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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-22
ROOT DENIES MISSIATING
COX'S STAND on LEAGUE

New York, oct. 22.-E1ihu Root. en-
a statement issued last night denies
that he misrepresented Gov CoL's po-
sition on the league issue in his re-
cent speech here. In support Of his
position 1Ir. Root cites Gov. Cox's
interview with president Wilson
shortly after his nomination and his
statement at that time that he was
In perfect accord" with the presl-
dent concerning the covenant.
lir Root asserts that president
Wilson has stood FOR the ratification
of the treaty without reservations,
and that GOV. Cox. if I'm accord with
him, must stand for the same thing
he further declares that Gov. CoI'a
statement concerning reservations to
article = mean nothing Tor the rea-
son that &c is generally accepted thal
only congress has the power 10 de-
clare war. But he argues, should the
United states accept the article with
only this explanation, congress. when
such q circumstances arose. would .e
compelled TO declare war Or breach
a treaty entered into by the country
He asserts that % Gov. Cox stands
for q real reservation TO the article
he should have accepted the Lodge
reservation. Ha closes with the as
sartion that Gov. Cox's speeches
show that he intends to impose upon
the United States the covenant nego-
tiated at Paris without any real
change WLaerer."
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-22
WOMEN'S LEAGUE
ELECTS OFFICERS

carnations OF the state, was also en-
dorsed-
The league wiz ask for an act al
lowing an equal Representation OF
men and women on the election pan
els OF both county and state 1t urges
congressman and senators to support
the shepherd Towner u11I and pro
poses that the legislature pass such
laws as viii be necessary to allow
women TO serve on juries. The pas
SAGE Of the eirht-hour labor law FOR
women was endorsed. and a practical
mothers compensation law 70 be
brought about by an amendment TO
the present law, is TO be requested
The paying Of a living wage Tor
women and minors by means Of legis-
iation making such payment oblga-
tors. "a so was endorsed
Endorse Thrift Campaign
Resolutions endorsing the thrift
caniDaI1ns and requesting the legisla-
ture to require all female members Of
a family TO meet the citizenship re-
uufrements before being allowed the
vote, were passed.
The league viii 60 on record as re-
GREETING the act Of the state legisla-
ture which provides for the levying
Of a poll tax on new citizens which.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-22

/ according to the league. is unconsti-
tutiouaL That the women OF the
country be allowed full citizenship
rights regardless Of the status CT
I Following an executive board ses-
sion which win be held Friday after
noon. the delegates and visitors VIII
2 be taken for a motor ride down the
] lower valley road and a visit to the
] ranch Of Seth Orndorff who IS in
ment.
An address by Miss Annie Webb
] Blauton. state superintendent Of
I schools. was the feature Of the edu-
/ cauonal program presented Thurs
I day evening at the Y. w. C. A. as a
part Of the convention, members OF
/ the local Federation Of Women's
clubs were hostesses.
EnliEhteninE facts on educational
conditions In Texas were incorporated
I In Miss Blauton's talk, which was
stirring denunciation Of careiessnesss
which she said allows Texas, the
largest and one Of the richest states
in the country, to rank seth in edu-
cation
'sThe children OF Texas are the
states greatest asset said Mas
Blanton- Failure TO provide for the
mental and physical welfare OF these
children. would be the greatest crime
Just our laws and our conditions SO
that the immense number OF children
who never go to school at all, viii re-
ceiVe educatious, we must remedy the
conditions which make the sixth
grade the highest average Texas chill
dren attend Texas Is first in one
thing. She holds the highest rank in
the percentage Of students, who,
graduating from high school, attend
college. And 50 percent OF these earn
their own way through college That
shows that once their abilities are
effort 70 acquire the education whicl
makes possible the attainment Of
their desires"
Janitor Pay Exceeds Teachers.
The appalling shortage OF teachers
IN the state was commented on she
said that low wages and difficult con
ditions are forcing many teachers
pointed ont the fact that the average
teachers salary in Texas was slightly
more than $500 per year, and that the
average wage paid the 1anit0r OF the
school was more than the teachers
salary
Texas Is facing the problem Of /
balancing consumption and produc- z
ton" said the speaker. -And we cam
not blame farmers moving 70 the city
as soon as they are able in order % I
give their children educational ad-
vantages. We must carry good l
schools 70 the country districts An l
other dangerous sign IN our educa- /
tfona1 condition IS evidenced by the /
rspidlty with which men teachers are I
quitting the profession. A few years Z
ago, 40 percent Of our teachers were I
men. Last year only II percent, and I I
am positive that this year only 10 /
nerceut.of our teachers. are men
The main cause Of the low stand I
ard Of the educational rank Of Texas, /
according TO Miss Blzntou. IS trace /
able to the fact that while the state
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-22

