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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-22
Larger Cities OF Texas Show Sentiment Favorng Harding
Government Should Omen Dspenary To Eli Presentations
I foreEons conclusion that HardIns
would Be elected"

a foregons conclusion that Harding
would be elected
'Whue people are thinking o. the
city schools, they should not forget
that many children are attending
only half OF each day because room
IS not available" said Charles s.
Ward, member OF the city school
board. I'm my opinion. one Of the
most important things TO be done IS
the provision Of room 20 give chill
dren the entire day Of school As
stances. one class Of children attends
school IA the morning. Another
class uses the same room IN the att
ernoon. 7 do not believe that oest
results are obtained by the halliday
sessions
with respect 70 the alleged re-
ligious difficulty in Ireland" said
James j. Murphy. president Of the
local branch Of Friends OF Irish
Freedom 4 do not suppose 10 Is
necessary TO go beyond what an Eng
lish primate wrote concerning the cf-
feet OF Dean SWifts political pam
phlets: eThe worst OF it Is tends
70 unite Protestant and Catholic, and
when that day comes. goodbye 20
English interest in Ireland.
Il am Increasingly impressed as I
travel over the country with the great
lack Of playground apparatus for the
Fl Paso school children" said ". II
Day, secretary OF the interstate y.
H. g. A. committee Some Of our
small country districts are doing
better than this important city On
that respect Cannot some local pride
on this matter be. aroused 10 bring
about this much needed Improvement
for the Ell Paso school children"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-22
B ATTLE CIR Y

Glory o shan die without another blow
Glory God. the living flood is sweeping all below
The flame has cleft darkness old
the slave into white and mounting fire.
Old Ireland IS ahiaze. ahaEs In city, field and glen
TO urusl' cry goes wind q
rulh and God speed another gallant pEhL
freeing Shane
Christ fer this brave hour bless Thy sacred name
not perish the land r. dastaFdy disgrace
Glory 90 Cod, Wen do a deed worthy royal race
We ha be proud and shan hear the aloF Of
shout and EHite the Zoe and them 20 the
But you 2aast fssh n spirit doTa th Sstue to rsasr.
And mighty Aodh soar known
And rla 10 see ua bare agan the feedosinnns sword
Oh. shade OF valiant oven Roe the black threaehsy
Ihat struck Gown has burst upon the ancient enemy
Tho evil game they tried agau-sss their train anre:
1 to Cod ven give them more than their hearts desire
fight;
LED by the hosd spirits Of the warriors % the Gael
Prom out the shining they come up the undynE west
Frozl Donegal TO Desmond with glory Hanifssl
But and atu while che szultsioa fierce loud.
one passionate PRAYER breathe below huHhsd szuiaE laugh
We swear % b. the iTns God 20 write his epitaph
on by Crsrs Agony where Christ savior
LEI not the kiss OF death itself by be deuied
on Thou Thy the issue strife.
We freely offer paiu In death ana eveTy hope in he
only the battle swift free.
reckon Dot tho price great Il BE-
wen Il IN our beat OF blood for Ireiands liberty
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-22
Short SnatCheS
From EUe1yzghene

If this price-cutting continues they
VIII be giving away automobiles as
premiums with gas0Ine--Tndianap
lis News
Six thousand divorces granted IN
Chicago IN a wear. 30 wonder the
law schools are building new dormI-
toFies-St. Paul Daily News.
There should be some protection
for the infant industry OF home-breW %
ing; it is being ruined by bootlegFing
petition-Columbia IS. c. Rec
ord
Now they say the 1913 worlds Sc
ries was settled in a Chicago hotel
room It's getting so one hardly
darea 20 do anything ia a hotel room.
Cleveland News.
The Philadelphia judge who would
make it grounds Tor divorce IL a vile
didn't read the newspapers is assured
the support Of many husbands and
wspapers--Buffalo Commercial.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-22

