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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-06-08

used in her Forthcoming United Pict-
ures screen feature. Miss Reed makes
close study of Oriental customs and
architecture and, as evidenced in "Chu
Chin Chow" and in The Wanderer."
possesses remarkably adaptability to
Oriental roles.
The filming Of Joseph Medill Patter-
sons story, "A Little Brother of the
Rich" has just been completed at
Universal City. Frank Mayo is the
star.
Exterminator, the horse owned by
Willis Sharpe Kilmer, is to co-star
with Jess Willard in a new picture
called "The Challenge of Chance"
Airline Pretty is leading woman.
Sherry's broke into the movies for the
first ard last time last Sunday, when
Rod La ROGUE and company OF film
players visited there to take some in
teriors. All the furniture, draperies
and other fittings were carefully tagged
for the auction which was to com
mence the following day, but Director
John Stahl hid the tags so carefully
that this once famous eating place
will be preserved for posterity in all
of its original beauty.
Charles Meredith, who leaves the
Morosco stock company and the title
role of Daddy Long-Legs' to support
Florence >Nidor on the screen in the
next Brentwood picture under King
w. Vidor's direction, is making the
change from the Legitimate to the
silent drama largely upon the advice
of William Faversham. Meredith
played the outstanding role in Prince
and Princess Troubetzkoy's "Allegi-
ance" last summer, and while appear
ing at Maxine Elliott's Theatre under
his direction Faversham told Meredith
that for a serious young actor some
motion picture experience was invalu-
able, since it taught poise, ease,
smoothness and that art of definite ex-
preston which is so vital in putting
over the sense of part.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-06-08
Shadows ON the Screen

The Avalanche" adapted from
Gertrude Atherton's novel by the same
title, has recently been produced by
the Famous Players-Lasky Corporation
with Elsie Ferguson in the leading
role.
Lumsden Hare is again leading man
in The Avalanche" Others in the
cast are Warner GLAND, William Ro-
selle and Frederick Esmelton.
Lawrence j. Anhalt, lessee and man
ager of the Park Theatre, Columbus
Circle, declares that there is no truth
in the statement that the Universal
Film Company had leased his theatre
for the coming season. The Society
OF American Singers will open the
house in October for its third season
Of opera comique.
Before leaving for the Pacific coast.
Wednesday, Nine. Nazimova renewed
her contract with Metro Pictures, thus
setting at rest rumors which have been
prevalent in the business for the last
six months as to the future activities
of the star. President Richard A.
Rowland had affixed his signature to
the contract on behalf of the Metro
Pictures Corporation prior to his sail
ing for Europe
E. K. Lincoln, star of "Virtuous
Men, wishes it known that there is
much difference between himself and
Elmo Lincoln, also star of the flick
ering drama. Many we'll intentioned
fans write the ST. star under the
impression that he is the "Tarzan"
hero, while Elmo, the man of might,
receives billets doux from sweet young
things who think he was "perfectly
wonderfully in "Virtuous Men,
Dorothy Green's first starring vehi-
Gle with the World Pictures is "The
American Way" directed by Frank
Reicher. Arthur Ashley is co-star and
in the supporting cast are Carl Sau-
erman and Lisle Leigh
Hattie Delaro has been engaged to
appear in april Folly" Miss Delaro
was the original "Pitti-Sing" in "The
NJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-06-08
Actors From Overseas
Seek Other TObs

Professional dancers, actors and
movie actors who are returning to
civilian life after being discharged
from service are applying to the Re-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-06-08

Constance Talmadge has returned
from Washington where her company
was filming scenes for her next pict-
ure. Wyndham Standing, who has just
completed picture with Norma Tai
madge in Florida, will be Constance's
leading man.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-06-08

Purchase of "The White Heather
Maurice Tourneur's melodrama of
Drury Lane, was announced yesterday
by the Famous Players-Lasky Corpora
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-06-08

Hattie Delaro has been engaged to
appear in april Folly" Miss Delaro
was the original ti-Sing" in "The
Mikado."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-06-08

