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The Washington herald., 1920-11-23

extend to aldemand that the Presi-
dent himself should actually be re-
sponsible for the penmanship, but
the message had to be hand written.
Theodore Roosevelt was the first
to break with the old fashioned
precedent and send up his messages
typed or printed. Nowadays they
are always delivered in print.
wilmot H. Lewis has arrived in
washington as the new American
representative y Of the London
Times.1 During the latter. part OF
the war he was associated with the
Paris ofices OF the American Com
mittee on Public Information. He
has seen Journalistic service in the
Far East and throughout Europe
and speaks fluent Japanese. German
and French. He Is, British SUBJ
ject of Welsh extraction.
washington-s delegation at thi.
year's Army Navy football game, &c
be fought out at the Polo Grounds
in New York next SATURDAY. will
probably be the smallest on record
H. G. d, II to blame. Scores OF
young officers, who used to attend
the. classic contest habitually, say
railroad fares and New York hotel
living have become too extravagan,
-nowadays to Justify the. old-tims
junkets.
James Hamilton Lewis, Of Illinois
was q callers, at the White House
yesterday-the last Democrat OF dis
tinction showed: under by the No
vember 20 avalanche. to appear In
Washington. His defeat for tho
soyernorship Of Illinois has appar,
rently not undermined Jim Ham,
inveterate good humor or passion
for sartorial effects. He says tb,
sun viii shine again for the greai
lnterrifed. F. w. w.
The Washington herald., 1920-11-23
The Washington Observer
Senator Medill Mccormick Plans Trip to
Europe War Vet to Accompany Colby.

Senator MediIl Mccormick. Of I'LL
Inois, sails for Europe tomorrow to
be gone until January !. His
itinerary includes Paris, Rome.
Vienna, Prague. Berlin and War;
saw. He wants orientation on in
ternational conditions in general
and on continental Europe's views
of the league OF nations, in light
of current events. in particular.
Senator Mccormick was the first
member of Congress to visit Eu-
rope during the war. He says he
brought back invaluable first-hand
impressions at that juncture of the
worlds history. and he IL confident
ia tramp abroad now win prove
equally fruitful. The Senate will
hear from him soon after he re-
turns In the new year.
One Of the heroes of st. MIhiel
and the Meuse-Argonne campaign,
Gen. Adelbert Cronkhite. will rep
resent the United States army as
Bainbridge colby's military aide on
the Secretary Of States trip to
South America. The Eightieth Di-
vision of the A. e. f., which Gen.
Cronkhite commanded, fought with
conspicuous merit on the British
front in France before taking part
in the decisive drive. Of our own
army in October, 1913. He was one
Of the hrst of our line officers to
see service overseas.
President, Wilson's forthcoming
message to Congress, which is still
in the preparatory state, recalls
that up to twelve or fifteen years
ago Congress used to insist on the
literal fulfllment of the Constitu-
tional requirement that Presidential
messages be submitted in writing
The Hills" punctiliousness did not
The Washington herald., 1920-11-23
GEESE FLYING NORTH
PUZZLE STAR GAZERS

WINCHESTER, Va, Nov. = "a
Indian summer this year has broken
an old tradition-that of wild geese
flying northward over portions of
Virginia, West Virginia and Mary
land. instead of going in southerly
direction. as they always have done
as winter approaches.
Greybearded weather prognostica-
tors declared 1t was undoubtedly
the first time the geese had been
seen flying northward at this sea-
son of the year.
The Washington herald., 1920-11-23

TOCOMEHERE
Company to Move Two
General Departments
From Baltimore.

