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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-05
TIME TO CO BACK TO THE SIMPLE
LIFE IF WE WOULD KEEP STRONG

MO ONE look over the four five thousand per
IN sons who foeked to ST. Clements church last Mon
day and Tuesday to be touched BY Hthe miracle man
without concluding that something seriously wrong
with things they stand The percentage Of peo-
pie who have diseases ills and aches Of kind and
another IS dscoang to say the least and there must
be very serious for these maladies.
Mere caving at things viii not change them and gets
cns the name OF oeker. But to clearly what ais
the old world and to point out obvious and
help TO work those cures duties and obligations those
Of who sound and well can not escape
Most of our ills "house Ills" The old fashioned
house with little provision for light and contributed
much Of suffering which persons who lived outdoors
had. Modern builders the mistake of the old
time architects with their fear Of and air Today
houses have sleeping porehes and windows Dis
eases Of the respiratory organs should be fewer in another
generation.
The second of trouble comes from lack Of the
right kind and amount Of exercise People are drift
ing away from old time agricultural and industrial pur
sleep The desire to good clothes every day the
week and work at occupations that clean and rest
ui and IN metropolitan surroundings takes from those
opportunities to exercise which our fathers and grand
The third cause Of our Ills is diet Instead of eating
pure, wholesome grains, fruits and vegetables
should feed these things to animals and then the
flesh Of these animals As far health concerned
it is just about esnnbaste to eat kind of flesh
another. Our meals cooked too quickly and eat
them too hurriedly.
Instead using fresh air sunshine good diet and exer
else in their efforts to disease many physicians Of the
old school still depend on drugs and serums A serum
merely solution Of dead disease germs injected into
already weakened body in effort to restore the
balance Some drugs good purposes Of that there
is doubt But for the most part Shakspere was
right When he said @cas physic to the dogs Most per
have got wen in spite Of drugs and not result
Of them.
Some day, If not TO become wholly race of
units physically and mentally have got to learn a
way Of living and actually live it. We doing
everything in the interest of co1venienees and ap-
pearsnoe at the cost Of health and longevity. Nature
just and unforgstng judge We must pay her for every
transgressiun and repentance alone win not suffice.
careful psyehoanalysis Of dAnnunzio reveals that
he is onseghth bard, oneeghth soldier and sxeighths
nut
Il PssO county needs more concrete under foot and
less overhead.
Killing people is still EurOps's favOrte outdoor sport
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-05
Short SHatCheS
From EUe7yWhere

Would Mr.. Hoover's candidacy be
based on 8 full dinner pail platform?
Buffalo Commercial
So far the only drop in retail
prices is the proverbial drop in the
buckeE-Boston Herald
II admiral Sims is right. we must
have been licked and didn't know
it.-NorfOlk Ledger Dispatch.
Holland Is sending S80,000.00o 10
Grmeany- Is the eXkisaer security
for the loan2-Syracuse Post stand
ard
Impossible to get whisky for the
sick, says headline. Yes. and not
much easier for the welL-Albany
Argus
II begins TO look as though the
allies would have 10 be satisfied
with getting the kaiser's goat
Philadelphia Inquirer.
The permission Of liquors for cook
ing purposes may assist Us 10 solve
ne problem Of keeping cook
Lolumbia Record
We heartily agree with the obser-
walton that the Adriatic issue be-
comes tense Past, present and fu-
ture.-Detroit News.
II a German citizen grows tired Of
life he can oppose Noske and be
gathered TO his fathers.-Colorado
springs Telegraph
Latest advices are that the Graham
antt-sedition bill does not make Il
d -e-o-l 20 Cll4 the UNI pre- rODper-
Democrat.
As woman suffrage approaches let
rs hope that the hand that rocks the
cradle viii not be the hand that rocks
the boat-Washington Post
Anybody can tell you positively
who is going 10 be the next presi-
dent-but everybody tells YOU dir
ferent.-Terre Haute Tribune.
Austria has become the ally Of
Czecho-Slovakia- Who knows but
that some day Great Britain viii be
an ally of Ireland2-Detroit Free
Press.
And Just as we had hoped some
progress was being made toward
saving paper, Berlin decides to print
the notes from the United States
Kansas City Times.
The japanese. we are told. look.
upon kissing with horror. and after
sizing up some OF these picture
brides" we don't blame 'em.-San
Francisco Bulletin.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-05
Beauty Chats By Edna Kent Forbes
Witch Hazel For the Shin.