HFIss IT. ELEANOR BRACKEN-
iNI ridge on san Antonio. was re-
elected honorary president and
11rs. Jessie Daniel Ames. Of George
town. was reelected president Of the
Texas League OF Women Voters al
the Friday morning meeting Other
officers are AIRS. Stanley Boylin, Of
Fort worth first vice pres dent
1-rs. s j. Fennel. ID Paso- second
vice president; Miss Florence ster-
linz third vice president recording
secretary. AIRS. Anna =. Cade, Ches-
tiers corresponding secretary. 1lrs- J.
s. Peters. OF san Antonio. and Mrs
Nary IL Ellis Austin, treasurer
Besides thc election OF Officers the
morning was given over 10 the dis
cuss5on and adoption Of resolutions
presented TO the convention The bud
set for the year was also discussed
want Tomen's Heformutory-
Resolutions endorsing the move
mant 10 ask the state 20 establish q
rromau's reformalory were unani-
mously adopted. The league endorsed
a measure asking for four additional
women inspectors TO be employed py
the sfafe labor department and the
formation Of "a Joint legislative com
mittee for the Woman's political or
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-22
TESTIMONY STARTS IN
WALKER MURDER CASE

Testimony in the case Of J. B.
walker, former employe Of the tele-
phone company charged with murder.
began in the 41st district court Fri
day.. A Jury was selected Thursday.
walker is alleged TO have shot
Charles sahm, april 20. at Franklin
and Campbell streets.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-22
1911 VOTERS PAY POLLS;
l79 CLAIM EXEMPTIONS

With the rush Of the two final
days responsible for nearly half the
total 1850 voters qualified in FL Pas0
gave until Thursday midnight to pay
poll taxes. OF the total 179 were ex-
Thursday. 900 voters qualified. we'd
nesdaT. more than 200 poll tax re-
aefure were issued
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-22

Don't stay stuffed upl Quit blow
ins and suufningl A dose OF -Pape's|
cold Compound" taken every two
hours until three doses are taken
usually breaks I'D a cold and ends
al gripue misery.
Eh6 first dose opens cloEEad-up
uosrrils and ain passages Of head;
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-22

stops nose running; relieves headache.
dullness. feVerishness, sneezing, sore
ness. stiffness.
"PaDe's colo Compound" Is the
quickest. surest relief known ard
costs only a few cents at drug stores.
1t acts without assistance Tastes
NICE Contains no quinine. Insist on
Pare s.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-22
DRY BOSS QUIZZES cox ON
WET CONVENTION IN FRISCO

Chicago. H.. Oct. virgil c.
Hinshaw, chairman OF the prohibition
national COMMITTEES. tonight sent an
other letter 10 Gov. Cox. Democratic
candidate for president. asking him II
he would go publicly on record TO
the effect that you win. II elected
president, stand opposed to any in
crease Of the alcoholic c1ntent in
beverages or any weakening OF the
prohibition laws now in effect"
The letter also asked II published
stories relating to the distribution Of
liquor at the Democratic national
convention in san Francisco were
true.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-22
WILL
REST 4 DAYS
ATOHIOHOME

Marion, Ohio, Oct 22--With his re-
turn TO Marion today from his short
campaign excursion into New York
state. senator Harding had before him
four days Of freedom from speech
making before beginning a tour Of
his own state that viii wind up his
campaign.
The speech at Buffalo last night
completed the nominees list OF en-
gaEemeuts outside Ohio. His front
porch program also is virtually at an
end and the only speaking dates now
definitely 20 be filled are the four
next week in Cleveland. Akron, Gin
ciunati and Columbus.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-22

