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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-08
CONGREGATIONAL Sumner.

The regular congregational supper of
, slrr Presbyterian Church was
j.. H,e' aig i al go. Tins was followed
bv an assembly nour, iurngw irl stcreop-
tican views Illustrating tie lnter-Church
" ord Movement we're thrown upon a
screen. Both meetings were well attended.
Next Wednesday evening the congrega-
tional meeting viii be held in the church
eoibce.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-08
Large Number at Eastern Star Dance.

The dance of Delaware Chapter No. |,
Order of the Eastern Star, in the ballroom
of the Hotel du Pont last night, was
attended by more than 350memhers and
guests, who enjoyed until a late hour. the
excellent floor and the other attractions
of the hotel. The Original Six furnished
music.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-08
Timothy O'TOoie to Wed in Baltimore.

and Timothy A. O'Toole, Of this city, are
to be married in the Baltimore Cathedral.
April IL, at 10 o'clock. The bride Will be
attended by Miss Alice Coady and
Thomas Bayard O'Toole, brother OF
The groom, viii be the best man.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-08
Niagara Men Stick TO Union.

Niagara Falls. y Y, April Switch
men in the Niagara Falls yards today de-
clared their loyalty TO the brotherhood OF
Railway Trainmen and refused to JOIN
the yardsmen's association strike. A COM
mittee of 80 from Buffalo made the un-
successful plea for a walkout.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-08
Case Will he Investigated.

The case Of Joshua Cephas, colored,
charged with non-support, was continued
by Judge Hastings in Municipal Court
today, until April "a, during which time
the ease will be investigated. Each party
claims the other with keeping company
with someone else.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-08
Recention 10 Pastor.

Rev. f. c. Sunfeld, pastor Of Eastlake
NJ. L. Church. was honored with re-
ception by about 250 Of the church mem
bers last night. Addresses bv John A.
smith and Rev. George Q. Williams of
MeCabe NJ. L. Church and vocal and
instrumental music made up the program.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-08
Oriental Lodge Gives Smoker.

A smoker, with special vaudeville
features, will be held tonight by Oriental
Lodge, No. 13, X Of p tonight in Pythian
Hall The lodges degree team will go to
Lancaster, Pa, on Saturday by special
train
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-08
PERSISTENT PICKETS HELD.
Women Return TO British Embassy and
Police Nab En-.

Washington, April S.-Irish pickets
appeared at the British Embassy again
today and were promptly arrested by the
police on charges of violating Federal
statute.
Calvin 1929 South Taylor street, Phila-
delphia: Maura Quinn, Jamaica Plains
Mass: katherine Mckeon. 1871 Castle
avenue, Philadelphia.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-08
Maccabees to Have Card Party.

The Woman's Benefit Association of
the Maccabees viii hold card party this
evening al the home of Mrs. Elizabeth
Hartman, of 920 Franklin street.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-08
For Violating Speed Law.

For violating the speed law, Harry b.
Hastings in Municipal Court today.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-08
FRENCH TO PROBE sHooTIN-.
FRENCH NOT REQUESTED
To WITHDRAW TROOPS
BY Associated Press 70 Every Evenina

BY Associated Press 20 Every Eveninz
Paris, April S.-Reports that Great
Britain and the United States had called
upon France 70 withdraw her troops from
Frankfort are entirely without iounda-
ton, it was announced in an Official no te
issued today.
Certain agencies inspired bv Germany
reads the note, spread the report ~
Germany and some neutral countries
that England and the United States had
summoned France yesterday % remove
her troops from Frankfort.
This report which evidently was intended
10 be misleading and which produced
certain effervescence IN the newly occu-
pied regions yesterday, is absolutely with
out foundation.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-08

London, April S.-Premier Lloyd
George and his cabinet wil meet today.
presumably 70 determine The attitude
Great Britain VIII take relative tu the
occupation Of German cities east Of the
Rhine By the French.
For this reason the conference Of allied
preniers and foreign ministers, whlch has
been arranged for today, and at which
the German situation was % have been
discussed, has been postponed. IL probably
will be held tomorrow.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-08
SAYS COP. PEACE STAND
IS POLITICAL GAME
Democrats Will Unite in Opposi-
ton; House Republicans Ex-
pect to Pass Resolution.

