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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-21
FIX Lineup Of
MAKEUP PARADE
Red Cross Display Takes
Public Form Friday
Through Streets.

The work OF the women Of FL Paso
/ for the Red Cross, as wei as the work
/ Of the school children in the junior
I Red Cross viii be shown Friday af-
/ ternoon in a monster parade. designed
to stimulate membership and work in
the Red Cross, and to promote attend
ance at the Wake Up America" meet
ings. The parade win be made up Of
the following units:
A Boy Scout carrying the American
flag; two little girls IN Red Cross
costume; DR.. ". L. Brown, president
Of the local chapter. and executive
committee; an army band; living Red
Cross by Villas school; decorated float
carrying school girls, showing work
Of junior Red Cross; high school band;
high school students carrying by its
border a 36-fOot American flag: Alta
Vista school, carrying an English flag
Villas school carrying a French flag;
Bailey school carrying a Canadian
nag decorated float showing boys
work in junior Red Cross: , 5rehead
school carrying an Italian flag: La
mar school carrying a Belgian flag;
Highland Park school carrying a
Greek flag; FL PasO School for Girls.
in Red Cross costume; St. Joseph's
academy, decorated float and chill
dren marching; an army band: Doug
lass school, decorated float and chill
dreu marching.
Mrs. H W. Broaddus. heading vari-
Gus chairmen Of the Red Cross com
mittees; three floats showing work
on hospital garments; three knitting
Lioats; an army bands refreshment
unit, float followed by women march
ing; magazine float work in supply
ing reading matter; civilian float,
home service; three ambulances. wom-
en- driving.
Forms on Franklin.
Ten parade VIII BEGIN forming at
1 o'clock, Friday, on Franklin street,
west from Oregon It will move about
2 o'clock over the following line Of
march: On Oregon south to Pioneer
plaza south on FL Paso to Overland.
east 10 Stanton, north to san Antonio.
west TO Oregon, north to Mills, east
70 Mesa, north TO Franklin. west to
disperse.
Sends Bands and Ambulances.
Through the courtesy Of Gen Geo. /
" Read. the ambulances and bands /
are supplied from Fort Bliss. and the /
thanks Of the committee was also ten
dered TO Col J. A. Wagner and Capt. /
Paul Nader for their share in making /
the parade a success. Cars or auto /
trucks were donated by the following
dealers: FL PasO Overland company
Lone star Motor company Southern /
Motor company, Buquor Motor COM 1
1any, Oakland Motor company, and \
he Kress and Popular stores donated /
small flags to be carried by the school
children
Several Of the numbers Of the Rad
life lecturing bureau viii be here
Turing the next two or three days,
DE- " l. Brown. general chairman
II the Red Cross: Mrs. J. G. Barada.
chairman in charge OF local enter
ainment, and Mrs. l. T. KILLER.
Of Junior Red Cross
work, met with the representatives
4 the Radcliffe bureau at the Orn-
.orff hotel Wednesday night and ar
anged the program that viii be car
led out at the soldiers club during
he next faw days.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-21
CATTLE TRADERS SAY RAINS
WOULD MAKE MARKET LIVELY

Cattle traders were taking on new
life Thursday morning. and with a
few more rains like the one Of We'd
nesday evening the market viii COM
mence 10 move. they said. A heavy
rainfall with some hail was reported
in the valley.
". G. Collins shipped % carloads Of
range cattle TO his ranch near Toyah.
Texas, Wednesday from the valley,
where they had been on pasture dur
NJ the winter.
Four carloads OF mixed cattle.
which had been imported TO this city
from Mexico, were shipped by Kraft
day.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-21
FOR
MEN, HERPLEA
DR.. Rachelle Yarros Asks
Civilians to Follow the
Lead of the Army.

