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EL PASO HERALD
ITALIANS 1!
ALLIES CLASH
Former Withdraw From
Conference Discussing Oc-
cupation On Adriatic.
(Continued zrom pace l.)
-J nat'onalltios and tribes by iadi-
ua! powers or by agents to be
mi -ls mandatories of the league
.atlons. These agents are to de-
. all their power from the league
j act entirely on the lines of
. -. dictated by that body.
Dependent on Leasee
i- stribatioa of these guardian-
.1 - to be made by the league of
n .-! so that it again happens as
- he rase of many of the projects
- -:n broached at the conference.
(i.i'-iessiai aaeiKauen is wnouy
;:- n.'cnt upon the eoastnamatlen of
leaffue.
tr argument against the lea Rue's
-mt of the coloBtes. advanced by
British colonial officials was
i' t mandatories "might feel
rr.ae!es saddled with enormous fl-
' Mai responsibilities la an effort
ieve'op the!- Industries and yet
su!;ect to cr'tietam in the event
h- the failed to Bring them for-
x I'd.
- re -lent Wilson himself felt called
jon to answer this argument by the
- 3'emcnt that tbo American plan
:-:plated that the mandatory
-wir would be liable only for ad-
ministrative expenses; otber expedi.
-r ould be made only when so-
ared by tbe league unices the
o'ony trap abl to ffaanee Hself out
' ' :m own resoarees.
I . S. as Turkey Guardian.
Vh.lc the plan has not progressed
a point where any attempt has
'r made to assign particular na--qi
to these giMralansbfps the mat-
: i been the subject of special
.vht and const Aeration. la the
- America. It has been suggest-
: twat owing to Hs large influence
Tirke:. through tbe numerous
. c r -if Robert colleire and
n.e among the Turks of the dis-'cr-'stedness
of America If It Is
- -jpon to wsb such charge. It
?h naturally ftnt take upon lt-
r -.he guardianship eot only of
" :-kf v in Euros but also -a con
rahlp portion of Turkeys former
- vin including Armenia.
flaenslffAn I . KnwrltA.
""-- whole proeet Is still subject
readjustment. Nevertheless. It Is
h- some of the delegates that If
ru of nations Is assured on a
-'io( freedom from discrimination.
- treat powers may be willing" to
-.neon their plans for tbe complete
-".elation of former German eolo-
e .iid separate sections of late en-
r state although opposition is
xrr-te3 from the colonial govern--'ta
" Furh m scheme.
Mods as president WTlson stilt
bones to amid a second trip to
lairepe. ft beards to look as If
i be trend of peace conference nf
taira would canse Im to feel Im-
pelled rreross tbe Atlantic In
-The early sprinc
ect statements purporting to
- - de'mitely that the president
--srTtd to come bark to Paris
E" i ' Washington In Feb-
f glvire te date of
m
! Prisoner Held
At Fort Bliss
Makes Escape
A Soldier With Aliases
Charged With Forgery
Is Missing.
Held In military prison at Fort Bliss '.
on charges of forgery. Pvt. Lawrence j
B. Beale alias T. H In eh ram. alias
Roy Churchill has escaped. It was an- j
Bounced at military headquarters here '
Wednesday. Beale was arrested at America supervise Armenia as well as
Reno. Nev. and delivered to the mill- a portion of southeast Africa but
tary authorities on a charge of de-!
SELL U. S.
BIT SHIPS
Hurley and President Dis-
cuss Plans; Internation-
alization of Colonies.
(Continued from pace 1.)
eerotMa. tine la not desirous of be
tnjr mandator asent for any area
unlearn nbfcolateljr eon t In red that It
la in the Interest of elvtltxatlon.
The British have been urginj; that tructlon of property of the Brithih and
American governments at the naral
! America Is very likely to urge that bases at Castletownbere County CorK.
Plans To Destroy D
Yankee-British
Property In Cork
Rebellion Was Arranged
and Many Victims Were
Marked For Murder.
LAZE THE WAY
FOR FLYING MAIL
Hy TIOGII CVIMIA!".
Dublin. Ireland. Jan. 29. A big sen-
sation has been caused In Ireland bv
the production in evidence at a court-
martial In Cork of plans for the des
sertlon from the army.
He was also wanted In connection
with the passing of alleged worthless
checks at Sacramento. San Francisco
and Bl Paso In purchasing quantities
Of Liberty bonds. lie enlisted at Kos
well. X. M- and claimed to be :
British subject.
1 15
Cotton Lye Seamless Hue.
Colon: Black white gray
breeze tan. heiio and navy.
