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EL PASO HERALD
m mm jae reported "- fZoifs
Hear The
Net? Recordt
Today
We FUl
Afail Orders
Promptly
f LAAb LILU 1 LIiAtt f ID mil MLLtu
Lieut. Morgan, of Greenville, Returns To Duty; Cas
ualty List Shows SO Killed, Including Two Texans;
Many Southwestern Men Previously Reported Miss
ing In Action, Have Been Located In Hospitals.
taHIXOTOX, D. C, Jn - uas-
aWee repeated from the Aer -
tr diuonary force, according
r.u list gtvea out Tuesday by the
-- o-;iuruneat, numoer 221. Of these
"ere killed In action.
" eat. James B. Morgan, of Green
Tex , who was reported some
t - iio ai killed in action, has been
-und and returned to duty, according
; Go i Pershing's report.
""ther nn-n from the southwest,
- ,os-- na-nes axe mentioned in the
7 'sdav list, are
Killed In Action.
t.- 3anther F. Clevenger, Xallas,
' 'e-Tge D. Ion. Chlllicothe, Tex.
IV oandrd Severely.
: --ank C. Goober. Franks ton. Tex.
i . !;m,I R. Ernoir. Schulenburg,
Wounded Slightly.
i " 'n D. Howell, Energy. Tex.
Mounded, Decree tindetermlned.
: J.?eph E. Allen, Ennis, Tex.
Melt In Hospital.
f,r"', "-" :
loUBly reporun as iniBinf in K-
1 -aM"W Ccountea Ior "
'Saunc. X Walsh, Fort Worth, ;
mi i a- uihsww, ayvfcvw .wta
Returned, to Dntr.
t ol lowing man from south-
1 rf ported as micsinc In action
SWAMP-ROOT FOR
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KIDNEY AILMMTS;Wa.iec;0Id FasMo Grab Bagj
: - - - is only one medicine that re- .
. nds out pre-eminent as a medi- j
t for curabl ailments or tne kio-
, i;.er and bladder.
It KMrm r Swawp-Root stands the
- ghest for the reason that it has
i-cTci to be jumt the remedy needed m
'houande upon thousands of distress-
- c caes. tiwarop-Roet. a phvst ian's
resr'ption for sp. M diseases
u friends amcklv because i:s fri'd
-.u immediate effect is soon realized ,
- most cases It is a gentle, healing .
iL-Ie compoODd. f
-tart t-eatment at once. Sold at all
ptores in bottles of two sizes,
- 'T.mstJ large.
ioiKicr, If you wish first to test
great prescription send ten cents
- ".- Kilmer A Co, Blnghamton. N.
fcr a fample bottle. When writing
- pjre und mention the El Paso Daily
1-raM Adv.
ANNOUNCEMENT
We, -u Democrat, L art by asnonsce
ounclrtj ai caodatet and respect
faflj solicit yoBTtcpport for tie offices
set above oar names, subject to &t
action of tie DesocraHe Primaries:
Mayor
CHARLES DAVIS
Aldermen
PARK W. PITMAN
R. C. SEMPLE
MARTIN R. SWEENEY
W. T. GRIFFITH
Tax Assessor and Collector
BEN F. JENKINS
Treasurer
DAVE SULLIVAN
Judge of Corporation Court
CHARLES POLLOCK
(Political Advertisement)
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EL PASO, TEXAS
Established April. 1S(L
STATE NATIONAL BANK
apltxl Surplus aad Profits. 1:50.000.
interest Paid on Savtags Accounts.
C K. Mo.-eheas, Pres.
Joseph Magoffin, Vlce-pres.
C K. Bassett. Vice-Pres.
Teo D. Flory. Cashier.
". w lUAfee Ait cashier.
aave oeen returnea 10 amy witn tneir j
"",
Corn. Llovd Webb. Arlington. Tex.
Pvt. Wesley C. Redwtne. Carlton. Tex.
Pvt. Marvin W. Reynolds. Rex Springs,
Tex.
Pvt. Cecil IL Roark, Vega, Tex.
Killed la Action.
The list also contains the following
names of men Killed in action:
Private.
John Anderson. Danville, W. V.
