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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-18
MINIS EVENTS

MEMS EVENTS
COWARD Dssh .rr~e ssytep
Otto f1cka II ". Elmiuonds
Gordon Mckay Barn nlnnls
Harry McWattrrs Nitric konowaiof
Fred Livsrmors W. X speidei
sam Durir Lambert stofnberrh
BIN wright
foo-ysrd Dash Tr~~ styie)
Gordon Mckay " X. apsidsi
Harry HrWattsrs Lambert sternoersh
sam pinnis Nitric k0nowalof
sam Dufir
x:o-yard Dash Tree styie)
Robert smith sam Dinnis
w X spsidsl Gordon Mckay
sam Duris AliDe Konowaiofr
:oo-ysrd Dash Bres.s strokcp
Robert Smith Hoy O'Seii
Gus Jsrvis otoo Licka
Merlin Faddsn Lambert sternSerEn
Ioo-ynrd Dash naek strek~)
Gordon Mckay Nitric konowaloff
Robert Smith Sam DuriE
Fred fIvormors Sam Dinnis
5o-ysrd Dash tNoviceD
Fred rIvermofs Otto IAcka
X. w. slmmonds Frederick Fordyos
walter Rhodes Bob strena
Roy Leighton
So-yard swim CUnaer waser)
Jack Way Gus Jsrvia
Harry Mcwaitsrs nm Wright
Sam purik otto Licks
Roy O'Nel Lambert Strrnhcrgh
Fancy Diving tto-Foot BoardD
Rodney Gilbert otto Lcka
Joe Hyman Guy Thomas
Fred Grafton Merlin Fadden
Roy O'Neii
JUNIOR MEMS EVENTS
5o-Ynrd Dash trr~~- styie)
ta-I5 Years Old
Rodney Gilbert Art McQuliian
Morris Arneli Roy Leighton
Allen Jones Gus Nyren
Arthur Duffy ". J. Borien
Fred Grafton Charles II. Hartnett
Stanley Rhlkowsh Ed Cannon
Bob Strena Clarence Stenmoe
Arthur Smith
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-18

Cincinnati !. Chicago :.
Pittsburx 10. ST Louis 9.
New York So. Philadelphia Ia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-18

Paris has more equestrian statues
than any other city In the world.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-18
SWIM ENTRIES TO DATE

so-yard Dssh mack ssrokep
ut-i5 Year, Old,
Ansn rcres Gus Syren
stanley nAikowrki Charles Uartrett
Bob Alrena I'D Cannon
Art Meouiiian Clarence ssenmos
sD-yard Dssh fFr~e styieD
Under ~ Near~ Old
shorty Douglass Charles pnumsus
Everett Tate Harris Hanrahsn
Ralph Hopper Shannon Bsltcrton
Ralph Haskell Joe Hymnan
Ratn Angel 10. Sswsum
Frederick Fordycs Verne fensgov
william Book Otto i3rka
Jack walton walter Rhodes
Donald Hamilton
so-Yard Dash fnsrh stpoke)
tupsIer ~ Year, Old
Shorty Douglass Charles Doumaus
Ralph Hopper Donald Hamilton
Jack Watten
wOMEN'S EVENTS
so-Ysrd Dash Gree styie)
Ratheryns Brown Moiiie Langley
Ann wagsiaf beth Langley
Rose Friedman Dimrle Nsrier
Margaret stitt Hester Eastman
virginia Grafton
iOO-Yard Dnsh fFree styie)
Beth Langley Eathoryne Brown
Hester Eastman Difnple NaTier
Ann NaEHfnff NHElnih traffon
Moliie Langley Rose Friedman
tOo-Ynrd Dssh tBrcnst stroke)
Hester Eastman Virginia Grafton
Kafheryne Brown Clara Nlckirk
Ann wasHtaN Madeleine Plcss
Dimpis SaEier
50-NRrd Dash tNovteeD
Dimpie Nagier Virginia Grafton
Edwina Thomas
Fancy Diving uo-Foot BosrdD
Ann WaHstar Katherine Brown
Beth Langley Freda Hulln
WOMEN'S JUNIOR EVENTS
5O-Yard Dash Gree styi~D
Under ~ Years Old
Tsora GArriott Ella RunRe
Isabel Bailey Margaret Hosiey
Agnes Spcidel Vivian Stenmoe
5O-Nard Dash Gree styirD
ut-f5 Years Old
Rose Friedman Wiltrude Horton
Pearl Stcnmoe Sophya Schmidt
Phyllis Mortimer
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-18