A WOMAN whom I met recently,
a who had a complexion Of almost
bsby-like prettiness. told me that
she used nothing but cold cream and
witch hazel as beautifiers.
The cold cream, Of course, was
uesd for cleansing and for keeping.
the skin soft in cold weather. AS
she had a naturally oily complexion.
she probably used cream less than
most women, but witch hazel she
used every day. II was either poured
into the cool rinse water that fol-
lowed the warm soap and water
wash, OF else, she saturated a bit OF
absorbent cotton and patted the witch
hazel into the complexion. She
claimed that Il was healing and
bleaching. and that It prevented
wrinkles.
Witch hazel is healing. and It is
an excellent astringent It Will do
wonders in preventing lax muscles
and the wrinkles that are sure to re-
suit from them. Also II Is not as
drying as most astringents You win
find witch hazel particularly good to
use when you have come in from
dusty ride or when you have finished
work that leaves the skin moist and
possibly a little Justly. II you wash
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-05
UES TIONS
AND
4 Ms WE S
IS the shortage OF school teach
+. ers in the United States very
LII 4

n IS the shortage OF school teach
". ers IN the United States very
greatf G. H
A The United States bureau OF
education estimates that about $4,000
schools. mostly rural, are now closed.
because OF the lack Of teachers
mere are also about $1,000 persons
teaching school in the United states
tons
q which Is the heavier. n quart
Of milk or a quart OF ereamf E. r.
A The department OF agriculture
says that a quart OF milk Is the
neaVler This Is explained by the
TACT that there Is more fat IN cream
than in milk, and that fat Is lighter
O. What Is the annual salary Of
samuel Gomperss president OF the
american Federation OF LabOrf N.
A He is paid a yearly salary Of
$4,000, which is the same as the base
pay OF Gen Pershing-
q What was the largest number
OF troops carried By the Leviafhan on
any one transatlantic tripf L. n. II.
A. me record number Of troops
carried Dy the Leviathan. which was
the largest ship in the transport ser
vice. was 1900. This ship has Il
@ How many times did Christ an
pear on earth after his resurree-
TONI A. 5 D.
appearances Ten Of these Occurred
before the ascension. and three after
wards The last three were 70 SITS.
stephen. Paul and John.
q What does the word @soTiets
A Soviet" IS a Russian word
which literally translated, means
council The name is most usually
applied 70 workmen and soldiers
councils
q How did the percentage OF IL
llteraey Of the various armies OF
Europe engaged in the world war
compared r. u. c.
A Examination OF recruits for the
army and navy OF the leading Euro
pean countries showed the following
percentages OF iIIiteracv. Cermanv.
9-l1s France, 4.90s England. $50; AUS
lrlas $780, Hungary. 28.1es Italy.
se-sg- Russia 6L10- The percentage
OF lliteracy in the United States
army was rs
O. VIII you give me some facts
concerning Emma Goldman, the revo-
iutlonAsts who was recently deporfed
10 Russfaf +. J. W.
A she came 10 the United States
from Russia with relatives when a
the public in 1888, when she was ar
rested IN New York for melting 70
not By her speeches She claims 70
BE- an atheist and disbeliever in ali
was arrested and confined repeatedly.
and was said 10 have melted Czolgosz
% assasslnate president Mckinley.
She is about So years OF age
G. How much gold was mined in
191Sf e y. :
a The worlds production OF gold
In 1918 Is estimated at $3.50 924,50O,
as compared with S470,466,2I4 in
1915, the greatest production record
In single year
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-05
Little InterUiews.

occasions" said John Regan, assistant
manager Of the chamber OF commerce
over in San Antonio everybody IN
town Is singing. At almost every sot Z
Of a public meeting they have a song
or two before they get down to bus'-
ness It is a fine idea It develops
one OF the finest qualities. There IS
some music in everybody. If II can
only be brought out II will not only
discover 10 the world a lot OF fine
talent, but increase appreciation OF
music among people. Music also
lends zest to a banquet And I also
believe It is a good appetizer"
NO actual explosives are used by
me in my lecture" said Col. James L
Taylor, assistant TO the chief in
spector OF the bureau Of mines, who
viii lecture tonight at the chamber
CT commerce. IN the safe handling OF
dangerous articles Of freight.
Graphic presentations OF safety first
teachings will be given by means OF
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-05

