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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-08-16

udScuO plCSlucIlCd.
=. nez ma legitimace strany So
elaine demokraticke, je tedy ia
sno, re il rozbili jeho vlastni
stoupenci.
Zizkovska schuze ma Bezov
ce byla zvlast' bourliva. Marine
poslanec Nemec a predsednic-
two zadalo o kid. Kdyz posla-
nee Smeral vyvstal a chtel mlu
viii, nastala nevypsatelna bou-
re & nekolik set holi zvedlo Sc
mad hlavami 5000 pritomnych
delnikG. Smeralovi vrhany We
tvar vykriky: Zradce, Rakusa-
ku pod. Kdyz boure neustava
la nekdo z predsednictva zvo-
ial: Jestlize Wy narodni social
ste budete nam rozbijet schG-
re, rozbijeme Vam Vase" Ma
t. vsak vystoupil delnik uka-
zav legitimaci strany, prohla
sill, re je stoupercem smeru Ha-
bermanova a Modrackova a ta-
Ike ostatni pritomni prohlasili,
re jsou vesmes cleny strany so
elaine demokraticke.
Pravo Lidu po techto nezda
fenych vypravach posi-. Smera-
la do vlastniho okresu utocilo
ma poslance Modracka, re on
tyto ltoky irscenoval.
Ma to v "Ceskem Socialism,"
roslanec Modracek odpovedel,
re ma schGzich tech nebylo "a
braneno mluvit zastupci social
nj demokracie ceskoslovenske,
ale primo a jenom poslanci Sine
ralovi a to jedine proto, ze po
slanec Smeral hajil a zastaval
to, co Sc nekryie programem
a smyslenim strany. Smeral de
lal "a valky politiku oportuni,
rakusackou, loyalni, patriotic
kou. militaristickou a ze Sc wy
slovil proti samostatnosti ma
iych narodd. S nejakym bojem
mezi mest'aky a delnictvem
schGze Smeralovy nemely mic
delat. Byla to srazka pro rGz
na stanoviska, ktera jsou pred
metem boje v nasi strar.e.
Dale a tom meEa vinu policie.
jez zakazala den pred tim schd
re DIR. Kramarovi, stejne pred
tim POSI-. Klofacovi, kdezto ma
ter1ze miste dovolila mluvit po
slanci Smeralovi.
Rozhodne protestuje, ably Sc
stanoviskem Smeralovym byla
ztotoznovana strana socialne de
mokraticka. TAX delnictvo ce-
ske byvaleho sveho vIdce verej
ne cdsoudilo nepi pochyby, ze
poslarec Smeral sotva uz Sc
vrati k byvale sve moci We stra
ne.
Dnes ceske delnictvo je ves-
mGc revolucne a protirakousky
naladeno, coz bylo videt z jeho
obrovske ucasti ma vsech mani
festacfch pro samostatny cesko
slovensky stat posledni DOLBY.
My publikuieme projev po-
stance Modracka a rozepisuje-
me Sc o poslednich techto uda
lostech pouze z toho dGvodu. re
chceme ukazat, jak lid cesky
dnes uprfmp6 cti a jak stiha
kazdou slabost "a teto valky.
Mono 81 nvni dobre predstavit
jak lid cesky bude soudit. az
pfijde den konecneho rozhodnu
ii.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-08-16
POSI-. SMERAL vi.
MEN z RAKU-
SACTVf.
VLASTNf STOUPENCI ROZ
BILL MU DIVE SCHUZE.
Poboufeni delnictva proti ne
mu vzrista.
Ceskoslovenska Tis. Kancelar