Samuel L. Rothapfel il at work or
the second Rothapfel unit programme.
which will be presented at the Park
Theatre, New York, and at theatres
throughout the country.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-06-08

Florence Reed will personally super
wise the special Oriental settings to be
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-06-08

' ton. 1t will be released during tho
latter part of June as Paramount
Aircraft special.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-06-08

BY an agreement entered into be
tween Theodore C. DIETRICH, president
of De Luxe Pictures, Inc, and A. H.
Woods, the theatrical producer, Doris
Kenyon, star of De Luxe Pictures,
Inc, will appear next season in a new
play by Avery Hopwood. Miss Ken
yon's appearance o nthe speaking stage
will in no way affect her screen work
which will be continued under the
management of Mr.. DIETRICH.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-06-08

Universals group who are to go
abroad to film the largest serial ever
produced arrived in New York Friday
headed by Eddie Polo. The group in
cluded Jane O'Neill. who will play OPP
posite Mr. Polo; John P MCGOWAN.
director; James Wilkinson. assistant
director and scenario editor; Jean
Perkins, actor and camera man; Virgil
Miller, camera man; Ernest ". Smith,
property manager; Earl o. Miller,
electrician, and Hope Loring, author
Arthur Guy Empey has completed
the making of scenes for Hell on
Earth" and this has given him an
opportunity to buy a semi professional
baseball team, the old "Maroons" He
has changed their name to the Treat
En- Roughs.' The team plays double
headers at Dyckman Oval every Sun
day for the benefit of fund to pur-
chase artificial limbs for wounded sol
diers. In addition to baseball picture
stars appear and pictures of the fans
are taken which are later exhibited in
local theatres.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-06-08

The filming of Joseph Medil Patter-
sons story, "A Little Brother of the
Rich" has just been completed at
Universal City. Frank Mayo is the
star.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-06-08

Exterminator, the horse owned by
Willis Sharpe Kilmer, is to co-star
with Jess Willard in a new picture
called THE Challenge of Chance"
Airline Pretty is leading woman
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-03
bout EIP1soaus.

s. Estron has moved from 1880
Rivera 10 $500 Mader3-
W. r. Winter has moved from 3S1S
Grand avenue TO 1921 Mobile.
r. NJ Long has moved from 1924
Epson to 23O9 Montana street.
s H. Kelley has moved from 1901
North Stanton to old Fort Bliss.
W. r Ezeu has moved from 2S73
Bliss TO lis North Davis street
II. Bull has moved from a05 North
Campbell 20 500 North Stanton
3. A. Harrington has moved from
1101 Myrtle to 2124 Texas street
H p. Bond has moved from $40
1lagoffin TO 613 East Missouri
Mrs J. c. Litteu has moved from
412 North Piedras TO 3131 Idalia-
Mrs Della Smith has moved from
s07 North FL Paso to 1920 Olive.
J. H Conway has moved from sos
East Rio Grande TO 408 Wyoming.
O.. n. Campbell has moved from 904
Wyoming to 1905 East Boulevard
D. T. Ezel has moved from rs
North Davis 70 1910 Mesa avenue
Mrs. D. Blake, OF 72Q North Stanton,
has gone to Los Angeles on a visit.
c. Martinez has moved from 5605
ORC street to 1915 Magoffin avenue.
3. B. Edwards has moved from
III North Fl Paso to 1910 Mesa ave-
nue..
L. s Miller has moved from 900
Wyoming street 70 703 North santa
Fe.
L. A. Edmondson has moved from
400 Trowbridge 20 1907 North ore
gon.
Mrs. u. Edwards has moved from
1117 North FL Paso 10 1910 Mesa ave-
nue..
Mrs. Ida Brazeu hes moved from
400 East Missouri TO 1902 East Mis-
souri,
A Apodaca has moved from 619
Notrh Campbell to COL East Mis-
souri,.
Mrs. z. Rabenowitz has moved from
the De Luxe apartment to lily North
FL PasO.
Frances Shower has moved from
207 North Florence to COZ North
Estrella-
Mrs ". Sullivan has moved from
511 East Boulevard to 615iz North
Campbell
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-03
Automobilinq and Outings


