davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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Islands Of Atlantic
West Indies and
Caribbean Sea


Azua, San Domingo City, San Pedro
de Maco is, Barahona
From New York
Dec "3-LOM (F) Atlantic Fruit Co.
barah0na sec Azus
Bermuda From New YORK.
Dec. 22-FORT HAMILTON GFD
Furness Bermuda Linz
Dec. 27-FORT VICTORIA (pF)
Eurness Bermuda Iins
Jan. 5-FDkT HAMIlTON~IPtf
Furness Bermuda Line
Cartagena, See kingston
Cayenne, See Haitian Ports
Cr;ssobal See south Amcrics, HAVANA,
Kingston
Demefara,
See st. Thomas. Haitian Ports, Grenada
C. enada, irinidao, Demerara
From New York
Dec. So-MAYARO (PF) Trinidad Lir.
Jan. 20-MARANAL (PF) Trinidad Limo
Haitian Ports, Demerara, Paramari-
DO, St. Laurent, Cayenne
From New York
Deo. 28-~LAkE SEBAGO tF)
Clyde S. 5 Co. Foreign servio.
Havana, Crissobal. West Coast Ports,
Port LiElon From New fork
Dec. 25-ToLoA (PF1 United Fruit Co.
Jan. 29-CALAMAREs (Pt) United Fruit
Havana, Santiago, Port Antonio,
Kingston, C,istobai, West Coast
Ports, Por' Limon
From New Yorn
Jan. l-CALAMARES NTJ United Fruit
Jan. s~PASTORES (PF) United Fruit G.
Jan. l5--ULuA tPF) United Fruit Co.
Jan. 22-TOLOA CP+D United Irui, ca
F.b. 5-PASTORES tPF) United Fruit Co
Jamaican Outports, See Kingston
Kingston, Cadagena, Puerto Colon.
bia, Santa Marta Also SEQ Havana.
From New iork
Jan. 4-TIVlN lSS sE't) United Fruit Ca
Jan. 1S-SAlSTA MARTA CPF}
United truit Co.
Feb. l-TlVINES CpF) United Fruit &C.
Alags.on, Jamaican Outports
rom New lork
Dec. 23-LON CD Atlantic Fruit Co.
knysson, Crs:obal, West Coast
Ports, Caltagena. Puerto Co.
lonbia. Santa Maria
~ .. From New aork
Dec E1--SAf N IL LILO tPFl tfited Fruit c.
Jan. l1-SlXAOLA (PF) Lnited Fruit "a
JAM 2S-CARR1LLO (Pf) United Fruit co
nnya,ueG, SEE turts h.c.
ParamaIibo, Doe Haitian Ports
Ponce, see fpr,s Aies
Port Antonio Sec navan.
Port Lir,on, srr i.A,an.
Porto Rico (San Juan, Ponce,
Mayaguez) From Baltimore
Jan. I5-LAKE GALATA (F)s
Baltimore . 5. Co. Ino
Jan 3i-lAkE FANQt TER ,F)s
Baltimore S. :. Co. Ino.
sOther .a4t- ~ sDp.i~ ,.Dh
Puerto Colombia. See Kingston
81. Laurent, Sec Haitian Ports
81. Thomas. ST. Croix. ST. kits. An.
sigua. Guadeloupe, Martinique.
Barbados From New York
Dec. 27-LAKE NARkA (F)
Clyde s S. Co tFsreiKn aervtces
St. Thomas, St. Croix, St. Kits. An.
tigua, Guadcloupe. Dominica.
Martinique, St. Lucia, Barba.
dos, Demerara From New York
Dec 2s-KCRONA tPF) Quebec s. g. Co
Jan. 1-PARlMA tPF> Quebec s b Co
Jan. aI-GulANA tPr) Quebec s, s Co.
San Domingo City. s.. ASH.
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Africa

