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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-09

parents. Mr.. and Mrs Edwin S. Bethel.
OF Fairfax county, Va, before his de-
parture- Lieut.. Bethel has many
friends in the city and has taken ar
active part in social activities.
K <
Lieut. and Mrs. John Alexander
Klein. IT., left Saturday at noon over
the Golden State limited for Camp
Funston. Kas-, where Lieut. Klein has
station on duty with the 34th United
States infantry Lieut. Klein returned
few weeks ago, after. service of
more than a year with the seventh d.
vision OF the American expeditionary
forces overseas and came here to join
his wife They went for visit into
the mountains Of New Mexico and
then came here. where they have been
the guests OF Mr. and Mrs c. E STRAIT
ton, Mrs. Klein's parents, at the STRAIT
ton home on Silver street The mar
riage Of Lieut. and Mrs Klein &C.
CURED a short time before Lieut.
Klein left for overseas and during his
Helen Stratton, has oeen at home with
her parents.
Mrs. G. ". Evans and her daughter,
Miss Virginia Evans, will leave this
evening for their home in Waco, Tex
as. after a visit of several months
with M and Mrs Joseph Evans at
En- route to Waco. Mrs Evans ard her
daughter win stop for visit with
friends in Stanford. Texas MI and
Mrs Evans. with their house guests,
have just 0eturned from visit to
Cloudccroft-
Mrs G. A. Martin and little son.
Chris. left Saturday for Cloudcroft, to
take a cottage. Little Chris has been
i'll for several days and the trip is
made to benefit his health Mrs Mary
Warren, OF Alpine. Texas, who has
been visiting n FL Paso, accompa-
MES them
o. J. Thomas. Of the auditing de-
partment OF the FL Paso & South
western railroad, left saturday for
Parkersburg, W. Va. to join Mrs
Thomas and their little daughter, who
are spending the summer in that
state They will be gone month
more.
Miss Alzina Orndorff has been Wis
iting for the past few weeks in Dali
las, Texas, where she is the house
guest Of Mrs Fred Akard and her
family AZ the Akard home and Miss
Burtram Orndorff has gone to Dallas
recently to be a visitor at the Akard
home
Henry S Beach leaves today for
Los Angeles TO join his wife who has
been on the coast for several weeks
They will remain on the Pacific
coast until the first of September
DR.. and Mrs Wip Robinson left dur
ing the past week for a visit to Los
and the beaches Of the Pacific
coast. They Will be in California for
several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Crosby and their
daughter. Miss Eva, and their son,
Leon. will leave Tuesday for Houston,
Tex. to make their future home.
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Mr.. and Mrs. William Sachs left on
Thursday for santa Monica Cal, and
other places on the Pacific coast.
Picnickers-Take a Thermopak Of
Ice Cream-it will keep the cream
for four hours-and is serviceable in
many ways-quart size $2-00.-Warner
Drug CO., Phone 731-Adv.
Hotel Laughlin.
Convenient, comfortable. homelike-
A
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-09

ness and Constipation. you have only
. ask for your money back
Dodson's Liver Tone Is a pleasant
tasting. purely vegetable remedy.
harmless to both children and adults.
Take a spoonful al night and wake up
feeling fine: no biliousnsss- sick head
ache. acid stomach or constipatsd
bowels. II doesn't grippe or cause in
convenience all the next day Ike vio-
lent calomel Take a dose OF calon1el
today >znd tomorrow you viii feel
weak sick and nauseated Don't loss
days work. Take Dodson's Liver
Tone instead and feel fine. full o.
Figor and ambition.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-09

DOCK HICKS says he would wash
II up and go to church lot oftenei
than he does if the preacher didn't
point his finger at people in the COL
gregation so much.
Atlas Peck has a good, second hand
coIkscrew to swap for a croquet
mallet.
Cricket Hicks has written to the
free advice department to find out
what to talk about after he runs out
of something to say.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-09
Nh. Car Buyer;
READ THIS!
Messrs. Walters & Durham,
FL Paso, Texas.
FL Paso, Texas, July 10, 1918.

