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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-11-28
FOR XMAS

You can secure a slightly used
piano or player piano. like new, in
following makes: Knabe PLAYER,
Royal Player, Behning, Straube,
Braumuller, Livingston. Prices and
terms right. Yohn Bros, 13 North
Fourth street, opposite Dives. Polne-
roy & Stewart-Adv.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-11-28
Just One Fare AwQv

The manifold Shopping advantages afforded bv
the North Third Street Business Section. be-
tween Boas and Reilly, are just One Fare away
from every home in Harrisburg.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-11-28
Ladies' Fine
HOSIERY at
SPECIAL
BARGAIN
PRICES

WSlneu's Full
Fashioned SILK
Ho~e. Garter tops.
Oar d OWN and
black. - quality.
Special Price.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-11-28

Wonen's 81 silk
fiber hose In black
or coFdovnn. S-pe-
cinl bargain price,
SIC,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-20

eg4ITE are goins after the Income
w tax slaeEers." said 81. q. Black
Of the local office Of the internal
revenue department eve find that
there are many income tax dodgers
In Fl Paso county and We are going
to round them up. To help in the
round Up we are going TO publish q
list Of all persons in this district
Who have paid their tax The list
VIII BE- hung III the federal building.
the cid postcttice building. ana ant-
body who wants 10 see whether bis
nelFhbor is an income tax dodger may
come right on 81 ana ind out lcr
himself. The list wiz Re ia alphabetical
order. two or three men have ar
rived 70 help in The work 20 this Of
flee. This territory WAS som nat
neglected. but entirely necessarily So.
last year. Dellnrleul persous through
Ignorance Of che law. OF with some
other excuse VIII be fined per-
cenrare of the tax due, but persons
who wiifully violate the income tax
law are subject 90 heavy penalties
TT g hard 20 please every body"
said Manuel fJoel Esea1ela. foreman
Of the Janitors, who work in Liberty
hail and AZ the courthouse. Some
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-20
Pe7Sonette
N EIIEslH.

GEN. SIR WILLIAM ROBERTSON.
zen. SIR WILLIAM ROBERTSON
u Of the British army. was AZ one
time second tootman IN the house Of
q prominent English duchess. In 1850
he left her employ and entered the
army as a private. getting his com
mission IN 1855. he has been chief o.
staff and now IS commanding TIE
British army Of occupation on the
Rhine.
Not long ago he vas q guest Of
honor At The house Of the duchess
where formerly he had been a mental
BE sat az her right.
During the meal there came TO the
duchess a renewed rememtrance 81
the face Of Sir William-thcush
where she had seen him she could not
remem Der.
esir william she said. 4 an sure
i must have met you someWhers- I've
been pulling where L could have
been. Your face Is SO familiar"
Hs answered her On his great sruff
voice, with the candor and courage
and the traiEhtforwardness which
has made Elm win his place in British
army life. i am not surprised,
duchess, that you remember me
vaguely. for I was second footman 81
this house 38 years age.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-20
Little InierUiews.

times before we can get things
cleaned u1 after one dance they nave
another dance. The dances and other
attractions At Liberty han Qtten come
Ia a bunch, and occasionally g little
trash or something OF the kind sets
on the floor and stays few minutes
until someone sees it. Then 81 oplee-
ton b raised Recently an attack
was made on me and the 5anitors,
but 7 don't think there wiz BE- anotner
attack soon, because we are doing our
lest % keep the place clean Eight
Of us work IN the courthouse. ana u
reens Us busy. One man tries 70 keen
Liberty han in share, ana when Pc
needs help we set tru@ty out o. lne
county jail, that j. il there r q trustg
available There is one trusly a.
work now. but We asked for three.
Only one man in ial could be Trusted
who was any good as q teuitQr. Ile
Judges and other officials IN the
courthouse say their rooms and the
halls are always clean We Try %
keep them So But occasionally ll1-
erty hail gets dirty and somebody
finds It dry before we have time
% put Z ir order. kicks SO far have
been confined 70 the auditorium
There is surely a ~osf conha I've
SQUIRT against the 2. r.. W. and Boil
sheviki evident everywhere in amer
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-20
A Citizens Thanksgiving.

