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KL PASO HERALD
Tuesday, Jan. 13, 1920. S
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v Anxious To 'Get'
CREPT mmW.Hm-vardRadicals'
WILLI I LUUI1U1U',
Boston. Maw.. Jan. II. At the same
I vma $ a nrAtaa aereafvtafr sA 'nr.
Denver, Colo, Jan. IS A saWo ot
- Cuns fired by members cf th,;jing propaganda of fear and T-ar-ne
cTD of Denver who have ' teria" in connection with anti-radical
seen service overseas, was to be tbe activities waa being soleed last nint
t-n,LMrit; ii-u.y ivi i tiamuft
hen be arrived In Denver.
COMPROMISE
Continued from psr 1.)
cratic senators offer in the way of
a compromise.
One thlnT is clear. Mr. Wiion
by ludee Geonce W Aadereon. of the will not be a oartv to the comoro-
nveo in ucnter. tt-.Ij o . a i .1 u. i .i4 " . LL1
r-. 1 !.,... Aai. UB1LCU CULCB IWU1I. aZWXAUITB IASTJ UM I U1WO UCaULUUUUB. DLSL II L romnril-
ited "with flags " I ha UteSwnl"" "1,'l dub. Henry J. Skeffinglmtee is effected and the treaty
n. -n h. trfrtiiallv x hnlid.v wlta I " immusraiwm oddhiiihiuuw awvpini ujr ujb senate wim reserva
." '? ?.."""'?..?. " .T. !.2 1 this norf waa tellln. the ilassacfaus- lions satisfaetorv to two-thirH. or
omerservS men and' the public Press association that he would; the membership 'of me senate. It .
enrallE Tto to S'rir"!'? pleasure In -geMing- some of an open secret-in fact an excellent
tnu uamaHl irm n Minn nniniii u s wiiaAn aaii !
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Commissioner Skeffington said: i document on to the European power
"Heretofore we have been able re, for it is they who can now say
deal only with aliens, as all citizens whether the United States has satis
bave been exempt from oar efforts. fled the conditions upon which mem
bat last Friday the senate passed a bership in the league of nations is
bill to include everyone citizens and based.
-and l see tnat tne nonae nas
h-ef A parade through tve city.
nef address to the school children.
nspection of Port Logan and the
military hospital at Aurora, a banquet
jrtd public reception at the municipal
luditorram were to be crowded into
the eight hours the general was to
leraain in the city
Gen. Pershing is scheduled to
pave early tomorrow for Cheyenne
where he will i aspect Fort D A.
" jsselL
Stockings first came into general
-p in the eleventh century- Before .
i hat time cloth bandages were worn '
ibout the feet.
New Process Removes
Superfluous Hair Boots!
TToneo troubled with anatcfctly hairy
p-othr will be delichted to hear that
kfv na now actually remove the hair
- trr roots and all aslly, quickly.
tana !' It to dose without the use
' .iqnid. powder, paste, or electric needle.
The new phelaetlne proceea la not to be
'-npared at all with any other method.
othtnr Uln It vr discovered. It caoaea
hj oaf roots to eoxce out befor your
--v vr leavlnc the skin smooth and
-.lrlss as a babe's. It action la so poal-
e so certain, drosglata ffenersJly report
hoomenal sales for phelactme. It hi
n-o?oroua, non-lrrltatlna;. laoa-pofaonous
a child could aafelv ett It. Get a small
ick of phelartine today, fellow the atm-
pio inatruruona ara you wui ne wonoer-
'ully surprised Adv.
alien!
made the bill even stronger
-me of the 'Tlarrard Liberal
dub radicals have been ralalnc
m nines cnln around here that If
I bnve a warrant In my pocket
Fll take pica an re In cettlnc
them.
"Real democracy now seems unsafe
in America," said joaee Awjersen,
RTMaJcfnar as a smest of "the Haxvird
Liberal club" He asserted that '.he
nresent agitation concerntne
limiting or free speech has been 'ex
ercised without much regard to con
nrJtniJonal or ven nroner ieeal limi
tations.' The speaker continued:
Many of the same persons that for
two years were faking pro-German
plots now are promoting the Bed
terror."
