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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-22
Bedtime Stories For The Little Ones
UNCLE WIGGILY AND THE HOLLOW TREE.
~ HOWARD GARIs. ---.~

I TNCLE WIGGILY, the bunny rab-
y BIT gentleman. was hopping and
skipping through the woods one day.
when. all OF a sudden. he heard q
rustling IN the bushes. and
No the bad Pipsisewah didn't rush
out at him. That may have been a
little later IN the story. can't say
for sure. but It may Anyhow, there
was q rustling IN the bushes, and, all
at once. out popped Johnnie and Billie
Bushytail. the two squirrel boys
"Oh. Uncle WIggilyl" Chartered BIZ
lie, trying 10 speak plainly with his
mouth filled with hickOryuuts- Come
over and see what's here
Yes, maybe you can tell what y
IS" SAID Johnnie. We're sort OF
scared OF it,"
s'Nonsensel scared7 In the woods
IN broad daylight; and you two, big
squirrel boys with tails as large as
busting brushes-7 laughed Uncle Wig
gily- Nonsense and fiddlesticks-'
wei. just come over and seer
went on Johnnie. Billie and were
going through the woods looking for
nuts, and every time We came 20 a
tree we knocked on % 70 shake down
some nuts II it had any on it,
"And when We knocked on this tree
somebody hollereu AZ u.s." said Billie,
taking up the story.
What did they say2" U1cle Wlggily
wanted 10 know.
why. a voice from Inside the tree
said. 'Who2 Who2 Who are you? "
replied Binle-
Uncle WigEIly laughed again
That wasn't anything he said
Very likely IL was some boy IN the
woods, playing a Joke on you
NO. the voice came right from In
side the tree" declared Johnnie II
was terribly spoolly-like- III guess
The two squirrel boys frisEed their
tails. and were just going % run
away when Uncle Wiggily said
Hold on a moment. III 50 over ana
look at the tree. show me where
Il is"
So the squirrel boys no longer AFRAID
when brave Uncle WiEgily was with
them. went a little farther into the
woods. and. pointing TO a tree. said.
There Il isl'
"Hal Just as expected" exclaimed
the rabbit gentleman That IS a hol-
low tree, and there must be somebody
inside IT,"
'Whog" asked Johnnie.
who asked Billie
"Who2 Who2 Who2' cried a voice
from within the very tree itself, and
out Of a little hole n one side a bird.
with big. wide open staring eyes,
looked out
Come on. Bnisr Come on cried
.Nonsensew chuckled the bunny
rabbit That Is only an owl bird He
won't hurt you VIII you Mr.. Owl-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-22
NOT RELIEVE
THAT COLD NOW?
Dr.. Bells Pfne-Tar-Honey Is
noted for its effecti7eness

YOU'LL find the small cost Of =
Y generous bottle Of Dr.. Bells
Pine-Tar-Honey a sum well spent
when you learn how promptly ana
efficiently and comfortably Il helps 70
Eeve that lingering or new cold Or
cough.
Its balsamic and healing antisspticI
arc unsurpassed IN promoting ease
from distressed bronchial tubes, help
ing to loosen phlegm, congestion, and
allaying Inflammation. Children, too,
Ike its pleasantness. Thousands every
where use It the minute they feel a
cold coming on Get a bottle AZ your
druggists to-day Soc, 60c-, $40.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-22
KVLZ


J. The bowler" CT hard hat worn
by men IS called a derby hat because
it IS supposed TO have originated at
The derby races in England.
3 The completed expression is
Rome was not built In a day"
8. William Makepeace Thackery
the English novelist, wrote Vanity
(. The dove IS the bird OF peace.
dating from the occasion when q dove
was released from the ark by Noah,
when the flood was abating and the
bird returned with an olive branch
70 Indicate that peace once more COW
cred the earth.
s. A negotiated treaty" IS one In
which all participants negotiate their
several demands and by yielding con-
cessions the best interests OF a
prompt settlement are served
6. william z. Gladstone was Eng
lands grand old man." and for many
years as prime minister IN the Vic
toriau reign directed the policies OF
the government
z. New Orleans was 80 called by
its early French settlers in honor OF
Orleans, In France.
g. A betrothal IS the formal an
nouncement Of a troth or the engage
ment to marry proclaimed By the
people affected.
who helped settle Pennsylvania IN
early colonial days and that state
took its name from him. PENIS forest
Is the literal meaning Of Pennsyl-
vania.
10. A blunderblusH is an ancient
short muzzle loading gun which was
generally used after the English
learned the uses OF gunpOwder.
New Questions.
l. What are the prelude and post
lude offered in a church service2
2 What Is a fawn2
3. What IS a faun2
4. What Is a queue2
8. What is the final word IN the
expression, Dry as ar
6. What article Of male apparel
originally called a waistcoat IS now
generally called by another manner
z. What Is the tower Of London7
8. Who Is John Drew
g. Who wrote Treasure Island2"
10. What IS a siesta1-Thompso
Feature Service. 443 Fourth avenue,
New York city, Justin Fair. origins-
tor.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-22

