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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-20

and dishonest false) beings, this
morning.
And your Sunbeam viii appear to
help you. your very own Child won't
that touch those hearts and make
them realize what you are doing. and
what they dared 10 wish 10 do, to
shake YOUR throne, 70 frighten you
with - arnal black forebodings. only
bit Ok success out there and they
VIII change They disperse home into
clean air and their minds viii be
purified and they carry the picture
OF you and your Son in their hearts
with them
I do hope Goremykin VIII agree
to your choice OF khvostov, you
need an energetic minister Of the in
terror, should he be the wrong man.
he can later be changed.
If You take him, then only wire
me tail CKhvostov) all right and I
shall understand
Thinks Worst Is Over.
All is for the good, as our Friend
says, the worst is over. Now you
speak 10 the minister Of war and he
viii take energetic measures. as soon
as neCdec-bur khVostov viii see 70
that too II you name him When
you .~fe, shall wire TO Friend to-
night Trough Ania, and He viii par
ticuiarly think Of you Only get
Nikolasha's nomination quicker done,
no daWdling, it's bad for the cause
and for Aiexiav. too, and a settled
thing quietens minds, even IL against
their wish.
4 feel completely done up and only
keep myself going with force, they
shall not think that I am down
hearted or frightened. but confident
and calm
Bitter pain not to be with you
know what you feel. and for meeting
with Nikolasha won't be agreeable
you did trust him and now you know
what months ago our Friend said
chat he was acting wrongly towards
you and your country and Wife-it's
not the people who would do harm TO
your people. but Nikolasha and set
Gutchkov. Rodrianka, Samarin. etc.
''Lovy. IL you hear I am not so
well. don't be ANXIOUS. ] have suf-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-20

has a letter been addressed 20 an
emperor OF great country by his
wife similar TO the czarina's epistle
OF September 4. The decision had
been made. he car would take
Nikolasha's place as c0mmanderin-
chief But might the car not change
his mind upon arrival at headquar-
terse This the czarina anticipated,
and tried TO avert by her letter. She
succeeded On September the car
signed an order announcing himself
in supreme command Of the Russian
armies and appointing Nikolasha as
commander OF the Caucasus front
Under the influence OF his wife's
strong words the car plucked up
enough courage 70 Gust the grand
duke.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-20

be kept away assure you only
harm VIII arise-tney speak too
much
you know Gutchkov is stin Poll
vanov's friend, that was the reason
that POlivanov and Sukhomlinov
went apart. 1 don't like his choice
II loathe your being at headquar-
tiers, and many others too. as it's
not seeing soldiers. but listening TO
Nikolasha's advice, which is not good
and cannot be, he has no right to
act as he does, mixing IN your con-
Germs. All are shocked that the
ministers go with reports to him.
All, my Nickys things are not as
they ought to be, and therefore.
Nikolasha keeps you near, to have a
hold over you with his ideas and
bad counsels-
Cant you realize that a man who
turned simple traitor 10 a man Of
Gods cannot be blest, nor his actions
be gOod-Wel, if he must remain at
the head Of the army there is moth
ing TO be done, and al bad success
VIII Ial upon his head, but interior
mistakes VIII be told home upon You,
as who inside the country can think
that he reigns besides you2
Remember our Friend begged you
not to remain long-He sees and
through and your soft and kind
heart Nizolasha knows my viii.
and fears my influence fguided by
Gregory upon you. Wen. must
not tire you any longer, only I want
my conscience TO be clear, whatever
the half Of his duties taken from
him, 50 that he plays a secondary
part2
NOW good bye. my very own
tenderly beloved one
Ever your own old
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-20
II Years Ago Today
from The Herald Of This Date 1906

d EPORIS from san Francisco con
N corning the earthquake state thai
the death list will probably totaI
5000 and the homeless will number
100000. The city is being swept By
fire.
The FL Paso Herald is conducting
subscription fund for the relief OF
the homeless in san Francisco. Many
Fl Pasoans are subscribing generous
iy.
The local chamber Of commerce has
sent a wire 70 the san Francisco
chamber expressing its sympathy and
o1tering 70 assist in any way pos
sible. The message was signed BY
president i. aloye and secretary ". S
Illtom, and was dispatched 20 & i.
Schmitz, mayor Of san Francisco.
Owing TO the uniformly cool spring
vegetation in the Rio Grande valley
below El Paso is from four 10 six
weeks behind last year. Valley
growers say that there is every pros
pect OF large crops.
Special inspector Conley, OF the i'm
migration bureau of the department
OF commerce and labor. is in the city
investigating some charges
a wire has been received by mayor
Charles Davis from @ II. Wells. pres
ldent OF the Texas Bitulithic COM
pany, saying that he has received q
permit from the state Of Texas to do
business and that he would return 10
III PasO in a few days. bringing the
permit with him.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-20

