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JSJL PASO HERALD
Thursday, May 15, 1919. 11
BARGE SINKS;
SIX DfillED
Woman and Four Children
Among Vivtinus Hear
Portsmouth, K. H.
H.. May 15. Six per.
New Leader Is
Named For The
Fighting Fifth
M. C. Stern To Direct First
Public Concert At the
Post Tonight
M C. Stern is the sew band leader
hidmz the eaDtain's wife and ' f the fifth cavalry band- Lieut. Dd-
i.j,Tr .Mren. and the engineer, were ; Bar J H. Buah, the former leader.
. -o :.ea when the coal laden barge ! took his discharge from the service
Na it:.oke. owned by the Potter Trans- 1 some time ago. Mr. Stern has recently
r vta'. on companv of New York, sank! arrived from the Presidio at San
'! tne Isles of Phoals early today, j Francisco and will conduct his first
.-a- t William Gray and Allen Mc- j public concert at Fort Bliss this ee
l.oell. 3 deck hand, were nicked op joins, from 8 to 9 oclock, when the
"5 e coast guard at Bye Beach after, following program will be rendered
t -"- ha! drifted about in a small boat! by the musicians of "the fighting
. - 1 Th tla nnlv t fifth.
"El Battalion" (first time).
inoutl
I
March,
: Volta.
1 i TXf't 1 Medley. "Sunny South," Lampe.
Stingy Man MOICS rVlJe Song, -Keep the Home Fires Bura-
fjse Wash Water Twice '"fox "trot,' "I'm Always Chasing
. Rainbows," Carroll.
,,-.t,nbus Grove, O., May Jt. That selection, "The Red Mill" (by re-
' ntband is so stingy that he made quest). Herbert,
r -,v the water in which she did Cuban dance. "Rosemary," Jewell
, . , Mexican dance. "Horas de Melan-
-, .. family washing until the next . .. . b M1.
. ... w . . . . i CThararteruttle.
aovancea oy - - -v. -y. - r -
Finale, "Filth cavalry jurcn.
nam areument
Mnrti.a i Rntvins who wants a
rLp from Edward M. Botkins. She
i husbana is worui s,ow.
"A Trombone Bab-
' Cain.
POLICE HIKF 43 YEARS.
..rgton. Mass.. May 15. Chief
u!es H Franks, of the Lexington
, icf department, recently rounded
't i" vears In police service in this
w r ttie longest term of years in ac
t. pol.ct 3ervice of any police chief
he -tate
Dtn though the chief Is It. he Is
. t-e Job" everj' day and Is in good
.i -b He has built the local police
i no one ot wide reputation for
, (x. and he is greatly esteemed
i .nen.
RE EME AGETS HEKK.
P. Coakley and U D. Logan, to
il revenue aeente. with headauar-
s in San Antonio, are in the city
-eking returns on Income tax state
ns wade by individuals, firms and
porati'vns. It was stated that
, pr pome discrepencies are found,
-t art- nF-aally du1 to clerical errors
. r. of e Inw
Pet Airedale Is Bested
In "Go" With Porcupine
Lenox. Mass., May 15. "Murray
Junior." the airecaie pet of former
United States senator W. Murray
Crane, is a sadder hut a wiser dog
after an encounter with a porcupine.
It happened on the Windsor estate of
Mr. Crane, who took the doe with him
while he went to inspect some new
blue ribbon cows he bad recently
bought.
Murray Junior," on a little inde
pendent romping tour, met the enemy
and was bis. Missed and searched
for by Us master, he was found suf
fering aentely with a faceful of newly
acquired whiskers. Mr. Crane rushed
the aaletal in his automobile to a
veterinary, who spent four hours
nicking oat the quills. "Murray
Junlof" stood the pain like a keep, but
thinks the world ought to be made
Kafe from porcupines
WILL RECEIVE
IBlEiOfS
Bonar Law Plans to Lay
The British Case Before
Party Prom America.
London. Eng., May IS Andrew
Bonar Law. government leader in the
house of commons, Wednesday ad
mitted that premier Lloyd George bad
asked Frank P. Walsh, Bdward F.
Dunne and Michael E. Ryan, repre
sentatives of Irish societies in the
United States, to call on bim. lie had
planned to lay before them the Brit
ish case and have it widely reported
in America, where It is Insufficiently
understood. Mr. Bonar Law sad.
