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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-30
Bedtime Stories For The Little Ones
UNCLE WIGGILY AND JOHNNIE'S TOP.
Nv HOWARD u. GARIs

fireman uecEtie he had taken away
from Billie Bushytail the day before
"Ah, Ia. We have met again, I seel
Very good. cried the Pip to Uncle
! Wiggily-
Very bad. Z call IT," said the rab-
! biz gentleman. What do YOU want
now2 7 have no red tie for you 20
take
NO. but you have souse." snickered
I the Pip And souse ] want. and sOuse
: I viii have" and ne looked hungrily.
I very hungrily indeed. at Uncle Wiggi-
I ly's ears Souse, you k1ow, grows on
7 little pigs ears, and as rabbits have
! such long ears OF course there IS
more sOuse on them
"Weu. IL you must take my souse.
II suppose you will" sadly said the
; bunny uncle. But before you DO,
grant me one last favor"
What is ito asked the Pip. Vow.
don't so TO asking me 70 let you run
home 20 wind the clock. or anythine
Ike that. for I shan't do it. Any
thing in reason. but not that
- wasn't -9s5 going 70 ask that" said
l Uncle ~ lggily- I don't want to wind
the clock But 1 have just bought
Johnnie new musical TOP. I didn't
have very good chance to listen 10
its music in the nine and Il cent
store I should like TO wind that top
Up now and bark to it once more. be-
fore you take my souse-
All right, that Is a reasonable re-
quest, and ] viii allow IT," said the
Pipsisewah. formal like and self ex-
planatory. spin the top
Uncle Wiggily set down the silver
and brass washtub- Then he wound
up the musical toy and pulled the
string letting the top spin on a flat
stump nearby.
First the top played q "Hum-hum-
hum" tune. Then IL spun a little
faster and it played q "Hi-diddle-did-
de song.
That is very pretty" said the Pip
siseWah- It reminds me OF the time
when I was a young and tender crea-
ture."
Uncle Wiggily said nothing. but the
top kept on playing II played a sad
singing and flowers blossoming and
church bells ringing. and 1t even made
tears come into Uncle Wiggily's eyes
As for the Pipsisewah, he grew
sadder and sadder. and finally he
burst right out crying and had 10
wipe his tears away on Billie's red
neckrie-
"Oh. stop the top Stop the top"
hOwled the Pip. That song makes
me remember when I was good lit
tie Pipsisewah. and never thought OF
taking souse from old rabbit gentle
mems ears Oh. I wish I had always
been good Oh. how remorseful Z
feel Hurry and run along. Uncle I
Wiggily. before I feel bad and sOuse- I
like again JOhnnie's musical top
makes me too sad TO bi-e youi" And ]
then, with the tears running down .
his cheeks and dripping on Bibles .
red tie, away ran the bad chap, leav- /
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-30
Reflections

from the haste with which the
I modern divorce, rushes from the
court room straight to the mar
riage bureau, apparently q woman
viii try anything tWicei
CLrTE=fES-AND THE WOMAN.
They have cut out our sleeves and
our backs!
They have shortened our skirts
m lib
They are charging three priees-and
tax
For n gown just the size OF a bib!
Youth IS that rainbow tinted
period. when a man can't decide
whether a kiss Is an amusement. an
adventure, a risk, a sin. a luxury.
or a sacrament.
Age is that terrible moment
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-30

