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The sun., 1919-02-26
FRONTIER TO BE
HELDBY ALLIES
AS GUARANTEE
Action Awaits Arrival of
Lloyd George, Due in
Paris on Friday.
BIG PROBLEMS PENDING
Russian Question and ARMS
tice Plans to Be Settled
British View Changes.
BIG PROBLEMS PENDING
By LAURENCE HILLS.
stag Correspondent Of THE SUN.

sag correspondent OF The SUN.
Copyright. 1919: all rights reserved.
PARIS, Feb. 25.-Aside from the in
terest taken in diplomatic circles here
in the Presidents campaign in the
United States for the League Of
Nations because of the influence which
the result will have on the Peace Con-
gress the return of Premier Lloyd
George and the results expected to
flow from it are now exciting chief
interest.
The British Prime Minister will ar
rive here Friday and the conference
almost Immediately will feel the in
fuence of his mastery hand. Three
matters of extreme Importance are
awaiting his arrival The first is the
Russian problem, OF which the solu-
ton is pressing and which Premier
Lloyd Georges arrival and Premier
Clemenceau's temperance are ex-
pected to straigten out.
The second is the problem of the
FranCo-German frontier. Another Is
whether the conference shall revert
again to the old plan OF drawing up a
new armistice fixing Germany's mill
tary status before taking up the actual
peace treaty.
Il IL possible the Russian question will
he debated next Saturday. Regarding the
German boundary France Is showing a
compromising spirit that is most en-
couraging. and the belief now is that the
disturbing Rhine question will be set
tied finally by making the Rhine the
military frontier, to be occupied by
troops of the Allies for a certain fixed
period, and that the country on the left
bank OF the river will be placed under
the League of Nations until Germany
has carried out certain political ard eco
nomic conditions, including reparation.
Want to Keep Colonies.
The British now are raising some OBJ
lection to the plan for consolidating all
The German peace conditions in one con-
vention. and discarding the new arms.
tce plan. Lord Miner is the chief OPP
ronent OF this plan. believing that 1t will
be impossible to get all the necessary
committee reports in time to make a
speedy treaty. He holds that the mill.
tary convention should be signed a,
once, disarming Germany and reassur-
ing France.
The change in the British attitude or
this question evidently is disappointing
70 the Americans in connection with dis
armament. The Allies want to retain all
the German colonies. while America
takes the ground that they should be re-
stored
The sun., 1919-02-26
Cope Cod Canal Bill Approved. -

WAsIrSoroN, Feb. ga favorable
'"port was ordered to-day by the 5eh-
~" Commerce Committee on the bill
niroduced yesterday by Senator Fletcher
'F!aD authorizing Government acquisi-
Ton and operation OF the Cape Cod
Canal at cost not TO exceed slo.o00,000.
The sun., 1919-02-26
Swiss Legation to Return Home.

Bern. Feb. 25.-The Swiss legation
at Petrograd has received free passage
through Russia by the Soviet Govern
ment and will leave for Bern on Thurs
day. travelling on two special trains
The sun., 1919-02-26
BAVARIAN TROOPS
SUPPORT COUNCIL
Paris Gets This Report from
Weimar, but Situation
Is Confusing.
SCHEID Is NOW PREMIER
Succeeds Eisner and Segitz
Takes Auer's Post as Min
lister of Interior.

