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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-18
The Victory Garden
FOR TRIMMINGS, OKRA
FOR SOIP

FOR SOUP.
90 A DAINTY plant is the ivy green. %
n sang the poet. but a far daintier
plant and more useful is parsley, says
today's bulletin from the National
war garden commission OF Washing
ton Parsley puts the finishing
touches on plates OF meat fish and
other dishes. and adds a distinctive
flavor to soups It is also pleasant
TO nibble on and is liked in sand
witches by some people A free garden
book will be sent to any reader Of The
FL Paso Herald who writes TO the
commission Enclose a two cent
stamp for postage.
Parsley is easily grown. and only a
few plants are needed for the aver
age family. The best way 70 start
the plants is in a seedboL or in a hot
bed or coldtrame A small seedbOZ
or a flower pot in the home is per-
haps most convenient Use rich soil
and after soaking the seeds in warm
water for a couple OF hours plant
them one eighth inch deep. When one
or two inches high transplant to a
specially prepared place in the gar
den where the ground is fine and rich
Pick the leaves as needed for gar
nishing, etc. and the plants viii grow
all season II a coldframe can be used
for this crop the plants viii live over
winter and leaves may be picked ar
any time
OlCra. or gumbo. soup IS relished In
most homes and should be used more
widely than II is. since the plant Is
easily grown. Plant oizra OF gumbO
seeds one inch deep. scattered a few
inches apart in rows three to four
feet apart for the small varieties. and
four TO five feet apart for the larger
kinds A few plants will be enough
II they are grown for family use only.
When the plants are a few inches
high thin out the poorest ones, leav-
ing the best ones IS 10 "a inches
apart. Give good cultivation. so as 10
get large. productive plants.
Okra likes a rich, loamy soil The
pods are used for food mostly for
soup. Gather them while young. crisp
and tender Do not let any Of the
pods ripen unless you want to save
seed In this case. let some OF the
fan crop ripen, being sure 10 use all
OF the tender pods up TO that time.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-18
BRYAN RECEIVERS IN TIME
FOR 59TH ANNIVERSARY

Washington. D. C.. March 1s.-Wm-
]. Bryan. who has been III for several
weeks at the home Of friends here.
had recovered sufficiently today TO
join Mrs Bryan at a Baltimore hotel.
where tomorrow they viii celebrate
Mr. Bryan's 59th anniversary Mrs.
Bryan also has been I'll and only to-
day was able TO leave a hospital IN
Baltimore.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-18
MORESERIOUS now

Than Ever Before Because Of War
Reduced Reserve Strength.
The war has been far-reaching in
its effects. II has caused worry and
anxiety in every home, and has af-
fected the health Of every family. It
has aggravated chronic troubles. in
creased their tenacity, and made all
Spring ailments more serious
As q result. a blOOd-purifying
stomach-toning Spring medicine is
more necessary this year than ever.
People still take Hoods Sarsapa-
riIla because Il is an old family
friend, has proved its merit to three
generations-as Spring and all
fhe-year-round medicine in purify
ing the blood, expelling humOrs. re-
storing appetite, relieving rheuma-
tism, banishing that tired feeling
It combines roots, barks. herbs. and
berries often prescribed by physi-
clans for Spring ailments Of the
blood. stomach, liver and kidneys.
Hoods Pills are a good cathartic--
Adv
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-18
INCOME TAX DELINOUENTS
MAY YET AVOID PENALTY

Washington. D. C., March Is
Persons who neglected to pay the
first instalment Of income taxes last
Saturday have lost the instalment
payment privilege and must now pay
their entire tax upon demand OF a rev
enue collector.
To avoid the penalty OF Is per cent,
in addition to the regular tax. persons
who failed 10 file returns Saturday
may now submit belated returns with
a sworn statement Of the reason for
delinquency. without this the PEN
atty Will be imposed.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-18
When You're Bald, Don't Worry;
God Made It That Way; Accept 1t

