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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-03
SCHLESWIG AND HOLSTEN
PROCLAIM NEW GOVERNMENT

London. March Representative
Of the Schleswig and Holsteiu or
ganization together with members
Of various political parties. have as
sembled at Rendsburg, Holstsin. to
proclaim the emancipation Of Schles-
g-Hoistein from Prussia and es-
tablishment OF q new state, says q
dispatch from FlensburE.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-03
For The
Household

FL Paso housekeepers viii find lots 10 interest
them in our present north window display.
Universal Electric Appliances are shown to
meet every need. The Mola Washing Machine
Is an item shown that should interest every
housekeeper. "Viko' Aluminium Ware will
prove a highly satisfactory addition TO any
kitchen. Housekeepers are also reminded that
1t is here they viii find all those little items
so necessary 10 complete the kitchen equip
ment.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-03
HUNGARIAN CABINET QUITS
AS REGENT ASSUMES OFFICE

Budapest. Hungary. March s.-lm-
mediately after admiral he thy had
ASSUMED his duties as regent OF Hun
gary announcement was made BIZ
premier HusZar that the cabinet had
resigned Admiral Horthy. however.
asked that the ministry retain office
pending the formation Of . new gov
eminent
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-03
GOV. LARHAZOBO ATTENDS
MEETING AT LAA rRTCEs

Las Cruces. \. NJ, March 3.-A
meeting Of Republicans was held last
night. VIII P. Lapoint. presiding
Addresses were made by jose Con
zales. senator H B. Holt. Col VIII
lams, II a Lewellyn. Frank n
Hayuer. In discussing road building
policies, district engineer c. B. Samp-
son furnished data on the subject
Gov o A. LaFrazo'o spoke on the
work covering the New Mexico legis-
lature- also national legislation.
he congratulated Las Cruces on re-
cent improvements and contrasted
conditions with 1870 and 1872.
Il was decided 20 organize q young
mems Republican club.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-03
CARRANZA TO GARRISON
TROOPS NEAR OIL AREAS

Tampico, Mex, March s.-Garrisons
Of from 50 70 100 soldiers are 70 Be
established in all oil camps in this
region. according 70 orders received
here by Gen. Nemesio Lopez. Hither-
to the activity OF federal soldiers mas
been limited to pursuit OF rebel bands
who have committed depredations.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-03
CANDIDA AGUILAR RESIGNS
G0YERE0RSHIP OF VERAcRUZ

Candida Aguilar. soninalw OF presi-
dent Venustiano Carranzs. Of Mexico.
formally resigned the Eoveruorship Of
the state OF Vera Cruz. February %.
according 20 Excelsior, OF Mexico
City. Senior Aguilar announced he
intended 10 take an active part in the
coming presidential campaign.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-03
MAKES FOOD TASTE
.Good-Hood's sarsapariHa Creates an
Appetite


Appetite
AIDS digestion and promotes assini-
lariou SO that the body secures fun
uutTltive value. thus naturally max
ing the weak strong and giving the
vitality OF health This great medi-
cine enables the digestive organs to
perform. their functions lastly. keeps
the stomach sweet and relieves or
prevents Indigestion and orhEr d.
gestiFe troubles.
When your food does taste good it
Is sign OF good or returning health.
shows that the blood is becoming
rirher. routing scrofuia. eczema.
rheumatism and other dissaser and
thar the system IS being built up 10
overcome that tired feeling. and the
prostration after influenza and fe-
vers- The one medicine that can
ieEitimately claim 20 do all this-is
Hoods Sarsaparilla- II a mild laxa-
tive Is needed. take food Tilis. an
active cathartics more Hoods Pills--
Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-03
ALLIES TO LIMIT TURKISH
ARMY TO POLICE DUTIES

Paris, France. March 3.-CHavas.)
Turkeys army viii be limited 70
the number OF troops necessary 10
maintain order 10 Asia Minor. &C
cording to the Journal. which SAYS
Turkey viii be compelled to keep her
armed forces on the Asiatic side Of
the Bosphorus.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-03
We Are Getting Acquainted

This week being devoted getting acquainted with the FL Paso
public Notwithstanding have given much publicity to the fact
that bought the retail department Of the Krakauer-Zo Com
pany there seems be confusion the minds Of many what
business mission We tell you briefly that all the lines
any are duplicated here and many have been largely
increased
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-03
SANTA FE MAIL
COACH ROBBED

