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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-11
FEDERAL RESERVE BRANCH BANK
is A BIG ALL AROUND BENEFIT

TX FORD that branch Of the federal bank o.
M Dallas is be established in FL Paso within the
next month is the most encouraging news received
here IN many day. Establishment of the bank here viii
make FL the financial center of most of E Paso
trade territory with excellent prospects for bringing the
remainder OF the territory into the banking district later
Part Of western Arizona will remain in the coast district
for the present IF appears later that that section could
be served better by connection with the FL Paso bank the
change doubtless VIII be made. it be served better
BY remaining IN banking connection with the coast be
it. is for the good of the territory that FL PasO is
SOLICITORS
The benefit the trade territory viii derive from the es-
Enlistment Of the federal branch bank here is what
Germs e Paso most This partly atrustic partly selfish
This city wants west Texas, Arizona and New Mexico
prosper their own account And whatever helps them
Establishing the branch here viii help the trade terri
tory by helping the banks which support it and very largely
finance it. The banks viii be helped by shortening the
time required for communications with the federal bank
saving "a in the nails for instance,
prompt collections checks and handling of rediscounts
and it also Just "a hours difference in interest
Papers mailed by Douglas bank took 80 hours TO reach
The Dallas federal bank for instance, and replies from
Dallas so hours to reach Douglas When the branch bank
established here six hours each way viii be required
for communications It would have been convenience to
the southern Arizona bankers had they correspondent with
the San Francisco bank but being in the 11th Dallas
district they could not The new arrangement viii prove
satisfactory for the Arizona bankers as well as for those
Of New Mexico and West Texas
The branch bank wiz be great convenience locally in
the matter Of time saving and beneficial In
placing in the midst of the e Paso banks great
reservoir Of cash from which they draw, within
able limits to meet the needs Of their field
Furthermore bankers believe the creation of banking
center In FL Paso VIII increase the deposits of the local
banks s10o0oO0O within the next two years. basing the
estimate the increase Of s27ooooo in the deposits IN
the Dallas banks since the establishment of the federal re-
serve bank IN that city.
In Of financial stress anywhere in the district,
quick relief be furnished Any bank in the district can
reached IN "a hours and nearly all in less bank might
saved from crash because Of that fact and that
% the functions Of federal bank to lend sab
ty member banks within the limits of sound banking
those who opposed the creation of the bank
system admit # has been wonderful strenghener of
the member banks and the facilities it affords have drawn
state banks into the system increasingly greater numbers
headline says eggs drop but rebound Strange eggs
thew must be. J.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-11
Briggs
is a great deal Of food

"HERE is a great deal OF food
for reflection in the impudent
and nonchalant little quotation,
Have a purpose in life; Fate IS no
fool" No one can be even reasonably
sure OF hitting unless he aims; no one
can aim unless he trains himself to
aim. Learning to aim. learning
at what to aim. is having a purpose
in life" And having a purpose in
life is simply ambition
What an idiot you would consider
a captain who started to cross the
seas without chart. plan or voyage
or definite route and port in view.
Can il be any less disastrous 10 make
the ereat journey Of life in slipshod.
hepnazard way?
Make up your mind what you want
t. achieve in life. Have a definite
port in view-and sail for it That
is ambition It is the actual founda-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-11

soldiers who visit the disorderly
houses Of FL Paso, with a view OF
Furnishing them" said John Wynn.
Every effort is to be made by the
military officials TO punish the Of
tenders. There Is a provision of the
military regulations that men who
who make a practice Of visiting these
places can be punished under and
steps are to be taken at once to ap-
prehend all offenders against the
regulations"
Roswell IS one Of the prettiest little
towns, / have ever been in said J. N
Sanburn- When I was there last
week the apple orchards, which
stretch on every hand, both in and
about the town, were in full bloom.
and their fragrance and beauty was
welcome indeed. The streets OF the
town are laid off in regular squares.
and there are offsets IN the streets.
You can stand in the middle OF any
street in town and look clear out into
the country. I think II 1 ever make
enough money to retire on, I'll select
Roswell to live in"
"El Paso is the most cosmopolitan
city in the world. said Charles Long.
TT is the only city that ] have ever
seen or heard OF that has a real cos
mopolitan cafe crew. It is composed
OF a Japanese cook, a Filipino waiter,
a Mexican dishwasher, a Chinese pro-
prietor and an American negro who
serves liquor"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-11
U. S. BANKS HOLD FEW
SECURITIES OF ENEMY

