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The Dermott news., 1918-08-29
Idle Curiosity.

II see You have n number OF motto
cards on your wall. Such timely re
mlnders rs. BE Brief This Is NJ,
Busy Day etc. etc. Now this one over
here"
I'm explain that one" said the gen
tleman with retreating hair. TITS IN.
only motto the average bore ever ne
tees because IL is written In Latin ane
he can't translate IL.
The Dermott news., 1918-08-29

100000 OF the 100000 soldiers In
below the age of twenty-one. Such an
ID Civil war soldier as Senator Mel
son of Minnesota is very insiStent that
the boys from eighteen to tWenty-one
be given an opportunity to get into
the war, He aud others who believe
with him will strenuously oppose n
provision which will be offered 10 the
new draft law providing that the boys
from eighteen to nineteen must not be
sent abroad until after they have had
n years training. Instead of taking
n year TO make soldier. it has been
demonstrated that the alert young men
of America make good soldiers in six
months. Army officers with experience
believe that far better results will be
obtained with the men below twenty
one than with those over thirty-one.
The Dermott news., 1918-08-29
Nav Hay From Leaves

Zurich. -Childrcn in Munich we're
employed in stripping the leaves from
trees and bushes in the public parks
for conversion into hay. according to
the Munich Post. which says this is
necessary owing TO lack OF fodder for
army horses,
The Dermott news., 1918-08-29
Bio Army Purchase.

hington-Oliye drab cloth for
manufacture of woolen uniforms has
been contracted for through the
qnartermasters department to the
value of s4,7o9. ESQ, the War Depart
mcnt announced.
The Dermott news., 1918-08-29
Huns Attack Hospitals

With the American Army ON the
Vcslc German bombing ma
chimes have made two separate al
lacks upon n American field hosp
tal south of the Nesle. but were drlf-
en- on by anti-aircraft guns
The Dermott news., 1918-08-29
MnonrY Icsrs AGAIN.

san Francisco. petition ina
the trial court he directed 10 graht
Thomas ! Mooney a new trial ON IT,
ground that his conviction W.
brought about through malfrasance
practiced by the district attorney
The Dermott news., 1918-08-29
Americans Victorious.

With the American Army in Lour-
aine The Americans captured the
Will. of Frapelle and eradicated 4
considerable German salient in the
allied lines.
The Dermott news., 1918-08-29
More Ship Contracts

Washington. Contracts tDr B
wooden cargo vessels each of 1900
lead weight tons, seven wooden
5arges and three wooden harbor tugs
were let the week ending August II
The Dermott news., 1918-08-29

One day when the senate was dis
cussing mail facilities and the neees-
sitv ~ soldiers receiving mail more
regularly than they have been since
they went abroad. senator Nelson Of
Minnesota took occasion to utter II
number NJ pointed remarks The tenor
OF his speech WIS 10 the effect that
we ought not II try TO Codde the sol
dicrs too much While II IL good
thing for the soldiers To get mail. II
IS not 10 be expected that they would
have letter from mother with their
morning coffee each day. 81 remem.
be- when ! was in the army" said the
Minnesota senator. that we didn't
have very much for the chaplains To
do when We were I'm the field and so
we turred the ehanlainS into postmas-
terS aud they distributed the mall
and became Very useful, II Is good
thing FOR the soldiers tn get mail. hut
the other business Of carrying on the
war must net be hampered In order
20 carry packages containing sweet
meats and l,uiek.knacka to the soldiers
In France"
The Dermott news., 1918-08-29
Relieve Snics Are Busy.

Augusta. Maine The opinion thas
enemy spies are operating in ta8
state in connection with German sub
marine activities was expressed oN
the Maine committee on public
safety.
The Dermott news., 1918-08-29
fop,ep Motor Drivers

Washington Women motor driY-
.srs for overseas service to the NUN
her Of 300 will be sent to France
during the next six months by the
American Red Cross
The Dermott news., 1918-08-29

London-The American navy's air
campaign against German submarine
bases in Flanders began August Is
with the bombing of Ostend
The Dermott news., 1918-08-29
Gets His Goth plane

Paris. Lieut. Rene Fonck. the
French aviator, shot down three Ger
man alrplanes recently, it is officially
announced This brings his total
number OF air victories up TO 60.
The Dermott news., 1918-08-29
To Return All Profits.

