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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-20

victories were scored In 1875, 1890
1898, 1901 and 1908.
The tide began to turn in 1905,
after Yale had won six success
>ive victories over the Crimson.
Harvard won in 1908. tied the
games Of 1910 and 1911, and fol-
lowed with four successive VIC
tories. OF the last ten games
Harvard has won six, tied two
and lost two. Quite n difference
from the old days!
In the game OF 1881 Yale was the
-,inner, though the Ellis failed to
score Under the rules prevailing that
Jason in game, otherwise a tie.
tle team scoring four or more safe
ties less than its opponents shall win
the game"
The Complete List.
The complete list OF Yale-Harvard
games TO date follows;
lS15-Harvard. 4 goals, Yale, o.
1S56-Yale, 1 goal; Harvard. O.
iS77-No game.
lSzs-Yale, 1 goal; Harvard 0.
lS19-Kale, O; Harvard. 0.
lS80-Yale, 1 goal, touchdown;
harvard, O.
iS8l-Yaie, 0; Harvard, 4 szfeties.
lSS2-Xals, 1 goal, 4 touchdoWns;
. Harvard. safeties.
lsS3-Yale, 23s Harvard. 2.
lSS4-Yale, IS; Harvard. 0.
1SS5-No game.
iSSs-Tale. %; Harvard. l.
lS87-Kaie, IL Harvard. s.
1SSS-No game.
lS89-Iale. s. Harvard. Q.
l890-Harvard, Il; Yale, 8.
lS91-Yale, 10; Harvard, o.
lS91-fale, s. Harvard, 0.
l893-Eale, 6; Harvard. 0.
lssz-1ale. u; Harvard, &.
1S95-No game
lS96-No game.
1S97-Harvard, C; Yale, 0.
18ss-HarTard, Il; Yale, Q.
1S9S-lale5 o. Harvard, Q.
19o0-Yale, IS; Harvard, O.
190l-HarTard. % Yale, 0.
19o2-Yale %; Harvard o.
1903-Kals. 16; Harvard, 0.
19O4-Yale, L. Harvard, 0.
l9O5-Fale. 6: Harvard, 0.
lsO6-Kale, s; Harvard. 0.
l907-Yale. 70 Harvard. 0.
lsoS-Harvard, q; Yale, 0.
l90S-fale, s. Harvard, o.
isl0-Harvard. o. Yale. 0.
1ell-Harvard. o; Yale, 0.
1912-Harvard. 90 Yale, 0.
lsl3-HarVard. 10, Yale. 5.
191z-Harvard. So; Yale, 0.
l9l5-Harvard. A. Yale, 0.
1el6-Tale 6; Harvard. 9.
191T-No game
1slS-No game.
l919-Harvard, To- Yale, g.
Nictories-Eale, %; Harvard. TO-
Tie games-5.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-20
Kelly To Head
PhiHy OuakerS

Philadelphia, Pa. Nov. 20.-1Iilze
Kelley. manager OF the St Paul
American association baseball team,
viii replace Gavvy Cravath next year
as manager OF the Philadelphia Ma
tionals. according to an announcement
Friday by William F. Baker. presi-
dent Of the Phillies. Mr. Baker said
Cravath has been given his uncondi-
tional release
Although Kelley has not yet signed
a contract. Baker said they had
agreed on all details
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-20
(ale And Harvard Clash; Tigers Defeat Dening
Football, 'ThemSide Game;
The Unbeatable Formation


is one way Of looking at it, but the
truth is that no team that depends
on the kind Of plays they were using
would have a chance 10 use the same
daring and skill throughout a game
and get away with it against a team
as brainy and as Well-Versed in fun
damental football as you viii find
any Harvard team is
The old line attack may lack bril-
liancy, but It is as sure as it is slow.
II never rolls up huge scores. except
against opponents with a weak line
but while this old army game is in
operation, IL is wearing down the foe.
gaining its slight yardage on every
play. and preventing your opponents
from rolling up scores on you Moth
ing is truer than that the best de-
fence Is a powerful offence; but "a
powerful offence can only be built
on a solid ability 10 smash the line
Copyright, 1920, by the Wheeler Syn
dicate.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-20

