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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-09-18
THEY URGE PROMPT RATIFICATION

An appeal fol, the prompt ratification Of the peace
treaty. without amendment. addressed to the United States
senate, has been signed by $50 American citizens In forty
states. representing many lines OF business, and OF almost
all political parties and creeds. The statement sets. forth
the conviction Of the signers that delay In concentrating
this treaty will entail grave results upon the world. The
following are representative paragraphs:
We beseech the senate to give the land peace
and certainty by a ratification which Will not keep us
longer in the shadows of possible wars, but give the
world the light Of peace. Reservations ir the nature
Of Qualifications in the meaning Of the treaty, not
inconsistent with its terms, will not require the,re-
opening of the negotiations with Germany and with
our associates in the war. which we all and each
united to win. H
But there is no possibility of doubt that amendment
of the treaty, as is now proposed by the senate COM
.mittee on foreign relations. would require negotia-
ton and a reopenins Of all the questions decided at
Paris. Months Of delay would follow. The perils Of
the present would become the deadly dangers Of the
near future. All the doubt engendered would aid
the plots for violent revolution in this and other
lands. The issues here and elsewhere between capital
and labor. and conspiracy Of Spectator and profiteer,
would all grow. and become more perilous.
~
The peace Of the present and the righteousness
of the future can be best secured by the ratification
OF the covenant and treaty without amendment. Let
the senate take no action that will give any party to
the treaty, and especially Germany, ground for main
tanning that the ratification Of the United States is
not complete and that changes requiring a resump-
ton of conference and negotiations have been made
in it.
This appeal is given weight by the type Of persons
have signed it. Included among them are Ex-Presi-
Taft, George W. wickersham, attorney general in the
last Republican administrations; A. Lawrence Lowell, pres
ident of Harvard; Charles c. Moore of San Francisco.
of the Panama exposition; Judge George Gray
Of Wilmington, Del; President Samuel. Gompers of the
Federation of Labor: Harry A. Wheeler of Chi
cago, retiring president Of the Chamber of Commerce Of
the United States: Mrs. Carrie Chapman Gait, president
Of the National American Women Suffrage Association;
Cyrus H. K. Curtis. the Philadelphia publisher; President
Heber ]. Grant of, the Mormon Church, and John spargo.
leader of the Socialists who supported the war; Lyman j.
Gage, former secretary Of the treasury: Jacob NJ. Dickin-
son. former secretary Of war; Cyrus H. Mccormick, man
Lafayette Young. former governor Of iowa;
Allen White, editor of the Emporia, Kansas, Ca
zette; w. L. Douglas, shoe manufacturer; Lyman Abbott,
editor of Outlook, and others as we'll, or almost az we'll
known to the American public.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-09-18

who can never: come into close personal contact With their
customers..
People want personal service, and are willing to pay
something for it.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-09-18
THE SOURCE OF STRENGTH

One policeman quells a street disturbance with which
a whole crowd of b%ystanders. feels powerless to deal. A
single traffic officer on a crowded street governs the
the day, and the millionaire in his palatial car and the
humblest pedestrian obey his signal with prompt pune
tliousness. Fourteen hundred policemen quit work the
other day, and in spite of the fact that others took their
ings openly and defiantly. What is it that gives the no.
lceman his power?
The policeman Is an individual "even az you ana T."
He differs in no material particular from the mass Of
training increase his ability to deal with the problems
which confront him, but that would not account for the
melting away Of atcrowd at the mere sight of an ADVANCING
blue uniform.
The source Of the policeman's power is the law. when
a policeman Is called, the majesty Of the law is evoked,
and there is q realization. however vague. that all it's pro.
ceases are ready to be set In motion. BEHIND the single
officer stands the entire force Of the city. Behind th.t
force Is the sheriffs department. Behind that i. tn. NH.
itary power Of the state. and still in the background are
the army and navy Of the United States ana the author.
iy to command the services Of eve3ty able-bodied man in
the country to enforce the laws mandates.
Without the backing Of the law and the force v,hich
created and maintains tho law, the policeman.s baton 10
e mere clnb. with very limited possibilities. with the
backing that It has, II combines the properties a. the
lfairyis wand and the kings sceptre.
2SEM1
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-09-18

