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EL PASO MORNING TIMES, SATURDAY, JUNE 7. 1919. 5 EIGHTH CAVALRY WILL HAVE MODEL POST IN BIG BEND Col. Langhorne Having Barracks and Officers' Quarters in Mission Style. Special to the Morning Times.

Marfa, Texas, June The Eighth cavalry is to have a model and unique this place. Colonel George R. Langhorne, regimental commander, on a recent trip to Tyrone, N. was so impressed with the type of architecture used there, and its adaptability to the southwest, 1s aving his barracks' and officers' quarters built after the same general design. The Tyrone mining camp, which is regarded as somewhat of a model in mining camp development, was erected by the Phelps Dodge corporation to house the employes of its Burro mountain branch.

The Spanish mission type of architecture was faithfully carried out. even to the irregular plastering in soft tints of gray, pink, blue and tan. and the vari-colored, imperfectly burned tile on the roofs. Hard adobe will be used as construetion material at the Eighth cavalry headquarters and the Spanish mission style applied to all of the houses and barracks. Even the guard house will be of mission and containing a fireplace for soldier prisoners and a patio where they may take the sun.

A number of these buildings already have been completed, and the construction quar. termaster engineers from Washington have recently visited Marfa to study the construction and its adaptability to other camps in the southwest. Daily Record WARRANTY DEEDS. Adda B. Comfort to Dessie F.

Houston; south 40 feet of east 1-2 of lot 5, and south 40 Set of lots 6, 7 and 8. block 86, Franklin Heights addition: consideration $10. John W. and Aloyse S. Phillips to Fred J.

Hellweg lot 10 and east 1-2 of lot 9, block 68, Government Hill ad- dition: consideration $3,250, J. D. Love to I. C. Ruby; north 60 feet of lots 12, 13, 14 and 15, block 7 70, Highltnd Park addition: consideration $10.

Alexander and Ida M. Lammers to T. and Mary Lockridge; lots 27 and 28, block 63, El Paso addition; consideration $350. T. and Mary E.

Lockridge to Cyril C. and Jennie M. Thomson, lots 27 and 28, East El Paso addition; consideration $350. Military Heights Land company to Brown- block company lots 9 and 20, Military Heights addition; consideration $200. BURIAL PERMITS.

CONTREROS Benigno Contreras, 85, died at a local hospital, June 5. Burial in Concordia cemetery, June 8. CENICEROS- Santos Ceniceros died at a local hospital June 5. Burial in Concordia cemetery June 6. WADDEL Henry Waddel, 21, died at base hospital, Fort Bliss, June 5.

Burial at Gallipolis, Ohio. BIRTHS. To Tobin TORREZ Place, June To Bulorio, Torrez, 17 HERNANDEZ To Telesfero Hernandez, 3733 Cypress, April 19, a boy. BUILDING PERMITS. Sam Blumenthal, 414 South Santa Fe street brick wall, $100.

F. Hamser, 17 Buckler metal sign, $17. building: 6, block 7. Manhattan Heights; El Paso, Lumber company, lots 5 and brick bungalow, $3,400. J.

H. Higdon, 3110 Bisbee street, garage, $125. Walter McKnight, lots 1-10, block 23, Manhattan Heights addition, house, $11.000. 2-story R. P.

Mosson, lots 18-20, Alexander addition, 2-story house, $9,000. J. W. Kidd, lots 13 and Altura, 14, block 3, bungalow. $4,000.

MARRIAGE LICENSES. Ervin P. Kimball and Maria ros. SiqueJose Aguilar and Francisca da. Guajar- SMALL FIRE DESTROYS SHED.

A small fire was reported at 3005 ternoon, Douglas and street at 1 o'clock yesterday afa small shed, and chicken coops belonging to some Mrs. F. C. Martin were destroyed. The fire department was called, and the blaze was age kept from spreading.

Only slight damwas done. Tell Them You Saw It Advertised in The Times. Watch Your Step; Boy Scouts Decide to Protect Flag Viva la Boy Scouts. Desecration, misuse and improper employment of the United States flag is to cease in El Paso. The Boy Scouts have decreed it and it is so A few days ago members of the "Ca Scouts of the city noticed a soda water stand at the corner of Cotton and Montana streets.

