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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-01
II Years Ago Today
From The Herald of This Date, 1906.

D EPORTs from Salisbury. Eng. tell
X zef the worst wreck IN English
history Nineteen Americans, who
had Just left the steamer from New
York were among those killed and
many Americans were injured
Col J. H McCHntock. OF Phoenix.
commanding the national guard Of
Arizona has received a request TO
take troops into Morenci and Clifton
to preserve order in the pending
strike
Felix Martinez. who left several
days ago for Colorado. is spending a
short vacation on his ranch near
Trinchera, Col.
The West Texas fair and carnival
opened at Abilene today. Senator Joe
Bailey viii speak on the fourth. 2. L
Cobh viii be another speaker.
Harry Austin is very I'll at the
Hotel Dieu-
G. L Hoyt leaves today for the
east.
J. q. Northman returned yesterday
from q months trip 10 California
The monthly meeting Of the school
board is scheduled for tonight Only
four members are in the city. Judge
Beauregard Bryan is at Brennan,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-01
Susanna Bells Cat
Inspired Her Big Idea =
By FRANCIS L. GARsIDE.

CUSANNA BELL had a big Persian
, cat. and she loved him and when
her husband died the ca- was all
she had left in the world 70 love
She hadn't any money she was
past 90 and she had had no business
training.
But-she had her cat. and she. had
also q big idea He was a pure
blooded Persian she had been enVied
because Of him many times. she
would make him. she decided. the
support OF the family
This was seven years ago For
some time she lived in her home in
an apartment house. breeding. nurs-
ing and HOUSEKEEPING cats Then
the neighbors complained, which was
a good thing. because she decided
then to go into the business on a
larger scale She rented house. put
out a sign. susanna Bells kittens
and began 10 make money.
She added birds. dogs. Monkeys
she breeds these pets. she boards pets
for families going out OF town. she
cures them when i'll, having one room
set aside as a hospital. and she has
become an authority the last word
in pure bl0oded cats and dogs
one cat seven years ago, and now
a stock that is insured for S10sguu-
An because she had an inspiration,
and needed IT.
EVERY one has an Inspiration Ike
this. What are you doing with
vourse-Copyright 1920. thompson
Feature Service
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-01
Britain's Rocky Road

britain is having troubles in places than in
D Ireland Her policies concerning Turkey and Persia
have been dapproTed by France and Italy and her efforts
to secure pledge Of nonntererence from Russia have
failed India is rent with domestic discord and the sense
Of nationalism and Separation Is growing fast
There seems to be little love lost between France and
England IN their foreign policies Each sees in the other
potential enemy feels that England has used her
power to aggrandze herself weaken France, and sustain
Germany. England looks with disaTor French schemes
to form new central European alliance
British military taken in India have only
served to ebtter the people who feel that they con-
buted hugely the safety and victory Of the empire dur
ing the war The Indian leaders taking up the cry OF
"sef discrimination" and advocating separation British
army officers resored to rather indiscrmnate killings IN
the effort to terroze the agtators and fogng has be-
come common The Indians regard corporal punishment
with adherence and the British methods have only made
them hate British representatives, and have not terozed
the people as the British had hoped.
British success IN governing Canada, Australia, and New
Zealand has not been repeated IN Egypt India, and Ire
land and the imperial sway viii be broken unless the
British change their methods. It appears that the British
public will not back government that undertakes to wage
war On large scale against rebelous domnions And no
British statesman rises to apply peaceabls methods etec
tuaIly-
The most superficial glance over the European and
Asatic situation today makes American even more shy
than he used to be- the thought Of being drawn into
the souabbes through the enforcing of international
pledge It is true may be drawn in against our viii
but why hunt trouble?
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-01
Bedtime Stories For The Little Ones
UNCLE WIGGILY AND THE HOOKS.
Rv HOWARD r.. GARIs. so