CUSTOM SERVICE WITHOUT
THE ANNOYANCE or 4 TRY0H
READYTO- PUEON
TAILORED 1T FASHION PARK
ALWAXS PRICED 10 WARRANT Y4LUE
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-20

ThnnksEfvfuE enufasn by chorus %
3 voices First Presbyterian church
.unday. T-50 p. m You're invited Adv
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-20

These have supplanted the old.
cumbersome bound for1s in use
years ago. Even today some con
Germs are backward IN adopting these
modern tine and labor saving de-
vices We have facilities for print
Ing practically all Loose Leaf forms
that are used in business today. Send
us your next order
Ideal Printing Co., Leo Ferlet. Mgr.
1o7 N. Campbell St Phone ss54.-AdT.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-20

COACH LUTHER COBLENTZ sent
the majority OF his second string
men against the fast scrappy
Deming aggregation Friday afternoon
at the High school stadium and they
justified his faith in them by return
ing a q 20 nothing victory over the
New MeEicans.
The visitors put up a hard defen-
sive game but were not able 70 hold
the more consistent ground gaining
Tigers. They were unable to make
Gains themselves when they had pos
session OF the ball and were forced
10 relinquish it many times on the
fourth down TO their opponents Both
teams played exceptionally clean bail
and the fans were keyed up 10 the
pitch Of enthusiasm at several in
stances OF the game due TO the open
field running and tackliug OF the
Tiger team The game wound up the
schedule Of the Tigers until they play
the Albuquerque high school at Al
buquerque Thanksgiving day
Following this game a post season
battle viii be held with the Phoenix
high school at Fl Paso, December 4
The summary follows.
III paHO High. Position. DemiuE High.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-20

olds and over for a purse OF $4,000:
the Baja California handicap, a race
Of one mile and a sixteenth for two
year-Olds and over for a purse Of S1O,-
mile and 1urlong for three-year-old
for a purse OF $4,000; the san DIEGO
Business Mems handicap, a race of
one mile and a sixteenth. tWo-year-
oles =; ana 5.,- over, Tor purse OF 5000;
the Tijuana Cup race OF two miles
for two-year-olds and over for
purse OF $4,000: the Tijuana. Futurity.
a race OF four and half furlongs for
two-year-olds for a purse OF $4,000.
There viii be a raft Of smaller stakes
value Of less than $500.
some 500 Horses.
Already there are some 500 horses
assembled at Tijuana and carloads
are continually arriving from the
Kentucky and Atlantic seaboard
courses on which racing Cor the sea
son Of 1920 is finished or nearly fin
ished. 1t is a little difficult 10 say
right now Just what horses viii be
here 70 I'll the Tijuana races, be-
cause the first batch OF stakes viii
not close until November 20. But
stalls have already been readied up
Tor some 400 thoroughbreds that have
Deen racing on the Atlantic seaboard,
In Kentucky and in Canada
Francis Nelson OF Toronto, who has
been assigned 70 the post Of presld-
ing judge Of the Tijuana meeting. IS
the Canadian Racing associations
chief steward and an Official who
has served racing with shreWd intelli-
gence and rare efficiency for many
seasons.
Harry MOrrlssey, who VIII do
the starting OBLIGATED At the bar
rier on all the Canadian tracks
through the summer and autumn
and his work everywhere inspired
the FEurmeEt commentator. james
W, COffroth, president Of the
Lower California Jockey club. viii
have complete control OF the IL
juann meeting and Jack Akin
viii conduct the Dari mutueI de-
uurtmemf.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-20

CnaA4NEA WINS NEAADlLLa
Cleveland O., Nov 2o.-Young Andy
Clancy. Of Philadelphia, was given
the newspaper decision over Johnny
Murray, OF New York. in a ten round
bout here Friday night
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-20

WILL INVADE
ENGLAND SOON
entative Lineup of American
-Four Is Made; Team VIII
Sail Within a Few DAYS.

