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JEL PASO HERALD
12 Tuestfar. FeT. 10, 1920.
THREE VALLEY
RAN0HE8 S
ATrong" real estate sales reported by
Broaddus & LeBaron is the sale of
th H. D. Camp zandi In the upper
alley to C A- Peavy aaa associates.
Mr Peavy is the chief clerk in the
office of the U. S. reclamation serrlce
iire The ranch embraces 172 acres
and brought $18,000.
Another big sale reported by the
'sine firm is the A. J Frazar ranch
-ear Ysleta. 27 1-2 acres, for 1S,750.
sold to Z. J Ed pe of Georgia. Mr.
Edfre also bought the E X. Crozter
ranch on the Ysleta road near Ysleta
lor $3000
M- Edge is a Georgia capitalist
who has retired from business and Is
io ating here. He boaght the Fraser
-arch for his son.
Three bungalow sales reported by
the same firm are as follows
Six room bungalow on Government
Mill sold b J W. Worthington to
J Kane. 1-tVM).
Symphony Will
Play For Motor
Show In April
The 1 Paso Symphony orchestra
will be the feature of the HI Paso
Automobile show, according to the
present plans of the committee in
charge. A thorough survey of the
ISIG M
L 0
IRE
Music week will be observed in El
Paso from Feb. 23 to 29. John Re
nn asaiAtant manater of the cham
amusement field will be made before . ber of commerce has announced. Pro
definttely signing any contracts, but grams are to be given in hotels and
it is the aim of the committee to cafes by orchestras and the next con
mmim hA Km ottnitiAna nAcaihu rwrt of the El Paso symphony or-
There is a chance that Josef Hoffman. I chestra will be a grand finale. The
th eminent olaniat. will amiear. but i program for this concert has been
it may be impossible to arrange a ! announced by Mr. Regan.
aatisfactory date. ' 1-
The dates of the show were changed j 2
Monday from March 26, 2 and 27. as!
originally planned to April 1. 2 and 3.;
owing to the fact that Liberty hall
was already rented for the original!
sbow date. This change of date is I
believed to be an improvement rather 3
than otherwise, as it brings the show!
the three days immediately pre
ceding Easter, and wfn afford an ap
propriate means of concluding the
Lenten season.
All exhibits most be signed up by
March 15. the committee announced
Tuesday morning. After that date no
-iix room puiiisitiuw iwo neiw 1... Un .. -.-j ..
tr-et. sold to J & Brown, of Mid- 1 ;l?ZZr&JT'zZwzZ
uast- ii J a. a.sis.asv-aiai.j v.su caicijcuimm
in tne ii snow in ztnaing room iot
all the exhibits, and this trouble will
be greater this year. It is planned to
erect a big circus tent on Kansas1
street next to tbe halt to accomodate
the truck and tractor display.
It is oeueved that a heavy patron
iand. Texas. 15600
Mr room bungalow on Grant ave
nue sold by W B. Briscoe to R. M.
hmej, $5(30.
COMMISSIONER SETS HEARING.
illiam Birkett charged with em-
j.rzziement xrom tne united states
ii mv recruiting station at Amarlllo,
Texas, who says he served four and
half ears in France with the Can
adian army, was arraigned Monday
fternoon before U. 6. commissioner
J SchmkL His hearing was
-. Tor Wednesday and his bond fixed
t S75ft
&Xm9f
t
112 Millions
used last year
to KILL COLDS
HILL'S
CASCARAlrfQUINlNE
SftOMffi
cdd remejy for SO yean
Met form cafe. rore. so
opiate breaks up a coM ia 24
Mini- reneves jnp ia j cars.
tonty mcx a it iuu. ice
gemnae box has a Red
p( wicn Jar. usr
picture.
At AuDrur 5tari
It follows:
March Slave Op. ll-.Tcfaalkowsky
Symphony (No. 4) "Italian"
A Major Mendelssohn
L Allegro Vivace
II. Andante con Moto
II L Moderate con Moto
IV. Presto Salterelle
Concerto for Violoncello and
Orchestra On. 33. . . .Saint-Saens
Julian Paul Blitz.
(Conductor San Antonio
Orchestra.)
