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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-13

gross intemperancss their heads are
nued with froth. which overflovs IN
pulpit and rostrum- The vacant stare,
the hanging lip. the incoherent talk.
the bloated stomach. the uncertain.
wabbling gait and the Dasty facial
these things bear witness % the evil
poison contained IN the soda water
bottle, and prove the necessity exist
ing for the adoption Of the Nineteenth
Amendment to the Constitution. pro-
hibitins people from drowning them
selves in water that has been pois-
oned with carbon dloxide-
Bread and the circus was said 70
be sufficient to keep the Romans
quiet VIII theology. diluted with
soda water. satisfy the Americans7
j. MaEner.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-13

z L sIMONs, general manager Of
n. the FL Paso Gas company. known
among his Rotarian friends as kit
or kitty" IS shown in the accom-
panyins pictures st>the age OF four
and IS.
The photographs we're secured by
Mrs. simonE on a recent visit with
her husband TO the parental planra-
ton home back IN Alabama
kits" mother tells a story on him
in his bzbynood days, about the time
the more youthful OF the two accom-
panying pictures was made. Kit
was playing around under the cen
fury old cypress trees, making play
houses between the giant roots and
being temporarily minded" by old
mamy's daughter "a young, fhghty
wench), when kits" mother. chanc-
ing to glance from her window in the
big house" saw her young son with
a little sparrow IN his hands clutched
tightly and from which he was pull
ing one BY one the tail feathers. like
petals from a daisy. Upon calling 10
and demanding an explanation from
young Mandy. she was told La Miss
Ida, the bird hit don't mind il much
and the baby hit sho' muses. him a
heap
The young cadet was then In the
next photo) In 1856 at Porter Mill
tary academy, IN Charleston s. c.,
and was Is years OF age at the time
OF the picture. which makes him q
now-so a secret is out After grad
uating there with honOrs he went to
an eastern university, or college, n
New York state-Hobart. in Geneva.
n. Y where he was supposed by his
family TO be fitting himself for tie
service IN the future but
one vacation, finding his funds very.
very low, after a commencement IN
which American Beauties figured 10
no small extent and the money from
home" had become q sweet memory
OF the past. EeatinE. as he was known
then. found 3 job at the gas plant
and he says he sure did shovel coaln
that sumner and he's been At It ever
since
kit has been the manager OF the
local gas company for a number Of
years, and, like Aba Warren. OF the
street car company, has 4 faculty Of
making friends. even though he is a
CORPORATION employe-
He lives on Montana street and his
hobby seems 10 be watering lawns
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-13
Letters To The Herald

: pared with the war that IS waged on
the baseball diamond
Kings may come and kings may 90:
a president may be sick OF well; the
Italians may pump the Adriatic sea
dry and make all OF its eastern shore
part OF their kingdom. thus Jug
Cling the Jugo-Slavs out Of the prop
erty they laid claim to, and defeating
one Of the DEGREES OF Woodrow VIII
son; all this Is as nothing compared
with the Importance OF what hap
pened When Casey Went to Bat"
The people are INDUCING in a wild.
Bacchanalian spree on soda water and
nut" sundaes. There IS no telling
to what extent this mad intoxicatlon
VIII 60. Already there have been at
tempts 70 lynch umpires by beating
out their brains with soda water bot
ties.
The people OF the United States
have now become tho AFFECT slaves OF
that demon, Carbon Dioxide. It IS
shocking TO see the effect OF their
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-13
NeD Problems Arise
In arizona Adjutant
General ControUersL

Phoenix, Arlz- Oct. l5--The tangle
over the office OF adjutant general Of
arizona appears to present new puz-
zles each week one OF the features
submitted 70 the court vas whether
the office IS q national military one
or a state civil position.
Another feature center5 upon thu
status Of c. ". Harris in his position
as a member Of the high school cadet
commission IN this he has been sus-
tanned by assistant attorney general
Francis J. K Mcbride, who has ad-
vised state school superintendent c.
o. Case that Harris must be racog-
nized as de facto ad5utant general
and as secretary Of the high school
board
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-13
Ocean
So 90

ocean closes its books for
approximately q 100 per cent
dividend on October 15th-divi-
dsnd payable November I'd We
advise the wiring Of orders OF
Ocean. Make orders 1t the
market-for Ocean should take
another jump before the 18th.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-13
Dunbar & Company - Smith
and Porterfield Stocks
Homer
S1OO

