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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-12

ciples OF business Is 10 make business
Fayxicians Are Blamed.
Modem physicians. often innocent
", are responsible for the largest
number OF drug hzbitues, and an in
credible number have been made as
business investments says DR.. Blsn-
Cd, OF the New y ork Polytechnic. 10r-
merly OF Bellevue. "A considerable
proportion. II not a considerable ma
Jority, OF opiate addlcts have con-
tracted their drug addiction disease
purely through prolonged opiate med
had nothing at AL 10 do with the al
ministration OF the opiate and did not
even know what they were getting
Any physician who surely and
quickly relieves pain soon gains a
money valuable reputation. no mat
Ter what method ne uses Morphine
relieves suffering and Al first stfInu-
lates a man The doctor who admin
isters morphine promiscuously soon
finds his business greatly increased
and bis hank account growing rapidly.
The temptation is too great Tor many.
Another sort OF doctor IS one who
is simply too lazy Morphine IS tue
easiest way TO relieve pain Still an
the quickest way And yet another
class lacks time. Morphine viii six
the patient Yer smother class has
outside interests. Morphine viii
5cL4 nm OUT o. lL-F -. Il41- -A-4Lf
above all things. a doctor must hide
4 mistake Morphine is the easiest
way- A poor. miserable. unfortunate
patient who has been hutchered and
who Is so base and ungrateful that ne
viii not die. must be relieved OF his
cries from pain and agony will at
tract attention 10 his condition and
the reason VIII become public. Thou-
sands are made this way, probably
more than Ia any other class. And
50 numberless classes might be cata-
logued-
Headache Mcfici1es-
Headache medicines have made an
untold number OF habitues- A man
VIII feel uneasy when he reaches his
office in the morning and VIII 80 to
a drug store and ask for something
to clear up his head The druggist
gives hin so-7ethf1V and ne soon fees
all right. even better than normal
The next dav TIE nan has tie same
headache and takes some OF the same
medicine. And so on until finally one
terrible day he realizes the awful fact
that he has forged about his neck a
chain If adarno ntiue hardness that
too often only death can break
Not one man IN n thouSard n
morally responsible FOR his nddie-
tinn to dru~s or knows WHIST he
has heen doing until he = hela-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-12

pointed Of her hearts desire. This
perpetual hunger and thirst OF his
presence kept her all day on the
If you feel ike thia. you are IN
love. Or. again. you may apply 2
test in a lower round OF the ladder OF
romance. Do you think how lovely
it viii be when Mr.. Smith pays SIS a
pair for your pale gray boots. or have
you decided to buy a serviceable
black pair for much less money and
save the difference for nestegg?
str=sTs show The way.
These are all so many favorable
straws that point 10 your genuine af-
lection for Hr Smith, as against be-
ing actually in love with love and
prosperity.
And a young man may submit his
lovers Iitany to practically the same
actual presence he sees about the
house, or does he merely have a Wis
ion Of siippered ease in which some
capable, economical, agreeable young
woman ministers to him and keeps q
Fotive lamp burning before the
shrine OF his COMFORT
or perhaps he is not az selfish
as all that. maybe he is honestly in
love with love; he reads poems ike
Poe's Raven or Browning's Last
Ride. and he gets degree OF melan-
cnolly comfort out OF them, or again
his young enthusiasm may kindle TO
a magnificent declaration Of love like
Bayard sTsylor's ''Bedouin Love
Song"
Till the sun grows cold
And the stars are old.
And the leaves Of the Judgment
Book unfold"
After that. what Is there for a sus-
ceptible young man, with q nice
taste in literature. to DO but to look
manikfn-to wrap about with these
splendid sentiments OF romznce2
Alaclz and alas, when tie awakening
comes the girlil-fn Is just a nice little
thing and not the sort at all % in
spire a grand passion
Love is a thing CT superlatives. If
you are in love you long excessively
to be something finer. nobler and
more beautiful than you really are,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-12
Historic Ring at Juarez to.
Pass Into Disuse I'm
der the New Ukase.