Lots of stores ask 25c for tbis
same grade.
Cose ini bay Atm hj the box.
his sailing on his return trip were
founded it may be said on no defi-
nite information.
But the president from the first
has been holding himself ready to
return If he thought It necessary and
within the last day or so be has told
officials that be was impressed with
the feeling that It would be his duty
to return and that ha was beginning
to think be could not escape it.
To Sail About Feb. 10.
If his present pians bold he will
sail from Brest on the steamer George
Washington some time between Feb-
ruary 19 and February IS going di-
rectly to the United States. The
steamer probably will take the south
era route wblcb she followed on her
way over to avoid Dad wea trier.
Great Britain's war cabinet held a
special meeting yesterday afternoon
at 3 ocloek to discuss the difficulty
arising between president Wilson's
plan for the disposal of German colo.
nles and that of the other conferees
according to the Paris edition of tho
In- London Daily Malt which adds:
-It is believed that some approach
was made toward Mr. Wilson's view-
point at the meetinr of the supreme
council after Mr. Wilson's Important
speech giving more details of his
plan."
la connection with tbe terri-
torial qaestlona before It. tbe
peace conference la confronted by
aa Irse fban three secrer treaties
aaya the 1'lrli edition of the Lon-
don Dally Mali.
"The first Is tha treaty between
Great Britain. France and Italy dis-
posing of the Adriatic coast whclh
conflicts violently with Juiro-Slair
and Czecho-Slovakta Interests." the
Mail continues.
"Thft second is the trearv htwen
Rreat Britain and Japan under which
tfauan me uwaian isianas in cae i
north Pacific. t
Tha third Is the treats bln I
Great Britain and the king of the i
rceajaz anaer wnicn uamascus forms
a part of the territory given to tha
Hedjaz kingdom.
Palestine for Jews.
"Damascus l!e timi thA hnr
line of the sDheres of control In Rvrlf
and Palestine agreed upon between
the British and the French fnder
this agreement Palestine from the
f-ea oi usinee to the Egyptian bor-
der. Is a British protectorate admln-
"tered for the special benefit of the
Tews while north of tha Sea of Gail-
e to Asia Minor It comes under the
French. The latter however are
most anxious to have Damascus In-
winded within their sphere while the
'fedjax de'eates are equally anr.
'ons to retain Damascus as It Is al.
ready ener their administration."
i To Rear Poles and Czechs.
I The supreme council of the peace
conference had before It for consid-
eration on assembling 'this morning
tno r-oiisa aueauon ana toe instruc-
tions to be given the allied mission to
Poland. The program called for the
appearance of Polish and Czecho-SIo-ak
representatives before the coun-
cil to present their velws.
A committee consisting of four ad-
mirals representee- Great Britain
the United States. France and Italv.
has been In session at Flume Inquir
ing- miD iue occupation or various
some other nation M selected
Most Apply Open Door.
By mandatory principle the agent
nation will be obliged to apply the
principle of an open door commercial
ly to every nation and will bave no
exclusive rights except as necessary
for an effective police administration
in semlclvlllzed areas.
Mr Wilson has declined to agree to
any of the respective claims of the
various powers that have been urging
that an absolute formula of Interna-
tionalization is necessary to cover alL
Wins nrltlsh Snnnort.
When Mr. Wilson favored the Brit-
Commander of Squadron
From Ellington Field :
Tells of Journey.
Lieut. IL O. Searle. commanding the
party of aviators who arrived at Fort s
Bliss Tuesday morning In four De p
Havtland planes on their way to San ' M
Diego. Calif. to make observations
for the proposed transcontinental
aerial mail route Tuesday afternoon
said of the expedition:
We left Ellington field. Houston
Texas on January 21 making our
Two men Charles Hurley and Jere-
Imlah Lucy were charged with having!
