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Sign
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-12
What They Stand For And Whv
ALFREDA.

A LFREDA belongs rightfully TO
a fairyland- She originated in the
delightful legends Of the elf
world. her most distinguished ances-
tor being the elf king Elberich. whose
counterpart Shakspere marries 10
the Greek Titania in Midsummer
Nights Dream" Alfredo means ELF
council"
The first appearance OF the name
IN England was in its masculine
form. the most honored OF all the
English sovereigns wrote himself
upon his jewel -Aelfred." which signi-
fed ELF in council or supernatural
being.
Though Alfredo may be properly
regarded as the feminine OF this
name, there are numerous other forms
Of this same eli title from which she
may be taken Aelfgifu was one OF
the most famous. having been be-
slowed upon the lady known TO US
as ElgiVa, whose beauty was a fatal
gift which brought ruin 10 her and
her husband.
The opal IS Alfreda's talismanic
gem Perhaps IL Is her heritage from
elfland which renders powerless the
machlnations OF the fairy spirit which
superstition claims Is Imprisoned
therein Worn by her. the gem is
said to guard her from evil ana dis
ease. Friday is her lucky day and
her lucky nmber.-Copyrigh 1920.
by The Wheeler Syndicate. Inc.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-12
By HELEN ROWLAND.

s.buf he never thinks OF himself
a Billy Sunday, or a prohfbi-
tiou refOrmer, or an undertaken
NO" sighed the Widow. .ft's usual
" something wicked and dashing and
picturesque; a robber when he's little.
and q Don Juan when he grows up
a Captain Kidd or n gay Lothario.
He loves 70 picture his path Of life
strewn with the dead, the sorrowing,
and the broken hearted. I don't
know why a plain, honest. simple.
respectable role never sppeals 70 his
imagination-but II doesn't"
You OUGHT TO know" retorted
the Bachelor, malfcfously. because
you are a woman And the greatest
little self-dramatiZers in the world
are women. I never know, when
take a girl out for tea. whether I'm
taking lady Macbeth or st. Cecilia or
Gree OF the duchess OF Dulwich, II
all depends on the mood she got up
In that morning. or the hat she hap
pens To be wearing, or the last novel
she read, or the moving picture
actress she happens TO be impersonat-
ing at the moment
"Or the sort Of woman she thinks
YOU admire" appended the Widow,
COR the sort OF role you happen to be
playing. yourself-aud which she
finds she must play up TO. Every
man is the star in his own life drama,
you know And a girl SO seldom has
chance TO select her.-own role, as
leading lady Some man always
picks Il out for her and she has TO
live I'd to II. When I was a little
girl I always wanted to play Indian
Chief but the boys made me stay in
the tent and play 'Squaw, and do
all the add Jobs around the place.
And il was the same when I grew up.
Every man who-Who liked me-
picked out a different role for me"
asYOu must have quite a roper
toire," remarked the Bachelor. Il
"Oh. yes-everything from the de-
mure and sanity. TO the wholesome
and athletic; everything from Elaine
to Cleopatra You see man not
only idealizes himself. but he makes
an ideal woman out Of his illusions,
and then insists on fitting every girl
who strikes his fancy to the stock
simply MUST be either an accom-
Dlished actress OF a failure with
menu
"Ah. WELL" said the Bachelor.
cheerfully putting his cigaret, st
speaks well for the human race It
shows Us that we are all born with
Tine healthy, glowing imaginations
and aren't really the commonplace
we SEEM It's not a
Teakness-ft's a gifti"
IA gfftf" repeated the Widow. ITS /
he gift OF heaven. II a common I
place, colorless little man with a /
5tubbr mustache and no nose to speak /
# can look in the mirror and behold /
/ fine, dashing. impressive sort OF 4
elbow with personality plus It gives
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-12