NEW YORK POLICE SQUAD
CATCH COMMUNIST LEADER
New York. Jan. IS Four squads of
department of justice agents and de
tectives of the police bomb squad
searched last night for reds who
eluded the federal dragnet during the
recent raids. A number of arrests
were made. Including John Darkine,
allegeo to be the secretary of a local
branch of the Communist party.
EndsStubbornCoughs
in a Hurry
For real effectiveness, this otd
bomc-made remedy has no equal.
aUy and cheaply prepared.
SPAIN JAILS EXTREMISTS
FOR BOMB PLOT AT MADRID
Madrid. Snaln. Jan. 13. Manr ex- I
tremlsts were arrested hero yesterday i
terrorize the capital with bombs, ac
cording to information received from
official circles.
If they want America to Join
and can afford to stie the L'alted
Mates special Interpretation of
the treaty elan? and In some
cases an Implied exemption from
obligation, then It Is their busi
ness to say.
So far as president Wilson is coa-
earned, the ratification of a peace
treaty by the HilroDean Dowers and
the setting up of the council of the
league 01 nations has in a sense
diminished his own discretionary
powerr over the mture action of the
senate and made the task one en
tirely tor the senate of the UniteJ
States. Democrats and Republicans
at least are becoming conscious of
their own responsibility and the pro
gress towards compromise not only
Is srodudnir noDeruineac on capttoi
bin but significantly eaeoffh it pro-
voKes no displeasure at tne wiute
bouse. Copyrtgnt. 19!, The El Paso
Herald.
GREV REACHES EXGI..VXD
Southampton. Bus, Jan. Is. Vis
count Grey, of Fallodon. British am
bassador to the United States, ar
rived here this morning on board
the White Star liner Adriatic He
said he had no official statement to
make but was prepared to return to
America In either an official or
private capacity.
You'll never know how quickly a
t2d cough can be conquered, until yon
;ry this famous old nome-made rem
e .v. Auvcne who has eonened ali dav
and all eight, will ear that the unme
c ate relief erven is almost like magic
It is very easily prepared, and really
there is nothing better for coughs.
Into pint bottle, put 2 ounces
r' Finex; then add plain granulated
Eiijar svrnp to make a full pint. Or
too can use clarified mnlasses, hooey,
or corn syrup, instead of sugar syrup.
Either way. the full pint saves about
t wo-thirds of the nosey usually spent
for cough. preparatiouSj and gives you
a more positive, effective remedy. It
i f'l perfectly, and tastes, pleasant
cs.ldren like it.
ou can feel this take hold in-
mntiy, soothing and neaimg the mem
nranes m all the air passages. It
promptly loosens a dry, tight cough,
-ad soon you will notice the phlegm
tr n out 'and then disappear alto
jrcther. A day's use will usually break
up an ordinary throat or chest cold,
and it is also splendid for brouehiti
croup, hoareeneM, and bronchial
nsthau.
Praex is a most valuable concen
t's ted compound of genuine Norway
- tie extract, the most reliable remedy
'or throat and chest aihsenis.
To avoid disappohituKst, ask
n.ggin tor zk ounces ot
to directions and float accept aay
mg else. Guaranteed to etve abso
1 ' satisfaction or money refsjaded.
" c Pinex Co, PU Wayne, IbL
WILL USE AIRPLANES FOR
SIGHTSEEING IN NEW MEXICO
VILLA AND REBEL AID
PLAN TO TAKE TAMPICO
Waabingtoa. To. C. Jan. It. Fran
cisco Ynia, with a squadron of cav
alry. Is on his way to the Tamaico
oil fields for a conference witb. Fe
laez. the rebel In control of the
southern oil fields for several years,
it was said In private advices. At
Boy Scouts Need
S17,500foi-the
Year's Program
To raise J17.500 to finance the work
of the Boy Scoots In El Paso for a
year. 1 Paso business men met at
luncheon at the University club Tues
day at noon and outlined a plan of
action.
Present at the luncheon were: W.
L. Tooley. chairman ot the campaign.
H. aL Andreas and Maurice Schwartz,
vice chairmen: ?etl T. Shearman. G.
