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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-21
President Replies
10 20 Questions
\ Of Senator Fall


nofn 10 tnafate a. xestine IN those
nuutfN D tfuNfe1khIp with respect OF
tneir final disposition and tosefn
ISittesn. rhsrs has been 4 pro.
zion ef N.<Ns tV1raeat possessions.
NhQe1 c~onfiInntion and execntion fa
d~oIHndtnt IIth the approval of the
leefte Of nations and ina listed
ttntIt . Party - p provisional
AEraEmeAk
Fourteen fhe only agreement be-
tween France ard Great Britain with
r1cnrd % African tfrfiory Nhich ]
am toEnlf1nI concerns the Ifdispoait
fon 81 riehia aIieafv poascssed b.
those cocntrle1 On that continent. The
provisional agreement rcfrrrcd 20 IN
The preceding paragraph owe al
the German n possessions IN
Area a. wei a. elsewhere.
Fifteen No mnnflon war made IN
cunrs.tiion with the teitlemept Of the
senF henIn ofthe service Of an Amer
lean member Of the commission Of
i've 70 b. set on there.
Il. 4. Represented
sixtaeus II was deemed wise that
the United States should be repre-
atntnd ~ one IInemh1r Of the com
mission for aotliinf tho new frontier
lines Of Belgium and Germany, be-
rauae o. tho Unlpoflaf opinion that
Americas representative would add
10 the commission a useful element
OF entircfg ~dinniercsteil judgment.
eotonteen. The choice Of tho COM
mlaG.Sn for the aaar basin vas ieft 20
Iho council Of the league Of nations.
because ila Hanf faEin h for fifteen
YEAR, to 1e directly under the care
ann airec19n 81 the league Of a
fipnn.
Eighteen; Article IS does in effect
provide that five Of the members Of
Tho commission OF sven 20 fla the
boundaries between Poland and
rsechS -Hiovnkia should be nominated
Ir c4ffaln countries becnuee there are
five principal allied and associated
powers. and the nomination OF five
representatives By those powers &C.
essAflly means the nomination Of one
representative by each OF those pow
err.
nineteen: No such commission has
yet been appointed. CThe commission
referred Is that for the fixing Of the
Polish b~cundafloa).
twenty II was deemed wise that
resentatiye On the commission set up
- exercise authority over the
plehlscite OF upper siiesia. for the
same a that ] ~ given with
regard 20 the commission FOR settling
the frontier line Of Belgium and Ger
many.
Sincerely yours
Woodrow Wilson.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-21

George M. Post. u. s. Indian irriga-
tlon engineer returned last night from
the Jcmex.
General Robinson, head Of the u. =.
Indian irrigation service, leaves to-
night for Santa Fe and pueblos north
OF fhnre.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-21
Army Ball Team
to Play Here Sat

THE Elghty-aecond Field Artillery
baseball team arrives In the city to-
night from Tucumcari. The team n
touring the state for recruitiE pub
LEFTY, playing the various towns
They will meet tho Albuquerque
urayn Saturday afternoon at the
Barelas field. The Grays also play
Las Vegas sunday.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-21

Maria. TeNas-Cuptaiu Leonard
Matlack of The eighth cavalry has
captured two MeNlcnuI believed To
have been implicated 10 the capture
OF Avlators Peterson and Davis.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-21

rejected. The ahootinR occurred in
the cour, yard Of me Jewish hospital
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-06
Beauty Chats By Edna Kent Forbes
The Unsome Tvbe.