CeSkOSlOVenSka lis. kancelar.
Washington, D. C. - Vsecky
ceske listy obirojf Sc nyni dd-
kladne osobou poslance Smera
la. Jak znamo po dobu prvni
persekuce v zemich ceskych,
byl poslanec Smeral hlavnim
redaktorem oficielniho organu
socialne-demokraticke strany,
'Prava Lidu.' V one dobe chova
10 Sc Pravo Lidu veEmi podivne
a uverejnilo zpravu, v niz sc
postavilo prot nasemu pracov-
niku p. Karlu Perglerovi, jako
lnluvcimu socialistd ceskoame-
rickych. Do te dolby takovy L.
tok nebyl podniknut zadnvm
teskym listen, lee jednou, kdy
vladni tiskova kancelar rozesla
la pod trestem zastaveni listG
81 vynutila uverejneni clarku,
v nemz 1tocila ma prof. Masa
ryka lredniky Ceskeho Marc
dniho Sdruzeni v Americe.
Tehdy jiz vyvolalo jednani
Prava Lidu velky rozruch uz
proto, re p. Pergler byl osob-
MIN pritelem fady celnych poll
tiki strany socialne demokrati
cke, v niz "a sveho pobytu v
Cechach byl horlivym pracov-
nikem.
Pozdeji Pravo Lidu "a rize
nj Smeralova chovalo sc tax, ze
poslanec Modracek zalozil Via
stni list 'Cesky socialista' a po-
slanci Haberman a Pix v Move
Dcbe v Plzni a poslanec BECKY
ne Tuzar Hlasu Lidu ma Mo
rave ostre kritisovali posi-. Sine
rala.
Rakousky socialni demokrat
Friedrich Adler, jenz odpravil
strelpou ranou z revolveru mini
sterskeho pfedsedu Stuerghka,
pred soudem pravih doslovne
Policie 81 zavolala Sefa socialne
demokratickeho listu pruzske-
no DIR. Smerala a rekla mu: -
Jsme ochotni vam dodavat clan
ky psane v duchu socialne de
nokratickem. Bylo to, Pravo Ii
du, list nemajici sobe rovna v
sociame demokratickem tisku.
Tato slova Adlera, opravdo-
veho revolucionare sOcialisty,
zvffila znovu hladinou verejno-
sti socialne demokraticke.
Dalsi episodou bylo odhaleni
ze POSI-. Smeral chodil ma policii
a 20 celou dobu valky choval Sc
neivys podezrele.
Znamo take, ze bylo ma peho
itoceno, protoze Sc nesucastnil
deklarace dne 6. ledna 1913, je
hoz Sc sdcastnili vsichni poslap
ci cesti zemsti rissti.
Zdalo Sc, re ma cas- Smeral a
jeho BOZ proti nemu We strane
utichl a byl urovnan. Nez "a
jeho Tizeni listu dostal Sc opet
z fronty Sc ravrativsi redaktor
Stivin, znamy tim, ze v Pravu
Lidu obhajoval hromadne po-
pravy ukrajinskych sedlakd v
Haiici jako "bezpecnostnf opa-
trent armady," ktery spolu Sc
Smeralem zacal Ease starry re
zim, smerujfci proti jmenova-
nym poslancdm proti spojeni
sc sc stranou Klofacovou (ce-
skou stranou socialistickou) 4,
jez 81 delnictvo uprfmne preje.
To vse vyvolano nyrl v otev-
renem vystupovanf delnictva
rroti Smeralovi. Jiz pred ro-
KEN rozbita jeho vlastnim volic
stvem ma Zizkove schdze. Nypi
Sc podobne vyjevy opakuji. -
Pravo lidu koncem cervna ozna
milo, re poslanec Smeral kona-
ii hude dive schGze ma Vinohra
dech a Zizkove a re kazdy ru-
sitel klidu je varovan pred ru-
Senim jeho schuzi.
To bylo ovsem nejvys podiv-
; ne oznameni schGze a zprava
ia i varovanf patrns bylo inspi-
rovano samotnvm Smeralem.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-08
IMPORTANT THAT ALL
NURSES ARE REGISTERED

All graduate nurses. Undergrad
yates. practical trained attendants
midwives. those who have taken ehe
Red Cross first aid. home nursing n
dieteties. and also those who are win
ing to take a course in intensive
training, should register Immediately
with the. block captains Of the COM
munity councils OF defence. IL was
said today. The Red Cross has called
on the American women for this help
and has appealed to the council of
defence to get this information.
This registration must be completed
by November 13 and every one in the
above named classes are supposed TO
register through their block captains.
chairmen Of community councils. or
at the county council Of defence, or
Liberty monument
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-08
!. ". LEADER
COMING HERE
Miss Roelofs, Who Organ
lied Work In France, to
Help In Campaign.