The prenwr has withdrawn the in-
nation, the government leader said,
because, while he is willing to re
ceive Americana; he is unwIUng to re
ceve those who "come to Ireland and
not only take part in the politics of
Ireland, but also in rebellious movements."
Compares Grand Opera
In Berlin To Picnic;
Lunches Between Acts
"Wets" Attempt
To Hold Off On
Pro.Amendment
Prohibition Speaker Urges
W. C. T. U. To Work
For "Dry" Vote.
Mrs. Eva Craven wheeler, national
representative for the W. C. T. U. In
seven of the western states, in her ad
dress at the First Christian church
Wednesday night, on woman suffrage
and prohibition, declared that the
prohibitionists of Texas have ceased
thinking about the question since the
"wets' are putting forth every effort
to hold off prohibition as long as pos
sible. She also stated how prohiW
tion and suffrage should go hand ta
hand and what the women's vote en
that question would mean.
luce "Dry" Tote.
Mrs. Wheeler urged that the W. C
T. V . workers use everv effort to se
cure the largest possible "dry" vote
in the coming election on May 24 by
writing personal letters, organising
telephone leagues, and to see that
votes were counted right. About ten
women volunteered to spend one hour
a day the remainder of the week in
aiding the central committee with
letter writing and other work. Among
them were Mrs. A. M. Gambling. Mrs.
Kittie A. Weeks, Mrs. Vora Hester
and Mrs. Horace A- Lay.
Pre'eedlng t headdress. Mrs. Wheeler
Berlin, Ger., May 15 A night of th
Berlin opera la a. picnic in the literal i Rave two readings, one of which was
l"Tli. TVhiafllncF V. " L'k. . fa.
in tact. It is like camping eat.
sense.
The interest! n nart of the former
royal opera, now is the audience It
differs so materially from the pom
pous gatherings that tilled the build
ing when WUhehn was roler of Ger
many. The revolution has set its
mark also on Berlin's opera devotees.!
The glittering gold braided oak
forms of the Imperial era have dis
appeared. Se have dress salts and
even tuxedos. There is an occasional
plain grey uniform. The rest are
common sack suits of cuts and shades,
that for the moat part date back to
the pre-war period. The spirit of the
audience ts as flat as the singing an
the stage.
In
The Whistling Mother." She was In
troduced by Mrs Horace A. Lay, pres.
ident of the W. C T. V.
Addresses will be made this even
in by Mrs Wheeler to the W C. T.
T. at the T. W. C A. building at X
oclock: at the First Methodist church
at 4 oclock and to the elide r at Fart
Bliss at 7:3 oclock. She will leave
Friday afternoon for Columbus. N. K.
Target Practice Aids
Yank To Pick Off Hun
Noreress, G-. May IS. It was the
tralninar he received firhur at bob
bing targets on tne small arms rifle
FJUL TD-HMD
PEJUI BUBHT
Source of Fruit Tree Infec
tion Is Not Discov
ered in Juarez.
The source of infection from peai
blight was not discovered among the
oscnards oa the Mexican side oz tne
border by tbo horticultural and agri
cultural agents who visited Mexico
Wednesday for tne purpose of endeav
oring to trace thie orchard disease to
tts starting point- A number or or
chards were found which contained
tnleetea trees, nut the point of origin
was- not discovered.
Tne party of American scientists
was entertained at a Mexican dinner
re Juannt nv secretary Rafael L. Sot
dana of the chamber of eonnaeree, af
ter whlen taey weie accomnanied to
the orchards by R. Escobar, presi
dent of the Juares agricultural col
lege. Oninee Tre Infected.
organising! One af the curious Instances ats
see that ! covered during the tour of aaepecttoa
was a qutneer tree atlectea witn tne
blisrht. wbteh was said to be the first
case of the kind that had come under
the observation ef the scientists,
though the disease has been known to
attacK asnte ana pram trees.
The Tsartr consisted of Charles
Shad Is. bertlcultural Inspector of the
state deaarrment ef agriculture: M U.
Wlaslnw. specialist employed by the
eatmtjr hort tec Rural hoard, and Ko
asM HarweH, county farm agent. It
was staled that a second trip would
be ataoe- la the near future.
Carried Br Insects.