- a. nHa1Hill-1lil
AND 1 know q girl
WHO HAS hair on her chin.
AND REFERS to herself.
as A bearded lady.
AND LAUGHS about It.
AND DOESN'T mind
AND SHE'S married. too.
To A very fine man
WHO'S As bald as a bat
AND IT looks to me
THAT THE greater afflicuou
IS IN being sensitive
GOD PUT the hair there
AND YOU should worry
1 THANK you
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-18

Long Beach, n. Y. March 1S=A
warrant for the arrest Of DIT. Walter
X. wilkins. OF this place. charging
him with the murder OF his wife at
their home February %, was issued
last night. at the instance Of district
attorney Weeks. Of Nassau county. A
general search is being made for DR..
wilkins, who is said 10 have disap-
reared.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-18
ITCHING Burning
ECZEMA ON CHEST.
Also On Face. Lost Rest At
Night, Cuticura Healed.

Eczema started on my chest with
itching and burning, and my face
was also affected. The eczema was
in a rash and the skin was sore, red,
and rough. The itching and burn
ing caused me to initiate the affected
parts by scratching and I lost my rest
at night. This trouble lasted about
two years.
Il used several remedies but with
out help. Then used Cuticura Soap
and Ointment, and now I am COM
Pletely healed" (Signedl ]. P. R.
Skies, R. F. D. ), Glennvilie, Ca,
Aug. %, 1918.
Cutcura Soap, Ointment and Tai
cum are all you need for your skin
and all toilet and nursery uses
Eszpls Eash Frss By Nj Addrsss post-ezrs.
"outieurl. Dept 4. BoIton-" Sold everywhere
Soap &c Ointment 3 and Soc Ialeun x
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-18

THERE'S a man.
-.z O.. 49,
AND sOnEIHlNO happened
TO THIS mans hair.
Avn A bald snot came
on ONE side Of his head.
All, NICE and shiny.
IKE billiard han.
Avn v-ou q vvbf1s
re. RE-pTrsFD n 90 ont
no oTHFp homes
~
Am yvoT7T,Dy,T 20 to the +beater.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-18

CALEM BARLOW took his banjo over
- to the Ticlville depot Tuesday
afternoon and played while the train
came in.
Clab Hancock has a larger pair Of
shoes. He says he don't mind anybody
stepping on his foot If they viii notify
him beforehand
Atlas Peck has had his dilapidated
old buggy reprinted so that he can
pass It off on the public as a new one,
but 1t still rattles. Atlas has been Sc
verely criticized by some Of the church
gOers on account Of such trickery, but
he says lots Of women do the same
thing and get away with It
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-18
4 Line O. Cheer
Each Day O. The Year
BY JOHN KENDRICK BANGS.


It's sadly true that what IS writ IS
writ,
Nor can you change a single line OF II
II stands. your record there
For good or evil. be II dark or fair,
But true as that may be It's also true
And II the die for evil has been cast
It holds the story only OF the past
The future yet remains. and II you
viii
Its pages all unsullied you may iii
With deeds OF honor high 20 blot
away
The record Of that evil yesterday.
Copyright. 1918 by the Mcclure
Newspaper Syndicate.)
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-18
Military Goods

Men who remain in service are reminded that we
are headquarters for Military Goods. Our stock
Of Insignia Is one Of the largest IN the U. S. In
fat we maintain a complete Military Quitting
Establishment. We sell both wholesale and retail
Prompt attention to mail orders.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-18

Heals the Throat and Cures the Cough
HAYES HEALING HONEY Price 35c.
for Chest Colds. Head Colds and Group
Is enclosed with every bottle.-Adv
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-18
FL Paso Ranger Oil Co.

