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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-21
DEWEET C. BAILEY Is
NEW MAYOR OF DENVER

Denver. Colo. May 2I-Dewey c.
Bailey, commissioner Of safety and
excise. was elected mayor OF Denver
yestel DAY by a plurality Of S16q votes.
according 10 returns IRON all pre-
cincts today. Bailey managers prom
ised TO restore q five cent car fare in
Denver. An charter amendments. eE-
cept one granting an increase In the
pay OF firemen and policemen. were
defeated
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-21
ELLANAY-DoRoTHY DALroN.

The Homebreaker" is a winner.
This was demonstrated at the FL
lanay theater yesterday when large
crowds received this picture with O
spirit and enthusiasm seldom shown
by motion picture audiences
The spectators were carried away
by the snappy and lively action, the
sparkling humor OF the story and by
the beauty and winsOmeness OF the
star.
IN this picture Dorothy Dalton is
seen as a typical American girl. self
reliant. who had 10 learn TO know
life through experience and withal a
smile.
The omebreaker' IS being shown
at the Ellanay theater again today
and tomorrow for the last two DAYS
In FL Paso. Whatever you do. do not
miss this picture.-Adv
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-21

Tou need goggles and sun glasses
on DAYS like we have had this week
II you are going 20 take a vacation
cross country in your car be sure you
have a pair of SeEalrs Goggles You
VIII need them See our display.
Need Glasses2-Ask Sega1L
El Paso Optical Company.
308 Texas ST. in the middle OF the
block between Mesa and Oregon.
Advertisements
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-21
MAN WANTED IN EOGALES IS
ARRESTED BY LOCAL POLICE

" D. Landsay, charged with being
a fugitive from Justice. was arrested
Tuesday night at 1913 in q local
hotel by policeman Ed Lopez. A tele-
gram to Capt Dan Thompson from
the Nogales, Ariz, authorities, re-
nmaa-al his nrra.-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-21
BLACK-DRAUGHT
Rev. J. M. Brown, Of

Rev. J. M. Brown, Of
Blairsville, Ga, writes:
/ have used Black
Draught for 30 years
with much benefit Find It
good in different stages Of
colo. Good for torpid liver.
Taken at bed time, It in
duces good, restful sleep. |
find 1t fine for indigestion
and in generally tOning up
the system. Itpays to keep
Black-Draught on hand in
cases Of emergency. | truly
recommend Black-Draught
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-21

OF great human appeal IN which Miss
Talmadge finds full scope for her
wonderful ability.
Tomorrow the Grecian theater pre-
sents Gladys Leslie, the Sunshine
Girl, "a FitaEraph's screen version Of
the great New York stage success,
"A Stllch ln Tlme.r-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-21

Norma Talmadge in The Social
Secretary IS being shown az the
Grecian theater today for the last
and final time II you have not seen
this picture. don't overlook this last
and final opportunity. II is a story
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-21
ETHEL CLAYTON-ALHA1InRA.

Ethel clayton. the pretty and justly
popular star, achieves new fame IN
her latest photoplay, 'FicEy Van.
which is al the Alhambra today.
'Vicky VAN is a rafting good de-
tective story taken from the story Of
the popular writer. Carolyn Wells,
and is the best st0is in which Miss
Clayton has yet been featured.
In "Viclzy Van" Miss Clayton plays
a dual role, that Of the wife OF Ran
dolph Schuyler and the mysterious
''Nicky Nan.' whose entertainments
are the talk OF the town When her
husband attends one OF the Bohemian
entertainments her identity IS dis
covered, and Randolph is killed while
attacking his wife. The air Of mys-
terry is deepened by the complete dis
appearance Of "Ficky van and a
noted detective is called in TO solve
the mystery. What follows makes
one OF the most thrilling and enter
tanning plays seen IN many a day.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-21
TODAY'S ADJUSTMENTS