Washington, D. c, March Ina
tional banks Of the United States will
hold comparatively few bonds Of the
enemy governments. Controller Will
hams today made public figures
showing that on December 81 banks
had $3.50. sos, 600 bonds of foreign gov
ernments, of the total only Sos, 900
being securities Of Germany or Aus
tria-Hungary.
Other foreign securities held by the
the total of foreign securities $780,
$4,000, as compared with 1921, 216 900
on November IT, 1916, and $15s. 100000
NAY /
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-11
GERMANYS COMMERCIAL
MTRIGUES ARE LAD BARE

washington, D. c., March 11.-Ger-
many's commercial intrigues were
criticised in the senate during debate
on administration amendments 10 the
deficiency appropriation bill. empow-
erng the president 20 sell enemT
property and acquire the Eoboken
piers Of the North German Lloyd and
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. steamship lines
Approval Of the amendments was
looked for, but opposition was in evil
dence TO the proposal to take over the
Hoboken piers on the ground that
they already are being used By the
government
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-11
81 DUNK BOLTS.

D0KE EAZLEY and six Of his in
tereSting children were among
= those in town Saturday. Their
home is now in crying distance Of the
Dog Hill church.
= =
Clab Hancock walked In today from
j sojourn in the Calf Ribs neighbor-
hood. He had a chance to nde back
with 7, m Sims but was IN hurry.
Sidney Hooks is now agent for corn
salve, which he is introducing to his
friends and acquaintance who were
ashamed to tell the shoe dealer the
truth.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-11
SPANISH PREMIER YIELDS;
WILL REMAIN IN OFFICE

Madrid, Spain, March 11.-Premier
Marquis De Alhucemas, who. on Sat
urday presented the resignation Of the
cabinet and declined to form q new
ministry. last night yielded TO the
arguments Of king Alfonso and agreed
to continue in office. No changes
viii be made in the cabinet
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-11

ton and superssructure Of all success
You can cultivate it-and, once you
have. you will find that IL gives
meaning and charm to al that you
do.
Ambition is the sAs in the ACE
of success The &C" IS triplicate IN
form-and its clover leaves are Cogr-
age, Confidence and Cheerfulness.
Courage L. Vital Asset.
Courage is a tremendously vital
business asset-it practically includes
confidence and cheerfulnesS. Courage
faith in the rest OF the world An
bition rests on your confidence in
your power to carry. rests on the
courage that is \ brave willingness
to put up a good fight and the cheerv
belief that a good fight inteIligently
fought must in the end bring victory.
And back OF these qualities there
must be the impelling 1orce-the mo-
tive power OF enthusiasm Emerson
says Nothing great was ever
you suppose for one minute that.
lacking enthusiasm and courage and
ambition, Columbus would ever have
sailed On his momentous Vcyage3 In
thusiasm is interest plus an inspired
belief in yourself and your job It
can be cultivated
Forces Enthusiasm.
that whenever he started a new case
he would recite this little Grafton to
himself: BY Jove. It is great that
I'm the fellow chosen. This is going
to be a mighty interesting case.
A big case. Here's where I make ny
a big fee-and al
the while the thing would be worth
going into without a cent OF pay
BY love, I like this case. I'll have
q great time working on 1t"
He Just fairly hypaotizes himself
into an attitude OF enthusiasm. Then
with courage and confidence in him
self and a CHEEKY willingness to work
this ambitious man fairly sweep
himself into doing his job so well
that even II IL is only looking up a
deed to q land title he does a good
Job and has a LOT OF fun doing II
without Enthusiasm, Courage and
Ambition-the ACE OF business
work cannot fail to be about as dry
as a squeezed orange. And who would
choose one OF those when
the market abounds in unused. juicy,
luscious. golden fruit?
Jolly yourself into q frame OF
mind where you actually elsctrify
your next task with and BY enthu-
siasm.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-11
Uncle Waits Denotured Poem.
The Weston Wind

THE wind screechng
indignantly "Tut tutI" feet when bv
It's unhy rolled buohoue
barrel OF houhe Kansas wind Of ynS
and agnbod torn marts Of trade
language less deyed h louder yet roa and bears
there an az or spade stand xung the blast dizzy
sswIng dead flying
ripping winds that Int the town and shake it thrice then
always hao being habngs
blow
begin 20 leak and rain brings forth the an must ye the
with
bob joy in the hearts - S
WALT MASON
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-11
Relief For Texas Farmers.