When Townlsy and Gilbert were asked Il Jackson.
MIMI. vhethsr q not they had anything Is ~ before
sentences ~ paa 80 their attorney dselarsd tha4 hey
;had not Bss INST =, T,pDortunity that - for ro~nuasy
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-18

hands outstretched to touch each wall.
Bend forward into the corner, just as
far as YOU can. The hands support
you, and at the same time. the posi-
ton allows the chest TO expand. while
the shoulders are being pushed back.
II is best to breathe in as you bend
forward and out as you straighten up.
And so YOU develop the chest as well
as the shoulders
If your shoulders are thin, exercise
and massage gently with a flesh
making c-eam-Which YOU had better
make yourself for the ordinary Kind
you purchase is Of little value for this.
Or use warmed cocoa butter or olive
OIL By the massage you bring up
blood to the surface Of the skin.
thereby building new tissue. and you
work in a nourishing oil This should
be done daily"
II you are fat. reduce all over b.
diet, and so bring the whole body
into better proportion Wear bras
siere TO hide the fat back OF the
your MASSAGE, use a kneading mo-
tion not severe enough to hruise but
iuTt hard enough TO break up and
scatter the fatty particles
Questions and Answers.
Lsucil e-Neither Of those formulas
? hair curling fluid. There is nothing
harmful IN either but even so, il is
not a good thing 20 use them as a
eeneral thing. Ounce seed makes a
sort OF mucilage. I advise this often
Tor girls whose brows are scra gElv
Tor this ounce VIII stick the hairs
together over night and train them TO
lie flat and in order. The other for
mula is rather drying. But you see,
these fluids all clog the pores of the
hair. and the main harm is there
harmless curl can be gOttep and a
much more natural one by rolling the
hair over kid or rag curriers'. In an
emergency. an iron can be used
High School GirI-Any doctor will
advise you to have rnoIes removed
They are never decorative and can
become dangerous Sulphur and mo-
lasses is made By mixing one part
flower OF sulphur with two OF three
parts ordinary molasses-such as the
grocer sells.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-18
UESTIONS
AND
4 MS WERS

10 WHERE may tickets be pIIr-
w chased for the WIIIard-DemPsey
fight at Toledo. July 4f What is the
price.-G. c. NJ.
A The tickets vary in price from
50 to $50. They may be procured BY
writing to Mr. T. Rickard. 221-22s
Superior street, Toledo, Ohio.
@. where Is the aISIand OF Dead
ships Pr. c. II.
A. The Sargossa sea in the North
Atlantic is an area through which no
ocean currents pass Il is cOmpara-
lively still water. forming a sort OF
eddy into which seaWeed tends to
drift Writers Of fiction have held
that the dead SHIPS of the ages have
found resting places in this eddy ard
have peoDled them with the spiri 8
of lost mariners The idea is pure
fiction The Sarsossa sea may be
navigated Withour ex oeriencing any
difficulty with seawe d and without
seeing a derelict
@. How can i secure copyright pro-
lection on n book. and how long does
IL Iasts-H. +. G.
A. Print and publish the book with
the copyright notice. and following
publication deposit two complete cop
les with registration Zee OF 81 with
the Register Of Copyrights in the
OF congress. W dSuluElDIs L.
C. You are protected from the time
you attach your copyright line even
though you have not yet paid the
Zee. Copyright lasts for % years and
is renewable for a further period Of
IS years
O. When and hy whom was Neyv-
ark, y. J.. settled 1T. o. L.
4. Newark. n J.. was settled in
1866 by a party OF Puritans who had
emigrated from Connecticut because
OF disagreement between the church
and government
O. When was the first census Ia
kens-F. J.
4. The first census was taken IN
August. 1880. and related solely to
population.
O. What is the weight Of a million
one dollar notes s-H. W. r.
A. The United States treasury de-
partment. Washington, D. c, says
that one million dollar notes weigh
about 5000 pounds.
(Any reader OF The Herald who
wants the facts on any subject can
secure prompt service by writing The
Herald Information Bureau. Frederic
J. Haskin. director. Washington. D. C.
State your question briefly and en-
close a three cent stamp for return
postage. All inquiries are conf den
tiai. the replies being sent direct to
each Individually
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-18
Bedtime Stories For The Little Ones
UNCLE WIGGILY AND JACKIE'S CARD.
..u.r-.n.. " ROMtRn n. CARTS .-

