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Evening journal., 1919-08-02
Editorial Opinion
A SAVING or TINE.

From the Delaware Magazine.
The new school code makes tho
school year in Delaware at least 1870
days or 80 weeks. This is indeed a
step in the right direction. Time 10
the thing that is most wasted IN the
American educational system OF to-day.
Parents should realize that the time
of their children is relatively as VAL
liable as their own. A child learns IN
school in direct proportion to the time
he spends there. Schools as they VIII
be conducted in the years TO come,
Will be a place of enjoyment TO. al
children rather than a place OF all
work and no play as under the old sys-
tenn. The schools Will provide play Tor
Jack and Mary and relieve mother OF
much Of her afternoon worry.
There is favor expressed on the part
Of some educators Of holding school
six or seven hours a day, with half
day Saturday, throughout forty-eigtlt
weeks of the year This would not
take play-time from the children, they
point out, as the schools would ar
range good. clean, healthful games for
both the girls and boys.
Aside from the benefits the children
would receive in covering more work
in a given number Of years, there is an
economic benefit which will bear con-
sideration The school buildings in
our state are closed about three
months OF the year while overhead ex
penses continue. The saving per pupil
that would result from keeping the
schools open two months more would
ALLOW. proportiOnally, more money
with which TO pay teachers. And more
pay means better teachers, which is
needed if education is to make big
strides forward
These are the ideas OF some Ameri-
can educators and we may expect that
it will not be long before they will
to carry their ideas into ac-
tiOn.
Evening journal., 1919-08-02
FOREIGN CONTEMPT ropIE,ctr

IS only necessary TO review uc various alliances noy
in force or in process arrangement 30 realize The
utter contempt in which The League of Nations is held
by nations Of The Old World
They know that their safety depends on distinct agree
mcnts with other countries for mutual support in case of
attack and that reliance be placed the nebuous
guarantees Of the league covenant TO prevent war
Here a list OF the alliances knowledge Of which has
been given to the public, to which probably should be
added as many that stll kept secret by the
nations involved.
Eoglish-Japanese pact which has been in effect for
years, and which it understood England does not in
tend to surrender in behalf Of the league covenant
,. Japanese German understanding for The joint
poiiaton Of Russia and China Senator Lodge has in
troduced resolution asking the state Department for
tie latest Information concerning that treaty
Observation-Disclosures alliance This agreement
is not yet actuay but it is part OF The Wilson pro
gram and its accomplishment earnestly desired by the
French as substantial guarantee Of their safety.
The new Balkan league According to dispatch
from Vienna Premier Nenizeos. OF Greece has under
ahen the formation OF Balkan league for the pur
pose o. maintaining peace and the rights OF small ma
uons In that section Of Europe
N s OF these actual and proposed alliances members
~ lne council Of the League Of Nations arc involved
'heir anxiety 10 huild up ether societies af aiis,s
Evening journal., 1919-08-02
With the Photographers

In The language and opinion Of senator Cav Article
Is the heart OF the League Of Nations Is the senator
good enough cardiac specialist TO acow beating
not uniform With the pulse Of Amesica-New York sun
Again expert opinion returns to Professor Langleys
Inflated multiple plane air machine which needed only
better engines to n.y. Henry Woodhouse suggests that the
big arplane OF the future to unwiedy spread Of
wings must resdopt multiple planes with precautions FOR
stabilizat1on The airmen have still much TO earnNev
York Morld
There are the President win find a large number OF
genuine Americans his political friends and supporters
having no sort OF sympathy with the efforts Of partisan
opponents 20 embaass him for purely political purposes
who are going 10 ask what It has pronted Ames4ca il
result Of the war she has surrendered The ideals the
Institutions and tie liberties which in he past she has
priced above life Itself columbia Herald
Evening journal., 1919-08-02
AT TIE RIALrn

Gaby Deslys, one Of The most pOpu-
lar and talented dancers and actresses
Of the day and widely known through
her associations with many prominent
men and women Of the world. Is the
star Of "lnfaiuation." in which she
will appear at the Rialto three days, be-
ginning Monday next
The picture, "Infatuation." forms
Just such a background for the versa
tile Gaby as a platinum mounting does
for sparkling gem. For the briiliance
and the glory of Desly is much in evil
dence in The story which parlakes in
many Of its.scenes Of the glimmer and
glow OF the foollights and the sweel
honey Of public alteration accorded a
popular idol
Evening journal., 1919-08-02
'CyCLERs' CLUB WANTS MEMBERS