Richard Bell. Crewe. Va.
John Betha. New York.
Eugene E. Cummlskey. St. Louis, Mo.
Wm. D. Emos, Toungstown. O.
Maulden Dennis. Elkton. Md.
William Edward Dew. Maple Heights.
O.
Eugene Fletcher, Brent. Ala.
Howard A. Gilbert, Wrigntsville. Pa.
William M Gilliam, Philadelphia, Pa.
Carl Gordon. Flnley. Pa.
William A. Kelley, Providence. R. L
John T. Lane. Delta, Pa.
David II- Lauck, Snowshoe, Pa.
William McKinney, Gaffney, s. C
Paul E- Uassey, Bristol, Tenn.
Geo. Moss, Philadelphia, Pa.
Ira . Oberlln. canton, o.
Nunzlo Rueso. Brooklyn.
,,,, rrrHhnr5r. Ark
OhaJles W. Smith, Philadelphia. Pa.
gj, R SBro-J.
Arsrte W. Tanger. Carlisle. Pa.
William Thompson, Brooklyn, N. T.
Constantino Vegnopoulos. Springfield,
MflSS.
Cyrille Veilleux. Manchester. S. If.
Kazlmirz Wikowski. Pittsburg. Pa.
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, ,
MAX "ST. TV. KOBLEE. who has bn
I i" In charso of the medical serrice'
I embarkation hospital at Ketrport
I Xews. Virginia, stopped off lait week
to visit ris mother, Mrs. i. A. Koblee.
and ! iter, lira. I St Breck, while
ea ri to Riverside. Calif. MaJ.
Koblee ha.3 received his discharge
from the army and is retarnins to his
home In Riverside to resume his
duties as a physician there
Make Them Wear Like New
As Did This Canadian
Officer
A Canadian army officer. William
Pemberton. of the famous Princess Pat
Regiment, toH of the extraordinary
wear given him try a pair of army boots
twice repaired with Keslin Soles.
"Si months of trench warfare under
destructive conditions put the first
pair of Neefin Soles out of business."
said lieutenant Pemberton, "but ordi
nary soles would have gone to pieces
in much less time."
Don't throw away shoes that can be
repaired. Have them re-bottomed with
touch, durable Neoiin Soles. Any
cobbler or repairman wCl do the vrork
for you. The price is no more than
for soles that give less wear. Remem
ber Neolin Soles are created by science
to be trhat soles should be. They
are flexible and waterproof as well as
durable. They come on new shoes of
all styles. They are made by The
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company.
Akron, Ohio, who also make Wingfoot
Heeb guaranteed to outwear any
other heels.
eoim
iflmiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHwa
ll Trousers
i Igj Worsteclt, Canlmeres, Cheviots
nj and Serges at Savins Prices.
1 M 53.00 Pants .'....52.00
1 m 54.00 Pants 53.00
m 55.GO Pants 54.00
i g $6.50 Pants t... 55.00
I H Walk a block and sore
Id the difference
The Berg Co.
304 E. OverlanjSL
mm m
I SHIIhS
is Also Attraction At
the Headquarters.
XT0W YORK. Jan- 4. Every Sunday
: IN finds nearly E&O boys In khaki
and blue the guests of the Stage
'"Women's War Relief at their home
like service house at No. SSI Lexing
ton avenue, and 90 of the most for
Uucate ones can remain over night in
the comfortable cots the thoughtful
actresses have provided.
But durinc the afternoon and quite
far into the evening any boy la uni
form is more than welcome to come
and dance, chat, play games or have;
a supper of their favoriate dainties
with their favorite actress. Imagine;
the rapture of adoring a famous etari
across the lootimgnts or on tne screen
with never the slightest hope of meet-
ILL REG1STE
GEIMTERS
! Forty Million Teutons To
Try Out New System At
Election January 19.
Berlin. Germany, Jan. 7. (Corre-
jspondence of the Associated Press).
.,. . .Bd women.
