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The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1919-03-06

We have three Overland automo-
biles for sale, one new, two almost
new. We are IN position to sell these
cars for $4,000 less than they are
worth, on n pre-war basis. VIII sell
for cash or give time VIII take Lib
erty Bonds at par vaIue.-c. C Coeh-
ran & Sons, Hays, Kansas.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1919-03-06
Notice.

The Rebekah Guild will hold food
sale and bazaar at the 1. o. o. F. hall,
Saturday, April II, 1919. Remem-
Der the day and date.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1919-03-06

The annual union meeting of the
women's missionary societies of the
churches of the city, viii hold an all
day session in the Presbyterian church
Friday, March IA. The morning ses-
sion from ten to twelve o'clock, the
afternoon from one-thirty to four
o'clock. An interesting program is
being prepared upon the various
phases of home missionary work and
will be interspersed with special mu-
sic. Everybody Is invited to come
bring your lunch and spend the day.
The ladies of the Presbyterian church
will serve hot coffee.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1919-03-06

Carl Leiker & Son havee recently
received a large and well selected
stock of fresh dry goods and notions,
and their grocery stock has also re-
Gently been augmented by q fresh
stock of groceries.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1919-03-06
WE SAVE YOU MONEY

If you want to buy a Farm or City
property, see US We can suit you IN
location, Price and Terms.-MiIler
Bros, Hays, Kansas, Phone At. Office
over First National Bank.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-11-27
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AUTOMOBILES FOB SALE, ETC.
AUTO MART OF WASHING
. TON. INC.

de der. starter .......................... $50
lS ords ss11 good s' tires spas. looa 100
j, 1918 Chevrolet 49, mechanically perfect 40
1918 Ford touring. new top, four almost
/ new tires ..................-.... 45o
1916 Hupp. 5-pass., good running order,
extra good tires OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 6Ol
1918 Ford taxi. AL condition. good tires. 500
1915 Mitchell S-pess. roadster, e1tra. win
ter top ............... 900
1915 Dodge roadster! good rrlnaing order,
good tires COO
1917 Overland 4-Pass... roadster, .. wife
wheels :. 700
1915 Franklin 3-pass. roadster. AL con
1915 Overland s-pass. roadster. : model "
S4. perfect ..................... -. 500
1918 Paige, 6-cyi, 7-pass., oyerhauled,
new top SO
1917 Buick six. model d. As, AL condl.'
ton Observation-Disclosures. $50
1917 Chandler, 4-pass. chpmmy roadster. 1.OH'
Hudson cabriolet, good condition through
out ...........e.. ................ 1,ooo
1917 Pathfinder, 12-cyl.. 7-pass., 6 cord
tires .:........:......... 1850
=. tion Observation-Disclosures. 1850
1913 National sedan, new cord tires. =. :, OOl
1917 Mercer. 7-nass., 8 good tires. new
top. new paint ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ., O0u
Every listed above is on our showroom
floor. - ST.
G. c. PEARCE. Gen. Mgr.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE ETC.
,O0tia2eA

DODGE delivery truck 1919 medei; must be
away. Price, 1880. Riggs Garage. a4e7 st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-11-27
NORTHWEST GARAGE,

3, =, -. Rearc12il-laio 18th st. NV.
- Lowest prices for storage By the month, With
or without service. Oeatrslly located, Expert
repairing by sakilled mechanics. Service mex
ee1led. Eransient storing and washing solicited,
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AUTOMOBILES FOE HmE.

2-TON TRUCK for hire by day, week
month. 1922 . st. NV. Phone N. GS11.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-11-27

1870, MERIDIAN PI. S.W.-LArge. we'll fur
nished south front room. well heated. eiectricfl
~; suitable for l or ladies or married couple.
yTs
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-02
" o. FamliLy ALbMnl

