjoining committees has
voted to notify the North Shore Shoe
Manufacturers' association that It
would insist upon maintenance of the
present rata of waeea. The vote waa
Laaen in response to aa Inquiry from
the manufacturers whether the vnrk.
era wonhf make any wage concessions
it manuiaccurers were awe to ob-
tain new orders. About S0 shoe-
workers In galcn anil vffinft-. .
members Of the mtnn towiil knn
dred are oat of work.
BUDAPEST FACES FOOD
SHORTAGE. IS REPORT
Washington. IX C Nov a iw
sect of a mors serious food shortaC;
" uuimvms in part caoaea oy fail-
ure of the Hungarian Wat rmn
with contiaaed use of stringent
tqnmnwia was reported
to American Red Cnsc headquarter
here today by James Q. Pedlow. Red
wwi commissioner to aangmry.
DUPONT CO. INCORPORATED
WITH 7 MILLION'S CAPITAL
New York. Nov. 2t. Tne Otrpont
wpM7 nas nees incor-
porated today In Delaware with aa
authorised capital of ?. on
cumulative nreferrl trw-v mnA in. .
900 shares cf no par value common
.uc ior ue purpose of aooairine
shares of General Haters corpora-
tion common stock from w rv n..-
rant.
The End Of
November Drive
Just a month from today is Christmas Eve.
Beginning Friday morning we will inaugurate
pre-holiday sales in several of the departments.
These will be quickly followed by others mak-
ing the four final days of November opportuni-
ties for economies far beyond your expectations.
By all means read our initial announcement of
the "End of November Drioe" which appears
in the Herald Thursday afternoon.
Ju
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TO PACK TIIAXKSGIV1N-G BOXES.
Members of the Christian Endeav-
or society of the First Christian
chnrch win meet this afternoo-i at
tn. chnrch to pack Thaoksgivme
ff"1? bfketa t families and
individuals wbose names were sup-
plied by the Associated Chanties. Boy
scouts of the chnrch will deliver the
boxes.
SHEW COXCKnS IIEKJE.
The Southwestern Investment Bu-
J5?ha.opled at Sll Trust
bnildinc for the conduct of a general
real estate and Investment erokerase
business. Mr. Chamberlain the afflc
manager has had wide experience.
f A TJ"S5fB!Tl'B from 4
to 7. ill N. Ochoa. Phone 3M2. Adv.
SERIES OF TALKS TO BE
GIVEN AT TEMPLE SINAI
Rabbi Martin Zielonka of Temple
Mt. Sinai has arrange da series of
addresses to be delivered during the
nezt four weeks. They treat Bubjects
"vital to the development of Judaism
in America he says. Services begin
at 8 p. m. sharp. Following: are the
addresses:
Nov. 26 "How wonld the American
Jew Meet Anti-Semitism V
Dec 3 "Henry Ford Facts and
Fictions."
Dec. 10 "Henry Ford Facts and
Fictions "
Dec 17 "Heury Ford and the Jews
tn the World War."
CONSTIPATION GONE;
SUFFERED 8 YEARS
Tried everything but finally
right road to health.
Gained 20 pounds.
foamd
been troubled for
constipation. She
The Toy Annex is an unfailing source of pleasure to young and old alike visit it
Postal Union Meeting
Will Be In Stockholm
Baroness Poisoned
Madrid. Spain. Nov. J4 StockBblm
was ehoeen today as the aoeae of the
1914 congress of the interaaUofcal
postal anion A neutral exantiy was
favored by the delegates. Holland be-
in. supported by the United States
and Great Britain.
The new postal rate was fixed at a
minimum of K cents and a maxttan-n
of ss cents and any country was kIt-
perralssion to define a rate be
tween those figures. The gold franc
was adopted as the basis for payment-
AVIATOR KILLED WHEN
PLANE DIVES SUDDENLY
Washington. D. C Nov. it- Cpt.
Max I. McCuIloch. army aviator was
killed at Boiling field her today
when his plane fell In a nose dive a
few seconds after taking the a'r. The
officer's home address was San Jose.