@ where II the center Of pOpuIa-
ton IN the United sfntess h n.
A. According TO the 1910 census,
the population was IN Bloomington,
Ind, but figures to date OF the 1920
census indicate that the population
center Of the country is moving east
ward.
O. Why did soldiers in the world
war lose more right arms and right
legs than left 0nesf-H. B.
a. A logical theory is that when
the troops were in actual combat
the men would be using rifles and
would stand with the left foot AID
left arm advanced. A shell exDiOd-
ing in front Of them would kill
rather than MAIN A she'll falling
and exploding behind would find the
right side OF the body exposed to a
greater degree.
O. What was the Added parlIa-
ment3-G. E. c.
A. This was the uame given to
the second parliament Of James 7
OF England, 1914, because it did not
produce a single statute. It's mem
bers were chosen at a contested cleo
ton, the first in many years. and
two-thirds OF its membership. or
about 900, were elected for the first
time The session OF this parlia-
ment lasted but two months. being
dissolved by the king.
g What general was In command
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-12
Use Of MescaL Spreading In u S.;
It's Drinkers See Wonderful Sights;
Congress May LegisLate Against It

WASHINGTON. D. C., June IL
W Representative Harry L. Candy,
Of South Dakota, is urging con-
gress to extend to mescaI restrictions
like those which apply 20 liquor and
other drugs. In this connection he
declares that the use OF mescal is
spreading throughout thu United
States.
MescaL or peyote. as il is some
times called, IS the button shaped top
OF cactus plant which ranks with
the hasheesh OF the east in creating
the joys Of an artificial paradise for
Its addicts. Indians are the chief US
ers- although. according 10 Candy. in
many localities its use is not con-
fined to Indians.
Some Chew "ButfOn.-
Sometimes the users chew the dry
button and sometimes a drink is
brewed like tea.
The Indians Of Mexico have been
using mescal for many generations. E"
SAID Candy From the Mexican
border the use has gradually spread
ali over the Indian country. and on
some reservations practically all the
adult members of the tribe are using
It. in numerous localities the use Is
not confined 10 the Indians"
Mescal users become enfeebled in
mind and body. and require increas-
lngly large amounts to produce the
lntoNicatton they desire. The lure Of
the substance lies in its ability 10
produce beautiful visions, in which
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-12

there are wonderful sights and
sounds and beautiful colors.
Time is heightened" said Candy.
"A minute Is like an hour and an
hour is like a whole night Things
seem far away. Common sounds
seem wonderful so that one note
struck on the piano seems like a
whole chord Each note produces a
new series Of wonderful colcrs.
Clothed in Kaleidoscope colors, al
kinds Of animals and objects are
seen some beautiful and allurinE.
others grotesque and fearful. but IL
is the colOrs constantly coming and
and fascinating appeal"
Medicine men since ancient times
have used peyote in religious and
superstitious ceremonies. This re-
ligious use is one OF the reasons the
drug has escaped the ban OF con-
gress-
Religious Use Camouflage.
1T takes a far stretch Of the i'm
aginatiOn to believe that the religion
Is based upon that article which is
used in communion" said Candy.
This socaued religious use Is a ca
mouflaEe."
Candy proposes to prohibit impor-
tation Of the drug from Mexico, its
transportation through the mails and
its sale to Indians. Officials Of the
interior department, the antisaioon
league, the WOmen's Christian Tenn
perance union and other bodies are
said to favor the legislation
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-12

major gods were seated at a table in
Nalhala when Loki. the evil spirit
Joined them, making the 18th Quar-
relling with Baldur, the Apollo Of
the Scandinavians, he shot him dead
with mistletOe arrow.
O. When was the oil boom in CAL
ifOrnin s-B- N. L.
A The first production OF oil IN
California occurred in 1875. There
was rise in the production in 1895.
but the largest production came in
1902.
O. Where were potatoes first
EroWus-D. l. G.
A II Is believed that potatoes
were first grown in South America
and that the Spaniards took them
back 10 Europe when they overran
Peru Potatoes were later introduced
to Italy, France. England. Ireland.
and 70 North America. in the order
named
O. What part OF England Is known
NJ the Garden Of England IN. A.
A Worcestershire has been given
this name on account Of its fertility
and beauty.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-12

