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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-29
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ANSWERS TO LAST ISSUE XVII
I. Portla e the chief female char
actor IN shapspere's drama '3ler-
chant OF Venice"
2. It was Ajax who defied the
lightning. according TO mythology.
8. A central power plant Is one
maintained as an Individual unit. and
supplying other units OF a group Of
Industrial plants with power FOR
operating machinery. heating. etc
g. England controls the port Of
HongkonE On China by virtue Of 20
year concession and the Chinese gov
eminent receives certain Dement'S
from the immense trade transacted
through this port under British aus
pices.
S. The Boxer rebellion was the
uprising OF the Chinese against the
opening OF their country TO foreign
trade and inspired By the Manchusi
the siege Of flemish was the most
noteworthy Incident or the rebellion
which was finally crushed by British
American. French, Belgian and Ger
man soldiers
6. DIT. Alexis CarreI is a celebrated
French surgeon. an associate mem1er
Of the Rockefeller Foundation IN New
York. He has Just returned from
z A cattelo fmore properly. eat
alo'l IS an animal. now very rare. a
hybrid OF the domestic COW and the
buffalo, once abundant on the plains
OF the western states.
S. a "Pythian' friendship IS one
existing between two men and so
called from the classics story OF
Damon and Pythlas-
g. A common carrier Is any rail-
way, steamship line. pipe line etc,
that transports persons. animals or
merchandise at set rate and as such
comes under governmental control
provided the intercourse embraces
two or more states
10. A uumismatist g. one who
method callv collects rare coins
View Questions
T. What IS an ark2
2. What Is an arc2
g. For the spinning and weaving
Of what fine fabric is Ireland famous2
T. IN what famous English novel
does boys boarding school figure
conspi cuously2
8. What re the twin states OF the
United StateG-that is. two states
with the same basic name2
g What Sc the complete adaEs that
begins 1t is a long lane etc.
Z Who was Leo Tolstoi2
& what ia a charirarL and how Is
the word pronounced
8 What IS laudanum2
10 What IS a parole2
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-29
Beauty Chats By Edna Kent Forbes
The Tailored Line.

THERE IS one Characteristic f.
1 which the American woman ex-
cells the woman OF every other coun-
try and that IS her ability to carry
the trim line CT the tailored suit
The winter suits this season are
particularly becoming 20 all types OF
women for the lines. as a rule, are
straight and slim and there IS very
little in the way OF draping Of TUNES
to chop up" the figure and spoil its
symmetry such trimming as IS used
consists mostly in a touch Of en-
broidery or IN the lavish use Of fur,
which is becoming 70 every one.
There are a rew things. however,
that a woman must observe when
choosing her suit-and this applies
10 her next spring suit as well as
70 her winter one. If she IS tall and
unusually thin she can wear styles
with as much horizontal trimming
as she wishes By horizontal trim
ming mean trimming that goes
across the figure and so. breaks the
length OF line II she Is short and
stout however, all the lines OF the
SUIT must 90 up and down; fur bands,
4or instance while very good look
aa-aAn AAaA -aA ANEIH since
they would emphasize the width o.
her lEue rather than its length.
me very small woman must also
beware Of the cross lines OF trim
ming Also she cannot wear draped
skirts, 1or these look best on the
average OF very tan figures
IN regard 20 colors. practical shades
are always best such as dark blue,
brown gray green, mulberry OF
black Light gray and tan are in
cluded among the practical colors. but
red OF orange or pale blue are mad
Tisable, except for dressy suits.
Queatllons and AnsrTern.
Miss c F.-Tou are 20 pounds
overweight anJ need both diet and
exercise 10 reduce. Talks on dieting
appear practically every week in this
space. STOPPING, bending OK rolling
exercises all help reduce theN hips.
PerpleIed SchOolgirl-To be rid Of
the pimples and blackheads. you will
nave 70 put yourself On a special diet
and you must be sure that no con-
supated condition exists serubbing
the back every day with a flesh brush
and hot water and soap viii help cIear
the skin Of the marks around the
shoulders.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-29
THE MAN With THE Limp
BY ACHMED ABDULLAH