An appeal to the civilian population
to follow the lead OF the army in
teaching chastity TO men and elimin-
ating the double standard. was deliv-
cred at the meeting OF Rotary. Thurs
day noon. by DR.. Racheue Yarros,
chairman for recreation Of the Illinois
council Of national defence.
VIII Help Sell Stamps.
A p. Coles. chairman for FL Paso
county Of the war savings stamp cam
paign, announced that FL Paso is RI
dicuIously behind in the campaign, and
he suggested that a plan proposed by
A Schwartz that Saturday be stamp
day in all stores be carried out On
motion Of H. r. McClintOck, It was de-
cided that Rotary appoint o committee
to see the merchants and have their
clerks endeavor 10 sell at least one
stamp to every customer on Saturday
The following were appointed on the
committee A. Schwartz, chairman'
II. p McCllntock. F. b Fletcner'
W. Groom, J. R. Segalls o. A Daniel
son, S. W Daniels. p E. sherman,
Charles Walker. J. NJ Evans A J.
Fraser. W. c. Hepburn. Hugo Eich-
valid. G. A Martin and z. G. Perry.
Boost PeytOn Paekery.
James u. ME-NaAI anu W "
new discussed home industry in gem
eraI and the great credit due J. e.
Peyton for being the first man to es-
tablish a big packing plant here
Mr.. Turney deplored the fact tnat
FL Paso buys so much manufactured
products out OF the city and ships so
much raw materials out
President Robert Krakauer read
the club the following Telegram,
signed Woodrow wilson,;
Am glad to advise you that the
United States senate and congress
have passed your more dayl- ght Dill
I am sure the entire country joins me
in thanking you for your great ser
vice in this respect" Mr. Krakauer
was a pioneer more daylight advo-
cate
BY courtesy Of the Red Cross,
through DR.. W. l. Brown. the Neap-
olitan quartet rendered several songs
and vaudeville adaptations.
Postmaster E A Shelton said mail
facilities had been decreased through
war moves and requested everyone TO
mail letters and packages early and
lften-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-21

famended so as TO provide that women
voting shall pay toll taxes after 1918
nate the sex Of the voter by the word
woman being printed on the bal
lots furnished the female voters.
Majority Primary Bill PASSES.
In the senate the house majority
primary bill was passed by a vote Of
I p 10 g. A heated debate was pre-
lcipttated when an amendment y as Of
fered providing that enemy aliens
and persons who may be otherwise
legally disqualified shall be prevented
] under penalty from having their
] names placed on the primary ballot.
such persons, however. would have
] the right through mandamus proceed
. ingS IN the supreme court to deter
mine their eligibility. Another clause
OF the amendment would permit citi-
zens to seek an Injunction to restrain
the state Democratic committee from
placing the name Of such persons On
I the official primary ballot.
Tnis amendment iniec-ed into the
discussion the name OF James E Fer
guson, former governor. who was i'm
peached. IL being charged That The
purpose Of It was 70 keen his name
off the ballot The amendment, how
ever. was finally adopted by vote
Of 20 to Z.
Passes Fish Hatchery BIZ.
The senate passed finally today the
house fish hatchery bin by Metcalf.
This bill amends the fish law so as
to permit the federal authorities to
take fish from the fresh waters Of the
state for stocking federal fish
hatcheries in Texas
Plans RefundinE Permit Fees.
At the request Of the attorney gen
erals department. governor HOBBY
today submitted to the legislature the
subject Of enactment Of law pr0vid-
ing for the refunding permit fees and
franchise tax law which was recently
held TO be unconstitutional by the
II is also proposed to allow su n for
eign corporations to sue the state 10
enforce the refund OF such claims Il /
such action is deemed necessary
Anti-Viee BuI Signed.
Governor Hobby this afternoon I
This is the bin which makes It a 4
felony for anyone to solicit women I
Tor any soldier OF the United States !
or its allies for immoral purposes }
The bin carries the emergency clause
and becomes effective immediately, I
and is now a law.
Passes Mineral Law.
Senator Buchanan Of Scurrv, OBJ
tanned the final passage in the senate ]
Of his bill relating TO the deve1 ossalent /
OF minerals by requiring applications
TO be filed with the commissioner Of
the general land office instead of
with the county clerk. the bill also
that permits TO prospect for I
minerals on STATE lands Shall be issued
to the one who makes the highest
ash offer for the area in addition 10
he one-eighth royalty. Il also pro-
rlues Tor the employment Of a state
mineral inspector who shah receive a /
salary OF 5000 a year
Puts Girls Under Delinquency Law.
Both branches Of the legislature
have passed finally the house bin
extending the DELINQUENCY law so as
to embrace girls. This bill also pro
vides that girls convicted Of a felony
may take advantage Of the act the
same as now applies TO delinuuent /
boys Other defects in the present
law are also cured
Gives $4,000 Defence Fund.
Both branches of the legislature
have now passed finally the bill max
ing an additional appropriation OF s
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-21
DYiUe For ''Y"
Funds To Go
Another Day
Fund Up To $2O.579. Say
Workers At Luncheon,
Who Expect SIS, 900.

