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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-11
By Edna Kent Forbes

manner, exercise will develop them.
ANY work that requires hand and arm
muscles win make the wrists broader.
Betty Q has, to quote the slangy
small boy, fallen" for an ad which
promises marvels-a preparation
whose use e a great pleasure. which
removes hairs so they never come
back which VIII give the expectant
user the surprise OF her life. It VIII.
Betty-but whether it viii do more
than give you the surprise OF your
l1es I can't say. Better try electricity
TO XIII undesirable hairs On the face,
ana not risk any trouble.
Disguised Oner wants a cure FOR
frequent biuahiuE. 7 wish girls didn't
write these letters. II shows they
don't APPRECIATE the charm OF a blush
any more than the red headed ones
appreciate the fact that nature has
singled them out FOR a great and
beautiful gift As for the blushinr,
frequent or not, don't try 70 overcome
the habit-be glad OF iti There's a
girllshness, and a occurrences about
T. that VIII be invaluable later on in
life.
"Reva" wants to know whether It
would be foolish 70 wear a switch
she Is a. II would IT'S foolish 10
wear a switch at any age: ct ID she
can bob her hair and keep Il SO for
Two or three years TN Il has grown
thick and healthy.
"Myra" has two swesthearts and
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-11
Beauty Chats
Some Unusual Questions.

II my daily mail I frequently find
1 letters that are quite out OF the or
dinary-Ietters that bring up much
more serious problems than those OF
Improving ones outward appearances.
Today, for instance. Anxious"
wants 70 know how a young girl N
her teens can become acquainted
with young woman. who Is quite a
bit older than herself. I should say.
II she knows that this young woman
Is quite desirable IN every way as a
friend, there would be no harm IN
her going % her ana frankly asking
FOR her friendship. She might 90 to
her house OF II she felt bashful, drop
her nots asking her to arrange an
hour when She could call. / an sure
the young woman would not be Of
Tended indeed. she would quite likely
be nattsred. Or. II there are any COM
mon acquaintances. the girl might ar
range for an Introduction through one
OF them.
Williams" letter Is a littls un-
usual too-uot because Il IS from a
boy, for a surprising number Of men
write me about their personal appear
ance- william has very small wrists
ana wants them larger. An easy
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-11

worlds cotton conference IN New Or
leans next week 7 learned that au-
thoritatively CD Fort Worth when
was there a few days ago"
"Our returned American soldiers
must have imblbed the spirit OF ad-
venture said " Il Nyer. or Ciucin-
natl I recently returned from the
western countries OF south America
and have received many INQUIRIES
from these eLsoldiers who have been
overseas as TO opportunities down
there 7 believe it is largely q desire
to travel and for adventure with
them o. course they see that there
are uubounded opportunities in that
great undeTeioped continent OF South
America, but that all means Blk cap
ltal % develop natural resources. The
only opportunities there for these
eNzoldiers viii be as employees OF for
elgn companies that may start enter
prises. am Quite sure American
capital IS turning stronger toward
that continent than ever before and
from time 70 time there VIII be
chances for some OF these former SOL
diers to get n with them All this
moving into new and distant fields
VIII be comparatively slow. however.
for big capital is very cautious"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-11
MEETING POSTPONED
BY TEXAS CONGRESSMER

Washington, D. c. oct ia meet
ing OF the Texas congressional dele
CATION scheduled for Friday TO con-
slider relief legislation for Corpus
Christi and the other Texas cities
damaged by the recent gulf storm
was postponed until next week be-
cause Information concerning a pro-
posed loan Of 100000. 900 from the
federal reserve board had not been
received from the board Represen-
tativs Bee, who has the meeting in
charge, said that the meeting viii be
held Immediately after the informa-
ton Is received from the board. Board
officials ars reported 70 be studying
plans that would have the sanction OF
congress for the big loan.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-11
Little Interviews.

one OF the railway artillery regiments
that did such destructive work on
the Nerdun sector This regiment to-
gether with two sister regiments.
shelled the German communications
lar IN the rear and did a great deal
toward bringing quick peace by
completely demoralizing the enemy.
The Teutou received the surprise o.
his life when heavy shells from Amer
lean railway artillery began falling
upon his supply arteries in the rear.
Ammunition dumps, supply depots and
rest quarters were completely blown
TO pieces and the Teuton demoralized
and terror stricken cried ssamerad'."
Cotton growers OF the south are
saying that they will cut down their
acreage next year II they do not get
what they consider a fair price for
their crop this year" said , c. Pol
lard, a commercial traveller, for south
ern cotton goods manufacturers. 7
have heard this talk recently in Texas
and I understand e Is prevalent IN
other southern states. The cotton
growers are organized and they are
planting 20 bring up this question OF
cutting down the acreage at the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-11
Health Exhibit For Mexican Population Will Do Great Good
Cotton Picking Seriously DELAYED By The East Texas Rains