PARIS, Feb. 25.-Confusing reports
concerning the situation in Bavaria con-
tinue to reach Paris One despatch says
the general strike was to have ended
Monday morning and that the street
cars resumed operations and the work.
ingmen returned to the factories, but
that all left their positions shortly after
ward.
According to reports from Weimar,
the Bavarian troops, with the excep-
ton Of the Munich and Nuremburg
garrisons, have declared themselves In
favor of the Council OF the Republic
formed at Munich and nave asked that
Diet be convoked. Other reports say
the entire agrarian party in Bavaria 10
opposed to the Council of the Republic.
but that the peasants cannot exert any
great force, as they have only a few
troops.
spartscsn Leader MObbed.
Dispatches received by local news
papers assert that Government troops
made a successful surprise attack
against the Sparatcans at Starkrade.
The chief OF the Spartacans. Thiele, was
arrested and mobbed. The dispatches
report that the Government troops cap
tured a large quantity of arms and am
munition.
Herr Scheid has been named Bavarian
Premier in succession to Kurt Eisner.
| who was assassinated last week. Herr
Segitz, a Majority Socialist. has been APP
pointed Bavarian Minister Of the lnte-
rior succeeding Herr Auer, who was
shot at Munich in the disorders there,
according to Munich dispatches.
The Bavarian Government has forbid
! den the appearance or all non-Socialist
newspapers in Bavaria for ten days
IT, 80 to-, Ero yfa n n q
| 10 organize a revolution In Baden and
establish a Soviet Government has failed,
establish a Soviet Government has failed
the energetic action of the Baden Gov
| eminent, which Immediately marched
| Government troops into Karlsruhe. ar
rested radical leaders and proclaimed
a state of siege, having apparently killed
| the movement.
A despatch from Mannheim says:
After two days negotiations the Ma
jority and Independent Socialists agreed
, to rescind the proclamation OF the Soviet
| Republic and abolish martial law. The
Independent Communists consented tc
evacuate public buildings and surrender
their arms. They are being guaranteed
| immunity"
A telegram from Karlsruhe reports
| that serious fighting continues there,
with varying success. for the possession
of the newspaper Volkstimme
| Commenting on the reports of dis
| orders in various parts OF Germany. the
| Mdtin says that alarmist information
! is being sent out by German propo-
ganda bureaus. This information. 1,
says, is intended to bear upon the deci.
sions OF the Peace Conference by at
tempting to arouse threat Of Boil
| shevism.
| Armed sailors and unemployed civil
1 ians dsarmed the military guard n,
| Plauen, Saxony, and seized the town
hall. the banks and the postoffce and
other public buildings They then de-
manded the surrender OF the barracks
which were turned over to them after
! neRotLations
The sun., 1919-02-26
Paderewskf Disturbed.

PARIS. Feb 25.-The interallied mill
tary mission to Poland has left War
saw for Prague to act as mediators
in the conflict between the Poles and
the Czecho- Slovaks according to
wireless despatch received by the Polish
bureau here The mission is composed
of Major Fordham, Capt Coolidge and
Capt. Duboste.
Evening star., 1919-03-22

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Evening star., 1919-03-22
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-17

THE Ellanay theater announces the
L most important production Of the
week for tomorrow. Wednesday and
Thursday On these days the popular
playhouse viii present Louis Joseph
Vanee's great Saturday Evening Post
story. The False Faces"
This picture was made famous by
Thomas H Ince and released by him
as a special attraction II is a very
rare thing for Thomas n Ince to make
what is known as a special" the or
binary Ince pictures as a rule are
much better than the socaIled "speciaI'
attractions, but when Thomas H Ines
makes a special II means that in every
sense Of the word
The False Faces" Is the most
thrilling chapter in the life of The
Lone Wolf" Those who have kept
up with the experiences Of this
famous master crook know what his
most thrilling experience means In
this picture he goes straight, and
alone and single handed plays the
game against the master criminals OF
the woodland Winsi
Reports from Dallas and various
other points state thar this picture is
the fastest and most thrilling photo
play the screen has yet had: IN fact.
one report says that there IS more
action in the first reel Of this picture
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-17
]. VI. KERRIGAN
At THE UNIQUE
Big Alaskan Romance,
"The Drifters" Opens
At Unique Today.

The Drifters," q strong drama OF
Alaska and the Yukon. by Kenneth B.
Clark, starts an engagement today at
the Unique
The snowbound regions OF Alaska in
winter have been chosen as the locale
for this story. AS one Of LIES failures
the one who always loses the dia-
mond ace in every game he plays
Kerrigan has a role that commands
the sympathy OF his audience from the
start
The story opens when winter IS
half spent; when the earlier spirit Of
compatibility has commenced TO
break into little flurries Of amnesty,
IN which are revealed the three va
rious temperaments Of the characters.
Each has his own peculiar and par
ucular weakness J. Warren Ker-
rigan plays the role Of a man who
has given up the struggle for a place
in the world and who weakly dulls
the sharp edge Of his conscience and
memory with drink.
Mr.. kerrigan IS supported by the
charming Lois Wilson. who was his
leading woman in "A Mans Man" and
The Turn Of a Card"
The shows start at 10:45, Il, 1:15,
2:SO. 3:45, s. 6.15, 1880, S;45 and 1000
p. m.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-17
FRED STONE At
WIGNAN TODAY
Americas Most Popular
Comedian Has a Vehicle
Worthy His Versatility.
Do you like to smile-tO
To roar with amusement

Do you like TO smlle-to chuckle-
to roar with amusement
Then go TO the Wigwam today and
see Fred Stone in the Aircraft
feature. THE Goat" It's a story OF a
burly structural iron worker who got
the movie actor bee. You are taken
right behind the scenes and you see
the actual working Of a movie studio
and learn some things that the
camera is not allowed to record for
public inspection
Chuck was an extra. but he could
DO so many things that he soon had a
regular job doing the dangerous
things that the stars refused 10 do.
When you see Chuck" double" for
the leading lady and the cold cream
hero" YOU viii understand how some
Of our leading stars pull dangerous
stunts and get away with it
The story OF The Goat" IS very en-
tertaining. the stunts are novel, the
titles are great and Fred Stone is a
whole show in himself For good
clean. pleasing entertainment see
The Coat 1t is even better than
stones Under the Top"
Il is here but two days Wednesday
and Thursday will be given over to
that sensational story OF the under
world and the Apaches. The Wild Cat
Of Paris.'-AdT.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-17
DAILY RECORD.
warranty DECD. Filled.

