El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-19

{ have not acted upon the Mexican stu
alton. thus backing Up the action OF
[ the FL Pdso chamber OF commerce.
said John H. Regan, assistant man
feel that san Antonio. Laredo,
BrOwnsville.b and even Dallas and
Fort Worth, are Just as vitality inter
ested in the matter Of the protection
Z Of American rights in Mexico and be-
lieve that it is the duty OF the men
behind these civic organizations to
take action upon the Mexican situa-
ton at once
"a great many FL Paso women fail
] to realize that there are a long list
Of good books on Housekeeping and
home economics in the FL Paso Ii
/ brary," said MS NJ c. Sullivan,
librarian 7 am now preparing a
list Of books dealing upon the sub
Ject OF home economics and I feel as
sured that many FL Paso housekeep-
ers viii realize great benefit out Of
these volumes If they study them in
the proper manner"
''Everybody's shoulder to the wheel
viii soon move the wagon" said Miss
Myra Winkler, county school super
/ intendent The committee. composed
Of representatives Of all the women s
organizations together with the city
and county officials. to assist in
bringing about the enforcement Of
laws regarding working conditions
for women and children. can do much
real good II public interest is sympa-
thetic- II is hoped that the movement
VIII have as its ideal the relief Of all
conditions Of family need on account
OF sickness or any other misfortune
which now renders il necessary for
any child to work during school time
There is something noble in a child's
Willingness TO help support the fam
lily while his carefree playmates en-
Joy the advantages OF school II rep
resents on his part a genuine sacri-
lice. for every normal child is eager
to learn. therefore wants to 90 10
school Where he does not the cause
can generally be traced TO some IN
sympathetic teacher who has made
the school distaSteful TO him. Noble
as the sacrifice may be. the little
which Is his birthriEht Ask any man
who has had to fight LIES battles
without a common school equipment
and he viii admit that il has been
hard to the breaking point He has.
perhaps. won the admiration and re-
spect OF everybody who knows values
but. in his heart. has there not been a
little feeling Of bitterness thar il
wasn't quite fair2 Now. there win
be a subcommittee who will have as
their duty the Investigation Of ali
permits issued to children within the
compulsory school ace whose mis-
fortunes REQUIRE That his earning
ability be tested to the limit. Let
rs give them our hearty support.
Give the Riddles a SQUARE deal and
see that everyone Of them has
chance to go 10 school"
Yes" said John r. NcCufcheon. a
mining man. while discussing the
Mexican situation. 7 believe things
are looking better for a sett1 ement Of
fhe Mexican Situation. sometime rea-
sons bly, soon see that a fleet OF
15l varships IS about TO sail for the
Pacific and viii be arnund there some
time in August With that force in
n position to keep the Jananese sec
ton or the league Of nations from
jumping onto us while we are do
ing the cleaning. exnect 10 see
American Intervention in Mexico
Carranza has heen verv friendly 10
j nan for some time. and very M
friendly to us and we are now in the
Tx OF havin~ lined NJ with the beard |
ed woman Of Nevico. and heen nicely I
double crossed II is all right 70 sen7
those shins around there brit do not !
exactly like the idea Of trading off
several millions n human beings. !
even II they are Cinnamon. to get a |
nation into a LEI que of nations an7 !
then Re forced to use 157 warshins as /
2 part Of 4 fore to keen that ration ]
from lSi"king the stuffing ont 81 the I
rfngle7der in the Leo ~ -~-f~-- |
scheme, which same ringleader seems
10 be your Uncle Sam"