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EL PASO HERALD March 31. Sunday Newspaper. 3 FOREIGN WAR VETERANS TO PROVIDE HEADSTONES FOR GRAVES TTAVE you a son, husband, brother or other relatives -who served in any war in the United States army, navy or marine corps, who is buried in or near El Paso, and whose grave is unmarked, or do you know of the grave of any soldier who so served and who died without relatives, and is buried here? if so, the Veterans of Foreign Wars, Davis-Searnon post No, 812, will assist in obtaining from the government a suitable headstone to mark his grave. These headstones are furnished by the government, delivered free of charge to the depot, and the veterans will furnish transportation to the grave, so that all that is necessary' tor relatives or friends is to see tliat the stone is properly set. The only conditions are that there is now no permanent monument or headstone at the grave and that the relatives of friends do not intend to erect such monument.

The headstones are of the best American white marble, those for civil and Spanish war veterans being 29 inches Jong. 12 inches wide and four inches thick, and those for World war veterans 42 inches long. 13 inches wide and four inches thick. Each stone will be inscribed with the name of the soldier, the state from which MILCH COWS Jerseys or Holsteins Our private are located 3 blocks north of school at Ysieta, Texas. Read our daily ad under Livestock in Classified Section.

He Pence Co. Phone Main 3704 Box 171, Ei Paso he came, his rank, regiment and division and the date of his death. There is a circle 234 inches in diae- ter near the top, in which will be cut the emblem of his religious faith, Christian soldiers having a Latin cross and Jewish soldiers the star of David (six pointed star). Fill Out Coupons. A.

B. Cushing, 3305 Hueco street, chairman of the committee handliug this matter, says those desiring these headstones for their loved ones or friends can write him and he will attend to it. is our desire and said Mr. Cushing, see that every unmarked grave in El Paso is provided with a headstone, and we are especially desirous of properly marking the graves of those who died here without relatives or friends, and we hope that any one who knows of such will gather the necessary information for us, in order that we may make application for the stone. In such cases we will provide the small expense of setting the stones by private What he wants to know is the dead name, rank, company, regiment or vessel, division, dafe of death, cemetery where buried, religious faith, location of grave (lot number and section number), if the headstone ordered at the request of relatives or not, if there is a private monument or headstone at the grave, and if relatives or friends intend to erect private monuments or headstones in the future.

Suits Oil Soaked Then Fired In War Between Workers Chicago, March 31 With Easter but two days away, a new war between dyers and cleaners here threatens to make barrels and gunnysacks popular during the Easter afternoon parade. Gents who resurrected gray striped trousers from attics for a trip to the in preparation, may have to forsake their promenade or borrow another pair. Early Friday four men entered the Fred Hummel cleaning and dyeing establishment, kidnaped two workers, and, after pouring oil on suits to be delivered in time for Sunday wear, touched them off with a match. Fred Weiner, jpart owner of the establishment, said he had refused to bargain with union leaders to cut his prices. This is believed responsible for the burning of the establishment.

While police were busy investigating this complaint, a driver for the Universal Cleaners and Dyers company was held up by two men, forced from his truck, and naped. ASK RECEIVERSHIP BE DISMISSED J. A. Somerville, general manager of the Texas Pacific at Dallas, wno is here on an inspection trip, believes his system will be dismissed from receivership soon, due to general prosperity. Dismissal from the receivership has been applied for.

Indians' Statues Of Saints Found In Santa Fe Store Santa Fe. N. March 31 (SP) santos or small statues of saints were found in a curio store here, when an officer visited the place with a search warrant Issued by judge Reed Holloman on an affidavit by Juan Gonzales, lieutenant governor of San lldefonso pubelo, to which they were believed to belong. The santos were taken to district attorney Alex office and identified as San lldefonso, San Antonio and Santa Maria or the Blessed Virgin. The santos were given up willingly by the curio man when they were claimed to be those taken from San lldefonso pueblo.

Others Are Missing. Other santos recently were reported missing from Chimayo and Pojoaque and the district attorney said a search was being made for these. A second arrest at Albuquerque warf reported by Read in connection with the theft of an old bell from the yard of the Church of Our Lady of Gudalupe here, which recently was found In a curio store at Albuquerque. One man, Ramon Jiminez, was already under arrest here. This bell was cast long before the civil war for a private chapel here and, when this was closed, given to the church.

The relic was voluntarily returned. Crockett Boy Citizens Entertain Their Fathers I The Citizenship club of ett school, at its first social meeting entertained fathers. Special guests were Mrs. W. T.

