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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-16
OFFICER DEAD ENROLLED
IN MEMORIAL CLUB HOUSE

New York. Oct 16.-The names OF
more than $500 commissioned officers
who paid the supreme sacrifice in the
world war viii be enrolled IN the na-
tional clubhouse to be erected here
for living officers. OF this number
New York city viii be represented by
the names OF AZ least 375 commits
STONED men
The club. Of which rear-adniral
Bradley A Fiske Is president used
the casualty report o. the American
expeditionary force as a nucleus for
compilation OF the list OF officer dead
but through espoudence with
governors. state adiutant generals.
clubs, lodges. business concerns and
next Of kin, the list OF 3500 officer
dead officially announced IN wash
lngton in December, 1913. has been
supplemented by approximately 1000
names
Believing that other names are
missing, and desiring 20 make the
club list the most complete and au-
thentic on record rear-admiral Flske
has requested relatives and friends o.
officers who died % communicate
with him at headquarters Of the me-
mortal organization, Isl Madison ave-
nue.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-16
Is 4 WOMAN THTYKETH
BY HELEN ROWLAND.

cheerfuily and efficiently start the
dinner and set the table
Instead at lashing and growing
around the house until you come In.
He can sniff things and tell you
when they are burning
When you have a headache. or need
your beauty sleep. he dosn't mind get
ting ". making his own coffee, and
tp-toeing quietly off 70 work
And when EVERYTHING goes
wrong. he can tumble quite comfort
ably onto a couch or into an unmade
bed, and sleep soundly and serenelY.
He Is USED 20 unmade beds. and an
upset house, and a gypsy 'canteen-"
Al life is one long. care-free picnic,
20 HIM
He is a domestic soldier OF fortune
bless him-and the only thing on
earth that makes him uncomfortable
Is 20 find thing -ali set
Best OF all, he IS NOT a spoiled
darling. fresh from the hands o. his
dotinE Motheri
He has been out Of Mammals glass
case long enough 20 grow Up. and
behave ike a BIG boy, instead OF
weeping or pouting when his chop Is
overdone or his eggs are cooked e
minute too IOngi
In short, he Is responsible human
being used to LIES vicissitudes-
tried BY the fire OF the Bachelor Fiat
Blessed by the BACHELOR RLATt
Copyright. 92o. by the Wheeler syn
dicate, nc
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-16
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS

n Are there any states where chill
~. dren do not have to 60 TO Hehooif
M. r.
A. The bureau OF education says
that all Of the states have compulsory
attendance laws, requiring that chill
are u years OF age.
@ How many times has Harry
Warden won the British open cham
pionship &c. C. D.
A. Harry Warden, the English golf
professional. has won the British open
championship six times, a record
which has never been eQualled.
q. what per cent Of disability q
required In order to receive vocn-
tiouaI education IA E F.
4 Every man who was 10 per cent
disabled during the world war is en-
titled to vocational training TO fit
him 70 earn his own living
q Is plHtlnum soft or hard
metnIg-B- o. s.
a. The bureau OF standards says
that pure platinum, though harder
than copper. silver or gold. Is a soft
metal u IS ductile and malleable,
and can be hammered, rolled. drawn
and welded
o. When VIII the subway built IN
New York Cityi-T. C. v.
A Underground rapid transit IN
New York City was first provided FOR
BY a commission In January, 1900.
Work was begun Ia that year, and a
road constructed from one end Of
Manhattan 70 the other. Il was
opened 70 the public on October "a.
1904. the cost being ff0,000.000. An
extension 10 Brooklyn was decided
upon in May. 1901. and finished short
~ after the Manhattan line
Q. What o. the origin Of the eE-
preston abloclzH OF flFe1 In politicaf
IL n c.
A In the campaign OF 1850 a -'prac-
eicar' politician In Indiana devised
a plan or system for handling the
purhcasable vote IN that state In
blocks OF five"
@ What a. the stony On connsefion
with the saying Those thar live In
glass houses must not throw stones -
a. ms g an old prorsrb and
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-16