Albuquerque. n n, March s--Post-
office inspectors today announced
that railway mail car on santa Fe
train No. 9 was robbed AZ Gallup early
Monday morning while the two CLERKS
in the car were at breakfast. The car
was entered by means OF a duplicate
key and registered parcels taken The
value Of the mail cannot be deter
mined until 2 check of the mail has
seen completed There is no clew 10
the robbers
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-03

Marseilles. France. March a.
French Wireless Servicel. - The
steamer Austria viii san from this
port tonight for the near east with
1850 French troops who viii disem-
bark at Constantinopls
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-03

one Of the most important en-
cheering centres for women Is in
Scotland. where 200 women are en-
ployed IN making motor engines for
farm tractors.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-03
SALOON CLOSING ORDER ISSUED.

Orders for closing saloons at Z
o'clock on Sunday afternoons have
been issued by the Juarez police de-
partment and viii become effective
next Sunday. March IL
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-03

We adopted the word Household as that here all mem
bers Of the household vii find what they want only household
and aomdhehome ITEMS but rifles revovers shotgns ammuni
and sporting goods Of all kinds We have already gotten
quamed many e. Paso people and enlarge business
metropolitan hardware you cordially invited do
a your very earliest convenience.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-03

Queen Mary's Army Auxiliary Corps
known as the ~Waacs," which served
in various capacities at the front
ceased as q military organization
with the ending OF the year.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-03
oFFTCIALs ATTEND FUNERAL

Many civil and military officials
OF Juarez attended the funeral Of Mrs.
a Ruiz Sandoval, wife OF acting con
sui Sandoval at the Sacred Heart
church Tuesday afternoon
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-03
The COURTS.
ssTH DISTRICT COURT.

Charles r. Robinson vs. Jessie 3.
Robinson. divorce: granted
state vs. Manuel Molina. Ernesto
Car5ajal. juveniles. sentenced TO serve
indeterminate sentences IN the state
Industrial school
COUNTY COURT
judge E b. MeCintock. Presiding
State rs. Limo Flores. sentenced 10
one day in jail on charge OF operat-
ing a motor car without owners con
sent
state Va Ray Nils. theft. sentenced
70 serve 10 days in jail
Sstate vs.. Charles McGowns theft
dismissed
state vs.. Mrs. Maria Navarro ha-
beas corpus action; dismissed
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-03

The Venus IT, trap opens its leaves
20 tempt Insects and then closes them
and traps the insect to its death.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-03

It is here the handy man about the house VIII
find all those items to add efficiency to ais
efforts. Lawn mowers, garden hose. hose
coupiers and sprinkers are items for imme-
date purchase Then, too the necessary
hatchet, hammer and so on, not 10 mention
nails. screws and similar items, are shown IN
big assortment. While we are on the sub
ject Of tools, we want 20 remind carpenters
that we VIII specialize at all times on stand
ard tools.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-03
Italian Girls May Join
Soldier Sweethearts;; II
Det1ined At Ellis Island

New Y ork, March S.-Twelve italian
girls who came 10 the United States
70 marry American soldiers but who
have been he'd at Ellis Island because
they could not pass the hteracy test
learned Tuesday Washington had
ruled they nay be admitted TO the
country for 60 days-providing they
sign a pledge not 10 marry during
that time
II senator Calder's bill. 70 exempt
them from the reading test. is passed.
they VIII be free AZ any time 70 wed
their soldier lovers There is an
other chance for the girls. for during
the 50 days they may learn TO read
the required 30 words.
The news spread so rapidly, and the
doughbov Romeos acted so promptly
that II was said az Ellis Island to-
night four or five Of the girls prob
ably would gain their freedom We'd
nesday, despite the fact that some
OF the men live in distant cities.
Lady Bingham. prominent in Brit
ish society. has announced her inten-
ton OF opening q military shop in
order 70 help meet the requirements
OF the high cost Of living.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-03
$500 Free

We are offering $500 for business slogan This slogan must
contain the three les-H H. H. This $500 will be awarded
BY dsnterested judges. The closes April p
If you further information. call telephone
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-03
STOP ITCHING SKIN
Zemo the Clean, Antiseptic
Llqui5. Gives Prompt Relief

