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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1919-05-23

self. Pm betting OH the old country. Pm hoping to make such q flight
myself. Would be rather jolly to do it in a small machine, wouldn't it?
John Burroughs-you famous naturalist, you know-says he wants to
come along with me. and perhaps | may take him. Would be sort of
cenenting the relationship Of the two countries, you understand, although
T don't think England and America need any.
It seems to me that England has quite a chance to win the honor OF
The first Transatlantic flight. When I left that country a few months
ago there were at least five large concerns working on a machine that will
make the fight in all safety, and it is whispered that three other organi-
cations are building gigantic planes, larger than any ever designed before,
which will be able to carry several passengers. So sure are the English
men Of being able to fly straight across the ocean that they are not even
building their planes on the seagoing models. They rest assured they will
never have to touch water. The English are either building or are about
to build a vast airdrome at ST. Johns, N. B. Somehow the Engishmen
don't seem to care about flying from England to America. They want to
fly from America to England. Their reasons are sentimental, I suppose
want to land at home, under the old Union Jack, and all that sort Of thing.
The thing is quite simple when all is said. Any small machine
equipped with either Of two powerful makes Of American motors could
do the trick, and the only reason | am not attempting the feat just now
is because Pm under contract to do something else.
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Phone 20.
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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1919-05-23
Transatlantic Arplane Service Sure to Be
Established Very Soon
b. COL. WILLIAM A. BISHOP. Ace of Ace.

The crossing Of the Atlantic by airplane is a mat
ter Of only a few months, I believe, and thereafter will
become a regular thing. One or two years and then
will arise tremendous development in standardizing
aerial transportation and passenger traffic. England
is eager for the honor Of producing the first machine
and the first aeronaut who makes the flight. She feels
keenly that America should not be allowed to win this
prize as she has won laurels in the matter of yacht
racing and other sports. Her rivalry is friendly but
-n1ite determined and America had better look to her
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MEN WANTED-For road work.
See J. t. Nemacheck, Highway Com
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Ice delivered every morning by
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Are you a subscriber? Still 81. 81
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-01
TraUe Iette

STREET CARS IN WASHINGTON.
THE street cars Of Washington carry
1 not alone the humble workers.
They are often the proud bearers Of
people OF national Importance. The
other day a pompous looking man.
carrying a silver headed cane. ana
several large and lumpy bundles
wrapped IN newspapers and tied with
bright red ribbons. boarded a Rock
Creek car. arranged his packages
around him on the seat and began tc
head a heavy looking pamphlet. The
little officiOus conductor INN ediately
swellep up with Importance. Stepping
Up 70 q passenger near the door De
whispered something IN his cad. nod
ding toward him OF the many bundles
Later he confided the same mysterious
information TO a man on the platform
Inen as young woman was leav-
ing the car he laid a confidential
hand on her arm and said in a loud
whisper. See that man reading
there? That's senator Harding. He
rides on this car almost every morn
ing. All this IN such proprietary
tones that one might have thought he
had invented senator Harding. tt
IS 70 be wondered IL the senator is
thus pointed out every morning. and
II the furore he creates embarrasses
him. Probably not A man OF his
Importance can carry so unconscious
ly so many large and mysterious
bundles flambOyantly tied in red, is
evidently above public opinion.
It IS doubtful whether the very
best people" approve Of this riding
in street cars by high officials. It
is known, for example, that secre-
tary Land OF the interior. has been
severely criticized by persons OF high
social position for this very practice.
It Is charged that he not only rides
on street cars. but that he even
stands on the back PLATFORM
This IS almost enough to cause him
to be suspected Of secret sympathy
with the BolsheYili
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-01
Beauty Chats By Edna Kent Forbes
Hairdressing.

