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The Washington herald., 1920-11-21
Kallipolis Crotto

The condition of Monarch Charles
A. Stevens has 50 much improved
that he left Tuesday for Atlantic
City where he will remain for abou,
two weeks in an effort. to regain
his strength.
Prophet Henry c. Stein wishes to
correct the report that he Is quite
i'll. Henry" Is In splendid health
and as busy with fraternal matters
as usual
The secretary announces the 1921
membership cards have been receiv-
are ready for delivery.
The Grotto Glee Grub win enter
tain Birmingham Lodge No. 1SS at
Beltsville. Nd. at Its ladies' night
entertainment In honor of Birming-
ham Chapter, o. E. s., on November
90. An elaborate program has been
arranged, a large portion of which
will be staged by Grotto enter
tainers.
The Grotto band and drill corps
have issued a most attractive invi-
tation to its Thanksgiving dance to
be given at the willard Hotel on
November 20.
The next meeting of the Grotto
will be held on December II, at
which time officers for the ensuing
year will be nominated. As this
annual meeting always attracts a
large attendance 1t Is expected this
years meeting will prove no ex-
ception. The annual meeting and
election will be held on January 81.
Yedz Grotto of Baltimore will hold
smoker and entertainment tomor-
row evening at Moose Hall. It is
most likely that a large number of
Washington Prophets will attend.
On December 10 the Kallipolis cast.
under direction of Past Monarch
Charles D. Shackelford. will exem-
plify the ritualistic work for Yedz
Grotto. The ceremonial will be
staged at the Lyric Theater.
The Washington herald., 1920-11-21

you need, but chew your
food thoroughly, and be
happy while following
easy Korein system OBJ.
tainable in box at drug
store. Purposed to aid
in reducing fat in any
partof the body. Reduce
whatever you need (l0
to so lbs) under 500. 90
money-refund guarantee
or no cost 10 you.
. Reduce pursy abdo-
men. double chin. large
limbs obese hips and
other overstout parts of
the body. -
Eyen q f~U dov, ~
The Washington herald., 1920-11-21
When They Discard
Local Treatment and
Get on the Right
Track.

Medical science has accomplish
ed wonderful things in alleviatins
human ailments, and yet it would
seem that the good work had hardly
begun. Research is tedious. and
the truth is hard to locate. One
real important discovery in decade
is a good record.
The Washington herald., 1920-11-21
College Women's S Club

Mrs. Colin Livingston, win speak
on The Boy Scout Jamboree in
London" at the regular weekly tea
at the College Women's Club to-
morrow. Mrs. Livingston attended
the International Convention of Boy
Scouts. Mrs. Helen Gardener. u.
8. Civil Service Commissioner. win
be the guest and speaker at a re-
ception to be given at the club house
op Wedneedav.
The Washington herald., 1920-11-21

Go to your drug store and get a
bottle of S. S. S. today. and begin
the night treatment for skin diseases.
Then if you feel that your case re-
quires special medical advice. you
can obtain same without cost. BY
writing to Chief Medical Adviser.
IS Swift Laboratory. AsAnta. c..
I-Adx
The Washington herald., 1920-11-21

II is absolutely necessary.
to experiment in treating dis
ease, for cause and effect are
often widely divergent. But
experiments are costly to the
sufferer.
The Washington herald., 1920-11-21

You are not experineshns
when you rely upon S. S. S,
for this fine old remedy has
been successfully used for
over 50 yeara
The Washington herald., 1920-11-21
Reduce Weight
Easily Now

Do you wish to become slender,
raceful, healthier, nappier3 Eat all
The Washington herald., 1920-11-21

Even a few days of ~
The Washington herald., 1920-11-21
rsuaxster In Meshes.

IT'S shame" said the visitor.
-dancing with that kid" The old
timer only grunted-s when the dance
finished the hoy went back to HIS
sahie. and 10 rev minutes the
family left the place.
The Washington herald., 1920-11-21