rifle ant revolver ammunition In thetrt first trio to San Antonio. Texas. Our
possession and when further searched I next stop was made at Del Rio. Here
thTplans referred to were found. we descended for gas water and
Hurley was charged not merely minor repairs. The only difficulty
with having In his possession plans encountered was the lack of specific
ii Miniate ani ni!Hi-tFlv facilities with which to establish a
celved for a series of deliberate out-1 line of direction toward suitable land-
rages but he was charged with hav- i Ing fields. Leaving Del Rio. we made
lng In his possession plans for a re- the trip to Marfa and then flew on
beTllon in this country the enter and to EI Paso. We made the trip In I5
base of which was to be the town and minutes. We did not try to break
district of Castletownbere. Tbe plan any speed records as the expedition
was to be carried into effect by Iso- was sent out to survey the country
Ish Idea of the mandatorv tirlnrlnlA ; latlng that portion of the country in order to estimate tbo possibilities I
as the one best way of exerclaing ln-from.n re" ' lan "na J fe; 0lu"'Tt aer' malVSe j
barony of Eyeries. The document formation of Interest to the public
outlined for a rebellion and for tbe giving positive attention to altitude
bombardment and destruction of In- weather incidents daring flight time'
habitants In the police barracks and schedule and distance covered in :
It detailed every point of vantage from rith. it is our nurpose to obtain
which the barrack might be at- information regarding the topography i
tacked. The barrack Itself was to be 0f the country and map out possible 1 :
blown uo with e-ellgnlte. and. Tearing uttiiiii. f fnr 0uTO.ramj.nf mall i
umucu uiiui wie nunuBiDrr agents ! - . -. . --- ;
JEt-aKS. i? IcTpi. sSlp-huric were-To " Hm LIbCTty Motors. I
nevertheless It Is felt that the g.n-7yT H JJ.00. for VFl.Z11; 4JS
vld-lWTomanc -gJ CuST stream -
dues the number of difference. ;e" b.0lid!nffI.-;Bd.5?.? ""'J crease tbe air resistance so that the
Mjj
Windy D
temattonal control he won the sup-
port of the British renresentatlvM
Apparently the American commis-
sion Is much pleased todav with tha
result of the last two days' confer-
ences. While the formula means that many
territorial questions will remain un-
aectaea until the mandatory agents
ouctj Lne numoer 01 auierences andird.v 1 . further on was .
&Tor?ZXnZ amaxumspecdof
special claims to recede gracefully I blown up About two mile further are equipped with intercommunicating
as the learn of nation. nro.Vw iu.Jm.-SrS."r-.J"frr.'V!i aerial phones and conversation can be
league of nations would become
responsible for the selection nf in
manaatory agenta Copyright 11
by Xew Tork Evening Post. Inc.
2 EL PASOANS GET OLD
JOBS BACK AFTER WAR
C F. Shearer former motorcycle
officer of the police department who
Joined the tank service of the army
and R. 15. Legross. who was fire de-
partment captain in charge of station
No. 4 up to the time he Joined the
navy some months ago. have received
their discharges and returned to CI
Paso. Both have been reinstated in
their old positions In the cur's str.
vice. In keeping with the promises
made by mayor Charles Davis and
tne council.
was a nler. used lanrelv by Jr.I- ..-lLr"'
the naval authorities as a landing """"n"". '
C a
WALK A BLOCK AXD
SAVE TTTK DIFFERENCE
The Berg Co.
304 E. Overlana St.
ism
fiRIP
Karafin'a Wttard Oil a Reliable
Aatlsoptlc Preventive
Daring inSaesza epidemics spray
' -.e nose and throat several times a
cay wrth one part Wixard Oil and
two parts water usinz an atomizer
'f yon haven't an atomizer garele
'he throat and snuff the mixture up
the nose. This treatment sets up an
antiseptic wall of defense against
"Fin" germs.
Chest colds and sore throat lead
to grip. Stop them at once with
Wizard Oil before they can develop
sto dangerous influenza.
Get it from druggists for 30c If
eot satisfied return the bottle and
TXt yottr money back.
Ever constipated or hive sklc fcead-
tcher Just try Wizard Liver Whips
mue pmz puts uc at arug
(ista. Guaranteed.
""K " V" t. . " i ST S Cnl Movie Mnehlae.
I.?. hn Hw. .mtnd .n2J:! "One of the planes carries a motion '
bSL f if n J picture machine which will take SOe
iorn. V".artxr
in the possession of the accused It Jn"c"T! r ArEn?2 1
was proposed to Wow these to smith-' Jla?"" S'ji5S:.25S I
reens. and there wag a reference to : CO"100 rjver. and other picturesque
the blowing up of a roadway and Photographs of timely Interest. In
bridge leading to the pier while at a ' order to carry this camera we have
point marked "B" on a map. the rail- j forced to eliminate all guns and
way at MSHiirook was to be blown up. other war apparatus with which the)
Adrlgole nostoffi-e was to be de. army ships are equipped. 1
stroyed and blown up. also bridges. "Leaving El Paso we will descend
which would bar the way of forces at Lordebarg for repairs and then
coming to pat down the contemplated 1 continue tbe same day to Tucson. I
The decision of tha eosrtmartial and then to Yuma Ariz before reach-
will be promulgated at a later date. our destination. Rockwell field.
aan uictto. iaiii.
