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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-16
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afternoon to buy a hammer

DA SENT me downtown yesterday
/ afternoon TO buy a hammer &
sum males & I forgot TO cum back
hOam until it was dinner time
The uttel preshus is much like his
daddie, sed Ma he Always forgits the
way hoam until 10 IS dinner time. sed
ia & then his nose knows 10 is time
TO cum hoam, sed 1Ia-
I newer forgot TO DO an errand In
my chile-hood. .sed Pa
That is jOak, sed Ma
Many true word Is Joak, Eed
Pa IL IS true that / newer forgot
70 do an errand. Ny deer father
used TO send me all Oaver. sed Pa 10
the reform skool & everyware, sed
I guess it wuddeut have hurt you
much TO 90 20 a reform skOOl few
terms, sed Ma I beleev you must
have been a most un-ruIy child in
yure yung days, sed Ma
I was about as eesy TO manidge as
what a Prary Fire is, sed Pa
] guess so. sed Ma
Well may you guess 50 sed Pa
was small demon in my bOyhoOd.
Pa sed But newer forgot 70 do a
errand. sed Pa That was one OF my
sweetest trates. my mother lots OF
times used to say. sed Pa
Ture mother thot you had bushels
Of sweet trates, dident she think sos
Wen might she feel that way. sed
Pa I was a perfecz son TO her. sed
Pa. Jest as I have been a perfeck hus-
band to you. sed Pa
Open a window, BObbie, sed Ma ]
think I am going to faint away sed
Ma.
You may joak all you viii, sed Pa,
7 was a vary fine & dutiful child &
I newer forgot a. Grand I used 20
have llttel chum naimed Mickey RI
ley. sed Pa; we ran errands together,
Pa sed- Every afternoon after skool
7 was sent after a can OF salmon or
can OF muckrl. sed Pa. & 1Iicky
was sent every afternoon after can
of beer, sed Pa Wee was CRATE
chums. sed Pa. & we always brot
hoam what we was sent after. sed
You must have lived IN a swell na-
borhood. sed Ma
Thare newer was a better nabor-
hood. sed Pa The Majors loved each
other fl them days, sed Pa II Is dif-
ferent heeing Majors nowadays in
big city, sed Pa We knoWed each
other & loved each other & helped
each other in the days OF ny yuth.
sed Pa That SPIRIT has died out for
ever, guess. sed Pa. & Il is too bad.
Yes. sed Ma ] suppose II is too bad
that q deer. sweet faced mother cant
send her angel child after a can OF
beer no moar, sed Ma It maiks me
feel like crying bitter, sed Ma
& then Pa didemt say no moar- Ma
always says sumthing last & Pa al
ways shuts up & sits down
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-16
LIVESTOCK MARKETS

Chicago Livestock. Close.
Chicago. III. Dec. 1s.-Cattie-Receipts
choice heavies held at fI5.e0; fat she
stock and Gamers. steady 20 weak; good
canners $500; bulls, steady: calves.
steady; bulk vsalers. $500 Gs-50s top.
$1,000; feeders. duh
Hogs-ReceIpts. 1900; about Etsady
Ing very sparinEly. Top. one load. es.15:
bulk 99soe9-1os pigs. strong % Toe
higher: bulk desirable 50 70 80 pound
shseP-ReesiPts $4,000. Fat classes
g 10 75c lower than yesterdays close.
sc 70 81 lower than yesterdays best
time; early top lambs TO city butchers
fl1-oo; packers, top. 5000: common and
in-SetT Es5.- Ers 93ss 77s.slestsd. ~
Kansas City No Dee 15.-Cattie-as-
csiptH $500; market allow. plain killers Of
az classes about steady: better kinds. IN
evenly go lower. bulk fat steers ss.T5R
soc; yeariings. $I-z5 $50: quality plain;
1900; bulk. best kind. $3.50 e-T5
Hogs-Receipts, 5000 market elosinE
active. 10 TO 15c lower than yesterdays
average choice Hight hogs $3.50 Early.
bulk Of sales. ss.4e0s7o: pigs. steady.
good and choice fat plEs. ss.25es-Ts.
SOC 70 81 lower. Wethers. $500 fed vest
ern lambs. s10Te.
Denver livestock. Close.
Denver. Colo. Dee f6.-Cattie-Re-
eaipts. 500: market dul. &c lower. Beef
steers fT-oo9 $50; cows and heifers. 81 50
feeders $500 7T.50.
HoEH-Hecsipts. 800: market steady 70
1oe lower. Top. $500: bulk. fs25a ETs.
shsep-Receipts. 1900: early. steady.
ewes, $500 500: feeder lambs. 5000
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-16