June "a 1915.
again a splendid day. Slept lit
tie this night and at looked out
Of the window Of my mauye room.
A glorious morning. longed TO be
wei and 90 for a long, long walk
as in bygone days. Sergei Nicholaie-
vitcn comes to tea II seems he is
quite well again, and Petia- Saw
POInano yesterday. Don't honestly
ever care for the man: something
asgravating about him; can't explain
What-preferred Sukhomiln0v, though
this one is cleverer, but doubt
whether as devoted
Sukhomlinov has made the great
mistake Of showing your private let
terto him, right and left. and others
nave copies Of It. E'redericlzs ought to
write him a word of reprimand.
understand he did it to show how
kind you are 10 him to the end. but
others need not know the reasons
he left, except that he told an un-
truth at the famous sitting at Peter
hof, when he said that we were ready
and had enough TO hold out. when we
had not sufficient ammunition. This
IS his only very great fault, the
bride Of his wife did the rest Now
othsrs can think that public opinion
is enough TO clear out our friend.
etc, a dangerous thing before the
duma- You cannot imagine the cruel
S uELering or not being with YOU
know I could help and guard off
things sometimes, and here / am,
eating out my heart from far, feel
Ing my inability Of being any use,
0nly writing disagreeable letters to
you From the outset Goremykin
must speak TO Samarin and Stcher-
1atov, how they have TO behave about
1urr Friend, TO prevent any ealumnies
md stories.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-20
By Edna Kent Forbes
From the Mail Bag.

dry Up the nabby flesh under the
skin.
Victorine-You VIII not be acne
mic for you not only weigh as much
as you should but even several
pounds too much a girl Of 16, five
feet one, should not weigh more than
lis pounds. Your suggestion about
eating oranges every day is a good
one If you still wear your hair
hanging, I would not advise you to
adopt so grown-up a fashion as high
heeled shoes Brisk walking every
day is a splendid exercise and dancing
VIII make you graceful in figure and
in movement
Curls-Send me a letter with a solf-
addressed. stamped envelope enclosed
for the formula for a massage cream
IL. z. F-Ask your physician for a
good blood tonic.
4 H.-Try ice rubs for a sagging
chin.
II. H-The best soap to use on the
complexion is CASTLE
S S. A--Continue 10 use vaseline
on your eyebrows, ana It viii over
come the unhealthy condition you
complain Of II you apress out black
heads. be careful not to bruise the
skin. Make the spot antiseptic by
touching il with peroxide OF hydro
gen, and close up the enlarged pore
by rubbing the skin with ice.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-20

Then it's not meant every time to
shoot men down, you never meant
that, it's all wrong, somehow, and
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-20


MY very own:
"Oh. what Joy il you really return
on Sunday and the news are better.
/ was just so miserable, as had a
Z telegram from the commander OF my
Siberian regiment that they had very
heavy losses in the night 1924 from
10-3s and I wondered what great bat
tie was going on. because the wire
came from a new place Vel. I saw
that American from the Young Mems
Christian association and was deeply
interested by all he told ne Of our
prisoners there and theirs here.
enclose his letter which he is also
going to have printed and shown in
Germany (and photos which show
our excellent barracks). He intends
only telling the good on either side
and not the bad things
This evening I got a letter from
Ficiy which I send you with MaL's
letters. / have let the American who
leaves for Germany tomorrow know
that / wish him TO send the papers to
Max and to go and see him and tell
him ALL so as 70 rectify all their
false impressions upon the way we
keep our prisoners / never heard
about so many illnesses in Russia l
think he said (the American) that
1000 had died at Cassel from spotted
English paper and in Nickys form
Max viii see our paper which ny
dear, is idiotically worded and with
out any application and abominable
German
~Es list befohlen die 10 esrsten
deutschen Kriegsgefangene - ais
Erfolg IAN wrong) der moerderf-
schen Thaten die SIGH einige deut-
schen Eruppen eriauben 70 erschies-
sen tThe first 10 German prisoners
are ordered to be shot as a result Of
the atrocities in which certain Ger
man troops indulge). One might
have written II in decent German
explaining that on the spot where
one finds a man had been tortured
one viii shoot ten men Just taken
It's badly written-Erfolg (means re-
sult-success) one says ais Folge, but
even that sounds wrong.
Shooting Men Down Wrong.
Then it's not meant every time to
shoot men down, you never meant
that, it's all wrong, somehow, and
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-20

