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EL VASO HERALD
FEW AGITATORS
HE K SI
Csecho -Slovak Colonel Tes-
tifies Bolshevik Leaders
Are Chiefly Foreigners.
1 rg-ton. D. C. Feb. 1J -Tot --(ai
of the Csecho-BIcrak a-n.
-i- cuing today his story of th siu
:n Russia fetore tfa senat
.utee fnvsMirsttBff lawless pru;-
. . in this country said of an tl.t
.? agitators b saw m liuE.a.
e was a Rjiwuan.
r e crowds that listened." ths cI--
der-Iarsd "were Russlaas but the
3'-rt always mere foreign is.
..ipd.Iy Gemini and Anstrians."
H - aid hf once denoonced one of
' Uhevist speaker and asked his
aift whereupon the crowd
uu d
u h as him that? It Is thst
- ak- r 5 idea not his nationality
at .rat ters."
BerMteia Is WMn-r-..
RuaHia is more downtrodden under
.olilu 'XI han s - evr
a mmaritMMBfi "
IR.D. Young En Route f
j Home From Navy I.
America's Heroes; U. S. Casualty List
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' der thf csar. the senate Drenacranda I f
-Tryu!if csmmuife was xoia xues-
) by Herm&a Bernstein an Anaeri--i
writer who spent torn time in
. a He said this new slavery
j i: . was brought about by the
Tratk tfce witness went on
"roroplMrlr disarms the Bolshe-
Ik. Tfce eiMvre of tbef r meth-
ods Is SBfflefent to end It erery-
where fereTer. That's why free-
deal f peeek beea entirely
vnpeid and why no news Is
permitted to be sent oot of flat.
. ns aid he knew certain
- tnt this country from Ros-
Mayor
Charles Davis
uncrruHaa Claude I!udlea.
tans. swell and Victor Hoore
Will Speak at
Public Mass
MEETING-
Thursday Night at 70
LIBERTY HALL
i' jlitira! Advertisement)
iceree undetermined. Other men from
he southwest whose names appear
r the list are the following
i nher men from the southwest
u ho-1 names appear In the army list.
-re the following:
Dim of Disrate
orp Steve E. Sterrett. Dallas Tex.
rt waiter js. JiCi-nerson jtaione.
Tex.
Wounded Severely
--..p Harold Plumlee. Celtna. Tex.
gt. Jas. G. Ponder Happy. Tex.
Privates
'.dmnnd Shaw wills point Tex.
Ceo W. Wandell San Antonio Tex.
Reuben C. Bomar Crowell Tex.
Umar Scarborough Albat Tex.
Anton Zella Gonzaler. Tex.
Tadousz Kantor Douglas Arts.
Perrv Bolt. HanhT. Tex.
nOBERT DOUGLAS TOt'NG. nephew Raltoxa Flncza. San Antonio. Tex.
of Miss Mamie Toung who has Geo. Murphy Richmond Tex.
II TASH1XGTON. D. c Feb. rae
W list of casualties given out Tuee-
da by the war department contains
the names of Stl men 17 of whom
ere killed In action. A list of casual-
ties in the Marine corps containing
the names of 2 men. 10 of whom were
killed In action was also published.
P t. Maxwell E. I111L of El Paso to
.ermined. j Raymond Leslie McCasland McKIn
i'vt James E. Reynolds of El Paso. I ney Tex.
mentioned in the list as wounaed. Lather Aitoro. Thornton lex.
Musician John E. Brown. Ft. Worth.
Tex.
Privates.
Koseblo H. Lovato. claphorn N". M;
Wm. K. Johnson Murchlaon Tex.
Paul Parker. Lampasas Tax.
Clarence Burleson. Cleburne. Tex.
Walter G. Clark. BardwelL Tax.
Willie L. Johnson Avoca Tex.
John Llewllyn Folsom K- M.
Carroll W. Hopper. San Juan. X. M.
