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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-24
7 ETTERS to THE
IL HERALD

tAu communication must bear the sig
nature Of the writer but the name viii be
withheld u reguested-l
MORE SHOPS FOR FL PAsO.
Editor id pasO Herald
] ann launching into the business
world OF I'll Paso, encouraged by your
progressive editorials, or More Shops
Tor FL Paso.'
'I ann sure Of success. as I know
there is no better place in the world
than our home city
] have always been a constant read
err OF the II Pas0 Herald, and yet ]
had no idea Of the good these enc
c0uragiuE and sane editorials are do
inE and will do for III Paso- They
NOT only bring business from the out
side, but set our own people tu think
ing, why can't we start something OF
our OWN
This reads very much like sdVertiE-
ing of that sort. I am merely express
ing my heartfelt enthusiasm. created
by an up 60 date paper of the south
west
I am not seeking to advertise my
self through your columns ia this
manner, but to thank YOU for the en-
enlargement ] have attained while
reading your wei written advocacy
for the progress and enhancement Of
El Paso's industries
IN the future no doubt 7 viii have
some advertising 10 do. and you can
feel assured that ] viii have 10 fin The
Herald, for 7 believe IL is the best and
quickest way TO let the people know
that We are ready 70 serve them.
Martin Varela.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-24

NIDNEY Hooks made a flying trip
TO Bounding Billows the other
- morning TO have the warts on his
hands taken off by the fortune teller
sim Flinders spent Monday on the
creek banks fishing, and while he did
not catch any, all the fish were very
tired when night came, after trying
TO keep from being caught by such
skrewd fisherman
CIab Hancock, who was the owner
Of a pair Of square trimmed spectacles
has disposed Of them TO the Tin Ped
der, as his mule did not show up just
exactly right through them
Fit Smith nearly caught several
large fish at the Gsnder creek bridge
Monday
The old miser OF Musket Ridge,
went fishing Monday for the first
time. He never goes early in the sea
son as lie desires 10 walt until the
fish get larger.
a bad fight was started just out
side the door when a man at Tick
VILE the other night was lecturing On
World Wide Peace
RAJ Barlow. who has a high stand
ing in social circles IN this commu-
nifty. and who has been qualified TO
20 with any girl he wanted TO, is
losing his popularity since paying
several visits TO other neighbOrhOods
In the last few Sundays.
The blind man. Of the Calf Ribs
neighborhood, went TO Tickville this
week to hear the train come in.
lobe Moseley was among those
present at a magic lantern show at
the school house in the Calf Ribs
neighborhood Saturday night and sat
in the Amen corner.
The tin peddIer is now threatening
to cut the town OF Rye Straw off his
circuit II he does not get a better
patronage there. This viii indeed be
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-24
RANDOLPH AND TUCSON MAYOR
QUIT The COUNCIL OF DEFENCE

Tucson. Ariz-. July 24-Col. Epes
Randolph and mayor o. c. Parker
have resigned from the local council
OF defence and have returned 20 the
county supervisor $4,000 OF the $4,000
appropriated Cor the purchase Of mu-
nitious OF war. There has been dis
agreement over the manner OF dis
bursting the money and over handling
OF the home guard organizations and
so the designations have been sub
mitted In the interest OF harmony The
other five members of the council viii
ask that the money be turned over TO
them IhOs- X. Richey has been COM
missloned as captain Of the home
guard organizations
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-24
4 Narration of Everyday Affairs.
Their Married Life ~ 0
anen and Helen See Things With Different Eyes.