TEXAS viii surprise them this
year" said Gordon Shearers po-
litical writer for the san An
tonic Express Wolla no. PC 80 ~
Harding. The way sentiment there
has shifted would indicate consider
able administration sentiment. ]
also find the sentiment for Culpert-
son strong. in Dallas and In - Paso
90 Us the same way. in Fort worth
and Ga Interior Texas towns the sen
timent is stil mostly Democralle.'
Ever since 1850 my friends have
made money here raid Joshua Ray
nolds, chairman Of the board Of the
First National bank. They all bought
real estate me holaefs Of leat -
tate az the present time ana those
who have bought it On the past are
the monied people OF III Paso- u you
viii look about you you VIII 1lnd Lnal
almost everyone 90 the city who has
any money and who has been here any
length Of time started 10 By buying
houses. farms and land. Here in the
bank. where valuable property has
come to Us, we have never been afraid
and are not now afraid TO carry 10
along because we always are able 20
turn it over az a profit This coudi-
ton has fluCtuated hardly at all ln
all these years-each year there IS
gradual steady, healthy rise u value
consider the future particularly
bright because the continual rise i'm
value is assured any way and added
70 this viii be the natural stimulus
Of MeUican-Anerican trade relations
The individual or the bank who holds
real estate fin FL Paso has very
valuable possession and one which
VIII increase with the Immediately
succeeding years in very material
urmmnrH fnmeH
The government should open a
dispensarT In every city or more
than 10000 population 70 FIJI liquor
prescriptions said NJ A. Warner.
local drug store proprietor. The
handling OF liquor would be a losing
proposition TO the average drug
store. The plan adopted In san An
tonic. OF opening a central dispen-
sary in whose establishment drug
companies cooperlted, has proved a
losing proposition financially Han
ding whisky or liquor 20 fil pre-
scriptions would turn a drug store
into a saloon. There would be cases
OF violation Of laws on the part or
prescription holders, with many Of
those wanting a drink making et-
forts TO get prescriptions Drug
stores would lose many OF their most
desirable type OF customers The
records insisted on By the govern
ment, the possibilities Ringing about
a drug store stock icing quart or
two short. the time and skin re-
oulred to keep records Would all tend
70 push costs OF handling liquor be-
yond the point OF profit, Liquor, i
have been Informed, is excellent to
stimulate heart action of the influ-
enza patient, and has many other
uses, making q government dlspeu-
sarv desirable. But the government
dispensary viii eventually prove to
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-22
WHY NOT A SYSTEMATIC PLAN TO
PROMOTE CITY LOT DEVELOPMENT?

build any one Of the standard types Of houses at the agreed
cost There need be competitive bidding in this connec
ton any contractor in good standing and financially
sound would undertake TO put up standard house Of
certain design at fixed price, open to all and protected BY
all concerned.
Such an offer the public would Of course hold good
for only limited time, since market changes In material
md labor costs would require notifications from time to
time But prices could be publicly announced and remain
fixed for say month at time, subject to change on
certain date.
By thus submitting to prospective home builders va
ety Of carefully thought out and attractive house plans
with fixed prices attached and easy terms offered It ought
TO be possible TO stimulate home building and the develop
ent Of vacant city lots notable degree IN the iHe
date future.
The Herald VIII be glad to cooperate with the architects
and building trades working out some such plan II II
appears at all practicable to those best qualified TO pass
judgment upon IT.
Now prisoners in the Juarez jail 60 school just
as though It were not enough to be in jail
Psvchopathe observation of hayward girls may not dc
the iris any good but the observers need the work
IF you miss the bark Of your neghbors dog may De
he has rented his kennel to house hunters
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-22

where's my bauoou3' asked susie
Caught In a tree outside I'm So
Ing out on the porch ROOF where can
reach ire string I'D climb from the
window" said Uncle WlGEliy.
out OF the window he climbed and
then he was able 10 reach the string
and pull down the balloon Just thea
In came Mrs LittletaiL
where's Uncle Wiggily! she ask
ca Susie. not having seen where the
bunny gentleman was
-Hes I'D on the roof, rre little
rahhit girl answered
~Oh- Susie- 7 lQpa you weren't so
peevish that you CEASED Uncle Wig
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-22
The Speed Fiends


h VAIN stand protesting speed they PASS they seem to think
In a and give then boats busy checking
Up me aeao down BY truck OF lizzie
ss e tons sy ey and night his task sad deaTy
enc N sight Inc village chasing the
r bitter racing they few
psHa they their deadly They baker thew
me doctors nerves are busted victims
ana ~ cans ior help And stu the motors rushing Though
-o ana SAY me du voters and the children down
they
Copyright by George Matthew Adams WALT MASON.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-22
Siloer Mines Seeking
Higher Price For Ore

Mexico City, Mex Oct z2-ReDre-
sentatives Of companies operating sill
yer mines throughout Mexico con
ferred with Salvador Alvarado. sec
rotary Of the treasury, yesterday, dis
euaaing means by which the export
price OF silver might be made more
advantageous. They asserted the low
price Of that metal made the closing
down Of mines imminent
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-22
Religious Prejudice.

