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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-05-18

jmd V rdznych industriich V
ruznych castech syeta, lie neni
mono presne zjistitl, jak mno-
no lidi pro nj PRAGUE. Pocet
zamestnancG v tovarnach, ma
lezajicich Sc pod jeji primou
kontrolou, odhadl ma $4,000
az 10000. Valna Cast je tvore-
ma zenami a divkami, o jeiichz
zajmy jejich zamestnavatelka
Sc pecliv6 stara.
Panf Suzuki vlastni 90 pro-
cent podild We velke firme Su-
zuki & Company, jedne 2 nej-
mocnejsich korporacl sv6ta ,iez
ma hlavnf ufadovny V Kobe a
pobocni uradovny Londyne,
New Yorku, Glasgow6, Hong
kongu, Seattle, Shanghai, San
Francisco, Madrasu, Mantle,
Bombayi, Calcutte, Valparaiso,
Vladivostoku, Singapore, Mel
bourne a jinych prlstavnfch me
stech Dalneho Vychodu.
Pani Suzuki kontroluie oce-
larskou industrii v Japonsku a
ma svetovy monopol ma surovy
kafr a ovlada cukrovy trh ma
Dalnem Vychode. Ma rozsahle
statky Japonsku. Korei, Cine
a We Vychodnich Indiich. Ma
svoje vlastni lod'stvo sede.
sati parolodich, ktere vybudo.
vany byly v jejich lodenicich
Dalsi lode jsou pro nj budova-
ny, tax re V kratke dobe bude
! nit 100 lodi s prostorem temei
/ milionu tun.
Pani Suzuki nesnazi Sc wy
| kofist 'ovati svoje zamestnanct
iako jine velke podniky. Snaz
, Sc jmenovite. aby 1d6l delnic
zlepSila. Delnicke pom6ry ,
Japonsku jsou rozdflne cd DO
merit V jinych zemfch. Temei
rs procent zamestnancG We We
Sine podnikd tvori zeny a pra
covnl pomery techto delnic ,
minulosti bvly velmi neprizni
I've. Kdyz Japonsko prijalo IL
hodinovy pracovni den pred nj
kolika lety, bylo pohlizeno ns
tento zakon iako ma velkol
reformu. Ale po te pracovalc
&c vjtovarnach dnem nocf W
dvou smenach. Devcata pt
skonceni prace odebrala Sc n:
!dzka prave opustsna iinym
pracovnicemi.
Pani Suzuki zavedla osmi
kodinovou dobu pracovni, CO
znamena V Japonsku velkov
koncesi delnictvu. Jeji tovarn,
| jsou prostorne a dobre osv9
tlovane a vetrane. Pro diyk,
! zamestnane v tovarnach zri
| ny byly dormitare a zaba
mistnosti a hrfSte. Byla to ~
vinka pro Japonsko a pani M
zuki timto zpGsobem vychoka
la 81 kadr spolehlivych a M
brych pracovnic, ktere jMs
vdecny Ia reformy, kterez I'd
Tedla. s
Mnohe zavadela pani Suzu
Ii podle Spojenych Statn. Jej
syn studoval po nejakou dobl
V technologickem institutu. ,
Bostonu a seznamoval il S,
vsemi reformami provadenym
" Americe. Pani Suzuki mel:
" umyslu navstiviti Ameriku
ale valka prekazila jeji plany
! Podiva Sc ale do Ameriky poz
lS.:
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-05-18
DODATEk X SMLOUVE AN
CLIO JAPANSKE.
v pripade valky americko-j ja-
panske musi zEstati Velka Bri-
TAME neutralni.
Dopoledni bulletin.

DopOlednl bulletin.
Londyn, II. kvetna. - No
va 1prava anglojapanske Il.
mluvy vylucuje kazdou moz-
most, ably Velka Britanie zata-
zena byla do valky Sc Spoje-
nymi Staty V pfipade konflik.
tu mezi Amerikou a Japan.
skem. Vypravuji tax zpravy 2
naprosto spolehliveho prame.
ne. z obou stran Sc konaji pri.
pravy ministerstvy zahranicni.
mi. ably clanek podobneho znf
nj byl mezi odstavce smlouvy
vsunut.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-05-18

M9 Proc je "Svet" povse-
chne cten v cesko-sloven-
skych rodinach? Ponevadz
prinasi nejnovejsi zpravy a
.hojns cetby zabavne a pouc.
ne.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-05-18
PODIVNE DOBRODRUzSTVf
kRIzACKEHO RYTfRE v
CARIHRADE.

