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C0T1 DRAWS LARGE AMOUNT
DEATH PENALTY! FOR FT. BLISS
Says He Would HaCve Shot1 Many Improvements Will
DANIELS SAILS
Kaiser With More Eelish
Than Clemenceau.
Be Made Here and Other
Points Along Border.
"2-1- France March 15. Emlle ; Appropriations amounting to J4-
o:t:n the anarchist who recently j 000000 have been made by congress
made rn attack upon the life of pre- for Improvements to be made at Fori
-rer Georges Clemenceau. Friday was Bliss and other military posts along
ser.-cnced to death bv a courtmartial. ' the border according to J. A. Happer.
Thf erd:ct was unanimous. ho returned Friday from Washlng-
vTfr Cipt. Mornrt. the prosecutor ton. V- c. During nis stay in wmu-
i ed for the death penalty on the'nn Mr HaPPer represented mayor
that there had oeen iremedi-
anl no mitigratinj; circum-
; Pot tin rose and Paid he was a
n -lit .inarchist nn anti-militarist
an ant -patriot and against all constl-
t nuthorltv.
Tfce World Hla Conn fry.
I v oi.id have shot the kaiser with
r. if rJih than M Clemenceau be-
.ausp J1 too. represented authority."
Yf con' niied I hsc no country. 3Iy
-cjntry la the world."
Be -a:! tif- gloried in the ded he
vr l done and that he farored Bolshe-
. n and Spartaeiem.
RUDNICK REPRESENTS PACIFIC
COAST SHIP BUILDING CO.
Rudnick former serpeant in
Fifth cavalry at Fort Bliss re-
cently discharged to permit him to
nttr ci 1 life is now representative
the Pacific Coast Ship Build in p
o of San Francisco. He has been ir
San Francisco for the past month and
has Jut returned to El Paso.
ernors and mayors.
' There ere 24 governors 20 lieu-
tenant governors and 140 maors at
the recent meeting in Washington"
said Mr. Happer.
"The business interests of the coun-
try are thoroughly optimistic that a
nonderfful industrial revival is due
just as soon as it can be known what
the government will do and when it
v ill release all raw materials from
tie control established during the
v. rr This has been done already with
copper and the more than 1.060.009-
Ou" pounds of government owned cop-
per will 1 released under such con-
trol as not to Injure the Industry.
The same condition exists as to wool
and other raw material.'
TKXAS CASUAIS REACT! POHT.
Newport News Va. March 15. The
attleship New Jersey arrived here
today from Brest with 1074 officers
nd men. including casual companies
iron. Texas and Nebraska.
LEV1ATH
UNREST AGUTE 12 ALIENS ARE
AN: IN WESTPHALIA GIVEN PAROLES
On Return Will Becom- May Eequire Extension of
Experimental Work j That Direction.
Washington u. jiarcn 10. aec- London Eng. March 13. "Acute
retary Daniels sailed from New Tort unrest prevails In the whole West-
today on the transport Leviathan for I phalian industrial region and it prob-
France. He will study daring his vis
it abroad the developments being
made by France Great Britain and
Italy in ship construction.
Upon his return to the United States
about May 1. the secretary expects to
begin preparation of "an outline of
experimental work In aircraft for
submission to congress with a request
for an appropriation to carry It out.
COL. LAXGIlORXE CLUn GUEST.
Members of the minstrel troop of
the University dub . who recently
made the annual minstrel dance such
success were guests at a baked bean
supper Friday nlgnt at a gridiron
session of the club.' Cot George T.
Langhorne commander of the Eighth
cavalry in the Big Bend district was
the special guest of the club.
In Our Xnr Loeatlon March 19.
Just a few days now and we will
be in our new location In the Wigwam
Theatre building just a couple of
doors from our present location
same side of the street an" ever-thing.
J. F. Gnndara Thoto Supply Co.
Mail orders. Adv.
YOUR MONEY
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Et-PASO. TEX. AS.
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Spend Your Money
Where It Brings the
Greatest Returns
When you buy
Avondale and
Dicksie Brands
That is what you do.
Every can or carton under these labels gives you full
value for your money. This money gives still further
returns as these brands are backed by Southwestern
Enterprise.
Include ihese Brands in your next Gro-
cery order Your Grocer has them.
JAMES A. DICK CO.
Wholesale Grocers.