! socorro. Grant,. E Bishoff 70
} Jung Yung, 1S-s acres OF land. 5000;
/ June 10, 1913.
Grand View Additlon-J. F. MulIln
/ to Fred Kollenburg. lots 25 and IS.
block 50, S1O12. July u. 1917.
Bassett Additiou-David Case To-
I PEI and wife TO Clemente Martinez.
I lot 10, block 20: February %. 1918.
Government Hill Additlon-H. n.
I Miller and wife 10 Joseph C. Werner.
/ the south IS feet. S inches OF lots Il.
[ is, l9 and 20. block SO. $780, Deem
| Der l.. 1917.
Government Hill Addition-Joseph
+ c Werner and wife to Ben Veden. the
south 46 feet. s inches OF lots II, Is.
y and 20, block So. $4,000; February
/ g. 1919.
East FL Paso Addition-Josephine
Marsh and husband to c. a SorreIls.
( lot and the west half OF lot Z, block
IS. $500: Feb. 6, 1919.
Colonial Heights-Frank 3. Hadlock
and ". c. Porter TO Tom Faucet. lots
1, and 3. block u. $500; Dec 1s. 1918.
Campbelrs Additiou-Sol Franklin
and wife to ". H Byerts. east ~
feet 5 inches by IS feet OF lot s, block
102, $3.50. Jan. 20. 1919.
Sunset Heights Addition - Rio
Grande Bank and Trust company to A.
s Jacobs. north Is feet or lot Il and
an Of lot Is. block 10, 5000; Feb. :.
1913
san Elizario Grant-Jas Clifford
and others TO Otto Hintze. 50 acres OF
a g. Wingo Reserve, S2500; Feb. s,
Building Permits.
According to the record OF the city
building inspectors office, a total Of
S4745 OF building permits were issued
during the past week Permits for
Friday were as follows:
\. Winnas. 1904 Trcwbridge
street for replacing roof. $500.
J. Fl. Cunningham. 372S Cumberland
street, for repairing roof $500
build garage. sI75.
Charles Dean, aged p years. died
february Is. burial in Concordia Gem
atery.
Mrs. R J. Miller. aged IS years.
ff02 Alamogordo street died Feb
ruary u. burial at Albuquerque. y. NJ
Maria Commit. aged 1s years. died
Feb a: burial at St. Augustine. Fla
Jas Wilson Memmott. aged 81
years. $40 Sacramento street, died
Feb 10; burial in Concordia Gene
terry
To Mr.. and Mrs. Dennis B. Staple
ton. SIS West Missouri street Feb
ruary i, a son, Robert Dallas Staple
ton
To Mr.. and Mrs. Rufus B. Daniel
1870 Wright avenue. February IS.
daughter, Edna Daniel
To Mr.. and Mrs. J. Herbert Martin.
sso4 Blsheo street, Feb. 10. z son.
Chas. Edward Martin.
Marriage Licenses,
Miska Sessler. and Dora Cohen.
Frank Fleming and Iva Filden.
Santos Sanchez and Alvina Acosta
Harry r. Landsdowne and Mary Lee
Berry
Richard Lewis and NIolIle HennIran
n F. Aranio and sara Peinado
vicente Soto and Raquel Noguelra.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-17
tae whisper That
Genes in the Hight
Tho Glorious knowledge Women
Gain When a Wonderful Thought
Steals Over Them.