5t h. ..-red for the election of
mast be reBlstered for the election of
a national assembly is Germany on
January 19. It Is estimated by profes
sor Hugo Preass. minister of the In
terior. In the last rcichstaer election
the voters, all males, nambered only
14,000,000, he says. They were scat
tered over S97 districts. The new elec
tion bill provides for only 38 such dis
tricts for the whole country, which,
professor Preuss adds, means more
than 1.000,000 voters in each district.
Professor. Preuss is one of the few
prominent leaders of the progressive
Bourgeoisie who was given an Impor
tant post in the provisional govern
ment In an intervitw with a corre
spondent of the Associated Press, hel
pointed out the technical difficulties
in the way of organizing 40,000,000
voters In time for the election, and
added:
system on Trial.
"The constituent assembly should be '
thoroughly representative and its 1
SCHOOL DA
ln look 8
sIo a P'
ear. wont r"gg
i m j(
,oi -y rfrsxxr-3f
s her face to face and then finding
her as the reward or valor in a charm'
inff home that Is partly her own.
ready to dance with yon until the
orchestra refuses to play any longer,
or to talk until yon can talk no more.
That's what can happen to any of
Uncle Sam's nephews who find them
selres stationed in New York.
Girl of Dreams Tlrere.
The girl of his dreams may be
Elsie Ferguson shell be there. So
will Peggy Wood, the winsome star of
"Maytime;" Fay Bainter, Carol Mc
Coraus, Patricia Collinge. Peggy
O'Neill. Clara Joel. Florence Nash.
Frances Starr, Madge Kennedy.
Phoebe Foster. Violet Hemlnr and
beautiful Jane CowL Chrystal Herne
and Margaret Dale are two of the
popular hostesses every week.
And yet. not contented with making
the boy's dreams come true, the stage
women planned another feature for
the service house, which was inau
gurated on Thanksgiving day, to
make them feel even more at home.
mandate above suspicion. We there-,
fore are proctedlne with great cau-
tion. The new suffrage franchise
which will be tried out at the coming ,
election la based on a direct. eauaL
I secret ballot for all males and females
of 10 years and over, we are now
engaged in leaning writs' tor the elec
tion, for which tally 40,000,000 men
and women will qualify.
"One of the principal details of the
radical reconstruction of oar voting
system Is the original compilation of
a list of the qoallfitd women voters.
Then the work of cataloging the mil
lions of returning soldiers who are
takiBg up new residences is also con
tributing heavily to the task of or
ganizing the election.
"Our aim is to make this popular
expression of the new democracy
thoroughly representative and com
prehensive. GERMAN SPIES TRIED TO
TAKE THE ISLE OF WIGHT
Loudon. Eng., Jan. 7. (Correspond
ence of the Associated Press). Se
crets of the war work of the British
secret service now revealed show that !
German spies or agents of the Ger-
man government were making active
prefNirauons evexx colore me wsia j
nlng of hostilities, to use tht Isle of
Wight as a landing place for berman
forces and for the bombardment of
Portsmouth. One CjfAlhe first precau
tions taken in ACgCst. 1914, was to
place close restrictions on persons of Gallda to Poland and many other
trying to land upon or leave the I territorial sacrifices and has moved
Island. From Harwich to Hampshire, to consent to the Increased terrlto
along the south and southeast coasts: rial demands of Italy and Czecho-
or sngiana. nests or uerraan spies and i
agents were engaged in desperate mis-
nlAn. In Ih. mH. nf 1,a -
eJons In the earlv davs of the war
On. n 1m a .1. U ! , ; ..1. I
secret service was to stamn oat tlie!ter as an imnerial city."
operations of these men.
YS
MeOcra Newsnjxr Syndicate.
Copynsbt. 1518. by
was 5 CoIl - I clotrfc
tlccva clean &ote.
A.-rAir - iii-c you
sut-c it looked TffKite., El
EcT ? WiTI tnt 3DCV cnn
unm
Ctoistm) heart.
lt5 droit. U
Mcht
o
get (QtnTmszi&ii-tig
i " " 1 i ii a
That was a big old fashioned grab- j
bag. full to the brim with the things
tney most aesirea. The articles only
cost from 15 cents to a quarter and
were the gifts of the men and women
of the stage and their friends.
The Grab-Basr Gift.