T<TERF woman wants 70 rotain the
u, smooth. unlined skin Of her child
hood IS long as possible. She
watches Its going with genuine re-
rrst because she knows that no ar
tircial colorinF. no matter how skill
fully applied. can ever rival the nat
u-al bloom that Is natures heritage
20 the young.
But while rosy cheeks only remain
rs the result OF a sane and thor
ouEhlv hyEienic mode Of lsfe. 90 IS
well known that wrinkles can be
kept away Indefinitely By the eIer-
else Of great care and vigilance Ftf-
teen minutes given CO maEsaElnE your
skin night and morning viii keep 20
as smooth and unlined as Eirls.
Study your face carefully and find
out its weak points Learn where
you are most susceptible 20 wrinkles
and then set about removing them
patiently By nourishinE the labby
muscles that lie underneath The Triu-
Ele arlaE-
i Is ven for you 70 know that
the wrinkle regions o. a Woman's
dace are four. The first and most
conspicuous 81 about the outer cor
ner o. the eyes The wrinkles there
FORMED have been known Tor ages as
crows feet because they radiate out
ward o. somewhat the fashion that
q BIRDS toes are disposed They
might lust as fittingly been called
chlcl1al'1 toes, pigeons toes or eagles
toes.
These lines are supposed 60 be in
eradicable and the unmistalzable signs
OF age The real truth o. the matter
Is that they are paths OF laughter.
Hr1#aHr
ton In fact, I have seen them
strongly marked on the countenance
q a youug woman Of 81 they are
she measures OF The laughing capac-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-16
1t Blows In From Chicago and
Makes a Tremendous Hit
With Broadway.

A Jew YORK. Oct. 1s-One Of the
N hreeziest seasons thai the young
season has brought forth so Tar
has arrived az the Conan and Harris
theater, bearing the label OF Web
come Stranger" It was swept IN
from Chfca eo-cn the wings or a.
veritable gale OF laughter. be It said
where 10 enjoyed a hilarious run OF
nine continuous months as a prellmt-
nary 20 iIs Broadway appearance
The stranger" Is . Hebrew mer-
chant who has grounded on the rocks
OF racial prejudice IN Boston and Jared
forth into the wilds OF New England
in search Of q more promising loca-
tlOn. His Wauderlngs land him In a
little ome-horse hotel in a ierkwater
town close 20 the soclIled ~beWitch-
inE" hour Of midnight en- New Years
eve An old fashioned blizzard Is on
the iob-reaiiGtlcally, hanks 70 the
sl-ilfuI staging OF sam Forrest-but
the Wintry blasts On the outside pale
into insi enificauce compared with
those which the narrow minded Wiz
layers assembled for celebration turn
upon the arrival within The town Is
dead against Hebrews and It's as
sembled representatives. including the
mayor, take no pains TO conceal IT,
There ls talk. In fact OF accommo-
dating the stranger" IN the Gala
bose overnight. since he cannot catch
an outgoing train until the next
He IS finally allowed the privilege
Of spending the night in the lobby
however. Just as he is folding him
self to sleep under the doormat or
namented with the big lettered wei
come" the doorbeu rings. and a
woman Of mystery stumbies IN oul Of
she becomes the ward OF the
stranger and stands By him. in the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-16

treated b. the second finger Of each
hand, and must be rotary and up
ward branching above The eyes with
a gently diminishing motion to the
right and left toward the temples.
The traverse lines. forming as
they do BY q creasing OF the skin
from bottom 20 top. should be mas
saEed by a rotary motion from the
bottom 10 the top Of the forehead
The fourth Of the danger zones Is
that in front Of the ears The vertical
lines in front OF the ears are believed
to betoken advancing age. Yet Ike
those about the eyes, they are mis-
leading They sometimes appear on
the face OF infants Tbs manner IN
which the ear Is set accounts large
~ for the presence OF these Wrin-
kles- II Il Is set out from the head
prominently the skin is loose in front
OF the ear and falls readily into
wrinkles
TO retard the deepening Of this
fold Of the skin. use the middle fin
ger for massage, and with deep. firm
motion push slowly upward toward
the top OF the ear
The lines OF the neck behind the
ear distress some women. To cor
rect them. massage with the first
second and third fingers deeply MP
ward toward the hair.
Massage OF the entire body is very
helpful also in toning up the sys-
TEN It Is prescribed BY many physi-
clans for nervous disorders. for de-
fective circulation and for the reduc-
ticn OF lesn, and VIII even make a
thin woman beautifully plump Il she
VIII use a good emollient and nour-
ishfng cream 20 feed the tissues.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-16