A REALLY constructive piece of legislation has been
enacted by the Texas legislature in the passage Of
the drouth relief BILL carrying 100000 apprOpra-
ton for the relief of certain drouh stricken counties in
west Texas the fund to be dsbursed by the governor
There question about the need for relief There
counties where crops worth mentioning have been
raised for years because has been Forthcoming
to bring them to maturity Farmers have prepared their
land conscenously and have spent money and labor in
seeding and have tended the sproung crops with utmost
care only them wther and die And then they have
gone through the whole process again with another
Immediately aerward hoping, the heels of failure
get something out Of the land before the end of the
That too has failed and the succession of paintings
and failures has continued for two years.
The farmers left in desperate straits their savings
exhausted their properties heavily mOrtgaged in cases.
and their spirits bowed down by continual disappointment
Of course this condition has not applied to all west
Texas. There counties which have through in
much better condition and In really good crops have
been raised But where drouth conditions prevailed
they have been very acute and the need for relief has not
been exaggerated The farmers be kept going until
fortune again smiles them With prices they
are good crop will almost put them out of trouble and
two viii reestabish them firmly their feet That
worth while And in the meantime the state of Texas is
going take of them 100000 enough that
purpose.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-11

Just of Tepsal for the devastation of France
and Belgium, the Germans would be very much impressed
If the allies swath 100 miles wide straight
through from the Rhine to Berlin without leaving stick
standing or one stone upon another.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-11

Up to the present time of the returned cattlemen
from the Roswell convention have drawn any bricbats
by suggesting that the future of the Panhandle and South
western Association looks very Brite
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-11

Among other things, we want to turn that shining
German sword" into plowshare
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-11

With rain falling in bucketsfu the American soldiers
at Tout doubtless wish secretary Baker would declare
of his Justly famous Sdry zones" about that area
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-11

The kind of cleanup campaign that really counts is that
which has been taking place in the smelter settlement
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-11

Back number of shining paIlor experts form
ing bootblacks company Might as well extend it and
make it a Polish regiment.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-11

L6TL PAso is almost the ideal in
r. the way OF safety from big
- fires" said George ". Cook.
IN fact, 1t is the best city in Texas
from that standpoint. While we have
a few scattered firetraps remaining
in the city, these are doomed for dis
appearance in time. and our city will
become as nearly 100 percent fireproof
as it is possible for any city to be-"
=
"Laboring men OF FL Paso are think
ing for themselves" said Joe Sulli-
van. I was present at a recent gath
ering Of union men in FL Paso and
census Of political opinions was taken.
Il seemed that nearly every man pres
ent would split his vote. While there
were a number OF present county Of
flee holders who would receive votes.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-11

iishea rsadsra free OF
any and all subjects
resources OF the va
1gress and the many
Three cents IN post
Information wanted
J. Haskin. director.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-11

REALLY constructive piece of legislation has been
~ enacted by the Texas legislature in the passage of
the drouth relief bill carving 100000 appropria
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-11
I WANT no KNOW.'

Lreau at Warrington frrn
answers 70 questions On
"a from the unparalleled
the great Library II Cor
! service AZ Washington.
iquiry. state clearly the
,mation Bureau. Frederic
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-11

The 81 Saso Herald Information Burei
charge. With accurate and authoritative n
concerning which Information car be had
rious federal government Departmental ths
experts and scientists in the government ;
age for reply must accompany each inqu
and address The e Paso Herald informs
Washington. d. c
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-17
FOURTH LOAN WILL
NOT BE EXTENDED
BEYOND SATURDAY
Fifth and Perhaps Even Sixth
Loan Will Be Necessary Regard
less of Peace Outcome, Says Sec
retary MoAdoo

