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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-27
AN ALL-STAR CAST
SUPPORTS BENNETT
In "For The Defense at Court Tuesday
Night.

John D. Williams will present For
Tho Defense" first announced as Con-
science" Il drama BY Elmer r. Rice.
with Richard Bennett as tho star OF the
company. When ION Trial was pro-
duccd, Mr.. Rice revealed himself as an
expert in the drama Of thrills. His know
ledge Of the value Of situations. the
building Of the dialogue and the steady
upbuilding Of interest in the characters,
as we'll "a the play, were all Of quality
quite unusual ina new author. For inns
reason his second play which Mr.. VII
liams now brings to production. Will be
awaited with keen interest. Local play
gocrs arc to have tho privilege Of seeing
this piece prior 10 its metropolitan pre-
micr.
As with ION Trinl," the new play has
to do with the ways Of the law. and the
processes BY which justice is dolcd out.
as we'll IA the methods by which the
evidence Is buldcd for the final adjudi-
cation Of tho case. The clash in For
The Defense" is brought about through
a case against certain girl, which ~
buildcd on circumStantial evidence. 1t
reveals in detail how such evidence may
make truth take the appearance Of un-
truth. ard innocence OF guilt. To the
most casual spectator the facts present
cd reveal only tho fact that this girl Is
guilty The Prosecutor. played by MT.
Bennett, Is in love with the girl and Is
almost convinced by the evidence pre-
scented. that she has done the crime. The
solution of this problem ia reached
through 4 steady and progressive series
Of situations each one building consist
emily on the other and Mt the same time
never revealing the final outcome Of the
story. Mr.. Rice in this work once more
reveals his mastery Of the details Of play
making.
Mr.. Williams is mounting the play
with that same care which marked his
other productions. The excellent COM
pany selected TO support Mr.. Bennett in
cludes Adrienne Morrison, John Sain-
polls, Winnifrcd Kcnnihan. William
Crmmins. Angela Ogden. Louise Sgd
meth. ST. Claire Halcs. Frederick Going.
Charles Coghlan. Mildred Warren. Geor-
gcttc Passcdoit. Louise Closer Hale and
George Riddell
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-27
RRCTOR OF ST. MATHEWS
CHURCH REVIEWS DETROIT
ACCOMPLISHMENT.
Tel1s Congregation Division Was
Never Threa+ened.

The Rev DR.. r. T.. l.. Strider deliver
ed a highly interesting and instructive
sermon at last evenings service at ST.
Matthews Protestant Episcopal church.
DR.. Stridcr had just returned from De-
troi,. Mich. where nc attended tho tri-
ennial convention held by the Protest
ant Episcopal church. His sermon last
night partooll largely OF the nature OF
q description ~ the work Of the con-
IGNITION.
DR. Strider referred particularly to
Sne published reports. threats OF a seri-
GUS split or division OF the Protestant
Episcopal church. which attracted wide
spread attention all over the country.
The press reports. ne pointed out at
tributed the threatened division to the
Virginia delegation. On the contrary.
Dr. Str,der stated. the Virginia dele
gates themselves called attention to the
reports on the convention floor. and
made a general denial OF the threat
Never at any time during the conven-
ton. DR.. Strider declared. was there
anything 10 indicate that there would
be a division Of the church: but on tho
other hand. not in many years has such
unan:mity and harmony prevailed in a
church conventionA
Prayer Book Revision
Touching upon the revision OF the
prayer book. which press reports indi-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-27
FEDERAL COURT TO
RECONYENE TODAY

Although there are no cases dorkcted
for trial at tho federal court to-day
Judge Dayton will open court this morn
ing at the regular time. The criminal
docket was completed last week. leaving
only civil cases tn come before the court
for the rest Of the session. While no
cases are set for hearing to-day. II Is
very likely that some will be called. as
the jurors are asked to be IN their
places when court CnnVenns
TIL" greater number OF the officials
for this term Of court spent the week
end az their homes.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-27
! THE THEATRES !
SOH FRENCHY" IS
.. TODAY'S BURLESK