WITH the announcement from the
w city OF Mexico that bull fighting
IS to be discontinued throughout the
southern republic. the interest Of e
Pasoans and other people OF the
southwest Is conferred upon the IA
nous Plaza de Toros OF Juarez, which
for the past two decades has been the
center of the old Spanish sport IN
northern chihuahua
The recent edict issued by the Next
can government forbids bull fighting
throughout the jurisdiction OF the
Mexican republic and is one OF the
, most farreachinE reforms ever pro-
uulgafed in Mexico Bull fighting
for nearly 800 years, or almost since
the days that Cortez completed the
conquest OF the empire OF the Monte
zumas. has been the national sport Of
the Mexican people. Introduced from
northern Africa 10 Spain almost a
thousand years ago the bulfight
crossed the Atlantic with the early
rooted in the customs Of the Spanish
speaking races thar more than 200
years the Plaza de Toros has been the
great sporting center OF Spanish
America
The Juarez Plaza de Toros or hull
ring Is one OF the ncst famous arenas
in the Americas Erected almost two
decades ago, the arena has expert
enced an extremely checkered career.
The ring has Witnessed some OF the
most notorious combats in the history
OF the bull fight and, in addition 70
the bloody contests between matador
and toro, the ring has also been the
scene Of some OF the most savage
fighting that has characterized the
Mexican revolution OF recent years.
Center OF Junrez BATTLES.
With Juarez the bone Of contention
between opposing Mexican political
forces for the past nine years. prac-
tically every Eeige Of the city has
concluded with a battle for the pos
session OF the bull ring In Pancho's
latest drive on Juarez the bull ring
was the scene OF perhaps the bloodiest
Iignt OF IT'S bloooy history and the
shattered framework and battle
Scared walls are grim evidence Of the
recent battle. Close observation
shows that bullets have hit prac-
Ideally every square foot Of the stone
Wal surrounding the plaza and the
1rameWorks which formerly threw
mild shade over the spectators has
been completely destroyed.
While damage TO the old plaza walls
IS small. having been inflicted bv re-
Eolyer or rifle there is one grewsome
mole on the south side fully three feet
VIDE. This was undoubtedly the re-
suit OF direct cannon shot Many
Of the corridors leading into various
chambers OF the arena are also bullet
Scared grim evidence of bloody hand
70 hand fighting. II is estimated that
1ully 900 men have met death in the
arena during the Revolutionary ne
ROD, and It Is likely that the number
is much larger. Is no data has been
preserved regarding the various bat-
ties in the ring.
Built IN 1908.
Inc Plaza de Toros was constructed
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-12

titude OF mind are supposed TO be able
to overcome even the most threaten
Ing conditions.
Farmers are subject to a sway that
some unusual conditions MANY IN
sects win cause damage before all
harvests have been gathered
It Is not a favorable rule under
which TO start journeys by sea. as de-
lays and disappointments seem to be
foreshadowed.
Neptune is IN a place held to en-
courage rumors and gossip that may
be detrimental to public interests.
There IS a sign that rules today
giving ksenness OF PERCEPTION and
FAR vision in important matters.
II is a day propitious for writings
OF every sort. Leases, contracts and
agreements OF all sorts are well d.
rected
Again the seers predict remark
able mental development in the chill
dren OF the new era. who viii mani
fest the most intense Intellectual ac-
Education is subject to a plenary
government making for numerous re-
forms, but there viii be a reaction in
form OF classical studies
Tariff questions and many CONNER
cia1 problems viii occupy national at
tention In the early autumn A finan-
cier viii gain fame BY his prophecies
concerning trade.
Women come under a rule max
ing for widespread political interest
and they win be sought by educators
who desire their aid in the national
campaign. A leader who is radical
will be much exploited, the seers de-
clare.
A period OF great spiritual vision
and general moral progress will be-
gin with the waning Of the year. as
trologers declare.
Newspapers and editors have the
forecast Of great honors and new op-
2urtunities in welding power
Persons whose birthdate It is may
have some annoyance. owing to de-
ceitfulness or treachery. but their
year should be prosperous and happy.
Children born on this day may be
restless and energetic. These sub
jects OF Cancer usually are well en-
dowed with brains.--f Copyright, 1919
by the Mcclure Newspaper Syndi-
cate)
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-12

