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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-02
is ike
A new PERSON
Kentucky Farmer Says
Nothing Helped Her I'm
til She Took Tanlac-
Suffered 20 Years.

remarkable indeed was the state
ment made by W. 7. Walker, prolml-
neut farmer. living at ShepherosYllle,
Ky r F. D. No 2. while IN LOUIS
vile a few days ago.
M. Walker declared that three
bottles Of Tanlac has done MS wire
more good than all the other medi-
cines she has taken in twenty years
put together.
For twenty years" said Mr. Walker,
my wife had been unable to eat any
thing without suffering terribly Win
INDIGESTION. She had such violent
cramping pains in her stomach AZ
times that she could not straig nten
up; she was constipated all the time
and often got 80 dizzy she would
nearly fall She had no strength and
her nerves were 50 shattered that she
could hardly sleep at all
Nothing ever helped her until she
got Tanlac and that's saying a good
deal. for she has tried every thlng-
Tanlac helped her right from the
start. and while she has just finished
her third bottle she is already ike a
different person. Her stomach is IN
such fine conditio-- now she can even
eat pork or anything else and never
has a pain or an uncomfortable Ieel-
ing afterwards. She is no longer con-
stipated and never has dizzy spell,
til she sleeps Just like q child every
night Ianlac is bound 70 be Zine
medicine TO do what it has for my
wife after she had suffered so long.
and ! VIII recommend IL to anybody.
Taulac Is sold in FL Paso by Cordell
Drug Co, Successors 10 Kelly & Pol
lard.-AdE-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-02
Twentieth OF Worlds
Diamonds Are Perfect

Chicago, III, Aug. 2.-Ths diamond
you gave your sweetheart looked 10
you like a perfect stone It seemed
a perfect stone 70 her and she went
into ecstasies over IT. If anyone told
her It was not a perfect diamond she
would become indignant. But II
doubtless is not a perfect diamond
for all that
7 DO not like to call anything az
pure and beautiful as a diamond i'm
perfect" said a diamond expert
ANY good diamond is perfect enough
to fit into the average human con-
ception OF a perfectly beautiful jewel
But the fact remains that only about
percent Of the diamonds OF the
world are absolutely perfect in color,
brllliancy and cutting The caria-
lions in diamonds IN their approach
10 perfection are the reason stones Of
the same carat size differ so widely
IN price. You can buy a single carat
diamond for $3.50 or for $1,000 Il de-
ponds upon the quality and not upon
the quantity OF orystalized carbon.
The absolutely perfect diamond Is al
most priceless"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-02
Sugar Bowls And Freless
Cookers Hide Pennies

Cincinnati Ohio. Aug. Even the
fireless cooker has been utilized as
hiding place FOR pennies here
The cooker, together with vases on
the parlor manteL the unused cracker
jar on the sidsboard and old Mason
jars in the pantry, are held partly re-
sponsible for the panny famine ex-
listing here in the federal subtrsasury
office.
The man who gets pennies IN
change on the street ear or at the
restaurant is tempted 10 turn them
over to the children's banks when
he changes his clothing TO go out In
the evening" declared David Resce
cashier at the local suhtreasury.
pointing out the existence Of a penny
saving wave sweeping the country
1T seems so easy 10 save pennies
that they are just tossed into some
receptacle and forgotten
I'VE have unearthed some very odd
hiding places. selected BY the penny
savers"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-02
@ Rocb Of Age" Used
To Calm Mill Cows

Greensburg. Pa. Aug Cows are
being MIXED to the calming strains
Of the old hymn. Rock OF Ages" By
John Leighty. wealthy dairyman OF
East Huntington. who purchased two
highly bred Holsteins a few days ago.
He found he had two OF the worst
kickers in the country on his hands
How 70 reform them kept him awake
nights until he saw an old Austrian
woman swarm bees to q hive by plac-
ing a photograph or top OF II and
grinding out Jazz music.
Leighty started jazz tune on his
phonograph and began to milk one OF
the new cows. Tossing her head. the
COW began TO prance- Leighty then
tried the old hymn. Rock Of Ages
Bossie settled comfortably on her
feet and a great calm came over her
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-02
NEFF MEN IN CONTROL
AT STATE CONVENTION