It was badly covered with a large United States flag--nothing else. The colors were tied down and twisted around the stand in a manner regarded as outlandish by the boys. They marched to the stand late in in the afternoon, but the soda water vendors were gone, So the Scouts pinned the following note to the (lag: "This is not a proper way to use the flag. If you don't remove it at once we will come down and remove it for you." Signed Scouts. The next morning the flag disappeared.

IN THE COURTS District Court Suits Filed. State of Texas vs. W. Q. Ellsworth, alias Guillermo Q.

Ellsworth, alias G. Ellsworth; suit to revoke medical license. State of Texas vs. M. C.

Melanson; suit to revoke medical license, State of Texas vs. Charles Geo. Reum: suit to revoke medical license. El Paso Bitulithic company vs. Unknown heirs of Louis Vidal et al, suit on paving assessment.

H. S. Bonney vs. Belen Bonney, divorce. Thirty-fourth District, Court.

State of Texas vs. Lujan and Pedro Padilla; theft af cattle, on trial Court of Civil Appeals. Thursday, June 5, 1919. (J. R.

Harper, E. F. Higgins and A. M. Walthall, Justices.) Motions for Rehearing Overruled.

Sweetwater Ice Cold Storage com. pany vs. Continental State bank of Swetwater, from Nolan. C. C.

Poe Vs. Continental Oil Cotton company et from Taylor, J. W. Meadors vs. R.

E. Sherrill et from Haskell, Motion Granted. R. E. Speed vs, C.

A. Ohets et from Presidio; appellees' motion to affirm on certificate. Reversed and Remanded. El Paso Grain Milling company VS. C.

H. Lawrence, from El Paso. Affirmed. Mary Arrietta vs. Josephine Crosby, from El Paso.

Ward County Water Improvement District No. 3 vs. Ward County tion District No. 1 et from Ward. CASE SETTINGS.

Forty-first Judicial District. June 23, 1917. Bolton vs. Bogerman et al. 12497-City of El Paso vs.

Springer et al. 13139-Martinez vs. Villa et al. 13563-Glardon vs. Starr.

14233-Ehrenberg vs. T. P. 14468-City of El ME Paso vs. Carson.

15064-G Government Hill company v5. Halstead et al. 15112-Garrison vs. Cameron Cattle company, 15118-Government Hill company VS. Dysart.

15119-Bailey vs. Cameron Catle company. 15211-Comstock vs. Arizona Central bank. 15329-Kennedy vs.

Kennedy, 15337-Miller vs. McKinney. 15484-National Telegraphone company vs. Mt. Franklin Country club.

15487-In re Mrs. W. E. Guthrie, 15663-Toltec Motor company va. Campbell et al.

15716-Peyton vs. Conroy. 15953-Momsen, Dunnegan Ryan vs. Ware. 15980-Peyton vs.

G. H. S. A. 16146-Farley vs.

Dysart. When You Save Your Hair You Save Your LooKs Mary P.S. NEWBRO'S HERPICIDE IS SOLD EVERYWHERE APPLICATIONS AT BARBER SHops Kelly Pollard, Special Agent. Texas Pacific Railroad A change of time tables will be made effective 12:01 A. M.

June 8th, and this advance notice of the time of trains at important points is issued for public information. Folders will be available at stations and Information Bureaus on day schedule is effective. J. L. LANCASTER, Federal Manager.

West Bound (Read Down) East Bound (Read Up) 25 Station 2 26 Dr. Ft. Worth Ar Lv. Ranger Tv IN. Abilene Ar Lv.

S'water Ar 9:301 Ar. El Paso Lv 6:004 16277-Hermanas vs. Newby. 17154-Bank: vs. Degman.

17189-Laundry vs. Donald. 17272-Inv. Co. vs.

Thatcher. 17808-Lnv. Co, vs. Navarro. 17823-Watts vs.

Townsite company. vs. Hunt. 17905-Mullin vs. Harper.

17934-Hartman vs. E. P. S. A.

17935-Knollenberg va. Tupper. 17969-Williams vs. Adams. Sixty-fifth Judicial June 23, 1919.

9851-Farmer VS. Kaufman. 11784-Caples et al. vs. Dunne et al.

12626-Government Hill company vS. Mendoza. 12632-Government Hill company Edith Barley. Hill company VS. Garcia.

13677-Morgan vs. Spohr et al. 14334-Becker vs. Becker. Hill company vs.

Schroeder. 14541-Loomis Knollenberg vs, Winn 14244--Deming National bank. bank vs. First 14822-Deming National bank vs. First National bank.