403 Mills St. El Paso Texas.
ably will be necessary to enlarge the
British bridgehead in that direction."
says a dispatch to the Mail from Its
correspondent with the British army.
(The German province of Westpha
lia Is one of the most important In
dustrlal districts in Europe. It has
one of the richest coal fields in the
world and the iron industry there has
been developed on a vast scale.)
May Bar Rnanlan Rubles.
Berlin Germany. March IS (by As
rociated Press). The ministry of fi
nance. It Is understood will recom
mend to the German national
b!y the immediate enactment of a law
barring the Russian ruble from cir
culation in Germany.
The influx of Russian currency
which began In an astonishing man-
ner with the advent of Adolph Joffre.
the Bolshevik ambassador to Ger-
many in Berlin last summer has been
a constant source of annoyance in
circles keenly alive to the Bolshevik
menace
Asks Full Sodalliatlon.
Basel. Switzerland March 13. The
Bavarian central council has issued a
statement declaring its desire for
complete socialization according to
advices from Munich. A Socialist cen
s tral economic office will be created. It
H'is said the control of which will be
H exercised by a council which will
j include workmen. Intellectuals and
S peasants. As the Saxon chamber has
p adopted a resolution asking for the
socialization or saxony it has neen
decided by the Bavarian central coun-
ril to get Into communication with
s the Saxon government and propose
p that experts on social questions be
S sent to Plauen Saxony for a con-
C ' ferenee.
. The Bavarian council will meet soon
and will be asked to elect a new pre-
I niier to take the place of Kurt Els-
joiner who was assassinated last month.
Protest Went German Republic.
Coblenz Germany. March IS (by As-
isociated Press). Editorials and p ro-
il j tests against petitions which urge
1 the formation of a west German re-
Si public were printed in Friday's issue
p of the Coblenz Gasette. The Coblenx
resents efforts being made here and
at Mayesce and W els bad en to estab
lish the republic xne local Drancn
considers these efforts will lead to
the destruction of the German char-
acteristics of the country bordering
on thoTthrne.
A recent meeting neia at ixiiogne in
favor of the republic was accepted by
the people as the signal for a plebiscite.
Is Former Czar Hidden
In Northern Russia?
ANOTHER KRACKAJACK IDEA
ARE BIG PAYERS
Rome Italy March It. According
to an Interview with Stefania Turr.
B j a daughter of a noted Hungarian gen-
sleraL printed In the Gtornale d'ltalla.
! the belief still exists that emperor
Si Nicholas and bis wire as well as
! some of the Russian grand dukes
m were not put to death by the Bol-
S shevlkL
The Interview quotes a conversa-
tion between Miss Turr and prince
oholenskvf former cantaln of the
eLRussian imperial guard in which the
r I 1 wi " h.
. . . n . 1 1
Bw-1 men AUBiaj luj.l i.mii w bud
"si alive. He is renorted to have refused
g to give any details as to the basis
S for his belief except that the f
i emperor and empress were "perhaps
hidden in nortnern itussis. -
MILLIONS TO BE SPENT IN
POST-WAR WELFARE WORK
New Tork. March 15. Secretaries
Baker and uanieis uniiea in s suue-
Insure your fruit yield by using Bean Sprayers. Not only fruit trees and vines
but shade trees and shrubbery are improved by using Bean Sprayers.
Saves H
of gasoline and wear
The greatest ifagJefeimre of t&e'rBcan ' Power Sprayer
Is the
"Bean" Pressure Regulator
Patenter fcond only in tie "Bean." Keeps preecrs
sTuyurr at any desired point. Saves one-third of gasoSae
and wear and tear on engine because:
When frejmg tie overflow simply runs rHVeftly
back into tie tank under at f restart (not through a safety
valve nnder fall pressure as in all other types of con-
trol); and
WTun st sfrejisg the engine runs endrcry free
fiquid nuking a circuit from tie tank and back under no
pressure.
Pi mute TtXristgr also po TMts rtmcrrd of tar ttc fa
pnp at fall preamrs wbile engine u ninwing. Abspbxtely safe aa4
deKi4bfak. Only one f tlic 10 bvk raozz tirj ttnog n
tsrcsotn
9 POWEE
ment. made public by John R. Mott.
director general of "The united war
work campaign approving the expen
dlture of JS05.1JS.J81 In after-the
war welfare work among the fighting
men or. the American ana auied na
tions.
