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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-09-22
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TIE debo, lector la CORRECTION de
un olvido que, como todos, fue
|inyoluntario. al tratar de las
Asociaciones culturales de Puer--
to Rico sc me pas6 estudiar lala-
bor de la Sociedad de Estudios
hist6rieos 3. Academia della His
toria y 81 no es. porque en- estos
dias, seg1n la pfensa, Sc ha re,lni-
do para reeomendar la candidatu-
ra, para Director del Archivp his
t6rico de- Puerto Rico, de mi en-
'trahable amigo d. Angel Pania-
qua, que es un candidate inmeio-
rable, la omission hubiera quedado
sin salYar. -
Desgraciadamente teiigo que de-
cir de esta asociaci6n 10 que de
las demas que. estudie en- mi ante
rior artfculo. Comenz6 hacienda
algo, merced q las iniciativas y vo-
cacion insuperables del Sr. Nava-
rrete; Sc enfrio con la muerte de
este cubano meritfsimoi a quien
Puerto Rico Y las libertades de
Puerto Rico deben grandfsimo
agradeeimiento Y hoy Sc sabe que
existe... porque ha : tenido el
aciertoFde reunirse para reeomen-
dar la candidatura de Paniagua
por cuyo buen exito hago feryien-
tes votes Y ESQ es todo. De vez
en- cuando aparece un artlculo so
bre hisgoria de Puerto Rico del
cada dill mas ecuanime, Il IIlI0
ilosy m;ts nrCfando conoce
Hisloria, mae kores.
inslliafes, nnerto Bran, don Ca
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-09-22
alta un Policia..

cia de los nihos. Ell Jefe de Dis
trito senior Dfaz seguramente
atendera a la indication que es-
ia justifcada. La velocidad en-
las expresadas horas debe ser mo
derada.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-09-22
A LOS AGENTES DE ''TRAC-
torres EN- PUERTO
RICO.
SARWIENTU.
Sept. 10th. 1919.

Sept. 10th. 1919.
La siguiente carta hemos te-
nido ell gusto de recibir en- Ell
IMPARCIAL:
GuiadOs pOr ell mejOr deseO del
adelantO Y conceptuando ell sis
tema de. DemOstraciones estable-
cidO en- los EstadOs UnidOs muy
cOnveniente, invitamos por me-
diO de estas lineas a tOdOs los
Representatives. y VendedOres de
Tractores en- esta isla para que
un dia de la pr6xipa semana de-
mos tOdOs en- ammonia y en- cor
dial amistad una exhibition de
los TractOres que OfrecemOs con
ell fin de invitar a los agricultO-
res de esta isla para que puedan
yer las diferentes maquinas ira
bajando y apreciar los m6ritos
de cada una.
EsperamOs que ell que desee to-
mar parte en- esta exhibition nos
indique el dia que prefiere para
efectuar dicha demonstration y
deseandO verdaderamente tener
ell gusto de vernOs acompanadOs
por tOdos nuestros amigos, nos
sucribimOs.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-09-22

yetano Coll y Toste, del imper,
|soiial en.gu critica hFf6riea aun-
que calido adlniradof de los eda-
des pasadas, don Angel Palliagua,
o del abundante en- aatos y SECURE
II atrevido en- sus juieios. don Vir-
'gilio Velez pero etra coleetiya,
IaDer de los asociados contrastada
por Observation-Disclosures ei comento,
la censura o la ioa tie los coaso-
5ciados, nerdone, hermaiio; parece
que Ia | Historic de Puerto Rico
.esta hecha q Quesa nadie im-
porta 10 que Puerto Rico fue.
nj 10 que Puerto Rico es, pa
ra ireparar como W de ser, Fpor-
que,por 10 visto, es.q no incumbe
a los puertorriqueik rs sino al
gun habitanfe Ell TAI Luna o en- al
guna, otra region mas 0 menos ST.
deral.
Me es Imperdonahle, y por ESQ
no 10 pido, el haber cometiao esta
omission qlis hoy, rijo, porque ST
todas las asocia ores culturales
de Puerto Rico eden infuir en-
Ia vida por veis lle esta, ningu.
ma como la Ascot On de estudios
que debd hacer ,lestacar
la personaliddh fsta lsla, ex-
clarecer las vAtides due Ii distin-
guieron desde tialie rro eA el CO.
Imercio moral az nj ndo, mdst1,ar
sus defectos IN 81 aereas i'm
ciaIiaa.l e el qn historic que
10 le, ~ 5Eas al
mo que . . qsle sabe
tentando que, ! vieios
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-09-22
VICTORY GARDEN
STOP Is.