IT IS unfortunate that in Mexico the old resort Of
appealing to religious bigory for political ends IS being
used By few men who the state may be thankful are
not prominent and not candidates for the larger offices
The old idea that Catholics hate Protestans and parcu
lary lIasons and wee versa dying along with many
other fasehoods The war helped TO finish it, was
demonstrated in the case Of the Yank badly wounded He
was asked If he wanted Protestant chaplain, Jewish
chaplain OF Catholic priest and he replied; @Sure" Few
people Of New Mexico going to be fooled by such ex-
psdients as these politicians adopting
Governor Cozs campaign manager feels Of the old
second ward anyhow.
In the way the worthless thrive the infinite patience
Of the Divine Being is demonstrated.
Let the great B0rld spin forever DOM the ringing
grooves Of change.
Alfred Tsnuyson.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-22

SLY to the roof said her mother. sor-
roWful ike
@Oh. OF course notr' laughed Susie,
-He Just went thers TO pull down my
lifter balloon that got away from me
Then Uncle MlEgllT came lqH'i-
with the red toy and susie was happy
nrafu. and hep mother SAID the bunny
a-entlannau was q dear So ll the
postage stamp doesn't stick itself on
the roller skate 20 race down me
street with the express wagon i ll
tell y0u next about Uncle WtgEily ana
the ualls.-Cop-rlgl 1890 py Ac-
CIure Newspaper Syndicate
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-22

THE deputy constable, Who started
ont day bsfeze yesterday looking
for a iaw-breaksr, has decided to get
on a raft and float down 'Gander creei-,
as he can travel that way without
leaving any tracks OF making any
noise.
The Ladies' Hearsay club held an IN
terestiug session at the residence Of
Mrs. Poke Eazlay Tuesday afternoon
although details were lacking in sew
eral ruUors.
Columbus Ausop is thi=king about
moving to TickTills. he don't really
intend to move, but is Just thinking
about what if he was TO.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-22

THE young lady across the way szys
4 money certainly does disappear
rapidly these days and here she is
down to the very last check in her
check book when she thought she had
considerable left in a bank.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-22

A bill win be introduced IN the
Maryland legislature providing for
minimum wage for women and min
ors- The bill proposes the creation
Of permanent wage board TO fix
wages.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-22
YE TOWNE GOSSIP
By b

Patent ODce-1
JUST HOME from France
THEY CAME alone
AND sOsIE folk ehee7ed-
WHILE OTHERS stood
IN SILENT tribute.
TO THEIR fame
AND I don't know.
WHAT OTHERS felt
BUT DEEP in ne.
THERE CAME a thrill
AND I was glad.
THAT haa placed
1TT LAUREL wreath.
UPON THESE two.
WHO PLAY the game.
THE BEST they know.
AND ALWAYS strive.
FOB VICTORY.
AND I'll just add.
WHAT MATTERS IT,
WHAT BE the gama2
THAT WAS my dream
AND FOR that dream
I THANK you.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-22
Freight Volume Increases.

THE PACT that higher freight rates have not lesened the
amount Of freight the railroads hauling and that
the volume Of freight southwest lines even increasing
demonstrates that spite Of handieaps business Is DONG
its best TO get back to a normal basis
According to an announcement Just made By J. B. Payne
traffic manager Of the Texas Pacific. the average num-
Der Of miles being made per per day now 20 oT the
entire country against q last March when the owners OF
tie railroads got them back from the government The
Texas Pacific average is higher than the average tor
American roads generally being slightly under so miles PEI
car per day.
Reports show that only is greater volume OF goods
coming into Texas Arizona and New Mexico, but more IS
being shipped between points in the southwest much OF
which is moving from 81 Paso TO territory points
If arrangements made for an easier movement OF
cars into Mexico border cities VIII enjoy marked increase
IN traffic.
England has her Bonar Law. America has many bone
head laws.
FininT man a dime when the man had II cents Judge
Pollock overlooked the war tax
Los Angeles BARRIERS forbidden to talk to customers
while they shaving them presumably because It Is
feared they may mention earthquakes
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-22

A DANDY way Z git out Of a store
n after you've put q clerk t. lot o.
trouble is e look at your wrist watch
an say, an come in again, my park
in time is up" Many a truth is spok-
en- without thinkin'.
Copyright, National Newspaper serVlss.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-22

lReEistered Z
A FBIEsD o. mine.
A MOST dear friend
WROTE RECENTLY.
s01IE PRETTY lines.
Or MAN c. WAR.
FARADEVG DOWN.
FIFTH AVENUE
WITH THE bride strap.
IN BABE Ruh's hand
AND READING g.
7 SMILED with him
AND THEy went on
TO oIHER lines.
AND VOW I come
~ I'LL p NM
LAST NIGHT I dreamed
THAT HE and Z
AND MILLIONS more.
1T SEEMED 20 ne.
STOOD OK thu curb
BOB NILE on mile.
AND WAITED there
WITH ROADWAY clear
FROM CURB to curb.
AND Down che street
WE SAW them come
JUST ONE Ions horns-
AND ONE lone man.
AND THAT was all
THERE WE'RE no bands
MAR MARCHING cops.
NOR SOLDIER boys.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-22

