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Evening star., 1919-04-05
NEW YORK RANK STATEMENT.

NEW YORK. April s.-The actual
condition of clearing house banks and
trust companies for the week shows
that they hold S50.s62.51o reserve in
excess of legal requirements. This il
an increase o. tz1,6%6.03o from last
Reek.
The daily morning oasis., 1919-09-07
EDITORIALS.
GAS A MAN THINKETH"

GAS man thinketh SO he is" said st. Paul. Not
only the assertion true with regard to men, but it is
true with regard to and nations And there is no
stronger type of the truth of the assertion than the
tion and of which Paul was scion: the Hebrews.
Through four thousand years the Hebrew people
have believed themselves the "chosen people of God"
And where is there nation that has shown
remarkable virity and innate power? Led into captivity
time and again, finally scattered abroad tn ghos the
world maintaining yet cohesion and indivic $ a
and nation that is unmistakeabe and cam de
nied they still exist people when all the nations nat
contemporaneous with their beginning, the prom
se by Yahwe (God) to Abram the plain of Canaan,
that he should be the progenitor of great nation have
faded and become hardly than myths. Babylona
and the Chaldees with all those other natls that
mentioned in the Biblical account, have disappeared from
the face of Earth long centuries ago. yet the Children OF
Abraham although scattered all the word, persist
Identical and identified CT renal able rce and
virility Owing and giving allegiance to e. all the
nations of Earth, wherever may be their 10 they
lave enriched the experiences ard history of Of
then and the of Abraham, of Isaac md have
garnshed the history of all nat ons, and g. service
the advancement of art science, literature, overn-
nent, finance and commerce Persecution IS served
My to strengthen them and then -o- ger and
,ore virile people; ka9 'ospe y diminished
cir ability and power. t'@
In music they have given the Id Mend ahson and
ong line of eminent composers cans in state
raft and law judah P. Beniarcin ana Ben amin DIS
ae with long list of other2 might De recalled,
ut not in a short article like this L 9 Hene and
1ores of others whose poems and Vritmg~ immortal;
science Haeckel ard bright galaxy Of slverS after
cts; in finance the Ronchilds and in time
nd our own land Baruch, Kuhn Leob and lost Of men
whom money is but their STOCK in trade, MI
re but as paythings.
In such dissertations in the columns OF daily news
paper there is but space time to do than take
swift glance at the high lights, shown in the foregoing
paragraphs but in doing that have served to illustrate
and make clear that with a a nation with a
man: GAS man thinketh, so he is"
The daily morning oasis., 1919-09-07
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'The last bill that ever gets paid is the tailor's."
This used to be familiar proverb; but it is less fa
mliar For thing, cash taors rather
these days. You get your suit if you pay for it
But in many lines of business is usual to complain
that collection in that line slower than in any other
Every who has collections to make thinks that he is
the hardest hit. 9kf "@'
The editor Of the "Oasis" does not make that COM
plaint here probably people in Nogaes who have
difficulty in collecting than the management OF this
righteous periodical But have some very slow
counts among subscribers We don't say that they
the slowest in Nogales but they very slow &c.
there others in Nogales that have the Difficult
ty, trust that shall not be universally misunder
stood in attitude It is not reproach it is request
for consideration
The newspaper is not parasite. It is part of the
daily life of community and deserves the support
other local industries The editor performs at
least tries his utmost to perform certain public service,
and asks the public to aid him in performing it
efficiently. The less attention he needs to give to his
bookkeeping the attention he devote to the eff
ficient performance of the service he tries to render
The daily morning oasis., 1919-09-07
THE BOARDERS
"What no." exclaim the boarder'

"What no." exclaim the boarders, "bring nth the
easley lot of profiteers and hearders and II all De
hot" The boarders grub is scanty, it's punk
indeed in hosiery or shanty, wherever the feed.
heir eyes become river when they look arc ana see
sickly slice of liver, string bean allo pa Inc
,arders cheeks are salow, their eyes are fu OF woe
heir wastlines show taov hey totter as they 60.
heir lean ribs cank together and r. as they reel they
onder wonder whether, they'll eve' have meal.
Bring forth exclam the boardes, mt up WITH stomach
cae the profiteers and hoarders burn then' at tne
take" The landlord says he's giving the utmost Tor the
ash and boarders still are livr on ali ard onion hash
vain the borders forage for foC der tey can eat ana
here are tons storage of eggs and pies and meat Inc
atoms bins are bursting with everything we need and
most disgusting that for grub must plead ana pay
nhoy prices for everything they get Oh Let US IN three
rices make some blamed ummix sweat. "Pfoduce, ex-
lain the boarders bowed down by pain and TOLL the
nrofiteers and hoarders, and let them boil in OIL
Copyright by George Matthew Adams
The daily morning oasis., 1919-09-07
WEST WANTS PROOF

