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Bisbee daily review., 1919-09-25
Miscellaneous

FOR DRESSMAKING call at 3S Oak Ave, opposite Ben Frankenburg's. s. Prices reasonable. Mrs. Lanford.
 72s-f2S
Bisbee daily review., 1919-09-25

LOST-S Service ring with one star; return to Tovrea's Market; reward.
 731-9-27
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-22
Lille Interuieus.
American Exporters Need Not Fear OF France and Belgium
SHAKING Hands Helps Scatter Contagions Disease Germs

wiz have charge Of placing an ex-
hibit OF FL aPso canVases. Paint
ings by FL Pasoans VIII be given 2
prominent display. Forty booths
have been reserved cut Of a total Of
Is available
T believe that railway trainmen
would exercise good Judgment in be-
ing conrented with the present wage
scale" said ". F. Van Norman. deputy
constable and member OF the Broth
erhood OF Railway Irainmen- Train
men have greatly benefited by recent
wage Increases and today the big five
brotherhoods are among the best paid
workmen in the ranks Of organized
craftsmen I believe that organized
labor IS making a grave mistake in
demanding too great an increase in
pay
There are bright prospects for oil
in the lower Rio Grande valley" said
g. IL Grayson Of san Antonio. a
large number Of oil concerns have
recently secured extensive holdings
IN southeast Texas and oil has been
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-22
By DIOGRNB BURCH


DEFoRE little Peters father car
u ries him up the aisle to be bap-
tizeds his parents should have deter
mined the number that VII govern
the chld's name throughout his life.
For Il IS said that every name VI
brates to a certain NUMBER. Many
people ind Il necessary to change
the spelling Of their names. or to
adopt middle name in place Of their
original name because they rebel at
their destiny. as intended BY their
parents
To obtain the destiny number. add
al the letters o. The fun name given
e birth, always including the mid
de name. As there are only nine
destiny numbers It is done in the fol-
loving manner Each compound num-
per must De reduced 10 a simple num-
Der oT adding Thus IL becomes i
plus z or S. and So becomes 6 plus
or Is which in turn becomes / plus
u the same way the letters OF the
alphabet are reduced TO simple num-
oers- A equals J. 2 equals = etc
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-22

g zzRICA1g exporters do not need
Elto fear competition from Belgium
and France" said Fsrnand Nanus, OF
Paris. who Is making a tour Of the
cotton growing states IN the interest
q Belgian and French spinners-
"Ameriea's part IN freeing Belgium
and France from the clutches Of Ger
many has practically freed her from
the danger OF continental European
competition in foreign tr@de. We love
America for what she has done for
Us and rur appreciation VIII be shown
in maur ways and especially by Civ
southland and especially Texas. VIII
get It's share Of the reward I am
delighted 70 be IN the United States.
The country that means liberty for the
whole world and especially 10 my own
france II there was ever a balance
% friendship due Us from the days Of
Lafayette u IS more than paid now
aaa We owe Won not merely our in
dependence. but our very existence.
I have heard much OF FL Pasn- We
had many fine soldiers in Paris from
this city I am going TO visit All q
tae historic points in the southwest
while 7 an here
Z think this exhibit is something
that IS very much needed here" said
DR.. G. 2. Calnani during his visit to
the health exhibit being STAGED by the
Associated Charities 1t 1z5 south
Stanton street. when ] have seen
the extent Of i and realized that there
has been an unusual amount OF work
expended upon IL. think that full
credit is due 70 those in charge. ]
could not examine i in the short
time have. but I intend to take
every opportunity TO make a thorough
aEaminatlon OF the exhibit 7 think
every doctor n TIE city should see
r. During ny visit Mexican was
studying the exhibit and as he left ne
said 10 the nurse. Mrs 3. i Robin
son. hope gcu VIII not object II
offer e suggestion You have posters
E1oWi1g why disease germs are seat
tered when people cough and sueeze
without covering The mouth. Now
think you should have one more ex-
planning why the common practice OF
shaking hands helps TO scatter con-
-agious diseases
The coior scheme OF the made n
FL Pasc' show TO be held in Liberty
hail November 10 10 IS win be dis
tinctly southwestern with a decided
Mexican influence, said John II
Der Of commerce Orange. puppies,
booths VII an be decorated in grey
and gold The stage viii be draped
-n many colors. Henry 3. wagner
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-22
HOR OSCOPE :.