The Court theatre will offer superior
attraction to its patrons today when r.
Thomas Bcatty's renowned ON!
Ercnchy" will be- the visiting orGaniza-
ton. The production will be found to
abound in every comedy essential and TO
be a beauty show IN every detail. The
cast is one Of stellar proportions. Al
Mlrtin and Jules Jacobs I'LL the comedy
roles to satisfaction. The cast also in
cludes, Walter Austin, Hazel Ford. Lot
tic Lee. Martha White and Al GABRIELLE.
Mr.. Beatty is himself responsible for the
book and the production. 1t is called a
Day in A Moving Picture Studio. ana
the plot Is most ingenious and anus
ing one.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-27

teachings Of eJsus Christ. The second.
that men must come to realize that po-
sitions Of power. wealth and influence
are given them only as stewards to be
used for good.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-27

education will continue through the
month Of November. and on the first
Sunday in December a great nation
wide every member canvass will be
made for funds to carry out the pro-
gram Of the church during the next
three years.
Already a very accurate and thor
ough survey OF the church's needs and
ambitions has been pre- pared and it has
been estimated on the basis Of this sur
vey that the church will need for the
next three years 10 carry on it's work
approximately S65, O0o.0 900. This amount
will be raised on the first Sunday in
December"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-27
JOINT MEETING OF
MUNICIPAL BODIES
McMechen- Benwood Bridge to Be Dis
49,. cnssed Tuesday Night. ......

A joint meeting Of the McMechen and
Bcnwood city councils will be held Tues
day evening In the Bcnwood council
chamber. At thi slime the members of
the two municipalities hope to come to
some understanding with reference to
the Marshall street briwge over McMech-
ems run.
The nun. which the bridge spans, is
the dividing line between the two towns,
and the bridge Is maintained jointly by
the two corporations. Two projects are
under construction. One is to build q
new structure entirely. The other Is TO
repair the old bridge.
There are many people who prefer the
new bridge. because Of the fact that the
present one is very narrow. Wagons or
automobiles have only barely room
enough if street car happens 10 be on
the structure at the same time.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-27
"THE OLD HOMESTEAD"

Like the breath Of real country air
laden with the odor Of new mown hay
and suggesting blue skies and open
stretches Of country. THE Old Home
stead" coming to the Court Friday and
Saturday. October 81 and Nov. !.
Sunshine and shadow. laughter and
tears humor and rathos--these are the
inevitable associates Of "Thn Old Home
stead" 1t makes direct and immediate
appeal to the human heart for 1t preach
cs sermon NJ faith. hope and charity.
The original company under the person.
nj direction OF Augustus Pitou. Inc. will
b" seen here with William Lawrence as
Uncle Josh" Seats Wednesday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-27
RIVER NEWS

Stage, 8 feet.
No boats left yesterday.
The Liberty leaves at noon today fol
GAINESVILLE.
The Helen F.. arrives tonight and
leaves for New Matamoras at 1880 to-
morrow. .aT7
The General Crowder leaves for Pitts
burgh today.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-27
Three Accomplishments.


THE aim Of the convention" said DR..
Strider. seems to have been TO bring
the Protestant Episcopal church into
line with the great religious forces Of
this day to help make the new world n
better place.
I'm generally reviewing the procedure
OF the convention 1 believe ! can say
there were three pieces OF work in par
ticular accomplished that are epoch
making in their importance.
1.-THE first Of these promotes church
unity. Under the workings OF this plan
the Protestant Episcopal and Congre-
gatlonal churches are brought very
close together. Congregational minis
tiers will receive ordination from Epis-
copal bishops. after which minist or
50 ordained can serve in either church.
This is the initial definite and practical
step looking toward organic unity that
has been taken.
Tho second great accomplishment
was the national organization OF the
Episcopal church. which will make II
stronger and more efficient.
Under the new arrangements all old
boards are consolidated into one. Mem
bership on this board consists Of
bishops, clersymen and laymen from
every section OF the church, elected by
the general convention and by the Sy
mods Of the eight provinces of the
church. This board will have charge or
the executive work Of thc church in all
its phases. The presiding officer Of this
board will he called the presiding bishop
and will be elected for torn Of six
years.
The launching OF great nation
wide campaign in the church was the
third paramount achievement Of the
convention. The purpose Of this cam
paign In to enlist every member and ad-
hrrcnt in active church work, inform
tho mind and awaken the conscience.
"This campaign Of inspiration and
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-27

Chica.o IL.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-27
ADAM.

