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Arizona republican., 1919-06-20
MeNary to France Soon

Clarkson McNary, who has been at tending West Point, is back in Tempe to spen da few weeks with his parents, Dr. and Mrs. McNary, before leaving for France. Clarkson goes over with the regulars to replace the army of occupation in Germany and will leave the first week in July. MT. McNary graduated from West Point last No- vember.
Arizona republican., 1919-06-20
Ed. Pattee Returns From Oil Fields

Edwin Pattee of Mesa, has just re- turned from a visit of inspection to some oil properties near Desdemona in Comanche, Texas. The 40 acres in which Pattee is interested were bought by MT. Bowman, a prominent banker and business man of Nogales, and who organized the company known as the Arizona New Mexico Oil and Refining company A number of men are inter ested equally in the property, some of them residents of this valley
 Pattee is very enthusiastic over the prospects of the field, surrounded as it is by wells that are big producers. Since his arrival he is in receipt of a letter that five acres additional have been secured, that are even closer to the big wells near by. He further states that il is the desire of most of the CO., owners not to put any stock on the market for sale, inasmuch as the com ! pany is able financially to develop the i prospects, and there seems to be nc
 gamble as to the oil being there.
Arizona republican., 1919-06-20
C|TY BAND CONCERT
 ID BE HELD TONIGHT

The following program will be given by the City band, P A. Venne, direc- tor, in front of the federal building at o'clock tonight:
 i. March, Stars and Stripes Forever ................ Sousa ?. Idyl. Simplicity Lee 3. Gaiety Polka, solo for cornet, Hartley
 E. Rodriguez, soloist. 1. Atlantis, The Lost Continent, suite in four parts. .Lafranck (a) Nocturne and morning hymn of
 praise
 (b) Court function.
 Co love thee (the Prince Aana). (d) The destruction of Atlantis. ,. Garden of Roses,s ,swaltz. =. Brookes 6. Sliding Jim. trombone jazz. Losey '. Celebrated Minuet. . .Paderewskv s. The Star Spangled Banner.
Arizona republican., 1919-06-20
Leaves for Coast

Miss Nell McNeil and neice, Miss Inez White, left Wednesday for Los Angeles, from which place they will so or an extended camping trip with relatives.
 Clyde Gilliland and Carl Spangler left yesterday morning for the coas,, making the trip overland.
Arizona republican., 1919-06-20

smaller in volume and scope. the market frequently lapsing into periods of dullness.
 Call loans opened at per cent, the lowest initial quotation since last Fri day, later easing to five on abundant supply.
 Observers of monetary conditions predict further shading of rates. in- cluding long maturitie by the mid-year, when large sums will be available through heavy interest and. dividend disbursements.
 Absence of excited dealings and wild fluctuations of oils, motors and other speculative favorites was the most con spicuous feature of the session, thoe tissues ruling firm to strong until the final hour when pressure, partly from professional quarters, effected a sharp reaction.
 The reversal extended to other prom inent shares ip more moderate degree but food, fertilizer and commercial issues pursued a contrary course, scoring gross gains of two to seven 1 points.
 Rails. shippings and metals were also carried down by the setback toward the l close. The market ended with an ir- l regular undertone. Sales, 1,250,000 i shares.
 Fading in bonds was comparatively 1 light. Total sales. par value. s9,350,000.
 Old United States bonds were un-
 changed on call.
Arizona republican., 1919-06-20

ice in the battle of the Argonne forest and at San Mihiel, and Lester Johnson of the 143rd infantry, who has returned to his wife and baby after seven months in France. His company had received orders to go to the front when the armistice was signed.
Arizona republican., 1919-06-20
Reception for Newly Weeds

A reception was given at the home of Mir and Mrs. Byron Redden, Wednesday evening, in honor of MT. and Mrs. Eugene Bishop. who were married last Saturday night. About 30 guests were present and enjoyed a very pleasant evening.
Arizona republican., 1919-06-20
Parents of C. G. Wood Hi

c. G. Wood, superintendent of the experimental farm, left with Mrs. Wood yesterday for the home of the formers parents in Texas, upon receipt of a telegram stating that both his father and mother were critically i'll. A rumor was current that later word was received that both had passed away before their son reached them, but this could not be substantiated.
Arizona republican., 1919-06-20
Baby Marie Osborne at Majestic