~ru answer them II they ask me
any questions" spoke the bunny,
teasing Ike
oh, I'm not going to talk to you'll
I'm gong out for q while. II anybody
comes let them inI" said Nurse Jane,
sort OF cold and icebox ike
~Au right" said Uncle Wiggily. So
he went on putting extra hanging
hooks in the closet and pretty soon he
heard q knock at the door
Come inF' he invited. remembering
what Nurse Jane had told him But
you can imagine how surprised the
bunny gentleman was when in came
the bad old Skeezicks, long and
lanky
Il want sousei want souseF' CUR
gled the bad chap. What are you DO
ing2" he asked Uncle Wiggily. Are
you putting up hooks 10 hang your
Fourth Of July stockings on7'
Il only hang my stockings up at
Christmas" said Ulcle Wtggily,
slowly like and said These are moth
hooks for Nurse Jane. Please don't
take my souse until I finish screWinE
them in the closet"
well. be quick about it, I'll wait
here for your the Skee snickered and
he sat down near the closet Uncle
WigEily screwed in the last hook
very slowly. he was thinking Of a
plan to get away from the bad crea-
ture-
Finally the last hook was screwed
do YOU mind II try them to see
II they are strong enoughT' asked the
bunny.
"Tn try the hooks myself" said
the Swee. IF you try them you may
get away. II the hooks viii hold me
they'll hold a moth guess. Look out
the wayl"
WiggiIy away and the bad chap step
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-01

eTTHE plan Of the local Y. NJ c. A
to devote one OF its two-week
vacation periods TO business men
Is splendid and ] am sure FL Paso
business men viii not be slow TO
sieze such an opportunity for having
a real vacation at a real camp at
such a moderate expense" said J. H
Austin. Many business men are I'M
able to take long trips to distant re-
sorts either because they cannot spare
the time or the money necessary. The
Y camp at Kamp Whatumakit, offers
every facility for enjoyment, rest and
recreation that one can think Of, yet
its close TO FL Paso in case Of emer-
gency and the vacation period is TO be
so planned that the expense VIII be
scarcely If any more than remaining
in the city for the same length OF
time would be-"
The Texas hospitality about which
one hears so much is amply Illus
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-01

A Ii Of a sudden one night, as Uncle
a Wiggily sat in his hollow stump
bungalow. reading the Cabbage
Leaf Gazette. his evening paper,
Nurse Jane Fuzzy W., his musk
rat lady housekeeper, jumped 80
her chair and clapped her paws to
gether.
~Hai Why the sudden outburst Of
joyg" asked Uncle Wiggily, twinkling
his pink nose. Did you see some
funny joke In the paper2"
why. no. What makes you think
sogs asked Miss Fuzzy WuzZy. and
once more she clapped her paws to-
gether-
You act just as II you were at the
movies and saw something funny TO
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-01

clap at" said the bunny gentleman,
smiling
I'm not clapplng" replied Nurse
Jane. "Pm only trying to catch some
moth bugs that are flying around If
I don't catch them they'll eat up all
my blankets and your clothes, the
moths will"
put up hooksg' cried Uncle Wig
gily. and his pink nose twinkled twice
as fast do you thing the moths viii
hang themselves up on the hooks, and
play tag with one another, and let our
clothes and wooden blankets aloneF'
"Oh, no. not that" Nurse Jane said
But If you viii put up some extra
hooks in the closets Then III sprinkle
some chips and bark from the cedar
tree in the closet. shut 1t up, and no
moths viii dare come in
why notgF asked Uncle WiEEliy,
as Nurse Jane Jumped Up and clapped
her paws again.
well, moths don't like the smell Of
cedar" said the muskrat lady. so 1
wish you'd put some extra hooks up
for me in the big closet, Uncle Wig
gily, If you please.
I shall do it in the morning." the
bunny gentleman made answer, with
low and polite bow and his pink,
twinklinE nose
Then he finished the paper and
went TO bed. and, in the morning, he
started to put up some extra hooks
in the moth closet for Nurse Jane
"Wiu you listen for the door bell
and telephoneg' called the muskrat
lady up TO the bunny uncle after he
had screwed in perhaps half a dozen
hooks.
whats the matter7 Can't the door
bell and telephone listen for them
I selvesg" asked 1Ir. Longears.
"Oh, don't be sillyi I mean viii you
answer them while I run over TO Mrs.
/ Wibbiewobble's to borrow some
sugar. inquired the muskrat lady
housekeena-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-01
Little IntT0eWS
Y NJ C. f. Plan For Business Mems Vacation Praised;
Church Visitors Are Shown Real Ell PaSo Hospitality