.Santufce, +. n.
Hoy-ColOsal Programa-HOy.
~ a9P. M. 9 a 10h P. M.
BONORIS-SAAVEDRA.
lei Fantasma FujitivO.
2.-LadrOnes de Guante Blanco,
por Priscilla Dean, 6 actos.
3.-Vals t'Luisa" pOr la Sra. Boz
norris.
4.-Risa! Risa! MOn6lOgo pOr
Saayedra.
-Couplets por la Sra. BCnoris.
6.-DiaIOgO c6mico pOr Saavedra.
PRECIOS:
PaIc0s A asientos .$1.OO
PalcOs 6 asientOs ........ 1.5O
AnfiteatrO ............. U.l5
Luneta .'s.... .V.AV
balcOM ..... 1888. ,... V'V1
INOTA:-Habra carros el6ctricos
para San Juan y Rio
Piedras despues de h
function.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-09-22

senca lar su pie, en- ell instante que 1rlEe6r
cdad La sen0ra fin de que e mo- - laFseguri
de que ella estaba perdida empez6 uese aejara
que ba legar "Hazlo tus jos lie deca la pobre
mujer desesperada Hazo madre!, e repeta uiero
contigO! excIamaba e abaanzanlos sobre ea
aguardar la ell tren pas6 deenerse deandO
paso reguero sangre monton de hunana
confsn La moral del her0cO comportamento de VI
Tanner motive de grandes dscusiones 0do los Est os
nidos La hermana Tanner Mrs Frances Cassidy resi-
dene en- Albany N " ha adoptado pequeos quenes
desgraciado accidente deja huerfanos Ell mundo
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-09-22
DE- TEATR0

FL sabado comenzo la tempo
rada de la compania dramatica,
Adams-Nieva con una bella CO.
media traducida del frances y
rebautizada ahora con este SUI
gestivo tftulo: "Amor, Rey del
Mundo." La obra Sc presta pa
ra la presentation de la compa-
mia, y. todos los artistas Sc hi
Icieron aplaudir, especialmente
Evangelina Adams y Gerardo y
Enrique de Nieva.
Anoche, Sc repriso ''Mariane-
la, novela de Perez Gald6s, dra-
matizada por los hermanos Quin-
tero.
Evangelina Adams supo en-
carnar la tragica figura de la pro
tagonista, haciendose aplaudir
con verdadera justicia.
Gerardo de Nieva, en- el doc
tor, gusto mucho Y oy6 tambien
mercedes aplausos.
La sonora Bravo de Nieva, la
Srta. Bravo, ell seiior Enrique de
Nieva, ell senior Bravo y ell Sc
nor Arranz tambien fueron
aplaudidos.
En- palcos y butacas, muy CO.
nocidas familias de San Juan.
En- las dos funciones que lleva
dadas, ha hecho la compafifa dos
buenas entradas.
Ell Segundo Apunte.
Twas Espanolas en- barriles
acaban de recibir,
CADIERNo HERMANos.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-09-22

que lOando sus yirtudes porque
iquellos pudieran obstar al TO-
alent0 de estas, dar a con0cer los
puertorriquehos que sc distinguie-
ron en- todo tempo, los podromos
por que paso su cultura, como ma
cieron v sc desarp0llaron habitos,
costumbres, manifestacioncs artfs-
ticas, cientifieas Y de todos los
demaS 6rdenes de la vida, lengua,
religion etc. en- siima, mostrar 81
sc ha sido algo en- ell mundo an
tes de ahora, para que ESQ sea la
base s0lida,, tinica e insustituible,
'si no SO ha de edifcar. Ell arena,
en- Que fundar Ia historic fntura
de Puerto Rico. Solo los saliva
jes Sc lesN puede hacer merced de
una civilization, que es la base de
la historic. pofque no tienen min
guna. a los que no 10 son, 10 uni
co factible es mejorsar 10 cue ter
gan.
Y he de repetir 10 que die. q las
otl.as ilistitueiones cultulaleS de
Puerto Rico. Los tiempos som de
prueba; Puerto Rico atraviesa ac-'
tualmente el periodic mas critico
de su historic y quienes tienen la
obligation inexcusable fde resol-
verlo, y de resolverlo bien, son los
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-09-22

que para Ell piano compusiera y
publicara el immortal vate de los
sonidos, abate y doctor Franz
Liszt,. el mas celebre pianista
compositor que ha existido, dig
no emulo de Chopin.
FL seiior Arteaga Sc propone
|asf recorrer en- cuatro o cinco Sc
stones Ell ciclo de las Is "rapso-
dies hongroises" que la posteri-
dad legara el gran mlsico ma
giar.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-21
e Pasoans Awap.