almost anything FOR relief. and a
drug addict erazed from lack OF
his drug should be held no more
responsible for his efforts 10 Sc
cure Il than should = frantic ship
wrecked saflcr be held nec0unt-
able for his acts in securins
saws Wright in the American Nedi-
cal Review. Drug using and moral
degeneracy are no more related than
any other trying disease and moral
fty. Until we reach that stage OF Ig-
norant barbarisn where we punish 4
man for his acts done under extreme
dursss. # would be more in keeping
with this age OF enlightenment 70
regard the acts OF drug addicts crazed
by enforced abstinence IN the same
light We do acts OF any other victims
Of physical ard mental suffering"
Alcohol and Drugs.
Drug adde's differ widely. from al
coholics. There is probably not drug
habit1e alive who does not hate his
slavery and does not daily pray for
deliverance. while alcoholics. as
general rule. do not wish to be free
That 50 many drug addicts shrink
desire to continue IN bondage. but to
their knowledge OF the intense agony
incident to Withdrawal and 70 the hor-
rihie treatment often given in the
name OF cure
Alcoholics often degenerate rapidly
mentally physically and morally.
while frequently drug addlcts are
stimulated TO the highest degree OF
human endeavor and usefulness One
Of our ablest presidents. a world re-
financier. and one OF the best
known German generals OF the recent
war were oil confirmed morphine
habitues. The left arm OF the soldier
has withered from the constant use
Of the hypodermic needle.
Patent medicines have made
millions Of drug addicts. They
have placed hnbfrucs IN Utmost
every hamlet Tn the land Pntent
medicine manufactures soon re-
allied That -repentern- only kert
M n steady stream 81 gold into
their Golfers. and 80. combined
with what few elements Of virtue
their nostrun1s contained icTf
enou-h opium 10 make victims
certain.
Millions OF unfortunates have Al
first praised the medicine that
brought them relief later TO curse
the thirE that had eusiaved them IN
a fearful hondaEe. causing them ten
fold more suffering that their original
malady could have ever Induced Con-
scienceiess physicians know well the
value of -repeaters.. Business is
business. One OF the cardinal prin-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-12

be hampered in their best endeavors.
Among the reforms that are to
mark the new era are changes in fu-
neral customs. which belong to the
old order Of things
Next month may see = democratic
movement among the people of Great
Britain. for Neptune is in rising po-
sition-
England may experience anxiety
over the depreciation OF securities
and the inadequacy OF public reve-
nues.
Chicago is one OF the American cit
les that has the best possible prog
nostications for the future.
A great impetus to art will be ap-
parent in the United States during
the next few months. astrologers pre-
dict
Persons whose birthdate It is
should be careful Of money matters
in the coming year. They have a fair
outlook
Children born on this day may be
proud and fond OF authority. These
subjects Of Cancer are generally clev-
er. but they spend money rather too
freely Copyright. 1913. by the Nc
Clure Newspaper Syndicate.)
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-12

50 that you may be worthy OF YOUR
beloved You believe you are utterly
happy in thinking OF her tn you dis
cover there Is a keener bliss in per-
saadlng her 10 smile on you.
reInaps you mau succeed IN rec
Classifying them as belonging to ne
IN love with love" school, or those
that belong to the zone girl-or one
man-on earth" school.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-12
MoNpAY. JULY bal 1eIa.

