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bM HOLLY CR o V E
 LEADER.

Swrence Lambert, who was discharged from the army has just returned home 1 France, has again taken bld position as salesman in mammoth store of Mayo ayo. of this city.
 ty Marshal John s. W4h been busily engaged in Ing the streets this week, b adds to our town won RHy.
 bssrs. c. R. Gordon, J. w. 10, Rue Abramson and F. |olan who went to confer
 the Arkansas Railroad mission at Little Rock the erection of a new de- at this place, returned sday afternoon. They re- that the Railroad Commis- and officials of the railroad agreed to meet in Holly
 on February 27th and the situation over, and to some conclusion as to lnd Of depot to be erected. lne meeting held here last ay and presided over by Haskell, a missionary from 1ne sum of $421.00 was
 TOT the Armenian and Relief Fund. A very large
 was present Sunday poon to hear the noted ger tell of the conditions
 near East. On Tuesday a u1ee composed of B. J. n' B. G. Welborn, Mes
 '. R. Gordon and P. E. 4s solicited donations to 'ne total to $616.5O- more than asked for from ople. What do you think
 on no instance has our lsi below it's quota on ns yet asked of her peo- Ou government or other
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Fl E A R THIS, COTTON
 GROWERS.

It seems evident that the mills intend to have it out with the wage-earner and the cotton grower at one and the same time.
 They are in better position to allow their machinery to re- main idle now than, possibly, they would be at another time.
 They are just ending 3 per iod of fabulous profits. Prices have been cut, but further re- auctions will be necessary be- fore they have been placed within the reach of the aver age pocket book.
 Mill consumption could go on without fear of the conse- quences of a lower wage scale, or of cheaper cotton. The mill mans profit has been cOnsti- tuted such a great part of the selling price of his products that he could get down to a basis that would stimulate buy ing regardless of the outcome of his fight with labor and the man behind the bale.
 He is too wise, however, to make up large quantities of goods for which demand is slow-becauSe of excessive prices. Every dollar of capital tied up in unsold stocks puts the owner that much more at the mercy of the buyer.
 That is what is the matter with the cotton market right now. The cotton farmer went on planting cotton and trust ing to luck to find a market. Large stocks have been piled up, and these stocks represent a year of hard toll and mil lions of dollars in money.
 
 The mill man is too good a business man to be caught 1n the lurch ike the cotton farm CT has been. He is not philan thropic enough to keep his mills going just to furnish jobs for those who want to work or an outlet for cotton that the south wants to sell By shut ting down he sees his best chance to hold these elements in subjection and he also inn proves his position ill the sell ing market. Ii would be just as foolish for the mills to make up big stocks of goods now, while they have readjustments on foot which they want to have a hand in settling, as 1t would be for the south to plant for more than 10,000,0OO bales of cotton this year.
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Accuracy Better Than Speed.

People who go in for speed records are not as wise as they think they are for speed without accuracy Is of no avail. True, time Is at a premium ID every line these days and we should not under any circumstances waste 8
 minute unnecessarily. But if We aren't sure about any phase of our work we must take sufficient time to go into It and not rely on chance to help us where we can possibly help ourselves.
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ANNOUNCEMENT
v \ tsx sssSsF sv, sssa,
 U. J Is. s. Rdbire Dentist: N '

Formerly of Helena wishes to announce that he has opened up his Dental Offices in the Murphy Bldg. above the Post Office.
 Dr. Rubin is a graduate of the Wisconsin College of Den tistry and Physicians and Surg cons and has been in practice of Dentistry in this state for the las five years. Adv.
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LEAF TOBACCO

Pure and unadulterated. Comes to you exactly as 1t leaves farmers hands. Hand picked. The highest quality, rich in flavor. Order today. 2 pound sample $1.0O, pre- paid parcel post. 10 pounds $4.50.
 State whether chewing or smoking wanted,
 DUKE BROS. 16-1O-t Dresden, Tenn.
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EGGS FOR MATCHING

From thoroughbred Barred Plymouth Rock Eggs, S1.50 for 15.
 Black Minorca, $300 for 15, non setters, best layers and large hens.
 All eggs guaranteed fertile. Phone, address or call on
 J. D. Henley.
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RICE STRAW FOR SALE

Two car loads No. l bright Rice Straw for sale. $12.5O per ton F. o. B. Hunter. Phone or write
 Geo. A. Heinrich,
 Hunter, Ark.
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CHURCH OF CHRIST
 Sunday School and Commu- nion Services each Sunday morning at 10 o'clock.
 Bible Study on Wednesday night at 7:45.
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DUROC JERSEY HOGS

We will sell from our herd of ~60 cholera immune, some excellent gilts and service boars. All are decendants of Cherry King and Orion Chief the best blood in the Duroc world. Register papers furnish ed.
 Tippecanoe Farms,
 Brinlley, Ark. Phone 3.
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WARNING ORDER

In the Monroe County Circuit Court. Frank Federer.. Plaintiff
 VS. Leopold Singer Defendant The defendant, Leopold Sing CT, is warned to appear in this court within thirty days and answer the complaint of the plaintiff.
 T. l.. Graham,
 Circuit Clerk. Bogle & Sharp Attys. for Plaintiff.
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Among the Churches.