'hh accom- all ing picture IS a Ike
ness Of Chas. r Morehead. AZ
present president Of the state Nation
al bank. when he was 60 years Of age.
Since coming 70 FL aPaso in 1881.
1ir. Morehead has been one OF the
leaders in the city. re has served
as president Of the school board ana
mayor. and one Of the public schools
Of The city IS named In his honor. In
the high school. his picture IN oil
hangs upon a wan OF the auditorium
as tribute 70 his assistance to the
schools Of the city He gave much Of
Dis time 70 the schools IN his younger
days and was one Of the strong
pillars Of the public school srs-
TEN OF the city. AR M1rehead has
been honored more by the people OF
FL Pas9 than any man living here
today.
Charles r Norehead was born at
Richmond. 30. in 1855 he was q son
Of Charles p Morehead, sr and
Fanny Warden. his wife. both nl-
rives o. Virginia Their parents.
Turner L0rahead. q revolutionary
hero. and John Warden emierated
from Virginia 20 Kentucky in 1871
and 1907 respectively. Charles r.
Green ky 20 lafayette county, No.
in 1895.
The National Cyclopedia OF Amer
lea Biography says Turner More
head, soldier. was born in Fauquier
county. Virginia I,ln- g. 1867. son Of
Charles and Mary Turner Uorehead.
his father. Charles 11orehead. was a
captain iu the Colonial army. BIS
grandfather was John Lorehead.
whose father Charles. was a native
OF scotland, whence he emiErared 10
Virginia Ia 1880. Re enlisted az an
early age in the revolutionary army.
-ho records showing that he served
as sergeant OF Capt James SCOTS
company OF Virginia troons in I-T--
on May 25, 17l8, he was appointed
captain, and later a colonel BE
served with distinction throughout
the revolution, participating in the
various battles ia which the Nlrgiuia
troops were engaged. and was twice
hayoneted in the breast Col More
head was man Of great physical
courage and mortal bravery. finch
louial cause with the foremost OF Nir-
ginian patriots he was married 90
Polly A. Hove. and had several sons
and daughrers. In ISL he removed
from Virginia 90 Kentucky, where
his death occurred"
G. r. Ao-ele1d was at one time
mayor OF LeaEeuWorth. Kansas, and
had the pleasure OF entertaining Of
ticially Cen T. s. Grant and Gen
Phil sheridan when they paid Off
cial visits TO the place.
He was employed by army coutrac-
tors. opera ting out Of Leavenwortn.
in the days prior 70 the civil war and
made two trips west as far as salt
Lake City. Utah. through an Indian
aI-H
10 the troops. he was in salt Lake
City just prior TO and after the fam
Gus Mormon rebellion
He first came 10 ID P1so overland
from Fort worth, later returning here
over the santa Fe. when the road was
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-02
UES TONS
AND
4 Ms w Z r S

n WHO s. The successor Of VII
~. Had C. RedneId. who recently
resigned AZ secretary Of commerce,
and what are SIR. RedneId's business
plans FL. T. D.
A Edwin F. Sweet OF Grand Rap
Ids. Mich, former assistant secretary
Of the department OF commerce, IS the
acting secretary. President Wilson
has not yet filled the vacancy. 1Ir
Redfield left Washington on Nov. I.
and returned 10 his home in Brooklyn.
where he is the owner OF a manufac-
turing plant He has not yet made
known his future plans. although he
is understood 70 have had an import
ant offer TO engage in a large export
ing enterprise
q. When did horses first appear
on the Aorth American eontinents-
A Ine first horses were brought
TO Nortn America by the spanish con-
Cuerors OF the QI--WesL- HoLl Cor
Iez anu De soto brought horses With
them. ana de 500 IS knoWn 10 have
abandoned some Of his horses In wat
is now IeLds THESE ana orner srrays
were the progenllors OF the via
mustangs which we're so aDunlant
on the west pains a century later,
and which FURNISHED the American IN
dlans win mounts for the first time
q. Can Catholic married man,
whose HFiie died. study for the priest
hoou &c. =.
A. A high Catholic authority says
that he can. However This Is not
encouraged. and he must first consult
his pastor before taking such a sep.
q. What is the Circulation Of the
Congressional Record, and how many
copies are each congressman alloVFeds
a a. %.
A. The daily circulation OF the
Cougresslonal Record Is about $1,000.
Zach representative is allowed as
copies. while a senator has 50 20 his
credit
q, What Is scotland Yard. and
where ~ "a located s-F. p.
A Scotland Yard IS the headquar-
tiers OF the London police force, and
also the British detective police,
known as the investigation depart
menL Tx Is located in London. Eng
q. Who Wns the first woman 20
receive n pension from the United
Stntes E5rernmenrf-F- Y.
A. Margaret Cochran. an IrishWo-
man. whose husband fought in the
Revolutionary war was the first wo-
man TO be peusioned By this govern
ment.
"a Is II euHreel 20 1iigs Il 90 not
like those kidd OF plays fn-H- e
A. u is not correct Kind. as used
in the sentence is a collective noun.
and takes a singular adjective as q
modifier. u should be j do not like
that kind OF plays
O. Is there any great need on the
part Of the individual u save eoalt
IL. T. F.
A. The probabilities are str0ue
that there win be an acute coal
shortage before rhe winter is over.
Already much time has been lost
from normal production Every ciri-
zen should therefore be economical in
his use OF coal The washington in
formation bureau of this paper viii
send any reader government bulle-
Tin on how 10 save coal upon receipt
OF Two cent stamp for return post
age
O. What was the value OF Thomas
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-02
IA Years Ago Today