Happiness in its most thrilling degree
comes 70 woman with the thought o.
possessing baby.
Every woman N the Joy OF coming
motherhood should prepare her system for
tne unusual strain. Three generations
nave found the tried and reliable prepara-
ton, Mothers Friend. Of the greatest help
az sucn time By its daily use through
out the period. the skin OF the abdomen
y made soft and elastic. expanding mus
cles relax easily when baby arrives. and
pain at the crisis Is In this urav avoided.
me inflammation o. breast glands IS
Obtain from your druggist. by all means.
thlH great preparation which science has
oflered Tor so many years 70 expectant
mother
Write the Bradneld Regulator Com
pany, Dept N. Lamar Building. Atlanta,
Georgia. for their helpful and Interesting
Motherhood Book. and begin the use OF
Mothers Friend 10 Is for external use.
tive
And remember. there Is nothing toI
take tho place o. MOTHERS FRIEND
ADV.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-17

Saus Wife, 68, Goes TO
Dances and 'Gdds' About

Milwaukee. Wis. Feb. 1T.-The
bright lights OF Milwaukee's dance
halls do not hurt the eyes OF Mrs.
John Scharmaclz. IS years OF age. &C
cording to her husband. who says she
has a mania for fox trOts and night
gadding.
Scharmack became peeved when he
returned home one night recently and
found his wife out-out TO dance. he
says What followed resulted IN
Seharmack being hauled to Jail TO
answer TO a charge OF disorderly con-
duct preferred BY Mrs. Scharmack-
The Mrs denied emphatically that
the white lights held any lure for her
and said she went to the dance to get
her son.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-17
SCANDAL IS BASE
REDMOND PLAY
Wife Teaches the World
How To Cure A Husband
Of Love For Another.

Her Husbands Sweetheart" Is IN
doubtedly one Of the best plays the
Redmond FoIiies company has given
this season.
Joe Eemper, the husband. has caused
e great deal OF scandal TO spread over
New York because he is in an auto
noble accident and the woman with
him CPsggy Betts) was not his wife.
The papers are all full OF the account
and. OF course. his home is besieged
by reporters.
Miss Bobbie Dean. the wife. does
not take the matter as seriously as all
The others in her family. who come TO
see her. urging a divorce. she delib-
er1telT plans 10 show up" the other
woman. and she does so by inviting
The cat 10 her home The husband
finds out that he Is not the only one
the friend ed Rsdmond). the broth
erInlaW COrville Harris), and the
brother ed Foung) having all been
-reat admirers, st one time Of "Puss-
Miss Dean and Miss Peggy Belts wear
some very pretty gowns. ana the mu-
steal numbers are all good The
scenery is splendid and II the program
cid not say the story took place in
New York. one would be inclined to
think 10 a California setting.
The chorus adds the usual charm
20 the production
El Paso is the home Of one Of the
youngest concert plano players in the
rro-ld-little Clementine Ludwig. six
years Of age. the daughter Of Mr. and
AIRS Alexander Ludwig She is this
week with the Redmond Follies COM
pzny and delighted the audiences with
her remarkable playing
one Of her numbers Sunday night
vas a difficult concert waltz and her
rendition Of this composition was
beautifully given. This little mu-
sician's technique is remarka BILE; her
runs are clear and pearly and the ire
meadous speed with which she renders
them is almost WondefuL She will be
with the company all during the pres
eu- week
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-17
POSTOFFICE APPROPRIATIONS
FOR WEST TEXAS TOWNS MADE

Washington. D c. Feb 1.-THE
public buildings bill, reported in the
house, contains appropriations for a
number OF Texas cities and towns. al
though Il is doubtful If the measure
will pass the senate Amounts al
lotted for new postoffice buildings or
sites IN west Texas follow
san Antonio, $4,000: Comanche.
$4,000: Gnmer, $4,000, Coleman. s40.-
600: Fl Campo, SOS. O00- Sweetwater.
$40. 900. Kingsville, $4,000; san Be
nito, $4,000. Cisco. $4,000. Ranger,
$500; Fort Worth. $50 600; Dallas, ST.
400. coo.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-17
Why COUGH and
COUGH AND COUGH?
D.. Kings New Discovery removes
the danger of neglect

Coughing until the parehed throat
grows painful should not be per
mitted II should be relieved before
u gains Roadway with a dose Of Dr.
Kings New Discovery
The same with a cold or bronchial
attack Millions have used this we'll
known remedy for half a century
regularly without thought OF change
sold by druggists since 1853. An
au-imporrant adjunct TO any family
medicine cabinet soc and SL20.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-17

than you usually find in five reels Of
any production and that after the
first reel the speed Just begins
The False Faces" promises a rare
treat TO FL Paso photOplay fans. It
should be remembered that this pic
ture viii be shown at the Ellanay
theater just three days, tomorrow
Wednesday and Thursday--Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-17
The Burden Of Consfpstiou

is lifted, comfortably but positively
when you treat your bowels with DIT.
Kings New Life Pills. The liver gets
busy. digestion improves. the sickly.
salIow skin is freed from bile Get a
bottle today-start the day right CSC
Adv
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-17