Mr.. and Mrs. D. C Manning and
small son. D. c.. IT.. have gone 70
Ranger. Tex. where they VIII reside
in the future.
Mrs. w. L. Foxworth left the last Of
the week for Chicago, Ill, where she
viii join herihusband- They viii Visit
in Chicago for a time. later spending
several weeks in Battle Creek Mich
Miss Sarah Bridgers. who has been
spending the past month as the house
guest Of Mrs Frank Lewis, OF IN
dianapolis. is now visiting her cousin
Mrs u. F. Adams. at the Cum erland.
in Washington. D. c She VIII return
10 FL Paso in about e month
Mrs. NJ r HoXic left Monday after
noon with her daughter and son. Mt.
and Mrs. r. II Cook, for visit with
them i'm the Cook home IN Wichita
Fails, Tex AR and Mrs. Cook have
been guests at the Hoxie home in the
lower valley for several weeks
Miss Valerie Lorig is leaving today
for Washington. D. c. TO attend the
spring alumni OF the Georgetown Wis
itatiOn convent. of Washington Her
sister. Miss Phillis Lorig, is attending
the convent and. together. Miss Lorlg
and her sister will visit their old
home. in La Port. Ind. and be with
their sister. Miss Gertrude Lorig. wac
viii be married during the summer
Misses Enid and Marion Ains1-
daughters of Mr. and Mrs Franz;
Ainsa. Of FL PasO, who are visiting in
the east. expect TO remain there dur
ing the summer. Miss Enid. who is IN
New York city. expects to visit in At
lantic CITY this summer. Miss Marion,
who is at Washington, D. c. with rel
atives. plans 20 spend the summer in
Newport.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-21
Americas Heroes;
u. S. Casualty List

IITAsHINGTON. D. c.. April 2L-
w Casualty lists made public by the
war department Sunday and Monday
contain the names OF 3e2 men. six o.
whom were killed in action.
Men from the southwest. mentioned
in the lists. are the following;
killed in Action
Pvt. Travis d. Cook. De Kalb. Tex
Wounded Severely.
Pvt Marion Francis Rector. Era. Tex
Wounded Slightly.
sgt Ralph r. Lanford. Tyler Tex
PVT Edmond C. Smith, Houston, Tex.
Missing In Action.
Cook Robert Lee. Gaystore, Tex
Killed in Action
The lists also contain the names o.
the following men. killed in action;
Lieutenant.
Roland s. Koch. Bethlehem. Pa
Privates.
Edward A. Trip. Randall. Ia
Rocco Piso. birmingham, Mass
Herman Zimmerman. Farnham, n. 7
Bert 3. Jockey, Columbus. Ca
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-21

FASTER lilies from California, ferns
L and palms were used in decoration
al the club rooms % the University
club on Sunday afternoon when an
Easter tea and recital Of sacred music
was given there. Canary songsters in
their pretty yellow plumage added to
the beauty Of the decorations and en-
phasized the Easter tints. white and
yellow. The tea tables were placed
about the club rooms. which were
opened together for the occasion and
were dainuly appointed in the Easter
motif. The matrons pouring tea in
cluded: Mrs. ". r Brown, Mrs. F. G.
Billings. Mrs. Robert Holiday, MIS-. A
p. Coles. Mrs James Graham McN2fy
and Mrs r " Dudley.
The music. exquisitely rendered, IN
Piano solo. sea Piece" Prof Albert
Quartet. "Te Deum' from Elijah"
arsndelssohn. quartet OF singers Of the
First PRESBYTERIAN church, Mrs Rob
bert Holiday. Mrs. A II. Goidstein.
lanes Graham 1fcNary and Frederick
q. BILLINGS accompanied at the piano
BY Mrs. McNary.
Solo. BE Comforted Ee That
Mourn" Fisher. Mrs. Goldstein.
piano solo, Grandmother Tells q
Tale" A. r. Sievers- 49,,
vocal duet, Lord IN Thy Pity"
Verdi, Mrs. Goldstein and Mr. Billings
This Easter tea is the last OF the
many charming teas which have been
Given at the club during the season
The opening tea Of the next season
will be given in october and VIII be
=
The women Of the congregation OF
Temple Mount Sinai are directing the
serving in the tea and luncheon rooms
Of the Red Cross shop this week with
Mrs C. w Young as chairman ana
Mrs. charles Auer as vice chairman
o. the activity which Is given In bene-
fit OF the war relief work in Europe
The hostesses for Tuesday viii include
Mrs. Gus York. Mrs. J. Winner, Mrs
]. Sanders and Mrs Max RaveL The
chairman OF the cake sale, Mrs PAU
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-21

