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Mrs. A. E. Truxillo left last sun
day for New Orleans to be at the pea, "a,
side of her daughter, Mrs. Ear
Binnings, who is suffering from p ns
monia, brought on by influenza. MRS.
Binnings' condition is CONSIDERABLY
improved and her many friends mere
wish her speedy recovery. Mr.
Binnings is also confined to his home
with an attack of the flu.
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Whitman. Mass.

II suffered from nervous, run
down condition and loss of strength
30 it was hard for me to get around
and do my work. After other medi-
rines had failed to help me Vinol re-
stored my health and strength and /
heartily recommend 1t to anyone suf-
fering from a nervous, rundown
condition. Mrs. RIM. Little.
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FOR SALE.

rATTLE. HORSES AND FARMS. Good
T. steers at cents pound. Horses from
Liberty bond or Liberty bound,
which will you have it?
$50 to $780, WEBRE BROS, 400 N.
Boulevard Baton Rouge, La. 9i21t4t.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1918-10-19

n We have nearly two million men
. in France. Every subscriber to the
Liberty loan helped send them there.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1918-10-19

Retter than money because they
earn money; buy q war savings
stamp today.
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friends Of Mrs. Adolf

The..oney friends of Mrs, Adoipne
Nette has been under treat
49, The Touro Infirmary in New
for the past several days,
will be glad to learn that she IS I'M
proving rapidly and expects to return
home soon in the full possession OF
her former good health.
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Miss Lucille Landry, of Gretna,
paid visit to her aunt, Mrs. Felix
Gautreaux, this week.
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Tired, OyerWorkedMot
What You Need is VinOl

War conditions have made the demand upon
mothers time and energy unlimited. In their zeal
to do all in their power for their loved ones, they
continually overwork and are soon in a nervous,
rundown condition Vinol the non-secret cod livet
and iron tonic, will build you up and make yotes
strong HERE is PROOF
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1918-10-19

| The coal oil can IS your friend when
kept in leash; your enemy Wnen
abused.
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HERE is PROOF
Cleveland. Ohio.

81 keep house for my husband w ~, (.
myself and got into aweak, run-fai estl
condition, no strength, languid q.
ambition. After doctoring for ayes no
and getting no better ] tried VN ma
and to my surprise it built me up apno!
strengthened my whole system. Rho
is certainly good tonic. - Mrs. w that
D. Dawson. aieye
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WANTED.


noILERMAKERs, Sheet iron workers and
IL helpers. Apply to PAT. sTAKELuM,
Donaldsonyiile, La. Telephone 226.
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FOR SALE.

FOX SALE.
nNE BILLIARD and one POOL TABLE;
VD both in good condition. Apply 70 r..
ROGGE. Nichols Cafe. Donaldsonville
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FOR SALE,

FOR SALE.
TWENTY SQUARES of English States.
size 1916. Apply to ELRAY KOGKE.
Donaldsonville, La. tt.
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Keep the home garden growing.

Buy Liberty bonds and keep them.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-07
Up To PEOPLE
To STOP BOOZE
Y. NJ. G. A. Secretary Says
FL Paso Worse Liquor
City Than Cincinnati.

A petition for a local option election
in FL Paso was placed at the desk Of
the Y. NC. 4. Sunday afternoon and
was largely signed following the
meeting which drew q large audience
FL Paso was compared to Cincinnati,
Ohio, as a liquor city by secretary W
a. Young. with the comparison in IA
vor of the Ohio city. Cincinnati is
better since I left" he added A
shout Of laughter greeted the secre-
tary's inadvertent remark. Mr.
Young then went on 10 state that
these we're epoch making times, and
the opportunity was UP 10 the people
20 get rid Of the liquor traffic
Engineer Gives Solos.
Two solos were sung by Alden r
Campbell. a private Of company IS,
Eighth engineers. He IS from Ma
son City. H. and has a pleasing voice
Of good bass quality. His two numbers
were Lead Kindly Light and The
Rosary " (Nevin).
The work of the Y. NJ c. 4 IN
France was described in detail by
Henrietta Hull, local newspaper WON
an, who recently returned from
France.
The great moral dangers waiting
for the American soldier in France
were touched on by the speaker and
she characterized the sreat compau-
iOuibility Of the French woman as @
danger for the tired, hOmesick soldier
from the front. It was the work OF
the Y. II. c. A. to protect the soldier
across the water, she said
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-07
CHESS TOURNAMENT AT
Y. M. c. A. IS SCHEDULED

