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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-24
No Light Matter After All.

TIE discovery by modern Isaac Newton that light has
weight leads conclusion that after all light isn't
as Light thought It In fact this modern Now
ton whose Einstein has figured that $50 tons
CT light falls the earth His discovery is still more
wonderful than that He has learned by watching the sun
for long periods during ecpses that gravity has such
attraction for light rays that pulls them toward the
This applies any other orb which the light rays happen
to be passing The gravity Of the situation bends the
IN like road house defects from its stream Of
joyTiders
Arguing from this Nj. Einstein says that lot Of
stars really not there but somewhere else And
lot Of times when two stars together don't
We merely split ray that has doubled somewhere in
its journey through the milky way. And dreadful
split infnitive split bottle may BE- the split ray is
infinitely worse, N the astronomers opinion.
Now what Is the conclusion Of all OF this? The pes
simisc Mr. Einsten, according to his publicity agent in
current magazine, says that comet large as
the sun but Invisible to US may be rushing at this world
with such high rate Of speed that when the collision
centuries hence the noise may act like thunder
and curde the milk in the milky way. Splinters and
svers Of demolished earth and cut and bleeding comet
may be thrown around the universe such dis
orderly fashion make If next impossible to put
them together again
Although Of may live witness this catastro
Pie II may be just well the admission cost to
such show war tax everything included would prob
ably be high would not get TO anyhow We have
grief enough IN knowing that carrying lot
Of sunshine around With everywhere 60 in addition
to other burdens.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-24

Q somewhat from the yides show a per-
son who lacks decision and who IS
. easily influenced.
When fists are firmly closed and
hands az sides, the person IS laboring
under great determination. the DECREE
Z Of determination depending unon the
amount OF clenching
A person who has difficulty in find
ing place for his hands at rest. who
puts his fingers in his pocket plays
with his watch chain. etc, is either
lacking in Determination or needs di-
recting.
u is usually a dignified person and
one whose mind acts slowly who car
RES MS hands clasped one upon the
other in front OF him.
Beware OF the person who rubs his
hands together as II washing them.
He is liable 20 prove a "Criah Heen.~
Hands casped behind the back In
dictate certain cautiousness. This is
Characteristic pose Of a number OF
the greatest thinkers and nhilo-
sophers.- Copyright 191g-Thompson
Feature Service.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-24
By D1OGENE BURCH

NEXT time your sweetheart or your
~ friends walk across the room
notice the way they unconsciously
carry their hands and you may dis
cover some interesting things about
their character.
The person who walks with one
hand in front Of his overcoat and the
other behind his back shows a de-
eeitful. untrlthful OF bypocriticaI
character. OF course no one should
judge by one sign alone. but nine
times out OF ten you viii find that
other traits viii show this 70 be true.
Notice the person who makes no
effort 10 hide his hands. who carries
them partly open, but not limp. show
ing signs OF life II il is a woman
who walks with her hands thus she
can keep a confidence She is careful
about telling all she knows.
Hands that hang wide omen. dang
ling and limp. with arms outstrctched
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-24
Ripping Rhymes
By WALT MASON
Job

THERE ancient bwhov
vel his fame extended globe the books his merits tel
ons'oI hundred kinds heaped by day. y
ne sa fellow finds that LIES Of bols
re" On ms ms hens al died, his
storms ana wreck and sun he didn't heaye One vy day
10 with choocboo
generator wouldn't sprint and job he garb
things we dare not print He
starter all in JOB door and told him not to 90 in
He tried to broke his wrist:
h language then was high and grand but page be missed
has high Tenovn for patience that age
by dams WALT waSoN
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-24

ing so hard for so many years that
I thought ] would give them a rest. {"
he laughed, as he packed another
beautiful doll and a drum into his
wonderful pack They are grazing
up in Toylaud. but sent their best
love % every good boy and girl
And. besides, you see there are more
little boys and girls this year and
my airplaue VIII take me around
much faster"
Photographic and here he is-seated
N his 81 oacru es@i~r 18th $50 OF
the Arctic SHOWS still hanging from
its wings
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-24
No Excuse For Former Service Belonging Legion
Declares The Limit OF All Degradation The Beachcober

