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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-02
More Truth Than Poetry =
Cactus Cenier Leans Something.

O0CtuS NellteT Leafs OOneL1ulg-
DoHA here N Caetus Center begged n puzeneaf;
fashion quesons got rs Whsrs we're ro1s eue st
Z vas started By the shoolmaa VIC has cone here ron M sssf.
though rs long months It bit he beisis has neTsr ceased
1 arose because last winter when grabbed furned eoat
he sehooaan braTed the Billiards with wrap around her ros
And now, when summers with he she neysr s
Without her neck eneesd with fulLsizsd set Of furs
WE ihOuGHI al ii we'd buy her something for Tie winters bi.
ikn she was poor but ds-bu fat fool i5sa son passed
for she froz hadn spokesman when the ak Of H vas b5aci
And be beat fer tie background hu he had rot aDoaekI
when she bObbsd up IN the Sumner wrapped Up her saney chin
lhsn her sanity was Questioned, and We voted SIN
Fo to put the pore weak ctsT IN paddel-cel retreat
Ihus Pressrvn her from danger first from cold and then from
BUT al dumfoundsd When tsndsrfeof sro,e
And remarked you gu know cattle but you don't know uo.sa
clothes"
And he then went on % tel hat such dons style
In the land Of tai lepees and the crowded haunts Of guide
Re convinced the most progressive but faction M holds cat;
rs mostly the O1uers and they shake Their heads doubt
When the sehoonaa walks among Us With her fox fus psr..
And the mercury jest tOuehia' eishyseVsa n the shaded
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-02
Holdub Excuses" Yank,
But RObs Taxi Dricer

Springfield. III. June Even a
burglar has a conscience when Il
Genes % holding up a soldier and
taking an Of The latter's money. jeop-
ardizing his return 20 camp and sub
segment danger Of court martial for
nonappearance. This was proven when
Harry Estabrook encountered A
masked bandit as he stepped nom a
10 camp Estabrcol-. q soldier. ex-
planned his prediclmcnt TO cho bur-
clar, who without hesitation. let him
80 and held up the taxi driver In
stead
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-02
A LITTLE MORE EDUCATION NEEDED
AND SUFFRAGE WILL WIN NEXT TIME

reguanes In counties in the way the amendments
submitted. Whether that VII amount to anything
depends investigation being made. Anyway the
suffrage forces still the job and have to be
confident than Of IN their next attempt
The fact that final returns have been so long delayed
compilation disgrace to the state The fact that
the state large not sufficient for inability
total figures than week after election when
there but four matters be Hted and the COUNT
ing did not take much tine The delay proof Of care
essness on the part Of election officials county judges
and should be prevented another time. Similar delays
have occurred in the past IN spite Of all urgings Corec
tive legislation is necessary to remedy the fault
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-02
RAND EXPLAINS Why FREE
WATER IS USED IN PAVING

Is. J. Rand. president Of the Fl Flso
Bitunthlc company. iu letter TO
MAYOR Charles Davis has explained
why ths company without permission
fror1 fha fire chief. has been using tho
city fire plugs and getting water free
from the city.
Mr. Rand ir his commu1i cation
called 20 the attention Of mayor Davis
an agreement between the city and
the Bituiithic company whereby the
city withour charge would have the
use OF The steam rollers belonging 10
the company in exchange for free
r-ate-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-02

Boston. Mass. June after two
years OF foreign duty with a record
said 10 be second 70 none OF her class
in the navy. tire scout cruiser L. s. 3
Chester IS back again at the Charles
town navy yard.
The Chester has conveyed 425 yes
sells. losing only one. and her log
the end Of The war in November last
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-02
&c Fay' Has Tooth Cobped
BIZ Real Gold CroLnn

New Castle. Pa June 3--ray.- an
Alredale deg. Is a classy animal one
OF her teeth was broken recently and
a local dentist capped the moiar with
a real gold crown. The CID tooth was
ground down and the geld cap mount
ed without che slightest protest By
Fav. The dog Is owned By Harry G.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-02
4 Line O. Cheer
Each Day O. The Year
ny John kENDRIcK BANGS.