Detroit, Henry Ford announced
that he will return to the government
all the profits he personally makes ON
war contract work.
The Dermott news., 1918-08-29

What is n luxury? The ways and
means committee az the house IS hav-
ing n time of 1t deciding what articles
shnll be included IN the new revenue
hill and taxed rs Injuries. Some hard
problems have To he figured out and
queer distinctions drawn. For example,
silk socks have been classified as n
luxury, but cotton or wool or Isle
socks seem To be considered neCessi-
ties. So with pipes; meerschaum and
amber, the aristecrats OF pIpedom. are
placed in the luxury class, While the
hriar. clay and corncoh are branded IA
necessities by the great taxing commit.
tee OF congress.
The Dermott news., 1918-08-29

VIII congress be considered an es-
scntial industry? That question viii
BE- very Interesting to Il senator's and
10 representatives who are not yet
forty-five years Of age When the first
draft hill was under consideration "A
number OF members OF congress, led by
Speaker Champ Clark, tried TO have
the age limit extended to sixty years.
and all the way down To the figure tin-
ally agreed upon. At that time quite
n number of men voClferously an
nounCed that they were willing to take
their chances in the draft II will be
interesting 10 notice whether the
boards viii decide TINT senator's and
representatives are engaged In an es-
sential industry. But then Il IS more
than likely that most of them will es-
cape by being put In what IS known as
The deferred classification list.
The Dermott news., 1918-08-29

The Red Cross has been rcaplnc n
golden harvest from sources that prob
ably do not contribute As cheerful " as
does the ordinary citizen. When food
administration officials were figuring
on what punishment should he lnfllct.
ed on dealers In foodstufrs who trans
crossed the administrations rules.
someone hit lpon the idea of firms the
guilty ones and turning the money
over 10 the Red Cross, or some other
branch OF war work This scheme is
workln' spleedidly. One firm not long
ago was invited tn turn over $4,000
and $1,000 assessments are quite com.
mon.
The Dermott news., 1918-08-29

While there is reluctance on the
part OF quite number of MEM
bers OF both senate and house TO
accept the new suggestions OF the
WAR department extending the draft
,res, there is no doubt that the legis.
ltion VIII be passed In fact. the age
limit would have been reduced ta nine
teen or twenty when the army bill
passed the senate II II had not met
with opposition from the war depart
ment. Provost Marshal General Crow
der then as now favored the reduction
10 eighteen years, but did not receive
the support 81 his Supporters Discus
sion In the senate showed that great
many men favored lowering the age
limit. while others preferred that old
er men be taken and that the young
men remain exempt.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-26
Mail Orders

a IL Mail Orders re-
4 Active the prompt
and personal attention of
Betty-The Shopper"
Write her care THE
WHITE HOUSE.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-26
Block Signals
WiHKeeb Cars
MOUing Better
Traction Company Block
ing Fl. Bliss Line; Will
Extend System.

A new system Of switch signals is
being installed by the Fl Paso Elee-
tric Railway company. according to
announcement by Supt w. E. Woods
The first signal is being placed at the
switch at the Fort Bliss and Govern
ment Hill junction, and is expected TO
be in operation by Monday. The en-
tire Fort Bliss line win be equipped
with the signals first, at an estimated
cost Of about $500. and it is the plan
Of the street car company to equip the
entire city system with the signals as
soon as practicable.
The new signal is known as the
Nachod automatic car counting block
signal The signal lights are set by
the passing OF the trolley pulley over
a contact, thus obviating the neces-
sity Of stopping the car for the con-
ductor to alight and set the lights by
hand When car passes the contact
il sets a white light at one end of the
single track. notifying all cars COM
ing behind 81 that the car aheadis pro-
cecding in the same direction, and IL
is safe to enter the single track. A
red light is set at the opposite end Of
tn single track, warning all cars com
ing from the other direction that a
car is on the single track, and the
way is not clear.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-26
GLOBE-MIAMI MINERS ASK
S. UNDERGROUND MINIMUM

Globe, Ariz., April 26.-Globe and
Miami union miners have had a mass
meeting, at which a resolution was
passed asking the war industries
board to establish a minimum wage
Of Sc per day for underground work
ers in Arizona, with a proportionate
Increase for surface employees OF
mines Another resolution expressed
strong opposition Of organized labor
TO the importation alien labr into
Arizona at this time.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-26

Eagles 10 DeuAeale ElnEs
Sunday. Nay .. has been designated
BIZ the grand aerie Of the Fraternal
order OF Eagles as service flag dedi-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-26
THE COURTS.
65th DISTRICT COURT.

= C. Peyton VS.. C. H & S. A. Ry. Co.
$50 damages. filed.
". T. Henderson VS.. C. Il & s A. Ry.
Co. damages. filed.
D. F. White Commission Co. vs.. South
ern Pacific. damages. filed.
Emma Slater VS. John Slater partition.
Urbano villareal vs.. z. sambrano. dam
ages. filed
j. A Escajeda vs.. J. C. 8IcNary. adm.
trespass to try title. filed.
Title Elstein vs.. Louis EIstein. divorce.
filed.
George Wright vs. J. o. BuIeh. dam
ages. flied.
Edward Auer vs.. Lone star Motor Co..
suit on contract. filed.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-26
ODD FELLOWS
To CELEBRATE
Tonight the 99th Anniver-
sary VIII Be Observed;
Rebekahs to Assist.