Sweetheart needs pushing always
Z and TO be reminded that he is the
/ emperor and can do whatsoever
{ pLeaSeS him-you never profit Of this
you must show you have a way and
{ viii OF your own, and are not led by
I Nikolasha and his staff. who direct
I your movements and whose permits
sion you have TO ask before going
: Nizolasha-
Forgive my speaking so straight
1orWarulT. but I suffer too much I
know you and Nikolasha 90 TO the
Z troops; say not q word 10 Nfkolasha.
YOU have false scruules when YOU
say It is not honest not telling him.
Z Go, loTys cheer up IVanoy, too. Such
heavy battles are coming Bless the
troops by your precious being in
their name / beseech you to go, give
them the spiritual rise. Show them
FOR whom they are fighting and
. dying not for Nikolasha, but for you;
thousands have never seen you and
yearn for a look OF your beautiful
pure eyes Such masses have moved
ooWn-One cant lie to you, that none
are TO be got at Only II you say it
20 Nikolasha- the spies are at the
headquarters-Who viii at once
let the Germans know and then their
airplanes VIII set to work. But three
simple motors otherwise won't be
seen Only wire TO me something
that I can understand and let our
Friend know TO pray for you.
Nos- goodby my Sunshine; kisses
and blessings without end. Ever
your very own SUNNY"
fSergmi Nicholaievitch e. the grand
duke who Was the chief commander OF
the artillery department. The inefdcieucy
Of HE administration became a byword IN
Russia and there were ugiy minors in cir
citation ss 10 the corruption existing in
the department Nine. Sukhor1fl1ufv and
Adlle- kshesinslzs, the famous dancer and
mistress Of the car. were accused OF using
their influence IN placing orders with the [
artillery department In return for brides. Z
Petia is apparently grand duke Peter
Aicholaievttch- The famous Peterhof sit
ting" was evidently the conference held in ]
the early days o. the war at which Gen. 3
SuEhomlinoF. in reply to queries. declared ]
that Russia had more than enough NUM- I
ions he refused Japan's offer 10 supply Z
Russia with more nunitious)
CEnrina AEafnEf he nnn.n
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-20
Czariua Against the Dunia.
June %, 1915.



-Dea5z, I heard that that horrid
Rodzianko and others went to
Goremykin to beg the duma TO be at
once called together, oh please don't,
it's not their business; they want
to discuss things not concerning them
and bring more discomfort, they must
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-20
Beauty Chats

MISS A CT you really consider
W the shape OF your nose to be so
bad that you feel It must be
operated on. the very best advice
can give you is-see your own ply
stefan and have him look up q compe-
tent surgeon. He could very easily
find out the man who is nearest TO
your town who would be trustworthy.
You must be very careful in this
matter. as there are. unfortunately.
a number Of people throughout the
country who would be glad to take
advantage OF you.
In regard 10 your hair. you can
probably make il a shade or two
lighter by using the henna shampoo.
You viii also find that drying it in
the sun and giving it frequent sun
baths viii bleach it None OF these
things are harmful.
a Faithful eRader-There are any
number Of appliances made OF rub
Der. leather or silk which claim to
reduce a double chin, but before you
experiment with any Of them. try
massaging the chin daily, for about
10 minutes with q piece Of ice; also
try neck stretching exercises The
ice is astringent and will tighten up
the lax muscles which by their sag
giug destroy the youthful line Of the
chin. II this double chin is due TO
too much flesh. you should reduce OF
course In this case, also. you will
find the ice useful because it VIII
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-20

Haley was the first man to predict
the return OF a comet.
Deming graphic., 1920-07-20
THREATEN THE TURKS

The allies are faced by German du-
plicity In carrying out German prom
ises made In the peace treaty; just
now n crisis has developed In Poland
where the sweep Of the revolutionary
armies Of soviet Russia are unchecked (;
Turkey threatens not TO sign the peace
treaty. Fortunately the allied council
knows well how TO deal with these
situations. Germany has already sub
mitted at the point OF the bnyonet the
bolsheviki may be won II is plain, hy
trade advantages and n threat to kick
Turkey out OF Europe forever will
bring that unspeakable race to terms.
Turkey Is given until July % to
comply and Is reminded that her plea
OF not having been so culpable as other
nations that contributed to the world
war Is not held valid, and that the
Ottoman government has always been
corrupt. blood-thirsty and trial to all
of Europe
The allied council has no idealistiC
Illusions about moral force aud per.
suasion unbacked by organized physi.
cal power
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NEW FIELD FOREMAN