WIGWAM-NEW PICkFORD FILM.
Today Is the last chance 10 see
Little Mary Pickford at the Wig
wan in her latest production, Cap
tain Kidd, Jr" This is the only re-
lease by Miss Pickrord since Septem-
Der. The picture is a pleasing one
with many humorous scenes in L. A
very laxative parrot furnishes a lot
OF fun The story is taken fEsm Mrs
Rida Johnson foung's wen known
stage success. The children viii be
delighted with the picture. Be sure
10 bring them.
Tomorrow the Wigwam viii show
THE Craving" This picture. q is
claimed BY its producers. Is one Of the
most remarkable ever put upon a
screen. 1t Is described as being a
Photographic marvel IN some places
there are quadrupie exposure and the
most novel effects are seen Beautiful
women climb from a wine glass Ia a
mans hands are poured out OF a bot
tie into the wine glass, where they
swim around; they are seen under a
water glass. IN smoke. and confront
him wherever he looks.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-21
EW ANGLO-cHIEAN PACT
.nnN m M nrrrfErsns

washington. ID. c.. Nay 11.--AdVices
to the state department from chile to-
day reported a new five year arbltra-
ton treaty between Chile and Great
Britain 20 be presented % the Chilean
CONGRESS In June for ratification.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-21
Uses Truck and Roadster
To More to AtLanta. Ga.

Atlanta. Ca, May 31--Joseph F'ullz.
movinE from New Jersey 20 Atlanta,
loaded al his furniture and fittings OF
a five-room bungalow into his four
ton motor truck. stocked q roadster
with accessories and started overland
The truck Is in North Carolina and
viii finish the trip when the roads dry
up from the recent heavy rainfalls.
The truck bears a large sign reading:
-Headin' South for Atlanta
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-21
KILLED By NINE ENPLOsION.

san Diego. Cal. May 21-Lieut
Frank Bruce, commander Of the Unit
ed states mine sweeper Bobolink. was
killed b. the explosion Of q mine IN
the North sea on May 16, according to
a telegram received BY his wife here.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-21
MINING CLAIMS IN GRAND
CANYON RESERVE REFUSED

Phoenix. Arlz.. Nay 21.-After drag
ging through the courts FOR four years
during which time evidence was pro-
duced that went back rs years, the
refusal Of the local land office 70
grant mining claims i'm the Grand
Cenyon reserve TO Ralph Cameron has
been affirmed by the general land Of
flee at Washington
The plaintiff asserted that the
claims in question, located in the
Tusaysn national forest. contained
valuable deposits Of platinum
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-21
H. b. DURREE. FORMER OFFICIAL
OF ~, uERE. nEILRNs 10 I. ;.

New York. May 2L-Howard 3
Durkce. formerly general secretary. OF
the T. 81 e. A. in El Pasn. and who
has been on y. d. C. A. work with
the American expeditionary forces.
has arrived here from France. He is
accompanied by Airs. Durkee.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-21
Torpid Liver

torpid or inactive liver causes many ailments, due 10
the posons left in the system which the liver ought TO
filter out
Constipation Is one Of the results Of torpid liver ard often
results in sick bilious headache gas pain and other disagree
able symptoms
The herbs and roots Of which Thedfords Blac-Draughtis
composed act in natural stimulating manner on the liver and
soon help to put it into good working order again.
For upwards Of 70 years BaekDaugh has been in use for
just such troubles and has given constant satisfaction to its thou
sands Of ussrs.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-21

Reports from Hillsboro, n. n, are
20 the effect that John r. Moffitt has
developed a rich vein Of silver ore in
his comnany's Virginia claim, In the
Kingston section OF that county.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-27
OFFICERS hit
BY C0MPERS
At HEARING
| a Dor President Condemns
Pennsylvania Authorities,

WASHINGTON, Sept. 27vThe is
sue IN the nationwide steel strike
was defined today by Samuel Gompcr,,
president Of the American Federation
OF Labor. as recognition OF the right
OF employees TO be heard. 10 ofgani1,
and TO have some voice in determining
conditions under which they labor"
Appearing as labor's second witness
in the senate labor committees in
yestlga,lon OF the steel strike. presl-
den, Compcrs drew from his exper-
iencc as chairman of the first com
mtiee to organize The steel industry
and traced the history OF organized
labors effort to unlonire the steel
workers. When he finished the com
mittee adjourned until next Wednes-
day. at which time Judge Gary, chair
man OF the United States Steel cor
poration, ha, promised to appear.
President GompeS condemned I'm
sparinely civic auihori,ie, in the west.
ern Pennsylvania steel ccnterS and
repeated many of the charges made
before the committee Yesterday nv
John Fitzpatrick, chairman OF the
strikers committee
Full responsibility for the strike he
laid a, the door oi Judge Garv who
could have fopped il. he ,ald, by
granting conference 20 'hr strike
committee.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-27
Both Sides Mit
Move OF Other