14953-Story vs. Story, 15736-Miller vs. Home Insurance company. 16408-Brown vs. Young.

17655-Bank vs. Broyles. 17684-Bitulithie company vs. Sonora Realty company. 17685-Bitulithic company vs.

Goodman. 17708-Bitulithie company vs. Paget, company vs. Hare. County Court at Law.

WIll P. Brady, Presiding. Case settings in the El Paso county court at law of El Paso county. Texas, made June 6, 1919. Jury Cases, Monday, June 9, 1919.

5701-John Stanford vs. W. H. Aldridge. Tuesday, June 10, 1919, 7087-Jesus Lucero vs.

Government Hill Company, Wednesday, June 11, 1919. 4750-Minnie McCamant vs. W. R. Britt.

Monday, June 16, 1919. 6798-Pringle vs. Salvini. 6780-Guerrero Va, El Paso Iron Metal Co. Tuesday, June 17, 1919, 6980-Workman vs.

El Paso Electric Ry. Co. 6981-Whiteside vs. Jose Urrutia. Wednesday, June 18, 1910.

6996-Feder vs. C. H. S. A.

Ry. Co. 6997-Walter T. Ponsford Va Boone Cathey et al. Non-Jury Cases.

Thursday, June 12, 1919. 6888-Pazzini vs. Oden. Friday, June 13, 1919. 6767-B.

F. Young and 1 Phillip Bohn VA Leona Alderson. Thursday, June 19, 1919. 6725-Sherman vs. Pomeroy.

NEGRO GIRL ROBBED. Polly Johnson, a negro who rooms at the home of her employer, Mrs. O. L. Appel, 610 North El Paso street, was robbed late last night by a soldier who cut a hole in the screened window and entered the room.

When the girl came into the room she saw the man run out of the door. She says that this le the second time she has been robbed in three weeks. Clothing worth over $50 was stolen. The detectives are handling the case. In the whole field of medicine there is not a healing remedy that will repair damage to the flesh more quickly than BALLARD'S SNOW LINIMENT.

In cuts, wounds, sprains, burns, scalds and rheumatism, its healing and penetrating power 19 extraordinary. Sold by all Adv. FORT BLISS LEADS ALL U.S. POSTS IN CAMP RECRUITING Peter THREE DAY SPECIALS ON 1 Toilet Articles -Beginning today and continuing Monday and Tuesday we offer for sale, while the quantities last, the following toilet preparations and articles at these special prices. No phone orders will be accepted--no exchanges -none sent C.

O. D. or on approval. Mail orders will be filled providing sufficient postage will accompany order. The government war tax of 1c for each 25c or fraction thereof will be added to our sale prices.

Nothing delivered---none sold to dealers. We reserve the right to limit quantities. 50c Size Hind's Honey and Almond Cream. 500 Size Pebeco Tooth Paste, 5.00 Size Dorin's Rouge, 35c Size Colgate's Shaving Cream, tube. 24c 35c Size Colgate's Shaving 18c 35c Colgate's Shaving 24c 50c Size Java Rice Face ..380 30c Colgate's Talcum Powder.

22c 30c Cutex Nail 55c Glycothymoline 400 25c Colgate's Dental Cream. 50c Pompeian Massage 38c 25c Dr. Lyons Tooth 19c 25c Euthymol Paste. .190 50c Pepsodent Tooth 38c 25c Lavoris 190 50c Lavoris 39c 85c D. R.

Cold Cream 60c Creme Elcaya 48c 20c Size 160 150 Size Pears 25c Sylvan Face Powder 150 $1.25 Jar Kermola Special June Offer of One Box Djer Kiss 'Powder and One Box Djer Kiss Rouge for $1.00 (Including War Tax) -As a special feature we offer for sale TODAY, Monday, and Tuesday one box Djer Kiss Powder and one Djer Kiss Rouge, Including the war tax for, the two $1 WE GIVE GREEN TRADING STAMPS Boston fire OVERLAND STREET CORNER STANTON COMMITTEE FOR BOY SCOUT WEEK TO MEET TODAY Workers to Make Plans for Educational Drive to Acquaint Public With Movement. The educational committee, appointed by Major R. F. Burges for the national Scout week, June 8 to 14, will hold a meeting at Liberty statue Saturday evening at 8:15. Plans will be perfected put this committee in the field Monday morning for the education of the general public in what the Boy Scout movement is.