4 Two popular numbers
'a) Intermezzo from Grand
Opera "Goyescas Granades
(bj Habanera and vaqueros
Sonic" from the opera
"Natoma" Herbert
S. The Atonement of Pan....Hadley
i. xance ot tne ympas
IL Entr'acte
III. Intermezzo
IV. Dance of the Harpies.
News Brevities
LQCAf. AND GENERAL
TralD Bnlletln.
Texas and Pacific train No. 1, due
at 1:46 p. nx, was scheduled to arrive
at 6:4. p. m. Texas and Pacific train
No. 34. due at 10: p m, was sched
uled to arrive at 11 p. m. All
other afterson and night trains
were reported on time.
Freight Car. Released.
To relieve traffic congestion Be
tween Juarez and Chihuahua City,
Gen. Manuel JL Dieguez has notified
the Juarez chamber of commerce that
he has released li freight cars for
civilian use. Up to this time the cars
have bees held for troop movements.
Dr. D. E. Smallhorst, 4M Rbts-Banner
BMs. Diseases of stomach. Intestines.
Prisoner, to be Transferred.
As a result of conference between
the state of Chihuahua and the de-
Symphony l partment of interior of Mexico, all
prt.on.rs now ovoluku jm uiv bwid
penitentiary at Chihuahua City will
be transferred to tbe penal colony
of tbe Maria islands.
(Advertisements.)
in such a position that a rear wheel
of the truck passed over bis foot.
Cano was taken to the police emer
gency hospital for treatment, and
later was removed to his home. No
complaints were filed at police head
age will be secured from those states, 1 1 TT f 7") l C'"""i 7i 77
as El Paso is the distributing center! g fl (7v llllvfr'j
for cars throughout the southwest. ji v - VXJ V-X J-i
OFFICIALS PLAN CLEANUP
ON BEHALF OF SOLDIERS
Army officers and city officials
met again Monday afternoon for a
conference on the social disease
Question. H. J. Emerson, of the
social hygiene department of tbe fed
eral government, is in El Paso plan
ning a cleanup campaign on behalf
of tbe soldiers. The city promised
Lto coperate with him in his work.
council men W T. Griffith and Park
Pitman. MaJ Gen. R. L. Howie and
CoL Frank W. Weed, district sur
geon, attended the meeting.
fe. Standard
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FLUFFY DOG. I)iT FROM
MASTER. IASBS APPETITE
The chamber of commerce has a doc
it is holding for a claimant. Xobody
anows wnere menus limn. i rfii -., ii i.ii. u..
is a mce. white, nufly dog. wits large tor d,t .".Xi'U .-5
1VEDESDAY, FEBRHAHY 11, 1IU.
T'HIS is not an Important day in
X planetary direction, according to
asiroiogy. aaiurn is in mildly
benefic aspect but Venus and Mars
are adverse.
It would seem that many persons
will prosper in material things at this
tune, but they are likely to attract
the most severe criticisms. This is
espeoauy true 01 Mg business enterprises.
Under the rule older persons should
benefit. It is most encouraging to
those who have been leaders, but
they should realize that false hopes
iwa wmie mis configuration pre
vails. Tbe seers declare that many sur
prises are in store for both the great
political parties.
.Mars is in an aspect read as ez-
appeallng eyes. And something has
taken away tts appetite. It Is tethered
with a strap in the entrance of the
chamber of commerce waiting for
owner, friend or dog catcher, and it
needs a bath.
Loss to shipping In the war from
mines and submarines was 12.9i6.Me
gross ton 5
NOTICE
CHANGE OF HOUR
Two Sessions a Day
11:30 a. m. to 12:30 p. m.
4:30 p.m. to 5:30p.m.
No Night Sessions
EL PASO STOCK EXCHANGE
First Xatloaal Bank Bids-
Capitalization $10,000.00.
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lOS Membership.
Ceater of Oil Actlvidn.
; sway women should be
ing their claims in busi-
for dfascontent and even for t4a amH
ouier irounies.
During this
ware of pusblnir
ness or in demanding their rights In
the household, for di&spmrinnn A
disappointments are likely thus to be
wooed.
The rale is menacing to domestic
happiness and many divorces will be
recorded. This condition is likely to
wuuuue iv '""ij monms.
ne planetary government Is a
warning one where financial matters
are concerned. Saving and thrift may
-" w ire uuiucrs 01 cnoice ana may
become necessities.
