davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1919-05-06
Have Perfectly Valid Reasons.

Most Of the men in the big fleet have
a perfectly valid reason. They enlisted
for the war and now that the war is
over-this statement being made with
out prejudice to the claims of any new
war that may start up within the next
few months-they think they have done
enough. But at all times the Navy has
trouble in keeping its hammocks full.
Men enlist to see the world and, having
given it thorough glance, they want to
demobilize themselves to see ma again.
Or they enlisted because Phyllis was
unkind and Phyllis has either relented
or a new charner has been found.
But the main reason men do not enlist
or re-enlist in the Navy sits in some
obscure chair in Washington.
The Navy hasn't advertised. Some
super-clerk in a bureau decided long
ago that naval dignity would be lowered
by making known to the world how eff
cient the Navy is. So the Navy has
been as secretive about itself as a hoard
Of directors at work on the common
stockholder. It is quite true that the
Navy has caused certain violent colored
posters to be pasted on board fences,
but that isn't true advertising. Adver-
tising-real modern, up-to- -the-minute
advertising-consists in telling some
thing of the best about yourself to the
other fellow through the newspapers and
magazines. The Navy has refused to
do that.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-06

a statement. asserting that the rot
tenness" Of the New York state gov
eminent was due directly to the dom
f. nance Of Tammany Hall in politics,
aided by Mr. Barnes and his follow
ers. At Syracuse, n. Y IN 1915, the
jury's verdict acquitted Roosevelt
When the European war began.
Roosevelt vigorously adv Ocafed
policy OF NATIONAL prepared
ness. crying universal military
training for the nations youth.
In speeches throughout the coun-
try and IN his magazine and
newspaper writings he crifl-
elsed, In this respect. the poll
cles OF woodrow Wilson during
SIR. Wilson's first term a. presi-
dent.
Mr.. Roosevelt, Il has been said. was
keenly disappointed when he did net
receive the Republican nominatiDn
for president in 1916. At the same
time. however. he refused TO follow
the advice OF some Of his staunchest
followers that he again head the Pro-
gressive party ticket Instead, he
prevailed upon the Progressive party
to make Charles Evans Hughes. the
Republican candidate. its own choice.
He campaigned for Mr.. Hughes With
the reelection OF Mr. Wilson. and
Americas entry into the world war
soon after. Roosevelt Immediately
supported the president and bitterly
lssailed the proGermans. paciflsts and
other type OF men who attempted TO
delay speeding up the war
Would Head Army Division.
With the United States q belliger-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-06

A., an American private citizen was ever
! accorded by the people Of his coun-
try. This was In 1910 At the head
Of an exploring party in South
America in 1914 he discovered and
followed for 500 miles a Madeira river
tributary which the Brazilian govern
ment subsequently named. in his
honor, REQ Theodore. This was the
famous River Of Doubt" so called
because, in many quarters considered
authoritative. II was questioned
whether Roosevelt was the first man
to explore the stream During This
journey. the president contracted a
jungle fever, which was held indi-
rectly responsible for the Assesses
which developed Indignantly and re-
quired several operations at the
Roosevelt hospital in New York city.
in 1918
Figures In Two Suits.
In the later years OF his life two
court suits. in which he figured IN
one as plaintiff and in the other as
defendant, winning them both, kept
Roosevelt before the public eyes. Dur
ing the presidential campaign Of 1919
a Michigan editor charged him with
intoxication. Roosevelt instituted a
suit for libel and marshalled a not
able host OF witnesses 10 testify re-
Farding his private lie and habits.
Their testimony was so overwhelm-
ing that the charge was Withdrawn
in open court and the jury brought in
a nominal verdict Of six cents in
favor OF the evpresidsnt- william
Barnes. IT., Of Albany. n. z. accused
Roosevelt in 1914 OF uttering libel IN
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-06