Calif.
By Sweet Gras$
Worcester. Hasa Not. M. Baron-
ess Betts Fontlac. of the Rolxtsln-
Fraeataa family now living- here at
some sweet grasses plucked from the
highway where aha strolled and be-
came seriously ill. The state author-
ities had Just sprayed poison on tress
for moths.
FREIGHT MOVEMENT IS
LARGER IN SEPTEMBER
Washington. D. C Nov: J.
Frebrht movement on Americas rail
roads daring September continued to
exceed records for bulk according to
a statement by the railway execu-
tive association. It amounted to 4.-
MM4.00 ton miles which was more
than the total moved in any one
month either prior to or during the
war. though It was I.TKSJ.e ton
mile leas than the roads handled In
August of this year.
CREAM FOR CATARRH
OPEtfS UP NOSTRILS
Tels Hew To Get Quick Belief
f i Ha4-Ca. it's Splendid! I
la one astnnto yoor dogged nostrils
win open the air passages of rO'jr
head will clear and you can breat&e
freely No more hawking snufflins.
blowing headache dryness. No strug-
gling for breath at night: your cold
or catarrh will bo gone.
Oot a smalt bottle of Elys Cream
Balm from roar druggist now Apoly
a little of this fragrant antiseptic
healing cream fn yocr nostrils It
penetrates th reach every air passage
of the head soothes the inflamed or
swollen mucous membrane and relief
eomee iutantly.
Ifs lust fine. Don't stay stuffed-no
with a cold or nasty catarrh Belief
cornea so quickly. Adv.
"My wife has
sight years with
M ;Imoat everything on the
LDd " nmr received any
from any of them. In fact
they have done more harm than good.
-sue overheard one lady telling an-
other what Milks Kaulston had done
for her. She got a bottle and has
continued its use since. She weighed
"at time and after tak-
ing five bottles sbe nm. wmla-k. tt?
pounds; gained M pounds on five large
bo"!.s: besides she Is feeline- fine.
aI' the people suffering from
7 "V wnni jbuks Kmol-
slon would do for them you would
save to enlarge yoor plant." Leonard
McKee. M Eye St N. K Washington:
Hundreds have endured torture for
years and then found that Jfllke
Emulsion gives blessed relief and
real lasting benefit. It coats nothing
to try.
Milks Emulsion is a pleasant nu-
tritive food and a corrective medicine.
It restores healthy natural bowel ac-
tion doing away with all need of pills
and physics. It promotes appetite and
quickly puts the digestive organs in
shape to assimilate food. Aa a builder
of flesh and strength. Milks Emul-
sion is strongly recommended to those
whom sickness has weakened and Is
a powerful aid In resisting and repair-
ing the effects of wasting diseases.
This is the only solid emulsion
made and so palatable that It Is eaten
with a spoon like ice cream.
No matter how severe your case
you are urged to try Milks Emulaion
under this guarantee Take six bot-
tles home with you use it according
to directions and If not satisfied with
the results vonr tnnnev xH 1 1 k.
promptly refunded. Price 75c and
and J1.50 per bottle. The Milks Emu!-
sion Co . Terre Hante. Ind. Sold by i
druggists everywhere Adv. j
PRICES ON BUILDING MATERIALS ARE
NOT FALLING
You Can Never Buy a Home Cheaper
in EI Paso Than Now
"I am going to wait till next year to buy my home" is a
common assertion heard in El Paso and other places
these days.
The public misconception of the home situation is predi-
cated on the false assumption that building materials
are falling. Nothing is farther from the truth. In the
last 30 days there have been decided ADVANCES on all
the following BUILDING MATERIALS:
LUMBER LIME CEMENT PLASTER BUILDING
HARDWARE BRICK and other items used in construc-
tion. And mark you. we have a cement plant a brick factory
lime factories and stone quarries in El Paso and save the
freight on these things making El Paso prices cheaper
than in most other cities.
You Will Lose By Waiting to Buy Your Home.
JAMES L. MARR & COMPANY
REALTORS
304 East San Antonio St
Telephone 4350
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