Antoie JarFet French Socialist
deputy. is murdered in the Latin quarter
q Paris and the Partisan police arrest
4lle- Lautalgue. who has been seen with
him. an actress. daughter OF the chief OF
the French political police. Tenant an
American working On Paris for a private
detective agency, conrlnds that she is In
nocent He lives with lord Nerzles- Kerr
IN bachelor quarters- Ills ioriship waiza
with a limp.
Tenant visits the girl and she tells him
she saw the dead man and NordeE,
room
Tenant sees the audience hiss sRa
LantaiEne down at the opera because It
thinks she murdered Jarvet. and goes 10
Partisan cellar restaurant ln response 70
an anonymous note
Haoui Steynard. Socialist publisher is-
sues a defy 10 the government declaring
& caused the murder Of Jarfet. Tenant
goes 20 StenTard's home. and STEWARD
is later found murdered. While Tenant
IS inresdgaluE. he IS Confronted By a
stranger.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-29

many representative business men
from all over the United States and
Canada getting imbued with a real
ization OF the liveness and uptodate-
ness Of the border city"
from an enrolment OF one hun
dred fifty six boys to one Of seven
hundred fifty. and from the corner
Of a basement TO a building all its
own, IN q prominent location in
eighteen months. such has been the
good fortune OF the Fl Paso council.
Boy Scouts Of America, which now
occupies Liberty Statue in the heart
OF the city" said Glenn Everman.
With a growth such as this. and
the fact that a much greater one is
staring it in the face, due TO the
tact that FL Paso has $500 boys who
are craving 10 become scouts and
for which provision must be made.
the council has made plans for the
year 1920, which. while extensive.
are still small compared with the
Job in front Of H."
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-29
Little InieUieus
Excuses OF Speeders Furnish Justice With Comedy
Declares Congress Should Aid Canal Flood Victims

eventually be replaced with substan-
tial buildings. Your city has taken
on an unusual activity in the past
three years. ! was here then and the
outlying districts were not built up
al all Now they are presenting a
good appearance, with new homes
and good streets and other improve
ments. which indicate q city's pros
perity and growth"
"El Paso's Kiwanis club has de-
cided 20 make a vigorous bid for the
1921 convention OF the international
clubs" said J. W. Kirkpa trick, dis
trict governor Of Efwanis. "The
Kiwanis convention viii mean e ire
mendous good for Fl Paso- The or
ganization is international and
have no doubt but that FL Paso
would draw over 5000 and possibly
5000 delegates, should the conven-
ton be held here in 1891 Portland
expects 5000 kiwanians- being the
leaders IN their respective lines in
their respective cities. Three thou
sand delegates here would mean that
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-29
CHAPTER XIII.
GEmLAU1IE NORDEG.

TEE man was magnilcently at his
1 ease he was complacent; he
was even phlegmatIc.
A smile twinkled fin his round.
chlna-blue eyes and was reflected on
his fun cherry lips. The small. we'll
kept, honey colored mustache seemed
70 continue 80 m tie direction OF his
cheeks. which were firm and red IKE
winter apples His sack suit OF
serviceables pin-stripe worsted and
his overcoat were OF the most simple
cut Only the stick-pin In his navy
blue tie seemed out Of place 10 Ten
uant A garish imitation would have
gone with the unassuminE costume;
also. given the fact that Frenchmen
OF the lower middle classes often in
vest their savings thus. IN a fair
sized diamond But the Americans
sharp eyes saw that the stick-pin
was a cameo, a coral cameo shading
from deep rose 10 the most delicate
hiushing pink and marVelously cut
and chiseled; the sort Of thing which
is handed down as an heirloom in
families old enough to appreciate the
really beautiful
To the glance Of a casual observer
the man seemed 20 eUude good nature
and a certain stolid, hearty. entire
Ikable harmlessness-
All except his chin: and Tenant,
Who during his college years had
done his share Of sparring and foot
work in the squared circle. observed
this chin with the same, instantane-
Gus rapldly-registerin interest with
which he had looked at the stick
pin 10 was the chin OF a fighter,
not a fighter who fights for the zest
and sport OF o.. carefully observing
the rules and etiquet OF the game;
but Of ruthless fighter who fights
TO win, so as TO grip and hold what
he might get through winning. II
was the chin OF a man who does
things for the sole reason that he
himself considers they should be
done. regardless OF other peoples
rights and interests and feelings IT.
was an interesting face. and a dan
Eerous one.
Tennant saw al This b much less
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-29
Ripping Rhymes
y AT NLEON.
Problems

