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The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-08-09
cIARAuGH GETS LEAVE

Tuscaloosa, August s. -- (SpeciaL)- Postmaster s. F. Clabaugh mas oeeh granted a leave of absence ny the post. .office dena rtment in order that he may enter at once upon his duties at the Clty National hank as assistant to the presl- dent, pending action on his resignation which will probably be effective August 15. Mir. Clabaugh has requested the oe- partment to make his resignation eHee- tive as soon as possible and to designate Assistant Postmaster Townsend actihs postmaster pending the investigatlon o' the civil service commission ana us lee concentrations concerning successor to Mir C9abaugh.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-08-09

ratified. This sentiment was greeted with spontaneous applause on the part of democrats. Republicans, to the man, observed an unbroken silence.
 "The Presidents address was entirely worthy said Senator Underwood. "He advocated laws which would prove effective md others which might not prove equally ns efficacious. He was eminently correct when he de- claFed that normal conditions can not obtain as long as there Is no official peace.o
 Senator Bankhead characterized the address as "a mighty fine speech
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-08-09
DRITGGJSTS STIRRED UP
 RY BALTIMORE DISPATCH

Washington August S--tSpeciai.)- ne pataiI Druggists' association is up in arms regarding Baltimore dispatch to the Washington Star this afternoon The spe- cial follows m <. "A Baltimorean was taken ill In Al lanta last week. A physician prescripeu.
 The remedy was so beneficial that n@ asked for copy of the prescrip,Son v dav he had the prescription filled in Bal
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-08-09

to Genoa. Italy. As it is situated so close to the Warrior river, it is fair to presume that the new transportation system there will be availed of. and large tonnage added to that not counted upon by the
 government in starting the barge line, and this added tonnage will be a great encoura cement to the government in it's
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-08-09

timore. He was surprised that the charge was only 8 cents.
 ''The Baltimore druggist salo; 1ou ware charged 75 cents in Atlanta. At the bottom of the tag you noted some queer fieures That was the code of the asso- ciation. am not member of the asso- citation. but I know it's code. By Una. code. the Atlanta druggist was compeiieo to charge you 75 cents.
 "'You will be surprised to Know tha' charging you only 5 cents make very fair profit x.,.,,. denies this alleged evidence of it's practice of nreving on the miseries of the world.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-08-09
cREAMtRy WORK STARTS

Tuscaloosa, August S.-tSpeelaI'I-Ihe Northport Contracting company com menced work today delivering sand and gravel on the site for the new creamery to be erected by the Tuscaloosa Railway and Utilities company, and the cement and concrete work will start in a day or so. Other materials is on the way, ana by the middle of next week work Will pc in full and active swing on this ndus.ry which will mean so much 10 th's ol'S rad cnllntX
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-08-09

it's long shutdown. The resumption will mean the employment of about $50 we'll paid men. and the effect upon the busi
 ness of Holt and Tuscaloosa will be very beneficial It is stated that this plant has been used in the past princi- pally for export orders and in the past the bulk of it's shipments have been made
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-08-09

effort to develop internal waterway transportation for just such bulky com modities as cast iron pipe, among other things.
 The news that the plant is to resume has added a note of optimism to the business community here and at Holt as well.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-08-09
roIrNnRy OPENS SOON

Tuscaloosa August S.-(Speclal)-lt IS now certainty that the Central Foun- dry company will open it's big works a,
 Holt, one of the industrial suburps oi this city, in a few weeks. The electiie I.iS. sanp was put to work yesterday over bouling all of the electrical apparatus and a gang of machinists looking atter their particular part of the equipment, These dispatches first told of the genera cleaning LID crew being put on the JOB some days ago. It will take some time to get the plant ready to go to work after
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-08-09

for hides and also the excess profits of tanners and shoe manufacturers.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-08-09

The United Textile Factory Workers association in England now has about 250.000 enmb CTS and wages are now 110 to 120 per cent above the standard. advances of no per cent having been obtained during the period of the war.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-08-09
NEW SCHOOL ACCEPTED

Tuscaloosa, August .-(Special.) )-About 25 leading citizens motored to New Lex ington, in the northern part of the coun-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-03
CONGRESSMAN
MEET PER5HING
Plans for Generals Recep
ton at Capital Also VIII
Be Arranged.