! the 500 teen age boys Of the district.
and Lorenzo EaTela a member Of the
san Antonio street branch Of the
7. n. c. A. has been assigned 10 the
smelter for work among the boys.
said W. H Day Of the Y. b. C. A.
interstate committee. Lorenzo has
had considerable experience as a
leader among the Mexican boys. both
in association activities and in school
work In the many entertainm ents
held by the Mexican " he has been
one OF the leading figures. The
Shelter " in cooperation with the
HI Y clubs OF FL Pas0 will conduct
an athletic meet for the boys Christ
mas day A number OF athletic games
and contests have been planned and
prizes wiz be given the victors- The
work among the Mexicans was intro
duced at the smelter last summer by
the interstate committee OF the u. II
C. A. has gone far beyond expecta-
tons and we are contemplating eL-
tending this Industrial work 10 sew
eral other communities In the very
near future. The work for the past
few months has been under the direct
charge Of the FL Paso Y IL c. A.
and after January 1 Il viii be directed
by the interstate committee again
with recognition as a provisional as
ISOLATION
Some Of the finest high diving I
ever have seen was in the United
states navy" said Frank Williams
4 remember one time in particular
IN 1916, when the reserve Atlantic
fleet was anchored off Of Fortress
Monroe, Virginia Tn sailors had
been on review and were anchored
for day after review. At swimming
call one could see them dropping
over the sides OF the ships in some
Of the prettiest dives imaginable.
one sailor on the ship louisiana
climbed the after mast He poised
AZ the tip. probably more than 100
reet from the water. Then he leaned
outward in perfect Jack knife dive
but TO put more thrills into his dive,
ne turned four complete somersaults !
IN the air, after Strengthening in his
Downward course. The dive was per
feet Some OF those men seemed
more at home in the water than on /
land. ! only saw one sailor who could /
not SWIM He was a grizzled old I
eoXswain and although he had done
several tricks in the navy he told
ne he had never been able 10 swim. /
Despite this fact. he handled a tiny
boat In rough sea with the utmost !
loncnalance- believe naval traIn-l
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-24

present at the foot OF each tiny bed.
saint Nick VIII start back 70 the
North Pole a few minutes before the
first streaks Of dawn appear over
the eastern horizon
A special photographer and repre-
sentative Of The Herald was per
uitted 20 talk 10 Santa at his rem
ie-vors. His mnrr- ewes tu-f-l-1ed ~- A
his little round belly shook with
luirth when asked why he was using
an airplane and what had become OF
the beautiful RENDERS he used 10
drive.
Dunder and Bitten and my other
faithful RENDERS have been work
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-24

ing IN this as wen as in other lines.
Is a great boon for young men"
The case OF Harry New. who
killed his fiaucee, Miss Freda Les
ser and who now is on trial in Los
angeles Tor the murder is attracting
wide attention said p. l. Horton.
or Los Angeles. Il see that how
they are trying 20 prove UP an in
sanity case and thus prevent New
from getting his fun deserts. From
what I have heard in Los Angeles.
that was merely a cold bIooded
murder, committed br a rend whose
reasons alone should convict him.
have heard that he robbed that
girl Of adj that she could hold as
worth while and then when the pros
poets became such as ~ cause him.
hope that mis- trial VIII be absolutely
Lalr and that the law viii not be
hoodwinked There Is no excuse.
insanity OF otherwise, for such
murder The man is a coward and
a fiend who VIII commit such an act
and society viii be better when he
has been violently pushed into
another court, where the wiIes of
attorneys and the sTmpathles Of
Jurymen viii not interfere with JUS
tee. I am particularly pleased with
the attitude in general, OF the Los
angeles papers They recognized the
affair for just what 10 was and have
taken a sensible stand on the case"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-24
sHATTUCE-ARIIONA HANDLES
800 TONS OR ORE DAILY

