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The Denver Jewish news., 1919-04-30

FOR RENT-One large sunny bedroom.
Tor one or two gentlemen. Inquire,
York 1920.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-04-30

TWO Jewish gentlemen want middle
aged Jewish lady to take care of
Apt. Box 30 Jewish News.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1919-05-02

Whereas a duplication occurs in the
names or numbers Of certain Streets
of this Village, and;
Whereas, 1t is the sense of this
Council that the best interests Of the
Village will be conserved by changing
the names or numbers OF one Of the
streets wherever such duplication oc-
ours.
Therefore be II resolved that the
names Of the following streets in
McDonald's Addition be and are hereby
changed as follows:
First street TO be changed TO Railroad
Avenue; end street TO be changed to
RI Paso Avenue; Ord street to be
changed TO Alamogordo Avenue; 4th
street TO be changed to CAPTAIN Avy
nue.; 9th street TO be changed to White
Oaks Avenue; 9Th street to be changed
to Nogal Avenue.
Adopted by Board Of Trustees April
20. 1919.
F. j. Sager, Act. Mayor.
Attest: NJ. b. Paden, Clerk. 6-2-1i
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1919-05-02
WE WELD ANYTHING
BUT A BROKEN HEART
OR THE BREAK OF DA

Maybe it is hard for you to
believe such a statement; but we
invite you to give us a trial, and
we will convince you that our
statement is not false or exag-
gerated.
Mr.. c. II. Johnson. who came
to us from the Amarillo Welding
4 Machine Works OF Amarillo,
Texas, is fully competent to hand
lie anything in the Welding line
no matter how large or how small
il may be. He is also a first class
mechanic, having spent several
years in the study of this line Of
work.
Please do not overlook the fact
that we are fulls prepared to
handle all kinds of light and
heavy machine work. Our ma
chinist is among the best you
will find in any machine shop.
The Pre- Heating Plant we
have just added to our equip
ment, puts us in the class of the
best Welding and Machine Shops
in the State. We invite your
rigid inspection at any time you
can find it convenient to visit
US.
Yours for the BEST SERVICE
THAT HIGH GRADE EQUIP
MENT AND FIRST CLASS Me-
CHANCES CAN GIVE.
GARRARD & CORN.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1919-05-02

Charleston, w. Va. Apr. Rs
The manufacture Of the appar-
entity intoxicating, but in reality
powerful and devastating bev-
erage known 90 ''old hem has
grown to such alarming proper
tons In this state that steps are
being taken by officers Of the
state prohibition department to
break up the practice. 1t In said
that many farmers in Gilmer and
Calhoun counties turn out the
mixture even more frequently
than they make buttermilk.
A recipe found scratched with
a nail on the mantei shelf of a
cabin in the mountains. accord
ing TO an officer, gave the fol-
lowing formula:
"0ne-half bushel of meal or
chops. four gallons Of water. four
pounds of brown sugar. three
pounds Of raisins or prunes. one
cake of yeast and the juice of
three lemons. Let stand in a
warm place eight days, stirring
once each day. Strain through
a milk strainer and let set two
days longer. Restrain and serve
with cracked ice. with equal por-
tions of grape juice or carbona-
ated water.
1t is said that when properly
prepared it makes a very pala-
table drink. but has a way OF
kinda sneakin' up on a man.
There seems to be no way of
telling just how much to take
and still remember anything
what happens. A prohibition
officer who tried the decotion
states that the first drink gave
him a sort of a blank feeling 10
the head. and after that he went
all out of himself" He whipped
three of the hired men, burned
down a stable and rocked a flu.
neral procession for eight miles.
Cy Lee. a colored fisherman Of
note. says that he came across
''settin'" of "old hem in the
woods up Buffalo "crick;" thai
the first two drinks made hin
root up all the young saplings in
the vicinity, and hat after he
had consumed about a dipperfu
he went out and pulled up full
trees.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1919-05-02

The SAPPHIRE BALL that is
used in the Pathe monographs
takes the place of needles. And
it never wears out. See them at
Kelley & Son.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1919-05-02