Against the opposite wall sat a
raiddle-aged English couple with
their son-a fresh-faced youngster.
who was plainly enjoying himself
ksenly. But to him all amusement
was srinnocent, and he pleaded with
his mother to let him dance. The
two young graduates from the Roy
al. caught sight of him and smiled.
He smiled back and his parents. not
knowing any better, let him 60. He
bowed in a formal, schoolboy fash
ion before one of the girls. She got
up. but she hadn't until then realized
that he was SO young. So now she
felt foolish. They were the same
age nearly. but the girl-well. she
wore a foolish expression as she
danced. and imagined that every
one was laughing at her. The Lace
Girl, who hadn't been successful
with partners and was sitting alone
at her table, regarded them through
narrow lids. The dance came to an
end Just as they whirled in front Of
her. The young girl literally ran
away from her partner. leaving him
aboshed as well as alone. The Lace
Giri smiled up at him There was q
Whimsical expression in her eyes.
you'd better dance with me next
time,~ she said; II won't run away"
The boy looked back. bravefy.
sRighto." he said In Engiish--then
the music began again. He had his
arm about the Lace Girl. and they
were the first out on the floor. She
talked TO him constantly, smiling
directly into his eyes. all her teeth
axleam.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-16
II Years Ago Today

DEPORTS from san Francisco tell
n OF three slight earthquake shocks
that were felt last night. It is
not believed any damage resulted
Envoy z. ~ schnow. OF the Saliva
ton Army. is preparing 10 open a
free school for Mexican children at
233 South Stanton street. in the
Mexican Salvation Army hall. for the
purpose OF teaching the children Eng
lish. geography and arithmetic
Ralph LOOMS has returned from
Austin. where he attended the COM
mencement exercises OF the state uni-
yersity.
Charles I LOOMS returned last eve
ming from Cloudcroft. where he had
been attending the house party OF
Mrs J. n Dean
Wm- r Schultz returned from an
extensive trip 20 the east yesterday.
The water supply in the higher
sections Of the city was off again
last evening for an hour. The water
company hopes to bring in its new
wen in a day or 80 and the officials
do not believe there viii be any more
trouble about Il.
After a lingering illness. which
had confined him 70 his bed for nearly
a year, j. Adam Dieter. a business
man and resident Of FL Paso for more
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-16

I'D in the soft Eround near tie black
ugly old stump t1lr- stump called
himself b. those names. so ie Won't
mind II I dol Then the bunny sat
down on the top OF the stump and
gave a sigh OF contentmen-- Before
he knew il ne was fast, fast sleep
Now among the things Unclt Wig
gily had bought for Nurse Jane AZ the
three and four cent store were lever
al packages OF flower seeds A-d as
the bunny slept the seeds tel OFT OF
his pocket on the soft, rich sartn
near the stump. Then some water
from a nearby spring tricklsd iTer
and wet the place where the SEEDS
fell The warm sun CLEANED d,7n
and seeds began 70 SWELL burst and
How long Uncle Wiggily slsptszs
did not know, but suddenly he aWa<-
eued and he found himself inside a
bower OF flowers and vines Tie
flowers and green vines had spru-g
I'D from the seeds which fell from tie
bunny rabbits pocket as he slept
Dear me. What a surprising
changer exclaimed Uncle WigEily as
he rubbed his pink, mixing uoss-
There were no flowers here when /
went 70 sleep" And as he looked OFT
from where he sat on the old stump
arnidthe bowerof blossoms and vines
he saw the Pip and Skseziczs walking
along through the woods not Ear OIL
u wish we could find Uncle wig
gily and get his souse.' gargied the
Skee-
so do T. whitfield the PIP. Blu.
he isn't here. There used % be an
old. ugly. fire blackened stump here,
but that is gone, too"
The two bad chaps looEed over
toward the stump, but they could not
see IL because Of the vines growing
around IT, nor could they see Ulcle,
Wiggily- Then the Pip and Skee'
passed on
see. you have done me a great
favor" said the bunny TO the stump.
You saved my souss by hiding me"
NO. il was the flowers and vines
springinE up from the seeds that
saved you" was the reply 'tAnd the
flowers and vines changed me from
an ugly stump into something beau
tiful. Now I am happy The childrer
viii run from me no more" And they
did not AT the next picnic the boys
and girls danced around The vine ant
flower covered stump, and every ZINE
Uncle Wiggily passed that way he
made a low and polite bow with his
tall silk hat TO the ugly stump that
was made beautiful
SO. II the fish horn doesn't blow in
the middle OF the niEht and scare the
rooster so he can't crow. III tell you
next about Uncle Wiggily and the
brown bird--Copyrigh 1890, by llc-
Clure Newspaper Syndicate
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-16
HOROSCOPE