For the purpose OF pushing athletic
work in the army camps. William F.
Day. director Of athletics for the T. ~
c. A. In the southern department, viii
hold a series OF conferences with camp
physical directors throughout the
southwest. including FL Paso.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-17
GRECIAN-TNFaTUATTON.B

The attraction at the Grecian the
alter for today Is "Infatuation." the
Parisieune terpsichorean novelty
which was made in Paris, France, and
in which the world famous dancing
celebrity, Gaby Deslys. is a bright,
shining star
''Infatution- shows some gorgeous
stage scenes in which hundreds Of
beautiful girls from wonderful tab
leaux, tells an unusually dramatic
story OF a girl who rises from obscur-
ity to wealth and fame and gives Gaby
Desleys and opportunity to wear some
Of her gorgeous Paris creations and
10 display her famous dancing
'Infatuation" Is being shown at the
Grecian theater just two days, today
and tOmOrrOw.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-17
aCoDE OF THE YUKON

Mitchell Lewis. probably the great
est portrayer OF French-Canadian
characterizations. will be seen for the
last time today at the Alhambra in
Anthony Paul Kelly's great story, OF
the Canadian northwest. Code OF the
Yukon" Mr.. Lewis will be well re-
membered by those who saw The
Barrier" for his part OF the simple.
great hearted POleon Dori in this
masterpiece Of Rex Beach's.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-17
..Prnn.NHEAD WILsONr-BIJoU.

a'Pudd'nhead Wilson" with Theo-
core Roberts as the star. will be
shown at the Bfjou theater today and
tomorrow. This is the first Mark
Twain story ever shown on the screen
Il vas so good. so fully up 10 the au-
rhor's reputation that II Jammed the
alters everywhere when first shown
a few years ago and the popular de-
mand for its return could not be de-
MED. So here it is Better come early
The best Of the Flagg comedies shown
thus far. viii complete the bilL-AdT-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-17
ID. -. DsntIst. als Mlns az.


Kansas City, No. Feb. John
Francis Barrett and his son Reginald,
charged by the government with mis-
use Of the mails in the sale OF oil and
mining stocks. pleaded guilty when
arraigned Saturday before United
States commissioner Thompson.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-17
TPOURT,F avoid trouble Leave
Baggage Checks at
LongwelTs or Telephone No. /


New York. Feb IA call for e
Jubilee" convention Of suffragists.
to be held in St Louis March "A 10
y. was issued here by Mrs. Carrie
Chapman Gait president OF the Ma
tional American Woman Suffrage as
ISOLATION
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-17

Los Angeles. CALI, Feb 17.-Hector
Alliot. a noted archaeologist, Died sud
denly here Saturday Mr.. Alliot first
gained prominence in the scientific
world through his association with
Fair Pasha in explorations in Tyre.
Asia Minor IN 1881.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-17

Phoenix. Ariz,. Feb. III. D. New
man. held to answer 10 the superior
court on the charge Of murder follow
ing the death Of Frank Hector, who
was shot near Hot Springs Junction,
January 80. was admitted 10 $50, 900
bail Saturday.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-17

Pittsburg, Pa, Feb. 17.-David
Oliver Holbrook, aged ~. authority
on natural gas problems In America,
and head OF the division Of natural
gas in the United States fuel ad-
ministration. died Sunday Of acute in
digestion.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-17
The Camera shOp-sIl n. oregon.


Los Angeles. Calf. Feb. 17.-An
earthquake shock, lasting almost a
minute. was felt at s:45 o'clock sun
day morning at virtually every point
in southern California. No damage
has been reported.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-17

stops the Tickle. Heals the Throat and
cures the Cough. Price 35c- A free
box Of O-PEN-TRATE SALNE for
Chest Colds. Head Colds and Group IS
enclosed with every bottle--Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-17

DR.. s A. schuster. eye, ear. nose
and throat Providence hospital BIDS.
Phone 365.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-17
ELLANAY-CHARLEs RAY.

Ell Paso photoplay fans are remind
ed that today is positively the last
day in which TO see Charles Ray in his
latest and greatest success. The Girl
D0dEer."
Enormous crowds came to see this
great favorite at the Ellanay theater
yesterday and 20 say that they were
delighted would be putting it very
mildly indeed The picture was a
tremendous hit and Charles Ray
scored the biggest triumph OF his ca
reer-
THE Girl Dodger" is indeed a thing
OF JOY. a bubbling. effervescent, humor-
GUS story in which the characters are
real human beings, the story is as
natural as life
The Girl Dodger' is on at the e.
lanay theater today for the last time
in Fl Paso
Tomorrow the Ellanay presents the
weeks most notable motion picture
event and p picture that is considered
by film critics the fastest and most
thrilling production ever made. THE
False Faces ADV.