Before sailing for his sixth trip to
the war zone Dr. Mott made public
the budgets of the seven welfare work
agencies following their approval by
official Washington as follows:
Young Men's Christian association.
$U.J4:.(Mi.
Tonne Woman's Christian associa-
tion. JlgC77.10.
National Catholic war council. (K.
of C). Stt.01S.s7S.
Jewish welfare board. J 4.1 St .Sit.
War camp community service. J1X.-
171.161. American Liberty association Si-
517.80. Salvation7 Army. Jl.Jlt.M.
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SPRAYER
22e lO-pozzrf sprayer
We carry complete stocks of Bean Hand Spray Pumps. Power Sprayers are
ordered direct frgm the factory. If you are in the market for power sprayers
we ask that you place your order now.
MORE MEN REACH HERE
TO BE MUSTERED OUT
Capt W. H. Graham and 2x men of
the SISth ammunition and supply
train from overseas duty in France
reached Camp Blerne near Fort Bliss.
Saturday morning for mustering out
of the service.
A special train arrived from the east
et 1:4 Saturday morning with other
men for discharge some of them co-
j Ing west. Forty men were left here
t from casual company 121 for dls-
rharge at Camp Blerne.
I SO INCREASE OF USTITS.
Notice has been received at district
military headquarters that no unit of
the army Id the United States win be
increased above its present strength
until further notice so long as men
vho have been enlisted or Inducted
'or the period of the emergency are
ssigned to It for duty.
I COL. MANCHESTER HERE.
' Lieut. Col. P. A. Manchester of the
:4th Infantry' arrived In El Paso Sat-
urday morning from Columbus N. M.
I on leave.
Agents Wa nted
We are distributors in the El Paso territory for Bean Sprayers. We have
an attractive proposition for agents. Every agent we secure will increase
the fruit yield in his vicinity. Write for territory now.
Krakauer Zork & Moye'sSX
m I! 7 San Francisco St.
Tel. 1040. I
I America's Heroes;
j U. S. Casualty List
vttashINGTON D. C March li.
Yr Of the 100 casualties la the
American expeditionary forces report-
ed Saturday by the war department
seven were killed In action.
Men from the southwest whose
names appear Is the list are the fol-
lowing: Died et Disease.
Pvt. Walter Leslie Hughes Troy Tex.
Pvt. Walter R. Parker Van Alstyne.
Tex.
Killed in Action. Previously Reported
MUnIng.
Pvt. Benjamin F. Rose. Artesta X. M.
Wounded Slightly.
Pvt. Albert W. Bertram Columbia.
Tex.
Pvt. William B. Sin tie tarry Canadian.
Tex.
Killed In Action.
The list also contains the names of
the following men. killed In action:
Corp. Shelden C Houston. Ha worth
X J.
Privates.
George Abieht. Lacrosse. Wis.
George M. Flynn. Brockton. Mass.
Walter B. Kohl. Galena. I1L
Bert A- Lindsay Monroe. Mich.
Joseph Pawlak Detroit Mich.
Frank J. Buth Detroit. Mich.
Labor Secretary Comes To
Rescue of Men Under
Deportation Orders.
Wahington. D. O March 15. Pa-
roles were granted by secretary of
labor Wilson today to 12 aliens of
the group of 54 sent to New Tork
from the west recently under orders
of deportation. In It cases the de-
portation order was affirmed. In
the remaining 2J cases no applica-
tions for reopening of hearings were
pending.
Paroles Offered Before.
Most of the aliens ordered paroled
had been offered paroles on the basis
of their original hearings and before
they were removed from the state of
Washington but refused to accept
them. Those whose cases were not
reconsidered either had been unable
to Interest attorneys or were willing
to accept deportation.
All the names were withheld by the
department of labor.
TROOPS WHO MADE TROUBLE
ON T0L0A REACH NEW YORK
New Tork. March 15. Americans
and Britishers residing in the United
States discharged from the British
army who made trouble aboard the
transport Toloa because they were
notput ashore and sent to their homes
from Halifax arrived here today on
the vessel.
Three officers and 149 men made
up the contingent and they will be
dispatched to their homes with trans-
portation furnished by the British
consul In New York.
STEAMER H0LLANDIA BRINGS
1025 TROOPS FROM BREST
New Tork. March IS. The steam-
ship Hollandia arrived here todav
from Brest with 1025 troops. Units
Included the 10Id field battalion signal
corps complete 11 officers and 477
men: mobile Hospital No. 191. eight of-
ficers and 43 men. for Camps Grant
and Dodge. There were also 150
nurses. 19 civilians arwt 24 eaanai offi
cers of various branches of the ser
vice.