The stars supposed to Influence the
dress of mortals foreshadow sim
plicity In fashions and economy In
clothing
The seers prophesy that the neit so-
Attention,
Pioneers!
All members of the Pioneers' Asso
ciation of El Paso County. Texas, are
requested to meet. "Wednesday,. Feb
ruary 11th, at 11 oclock a. m, at Me
Bean. Simmons and Hartford under
taking parlors. North Stanton street,
for the purpose of attending the fu
neral of our late brother pioneer
Haas. Be prompt.
By order of
Park "VT. Pitman, President.
Aaoir noiiman. secretary.
A New Ptoffiee.
The postoffice of Goodyear, Mari
copa county. Arizona, has been estab
lished. It is located at the new town
of Goodyear, a cotton plantation near
.raoenix.
n. II. Ilendrlck and Co income
tax specialists, auditors. 3J First Na
tional Bank Building.
Search for MUaing Soldiers.
A search is being conducted here
for Pvts. Galippo and Glnn. 82nd field
artillery who disappeared from camp
Monday morning. Glnn had been
placed nnder arrest on a charge of
beinjr absent without leave. He was
set to work under guard of Galippo.
Neither has been seen since.
Dr. Anna Re cm. Bnekier Side Ph. 577.
Jnari If or en Trio.
Mayor Trinidad Romero, of Juarez.
left for Chihuahua City Tuesday
mornlne on nersonal business. Dur
ing his absence alderman Felipe Diaz
Martinez win act as nrst executive.
Motorcycle Patrolman 111
Elmer Wilson, a motorcycle patrol
man, has inflennza. Physicians re
ported Tuesday morning that his
condition is slightly lm pro v -id-
Ill Paso Seed Co.s If 2 Catalog now
ready. Write or call for a copy.
Attend School of Instruction
TpADntv ealtorfnni nt internal rev
enue C. H. Black and A. M. Monro?
left Tuesday for Sweetwater. Texas,
where they will attend an income tax
school of instruction for one week.
Intricate Questions of tbe law are to
De explained to tne agents.
Boy Painfully Injured.
Carlos Gano. a boy living at Iee
and Overland streets was painfully;
bat not seriously Injured at 5.15 p.
m- Monday, when the bicycle he was
riding collided with
Baltimore IaItors Here.
Philip Levi. Mrs. Belle Levi and Mrs.
Fannie Mayer, representing tbe
Fldelltv Trust comnanv. of Baltimore.
Md passed through El Paso Tuesday I
on tnetr way to tne coast, xney saia
El Paso had the best weather they
had seen en route. They were at the
Del Norte.
J. A. Carve! "The Income Tax Special
ist," Formerly with Income Tax Dept.
Internal Revenue Service. Suite 5M-6-7,
New Trust BWg.
SOO Head of Steers Sold.
Five hundred head of steers from
the Hearst ranch in Mexico have been
sold by John C Hayes, manager to
jonn zl xeaas.
Tomorrow
At the WHITE HOUSE
MOTHERS-YOUfi BABI
Nothing k too good for the little folks asd babies in
particular should have dependable wearables. Tbe
White House is renderrag a dktkct service to El Paso
raotbers ra that we are offering the very best baby
Ikes to be bad at aoeey savg prices. Examples:
Y 150 Petticoats 1.10
Baby Petticoats, machine mtde, tiimwuf with tacks, bees
tod esbroideries, mad of Nanwook and A -f r
Lawn, L50 value, Layette Roan Special at 1.1V
Third Floor.
A ll r
Educational Training It e port.
A report on educational training
in tbe different camps and posts
throughout the country for the
month of December, shows that of
the 17256 enlisted men. 92,827 were
taking instruction In various
branches of work.
Trouble.
Avoid trouble. Leave Daggage checks
at LongweLTs, or telephone Xo. 1
Two EnlUt fa Navy,
Two men sltmed tin with the naw
Monday afternoon. They were Charles!
joacK ei uaiveston. apprentice sea
man and Elmer C Hurley; Marfa, ap
prentice seaman for hospital apprentice.
Wyandotte hatching eggs. Ph. 45.
Revenue Collector Transferred.
K C Sinks, for a year a deputy in
ternal revenue enlleetar here, has
truck driven been transferred to the Galveston of-
vassal a. 1 .v .a. . MX .. T - 11. . a - a
by H. L. Keller- The boy was thrown fice. He will leave tonight.
clal season will be less gay than
usual and that the public mind will
be occupied with Important matters
that can not be ignored.