1889 and In 1913. written by Miss Edith
Giddings. VIII be presented
The program. and those taking part
follow;
song FL Paso Is Calling YOU BY
the school.
Prolog to first scene. James Vance
Scene one, Pioneer plaza in 1883
Cowboys: clyde Gillett, Howell Beu-
tell. Joe Nicely, Jim Powell. Richard
Crawford. lobe Helmus, Hal Daugh-
erty. Ralph smith. Billy Cooke. Lang
Franklin
Mexicans: Arthur Wheatley. Joe
Wright. Kenneth Armstrong. Erwin
BargIebaugh. Harold Hankamer-
Senoras- Erwen Markgraff. Lucille
Barglebaugh. Anne u Curd- Emmle
Theatley. Gladys Booth. Louise Peach
and Lillian Wisburn-
Western girls: Fredericka kipp,
Elizabeth Kelly, Dorothy Waldron,
Cowboy song. Last Night on the
Sfexieaa dance. Mrs. Margaret Kin
nan Stevens and Dan Hughes
sons. Texas Pride Of the South,
Proioe to second scene. Lillian
Wisburu-
Scene .. high school day at the Red
Interior Of the Red Cross Gift shop
at san Jacinto plaza in 1913.
Red Cross matrons- Louise Peach.
I Gladys Booth, Florence Cathcart. Alice
I Jones. Lillian Wlsburn-
Mattresses: Marion Dunn. Freder-
I icla Kipp and Dorothy Waldron-
Guests: Frank Work. Lucille BarEle-
I baugh- lIiuna Edwards, Kenneth Arm
strong. Jane Marsh. Erwen Mark
gramm and Rafael L.ozona-
Orchestral Charlee Kelly. Elizabeth
Kelly. Dora Gibson. T. Gibson and
Dorothy Price
UkuIeIe girls. Dorothy Lewis
Pansy Buckner. Eloise Knots and
Nell Boomer
Blue Bonnet dance. Emmie Wheat
ley
Violin and piano accompauimentz
Prof George Daland and Miss anne
Kelly.
song. America school
In order 70 help make the Red eros.
scene more realistic, Mrs H Broad
dus. director OF the Red Cross, ha'
loaned TO the school, tables. chairs an'
posters from the Gift shop
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-21

A VERY delightful affair planned
n for Tuesday is the meeting Of the
seven circles Of the Women's auxiliary
of the First Baptist church at the
home Of Mrs J. A. Corn. 1929 Montana
street. and the reception 10 be given
at this time in honor OF the members
added recently in the membership
campaign Of the organizations During
the receiving hours. a musical pro-
gram viii be given, directed BY Mrs.
E ]. Rumsey and many pleasant fea-
lures are 10 mark the reception
The regular monthly council meet
fn- Of the Girls Reserve corps was
held on Saturday afternoon At the 7
". C. A club house. on Franklin
street Miss Blanche Campbell d.
rected the games played in the gym
uasium and was assisted by Mrs j. n
lfcCallahzn and Mrs. Carl Eckle-
After the games the guests went TO
the club rooms. where Mrs David
Cathcsrr presided over the business
session A sing song and a group or
piano selections by Anna Douglas
Evans were enjoyed Forty members
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-21
GASOLINE PRICE IS CUT
TWO CENTS BY DEALERS

Gasoline has been cut in price from
2Iiz cents 10 251s cents by the local
dealers. 1t is stated that IL VIII so
hack 10 90 cents today and remain
there until another rise or tall in
crude oil prices.
~El Paso is the only city I'm Texas
that has been paying eliz cents for
gasoline" said A. J. Strayer, OF the
Fl Paso Automobile club. on Monday
The local dealers have made this cut
following the clubs recent contract
for gasoline for IT'S members ut whole
sale rates. Regardless OF the local
cut. members Of the Ell Paso Automo-
bile club viii stiu buy two cents gall
ion below the retail price The retail
ers are now selling at Two cents above
the wholesale price. whereas they
have been charging three and three
and a half cents above the wholesale
price. Automobile club members may
stiu buy at wholesale rates by buying
books from tho club"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-21
Tuesdays Calendar
OF Social EUenis