Hodge OF England captured the
third trial. Madison OF Sweden WINS
second and A. l.. Huelsenbeck OF
New York A. C.. third. In iotT rs.
In the first heat OF the wrestling.
tho Americans won two bouts. vii.
lie OF tho navy defeated Strunn OF
Cxecho-siovakia In 20 minutes. Fri.
man OF Finland pinned down Gal.
lery OF the United States navy In
two minutes. 20 seconds. kahko.
nen. Finland. beat Vores. Chicago.
seven minutes. Mctropouloun. Gary.
Ind. defeated vouyoukaa OF Greece
In 70 minutes. Jansen OF Belgium
beat SwiEat OF the United States
navy In minute. IS seconds.
ITALIAN WINS
WALK
Frigcrio Of Italy won the 10000
meter walk. J. u. pearman OF
New York wnz second and +. a.
Maroney OF New York. thoOonly
other American qualifying. fin.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-18

Gee. but Boldt's apple pie Is
goodr'--Adv.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-18

"Oh. give me some more Of that
coffee. Jim Boldtw-Adv.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-18
BULLETIN
BY HENRY l.. FARRELL

ANTWERP, Aug. 49,
Earl Thompson. the great
Canadian hurdler. today won
the finals of the 10 meter
hurdles in the Olympic
games.
Thompson hung up a new
world record. making the dis
lance in Ii As seconds.
ii. T.. Barron of Philadel-
phia took second place; +. s.
Murray of New York. third;
Wilson of New Zealand.
fourth: Walker Smith, Chi
cago. running despite an in
jured leg, fifth, and Christer-
sen. Sweden. sixth.
The final In tho shosput was
won by FINLAND. Porolla- Finn.
throwing tho shot IL meters ami
siH centimeterr.
Tho others finished; Nicklandcr.
second. Ltvcrsedgc. third: Mcdonald.
fourth: Nilsson. flfih: TANNER.
sixth.
Mcdonald. who had been counted
on 20 win for America. was ham.
pcred In tho event by an injured
thumb.
Americans won two OF tho three
preliminary trials In the 1000 meter
steeple chase. which opened today's
events.
In the fir~s trial NJ Devnnney
OF the Millrosc A. A.. New York,
was first. with Abronini. Sweden.
second. and Rix.ancr OF FINLAND.
third. In the time OF 10 mlnutcs,
% seconds.
NEW YORKER WINS
SECOND TRIAL.
Il. Flynn Of De rsuiiH,a A. G..
New York. won the second trial.
Hefvall Of Sweden being second and
t. II Watson OF Kansas state agrl
cultural COLLEGE third Tho urse
was io.ss.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-18
TRIO or 800
HITTERS LOST

Three outfieldcrs. hitting the bail
over the $50 mark. all lost TO the
team for the rest OF the season.
And on top OF this Ernie Johnson.
the ranking ahortstop OF the league.
has hurt his throwing hand. which
may put him on the bench any time.
He Is playing on his nerve now. IL
johnson gets out OF there another
$50 hitter will be missing.
The powerful attack OF the Bees.
their strongest forte In climbing
to the top Of tho heap. has been
wrecked. They had a swell ball
club a few weeks ago that prom
lsed to make n bitter fight for the
Coast league pennant. and tho Salts
took nasty wallop on the chin
all In ono Me~k
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-18

