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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-14
La PIeasure nd Amusement Morl
Is Love Bolshevik.

. To determine whether love IS renu-
4 Inc or counterfeit. there is sim
pie test that every one may apply
its name IS unselfishuess
Which do you desire more. the thing
that IS best for your beloved-or your
own selfish happiness7 Are YOU wiz
ing 90 pursue rapture at the cost Of
your Believers peace OF mind. sworn
.cbIEations. life itself-if you are
don't for moment imagine yourself
In love. You are merely pursuing your
happiness. without counting the cost
20 any one else. You are love Boil
shevik who tears down for the print
tive Impulse Of destruction
And do not Imagine that love built
on any such foundation IS going TO
last Next year. or the year after next
az most is likely TO see You in the
throes Of similar emotional convuI-
sion, with the sole difference that an
other figure occupies the foreground
have letters from people daily who
imagine theF are deeply In love. when
their Grald opera emotions are Moth
ing more than malignant selfishness-
IT'S case OF wanting what they
want when they want ir" and they
propose 90 have Go at the expense OF
everyone luV0lVeC-eVen the one they
claim TO love better than life"
such letter came 20 me the other
day ron girl who has become enc
tangled in an unhappy love affair. The
man In the case was older and had
opliEatious, To regard 90 which he WIS
making every effort TO be loyal. i5ur
the girl persisted in writing 90 Sim.
calli~- him up on the telephone max
Ing occasions 90 meet him. when he
was honestly trying 60 forget her
And when the strain Of the whole
thing was telling cruelty on his health.
She explained the headlong pursuit
Of her victim hy saving u love him
more than life ITSELF while love. real
love that is. was consnicuouslv ID
sent from the entire affair She was
iuduICinE a morhidly selfish passion
at the expense OF everyone-the man
especially
A GIri as " Thenter Ticket
Then there is the man who "re-
serves q place in a eirl's affections
without definitely making up his mind
whether OF not he win eventually
claim IT, The whole procedure has the
cool busiuesslice quality OF having a
ticket l1id aside for the opera or the
ater To may be called for. or it may
not. dependent on circumstance
The Young man may meet some one
IS hose society be would prefer to the
opera or the rnelter. and ne lets the
ticket go hV default
Il have made her promise not 90 go
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-14
TRUANT OFFICER REQUESTS
WORK DURING THE SUMMER

Jose n. Cevallos. school truant Of
ficer, asked the acting mayor and
council Wednesday morning IL the
city would employ him during the
months OF June. July and August TO
continue his work among the Mexican
children in the south part of the city.
His work ends on May %, when the
schools close, and no provision is
made by the school board for this
work during the summer months
VevaIlos receives SIS from the DAY
schools and s2f from the night
schools, making a total OF sc9 q
month Acting mayor Semple stated
that the matter would be taken up
at the meeting Of the council tOmor-
row
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-14
AGRICULTURAL EXPERTS TO
INVESTIGATE PEAR BLIGHT

A party Of agricultural and horticul-
tural experts left IN an automobile
for Mexico Wednesday for the purpose
OF inspecting the orchards along The
Mexican side Of the border in an en-
deavor 20 locate the source Of year
blight which has been affecting trees
on this side OF the river. IL was said
that a careful search for the source OF
Infection has been made on the Amer
lean side without discovering any To-
cality 20 which it could be traced
Mexican authorities readily granted
permission 20 make a search among
Mexican orchards TIE party consists
OF Roland Harweu. county aEricul-
tural agent. Charles Shade. horticul-
tural Inspector for the state depart
ment Of agriculture. and n. ". Wins
low. specialist. employed by the
county horticultural board PEoL Is
c0bar OF the Juarez Agricultural COLI
leEe. met the party on the Mexican
side and accompanied them.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-14