"Dolly's Vacation" featuring Baby Marie Osborne, the 18th chapter of "The Man Of Night and a Pathe News make up the Friday bill at the Majestic theater.
Arizona republican., 1919-06-20
What You Don't Know, You Can't Tell

When one of Mesa's most charming young women is in full possession of the date and details of her approach ing marriage, and you know that cupid clerk has already issued the license, yet she laughingly informs you over the phone that she will tell all about the wedding after it takes place, what are you to do but wait? Therefore, gentle reader just bide wee.
Arizona republican., 1919-06-20
These Will Sell Luke Memorial Tickets

Tickets for the Luke memorial aero plane exhibition which will be held at the state fair grounds Saturday, June 2S, may be secured at EveWbody's Drug store, the Crescent Drug Go. and at the Commercial club rooms
Arizona republican., 1919-06-20

ss.35@15.35; heifers $6.60@13.35; COWS s6.40d12.0o; calves s13-00@1525; stockers $7.4o@12.90.
 Sheep: Receipts 5000; lambs sl2o0 @17.75; ewes s4.00@S75.
 METALS
 NEW YORK, June 19.-Copper, iron and spelter unchanged. Lead firm: spot $5.15 bid; July $5.2o@5.40. At London: Spot standard copper eS4 Is Sd; tin e243 5s: others unchanged. GRAIN CHICAGO, June 9.-(Close)-Corn: July s1.S1; September s1.74A.
Arizona republican., 1919-06-20
The Blues Will Entertain the Red

Tonight at the Baptist church the "Blues," who are the losers in the re- cent contest as to which group could bring most scholars into the Sunday school, will entertain with feast of good things, the Reds" who are the fortunate winners. Therefore, all the latter are invited to be present.
Arizona republican., 1919-06-20
Seniors Are Entertained

Dr. and Mrs. A. J. Matthews very delightfully."- entertained the Normal school faculty and members of the senior class. The affair was an infor-
Arizona republican., 1919-06-20
|EIelr.ket News

NEW YORK, June 19.-Stoclzs were less responsive today to the passing of the money crisis and trading, while well over the million share mark, was
Arizona republican., 1919-06-20
Allison Family Leave for San Diego

George L. Allison, until recently part owner of the Mesa Tribune, started yesterday with his family for San Diego. They wille make the trip in their Ford car.
Arizona republican., 1919-06-20
The Boys Who Are Back

Among recent arrivals from overseas are Wesley Lewis, son of Mr and Mrs
 C. B. Lewis, who has been in France for some time and was in active serv-
Arizona republican., 1919-06-20

Wanted. at once. an experienced salesman in either furnishing goods or shoes. Spanish speaking preferred. Hyder Bros, Tempe.-Adv. ds
Arizona republican., 1919-06-20
COTTON

NEW YORK June 19.--Cotton closed steady at a net advance of 100 to 132 points for the day.
Arizona republican., 1919-06-20

nal reception held on the lawn ad- joining the presidents home.
Arizona republican., 1919-06-20
LIVESTOCK Chicado

CHICAGO, June 1s.-(U. s. Bureau
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-06
Rotary Plans
Special Night
At Home Shoe
Committee Appointed to
Look After Arrangements
Next Thursday Night.

