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The Carlisle independent., 1919-11-20

Be sure and 90 to L. B. kRSllkA'S demonstration of Majestic Ranges, by an expert from the Majestic factory during the week of December 1 to 6. Each purchaser of any style or size Ma iestic Range during the demonstration receives a gift of full set of fine cook ing ware, without extra charge.
The Carlisle independent., 1919-11-20

NIesdames !. F. Gillespie, L. R. Kirby, E. \. Callahan k. L. Buffalo. Otis Reed, and I. l.. Woosley. attended the stat meeting of the Eastern Star at Little Rock this week Mrs Woosley went as representative of the Carlisle lodge. She returned home Tuesday evening and reports splendid meeting.
The Carlisle independent., 1919-11-20

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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-09
Mining Men Will Obtain Fair Play For the ProSpector
Business Men Sending Their Agents To Mexican Field

then over 20 Ranger and Eastland.
where I have some property tied up"
The influenza is subsiding IN FL
Pas0.- said Dr.. Hugh S. White, city
physician There are not only fewer
cases, but they are generally IN a
mlder form Ny daily reports for the
last several days have shown some
u 10 Is new cases a day In the city.
which Is considerable less than they
have been do not think that all the
cases reported are influenza have
seen some cases myself, reported as
influenza, which proved to be only
colds. There is less pneumonia, and
only q few eases have been fatal
lately
while Fl Paso has been called
upon to contribute nearly 100000 to
various war work funds during the
share toward the fund now being
menians." said Paul whitaker. 7
don't know what FL Paso's quota has
been set at. but Il IS proba bly, small
when compared with quotas set for
other funds IN the past have read
but very little OF the Armenian fund
since L returned 4 few days ago, but
great interest was being taken IN the
fund In New York and other portions
Of the east while I was there on BUSH
ness, and the newspapers were giving
much space to arguments calculated
to cause their readers to contribute
freely. I an interested in knowing
who Is IN charge OF the fund in this
section OF Texas
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-09
Lille Interviews

entering this country. 70 the baths at
the international bridge has almost
entirely disappeared" said c R
BrOwniie. While we are not sub
jecting everyone 70 a bath. We do re-
quire IL IN every case where the ap-
pearance Of the individual indicates Il
is necessary. IN the case OF some per-
sons. the baths are almost daily. while
others require It only periodically.
Very few make any objections"
The architect OF the new Il Paso
postoffice building deserves censure
for the ungainliness Of the facade
windows" said Martin L Mccullough,
Of san Antonio, Texas The unique
appearance OF the new structure IS
rendered a joke by the paltriness OF
such sectional windows. which are
more appropriate to a prison. or chill
dren's institution Plate glass or
stained glass windows are the proper
fashion for such ediflces. and usually
other forms OF windows indicate the
likelihood OF breakage by careless oc-
cupants, or an unwillingness on the
part OF the builder 70 pay = large
enough price"
7 am shipping my household goods
to Cisco, Texas; that Is as near as I
can get them TO Ranger and Eastland,
because the railroad would not take
them" said A Chss Smith, OF DeminE.
n II. I was informed that there was
such q rush and overcrowding at
deDots that there are no places for
the people TO house themselves with
their goods I am going 10 Cisco. and
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-09