49, Christmas bells remind they ring everywhere Of good old DAYS
q us when problems didn't
sae go9nt ts dolar; We took them By the ug them with
nose Old seldom
esteem held en- and things Dsv m s1U sn+j1a -
a en plo0 RON Hoooken blew in with
a9 cone % stay Then LIE
s and had large vaseu Of b1e W siS The
allotted bltney 70
ara n one day was Ike another spheres an5 no
so n oio as 40 ne protites seems gazing The ia
says seen sn While present times raising racket n our ears
t nov problems and
one wrecks and sntes thigh hip; we're baaY5 e1
ZIP -s WIKI p-ODiSH9
Osgs1isat y eeeFS' Matthew Ad-Hs MASON
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-29
HOBBY REOUISITIONS THREE
WANTED IN ALLEGED SWINDLE

Austin. Texas. Dec 27.-Gov. Hobby
has issued a reQuisiGon on the gov
ernor Of California for eXtradition o.
two men and one woman wanted -ar
Fort Worth on charges OF sWindlinE
Frank NorfIeet OF Sale Center out or
$4,000 On an alleged fake stock board
scheme several weeks ago.
These persons are now under arrest
at san Bernardinu. Calf. The papers
were issued 20 sheriff Sterling p
Clark Of Iarrant county. who has
left Tor California after the prison
ers
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-29
Thrift Is The Anchor.

THE necessity for saving money be preached too
4 frequently nor emphasized too much.
IF could all visualize the world condition and the
economic dangers which all Of the nations bordering
We could better understand what It to the United
States and to each Of cultivate the habit Of laying
up something for rainy day
Under our modem banking system saving money does
not mean Withdrawing it from circulation Money saved
IN the form Of savings checking accounts adds 10
credit and at the time keehN the money in liquid
form If every person 10 put Of his earnings
in tin and hide It in the cellar It would be Nv
weeks until there would be neither coin currency IN
circulation Besides would not be getting interest from
the savings.
Savings is needed stabilize our country more now
than ever before The lament has been heard that the
reason have many persons IN pnched ordinary
circumstances IN this country is that the majority lacks
earning capacity. This Is only half What is true
this fact plus the fact that few Of the wage earners
have saving capacity In effort initiate the rich the
less afuent spend all they It is fine les
to learn to live within and bit over
If every came in time to his home or some
thing he could call his pani's would be less frequent and
less severe.
Sorry times are ahead If Europe becomes bankrupt
She is IN debt to the extent Of billions. she not
only defaults in her payments to but continues to look
to to feed her boot times viii tighten here Every
worker should be encouraged BY his employer 70 save
against this Tightening.
Moreover, the man who saves dollars which are worth
forty cents apiece now, win day have dollars his
credit that are worth approximately 100 cents
A dispatch from Washington says the dry law viii
put this country out Of the ship business It certainly
VIII reduce the number Of schooners needed.
The Juarez police bloter, like that ctys populaoe did
not soak up as much as usual Christmas.
One place where drsy helps is country roads.
The English know very well the United States did
not win the war England merely wanted US in for
company.
Forgiveness 10 the injured does belong;
But they neer pardon who hare done the proHg.
John Drydsn. {
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-29
LET THE SOLDIER DEAD SLEEP
UPONHALLOWED GROUND IN FRANCE

-OLD star women Of America, mothers Of soldier
~ dead, making organized protest against the
proposal bodies from the battlesds Of
resolution is pending in the senate to provide for
bringing home tho bodies Of the who fe in the
n the discussion throughout the country the sdvisa
by Of this proposal Il is significant that the mothers
and wives Of the dead have either kept their silence
have opposed the plan Congress should ascertain the
umsu Of the gold star women before acting favoraby
the resolution, for these women are the most vitality
interested
No sound reason has been advanced for the proposal
The very suggestion brings horror and repusou Our hero
dead buried ground consecTated BY their deeds of
TaloT They be where they fe in the Performance their
duty L seems almost sacrege to propose digging up
those mangd forms and taking them away from the land
they fought to Persons acquainted with conditions
there assert the task would be peous to the living So
from both the sentimental and health viewpoint would
seem an unwise undertaking.
Tine is the great healer OF wounds. The mothers and
wives Of the dead VIII forget to love the
memory Of their heroes, but the passing years viii mellow
Their sorrow Why reopen the old wounds? Why bring
back the bones Of those they loved that they may gaze on
the cons knowing vel the condition Of the bodies
they contain? The grief Of the mOurners would be
great as when the first tragic news cane This sad func
on would gladly perform If any good could from
it. but there would only be hearaches, tears
from eyes that already have cried themselves dim
We Ike to think that the graves Of dead cared
fox We may Be sure Of that wherever the bodies he
France vii not neglect the burial places Of the who
fought 70 her matter under what flag they served
Our government also VII that the sacred ground
Is kept green an6 beautiful
Col Roosevelt vas the first to express the wish that
his dead should remain in True he expected to
be able to visit his sons grave, vast majority Of the
fathers and mothers Of the dead boys cannot he
made the pilgrimage. The soldier father has Joined
the soldier IN the other world. So It viii be with
the rest. What matters it. after al where ashes aTs7
The University Of California has sss3 women students
Women are getting entirely too smart.
Did ysu ever voaaer Who iuvents all the slang words7
b giving Great Britain all Of the ships took from
the Germans We have escaped reading lot Of notes
Why not sign the treaty and let the voters say next
year whether they want the League Of Nations7
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-29