Next Thursday night viii be Rotary
night at the Made in FL Paso" show
and a committee was appointed at
the Rotary luncheon Thursday to pro-
vide a typical Rotarian entertain
ment for those who attend the show
on that night The committee con
sists OF Joe Evans, Charles Andrews,
Willie winch. Glen Everman and G.
A. Martin.
Frank Baker. OF the Dallas Rotary
club, spoke briefly, giving the local
club the sympathy Of the Dallas club
in the loss Of Robert Krakauer, who
recently was accidentally killed. Mr..
Baker also proposed that all Texas Ro-
tarians who plan to attend the At
lantic City convention shall charter q
steamer at Galveston for the trip. He
asked that the local club take up the
matter and advise the Dallas Ro-
tarians OF its decision
Several guests were introduced and
the Rotary introduction was varied
so that each man passed his button to
his neighbor and introduced himself
as the man whose button he held.
Dr. R. l. Ramey discussed a trip he
made 20 New York and declared that
prices are far higher there than in
the west. He said hotels are filled TO
capacity with tourists
Glen EVerman was selected as the
goat" for next week and Tom Huds-
peth won the attendance prize. II was
announced that Rotary contributed
$40 70 the Harry Lauder fund for
manned soldiers.
In observance OF national apple
day" each Rotarisn found a large red
apple a. his plate.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-06
Sees Race Extinction
Unless Nations Youth
Are Married Early

Berkeley. Cal. Nov. 6.-EIimination
Of mnuch intermediate educationf or
young people was advocated here BY
Dr. Kay Lyman Wilbur, president Of
Stanford university, so that earlier
marriages might be entered into.
DR.. Wilbur sees race extinction IN
less the youth Of the nation contract
marriages earlier and bear children
AT the present time" he said
there is a mistaken idea that il is
necessary 10 reach a certain standard
Of income set by society before set
Ting down 10 marriage, WorE ard the
general business Of living This ten
dency should be opposed by every
teacher Of our schools"
Dr. Wilbur made his statement be-
fore a gathering Of California teach
ers here.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-06
Shrine Ready
To Initiate
100 Saturday
Ceremonial Will Begin at /
O'clock IN the Afternoon
and Continue at Night.

A class OF more than 100 candidates
VIII be Initiated into FL MAZDA temple
Of the Shrine next Saturday, C. H.
LeaveI. inustrious potentate. an
nounesd Thursday This viii be the
largest class ever Initiated In the his
tory OF the Fl Paso shrine.
The coming meeting Is TO be known
as the past potentates ceremonial. for
the reason that Il Is in their honor.
The past potentates Of e Nadia TEN
pie are John D.. 11ason, James 2
Brady, John Al Wyatt, W. w. Evans.
Tom Lea. S. J. Ereudenthal Sol ]
Berg. Del Richey. Eugene Harris. The
past potentates viii be IN charge OF
episode number one
The program OF the ceremonial fol-
lows:
p. M Noyices assemble on second
floor OF Masonic temple
= p. m Business session. Election
OF candidates All petitions should be
In at this hour.
3 p m Oriental pageant, headed By
Fl Malda's Shrine band VIII follow
usual route Patrol in formation
4 .. m Episode one.
The Desert at Sunset-The caravan
begins its passage DiVan o. past pot
entates
quet in dining room Masonic temple
9 p m Episode two.
The Simoon.-NoVices traverslng
the weary desert are overtaken by 2
storm
10 D. N Episode three.
IRE Gates OF Eecca--ArrlFal OF the
caravan an reward OF the faithful.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-06
PLAN EFFORT TO PREVENT
ENDING WARTIME DRY Law

Washington. .. c.. Nov. 6.-An sf-
fort 20 prevent the Hitting Of war
time prohibition before the cousri-
tutional amendment becomes effective
IS 20 be made BY some dry" leaders
IN congress. but doubt is expressed
whether the necessary legislation can
be enacted before the end OF the spe-
cial session. late this month
Representative Randall. Prohibl-
ZIONIST, California said today that
when the house took up the bill 70 eZ-
tend the food control act for six
months after the proclamation OF
peace, he would offer an amendment
continuing the war time liquor act
until January Is. 1890, when the couu-
try goes dry By constitutional
amendment.
Opponents o. such a move and some
Of the -drys" admitted such a pro-
posal would be subject 70 defeat on
parliamentary grounds
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-06