Africa
Casa Blanca Tangier, Oran, Algiers,
Tunis Tripch From New York
Dec. So-rTALIA tF)
Moore & Mccormack Co. Inc.
Delagoa Bay Also see Cape Tow.
From New York
SSn' LOWEST GALETA (F)
Oriental Navigation Co.
mombasa (Kilindini)From New York
Jan. lowest GALETA lF)
Ovftnral NavlKAtIou Co.
North Africa, Malta. Egypt, Levant,
Red Sea Ports, Madeira, Mo.
rocco From New York
Jan. 10-PUTMAN tF)
United American Lines. inc.
Jan. ee--JEFFERSON COUNTY (F)
United American Lines, Inc.
Feb. 4-BAY HEAD (F)
United American Lines Yno.
Feb. i9-OSAKIS tF)
United American Lanes Inc.
Senegal, Gambia Portuguese and
French Guinea, Sierra Leone,
Liberia, Ivory and Gold Coasts,
Togoland, Dahomey, Northern
and Southern Nigeria, Came
room, French, Belgian and Por-
tuguese Cenro From New York
Dec. 2s-BEREBY tF} Daniel Bacon
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Europe

Alexandria, Bee rira-us Gibraltar
Ar sfsrdam, via Rott~rdam
Antwerp, Also sec Hnvr~
From New York
Dec. sS-KAMESlT (F)
Black Diamond g s. Corp.
Dec. Six ROONLAND tPFR) Red Star
Jan. s-LAPLAND oPF) Red star Lin.
Jan. io-FAsTERN DAWN tF)
Black Diamond S S. Corp.
Jan i5-FlNLAND z FRO Red Star Line
Jan. 1s-TAKA tF)
Back Dis .nond 3. &. Corp.
Feb. z-CH ESTER kiWANIs (F)
Black Diamond S. s Corp.
From Baltimore
Dec. 23-wAUEEsA tIr> Req star I.iuo
Dec. eo-E1.MsFORT tF) Oriole 3. s. Linz
Dee. 3o-kAMESlT lF)
Black Diamond 9 s. Corp
Jan. S--EAsTERN DAWN (F)
Black Diamond ;. S Corp
Jan. s-VICTORIOUs tF) American Lin.
ssn- is-YAKA -
Black Diamond s Corr
JAN 10 ,AFLLlN Fl Orioie {. $ Lin.
jan COLCHESTER KlwANIS (F)
ei@e~ diamond ). ) Corp
Jan, so-DyhO tF} Ofioie 3 8 Limo
Feb. Io-EAMsFORT % Oriole s. g. Line
From Philadelohia
peo. te-ALBt ~ Red s,.r Lin.
'An- s-LELLEkOsE IL, Rcd star Lin,
From Boston
Ose- se-OsA tr) Red Star Lin.
SAA ia-wEST HOsOAlG ~ Red star
An.werp, Chent
From Galveston
Dee 30" -"AXAHACHiE(f)ste.l s s. Line
Jan 10 RED MOUNTAIN ~
slseis > S. Line
Jan zo~- WlNONA COUNTY C)
eteeiv ;. .. Line
From Texas CITY
Dec so-W AXNItACItiEtFlSteele So YIN
Jan 10 ~RED ADl NTAlN tf)
bfrei. - Is i4n~
Jan Sc-V. i%cAA COZ NTy tF)
oteoe q. b. Lima
Avonmouth
FROM Portland
Dse. si--TCRcCMAN tFH)
y Fif- Or iJrntirsinn Linz
haa- ic-~tcHNi3HHA% lFHJ
" ntte star Dofnlnlou I.ics
Ayonmou h, Bristol, Manchester
Prom rhiIadelphia
5an.io--AChC1AC ~
HARRIS. s5aHail l. Co. f-
From Norfolk
D>o. zS--DA VfJHOS CoIM.rY o.,
Esffias. Nagili & ca. IN.
From Hampton Road
0SA@ &o-- II N'sr8 Sc Tba
&sryfss. s.n :, Co. Ina.
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Shipping Companies and Agents
Addresses and Telephone Numbers

