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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-21

shoulders, night and morning. Let e
remain on the skin for a minute. thus
allowing the pores 20 absorb the food
value OF the oatmeal Wash Off with
warm water. rinse with cold water
and dry thoroughly. Then apply der
willo- This IS very important In a
short time your skin VIII undergo a
marvellous change. A rosy hue mounts
the checks and baby softness comes
TO the skin The very first applics-
ton viii convince you that this com
bination Is a most effective one for
identifying purposes Il IS especially
recommended for freckles, tan, sun
burn. wrinkles. large pores. rough
skin. as Il freshens and beautifies the
complexion and makes rough. red
hands and arms smooth and white Il
gives the skin the appearance OF
youth. and whatever success I have
had IN preserving my complexion
attribute TO derwillo and oatmeal
Every woman, no matter what her
station in life. can well afford 10
spend five or ten minutes night and
morning in caring for her complex
lon There is not enough money IN
the world to cause me TO neglect mine
I have known women over 50 70 fol-
low this method and frequently pass
for 40 Women 30 years OF age look
like girls in their teens. Just cut this
out so you won't forget Il; try it for a
week. and at the end OF that time you
VIII thank me for publishing my for
mula."
Motto set the best eject Be sure %
follow the complete Instructions given
above. You have only 20 set derwIlio al1
oatmeal You need nothing else and So
Inexpensive that any woman can afford
IL Derwtllo can be obtained In thl1 city
troln department. stores aad al up-to-
date druggists, including Kelly Pei-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-21
AUTO CLUBS ANNUAL
MEETING For MARCH II

The annual meeting OF the Fl Paso
Automobile club has been postponed
TO Wednesday. March u. because OF
the meeting here OF the Panhandle
and Southw estern Cattlemen's asso-
citation on March 4. the date provided
in the bylaws OF the club for the
annual meeting.
The annual election for directors OF
the automobile club viii occur as
scheduled. on Monday. March 8. At
the offices OF the club in Hotel Shell
don. but the annual meeting OF mem
bers. scheduled for the day following,
viii not take place until March y.
c. n Harvie and Claiborne Adams
are being mentioned for president OF
the club for this year W G. Roe. the
present president. having refused TO
become a candidate for Teelection as
director. will retire. Only two Of the
present directors will hold oEer-
Robert Krakauer and c. A. Martin
and neither has the time to devote 10
the office. so some newly elected d.
rector will become president
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-21
Order What You
Want; Pay For
What You Get
6. P. Dining Cars Return to
The Ala Carte System
After March |.

The man OF woman who travels on
his or her own money will be sorry. in
many instances. but the man who
travels on expenses viii be glad, for
the Southern Pacific system is going
to return to the a Ia carte method Of
serving meals. beginning March 1. II
viii cost more to eat a meal, but you'n
get what you want
During the war. all dining cars
serTed regular meals at 81 = meal.
except breakfast. which was a Ia
carte and cost more than 81. usually.
especially II you got NJ early and ac-
cumulsted any sort OF an appetite be-
fore--third and last call"
a lot OF people said they liked the
regular meal scheme. because II saved
the trouble OF ordering and waiting
for the order 70 be filled; a lot Of
others said they liked & because you
got the meal for s..
. a lot didn't like il because what you
got for 81 did not always completely
satisfy your hun ger. for the portions
were not excessive. A lot OF others
didn't like il, because you had to take
what the steward thought you ought
to have for q meal and couldn't order
what you thought you'd like.
Anyhow. regardless Of likes and dis
likes. after March !, you VIII order
what yor want and pay for what you
get on all diners Of the S. P. system.
". c. Mccormack received this in
formation Thursday afternoon, Off
cially.
SO far as known here. this IS the
first railway system to return TO the
old system Others are expected to
follow suit. as the railroads COM
planned that they didn't make any
money Oh the regular meals While
they did not have TO carry so much
food and did not give such startlingiy
large orders. still they claim they
gave a good dollars worth for a
dollar.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-21
FAVOR 4 TRADE
TRIP IN SPRING
Visit Trade Territory In
April or May Business
Men Suggest.