GONE CT the hardest questions thai
y have TO answer are those about
new and becoming ways 70 dress the
hair. 1t is almost impossible 70 ad-
wise a girl how 10 dress her hair
when there Is nothing TO so By but a
vague and general description.
All en- ever do is TO give q few
general directions and perhaps des-
cribe some new style OF combing the
hair. The first rule. OF course. would
be to avoid exaggerated styles. The
second rule is. unless your features
are classically perfect comb the
hair away from the face so that the
lines OF the hair do not droop.
Concerning the finishing off OF tie
hair. a safe rule TO go BY is 70 make
a soft loose knot neither too large
nor too small and placed on the back
OF the head baout as you see it in the
picture
There IS a new way OF combing the
hair which has attained great popu-
larity recently among fashionably
dressed women The hair should Be
very slightly waved TO get the best
effect Part the hair az the left side
and brush smoothly back over the
shoulders. Take a small amount Of
hair from the very back OF the head
and twist into a firm little knot to
act as foundation; then comb back
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-01

Believes Cactus Would Good Fuel During aTShotage
81 Paso Grows Vacant Lots Filling Rapidly Near Fort Bliss

duction Of an average percentage
known as a medium to be used in re-
computing the deduction allowed BY
the government such concerns pre-
viously were only allowed to figure 3
percent Of their invested capital as a
deduction. but under the new ruling
they viii be allowed TO figure 10 per-
cent Of this Invested capital and in
some cases as high as 1T.34 percent"
~The regular army Of today IS an
entirely different thing from the one
in which the boys have just served, %
said Mai. A. A King. recruiting Off
Ger. 1T is not only a place where
men are drilled, but a school in which
men are taught things they were not
in a position TO learn when they were
younger. The army Of tomorrow VIII
be one in which. Americans will be
made. in which men win be taught to
think and to act as well as how %
fire a gun. The chances for travel are
getting better. The regular army VIII
offer an opportunity offered nowhere
else for a man to get out Of the rut-"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-01

the two queens appear It means that
the wedding day is in the far away
future
To find out the type OF your future
husband OF wife, note the color OF the
aces preceding the ace OF spades. II
the majority are red, il signifies that
you VIII marry a blond II dark. a
brunette. II one Of each, your fate
is stiIl undetermined.
Pick up the first stack OF discarded
cards Draw a card. and the number
drawn win be the number OF child
ren you viii have.
If the ten OF diamonds comes out
in the first fifteen cards, It is a sign
that the dealer has a cause FOR 5eal-
ousy- II there are more than three
clubs, Il means no"
win my married lie be happy
The first ace you come to answers
this question. The red aces are Yes
and the black No"
Draw any card at random and you
can learn your fortune thus: A king
denotes an unexpected marriage. a
queen a delay. a jack a deceiVer; dia-
monds, riches; hearts. love, spades.
thrift and clubs poverty Copyright,
1919. Thompson Feature Service.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-01
Lille Interpiews.

mine. forcing the operators to oper-
ate, and then giving any objectors
who object a bit Of lead There could
be found plenty Of men who would be
anxious to work in the mines, and
that at a lower figure than our super
sensitive labor brethren"
fEl Paso is gradually growing" said
z. A Wilson. Il was in the outskirts
OF the city TO the north recently and
noticed that new streets there are
being filled up rapidly I firmly be-
lieve that before long the city viii be
built upon the mesa. Then between
lots are gradually filling up so that
some day that VIII be built entirely
solid.
sof course. along the upper valley
conditions are not so good for rapid
expansion as in the other direction
but, while some believe that FL Paso
cannot grow much larger, I know thai
it can"
Thousands Of Americans are in the
Panama canal zone, and they are do
ing well down there" said Mrs. I. z.
Newell q native Of Panama from
Colon, Panama. who IS registered at
the Orndorff hotel, with Miss Xenia
Duque and Miss Carmiua Duque
Business IS good and everything is
prospecting, it seems. No, there is no
agitation for woman suffrage in
Panama The women there haven't
got the club spirit yet. but there are
some clubs however, among the
American women who live there"
The Y. II c. A over the entire
world is doing a great work." said s
J. BRENT who returned Sunday from
2 HHmaa 49,
ton at Detroit, Mich.
Petty criticism was hardly men
TONED IN the presence Of ths marvel
Gus work done By the association not
only in the army but also in the
homes colleges railroad circles and
industrial plants in every civilized
nation
1T was a great convention Dele
gates from Mexico. South America
China. Japan, New Zealand, India and
European countries took part in the
meeting The association Is facing the
most tremendous advance in its his
tory
"A considerable reduction in the ex-
cess profits taxes for 1913 against Fl
Paso corporations, trust companies
and other concerns who were not in
business during 1911, 1912 or 1913 is
TO the made by a new ruling Of the
government" said J. A Carvel in
come tax expert This reduction
VIII be brought about by the intro
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-01
Germany Running True To Form.