The Public Lands Committee of the Senate has acted
favorably the bill for the leasing of government
owned oil lands by unanimous vote. Included in the
bill provisions which. when it becomes law. will per-
nit the of lawful claims to oil lands in the naval
reserves to proceed with their development.
A ten year fight for square deal and the right to
produce oil, is represented in this measure.
When seemed assured on previous occasions
the vote getting cry of Conservation used to delay
matters go ~-'
Development of oil fields in western states has been
deliberately held up for ten years by poit
playing politics with the resources OF these states
Only the passage of the leasing bill will prove to the
west that it is not still being used political football
The daily morning oasis., 1919-09-07
THE LIFE SAVER

It is interesting to note that In these days Of high
cost of living sugar is the list Of commodities which
have advanced least only about Is cent since begnn
ing of 1918 In that same time other principal farm
products have gone up from 20 to 100 per cent
Western beet sugar manufacturers were leaders in
the movement in conjunction with Food Administration
to limit the price and their action saved the u S.
consumers millions of dollars during the period
Also the beet sugar industry Of the west largely
sponsibe for averng actual sugar famine in this
tion during the esA TR
With the world consumption Of sugar per CAPITA
increasing rapidly, it is national necessity that the
western beet sugar industry be encouraged in every way
possible. t @s@3
The daily morning oasis., 1919-09-07
FOOD SALE

By the Congregational ladies
will be held at Hugo Miller's
Assay Office on Grand Avenue,
Saturday P. M. Beginning at /
o'clock. 9:4-3t
The daily morning oasis., 1919-09-07
EDITORIAL NOTES

One of the remarkable features of the American mind
is that who could not and would not see through
period Of forty years what Germany preparing to do
for conquest of the world view with alarm what they
say beaten humiliated and impoverished Germany will
do now commercially and industrialy.
TO EXCHANGE: perfectly good pair of used ssOes
for an automobile. Machine must be late model and in
Al condition. * 'h s@>t ~
The most successful statesmen were those who
suited the genius of the people ~.
Extreme remedies never the first to be resorted
to-
Mischief that justly is Of your seeking.
Religion is the best armor, but the worst cloak.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-03
Roosevelt Memorial
Committee Is Formed

New York. Feb. 3-The personnel
Of the Roosevelt permanent memorial
national committee. creation OF which
was authorized by the Republican ma
tional committee at Chicago last
month, was announced last night by
VIII H Hays
The committee, which Is nonpar-
tisan, will receive contributions and
suggestions for a suitable memorial
to Col. Roosevelt and eventually viii
erect the memorial.
On the committee. which IS headed
by William Boyce Thompson, director.
Of the New York federal reserve bank,
are members representative Of the
many activities in American life
which were touched by Col Roosevelt
during his career.
william H Taft. Col. Roosevelt's
successor in the white house. and
Charles E. Hughes are honor
airy chairmen OF the committee
Vice chairmen are senator Lodge, Of
Massa chusetts; senator Johnson. OF
California; John Mitchell. OF New
York; A T. Hert, Of Kentucky. and
John T. King, Of Connecticut Albert
H. Higgin, Of New York. is treasurer.
Other members include governor
Thomas C. Campbell. Of Arizona. and
national committeeman H F. Nc
GregOr, OF Texas.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-03

CAPT. AND MRS. B. F. STEVENS
\, are home for a few days. Capt
Stevens being on leave from his sta
ton at Camp Devins. Mass. where he
is stationed with the medical corps
En- route to FL Paso, Capt. and Mrs
Stevens were the guests in Kansas
City Of Capt stevens's mother. Mrs.
J. B. Stevens and sister. Mrs E. c.
Frayzer. Capt Stevens's father who
has been at the Stevens home here
during his sons absence. will leave
on Wednesday for Camp Travis where
he will take a course in overseas work
at the base hospital Mrs. Stevens will
remain IN Fl Paso and is at the
Stevens home. 1903 Mesa avenue. Capt
Stevens is expecting to receive his
discharge in March and will return
here
Donald Hogarth has returned from
France and is now in Camp Travis
awaiting his discharge from the serv-
ice. Donald was with the FL Paso
unit commanded by Capt. r F..
Burgess. He was wounded seriously,
but has recovered enough to be able
to walk around. He will return to FL
Paso for a few weeks visit and then
will Join his parents in Jew York
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-03
PROBE OF CHINESE MURDER
MYSTERY LEADS TO NEW YORK

