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New Britain herald., 1920-12-27
DRASTIC PRICE CUTTING.
At Wise, Smith & Co.'s Big Dept.
 Store in Hartford.

With everything in tfeir entire mammoth stock of merchandise at drastic price reductions except a few unim portant restricted articles. Wise, Smith & Go. announce this yeat's in ventory sale as the most important prce-cutting sale they have ever held
 Naturally the people are expecting price reductions but such overwhelm- ing bargain offerings as Wise. Smith & Go. now offer are sure to cause sur prise even to the most expectant bar gain seeker.
 One of the most sensational offer ings 1t the sale is a group of five hun- dred dresses in all sizes for women and misses at s10 worth two and three times the sale price. Nothing like it seen in many years-and this is only one instance. Everything in the big store, whether it is yard goods. wear ing apparel for man. woman and child, home furnishings, household supplies. everything except d few re- stricted articles. can now be bought at much less than regular. at near cost, and much at less than cost. No mat ter what you need you will d/ wisely to buy at this years inventory sale at Wise, Smith & Co.'S. Hartford.-advt
New Britain herald., 1920-12-27

prosecutor since 1906. Miss Allen was admitted to the Ohio bar in 1914 and has practised in Cleveland since then.
 Mrs. A. N. Norton, 35, was elected probate judge of Lake county. Ohio after serving as deputy clerk for IT years. Mrs. Norton defeated Homer Harper. prosecuting attorney for Lake county, by 2.o00 plurality for the office Mrs. Mary K Davey was elected prosecuting attorney of Hooking county, Ohio- .....
 The first woman to sit in the Indiana house of representatives will be Mrs. Julia D. Nelson of Muncie. She was the only woman selected to a state cffice last November. Mrs. Nel- son is the wife of a Muncie news paper man.
New Britain herald., 1920-12-27
DENY WAR MOVE
Soyicts Disclaim Any Plan to Begin
 New Drive on Rumanians

ConstantInople. Dec. 26.-Rumo that concentration of Russian Soviet troops in the region of the Dniester river was with aggressive intent against Rumania, were denied on Sat urday by George Tchitcherin, Ih ssian Bolshevik minister of foreign affairs. in a wireless dispatch to the Rumanian foregn office. M. Tchit- cherin declared it was neces- sary for the Soviet forces to take up winter quarters there. owing to the situation along the front.
 Complaint that the Rumanians were delaying peace negotiations which were recently proposed by the Mos COW government, was made by the foreign minister.
New Britain herald., 1920-12-27
CARUSO IS ILL
Has PIeurisy. But is Expected to Re
 cover Soon

New York. Dec. 27.-The condition of Enrico Caruso. tenor, who was stricken on Christmas day with an at tack of pleurisy, was unchanged early today. it was reported by the manage ment of the hotel where he is con- fined He is under the care of five physicians and none of them was summoned during the night
 Complete rest was prescribed by his physicians. who said that barring complications the singer will be able to- return to the stage within two weeks.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-01-16
P0MERY v EUROPE sA
ZLEPSUJU,

Washington, IA. Jan. - Her
bert Hoover vyslovil sa dnes pred
vyborom kongressu, ze pomerv v
Europe sa naramne zlepsily be-
hom tohto roku a Spojene Staty
nebudd uz tax obt 'azovane no.
mocou ako "a predminule roxy,
kedy Amerika musela krmit' sko-
70 celh Europu. Hoover hovorf ze
europske krajiny sa liz samy w.
zlvla a cd Ameriky nebude treba
wac pomoci, nez "a dakych 5000
ooo,ooO. Cd podpisania prfmeria
do l. oktobra 1918 spojene Statv
strovily diva i pol billiona dolla.
rov ma zasobovanie Europy potra.
Vlnaml. co bolo vskutku primoc
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-01-16
MRTvOLA vSTALA
z MRTvYCH.

Newton, N. B., II. jan. - Kcd
prfpravy na pochovanie Mrs. Ma
ry +. Mahoney, 90-roenej stareny
boly v najlepsom pride, pohrab.
mix zrazu zbadal, re sa mrtvola
hyde. Prizre sa lepsie, a mrtvola
az scdela, spytajdc sa, co sa to
robi. Nastraseny pohrabnfk vybe.
hol ma ulicu utekal ako Sialeny
domov. Rozumic sa, re pohrab Dol
"odlozeny'' ina pozdeisie, lebo
starena OKLA. ~
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-01-16
BERGERA Ease ODOPRELI
PRIJAT DO KoNCREssu

Washington, IA. jan. - Victor
l.. Berger, po druhy raz zvolent
"a kongressmana meste Milwau.
kee bol Ease vyl1ceny kongres.
su ma zaklade tel samej prfciny,
ako predtym. Berger totiz pocas
voJny previnil sa proti valecnemn
zakonu agitovanim prot vojne,
ked' uz spojen6 staty boly vo va
l"cnom stave Nemeckom. Jebo
volicla ,sa osvedcili,. ze no budii
VOLT po treti raz.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-01-16
Al AMERICKE VOJSKO
VYTIAHNE 20 SIBfRIE.