THERE is type OF gil that IS very
1 interesting 10 study. And, one
might add, very pleasant 10 live with.
She is the winsome sort all sweetness
ard smiles
She IS rarely clver. or II so. she
conceaIs that ract. Possibly she feels
she has enough weapons without
using her brains ] don't mean she
is stupid, 7 simply mean that she
lets you lead her. and that she agrees
with you, and subtly fatters your in
teuect and looks up 10 you as q su-
perior being-she does It whether
you are a man or a woman-and
rarely shows any desire for leader
what does she look lilre2 Well
aside from several characteristics
there's no special type She always
looks adOrably young, she is sweet
voiced, with a soft mouth and an up
ward trick OF her eyes that gathers
in the admirers by sheaves. she IS
usually, but not necessarily a blOnue-
While she may have round blue eyes
and upcurling lasnes, she may also
be plump and dark eyed and olive
skinned and gypsy like She keeps
her youth a long time
Now I never could quite understand
whether this winning little person
was really clever or not Sometimes
7 think she has figured things out
about this way-that some people ike
nrainy women and some do not but
that all like the sOft and WiusOme
type Therefore-she knows only
enough Of her intelligence to make
herself quite irrisistablv sweet. Do
you know many like her2
Questions and Answers
BlOudie-If you possibly can 90 so,
change the sort OF work you are do4
ing II you are losing color and
weight since you began. you are losing
your health And there are enough
openings in other branches Of en-
ployment, surely, for you TO be able
10 find something that would not ruin
your good health.
Auzious-To rid the hair Of nits.
you must first soak the head in kero-
sene to destroy all active vermiu-
shampooinE the kerosene out after
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-06

One day when Uncle WiEgf1y Long
" ears had taken Baby Bunty 10
the five and ten cent store 90 buy the
little rabbit gi-l a new doll, they
saw crowd of animal ladies' at one
end Of the counter.
"Oh. Uncle Wiggiiyr' called Baby
Bunty- Let's go see what they're
selling there.
ION. it's very likely nine cent
diamond dish pans for eight cents or
Il cent side combs for three ueu-
Mes said Uncle WfEgllv. sort OF
disproportionate like and skeptical-
ell 7 want 10 see anyhow said
Baby Buuty. and she skipped along
the store aisle pulling Uncle WiEEily
with her. And when they reached
the counter where the crowd was
gathered they saw a little rat gentle
man selling washing machines.
BUY one for your wife or house
keeper" said the rat gentleman clerk
They make washing day almost as
nice as sunday when you go out M
your auto All you have to DO is TO
put the clothes, with the soap and
cover and then turn the handle and
your clothes come out as white as
snow"
".Ha. num- exclaimed Uncle Wig
El4N- SNNl OF ANNl- alaae- HHAl-
der how Nurse Jane would like one
Of those. Baby Buntyg'
They would be fine for her." said
the little rabbit girl
"ru buy IT," said Uncle Wiggily.
and he did
When the washing machine was
sent TO the hollow stump bungalow
Nurse Jane didn't know what 10 was.
els it a churu TO make butter she
asked.
Then Uncle WiEEily showed the
muslzrat lady housekeeper how 20 put
the clothes in the tub with the soap
and water. close down the lid and
twist the handle
Every time you rUrn the handle
said the bunny. cit makes a thing like
a three-leEEcd stool sEid1ie and er4d-
die around on the clothes. twisting
them an un into hard knots uutwist-
ing them again, and so 1oshluE out
the dirt.
.I see." said Nurse Jane. THAT
sounds fine. L must try 30 next wash
day
"And III help" said Baby Buuty.
II wish we could wash today.
Wen wash the clothes tomorrow,
said Nurse Jane
So early the next morning, as soon
rs Uncle WigEilv had eaten his
breakfast and had started off TO find
an adventure in the woods, Nurse
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-06
The Farms Are Calling

FARMERS Of the country sending out their annual
call for men If a is jobess during these sumner
months it must be because he VIII not take what ne can
get or because he is not physically qualified for hard labor
The park benches ought to be free Of loafers while the
countrvs crops are waiting to be harvested
The beet farms Of Colorado and the wheat farms OF
Kansas and Nebraska are calling for men, offering high
wages and advancing railway fares In the Pecos valley Of
New Mexico 400 to 600 farm aborers wanted in Chaves
and Eddy counties The Salt River valley of Arizona VIII
need 5000 men this sumner The Yuma valley Of Arizona
and the Imperial valley of California have labor shortages
and there IS no oversupply Of hands FL Paso
as the upper and lower valleys.
The wheat farmers of Kansas are petiOning the rail
road administration for special low rate to induce men
to 20 to the Kansas fields Southwestern organizations
are asking the bureau Of immigration to permit influx
Of Mexican labor under the same conditions last year
Everywhere the scale Of pay offered is above prewar rates
There special reasons, sometimes why men cannot
perform farm labor But for the most Of those who
without employment antipathy farm work and desire
remain in not good excuses. There VIII be
less reason for unemployment this summer than usual
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-06