Washington, d. C.. Feb. 3.-Investi-
gators Of the mysterious murder here
last week OF DIT. T. T. Wong. head OF
the Chinese educational mission. and
two OF his assistants led Washington
detectives back 10 New York Sunday.
but the purpose OF their second visit
there was not disclosed No arrests
in connection with the murders have
yet been made.
Police officials continued silent as
to what Information, II any. they had
obtained from T. T. Wan. a New York
university student, who was brought
here Saturday night from New York.
Wan visited DR.. Wong here recently
and voluntarily accompanied the Off
GERS TO Washington to assist in clear
ing up the mystery.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-03
Are You Suffering
With a Hacking Cough?
Cold In The System Must Be
Eliminated.

Thousands OF people who feel that
they have no real cold. but who are
continually experiencing a Hacking
Cough believe that cough drops and
sprays VIII cure them. No greater
mistake can be made The cough
only grows worse instead OF getting
better. for the sprays and cough drops
only relieve temporarily. and the cold
must be gotten out Of the system
before any permanent relief can be
had
Cure your cold by opening the
bowels and eliminating the mucous
and phlegm by the right method
Lamarine Waters. The Ideal Laxa-
tive" act quickly and with a pecu-
liar toning influence without the
slightest gripping OF sickening. and
you are not weakened as IS the case
after taking most laxatives-
As the very important thing is for
you 10 eliminate cold and get at the
seat OF your cough. and as il is es-
sential that you do not weaken your
self. two Lamarine Waters each night
for three nights are Just what you
need. Lamarine Waters are eaten ike
candy rather than taken ike pills or
nauseating tablets. and after giving
them a trial you viii never again
purge and sicken yourself with drastic
harmful drugs
Ask your druggist for a bottle OF
Lamarine Waters today Remember,
there is nothing else like them Do
not accept anything else They are
guaranteed Price sos
For free sample package address
Desk 81. Lamarine Laboratory, At
lanta. Ga.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-03
Her NERVOUS
HEADACHES HAVE
DISAPPEARED
Iowa Woman Tells How She Enriched
Her Blood and Sent Food To
Starved Nerves.

Worry and overwork combined.
cause a heavy drain on the nervous
system. resulting in a waste OF tissue
that must be built up II the body Is
TO be kept free from serious nervous
disorders. So called "high-struug'
people. those who are working on
their nerve" can continue the pace
only II their blood is red and healthy
for the nerves receive their nourish-
ment through the blood II the blood
is rich in quality the nerves are re-
built as quickly as they are exhausted
but II the blood is thin and anemic
the systems reserve is drawn on so
heavily that nervous breakdown or
some form OF nervous disorder is al
most inevitable.
Nervous disorders generally yield 70
treatment which results in building
up the blood. Nervous headaches
often disappear when the improver-
ished blood Is enriched. An example
OF the successful use Of the tonic
treatment foe the relief Of nervous
headaches is thus described by Mrs
J. H Morgan Of Correctionville. Iowa,
who says:
Some years ago 7 was in a terribly
nervous and rundown condition and
suffered greatly from nervous head
aches. Ny head seemed as though it
would burst and I had frequent dizzy
spells I was in despair OF getting
" Ell until LEAQ GNQuL ANE- N lllAaLua
Pink Pills and began taking them.
They Just suited my case and since
then I have used them as a family
medicine.
More recently I suffered untold
agony with pain and numbness in my
hands and arms up to the shoulders.
Ny hands were so swollen and the
muscles so sore that I could hardly
dress myself For a time / could
not close my left hand. During the day
II / kept moving the pain did not seem
so bad, but my hands were always
numb 1 again used Dr. Williams
Pink Pills and found them good for
this trouble also. as they entirely re-
Aeved me The pills have done more
for me than anything else and I rec
ommend them heartily
DR.. Williams Pink Pills are un-
equaled for the treatment Of even the
most severe nervous disorders, such
as neuralgia, partial paralysis and St
Nitus' dance. As a tonic for the blood
and nerves they are used everywhere
with the greatest success. building up
wasted bodies and bringing the glow
Of health TO pale and salloW cheeks.
Your own druggist can supply YOU
with Dr. Williams Pink Pills or YOU
can order direct from the Dr. Will
hams Medicine Co. Schenectady y. Y.
at 50 cents per box; six boxes 50 SO.
Write for a free booklet on nervous
disorders.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-03
BEST PREVENTIVE
FOR IMLF UENZA
IS ACTIVE LIVER
Calotabs, the Nausealess
Calomel That Is Free
From Danger of Saliva
ton, Is the Ideal Laxa-
tive for Colds and Flu.