ONE OF the methods by which you
~ can judge your health, is TO keep
account Of your weight There is a
certain standard OF weight according
to age and height which every woman
SHOULD know. You can vary from this
as much as ten pounds either above
OF below the ideal without having #
affect your health, but If the variation
Ages: 1913 1924 1913
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-22

Eestive troubles. You probably re-
quire a diet and possibly laxative
Polly-When the young man thanks
you for his dance, it is not necessary
for you 20 say anything except, you
are quite welcome" Neither is IL ne
cessary for you TO take his hand, OF
his arm when walking back TO your
place.
Puzzle-Tou can dye your white
wooden yarn successfully by making
It into loose hanks and boiling these
IN color.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-22
COMMISSIONERS WILL SET
DENOMINATIONS ON BONDS

County commissioners viii meet
Tuesday IN Judge z B. McClintock's
court room 10 decide on the denomi-
nations OF and the rate Of interest on
the good roads bond. The bonds were
voted last Saturday, and total $500. 0co
and viii be applied on building and
maintaining 28 miles OF main roads
in Fl Paso countv
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-22

ministers preach just as long in any
other church.
As far as he can remember. his
earliest ambition was TO be a lawyer,
because he thought the law led 70
politics and he really wanted to be
a congressman. He says his ambl-
ton now is not to be rich. but TO
accumulate enough money TO be able
to indulge IN a farm down the valley
as his friend. w +. Miller, now does
Walter Is a past exalted ruler OF
FL Paso lodge Isl, B. P. o. e. IS at
present president OF the FL Paso Bar
association. and IS an active member
OF the troop committee IN cNarge OF
troop q, OF the Boy Scouts-the Elk
troop.
For recreation he is said TO play
"sluff' at the Elks' club.
Maybe that's what he means when
he calls himself a blacksllding Metho-
dist
In the next issue n picture OF J. II.
Nations nt the age Of 20. viii be
presented
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-22

K I D. O.-Tou can judge what
your weight should be from the table
given today. DO not thin that your
handwriting is quite good enough
for a clerical position There is no
special age for a girl 70 be before she
can receive letters from a young man
without her mother reading them
NJ J. M-The formula for an eye
brow tonic which you sent me VIII be
more effective than the resdy made
preparation you mention
Curious-A coated tongue shows d.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-22
Texas Mayors Al Seem
To Be For Thomson

Mayors all over Texas are FOR r. f.
Thomson. judging from answers 10
letters sent out By mayor Charles
Davis 70 mayors OF every lncorpor-
ated city in the state asking support
for FL Paso's candidate for governor.
The Thomson for Governor club
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-22
Beauty Chats By Edna Kent Forbes
Nhat You Should Weigh.

is more than ten pounds. you should
try to regulate yourself
Insurance companies have compiled
standards Of weight and height and
an giving one Of these tables today
I think IL would be an excellent idea
for the woman to cut out and keep
this table. She should be sure. also
TO weigh herself at least once a week
In this way she can keep herself TO az
least one standard OF beauty.
~ 80 an-aa IS 50
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-22

is busy mailing out literature In the
interest OF Thomson. who ls repre-
sentative in the legislature from Fl
Paso county and speaker OF the lower
house.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-22

PresidIng elder " T. Gavin;
chudress station, N Phelan; chill
dress circuit, 2. L Yeats Ehilicothe
station, C. 3. 1Ieador; Croweu station.
". 81. Hamblin. CroWelI circuit, ".
L A Self. supply; EstelTIns circuit
J. P. Howell; kirkland circuit. 7. H
Davis. supply; Margaret circuit, E
A Tharp; Odeu circuit H Il. Liless
Paducah station, G. H. Gattiss Padu-
car circuit, ]. v. McCreary: Quanah
station, o. P. Clark; Quanah circuit.
J. Fred Cooke; ToIbert circuit, R Y.
Tooley; Tell Mission; v. ". Edgar
supply; vernon station. Ed r Bar
Gus Vernon circuit, G. ". Ely, sup
ply.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-22