81 Az glad 20 see that the Asso-
1 ciated Charities Of this city has
undertaken 70 keep a 'health exhibit
open for the benefit OF the Mexican
populacs here" said IL C. Thornton.
And the success OF such work Is evi-
denced By the eager mothers and
housewives who are filling the ex-
hlbit rooms on South Stanton street
This wiz do q wonderful good The
exhibit shows sanitary methods Of
living. how to prevent disease. care
and treatment OF disease. facts about
dentistry and other facts which VIII
be Of much use 20 the mothers IN TIE
poorer section Of the city. Then.
too, the presence OF G. trained nurse
at TIE exhibit insures an understand
ing OF the things exhibited. Too
much Of this educational work along
health lines cannot be done. Ths city
wiz profit BY f."
Cotton picking in east Texas Is be-
Ing seriously delayed by continued
rainy weather" said A. l. Vlnson. OF
Hunt county. The cotton crop IN
northeast Texas. especially in Hunt,
Fanniu- Collin, Dallas and Red River
counties, IS exceptionally good this
year, but a great amount OF cotton
VIII 90 70 waste u dry weather does
not come within a short time. Hun
dredB OF cotton riclzers have recently
been shipped into the Texas black
land belt and many more VIII be
shipped with the return OF fair
weather"
Heavy American railway artillery
greatly FASTENED the end OF the world
war BY driving fear into the soul OF
the Teuton," said SergL Henry Lea,
Of Reno, New. who was recently dis
-narEan e Lor- Biz = Ee-E.l win
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-11
.Pafter And Chatter.
iTin' IN no pslaesi can't afford 70 0Hn a car;

A WRIGGLIN' LITTLE RASCAL

/ N q
People give little notice. aHd I've Travelled far;
Never ted for ofe-dont expect 70, What IS more;
Folks don't have face builder when they step inside door;
But amt inclined to gEunbs to think ny luek i bad;
There's little chap ihafs saran how b keep ssia CAD
CEEMS though before got him nearly everything wrong;
Wife gsnsry eompainin', and guess helped aloags
Cost o Ta kept worried and we'd bok Ct loassOms TO;
Hopes used to have buried and friends mighty Few;
But we've both quit bsn gTumphh -nothings Ike 20 Be;
There's little Wiggn' rascal that is al the world 10
people told when took h-or least hey hli he wife
We dom something foolish said we'd got too far n Hfs.
Hull I'm only fory-ssVsn; mothers four year. less a that,
And Just found out hat Heaven be in tde fiat;
Seems though she's growing younger and parry eTsJ day
Since the little chap j sowia' IN bis glad, eonfdn way
THERE'S Htds grave to-ai twenty years 49,
And then we'd kind Of dred Of didn't you know
Lord to think the tine we've wasted sitting round and fn sore
And the joys might have tasted we'd NakeHed Up belofe
Amt flesh and boOdno matter; that don't sake odds al;
Laughs and kicks, and getHn fafer than little bufbaHl
ROUND The shop keep dbeusn this and hat and fohs ngs;
- Waste lot Of tine pTedn' what The uture is to hssag;
I've quit bohsa conesrnin things that ia1 won't make right.
And I've lately got earnin to whsdn home at nights
Msbby mothsr's right IN ssyin Pm eTaEy as be
Since virgin little raseaIs al the weird to her and
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-11
Il Years Ago Today
Ern-- N. a.-nIl 81 Ii M -.

-faE Ell-adelpnla champions ana TIE
! National league champions played
the third CANA Of the series a. Phna-
delPhia today with the score IN favsT
o. New Eork. 70 O.
william Randolph Heart last
night accepted the mayorsIty nonI-
nation On the municipal Ownership
ticket. according 70 New YORK dis
patches.
Sixteen thousand aheep VII Be
shipped from ranches in ChIhuahua
20 the United States through this
gateway during November snf De-
oenbsr.
J. Il Stanton Win leave Tor Dallas
tnls evening.
II Paso VII Be represented a. the
second interstate commerce iaT con-
vention % Chicago, October g. o.
II. Baum and A. p Coles VIII Be ir
Chicago a. that time and they have
been authorized By ths chamber o.
commercs OF this city 70 act as dele
gates at the congress.
A. ". Cheesman. general agent o.
the s p, Is expected 20 return 20 II
Paso within a Few days from bis trip
through Mexico with the sierra Plata
Mining company special
J. i. Callbreath. secretary Of the
American Mining congress- VIII prob
ably be On El Paso n the near future.
70 consult with the local committees
regarding final preparation for the
congress
J. G. EilzlnEer Is no longer con-
nected with the Guaranty Trust COM
nauy. His withdrawal from the az
fairs q the Institution became effec-
] tive today, and Max weber i4 ln
building.
{ john II. Wyatt. e 3. Wsich. A.
/ BlumsnthaI and J. r. Boone lp-
lpeared before the chamber OF COM
imerce directors last evening and dis
cussed the merits o. an exposition
and fair for II Pasc-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-11
GOVERNMENT WILL NOT FIX
PRICES ON FERTILIZERS