Neither the Ell PASo RANGER OIL COMPANY or the
Underwriting Syndicate have at any any
intention Of advancing the price Of the stock.
The stock Will advance itself, it's merits,
have sold out, later than
Thursday the Goth.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-18

THE young lady across the way says
l she saw in the paper that Capt. Ed
die RickenbacBer wore nine citations
and she supposes one has to dress
warmly up there.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-18
Spring Styles

Special displays vii be made this week of the cor
rect styles in Mems Suits. In the new waist seam
styles for young men, We show seven distinct
models. Conservative styles for older men are
also shown IN a wide range of choice suits Prices
range SIS to sos.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-18
New
Hats

Mossant the Chapeau De
Luxe-and Stetson Hats are
shown IN all the new Spring
shapes and colors.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-18

Special attention Is called to the fact that our new
Spring Suit models have been designed to fit men
who have been in the service.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-18

Than Ever Before Because Of War
Reduced Reserve Strength.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-08
GOODBY,"
WOMEN'S
TROUBLES

III. torturer and dlscomfcrts u
we,k lame sni aching back. .wolsu
feet nnd LIMBS weakness, dlGuneus
nausea a. rule have their origin in
kidney trouble, not female complaints 4"
These srnrrsl symptoms Of kidney and
bladder disease are well tnovn-so 10
the remtir.
NeIt ume you feel a twinEe Of pam
In the back or are troubled with bead.
'chs indigestion. insomnl,, irritation
IN the bladder or pain In thr IONS and
lower abdomen, you -ill find quick and
sure reh,t In GOLD MEDAL Hsarlem
On Capsules This old and tried rem
edy Tor kidney trouble and allied de.
Isngements has ltood the test for hun.
dreds OF yssts II does the work
Pains and troubles walsh and new life
and health will come as yos continu.
their use. When completely restored
10 your usual viEsr. contisae taking q
capsule or TIVE tAhA day,
GOLD MEDAL Haarlem OIL Cap
sulss arr imported from III. lsborato.
res st Hssriem, Holland DO not ae.
eept . substtsts- In ssisd boxes
0rss akA
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-08

lion tho German. government
further agrees 10 build merchant
ships for tho account Of the allies to
The amount oc not exceeding zoo
600 tons gross annually during the
next nv" years All ships used for
inland nav lgn'ion taken bv Germany
frorc~ih" allies are to b" rcstu
within two months. 'hr amount or
loss not covered by HIih restitution to
y" mad" by tho ccEaion of me Ger
man river fleet w 90 % per cent
thereof
In order 20 effect payment nv de-
ll'"rics In knd Germany IA re
qulrcd. Tor a limited number of
years varying In tho case ~ each,
70 deliver coal. coat tar products.
dycHiuffs and chemical drugs In
spr'ifi" amounts To- the TepHra'Ipu
commission Tho commission may
so modify tho conditions ~ delivery
as not tu interfere undu.y with Cor.
nanya irdusuInl requirements The
dcNNcrl'H u' coal are based largely
upon m" Urirripl" Of making good
d,mlruuurH IN the production of the
all.'i countries resulting from the
war.
Devastated areas Germany ur-
doruHcs 20 devote her economic re-
sources directly 10 the physical ro-
storntion Of the invaded areas The
ropararon commission iy authorized
in require 0"ruany 10 replace tn"
dosiroycd articles by the delivery ~
animals. machinery etc, existing
in Germany and TO manufacture
materials required for rcConstruc-
ti"n purposes all with duo Cousld
'rn'lou for Gcrmunys domestic re
luironcnts.
Germany IL 10 restore within six
months the Koran ~ the Chiph
OihoWan formerly ~ Medina. 10
ihe king ~ the HcdlAk and tho
skull of The sultan Dkwawa. formerly
IN German East Africa 20 his
liriaunlC wDcsiy's government The
German government is also to rc
store to tho French government cor
'ain papers taken nv tho German
authorities in 1870. belonging then TO
VI lRcuher, and 10 restore the French
flags taken during the war Of 1870
and 1877
Finance Powers TO which Ger
man territory g. Ccdcd viii assume
a certain portion OF the German
pre- war debt, the amount 10 bc
ftrd by the rcparilious commission
on the basis ~ the ratio between
the revenue and or the ccded terri
tory and Gormany's total revenues
for the three years preceding the
war In view however. OF the
special circumstances by which Al.
SAGE Lorraine was separated from
France In 1874, when Germany re-
fused 20 accept any par, OF the
French republic debt. France viii
not assume any part of Germauy's
prc-War debt there, nor viii Poland
share in certain German debts IN
CURED for the oppression of Poland
II the value OF the German public
property In coded territory exceeds
the amount ~ debt assumed the
states 10 which property coded give
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-08
BlACK-DRAUGHT A
FAMILY MEDICINE.
Some Kind Of Stomach Trou.
bic With Cramps and Ter
rible Pains Made This
Oklahoma Mans Life
Miserable Until Black
Draught Relieved
Him.

