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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-12-09
V = zTVOT I pENiZE.
Y automobilu sedesat mil zs
hodir". bitva s lupici, $4,000
rachraneno.

: Chicago, &. Troelnro. Owen
H. Yarnell, chicagsk5 e9itel
pro Elgin, Motor Car Co., sve3l
bitvu Sc ctyfmi bandity, z nichz
jednoho poranil dnes casne ra-
no, mezi tim co ujizdel V auto
mobilu rychlosti 60 mil "a no.
dinu, s lupici V patach ga sebou
a zachranil $4,000 V rozhod-
ne bitve nedaleko sveho domo-
va.
Yarnell ukryl Sc divoke
trave. pri cemz jeho poroucha-
ma kara slouzila mu "a barika-
du a zahnal bandity.
Yarnelldv BOZ S bandity byl
nejvice %vzruSujici udalosti V
nedavne chicagsk6 kriminalni
historic.
Opustil svoji uradovnu V OBJ
chodni casti mesta S $4,000.
Ma Seeley Ave. a Marquette
Road cerny automobil jej do
honil a ctyri muzi, z nichz kaz-
dy drzel revolver, porucili mu
ably zastavil. Yarnell byl pouze
dive mile cd Sveho domova a
tn ma mlste zastaveni, rozehnal
karu do nejv6tsi NONE rychlo-
sti. LupiGi zahajili ma n6ho
palbu a nezdstavali daleko
"a nim, nebot' NELL rovn6z do
Dry automobil. Kule Italy
Yarnellovi tesne kolem hlavy.
Asi pul mile "a Seeley Ave.
jedna kule provrtala g~asoli-
novou nadrzku a stroj zacal
"Skytati". V t6 chvili jel Var
nell kolem prazdn6ho lotu, pc
rostleho vysokou travou a tam
zahnul. PAX shasl svetla, sebral
penize a schoval Sc do travy.
Lupici zastavili svoji karu
ma ulici q b6zeli do praZdnehO
lotu. Byli uvitani stfelbou a
brzy seznali, re jsou We velk6
nevyhod6. Yarnell mohl je do
bre vid6ti cd svetla ma ulici, o.
nj mohli pouZe hadati, kde
jest. Jeden 2 banditu klesl s
vykrikem k zemi.
Yarnell vypalil opet. Tri zby
vajici bandit6 vahali, pax sc
obratili, sebrali sveho ran6ne-
no druha a ujeli.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-12-09
ZENY v AMER. ZAKONO.


New York, 7. pros. Pr ne
davnych volbach zvoleno bylo
20. americkych zen do rGznych
statnich zakonodaren. Zpravu
We smyslu tom dalo do vefejno-
sti Narodni sdruzeni sufraze-
tex. Connecticut Dude miti V le-
gislatuTe pet zastupkyn. Die
statd zvoleny byly: California
- pi. Anna l.. Saylorova, pf. E.
Hughesova a 81. Este B.
Broughtonova; Connecticut =
pi. Emily Brownova, pi. Lillian
M. F~rinkova, pf. M. w. Hooke-
rova, pi. w. A. Jewettova a
Rev. Grace Y. Irwinova; Indi-
ana = pf. Julia Nelsonova;
New Jersey = pi. NJ. B.. Lair
dova a pi. j. C. Van Nessova /;
Kansas pi. M. l.. Grinstea-
dova, ST.. Clineova, pi. F. Min
nichova a pi. /. M. Walkerova;
Michigan = pi. Marg. Smith
~Hathawayova; Nevada = 81.
r. Averillova New Hampshire
~ Na~ry po1fn T. phan,o-
a 81. Jessie Doeova; New York
- Marg. l.. Smithova; Okla
homa = pi. Lemar Looneyova
a pi. Bessie McColginova; Ore
gon = pf. w. S. Kinneyova
Utah = pf. G.. E. Kinneyova,
pl. M. 3. Davisova a pi. G..
Cleggova; Vermont - Edna
l.. Beardova.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-12-09
o PRINESLI Do
.BROU ZPRAVU.