V lete spasy 1900 hrabe Pie
re de Bracieus a jeho rytir Re-
nauld de Celettes stall sc kri-
zaky.
Renauld byl prosty, trochu
pfihrubly venkovsky slechtic
a nedostal Sc dosud dial nez
do Orleansu.
Kfizacke vojsko dobylo Kor
flu oblehalo Carihrad. Konec
ne IA. dubna 1904 obsadilo 20
tisfc FrankG a BenatcanG elsa
re carihradskeho Alexida opet
jeho prava.
Muzstvo prohledlo 81 zbezne
zlate m6sto, obdivovalo Sc po-
vrchne mramorovym palacIm
a hvezdami okorunenym slou-
pun chramd, jichz bylo vice
nez dni do roka, pax Sc rozbe-
hlo po koristi. Renauld a hlou-
eek oddanych mu lidf vniklo
do jednoho pekne malovaneho
domu, jenz patril jiste Theodo
re, mlade vdovicce.
Hosi prolezli kuchyni sklep
chytali podesene sluzky, po-
dobne krepelkam. Renauld, po
kryt prachem a blatem, prosli
dill ramusem radu pokojd S
mosaikovou podlahou a Sc fla
tymi mrizemi v oknech.
ida kolem, rozbil nekolik
drahocennych soch, urazev
Jim hlavy; co zeny kficice
pred MIN prchaly, prisel ko-
necne do jedne odlehle mistno
sti. Tam lezela mlada pani v
hedvabnych Satech pred obra-
zy svatych ma zemi a modlila
Sc.
Rozcilen bojem odfikanim
dlouhe cesty, vrhl Sc Renauld
ma mladou vdovu. Kdyz Sc O.
pet vzpamatoval, stydel Sc a
hledel kajicne a odprosive ma
mladou obet'. Theodore vsak
ami nevypadala, re by Sc dva-
krat Zlobila. Prosila no, usmi.
vajic Sc, ably u nj tax dlouho
zGstal, dokud Frankove znsta
nou v CaTihrade. Renauld 81
tam tedy nekolik hodin odpo-
cinul. Ably vsak nepromeskal
velikou korist, vytahl Sc svymi
druhy, ably 81 sebral, co jeste
zbylo.
Uloupil mnoho stribra, zla-
ia, nadobf, drahokamG, hedva
bi, samatu, kadidla prinesl
to ku Theodore. Celou tn ko-
rist polozil il k noham jake
dar.
Az do te dolby byl Renauld
poznal pouze surovou lasku,
Theodore naucila no jine
lasce, jez prohloubila barbara
wy tvare a zimnicne jej rozci.
lovala.
PredGitala mu milostne pTi-
behy starych basnikG a nauci-
la no opovrhovati prostinkymi
pisnickami truverG. Brzy po-
cal Sc dfvati ma krasy mesta
jinyma ocima. Zkratka a do
bre, jeho hlava a smysly IVY
ky 81 vzacnostem, jakych Re-
nauld nikdy necekal a ami
jich nezadal.
Pc nejakem case dal vojvo-
da markyz z Monferreatu, ja-
koz i baroni a vevodove benat
stf rozhlasiti po celem meste,
re mali krizaci snesti vSechnu
korist dohromady, tax jak BY
Ii drive slibili a prisahali a to
pod trestem vyobcovanf z cir
kve. Byly vybrany tri kostely
a dany pod ochrany tech nej-
spolehlivejsich.
Kazdy musil odevzdati svo-
il koTist ma. oznacene mfsto.
Take Renauld chtel odevzdati
drahocennosti, jez dial Theodo-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-05-18