Admiral Line
P.ene Steamship csmsany
u state ST. n. = Bowling Green s62s
American Line q. M. N.Y.
psr. s. ca $50: fst IS e'r $3.50
Anne lean Star Line
IS Beaver ST.. n. Y. Brcaa ssS-ssa
Atlantic Fruit Co.
81 6rosd~r n.
Bo~ins Green z26o
Atlantic Transport Line Il. M. N.Y.
f,, psr ss stS'sT'I G IS .: . fcs. B., o'o $3.50
Bacon, Daniel, Agent
eiscr Oempstcr Co. Ltd.
26 Beaver ST. ". Y. Broad $500
Baltic S. S. Cop. OF America
q whlte,sli St. N. y B's c'a slss
Baltimore Cceanic 5. ). 10.
c. o. MsIon & Co.. Inc. Aassr-
~ Broadway. Y.
Rowling Green 5s5c-a5si.
l22i-s munsry Bldg. saismess ms
s. esui +4Si-2.
Balt;mos. Steamship Co., Inc.
q ,,oad s,oad~sy sdo n sa,,,S09. stS.d sss ND.
81 Paul s525-6.7-ss
Barber s. S. Lines, Inc.
" Battery Pi. N. Y. whI''hal i'as
Black Diamond S. S. Corp.
e. x,hsnor Pi N. 7.
Rsc.o~ 25i7.2sIs
Booth Line
roe.s sr'rl.No sA's1'"s .,..,.,, css. x,s
Bull & Co., A. H., Agents
u Bate, Pi.. N. Y. whitehall i57a
Carbide an Line
10 Brldas ST.. n. Y. Bowling ereeo 'toet
Clvde Steamship Comoanv
Pier A. n. g.. N. Y. Spring $500
Clyde Steamship Company
.so,s's'u s'T's'' s,,,,, a,oo
Cosr or roi''an Lines
fcosropolltan Shippins Co.. sns)
- Broadway. N. Bross el5i.
ASa"s s. ss''09 sa'd.'sn %sl, ST., e.,
Cunard Anchor Lines
Psssenpcr--2i State ST. N. Y.
Fteight-4A WhiiehaN ST.. N. Y.
Bcw'ino Green $500.
D Gio-eio & Go
Pier Z E. r.. N. Y. Eswflns GFsss aa7o
Do lar Line
~ whitehall ST. n. y. Bowling Green s5ii
Dominion s. S. Corp.
50 Pearl St.. N. Y. Broad aols
Elwel L;res
N. v Bowling Green 1850
Eyrors I-ansco taiion 10.
sori-'e e.sNmshln I'm
90 West ST.. N. Y Reosos 46ss
81. PAU 1851.
F ance & Canada S. S. Corp.
100 Broadway. N. Y. Rector $500
Furness Line
fS5s::, fSGs,,, rs1,. wsy x,ncs. e. e.. s.; s A
Bowling Green 1905
Furness Bermuda Line
Furusss. Witty Z Co. to. Gen. k7h.
Furnsss H0us'. whitehall st.. N. 7.
8owHng Green 1900
FuYness P ;nce Lines
as Isf.ss. Hou.., Wslishai' ST.. Il. 7. w.
General Navigation Co.
70 arcadsay. N. Y.
Globe Line
8 a''s1 aFssa w','T s S.s"sF; slsss s,7s = Gers
l Grace Line
/ y 2. srass s,, Co. Ag:ns'. " ns.sv~ &C..
Harriss. MagilI & Co., Inc.
IS So. winam ST., NY. oro.d 4s:s
AsN's' ~ N~oiifDcfly
New York, Norfolk Va. Ne~rsrs Nsxs, Va
Hcus' on & Co., r. P.
IS Beaver St. N. y Broad i7s5.
l. F. c. Lines
tnt-r- sf'or7' Fr,ishtlns Cora
40 Broadway, ~ Y. cortlandt $3.50
] Lafey7t'e e-~n. Pr"adsphla Pa
| fr-e 1858 1884
I 81 weaster slda.. Chicago. il. Tel. HU.
/ rison $3.50
| Intc national Mercantile Marine
4 American Tine
z WNite star Line
Atlantic Transport tine
! Rro Star Lrs
Lsyiand lino
or1 and Head tines
I waite Star Dom!rion Tina
p.i Broadway N
Par SO Gn $500; Fg. 80 ea $3.50
a27 s "a Sail, ST.. Chicago.
Kerr ) eamship Company, Inc.
Kerr usnd!ns a Beaver Ct. n. Y.
Broad 800. Branch ori.ss: Cnlesas, Sas
francisco Philadelphia Nss Orleans Gal.
| Lsnnort & EIoli Line
AZ Broadway. Ny. Bread ss,
| Leyland Linz Il. M. N.Y.
| psf. a. 81 ssSe: ~ s's s'o $3.50
| ind Navioa'ion ca