WHY shouldn't we all get into the
wv habit OF giving other folks the
benefit OF the doubt2 Which OF
rs has not been in a situation which
might look peculiar or even all wrong
20 someone who didn't know all the
facts in the case2
There probably never was a ques-
ton that didn't have at least two
sides TO Il This applies 70 politics
as well as 20 life. And TO fail 70
recognize that the merits OF a case
aren't stated until it has been re-
viewed from a minimum OF two
angles Is 70 act as n there were no
mercy in the scheme OF things
Most OF rs have in ourselves at
least two viewpoints and two sets
Of motives in full working order
Don't we often want 20 please our
selves ana YET not % huTt parents
whose views mag be directly the op-
posita Of our own Don't we struggle
between the rival desires to get on
in the world and the longing 70 have
the pleasure Of the moment2
knowing the complicated fabric
Of our own natures, II Is surprising
that We can't allow more generously
for the same thing in others Know
ing how often we intend exactly the
opposite effect from the result we
get, it seems odd that we cant be
more tolerant OF at least less cock
sure about ether folks and their
meanings.
a great poet and philosopher once
suggested that it was a good idea
TO judge men by their Intentions.
For though the bright moment Of
promising be but a moment. said he.
10 indicates clearly what is in the
soul OF the man who gllmpses the
best in himself
Now. I'm a firm believer IN the
tolerance which is cauabls OF reroc-
MIXING that other folks beside ones
own self may mean well and still
20 90 very much astray.
To condemn any one unheard IS TO
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-16
GRAIN. PROVISIONS

Chicago Grain Close
Chicago. III. Dec 1e--Close:
Wheat-March. S1-5s. May, {l-5zA-
Corn-3Lay. 81 &c: July. 6se-
Oats-llay, Sc July. 45&c-
ChicaE0 Provisions. Clos.
Chicago, H. Dec 15--Ciose;
Pork-January. f22.fo-
Lard-January. s1217s May. slAts
Chicago Produce. Close.
Chicago. m. Dec 1S.-Butter-Firr1-
EgTs2Unsettied: receipts. s0ss cases.
Firsts, z2G z5c= ordinary firsts. SO 66sc; AZ
market, cases included, s4GToe: refrig-
orator frsts, 3s957c-
Poultry-Alive, unchanged
Potatoes-Steady; receipts. Is ears
Northern white. sacked. s1-35 91-5o cwt
Idaho russsts. $500 2 2-25; Minnesota and
North Dakota Red river ohios. sacked.
kansas City Produce. Oose.
Kansas City. No, Dec 16--EEgs-
Buttsr-Unehangsd- Creamery, Sc;
packing, 1se
Poultry - Hens. unchanged. 15ez1c-
springs &c lower. 25cs young roosters, &c
lower 1se; turkeys. unchanged, sc
Dallas Hay Market.
Dallas. Texas. Dec. 16. II Hay - Ton.
So. alfslfa- 5000; johnson Erass
Kansas City Grain. Ciose.
Kansas City, No. Dec. 1e.-Cash wheat
&c lower TO &c higher no. hard. $3.50
l-15; 10. 2, &Lsl9L74; No. 1 red. s1-s4e
Corn-Unehangsd 70 e lower no. ,
mixed. sc; 10. :. SIC; No 2 white. s. Q
0ats-Unehanssd. No. : white. SOC; 10.
. mixed. IS sec.
Ksffr corn and mile naize-sLoSeL1T
Hay-UnchanEed.
Receipts, wheat. 1se cars
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-16
Open Shop Employers
Deny Cutting Wages