- N---AA~A~0 - AAD1Aaa
Us not FOR long the Roses live.
But in their span they give, and give;
Each hour that passes they unfold
The beauties that within they hold
and all their riches fling away
TO make more beautiful the day
And after death lest man shan grieve
A gift OF memory they leave
Ali fragrant OF that hygone hour
On which they bloomed in perfect
flower.
Copyright. 1913. by the Mcclure
Newspaper Syndicate.)
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-02

san Francisco. June The St
Francis hotel has barred the ultra
modern. ND 70 the minute "shimmee"
dance Not even VIII the nice clean.
modified "shimmee' be allowed
Other san Francisco hotels are ez-
pected to follow suit Thomas ..
Coleman. manager Of the St. Francis.
who sounded the death knell Of the
latest New York creation. has given
e-ders TO request those who dance the
-shimmee" at the st. Francis to leave
the floor.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-02
Ripping Rhymes


@ happy as pumpkin I'm happy tTse let ETouhy pumpkin
thunder IS
gold and an the landscape under gorgeous to behold The bee al bHhs
cheese Pm the cleaning, IN happy dawn happy
comhng the dead cats from the lawn; happy eating
IN 7
chappe I've reached i've always happy
again I'm happy
1oysts and ten how good feel Ard other who kick
howdyd the teandrps,
happy pony I'm happy squash that gf phoney
gTHnps grouches This life Is brisk
snappy worth all Of doggne happy you'd
I g %
eoByriEas sssrss Walt MAsOs.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-02

Mrs. Eileen Lindsay was granted q
divorce from Albert Lindsay by Judge
". D. Howe in the 34th District court
saturday. Mrs. Lindsay's maiden name
olLLeen russell was restorea.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-02

EXAMINATION FOR NURSES
A representative o. the state board
Of nurse examiners VIII hold an e1-
animation at Providence hospital June
q and 3. Examination hours VIII be
from 9 20 - a. n and to p. m.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-02

ITTED entirely forgotten tn ole time
" county fair sack race tin we saw
Fawn LippincUtt IN her long hcbble
skirt t'day. When a homely person
does git t tn front We know it's thro'
merit.
--.---.n- N-.-n-- -...---r.r s.-..c.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-02
Prepare A Welcome

THERE has been some comment the absence Of any
representatives Of Texas the Atlantic seaboard to
give official welcome home Texas soldiers returning
homeland The Rocky Mountain club has represented
Arizona and New Mexico welcoming Of those states
and in entertaining them and Gov Thomas E Campbell Of
Arizona, has himself gone New York to extend welcome
to troops returning IN the past few days
Texas has not been represented principally because
Texas have arrived in small units at various times
and the time Of their coming has been uncertain. More
Of them have home singly BY twos and threes
Gov. ". P. Hobby has received petition from
Dallas that committee Of Texas and be dele
gated official reception committee to give welcome to
the ssh and seth divisions when they reach port The 35th
contains elements Of the old Texas national guard while
the goth is composed very largely Of Texas draft
This plan VIII doubtless appeal to Gov. Hobby, who
realizes well anyone else that il would be showing
shameful lack Of appreciation Texas did not have
body the to greet the Texas divisions when they
return to the United States.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-02

There is report from Geneva Switzerland, that 500
have been purchased the league Of nations at $1,000
Where was 81 Paso not to get in that? The
next question is. who is going to pnt up the money!
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-02

Threat Of general strike among telegaphers VIII sur
prise the public who thought the tesgraphsrs had struck
long age and that the messages being copied BY Office
bows and Transmitted by freight.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-02

just tina consumers luck that the announce
Of coming drop the price Of beef makes its ap
pearanoe just the time when his appetite calls for
iced salads and strawberry shortcake
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-02

The transports that bring American soldiers home
should carry unsssated hyPhenatss the return trip
to Europe.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-02

Salem Barlow has been feeling fine
al day, a woman this morning having
told him he was looking younger and
handsomer al the time.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-02

It can be seen right now that under the msnaator.
plan rrh old Uncle sam is going to have host Of poo
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-02

Fletcher Henstep, who has been read
ing some B0lshevik literature, got sore
at the United States and has moved
his house back off the public road.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-02

w "
AND FOoIIsHLv think
IT'S THE oceans roar.
AND THIS Poor party man.
THINKS THAT what he hear.
IS THE peoples voice
AND IT rins him win fear.
AND RE hasn't the nerve
TO STEP rlght I'd.
LIKE Most Of the voters
would WAIT him to do.
AND SAY right out
1T DOESN'T seem right
WE SHOULD take this maa-
~TOR BIS sun lifetime
cox A nissrly salary
~ASD THEY whea he's old
JUST THROW him cut
AND. As1ysAY.
JUST A postotfice clerk
WHO Is hidden away.
IN A postofnce placs.
ISN'T VERY Important
N coNFARIsoS-
70 THE big dollar fsliovA
WHO HAVE 50 many things.
FOR OR congress to do
7 THAT IT has no time.
FOR A little guy.
LIKE A postotlcs clerk
T THINK you.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-02