raTed pastries and buns and breads
and cakes OF the sort 10 make a fat
man shoot on sight any doctor who
Eliminate starch from vour diet"
And 20 that window full Of CHINA
mon cakes and burberry tarts cane
TWO ragged looking citizens who stood
gazing 1rou prlce-llst 10 window and
back aEain with faces telling al too
ven lnar even a quarters worth o.
lunch was beyond them DnshaVeu.
ragged and bitter Of mouth and ere,
Lney stood rhere-iuflamua5 mater
az 1or the red flames OF anarchy 70
set abiaze.
suddenly one OF them looked into
-le restaurant His face was WORKING
with hate and resentment You could
Just see his mind questioning the
whole scheme OF things and his feel
ln9s -asnluE the fortun1tes who had
the price OF the meal he craved.
lramps Feast sElth Eyes-
ana LAenl MS eyes fallered across
the facs OF the pretty girl. They
turned away Returned. fingered.
he nuoged his companion. And the
otler ragsed man stared at the Eirl.
she vas looking down and didn't
know The men looked Eeasted- There
vas nothing lmpudent IN their gaze.
Nothing insolent or insulting. what
their eyes held was sheer love OF love-
illness
Lookins az these men. ragged, thee
reLically down and cut. DO seemed to
me that there was something OF inc
perlshanle good in their souls. ana
that lie hadn't defeated them vet.
Perhaps only a dreamc could feel So.
but 4 think there is often q Erear
practically IN dreams.
and when two hungry. ragged men.
bitter and sore because they can't az
FORD meal. stand rapt and spell
bound before beautiful being who
doesn't know they are on earth ana
VINO hasn't any more personal rsla-
tlonsnlp 20 them than a rose or q
statue would have. I feel that thew
haven't forgot how to dream
some Of the fineuess OF fiber that 3
part Of our human heritage is stiu
theirs
60 how the thing works OF Tust
by benz lovely the girl kindlied To
momeutarg Tame the spark OF uoetrr
IN the heart Of a Ct mp. Just By being
lovely Q mountain peak al sunset rms
man with the urge 90 climb. Just BIZ
being beautiful a sunset can hold our
souls rapL
It seems as II beauty actually
II seems that beauty were actually
Inspiration, doesn't itz'
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-06
Ell PASO COUNTY CASTS VOTE
FAVORING ALL AMENDMENTS

Complete returns from FL Paso
county show that all propositions
submitted carried.
The vote for the amendments was
as follows:
The amendment to authorize the
issuance Of $4,000, 600 Tor the con-
srructiou OF hard surfaced roads, Isl
for and 50 against
The amendment 70 authorize the
legislature 10 grant aid 70 Confed-
crate soldiers and sailors and their
widows who have been residents OF
this state since January I. 1872 9I7
for and IS against
The amendment authorizing a divi-
sion Of the net proceeds OF the state
prison system between the state and
prisoners confined In the state peni-
Tertiary and their dependents, 955
for and 50 against
Amendment granting Galveston
county the privilege Of voting bonds
70 the extent Of S5.00O,000 for pro-
tective systems against storms, 1925
for and IS against
The amendment to provide levy
OF taxes for streets, bridges. public
buildings and other permanent inn
prov emeuls. 955 for and 81 against
The amendment 10 provide Tor fix
ing the constitutional status OF the
state educational Institutions, 1908
for and 49 against
For e constitutional convention
$50; against calling q constitutional
convention, 2S8.
10 election was held IN the san
Jose precinct
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-06
LONELINESS Brings Out Best In Man;
Beauty Just As Beauty Can Prove It
Girl Merely by Being Lovely Kindles to Flame Poetry
in Heart of Tramp; Good Looking Human Soul
and Brain to Match Brings Real Con-
tribUtion to Life
tribution to Life.