THE plan proposed By rabi Martin Lelonkas Rev. fule
/ swift and Rev Dvieht Bradley foT ioiat Citizens
Service fr thanks for ii Paso this year, is splendid idea
and should meet with hearty response.
These three pastors have decided to JON hands IN hold
me service that shal not smack Of denon1atioHa1s1
bt Oh the 05atfary shau parake Of The general spirit q
Arercanism They plan 10 hold TINS service, open 70
everybody On Wednssday evening, Nov 25 N Temple Mt
sinai sda have invited the pastors Of al other chureae
10 on them 81 he service and also n the arrangement OF
the program
Il IS good move. tt Is good for a Of Us 70 get 10
--5sr nucs in awhile on somethng We all get to-
9eher on ThanksETing fof al have lot TO Be thank
ri for In arranEing service Of thanks we ear do u
without any 1slouses Ad- Schey SAID at the 1attie Of
sansso ahers S glory enough for a So there IS room
sn5aa fsr I'D Of 20 give thanks this 5eari also enough
30 be thankful for
s-5css srranee5 fo- Ihanksg17g. It is proper ana Z
Z sli fr community to JON ID such service al sucn
tine Every community would be the better for some
retH Community expression
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-20
SWAT THE RENTAL PROFITEERI
BY BUYING YOUR OWN RESIDENCE

MUCH public interest viii Be shown ia the report Of the
w real estate mems committee rental profeering
The committee has promised to 60 into tie matter thor
ouQhlv and no doubt the report VIII be comprehensive
NE people want to II there IS actually prof1teerng
IN Fl Paso and If there IS they want quick remedy
Rests are high III 81 PssOs IS they are everywhere
Probably they have doubled ia the past three four
years So however has everything else The thing Tor
the real estate 70 decide is whether the advances n
vents have been out Of proportion with the increased COST
Of living along ether lines.
The very fact that rents have doubled Is likely TO make
persons jump at the conclusion that proeeng IS gong
on BIT It should be borne IN mind that the e1enauls
of the property owner has also doubled It costs hin twice
as much 10 live and twice much 20 make repairs II
costs him twice much for ivei and twice as 1en lo
snor service BIS taxes ana interest rates are nghe
So It isn't reasonable 10 expect the landlord 70 rent ms
properly what be did two or three years a OF even
f. rsi do rot bring substantial returns On invest
ertz the building Of apartment houses and residences Tor
rental purposes VIII stop Capital IS not going 70 lnFsAl
without assurance Of profit 1here are to2 nany -
ways TO make money days tor that Fl Pasos great
est need is houses The city has had wonderful increase
IN population in the past year and little provision has been
made for housing the newcomers HUNDREDS Of IaIanes
are living in hotels and ro0ug houses because they en
nor IND homes They willing % pay any Ieasonao
urice with majority Of them i Is not quesuon OF
cost but problem Of finding place g I'VE n ssns
instances, It IS reported persons nave sl- 1 '-'5
cause Of this situation
So While We are loorg into the charges Of profiteeT-
INK it to be hoped that nothing VII Pc a9ls =
building operations # landlords are taking aeEanaee y
lie 40 rush TO get places live in; i they are boosting
their rents beyond the general increase - otner
then aey are protssrng and shoaid Be easa 20
ri oftsn u these days snap Judgment is taken snols
- remembered that We living under new oraer ana
that until there is readiustuent we cannot expect 20 Guy
things for what used TO- whether We are oqs-As
clothing automobiles houses REMEMBER IA4t lAs 49,
ssTo Ire 56e v0u are buying fr1n, IS II TIE sane sn
5u are lie has to buy too and he has to pay Just IKE
you de- 49,, -4., ,-.b1s-, and
for the housing problem:
OWN YOUR OWN HUME
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-20
GUADALEDA RIVERA GIVEN
TWO YEARS FOR BURGLARY

Guadaleda Rivera was sentenced 70
two years iu the penitentiary By
Judge W. b. Howe in the fth district
court, wednesday afternoon On the
charge Of burglary.
Isaac Flores was found not guilty
Of the same charge.
The two men together with Atancio
Arcyas were charged with being inn
pncated in the robbery o. store
short time ago. The latter forfeits
his bond today for not appearing Tor
trial. his attorney being out q the
city. he win be tried Friday.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-20
Little InlsrDsws
Internal Revenue Collector Going After Tax Sackers
Jantors Try To Keep Liberty Hall and Courthouse Clean