Lloraba Adam con tai desconsue-
10 la muertc dc Abel, que el Senor,
compadecidc. lie diio:
Consulate. Adam. pues secas "a
estirpc de numerosisimas generacio-
mes: van a descorrer la cortina que
z tus oios humanos abre ei porvenir.
V a m~ostrartelo cual sera andando Ell
tempo.
Entorces. des~aparecicndo 81 tempo
Y las distancias, Adam, asombrado,
percibi6 el orbe pohlado de dlversos
pueblos y naciones. Mucho tempo las
estuvo obServando, V despues. vol
viendose con aGmento de desconsuelo
Il Senior. lie dip:
-iSenor. Senior. dejadn>e llorsr d
Abel, Todos son h;:os de Cain.
Y era que d todas las n%aciones les
habia risUo en- guerra unas con otras'
F. CABALLERO.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-27

to. poroue Saben que manos eXtranas
me codician; y quiero seguir a tu
lado para siempre.
Guam grato y consolador resulta
este .iusto, noble, persistente y fuer-
te anhelo de ~conservar sIenlpre indl-
vidido eli te%rritorio de nuestro Mexi-
co, hoy que algunos en- nuestra patria
han caiGo en- negros escepticismos o
en- cobardes Y anticipates renuncia-
mientos.
LReis lie este, compatriotaS que ES-
TAIS CURTIDOS EN- ESTAS CO.
SAS. o que os resguardais dentro de
vuestros ~caparazones de egoismo; vo-
sotros que habeis puesto de moda en-
estos ultimos amos el denigrar a ucs-
ira raza; reis de este, dicienGo que
los pueblos no Sc rigen por clamores
sentimientos, sino q Sc gobiernan por
ell mandate seco e ineludible de los n
terescs? rs verdad; mucho tiene es-
to de verdad; pero tambien es verGad
Y de sobra conocida, que Ell alma de
les pueblos es ell mas mportante fac
tor de Ia Historic. lei alma! ~
como eypresa ei alma sus sentinientos
81 no es por medic del lenguaje, ha-
blado o escrito?.. .Por ESQ afirma-
mos-contra la desesperanza que tras
piran las afirmaciones del d~istingui-
do historiador, senior Salado ALVAREZ.
que los c~alifornianos nan hecho oien
en- hablar, Y que han hablado bien.
Que logren su objeto estas protestas.
Va 10 veremos en- proximo articulo.
Perc, por hoy, r~econozcase que. con-
ira la affirmation del senior SaiaGo Al
varez, de que tales pro.estas NADIA
PRUEBAN. 81 prueban. Y prueoan al
go grande Y sagrado: cue en- Baia
California a~lienta. como na alentado
siempre. indomenabie V enthusiastic. 81
sentimiento de la patria v de Ia "a
"a.
Caiexico. Cal, abril de 1919.
r. Felasco CEBAELOS.
(Continuara)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-27
NINO NO
juega nj Sonrie 81 Sc
e~nCuentra CONS
tipado.
iMadres! Fijense 81 tiene al
lengua sucia, Ia respira=
ci6n agitada 0 hay aci'
deceS estomacaleS.