Fl Paso, Texas July 10, 1918.
Messrs. Walters Durham
FL Paso, Texas.
Gentlemen: The Overland Country Club
purchased from you weeks ago by my
wife and during that time with great of satisfaction
During this time the that you given
SERVICE PLUS The eni-e transaction the purchase
has been enently satisfactory that wish express
you appreciation policy guaranteeing your
be mechanically perfect has been carried
the entire letter.
only proper way
purchase used from firm of your reputation
both satisfaction and saving the purchaser zap
pened to know that this particular which bought
advertised the paper by the at the price which
paid Had bought this from the paid
the pdce that sold it fer would not have been
stuck but would have compelled made
onal expenditure, there many things that you did
placing the good order that would
done at garage.
You have full consent to this letter any way that
you fit advertising showing it prospective
and furthermore, do hesitate
both my wifes and my references,
glad time firm honesty
dealing any time you wish any parties
personal statement.
Respectfully,
LwB:LS L. W. BARTHOLOMEW.
Qetter firm of Krakauer Fork MOye's suc 1nc)
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-09
A TEXAS WONDER

The Texas Wonder for Eicney snd
bladder troubles. gravel diabetes.
= eak ana lame back. Rheumatism and
irregularities OF the kidneys and blzd-
der in both men and somen n not
iold By your druggist. will be sent by
man on receipt OF 81 IS One small
bottle Is two months treatment and
often cures Send for swyrn testiuo-
malls Dr.. E W. Hall 1895 Olive St.
- Louis. No Sold - drugRistA-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-09

Mail Us Tour Films
for development. Any sized roll, lOc.
Kodak supplies. films
j. F. Gandara Photo supply Co.
10 E. San Antonio Street-Adv.
Let Us FIJI Your Prescriptions.
The drugs we dispense are all care
fully selected and their strength
known Prescriptions from your doc
tor are filled just as he wants them
filled. We do not substitute in any
case. We fill prescriptions promptly
and accurately. Remember you get
what you ask for.
Scott White & COs-DruEEists.
Mills Bldg. Roberts-Banner Bldg.
314 San Francisco St.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-09
HOLD II YEAR OLD BOY
ON DRUG PEDDLTNG {

Miguel Rodriguez, II years old. was
arrested by policeman 3. 3 Melon
aid Friday nigh. and is being held in
connection with the alleged peddling
OF narcotics. Seven packages sus-
pected OF containing morphine are
said by the police to have been found
on his person
Hazel White. q negress. was ar
rested at the same time on a charge
OF vagrancy.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-09

That's what the engraved card you
hand another does The same is true
of engraved society invitations. With
the latest and largest assortment Of
styles in engraving we are prepared
to make your engraved work show
real class.
Ell PasO Printing Co.
los West Maint St. Ell Paso.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-09

We deliver Ice Cream in the Their
MOPAK-It will keep the cream in
perfect shape for hours.-The War
ner Drug Co., Phone 73Is-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-09
BAND CONCERT SUNDAY
EVENING AT FORT


The following program viii be rem
dered at S o'clock Sunday evening by
the Fifth Cavalry band at the band
stand. Fort Bliss.
March-"Our America" $500. (heckl
Overture-''Bo Bohemian Girl". (Balfe)
Excerpts from the comic opera.
Going Up. (Hirsch)
"Barcarole." from Tales of Hoff-
mann .....-.---..--- fOIIenoacul
Pilgrims Chorus" from Tam
lduSeE ~ 5lAcl }
fBy requeSt)
Fantasia on Favorite Opera Themes:
The Opera Mirror" 1900. (Tobani)
(a) Carmen.
(b) Faust
(cl Rigoletto.
Id II Trovatore.
(el Lucia di Lammermoor-
20 La Gioconda-
(g) L Eclair.
(hl Carmen.
Medley-"Bits OF Remicks's Hits
NO. ~ . Lamp
Finale-"Fifth Cavalry March. fCaini
William J. Cain is band leader.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-09
To Be Continued.


HAD THE ADVANTAGE
THAT lawyer made you admit there are
a lot OF things you don't know
He had an unfair advantage II
had been permitted to ask all the Ques-
tons I could have done the same thing
with him. 'f-Washington star
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-09
WOULD YOU BUY
STANDARD OIL STOCK
AT PAR?
CERTAINLY But You DIDN'T.
Don't Let This Chance Pass.