benefit greatly in the next Few
months.
This should be a fortunate sway for
psychic INVESTIGATION and the seers
declare that scientists viii turn ate
tention to this field Of exploration
during the next year
The exploitation of certain classes
OF food or the preaching Of diet sys-
tens seems to be indicated
Neptune. the planet that is believed
to impart vision. gives promise Of new
ventures in business IN which gov
eminent and people cooperate along
novel lines.
War. which the seers declared
might be forever ended sliI VIII veN
che children Of men, they now au-
uounce- and give warning Of dangers
frr removed from foreign battle
fields.
The preaching o. American ideals
viii be one Of the most important OF
the educational efforts which viii oc-
cupy attention during the next Few
months.
The making OF many books on
e1lemeral subjects viii precede
great literary revival. it is prophe-
The discovery that telepathy can
be practired intelliEentlr and scien-
uncqlly wiz be one OF the next tri-
umphs OF the mind Of man. the stars
f0reshadoW-
Deaths hv drowning seem 90 be
nresaged by the stars and they viii
be more numerous than usual Groups
appear to be indicated as likely to be
in peril
Persons whose birthdate &C. is have
the outlook FOR q hau-v and success
ful year. Changes that win be adj
vantageous are forecast The young
VIII court and marry
children born on this day probably
VIII be exceedingly vital and ener-
geric These subjects or Gemlnf gen
orally meet with success IN business.
AS they usually have two lines OF tai
emit their versatility aids rather than
binders rogress-C0nyrigh 1919. BIZ
the Mcclure Newspaper Syndicate.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-06
II Years Ago Today


y hPORIS from Toxic show that the
N countries engaged in the war in
Europe are anxious to come TO terms
OF peace.
Edward Dunn. bishop Of Dallas. is
paying his annual visit TO FL Paso.
This evening the yearly confirmation
VIII take place at the Catholic church
Of the Immaculate Conception. There
viii be about so in the class.
No alarming conditions have de-
veioDed in the situation down the
river where the flood waters are eat
ing their way into the railroad and
the canal The railrpad. the county
J., commissioners and the canal company
Joined in their efforts TO check the
progress OF the water.
The congregation OF St Clements
Episcopal church has purchased the
five vacant lots on the southwestern
corner Of Campbell and Montana
slreets- me present edi1Ice. used hT
the congregation on Mesa avenue. be-
. tween Texas and st. Louis streets. is
Tor sale. The congregation has be-
come too large for the present strUc-
ture
Fred C. Waterman. assistant pas
senger agent Of the Rock Island. a
South Dakota man. IS named as an
applicant for the office Of Juarez con-
sui
Prof Carrera's report on the DrOpo-
sltiou or the French syndicate 10 es-
tablish an artificial silk factory in
this city has been placed in the hands
OF a comm ittee Of five. The commit
tee Of five IS: J. NJ Wyatt Z. S Stew
art. ]. @. Lakeland. A. Courchesne and
n nn
professors offer.
T.. C. Candy. ore expert and for
merly superintendent Of the shelter.
has returned from a trip 20 OaXaca,
Mexico.
Benz. J. Brun. who has taken the
lease on the new Kohlherg hotel. is
I'm the CITY looking over the property.
The hotel is 20 open soon
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-06

a ten hour or so interval As this
does not destroy the eggs you have
TO use the vinegar, clear strength 10
soak them loose from the places
where they have been attached TO
the hair. After that you can comb
them out with a fine tooth comb and
shampoo TO get off the vinegar. The
vinegar won't hurt.
If you have adenoids and enlarged
tOnsils have them removed. Your
health viii be ever so much better
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-06
HOROSCOPE

NEPTUNE and Mars rule strongly
~ for good today. according to as
trology. Saturn is mildly adverse
This is an unusually auspicious day
for starting on journeys. especially If
they are on the water. The signs are
read as indicating meetings with
friends and much pleasure
Military and naval affairs are both
favorably aspected during this con-
neuration which makes for harmony
and unity Of purpose
Engineers and am who do construc-
tive work are subject 60 the most
stimulating influences They should
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-06
. UESTIONS
= AND
ANS WEI S
Is divorce hereasiHs in the