Dallas, Tex, aug. Reports from
county conventions over the state
Saturday indicate Neff supporters will
control at the state convention. Most
Of the large cities elected Neff dele
cations Dallas. Fort Worth. Hous-
ton. Waco, Wichita Falls, Denton,
Mckinney and GreenVille all elected
Neff delegations. san Antonio elected
a mixed delegation, while FL Paso
is the only large city reported
as having sent a Bailey delegation.
The reports show that Bailey was
condemned by most Of the conven-
tons All endorsed the Wilson ad-
ADMINISTRATION and pledged support TO
Cox and Roosevelt and the national
platform.
Neff supporters from ali over the
state are gathering in Dallas to-day
70 organize his campaign The meet
ing win be made up Of a combination
OF the Seff. Thomson and Loouey
organizations. The national admins
tration Organization viii also sup
port Neff.
Latest returns from the first pri-
mary show Neff is overcoming
Bailey's lead. Bailey now has a lead
Of but 1623- The latest count IS
Bailey, 146.9s3; Neff. 1880. Reports
were from 162 counties complete
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-02
Police DOdging Ends;
He Took Poor Alias

Washington, D. c., Aug 2.-OL al
the aliases he might have selected
when he broke parole in 1905 and fled
from Sing Sing, Julius Meier, con
victed OF forgery, picked the one that
was 70 prove his nemesis he took
the name Of Letter and resumed MS
profession OF tailor.
Meier is back in Sing Sing now. be
was caught IN Washington few days
ago, after Is years OF unbroken sue
cess in police, lodging, during 'fhich
he Travelled over the greater part OF
North America He was arrested be-
cause some one he didn't know. never
had heard OF and didn't even suspect
was alive and accused Of violating a
federal statute This man also was
named Julius Letter and he was a
tailor by occupation
The police thought they had clear
case when they arrested Meier, alias
julius Letter. tailor. The name fitted
The occupation fitted. and the age tai
lied with that Of the man sought for
the federal offence.
Meier insisted he was innocent and
that he had been living honestly,
working at his trade He had almost
achieved vindlcation. when the rogue's
gallery was consulted and his iden-
tity proved
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-02
COX To SPRING
Bic SURPRISE
BY DAVID LAWRENCE
Continued from page II

particular paragraph in the speech
ahead OF time is his certainty that Il
will be carried back to Republican
headquarters. Sending a speech 10
hundreds Of newspapers means hav-
ing II pass through countless hands
Reason for HIS Caution
There isn't much secrecy about
speeches given out in advance as lar
as conversation about them is con-
cerned. though TO be sure they are
never published in newspapers before
the date Of delivery unless BY acci-
dent or misunderstanding
Governor Cox has proposed some
thing which he wants 70 be the first
to lay before the country Maybe
senator Harding will think wen Of il
and initiate the Democratic nominee
Maybe he viii not anyway, the
Democratic nominee doesn't want TO
get "scoOped" by the Republican
nominee and he is holding his an
nouncsment until the last minute
Jimmy Cox. the newspaper man. IS
responsible for that caution and
strategy and when the public reads
that particular announcement OF non
partisan policy which ne proposes,
perhaps the reason for his caution
will be better understood.-Copy-
right. 1920. by David Lawrence
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-02
Still In Church Attic
Is Found; IaniLor Jailed

Charleston, ". Va Aug g
HloonshInins IS on the increase in
west Virginia, according to figures
and reports on IRE IN the office Of
the prohibition department. More
stiiis were raided In the last month
than any other time in the history OF
the department
An classes appear to De engaged IN
the manufacture Of contraband booze.
according 10 the reports
In one raid a still was found IN the
attic OF a church, and the 5anitor was
arrested for moonshining- Another
stil was found turning out liquor
within 80 feet OF the state capitol
in Summers county stills were con
fiscated in the homes o. two men
who have ben school teachers for 10
years.
A raid IN Lincoln county revealed
a whisky-making outfit on the prem
fses Of a wealthy farmer
A unique arrest occurred here o.
ficers were returning from raid
Few miles away, when the automobile
in which they were riding collided
with another. The officers were
looking over the wreck, when one Of
them discovered several gallons Of
moonshine in the other machine
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-02
ANOTHER BABY
HAS Been SAVED!

When my baby was sixteen months
old he was taken sick with summer
complaint.
I'VE tried many different remedies,
but none did him any good He was
getting worse and we despaired OF his
life
He was lingering between life and
death when We began to use Wares
Baby Powder and in three weeks he
was on the road 10 recovery.
Ny boy is now healthy fcllow Of
eight, and so think your Powder is
the most wonderful remedy for all
such complaints" Lrs- T. T. Spell,
Bryan. Texas.
This is only one Of hundreds OF
cases where Wares Baby Powder has
faithfully performed its c pointed
duty.
This duty is to save babies lives by
doing away with the cause Of most
babies deaths-stomach and bowel
disorders.
Il is an antiseptic remedy which
has been on the Job for thirty years.
Odorless, and tasteless.-baby really
likes #.
Pure and harmless.-mother need
not fear any after-effects.
It is not purgative nor a narcotic,
but a purifier and corrective which
never fails TO restore health
Try Wares Black Powder for indi-
gestion and intestinal disorders in
adults.
These powders for sale by retail
and wholesale druggists everywhere,
or by mail direct $500, S1.20 and soc
sizes.
The Ware Chemical Co. Dallas.
Texas. ". H Patterson, Pres't and
SGenl Mgr.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-02
TOM B. NEWMAN WILL COLLECT
RENTS Oh SPENCE PROPERTY