"El Paso's downtown streets are re-
markedly wen lighted for a city Of
this size said 7. J. Ormiston. but
some OF the streets in the outlying
residence districts have not a light
along their whole length and one
who must traverse them after night
fan must literally grope his way
from corner to corner I should think
this condition would tend TO Increase
crime Holdup men simply take up
beats OF dark streets and II Fl Paso
wishes TO avert such dangerous pos
she viii make arrangements TO light
her side streets and byWays as eL-
tensively and adequately as she does
her main business streets
The county engineer has an
nounced that work has been resumed
on the county road and viii be con-
tinued as long as he can keep men
on the lob" said W : Matthews.
He should have said IL would be
continued until the army finds that
there are IS men on one job and can
get their trucks there 70 recruit the
laborers away from their job 7 am
told on good authority that the army
Is no respectOr OF persons and VIII
take labor away from farmer as
readily as from anyone else even
though 10 has repeatedly been
pointed out that by so doing crops
are lost One man in the lower val
ley told ne he sent two men 10 DO
piece Of work on his farm early IN
the morning. He returned 10 the spot
in an hour and found them gone j
drove to Fort Bliss just to see II they
were there the farmer told me, and
sure enough there were my two men.
They told me 1t was easier work and
that they didn't have 10 work hard
for what they got at the fort They
also said they could kill as much
time as they pleased and admitted
that the work they were doing could
have waited and been done IN the
winter or at least when the harvest
season was not on
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-01

MR. JOHN c. BIGGUNs never likes
Wl to hear OF any plan
That might bring rs changed
conditiOnss he's n AsOlid busi-
ness mans
Fat and rich, Conservatism is his
solid middle names
Anything that locks Ike progress he
denOunces as a shame;
He his been in opposition. ever since
his Wad WIS Won
To MI efforts for advancement,
dreading each, excepting none.
sIITHY,s he asks. @ean't people ever
w be serene and satisfied!
There is too much agitation By
the wOOlly and VFild-eyedi
They are always making efforts to
have changes brought about;
I would Ike to see them baniEhedi
round ZEN up and ship 'em ont
All this talk about new parties
Hh01ld be halted right aWays
Why give heed 10 crazy people and
the crazy things they Eayf
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-01
Nearer Home

WE HAVE right around here in the southwest scenery
w that tourists long way to yet we accept It
as commonplace How many Of US have taken the trouble
to visit the Grand Canyon Of the Colorado9 This IS as
beautiful and awe inspiring nature affords
Scientists and tourists enrapured with its grandeur
and beauty. It's constantly shifting eoors are themes
for artists.
Arizona and New Mexico have scenery unsurpassed
elsewhere and delightful resorts. Cloudcro Elephant
Butte dam and the New Mexico and Arizona mountains
offer lures that satisfy vacation desires.
See the southwest and Learn to know and love or own
region better.
Pine Bluff Ark pine than bluff seems after
what happened to minister there Wednesday when he
tried to stir up an outlaw railway strike
The Democrats can't be accused of trying to carry
water both shoulders. They trying to carry water
On one shoulder and booze on the other.
sailor tried to bum five Boston hotels There IS
limit to how often a sailor be fed beans
One thing IS rapidly becoming certainty; MeAdOO
either viii or VIII not BE-
Virtue is Ike precious OdOms-mOsi fragrant Dhen
tIey are incensed or crushed.
Francis Bacon
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-01

NolIEHOW, it's awfully hard for a
y man 10 watch his wife curling her
hair and poWdering her back-ano,
81 the same time 10 think OF her as 3
citizen.
II isn't 80 much love Of the
woman as love Of a fight that IN
spires a man to battle Tor the
hfart Of n girl who doesn't love
him, rather than a marry one who
does, and be happy:
Love doesn't fly out OF the window
when poverty comes in at the door,
but when MONEY comes In at the
door-especiaIly II its the wife's
money.
10 man ever doubted that he could
tame q man tanner" once he married
her-and no woman ever doubted that
she could break a heart breaker
once she landed him
Somehow the only comfort a
woman gets out OF married life Is
the consoling thought that she isn't
a Epinster.
A man Is never happy in e. love
affsir-5ecause the moment ne thinks
he has q woman Just where ne wants
her" he begins 70 wonder II he wants
her there.
A woman VIII forgive a man
more readily Tor being seen at a
prize fight with another man
than for being seen at 4 prayer
meeting with another woman.
Wen. I should SAY 50!
=
Nowadays, a hero Is a man who
darss TO admit that he Is not having
a gay and delightful time while his
via is away IN the country
Yes, CHAIRMAN, always try to be
the guiding star" o. a mans life,
but never deceive yourself by fancy
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-01
THREE ARE KILLED WHEN
AIRPLANE STRIKES WIRE

san Francisco. Calf, July Two
men and a ten year old boy were
killed and their bodies burned when
an airplane in which they were rid
ing here yesterday struck a high
voltage electric wire and crashed TO
the ground in flames at the Mariana
flying field The dead are Daniel
Lanme. %, commercial airplane pilot
formerly Of army air service; Paul
Lane. 10. nephew Of Daniel Lane; H
L Tucker, Of San Francisco, formerly
with the United States forestry
service.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-01
Little Interviews.