the face with a little warm water
and finish by rubbing in a little witch
hazel, the complexion viii be delight
fully smooth and fresh.
Questions and Answers.
Florence K-Far from laughing at
your desire 10 keep yourself young
and beautiful. I want 20 tell you that
il is your duty TO preserve your looks
as long as you can. You are a mere
child at %. and not, as you think. an
old woman, and you should not have
a single wrinkle in your face You
can do quite a little TO remove these
lines by the judiciOus use OF cold
creams and astringents. but you can
do more by building yourself up
physically. by exercise, fresh air and
as much rest as possible. You may
need a tonic as well Try 10 keep a
cheerful expression, even though It
is forced. since this viii make you
look young-and. incidentally, make
you feel more cheerful, tool
= x
Miss Curious-It Is not absolutely
necessary for either the boy or the
girl to take the other persons arm
when they are walking This IS a
mid-Victorian custom which is very
generally being done away with
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-05
I own Loses Entire
Police Force in Week

New York. Feb. 5.-A week ago
Rockville Center. L J., boosted a po-
lice force Of ten men under Capt.
Phillips. Today the whole department
has gone to pieces, with the result
residents are in a state OF great alarm
because OF the recent visit Of auto
mobile burglars TO that section
Merchants and townsfolk are con-
sidering sending a petition TO chief
OF police Russ, who is village presi-
dent as well, asking him TO restore
six members Of the force, who re-
signed after they were refused a sal
airy increase
The first disruption came when five
Inen resigned in one night, and sub
sequently another patrolman and two
special officers quit
When the force was "the most eff
cent on the island" burglaries were
rare. The 5000 population was dis
mayed when they read in the local
paper, Thieves Come to Town in
Autos"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-05

stereoptican slides. The lecture Is
free and the public is invited The
subject has become Of utmost i'm
portance"
Miss Rhoda Nickells's interview IN
The Herald on blends reminds me-"
said Jack Norton, leading man in the
.Flo-Flo" company, that she omitted
a few things Let a man rob bank
and the first thing somebody says is
the last I saw OF him. he was out
with a blond Let him come home
to his wife from an evening with
the boys and the first thing the wife
does is TO find a blond hair on his
coat I am not q married man. but
I have friends who are As I always
wear dark clothes. 1 always travel
with brunets-not because I consider
them any safer in reality, but be-
cause the public does and I don't
want any discriminating evidences
around"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-05
Patter And Chatter
We Should Worn.

THE autOerats and pIutocrats who
once made Russia frIghtfuI
Conceived n plan they thought to he
effective and delightful.
ssBy bunishinE the ones who kick
well stop dissatisfaction
They said, and then proceeded on
that simple course Of action.
WHENEVER any Russian who had
W sOap-hox inclinnfiOns
Began to shake his fists and make
disturbing declarations,
The autOcrnts and pluOcrafs, affected
by hysteria.
Proceeded TO provide him with
ticket TO Siberia.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-05
Little InerUiews.
Liquor SeuthS Urged To Watch Road Northwest Ell PaSo
Says Growth OF City Depends On Building Adequate Homes

CT THINK federal authorities should
watch closer the road leading
into Fl Paso from Borderland
Inn" said J. G. Wheeler. 7 recently
was riding along the Mexican border
north and west Of FL Paso. I found
a place where smugglers evidently
are vigorously plying their trade, as
they had worn almost q road into the
rough mountainous ground. I got
curious and took q little risk and rode
down on their side q little ways 50
could see that the tracks, mostly OF
burros and walking men all led into
Juarez. ] think the smugglers bring
their stuff across at this point, which
really puts them IN New Mexico.
where they reach the south Deming
road and start east until they reach
Texas They come into FL Paso on
the paved road. Texas rangers for
merly rode this strip Of territory and
made good catches. Now the rangers
but an occasional soldier to prevent
smugglers from working The only
thing preventing whisky from com
ing across up there in huge lots is
the difficulty Of transporting II in
those mountains"
\ =
7 don't see how Fl Paso expects TO
grow rapidly" said James T. Brady.
Of Topeka, Kan, as he stepped on the
train last night for the coast I
have been in the city for two weeks
with my family living in a hotel We
had heard so much about FL Pasos
climate and got so tired OF bucking
the cold winters that we decided TO
come here and make cur home. I've
searched real estate offices every
day but there Is no place to live
There are plenty Of houses for sale
but nothing for rent. There's so
many people after those advertised
Tor rent in the paper, one has TO takal
a taxi and run for il or Il viii be gone.
II the real estate men and the owners
don't take the situation in hand. new
corners are not going TO stay long.
The coast cities are taking away a
great number Of your people because
not cope with the situation"
Songs as q 'prelude to a banquet or
3 luncheon have proved TO be one Of
the most attractive features OF such
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-05
Girl Member of Burglar
Gang Caught Under Bed