This new company o. the
smIth-PorterfIeId Byndic ate
should be oversubscri bed within
the next few days-Wa are
urging our clients 20 wire their
reservations at our expense.
That Homer Union win sell AZ
50 the day It Is oversubscrihed
looks ike e nty-the law
eru this stock
We are the largest brokers
in the smith-Porternelt stocks.
having nearly three thousand
different customers in their Is
sues. representing approximate
~ 800. 900 shares. We say with
out reservation, II you can only
put SO in Homer Uni0n-send
rs that SO fcr ten shares.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-13

Editor Fl Paso Herald;
A baseball game Is the one thing
that appears to be OF sufficient i'm
portance to concentrate the attention
OF the American public. to the exelu-
sion Of the League OF Nations. Fiume.
floods, riots, la.bor strikes and ali the
other ills that affiict mankind. Truly.
the people Of the United States are to
be congratulated on the facility with
which they can tl-oW gloom TO the
dogs, forget al about race riots. high
cost OF living, prospective labor dis
turbances, prospective wars IN Eu-
rope to back the League OF Nations,
and any number Of other serious ills;
forget everything, and indulge in the
wild intoxication OF a game OF base
bali, than which there IS nothing
more riotous. The excitement OF a
Spanish lfight-quite a lively per-
Torrance IN its ways no more than
a kindergarten entertainment COM
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-13
Ell PASO LAWYERS OPEN
AN OFFICE IN RANGER

Ware & Norcop. OF FL Paso. have
opened an office in the Reavis build
Ing en- Ranger. The Ranger office
VIII be in charge Of ". B. Ware and
]. 6. Highuote- The FL Paso office
viii be in charge Of A ". Norcop
and Breedlove Smith
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-13

11N0FSls PREVIOUS CHAPTERS.
MILDRED ana HUuura Brent, orphans
are character c0utrastas Honorn. quIei
and dependable, Mildred vfvurlour and
ineonstant- Mildred gets ali the at
tenuous her admirera being Arthur
Bruce young man Of fine qualities.
1na Tom Chandler who a. dissIpafed.
ele loves to play one against the
otAer hearrleHsly- but "a practically
sHeut OF her feet By Chandler. who
kisses her on several occasions. Her
AeelAne1 are turned against him. how
ever when she see= Kim. half inforf-
Gated El1zing q uafnted EfrI. also
under the influence Of liquor. Honorn.
though IN love with Bruce herreIf.
decides that he musf mnrry Mildred
TOY lliiaredll sake. Honorn g. 30 much
- love with Bruce, however. That
-He e thrilled to receive from hlm
note mixing Tor a long talk with
her she does not tell 5IIIdreT fhr
contents Of the note, which rroures
aiiidred'a seselousy.
MILDRED delivered a parting shot
IVA Is she left her sister at the door
of Mr. E1ton's place OF business.
have about decided not TO see
Arthur Bruce" shs declared. even
= he comes TO our house. 7 don't
care II did write him a letter. ask
Ing him to come-snd did go 70 the
trouble Of taxing It out IN the piton
dark night to mail probably won't
see him
Why7- Honora questioned. al
though she had strong suspicion as
70 the reason FOR this threat
oh airiiy, i dent want espe-
clally 90 see him When I wrote 10
him. 7 did 60 1ancyinE that he was
ny very especial friend. But since he
writes private letters 10 you. I take
Il for granted that he likes you better
than me Not" with a short laugh, I
that 7 care There are as good fish I
b. the sea a. have ever been caught. I
Hes not the only man"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-13

p. DA~At-A4sN IN -A-AaD 4 y Ia n
Douglas. Arlz-. Oct 15.-Six hours
after he had gone to work Alfredo
Rivera, aged p, was caught under a
falling adobe wall and crushed TO
death SIX other workmen narrowly
escaped injury Il T. Appel, foreman
over them, was slightly hurt 4 cor
oner's jury found that death had been
due % accident Rfvers's relatives
live At sahuaripa. Sonora
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-13
Doctors Recommend
Bon-0pto for the Eyes