Bisbee. Ariz. Dec. 24-Shattuclz-
Arizona is handling 800 tons a day Of
lead-silver ores in its mill. in which
. there lately was a readjustTlent OF the
process said TO have resulted IN much
better savings. TWenty-eiEht Conner
queen miners have passed the eNa-ni-
nations that followed completion Of a
practical mining course. one desiCned
20 add 10 the companys supply o. SUI
pervisory workmeu
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-24

VALUABLE N
notd earie9
they
e
stockings
an sug
a
make eautus national flower.
dennand
Its j.
stau Ike
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-24
LOVE

lOuI OF the Great Beyond I come
[ ~ swift as a Iancer's dart
I Unheralded. clssvs ny Fav
Deep IN the Human Heart
In every sphere my Influence reigna
Ny home IS infinite space
To Ev'ry being my name IS known
OF proud or humble race.
Thro' coutless ages have I lived
Keeping abreast with time.
puzzle the wissst saEss
In every land and cline.
They regard with awe and wonder
Ny chauEeless youth and grace,
No hoary locks ny head encrowns.
Nor wrinkles mar my face
Tines earliest hour 7 put 10 shame
The new born babe in arms.
Pm younger than the budding flower:
Mysterious are my charms.
The greatest palace and mansion
Attack in daunrless way.
sweep aside ohstructing bars.
None dare my progress stay.
To the humblest dwelling. 7 come.
BY mountain. stream or dale
cross the desert with dread
And search the hidden vale.
bow not TO worldly riches.
Cow not al naughty pride.
I tame the Wild. make bold the Mia
And rule on every side.
nv powers defy analysis
The stoutest soul ! queu,
lit 20 highest plnacles
or dam 20 lowest hell
know no master. Or command.
OF riddles Pm the sum,
] am Love that knows no diction.
For when I come. 7 come
Lucille Patton Hunter.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-24

LIS brand new airplane covered
II with snow, Santa Claus has ar
rived at a secret rendezvous in the
mountains. briuEinE to wear
world more beautiful gifts and good
cheer than ever before.
=. Just as the last stroke Of twelve
pooms from the old bell in the town
nall tower. 70 lv OLD ---.- -rs
VIII steal from his hiding place
crank the twin engines Of his fly
ing sleigh and dash off TO the home
Of every good boy and girl In the
world Then after placing a pretty
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-24
Patter And Chatter
For Medicinal Purposes.

For Medicinal Purposes.
IITHEN Percy staggers blindly from the car
W And waits to catch lanpp0st as it passes,
We don't that he's been a bar
Where liquors slipped across IN tiny glasses;
More likely he has found secret place,
Par up alley behind q stable,
Where booze may still be purchased by the case,
Bearing perhaps, @Hair Restorer' label
IF Harold fingers, mingliug with the boys
Til after sober people have retired,
And then strays homeward, making too muah noise
And by inglori0us ambition fired,
We have reason to suppose that he
Obtained it a promise not TO tatts;
It's easy still to get It on the plea
That something is the matter with cattle
DE not too quick to blame the mournfuI nan
- Who used TO ladle out the Tom-and-Jerry,
If George Fred OF Dick Bog Dan
Sits in the gutter, thinking that he's merry;
Be before you hurry ont in search
OF stills you nay be aching to dsmolish;
Perhaps the boy acquired his leer and lurch
By drinking some aliquid silver polish
THE jails are being smptisd. told
1 Therefore improvement must be spreading daily,
But still-sometimes-if one has caught cold
One may be cured, and shuttle onward gayIy.
The aliniments" and lotions multiply,
And he is wise in these days who is able
Unless the doctor winks knowing eye
To guess what's IN bottle by the label
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-24