Paul F. Knieger. Brentiam. lex.
been on duty with the United S ""
iary for some time wa the puf at.f i Kdgar H. Lessner. Segnln. Tex.
his aunt as be nassed through the t.. m cm ru.Hnnu t-
city en route to his home it Prta- Wonnded. Decree Undetermined.
Tennessee and was the inspiration
for a rerr charmine valentine party
glren by Miss Mabel uoodwin.
The Yonngs are one of Tennessee's
most prominent families in educa-
tional circles and Mr. Young- will
reenter the University of Knoxville to
complete his education upon his re-
turn home.
jCTypP SureReUef
SELL-AN S
FOR IND1GGSTION
sia had been ta the employ of the
Bolshevik 1.
The program of Russia has been
and Is todar." he said "to bring
about the overthrow of governments
throughout the world. Thev also
were trying In every way while the
war was on to bring about victory
for central :-wer. Mr. Bernstein
amid It was not true as some wit
nesses had ::itim.lted. thpt the Bol-
shevik! were led by Jews. Bolshe-
vism he declared hai! no connection
with any religion and professed no
creed.
2Jr. Bernlein characterised as Mis-
leading and false ideas advanced in
a magazine article written by Har-
old Kellocfe.
The witness said leaders of the
Rolsheviki had done ever thine pos-
sible to stir up hatred of the United
States in general and president Wil-
son -in particular.
See Mmrariit In T. S.
"Have you noticed Bolshevik prop-
aganda tn this city since your return
from Russia? asked a member of the
committee.
"T have." responded the witness.
There undoubtedly is in the United
States a systematic campaign of mis-
representation regarding Bolshevism
This I have noticed In magaxtnes and
other poMIcations. Often It Is done
by men who were In Russia when it
was written."
Lieut. Hudson Nicholson Wichita
Falls. Tex.
Lieut. George D. Wright. San Antonio.
Tex.
Lieut. Preston X Geren Sherman.
Tex.
Sgt Richard C Freese. Terrell Tex.
Sgt. Burton J. Sloan Texarkana. Tex.
Corp. Geo. T. Taylor Como Tex.
Corp. Oscar Haug. Stead N". M.
Corp. John E. Bebee. BruceTllla. Tex.
Corp. Vinson R. Graves Ft. Worth
Tex.
Corp. Wm. R. KnyendalL Groom Tex.
Richard Vernon Griggs. Carlsbad Tex.
Privates.
Wm. O. Pevate. Orange Tex.
Wm. A. Powell. Marlin. Tex.
Ernest Velasquez Knctnal. Tex.
John J. Katz San Antonio. Tex.
Rosamond E. Lncaa. Bar City. Tex.
Erwln H- Host Ledbetter Tex.
Alvey O. Kd moods Powderley Ter.
Errol C. Holt Blnffdale. Tex.
Jasper J. Jones Grand Saline Tex.
Wm. F. Mays Long Branch Tex.
Jos. H. Redd. Monster. Tex.
Allen Anderson Richland. Tex.
Harry W. Brown. Deming. N. X.
Lorenzo O. Amayo Ktngsvnie. Tex.
Jose Martin Rivera. Park View N. X.
Edwin R. Crawford. Austin. Tex.
Robert Gilder Houston. Tex.
Larry L. Han. Big Wells. Tex.
Doctor T. Allen. Tyler Tex.
John M. Byrnes. Del Valle. Tex.
Rosando Roybal. Sapello. K M.
Urbane M. Williams. Paris. Tex.
Valentine Kehnltz Kosciusko. Tex.
John H. R. Sanders. Anson. Tex.
Arthur John Wtiennecke Copperas
Cove. Tex.
Thomas J. Ayres. Seymoor Tex.
Lawrence A. FarrelL Prosla. Tex.
Clark T. Robertson Vaughn. N. M.
Wounded siicktiy.
Uent. Bets Lee Smythe Dallas Tex.
Sgt. Wm. H. Harrison Albuquerque
K. M.
Piles Cured In O to 14 Days
Drngz-ists refund monev If PAZU
rnvTMrm e.n r m ltlilnff. !