Bv Associated Press to Every Evening
Washington, April s.--Adoption OF
the Republican peace resolution to-
morrow by the House was indicated
today when the rule limiting debate
on the measure To nine hours was
adopted with some Democrats join
ing the Republicans in supporting.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-16
Elephant Butte Lake Is Wonderful Asset To 81 PaSO
SaLeSn1en Should Uphold Ideals OF Their Profession

an Elephant Butte lake FL Paso has
! an attraction perhaps equal TO
any other inland city in the United
States" said district clerk C N Nc
Kinney. Tt IS situated IN q country
Of natural beauty. Fishing IS good.
and plans now on foot TO stock the
lake with 20000,000 black bass
should make il better. Many good
camping places are accessible. while
the houses provided by the reclama-
ton service for campers at small
fees give some OF the comforts Of
home"
1T Is being discovered that there
perspective buyer, scientific way
Of conducting a sales talk. and a
scientific way OF getting the sigma
ture OF the dotted line" said Ray
Shelton. II the salesman VIII realize
that he is q professional man, with
the dignity Of a profession 10 uphold
It viii prove an incentive 10 do good
work and lead on to the desired re-
suits.
This attitude on the part OF the
salesman places him above the solic-
itor. the canvasser. the bIotter dis
tributor, the ordertaker. and the man
whose sole argument IS price The
American is wonderful producer Of
machinery. implements. textiles and
a thousand and one products and
then he makes markets for his goods.
This Is one OF the causes OF our na-
tional prosperity. And because OF
this, the Importance Of the salesman
cannot be overstated- He Is the mo-
tive power OF commerce. The mer-
chandise OF field and factory-the
origfnators Of all products-must
find a market Widening the market
Increases quantity Of products, de-
velops the country and creates
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-16

7 An and always have been unquan-
] nsdly fnfavor o. equal suffrage and
hope TO see every state including
Tennessee and North Carolina rstify
Il But why this sudden coercion OF
sovereign and Democratic states BY
the historical champion OF states
rights-ths Democratic party led BY
a Dsmocrat-ths president, who not
so long ago stood a bar 70 submis-
sion Of the amendment Shades OF
Jefferson and Haynesl
The answer IS easy. Political ez-
pediencyi This e1pediency and It's
quality are wen Illustrated in the
astonishing uloglc OF the governor Of
North Carolina in now urging rati-
fication fnstanter- He IS quoted IS
saying in his message 70 the leglsla-
ture. 1T IS well known that I have
never been impressed with the
wisdom or necessity for woman SUI
frage IN North Carolina yet
equal suffrage IS at hand Inside Of
six months some state VIII open the
door and the women viii enter the
political forum This being true. I
am convinced Il would be the part OF
wisdom and grace for North Carolina
to accept the inevitable and ratify
the amendment There Is
another and FAR deeper reason for not
delaying the movement we are power
less TO defeat The big question that
Is going 20 be settled IN the next six
months is whether this nation shall
enter an alliance with % OF the most
powerful nations on earth for the
purpose OF forever delivering human
.ty from the burdens and horrors OF
war. On that question the women
have sacred right 70 be heard for
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-16
Short SHatcheS
From EUeSyWhene

That bathing suit parade was an
eye-opener. AL right-F'lorida Tines
Union.
Our changing language. To b lit
Up" now means only that--Arzansas
Gazette
me boy with a mother Is q lap
aaead OF the boy withou--Louls-
vile Post
A single swallow doesn't make q
sumner vacation. ei-her.-Columbia
Is c. Record
"One-third of al women's bath
ing suits" Can they stand it,
Omaha Worid-Herald-
Gen Pilsudsizy's resemblance to
Napoleon Is mostly IN tie way he got
out OF Russia--Dallas News
The Irish are using bombing planes
against the British Another develop
ment in Erinaurics. - Blnghauton
Tie majority OF women have
nerves-and that Is what Il takes to
wear the new styles - salt Lake
me price Of potatoes has fallen to
the point where one nay az least
look one in the eye.-Arzansas Ca
zette-Little Rock
Headline nan calls attention TO the
need OF a Pied Piper in the rat var.
Good suggestion. all right. but ~
case a competent rat charmer eulists.
we find q boorleEger public
spirited enough 70 keep the piper
pied Buffalo Express
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-16
Southwestern Cotton.