'hickasha, OKLA Mrs y w
walker recently said thl. w. us,
hlHoNOprnuFht ~ a family medicine
and think II is tho only liver medi.
cine made Nv husband makes II,
M AND usce H. ns toni, A. well rs a
LAXATIVE use II Tor headache. sour
stomach fu,l heavy feeling nftcr
meals. which 7 suppose 10 tndis--.
uon. and 70 certainly does me lot
Of good
My husband mad some Mind ot
stomach trouble We don't know lust
what II would strike him iust any
time In thc day and cramp or pa n
him Just terribly bad Someone told
him how TO make tea OF Rack
Draught which he did II did him
~ much good. It removed 'hr cause
and cured him since then we have
praised the MACK Draught to our
friends, and GLADLY do ~"
Seventy wears 81 successful u-.
has made Thedfords Rack prauEht
a standard. household remedy Evcry
mem Der OF the family at times needs
the help that Black Draught can
sivo in cleansing tho system and
preventing or relieving t,- troubles
that come, from constIpr jnii-
ge-ticn. ls'ry lver etc
Try Rack Draught Sold by all
aruGlLaNA
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-08

powers TO postpone al annul the
uhove deliveries should they interfere
unduly with the industrial require
ments OF Germany
Germany aCoords option to the
comm ission OF dycstuffs and chem
ical drugs, including quininc up to
so per cent OF the total stock in
German at the dine the treaty comes
into force. and similar option dur
ing each six months to end OF i92I
up TO 2j per cent OF previous SIX
months output.
Germany rcnounces all title to
specified cables. value uf sIch as
wcro privately owned heing credited
TO her against rcparation indebted
ness.
As rcpsration for the destruction
OF the library Of Louvain. Germany
is TO hand over manuscripts, carly
printed books, prints, etc, to the
equivalent OF those destroyed.
In addition 10 the above Ger
many is 10 hand over to Belgium
wings now In Berlin belonging to
tho altar piece OF the Alteration OF
the Lamb by Hubert and Jan Van
Eyck the center OF which is now In
the church OF Saint Bay6 at Ghent
and the wings now in Berlin and
Munich OF tho altar piece Of the
Last supper by Dirk Bouts, the cen
ter OF which belongs to the church
OF St Peter at Louvain."
SECTION EIGHT
Economic clauses. Customs. For
"A period OF six months Germany shall
impose no tariff duties higher than
the lowest In force In 1914, and for
certain agricultural products wines
vegetable oils artificial silk and
washed or secured wool this reStric-
tiOn obtains for two and half years
or for five years unless further cN-
tended hy the league OF nations Ger
many must give most favored ma.
ton treatment TO the allied and as
bOCiated powers She shall impose
no customs tariff for five years on
goods originating In Alsacc Lorraine
and for three years on goods oriEi-
mating in former German territory
ccdcd 20 Poland. with tho right OF
observation OF a similar exception for
LuNemDurg
shipping Ships Of the allied and
associated powers shall for five years
and thereafter under conditions OF
reciprocity. unless the league OF ma
tions otherwise decides, enjoy the
came rights IN German ports as Ger
man vessels and have most favored
nation treatment in fishing, coastinS
trade and towage. even IN territorial
waters. Ships OF country having
no sea coast may he registered at
some one place within It's territory.
Unfair conditions. Germany un-
derthkcs to give the trade Of the al
lies and associated powers adequate
safeguards against unfair competi-
ton and In particular 10 suppress
the use Of false wrappinFs and mark
ings and on condition OF reciprocity
to respect the laws and judicial de
cisiOns OF allied and associated
states. In respect Of regional appel
lations OF wines and spirits.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-08

