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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-15
Beauty Chats By Edna Kent Forbes
mining Dishes

/ D0SslBLT some o. my readers who
i are trying to reduce. and who do
| not want to learn the tables ~
calories which viii enable them 10
reduce scientifically. would like 10
know OF some dishes which viii not
add flesh
These given today are not fattsn-
| ing at all, and are healthy. uartfcu-
larry at this time OF the year.
Rhubarb. - stewed and sweetsned
with saccharine. However, II Won
put only little sugar IN. Il won't
be so very fattening. for there Is
quite bit OF acid in rhubarb. ONLY
don't make Il so sweet. the Juice is
like molasses. As a matter OF face
believe It IS healthier slightly acid.
the blood.
Spinach.-ThIs has no tat IN II. but
all sorts OF other valuable fners-
dents Il Is rich In vitamfnes. the
element OF food that gives life and
that makes children grow, and Il has
nllIlslal salts IN It which the system
needs II tastes particularly good II
IL is steWed soft, the water poured
OH and the rest run through a neat
chopper. A hard boiled egg sliced
over the top makes it look tempting.
Also II makes a novel and delicious
salad n It Is made into small patties
added
Asparagus.-The ca1oric value is so
low az TO be negligible. But don't
make this fattening by eating il with
Hollandaise or with butter sauce
Asparagus can be cut into small
pieces and boiled and served as
vegetable, or It can be boiled and
served in Ions, unbroken, thick
Fresh Tomatoes.-For stewinr. for
salads, Tor garnishlnr. These fasfe
as fresh and delicious as they look,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-15

Mohammedan country, especially 8
state minister
4. Plant grating consists IN IN
sorting slip or cutting Of one plant
or tree into another for the purpose
OF making II grow there
8 alice in Wonderland" was
written by the famous English
author known as Lewis Carroll
whose real name was Charles Lut-
Widge Dodgson-
6. Radio activity IS a dynamic
property found IN certain bodies OF
high atomic weight Of emitting rays
invisible to the human eye. but
capable OF penetrating bodies Opaque
to ordinary light
Z Robins eggs are beautiful
greenish blue IN color
3. The Amazons were RAGS OF
female warriors and hunters said TO
have dwelt in Scythia- This word IS
now frequently applied TO any quar-
rels0me or masculine woman
g. Lake Superior was called Big
Sea-Water by the Indians.
TO- Friday Is said to be Americas
lucky day because OF the large num-
Der Of important events in its history
that occurred on that day: beginning
with Columbus. who sailed from
Spain. first landed on American soil.
and landed again in Spain on his
triumphal return, all on q Friday.
Other fortunate voyages OF his we're
begun and ended on Friday; and St
Augustine, the Oldest town in the
United States, was entered or Friday
by MendeZ, who settled it-Thomp-
son Feature Service
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-15
Bedtime Stories For The Little Ones
UNCLE WIGGILY AND JOHNNIE JIGGLE.
- By HOWARD r. GARIs.
T INCLE WIGGuYI

INCLE WlGGILEl Oh Uncle Wig
- gilyi" called a voice in the woods
one day. The old rabbit gentle
man. who was hopping along. looking
for an adventure. turned to sec who
was hailing him.
Don't you want 70 come and play
ball2" went on the voice. and then alr.
Longears saw Johnnie BushytafL one
OF the squirrel brothers
Play balz are you going TO play
pail, asked Uncle Wiggily. twinkling
fourth or July Why. you haven
either a tennis racket or q crocuet
msllet- How are you going 10 play
ball, Johnnie7'
I'm not. going to play BAH right
away" said Johnnie. First I have TO
go to the store for mother. II YOU
come with me we'l play ball when
come back
Wei, I might do that" said the
rabbit gentleman, thoughtful like and
premeditated- 4 suppose I can have
an adventure or two before the game"
"Oh. that would be fun" Chartered
Johnnie. Wen hurry on 20 the
store"
what DO you have TO get FOR your
mother" asked Uncle Wiggily OF the
squirrel boy.
"A 5iggler." answered Johnnie. and
before the bunny gentleman had time
TO ask what that was Johnnie cried.
-Oh, see some new hickorynutsl I'm
going TO try and get themi" and I'D a
tree he scrambled.
But he soon came down again. like
Jack and jill, going Up the hill. for
the hickory nuts were not nearly ripe
or ready to eat
Hunt" thought Uncle Wiggily 20
himself. as he hoped along beside
Johnnie. I wonder what Mrs. Bushy-
tail can want of a jiggler? Maybe it's
new kind OF busting brush that Jig
giles the dirt off the furniture. III
just wait and see what il is that
Johnnie buys"
So the rabbit gentleman. twinkIinE
his pink nose like a dish OF straw
berry ice cream, and the squirrel bov
who frisked his tail around like a
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-15
II Years Ago Today