Three Americans qualified In the
trial heats for the i.5oo.meter run.
ming race. Joie Ray Of Chicago won
the third heat. despite the fact he
was running with a strained leg mus
Gle.
IL. NJ. Shields OF Philadelphia quail.
Ned for America in the second heat
and J. ]. Connolly OF Boston In the
third. u. u. Curtis OF the navy failed
10 qunlify In the FIRST heat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-18
MISKE WAS
CONTENDER ONCE
RING KINGS
HAVE THEIR
"OPPONENTS"

Champions OF the ring have their
big" opponents. The way II dopes
out right now Is something like
this:
Champion Division OpponeBt.
Dempsey ....HeAvyweisht 49,. Carpentry
and VIZ
Wilson .--.. .Middieweirht 1880 .O'Dos~
Britton 49,. .welterweiEht 1890. Lewis
Leonard Lightweight Tender
Klibane ......Featherweight ..ChArey
Herman ---- .Bantam~eight. ..-.. Moore.
Lynch and
Tremaine
Wide ........Ffyveight f-rr
And sooner or later these Same
champions will undoubtedly have 10
meet their chaliengers. Others may
differ with US in the Opponent
side OF the ledger. but they look
like the batch OF real contenders.
Wilde is the only ring king whose
title is safe for the time being.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-18
AMERICAN LEAGUE
NATIONAL LEAGUE

81 I.oais 10. washInxton s-io.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-18
|1lsED|
Ggn1E5IsI62
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE

AT Los ANGELES " W.
Ises Angeles ....---...--..- II
8ocfamrnfo .sss.sse4ss.-sss
Batteries. Afdridxe. Hughes. Thomas
and lapan. Nails and Cook.
AT SAN FRANCISCO r. " u
Salt Lake ....... ~ o
San Franxtsco .s.4.........
Batteries; Stroud and jenkins. Couch
and Agnew.
Vernon starts at Seattle today.
Oakland starts a. Portland today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-18
Canadian Smashes World Record in Hurdles
THOMPSON CLASSIC
Finn Wins Shot Put; Pat Mcdonald Fourth

som OF Sweden. Sol Butler. Ameri.
cas- star broad jumper. was injured
and failed to qualify for the finals.
RAY WINS
HEAT
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-18

tentacles around The Coast
league. Maggert has been re-
leased while Rumler has been
suspended indefinitely. Both
are charged with gambling.
And now comes word that Wal
lace Hood. the remaining regular
outfieldcr. who Is the property OF
the brooklyn Dodgers. will be re
called within the week BY the Ma.
,lonal league club.
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Star Swimming Entries Close Thursday

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SIC IN ID as SECONDS IN OLYMPIC FINALS
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-09
Little Interviews.

makes idle boasts. but in his rage az
that time he announced the revival
OF his campaign, realizing then that
he could not make any sort OF for
midable fight against the federals-7
q expect the 1920 presidential
election TO prove fuu Of exciting
surprises said T. f. Malone.
Usually this close TO a presidential
election the 'dopesters' are able TO
get some sort OF a line on the
strength Of the. candidates This
year. however, the silence is omiuous.
People are undecided as yet. I think
Nearly every man 7 have talked to
has some sort OF grievance against
each Of the two big parties The
politicians themselves have less TO
say than usual True. the Repub-
licans- through their mouthpiece.
VIII Hayes have done some talking.
but none that carried conviction
Then. too. the entrance Of q much
larger female vote than ever here
tofOre VIII constitute an unknown
element I do not think that any
OF the men who have been so much
IA the public eye during the war viii
find the favor o. the people and I
expect an entire and complete re-
version from former tactics Above
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-09

GCT7EANCIsCO VILLA IS in the
I desert OF the wizard, between
the states Of Chihuahua and Coahuila,
according 10 word we have received
here" said A. 6. Gonzalez. This
word came from reports originating
among the villa following in south
ern Chihuahua and are considered
reliable. Further reports Indicate
that the bandit is merely marking
time and eradinE capture villa
realizes that his race IS run, and he
has his hands ful keeping enough
men with him 10 prevent a small
force Of federals from capturing him.
IN this desert he is comparatively
safe for a time, and the fact that
Cen Manuel n Dieguez has been
forced for a timeato give his atten-
tion 70 the work OF providing more
equipment for his men has given the
bandit g. respite. Gen DieEuez has
put more fear into the heart Of villa
than has any other man. The fact
that via is afraid IS evidenced BY
rhe fact that he failed TO make good
any Of the threats he made when
Felipe Angeles was shot villa rarely
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-09
THE MAN WITH THE LIMP
By ACHlIED ABDULLAH