There Is one safe, dependable treat
me1i thar relieves itching torture and
that cieanses and soothes the skin.
Ask any druggist for a CSC crS1 hottie
OF Zsml and apply It as directed Son
yUU wiD ind that irTitztions, pimplss,
blackheads eczema, blotchesringWurIa
enosimilar skin troubles VII disappear.
Leulo the penetrating. satisfying
LIQUID, IS al that IS needed, fer K
banishes most sin eruptions maEss
ths skin soft smooth and healthy.
TtsE ". Rose Ca Cleveland. o.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-03
Mail Orders

We believe outofoWn people are going to appreciate the
are going to give them through the mails While we issue
have eOmPeten, force IN charge Of the Mail Order
and the orders will be filled promptly and satisfactorily
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-03

Store No. SOS y. Oregon St TEL 51s & 2122
Store No. 2-f1fs E Boulevard, Tel. 2os2
Store No. s-sf2 Pisdras. Tel 1927
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-29
Local Typewriter and
Office Supply Concern
Has Attractive SdLeSrOOn1

The illustrator on this page today
shows the Interior Of the Hslesroon
OF an FL Pas5 organization which
since its establishment Il years ago
has called Itself 70 the favorable at
tention OF a host OF business people
throughout the southwest II Is that
Of the Typewriter and office Supply
company. which occupies commodious
quarters on the Mills street side OF
the Martin building, one OF the hand
soonest business structures IN the FL
Pasc trade territory
The Typewriter and office Supply
company was established by ]. K
Prather, its present owner and its
standing IN the trade may be sug-
gested by tbs statement that Il is
agent for the Corona and Oliver
typewriters. Complete lines Of type
writer and cffics supplies are car
Red in stock. and a very consider e
shle department Is devoted to the re-
pairing ana rebuilding OF typeWrit-
ers Of every description Another de-
partment which has proved a great
convenieuce 20 the local business
public Is one for the manufacture Of
rubber stamps Both the typewriter
repair and rubber stamp departments
are operated under the direction Of
high class specialists in these lines
our lIr. Stamm was the Reming-
learned the typewriter business in
the factory. ne IS ons Of the best
typewriter experts and mechanics in
the entire country" said Mr. Prather
in speaking ab0u- the concern and
Its personnel
I'VE have another man" he con
tinued, who does nothing but take
cars Of the repairs on typewriters
and adding machines His work
manship VIII compare favorably with
The best mechanics IN these lines
anywhere and We can highly recon-
nothing but manufacture rubber
stamps he, too, Is an expert Of ex-
ceptional ability fl this line
Our NJ Dishart Is in charge Of
tbs bookkeeping and auditing de-
psrtment, and Is G. man Of true and
fried ability. Our entire force is one
OF exceptional ability in their par
ticular fields Of endeavor.
our y years OF business service
n this city and section have made
US known to the business men and
to the public generally. We have
many, many concerns who have
glFen Us their patronage con-
rinuouHly because they have received
courteous. prompt anda efficient serv-
ice Our policy is one OF strict
adherence 70 perfection IN minute
details and tbs keenest effort TO
SATISFY our patrons with good work
and good merchandise.
Being located IN the Martin build
Ing. directly opposite the new post
office. We are easy TO access. and
the public find Us convenient to
patronize- vs. do a rental business
in typeWriters. also, and buy and sell
used machineA In fact, whatever
service OF any character YOU may
wish IN the lines We have mentioned.
you VIII bo able to get at our estab-
lishmeutH
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-29

ment Is calling attention 20 the IN
certainty IN the coal situation While
the price may not rise q great deal
higher. Il Is pointed out that fan de-
livery Of coal is uncertain. II Is said
that no man can predict the fall
market as to either price or quantity.
Those who buy coal now. Il Is there
fore said, will certainly be at least
assured OF a winter supply without
the uncertainties OF fall as to price
or delay In delivery.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-29
Buy Coal NorO AdDice
Of Ell Paso Dealers

An FL Paso business which ranks
among the largest of It's kind in the
southwest Is that OF Held Bros. Inc
dealers in fuel and feed products, In
GLIDING steam and domestic coal,
kindling. hay and grains The busi-
ress Is a long established one, and
its history has been one OF steady
its original size
At the present time the. manage
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-09-27