there is a story to the effect that Il
was popularized IN England BY James
L When the Scotch came Into Eng
land with James Il often happened
that the windows Of their houses
were broken at the instance OF the
Duke OF Buckingham and others. In
retaliation. the Scots broke the win
doWs OF the dukes palace, which was
nicknamed the Glass House" He
complained 10 the king. who replied
Those who live In glass houses.
Steenie, should be careful how they
throw stones"
q Who is the youngest baseball
player in the Big LeaEuef-E. p z.
A The youngest player IN major
league ball IS Frank Frisch, OF the
New York Giants. who is 20 years old.
q Why was the convention. which
held In that small city In 1854, rather
fhau In New York or Boston Nv.
A. VI.
A. Albany was selected because IL
was In the heart Of the IroQuois ma
ton and IL was the best place in
which 70 negotiate with the Iroqu0is
for the purpose OF establishing
friendly relations
q. what Is an Oriel vvindoui-A.
A An .orisl window is a bay win
dow OF an upper story. supported By
brackets In France and England the
orlel window IS a feature OF late
Gothic or early Renaissance style Of
architecture
@ What f. the distance through
the world north and south, also east
and west III. n. n
A The equatorial diameter OF the
earth, that is. from east to west. Is
1895 miles; the polar diameter Is
7,809-5 miles
(Any reader can get the answer to any
question b. writing The Herald Informa-
ton Bureau, Frederic J. Hz1kin. director.
Washington d. C. The bureau cannot
give advice on legal. medical and fInan-
cial mattsrs- i does not attempt % set
tie domestic troubles nor to undertake
exhaustive research On any subject Write
yoer questions plainly and briefly. Give
ruu name and address and enclose two
cents IL atamps FOR return postage All
rel--o- -re sent 1--ec- o ne .aa---.-.l
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-16

canacitv OF confidential secretary.
through the heavy financial storms
watch follow From the hotel the
pair are taken into the home OF the
ventive genius bent on eleclrtlylng
the town both flEuratlVely and liter
ally. With him the stranger forms
O partnership. advancing his savings
(flsol 60 acquire an option on the
Inevitable waterfalls which are 20
furnish power for their enterprise
Through the viiiainy Of splenetic
villagers the -etranEers goods and
chattels. which have been brought on
are burned at the psychological mo-
been Insured az the last moment py
the Inventor with money be had
raised to pay back taxes on the in
surance money the pair found their
electrical PLANK. and through 4 the
stranger reroluElouizes the TOW r.
uelamorphosinE 10 within the short
space OF q year from a sleepy village
into a prosperous city. with electric
lights. trolley ears m everything
The prejudice against his race dis
appears ana ne becomes the town g
most prominent citizen A past
fleeing from when she burst IN at
the hotel door Isl satisfactorily cleared
NJ. the heavy villain IS given his
deserts. q romance or tt. o develops,
ard everything in general Is brought
20 a happy conclusion.
There Is q lot OF p7opa gauda against
race prejudice sprinkled through the
piece, but Dc Isl effecrually disguised
In the smother OF witty dialogue and
humorous situations with which Aaron
Hoffman. the playwright, has equip ed
his vehicle
George Sidney. IN the role OF Isidore
Solomon, the stranger Of the piece,
carries the burden Of the production
His impersonarion OF the good ma
tured. kindly and shrewd merchant IS
one OF the finest bits OF acting on The
New york stage Edmund Breese was
capital as Ichabod Whitson. the vil-
famous mayor. and David Higgfns LETT
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-16
ByLina CaoaIieri


ity Of the person who bears them. In
that light they are the least ugly
Of the wrinkles. and I'd much rather
have them than a sour disposition
Yet. wrinkles they are, and az best
any wrinkles are undesirable
To remove these Objectionable
crows feet dip the fingers in one
OF the good massage creams and
with the second and third fingers
rub the area affected with q rotary
motion, working from the corners Of
the eyes outward toward the hair
line
More disfigurlnE chan the crows
feet, because Of more ignoble origin
and more difficult 10 erase, are the
teiltale diagonal lines from the nos
trils to the corner OF the lips They
are known Variously as bad temper
lines" the emotional lines" or '-the
lines o. discomfort" Using the mid
die finger, the massage should begin
at the corners OF the mouth and
should end where the lines end. at the
uostrils- This movement should also
be a rotary one i should be deeper
and firmer than that about the eyes
The third OF the wrinkle areas,
and the one in which The wrinkles
often first appear n many faces. Is
the forehead In massaging these
lines Of the brow, remember the
general rule for massage The move
ment must be Ga contrary direction
from the line. For instance, the YER
teal lines between the eyes must be
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-16
SPA