Miss Henrietta Roelofs, who or
ganized the Y ". c. A work in
France. is expected to arrive here at 5
o'clock Friday afternoon on the South
ern Pacific and Will participate in
the war work fund campaign. A meet
ing of team majors and their work
ers is planned to take place at the Y.
". C. A. building at 1880 o'clock Fri
day evening and Miss Roelofs will be
present
Miss Roeiofs organized the follow
ing Y. W c. A work in France: Toy
ers des allies" munitions hostess
house and nurses work
Went Over in 1917.
She went to France in September
1. 1913. When she was selected to go
abroad to organize the overseas work
for the Y. ". c. a. nothing had as
yet been done to relieve the hundreds
of thousands of French women work
ing in militarized munitions canton
ments in France. Miss Roelofs. realiZ-
ing the needs. desired to establish
houses of cheer" Unknown to her.
a member of the French cabinet, next
in power to premier Clemenceau. OBJ
served this work in its several stages,
and when he saw how the lives of the
women were recreated. he commanded
that this work be extended TO the H.
900 girls in the office of the ministry
OF war at Paris
War Grows by Leaps.
The work has grown by leaps and
bounds. In place Of one modest foyer,
there are 16. for French women alone
and II centers for American and Brit
ish women doing war work in France.
Eleven clubs for American Red Cross
nurses have been established
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-08
PRESIDENT OF FRANCE
BACKS U. S. WAR WORK

New York, Nov. S.-President Ray
mond Poincare of France has cabled
his hearty endorsement OF the united
war work campaign and emphasized
to the people Of the United States the
great need for the continuation Of the
work Of the seven organizations. Dur
ing the next two years Of demObili-
cation. president Poincare said: AT
the very time when American people
with iaeEhaustible energy are going
70 collect new sums OF money in order
70 secure the welfare Of the soldiers
and seamen, let me send again this
simple token Of my admiration. Our
alliei countries will never be able TO
make too great a sacrifice for the gal
liant troops who defend in Europe
the sacred cause Of right and free
dom. The splendid courage of the
American soldier needs no praise.
Nevertheless. it is our duty. both in
France and in America, TO watch our
armies with solicitude and facilitate
as much as possible their lofty task
I, therefore, wish great success TO
the campaign Of the united war work
agencies during the week Of Novem-
Der II. and ] rejoice over the oppor-
tunity II will afford to your people
to show their devotion to their he
roic army with which the French
army is so proud TO fraternize"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-08
O0erseas Worker To
AmiUe Here To Aid
In War Work RALLY

Word has been received from united
war work campaign headquarters OF
the southern department at Dallas
that DR.. Joseph Hamilton, who has
been in overseas service, will arrive
in FL Paso for the big patriotic rally
Of all FL Paso boys and girls which is
to be held Sunday afternoon at $3.50
o'clock.
In addition to DR.. Hamilton, chap
lain W B. Zimmerman, of the SD
artillery, will tell the story Of the
seven war work organizations from
the point of view Of an army man.
Miss Elisa Cortez, a worker among
Spanish speaking people. will have a
message for Mexican boys and girls
present
Music, which will be a special fea-
ture of the program, viii be in charge
of Miss Elizabeth Gilbert, war work
secretary of the Y. ". G. A.
Boy Scouts will have charge of the
ushering.
-Four minute speakers will visit
churches and Sunday schools Sunday
to urge the boys and girls to attend
the rally.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-08
Red Cross Annex To
Base HosbitaL Soon
VIII Be Dedicated

The Red Cross annex TO the base
hospital at Fort Bliss is nearing COM
pletion and field director Winchester
Cooley hopes to have the building
ready for occupancy early in Deem
Der, when the Red Cross forces in FL
Paso are expecting q visit from Stan
ley Stoner, who is in charge Of the
department OF military relief OF the
American Red Cross for the south
western division, with headquarters
at St Louis
Construction Of the annex is in
charge Of assistant field director Eu-
gene E Neff. Furnishings are being
purchased entirely from FL Paso firms
and also under Mr.. Neffs direction
The building is a two story frame
structure, S9xS9 feet with floor plan
IN the form Of a cross and is lined
with beaver board paneliing with cell
ings in cream and walls tan It has
quarters for visiting women relatives
Of soldiers in the base hospital, offices
for the field director. club room for
officers Of the medical corps at Fort
Bliss, room for convalescents. a IL
brary fitted up by the American Ii
orary association a kitchenet and
shower baths.
The structure will become the prop
erty Of the United States govern
ment 10 be used only by Officers and
convalescent soldiers and will be &C
cepted by Cen J. J. Hornbrook and
staff. who viii be present at the dedi-
cation
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-08
Saturday To Be Gas
Mask Day Here; Send
In Al Fruit Seeds

