El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-03

native walnut trees three years ago.
In some Instances I found some OF
the gratis slightly 'nipped.' but not
seriously so, although the past winter
and the one before that were excep-
tionally cold Some OF these should
bear q E-tle this year. I am grating
on some OF the black walnut trees
that have been planted at some Is
or 90 stations on the Z. P. and 5. w
railroad I shall also graft a Few
trees that people have growing n
II Paso-'
The dic-um Of Robert Burns tha
I A man s. man FOR a. that viii soon
pass into the world OF memories. for
the time has arriT ed Tor man TO admit
that woman had the same right TO
be given another chance as he him
SELF" said AIRS. Rose N. Ohaus. fele-aI
worker for social hygiene Man must
either give the fallen women q chance
20 redeem themselves or else accept
the same ignomiuy that he would
menr has already recognized the
1act, and has done inestimable work
during the past year and a half re-
facilitating the erring women and
aiding them as much rs possible 10
continue on the right course. An IL
percent Of the patients treated az the
county clinic for veuereal diseases
ever return, while previously almost
co percent would return But now.
with the good work Of practical re-
cemprou and marruuly advice only
started. the government is going 90
discontinue IT, as Il was taken pri-
u2arilE as war issue. and because
IL is fundamentally a local problem
The work Is done by municipalities
" q HHfa nnH Oh %
table organizations. and so &C. VIII be
done here eventually. because it IS
inevitable Let the citizens get to-
gether and arrange 20 take up the
work where the government VIII
leave of on June so. and raise moral
ity TO a higher plane in II Paso. or
let the city start a detention home Of
some kind, under board OF welfare
Better women make better citizens
and better citizens make better
cities"
ut seemed a pity TO read that two
Of the FL Paso school hO-s. who had
tried so hard to qualify for the state
could not attend" said Miss Myra C..
Winkler. county superintendent Of
schools That annual contest IS some
thing that gives almost every scholar
an incentive 10 strive FOR greater In
telliEence. as everybody wants 10
study II DO IS true that any OF the
boys could not attend because OF the
expense attached TO H. then some SOFT
OF fund should be set aside 20 defray
their expenses It would be only
small matter to the district or the
city. whereas the return in better edu-
cation would be pronounced"
'T see that chief Wray OF the fire
department has taken a shot at me
regarding baseball I'm the little in
terview column" said captain W. A.
Simpson. $50 I want 20 fire one back
ct the gentleman across the street
I viii admit tina. the chief can play
volley BAH, at least / think thar ne
can, for he IS at that game every day,
but as a baseball player he would
make q good horseshoer il some one
would hold the nails. He couldn't
keep them in his mouth. as most
horseshoers do. for he talks too much.
When the police team goes Up against
the firemen they viii find out that
volley and baseball are two different
stories altogether. We are going to
show the firemen how the thing is
done on May 25."