A sTRoLoGERs read this as a
n doubtful day. for while the sun
and Saturn are in benefic aspec.
Mars and saturn are adverse.
The new Noon o. this date takes
place late IN the evening and fails
in the fifth house in trine TO Uranus
IN the ninth.
There is a sign read as Indicating
widespread educational reforms. the
trend being toward scientific and vo-
cational training. Metaphysical sell
ence will advance greatly. It IS
prophesied-
Mercury IS IN az aspect read as
forecastlng a crisis IN postal affairs.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-22
DISCRIMINATION AGAINST SOUTHERN
RAIL ROUTES SUlIFAIRTOSOU

mileage making exceptions when required by the public
interest The interest Of the travelling public has de-
anded choice Of routes westward while the interest Of
communities along those routes has required that the
travelling public have chance to visit diverse sections
the end that development may result The present
should come within the meaning Of the exceptions noted
BY the railroad administration.
Moreover the position the railroad administration
is Absolutely unjust IN that while It is charging an extra
fare by way of the New Orleans gateway from all points
IN the middle states the coast is not charging an
ira fare from southern states through the Chicago gate
way the Pacific coast In this latter case the southern
is manfesy the short route and should command
lower than the middle route if distance is be the
determining factor.
All manner Of protests have been made to the railroad
administration about this order and It is possible that
pressure of public sentiment may be sufficient to bring
about TeveTon TO the former system Of rate computing
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-22

found in paving quantities in the re-
gion just south Of san Antonio and
along the Rio Grande. Biologists
think that a vast shallow pool exists
throughout the southeastern part OF
the state"
Z have been in the sheep business
in the Imperial valley. where We
raised them on alfalfa, but rentals
are getting too high there for that
now said o. c. Brackley. Of Draw
ley. IN that valley The rich soil
there produces most abundantly and
the rentals paid are in keeping with
crops and prices received for the
products. Land for cotton. lettuce
and cantaloupes rents at from SIS 70
$50 an acre per year The cotton
crop is not SO good this year as was
expected The last seasons crop OF
tantaloupes was about 5000 cars The
crop Of lettuce next February is ex-
pectsd TO ne in the neighborhood OF
1000 cars. I can not say what the
number Of bales Of cotton viii be.
but &c VIII not be Up 10 what the
farmers mad, hoped
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-22
n UESTiONS
AND
4 Ms W E RS

n what Is the penalty Tor @ nan
Z ". who Impersonates a government
agent By wearing a badEes-c- G.
A. The penalty IS a fine Of not
more than $1,000. OF more than three
years imprisonment. or both II you
know OF any such case you should
report Il at once 70 your nearest
United states marshal OF TO the
bureau OF investigation. department
Of Justice. washington. D. C.
q Has a serum been discovered 20
cure tuberculosiss-G- b
A. The United states Public Health
Service says that up - the present
time scientists have not produced 2
vaccine or serum which VIII cure ra-
barculasis even IN It's earlier stages
@ Yen stated IN recent answer in
this column that the shortest sentence
Of which you were aware which con-
1nined All the letters q the alphabet
The lazy hroUl dos Is re follow
Ing sentence. ccntniuln- All the let
tiers, not shorferf s-Plciz my box with
five dozen liquor iugs-7-L- ID. D.
A. Yes. and more 70 the point
Q. Is there direct steamship route
from View York 20 BelEir-e-E. c. ID.
A. Nc. there is not At the pres
enr time the most direct route IS -
boat from New YORK TO ROTTERDAM.
Holland. and BY rall - BELGIUM In5
Cunard line says that liz e few Weel1s
boats WIN be operating between NeE
york and Belgium
q where = the IarEeat Oh boom iH
the United states at the Iresent tiHief
-. A. C.
A me geological survey says thas
the largest Oh boom s. II lcr-1erl
Texas. il Ranger, Burke and Burlat
q. Isit Necessary to be a High school
graduate to rzter a hospital trninina
school a. G.
A. some hospitals admit zirss who
training although they prefer grad
yates.
g What IS a Eood way to keep
bose pickles n q stone jar fEsm
nsoldlnE &c. =.
A. II the pickles are kept below
the surface Of the brine lhsy win not
mold II pieces prorrude. the so-called
potato bacillus Wiz grow upon the ex-
posed surface and cause suoilaee-
Even AFTER me mold has got a starr 81
VII disappear i the pickle IS sub
merged
O. Is postal money order a nezs-
table iustruments-F. r.
A. No II cannot be passed from
hand 20 hand Ike other forms OF me-
Eot4o-e papers. Il can only be as
-a--14 20 one parry lE me owner
G. What Is the dlsfinrtfon IN the
use CT -each other and zone an
olhersa J.. c.
A. strictly speaking. each other
refers % Two individuals and -o1e
another 70 more than two. 10 should
be said thar TWO children play with
eacl other. but that three play with
one another The terms are how
ever cutie freely lnrerchangsd hv
good writer's
fs--- 5000 --,- 49,. 81
any question By writing The Herald
lnror1latlon Bureau, Frederic J. Has
kin director, Washington. .. C. This
otrer applies stEic-lv 70 Information.
The bureau cannot give advice On
.eeal, medical, and financial matters.
i does not attempt 10 settle domss-
tic troubles. nor 20 under-aize exnaus-
tive research on any subject Write
your question plainly and briefly.
Give tul name az daddrass and en-
close two cent stamp for return rost-
lge- All replies are sent direct Is me
Inquirer
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-22
KWZ