Fear hltSTBt. or Ore HUtM. as It Is
samalliiies caDed from its appearance.
It was said br tan experts, ie net a
disease tMt fleets In the air. nut Is
eaesed by & baeterlologfeal nana that
la carried by insects which bare Into
the soft tissues oz new wneo.
. T. i, mmn',nnn. ' range at Norcross that enabled Her-1
-TL l?. S?vl.IS5 " Ben te pick off a German
T ""IS?? -TTtJSS. -?iL2Si sharpshooter who was playing havoc
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Parts when your Ford car needs repairing.
Don't allow "bogus" or imitation Parts to
go in your car.
1
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Authorized Aetnls.
In the Argonne fighting. The German.
perehed In a tree, was clinging ta a
limb, entirely obscured frees view. He
was picking off a detachment of tne
8 Id division right and left, the Ihnt
bobbing up and down like a bobbing
target. Ben eaugnt a glimpse of the
Hon as he bobbed aowaward, fired
and, according to Bell, "a new Hun
face shortly appeared la Hades."
For several years trie U. S. Bureau of
Chemistry conducted a series of experi
ments to determine the test metriocl of
crashing peanuts to produce the finest
quality of edible oiL
PIEDMONT PEANUT OIL
Is pressed in the plant where many of these
experiments were made.
Ask for PIEDMONT
The food oil xortk ' v '
firtt? nut flavor f
, rOll a
I Coarse Hair
S i raadg toft and carp ta ronrnijf by laeig
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HairDressing
Nelson's ic die original and snuine
S Hair Dressing that has been sold and
recommended by druggists for over do
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lax people everywrtere. your hair is
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gjosrp and eere to manege. Get B box fma your
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DMMans
dms iterc. md b nm to
St ttie Sjmmt Nsoa's vttg
ciren. They stared the old oae act
plays entitled The silver Lining-."
"Gretna Green" and "Ashes of Hoses."
rwi di am Maimer www nan wit-i
nesses who eonM see said the sreaflnfl I
interpretation or tne worsens
trayed was excellent. The eaas with
which the various eatrancea and exits
and stare morensents u
ptlshed was parti cnlarlr commented
on.
The Best Bur.
Wit haTe a limited number of
Jssrer-yiaaev selling- orders at
13.00. This looks like the best buy on
the marie et. Dividends to be paid
scon reported to be largest ever paid
br Texas company now paytne; Sv
percent. Wire your orders colleet
make the price from 13 to 13 15 Im
mediate action necessary. We can
execute year orders on use stock ex
change. El Paso Oil Exchange. 204
.n. pree-on St.. ta eo. Texas. aot.
auDi
seouela, Now the Berlin
take their suppers between
everybody brines a package of "etuel
len." as they call sandwiches, to the
opera. And during the 1 or li min
utes intervals Dereteen acts tne vesti
bule and corridors remind one strik
ingly of an American Sanday excur
sion party. Everybody without ex
ception ks nranenfanr sandwiches
black, unbutterod war breast, with
treat sausage T oaoeoe own i mo.v m.rn fsIVES THHHK I-I.ATS.
craXalir. I TTt ntr d W d
To make the scmpMs Bob- J Btn,,nu at 5e stlt. Sdaeol for th.
ert Minor, American Bolshevist. . ap- sofhd here nartlcl patod In a recent ea-
pearod in one oi tne .V2I,rS:iT I tertainment at which three plays wets
i,.i j.Mi. . y . . ;j given. They statrea the old o
lain. tUIUBIVI iwwk nvMwwn nuw;
legvrincs.
"It's the only suit I've got," ex
plained Miner.
And nobody paid any attention to
nls odd wearing apparel.
Old Georgetown U. To
: Plant Sixty Memorial
Trees For Its Heroes
Washington. Kay 15. Old George
town university, at the commence
ment on June It, win plant and dedi
cate 80 trees Is honor of her arada
ates who gave their lives In the world
ri- Tk. trees will bo marked by
the American Forestry association and
mastered as the national honor roll
being compiled By the association.
Tather Nevtts, woo has charge of
the' tree planting program, has ar
ranged with tbo American Forestry
association for the special tree mark
ers. Georgetown najvenory urns De
cerning the first eoMsga in the country
to so register ttg memorial tree pUnt-i
iw owssnim ts esnebratanc Its
one hundred and thirtieth anniversary
this year.