The Wil-Del Motorcycle Club has
opened its charter for a period Of one
month. closing September ?. admis-
sion fee during this period will be ST.
Anyone wishing to join the club should
see any member or visit the club rooms
Second and Van Buren streets, on each
Tuesday evening.
The club Will go TO Bowers Beach
tomorrow leaving the club. rooms at
6 o'clock
Evening journal., 1919-08-02
attractions at the City Theatres

be an interesting program. There will
be the usual free concerts afternoon
and evening in the park, and Dorothy
d. Young Mrs. James L. Henry, the
well known contralto soloist, will sing
both afternoon and evening. Her sing
ing is always a feature OF the Sunday
concerts Next week 'Ye Liberty Play
eres," who recently returned from
France, where they entertained the
American soldiers viii present another
comedy Announcement on this will be
made later
Evening journal., 1919-08-02
Ar THE VICTORIA.

His slaunch devotion 10 the memory
Of his dead mother, is the force which
leads Buddy Apperson to break with
his father in Bill AppersOn's Boy" in
which Jack Pickford will be seen at
the Victoria Theatre. starting next Mon
day IN this feature Mr.. Pickford plays
Blue Ridge Mountain lad, the son Of
Bill Apperson.- a lovable old noun
taineer.
Interiors OF several quaint homes in
The Blue Ridge Mountains Of Kentucky.
furnish close study Of the lives OF
the mOuntaineers. who are characters in
the picture. These people who have
lived with little change for the past
hundred years, contributed some OF the
hest fighters who went to France under
the American banner and have within
themselves, a code Of honor which is
one OF the strictest in world
Evening journal., 1919-08-02
pRFSRYTERIANS TO ADVERTISE.

STONY BROOK, n. \, Aug. 2.-PIah'
for nationwide campaign Of churcr
advertising through newspapers were
outlined yesterday at the New Era Con
ference Of the Presbyterian Church. an
annual appropriation by every individ-
ual church in the United states for adj
vertising in the local newspapers was
unanimously advocated by the dele
gates.
It was decided 10 have the Presby-
teries in all the free Western States
elect delegates TO a New Era Confer
ence to be held at Lake Geneva, Wis,
September 4 or before.
Evening journal., 1919-08-02
CHURCH NORMAL ANNOUNCED.

/ NEW NORk, Aug. 2.-The flrst OF a
series OF church normal schools FOR
training Sunday school teachers in a
uniform method Of teaching will be
opened here next November. the Gen
eral Board Of Religious Education Of
the Episcopal Church announced last
night. Similar schools are planned for
New Haven. Baltimore. Cleveland. Chit
cagn and Deiroit
Evening journal., 1919-08-02

after having given their The league shows either
utter lack OF faith the ability OF the covenant to do
what is claimed for IT, exhibits complete nsnceriy
on their part while they occupied in its framing.
In any event te early dislntegaon Of the league, II
shall really be organized forecast by the evident
haste OF its future members TO form other connections
which they depend with greater conndence.
Evening journal., 1919-08-02
AT RRANDYMINE spRINGs.

share entertaining the people OF this
city and the people Of Chester and
Philadelphia as well. The park was
never more attractive Than at present.
Evening journal., 1919-08-02

some Of these little country school districts like the
at GreeDsprng, for instance which haxe rejected
me school Code viii have lot Of back-rackng to do
when c new system gets operation in the wide
awake and progressive districts
Evening journal., 1919-08-02

Did Senator Wolcott make his peace with state Chair
man Graham; or, did state Chairman Graham make his
with Senator wocoH or did the two merely agree
upon an armslice9
Evening journal., 1919-08-02
AT sHEIIpnr pApk

sunday concerts Nvill take the place
Of vaudeville in the Family Theatre az
Siiciipot Park tomorrow and there viii
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-09
TELLS WORK Of
WORLD FAITH
DR.. Cook Contrasts Effect
of Religion of Races Of
the Earth.