E. F. Cameron, Grover C. Good and W. former principal of Crockett school, Mrs.

Owen, accompanied by Mrs. Cameron, sang. Mr. DeWees spoke on I citizenship and Charles Leavell, a i member of the club, recited Am An Refreshments were served, i The officers of the club are: Jerome Dale Owen, preisdent; George Evins, first vice president; George McLaine, second vice president; Jennings Doke, secretary; G. C.

Roberts, treasurer; Gilbert Moffett, reporter. Seven women were returnef! f-r ament as a result of the recent parliamentary elections in the Netner- MISS FASHION IS READY FOR SIR CORRECT ATTIRE, SPRING PARADE ESCORT WATCH FOR OUR ONE CENT SALE IN APRIL APRIL BARGAINS Specials for Every Day in the Month SPRING TIME IS TONIC TIME $1 DO YOU LACK PEP? PEPTONA will build you up. $1.25 bottle for IRON AND CASCARA TONIC With good Blood and Nerve Tonic, $1 bottle 79c SYRINGE 5 ft. 28 SUPPLIES FCR YOUR MEDICINE CABINET 4 oz. Aromatic Cascara Sagrada 75c tube of Rexall Analgesic Balm Bottle of 100 Calomel Tablets grain Bottle of 100 Cathartic 4 oz.

Hospital Brand Hydrogen Peroxide 8 oz. pkg. Superior Absorbent Cotton Pint of Rexall Milk of Magnesia Pint of Rexall Rubbing Alcohol 100 U. D. Aspirin Tablets, per 24 U.

D. Aspirin Tablets, box 12 U. D. Aspirin Tablets, per box 49c 69c 39c 33c 11c 39c 49c 69c 79c 28c 16c HOSEHOLD RUBBER grade Monogram Brand. EXTRA SPECIAL Kantleek Fountain Syringe.

A limited number of this high grade syringe in red or onyx rubber, regular $3.00 value, at this very low price dur- QQ ing this sale a G00DF0RM HAIR NETS Buy your Hair Nets by the dozen. Single mesh, cap shape, per doz A Double Mesh, per A WANOUS SHAMPOO BAGS 10c each or three for ELKAY'S STRAW HAT DYE Save the cost of a new ftp straw hat, 16 fast colors mu MALTESE CROSS OLIVE OIL Imported Virgin Olive Oil, 6 oz. bottle OUC 12 oz. bottle ODC 24 oz. CC bottle 1 CORDELL DRUG CO.

201 N. Oregon Sheldon Bldg. FREE CITY DELIVERY Store M. 178-177-176 EXPERT PRESCRIPTIONS By MILDRED KEOGH. FASHION will step from a panion, he of tissue paper and bandboxes Sunday morning arrayed as never before for her Easter stroll.

Confidently she will promenade through the streets of El Paso flying a cape tiiat reveals a frock of loveliest hue and an Easter hat atilt her charming head. Sir Correct Attire will be her dapper and proper escort. For weeks they have anticipated the effect they will create as they promenade through the city. Miss Fashion has, of course, been visiting the shops for weeks to have everything including hose and hats and hairpins of just the proper shade. All the salesgirls know her and have helped her with her ward- has been scanning the stocks of haberdashers.

More scope will be given to men for the expression of their individuality. This sea-i son they' may be semibelted, one-buttoned or slightly with perfect propriety. All the colors of Easter are splashed on Miss wardrobe. In fact, most anything may adorn her Easter frock now that the Egyptian fever has struck cloth manufacturers. Small white sailed ships float over the ground of some new materials while snails creep around the borders of others.

Landscapes are quite common and mummies and sky scrappers are positively old. Silhouets are straight, skirts are robe and even have taken a few hints long and waistlines low. An innova- from her themselves. tion in skirts is a drapped model, slit Your Pick, up the back with edges rounded off Although the modest male may not toward the front over a plain or be quite so gaily dressed as his flounced skirt. TREATY ENDS SPECIAL CHINA SPHERE Washington, D.

March 31 Cancelation of the famous Lansing- Ishii agreement between the United States and Japan will wipe out title to in China and substitute a straight-out policy in that rich, helpless empire of the orient. It was learned Friday that Tokio and Washington have come to an understanding that the nine-power China treaty signed at the Washington armament Conference terminates the Lanslng-Ishil agreement. The nine-power treaty, signed by the United States, Japan, Great Britain, France, Italy, Belgium, Portugal, The Netherlands a nd China, binds ail signatories to recognize the The Grays Are Speedy Electric Paste WE HAVE WHAT YOU NEED IN MARINELLO PREPARATIONS is recognized as the guaranteed exterminator for Rats, Mice, Cockroaches, Waterbugs and Ants. waste time trying to kill these pests with powders, liquids or any experimental preparations. Ready For Than Traps 2-oz.

box, 3oc 15-oz. box, $1.60 Sold Everywhere JESTS ABOUT VOLSTEAD ACT OFFEND JUDGE By GUTHRIE SMITH, Washington, D. March 18th amendment to the federal constitution and the Volstead act are not proper subjects for jests. This has been made known by George Sutherland, associate justice ot the Unifed tSates supreme court. The attitude of the associate justice came to light through his refusal to accept an invitation to a dinner which i Phi Delta Phi legal fraternity had ar; ranged in his honor, because the invitation, in the form of a summons, made facetious references to the prohibition measure.