home THAT settles Couey for me for
q good while To come"
Is Wonderful Evening
I've had a wonderful evening,
dear" Helen returned brightly
Il don't see what pleasure there
was TO be gotten out Of the last part
or it," Warren grOwled-
They didn't bother me-
"Its dlsEreceful. that's what o. Is"
Put YOU don't look az IL from their
Most of those girls have no place az
home 10 see their swee-hearts- How
else are they going TO DO the-r court
ms After ALL life IS as sweet for
them as u is for US. only they don c
have our advantages"
"I suppose that means that you are
standing sponsor FOR those actions"
No. I am not, but I can excuse
them"
1T amounts 10 the same thing"
well what they did had no power
to spoil my evening. Their talk
wasn't gar. and the rest OF Il was
Just youth. ] don't cOndO1e t. but ]
can understand Il. that's all. 7 think
we are apt 10 condemn without con-
siderinE their side OF it at all"
You talk like an idiot" said War
rem The truth OF the matter was that
he hated 10 be worsted in an argu-
ment or 70 be precipitated into a dis
Cussiou which offered him no grace
ful IoophOle Of escape
You can keep your views O. YOUR
SELF" he said disagreeably. "if YOU
enjoy that kind OF a thing I Ike NY
amusement served up in a different
manner myself"
And Helen. who had done nothing
at all but give her opinion on the
matter. felt as though she had re-
ceived a direct slap in the face
Copyright. 1917, International News
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-24
GREAT RUSSIAN OFFENSIVE
PETERS OUT: GRAVE SETBACK
(BY H. S. H)

fell their knees when the time for their advance
came, they attacked with magnificent galantry-
Perhaps he stop the rush to the rear now and
tffen the lines Of his countrymen But the world must
hereafter remain apprehensive of any Russian offensive
There are gallant fighters than the Russians when
they set their minds TO il and have the wherewithal
fight But there so many influences at work the
peasant mind that one wonders whether the Of
troops can keep their minds their fighting and their
ears closed TO the Establishments Of smooth tongued
agitators-
The breaking down Of the Russian offensive and the
arlke speech of the German chancellor, Michaells
together things; first that It IS more than ever
NJ 10 the United States to furnish the force and the staying
power which viii win his war; ana, second that Germany
is far from having given up hope for victory This last
means d long with end In sight
Ii means so far as we now, the United States
is IN for leading role in extending far into the
future and in which every woman and child Of
Us must do his utmost for ultimate victory.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-24
DAILY RECORD.
Deeds FILED.


Kern place. Madeline street-N g. Kern
t1 p D. Kern one half OF lots 5 and g.
block % and half Of lots g. -. . and Is.
block %, July q. 1917. $40.
Highland narz. Richmond stree--p
p. and j.. 81. Nspel 90 T. r. Patterson.
lots S and @. block 115. June is, 1915
$500.
Military heights. Grand street,. T.. and
IT. Tucker Co D. Turner. lots and 10.
block @. June a. 1917 $40
Kern place, Madeline street,. Z Kern
90 X b. CreeI. lots Il and Is, block &C.
July Il. 1915 $1,000.
Kern place. Madeline STREET. F. Kern
90 X B. CreeL lots Is and Is. block
%. July Il. 1917; $1,000.
Kern place. Madeline street, T. Kern
20 X B. Creel. lots Is and L.. block g.
July q. 1917; $1,000.
Licensed to Marry.
Frank De Frees and Alice Bauchor
Herman T. Best and Pauline Sutton.
r. %. Newcomb and Mary OCounor.
T. Jake Benton and Sallis Houinrs-
worth.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-24
STUDENT OF TUBERCULOSIS
SUCCUMBS TO THE DISEASE

Phoenix, AriZ, July 24-At St
Luke home has occurred the death Of
Dr. II. j. James a victim OF tubercu-
losis, a disease OF which he had been
a profound student saving many lives
by original methods through which
he had gained large fame I'm his pro-
tesslon- He was a Canadian. graduate
Of the University OF Toronto
y. p Olson, a local contractor.
builder of the Pioneers home and 9th
er public institutions. is dead. his Ill
ness was the result Of injuries re-
ceived i'm the construction Of the Noll
building in this city several years ago.
John Bennett, a cook. has been
drowned I'm Roosevelt lake. while try
ing TO swim across narrow estuary.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-24