Boy Scouts' display windows will be put in the El Paso Optical company, International Book and Stationery company, Sol I. Berg and Krakauer's. These windows will be thrown open to the public Monday, Neil T. Sherman, president of El Paso council. Boy Scouts If you have Tuberculosis, come to Silver City, N.

for an ideal Summer climate. Cool Days and Nights. No Dust. No Storms, No Mosquitos. Spiendid Mountain Roads.

Nine Miles from U. S. Army Sanatorium at Fort Bayard. New Mexico Cottage Santorium Establisbed 1905. Wayne Mac Veagh Wilson, Mgr.

For all classes of tuberculosis. Separate Cottages. Rates Moderate. Resident Physician. No extras for Ambulant Patients.

write for free Illustrated booklet. White Cross Sanatorium Margaret Wally, R. Supt. A home-like Institution for a limited number of patients. Camping and Trout Fishing In Gita National Forest.

GRANT COUNTY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE. Silver fls, N. M. Entertaining JAZZ MUSIC 3 P. M.

to 5:30 P. M. 8 P. M. to 11 P.

M. NASH ORCHESTRA AT TheELITE CONFECTIONERY Everybo y's Favorite It Sticks? Total of Eleven Per Cent of Men Sent Here for Discharge Remain in Service. Fort Bliss continues to lead all the military posts in the United States in camp recruiting. according to figures recelved yesterday at district headquarters from the adjutant general's office at Washington, which show the standing of the camps for the week ending May 24. Fort Bliss led that week, with a record of having re-enlisted a total of 11 per cent of the men sent here for dis.

charge. The nearest figure to this was a percentage 4.9 held by three camps, Camp Taylor, Camp Jackson and Camp Kearny, During the week ending May 34. Fort Bilss received 408 men for discharge, of whom, the records show. 45 re-entered service. The demobilization camp.

at Fort Bliss dis. charged a 1 total 1,046 men to May 24. Plan Meets With Suecess, An effort is being made in all camps in the country, through camp recruiting officers, who have been instructed especially by officers assigned to the work from Washington, to urge all men who are being discharged to consider what is being offered by the army today in the line of technical training and educational advantages, The reports show the plan is meeting with exceptionally tine success at the El Paso camp. Week's Total, 2,871, All camps in the country for the week ending May 24, reported a total enlistment of 9,871. Since February 28, the general recruiting service has enlisted 14,500 men.

and 24,506 enlistments have been reported, previously from camps, making of 41,877 men who have entered army service. Since March 30, enlistments for the American expeditionary forces have reached 9,292, for the Philippine Islands since April 12, for the Hawaiian department since April 12, for the Panama Canal department since April 12, 130: for Alaska since May 4, 29, and for Siberia since May 8, 26. Letter Addressed to Mayor of Pittsburgh Returned to Sender Pittsburgh, June That a letter addressed to the mayor of Pittsburgh was returned to the sender marked by the local postal authorities was brought to light reently when Mayor EL V. Babcock received a communication from the mayor of Naney, France, after it had been delayed months. The letter, under date of October 8.

1918, was received in Pittsburgh a few weeks later, but the postal clerk who handled this communication, stamped on the envelope the intelligence that "Monsieur Le Maire, de la illa de Pittsburgh. Etats Unis de' Amerique" could not be located in the directory. The letter was advertised, and finally re- Phone 5200 Branch Exchange TRUTH GUARANTEED THE GLOBE Overland San Jacinte Mail Orders McCall Pate EL PA SO AD CLUB Given Indi- terns For MEMBER I OF "The Store That Sells for Less." vidual At- July Are tention Here. Style, Value Price Are Features of Our Shoe Department ASK TO SEE the very latest in a woman's high grade pump. Made of fine glazed kid, long vamp, high slender leather cover wooden heel.

A good value at $12.00, just received and priced here, at a pair $9.00 GIRLS' PUMPS in patent or fine soft kid, designed on new snappy. last. Have pretty Baby French heel which adds to the style of the girlish wearer. Specially priced today, a pair $6.50 WHITE PUMPS AND OX- WOMEN'S BLACK PUMPS FORDS. for women and in vici or patent leather.

misses. Made of fine quality Also Colonial styles with poplin, hand turned soles and metal or leather covered covered French or walking buckles. A regular $6.00 heels. All sizes. $4,00 val- value, specially priced at, a ues.