DA WAS singing a HtteI song over
q over wich he sed he rote his
self Pa sang q over & over 50 often
that Ia got mad at him. the song
vas ulza this here:
% in q balloon. boys, up n ablloon.
Everything costs esven inoar than
what it cost IN June.
one hundred FOR a suit Of clothes Tich
goes 70 peeces sumo
% in SALOON, boys. up in a balloon
That s. q zi7py little thing. sed Ia.
am proud Of the oubbeling genyus
wich enabled you for 20 dash that off
i was RELY nothing Eed Pa II
cfam without no crate mental effort
u iEeuE hard 20 think Up that kind
now. sed La EeFen a new suite Tor
littal Eob1ie costs moar now than a
mans suite used 70 cost ] wanted 10
buy a new hat the other day q I was
Agast az the price
have been AEast a. hat prices for
e long time. sed Pa II wud be hard
lor ne 30 be any Agaster-
Sumthing must be did. sed Ma
That is one Of the eesiest things 81
The world 10 say. sed Pa But what
Is 10 be 1idE That is the 1uestuu-
ten you things IS cumming % q Acute
staige-
I had % pay eleven Cd cents for
q stinEy ittel ice cream cone yester-
aay. I sed. SO dident pay 10 beekaus
dldent have eleven CID cents
Good for you. Bobhie, sed Pa II
uoar peepul Wud think twice bee
loar 5ying onst the prices Wud have
20 60 down
sumtimes I think Life isent worth
The shrugged sed Ma but guess &c
u sure is sed Pa 10 matter how
hard things mite Loom sumtimes.
thare ig always a RaueboW shining
around the corner
We can't eet raneboWs. sed ia. a
the Majors Wud talk ~ we tried 10
dress iu raneboWs-
But nevver-tie-dess. Ged Pa. thare
ls always a way out OF the swamp
% Dout Pa sed- We are going 20
solve this here problum Of how 20
live reesonahui eevsn u have 10
give Up my cigars.
Wen you sed that sed 3la. you
looked ike Steven the Martyr wen
The mob was hitting him with stones
fzhouerinE We got you, Steve. You
are rare old boy. YOU are, sed Ma
10 Pa
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-16

little TO be desired in the character Of
Glen Beenlss the un1elra-ea inventor.
Frances starr has made her sea-
sons bow to New York AZ the Belaseo
theater as The heroine IN dual role
IN new play, one ~ Edward
Knoblock-
Mr.. Kuoblock wrote Tiger. Tiger
and Marie Odle- for Miss starr, and
In both OF these plays she showed re-
ulrkabla ability Her latest vehicle
Eives opportunity for further use Of
her talents in rather an unusual man
a0na- deals with teIapathy. O.. in
the authors words. 'immaleriali-y
Transmitted into terms OF the real
through the medium CT the Lhealer.'
The story concerns twin sisters one
OF whom IS gifted with great musical
with no Imaginative power while the
other has no particular GIT nut SUD
plies the sympathetic feeling her SIS
miss starr plays the part OF both
Pearl and Ruty Delgado- As Pearl
the sister remaining in England
while Ruby goes 20 New YORK 10
make her debut as a concert pianist
she presents an appealing picture q
a girl IN love VITA Michael Jarrray- q
young and prosperous business mae
always supposed 10 be an admirer Of
the absent Ruby
Jaffray's aVoHal OF his love Tor
Pearl brings her 20 the parting OF r1e
ways She knows the strange ties
that unite her 10 her sister, and she
tells an old scientist, Dr. Eetch, llr-
ing I'm the same London boarding
house. that she can communicate with
Ruby by holding a red rose 70 her
breast and calling 20 her
He urges her TO morn Eu1T o.
Michaels aVnwal TO learn whether she
consents, for he points Oul that u she
NHHa O
the strange quality she is able 70 i'm
part 20 her sister, the quality that
makes her playing impaired rlnst in
svitabig be transferred % lic1ael-
This is a great blow 10 Pearl. and
even after Ruby has answered and
assured her al is wen she listens
further 20 Dr. Perch. who persuades
her that her soul IS really only hs-I
q soul. the complement Of The soul IN
her sister. and that without her sCn-
port Rubr can be only a medlocrity.
Placed IN this cruel position Pearl
battles with herself. weighs her right
10 love and be loved against her sis
ter's career and decides the question
20 the peace Of her own soul.
The scenes showing the two sisters.
each assailed by the cry from within
shift from London co New YORK, one
being the interior Of a boarding house
sitting room. the other a studio The
changes are made with Belascoes1ue
effectiveness.
Miss star. "a portraying tire two
sisters. gives an unusual perform
ance- Illuminated by contrast and sub
tletT-
The supporting characters were
ADEQUATE. handle Ayrton. IS the
world worn scientist. being particu-
larlT effective Iarrrar was played
b. Martin Lewis and Theodore BeF-
erly. q philanderer who nearly per-
suades Ruby 20 desert The narrow
path. by Phillip Desborough-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-16
Cochran County Has
81 People, But No
Town Or Postofice