Washington. D C, Sept Seen.
John J. Pershing. who is returning
home after more than two years ser
vice in France as the commander of
American forces. viii be formally
welcomed at New York by a congress
sional committee.
This was decided upon today by the
joint committee Of the house and sen
ate arranging to welcome the general
back home. The committee viii con-
suit with him regarding plans for his
reception at the capital. Composing
it will be senator's Wadsworth. New
York. chairman Of the senate military
committee: Warren, Wyoming. Gen.
Pershing's father-in-la .. and repre-
sentative Kahn. California, chairman
OF the house military committee; Re
publican leader Mondell, Wyoming,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-03
WOULDN' take
FORTUNE FOR IT
Was told that an operation
was her only hope
Gains twenty pounds
after taking Tanlac.

II wouldn't take a fortune for the
good Tanlac has done me" said Mrs
Grace E Trinder, who lives at 81
West 53rd street Kansas City. NO,
while talking with a Tanlac repre-
sentative the other day.
My troubles began Obut four years
ago" continued Mrs Trinder and al
though have been under the best Of
treatment. and have taken a great
many different kinds OF medicine. my
condition gradually grew worse all
the time Ny stomach was In such bad
condition that everything I ate dis
agreed with me, and always after
meals ] would suffer terribly with
indigestion and sour stomach, I was
very nervous and never knew what il
was 20 get good nights sleep. In
Ia1L- finally got so weak and run
down that I was miserable all the
time. and was not able TO do my
homework at all Then they told me
that the only thing left was an opera
ton. and that I must 20 10 the hos
pital and have IL done.
well. all arrangements had been
made at the hospital for me. and I
was an ready to 80. and just the day
before I was TO leave home 7 saw a
statement in the paper about Tanlac.
The party who gave the statement
seemed to have suffered just exactly
as I did. and Tanlac had been a great
help 10 him 7 showed the statement
20 my folks. and persuaded them 10
let me put off the operation a few
days, and give Tanlac a trial They
were not much in favor OF Il. but
finally consented. and. 7 commenced
taking Tanlac that very day. Now.
the first bottle Of this medicine didn't
seem TO do me very much good. but
7 bought the second for 7 was deter
mined TO give IL a fair trial. and BY
the time I had finished that second
bottle. I could see that It was helping
me whole lot 7 just continued 10
take Tanlac, and II finally ove-came
my troubles completely. Why. have
actually gained twenty pounds al
ready and am so wen and strong
that can do all my homework with
out the least trouble. I sleep Just
1ine every nignt and am never both
cred the least bit with INDIGESTION
or any kind OF stomach troubles.
VIII never lose an opportunity to
praise Tanlac for the good 1t has
done me"
Taalac fs sold IN Fl Paso by Kelly
& Pollard and by the leadine drug
gists in practically every cftv. town
and village IN America--Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-03
E PAS0ANS BID FAREWELL To
ERWIN WITH PRAISE AND TEARS
Former Commander of District Receives Heartfelt Elk
pressions Of Love and Esteem at Banquet; Soldier
Lauds Spirit Of City and Calls for Continued
Loyal Support for the Army.