DERSONS there were a plenty who predicted Germany
would DO with the allies Just what she has done in re-
fusng surrender 100000 tons Of docks dredges and
tugs to offset the warshps lost to the entente when
Germans sunk them at Scapa Flow.
We must be surprised if Germany goes further and
refuses to comply with many other conditions laid down
by her eonquerors basis for treaty negotiations In
fact Germany than likely viii refuse to pay her in
demny when she feels she avoid doing Her reason
for refusal viii be that she believes the armies Of her
former enemies TO have been dbanded She will also argue
herself that public sentiment would oppose going to
war again Just to collect indemnity.
It would be vel for the allied police forces still in
Europe take into account the eventuaty referred to
lest their warmakng prove have been their own ex-
pense Now is the time to start the enforcement Of
ments when II stn is possible If Germany is compelled
under threatened renewal Of hoses to keep her pledges
she viii be less likely to consider renegng on them
later
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-01
Are You
SuperStitiouS?
By MOGENE BURCH
- I'M. ems ELL

IITHEN VIII be married. Win my
w future husabnd be fair or dark
How many children viii have2 Have
I cause for jealousy
These and many other questions
can be answered by cards. Il you
know the very simple rules OF the
game,
First take a pack OF cards. It must
be a new pack, or your unIucky fates
VIII try TO deceive you Discard all
the cards up to the Fights not inelud-
ing the aces. Shuttle. and then deal
out the first eleven cards. These II
cards are useless. ana should be dis
carded.
IN answer to the question when
viii I be married. deal out all the
cards until the queen OF hearts or
spades Is turned up. Should the queen
OF hearts come first. deal until the
queen Of spades makes its appearance
or vice versa and not the cards IN he
tween. Each eight which comes IN
between signifies a year. and each
nine a month. the tens a week. and
the Jacks a day. Should neither Of
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-01
Short SnatcheS
From EUery1Chere

The Russian muzhik has changed
his tune.-Columbia Record.
The dollar-an-hour man has sup
planted the dollar-a-year man--Phil-
adelphia Public Ledger.
Postal efficiency. says Mr.. Burle-
son, borders on the miraculous It
borders on the incredible at least
New York World.
While wealth VIII not buy happi-
ness It viii purchase an imitation
that IS calculated to deceive anybody
but an eLpert-Border Cities Star.
A lot OF Reds, who spend their time
declaring war on organized society,
always seem 70 be panied and sur
prised when organized society takes
up the challenge.-NeW York Evening
sun.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-01
Be A Press Agent For FL PasO.

livery time resident Of Fl Paso says anything about
the city he advertses it. If he says bad things about
FL Paso ne has set in motion unfsvorab report which
may find its way around the world Every letter written
out Of the city and every postal card contains impressions
that TX public opinion regards Fl Paso.
What kind Of press agents for FL Psso? Are we
seeing and saying the good things about the town? Or
advertising this city good place to stay away
from? This leads to the fact that things should not be
done here which give occasion to say things about the city
that VII damage its reputation. There always VIII be
certain number Of chronic eers But al greatly
influence the things being said about Fl PasO by making
people Ike it here
One thing about the who says she talked with
the spirit Of Ella Wheeler Wilcox two days after she died
nobody prove she didn't.
good piece Of advice to young Angeles would be:
Stay the United States be good citizen and attend to
your business.
Miss Helen Rowland has apparently overlooked the fact
that is mighty interesting when she is rocking
baby to sleep
Angeles's friends, unlike Hamlet have to com
pain Of the laws delay.
The desire of those Tacoma ". ". to .tarvs makes
It unanimous.
An almanac is enc thing that is stiH free.
The O1pbeus club b.se7ves E Pasos support
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-01
10 -. - p5sssntsl