Antbie JarvCt. a French Socialist
deputy. IS murdered in the Latin quarter
Of Paris and the Partisan uollca arrest
Aue- LantaiEue, who has been seen with
him. an actress. daughter OF the chief OF
the French political police Tenant. an
American working in Paris for a private
detective agency. contends that she is IN
nocenr he lives with lord lrenzies- Kerr
in bachelor quarters his lordship WuiHs
with a limp Teuuant falls I'm love with
the girl. aids in proving her Innocence
and calls ON Eaoul stlvuard. Socialist
publisher. who accuses the government
Of numbering JarFet Steynarl is mys-
teriouslv murdered and Tenant. visiting
she scene. meets NordeE. a German. pos
ing as a butcher. who tries 90 force him
10 return a map % Lnlo-Chlua he oh
tanned from Jarvets Fafe- 1flle Lam
taigne's father attempt 20 have Ten
uant drop bis nrht 20 find the murder
ers and Tenant refuses. but agrees TO
place the evidence he secures before Ian
taiEue first
Tenant goes 10 tho headquarters OF the
Paris secret service 20 look up the record
o. Aristide Rod
He learns that 7r. L-utai-us has exc
tracted &c and leaves FOR the tauneries
district - seek the man IN person
With Doumlys Tenant locates their
man. binds ana gags MN and places him
in q cellar after roh1iuE him 10 cover
their own Identity
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-09

Villa Fails To Make Good Threats To AVenge Angeles
Nation Weeds LeYeHeaded Business Man For President

{ all we should watch the statements
or the candidates and choose n man
who viii do the most 10 quiet the
unrest which Is pervadinE the c0un-
Try. Foreign policies should not take
precedence over the internal prob
lens at any cost We are the world 8
biggest nation today, producing
more than ever before. the worlds
Utopia and yet we have this unrest
TO be handled We should not con
slider a labor candidate now. when
labor. or rather a part or IL, has al
lowed some radicals I'm its ranks TO
further the discomfort What we
need is a leVel-headed business man
for president, one who Will watch
our problems and solve them without
political coercion and with the best
interests OF the nation at view. This
viii now constitute the highest
brand Of patriotism and the man
filling this position viii have a hard
Job"
"Ceusus enumerators- especially
those who can speak Spanish, are
needed 20 work IN this city COM
mencing January 10. when the big
Job Of taking the city's census is
begun said Jesse T. Couch. super
visor OF census taking for the 18th
district we are anxious 10 get
more men right away, and we viii
-AAH.AHa aNNHaAAaAAAlAA anu ElNAAEA exc
aminations at room 500 in the court
house. The city IS divided into
enum Grafton districts. so the work
may be carried on with greater dis
patch.
There are % counties under my
supervision I manage TO cover my
territory regularly, but I find 10 i'm
possible 70 establish an office every
place, 30 7 established one in FL Paso
because Il is the largest and most
important city in the IS counties"
Persons coming TO the tax collec-
tors office should pay their poll
taxes and property tax at the same
time and save themselves trouble"
said r. Del Richey, tax collector. I
The last day in this month is the
last chance to pay poll taxes, and
u is hoped that people viii keen
this in mind and not fail TO get a
poll tax receipt. Auto licenses are ]
selling fast The county officers are
going TO begin Monday arrestfnr ]
persons without new seals on their I
,arsr and I hope everybody viii see I
ms way clear to pay his license be-
lore ne stands q chance to be arrest D
"a also hope everybody viii get
a license this week, as the state /
provides an additional IS percent OF 7
ne tax as penalty after this
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-09