DD YOU ever meet a single soul
DWho wouldn't far rather look At
pretty pink rosebud than at a with
cred old rosee And how many peopls
do you know who actually prefer q
dirty and rasged small boy whose
face was washed some time within
the week 70 a pretty baby. rosy ana
clean2 Or maybe you've met folks
who prefer gazing on a broken-down
cab horse 20 running loving eyes over
the sleek chestnut coat Of a splendid
y groomed thoroughbred-that's alb
surd. isn't it,
All right We agree. And agree
ms We share the premises Of our ar
gumenL
Plenty OF En- EnrfnuE.
Now. then. don't yeu know plenty
o. folks WHO Just naturally get an
ATTACK OF envy whenever they see a
nanasone man or a pretty girl2
he can be any account" says
clarence, scorntully, OF Edgar "He's
too darn good-looking 70 amount 10
Well Of course. the welI-favored hu-
man does get a little headstart over
the nomelT one because OF our afore-
said love Of beauty, and he may lean
p mite ueaNlll on the idea that hand
some does as handsome Is But an
idea Is a weak sister on which to 90
lot OF leaning You have to bolster
it up with whole lot OF good faith
ana performance II you count On It 70
support you
So. II Miss Beauty and Mr. Hand
some are tnar and nothing more.
where does it set them? And if they
get nowhere in this world OF ours.
wnat possible reason is there for
envying them2
But II the good looking human has
soul 10 match and q brain worthy
Of its setting what iaundlcsd GREAT
ures We must be 20 have malice and
rate IN our hearts for a being who
brings real contributions 20 life
heuuty-Iusr A. Beauty.
The other day ] saw beaufy-iust
as beauty, and nothing more-iustify
itself 4 was lunching frugaliy iand
unWlselyl al a little Whitetiled res
t1urant where the Danish bultsrca Re
Is thing % dream about Next me sat
pretty. rose faced girl. with mar
velous big brown eyes and a madonna
brow, over which hair dropped softly
from center parting.
We faced the big glass show vim
dow. In which were temDtinEly ar
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-06
american Firm AtLyOns
Noted leu Acotr Playing

Lyons France. Nov. 6.-An Ameri-
can firm rented a stand At this years
Lyons Industrial fair and made great
preparations for a display. But its
Eoods failed TO arrive IN time.
EEasperated By the delay. the man
sger posted this sign for visitors
"Our merchandise for this eXposi-
ton embarked at New York upon the
Rocham beau September 6, 1873. II
arrived at Havre September 15. that
Is IN ten days The question IS: How
many days viii Il take to come from
Eavre to Lyous2 We offer twelve
prizes TO the best guess Is"
among the prizes we're a sewing
machine. a knitting machine and an
adding machine.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-06
LittIeBObbie, spa
considers the Tree Toad and En-
Fies His Freedom From the
LabOrs and BilII Of Erery-
day Human Life.

By T E. POwers


-.ullll1ll1l
MEN Pa calm hoan last mite I vas
W playing with Tree Tode.
This Tods wont give me any warts.
sed to Pa. that Is Why I ike It.
No todss gives peepuI warts. ssd
Pa Warts Gums from ehaIicss. sed
Pa
You mesn gaiiuseS sed Ma
No. sed Pa, Ealluses Il suspendera.
mean chalices. When was yunger,
sed Pa. took a trip into Brazil look
ing Tor the Crate Tree Lode- L was
the daddy OF them ali. sed Pa. It was
sed TO weigh nserly a ton
How heavy sed Ma DID It find
It did not. sed Pa I looked 4
looked. but newer a site OF Il did
I see. tho ] onst herd Il singing IN
sed Pa i herd me cumming & hoped
away. Animiles & men both fsersd
me IN them days sed Pa
Tree todes doant care about how
much things costs. do theyf I sed
10 Pa
No. sed Pa. the tres todss & the
nttsl burds wich ny In the hevings
has got IL kind OF soft compared 70
Us glnks Wich walk the erth, Pa
sed- As the poet onst rote. sed Pa;
This Lie IS like a tossing sea
With waves Wich leup & dash.
& all LIES Joys Gums G. o. D.
We amt got the cash.
That Is a sweet little rhyme, sed
IA & very true That maiks me
think. too. sed Ma I have . C. O. u
cumming tomorrow in the mater c. a
hat. sed Ma, twenty two dollars. 7
thOt I wud menshuu It while I think
Of Il, sed Ma
Bobbie. sed Pa, did you heer THAR
Now you know. ssd Pa. how happy
that llttel animile you have thare
must be 20 be a Tree Tode-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-06
Exhibit VIII
Close Here NoUember 10