Toxic, 8. prosince. Druzina
10 JaponcG, kteTi nedavno
pri.jeli sem re SIP. StatG, dnes
poprela novinarske zpravy, re
opustili Ameriku nasledkem
protijaponskeho smysleni a
spatneho S mimi zachazeni.
Mluvci druziny prohlasil, re
We skutecnosti nenf zadneho
protijaponskeho pfedsudku V
America a re S Japonci jest
dobfe iednano. Druzina, pra-
vii, vydelala hodne penez be-
hem valky a tudiz 81 mohla do
voliti navStevu rodne zeme.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-12-09
SPOJ STATY ST
PODfLETl
President Wilson zamitl pozvs
nj Svayu Narodi O ucastenstvi
ma kcrnisi jednajici o Cd
ybrojeni.

Washington, 8, prosince. Sp.
Staty, nejsouce clenem Svazu
Narod1, nemohou Sc podileti
ma 1radach komisi tehoz, pre-
sident Wilson rozhodl, zamit-
nuv pozvani rady, ably ustano-
vii americke zastupce do ko-
mise, jez Dude jednati o OBJ
mezenl zbrojeni.
President uvedomil radu
Svazu Narodu, re jezto Spoje-
ne Staty nejsou Glenem Svazu.
neciti Sc opravnen ustanoviti
komisi, jez "brala by tfeba je-
nom nepTime 1castenstvi."
Spojene Staty vsak, pravi
president, jsou " sympatii S
kazdym planem ma obmezeni
zbrojeni. Odpoved' presiden-
'tova byla dnes telegrafovana
prostfednictvim odboru statu
Paulu Hymansovi, predsedovi
shromazdeni Svazu Narodn V
Zeneve.
President rovnez dokoncil
sva odporuceni vzhledem k
hranicim Armenska a postal
je do Zenevy, bylo Teceno v
odboru statu dnes. Odporuceni
tato nebyla dana ma v~erejnost.
Byla formulovana ma zadost
spojeneckych mocnosti a bylo
vysvetlovano, re nemaji zadne-
no pfimeho vztahu k poku-
sum presidentovym o prostfed-
nictvi V Armensku.
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Jak sc zivf dnes knee.

davno probehla veskerym dem
MIN tiskem zprava o jakemsi
pastorovi Nemecku, ktery, "a
by Sc uzivil, PRAGUE V dolech a
ktery pro toto sve odhodlani te-
81 Sc oblib6 i obdivu svych SOU
druhG V praci. Netreba, aby-
chom 81 musili pro takove phi
pady choditi az do N6mecka =
mamet' jich sami vice, nea tusi-
ne, i u mas donna. Mnozstvi du-
chovnich zam6stnano je V nei-
r6znejSich podnicich, ponevac
jejich zakonna "odmena" ma
presto nestaci ami k prumerne-
mu zivobytf. Ma Lounsku farar
X je zamestnan V cukrovaru cd
2 hodin odp. do 10 vecer, zprvu
jake vazny, nyni nevim, Ike KITE
re praci je pTidelen - soused
ieho V P. naSel 81 rovnez polo
denni praci u velkostatku. Je-
den duchovni We vysluzb6 Wy
pomaha jake hudebnik v orche
stru pfedmestskeho biografu-
o mnoho jinych, kterf pracuji
v rGGznych kancelaTfch, ami ne
n.luve. Bida je v kazdem stavu,
ale ma maloktery dolehla tax,
jake ma duchovenstvo, ktere il
snasf trpelive a re studu skryva
ii, iak NIUE. Pro nekolik boha-
tych prebendafG nenf videt nou
ri tisicG. q Jednoty kat. du-
chovenstva.)
Zahada.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-12-09
Vysvetleni.

"Nemohu pochopit, proc je V
Rusku takova drahota, kdyz
tam mali tolik pencil"
"Blazlnku, co pax by delali s
tolika pencil, kdyby tie drahoty
nebylo?"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-12-09

POPRVE v C~LEVELANDUt
ga CHI hrich'', obraz z vesn;-
ckeho zivota, sehraje " Ces.
SIM Sokol ma Clark Av. Vast
nj "Ochotnictvo" ma vanoce,
dine Is. prosince 1920. Vstu-
penky ma jeste p. Hoch, w.
so ul. a pi. Tomsikova, 1913
Sackett Ave.
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Cena skoly.