number Of the business people we have
met on these trips have stopped at
our hotel while in FL Paso, and / be
lieve If all the business people OF Fl
PaSo VIII join the boosters on such an
excursion, they, too, VIII find II very
beneficial
Welcome them here. Shake hands
with them. Make them your friends,
and keep up your friendship with your
old friends by making them a personal
call now and then That's why FL
Paso should have q trade excursion
every year" said Jake Miller. Of the
White House. In going out on these
trade trips. and keeping in touch with
your neighbOrs, il shows absolutely
that you appreciate their business.
The policy Of our store for out OF
town trade is this: If you can't buy
1t at home, buy u In Fl Paso.' The
White House will be represented by
either Mr.. COblentz or myself on this
next trip"
Putnam Enthusiastic.
IT'S a good thing for those who 80.
as well as for FL Paso. said G. p. Put
nam. Of the West Texas Fuel company.
4 usually 20 on these trips. We viii
certainly be represented this time"
Henry Welsch, Of 4. Welsch & Co.
said: BY all means. keep acquainted
with the business people Of New
Mexico and Arizona, and call to see
them at least once q year. These
trade LrlaS VIII 90 more 10 make II
Pas0 a great jobbing and wholesale
center, than anything else 1 know o.
1 will 80 on the next trip"
1t is one OF the best things we can
90 to promote social relations with
our neiEhbors," said F. " Norton,
Of the International Book store. 1T
is a good advertising feature and
think this is supplementary to the
chamber OF commerce work and
should be encouraged think every
business man should 60 I will be
represented in person on the trip"
Help Bind Friendship.
Personal visits 10 your neighbors
help greatly TO bind your friendship"
said Edgar Kayser. Of the First Ma
tiOnal bank. when a live bunch Of
business men go out on such a trip, I
the people in the towns they visit I
get a very good impression OF FL !
Paso. and helps to hold the trade I
territory for our city. The bank viii I
be represented"
Yes, sir. we are strong for trade I
exclusion" said Max Moye. OF the IN 4
ion Bank & Trust Co. put US down 4
to make the trip
F. H Loretz, OF the Loretz- PsgTam I
company, said: These trips are good I
for business. Our firm will be rep
resented"
J P Sheehan said he would 5oin the .
excursion
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-21
To Stop Waste
In Shipping Of
Express Matter
Local Employees Plan To
Help Public to Put Up
Packages Better.

Ways and means for checking the
waste caused By improper wrapping
and marking Of express shipments
were discussed today at the second
meeting OF local express employees, in
the better service" campaign being
conducted throughout the country BY
the American Railway Express com
pany.
General agent J. B. North and
members OF the local better service"
campaign committee, composed o.
employees Of the city offices, acted as
four minute" speakers, and ad-
dressed meetings Of men and women
employed in different branches OF the
business here II vas intimated that
through the cooperation Of local bust
ness houses, the drive for higher
standards Of preparing shipments for
movement by express was making It.
self felt The appearance Of express
matter being handled through the
city terminals has greatly improved
How Packages Are Lost.
Particular emphasis during the
meetings was laid upon the immense
number Of shipments which must be
turned over to NO Mark Bureaus
because all means Of Identification
have been lost as the result Of a sin
gle Tag ueluS torn OH OF the wrap
ping being insecure. This evil was
attributed largely 10 the poor quail
ity Of paper and Irvine used by some
shipping departments. as well as 10
carelessness in addressing packages.
II was pointed out that the No
Mark Bureaus" OF the company re-
ceive on an average Of about . ship
ments monthly from this city. De-
spite constant effort 20 discover
some means Of settin~ these ship
ments on the right track. only
small percentage can be recovered
This brings about a great deal Of
dissatisfaction between the shipper
and the consiEnee, to say nothing Of
the time and trouble involved IN i'll
ing n claim The expressmen At the
meeting showed no little enthusiasm.
when general agent North urged them
TO DECLARE war on this waste
shippers Cooperate.
The shippers at El Paso. are CO.
operating with the express company
in this better service campaign and
there has been q great deal Of i'm
provemeut in the manner OF packing
and marking shipments moving from
this point" said Mr.. North today.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-21
Gains TEN POUNDS
AND PUTS END TO
STOMACH TROUBLE
This Illinois Man Found
Immediate Relief When
He Used the Right Blood
Builder.