Presiding elder, G. S. Hardy Big
Spring station, Ben Hardy; Big
Spring circuit J. J. smith. supply
Blackwell circuit, NJ H HUDSON
Colorado station, ". n Lane; Dunn
circuit. ". r Plant; F1uvanna cir
cult. SIas DIXON Foch circuit W
b Hicks Hamlin station, G 2.
jameson; Hamlin circuit. 1. P. Nc
Creary, supply Lorraine circuit, sam
II Young: McCaulley circuit, R S.
watkins; Roby circuit, o. B Annisi
Roscoe, John ". Haslius; Rotan sta
ton. J. ". Watson; Snyder station
John h Hicks; Stanton station. ].
B. lTcReynolds; SWeetWater station,
=. ". Israel; Sylvester circuit, H W
J. ". Israel; Sylvester circuit. G. A.
wooster, supply missionary 10 Cuba
J.. F. Caperton-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-22

The Woman's City club. OF Chicago
IS making a determined fight 20 have
q seDarats nsoman.s police dsnarlment
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-22
Bill Carlisle RiUaIed
In East; 4 Thirstg Men
Steal Loads OF WHISKY

New York. Nov 22.-'Bnl" Carlisle
western bandit, has rivals in the east
Four thirsty robbers with regula-
ton masks and revolvers drove two
big automobile trucks into the Old
Dominion line pier last night and.
after herding three watchmen into
an ice house loaded the trucks with
cases Of whisky until they lowered
like mountains and then stepped on
the accelerators.
II was not until several minutes
later that one Of the watchmen es-
capped from the ice house-and notified
the police.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-22

Christmas Treea-Get your order IN
early. Scarce last year Wright
Nursery Co. Phone 276s.-AdT.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-22

Mrs. Mabel J. Gray IL president Of q
mining corporation, organized IN Ne
Vsdl to develop claims she discovered
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-22

Bulbs: HyHcinths. Tulips. NarcissuG.
Fl PaHo seed Co. Phone 5ss--Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-22

The National Women's Trade Unior
League in Belgium now has a mem
bership OF nearly 10000.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-22
\. E. PASTORS
APPOINT TED
Northwest Texas Confer
ence Assignments Are
Made at Lubbock.

NAA-- ----A 90 --- 10
i7ngton station. C. l. Browning, well
1ington circuit, W Il Pope; wheeler
circuit. O. H. Anderson president
Clarendon college. George S. slower.
Lubbock District.
Presiding elder, George W Shearer;
BroWnfield circuit j. W. bau 8 nm an
Crosbytou station, r F. Dunn DICK
ems circuit, j. A. linn, supply Ia
Mesa, I. A. Smith La Mesa circuit, 70
be supplied; Lubbock station o. T.
GrisWold- Lubbock CIRCUIT 4. W
Rrabham: Littlefield circuit Raymond
van Zant- Lorenzo circuit i. s. Han
kins: Matador station, y B. FlEuei
c. y. pinkln. supernumerarEs EosL
station. C.. r Kidd Post circuit. Q. A
duncan: Roaring Springs circuit, n
i. Moody; Rails station r y auc2-
abee; Seminole circuit p, w snep-
herd. Slaton station. A Y. Hendrix.
TshoEa station. W. C.. Hines wilson
circuit. Jesse Townsend missionary
to japan. II. l. hughes; conferences
secretarv of education. ]. J.. Griswoid;
missionary Secre tarys Northwest Tex
as and New Mexico conference, W. f.
Lyon
Presiding elder. r A. Glen entsi
Abernathy circuit, S. j. Epson, supply
Bovina circuit, B. 7. Dickinson Can
Won station, Simeon shaw; Dimmit cir
cult- Preston Elorence- Floydaca sta
ton ]. S. HuGEa bee Eloy QaQA circuit
Clyde Haddick; hale Center station
George r. Brown; Happy circuit,
Charles W. McNealy. supply Here
ford station. " Il Terry. D. W Haw-
lzins. supernumerary; kress circuit,
Lewis r. Davis. Locllney station H.
3. Watts; L.0ckney circuit. J. J. Nc
Nealy, supply. PlalnTieW station, p.
Il Robinson John Freeman, Neal su-
peuumerary7 Plsinview circuit 81 g.
ScroEgins; Petersburg circuit, J. W.
Brown Sflverton station, 3. ". VIII
kens- Tulia station, T. c. Wluett;
student Southern Methodist Univers-
Ity. George W Montgomery.
Stamford District
Presiding elder, J. 7. Hicks Asper-
mont station, r 3. Bowen; Asper-
mont circuit. 20 be supplied; Goree
and Bomarton, p z. Z Suits; Has
l1elI station. J. p. Patterson; layton
circuit. Jesse willis, supply; Knox
City. ". 3. McKeoWn; Munday sta
ton. I. NJ Lipscomb; Munday circuit
T. J. Hea; Rule circuit. G. q. Nc
Anuallys Seymour station, s. L Gull
we'll. Spur station. J. G. Haynes Spur
circuit Justin 3. Anderson STAN
ford. St Johns. A W Waddiu.
Stamford circuit, J. D. Crockett
Throckmorton station. If =. Light
foot; Vera circuit r. Burnsi
Weinert. circuit J. r Batenan, sup
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-22

