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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-21
FEDERAL COURT
DOCKET HEAVY
Larg e Number Of Liquor
and Drug Cases Seized
uled for Trial.

A heavy docket is ready for the
federal district court. judge W. r.
smith, presiding. when it convenes
Monday Most Of the cases are the
result Of alleged violations Of the
narcotic and liquor laws.
Cases viii come US as follows:
AIonday-Four cases against Mar
Bin. a Chinaman; Francisco Valen-
zuela and Melquides Chacon; Antonio
Ganego and George Andoine: Refugio
Chavez and Encarnacion Pagan. Juan
Estrada. You zee Wa. Herminio Col
orado and Jesus Horcasitas; Jose
Gonzales.
uesday-Polycarp Rodriguez. Luz
Leon. Julio Orta, Nora Davis. Mar
celino Rodriguez. Jesus Garcia, Ca
tarino Chavez and Pedro Narela-
Feliz Sais Y Beltran. LUZ Corral An
gel Gonzalez and Manuel Aguilar-
dnesday-Ernest Bauman and
Carlos Requilme. Benito Rivera. Leo
nardo Lucero. Bennina PARA. Luz
Corral, Miguel Rodriguez.
hursday-RemeEia Saldana, Juan
Salazar, Joe Garcia, Mariana CabraL.
Friday-Luis Nelasco and Luis r
Alvarez, John Ford. Hughey Fair
hurst and r Holguin: Maria Nasquez,
Lillian HoliuEer, Jose ~ Beiaraua.
Pedro Bernal, EspeaciOn Bernal and
Jose Arroyo
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-21
PYTHIANS CONFER RANK
ON COLUMBUS CANDIDATES

Officers and members OF lodge No
50. Knights OF Pythias, went Thurs
day afternoon 20 Columbus. n. n,
and assisted in comforting the rank
OF knight upon ten candidates in
Columbus lodge No. ~, Knights OF
Pythias. anon those who made the
trip were U. s. Goen. past grand
chancellor Of Texas, and the follow
ing past chancellors Of the El Paso
lodge C. n Wllchar. Otto Wyler.
John Wyler. yohn Humphrey and A
J. ". Schmid and other members Of
the local lodge
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-21
DREADEDFOR
NIGHTTOCOME
Texas Lady, In Pretty Bad
Fix, Heard Of Gardui,
Tried It, And Now Says
It Saved Her Life.

Chiffon, Tezas.-8Irs. Mary Reese
q this place. states: Sometime ago
was quite sick and suffered a great
deal I had been suffering quite
awhile At times I had such
severe pains in ny back. across my
hips and in my sides,-I was IN a
pretty bad xix was 50 rest
less I dreaded for night to. come
Having heard Of Cardui. I thought
I'd try 1t commenced to
get better with ny first bottle.
took six bottles Of CarduL and VIII
tell any woman what this Cardui
Home Treatment can and win do If
taken according to directions. We not
only feel 1t cured but most
likely saved ny lie. I an able to do
iuv work with ease and know Cardui
"a it,
Cardui has been found to relieve
uany womauly pains and ailments.
and thousands Of woen have written
to tel OF the benefit It has been to
them. IN cases Of female troubles and
weakness.
Cardui IS prepared from mild, me-
dicinal ingredients. which act as a
tonic and help build up health and
strength IN a natural manner
Try CarduL At druggists-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-21
POLICE ASKED TO HELP
SEARCH FOR MISSING MEN

Chief OF police J. r Montgomery
has received three requests to search
for missing relatives. The first was
from Mrs. Mayme Cockrnm. Lead. S
D.. asking that a search be made for
her father. Eli Mayer, whom she
not seen since childhood and who
she believed 10 be in El Paso.
The second was from R c Roland
Of Ada. Okla, who has adopted a IS
year old boy who, by coincidence.
bore the same name The man asks
that the police attempt to determine
the parentage Of the lad. who said he
was raised by a negro woman here.
az the foot Of some hills"
Mrs. Charles Osborn. Of Sacramento.
Calf. asks that an attempt be made
to locate her son, Harold Grant. who
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-21
PERFECT MODEL OF PANAMA
CANAL WITH WORTHAHT SHOW