Vzdyt' bylo ohlaseno, ze kaz
dy rytif obdrzi svGj duh die
zsluhy. A kdo zaslouzil vetsi
odmeny nez ty zbozny Bohu
oddany! A pax ii tyto pomiji-
We statkyk nenalezf jiz, ty jsou
me! Kdybys mi je wal, dopu-
still by ses loupeze!"
Presvedcila pax kolisajici-
no ohnivymi polibky a necha-
la mu jen nekolik bezcennych
malickosti odnesti do kostela.
Avsak Renauld byl udan
svym krajanem, rytirem Ge-
rardem de Beugency. Jeho po-
staveni bylo zle. Nebot' vsich-
nj, jimz byla podobna kradez
dokazana, byli bez milosti po-
veSeni.
Theodore nasla take zde po
moe.
"Drahy priteli!" pravila.
"Potrestej sveho udavace re
Iii a pozadej o bozi soud 20
zpdsobu franckem! To ii hra-
be, tvdj pan, odepriti nemGze.
Vsemohouci, doufam. da ii vi
tezstvi. Jsi take mnohem sill
nejsi, nez tvuj nepritel!"
Bozf soud byl Renauldovi O.
pravdu povolen. Theodore pr
pravila rytiri napoj, jejz ume-
ly jeji cernosky destilovati a
ienz mu ma nekolik hodin do.
dal dvojnasobne silly. Vskut-
ku: V souboji zabD sveho ne
pTitele tim Sc ocistil z kra.
deZe -
Theodore mela zvyk, jake
mnohe zahalcive danny Carl
hradu, vykladati dogma viry
velmi dGkladnm zpdsobem: to
bud ably Sc blyskala jemnost
| Ijejiho ducha, bud ably vety vi
/ ry obratne vylozila ma pro.
speech svych rozmarG. Jednoho
dne zvolala:
"Hrisne maso!" Renauld na
nj pohledl udiven. "Drahy pfi
teli!" pokracovala. "Co my
slis, ma Spasitel jednu priroze
most nebo dve"?
"To nevim,' odvetil upri
mne rytir. "a myslim, ze ted
name dnlezitejsi veci ma sta
rosti."
"To je nejdGlezitejsi!" po'
vzdychla mlada vdova. "To je
nejdGlezitejSi v kazdem Okla
mziku naseho zivota! Povaz
Mali Kristus jeste druhou pr
rozenost krone bozske, pal
by jej telo pokouselo! A to
je myslenka nesnesitelna, hra
nicici ma rouhani. Potom -
del pozor - mnze Kristovo te
10 hraniciti z tychz soucastel
jako nase? Nebot' my pochaz
me z muze a on z ducha svatt
no! Uznej tedy, drahy pfiteli
re dve TAX RUNE prirozenost
nemohou byti spojeny V jednt
osobe. Prizname-li Vykupitel
dive prirozenosti, sestava svatt
Trojice ze ctyr osob. Co o ton
soudiS?"
"Nic, docela nic!' kokta
Renauld.
"Ty tedy veriS jako ia " jed
nu jedinou prirozenost Kristo,
WI? Vyznej mi to hlasite, ia Sc
ii budu teprve zcela a pine ci
titi zavazana. Rekni mi to, me
srdecko, prosim te to"
"Ma draha," pravil Renauld
jenz najednou stal Sc nedive-
rivym, "ja jsem nevedomy ry-
tir a We vecech svatych zcela
neuceny. Bojim Sc, re bych u
razil Boha, kdybys nahodou
| bloudila."
Potom znovu objal svou da.
mu a smiril il bez velkeho ma
~, u noS
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-06
SICKNESS STARTS
IN The STOMACH

Food spofls IN q few hours in the
heat
The temperature OF your stomach Is
over 100 degrees - any delay IN diges-
ton starts decay
This brings on Dyspepsia Collie, Sick
Headache, Intestinal Indigestion Dy-
sente-y, or Cholera
Head them OF with wares Black
Powder.
has done duty faithfully for thirty
years as a remedy for Stomach and
Bowel diseases
It is a purifier and corrective. not 3
purgatiTe or a narcotic
It's tastelsss and harmless-pleasant
to take-and its effects are sure and
permanent
When taken according &c directions Il
never fails 70 relieve the most agEra-
waited cases OF stomach and Bowel
trouble
We have hundreds OF unsolicited let
tiers praising Wares Black Powder.
Read just this one from Ia Porte.
Texas
Dear SIR an FOR wares Black
Powder I had stomach trouble for A.
teen years. and after trying everything
I could md. Wares Black Powder re-
stored me to health
I win gladly write a personal letter
to anyone upon request as 70 the Won
derful cure it has made for ne. Hayes
Hamilton
For baby's many Ills Try Wares BABY
Powder
wares Powders are sold By leading
wholesale and retail druggists every
where, or direct By mall $780, $50.
The ware Chemical Co., Dallas. Texas.
W Il Patterson, Pres't and GenI Mgr.
tAdv-)
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-06
Coeoanut Oil Fine
For Washing Hair