Blind. Bleeding or Protruding piles corp. jsmes a. nawKins. -.-.aco. in.
Steps Irritation: Rootbes and Heals. Corp. Roy lie H. Smith. Tabor. Tex.
Ton can get restful sleep after the Corp. Charlie L. Patterson. Dripping
first application. Price &C- Adv. Springs. Tex.
I "Economy" said George Washington "Maizes happy
homes and sound nations instill it deep."
f Lessons of the War
Many valuable lessons in economy were learned dur-
ing the war. Then economy was practiced as a war
Ernest Jones Tborndale. Tex.
Robert E. Smith. Denton Tex.
Henry R. Estes Paloplnto Tex.
Haskell R. French Brownwood. Tex.
Frank Nteswiadomy Chapel Hill. Tex.
Lucius A. Andrews Crowell Tex.
Victor O. Cham bliss. Jasper Tex.
Willie E. Grlscom Dallas Tex.
Samuel D. Holybee Ft. Worth Tex.
Lonnle Dewltt Amarillo Tex.
Isldor Krenek Lovelady Tex.
David L. Green Bluitt X. IT.
Buford F. Leach Ennis Tex.
John H. R. Banders Anson Tex.
Killed In Action.
The list also contains the names of
the following men. killed In action:
CoL Percy W. Arnold Brooklyn. N. T
Sgt. Thomas T. Donovan Hartford
Conn.
Corp. Bruce D. Miller. Walton. X. T.
Bugler Adolph L. Mauberret. San
Francisco. Calif.
Corp. Tom Mack Toledo O.
Privates
Raffaele Capplcchlonl. Trenton. X. J.
Thomas H. Clapham Cowan Pa.
Peter Cordero Trinidad Colo.
EuclM Leniome Hamburg La.
Claude Martin Wllliamstown O.
John A. Slma Chicago III.
Edward J. Sullivan. New Britain Conn.
Frank Srska. Detroit. Mich.
Romeo Iavesseur Venbureu Maine.
Walter Bennett Cleveland. O.
Sgt. Michael Patrick Duffy Scranton.
Pa.
Pvt. William Lee. Upper Marlboro
Md.
The following corrections In pre-
vious lists are announced.
Wounded Slightly.
Tfce following men. previously re-
ported missing are wounded slightly:
corp. Annur -m iewis mniin .
Pvt. Oscar W. Gustafsoa Georgetown
Tex.
AVoended. DegTee Undetermined.
Pvt. Cliff C Shannon Botsvtlle Tex.
previously reported missing
sick In llo.plt.l.
Pvt. Peter Fesutel. Racrahlll Tex
previously reported missing.
Returned to Duty.
The following privates previously
reported missing have been returned
to doty:
Frank J. Fogtik. Plnm. Tex.
Harold Frank Kirkham Cleburne
Tex.
Horace L. Nicholas. Troup. Tex.
Verdon M. Sanders. Archer City. Tex.
3tAIlITC CORPS.
Pvt. Jesse G. Thompkins. Shepherd.
Tex Is reported In hospital having
previously been reported missing.
Killed In Action.
Th followliur men of the Marine
Corps are reported as killed In action:
Sgt. Corwin B. Taylor Philadelphia
pa.
Corp. Harry W. Phllblad. Knoxville.
ITl.
Trumpeter George R. Saunders Or
lando ni.
Prl vales.
HaroM H. Bellinger Herkimer. V t
Kryne Breen Grand Rapids Mich.
Michael D. Forrest. St- Loots Mo.
rrv H aoeta. Asoury rant .
John W. Jones. 8eattle. Wash.
Otto Moore Odin. 111.
The Little PnIIIng DevU."
A demonstration of plowing
I measure or as a matter of patriotism. Now you can
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S Signed his name on the plate of the
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Adv.
. nahltual Constipation Cured
2 la It to 1 Days.