nouncement OF the lineup OF the
American polo team that viii go TO
England next summer to compete in
the international games is expected in
few days. Unofficially. it was re-
ported today that the team probably
would be made up as follows:
Rumsey at l. Watson Webb at 2.
T. Hitchcock. jr.. at 3, and Milburn
at back. with Stoddard at forward
substitute and Hopping as back sub
stitute.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-22

doss this meant" abs gasped. "Whv
are you carrying / picture Of ypur
vafss maid close to your hearth"
There. mother, ws don't ksso n
maid. That n Eliaabsth herneif.
But. she said ahs did the vorki.
"She does.'
.And that she slspe n aoma
aishta."
VERY true.
outl" ~
Where was Dc when shs ,.,a
thst!~
-out On the porea. On, I "a.
But her NAME
Dvsn that vas truA Surely yoS
remember shs was BlixaAetA RosSr
Please forgive ma. ana sApsni.
tent little figure stole into the
room. The pink gown had han
changed for ons q clingine vhlte
ma4erial with silksn sash. ana IN
the sunny hair was <vine1s - snrsy
OF Wild roses. II thought You .didn:t
know. at Arst, I was Eaisahe1h:
mat you might Ct to lil1ag me 7
littas. Don't ycu tAink yoa could, :
shs pleaded, when ] vaat Q motheg
% much? Nine = n hseyea.-
Nra Woethington, ssnior. hesa-
tafed. thsn slowly. opsniae heR
aFns. she drew The little creature
q. Dear haart- - .usrmured :
tn aloudA
brsath
1haa- NJ saa:s wifs. Ni.aAsn...
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-22

Speaker Sweat and his raactionasy coa-
leagues for the second time within year have
eusted the Socialists iron tAeir seats IN the
New Yoyk asssuhly. The action comss close
upoa the reelection Of these mss By increased
majosities ID each Of their districts end this in
face OF thu fssina Of the Repuhlicaa and Demo
cratic party organizations.
They hays oace more DEALT 4 blow at
America and American institutions and BY thsir
steam-roller methods have defeated the will Of
the people of these Eve New York districts that
they b resressatsd By Socialists
Such action tends to defeat its own end.
II strengthens the arguments Of the discen-
tented, the disloyalists. the bolsheviks. and It
veaksas thu cause Of Amesacanism.
We do mot defend the acts or words Of these
Socialists, but We do defend the right oe the
people Il New York to be represented BY thu
men whom they have duly chosen by the pro-
cess Of selection as prescribed by American
Law.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-22
Today's Anniversaries

161scAnns Of Cloves, the fourth
wife Of Henry VIII Of Eng.
land. born in Cleves. DIED
In England July Is. 1857.
1e92-Seven women wero execuseo
at Salem. Mass, for wien
craft.
177e-Nathan Hale was e1ecsseo
a. = SPY at New York BY o.
der Of General Howe.
1sl6-JOhn White. speaker o. @s
9th congress. commit1s'
suicide q Richmond. Ky.
11e9-0enssal Mcclellan. IN co..
manA q the army Of the -
tomac,. occupied Harp~s
Ferry. 80.
lS7o-Sevres. two and Q half miies
from Paris, surroundeo I"
the Germans.
1SoS-The FsuncA won . no4s,s
victory, over the Hovas >
Madagascar. =.
1Ss6-Ths Russian empsror ~
empress arrived in 0eoti.
a . yiait 10 Omen y1se
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-22

woman Of that tyne. / said I wo1ld
never own her. and I meant It: bat
oh. ] an - lonely. and want my
boy 20! I Just had to come here
today"
"P9haps ye1 will like your
dsnghtG." intsrpossd Rose.
-Nsvsr! She stole my boy. ana
] can't forgive thst Il would 1ot
have essa q1ite - ~ Il ne had
had Ssen . star: but . poor little
low-dovn actress that paints her
Aee end smokes
she does nsitAar.' interrupted
RoQa Nor vas she Q lov-d0wn
actress. I happsn 70 know that shs
Was the leading lazy n / flns stock
company"
90 they aryued whiIe Roes
staanchly defsnded young Mn.
Wofthingtou. At length her work
took her 70 the kitchen, and her
guest stationed herself at the win.
dow to watch for her idol.
Soon chs saw him eosning dawn
the street. In anokhse mpmsut As
WAS In het arms. Y
III this isnt one grand suEpR1se! :
he calculated when he coIld ~
cover his breath. Il knew you'd
capitulate. mother. II you once $50
Elisabeth. Isn't she the aearest
AZ
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-22
What's In A Name? 5
martyred under Gellienus, who re-
b.
MILDRED
MARSHALL !
tossyr.sh. 1919. ~ u. wAss,sr s,,aic.s.. Ia.