Because Of crsmped quarters in
Baltimore. the Chesapeake and ro-
tomac Telephone Company IL nov
ing two of it's general departments
from that city to Washington. a.
was learned last night.
| A z Berry. president of the tele-
phone company. said the change did
not mean a general exodus Of teie-
phone employees from Baltimore 20
Washington.
Due 20 considerable departmental
increases the company has outgrown
its Baltimore quarters. said Berry.
and II has been decided 10 move the
engineering. trafhc and plant Of
fees to Washington. Several hun
dred employees in the Baltimore Of
nee will be shifted around az q re-
suit Of the change but less than 100
will come here. he said.
The Washington herald., 1920-11-23
Gas Masks of Trenches
Used to Battle Flames

FREDERICK. Nd. Nov. 22.-Gas
masks worn in France were used by
ex-service men to gain entrance
through the smoks into the store Of
Mrs. Mary Plant. BuckeystOwn,
which was damaged by fire.
After the former soldiers gained
entrance to the building the flames
were fought by a bucket brigade
and with water brought In large
milk cans. Mioe chewing matches
are blamed for the origin OF the Gre.
The Washington herald., 1920-11-23
Hundreds at Funeral
OF Generals Relative

WINCHESTER, Va. Nov. 21.-
Turner Ashby. named for his kins-
man, Gen. Turner Ashby.' ''plumed
knight of the Confederate cavalry"
died at his home near White Post,
Clarke county. following an illness
of several days. A widow, three
sons and two daughters survive.
Hundreds of people from many
sections OF northern Virginia attend
ed the funeral
The Washington herald., 1920-11-23
Kills Fat Steer for Cox Bet.

CUMBERLAND, Md, Nov ga
Jonas Dively. a wealthy farmer OF
the Glencoe section, an ardent DEM
ocrat, declared that If Cox lost he
would butcher the fattest steer of
his famous Hereford herd and that
is what happened. He had to slaugh-
ter the animal and divide up.
The Washington herald., 1920-11-23
w. Va. School Mistress
Made Deputy Sheriff

MARTINSBURG. W. Va, Nov. e.
Probably the first woman deputy
sheriff in West Virginia was named
today when Sheriff-elect William
Dean announced his assistants, in
cluding Miss Jane Henson, of Bunker
Hill. a well-known young school
teacher.
The Washington herald., 1920-11-23
GREETING CARDS
That Really Express Your Good Wishes

Your good wishes for the season can truly
be xpressed-expressed as you would express
them in person-with one of our beautifully
engraved and embossed greeting cards or
brochures.
In our stock there are more than 200
to. choose from, all different and selected to
please every taste and personality. Come in
while our stock is still complete and while
there is still time to have them engraved
with wour name.
The Washington herald., 1920-11-23
Prince of Wales
Uses Grounds of
Palace to Run in

LONDON. Nov. 22.-Dressed I'm
grey flannel trousers and . white
sweater, the Prince OF Wales II
keeping ht by running every
morning for half an hour round
the Buckingham Palace Gardens,
which are private.
Edward. who lives Mt York
House. rises Mt 2 a. m. I'm the
winter. and drives to the palace
In n taxicnb for his pre-breakfast
spin.
The Washington herald., 1920-11-23

4 SECRETARY sET-when your friend OF
husband goes on a business trip or is com
PEELED to take home work from the Office.
he'll appreciate this secretary case II is
made Of the finest Of heavy calfskin leather
and has two large pockets. two smaller
pockets two pencil loops. The handle IS
large and comfortable and is CT . IN
heavily re-enforced- Priced at. OlOsVO
nRrEF CAsE-This brief case has two
large bellows pockets, straps that 90 en-
tirely around. pencil loop and lock and
key ,,orses ss h1sds PT,esa ID sSsp sno Sl250
ICY HOT BoTTLE-A quart Icy Hot
the automobile trip, camping or in any
jaunt through the great outdoors CE m
The Washington herald., 1920-11-23
DIARIES