.DEPORTS from warsaw show that
n the emperor today signed a de-
cree abolishfng martial law in Rus
sian Poland. This VIII improve the
situation in Poland to a certain ez-
tent. It Is thought
Full details OF the most disastrous
Hood in the history Of Clifton reveal
conditions even more disastrous than
was indicated by previous reports.
T. s. BrOckenbroW and vie have
returned from California
Count c. F. q caracristi. who has
been out into the sulphur fields OF
Fl pasO county, is back again, at the
Aneelus. and says he still has great
faith in this sulphur deposit ana
thinks It is the greatest in the
United States
drawing the hack Of Charlie Christ
ley ran away from IN front OF the
Shelton-PaFne companys store on
south FL Paso street, going south on
the west side OF the street and strik-
ing several vehicles on the run. The
hack was badly damaged.
The Women's Charity union reports
that the charity ball receipts ID 20
this morning made a total OF 1912.
W. W. Turney, who has been at
tending the sessions OF the state rail-
way commission at Austin, arrived
home Wednesday.
The first ice OF the season was Wis
ible this morning and the weather
was freezing until way up IN the day-
Ell Paso's militia companies are IN
a fair way 20 be discharged They
have decided that they viii not at
tend the state encampment az Austin
next week, although they voted on
the matter back in the fan and helped
to select the date for the encampmeut.
meut-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-02

have the Red Cross Christmas seal
upon them as q final touch OF loving
care. Even though that bit OF seuti-
ment may be intended only for the
recipient Of the git. there are Other
unseen and unknown beneficiaries-
Maybe the gift is only a humble
TOY wrapped in coarse manila, and
tied with butchers Irvine But the
hed Cross seal VIII be there IL adds
a note Of holiday spirit. along with
the holly berries and the mistletoe.
For eleven years American house
holds have welcomed this tiny sym
Dol OF health and good cheer as part
ef the Christmas celebration.
From the very first IL has stood for
the fight against q terrible disease
which needlessly Stays thousands.
From its sale has come the funds to
carry on the great educational work.
Tor the organized forces which are
ughtlnE tuberculosis, recognize that
prevention is half the battle
See tnat all your mail. your gifts
your greetings. are well-plastered
WIN these seals. In themselves.
they are tiny but their power IS
great
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-02
Little Lnferpieus.

IS causing some comment" said Val
encio Flores When was there re-
Gently 7 saw It The thing is a child
less than a year old. The shoulder
muscles Of this infant are so devel-
oped that recently IL was playing
with a dOE and il choked the ANNA
almost 10 death The heavy ridges Of
muscle eEtahd around the neck and
chest as wen as the shoulders and
make the baby rather a hideous thing.
the lower limbs being somewhat un-
derdeVeloped- The parents OF this
baby are Indians and seem 70 think
that the Creator has given them q
wonderful child Contrary 70 my e1-
pectations the child has an apparently
normal and bright minu and good
disposition But the abnormal mus
cular development gives It the ap-
nearance OF an animal
u see no signs Of increased activity
IN smuggling liquor across the river
on account Of the approaching holiday
season. said deputy United States
marshal s. n Jester. There is SNUG
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-02