ALL IN one nah.
THE THREE OF them
AND THE first one comes
FROM A happy home-
FOR IT must be happy.
WITH DOROTHY there
AND A kindly mother.
WHO DOESN'T forget
AND THE second one.
FROM THE drear inside
OF A prison waiL
WHERE THEY put bad men
FOR DOING bad things
AND PUT good men
FOR MAKING mistakes
AND THE third one comes
FROM OFF the street
FROM A no good guy"
NOT BAD enough
FOR A prison cell
NOR GOOD enough.
FOR A happy home
AND THEY make me glad
AND send them along.
so THAT you may read
AND BE glad with me.
AND IF they suggest
THAT AT Christmas time
THERE MAY be one
WHOM YOU can find.
PERHAPS 4 boy
WHO HAS no toy.
OR a little girl
WHO HAS no doll
OR A hungry mouth
OR An nl-elothsd man.
IF IT should happen.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-24

The manufacturing establishments
OF Texas employ approximately 160.-
600 men OF voting age
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-24
We TOWNE GOSSIP
Registered C. Patent Ofles-

X c. B. s
u and charity. he o is
doins
Christna-ne child sincerely
P She enclossd five dollars Is Dorothy
B-B Of a nandk
and
afford
Very respectfully No z9ois
K c. B. a no n
soff to
1the Isenth O
I to the nail boX
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-24

when in doubt appoint a committee.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-24

THAT THET-may suggest
YOU STOP a minute.
AND LOOK around
FOR ONE OF these
I'll BE glad again
AND 50 VIII you.
i THANK you
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-24

We don't any more than get the world made safe fo
democracy than become threatened with starvation
Evening journal., 1919-09-16

Secretaries and scribes met and dis
cussed affairs at length.
Practically all OF these meetings were
occupied with routine business, how
ever, and nothing OF unusual impor-
tance was announced after the sessions.
The Sovereign Grand Lodge took occa-
sion TO pay tribute TO the oldest odd
Fellow In America, and, so far as IS
known. the only surviving delegate 10
the Odd Fellows convention which met
In Baltimore in 1869 Just after the close
Of The Civil War. lie is William II.
Barnes, OF San Francisco, now 50 years
old. lie was sent to Baltimore 10 the
centennial celebration by the California
Grand Lodge as a representative emer-
itus," and Is the only odd Fellow who
ever bore this title.
Barnes, who Joined The odd Fellows
In 1856, was one OF the Qrst members
on the Pacific Coast lie recalls dis
tlnctly The convention OF 1865 in Bal
ilmore, and yesterday morning went
down TO see the Equitable Building,
which is now on the site Of old Bar
NUNS Hotel. where the Odd Fellows
iifhNlldIifIN WNIt III Aiif lNNb ii'fAlhh'
The Grand Sire and other members OF
the Sovereign Grand Lodge paid glow
ing tributes 10 Mr.. Barnes and TO his
constancy to the principles and well
fare Of the order i'm which he was one
Of the pioneers.
The assembly OF Rebekah lodges !
found It had 1000 delegates when its
first business session was called, and I
The hall in which the meeting was
staged wasn't large enough. The num- |
Der OF women delegates and women
visitors TO this centennial celebration Is /,
said TO be about twice as large as at any
gathering
A number Of the visitors who are not
actual delegates spent the best part OF
he day automoblling and visiting places
n interest around the city, Including
Ihe Wildey Monument on Broadway
and the Mildey tomb in Greenmount
cemetery. The Washington Monument
also attracted large number, and
Mount Vernon Square was crowd
"a the best part OF the day Baltlmore's
markets formed subjects OF great inter
,st 10 hundreds Of the women.
While none Of the Pairiarchs Militant
lrllled. their resplendent uniforms OF
,lack and gold and their heavily em-
,0ssed swords could be seen on all OF
he streets in the business section.
drills Of this branch OF the
rider are on the program for later IN
he week. Several OF the organizations
rrlved In the afternoon and early even
ny. and. headed by their bands, pa
AIDED from the railroad stations to the
Evening journal., 1919-09-16
DELAWARE GRANGE NOTES.