one Of the bulletins holding q prom
ineut part IN the y. NJ G. a. lobby
announces that a chess tournament
is being planned. Already a number
OF signatures OF those who are plan
ming 10 participate in this tourna-
uenu have been secured. one Of the
most enthusiastic games played at
the Y NJ q. A. is that Of chess. No
other game among those played i'm
the game room Of the y. H. e. A. calls
forth so much interest and SO many
enthusiasts as does chess
The tournament is open 10 all Y.
u. C. - men and will begin Monday
night. January H. Entries viii close
next Monday night at o'clock
Because OF numerous requests OF
chess players who are not members
Of the y. NJ c. A. a separate tourna-
menr viii be run for these lovers OF
the scientific game This tournament
is open 10 anyone in the city Of Ell
Paso. If sufficient players are Sc
cured this tournament for nonmem-
hers viii be played along with the
membership tournament ReEistra-
ton can now be made at the Y. u c..
A. office.
II there Is sufficient interest for
checker tournament among the
members Of the local Y. one viii be
held simultaneously with the mem
bership chess tournament
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-07
MUST
PUSH CLEANUP
Mayor Tells Force There's
No Fear or Favor to Be
Shown by Officers.

That no duty is to be left undone TO
effect a cleanup Of the city was again
made evident Saturday afternoon
when mayor Charles Davis addressed
police in the assembly room over the
corporation court. laying especial
stress on the point that the city must
be cleaned UP vigorously and thor
oughly without fear or favor. every
man to be held responsible for the eE-
ecution Of duty
The advisory board appointed by the
mayor TO give impetus to the move
ment is headed by r. NJ Dudley,
chairman. and Fred Stevenson. seore-
tary.
"The committee is authorized TO
formulate and carry out plans which
cleanup FL Paso must be clean. and
we intend that TO be if drastic meas
ures have TO be adopted, said the
mayor.
Frank Powers, OF the civil service
commission, and alderman W c. Jolly
spoke briefly at the invitation Of po-
lice chief Charles POLLOCK expressing
themselves as being in accord with
the mayor.
CHIEF Pollock Promises support.
Chief Pollock said ne regretted that
The mayor should have 20 warn his
men. and promised the hearty support
Of the department in the effort 10
eradicate gambling, Bookkeeping and
prostitution
with the mayor and city officials
behind us. with the chamber OF COM
merce and all good citizens favoring
the movement and with the federal
government also on the same side"
said chief Pollock later. the anti
vice campaign is going TO be carried
out with vigor and violatOrs handled
without gloves. / want to satisfy the
mayor that every man in the depart
ment IS doing his utmost I'm this re-
spect- The city must be cleaned up
and we are going 10 make use of ev-
cry legitimate method to clean If up.
Clubs. bootlegginE. drinking booths
and immortality viii have to CO.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-07
CITY GETS FREEZING SNAP;
GAUZY SNOWFLAKES IN AIR

Freezing weather descended on FL
PasO sunday night, after several DAYS
OF @ springlike temperature. Weather
bureau records showed the lowest
mark Of the mercury TO be % above
zero Sunday night Monday morn
iug's early risers saw heavy frost
on housetops and felt a keen noun
tain air in their faces as they went
to their work. Sunday afternoon
there were flakes Of snow I'm the air
i'm the business district. but lighter
than Christmas tiusel and none
reaching the ground
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-07
GOOD ROADS MEN INVITED
TO A. & M. COLLEGE DAY

FL Paso good roads boosters have
been invited to attend the good
roads" day meeting at the New Mex
leo Agricultural college at Mesilla
Park saturday, January 10, and q
program has been received by George
H. Clements, secretary OF the e. Paso
chamber Of commerce.
Among prominent speakers VIII be
Charles Springer. president OF the
state highway commission. Santa Ee.
The complete program OF morning
and afternoon sessions follows.
Introductory remarks, Francis =.
Lester, chairman.
Dividends Brought by Good Roads.
q Plea for Better Roads IN Dona Ana
County" Lytton r Taylor, Las Cru
ces
Present Conditions Affecting Road
Construction and Measures Necessary
20 Meet Them in New Mexico EU-
gene Kempenich, secretary state high
way commission, Peralta.
The Federal Aid Road Law: Its
Assistance TO New MeXicc's Road
Buildingl" Charles Springer. presi-
dent state highway commission, san
Ia Fe.
The County Highway OFerseer, His
Duties and Responsibilities. l. J..
Charles, assistant state engineer,
Santa Fe.
Practical Road Building and Main
teuance," T. X 2. Sellers, Aibuguer-
Que.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-07
Sore Throat, Colds
Quickly Relieved BY HrmIln's
Wizard Oil