FL LaXcariu no dana SUI dellcado
estomaeo. nj ri higado nj los mites
tinOs.
In laxative administrator hoy.
evita maHana la ~enferntedad del
nino. Los ninoS por 81 mlS1noS no
tomarin niugunaS prccaucioneS pa
Ia Aimpiar $uS %intcStiuoS que Sc
encucntren consestionados con los
maloS rcSidu0S de los ailmenlos, Y
Dor 10 tarlo. el higado f~uncionara
torpemcnic Y el estomago Sc ga
silica.
;MadreS. ~fijenSc Ell la lengua dc
81 uiHo. ii la tienc Sucia- . eSta
decaido. caprichoSo, febricitante,
| con- mala respiration q fatigado;
sin appetite. resfriado. con doien'
ciaS lie la carganta o cuaiquler O
ira cnfcrmcdad propia dc los nlnos
,!chc darfc Embellishments al%nnas
| pas1illuS dc LaXcarin. No tcma
NADIA. pue> Il cfcctoS n" cauSaI
malcStar al"unu. ' al cab0 de po
cas- horaS la constipation. bills en-
ycnenada Y los a%iimcntoS fcrmen
,adoS. Seran cXpulSadoS dc los IN
IcStinoS. V Su mino cStara va bier
Y yulvera a jugar como anteS. Tn;
"limpieZa interior es en- Ia mayo
ri. de las VeccS 10 que 81 hacc ne
ccSario. Este dcberia ser cl pr
ncr rratamicnto que Sc SumIuistra
IA en- cualOuicr enicrmedad.
Tcnga cuidado de no uSar pur
-an1eS turrteS tales como accitcS
;ara!c> ' sales. No aCeptc Sus
Iiiluto<. pucS pcrjudicara a Su nino
l.aNcarin eS IN cXcclcntc rcmcdi'
para La madrr misma Y para 10;
GrplaS mienbroS dc Ia familla
Nunca faila en- SuS efectOS. ' obr;
cor Ia precision dc I'M rclox. +;
inSupcrahlr para comhatlr los ca
>n< de construction. dolO
res lie cahcza. fiehreS y rcSfrloS
erupcinnc> ,c la picl ' toda> aQuc
Has intermediates Que tlcncn 81
oriecn en- la constipation. -Ayud;
q la digestion. cviIa la fcrmcnta
I cion. nertraliza la acidcz de los Il
limcntoS. dcSticrra los gases del
eStomago ' avuda al bucn funcio
namicnto lcl mismo.
| Is mcior, dada Ia gran demanda
0uc 50 o hacc. que nos "rdcnc III,
mcdiaramcntc un tratamicnt0 com
pleto IL conSla dc & cajas. cuyC
valor eS dc cinco dollars. Is Sir
-cncrn Dc .dudaS. un million de We
cc< mas ~valioSo para ci pacIcnt'
Ogc 10 use. Una GAIA cucSta III
dollar. 50 cnviara al rccibo dc ST
vaIor on giro postal o elective poI
l.axcarin Products Co. Dept. SP-i
Pittsburgh. Pc. adv
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-27
IA ACT|TUD De Los BNACAUFORNANOS
ANTE f PELGRO De PEROER
SU PATR|A CH|CA
La desesperanza del senior Salado Alvarez.-Dice que las
deciaraciones de los caiifornianos, contra los proyec-
tos de anexion de La Baja California, NADIA prueban

III ur de ess @re de ariuhs que comcnumos hoy a dara nusus lcrores. nos
lido IA nubfescon de a, pubhei6nq que heenos con guSo. rrs cnsna convenen-
- tn discussion sore punto tan inpouante como e. dc la segu7dad de "a Baa ali
fopa noc56n de nueSro terrn1oa menazsdoh haze mucho pora ambefone xpanronkSs
10 uos cusnts naenats que parccn ir my a la zagad dc las moderas teoTms, s"e
81 raen . las nacNnaidaIe&
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-27

FL amor tie1e los encantos dc una
sirena Y los arrebatos dc una furia.-
Bacon.
No Divides. amantes, que la bon
dad produce ingratos; la dulzura. IT,
ramos; la buena fe, perfidos.-Brcton
de los Herreros.
FL amor es invisible, V EXTRA Y sa-
lie por doquier. sin que nadie lie pida
cuenta de sus hcchos.-Cervantes.
Tomad de amor 10 que cl hombre
sobrio toma de vino; no os embria-
gueis. A. dc Musset.
La muier de quien Sc huge es con
la que Sc tropiezs.-Lopez de Ayala.
Ell amor cs in sentimiento ciego
cue no suponc merito en- su oGjeto.
-Duclos.
En- amistad, como EN- amor, somos
por 10 regular mas dichosos por 10
cue ignoramos que por 10 que sabe-
49,.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-27