Washington. tct. IT, 'furre viii Dee
no extension 90 the Liberty Loan suit
s,ription period past Saturday night
Secretary McAduu stated emphaticallS
today.
Furthermore. said the secretary, IL
will hc necessary tu have fifth aud
perhaps q sixth ioau rerirdlcs- uf the
outcome af the German present pr1'"
negotiations.
Consequently II hohoovcs the nation
now "a subscribe It's utmost both to
reduce the auounts OF these prospcc-
tive future loans and to strengthen
the nations moral position at this
critical time. the secretary said.
Secretary McAdoo expressed full be-
lief that IN" six billion total would be-
achieved. adding:
- don't know exactly whore all
that money BE- coming FROM hut |
luoW n is coming
AIR McAdoo denied that the gov
crnmcnt contemplated selling Liberty
Bonds continuously and abandoning
the intensive campaign method, but
that if any efficient means could be
found of marketing comparatively
small amounts of bonds between
drives, IL VIII be adopted.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-17

London, Oct. t Admiral keyes of the British
navy landed at Ostend this afternoon says an of
fetal announcement from the admiralty.
The admiral preceded by members of the
royal air force who landed at Ostend this morning
French cavalry patrols, says the Evening News
reached Ostend today and returned with the report
that no Germans were to be seen there.
British Headquarters in Flanders, Oct II (Reu-
ters) British drums beating through the
streets OF Lille this morning while British patrols
advanced east of the city in contact with the retreat
ing Germans. The evacuation of Lille and the Brit
sh entry into the city OF the most dramatic
events of the war.
AT four o clock this morning, the German com
mandant at lille ordered all the inhabitants of Lille
to assemble as promptly possible. AS they hur-
ried through the gloom of the streets they observed
the garrison marching out They were told to 90
out to the British lines and meet their friends Then
came the rythmic tramp of infantry which gradual
ly died away The Germans had departed from
Lille.
AT dawn a British airman flying over the city be-
held most amazing sight The streets were throng-
eel with civilians who were frantically waving
handkerchiefs and shaws. Not a soldier could be
seen The aviator quickly turned and carried the
news back to the British lines.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-17
DAILY DRIVE MADE
BY SAN IA FE MEN
ORL|BERTYL LOAN
Director General McAdoo Asks
That All Employees of Railroads
Do Their Utmost in Purchasing
Bonds.

Determined 10 do more than over
before hS subscribing To their very
utmost, Santa f., employees here con
tinuv TO purchase bonds of the Fourth
Liberty Loan and hope 10 establish %
new record fuI the Eiu Gtandc ia
vision.
Committees reported at noon today
the following figures. Eight hun
drcd ana thirtN-ii,o ;ucmbcrs of the
shop department subscribed Slu5,
100; lN6 members of the voundhousa
subscribed S32,75O: 50 members Of
the storchousc subscribed $3.50; a
members of the tie plant subscribed
i3,b0O. and i75 members pf the sta
ton department subscribed 5000.
An intensive drive viii bo made on
the transportation department tomor-
row. Committees hope the engineers
conductors hrakcmon and fircmcn
viii double their subscriptions.
y T. Summers. superintendent OF
this division. has issued the following
message TO employees.
The director general says, I wish
you would say 10 the railroad men
on Your region. Officers and employees
alike, how earnestly | hope that thes.
VIII subscribe To the limit OF their
/ ability To the Fourth Liberty Loan.
Lending their money 20 Uncle Sam iH
the finest use they can make OF II.
not only because II is a safe invest
mcnt for themselves. hut IL will help
! their country win the war. The faCt
/ that the kaiser is already making Of
tors of peace should make us more
eager To put over this loan and keep
our fighting pressure at the maximum
until we actually get peace. Now is
7 the time for every man In the fight
/ ing army m France and the indus
/ trial and financial army al home 10
[ go the limit To make the great vic
/ tories our soldiers have already won
/ absolutely comple,c and final I hope
I that wneu the returns come In ncNt
/ Saturday II Will hc shown that the
railroad men in yous region were 100
, per cent I hope that no railroad
/ mnn VIII lnll 10 do his lnlI nnri -,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-17
AID FOR RUSSIA IS
STRONGLY URGED IN
REPORT BY CHAMBER
American Russian Commerce Body
Recommends TO American Or
ganizations That Constructive
Policy Be Adopted Toward Slav