Hamlin's Wizard Oil IS a simple
and effective treatment for sore
throat and chest colds Used as a
gargle for sore throat It brings quick
relief. Rubbed on the chest It will
often loosen up a hard, deep seated
cold IN one night
How often sprains, bruises, cuts
ard burns occur IN every family, as
well as little troubles ike earache,
toothache, cold sores, canker sores,
stiff neck, and tired aching feet.
Soothing, healing Wizard Oil viii al
ways bring quick relief
Get it from druggists for 50 cents.
If not satisfied return the bottle and
get your money back
Ever constipated or have sick
headache? Just try Wizard Liver
Whips, pleasant little pink pills, 80
cents. Guaranteed.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-07
News Notes From MovieIand :
BY DAISY DEAN.

A NEW page in the history Of the
u films is being written this sea
L - son. a page 10 be occupied ex-
clusively by straight comedy. It ap-
pears from an observation OF the
trend Of picture plays this season
that comedy has come into its own in
the films. Burlesque we have had
always with us-straiEht film com
cdy is a newer Institution
The very ealiest films we're sub
jects OF what might be called comedy
only by process Of elimination There
was no real drama when the cinema
pictures began TO flicker. Early
comedy" always consisted in the zig
gag chase with a little trick pho
Biography thrown in, diversion that
survives TO this day with some pro-
Gucers.
The greatest difficulty early film
comedy had to surmouut was the
dearth of good material 10 work from.
Scenario writer's We're paid so little
that the field did not attract a single
humOrist Of any reputation. Little
AIDE took a hand at film humoF. and
so far as he himself had to do with
the productions his humor carried
splendidly.
Today the list OF humorists writing
for films is a brilliant one The Par
amount corporation alone has @ shin
Ing array OF authors OF humor in its
scenario ranks With Gelett Burgess,
Wallace Irwin George NJ Conan,
owen Johnson, Mary Roberts Riue-
hart. Rupert Hughes, Carolyn Wells
and George V Hobart writing Tor the
screen there is bound TO be something
interesting developed in the history
NJ film hun0r
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-07
SAY SALVATION
IS PERSONAL
Fathers Biever and Nc
Creary Begin Their Lee
lures at Cathedral.

The two weeks mission at St Pat
rick's cathedral was opened Sunday
ut 1890 a. m at mass, with q clear
and clean cut exposition Of the intent
and definition Of a mission by the
Rev. A. Biever. s. T. A large crowd
Glled the cathedral 10 hear the initial
sermon.
Sunday night the Rev. John Nc
CIeary. s. J., spoke 60 q large audience
on "The End and Purpose Of Life
With unauswerabIe logic, the preacher
showed that the purpose OF life on
earth is not TO enjoy riches or amtl-
lion or honors. but to save ones inn
mortal soul This is the language OF
the scriptures, is the one thing ueces-
sary, he said
salvation is a personal affair." ne
said. and cannot be wrought by
proxy. II is not the result of chance,
but Of achievement We have one soul
10 save and but one life in which TO
save it. Since then salvation is the
business OF life, let us make a bust
ness Of IL
THE mission is but q continuation
Of the message of Jesus Christ to His
apostles Go We into all the world
and preach the gospel to all nations.
4 mission is A time devoted TO the
study Of the most important Of all
,Iasses-the science that teaches the
man TO save his immortal soul ana
reach his eternal destiny.
"A mission is q time to realize the
tremendous issues Of human life We
have a God 10 serve. a soul TO save G
aaveu TO win, 4 hell TO avoid. Final
1v q mission is a time when it L. most
fitting TO set our souls at peace with
Cod and man"
Father oIcCleary closed his lecture
Wirha feTvent appeal TO the good ana
broad minded people q I'll Paso TO
attend the exercises OF the MISSION
This evening at I-30 father Bieve-
VIII preach on "The Value OF the Hu-
man Soul" Everybody. regardless Of
religious beliefs, viii be welcomed.
Masses in the cathedral sunday
we're celebrated at a. M. by the Rev
father Biever. :. J.. 1880 a. n by
ly father AIcCleary, :. j.; a. m. in
the cathedral chapel. children. $ mass
Icy father Frenzy, and at 1880 a
solemn high mass was celebrated
with father a. T. Upton as Celebrant.
father Frenzy deacon and father
F-rund sub-deacon-
Father BieVer opened the mission
with an appeal 10 all to attend the
mission which means so much 10 the
individual and the community III
general
In the evening the Rt Rev bishop
A. J. Schiller was present in the
sanctuary and benedictiou was given
by the Rev father Frund assisted by
the local and visiting clergy
The music rendered at both the
morning and evening service was eN-
ceptioually fine and much credit is
Que Mrs W L Brown, the director,
and Miss May Duggan. the Cathedral
orEanist. Miss B Tcrpey has been
engaged as organist in the cathedral
chapel during the Childreu's services
each Sunday During the 1850 serv-
ice thu cathedral quartet sang Marco
mass. The quartet is composed Of
Miss Anne Hughes. Mrs J. j. Raster
and 8Iessrs. ". Lemen and Walter
Davis. 1Ir. Davis sang during the
oIerrory as a solo "Salvs Regina" I'M
G. most artistic manner. During the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-07
WANTS TO BE JUDGE IN
COURT OF CRIMINAL APPEALS