FITITH cheers, tears and songs and
w with words too heavily bur
dened with sentiment 10 flow
eloquently. farewells were exchanged
Tuesday night between Gen James 3.
Erwin and more than leo OF his El
Paso friends at a dinner given in the
generals honor at the sheldon hotel
There was nothing formal about
this party for Gen Erwin, for every
body knew the retiring commander
Of the FL Pas0 military district would
not want it so. From its beginning
at o'clock until its close at 10,
everything, although following a gem
eral program, went according to
varying emotions Of the banuueters,
for IL was true love feast
Sometimes in the midst Of a speech.
or rather talk, for there were no
speeches, song would start And
invariably Il was a song that every
body knew and loved At the gen
erals request silver Threads Among
the Cold was sung, and TIL We
Meet Again" was an oft PLAYED IA
vorite. Through it an. speeches,
songs and cheers. there were telltale
Wipilg Of eyes and blowing Of noses.
and when at the beginning Of the
dinner a waitress gave the general a
the general received them in embar-
raised appreciation. large tears rolled
down more than one brouzed cheek
After several speakers had paid
their compliments 10 the general on
behalf of Fl Paso for his months Of
service here. and after they had pre-
scented him with a gold watch as q
token Of the peoples esteem. the vet
era1 officer was touched beyond his
ability TO give expression by the ten
derinE Of q token Of the esteem Of
the employees OF the Sheldon hotel.
This consisted Of comnletn dinner
set-everything that goes with the
dinner. as the speaker presenting the
gift said II was then that the for
m5r commander falteringly arose and
let 20 the sentiments he felt on the
occasion Of his leaving here.
Tells Of Liberty Loan.
Most men in my position" said the
guest Of the evening. would not at
ternnt IN answer oil of the nice
things that have been said about him
this evening. but I'm going to answer
an NJ them
@One Of TIE first places I came to
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-03
Even the Roots of
Superfluous Hair Vanish
Entirely New sIethod; works Wonders

What Is the use Of merely taking off
The hair-ends and not destroying the
roots Of suDerfluous hair? DO you know
that you can easily and quickly remove
the hair entire. including the roots. with
ordinary phelactine2 Just Try it, It is
odorless. non-frritatinE. and 50 harmless
a child could safely eat It. Far superior
10 depiiatories. electrolyzis. etc Get
stick Of phelactine today IRON your drug
rist and have the pleasure OF actually re-
moving the offending hair-roots at last
before your very eyes.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-03
BISBEE MAN MISTREATED.
SAYS COURTMARTIAL CRITIC

Washington. d. c.. Sept. 3.-Reform
in army cOurtmartial procedure was
urged before a senate military sub
committee Tuesday by William Bisseil
Thomas, a Minneapolis lawyer, who
served two years in the American ex-
peditionary forces.
Mr. Thomas. said he was court
martialed and sentenced TO a prison
camp in France for four months on
a charge OF being absent without
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-03
and Democratic leader CLARK. MIS-

and Democratic leader Clark, Mis-
souri,.
Joint Congress Session Proposed.
Various plans for recognition By
congress Of Gen Pershing's services
were discussed today, but final action
was deferred until the general. war
consulted Among the proposals sug-
gested was a joint session of congress
TO be ATTENDED by leading government
officials
Presentation of an ornate sword
and the passage Of resolutions ex-
pressing the thanks OF congress for
his services also were discussed
The senate yesterday passed and
sent 10 the president the house bill
conferring the permanent rank Of gen
eral upon Gen. Pershing.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-03
LEAGUE ALTERS
JAPAN s STATUS
Her Political Interests Now
Become World Wide, Says
Marquis Saionji.

Toxic. Japan. Sept. 3.-(By the As
ISOLATED ss.)-Marquis Kinmoshi
Saionji, former premier and head Of
the Japanese delegation at the peace
conference IN Paris. arrived here
Monday. being given an enthusiastic
welcome. An untoward incident Oc-
Cured following an address to the
crowd by a student, who denounced
marquis Saionji. claiming his work
in Paris had been a failure Several
vorkmen threw stones at the station.
Marquis Saianji is quoted as say
ing:
Every nation is dissatisfied with
the results attained at the peace con-
ference. but the league OF nations has
produced a great change in the posi-
ton of Japan in international poll
tics Her political interests now are
becoming world wide"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-03
CARSON FLAYs NorrHcLrFFE.