S. J. Murphy. millionaire caplIallst
Of Pasadena. cal. formerly OF Green
Bay. Wis, who is travelling east IN
a touring car, stopped over at II Paso
70 visit his old friend. y. H Carlins
90T Mesa avenue, also formerly OF
Green Bay. but now Interested IN
mines and ranch properties in Mexico
Miss Marie Stehm's class in physical
training enjoyed an outing and picnic
yesterday at WASHINGTON park The
party included Mrs Robert l. HOlli-
day. Mrs. W. ". Turney, Mrs. Charles
Leaveu. Mrs. Alfred Kerr, Mrs. A
Levy, Mrs r. Pye, Mrs G. r. Gam
hrell. AIRS. T. J. Mackenzie. MIS- s v
Young. Mrs II. C. Hayes, Mrs. 2
Grossblatt. AIRS. Max Ravel, Mrs. Fred
Weckerle, Mrs. T. Laslzln. Mrs r H.
Luckett. Miss Edna Harman and Miss
Stehm.
The Luther league OF Saint Paurs
Evangelical Lutheran church gave
picnic at Washington park on We'd
nesdav evening Eighteen couples,
chaper0ned by DIT. J. D. Greever. the
pastor OF the church, and his wife,
enjoyed the merry games played and
the menu Of refreshments served
Those who enjoyed the happy outing
included Misses AIvrle Vincent. Anna
Laura Pierce. Esther Holman,
LeOpldina KohletZ, Josephine Kanen,
Mary Swingle Rose Eberhard, Alba
Greever, Margaret PEPPER, Lucille
Greever. lrrs. George Fogleman. Mrs
Herman PEPPER. DR.. and AIRS. Greevers
Mrs Schultz. Sergt Charles Mahnke,
SerEt. j. Wulfkuhle. Pvt. Horace
Horn, Pvt White, Pvt Cranes. Pvt
Gray. Mr.. Elmer. Mr.. Fogleman, Mr..
Peper Mr. Holman. George Lawrence,
Joe Greever. Herbert PEPPER, Evaline
EOw1emau
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-03
MacDoweH Club To
Give Music Recital

A MUSICAL affair for the coming
n week viii be a recital given under
the direction Of the NacDoweu club.
the musicians to be Miss Eva Crosby
and Thomas Christian, baritone solo
ist- The recital viii be given on Tues
day evening at 8 o'clock at the Won
ans clubhouse It viii be open 20 the
public and the numbers viii include:
(a) Kreisierina -.-.--.---. Schumaun
I Vivacissimo.
Audontino.
8 Allegro.
Dedicated to Chopin
CD maid Of Ganges" .-----.----.
--.--.---------. Eendelssohn-Lisz
= songs a------ -------- 2lr- CHRISTIAN
3 Ca) "Harlr. Hank the Lark.
-------- ccnuuer -L-l21L
(b) Spinning song from Flying
DuLclnan ---------- Magner-LlszL
tc) Nalse Caprice ----.--.- Rubensteln
. songs -.------ ny. Llrl sllan
8 ta) Etude in T major. -Arenslzy
Old Etude de Concert. Mcdowell
The Choral club, under the direction
of Miss Dura Elizabeth Gilbert. sang
last night at the victory loan rally a.
Cleveland square
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-03
Out OF TOwn Visit0rz-