lea and Il IS certainly pleasing 90
travelling men TO find ID SO prevalent
and r0weriui said =. p Mason oi
New Orleans. -Let any man iu Q hotel
lobby, barber shop, or on the streets,
OF almost anywhere even Intimate the
slightest degrse Of sympathy % those
destrovers o. Organized government
and q dozen red FLOODED Americans
Immediately arse and cool WnateEar
degree Of enthusiasm tne offender
may have. u IS not safe Tor soviet
makers and Bolsheriki propagandists
to express their sentiments anywhere
that ] have been Tor some tire. This
country IS stony srouns for the seeds
disgruutled Europeans would SOW ana
do not fear the harvest SO Ions as
the healthy American spirit Sc ccm-
pietely dominates this land Of che
free.
1T s. hardly up to US 20 educate
children Of forelgners Who are not
tiEens OF the United states sal
Dr.. r J. Rameyi president q tne
school board hen torcisner
comes 70 America, lives, works, saves
money. becomes radical and takes a
stand auti-Americau. and never be-
comes q United states citizen or DAYS
any taxes. Sc IS hardly the rhiug for
Us to have to educate his children.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-20

There ougnt 10 be some way 1y
which we can get q hold 70 HIM enc
make HIM DO DIS l- II we ~
law providing thct after = man nas
Tor year and Gas not tneu taken OFT
his papers he shan Pc deDorted. %
would help lot 1ucl o lau PEI
Ieve| is eollln-. ana nHen pc goes
vili So q l9ns Wy % -n-fiiaai--
lle United states.
El paso b. Bis prosperous
growing city and j. getting larger
and larger. So the Associated chars
ties TO keep pace with expanding u
raso, is also pllnnlle 10 branch OH
and GO stan srlater work. said 7. y
Cwin. secretary OF tie Associated
CHARITIES -ile are looking lor 2
plot Of ground near the CITY ul ca p
enough 10 build several 1lildluzs on
We eventually contemplate q socl4i
and charity center zrlln OF la--- o g
The first llINIls WIZ cl1- -.4--
kauer memorial lti---l- q Hi-
made Of brick The lIrst story VIII
be- Cor well men and Cla second u 1Qr
win De for the r1larlu--r parents
Separate entrance van .e made a--
c1rdirg TO -lr. hraZ4llrs lHu n-ana
shortly before he died. 90 the tu1er-
cular ward We VIII have q wood
nsla ana perhaps Laundry ll acu1ee-
rion Win the pace ana eFe1- lol4
ab.e % work VIII have 70 EorE- ls
down and outer VIII be- given bed
ana meals aul 9 Job Ha may stay ar
I the 1uiidine urtil he draws his @ 81
pay. gets on bis feet lEfiu a1l then
4 De must snlt Tor AlH we 4er
intend to make hospital out Of che
Dividing. bur 10 iusl take care OF
these uEo need temporary help an.
-redtrent Tat wen men ward Wiz
care for 81 men. aud tHc ruoercuL1l
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-20
Invest. But Invest Well.

ttR honey is launching to be spent" as prominent
w federal official stationed in FL Paso said the other
Never before in the history Of the United States has
much money the equivalent Of money been = crcu-
Iaon as now Most Of the business Of course Is done
On credit with credit readily obtainabe the mc-
nation to buy Is great and the inclination to sen less
prominent People win buy almost anything they have
chance to make profit On.
One danger Of the presentday money spending rage Us
that sheer speculation VIII be indaged IN at the expense
Of sound investment People are IN mood to take a
chance on making profit Of IS percent on something
which may cost them ther original investment Tatne
than to put money into practical oertantes that VII
net them seven eight percent OF less moreover 1ne
prefer to keep their money moving than 70 take piot
and nav the government tax the profit
If tie investing public does not presently turn 70 IN
vstmeut in substantial things Ike real estate OF improve
nt securities OF something else that vii stand the crash
that IS certain to sooner OF later, the crash VIII men
aoe the verv financial foundations Of the country
TIE bubble Of currency initiation IS destined to oaI
suddenIy some day. the government bonds formerly nea
widely qravitae into the hands Of few Ct the larger
holders who can afford to bold and wait Tins means con
traction Of the circulating medium Tor the reason tna
means restriction OF credit the basis OF eIed- Anl
ne axtusvenes Of credits is based not On the amount o.
if bas;z but OF the general distribution as foundation
Tie present elasticity Of credits should Be laken az
age ri for the purpose Of buying homes 1y the people
W Tsrs vsqe workers have who Owl Their ovn nome
~ Of least an eouitv in them that VII eventually resrt N
ro7,rlsta ownership the more certain We are aois -
ffsf bolshs-ism win be banished. Aotmrg quie 50 -
fs+ivev eounteracts bolshevism as proprleto1snP Gnu
hank accounts.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-20

no INDICTMENTS RETu RIVED.
IRE grand jury for the district
court reported 90 judge " r. Howe
Of the 1lth district court Wednesday
afternoon th1t no Indictments had
been returned FOR the day The jury
alfourred % meet at 20 o'clock Friday
ncruinT
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-20
Rippiing Rhymes
~ WALT MASON.
Sorrow
SOTTOW