Il HAVE paid some attention to the
i variety Of cactus which grows on
the mesa adjoining here" said Walter
H Boarn. and I believe that Il dried,
It VIII make good fuel.
Il see that the dealers here are pre-
dieting a serious coal shortage That
shortage VIII not affect some Mexi-
cans I know here, because they VIII
cut the cactus plants and dry them.
and thus have a supply Of fuel which.
while not as good as wood, VIII serve
TO tide over the rough time.
These strikes are the thing that
wiz hurt Us more than anything. The
striking Kansas City railroad men
WIN let thousands Of cars OF coal stand
in the yards which Is consigned to
southwestern towns, and these viii
suffer. The striking miners are even
worse. I favor putting troops at every
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-01
ENTIRE FAMILY ARRESTED
IN CONNECTION WITH MURDER

Word has reached FL Pas0. that
. Mrs. Fred Buehler and daughter. o.
Hoopesron. H. are held for inves-
igation in connection Win the death
In that city.
Mrs.. Cummings was the mother o.
". G. Schneider. 400 North Fl Paso
street. Fred Buehler was arrested
sometime ago. Heand his wife and
daughter declare they had nothing 10
do with The death
The murdered woman was q
wealthy widow. Z is said she was
killed for q large sun Of money she
kept hidden about the house.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-01

The best average style e. shown here.
that smooth. "tailoredr finish which
professional hairdressers attain
Questions and Answers
Dollle-Send me a letter with a
self addressed stamped envelope en-
closed and I VIII mail you a formula
for an excellent hair tonic.
Want 70 EnoW-If YOU want a cold
cream made from vegetable oils send
me a letter with a seif-addresse
stamped envelope enclosed for my
cold cream formula Most Q ready
made creams contain mineral oil
which IS no expensive and which IS
cleansing but not nourishing-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-01

he hair on the left side OF the head.
covering the knot in back rurn under
the ends and pin firmly 70 your
Foundation Comb back all the
hair On the right side Of ~the head.
keeping il loose enough 10 bring over
the forehead and the cheek SO as 20
make a soft outline; bring all this
over the knot In back. turn under the
ends and pin firmly AS a finish
comb through the hair lightly with
the fine-rooth end Of comb this gives
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-01
SUBMIT PLANS FOR APPROVAL
NEW CONCRETE BOULEVARD

Santa Re, N II. Dec. Final plans
and estimates are now being sub
mitted by the state highway COM
mission for the approval Of the de-
partment OF agriculture. on the fed
eral aid project covering the concrete
boulevard running north from Albu-
querque 20 the Sandoval county line
The boulevard IS lis miles, the es-
timated cost 100000.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-01

7 Owe laughs at loelzsmilhs, but you
II can't i've On l0cksmiths. Lafe Bud
has q new military mustache an he
looks ike he'd lost his Handkerchief.
cspgrIEht. Nananal Nsrspapsr serrles
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-01
Ripping Rhymes
% By WALT MASON.
Watch Them

HAVING had thorough whipping ana gore we NAV see
hs Germans skipping back to useful task Having dumped
vgetdo
around and the old
where With
foanng Windsmih
wn be the
Speeding her mills and her bawuy husky 90 work with vaI
wills While anor rights Of wrongs
Germany
the them ging, way we're squeak
ing sguabbing, sguiming for a big IN pay.
Copyright George Matthew WALT MASON
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-01

One thing about the woman who says she talked with
he spirit Of Ella Wheeler Wilcox two days after she died
obody can prove she didn't.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-01

A good piece Of advice to young Angeles would be:
our business
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-01

Angeless friends, unlike Hamlet have no cause to com
in Of the laws delay.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-01

N minus
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-01

Miss Helen Rowland has apparently overlooked the fact
hat is mighty interesting when she is rocking 4
lsbv to sleep.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-12-04
Big Boy Scout Rally
at Zion Lutheran Church