:. Las peiculaS que mandamos ceocn dns PIES &c largo.
cno, -a,cE agraLabirs en- union &C sas amistades. Miles De
irnGzn. - IN gran entrstsnirienc tanto en- iTs'Srno CO.
~ .. IS Salorrs &C rinemat6grafc. 81 pGede dIvertiTsc - su
.oda So taujFs? Cada nacuinn Eeya instrGceiontS coTnp.e-
DE PEECIO. Veinte amos de eSperre1cia en- .! ne
&, "a bondad Gs Il oErrca Gc h4scmos- :Po: Que paEaf les
: -asa.- Divfdlu0s russrras ..iiidaj@S con los ccnP-adores.
re--9:oS con es.a r.aq.ina. OEERTA ESPECIAL: ManGc
rion Q lnreGiatamenic lc snviarenoS el apa-sto. 81 I'd. 10
V - n mandarnos (. O. D. ABSoLUTAaESTE GRATIS.
ara pase= veadas dc entertainments ' algeria. Pueden ser
yistSS.
md CO. Dep &C.. Chi.a.o. IL.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-27

U~- I'd. - 81 cast nue.
ira PRECIOSA NAGJl-
Ma CINENkTOGGAFICA.
Contenplc las cmociOCaU-
1ss y p-iRcjpai.s iascs DC
lzs SrscuGs haLaiEas Cn e
Frapcia c Italia. Europa. a.
Charlie Ch2ph7 en- is - ga
tirnxs Y g~-acic-as prcduc- fS;
Clones. Este agGgsto O. 60 -
u~cjarsc = aCs g.E valer s
mites DE- pesos. Ia De
hcuLas Standard. % n,suo -
Cue las demaS cue 81 gIhIbsn e.
en- los Sa!oTes c. c~InsCato- y
Erato. 81 mznvjo 6 c&1 I
fac,I Que "a ?usdcn CTrras
psrsonas E-audcS y ui-Cs-
ficEc generator DC Ea~. Ge
man--7 que no u=se5!sl
~lac-riciiai. NRsr..,s. -
COMPLEMENT SEGURA.
Con este apa-Ato raSzra nuch'
eiierteS gatisfccaoS Ia reco-ipn
mo - y--sGo. @FC- cue IA l.
propsa casa. accompanies de 20
tas de ct-a usa-ir. GRAN RE-
cocio e p-ueoGl sGs5ricnJe &c
altos r--ccios que p1GcR 0:=aS
Tans3ier Sc pueGcn sNaibIr re
sS.a5 con Su aOmhrc : tI~Ncc'i
dsSes, cnvic Sola-crts Sl-l0 Y
muehaS yjStaS. SUi.cicu:eS para
e1hibid2S en- POGO tempo $50 :
FISELEIGH =
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-27

La mujer de quien Sc huge es con
la que Sc tropieza.-Lopez de Ayala.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-03

Sealed proposals for constructing
the Oracle-Apache, Section 4. Project
located entirely within the Coronado
National Forest. Pima County. Ari-
IONA, viii be received by the Bureau
OF Public Roads, o. S. Department a.
Agriculture, Luna-Striczler Bldg Al
buCuerque, New Mexico until two
o'clock. October 20, 1913, and VIII then
be opened. The right il reserved 20
reject any and all bids. and none VIII
be considered except those from con-
tractors ascertained 10 be experienced
and responsible The project Is APP
DroNiuately miles in length, and
the principal items OF work are ap-
proximately as follows; 1919 cubic
yards rock excavation, 63f9 cubic
yards common excavation, z0-5I NJ B,
H. bridge trestling in place. with cor
ruglted metal pipe crlverts, concrete,
rubhle masonry. and incidental items.
The work Is 10 be completed within
ninety (90) weather working days.
The maps, plans, specifications,
estimate OF Quantities, and contract
forms may be examined at above
address. or sol Custom House. Denver,
Colorado. Proposals must be made on
forms, and in accordance with in
atructions, forming part OF the speci-
lcations, and must be accompanied
by q deposit IN an amount al least
equal 10 five per centum OF the
amount OF the bid. in accordance with
said Instructions
J. 6. Bright.
District Engineer.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-03
SAYS HIS INDICTMENT
RESULT OF PERSECUTION