Physicians and eye specialists pre-
scribe Bon-0pt0 as 3 safe home RENE
dy in the treatment Of eye troubles
ard TO Strengthen eyesight. Sold I'M
der money refund guarantee By ali
druggists-AdT.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-13

and sticking around home and smn-
Ing.
His ambition Is 20 get a gas rate IN
Fl Paso high enough 10 pay expenses
and small dividend on the invested
cap al
Tomorrow D. c. Booth viii be pic
fured at the early age OF - months.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-13

This stock has shown weak
ness because ali attention is OF
Ocean, Ranger Central. am
Homer Uuton-au Suitn-Por
terrified stocirA Don't orsriool
Silver Cycle At Bargain prices
because she ig a sudth-Forter-
field 1toeE-lud as soon as thf
congestion in the plpe lines at
Burk burnett Is relieved and the
company Is able TO market an
its OIL this stock IS due for G.
rise IN the market The ven
Is : good one and should en-
able the company 70 pay hand
some returns 20 stcckholders ir
the eorn q dividends
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-13
Reptiles Latest Craze
In British Societu

London. Eng Oct. 13.-The latest
high society craze for thrills, as well,
perhaps, as for publicity, is reptiles.
To prove L, a weekly journal pub
lishes a Barnum-lil-e photograph on
page one. The Hon Mrs Macalister
is shown with a snake curled loving
~ around her neck and fouddng .
baby crocodile
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-13

Ranger Csntars firre ven is
now being brought ln-ou the
top OF the sand i Is uroduclne
at least 100o barrels daily II
looks IKE q bigger wen even
than Ccezn-With its 5000 bar
rel daily. producton- Consider
Ing BlnEeE CcnfEll's acreage
e ought 70 sell higher than
Ooean. II q q buy at the pres
ent prics-or even highsr-buf
you must hurry.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-13

Charlotte BayIes both prominent in
Boston society, rendered valuable as
sistancs 10 the United States govern
ment during war when they acted Gs
radio operators
New-York tribune., 1919-12-31
Turkish Premier (
Wants Russia Cut
Into Small States
Big Nation Always Would
Re Source of Danger, He
Contends; Evades Expires.
sion on Mandate by u. S.

CONSTANT1NOpLE. Dec. 9 (Dc-
layed) Ali RIA Rasha, the Turkish
G,a0d Vizjer, receiving the pond
ent Of The Associated Press to- day at
the palace Of the Sublime Porte, ex-
pressed the belief that REORGANIZATION
Of Russia into small states would fur
nIsh one solution Of the Turk J. Russian
problem. An alternative of this, he
said, would BE- evidence Of "politcal
Charity on the part Of the Soviet Rus
sian gevornment
The Grand Vizer was asked whether
Bolshevism vas likely to charge the
mental attitude the political policies
Of Old Russia toward Turkey
Cortainly. if Russia is organized
along the old lines, if she is BIZ, and
powerful with hostile aspirations, it
viii not be to our benefit he de
clared. Il feel sure if big Russia re
turns she will be hostile ~ Turkey, al
though we hope to have democratic
neighbor. Everything depends. how
ever, on whether Polshevisni has taught
tie Russian people any political charity
and also whelhe, Russia is q lie com
posed of small states. | am just a
soldier. AL know is that our people
are fl ldar entally honest and rattle.
simoie, despite many hard adjecii ives
used against US"
uncvcasrul Winter Expected
Although the question OF the poss-
blity that the Allies might force the
closing of the row Parliament if II
should be TOO nationalistic in it's dem
onstratlons was not discussed, the
Grand Ni2'er said he did not anticipa c
any tro'.hie in Trrxe. this winter
paHliamenf is expected to ope.. within
a few weeks.
The Crane Vizier avoided discussion
of American mandates, eXcusing Kim
self on the ground of lis nlocarols
poslt.on hoth with re-~rd 10 the Ma.
tionalists and also Allied subjects he re
WHO are said to resent the idea of ar
American mandate for Turkey.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-31
Atlantic Fleet
70 Assemble i'm
Virginia Waters
Ships 20 Leave Winter Quar-
ters III Time to Depart
Ola Jauuary 3 Cor Annual
Maneuvers in the South