d EPORIS from Washington state
N that japanese agents are now IN
the United States completing the
negotiations for our vessels on the
Pacific The Japanese are anxious
to buy American Pacific steamer
lines for operation under the flag q
the Japs. Bonds have been sold and
money is IN hand for the project. Il
is stated.
". p. Anderson submits a design
for a fountain in san Jacinto plaza.
The proposed structure IS TO be Of
the finest cast iron. colored olive
bronze. The structure Is - feet high
and two feet wide
The Rio Grande has remained sta
tionary since yesterday. The govern
ment gage at the bridge registered
II feet this morning.
Mrs g. W. Edwards is visiting her
sister, Mrs Waters Davis.
Mrs II. s. Potter and her mother,
Mrs. Woodruff. have returned from
a visit to Mexico City.
All denominations viii attend the
ceremony for the installation Of Rev.
W. Edward Mcleod. D. D.. as pastor
OF the First Presbyterian church at
5 o'clock tonight. He comes from
Estherville. Iowa
A bonded indebtedness OF only
$4,000 and cash on hand amounting
TO Ssz,l63.5S was shown by the re-
port OF county treasurer c. I. Eel-
ley which was made before the
county commissioners at their meet
ing yesterday afternoon.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-15
MOREHEAD SCHOOL HOLDS
ITS ANNUAL MAY FESTIVAL

The annual Nay festival OF the
3Iorehead school was held Friday
night at the school and was attended
by several hundred parents, pupils
and teachers, the teachers being in
costume. Two Nay queens. who had
been elected by popular vote at the
school. led the grand march They
were Margaret Cook and Mary Jane
Echenroth- They we're attended by
other pupils in costume as pages
knights and ladies' in waiting
The program was aided by a circus,
movie, animal show, fortune telling
booth, shooting gallery, flower show
and refreshment booths. including
dancing, wrestling, tumbling and
drilling. About $50 was cleared
which win be added TO the self gov
eminent fund now being used for the
purchase Of play ground and stage
equipment The costume prize was
awarded 20 wilbur Hils a seventh
grade pupil, who attended IN the cos
tune Of q young woman.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-15

Years ago Edwin Arnold OF "The
storm struck a small town in the
Middle West with a transforming
troupe Going over the free list he
noticed that two tickets had been left
Tor Sell Ringer" Arnold asked the
manager OF the theater for the mans
Identity The manager introduced
him 20 Bell Ringer" Asked WHY he
should have free tickets to the show
the latter replied:
wal, they's a curfew in this town
and its a loud one 7 ring It II I
get the seats tinzls her a couple Of
taps u don't get the comps / ring
her as hard as can for an hour"
Where IS the curfew7" asked Mr..
Arnold.
Next door"
Mr. and Mrs. BEL Ringer saw the
show free OF expense that night.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-15
Census Sadness.

CITES which have been disappointed IN population figures
- blame census enumerators for the omission of many
names from census Three Arizona cities Bisbee, Tucson
and Douglas insist that the census returns are inaccurate
and work injustice to them After the enunerators
finished their work in E. Paso many persons reported that
they had been missed.
The National Civil Service Reform league the COM
plants against the governments takers to justify
the demand It made in 1918 for the elimination Of that
section of the bin which exempted from the pro
visions Of the civil service law the 400 supervisors
and 5000 euumerators. Congress brushed aside the
demand
In asking that the bureau be included In the
civil service this organization showed that the censuses Of
1900 and 1910 costly and inaccurate and cited the
Of Maryland N 1900 When in order to gain another repre-
sentative IN congress, enumerators took from tomb
stones and gaveyards Democrats charged this done
to increase Republican representation IN congress This
year, with Democrats in power, similar charges may be
expected
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-15

A TLAS PECK amt worrying about
n whether the moon is Inhabited. He
says II It really is, the people up there
must have a hard time sleeping at
right on account Of its brightness.
=
Gsnder creek Is higher than II has
been for years, Just Ike everything
else, only It won't stay that way long.
Deck Hooks went to the moving pic
ture show at Ticlzvills Saturday night.
The picture was 50 din It must Of been
a carbon copy.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-15
KWLZ