London, Eng Dec. %. - Mrs
Gwueph Margor Thomson viii be the
first woman barrister in the United
kingdom Her application for ad-
mission as a student for the bar was
accepted by the Benchers OF Linz
coins inn today.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-29

cleaners had been busy sh9Teling
snow all afternoon.
On. thenI
Twisting past top heavy motor bus
and late delivery cart and shaving
milk wagon piled up with rafting
cans scattering a crowd OF work
men who were pouring down from
the heights OF Ia Chapele on their
way home: causing the air 10 ring
with cri0T Of terror as he doomed past
groups Of working girls; swarving
drunkenly 70 save a. small boy who
was sitting on the curb punching
a penny roll with the stol y solemn
satisfaction OF childhood. .orcing a
suburban egg machanr's mare 20 rear
and plunge and the diver 90 swear
IN vitrolic French; then, as Nor
deg's car suddenly left the boulevard
TUNED west through a crowded fau-
bours. lessenlug his speed and footing
his way ginEerly through the motley
crowds who give zest and meaning
20 these old streets. water carriers
knife granders. glaciers, peddlers Of
rabbit skins, vendors Of chickWeed
for Gagged canarieE. members Of broken
crockery, and fish women with Killed
skirts azd generous display OF
stout, red stockinged ankles crying
the cry Of their trade "A Ia barquel
Ito Be Continued.l
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-29

SENTENCED TO TWO YEARS
winnipeg. Man. Dec 27.-Sentence
o. two years Imprisonment was given
here today TO r 2. Russell. one OF
the labor leaders in Winnipeg's re-
cent general strike Russell was
found guilty recently Of seditious
colEnLracl.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-29

MRS. EN- MOOTs wrote T. a Chicago
4i4 mail order house fer 1000 clothes
pins, so cans O. powder, three cro-
quet sets an so pounds o. sugar an
got everything but tn sugar. One
good thing-tbey can't cut pie any
smaller without cuttin' it out.
r--.---.-. .--.----- .----.--
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-29

AIRS R. z. THOMSON. wife Of the
W next governor Of Texas. IS
shown in the accompanying picture
az the age OF one year
Mrs Thomson was formerly Miss
Belle Davis or Gainesville. Texas. her
family being one OF the best known
III the state. she Is graduate OF
St Mays college, OF Dallas. and has
lived In FL Paso eight years She is
president OF the board OF regents OF
Rebecca Stoddert chapter OF the L.
D, c.. chairman OF the social com
mittee OF the Woman's club and
member and active worker in about
an the women's organizations OF the
city. She was also an active worker
in Red Cross and other war work
during the great struggle in Europe.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-29
4 Ripping
DetectiUe Story

Copyright. 1918. By james A. 1fccanu CO.
All rights reserved
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-29

The English know very well the United States did
not win the England merely wanted in fol
COMPANY
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-29

Forgiveness 10 the injured does belong;
But fhey ne'sr pardon pho hare done the prong.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-29

The University Of California has ssss women stude
Women are getting entirely too smart
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-29

One place where drsy helps is on country roads.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-29

The JuaIez police blotteT like that ctys populace did
not soak up as much as usual Christmas.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-29

dispatch from Washington says the dry law vii
put this country out Of the ship business It certain
VIII reduce the number Of schooners needed.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-29

b giving Great Britain all Of the ships took from
the Germans have escaped reading lot Of notes.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-29

Why not sign the treaty and let the voters say next
year whether they want the League Of Nations7
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-29