Persona whose blrthdate it is may
meet annoyance in The coming year.
owing to some sort of deception or
treachery.
Children born on this day may be
inclined to be rather extravagant and
careless, but these subjects of
Aquarius are asually very talented.
Copyright. 1st, by the McClure News
paper Syndicate.
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Tartar on Teeth
Shows Yois Leave the Eilm
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of Pepsodent to
show you its ef
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See how teeth glisten
when, the la is gone.
It film that maVes
teeth look dirty. It is
fitm that is the source
of most tooth troubles.
Remove the Film
FHrB is the basis of tartar. It is the source of 3is
colored teeth and decay.
In brushing teeth yon leave a slimy film. You can
feel it with your tongue. It clings to teeth, enters
crevices and stays. Your tooth paste cannot dis
solve it Most tooth troubles are now traced to that
clinging film.
That film is what discolors not tEe teeth". It Hold
food substance which ferments and forms acid. It
holds the add ia contact with the teeth Jo cause
decay.
- Millions of germs breed ia if. TEey, with" tartar,
are the chief cause of pyorrhea. So the one great
object in cleaning teeth should be to end that film.
Dental science, after years of searching has found
!a way to do that For home use the way is now
embodied in a dentifrice called Pepsodent
The results are known. Convincing, clinical and
;laboratory tests have proved them beyond question.
iLeading dentists everywhere now advocate its use.
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we are starting countless people toward cleaner, tiler
teeth.
Pepsodent is based on pepsin, tEe dlgestsnt of affinrnfrf.
,The film is albuminous matter. The object is to diisolvo
the Sim, then to day by day combat it
The way seems simple, but pepsin must be setiTated.
Tbe csnal method is an acid harmful to the teeth. It it
the invention of a harmless activating method which makes
pepsin possible. That, with other Pepsodent ingredients,
is doing now what was never done before.
Send the coupon for a 10-Day Tube. Note how clean
the teeth feel after using. Mark the absence of the slimy
film. See how teeth whiten as the fixed film disappears.
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AXSWKRS TO LAST KWIZ.
1 The Jnenlar vela is In the neck.
the name coming: from the Latin
"Jngnlum" or collarbone.
z Tne com Dieted exoresslon Is.
-Out of eight, oat of mind."
s jaae m a stone varying; xrom
trreen to yellowish white, talcing; a
Irish polish, and specially prized by
the Chinese as a "preclons" stone.
-t jircvmstanoair evtoence means
chain or series of events or sisms
or circumstance? that, corelated. In
dicate a lao sues as the emit of
crime.
AristoDnanes was a corale noet
oi ancient ureece- He nvea anoat rive
centuries before the Christian era.
t unent is the cniel lndnstrui and
commercial city of Flanders, Belgium.
i a yaK is a species oi or. native
or Asta.
8 A -satarated" solution Is one
which at the etven temneratm-e cn-
tains such a quantity of a substance
that when she solution is In contact
with this substance in solid, llejald or I
sraseous staie. tne two are in equii
brhim. t The feast of the Passover, as ex
plained In the scriptures, was the
celebration ot the Jews on the occa
sion of the smiting ot the first born
of the Egyptians, by the Ansel of
Death, and the "pawing over of the
first born of the Jews.
IS An omen Is a sign to portend a
coming event, a foretoken, a presage
or prognostication.
COMMISSIONERS POSTPONE
ACTION ON ROAD CONTRACT
County commissioners at a' meet
in? Monday afternoon announced
they won Id meet again Wednesday
and award a contract for paving tbe
Island road. The commissioners first
awarded the contract for paving
with material costing $2.90 a square
yard. The tax and economy com
mittee of the chamber of commerce
protested and asked that the road
be paved with concrete for $2.49 per
sqnare yard. The commissioners
rescinded their vote on the original
contract and voted to pave the road
with bltnllthlc surface with a crashed
iwvn wc, . a-a ca. aud uunilillHCO
again objected, maintaining that a
concrete pvement Is more economi
cal at S2 4 than Is the 32.48 grade
for each a road.
New! New!
Rompers and Creepers for Ba
bies, 6 months to 3 years.