PITTSBURGH, Pa. Ser, 1-N
The close OF the fifth day Of the steel
workers strike found each side in tho
great industrial struggle apparently
waiting for the other 20 make the
next move. There were no notable
changes and from information CLEANED
from the headquarters OF the strikers
national committee and from the OF
fices Of the larger steel companies ~
the Pittsburgh district, no material
Developments arc expected before
Monday.
Representative. ~ several large
corporations, including the Carnegie
Steel company, LEI i, be known tha,
they look for big influx of men
when the whistles blow Monday
morning. II was con,ended by them
that the strikers would then have had
week Of idlenes, and finding ,ha,
large number OF men are still at
work and their own funds getting low.
, thousands would change their minds
and seek their old iobs.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-27
war PREDICTED
between ITALY
AND JUCO-SLAvS
Prince Says Outbreak viii
Come Before March,

NEW YORK. Sept, Z,-There viii
be war between 'taly and lugo-
Slavia before next March. accord
Ing to a prediction made las, nigh,
by Prince Lazarovitch- -Hrebeliano-
witch. The prince, who is a journal
ist OF wide reputation and one OF the
leaders in America OF the Jugo- Slavs
declared that the .fiume and Dal-
irstian controversies will be respou
siblc for starting a clash between
the countries named,
Greece. he predicted, will throw her
support to his country in the event
OF such a conflict. Further, he de-
clared that woman, the Duchess d
Aosta. is chiefly responsible for the
critical situation. her ambition to
wear a crown being at the bottom OF
the matter.
iialy's present ruler will either alb
dicate or be dcposed and the duke
d'Aos,a will ascend the Italian throne
shortly before the clash with lugo-
Slavia, the prince predicted. adding
that the duke and certain persons
close to the vatican are directly sup
porting Gabrielle d'Annunrio in his
seizure Of Plume and hi, attempt to
secure control Of Jugo-Slav territory.
The entire levant has excited the Gu
pidity OF certain Italian financiers
who are keen to secure financial and
economic control, the prince declared.
The Jugo-Slav republican alliance
which meets in convention Sunday a,
Cleveland, will send delegation TO
the home country. Of which delegation
he expects 10 be a member, the prince
said, with a million dollar fund col
lectcd in America, TO sid the Jugo-
.S&vs in working for republican
~ &ernment and resisting Italy.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-27

lip. a, | remembered how often N.
crude phrase was upon his lips.
"II- did speak Of the orders" | a..
firwed unwinklngly saving my con
'cinge ~ih the remembrance that
upon our motor ride home he had
sad that hr work was picking up
most encouragingly Md you are
utterly mistaken. mother IN your
theory that DiCky and | have had any
dl'agteemert over Alice Hpicombc "
We'll n n wasn't she It was some
thing else" she asserted s,ubbornly.
Il know 'bc clrmdfks Of a row when
! sec them bot Of course. 4 you
make mp your mind no, 10 say any
thing, why J suppose you'll be as
mulish as You generally are Now
never mind standing on one foot IN
your hurry 10 get away. want 70
hear all about Nha, happened today
/ feel Il IN my bones that something
mighty unpleasant, is going 20 develop
from that womau', death
"Your premoni,ion :, justified this
time" said Iiiily "Mr stock
bridge va, arrested this afternoon
upon suspicion Of having killed his
Hiic."
You don't tell me" ,he exclaimed
her face and eyes alight With 'he IN
,hugias,ic interest with which she I'M
yariably greeiS a mystery.
Dicky more than once has re.
naked irrevercntly that The old
dear ought TO have been sob sister
on yellow journal. she had such ar
eye ior people wel'erius in their
gore" and the ludlcrous phrasms
.amc back 10 me as ! saw the
qutrulous lines fade ont ol her face
| leaving u purposeiul animated ! saN
HI'h a ln,le thrill Of re',c' that she
/ had forgotten all about the affair
peaceful or qusrrcl,ome. OF Dick
and me. resolved TO crafty her ap
petite ior thrills to the utmost OF M
ability.
TO this end 7 drew a chair nea
her, and sitting down, told her a
much of Milly Stoekbrldge's story a
| dared wi,hou, be,raying how init
mate was MY knowledge Of tn,
tragedy and the event, leading up Il
il. then related Alice Holcombe', &C
count OF the coroner's inquest
tired 10 make my friends con
| nec,ion with the affair as sketchy a
possible: though, that ! had sue
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-27
Storm Warnings
Are Questioned

NEW ORLEANS. Sept. H.-Dr. /
VI. Cline, dis,rie, fofeoas,er, declared
today IN connection with the demand
originating a, Houston, 1exa'. for
investigation of the storm warnings
issued BY the weather bureau here
during the fecen, tropical hurricane.
that his office had fulfilled US duty
IN repeating warnings issued at the
central office a, Washington 10 bureau
and display stations on the Texas
coast authorized 10 receive them.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-27
Colonel Holbrook on Duty.