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Lloyd Royal Beige
al BrOadwas. n. T.
Lloyd Sabardo
F"sss' gss.. ry. why .sss,, c.; lss S. ~ "'s
Bowling Green 7eoo
Lord & Head Lines q. NJ. N.Y.
}'1' edr sfs'9"1' e. g SO 9 .; ct, ss CO o7sc
'.uc'1 phech S S. Lines
- whitehall ST., y. =.
NJ l'o~v s'aamsnip Comrany
Pier rs. y E.. v. ason srr'na.
Mcgee Co., Tire Charles I.
o,.S. ..t5-d SpIsl'? .ed ?. 9"''st'ps's s sus: r.
N;aroi Stesrship Co.
80 Broadway. N. Y. Broad s2os
Moore & Mccormack Co, Inc.
Broadway. n Y. Bowling Green 1885
Mnnson S S Lines
e2 Beaver St. NJ. Y. Hanover $40
National GI,ipring Corp.
Is Brosd 81 N. Y.
N. Y. & Cub9 Mail 5. S. Co.
Foot Sa'' val a '"'s St.. NJ. Y. John 4soo
North & SoutE Line
Bowling Gfscn 6i30-t.
Norweoisn America Line
> eFIdo. dg''G ST. N. y Y, Bowling Green ss7c
Cr'on ~ fla vleation Co
80 Broadway. N. Y. Whitehall 7so
Ogjole Steamship LINES
g o5'g2gt TyaosPor'St'o0 .e3s e. ,,..
4 4msfloao sS aias~' sal,@sr. 1s,. Gss'''' III.
Pacific Mail Steamship Co.
% ,,..4,.. Ha.o",r s9ua5s; N Y.
Page < yonss
Mobile. Alabama.
Panama Liuc
"A STATE St. N y. Bosus Gress 3sss
Peruvian Steamship Company
s2 BrOadwv, Il. =. Broad ag77
Prince Line
s'"s;: "s;: 4snss y'", sD.., qs tfs g. ss' \ 's
Qusbcc S s Co.
fsTo:.' s5o.. Sa55 thy wS:nsi ss dts St, e'si h. A'
Bowling Green 1900.
Rs D Line
q s v.,I p2'i.' 81. v, c., t.ssg.+ s;s 'Ssss: Ms
Red Sfsr E.ae q NJ. M.}
egT: sg G n $500; 2 OF. 80 n 92so
Richard Steamship Lines
& wbi,0s Ri'haGe s"o f@ .sf' 20 Broadway ~ v
Sande son & Son
The Paoihc Steam Navigation Co
The Rcyai Mail Steen Packet Ss
sncrmso's Phcenis liaa
American Mediterranean Lrvert LinE
26 Broadway N. Y. Bread 1850
SeageT Line
Is Beaver ST., n T. Eroad 1869 to es7,
Southern Pacific Company
rs @s'i'9 a'1ay. s''s \. y. Cortland, $500
S g : Fasile & Loa,n- ercial Co.
Il Battery pi u. Y whtshall s1s.
5. o. S.ray Steamship Corp,
i Hroaawsy n.y.
So".'N Green $3.50.
SNeeie Steamship Line
SO sroaa ST.. N Y. Broad 7sE
SWe' ish Anle .can Line
furnsss. Witty & Co.. Ltd.
u',Ssss su' sss housy, s'sA.ha" St. N. y.
T,scy SteansNiF Co., Inc.
-! state s.. II. y Bowling Green 1856
Triri@ad LINE
Furp-ss. wj.hv & Co. I'D Ag.s
% bTcadway, N. Y. whitehall os4O
Urled Anencar Lines
tinc.rporatsd)
h1srgaa- ha"aia, S. S Co.
Amerlsan ship Commerce Navlpatisn css.
80 srcad1ay..N y wht,hui 1920
UNI ed krilit Company
~ Bat:ey Pi., N. Y. wht,hal, 700
U. S. Mail Steamship Co., Inc.
pas;s,n9sT 1s;a.9 9rScs' 95tssScs as Broadway. N. Y.
s. 81 4ioes l2o Broadway n. Y.
Rector $500
United States Transport Co., Inc.
80 Bread 81. n. 7. Bread 1872
In!la9 lrapsP CITATION CO.
:. y Bstso5s RI N Y. whitehall $50
Va d Linz
Foot NAL St. H. Y. Ichu $500
Z terhouse &. c., Frank
i49 s'way. N. Y cortlsndt ASIA
Z Noagt .lne
-, S,., e,sas 5s': ST. S. 60. y. Broad sss,
Whae SSo- Dominion Line
,g9[. i 3 6 sss5s; fo,. es c'n $3.50
White s' s'ar Line q. Nj. NJ
esr. ~ 6 - . $50. rs,. Be On sess
Winchester Lircs
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Europe