UNFOLDING THE GERMAN PLOT.
TENANT saw himself in a bigger
L case than he had imagined The
man he had bound and gagged In the
basement was the brother Of the girl
be loved His papers proved this he
had operated under a false name. he
was evidently ia the power OF German
agents, being forced 20 work against
his own country lie was positive
that Nordeg's hand was behind it all
and he was now convinced that Nor
deg was German Everything proved
this-his cultural accent and the Ber-
lin taiior's label in his coats doubt
less a gentleman. as proved by mis-
facial characteristics, his manner that
day I'm the Steynard library, and the
exquisite cameo stick pin which he
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-09
Comments On The Days Me1qs

FASHION NOTE: Corkscrews VIII not
I be wsrn On the key rings this
year.
You never hear anybody Dragging
about invenung the accordian.
Elsinore. Fl Paso has Undergone a
startling change in the past 20 years.
Jim LonEwelIs livery stable has been
turned into a garage.
Upon entering a photograph gallery
the OLD fashioned woman always used
10 sav- = never did take a good pic
ture-' Can you imagine the modern
SRI saying anything like that7
They used 20 say "a new broom
swesps clean" That was before the
vacuum cleaner started showing up
the broom.
WHAT'S become Of the old fashioned
stage dancer that used 10 carry his
own sand ln G cornucopla2
There comes a time in every mans
lie when he needs a friend. That's
during the week when his wife is
cleaning house.
on the stage and in the movies the
newspaper reporter" always carries
q pencil and notebook in his hand
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-09

Did you ever see a real reporter with
a pencil and notebook in his hand.
Think il over.
1t is considered unluckv TO upset
the salt shaker. but it's more ex-
pensive 70 spill the sugar.
Judging by the present high cost
Or peefsteak we would say that Old
Mother Goose had some inside infor-
nation when she wrote. The Cow
Jumped over the Noon"
some men are naturally so awI<-
ward and noisy that they can wear
rubber heels and still sound like they
are walking In wooden shoes.
A grasshopper is a flee on stills.
There Is a diamond studded medal
waiting for the animal trainer who
an teach a kangaroo TO walk on Its
Three most useless things in the
world - ukuleles, efficiency experts
The daylight saving law created a
lot or argument, pro and con. over
the turning back Of the clocks we
don't want 20 take sides-BUT-v-e
nave never heard OF anybody turninr
back sun dial
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-09
Retaining The Range.

THE WAR started activities IN many lines that are hav
ing far reaching beneficial effect in the reconstruction
period. One movement begun as war measure 20 IN
the food supply Kidding the southwestern range
Of prairie dogs long the bane Of existence for stocmen
and farmers SO successful this work while earned
by the council of defence that it has been continued
under the auspices of the bureau Of biological survey with
results beyond all expectations.
Sulphur Springs valley, Arizona, is example Of what
has been accomplished in retaining the range from these
pests There 200 full sections Of land, uncuvated last
year this year yielding good crops of hay. In the
country which has been gone for the eradication OF
range pests amounting to approximately 10000 acres, in
creased forage has been raised sufficient to feed extra
head of cattle every 20 aeE from 20 to 80 head on
each section Of land In this work 800 quarts Of poison
was used.
When this work is extended it viii be, to all stock
raising parts of the southwest the cattle growing industry
will receive an impetus that viii be felt in all lines Of
business time II viii compensate the southwestern
states for all the money they spent support Of the var
The reclamation Of the range is Just important as
food measure the reclamation Of the desert for agl
cultural purposes It not only the salvation Of the
great livestock industry but it meat production
that viii 90 long way toward solving the problem Of
feeding the world
This is but one example Of the good that is coming out
Of the war efforts Of the country 1t required stem neces-
sly TO arouse the nation the need Of developing Its
every resource bending all its energy 70 win the war;
the country discovered its latent possibilities and once
aroused the good work then started is being kept up THIS
has been true in all lines Of production affected BY the
war when efficiency became the national watehword The
Kidding of the range Of rodent pests not the least Of
these good results
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-09
MAI. burgess GOES TO A
GOVERNORS CONFERENCE