'-NWiz7 is an every day @eature o.
The Herald. watch the questions
each day and Try 10 answer them.
Then watch fer the correct answers
next day Get the chudrea Interested.
II d educational and interesting for
them.
Answers to Yesterdays Kui1i
Ian epithet is an adjective or
phrase or word used ad5ectlvsly TO de-
scribe some quality or attribute OF
Its object, usually evil. such as ~de-
PRAYED" in the sentence. lie is de-
PRAYED nan
2-An ep-taph Is an inscription on
tomb OF monument IN honor or IN
memory Of the dead.
s-The serpent tempted Eve TO sin.
and offered her the fruit OF the for
Dioaen tree according 70 the Bible.
samuel L Clemens Mark TTainl
wrote 'lunocents Abroad
5-A dragon IS a fabulous monster
commonly represented as a large
winged lizard or serpent. with crested
head and powerful claws
"a dragon is a cavairvuan 10
the British army.
IA flsurlne Is q smau figure OF
attached group OF figures especially
IN terra Gotta OF ivory.
Sine Columbia river separates
the states OF Washington and Oregon
on the west coast. emptying into the
Pacific ocean
s-Joln Mccullough was Z famous
american ira sedan contemporaneous
% Booth and Barrett He died insane.
lo-An Injunction, in legal parlance. I
IS writ to prevent an individual or
group OF corporation from taking ac-
tion IN a cause uRtil the court has
passed upon the possibility Of further
action
New Questions.
What is fihhust-r7
What did the emperor Nero do
while Rome burned2
3-Why do they call Il cayenne" Z
pepper7
what IS the final word IN the IA (
miiar expression hard as -"3
q. 5-Fcr what organization does the 4
IS A. r." stand.
6-What Is a uageant2
What IS the meaning OF the +
phrase e plurious uEum"2
SIN what European country IS the 3
city Of Barcelona
e-of what nationality Is Charlie I
Chaplin
10-What is the Ottoman Emplrs-7 I
Answers tomorrow.
Reg. Pdg. e. s Pat or
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-22

which VIII break suddenly IN
trigues among employees seem 10 be
presaged by the stars.
The conjunction OF Mars and sat
urn close TO the meridian is read as
torshadoWing q terrible mining dis
aster with great loss OF life.
THIS conjunction OF Saturn and
Mars falling in the ninth house. is
read as denoting religious troubles.
Grave disasters on the sea appear
to be forecast and a terrible storm
on the Atlantic may be expected.
Saturn is chanseful today and for
that reason sinister pr0phesfes con-
corning industrial affairs seem to be
justified. The death OF a labor lead
er Is prognosticated
This should be favorable rule un-
der which 10 seek a position. Sol
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-22

diers. however. may not oe subject
70 the best direction OF the stars.
FIRES, tornadoes and earthquakes
VIII be many, the seers again proph-
esq and al these VIII be more Sc
we're than usual
Persons whose birthdate It is have
the algurv OF an active year. BUSH
ness and money VIII Increase but de-
ception may be practical By some one
closely associated IN every day life.
Children born on this day are like
~ 70 oe inventive and original These
subjects OF Scorpio usually succeed
best when employed, Tor they have
TOO much genius 70 be good business
men Copyright, 1913. BY the he
Clcre Newspaper Syndicate)
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-22
LLOYD George And Labor.