The perfect operation Of the stomach
AZ we'll as every other organ, Is directly
dependent upon the condition OF the
blood. When the digestive processes
berin there is a rush Of blood TO the
stomach TO aid in the operation II the
s1Dplv OF blood Is inadequate and the
ouaiifv thin and weak, digestion Is IN
Deded. stomach distress follows, the
nerves refuse to do their work and
headaches, sleeplessness and loss OF ap-
petite are a natural consequence
The blood builder which Mr.. Albert
DIESEL. Of No. SO East jefferson street,
Springfield, H., used with success viii
restore the missing qualities to the
blood and fresh air and plenty OF exer-
else viii do the rest. In telling about
his experience before and after using
this tonic, Mr.. DIESEL says;
q had been suffering with. stomach
trouble for about SIX months. Ny liver
was out OF order and 1 had frequent
severe bilious attacks. I lost ten
pounds in a short time as my appetite
was poor and what did eat caused me
great distress. 1 had a peculiar color
and frequently had specks before my
eyes.
q procured a box Of DR.. Williams
Pink Pills at a drug store and before /
had taken half Of it ] could see an i'm
provement. My complexion cleared, my
appetite was betteE and I regained my
strength. ! continued the treatment
until my stomach troubles were gone
and 1 had regained the ten pounds
which had lost. I am glad TO recon-
mend the remedy to Others for / am
confident Of its power TO benefit con
ditions similar to mine"
When the blood lacks red corpuscles
a course Of treatment with DR.. VII
hams' Pink Pills viii cause them 20
increase. This can be demonstrated BY
a microscopic examination or anyone
can prove it by looking in a mirror, for
an increase in red blood shows quickly
IN the cheeks and especially in the
lining membranes Of the eyelids.
DR.. Williams Pink Pills are sold by
all druggists or direct from the Dr..
Williams Medicine Co., Schenectady, y.
Y, on receipt Of price, 90 cents per box,
six boxes $3.50. Write for free booklet
Building Up the Blood. ADV.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-21
OIL leases To
BE ASSESSED
Leases Are Properly Sub
ject To Taxation, Says
State Controller.

Austin, Texas Feb. 21-on leases
are subject 10 taxation and must be
assessed by state and county tax as
SCISSORS It was held by controller H
B. Terrell today. He has accordingly
sent a notice 10 all state and county
tax assessors in the state advising
them to assess such lease
In assessing such leases, the tax as
SCISSOR should give a description OF
the land covered By each lease and
endorse on such assessment lease
value only"
The controller says these oil leases
represent millions OF dollars.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-21
CHURCH GIVES WELCOME TO
RETURNED SOLDIERS, SAILORS

a welcome Tor the returned soldiers
and sailors. whether from foreign or
home service, viii be the program at
the First Methodist Episcopal church
next Sunday night The welcome IS TO
be not only for the men who are mem
bers Of that congregation but for all
OF the returned men IN the city
Laymen viii give brief addresses
expressive OF the church's apprecia-
ton Of the service OF the men, and
also set forth the large program OF
the church for this postwar period
Music Will be a special feature the
orchestra from the Sunday school as
sisting thechoir
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-21
SHERIFF ORNDORFF WINS
SUIT FILED AGAINST HIN