Phoenix. Ariz. Dec. 16.-Phoenix
Open Shop association has made
formal announcement that wages for
mechanics have not been cut thus far
and the association Is f1nctioning
well IN its field Of providing labor
for the contractors and others, re-
gardtsss OF union regulations. The
only question asked applicants for
work IS whether they wish to be en-
ploged on an open shop Job. Presi-
dent George q Todd states that card
bearing mechanics often are given
employment
The break IN wages in this valley
started Ia Mesa, where the cotton
growers association recommended a
decrease IN the case OF farm labor to
Sc a day, with so cents extra for
teamsters and irrigatOrs- This is an
average reduction OF so cents a day.
For the first time il several years.
an ample agricultural labor supply
is available.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-16
Reflections OF A Bachelor Girl
By Helen ROWLAND.

IF THERE were only two women and
i one man in the world. the mar
would marry the brunei and Their
spend the rest OF his life peepinE
specullatively over her shoulder. al
lover may be moved By a word
but d takes n etouch- to arouse
a husbands attention effectively.
Fairy tales are no longer consid-
cred good mental pabuium for chill
Ior little girls 70 get used to hear
ing them, before they grow up and
marry golt enthusiasts, poker fiends.
happy fishermen, and -home-breW
experts
Love g. a mntter OF arfve and
t9Se7-marriage a matter OF mis-
give and mistake.
A mans modesty. concerning his
real virtues and ability Is exceeded
only by the astonishing pride which
ne takes in his sins and his singing
Love Is not dangerous so long as a
glrl merely dreams about you." Algy.
hut when she begins 20 lie awake
nights and speculate about you. it's
time TO eapitulaate--or run
Heaven may favor the cheerful
siTer," but after glance az this
years Christmas Junk. d seems
a. though the cheerful reeipieat9
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-16


Dear Miss Fairfax:
I would Just like TO ask OF you
some advice. have been the
black sheep OF our family for
many years. But recently my
father died. and I would ike 70
reform But am cast aside by
everyone excepting my mother.
have begged my uncles and cous-
ms 70 give me q chance But re-
ceiVed no reply. H c. W
II doesn't matter how many folks
cast you aside since the one who
counts IS standing by. Don't disap-
point her. She would be the proudest
OF mortals II the one she trusts when
all else have lost faith were TO dis
prove their theory and prove hers.
Your mother believes in you That's
enough TO fight for. Justify her
faith IN you You say You want 20
reform Then 90 ahead and do f.
Many a person makes good when
there Isn't a soul IN all the world who
trusts You have your little mother.
Don't fan her-for. now that your
father IL gone. what has she 20 make
life worth while2 You can do It. Go
ahead and make good for your moth
er's sake and for your own honor.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-16
TOG WALLOW VS.

Dunk Bolts. Regular Correspc 1deut
i-uliul-1lru COPYRIGHTED
EVERYBODY in HogviIle. including
Cape Allsop. wishes the rest OF
the world a Happy Christmas and
a prosperous New Year We hope the
rest OF the world win be as haupy
as we are going 70 try 10 be- Hogvi1le
is very care free place. No man who
ever lived here has been committed
TO an insane asylum Also there is
not a bald-headed man in the whole
town.
Zero Peck has been excluded from
membership in the Hog lie Loafers'
club The club voted unanimously on
this unusual action Immediately after
Zero went out and lett the postoftics
door open during the cold snap a few
days ago when the wind was blowing
squarely from the northwest Zero
viii contest this action but 70 IS
doubtful 81 he will be reinstated until
winter is over Zero has spent a
great deal OF his life working around
sawmills where they do not have
doors and It is believed that a great
deal OF his thoughtlessness can be at
tributed 70 this fact
In a dream BIZ HeIlwanger saw
himself drinking the lasr half pint o.
whisky on earth The thing that did
him the most good. Zero Peck and
Dag Smith were there looking al him
never see them look ike that again
Some thief or thieves. suspected OF
being local talent. has or have stolen
a pint OF liquor Dag Smith was saw
ing for Christmas II caught Dag
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-16