A. Martin. Dr. Fuller Swift. J. R. Seg
all, Otis C Coles, Dexter R- Mapel,
Jos. A. Wright. Crawford Harvie,
Julius Krakauer and Scout executive
G. O. Evermafl. C B. Stevens is a
member of the committee, but waa
unable to be present.
The budget of actual needs as out
lined, follows:
Salaries
Office exnensea
L Office equipment
fuDllcatlons and bulletins....
Weekend camp
Scoutmasters' training school. .
Field suits
Expenses of executive and na
tional representative to na
tional con ention
Summer camp
Transportation
Renewal of charter
7S00
1219
24
IS
740
tot
3M
too
sit
101
Defki
JH.57S
. laO
Chicago. m Jan. 12 We'tern and
ceres were big buyers of airplanes the proposed conference the twq
at the aeronoutical show here Hon-! rebels will map out a campaign in
day They will be put to a variety tended to capture Tampjco City and
of uses ranging from air transporta-1 take over control of the entire Tam
tlon to aid in the Rocky mountains pwo district, the advices, which are
to the sightseeing business. from sources Intimately related to
Th. larsrest sale announced was
tnat of M machines to K. J. John
son, of the Aero Transportation com
nanv. of Denver .
The sales included the purchase
by L B. Humphreys, another uenver
man. of six airplanes at 8 each,
which will be used for sightseeing in
Colorado, Wyoming and" New Mexico.
ing of small coins on account qt tbeir
kick atil-ura Mintsint
Btyoqr
Villa's movement, report.
Gen. Murgula, in command of the
federal trooue at Tamntco and in
SJJJJS" JS"! JUAREZ COURT GIVES RANCH
14,7S
A Conservative Budget.
The .executive committee plans to
see various individuals and eiMseaa
tbu week for subseriptlons and.
beginning next Monday, teams U1
scatter over the city to complete the
work. While actual needs do not
total S17.SO0. there is always a
shrinkage In collections and unfor
seen expenses may arise, so the com
mittee placed the goal at the figure.
Executive Kvermaa pointed out
that the school enrolment shows 4vv
boys in El Paso between 12 and IK
years, who should be reached or
the Scout program. Figuring this at
11.50 ner boy. the sum set by the Na
tional Scout council, this would make
El Paso's quota IM.M for the year.
Figured on a Scout enrolment ot lee
beya. the sum it is expected to raise
would show a cost, he said, to the
peoue or . per boy reacnea. Here
tofore El Paso has figured on spend
ing iz a year per scout.
xBe team captains who wIU help
raise the funds are: O. J. Btaford, b.
J. Brleut, W. a Clayton. Will Crombie.
W. T. Griffith. W. C Haden. K. a
Oradorff, W. G. ltoe, W. K. Sheltoa.
V. R. Stiles. Harry Swain, WUI K.
Winch. N. M. Walker. R. A. Whlt
lock. F. G. Alderetn, L. Horwttz. E. U.
"!" Jake Kaufman. Sam Gil-
lett. K. M. Roberts. E. C Held. Clal
borne Adams, R. D. Riehey. A. J.
Strayer. G. B. Ryan, A. E. Rowlands,
N. E. Ferguson. W. R. Schutz.. Fred
Lazenby, R. F. Campton and Frank
A. FarrelL
Mexican president a defiant note de
nouncing Carranza's three nephews.
Gens. Rlcault. VQlasenor and Peraldi.
who were cent to command brigades
In coanuiia. as cowards who flea
of war. to take over Marsruia's corn-
sent Gen. Crquizo, assistant minister
ol v tr. to take over Mnrguia's com
manu. but the latter objected and
threatened Urqnlzo with execution.
Urqulao returned to Mexico City and
president Carranza. sent Lie Amaya. a
friend of Murgnta, to pacify the lat
ter. Murguta is reported to have seized
the national railways In Coanuiia.
SULTAN DECLARES SMYRNA
INSEPARABLE FROM TURKEY
Constantinople Turkey, Jan. 13.