Today, at a pair $2.98 pair $4.95 LAST CALL ON MARY JANE PUMPS of fine black patent leather. Some have white enameled soles, Sizes 8 to Specially priced to close them out, at a pair $1.49 -Underpriced Basement. Toilet Specials Today Is the Today Last Day 50c Hinds' Honey and Almond Cream 380 of Suit, Coat and Dolman Palm Olive Shampoo, 50g size 380 Sale. All this season's 8 oz. Peroxide, 25c size 190 models, most favored maPond's Extract, 250 size 19c terials and wanted colors.

Pond's Extract Vanishing SUITS Cream 380 Up to $27.50 values $12.95 Pebeco Tooth Paste, 50c $30.00 to $35.00 values $18.75 size 380 $37.50 $40.00 values $22.50 Colgate's Handy Grip $15.00 to $50.00 values $26.50 Shaving Stick 19c COATS Woodbury's Facial Up to $35.00 values $19.95 Soap 19c $37.50 to $30.00 values $16.75 Palm Olive Soap, 4 bars $33.50 and up, $19.75 TRUTH for (Limit one purchase to 250 a DOLMANS GUARANTEED customer) to $18.50 values $10.95 Up to $35.95 $17.95 values. Floor MEMBER PA SO AD CLUB Women's Embroidered Silk Hose, a Pair $1.95. OF THE turned to the Nancy executive, who, ness of another new industry agpealed to the American embassy in with a plant in operation Alaska, Seward. Paris. He explained that he was ex- Shark skins especially, it is said, proceedingly anxious that the people or duce fine leather of dark hue.

which Pittsburgh read the words of apprecia- takes 8 beautiful finish. Other parts tion of the folk of Nancy for two flags of the fish caught are used in the manpresented to them in connection with ufacture of such -products as oils, the Bastile day celebration here July glue, gelatines and fertilizer. 14 last. Paris embassy officials the letter in another envelope, re-addressed it. and Mayor Babcock received the communication only a few days ago.

LEATHER FROM FISH SKINS. Junca, Alaska, June of leather out of fish skins is the bust- WILLING TO WORK LONGER. KIEL, Germany, June these days of strikes for seven and six-hour days, the action of workmen at the Kiel docks in voting voluntarily to work eight, rather than seven hours is 50 unusual that the papers call attention to it In special articles. of America, has offered and American flag and a troop flag to the troop getting the greatest number of new members during the week. These flags have arrived and will be on display In a prominent downtown window Monday, Rally Tuesday Night.

The regular court of honor session for the month will be the occasion for 8 large public demonstration and rally, Tuesday night, June 10, at Cleveland square. A military band will be on hand and several educational Scout talks will be made by prominent speakers. A meeting will be called for either Monday or Tuesday of all the Liberty Loan team captains and workers, complete arrangements for the big drive Thursday. On Monday morning Scouts will set up their tents for a model Scout camp in Cleveland square and Scouts will be on hand to recruit all boys who desire to become members of the local organization. To Form 16 Troops.

It is contemplated that during the Scout week something like 16 new troops will be formed, among these being a troop of Western Union messenger boys and another troop formed of El Paso newsies. The men to sponsor these troops already have been selected, and only the organization must be perfected to make the troops complete. Monday evening, June 9, a troop of Scouts, troop No. 1, under the direction of Scoutmaster Otto Becker and Assistant Scoutmaster Jim Lewis, will put on a demonstration of a model troop keeting before the St. Clement's Men's club.

The Sea Scouts, under the direcLion of Rev. F. M. Johnson also will put on a stunt. Mr.

Everman, Scout executive, will address the club on the "Boy Scout Program." IT IS ALL GONE NOW. Samuel L. Kramer, Box 95, Sellersville. writes: "I had kidney trouble for two years and had a terrible backache. That is all gone now after using Foley Kidney Pills and feel well again." When the kidneys are overworked, weak or diseased, the waste matter remains in the system and causes pains in side or back, rheumatism, lumbago, stiff joints, sore mus.

cles, backache. Foley Kdney Pills get results quickly and are tonic in their healing and soothing effect. bladder trouble, too. Sold everywhere, -Adv. HAMBONE'S MEDITATIONS BOSS GRUMBLIN' CASE AH WANTS T' WORK SHAWTER HOURS EN GIT MO' MONEY FUR IT, BUT.

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