Local odd Fellows will tonight
celebrate the 99th anniversary Of the
founding Of the order at Baltimore,
I'D. with elaborate rItualistic cere-
monies in the main hail in Odd Eel
lows temple. on Cleveland Square.
The meeting viii be for Odd Fellows
and their friends. W. Il Allzire. nobel
Grand. win preside, assisted by r. G.
Furst. vice grand. and Arthur Bor-
clerdiug. chaplain.
Western Rebekah lodge 191. Mrs.
s. 81 Hyten. presiding. will take part
lu the celebration. This lodge met
Thursday night for degree work.
Program To Be Offered
Following is the program to be
History and aims Of odd Fellowship,
address. Rev. A. A. Davis
Reading. Walter a. Williams
address Airs. JOsephene Forbes.
Piano solo. Miss Ruth Hyten.
Address The Third Liberty Loan,
Claude Lawrence
Dedication Of 7. o. O. F. service flag.
Takes $1,000 Liberty Bond.
II Paso Lodge 284 has instructed its
officers 10 subscribe for $1,000 bond
o. the third Liberty loan.
Irs- Elizabeth j. Roth, president
Of Rebekah Grand assembly Of Texas,
has commissioned Mrs. Josephine
Forbes. Of Western Rebekah lodge No.
1s1. special deputy for western Texas
Hold ailumEaroo Court
Monday nighrt. after comforting the
FIRST degree. odd Fellows Of lodge
Z8f held a kangaroo court" and tried
H. A. BOrcherding, refreshment stew
ard Tor DooLeEElng- Monday
night the second degree viii be given.
All other activities in the odd Fellows
was called off this week 10 arrange
FOR the celebration
Rose CroiE to install.
On Nay 20 the newly elected Off
GERS Of Oasis chapter, Knights Rose
CroiE. OF the Scottish Rite Of Free
masurr. VIII be installed. They are
Hope IL Smith. wise master; George
llaElin. senior warden; "a p McChes-
uev. Junior warden; r II. Reed. ora
tor. John Carpenter, almOner; Edgar
W karser. treasurer. almoner5 Edgar
Tough. secretary. The presiding Off
GER VIII name the appOintiTe officers
By the night Of installation.
Photograph for lIasOns.
Members of Lafayette" class Of
JIG Nasons who finished the Scottish
raised a fund for the purchase Of a
cabinet photograph for the clubrooms
81 the order az 3l41z Texas street
This was the largest Scottish Rite
class ever put through here. Capt. c.
u Rogers was president; Rev. Fuller
swift orator and G. ". Bains. IT., Of
Alpine. secretary
EAGLES TO Dedicate Flag.
Sunday Nay 8 has been designated
BIZ the grand aerie Of the Fraternal
order OF Eagles as service flag dedi-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-26
MINSTREL VISITORS.

We all the Camp Cody visitors make store their head
quarters while IN FL Paso Any service we can render will be
gladly done We going the Camp Cody Mnses and
nope everybody else IN Ell Paso viii do likewise.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-26
~ DIsTRICT CoURr.

city National Bank Of Fl Paso vs. Mrs
r s Cornell. suit on note. filed.
Josephine Macteague vs.. FL Paso Elec-
tric Ry- Co. damages. filed
Frank J. Brenneman VS. Southern Pa
cific, damages. filed.
Frank J. Hughes vs.. Southern Pacific,
damages. filed.
Co. damages. filed.
Morris q Co. vs. Fl Paso Electric Ry.
Co, damages. filed
s Baquez Pacellas vs.. Dudley & orr,
damages. n ed
Mrs l. D. Tenney rs ]. 7. Reeves,
damages 70 cattle. filed.
Maria B. de Seabedra vs.. Manuel Sea-
bedra, divorce. filed.
ALL saylslay vs.. Mary Jacobs ct ux.
damages. filed.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-26

Waddiu Catchings. IN an address
before the Wholesale Lumber Dealers
association recently. said that unless
business men are taken into the coun-
ellis Of the nation without further de-
lay the war is going to be LOST
From Leslie's
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-26

Tomorrow, being the last Saturday
OF the month, carriers viii present
boys.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-26

cation day. and FL Paso aerie Is viii
hold services in their new hail TO
which the public viii be invited.
William s. Schaffer and Peter o.
Fielder have gone into the armed serv-
ice during the past week. making
los members Of the local aerie in the
war.
A special dispensatiOn has been
granted for the local Eagles to mi
tate new members at a reduced rate
for 60 days.
New Life Insurance Feature.
A new feature is the life insurance
department Of the Eagles. Dr.
Thompson ". Grace has been ap-
pointed medical examiner by DR.. Carl
7. Winter. chief medical examiner at
Indianapolis, Ind, headquarters Of
the order.
William s. Crawford has been
elected delegate to the state aerie
meeting at Port Arthur, Texas. May
p 10 %.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-26
s4th DISTRICT COURT.

70 u IU0E1 TTE7TIIUI-
Parable Denton vs.. ". N. Denton. d.
vorce. filed
Bertha Ray Duty Va Garland Owen
Duty, divorce, filed.
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