@ SSrti.' = CO. buy Liberty Bonds
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-22
Put an End to
Gaia RK
Head Noises, Hay Fever. Deafness
An Old Physicians Genuine
Remedy That Hits the Spot

Amazing heue
Ets are being re-
ported BY persons
who suffered from
cGfarrh, persistent
Gods - the head
and MANY VI o
were troubled By
krdd noHcr and
diEcnlf kfaIn7
due 10 sane cause
also h1y-fereT and
rose cold
A noted phyEi
Ran Dr. Dfnrrer-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-22

plv- Westover, to be supplied;
IVoodson. C. o. Davis.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-22

has found a combination Of herbs-f-agrzut,
soothing and hesiing--to be smoked II q
pipe. cigarette, CT BY burning On q holder.
lnhale the wholesome medicsted vzpor-
Dr. Biorssra Rsmedy is harmless g contains
10 tobacco or other deieisrtous druEs- No stomach
Dosing. e pleasant herbal RELIEF directed toward
q complete cure o irifz-iou. dinchErgst. cIs1-
size odar. falling o. uucm into threat alro
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-22

linEton station. C. l. BrowninE. Vel
lington circuit, W n Popei wheeler
circuit O. ~ Anderson; president
Clarendon college George S. slower.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-22

huEllnr. roaring ringing
q ether di1ue11lur had
sounds and hearing dif-
Eculu due 10 ever OBJ
unriouI and healh IN
iurllr c1tElIh. Bid ycw-
lsl o. e. Enieg lifef
d.. BlcIsr SAYS $40.
Tuu rhculd keep uomr q
thif smoking compound
ready 70 aid n rrsFtut-
ING he dreaded isfre1r1.
Whll1 eui0Tinr the pleas
Art 1u1nnz bsnsft you
ny save your llfa. %
nrnfH ~ ran7rarrH
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1919-09-18

L
shot to one side, struck row of posts
breaking off several, and the car was
turned over couple of times anG
smashed up badly. Just how much
the boys are damaged we have not
been reliably informed but I'VE are told
that Higginbottom had his arm brok-
en-, several ribs cracked, a piece Of
steel driven into his forehead and that
he was pretty badly banged up. Mr..
Mikkelson was badly bruised up but
we are told he did not receive any
fractures. The boys were taken over
to Riverside Hospital and given medi-
cal aid and we trust are coming along
as well as could be, expected. 1t is to
be regretted that this unfortunate a :
cident has happened at this time and
also that the negligence on the part OF
somebody in leaving this loose dirt in
that condition, specially when the
races have been prepared for in other
ways and that is was necessary for
the boys to have the track in shape
to practice upon for these races. These
accidents, however, are part of the
sporting game and the boys are taking
it philosophically and as real sports.
It is going to be an expensive PROPOSE
ton especially to Mr.. Higginbotham
who will be laid up for some time and
deprived Of the privilege Of earning a
living.
]. H. Sampson: You can tell your
readers today that while / personally
did not notify the boys to watch out
for the dirt on the race track they
we're notified just the same and no.
body but themselves are to blame for
This accident. n
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1919-09-18
CAST IN aHEARTSEASE'