@. What is the League of Ma
tions?
A. 1t is a society of free and ci
.vilized nations for the purpose o.
| preventing war:
BY abolishing secret diplomacy
BY promoting, through fair dis
cussion, the good understanding
upon which peace depends.
BY retarding hostilities until the
causes of dispute have been inn
partially Investigated.
BY truthful publicity.
By the general reduction of arm
aments.
Finally, it makes a beginning,
though a small one, at organizing
nations, like individuals, on ba-
sis of law backed by penalties.
@. How was the league estab-
lished?
A. 1t was established as part of
the Versailles peace treaty which
ended the great war. 4!
@. Have all the nations whose
representative participated in the
drafting of the treaty, accepted the.
league?
A. They have, with the excep-I
tion of the United States. The
senate at Washington has so far
refused to ratify the treaty and the]
covenant of the league as part OF
the treaty.
@. Have neutral nations entered
the league?
A. Yes,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-09-27

San Francisco.-A A tribute ito
1900 gold star men of the Ninety
First division, heroes of the world
war, will be paid during the re-
union of the division at Idora park,
Oakland, Sunday, September 26. A
silent prayer in memory Of the fall
en- soldiers will be given. Partici-
pating in the memorial services
will be Chaplains Jeremiah GAL
vim of the Three Hundred and Six
ty-third infantry: George B. La
combe, of the Three Hundred and
Forty-seventh field artillery, and
stephen S. Brown, of the Three
Hundred and Forty-eighth field
artillery.
Invitations to attend the reun-
ion have been sent to Governor
William d stephens. of California,
and the governors of Nevada, Ore
gon, Washington, Utah, Idaho,
Montana and Wyoming.
Mayor James Rolph, Jr., of San
Francisco; Mayor John L. Davie,
VI OdhldIu, anu lufititT SeiltTdlS
of the division will be among the
honored guests at the reunion,
marking the second anniversary of
the victorious Argonne- Meuse Of
fensive. General John J. PERISH
ing has been invited to attend.
Over 10000 veterans from all
parts of the Pacific coast will par
ticipate in the anniversary event.
A feature of the days program
will be a huge open-air prize ring.
tournament in which star pugilists
Of the coast will participates. Cap
tain Paul A. Rutton, chairman of
the arrangements committee, and
Willie Ritchie, former worlds
champion, have signedl
fighters, Including john
ny Mccarthy, "Spud'' Murphy, Joe
Azavedo, Baird Baird, Joe Herrera,
Fred Murphy and pickles" Mar
in. Ritchie. who was boxing in
'tructor al Camp Lewis for the di-
Iision viii act as referee
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-09-27
Ripping Rhymes
AMY LOWELL

This great and gifted in judgment often sits her
genius supehuman equps her. she admits The bards of
epochs oden she says merely punk thought their
works were golden but know they're junk. Oh,
music filled their when those bards used to write
but Amy and when rythm is in sight She lee
lures her attic to poets gone to seed Lnes must be
lame rheumatic before they're fit to read If lines
as water and like bright water flow why then it's time to
slaughter the bard who made them Old poets dead
ringers mockingbrds and wrens but truest
singers sound like guinea hens It seems strange
says Amy hat people read Keats not only read him.
blame me- but thought his treats And Tennyson
His waddle was once accounted grand, and held up
model for bard throughout the land But have Travelled
greatly in these high modern times we bak at all that's
stately and fine in poets rhymes All verses must be halt
ing SO will shoe them hence psalter must be psaltng
that shows lick of sense"
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-09-27
Taft, Harding and the League

President Taft does not hold very atterng opn-
ions regarding the craftsmanship of Warren G. Harding
expressed in his various upon the peace
treaty.
Concerning Hardngs plan to establish separate peace
with Germany by congressional resolution Mr. Taft says
Harding he q finding
privileges he
can only becoming party to it.
Concerning Harding's vague plan for society Of
nations substitute for the League of Nations Mr. Taft
says:
suppose principal will
old Of the Treaty
Harding insist this
only through ratification Of the treaty can he make secure our
privileges against Germany
Mr.. Hardngs plan to revive the dead and 100 percent
failure the Hague Tribunal and put teeth into it, is
ferred to by Mr.. Taft as follows:
The Hague Tribunal the court but
Tribunal The Hague Tribunal
with its purely voluntary m jurisdiction ana voluntary e'uoh q
There no doubt but that the former president having
keen sense hmor and phsphca mind gives one OF his
chuces when he reads one OF Hardngs front
porch homies on the League of Nations.
AS to what Mr. Taft thinks Of Hardngs contention that
it is question of constitution covenant and that the
League sets aside the constitution shown IN the
II did not think and do not think, that anything in the
league covenant as the senate would violate the con-
sution Of the United States would involve us IN wars
which it would be to the highest interest OF the world
to suppress by universal boycott and if need be- by military
force
I consider that the moral effect Of Article preda
tory nations would restrain them from the declaration
of the doctrine has done and that the requirement OF
the unanimous by the representatives OF the great
in council before league action would safeguard the
United States from any perverson Of the high purpose OF
the league"
Furthermore Mr. Taft believes that the League the
most important issue before the people and that 1T ustes
boiling the party He says:
Moreover the issue of the league transcends IN w
justify and require one VINO
this great boon for the world
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-09-27
HaylingS Official Record
Detailed Study of Official Records Compiled by Lynn
Haynes and Henry Raymond Mussey in
"Ihe Searchlight"