ell.IN AAIA NAMN W NNNu F0A-"N- 4 u
ness in my family for 20 years and
After these years Of service ]
declining. and 7 realize that the TN
and no pension in siehtl
Whats the answer
IF You'll go back
THRoUeH YOUR IS years
IT WILL come to you
THAT THE political parties.
or THIS glorious land
HAVE ALWAYS agreed.
THAT FOH PATRONAGE purpose
THE POST Once Job.
HAS BEN quite success
AND so It has been
THAT MOST OF the tire.
OUR PosT1IasTERs eESERA
HAVE BEEN very wise men.
IN A party way.
AND WHEREVER you find
A VERY wise man
IN A party way.
YOU WILL usually ind
THAT THE man.
IS AFRAID o. himself
AND AFRAID Of the voters
AND EvERTTHISe else
AND PERAsIBULATEs.
WITH HIS one good ear
Or MS I've s90d ears
50 CLOSE to the sround
TIT he eaa't hear a thiag.
But A rumblinE-
LIKE YOU hear IN a shsn
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-02

7 fear the state OF Texas IS going
TO bring down luon herself not only
from her own citizens but Of many
other states the curses OF thousands
IN the near future because there is no
blue sky law 20 protect the innocent
investor in oil ventures said samuel
v Hunt, OF everywhere u do nor
see that the investor has much chance
under the Texas laws and any ore Of
business sense and a knowledge OF
human nature can watch this oil game
ard see that the promoters OF a GER
tain percentage Of these oil companies
are out to make money as sure
thing game. The investors are trust
ing 70 luck IN any wen OF wells. that
goes without saying. but so far as /
can see he has 70 trust biiudly 20 the
promoters II looks 10 me as IF an
effort should he made TO get a good.
fair blue sky law through at the ex-
ira session OF the Texas legislature IN
June If Il is not done ] think 7 fore
see a big fleeing in the near future.
II Is too easy to get all this easy
money and no honest man could OBJ
ject TO a reasonable blue sky law
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-02

Tile Mexican gold peso was worth
50 cents in American money last June.
but by December IL had dropped 10
So cents" said James p. Stewart.
American consul at chihuahua city.
During 1878 a premium OF from three
70 five percent was paid for nickel and
copper coins. The Importation Of
american money for payment o.
wages by the mining and smelling
companies changed the situation. and
before the end Of the year more than
half the money IN circulation in the
state OF Chihuahua was American
money None OF the old banks in Chi
huahua have resumed operation. but a
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-02
Lille lnterUie0s

s. quite a colony OF Americans IN Bra
II who settled there after our war Of
che south and theF speak wen Of the
treatment they receive in that coun-
rs. As to calling the Brazilians Boil
sherikli that IS nonsense no more
-liralarous. kind hearted and sincere
people ever lived We could keep cot-
Zee prices down here II we did not
waste so much Of it II the making Of
the brew The Braziliana have a more
economical method
Il have been astoundsd AZ the very
great change over the great part OF
dent wilson curing the PAST year
even in the southern states and before
the armistice was signed % began.
said Joe Bennett, Of Mexico City. for
marry years a resident Of II Paso-
and that change is strongly aelirs-
AT. Wilson ana his adrlilist ira ton J
have 10 travel a great deal over the
east and south in my business FOR a
machinery house and know that this
feeling against the president heEan
to arise Before the 1rmlsrtce. ana
when man could have been arrested
Tor expressions against the chief exec
utlve. After the signing OF tnal docl-
ment 1t burst forth. am sure have
not had man during the past year
speak in favor OF the president and
his administration. especially OF fore
eien affairs. That may sound queer,
but it could not have been luck with
the men I happened TO talk with Tor
K sought mems views by the hundreds.
in a quiet way. IN the course OF my
travels hack and forth. 7 got these
opinions from men in all walks OF
life, and have no hesitation in say
ms that II 1Ir- Wilson was runrlug to-
daF he would get a surprise. even in
the dyed in the wool Democratic
southern states. As 10 Americans in
Mexico. II one OF them was 10 speak
for Wilson he would be a r1ra avis
FOR the English language Is heavily
called upon 70 express their opinions
OF him
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-02

A BUILDING caught On IRE IN Tick
n vile Friday morning. A large crowd
was present and all went away salts
fled, as the department could not put
it ont before they got through watch
ing il.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-02
LfttIe Chris
.hloTHER.- asked Little

M -
Nl Chris, At a re-
view OF soldiers at
Fort Bliss, .-hovv
does a mnma know
her boy when he's a
soldiers They All
ailke.s
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-02
When a Postoffice Clerk Works All his
Life, What Can He Do at the End2