ONE day. when Uncle WigEily was
" down in the piano room OF the
five and ten cent store. asking
The price Of gold and diamond dish
pans Tor Mrs Bushytail, the squirrel
lady. the rabbit gentleman suddenly
heard the sound Of soft, sweet music
rs that new kind OF phono-
craphe" he asked the little pussy cat
girl eerz who was waiting on Inn.
Va that IS new KIND or musical
TOP" she answered. TT plays tunes
when you wind It up with a string
and spin it,
'afv, sIyi A musical top ex-
claimed the rabbit gentleman Il must
surely get one OF those
he little pussy cat girl clerk
looked al Mr.. IsonEears in a funny
way. He had on his tan SILK nat ana
liz zIasses and his pink nose was
tHnkIiug as fast as never was
"Haf IA" laughed the little pussy
CT girl Uncle Wiggily looked at her
-.'F,xcuse me FOR laughing" she said,
'Fr-+ 81 does seem so funny TO think
of vou playing with musical top
"Oh. I an not going TO play with
81 spoke Uncle Wiggily- Don't
it, 7 was going 20 get Il for John
uie Bushytail. my little squirrel
nephew. He IS very fond Of music
also Of TOPS, and If the two 90 to-
aOh. that's different" said the pussy
cat girl Excuse mel III show YOU
the musical top as soon as I get your
change from the five cent piece you
gave me 20 pay for the gold and dia-
mond .dishpsn-"
And when Uncle WiEgily's change
came up from down cellar. he and the
little pussy cat girl clerk went TO
'ook al the musical tops.
They certainly were fine. all
PAINTED red. blue. green and some
sven that rare skillig1mink color. and
when they we're wound up and the
string pulled, the tops spun around
md PLAYED such tunes as ''Tra-la-lai"
and ~Ham-de-dum!" and 'Tum-te-tei"
and 'IA-la-lal"
II surely must get one OF those for
Johnnh." said Uncle WigEily. 4
got Billie q new pop gun yesterday,
80 he VIII not need anything in the
way Il toy now But a top that
plays music viii be just the thing for
.Tohnue- Give me the largest, finest.
protest colored and loudest musical
top gu have for little squirrel boy"
criedthe rabbit gentleman.
tn little pussy cat girl wrapped Il
up 81 him and soon, with the gold
anddiamond dishpan under one paw
andthe musical top under the other
Unte Wiggliy was on his way back
10 he squirrel house.
y had not Travelled very far, hop
pig along with his tail silk hat and
hi pink twinkling nose. before, all at
ore, out from behind a mulberry
river bush that was blossoming very
ely that year, there sprang the old
Fasisewah- He had on the nice red
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-30
Beauty Chats By Edna Kent Forbes
Letters.

HELEN BERTHA harmless way
II 20 make the hair a shade lighter
would be TO use henna shampoo.
The formula for this is frequently
given
Blonde and Curious-Warts should
be removed by a doctor. There is
no special name for the type Of girl
You refer 70 who has brown hair
and either blue or grey eyes She is
neither blonde nor brunette.
Miss Irish-An excellent exercise
TO develop the legs and thighs is the
following; stand on one foot on a
hassOck or a small stool. swing the
other foot back and forth in a small
arc about is times, end up by swing
ing the leg as far back and as far
forward as possible. Repeat with
the other foot. II your arms are
muscular but thin. and you want to
make them fatter, You would find
that making your whole body fatter
would also round out the arms.
3. B-Thers is no reason why you
should wear a corset II you do not
want to; except in the case Of very
fat women corsets are Of no prac-
teal use at all You are young and
slender. and II you are getting a
great deal Of exercise you are proba-
bly, building mp a strong and healthy
body. AS long as you hold yourself
straight you do not need corsets-
G. Il. B-Directions for face treat
ments appear frequently in this
space You probably should use the
black head cleansing powder 10 rid
your skin OF what you have described
as flesh worms"
Kitten-Blacz heads are conges-
tons OF matter in the pores Of the
skin which cause the pores 10 be-
come large and which. by combining
with the dirt in the atmosphere. ac-
quire a black tip or head Hence
their name.
1 shall shortly print again q for
mula for the black head cleansing
powder.
Rose-If you viii give your hands
the following treatment you viii
notice a decided improvement in a
month or six weeks. Make what are
called cosmetic gloves by turning
an OLD. loose pair OF leather gloves
inside ont and coating the lining
with warm cocoa butter or flesh
building cold cream Scrub your
hands with hot water and CASTLE
soap and rinse in hot water Dry,
and put on the cosmetic gloves at
once. turning them back so that the
lining is against the hot skin OF the
hand Wear these all night II you
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-30