u|OAL is today s2-25 a ton more
than It was this time last year,
~ but the question IS who IS get
ting the 81" said S. G. Humphreys.
The coal dealers in FL Paso last year
in many instances sold their coal at a
loss. they claimed. and this year they
state they are paying S2-25 more per
Ton than last year. This increase has
been made by the operators at the
mines they say. But whether the
miners are getting this increase or
not I do not know. Z hardly believe
they are Fuel is one OF the greatest
problems FL PasO has 10 face TO-DAY
Despite the high price OF coal IL IS
hard 10 obtain"
FL Paso viii not have TO furnish
many men in the seIective draft, in my
opinion" said L A. Dale The enlist
menrs here have been far above the
average OF many cltls- In Austin ana
Waco there viii not have 10 be many
men drafted because these cities have
furnished nearly their entire quota
the exemption boards here will likely
know by the last of the week the num-
Der Of men Fl PasO and FL Paso C0un-
~ viii have 10 furnish
southwest have been retarded by the
dry weather conditions and the short
ranges. which gave the cattle very
little chance 70 get in shape for the
markets said S. A. Davis. In many
localities the cows were not In fit
condition after raising calves to IN
dergo a very long and hard shipment
but with the showers which are being
reported over the range districts the
cattle viii soon pick up and an influx
OF marketable cattle may soon be eX-
pected-'
Vow that the drawing Of the mum
hers for the first draft is over the
public viii speculate upon what num-
bers viii be first called" said H H
among the young men as TO when they
service and in some cases a few bets
are being taken as 10 who viii be
able 20 get exempted out Of the large
number who claimed exemptions for
some reason OF other. Judging from
The conversations Of some 1t seems 70
have been the custom 70 state eC-
empti0ns and in instances depend
ants have been named when they have
never received any material support
ct think while the county authori-
ties are spending some time down the
county road. they will do well "a
watch the automobiles that stop along
the road filled with soldiers, who
after drinking the beer that they get
throw the empty bottles on the road
have seen as high as dozen parties
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-24
THREE HAVE CLOSE CALL
WHEN LIGHTNING STRIKES

Bisbee. A-iz. July 2E-LishtninE
has had a prominent part I'm late
storms on the border. though Utue
damage from it has been reported
Frank Warner. Of Gleeson; Ed Bouter.
of Globe and Joe Knight or Light on
their way from Gleeson TO Bisbee-
thought themselves unfortunate In be-
ing obliged TO hustle from the shelter
CS their machine 90 adjust the side
curtains While thus engaged. a bolt
of lightning hit the auto top. burning
a hole eight inches in diameter I'm the
covering but doing no injury 10 the
men outside
At NacO. a lightning bolt struck a
tent Of the first Arizona infantry. ap-
pareurly eXpending its energy upon
rifle and some cartridges The rifle
stock was splintered and 10 IS solemn
IL declared that several cartridge
shells we're fused together without
discharge OF the powder
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-24
Holding a Man S Love
Some Of the Little Things a Wife Can Do to M
Husband HaDDv IN His Home.
RY HEATRICE FATRFAT
% to Make Her

We're making this whole thing up
in our own Su- plcloUs minds John
is attracted by kose-that rs all We
don't have 20 cut her or make fuss
because she's younger and prettier
than I am ] don't have 70 beg my
husband for the devotion he has al
ways given me freely The fuss you
are making is disEracefuL won
uer tonight and a house party next
week Rose is to be at both"
Good Sense " inS.
The Wife's good nature. her refusal
to thing evil, her calm, taking the
things ont Of the realm OF clandeS-
tine and making 10 easy Tor John %
see the siren. destroyed some or the
romance OF fr am not sure that
an men could be So cured OF their in
fa-ulri0us, but I tlIl- large per-
ceurlEe Of Grant husbands could b.
won back by their wives good
humo-ed acceptance OF the fact that
John was having "a little Irritation
when an excited accuse ZION that John
vas -n1u-sluE I'm "a dangerous ar
fair might actually i1cire him TO
have the sort of an affair which was
being taken for granted
NO man could be false to her; no
man could tire Of her-she's so
reasonable and square said a very
charming man recently or his wife
q woman Of infinitely less attraction
than he possesses
Reasonable and square--hor
many women are that when brought
fact 20 face with emotional tragedy
HEs-erlcal and bitter Jealous and
suspicious, whimperinE and desper-
ate- accusing and traEic-al these
Is omen proceed 10 be when they think
the man they live has given them
cause I recommend coumplere
reversal OF policy Try being
reasonable and square"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-24
MILLERS BUY THORNE RANCH
WIT HCATTLE; PAY $4,000