martyred under Gellienus, who re-
stored 1t to Christian Nomenclature.
OF the feminine versions, there
have been many beside Zenaida.
The brilliant Queen Of Palmyra
was named ZenObia. Her romantic
history spread the use Of all names
descending from Zeus. When she
was brought . prisoner to Rome,
her name was perpetuated through
her daughters and one descendant,
the Bishop of Milan, carried the
name into England.
The star sapphire is Zenaida's
,talismanic gem. It is indeed fitting
to adoFn one who belongs to the
gods. Ancient superstition claims
that good fortune Of every kind
shall accompany the wearer Of the
star. sapphire through life. Satur-
day is her lucky day and 2 her
lucky number.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-22
The Crime Of Violence.

The Wall street explosion has much more
serious implications for America than the mere
fact which It reveals Of the continued activities
Of q small body Of crased and embittsred out
laws IN the midst Of the citissnship.
II the explosion was actually the result Of
bomb plot, it adds simply one more proof OF
the futility Of violence to accomplish the re-
suits which ~ authors, might be supposed to
bs aiming for. y
9 The moro serious fact shout such oecar-
rsncss 10 the tremendous handicap they place
ON the liberal and progressive forces in the
nation who are seeking Fundamental economic
and political changes by constitutional and
lawful means Such men and movements are
always attacked ~ radical" "soeialistic" IAN
archistic." and moro lately ''bolshevistic."
Any group which resorts to violence
strengthens the hands Of the reacticnary and
makes the task Of the liberal and progressive
harder.
~ The man In the street hears the Non-Parti-
san hague speaker denoancs the Separations Of
Zig bis" and ''wall street." Now comes an
explosion in front Of the Morgan omces in Wall
street Presto! The cosnsctioa between an
archism and the Non-Partimns il established
in the mind Of the minimizing.
The single taxsr talks Of the power Of con-
centrated wealth. sWall street again.
And % It goes.
Violence begets violence. It vill not be
surprising 4 the whole series Of raids, arrests,
deport1tioaa, searohinss. "aAti-rsd drives, IS
breaking up Of political meetings. and 20 on,
begins again. \
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-22

Z grand jury was convened in Chicago to-
day 70 investigate charges that major league
BASEBALL games have been "fxed" by gamblers
and that large sums ot money have been won
aad lost through irregular manipulations. The
charges are the most serious that can b made
aa0tnst tia game and II It 10 to continue to en-
3oy ~ present popularity and success. It mast
~ cleared q thsss aceusations 70 the complete
AtiSfaction OF the sport-loving public. ~
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-22


The little white bungalow stood
Aa1f-hidAsn By trees 1t The edge a
kAe weod. In 'front.' roses grew
sWlld and ct ono side . ham
nnock hung. invitingly. beneath two
tnDseading osls. Very attractive
d hooked to tho strangsr toiltng up
the path in the July heat.
I Around the corner came . yuang
Neman In pink nofuing dress snd
oao from bensa&A which pseped 1T
~ tsnArils Of goldsa hair.
Were you looktng for the wor-
kAiAgtons3'' she asksd, going down
nhe pam to meet H. travelse.
| sYss, I an n. word 1Agton's
nGeher. Kindly tan yuuf mistress
= have arrived"
- sllr1. Woethingtoa = cut; mad
- and she led ~ way II tie
I'VE cons nom vslmoat,- said
eAGgasaL YEARLY. z an tired and
"A matfsr 80 rsmsd,sd.. smiled
~ maid .Eet M take your
W5apqk man ypa ~ IN ehis blg chair
~ ke NQfDslf comfortable
NAils84 gse yuA something to eat"
( nd beGan speedily ssxing the
llaias spom taSl4: thsa IN . short
| -Laashsos , served" she On
DucG ss3ss
Thstk JON said the weary
eEna4x be1ghtsaing At the tempt.
II rsfhgk crens1ed cAicken, masA-
- potNA N1sD lsetucA paddins and
TT ddas yoa credit" shs said
nasrS The meal "Are' you H.
nockr'
Tea madam: end 6pnssai naiA
oo: but ! dlsspsat A0lRA nig1ts..
That's lnc1y. m house dos
~ 1nok large enough 70 accommo-
1a = IA WAaa = y01 namai'
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-22