WASHINGTON, Dec. 30.-The ships
81 the Atlantic fleet will steam out of
North River and other winter quar-
'srs II TINE to rendezvous off the
Chesapeake c@oes and depart or Janu-
airy for Gu:ntana and Southern
waters for t.a annual manauysrs. Sec
retery OF the Navy Daniels announced
to-day. following conference with
Rear Admiral Henry b. Wilson, COM
mander n chef of the feet
ihe pregrNaa for me cruise Of the
Atlantic fleet was definitely approved
to-day by Secretary Daniels and the
Bureau OF Navigation Admiral Will
sons command, intending eight dread
noughss. ttirty-one deStroyers, fifteen
aubnlarincs and namerous auxiliary
craft, VIII rcasn Guam anamo Bay, the
winter base OF opera- '2ns, on January
II. Immediately there will begin i
series oil mtneuvers calculated to nut
-he crews pf nc fleet through all The
PAGES Incident to actual warfare.
Cruises TO South Americ ports,
Coon ana INTO We. Lila waters viii
be arranged vnen practicable to give
ane men o. tbs fleet an opportunity for
recrea tlor ard "il5erty." which is not
possible during the height of the ma
neugers.
NetCrN North III May
The feet Is not nue to return to
Northerr waters, 5asing in the North
biver, untii tlay 16. Battleshp d.
vision Nos. ana wiz De the
major craft tina. viii participate in
the 1naaeuvsrs Included IN these tvo
divisions are Admiral Wilson's flagship,
the lennsylvania. With the Utah, Flor
ads, Delaware, Norta Dakota, Oklahoma,
Nevada and Arizona. The North Da-
hcta which IS now IN Mediterranean
waters, VIII jcin the feet IN the South
The 0cs.royels 10 participate are
officially listed as Squadron 3. The
vessels are scheduled 10 reach the Gu 6
NJ N.5acanaVaho 81. JauHary ii and i'm
medlat- arrange f0I tue maneuvars
10 Do held later. At the discretion os
fhe commandlng officers destroyers will
make visits to ports o. Haytl, Porto
AIco- N1rgir Islands, Jamaica and tho
Canal Zone
These visits wiz utilize the period
Tiom Feb. uary ~ q March :, and it
'h QavN'foo tna. he Gestrovers will
not be "A the Canal Zone at the same
lime tnat the tlotlesnips VIII be there.
Sisits Of courtesy also Will be made
~ 'he batt'eships - Barbados and
Arin'dan, Wei IS in The Canal Zone.
Submarines or Fiorida
The submarine Detachment will base
on Pensacola, Fla, for the train
ing OF crews md for gunnery snd
eng ioeeriIg p,Nctice during the first
Two months Of the period in Souther,.
vatcss. The air detachment Will base
on Gvf ports and cruise in Vest
lncles "a'"rs, arriving ut Coon on
February 26.
The program Of work for the avia-
zion scct'oa OF .he fleet calls for con
siderable service OF an evperimen a !
nature.
During the last half Of the period
N the south the submarine and air
aorces' as well - the destroyer forces.
VII base IL Guantanamo and engage
IN 9n oNi nslve program Of gunnery
2rsc'ice small arms work, ships drills
and tact cal exercises.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-31
|'Leuk'' - Euidence
Goes TO Grand Jury
1 Palmer TO Submit His
Proof Of Alleged Dis.
closure Of Decisions
New York Tribune
WnshioG Gtor Bureau