Warrington. .. c.. Oct 1.-The
government win not tx prices on cot
ton seed meal and fertilizers. This
vas announced BY the bureau o. soils
department OF agriculture. II how
ever, there "a any profiteering In fer
tiiizers then the department VIII con
slider fixing prices.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-11
Ne TOWNE GOSSIP
Rsa-ts-.d O. g Patent ohaea

n
AND THE girls viii parade
AID WEAR cardboard signs
WITH PRUNING On them.
DON'T CHECK wour hsts
TAKE THEH in vita you
AID AFTER that
TX GOING around
10 AL ths wash rooms
N THE restaurants
AND THE city hotels
AND SEE TIE young vomsa-
WHO LIZ n Eait
VIII A brush IA eas had
AND A tovsi IN the ether
AND I'll tax 70 then
ABOUT THE bright sunlight
AID TIE .utumn leaves.
AND !HE sios' nsei' Viass.l
wEERB THEY have to work
AND HAE7HE they'll strike
AND WHAT with that
AID THs es'sk girls rtriEiHs.
I'VE FIGURED It cut
THAT TLL make # sos.ibl,
ron THE common mortal
TO BEGIN 70 Dsrk NJ
AND GET a i.ttis courage
AND aAYBE ven have nsstings
AND AFTER a while.
FROM TEIs vsry mail beginning.
We NAY fix things.
50 THAT you ana L
WILL HAVE something to say.
AHOVT row We shan Be robbed.
I Thank you.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-11

Phoenix Ariz. Oct u.-Ths Phoe-
nix chamber OF commerce has decided
TO attend the cotton carnival at Mesa.
October % to IS IN a body and 20
urge other organizations Of the city
70 Join in motor run 10 the carnival
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-11

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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-11
Ripping Rhymes
The Sure Cure

SoE grand old truths everlasting; industry good; amid the
gaT9nE snd dodglstng remember that
l ssang their Vhssaes make the mig; and as cure
& f diseases work e the and thing
ng On stupa and kegs to show hsE
Inlg hrayng Fndsmith pazzug knots We viii
nnraFe things going moEe whn We cult paving 10 The
gravel and nothing honest
g 70 dave the Htods from brains prompt for
getting q al penalties broodia9 and
ni ne saoes 7sVs and have nightmares
nss and kngrooa But cheerful busy songs
q oHs tones the Russian suff dizzy earning
hnest oones And vhn al telling
slump ana fervd Language pEg rubbish at the
coPsTirAt b george Matthew adams WALT MASON.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-11

can't decide which one 70 take. Does
she have 10 take either2 II she really
loved one CT them enough 70 live with
him all her life, she would know it
very wen. and would not have 20 ask
ADVICE about IT, Forget them both,
Myra
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-11

WE ASKED the young lady across
w the way If she understood inside
baseball and she said she'd always
seen it played outdoors.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-11

Government prosecution Of big profeers is not eaus
ing them any heart failure The supreme court Of the
United states has Just convened and Of the
viii hear is the dissolution suit started against the United
States steel corporation eight years ago.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-11
What Mexico Can Do.

II IS gratifying to hear Americans interested in northern
Mexico IN commercial undertakings assert that Gen
Manuel Dieguez the present commander of the north is
giving them proper cooperation and protection.
It is stated very positively by Americans interested In
mining and other activities that Gen Dieguez has shown
them consideration and has evidenced greater IN
tersst IN their protection and welfare than any Of his re-
cent predecessors have done.
It recalls @the good old days. when Americans and
other foreigners safe in Mexico as anywhere in
the world and demonstrates that this be the case
again It shows that Mexico can, where its officials
show the necessary inclination stamp out lawlessness and
give protection to its and the people Of other nations
Il to indicate realization among the responsible
men in Mexico that they must make supreme effort to
show the word that Mexico maintain itself as first
rate nation When Mexico recognizes that il must IN
fairness to ITSELF give protection to all peaceabe nationals
within its borders and takes the steps that this is
done II wiz not be long until Mexicos political stock VIII
begin rising throughout the world and Mexicos financial
stability VII begin to return
Once Mexico shows It's sincerity IN establishing peace
and protecting the people and the institutions within its
borders It win find the Of the world ready and
anxious TO lend hand
The reported action Of Gen. DiegusE continued By
him and adopted BY other in positions Of equal i'm
porance in the country, viii result IN greater good for
Mexico than anything else that could be suggested at tbs
present time.
The world would Ike to Mexico work ont its Own
problems ard its own salvation and the world wiz give
Mexico chance the leaders IN Mexico Will demonstrate
their good faith BY dong their utmost
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-11
LittLe Chris