I Haynes and Henry Raymond Mussey in
''The Searchlight"
i. Harding Against Brandies
When President Wilson appointed Louis D. Brandes K
the supreme court the dchoo reactonares opposed his
confirmation There is in all the foregoing evidence Of
Hardings attitude, clear-cu and conclusive proof
of what he stood for politically and economically than his
against Brandeis this occasion Gune l. 1916; G. r.
9o32).
+ Harding Helps Suppress Facts
An important of preventing the people from chang
present conditions is to keep them in ignorance OF what
those conditions
The publication of Senate Document No 259, showing
profits made by corporations in 1917 proved great shock
to public complacency Early in the second session OF the
present Congress Senator Harris (Georga) introduced
joint resolution calling for the publication Of similar figures
for 1918.
The resolution was referred to the Finance Committee
where it quietly but firmly suppressed During the last
hours of the session. dramatic fight waged to dis
charge the committee from further consideration OF the reso
uon and thus get action it. The test vote (June 8,
1920) the motion to discharge the committee Hard
ing voted nay &C. r. 928) thus voting to withhold from
the people information about the profits made during the
year 1918
Harding Summed Up.
The today stands at the lowest ebb of statesman
ship known The average ability of its membership is
below that of any other period Yet undoubtedly Harding
lis at the very bottom of the list.
He is reactonary through and through
He is not himself leader in that old school, He depends
upon himself for big decision Penrose Lodge and Smoot
typfy the leadership to which he responds Obviously if
he elected such politicians would control his admins
traton
He has shown comprehension of any vital problem
demanding solution.
The total of his positive constructive ideas is limited
to protective tariff His comprehension Of that issue
expressed by quoting what he himself said in arguing for
a high tariff:
added the article and there
burden the American consumer
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-09-27
A B c. of the League
of Nations
I.-What Is the League of Nations?
Harding Against Brandies

@. How many nations are nov
members of the league?
A. At the latest reckoning, thir.
| ty-nine.
@. Has the United States, though
not a member, taken any officia
action in relation to the league?
A. Yes. President Wilson. in ac-
cordance with the terms of the
covenant, has issued call for the
first meeting of the assembly of the
league on November Is.
@. Is the league a new depar-
ture in International relations?
A. 1t is. States or nations had
never until 1919 met and attempt
ed to draw up rules of conduct for
themselves. What is more import
ant, they had never agreed to pun
ish any violators of such shadowy
codes as they had. That omission
explains the ineffectiveness of the
Hague peace tri ibunal. The Hague
court not only failed to prevent
the great war of 1914, but even to
put into force, when the war did
begin, the rules it had drawn up
to mitigate the horrors of warfare.
@. But have not the nations such
a thing as international law?
A. Yes--a very imperfect inter-
national law, and also certain Chi
valric ideas Of proper national be-
havior, both of which usually break
under strain.
Tomorrow's A b G of the league
of nations will tell how the league
is organized and operates.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-09-27

thought we just had to get away
ana talk it all over"
Talk what over?" asked Karl
"Well, 1 don't suppose it does
seem very wonderful to you old
married folks, but just at present
the most wonderful thing in all
the world to Mary and me is that
we are going to be married three
weeks from today. You see, we
decided to hold a kind Of anniver-
sary.'
''What!" said Karl.
eyes, beforehand anniver-
sary."
"Well, you are modern, but if
that's the case, you must want to
be alone. Did you know, Mary,
that. your mother and are hold
ing an anniversary?"
"Oh, yes, remember" said
Mary, in mater fact tones. you
and mother have been married 20
years"
Tomorrow--Hail and Farewell.