UNITING department OF the Red
n Cross open in the Red Cross shop
in san Jacinto plaza Mrs. Horace
Broaddus. chairman OF wonau's work
Of the Fl Paso chapter: Mrs. {. s.
Stewart. chairman OF the knitting de-
partment; Mrs C. z. Kelly. vice chair
man. and Mrs. 3. L. Farrar. chairman
for Tuesday. Knitting instructors
Yrs. z. N. Bell, Mrs. Hayes Watson,
Miss Agnes Stewart and Mrs. E
Brown.
On Tuesday afternoon Mrs. Harry
Maas will be hostess 10 the Fort Bliss
Bridge club in the Mas quarters in
tho garrison
The signal Corps Social club will
hold its weekly dance on Tuesday
evening at the Signal corps theater,
Fort Bliss
There is to be a centenary luncheon
at the Y. ". C. A. clU'' house on Tues
day. April %, under the auspices OF
the WOman's Missionary Federation
OF the Methodist Episcopal church
South. A program has been arranged
Mrs. ]. 7 Ayers is chairman Of the
arrangements and will act as toast
master
Inc Nul44 OF 81 element > Ep4sCO Aie--
church viii meet on Tuesday after
noon at 3 o'clock in the parish house
AT this meeting there is to be an
election Of officers for the year.
Mrs. Fred II. Dougherty viii preside
at the meeting OF the missionary So
ciety Of Asbury Methodist church on
Thursday afternoon at o'clock
Meeting OF the Woman's auxiliary
OF Westminster Presbyterian church
Apron bazaar and tea at the home
OF Mrs. Frank Ainsa on Tuesday AZ
ternoon from until $50 o'clock. given
by the Altar Guild OF saint Patrick s
cathedral.
Benefit card party given by the
members OF the Court Of Honor at the
home OF Mrs. w l. Wilson. 143 = East
san Antonio street both in the after
noon and evening
Meeting Of the parents circle Of the
First Christian church on Tuesday az
ternoon at 3 o'clock at the church.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-21
about EIP1soans.

Capt. Arthur Hohlt. salvage officer
OF this district. who received his dis
charge last week, has been appointed
a delegate 10 the soldiers and sailors
conference TO be held in san Antonio
during the week OF April q.
A letter received yesterday oy
H. 0. Darnall stated that Mai. Darnall
had expected 10 be allowed TO return
home with the Rainbow division. with
which he had been stationed near Cob
lentz, Germany. for a short time be-
fore its shipment home. but he was
one Of the fortunate ones TO draw an
assignment TO the American school de-
tachment in the university Of salons
France. This university is one OF the
largest and best equipped in that part
Of the world. and the major expects
to receive a large amount Of valuable
instruction. This assignment viii keep
him there until June so and he hopes
then to be home By the later part OF
July or first Of August.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-21

A well known writer on physical
culture says: You cannot run q high
powered engine without fuel You
cannot get much speed without plenty
c. steam. You cannot get up much
steam without plenty % coal and a
perfectly working furnace body.
Similarly, in your own case the inter
nal works must be sound and work.
ing properly"
That tired feeliug-do You know
what il means2 1t means that dieas-
tion and nutrition are lacl5ins- Il
means that v0ur iiool ana r-- rs e
impoverished II means that slow but
. sure decline Of your vitality win
surely eusue and real sickness VIII
oYertzke you, unless you bestir your
self il overcoming the weakness Of
the organs responsible This IS not
written TO frighten- In reality g sx-
presses logical facts. Cedome..c Tab
lets. the favort.e prescription Of a
great physician, are made and sold Is
druggists TO- people who need telp
! for natures forces. owing 90 ignor-
ance. neglect or dissipation OF one
! kind or another. Every package is
I guaranteed 10 please or mo1ev lack.
Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-21

