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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-12
Committee On
Reception VIII
Meet Tonight
Final Plans For Returned
Veterans Celebration
To Be Made.

Final arrange ments VIII be made az
& meeting tonight at s O'clock at Lib
erty hall for the rousinE welcome to
be extended Thursday 20 all returned
soldiers. sailors and marines OF Fl
Paso county, it was announced Non
day morning. Brig. Gen. James B.
Erwin. J. G. McNary. chairmen Of the
parade committee. and Rev. F. n
Johnson, Jr.. returned from the naval
service. will address the assembly IN
regard to all details arranged to date.
All members Of the World War Vet
Grams association are especially urged
to attend.
coo Men Registered.
Al preliminary meeting at the
Liberty statue Monday morning or
the chairmen OF the various reception
committees. IL was announced thar ap-
proximately 500 returned service men
had been registered and that further
efforts would be made TO register any
that might have been overlooked
General chairmen George r. LeBaron
stated that the reception was for men
Of all branches Of the service regard
less Of the branch
VIII Have Parade.
Arrangements thus far completes
are that a parade VIII be held IN
which viii participate members Of the
c. A. r. Confederate Veterans. High
school cadets, Boy Scouts. Red Cross
and the war workers OF the Y ". C.
A.. Knights Of Columbus. Jewish Vel
fare board. War Camp community
service and Salvation Army Members
Of the reception committees. Gen En-
win and his staff. one or two local
military bands and an escort OF local
cavalry will also take part The pa
rade will be arranged TO pass the Lib
erty statue, where a wreath contrib
ute5 by the Rotary club. wiz be pre-
scented in honor OF those men VINO
shall not return
An appropriate ceremony, with the
usual military uucOTering by the ser
vice men. viii take place for an IN
terval OF three minutes during the
procession
The families and relatives or those
who gave their lives in the service
viii be allowed exclusively on the
Liberty statue for the memorial cere-
monv. Flowers win be strewn over
the path OF the marching men
Cabaret Entertainment.
The parade viii start at about $50
oIcock. ir was announced and viii end
AT san JacilC0 plaza where monster
cabaret viii be rendered the men not
inferior by any means 10 the one ten
dered the returned men OF the l5Sth
infantry The cabaret viii be under
the direction Of Miss Nellie N. Bowen,
with Bert and Harry Beyerstedt.s
orchestra After the cabaret a bail
VIII be held at Liberty hall The
dancing viii be solely for the returned
men. with prominent society damsels
Of the city volunteering as partners
The public viii be invited 10 the bal
conv-
There VIII be no formal speaking
either before or after the parade. Il
was announced by chairman LeBaron-
The decorators Of the Popular,
White House and Given brothers. VIII
tend to the displays at the cabaret and
the ball gratis. Many flowers and
other decorations also viii be furnish
gratis by merchants.
The mothers. wives. daughters and
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-12
MARINE BRIGADE TO BE
RETURNED FROM GERMANY

Washington. D. c., May 12-The
marine brigade Of the second division
IN the army OF occupation in Germany
VIII be Withdrawn from France dur
ing the coming fall MAI. Gen. Bar
nett, commandant Of the corps. made
this announcement IN state
ment calling for volunteers 10 replace
the men now composing the brigade.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-12
Firestone Prices Are
Down Now-Effective Today
Be Guided in Your Tire Buying Accordingly

As for truck tires-the fact that oUer
half the truck tonnage of America Is
carried on Firestones proves unques-
toned superiority IN that line.
So, whether you want tires for your
passenger car or your trucks, call up
the Firestone dealer and get set right
on prices.
The new prices give greater assurance
than ever that Firestone means-MoSt
Miles Per Dollar.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-12
GAINSBYTAKING
N. DIS ADVICE
Physician uses Tanlac in
practice with gratifying
results.