him lots Of courage with which to go
out and face the world. And if a
pallid. stupid little thing can gaze in
her hand mirror and see a mysterious,
poetic looking creature. Il turns her
whole life from gray - rose color.
Dramatizing yourself and living up to
your role is more than half the fun
Of lifer'
But it's alwoys funny-in the other
fellow, eh2' suggested the Bachelor.
When Life f. an Epic.
mot always" the Widow corrected.
Sometimes it's sublime. Sometimes
man succeeds in going all through
life without ever disillusioninE him
self OF stepping out OF his role or for
getting his lines or his business
for an instant. And then his life is
an epic,"
And his wife-or whoever has 70
bear with him-is a stole" put in the
Bachelor
Perhaps smiled the Widow.
lazily waving her ostrich fan. BUT
sometimes. I think that II we could
only live up to our youthful drama
tizations Of ourselves
Heaven forbidr' groaaed the
Bachelor.
we should all be great and happy
and goodF' finished the Widow.
You don't know what you're talk
ing about" declared the Bachelor,
linEing his cigaret into the grass
5ardiniere Of the nearest potted palm,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-12

OF gargoyles to a great extent. In
Gothic architecture, these long and
grOtesquely carved spouts have heads
OF men, beasts or birds in preposter-
Gus combinations with bodies. paws
and wings OF monsters The gar
goyles OF the Cathedral Of Notre
Dame are particularly famous.
q How does FuIler's earth get
its name ~. !. N.
A Originally this material. which
resembles clay in appearance, was
used in fulling cloth. and took its
name from this use. Other uses are
made Of Il, such as clarifying or fl
tering fats, greases and oils; for
bleaching; in manufacture Of pig
ments for printing wall papers, in
detecting certain coloring matter in
some food products, and as q substi-
tute for talcum powder
O. Why f. thirteen considered an
unlucky numbers-D. E. p.
A According 10 an ancient Hin
doc superstition, - at table boded
III for some one seated there. In
Morse mythology there is a tale
which says that one night twelve
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-12
:: HOROSCOPE :.


I JUPITER rules strongly for good
/ today and the sun IS In henefic
= aspect
The sway is fortunate for men who
use their brains in large problems.
Z professional OF national
It is a day lucky for rulers and
I those who bear heavy responsibiii-
I ties
Lawyers and Judges should bens-
/ fit greatly in the course OF this days
activities
Colleges are subject to the most
{ kindly government OF the stars. 70
cussing pleasant Memories and high
aspirations
Both men and women should profit
by the power Of the planet that aids
constructive effort and promote
large ambitions
The sun is in a place supposed 70
incline to those who hold exalted 20
sitions toward helpfulness OF the am
bilious. whether they be men or
women
It IS a most auspicious day On
which 20 seek the support financial
official OF personal OF any one who
Yields influence in the world Of ac-
ton
Access OF confidence and Increase
OF energy are believed TO be marked
while this rule OF the stars pre-
again a summer OF great heat IL
prognostlcated and warning IS Eivan
% safeguard against epidemics
Children come under a sign thai
threatens great mortality.
Cleanliness is enjoined and cities
should provide the best possible san-
itary conditions
Since this month Is a tine when
political interests reach a climax
there is interest in the fact that It's
planetary government foreshadouE
HnrH InIa al -
man subject TO strong and 80
guidance OF the stars
Persons whose birthdats Il Is nav
nave rather an exactfng year. but
care viii bring large success.
Cnlldren born on this day arr
nkelF 20 be endowed with mental
and physical strength. Success 49,
prosperity are foreshadored-
Copyright. 1920. by the Mcclure
Newspaper Syndicate.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-12