THIS should be a fortunate DAY, lor
Uranus and Saturn are in strong
" benefic aspect Neptune, also
IS friendly.
During this sway the mind Is sup
posed TO be keenly alert and the i'm
aginative powers active
IL Is a time for planning and work
ing out problems for future use
This government OF the stars gives
promise Of many new inventions or
novel applications OF old devices
A fusing OF progressive ideals
Gated as probable political results
which will be fortunate
There Is a promising sign for az
riculture. While certain fruits OF the
field may be less prolific than usual
crops viii be in the main good
Again extraordinary ocean travel =
predicted and journeys begun To-Day
should be fairly lucky.
Uranus and Saturn are In an as
pect that seems to presage troubles
among theatrical managers, but pup
lie interest in the drama VIII be
keener than ever before
Neptune today gives great prom
ise to all who are interested in oil
production New fields VIII be dis
covered
Again many changes IN the per-
sonnet OF legislative bodies are
prophesied and these viii cause ses-
sions OF unusual bitterness in debate
and long drawn out contests
Growth OF radicalism among per
sons Of education. writer's and pro-
gressive women again is progr osti-
Gated.
IN England conditions will be sim
liar to those in this country, but the
British are ahead OF Americans IN the
development OF labor interests ana
history here can be read in what has
happened in Great Britain, the seers
declare
Danger Of infectious epidemics
again is foretold. Cities should be
kept clean at any cost. astrologers
declare.
Persons whose birthdate 1t is are
likely TO have a steady and success
full business during the coming year.
Children born on this day are sub
ject to the sign Taurus which Is sup
posed to impart courage and self re-
lance. Happiness and prosperity are
foretold for them
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-16
BeautyChatS
An Apple 4 Day.
BY EDNA KENT FORBES

IT is so much OF a bromide to quote
that old adape An apple day
keeps the doctor away that
would not do so were IL not for the
fact that a great many people do not
realize the value of,a certain amount
OF acid in their daily die Il need
not be apples As a matter Of fact,
one could as readily say that an
orange would have the same desired
effect. But the adage undoubtedly
came along before modern transpor-
tation and storage made il possible
10 have sweet oranges the year round
in practically any country
The system needs a certain amount
OF acid. Very frequently drinking
cup full Of hot water in the morning
with the juice OF halt lemon
squeezed into II, is all that is ueces-
So one great british adm-ral found
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-16


no. IT was who spoke" went on
the voice and It seemed TO come from
the old. black stump.
ia, 8Ir. Stump. did not know you
could talk" said Uncle NigElly- II
VIII sit down on you. II you do not
mind. and rest ny rheumatism But 1
didn't know you could talk"
yes. I can speak the language OF
the woods" went on the old black
stump. and that Is how happened
70 tell you not TO sit on me or come
near me-"
why not2" asked Uncle WiggiIy-
Because" was the answer, in a
dull, wooden sort OF voice. i an so
black and ugly and gnarled that all
the children who come to the woods
run away screaming at the sight OF
me once was a fine big tree. but
was cut down and the tree part OF
me was used TO help build a house
'WelI. that is something TO be
thankful for" said the rabbit gen
tleman-
Yes. but the best part Of me was
taken away" said the stump. i was
left here jagged and ragged Then
came q fire and I was burned and
hlackened- Some OF my rough points
were burned away, but now j am in
the shape OF blac bear, and when
children come 20 the woods on their
picnics they are frightened at me"
That is very silly" laughed Uncle
Wiggily. In the first place black
bears are very nice. and Neddie and
Beczis Stubtail are two very nice
bear children friends Of mine. an
not at all afraid OF you 1Ir. Stump
And I wish you would let me sit down
on you and rest, for you are so sturdy
and strong"
Very vel. as long as you are not
afraid OF me, sit down. went on the
stump. The black viii not not come
off on your red vest, or pink. twink
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-16

THE deputy constable hasn't shot at
1 anybody II so long a time he went
out today and fired several times at
Raj Barlow.
A firm away off yonder somewhere
is printing a lot of letters and sending
them to Slim Pickens, trying to IN
duce him to take the agency in this
neighborhood for a combination mas
sage cream and corn salve.
Sim Flinders, who has been trying
to cut down the cost Of drinking by
eliminating the distiller and all the
middle men, including his friends,
didn't have much luck with his last
tub Of mash
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-16
XVII