Spring's newest designs charm
ingly different, made of Dimi
ties, Peter Pan Cloth. Chambray,
Ginghams, Linenes and Madras,
liand-made; fine values at
$s, ?3o, -f otr
"c.i-50 l.ZD
EXTRA!
Outing Flannel Pinning
Blankets for Infants, best
grade ovteg flaaael on
mutfio bands, at die ridicu
lously low
price of. . .
,28c
New! New!
French Bonneb and Caps for
Baby just m made of finest
French organdies- and lawns,
Normandy and other styles, lace
and ribbon trimmed with touches
of hand - embroidery; 8.50
6.50, 5.95, 55,
down to
.1.50
3.50 Diapers 2.85
Dozen
Outing Flannel Diapers,
size 27x2?. We bought
these diapers 'way under
price and we will sell 100
dozen tomorrow. They cost
330 elsewhere. 3 dozen
to customer. G) QEZ
at. dozen... .OD
New! New!
Coats for Babies Io 2 yean.
EverytnaBg that is new for
Sprisg. Colon, Mil: and figkt
blue. Made of Wool Crepe. Hen
rietta Goth and Albatross. Also
S3k Crepe de Quae. FaXe and
Satin, scalloped and hand-em
broidered. $15, $10,
JL50, 7.50, 5.95 to . .
15
3.00 Dresses
Petticoats, 2.49
Dresses and Petticoats for
Babies, long and short,
band and machine made,
(ace trimmed, embroidery
and haad-worlced designs;
$3 and 330 O AQ
values at A,LI
Closing Out All
RIBBONS
at Half Price
Surer Loving Cup to
Contest Winner
Ask Teacher
"FLTJ" WAENIXG KEEP YOUR BABIES CLEAN AND WARM
Curtis Jt Co. bny Liberty Bonds. Adv.
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JTEW QUBSTlOJfS.
1 What is an orekMT
2.. What ehlp was ealkd
"svtt ark" aad wbjtT
1 Who was the Qresk slave whose
pecalfar Uterary style ssade him for
ever tamoms?
4 What la a -parlor" Bolshevist!
5 Who were the ciitT dwellers?
f Who wrote the cliff dwellers?
( Who wrote "The Man Without a
Country." aad with what is it con
eeraea? 1 Of what substance is common
seallnr wax made?
S What is a "stand patterr
S Who is Manr Garden?
14 Where does mahocny
iron?
lmn Tn mnrc mnr.
1 An orchid la a plant of the'
sooBoeotrledoo variety, with flower I
of remarkable beauty. Orchids floor- I
Ian in every part of the world where!
floral life ia possible. I
2 The u. 8. transport Baford was
called the soviet ark because it car
ried overseas the deported anarchists
from America to Burope.
3 Aesop was a ureeK slave, ills
fables have been handed down through
the centuries oractlcallv Inst as they
?ere written by him.
4 A "parlor- Bolshevist is an in
dividual who professes to affirm
radicaliein of the varietv of force and
violence under which system he htm-
seu wonia xau among; tne nrst vic
tims; a poseur, a fraud.
S The cliff dwellers were tbe
aborigines of our southwest who built
dwellings upon the face of nlsh cuffs.
Edward Bverett Hale wrote "The
Kan Without a Country" which has
to do with a soldier who. In a barsLof
passion, cursed his country, aad the
story tells of his pnnishment.
1 Common sealing wax is made ot
resinous compounds and contains no
natural wax.
9 A "stand natter" Is one who ad
heres obstinately to the policy of the
party in power.
9 Mary Garden is the moat popu
lar American Errand opera staffer; she
was born in Scotland and rives in
Paria. but visit, this coutrv everv
year and proclaims bereelf American.
io Mahogany is a precious wood
found. In different varieties, in Aus
tralia. India. Africa aad the United
States.
Xew Que.tlo.M.
1 What la hazing-'
s What Is a thesis?
3 Who Is Arnold Bennett
Where is Zanzibar
S What Is Inaolvencv
Who was the Dauphin of France j
has been seated in the English parlfa- J
rncnir i
8 Whs! forelaTn nation tiai nnnn I
Its shield the Hob and the unicorn' j
v wno is tbe cnlef male character
in "A Tale of Two Cities'" I
10 Whydowe call It Wednesday 1
W-1I Sri-red Hf1. i
The (rood on dri-r-n from nn' t
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Large "waxtite" package (goodness
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