!, Q. How can the weight Of maple
timber b estimated? v. M. A.
A. Its weight may be ascertain
cd rom It's measurements, assum-
ing that 50 cubic feet equal one
ton.
@. What fish or animal strings
or sprays . liquid on bathers cans
ing the hesh to burn and smart!
e. e. NJ.
A. Jellynsh. also Known as se.
nsttlss. frequently annoy ocean
FATHERS BY singing them. The ir-
ritated areas should be bathed With
diluted household ammonia or BIZ
carbonate Of soda.
Q. Please give me some infor-
nation about tho thermal equator!
A. The thermal equator Is that
region Of the earth enclosed within
| the annual isotherms of 80 degrees,
including the northern part OF
South America and the GREATER mar,
Of Africa and India
g How fsF H. Mars from the
earth. and II there enough oxyReu
in the atmosphere of Mars to kesr
n earth man alive? B. r.
- On Jaly II, Mars was $500.
90 miles from the earth. The
amoupt Of oxygen available for res.
Diratien IN that planets atmosphere
haD not been determined even M
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-22

-
vested " daily noec1lar ezWcaea
Whnk H. tlEu1 mGtnAo11an Aeeds y
. little Aeeo oavuons an4 the way
% abeofbT that y b. means Of gen
cal sxsrciDa
oURoxI0N9 AND AN6WHR6
1elflo NealnseA
" haby y Is months old and ]
suppose shs ought to b taking
milk iron . cvp. instead Of thN
bottle nov. But Bhe N$nses to DO
20. How can make her taxa Il
NON : cup7 (MrA 2. d.
Answsr-A kaby should b. taught
to drink vater from . cup By the
tine che q six months old. Yopr
baby, viii take the milk from the
cup II you take the bottle away once
md for ali and stmpiy Aght the
battle ont with her until she CON
elndes that she II going 70 have
pretty poor Dleking unless she takes
food nom the cup.
l 60 Hard On the D1tter.
We have nine children, ranging
In sge frea tWo yeazs to II, and -
you may imagine, they TIRE pretty
hard on butter. not to menfton
shoes and thingA Will you Be good
enoagh to tell mo the relative
nntritiye values Of creamery butter.
dairy butter. vegetable oasoUargnF-
inc, ordinary 0leomargarine and
peanut butter! Nv. ]. H)
Answer-The state should pay
comfortable royalties to q family
like yoars-end collect the cost
from unmarried men Of 80 or elder.
Creamery and dairy butter are
equally nutritious and wholesome.
Well mark them 100. Ordinary
margarine (made largely from ami
NAL fats) would stand about 80.
Vegetable margarine and peanut
butter each about IS. II each Of the
childre4 drinks ct least 2 pint Of
fresh milk daily for the fat-soluble
and water-soluble vitamins OF
growth elements which fresh milk
contains It is immaterial whether
they have butter, animal or vege-
table margarine or peanut butter
on their bread. Animal margarine
contains some vitamin, but vege-
table magazine contains practically
none.- About one-tenth Of the
weight OF butter or Of oleo as pur-
chased 10 water, and about one
thiftisth Of the weight Of either il
salt. Batter fat Is probably more
completely assimilated and utilized
in the body than the cocoanut oil
which constitutes three-f0urths d
the vegetable margarine
The Soda Habit.
! l have found a teaspoonful Of bi'
carbonate Of soda, dissolved in q
glass of water. three times a day
before each meal, beneficial il
treatment Of sore and stiff knet
joints. How long may this be con
tinued without harmful results!
(Mrs. X. T. NJ
Answer-Perhaps a week. Small
er doses OF soda taken internally
for various purposes are usual!
harmless, but ron are taking enough
to maintain alkaline urine reaction
and that may rot be wise.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-22