A perfect working model Of the
Panama canal IS coming TO Fl Paso
with the Clarence A Wortham's
shows, which viii exhibit two weeks
IN this city under the auspices Of the
u Paso Rescue Home, starting next
Tuesday.
The model Is the handiworlx Of e
great pattern maker. II is built true
20 scale Of the big 50 mile waterway
that IN the twentieth century became
a reality and finished the dream Of
Balboa, the discOverer Of the Pacific
ocean
The Panama canal exhibit with the
WORKMAN shows takes up more than
50 feet and when IN operation boats
pass through its waterways the same
as ocean going craft pass through
the real canal across the isthmus.
The model gives the elevations OF
mountains. charts OF lakes and rivers.
every Lighthouse and signal tower on
the canal. and also an outline Of the
Qualifications at either end OF the
waterway.
when the model IS presented TO
the observer a lecturer makes the
trip Of the canal. explaining it in
detail
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-21
Bottles OF Beer
Poured Into Sewer At
Zion City, In Illinois

Zion City, III. Nov. 21--From a
platform six feet higher, 15S,s97 bot
Ties Of % percent beer today were
emptied into a specially built trough
that ran into an open sewer Mayor
". Il. Clendenin poured the first bot
tie and chief Of police Theodore Beck
er and his aids finished the operation
The empty bottles were sold 10 junk
dealer for S2146.
The beer was ordered destroyed by
Judge Claire C. Edwards. after It had
been confiscated when seized from
srnuEglers from Wisconsin The
money from the sale Of the bottles, It
was announced. viii be used 70 defray
court expenses
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-21
INDIGESTION
AND
CONSTIPATION
Had This Man in a Pretty
Bad Fix

3lr. S. Cervantes. Arlington, III.
writes. u suffered from stomach
trouble. constipation, lack Of energy,
and since I began taking Nuga-Tone
feel strong and energetic and able
70 work ] am very much pleased
with your marvellous medicine"
Lack OF energy and ambition 20
. hand in hand with Indigestion and
constipation and all point to loss OF
nerve-L lower You can have good de
gestion, active liver and bowels. an
appetite like a wolf, and plenty Of
grit and gumption. II you'n feed a
little Nuga-TOne into your body, for
Nuga-Eone Is powerful Vitallzer, a
builder Of nerve-force and rich, red
blood
Stomach. liver. kidneys, bowels, the
hearts action, the blood circulation.
al these organs and functions must
have nerFe-force to keep them at
work: that's as plain as & Dikestaff,
and II this force. q hich Is the very
life OF the body. ls lacking. you can
restore IL with Nuga-Tone.
Druggists guarantee NuEa-Toue
Buy a bottle. A bottle VIII last YOU
a whole month. Use Il 20 DAYS and
II you don't feel better and look bet
ter. take the remainder OF the pack
age 20 the druggist and get your
money back Get Nuga-Tone at Kelly
q Pollard's drug store, and other good
drug stores Try it.-Adv
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-21
SAYS BIBLE HAS
HIDDEN MEANING
Theosophical Lectured Res
urrects Shakspere Con
troVersy as Proof. "

That there is so much scepticism to-
day is due to the fact that people do
not know how 20 read the Bible. de-
clared Mrs. Harriet futile Bartlett in
her lecture Thursday night at the
courthouse
Theosophy teaches that there are
seven different readings Of scripture
she said. each true, each distinct,
neither contradicting the other. each
intended TO lead man upon one Of his
planes Of DEVELOPMENT
THAT we have had such a time IN
Outstanding the Bible is Que 70 the
loss OF the mystery teachings Of the
Christian church in the sixth century
When the church began TO aspire TO
become q political power, Il lost It's
mystery work Tor that line or Work
interfered with polilicaal asplrallol1-
That the sevenfold writing was
done is shown by the work that has
been recently done by Mrs Gallup, on
Shakspere's plays BY taking every
fifth letter Of certain plays, she has
spelled cut a story that gives the life
and tells why he desired TO hide his
identity. Among other things, he
says that If the reader viii search he
viii find six other meanings hidden
beneath those PLAYS This shows that
mystery writing Of that kind was un-
derstood at so late a day as that
The Bible Is the book intended for
the spiritual development Of the
Aryan race Take UP the study Of Il
in the light Of the universal symbols
and find the great philosophy that
viii prove to be the solution OF your
problems"
Mrs Bartlett speaks again tonight
at the courthouse upon biblical SYM
bolism in The Light Of Recent Discoy-
cries The meeting begins promptly
At s o'clock.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-21
Speed Cops To Grab
Motorists Who Fail
To Obtain License.