Felix Nash. OF Lanarz. n. NJ, Is a
guest at CampbelI's hotel.
Ray B. Leach, Of Tucson. Ariz, is a
guest at the Sheldon hotel
W. r Ballard. OF Deming. n. "
is a guest at Sheldon hotel
F. 3. Grace. Of Douglas. Ariz, is
registered at Hotel del Norte.
Ted Rouault, jr., Of fSauta Fe, n. ~,
is a guest at Hotel del Norte.
r. ". Burt, OF Albuquerque. y ~
IS registered at Hotel del Norte.
Lieut.. n. II. Custer, Of Deming, n.
u, is registered at sheldon hotel
g. r. sutton, Of Maria, Texas, IS
registered at the del Norre hotel
Airs. D. q. Morr1ssert, OF TT sam
Houston, IS guest a. del Norte hotel.
Mrs 4 Sigler and Miss Van Womer.
Of Prescott Ariz, are guests at Hotel
Sheldon
Mr.. and Mrs. p d. DunninE. OF
Miami. Tex, are registered at Camp
W. L Rutherford. Of AIamogordo.
" H., is in FL Pas0, registered at HO-
tel Sheldon.
J. 3. Smith has moved from Grand
Falls, Texas. and has located at 3431
Kingshighway.
Osman VI Johnson and Bryan J.
Moore. OF Clovis. y N, are registered
at the Campbell hotel
Mrs. c. D. Miller has moved here
from Giddingss Texas and has To-
Gated at 507 Cliff street.
J. L Greenwood, president OF the
Columbus state bank, Columbus, n.
N, is registered at Hotel sheldon
Mrs. J. c. Lakeland has for her
house guest this month. ner sister,
Mrs Mary WOlcott, OF Houston, Tex.
". II. HagEard. who has been visit
ing his daughter, Mrs J. ID. Moore,
left SATURDAY nfra~-onu fo~ his home
IN Dallas, Texas
Charles s Robinson. OF Colorado
Springs, is the guest Of his nephew,
=. S. Plumb. and OF his friend, Leon
ard Worcester, jr.
Mrs r. SWort who was formerly
Miss Clink George. a teacher in the
FL PasO schools. accompanied by her
husband, is visiting in Fl Paso-
Mrs Walter Aeleens Of Washington,
D. c.. spent a few days In FL Paso en-
route 10 her home from Naco. Ariz-.
where ne was called by the death Of
her father. While in FL Paso she was
the guest Of Airs. F. d. Sullivan, Mrs
S. I. Davis and others.
Capt and Mrs. ". W. Dean, who
have been in the city visiting Mrs
Deans sister, Miss Ida Breeding, De-
witt apartments, left for their home
at Carlsbad. n. A.. Saturday morning.
Capt Dean has recently returned from
France Mrs Dean came TO FL PasO
TO meet him
Mrs. Ralph Chester Lane, wife Of
the executive secretary OF the War
Camp Community Service, has arrived
from Indianapolis 10 join her husband
and they are guests at Hotel Laugh
lin Mrs. lane was accompanied by
her parents, lIr. and Mrs Frank Wake
man, Of Chicago, who, after a visit
here with Mr.. and Mrs. Lane. viii go
70 Los Angeles, Calf. where they win
make their home
Mrs Harry Carter. who has been
pending the winter with her mother.
Yrs. J. c. Lakeland, viii leave in a
ew days for Philadelphia 20 Join
apt. Carter. who has been on duty
With the American eXpeditionary force
Yverseas for the past year. Mrs. car
err is the former Miss Nancy Lakeland
nd numerous courtesies have been
.ytended 10 her during her visit 20
- he family home.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-03
ELPasoans Amau.

Mrs 3. Z Romm, baby, and sister
Miss Jennie Frankel. viii leave sun
day morning for visit in California
Ed Ginsburgs accompanied by his
daughter, Miss Sarah GinsburE, viii
leave sunday over the Golden State
limited for a visit to Los Angeles and
other California points.
julius Wild, manager OF the KHAKI.
club. known as Keep I'm Smiling
julius" IS leaving Sunday for St Louis
10 visit his father. He viii later visit
an uncle in Louisville
Miss Blanche Campbell, OF the y.
". C. A.. has left for Dallas Texas.
to attend the Girls Work secretaries
meeting. which Is TO be held there
from Tuesday until Friday OF the COM
ing week
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-03
Wa Service WorB.