BAPTIST CHURCH TT' Sunday School at Ss45w4. m Preaching at 11:00 a. m. Preaching at 7:30 p. Tn. B. Y. P. U. at SEQ p. m. Services at both morning and evening hours by the pas tor.
 A cordial invitation to all.
 Roswell Davis, Pastor.
 M. E. CHURCH Sunday School at 9:45 a. m. Preaching at 11:00 a. m. Preaching at 7:30 p. m.
 l.. E. Mann, Pastor.
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S|5.OO Reward
LOST BAY MARE

A light bay or dark sorrell mare, 3 years old and past, had 3 white stocking feet, white star in forehead, belly nearly white, 141a or 15 hands high. Left or was taken from range on Piney, east of Brink ley, last spring. Will pay $15 for any information leading to recovery. Address
 J. H. Goodwin,
 Wheatley, Ark. Jan. 20, 1919.
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PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Sunday. School at. 9:45 a. m. Preaching at HOO a. m. Preaching at ZOO p. m. Teachers Training Class and Prayer Meeting on Wednes- day at 7:30 p. m.
 J. Drummond, Pastor.
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! KINDS OF BONDS
VI Hodges and w. Hicks
 Mallory Agency.

HSeHCy. ''S 1, Main 5O76; 31s-31e- boyle Bldg, Little Ark, will buy your . Donas at the highest \, p'lces for cash, or, as- IIs ~ carry them. Write, 'f phone.
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Rooming House Close to best Hotels and Boarding Houses. Beautiful bed rooms, b ath,etc. Also read ing room for use of rOOnerS. All new and modern.
 Mrs. A. K. Hammon
 West Ash St. Phone 53.
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l.. E. Mann, Pastor.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-24
Short SnatcheS
From Eve7yWhere

The president must be glad nov he
took that trip 10 Italy when he did
Indianapolis star
The wires which sfr. Burleson took
over seem TO have been barbed-Phf-
ladeiphia Evening Ledger.
Too bad that the man only recently
out OF the trench must learn now 20
rench--Columbla Record.
Italy might stop . minute before
refusing TO arbitrats with SerTia. and
recall that Austria's fatal troubles be-
gan AZ JUST that spot-yenanso Her
aid
Japau's demand for an Aslatic Non
roe Doctrine IS q bit offset b. our
knowledge o. what she wants It for
Nenango Herald.
The undertakes who displayed a
sure, ven finish Ire Job loan pos
ter 81 his window HAD an eye TO BUSH
ncss--3lanchester Union.
The reason Eorea's case IS hopeless
is because all OF Janar's friends have
the same sort OF skeleton IN the closet
-Greenrilel Is. c. Piedmont.
The man who has tried 10 crawl be-
tween two OF the strands Of q carhed
wire fence can understand Itaiy's feel
ing toward the Il pointz-Little Rock
Arkansas Gazette.
Here and there one hears q fatter-
ing word Tor Mr.. Burieson- The
Springfield Republican. FOR example.
says he has -outiived his usefulness"
Chicago Tribune.
Ihe Germans are complaining that
the allies are taking everything from
them Wen. they can keep their LAM
gu1ge-nuoody else wants it.-Phla-
deiphia Public Ledger.
The war department has a record
OF the number who won decorations.
but ir has no record OF the number
who really deserved decorations.-
GreenvilIe Is. CO Piedmont
Carl Brown. Of the Atchiscn Globe.
has promised 10 quit scoffing at lni-
racles. he realizes that every time be
gets a number on the telephone its
miracIe.-kansas City star.
Announcement is made that cele-
phone strikers have gone back 10
work. They felt as n they had 20 an-
nounce It, 1t probably wasn't notice
able IN the service.-Detroit News
would Put ex-kaiser on Rock Pile"
headlines an exchange While this
proposition sounds commemorate.
would IL not give more general satis-
faction II it read. Would Put Rock
Pile on ex-kaiserg BOSTON Tran
script.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-24
II Years Ago Today