A RiZONAS and New Mezicos cotton crops looking
n up" A report Gotten conditions in the Roswell
News shows that New Mexico viii produce 1870 bales OF
cotton this year and that the present condition
Mexico has $1,000 in cotton ArzOnas cotton eondi-
ton also is and her acreage 24io0o Only two other
and New Mexico They Oklahoma and California both
rated at S. The other cotton states are lower ranging
down to a condition in Florida.
As an aferhough Horace Greeley certainly would have
explained that ne meant the southwest.
There certain words phrases that the American
public has learned to shy at such Progressive for
ward looking" and vision"
Franklin Roosevelt resorts to nvective in the usual
way Of peaders without to divert attention from
the issue.
Better not quit working while you wait for the oil
wells to come in
Care for the labong population is necessary to the vel
fare Of the community.
Two OF three Paso industries are responsible for al
most all the smoke in the city Why not get after them
and make them improve their firing methodist
Have the women made up their husbands minds how
they are going to vOte7
Russia needs death and dismsmbermsnt policy.
Toby your own notes back from the bank is the best
investment you make.
We don't need elaborate statistics to tel rs our average
mentality is low.
Thai to 'lpe BY the mans nil became the cause of
all mems Eiseu.
Richard Hooker.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-16

shall we do7 Il e almost as bad as
II the Pip has caught you. Uncle Wig
gily-7
NOT quite" said the bunny. But
almost Let's Try again TO squeeze
outr They triad, but they couldn't
and Billie was thinking they'd maybe
have 10 stay there all night Whe~. al
OF q sudden. Uncle WigElly thought
OF a new nutmeg Crater he had seen
In the basket
Taxing out the nutmeg Crater.
which was Ike a rough file. the
bunny quickly scraped the hole IN
the log big enough so he and Billie.
fat as they were from eating the cake.
could get out
@oh. how glad am bIsatsd Billie.
and Uncle Wiggiiy was glad also
Thon he bought more cake for Nurse
Jane. and hoped 70 his hollow stump
bungalow. And. Z the rocking char
doesn't dance On one leg when It's
giving the sofa cushion a ride 70
Banbury Cross. III tell you next
about Uncle WigElly's hot day
Copyright. 1920. ~ the Mcclure
Newspaper Syndicate
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-16
Political Expediency Of The Democrats
In Lining Up South For Equal Suffrage

when cannon roar the women furnish
the fodder
Does the translation read Ike this7
1t have been and an now opposed TO
equal suffrage. But 10 Is ineViLahls
and We need votes 20 elect our candi-
date 10 the presidency This being
true let us be gracious and grab the
credit for putting It over for thereby
We nay capture the feminine vote.
One state only Is lacking and North
Carolina and Tennessee. being Demo
cratic states, 90 is most important
that at least one OF them ratifies be-
fore Republican state steals the
honor. 1t Is true that the coercicn
violates the fundamental tenet OF
the Democratic party. but expedlercy
Is me Watchword between row and
the November election
The inquiring feminine mind VII
not 5e deceived. for the record Is
plain enough The Democratic con
Eention at san Francisco openly said
that Tennessee, being & Democratic
state e would be good politics II she
should become the S6th state TO
ratity- Il is public knowledge thar
IKE Messages have gone 70 Tennessee
and carolina from the Democratfe
leaders from San Francisco % 49,
ington- II dominant party politics n
the ratifying states Is the mszsure
Of party loyalty and service 10 ire
equal suffrage cause. the Democratic
party cannot afford 70 call atfentior
thereto OF the states when have
ratlfled 20 date the large majority
are Republican The scuth fra
bulwarlz OF the Democrats uartv. n
with exception. opposed to sousi suf-
frage- II would indeed require violent
coercion 70 line up the solid soufh
IS in favor Of IL
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-16

wealth. It IS upon the salesman that
this responsibility rests"
=
Deportation OF a certain class OF
foreigners who are not citizens
would help suppress the epidemic OF
thefts," said Fred Whitesides- I
have noticed that most OF the thefts
which have been worked out here
have resulted in the arrest OF men
who are not citizens OF the United
States In South FL Paso there Is
one family continually giving the
police trouble. One OF the men has
skipped to Mexico and police say
they want him here for a murder.
Another OF the family Is now held
for assault to murder. an told
that two OF the family have served
prison sentences and the police say
the whole outfit consists OF 'undesir-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-16

ables-' Deportation Is the best solu-
ton for this kind Of a problem Il
proposition more closely. She has a
legal remedy with which 70 I'D her
self OF foreign undesirables.~
." No children reads a sign 7 re-
Gently saw on an apartment house
which had a to let sign out" said
J. D. Lovelace. i talked 20 one
apartment house owner who bars
children Here are two Of the eI-
cuses he gave as 20 why he would
not admit children; they are noisy
N their play and might bother the
neighborz. and they have too many
pets so his complaints went. He
had a dozen like the ones I cited
That set ne thinking maybe there
were two sides 10 the question"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-16

going 10 help Poland. The French
commander, he adds. demanded 4
clear passage or ne would use
machine guns.
The Belgian government has for
oldden shipment Of ammunition
which has arrived at Antwerp from
France destined TO Gen. Wrangel,
says an Antwerp dispatch TO the
Daily Mail This action, IL Is be-
lieved, was due 10 an announcement
by Belgian Workmen that they
would refuse to handle the shipment
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-16
ROUNDABOUT TOWN 3 c. 4 MAREN=

