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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1919-12-17

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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-28
:. HOROSCOPE =.
FRIDAY, AUeUsT 90, 1e1o.

THIS is a day Of conflicting planetry
1 influences. according to astrol-
ogy. While the Sun and Mercury are
IN benefic aspect Saturn and Uranus
are adverse
As long as Saturn and Uranus are
unfriendly there viii be q coutinu-
ance Of scandals and libel suits. it is
predicted Those in high places will
be subject to the most sinister ru-
mors and gossip.
Owing to the power OF the malefics
that affect human judgment. ingratf-
tude for high serviSe TO the nation
may be manifested and a spirit OF
envy and jealousy man gain unfor-
tunate control in certain quarters.
This rule is most favorable to the
plans Of editors ard publishers 1t
is believed TO aid especially those who
record historic events.
international disputes and misun-
derstandings Will be numerous as the
autumn advances. but these win he
only part OF the process Of world re-
adjustment and VIII not be serious
until later.
Great power Is 70 be attained BY
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-28
Lille Interoiews
Lille nterOews
Says Texas Democrats Cannot Stand Wilson's Policies
Who Will Be Speed Cop" To Catch LawIess AviatorS?

Ariz. 1T was astounding how men
talked against the president and in
no mild terms. either. The admins
trstion's Mexican policy 22s appar-
emily the leading point Of criticism.
but the league OF nations and many
other things came in for objections
If Houston is any criterion the peo-
pie Of Texas are getting tired Of Mr..
Wilson and his methods OF course
nothing could make Texans give any
II Mr. Wilson runs again Texas viii
give him much reduced majority, I
am sure I am one Of these Texas
Democrats who had enough OF hum
last time. Ny father, so wears old,
and Texan, who had voted the Dem
ocratic ticket all his life. voted
against him at the last election"
with the establishment soon Of
aerial passenger lines in FL Pas9,
some provision viii have to be made
to regulate civilian sirplane traffic
in the business district Of the city"
said councilman William T. Griffith
The members OF The city council
have discussed this matter TO some
extent. but nothing viii he dOn5 until
the passenger lines begin operating
over the city. one difficulty that VIII
be encountered in the enforcement
Of an ordinance regulating aerial
traffic policeman So far we have
not been able TO find anyone who is
willing TO 90 up and arrest offenders
against such an ordinance"
-One Of the most pleasing surprises
I have had" said Tom Walker Of
Kansas City. was my arrival in FL
PasO. 1 had heard Of the town but
never before did I realize that there
really was a busting city of so much
enterprise here Hearing It spoken OF
as a border town. left me with
an impression that II was mostly a
collection Of adobe huts. and that
Americans were somewhat scarce.
really think it would be to the ad-
vantage Of this city TO open an ad-
vertising campaign in the central and
eastern part Of this country. so that
the fasteners may know just what
& delightful place this is I have
found an air OF businesslike activity
here which does credit TO the town,
and the buildings far surpassed any
thing had expected I find the
Spanish type Of architecture. on
which some Of the homes here are
a delightful change after
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-28

obligations in the matter of affording protection to for
eign life and property So long they In arms the
country is in danger Of Intervention And they VIII not
leave the field supposedly long the Carranza faction
is IN. power.
If then the CsTrancistss the Vistas and all the other
factions patriotic and sincerely DESTROYS Of avoiding
intervention the obvious solution Of the problem would be
for all Of them to step down and out and choose ad
instraton from the ablest of the millions Of Mecans
who not in politics and are not mixed up in the
revolutions
Little be expected from the next presidential cleo
ton The president would be either Gen Avaro obre
gon Gen Pablo Gonzales, both Carancstss and there
fore not nonparsan truly representative Of the major
y Of the people But and representative admins
traon could avoid Intervention if it respected the laws
kept the peace handled public money with unquesuonabie
integrity and lived up to international obligations
There to be who is at all sanguine that
the contending elements in Mexico could be persuaded
sink their differences and work peacefully for the nations
good, but that would be the way to avoid Intervention
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-28
UESTIONS
and
ANS WERS