Il you want TO keep your hair in
good condition. be careful what y0g
wash il with.
Most soaps and prepared shampoos
contain too much alkali- n This dries
the scalp. makes the hair brittle. and
is very harmful. Mulsified cocoanut
oil shampoo (which IS pure and en-
tirely greaseless) is much better than
anything else you can use Tor sham
pooling. as this can't possibly injure
the hair.
Simply moisten your hair with
water and rub It in. One or two
teaspoonfuls viii make an abunSance
Of rich. creamy lather, and cjEanses
the hair and scalp thoroughly The
lather rinses out easily, and removes
every particle OF dust. dirt, dandruff
and excessive oil The hair dries
quickly and evenly. and Il leaves il
fine and silky, bright. fluffy and easy
to manage.
You can get Mulsified cocoanut oil
shampoo at most any drug store. u
is very cheap. and a few ounces Is
enough TO last everyone in the family
for months.-Adv
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-06
Denies Tiger
Is Not Wanted
To Visit Egypt

Paris, France, Feb. 6.-Telegrams
threatening former premier Clemen-
ceau in case he visits Egypt did not
emanate from the Egyptian delega-
ton here, according to said Zagloul
Pasha, head Of the Egyptian mission
to the peace conferences.
Before his departure. " Clemen-
ceau received me most courteously, %
SAYS Zagloul Pasha in an interview
published In the Temps, and assured
me he was going TO Egypt as a friend
OF that country. If circumstances
compelled the peace conference to in
sert in the treaty Of Versailles a
clause recognizing the British pro-
tectorate over Egypt, II. Clemeuceau
remains a sincere friend OF Egypt"
The Egyptian people, the interview
says, viii be most cordial in their
welcome OF the Tiger"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-06
mrs. MOORE
HAS 2O-LB. GAIN
Receivers strength and
sleeps soundly since tax
ing Tanlac.


Since I began taking Tanlac I an
not only in perfect health. but have
Z gained twenty pounds in weight. E"
said Mrs o. E Moore. OF 1915 Harri-
son Street, Kansas City No, recently.
Continuing. he said
Eighteen months ago I suffered a
nervous breakdown and became so
weak ] could not do my Homework
or even walk up or downstairs
had severe headaches nearly an the
time and such awful dizzy spells It
vas with difficulty I could keep from
falling and on three occasions did
actually fail to the floor I also had
sharp pains in the region OF my heart.
fr1ghten me Ny appetite was so
poor it was nearly impossible for me
to eat anything at all and I could
not digest even the little I did eat
1 lost weight until I was scarcely
more than a frame and Just became
weaker and weaker every day. Ny
nerves were in an awful condition and
u was almost impossible for me to
get any sleep, as IrWOuld like awake
falf the night every night.
7 had taken many different treat
ments and medicines for my troubles.
but none Of them did me any good
and as I had read so much about the
good Tanlac was doing others I de-
cided to try II, and I had not taken
over half bottle when I began to
feel better, my appetite improved and
Eiy nerves were in better condition
I continued taking It until now I can
eat anything I want Witbsut having
the slightest sign Of INDIGESTION nv
nervousness is all. gone and I can
sleep as peaceful a. a child all night
long, I never have q headache now
OF those dizzy spells and those pains
IN the region OF my heart have
stopped completely. I have regafned
my strength until 7 can do all my
own homework for my house Of six
rooms with the greatest ease. and. in
fact, 7 don't remember to have ever
felt better in my life. I look upon
Ianlac as remarkable medicine and
am more than glad to say a good
word Tor it."
All druggists sell Tanlac-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-06
DR.. BARKER COMING BACK
HERE WITH HIS HEALTH TALKS

The local z II c. A. announces. q
return engagement for DR.. Chas. z
Barker, the Apostle OF Good Health
and Happiness who visited FL Paso
few weeks ago. He was the health
advisor for VIM. Howard Taft and
1--WE years ago lectured the country
over for the International committee
OF the y. H. C. A. DR.. Barker is at
present making a coast TO coast trim
IN the interest Of the International
Rotary clubs
DIT. Barker viii be in FL Paso from
sunday through Tuesday Of next
week and viii give the following lee
Sunday p. m, Y. n c. A. gym
nasium. men only; at Trinity Method
ist church at 1850 D. M; free to an.
Aonday-Morning to boys Of the
high school; u p. m, z. p. & s NJ.
shopss 3 o'clock at the Woman's club.
for all mothers OF the city: 1880 D. m.
all
Tuesday-Morning, for girls OF the
nigh school II a. m, School Of Mines
lz;l5s sheldon hotel, 70 the Real Es-
tate association, and Tuesday evening
at the T. W. C. A., to all the BUSH
ness women Of the city.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-06
DOWN In BED
and SO WEAK
Lady Suffered Terribly for Eight
Weeks But Her Case Showed
Wonderful improvement
After Taking Cardui.