Saturday will be gas mask day" in
FL Paso. and the Red Cross will have
its warehouse at SIG San Francisco
street, in charge of J. E. Spence. open
all day for the collection Of fruit
seeds and pits of all kinds.
We have about a ton on hand
already" said Mr.. Spence. and we are
DESTROYS of securing enough to make
carload shipment as soon as pos
sible- We earnestly urge all FL Paso-
ans having the seeds collected to send
them to the warehouse. but If any are
unable to 90 so, we will send for them.
This is patriotic work, as the seeds
are used in the manufacture Of masks
that will protect our soldiers from
German gas attacks"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-08
Ell Paso to Send 1900
Christmas Boxes For
Soldiers In France

For thousands Of boys in the Amer
lean army in France who have no
relatives or friends to remember tilem
with Christmas presents. the Red
Cross has undertaken to provide pack
ages. Fl Paso has been asked to pre-
pare 1900 boxes and the local Red
Cross has begun to collect these
packages.
Dr.. ". L Srown. chairman Of the
FL Paso organization. wired Thursday
TO George Kavefly Briggs. chairman
Of the Christmas Parcels committee at
southwestern headquarters. st. Louis,
that FL Paso could contribute the
number Of packages requested
Suggested gifts for these boxes are
cigarets. soap, pencils, paper, note pad.
hard candy, gum, playing cards. shoe
strings, checkers. 'write-a-line" pads,
dental cream, khaki handkerchief.
tobacco, tooth brush, pipes, fruit cake
Gin tin box. talcum powder. trench
fnirrors. combs
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-08
Materials For
Gift Shop Are
All Donations
New Red Cross Institution S
Opening to Follow Other
Patriotic Work.

The work for which the Red Cross
Gift Shop is directed will not COM
mence until after the war work cam
paign is over and all Christmas pack
ages destined for overseas have been
disposed of. according to V. r stiles.
the building director. On account of
delay in the arrival of some of the
material it cannot be definitely stated
when the building viii be completed,
but il is now open at all times for in
spection by the public
Materials for the building were con-
tributed by the following firms Ma
tional Lumber and CreOsoting COM
pany, AlamOgordo. y N. logs and
slabs: FL Paso Milling company, the
lumber: city Of FL Paso, building per
mit. sewer connection and hauling of
dirt. Frazer Brothers, plumbing: II.
Welsch company. labor on skylight:
Darbyshire- Harvie Iron and Machine
company, truss rods; Henry Moore,
nails: Krakauer, York and Move. hard
ware; FL PasO Sash and Door COM
Dany. roofing and mill work. at cost;
Neff-Stiles company, roofing and
hauling; Southwestern Portland Ce-
ment company. cement: FL Paso brick
brick: V E Ware. sand
Dudley and orr crushed rock; Mount
Franklin Fuel and Feed company.
---iAS' LIZ - aiisLS tviiApeligf Hd ullllSi
Pomeroy's Transfer company, hauling;
Western Transfer and Storage COM
2any, hauling. Texico Transfer COM
pany. hauling; City Service company.
hauling; H. T. Ponsford and Sons. su-
pervision Of construction. and Ma
-ional Telegraphone company and
VIM. B. CLARION. electric fixtures and
wiring
The only actual expense the Red /
Cross has been to in building the Gift
Shop is the labor" said Mr. Stiles. !
and this was because, on account of
The great amount of work that has
been donated to various war works .
BY the labor unions, an agreement /
was made to pay for the labor.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-08
RED CROSS HAS ENDORSED
THE WAR WORK CAMPAIGN