Greenvlls Texas Jan 7.-JudEe WIZ
lam Pierson. OF the eighth judicial dia-
triCt has announced his candidacy FOR
judge OF the court OF criminal appeals of
Texas. ana has MAR ed his application To-
the chairman OF the Democratic executive
committee to have his name placed on
the primary ballot Judge ple--ul was
born at Giimer. in Cushur county and
raised partly in Rains county ana u1~t.y
In Haskell county. and was educated iu
the public schools. in Baylor University
and the University Of Texas in 1904 and
1893 he served in the Texas legislature
blouse OF Representatives) from Hunt
county
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-07
FOOD SIURING IN
STOMACH CAUSES
INDIGESTION. CAS-
"Pape's Diapepsin" re-
leves stomach distress IN
five minutes.

Wonder what upset your stomach
which portion Of food did the dame
ase-dO you2 Wen. don't bother. II
your stomach Is in revolt: II sick.
sassy and upset. and what you Just
ate has fermented and turned sour
mead dizzy and achsss belch gases and
ACIDS and srucrate undiEested food
breath foul tongue coated-just take
a little Pape's Diapepsin 20 help neu-
lralize acldity and IN five minutes you
wonder what became OF the ndiges-
ton and distress
Millions Of men and women today
Know that it IS needless TO have dys-
pepSia- \ little Diapepsin 0cCasl 0nalIv
Keeps the stomach sWeetened and they
eat their flvorlte foods without fear
il your stomach doesu. take care or
your liberal limit without rebellion. r.
your food is damage instead ~
helu. remember the quickest. suresr.
most harmless relief is P1pe's Dis-
gepsiu. which costs only fifty cents
for LARGE ease ar druE stores. IT'S
truly vo&derful-l- stops fermentl-
tiou ana aclii-y and sets things
-rraiclf so Een-Ir ana easily h is
really ASTONISHING ADV
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-07
CAFE OWNER AND PORTER
ARRESTED ON LIQUOR CHARGE

Not long after the talk OF mayor
Charles Davis TO the police Saturday
afternoon, during which he said If
was unlawful to sell liquor In con-
cealed booths. s G. Gonzales, owner
Of the Central cafe and bar at Second
and Stanton streets. was arrested by
special officer Walter ReeCe. Bert
LaEgford. q porter. charged with viO-
latine the law by serving the liquor
was also arrested Both were released
under bond
H. Brenksrhoff. s. n. Howard and
walter Tyson, charged with drinking
in the booth, were released on s. bond
each
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-07
LAFOLLETTE'S SPEECH IS
FILED WITH COMMITTEE

Washington. j. c.. Jan What g. de-
scrIbed as q stenorraphlc report Of seua-
tor Laf0llette's St Paul speech. which has
been made the basis Of disloyalty charge
and senate Investigation. was filed to-
day by the American Defence society with
the senate committee on privileges and
elections The society is urging the exc
pulsio1 u the senator.
Tho report NAV be- considered %. Che
SENATE euhcornml--e. Tuesday when 10 r.-
au-ez the Larl--1lte lnVez-i5zt-ou-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-07
SESSION
FEB. 10 URGED
Legislative Committee, by
Unanimous Vote, Asks
for Special Session.