DHOENIE. Ariz-, May IL. n. Jag
l gers. Of Mesa. federal hay inspec-
tor for 1IarIcopa county, was IN Jail
last night not having been able to
arrange a $4,000 bond. and Alfred ].
Peters. prominent hay dealer Of
Tempe is at liberty on $4,000 bond,
following their arrest Tuesday on a
federal warrant charging conspiracy
10 defraud the government out OF a
large sum by selling inferior grade
hay at the price Of superior grade.
The arrests followed a lengthy in
vesusation by federal agents
throughout the southwest, where hay
totalling $3.50 600 in value. Is said TO
have been shipped by Peters. uhder
JagEers' inspection. 90 United States
army Quartermasters departments at
Deming, n. d., El Paso, Texas, Waco,
Texas, Nac0, Ariz.. and other points.
Hearing Set for 1lay 10.
Both men were arraigued late Tues
day. Peters being released on bond
and Jaggers held in JAN until today,
when he expected 20 arrange for his
release until the hearing. set for
Nay 10.
The hay In question IS said to have
been sold In carload lots 20 the army
and the date fixed as February Is.
1t IS alleged that whereas the hay
really was standard grade. 10 was
marked grade "A- and was paid for
az the highest price. Peters. who came
originally from Australia. has been ia
the hay business IN Tempe for a num-
Der OF years.
JaEgers Also Has nsiness.
JagEers who holds the position Of
federal hay Inspector Of the county.
also Is secretary OF the Arizona Hay
congress and Maricopa HAY Dealers
association. He was assistant food
illustrator in the Mesa district dur
ing IT, war. Jaggers has hay and
grain sales house az Mesa
Almond B. Chayt0r. representative
Of the department Of Justice. still ifs
conducting an INVESTIGATION Of the
hay deals throughout The southwest.
and Be- is stated that the eventual total
uncovered may greatly exceed the
quarter million estimate so far
reached
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-14

Eith anyone else" such young men
write to ne continually. -but 7 have
resolutely kept from saying anythin-
about marriage DO you taink am
right
and 7 hasten 70 assure such CORE
spondents- with an the vshemencs az
my command that their conduct Is alb
sQlutely selfish A Eirl Is entitled %
little more consideration than a the
alter ticket Why should she spend
years OF precious youth at the 1eeE
and call OF a man who may. or NAV
not have in mind 20 reward her de-
walton by marrilEel II he decides 20
marry. she may be the favored one.
10 be can afford 90. or ~ be is relieved
90 consider. but prudence councils him
not 90 commit himself
And, after q long account cf the
various forms OF caution behind which
he has barricaded himself-beine dulv
careful never 90 mention marriage-
never to give anything but perishabIs
presents uor to- raise hopes by making
-oFe-sucl q Young man has the ef-
trontery TO tel me, In confidence. he
cares deeply about the girI-
From such love as this Good Lord
deliver u.s. Any girl would be justi-
fled in adding 90 her prayers nightly.
a girl ot Intelligence and character
VIII quickly take q situation Of this
AANA % lllu ans administer IE Tor the
benefit a.nd education OF such a young
man. For men are. after an, what we
women make Of them-and ~ mothers
water and conserve the selfishness-
thar is innate On an OF US. &c IS up Co
the future vile 20 uproot it u she val
ues her happiness. She win make DO
PLAIN that she declines 20 regard her
selr as a provisional ticket and she
should refuse to seciude herself on any
suen terms The young man VIII. 81
l1cL. have 20 take his chances with
such a situation. and III she gets him
Co unlerstan nd the true Turkishuess OF
such a sttaati0n she is doing valuable
missionary work
During the early spriugrime years
nature has way % making boys
and girls fan in love with each other
nc random And the wholesome and
M tural th-rr Isl 90 have this assocl-
alton as free as possible and 90 post
pcue pairing OFF, until love makes
this Inevitable
TO Isl dan -erous matter TO select
ones life partner before one has had
a chance -o compare and select Sucl
love on the part OF young people LACKS
foundation lt has no structure 20
weather the storm and stress Of lie.
iet alone The daily grind, which. on
the whole. requires more hcrolsm.
IN sou are sure that YOU are pass
ms t1roueI tle great love or your
lue.' apply unscltishness5 that a the
acid test
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-14
ARE
MUCH NEEDED
Regular Units at Fl. Bliss
To Stage DemOnstra-
lions for Recruiting.