Keep your liver active. your system
purified and your digestive organs in
perfect working order That is the
advice of physicians as 10 how to
avoid influenza and serious complica-
tions. AT the first sign Of a cold or
sore throat. take a Calotab. the per
fected caIomel that is free from the
nauseating and salivating qualities Of
the old style calomel and whose
medicinal properties are vastly i'm
proved
One Calotab at bed time with
swallow of water-thats all No
salts. no nausea. nor the slightest in
reference with your eating. pleasure.
or work Next morning your cold has
vanished, your liver is active. your
system is purified and you are feeling
fine, with hearty appetite for
breakfast Calotahs are sold only in
original sealed packages. price thirty
five cents Your druggist recommends
and guarantees Calotabs BY offering
TO refund the price II YOU are not de-
lighted with them.-Adv
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-03
Are You Awaiting
The Great Crisis?
z So, Do Not Allow the Time to Pass
With Nature Uuaided

Women who give nature helping bend
during the period Of expectancy find that
when the time arrives for baby's coming
u is approached and passed with inf
niteiy less pain ard danger.
Thousands Of women for over half a
century have learned that IN the time
honored preparation. Mothers Friend.
they have a grateful. relaxing. penetrat-
ing remedy. the use o. which makes Il
possible for them 10 90 through child
birth without The usual nausea. nervous
ness. bearing-down and Stretching pans.
and that through It's use the hours At
the crisis are fewer and OF much less
pain and danger.
Mothers Friend penetrates the muscles
rendering them plant and easily governed
BY the demands Of nature They relax
gently and bring happy days and cain.
restful nights A. the result the crisis
s. passed with greater ease and in less
time. the breasts are kept in good condi-
ton and the skin Is made and kept soft
and free from blemishes
Write 70 the Bradfeld Regulator Com
pauy. Dept P. Lamar Building. Atlanta
Georgia. for their Motherhood Book. aud
obtain a bottle OF Mothers Friend from
your druggist today and thoroughly for
tify yourself for the coming svent-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-03

A n interesting program was given
n on Friday evening at Camp owen
Bierne for the entertainment Of the
men Of the army service who are to
be mustered out In a short time This
program. given under the direction Of
Miss Marjorie Livesley. consisted Of
the following numbers:
Violin duet, Miss Marjorie and Miss
Sammie Livesley-
Song, Frederick Stevenson
Reading. Miss Marjorie Livesley-
Song, Miss Marjorie Livesley-
Piano selection. Miss Dessa Cauthon-
Vocal number, Tom DOnohue-
Walter Davis, who directed pro-
gram given at the Seventh cavalry
camp. came over with the entertain
ers on his program and had charge OF
the remaining numbers
The accompanies for the evening
were Miss Caution, Miss Beatrice
Hills and Walter Davis.
AT the close Of this program, the
entire ensemble Of entertainers Joined
in mum bers, when all Of the instru-
ments used in the concert were en-
ployed. the effect being very beautiful
The Jewish welfare board gave an
other dance at Community hall Sun
day night Several hundred young
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-03
.BUR[ESON TOOL
ASSERTS MACKAY
Postal Tele graph Head
Says Postmaster Gen
eral a Bell Man.