DRE81ER DAVID LLOYD GEORGE of Great Britain
displays political courage not any less marked than
his moral courage during the days when his country
was at death grips with the enemy. He has laid down
utmatum to revolutionary labor elements In denounc-
ing the Pssanism of the labor unions Of the United
Kingdom which, by the way are much less reasonable
than most labor organizations in this country but
ceedngly powerful IN politics. Mr. Lloyd George said:
"The nation means to be master IN her own house;
Just master, fair master, generous master but always
master IN her house"
This declaration seems to have met the approved Of the
more conservative labor element together with the hearty
applause Of the middle classes including the voters
As side comment il is barely worth noting that the
premier mixed his genders IN way that nay have been
intentional OF not It may been that he considered
that although referred the nation Hhsr" he be
e7ed IT would be vigorous to follow up with the
word master" instead Of the feminine mistress In
other words he nay wanted to impress his public
that Britain IS kind hearted but hard handed female
who knows how TO Weld rolling pin upon occasion
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-22
Ripping Rhymes
Contented

R1s one who eontentedh this poetbsugb men
around have vented harsh language u Ike the work TN
pursuing,
ny Done Ike The pay Pm drawingit debtthoueb %
e. sull me wage lHsy gers IKE the dining; have
n cause l sHlsg ahougs face shining damp With honest
sweat Ike little cottage, humble,
s COMPOSED q prus and T'e Ike the Ts drumming Ike
a hes as steaks this world stay to put ID WOOD
ana nay n g work around and ali
ems are sing I've known along; veening VISITING fSsf
bing
mem ana 50 Just adJur then and sing dipPy
9''5FisAs ss George Matthew Adams WALT MASON
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-22
LaOa Flour Increases
From Hauaiian Craters

Hilo. T. H, Oct 22-CBy the Asso-
ciated Press The new lava flow
from seven craters Of Mauna Loa IS
increasing in volume and brilliancy.
It is moving at the rate Of two miles
day and the stream IS half a mile
wide.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-22

equals 70 or ! plus 0 equals i, while
x equals II or / plus / or 2
The destiny numbers Of the name
George Franklin Williams Is obtained
as follows
G eorge WfIIIams Franklfn
5s15 1885 593ss14
80 20 IS
plus plus
Is OF 1 plus equals 6.
Thus is the number TO which this
name rlDrates.
Each destiny number has a mean
ing as follows
A life whose destiny IS ONE must
not allow himself TO be dominated By
other people OF by his environment.
The destiny number OF TWO re-
quires that at all times one should be
diplomat and a peacemaker.
The destiny OF number THREE IS
one OF expression Such a person
try to bring JOY and gayety to what
ever he does.
-FOUR gets his desire through hard
work; usually the work IS rewarded
By great wealth.
FIVE Is a number Of uncertainty.
The lie Of this person can only Be
harmonious If he adjusts himself 70
his environment without resistance
SIX means service for others.
SEVEN is the most difficult NUM-
Der OF all. II implies reserve, but thfs
reserve should be overcome
EIGHT is a business number, &
splendid number for an executive.
NINE stands for a great love for
acknowledgement 1919, Thomp-
son Feature Service
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-22

CLOTHING BILL GOES TO wmsoa.
Washington, D. &. Get 22.-The ad-
1nlnlslralion pill, extending the food
control act 70 clothing and providin~
penalties for f1rofitcering. was seat 10
president Wilson after being signed
BY the vice president and speaker Of
the house.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-22

Cyncs have said that the Phoenix road race VII take
two OF three years off the lives Of the drivers. Maybe
and maybe not IF you ask them they VIII probably say
that If it doesn't take three wheels of their
they can stand It
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-22

= TT III 2 , LIIIIlE-s
Portland, Ore. Oct. z2-J. ]. Guheen.
former judge at Pocotella, Idaho. ard
prominent IN idaho politics for many
years. shot and killed himself on a
street here yesterday. He had been a
patient n a hospital
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-22

If car Nicholas, somewhere in the spirit world Is not
too much engaged otherwise TO reflect he probably IS not
sorry that his troubles ended when they did The here
after has terrors to offer worse than Russia
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-22

The mattress makers striking now. For a long
tine past they have been suspected Of sabotage such
the placing Of rocks under the mattress covers.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-22

All these ercey democratic Of liberty in the west
who are being decorated BY the king Of the Belgans
going to prize the honor more highly than any 0theI
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-22

The are some defeats more triumphant tHa rietories
-sfichael de Montague.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-22

president Wilson wants to read himself to sleep, his
,ysieians might prescribe the Congressional Record
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-22

The less president Wilson agtates for IT, the better
the peace treaty seems to thrive IN this country
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-07
MOTOR KILLS GIRL, 8,
IN SIGHT OF MOTHER
Struck Getting off Street Car
Boy BicycIist Run Ouer.