Discussing his arrest ca a grand
jury Indictment charging him with
robbery by assault, r. McManus said
today.
I have not robbed anyone; have
not used e gun on anyone; 1 have not
assaulted or attacked any. persons in
short 7 have not committed any crime
whatsoever what IL then back OF
this Indictment for which I was ar
resreds Persecution simply persc-
cution. The sane maleVolent and IN
sidious forces that caused my arrest
in Chihuahua City in December, 1917,
my political creeds, are the ones that
are now back OF this intrigue against
my good name and reputation A
mans good name IS as valuable 20 him
as purity and honor are 20 woman
but there are people who would de-
stroy either without the slightest
conpunction-
eThe persecution Of Mexican refu-
gees fn this couutry, Cuba and Qua
remala is now reaching the limit The
more educated. Intelligent and re-
spectacle the person Is. the more Is
he liable 70 this uuceasing and ran
corous persecution.
y want 70 make it clearly under
stood that ] do not in any way wish
to Imply that these prosecutions are
done By Americans; no indeed.
strange and exotic forces are back Of
it, During my eo1ourn Of five years
IN Fl Paso. ] have received all kinds
OF consideration from the authorities
especially during the Administered
o. eZmavor Tom Lea, and was treated,
] NAV also say, with kindness. friend
illness and good VIII by all those pri-
vate citizens with whom I have come
in contact.
The authorities have acted against
me now surely. but these same au-
thorities viii realize very soon. II
they have not realized so already. that
a grave mistake has been made in my
case end VIII also soon reetify it, I am
confident Did ] not think 50, if
would be because ] had lost faith IN
the American spirit OF fairness and
justice. and have had 60 far no rea-
sou 10 lose IT.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-03
New System Of
Fat Reduction

Heres q new way Tor all rat people
70 laugh together az that old buEahoo
Obesity The saying that there is
uorhing new under the SUM- does not
now apply TO fat people any more-
Here IS something new for them-a
new Eensatlon. new pleasure, new
and graceful figure, easily found by
anyone who iF passing beyond The
limits OF slimnHss- Everyone has
heard OF tie Mlrmola Rrescri ptons
that harmless combination OF fat-
defTing elements discovered by one q
our foremost physicians. Now, from
The same high authority. there comes
another idea--hc idea IL cundeusing
these same pure naTmlesz ingredients
into a plea SAINT utle tablet Taken
AFTER eating and at bedtime they
help the stomach TO dispose OF all tie
fatty foods, converting them into e57i-
pact. solid flesh- muscle and energy.
without dieting OF exercise. llaruoia
Prescription Tablets regulate the en-
tire srstem--do for you what bodily
exertion and self-deuial can not 90,
and the faL once routed, iE gone Tor
good You can prove al this az
rrifllnE cost lIarmola Prescription
Tablets are sold by ali druggists or
sent post paid hy the Aarmola. Co.
S6i Woodward Ave, Detroit Aich- A
large casc-suflcieut 10 bring lasting
resuIts-is but fl-AGT.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-03
DEFER TARIFF Law ACTION
TILL TREATY DISPOSED OF

Washington. D c.. Oct s.-Consid-
GRAFTON Of all bills dealing with le-
vision OF internal revenue or tariff
laws viii be deferred until after the
senate disDoses OF the peace treaty.
under a decision Of the senate finance
committee
Among the bills are house meas
ures proposing 10 raise tariffs on dye
stuffs. tungsten and other metals
Changes ia the internal fevenue laws
which viii nov 90 over Indefinitely
provide for repeal Of the luxury
war tax on soft drinks and for reduc-
ton Of those on loganberry and other
fruit juices.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-03
On Thoughts Haze
POwerful Effect On
Others. Saus Mnnson

-As a Mar Thiuketh" vas the title
Of stsreoDhcon lecture given last
night AZ the court house in the dis
trict court rom on the third floor.
by Eugene ". Munson. q Los An
goles. He threw on the screen many
pictures in color that he said we're
reproductions % thought forms as
they have actually been seen. and
gave a scientific Interpretation Of the
laws and forces that entered into
their construction,
THE color Of the form IS due 20 the
rate OF the vibration" he explained.
-and that rate OF vibration is IN turn
due 20 the nature Of the thought that
created the form. The rates OF vibra-
ton OF light cause the different colors
here. so also in the higher worlds
The science OF telepathy, rractcisd
consciously By many. Is possible only
BY the use o. these thought forms.