tsDADDN,1 said Little
l. Chris, sput some
thinE in the paper that
little boys and girls must
keep ont Of the -
streets. A little
white wagon Just
went 10 the house
OF the little elrl
down the street what Eoi
IN the street ana got
ruined over an lsr awful
sad and her mother'm cry
and her daddy won't have
her 20 hug him nt night
and. daddy, zen people
not to drive fast ana "a
watch for chuIens, wont
vou77
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-11

An Amherst professor in Colorado says he has found
an egg million years old Then it is quite old enough
70 come out Of cold storage.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-11

By taking to Europe sfooooo,ooo Of fooastuffs and
bringing back al Of ss0oooo00 to pay for them Her
bert Hoover qualities as Hthe miracle mar"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-11

VIXEN responsible citizens who can give evidence Of i'm
poranee IN murder trials refuse to DO So what yUu
expect Of the juriss7
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-11

II every citizen realized and performed his duty to-
wards the pzbie affairs city there would be fewer
things to complain about.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-11

big strike is bound to resolve itself into series
+ riots OF q test Of endurance.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-11

70 Be abe 70 eHi9g ones palt lie i 70 he tgis.,
Albuquerque morning journal., 1919-03-11
FEDERAL EMPLOYEES GET
RAISE OF $240 A YEAR

II. H. Chapman back from a con-
ference with officers of the National
Federation of Federal Employees
spoke at a meeting of the local union
of federal employees at the forest serv-
ice headquarters Monday afternoon,
telling them of the blanket raise OF
$240 a year granted federal employees
whose salaries are less than $2,500 a
year.
Mr.. Chapman also told of the APP
ipointment of a congressional commit
tee to reclassify federal salaries in the
District of COLUMBIA. Senator A. A
Jones of New Mexico is head of the
committee and it was hoped that its
work eventually. would be extended
to this state.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1919-03-11
LOCAL ITEMS

Martin & Thorn. Taxi. Phone 27S,
w. c. Oestreich and Aldo Leopold
We're in Santa Fe yesterday.
District Attorney George r. craig
left last night for Santa Fe.
Felix Baca, legal advisor to Cover
nor Larrazolo, left yesterday afternoon
for Santa Fe.
Mrs. Hazel Tillman of Salina, Kan +,
is here visiting her mother, Mrs. ST.
mon Deschler.
Roy johnson, 215 South Walter
street, left yesterday for Los Angeles
to be gone about a month.
Mark Pulliam, who was on visit
to Los Angeles, and other California
cities, returned to the city yesterday.
The Bernalillo County Poultry and
Pet Stock association will hold re-
gular meeting tonight at o'clock at
the Chamber of Commerce.
A license to marry was issued yes
terday by County Clerk Montoya to
Luis Lucero, Albuquerque, and Eus-
tacia Pedronceli, Los Griegos.
District Forester Paul G. Reding-
ton left yesterday for Phoenix, where
he will address the Arizona sheep
mems association. He will be away
several days.
II. II. Chapman, of the forest serv-
ice, has returned from the east. He
attended the New England forestry
conference at Boston and later visited
Washington, d. c.
A special communication of Tenn
pie Lodge No. 6, A. F. and A. M, will
be held at 1880 o'clock tonight at the
Masonic temple. There will be work
in the NJ. M. degree.
There were undelivered kilograms
last night at the Western Union Tele-
graph company's office for Sergeant
II. O. Storke, w. II. Gillenwater, Mrs.
Dave Falls, Baco Esteban and r. E
Cannon.
A meeting of the I. o. r. B. will be
held at 7:45 o'clock tonight in the YES
try rooms of Temple Albert. II wa!
urged that every member attend as
matters of great importance to the
Organization will be taken up.
Mrs. Frank j. Bradley and son, Ed
ward, after long stay in Chicago fol
the health of the mother. returned tt
the city the other day The health Of
Mrs. Bradley is still bad, and it il
quite likely. sooner or later, she viii
be compelled to go to the lower alti
tude of southern California
The central fire company was call
ed to Mrs. II. w. Shaw's home, 1914
North Fourth street, early last night
The front porch was afire. The cause
could not be learned. Mrs. Shaw told
the firemen she was in the kitchen
when a small boy ran to the door and
told her the porch was afre.
f. d. Torrey member Of the com
mittee appointed by the State Fedora
ton of Labor to confer with the com
mittee named by Governor Larrazolt
in regard to legislation affecting la
bor. left yesterday afternoon for Sants
Albuquerque morning journal., 1919-03-11
FIRST CHARGE UNDER
SHERIFF'S WORK ORDER
DISMISSED BY COURT