The dance that was 20 have been
given on Thursday night at the
I Knights Of Columbus hut at Fort
Bliss by the Catholic women. was
I postponed on account Of the big cele-
I brarion held down town for the over
! seas men. and. instead, viii be held
next Wednesday evening, May 7. A
military orchestra VIII furnish the
music for the dancing The girls and
/ chaperons going out VIII meet at Ho-
Itel sheldon lobby at $50 p. m. where
[ cars viii be waiting 20 take them 10
] the fort
Airs. j. G. Collinson is directing the
activities nc the Red Cross hostess
house az Fort Bliss and she has ar
ranged for an informal -at home" tOr
the nurses OF the base HOSPITAL TO be
held each week oli Thursday after
noo1. The nurses were TO receive on
Thursday last but on account Of the
homecoming reception for the over
seas men. this was postponed until
Friday afternoon Refreshments Of
straw berries and whipped cream sent
as a courtesy from Mrs Winchester
Cooley Were served In a five hundred
game the prize was won by Miss Ella
fw7z aT-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-03

Dandruff is annoying and uusightly.
Many women have already increased
their natural beauty by using Whites
Hair Tonic and Dandruff Remedy.
This is a Made in Ell PasO product and
we are proud Of it. You viii be, too,
If you appreciate getting rid Of dan
druff Whites hair Tonic and Dam
druff Remedy Is sold at SOC per bot
tie. II is simple and harmless It
viii relieve any man or woman OF the
burden Of dandruff
scott White q CO., Druggists,
Mills Bids Roberts-Baun Bldg,
SIG san Francisco Soy.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-03
Sundays and Mondays
Social Calendar

MEETING at o'clock Monday after
w noon Of the FL Paso Federation Of
Women's clubs.
Knitting department OF the Red
Cross open in the Red Cross shop. in
san Jacinto plaza. Mrs Horace
Broaddus. chairman Of the woman's
Red Cross work for the FL Paso chap
ter Of the American Red Cross; Mrs.
U. s. Stewart. chairman Of the knit
ting department.: Mrs c. Z. Kelly.
vice chairman: Mrs T. T. Neff. chair
man for the morning hours; Airs.
Ralph Duf0urcq, chairman for the az
ternOOu- Mrs. i. " Bell Mrs Hayes
Watson. AIRS. E. Brown and Miss
Agnes Stewart. knitting Instructors
SUNDAYS CALENDAR
THE pupils Of St AIary's school viii
present a cantata sunday after
noon at ESQ at the school The name
OF the cantata is Midsummer Eve"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-03
Cards.

TWenty-eight club members and
guests were present on Friday after
noon when Mrs Paul Ginther was
hostess TO the Pioneer club. The at
tractive Ginther home on Nagoffin
avenue was fragrant and prettily dec
grated with roses, carnations and
honeysucEle for the pretty hospitality,
at which Mrs. Ginther's house guest,
Mrs. c. Romero Of Tampico. Mex was
an honor guest The first club prize
was won by Mrs. W. G. Roe. the con-
ISOLATION by Mrs ". J. Quigley. The
first guest prize was won by Mrs Fred
G.. Humphreys and the consolation
guest prize by Mrs. J. Proctor. Al
the conclusion Of the game a two
course Mexican luncheon was served
The clubs next meeting viii be with
Mrs G. ". Newell
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-03

Life in the open Will soon be the
program Of large number Of FL Paso
people. Already, many walking parties
are being formed for early morning
exercise To get the most pleasure
out Of life in the open, IL is necessary
to wear the proper clothing.
Those who have taken the trouble
to make the comparison have decided
on Duxbak and Kamp-it We carry a
full line Of the garments for both
men and women We viii be glad 10
have you call or make mail request for
catalog and self measurement blanks
Feldman's, sos san Antonio Street
Advertisement
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-03
Why Home Washing is
on the Decline