Byvaly ministr holedbal Sc v
politicke schulz: ga jsem cho-
dill malo do skol a piece jsem Sc
stall ministrem".
"Snad vsak", poznamenal Pc
sluchac, "bylo by lepe byvalo,
kdybyste byl chodil vice do
skol a ministrem sc ~nestal".
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Zahada.

Pan Bumbalek (ete): eco
pax to vlastne .isou tihle alb,
absti-, abstinenti?"
Synacek: "To isou lidi, ktefi
nepijf ami piva, ami VIVA, ami
koTalky".
Pan Bumbalek: Gale idi! "A
cd echo pax jsou zivi?"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-12-09
NabIdnuti k snatku

Mladenec 40 rokd starry,
slu5ne situovany, ma hotovych
aspor V obnosu $500, preie
81 seznamiti Sc S elegantnf de-
mou, S kterou by Sc ozenil Pc
vzajemnem dohodnuti. Oprav-
du min6n6 nabfdky zaslete do
adm. "Sv6ta" pod znaGkou
'Snatek'. Dana, ktera VAST
nj domov, ma prednost. 1918
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ZaruGene SKvOSTY
"a Vasi vlastni cenu.

Ceska vefejnost pamatuje Sc zajist6 velmi
dobfe ma hodinafsky a zlatnicky obchod M.
s. Nelzera ienz byval V nynejsich dfadov-
mach ATLASU. Pro kratkost casu nemohl
jsem vyprodat sv6 zasoby klenotnick6ho
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v lekarns.

"Dovoleii, pane apatykar, to
musejf oejt zdravej, kdyz 81 mi
zou wit cd vseho, co mali, jak
chtejf rnoc!"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-13

wageworker. at heart. does not de-
sire an increased wage so much as
recognition that he is a fellow human
being.
The new army is on the level It
aims to fulfII its new self imposed
duties. It's purpose is to make itself
real public service institution
Needs Public Help
In this aim % needs the sympathy
and cooperation Of the public Wher-
ever the individual soldier comes into
contact With civilians, he should be
regarded as an Indispensable factor
OF government. and as a well mean
ing fellow being who has probably
Joined the army for purposes OF self
Improvement Expect good things OF
him. be friendly with him; he is the
most responsive human being in the
world.
The recruiting service just now is
prominently before the public. It IS
engaged in obtaining men Tor the
base our expectation OF complete sue
cess upon the fact that our army,
your army. is thoroughly deserving
army. But this is only one OF its
duties. We are bringing home 70 the
people the facts as 10 the new army
We are making a bid for popular APP
nroyal, support and cooperation and
Of It.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-13

TO the speaking stage, but in a sadly
disappointing role and play. She has
as a vehicle sacred and PrOfane
Love" by Arnold Bennett, which
came &c the Morosco-
Miss Ferguson IS improved. Il
changed al all, since the time when
she deserted the speaking stage for
look upon. and her wonderful voice
certainly should not be forever 81
fenced In motion pictures But. in
justice 10 herself, as well as her host
OF admirers, she should get some
thing better than sacred and Pro-
fame Love" DIT is already being called
Common and Preferred Love.")
The story Is the story Of Car1otta,
who fen in love with a famous plan
first meeting. Later, she ran away
and became very famous as a writer.
he, in the meantime, had become a
morphine fiend. she heard about it
and set out to save him. But there
were annoyance Her publisher. for
instance, was in love with her. There
were lots Of unnecessary types" in
1ected into the plot that did not at
all help the play
Gives Fine Exhibition
Miss Ferguson, as Crlotta. gave a
splendid exhibition as far as she was
permitted by the limitations OF the
play. Her voice has lost none Of its
wonderful charm. Miss Ferguson
truly is one Of the foremost actresses
on the American stage today.
Jose Ruben, as the pianist, and
later drug addict was very good in
his role.
The cast follows Mrs. Joicey, Au-
Eusta HaVilaud- Louisa BenboW. her
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-13

