El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-12-25
Little interUiews

extent than before and an all
around Red Triangle program VIII be
maintained. Many men who already
had reached New York on their way
overseas have had to be returned 10
their homes because the particular
form OF work for which they were
chosen viii not now be needed They
viii add 20 the number OF men in
every community disappointed be-
cause they did not get overseas, but
entitled 70 equal honor with those
whose unselfish and patriotic desire
has not been thwarted- Al Will re-
ceiye certificates OF honorable dis
charge IN recognition OF their patri-
otisu1-'
Trade organizations. trade papers
and commercial firms are invited TO
submit requests for special statistical
Information regarding imports and eX-
ports 10 the bureau Of foreign and do
nestle commerce. at Washington %
saiI consul :. z DOW OF Juarez- The
bureau Is organizing q special sta
tistical service section for the purpose
Of furnishing regular monthly tabula-
tons OF imports and exports in more
detail than is contained in the
monthly summary. For example, tho
new service section proposes 10 make
compilations. showing the various
r
shipped Il is the aim Of the bureau
20 expand this special service IS far
as the facilities At its disposal will
permit in order TO supply the de-
mands Of American manufacturers
who are preparing 20 extend the sales
Of their products in the foreign
markets OF the world
4 want TO see the road between Il
a
said y. ". kirkpatrick, manager OF
the Tristate Motor company There
never has been a road between these
two cities that was good AZ all times
Of the year This road that We are es-
tablishing now can be Travelled over
all the yesr round While il viii not
be a paved, OF macadamized road, Il
viii be hard And solid, and one that
you can get over without any trouble.
Otero county has proposed TO keep Il
in good shape Subscriptions TO the
amount that FL Paso has undertaken
TO furnish are coming in. but ] want to
see business men Of Fl Paso take more
interest in the proposition They viii
derive profit from It and It Will be a
good thing FOR the city"
The usual amount Of plNerty was
encountered this year by Associated
Charities Christmas workers" said J.
b. Gwin. Besides. ,.e found cousid-
cradle sickness remaining among the
poorer classes. We distributed about
125 baskets OF food and toys 20 that
many families and thereby brought
some relief for Christmas day"
From December 6th 20 the e4th we
have been carrying on experiments 10
arrive al the best methods Of poison
ing coyotes and We think We have a
nitterless strychnine that they won't
spit up said J. :. Lyon. predatory
animal inspector OF the United States
biological survey for New Mexico. at
the Sheldon Tuesday. These expert
ments were conducted at Engle. y. ".
on the Diamond a ranch. They were
very successful and now the killing
OF the estimated 5000 coyotes In that
state viii be taken NJ in units on the
principal sheep ranges OF the state
and will be carried on all winter.
This work is done by the United
States biological survey with financial
assistance from the New Mexico state
council Of defence. This has been the
first systematic effort 20 develop a