During thelas week DR.. Padeh
assisted by his trained nurse. Miss
Laura Scharf, has performed two
operations for appendicitis from
which both patients have recOv-
cred in a manner indicative of
the best Of medical skill coupled
with valuable assistance and
careful nursing rendered by Miss
Scharf, who has lately under
gone a thorough course Of train
ing at TT. Collins. Colo.
The first operation was per-
formed on Florencio OroscO; the
other on Miss Georgia Lesnet.
Mr.. Orosco was discharged from
the Paden Hospital last Sunday.
Miss Lesnet being discharged the
following Tuesday. These OPP
erations so scientifically perform
ed at our local hospital should in
crease the public confidence in
physicians here at home and de-
stroy the thought that cases of
the most vital Importance must
be performed elsewhere.
Don't fail to see Reese Bros. Min.
strel Show at the Crystal Monday
night, May 6. Funny stories. Eccentric
dancing and witty sayings. Pretty
GIRLS toof
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1919-05-02
Women's Rights

Women have the sacred right
of having something to say about
what kind of a car their husbands
shall buy. Therefore, take the
hint and avoid trouble by pur-
chasing a Buick or Dodge from
Garrard & Corn.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1919-05-02

A car load of the famous Hood
Tires at Garrard & Corn's Gar
age. Don't overlook the fact
that the Hood" Tires are not
only good tires, but the best on
the market. See them land
buy them) of Garrard & Corn.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1919-05-02

FOR SALE Hotel, we'll furnish /.
ed. IL rooms; 2 lots; good well
and cistern. Apply to o. G..
Davis, Nogal, N. M. If
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1919-05-02
Classified Ads

FOR REFT-Small house; close
in. Apply at Land Commits
sioner's Office. 3-25-2t
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1919-05-02
Notice

We are now prepared to fur
nish rooms with or without board.
Best of Home Service at the
Grand View Hotel,
Mrs. Az Hearne, Prop. 3-25-tf
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1919-05-02
FOR SALE One roller. top desk
also Oil range with freless cook.
er. Inquire Outlook office.
The Western Garage can sup
ply your automobile wants. 3-7tl

Shorts $500, Corn SAL 5,
Oats SO. 80, Chops 50. 35, Bran
2.40. Cotton Seed Meal "a. 65
per sack. SEEDS: Amber
Cane $500, Spring Wheat $4. SO.
Mixed Chicken Feed S4. so.
Terms cash; prices subject
TO change without notice.
Humphrey Bros.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1919-05-02

All speech and all music are
simple from a mechanical stand
point, and therefore capable Of
well.nigh perfect transmission
by telephone, or of nearly per-
feet recording, preserving and
reproducing by photograph. -
Kelley & Son.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1919-05-02

FOR RENT-A two room house,
furnished. Apply at Land Com
missioner's office. 4-25-tf
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1919-05-02
Bring in Your Hides

Highest CASH price paid for
hides and pelts at the Carrizozo
Trading Co.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1919-05-02

FOR SALE-One second hand
pounds
capacity, in fine condition. One
Kitchen Cabinet; one child's he'd
and mattress. Apply to Mrs.
Leland. ROLAND place.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1919-05-02

You must eat; consequently
you must buy groceries.
Patty & Hobbs.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-26
Ira Ue IRtte

COPAN.
HOPAV is a city Of mystery. The
- people who once thronged its
streets and bowed at its affairs are
long since gone, leaving no record Of
their existence save the hoary stones
Of their city. These stones. built
into pyramids, walls and monuments
bear their story carved in the Maya
characters But no descendants have
survived TO interpret the stories, and
no scholar has arisen wise enough to
read the picture wrieings OF Copan-
Ruins OF this Oldest city OF the
Maya Indians may still be seen Dy
those sufficiently persistent and en-
thusiastic 70 seek them out A little
Indian village in western Honduras.
and the river on which II lives 20 keep
the name Of Copan alive today. To visit
the ruins Of the great Copan you must
seek out this village by trains and
then 90 a long journey on horse
back Just beyond the village lies
the old Maya metropolis
The only Inhabitants OF Copan to-
day are queer figures OF the Maya
gods that peer out Of unexpected hid
ing places like the creatures Of a
bad dream Wonderfully carved many
Of them are grotesque in attitude and
expression, according to the artists
conception Of the beings OF the other
world
When Copan flOurished, how IL fell
and what became Of its last people. no
one knows. The city is as desolare
as only a deserted city can be. op-
pressive and sad even in the bright
sunlight of "a tropical midday.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-26