Continuation for one more day OF
the Y. II C. A campaign for $4,000
was decided upon at the luncheon at
Hotel Paso del Norte Thursday. &C
cording to campaign chairman h E
Christie. Fourteen teams and the
executive committee reported sub
scriptions for Wednesday afternoon
and Thursday morning Of S6479
bringing the grand total to s20.57s.50
A total Of $4,000 is needed.
A suggestion Of Julius Krakauer
was adopted, that a telephone com
mittee be appointed to call NJ people
who might give. especially those in
outlying districts.
Entertainment was furnished by an
Italian quartet, which sang French
and Italian airs, the men accompany
ing themselves on stringed instru-
ments.
Mentions Wars Spiritual Side.
"The temporal side Of this war IS
not the only side; there is a spiritual
side that is far greater than the ma
terial side. said DR.. ". 2. Adar1s Of
the Radcliff bureau IF the material
side is the only side, then we are as
well of with autOcracy as we are
with democracy"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-21
TATLOCK TO SPEAK ON WAR
WORK AT TEMPLE MT. SINAI

J. s p IatlOck. VINO Is Intimately
associated with the war work at
Washington. viii speak in community
hall, temple lit Sinai. Sunday after
noon undo the auspices Of the cham
Der Of commerce, Rotary and KiWanis
clubs. Professor Tatlock is a mem
ber OF the speaking division Of the
committee OF public information
The lecturer is making a trip across
the country from Washington to Cal
ifOrnia points.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-21
Michigan To ReUiDe
Sheep Raising; Plans
Stocking Big Ranches

Detroit, Mich. March 21-Steps
to reestablish the sheep raising bust
ness in Michigan are beginning TO
take shape. Already It is announced
from Iron Mountain in the upper
peninsula" that a sheep ranch OF
10000 acres in Dickinson county,
Michigan, and Florence county. Wis
cOnsin, will be established south Of
there by spring AS a beginning the
ranch will be stocked with 5000 sheep
wit 10000 as the maximum as the es-
tablishment is built up. The ranch.
ii is said, will represent an invest
men. Of approximately S25O,000
An active organization has been
formed to import sheep from western
states and educate the northern farm
ers as to the industry. Michigan at
one time stood near the tor Of the
list OF sheep raising states, but in re-
cent years the industry has declined.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-21
TRENCH SUPPER AT ANNUAL
UNIVERSITY CLUB SESSION

Served in tin plates. tin cups and
eaten off Of bare board tables by the
light Of oil lanterns. a trench supper
viii be the feature OF the annual
meeting and muster Of the University
club Monday night. April l.
Plans for the annual meeting were
started by the entertainment com
mittee Wednesday night at the week
" GridirOn club business session
Committees viii be announced at the
luncheon Wednesday and another
meeting Will be held Wednesday night
to complete arrangements. A roll
call Of the men with the colors will
be held.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-21
UsTUN Texas. March 21.

4 UsTIN Texas, March 21-Che
- Womeu's Suffrage bill was
L \ passed finally in the senate to-
day by a vote OF IS to 5. with four
pairs Senator Caldwell, who would
have voted against the bill, was paired
WITH senator Dayton. who would have
voted for it, Senator Hall, who
would have voted no was paired with
ssnator Strickland. who would have
voted yes Senator Claude Hudspeth.
who would have voted no. was paired
with senator Robbins. who would
have voted yes Senator Parr. who
would have voted no, was paired with
senator Woodward, who would have
voted yes There was no further de-
bate on the measure
The bin now goes TO the house for
concurrence In the senate amend
meuts-
Amendments Aff~ched to Measure.
The house bin when passed 10 third
reading by the senate Wednesday was
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-21
FREIGHT CONGESTION IS
GRADUALLY CLEARED UP

Washington, D. c, March 81
Gradual clearing up Of freight con-
gestion on eastern railroads from the
critical condition during the Billiards
Of last December and January was
shown today by railroad administra-
tion report that lines east Of the MIS-
sissippi now have about 10000 cars
more than normal on their lines as
compared with nearly 100000 above
normal early last January. Most con-
gestion is in east bound loads
Railroad administration officials
are working toward absolute elimina-
tion OF freight congestion this sum-
mer but many believe that there al
ways viii be an overload of cars on
eastern roads while war industry con-
tinues.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-21
WOULD SEND TROOPS TO KEEP
ORDER IN LUMBER REGIONS

Washington, D. C. March 21.-Ac-
tiyities in the vest OF the Industrial
" workers. OF the world were cited by
CHAIRMAN Chamberlain Of the senate
military committed TODAY as rnaI-inq
necessary passage Of the administra-
ton bill giving the eovernuenr an.
thority to commhndeer fir7er snd ~
conduct logging Operations
Opening debate on the measure
senator Cnam Darlain declared il
might become NECESSARY TO send sol
diers into the sUruce districts
MOI until men with guns are sent
m can We ger ne necessary spruce, u
ne SAID me i ". ". will not al
low men 70 work. in the forests"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-21
SPRING TREATMENT
Necessary 10 Purify Blood and Correct
MelE. Run-DoIrn Conditions.