USED CLOTHING
II LARGE LOIS
El Paso Must Not Fail To
Go "Over the Top" Says
Dr. Brown.
El Paso's usual determination will
be exhibited during the week of
March 24 to 41. when the Red Cross
will put through a clothing collection
for the relief of the destitute nations
of Europe and Asia.
The task of the Red Cross In the
collection of used clothing for the
refugees of the countries that have
been in the grip of the European war
for the past four and a half years is
one of the largest and most Important
tasks It has ever been called upon to
perform." said Dr. W. L. Brown. -All
the good the organisation has done
in the past and the feeling of grati-
tude toward it by our allies could
now be quickly undone by ear falling
in the task et relief second only to
that of food.
"The question of furnishing new
clothing for these people cannot be
considered because the necessary
amount of new clothing la not to be
had regardless of the question of
cost
"This collection is not a taakf for
Individuals or a group of Individuals:
It is a task of great magniture. need-
ing the cooperation of every man.
woman and child in the country. Ten
thousand tons of used clothing Is what
is asked for by Herbert Hoover of
the European relief administration.
Just double the smount asked for In
any previous campaign.
-The office of the local chapter Is
making the greatest preparations for
this campaign of any made since the
last war fund drive. As El Paso bas
never fallen down or Tailed to meet
any service assigned there is nothing
that will bring her more forcibly to
the attention of the division and na-
tional headquarters than to continue
;o meet her quotas."
MUSICIAN ENLISTS.
Jerry B. Price 2432 Poplar street.
Joined the navy as a musician Friday
and will be sent to San Francisco for
training tonight. Mr. Price Is a cor-
net player end has been a member of
the Masonic and city bands.
I
Wake Up
Fat the loc AiV 81 a Sf if of
doihet ftee in your life.
Its all bunk aiftti a iaHer-muJc suit et&S
tote bkmkJi them a ready-made ndL
The doA. the fine and labor aid the trim-
mmg en one f mg stiffs makes a teadf-raaie
smi al exoctfy the same eml look foolith.
Yoa can't gel a good readf-made suit to save
your life for leu than Forty Dollars and for
thit amount I can make you one that -ail fit.
Treat and retain Us shape ene year al least
If you mere a tailor and sa some of the
tiungt I see every day called "clothes" ft
mould break yoar heart.
COy Na&mal Bank BuMng.
"DRESS UP"
AMERICA
APRIL 5-13.
WILL ACCEPT RECRUITS
FOR CAVALRY AT BLISS
A recruiting station has bees seated
at the Seventh cavalry camp at Fort
Bliss for the purpose of taking la
men who are desirous of Joining: this
organization. The station is In charge
of MaJ. Henry 8. Keller of the medi-
cal corps.
VST. HERALD
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'Watch for the Yellow Rio Grande Ice Co. Wagons.1
ely Words to
A Few Tim
the "Woman oftheHouse
You
You
You
should be particular in the care of your ice box especially in hot
weather. It should be kept clean by periodical washing out with
scalding hot water. Harmful germs love unclean places and thrive
in them. Careful attention to your ice box may prevent illness in
your home.
should if your refrigerator has outlasted its usefulness get a new
one big enough to keep all your perishable food properly refrigerated
this summer. The saving to you in ice and in added refrigeration
will in time pay for the expense.
will find it true economy to keep your ice box full. It may take a
little more ice but it will certainly save your perishable food and
ice is cheaper than anything else you put in your refrigerator. All
perishable food is very expensive.
A pound of steak 's worth more than fifty pounds of ice.
A quart of milk is worth more than twenty-five pounds of ice.
A head of lettuce is worth as much as sixteen pounds of ice.
A pound of butler is worth more than one hundred pounds
of ice.
A dish of mayonnaise dressing is worth more than your ice box
will hold.
should be particular in your selection of your ice man. Therefore
please "let us be your icenan this summer." Phone 2250; a nice
ice man will take your order or watch for the yellow RIO
GRANDE ICE CO. wagon; a courteous driver will place the ice
in your refrigerator.
Consumers Ice & Cold Storage Co.
Successors to
Rio Grande Ice & Fuel Co.
-Phone 2250.
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