A verdict In favor OF the defendant
was returned late Thursday afternoon
In the 41st district court by a jury
which tried the suit OF Miss Beasy
Walsh against sheriff Seth B
Orndorff, OF FL Paso county. Miss
Walsh alleged in her petition that on
March u. 1913. her rooming house on
North Stanton street was unlawfully
entered by deputy sheriffs. and her
guests disturbed. She was taken 20
the sreriffs office. according TO the
petition, no complaint having ever
been filed in the case.
The plaintiff stated that she had
resided in the city for 25 years, and
alleged that her house had always
been conducted. in the most excellent
manner. Sheriff Orndorff on taking
the stand stated that he did not auth
orize any arrest, and that the visit TO
the house OF Miss Walsh was not
authorized by him
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-21
CANVASS FOR THE ''Y"
BRINGS IN ABOUT $4,000

The canvass for FUNDS for the 10
cal Y. ". C. A. and y. NJ c A was
most successful said sam. J. BRENT
general secretary OF the local Y " e
\.
IN the Judgment OF those who
know best we made, under the condi-
tions. q very great success. The signl-
fcant and outstanding fact Of this
campaign was the splendid tenacious
and unselfish spirit OF the workers
Nearly 1000 people contributed to
this fund and the final results az the
present date are only a few dollars
short or $4,000. Three hundred and
thirty two Of these paid in full
S265S.65. The larger subscriptions for
the most part will be paid later.
The white cards are being checked
over and Il looks as If we shall have
from 500 TO 1000 people who were not
reached during the eampatgu, who
VIII be approached for gifts"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-21
IS DECLARED
TO BE OUT OF DANGER NOW

lave been neglected. IN their duties.
The premier heard Of the reports and
sent FOR The detectives and body
lards and told them that he was
perfectly content with the manner IN
hich they had performed their du-
fies. Daumaii- relating the incident
80 The associated Press. said
Tile premier IS very difficult
man go keep track Of. lie always
l1oEel upcu rs as necessary nui-
lance. hu- God knows We did our
est 20 feels GOOD however, 10 hear
-im ten rT so himself
Premier Receives Many
During the forenoon, premier
elemenceau received his daughter,
-Ime- Jacqus 1Iaire. and his. grand
laughter and also former premier Vi
iani. the Portuguese minister in Paris
and the Italian minister OF finance
President Poincare called at the house
twice % inquire after the premier's
condition
Col 7. n House, Of the American
peace delegation. called at the resi-
Nelce OF premier Clemcnceau during
The forenoon he was told that the
premier was doing wen and expected
20 see some of his ministers later IN
be day. The premier hopes 70 be out
Monday
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-21
STARTS A FUND FOR THE
COUNTY HOSPITAL PATENTS

A reader OF The e Paso Herald
sends 81 TO h c. B. TO start a fund
with which TO buy extras for the poor
tubercuiar people al the county hos
pital. about whom Rev Mr. Athens
wrote a letter 10 The Herald few
nights ago
K c. B. viii be glad 10 receive any
further donations the people OF FL
PasO may wish 10 give, and will see
that this money is spent to the best
advantage.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-21

The Baptist churches Of FL Paso
viii unite IN q father and son" ban
Quet at $50 tonight at the cafeteria
ia thefhigh school building
DR.. II. F. Nermiilion VIII act as
POSTMASTER for the evening and the
A. r. AInlican. T. Il Jones. Tom Lea.
Paul Nafe. Capt Henry Robertson
and S. j. BRENT. A musical program
has been arranged.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-21
BIG COMPANY TO DEVELOP
IRON ORE REns oF TIE

Austin. Tex, Feb. 21.-The Texas
Iron & Steel Co. a sI0.000.000 corpor-
alton Of Wilmington, Del, was today
granted a permit By the state depart
ment to DO business in Texas. The
company is TO develop the immense
iron ore beds OF Cass and other ada
cent counties IN Texas. The princi-
pal office in Texas IS at Dallas.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-21
CITIZENS MASS MEETING
ON SUNDAY AFTERNOON

and women OF Trinity n E. church
viii be held sunday afternoon at $50
Newton y. Riddel1. OF Chicago, viii
deliver his great lecture - Con-
structive City Spirit. The meeting is
under the auspices OF the Y ". c. A.
and IS nou-sectarian and non-DoliticaL I
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-21