Belfast, Ireland. Sept 3.-Sir Ed
ward Carson. in opening a new anti
home rule campaign here last night
made a fierce attack upon viscount
Northcliffe, the newspaper proprietor.
calling him the greatest absentee
Irish capitalist and the greatest ex-
ample Of an Irishman who under the
land"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-03
IN Ell PAsO 81 YEARS.
STATE NATIONAL BANK

capital, surnius and Profits S2aG COO
Interest Paid on Savings Accounts.
c r. Morehend. Pres.
oseph Mugoffin, VIce-Pres.
o VI. Basseff. Ffce-Pres.
Geo. D. Flory. Cashier.
r. " AIcAfee. Asst. Cashier.
G. ~ hehrizer. Asst. Cashier.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-03

leave due to having been sick in a
hospital.
The witness also told Of having
seen Paul Smith. OF Bisbee, Ariz-
whose leg was shattered at Chateau
Thierry. arrested while still confined
in the hospital. because he was ply
sically unable to make up his own
bed.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-03
BELGIAN RULERS
COMING OCT. |.
King Albert and Queen
Elizabeth to Spend 8 Days
at White House.

Washington. D. c.. Sept. skiing
Albert and queen Elizabeth OF Bel
GUM. viii arrive in Washington
about October / and viii be guests
Of the president and Mrs. Wilson at
the white house, probably remaining
three days.
The king and queen viii come di-
rectly to Washington to visit the
president and Mrs. Wilson, beginning
a tour Of the country.
The tentative itinerary provides for
their return TO New York from WASH
ineton for a public reception. After
wards they viii leave on a journey
that will carry them to the Pacific
coast
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-03

Lincoln, Neb.. Sept. s.-Aiiss May
Pershing and Mrs. D. NJ Butler, OF
Lincoln. sisters Of Gen John J.
Pershing. VIII leave here late today
for New York to meet the general
when ne arrives there from Europe
on the transport Leviathian-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-03

Dan Thompson. acting captain OF
police for several months, received
dis commission as captain from mayor
Charies DAVIS tuesday morning. He
was appointed in the place left va
cant by the resignation OF S. H.
Yeater as captain.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-03

Ladies in waiting to queen Mary.
OF England. have gone on a strike for
more pay. claiming that they are IN
able to pay for the necessary gowns
They declare their allowance OF $500
a year IS insufficient.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-03

Dove hunting becomes real sport
when you outfit here Besides the
guns and ammunition we carry full
line Of hunting bags and hunting suits
and caps. we viii supply the New
Mexico game license
FeIdmnn's-3OS san Antonio Street.
All mail orders filled promptly.-Adv-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-03

army have been sent to US on the
border.
The occasion tonight is not one Of
unalloyed joy. for tonight is an coca
sion OF parting with one OF the best
men in the army, but, I hope. only
temporarily Fortunately. we have
one Of the best coming to us-a Texan
tried in the blood soaked fields OF
Europe. I present that distinguished
soldier with laurels laid so thickly
upon him and 50 distinguishingly
won-Gen. Howe"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-03

Gen. Howe made a brief eulogy OF
Gen. Erwin. 1T is a pleasure" he
said, TO pay my very best comph-
ments 10 your distinguished friend,
Gen Erwin. Gen Erwin has figured
more extensively in building the west
Than any other soldier. especially with
the old Fourth cavalry. His success
is due to the fact that he possesses
the highest qualifications Of a soldier
and has esprit de corps.
IN the early days his home was in
the saddle and his business trailing
the Indians. His work in Mexico was
most praiseworthy. and his regiment-
referring TO the Seventh cavalry
was, in the words Of Col. TompkinsY
a damn fine regiment
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-03

when war started it found Gen.
Erwin a brigadier general. It was
the generals misfortune not to 90
overseas with his organization. but
he went later. and with the sixth d.
vision won glory in the Argonne- And,
gentlemen. the warfare Of the Ar
come was the most hellish and sig
nificant warfare in the history OF the
human race. No minister painting
the horrors OF a hell could do justice
to the terrible conflict in the Argonne
woods
when the leisure class. otherwise
known as the colored population,
needed a man to build up their or
ganization. Gen. Erwin was sent
to perform that task, and did it
splendidly and with signal credit TO
himself He made Of it a unit that
would have followed him to hell II
necessary. Gen. Erwin's valor has
been acknowledged by Gen. Foch and
Gen. Pershing in citations, and he is
one OF the best commanders America
had in the war. I feel with you the
loss TO the city Of his going away.
and am proud to have with me the
good VIII and the friendship Of your
city he bespeaks me"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-03