DEPcRTS from St Petersburg show
N that the leading reactlonary or
gan in Russia. The MOSCOW Gazette
has begun a bitter war against re-
iigious liberation. arguing that It
VIII wipe out Orthodoxy IN the non
Orthodox section Of the country.
The warehouse and shipping depot
Of the z. B Welch company, whole
located in the block bounded by Flor
ence. Ochoa, Fifth and Sixth streets,
was totally destroyed by fire this
morning. The loss as near as can be
estimated at present is between $40
900 TO $4,000, with a total insurance
$4,000 Of which SIS. 600 IS on the
stock and $4,000 on the building. The
cause Of the fire is unknown.
Col. r. +. Campbell for p years
one OF the prominent men Of FL Paso.
died at 3 o'clock this morning. after
an illness OF "a days. He was once
mayor and once postmaster OF E
Paso.
r. C. Stewart. OF this city. received
word this morning that his father,
Gen A. P stewart, IS dangerously III
in Borden Springs, Ala.
Reports Of further damage done BY
the Rio Grande above Fl Paso reached
here.
H D. Slater. editor OF The Herald.
and Mrs Slater have returned from
trip east
The EIks minstrel show viii prob
ably be given for the edification OF
the Bisbee people IN the course Of
few days.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-24
Ell PASO IS REALLY GONG AFTER
MEXICAN BUSINESS AND GETTING 1T

served to ship considerable quantities Of goods into Mexico
OF to receive shipments from Mexico others win be
aged likewise to work their lines the south side Of the
river
As for any anti-American feeling lingering after the
American occupation Of Verauz the Peshng chase after
villa and the clash at Carza all reports show that It has
faded to dimness If It is not entirely extinct Moreover,
the more intelligent people n Mexico realize now that
Mexico was trced believing German propaganda dur
ing the Those Mezicans who not out and out
proay or not sincerely neutral beginning to
from the daze into which they thrown when the
collapse Of Germany revealed how hollow the whole
Prussian pretenss Of victory
As C. G. Torres lawyer Of Mazatlan, the occasion Of
his welcome TO the Ncges trade excursionsts recently
said:
certainly gentlemen the world has arrived the hour
reconstruction Of nations and for universal harmony
which viii be welcome after the frghtful butchery
which humanity witnessed during long years upon
the bloody batteeds Of the old world IF in the past we
have had trivial difficulties let forget them-n0
FIRE thrown to the ashes Let leave the dead peace and
in joint efforts let labor together for the destes Of
both nations"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-24
Sees Trouble Ahead the Mexican Troops Go Through u
81 Paso Photographs Make Good Impression in the Eas

tsT HEARD on my way from San An
tonic 70 FL Paso that the Next
can government was trying to get
permission 20 transport soldiers from
Eledras NeEras through Eagle Pass
and II Paso into Chihuahua 10 reen-
force the Ca-ranza forces againsi
vita and Cen Felipe Angeles" said
Samuel Y. HUNT, from New Orleans.
Here in FL Paso ] heard that the
military authorities IN Juarez were
permitted by the United states gov
eminent but every American with
whom I have talked and VINO knows
the conditions in Mexico Is IN fear
that our state department VIII do Just
such thing and thereby provoke de-
structlon Of Americans property and
The killing OF American citizens in the
state Of Chihuahua I know Mexico
and such people as Villa and his fol-
lowing and such action might pro-
woke any kind Of outrages on Ameri-
cans in his territory. I know. and
everybody who knows the history OF
the revolutionary trouble in Mexico
knows. that the passage OF Carranzl
troops through American territory was
the principal factor in bringing on the
Columbus raid There is no use in
binding ourselves TO possible results
OF another permit for Transporting
Carranza troops through our country
to fight villa. Carranza is not ex-
pecteu 70 have any love for rs anyway
he just wants 70 use u.s. u strikes
me that Americans on the border Of
chihuahua had better use their IN
fluence, and maybe are doing 50, to
get the state department to refuse
permission 20 transport Carranza
troops over American railroads. It
was indeed disastrous once or course.
the state department IS not disposed
to listen 70 any one who knows Next
can conditions"
The collection OF photographs Of
the buildings and different depart
ments Of the Southern Baptist Sana-
torium for Tuberculars. located at
Fl Paso. which 7 took with me 70 the
Southern Baptist convention recent
y held at Atlanta, Ca. where they
we're seen by several thousand peo-
pie said H. +. Nermillion. created
so great an Impressions that the con-
veutiou board asked me to leave
them there so they could be dis
played at the various state conven-
tons east Of the Mississippi river.
THE nan from New Orleans re-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-24
HOROSCOPE