CATURN and Neptune are IN a
- strongly malefio aspect today. &C
eording to astrology. Uranus and Mer-
curry are friendly.
It is time when the mind should
be protected against the harborink OF
Respondent thoughts. During thIs
rule those who preserve a positive at
The Sneedville news. (Sneedville, Tenn.) 191?-19??, 1919-07-11
MONSTER SCREEN AT
METHODIST CENTENARY
Special Lantern IesISad Fcr
lhrosiAg NIe'urss.

rlnishing 'letaiis sfe being fiacdc
gu the rr,snsemeats for the erectloa
-cf che largest screen Cor the projec-
tiop, o. pictures ever built IN ptlis
ksorid This isto sr..5ne Of tie fea-
&ruSs of.ihe Methodist Centenary Get.
Drntion. TO. be held an Columbus.
pe 1910 July 10.
cbis monster screen viii haves
keA>for pictures ll5xii5 feet. The
~ sfrpet,ue VIII le several feet
~ tn 'each difrction A special
linz has bee1 mccr i1sully ~ievissc
sor thrv& ine thcss Jrvipesdoos pin
-ss(<s (hs8lns< Aar<-yA -dis c~sH, six,tol
screen will be- $50 feet from the near.
est spectator and wfll be built 10
withstand 40 pounds pressure 70 the
square foot. The lantern which VII
project those pictures has already
successfully thrown pictures on y
screen in New York City across .
distance o. four and q half city
blocks According TO Architect Harry
.. Holbrook. the screen will be, IN
effect, three sides OF q house. u h
necessary 10 give Il the foundations
equivalent to a four-story building.
In order that'therc may be ~ mudA
salvage as possible after the screen
has served It's purpose. the picture
face viii he Of fitted lumber. which
later will be treated with . whies
surface preparation.
The estimated cost OF this screen
viii be ss.Oo0 The screen and the
lantern will he used In showing the
tens Of thousands OF views. made al
over the world by the Mefhodit
Survey. which has the
finest collection OF pictorial revts~s
anywhere In the world.
The Sneedville news. (Sneedville, Tenn.) 191?-19??, 1919-07-11
LUTHER

Deer Editor:
Here leone again beg
ging for space in the dear old pa
per.
A large crowd attended meet
ing at War Creek this afternoon
and heard an excellent sermon by
Rev. Clinton Greene, also a fine
talk by Rev Harvey Greene.
Miss Lille Greene took dinner
with Miss Myrtle Dnnnon today.
Mr.. Lonnie Lakins, who has
been i'll with Typoid Fever for
some time is slowly improving.
Farmers are about done laying
by their crops.
Hello Pvt. H. c. d. Write a
gain. your letters are always in
teresting. Sure would have been
glad if you could have attended
preaching with US today. Hope
you will soonhave the cpportuni-
tyto attend your church meet
ings.
Ii will not be very long until
our preachers school at War
Creek.
Hello Emily Cantwelrl Give
us the news from your burg.
/. j. ID.
The Sneedville news. (Sneedville, Tenn.) 191?-19??, 1919-07-11

CITIZENS BANH
SNEEDygLLE,s n ENN
The Sneedville news. (Sneedville, Tenn.) 191?-19??, 1919-07-11
Brier

:, \
gear r'as.or
.rN'usnt ! ~:'a'u s'ss
she,e news from tnls place.
Inc neaitn on pnas sece'on =
eooo. :
Farmers sls Dusy se's'nH ny
nav ana iay'ng ~ co7l
a large crowa @.enoee cnurca
u Dr'er Ireek SUNDAY 'o nsslo
an eAceient sernnn = ''iVreu ny
nev. sherman m9.,cns'
MISS nester wNiiams WAS z
guest OF MISSES Deile snd Dofa
raircnilu 'ss-Sruay htse
|, mfS Oa,nps wi'''A"'s, wno .as
seeh s'ch acfqu''e . WING 70 'ln-
proving :,
0unoay ocH'Ss ~ 'f'er vterk
% piokssss'ns "'oo'y. Large
at.enoanee
MISS nene , 3tcni'o vas S's't-
ing ner SISTER frons at Anderson
Ma.Ms 9unuay m
:, I've Dapy - m no Mas'
wayne MAINS 70 very SIGN SUI
posed 20 nave rneumonia.
Mr. and Mrs Ben Burcnett and
son. who nave neen irving IN .ne
soutn aae ss'lns me une'e cum,
6erca.ett and otner reiatlVes ana
Frienos near Sheedviise, )
wMuer now ou'A.sy ocivo' a'
tepoW nranch Is ge.t'hR aDng'
Mrs. Cordie 0ordon ana TWO
cniloren were guests Oh Mrs. Ut
Dm aoreon SATURDAY MghtN ana
Ounoaya ~
HeiHDora! now dio you ana
Eogar get aiehg SUNDAY!
Mm w. A. Matms is VISITING
ner son. wayne msthis ana ram
lly.
The Sneedville news. (Sneedville, Tenn.) 191?-19??, 1919-07-11
THE sMEtDyltLE NEWS
HENRY GREENE
EDITOR AND PUBLISHER.