rnt, Roosevelt endeavored 10 obtain
the consent Of the war department
10 establish an army division. which
he was anxious 10 take to France
This division was to have included
many Of the rough riders, who were
his associates in the campaign in
Cuba. and younger men Of the same
strenuous habits The necessary per-
mission for the formation Of such
force was not forth oming, even
though Roosevelt expressed willing
ness to accompany it as a subOrdi-
nate officer.
one Of Roosevelts participations in
pubic affairs took him to Washing
ton in January. 1918, when he con-
lerred with United States senator
gorge z Chamberlain. Of Oregon,
md other members Of congress who
were critical OF the administration
methods Of prosecuting the war
Roosevelt on this occasion announced
his support Of the proposal that a
war cabinet be organized to take
over the conduct of the war
sons Fight for Nation
Denied the privilege Of fighting
for his flag, Theodore Rooseveit'S in
terest was conferred on his family's
participation In the war His four
ons and his sonsinlaw, DR.. Derby.
carried out a prediction made by the
former president before the United
came they would enter service. Theo-
dore. IT.. became a major and Archi-
bald a captain. both In France Quen-
tin entered a French aviation squad
ron. giving his life FOR his country,
and Dr.. Derby. the medical service
also both in France. Kermit, falling
to pass a physical examination which
would admit him to the United States
army. received a commission In the !
British army and was soon In Meso- {
lotamia-
ROOsevelf's disappointment at
not being allowed 10 20 to France
With an army division was. IL may
be stated on the authority OF an
American citizen who was in Der
lin about that time, shared by
emperor wilhelm OF Germany. To
this American, the emperor & de-
elared TO have sfnted that the
funniest thing that he could con
iure IN HIS Imagination was the
sight Of Theodore Roosevelt
wearing q Eas mask
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-06
SUPREME COURT ASKED TO
REVIEW S. P. LAND SUITS

Washington. d C., Jan s.-The
supreme court ives asked BY the gov
eminent Saturday TO hear, as soon as
possible. arguments IN proceedings
brought TO cancel patents to land
valued at $4,000. 600, granted 10 the
southern Pacific railroad COMPANY.
The case iH OF Importance. said
the motion filled by solicitor general
King, because its decision will prob
ably materially affect several pend
ing cases, involving a large acreage
OF great valuS. and viii also guide
the land department. cases presented
10 It"
The government claims thatfn &C.
curing the patents for the land. which
is part OF California naval oil reserve
No. !. the company concealed the Fact
that It contained valuable oil deposits.
The federal district court upheld the
government, but the circuit court, Of
appeal reversed the decision
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-06

Russian gold played . decisive role
in the movement On the other hand.
the extraordinary influence exerted
upon the resisting qualities OF the
German people by the propaganda
conducted by lord Northcliffe does
not as yet appear 70 be fully realized
Independent Socialist leaders re-
Gently declared. with almost cynical
candor. that the outbreak Of the rev
olution was planned for November 4
By q coincidence. the German high
seas tleet Was mobiiized on October
il for an attack on the Flemish coast
and this put the avalanche into mo-
ton prematurely-'
Capt Boyd recounted his experl-
enees during the KieI revolution He
said
Reeounts Experieneea.
When the first evidences Of Insub-
ordination appeared, q meeting was
held on a ship OF the first squadron.
The mems complaints were based sole
y on political and military Views. In
subordinatiOn and mutiny In isolated
sections OF various crews. and the
revolution that followed. gained such
rapid movement as can be explained
only as a general physical and psv-
chtcal collapse Of the people
'sThe revolufio1 has keapsa
upon the fafherland disgrace that
Il almost intOierable. Il brourht
with IL undiEnlfied conduct ~
thoughtleas elements amonE TIE
soldiers and civilians.
But even these sad Occurrences
cannot minimize the accomplishment
% Germany in the progress OF this
var The great mass OF the people
remain the people OF Goethe and
Wagner"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-06
RHEUMATISM
LISTEN!
Ask Any Of Our Home Druggists
For tie FTssI pt1H Of a Noted
sBsdaIist-G-2213
Costs Liffle-Doss Indicated on Pre-.
scriphon Pasted on Bottle.
Glorious KeWsl

q costs q good deal to consult &
specialist nowadays, but the pre-
scrlp-4on for rheumatism can be had
at any q our home prescription drug
sisrs az slight cost BY asking for the
number Czz21 II is liquid. taken
internally as per dose pasted on the
bottle one Of our down town drug
EiErs says C-1223 quickly drives out
1t your system all the uric acid and
Impurities that cause rheumatism. At
she same tire the blood Is made pul
and rich u any Of our readers SUI
fer trol bone pains. swollen muscles
or Joints, haczaches, pains all over
the body. dizziness. lumbaEo, OF any
form q rheumatirm o. blood pois
are advised 10 ask any OF our home
prcscrip -ion druggists for Pre-crip-
zion C-2--3- We never can tell the
-old o. VIII DO rs until We try IT, We
Understand our home druggists viii
give rs hack the slight cost Of C-2223
70 u 11l't benefit us. SO IL seems well
worth while trying.
NOTICE
II your own dru--ist can't supply
Tou kindly give Us his name By writ
lnE 20 C--221 Laboratories. Memphis.
Ta---afr
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-06
ImpersonateS Capt.
Archie Roosevelt