n IS IL true that anthracite coal
" Occurs in but one place in the
wOrldf t. o. C.
A Virtually all the anthracite
coal in the world is found in the an
thracite coal fields surrounding
Scranton. Pa. There are isolated
groupings Of anthracite and near-an-
thracite at other points in the world.
but they are commercially Of little
Importance. Il is remarkable that
through all geological history those
conditions OF heat. high pressure and
the presence OF deposits OF vegetable
matter. which produce anthracite
have existed at but one point
q How high T. the Washington
monument VI. c. b.
A Washington monument is SO
feet high
q What is the orisin Of the dollar
EiEnf l. II. d.
a. some claim that it is a modifi-
cation OF the English symbol 60 for
the pound Anothe explanation is
that IL came from the letters L. 5.
written one over the other Yet an
other theory is that the two upright
marks represent two riiiars OF brass
before the temple OF solomon which
intertwined with a scroll
@ VIII o. the original Amen
Corner and what Is itf l. D. L.
A The original Amen Corner Is a
court in Pateruostsr Row London
The court Is the ecclesiastical resi-
dence Of many Of the dignitaries Of
St Pauls- The Amen Corner in Ger
tain churches is that corner near the
pulpit where the patriarchs sit and
say amen" 70 the utterances OF the
preacher. There was a famous politF
cal amen corner in the old Fifth ave-
Plat used TO hold court
O. Please tell me la The Herald
what year the state OF New Mexico
reserved tn mineral RI hts on state
lands What year did this law be-
come effeetives R. e.
A. The st land commissioner OF
New Mexico began reserving TO the
state the minerals upon the state
lands shortly after New Mexico be-
came a state Some time later the
legislature passed a law -reserving the
minerals Following this, the reser-
vatious made by the Ian G commits
sioner without authority Of law was
attacked in the district court at Santa
= and the court held that the land
commissioner had exceeded his au-
thority and that the minerals be-
Ionged TO the purchasers Of the land
Ee6AElAtea OF LlcAE dc@eAL aAcG u A-AS
deed with the minerals reserved 70
the state At the last session OF the
legislature a law was passed vali-
dating past acts OF the land COM
missioner in reserving the minerals
70 91e state. This has not been tested
in court. nor has the ruling OF the
district court at Santa Fe against the
commissioner been tested in the su-
preme court
q What Il the relative burden OF
debt carried By the great nations that
participated in the wnrf P O. T.
A The debt OF the great nations
is as follows: Great Britain, 10000
600. 900; Germany. $4,000. 100000;
France. $4,000, o0o.000s Russia, s27,-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-28

organizations OF soldiers which wiz
gain rapidly after the first Of the new
year.
Advertising continues to be under
planetry direction that makes for
Increase in scope and power.
Again astrologers call attention 10
the fact that the rising position OF
Neptune menaces the morals Of the
people Changes in American stand
ards are strongly indicated.
Depreciation of securities that are
held BY many persons may disturb
confidence slightly. but il viii pre-
cede a period OF growing business
prosperity. the seers assert
Frauds perpetrated by those who
handle public revenues are strongly
indicated
Persons whose birthdats il Is have
the forecast OF prosperous year, 4
they do not make any radical changes.
The young viii become enga ged-
Children born on this day may be-
come unusually talented and ambi-
tons. but inclined to be headstrong.
These subjects OF Virgo usually have
power TO overcome obstacles.-Copy-
right. 1873, by the Mcclure NeWspa-
per Syndicate
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-28

600 600 .O06. Austria Hungary. Ss=.-
900 900 .o0O; United states. $1,000
00G. 800 and Italy. Sl2.0lu.0 100000 siI
this the United states and Great
Britain VIII receive a return OF ABOUT
$50 00. 00o. goo each on money loaned
O. Who Il now in charge OF the
secret service work OF the Depart
meur Of Justice I'll D. A
A William J. Finn formerly
chief OF the secret service OF the
Treasury department, and formerly
fhs specialist OF the New YORK po-
lice department on black hand Of
eanizs lions. is now chief OF the d.
reau OF investig CATION OF the Depart
unent Of Justice He succeeds a
Bruce BielaskL
o. WHY may change Of weather
he aurfcfpated when domestic ami
mails are restlessf
A Because their skins are e1-
cesdfuzlv sensitive 70 atmosphere
influences. and they are oppressed
and irritated BY the changing con
ditions Of the atmosphere
q What language Il spoken IN
a Portuguese is spoken by ths
majority OF the people IN brazlL
Spanish is spoken 70 some extent
ANY reader can get the answer
TO any question BY writing The Hs-
aid Information Bureau. Ereoerle =
Haskin. Director, Washington. D. =
Give full name and address ana en-
close TWO cent stamp for retlrn
hostage. Be BRIEF Al replies are
SEM direct 10 the Inquirer
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-28