us next session congress ought 10 make some pro-
n vision for the retirement Of Liberty bonds as they ma
te at regular periods No such provision has yet been
made
HizzIo long time before they mature but in the mean
tine there win be arrangements Of some KIND for
netting the indebtedness when It falls due.
The sane is true Of savings stamps There IS a
definite date set fer their payment though the
nay Be called TO redeem them IN part at any time
r5er the provisions Of the act authorizing the issue
There are other important matters to be taken up oy
the next congress Of course enough 70 keep eones
r-ohzblv the urgency OF It VIII not appeal to some
bsr Of congress who feel that when the issue has to
h et il VII Be s enough to provide foT the rsfunding,
rs rat government obligations bearing wartime rates OF
interest VII be readily refundahe IN the Penteous ne
ri # INST be remembered that refunding operations
AVE beu the bane Of corporate financing, and what IS
difficult IN private affairs is usually douby so N pubic
operations
Directors Of many corporations in various lines have
gone On year after year refunding obligations, issuing
bends one year notes and similar paper having not the
slightest intent Of retiring their liabilities on
merely going Tefunding, frequently paying higher inter
est rates plus commissions for the favor.
Cities have allowed the same method Of financing 10
bring their credit into disrePute Just as merchant would
find his credit suffering with the shifting Of his obga
tions from bank to another until ruin closed down on
checke1ed career
Congress ought not to let the United States govern
neut get into the uHenTabe predeament Members
ought 10 take warning from the operations Of private con-
Tske the railroads FOR example Some have main
taned the very highest credit largely because Of sinking
funds steadily maintained for the retirement Of obga
tons at maturity. Other railroads have small credit
Soma have gone into reoeveshs and others have skaeo
O. the hrink thereof
We have big interest bill to pay the indebted
ness-S755 100000 Indebtedness Of about $1,000
oo00oo Incoming the treasury VIII have about ssooooo
COO to Ss5QO0ocOo year Is interest foreign loans to-
tsnE about s7O0ooooo0o Some Of this foreign paper IS
doubtful value, however for instance that which repre-
seuts the loans 70 Russia
Then there Is another big fifth Liberty loan coming
which V add considerably to the obligations and interest
PAYABLE seui-anuuzlly and IN al probability at higher
Yas than ~ percent the basis Of annual interest cacu
izon- There nay even be sixth Liberty loan for the
fifth Loan is being paid out al the rate Of s50oooo
coo every two weeks
We have also to meet the further expenses Of the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-09
Work And Stick Tight

UPWARD Of 10000 soldiers have been demobzed and
are returning to civilian occupations Thousands more
Of them are getting back into civil life every month The
labor shortage longer exists Things getting back
into the pTewar channel
This is not the day Of incompetents Of Shrker OF
workers late on the job and quick to leave Of workers de-
u1audng higher wages for less work.
If the worker is a producer up to the full measure,
faithful and right up to his task in every way, he need
have no fear of being ousted from employment The
shirker however danger Of finding himself out IN the
street. with an energetic ex-sodier in his job. The sol
diers returning TO civil life win get voIk-their old
ployment something better The worker who stayed at
home must up to the standard Of efficiency OF
get ont.
This is time, either, to jump from thing to
other for temporarily higher wages ReadJustment is
ing and It may hit the job. you have good place
at good wages, stick.
It not surprising that admiral Scheer, chief Of
the German admiralty voluntarily resigned Why shouldn't
he, seeing that he had nothing left to commando
FattennE up $50 steer to sen for SIS is what might
be called paStural art
II he behaves like Wild man around the union station
when he finds he has missed the easbound train he's prob
ably oil man.
It is interesting that some Of those Who most
criticised Col Roosevelt while he living loud
in his praise
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-09
IT WOULD BE GOOD BUSINESS FOR
u. S. TO CONSIDER A SINKING FUND

unknown quantity the cost Of insurance Tor the army
and navy personnel and the monthly payments to depend
ents Of soldiers
We have through the revenue bin now pending BE-
fore the coerees assumed the task Of raising IS 100000
600 revenue during 1919 and 100000 during 1920
All of which suggests that there should be much con-
siderston given TO meeting the acruing obligations
they mature.
congressman say would be next to impossible to pay
off al the obligations at scheduled dates and something
Of Injustice TO put the entire burden Of making the world
safe for democracy the shoulders Of the present gen
Grafton but plan should be worked out with careful
consideration for prospective revenues and obligations for
current expenses that would enable the government grad
uay 10 reduce and ultimately wipe ont the great debt
The size of the obligations should keep the lid Of the
pork barrel spiked down for the next Is years, not
longer
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-09
Bedtime Story for the Little Ones
UNCLE WIGGILY AND THE CORNSTALKS
ny HOWARD 3 GARIA.