New York, Nov. s.-Hsnry P. Da-
wilson, chairman Of the American
Red Cross. who has just completed
a five weeks inspection trip OF the
Red Cross IN England, France and
Italy, has cabled the following mes
sage to all members Of the Red Cross
in the United States:
Having spent nearly five weeks
among our men along back Of lines
in England. France and Italy, have
had opportunity TO observe work of
the seven war relief organizations.
such as the Y. NJ c. A, Salvation
Army and Knights Of Columbus. Ger
tainly every member Of the Red Cross
and. indeed, every citizen Of the Unit
ed States. would contribute to the
work Of these Organiza tons II they
could appreciate its Importance.
Our nearly 2,000,0 900 men are in
strange lands and need as never men
needed before just the things these
organizations supply. I am confident
the entire Red Cross, conscious Of It's
obligation, will cooperate with en-
thusiasm in the approaching united
war work campaign"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-08
Hours Work
Leads Guards
OUe1- The Top
Co. B, Santa Fe Bridge.
100 Percent IN United
War Work Fund.

Going over the top 100 percent
strong in one hour was the record
made by company B, 21st battalion,
L. S. guards, stationed at Santa Fe
bridge. This was the first military
company canvassed for the united war
work fund. First Lieut.. Martin B.
Russell went to the men Friday morn
ing expecting TO spend a day at the
job. but in one hour had every man,
from the commander. Capt. William
klauser, down to the last private in
the ranks pledged for a subscription.
The total was S16S.
If this isn't a record, I don't know
what a record is" said Lieut. Russell
1t shows what the men think of the
various war work organizations and
sets pace for other military Organi-
cations and for civilians TO follow
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-08
SCOUTS ADVERTISING BIG
CAMPAIGN FOR VICTORY

The boy scouts were engaged Fri
day in posting bills and distributing
literature advertising the victory
boys and girls campaign. They viii
give out thousands Of pieces OF print
ed matter and give pledge cards to
all boys and girls in the city.
There viii be 20 boy scouts on duty
as ushers at the children's patriotic
mass meeting in Liberty hall Sunday
afternoon at $3.50 o'clock. where the
details of the victory boys and girls
campaign will be explained and the
work outlined. G. R. Everman. scout
executive, has been appointed county
executive officer OF campaign.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-08
MAI. SCHWARTZ
AFTER VICTORY
Organizes Another Win
ming Team, He Says, For
War Work Campaign.

Maurice Schwartz, who captained
the winning team in the last Liberty
loan drice, expects to repeat his work
in the United War Work campaign
opening tomorrow.
Mr.. Schwartz is to captain team No.
this time and he has completed the
organization of his forces. This team
will have ten tables at the Liberty
monument Saturday and Monday for
volunteer subscriptions so that no one
viii have to wait to contribute to the
United War Work fund The team
members are:
Maj. Maurice Schwartz, Herbert S
kohlberg, secretary.
Capt VIII Crombie. Lieut.. Joe
Wright. Lieut. Joe Zelman, Lieut..
Dave Sullivan, Lieut.. Harris WalJhall.
Lieut.. J. H. Niece. Lieut.. D. R. l.
Ramey, Lieut.. Maury c Edwards,
Lieut.. R. P Mossan, Lieut. Adolph
Schultz.
Capt. Ed Lachman. Lieut. R. D.
Richey, Lieut. D. Horwitz, Lieut. Nell
Capt walter I. Kohlberg. Lieut.
Joe priscoll. Lieut.. Gus York, Lieut.
T N. Wingo.
Capt. = Straus, Lieut.. J. Kaufman,
Lieut. W NJ Maraman. Lieut. ;
Kranzthor, Lieut. Ben Swat.
Capt H. s. Potter, Lieut. J. H Ma
lions, Lieut.. Lee Orndorff, Lieut. Otis
Coles, Lieut. W. E. Arnold, Lieut. H
Christie. Lieut.. c. n Harvey.
Mai, junior grade, II. NJ Andreas,
Lieut. DR.. F n Brown, Lieut. J c.
Rodehaver, Lieut.. Max Moye, Lieut.
DR.. J. B. Brady, Lieut. c. D. Hampton,
Lieut. V Z. Ware
Women's teams: Capt Mrs. Z. 5.
Stewart; lleutenants Mrs. A. P.
Averiu. Mrs. H ". BrOaddus, Mrs. a
f. Burgess, Mrs. J. F. Coles, Mrs. J. A
Happier, Mrs. J. 3. Hunt. Mrs z Krupp,
Mrs. J. NJ Lewis, Mrs. J. L. Mari, Mrs
r. R. Rinehart. Mrs. J. NJ Ridley, Mrs
D. NJ Sutor, Mrs. Clyde league,
Mrs. ". W Turney. Miss Edna Natl
las and Miss Mary Gates Redmond.
Capt Mrs J. F. Williams, Heuten-
ants Mrs. S Aronstein, Mrs. Waters
Davis. Mrs. II. S Potter. Mrs. Charles
Davis, Mrs. Frank Ainsa, Mrs. ". r
Brown, Mrs 3. L Farrar, Mrs. Charles
Given and Miss Valerie Lorig.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-08
FEDERAL EMPLOYEES WILL
ASK 81 A DAY INCREASE