THIS should be a lucky day, since
the sun rules with bsnefic
power. Venus Is IN friendly
aspect
Al who desire to enlist the sup
port OF men and women OF influence
should make the best use OF the
hours from early morning
Politicians. promoters and philan-
thropists should be able TO push
their plans successfully while this
who possess great riches OF much
power are believed 10 be peculiarly
Unreasonable when the sun Is IN
friendly aspect
Special advantass IS supposed to
be gained BY giving presents under
this direction o. the planets
Women should benefit during this
sway which promises much for busi-
ness progress.
Those who wed under this plane
tary government viii never seek m
break the marriage tie the seers de-
It is a lucky day fer meetings Of
any sort and especially for dinners
at which orators are heard
Thearers have a fortunate sign
to guide them today which IS lucky
also for those who appear on the
Actresses have the forecast OF a
period that VIII be OF great advan-
tage 70 then New stars viii multi
ply. but they viii win fame b
supreme talents
The seers declare that among old
suDerstitions now revived there VIII
be new faith in the language Of
flowers and their effect on
humanity.
Persons whose birthdate Il Is have
the augury Of a happy year 8usi-
ness that viii be successful through
travel viii be most rsmunerative.
Children born on this day proha-
bly, viii be exceedingly parsaTerlnE
and Industrious These subjects OF
Pisces are usually remarkably sue
cessful-Copyrign 1899, by the 1lc-
--nra NaMsn.nar SEraIr.-a-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-13


Calf, in October, 1918. one hour Of
the day Of Intensive training was de-
voted 10 athletic 5purtss such as IN
door baseball. basketball, etc This
man vas observed 70 stand modify
BY himself Upon being urged 10
join in the sports, he exclaimed. Il
don't know how 70 play. I've never
played in my life I can chop down a
tree, but I can't play" He did learn
10 play, however
Learn Many Things.
4 great many OF our soldiers Of
1913 not only learned TO play; they
learned to wash their teeth and to
conform 70 other elementary rules Of
personal cleanliness and department
that had hitherto been neglected or
ton OF moral development, OF build
ing mp Of character and SELF respect, is
one however, which. while OF great
importance, is little understood and
fairly familiar by now with the word
morale as applied to armies and
also nations The morale Of the allied
armies was at q low pitch in June.
by the conduct OF the American forces
al Chateau Thierry- Gen. Ludend0rf
ascribes the German defeat 20 she
decline in the morals OF the German
felt at once throughout the army.
Attention 70 Morale.
In our army we are paying special
attention TO morale and TO individual
upb Aiding. The soldier
must keep himself and his surround
ings neat and orderly; all women and
most men understand the influence
on ones self Of the clothes one wears.
The soldier learns attention TO duty,
one Of the most important elements
OF character. Responsibility is placed
upon MS snoulGA rs. This develops
the qualities OF leadership and self
respect Through his studies and
contact with minds from all parts OF
the country. he is constantly growing
in mental stature. he realizes thar
he Is part Of a great public service
institution which exists for the pro-
lection OF his government and people,
while Il is also a school Of develop
meut for the men who compose It.
He IS probably learning a trade he
intends to follow after his discharge.
The Soldiers Pride.
In the building up Of the personal
pride and self respect Of the soldier.
the public is called upon to assist In
the past, the uniform has not been
generally looked up 10. The great
war has taught US 10 respect it, and
We must not forget that. Let US look
down on nobody. The principal cause
Of the social unrest today is not eco
nomic, but IS simply mans unlind-
ness TO man The poor do not appre-
ciate condescending charity. The
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-13

wife OF Orlando. a debut sufficiently
prominent TO spread the name far and
wide But greater vogue was TO be
hers and when Pope chose Belinda
for his heroine OF The Rape Of the
Lock her permanence was assured.
In those days 10 needed only a
famous author TO immortalize a feml-
nine name by putting her in a book
and all the fashionable maids Of the
country adopted her for their own,
just as today a screen favorite's Golf
lure and costumes are copied by ador-
ing flaupers-
Belinda lourished IN England and
Italy but her popularity was negli-
gible in France, and Germany re-
fused her completely. spain took
her from italy. but. despite the vowel
ending, she was q bit too harsh Tor
Spanish ears America welcomed her
le-heartedlr. and she ElQurisles
here today. both actually and in fic-
ton
Belinda's gem is the eats eve. It
is talismau against evil and dis
cas- and has a mysterious magnetic
power which renders its Wearer ire
sistible 10 those whom she wishes TO
contract Friday is her lucky day
and 3 her lucky number--Copyrigh
1920. by the Wheeler Syndicate Inc
About $4,000 Of Great Britain's 21s,-
900 war widows have remarked.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-13
Electric Shocks for
"OLd Soabs IN N. Y.