THIS week, while grocers
Of the entire United
States are devoting them
selves to special displays Of
Coffee, it is highly desirable
that the readers of this
paper consider a few facts
in regard to this most pop
ular Of all beverages.
This country drinks near
" one-half of all the Coffee
grown in the world Andthe
American appetite for COT
fee is constantly growing.
In the last six months of
1919 we Americans drank
three billion more cups of
coffee than we drank in the
same period of 1913. This
liking for coffee by Ameri-
cans is easily understood.
America is an active, vi
rile nation. As a nation we
require food that sustains
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-30
POSTPONED SHELTER Y.M.C.A.
TREE PLANTING CARRIED OUT

The tree planting celebration that
was to have been held during the
southwestern older boys conference
last Saturday. but which was post
poned owing 10 the bad weather was
carried out Monday Afternoon when
50 or more trees were planted al the
houses Of members OF the Smelter
\. n c. -
A careful record was made OF the
names OF members who received
trees, and periodical Inspections VIII
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-30
UNITED STATES MAKES BIG
GOLD SHIPMENTS 10 AREENTIN

Buenos Aires, Argentina, March @.
Commenting on statistics showing
mat OF Slls,0Oo,O00 in gold exported
last S52,650.000 was sent to Argentine,
La Pazon says:
There Is reason enough for this
movement when it is considered thaf
70 ships left BuenOs Aires for Tie
goes worth more than $50. DOR. 600 in
gold" '-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-30

liens Of army worms reported travel
Ing toward the green fields OF IN
Derfal valley from the desert west Of
Dixieland. in this county. viii be met
and fought by rauchers who last
night were preparing 10 place poison
on the bridges across irrigation
bitches and 90 prevent the entry OF
the worms.
Where the worms have crossed
paved highways automobiles skid as
on greasy pavement.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-30
A Line O. Cheer
Each Day O. The Year
BY JOHN KENDRICK BANGS.


7 walked this morning to find ny
care
had vanished into thinnest air.
Anq leIt me not thing to do,
And let me whisper it to YOU
l missed It So I turned my feet
Out on the busy city street.
ana found chap in trouble grim
And borrowed quite a chunk from
him.
As folks viii do. as IS well known
Who have no troubles Of their own.
Copyrighted. 1920, by the NcCIure
Newspaper Syndicate.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-30

charged with completely in the rob
berry OF the Phoenix-Girard bank, Of
Girard. Ala. last January Mr. and
Mrs Rufus Ford. Tom Ford and s. "a
Sanders entered pleas Of not guilty.
Roy Dlckerson. indicted as the actual
robber. stIu IS at liberty after es-
Gaping from Jail at Los Angeles. CaliE
MILLION or ARMY WORMS
MOVE on IMPERIAL VALLEY
EI Centre. CaliE-. March 5o.-31il-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-30

ing Uncle Wiggily and the top and
the gold collar button safe and sound.
It's a good thing I knew how TO
play that top" said the rabbit gentle
man. as he picked il up and hurried
on TO Johnnie with il. And the squir-
rel boy liked IL very much.
So this teaches Us real music Is
good for something else than Just to
be played on pianos. and II the gold
fish doesn't talk in its sleep and make
the apple pie turn over in the oven,
III tell you next about Uncle Wiggfly
and Billie's popgun--Copyrigh 1920,
by Mcclure Newspaper Syndicate.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-30

do this every night for a while it
viii make a wonderful difference.
J. B.-There is no method 7 know
Of 20 reduce thick lips.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-30

be made. by committee appointed
for that purpose 10 see that they are
receiving the necessary attention
organizations Americanlzation work
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-30
Ell PASO HERALD
Of A Bachelor Girl
By Helen ROWLAND

when man decides that a Kiss.
after all, is-iust n kiss.
II scientific salesmanship is SELL
ing a suit Of clothes 20 q man who
comes in. intending TO buy collar"
what IS making q man give you a
wedding ring, when he only intended
TO give you a kissc
il doesn't do any good 10 see
stage vampire suffer for her
sins, when she wears gown that
any girl would be glad TO suffer
and die in!
Don't fancy your husbands love is
dead merely because he deceives you
occasionally. Wait until he ceases
bothering 70 deceive you.-Copyrieh O.
1920. by the Wheeler Syndicate. Inc.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-30
WEEK
March % to April 3

