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The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1920-02-12
SOR0RIAN LITERARY SOCIETY
February IA. 1870


Recitation .........Q Queen Ballard.
Dialogue. go. Ethel Fielder
Elma Krogman.
"Lincoln's Life as an Example TO
Others. Bess Daniel.
Comioal Selection. +. .Inez Ginter.
ITO My Valentine"
Willard Shackelford.
Quartet. .Beulah Lewis, Bonnie
Eager, Leah Stephens. Beulah
Sternberg. -
my First Love Affair"
....... .Maude Searcy.
Critic. ..........H Hazel Stetler.
Visitors always welcome TO our
meetings on every Saturday night.
in the Third Floor Parlor OF James
Hall, 7.30.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1920-02-12
AELI0IAN LITERARY SOCIETY
Program for February i4th.

Roll call. Quotations from Abra-
ham Lincoln.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1920-02-12
Foundation School
GRANT & LEE LITERARY SOCIETY
Program for February IL, 1870


Bible Reading. &. q. Raymond Drake.
Recitation. .Rby Cosby.
Poem. John Lewallen.
Reading. Charley Clark.
Ambassador 10 Franklin
...... Arthur Brock.
Reproduced Story. Alvin Jackson.
News OF the Week. Raleigh Hall.
Biography. John Corum.
stump Speech. ...... Paul Coffey.
Debate. Resolved that Grammar Is
more essential than Arithmetic"
Affirmative: Jesse Rogers, Patrick
McCray.
Negative: Vincent Wilson, Cam
eron Pain.
Visitors Welcome
Arthur Brock, President.
Raleigh Hall, Secretary.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-15
NetO Library Books viii
Tend to Enlighten Public
on County Road Building

II anybody is IN doubt about how
county roads ought 10 be built they
can clear up that doubt with the
bright light Of Information contained
in new book just received at the
public library entitled Construction
Of Roads and PaVements." BY AEg-
There is another along that line en-
titled. Manual OF Cement Testing"
according 70 an announcement Just
made BY AIRS. Maud Sullivan city
librarian New books received at the
library recently are as follows;
Age. Construction Of Roads and
Pavemeuts, Chadwick Aviation En-
eines Film, Waterworks Handbook;
Hodeson. Light and Heavy Timber
Framing Made Easy; King, steam and
Hot water Heating and Fentllations
Municipal Journal. y. y Practical
street Construction; Richardson Slide
Rule Simplified; Richards, Manual OF
Cement Testing Spring, Chats on
Steel and Iron. Nerriman. Roofs and
Bridges. q VOL Iron and Steel. Lii
brary z vol
Railroads. CollingW0od, Train Rule
Examination Made Easy Hurgerford,
Railroad Problem. Nichols, Train
Operation. Prior Operation OF Trains
and Station work and relegraphy-
Toder. Locomotive Valves and valve
Gears Sinclair. Locomotive Engine
Running and MANAGEMENT Shartuan,
Railway Regulation.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-15
DALHART HAS A SUNDAY
AFTERNOON BOX CAR FIRE

Dalhart. Texas. March 15--The
Sunday Afternoon quiet Of Dalhart
was disturbed at three o'clock yester-
day afternoon by a fire ia box car
No. 135.9z4 Of the ChicaEo & North
vs. estern railroad. In the local yards
When the fire was discovered. the
car was near the depot and WedEed
in between a lot Of other cars The
switch crew quickly pulled the car
away from the others and the city
lire department responded and put
out the blaze after much Of the car
had been destroyed The water
pressure was very poor and the wind
was blowing Tremendous gale at
the time Of the fire.
All the town rushed TO the scene.
as a big conflagration was threatened
until the switch crew got the fam
ing car from among the others and
away from the depot Agent H. ".
Clutter and depot employees soon
had the depot bose laid and ready for
action in event the depot should
catch fire
A number OF passengers were watt
ing At the depot 70 catch the SOUTH
bound Rock Island train for Fl Pas0
and some Of them assisted in the
work Of the firemen.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-15
Is GENERAL OFFICERS TO
GO BACK TO REGULAR RANK