trated by the treatment accorded visi-
tors in your churches" said Mrs Ar
thur Baum. Churches all over the
country are supposed to be specially
concerned over the welfare OF tran
silent guests, but I have frequently
attended services in various cities,
where no one noticed my presence
nor addressed a word Of welcome or
friendship to me. Here in Fl Paso. I
have attended three different churches
on as many different Sundays and
each time several members have made
il a point TO notice me and chat a
little after services making me well
come at their church and even invit-
ing me TO their homes while ] an IN
the city. There is a spirit OF friend
ship and brotherliness IN Fl Paso
which I have never encountered in
any other city 1t Is as important a
factor in bringing new residents TO
your city as tho most modern Of civic
improvements"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-01

ped inside the closet TO test the
hooks.
Hal Now's my chance have youl"
cried Uncle Wiggily, slamming shut
the door, and locking II.
Let me outl Let me outI" howled
the Skee-
NO. siri Neveri I've caught you
and now III send for the policeman
dog" said the bunny. And he did and
the policeman dog took the Skee to
jail for a week. But Uncle Wiggily
had put up the moth hooks for Nurse
Jane. And II the chalk doesn't turn
pink when II sees the red ink foun-
tains pen make the blotter blush. III
tell you next about Uncle Wiggily
and the fireworks
Copyright 1920. by Mcclure News
paper Syndicate
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-01
A Line O. Cheer
Each Day o. The Year
By JOHN KENDRICEL BANGS.

JULY.
HTHEN lilies flirt with butterflies.
w And bumble-bees begin their
song
When clouds laze Imply In the skies
The whole day long
When Daddy Time pursucs his way
AS though he had no place to 90,
And pauses for a holiday
In wales below
When roses with a careless mien
Nod me a greetin gas I pass
When deeper grows the touch Of
green
In tree ald grass
When friendtsr grows my chosen
star
Up in the spreading vault OF cheer.
I know without my Calendar
July is here
And ia her quiet, restful days
ny soul rejoices without cease
And stirs with gratitude and praise
For ways OF peace
-Copyright. 1890. By the Mcclure
Newspaper Syndicate
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-01
.Patter IND Chatte1
The Voice of Conservatism

I'm opposed TO any changes, let rs
keep things rs they are;
Why should any man who lahorH
think he ought to own n cart
II the men who work for wages ever
get the upper hand
Where will we who have investments
that arr sound and sacred
stundf
Why, they even think the public
should own stOelyards, mills
and mines,
And L understand the train hands
want to help to run the lines.
L AVE the people gone clear craEys
II VIII they listen TO such trashf
Down with all these foolish notions!
Let US trust IN solid cash.
ChunEe Is always full Of danEcr-
why have changes, anyhow
Let things run along forever as we
have them running now.
People who are not cOntented rs they
find themselves today
Have no right TO cause disturbances
they can always move away
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-01
Art And Gas

on noble books my
men whose gng dss Number Fourteen lids had schooling
set down by Of surely please
mind but how books ike still buy
es I'd like buy works hang wall master
hall;
frames without crack there cultured mind somewhere around
the s1ac 10 the works Of artist kings painting but
how buy Rembrandt things buy all
inner things ye7 and yearn for them f all the can
Copyright By asorss Matthew Adams WALT MASON.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-01
Ye Towne Gossip.
Registered Z. S. Patent ONE.
By h c. B.

1 KNOW a boy.
OF ABOUT fourteen
WHO has a home.
WHERE LITTLE rooms
AND NARROW halls.
THAT ARE long and dark
ARE CROWDED together.
on A crowded street.
IN A crowded section
OF A crowded city.
AND FOR all his years.
HE'S LIVED right there
AND But for the park.
WHERE THEY let him go.
WHEN THE nights are hot.
HE WOULDN'T know.
THAT OUT in the world
HE HIS never seen.
THERE LIE great fields.
AND SHADED hills.
AND QUIET streams
AND MIRROR lakes.
AND But for the park.
HE WOULDN'T know.
THAT THIS same old moon.
THAT HE has seen.
THROUGH A<eity's haze
AND a eity.s lights
Is A ,vonarous thing
THAT LIGHTS Up fields.
AND SHADED hills.
AND MIRRORS itself
N THE mirror lakes.
AND sILvERs the ripDles.
OF TIE quiet streams.
AND he doesn't know.
THAT IN an the world
THERE IS any place.
WHERE IRON wheels.
OR IRON rails
AND AUTO horns
AND CHANGING bells.
AND HUCKsTER men.
AND NOISY trucks.
ARE THINGS unknown
KNOW this boy.
AND so do you
AND FOR little help.
CAN send him out
FOR a fun two weeks
TO A Boy Scout camp
N THIS wonderful world
he HAS never seen
THANK you.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-01