in order TO stimulate recruiting 1or
the army preparations we're being
made wednesday by the Seventh field
signal battalion. 18th motor trans
port corps. and the Eighth engineers
to stage public demonstrations In the
heart Of the city. The demonstration
viii be directed by the commander OF
each unit in cooperation with Capt
Charles Tho0urne. engineer OF the
adjutaut generals office 40 Washing
ton. ID. c.. who recently arrived I'm I'd
Paso. The recruits are needed urgent
ly now because Of the intention OF the
war department TO release all emer-
gency men by June 10
Car on Exhibition
The portable repair uplr and the
CamOuflaEed touring car. whicE were
on exhibition az the new auto show
recently were stationed on the north
side OF san Jaciuto plaza Tuesday
night. and wiz be kept there for some
time. A field receiving and sending
station for wireless messages. con-
sisting OF various other apparatus I'M
der charge Of first Sergt j. y. Nolan.
was stationed In the southwestern
part Of san Jacinto park wednesday
morning This Isl part or the work
Of The seventh field battalion, which
viii also demonstrate at Cleveland
square Saturday night a radio appa-
ratus. radio tractor. wire cart, pack
sets
Nav Bridge River.
Arrangements we're being made BY
the Eighth engineers 70 stage a ma
ueuVer near the Rio Graude with pla-
toon bridge 90 be built across the
river II % Is feasible az infantry lt-
tack viii be made on them to give the
demonstration n war time flavor
The recruiting office announced
~ ednesday morning rhar eight enlist
meuts had been made Tuesday and
hat eight more were made Wednes-
daw M 10 noon
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-14
HOG WALLOW NE US

Dunk Bolts, Regular Correspondent.
=--- urr-.--- -1r-iuruuuuia. Copyr-Ehted--
THE proprietor Of the Petunia Ridge
/ moonshine still house. since read
ing that the government wiz build a
complete network Of revenue officers
70 enforce national prohibition after
July 1. has already begun laying down
a barrags OF tin cans and empty
bottles for two or three hundred
yards around his place Of business. He
says he expects TO have things fixed
so that If one Of these officers gets
70 his place Of business without being
heard he VIII have to be a very light
footed man
The dogs OF this section are begin
ming 20 shed and the Hogvflle Civic
Improvement society IS delighted az
Chie. They are glad TO see. things
falling in line OF Improvement
The Hogville postmaster declared
Good Friday a legal holiday and closed
the postoffice so that he might plant
his garden
The HogviHe Horseshoe club has
now gone into spring training and
already many Of the club are pitch
ing the shoes in old time form. This
promises 20 be very successful sea-
son
Bud smothers. local grocer, last
Saturday ordered a barrel Of fresh
fish, which came C. o. D. de regards
this as somewhat Of a reflection on
his credit and has decided TO not take
them out of the express office. The
manager Of the express office says
something must be done a. once ds
The fish are beginning 90 damage.
Miss Peruna Hooks and Miss Lydia
= Peck. this town we're charming
guests Of the widow Of the Bear Ford
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-14
MEXICAN NATIONAL BILLS
CONTINUE TO DEPRECIATE

Local dealers IN Mexican bank bills
report continued dropping In the
prices OF all bills OF those Institutions
since the drastic order by minister Of
finance. Luis Cabrera that no banks
OF that country could receive their
own bills in payment of Indebtedness
nor that they could buy up such bills
The drop I'm price in the local market
Of some Of these bills are as follows
Bauco Nacioual from % cents 90 %
cents Loudres Y Mexico. from 11e TO
IS, Oriental Of Puebla. from II TO SO @
sonora. from 90 90 Z1- Occidental OF
1aZatlan. Siualoa- % 10 21- and Banco
Minero Of Chihuahua from l11s 20
So cents
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-14
LECTURE AND READINGS
TO BE GIVEN AT CHURCH