" " uiuuumauai mm mini ml . 'Onr re urn tr'p will be mado via
a TT t T it-. i March field. Riverside Calif. to Tama
America s Heroes; U. S. Casualty List 1 1 Kingman and to Flagstaff. Ariz
mi .1. mi 1 -I k-mV Ariz to Albuquerque. X. M.
WASHINGTON. D. C Jan. zv. The
list of casualties In the Amer-
ican expeditionary forces made pub-
lic Wednesday by the war depart-
ment contains the names of 14SI men.
il of whom were killed in action. The ;
laree number of minor casualties re-1 t r"--i r - - - - . ' Rurrh. second Lieut. Eric Nelson sec-
corded in the list !s due to the ar-!Pvt- Willie G Bright Ha'EmT Z CallMttSavSn
rivaL by courier of a lon5 Mat ofl1 Frod Campb.H CroweU. Tex. lcTh' SairoBM W "wlSred"'
. 'viuco ia Acli.n. 1 leave Wedaeaday morning but owing
The following men were killed in I to the unsettled weather and the nu-
I usual amount of work and Inspection
sergcaat.
minor casualties which were not for-
warded by cable. Men from the sooth-
west whose names appear in the list
are the following:
Killed In Action.
Corp. Edward Robertson San Antonio
Tex.
Mech. Willie D. Nawlln Mt Vernon.
Tex.
Pvt Charlie If. Williams Cause. Tex.
Died of D Lease.
Pvt Joe KalescewskL Chapel Hill
Tex.
Pvt Arthur Adams Jasper Tex.
Pvt Murphy Dean Groesbeck. Tex.
Pvt Harotd L. True. Amarlllo. Tex.
Wonnded Severely.
Lieut Ernest Miller. Brenham. Tex.
Pvt Grady H. Aaron Dallas Tex.
Pvt Camden Metz. Albuquerque. N. M.
Pvt Charlie M. Jeffers. Wichita Falls.
Tex.
Pvt Hugh Fowler. Eanls. Tex.
Pvt Ralph W. Fox. Austin. Tex.
Pvt Albert W. MerreU. Rio Hondo.
1U.
action:
to TueumcarL N. M- to Lubbock. Tex
to Sweetwater Tex. to Brownswood.
Tex to Waco. Tex. and then to El-
lington field Houston Tex."
The personnel of this expedition la
composed of first Lieut R. o. Searle
first Lieut K. D. Jones first Lieut
Howard Blrkett second Lieut Charles
fnrtm . 1- .k- . v . . oL Anour ie nail nDiun. .ei.
xamr norUle" coast of the crp. N-obkj TTltz TmDie Tex.
Pvt wm. IL hyone. KerryvIIIe. Tex.
Pvt Bdward F. Tschoepe Seguln. Tex.
Adraitlc
Meetlnga of tbe commUtee hare
been raraended Indefinitely. t Is
aid. owing to the withdrawal of
the Italian renreseatlitlve. who Is
understood not be In entire ac-
cord rlh his mricniLUf. as to the
dclniM'lf- of The In-mlrr.
South Anericans Cooperate.
The delegates of the South and Cen
tral American nations to the near
conference decided at a meeting held
Tuesday to create a commission to
Pvt Earl E- Klrby. Texarkana. Tex.
Pvt wm. L. walker. Cor bin. Tex.
Wounded. Degree Undetermined.
Sgt Francis M. Harle Port Arthur.
Tex.
Sgt Geo. C Jackson. Fort Worth. Tex.
Corp. James H. Haynes Pittsburg
Tex.
Corp. Geo. 5f. Heath Westmoreland
Tex.
wuilam A. Shuler. Bryaon City. N. C
Corporals.
William M. Miller. Malvern. T
Costas Zaracovltla Now Haves Conn.
uugier.
Kigiero Moscardello Lockport N. J.
Privates.
Julian Epstein. New Tork.
Charles W Grimes. Flora. BX
Meyer Modes few Haven. Conn.
Peter J. Lorenz. Jamestown. N. D.
Joseph J. Morton. Cleveland O.
Abe Relfln. Cincinnati O.
Louis Frederick Wm. Sledeoxop Wel-
don Springs. Mo.
Merreil C. Smith. Providence. R. r.
Fred A. Snyder Allentown. Pa.
Frank W. Spafford. Cleveland. O.
Ray B. Spenmon Ekalaka Mont
Ernest L. Stover. Berrien Sprtncs
MiCA.