One of the biggest exhibitions Of
what the Boy Scouts of America are
being taught, and what the Scout or
ganization is doing for the boys of
Harrisburg. will be given on Friday
evening at eight o'clock in the Sun
day school rooms of Zion Lutheran
Church, 4th Street, below Market.
Troop No. IA of that church and
Troop No. l of Salem Reformed
Church, both of the fifth district,
will be the hosts of the evening,
and will have participating with
them fourteen other Scout Troops
of the city. Invitations have already
been sent to all other troops and
indications are that a very large at
attendance, including the public who
are also cordially. invited. will be on
hand.
Music will be furnished by one of
the Troops, and one of the most in
teresting features of the program
will be the Camp Fire scene in
charge of the Scout Executive of the
City. Mr.. J. F. Virgin. Deputy
Scout Commissioners John F. O'Neill
will preside at the Rally and Scout
Commissioner William Fl. German
will give a brief address on Scout
ingn
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-12-04
Reddind for Wduen dnd al the hmi[N
When a Girl MarrieS"

New, Romantic Serial Dealing With tie Absorbing
Problem of Girl Wife


not trusting myself to reply to Val.
Giving my orders hastily to Bertha,
made my way upstairs to break
the news-or what part OF 1t / was
free to tell-to Jim.
"Hull-lo, Princessl" was his
greeting when 1 entered the room,
flushed almost to a fever, wind
tossed and dishevelled. my Lilac
Lady looks more like q bunch of red
roses" he added.
Jim, dear" I broke in hastily,
wondering how 7 could gloss over
the thoughts In my own mind and
tell Jim the outstanding facts with
out coloring his impressions OF
them. Jim, dear-you know we
asked Val to come here for the
week Well, this morning as
was strolling down to the highway,
/ saw Shelly Mason's big gray road
ster coming along from the cross
roads at high speed. Then Evvye
car came out of her gate and
Shelly skidded suddenly and went
over the embankment down by the
river.
You started broke in jim
drily, by saying that you'd invited
Val to come along down here for
the weekend. Is there any connee-
tion?''
Wal was in the car with Shelly"
l replied.
''Val2 BY Jove-thet's a little bit
thick. isn't it?''
'She told Envy I'd invited her
here to visit
Jim whistled, but broke off in
the middle of his strain to study
my face with an air of grave con-
Germ.
Anyone badly. hurt :" he asked,
"Shelly's pretty far gone"
Where is hes"
Envy took him home. And I
brought Val here. ENVY puzzles me,
jim. She acts somehow as If this
We're her tragedy When I got
down the embankment with Val,
who'd been thrown out on the pla-
teau, we found Envy at the bottom
of the ravine with Shelly in her
arms. He'd been talking to her.
She's acted strangely ever since.
She took command
Envy always liked to run things.
You know that" replied Jim. But
how's Val? How's poor old Shelly"
I've a feeling Sheldon's done for,
Jim. : think he lost consciousness
after he'd spoken to Envy, and I'd
be surprised to hear he ever re-
Vived."
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-12-04
CHAPTER CCCLxVII.
Copyright, 1919, King Features
Syndicate, Inc)

Copyright, 1919, King Features
Syndicate, Inc.)
Toiling along in spurts of grim
frenzy Val and l made our way
from the scene of the terrible acci-
dent in which she and Sheldon had
been the actors and the victims.
We struggled up from the ravine
where the river meandered along so
peacefully between Mason Towers
and Dreamwold, and after perfect
agony of effort made our way at
last to the Harrison place.
1t was still very early. only about
half-past eight No one was down
yet, so ! led Val into the living
room, made her comfortable on a
diVan and then hurried to the phone
to call the nurses and doctors from
the hospital in the northern part
of the district. This was what ENVY
had ordered, and 1 recognized the
wisdom of getting doctors from
part of the country other than the
one whence Envy summoned at
tendants for Sheldon.
Now I'll go out and tell Bertha
that my guest was hurt in an au-
tomobile accident and needs hot
milk" I said, after that I'll call
Virginia"
''p hate hot milk. Make It CO.
Goa, please" replied Val surprising
ly, and then added: BE sure you
make it clear TO the maid that
was on my way to visit here when
l was hurt. Servants do gossip so
terribly"
I caught my lip between my
teeth and hurried from the room