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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-21
BAKERS MUST CONFORM TO
SUBSTITUTE RULE AT ONCE

The latest bulletin received by
Charles y. Bassett- district food ad-
ministrator, says that. effective since
March 20. sail bakers who are not
using the required 20 percent Of
wheat flour substitutes in making
bread and rolls. must cease baking
these products. and not resume OBJ
erati0ns until they are prepared to
use the substitutes Violations o. this
rule VIII be dealt with most severely
II The baker Vas difficulty in obtain
ing cereal substitutes, he should use
Irish potatoes % the limit OF his
ability. using four pounds OF potatoes
In place Of one pound OF substitutes
Farmers are urged TO bring all Of
their wheat except their necessary
reserve for seed. 20 market before
Nay l. II the local miller IS unable
TO buy All the wheat that is offered L
should be marketed in the other Gus
tomary trade channels the instruc-
tions say
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-21
AIkah in Soap
Bad For the Hair

soap should be used very carefully.
= you want TO keep your hair look
ing its best Most soaps and prepared
shamp0os contain too much allzalL
This dries the scalp. MAKES she hair
brittle. and ruins T.
TIE best thing for steady use is JUST
ordinary muisifisd cocoanut oil (Which
e pure and Ereaseless), and is better
than the most expensive soap OF any
thing else you can use.
one or two teaspoonfuls VIII cleanse
the hair and scalp thoroughly. Sim
ply moisten the hair with water and
rub II in II makes an abundance
Of rich. creamy Iather, which rinses
out easily. removing every particle OF
dust, dirt. dsndruff and excessive OIL
The hair dries quickly and evenly.
and IL leaves the scalp soft, and the
hair Zine and silky. bright, lustrcus,
faffy and easy TO manage.
Ton can ger mulsitied cocoanut OF
II any pharmacy. it's very cheap, ana
q few ounces VII supply every mem
Der OF the family Tor mon rl7---Alf-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-21
FINE
IN FOOD RULES
Council Makes Minimum
$50, Instead Of S.; Adopts
Paving Proposals.


An ordinance amending the city
pure food law 50 as TO make the mini
mum fine SIS instead Of IS. for viola
tons OF the provisions Of the law, was
passed by the council in regular ses-
sion Thursday. The pure food law
regulates the manufacture and sale OF
all food articles so that the products
conform with laws Of sanitation and
hygiene. The law also provides for q
license Of IS for every food vendor.
To Pave In Highland Park.
A resolution ordering the paving of
streets along the Highland Park car
line from Erie TO Louisville street was
adopted
City engineer B. N. Williams filed
his acceptance Of the paving Of Birch
street from Piedras to Grant avenue
The total cost to property owners is
S84T1-32, and to the city. S226i-6l- a
resolution accepting the paving was
afr. Williams also filed an estimate
OF the cost Of paving Lowenstein
street from Mesa TO Randolph. show
ing total probable cost TO be IS, 441.9l-
A resolution ordering the paving was
adopted.
A petition for a fire hTdrant near
lamar and Westminster for the pro-
lection Of the Rescue home was
granted.
Reports Garbage Hauled.
Sanitary commissioner Z D. Hulum
reported his department had handled
during the past week 1924 pounds
garbage, 10000 pounds ashes ana
5000 pounds manure
The report Of the health depart
menr for the week showed Deaths
seven Americans. IS AIeXicans and one
Chinese, total3ng 81; births. u Ameri-
cans. Is MeZicans and one negro. to-
falling 81. contagious disease cases
remaining % measles, four scarlet
fever. two smallpox. two diphtheria,
six chickenpox and u whooping
cough; food condemned, $50 pounds
meat. Is pounds vegetables and four
cows persons having leaos was1ea
and clipped, 35s, school children 1nr
spected, 1900
Preparing for Cleanup.
Incidentally, city health officer Dr.
H s White and building inspector
Percy McGhee. IT., are at work on The
south side preparatory 70 the spring
cleanup, when hundreds Of tenement
rooms viii be condemned The OF
ficers are indicating and condemn-ng
for destruction all houses not in a
sanitary condition, or not conform
ing with the building laws Only
such IS cannot be made 10 comply
with the law without rebuilding are
TO he destroyed. however. These
number hundreds OF rooms
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-21
PRESIDENT cONFERS WITH
HEADS OF WAR AGENCIES

washington. D. c.. March 21.-
Plans for a more thorough coordina-
ton Of war work were discussed at
white house conference today be-
tween president Wilson and the heads
Of six Of the governments most i'm
portant war agencies. The confer
ence was called by the president yes
terday and was taken. By many as an
indication that he intends to take q
more personal direction Of war &C
tivities
The men called BIZ the president
were chairman Hurley OF the ship
ping board. food administrator
Hoover, fuel administrator Garfield.
director general AcAdoo, chairman
Vance McCormlck Of the war trade
board. and chairman Bernard Baruch
Of the war Industries board All are
members Of the war conference board.
nade up Of department heads which
meets every week TO consider war
problems.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-21
GQNSUMP TI0N
Of FLOUR DROPS
Inspector Says Ell Paso
Uses 60 Percent Less; Re
ports "Camouflage. "