Never was our stock of Diaries more
complete than it is this year. We have them
in all styles and sizes of Standard, Excelsior
and National make.
A diary makes very acceptable gift to
a young lady or boy at school or college
Prices range from $500 down co
10 -.---.....-..,.... wv
The Washington herald., 1920-11-23
|N Headquarters for Santa Claus 80
81 You'll find Just the thing Gift Department III

attention that our saespeople canpot give when all aus
Here you will find Heather goods of all kinds travelling
manicure SETS purses and pockebook fountain penS desk SETS
desk ornaments diaries and stationery of every description We
check something off your list. Come in and look around
The Washington herald., 1920-11-23
Gift Suggestions for Men

SHOE SHINING ET-A gift that Is very
welcome to any mans travelling accoutre-
ments is this shoe-shining ournt. The
sheepskin polisbe<. the dauber and polish
are enclosed in a leather case that doesn't
take u much mare room than TSr
deck Of cards And II Is only. tOS
HANGER sErSHere's a Gift that VIII
save it's cost many times over TO the man
who receives It The folding trouser and
coat hanger viii keen his clothes in their
proper shape 1t takes about much
room Al q heavily padded bill G1 TX
roll ---------------------- SAssO
MILITARY BRUsHES-An acceptable
gift to any member of the male sex is this
set Of military brushes Tne bristles-
picked from the best part Of the pig-are
wire drawn through the genuine ebony
backs They won't pull out, because they
can't. Neatly packed in a leather CS M
BOOK ENDS-Your sons or husbands
reading table would look better with q set
Of these book ends They are made OF
bronze and range in styles from beautiful
women's faces to -mugsy bull eI mn
dogs Each ------.-----.---------S S1soV
The Washington herald., 1920-11-23

Santa Claus has made his headquarters for gifts of
all kndShere will find gifts for every member of the family
Our stocks have Just been arranged and ready for
the onush of the Christmas Shoppers behooves you to
eay-the stock complete and you will receive the better
The Washington herald., 1920-11-23

COLONIAL IVORY TOILET SET-This
Is Just the thing for the dressing table.
It Is composed Of nine pieces-comb; brush.
mirror, nail file, buffer, button hook shoe
horn, powder box, and cuticle knife-an
Of the finest quality. Neatly 91d m
packed In box, at -.-......---.- U4fsOV
MANICURE sET-Any woman would
Welcome this addition to her dressing table.
1t Is composed of eleven pieces-buffer. but
ton hook, file, knife, scissors, sand paper
sticks, polish, black head remover, ear-wax
remover, cuticle stick, and nail cleaner.
All are enclosed in a fine leather case. 1t Is
very acceptable and economical 81 Ok
MANICURE sETS-Your wife or sister.
or friend, would readily appreciate such
gift as this. 1t has twelve pieces and comes
neatly wrapped in a fine leather roll The
pieces are sand paper, sticks, black:head re,
cleaner, button hook shoe horn, cuticle
knife nail nle, scissors and buffer. ell S0
IL Is most economically priced at V11sCV
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1920-06-11
YOUTH

Youth is not time of life; it is a
state of mind. 1t is not a matter of
ripe cheeks red lips, and supple knees;
it is temper of the will, a quality of
the inauguration a vigor of the emo
lions. 1t is the freshness Of the deep
springs of life.
Youth means a tcmperamental pre-
dominance Of courage over timidity,
of the appetite for adventure over love
of case. This often exists in man Of
fifty more than in boy Of twenty.
Nobody grows old by merely living
number of years, People grow old
only by deserving their ideals.
Years wrinkle the skin; but to give
up enthusiasm wrinkles the soul
Worry, doubt, self-interest fear and
despair-these are the long, long years
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1920-06-11

that bow the heart and turn the green
ing spirit back to dust.
Whether sixty or sixteen, there is in
every human beings heart the lure Of
wonder the sweet amazement at the
stars and at star-like things and
thoughts, the undauntcd challenge of
tte for what next, and the joy of the
events, the unfailing, childlike appe'
game Of living. You are as young as
your faith, as old as your doubts, as
young as your self-confdence, as old
as your fear; as young as your hope,
as old as your despair
In the central place Of your heart is
an evergreen tree; it's name is Love
So long as it flourishes you are young
When it dies you are old In the cen
trial place of our heart is a wireless
station. So long as it receives mess
ages Of beauty, hope, cheer, grandeur
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1920-06-11
THE pLUToCRArIC POOR