- IA llAl-lA
thinks he OF they should be sent 60
the penitentiary for uins thousand
years.
Cape AIlsop bets there won't be
near as much drinking. shooting ana
killing this Christmas. unless they
drink something else.
Miss Faruzia Hooks and one o. the
Alls0p boys viii be married Christ
mas They VIII locate or a farm east
OF town near the place OF the brides
parents They would locate else
where. but the bride wants 70 be close
20 her mother Alr- AlIsop. the hus-
band 70 be. being more CT less a
stranger to the young lady
Little Helena Allsop says Santa
Claus viii never think OF going TO see
the Moseley children with a dozen
dogs lying around under the house
sic Sims went over 20 Pumpkin
vile few days ago 70 see a fortune
teller % get her 70 tel him where
he could rent a house OF some rooms
The fortune teller could not.
Dan Hooks, blacksmith. who does
barber work on Saturdays. after Yin
ishinE cutting Cape Alsop's hair said
big as he thinks It IS
Dan MathsWsia says he VIII bet -
some one should succeed IN communi-
eating with the inhabitants OF Mar.
there would be lots Of big lies told
about what was said. a. soon as the
news got scattered good
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-16
TO RELIEVE CATARRHAL
DEAFNESS AND HEAD
NOISES

II you have Catarrhal Deafness or
are hard OF hearing OF have head
noises 90 to your druggist and get j
ounce OF Parmint double strength.
ana add 70 i = pint Of hot water and
a little grauulated sugar. Take one
tablespoonful four times a DAY.
This VIII often bring quick RELIEF
from the distressing head noises
ClcgEed nostrlls should open. breath
ing become easy and the mucus step
dropping, costs little and is pleasant
20 take Anyone who has Catarrhal
Deafness or head noises should give
this prescription q triaL-AdE.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-16
City Council Orders
Six More Fire Hudrant.

SIX fire hydrauts viii be located on
the water line being laid in Grand
view addition following instructions
given by the city council Thursday,
complying with a petition from prop
erty owners.
Engineers estimate on the paving
OF Mesa avenue was received.
The city clerk was instructed to
call for bids FOX the paving OF Cum
berland street
Thirty-two births and IS deaths
were reported for the week ending
Wednesday night
The city employment bureau, J. 2
Fraser. superintendent, reported that
112 calls for women could not be
filled during the week
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-16
DELINQUENT INCOME TAX
PAYERS SUBJECT TO FINE

Wednesday was the last DAY on which
persons subject to an income tax
could pay their fourth quarterly in
stalment, and persons who have failed
70 make this payment now are subject
70 a penalty.
According to local revenue authori-
ties, the law provides a penalty Of Is
percent Of the tax, or Of $1,000 fine
and Imprisonment The revenue Of
ficers win begin at once the work OF
finding dellnquents. Persons who con-
tlnue delay IN their payment viii be
subjected TO a heavier penalty than
those who make their delinquent pay
ments promptly, according TO the
local officers
The local office has not complete
figures on the number OF persons who
pay the tax here, as many merely
apply here for their tax reports and
then mail their payments directly to
Washington This prevents an accu-
rate record in the local office.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-16
FLEETING FRIENpsHIPs.

Dear Miss Fairfax.
I an 18, attractive. witty, op-
ulars and people tell me J nave
very taking ways
When at first I meet a young
man. nine times out Of ten. he
becomes infatuated with me. but
this infatuation lasts a very short
time only The young man then
seems to lose all interest in me.
Although our friendship does not
altogether die out. IL is never the
same as II was before.
What do you suppose can be
the cause2 May
II you build more slowly and on a
firmer foundation. your friendships
are likely to last Once upon a time
there was a saying printed which
went something like this "a drizzle
may last for days A downpour Is
likely TO spend itself in an hour.
You may have an attitude Of feverish
excitement which is charming for
the moment, but most men have a
strain Of common sense and are look
ing for friendship. sympathy and un-
derstandiug rather than ''vampish-
ness"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-16
N 81 listed STOCKS
MONEY I'D METALS