Dallas. Tex Oct 1s--Cochran
county. Texas. which gained two IN
habitants in the last ten years, and
now has a population OF 81. scc1rd-
ing to figures announced by the
United States census bureau Tor 1890.
dates Cts history back 10 the early set
Element Of west Texas. and has less
than one inhabitant for every square
mile.
The first census OF the country was
taken in 1900. when enumerators
succeeded in finding IS residents
During the next ten years the county
had growth from Is 20 SIS lnhahi-
llurs. OF 100 percent But the
"borm~ netered out ln the next ten
wears and hur TWO more people were
added 90 rhe total
Cochran county was formed IN 1874
from another large county which now
lies far 90 the east of H. It IS site
uared sun the Te-as-New Mexico line
and was named for Robert Cochran
a Boston man who settled what Is
now Cochran county and opened a
frontier store before The civil war
Edwards s. the only settlement en- the
county and is reached hy a small rails
road from New Mexico Big ranches
occupy most Of the county
There IS no county organization and
not even postoffice In the county,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-16
7 Tow times have changed
II Il seems only yesterday.

u ~ AlAAEa nave lllaANl ElAs
III II seems only yesterday
That I inveighed bitterly against
The Curse OF the Bachelor Flat--ln
these very eolumnst
Since ] declared that "the girl who
marries a widower may be number
two" but the girl who marrles a man
who has kept bachelor flat is number
thlrty-tWoiH
That she misses half the joy and all
Of the ecstacy and excitement Of do
mesticating" him
That he has been spoiled. petteL
pampered, and led up with little fem-
mine attentions. until there Is not
single novelty nor a brand NV thrill
left for him
That. as long as lone man lives In
a boarding house. a hotel or a club
nobody feels sorry for him.
But the moment he acquires a
bachelor apartment" all the sweet
young things begin to mother him
and sister" him and coddle him
To fight for the privilege Of darn
ing his socks sewing on his buttons
presiding az his teas. showing him
how 70 cook and making life one lour.
pleasant dream Tor him
In short. that firelesa cookers cleo
trio dish washers laundries that do
your mending- and the BACHELiOk
FLAT
Are the modern enemies OF love AMI
marriage ard romancei
And now, LOOK at how things have
changed
In these days. when the college
( professor IS seeking a Job as farm
hand-and the farmer drives a limou-
sine.
When the maid dictates her terms
and the mistress has % furnish ref
erences.
And when every other bride you
meet g. holding job down town, and
doing her own homework up town
A husband who has kept house N
bachelor Gat Is BLESSING
straight from the hand OF Providence-
He may not have many illusions
but neither has he any beautiful hal
iuclnations. that Home ia going 70
resemble Heaveni
he KNOWS that there are such
things as icemen and milkmeu and
butchers and profiteefs. and bills
and they don't CRATE on hia finer
. sibllities.
And. Oh sweetest thought o. All. ne
is not too PROUD to work.
when the cook leaves in the middle
I Of a neal he feels q no insult and
degradation 70 his manhood to tie
a Bingham apron around his corpu-
I lent middle and help wash and dry
T the dishes
When you happen 20 be delayed
down town By a traffic ueup. he viii
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-16

DA WAS singing a Intel song over
4 q over wich he sed he rots his
self Pa sang e over & over 50 often
that Na got mad at him. the song
was liEa this here:
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-16

The world production OF silver has
been short Tor some time until now
Pc IS estimated the annual shortage
is in the neiEhborhocd OF 10o,10Q.o09
ounces
Connecticut western news., 1920-05-20
How to Care for Hen
 That Has Become Broody

When hens become broody, they should be "broken up'' as quickly as possible, for the sooner this is done the sooner they will resume laying. To break a hen of broodiness she should be confined to a small coop raised off the ground, preferably with a slat bottom. Give her plenty of water to drink; she may be fed or not, as desired. Not much difference will be found in the time required to break he rof broodiness, whether she is fed or made to fast, United States Department of Agriculture poultry specialists say. Usually from to 6 days confinement will break her, but some hens require 10 to 12 days.
 The broody hen will be recognized by her inclination to stay on the nest at night, the ruf1ing of her feathers and her picking at any one who ap- breaches her, and by the clucking noise she makes. The fact that her broodiness has been broken up can be recognized by the disappearance of these symptoms.