Carl Snpemant Clifton. Kaa.
nvy anerman Wright. Kahunasoo.
Mich.
Stanley Garage
Door Holder
A steel arm always on duty
that operates automatically
and will hold garage doors
open against any wind that
blows.
Swinging the doors open
starts the action and when
the door is at the right point
did: goes the mechanism and
the door is locked tight in po-
sition. A slight pall at the chain un-
locks the door when the car
is in or out.
Why do you run daily thJp oi
tmashmg lamps and ttnd-
shields to say nothing of
saiously damaging your car.
&hen ihc simple device of
three pieces of tempered steel
nUl make such accidents im-
possible? Call and let us demonstrate.
These are ako adapted to
warehouse use.
ays
Are Coming
Windy days are an El Paso matter of
course. KracKajacK Service has pre- f
pared to assist you in overcoming dam-
age from wind.
s
Garbage Cans !
Suppose yottr neighbor does use an old box or barrel that permits the
wind to Wow papers and ill smelling odors aS over the" neighborhood i
They are violating aa El Paso ordinance besides violating several
other things.
We carry a complete tine of Garbage Cam aB sizes made of heavy
corrugated galvanized from 'fhefe have ejese fitting covers an! are g
perfectly sanitary. Prices aeeordtag to size. g
Hardware for the Home J
Don't wak for the wind to do damage. Oar Builders' Hardware 1
Department will supply the dooi holders springs sash locks door g
locks night latches hinges and transom lifts. 1
Oar stock of Sargent. Tale and Stanley Hardware is complete. Our g
salesman will be glad to give yoo intelligent assistance. (
Yale Door Closers
The high quality of this door closer justifies designating it by the f
"Yale" trademark. Yale door closers work automatically and C
firmly close the door without slamming. 3
The only check that Tsr'dl not leap. A size for every door. 1
KRAKAUER
ZORK & MOYE'S S. I.
117 San Francisco St. Tel. 1040.
to be done around the city they were
British To Raise Pay
Of Undemobilized Army
London. Knjr.. Jan. 29. The pay of
the soldiers of the British army. vao
will be retained until a peace footing
atrain is reached probably will be Zl
shillings a week and food and lode
inga according to a statemont made
by W. A. Appleton secretary of the
General Federation of Trade Unions.
to the Dally xalL
The British cabinet at a a pedal
meeting: xneaday decided to retain
l.eeo.ooa of the mobilised forces "to
fmiah the Job." It was said the pay
tSSJSSS .?Ei I f mtB increased largely
Irtsburtr New Mexico on til Thnrs-1 lnj . new sclwrae of loaves of ab4nci
day morning.
PHOENIX WILL BE STOP ON
CROSS-CONTINENT FLIGHTS
Phoenix Ariz Jan. 2. Notifica-
tion has been received from tbo war
department at Washington that Phoe-
nix has been deaiirnated as a stop-
ping place in the air service trans-
continental flights now projected. The
first army airplanes expected here
are thoeo forming the squadron now
returning to California from the At-
lantic coast.
conrtEcnoxs.
Yanks Not Guilty Of '
At Least One Offence
Attributed To Them
France Jan. 29. At least
Paris.
safeguard the Interests of all nations Corp. Edward nonsewrlght. Temple
before the conference with delee-ate Tex.
espedallv assiemed to look after vari-; Corp. George F. Le grand. Hereford
the feeling of the Central and South
American nations as rezarda the
league of nations. Cuba will rs.
especial attention to International la-
Dor legislation irom the same stand-
point arhlle Uruguay will especially
Interest Itself In the subject of the
Internationalization of norta. water.
wave and railways.
The French government according
to the Journal has nronosed n the
powers that Finland be recognized as
an inaepenaent nation.
Expects xearrals' Admittance.
Geneva. Switzerland. Jan. 29 Tina.
tave Ador. nresldent of the Swim fed.
e ration returned today from bis visit
to Paris where he conferred with
peace conference delegates. With ref-
srence to the proposed league of na
tions ana tne peace conference. M.
Ador said the allies had been largely
enraged In discussing the conditions
to be Imposed upon the conquered na-
tions and hence neutrals had not been
admitted to their collective cocncils.
Be added however:
"When the society of nations takes
form we will certainly be included."
Alearaguan Delegate. . ...
Managua Nicaragua Jan. 25. Dr. i fol (Omt3laiwnT Rill
Alejandro Cesar has been appointed I T lrlUl "nS Dul
the representative of Nicaragua at
the rjeaee conference Ttr f.. f
prominent surgeon.