7 thought perhaps 1t might be, but just
ithen out from under the bush scram-
/ 1ied Jackie Bow Wow, the puppy dog
I boy. And IN one paw Jackie held a
white card.
oh. Jackie, How you frightened
usi" said Nurse Jane I've thought
you were the Bazookal I'm so glad
you aren't-
so am T. barked Jackie. with a
I glad waggle OF his tail.
What is that card you have" asked
Uncle Wiggily.
That IS my school report card. TO
tel how much I know about spelling
and reading and writing and things
like that" answered Jackie
rs it good report2" asked Uncle
Wiggily.
Jackie passed over the card to the
"a 5bit gentleman.
Hum Yes. that's very good" went
on Uncle Wiggily- "a very good card
report. indeed. Jackie Hop up IN my
auto and III give you ride TO the ice
~oh, goodiei7 barked the little pup
And if the ice cream isn't sweet
enough" buzzed the humble bee. I'll
put some honey on it"
They were just about TO ride along.
very happily when, all Of a sudden.
out from behind tree popped the bad
aStopI Hold on he cried. It want
souse, and seuse I must haVei I don't
care where 7 get It, but
bum Die bee. you are not going to
bite souse off my ears. III say that
much" Then the big bee took hold Of
Jackie's report card in his legs and.
flying over to the Bazooka. the bee
Tapped the sharp edged card in the
bad chaps eyes
"Flipi Flapl Flop" went the puppy
dogs report card in the Bazooka's
eyes. until At last the unpleasant chap
cried:
-oh. please stop I'll be goodi !
won't take any souse.7 And away he
ran Then the bee gave Jackie back
the report card and all was well Soon
they were at the ice cream store and
an was better. And IL the pansy
flower doesn't make q funny face
when the June bug jumps out of the
cats cradle TO tickle the canary bird.
I'll tell you about Uncle Wiggily and
Peetie's sticl1.-Copvright 1919. by
Mcclure Newspaper Syndicate
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-18

OUT in the yard, behind the hollow
" stump bungalow. Nurse Jane
Fuzzy Wuzzy. the muskrat lady
housekeeper heard, one morning. .
sound like:
~Chuggity ump. Chuggity umpi
chuggity-ump.r
Dear me-" said Nurse Jane to her.
self. y wonder what Uncle Wiggily
can be doing? That sounds as if ne
were pumping a pail OF water from
the cistern; but I an not going to
wash the clothes today. I must see
what he is doing"
Out into the yard skipped Nurse
Jane. for she did not have the rhe-I-
matism and could move quite fast
The noise kept I'd;
Shuggity umpi Chuggfty um5,
Chuggity- lmpi"
Uncle Wiggily. are You pumpiI 6
water asked Nurse Jane
NO" answered the rabbit gentle
man Il am pumping air in one OF nj
sausage auto tires. It flattened out n
tho night. and I can't ride on a fiat
tire 10 you want 10 90 for ride,
Nurse Jane?"
well. 7 night" said the nuslrst
lady slowly. Il have the bungalow
work all done. and IL you viii be sure
70 get me back in time for supper IN
70 along"
oh ven be back in time for sur
per said Uncle Wiggily, as he fin
ished pumping air in the big sausage
tire In fact I'm only going for
hStle rid ever the fields and through
the '~uods to look for an adventure"
We'll. all I have to say is I hope
we don't meet the bad Bazookai" said
Nurse Jane And Uncle Wiggily
wished the same thing
Pretty soon Uncle Wiggiiy and
Nurse Jane were riding along together
in the auto. through the cool. green
woods All Of sudden. as they passed
by a little spring OF water, they heard
Help Helpi Help. I'm drowning"
"Quicic. Uncle Wiggily," cried Nurse
Jane. stop the auto and help who
ever it isl
Il WILL exclaimed the rabbit gem
tleman. And as he stopped his ma
chine and hoped out he said: Il
only hope IL isn't the bad Bazoolra
who wants Us TO help him"
And il was not. Z am glad to say
spring he saw. puzzing about in it,
big. yellow humble bee
Help me out" begged the bee.
Il will" said Uncle Wiggily- He
reached the end or his red. white and
blue striped rheumatism crutch down
into the spring Of water the bee
caught hold Of it with his legs and
the rabbit gentleman pulled him out
HOW do YOU lsl-l II aSkeu MI
LonEears- as he let the bee sit on the
warm radiator Of the auto to dry his
wings.
Aoh. I was gathering honey from q
fiov-e-.r spoke the bee. when a puff
OF wind blew me into the spring.
th9niz you very much for helping me
pray do not mention It." answered
Uncle Wiggily, shy like and unpreten-
tious- Il
Then sTr. LonEears started his ma
chine again, and. taking the bee with
them. Uncle Wiggily and Nurse Jane
rode on through the woods. They had
not gone very much farther before. :
a1l Of q sudden. there was n rustlins
in the bushes. and the muskrat lady,
turning svrt Of pale around her eyes,
said:
7.Oh. maybe that's the Bazookai"
Uncle Wiggily and the humble chap
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-18