such being the case. one must sim
ply make the best Of the girls lack
OF heart. She was fond Of people who
were good 20 her-untl they opposed
her wishes.
Yet Honora loved her little sister.
so tried TO judge her charitably and
20 rejoice that the painiul experiences
Of yesterday were so easily forgotten.
emotion. she must even now be over
whelmed and distressed AS 90 was.
the past was as dead as II 10 hal
never existed
The older girl had once read a SEN
tence that REQUIRED 70 her now It
RAM Blessed are the women who
have no deep feelings OF any kind
They are so much happier and so
much safer"
Honora doubted the truth OF this
assertion Mildred might be happy
Could she ever be safe as long as her
only passion was the qualification OF
her vanity2
''Welll" Mildred exclaimed You
certainly are not an inspiring com
panion.
Honcra gathered her scattered wits
together. Forgive me- dear" she
said Il was just thinking"
stop thinking. or think OF me for
momeut, won't you2
Certainly. 1Iilly. I am sorry u I
seemed ahsent-minded or unsympa-
thetic-"
A New Love.
Mildred smiled good-naturedly.
-Oh, that's an right she said, with
Characteristic nonchalance- Il dare
say your headache has told on you a
bit But what 7 started to say when
came in IS that Harold Hilton IS
back"
THAT IS nice Hondra murmured.
Tor want OF more original comment.
-Nicei I should say it was Mil
dred exclaimed. He was badly
wounded in the leg. and had 70 go on
clutches for quite a while Although
he is lets better. ne Is still ve-y lame
or lame enough TO have 10 walk
slowly with a cane. Il VIII he months
before he is all right. And he Is here
ln Fairiands 70 stay some weeks with
his uncle Then. later. he is going
20 Canada for a while. His own peo-
pie i've there-but Mr. Hilton is ale
most Ike a father to him. And Mrs.
Hilton Just loves him, too.
Mr. Hilton told me all about Hsr-
old's arrival just as soon IS got 20
the office this morning. He said that
Harold had asked about me ard
wants 70 see me soon He said that
Harold had asked about me and
hes here You see. 7 wrote 70 him
when he was in the hospital and he
told his uncle that my letters cheered
him a lot"
AAAA ANA4A * EAlA0Aa AElNalAaAla
We'll I'm lucky in having an err
nloyer that likes me as much as Mr.
Hilton does. and whose wife likes me-
too. have always been nice 20 her.
FOR ] know Il pays 70 be nice 20 the
family OF one rich employer"
Honora again forced herself 20
make some suitable comment She
was almost awed by the amount OF
diplomacy OF which this little sister
OF hers was capable.
CT0 Be COntfnued.)
Monday. December s The Her
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-02
= How To Be Healthy

Practical Tails On Disease Prevention
Prepared BY the
NATIONAL TUBERCULOSIS ASSOCIATION


Is 1ysgrie Old England the custom OF
4 carol singing lent a picturesque
touch TO the highways and bywayz
at Christmas time.
The sweet voices OF the street min
strels as they trudged about the mar
row streets lighted only by the din
flekers Of their lanterns. made glad
she Christmas eve. When the STEADY
beam Of candle appeared in the
window Of a householder. the little
Eroup stopped in the swirl OF the
snowflakes 10 sing. God Rest We
lIerrle Gentlemen
Modern America has an established
custom Of Spreading Christmas cheer.
TOO. In the Rea Cross Christmas seal
-se message Of the Christ-Chiid has
practical application. The little
stamps which are sold for a penny
apiece are an inseparable part OF an
american Christmas.
Packages that are wrapped with
silver ribbons and white tissue pape-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-02
4 ReaL AmeHcan Looe Sol.
THE HEART BREAKER
By VIRGINIA TERHiNE VAN DE WATER
IOnora Discovers Nilly Already Plans to Win the Re
gard Of New Arrival Her Employers Son.
(ContlF4ed from yesterdays HeraId.)
CHAPTER TTVTV

I LOW would Mildred take the news
IL what would be the effect upon
her Of the knowledge Of Tom Chan
dler's accident?
such useless speculations haunted
Honora for the hour that elapsed be-
tween the arrival OF the afternoon
! paper and her sisters return from the
office.
Mildred had said that she did not
care for Tom Chandler. Yet now that
he was injured-was. perhaps. going
20 die-might she not fancy that she
cared for him2 Too often romantic
girls m-stook pity for love. Honora
was very anxious.
So it was with astonishment and
relief that she heard Millvs voice
cheerilv calling her name as soon as
the girl entered the front door.
Here ] ann the library Homo
"a called back.
Mildred hurried in. her face flushed
with exercise or excitement Guess
what's happened" she said. Then. be-
fore Houora corld reply. Harold
home"
"Hov'-how-do you know Ho-
nora stammered-
She was TOO much confused 10 col
not seen the afternoon paper. d not.
what a change might come over her
happy face when she heard the truth.
whats the matterg" Mildred asked,
noting her sisters embarrassed man
1er oh By the way, how are you
Much better" Honora replied.
Then with an effort-'Mily-ti
you see The paper-I mean-have you
-Fes-" Mildred interrupted sharply.
why under the sun do you have 70
drag I'd a hateful subject like that
just as soon as ] get into the house7
7 should really think that sou might
let me forget it III 7 can And right
. here and now ] want you 20 under
stand that 7 can forget it. and mean
70 forget itn
A CaIlous Attitude.
But Honora began Again her
sister Interrupted brusequelv.
Il know all that you are going 10
say-that Tom Chandler may be go
ing TO die, and all the rest OF it. OF
course, III s. all horrible. but why think
Of it, And why should 7 let Il affect
meg The man Isl as good as dead TO
me alreadT-after the way he be-
hared- II I had been as big a fool as
he thought me, 7 might have gotten
my name dragged into the whole dis
gushing mess AS Ii Is. j am safely
out Of il And I am glad 7 am"
50 am I Honora managed 70 say.
Her senses reeled at Mildred's atti-
tude Of mind. Even though she
thought she knew her sister the older
girl had not until now appreciated
what a light facile nature hers was.
Gould she really love anybody. or
could she feel anytime intensely
anything except the qualification OF
her ranity2
II was the same old question that
Honora had nut to herself so often.
Now she realized that She must an
swer Il in the negative. Mildred had
never loved. perhaps never could.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-02
Little nterDiWS
Raise Rabbits and Help Cut The Cost Living Says Fancier
Chamber OF Commerce Urges The Distribution OfU S. Ships