Washington, II. Jan. - 5000
americkych vojakov, ktorf tam
boil poslani ma pomoc cesko-slo-
venskemu vojsku v ochranovanf
trans-sibirskej drahy, prostriedj
kom februara tohto roku zaGne sa
prevazat' nazad do Ameriky, po-
ncchajuc chranenie drahy japon-
skfmu vojsku. Cesko-slovenska
armada zacne byt' prevazana do
NOV az tohto mesiaca.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-01-16
ZABITY VLAKOM.

Warren, 13. jan. - Michal Gi-
nc, 25-rocny, zabity Dol v ponde.
Nok Erie vlakom {. 5 ked' precha.
DIAL cez kol 'ajnice ma svojom au.
tomobile popri Western Reserve
Steel Co. Vlak zastal a doviezo]
1eho mrtvolu do tohto mesta. Ho.
vorl sa, re Gijic vbehol S jeho au.
tomobllom rovno pred blfziaci sa
vlak.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-01-16
vRAH POsUDENY MA 1 CENT
POKUTY. v

kalispell, Mont, IA. jan. --
Stephen Harris, sdden! pre- "a.
vrazdenie George Hebron minu.
'eho leta, uznaty Dol porotou "a
vinneho posddeny ma zaplatenie
pokuty-jedneho. centa. Sudca
Thompson udobril takyto vyrok
ooroty. Vrazda sa udala vo zvade
ore HarrisOvu manzelku
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-01-16
T1zDEN sroR1vosTr v Me,
STE.

v YonngstoWne Cd II. do "A
l.ianuara zadrzanv bude krajin
sky tyzden sporivosti, ktoreht
ciel 'om je obyvatel'stvo mesta 0
boznamit potrcbou a sposoba
hi sporivosti. X tomu ciel'u Wy
| dane boly broziirky, ktorych-vy
berame nasledovnych desat' stup
Hov, ktor6 ved6 ku sporivosti:
1. Pracuj a zarabaj.
Kazdemn cloveku ma svete pri.
deleny je nejaky ikol prace. S
pfacou prichodi elovek k majet-
ku.
2. spravte 81 rozpocet vydavkov.
Vypracnjte 81 yoprcd, na co Pc
maze vydate. Spravnym podele-
MIN vydavkov mnoho nsporfte.
8. Zapisujte 81 vydavky.
Nezajdete d 'alcko, ked' 81 zna-
cite len to, co prijmete a to ME,
co vydate Jestli 81 neznacite w
davky, neznate, re "a co pracu-
jete.
4. Otvorte 81 cekovy acet.
VacSina rozumnych l'udi ma &C.
kovy ncet IA bankc, a plati len
sekom, lebo takto hned' dostane
poistenku "a to, co platil.
5. Poistite sa ma zivot.
Poistenie je nezbytna potreb-
lost, jestli sa chcete dostatocne
postarat, sVoju rodinu " pade
oredcasnej smrti.
6. Napiste poslednu vol'u.
Dobre sostavena posledna vol a
vas ubezpeci V tom. re vas maje-
tok ostane tomu, komu Wy chcetc
Necestujte bez toho, ably ste ne
mali poslednd vol'upnapfsand.
z. Byvajte vo vlastnom dome.
Donfov viac znaci ako dom.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-01-16

Svoj domoy zaistf yam bezstaro
stn1 starobu a je jednym 2 mai
Elcpslch sposobov sporivosti.
s. Platte svoje d6ty presne.
Prave talk, ako Wy ocakavatt
dostat pcniazc ma pedu, tax al II
ktori yam pozieali ocakavajn, zt
I'M. vyplatite dlzobn ma pedn
Eiadne platenie dlzoby poskytuje
yam d 'alsi liver Il kohokol 'vek.
8. Ulozte svoje peniaze do Stat.
nych papierov.
Lebo tie si najistcjsie. Do.
stanete svoje nroky riadne pe-
maze nikdy nemozete utratit' le-
DO "a tie ruci yam stat. Kto ma
War Saving stemple, Liberty
bondy, tento vskutku dobre spo-
ri. III
10. Del'te svoje blaho dru.
hymi.
Milujte bliznfho svojho ako
seba sameho. Ked ste blazenf,
rozdel't tie sa MIN S tymi, ktori no
nemajii. Dobrocinnost' je .ie-
dnou z. povinnosti cloveka. Udel'-
te vzdy svoju podporu chndob-
nym, bicdnym a hladnym, aby
al II boli st 'astnymi.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-01-16
LOD NARAZILA MA MIMI a
P0ToP1LA sA.