Reval, Sec Gothenburr. Christiaais
Riga, See Chrtstiania
Rotterdam, Alss soc Hamburg
New-York tribune., 1920-12-22

Avonmou.h, Glasgow
From baltimore
Dec @s-NAST CHICAGO ,rY
- rsi p, -
Jan 1j-PALlSADEs lFl N'' 'A''
% Baltimore s. 8. Co. Inc.
Jun Se-QrINNIPIAc (r)
baltimore S. $. Co. Inc.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-22

Naples. Also SEQ Genoa. Gibraltar. Bar
r' ctlOnu
From New York
Naples, Genoa
Dec as-poInDHo fFom Nsr ~, yorA ,e'sAa s.o.,,oo
Dec. so-RE u ITALIA IPI-) Lloyd sahaudo
Jun. I%-pESARO tPF) Lloyd Sabaudo
Jan. 20-REGlNA DlTALIA (PF)
Lloyd SApauuu
Norrkoping, Boa Gsthenbars
Newcastle, See Hull
Oporto, Vigo, Bilbao, Ala. Go. Lisbon
Dec. ss-cdNfsoRff f"% feS eFj e9ris.ns eJanoos.,...
O.an, eee saienciu
Palras, Trieste, Al" s;, sce r'raeus. oib-
fr III lew York
Jam. 20-lTALIA (PIr) Cunard Line
fraeus, Alexandria
~, s2,,, F. From on, n Ns~ w York
Furness-Prince Lines
Piraeus, cons .antlnople, SaIonica,
Black Sea Ports
Jan. s-cnHFFr%oHSss EFr% Hs" & ,rI York
Ol'-nt.. Navigation Co
Jan. I0-OLEN (F) Oriental Navixstion Co.
Praeus, tatras, SaAonica, Venice,
Trieste
From Philadelphia
ARMSTRONG (P)
Char T Mcgee Co
Jan IA STEAMER (F) c. T MeseeCo
Pireaus, Salonica, Constantinople.
Smyrna
From Baltimore
JAN. 1H-RIVER ARAXES tf'J Cunard Linz
Piracus, Salonica, Smy ma
from New York
Jan A--GRAECIA (F)
Moore Mccormack Co., lao
Praeus, Trieste
From Now York
Jan. 1e--PANkONIA (pT, CunAr6 YAnn
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-03
About Broadway PLAYS And PLAYERS


Jew YORK. Dec. 5.-The amalga-
~ nation Of the interests OF sam H
Harris, the selwyns and Arthur
Hopkins. which has been commented
On from time 10 time, seems on the
verge Of becoming a fact According
TO Archie selwyu. it IS planned to be-
gin operations in afnliation with
each other on January J.
II this amaIgamation really comes
about It viii be the start Of a new
booking concern It viii mean that
the Harris-Hopkins-Selwyn interests
VIII have six theaters in Greater New
York. one IN Boston. one in Cleveland.
two IN Chicago and later one or more
in Philadelphia and Detroit They
VIII control also, a formidable array
Of stars and New York successes
The New York houses viii be the
SelWyn, the Plymouth, the Times
Square. the Apollo. the Conan &
Harris and the new Bandbox, being
erected by sam Il Harris and Irving
Berlin.
The selwyns have a booking con-
tract with the Shuberts, which has
about seven years more TO run
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-03

Rack. cniroDracfor. II see so much
illness that I am moved every day to
think how grateful we should be for
health When a person IS healthy.
he IS capable OF meeting any sort OF
e problem. but when III health comes
for most OF them and they lose their
grip OF course, some sick people
always maintain bright view OF life,
but they are few. Most I'll people, II
not thoroughly discouraged, cannot
see the bright side OF life as they
should and not only are they unhap-
pv- but they fail TO do for themselves
and their families what they should
do and what they want 70 do But
cove e nan or woman health and
watch them Il is pleasure TO see a
heailtily person go about MS work Of Of
business. To really see what health
Is worth. just note person who has
had a long spell Of illness and is again
able to be out Just by looking into
his or her face you get an idea Of
what health IS worth Healthy peo-
pie cant appreciate their great good
fortune until they come into contact
with the sick. as a doctor does And
when you have health you should
keep # Abuse OF the body-by over
eating, overdrinking, lack OF eIer-
else, undersleeping, carelessness in
many ways-is the principal cause Of
Illness"
Il an a strong believer in church
life offering mental. recreational and
social sustenance as well as food for
the spiritual man." said Rev. r. ".
Leazer. Church life should be com
posed OF not only one, but three
phases. II is essential that the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-03
Bedtime Stories For The Little Onei
7rvorv vyrccrr, AM TIP v7oon
z AND THE WOOD RAT.