Tex.
Corp. Ray Palmer Houston Tex.
Corp. Albert D. Parrtsh Security Tex.
Corp. Jesse E. Blake Roaring Springs
Tex.
Pvt. Andy N. Anderson Tularosa. X. M.
Pvt. John M. Hamilton. Austin Tex.
Pvt. Clarence A. Talley. Kervin Tex.
Wonnded Sllzktlr.
Lieut Stuart C McCarty. Talyor Tex.
Sgt Alfred B. Buchanan. Bryan. Tex.
Sgt Wm. J. D. Sehrader. Alvln Tex.
Corp. Roy J. Brlcker. San Antonio
Corp. Guy Bright Temple. Tex.
Corp. Charlie G. Green. Allen Tex.
Corp. Lon M. Llpan Tex.
Cook Ben IL Taliaferro Denton. Tex.
Cook Wm. F. Wade. McDade Tex.
Pvt Joseph E. Becker. Paris Tex.
Pvt Charles H. Blewett Richardson
Tex.
Pvt Frank McQueen. Houston Tex.
Pvt Arthur A. Tally Bastrop. Tex.
Pvt John F. Jackson Angus. Tex.
Pvt John F. Keller Bryan. Tex.
Pvt John T. McCarter. East Hamil-
ton Tex. i
The following corrections affecting! on of the crimes attributed by Pans
men from the southwest are made In i newspapers to renegade Americana in
prevloas lists: tbe city has turned out to be neither
I or American planning nor execution.
Wouadcd Severely.
I The case was that of the theft of an
z " r?a " -oorun. Hanger. Tex. 'automobile attributed by tbe Intran
7a W n "" Dlgaant to two Americans who were
Pvl 4K!S3eri?iee55'"fd- M1 to making a specialty of this
... - - vn.Mu . Kino or crime.
Pvt. R D. Gatewood Oklaunlon. Tex. I Tbe men who stole the automobile
These men were previously reported have been arrested. There were three
missing. ot them and one proved to be a de-
itetunied to Daly. ! sorter from the French army and the
11 un... bujiIAVIU iex.'ouirs renca civilian accomplices.
...... awncaj IVIKV DHM1HS.
introduced.
SAYS MARINE FIRED FIRST
SHOT OF YANKEE IN WAR
New Tork. Jan. JS. America's first
War Cost To England
8128000000 Pounds'
IMIIHW n ami mwm
London. Kng. Jan. ZS. The cost ot
the war to Great Britain was approxi-
mately S.12S.M.M pounds sterling
according to the figures of Sir Brie
Holden. Of this sum. 1.1K.VM.W
pounds was loaned to the allies.
Germany's war coat he said was
:.:(.. M pounds of which only
4ea.tOt.04e sounds waa loaned to her
allies.
In addition to thia. there ware the
debts Incurred by the several Ger-
man states.
PRIVATE CARPENTER SAYS
CATARRHAL DEAFNESS I
MAY BE OVERCOME E
If you have Catarrhal Deafness i
or are even Just a little hard of?
hearing or have head noises go to
your druggist and get 1 ounce tf i
Parmint (double strength) and add 2
to it H pint of hot water and a f
little granulated sugar. Take I
tsblespoonful four times a day.
This will often briar Quick relief I
from the distressing head noises S
Clogged nostrils should open I
breathing become easy and the I
mucus Mod dronDinc- into the
I throat it is easy to prepare costs I
little and is pleasant to take. Anv 5
and one losing hearing or who has ;
GERMANS TREAT 'EM NICE
A letter written in Gennanv.
dated December 18. was received by I .""""f1 "?arn"' or head no ses f
Sirs. Lyd Carpenter from Pvt Clar-1 " -'Pima. g
shot in the war against Germany was ence J. Carpenter who is with the
I.eJ kv reml fnnlrev nf the T?nlerfl flfAk 1 . E 7.
YANKEE SAILORS PREPARE
TO LEAVE IRISH STATIONS
Qneenstown. Ireland. Jan. 2. (Cor
fired by CorpL Cordrey of the United
States marines on April T 1917. the
aay alter this country entered tne
conflict according to MaJ. Bthelbert
Talbot ot the marines. The shot he
said waa fired in the harbor of
Guam and not on the battle fields of
France
According to Hal Talbot tbe mill
tary governor ot the Island directed
him. on April 7 to demand the sur-
render of the German auxiliary
cruiser cormoran interned In the har-
bor. He demanded the surrender from
the cruiser's commander aa the latter
came asnore tor supplies be said and
as tne omcer starieo oacjc to tne amp
he began to slcnal those aboard. Mat
Talbot then directed CorpL Cordrey to
stop the officer's cutter sod the cor-
poral fired the first shot In bringing
tne cutter to a nait
The Cormoran was blown up by its
crew oeiore a ooaromg party or raa-
imes ooQia reacn ner.