The consumption of wheat flour In
this city has been reduced 60 percent
according 70 2 report made by Robert
g. Dornheck-sr at a meeting Of FL
Paso Retail Grocers' association. held
~ the chamber OF commerce Wednes-
day night ar Dornheckter is the
inspector employed by the grocers 10
see that the law IS being strictly en-
forced with reference 20 the sale Of
prohibited and regulated foodstuffs.
Many strange and clever methods
are being resorted 10 BY purchasers
Of wheat Eour 20 evade the law re-
earding the purchase and sale Of
flour. Mr. Dornhecl-ter told the as
ISOLATION Wednesday night that he
had found one OF two wagons loaded
Hith small Quantities Of flour in gall
one tub fuu Of flour and another ap-
uarentlT filled with cornueal or other
substitute, he said re examined enc
az these tubs and found that the SUB
sritute was only Few inches deep
and then below a layer OF paper ne
found more wheat flour. he said.
Many Claim Are Farnners.
Many purchasers Of -four who
have been stopped BY the inspector
have claimed 70 be farmers living
out Of the city and because of this
have bought IS pounds Of -four in
stead OF - The inspector SAYS he
had run down several OF these and
found the people lived In El Paso.
The dealers are often a party 10 this,
the inspector said
Export Of wheat flour 10 5uarez has
decreased so percent during the rasr
week. the inspector reDorted. Great
Quantities OF bread are being carried
across the line however, he said, and
practically everyone who goes over
carries ten loavss Of bread, the sim
Eie allowance.
Want 30 small Grocers In.
Thirteen new members of the as
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-21
RUSSIANS ATTACK GERMANS,
THEN RETIRE 10 VERSTS

Eetrograu. Russia, (lIonday) March
1S.-fBy the Associated Press.)-Rus-
sian troops in the Pskov sector have
retired ten versts. a German ultima
rum having been presented to them
troops
In consequence OF the disorganiza-
ton Of transport and aerial postal
service between PetroErad. MOSCOW
and the Crimea and between Petro-
near future
II is reported that the Ulzrsnian
government is negotiating a lean
from GeruanT
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-21

his boyhood days. who at the early
age OF u astonished the wise men Of
his time BY his new conception OF life.
The ministers in the picture are
assisting in the erection Of a taber-
nacle st the corner Of Virginia and
Wyoming streets where John Brown.
the evangelist. viii endeavor to pro-
5ect the teachings Of Jesus Christ and
give everyone attending an idea Of
this new conception OF life.
For over $500 years tabernac1es
have been built for spreading OF the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-21
MACON URGES REVOLT;
IS CHARGED WITH SEDITION

Los Angeles Calf, March 81
Ricardo Flores MACON. Mexican revo-
lutionist. was arrested today. charged
with sedition- he was held Under
$4,000 bail
1Iagon. federal authorities alleged.
was responsible for an editorial in
FL Regeneration, which Il was
charged, was an appeal 70 MeXicans.
radicals and anarchists 70 rebel
against the United States
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-21
GERMANY DEMANDS RUMANIA
TURN OVER WAR MUNITIONS

Moscow. Russia. March 21.-CBy the
Associated Press)-Germany has in
creased her demands upon Rumauia
and now asks that Rumania surrender
to the central powers all OF her own
var munitions as vel as thoss left
in Rumania by the allied troops
It was annouuceI yesterday that
the armistice between the central
powers and Rumaniz had been eI-
tended A prelim nary peace treaty
has been signed This caused the
resignation Of the Rumanian premier
Averescu. A new ministry is in pro-
cess Of formation.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-21
REWARD OF $500 OFFERED
FOR SLAYERS OF HIGGINS