And from the letters the stage I
women constantly receive they have j
learned that shaving brushes, soap, j
razors, 25 cent books of stamps, f oun-
tain pens, dgaret coupons and cases, j
packet photograph frames, penknives,
pipes and books especially the ten-
cent edition from the flve-and-ten- '
cent stores were what the boys con- '
sidered a lucky grab. '
The grab-bag was originated by !
Bertha Mann at the Stage Women's .
War Relief branch in Los Angeles
while she was playing there In a local j
stock company, and her weekly audi
ence became so interested In the idea (
that she collected enough money In
the lobby of the theater to give the i
boys a "grab every Sunday, to tnetrj
great delight.
B III 15 1
G If) LOSER
Haupt Says Some Would j
Join uermany; utners uq- '
sire Independent Austria. '
Berne, Switzerland. Jan. 7. (By the
Associated Press.) Baron Haupt, the
new Austrian minister here, told the
Associated Press today that sentiment
In Austria-is about evenly divided be-.
twecn the desire to Join Germany orj
to remain an Independent republic
He said there Is a possibility that a
majority would favor the latter, in '
which case a Dannbe federation Is
possible, with arrangement for eco-
nomic relations and laws such as are
generally enacted In a confederation ;
gr states.
"Without such Intercourse." he said.
"German-Austria Is condemned to slow
death.
"Wllllnc to Conrede Gallda.
"Austria Is reconciled to the ceding
Slovak.
"Vienna is going to be the big loser
ih. .V,. T , l UMnMlnM. that '
'br the war. Tt Is Inconceivable that
1. n-1 1 T VAMn AnA ,n, , .
For tliis reason, baron Haupt sug-
By DW1G
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New Victor Records
You 'll Surely Want
These are the Big Hits from the January Viclor List thai
we advertised a week ago, hut were delayed in transit and
did not reach us till today.
COME IN AND HEAR THEM
18 5 0 Of Mary Fox Trot Joseph C Smith's Orchestra
lOin. 85cRock-a-Bye Baby Fox Trot Josepfe C Smith's Orchestra
1 8 5 0 9( After You're Gone Marion Harris
lOin. 85cI'm Glad I Caa Male You Cry Henry Burr
Waters of Venice Waltz (Violin and Accordion) '
1 8499 Bemie and Baler
lOin. 85c Good-Bye, Alexander Fox Trot (VtoKa and Accordion)
Bemie and Baker
1 8 5 0 8 (Dreaming of Hone. Sweet Home Charles Harrison
lOin. 85cThe Rose of No Man's Land Charles Hart-Elliott Shaw
4LVJ'Wa You Come Back John McCormack
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Phone 25 Texas St.
Phone
I
gested that as a partial compensation,
Vienna should be made the jeat of the
tribunal, which he belief will he
nations. - "
'Yanks Gassed Until
Black In The Face"
Atlanta. Ga, Jan. 7. Sam Robert
son, of the 14Sth Infantry, among the
wounded Just returning from the bat
tlefields of France, brings this one:
"The Germans had been sending
over great clouds of gas since early
mnraini'. one dav. Toward noon a
negro outfit was sent in to relieve
Tn m rman InokoUtS WOrO
n ttia I ..man lOOKOUlS WMO
shocked at the change and unable to
understand it. We afterward learned
that frantic messages had been sig
naled bark to their headquarters:
We've teased them until they are
black In the face and they're still
coming.
MAY MAKE CAVALRY OF
TP VAC WATinNAI fiIIARDlinr 11 UD- Thto when you feel that
lhXAS flAllUriAl. IiUAKUj mwrnl .Bd cr-mnlne. If von
Austin, Tex, Jan. 7. CoL Ben Lear, are sluggish and "all knocked out," If
jr , commander of the 7th regiment, ' your liver Is torpid and bowels constl
lst brigade, Texas cavalry, has Just I sated or you have headache, dizziness,
returned from Washington, where he coated tongue, if breath Is bad or
has been in conference with secretary , stomach sour. Just try a spoonful of
of war Baker relative to the conver-i harmless Dod eon's Liver Tone tonight,
eion of the new brigade of infantry., Here's my guarantee Go to any
Texas national guard, into a cavalry , drug store and get a bottle of Dod
brigade. The colonel said that no de-. son's Liver Tone for a few cents. Take
cislon had been reached on the sub-! a spoonful and If It doesn't straighten j
Ject whea he left Washington, also ! -
Indicating that It would do leit to
it ll wouia ut) ion w
to the members of the
whether they desired
great extent x
brigade as to
In well informed military circles it;
seems lud uiTwwa v. ... vj in
fantry brigade are not entirely unani
mous In desiring such a change, and
the war department may decile
against the proposition.