To make Christianity safe for the
world we must accept it as a revealed
religion and as a religion revealed
from Cod declared DR.. Ed F. Cook
at the Trinity Methodist church Tues
day night Dr. Cook chose as his sub
5ect Making religion safe for the
world" and traced briefly the rise OF
the different religions and their rela-
ton to the material and economic
progress Of the countries where they
existed
The greatest burden and curse Of
the race is religion The one thing
that differentiates man from the
lower animal is his religious instinct
Despite this fact, man has not been
able TO make religion serve as a ma
rerial benefit 10 him in society The
real test Of religion is its conception
Of God, its practical morality Men
have been trying through the ages 10
find religion suitable TO their needs
in the world
HAS Hinduism benefited Indsag II
has been the paralysis OF thai coun-
try: il has been a curse 70 India Has
Buddhism helped Japan II has made
it q land OF atheists and agnostlcs-
The invincibility Of the devotion to
the emperor Of Japan enters into the
life OF every japanese soldier whose
mother has taught him from early
childhood to die for the emperor. Has
COnfucianisn resulted IN uplifting
China2 Take a survey Of the 5000
600 people looking backward ali the
time. The misery Of China is her re-
Hgion, composed vastly Of superst1-
ton. Is Mohammedanism good FOR
the Mohammedan Worldz Think Of the
immoral being who is their god
ThiS Of their commission 10 kill
Christians IS the arch heretics OF
their religion.
rs Christianity safe for the world2
Il depends upon your attitude toward
Christianity as TO whether It is good
or evil. Japan was once closed for
SOC years because Christianity planted
there was a failure. A great deal de-
pends upon your viewpoint Of Chris
tianity. Christianity is safe for the
world only as we receive II and IN
terpret it
The great distinguishing mark OF
Christianity is that it was born in the
heart of God and not in the brain OF
man To be absolutely beneficial TO
the world, Christianity must be mis-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-09
WAS ALMOST
IN DESPAIR
SHE SAYS
In miserable health for four
years and in bed most Of
time.

4 was almost IN despair and did
not know which way 10 turn Ior lelle4
when some friends told ne ABOUT Tan
lac and I honestly believe the meol-
cine has saved my life" said MIS-
Blanche s. Ds5ney. Of 2sel Booknout
street. Dallas. Texas
About four years ago, continued
Mrs. Dabney, 7 had an attack OF
ptomaine poisoning after eaun- ice
cream. and this seemed 10 be the be-
ginning Of serious trouble for me- 1
soon got so I couldn't eat without
suffering severe pain in the pit OF my
stomach Gas would form causing m
tense pain around my heart, smoth-
ering spells and awful headaches l
kept getting worse until everything
disagreed with me and then rheuma-
tfsm set in and I simply suffered
agony At times I could do none OF
my housework at al IN 1aet, was
confined 10 my bed three and four
days at a time. I tried everything,
including mineral baths, but kept go
ing down until 7 hardly had any hope
left ! was so nervous and restless
could scarcely sleep at all 1 would
lay awake half the night and get up
IN the mornings feeling half dead
"A number OF my friends advised
me 10 try Tanlac and, oh, I'm SO glad
now I did. for as I said. 1 believe It
better with my first dose. it seemed
10 soathe and strengthen my stomach
and my appetite has improved until
now I can eat just anything other
people can NY suffering is all gone
and ny flesh and muscles have grown
firmer. Ny sleep is sound and rest
full and I wake up in the mornings
feeling fine and fun Of Yigor- I can
do ny. homework now and can't say
too much in praise OF Tanlac for its
wonderful work in my case
Tanlac is sold ia e. Paso by Kelly
& Pollard and by the leading drug
fists IA practically every city, town
and village in America.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-09
STATE TO CONTROL OIL
TRANSPORTATION LINES

Austin, Tex. July s.-Representa-
tives OF the various pipe line COM
panies Of the state are here today in
attendance on the hearing Of the rail-
road commission. at which hearing it
is proposed to adopt a set Of 20 rules
governing the handling and trans
porting Of oil through pipe lines.
these rules and regulations were ten
tatively issued and. before adopting
them. the commission decided TO have
the views Of the pipe line operators
over the stale.
Thse regulations umhracs the mar
keting of oil, storage, gathering and
delivery. cuaging. testing and deduc-
lions and rates n be CHARGED.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-09
BILL WOULD LEGALIZE
BOXING BOUTS IN TEXAS

Austin. Tex. July 81 The Texas
senate took up as special business
today the McNeaIus boxing bill. which
proposes to legalize boxing in Texas
BY appointing an athletic commission
10 regulate exhibitions Of boxing and
sparring. This bill was passed BY the
senate during the regular session. but
1t died on the house calendar
Senator AIcNealus read numerous
kilograms from over the state. urging
the passage of the bill Because Of
the absence Of several senators who
are supporting the bill. senator Nc
Nealus did not press a vote today. but
laid the measure on the table subject
to call
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-09
RURAL CARRIER PAYMASTER
IN TEXAS WRITES MANY CHECKS