Londyn, II. Jan. - Sem dosla
zprava Genoa, ze cestovatel ska
'od Prlncipessa Mafalda narazi-
ia ma mlnu a potopila sa. s lod 'ou
potopilo sa vraj tiez 700 cesto.
vatel'ov, zvaesa Talianov. spoloe.
most, ktora vlastnf tdto LODI ne
dostala 0 potopeni ziadnej zpra.
Wy.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-01-16
Daf prezidentovi Masarvko-

vi. Akademicky maliar Viktor
Stretti daroval prezidentovi re-
publiky olejovy obraz, ktory INA
zornuje "Prijazd prezidenta Ma
saryka do Prahy". Obraz Dol "a
pisany do hradneho inventara a
zaveseny reprezentaenych mie-
stnostiach prezidentovych.
Pekny priklad ukazaIo ro.
botnlctvo Zliechova-Gapela "
TrenciansAej);; ktore pracovalo
jednu nedel'u pre- 'republilxu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-01-16
To j to. "Koneenein zvo

- To to. "Koneene /" zyolal
Apponyi mad'arskom parla-
mente, ked' vojna vypukla. Tym
vyjadril svoju vasnivdt radost', ze
zacalo krvave dielo, Cd ktoreho
ocakaval vsetko. A teraz on ma
podpisat' mier "a Mad 'arsko.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-28
Boston Famed For Beans w by Not 81 PaSO For It's Chill
Farsghtedness OF Men Who Laid ONT Streets Is LANDED

the streets are wide and the down.
town district IS not congested- In
laying out streets and locating public
buildings, big stores. orrlce buildings
and other structures, much thought
has been spent on providing for fu-
tura expansion with the result that
there VIII be little or none OF 10 that
VIII have TO be done over, at great
expense and Inconvenience"
= >
''Theaters should not sell more
tickets than they have seats for the
accommodation OF patrons said F. J..
Brownlee. I attended a theater re-
Gently IN FL Paso. where I paid a
fancy price for a mediocre show. Dur
ing the entire performance people
were walking Up and down the aisles,
complaining because they could not
find seats. and interfering with those
who had seats ] understand that Ia
e continuous performance this viii
happen more or less, but in this case
and half a dozen others OF my own
experience, did not get my moneys
worth. due entirely 20 the annoyance
OF those who sought seats Il seems
as though this practice were exactly
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-28

"nOSTON IS famed. Justly or un-
Is Justly, for its beans. Baltimore
for its oysters and New Or
leans for its coffee. Why doesn't FL
Paso capitalize fits Mexican dishes,
such as chill con carne and tamales -
asked Ernest woodward Chill and
tamales are being canned by a few
large manutactories- Both dishes are
becoming popular although not gen
orally known as yet FL Paso, by Of
fering Inducements 10 such a canning
industry, and by consistent advertis-
ing, could make the commodity and its
name as famous as Milwaukee and
its beer once were Atlantic city and
other Atlantic coast resorts are Of
farlnE chill in their dining rooms, and
while ir is more Of a fiery, reddish
brown soup than 10 ir the genuine
dish. IL has done much 90 popularize
the dish Chill could be made as much
q winter dish in parts OF the country
where % gets genuinely cold. as ice
cream IS a sumner favorite.
=
whatever body OF citizens was or
is responsible for laying out FL Paso's
streets, deserves credit for 1ar-sight-
edness, said =. H. Thomas. Many
cities Of rapid growth such as Ell
Paso are burdened with serious traffic
problems because the future was not
carefully enough considered This
city, although 10 has attained most OF
its growth in the last ten years and
IS stlI growing rapidly. has not and
viii not have much trouble because
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-28