The health exhibit prepared by the
associated Charities. which is nov
az zZ5 South Stanton street, viii close
On November IS.
Miss Myra Winkler. superintendent
Of county schools, has asked for the
loan OF the exhibit 10 be placed in
the san Jose school, near Cadwaller-
der. Texas Arrangements have been
made to transfer the exhibit to that
school as soon as i is closed here
Under the direction Of superintend-
ent J. 4 Hughey. the Mexican chill
dren OF FL PasO have been taken to
see the exhibit and already 1889 have
made q study Of il and have written
papers on what they saw there. A
collestion Of these papers has been
turned over TO J. 3. GWin, secretary
OF the Associated Charities. They
show that the children have profited
greatly BY the principal points
brought out By the pictures
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-06
Diet and LiUe To
Be los Advises
Noted Physician
Dr.. Oldheld, of London,
Tells How to Keep
Old Age at Bay.

London. Eng Nov. s--CByths asso-
ciatsd Press).-Dr- Josiah Oldnsld.
known Internationally as a physician
and a writer. has published a pre-
scription for keeping old age AZ BAY.
According TO Oldneld. it is a ques-
ton OF daily diet. which includes
dandelion leaves. fowls eggs. gra7sss
lettuce. cows milk. Hatercress. honey
and salads Cuncookedl.
"Old age he says. @ls largely
caused By deposit IN the blood vssssis
and cells OF the body o. waste mat
ter So by adopting a part fruitariau
diet a man, however old, may become
young again. because every cell IN
the body VIII be replaced BY new
young cells"
DR.. OId1eld considers a normal per-
son rightly fed should live from 80
TO los years OF age.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-06
George BinEhami

2 L ADAM rl-lliurl-u-i,-l.- Z
continue 20 remain So He sometimes
thinks they must aim to just let the
office run out" here
Dan Hooks who practices dentistry
along with his blacksmith business.
has employed Prof Cape Allsop to
help him on Saturdays. Cape Is TO
noe the patients hands while Dan
pull their teeth When there are no
teeth 20 be pulled Cape viii hold
mules Elile they are being shod.
Yam Barlow, who as always been
a great ladies' man and and who has
ever been polite and accommodating to
the fair sex IN his company. tleing
their shoes when they came united,
and gently assisting them over muddy
4'a~es in the road. got -stumped" yes
terday when Miss Petuuia Belcher
came out IN her new style high-top
--oes. which came united before they
had walked far
The pastor OF the Bear Creek Meth
odist church has been returned for an
other year. II IS thought most OF the
congregation wanted a change. but
his salary had not been paid, which
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-06
Floating Ship Safe
Exhibited IN London

London. nov. 6. - A floating safe
which automatically discounecls it,
self from sinking ship is one q the
marvels Of engineering on show az
the international EXhi bitIon held at
Olympic London
The safe. which is designed 70 pre-
serve my lady's jewels as wen as
valuable mails, should an accideu
happen and the ship sink. floats or
the surface and sends up a rockei
every hour FOR twelve hours a me-
chanical sound signal IS fitted, and. in
addition. 10 ensure the attention Of
passing ships being attracted a light
IS shown continuously for three
months from the moment Il leaves the
wreck
Tire device has been introduced b5
a Dutch firm OF engineers and has
been adopted by the Netherlands Cow
eminent for use on steamers 10 their
colonies carrying important mall
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-06
NeuO MEXICO Scottish
Rite To Haze Reunion

santa Fe, n. n, Nov. 6.-The asst
reunion OF Scottish Rite Masons. val
ley Of santa Re, orient Of New Mexico,
VIII begin here IN the Scottish Rite
cathedral next Wednesday morning
and continue through Saturday. Il
VIII be the second time that the re-
union IN this cathedral has lasted
more than three days. Present IN
dicatlons are that the class will num-
Der close to Zoe members. IS anplica-
lions having been received The Al
buquerque Scottish Rites club viii
confer the seventh goth, 22nd and
29th degrees.