Here is a big. young company.
operating less than a year, but with
one refinery hard at work. another
completed s.id rSsdy to begin in a
short time Of $3.50 barrel capa sity,
and three more planned and building.
Miles and miles of pipe line under
project lsge're trying to handle our
share u the Burkburnett oTerproduc
tiorJ. Loading racks located just
right to most efficiently handle this
tremendous quantity of Texas crude
oil This is the industry you partici-
pate II and receive the profits from.
We are engaged in all the safe.
sure. above the ground" money
maknS phases of the oil business
Tnis IS he industry that built up such
companies as the Standard Cosden,
Pierce, Sinclair. etc There is more
business offered US daily than we can
handle, even working at high pres
sure as We are
ELIMINATE RISKS.
TANK Every ten shares bought
at ten dollars par. carries with Il an
initial so percent dividend in the form
OF Z per cent $50 gold bond. which
Is a first mortgage upon the assets
OF the company For safe invest
ment with unlimited opportunity.
wire or write. giving the amount you
have to invest. Your money viii
never make you rich unless judici-
cusly invested
Also written request will bring
our copyrighted map of the Texas oil
Fields FREE. This shows how lOgi-
eayfy located for distribution and big
plPfIts. our string Of plants and pipe
lines are.
TEXAS INDEPENDENT PIPE LINES
COMPANY.
Alaska Bldg. us. Fl Worth, Texas.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-09

Iaughlin.-AdV.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-09

Picnickers-Take a Thermopak of
Ice Cream-it will keep the cream
for four hours-and is serviceable in
many ways-quart size $2-0O.-Warner
Drug Co., Phone 731-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-09

Hotel LaughIin.
Convenient, comfortable. homelike.
ADV
The Springdale news., 1919-02-14
Socrates.
= OAK GROVE

W. NJ. Parks has been on the sick list the past week.
 Mrs. Washburn of Echo Dell IS visiting friends in this neighborhood at present
 Alfred Dowell of Tontitown was in this vicinity last week buying some feed for his stock
 Miss Grace Mcbride came home one night laet week and returned to Fay etteville the following day
 Tate Wolf is doing some good saw ing for W. G. Thompson in the tim Der that Mir. Thompson bought from the Terry heirs.
 Ed Cummings of Springdale has be- come the owner of the Carl Ownbey farm near Oak Grove. Mir. Cum mings is doing some improving on the farm.
 Albert Ralston of Spring Creek sawed fifteen ricks of wood for C. w. MeCamey last week Albert is . Hustler. he saws from five to seven ricks per hour.
 Professor Buck of Fayetteville was at our school last week and while he was there the school house caught on fire. With the help of Mir Buck the fire was stopped without much dam age being done.
 IobnnH
The Springdale news., 1919-02-14
D. E. HIGHER TO ASSIST

D. F. Eicher, a practical orchard man of Springdale, has been engaged to assist the Agricultural Extension Division of the University of Arkan- sas in horticultural work in north west Arkansas Mn. Richer served for four years as assistant horti- culturist in the Department of De- velopment of the Frisco Railway and during his term of service there he was recognized as a foremost exten- sion worker. His many years of ex- perience and his good sound practical judgement qualify MT. Richer for the work for which he has been chosen.
 Mir Richer will assist the county agents, J F. Backstrom of Washing ton county, R. L. Austin and G C. Watkins of Benton County in their horticultural extension work. While these agents have done much horti- cultural work, the many requests for assistance from livestock men and other farmers of their territory have prevented their giving as much time to the orchards as their importnce in northwest Arkansas would seem to justify. These gentlemen, therefore welcome the special assistance from MT. Richer and will cooperate to the best of their ability in futhering the horticultural interests.
The Springdale news., 1919-02-14

saves them the expense of having te ferry when the river is up, and it seems to me that was enough.
 If you build water works and sewerage you will have a lot of new people coming in here, and the first thing anybody knows some one will propose to pave the business street of town, and there will be people foolish enough to want to do it. According to my way of thinking there are al- ready enough people in Springdale Some argue that if more people came the merchants would have more business and the laboring man would have more employment, but don't you see if more people came more merchants would come and more la borers would come, so those of us here now would be no better off? I came to Springdale to make my home because it was q nice quiet place. I like the town and the people and Ii'PN u Sp1tid tit i6HldIHitE OI my days here. l don't want to be crowd ed out by a lot of new people coming here, l am afraid this would be done if that scheme to build water works and sewerage goes through, There are plenty of towns with water works and sewerage, and why cant these new people go there? There's Fay etteville, and Rogers and Bentonville and Siloam Springs, and probably others, so they can take their choice. Let us keep Springdale the nice quiet town 1t is.
 Now, MT Editor, l hope l have not offended any one, for am sure have not intended to do so. While you are possibly others may not agree with me, hope you will at east give me credit for being sincere in my convictions.
 ntj Tin, af.
The Springdale news., 1919-02-14
NJ. E. CHURCH. SOUTH