Smyrna waa declared "lnseparaDie
from the Turkish empire in the
sultan's speecb from-the throne de
livered at tne opening or tne cnam
ber of deputies Monday. As the sul
tan was unable to attend the meeting'
the speech waa read bv the minister
of the interior Smyrna now is the
Greek zone of occupation.
NEW REPUBLICAN SECRETARY
TAKES OVER HEADQUARTERS
Washington. D. C Jan. IS. Former
renreeentatrre MiueT. the new secre
tary of theRepubUcan national com
mittee, took charge of national head- j to Issue certificates of one peso and
quarters oerc mzf aoa at uie Miae i . ceawTn, uie imrhu up oe iswng
time James P. Reynolds, the retiring j being limited to deposits of Mexican
secretary, opened national headqaar-j gold made ith the commission. This
ters for Gov. CooUdge. of Massachu- J measure was designed to relieve the
setts. shortage of change due" to the hoard-
PAPER MONEY PLACED IN
CIRCULATION IN MEXICO
Mexico City. Mex, Jan. 12. Piper
money Is in circulation In Mexico for
the first time sinee 191. This was
made possible by a presidential decree
authorizing tne monetary commission
Enjoying a
Viclwla X
Price $110.00
Easy Terms
of $12.50 Cash
$10.00 a Month
5aKe victor records
We now haoe them all in stock and will be mighty glad to play
them for you. We especially want you to hear these three:
18633 COk, What a Pal Wat Mary Waltz
(NeWy Kedwi Medley One-Step
1S623 (I Might Be Your Once-tn-a-WMe
(Patckes Fox Trot
-Fox Trot
Jos. C Smith' Orcnestra
Jot. C Smith's Orchestra
Jos. C Smith's Orchestra
Jos. C Smith's Orchestra
Henry Burr
Albert Campbell-Henry Burr
1&62 (Yon Didn't Want Me When You Had Me
(I am Cfob&s Mountains
We believe &e above numbers are going to be very, very popskr come in and
hear them; no obligation to buy.
We waat ya to oorae in and hear any record, either Columbia or Victor, at any
time; it's ao trouble for us that's what we're here for.
WE ALSO HAVE THE NEW COLUMBIA RECORDS
AND CROPS TO DR. W. R. WEEKS
In a decision banded down by the
Sdge of the court of tint Instance
Juarez, Dr. W. R. Weeks waa given
an order for the possession of a ranch
eie:ht miles south of Juarez, which
has been in the possession of D. A.
Stevens during the last ten years.
Stevens was also ordered to pay the
amount ot the value of the crops dur
ing that period. A notice of appeal
was filed at Chihuahua City.
GEN. GONZALeTeXECUTES
13 MEN OF VILLA BAND
(Continued from oaxe I.)
"Send Vt Your Mail Orders"
MILLS BLDG.
PHONE H00.
this town in November. 1914. and sinee
that time has been operating with
a small band in both this state aaa
Chlhtnhau. Rodriguez was amoag-
these executed, and a one time new a
commission in the Carranxa army.
GEX. HIOS WILL DIRECT
CAMF.VIGX AGAI.VST YAQUIS
Douglas. Aria, Jan. 12. Gen. Juan
Jose Rlos. formerly in charge of the
war office in Mexico City, has ar
rived in Goaymaa Sonora, to take
command of the campaign against
the Taqui Indians, relieving Gen.
Joan Torres, who has been ordered
to report at Maaatlan. Sinaloa, to
relieve Gen. Juan Carrasco. present
chief of operations there. Gen. Car
rasco has been ordered to Mexico
City.
MORE REVENUE INSPECTORS
SENT TO EL PASO DISTRICT
Several additional revenue ascents
will be placed n duty here at once.
to assist, but not replace, state and
Jocal authorities who are working on
lianor law violations, accordinj? to
Clifford G. Beckham, prohibition di
rector for Texas.
A force of 75 to 106 additional in
spectors of revenue have been ap
pointed to 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.
El Paso's share of the Inspectors will
number fite.