Justice Wendell P. Stafford, of the I District of Columbia supreme court, selected as toastmaster for the occa- i sion, also took exception to the invita- tion, and the dinner was not given. Full responsibility has been accepted bv Philbrick McCoy, son of chief justice Walter McCoy, of the District of Columbia supreme court. Supposes Violation of Law. Drawn in the form of a summons, the invitation is styled The Social Committee of John Inn, plaintiffs, versus the Members of the Fraternity, Running through the interrogatories that were held objectionable, the summons reads: you believe In the H8h amendment and the Volstead law? Have you a supply in your cellar or other place of concealment or confinement? If you answer in the affirmative, then answer this: How much do you intend to bring? Whether you have a supply or not, how much do you intend to get and bring with you? (Remember the less fortunate, who have none of it, and might desire some on such an occasion as Numerous members of the fraternity declared they were unable to see anything humorous in the Invitation.

Director Roy A. Haynes, of the federal prohibition forces, sees in the incident a growing respect on the part of the public for the laws. John Phillip Hill, of Maryland, a representative of congress and himself a member of the fraternity, feels that in taking the episode so seriously some people are losing their sense of humor. flying boats in service Flying: boat passenger service has been inaugurated by the New York Central lines between Miami and Kev West, and Havana, Cuba, and Bahama Island, according to Information received here by John D. Mason, general passenger agent of the El Paso Southwestern.

BETTER FREIGHT SERVICE. The Texas Pacific has started the operation of a freight train out of El Paso daily to Texarkana. It will leave at 7 oclock iwn the morning and operate as a local. It is an addition to former service east. Clean Your Bowels! End Sick Headache, Biliousness, Sour Stomach, Colds, Bad Breath Clean your liver and bowels! Enjoy the nicest, gentlest bowel cleansing you ever experienced by taking one or two candy-like Cascarets tonight.

They physic your bowels fully. All the constipated waste and sour bile will move out of the bowels without rriping or stirring you up. There will be no bowel poison to cause colds, sick headache, dizziness, biliousness or sour stomach when you wake up in the morning. More men, women ani children take Cascarets for the liver and bowels than all other laxative- cathartics combined. 10 cent boxes, also 25 and 50 cent sizes.

Any drugstore. NEW K. A T. COMPANY. St.

Louis, March 31 Missouri. Kansas Texas railway will emerge from the receivership into which it was thrown in September, 1915, at midnight tonight, when a new company, incorporated as the Missouri-Kansas-Texas railroad, will begin operation of the system. C. E. Schaff, receiver for the old railway, is president of the new system, having been elected to that position in the reorganization of the Katy after its sale in bankruptcy.

IS. P. A S. W. DOUBLES TONNAGE.

The El Paso Southwestern tonnage into mining towns of Arizona for March will be about double that of February, according to Eugene Fox, vice president in charge of traffic. He and W. C. Barnes, traffic manager, have returned from Phoenix, where they attended a hearing before the state corporation commission. ARMY ORDERS.

Washington, D. March SI Lt. Hugh F. Ewing, quartermaster corps, from duty with the fourth motor repair battalion, company San Francisco, will proceed to Fort Bliss. Order May POPU 21 ST YEAR, SATURDAY.

MARCH 31. 1923. MOST PROGRESSIVE DEPT. STORE. April 2nd to 7th JTT HROUGHOUT the United States, next week, the drapery departments of the leading stores of the country will present draperies and rugs to freshen up spring homes.

1 his year, the same as always, our drapery department is taking a prominent part in this timely event. Present stocks were personally selected by Mr. Mayfield, the head of our Rug and Drapery Department, on his recent trip to eastern markets, which is an advance assurance for customers that they will be highly pleased with the displays provided. Attractive Draperies CPRING housecleaning uncovers a lot of things. Many window draperies reveal the fact that they have served well, but need to be replaced by new ones.

hether you discover that you need simple hangings for upstairs or kitchen sun fasts for sun- parlors, you will find our drapery department very helpful. Among the draperies are: Cretonnes, imported and domestic qualities Imported Scotch madras Keswick prints 50-inch sun fast velvet terry cloth Domestic and imported sun fast mer- 50-inch changeable sunray silk cerized and satin damask Cotton damask furniture cloth Homecraft WeeK Specials JO ADD interest to Homecraft Week, we have arranged several specials which will prove of unusual interest. Some of these are limited in quantity, so we advise early selections. RUFFLED CURTAINS Curtains made of pretty checked muslin, finished with ruffles, are offered. Ihese are 2 yards in length and are complete with tiebacks.