One OF the strongest and most con-
viuciuE evidences OF the remarkapie
results being accomplished by Ianlac
throughout the south IS the large
number Of letters that are now be-
ing received daily from scores or
wei known men and women who
have been benefited by its use.
Among the large number that have
been received recently none are more
interested than the following letter
from Dr. ]. T. Edwards, Of Fayetteville,
Ca. Dr.. Edwards, IL viii be remem-
bered. recently gave Tanlac his IN
qualified Endorsement en- q public
statement, and the testimonial pub
lished below was re emily given him
by one Of his patients. His letter fol-
lows. JUST as IL was written.
Fayetteville. Ga
NJ. G. F. willis.
Dear Sir:
am enclosing you herewith state
ment I have Just received from Mr.. T..
~ McGough- He has sold out here.
and be- moving TO Turin. Ca He was
here this morning. and came In TO tell
me what Tanlac had done Tor him. He
says TOO much cannot be said about
Tanlac. It certainly has cured him.
Respe fully,
j. T. Edwards. n D.
1Ir- McGough.s statement follows;
Il suffered from Indigestion and
could not eat anything but what
would hurt me Constipation gave
me a great deal Of trouble also. Ny
symptoms were indigestion. heart
burn. and gas on the stomach after
eating Ny appetite was irregular
and my food failed TO nourish me.
This trouble caused me TO get very
poOr-in fact / got so thin and weak
was hardly able to 60 about.
4 bought three bottles Of Tanlac
on Dr.. Edwards recommendation,
and I an now feeling all right again.
and am BE TO attend TO business I
gained seventeen pounds in weight
and am doing fine. Tanlac did the
work.
i now recommend Taniac 70 every
one who IS sick like ] was, and wishes
10 take something that will help
them"
Tanlac is sold in Fl Paso by Kelly
& Pollard and by the leading drug
gists in practically every city, town
and village in America--Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-12

Because never before have Firestone
Tires been so decidedly better than
others as they now are.
Car owners from coast to coast for the
past year have taken their hats off to
Firestone over the improved Gray
Sidewalk Fabric Tire.
And the latest Firestone Cord, built to
the new standard over size, with extra
heavy non-skid tread, is upsetting all
records made by any other tire of any
type.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-12

Rio de Jaueir0. Brazil, Nay r.
Brazil defeated Chile. G 20 Q, in the
opening game OF the tournament for
the soccer championship Of South
America here today
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-12
SIX TR00PSHIPS
EN- ROUTE HOME
Gems. Geo. Bell, Jr., C. G.
Williams, J. R. Lindsey
Coming on Vessels.

Washington. D. C.. Nay e.-Trans-
port salings announced today were-
Martha Washington. due New York.
May II. with S21st machine gun bat
talon; headquarters and medical de-
tachment fourth and S0th companies.
second battlaion. goth engineers; head
quarters, medical and supply detach-
.ment companies a. B and c. 307th
field battlaion: six casual companies.
and detachments Of s27th and s2sth
infantry.
Walter A. Luckenbach. due at New
York May 1s. with field and staff.
headquarters. supply and machine gun
companies, sanitary and medical de-
.tachments. companies A TO II. inclu-
sive. S27th infantry.
Gen. Bell Returning.
Mount Vernon. due at New York
May II, with 1920 infantry; 122d and
124th machine gun hattalions; 10Sth
mobile ordnance repair shop five con-
valescent detachmeuts: three casual
companies and 13 casual officers, In
Guiding MAJ. Gems. Geo. Bell. IT.. and
Clarence c. Williams
Vallacia, due at New York about
May q. with 18Th machine gun bat
talon. companies K and NJ. and medi-
cal detachment. 126th infantry. casual
companies.
8Iatsonia, due at Newport News May
% with 18th infantry and one cas-
uai company
Scranton. due at New York Nay 81,
with 32Sth infantry.
High Officers on Sierra.
Sierra. due at New York, May 20.
with field AMI staff. medical detach-
ment and headquarters company S2S-h
infantry. headquarters 1880 and 164th
infantry briEades: detachment ma
chine gun battalion 327th infantry:
18Th and 639th aero squadrons- seven
casual companies; two couva1escenr
deta hments and a few casual officers
including Mai Gen. Geo. 3. Duncan.
Col Robert D. Walsh and Brig. Gen.
=. r. Lindsey
friends Of the returned men. who are
expected TO attend the military bali at
night, which will start at about S-30
o'clock. are requested TO apply TO the
War Camp Community service IN the
Mills building for invitations. or TO
communicate with julius Era kauer,
chairman Of the dance committee.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-12
GANG ATTACKS
NJ. P. At nice
One American Soldier o-
hceman Fatally Hurt;
AggresSOrs ESCAPE.