AIRS. Eva Craven Wheeler. o. Los
Angeles Calf. VIII lecture this eve
ming at the First Christian church
under the auspices OF the prohibition
committee she VIII give patriotic
readings the first, The WhistlirE
Mother written by Mrs c. c. Red
ding. and another reading. The New
Baby humorous selection from
The TaIkarive Women" Dad s.
the name Of the address which VIII
follow There win ,be also a number
Of musical selections. and a sing song
win nrecede the lecture which VIII
be open 70 the public.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-14
K. r. Gilbert To
Take Charge Of
ReSerOe Bank
Successor To Manager San
Lawder Will Assume
Control Saturday.

r. P Gilbert. who viii succeed sam
Lawder as manager OF the Fl Paso
branch federal reserve bank. is due
70 arrive in II Paso this afternoon
q was announced at the reserve bank
Wednesday. He viii be introduced
TO the banks Of the city directly on
after which he viii be taken
TO the reserve bank for a conference
with Gr. Lawder.
Mr. Lawder announced that &;
would take two weeks FOR 8lr- gill
bert 70 be thoroughly familiarized
with the system Of this branch, max
ing the time June 1 before he would
leave for his new position at the
Houston branch.
The legal transfer OF the branch
from Mr.. Lawder's charge TO that of
Mr.. Gilbert's viii be made Saturday
OF Monday by general auditor ". C.
Weiss who is TO arrive here Satur-
day
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-14
MANY CATTLE SHIPMENTS
REPORTED FROM MIDLAND

Bud Estes. livestock Inspector OF
the Panhandle and Southwestern
S-ocamen's association for the Mid-
land. Texas. district. reported under
date OF Nav 10, cattle shipments as
follows Nay 9. O. p Jones shipped
from Odessa. Texas. IS cas- OF stock
cattle 20 TeEline. Texas I'D on NAY
q, B. Denoson shipped from Midland
Texas. five cars OF yearlinE steers 20
Chaunou. Teras
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-14
PAVING CONCERN
MAY CONE HERE
Uvalde Rock Asphalt Com
pany Representative
Talks to Council.

Within the next few weeks a. new
paving concern which is at present
operating in cities IN eastern Texas
may enter FL Paso. W. p Hughes.
general superintendent Of the Uvalde
Rock Asphalt company. OF san An
tonic. appeared before the city coun-
Gil Wednesday morning. with speci-
mems Of his oompany's mine. and
samples OF pavements from two cities
in Texas where the paving has had
seven years use.
Has Large Mine.
our mine has enough rock In it 20
pave the entire state OF Texas. We
have 1900 acres The pavements that
have samples OF here on the table
said Mr. Hughes. are from streets in
Dallas that have been laid for over
seven years. One is a pavement one
and one half inches and the other is
two inch pavement The rock is com
posed of crystelene limestone satu-
rated with asphalt
1--WE grind the rock and add a small
percentage OF oil TO make the asphalt
run 1t is then heated and poured
over the surface Of the street I have
looked over your city and viii state
that a six inch base OF macadam is
all that would be necessary upon the
heaviest traffic used streets Where
the base is caliche there would be no
need OF any base at all
Offe-= To Demonstrate.
Mr.. Hughes said Il win be willing
20 demonstrate the pavement TO al
committee appointed by the city com
Gil I DO not see where a demonstra-
ton pavement in FL Paso, say OF two
or more blocks would be advisable
Six months is not a fair period for
tests Of pavement it would take four
years and by that time your city
would have been paved / would take
the committee appointed 20 streets
that have been paved for seven and
a half years and show them that they
are perfect today.
Is Good Pavement.
Alderman ". n. Griffith remarked: f
u was taken over pavements in Hous-
ton hy the city engineer that were
placed by the company that Ar.
Hughes represents They were in per
feet condition The engineer told me
AZ the time that the pavement was in
every manner satisfactory
VIII Appear Thursday.
Acting mayor Z. c. Semple asked
ar. hughes TO appear before the c0un-
ell and mayor Charles Davis Thursday
afternoon and 20 have his prices and
other data prepared for a hearing III
the mayor and council give Mr.
Hughes's pavement an endorsement IL
Wil be up 10 the company to interest
the property owners in the pavement {
iL upon the recommendation Of 5 per
cent OF the taxpayers fronting on a
street a pavement is requested. the
city has TO put down such pavements,
the acting mayor said
1Ir. Hughes, told the council that his
company intended to place in Fl Paso
p representative whose work would
be entirely that Of interesting prop
erry owners
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-14
CARRANZA'S SECRETARY TO
CONE TO CHIHUAHUA CITY