I SWASTIKA! I
MANY MORE UNITS MARKED
FOR RETURN FROM FRANCE
Waahlngton. D. C Jan. 2S. Units
assigned for early convoy home as an-
respondent of the Associated Press.) nounced today by the war department
Plans for the dismantling of the Am- 'nclnae the fourth and fifth balloon
erican naval stations in a nA ..nn comnanles. Slth comnanv transwirta-
Queenstown are going forward rapid- ton eorps. second corps headquarters .
ly. Time will be required to remove and headquarters troop. 412th teie-'p
the base hosnltal at WhienAi erraDh battalion slsmal com aisth.s
much work will be involved In remov- fl'd battalion signal corps Jtlst 'S
lng the many big warehouses which . fank center. 307th tank brigade head- j g
were brought here from America and Quarters and the SOJd. JJSth and 327th s
set up In record time other imn tank battalions. is
iparts of the American plant Include The transport Celtic Is due at New
wireless stations at Queenatown and! Tork Teh. 2 with the first gas red-1
Aglada and many hutments. Iment complete 6 officers and l.tti
"""" umcers and men have i men. uetaenmenta or the regiment
maae a deep Impression on the people will go to Camps Lewis. Grant
v- ..viiDiu n ii ana in oinee mrt e.i ijonire nnn nun t
I south Ireland and relations generally' It also carries the JOSth sanitarr
1.S5.T mo' cordial nature i train complete casual companies for
jxr . . tt i- C . j"e? oy me tact that a num. . Texas 6J casual officers and about
YY aniS 10 0me name I nf "an already taken 17S sick and wounded making in
- - ..wu vuo Anwivan i ei iwui .en uiva auwuu.
il has promised to return for the'
girl he must leave behind. I NAVY RFrRIttT5 Tfl RF
Colds Cause Headaches and Paine
Feverish Headaches and Body Pains
caused from a cold are aooa relieved
oy taring LAXATIVE BRO0 QUIN-
INE Tablets. There's only one "Brofno
Quinine.- E. W. GROVE'S signature
on the box. 2tc Adv.
Hayea llrallnr Honey
Stops Tickle. Heals tbo Throat and
cures the Cough. Price Sic Adv.
SSOth Infantry. A. E. F.
He writes: "After making a hike
for 11 days from France through Lux-
emburg wo are at last here. Since
Peace waa signed we have been on
.n go most of the time and at pres-
ent don't think we are stopped for
good.
"The people- of this country and
Lnxemberg have treated us fine. There
soems to be no hard feelings against
the United States so Id tars at alL As
a usual taing. wnen we get up in the
morning they have hot coffee bread
and Jam for the boys who are stopping
n meir nmn aiany or ue boys
stay In their houses and barns and I
tell you we aDnreciate their VImIium
They have done more for us than any-
sinco wo nave seen over here.
"We have marched through some
large cities and they are as un to iiate
some ok our ana toe people look
and act more like home folks than
some of the other countries I have
been In.
"Thajtksa-ivlnar dav nrme a nniet
for me: we were In France then. We
went to church In tbo taemiiu
bad 'some (Mnncr can sad willle
( Com beef 1 and hard nefc--A.il. -
littlO difference from Ik ene we w I
last year but I still remain welL and '
why should I worry. I guess some!
day I maV have a tnrk.r Jinnee
again and then I can be more thank-'
iui ana enjoy it more.
i
I 1-Vtt6-IL Hot water
RE LL-A IMS
30
FOR INDIGESTION
THE
FAULTLESS FUEL
Use Swastika Coal and help yenr Bank Accoont tow.
Southwestern Fuel and Feed Co.
Phone 8300.
Beet Pulp Cotton Seed
Meal Cotton Seed Cake
We are prepared to make prompt delivery and are always pleased
to quote prices.
HEID BROS. Inc.
Hay. Cram. Fuel Flour and Building Material.
Pkofle 36- Texas and Dallas Sts.
m saw m
Piles Cored In S to IS Days
4sJ5f.r..n1 oney if PAZO
GIVEN CUT RATE MEALS
The blue and white brassards to be
Blind Bleedlna- nr Pr SS. '. wo abut"tho arm by'navi rccVults
stonf' tSfSr.1." .Lf??.trBdn5.??e- as a mark of dlstlncUon. entitling
them to a reduction on railroad din
ing cars while traveling to training
Stops Irritation: Soothes and Ileal.
rou can get restful sleep after the
first application. Price SOc Adv.