On petition Of the First National
bank, Judge Ballard ColdWelI Of the
65th district court Monday appointed
Tom B. Newman an agent for the
collection OF rents on property
owned by Frank A Spence and his
wife Quida Spence The rents COL
lected are TO be deld IN trust pend
ing the settlement OF q suit filed in
the court by the bank on a note
which the petition in foreclosure al
leges was signed by the Spences.
Properties owned BY the Spences
were made security for the note. A
continuance in the case was asked
Saturday by attorneys for the
Spences- As a result the petition for
the appointment Of a trustee was
filed Monday and granted. Rentals
on the properties in litigation
amount TO about $500 a month II is
said Mr.. Newman was required 70
give q bond OF $4,000.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-02

FOLLOWING a short but sharp fight
1 against the endorsement Of Joseph
". Bailey for governor. staged by
representatives OF the League OF
Women Voters, the FL Paso county
Democratic convention. at a meeting
in the s4th district court room satur-
day afternoon, endorsed the candi-
dacy OF Bailey, adopted commenda-
tory resolutions and selected dele
gates for the state, congressional and
Pictorial district conventions
The convention went on record
rs endorsing the platform nud
candidates NJ san Francisco then
endorsed Bailey, who has been
fighting practically everything
the san Francisco platform eN-
presses. II refused TO endorse
VTomnn's suffrage, although the
national platform does 80. The
convention also went on record
strongly in endorsement OF r. T.
Thomson, FL PasO's recent can
dIdnfe fer the EoFern0rship. who
has announced his support Of Pat
Neff, then in the same breath
endorsed Bailey to beat Neff- M
Thomason was not present At che
convention
The fight against Bailey began
lowing resolution.
we endorse the candidacy o. the
Hon Joseph ". Bailey for governor.
and commend him &C the voters OF
this county and state in the primary
to be held August IS, 1920
Mrs julia Sharp, a representative
Of the League OF Women voters pro-
tested against the endorsement OF
Bailey and asked that a motion that
the delegates 90 10 conventions IN
Instructed be placed before the meet
ing.
I'VE cannot consistently endorse
our national administration, as we
have done, and endorse Bailey too,
she declared our delegates should
not BY any means be forced TO sup
port Bailey"
John T. Hill, an attorney, said
Thomson Is absolutely opposed 70
Bailey's issues If we endorse Bailey
We repudiate what our voters at the
polls did in the primary elections " e
must not consider men. but prin-
ciples."
stands for Democratic Platform
A r. Culweu. who introduced the
motion, declared:
tory. Bailey stands for the platform
adopted at San Francisco and me
principles which we have Just en-
dorsed. I think we ought TO give MN
our support"
J. +. Weeks took the floor in de-
fence Of the resolution
That resolution represents nlne-
-tanfhs of the voters Of this county,
he declared. Il can't see how any
seff-respecting Democrat can com
mend Neff. following his vicious at
tacks on Thomson"
Mr.. Hill replied:
II say again. we are not voting on
men but on principles. Bailey is
AGAINST woman suffrage He Is
aeainst prohibition. He does not
represent the people"
Mrs. William Dunsavage spoke, IA
voring Bailey and declaring that
'Neff Is not so much OF Democrat
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-02
RACK FROsI ARMY SERVICE.

DR.. ". F. Blair is back home again
after having been in the military
service as dental surgeon since No
vember. 1917. He spent some time In
Camp Fremont. Calf. then six months
in Camp Kearny. The last "a months
he has spent in Letterman general
hospital in san Francisco engaged
exclusively in N-ray work and cases
OF infection involving the teeth Dr..
Blair says Ell Paso looks better TO
him than ever, after his long resi-
dence in California, and he Is here
TO STAY
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-02
new POLISH PREMIER TELEGRAPHS|
GREETINGS To PRESIDENT WILSON.