As result OF the war Great Brit
ain has 1851 WIDOWS On the pension
list
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-22
Stories For The Little Ones

UNCLE WIGGHY AND SUSIE'S LITTER.
Nv uoWann r. GUS.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-22

Finiug man a dime when the had Il cents juds
Pollock overlooked the war tax
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-22

England has her BOuar Law. America has many bone
head laws.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-22

IF YOU miss the bark Of your neghbor's dog it may b
he has rented his kennel to house hunters.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-22

Psvchopathc observation Of Maynard girls may not dc
the girls any good but the observers need the work
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-22

Now prisoners IN the Juarez jail must to school Jus
IS though it were not enough to be in jail
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-22

Governor CoTs campaign manager feels sure Of the
second ward anyhow.
Evening star., 1920-06-04
Many Delicious Dishes
L a silly Prepared
WAYS to Cook Rhu-
-Shortcakes and
Pudding gs Made
With Pineapples.

There is practically no limit to the
number OF methods by which rhubarb
may be prepared for the table. 1t
may be stewed, baked or escalloped,
turned into jam. marmalade or jelly.
or may be used in making pies. tarts
or puddinss. to say nothing of the
many special desserts. 1t may be
combined with raisins. dates. figs, rice,
strawberries, currants. bananas. GIN
ger and other things. 1t is not nee
essary to peel rhubarb: the skin Is
relatinous. II melts and imparts a
rich red color and excellent nayor.
If sugar is added after rhubarb is
cooked il will not require AS much to
sweeten it, Do not cook it in tin or
iron.
The Best Way to Stew Rhubarb.-
cut the stalks in inch pieces. and put
on the fire in stewpan with nearly
enough water to cover them. When
the water comes to a boil stir in
enough sugar to suit the taste. usual
Iy about two-thirds of cup. Add a
niece Of butter the size of hickory
mt and thicken slightly with Smal II
teaspoonful of cornstarch dissolved in
water. Drop in the peel of an orange
thinIy shaved and add the orange
Juice. Let the whole boil few min
Evening star., 1920-06-04

granulated sugar. mix thoroughly and
heat until all the sugar is melted.
Spread the sweetened pulp almost
half an inch thick on the sheets or
day until dry. This should take nearly
three days. Cut it into strips of con-
venlent size. run a knife around the
edges and the leather" will peel up
readily; SIT sugar on both sides. roll
the strips and tie them with ribbon.
They will keep for months.
a New Ruie for Rasberry Shortcake.
usual raspberry shortcake is
inferior n;1e11e, to @ strawberry shortcake prin-
cipaliy because raspberries do not
many are used. To overcome this diff
f1culty make the shortcake in the
usual way. and for the filling use a
. oo1 OF ps. rpaspberries and box of cur
sieve with cup of sugar, and ada the
juice thus obtained to the raspberries
and another cup of sugar. MASKING the
berries very slightly. The filling may
De De USED used either plain or with little
of the cake with whipped cream deco
rated with raspberries The flavor Of
the raSpDerries is so much stronger
than that or the currants that you do
not taste the latter at all.
Blackberry Whisk.
whip some thick cream to the de-
sireu CONSISTENCY. preferably so that
it will be thick enough to stand
alone. add half a teaspoonful OF
ground cinnamon and mix with a
spoon. Use firm. sound. clean her
ries and stir gently into the whipped
cream. sweeteninE to taste. Serve
alone or with fancy carckers or
waters. -
Three of a Kind.-This recine taL.s
three lemons three oranges. three
bananas, three cups of sugar. three
cups OF boiling water and one table
spoonful of gelatin. Soak the gelatin
in cold water. Add the boiling water
and sugar. the juice of the lemon.
and oranges with a little Of the
grated rind, and the bananas. which
have been put through potato
masher. Freeze, and when stiff turn
and creamy.
Fruit Drops.-Almost any fruit will
do. but cherries. damson plums and
peaches are especially good. Mash
the fruit and rub the pulp through
sieve. Add granulated sugar. allow.
ing pound to each pint Of strained
pulp, and cook slowly until the njx-
ture is very thick. stirring constantJv
to pervent scorching. Drop on waxed
paper and set the candy in a warm
place to dry. If packed in ajr-tirht
boxes these drops will keep FOR
months.
Evening star., 1920-06-04
First Movies in German Church.