New York. March 1s.-keports IN
circulation around end street and
Broadway indicate the advent OF
a nickel in tie slot electric battery
as dependable substitute for
booze" II Is not improbable that the
cigar stores, soda fountains. candy
shops and hotel Hobbies may install
these devices II the volume Of testi-
monials IN their favor from former
ineviterats drinkers continue to IN
crease.
The electric battery vogue may be
due 10 the advice which a physician
receatly gave 20 one Of his regular
patients who sought a prescription
for 6 pint Of whisky. The prescription
was given. but the patient was un-
able to procure the whisky after
visiting a half dozen drug stores FL
nally he located q drug store which
carried a supply, but the price stag
gered him and he returned 70 his
physician in ALARM
your nerves are all shot to
pieces said the doctor step into
my private office"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-13

sister, Bertha Kent: Shape. Diaz's
secretary. A. Romano Calender.
Emilio DiaZ. Jose Ruben: Carlotta
Peel. Elsie Ferguson; JOselyn Sardis,
Peggy Harvey. Lord Francis Alcar.
Sebastian Smith; Marie Sardis. Maud
Milton: Nary Ispenlove, Olive oliver
Frank 1spenlove, her husband. Alex
ander Onslow; Emmeline Palmer, Car
lOtta's secretary katherine Brook
Resale. Renee de 1onvns Leonie, De-
mise Corday; a parlormaid, Eleanor
scybolt.
Jeanne Eagles
Miss Jeanne Eagles has captured
all OF the honors in The Wonderful
Thing BY Mrs. Lillian Trimble Brad
ley. at the Playhouse This actress,
who achieved her greatest fame IN
der David Belasco in '-Daddies.' has
a part peculiarly fitted 10 her style
and qualities.
A great many reviewers have com
pared The Wonderful Thing" to
Peg O. Ny Heart and Miss Eagles
10 another Peg" The characters Of
Peg and Jacqueline are similar. Tie
stead Of Irish, and she has a strange
French accent instead OF the brogue
Of Peg"
Jacqueline is a maid in home Of
British snobs, and the play details
her experiences in meeting the family
and winning the affections OF the
members
There is a plot to the play. of
course. and there Is some drama, but
the attention. What honors she did
leave around were picked up BY Fred
l. Tlden, in the role Of a blackmailer,
and Henry Du1fey.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-13
c. R. MOREHEAD WRITES
OF EARLY DAYS IN CITY

NLNMtAnlCA rum NAENAN-H NAE@-N
money. The work was done The
mules and, scrapers and all other out
fit were purchased In Kansas city,
and shipped 70 Rincon. and from
there the mules were hitched up to
two horse wagons. which were in de-
maud in E. Paso. and the whole out
fit hauled down 10 the work. The
contract was completed in good time.
the outfit sold out TO other conrrao-
tors on other roads, and there was a
handsome profit TO the contractors
From RineOn Here.
Our party took the construction
train from san Marcial 70 Rincon-
From there we took the stage 10 Ell
Pas0. c. F. Nusick introduced US to
Alberto and Luis Terrazas. who were
coming from St Louis to Chihuahua.
Mexico. having been attending school
IN St. Louis Richard kerus. one OF
the proprietors Of the stage line in
the west, gave me an order on the
agent at Rincon 10 give me and party
the right OF way from Rincun 70 Fl
Paso, so ] included the Terrazas
young men in my party. We arrived
az Mesflla the first night and thence
to FL Paso the next day. arriving al
II Paso at p. m, Feb. is. 1881. We
stopped at the old adobe hotel. and
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-13