Ny asaing, ny the breaking
" hear u Of woes tie men know are all complaining their bHy tears
raining, ] grief abiding
q riding
costly w the road Ike fiery and them
With S hateful;
they they in which
gravel junkyard wall The
feeling neghbor ponpous cite rides
t0fng his blood boiling,
The heuP Green envy, reader the answer its gnaVag Ike
Harry, DICK IL tales the bloom from human
pleasures worlds treasures and makes the spirit
sick
copyrisht By eaazzs Matthew Adams MASON.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-20

v. sto~v saw, $4,000 worth Of 1adium was lost
- = srzin nine il Chicago. When one considers what
# ,u cost to hire plumber to get that raau OUT ING
szsun1ntiou is It VIII Be left there
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-20

n. tsiser has saved 1000 logs while the onitet
s+s senste has been serapping over the treaty a -
M sv Of coal We might make those logs part o. the n
aar-nifv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-20

vssutrsy Is defined By the Poet as that attuce q
- -S7-1e5 Nv the public ia any controversy between
~. - - - e6nsmsnitv service and the ministers
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-20

WHATS become O. IN ole time mef-
w chant whose motto VIZ, AQuick
Sales an Small Prohts2' Some folks
don't seem inclined & lay away any
thing fer tn future but liquor.
f,--v-,-r- --.rio--f r---n-ner service
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-20

He rho aes H,iusily. asis iusisu'lg .....-.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-20

gbstsvsr We do about Mexico Il should be What Is 81
ing to be for the best interests o. me PsoPs VI 1
t-5ar IN the long run.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-20

Suppose our hearts should strike some tine toI 81
hour davl
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-20
&c. 80 CEatter. /.
Tras#ofu GO.


MET Der n The aosded avenue,
She wore a million dollars worth Of iut;
0fhsf ladies' possess o7einesi, but few
Have ever charmed with gTse-s such as hers;
Il seemed. when Z beheld her. that he day
Grew suddenly more beautiful and bright;
ceased 20 Hhk Of bIIs had 10 pay,
Her smile put eli ny grievances to fight
WE paused beside tbe eEb wbae % wait
With others, til The crossing would Be eeG;
She caused ne to cease finding faui With Fate,
Because Of her the world vas FIJI Of cheer;
The wind was raw bit / forgot the chill
And slaadsned b. tie fragrance that she she'd,
fozad lhai life vas vel Eofih ETi1s sill
n spite Ct az The storms lhai were ahead.
RI sssnsd unEind 10 let her 60 her way
III unaware thaf for Der ioYsliasss
One who had found tie morning eod and gray
10 longer deemed ambition pr0fless;
L vas her dne before The chance escaped,
10 hear about The wonder she had wrought.
Therefore, b. noble impulse urged, / shaped
Tie tender phrase to fl ny happy thought
Nd iben a. angry gust whisked off ny hat;
! saw It crushed beneath passing huek;
She uicksfed Ike a fee, and after that
The day was bleak again, esHfognd tie lucki
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-20

r. the doctors refused to work more than i've aeys
sI oTe would have to arrange to stay Veh Two Gays
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-20

what the bachelor gi needs is little cave man stuff
"a comrlete her education
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-20

An orsanization that VII be prO-Amsrioa Is to be
formed here. The very ideal
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-20

erie Young lady across the way" probably would sas
- nat We i7se steam heat in the event Of coal ialin
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-20


~ t least an equity them that wl eYentaay fesI p
complete ownership. the more certain We are sols q
that 5olshs-ism wiz Be banished Aothng qllls 81
fectivelv eountsracts bOlshevism as propretoisnP anu
bank accounts
news story says $4,000 worth Of Eadium vas LOST
down drain pipe in Chicago When one CONSIDERS 49,
= M, rost to hire plumber to get that radlum OUT tns
assumption is It VIII Be LETT there
n. KAISER has saved 1000 logs whils The Unitee
states senate has serapping over me uealy: =
M sbv 81 coal We might make those logs paft q tne N
demnity.
eautrsHtv IS defined By the Poet as that atttues q
,7n5 sssured By the public j. any controversy
~ var camp community service ana ne MINISTER'S
bstsvsr We do about Mexico # should be what Is 90
inc 70 be for the best interests Of the people Of 0oln -
tres in the long run
II s doctors refused to work more than five eays
week one would have to arrange to stay ven W. u''
week
Be vogag lady across The way probably would ia s7s
M nat We use steam heat in the event OF coal ian'
An organization that WI be pro-Amsriea Is to Be
formed here. The very ideal
what the bachelor girl needs is little cave man stuff
to complete her education
Suppose our hearts should strike some time fer SIX
hour dayl
He pHo aes l7liusiy. a-is f7pisuslg.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-08-22