New York. Feb. Clarence H.
Mackay. president Of the Postal Tele-
graph company, has given out a copy
Of letter which he has addressed to
all members OF congress in which he
urges that there has been no reason
for the government retaining control
OF the telegraph and cables lines. even
for short time. and urging congress
to vote their immediate return to the
companies.
From the statements made. written
or orally, by Theodore y. Vail. Of the
American Telephone and Telegraph
company, Newcomb Carlton. Of the
western Union Telegraph company.
and postmaster general Burleson. Of
the hearing Of the socalled Moon reso-
luton, they have apparently deter
mined IN their minds that the post
master general shall keep control as
long as possible" he writes. "of the
telegraph and telephone lines. and
especially the latter. in order to give
these companies guaranteed govern
ment compensation and TO finance
them, and. most important OF all 10
Increase telephone rates. which in
crease has been ordered throughout
the country.
There Is no war necessary for such
continued control Nothing has been
done by the postmaster general since
he took control August I last. except
to give high compensation to the
Western Union Telegraph company,
and attempt to raise telegraph rates.
The public does not agree with Mr.
Burleson in his remarks before the
house committee on January q that
composition should be eliminated. the
period for competition Is past The
western Union wishes 10 advance tele-
graph rates under Mr.. Burleson's con-
troll, but the Postal refuses. Mean
time the government is losing money
daily on its guaranteed compensa-
ton TO the Western Union and that
should be stopped summarily.
The purposes are clear namely TO
raise telephone rates. finance crippled
telephone companies and enable the
Ben company 10 gather in the COM
peung telephone companies Mean
time telephone service Is deteriorat-
ing rapidly and the losses 60 the gov
eminent in guaranteed compensation
especially to the Bell company. will
be enormous.
The companies OF which am
president are fully capable Of con-
Quoting their business and financing
their present needs and future extern
sions without any increase IN rates
land We believe an increase in rates
IS unJustifiable at this time). We
shall put those rates into effect uu-
der protest and shall allow them 10
continue only during the time OF gov
eminent control
In my estimation the lines should
be turned back 70 the owners imme-
diately."
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-03
Merry Minstrel Maids Give A Clever
Performance Under Y.W.C.A. Auspices

Brother Jones'" kept the audience in
an uproar from the beginning Of the
performance until the last drop Of
the curtain.
The second act, a series OF special
ties, was an excellent offering OF
songs and dances. The Y. W c. A
Girl" written by Miss Estrella Haley,
a well known musician OF the city,
sung by Miss Florence Cathcart, was
splendid number and the singer re-
cefy ed several encores- Miss Jane
Elizabeth Gale, in a graceful Gypsy
dance. won the hearts Of her audience
Mrs. Hazel Engman, who appeared
in two song numbers. drew repeated
applause Her second number. IN
which she was supported by a hand
some chorus. was among the prettiest
numbers Of the Ministries.
Mammy's song. by Miss Dura Gil
bert. assisted by Miss Lutte Deyo and
Miss Marie Stehm. and the "DarktOWn
Jubilee" with Misses Margaret Gun
ton and Helena Huffaker as the solo
dancers. won hearty applause
The following participated in the
minstrels:
The interlocutor was Miss Edna Mae
Hartman
The end men were Miss Dura Eliza
beth Gilbert and Miss Helena HUI
caker.
The quartet was composed OF Mrs.
sue Smith. Miss Helena Huffaker. Miss
Dura Gilbert and Miss Bertha Mills.
Members OF the chorus were Mes
danes Alderman. Backer, GAY. Greer,
Miller Murphy. Smith. Yale
Misses Allen, AlOnzo. Brown. Burton.
Cook. Cooper. Deyo. Mary and Eugenia
Flournoy. Hinkle, Kineysn. Mills, Nc
Intosh, Pratt, Riggs, Rogers. Sin
comb, Slack, Evelyn and Mary Sted-
man, Schwartz, Bertha and Neil Tur-
ner, Turbeville and Workman.
The music was furnished by Estrella
HALEY
The State Flower. Literary and
Crochet club met Friday afternoon at
the home OF Mrs. Ed. McConachie on
Louisville street
Mrs W c. Amelon sang three songs
with Mrs. McConachie accompanying
her on the piano. Mrs. McCOnachie
played a Schubert selection.
Mrs. Fred Dougherty had charge OF
the literary program and read a very
interesting story. after which current
events were discussed
Mrs. J. a Phillips gave a very in
terestinE talk on salads. and each
was presented with a card
with a recipe for a dressing on one
side Of the card. and recipe for a
salad on the other side of the card
At the next meeting the cards viii
be exchanged. as all recipes are DIFF
ferent. Biscuits" will be Mrs. Phil
lips's next topic.
The rooms were decorated in red
carnations and ferns
The hostess served a buffet lunch