New Questions.
! Whist color birds sing the best
z. When was the Lincoln highway
laid out7
3. What IL shandy Eafff
& What is millet2
8 What IS the differences between
abstinence and prohibition7
G. Where IS Faneuu hail and what
Is II called2
Z. Why does the approach OF rain
have 2 peculiar effect upon animals
s. What Is "BeoWulf7'
2. Where Fl the United States DO
people still use Elizabethan English
as their common language2
10. What are ham hocks7
Answers to Keaferday'H KFTfE.
1. The most beautiful fabric IS
lace.
piece on a cap, Intended to protect
the eyes.
3 A vizier is a high official IN a
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-15

from behind q bush Jumped the bad
old Baz0ona-
Well. here you are again." cried
the Bazoona. IN what he meant for a
cheerful voice 4 am glad 70 see you.
Uncle WigEiiyl"
But 7 an not glad 70 see you'll"
spoke the rabbit gentleman
Perhaps not" said the Bazoona.
But II Is an the same How IS your
souss today he went on. Is IL
good and freshT'
Are you going 20 take Uncle Wig
and bold.
7 ami snapped back the Bazoona.
You are mott" Chartered Johnnie.
Who viii stop me1" inquired the
Bazoona- sarcastic like and snippv.
7 wiil.' cried Johnnie. Look out!
Here 7 come with my mothers jiggler
that I Just bought" and with that he
unwrapped the paper and Uncle Wig
gily saw something flashing in the
sun Then he saw Johnnie turning
little wheel, and he cav the squirrel
boy press something up against the
soft. tender and ticklish ribs OF the
BazOona-
"Oh. don'ti Oh. dearl Oh. hai hai Ia,
oh. stop tickling metn howled the bad
chap -Oh, can't take any OF Uncle
Wiggily's souse when YOU tickle me
with jiggler" and. turning a front
somersauit. away he ran. not hurting
the bunny uncle at all.
SAY, Johnnie. what was that zig
Eler with which you drove away the
bad chapF' asked Uncle WiEEily when
an was calm and peaceful again.
What's a jiggler2''
An egg beater" answered the
squirrel boy. showing It. 1T jlggles
the eggs, you know"
wv ell, It jiggied the Bazoona, any
how" laughed the bunny Then he
went to the bail game and had fun
And II the looking glass doesn't try
70 see what's going on behind its
back when Il ought 20 be shining to
make the coal bin brighter. I'll tell
you next about Uncle Wiggily and
Iackie's queaker.-Copyrigh 1920,
by the Mcclure Newspaper Syndicate.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-15
Ye Towne Gossip.
Registered Q. S. Patent ofncs
By n. C. B.

Miss Fanny Hurst.
Somewhere in New York.
Ny dear Fanny.
It's some days now.
Since you threw your bomb.
About married life.
And the columnists.
And the paragraphers.
Have turned their attention.
To other things.
As they properly should
And so far as I know.
I'm the only one.
Who has said no word.
OF what you wrote.
And / wouldn't now.
II it hadn't been.
That I was impressed
with what you said.
And said TO myself
For tWenty-three years.
You've been sitting down.
At your morning meal
Where the centerpiece is
And you've looked across.
And just beyond.
She's been sitting there.
In grief and JOY.
And rain and shine.
And at dinner time.
Through all those years
On every day
She has been there.
And how do you know.
/ said TO myself
But Il might be
That the both OF you.
Would be happier
IL one was away
For a little while.
And a week ago.
A letter came
And 1t asked her TO 60
For q cOuule OF DAYS
To the home OF a friend.
= a nearby town.
And we spoke Of Il
And ] thought OF You.
And Of what you said
And anyway, Fanny.
She went away.
For those two days.
And whether Il was.
That the coffee was bad
or my eggs weren't done.
As they should have been done.
or the toast wasn't buttered.
or lost my shirts.
OF whether IL was.
That there disappeared.
When she went away.
Some intangible thing.
That seems always near.
When she IS near.
and that guards the days.
And guards the nights.
Against consequences.
Whichever Il was.
OF al these things.
I'm sure I don't know.
But whatever L was.
Pm Writing 20 say.
That your scheme doesn't work.
And over my shoulder.
Ny wife says to tell you.
You're missing a lot.
1 thank you
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-15
About BrOadl0ay Plays And Players

NEW YORK, Nay 15.-Thsre IS to
IN be an art exhibition IN Toxic soon
In which pictures OF American
1ilm stars viii be prominently fea-
tured- The following letter has Just
been received by J. .. Williams,
manager OF the First National tx
hibitors circuit.
Mr.. Manager-May I have some
pleasure 10 letter your 7 an one OF
the most admirers OF American films.
have great interest for American
acknowledgement and have pleasure in
collecting your letter and. maybe
are %. VIII you kindly send the
photo First National stars 70 be held
American Movie Star Photo Exhibit
ton at the show Room7 I always
hoping you TO be happy and health. ]
am yours, MasaniII William Suzuki. 90
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-15
Ripping Rhymes
By WALT MASON.
The Game