Miss Wilder. though wen past the
time OF life when most compilations
fade, is famous FOR her beautiful COM
pleyion, and when asked how she re-
tains her youthful appearance said:
1T is a simple process 10 appear
youthful No one comes within ten
years OF guessing my age. Here Is my
secret Go TO any grocery store and
get ten cents worth Of ordinary oat-
meal Put a small quantity OF the
oatmeal IN a bag OF cheesecloth about
the size OF your hand. Drop on or into
the bag 10 drops OF derwillo which
can be obtained az any up-to-date
drug store. dip in warm water and use
as you would a wash cloth. Wash
your face, hands, arms. neck and
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-21

everything else
the skin needs
food. care and
attention. The
pores to do
b cir work
properly should
be kept open
and scru D u
lousy Gle an.
After being
ID n orc q 8 hly
cleansed they
should be fed.
10 nourish and
bring 70 the
skin that beau
'HHHnnH UanrH- NnnH
a D p e "a n &c
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-21
MILITARY COURT
TO TRY Coffin
Assassin of Clemenceau To
Face A CoUrtmartial
Hearing.

Paris France. FEB 21.-CHavazl-
Emile Cottin. the assailant OF pre-
lier Cieuenceaus VIII be tried by
court martial instead Of By a civil
court Capt. p Bouchardon. who in
~sstisated the Bolo Pasha and ether
cases FOR the military court, viii con-
duct the investigators.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-21
This Pretty Girl Tells Hov She
Defes Age by Using Ordinary
Oatmeal to Beauty Her Complexion

New Tork-AccordinE 20 Mae Edna
Wilder. the wheels OF time" may be
turned backward II a little common
sense is used in taking care OF the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-21
TROXEL WELL IS
IN OIL SANDS
Good Indications For Sue
cessful Flow of Oil Near
Toyah.

Toyah, Tex, Feb 21.-Thres differ
ent sands have been encountered in
the c. p Troxel well near Pecos. The
well is down go feet. The first SAND
was struck at 1S3 feet and extended
10 PIT feet, showing a trace OF gas
and oil Another sand was disclosed
at 22s feet and showed traces OF oil
The third sand al 2fi feet also showed
traces OF oil
Other wells situated in Reeves eoun-
II about IS miles northwest OF Ioyan
are exceedingly promising
IN the 7. & P. Coal Co. wei, sand
was hit at 335 feet
The Troxel vel viii be sunk until
a thorough test has been made OF the
location
Biologists say that the sulphur for
nation under the ground near Ioyan
corresponds in a geological way %
the limestone formations n otner
parts Of the state where oil has been
found. -- a.
Many Dallas men are interested IN
these projects
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-21

JUDGE W. r. SMITH BACK
Judge w. y Smith, Of the United
states federal court, returned 70 II
Paso Friday from Tyler, Tex, where
he has been holding court during the
week.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-07-28
In juruI unui i'm
prun1ut german.

BERLIN, 26 1ulie. - Interese-
lc financiare din New York. res
pective oamenii carl stau la spa
tele lor au Oferit sa dea Germa-
niei un 1mprumut de 10O,OOO,OOO
dolari pentru cumpararea de ma
terial proaspat 81 aliMente, asa ne
spune d-nul, Martin Nordegg, a.
gentul financial al Germaniei.
In cablograma sa adresata Ia
Dcutsche Bank, Herr Nordegg a
spus ca dinsul nu va lega nici un
fel de negocieri pima cind nu va
sosi la fata locului 81 odata sosi.
aicl va spune. cine oferit impru-
mutul ca 81 tcrmcnii lui.
Trei companii mari eectrice
din Germania, compania genera
la, compania Siemens 81 compania
Bergman, planuiesc Sc importeze
saptamina de saptamina trans
porturi uriase de alimente din A.
merica. In loc de ridica plati!s
slujbasilor lor, aceste compani
yor imparti alimentele intre ei
Bergman, care mai naintc fusese
un towards al intreprinderii lu
Edison, este primul factor in 10
ua intreprindere.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-07-28
SERVICIU TELEGRAPH COMPLECT
/ DE LA ASOCIATIUNEA PRESSED.
WILSON VA CAND|-
DA A TREIA CARA?

