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Evening journal., 1920-07-17
MEXICO ISSUE
in Campaign
Activities Emphasize Dis
cased Conditions South
of the Rio Grande
"WATCHFUL WAITING"
AGAIN THE PROGRAM

WASHINGTON, July i7-Resurgence
Of Mexican revolutionary activities is
likely to make Mexico one OF the is
sues In the coming presidential cam
palgn. The warning recently issued
by former Ambassador Fletcher that
recognition should be delayed until
proper guarantees Of the lives and
property Of foreigners should be made
coupled with the present outbreak
precipilated by Pablo Gonzales, re-
sulting in his arrest by the De la
Huerta government, has served 10 call
renewed attention to the diseased
condition that exists south OF the Rio
Grandc
The first step Of the De la Huerta
government appeared 20 be directed
along peaceful Lines. but recent je-
Nelopments indicate The fact that
every Mexican revolution carries
with It the seed Of its own destruc-
tion
Not only is the present Mexican
government facing rebellion at the
hands Of the adherents OF Pablo
Gonzales. abetted by Carranzistas
but other elements OF disaffactiOn
exist which may make the peaceful
succession Of Obregon in August a
difficult one. Villa is still at large
MIiMt IrtNldA r lAllhN Afhlifo DIP
pears TO be the sword arm 10 the
new government, determined TO orine
into subiection all political as well
a. military rivals. No headway has
been made in bringing Villa into sub
lection and his friends say Villa Will
be able TO hold on his enemies in
definitely
The situation brings in review the
announced policy Of the President
never 10 recognize a company founded
on violence, accompanied by the para
doXical attitude Of keeping hands or
no matter 10 what extent the policy
might result in attacks upon Ameri-
can nationals and destruction and con-
flscatiOn OF American-OWned property
The foundation for an attack upon
the administration policy has been
laid I'm the Investigation Of the Fail
Subcommittee Of the Senate commit
tee on foreign relations and the use
that Is % be made OF it was suggested
in the militant declaration on the
Mexican question adopted in the Re
publican platform.
Evening journal., 1920-07-17
ITALIANS HONOR LADY OF CARMEL

. Impressive services marked the eel
cbration OF the seventh anniversary
OF the Feast OF Our Blessed Larry.
Marie Of Carmel, by Italians Of This
city in st. Elizaheth's Church, yester-
day More than 1000 men, women
and children participated in the pro-
cession. which left the church az 3
o'clock, with members q st. Eliza
beth's Society. ST. Mnchaers Society
and Lady OF Mt Carmel Society In the
Lead. The pageant marched through
the Italian section Of the city and
then returned 10 the church.
Tho Rev. Ban Cappo, OF Philadel-
phia. Ofiiciated at solemn mass In the
morning, after which two bands
Travelled around the city in special
trolley cars.
Later in the evening there was a
band concert in DelamOre Park, fol-
lowed by a beautiful display Of fire.
works. The concert was led by Pro-
fess0r Salvatore OriumnO. The sing
ers were Mschaelo Zafone and Omelia
Bills.
Another celebration will be held
Sunday In honor OF ST. Francis de
Paulo. The program for the festiviiy
will be similar 10 that OF last even
ing except that the fireworks will be
eliminated
Evening journal., 1920-07-17

less other furnishings. which still re-
tain their excellence. includiog the
mahogany bed In which Elihu Root
rested his, CLOSELY cropped head wher
ON a mission 70 the old Dlaz govern
ment
Construction OF the castle was be-
sun Ia 1883. but did not reach It's
present state until many years after
ward. Today II covers almost the
whole top Of Chapuitepec. which, In
The Avipc language, means Grasshop-
per Hill. So-called from the number
Of Insects that once infested the re-
giOn.
Under The Carranza regime. visitors
inspected the castle upon obtaining
special permits. 10 Is siill open 10
visitors, but, being the presidents
residence. permits are more difficult
TO obtain and The hours OF inspection
more limited.
Evening journal., 1920-07-17
P. n. n. TO ENTERTMN YETERANs

Membcrs 0f Inc Maryland and Me-
dia Divisions. Pennsylvania Railroad
veterans Association, will be enter
iaintd by The railroad management
st Pequa, Pa, on Saturday. July 81
Two special trains one from Wawa.
Pa, the other from perryville. Md.
Will be run iO carry the velaerans 90
pequa. The local Pennsylvania band
Will accompany The Maryland Divi-
s on contingent
Arrangements have been made with
the hotel proprietor IN -pequa ..
provide meals for those who do mol
care 20 carry The old-iime "baskel
lunch" superintendent Buckalev
has personal charge of The affair.
Evening journal., 1920-07-17
CHILD DYING; SEEKS Ann.