Maj f. F. Burgess left Thursday
night FOR Denver to join the 10 gov
ernorz from western states on their
special train en- route to Washington
Tor a conference on reclamation and
public lands There will be delegates
from II states aboard the train. in
aouitlon TO the governors. Mai
our CESS takes along a lot Of Fl Paso
made cigars and booklets on Fl Paso
for distribution. Georre r -
4arons who was named with Waf.
5urges as delegate from Texas TO
nc meeting was not able to make
nc Tip as he has been away from
nome great deal Of late.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-09

IL IS evident that certain sycophants
OF our all-powerful president have
D.. thought his position warranted bv two
verses from the 105th Psalm explain
7 7ns ms GIT OF power from Uncle sam.
T. lie made him lord OF his house,
and ruler OF all his substance.
p To bind his princes at his
pleasure; and teach his senators wis
aoItl.--,5li9 bert D. F. Morgan. in Har-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-09
Patter And Chatter
~ 90 90 the Beqirninq.

HERE f. another new year begin
II ping.
A year for turning from hopeless
ways,
year for daring 10 fry, for uinHinE
At last. IN spite Of the LONG delays
Here g. n year for brave endeavor.
A year for mending cur past mis-
takes
A year fer guarding the truth, how
AmuriaE the promise that error
makes
HERE the future begins behind NJ
II The past, with all that was
bitter, les
shall hate or fear or blEotry blind uH
To the GOOD unfolding before our
eycsf
shall we shuttle IN fetters that Time
has rusted,
Covering eaptiveH, body and soul,
Or march ahead with cur thoughts
adjusted
To the newer sign on the looming
Eouls
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-09
Ripping Rhymes
D WAIT MASON.
Happiness

w 0n mad and scrappy plying welding gun
done 9lg We would Be bths and happy were
az
and when arrived the time quitting burr little esso- IT, IA
ay p pee returning we'd soon forget gore and BY the
evening burning deve
lave an been Broken and has
e Spoken and sun The cazed disturbers
e 9uo are breaking this bids hope again; pretty
waxing earth, to
enough OF a emotions that shook soul of eloSuence is
~ mat bore us to useful goal
help the other ' anu '
Copyright By George Matthew Adams WALT MASON.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-09

It because OF our love- I couldn't love
you, dear. II you did"
she walked 20 the door.
Then. Suddenly a thought cane TO
Tenant
angelo" he asksd- Hsuuposs I live
Up 70 my oath Suppose 7 prove thar
your brother was the murderer and
give the proof 10 the world Suppose
7 do ali that-Tithout bringing IN
happiness on your brother and your
fatherl~
II you did that 7 shall love you
even more than do now. dear" she
smiled through a veil Of tears But
you cant do the impossible
-Oh. can't though was Tenant s
stubborn reply.
Go Re Confluued.)
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-09

THE young lady across the way says
L she favors the restriction Of immi-
grafton as she understands foreign ex-
change is now very low and we Ger
tainly ought to be more careful about
whom we let in for a while.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-09

Women Of the country must have the ballot for this
years election, both parties are now crying Not that
they the vote any more than they have az
any time during the half century they have opposed equal
suffrage but realizing that the dear women are going to
get the ballot they propose TO see to It that they vote
straight
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-09

HERE ir a year TO be undertrhinE
III The high adventures TOO lens
delayed.
A year turning from doubt, Hnd
breaking
through rotten barriers. unafraid.
They who have held n, or tried 70
hold u.s.
In mental bondage viii wa and
Eueer,
And the ancient faIrehoods, too ofton
told u.s.
We shah hear aEain, n ne Buuss
10 hear.
WE stand at the place uhsre TIE
w past a. ended.
Between tomorrow ara yegter-
Before q all that e new .nd sDIsn-
did,
Behind Us vTreekaEe. uuisehanes.
decay
Shall we stay IN tie ruts ara BE-
mumbllnE EraTelys
Slaves 70 dogma and checked -
Or. urssd b rsus0u. saassvor brave
y
To reach tie seed thnt - ous
aheadf