Bishop Monzon of Dallas, Texas will preach in our church here in Springdale on the great Centenary Movement during the District Con ference which convenes at Springdale March 26. Every citizen in the town is very cordially invited to hear our great bishop speak on this great subject. The Centenary Group Meeting will be at Rogers next Mon day and Tuesday Sprinedale will be we'll represented. Our church re sponded splendidIy last Sunday to the call for relief for the 100000 orphans and 3,950,000 famine victims in Ar menia and Syria Thank you every onel eInasmuch as you did it to the least of these you did it unto me "l was hungered and ye gave me meat"
 We are proud of the fact that a man from our church, MT. J s. Ewalt has been appointed District Director of the Centenary in the Fayetteville Dis trict. May he have the glorious privilege of seeing the Laymen all over the District respond to his leader ship and go over the top all along the linei Let us in his own church furnish him such loyal support that he can use his own church as an example to inspire others in this great work Let the whole church move forward as one man to accomplish the mighty task this great new day brings us Whatever of service, of time, of tal- ent, or of money it may require to adequately meet the new problems thrust upon us by the war and the new Peace may we make them as the Master made his sacrifice in Geth- semane. All together for complete victory for Christ and the church! Let every body be "A No. T. Meth odist next Sunday from the least to the greatest eff there be any great esb. Each in his place on time every service Don't forget to pray.
 E. w. Faulkner, Pastor.
The Springdale news., 1919-02-14
ORDINANCE NUMBER 109.

An ordinance entitled <" An Ordi- nance to Tax Dogs Owned and Kept ia the City of SprinRdale":
 Be t ordained by the council of the ity of Springdale, Arkansas:
 See. 1 Every person owning or keeping a dog, over the age of 3 months, in the City of Sprinpdale, Arkansas, shall pay for each dog kept tax of TWO DOLLARS for each Nq'e and Tax of FOUR DOLLARS.
 TT eseh Female doe So kept, for each
 aa ending December q, and 1t shall be the duty of each owner or nerson keeping such Dog, tQ apply to he City Marshal of said City and up- m payment of the amount or sums IS herein set forth. shall receive q re- eeit for same and shall be furnished
 ith a collar and tag showing pay
 'ent f said Tax.
 See 2 And if any person or per sons shall keep or attempt to keep a log or dogs. subject to this tax in the City of Sprngdale, Arkansas, without aaying such tax, such person or per sons shall each be subject to fine of not less than FIVE DOLLARS. nor more than TEN DOLLARS, provided hat no person or persons shall incur this penalty until , days after they have been notified by the City Mar shal of their liability to pay such tax, and a failure or refusal thereafter to pay same
 See. 3 That where dogs are found about premises in the said City of Springdale, Arkansas, on which no tax has been paid, as required by this Ordinance 1t shall be the duty of the said City Marshal, to promptly notify he person or persons in charge of the premises to come forward within 5 Days as herein provided and pay said tax, and unless said person or persons in charge of said premises shall dis claim any ownership in said Dog, by himself or any member of his family, when so notified or shall fail for 5 days after notification, to pay tax on said dog as herein provided, he or they sholl be guilty of violation of this ordinance and punishable as provided by section Two this ordinance, and
The Springdale news., 1919-02-14
Sarah Jane
IN NEMORIAM.