Nice. France. Nay 1.-Two Ameri-
can military policemen were attacked
BY a gang Sunday night and one Of
the policemen. Herbert Larsen. was
wounded fatally. Five revolver shots
were fired point blank at the police
men. three Of them striking Larsen.
who died several hours later. The
agEressors have not yet been ar
rasted
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-12

lieut.. Col ]. d. Atwood. 1ssth in
fantry. was granted a leave OF alb
sence and left Monday morning for
Artesia, n. "
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-12
To CLOSE Z. 5. AR1IY'S
LONDON HEADQTAH

London, Eng May 12.-American
army headquarters in London win be
permanently closed June Is
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-12

Firestone Reduces
Tire Prices for Car Owners
and Truck Owners

Der supply has become read usted and sta
A general reduction in tire prices is bound
There should be no delay about this
drop in prices should be a decided drop,
rly on truck tires.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-17
ANNOUNCES
NEW PRICES
Ghvage Tirc Corporation Advises
Ernnch Manager MaEly Of Post
War Reduction ON Price List

"ln announcing a substantial post
var reduction in the price OF It,
tires.~ says r. c. MaTly. branch
manager at Seattle. Savage Tire
corporation OF san Diego. California.
II giving the automobile owners an
opportunity TO test out a product
that holds reputation In the
Northwest for service and a quail
tty second to none.
The Savage slogan Is Treat FIN
Rough and as the orders continue
20 roll In at tn. Seattle branch the
proof OF the pudding shows that
savage products are performing
over savage roads TO the car own
efs' entire satisfaction.
I'VE expect that the reduction in
urice OF Savage tires viii boost bust
ness to a certain extent. yet we
have SO many satisfied customers
who use Savage tires regardless Of
the cost that II will not make very
noticeable change in our sales.
"our plans for this year embrace
IN extensive advertising and public
ity campaign. and we will strain
every nerve 10 make the good name
of Savage yet more popular and
we'll known In the Seattle territory.
Our product has made good with the
people OF this city. and We are ex-
handing our business on policy OF
service and satisfaction to the car
owner"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-17
TRY THIS WHEN
MOUNTING TIRES

Tho proper method OF mount
Ing straight side tires Is To lay
the rim on the floor. Inserting
the valve stem OF the tire In It's
proper place.
The head for 10 inches on
both sides Of the valve should
then be forced In place. After
starting the tire In this way u
should be forced In place fur
Their by stamping on ~. first ON
one side and then on the other.
Stamping IN this way will let
tho operator seat the tire easily
as a general thing. tho 4, Is
sometimes necessary 10 resort to
a tire tool
The end of the rim may be
brought into place by means OF
acrewdrivcr TO use In prying.
and care must be used not to
make a mistake and get tho
wrong end % the rim on TOP.
This method Is for use when a
rim expanding and contracting
tool T. not available. as this lat
ter saves much time and trouble
and should bc IN every toolbox.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-17
AMERICA TO SELL
FRANCE AUTO PARTS

II IN tho plan Of BENJAMIN Bria-
eoc. now n director OF ReIianr~r
Frcres Of Paris. and Rudolf stahi.
TO establish in New York n ware
house at which viii be gathered
the material for shipment "a
France. where tho BeilanKrr
BROTHERS. with n plant covering
three square blocks ard more. will
manufacture cars on large scale
for the French market Briacoc
and Stahl. at their office. I'm the
Book building. Detroit. are corn
plotting the design of the new car.
which will rcauir. much material
made only in America. There will
also be established In Detroit n
plant In which tools viii be manu-
featured and in which all designs
for the new and future models
viii be worked out and machinery
set up and tested before shipment
TO France.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-17
who's a-Goin' to Sell EN-"
Is the Cry on Auto Row

The mystery surrounding the Cleveland Light Six iI thick with
ruors and counter Tho line sold In That
MI the information
Who the n
Is raeking the brains Of automobile
From Cleveland Ohio enthusiastic
dealers who visiting tc factory Cleveland Automobile
The opinion
Of the 1872 fills
is
cylinder built touring models
Of lls Inches and selling nj the nghboriood
-Four the first plans the
world held produon and during this period refnemcns
worked model
pected to arrive In Seattle prohibition
unoaded from the freight believes
will include last feature Of construction
the field
safe that the Cleveland
headed this
always Thought that automobile editor
to
In
those Seattle curious than
the automobile world.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-17
.HARBAUGH
HAS HOBBY
Hk Interpretation Of tho PhrHsc
-isusiness Personality" Works Out
Well With An Concerned