Did ysu ever voaasr Who iuvsnts all the slang vordsi
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-29

lh-hlT-ElNTH YEAR
pleta news report By
cnrerll- AriEnna New
1ork Entered a. the
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-04-24

loon keeper, and John Walczsk. Of Ham.
mond. indicted with him. were fined 500
eacn. The nne wes suspended in wal
czaks case during good behavior to en-.
able him TO care for his wife ana two
children.
After one witness had been heard nv
q jury in the case of Thomas Kladzen-
SKI, or Chicago. the defendant Withdrew
his plea Of not guilty and entered a
plea OF guilty. He was fined 500 and
sentenced TO four months in Jail Peter
Altman and Adam Gavrys. indicted
with him. each OF whom was fined 800
and costs. told the court they had help
ed kladzenski haul whisky TO South
Bend on several occasions and that he
had displayed government star" 10
them, told them he was a federal Off
Ger and that the trips we're government
business and all right" Kadzensl<f
admitted he had been in the internal
revenue service at one time xut Denied
the story of the badge or that he had
represented himself as a federal officer.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-04-24

NOTICE TO NONRESIDENT
THE STATE OF INDIANA. LAKE
COUNTY. IN THE LAKE SUPERIOR
COURT MAY TERM. 1919. ED
WARD BALDER, Executor of the es-
tate of John Balder. Diseased, VS..
EDWARD BALDER. EFT AL. CAUSE
No 1925. ACTION 70 SELL REAL
ESTATE.
Now comes the Plaintiff. by LeGrande
T. Meyer. attorney. and files his COM
plant herein. together with an affidavit
of a competent person. showing that the
defendants. Henrietta Balder. a spinster,
Emma loren. nee Balder. Jacob Torren.
her husband Gertrude Van Strigt. Ethel
Van Strigt Joan Van Strigt. Lavina Van
Strigt and Dandall w. Burns. are not
residents Of the State Of Indiana.
Said defendants are therefore hereby
notified of the tendency of said action
and that the same will stand for trial at
the next term of said Court, and that
unless they appear and answer or demur
therein at the calling of said cause. on
the 23rd day of June. A. ID. 1919. the
same being the 37th day of the next
term of said Court 70 be begun and held
in the Court House Room No. /. at
Hammond. in said County and State on
the 2nd Monday Of May. A. D. 1919. said
action will be heard and determined in
their absence.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF. I hereunto
set my hand and afax the Seal of said
Court. at Hammond. this 23rd day of
April, A .. 1919
HERBERT L. WHEATON.
Clerk L. S. c.
By CORA D. ANDERSON
Deputy Clerk. 40; 5-1-s.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-04-24

The personal property consisting of
cffice equipment and supplies wa CONS.
tools, and implements used in counec-
ton with coal yard; several tons OF
coal. one horse. and one motor delivery
truck. and the following described real
estate to wit.
Lots numbered twenty-five t22) to
twenty-eight (2s). both inclusive. in
block number fifteen C15l as marked and
laid down in the recorded plat of Hoff-
mans Third Addition 70 the city Of
Hammond. Lake County. Indiana.
Bidders on the real estate above de-
scribed must deposit certified checks or
cash in the sum Of One Thousand
s1OO0.o0) Dollars each. with Trustee be-
fore bids will be accepted.
CHARLES l.. SURPRISE.
Trustee in Bankruptcy.
Room 2S4 Federal Bldg, Hammond. Ind.
Z. G. sPROAT.
NJ ID. METZ
Attorneys for Trustee. 422-24-e6
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-04-24

hustiing, ee sIssS.,,,--ioe, a. permanent post
interste.ql n ,s,cea for betterment IN the
ION ~i'' we use in our closed 6ody Wood
also men who are eAp S4sI Working g ma
working machines, tn ed wood workers.
Ts,illf and trimmerS a1s ave &
NJ featuring Co. cor Jeiter 99tt+eossa.
Corners Creek, Detroit Nieil- ----
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-04-24
LEGAL NOTICES.

NOTICE OF BANKRUPTCY SALE.
Pursuant 70 an order OF the L. S. Dts
trict Court for the District Of Indiana.
in bankruptcy. the assets OF the estates
Of DAILY Brothers Coal Company. bank
rupts. viii be offered for sale at Public
Auction to the highest bidder for cash
free from ali debts and liens. at 10 4. NJ.
Tuesday. April %. 1919. at $50 Calumet
Avenue. in the city Of Hammond Indi-
ana, as follows