credit on rcparA'ion for me excess
WIN mo exception or Sisaro bor-
vain" Mandatory powers Will not
assume any German debts or giy"
any credit for German government
property Germany rcununtcs All
right of representation on, or con
troll OF, state hanks commissions,
or other similar international IL
uhnCiHl and economic organizations.
Germany N required to pay the
total cost Of the armies OF ocCupa
ton from the time OF the arm.st.cc
AZ long ~ they az" maintained in
German territory. this cost 20 he a
first charge on her resources The
cost Of rcparduon Is the next charge
after making such provisions for
pay ymcnts for imports as the allies
may deem necessary
Deliver Up Deposits
Germany ~ 10 deliver 10 the al
l'cd and associated powers All sums
deposited In Germany hy Turkey and
Austria Hungary In connection win
he financial support extended by
h,r "a them during the war. and to
transfer 10 tho allies all claims
against Austria Hungary. Bulgaria
or Turkey In connection win agree
ucns made during tho war. Ger
many confirms the renunCiation OF
'hc treaties OF bucharest and
RrCSt-IitoVsk
on the request of the reparation
commission, Germany Will eNpro-
pirate any rights or interests OF her
nationals IN puhlis utilities In coded
territories or those administered ny
mdndatOrics and In Turkey. China.
Russia, Austria Hungary and Bul-
garia, and transfer them to the
rcparation commission. which will
credit her with their value.
Germany guhratees 10 repay to
Brazil the fund arising from tho "a
Of the ralo coffee which she refused
to allow Brazil 70 withdraw from
Germany.
Germany further binds herself TO
repay all sums borrowed by Belgium
from her allies as result of Ger
uany's violation of the treaty or
1879 up To November II. 1918, and
for this purpose viii issue at once
and hand over to the rcparatiou
commission per cent gold bonds
falling due In 1926"
'Germany is TO deliver annually
for 10 years 10 France coal equIya-
lent to the differences between an
nual prcwar output of Nord and
Pas de CALAIS mines and annual pro.
ductious during above l0-year
,eriod Germany further gives op-
tons over 10 years for delivery OF
7 600 600 tons Of coal per year to
France m addition TO the above OF
x 0OC coo tons to Belgium and OF
an amount rising from four and a
hHr million tons In 1919 to 1870. to
eight and "A hair million tons In 1923
10 1924 to Italy at prices to he fixed
rs prescribed IN the treaty. Coke
may bc taken m place of coal IN ratio
NJ three tons to four Provision is
also mare for delivery TO France over
three years OF hcnzol coal tar and OF
ammonia. The commission has
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-08