Washington. D C.. March 15.-
Sixteen general officers Of the army
were 20 be returned 10 their regular
rank today &c was announced at the
war department. Maj. Gems. Charles
H Muir and Charles J. Bailey viii
again assume their permanent rank
OF brigadiers. and llaj. Gems. William
s. McNair, Charles s. Farnsworth.
Ernest Kinds. Clement A. F. Elagler.
William H. Hay and Robert l.
Howe. VIII be returned 20 the rank
OF colonel
Brigauier generals discharged from
their emergency rank are
p. A. P08re, Arthur johnson. W. p
Richardson. Francis @. Marshall.
Raymond p. Davis. Andrew Hero. IT..
to be colonels, Andrew Moses TO be
Lieutenant colonel and Frank r. Nc
Coy 20 be a major.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-15
PRISON LABOR URGED ON
CONSTRUCTION OF GREAT DAM

Douglas ARK. March IA new
idea concerning construction OF the
proposed great storage and water
power dams on the Colorado river IS
advanced BIZ captain o. B. kelton- an
Arizona pioneer IN view Of the
shortage OF man power. he would have
the work done hy prison labor. he
proposes the building of a great peui-
Tertiary camp in the Grand Canyon
and transportation thither 81 the long
term conVicts from the prisons OF
Texas, NeW Mexico Utah. Colorado
and California possibly with addf-
ton OF conTicts from federal prisons.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-15
.U-B0AT ASHORE;
4 LOSE LIVES

san Diego Calf. March, 15.-No
further radio adv1ces from warships
standing by the submarine HI, which
went ashore at Magdalena bay. Lower
California. Saturday. and on which
Lieut Com James r webb. machin-
lists mate Giles and seamen Joseph
* kaufman and NJ RI. Delamarine were
either drowned or asphyXiated. had
not been received by navy officers
here up to o'clock this morning. Be-
lief was expressed by rear admiral
Roger Wclles- commander OF the san
Diego naval district. that the Hal
would be pulled off the ledge at Mag
daleua baV this morning. Admiral
Welles stated that the destrOyers
Sinclair. McEiway and Meade were AZ
the scene yesterday and that the de-
strDyer WOOlsey, which left here early
yesterday with supplies and salvage
material should nave arrived at
o'clock this morning The collier Nep-
tune was said to be Tue at Magdaleua
bay at 10 o'clock and the navy tug
Ontario al noon With all this aid.
confidence was expressed that the HI
would be freed from her position be-
fore the end Of the day.
The surviving members OF the crew
Of the hi are reported en- route
north on the motor boat Mazatlan-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-15
BAVARIA AGAIN
IS MONARCHY

menace TO the German commonwealth
and its constitution. Mal reactionary
Insurgents have occupied The gov
esrflen- lu'ldiii-s a-u o.. -iieas in q
proclamation, 10 declare the national
assembly and the Erusslan national
assembly dissolved The members OF
the constitutional government have
left Berlin
Germany IS threatened with civil
war and taereby With complete ruin
Tn this hour We can upon the entire
population TO protect the democratic
constitutional and lawful govern
menr-
The attempt TO institute q military
dictatorship in Berlin must be pre-
vented by all available means. II IS
expected the reactionaries' mad coup
VIII speedily collapse in Berlin. as
wei as elsewhere. The g0vernme nr.
hand I'm hand with the Liberal cousti-
rutioual parties. viii see that ali
further necessary measures are
adopted"
There has beentconstant official re-
iteration Of the statement that the
new government is not reactionary.
that u does not desire restoration n
the monarchy. but that It has come
into office so that Germany may ue
rehahiltated- Chancellor Knapp, in a
cts. said the conditions Of the peace
treaty would be fulfilled. so far as
they could be reconciled with Ger
man honor and Germany's economic
condition
Hindenbure in BACKGROUND
One OF the greatest figures in the
national lie. field marshal won Kim
deuburg, has kept himself 10 the
background Fss former close assocl-
ate. Gen. LudGndorff. credited with
being the brains and moving spirit
% the German army in its belligereut
days. has had q conference with the
new chancellor What passed between
them is not known It is possible
however. that Won HiudeucerEhurE-i
who is a candidate for the presidency.
may loom large before events take
definite shape
with the advent OF the general
strike proclaimed throughout Ger
many by the Independent Socialists
affiIated with the trade unions and
ming 20 feel the pinch OF suffering
again. Tie water supply largely has
been cut off and food is scarce Ho-
tells are shutting Gown, and il the
strike continues means OF transpor-
tati0n. both passenger and freight
viii lie a an end
Gustav NOske. minister OF defence
in the Ebert government reported
to be 81 SaxOnv organizing troops
Noske always has beer a fighter and
there IS reason to believe that he viii
not accept the ureseuN situation with
out drastic action in opposition.
Troops still loyal 70 Noske have re-
pulsed an attack AGAINST their bar
racks At Frankfort Renorts have
been. received frn- that city OF uu-
nlercus casualties in the fighting hut
whether this was between troops and
militia or between troops and Wos--|
men IS not known
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-15
-EXAS GUARD TO FORM
TANK COMPANY SOON