BERLIN. May 20 Correspondence
divine service with moving pictures
in a German church has just taken
place at the Zwingli Church here.
Pictures OF the Passion were thrown
on the screen. and music by Bach
was rendered by the church choir.
Evening star., 1920-06-04

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An entirely new way
of washing

Thssepsr ranslss s,1sssrichineaass;sEvsiseeina ,1s
all the dirt i loosened while Tie eisehss sssk ssn
Yettheyare 50 mild thss yesr rahseleths md @aslns
soak safely in the Rinse s,ds as in wstss alone
You rinse the clothes IN the mesning and they are
ready for the line! Oaiy badly soiled places, Like
cuff edges, need light rubbing beewesn your hands
Without boiling. without Bit Of hard rubbing
even if you use cold wafer! You cannot believe d
until you have tried it.
Don't wash the old wsy even anethsr week. Fellow
the easy directions on The psekge and let Rinse save
you the work Of wash dsy, and ssve Jour elethss.
Your grocer has Rinse. One package win do
your whole weeks washing. 1t is ouiy Scents.
Lever Bros. Co, Cam
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-12-28
Worlds Champion
Steer Bull Dogger
To Be in Ell Paso

The bull-dogglng event In the
championship contest OF cowboy
sports to be held at the rio Grand
Park. FL Paso. Texas. Jan. 12-i5.
will contain many thrills and keen
competition. Jim Massey. OF snyder.
Texas, whu won the championship Of
the world on throwing six steers at
Tex Austin's Worlds championship
contest held in Chicago this year has
already entered his event and has
shipped in his thousand dollar bull
dogging horse which he expects to
TAXI him To another victory at this
contest. Among his closest competi-
tors will be Slim Gasky. OF Wichita
Falls, Texas. who was "a very close
second To him FOR the championship
OF the world aud has won first MONEY
In "a great many bu~ll-dogging contests
in the southwest. Auu FranN McCar-
roll and ROY Quick, % Cheyenne,
wyoming. who have both won money
over Massey at previous contests In
the last two years will be here. As
this event is decided 10y time, the time
being taken from the time the steer
leaves the chute until the cowboy
rides to him. leaps to his horns, ana
throws him by hand. some vcry expert
time keepers will be required for this
event, as very frequently the winners
are decided by split fractions of IA
necond and whore 50 many expert
contestants are entered the time rs
liable to be very close.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-12-28

The Chinese were Astronomers In
he reign OF NaO, 1857 b. G.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-12-28
COMMON wITCHHAzEL
FINE FOR SORE EYES

II is surprising how quickly eye in
Illumination is helped by common
witchhazel, camphor, h%ydrastis, etc.
as mixed in Lavoptik eye wash. one
sl!erly lady. who had been troubled
with chronic y Inflammation for
many years, was greatly helped in
two days. We guarantee n small
bottle Of Lavoptik to help ANY CASE
weak. strained or inrlamed eyes.
Aluminium y cup FREE. Alvarado
Pharmacy. First nd Gold.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-12-28
MORE QUAEES DIE,
SCIENTIST ASSERTS
World Entering Maxi
mum P eriod d, Rev.
Odenbach Says

CLEVELAND. o., Dec, 2S.-The
world is likely entering n maximum
period OF earthquakes and eruptions.
according to Rev. +. L. OdenbRck.
Of the 81. Ignntius College
Observatory I'm Cleveland.
Commenting on the recent earth
quake In Argentine and earthquake
and typhoon In the Island ~ zap.
Rev. Odenbach said:
Earthquakes and eruptlons come
In maximum periods. For the past
year and a hall we have beer passing
through a minimum period. Now II
IL probable that a maximum period
Is setting in"
Thefe are three main causes of
earthquakes according TO Rev. pden-
bach:
volcanic-causing mi OF the
earth.
Downthrow-usuaiiy short quakes
caused by the ceilings In large V
and mines falling in.
Tcctonic-a-the most serious. caused
by shrinkage of the carth's crust.
Violent quakea Of the past year:
Jan. Mexico: hundreds Killed: Z
towns Inundated.
April 2i-California. Arizona and
Utah; big property damage; small
loss OF life.
June 22-Cairornia: 6 earthquakes;
damage $500. OOO.
June 27-ltaly. 10 earthquakess 800
killed; many villages demolished.
July i6-Los Angeles; 4 earth
quakea; many injured slight property
damage.
SEPT s-Italy; 8 towns destroyed;
small loss OF life.
oct. l2.-Porto Rico; earthquake
ana tidal wave; many killed.
Dec. 17-ArEcntine; earthquake;
heavy property damage; big loss OF
life.