49, teA-' a4aren 1L---A reWare
Gov. ". P. Hobby for the arrest and
conviction Of the SLAYER Of former
district judge Cullen C.. Higgins. at
Clairmont, Kent county. Saturday
night One suspect has been ar
restsd.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-21


lean troops. saying he had called the
attention OF his men TO the eApedl-
tiCuE and suappF way the Americans
unl0aded and assembled their artii-
lery
Photographed With Marine Private.
On Tuesday. finding himself IN the
vicinity OF a certain unit. the score
tarv sent for a fellow Ohiau, Carlisle
BahcocE, Of Cleveland, a private IN
the marine corps and son OF a per-
sona1 friend After a brief talk the
two we're photographed together.
The visit 70 Domremy, the home Of
Joan Of Arc was the concluding IN
cident Of the day, secretary Baker
and Gen Parsning driving TO the
little village. They Inspected the
church where the French heroine was
baptized and the humble cottage
where she was born
Attends Soldiers Funeral.
Yesterday, after his visit 10 the
first line trenches, secretary Baker
visited the American cemetery. stand
ing with barred head as 2 burial party
performed the last rites over a dead
where he vent from bed 10 bed, talk
ing with The men. One enlisted mar
said he had won the Croix de Guerre
but had no authority 10 wear Il
7 Row give YOU authority to do So
was the Eecretary's prompt response
~ -A-a ~ -a-Aaa MAJ. --I ---l-- tiaa71i-A
on and congratulated Capt Archie
Roosevelt On his winning. the Croi2
de Guerre
VIII Send Helmet To Boys Mother.
After leaving the hospital, the sec
rotary met the soldier who took the
first German prisoner The man pre-
scented him the Germans helmet ~
Baker accepted, thanking the man
earnestly, but later said.
This gift IS much TOO precious for
me 10 keep. I shan see that IL is sent
TO the soldiers mother"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-21
Churches Of FL Paso Unite
to Bring About q Big Re
ligious Revival Here.
b EUGENE ". D'ALLE1IAND.

THE picture above showing min
listers OF the gospel welding saw
and hammer bark Us back to
the early trade Of the loWly Nazarene
who followed the carpenters trade IN
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-21

Seattle, Wash, March 21--The 5000
ton steamer. Stolt Nielsen has been
sunk in European waters. according
70. a cable received from b Stolt Mel
sen, Of Norway, owner OF the boat.
The vessel was ccmmandeered by the
British government last November.
She was launched here last May.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-21

% LACK and all colors.
~ Every hat a picked
specimen of well made,
artistic, becoming design
ing. Hats ike these are
impossible at these low
prices, except hen great
efforts are put forth and profits
practically eliminated. However.
there IS one thing to be said: Every
hat ihai goes out dill Be a livng.
moving advertisement Of our Dom
Stairs Store.
These hats are Of hsere and Milan
straws. tastefully trimmed. Very
new and becoming. and in black
and Spring colors.
There are modest rolled bnms,
dashing sailors. tncomes and de-
mure poke bonnets with feathers.
and pompons and flowers and nib
bon trimming them.
Downstairs Store)
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-21
Cotton Denies
Keeping Dozen
Cattle Prices
Says Durand Acted With
out Administration S
Authorization.

Washington. D. C.. March PA
letter to the Cudahy Packing com
pany written by E. Dana Durand at
Chicago January IS. directing that
the price Of meat to feeders be kept
down was written without the au-
thority Of ]. P. Cotton. head Of the
meat Lewiston Of the food administra-
ton. 1lr. Cotton today told the senate
committee. AIr. Cotton said It had
been his endeavor to pay fair price
to cattle feeders.
Stock raissrs before the committee
last week charged that Durand, as
the representative Of the food admin
istration purchasing meat for the
allies. arranged with the packers to
limit-the price Of meat at q time when
large purchases were being made FOR
the allied governments.
Durand. who is one Of Cottou's sub
ordinates at Chicago, was called by
the committee after the completion
OF Cotron's statement He told the
commission he believed the feeders OF
cattle and hogs are not making
profit but are suffering a loss.
Durand said he told the packers at
a conference in Chicago January II
that the large order to the British
government could not be placed ex-
cept at existing prices. but that the
statement attributed to him that
prices must be kept down was mis-
representation.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-21
For the Last Two Days. Choose from
New Spring Suits. Goats
And Dresses, At $l2.85

~ Monday if you buy these SUITS you ssi find
- them at higher prices So there a real sa1ng. p0u see
real reason why you ought buy that Easter sut tomorrow.
The PopuIars Downstairs Store VII offer coed stvaiu al
through the sason-be than you vii be able get elsewhere
But these prices made specially for Birthday
sale, and Of course, cannot Be duplicated agan
To Try and describe them would be wasted effort for appreciate
what they are ike, you VIII have them anyhow.
There erga popns gabardn and black and white checks
al the smart coo and the snna7test sye-Etons military mod
els semNoroks severe tailored suits and all the variations Of this
suit-season. ~ Downstairs StoEs}
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-21