II you own an automobile get
ready TO dig up.
Auto Licences viii be on sale at
the tax collectors office on Deem
her % and you viii have about three
weeks TO buy one before you set
pinched.
II you haven't an auto license by
January II then you stand a splendid
chance to be fined. 81 and costs. or
more. a dollar and costs viii buy
two or three .licenses.)
On January II speed cops will
start a campaign and every motorist
who hasn't a new seal displayed viii
be hauled into court-and fined &C
cordinE 10 the judges.
eve are not going 70 stand any
monkey business" said one OF the
judges Friday we are going 20
give our campaign lots OF publicity
and give everybody a chance to get
a license"
The seals for next year are attrac-
tive ones. oblong in shape and easily
distinguishable.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-21
ON WARTIME
DRY LAW CASE CONCLUDED

Washington. D. C.. Nov. 21.-Argu-
uclts. on the constitutionality Of the
wartime prohibition and the Volstead
enforcement acts were scheduled to-
day On the supreme court There was
no Indication when a decision would
be rendered. but because Of the i'm
pOrtance OF the question. court Of
ficials said they would not be sur
prised TO see the cases decided on
December 6. when the court recon
Venes after a two weeks recess
IN resuming his argument today be-
fore the court, E1Ihu Root. appearing
for Jacob Rupert. New York brewer.
again attacked both acts as a viola
ton Of the federal constitution and
a usurpation Of power by congress.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-21
SAYS NOTED MIND READER
WILL PERFORM IN Ell PASO

Guy Price was smiling this morn
ing when he walked into The Herald
office. He explained that he had Sc
cured the services Of a widely known
exponent OF mind reading, Prof. De
Lasky, OF Cairo. Egypt
1Ir. Price told how he managed TO
get him 10 appear in FL Paso The
professor had just closed a 15-weeks
run in one Of the vaudeville houses
in Los Angeles and needed a rest
after the extreme mental strain that
he had been forced to undergo and
SO he discharged his assistants and
boarded a train for Hot Springs. Ark
". F. Price. brother to GUY Price.
wired to the committee that the pro-
lessor would be through FL Paso on
q certain train. so Guy Price and A
Better met him at the train and per
suaded him TO 90 10 Hot Springs. n.
II. for his rest And so he will be in
p PasO on the 28th and 29th OF No
vember and take part in the ". O. ".
MINISTRIES and vaudeville
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-21
ADJUSTMENTS

TNrauE THEArER.

J. Warren Kerrigan sets a new
time record for a marriage ceremony
in THE Joyous Liar" now at the
Unique. While the police, a rival
sutton, the girls father are hot on
his trail. the doughty hero steals the
Black Maria" escapes in Il. doubles
back to get the girl. and before he is
captured has the marriage ceremony
complete How he rushes around to
get the ring, the license, the certifl-
cate the witnesses and. most impor-
tant Of all. the parson, VIII give you
thrills galore when you see the popu-
lar star in his newest Robert Brunton
picture.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-21
Texas Cotton Gn1nings
To NoU. II, I,659,z25
Bales; arizona, 26,84S

Washington. D. C.. Nov. 21.-Cotton
ginned prior to November "a amounted
10 7.577.S26 bales Of lint, including
$3.50 round bales, 1867 bales Of
American Egyptian and 1926 bales OF
Sea Island. the census bureau an
nounred today.
Prior 10 November Il last year.
S.T06, 400 bales, including 127.034
round bales, 6873 bales Of American
Egyptian and 20.S64 bales OF Sea
Island were ginned
GinninEs this year include.
Arizona. 26.s48s California. 26.I52.
Texas. I659.725.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-21
1900 STUDENTS ARE PAID
$4,000 EDUCATIONAL BONuS

Madison. Wis. Nov. eleven hun
dred students today are SIS, 900 rich
er as a result Of the payment yester-
day Of their first educational bonus
Almost every check was for $50.
months pay in the army.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-21

St Paul. MINI, Nov. 21.-Delegs-
tions Of boxing writers and fight en-
thusiasts from many cities arrived in
St Paul this morning and paraded
through the business sections behind
a band. while middleweight champion
Mike O'Dowd and Mike Gibbons were
making final preparations for their
ten round bout tonight
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-21
FIRE DAMAGES BUILDINGS
IN SING SING PRISON YARD