CHlLAGO. July i7-Wiih his child
expected TO die in tweniy-fOur hours,
u; g. Hatfield, owner Of printing es-
iablishment here, has appealed for
aid in finding his wife.
Under an agreement recently en-
tered into, Hatfield had breakfast
with his wife every Sunday morning
"rhere was no trouble between
us" he said. "She wanted 10 work
so she started out 10 find a lob anc
a furnished room She didn't give mf
her address. We were together every
Sunday. though.
Hatfield wants his wife 10 see the
baby before 10 dies.
Evening journal., 1920-07-17
PACK MILLION AND
HALF CANS OF PEAS
Special 10 The Evonlng Journal

Special 10 The Evening Journal
DOVER. Del. July i7-The Liberty
Brand Canning Company. OF which
former Senator J. Frank Alice aud
his son, State senator j. r. Alice Jr.,
are properietors, has packed $1,000
cases OF peas during the season Just
closed Each case contains % cans
Of peas, The entire pack being t,iSS,-
900 cans. Former Senator Alice per-
sOnally is looking after the shipment
OF this great pack Of peas. His COM
pany does not intend to pack
tomatoes this season.
Evening journal., 1920-07-17
CnlINlENn sAIInn MrnnNAIn

Donald 4 McD0n0I1, D10lsWalns
mate. first class 80 u $. ~, now
stationed at the Navy Recruiting Of
flee here. received a letter OF com
cendaiiOn from The secretary OF the
Navy yesierldy. Mcdonald was a
member OF the crew OF the 4. s. 8
Evening journal., 1920-07-17
LAWMAKERS son
SOUTHERN LEAGUE
aPeoIal 70 The Evening Journal

GEORGETOWN. July f7.-Iesse
Jones, son OF Benjamin F. Jones, a
member Of the Delaware Legislature,
residing at Mlllsboro, has Joined the
pitching stan OF the Wilmington. n.
G. Club In The Southern Lesgue.
Jones is making good, having won
all OF the games pitched except one.
and next season Is expected 10 be
given a try0ut by one OF the big
league clubs. Jones makes the sec
by The town Of NfilsbOrO this season
The other being Walter ("HOwdy''l
Belts. now with the Philadelphia
Nationals Last season, when Belts
iwirled for the Millsboro club. Jones
was his catcher. and when Jones did
the twirling Belts would catch him
Evening journal., 1920-07-17
CENTRAL Union no ELECT

Election OF a president win take
place At the meeting Of the Central
on next Tuesday evening. Robert w
Kramer, Dennis J. Byrne, and Walter
l.. Fuhmer are the candidates. Every
affiliated organization Is requested BY
secretary p. w. Stierle 10 have is
fsH quota OF delegates present.
Evening journal., 1920-07-17
sANIIAGn FELL 2a YEARs Acn

Today marks the twenty-second an
niversary OF the surrender Of Santiago
by the Spaniards 10 the American
forces under Major General W. r..
Shafier.
The Americans entered Santiaeo
July II. Under the terms Of the capt.
tulation the Spanish forces in the di-
vision OF Santiago de Cuba surren-
dered and were returned 90 Spain
There were abaot 1900 men, 10000
being In the city Of SANTIAGO.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-04-16
PLAIN yOILES

In all new spring shades,
very fine material in good
count, SO inches wide, worth
SOC a yard, special -. 49c
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-13
VILLA AND REBEL AID
PLAN TO TAKE TAMPIC0

Washington. b. C. Jan 13.-Fran-
cisco villa. with a squadron OF cav
airy. is on his way TO the Tamplco
oil fields for a conference with Pc
Iaez. the rebel IN control Of the
southern oil fields for several years.
it was said in private advices. At
the proposed conference the two
rebels viii nap out a campaign in
tended 20 capture Tampico City and
take over control Of the entire Tam
pico district. the advices, which are
from sources Intimately related 10
Villas movement, report
Gen Murguia, in command OF the
federal troops at Tampico and in
Coahuila- Is reported TO have broken
with Carranza and 10 have sent the
Mexican president a defiant note de-
nouncing Carranza's three nephews,
Gems Ricault Villasenor and Peraldi,
who were sent to command briEades
in Coahuila, as towards who fled
Of war. to take over Alarguia's com
sent Gen Urquizo, assistant minister
Of var, 10 take over MurEuia's COM
manu-. but the latter objected and
threatened UrQuizo with execution
Urquizo returned to Mexico City and
president Carranza sent Lie. Amaya, a
friend OF Murguis, TO pacify the lat
ter
1IurEuia is reported 20 have seized
the national railways in Coahuila-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-13
Praises
President In
Political Talk