Necessary 10 Purify Blood and Correct
WEAK. Rundown Conditions.
Trying weather, exposure 10 storms
the grip, hard colds. pneumonia, few
ers, diphtheria and other blood-poi
s1uiug. prostrating diseases leave the
r-c-e system sub-nOrma-beloW par
weak and slOW-bloOd depleted and
thin, with that tired feeling. poor ap-
petite hackache. rheumatic pains.
delicate digestive power or almost
none at all The ideal treatment is
HOODS Sarsaparilla-to be taken be-
fore meals-th0roughly to purify the
blood and eXpel poisOns, and
Eeptiron-to be taken after meals
% put power into the blood, give
strength, increase red corpuscles and
restore tone, and do Il quickly.
II there IS biiOusness, constipation.
bad taste in the mouth. or @the blues"
the liver is torpid Take Hoods Pills
they rouse the liver and relieve all
liver Ills. are perfectly compatible with
H0cd's Sarsaparilla and Peptiron--
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-21
Judge Brady Throws
Out 50 Appeal Gases
From Police Court

The city OF FL Paso won a $4,000 vic
tory in the county court at law Fri
day morning. when judge ". P. Brady.
on motion OF county attorney ". H
Fryer. dismissed so appeal cases from
the corporation court
The court held It had no jurisdic-
ton in the cases. for the reason that
appeals in the cases had not been per
fected properly The bonds read "to
the county court instead OF the
county court at law" while in some
cases appeals were returnable at i'm
proper dates
The average fine in the corporation
court in these cases was 500. so that
the city IS now in a position to enforce
the collection OF approximately $4,000
in fines.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-21
State Highway No. !
To Ell Paso Made Part
OF BanBheqd Hiqhmnu

Austin. Texas, March 21.-The pro-
posed Bankhead National Highway
through Texas is endorsed by the
state highway department by beins
designated by the state department as
the saUe as state highway N !.
state highway No. is from Texar-
kama TO Dallas and from Dallas 10 n
PasO. By the action Of the state high
way department IL becomes 4 part of
the Bankhead National Highway from
Washington. D. c. TO san iDieEo. cal.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-21
POLICE TAKE II MEN AT
CRAPS" GAME IN POOL HALL

Twelve men were arrested by the
purity squad" Wednesday niEht
at 10 o'clock. as they were en-
gagged in Shooting craps in
pool hall in the basement at the
Security bank building. Mills and
Mesa streets, according to the police
report The u were released on bond
They gave their names as Roy Soren-
SON J q. Smith, W s Morris. Alex
Oosur, Russell Whitmore. NJ L. Lam
bert, 2. Simpson. II. P. Brown. Cur
tbs H Stepp. ". R Marks. Joe Napp.
$. s Harris. The police stated that
sImDson -6anked, the game.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-21
PROF. NEARING IS R5ICTED
UPON ESPIONAGE CHARGE

New York, March 21-PrOfessor
Scott Nearing, formerly Of the Uni
versity Of Pennsylvania and OF To
ledo university. was today indicted
by the federal grand jury on the
charge OF violating the espionage act
The American Socialist society.
with which he is connected. was in
dicted on the same charge, both be-
ing. accused OF distributing a pam
phlet entitled The Great Madness"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-21
CITYS SERVICE ) FLAG HAS
S. STARS: ELKS' HAS IS

Under the largk American fac that
sIaces the iooDy Of the city hall has
been suspended the cffvis se-vica
flag, which arrived wednesday aft-
ernoon- II contains IS blue stars.
representing SO many city employees
colors-
Another large / sarvfca FLAG vvbfcb
has Just arrived is thai Of The Sis
club, which has IA bIue stars on If
II viii fly on the mole MAJ rises over
the Elks' home
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-21
Square Deal
For Saloons
Costs $4,000
City Will Refund Nearly
That Sum On License
Taxes In April.