Treatment Of nations d.
shhif impose no cxGrpl,5n.. Nfi
restrictions upon tho r.,.,n''i %
the allied and assoc4atoi ,' 81
Per'od OF flNe Nears, and l!g'... -.
.'abue or nations acts. Tor to 80,
tiohaI i've years. German r,,Ios''
shall not continue to attach in
ION who has become nation, ~
allied or associated state
conventions Ilcncwcd
"u u't!Idl'raI convention, &
40 multllaterial conventior. '"V'
ne"ed between Germany ,.4 a. W
IIed and associated poy,-. g.
special conditions are atf,,,., oA
germany r. rcadmission q, VI
As 10 postal and tplrg-,ohI, VA
Nentions Germany must n,, Sh.
10 make reciprocal agrcr,-.,.,. ''1'
the now states, she must .... wa
respects the io-tclegr,rh''
Fention TO provisional r.I,. "'.
communicated 10 her ana ,tba,.
IN" new convention WHOM
lated. In the North .,, t..
aud North sea liquor train. ,o,,-'N
ton. rights OF inspection and ,.r'
over associated fishing n..r, 'yu' ,s.'
ne exercised for at Least ~.
only by vessels of these power, 4,
10 the international railway U,.,.
she shan adhere 10 tho new CONT.
ton when formulated
China As to the Chircse ,r,..
tariff arrangement. tho arrarrsm..
Of 1905 regarding Whtrrro, ".
The RoXer indemnity or 1907 F~,n..
Portugal and Roumaula. ,s io ,t.
Hague convention Of 1909 r,IliIrr,,
civil procedure. and Grrt p,,e...
and the United States a. &, go
3 OF the Samoan treaty Of l.1I
relieved OF all Obligation ia,'.,
Germany
Hilateral treaties. Bach ,n..
and associated state NAV rorsu -.
treaty with Germany insofar as 80,
sistent with the peace treat. t,
ing notice within SIX r,o,,,,
Treaties entered INTO rv ,,,r,,,..
since August !. with Other cn,,,,
states and before or since ,n., a.,
with ltoumania, Russia and rovsr,
m"nA representing parts ~ p,,,.
are ahrogatnd and nm. ror,...i.'
granted under pressure D.. p,,,.
10 German subjects aunul.,d ~
aliied ana associated states an. =,
enjoy most favored nation tre,,n,,.
under treaties entered into hy r.,.
many and other enemy states b,,o,.
August l. 1914. and under ,reaus
entered into by Germany and NON.
tral states during tho war
Pre-War Debts
Pre-war debts: \ system q, c.s,,.
ing houses is To he created With
three months. one In Gcrm,ny ana
one In each allied and as>ocla,,t
state which adopts the plan Tor M,
payment of pre-war debt. mrmdls,
those arising from contracts s,,
pended 10y the war for IA, admstmsr,
OF the proceeds ~ tho liquidation o.
enemy property and the settlemen,
ot sother obligations Each pallr.
pating state assumes rcApoushHy
CONTINUED on NEXT PAGE
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-08

will result from other treaty. rInlms
'n make complete rfptratlnu for al
SUCH loss aud damage they r,luIrc
her IN make ,ompcum'pu fur ali
damage caused fu ,NlIln. under
seven main oatcgor,ca
ial Damages bs personal injury
10 civilians caused l. act, ~ war
dll"'fN nr indirectly. CO., damage
caused 10 civilians hy aris ~ cruelty
ordered T., the enemy aud tn rivi,.
laus lu the occupied trrrlor, tD
dhuhg'a caused hy maIir-afntrt of
prisoners. ,dI damage 20 the Al
u"t people, presented hs pensions
ana NcHtfn'Iou allowances rapituu
'il"d aP ne rIguaIuro of this treaty .
COZ DAMAGES 10 property other than
naval or military mttoril4. ~
damages T." civilians hy being forced
'p labor. tgb damages I'm the form
~ lrvioA or fn"p imposed hy the
enemy
In periodically estimating Ger
mhuy's capacity 90 pay. the rrpara
ton commission shall examine tho
German system of taxation. first to
tho end that the sum. fhr rcpara
ton whirn Germany ls required to
pay shall hoCoW- u charge upon an
hrr revenues. prior to that Tor the
n"rvicc ~ discharge Of any domestic e.
loan. and, secondly so aH to satisfy
itscf lhht IN general tho German
scheme ~ taxation les fully Ds heavy
propur'louHicly 49, that Of any ~ tho
powers represented ON the commits