I IEUT- J. B. HUPR. skipper In COM
l. uand OF the good ship 'EI Paso."
IN other words. commanding Of
fieer at the FL Paso naval recruit
ing station. says the last time he
was in Greece the sailors found that
the revenue stamps off Bull Durham
tobacco bags were almost exactly like
the money in circulation in that
country. and. wishing 20 make bust
ness brisk for the Grecian merchants,
the Americans collected all the
stamps they could get and had no
trouble exchanging them for wares
and merchandise The hoax was not
discovered until the stamps began to
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-16
. SHINY NOSE

one Of The complaints that I receive
~ most frequently from core
sponoantz is about q shiny nose
. A nose that Is red or highly polished
Is usually too Oily, consequently a
drying powder Is ore CT the best
things I can recommend
Now this powder. as you probably
know II you have been reading this
column for any length OF time. con
sists OF three simple ingredients
which are absorbed into the pores.
which cleanse out the dirt, and dry
the OIL X is made as follows:
ClenslnE Powder
Almond meal two parts
Powdered borax. one part
Corn or wheat starch. two parts.
This you viii doubtless recognize
as the blackhead cleansing formula.
When 7 advise its use on the face i
ada directions for a cold cream mas
sage because this uoVder Is Quite
drying But as there is already too
much oil in the skin OF a shiny nose.
mere Is no necessity for using any
hing else The best way 10 use II is
20 wash the nose thoroughly with hot
water then while the pores are open,
7ub IN generous amount Of powder
you VIII be amazed at the way
your skin viii take Il NJ You can
RIO Il n several times Rinse Il all
off thoroughly with hot water and
finally with cold II the skin feels
BIT drawn, massage IL gently with the
dnEer tips Then rub on a little face
powder and you viii be delighted at
ne way q stays, and the way your
lAin looks
This treatment. Incidentally. Is
good for blackhesds around the
lostrils
Jeanne-At your age with that
height the average weight is 125
pounds. I would not advise anything
70 reduce the size OF the bust If you
wear e brassiere, carry yourself well
and adopt simple lines IN dressing.
The size Of your bust viii not Be
noticeable As you are so much over
weight, general reduction is what
you need 1t is wen not to take the
features too seriously at your age.
The l5Ps always thin somewhat as
are face natures
= o. CT you use q nail brush in
stead Of the file. you can keep the
fingers dainty. no matter how ragged
the skin IS under the nails. The con
dition wiz disappear, as the strenuous
use OF the file has likely caused It
Glycerine and rose water. equal partE. I
used TO rub into the hands after the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-16
ambition To ExceIMade
Rose Champion Typist
By FRANCES L. GARsIDE


DERHAPS one reason so many girls
l dislike typewriting is that they
have never taken the pains to
excel IN it.
q an as good as most" a girl viii
reply. But there IS such a thing as
being better than any, and that dis
tinction fell to a certain young girl
before she was 16.
She had to earn her living. She
studied the typewriter and she made
up her mind that here was a job that
could be robbed Of its hundrum fea-
lures by one becoming the best type
writer in the world A big ambition
But she was not afraid
Her name IS Rose I. Fritz. A high
school girl at IS, a teacher OF type
writing at 16. the worlds champion
at II and an income Of $1,000 at 10.
The highest typewriting speed rec
ord she finally attained was IS words
a minute from unfamiliar copy, and
263 words a minute from copy that
was familiar. Absolute accuracy WIS
the standard for which she aimed.
and her typewriting record OF lis
words per minute. maintained for IS
minutes without error. has never
been equaIed-
Shortly after leaving school she
was asked TO give a demonstration
before the officials OF a large type
writing company As a result she was
asked to sign a contract to travel.
which has taken her a distance OF six
times around the globe On these
trips she appeared before two presi-
dents, king. a queen and other no.
tables
She had an ambition TO excel along
humble lines. and she never lost
sight Of her ambition Excellence in
common, every day humble actfvi-
ties is what the world needs. Per
haps your work IS cast in humble
places? Do you try TO excel in IT,
Copyright, 1920, Thompson Feature
Service
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-16
Jim The Penn1an