" United states s-F. J. G.
a. Yes. The Census Bureau says
that in 1890 but 81 persons out or
vorces. In 1900 % per hundred thou
sand got divorces. in 1906 So. while
in 1916 H. people in each hundred
thousand broke the marriage bonds
. The compensation is that marriage
has increased reslloneinsly-
O. How dc movies rank among al
vertisers 1T. j. ID.
a DeDartmeut stores have Ions
been the greatest Of advertisers in
many sections the movies now use
nearly as much space Iney adseI-
rlse most literally In the nor-l ~ t7-'-
Iu Great FANS, Mont ror lns-aNc1
movie advertising exceeds depar lmenl
store advertising and the Lrlolnea pl
that city. charges even FOR realin-
notices
@. Who invented the roller alSates
a. Dr. ]. L. Plimton Of New York
invented the roller skate in 100
thereby making a million dollars from
his patent
O. How may Erenss be remove
from wax floors t-ii- ~
a. Cover with turpenrne Tor an
hour or two. then cover Win pow
dered tale and press with = 49,
+ iron Brush OH the AAAAn "a
~ disanpeared, rub with wax; II not
repeat the process
@. what q. meant by the A B. C.
ne three south American re
-161fcs- Argentina. Brazil and Cnile
A. called the A. 3. O. powers
CAnv reader OF The Herald Whe
wants the facts on any subject can
secure prompt service bv Wrlllu5 ~
Head Information Bureau. Freaer-e
r TTasL-7u- Director. washington. u
q state your question briefly an-
enclose a cent stamp for fellE-
nostaee. All inquiries are con- lee1--
-7a7 inc REPLIES being sent direct %
each individually
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-06
Ripping Rhymes
The Knocking Wife

WEES worth
"A who around the
yesterday heard lady complaining state;
shady and rallied gunbd
married left IN the
vel and bridal wreath to church Greek
might have had better who would have bought silk and satin
equipped with fne sedan
only lived through eighteen uJnes5 gathered fellow
gTuble
Of that The wife who's worth the
though he
may tfng poet, a Of soup; but she
neghbors
whiskers hoary, head; but
tel her friends the story, she'd herself
George 1zatrHes AdanA MASON.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-06
-REnFRICK THOMPSON. LUNA
PARK CREATOR. SUCCUMBS

New York. NAY 6-Fredericl5
Thompson. theatrical manager and
known throughout the country as the
creator OF Luna Park, Couey Island
and TopIaud at the san Francisco ex-
position. died today Mr. Thompson
accumulated q fortune iu various
amusement ventures, including the
Hiuuodrome I'm this cirv. he lost
-cavily en- promoting che Toyland con-
cession NJ the Pan-Pacific exposition.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-06
Wires Too Hot For BurIesOn

RE THE American people to think that postmaster gen
n eral Bureson IS relnqushing the telephone and tee
qrarh lines time when they have become too hot for
him to handle? That view is possible when the telephone
line are facing big strike situation and when tn tee-
graph system addition to having been plunged into
financial with big deficit IN sight IS threatened
with nationwide strike And now after having chung TO
the control Of the wire lines when there 10
So Mr. Bureson shows anxiety to get nd Of them In
fact he orders the companies to management Of
their properties at and this despite the fact that he
announced some time ago that legislation would be
y before the lines could be returned Coucts and rates
to stand says M Burleson but how long state
missioners VIII let them stand is another matter.
The wire lines have had unjust treatment since dr
Burleon first took them and the service furnished
government control has been the the history
of modern Communication and that they have been
plunged into the muddle possible marn they
to be turned back for their untange the In
the attempt the companies can do no worse than Mr.
Burleson has done; that much Is certain.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-06
ALine O. Cheer
Each Day O. The Year
BY JOHN KESDRICK BANGS.


looks like reine Weu let # look
II il rain. III seek some nook
where ftis dry. and there III stay
TIL the rain has passed away
Knowing all the time I'm there
When 'tfs over twill be fair.
And that al these falling showers
Are but drink 20 thirsty tloWers-
Copyright. 1913. by The Mcclure
Nawsnaner srndLcara.I
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-06

IT MUST be awful z distinguish your
1 self in a world war an then have
someone offer you a job in a saw mill
before you've been home twenty min
utes. Tn Moots weddin' went off with
out a hitch last night. TIL groom didn't
show up.
Copyugnt National 7te1opapeE Service.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-06