SnVTKNXED TO rEXlTE.IARY
JSrnesto Ramirez, who wss tried
on a charge ox oargiary last week,
the trial resultinar In a hnaur jturx.
was tried again Monday la the J4th
district court and found guilty and
sentenced io iwo years in ine peni
tentiary. He was accused of rob
bing the Shelby shoe store, on South
El Paso street. Alejandro Samniego.
charged with theft over See. waa
found guilty and sentenced to two
years In the penitentiary. He was
accused of stealing an automobile.
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. Tour own doctor
will tell yon this is true. If yon want
to quit tobacco entirely or cut down
the excess, get a package of Nicotol
tablets from your druggist and you
win find it easy. Nicotol kills the
craving and makes the tobacco habit
quit you. It is sold under a steel
bound money back guarantee by all
druggists.
Note Ask your druggist what
others say about the wonderful nonr
for. llrita Ave. and ban Antonio St.
PrlTafe Branch Exchange 33tM
Mall t Phone Orders Promptly Filled.
1 1Lii!IbiI w Lit' I f 1 1 k. -3 i i L l
1
Get Ready For Fall WJiile We Get
Ready For Spring
jTOU'LL do well to buy Ready-to-Wear now for
your present and for next fall use. We don't
know how prices will be next fall; the indications are
they'll be high.
But we do know that anything bought now ifl the way of ready-to-wear
will be good to wear next fail, and more than that And we do know
that we're determined to seH the faH and winter goods we have; seH
them now.
We've reduced the prices for the final Week ' &e fma
notch, which is only another Way of adding to the Value
you gel.
Three Coat Specials
FOR the balance of the week we offer three ol the matt remarkable
coat specials of the entire Clearance Sale. Here are the redactions:
Coat seOiaw m to
mM, fiaal rwtaetsw
$69.50
Toor
Coats ' selling ap to
$41.60, final reduction
at
Coats selHag n to
7.50. final redaction
at
25.00 $39.50
Far the Final Fota- Dayt in
The Babies.5 Own Shop
E have gathered together in this cozy department, many baby com
forts for the present cold spell, at remarkable special pnees.
"5
$l,OQ
Knit Sacqoes, a few button
styles ineroded, solid white or
trimmed with pink or light brae.
Slightly soiled. g." ""is"
S1J0 values at tpl.VjKJ
Eiderdown Kimonos trimmed
with baby Hoe or delicate pink
s9k, tires 6 months, one and two
SStrf" S2.'00
Arnold Knit Gowns in heavy
wiater weight, draw string bot
tom, light fleeced lining. Sizes
birth to 3 years. c5i 1 ? S
H.45 values at 71.17
Cartel's wool and cotton shirts.
A beautifully finished garment
of the softest yarns. In sizes
from birth to 3 yean, $1.35
value
at
SiOc tufted comforts imported
from Japan of solid pinks
bines, carriage or baseisette size.
sun
vanse at
A splendid line of baby blanket
m wool or eouos.
Priced from $1 to
$2.25
blanket
S9
Ith Boor
Suits $25.00
L
$
The Final Four Days' Jan
uary Clearance Sale
s
Furnish
ings Mar's wool gloves, odds and
end of this season. 75c and
91 Tables, yS .
All wool sweaters nude of
long angora wool, colon green
and grey heathers. $13X0
special at &0.JO
Men's fine quality felt hats.
odds and ends of this season's
tyiee. Colors greens, browc.
and grey. Regular $4.00 and
ses, seeeUI at Jp.5
lien's wel hose of fancy nux
teres, seed heary weight, reg
ular Sbee Tirae factory see
cads, extra L f
special at KJZG
Wool mixed underwear sepa
rate garments, odds and ends
of sMs season. Regular 25
aloe, fil Cfcf
serial price pl.03
Emery's high grade Bhirtf
Factory seconds, defects are
not noticeable. Others slight
ly soiled. Varaes to 3-50,
E- $1.95
Mors all weal toques to pull
down over the ears. Regnlar
Tibaes up to 12. SfiT
Special at OjC
Street Floor
Coats $19.75
TO TIE REMARKABLE selection of high E CALL your attention to the final four
grade suits which we had on sale last week days of the Downstairs Store January
we have added twenty-five new Spring Suits in Qearance Sale of Coats. They are all good mod-
raanmsh serge, these come m aM the new spring els, ot velour, poio ciolh and tSotma, and many
styles.