VERY clever was the comedy written
v By Miss Ruth Munro Augur and
staged by the students Of the School
OF Mines on Saturday evening on the
terrace At the school. The guests were
seated on the terrace and the per
Torrance was given on one OF the
cliffs nearby. Guests OF honor were
dean and Mrs. S. II. Worrell and the
other members OF the faculty present
were Prof. and Mrs. Howard C. Taylor,
Prof. and Mrs. John w. Kidd. Prof
and Mrs. H 2. Pallister. Prof. and
Mrs. F. H Seamon, Prof, j. L Henry
The name Of the burlesque was
The Lost Mine Opry House" and Il
was given by the young actors in
manner that would have reflected
credit upon professionals. The play
was given in manner representing q
movie and was all in pantomine- The
cast included:
McLure.
The Girl. Miss Ruth NORRIS.
Pancho Villa, Dick Tighe-
Orderly 70 Villa, Ewald Kip. tr.
Bandits. Ray Gilbert John savage.
Tom Wright and Abe Brettler.
Senorita Dolores. Miss Frances Fos-
ter.
The Desert. Kenneth Collev-
The Horned Toad, Walter var
General OF the American army. Cor
don Smith and his officers. John
O'Keefe, Walter Phelan and Paul Her
bert
The Moon. Lloyd Summers.
The American and Mexican border.
John ". Wilson
Cactus. Emmett Keeling.
The Scene announcer. Herbert
I Vacher
The Gold. represented BY itself
Dean s. II. Worreu. Jack Cole
President Wilson. Carroll stevens
Miss silver Toes Miss Minda Laskin,
The Singer. Miss Ruth Brown
American Girls, Miss Gladys John
son and Miss Ruth Brown
The hero was mounted upon a stick
horse and the many clever features OF
the hurlesque was heartily enjoyed bg
I the guests present. The moon. LLOYD
Summer. climbed upon the cliff and
was serenaded by the hero who SANG
a number Of appealing Spanish songs
Of the Mexican vaQuero.
Miss Miuda Laskiu gave q char ming
! ~ graceful dance. accompanied ~ Mr.
/ Summers with his guitar auo Miss
Browns songs we're much enjoyed
E One o. the pretty features Of thu
] evening was the presentation by the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-21
THAN GALOMEL
Thousands Have Discovered
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets
are aHarmleSS Substitute

D.. Edwards Olive TabIets-the sub
stitute for calomel-are mild but sure
6xative, and their effect on the liver Is
almost instantaneous. They are the re-
suit Of Dr. EdWards's determination not
toueat liver and bowel complzintswith
calomel His efforts to Danish It brought
out these little olive-colored tablets.
The pleasant little tablets dothe good
that calomei does but have no bad after
effects. They don't iniure the teethlike
strong liquids or calomeL They take
holdofthe troubleand ouicklycorectit.
Why cure the liver at the expense ofthe
teeth2 Calomel sometimes plays havoc
with thegums. Sodo strong liquids. L
is best not to take calomeL, but to let DR..
Edwards Olive Tablets take its place.
Most headaches, Sdullness" and that
lazy feeling come from constipation and
q disordered liver. Take Dr.. Edwards
Olive Tablets whenyo feel 'loggyH and
heavy" Note how they clear ciouded
brain and howthsy 'peTkup' the spirits.
J0c and &c q box. An druggistS
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-21
Out OF Town Visitors

n. I. Garcia. a cattlsman Of Masda-
lena y. n, was a guest at Sheldon
on Sunday.
Miss Anna Frymuth, George Fry
muth and Ralph Frymuth have arrived
in FL Paso from their home in Coving-
ton. Ky, and will make their home
here in the future. At present they
are house guests Of their brother,
Harry Frymuth and Mrs. Frymuth at
their home, 2726 san Jose street
B T. SeggersOn, traffic manager Of
the New Mexico Central railroad. is IN
the city for a visit Of a few days TO his
sisters Miss Dora and Miss Julia Seq
Eerson en- route from trip from Den
yer. Colorado to his home in Santa Fe
New Mexico Mr.. Seggerson was
formerly connected with the Fl Paso
& Southwestern railroad at FL Paso.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-21
Fl Pdsoans Returning.

= Z. Quaid returned hcme for
Easter from the oil fields OF north
Texas.
Joe Kit arrived in FL Paso on Fri
day. having spent the past year
overseas with the American ex-
peditionary forces. and IS receiving
a hearty welcome home He was IN
the fighting in France. with the Rain
bow division. serving in the famous
149th field artillery. and was engaged
in the battles OF Chateau Thierry.
Saint Afihiel. Argonne. Meuse and
Champagne. Residing in Fl Paso are
Mr.. Kits three sisters, Mrs. nellie
Faulkner. Miss Gladys Kit Miss
Helen Kilt and his brother. Herbert
Kilt