The Austrian commissioners say they VIII have TO leave
right away because they have money left TO pay
their and meals Evidently those French hotel
keepers have been having their inning at going through the
enemy
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-06

First reports from St German were that austria finds
the peace terms entirely acceptable This was amended
they are.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-06

Offices OF the detective department
at the police department are undergo
ing a thorough reuovatinE ana relilo-i-
coarinE-of paint and the floors are 70
BE- finished with special perpara--
ton
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-06

VIII president Wilson be candidate for third term
Not unless he wishes his return to private life the end
Of his second term to be confirmed by popular vote
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-06

"A favorable trade balance sounds fine IN the statistical
reports But what's the good its all going out and moth
ing coming back but / O. U's2
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-06

Possibly Mexican readers are less interested in Gen
Avaro 0bregons announcement Of his candidacy for pres
dent than they would be in that he is taking the field
against Villa give the latter another trouncng ike that
at Leon.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-06
Little Chris

7 TITLE CHRIS was in Carnegie
i square looking at the biz search
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-06
DEMOCRAT SEEMS CHOSEN
DELEGATE FROM ALAsk

Juneau. Alaska. June Except at
ketchikan. where labor troubles
brought out the fun strength OF the
labor vote. George Grigshy. Democrat
is apparently proving an easy winner
over T. o. Jones. labor candidate. in
the election held for territorial dele
gate to congress 20 succeed the late
70. A. Sulzer. Democrat
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-06

Ny DEAR F. ]. r
FROM WHAT you say.
I HAVE a suspicion
THAT ONCE in a while
YOU TALK TO yourself
AND am quite sure.
YOU ARE perfectly sane
AND I wish I could tell you
JUST WHY Dc Is
THAT so many people.
HOLD THE foolish idea
you WRITE about
But really can't
AND ALL I can do.
Is To cheer you up
WITH A little tale
ABOUT A couple Of men
AND I saw them both.
WITHIN THE last month.
AND THE first I saw.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-06
When People Talk, Sing or Just
Whistle to ThemSelVeS-Why?

DEAR B. Can you tell ne why people who sing to themselves are
said to be IN happy mood; and why people who whistle although an
annoyance to Others also looked beng happy frame Of
mind but people hemsshat IS talk to themselves
IN kind Of undertone-are said to be nutiy2
This mystery because quite often people VINO talk to them
selves chewing idea trying solve problem OF which they are
thinking very strongly Sometimes also they something
What's your idea the subject2 Where the psychology
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-06

AND I thought he was nutty.
TILL I found out later.
THAT HE owned the hotel
AND WAS very smart man
AND THAT same week
on A railroad train
GOING OUT to the subur6A
ONE or the passenger
STARTED To sing
ma very loud voice
AND HE couldn't be stopped
AND At one OF the stations
THEY PUT him or
AND CALLED a policeman
AND THE brakeman said
HE WAS a crazy guy.
WITH WHOM they had trouble
ABOUT ONCE a month
AND WHEN the train pulled out
BE WAS fighting the policeman
AND TRYING to sing
BOTH AT the same time.
AND he must have been crazy
FOR IT can't be done.
AND That's all can ten yQu
AND IF il helps you anys
YOU'RE WELCOME TO IL
THANK YOU
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-06

Sergt Alvin York nouutaineer greatest individual her
Of the war gets married almost as soon as he reaches home
Which leads the cuc to remark that some people lust can
be happy unless they are hunting trouble
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-06

ansIFeF was different. Quick ~
flash, Little Chris turned 10 the Off
Ger and saids 81 want 10 shoot another
0nc.7
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-06

Even with the Republicans capturing congress the cry
Of many good Democrat is paraphrase On Isyrerce-
"Dont give up the postmastershiD1
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-06

furnishes readers Tree OF
on any and al s1b5eeta
LED resources oi tus va
Congress and the uany
on. Three cents % post
the Information wanted
.rie J. Haekin. Dirsetor.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-06

The 81 Plso Herald lnformation 81
charge. with accurate and aut horltative
concerning which Information can be b
rious federal government departments.
experts and scientists Do the government
age fQr reply must accompany each lu
and address The ID Paso HeraId tnfor
~ ashlnEton. ID. C