... ~ u Z
TOM MOORE HAS A EXCELLENT
Tom Moore's new Goldwyn Picture
"Heartsease, from the powerful play
by the late Charles Klein, enlists
high order Of talent in it's production.
Directed by Harry Beaumont, who is
largely responsible for all the, ikable
stars Goldwyn successes, it has the
added beauty of settings executed IN
Hugo Ballin's finest manner. and cast
Of uncomnonly finished supporting
players. -.
A new leading woman appeafs with
Tom Moore. making her first appear
ance in Goldwyn Pictures as well.
She Is Helene Chadwick. well known
to photoplay enthusiasts everywhere :
for her youth, beauty and sympatnet-
ic appeal. which finds full expression
as the romantic heroine OF Hearts
ease."- !,
Rosemary Theby, equally favor
lite with audiences by reason OF ner
intensely dramatic gifts, appears as
Lady Neville, a vivid figure in con-
servative English setting: She DOM
mates number of powerful moments
and promises to renew her hold upon
discriminating admirers Of the best N
screen acting. Mary Warren already
an established Goldwyn favorite. py
reason Of her work with Tom Moore
in zone Of the Finest and "The City
of Comrades" reappears TO play ms
sister, Alice Temple, IN the play. <
A departure is made by Alec =;
Francis in assuming the role OF LORD
Neville in that the part is not sym
pathetic one. But it demonstrates the
versatility Of this accomplished play.
er, who is now a permanent 9memoeI
Of the Goldwyn repertory company
sydney Ainsworth. on the other hand
never SO fully in his element % Wnen
scintillating as polished william, rev.
els in his present role that Of an un-
scrupulous peer. William Burress
long distinguished as star in mus.
caI comedy. plays the laughable role
Of a parvenue FOUNDER.
At the Grand theater on Wednes,
day night, September IL.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1919-09-18
CLARK CITY ITEMS

Miss Amelia Millr who has been Wis
iting relatives here left for her home
in Rock Island, ILL.,, Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Jones anc
family, drove to Wimbledon Sunday
for a visit at the Brueski home. =
Ray McLees was Valley City visi.
tor Sunday. =,
Miss Nan Sherman Of Fergus Falls
is the teacher at the Kee school for
this year.
A dance will be given at the Clark
City hall on Monday evening, Sept. 20.
The celebrated "Ragtime Kids" of La
Moure, will furnish the music, and a
large attendance is expected. Re
member the date.
Mr.. and Mrs..s'Fred Tabbert were
guests at the Allen home IN James
town last Saturday. VI ~
There is a runor that mail route
No. 2 will be suspended this winter,
if the patrons of said route; do not
cut the weeds along the highway adj
Joining their farms. Farmers please
take notice and get busy, if you have
not already done so. :
Two funerals occurred in this vi
entity the past week. That of Mrs.
Joseph Bignall on Friday and the in
FAINT daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Campbell on Sunday. Rev. Dalton
conducted the services and intermellt
was made in the Sanborn cemetery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Geisler Of Lis
bon were over Sunday guests at the
McLees home.
The Ladies' Aid of Our Saviors
Lutheran Church will meet in the
church parlors on Thursday. Circle
No. 2 will serve.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1919-09-18
ENLISTMENTS IN THE
"A. E. f. NOW OPEN

4 :
The U. S. Army Recruiting District
of North and South Dakota, with
headquarters at Aberdeen, South Da-
kota, recently sent opt a canvassing
party of one officer and four sergeants
but at the time the party was in this
section enlistments were not author
lied for the A. E. F.
Recent instructions received at the
recruiting headquarters state that en-
listments are now open for service in
the A. E. F. for the Signal Corps, In
fantry, Medical and Engineer De-
partments, these enlistments being for
the period of either one or three years.
Only men who have no previous serv-
ice will be required to enlist for three
years if they desire service in the
A. E. F. g. ::
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1919-09-18

Christ ALL Of Hebron, N. saws
he received wonderful benefit ~ TAX
ing Dr.. Mellenthin's treatment for
heart trouble and general building IN.
DR.. Mellenthin will be in Valley 'Citv.
Kindred Hotel, Monday, October s:
Hours: 8 q. m. to 4 p. m. &;
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1919-09-18

On Wednesday evening the Misses
Helen Harper, Elenor Farley, and
Master Ridgeway Smith left on de
layed No. s for Fsribault. Mimi,
Mimi, where che girls win take up
their studies at st. Mays, and Mas-
ter Ridgeway his work ct st. Jar1es
school. i