"a salary increase OF a dollar day
for all civilian employees Of the gov
eminent will be asked for at the OPEN
ing Of the December session Of con-
gress by the national federation Of
federal employees" it was announced
by Henry NJ. Walker, secretary treas
urer OF the Federal Employees union
of FL Paso.
The question Of increased pay was
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-08
|. B. WALKER IS CALLED
FOR GOVERNMENT SERVICE

I B. Walker, III North Stanton
street, left on the Golden State lin
tied Friday for Philadelphia, Pa. in
response to a call to report imme-
diately for government work. Mr.
Walker is an electrical engineer of
20 years experience, and was with the
Z. P. & 5. ". railroad about nine
years. He enrolled in the engineering
reserve last spring and has Just re-
ceived the call. He did not know II
he would ultimately be sent overseas
or would remain in Pennsylvania.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-08
GOV. HOBBY URGES CITIZENS
TO AID THE WAR WORK FUND

Austin. Texas, Nov. S.-A proclama-
ton issued today by governor W. P.
Hobby calls upon the citizens of Tex
as during the week beginning Novem-
Der II, to lend their efforts and give
to the extent Of their means to the
appeal for funds that shall be made
by the united war work campaign.
The governor requests that the proc
lamation be read aloud from every
pulpit and in every school.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-08

taken up by the national legislative
committee Of the federation at its
meeting last week in Washington. d.
c., and the amount Of the increase
was decided upon.
Legislation TO provide an addi-
tional 81 per day, or a rate OF $50 per
month and $3.50 per year. viii be in
trOduced as soon as congress convenes
for the next session.
The $120 war increase allowed by
congress for the current fiscal year.
the legislative committee pointed out,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-08
DR.. WRIGHT SUCCEEDS DR..
WOOD, WHO GOES TO PIKE

DR.. B. W. Wright has assumed his
new duties as officer in charge of
the government clinic at the court
house. lie succeeded Lieut. V. V.
Wood, who was appointed TO the base
hospital staff at Camp Pike. little
Rock, Ark.
DR.. Wright, in addition to his regu-
lar clinic work, will cooperate with
the city and county health boards.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-08
MECHANICS TEACHER HERE.

F W. Townes. of Minneapolis. Min
nesota.. a teacher Of mechanics, who
has been corresponding with the El
Paso chamber OF commerce relative
to coming 10 this city, arrived Thurs
day and is now prospecting with the
view Of locating in this section.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-08
To The Vie Of One Who Drinks

II this should reach the eyes OF a wife.
mother or friend Of seine good man who
drinks liquor to excess ard cannot over
come the self-ruining habit. let her write
to Edward J. VIC ds. DAFT. Station F.
New York. y Y for conndentlal infor-
nation which is likely to brig great Joy
a complete victory over the drink habit
Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-08

has proved an almost negligible item
so Tar as meeting the increased cost
OF living is concerned. and even that
Item viii disappear at the end of the
year unless there is new legislation
on the subject"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-08

Give your volunteer War Work sub
scription to Team No. every mem
Der on hand Saturday at Liberty
Statue-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-08

A union has been formed by the women
machine shop workers al Rockford. IL