q What Il meant bv Eng rule"
D. y. l.
mama vaa eiyen TO certain rules
nassed by conxress from time to
lima 70 prevent petitions With refer
enes, to the Abolition or restriction
az slavery. Since then the name
has been applied to similar proceed
ure in congress-. legislatures and
conventions.
q What IN INA ORIGIN Of honey
A.w,I
A Hooeydew is q term applied
to the swsstish secretion which
under certain conditions drips from
the leaves Of some trees. Il 10 4
form OF bleeding which appears
only when IN abundant supply q
atnosphsrio moisture and . high
temperature permit the develop
msnt Of . considerable sap pres
eafo, Some kinds ot mama are the
dried honeydew or sacchariue exu.
da&3ons Of certain plants.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-22

Rock Island 10 today honored b. the pres
eace q 20 visiting Maaoss. hare TO attend the
annual 5aad convocaaton d the Illinois grand
,1euncii Of Royal and Sslsct Masters ot tho
Masonic order. The city, veil remembers IL
lpleasure in entertaining tho Knights Te@paar
- the early part Of the month, and It eonsid-
K 30 itself doubiy fortunate to be hosts to an
Iclhsr group OF this order within 70 short .
AAwas
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-22

n 1&oo l3y
4 0n1 a1o111 - - . oe4ene11y
AoenDa19eQ o11oe4 0oE o1a1A
W11hoq1r6oa3y eeMgN1eo q aaY may
ncGio pAguietanAv pGrAapo than-
oe1RO ~ tpo1 e e1ege1D9 MAIN
tain that ~ en-, 1T theoo nPe fsW
an1 not Wy De1 ilfoeDed con.
e1Glipg human NotAAeaiaA tho
ptUstctoqy q lie 0ood hath II
0dwNfh1ug more 6an Nn0eo teU-
poeaEy nvednm frun illnaee: By
eopd health Ne mean ''feo1ipg bill
t." finding joy n mera existence.
RI Ike to meet tho sedentaSy
saollycoddlo Who never takes any
exarcioe yot ea1oys GOOD healfh, f0v
tel sune ! could bring 70 Light.
for III idelncfattnQ, . lat q A. No. 1
symptoms h newer realised ha had.
A osrtAin amount Of muscular ex-
ercieo aaeh day sesHe to - ssssn-
tial n maiutajniAe IN eQsient cdr
'culatioa a11 . good nstaboatsn Of
coaplets oombpstton n thu body.
It may b. true that with . good
running etart N Individual can get
along Tor months or even years
without any exercise at all and
without calling in . dOct0r or .
nursA But that individual does not
enjoy eood health. and his inactive
metah0ltsA u pretty euro 70 TIL
him q the @rst eAArgsncy, fae In
stance an acute illnsss like pneu-
monia which places sudden strain
on metaooiism.
On the other hand. It Is exceed
fngly unsc1enuac - look upon ex-
erctse - . cure-alL. Exercise II Z
potent remedy. but at the came
time . two-edsed weapon capable
OF doing serious harm In various
disease CONDITIONS. 1t Is tho height
Of nonsense TO imagine that extra
ordinary muscular Development
makes one stronger IN resistance tQ
disease, Tor It rather tends todimtu-
ish resistance. The freak develop
ment many uninformsd young Per.
sons acquire through physical
culture" not only adds nothing t.
physical health but, what is more
striking, 1t does not increase endur'
ance or agility in athletic contests
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-22
ZENAIDA.

Beloved of the gods is the name
Zenaida 1t comes from the ancient
Creek and means daughter of
Zeus." Though it has belonged to
other than pagan deities and has at
NO time named . saint, it il very
popular in all European countries,
especially among the Russians. OF
late years, France has made it one
of her favorite feminine names and
it has crossed the channel into Eng
land and thence to America.
Zenaida has q distinguished an
cestry which includes the Isauf1an
Emperor Zeno. At the beginning
Of the fourth century, It suffered .
setback IN popularity since the
church forbade the hestowal OF
names coming from heather gods.
But there was 4. saint named Zeno.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-22
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n hard coal miners will not convince the
'hubije that " 4 mot strike. but merely .
leyaka4ion.- they hsyslt sent one souvenir
Deetal card.