Austin. Texas. March Is. The
rgaHization Of one tank company in
onnection with the division OF
6xas national guard has been au-
horized By the war department. ac-
5rding 60 notification received By
De adjutant general
The company Is 20 consist Of 50
Ulcers and i56 enlisted men. and
IN be equipped with 225 light fight
rg tanks This company IS one OF
2 which are 70 form four light
1nlzs battalions under plan Of the
far department. The Texas unit
.ill be- company D..
Tanks and equipment via be is
ued as soon as the company Is or
anized. inspected and recognized.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-15
DENVER OIL MAN BACK
AMONG OLD lime FRIENDS

J. c. Reaves and wife. Of Denver
arrived ia III Paso Monday morning
10 spend several months in this
vicinity. They VIII leave this after
noon for Fec0s, where Mr.. ReaVes
Eas a number Of oil leases. Mr.
Reaves was formerly in the mining
and oil business in Mexico and spent
several months In Fl Paso about
the time of the arrest here Of Gen.
huerta- He was among the men
present Al the banquet given by the
newspaper men to Gen Huerta short
ly after his arrest here. Mr.. Reaves
has been making headquarters in
Denver and Fort Worth. although his
home is In California
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-15
MILITARY AT FRANKFORT IS
REFUSED BY NOSKE TROOPS

London Eng. March 1.-THE milf
tarv at Frankfort attacked the bar
racks where herr Noske's troops were
chartered. but were repuised, says q
Central News Berlin dispatch. Tine
Noske forces decided thew would re-
main faithful to Ebert. The strikers
demonstrated in the streets OF Frank
fort
ACCORDING 70 the same correspond
ent there has also been c0nslde ra bic
fighting between adhereuts Of the Old
and new regimes AT Dusseldorf.
Marines are Occupying the dock
yard. A general strike has been de-
clared by all the workers except those
in the eas and water plants
A Hamburg dispatch 70 the EN-
change TELEGRAPH comuanT- says Il Is
reported from Kiei that the naval
commander there hes handed over the
German fleet TO the new Berlin gov
eminent
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-15
FOSTER JEWELRY STORE
SOLD 10 NEW MEXICANS

sol Benjamin ard Sol Weller. OF
Albuquerque. r. a.. have purchased
the jewelry store OF the A. d. Foster
company in The Herald building. The
new owners tooh over the manage
ment Of the store Monday L J. Ben
jamln, brother Of one OF the owners.
VIII be iu charge. assisted BY J. ].
Cole UT. Cole is now in Los Angeles
but VIII return soon. The purchase
price was not announced. New fix
lures are being purchased by Mr..
Coles. II IS the intention Of the new
owners TO enlarge the store in a short
time
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-15
100000 Soldiers
h IT, S. Without
Any Employment

Six hundred thousand ex-service
men or approximately Is percent Of
the number who were in the army
during the war. have not been placed
in employ mant. according to figures
received 1T the american Legion post
from the war department or the
25.1s5 eX-soldiers who REGISTERED ut
Texas bureaus in search for employ
naent only 1s,97e have obtained
work. acc0rdiug TO the figures re-
ceived here Rev. f. IL Johnson
secretary Of the FL Paso post, esti-
mates that there are 500 former sol
diers in El Paso out Of work.
Two reasons are given for the large
number Of unemployed here. one is
the abundance OF Mexican labor,
watch is cheaper. and the other is the
large number Of civilians who have
been discharged at Fort Bliss. whose
places have been taken by soldiers.
All government employment bureaus
in the United States have been adj
vised not to send men 10 Ell Paso in
search for work.
SecretarH Johnson is making an CT
fort to send large numbers Of mensou
his waiting list 20 the oil fields,
where the demand for labor is steady
and large. lie is in communication
with several large employers Of labor.
some OF whom haze signitied their
willingness 70 pay transportati lion 10
the oil fields Of men who want work
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-15
DOUGLASS SCHOOL STUDENTS
ENTERTAIN BLISS SOLDIERS