JAPANESE RENEW WAR
TIME SHIP CHARTERS
Tokio, Japan. Jan. 7 Representa
tives of Japanese ship owners hae
agreed to comply with an American
request for the renewal of the co i
tract for the chartering of iso.itao
tons of shipping secured In Janan lan
year for war work.
To Cure Habitual Conatlpatlon
Take LAX-i"03 WITH PEPSIN" for
two or three weeks. A Liiu!l Tunic
Laxative. Pleassnt to Take 50c. It
I Regulates. Adv. I
Stops The Tickle
Heals the Throat and Cures tne
Cough. HATES HEALING HOXKT.
Price 3 Sc. Adv.
For Colds. Grip and
Influenza
CaII at Ox Iaienuiioral Dn Sum let Ixis J
Kloa'a AntiMVlia Catarrb Cnma. It cpe;
CO Uta hd txi aQovi fan hulMnl, Wondeiral
luulu1 KU tnuii HrU tort seobnSM
El Pato Home Of The
Calomel Users! Listen To Me!
I Guarantee Dodson's Liver Tone
Your druggist gives back your money if it doesn't
liven your liver and bowels and straighten
you up without making you sick.
Usfe! Calomel makes you sick. It's
horrible! Take a doee of the dan
gerous drug- tonight and tomorrow
yon may lose a day's work.
Calomel Is mercury or quicksilver
which canaes necrosis of the boaes.
(Calomel, when tt comes Into contact
?wlth soar bile, crashes Into It. break-
s Cf; fL A i
Olgning KJJ imUSllCe
Delays Trip To France i
HOilAS RUODIiS SMITH, 19 year
old son of Mr. and Mrs. W. T. '
Smith, fll Xorth Virginia street, vol-.
unteered in the ordnance department
iof the army In June. 1918. while he,
was on a vacation In Los Aageles.
Caltfortna He t now stationed at.
Camp Raritan. at Metuchen. Newt
Jersey.
France
'signed.
and as ready to leave fori
when he armistice was
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w im
m. -4 Mm
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you right up and make you feel fir."
and vigorous I want you to go bar
to the sure and get your money. Dot
son's Liver Tone is destroying the sa. '
of calomel because It Is real Itve
mediclne: entirely vegetable tier
fore it can not salivate or make yt
sick.
I guarantee that one spoonfi '
Dodson's Liver Tone will put yo -sluggish
liver to work and ces
your bowels of that sour bile and c :
atlpated waste which is clogging v: -system
and making you feel tn .st
able. I guarantee that a bottle
Dodson's Liver Tone will keep vo -entire
family feeling fins for mon
Give it to your children. I: Is tarr
less: doesn't gripe and they LXe
.leasant taste. Adv.
E LIKES
THIS COLO CURE
"Pipe's Cold Compound" ends coH
or grippe in z few
bosTs.
Ton- cold will break and a!l grfpps
T-.st-r- end after taking a doso
i arte 3 Cold Compound" every tw
o :rs until three doses are taken
I prr-nptly opens elogged-up n-j
tr Tnd air passages In the hea
e T-s nasty discharge or nose runn -
n ve- s:ck headache, dullness, f eve -'s
-e"". s 're throat, sneer ins, sore
c i and stiffness.
-oi t stay stuffed-up Quit blow -a-d
snufntng! Sase your throhh.c'
hea t nothing else In the world glv
so h prompt relief as "Pane's C I
c und." whleh costs only a fe:
. -ts at any drug store It acts w V
? atsi-tance, tastes nice, and eaus"
ro i-convenlence. Accept no sals'
t.te Adr.
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