sI7TELL. where are You going now,
W Uncle WigsiIy2@ asked Nurse
lane Fuzzy Wuzzy. the muskrat lady
housekseper, as she saw the bunny
rabbit gentleman getting ready 70 hop
out Of his hollow stump bungalow one
morning
oh, ] an Just going 70 look for an
adventure. as ] DO almost every day"
he answered. Would you like me to
DO anything for you while I am out7'
.Iust bring ne a loaf OF bread an
sUered the muEkrat lady. I an going
70 help Ms WibbleWobhle. the duck
mother or Lulu. Alice and Jimmie,
make then some mittens. and ] viii
not have time 10 bake So please bring
some bread from the bakers"
III bring two loaVes, SO vel be
sure 70 have enough IN case company
Should come spoke Uncle Miggly-
Then away be hoped, over The snow
woods 70 have an adventure. and at
the same time. get the bread
But though he walked on and Oh.
and looked here. there and eFerFWhere.
not an adventure could he find
7 guess they must be al frozen ,
said Uncle WiEEily. Never mind, I'll
80 70 the five and six cent store and
get the bread Something may happen
after that"
And something did III tel you
z1cur r.
II did not take Uncle WigEily long
20 get the bread Then, with a loaf
under each paw. he set off once more.
hoping he would have an adventure
before he reached his hollow stump
1unraioW home
And. al Of q sudden. as he was pass
frE a field where In sumner a farmer
grew great big ears OF golden corn
ont from e CRIB fEEich Re q small sort
Of barn where the ears OF corn sleep)
out from the crib zcurried Mrs Long
tai. the mouse mother Of Jollie and
Iiliie. the mouse children
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-09
BeaMtyChats
Weekly Reduction Chat.
By EDNA KENT FoRBEs.

I Asst week I gave an average days
Il menu for the woman who wants to
reduce. to follow. This week I'd like
TO give a list OF foods that should not
be eaten-except by those underweight
OF with no tendency toward fat And
I thing it might be a good idea TO cut
this list out and paste it on a card to
hang In the kitchen-just as a re-
hinder OF what you must not touch.
or at least. what you must eat very
sparlngly, II you wish 10 lose flesh
The forbidden foods are=
Ham pork, bacon, or the fat OF any
meat
Whole milk. cream
Butter.
Cheese. except skim milk cheese.
bananas. grapes
Sugar, candy.
Cakes buildings, pies
Thick mayonnaise-
Ice cream
Thick soups or gravies.
Potatoes. peas, baked beans
This is not absolutely complete. but
Il takes in almost everything you
should avoid OF course you should be
careful not to eat much bread. for this
Is starchy and consequently fattening
You Will have to learn to like your
tea Russian fashion with lemon), OF
the only way II really should be taken
clear, as the Chinese drink it Your
coffee VIII have TO be taken black
And II you must have sweetening. Id
recommend saccherine, which Is about
5B1 times as sweet as sugar, but which
is a mineral product and OF no nutIi-
ment whatever. and recommended BY
doctors for diabetes.
Questions and Answers
H. - TH.--Tma
cause excessive Precipitation under the
arms Nervousness often causes the
skin to become moist for no apparent
reason However, try washing under
the arms with boric acid solution: use
this on the hands. too Powder with
talcum and boric acid powder mixed
this Is merely sweet and antiseptic
\
Amy-You can wear your dresses
most any length between the calf Of
the leg and the ankle Ot would de-
pend on your height and how old you
look)- ] wouldn't advise going buggy
riding after dark when there are so
many other times TO go and when it's
really so much nicer 10 drive in the
daylight As for winning the young
mans affections-forget IT. You're
too young 10 think about that sort Of
thing.
Elsie May-You will find browns
very becoming because they will bring
out the dark brown Of your eyes. OF
course. you should not wear the non
deScript browns, but deep tones.
bronze shades, or else the soft beige
And certain pale yellOws might look
well on you. OF course, blues and
pinks and that lovely new henna color
viii be becoming, especially as you
have very little color in your cheeks.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-09

THAT vas a good and interesting
l meeting OF the mining circle OF
the University club last Tuesday
night" said Lew Bryant 1T was
earnest, and the interest the mining
men and other business men took in
II. and the discussion Of the made
quate Texas mineral land laws.
showed that there Is something ike
y to be done to give the miner and
.DrospectorB for metals. oil and other
minerals something of q run for their
time and money IN this state. I be-
lisve there Is a great chance TO make
this organization q practical success.
something OF lasting benefit 70 the
mining industry. upon which 50 much
OF e Paso's permanent prosperity
depends. I have belonged to similar
organizations here before. but they
failed. largely because they were
turned into the promotion OF real es-
tate selling. became real estate agen-
cies. in fact"
Resumed business activities be-
tween Mexico and the United States
among the representatives IN Nogales,
Ariz-, OF southwestern wholesale
houses" said h s Harms OF Nogales-
Many OF them have already entered
Mexico. ana g number OF others are
Arranging TO have their home offices
send agents into the southern re-
public as soon as possible. The trend
OF opinion seems 10 be that business
houses in Fl Paso. Texas. Tucson,
Ariz-. and many from the north. will
soon negotiate for branches in No
gales. to be prepared for the volume
OF business expected"
The Taxpayers league is not dead,
though L does show signs Of being
in a state OF somnclency. Just At pres
ent." said Charles n. Bassett- We
have been waiting for the return Of
Mr.. Bandeen. who took a vacation for
the purpose OF entering the army.
shortly after the declaration OF war.
We believe he viii be relieved from
duty very soon and that, when he IS
relieved. he will be back on the job
I have noticed that some Of the con-
tributors to the Little Interview col
umn OF The Herald are showing an
interest In the leag.es and wishing II
would resume its investigations OF the
taxation situation in El PasO. On my
part I wish I could make a positive
statement as to the time Of resump-
ton, but, under the circumstances,
can only say that Il is our intention
20 resume just as soon as M Ban
deem comes home"
objection. on the part Of travellers
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-09
THE sEARcH LIGHT.