SAN ANTONIO, Texas, Sept y.
Col William A. Holbrook, recently
appointed as chief OF staff Of the
southern department, assumed his du-
ties a, For, sam Houston today, re-
l,eving Col w T. Johnston, who has
been chief Of staff under MAJOR Gen.
Joseph 7. Dickman and a number OF
former department commanders here.
Colonel Johnston has no, been as
signed to duty yet and will remain
here pending orders.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-27

ceed,d until after | had finished and
my mo,her-ln-law had relaxed some
what from the bfea,hle'S attention
with which she had followed my
story, she sad cauNioally:
"lf that red headed friend of yours
doesn't look out she'll ind herself
held A. an accessory or whatever they
call =. She seems 20 be making an
lS-oafa, IDIOT Of herself For my part
wouldn't pu, It past her 70 have
slipped something iu the other NO
mans yea at that Whais the mat
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-27
Chronic Lingering
Diseases

Oklahoma City has one OF the mos
perfectly appointed institutions tor
tho administering Of lntravcnous So
lutions, serums, etc.
A non.surgical institution for the
treatment Of chronic diseases for
women and men.
Hundreds OF testimonials on file.
Special attention given to the treat
nneut Of ineipient Tuberculosis,
6rishts disease. Diabetes, Goitre,
Stosnlch and Intestinal trouble, Nerv.
- diseases, Rheumatism, etc,
rtSeably the only institution in the
|Southwest where the French 9i4 ,,n
D 0bsained. Call for booklet The
Inter State Doctors, N2 Herskowi,a
6ullding, Oklahoma City. Okla.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-27

knew my face mus, have betrayed
the inexpllcable feeling which had re-
CURED ~ me at the commonplace
phrase 'ihe other woman's tea
which my mother in-law had used,
Why should be haunted at evefi
turn by the memory Of Milly Stoch
bridges hands reaching out greed'l
for tho packet, of tea which ] had OF,
iered her at the ,choolhouse the last
day had seen her alive
Bu, not to my mo,her.in.law ooul(
! ,onilde my psychic horrors.
II opyrlghN.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-27
SUFFRAGE TEST SUIT
IN TEXAS IS LOST

WACO, Texas. sept. H--Holdng
that legal recourse could he had
through contest OF an election par,ic-
ipated in by women voters, District
Judge Richard l. Munroc today dis
missed the appeal of Tom II Hamil-
ton, who sough, 10 enjoin Tax Col
lector Lee Davis from issuing poll
tax receipts 10 women voters.
The court said, however, that i,
had no hcsi,aney in saying" that had
it been required to pass on the con
aitu,ional,y Of the law, il would
have held il unconstitutional. in the
absence OK state or federal consti.
tutIonal amendment giving women
primary suffrage.
The Texas legislature Of lo7
passed the law giving women primary
suffrage. and The Injunction WIS
sought by Hamilton in an effort TO
test lis constl,u,ionaliiy
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-27
1920 VOTE ESTIMATE
IS THIRTY.SIX MILLION

ATLANTIC CITY, y. J, Sept. 27.
Estimates by the executive commit
tee of the democratic national COM
ml'tee. which were given out last
nigh, make the total vote a, the next
. esiden,ial election abou, 100000
as against 100000 in 1910.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-27
TWAS EVER THUS.