Monico Amanda. the first man ar
rested under Sheriff Rafael Garcia's
anti-loafing order. showed Justice of
the Peace Mcclellan Monday that he
had visible means of support and the
charge against him was dismissed,
Amanda told the court that he had a
half interest in soft drink bar at
Old Albuquerque.
The charges against Ramon Ortiz
and Albert Garcia, the two men
charged with interfering with Deputy
Sheriff Pablo Sandoval when he
cited Amanda to appear in court, also
were dismissed. Sandoval asserted
THAT they retorted to his order that
Amanda would appear like hell"
The deputy sheriff said he met the
three on an Old Town street shortly
before / o'clock in the morning.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1919-03-11
ALE. BRUCE.

and on the night of his marriage not
knowing which one he married and
going off on a honeymoon with the
wrong girl. The beautiful and fas-
cinating Sheridan Sisters will be seen
in the parts of the twins, while John
Roberts, who is a real comedian as
well as talented singer; Harry Lill-
ford, Alf. Bruce, Bertha Julian,
Clarice Grey and others, aided by a
chorus of sprightly and comely wom-
en-, all contribute to the making
Albuquerque morning journal., 1919-03-11

Fe. other members, except w. S. Pat
terson, left in the morning. The con-
ference is scheduled for today at the
capital.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1919-03-11

MRS. Fl. l.. BUSKEY,s TAXI LINE.
Two new enclosed cars; lady driv-
ers. Phone COG or 1870.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1919-03-11

Coming soon--Daily's Cash and
Carry Grocery.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1919-03-11
MARGARET MAYO'S
"HIS BRIDAL NIGHT"
AT CRYSTAL TONIGHT

Margaret Mayos hilariously funny
musical farce, His Bridal Night"
will be the attraction at the Crystal
opera house tonight and Wednesday,
March II and Il. 1t is a classy,
snappy show. the plot of which is
the complications that result from
man marrying one Of twin sisters,
Albuquerque morning journal., 1919-03-11
NEW GOODS ARRIVING

New goods are arriving daily at the
Kahn Store" on North First street,
opposite the Y. M. c. A. They COM
prise a fine assortment of almost
everything kept in first-class dry
goods store, and the millinery depart
ment of the store is also receiving the
latest creations Call and see the
spring and summer goods now on dis
play at the Kahn store"
Albuquerque morning journal., 1919-03-11
NOTICE..

Stock in the Baker Steam Motor
Car and manufacturing company can
only be purchased in New Mexico
through Bracy G. Montoya, state rep
resentatives, or their agents All in
terested parties are warned to pay NO
money to any agent unless he can
show credentials, authorizing him to
represent this company.
BRACY & MONTOYA.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1919-03-11

Coming soon--Dany's Cash and
Carry Grocery.
Putnam patriot., 1919-05-23

From it's stars and stripes let them learn the story of liberty, as exempli- fled in the lives, by the valor, suffer ing and death of the brave sons of our nation. Let them learn to look upon our flag with as much reverence as did the Israelites of old, upon the ark of the covenant.
 Let us encourage the rising gener- ation to honor the heroes now fast passing away; to keep alive the mem- ories of their gallant deeds of '6i'-65 with love, charity and thanksgiving. Like myself some of us can remem- Der the childish awe with which they gazed upon the metallic casket which bore the form of loved brother, as it was borne into the village church, it's sable cover hidden by the stars and stripes, for which his young life was given.
 God grant that we may never for get what is due to every man, even the humblest of-that great army that preserved our country more than 2 half century ago. and bequeathed tc us the legacy of liberty and union.
 The shadow of death has rested darkly over the veteran band during the past year Those still among us are attended with loving solicitude as  their faltering steps grow weaker day by day, and when the end comes here may they be gathered in that great camp where the bugle sounds neither "reveille' nor flights out"
 Written and read at a meeting of the w. R. c. by Mrs. C. s. Albee.