the inonotony Of eastern art in build
ing This place should be exploited"
Courts viii be very busy this fail"
said C N. Kinney district clerk All
dockets for both civil and criminal
courts are heavy and I am sure that
a vast amount Of business viii be
transacted during the September ses-
sions The three district courts Will
meet next Monday and will remain III
session until late in the month
Crime is greatly on the decrease
IN FL Paso," said constable I y
Davis When first came 70 FL Paso
the town was a pretty tough place,
but IL has greatly reformed during
morally with any other town Of its
size, regardless OF the fact that the
city Is situated on the international
line and consequently is a meeting
place for smugglers and similar law
breakers"
There is only one distasteful fea-
ture OF the city band concerts here"
said F. H Waterman. That is the
noise OF the children The concerts
are fine, but very often the screaming
Of the children gets so loud as 10
completely drown some soft solo
music or some classical production
Rowdyism is out OF place during con-
certs such as our city band Is now
giving. Recently I attended a con
cert and watched the children, some
OF them half grown youngsters Mary
people were seated upon the grass,
as there were not enough benches
The children started their games.
screamed at the top Of their voices
and dashed madly about among the
persons on the grass Finally I saw
q youth who must have been at least
n HH
woman's hand as she lounged on the
grass, while he was playing hide-and-
seek An efficient park policeman
who could stop this horse play. would
greatly add to the enjoyment OF the
public at these worth while concerts
TO blame for permitting them to run
Wild
The FL Paso fire department did
good work at the fire in the base
ment Of our wholesale house at 4Os-
said James A Dick. while several
casks OF vinegar were broken open
and the vinegar fumes bothered the
Iremen greatly. they kept the fire
confined to the basement and also
kept II from spreading over the en-
the basement The fire. with the
start which IL had. would soon have
spread all over the building had It
not been for the prompt and eff
Gent work Of the firemen"
Range is splendid and all livestock
is doing fine in the Magdalena coun-
try in Socorro county. y. ~" said z.
u Tankersley OF FL PasO. There has
been plenty OF rain all through that
section and the seasons grass is as
sured. I have cattle also in the Pine
Ridge section OF South Dakota, but
- % .
state Where I am located the grass
is very fair. However. South Dakota
range has not suffered from dr0uth
like Montana and Wyoming"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-28
Ripping Rhymes
Fear Of Evil

Of today bright and sunny it is happy to the have fifty
y and snaoff at the auto chugs
dong to beat the band have reason to be thankesngs every
Pm
gazing
Tread Oftentmes why
prssentn thinking
ling
bride and strike And think dancing
light fantastic heel Of the they'll be pranng
meal In our brightest Eorado where the ambou gayly thru
thinking joyous
qucen the cry Sat
Of to
SOUL wheat there dougnut
Copyright by George Matthew Adams WALT MASON.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-28
ALine O. Cheer
Each Day O. The Year
BY JOHN KENDRICK BANGS.


THE SINGING WAY.
What though your voice
Is far from choice2
II you have music in you-singi
A singing heart cannot go wrong
And II your soul holds any song
Just let its tuneful measures ring
For song VIII lift your load Of care
And make a burden hard TO bear
BY far the easier 10 carry.
and maybe ease some others plight
And FIJI with CHEEKY glints OF light
Some clouded way on which you tarry,
-fCopyright. 1913. by the Mcclure
Namsnanar EEnEIcaral
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-28

CT WAS born and brought up IN
! Texas and have just been on
cisit to Houston and never could I
have believed that there could be
such a change Of sentiment regarding
president Wilson among hidebound
democrats as I found in that Texas
city said DR.. c. T. Hunt OF Bisbee.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-28

Dallas. Texas. Aug. 2s.-An en-
barge on express packages was de-
clared here for a few hours Monday,
owing 20 the shortage OF cars Traf-
tic IS seriously contested No pack
ages were received or handled during
the brief embargo.
Express packages are now being
received for shipment TO every place
in Texas except Ranger
Packages are piled high in build
ings OF express companies and rail-
road companies here
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-28
DALLAS ATTORNEY TO BE
CANDIDATE FOR GOVERNOR

Dallas, Texas. Aug. 2S.-R z. l.
knight, prominent Dallas attorney
has announced that he will be a can
didate for governor OF Texas In the
Democratic primaries next year.
What Knights platform viii be is not
known
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-28