Omaha, Neb., Jan 13.-Compromise
so as TO secure immediate ratification
Of the peace treaty, was strongly
urged here last night by william J.
Bryan in a political address in which
he pictured the Democratic party as
being more competent than the Re
publieans to solve the nations great
economic problems.
Again derying there had been a
split" between him and president
Wilson over the treaty. Mr.. Bryan
praised the work OF the president at
Paris. declaring he had obtained a
peace pact which was better than any
one ever believed It was possible for
him 10 secure He also lauded United
States senator Hitchcock for his work
in the peace treaty's behalf
Mr. Bryan said that originally he
was anxious that the treaty be rati-
fled without reservations, but that
because Of the senate deadlock that
was not now possible The only thing
TO do now. he said. was for the Demo-
cratic and Republican senators to try
to get together on a compromise so
the Cnited States might take its place
in the league of nations at its first
meeting next Friday
Referring 10 article ten Of the
league covenant, Mr.. Bryan said he
did not want the Democratic party to
80 before the people on any issue
that would impair the right Of con-
gress 10 declare war
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-13
Why DO YOU TRY
TO HIDE THOSE
LITTLE PIMPLES
Or Cover a Dark, Sallow,
Muddy Complexion With
Face Powder and
Rouge.

How embarrassing It is for one 70
have pimples appear on face. neck.
arms or hands One little pimple IS
bad enough-mars the attractiveness
OF a pretty face.
You can quickly remove pimples
and other skin blemishes by touching
the spot or applying Black and White
Ointment 20 the part affected. This
simple but effective home beauty
treatment removes. not only plmples
but clears a dark. sallow. muddy com
pleNion, and leaves the skin soft.
white and radiant
All who have used Black and White
Ointment are delighted with the re-
suits and keep a box always on thelr
dressing table Black and White Soap
should also be used and viii be found
a delightful aid 20 the Ointment
Both Black and White Ointment and
Soap can be found at all good drug
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a sample. literature and Black and
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-13
GOUe7-nn1entHead
Anxious To Get
HarUardRadiCaLS

Boston. Mass. Jan. I5.-At the same
time that a protest against the pre-
vailing opaganda OF fear and vs.
terra" in connection with anti-radical
activities was being soiced last night
by judge George w Anderson. Of the
United States court, before the Har-
ward Liberal club. Henry J. Skeffing-
ton. immigration commissioner at
this port was telling the Massachus-
etts Press association that he would
take pleasure in getting some OF
these Harvard Liberal club radicals
Commissioner Skeffington said
Heretofore we have been able 70
deal only with aliens, as all citizens
have been exempt from our efforts,
but last Friday the senate passed a
bill TO include veryone-citizens anc
aliens-and see that the house has
made the bill even stronger
some OF the Harvard Liberal
club radicals have been raising
80 much cain around here that II
have a warrant in my pocket
III take pleasure in getting
them.
Real democracy now seems unsafe
in America" said Judge Anderson
speaking as a guest Of the Harv ard
Liberal club" He asserted that ne
present agitation concerning the
limiting or free speech has been 'eL-
ercised without much regard to con
stitutional or even proper legal limi-
tations" The speaker continued
Many Of the same persons that Tor
two years were taking pro-German
plots now are promoting the Red
terror"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-13
HASTEN
T0G0NPRONISE

cratic senators offer in the way Of
a compromise.
One thing is clear. lIr Wilson
viii not be q party 70 the compro-
mise negotiations. but If a compro-
mise is effected and the treaty -
adopted by the senate with reserva-
uons satisfactory 20 two-thirds OF
the membership OF the senate, IL IS
an open secret-in fact an excellent
bet-that Mr.. Wilson will pass the
document on to the European powers
for 10 is they who can now say
whether the United States has salts
fled the conditions upon which mem
bership il the league Of nations Sc
based.
n they want America to join
and can afford to give the United
states special Interpretations of
the treaty clauses and IN some
cases an implied exemption from
obligation. then II is their bust
ness 10 say.
So far as president Wilson is con-
cerned. the ratification Of a peace
treaty by the European powers and
the setting up OF the council Of the
league OF nations has in a sense
diminished his own dfscretiona-y
powers over the future action Of the
senate and made the task one en-
tirely Tor the senate OF the United
States Democrats and Republicans
at least are becoming conscious OF
their own responsibility and the pro-
gress towards compromise not only
is producing hopefulness on capitol
hill but significantly enough il pro-
vokes no displeasure at the white
Copyright. 1920, The FL Paso
Herald
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-13
Women TOHeLb
In Democratic
Meeting Plans