Twenty students from the Douglass
Negro High school entertained sol
diers at Fort Bliss at the Red Cross
house sunday afternoon with songs.
Ola Lee Fowler, a teacher in the
Douglass school. conducted the sing
ms Arthur Burke gave two mono
logues, Ralph Lopez told Of his ex-
perlences IN France as a soldier and
william Coleman. principal OF the
school gave a talk Chorus and
quartet numbers were sung
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-15
EMIGRATION OF MEXICANS
TO U. S. WORRIES MEXICO

Washington, 10. c., March l5.-Emi-
grafton OF Mexicans from the central
and northern part Of Mexico to the
United states continues TO give the
Carranza movement concern. Advices
from Mexico City said the governors
Of JaliscO and Tamaulipas had asked
the department Of gohernacion to stop
The country's industries.
The Mexican authorities At Iuarez
have reported to the department %
interior that in a single day seven
carloads Of MeXicans passed through
that place into the United States.
Large numbers also are leaving for
cuba 10 work on the sugar planta-
tions
President Carranza has ordered ex-
PEELED several Americans engaged in
contracting for labor for Colorado
and California.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-15
HISTORY OF sOTH DIVISION
ISSUED: COPY EXHIBITED HERE

o. &. McCuin. Of The 81 Paso
Herald. has exhibited a copy OF the
history OF she g0th division. Of which
he was a member. serving overseas
The history a handsomely bound
Volume of more than $50 pages, has
just been published Il is prOfusely
Illustrated and its contents are sub
divided as follows. The formative
period. period OF movement; battle
Derod; period Of occupation and mis-
cellanFs
The cover Of the volume bears the
Insignia Of the Goth division. the let
an Indian. representing Oklahoma,
and the names Of the three big en-
gagements in which the division par
icipated-SL Nihiel, Neuse and Ar
come. Men from Texas and Okla
hcma comprised the 90th division.
which was trained at Camp Travis
Texas.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-15
COMMITTEE DISAPPROYES
NAVY BUILDING PROGRAM

Washington. D. C., March 15.-The
house naval subcommittee had dis
approved. -in the interest Of econ
omy, the three naval construction
PROGRAMS recommended by secretary
Daniels, depending on disposition Of
the peace treaty
An appropriation Of s7z.000. 900 for
continuing the 1876 unfinished pro-
gram was decided on by the sub
sommittee as the only ship construc-
ion fund to be provided for he next
fiscal year.
While the subcommittee decision IS
ret 60 be approved Dr. the full COM
nittee, it is regarded as final
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-15
TRANSPORTATION MAN HERE
FOR NAVY kECRUITIN(

IL T. Evans. United States navy
las reported OF iuty al navy rccruit-
ng sta m During the world war
evans was ABOARD the & S. S Mary
and, which was d1ing convoy and
1atroi duty, a distance OF 11S.o0l
niles having been covered during her
laricus trips Later he was trans
tsrIed 20 the g. s s. Celtic from
which ship It was detailed 20 this sta
ton.
Evans has been assigned TO the
position Of transportation man He
viii see shat all recruits for the navy
are given railroad tickets. berth and
meals elroute TO training stations.
c. B II Lambereer. formally trans
POT tation man has been made pub
LEFTY man
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-15
Jumps From Airpldne;
parachute Test Succeeds

Douglas. ARK. March I5.-F1yine az
approximately 90 miles an hour.
Lieut.. Milyard. flight A. 12th aero
squadron. stationed al Camp Harry
!. Jones. here. Saturday fumned with
parachute from an army De HaVt-
land airplaue. piloted hv Lieut.
Greenslade, from an altitude OF about
-l1e feet and lanued safely in q field
Just out Of Douglas. The test Of the
army parachute IS considered entirely
Satisfactory and successful.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-15