Different types of textiles demand and different
washing the upodae Laundry Each of these groups require nd
ydua the and temperature the of wash
ing character of rnsng drying, bung, The careful and systematic
grouping Of clothing before being the washers carried far be-
yOnd home Practice
Extremely dirty linen washed separately from the merely soied
Silks may have been supposed washed the regular way
They washed by hand with Ivory ukewam soft water
WOOens washed with perfect understanding of their require
this plenty Of pure soap and temperature of
throughout IN order to prevent shrinking.
These are but few of the processes at work IN the Acn1e Laundry
Mans big Sunshine plant They indicate but briefly and adequae
why home washing the decline why the Acme Laundry Man rap
idly replacing home washing and hone washing machines
And now with the cost of the entire Family Washing returned fin
ihed and Immaculate ready put away than the home
expense further added for doing away entirely with the
and clumsy home wash day.
The Acme Laundry Man will cheeruly and promptly call with
price list Phone 1900.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-03

Card Stamps the Caller.
A calling card indexes your per-
sonality. 1t pays to let US enErave
your cards, invitations, announce
ments, and know they are correct
FL Paso Printing Company.
los Main Street, FL Puso.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-03

NuAaAk OF NAuaAu-- nAIM OF SCHOOL
limited opportunities TO make Kodaks
that VIII be greatly priced. Those
k0daks should be as perfect as posi-
BILE This viii be the case II you have
US do the finishing and printing. Ten
cents is the charge for developing any
size roll
Feldman's, sos san Antonio Street
Special attention given 70 mail orders.
Advertisement.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-03

When you send us your kodak films
II the picture is there. we bring il
out. Largest film developing plant In
the southwest. We also carry kodaks,
films, supplies.
J. +. Gandnra Photo Supply Co.,
10 L. san Antonio St, next to the
MiEWam. ADV.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-03

Counts most. You may choose medi-
OGRE workmanship in wedding invi-
tations or for the same price call on
as and get the best marked by indi-
vidualitys correct form, high class en-
craving.
FL Paso Printing Company.
los Main Street, FL Paso--Adv-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-03
Health Resort Treatment For Rundown
Men and Women Available at Home
Famous Formula For Restoring Strength and VigOr
Used to Make RiCh-TOne.

One Of the most famous health resorts
in the country is visited by magnates Of
the business world, professional men and
other men and women who have lost their
ability to work and the vigor that gave
them mastery over the great tasks that
confronted them daily. This health resort
gained fame through physician who had
great success IN treating those who were
rundown and in general condition Of
debility.
To all Of these he gave a tonic which he
prepared according to a formula Of his
own. This tonic, taken with his directions.
built up his patients so rapidly that those
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-03
Lodges and Clubs.

FL Paso Review No. -. Of the Mac
cabees, viii hold a meeting Tuesday
afternoon at 2:30 in l. o. o. +. hall
A social hour viii be held following
the business session and there is TO
be an initiation Of candidates.
BE a kodak FIend-lnd the world
viii smile with you
We have 'em.
J. r. Gnndara Photo supply Co.,
Next TO WigWam. Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-03

who had expected 70 find II necessary to
stay for months were enabled to return
to the great struggle Of business in few
days, filed with energy.
This tonic is now available for the gen
eral public under the name Of RICH
TONE. It Is proving effective for the
work OF toning up the system, Of relieving
nervousness and aiding digestion. These
are the three steps necessary to restore
strength aid good health to those who find
themselves filled with fatigue and unable
TO rest In fact, It is proving so successful
that the manufacturers are enabled to sell
It with the understanding that your money
viii be returned If It IS not satisfactory.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1919-08-27

this and Lord Harmsworths recent
announcement that Great Britain
would not send any diplomatic repre-
sentative to Mexico until the latter
country changes its policy toward for
cign capital or as Excelsior puts it,
until our government has seen fit to
modify its attitude in regard to for
eign capital in Il word, until congress
gives effect to Article 27 of the consti-
tuition and settles the petroleum prob
LEM"
In another article captioned ",rhc
Nation Has the Appearance Of an
Enormous Corpse" Excelsior says,
among tho obstacles to better inter
national relations are tho articles of
the constitution Of Qucrctario so nim-
cal to foreign capital The
pseudo socialistic attempts of the CON
sttutional convention Of 1917 could
not fail to bear this bitter fruit"