El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-12-31
LITTLE
INTERVIEWS
Liberty DEFERRED

! LIBERTY DEFERRED
! FIoIesSOi wilson says, say he the
t1Iipinos must be fire.
That noble race could mall 1 4r-.-
ulustrious and respIendr-.s
| On history's immortal mace -,-t NV
congress would engap
To heed their plea for libert-
ana make them indepeudent
Though somewhat scantily bedeal-ed
with clothes they're ..-crq on
intellect;
They do not share our hue off 17ir.
Or Wanness Of conplexfo.
But ali! they love the IT, 8 j ir -Hefr
profoundly trusting wa
ana o1ten weep to show thcte deep
And beautiful affection.
So let us come away from there and
leave them free from b1Tdg and
care
To gid with fame ftheir glorious
name
Upon their western ocean
To make these gentle people free ne
soon as maybe. seems to nae
Inc only way We can repay
Ihelr wonderful devotion.
TOO bad" Manila made repIv. .1,,f r-,t
that OF till by and by.
we Hlucn regret we cannot ser
mem Tree per your direction.
Ihese loving little men of brown had
n.
and half the crew has got to 90
Ten years for insurrectionm
BY James ]. MontagUs.
GLN MUG, Is the good, old fossrs-
word We have been using -
describe equally old fashioned.
indiana winter" said Charles Warren Z
Fairbanks, former vice president WHO
vas mere Tor a short time Wednesdav
afternoon TT has been cold, the snow
mas the squeak to it that comes only
win tne coolest kind of weather and I
our train Travelled through hundreds of (
mics OF snow before we got To III
I aso. Ihe weather started with y
DI!1zaIQ ana ended with a tight winter I
with the ponds frozen and the snow 4
neaVy enough for bObsleds and Ole time /
drags. But winter is a fine season back {
tnere and enjoy every winter more
than the last. I expect to go back
several times during the winter 10 a e. I
tend TO my business but I Will spend 4
Ihe greater part of the time with my
moIner IN Pasadena, Calf. 1 am always
interested IN FL PasO. I have an FL
Paso booklet under my arm to read on
the train and have some Of my We rln-
est friends here, which makes my visits
always pleasant"
In the interest Of a full understand
ing of the new traffic ordinance re-
Gently passed and now being published I
l would urge that every citizen OF El
Paso read the new regulations" SAID
cnleI OF police L. N. Davis. Of every !
one understands the new rules govern
ing traffic over the streets of this r7fv I
many MISUNDERSTANDING and mash
trouble VIII be avoided. 1t must be un- Z
derstood that the new ordinance does 4
not deal exclusively with automobiis
1rlVerS- Drivers of all kinds 81
vehicles come within the law, and So
does the pedestrian. 1t is essential
that every man and women in the Citg
Know Just what the new regulation
are. The police are charged with the {
enforcement Of the ordinance, and VIC
atlons VIII result in arrests. Avoid
Delng arrested by understanding and }
1beying the law. The ordinance is
good one and its observance l1v q II -cffr
sens viii result in a much better regu-
,erned."
Il saw six inches of snow in Albu-
luerque. said judge PeytOn F. E6-
wards The weather was pretty cold.
md 1 was glad to get back to FL Pas0.
the climate here surpasses that at
100 percent"
Literary work for the Original dav'
Irogram of the literary department OF
he Woman's club must be handed in !
o the committee by January Is" said /
1rs S. J. F'ennelL "As this contest I
s being held by the club to stimulate
he production Of original work amone
II the people of Ell Paso, the contest
S open to all the people of FL Paso I
whether or not they are club members.
x X
''The campaign for the scenic high
ray, which was creating general in
crest, should not be dropped said c.
!. Fowne "El PasO will either get
he highway soon or she will not get
at all The building OF the high
choOl viii mean tlat that section of
he city viii rapidly settle up and If
ouses are once built along the rim
( the mesa, the city will have a hard Z
ime and will be put to great expense 2
2 condemning the land for a highway.
low is the time to secure the highway
or all time and the public should de-4
land that action be taken promptly"
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Work in cutting steel can be done 8
4 a few minutes that would otherwise {
axe hours. through the use of the a
cetylene torch" said Joseph NJ Fftz- [