Roswell, n NJ, July 2f.-The Harry
Inorne ranch in the Juan Largo can
yon has been purchased by Fred m
and Prayer Miller together with 500
cattle for $4,000. The Mllers win
run 1000 sheep on the ranch and keep
the fences up for the cattle. The
Millers also have several thousand
purchase.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-24

~ Co-AsE love does generally
~ he roas s-y-,-5a-f-- D..
,.-,
"N-eH OF US does not Ions FOR the
magic ounce Of prevention'-th IN
failing charm which shall keep love
How TO prevent a man from want
ing n wander gr-L-s hin ...r---.
- ANN l'---'- .
49, He.er nag NM orins 70 MS re-
1t-a-A OF MS days doings a sympa-
thetic interest and never bo-77o- hin,
with vo.,- 49, .fs,---- rr,...-
rar hin, H -9 l7 III Gu
fo fa-s 60 80 70 Ir@-r IT Pr wants
o- -bs Tr,-lL 20 lhe place or tne tango
ms, ~ you pine 20 see lsadora
FeFora -- .-s-sl 70 ss- --l-
alone 10 ba-l 7-1-- -e7- ~ 10 zee
e+i--5rrs1s5 ,ls--- =----1s ei-l al.ea as
Knew third 80 $500 --- - 2 :. y
VIZ not Eaa-A l.'- az or
,----. ,-l75-e- ~ f-i "ol %
Bow HEsst ------
IN an ssrfousrN--s DO is a-,-1.--s.-. -.
make vou- EusFha-s .---- F..--..t-. -
Ieftins him havl He SivsIs; e.-'sS ~ ~
me rsrsYstfons vl-hi-5 - fiei,- 80. ~
ne v-,-lJ 49, D, " 49, - --e-5s y l-u
ne holds ONLY T,,A- -.-5',-. ~
love b-asfrb ~ ~ - - So 20
ing and The whif1sicSI rsSli5 49,
.M
nee5+s ran OF a man
A Lizzie NH.
II in vorr lie ~ IN IT, e.
teresrs-1o--7o-s ~ -, - - --e ~
-corSr-rc+i,-a tom % ~ = y -
social ss-vi-s ~ -Es5 80 80 ~ - - ~, I5
find thsr you- GaaTe-A 49, -, ~ y - ---
YOU enough Of -sT 49, -., - ~ ~
enough OF a cor1rirs+sf - '-' 81. ~,
your husband mas, IN 49, - ---e-
cer7ed about h0Tfire- 49, - C
now that he mas In AZ -, -,--. - ~
woman over ne rava-sf - - g 81 '-se
The things which Iu-e q 49, No.
from hone 40 -,,---- - d man away
from the usual ana L----s -, az "a = ~
lure OF youth me +Tarfa-s--'--- ~, W
ton OF some one Who -a1 ~ ~ y 41-
wonderful. the fov ~ COM, t,- 49, -g y
all desired vourg rras+rr5 80 ---7 1'---V
There isn't o-a ~ 49,
which The wife ra--o- t5---5S
furnish If she tales -Ls --.S- 10 uI
However n bs5-,g- %: o-u-e-
sweetheart ana q --jF, a 5a- and
and a siren ana an ,,,- go = molher
titv and an e,-,.--,,----5 .Nl yuan
added m 1890 s- 5,-.5l nurse al
rant h-sbs5-5- ~ --. --.- 10 HP-d an ar
Fi-s- ~ IN ti--' wat them
susDi-io,-s r. r. e IN lel 20 lrselt be f.
trust 10 ror-Dsr - 80 9y your j
So-1s+ 49,, ~ Imp sort Of / loyalty. I
man 10 Tba Ds-,-s-ss s HlIs rlFes a
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-24
Little Interuiems