Gun repairing our specialty.
Arms & Cycle Co. Adv.
Allen
RAT W. GEDDBS who haa been over
seas for six months writes his
mother who la residing at IJ1S Brown
street that hs has nothing to com-
plain of except that he would ilka to
come home.
Ray was born in Bl Paso and has
lived here nra-tl.-illv rll fcfe ir. u
Muistea with tne original company K. Scoffs Emulsion buSds ut the
the next month after -war w 1 . . .
clared He haa since been transferred I "J" u ""tro"t-
to tte KSr.4 Infantr: I 6tt . -me BtosaScId sr J
A Nation's Safety
depends upon more .tan
wealth or the power ot its
mighty suns. It rests in s
robust children and in its strong
vigorous manhood.
SCOTT'S
EMUIS10K
an ideal constructive tonic-food
brings to the system elements
easily assimilated and
imparts strensrth and nro-
motes normal growth.
stations were received at the El Paso
naval recruiting station and will be
Issued to recruits from now on. The
average dinner on a train Is SL:5; the
brassard will entitle the recruit to
SO cent reduction.
Two reirults left Tuesday evening
ior tne training station at san mego
CaL being J. R. Gibson. 17. Tucum-
cari N. M apprentice seaman and
Lloyd JL Crook. 21 Clovis N. IL. ap-
prentice seaman. The first recruit
for the machinist school at Charles-
ton S. C E. C. Boggs. 18. left Tues-
day for that city.
CAPITOL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY of COLORADO I
THOS. F. DALT. President. 1
Tabor Opera Hoase BMg Denver Cote. 3
STATEMENT DECEMBER 31 1918. 1
INSURANCE IN FORCE $2935934.33. I
LEDGES ASSETS. TANTTAPV 1 1010 S
TOTAL INCOME. 1918 " ?4?43"- I
11711553 g
TOTAL INCOME 1918
SUM TOTAL
BILL LANGE GOES ABROAD
AS BASEBALL MISSIONARY
New York. Jan. 59 William fFMlll
Lange. former outfielder star sailed
tor France today in tha capacity of
baseball missionary. Acting under
the direction of the Y. M. C A Lange
will endeavor to nonnlarlze basahall
in continental European countries
systematize the game at American
military camps and do scout work for
several of the major league teams of
this country.
33 MUSTERED OCT.
The JS men of the SOSth batterv.
tren'h mortar artillery who were the
Ledger
Assets
Invested
as
Fotio&s:
Non-
Ledger Assets:
LiabSities:
Real rUte 1700 no
lint Mortrace Krai Iktale Leans!"
in 1 onty Holders..
Premium ote
Boodft Owned by tbe Company..
Cah la Otrire
Gaah la IUnk. net on Interest. ...
Oah In Banks en Interest
Bills Receivable
Acrnts" Balances
Miscellaneous
l.Ttwrsjs
4I7.IU9.1S
4S13SI.1I
sjstxat
1SS.SM.4S
71.600.90
I.ISSJIS
;ji?.is
5359553625
m
liedrcr Assets
Accrued Interest
Xct Uncollected Fmnloma
Other Assets
4.000.00
GROSS ASSETS ..
Assets Not Admitted
ssAst&uss
110.as1.es
$306871:21
i.i:t.i
NET ADMITTED ASSETS $294743J2
Kt Isal Boerre
Death losses Oststandlnc
Coopons and Dir. at Intrrest
au otner LJabUIUes
TOTAt I.UBIUTIB3
Paid-Dp Capital " ' '
Surplus "
SUBPLUS TO POUCT HOLD EES
rtowiiT.tt
tesjnm
1SS4M7JI
-S4S0JO
100.ooo.ee
us.0se.e3
DEATH LOSSES PAID SINCE ORGANIZATION
Hstnred Endowments
S 3C00.ES
I A Western Company identified with Western industry and progress.
.$952236.04
... 19523.00
is j r . .. . r-J -s---
third contingent of overseas troops '1 uuu agema UWsUreu 10r UHOCCUDiea lemtOrV. APPIV at nOHle Office
to arrHe at Camp Blerne for demo-
oiuzauon were muatcrea out xues-
ai" noon several hours after arriv.
ing
H. A. LAY cs SONS Areat
Trust
EL PASO.
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