Padro On TarIas- UrlVata secroIarV
to president Fenustiano Carrauza- OF
Mexico, is reported 20 have arrived
few DAYS ago On T0rreon. Coahuila. 10
invesri gate Revolutionary conditions
for his chief u IS said that the secre-
rary may come 20 the city OF Chihua-
hua as soon as the railroad is re-
paired so trains can get through from
Torreon- Andres Garcia, Mexican con
sui general I'm Fl Pas0 said ar Fa-
rias was not expected to come TO Jua-
reL
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-14
T hief J ans Out Clothes
OfDetecfice On BED

Philadelphia, Pa. May 14.-Acting
detective Joseph lTiuer's home. on
Greenwich street was entered hy
thieves who ransacked the house and
stole iewelry and other valuahles
worth $3.50. After taking everything
they wanted the accommodating
thieves carefully laid out luIler's uni
form and cap on his bed and left. All
Miller had TO do when he returned
home was to don his uniform and so
hunt his valuables
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-14
THREE MEN CHARGED WITH
VIOLATING PASSPORT LAW

Charged with entering tho United
States without passports. Luis Bur
ralo. Tomas Galindo and Carlos Can-
delario were arrested by federal Off
GERS "wednesday. and taken before the
United States commissioner. They
waived preliminary hearings and were
bound over 20 the October term Of the
erand jury, with bonds fixed ut $3.50
Sureties have not yet been obtained
on the bonds At she time OF their
arrest pistols and ammunition were
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-14
Egg Travels From Ohio
All The Wau To England

Bellefontame, O.. Nay 14--Mrs- C..
T. Schumacher. living near this city,
sold a crate OF eggs last spring and
on one Of the egEs she wrote her
name and address She has received a
letter from Miss Bertha Ramsden. %
years Of age. OF Bellevue, Wakefield.
England The English girl said she
was working in a munitions factory
at the time she purchased the auto
grauhed egg
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-14
EFFORTS TO BRIDE CAMP
DODGE OFFICERS CHARGED

Des Aoines. Ia. May 1f--FiVe per
sons were indicted on charges OF con
spiracy and bribery bv the federal
grand jury here Tuesday in connec-
ton with an alleged attempt Co gain
o. monopoly in the PURCHASE Of certain
government supplies 40 Camp Dodge-
Indictments against Michael Levy
AMI S. D. Berlin. Chicago representa-
tives Of Michael Tauber CO.. OF St.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-14
City Of Ell PaSO
Receives Thanks
OfGO0. Campbell
Arizona Governor Writes
Appreciation Of Citys
Hospitality.