and the lIexicans along the road are
kept busy picking up the bottles
When the draft becomes efre-'ly--
business houses and institutions in FL
Paso viii lose heavily ia me way oL
employees" said Donald O. Hart i
don't think that e single business in
srftution in the city viii escape los
ing some OF its men Already there
are hundreds Of young men who have
left their positions TO enter the army
or navy and with the draft, the bust
ness houses viii be hit still harder
The banks OF the city have had more
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-24
By DUNK Bolts.

- RICKET HICKS'S mule ran away
with him and threw him out Of
~ the buggy and violently against
the ground Thursday afternoon. But
Cricket did not care what went with
him, as Miss Fruzie Allsop had just
shook her head.
The train was behind time again
this week in getting into Tickville,
but none Of the passengers knew the
difference as all Of them had set their
watches by the conductors.
Dock Hooks, our genial tonsorial AZ
list, says the public could not get along
without BARRIERS and doctors, as the
BARRIERS look after the outer casing
while the doctors look after the inner
tubes.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-24
Little IntaUiels
Wants To Know WhoGets the Extra $2OnCoal
Young Men SpeeuIating Or Who Be Exempted

men enter the service Of the country
than any other business houses"
The CarrauZa government IS soon
70 obtain a loan OF S500,000,0o0 from
American bankers. according to bank
ing advices telegraphed here from
Mexico City" said Carlos Dominique.
The negotiations for the loan have
been carried on quietly between the
government and New York banking
concerns and now il has been prac-
tfcalIy contaminated Il is understood
that the American government has
sanctioned this loan TO CarranZa-"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-24
WILL DRILL FOR OIL NEAR
m II ~ l. u L. So. i. !. =

L0rdsburE. n. NJ. July 25.-LocaI
men interested in two oil drilling
companies have pooled their holdings
TO support A ROminEer, a driller from
Oklahoma. in efforts to strike pc
trOleum on the flat nine miles west
of this city. The OklahOman con-
siders oil Indications in that section
promising.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-24
YUMA PEOPLE VOTE TO
CLOSE STORES ON SUNDAY

Yuma. AriZ, July 2f-At a special
election. the voters Of Yuma have de-
cided TO close all stores on SundaV.
a move backed by the clerks associ-
alton and especially opposed by the
small storekeepers- Also il was de-
cided that SauEuinerti & Ewing
should be given the right TO bring
electric current from the California
side 20 the local fee plant. a move
understood 20 anticipate competition
.n local electric light and power serv-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-24
Want In Germany

THE CROPS Germany,
poor vermny sugars dTouth
ar1naue
but cky brew The kaiser his vanity, full would
Oh
folk Of Germany what k vOw Art ready to determine he has
hsriHgs
things
lamorng
HndbuTg profanely
prate Germany British
And while bitheng backing from high,
whitening burning Oh folk
kill; starving kids for while swstting
conzfrtt nv eaorrs ,rst,r.vv Adams MASON.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-24
Short Snatches
From Everywhere

One OF our exchanges is devoting a
lot Of space 70 a series OF articles
telling how TO improve the breed Of
farm stock One way is for train
TO hit a razorback hog and convert IL
into q thoroughbred Berkshire by the
time the claim agent reaches the spot
where the costly swine met his IN
timely eud--Beaumonr Enterprise
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-24
Nd AnDREss AncLrR

AT the Weekly luncheon Of the Fl
Paso Adclub Wednesday J. r. SegaIl
will tell the members OF the club how
he has built a successful business
through advertising.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-24
ALVEY Is CAPTURED; JAILFD.