Austin. Tex. July &c. A. Junck
paymaster for rural mail carriers IN
Texas. writes for al5o regular car
riers each month. and his payroll IS
approximately $4,000 each month, he
says
When Mr.. Junck began this work
II years ago. he paid 157 carriers and
his annual payroll vas S6S,oo0- IN
the fiscal year 5dst ended he dis
bursed over 100000.
Their ural delivery system IS grow
ing. said Mr.. Junck. and practically AL
the routes upon which mail was for
merly delivered three times a week
now receives a daily service There
are IS motorized routes with an av-
erage length OF so miles
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-09
The Damon Petroleum Co.
Ohio Texas
Thoughtful of Hubby,
Thoughtless of Honesty

Cleveland, Ohio. July s.-Hereafter
Mrs. Emma salsman. twenty. is going
to be Ieas thoughtful OF the comfort
OF hubby. Married but a Few days.
Mrs. saIsman conceived the idea that
a pipe she saw in a local department
store would be just the thing for
papa" when he came home from
work. She is spending thirty Gays
at the Women's Rsformatory neoltal-
inc on the sinfuIness Of smoking. and
hubby Is wondering where ne is go
ing 10 get $500 to pay the fine that
was also assessed
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-09
UP -Go THE PRICES

There viii be ANOTHER increase in
prices on magazines in a short time.
Even though your subscriptions to the
magazines you are now taking do not
expire for several months. you ought
to renew your subscriptions now and
save from 25 TO 100 percent FL Paso
Herald Magazine Agency, Herald Of
fice-Adv
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-09
Finds Gem, Substitutes
Glass. Gets IS Reward

St Louis. No, July s.-The loss OF
her diamond ring was discovered by
Mrs. Theodore Glucker while she was
in an uptown building. A man aided
in the search. He pretended to pick
up a diamond. Here il is" he said
Mrs Glucker thanked him and gave
him IS. A jeweler said the diamond
was glass. The lost stone has not
been found
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-09
Alleged Thief Has
Vnrionfed Tnstes

ST. Louis. No, July Sin a wagon
load OF articles taken from the room
OF Edward D. Butts here police found
copies Of bibles and Robert Inger-
soils works. "a suits Of clothes. cor
sets. silk shirts and thirty vests.
They also found two ''jimmies.' a
revolver and two punches of skeleton
KEYS
Victims OF numerous burglaries in
the west end are being summoned to
the Page Boulevard police station.
where the articles are being held, in
an effort to connect Butts with the
thefrs
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-09

sionary in nature. Mohammedanism
today is a great competitor of Chris
tianity because it is a missionary re-
liGion-"
Dr. Cook spoke again on Wednes-
day morning on The imperatives Of
the postbellum programs in mis-
sions'' and Permanent elements in a
world of change" Tonight at o'clock
the summer school of theology Of the
New Mexico conference will be closed
with an Illustrated talk by Dr. W. 4.
Shelton on The progress Of civiliza-
ton -
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-09

Emporia, Kan. July "a flash
light" dance is the latest dance 10
be introduced at the Emporia Country
club here. II was introduced by the
Emporia high school students and
proved TO be most popular Flash
lights were given as favors to the
men dancers and the lights switched
off The dancers flashed their pocket
lights while dancing
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-09
Dog Uses Man to Light
On in His Long Leah

Alexandra. Ind. July DIR. J. Z.
Hall walked out of his office on the
second floor OF a downtown build
ing and locked the door. His dog
stood on the ledge OF the open office
window and barked at the departing
physician. but he barked in vain. A
workman was repairing a water tap
beneath the barking dog. A leap and
the canine alighted safely upon the
shoulders Of the workman. who
toppled over The dog ran Up TO his
master, barked and wagged his tail
knowingly
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-09
cIsTERN IS ExPLopEs.

Bloomington. H.. July Gas. be-
lieved 10 have formed on city water
confined in a cistern at the Soldiers
Orphans home in Normal, exploded
when engineer Patrick Carrigan ap-
preached It with a lighted lantern
Carrigan was thFown % feet by the
blast and severely injured
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-09
PUNCH SPLITS E1FBALr..