Johnson City. TENNIS. II R.
Scott. living near this town. statss-
About three years ago was down In
bed terrible and 50 weak I
couldn't bear the sight OF food This
condition continued for about eight
weeks I thought I was go
ing to die. and knew must get cone
thing 10 do ne some good. I had
heard all ny life Of Cardui and thu
good results obtained from its uss-
So I decided to try it
After about a half bottle OF Cardui
my appetite improved. then vas less
nervous I kept it up until I had
taken five bottlss-and such an In
provementi gained flesh and now
an the picture Of health. due. be-
lisve. solely TO the use Of CarduL
an the mother OF ten children and
feel ven and strong
cardui IS a mid, medicinal tonic
for women It has stood the most
severe Of all tssts-ths test Of time.
having been in use Tor over forty
years It IS composed OF purely veg
etabls Ingredients. which have been
found 10 help build up the vitality.
tone up the nerves. and Strengthen
the womanly constitution
T-r CarduI-AdH.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-06
British Colonel, Unable
TO Land Job, Is Suicide

London, Eng, Feb ST have no
wish to take the step I have taken.
but il is possible 70 be heartbroken
by repeated disappointments 10 get
employment" read q letter from Col
Hugh Richard Westmacott, 10 the
coroner Of Bristol
4 have reached the limit Of my en-
durance- The outlook for the future
fills me with despair"
The letter was found on the
coloneis body after he had shot him
self through the heart
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-06
Joint Ticket
office Maybe
KebtOberating

Railroad officials at Ell Paso are
making plans for the return Of the
roads 10 private ownership. A meet
ing Of the directors Of the union pass
enger station was held this week 10
make plans for taking back the prop
erty and Conference is 70 be held
purpose
II is quite possible that the present
arrangement for the joint operation
OF a city passenger and ticket office
VIII be continued. as the work has
been very satisfactory in FL Paso, be-
cause, quite largely, Of the fact that
experienced men were retained in
the work
II is also possible that present
terminal arrangements viii be con
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-06
81 Years in the Army
Without ASKING Dan OF

Washington. D. C., Feb. "a rec
ord Of long service in the quarter
master corps Of the United States
army has just been brought to the
attention Of secretary Baker in the
case Of John AIorrin. a messenger in
the Jetfersonville depot. who has been
IN the corps over 1ifty-fOur years
The war department. has Issued an
Official statement concerning the
record OF MOrrin, IN which IL is stated
that during his service he has never
asked for a days leave, his only alb
sence from duty being about three
weeks, due 10 an accident.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-06
PLAN FINANCIAL CAUCUS
TO END EXCHANGE CHAOS

FarlsI France- Fed 6--Er0D0saIs
that an International financial con-
ference be called Immediately &c
consider measures for the relief of
the international financial situation
find support in French government
circles. The plan has been suggested
by Great Britain and is said TO be
the outgrOWth Of the recent bankers
conference at Amsterdam. at which
the situation was considered with the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-06
Big Gold Find Made
in the UraL Mountains

London, Eng. Feb. 6.-The discov-
cry OF gold in paying quantities in
two places in the Ural mountains las
Just been announced Soviet en-
gineers report that IL machinery is
procurable the new fields VIII in
crease Russia's gold output BY SO
percent within two years.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-06
ENGLISH POUND
SCARS To $3.50

New York, Feb 6.-Rates on de-
uand bills for the English pound
lteriing opened at S3.34 this morn
ing and soon advanced to sass. This
s % cents above the record low
cached the day before yesterday
Rates on frame cheques opened at
1892 10 the American dollar, up IS
,eutimes from yesterdays closing
, quotation
Italian lire opened at 1882 up 30
centimes
Toward noon foreign exchange as
sumed a more settled tone Demand
sterling was steady at S3351t francs
were quoted at 1852 and lire at 1882
, After selling up to 3.591s, demand
EerlinE dropped back 10 S5-344 at
THE end Of the first hour
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-06
XVIII