I SUPPOSE that they's a great many
1 amongst your readers, and a spe-
cially the older ones that find
themselfs all the time forgetting
things that they should ought 70 re-
member and was the same way my
SELF and one Of my friends suggested
that I take one Of these here memory
courses witch he said had helped him
whole lot, but ] said what is the
use OF me paying money for mem
CRY course when I can probably get
one up for myself that's Just as good
and maybe a whole lot better so 7
set down and figured out a system
Of how to remember different things
and now I am going TO pass the good
news on TO my admires and the DIFF
terents between the other memory
courses and is because don't
charge nothing for my lessons but
stamp self addressed enTelop so I
won't forget where you live at, and
VIII tell you the complete system,
but in the 1st place I viii give you
a few examples OF how the system
worked with me and You can judge
Tor yourself IL it's o. 4. or the OPP.
Begins at the Beginning.
Wei 20 begin at the beginning, the
first time I felt Ike my memory was
elplng was about mos ago when
I was out on the golf link with a
couple Of friends and we was playing
for "a berry 2 hole and along about
the Sd hole one OF my friends said
he had a six and the other said he
had a seven so they asked me what
I had and I said a five.
Listen said my ID friend, how
about them two times in the plOWed
ground when you sWang and never
hit the ball at ali2"
So that SET me to thinking that I
had entirely forgot them whiffs, so
kind Of laughed TO cover up my
embarrassmenrs but I made up my
mind right there that I would find
cut some way to remember them
missed things a specially when the
boys was keeping such close tabs on
person, so that night I remembered
10 come home, and after dinner
worked out a system and the next
morning tried it in the nursery and
al 4 Of my kids was in there to say
nothing about the nurse, and with
out consulting no notes I called them
each by their list name.
Too Good TO Keep
~Weu." I said TO myself. this sys-
TEN looks like IL was Al and
would be a fine stiff II I didn't pass
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-12

ter with her, anyhow
Sothing-eXcept that she likes
serious. sensible men. 1lr. Weather
By returned the Widow, icilyf
why should there be anything the
matter with herr"
-Oh, no reason at all" the Bache-
Tor assured her, hastily, only I've
noticed that there always Is some
thing the matter with the girls that
you-that woman WhOle-hsartedly
recommends TO a man. Either they
have long noses and weak eyes. or
they go in for dress-reform and for
eign missions, Or
You ought to settle down" pur-
sued the Widow, ignoring the Bache-
lor's weak protests. You CAN be
serious and awfully charming when
you want to. You can be anything
you like when you dramatic your
self"
Plays All The Roles.
when WHAT" The Bachelor
was serious on the instant.
Throw yourself heart and soul
into a role" explained the Widow.
i've watched-Tve seen you go
through every one Of them
go through every one OF which"
The Bachelor was still at sea.
"Oh, all the seven masculine
stunts" was the rejoiner, from the
cave-man TO the fatherly- Tll-protect-
you-little-girP pose: from the mys-
teriously aloof TO the sbjectedly de-
voted. And I must say you played
them all with perfect finish Oh,
don't look so shocked" and the
Widow laughed at sight Of the Bache-
lor's Mortified expression
Ever man dramatizes himself
plays a role, consciously or uncon-
scfously, you know, from the moment
he IS old enough to put on cooked
hat and play 'conquering hero, or
feather head-dress and play Indian
warrior. until he is old enough TO pose
as a patriarch or the village oracle
No man ever thinks Of himself as
Just a nice. Commonplace mantle
person he sees in the looking glass.
He is always a hero, or 2 villain, or
a martyr, or a deep, dark fascinating
Or
Eyes. broke in the Bachelor,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-12
The Meanings OF Girls Names
LINDA.

DEHIND the liquid beauty Of the
u name OF linda lies an interesting
history. It Is not, as is generally
supposed a contraction Of Melinda or
Belinda or even Rosaind, though the
latter came into existence in some
what the same manner. Linda IS one
OF the serpent" names, which are
found in abundance in Teutonic nom
enclature-
The old German word for snake was
hndWurm, or supple worm. The Visi-
goths considered the litheness Of the
snake Characteristic Of great beauty
and the word survived and finally
reached spain as Undo or linda. It
was translated 10 mean fair woman"
The Spanish linda, which was used
as 8 proper name in that country
was brought to other European ma
tons and to England as a suffix
rather than complete name.
In the sixteenth century, the fashion
arose for attaching il to other femi-
It's significance forming a pretty com
pliment to its bearer. Etymologists
claim that Rosalind and Rosaline or
iginated in this manner.
England, however. liked the sound
OF Linda so~Wel that the name was
preserved intact and has grown in
popularity both there and in this
country, where It is especially preva-
lent in the south.
The sapphire is Linda's talismanic
gem. Il IS believed TO have the power
TO enhance her beauty and charm and
protect her from envy Monday Is
her lucky day and her lucky number.
Copyright. 1920, by The Wheeler
Syndicate, Inc
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-12
MARIANA