The trees, Iabardr poplars. trUl
be Planted In tbejsMasiasator oa the
a thistle grounds. GsWSwtowa grnda
ates war fly ever the college build
ings oa the high ground which over
looks the famous memorial to Abra
ham Lincoln that la now nenrfng com
pletion and from which can be seen.
In the distance, that other tuned
monument, the abaft to George Waah-
f nn
As each tree was placed and tba
marker with the name ant around tne
tree a hero's name wfll be called oat
and former etasaasates win tasnp the
rannd snout tne, tree, wsuss
Georgetown aviator etrctes above.
mlen af Ike Asserl
Foreatry aasoelattoa for utentlae nsoj
mortal treea nas Been taaen mp su
over the country. Tne latest tun we
to report tree planting tfce seee
i.tiii sr. the nsrversitT of Soath
Carolina with B and tne Darerslty
of Denver with IS trees tor the gem
tars at their sorvtee aan.
"All 'Normal Women Are
Flirts," Says Evanslon Girl
vsmi.tws. TTT. Khv IS. That rlrls
are all flirts la tn assertion of Mian
Mary BartelnM, of the juvenile court,
who told tile Kvsastoa Wonsan's club
that eyes are riven to flirt with.
Tetta, a pretty little 17 year oU
miss, lust couldn't nsake her eyes be
have, so her laxner Biwugni uer to
She's a Mttle flirt." said the father.
"I can't make her stop It. I
know what to do."
1 told him." said Hbn Sartlme.
"that every normal woman Is a curt.
"By try woman 'who got a hnuhend
flirted to tret Mas. And that la not
all those who failed to get husbands
are sorry now and wish they
flirted a little.
"That's what those eyes of violet
depths of blue are for. Blue or any
other color, ire an the same.'
Forgot License, Wedding
Delayed Three Hours
! Atlanta. Go- Kay li. If yon bad
traveled hundreds of mOea to be mar
ried to "the only girl" entered tbo
gayly and appropriately decorated
church as tbo great organ wao pealias
forth the Bsaate that nsado Lohengrin
famous, marched proudly down tbo
aleie with "the only girt" ta the altar.
ft alias in your pocket for the ring
which you found there amis, and whoa
the minister asked for the license dis
cover that you bad forgotten to secure-
one, wouldn't It Jostle your
eojuaalmtrrT That s what Harry A.
Burgle, of Atlanta, did when be trav
eled t Fart niHann, Ky. to the homo
of hls wwe. xers&en' was setts war
ren. Bat a big tearing antesaobfle was
secured, a trip to Cnsentnatl made; in
reeerd Mmevwhere an eblhrtag clerk
hariedly Issued the ateasiarj doen
meat and the party returned to Fort
Thossas. Three hours later than the
original time set. the marriage was
soteBtnised.
Don't buy
spirin in
a Pill 6
A
Got Medal Ooer There;
Got Baby Ooer Here
Washington. TJt C Hay IS. Over In
France be got the medal of the Legion
ot Honor. But here m America he got
tbo true reward. When JtaJ. George
K Straler. of the third battalion, sixth
United States marines, the maa who
captured the pinnacle of Blanc Mont
Kioge. stepped irom a train sere nr
was greeted ey
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EL PASOAN'S FATHER DIES
ON TRAIN NEAR MIDLAND
E W. King. sr.. of Pawhnska, Okku,
aged n years, and father of E. w.
Klag. Jt- of the inland traffic branch
of the Zone snoplv office m EI Paso.
3ft months old airl Idled Tneodav nwrnlne on the train
who looked upon her father for the j near Midland. Texas. Mr. King. Jr,
first time. "Bte aabv waa born shortly I had bean called ts Pananslca on ae-
aftor MaJ. Shnler sailed for Trance In eocnt of the MnMse ot Us father and
nndertaolr to Til Ins the Islfaw Ia
Paso, hoping? that a change of cLmate
would be beneficial The funeral wa.
held in El Paso Wednesday .mteraten'
being in Evergreen cemetery.
Woma 5choo! teachers In the
Cmted States are rapidly organisms '
onions to demand more any and will
ask for broader rseoguttioo ia the con
duct of schools by representation on !
local beards.
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