A weekly newspaper devoted to the
Industrial Intellectual and moral de-
Se'opment and growth of Hancock
County in particular and East Tennessee
n general. Republican in politics, fear
Iess in deferse of truth, and ever zeal
Gus in advocacy OF whatever tends to
butes to the happinessof its homes.
The Sneedville news. (Sneedville, Tenn.) 191?-19??, 1919-07-11

'IrtNsre' is rn x marx Aon your
PAPER or wrapper this week VT
means your l;me IS cut, and that
your psper viii bevtcpped until
you send iE a renewal, as the
postal laws require that all .stes
sc,iptions he paid IN advance
The Sneedville news. (Sneedville, Tenn.) 191?-19??, 1919-07-11


ing in keeping
with tae season.
and exper. e is
an important j.
TEN to you. Try
our clothing de-
'partmcnt for
men and boys.
Styles are right
up to the min
ute, quality is
even higher. but
prices have been
whitfield down
| to a fine point.
lOlr hummer n
ifall clothing and
furnishings are
attractive and
Iare selling on
sight. When
you want to see
our clothing in
the lightof day.
just look at at
your friends.
They wear it.
Economy and
satisf, ction will
prompt you to
do the same.
See our dress
goods for wom-
en- and children.
The Sneedville news. (Sneedville, Tenn.) 191?-19??, 1919-07-11
Local and Personal /

Read the Citizens Ban
County Court convened here
last Monday. a.
Read the advertisement Of w.
s. Moles in this issue.
The infant Of Mr. and Mrs. A.
T. Livesay has been very sick a
portion Of the week.
Mrs. !. ". Campbell ST.. has
gone to Morristown to visit some
of her children.
Tyler, son of D. A. Greene. of
Morristown, visited relatives in
Sneedville Monday
Evanstoa and Vardy celebrated
the Ath. Both celebpadons were
/. lid >G1s GOD -.
A crew Of hands began, Mos
day, grading the road from the
mouth Of Briar Creek to Evans
ton
William Livesay, of Sneedville
made a flying trip to Knoxville
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wright Harrison
and little daughter spent two
days with relatives in town this
week.
Dan Darnen sold his property
on College Hill to James Rogers
Sr. Monday.
M. E. FISHERMAN was in town
Monday in the interest of con-
crete road from Sneedville to
Rogersville.
Mr.. Charlie Maness of, Knox
vile. is the guest of his aged
father, Mr.. Howard Maness, who
has been sick but is improving.
Mrs. George Seal and her SON
Mr.. Roy Seal. of Kingsport, Ten
nessee. are spending a few days
with friends and relatives, at
Sneedville,
Rev. Clinton Greene. will fiji
an appointment at the Baptist
Church, in Sneedville, on Sunday
night, July u. All come out.
Rev. S. N. MeCarter, of
Church HILL Tenn. filled three
appointments at the Baptist
Church at this place Sunday and
Sunday night.
Mr.. A. 7. Drinnon and Mrs. w.
A. Becker were called to the
bedside of their grandmother.
Mrs. Polly Greene, at Morris
town last week. We learn that
Aunt Polly died Tuesday. An
other good woman gone.
Party who borrowed my NOW
ing blade will do me a favor to
return same, but if by accident
he broke it would like to know
this asso. so i can order another.
IL he is not yet through with it
l viii be glad to just borrow it
. few hours from him and
promise to retumit
"A y Iarnauin
The Sneedville news. (Sneedville, Tenn.) 191?-19??, 1919-07-11

FKOUkAM Z
OF THE !
Baptist Training School and B q
p. u. Workers Of the MulUg
Can Association. Mcerings u
held With the Baptist Churc
Sneedwlle. ! July 9Th ~ 4
FACULTY
Tom Maston, ID. N. Livingston
First Day
Normal Manuel Division 1.
Training in Christian Service.
Address or Sermon. :
LUNCH
Normal Manuel Division a.
Training in Christian Service.
Round Table Practical Cues
tons.
DINNER
B. Y. p. u.
Missions.
The Sneedville news. (Sneedville, Tenn.) 191?-19??, 1919-07-11
SCHOOL EXAMINATION.