a MARIANA is a happy combinations
W OF Two Of the most popular names
In feminine nomenclature. Mary
and Anna 1t takes its siEnificanca
rom The former and is generally &C.
cepted to mean bitter rather than
'grace."
The history Of its origin Is pursfy,
reilglous- The -her OF the Blessed
flrgin was called Anna. though from
what tradition is not automatically
known St Anne is patron saint OF
prague where large festival Is held
IN ler lonor every year In 1854 q
decree from Rome made a similar
feast obligatory in France. where
the saint was supposed to have made
an appearance. and out OF this rose
the fashion Of combining the names
q the Blessed Virgin and her mother.
Anus ammo Marie or Marianne be-
came one Of the most popular fsni-
nine names on the continent.
Mariana received special vogue ana
was sometimes contracted TO Mama
In England Shaksper5 is r-sponsf-
Die Tor much OF the popularity %
Mariaus. since he twice bestowed the
name upon characters in his plays.
Mariana was the deserted wife Of
Angelo in ~Neasu re for Measure" and
the daughter OF Pericles in "Pericles.
Prince Of Tyre was likewise 90
called
Nariauas talismanis gem IS the
moonstone. The sacred jewel OF India.
which is said 20 bring its Wearer the
love which she desires. 10 also gives
her the power 20 read the future n
matters Of sentiment. Monday Is her
lucky day and her lucky uumber.-
Copyright. 1890. BIZ The Whaelsr syn
dictate. Inc
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-12

] CONFLICTING influences rule this
day, according TO astrology, max
ing &c uncertain and disturbing.
While Saturn and Mercury are IN
I benefic aspect Neptune and Jupiter
are strongly adverse.
While this sway prevails writing
Of all sorts IS well governed and let
ters should be most profitable If sent
with a view 70 personal benefit
Saturn Is in a place that brings an
access in power 20 the old. giving
them the respect OF persons OF All
ages.
During this rule the counsel Of
men long leaders OF thought viii
have weight. but they viii be preju-
diced and biased since Neptune Is IN
an aspect that gives distorted views.
especially on questions OF public
policy.
For two years the stars have been
read as presaging great surprises in
the course Of the first years OF the
new era These viii develop in the
domain OF religion, politics and
science
Churches are subject to helpful in
fluences today. making for large or
ganization and World-wisis effort
Since the law Of extremes works
az all times religious difficulties,
dissensiens and schisms nay occur at
the very time that union OF inter
ests is brought about
Warning IS given that hostile
sorces VIII be let loose at this time.
some OF these being supported by
immense stores Of wealth
The ingress Of the sumner quar-
ter on the cusp Of the eighth house
ia trine with Uranus is believed TO
indicate lighter taxation and aeita-
tion concerning the tariff
Agaih immense expenditures OF
public money are foretold and much
public anxiety and agitation are in
dictated
Theft and burglaries VIII be even
more prevalent Daring the coming
weeks than they have been in the
past
Persons whose birtbdate It is have
the augury Of rather quiet year
Business should prosper with close
attention.
Children born on this day are Ike
ly 10 be perservering and courageous.
They have the augury OF success and
happiness in life.-Copyright 1890. by
the Mcclure Newspaper Syudicate.)
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-12

it on to my friends that's inflicted
the same way"
So then I used the new system to
try and think OF some OF my friends
that had forgot different things, and
the LIST one / thought Of was a bird
that him and I had been down to
n Y city a couple OF mos. before and
had dinner and at that time he said
let's make IL Dutch, so I said all
right but when the check came
around he was busy trying 10 get
the maple syrup off his hands into
the finger bowl, 50 in this letter
kind Of reminded him about the
Dutch laws and sure enough in a
few days I got a letter enclosing 20
cts. in stamps witch was his share
Of the orgy
Couldn't Recall He Was Married
So then / happened 10 think Of
another old pal that couldn't never
remember he was married and his
wife had complained about Il several
times, so one night we was over to