El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-10-26
Would Mean a Saving
Judge EyIar Talks of Project of
Erecting Joint City and County
Building; Little Interviews.
Saving
6C~ HE erection of a joint county
and city building is a PROPOSE

ton that believe the citizens
ought to get together on declares
county judge A. S. J. Eylar. Aside
from the fact that both the city and
county need new buildings it would be
step consistent with the growth of
FL Paso as n modern city. The build
ing itself would mean a saving to the
city and county in the matter of rents
Both the city and county are renting
buildings in order to accommodate Of
fees which cannot be installed in the
present buildings on account of the
lack Of space.
should a majority of people decide
in favor of the building the commits
sioners and aldermen will then hold
joint meeting. At the meeting We'd
neSday night several phases of the
proposition will be discussed, among
which viii be the approximate cost OF
such a building and then the ways and
means Of raising the money. In this
instance the matter of having a bond
issue may be talked of. The county and
city would equally share the cost OF
construction of the building, as both
will share an equal space in it. I be-
lieve that every citizen who can should
attend the meeting Wednesday night
and express his views on this matter.
The proposition Will be left up to the
people"
More people take cold by changing
the weight of their underwear than for
almost any other reason. l believe in
wearing the same weight of underwear
the year round. If colder weather re-
qulres more clothing, put on a heavier
coat says Dr. ". R Jameson. zone of
the difficulties to be guarded against IN
our climate is the frequent change in
weather To keep from taking cold it
IS most important that the digestive
apparatus be kept in perfect working
order. Overeating and Indigestion are
wasaTw.
every morning, provided it is followed
by good reaction, is one of the best
safeguards against colds, and exercise
is another.
1T might break my good friend Pot
ter s heart If every one took to walking
instead of using his street cars, but
peoples general health would be great
" improved If they all walked more
The amount of clothing that should
be worn in winter time is a difficult
thing for a set rule to determine Some
people are representative to cold, and
actually need more clothing than 9TH
ers- Women generally used to wear
too many clothes. The slothing should
be adapted TO the climate and one
should never wear more than he abso-
lutely needs. Just enough to be uncon-
selous Of the weather, to feel neither
hot nor cold"
Il believe we are going to have some
surprises in the auto race to Phoenix
when the finish comes" say T NJ
Richardson. a certain amount of lucK
plays an important part in a race like
TINS one, across a rough country. Some
are going to run into bad luck and
some will get off easy. I personally
don't expect to see more than half OF
the cars finish That is, if they go at
full speed On this road there are a
number of dangerous places, and there
are bound to be some spills, if the
drivers are not very cautious"
'I heartily endorse the use of the
High school building for all the social
affairs of the High school students"
said Herman NJ Andreas, in discussing
the High school as social center 4
think that all the social activities of
the students should be given at the
school and under the supervision of
both the principal of the High school
and the superintendent. I believe sch
a plan will do away with any tendency
to form cltques among the pupils. and
give all the students a chance to be
present at all of the student affairs
Have you seen the latest? Then be
prepared Women no longer have the
monopoly on feathers in their sky
pieces; no stree. The very, very up to
the second thing in mems lids has a
nlfty little peacock feather sticking
sassily up from the bow and buckle in
the back Some even inclining to rival
the gorgeous plumage of the ''femmes'
have little feathers of a vivid scarlet
hue. The hats made their appearance
in FL Paso Friday and H. /. Hickman
was the first to get up courage to take
the plunge and possess one with a pea
cock feather. isn't this some flossy
bonnet, thought? said "Ricky," as he Is
called by his friends who would ever
have thought of letting US men have
feathers in our sky pieces. Believe me,
this is some hat
styles in movies are doing the con-
tinuous change stunt" says Tom
Byerle, the pictures have gone from
war and cowboy scenes to animal pic
lures, and now pirate plays are being
introduced The movie companies are
so busy putting on these novelty pro-
ductions that they have practically
eliminated the western picture, to the
grief Of the younger generation. 1t
seems to be an odd thing that SO few
edy- Most writer's can only spread
themselves over one mirthfui reel"