on shaiss are deposits Of soft roez
which are permeated with petroleiiil-
They occur in enormous quantities n
some PARTS OF the west. and recently
methods for extracting the OIL have
been perfected Many companies are
now being formed for this WORK
On Of Petit Grain
This Is the commercial name Of Al
on which Is extracted from the rinc
OF bitter oranges, and which forms q
ns-t 81 most perfumery. Seventy
uer cent OF il comes from the south
ausrican rsoubiic OF Paraguay.
Adjustable Crutehea-
Clutches that can be attacned %
the belt OF the Wearer are used BY
the British wounded These crutches
eliminate the strain on the shoulder
and are as easy 20 carry as the cid
tvoe. Also they allow greater llo-
srty to the Wearer IN the use OF bis
arms. Another point OF difference
from the old wooden crutch Is that
the belt crutch IS made OF steel and
is adjustable a. 70 length
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-09
Short SnatcheS
From EUeSywherF


Wilson II that's all was never
meant TO apply TO congresS-Bcston
Herald.
As We understand Il. Lloyd George
has called an election in Great Britain
and Ireland IN order that things may
remain as they are.-New York Even
ing Post.
The British house OF commons has
passed a bin permitting women 70 sit
in parliament II viii not be long uu-
til women will not be left standing
any place except in cars--St- Louis
Dispatch
The Dutch castle where ". Hohen-
zollern Is staying Is said TO house one
OF the finest collections OF antiques in
the world. But probably the owner
Of the castle has locked them up
Cleveland Plain Dealer.
We still have fears that some pro-
German traitor viii put Pershing's
picture on a cigar box with the sign.
Three for five cents" The firing
squad viii kindly remain in service
Knoxville Journal and Tribune.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-09
Remembering Easier
Than Forgetting
By ANN BLEsENER

IATHEN a man becomes celebrated
w OF when = great man dies. peo-
pie come rushing to the front with
laurel wreaths tied with little senti-
ments like:
I'VE used 20 know him back east"
NY father went 10 school with
him.
Mother used to sing IN the choir
in the church he attended,
Ny brother knows his SON.
NY mothers brother used to play
with his wife's brother"
Don't you remember you used %
pass his house as you went to work p
Little incidents are remembered
connected with the great one that
would have been forgotten II the fates
had been less generous with him
We don't like to admit that We are
influenced by public sentiment, but
We Ike 10 make public our senti-
meurE
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-09

1 HAVE a friend
NAMED CARLE z Carlton
AND HE has an automobile
THAT WAS made IN Italy.
BEFORE THE war
On BEFORE the noOa
AND WHY IT wont run
BE HAS to get somebody
WHO TALKS like Caruso,
OR CALI Curci
TO LOOK II over.
AND TELL the repair man
WHATS THE matter
AND HE has a driver.
WHO WAS born IN Norway
AND HE talks tt
AND earle calls him James.
AND THE other day.
earle LOANED me his car
TO TAKE a trip
AND got in with james
AND We started
AND THAT was all
AND THE car eoughsd
a COUPLE Of times
AND STOPPED.
AND An hour later.
WE GOT a garage man
AND HE looked At the car.
AND uNSCREWED a pipe.
ABOUT THE size Of a pencil
AND PUT one end IN his mouth.
AND DREW on t.
TILL HE was red in the face.
AND FOUND gasoline.
AND sPAT IL out
ABOUT A half a pint
AND SCREWED up the pipe.
AND COLLECTED q dollar.
AND LIGHTED a cigaret
AND SCARED ne to death.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-09
~ YAK Denqtured Poem.
Dempsey

