El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-28

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well known boulevardier Of FL
~ Vale, Mexico, and the equally
well known officer OF the American
army. commander Of a company OF the
18Th L. S. infantry. stationed at the sd-
vanced base Of the punitive expedition
sent into Mexico on March Is, last, for
the purpose Of inducing Sr- Pancho
Villa to forego lis bad habit OF attack
Ing American border towns, has IN
dertaken the uplift OF the masses Of
the metropolis Of the Santa Maria val
ley
According TO officers in Fl Psso.
Can't Crimmins has organized CIVIC
league in FL Vale and has created a
public sentiment among the people OF
mat CITY which is resulting in the eX-
psuditure of much money 1or street
lighting and improving and for better
housing conditions H.
The American soldiers are spenolns
UNFORTUNATELY $4,000 a day with the
merchants Of the town and the eIIects
Of this prosperity IS rejected m
ported very general desire on tne paIt
Of the natives to wear store CLONES
and demand q higher and more com
Portable style OF living
The new civic league is IN CORES
1ondence with contractors IN II Faso'
T. is asserted. with a view toward nav
f0r the principal streets llghted Win
- -1 IamDs burning gasoline
since the American dollars began 70 o
spent so lavishly there mas peen d
l5fsDosftion on the part OF some mouse
holders even to put in glass WINDOW
and wooden floors and TO lnuulge ~
80 luxury Of wood burning COOKING
stoves and ranges IN their cDGL-las
Ffre places continue TO 90 Quty =
heaters OF the living rooms however,
and the family pup still sleeps IN nc
'front.' room with the rest OF the IAil
g said that il it were not for the
ra~+ that the town is 50 miles from Il
railroad. making freight rates -
hfhfffve on bulky comm oditles, lLsl1
would even be splenelea -oir-,4
for q Mace where real Iurrli luIe l l.s-
- bought bv the rapidly lncreaslAs
number Of the newly ricn VINO -
anxious TO sleep on reg qlar 1el 80 -
put their feet under a rsdi 1ao4e "--~--
fher eat their beans ,,,-
There is some talk OF moFemelll
n bring about a change n lne nc
ter Of cooking. from the MeAlSeu -
fba American style. and the suostltu-
-, - F7eeF steaks smOthered IN onions
Tor the time honored chile con - ~. n
r is not believed however - 80 -
newly organized civic league WI q
me mower to bring about such a.
s-sr -o4 70 say revolutionary, chah6s
IN the national diet without - 81 -
5iz-rrntiuE the cordial relallohS "il-N--
now exist between the two races q
7ssu1t OF the past eight months OF Fets
lose acouaintanceship between m
srn1v OF the z S and the clVIiahs VI I
Il Vale
.,o+ wifi, any special reference 70 I
+1,e numerous recent weddings IS tne
following printed; nor because u n
snv special local application; nor De
~sTss q is an official judicial pro
-o---cen,ent from the bench by Judge |
roster q Iddings. OF Sioux City. iowa, !
hut because il is as applicable IN Fl Paso 1
a. Alaska. in Alabama as IN Arkdnsds' I
therefore. also, anywhere
There's no house Dig enough 10 i
shelter two families 4
sa'Too much mother IN law is not good I!
for young couples -.
a wife should leave her husband 70 I
visit relatives at least two weeks every I
year On her return she appreciates I
"A husband should leave his wife at 1
least two weeks each year. He appTe- i
ciates her more when he returns
a young couples place is by them 1
selves. Their battles are their own
welcome your relatives as COM I
pany, but don't permit more than one 4
70 come at time"
Things 20 forget; That the circus IS ]
in FL Paso Monday (Yes, you will)
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Our idea OF q snap: Being the wife 4
OF a man with 4 disposition as happy 4
as that Of W 6. Roe
Don't kiss Gwendolyn good-by- 4
Don't throw your arms around Mamie !
and hug her Just because you've both 1
passed Trigonometry. I'll.
Don't even wander around the halls /
with your arm around your best (glrl. :
Of course) friends waist
Think OF Il. high school boys and \
girls. think of it. What if these orders I
were put into effect in FL Paso- II \
may come to II. Who can tell2
These are the new rules at Wadleigh I
New York; high school. Infantile !.
paralysis is partly 20 blame The
formal notice reads;
Disease IS contracted through per
sOnal contact. therefore Obstain from /
demonstrations OF affection"
The Official report says infantile Z
paralysis mas disappeared completely
from p PasO. 50 there is no danger
from that source, but other diseases
are communicable in a similar manner. (
However, the order is not yet out and
there IS no necessity 10 borrow trouble
only It Is wen TO keep eyes open
Things that never happen Husband
suggesting that wife cut down the /
expenses, and not having a scene.
Pupils in the high school are not I
leaving the matter OF their organ fund (
exclusively to their elders. They are Z
chairman julius A. Krakauer today re-
ceived the gratifying report from prin-
cipal Hughey that more than usual in {
terest is being taken by the boys and Z
girls He reports that they have re- I
sponded willingly and enthusiastic