Chicago. Ill, Feb 5-Hunting
through a burglars fiat used as a
storage warehouse for their plumber,
the police discovered a rug rolled up
and thrust under a bed. Unrolling IL.
they discovered a partially clad and
vehemently protesting young woman
Taken 20 a police station, she gave
fessed to being a member OF the bur
Eiar gang. Her statements helped
the police in the arrest Of several
others Of the gan.
The girl acted as a lookout" when
hurElaries were committed. Thou
sands Of dollars worth Of plumber
was recovered
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-05
XVIII

ANSWERS TO Yesterdays KFIL
]. The completed expression IS:
AS fit as a fiddle"
2. A pea-jacket is a short heavy
coat worn by seameu-
s. A ferret is an animal OF the
weasel family closely related 20 the
pole-cat: these animals are trained
and used 10 pursue small prey.
T. Zenobia was the Queen OF Pal
myra, in the third century.
.. The zero hour was any speci-
fled time determined for an attack
g. The Israelites. according 10 the
Scriptures, were the Jews or chosen
Z. Cervantes. a celebrated Spanish
author, wrote Don Quixote."
s. Brisbane is the capital OF
Queensland. Australia
g. 'Privateers" were ships owned
and armed by private persons TO prey
upon beligereuts in q war, the spells
OF victory in battle being usually d.
vided among the owners and crews
The privateers OF the civil war are
mentioned IN histories
10. Optometry is the measurement
OF the powers OF vision in general
New Questions.
I. What Is an iEuana2
?. What are obsolete" words2
3. What Is a gourmet
4 What IS a gourmand2
5. What is the completed express
sion that begins. Children should be
seen" etc-2
s. Who was Tamerlane2
z. Where are the Hebrides2
s. What is a Castilian and why so
called?
9. Who was Jean Baptiste Corot2
10. What was the handwriting on
the WALTZ"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-05
About Henry ord.

A LOT Of swapping and snarlng has been done at the
n heels of Henry Ford flivver king Doubtless much
Of the has been deserved but lot brewed
by persons who jealous. No doubt but most of
Henry Fords talking about things he is not oecupatonay
concerned In eervecences and should not be taken
more seriously than Bryan's expations immortality,
Thomas A Edisons disbelief IN the existence of the
soul His few silly sayings should not be considered
overbaancing all Of the good he has done.
The things Henry Ford said were said at time wneh
we were not at and did not know going to
be- The things he said less fashionable at the
time Just like plaid vests and longhon mustaches
Now they out of place and absurd Probably
Ford now knows they absurd and regrets them him
self
Up in Detroit one can learn that Henry Ford bought
every dollars worth OF large school bond issue at time
when everybody else thought they ovebdened with
a few Liberty Bonds And he too had bought Liberty
of the persons who had doubted Fords Amercans
over the construction Of hospital and had almost
sorted TO fist fights in attempting to decide who should
boss the hospital Mr. Ford stepped in and built mill
lion dollar institution and gave it to the government
cost free for long time the country needed it
anybody wants to call Ford unamercan and anarchistc
he had better not attempt it within hearing Of his $4,000
employees In Detroit It is noteworthy fact that Fords
employees have never struck
It fact that whether it be Ford somebody else
man becomes rich prominent, his little
enviers begin to besmireh him whenever possible.
Before anybody reves Henry Ford, they should take
the time to examine his life for facts.
One trouble with democracy is broughts out in the
imsDaniels squabbe We work the assumption that
obscure citizen elected to job knows about
than a man trained by years of experience for it.
It is indeed a calamity that manicurists
than cooks in Chicago. Just wait. There wont be
much to cook after awhile then cooks go to mani
curing.
Every who figures in love triangle isn't fortu-
enough to have brother who viii volunteer marry
the wronged woman.
To poet says he envies Pershing the Nssin' he
gets.
The miracle is needed badly in Washington D. C.
None pihout hope e'er loved The brightest far.
But love can hope Dhere reason Dould despair
-r.~- aT-fff.f
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-05

