El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-10

ment, etc 800. 10 per cent or 100
savings --------l0 per cent or LOO
Savings per year on $40 income, So
SIS WEEKLY
Board (rent, operating.
food -----------50 per cent or $3.50
1 Carfare and lunch-1 Is per cent or 2.25
Clothes --------.--15 per cent or 2.25
Education, amuse-
ment. etc. .1O per cent or $50
Savings -----1O per cent or 2.25
Savings per year on SIS income, SIS.
s25 WEEKLY.
Board trent. operations.
food 40 per cent or $1,000
Carfare and
lunch -.---...--15 per cent or $40
Education. amuse-
ment etc --..l0 per cent or 80
Savings 2O per cent or 500
Savings per year on S25 income. $500.
Merely because there is a bird on the
dollar. is no reason why YOU should
let it fly.
The average man wants 10 make OF
the woman he loves a little saint. 10 be
enshrIned in niche. before which he
may worship when he is in the mood.
However. when he isn't in the mood.
she must say in her little niche lust
the same, wearing the perpetually
placid expression of the plaster saints
one sees in Roman Cathedral, with
her nice little halo at the proper angle
ABOVE her head, her wings demureIv
folded and her hands in a sweet and
plouS attitude, waiting for him. He
wants to find her just that way. when
he feels in the worshipful mood again
VI course between moods he has been
very human and has more likely than
not been having a very CAV and Jolly
time of it. 1 wonder how men would
IKE 70 be made to stay on pedestals2
Ihey re horrid places. yet once nut
there, the poor girl hardly dares
breathe for fear of putting her UttIe
nalo out OF adjustment or rumpling
neT pIous wings. or missing her long
and flowing draperies. The average
woman would much prefer 10 discard
the wings and halo and cut off the
draperles to comfortable hiking
ieng and be real human cOmrade, IN
Doth Iun and work, with the man OF
her choice, rather than do the PEDESTAL
Cd saint stunt. But the man seems TO
insist on the PEDESTAL At least until
after he has married the girl.
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If your eyes are red and weenv az
though you had been peeling onions
ana your nose looks like a tomato in
color and your voice sounds Ike a fog
norm Out OF tune, or else you haven't
any voice at all. don't worry-vou have
lots OF company, for about every per-
son you meet is in a similar condition.
toldS are no reSpectOrS of persons and 4
h&he attacked so many of the must
cans OF the city that the music de-
partments program Of the Woman-s
cluD, which was TO have been given 10
day, has been postponed because there
were not enough well people left on
the program to make up a program.
The Ohio national guardsmen are
very much interested in the coming ~
Mauam Schuman-Heink to FL Paso he
cause the young woman who is her az
companlest is an Ohio girl. and known
70 many of them personally. She Ie
PISS Edlth Evans, of Marysvflle ohio
MISS Evans has had all of her r'usicsi
training in this country and most Of if
at her own home, as her father was a
musician of much ability.
The Equal Franchise leaaua rer+,s,
y displayed good judgment in eIectjng
MS - \ Crltchett as its president for
the coming year. She is a WORTH, sT,c
cessor Of the capable Mrs. S. ] Fen1eI1
VINO mas so wisely and caDablv directed
me desunies of the league FOR t6e
past two years Mrs. Critcherf &c y
1000 executive and an earnest wor,,er
IN Whatever she undertakes She -
MADE a most efficient program cbajr1
man for the league during the D1s+
ear ana the league NAV exnecr - 80 .,
complish great deal OF good tbro,Sol-
the coming year under her Ieadersbin