New York, Jan 6.-SomebOdy in
New Mexico has been fmpersOnating
Capt Archie Roosevelt and borrow
ing money there on the strength Of
the deception. according TO inf0rma-
ton received by the son Of the for
mer president.
Capt Roosevelt said that a man.
accompanied BY a woman, posing as
Mrs. Roosevelt. has been visiting
various New Mexican cities and.
through a long distance telephone
conversation from Albuquerque re-
Gently. induced Robert Monroe Fer
guson. OF Silver City. a former Rough
RIDER and friend Of the Roosevelt
family. 70 telegraph him $50 on the
plea that he was short Of funds He
asked Ferguson to meet him at Dem
inc and then failed 10 appear.
Capt Roosevelt, who was In general
hospital No l here, being treated for
paralysis Of the arm caused by a shell
wound received In France. said ne
was apprised of the impersonatOrs by
relatives here OF Mr.. Ferguson's wife,
from whom they received a letter.
written under the impression that
Capt. Roosevelt was still somewhere
In New Mexico.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-06

~ go tie most vital dimes ln . wom-
a1s lie the cuminE OF baby IS fra ughi
ll1 tn- greatest meaning. Care Ehcuid
De- exercised GO insure that the crisis
Is passed in safety
Arrreieraicn j. avoided By the timely
nae u lu-Esrs Friend a prepara don Of
nauerrltl1g Cils and medicinal inEredi-
eurs. uhi-h rsrdcrs the muscles. cords.
1e1lo-a and lgameuts pliable and thus
Tension Is aroidc1 Ike usual nervous
r11- 11u Eea- bearlus-dow1 and stretching
pains are ruuutE-acted ard the period is
che q cain repcsc-
Tie h-cad- fiat zhd1minal muscles re-
LAX VITA ease. and VIXEN baby zones the
time e. the crisis Is less and pain and
DANGER o. aruideL
lhouEands q women fer half q century
have used this penetrating external ap-
alicat-c1. prepared especially FOR eE-
raectzut motnerE. and every woman await
iuE the crtzlE should give nature a help
Ing a1rd
Wrilc the BradnuId Regulator Com
nauT- Dept =. Lamar Building. Atlanta.
Geurgia. Ter their lfotherhcod Book. OF
Erea- Vaiue 10 al women. and obtain
bottle q Eother's Friend from the drug
gist ard begin ITS Application regularly
uiglt and murnluE.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-06
COL. ROOSEVELT
PASSES BEYOND
Funeral of Former Presi-
dent To Be Held Wednes-
day At Oyster Bay.
in the Republican ranks resulted in
woodrow Wilson's election.
Dramatic Incident
Continued from page 81


One OF the most dramatic accidents
in Rooseve is life occurred ring
this campaign AS he was lea.ing a
hotel, In Milwaukee, to 20 to a meet
ing hall to make a political address,
man standing among the specta-
tors in the street fired a shot which
struck the colonel and smashed a rib.
Roosevelt insisted he was not Sc
riously hurt and his automobile con-
veyed him to the hall There he
Tpoke to an audience, which had
knowledge OF what had happened
sobbing women and grave faced men
shaken with emotion by his appear
ance under such circumstance Ex-
animation Of the wound showed il
was serious and the candidate was
hurried by special train to Chicago
for treatment Though he speedily
recovered. the bullet was never re-
moved The assassin was sent to an
asylum for the insane
Becomes Writer for aOutlOOk.s
Roosevelt, after leaving the white
house, devo ed his life largely to lit
erary work. hunting and exploration.
He became contributing editor to
The outlook in 1909. continuing this
for five years and later held edi-
torial positions with The MetroDoli-
tan and the Kansas City Star. From
1859 to 1917. ne published about so
volumes or works. covering the wide
range Of naval history. hunting. biog-
raphy, the Rough Riders. American
ism. nationalism. conservation Of wo-
and childhood. animals. ex-
ploration. the world war and Amer
lca's participation in It. and his auto
His hunts for big came
and his zest for exploration took
him into the American west. the heart
of Africa and the wilderness Of Bra
I'll
Returns From Abroad.
Upon his return from his African
Journey return during which he
made triumphant entries Into Euro
p can capitals and was received BY
nations rulers including the emperor
u Germany-he arrived in New York I
TO experience what was generally l
oneeded 70 be the greatest ovation
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-06
MUST IGNORE
STATE RATES
McAdoo Says the Orders
Against Rates He Made
Cannot Be Observed.