TN going park play, any
upfts today For while them
that
be
visitors
his;
winding
that win the blink
children clothing
pros who
the bankrupt the only thing
aside al breeding and despair when
their hair When the joyous games Of e
murnur, through sob, eve growing
Matthew Adams WALT MASON
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-15

Washington. D. c, Nay 15.-Two
diplomats whose formal presentation
OF credentials 70 the American gov
eminent was delayed By president
Wilson's illness were received today.
They were Ki1uro Shidehara, the
Japanese ambassador, and prince Cas-
imir Lubomirski, minister OF the new
Polish republic
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-15

Marion Sunshine OF The Girl From
Home recently approached Charles
Dillingham; and said.
believe IN use my own name
Instead OF Sunshine"
What Is it27 he asked
Maria Iunstall 1Iagdaien lanes
Ouch!' came from Mr. Dillingham;.
You'd better stick TO Sunshine"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-15

Jefferson Shrewsbury Nrtt. man
ager OF the Dudley-for-Prs de1t
campaign has arranged a AfavpoIe
frolic and peanut roll for limerick
ers who favor our candidacy, TO be
held In Central park at 2 O'CLOCK to-
morrow afternoon. Seven young mar
ried women all members OF Mrs.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-15

Jessica Plympton Nuts Poker eInb
I VIII dance around the Maypore while
the Limerickers' UkuleIs orchestra
/ plays send Dudley 70 the Chair.Is
l After the dance peanuts wiz Be roIIes
1or an honor badge TO be pinned On
the winner By Master Suuidrs Nrtt
the eighr-year-old son OF our cam
pail On manager. There viii Be. aIso.
a hanazsrchiet waving contest tor
] Lne Ladies auxiliary. directed br
I CorpL Kingsley. The girl who
waves most gracefully VIII be
7 awarded copy OF the Globes crfti-
y cism OF -Oh. Henry" 20 frame ana
Keep as menuento OF her Presldentiai
candidate Cigars viii be given free
20 eacn little girl who recites cor
Z lecl-T battle poem- -Our Leader
Don't miss this event. as enthusIasrn
Is sure 10 run high and dry.
Now today-s trick ryme, friends.
needs a final word that means ~
insect and also a letter "A the siphs,-
oet II you guess Il, notify Us i'm
lneciarely. sending a. the same time a
check for $500 and a dozen LADY,
myers for the campaign fund The
rhyme-
knew an old nan ron X. G
Who took a nap In q treet
He suddenly woke
And yelieds GHoIy snokeF
know I've been stunE b.
GOSSIP.
hugo Roseufleld. composer OF
Betty, Be Good VIII write a. ope--
eta fo- the Messrs. Shubert.
Katherine Van Pelt has been en-
EaEed for Page 1Ir. Cupid Allan
L. Foster VIII put on the dances.
Lenors Uric has reached her a00th
performances in ''Ths on-Daurhtsr1
AT the Belasco.
The West Point cadets have -
lected Lhe Night Boat" for their
annual theater party June IS.
A THOUGHT ron TODAY.
Feople WHO marry "on q betr
usually lose
FO0LIsHlIEWT
Miss Annnbelle IFea. who rTnr Rre.
By accident sat On q eat.
Seats haven't nine IfferH
Quoth AnnnbelIe Ives
my weights proved fha error OF
hat
FROM THE CHESTNUT TIRE
left New York cut OF debt
That So So you paid ths eity'a
indebtedness"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-15

THE young lady across the way says
4 most people eat a very light break
fast now but the time was when no
BODY felt he had started the day right
unless he had mat and potatoes and
gnddle cakes At his morning additions.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-15

A canvass to ascertain the future
OF the breHeries in ths United States
shows that a large majority viii be
used for cold storage and Ice manu-
featuring purposes.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-15

Lady Astor has been selected 10
represent the British government al
the international Woman Suffrage
Alliance congress to be held in
Geneva In June
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-15

Englands part IN the concert Of nations to be
he yielding Of the baton, as heretofore.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-15

Hall Of Americas jas are empty, but not because thsr
is nobody outside who should be IN.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-15

As Hoovsrs qualifications for the presidency grow no
apparent his chances for getting nominated grow sm'
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-15