Austin, Tex. Jan by practically
q unanimous vote the central Iegis-
Iative investigation committee,
adopted a resolution calling on Gov
W. p. Hobby TO call a special session
OF the legislature not later than Feb.
10. 1918. for the purpose Of consider
ing the report Of the committee. This
resolution was offered by representa-
tives Cope. McMillin. Bryan, Terrell,
Spencer and Sauteu. Under the terms
Of the resolution, the chairman OF the
committee OF the house and that OF
the senate are directed to confer with
the governor and LAY before him
such facts as have been determined by
the several subcommittee and now
Incorporated or being incorporated in
their reports TO the end that the gov
ernor may be in possession of these
facts TO enable him in determining
the necessity Of converting the legis-
Iature"
Extra Session Justified. Claim.
The resolution declares that the
work OF the committee has progressed
To the point that he membership has
determined that the final report will
disclose such facts, that in our judg-
meut Hiu Justify the demand the con
veuing of the legislature in extra
ordinary session Tor the purpose Of
considering the recommendations Of
the committee
evening services Mrs. a. Arvin sang
as a solo one OF the popular 20 SaIu-
- B.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-07
KINGS WRITE A
VAUDEVILLE SKETCH

Henry King. the ctOr-director, and
Gypsy Abbot (A1rs. King have writ
ten a couple of vaudeville sketches
and have enjoyed rehearsing them
Just for fun"
one of these days King thinks they
will take a holiday over some circuit.
but when that time viii be they have
no idea whatever, as King is under
contract 70 the American company.
In the meantime the subject of the
two sketches Is known TO two people
only, King and GYPSY
Irving Cummings, well known leading
man. is an enthusiastic baseball t9Ii-
Also he is the proud pOssesSor OF Jne
last ball hit by Mccarthy TO Eddle
Collins in the last worlds series game
The ball, autographed By the SoA
PLAYERS. was given TO him by collins
Gladys BrockwelI star Of the Fox
forces, has Withdrawn suit for divorce
Instituted by her some time ago
against Robert E BroadweL The
reason given by the actress is that
her husband is now IN military serY-
ice. and a divorce might initiate
against him. BrOadWel formerly was
= picture director
Comes a report now that a contract
virtually has been entered into where
BIZ Dustin Farnum will appear in
photo play hereafter for Harry Sher--
man Sherman himself is resi- snslble
for the statement. He declared 10
his intention 70 present the star in
featured releases.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-07
DAILY RECORD.


T. Muir. lots u. % and %. block 113; lots
q 20 SO inclusive. block I2l; lots
20 and q. block los. Also. in Alexander
addition, a parcel Of lana In block 3; Dec
q. 1917; S3S0a.
.YsIeta graut-C. c. de TIRE TO Patricio
de TIRE. is odd acres IN the above grant;
Dec. S. 1917. 81.
East II Paso additiou-J- r Chavez 70
John r Ellis lot O. block Of: Jan .,
1915 SO and other considerations.
East El Pase additi0n-H j.. Sanders
70 z. G. Upper. lots g. G. 20. II and L.
block Sc; June .. 1917 so and ether
considerations
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-07
HOUSE BEGINS HEARINGS
OK DEFICIENCY Ri L.

Washington. D. C.. Jan 7.-Hea-inss
began today before the house appropria-
lions committee on an urgent deficiencg
appropriation bill whose total. approx
-lateiy 100 000. 900. breaks all records
Secretary Of state Lansing appeared be-
fore the committee TO explain the Eeces-
sity OF large funds for the state depart
ment 70 meet its current year needs "a
connection with the war.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-07

evening services Mrs. a. Arviu sang
as a solo one of the popular 20 SaIu-
taris." which was greatly enjoyed by
the IsSJ-e assembly present
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-07

Mack Perich and Maria Soto
IT. j. Jacoby and Lena Baker
wade Horton and EIvira NiralLs-
Santiago 1fuucz and AureIia TrefC.
Antonio Medina and Solidad Bustilios.
Michael H. Goodwin and Hama B=aL
Antonio AEuirro and Conception Girou.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1918-04-12
GERMANS PAY
TERRIBLE TOLL
FOR SMALL Gain

AS had been anticipated the
Germans have switched the center
of their main operations from the
Amiens sector and now are hammer
ing the British and Portuguese hard
over a front of about eleven miles
running from Givenchy and LaBas-
see to the vicinity Of Armentieres.
The attack was preceded by ter
rife bombardment all along the line
and the countryside for miles around
trembled under the conclusion of the
big guns. At some points the enc
my was able to penetrate advanced
elements of the British line, espec-
tally in the neighborhood of Neuve
Chapelle, Fauquissart and the Car
donneric farm.
Meanwhile, along the greater part
Of the old line south of Arras, eX-
tremely violent artillery duels were
in progress, but the infantry of both
sides kept to their trenches except
for isolated attacks of no great I'M
portance.
Near the Coucy forest and Coucy
le-Chateau the French front havt
made a slight retirement to posi-
tons previously prepared-the ma
neuver apparently being in the ma
ture of line Strengthening. So wei
was the operation covered by thu
French guns that the Germans sui
fered extremely heavy casualties il