Washington. D. c. Jan s.-Orders
Of state Commissions. prescribing in
rrastate rates instead OF those mi
stated by the director general. and
iniunetions by state courts. forbidding
the application OF the initiated rates
20 state shipments. cannot be observed
By railroads under federal control
This announcement was made today
BY director general McAdoo in a
statement discussing litigation begun
By several states 70 question the
validity OF rates Initiated by him IN
der the federal railroad control act.
States Have Reeourse-
The director general said he could
not conceive that any state would be
placed az 2 practical disadvantage by
rhe Inflated rates. since the state
t7clf was free 10 file q complaint
before the interstate commerce COM
mission against any rates considered
unjust OF unfair and have the issue
determined in the Light Of the facts.
Over 200 women were enlisted IN the
United States naFy during the var.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-06
H0LMQUIST, STATE ENGINEER T..
OTHER APPOINTMENTS MADE

Phoenix. Ariz-. Jan. s.-Fritz HoIr.-
qaist former city engineer OF Pbos-
~, mas been appointed state en-
stleef by Gov. Campbell and took
John C. Compton. OF Tucson. a RIM
ouctor on the S. P. at Tucson and Re
pupllcan candidate for state cornors-
ION ION commissioner in the recent cleo
Ton. has been appointed one Of ire
STATE university regents at Tucson.
James Doyle has been named secre-
tary Of the commission on state i1sfi-
tutions. al
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-06
DON'T LET A COLD
KEEP YOU AT Home
Dr.. Kings New Discovery sImost
never fails to bring
quick relief

sma1 doses once in awhile and that
tlroar-tearinE. lung-splitting cough
soon Qui-zs down Another dose and a
lot bath before jumping into bed. a
good sleep. and back 10 normal in the
morning.
Dr. kings New Discovery Is wei
known For fifty years it's been
relieving coughs. colds and bronchial
attacks For fifty years Il has been
sold b. druggists everywhere. A
reliable remedy that you yourself or
any member % your family can take
safely soc and $40.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-06
WILLIAM J. BRYAN PAYS
TRIBUTE TO Roosevelt

Baltimore. Nd, Jan s.-Willlam ].
Bryan, who Is staying IN Baltimore
while his wife Is undergoing treat
ment at Johns Hopkins hospital. paid
the following tribute 70 Col Roose-
welt.
The rare qualities that won Tor
Col Roosevelt a multitude Of devoted
followers naturally arrayed against
him a host OF opponents. but his death
puts an end 70 controversy and he
will be mourned BY foe as veil a. By
friend
ne was a great American and made
a profound impression on the thought
Of his generation His picturesque ca
reer viii form e fascinating chapter
in our nations history"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-06
CAPT. ARCHIE ROOSEVELTS
FATHERINLAW SUCCUMBS

Boston, Mass. Jan 6.-Thomas St
John lockwood. fatherinlaw OF Capt.
Archie Roosevelt. died Saturday night.
but the fact did not become generally
known until this morning, when the
home was communicated with in ref
erence 10 the death Of Mr.. Roosevelt
Mr.. LockWood's daughter. Mrs. Archie
Roosevelt. arrived here from New
York this afternoon. Capt Roosevelt
was accompanying her when q mes
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-06
.STQP TCHNG EGzEMI
Penetrating, Antiseptic Zemo
VIII Help You

Never mind how often you have tried
sndfzled. youcan stop burning. itching
eczema quickly BY applying ZemO
furnished bysnydruggistfor55c. Extra
large bottle sl-O0. Healing begins the
moment 1emo is applied. IN a short
tine usually every trace Of eczema,
tetter, pimples, rash, blackhesds and
similar skin diseases VIII be removed.
For clearing the skin and making Il
Tgonousiyheslthy .slWaysuseZemo. the
penetrating, sntiseptic liquid. Il is not
aEezsy sslTe snditdoesnotstzin. When
others fan II IS the one dependable
treatment for skin Goubiesof all kinds
TaeE. =. Rose Co. Cleveland, o
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-06

Former mayor c. z. Kelly Is quoted
as saying that he Is not 8 candidate
Tor mayor at the coming Democratic
primaries and that he is only inter-
ested in helping TO elect the best men
10 office Jas. c. White has an
nounced that ne Will be a candidate
Tor city tax assessor and collector.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-06
HooUer Donates 5000 =
Francs, Won as Prize,
To Emobean Relief