WASHINGTON. Dec. 3O-The De-
paItINeut of Justice to-day announced
that information it }tas collected in
connection with the so-callcd Supreme
Court leak" will be laid before Dis
trict OF Columbia grand jury in Jan
uary and indictments sought against
those believed to be responsible for
= vance information or court decisions
reaching Wall Street.
The department. did not disclose
against what individuals the indict-
ments will be asked, but it vas under
stood four or five are involved, one
connected with the department. itsoli
and another with the court Indict.
mems might he asked for reve2lin,
government information. or, If thr
grand jury found that there had be
leak it might cal this 10 the at
tehtioH OF the colrt winch Jnei ~o.
punish tue guilty parties for contempt
investigation by TIE department wa
said &c nave disc osed that advance in
lorination on several cases got TO Ne,
York before the Supreme Court deci-
siors were handed down here. Olficla.s
bel eve the informal IN sufficient t,
warrar. asking FOR indictments but
have no way of determining what tn.
graz jury will do
The charges that brought about tn
otilo a inquiry specified that tbs or
The decisions in the Southern pncif
lard case and the prohibition amend
menf had enabled favored spectators
in " az street 10 bea the maIlct 70
iarge amounts &C money.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-31
Essen Miners Demand
An Increase i'm Wages
x.Hour.Day Fight Will Be
Made World Project by
German Workers
By William c. Dreher
By William {
Ne,c York Tribune
Special Gable Ssrvics
Copyright. 1910. New FORK Tribune Ine.)

CpeCIrt CuOIS o6TVtco
(Corn1ight, 1919. New York Tribune Ina)
BERLIN, Dec So Unrest is appear
ing again In tho Fgsen coal region. AL
though more coal was moved out this
month than in November, the miners
have denounced the present wage con-
tract and demand readjustment with
wage increase by the end of Janu-
ary. The workmen also are inaisting
upon the Introduction of q six-hour
day in place OF the present scven-hbur
shift.
the miners passed a resolution demand
ing not only the introduce ton Of the
six-hour day for themselves but in
structng their leaders to open nego-
tiations with tho miners of other
countries looking toward an interna-
tonal agreement OH the six-hour day.
Despite the increased production at
Essen, Germany ends the year with un-
promising business prospects, because
the general coal shortage continues
with no prospect of immediate relief.
gravest obstacle to the country's eco
nomic' recovery. Cases of shutdown of
industrial plants and even of munici-
pal gas ard electric power houses are
growing more frequent. Mony potash
mines and sugar mills in central Ger
many are idle, because Of inadequate
coal supplies.
Tic official report on the labor mar
ket, issued to-day, foreshadows an ex-
tensive increase in unemployment be-
cause Of the many shutdowns.
The labor situation continues un-
stable. Payment for work by the piece
has been rentroduced in many indus
tries. including all the shipyartls at
hamburg, in an effort to settle the un-
rest. but the attempt has not been
wholly successful.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-31
Paris Births Increasing,
Whilv Deaths De .roa.e

PARIS, Dec. 80 Nrerch Wireless
Service "A large increase in the birth
rate is shown by statistics for tic
month Of Iecemb,r. tho ra.e in Pans
having doubled since tn, beginning OF
the year. List Jarua.r tIa pirtr rat,
'as a.5 per 1,o90, wi'il for the preseni
nor Vi the rate exceeds IS pc 900.
Deaths have decreased from i8 Der
l,c'g n .,anua.y TO IA per 900 this
month The number of marriages is
also increasing.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-31

pieted, State Department ofacisls said
to-day.
There was a suggestion some time
ego that the invitation be extended TO
him, but taa question was nos deter
mined at that time. Some Admins
trat'on officials believe he would &C.
ouiescN IN the request from the Allied
powers, bat the United States will
have no part in the meeting of tho
ocunci, Ny reason Of TIE fact that tho
treaty has not been ratified by the Sem
ate.
The treaty provides that the tirs,
eetng of she assembly Of the league
shall be called Is the Presidents, but
the assembly is no. expected to meet
in the Immediate future. Tue council
however, mas assemble within fort
right .fter ratification is completed al
Paris, as She carrying cut Of some pro-
visions of the treaty is entrusted to it.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-31
Hungary W;N Ask Allies
To Restore lis TerrifDr