Automobiles In use In the United
States number about 7,500,000l It is
only necessary to look out of your
the automobile owner no longer is a
window In town or country, to sec that
head of business, a landed proprietor,
capitalist, professional man, He IS
n many Instances Wage-earner. If
Chat were not true there would not be
one automobile for each group Of four
teen Americans i'm the entire popula-
tiuu Automobiles are being driven
by q vast number Of Americans whose
occupations would classify them as the
poor. and who speak of themselvS as
poor STREET car conductors. BARRIERS,
mechanics, clerks bricklayers, journey
men In various fields of skilled labor,
tenants upon farms, even domestic ser
wants here and there, are discussing
brands Of spark plugs and acquiring
varieties of cylinder oil possibly they
ought to be more economical Every
one says that everyone else should be
economical Doubtless everyone is
right, but there never has been any
thing in written history or in legend
quite llke the plutOcfacN OF tine poor
In America The man who kept a pri-
waite conveyance in the pre-automobile
period was a man apart from the mere
ly ordinary we'll to do immeaSurably
removed from the poor if he lived in a
city where street cars provided neces-
sary transportation and a private con-
vcyance was luxury. The man who
lived in a village where no distance
was great and who kept a conveyance
was a village magnate Nowadays the
problem in cities and towns is how TO
park the automobiles and leave room
for moving traffic. Seven and half
million automobiles in use in a popu-
.ation of lOO.OO0,0OO constitutes in
conference.-the proof that this is the
country in which ;he poor man has an
opportunity Improving his opportu-
nifty he has an automobile.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1920-06-11

courage and power from God and from
your fellow men, so long are you
young-Bulotin Of the American
Iron and Steel Institute, New York.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-26
By EDNA KENT FORBES

burnt orange and brown You can
bleach the sunburn by rubbing into
it the juice from cucumbers. II your
friend viii send an addressed.
stamped envelope, I shah be pleased
to send her the formulas she wants.
=
D. Lemon Juice Is applied as
you would any lotion You may take
a small piece OF lemon and go over
the freckles with 1t, until the skin
absorbs the juice. Once a day would
be enough, allowing II remain for a
half hour. then follow Il with a good
cold cream You may take the fruit
salads without any fear OF extra
weight. but be sparing with the
dressing
Q. witch hazel is soothing TO
a tender skin Yeast. for external use.
is made into a paste By rubbing into
the cake a small amount OF VIZ.
Apply this at night 10 the pimt yss
and rinse off with warm water in
the morning. Your description Of
yourself indicates a run down condi-
ton and. most likely, an impacted
colon Frequently, young men get
into this condition, from no other
cause than too many sweets and in
difference to a clean digestive sys-
tenn You would do well to consult a
physician
All inquiries addressed to Miss
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-26
XVII


sew alGalouls
What is sulphate7
whence we're merino sheer
brought TO this country
pans
What are coddIed ergs2
e-What is a Forfeit
6-What is a docket7
t-How does New Zealand spinach
-1i1fer from the ordinary varietye
e-Who wrote "AIazeppa"2
s-Where are the largest platinum
mines on this hemisphere2
lo-What is the meaning Of the ex-
preston. playing both ends against
he middle"2
Answers to Yesterdays Questions.
IA training ship is a war vessel
used as travelling school for the
education OF naval cadets.
"A genus is a term applied to
any group Of species lower than a
tribe or family.
S-The Chatahoochie river Is in the
state Of Georgia
4-Wild cherry wood is extensively
used for making furniture and all
cabinet work because Of its resem-
blance in color 70 mahogany and Of
the fact that it does not shrink with
age.
5-A thrill Is a pulsation Of tremor
or feeling, either OF pleasure or re-
pulsion.
"a bill IS statement OF account
or a bank or government note
During the battle Of Long Is
land fought August q 1776, the Brit
ish commanders headquarters were
on Staten island
s-Pastry flour contains more
starch than bread flour does
e=The word forsooth means GER
tainIy. most assuredly. truly.
10-GIycol is a colorless, odorless
LIQUID with a sWeetish taste known
also as ethylene Copyright,
1929, Thompson Feature Service).
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-26
MOB KILLS NEGRO CHARGED
WITH WHITE GIRL ATTACK