Although it viii cost nearly $4,000,
the city Of Ell Paso will give saloon
men a square deal. it has been de-
cided- City tax collector W. P. B
McSain has been instructed by the
council to refund to saloon men the
unused part Of their license taxes
when the ten mile law goes into eff
feet April IS.
This will mean. Mr.. McSain has cal
culated. that there viii be IL liquor
and IS beer licenses unexpired at
that time, and on the former the re-
funds viii amount to S7793.34 and on
the latter S3S3-74
The refunds viii be made in the
regular warrant style. except that ad
valOrem taxes that might be due the
city viii first be deducted.
Whether there viii be any refund
on the part of the county or state de-
pends on the action Of the state
legislature and the county commits
sioners
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-21
WALTER CLAY ron OUT FOR
TRUSTEE. CITY school G

Walter S. Clayton formally a cft,-
alderman, annoqnced mis- csndfdacy,
for school trustda Tbursdav gnbiact
to the decision d. the voters al fbe
election to be hehd ADriI s
Candidates previousIv announced
were: J. c. WOrabinrfo1 TobD T-ov--
man. DR.. p L. Kinney ana 1T-s n A
Critchett
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-21

Maj Frank H McKeOn. public
health service, Is here. accompanied
by Mrs. McKeon, from Fort Stanton.
n. Il. the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Y. E
Ware. 1900 East Boulevard They
viii be here q few DAYS.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-21
NOTED EVA NGELIST To
PREACH HERE SUNDAY

Rev. T. B. Larimore. a noted evan
Eelist OF the Church OF Christ. viii
preach in FL Paso Sunday morning and
evening at the Church Of Christ. cor
ner OF Montana and Rayncr streets
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-21
HELD ON ASS sAULT CHARGE.

15anueI NaIen1li ela was arrested on
ma ~ alieslnet assault at Kansas
ming. It was alleae5 fbet ~ -
- 80 ~ - IN an alley near the place
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-21
PRESIDENT SD ms BILL
FOR RAILROAD CONTROL

Washington. b q March d
President WILSON TO-DAY eipDe5 49,
bill bringing the EaiIroads u1der Gov
eminent operation ana control I7nfi1
= Monlns aLler He end Of the war.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-21
JURY IN Pearl ROGERS
CASE UNABLE TO AGREE

AT o'clock Thu rsday afternoon. the
jury in the case ~ fEe sfafs ar-ei1ef
Pearl Rogers WIS stir ONT il fbe
saith district couEr IF had rerai,,e5
the case "Wednesday EVENING NJ 80
in deliberation 1 * ,onrq AZ re tiv,,o
Of this report The Rogers v--o11s1
IS charged with DanderinE
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-21
Held ron g, q OFFTCFRs.

FlorencfO Martfnaz ma. s--e,+s7
by city policemen VVedneS5s- sFte--
noon. and held for fbe fsFs-,I -
thorities, pending invesfie-sfio,7 ,S =
charge Of drafd evseioS Is 80
picked up at I'll Paso s15 Ss-o15
streets.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-21

s, March 21.-Ray
:, accidentally shot
ter, Thelma Backus.
! pistol he was toy
CHARGED.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-21

$4,000 for the support of the State
Council for Defence. The bill also
authorize the appointment Of a paid
secretary by the council
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-21
AMARILLO BOY KILLS SISTER
BY ACCIDENTk GUN EXPLODES

Amarillo. Tex,
Backus. aged 1.
and killed his ST,
last night when
ing with was dis
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-21
WIMEN'S SUFFRAGE MEASURE IS
PASSED BY THE TEXAS SENATE

Bill to Give Women the Right to Vote Is Amended and
Goes Back to House for Concurrence Eight Senator's
Including Hudspeth, Pair on the Measure; Major
ity Primary Bill Passes the Senate.
The sun., 1918-10-30
READY TO YIELD AT ONCE,
AUSTRIA TELLS PRESIDENT
Count Andrassy Sends Imporng Note to Secretary
Lansing Seeking Immediate End of
Hostilities

VIENNA Basel Oct s9Austria Hungary through her
Foreign Count has Secretary State
Secreta Intervention with President Wilson
immediate armstce all fronts and for the of
peace negotiations The
Immediately after having taken direction the Ministry of For
Affairs and after the despatch the official
October 49, 91s by which able that all
the principles laid President
declarations complete accord with the efforts Of President Will
nations have
taken preparatory
be according their without being
hnded make decision their future organization and
Since the accession of Emperor King Charles his i'm
movable
this the desire Of the sovereign all the peoples
who acknowledge that their future destiny accomplished
pacific world by being freed from all disturbances prvaons
sorrows of
This is why address directly Mr. Secretary State pray
that will have the goodness with the President
the United States order that the interest of humanity
interest of all those who live in Austriaungary, immediate
armce be concluded all fronts that
mediate negotiations for peace will follow
The Auroungaran Government
the French British Italian
the approval and support of these nations.