Paris. ? nee. Jan. 6.-Hsrbert c
Hoover, the food administrator, 10
whom the academy OF moral and DO
litic4l sciences recently awarded a
prizs amounting to 1900 francs. has
donated that sum 70 the relief work
In northern France and Belgium.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-06
IL liz Stubborn 60,

Help nature take its course. not
El-h violent hlbit-forming purEa-
tive. bur Uith gentle but certain and
11 tara l-la1atiTe. DR. Kings New Life
Filis Tonic in action. Il stimulates the
x bowels Sold By druggists every
lere 15c-AdE.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-06
Gen. Wood Feels a
Keen Personal Loss

Camp Funston. Kas- Jan. s.-aiaj.
Gen. Leonard Wood made the follow
ing statement after he had received
word Of the death Of Col Roosevelt.
The death OF my friend. Theodore
Roosevelt. brings TO me a great per
sonal loss and sorrow. but keen and
deep as these are. they are but the
sorrow and loss OF an individual The
national loss is irreparable, for his
death comes at a time when his serv-
ices 20 this nation can i'll be spared
Never was America more in need Of
MS frankness and courage. his honest
criticism and lar seeing wisdom. than
at present His entire life and work
was one Of service to the nation;
service for whatever he believed to
be right"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-06

Stolen property recovered BY city
detectives during December was val
ued at ss256. Of which s3017 was re-
turned 10 owners, according to the
report OF Capt W 4. Simpson. com
pieted Sunday. Arrests by the de-
partment during the month were 81
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-06

Hr- R McClintocls and Mrs Nc
Cliniock. former re-idents Of FL Paso.
have returned to the city for a weeks
VIZ
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-06

sage overlook him on the train, which
he LEFT at the nearest station
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-06
lie sa8aid Cal
When Baby Comes

LIZ tas Eiast Ct Heavenly Truuyo,
Hhaa Gel of hiotherhood Is FelE
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-06

FLAG LOWERED AT AUSTIN.
Austin. Tex. Jan. 6.-The flag on
the state capitol was lowered to half
mast today out OF respect to Col
Theodore Roosevelt, who was well
known here. having made a personal
visit TO Austin.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-06

state senate and house of representa-
tives- All appointees will, Of course.
be Republican
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-06

Over 200 women were enlisted IN the
E1ired States navy during the var.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-06
SAYS GERMANY WILL
RECOVER IS GIVEN CHANCE

tcOHtinHed from pase one.1
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-06

NO period in the history and for
tune OF our state has been so critical
IS the present In this anxious hour
take the helm Of your ship OF state
I ask your forhearanee OF such mis-
takes as may unwittingly make. and
I crave your support IN all thinrs I
may undertake for the benefit Of this
commonwealth II together We prove
unequal to our duties now. our shame
VIII be commen eurate with the DOS
sibilities presented By the great ness
OF our natural resources II together
we prove equal to these duties. then
state surpassed BY none In wealth
worth and power VIII he the Zlorv
that Is waiting TO reward our smbi-
ton
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-06

Mrs Katie MurtIe. SIS n Florence St Fl Paso.
says; "A short time ago ny back bothered me
severely. I had pains across ny lOins and over
ny kidneys eonld hardly bend over ana It
was Just as hard 20 straighten again. When
Doanis Kidney Pills were recommended bought
some at Wards Pharmacy and they entirely
removed the pains Statement given June IS.
1851
On Nay IS. 1917. Mrs. SGurtis said: 7 haven't
suffered with kidney trouble for some time and
I am glad to again recommend Deans Kidney
Pills"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-06

Geo. J. Hillman, blacksmith 1913 =. san An
tonic St. says: I have used Doans Kidney pills
and found them fine for backache and other kid
ney trouble I hadn't had any kidney trouble
until after I fell and was hurt several years ago
I glad 20 recommend Doan's to others be-
cause OF the help they gave me" Statement
given June II, 1879
AGAIN PRAISES DOANS.
On May 70. 1917 Mr. Hiilman said: The public
statement made in 1915 was much too brief in
describing the trouble with my kidneys. After
that fan. Of which spoke. for long time I
hardly able to bend over or straighten up Ny
kidneys acted much too often and the secretions
we're scanty- tried other kidney remedies with
out help and finally heard about Doan's Kidney
Pills Doanis soon fixed ne up In good shape"