You might say that It's a hobby
with him. yet a hobby Is not
usually anything that has 10 do
with business. Anyway. II. w
Harbaugh. manager OF the used
car department. Seattle Automobile
sales company. Il willing 10 discuss
tho matter % business PERSONAL.
~" with any and an comerA
IT may sound rather high toned.
this phrase business personality, .
says Harbaugh. hut IL SINNERS
down N actual practic. TO plain
common sense and good Judgment.
might explain II Ia this way.
There are not few people wha
have bough, up TO three used
ears from me. coming back year
after year. and always relying on
my opinion 81 the car they buy.
Why do they come back simply
because am always here ON the
Job. ready 10 help them in any
way within my power. and never
too busy 10 offer suggestions for
the better operation OF their ma !.
chine. And always tell them the
exact truth. No halfway state
snrn,s are made and no promises
given that are impossible OF full
fillmcnt
so you can sec that In my own
personal case business personality
amounts 60 nothing more or lees
than tho absolute square deal
In six weeks We will b. In the
new building now under conntric-
ton adjoining our present location
This Will give us tao floors for
show room purposes. each ssxiso
In all my four yrars' connection
with the Seattle Automobile sales
company ] have never had enough
room 10 display the cars on hand
and In the new quarters will BE-
a%le 20 handle our big volume o,
business In a much better man
ner.
since Joining this organization !
have personally sold about $50 carr
year. no you can realize that m,
theory of doing business has work
ed out to the entire satisfaction oil
everyone concerned. Our troubl.
this year II shortage Of usee
carr. bus ". try 20 keep repre-.
sentative line OF used MAXWELL
and Chambers on display. beside,
many other standard makes. all IL
good mechanical condition.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-17
ELECTRICAL TIP

The cable terminals of old stor-
ago batteries frequently slip into
the battery connector 80 far that
the cap screw does not draw the
connection TO n tight flt This re-
suits In high resistance and even
tuaily prevents enough current
getting across from the battery 10
start the engine II lead foil Is
wrapped around the cable terminal
where II fits the battery connector,
a really tight tit will be the result.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-17
RIGID TEST
FOR VELIE
Exceptional Insprrtson Civsn Motns
In Addition TO Tests passed - Con
lnentxl Factory. Says Max Olson


Tho every Continental motor In
subjected 90 n rigid inspection be-
fore 4; leaves the factory. n second
test IL imposed upon every con'S
mental motor that goes into a Nelis
car says AR. Olsen Of Rocsch A
Olsen. Inc. Last fall the Selie
company Installed three big dynamo
meters and other testing apparatus
sufficient 10 ties, every one Of the
80 vclie motors per day that are
required for tho output ofthc plant
Each motor must show its ability
to develop at least 81 horse power
at 900 revolutions per minute be-
fore 10 IN accepted by the Nelic
factory. These tests are watched
over both by velIe engineers and
by representatives from the Con-
tlnentaI factory and as n result IL
IL n practical impossibllity for n
motor in any way below standard
TO enter into the construction OF
any velie car.
such care ls evident in the con-
struction OF the vciie body. The
factory for years before the coming
of the automobile was n noted
builder OF fine carriages. and the
long experience In woodworking
has stood II I'm good stead In the
building OF the velie body. which
In remarkably sturdy and strong.
Tho rear door sill. for example. that
must bear the stress each time
when tho door Is slammed shut. Is
OF heavy hardwood. four inches
thick Such construction as this
makes the squoaks and rattles that
develop quickly in fiimsy automo-
bile bodies unknown In the Nclie. :"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-17
ROLL TUBES FLAT

The tube should DO rolled flat
with soft cloth between the layers:
a strip OF cotton flanel rolled up
with the tube Is excellent. The
roll should then he placed in n
thick cloth bag with the stem pro-
truding and the mouth OF the bag
be tied around the stem. II is n
good plan TO put talcum powder in
the bag.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-17

when the spark plug develops
missing AZ n result OF being sooted
and no means az removal u al
hand, as may happen sometimes
on the road. the plug can be made
TO fire regularly again by diseon-
Meeting the lead and introducing
an auxiliary sap OF one-eiEhih or
onc-auartcr between " and the
plug terminal.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-17

Every Buffalo traffic officer
must know how 20 run car. An
order requiring all traffic directors
who are not nj present skilled
chauffeuss TO take lessons and
undergo tests showing their ability
10 drive car thru congested
streets has just been issued. Each
traffic officer will be given n test
consisting Of driving thru Main 81.
when II IL most crowded.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-17
sToP GEAR CASE LEAK

n oil and grease drop out 81 gear
case OF diffrr-niiai housing the
bolts must ~ set up more tight.
~. as Il IL an expensive job 20 re-
place AL the EAskets. II tighten
Ing the bolts does not stop tho
leak. then use a heavier grease.
one which viii not thin out %
much in no, weather.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-17
TO PROLONG TIRE LIFE