Roswell. y. NJ. July 24-James E.
Alvey. said 10 be the man wanted in
connection with the killing OF Raw
Walters here last week. was over
taken by Jim Geek a former deputy
sheriff, who induced Alvey TO return
in an automobile to Roswell and 20 10
jail CleeE was unarmed and Alvey
had thrown his gun away before
Geek overlook him.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-24

The National Advisory council has
decided that women ought % keep
right on buying nice cIothes-uOt
that this decision would make any
earthly difference.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-24
HnH Ru.ine.n

II the German government is really.
financing the T. ". ". IL will soon
discover IL used rotten Judgment IN
making the Investment
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-24
MORE Truth
w Than Poetry
BY JAlIEs J. MONTACTF.

The Germans evidently feel about
etnmanu-HollWeg and MichaeIIs
like the people in this country felt
last fall about Wilson and Hughes.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-24

II Russia continues her offensive it
may be that some OF the HohenzolIern
boys viii really have 20 go 90 the
front
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-24

twenty-five Thousand Airplaues
Authorized BY gress.-Headliue.
Well thatU do. for a starter.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-24

Carranza L00ts British Bank
Headline. His congress probably re-
fused 10 authorize the loan he
asked for
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-24

Cheer I'D. IL rained ST Swithin',
day. which indicates that the present
weather Will be over in only 40 DAYS
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-24
Bone Dr. RaIIad.

Il want 10 so out and rob a bank
And make a big haul tOniEhts
But how can I play this innocent
prank
Mess I am lighted rights
There isn't a chance TO MI my tank
II gives good man the blues,
For ! dassn't go out and rob a bnnk
Unless I am oiled with booze
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-24
HOGWALLOW NEWS

DUNK Bolts. REGULAR CORRESPONDENT.
CONFERENCE.-The [. Adams George Bngham.D
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-24

Give the Housewives Little Peace.
The food bill ought 70 be so framed
as 20 prevent the spectators from
making any aunexati0ns or Lowing
any indemnities.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-24

Thank fortune there is no official
who has authority TO elaborate the
Congressional Record.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-24
The Russian Horace Greeley.


kerensAy's advice TO his soldiers:
GO south, young men; go SOUTH.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-24
Help With The Cleanup

n ISORDERLY houses sprinked over FL Paso. Some
of them are in high class residence sections. One
- such was raided Montana street few days ago,
and conviction attended by gratifyingly large fine,
was obtained when the case came to trial
Another Bliss street, raided Monday night and
the police are confident Of obtaining conviction. There
said to be another house the sort Bliss street
Montana street. and others IN various parts OF the
city.
OF the neighbOhOods feel outraged Try as the
keepers of such houses may TO prevent negbors from
seeing what going on the neghbors nevertheless see
enough TO disgust them They feel the police should at
once arrest and prosecute the offenders However they
shudder at the thought Of filing formal complaint upon
which alone be issued Tor they dread the
publicity of trials The police usually need warrants IN
dealing with such situations for getting evidence suIl
TO convict merely by watching the OUTSIDE IS o
ficut matter and especially If the police not backed
BY residents Of community willing TO help prosecute
raid may be success or It may be total failure III
which latter event. the police often IN for trouble
Give the police formal complaint and they 90 into
with warrant IN their hands, seize whatever
evidence surrounds the inmates, and prosecution likely
TO be entirely successful follow
To all citizens whose neighborhoods are being eontal-
mated BY panderers TO vice: Watch until you
of vour ground and then swear complaint And after
With the cline" abolished FL Paso has TO clean out the
andestne pesholes which have been set up N decent
ueighboIhOOds Let every citizen help the police 90 H.
Motorists who nv to beat the train the crossing
should remember that accidents Of that kind the dead
are invariably taken from the wreck Of the automobile
not from the train
The British aviator lieutenant who singIehanded de-
sroyed German submarine and zeppelin, would doubt
less tackle battleship If the Germans would give him
chance at 1t.
Provost marshal general CrOwder now realizes what
means when someone throws monkey wrench into the
machinery
There are some who think Bisbee Is contraction Of
busy bee" and that the L W. WIS were stung