Gov. Thomas Z. Campbell, Of Ari-
zona, In a letter addressed 90 acting
mayor p C. semple received WedneS-
day morning expressed his gratitude
10 FL Paso for the reception he and
AIRS. Campbell received upon their
recent visit here.
The latter IS dated from Phoenix.
Monday. May u. and reads
The keys Of FL PasO were literally
and fieuratively turned over TO me
upon the occasion OF my recent visit
to your enterprisinE city
Although not exactly "a stranger
within your gates the generous hospl-
talfty extended myself and Mrs Camp
ben made me feel more than at home.
q desire TO express my sincere ap-
precia ton for same
Trusting that on some future oc-
casion the position may De reversed,
and that Arizona viii be TIE most m
stead Of the feted guest
81 remain. sincerely yours.
as7Tnnu1ae = Campbell
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-14
u S. Inspector And Arizona Hay
Dealer Held For Alleged Graft
Plot; Local Shipments LnUoLUed

Paul. AIinn-. charge they offered $1,000
20 Capt. l. z. Sinner. head OF the SAL
wage department. TO fix a contract
for them to obtain S39,00A worth Of
supplies for S12.500.
Arthur Eoerner. Washington, ID. C.;
]. Rh0ads, broker. Norfolk. Va and
A. Gross. Minneapolis business man,
the others indicted. were named in
connection with an alleged attempt
by the first two named 70 bride Lieut.
r. r. Nanstrum. Quartermaster corps.
TO secure a purchase Of 10000 gov
eminent blankets.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-14
HOUSTON CHURCH ISSUES
EENTENA mN nRINE EM ALLEY

Methodist church OF Houston. Tex,
has issued an unqualified challenge
20 every one OF the $500 Methodist
churches OF Texas TO beat 10 I'M rails
ing more money for the Methodist
centenary drive, opening at 10 o'clock.
noon- sunday, May IS Rev. r. d.
knickerhocker. pastor. issued the
challenge
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-14
NM NoNEL IN RECnRn.

Du Quoin. III. May 1f-Scott and
Stanley Crews. cousins. returned sol
diers. have a most unique record for
keeping together during the war En-
listin cat the same time they we're
dispatched TO the same cantoumeut
for training They were even ASST gned
to the same company and sailed Tor
France on the same boat. fighting side
by side overseas. Both qualified as
sharpshooters. with but slight varia-
tons I'm their records They returned
out together.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-14
MOVING ON BUDAPEST
THINK CITY WILL SURRENDER

Vienna AUSTRIA Nay la-IErencl
Wireless Service. The allied troops
which are marching on Budapest VIII
not make any hurried advance on the
city. according 70 Information reach
ing the Acht Uhrblatt, because the al
lied powers feel convinced either that
the soviet government viii be over
thrown by the Hungarian counter
revolutionists or that the city VIII
canftulate
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-14

weights for bread 10 be sold by the
loaf and such bread shall not be sold
OF other weights. PROVIDED however,
that variations shall not exceed one
ounce per pound over and one ounce
per pound under the standard unit
weight.
Section 8 provides for fines. sec
tiou provides for the enforcement OF
the law by state. city and county
health officers and section II OF the
BIN gives 10 emergency effect, mas
much as there is no such law now in
existence.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-14

Griffin. Ca. MAY lA-As the OUT
come OF "a quarrel about a woman
named Gussie Banks. Gus Head fought
with Gus Vaughan ON Gus Fu-raI 81
farm. When the fight ended Heads
head was badly Eashel by an AK
Vaughan is disguised at being in 5ail
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-14

Maria de Jesus Samaniego, aged 10
years. died at the home Of her parents.
sos Park street, at g o. m.. May -. iu-
terment VIII be in COncordia cemetery
with funeral from IN residence a.
go a. m. tomorrow.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-14
col MOTT ORDERED To
rs ErTBA ssT AT PARIS

Paris, France. May 1s-Col. Bentley
Mott formerly representing Gen
Persh-ng at the headquarters Of mar
shal Foch. has Been appointed MILF
tarv attacbe at the American embassy
in Paris. succeeding 1TaL Barclay 81
Narh1rton, OF Jenklntown. Pa. who
is going home FOR discharge