aLAAANa NLAL NsI..
a srRoLoGT reads mis- as an IN
n Important DAY in planetary dlrec-
ton. but the sway is really favorable.
Uranus. the sun and Neptuna are
all In beneflc aspect
During this configuration the IN
fluences tend 20 an adjustment o.
the public mind 10 changed c0ndi-
tions
1t should be favorable FOR TIE i'm
plantation o. progressive ideas con-
corning religious duty and economic
Preachers and teachers should
benefit from this rule OF the stars
which makes for the crystal izzti0n
Of opinions and the steadying OF ma
tionsl impulses.
Uranus presaees increase Of In
teres- in spiritual matters Although
schemes and discussions are indl-
Gated IN churches these troubles are
but signs or growth the seers de-
clare.
Neptune foreshadows a great in
telIectual awakening which viii
reach Tie toilers and place them in
positions OF permanent netter1er-
There is sign read as forecast
ms supreme gaia Tor America
owing 20 cooperation affecting in
tsrests In either Africa or South
This should be a most auzriciouz
time for visiting those whose good
opinion 70 IS Desirable 70 gain. Per-
sons in the sun are believed to be
more susceptible 70 suggestion I'M
der this sway than under other
plane tarv direction
A forecast q the sumner quar-
ter promises prosperity TO the coun-
try, but with &c an increase of
crime and immortality. Again frauds
affecting the revenue are. Indicated
The Noon IS n place denorlng
diplomatic blunders that win be W.
covered in June
There s. a prognosticatlou most
promising for the west which wiI
lead in some great movement.
The seers declare that the law OF
love should now dominate and that
all classes should seek industrial
peace while it IS possible TO pre-
vent trouble.
Persons whose hirthdate 6 Isl
have the ougurv If success IN busi-
ness affairs. Promotions and new
business associates are indicated.
Children born on this day may be
high strung and imDresslonahle- These
subjects OF Gemini are usually sue
cessful as empioyes Cnryright, 1873, 3
by the Mcclure Newspaper Syndicate
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-24


THIS IS an uncertain day in piaue-
1 ta-y direction. according to asrro1-
ogv. Jupiter. Uranus and ths Sun
are al in evil place
There may be some sort o. uzcsr-
lainty IN regard 70 commercial
problems owing 10 the malefic ST.
luence OF Uranus. the planet that
Is supposed TO cause misiudgme1r
and fear. when Z sinister aspect
Warning IS given against subtle
propaganda affecting certain lines
o. trade and even financial interests
Physicians and surgeons nay be
affected By this same baleeul sway
Of the stars Reports discocr-ing
may be circulated and hospitals may
be Investigated
4 period Of Widespread accusation
and reformation OF established ilsli-
buttons Is a. hand. and seers declare
and many VIII suffer from unjust
imputati5n. while others are dsserr-
ing OF ce1sure-
ThIs IS a most unfavorzbIs direc-
ton for those who seek aid from
government officials or from flnal-
ciers. since Uranus e1coura ges dis-
trust
government appointments -hae VII
cause severe criticism. Changes in
certain federal offices are forecast
in the sumner.
SATURN today gives promise o.
temporary heed 20 the edmonton
OF aged statesmen and other persons
long accustomed % authority, but
their day OF power - past AID
Young reu and women VIII rule ir
the new era
since extremes % opinion VII Be
manifest for the next few months.
the settling OF public problems may
be exceedingly slew.
Labor IS sim under planetary
government making Tor delirer1nce
from many hard conditions anc
great increase in prosperity
The seers declare that there VII
nor be an appreciate decrease 81
either wages or cost OF living fer
many months
Persons whose birthdzts q e
should not speculate OF risk money.
THE domestic circle should be safe
children born on this day are
likely to be Trustworthy and pros
porous. These subjects Of Gemint.
however. often are careless and eL-
tr1ragz Copyright. 1918. BY Lha
IcCsure Newspaper syndicate
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-24
This Camp Cookie jar
Nerer Becomes EmblI

Junction city. kas. 1flv 24.-E orr
Riley has a cookie Jar like mother
used 20 have that never becomes e1np-
Is. aIth0u-h the I'D IS or most OF the
time. II is located IN the base hos
nital az Fort Riley. ana IS contributed
to By many women p many states
The Jewish Welfare board az che
post maintains the Jar snd ererv
month 10000 cookies are sent b. tha
Jewish women OF Kansas City to keep
10 flled. ir addition TO thousands
from Kansas. Oklahoma, Missouri ana
Nebraska
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-24
Kissing Bug
4 Puzzle To Doctors