up and make the breakfastl' asked
Miss FuzEy WuEzy- ! have euch q
dreadful headache that can hardly
stir. A cup Of corn coffee VIII make
me feel better
sTu get right up" said the bunny.
But when he sat up n bed his rheu-
matism hurt him SO that he could
hardly stir.
However, I must not let Nurse
Jane know this" said Uncle Wiggily
70 himself. holding his paw over his
pink nose 90 he wouldn't grunt with
pain 4 must do the bes- can
So, by moving slowly. and BY lean
ing on his red. white and blue striped
rheumatism crutch, the bunny gentle
man managed 70 get out In the
kitchen
But his room. to his surprise. was
cold and bleak, and not warm IS 10
usually was.
"Oh. dear mel The fire Is outI"
said Uncle Wlggily. 7 must build a
fresh one TO heat the corn coffee for
Nurse Jane"
But when the bunny looked IN the
wood box Il was emptyi he had for
gotten 20 bring I'm any wood the
night before, and now he must 90 out
In The cold. 20 the woodshed, and
carry IN a pawful % sticks
Uncle Wiggily looked from the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-03

Opportunity" viii go on tour after
January 1. James Crane is taking a
rest
Ann Irish has written a playlet
called when a Mans Too Good" It
is said Tom Wise wiz have the stellar
role.
Moran and Weiser and orth and
Cody have been added TO the cast Of
the Century Midnight Revue"
sally" the new Marilynn Miller
Leon Enrol musical piece was pro-
duced by F. ziegfeld. jrs in Baltimore
Monday night
Harry Langdou OF Hello. Lester"
has been given a three-year contract
by John Cort-
Grace Valentine has been engaged
to act in the film, "A Mans Home"
which Selznick viii produce.
Capt. George Smithneld, who pro-
duced shows abroad for the soldiers,
is now in "Pitter Patter."
r. Ziegfeld jr., has engaged Max
Hoffman as musical director Of the
new Midnight FrOlic."
Nay Thompson appearing with
Joseph Cawthorne in THE half
Noon" at the Liberty. has been given
a long-term contract by Charles Dill
unEhEm- The SANE thing has hap
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-03
Truth About Disease.

RIZOKA is to become another battle ground for the
n medical war which has been fought IN many other
states In Arizona Public School Protective league has
caused order to be issued removing three text books
physiology and health from the Of study in the
common schools These Primer OF Sanitation Human
Physiology and primer of Hygiene"
It argued against these books that they 90 into de-
tails which child mind is not enough to think
about and that they gruesome in their description
Of germ effects that they tend to fghten children into
worrying about diseases.
There truth IN the argument What is probably
sensible Of instruction is to teach children
general way the rules Of health, Of the BODY Of
the teeth to teach them eat properly sleep enough sud
keep clean Later If they desire, they VIII learn the 16is
Of the many maladies to which human flesh Is heir.
Nothing, however should be allowed to keep from chill
important information about health and human life
The world full Of scy people today partly because the
truth about disease has either not been taught has been
Improperly taught.
Arizona VIII find that middle common course
is best Too much knowledge Of thing may be bad
for immature mind, but Ignorance is far worse.
-O
The average mans idea Of how to get reh IS to
apartment house-unt1 be Owls
Few people oTerwork but many worry themselves to
death over what they don't do.
Nature the vicar Of The Almighty Lord.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-03
CITY Government.

CIGNS Of improvement IN city government N New Mexico
are visible and hopeful At the meeting Of the
Municipal league Of New Mexico IL Albuquerque Just
closed the fact brought which has been voiced
frequently By students Of municipal affairs that city gov
ernsnts IN this country not efficient they might
be- In many states rule laws have been passed giving
cities the power control Of their affairs. That
does not mean that they always control them properly; but
the less state government has to do with local govern
ment the better all around
Il is proposed give cities IN New Mexico than
home rule The hope that they viii be helped BY bene
fetal legislation to rule themselves better. Among the
things planned for cities in that state these: better
legal equipment for taking Of sanitary conditions;
police powers that VIII extend to mile outside the city
limits adequate share Of the revenue from automo-
bile license fees since cities make the heaviest contribution;
authority issue certificates Of Indebtedness the pur
Of fire apparatus; amendment Of the law governing
the Of refundng bonds that cities refund
bonds at rates Of interest higher than those provided for
the time Of issuance; and the granting Of authority to
cities to exact pledges Of future earnings from public
utilities guarantees for the payment Of improvement
and extension costs.
New Mexico has learned that the more efficient
uny government becomes the less necessity there is for
increasing the machinery Of state government.
One thing the science of sociology do is make
man quit eating with his knife after he has done it for
IS years.
President Obregon it is-Or was few hours ago.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-03
Short SnatcheS
From EUe7yWhere