VIENNA. Dec. 3o-The Hungarian
government will' make fight when its
peace delegation goes to Paris for
restoration of some Of the territory
taken away from it. Count Apponyi,
who heads the delegation, indicated
today that line Of procedure.
I'VE deeply regret the Withdrawal OF
America from the Supreme Council" !"
he said, "because the United States had
pledged itself to those principles on
wliicf alone the peace Of Europe can be
rebuilt While we have faith that the
Allies will treat us fairly. the WITH
Grawal of America means a heavy loss"
New-York tribune., 1919-12-31
Niue sioie Reds" Executed
Britis:. Protests Fail 10 Save
t.u..Arlmnists IN BilIaness

BERLIN, Dec. 3O-Nine additional
ro'nmrnlsts were cyecutcd q. Budapest
Monday, despite protests from the Brit
iss AmbassAuor and the Italian repre-
sentalNes, according 70 adrices re-
cceived here from the Hungarian can
itai.
The men upon whore death sentences
were carried out included r'r. Eugene
Lasz.o. aU1hor, journalist and lawyer.
%ho, with number of others, was con-
demAed last week.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-31
President snends Tive Hours
Il, l,,e White House Garden,
Near Yor,; 7 ribnr :
!i'nehiN c{on J,,,,.o,,

Near yo~,. Triburs
Nosh'ngtoa Bup.aN
WASHINGTON Dec. 3O.~Frosidant
wilson followed the customary routine
Of periods Of walking about his room
aud sitting il the open a., toby, it
was said at .na White Houso Tne pa
tent Transacted liftla executive husi-
ness, signing q number OF letters and
papers, bat none OF any great signif
cance
u tho morning t. . President was
VIII c'-'d INTO TIE gardens spacs IN the
rec. of no White House and remaino'
II the sun fo1 move thar t,vo hours.
On returning ~ mis- bedcAamter ne
gave attention to 8, ..crois 'ng' his limbs
by f'cquonlly walking about INC room
New-York tribune., 1919-12-31
77ll Di, isiGn Bureau Moves

The nth Division Employment Bu-
reHu, which IS cooperating with the
onitsa Sizes Department Of Labor in
getting jobs for ex-scr, ice men, has
moved It's Offices to the divisions new
clubhouse at - West Twenty-tifth
Street. EMPLOYERS needing help of sny
Wind may get their demands filled
II ley telephone the offices of the
bureau at Watkins $500.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-31
Co}I Match Political Ouiia
Democrats Losing as 1sench and
Ear Clash on links
Special Corresno,i1l


pINEHURST, N. c.. Dec. 3o--Thrae
raeFnbe' IF the New York Suprene
Court ard ls vyer FRIEND ere STAGING
seven-t,ay political tournament on the
links here THIS week. Justice F. r. p,
Lvcon and Justice John M Tiernoy
Democ~ats are opposir Justice Ed
we'd ! Finch ara Elihu Root j.. Re
No ieai.s. So Ear the Democrats are
Ueing trimmed.
ne score Gays Justice finch, as
prophetic OF what is going TO hanpen
IN I. certain big election neNt year.N
New-York tribune., 1919-12-31
March j. cts Gzecl. Cross

WASHINGTON, Dec. 30.~The Czecbo-
SlovaS Var Cross was conferred on
General Peytcn c. March. Major .er~
eral Frank Mcintyre, Bri.adior Genera
sanh 7. Hines and Captain Stuart ".
'ramer III the Office of Secretary Esker
t. day h. Colonel Y. s. Hurbsn, mill -
tary attache Of the legation.