Silence deep as Eternity. speech Is sHalIOD as Tine
-Thonss Carlyle.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-15
EXAMINATION FOR COAST
ETaRn Ar unnn arr4 A

The United States coast guard an
nounces a competitive examination.
commencing July u. 1920. Tor a.
pointment OF cadets and cadet engi-
neers.
age limits, Tor appointment as
cadet, are IS 20 "a years. and Tor
appointment as cadet engineer. 20 to
p years
Cadets and cadet engineers are
trained 70 become commissioned Of
Ulcers Of the coast guard at the coast
guard academy, New London. conn.
Each sumner the cadets are taken
on extended practice cruises.
An examination viii be held AZ
Fort Stanton. n. NJ, and other places.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-15

and are excellent food and not a BIT
Perplexsd "A girl Just five feet
tan, u years old. should weigh about
% pounds.
G. ". ca woman 81. five feet 8
inches tan in her stocking feet
weigh less and look vel.
Constant Reader.-A Eirl five feet
inches tan should weigh about TsS
pounds when she is Is. These are
insurance table statistics, and they
allow generous amount OF weight.
You are quite thin. Perhaps you 40
not eat enough; II you seem 70 eat
very much less than other girls vour
age, force yourself to eat a very ifttIe
more each day. You can increqss
your capacity as wen as your ape
tites you know.
r C. E.-An average weight FOR
young girl five feet one Is rs pounds.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-15

The Socialist party should put prison reform plank IN
its platform
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-15

So far Florida has no favorits son.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-15

to be
s 70 make sse9us for De anything Republican
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-15

NATURALLY. SHE HAD TO TAKE THEM OFF.
Why are you undressing desrT" he asked
We are going out this evening aren't WsT she replied
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-15

The purchase Of tie proposed central pax, and n
building Of ths road to the top Of Mount Frankhnhes
the next big things before FL Psso along the line
intensive development for the general welfare.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-15
Patter And Chatter
He Hadn't Time.

LIE hadn't the tins. when he felt the
II spur
70 he winning sueee-u and
prnlses
For letting HIS thoughts drift back
10 her,
VITA her simple. cid fashioned
He never had time to remember how
She had fingered beside HIS bed
And charmed the ache from his
feFered brow
When his ventures rvers far ahead.
THE way was long to the little old
town,
And the trees were IN blossom
there,
But he was eager 10 gain renown,
And never had time TO spnret
There were people 10 sway with his
gifts OF speech
There were Others with cheering
EmileIf
There was wealth TO win, there were
heights to reach
At the end OF 80 many miles
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-15

FROM THE CHESTNUT TREE
left New York cut OF debt
That 50, So you paid the eity'a
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-15

A THOUGHT ron TODAY.
usually lose
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-15

THE tree he planted vas pink win
bloom,
And fondlys ~ mothers win.
She gathered sprays for the uttle
That she thought Of a. ha Foom
still
she watched and waited and
dreamed and sighed.
Lonely and old and gray.
And the hope that the morning had
brought her died
When the postman had gons hia
way
LIE hadn't the time when TIE fair
III winds blew
And he hurried to claim aueee.s.
when his hopes were hiEh ard his
triumphB new
To think Of her louelinenlf
But he found the time In the later
years
To wish that he might forget.
And TO feel, while FElnlrlnr away hfs
tears
The ache Of N old regret.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-09-26

Walter Poole. one of Ardmore pub
lie schools honor pupils who has
been recognized as one of the city's
most talented musicians has scored
another signal success, according to
information received by his numerous
Ardmore friends
Mr. Poole was a member of the
senior class Ardmore High school 20
and served as president of the class
from the Freshman year In addition
to his school work he devoted much
time to the study of music, taking
violin lessons from Sol NJ. Lowen-
stein and harmony with Emanual
Lowenstein.
Leaving here September /, Mr.,
Poole entered the New England Con-
servatory Of Music at Boston That
Ardmore boys and girls have oppor-
tunity Of receiving the highest de-
bA'' Va iNt'i mus - tNIhNuNfh ny Lllt
fact that Mr.. Poole informs his friends
here that he has been entered for
more advanced work both in violin
and harmony than his teachers here
anticipated for him. He is study
ing violin with Eugene Gutenberg
and was admitted in the most advanc-
ed class in harmony with Mr.. Red
man.
Mr.. Poole's musical talent is not
confined TO the violin as he plays
the trombone with exceptional abil-
ity. and played this instrument in the
High school orchestra, during which
time the orchestra won the cup pre-
sented nj the Durant contests, five
consecutive times.