NOV that the long DONE peace camps
~ = to
dist0rt behest well still have
captains whooped
reared soldiers deadly phenomenon appeared
oth JACK has quickly gained healthy fame and made lot Of
Fulton he would
Pss against this Denpys fist then on the mOurneTs
ing
b Dempsey vigorous rong wedding noisy
atifs and showing them they don't belong
Matthew WALT MASON.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-09


FOR FEAR he'd exploda
AND We started
AND ALL afternoon
We KEPT stopping
AND JAMES would get CIT
AND UNsoREw the pipe
AND PUT ons end In his mouth.
AND DRAW On Il
AND BIZ o'clock.
BE had sucked an tbs gasoline
OUT OF the tank
And We bought nora
AND STARTED again
AND WHEY James would breathe
THERED BE nothing thsrS
But GASOLINE funsA
AND THE little BIT Of nut
ON THE end OF the pipA
THAT HE put IN his mouth
HAD CUT his lip.
AND WIEN I'd look Al him
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-09

Only 5 percent OF the thousands Of
women who are employed in the Brit
ish munition plants were found IN
suitable for the work demanded OF
them.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-09

CONE fellsIs have q way G loafin'
- that makes EN- look busy. What's
bscome O. n ole tine belle that used
z write this n your autograph album,
'fWhen duty with her golden key IN
locks III past, remember me?H
corTrlshr Nauonzi E=HzDaper Service
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-09

IN the decade Just preceding 1910
the number o. women gainfully en-
ployed Increased from 5000, 600 to
5000. 600, OF whom 2.500.a00 were IN
manufacturing. trade. transportation
or public service
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-09
Yeas Ego Taday
From The Herald %
This Date, 1905

Az unsuccessful effort was made to
n day TO blow up the statns OF
Frederick the Great which was re-
Gently presented 70 this country b.
the German emperor and Il now
standing In the War College grounds-
A charge OF explosives with q Hight
ed fuse was attached TO the fence
surrounding the statue. but It's re-
moval by an snploys prevented it
explosion
z. ". Bray was elected president o.
the z IL G y Monday nis1t az tlle
meeting OF the board OF directors
The choice Of Mr. Bray was espe-
ciaIiy urged BY Percy McGhee. the re-
firing president Only II OF the d.
rectors called for BY the constitution
we're selected. They we're z. n sray,
C. o. Coffin. 4 T Edgar. J. a, Hap
per. John H Harper. J. n hughes
Percy ArcGhee. J. H Nations 2 2
Mold. J. A. Rawlings, I A sheod and
7. H Springer
AIonzo n syvlestoek. emperor Wiz
Hams American dentist. committed
suicide today BY shooting himseiA
through the head.
NE Texas Cattle Raissrs' associa-
don wants 20 reflect W W. Iurne+
president OF that organization ac-
cnrdiu 10 a telegram Erlrlfe4 -A1AA
Fort worth nominating him FOR the
II Is rumored that Mexico Is %
abolish the free zone" As q result
Juares merchants are ordering larse
shipments Of goods from the Lnits1
states and rushing them across while
stlf able to get them IN upon pay
ueut OF IS per cent Of the duty Ine
elimination OF the free zone vii
make guarding against smuggling
much more sfmpIiflsd than under
present conditions
a Krakauer has been offered ths
nomination for mayor on the Inu-
nicipal ownership tic5eL out u -
nderstood that he declined
The robbery OF $500 % silver bull
lion IN St Louis while en- r5lte % me
United states mint at Pniladelpf ma
has been cleared up BY the arrest arc
confession OF william Burrou sn7-
George ROGERS and william MAYORS
The men were all teamsters-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-09

II he behaves like 4 Wild man around the union station
when ne finds he has missed the eastbound train he's prob
ably oil man.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-09

It is interesting that some Of those who most
criticised Col Roosevelt while he living loud
in his praise.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-09

It was not surprising that admiral ScheeT chief
the German admiralty voluntarily resigned Why shouldn
be, seeing that he had nothing left to commando
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-09

Fatteninz up $50 steer to sen for SIS is what nigh;
called paStnral art.