Graham. n. c. Aug. 2s.-Accused
OF attempting an attack on a 4-year-
old girl early yesterday. John Jeff
ress, a negro, was shot 70 death near
here yesterday by a mob OF so men.
The mob overpoWered sheriff Story
and six deputies as they we're trans
ferring the negro from the county
jail to the court house for prelimi-
nary hearing.
Jeffress was taken by the mob
about a mile and a half outside Of
Graham and his body riddled with
bullets Sheriff Story said last
night that neither he nor his deputies
recognized any Of the leaders and
that the negro was given up after
the officers realized that resistancs
would be useless.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-26

Irene" is a sen out hit In Boston
at the wilbur.
William Bonein Is to be with East
Is West" Fay Bainters company.
Felix Adler IS writing q musical
comedy called The Cuckoo"
Janet Stone viii be among the
principals in The Greenwich VII
lEge Follies-"
Joseph Hart Is to feature Homer
Barton Is a new act Dorothy Beard
sley and Natalie Manning are with Il.
Frank Morgan has been engaged by
Nora Bayes for a comedy role IN
Her Family Tree"
Percy Winter has been engaged as
stage director for John Golden's sps-
cial 'Lightnin' " company 70 90 on
the road.
Harry Kittredge IS 20 be with Ny
Lady Friends" 10 handle the stage.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-26

Question-Should a single girl kiss
married man with an onion
breathe
Hop Hopper eat onions and the
kisses come just the same. What girl
would like to meet a cute married
man some niEht2
versa. yesi VIII Kickapoo Bunko
send photo 10 me care Cheese Factory,
Avernef
Terrible Stuff-Emphaticzll yes.
II Mush Head wants to see pretty
girls let him drive his garbage cart
10 Tonkers-
Blessed Sweetie-I wish 70 state I
viii not never kiss a onion brsathed
man, and not garlic. 1t is not
genteel-
Lilly OF Scranton-A married man
who'll eat onions and then expect q
girl 70 kiss him IS q goat.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-26

No-To-Bac has helped Thousands %
break the costly. uerVe-shatterinE TO-
hacco habit Whenever you have =
longing for q smoke or chew, JUST
place q harmless No-To-Blc tablet
IN your mouth instead. All desire
stops Shortly the habit IS completely
broken and you are better of men
tally, physically. financially It's 90
easy. so simple Get a box OF No-To-
Bac and II Il doesn't release you from
an craving for tobacco in any form.
your druggist VIII refund your money
without question. No-To-Bac Is made
By the owners Of Cascarets; therefors
is thoroughly rellable.-AdT.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-26
TWO AYIATORS HURT WHEN
PLANE FALLS IN NOSE DIVE

Douglas Ariz-, Aug. 26-Lieut.
Alexander Pearson. famous for his
victory In the first transcontinentai
air race. was painfully injured. pos
sibly internally, and Lieut. Frank NJ.
Paul suffered several cuts about the
head and face yesterday when their
plane crashed 30 feet to the ground
in q nose dive.
A witness said Paul. the pilot, ap-
parentiy did not see a bank ahead Of
him until too late to avoid it and
attempted 10 rise suddenly at a As
degree angle. The machine started
mp, but fell. the plane turning end
over end The aviators were pinned
underneath.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-26
TRANSCONTINENTAL CONVOY
Is DUE HERE ON SCHEDULE