Luneburg. NJ S. March Gloss Of
the British schooner allison H. Max
ner with her crew OF six men became
known yesterday when wreckage OF
the vessel was found
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-21

Delicious homemade cakes to order.
Mrs Baldwin. phone 4074.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-21

ISOLATION were enrolled wednesday
night The inspector has taken that
many applications during the past
week from grocers he has visited An
effort is = be made TO get the Mexi-
car grocers living in the south part
Of the town 70 Join the association.
IL is said there are 322 small grocery
stores IN this part Of FL Paso.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-21
The Great Downstairs Stores
E irSt Birthday Sale
THAT Has Been SO Tremendously Successful
Will Be Over Saturday Night

FOR the last Two days we have made strong preparations
They ought to be the two biggest days Of ALL They
WILL be # people understand the fact that the merchandise
cannot be purchased after Saturday night at these extremely
low prices (Down7S.airs Store)
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-21

many months in advance. o.
were decidedly lower than tn,
sale known in the history Of s.
broader than ever before. tn
IN two lots. at $50 and 500
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-03-21
OLD ACE A CRIME!

some people are young A. s0-red
checked ruddy and vi corous. Others are
old AZ t0--joints beginning TO stiden I'D
2 bit. step beginning 70 lag and lose IT'S
sprinEIress. occasional touches Of pain
in the back feel tired without cause and
possibly = tRinge Of rheumatic pain.
In most cases these arc the danger
signals TO warn YOU that the kidneys are
mort promptly doing their work work Of
tbrowinE off tho poisons that ire p Iva -
forming iu the hodN. To neglect these
natural warnings is = crime against
Yourself II you have these symptoms
Won can end prompt relief ia GOLD
MEDAL HARLEM Oil Capsules For
more than eco years this has been the
recog nized rcmedY for kidney and blad-
der AILMENTS
GOLD MEDAL. HARLEM or Capsules
arc imported direct from tho laborator-
les At Harlem. Holland Get them At
YOUR druggists. DO not take 4 substi-
tute IN boxes three si1ss-Ady.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-03-21
PUT pep IN
{. CHICAGO
CAMPAIGN
Fund Raised by Energetic
Workers for Third Lib
erty Loan Campaign.

The frSt clarion note OF victory In
the third Liberty Loan drive was sound
ed yesterday afternoon when a meeting
Of The executive committee was held TO
work out preliminary details IN the East
Chicago organization.
At this meeting The members Of the
committee. consisting OF Mr.. Walter J.
Riley. chairman. and Messrs. John W.
Lees. Charles II. True. VIM. J. Funkev
and John 9. Carroll. vice chairman. II
was decided to select vice chairman
in charge OF speakers. halls and music
and Mr. VIM. j.. Jewell Of Indiana Har-
Dor was selected for this, office
In order TO defray the expenses Of the
campaign subscriptions were requested
to make up a fund for this purpose. Al
this writing the following amounts have
been received.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-03-21
The Old Age Sign
Double Crossed

Don't let gray hair make you Ioob
years older than you are. for il is nos
en easy manner 70 tint gray fade0 or
o-eached hair in harmless var Tn.
new preparation. BroWnatcne j. rroy.
ing SO popular that thousands Of people
Tehneme7t and rnany leading hair-dress-
ers az now using this wonderful prod
Uct exclusively
Brownatone" meets every demand
ana fulflis every test required of IT
snd IL SO simple To use that no previous
for use-no mixing and IS entff ely free
from lead. sulphur, silver. zinc r1er-
curry, anilire. ccsl-tar products or their
derivatives There IS no DANCER or frrf-
tscon or poisoned scalp when YOU use
SFo wnatcne, because ii is guarant eed
harmless.
Produces The most beautiful shades
from light golden tn The deepest brown
ar black WIN NOT rub or wash off and
cannot he detected. Most all leading
4 ru EEists eTeTN1vhere now sell Brown
atone" IA two sizes. S5c and Sf.15. and in
wo ColorS--oue 70 produce golden or
medium brown. the other dark brown
or black"
When IN Chicago visit the Browra-
zone shop, Suite 800 Stevens Bldg.
Aevtce dependable and entirely free.
Get soc bottle from your dealer
t9t5gs or = vol prefer. sample bottle
Tith interes book viii he mailed
~ receipt OF Tee. to help pay postage
ana hacking charges. e sent to the
- sn7tfacturers. The kenton Pharm ca |
ca. tel Coppiu RidE., CoTington. Ky,
sold and guaranteed at all Leading
0SrE and toilet counters.-Adv,
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-03-21
FOLEY AND STRAUS
NAMED FOR JOBS
Ross Lockridge, Fl. Wayne,
Named AS Director of
Labor for Indiana.