In memory of John R. Bingham, born in Benton County, Arkansas. October 1, 1855, died January 21, 1919 He spent almost his entire life where childhood knew its dawn and large portion of his life He lived christian. becoming a member Of the M. E. Church, South, at Mount Hebron before manhood passed it's greater morn and lived faithful to his hope in God His closest friends were those who knew and understood him best, being known for his broad eompfe- hensive view of charity in ways he could serve the best, as his greatest delight seemed to be to help those who were in distress and oft times re- marking that to lend aid to the more unfortunate, the widow, orphans, des- titute and homeless, was to do Gods kindest thoughts. The one who penned this sketch found in the inside nocket of his coat an affidavit, claim for two young people, to be presented in behalf of some destitute neighbors, near the time they passed to the great beyond where earthly aid is unknown. He seemed to grap- pie with death, with patience not inspired of this world and often bear inc a smile of seeming cheerfulness, when it would seem that the soul would be torn from it's earthly home and kept a vigilant watch that the discharge being sought by his friends would release, the one whose footsteps never came of the boy, Taylor M. Bingham. who was serving his country on the battle field of France.
 He leaves a wife and three sons, two who were present and two broth CTS. W. r. and T. L. Bingham, the former was present and joined the family in lending the last touch of the tenderest farewell This being dedicated to his many friends and broad acquaintance by those who sur vive to mourn his sad loss but who find great consolation in these pre- cious words. "The Lord giyeth and the Lord taketh and blessed be the name l of the Lord
The Springdale news., 1919-02-14
VIVIAN
this state visited MT. and Mrs. R. s Mitchell last week.


 this state visited MT. and Mrs. R. s Mitchell last week.
 The Griswold sale was attended by a large crowd Friday.
 Mrs. Vera Clay of Muskogee, Okla. is visiting her brother, E. Wilson.
 Lawrence Frost and Dean TrammeI of Habberton were guests of oul school Friday afternoon,
 Mrs Menttie Freeze of Vici, New Mexico is visiting her parents, Mir and Mrs. D. L Griswold. J. H. Johnston took two of his full blood cattle to New Orleans last week for the annual Shorthorn sale
 wonder if this snow didn't find a number of people not expecting it. and caught them without very much wood.
 Dale and Miss Ida Woolsey visited Mir. and Mrs. Walter Sexon of Fay etteyille latter part of last week and attended the show at the Ozark.
 Miss Delphene Moore who is at tending Fayetteville High School visited at the parental home the week end This is Miss Delephcne's Sen for year at the high school.
 This week ~ill close the fall and winter term of school at Sons Chapel Miss Lila Powell of this place being the teacher, and we learn her school has been crowned with success.
 Prof Bass Baggett Is home for a short visit. He expects to open another school at White Rock within fe8 weeks, he has just closed a school in the south part of the county.
 Roy Mhoon who runs taxi at Fayetteville is visiting his mother, Mrs. Liss Mhoon and helping nurse his brother. Ray who has the measles.
 Oren and Dewey Glass of Delaney
 There were seven loads of turkeys marketed from this neighborhood last week We failed to learn the exact prices but some thing like $45 or $50 per load was received.
 Nr. and Mrs. Lewis Griswold will leave for Decatur, Ind. within few days where they expect to make their home, these good people will be greatly missed, but may our best wishes be with them.
 Mr. Joe Higgenbottom of Kansas who has bought the Griswold farm has arrived to take possession. Mrs. Higeenbottom will come later.
 Mr Byrd and family of Langley Madison County visited their daught- CT, Mrs. Sam Cline latter part of last week
 Bill Little has rented his farm to Eldon Moore and Mr Little will move his family to Tulsa, Okla. fore part of next week where they expect to make their home, the family will be greatly missed but our good wishes attend them.
The Springdale news., 1919-02-14
ACCIDENT

The snow Saturday and Sunday re minded us of winter.
 Miss Ina Wolfe visited school Wed nesday.
 Miss Ethel Ferguson visited the Accident school Tuesday afternoon.
 Willie Wright was visiting with J. J. Graham Saturday and Sunday.
 Cole Phillips and family spent We'd nesday with Mrs. Della Whorton
 There is going to be pie supper at Bethel Friday night.
 Ross Graham and C. W Smith have begun work on the road between Tel Hendricks and Geo. Phillips
 F. A. Todd has bought the old Kirk and Hill place west of Spring dale
 Mrs. Elsie Nail and Miss Pearl Phillips motored to Springtown Thurs day afternoon and returned Friday afternoon.
 Virgil Nail and family Mrs. Della Whorton and son, Horley and Earl Nail took dinner at Geo Phillips Sun day