Phoenix. Ariz-, March 15-In line
american Academy Of Political and
Social Science. for its cath annual
meeting, Nay z. ~ Philadelphia Gov.
Thomas T. Campbell has called upon
the state various civic ORGANIZATIONS
pertaining TO the academy's work for
such delegates as the OSCILLATIONS
may desire 10 send
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-15
The. strong withstand The Winter
Cold neller TLan me 49,

Old people who are feeble and
younger people who are weak. viii
be strengthened and enabled 10 70
through the cold weather by tafzfna
GROVES IASTELESS- chill tonic
which IS simply IRON and QUINTsgE
suspended iu syrup. So pleasant even
children like it. You can soon feel
It's Strengthening. Invigoratine En-
Lect. ErIce flc.-Adr
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-15
NEW QUARTERS BEING BUILT
FOR ARTILLERY AT Fl. BLISS

Temporary headquarters have been
arranged at Fort Bliss in five OF the
new harracks Of the S2ud field artii-
lerg- New brick quarters are being
constructed for this organization and
It IS expected they VIII move in them
soon
Another building Of the SIND has
been requisitioned for a machine gun
school Men from various posts and
camps are to take COURSES in opera
ton and repair Of rifles and machine
guns IT this school
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-15
COL lURFEE To
SUCCEED HOWE

FL Paso military headquarters Is
anzlousiy awaiting further news
from Washington In regard TO demo-
tions from emerseHcv ranks. at
noon E0uda the onlr demotlon an
n0uncsd hr the war department. was
rnat 81 MAJ Gen Robert J. Rowe
Cen HOWE IS 10 ue denoted from
major general % his pre-war rank
OF colonel he IS 10 be succeeded here
1y Col. T. i. Durfee. commauding the
18Th infantry ar Columbus. n 81
Col Durfee ls the rauzing officer in
the district and economically Sue
ceecs 70 the Command Of the district
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-15
CHARGES MEXICAN SOLDIERS
ACCEPT BRIDES ON TRAINS

Col Pauline Fontes director Een-
eral Of railroads in Mexico, has COM
planned 20 the secretary OF war that
soldier escorts OF trains going into
the interior permit passengers to ride
IN their car be- taking brides and Sc
curing protection Punishment VIII be
meted out 70 further acts o. this ma
lure. according 20 orders issued milf
tary authorities
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-15
TWELFTH CAVALRY, ON LONG
MARCH, SPEND 2 DAYS HERE

1narzhlng across country from Camp
Furl0ng, Columbus. n. An 20 Del Rio.
Texas a distance OF $40 miles. VIII
arrive in FL pas0 Tuesday IL was
announced at military headquarters
lund1E- The regiment VIII spend
TWO DAYS here ana continue Overland.
Following the river This ls one OF
the longest mounted marches ever
r.rla n- "a army
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-15
Fighting Halls
Train Service
To Mexico City

Fighting between villa rebels and
federals. in the vicinity of Bernie
jill0, a short distance north OF Tor
reon. fas interrupted through train
service between FL Paso and Mexico
City Saturday and sunday trains
were turned back at Jiminez, $50
miles south % here.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-15

Lieut.. Col. IS. IL Nen. commanding
officer OF the remount depot AZ
Lynchville left Monday with q pur-
chasing board for @ tour Of the
United States. which is TO be made
for the purpose OF buying animals Tor
the arrn-.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-15

Three new naval petty officers
have been attached 10 the recruitinE
office here. They are. Rex pollom
srorekeeper- Charles Abel chief ma
chinists mate. and H D. Evans chief
ruuuers mate. lIr. Evans Travelled
1ls-000 miles during the war The
Boys are an from Seattle
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-15

Gen. Ignaclo EnriQues. candidate
Tor governor of chihuahua. has ar
rived in Chihuahua Cisv. according 10
Information reaching Juarez.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-15
Is NEW RECRUITS REACH
BLISS FOR ASSIGNMENT

The SIND field artillery at Fo-t
artillery at Fort Bliss received IS new
recruits Saturday from Jefferson bar
racks. st. Louis no. Two were as
signed 10 the Eighth engineers and
one to the Seventh signal battalion.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-15

KEEP your money In FL paso.
PatrOnize home enterprises This ap-
plies to engraving as much as any
thing else. De not send your order
lor engraving o: any kind out Of the
city when We are prepared 70 handle
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equipped 70 give She highest class
work.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-15

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