New York. Dec. 1s.-Bar silver. domes-
dc. unchanEedi foreign - percent
Mexican dollars. 49Hc.
Prime mercantile paper, unchanged
EUchanEe. strong
Sterling, demand, 98.B1a
Gables. e2-51H.
New York exchaIlge On Montreal. AZ
percent dlHcount
Time loans. firm and unchanged
cali money steady. Ugh. = low. g:
ruling rate, 2 closing bid. c; offered at 2:
last lpan, 6 percent
Tin easy spot and nearby. s52- 50 o a co.
futures, $500 55-75
Iron, weak No Northeru- $1,000; No
: N9rthern, ss2-oo; 40. 2 Southern. S53o09
15.ea
Other metals unchanged
LONDON METAL MARKET.
London, Eng Dee 1s.-Fonowing are
the QuotlfiUuz-
Standard copper. ATS. -. 3D.
Electroiyiie. Ess. los.
Tn E215. s.
Lead Ell. 11L
zinc. unchanged
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-16
LOCAL MARKETS.

Furnished BY Crombie 4 Cod
Vegetables
Colorado potatoes, per cwt-, f2Eos
Sweet Potatoes. per cwL. sAo0.
Onions green per dozen bunches ESe.
Onions, sack Australian brown per oTt,
f276.
oniunH sack. Crystal White, per eFt-.
$3.50.
celery. per crate, s8G5.
Crluberies. 100 pounds, 9floo.
Latruca. Fer box. 500.
Tomatoes per lug. f11s.
Bananal. per pcund. 19Me
Cabbage. per pound IN trads lots, Sc
Eruita
Arplezs NsT Mexico, par box. f5.259
900.
Colorado apples Per box. fSz5 e7.T5
florida oranges. Der box. 95-51-
Czli1orrzia navel oranges, Per box. $3.50
8f-0h
Fiorida grapefruit, per box. g6o5eGEE
Lemons, per box. g5-50-
PearB per box. g4.5o.
rangs-inss. fancy. BOX, tEoeoLBo.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-16
SHEEP AND CATTLE IN PECOS
VALLEY FACE HEAVY LOSSES

Roswell. n. VI. Dec 16.-Sheep and
cattle in the Pecos valley have
reached the lowest price they have
been for several years With the best
possible range conditions. sheep have
dropped 80 percent and cattle 80 Is
percent within the past six months
The result is that cattle and sheep
growers over the southwest are facing
heavy losses It is the genral opinion
that prices OF both sheep and cattle
win be much higher in spring.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-16
Y. NJ. B. /. EnIists 50
Members In Dripe

Fifty new members were obtained
up 70 Thursday noon as result Of the
membership drive, according to re-
ports made at the luncheon Of the
Young Mems Business league at the
chamber OF commerce.
A. W Norcop. president. urged each
OF the % team captains to pledge At
least 10 new members.
c H league and H. z. Heiman.
captains Of teams now leading, told
how they had proceeded to get new
members.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-16

GIVEN LITTLE
SUPPORT; Says

New York, Dec. 16.-There were g
few brisk recoveries from early re-
cessions but todays stock market
showed little support OF buying
power Bears continued their attacks
against shipplngs, steels. equipments,
oils and motors, where reactions ran
from I to 3 = points. United States
Steel was the che prominent stock
20 resist pressure, losing only trac-
ton Tohaccos and textiles were
added % the heavy specialties and
grangers featured the lower range Of
rails Leaders among the oils steels
and equipments rallied ] TO points
On short covering before noon call
percent. but exchange was firm, the
London rate mounting TO the highest
quotation Of the week.
Shorts began aggressive selling
movement in oils and steels at the
outset Of the session, basing their
operations on overnight advicea, most
OF which accentuated the discourag-
ing outlook in commerce and indus
Try. Vanadium lost three points, pre-
sumably as e result Of the lower
dividend and Crucible steel fell ~
with losses OF 1 TO 2 points 81 Mexi-
can Petrol euu, Pan-American Petro-
Isum and several OF the cheaper oils,
kindred shares, also equipments.
shippings, coppers and food and
leather specialties were forced down
from fractions to a point
Liberty Bonds, Closs.
Liberty bonds closed. gEs. $3.50: first
a. $3.50 bids second IS. $3.50: first AIS.
fs6-1ei second 4AH, s85-1As third AIS.
fSI.Ss; fourth 4hE Ss5-7S; victory 3&s,
aea-01s victory ~ a. $500
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-16
ROSWELL AMERICAN LEGION
10 STAGE INDOOR CARNIVAL