Special, A per pair 1. DOTTED SWISS In this offer you will find 200 yards of fine quality dotted swiss, 36 inches wide. Extra special, per QQ yard MARQUISETTE CURTAINS Standard quality mercerized marquisette curtains, 2J4 yards in length, are shown in white. These are neatly hemstitched. Extra special, per pair PRETTY CRETONNES Pretty cretonnes, 36 inches in width, in a variety of colors and patterns, Of! extra special, per MARQUISETTE Two thread mercerized quality taped marquisette, 36 inches wide, in white, cream and ecru, exceptional 1 value, per yard Curtain Materials Beautiful curtain materials from both foreign and domestic manufacturers await your approval.

We mention Filet Net, Amerex Net Casement Lace, Tuscan Net Sunfast Gauze Silk Casement Cloth English Casement Cloth Chinese Rugs Artistic Chinese rugs. Mnd made of the finest Mongolian wool luxurious, serviceable rugs, are also offered in different sizes and designs. Oval, round and oblong styles are included. These are in beautiful colors and oriental patterns. Prices on small rugs are $26.50 to prices on large rugs are $262.50 to $412.50.

6th Floor. Artistic Serviceable Rug's New Spring Arrivals A FTER had every nook and corner cleaned and the house is all spic and span you much prefer to put down a bright new rug in a new pattern to the one which has been on the floor for so long that it6 colors are dulled and possibly out of harmony even with the rest of your furnishings. Maybe your living room or possibly your dining room that needs a new either case you will find just the right design in our complete assortments. Wilton Rugs Want Of particular interest in our stock of rugs are: French Wiltons, Kremlin Wiltons Highland Wiltons, Empress Wiltons Ispahan Wiltons, Bundhar Wiltons Larchmont Wiltons These are from one of foremost manufacturers and are in sizes from 27x54- inch to 1 1 2-feet. Many are in beautiful oriental designs in different color combinations.

Homecraft WeeK Will be An Opportune Time to Buy a Hoover Sweeper PRING house cleaning becomes a very simple matter, if you own a Hoover sweeper. Beating and sweeping are the two most important things in a cleaner. The Hoover does this and thoroughly cleans at the same time. In addition to cleaning your rugs and carpets, the service of the Hoover has been largely increased with the new attachments. With these long arm tools you can clean your draperies and walls and even mattresses.

If it convenient to buy a Hoover outright, we will sell you one on the easy payment plan. Notice to Hoover Owners El Paso women who already own a Hoover are cautioned against itinerant repairers. We are the authorized dealers for Hoovers in El Paso and vicinity. At all times we carry complete stocks of parts for repairing model Hoover sweepers. All repairing will be done by our authorized factory trained expert.

Recently, one of the El Paso Hoover owners learned to her sorrow that an unskilled workman experimented rather than repaired her machine. If your Hoover needs repairing or adjusting, telephone main 3300 and ask for the Hoover department, Floor. Twice Useful is She HOOVER Sixth Floor Gift Shop DEFORE the summer is over the space in the sixth floor drapery department will be practically doubled. Considerable space will be devoted to the Gift Shop. Immense stocks have been bought and we recently received an imported shipment of gift articles from Italy, Holland, Dresden and Czecho Slovakia.

You arc cordially invited to see the Gift Shop displays, next week when you come to take part in Homecraft Week Interior Decorating' In connection with Homecraft Week we remind you that our interior decorating department is at your service. some of El Paso's most spacious homes, reflect the artistic touch of our interior decorating department, we want you to kViow that we render the same service to the smaller homes. No matter how small your apartment or bungalow, it is your home and deserves your best efforts to reflect your own individuality. Our interior decorating department makes this possible at no greater cost than commonplace furnishings. Jf you are planning a new home or refurnishing yovr present one, we invite your interest.

Linoleum We carry complete stocks of linoleum. Prices range; printed linoleum, per square yard. $1.00 to $1.35. inlaid linoleum, per square yard, $1.75 to $3.50. We will cheerfully measure your floor space and lay the linoleums at the above prices.

We shall be glad to correspond with out-of- town people who require linoleum, and house furnishings..