Tom Moplsy says it does beat all
how biz some fellows sound over the
teIephone--Dss Moines Register.
That the winter viii be a mild one
is proved by the thlnness Or me nam
eandu~i 81 Minneapolis Journal
u Is going 10 be hard 60 persuade
7abe Ruth that he doesn't deserve as
much as Judge lands gers---ay racuse
Post-Standard-
What a good many would Ike 20
see Is a bootlegEer with a good sup
DIV Of old-fashioned mincs pies
Baltimore American
we would see some point IN ralainE
winter strawberries II you could eA-
change a quart for ton o. coal
Rocky Mountain New
Washington refuses % coualleF
that red menace" IN Mexico as more
than a pink flush at not being rec
enized--Pittsburg Dispatch
il remained for prohibition TO dem
onstrats that whatever It's otner
f7flfnrs. hair tonic viii raise FUR or
the tougue--Arkansas Democret-
Philadelphia makes lQ9.l0u,llg pea
sheets a year. beating the Wor-4 az
producing Phiiadelphia's own pest
loved article. - Cleveland PAIN
Dealer.
a foreign ring is said to rule the
shipping board. and Judging BY the
figure the board cuts. the ring seems
10 be IN It's uose.-Philadelphia Norm
Cubsn bankers complain that
American money Is fun OF germs
Reply. John ID. Rockefeller q a
mighty healthy old man--saslria
Don't you think che baby favOrs
hts fatherT
.sHmml wei. he looks like bin. but
I wouldn't call it a faTor-4-st- Peters
burg Tines
Chop suey prices are being prooed
IN chinese restaurants II they were
probing the chop suey We should eA-
pect some startling resulrs---1ra-t-le 10
boro Ref0rmer.
aTVomen's union 20 open chain
Garment stores" headline Cnail
garment. we take u, being feminine
Tor the union suit--E llladslp iil-
North American
However the title 20 the Greek
throne may be conferred. the next
king IS stiu sure 70 bear the me CD
Hellenic name Of Gluczsourg a
coma NeWs-Tri bune-
aOklahomz boys TO enter exhibit OF
225 fat calves" says a headline Lnere
is but the one same old concll Sion
there's a one-legged boy IN the
crowd.-Eansas city star
your new baby resembles her
mother
7 can't see It."
wen, watch her q while and see
how she keeps her zrouth gong an
the time-"-Brooklyn Citizen
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-03
Predicts Fuel Oil Will Take The Place OF Coal;
Give q Nan Health and He Can DEFY The World

church form a basis fer mental and
spiritual development and the church
which falls 70 take advantage OF this
fails in port Of It's duties. Through
its recreational activities. a church Is
able 20 reach Gloss OF young people
which q could not reach in any other
way. These other activities are not
quite 50 important as the spiritual
Illustrations. but tLey are necessary
10 well rounded and the best kind Of
church life"
Ell Paso has the finest tourist
camp I have found" said ". +. Pc
tiers MY wife and I started from
Decatur, III, where we live. two
months ago and are on our way 70
Los Angeles. Every convenience one
could ask for IS 70 be found at Camp
Davis There is one objection-there
are TOO many dogs. They ger into
everything and are a general nui-
sance."
The investor In real estate in Fl
Paso can depend on not only a safe
depository for savings, but on a lu-
crative increase in value" said 9. y
Bassett, president Of the chamber Of
commerce. -Of course. in the invest
ment. care and caution must be OBJ
served that The proposed Increase in
value Is not discounted in advance
1t is not safe 10 assume that all real
estate purchases will turn out well
" selected real estate in a growing
community VIII afford always a good
Investment. The history Of FL Paso
viii show that good real estate has
in good times and bad always shown
an increase and no loss in valuation"