Charleston, Ill. July 9.-Louis
White was punched so hard on the
eye in an alteration here he will
probably lose the sight OF the eye
The blow split the svebalL
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-09

Lawn Mowers sharpened. Allen
Arms & Cycle Co, z04 \. Oregon ST.
Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-09

The strangest thing about Christian
ity is the fear so many Christians have
Of trying it.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-09

The imperialists at Paris apparently
construe the Golden Rule as did David
Harum: @Do to your enemy as he
would do to you, and do it first"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-09
Stars and Stripes

KNOWING the location of the push
n button is the secret of success in
politics.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-09
.Potter And Chatter ).
FASHIONS VICTIM.


I1TITH glances that are tender
W appraise her when we meet;
She is youthful still and slender
And her look is sad and sweet.
If her name IS Ann OF Amy
Or Patricia, be It so;
But hope she doesn't blame me
For the sympathy I show
Oh, my soul IS filled with pity
For the slender little pretty
Little armful Of a maid
Who must wind wad of furs
Round that dainty throat Of hers.
When long to shed my collar and its
go IN the shade.
THE heel upon each slipper
That the lovely maid must wear
Is so high It seems to tip her
At angle that's unfair;
As she passes onward, mincing,
I feel sympathetic woes
For I fancy that her wincng
Must be due to tortured toes.
All my happy daydreams leave me,
Dark misgivings come to grieve me
As wend my lonely way;
have such q tender heart
But almost feel the smart
She must bear while standing braEely
At some counter all the day.
Tor week we have been meeting,
Meeting daily, she and 1;
She has given me no greeting,
Save passing little sigh.
Al heard it-heard it clearly
One sad little sigh, no more
Was it due TO love, merely
Caused by something that she wore?-
Something meant to lend splendor
To the tender little, slender
Little arnful of a maid,
Who must wear a wad of furs
Round that lovely throat Of hers
When there's not a zephyr stirring,
and it's 90 in the shaded
IM Ill gEzfNH $500
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-09

ARE EXCEPTIONS TO ALL RULES
Willard ge until they agreed
larger Of Yet there people
when they tell can't succeed unless like work
Stars and Stripes
KNOWING push IETHEE everybody
n w realize the old
politics
straug thing about Christian prOisee
ity many Christians heir the future.
Of trying it.
impeas apparently gentleman should slvas Spelled
David
0 your enemy he
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-09

Now the Damon Petroleum Company
small investment IN this company. We ha
tween two producing fields
We also have 300 acres at Quanah. I
going in this direction. Our 300 acres lie
Chief Is the nearest well to our holdings he
I.64O feet
We consider that wehave better cha
poets as pc now have 1t is worth your ia
invest with US.
The evening world., 1919-09-10
Could you livein the des-
ert, seventy years, and
still be beautiful?

You could, II you knew the secret Of
the old Arab Sheik. He had lived on
the scorching sands Of the Great Desert
all his seventy years--and yet hadn't
a wrinkle 10 mar the perfect smooth
ness OF his bronze skin.
We persuaded him to tell Ne his
sseret-and, here Il is, In Marjaneh
Wrinkle Cream. Il seems like magic,
but Il is only the marvellous oils Of the
Orient in proper combination. These,
% We know. have created and pre-.
served beauty for women way back to
the days Of Cleopatra and before.
The old Arabs secret Is yours II you
ehooss--And a sAtiny. wrinkleless skin
aswell. Remember, Marjaneh Wrinkle
Cream rgDlOVeS wrinkles, II you have
them-or prevents their coming II you
start soon enough. Don't wait Soc and
800 at your dealers II he hasn't them,
send 25c for trial tube, together with
trial box Of exquisite Marjaneh Face
Powder, to Usit Manufacturing Co. Of
America, Inc, $40 West 45th Street
New York City.
EisMsHts eC oil Usii produsts ere patsHasA =
Uaiisd States, kSgiaAd aHd CaAsia.
The evening world., 1919-09-10
WOMAN THROWS RosEs AT
GENERAL Ae HI PASSES.

a WomAh ross N the reviewing
stand and ~ Pershins passed she
threw n great bunch OF roses which
landed at the feet Of his horse. He
smiled and rode on. A card retrieved
afterwGrd from the flowers bore the
inscription ITO the Man Of Destiny"
Aside from the personal ovation
that Gen PerShinG received the big
gest demonstFation at the reviewing
The evening world., 1919-09-10

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