Washington, d. c., Jan 13.-Ap-
pointment OF a committee OF II. in
Gliding two women. to arrange for
the Democratic national convention
at san Francisco on June %. was an
nounced today by chairman Cum
minEs OF the national committee.
This viii be the first time women
have had q hand in the preliminary
arrangements Of a presidential nom
mating convention, Mr.. Cummings
said
Chairman Cummings viii head the
committee and the members will be:
Mrs. George Bass, Chicago; Miss Nay
Z. Foy. Los Angeles; J. Bryce Kremer.
Montana. Wilbur n Marsh, Iowa
Edward G. Hoffman. Indiana; Clark
Howell. Georgia. Norman Z. Mack,
New York: Fred B. Lynch. Minnesota;
Charles Bosch enstein, Illinois; E. H
Moore, Ohio: Arthur F. Mullen, Ne
braska; DR.. John W Coughhn. Mas
sachussetts. Isadore 3. Dockweiler.
California. John 7. Barnett, Colorado:
Patrick H Quinn. Rhode Island. ana
Robert h Elder, Idaho.
The first meeting OF the arrange
ments committee viii be held in san
Fracisco. probably within the next
sixty DAYS. Mr.. Cummings said The
committee will be divided into seven
subcommiItees dealing with specific
phases Of the convention.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-13
WILL USE AIRPLANES FOR
SIGHTSEEING IN NEW MEXICO

Chicago. Ill. Jan 1s.-WeStern and
southwestern individuals a I'd con-
Germs were big buyers Of asrplanes
at the aeronoutical show here Mon
day They viii be put TO q variety
OF uses ranging from air transporta-
ton 10 aid in the Rocky mountains
10 the sightseeing business
The largest sale announced was
that OF 500 machines TO z. J. John
son. Of the Aero transportation com
panv, OF Denver
The sales included the purchase
by L B. Humphreys, another Denver
man, OF six airplanes at $4,000 each,
which viii be used for sightseeing in
Colorado. Wyoming and New Mexico.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-13
EndsSfubbOTn Coughs
IN q Hurry

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lntoss pint bottle, put % ounces
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You can use clarified molasses, honey,
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children Ike Il
You can feel this take hold IN
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-13

S14Ozs


The executive committee plans 20
see various individuals and citizens
this week for subscriptions and.
beginning next Monday, teams Viii
scatter over the city 10 complete the
work. While actual needs do not
total S17,500, there is always q
shrinkage in collections and unfor-
seen expenses may arise, so the COM
mittee placed the goal at the figure.
Executive Everman pointed out
that the school enrolment shows 1000
boys in Fl Paso between u and IS
years, who should be reached o.
the Scout program. Figuring this at
S4-50 per boy, the sum set by the Ma
ti0nal scout council, this would make
FL Paso's quota $4,000 for the year.
Figured on a Scout enrolment OF 1910
boys, the sum IL Is expected to raise
would show a cost he said, 70 the
public Of $3.50 per boy reached Here
tofore FL Paso has figured on spend
ing so a year per Scout
The team captains who viii help
raise the funds are. O. J. Binford, 5.
J. BRENT, ". S. Clayton. VIII Crombie,
". T. Griffith, ". c. Haden. R B.
Orndorff, W. G. Roe, ". H Shelton,
Y. r. stiles. Harry Swain, VIII r.
Winch. n n. Walker, r. A. Whit
lock. F. c. Alderete, L HOrwitz, E ID.
Lachman. Jake kaufman, sam Gil
lett K NJ Roberts, E. c. Held, Clat-
borne Adams, R. d. Richey, A J.
Strayer. G. 3. Ryan, A T. Rowlands,
n. Z. Ferguson, W r. Schultz, Fred
Lazenby. F. F. Campton and Frank
A Farrell
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-13
New Process Removes
Superfluous Hair Roots!