Special TO The Evening Journal.
NEWPORT, Del, sept. 80 Delaware
grange held lis weekly meeting in the
Rcd Mems Hall, Newport, last evening
with a good attendance
Reports were made from The dele
gates TO Pomona Grange which was
held at Newport on Thursday
The grange arranged for a rally 20
be held on the evening OF October 6
In the Red Mems Hall A special COM
mittee was appointed TO make arrange
ments and prepare entertainment for
his occasion
The committee follows: Chairman,
Mrs. Alfred Craig, Miss Mary Stewart,
tobert Maclary, Bernard Stahl. Irene
Gregg Mrs Joseph c. Slack, and Geo.
l.. Snyder
Evening journal., 1919-09-16
THREE-IINK men
own BALTIMORE
Governor and Mayor Ex
tend Official Welcome at
Lyric Meeting
ORDERS GROWTH
AND GLORY TOLD

BALTIMORE. Nd, Sept. i6.-0dd Eel
lows. whose homes are spread from
Maine to New Zealand. from Alaska TO
Key West, crowded the Lyric last
night TO hear the story OF the birth Of
their order-the story Of the growth OF
that little handful Of men whom
Thomas Wildey gathered about him in
the Seven Stars Inn In Baltimore, 100
years ago. TO tho present great frater-
nal order which numbers more than
100000 members, with nearly another
million IN auxiliary bodies.
Alfred G. Pinkerton. past grand sire
Of the order, told the story in his CEN
iennisl orstlon. In this oraiion Mr.
Pinkerton dvelt at length on the prin-
ciples OF fraternalism, the principles
which, he said, are the foundation OF all
efforts and all movements toward JUS
sice and right in the world.
While Mr. pinkert0ns grafton was
The feature Of the Lyric gathering. the
big meeting formed also the occasion
Tor the formal welcome TO Baltimore
md Maryland Of the thousands OF Odd
Fellows who have been streaming into
The city on every train for several days
and who now crowd all OF the city's
hotels. Governor Harrington was there
10 extend the welcome for the State and
Mayor. Broening spoke for the city. To
The Governors and Mayors welcoming
addresses Henry V. Borst. Grand Sire OF
The order. responded and thanked Ralti-
more particularly for the warmth OF
lhe welcome Il has so far exhibited and
she elaborateness Of the preparations for
receiving the city's guests.
The Lyric meeting, while u marked
NE formal opening OF the centennial
celebration and annual convention OF
the order. came after a day during
which the various branches OF the or
der and OF the assemblies OF Rebekah, /
the w0mens auxiliary, were In almost
constant business session.
The Odd Fellows and all Of these as
sociated with them are a hard-worklng
crowd In fact, the actual delegates |
spent practically no time yesterday on ]
pleasure, but were hard at it, on the /
business OF the order from 9 o'clock In /
The morning until the opening OF the
Lyric doors
The Sovereign Grand Lodge was the
first in session. 2i5 members being pres
cnt when Grand Sire Borst called the
lodge together In the Odd Fellows Tenn
pie. at Saratoga and Cathedral streets.
at o'clock. Later in the morning the
patrlarchs Militant, the assembly OF
and other branches Of the or
der gathered in business session. and in
The afternoon the Association OF Grand
Evening journal., 1919-09-16