WASHINGTON, rs Iulie. =
Democratic din senat planuiesc
ca sa induplece pc presedintalc
Wilson de a-si pune candidatura
pentru al treilea termen, la postul
de presedinte al Statelor Unite.
Aceasta intentie a senatorilor de-
mocrati fost facuta prin de-
claratic data de catra leadarii ce
Sc opun la formarea Ligei Natiu-
nilor. Ei spun ca democratic al
lucrat Gu bagare de seama un
plan care poate Fl sumarizat in f.
lul urmator:
Ei vor Sc creeze impresia in in
treaga tara, prin vorbirile din Sc
nat, ca opozitia contra Ligei este
creata din gelozie persohala de
catra oamenii ostili lui Wilson.
Prin aceasta Ell vor. Sc deschi-
da drumul ca Wilson sa-si puma
din nou candidatura pretlnzin;l
ca daca nu va fl reales, Liga Ma
tiunilOr va fl ruinata de republi.
cani, daca acestia vor pune mi.
ma pc controlul administratiei.
Ca dovada despre ce un sena
tor numeste 20 conspiratie pen
tru al treilea termen''. republica
nil arata ca democratic carl AT
vorbit in aceasta saptamina des
pre- liga au insistat ca opozitii
contra ligei este pornita din gelo
zie, prestigiul presedintelui i-s
SOS din sarite, deci vor ca S;
4 doboare hucraril, ;ui s-'
| J'e cind sanatu, 81 cOm!tetu
pentru afacerile externe nu aveal
ce face All, de alta parte sc ia
ceau pregatiri pentru reincepe
rea desbaterilor pc Luni. Noui a
tacuri asupra presedintelui Sc vo
face referitor la tinerea tratatu
lui Gu Franta la sine.
Oponentii Ligei Sc vor adun;
ca Sc discute un plan ca sa con
ira -balanseze efectul apelului dl
rect pc care-l va face presedil
tele in vorbirile pc care lie va ii
nea in mai multe oraSe. Ri Inc;
nu sunt decisi daca pot ca sd S
lipseasca de oameni ca Borah $
johnson din senat ca sa mearg
81 eli din oras in oras, toti ms
sunt de parerea ca ceva trebu
facut.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-07-28
ANCLO-FRANC0- AMERICAN
VAF| PREzENTAT MAI TkRzlu,

WASHINGTON, 25 Iulie. -
Presedintelc Wilson are de gind sd
prezinte tratatul Gle aparare anglo
franco american, senatului numai
dupa ce va face seria Gle vorbiri
prin mai multe orase din aceasta
tara, vorbiri prin care cauta ca
poporul sa site ce este Liga Natiu-
nilor.
Presedintelc pregateste 81 vor-
bire pc care va tinea Gu aceia eca-
zie.
Senatorul Lodge la sfirsitul unei
desbatcri in senat, ieri, oferit O
resolutie cerind ca tratatul sa fie
imediat dat senatului daca ,,e com
patibil Gil interesele publicului"
Att senatori au acuzat pc presedin-
|te ca a violat una din clausele ira.
|tatului francez neprezentind acest
tratat in aceiasi timp Gu tratatul
|de pace.
Presedintele Wilson astazi si-s
|reinceput conferintele Gu senatori
republican,, invitind pc senatorul