COME viewing ALARM everywhere stray overlooking
- all the
fifteen minutes after eight cheerful my
an
every dggone thing winner its kind
block
pale and limp He admits the skies bright that the
but time
which vii do spirit When I've walked half mile and
have talked with
It always thus, my friend, city, FARM every place
chance to wend ones viewing with
Copyright WALT MASON
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-05

THEY seOffed at freedom Of the
press, and free speech they re-
senteds
In Russia men were criminals for
being discontinued.
The nutoeraIs and plut0crata, refus-
ing to be sensible,
Considered those who didn't Ike
conditions reprehensible.
seems, II subsequent events pro-
vide an Indication.
That Eagging people failed to make
them like their subjuEntion;
The autOcrats and plutOcrats are hid
Ing or are buried
But why should we permit ourselves
to wonder or be Worriedf
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-05

THE Ticlzville Fire Brigade was
L rousted out early Tuesday nom
ing, but after going at breakneek speed
for some distance westward they found
that the fire was none other than the
moon setting behind a stable.
Yam Sims was out stirring around
bright and early Sunday morning in
his new collar button.
Raj Barlow says he VIII admit that
he has wasted many golden hours sit
ting around whiting, but that he has
never been guilty Of wasting time by
going around making inquiries as to
when anybody thinks il IS going to
rain.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-05

THE young lady across the way says
1 she's glad to read about so much
activity IN curb stocks and she sup
poses the work Of paving the streets
that were neglected during the war
viii begin as soon as the weather per
mits.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-05
II Years Ago Today

y - $500 40 a-A- A---AAa-afA ten TIA =
n because Of the possibility Of a
strike OF coal miners, a number
Of wholesalers in this city today sd
vsnced the price OF soft coal rs cents
Per ton
Ex-customs collector Pat T. Garrett
and Dr. G. B. Calnan. the latter OF
santa Rosaliar returned this morning
rom Washington, where they laid
before the president and secretary
OF state the Finstad-Cougheuer case
and asked for q fun iuTesti cation.
Advancing a project for the cree
ton OF saWmil in this city, Mel
Eomer. OF Casas Grandes. has writ
ten 70 the chamber OF commerce. sug-
costing that he may later desire to
call on that organization
Owing 10 the weather yesterday Il
was necessary TO postpone the first
concert OF the 25th infantry battalion
band at the fort
Judge James r Harper, OF the S4th
district court, who left the city Fri
Cay on a hunting trip, vas a passen-
ger on G. a & S. A train 10. 9, which
was delayed today by q wreck east
OF Fort Hancock.
Fifteen injured. none OF them IA
tally, is the report OF the company
surgeons OF the Southwestern At Ala
mogordo, on the condition Of the vic
tins OF a passenger week near
Duran. y IL. Saturday.
c. w Fassett is quite sick at his
home, 71f san Antonio street
MI ----t.-.- g. ---..s--- - -
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-05

TF trouble with tn social ladder is
1 that you're worse off when you git
Z tn top than you WIZ when you
started. So fer nobuddy has had tn
nerve T. start a fund for Mexican vol
cano sufferers.
CapyriEht. NationaI Nswspaper serviea.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-05
DR.. BRYAN ELECTED BY
NEW MEXICO BAPTISTS

Albuquerque. n. NJ. Feb. 5.-Dr. o.
z. Bryan. Of Louisville, Ky, at pres
ent secretary Of the Kentucky board
OF missions. yesterday was elected
corresponding secretary OF the Bap-
tist convention OF New Mexico, with
headquarters here.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-05

Members Of the Girls City club Of
Boston. have been helping TO solve the
fuel difficulty by saving loss IN the
Wellesley Woods, where they are
taken In motor trucks.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-05

Austin, Tex, Feb. 5--Permlt TO sell
stock under the blue sky" law was
issued today by the secretary Of
states department to the Rio Grande
Valley Telephone company, Of FL Paso.
The promoters are James Crawford.
Of FL Paso; A. E Smith and l. J.
POthoff. OF Fabens, and others The
proposed capital stock Is 500, 900.
The sweet elderberry crop never
rnfre
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-05

Holly reaches its greatest size in
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-05

Songs as a'prelude to a banquet or
3 luncheon have proved TO be one OF
the most attractive features OF such
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-05

Every man who figures in love triangle isn't fortu-
ate enough to have brother who viii volunteer marry
he wronged woman
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-05

- poet says he sure snvies Pershing the Nssin' he
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-05

One trouble with democracy is broughts out in the
Sims Daniels squsbble We work the assumption that
obscure citizen elected to job knows about it
than a man trained by years Of experience for it.