Ossining. n. Y, Nov 21.-Fire. be-
ueved 70 be OF incandiary origin. Sc
riousiy damaged three buildings in
Sing Sing prison yard TO-DAY.
Nearly all the prisoners were In the
yard when the fire started. Heavy
guards were placed at the gates and
along the walls.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-21

Notice 81 as issued by the district
commander Friday that examination
Of candidates for appointment and
retention in the offices OF field
clerks would be held at headquarters
from November q to %.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-21
REESE SHOWS REMARKABLE
VITALITY; MAY RECOVER

The condition OF J. Walter Reese
city detective captain. who was in
jured in an automobile accident two
weeks ago. is Improved. according to
attendants AZ Hotel Dieu. Phvsicfa rs
are surprised at the unusual Vitality
OF Reese, who sustained a fractured
skull and Internal injuries when hts
automobile turned over They declare
he possibly viii recover. owing 10 his
wonderful vitality. His injuries were
az first considered fatal
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-21

Tortoise. pike and carp have been
Fonwu TO live $50 years, but they are
short lived in comparison 10 the
whale which IS believed to 1--we from
500 to 900 years.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-21

came here from Yuma. Ariz She asks
that be be tod % return to bis home
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-21
BANK CALLS ISSUED FOR
MONDAY, NOVEMBER II

Washington. d. C., Nov. 21.-Ths
controller Of the currency today issued
call for the condition OF all national
banks at the close Of business on
Monday, November Il.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-21
BARNEY sCHREIBER DIES.

Cincinnati. o.. Nov. 21.-Barney
Schrelber. we'll known turfmsn. died
suddenly here today OF apoplexy IN
his room at a local hotel.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-21
.Auus MoLo IIdllNLldF V
M sIs56 $11.95

an wool Khnguads maesinaEs for
men-eztra heavy quality splen-
did assortment Of solid and plaid
patterns Just the thing for the
outdoor man
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-21
single or double
breasted suits
s sssl56 $24.75

For men there are suits Of fine al
WOOL materials-such as eassimere-
some serges-made In single or
double breasted waist seam or beltsd
m0dels-also conservative STYLES.
The newest color tones.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-21

necessitates the wearing Of VAN
-OUercOdtS
s IsI55 $24.75
Clever belted models and similar
styles for younger men-as vel a.
tried-snd-true conservative styles
are here in fine, all wool heavy
coating fabrics for men from sixteen
to aixty-the eolorings are many
tailoring above repr0ach. See them
Saturday
-oVeTeoat special
. S5555 $18.75
Made Of fancy coating materials n
heavy weights-an shs seasons lat-
est models intending form fitting,
belted and conservative models
excellently tailorsd-half or fun
lined A big overcoat item teday at
the above price
-Klingmade macHnaws
$3.50 Sll.S0
an wool Khnguade maekinaEs for
men-extra heavy quality splen-
did assortment Of solid and plaid
patterns. Just the thing for the
outdoor man
single OF double
breasted suits
@ sssl55 $24.75
For men there are suits Of fine an
wool materials-such as cassimere-
some serges-mads In single OF
double breasted waist seam or beltsd
models-also conservative STYLES.
The newest color tones.
other things for men
-MOLESKIN work trousers-extra
heavy Weight-solid colors and
neat stripes-first-class workman
ship; worth $3.50; O. A.
sale price -----..-... QEsEO
-SWEATERS-extra heavy, al
wool-Ruff Neck collars-nary and
----~- wa IL
$780, sale price 800 POsVV
-SWEATERS-heavy cotton mixed
sweaters - large roll eoIlars -
pocksts-well made throurhouts
worth $780, 60 90
sac price .--.-..-..- w ~
UNION SUTTS-Chalmers knit
heavy weight - white and cen.
. si.'1 5ri ESQ., O.. $1.95
SKIRTS for E0rk-striped percals
or blue ehambrays O. m
extra special I'D 4 sUU
-SHIRTS-medium weight cottdn
flannel shirts-grsy and khaki
s sIs'I pr ;so'o D.. $1.79
-SHlRTS-nics quality psrcals-
pretty new stripes, an sizss-
s si.'4 Pri ss-'o D.. $1.95
The Globe
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-08-17