An iguana IS a species Of Ameri-
can lizard found in the south
western states and in tropical
countries
e-"Obsolete" words are fhoea thai
while correct, are no longer in
common usage.
"a gourmet is an epicure. a con-
noisseur on eating and drinking:
one who seeks and appreciates
"A gOurmand is gluttou.
greedy or ravenous eater.
5-Ihe complete expression IS.
Childrren should be seen and not
s-Tamerlane was the great Tartar
cOnQueror, 1336-1405. who brought
an Asia urder Ms dor,i,,ft'--,o u $ ~
The Hebrices Islands are off the
northwest coast Of Scotland
- Castilian is a Spaniard born
IN the central part Of that coun-
try; this part Of Spain was
formerly called CASTLE.
y-Jean Baptiste Corot was a cele-
brated French landscape painter.
who died in 1875; many Of his
pest canvases are in American
collections
i0-The handwriting on the walls as
related in the Bible was the
mysterious warning at the feast
Of Belshazzar, which threatened
the doom Of the unrighteous. The
phrase, in modern applications, is
used 10 indicate a warning of
judgment
New Questions.
What great man Of strength.
whose proves was taken from
him by a woman, Is famous in
Bible history.
What is the completed expression
that begins Absence makes the
heart" etc.2
3-Why is a certain style Of furni-
ture called "Jacobeau"2
4-Who wrote the popular story Of
''The Count Of Monte Cristo" and
what IS this theme2
5-Who was Landseer2
6LWhere is Hindustan2
Who was William Frederick
Cody2
S-What Is eiderdoWn2
9-Where the are Ozark mountalns2
What are professional ethics"2
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-06

tinued. By which an freight traffic
into and out Of the city VIII be
handled By one terminal superintend-
emit
Neither OF these points has been
decided. however. They are to be
taken up in the next few days.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-06

Countess Szech enyi, who was
Gladys Vanderbilt. has returned 70
this country after being immured for
four years in a small hunting lodge
Z in Hungary, which was cut off from
All Communication with the world
She had neither gas nor electricity
and little fuel and she instituted day
light saving by setting her clocks
two hours ahead.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-06

including meals for himself and feed
for the horse, he lost f1-63 day
In letter TO his supervisor McLane
asked If Uncle sam wouldn't be sport
enough to-pay for feed for me and
my horse"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-06
STATE NATIONAL BANK

CAPITAL AND SURPLUS. -Sz50.oO0.00
Interest paid on SAVINGS Accounts.
c. R. Moreheld. President
Joseph hInEoffin. Vfce-President
c. n. Bassett, Fiee-Presideuf
George d. Fiery. Fice-Presidenf
r. ". McAfee, Cashier
G. NJ. Nebeker. Asst. Cashier
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-06

Miss Mary O'Neil, purchasing agent
for the American Machine and Found
~ company, Of Brooklyn, spends hun
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-06
conclusion that Intentional action
was necessary.

The Miracle Man" the masterfuI
photoplay. will return to the Rialto.
ADV.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-06
RAPS j. s. CIVIL
SERVICE SYSTEM

Washington, n c. Feb. Sine
policy Of retaining old civil service
employees in their position long past
the retirement age has gone so far
that some Of them actually have to
be carried TO their desks, senator
Sterling. Republican. Of South Da-
kota, declared yesterday in discus
sion Of the civil service retirement
bill Some OF the employees are more
than so years old, he said. and long
ago reached the age Of zero eff
cheney. The bill fixes the retirement
age at IS and carries maximum an
nuity OF $40 and a minimum OF $50
conclusion that international action
was necessary.
Eventual participation by the
United States IN such a conference IS
expected by French financiers.
French opinion generally is not
misled by theories which attribute
the exchange situation TO Speculation
and other causes. 1t is pretty well
recognized that the cause is a credit
crisis and financiers consider without
resentment that a grave phase Of the
situation was opened with the shut
ting off by the United States OF
credits to cover French purchases.
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-06

4 cup butter scups fosr
5zcup syrgp or honey 8 teaspoots hakink
J esE. beaten powdei
q cup HEBE = teaspoon salt
! tablespoon water Stoned date or raisins
Cream butter and syrup OF hney thor
ouEhly together add egg well tsaten. IN
b a bowl sift -four. baking poFder and
salt. and add 10 FIRST mixture aterastely
with HEBE and water Divide inc creased
and 1uured gem pans Place tro raisins
or a date or top Of each muffin "a bake ia
. moderate oven Tor 3 minutes efficient
Tor d muficE.