NEXT Z arghin' with a shoe dealer,
~ tn most hopeless thing we know
Of is quarrelin' with fate. Some fel-
lers are ike hen, fer ther aIIus gittin'
credit fer somethin' they couldn't git
ont O. dom
copyright. National Newspaper Service.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-28
Prohibition Won't Make
You LiUe Longer. Says
Man 100 Years Old

Kew Tork- Aug 23.-Prohipitlon
isn't going 70 make anyone live any
longer than they would have other
wise That's the opinion OF John -
Whitmore- lawyer. who Few DAYS
ago celebrated his Tooth anniversary-
I've smoked all NY lie and I've
aIvravs eniored ny nip OF whisky
said the old man Prohibition IS an
infringement On personal rights
Nr. Whitmore has Tor years gone 70
bed at o'clock in the evening and
arose al a. m
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-28

MUsHY
soft
drinks
OFFERINGS
obligation
OF
one obligation
Eve must
Wy shou
ThafA dam nrd
His Lowell part q
She had no 10
asks whether you dent tna- nss SnS
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-28

Laura A. Cauble, deputy comulls-
sioDsr 81 public markets. has charge
~ me distribution plans and torrDa-
lion Of the volunteer organization IN
he approa hing sale Of army pro
--5sfa-e ir, New York city
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-28


formerly
NOW let end mishust and cease doubling;
We have to remain displeased
Because our European cousins have been shouting
About the matehless prizes they have seized.
Why should we be at all concerned or jealous
IF they pre-en7t the whole sub-lunar map?
Our needs may still be satisfied: they tel Us
That maybe they'll consent to hand rs zap.
WHY scOId if China must be subdivided
Or if, at length, they carve up Russia tool
Our lust for land long since subSded
And yet there's annexing could Do;
But why object if the allies maintaining
giye-and-take arrangement with the JaP7
We surely have reason for complaining:
They tell that perhaps they'll give Us zap.
IF they have been inclined to doUbIe-cross u.s.
Why be annoyed or bark back to Monroe?
We ought to take such scraps they may toss us
And let the large consideration go.
Too long we have been cingng to suspicion;
Why still be watching for hidden trap?
Now may not accept their proposition
And thank them kindly when they hand Yap?
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-28

Sin has many tools. but lie Is handle that fits
them all oliver wenasu Holmes
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-28

It's much easier decide what ought to be done in
Shantung and CzechO-Slovakia than in Mexico.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-28

The island Of zap sounds like something Conan puts
few songs and girls around and calls musical COM
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-28
Germany S Constitution.

MOT at all bad IS the constitution adopted by the German
~ national assembly at Weimsr. In fact, it appears
fully up to the standard Of writings which caused Weimar
to be called the sanctuary Of German literature, except
that doubtless result of haste and confusion, the
suton several times refers to the republic empire
and functions imperial instead of republican.
Force Of habit may have had something to do with it
The constitution declares the German empire is
publican state sovereignty being based in the people The
imperial government is to have control affairs per
tanning the empire The individual states to have
legislative rights but the imperial laws VIII supersede those
Of individual states Each state Is have "a liberal
stitution"
The Techsag Berlin supersede the national
seby at Weimar The reichstag is to be composed of
members elected for four years The term Of the pres
dent Of the empire" is to be years The rehstsg
like congress- have decision Of and peace
and VIII ratify treaties The president viii have cabi-
VIII also be imperial council composed of representa-
tives Of the various states with vote each The
sution provides for the initiative and referendum Of
islation- Judges TO be elected for life.
Germany starts right off with suffrage. The
constitution provides that all Germans including women
equal before the law and shall vote All titles except
academic, viii be given only when they describe persons
occupation This does away with future titles Of nobility
that being a manifest absurdity IN republic
Freedom of the press and of speech guaranteed while
marriage and motherhood given state protection Re
years age be compulsory Instruction in constu
onai government and in manual labor VIII be obligatory
IN all schools
These the high spots IN the constitution It seems
to have been modelled after OWL with such modca-
tons seemed desirable to the trainers can afford
the Germans something very different from their old
tocracy
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-28

special privilege in the Balkans must involve the
right to carry gun
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-28
81 PASO HFRALD


The Fl Paso Herald Inform
charge. with accurate and auth
concerning which informs ton G
Gus federal government departl
experts and scientists In the 20
age for reply must Accompany
and address The Fl Paso Hera
WashinEtnn- ID. c
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-28

Q. Please tell me la The Herald
what year the state OF New Mexico
reserved tn mineral RI hts on state
lands What year did this law be-
come effectives R e.