Roswell n. n. Dec. 10 = The
Charles II. de Bremond post OF the
American legion is preparing TO stage
an indoor carnival which viii be
unique and new in every respect
This carnival viii be staged in the
arm0ry IN this city and is certain to
be a great success The local post OF
the American legion is wide awake in
every respect and besides paying FOR
new home. is doing much 10 help
soldiers coming to this city who are
without funds.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-16
Sleeping Car Rates From
Phoenix To Coast Lowerec

Phoenix. Ark, Dec. ia u per
cent reduction on Pullman rates be-
tween Phoenix and Lost Angeles has
been granted By II. r. Clements, gen
eral passenger agent OF the Pullman
company. The action followed a con
ference between Clements and Roland
Johnson, Of the traffic bureau Of the
local chamber Of commerce. The
traffic bureau recently filed a COM
plant with the state corporation
commission, attacking the rates as
discriminatory. The listed rate here
after Wul be $3.50 instead Of $500.
not includiug the 50 percent sur
charge or the eight percent war tax.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-16
ARIZONANS PAY INCOME.
AND PROFITS TAX PROMPT

Phoenix. Ariz., Dec. 18.-Survsy OF
income and excess profits payments.
closing at midnight, showed today
that less than 8 percent OF the total
number Of tax payers failed TO meet
me government obligations before the
period OF delinuuencv. BEGAN eccorS-
ing 70 Alfred Franklin, internal reve-
nue. collector. He considered that the
showing indicated q healthy financial
condition.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-16
FAlIILY d. sWEErHEARr.
D. ~ Falrfar:

Dear Miss Fairfax.
For several months I have
known a young woman two
months my junior and love her
dearly. have proposed marriage
and have been accepted both by
her and her parents. Ny mother
adores this girl and my father
thinks the same. but they cannot
tolerate her family.
The girls family is large, with
aunts and uncIes all living in the
same neighborhood- They occa-
sionally quarrel. and for that rea-
son my father has asked me to
give her up
/ have given my word to this
girl that / viii marry her. 1t is
her happiness that IS my desire
to wed her. T. o.
Have the courage Of your cOuvic-
tons and be true TO your best feel
lngs. Since the girl herself is fine
and loyal and since your parents con-
Tess that they have nothing against
her, why should she suffer because
Of their failure to get on with her
oeoplef I think your family Is talk
Ing a bit, but win give in II they
are made TO feel that you have the
strength to stick TO the one you
love
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-16
Haas, Baruch 6 Co.,
Files Corporation Charter

Charter OF Haas, Baruch & Co.. Of
Fl Faso, wholesale grocers with a
capitalization OF $4,000. was filed
Thursday in the state department at
Austin, according to a news dispatch
today. Inc0rporators are Karl Triest,
G. H Hecht and R. L. Richards.
The concern is one Of a number Of
Haas, Baruch & Co. enterprises, 10
Gated largely In California
Firm members declined 20 discuss
Information given IN the dispatch.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-16
HOLD UP DECISION ON R. R.
MEMS RIGHT TO STRIKE VOTE

Chicago. III. Dec. 16.-Decision as
70 whether railroad unions are per
mitted, under the Esch -Cummins
transportation act. TO take strike
votes among their men without first
submitting their grievances to the
United States railway labor board for
adjustment. viii be handed down to-
morrow by the board Il was an
nounced today following a hearing In
the case OF two unions which took
such a vote on the Norfolk and West
ern lines.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-16
DON'T BE IN A HURRY.

Dear Miss Fairfax.
I am IS and am thrown into
the society OF a girl about t. She
loves me very mucn. put I can
not seem 20 be sure whether I
love her I have been IN service
in the United States and France
and have been thro IN in the COM
pany OF girls Please tell me how
can tell whether am in love. One
day / seem to be, but the next
my ardor seems 10 cool. A. z.
Don't talk about love to the girl.
See her on terms OF friendship and
wait for your feelings to develop
and prove their roeal merit
and their lesting qualities.