After three busy years spent In the
of field foreman Of Tent City,
Mr.. III. ID. Simpson has found il nee
cssary to resign in order TO attend TO
private business interests. His sue
cessor. Mr.. Forrest Mckinley, has had
a varied practical experience which
we'll qualities him for the eXactlng p0-
sition, and the smooth running Of the
work of the big camp continues as
heretofore. He was born in Wisconsin,
came west In 1850, was for many years
connected with public affairs in New
Mexico. and lately was a sub-contrac-
tor at the Marine base under the Fed
eral Construction Company. He has
been a resident of California for sew
eral years, and is a cousin Of former
President Mckinley With his family
he Is located in palm tent 23li. Mr.,
Simpson and family. who have been
residents OF Tent City most Of the
time during the last seven years, will
continue TO reside at cottnge 2925.--
Coronado Tent (Calif.) City News.
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MORE OIL SHOWING
IN FLORIDA WELL
Al 1000 Feet Drill Went Into Red
Shale and Large Oil Seepage
Was Again Encountered
NEW COMPANIES MAY COME IN
Two and Possibly Three Concerns May
Close Deals 10 Begin Explo-
ratiOns ON Large Scale

The Florida oil well west Of the city
showed another definite stratum OF oil
In red shale last Sunday afternoon and
the drill Is now working around 1000
feet in the same formation. Friday
another flow OF water was released
and the hole is again filled with Il
50 that the amount of oil IN the red
sllale Is not known. II Is thought that
II Is another seep.
The oil bearing strata have been en-
countered since passing the S00-foot
mark and the formations repeat each
other with oil sand underlying the lime
stone. IL is thought that the big pool
that furnishes 50 many seepages will
he encountered within the next few
hundred feet.
Work ON the Angelus well east of
the city continues having reached a
depth OF 600 feet. Trouble with quick
sand continues 10 cause delays, but the
work is continuing steadily.
II Is hoped that one or two and pos
Sihly three ore large oil concerns will
come into the valley soon to begin ex-
ploration work. Several deals are
pending but none of them have been
closed.
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IMPORTANT ORDER

June LIN compliance with an or
der promulgated 10y the Sheep Sanitary
Board Of New Mexico at meeting
held at Albuquerque, New Mexico,
June II, 1920, you are hereby advised
that on and after June /, 1920. all
sheep in the state Of New Mexico, or
which may enter the State thereafter.
must he delivered at dipping plants
and dipped under the auspices of a
State or Federal Inspector during 1920.
The dipping is to be commenced in
each section as soon after June 1st
as notice is given by Field Inspectors
to deliver sheep at the yats.
In addition 10 having been dipped tine
general dipping. all bucks must be
again dipped under supervision of a
State or Federal Inspector, not earlier
than thirty 500 days before being
placed with thee ives.
To comply with this order. all sheep
must he dipped in a dip made from
lime and sulphur or nicotine. prepared
in accordance with ther ules and regT-
lations Of the Federal Bureau Of Ami
nal Industry and this Board.
On anu ultti dulit ISL lllt uiAt hHAn
which this order becomes effective, no
sheep shall be shipped, trailed, driven,
or otherwise moved to other points
within the state. or beyond the boun-
darics OF New Mexico, unless accom-
panied by a dipping certificate, show
ing that such sheep have been dipped
In accordance with the above order.
The attention Of sheep owners is di-
rected to Section 2i0. Chapter 3, 1915
c0dification. which makes il the duty
of any person, firm or corporation
owning or having under their control
any sheep. TO Immediately report the
existence OF any Infection in thier
flocks.
EUFRACIO +. GALLEGOS,
DANIEL PADII.LA, President
Secretary.
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UNREGENERATE GERMANY

The Boche representatives at Spa
Fave taught the world that Germany
has by no means abandoned her self
elected destiny to rule the world The
versaillest treaty Is no more than
scrap OF paper In the estimation OF
Germans except as IL Is presented on
the points Of allied bayonets. There
can be no question Of good faith In car
rying out the mandates of the treaty
Of peace, because there is no good
faith among Huns-they don't know
what II Is.
Germany was determined 10 keep
her army, her armament and but few
days ago had refused TO turn over the
coal 10 France which had been pledged
II took two ultimatums and sight Of
t;enenl Foch, the Hun hater and
Memisis, to bring them TO time. II is
indeed fortunate that the carrying out
OF the treaty Is In the hands OF Great
Britain and France and theat they
have the necessary organized force to
bring the willy c0nspirators to time.
The Germans will bluff or buster,
threaten, weep or grovel in the dust,
but by no means will they give up their
idea OF circumventing the allied com-
ell.
The war between Germany and civ
ilized Europe began long before 1911
and II is outlasting the treaty OF
peace. Germany waits now only a
favorable opportunity to renew the
armed confllce However, she has
few idealists of the Wilson type to deal
with at Spa ana her schemes have
been rudely unmasked. The premiers
Of France and Great Britain have
made IL plain that they are perfectly
willing To occupy part or all OF Ger
many 10 compel the Huns To- carry
out their agreement. The false Specter
OF the bolsneviki no longer causes the
allied conncil TO shud l,r. Grrmuny is
furtherest away from bolsheyism II
any European country. The allies do
not want TO break down German indus
try and deprive her of an opportunity
to paG but they are willing to take
tie responsibility for the further pun
islmcnt for bal faith ON the paf, OF
the a. regeneratc EOvhe.
Deming graphic., 1920-07-20
FAMOUS NOVEL PICTURIZED
WITH JACK PICKF0RD