The other suits come in materials of velour, broad
cloth and oxford serge. The colors are black.
naTy. brown, gray, green and taupe. Not a suit
in the lot is worth less than $37.50. Others range
up to $49.50. Special feature for final four days.
of them s3k lined, in betted and piara tailored
models. Get service sow and be ready for next
fall. too. Colors are navy, black, gray, green,
brown and russet Values are $27.50 to $3930.
Special for the final foar a i j-. tj r-
dayTat $19.75
Dowsitairs Store
To
W T 5lh
Wonderful
As We see the items for our I8th World of White
assembling, We are surprised at the wonderful as
sortment The World of White will be announced tomorrow
or Thursday.
Watch For This
Announcement
jpHlS h the final week of
Greatest Qearance sale
m years in the- Greater Popu
lar Boys Store. You are of
fered Juvenile Overcoats
Sg Boys' Overcoats
Juvenile Suits
Bigger Boys' Suits
Soys' Macianaws
Boys' sheep fined Coats
Boys' Leathertex Coats
Boys Sweaters
Boys Flannel Shirts
Boys' Flannel Blouses
In no boys' event of recent
years have we presented such
extreme reductions as we are
offering now. It has been oir
steadfast poBey for years to
present vafoea twice a year to
dear our stocks, starting each
new season with fresh mer
chandise. The Greater Ptpalar Bojs
Store
4th Floor
A Week-End Hose Sale will wind up the January Clearance Sale.
Women ToHelp
In Democratic
Meeting Plans
fVashlngrtoa. D. C, Jan. 12. Ap
pointment of a committee of 17. ln
oladlns two women, to arnuure for
the Democratic national convention
at San Francisco on June 38. waa an-
Bryan Praises
President In
Political Talk
Omaha, Ketx. Jan. IX. Compromise
so as to secure immediate ratification
of the peace treats', waa strooglr
urged here last night By William J.
Bryan in a political address In which
nounced today by chairman Cum- he pictn,,,! u,. Democratic party aa
mines of the national committee. . . .... VT
This will be the first time women '"""S "" competent tnan tne e-
have had a hand In the preliminary
arrangements of a presidential nom
inating: convention, Mr. Cnmmlnea
said.
Chairman Cummlncs will head the
committee and the members will be
publicans to solve the nation's great
economic problems.
Again derying there had been a
"split- between him and president
Wilson over the treaty. Mr. Bryan
Mrs. George Bass. Chicago; Mies My prahlwi a,, wor)c ot o,, preatdent at
Montana; Wilbur M. Marsh. Iowa; prl- declaring he had obtained a
Edward G. Hoffman, manna; uara; peaoe pact wsioi was oeuer on any
Howell. Georsta: Norman E. Mack, one ever believed it was noealble for
New York; Fred B. Lynch. Minnesota; I him to secure. He also lauded Onlted
Charles Boeschensteln. Illinois; E. H. I States senator Hitchcock or his work
Moore. Ohio; Arthur F. Mullen. N'e-1 in the peace treaty's behalf,
braska; Dr. John W. Coaghlln. Maa-1 Mr. Bryan said that originally he
sachussetts. Isadora a. DocKweuer ; was anxious tnat tne treaty be rati
others say about the nonderful now er sacnussens. xwo "r7STi j . ' S"5 rSST . ' .. w . '"
of Nicotol to break the tobacco habit California. John T. Barnett. Colorado: , tied without reservations, but that
statement last night at a private
dinner party.
wenca mok about
etsarrttes a lar.
WHY DO YOU TRY
TO HIDE THOSE
LITTLE PIMPLES
Or Cover a Dark, Sallow,
Muddy Complexion With
Face Powder and
Rouge.
Tac TODnS
TOURAPH
SALES CO.