Elementary and High School.
Examination will be held sor
JULY .17thand 18th, 1919.
Hancock County Normal viii
bebn sess.enWLY Il, to 25, in
elusive.
AL teachers who expect to
teach must be present.tbe entire
time.
Il. j.. CATRUN. County Supt.
The Sneedville news. (Sneedville, Tenn.) 191?-19??, 1919-07-11

Entered as second-class matter
October II. 1916, at the postoffice at
Sneedville, Tennessee, under Act of
March 8. 1891
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-09-05
New Garden, Ind.

Mrs. Clarence Martin entertained
Thursday Mrs. Joe G. Burgess and
daughters Brenda and Marjorie of Mo-
doc, Ind. Miss Ruby Leibold spent
Monday in Williamsburg. .... A sur
prise was given on Rev Sarah Barr
and husband Of near Ridgeville Fri
day. A good dinner was served by the
ladies. Those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. August Knoll and family Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Pitts and family, Mr..
and Mrs. Luther Leibold and family,
Mr.. and Mrs. Raleigh Collins, Mr. and
Mrs. Milton Hodgin, Mr.. and Mrs
Ernest King, Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar
Bailey and son Lorine, Mr.. and Mrs.
Raymond Brinkley and son Lawrence,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Thomas and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mahlon Bond, Mr.. and
Mrs. Eddie Eleman and family, Con-
stance Hoover Eva Rothmeral Ruth
Williams and Mr.. and Mrs. George
Barr. A delightful time was enjoyed
by all. e.. Miss Blanche Williams has
returned after a few weeks visit at
Richmond. -. Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
Martin and family attended the state
fair Tuesday. William Leibold Wis
tied Howard Parker and family Mon
day. Miss Lucy Williams has re-
turned from after a few days visit at
Hagerstown. =. Mr.. and Mrs. James
Burg and Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Williams
motored to indianapolis Tuesday to
attend the fair. George Leibold o.
Delaware. Ohio, is spending a few
days with L. D. Leibldo. =. Miss Glen
ma Bailey spent last week with Tela-
tives south of Richmond. Mr.. and
Mrs. l. r. Williams and family and
Mr.. and Mrs. James Burg and family
attended the Greenville fair Thursday
last week. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence
Martin and family motored to Carriers
burg, Ind, Sunday to attend the Wells
Darnell reunion held there. 49,. Mr..
and Mrs, Norman Ewbank and son,
Robert, motored to indianapolis We'd
nesday to attend the fair. Mrs. Viii!
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-09-05

Rothmerel and children attended a re-
union at Hamilton, Ohio. Thursday OF
last week. &C.,. Miss Alice Wright or
Connersville spent the week end with
Miss Helen Brown. Miss Ruth Will
Jams spent Sunday with Miss Ruby
Leibold 4. Mrs. Austin Cox and Miss
Marjorie Martin Of Plainfield, Ind, are
spending a few days with Mr.. and
Mrs. Clarence Martin and family
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Collins attended
the state fair Wednesday Of this week
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Bailey and
family entertained for dinner Sunday,
Mr.. and Mrs. Mahlon Bond and Mr..
and Mrs. Leslie Bond and son Keith.
Mr. and Mrs Tom Parker of Rich
mond spent Sunday with Luther Lei
bold and family. L. NJ. Pike has re-
turned home from visiting relatives in
Losantville, Ind. $500. Rev. Sarah Barr
spent Sunday with Mrs. Clarkson
Thomas. 49,. Sunday school at $50;
church at 10:45. Everybody welcome.