Brazilian women wear stut-lize
foot-def0rming, short vamp shoes
common throughout Latin America.
because # makes their feet look
small
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-22

forded the delegates TO the League Of
Women Voters convention when the
music department OF the woman s
club gave q recital Wednesday for
their entertainment AIRS. G. ]. An
dr9ws was in charge Of the recital.
and the other artists taking part
were- Oscar Lesser, Mrs. D. l. Pick
ems Airs W. T. owen. Enrique Ras-
polo. Mrs IA @. Witherspoon. Mrs A.
H Goldstein. Mrs ". r Brown, AIRS.
Andrews, Mrs J. J. Pearce and AIRS.
Warren %. Small.
A statement quoting AIRS. Harriet
Leary. OF the Texas labor commission.
as having said that los fragrant vio-
laIons OF laws governing woman and
child labor IN FL Paso had been found
in FL Paso within a few days ig said
by llrs. Alma J. Bartlett 20 be mis-
leading. Mrs. Bartlett states that the
law Violations which were found Ga
a survey being made by herself, were
discovered in a period Of three
months Mrs Leary, who was q dele
gate 20 the League o. Women Voters
convention. left Thursday.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-22
ONE MAN FINED $50 AND
THREE FORFEIT $500 BONDS

panfIo Jiminez was flied $50 when
he pleaded guilty before Judge Duval
West fin district court Friday 10 the
charge OF possession o. liquor.
Bonds Of $500 FOR Elmer BiddT
charged with purchasing property
stolen from the government. and OF
Nary kaufman and Van A. Smith.
charged with possessing liquor, were
forfeited when defendants failed 20
appear.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-22
ranks tenth IN state support. e Is 44th
in local support Of schools.
Explains school Bill

ia local support Of schools.
Explains school Bill
The superintendent address was
introductory 20 the explanation Of the
-Towner bin pending in con-
Eress. Mrs G.. G. Haines, Of Austin,
chairman Of the research committee
or the league. made an interesting
talk. preceding Miss Blanton's ad-
dress. explaining the Smith-Iownef
bill. The main provisions Of the Dill
according to the speaker, are the ere
atingf @ federal department OF edu-
cation with a secretary who shall be
a member OF the presidents cabinet.
An appropriation OF s100,QQ0.00o shall
be used for developing education
throughout the states. The central
denartment IS 20 cooperate with the
states in educational development and
the underlying causes 81 illiteracy are
TO be Investigated
Airs. Ponder S. Garter. president
gave the address ofITvelcou1e and pre-
sided over the meeting Musical num-
bers by the Glee club of the hign
school under the direction Of George
Daland were rendered. At the recep-
zion which followed Mrs. Carter Ms
Joseph Hurxthal. Airs. Edith C. Lane
and AIRS. Il G. Greer, officers Of the
federation, assisted by Mrs Charles
Brann. AIRS Charles RAIDER and Ma
Jules Hirt- received The club rooms
or the I. ~ T. "A. were 4el4laAte4 Ut
the federation col0rs, green and yell
low. By AIRS. Carter. Mrs. Kane and
Mrs. HurEthal. Punch was served by
Airs. Hurxthal, Mrs. Lane, Mrs. Hirr,
AIRS. Branr and Mrs RAIDER. assisted
BY the Sammies' club Of the associ-
alton
Government Discussed.
The Thursday afternoon session OF
the convention was devoted 20 dis
cussion OF municipal ana county gov
eminent by r j. Lyons. county chair
nan. and Mai. r T. Burgess.
Explanations OF the duties OF local
and county officials. were explained
by the speakers, who also discussed
abe na1l tax ana the short ballot.
The convention viii close with the
Friday afternoon session which wiz
be devoted TO an executive board
meeting and conclude the unfinished
business Of the convention.
A very delightful evening was ar
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-22
LODGE PREFERS
COP TOUS.A.
Jones STATES