body and brain at high eff
fciency. Coffee is pleasing
to the palate, but it is also
refreshing and invigorating.
It supplies strength and
staying power. Itstimulates
the brain and relieves IA
tigue of mind and muscle.
1t helps men and women
endure exposure and with
stand hard work.
Let Coffee be your every
day drink. Drink Coffee be-
causeitis nourishing. Drink
it becauseit lightens fatigue,
sustains energy and aids
digestion. Drink Coffee be-
cause it IS satisfying and
healthfuL
Make Coffee Week the
occasion for an intimate COT
fee-chat with your grocer.
He will see that you are
suited absolutely on Coffee.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1920-01-15

they perfectly usually within four weeks
after stacking depending weather and other conditions
How they picked?
Probably picking machine On good vines
experienced y bushels day
Twepenny nails driven to IL inches the edge OF box and
the held the hand teshed of the box furnishes
picking be
leaves,
S advisable user machinery picking them:
quantities Justify such
o individual the community
Howm many sucha machine pick day?
From to 500 bushels.
Hows should they be prepared for market?
should floor SACKS
when for marketing
Produc BY Products
Is Hay any value?
Yes, about equal to Clover OF Cowpea Hay
How Haym be produced from
That depends cultivation and handling of but
generally speaking producing bushels will make OO
pounds of hay. hay well and is easily baled
About oil will Spanish Peanuts the hull produce
About 70 80 gallons
Peanut Meal hus
to 400 pounds.
such Peanut Meal compared with Cotton Seed
Meal?
One pound of equivalent pounds of
such Peanut Meal.
80 s such Peanut Meal good for hogs?
than about 80 cent protein
peanuts for feeding and grazing purposes?
moved for peavines and the nuts gaze
The whole plant and nuts be harvested IN the or
fed dairy cattle horses sheep and goats Inc ea
nut better balanced food and
gives the of peanufed hogs than will the whole
By looking guaranteed analysis
attached each bag containing such food or fertilizer
products
protection the against dulaed goods OF this char
acter?
require free analysis of such products
and
Clemson College.
What advantage has feed
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1920-01-15

Big red Jumbos and Virginia run
ners are the kind of peanuts that
chase Mr.. Boil Weevil. Try them, E.
V. Welch, Kingstree. l-S-192O.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1920-01-15

Rub-My-Tism is a powerful an
tiseptic; it kills poison caused
from infected cuts, cures or
sores, letter, etc.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1920-01-15

NOTEWe popular and
cc should with
bearing the subject and is offer
information direct question answered direct
mind forcby than general discussion Of
popular bulletins eanating from
this will b in questions and
bulletin wish to acknowledge valuable
by Thompson Horcuit Department of
submitted
he is regarded authority this subject
w. LONG, Director
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1920-01-15

regularly hogs without injurious
Meal fed small quantities well balanced
and then only three four weeks
n uccesSon/
Will Peanut Meal make soft oily pork when fed hogs will whole
before the Gil is extracted?
in the whole that produces this
afmer therefore obtain
ed BY extracting the oil before feeding
Marketing
+5 What do Peanuts weigh bushe?
Spanish pounds Bunch Virginia Runner %
IS How Peanuts marketed
milling purposes bulk by the For vending
bushe bags bushe farmers
the sold mills cleaning shelng
plants who buy plants Peanuts they leave the farm
the ultimate market with the exception Of
marketing the oil mills farmers stock peanuts for the general
all cleaning heing where they
cleaned properly graded The Spanish those used
purposes practically all shed the cleaning and shelng
the market shed goods These used large
y manufacture butter confeconers and
bakers goods
Yield
Il How may be expected to yield acre?
The yield sections bushels
authen
reported The cotton lands properly ferd and Guilt
infested with Wilt Root Knot such diseases
cotton and peas?
No.
The star-progress. (Opelousas, La.) 1917-1921, 1920-12-08

Hundreds of nomination including
recess appointments, are expected to
he sent to the senate by President WI
son within few days. All are to be
referred to committees, with sentiment
strong among Republican leaders for
inaction on all important appoint
nents. leaving the offices to be filled
by the incoming administration
OF the mass Of new bills and reso-
lutions introduced in the house today
only a few were of general Importance
All of them and thousands from pre-
ceding session will die unless enacted
before March 4.
Among the new house measure TO-
day was a bill by Representative Os-
borne, Republican, California to e1-
empt all Liberty and Victory bonds
from taxation.
The star-progress. (Opelousas, La.) 1917-1921, 1920-12-08