DEAR K. B IN postofi nearly years Ny
- rating percent u the first Of last July
salary had always been $500 Then raised to s have had sick
family years and barely
years find faculties health rapidly
And 10 pension in seht
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-02

The El Fasc HERALD Tnformatlcn aurss
charge. Elth accurate and authoritative en-
conce-ulug U1ict information can Be bad
rious federal goFernr1.nt departments tha
experts and scientists In ere government se
age for reply uus- accompany each ir1ul
M.-l-l--rn. D. G
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-02

urulata1 readers tree o.
On a1y and an 11tfcct1
led resources cl the va
couEre1s ana t1s may
M rhree cents n ro1l-
the infcrUaucn waited
RE y. Haarn. rirectcr.
The Washington herald., 1919-06-29
PoIf-"snnp IL Up!"

"Snap 1t Up"' the Twenty-ninth
Division. A. E. +. soldier show.
~ which Gen. Rershing Is quoted as
,aying II is the best show of the A.
z. F. will be the attraction at ron >
opening on Sunday night.
The show will be presented here ex-
,ctiy as il was given in the barns.
jurouts and hangers. ON the other
,ide. There are fifty boys in the
.ast. inctnding an orchestra Of twenty
musicians. The music is all new ana
original. and was written and COM
posed BY Ray Leavitt, Alex Porter
md Dick Kirschbaum. The costumes.
200. were made by the boys them
IeIyes, Private Beveridge Martie.
Washington boy. designing them. At
10 time during the show is any ref
srence made to the army. The whole
show is on the lines OF a Broadway
musical comedy having all the beal-
iful girls" ponies, ladies" in wait
ng. etc.
Among the local boys in the cast
ire Private Warren Davis. Private
small, Private Kirk, Corp. Kane. Pri-
rate Ruggles. Musician Foster WEIGH
and Private Alexrod. One of the
many big features of the show Is the
Dance Of the Desert" by Private
dartie. Foster welch. 1.-THE one-man
,and." Is also another novelty-iu fact.
he whole show is just filled with
continual new and novel ideas. and
he slogan OF the show Is never a
luIl moment. thus the title OF Snap
{ Up"
The Washington herald., 1919-06-29
CrandaII's MetropoIitan-HSo
Bride"

In Some Bride" the feature OF the
photoplay bill at Crandall's Metropoli-
tan Theater the first four days OF
this week. Viola Dana has another
of the vivacious comedy roles that
permit her to display her mimetic
gifts to greatest advantage
As Patricia Morley, a bride OF a
few weeks. whose ''won't-behave"
eyes involve her in a variety OF per-
picking situations. from which her
jealous husband makes no effort to
extricate her. Miss Dana ventures
into new fields. While the locale of
the story is throughout the length
of the picture laid in a picturesque
California beach resort. the scenes
are widely divergent in character and
permit the star greater range in ex-
preston than many of the vehicles
in which she has recently been screen
ed. AS a supplementary feature Larry
Semon will be pictured in the leading
role OF pictorial farce. His Home
Sweet Home"
Beginning Thursday and continuing
the chief attraction at the Metropoli-
tan through Saturday, will be pfc
sented William Anthony McGuire's
"Playthings of Passion" in which
the stellar role Is portrayed BY Kitty
Gordon. In the role opposite w. Law
son Butt. the eminent English actor,
will be seen.
The Washington herald., 1919-06-29
N. r. KeIth'-vaudeviIIe.

Marie Dressler. the heydenesque
.omedienne. will be the extraordi-
,ary attraction at B. F Keith's
rheater this week, commencing at
Mondays matinee. She will indulge
n the pranks for which she is IA
nous. William L Gibson and Regina
-onnelli will play "a Honeymoon
"trip" Seabury and Shaw will pre-
lent a dance panorama including a
'defi'' number for the attention of
~ the hometown dancers Alfred
.atell. with Elsie Vokes assisting.
1in play lie CHEN Rigole." Burns
md Frabite will indulge IN
Shoes" Kimberly and Page will
yner Spring Is Calling" James II.
cullen. The Man from the West"
will merrily discourse Degnon and
:lifton will include Taking Things
Easy" Other features will be ad-
led. Next Sunday at and SIS p. m
The Washington herald., 1919-06-29
CrandaIPs savoy-''The Money Cor,
raj"