Los angeles. Calif. Nav 2s=A
mysterious kissing bug with an an
aesthetic sting 1T upon the mouth Of
Albert NoldouadO. five The boys
mouth swcl1ed 10 the size Of an apple
within an hour. Receiving hospital
doctors lanced the wound without ap-
riication OF q local anesthetic. The
bug had applied fhe anesthetic. the
skin about the sting being dead and
without feeling
Doctors here were puzzled by the
peculiar properties carried within the
sting Of the ing.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-24
SOME SURBEAMS

Of
dollars downright
Believe this country the road glorious uure1 said
rattle
8 c 1 sa in ny
This hlazss-'
70 Of
that q
To his world Of
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-24

II that railroad from the city Of
Durango 10 tie Pacific port o. llaza-
tlan. sinaioa. is ever Completed the
Japanese, II they have bought il. can
ship the ore direct 70 their country.
but AZ the present rate Of construc-
ton and the state OF Mexican railway
finances. IL VIII not be built IN leo
years, for IL is a very difficult route
through the sierra 1Iadres at that
uar- p
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-24
SERGEANT IN CANTTGNY
FIGHT AWAITS DISCHARGE

sergt. Henry Meyer. 14o1 Myrtle
avenue. the first Ell Pasoan OF the
first division to return to e. PasoI
and who has been visiting his wife
here for some time, VIII return sat
urdav to Fort Worth. where he &c
awaiting Rehabilitation. HIS COM
panv spent 80 days in the trenches
at Canrigny.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-24
Ripping Rhymes

aaaanl-l % Walt uasOa
Dry Time Drinks

HAT vii We d7k when comes July? We thirsty people the
~ friends old John Bayou who'll frequent In
they'll hit the babbHng sunlight CLEAN;
day that drink VII please but they would BY sudden
gdsooks
which
and ha hit the hearts the and
grow pink
tempting drinks Good writing fluid blue black sends pleasant
along back makes fun Of he'd bobcat limb
limb When quit booze fer something strong that
view
reconcld the wild And would not
rad ruy8 vel FOL al o
c9syrsrae - esosgs ssasszsz adams WALT MASON
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-24

THE young lady across the way says
1 she overheard her father say more
than a month ago that ne had only a
short interest IN the stock market 50
she supposes he's out entirely by this
time
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-24

7 CAY remember.
WHEY THET FIST came
INTO ny home town.
AID aUAHTERED themselves
IN Az Old rink
WITH A sawdust noor
AND BEAT their drums
AID THEIR tambourinsa
WHILE THE good church folk
HELD UP their ha=as
AND CRIED -saerilege
AID ean remember
II WAS aoised about
THAT Our village arunkard
BAD hit the trail
TO THE m0u-nsrs bench
AND IT proved to Be true
FOR ! saw him myself
As BE marched with them
AND CRIED sAmens"
RIGHT OUT on the corner
JUST A block away.
rur-r rr-r,---,-- 49,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-24
A Hospital In South Ell Paso

AN eutgrowth Of the Centenary movement the north
n Methodsts vii likely have fund Of considerable
size available for extension Of their work IN Fl Paso
The question is what that extension shall be.
There has been some talk Of establishing Mexican mis-
sion and also of founding hospital for Spanish speak
ing residents Of the city The ideas have been opposed TO
each other. Both projects hardly would 90 through
FL Paso has enough missions In south and east Fl Paso
Spiritual needs Of the Spanish speaking people very
well mnistered 10 by the Catholic church and the missions
Of various denominations
A hospital would be good thing II is needed It
would be appreciated than Just another church It
would relieve phase Of human misery the church could
not reach.
The hospital project to be discussed at the church
Sunday night The decision IS up to the Methodists Of
course and IN way It is eses business how they
spend their money But they may interested IN learning
the views Of other people while they making up their
minds.
There is judge back in New York who advocates a
larger allowance Of alcohol IN patent medicines as an anti
dote for prohibition that Done the druzstores
might as vel put in barenders and brass footballs
The same W ]. Bryan who now sees likelihood Of ever
lasting peace prOphesed million Americans springing
TO arms overnight.
Some day an anxious, waiting world wiz be relieved
to read that China has decided to sign the peace treaty
swattiHg the fly is fine advice but nobody VIII stop to
pour oil on a mosquito drilling into ones ankle.
-o
Italy Is boiling with rage ever that Fiume thing that
even the Str0mboli volcano blew up.