the double hollyhocE is very like q
rose and there are yellow double
h0Ilyhocks which is one more color
than the single usually shows Il IS
not necessary at all 20 abuse the
double hollyhock 81 preferrlng the
single. il one could not get the
single ones how extraordinarily
beautiful the double ones would BE-
E. McE- S
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-01
Short SnatcheS
From EUeryWHeT7e

Minneapolis Journal
After the nomination IS made.
Palmer may be mad enough 70 60
after the profiteers.-Fargo Courier
News.
And Well-taken photographs are
fully as conclusive as Wel-selecred
statistics.-Boston Herald
The sword has a. last triumphsd
over the pen. Nicholas Murray But
Ter has apoloEized 70 1I11 Gen Wood
Wheeling Register
It seems 70 Us there IS AZ Indecent
scramble going on for the almighty
dollar. cousldsrire u is worth only
so cents-11emphis News Scimltar.
Before TlmmanT demands a plank
on Ireland. perhaps it might pause
long enough 20 ascertain how many
electoral votes Izaland has--tzouston
Post
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-01
T no BIown to Bits
bu Nitro Explosion

Besttyviue. Ky, July Henry
Alexander and George Hughes. team
sters. were blown 70 bits yesterday
when 500 quarts OF nitroglycerine
they were hauling exploded near
hare
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-01
# | Had Ny Life
To LiUe ODer Again

e. 5 the resources Of our country
a are so great and but slightly
touched, and hoping TO do ny
mite" in assisting. I would, there
fore. follow the architectural and
engineering line, as il is a directing
force in all development. If I had
my life to live over again" said c. E.
Barglebaugh.
What would you do7
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-01
Reflections Of A Bachelor Girl
By HELEN ROWLAND.

ing that you are the whole solar
system.-Copyrigh 1920, by Wheeler
Syndicate, Inc
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-01

Texas, Dr.. ". n. Villas is on the Pa
cific coast, and Capt. 7. ]. Beall.
president OF the board. is on an ex-
tended trip to the east and north
Many spectators are watching the
tennis and golf tournament at the
Country club. The finals viii be
PLAYED July z.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-01

UTHO remembers when a Teller didn't
w have Z say what kind Of a Ripub-
Hcan he WIZ? Lafe Bud wuz robbed,
t'day, By a feIer that had nOthin' Z
sell
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-01

Now that Paraguay has elected a president without
isap the United States 60 ahead and Try It again
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-01

Party leaders did not have make the issue this year
ll1 Wilson made the issue, OF rather his papa and mana
did.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-01

Pine Bluff Ark IS pine than bluff It seems afte
what happened TO a minister there Wednesday when b
tired to stir up an outlaw railway strike
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-01

sailor tried to bum five Boston hotels There IS
nit to how often sailor can be fed beans
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-01

The Democrats can't be accused of trying to carry
ater on both shoulders They trying to carry wate
d one shoulder and booze on the other.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-01

Yes. CHAIRMAN always try to be
the guiding star o. a mans life,
but never deceive yourself by fancy
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-01

One thing IS rapidly becoming a certainty; Mead
.ither viii OF VIII not be.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-29

left Tuesday for a visit to friends at
Fort Smith, Ark.
Mss Pauline Burgess went TO
shawnee Tuesday for few days
visit with friends.
Mrs Emma Cook and daughter
Gladys spent Saturday afternoon in
Tulsa.
Mrs. Mary Richardson and grand
daughter. Miss GLADYS Cook, went
to Arkansas City. Kan, wednesday
for visit with relatives and friends.
Mrs II. NJ Martin and son Joe Of
Tulsa spent Sunday in the city with
her daughter Mrs. Shorty Storey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Moormau Of
Tulsa were Sunday guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Stokes
Miss Jane Harnage and willard
Fuller Of Tahlequah spent the week
end In the city with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs +. $. Walker and
Mrs. r. II. sutton left Monday for a
visit to points in Kansas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Gibbs and Mr..
and Mrs. Charley Gibbs left Monday
for visit TO 81. Louis.
Miss Kathleen Minyard left Mon