New Questions
/. What Is a bantam7
2. What is sand7
3. What is an ensign7
4. From what country was quilt
ing introduced into American
5. when did Sir Thomas Lipton's
challenger yacht, shamrock w. ar
rive in America?
6. VINO was Hymen7
Z. What is the newest form OF air
craft designed by the great Italian
s. what is the favorite American
cake2
9. What is the largest body OF
fresh water in the worid2
10. Where did the game OF tennis
originator
Answers TO Yesterdays XVIII
I. When swallows fly low they are
chasing Insects driven to a low level
by atmospheric pressure preceding
rain: when the air is dry and fair
weather approaching or likely to con-
tinue. swallows fly high to secure
their food.
,. a flounce is a gathered piece OF
material on dress or furniture so
called on account OF its tendency to
fly or fling about
>. The Gatun Spiliway Is a huge
gaze OF JOCK IN the EallatllAL Eellle-As
4. oats are called The strength
Of man and beasts"
5. Paul Deschanel is the president
Of the French Republic.
6. Shamrock " is the fourth
yacht OF the name built for Sir
Thomas Upton TO compete for the
famous American yacht cup.
Z. Writing the "Compleat Angler
made Isaak Walton famous, and be-
loved by all who enjoy the sport OF
angling.
s. The discovery Of oil on a farm
in Hogtown. Texas. caused a boom
which almost in a day developed the
town into the city renamed Desde-
mona
.. The PLAY Missionary" who has
added much to the happiness OF Boy
and Girls Scouts Is DR.. Everett ID.
Angel. Of Harvard university, whose
speciality is teaching people how to
play joyously and BEAUTIFULLY.
10. The French government dis
solved the Confederation OF Labor by
a decree issued May II, 1920. on the
grounds that Il was inimical to ma
tional defence and stability.-Thomp-
son Feature Service
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-16
Little Inter0iews.

Cotton IN the lower valley is zine Out
the growers are badly In need OF men
10 work it. Those people south and
east Of here are the kind who are
Wanting their crops and beginning
their production before they even
build themselves permanent homes.
and they should not be deprived OF
the labor. Already the county mas
suspended its road Improvement
campaign so as not 70 take workers
be made to stop its recruiting work
among farm laborers-
Gel Paso has the best fire depart
ment in the southwest" said Ponder
s. Carter, attorney. when 1 saw
that department in the parade Mon
dav and realized that a large portion
Of It still was in the station TO an
swer any alarms, / was proud OF my
deserves the support and congratula-
tons OF every citizen for the way he
has built up the department and the
efficiency he maintains
AT the American legion benefit
Monday night hundreds OF persons
climbed 70 the hills adjoining the
high school stadium and there en-
joyed TO the fullest extent the eL-
hfbftion.~ said c. R. Mcdonald, city
tax inspector. This strikes me as
particularly cheap. Hundreds Of au-
tomobilists parked their cars near
the arena where they could see the
fire works as well as those who paid
to see them A man who can afford
to own an automobile can certainly
afford to pay so cents for seeing the
entertainment He should either pay
OF stay at home. When a city's men
have gone out and offered their lives
for the people, Il Is not right that
some selfish and inconsiderate per-
sons should steal a view Of the en-
tertainment and deprive the legion OF
the admission. That money IS used
70 help sick and wounded legion
men and for other worthy purpose,
and yet FL Paso people. a large num-
Der OF them, climbed a hill and
sneaked look at the entertainment
rather than pay that small fee"
= =
Contrary 70 the opinion OF some,
the roads 10 Elephant Butte dam are
in unusually good condition" said
George Burris, an employe Of the
county tax collectors office. 'T
recently drove there with friends and
We made the trip each way in six
hours, with easy driving. The fish
ing up there is fine and although the
alter IS high and forces one 10 con-
slider locations carefully. there are
some places for bathing. Accom-
modatiOns are good One can rent a
cottage entirely furnished. except
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-16

AaAN An AEEAE u new q NNNA NNAA-
plcEion.
out that the way 70 prevent scurTey
among his men was 10 give them
teaspoouful Of lime juice every day In
their otherwise starchy diet They
say this is one reason why the British
Jacky IS known as a ''Limey."
II your skin is muddy and you are
somewhat cOnstipated, II you develop
pimples readily and the Dlackheads
and large pores that follow them, try
the very simple experiment OF eating
at least one apple or one orange every
day. 1t may be all your system re-
quires. This viii be particularly true
II YOU suspect that you have very
much starch in your daily diet
Thankful z B.-If you are zoo thin
all over. the legs would naturally be
very thin also, and one Of the very
best ways TO build them up would be
TO increase your weight Take tatten-
ing foods and fattening drinks Get
as much outdoor exercise as possible
tennis. swimming and long walks
viii all help TO build up the legs The
exercise 7 mentioned Is as follows;
stand on q hassock or low stool on
one foot. then with the other foot,
" kick back and forth short dis
lance each way. Do this dozen times
and then end by swinging the leg as
far forward and as far backward rs
YOU can four times. Repeat with
the other foot
Country Glrl.-A girl feet. z
inches, II years old. should weigh 100
pounds.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-16

