El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-14
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Theaters now come under a direc-
ton or the stars making for changes
ana successful runs FOR new pays
The stars are posted so that there
now appears a strange connection be-
tween education and the drama. a
pond Of some sort between colleges
and theaters.
This conformation Is read a.
rather meuacinE to commercial
transactions. The Judgment IS sup
posed 20 pc impaired in matters con-
uected with buying and selling.
Mars is in q place believed to az
Iect the minds Of soldiers. making
1or announcement and a sense OF
nature IN all attempts at readiust-
lnenL IN CIVIL life. but this sway VIII
pass IN the course OF a few months.
Persons whose birthdate II is have
the forecast Of a happy and pros
porous year
CHILDREN born on this dav are
likely TO be clever, affectiouate and
trustworthy. They should succeed
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into words. an worried about bust
ness, awfully worried. So IS dad. And
[ an a little anxious about him. too"
isn't he Wel1" she asked. quickly
Arthur shook his head. he saws
be is, but he isn't Hes taking the
present crisis too hard. He Is not
very strong, you lzn0W-has too high
blood pressure. and I'm sure all this
strain is not good for him. Do you
mlnd-wili Il bore you-if I tell you
about the state OF affairs7
business Getting Dum.
-Of course not want 70. hear
about IT. But before you tel me. let
VIII 90 no further. Just mention
this SO that you may not have qualmE
aIrerward for fear I may speak OF
the matter TO somebody"
7 would never fear that Of you.
Honoras" he assured her.
Then they walked more slowly as
he explained that for months BUSH
ness had been getting steadily dulier.
Bis father was an old fashioned. con-
servative man. and adopted new meth
DDS slowly. arthur knew that they
we're falling behind their competitors
yet he himself had had too little bust
ness experience to know Just what
steps to take to save the concern
, from gradual disintegration.
You see. I have had no comme--
cial training" he complained That's
where ny mistake lies Dad puzzles
me bit by his lack OF initiative. Yet
I remember that in years past he had
lots Of pep.
Il cannot go ahead without his
sanction, and he lets good onportunl-
ties slip because he Is not willing TO
take any chances While ne is con-
sidering some proposition some other
concern hops IN and walks of with
the opportunity that Dad was too
cautions to seize. And I can see that
he feels his limitations. yet does not
seem 20 have the resolution 20 over
come them
Honora let the son talk on There
was nothing that she could advise
except that Arthur himself learn all
that he possibly could ABOUT up 70
date business methods.
And meanwhile we are losing
money" he grumbled- However. I
mean 20 do my best 7 am so deter
mined to put up a good fight that
think I must win out
-Of course you willie she predicted
7 an certain Of that"
"A big incentive urges one on, too,
he said, his voice trembling slightly
But I an almost afraid 10 dare to
hope that 7 can think Of that incen-
tive.
.Honora,r drawing close 70 her and
taking her arm in his grasp as they
walked ever more slo=siz than be-
fore. edo you think that-under such
business conditions as have de-
described man would have right
To tell a Girl that he loved her. even
though he could not marry for long
vhile2 Would she think ir was fair
II he asked her 10 waltz
Honora tried 10 speak naturally.
but her throat felt dry and she
could hear The blood pulsing In her
ears She could not look I'D
aI-lf'-she stammered, If she
loved hiui-she would be Wiling 20
wait"
~Ah. that's IT. he exclaimed. II
she loved him But Just for one
moment suppose she could ever love
him. would q be all right for him
to tell her-5verg-1 lugE
Honora nodded She could not
speak o..-.,