Anew YORK, March 1s.-Lionel Bar
IN ignore, whose triumphs have
been piling one on top OF the
other with amazing rapidity lately,
has scored again, and, this time. IL
greater measure than ever. in The
which had its premiere q few nights
$50 at the Criterion theater-
One cannot say that this is this
actors greatest work That could not
be done. when you remember The
Ccp1erhsao." But in his role in THE
Letter Of tie Law" AR. Barrymore
1Hacts roe entirely different from
anything else he has attempted BE
demonstrates his wonderful ability as
AZ actor b. his mastery work in a
role 80 foreign TO his past experience.
Adaptation From the French
The Letter OF the Law" is taken
from the Erench-it was aLa Robe
Rouge and IS a four act drama
a murder has been committed and
some one. under the French law, must
innocent OF course. IS arrested and
placed on trial The prosecution
dives into the suspected mans past
life and lays bare everything about
him. His vie Is drawn into g ana
her past life is exposed. A scandal
about her is exposed Then the
prisoner IS acquitted, but his life is
forever mined as a result Of the ex-
posures made al the trial
The court IS OF course. very sorry
that such an injustice has been per
Detrated but what could be done2
TIE magistrate laughs. snaps his fin
gers and IS Of &c has an engage
ment 70 20 hunting. He Is a gay old
doE. who likes the bellies Of Bor-
oezuE-
Lionel Barrymore had the role OF
the magistrate The critics Of Cay
Gotham for once were IN complete
accord on one point-they all agreed
that BarrFnOre's work was wonder
fuL He portrayed the character Of
the cynical, bon ViFant Of a maEis-
trate 70 perfection
The remainder OF the cast was
splendid and gave the star excellent
support
Elsie Ferguson Back
Mss Elsie Ferguson has come back
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-13
What They Stand For And Why
WANLTA

THE lovely Spanish favorite Juanita
4 has come 10 be name without
country. The music OF its
syllahles' proved Irresistible to many
countries and, in modern times. it lost
its Spanish heritage and came TO be
as American as Anne or Edith
Juanita means grace OF the lord.
Il comes originally from the same
homer OF St John the Evangelists
guardianship Of the Blessed Virgin
that her name became Joined with his.
in the Fifth century a Giovanni
fJohnl Maria Nisconri OF Milan ap-
pears and straightway, Juan Maria
became q popular name in spain.
BY adding a final A" the feH mime
Juana was formed. name which
proved more acceptable than the mas
culine Juan as preface to Maria,
and soon Maria was dropped entirely
and Juana became "a separate name.
spain is fond OF endearments and
diminutives, as Rosita and Carmen
eta and scores Of other names prove,
so presently the ever popular Juanita
was evolved Many famous women Of
spain bore the name. among them
queen. who was known as Juana IA
LOca- Her reign in Castillo was an
unfortunate and distressing period
II may be that the Spanish influ-
ence in the southwestern states
brought Juan & into vogue In this
country. or her fame. according 70
some. may have been established BY
the countrywide vogue OF the old
song with which even the present
generation is familiar Who does not
remember.
"Juanita. ask thy soul If we should
part2''
Juanita's talismanic gem is the
fire-opal That gem of sunny Spain
promises her protection from evil
spirits and promises good health and
happiness Tuesday is her lucky day
and z her lucky number.-Copyrigh
1920. By the Wheeler Syndicate, Inc
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-13
HOROSCOPE

SUNDAY MARCH H. 1913
DDSDLT stars rule this Gay, ac-
N cording 10 astrotogy. Saturn.
Mars and Jupiter are all in bene-
fic aspect
During this planetary government
the aged and those who are past
their prime viii most easily gain
honors and temporary ascendaucy,
but they should not be uuduiy con-
fident. for the stars smile upon the
younger generation
Because lt Is a new era changed
conditions must be met and accepted
the seers declare, and they warn the
clergy. that they must read the hand
writing on the wall
While church unity viii be dis
achieved. there IS prognosrication
OF serious religious dissensions and
even active propaganca against GER
tain sects.
A new problem involving a large
number Of followers Of religious
threatens to gain political signifi-
canoe
soldiers should benefit from this
planetary government. which seems
to promise lands or other rewards
Tor patriots
University professors and judges.
who hold high places now. are sub
ject TO influences that VIII raise
them TO supreme distinction
This should be a most auspicious
rule for the settlement OF serious
problems OF any sort. since the rea-
soning faculties are supposed 10 be
stimulated
Persons whose birthdate il is
should beware OF accidents IN the
coming year It is a time 10 push
ahead In business. but e viii be m
wise to lend money.
p"
have 10 work hard for a living, but
they should have the power to sur
mount an difficulties, since they are
likely TO be clever and industrious-
Copyright. 1890, by the Mcclure
Newspaper Syndicate.