1FT
aeldnB UoccJ
BldE.
rnovE 4M3
He knows and be can be trusted io
tell you the lull truth A'H
m KtUN 1 PdJS H
REALTORS
INSURANCE
MEWW A M
M INVESTMENT
H Ball
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H Ph. 550. 100 San anionic. H
Patrick H. Qninn. Rhode Island, and t because ot the senate deadlock that
Robert H. Elder, loaao. , was not now possioie. rne only tning
The first meeting of the arrange- I to do now. he said, was for the Demo
ments committee will be held in San cratic and Republican senators to try
Fracisco. probably within the next to get together on a compromise so
sixty days. Mr. Cummlngs said. The j y,, United States might take its place
committee will be divided into seven In the )MKU. of nations at Ita first
nnbcommltLees dealing with rpecific m,,tin n,.t Fr(rf.v
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Someone's Going To Win,
Says Cincinnati Man
How embarrassing it is for one to
have pimples appear on face, necici
ami9 n luaria rtn Itttl nh.nl. la !
bad enough mars the attractiveness
of a pretty face.
You can onicklv remove nfmfhlM
and other skis blemishes by tebiBs4
uw .o(.or applying isiaca ana wnste
Ointment to the part affected. This
simple but effective home beauty
treatment removes, not only pimples
but clear a dark, sallow, muddy com
plexion, and leavea the skin soft,
white and radiant.
All who have used Black and White
Ointment are delighted with the re-
Hit. . Ir&AiH ea ., i I ii i SV'.la
article ten of the im.".--." Tt Vi.?" '""'
leasue covenant, Mr. Brran said be. aKnu -i .A . -i ... a.. 1
h2k7"tbtl'eJLirCraUC P'rfy t0 deiTgnSnl aid to PhV T mXJL
thatotd ImJT'Sf. 3UVL '"" Both Black and White Ointment anl
gressTodeclavar -;Soap can be found at all good dru
gregs to declare war. j stores and toilet counters 35c each
WOOD NOT TO RESIGN TO 1 s.nTpof.'p.m .V "ee'otToc.' wl"
BE CANDIDATE HF. SAYS'A V?1.- 11"rJ!ur "n" Black and
, .
Referring to
EOfauaEni&Co.
Accountants
First Hat! BHj,
El Pass,
Texas.
vrit today far RMkl
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ta f r4tVlX AnMStm
r Bwi th nmsosu
latirwt .a Ssvtan aecta.
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VAS3CTS0Vt ONE AKD Qfr rtXf liJCiD
STATE NATIONAL BANK
-if rrn innard Wood Is not noro
inated by the Republicans somebody
,cl- win h anrl if fr IVllaAT) does
wmttt mn ae9 tn snmnnnrlv SHU Will Dt? I V4 uiwiin a !. Ilia J. 1 aJ . wav. i . r.i.Lj .-.
i'"- i -.,-- w-.--w--, -. j , j nuno ciniiuay una t'ream Book til
in- wmow J.-1V. S.CS.I.USU-W. oginmorc, ajq, jan. u. "I snail o ent . ou fr-e ir ou ill cIId and'
Tbal .8 tne xa j j uch.nautrr . not resign from the arm v. if mc a m.,i ti ailertitp -. t. Ri.iri: I 1P1T1 nn mPtia e-xn rwa
member of th- city counul of Cin- tep ,-, ne-essary to be a candidate's. f ,T! V i M -. - . i.n IbIitmc caM on 8-Br Aeraant
for president of the United States n ft- n rrn.i c- a Uerrte-d. PmMent
Precedents are abundant that m Di A -Pitt . BftfOE"3l'IBI Je-eph Uastjffin. re-se.deai
connection with the army does not' ISl flf JSW Mr Sill I f r 2f,t- -PesUIen
interfere with nv rr.-irl-nti -,n. l--fr TUTiIiI T IS W U B P B i.'. t) FtWr. Cabier
- net, nwiuni i in"T
Iclnnati. Ohio, looks at U- Mr Bu-k-h&user.
who is at the Sheldon hotel
with his wife, says that In any event
, we will have a president. "I can tell
you better in a year who it will be,"
he said
3Iov joes Cincinnati make out
without 'f)07'1 "Mr Bticklia'i--r sa
iked. Jut like an oth.r ti
bitlon which my friends are wishing
upon me. As an officer of the arm',
I recoji-ni-e pretident Wilson a n
f mmandArint.hif and to him 1 oivt
iii allpiance
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