former Health Commissioner of Chicago,
William r. Kerr, said From my own ex-
pcriencc with NuXated Iron I feel that it
is such q valuable remedy that II ought 10
be used in every hospital and prescribed by
every physician IN this country, and If my
endorsement shall induce anaemic. ner-
NOus. rundown men ana women TO take
Nuxated Iron, and receive the wonderful
tonic benefits which have received, I shall
feel greatly gratlhed that ! made an excep-
tion 10 my lifelong rule In recommending
IT,"
Dr. Schuyler C. JaQues. formerly Visiting
Surgeon OF St Elizahcth's Hospital New
York city, said II have never before given
out any medical information or advice for
publication. as ! ordinarily do not believe
in H. But in the case Of Nuxated Iron
feel 7 would be remiss I'm my duty not TO
mention it. | have taken 70 myself and
given Il 10 my patients with most surnris-
ing results. And those who wish quickly TO
increase their strength. power and endur-
ance will find it a most remarkable and
effective remedy"
No matter what other tonics or iron rene
Evening journal., 1919-09-16

be chosen by the various national leg
islatiye bodies, scheme that would
have secured greater popular control,
was due IL appears, TO him, although
urged by Cecil. SHUTS and House. It
was not known his prejudice in favor
OF executive control went thus far
The American people, as Mr.. Lansing
feared, do not fully understand The
treaty. But one point they have grasped
namely, that the covenant as writ
ten is opposed to sound nationalism.
Hence the demand, steadily growing
Evening journal., 1919-09-16

THAT is. the suppression OF national-
ISM, whose spirit he saw in the cove
nant. The phraseology was difficult
for the ordinary person to understand,
and thus his declaration attracted H.
tie attention, but he obvioLs'y STIR n
at The very roots Of the covenant He
showed himself in sympathy with the
IDEAS OF Mr.. Root. who Is willing TO
ratify the covenant provided It's anti
nati0nalism, or mundsnism. is re-
moved, but who sees world order com
ing by a development Of definitions Of
light agreed to and supported by in
dependent nations.
Aside from the revelation OF Mr.
Lansings views, the Bullitt statemen,
throws light on the rapid changes or
The Presidential mind. 10 would seem
as II. the President often did not com
prehend the issues and that he had no
matured policies. The defeat OF the
proposal that league delegates should
Evening journal., 1919-09-16

dies you have used without success--if you
are not strong or we'll. YOU owe Il to your
self TO make the following test: See how
long you can work or how far you can
walk without becoming tired. Next take
two five grain tablets OF NuNated Iron
three times per day after meals, for two
weeks. Then test your strength again and
see how much you have COINED. NuNated
Iron will increase the strength, power and
endurance OF delicate. nervous rundown
people In two weeks time In many in
stances.
MANUFACTURERS NOTE: Nuxated
Iron, which Is prescribed and recommended
by physicians and which is now being used
by over three million people annually, Is
not a secret remedy, but one which is well
known TO druggists everywhere. Unlike the
older, inorganic iron products it is easily
assimilated and does not injure the teeth,
make them black, nor upset the stomach
The manufacturers guarantee successful
and entirely satisfactory results to every
purchaser or they will refund your money.
IL Is dispensed In this city by Eckerds
Store and all other druggists.
Evening journal., 1919-09-16

Nhu ifonl Aflt tut
enjoyment Of home.
social and business
life-take Nuxated
Iron and watch Its
strength-giving. up
building cnect-it
will Increase the
strength and cndur-
ance OF weak, aer-
s0us. run down
folks In two weeks
time in many in
stances.
Evening journal., 1919-09-16

headquarters OF the Pstriarchs Militant
al the Southern Hotel.
This morning was given over to more
business meetings. but none is sched-
uled for this afternoon The steamer
Dreamland VIII carry the delegates and
some Of the visitors from the Broadway
pier. at 4 o'clock this afternoon and
take them for a trip up the Susque-
hanna.
Tonight there will be comforting OF
degrees by several OF the lodges en-
and assemblies, followed by
a banquet for the delegates at the
Hotel hennert at $50 O'clock The big
parade takes place tomorrow afternoon
Evening journal., 1919-09-16

When the crushing grip Of worry, trials
and care saps your vitality and keeps