HER NAME IS Josephine.
AND SHE says she loves ne.
AND II don't print her letter
SHE'LL QUIT loving ma.
AND WON'T read me any more.
AND SHE says she has husband
AND HIS name IS August
AND HE'S in the liquor business
AND THAT the first OF July.
WILL BE the end OF August.
THIS YEAR.
AND IT may be an old Joke.
But I'VE been away.
AND HADN'T heard fl before.
AND HER complaint is.
THAT SOME time last fan
HER RENT was raised.
But THE liquor business
WAS DOING very well
AND SHE paid IT,
AND A couple Of weeks ago.
on THE first OF April
HER LANDLORD told her.
THEY WERE going to decorate.
AND PUT-in telephones
AND BECAUSE Of that
THE RENT would be raised
AND a week later
THE MAN came FOR the rent
AND SHE asked about the phone
AND THE man said
THAT THE telephone company.
COULDN'T PUT any IN
FOR ANOTHER two years.
AND BEING a woman.
SHE TALKED back to the man.
But SHE had TO pay the rent
WITH THE latest increase.
AND WHEN she had paid t.
THE MAN said.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-26
Few Producing Oil Wells Yield 100 Barrels Day Each
Sick Soldiers Form Theatrical Troupe to Help Victory Loan

ct HAVE just returned from East
1 land on business said George Z.
Wallace, land while there I went over
the entire Ranger oil district I am
conservative when I say that 80 per
cent OF the producing wells do not
yield 100 barrels a day each own
oil property, I am interested in oil
property, have a well that is being
sunk but I cannot help from utter
ing an admonition TO the people Of
FL Paso- The greater majority Of
those who are buying Oil stock to-
day are simply throwing away their
money 7 say this in the hope Of
saving some poor woman or man
who has labored and sacrificed TO
save up a few dollars and now is
contemplating buying oil stocks. If
you must buy look well into what
you are TO buy, look well and long
and then decide not TO buy. The re-
action of this oil fever in Fl PasO
is bound 10 be a depression. The
small man that has staked his all.
in the wild hope of getting rich
quickly, is the one that VIII suffer
most
Up at the United states army hos
pital. Fl Bayard, y. H., which Is
for soldiers afflicted with lung and
throat troubles we have a large or
chestra composed OF patients and all
the Instruments are supplied by the
American Red Cross" said Doyle E.
Hinton. field director OF that or
ganizatiOu- Nor IS this all these men
have got up to amuse their fell
lows. They have got together a
very creditable troupe OF 20 people
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-26
Beauty Chats By Edna Kent Forbes
FaHeninq Desserts.

CTOUT women are invariably fond
y Of sweets and rich desserts
which is, OF course, q reason for their
flesh They dote upon q large piece
Of deep dish apple pie. smoking hot
and smothered in cream. They love TO
eat rich pink ice cream on warm days.
and delicious cake with half an inch
Of chocolate filling between each
luscious layer. They like 10 nibble
cookies between meals-they never
somehow, count these as f0odl And
they enjoy seeing a sentimental play
while consuming a box Of chocolate
creams
Vow Just 20 show how fattening
these things are, Pm going 70 give
their value in calories, which Is the
best way we have Of comparing the
relative nOurishing value Of foods.
An ordinary slice OF pie which Is
about one-siZth Of the whole pie, has
an average value OF $50 calories. Add
10 this cream at so ca10rIes for every
tablespoonful and you can see how
fatteniug this dessert can be.
Cake depends upon the ingredients
Tor its nourishmeut. A slice OF plain
cake would be about 2Q0 calories.
layer cake with rich icing and filling
would be about $50. lee cream OF
course also depends upon its richness.
"a heaDing tablespoon is 100 TO $50
Galleries. two OF three tablespoOnsful
make an average serving.
A cookie is generally about 50 cal
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-26

nital board Noticea bic improvements
are being made in the tubercular de-
partment by the county commission
ers. Both the pavilion ana cottages
are being painted inside and out.
more windows are being cut in the
cottages, cracks have been closed and
the place cleared Of flies. Individual
cabinets have been provided for the
patients 70 use for their personal be-
lOnEiugs- A nurses Gotta &c has been
built and provides, besides her apart
menL storage room. diet kitchen
and medicine and treatment room.
Separate linens are soon 20 be pro-
vided for this department A county
nurse has been employed who gives
her entire time to the tubercular
cases and the patients are now get
ting the care they need
The subject Of a public playground
has often been discussed by mothers
and teachers said Mrs Lee n. ON
dorff. 1T has been obvious that the
ground should be where the children
living in fats would have easy access
TO t.
AS such property is very expensive
just now. the Pareut-Teachers asso-
citation % 1Iorehead school decided 10
provide q supervisor from the hours
Of & TO s o'clock p. m and thus use
the school grounds This plan not only
benefits the children Of the school but
any number Of children are privileged
20 play on the grounds and the moth
ers feel perfectly safe in permitting
them TO do So
The supervisor has been carefully
selected. being a mother herself AS
she is not q member OF the school
board. she IS paid from the dues Of
the association and by benefit enter
rainuenrsn
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-26