When "The Little Shepherd Of King
dom Come" Is shown the millions of
readers of John Fox, Jr's books will
have chance to see Jack Pickf0rd
In the role of one Of the best liked boy
characters In American fiction. Chad,
the hero Of the photoplay version Of
Mr.. Fox's novel, Is a perfect role for
Jack Pickford The book itself sold
more than 1.OOO,OOO copies and is well
known to two generations OF Amerl-
cans.
The authors interest In the life Of
the mountalneers OF Eastern Ken
lucky led him 10 picture II In several
novels, as THE Kentuckian." knight
Of the Cumberland" "The Trail OF the
Lonesome Pine" and "The Heart of
the Hills"
Not only Is the story Of "The Little
Shepherd OF Kingdom Come" a true
account Of the customs OF the noun
taineers. but also a beautiful repre-
sentation of some Incidents OF the
Civil War
A beautiful love story involving n
mountain girls sacrifice of her lover
adds touch Of pathos to a beautiful
photoplay.
The picture was made by Goldwyn.
VIII he shown at the Princess Thea.
tire next Sunday and at the Rialto
Theatre Next Monday.
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MORE TO COME

The Deming Headlight objects to
having its principles" attacked, the
principles Of jefferson, dickson and
Wilson. What lot Of rot. Why
not come down to the principles OF
Democracy of Luna county. upon
whose patronage the Headlight has
thrived and given nothing in return
The Graphic, ostensibly Republican
newspaper, is In reality more demo
cratic newspaper than the Headlight.
Edltorially il publishes yard Of origi-
nal stuff compared TO an inch by the
Headlight. The Graphic thrives,
whereas the Headlight Ian
guishes with the one eXception-the
count, printing. The county commits
sioners made the Columbus Courier the
official paper Of Luna county but the
Headlight, through the connivance Of
one Tlepp, printed the delinquent tax
list last week. You will hear more of
Hepp later-not politically, however
Columbus Daily Courier.
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LOCAL BRIEFS

Mrs X. +. Hamilton Is visiting
friends In III PasO this week.
Mrs. Harry Edwards and party Of
friends from Columbus visited in Dem
Ing Sunday.
Mrs. Katherine Bruce has returned
from vacation spent In Mesa, Ariz.
Miss Ivah Overholser has returned
from a visit to her sister, Miss Flor
eDce. nt Tyrone.
Mrs. q. +. Jones aud two children OF
Carrolton, Texas, are visiting Mrs.
Jones' brother, Il. o. Ferguson at the
base hospital
Walter Clark and John OIeary
spent Sunday at Fort Bayard. IL Is,
they say, n pretty lonesome place, but
the folks are quite charming.
Mrs. Sallye Brown OF III Pns0 spent
seyeray days this week visiting her
sister, Mrs. Pearl Cobble.
Miss Helen Holloway, was the guest
or Miss Lillian Hodnott Sunday.
Lieutenant and Mrs. Ellis. accom-
panied by Miss Weeks Of III Paso,
We're guests of Mayor and Mrs. Hamil-
ton, Sunday.
The Methodist Mission Study Glass
will meet at the church Thursday af-
.ternoon at three o'clock.
DIR. j. G.. Mior will return this week
from AN extended vacation spent in
California. Mrs. Moir will remain m-
Ill later.
Miss Marion Hamilton attended the
officers dance In Columbus Saturday
evening.
Ed Moran Is back from LOrdshurg
where he has been constructing several
residences.
Miss Christine Gibson left for Los
Angeles Tuesday where she will join
her parents, Mr.. aud Mrs. 6. A. Glib
son, who are summering On the coast.
Mrs. j. l.. Greenwood, accompanied
by Mrs c. +. Greenwood and daughter,
who are her guests in Columbus, mo
tored 10 Deming on Tuesday.