Albuquerque. n. ~. Oct. 22-Sena'
tor A. A. Jones. OF New Mexico. IN
an address here Thursday charged
that senator Lodge. as Republican
leader in the senate. and chairman Of
the foreign relations committee. had
deliberately blocked ratification Of
the league OF nations covenant to
maintain the solidarity OF his party
at the expense OF his country"
Various criticisms and misstate-
meuts have been made as part Of the
camuafru OF the Republicans TO put
fear into the hearts OF the people for
the sole purpose Of getting votes in
the next election" senator Jones de-
clared.
He read from a pamphlet circulated
in New Mexico declaring that the
council Of the league Of nations viii.
govern the United States provided the
covenant is ratified. and charged that
the statement was false.
40 action can be taken without
the affirmative vote OF the repre-
sentadves OF the United States" he
said.
speakers bureau, senator Jones
CHARGED. has instructed all campaign
orators 90 refer TO the league Of ma
lions as wilson's league with the
purpose Of prejudicing the people
against it.
A great demonstration followed
when senator Jones declared that
history win establish the right OF
woodrow Wilson to be numbered
among the greatest OF our presi-
dents"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-22

School teachers who save up their
earnings and take additional training.
thus giving back 20 their profession
all they get out OF il. were praised by
Miss Blanton who said she was re-
minded OF the story OF the old darley
woman who was watching the merry
go-round
she refused 70 take a ride on 90 FOR
the reason that a friend Of hers had
spent a dollar on the thing and then
gotten of at the same place where
he got on at"
7 says TO him. Niger. you spent
your money and wha you benz"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-22

school teachers throughout the conn
Try in 1916 was less than the average
wage paid the scrub women in the
United states navy yards one speaker
said.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-22

another story told by the state su-
perlntendent 70 illustrate a point.
Can any girl or boy tell me some
wonders OF the world which didn't
exist 80 years ago." asked the teacher.
after the children had mentioned
wireless relegraphy and airships and
motor cars the teacher called on one
lttle girl who was waving her hand
frantically IN the air
Wen. Jessie, what wonders do you
know Of that didn't exist so years
ago. she asked and the youngster
replied
Ale and my little brother
7 feel that way about ir too" con-
cluded Miss Blantou.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-22

After working all my life. shall
not feel disgraced IL I have to go to
a poor house to spend my last days, "
said Miss Blanton- i shall feel that
the state OF Texas owes me that
much"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-22
Sideights Around
Convention Meeting

THE addresses Thursday by Miss
Blanton and Mai. Burgess We'd IN
humorous anecdotes TO point the
moral OF statements Maj. Burgess
told Of the scorn with which his
grandfather received the word that
his nephew. for the first time in the
history Of the family. had voted a
Democratic ticket The story exc
planned the sincerity with which
peonle hold their own opinions and
..Did YOU vote a Democratic ticketz'
asked the old gentleman
yes. uncle. I did. / thought that
was the right thing to do replied MS
The old gentleman drew himself up
sternly. 1T is possible that IN time
the Almighty God may forgive you
but never SHALL he said
.arbe great need Of the hour IS more
votes" said Mas. Burgess. IL another
part Of his address IN ISIS. there
were as many votes cast In this par-
OF the country in the presidential
election as there have been since at
any election
The women were much amused by
1Iai. Bdrges when he said. ANY
American would rather hold any pub
lie office than hold another position
twice as profitable What effect VIII
doubling the number OF prospective
office holders hare2
Judge Z. B. 1cClintock was 20 APP
pear before Thursday afternoons ses-
sion but was reported as having been
unable to find the meeting place Of
the assembly. which had been changed
from the ballroom TO one OF the pri-
vate dining rooms o. the mezzauine
floor.
7 have more children than any
other women IN Texas" said Miss
Blanton. Il have $4,000 Of them.
but unlike the old woman who lived
in a shoe, know what 70 do with nv
children am going 70 educate them
and make OF them fine men and
women"
After working all my life. 7 shall
not feel disgraced IL have to 20 TO
poor house to spend my last days"
said Miss Blanton- i shall feel that
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