Poland, for her part, not only has
American welfare and American in
terests strongly at heart. but the en-
tire Polish people consider Polish
American friendship 70 be one Of the
greatest assest in the future pros
perity OF both countries
Let me add. Mr.. President, that
you. having been the most staunch
promoter and defender Of Polish in
dependence. are at this hour Of cur
country's greatest need nearer ano
dearer than ever to every Polish
heart
(SiEned) ''WitcE-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-02
To Extend Air Mail
Service of Country

Washington. D. C., Aug. Large
extensions OF the aerial mail service
have been decided upon by the post
office department, It was announced
and soon airplane companies through
out the country will be asked to sub
nit bids for the establishment and
operation OF these lines The main
line" between New York and San
Francisco, however, viii be operated
by the government, It was stated
The present plans contemplate ex-
tension OF the New York Washington
air route to the leading cities Of the
south.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-02
Good Ballast
For Ship OF State .

Columbus. Ohio, Aug. z. - Ameri-
can men viii find women good bal
Isst for the ship Of state"
This Is The declaration made BY
Mrs. =. o. HaveIneyer, New York, al
dressing local suffragists at lunch
con here
ave do not want TO take the en-
reimbursement away from men We
only want OURS. They can keep theirs
ana share ours, once we get It" she
continued
Here I an with II grandchildren
and white hair eudeavoring 10 Sc
cure what every man IN the country
has as a gift
I'VE women are nor going 70 be
used as fodder for political ma
chimes"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-02
NEFF-F0R-GOYERNOR CLUB
FORMED; BAILEY ATTACKED

A Neff-for- Governor club with an
completed at a meeting OF his sup
porters at Liberty hall Saturday
night
Judge " E Miller presided and de-
livered the principle address. and G.
p Putnam and Mrs Julia A Sharp
also spoke. Judge Miller attacked the
candidacy Of Bailey bitterly. and pre-
dicted crushing defeat for him in the
approaching runofL
Another similar rally to be held
in the open air is planned by the
Neff supporters for the near future
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-02
Clergy In TrdnsylOania
Get Only S8.64 4 Yedr

New York. Aug. stating that
Lutheran ministers in Transylvania
receive salaries Of only ss-64 a year at
present exchange rates and that a
suit Of clothes there costs six months
pay. Rev. Berthold Buckolia, special
representative Of the Lutheran
churches in Pennsylvania, appealed
for aid 70 the executive COMMITTEES OF
the national Lutheran council
Rev. Buckolia said the church in
Transylvania is 500 years old, in
cludes $50, 900 Pensioners and main
tains 500 common schools, nine col
IeEes. IS technical seminaries. II or
phans' homes and two hospitals. He
said the church's financial condition
was critical.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-02
WOMAN ACCUSED OF
DEATH OF HUSBAND

New York, Aug. 2.-Ceronsr Nix
OF New Haven, Conn, arrived here TO-
day 10 arrange eXtradition Of Mrs,
Alexandra SokolowsSys who was ar
rested last night charged with the
murder Of her husband, a prominent
labor leader, at their New Haven
hame. June &c. He said a statement
would be issued later.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-02

PittsburE, Kan. Aug 2.-Undoubt-
eddy the lone bandit who held up Tom
Quinn and robbed" him Of the Cen
traI Coal and Coke company's pay
envelopes said some -cuss" words.
The net result OF the robbers efforts
was letter containers. The envelopes
were empty
Quinn. according to custom, was
taking the envelopes which bore the
names Of the company's employees and
the amounts due them to the com
pany's office. where the mems pay
was TO be placed in them
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-02
Son Cleaning ReOoloer,
Bullet Kills Mother

New York. Aug. . - While Al
phonse Caunella, nineteen. was be-
ing arraigned in a magistrates court
in Brooklyn on a charge OF violation
OF the Sullivan law his mother, Mrs
Anna Cannella. died IN the Holy Fam
ily hospital
She had been shot by an automatic
pistol that was in the sons hand Il
was said he was cleaning the gun az
the time and that II was discharged
accidentally.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-02
To
MEET DEBATER