INDIANAPoLIs Ind. March 21-Up-
on the formal request of the Indiana
State Souncil OF Defense. Governor +
p. Goodrich. today named Michael f
Foley. chairman and Isaac D. Strauss.
secretary Or the council. succeeding
VIII Il Hays. and Frank &. DALEY. re-
spectitely. air. Foley is lawyer. =
democrat and a resident Of Indianapo-
lis. lie is new 10 the council mem ber-
ship lie formerly lived ar rawfords-
vile. Mr.. Straus is a member o. the
State Council and has been since its
Organization director OF the United
States BOYS Working Reserve Mr..
DALEY had repeatedly requested TO he
relieved OF the duties - the secretary
ship, owing TO his inability 10 devote
his attention thereto.
Ross Lockridge. Of Fort WAYNE was
named az associate director Of la Dor
for Indiana. by the council. as request
ed by the United States Department or
Labor. The council was Informed
thorugh a special committee consisting
Of A. w Brady VIII Irwin and Evans
Woouen that ". c. DeMiuer. Of the
department. employment office in In
dianapolis viii represent The federal
government as director u labor The
associate dictatorship is largely an
honary advisory appointment and pays
$500 per year j. l.. Reach sought 10
amend the report or the COMMITTEES
which recommended Mr.. Lockridge- By
substituting the names OF Charles Fox.
q member or the council and president
Of the Indiana State Federation Of
Labor. but his motion failed for want
of a second. Mr.. Fox was present at
the meeting. He made no comment on
the statement Of Frank NJ. Smith. sec
refary OF the Indiana Manufacturers
association and asked simply that the
appointee be a man without prejudice
which he had held disqualified Nj
Fox, owing to his associations with
organized labor. Afr. Fox had been
nominated h. Mr.. Reach before the
matter was referred to the committee
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-03-21

Headquarters At East Chicago Will be
opened up on the second floor OF the
FIRST Trust and Savings Bank building
on Chicago avenue and a secretary and
a stenosra pher VIII be employed "a
handle the work
Headquarters al Indiana Harbor VIII
be located in the First State Trust and
Savings Bank building. corner Cedar and
18Th streets, and Mr.. Theo. + Helm
was selected as secretary in charge.
f. l.. Evans OF the Chamber OF Com
rneree was selected TO take charge Of
the publicity campaign.
Mrs. 4. ottenheimer OF East Chicago
who has been appointed by Mrs. McCul-
Tough. chairman Of the state Federation
OF Women's Clubs. 20 assist. VIII be re-
quested to suggest 7 plan whereby tn-
Liberty Loan committee may have the
assistance OF the ladies' OF the city N
this work.
It was decided to purchase and Turn
ish each liberty bond campaign worker
with a badge showing his or her au-
thority TO solicit subscriptions.
Ward captains we're selected for each
ward in the city and the appointees Viii
% conf GIL eO with ADAae ga * StlAA ~ Nt'N
acceptance or the responsibility Of their
respective positions
Vice Chairman Jewell is calling a
meeting or the bar association OF this
city and intends 70 give every attorney
an opportunity 20 volunteer his services
in placing before the audiences at the
teachers information IN regard to TINS
third Liberty Loan.
Coupon cards were ordered printed 50
that every man and woman over the age
OF eight years residing or employed IN
tho CITY Of East Chicago. who subscrioes
FOR a liberty bond will be able 10 show
an official card. proving that they have
subscribed. and slsckers OF the bond Is
sue Will he easily accounted for. as a
canvass by blocks OF the entire city VII
be made.
Each plant has been requested to an
point a cautain in charge OF the work
in the different plants. The appoint
nents will be made in 4 few days.
While the officers and workers realize
that a tren1enou task is before them IN
raising the quota for this loan which
has been estimated to be about one and
one-baIf million dollars yet with the
united efforts OF the patriotic men and
women of the city there is no doubt IN
the minds OF the leaders but that the
losn vr;11 20 over the top as such move
,,onts have gone IN this city in the past
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-03-21
ORRINE FOR
DRINKING MEN

We are in earnest when we ask you 70
kiNe Orrine a trial. You have nothing
70 RISK and everything to gain for your
money VIII be returned n after "A trial
you fail To get results from flrrine or
t4he can De given IN the bone escretly.
withont publicity or loss or time
Ne. ?. the voluntary treatment costs
only Sl0t a box Ask Us for booklet
Lion Store Pharmacy (KsuTtnan q
"olD $50 Holman St-Ady.