Paris wearing gowns which they carry rolled up IN
hauds-fashion note.
The cave man remarked 10 his bride,
As he lovingly paed her cheek
1--WE brought you dinosaurs hide
To wear TO the party next week"
But the lady replied with pout.
That never will answer at all.
Those dinosaur skins have gone out
They are all wearing beat-sk,ns this fan
The cave man, the following spnng
Observed, with q satisfied air,
"You dear little, queer little thing
I've brought you bear akin to wear
But the lady remarked II suppose
must try to be happy and smile,
In dowdy and cumber rsome clothes
When nothing but fox is in style
The cave man. when summer round
Or opped into her boudot to say
My love, you'll be handsomely govned
In the fox -pel brough, you today"
But the lady replied with tear
Expressive Of bitter Distress
Tho fur OF rabbit this year
Is all that Is worn for a dress
The cave procured her hare
And said In q sinister tone,
There's something you say you can s.sl
You can take II or leave II alone"
Bu the lady replied in . huff,
"Why bring me that great horrid brute
when the skin OF q mole 10 enough
To make me beautiful sut1"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-27
My Heart and
My Husband
By Adele Garrison.


Msdge.
NOR moment as / CARED upon the
i blank sheet oi paper which Dlcky
had seen 'u 10 in,losc m the en-
tl1pe he had given his mother iof
me ] saw red no primitive feminine
fashion and could have ,hreked nv
anger and humiliation AZ the tr,k ny
husband had played uyor me
Then a, remembered that the
keen eye, OF my mothef-ln.law were
iNcdly watching me. | controlled my
wrath with an effort Of will power
that COS, me more than ! realized.
laughed lightly as ] cfunpei the
paper IN my hand
poor Dlcky" ! said c1relcss,y Il
wonder # nothing will ever el'c him
oi being absen, minded. | suppose he
/, carrying the note t. me around in
his poke, under the impression that
Il is ,heel Of blank paper. Nhlle he
has put no writing at all into tins
envelope
Madge Gets a Cue.
"Do ! look Ike a iooli" vas my
molhcr-u laws response to THIS con-
lrjhu,'on Of mine. YOU'D better own
up the whole thing. Richard simply
handed me that note in orde- 20 pull
the wool oycr my cycs. But gumM
"hc never ha, been able to do u yet
and Inn not quite iu my dotage al
though ,Du and be probably think
that ! am so. you've had a disgrace
iul row. and don't wonder Richard
'r.ei TO get ou, OF J, by pretending
he mad such a rush OF orders on that
Ne couldn't get home TO sleep for a
ronth said a 10, OF them had come
in yesterday and that he had told
YOU about them
bless ny stars ior"my mother-in-
laws garrulty She had given me my
cue II Dicky had betrayed no mixing
oi our disagreement | assuredly
should not BE- the one 70 spill the
beans" In spite OF my anger at HIM
| could not help lwiilhng Of my
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-27

Give no, thy tongue too great a
liberty, lest i, take thee prisoner
Ouarles.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-27

lCopyright. 1918. Ben syndles,. Inc ]
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-10-11
MAYNARD VzDALEN jest JEN 5lS
MIL Cd Gle.
TRI LETCE Cd ZAPADU DOSTIHLI
BRYAN, O.
MOVE NESTESTf V BUFFALO.

Chicago, 10. ffjna. = VeSkery zaiem mlovnku AWAIT
ck6ho sportu prpoutan jest porucka Maynarda enz
vede Zavodniky ec MneOy, L. pacifickemu pobreM,
nad6i sati sampionem tchomofskeho pObrez
New 1orku ma pax kaptan Smith Kazdy Mich normal
mich pom6ru doshne vytteneho cie liz Ultra.
kaptan Smith nema vSak vt6zstv tax jist6 iako May
nard ekoz diva sportOvn sOupef jsou dos MIN.
VGera byl dokonce predlenu porucfkem Keem maiorem
Spatzem kef pred MIN doet6li do Bryan, o. kde vchni
tf prenocovaI
Poruck Maynard letaci faraf ak sportovnfci pre-
Zdivaii vu eho duhovnimu povoan soukromem zivot6,
jest stale prnim &C druhy nm kapan Drayon jest ien
sto mil pozadu. Prvn6jsmu zbyva jeSte mil
Francska ktere hoda uraz drive nez zapadne dnesni
sunce Vcera dosthl Saldura Utah. odud
covani sc vyda cestu k posledni met6.
Bohuze doSo letu k dasmu nestestf sce jiz pa
temu dnes odpoedne Buffalu kdyz aeroplan els "a. ii
zeny maiorem Sneedem by ma Curtsoyf poll zncen
hode pozoroyatel sroje Worth y. sneed
trpe hlayn6 otfesem aG inak vazneii zran6n nebyl