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s stimulates and Regulates Very Pleas-
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Wash Boards prices range
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Ironing boards 3 to 6 ft.
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Mrs. Roosevelt Carries
Flowers to Grave of Her
Son Who Died in Battle
Paris. France. Feb. 19. Mrs. Theo
dore Roosevelt accompanied by her
i son. Lieut. CoL Theodore Roosevelt.
Ir. visited the grave of Lieut. Qnen
tin Uoosevelt near Fere en Tardenots
-.esterday and placed flowers on the
simple monument which marks her
son s last resting place. The grave is
being carefully tended by the Inhabi
tants of the locality.
Brings 5 Bullets Back
With Him in His Body
Steubenvtlle O. Feb. It. Pvt. John
Lacrosse has returned from France
with five bullets still In his body.
Eight have been extracted. He says
he ended the career of one German
for every bullet he recelvd.
niocvix nusi.vBss sinv
AID ARMV-.VAVV CLUn
Phoenix Arix. Feb. 19. The newly
organized army and navy dub whose
purpose as announced Monday is to
offset any possible action by the so-
called Soldiers' Sailors' and Workers'
council which It has repudiated was
assured sufficient endowment by the
business men or i'noeotx to rurnlsn
adequate headquartera and olub
rooms. Other organizations such as
the Y. M. C A. have promised to co-
operate with the club to nlace re
turned fighters In suitable positions.
CUT DEMOBILIZE 15STH
INFAVTRY AT DOUGLAS. ARIZ.
Douglas. Ariz.. Feb. 19 Notification
haa been received here from the ad-
jutant genera at Washington that It
will be Impossible to demobilise the.
laoin Arizona inrantry here owing
to the lack of the necessary demob
ilisation staii. at mis point.
I
DEAD COliroaAL IIO.NOllED.
Douglss. Arlx Feb. 1. Mrs. Belle
lTultt. of Ray. Aris has been award
ed the congressional medal of honor
ana all its decorations posthumously
awarded her son. CorpL John H.
Prultt "8th company aixth regiment.
uniteo states marine corps. CorpL
Pruitt. Klnglehanded attacked two
machine sunns capturing them and
killing two of the enemy. He then
captured 40 prisoners in a dugout
DOUGLAS SOLDIERS RETURXS.
Victoria B. C Feb. 19. Among re-
turned soldiers arriving at Halifax
On the Steamer PrtneAej Trill. . nH
who left Monday for the west was M.
T. Stevens Douglas Ariz.
Colds Canse Tl.nrlncl... v-i-
Fevertsh Headaches and Body Pains
caused from a cold are soon relieved
by taking LAXATIVE BROMO QUIN-
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Quinine." E. W. GROVE'S ilmlnn
on the box. 30c Adv.
Dr. B.K. Clutter physician and sur-
geon office 51T-1S-19 Martin Bldg.
Tel. 1612. Adv.
What Happens
to the food you eat?
During digestion certain
kinds of food containing pro-
teins such as meat egg
white milk casein wheat
gluten etc. are split into
many different substances.
Some of these the body uses
to rebuild damaged or dead
tissues; some however are
not only useless and harm-
fulbut in some cases actually
poisonous. Regular thorough
bowel evacuation gets rid of
thelatter.
Constipation permits stagna-
tion andabsorption-of these
poisons into the blood with
injury to the whole body.
Taking castor oil pills salts
mineral vatersetcin order
to force the bowels to move
does not cannot cure con-
stipation but makes it
worse.
On the other hand Nuj'ol
overcomes constipation and
brings about the habit of
easy thorough bowel evac-
uation at regular intervals
because Nujol is not a drug
docs not act like any drug.
Nujol brings about a return
to Nature's methods of sup-
plying necessary lubrication
of the bowel contents by
facilitating intestinal muscu-
lar action by absorbing poi-
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curing necessary cleansing
of the intestinal canal and
protection of the defensive
properties of the blood itself.
Nujol has no deleterious
after effects produces no
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Nujol is efficient at any age
under any conditions is
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