When the brake on one side
locks Its wheel. while the other Is
stlll revolving. the casing on the
locked side is scraped along the
ground. to the dctriment OF the
tread. When the brakes are not
adjusted equally not only Is there
danger of skidding. but tire wear
win result.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-17
INSPECT HEARINGS

Few owners pay the attention q
the ball bearings that these latter
deserve. They usually wait until
the garage man calls attention "a
the injury done by the breakage
At least once In six months ball
bearings should be inspected. the
rough or worn balls replaced with
perfect ones and the ball run filled
with graphite grease.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-17
CUP AND cone ADJUSTMENT

In adjusting cup and cone bear
ings these parts should be 50 tight
that play between wheel and bear-
Ing IL removed and yet the wheel
should turn freely without any
suggestion OF binding. If the cones
are too tightly adjusted. the balls
are wedged In and quickly cut
into the races
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-17
OIL AND CEMENT DON'T MIX

Tho attention of car owners
should be directed to the inadvisa-
bility of thinning rubber cement
with ordinary gasoline. which con-
tains too much oil to be snfo for
that purpose. OH is a deadly foe
OF rubber. High test gasoline or
bisulphide OF carbon are the proper
agents for thinning rubber cement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-17
FAN BELT FASTENER

Al each end OF the belt 20 be
5oined make n number OF separate
wire loops. running at right angles
90 the end OF the belt. When the
ends thus fitted are broaght to-
neither. the alternate loops form a
paxsageway thru which small
rnwhide thong Is passed. This
thong becomes notrhcd with scrv-
ice 20 that II docs not slip out.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-17
coRRosuoN CAN HE AVOIDED

a sure way 20 prcFrnt c"rrosl"h
Of battery terminals II 20 cover
them with cup grease 10 preV~nt
attack by sulphuric acid In the
battery. DO not use vaseiinr. espe-
csally in summer. as !, Is 80 thin
that Il runs off. and 50 offers IT.
tie or no protection.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-17
AVOID CLUTCH SPINNING

Clutch spinning is often due TO
excessive friction in the spring
thrust bearings. tho sometimes
faulty alignment OF the flywheel
and clutch cone prevent the engag-
ing surfaces from entirely clearing
each other. A bent clutch shaft
might also cause, this trouble.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-17
CHANDLER
WINS FAVOR
sub. Dealers and Prospective buyers
Enthusiastic Over New Chandler
Models. Many Orders Placed

Chandler dealers from all parts
of Northern California visited tho
headquarters Of the Seattle Auto
mobile Co during the past week
for the purpose OF seeing the new
Chandler touring ear. which was
announced recently,
According to the Seattle automo-
bile organization. Chandler dlstrlb-
uters IN this part OF the state.
no preceding model 81 this car ever
won such immediate favor with
the dcaiern As the result OF this
tho distributing organization has
signed M bigger contracts with IT,
dealers than ever before and now
faces the necessity of increasing
Tia own factory allotment for the
season. which. II fulfilled. viii in
crease by at least 30 per cent It's
present contract with the factory.
Many Orders Taken
In addition TO the visiting DEAL
ers. which have kept the Seattle
Automobile company busy all week.
scores OF prospective owners are
reported 20 have called at the COM
pany'a sales rooms 10 sec the new
car. Many local orders arc said
20 have been taken for II. each
one Of which Gala for an early de-
livery.
prospective owners. many OF
whom are already Chandler own
ers. ~ highly enthusiastic over
the now Chandler car" raid II. u.
Grant. president OF the company.
'-rhc question OF deliveries OF the
new model already In n matter of
serious consideration. We know
that the factory IN operating
with us TO the full extent OF It's
ability.
New Plants Built
During the past week VIC were
advised TINT the construction Of adj
ditlonai plants 20 make possible n
much greater production than was
originally planned for the season ~
progressing rapidly This fact. on
top Of tho fact that much 81 the fac.
tory'a war contract machinery and
equipment is being rapidly convert
ed into the automobile depart
inentr. gives us assurance that We
will soon be- IN a position 60 make
almost immediate deliveries
These are problems which We
hope our prospective owners viii
take into consideration and act up
on with patience for while long
er. II IL our intention TO care
properly for every customer Nc add
90 our lista this year. This APP
plies TO every ono Of the Elk ar
ferwnt body types IN which the
Chandler car IL turned out