Malta is the largest of the Maltese
Islands. situated between Europe and
Africa in the central channel which
connects the Eastern and Western ba-
sins of the Mediterranean sea. These
islands belong to Great Britain, and
the inhabitants are said to be the d.
rect defendants of the Phoenicians.
The prosperity of the island depends
upon the military forces which are
based there and those who tarry there
at intervals. 1t is a base for the Brit
ish Mediterranean Fleet and it is sell
dom that men-o'-war of many national.
tiles cannot be found in the harbof.
The harbor is beautiful and adequate,
though with the coming of the big
steam vessels in the Mediterranean
trade it was necessary to commence
the construction of large break-water
for needs of the future.
The people are devoted to agricul-
The star-progress. (Opelousas, La.) 1917-1921, 1920-12-08

Prof. w. C. Perrault, superintendent
EFF education in St. Martin parish, and
former principal Of the opelousas high
school, mingled with relatives and
friends in Opelousas last week.
Mrs. Corinne Milsted is visiting her
son, Henry in Baton Rouge this week
Misses Make EweH, Winona, Mccall
fiery and Sue Baillio of Washington
motored over Sunday and attended
the memorial services at the Elk's
home.
Miss Mary o. Littell is spending a
week in Palmetto as the guest Of Mr..
and Mrs. Ben Anderson.
DR.. L. ]. Bauman made flying trip
to New Orleans Friday, returning Sun
day.
The star-progress. (Opelousas, La.) 1917-1921, 1920-12-08
Later Hour for Mass

Mass on week days at the Catholic
church has been changed from 6:15
to 7 o'clock. The change was made
necessary because during the winter
months it would be almost impossible
for some people to attend week day
services. For sometime past very
few of the country members have been
attending church on week days be-
cause of the extreme early hour of
services.
Father Colliard would never have
placed the services so early if it had
not been necessitated by the work on
the church. The new order COM
menced Friday and will continue
henceforth.
The star-progress. (Opelousas, La.) 1917-1921, 1920-12-08

en- of rest and recreation.
In the upper picture we see an
American bluejacket standing by tho
fountain in the beautiful Irish Card
ems, and below the u S. s. CHESTER
in the harbor of Malta.
Malta is Of extreme military import
ance to anyone wishing to hold power
in the Mediterranean, and like Gibral-
tar, the British have the island strong
ly fortified and keep large garrison
there at all times.
There are many points of interest
in the Mediterranean of which Malta
is not the least, and one is indeed
fortunate to be able to visit these
places, seeing the people and study
ing their customs, in the land where
East meets West, and where the bat
ties of the world have been fought
since civilization began
The star-progress. (Opelousas, La.) 1917-1921, 1920-12-08

ture, though there are few large farms
some 10000 inhabitants holding farms
of 4 acres and smaller, and they do
not produce enough for their needs, I'M
porting a large percentage of their
supplies. For this reason the money
brought in by visitors and the military
forces is necessary for the prosperity
of the island, and in the absence of
the British fleets for any long period
the natives are apt to be in want.
In casting about, as is the usual Gus
tom, for souvenirs and goods to bring
home, the American bluejackets buy
large quantities of hand made lace for
which the island is noted.
During the Spanish war. hundreds
of our men stopped off at Malta,
which was port of call for our trans
ports en- route to Manila, and again IN
the Great War our sailors on duty in
the Mediterranean found Malta a hav-
The star-progress. (Opelousas, La.) 1917-1921, 1920-12-08
Why Are Skin Diseases
So Difficult to Overcome?

stantial relief you must treat them
through the blood.
The best remedy for this purpose
is S.S.S., the fine old blood remedy
that purifies the blood Of disease
germs, and thus restores the skin
to a normal and healthy condition.
Begin taking S.S.S. today, and
write our medical director for ex-
pert advice without charge. Ad-
dress Chief Medical Adviser, 161
Swift Laboratory, Atlanta, Ga.
S. 8. s. is not sold or recommended
for venereal diseases