Cling apleuty going on. but don't
think Thanksgiving time caused any
ereat number Of smugglers TO take
extra risks TO furnish people on THIS
side with bottle goods. I don't think
the smugglers viii become more ac-
tive during the Christmas season
either. We are keeping sharp look
out for them, however, due 70 lack
Of sufficient appropriation from the
federal government the border is not
watched as carefully, perhaps. as II
should be-"
The tax collectors office is expect
inE 10 DO q lot Of business this year.
said Edward Haight. assistant tax
collector. This is an important year
Nearly all the federal and state Of
ficers VIII be voted on next year. and
a great many people viii get their
uoii tax so they can vote in these
Important elections During the last
week OF issuing poll tax receipts our
office VIII stay open at night to &C
cornmOdate the late one The last day
10 buy your poll is January 81
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-02

n ABBITS should be raised On g
hcommercial scales' said r. F.
Campton-" no meat IS more nourish-
ins and rabbits would 60 a long way
toward solving the problem o. the
ligh cost Of meat
-rhe number OF rabbit fanciers IN
I'll Paso IS growing. We have at least
30 in the Rabbit Breeders and Fan
GERS association and We ought to
have ten times that many The show
that IS 10 be held in Liberty hsll
in January. jointly with the Fl Paso
Poultry association. win doubtless
stimulate the general interest In
growing rabbits on a larger scale.
The traffic department Of the
chamber OF commerce favors the al
location OF government-owned ships
10 various sections CT the country as
a-=1lution OF the merchant marine
problem said K H. ROBERTS, mana
.rer Of the chamber OF commerce
The traffic department VIII oppose
the sale of ships 10 private companies
on q basis Of competitive 1lddlns-
such an arrangement would give an
ADVANTAGE TO the biz eastern ports. as
The gull and the Pacific coast II
Paso's interests are identical with
those CT the two latter sections.
zone OF the best laughs I have had
recently" said J. G. Foster, was over
a sweet potato sold 20 a man ! know
This fellow was smoker OF opium
he went across into Juarez 20 buy
opium and got what he thought was
q large Quantity for $40. BE didn't
4 m 10
him. beyond the fact that he was a
Mexican. Then when he Investigated
his purchase he found &c was boiled
sweet potato juice. I understand
that hoax IS uracticcd right along. The
victim feariffe TO make much outcry
and not usually being able 20 identity
the thief"
an the little village Of Viraiba,
chihuahua, IS a freak Of nature thar
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-02
Short SnatcheS
From EUe7y'zChere

The green driver does the most
footing OF his horn. Same way with
statesmen - Fountain Inn Is c.
Tribune.
Now that we are 20 be rescued from
the perils OF 2-75 beer. let the Anti
saloon league get after s2-2s wheat
Brooklyn Eagle
It IS getting 20 that re regard
prices as coming down when they
stay where they Tere=Columbus
Ohio State Journal
One Bolshevik accomplishments IS
the measuring Of Russian money By
the peck instead OF by the k0peck=
Seattle P0st-Iutelligencer
Hiram Johnson says that article 10
Of the league covenant would place
the world in a straitjacket Judg ng
BY what the world has been doing
these past five years. we'll say that
straitjacket is highly advisable
ST. Paul Pioneer Press