THE Money Corral" in which
William S. Hart. in the role of a red
blooded cattleman. leaves the wild
scenes to which he has been bred in
the West to bring CONSERVATION into
the predatory lives of a particularly
vicious gang of cutthroat financiers
in Chicago. will be the outstanding
feature of the photoplay bill at Gram
dall's Savoy Theater and Garden to-
day and tomorrow.
On Tuesday and Wednesday the
Savoy will offer Charles Klein's po-
lice play. THE Third Degree" with
Alice Joyce and GLADDEN. James.
Other bookings include: Thursday.
June Elvidge in Love and the Wo-
man." Friday. Hale Hamilton III
Full of Pep" supplemented by
Montgomery and Rock in "Harems
and Hokum" There will be a special
holiday matinee Friday. beginning at
go. Saturday. Vivian Martin in The
Hometown Girl" with Mack Swain in
The Washington herald., 1919-06-29

the monks, and at last is saved by
the Pritish who sent her to Ameri-
ca where she has written of her
life. finally acted same and will talk
in conjunction with the showing of
the picture at the Garden. which
gives every detail OF her harrow
ing years in Armenia: and Miss
Mardiganian will tell the facts of
her actual experiences. A SPECIAL
matinee for ladies only is given
daily.
Crnndnirs-"LoSe and the Woman
At Crandalrs Theater the first
three days of the current week. be-
ginning today, will be presented for
the first time in Washington a thrill
ing drama of more than ordinary
dramatic power entitled Love and
the Woman" in which the stellar
role is enacted upon the screen by
June Elvidge. In this subject Miss
Elvidge is cast in a dual role and
has, 1t is said. the most fruitful op-
portunity of her career in shadow
drama The narrative which the pic
ture unfolds concerns a poverty
stricken maid in a cheap hotel who
substitutes her baby for the child of
a rich family in order that the IN
FAINT may have the luxuries that
money commands. In roles that
mark the extremes of the sociai
scale. Miss Elvidge has unusual scope
for interpretive power that has i'm
pressed itself indelibly upon the COLI
sciousness of intelligent picture low
ers. The supporting company. direc-
tion and photography are of uniform
ly high quality.
On Wednesday and Thursday al
Crandalrs the chief offering will be
True Heart Susie" the latest of the
D. W. Griffith releases. The book
ing for the last two days Of the week
The Washington herald., 1919-06-29
Moore's Strand-Mae Murray In
sSThe Big Little Person.

The story of a patient, tender little
woman's battle with the affliction of
deafness is told in THE Big Little
Person." in which photodrama Mae
Murray, formerly Broadway's most
popular dancer, has the leading role
at Moore's Strand Theater Sunday
only of this week. In this production
the popular little screen star shows
her wonderful versatility In handling
the role of girl to whom the future,
by reason of the curse of deafness.
looks very black. especially since her
faltering. roaming lover shows that
he is ashamed OF her afflictlon and
Is worried lest he should lose his
precious voice In shouting at her.
A young inventor. whose sympa-
thetic nature has found an outlet in
perfecting a wonderful device which
makes the deaf hear. comes into her
life. How her lovers final act of
brutality is the means OF restoring
the girls hearing. and how she even
tually finds the happiness which was
always her just due, Is beautifully
told and portrayed in the screen
adoption of the story by the same
title from the pen of Rebecca Hooper
Eastman.
As previously announced, the Strand
will close for the season Monday OF
the current week.
The Washington herald., 1919-06-29

paviIions where lunch may be
spread. and there are rustic benches
and lovey-dovey bowers fer those
who like TO spoon
The gay boardwalk. a mile long.
will appeal 70 others. There 10 =
seemingly endless string OF amuse-
ments. all built out over the water.
including the giant Derby racer.
which has . movement all its own.
Dancing 10 a real pleasure at the
beach. for It is free and IL Is cool
and Is always famed by deiightfuI
breezes- Bert Saulsman's musicians.
the 5axxiest OF the jazz. give con-
eerts every afternoon and evening
The orchestra IL composed entirely
OF ex-soldiers.
The Washington herald., 1919-06-29
Norfolk Day Trips

An unusual demand for reserva-
tions 60 Colonial Beach. Piney Point
and Norfolk. for the Fourth OF July
and over the weekend. by the
steamers of the Washington and
Southern Navigation Company. in
dicates that many washingtonians
are taking advantage of the unusual
opportunity afforded by this COM
pany's unique service The steam-
The Washington herald., 1919-06-29
Chesapeake Beach.

Those contemplating an all-day
outing will hnd Chesapeake Beach.
the bay resort a delightful spot.
where the excursionist can spend
his time in a dozen different ways.
In the cool. quiet groves overlook
ing the bay, one may find perfect
rest and contentment There are