On May 18th United Southern 70. was over
subscribed by 100000.
On June nth United Southern No. was over
subscribed likewise.
Rose 50 Oil Companys 20 acre lease in the Sam
Sparks Subdivision adjoiDfng Block s19 and
the United Southern NOS 1 and >. on the
north With this location and our low cap
italization our stock VIII last but a few days
NJ. a P. Burt 5000 barrel gusher near our loca-
ton. Tennessee No. 1 and Burk Fort each
have casing set and are expected in daily.
Our location in Block IS is surrounded on all
sides by big gushers such as TEXAS CHIEF.
BURk WAGGONER THRIFT NO. ,. and
the GRAY GANDER. which is reported
5000 barrel gusher.
This site alone with a three thousand barrel
well will pay back 10 the Stockholders the
entire amount OF the capital stock in fifteen
days in addition TO the 90 acre tract hereto
fore mentioned.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-18
HOROSCOPE
THURSDAY, JUNE 10, 1913.

MERCURY rules strongly for good
III today. according to astrology.
Early in the morning Uranus exercises
an evil power.
This should be fortunate sway for
persons connected with colleges or
seats Of learning. There appears TO
be high place foreshadowed for many.
whether they be instructors or stu
dents
Extension OF advertising again is
foreshadowed- Publicity methods viii
be employed as never before. it is pre-
dicted and professions as well as BUSH
ness caIlings viii profit by It
This is a favorable day for the sign
ing Of contracts or agreements
Again cooperation on the broadest
lines and n the greatest variety %
ways is fOretold-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-18
Texas Oil Ledger.
NEW GUSHERS ARE
COMPLETED IN
NORTHWEST POOL
Ryan Petroleum, Golconda
and American Refining
Co. Get Big Ones.

WICHITA FALLS. Texas. June II
90 p m)-Local interest in oil de-
velopments centers largely around
Blocks IS and 50. the ". Daniel. ct al.
well being reported on a rich sand at
1854 feet and Will Re completed By
the end OF the week. Production at
this point viii prove up practically al
Of Block IS and viii make all Of Block
Sc look like a sure thing
There has been much interest IN
Block SIS because Of the Grey Gander
and other wells reported on the sand
and this development in Block 50 re-
suits in a growing interest in Block
IS and a similar rush TO Block 50.
The American Refining Company
No l. Waggoner, Block 81 is main
tanning a flow better than 5000 bar
rels a day. During the first p hours
the well filled four six hundred bar
rels tanks and is keeping Up the flush
production
Quite a number Of wells are nearing
the sand Depth and Developments OF
more than the usual interest are ex-
pected within the next few days
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-18


This is not a lucky sway for aerial
navigation and it is especially threat
ening foE long trips.
Writers are subject to inspiration
during this planetary government ii
is believed. but they should guard
against a tendency toward sensation
aiism-
Uranus IS in a plane held TO in
crease suspicion and to encourage
treaehery. Intrigues OF every sort are
to be guarded against all through this
year
Women are subject to a direction
believed to encourage the greatest ex-
travasapce in dress
Warning is given that all through
the summer love and fellowship
should guide men for there is a sin
lister sign for the early autumn. max
ing for ri0ting. agitation among
workers and danger 70 the public
welfare
Mars ruling in the midheaven in
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-18
Hoosiers Pay 81 For
Half 4 Pint OF Tea

Indianapolis, Ind. June 1s.-A
"boolegger" set up a stand behind a
bush in q local park and sent out
runners" who informed thirsty ones
that the real stuff was on sale for
81 a half pint A land office business
was being conducted, but the sales
man got suspicious and closed shop.
The park custodian found a large
number OF bottles filled with amber
fluid md bearing the label OF a prom
inent brand of whisky. The police
had ths-fluid analysed. It was tea
cur1iss A Co.. buy Liberty Bonds-Adv
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-18
Vents Long Term For
Client For Drug Cure

Knoxville. Texas, June 1S.-That his
client be given a long term in the
penitentiary was the unusual request
made in Federal court here by >. Ar
thu Atchley. lawer representing Chas.
IleArmoud. who was convicted on n
charge Of selling opium Judge 7 feel
that nv client should he given a long
term in the peuitentiarv." said 11r
Atchiey- He claims that sentence
IN Atlanta VIII mean his death. but 7
cannot aeree with him. 7 feel that Il
is my s0ier1n drtv 20 work Tor his
best interest ard I feel that one yea
Is not sufficient tine in rhich 10
breaf him fr0-1 his awful habit.~
lleAr-nord- speakin' IN he own he
half asked that ha he given n jar
eonfo-ce in nrefe-auce - 7,ei-~- ser
70 fh@ rclitrnti7rv. Tul-e S-1ford
f1oi f''~ c-~e under 17rf~e-7e7t
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-18
Beauty Chats :
~ EDNA KENT FORBES.
ShouLders.