New York. GOT !, Immediate
adoption Of constructive policy ~
civic and economic assistance for the
Russian people IL recommended 10y the
American RUSSIAN 'haWnrf uf Com
mcrCc In % repor, unlimited to civic,
trade and commercial urr0niznuons
throughout the country The cham
Der urges that r.yIc-ecurumic assist
oncc ho despntchsd to siberia this IAN
tc FOLLOW IN the wake of the allied
military eXpcditiCu and form railNng
points Tor the Russian. freed from
Gcrman-l3olshevit domination in their
otturt- 90 restore Iugu a conditions OF
No" lniess order J.. restored, it Is
said, it VIII be diIcult for the masses
OF Hus-iuns tu understand tho necos-
sIty or value of ppor'lnr o. now gov
eminent
Tho report WIS prepared 10y the exc
cuuVo committee "' tn, chumhcr
which is mad. up of representative
Americans WHO have had long eNpo-
uuuco joe Kus. Tho prH-ram. which
has hegn approved hS the committce
on foreign relations ut the United
states Chawn.r of Commerce, calls
tor the establishment of liberal gov
o;umeut bon Siberia and reorganization
~ agricultWH mining and Wanufnc-
turing industrle- there as au ndispeu-
sable prFluur To- Huch accom- blNh'nenis is
IN European EuSsia with the ultimate
object ot enabling Russia tu free her
self from German domination.
The r,rommsuIation for civic. eco
uumir assistance contemplate the
le' lcrship of u man Of national rcpute
aud known -iuteresteduess and the
inclusion of sections 20 assist in rcor-
pdnIznton ui the railroad, financial
and inGus'riu stems 20 assure maxi
mum crops boo siberia urNt year, to
ascertain and meet the most urgent
needs commercially of tho people to
advise the Eu-Iun worker ,u recon
structing their Industrial ne tp ac-
quaint RussiHu- with the purposes uf
the allies hy means uf publicity ser
vice. aud through the RED Cru-H,
Young Mems DHristian association and
other organizations. to combat disease
and improve social conditions.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-17
HUNGARY DECLARED
AN INDEPENDENT STATE
DUAL MONARCHY FACES
POLITICAL CRISIS, is
REPORT TO WASHINGTON

London, Oct l7A meeting of the Hungarian parliament
proclamation read declaring Hungary be Independent state
dispatch from Berlin forwarded from Copenhagen 10 the Cen
al News here.
Washington. Oct 11ndicaonS of the serious of affairs
Hungary continued reach the department today
dispatches uc which said the dual monarchy facing de-
cSyc political crisis II reported that the will
of the Austrian and Hungarian delegations take
manifesto To the people granting liberal system Of govern
On October 10 the Polish members of the rccSra of whom
there about effected
which declared that the Poles will rccsrath
This the aycc be taken to indicate the OF
the people of Poland not only establish their Independent
government but 10 align themselves supported 10y the Austrian Poles
against Austria hungary well as Germany.
The Frankfort /etuug that the General strike which be
days Bohemia spreading throughout that province
large portion of Austria military supplies from this district
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-17
GERMANY BENDING.
MORE PRESSURE IS
NEEDED TO Finish
Secretary Lansing Urges Ameri-
can People to Apply That Extra
Pressure by Lending Their Last
dollar.

Washington. oct o.. Germany is
bonding More pressure nnd she will
break" says Secretary Lansing in a
statement today warning tho nation
that the war is not over aud that the
Fourth Liberty Loan must he a sue
cess az time when every dollar Hs
vyil as every man aud every sun
counts more than ever before.
Mr. lansing statement fullowu.
'Our men Iu GRANGE are driving
forward. oar government is redoub-
ling its effort tu send men and nuni-
rous overseas Thc battles are going
well but they must 80 better The
war BE- not over This is no time 10
slackcn effort or 20 tall 60 do our part
here al home. To Heep up ana to in
crease the pressure ON the retreatlng
Germans Is the only certain way "a
win. Tu DO this the government musi
have ell the money 10 meets We are
asked to loan H. ana We are asked 20
loan 20 nov.
"Thc Fourth Liberty loan viii put
new ARMIES in France b. viii supply
ouf mon with munitions, 20 VIII de-
stroy every hope Of the imperial Ger
Irau government ITS troops ana IL fol-
lowers If VIII make victory sure.
"Goru1uy is bending. More press
ur, Jud she viii break. Every fuHu
counts. oyery gun counts, ana every
COLLAR counts mur. To-Day than eyer
before. The government must hnva
tho money d needs. loan II 10 your
couutr DO your part 10 win tho
war