harmony behind senator Harding on
the league OF nations issue was made
in an official statement issued today
by Harding headquarters here
Chairman White OF the Democrallc
national committee" the statement
said has undertaken TO answer some
questions recently addressed 10 gcy-
ernOr Cox His statement Is chle1ly
complaint because both senator
Hiram Johnson and former president
Tart have expressed epproEal OF sen
ator Hardiugs position II IS easy
TO understand how such evidence Of
Republican unity are dlspleasing 20
Mr.. White. but 10 was not anEcip ateo
that he would thus early in the cam
paign make such frank acznoWledg-
ment
''Inasmuch as 1Ir. White has thus
publicly and handsomely acclaimed
that all elements Of Republicans are
approving senator Hardlngs attitude,
10 may be ADDED that he has sensec
the situation with admirable perspica-
city. Republicans OF ali sections and
groups are soidly in favor Of sena-
tor Hardiug's attitude. This is proved
BY thousands OF letters and kilograms
from every state. among which the
numbers from states commonly Dem
ocratic are not less than amazing a
large percentage are. moreover from
men who describe themselves as haV-
ine heretofore been Democrats
Chairman White has made g cor
rect discovery that the Republican
uartv is completely unified.
Among senator Hardings callers
today was representative C. Hicks, OF
New York. who has Just completed a
trip through the west He told the
candidate that although there was
some dfsapuoiutn1ent there over sena-
tor Johnson's defeat for the uomina-
ton in Chicago. the people now were
.satisfied9 and that the Harding can
didacy was growing rapidly IN
strength
Currency initiation and other fiscal
subjects we're discussed with the nom
inee by Prof Irving Fisher, of Yale.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-02
TURKISH TREATY TO BE
SIGNED ON THURSDAY

Paris, France. Aug 2.-The treaty
OF peace between the allies and Tur-
key viii be signed Thursday, ac-
cording to newspapers here. Premiers
Mflierand and Giollitti will hold a
meeting in Savoy this week and i IS
expected that various points IN dis
pute between italy and Greece, rela-
tive to Asia Minor win be adjusted.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-02

TTARsAW, Poland, Aug The for
w eign office gives out the follow
ing message sent by the new
Polish premier, n Witos. to president
wilson.
Mr. President:
ssEfaviur assumed the office Of prime
minister OF Poland at this momentous
hour, 7 hasten TO renew to your ex-
ceIlency the expression Of the Polish
governments deep and sincere gratl-
tude for Americas generous help anc
Continuous sympathy extended to this
country
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-02
Couple Killed
BIZ Emaged Heifer

Council Bluffs, Ia. Aug. Try
inE 10 take a young calf from its
mother resulted in the death Of Mr.
and Mrs Andrew Liddell wealthy
pioneer farmers OF Treynors Iowa
near here
ne AGED couple both OF whom
we're more than eighty years cid,
were 50 badly gored by the enraged
COW that they died before q physician
could be summoned.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-02

All children troubled with Worms
have an unhealthy color, wich indi-
Gates poor blood. and as a rule, there
is more or less stomach disturbance
GROVES TASTELESS chill TONIC
given regularly for two or three
weeks viii enrich the blood, improve
the digestion. and act as a General
Strengthening Tonic TO the whole
system. Nature will then throw off
or dispel the worms. and the Child
viii be in perfect health. Pleasant TO
take, 60c per bottle.-AdY.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-02

advices declare pressure on that army
viii be relieved shortly BY the Polish
counter offensive being directed
northeastward from Brody. northeast
of Lemberg-
Many ships are arriving at DauSig
from French and British ports with
munitions which are being rushed to
the Polish front. according 10 word
received here
10 complete armistice agreements
with the Russian Bolsheviki govern
ment have arrived at Baran0vitchi,
where the armistice conference Will
be held, according 10 advices received
here from Warsaw.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-02
His Manners Are Poor;
His Wife Gefs Diooree

Kalamazoo. Mich. July s1.-Aftel
Mrs. Hazel Bush testified her hus-
bands table manners were bad in the
extreme, a divorce was granted 70
Ter by Judge George Weimer. Al
though ne worked in a garage ne
would not clean up before coming 10
the table, even when she had com
nany, Mrs Bush testified. His chief
pleasure. she said, was IN doing
things 10 embarrass her before her
friends
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-02

Providence. r. T., Aug. "A re-
turned soldier. believed to be resi-
dent Of this state, is sought by the
Massachusetts bonus board for col
lecting a bonus seven times. accord
ing TO local officials.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-02

A wonderful regularity in church
attendance is that of Miss Ella I.
Stetson, OF Quincy. Mass. who IN half
a century has been absent from
church on Sunday only five times.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-02

Danville. H.. Aug. Miss Hazel
Southworth. OF Allerton. who had not
spoken aloud for a year, suddenly re-
gained her voice when informed that
Earl Blanchard. her friend and school
mate. had been drowned. Blanchard
lost his life while in bathing.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-02

More than 10000 Of the 1900 or
more girls employed in the Is silk
mills in the Scranton and Lacka-
wanna valleys IN Pennsylvania are
working on part time. due 10 the IN
settled conditions Of the silk market
--.,.,. 1.l.l-si..- =. 49, -aar