IXTHETHER your shoulders are fem
w ininely sloping or boyishly broad
and square does not matter nearly SO
much IS whether you hold them
we'll The only homely shoulders are
round ones anC very thin or very fat
ones. And al these defects can be
remedied-
If you are round shouldered, try
this a dozen times, each day know
Of no better exercise. stand facing
the corner OF the room. with your
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-18

Paris augurs III for French affairs
next September.
Persons whose birthdate It IS have
the augury OF success If they make
no changes. Journeys by water may
be unlucky-
Children born on this day are like
" to be inventive and industrious.
These subjects OF Gemini usually
like the good things Of Hfe.-(Copy-
right, 1913 by the Mcclure Newspaper
Syndicate.)
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-18
THIs Issue Will 81 FAsr

II you wish TO secure some OF this stock
you must not wait This stock will go like
hot cakes. We expect It to be oversubscrib-
ed in record time Nothing like this has
ever been offered TO he investing public be-
fore, especially at par. It IS not impossible
that within ten days you can sell this stock
at from 10 10 for 1. 500 worth OF this
stock should be worth $1,000 within a short
time FIJI out coupon and send in for ali
you IAN take We reserve the right 10 re-
turn your check IL event We are oversub-
scribed before your check reaches US.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-18
Over the
Dunbar Wires

We are in the market to BUY
and SELL for customers, the fol-
lowing stocks at net prices. We
have our own wire service-the
largest Board room IN the City
and are in closest possible touch
with the Wichita and Fort Worth
markets. Prices mentioned here
with are net-no commissions
charge;
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-18

rtiss A Co.. buy Liberty Bonds-Adv
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-18
OUR GUARANTEE

We guarantee 10 every investor n square
deal, and quick run for your money We
consider that our investors have right 10
know what Is going on all the time and We
guarantee to keep them advised by letter at
frequent intervals during development
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-06

the ~rcorGanlxsd Zionist Commission
are Robert Sold. managing the gem
cul internal administration OF the
body: DIR. de Sofa Poole. In charge Of
the Jerusalem activities: y. W.
levin Epstein. formerly acting head.
Dr. W. Elder. who II expected 10 re-
turn from England; and comman-
dante A. Levi Iuanchini. the Italian
member. who n doing liainon work
between the commission and tho gov
eminent. Rudolf q. Somehow Of
baltimore has been made the gem
era secretary.
When the story Of tho Zionist Com
mission IL told. the work Of comman.
dante B~innchini Will stand out con-
apicioua Tor signal service. A distin-
Euiahed naval officer. decorated many
times during tho war and holding
knightly Oidcrn n statesman and a
gentleman, he n . unntintinr In
hla personal sacrifice 60 Zionism. ITO
commands not only the respect OF all
tho factions Of paleatinlan Jewry but
the confidence OF tho highest British
officials. In tho darkest hours OF the
commission. his vision and tact have
never faiisl 20 save the situation.
In the tnH which will now chnl-
lenEe all his ability. Dr. friedcnwnii
has the benefit Of Commandante Bian
chini'a experience. ~ well as his o n
tinued devotion 20 The jewish cause.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-06

We are impressed with their fairness
n their effort 10 be just 10 all the
people here.
\ want to add "A word about one
special subject. the American Med
cal Unit, In which our American Jews
are especially interested. am VERY
proud OF the work this unit In doing.
They have established a splendid hos
pital ! n Jerusalem with a fairly good
equipment with excellent results.
They are conducting good hospitals In
other parts OF tho country, too, not
ably IN TiberiaH ana aafcd. and one OF
the best things they have done In to
open a training school for nurses
who're thirty girls ARE now being
taught. Efforts az sanitary improve
ment have also met with connidcra-
BILE success Altogether I feel that
under h direction OF Dr. Rubinow.
who a recently taken hold OF tho
whole organization. Ia work will grow
int one OF great importance In this
country.
The peculiar needs OF Palestine"
DR.. fredenwnid concluded. "and tho
marvellous possibilities that lie before
the Jews "a realize an nEc-iong dream
viii surely enlist the sympathy Of
every American jew Interested In the
land Of u fathers and the future OF
our people"
pcr-onnsi of Commission.
Associnted with Dr. Friedcnwaid on