cries, q doughnut, chiefly because Of
the fat fried into IL is worth about
10. A chocolate cream is about 100
calories.
So II you are too stout, You know
few things you must positively d.
without or II you eat these, you
must cut out their value in other
foods. II you must have deep dish
apple pie and cream over il for din
ner, you can do so, but the rest Of
your meal VIII have to consist chief
" OF lettuce with vinegar and salt
and pepper dressing or boiled spinach
or something like that whose fatten-
ing value is practically nothing.
Questions and Answers.
c. H-Peroxide is a bleach and is
often used on the skin, but 1t would
not take away birthmarks or such
things.
a. c. Dust to be sure there IS
no eczema Of the scalp, have your
doctor examine the hair
E. c. B.-Yes, you are quite too
large, at least 25 pounds, and you
should reduce See the Chat above
and those about reducing which ap-
pear every week or so
Priscilla R.-For the foot odor. Try
rubbing the feet every night with
Taseline or cold cream or olive oil
besides giving them the daily bat5
and the other treatments you use
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-26
UEST IONS
AND
.ANS w E r S

N What are the seven deadly
~. sin.f E. W. c
A The seven deadly sins are
Pride, lust. covetous- sss, gluttony'
anger, envy and sloth.
q Is there n living descendant in
the United States OF NaPoieon's fam
ilyf J. T.
A. Charles Joseph Bonaparte,
former attorney general Of the United
States and secretary Of navy in Roose-
Velts cabinet, whose residence IS m
Baltimore, Nd, is the grandson OF
Jerome, brother Of Napoleon.
G. How can L get rid Of WasDa in
the hOusef u. r. T.
A Wasps can be eLterminated by
burning sulphur. as sulphur lE pols
onous. everything edible or living
Sulphur may taruish jewelry or orna-
ments so IL is safer to remove them
before burning it
q. Have you n recipe for making
Charlotte Russell L. c. B.
A. Line a plain round mold with
LADY fingers, putting them close to-
gerher. Nix a little sugar and gela-
tine dissolved in a little water with
a pint Of cream and whip wen, then
put in hollow made by cakes. Serve
in mold
O. Can you tell me who was the
subject OF Leonardo dl N1uci'n famous
portrait .'lIOna LisasD L. n. b.
A The subject OF this portrait was
the third wife OF the Florentine, Fran
cescO del GiOcOndo, whence the name
Ia Gioconda-" by which the portrait
is known in France
O. What Is the HaH Of Fameg A.
VI. n.
A. In March. 1900. the sum Of $3.50.
600 was given 10 the University Of
New York, TO found a Hail Of Fame
for great Americans. Fifty names
were % be chosen in 1900 and five
each succeeding five years through
the 10th century. One hundred cleo
tors from all the states were asked
10 nominate 50 names. George Wash
fngton received % votes on the first
ballot At the present time So mem
bers have been elected
fAny reader OF The Herald who
wants the facts On any subject can
secure prompt service by writing the
FL PasO Herald Information bureau.
Frederick. J. Haskin. director. Wash
ingron, d. C. State your question
briefly and enclose a scent stamp for
return postage. All inquiries are
confidential the replies being sent
direct 70 each individually.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-26
Little interpiews

and will give a series Of entertain
ments at Silver City and other neigh
borning towns in the interest, pri-
marily, OF the Victory loan campaign
now on 1t is not recorded that this
aggregation will not come 20 Fl Paso.
and If il does, I can promise a credit
able and original performance with a
play, written by one Of our men, and
original music and songs The play
songs. music, all are designed for the
particular object Of helping the Vic
tory loan but there viii be plenty Of
genuine merit shown throughout"
I am very fond OF a joke" said
state senator r II Dudley. and the
best yet are the talks made here in
Fl PasO, tby Zach Lamar Cobb, a
representative of the government. on
conditions in Mexico. Then comes G.
Jack Neville whose articles in the
Fl Paso Times. pretend TO treat OF
Mexican conditions The joke is ap-
parent TO any one who really knows
Mexico when some one tries 20 say
conditions are so much better. 7 do
not care whether they killed Zapata
or not, ] hope they did. but there
are the facts as to conditions over
and then 70 have Cobb and Neville
o, what's the use2"
a great deal more is now being
done for the tuberculars at the county
hospital than ever before said Dr.
". r. Johnson The work which
Dr. A y. Long began out there about
a month ago had not regularly been
attended for a long time on account Of
the scarcity Of medical men in the
city. The direction OF the work is en-
rirely under the direction Of the hos
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-26
Short SHatCheS
From EUe1y1gHe11e