Women troubled with uasightly hairy
Erovths VIII be delighted TO hear that
they czn now actually remove the hair
entirs-roots and all-easiIy. quickly.
harmlessiy- II ls done without the use
o. liquid. powder. paste. or electric needle
The new paslaetine process Is not 70 be
compared at all with any other method
Nothing Hl7s Il ever discovered L causes
the nair roots 20 cone out before your
very eyes leaving the skin smooth and
hairless as babes Its action Is SO posi-
tive so certain. druggists generally report
phenomenal sales for phelactine- Il IS
non-odorous. uou-lrritatinF, nou-poisonous
"a child could safely ext f. Get a small
stick OF phelactine TO-DAY, follow the sim
pie Instructions ard you viii be wonder
fully surprised--ACv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-13
Doctor Says
Tobacco Causes
Hardening Arteries

Tobacco causes hardening Of the
arteries, says Dr. Conner. and along
about forty when a man should be at
his best, the excessive tobacco user
finds himself with high blood pres
sure. headaches. indigestion and a lot
Of other troubles. Your own doctor
win tell you this is true. II you want
to quit tobacco entirely or cut down
the excess, get a package Of Nicotol
tablets from your druggist and you
VIII find It easy. Nicotol kills the
craving and makes the tobacco habit
quit you. IL is sold under a steel
bound money back guarantee by all
druggists.
Note Ask your druggist what
others say about the wonderful mower
Of Nicotol to break the tobacco habit.
be knows and he can be trusted 10
tell you the fun truth.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-13
SULTAN DECLARES SMYRNA
KSEPARABLE FROM TURKEY

Constsntinople, Turkey. Jan Is
Smyrna was declared 'inseparable
from the Turkish empire" in the
suItan's speech from. the throne de-
Iivered at the opening OF the cham
Der Of deputies Monday. As the sui
tan was unable TO attend the meeting
the speech was read by the minister
Of the interior Smyrna now is the
Greek zone Of occupation
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-13
Someone's Going To Win,
Saus Cincinnati Man

IF Gen Leonard Wood IS not nom
mated BY the Republicans somebody
else viii be, and if AIr. Wilson does
not run again somebody else VIII be
the Democratic candidate
That is the way J. J. Buckhauser.
member OF the city council OF Gin
cinnati. Ohio, looks at il Mr. Buck
hauser. who is at the Sheldon hotel
with his wife, SAYS that in any event
we Will have a president Il can tell
you better in a year who Il viii be,
he said.
How does Cincinnati make out
without booze2 Mr.. Buckhauser was
asked. Just like any other city
does" he replied
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-13
WOOD NOT TO RESIGN TO
BE CANDIDATE. He SAYS

Baltimore. Nd. Jan. ii shall
not resign from the army, II such a
step is necessary 10 be a candidate
for president OF the United States.
Precedents are abundant that ny
connection with the army does not
interfere with any presidential am
bition which my friends are wishing
upon me- As an officer Of the army.
/ recognize president Wilson as NY
commanderinchief and TO him ] owe
my allegiance"
Cen Leonard Wood made this
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-13
PAPER MONEY PLACED IN
CIRCULATION IN MEXICO

Mexico City. Mex. Jan 1s.-Paper
money is in circulation in Mexico for
the first time since 1916. This was
made possible by a presidential decree
authorizing the monetary commission
to issue certificates Of one peso and
so centavos. the amounts to be issued
being limited TO deposits OF Mexican
gold made it'll the commission This
measure was designed TO relieve the
shortage OF change due to the hoard
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-13
MORE REVENUE INSPECTORS
SENT TO Ell PASO DISTRICT

Several additional revenue agents
viii be placed en duty here at once,
70 assist. but not replace. state and
local authorities who are working on
liquor law violations, according TO
Clifford G. Beckham. prohibition d.
rector for Texas
A force Of IS TO 100 additional in
spectors Of revenue have been ap-
pointed 10 carry on the prohibition
work and it is expected that most OF
them in the southwest will be as
signed to the Rio Grande district.
FL Paso's share Of the inspectors viii
number five.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-13
GEN. RIOS WILL DIRECT
rANTn NTEW AGAINST VA

Douglas, Ariz-, Jan 13--Gen- Juan
Jose Rios. formerly in charge Of the
war office in Mexico City, has ar
rived in Guaymas, Sonora, 20 take
command Of the campaign against
the Taqui Indians, relieving Gen.
Juan Torres. who has been ordered
70 report at MaZatlan, Sinaloa. 70
relieve Gen. Juan Ca-rasco. present
chief Of operations there Gen Car
rasco has been ordered TO Mexico
City.