! Stacker" says the Lsgicu's announce
ment, will make his steamer rescrra.
tions early "
1T continues;
The State Organization OF the AM
eriCan Legion in Oregon has compiled
list of all alien slackers. giving
their names to the press for publica-
ton and is making their existence up-
comfortable generally. Foreigners
who cancelled their first papers at the
outbreak of the war are included in
the list of alien slackerS.
The attention Of men who employ
alien slackers and who deal with
them is being brought by the Legion 5
local members to these undeSirablas.
Similar action throughout the coun-
try may be looked for shortly.
"Americans are credited with the
characteristic of forgetting quickly
but the men who were in service are
not going to forget the alien Stacker
now or later. They are very much in
earnest in their opposition to enter
these individuals longer n
America. The issue will not be neg
lected or laid aside "
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-08-22
Today's Anniversaries

lS16-Fire at Salem. Mass. wiped
out large part of the business sec
ton.
1S44-Lieut. George W. DeLong,
an American naval officer who at
tanned fame as an Arctic explorer.
born in New York City. Died in Siber-
ia. Oct. 80. 1881.
1S12-Prince Milan Obrenovitch
ascended the throne of Serbia.
1s94-The King of Korea declared
himself independent Of China, and
claimed alliance with the Japanese.
1S9S-The Southern Cross" with
the Borchgrevink Antarctic expedi-
ton, left London.
190S-The International Zionist
Congress met at Basic. Switzerland
1914-The Allies were compelled
to withdraw from Charleroi.
1915-The Russians retired from
the Niemen and Brody fronts.
1917-Japanese war commission
received in Washington.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-08-22
WILL DRIVE OUT
WAR SLACKERS
Portland Post Of American Legion
Takes Lead in Fcrrcting Out Alien
Slackcrs-ratriOtiSm TO BE Rccog-
niZed as Prins, Requisite.

PORTLAND. Aug. 22-The ac.
tion of Portland. Oregon. Post No. |
Of The American Legion in ferreting
out the alien slaCkers who cancelled
their first papers to avoid service in
the military forces of the country of
their adoption. and in giving their
names to the public press, probably
was the first to be taken In the Unit
ed States by post OF the ex-serv.ce
mems organization. But it will not be
the last. Witness the latest news bull
etin from the national headquarters
Of the Legion at New York City:
Men who were in the service dur
ing the war will not forget the alien
slackers. Through every post of the
American Legion. the national organ
i7ation of American veterans OF the
EW opean war, G determined systeT-
attic campaign will be waged to make
their life here uncomfortable and to
bring about their deportation. The
Legion promises this action in an eli-
torial announcement in the current
number of The American Legion
Weekly, the official spokesman of the
war veterans.
1.-THE discreet and providcnt alien
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-08-22
Today's Birthdays

Map, Gen. Robert Leo Howe, U, s,
A.. famous cavalry expert. recently In
command OF Srd Division in the Army
of Occupation. born In Rusk County,
Texas. 80 years ago today.
Edward II. X. Green, son and heir
of the late Hetty Green. born in Lon.
don, 81 years ago today.
Rt. Rev, Alexander !. McGavick.
Catholic bishop OF Chicago, born at
Fox Lake. ILL.,, 81 years ago today.
Dr. Harry Suzzallo, president OF
the University of Washington, born
at San Jose Calf, ~ years ago to-
day.
William l.. Douglas prominent
shoe manufacturer and former
ernor OF Massachusetts,, born at Ply
mouth. Mass. ~ years ago today.
Daniel X. Anthony, representative
in Congress OF the First Kansas dis
trict. born at Leavenworth. Kas., AZ
years ago today.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-08-22
NO HEADACHE OR
NEURALGIA PAIN
Get a 10 cent package Of DR..
James Headache Powders
and don't suffer.

When your head aches you simply
must have relief or you will 20 wild.
lt's needless to suffer when you can
take remedy like DR.. James Head.
ache Powders and relieve the pain and
neuralgia at once. Send someone to
tn rug store now for a dim" package
o. . )r. James Hcadach, Powders
Do"t suffer . In a few moments you
will feel fne-headache gone-n" NOR
neurslgiA psiL