Before Germany can settle up she
must settle down--Detroit Journal
America viii be satisfied to annex
an the world 20 the democratic idea.
Chicago Daily News
after an, why should not Paderew-
SKI De the man 10 bring harmony 20
Poland--NeW York World
Now that women are no longer
Knitting sweaters we fear a return
OF the dolly periL-Wa shiuEton Post.
The great pio0lem Just now seems
20 pc now 90 make Germany safe Tor
the Germans Minneapolis Tribune
A world that can survive the pueu-
monte and teuroulc plaques ear stand
anythiug--Greeuvlle Piedmont
Marshal F0ch wants the watch on
the Rhine permanently equipped with
French works.-Arkausa Gazette.
Il the terms OF the armistice were
agreeable 90 Germany they would %
be the right kind OF terms.-Albany
Journal
Did y0u know there IS trouble in
Faramakkapol and in the suburb Of
kadi Keul2 Wen, there is.-New York
Telegraph
A German economist says Germany
strove for a new order" Wen she
GOT &C.. and 10 was move ou-'-Atlanta
Constitution
TIE peace conference VIII probably
furnish barber chairs for the Bolshe-
vik delegates 40 Princess Island
Brooklyn Eagle
several bars viii be added 10 the
music Of the world when our ma
hoeauy Of the tap rooms Is sawed into
piano legs.-Brookly Eagle.
Berlin. once ambitious TO run the
governments Of the world IS now IN
able 20 keep the street cars running.
. "a
The trouble with the Irish question
that too many OF the Irish people
want what too many Of the Irish peO-
NE don't Waut-pe+roir Free Pres
Herb Hoover told two German food
robbers in Belgium TO 30 20 h.
with his compliments. and they
promptly returned 10 Germany
Washington Post.
These reports thar the Prussian
children are cheering for the allied
troops make 10 look as though those
Germans were trying 10 kid rs along
littie-1faniia Republic
Not having senator Cham berlain' 8
sources OF informa ton, Germany
failed 10 detect all that American milk
rlry Incompetence which the senator
is stiu talking about-New York
World
When the autitobacco fanatics have
made DO impossible for a man 70 find
O place on earth where he may smoke,
we know another place--ulinois state
Register Springfield
Col. Roosevelt did not discover the
Ten Commandments but the trouble
came from his vautiug 90 apply them
to a lot OF r7en who felt that they
were outside those issues iuneapo-
lis Journal
We do not like 20 borrow trouble.
but we are friEhtfully afraid that
while we are making Europe safe for
democracr the party viii lose every
postoffice fn the United States--
Houston Post
in his talk az the banquet in honor
of president Wilson. king George
said thar THE American people speak
the tongues Of Shakspere and Mil
ton I'm the main we do, but we
have added a few words and phrases
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-26
= More Truth Than Poetry =
By JAMES J. MONTAGUE.
4 Tip To The Topper.

you may keep ucOred and handy stocks of whisky and brandy
you may your cocktail mangs by key stair;
you by all that's awful that although be unlawful you
going to take your tOddy if it lands you the chair
YOU can vow prohibition for man your position and control upn
your habits outrage and shame; but despite your indignation
and defiant conversation when the country boong you
to do the
FOR the art Of getting pad Ike other have mastered
an that you find the key your and the noble
Of bOoz though IOngPaesed whisky user give I'D the game
disguised If they have to drink alone.
60 you well admit you shortly going quit though
packed whole bales Of bottles Of cellar shelves Men will
liquor their lunches and each evening bunches they will
drink where crowds drinking but they WON'T drink by themselves
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-26
CISCO IS GROWING FAST;
MANY BUILDINGS UNDER WAY

Cisco. Texas. April 25.-The strikes
and other hindrances TO street JIM
provement here have been remedied
and progress is being made In the lay
ing Of pavement on Main street
Practically the entire street for sew
eral blocks is q mass Of brick, pipes,
lumber and building debris. The frame
Of the five story building being
erected By the Cisco Banking COM
pany is complete and wall work has
started. Three floors OF this building
are to De used as offices for the
Texas company Several other three
story buildings are about complete
and second and third stories are being
added to several Several apartment
and roomiug houses are under way
The brick plant Of the Cisco Light and
Gas company Is nearing completion