sweetwater. Texas. Aug 26.-Banlk-
head national highway transcontinen-
tai convoy. which IS on its way to
Los Angeles. arrived IN swestwatsr
yesterday afternoon at o'clock.
Members OF the party VIII be the
guests OF Sweetwatsr today. The con-
voy VIII arrive IN Colorado City Fri
day and IN FL Paso on schedule time
The convoy Is commanded BY Aa1.
John n. Franklin and directed BY J.
A. Roundtree. director general OF the
Bankhead national highway and field
director OF the var department. Mr.
Roundrree viii speak today on the
aims and purposes Of the convoy and
the possibilities OF building a ma
tioual highway from coast 70 coast
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-26
BEAUTY BATHS

HTHEN the women OF ancient days
w wished to become beautiful they
took elaborate series OF baths
to accentuate their good looks. Bath
ing nowadays Is less luxurious than
In ancient days but infinitely more
convenient. There are various sorts
OF baths which have decided tonic
and identifying effects and 10 would
be an excellent idea IL every woman
knew which sort agreed with her
best
of course. one Of the most stimulat-
ing baths is the hot shower with a
needle spray" followed by a quick
shower in water as cold as can be
stood The celebrated milk baths Of
ancient times. which the Roman
can be initiated very well BY using
the following mixture:
Marshmaliow flowers, one half
pound
Hyssop herb, one quarter pound
Bran flour, four pounds
These materials are mixed to-
gether and put into cheese cloth
bags. The formula contains enough
for four baths. A camphor bath Is
very refreshing and is prepared by
dropping slowly into the tub OF warm
water enough Of the following lotion
to make the water milky IN appear
ance-
Tincture OF benzoIn, half ounce.
Tincture Of camphor, one ounce.
Cologne, two ounces
There is nothing OF course, that Is
more refreshing when you are tired
than a sea water bath. This is made
by throwing into the water several
handfuls OF common sea salt 1t Is
one OF the cheapest beauty baths, for
a large bag OF salt costs but 10 cent?
y =
Daily Reader-It is evident that
% - hn mi
Increase your weight. Take plenty OF
milk, eggs and an oil dressing on
your salads Send an addressed.
stamped envelope for the formula
Valincia-From five to ten more
pounds would bring you up TO aver
age. but I would not worry about il,
since you are still growing. The
rolors you suggest are all good ones
for your type, especially yellow,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-26
About Broad.Oay Plays And Players
By BIDE DUDLEY.

NEW YORK Aug. 2s.-James K
IN Hackett will soon sail for Lon
don prepared TO make his initial
appearance on the stage in that city
about November l in Macbeth" He
viii play his London engagement at
the AldWych theater. He has ar
ranged with Norman O'Neill 10 pro-
vide special Incidental music for
Macbeth" and hopes to induce Mrs.
Pat Campbell 10 essay the role Of
lady Macbeth Later Mr.. Haclzett VIII
produce a new play by Douglas Muir
ray. entitled Blink" On his return
TO America he viii be seen IN Gultry's
'Pasteur." There isn't a female char
acter in this play
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-26
THREE HELD ON BURGLARY
CHARGE UNDER $500 BOND

Globe, Ariz-, aug. 16.-M- f. Key,
Everett husky and Dewey ThurlOw,
held IN the county Jail here on charges
OF burglary we're given preliminary
hearing yesterday in the justice court
and bound over 10 the superior court
The prisoners waived hearing and in
default OF bonds Of $500 each, they
were returned TO jail
Officers said Husky and Thurlow
were paroled convicts from the state
prison The three were arrested
hers several days ago IN e room in
which. officers said, they found sew
eral hundred dollars worth OF stolen
property, most OF which since had
been identified They are also de-
clared by officials TO have been i'm
plicated IN the recent attempted jail
delivery, which was frustrated with
the aid Of two federal prisoners
sen OIL stock to curtiss 4 Co.-Adv.
Kodak Finishing see Gandara--Adv.