Are you a pipe smoker?
Then try Lucky Strike
tobacco-it's toasted.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1919-02-25
NO EXTENSION GRANTED
ON INCOME TAX RETURNS
But Corporations May Make "Esti.
mated" Return Followed by
More Accurate Statement

Although no general extension oi
time will be authorized for filing fed.
cral income tax returns due March II,
the commissioner Of internal revenue
has approved novel feature OF tax
collection which will serve for all prac-
teal purposes as II possible extension
Of ~ days for the iiling Of corporation
income and excess profits tax returns
in eases where corporations are unable
To complete and file their returns by
March ~.
II u corporation finds that. for good
and sufficient reason, Ii Is impossible
To complete its return by March u.
Il may make return Of the estimated
tax due and make payment thereof
not later than March 10. If merito-
rious reason Is shown as To why the
corporation Is unable to complete its
return by the specified date, the col.
lector will accept the payment of the
estimated tax and agree to accept the
revised and completed tax return with.
IN period of not more than 40 days
Under the plan adopted for corpo-
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1919-02-25
To Improve State Capita

Sania Ne. \. A.. Fell. 2i-'rhe house
by vote ~ 81 to 2 and without the
light fhni WIS anticipated. passed the
Baca bill providing for $2O0.O00 east
wing extension 10 the New Mexico
state capitol building. the cost to be
betrayed by the issue Of certificates Of
Indebtedness. The hill specially drawn
10 cnnblc the town of Columbus 10 Is
sue waterworks franchise. although
general In its terms. WIS also passed.
The house unanimously passed the
Reinbnrg memorial to congress urg-
Ing legislation for the reclaim ton Of
waste swamp and arid undeveloped
lands ~ provide homes for soldiers.
Progress WIS made on the project az
rnising the per diem of Legislators from
five to ten dollars and that the lieu.
tenant governor aud speaker Ia fifteen
dollars. when the committee on legis-
lntional amendments brought IN a IN.
voTable report to the house on this
measure, fnthered by I.ibcrnto Baca.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1919-02-25

ration payment and returns, the gov
ernment will be- able 10 collect approx.
imately the amount OF tax due on
or before March II, thus meeting IL
urgent ne.ls. and corporations actual
ly requiring further time for prepare.
slon Of their complete returns will be
granted ample time In which 10 do 40
One ~ the advantages OF this plan
IL that ID relieves the taxpayer Of one.
half Of one per cent interest per month
that would attach To che payment of
the taxes under an extension granted
AZ the request Of the taxpayer. The
taxpayer will. ~ course. not he icliev-
cd OF interest ON such amount ms his
payment may fall short 81 the tax
found later TO be- due on the basis Of
his final return.
Should the payment on March II 0f
the estimated tax due be- greater than
the tax eventually found 10 h. due on
examination of he completed return.
the excess payment win automatically
bc credited Ia the next installmenf
which will be- due on June 18th.
Provision for systematically hand.
ling this new feature will I've made IN
the construction OF the new return.
blanks for corporations. The new form
will be- combined income and excess
profits blank. embodied In which i 4
detachable letter Of remittance. Any
corporation which finds that. for a
sufficient reason. Ii cannot cOnIpic.n its
return by March IL. may d,tnch anil
.ill out the letter Of remit me- and
forward same 10 the collector ON or be-
fore March II. together with h check.
money order or draft for the tax due
on that date. lf the exnct tax Is not
known. the estimated tax due will he
paid In this manner A statement In
writing Of the reasons why II IL i'm
possible for the corporation to com
plete the return by the specified time
must accompany every such remit
lance.
Individual taxpayers will he given
similar privileges In cases In which II
Is made clear by the taxpayer that the
time available Is not sufficient 10 en-
able him to complete his return by
March IL. No reason exists. accord
ing Ia the internal revenue officials.
for delaying the bling of the returns of
individual incomes. except IN unusual
~ difficult eases
Forms for returns Of individual in
comes up Ia $1,000 have been disi rib.
utcd by the collector. Forms for ,arg-
or incomes will he available about Feb
ruary 2Ith. Corporation blanks will he
distributed by March LIST. Regulations
governing the administration % the
new income tax will also he available
before March LIST.