years have been especially good for
cattle raising.
Jamaica has excellent banking IA
cilities and American financial inter-
ests are now planning to establish a
branch bank there to develop trade
with the United States.
An increased demand for Jamaica
cigars has been experienced and two
large factories are at work, one OPP
Grated by an American corporation.
Figures for the total trade of GER
tain of the West Indies reveal the
commercial importance Of islands that
are sometimes not given their due
rank in the export policies and cam
paigns Of American business men.
The commerce of Trinidad and Tobago
in 1915 totaled $34.s01.so5, and Of ia
maica. $22,172.a4.
1t is evident that the West Indian
Islands constitute an export field Of
very genuine Importance to the peo-
pie Of the United States. and a field
that close study has shown to be sus-
ceptible Of great development. With
the expansion of domestic production
there will inevitably come an in
creased, diversified demand for i'm
ported goods. an awakening desire
for modern conveniences and luxuries.
a quickening of all the channels of
commercial life.
The unalterable elements of geo.
graphical location have made tho
Caribbean Islands q field in which
American business men are destined
to maintain commanding place az
suppliers of imported goods. To this
factor Of physical proximity may be
added considerations of friendship
understanding and mutual interest,"
THE commercial opportunity in these
islands is a notable one" says CARE
rard Harris, special agent Of the
United States bureau Of foreign and
domestic commerce, who has prepared
handbook for the government on
"The West Indies as an Export FIELDS
and he continues:
THE exporters of the United States
should continue to take advantage Of
their opportunity in this direction.
They should follow up with energy
and resolution the efforts that have
enabled them in the past to gain such
satisfactory percentage of the West
Indian import trade"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-08-17
Thrive, Too.

JOSEPH HERGESHEIMER was talk
' ing at the Authors Club in New
York about the copyright law. which
deprives a writer and his heirs of any
remuneration from his work ffty>
eight years after it's copyright.
I'VE authors" said Mr.. Hergeshei<
mer, have little to fear from the boil.
sheviks. Our work has always been
treated as under bolshevik regime.
But. then, literary artists" added
the talented writer, whimsically.
have the consolation that their work
lives after them. Look at Rubens! He
painted a thousand pictures yet there
are something like four thcu .a"d in
existence today
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-08-17

less service, and for the most part
regular steamship service. They have
mineral waters and medicinal baths.
These hot springs have been much WIS.,
tied and enjoy a wide reputation for
curative qualities.
In the Antilles generally most of
tho fruits that grow in Adams para
disc are to be found-oranges and
plantains, breadfruit, cocoanuts,
bananas and pineapples being among
the more common.
Since the days when Columbus
found the natives simple and gentle
the people of these islands through
the centuries have preserved such
traits. West Indian civilization is
old fashioned and has none of the
pushing ways of younger and more
thriving communities. The people,
though deficient in energy when
measured by our standards. are uni
formly courteous and of imperturbable
good humor and good spirits.
Way back in 1887. when interna-
tional politics considered the future
allegiance Of these islands and the
probability that in working out their
own destiny they would eventually
become part of the United States. the
noted historian. James Anthony
Freud. made a trip to study for him
self these British colonies. and his
opinion then expressed has a very
present-tense sound. for he said:
1.-The West Indies have been preci-
Gus jewels, which hundreds of thou
sands of English lives have been sac
rificed to tear from France and Spain.
The Caribbean sea was the cradle of
the naval empire of Great Britain.
There Drake and Hawkins intercept
ed the golden stream that flowed from
Panama into the exchequer of Madrid
and furnished Philip with the means
to carry on his var with the refor-
nation.
"Adventurers, buccaneers, corsairs
privateers-call them by what name
you withstand as extraordinary but
characteristic figures on the stage of
history, disowned or acknowledged by
convenience. The outlawed private
of one year was promoted the next
to be governor and his country's
representative. In those waters the
men were formed and trained who
drove the armada through the chan
neis into wreck and ruin. In those
waters, in the centuries which fol-
lowed, France and England fought
for the OCEAN empire, and England
won it--won it on the day when her
own politicians hearts had failed
them and all the powers Of the world
had combined to humiliatc her--and
Rodney shattered the French fleet
saved Gibraltar and avenged York
town.
"If ever the naval exploits Of this
country Great Brittany are done into
an epic poem-and since the Illiad
there has been no subject better fit
ted for such treatment or better de-
serving 1.-THE West Indies will be
the scenes of the most brilliant cantos.
For, England to allow them to drift
away from her because they have no
Immediate marketable value would