Theresa Porti. 8, walking before her
mother. who was carrying a baby, was
struck and killed by an automobile yes
terday afternoon as the trio got off a
surface car and started to cross Ninth
avenue at Fifty-ninth street. The car
just missed Mrs. PORT. The driver,
Charles Tumulty of 442 West Fiftieth
street. was held on a charge Of homicide.
Mrs Porti, who had become hysterical,
was taken to Flower Hospital
An unidentified boy of is, peddalling
in st. Nicholas avenue near 126th street
on a bicycle, became caught in a terrific
jam and in trying to steer out ran into
truck Of the Hecker-Jones-Jewell Mill
ing Company driven by Charles Rodri-
guez of 1921 Tiebout avenue. The Bronx.
The truck wheels went over the boys
body, killing him. The driver was held
in $500 bail.
Patrolman Patrick Crowley OF Traffic
s was knocked down and slightly bruised
by motor truck while on duty at Forty
fourth street and Sixth avenue. He was
taken to Bellevue Hospital. Tho driver
Of the truck, Egido Palloma Of 420 East
117th street. was not arrested.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-07
BIG 8" TO CONTROL
CHAIN OF THEATRES
Erlanger Joins Dillingham;,
and Ziegfeld in Combine.

The question Of what combination OF
theatrical interests would be identified
with Abraham l. Erlanger following his
split with Marc Klaw was cleared up
yesterday by the announcement that he
has allied himself with Charles b, Dill
ingham and Florenz Ziegfeld. Jr. They
viii control theatres Jointly In the promi-
nent cities. which are planned to be kept
open flfty-two weeks In the year.
The new combination, which is looked
upon as a dominating factor In the
theatrical world. has q ten year lease
of the Colonial, one of the leading Bos'
ton playhouses, as an initial move In Its
elaborate plans. A chain OF new the
aires expected to cost 100000 also 10
being planned for New York, Philadel-
phia, Chicago and other cities, all OF
these houses to be under the control OF
the big three.
Both dramatic and musical offerings
will be presented. The alliance, II Is an
nounced. will In no way interfere with
the individual productions of Messrs
Erlanger. Dillingham; and Zlegfeld.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-07

cept brfbs ana throw MS people. Ne
does the latter to demonstrate that the
motives Of the men who are struggling
to upset society are selfish and usually
ignoble.
The Love story.
Tho inevitable fable OF human hearts
which could not be allowed to disappear
even from such a discussion is expertly
entwined with the political complications
of the story. It Is indeed brother OF
the young girl infatuated with q pro-
nounced social reformer who makes the
bride possible. He wants to prove
that the happiness of his sister may be
assured-the unworthiness of the man
who has become the f1rst officer OF the
State Government and influences the
opinions of all his followers.
In order to make his fiction plausible
Mr.. Walter has supposed very adj
vanoed state of Socialism. The char
acters even speak of the naturalization
Of women at one point, but the hero re-
quests an end of this jesting as he takes
the subject too much to heart But the
disbursement of the hero is interest
ingly accomplished. MIR. Walters long
speeches are well written. The view of a
Newspaper Office on election night was
vivacious and some of the more polite
humor OF the other scenes MADE its
points.
In '-rhe Challenge" however, Mr..
Walter is the soclologist rather than
the dramatist He has kept his theme
closer than the dramatic progress Of the
story to his eyes in writing. But his
play IL notably fine effort to picture
a current phase Of society.
Allan Dinehart, as the young hero,
opposed with the truth of his socialist
opinions played with a delightful nat
uralness and revealed the possession of
wider range OF emotional expression
than he ever suggested before. His
voice is uncultivated and not of agree
able quality, but he speaks with such
intelligence and naturalness that every
line of his part has all the eloquence the
actor can impart TO It.
Holbrook Blinn combined experience
Of the world and an easy authority in
his portrayal of the aristocrat who
finally convinced his friend Of the false
ness OF the political agitators in whom
he trusted Jessie Glendenning was
prepossessing as the heroine who
thought her lover had abandoned her
altogether for politics. but continued
rather persistently adolescent in the mat
ter of speech. There were several ad-
mirable scenes to illustrate the story,
with an uncommonly attractive living
room In a colonial house.