THE r of his day Of International the other morning
way o1e greater
all Of the ps easy
millions
without without
forlorn
poohouse
yesyear" There Jim the
doors again. and there he sits thinks
been And to the poOThouse the jail nearly all the kings Of
crooked
fairly his industry sing SMILE
dollar is the that's gained by trckey and guile.
Copyright George adams WALT MASON
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-16
Bedtin1e Storfes 40. n - o.
UNCLE WIGGILY AND BuLYsS BUNK.
By HOWARD R GARIs-

Wouldn't It Be fun. Uncle WizEily.@
bleated Billie, If We had somsthlnr
good 70 eat Wills we're hiding here
IN my bunk"
1T would be finsl- laughed tie
bunny. There isn't much room %
turn around in this hollow log bunk
OF yours. but maybe We can eat III
see whzts n Nurse James grocery
basket She bought the stuff herself.
and just called for It later. It TIE
store
Uncle Wlggily looked IN the bass-st
and found some sponge cake He ate
a lot and 50 did Billie. FOR hey were
hungry. and then they found a bottle
OF root beer IN the basket and they
drank that On TOP Of the sponge
cake
'lfyi I feel az II I'd eaten a fuu
meal" said Billie
SO DO I" said Uncle WiEgIly, @Ana
guess now it's tine for ne TO leave
your bunk. The Pip Is gone"
But when Uncle Wlgsily ard Billie
tried to crawl cut OF the goat boys
hollow log bunk hiding place. they
were AL swelied up rom eating
sponge cake and drinking root bssr
and they couldn't squeeze out OF the
hole in the log
"Oh. deariT bleatsd Billie what
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-16

, pour into the banks bV the basket
1ull from merchants and bazaar keep
ers, and then IL was too late 10 DO
anything but listen 70 the sailors
The lieutenant also AYERS that he
knows a man who rode all over
France on a United Cigar stores
coupon
he says II you can pass the guard
AZ the gate. you are usually safe.
The man would show his cigar
coupon and get by the gateman IN
the rush. and when the conductor
came around he would pretend to
have lost his ticket, so he Just rode
and rode and rode-if the lieutenant
IS correctly Informed. and he
usually Is.
He knows everything from how 10
holystone a deck, swing a yard arm
o. reef a san to how 10 hard boil an
egg OF dress a chicken
working in the nudes may
not apply solely TO models, but TO
artists themselves IL the cost OF
clothing does not drop.
y
The hiEhhrovr sayss
fJeu d'eaprifs instead OF aioke..
aIndiEentn instead OF abroke.1
"Ridieule- instead OF guy
HFnbricnten instead Of alle.-
SPOT pourrin instead Of ahaah.7
@DamoseI1 Instead Of dame
-Resoluten instead OF game
@NutrImcntn instead OF a4meaI.v
"DisaroW1 Instead OF -tsqueal-1
"RendezvousD instead OF sjoint."
sfDesiEnatev Instead Of point
afFarfnnce- instead OF ascrap.-
@Countennncer instead OF @mnp.7
beverage instead o. drink
a'Aictltate7 instead OF wink
~strutngem- instead Of atrick--
AIndisposed1 instead OF sick
"EfesIfutcn instead OF sataI.n
@ReprlmandS instead OF shawl"
@lnurbnner instead OF cough
Then we iovFbroVs cry eenouEhl-
Harold Seton IN Cartoons Magazine.
~
Charlie Brann says shoes are so ex-
penslve chese days that one has 20
walk fast in order to cover as much
ground as possible while they last
Like Henry IRIS driving home fast
In his car in order 20 get there before
the gasoline gave out
It's hard 10 have n heart Of twenty
And be in fact two score and more,
It's sure to play you pranzs aplenty,
And make a would be bean a bore
To flowers. the youthful honey-Iover
u a most welcome sight TO see,
How sad about a bloom to hover,
When you're TOO old to be a bee.
Tho Rose Girl.
Harry Swain saw a big tree in a
California forest and when they ex-
planned that IL took Il 400 years 70 I
grow Harry remembering how long I
i took 70 build the postoffice In FL /
Paso. exclaimed.
It's easy TO EXPLAIN this tree is |
on a government reservation.
The galley boy says q resp cheek
By any other name mould cost Just
as much.
Fred Feldman was surprised the /
other day when he could not get one !
OF his customers 10 look pleasant. I
please" during a sitting for a /
The explanation came later
when he learned that the patron
had been told the price per dozen
just before he sat for the job.
Our idea OF a snap: Owning gaso- /
line filling station.
A lot Of boarding housekeeperE
Eet a kick out OF their coffee.
Think IL overs it's good
A Tucumcari man contributes this /
one:
Wife; II wonder Il our new neigh |
bors are nice people2~
Husband. Don't know. but can tell I