aTTTITH the government continually
w calling for increased production,
the army in FL Paso stin seeking
recruits among the laborers in the
lower valley near Tsleta," said z 3.
1IcCIntpck, county judge. This
strikes me as inconsistent. The labor
shortage in this and neighbOring
counties IS going TO cost the farmers
thousands Of dollars in ruined crops
unless they are able TO get workers
20 harvest them And then when the
army sends trucks down the valley
and loads them up with farm labor
ers. It IS striking the farmers hard
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-16
All In Vain

WEIGHING, quiet any gent weigh; 50 tried
a
system might thin an the pies and doughnuts vanished the
thicker broader,
50 fed bran and fodder and fresh pumpkins the Oh lived
gherins tin
Of the lard used to But I'm that
husher
fat-reducing I
poaer,
everything eating shredded
mrthles
yourself grow the gToag board;
afford
header while breath; for there
the who starved to death.
coBIright By george Matthew Adams WALT MASON.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-16

UTmLUM JEENM'S BRYAN may
w know what time you have Z leave
BoWliu' Green Z keteh an interurbah
car at Toledo fer Clyde Z make con-
1sction at Gallon fer Columbus in time
z git out o. Columbus fer Springfield
IN time Z reach Urbsns, Ohio, fer an
eight D. m address, but we don't
think much Of his political ideas. Re
member when you used t feel sorry
fer tn feller that spaded your garden2
Copyright. National Newspaper Service.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-16


ONCE upon a time, when Uncle Wig
| gily was skipping through the
woods. having been 70 the store
for Nurse Jane Fuzzy WuzEys MS
musllrat lady housekeeper, he came
to a cool. shady nook and peered
about for a place where ne might
rest his rheumatism. The rabbit gen
tleman saw a large. black stump, the
top Of which was fiat
That will be a good place for me
to sit and give my red, white and
blue striped rheumatism crutch a
chance TO get its breath" thought
Mr.. Longears BE hoped over to-
ward the black stump and was Just
about 10 seat himself upon it when
a voice cried
Don't sit on mel Don't come near
me-"
-Hoity-toityi What's thisT e1-
claimed Uncle WigEily- peering over
the top OF his spectacles- Is the PIP
or Skee hidden around here.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-16
LEAGUE OF WOMEN VOTERS
PLANS BIG RALLY IN LILLY

Following the Republican primaries
in which candidates for county Of
fees viii be selected. the FL Paso
League OF Women Voters viii call
second political rally to be held in
Cleveland Square. probably the first
week Of July, according to Mrs. O. a.
Critchett. the president The can
didates Will be asked 10 speak and
the program viii include addresses
from several local women in regard
10 woman's part in political life
TODAY.
These rallies are designed for the
purpose Of informing the public" said
Mrs Critchett.
The League Of Women Voters Is
an independent body. but we wish TO
hear and we wish the people OF FL
Paso 10 hear both sides Of the cues
ton and 20 compare the candidates
from individual rather than from
party affiliation standpoints."
The West Indian crab Is a remark
able creature. Although born in the
sea. Il natures in fresh water and
~.a-e-- sH- ul~rT# nFHa
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-16
Little lntT0eUS
Army Should Not Recruit Men Needed To Harvest the crops
High Praise Given Ell Paso Fire Department and It's Chief

cooking utensils. for s. a day. This
is done by notifying the local rec
lanai offices Of a desire for reser-
vations, which are arranged That Is
one spot where FL Pasoans can enjoy
an outing at a reasonable cost and
still be in touch with their home and
business"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-16
IF I Had Ny Life
To Li0e Ooer Again

4TF I had my life TO live over again.
I believe I would be a brickmason
or a plumber or something Ike
that" said o. J.. Allen, Of the Globe
mills 1T seems that IL Is the me-
chanfc who makes all Of the money
these days and has none Of the worry
and responsibility. And what I would
not be Is a school teacher, for they
don't get a look in"
What would you dO2
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-16

The public should be left out OF
the issue in dealing with the rail-
road problem" says the president OF
the order Of Railway Conductors.
This should amuss the puhnc-Chi-
cago Trts=3@
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-16

In italy. women teachers. school
inspectors and employees in the admin
istration OF antiquities and fine arts
colleagues.