O. What Is the meaning Of the
word eMephiItophelen ". A. n.
A The word is Of Greek origin.
and means The Spirit VINO denies
G. From what port did the three
vessels esusun Constant Good
speed and -uiacoFery7 saiIf J. II. W.
A. These vessels. bringing the
first settlers TO jamestown, Virginia.
sailed from London on December g,
e HOY DO they lay cables in the
A. The usual method Is the one
used N laying the transatlantic
cables These were, for the most part
laid By Two vessels. They Joined the
cable In Uid-ocean, then steamed "a
opposite directions, landing the other
elQa o. me cable on the two coasts
G. When did Steve Brodfe jump
OF Brooklyn Bridget C. J. W.
A On July % 1856, Steve Br0die
Jumped ron the Brooklyn Bridge, a
drop OF 1z8 feet
@ What should be the VFelEht Of
q child nine years 0ldf A. n. p.
A Proper weight is always fl
proportion 70 height A boy Of nine.
80 inches tall should weigh 60 pounds.
4 girl OF the same age, As inches tall,
should weigh 81 pounds Our Wash
lnglon Information Bureau has g
booklet on The School Chld's Health
giving this and much other practical
information which It viii send to any
reader upon receipt OF two cents ia
stamps FOR return postage
@ What - q mnnEunilInf r. b. n.
A This IS a Spanish name given
% e snail olive with a frestone pit
g fine skin and g bitterish flavor.
Aanzau-llas are usually pitted and
stuffed with Spanish pimentos.
lAuy reader can get the answer 70
any question By writing The Herald
information Bureau Frederick J..
haslrini Director, Washington, D. C.
This bureau cannot give advice on
legal, medical and financial matters.
It does not attempt TO settle domestic
troubles, nor 10 undertake exhaustive
research on any subject Write your
question plainly and briefly Give full
name and address and enclose lwo
cents IN stamps for return postage
All replies are sent direct to the IN
uuirer.)
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-28

and Skes are enemiess which they
really are to Uncle Wigglly.
HurraTl" cried the animal boys
Then they quickly pulled Up the long
sharp mullen stalks that Uncle Wig
Sly had thought were treaL Charge
on the enemy" the animal boys
shouted They rushed Ct the Pip and
Skee with long mullen stalk spears
and Uncle Wiggily did the same. And
when the PIP and Skae saw the sharp
points they crieds
"FpWi WoWi Lollypops and ms
tard ice cream couesi I guess We
don't want any souse today" They
quickly ran away and so Uncle Wis
gily's souse was saved Then the
animal boys played soldier among
themselves with the mullen stalks.
and the bunny rabbit took home
with him three Of the largest as
clothespoles FOR Nurse Jane The
mullen stalks made fine props 20
raise the line up high
I'm very glad you brought them
said Nurse Jane. and the rabbit uncle
was glad. also. And ~ the bread and
Jam don't 60 out IN the yard 20 play
VITA the little boy from next door
and forget to ceme back ln time Tor
supper, III tel you next about Uncle
Wiggly and the hockey pokey.-
Copyright. 1920. By Mcclure News
paper Syndicate
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-28
EUelyn Made Dollars
On The MuItigrdph

EVELTN MCINTOSH had b cen
trained 70 be a musician. From
the time she was 10 til she was
90. she spent many hours a day al
the piano. and then she began earn
ing her living playing for concerts
and in vaudeville houses.
il paid her well, but she felt that
she was not getting anywhere. Per-
haps she looked ahead and realized
that only young women are engaged
for such work She decided TO get
into some business whereby she
would become an employer, and give
work 70 others. and because her nn-
gers were supple and trained she
bought a muluEraph machine and
opened an office in Cleveland. o., on
no more capital after she had paid
for her machine than TO pay FOR a
months rent.
She knew nothing about type set
ting she knew nothing about print
ing, but the fortune that favors the
brave favored her she made blum
dersi she suffered revprses, but she
never lost heart.
In the beginning she was the sole
office force, and she worked DAYS
and nights and Sundays Success
came slowly, but Il came, and she
now has a large office force OF girls,
owns -our Of the latest type multi
graphing machines and she has an
equipment eQualed IN few similar
plants Of older growth.
She Is not sorry she engaged IN It.
The multigraph fascinated me she
says, and Il fascinated me TO think
/ could give employment to other
women"
She IS helping others. In doing it
she is helping herself This Is her
contribution. What CONTRIBUTION
can you make @CopyriEh 1920
Thompson Feature Service.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-28
Bedtime Stories For The Little Ones
UNCLE WIGGLY AND THE MULLEN STALKS
-5--------r HOWAnn r..

~ EAR mel" cried Nurse Jane Euzzy
II Wuzzy one day. There's one
OF my best sheets dragging On
the mud. all because haven't some
long clothespoles."
But where are your clothespoies1'
asked Uncle WigEily. the bunny gen
tleman- "Tou had some that raised
the lines high up, so the clothes
wouldn't drag"
Il know I did" spoke Miss Fuzzy
Wuzzy, "but yesterday Johnnie and
Billie Bushytail. the squirrels, came
and asked me for my clothesnoles
with which to make stills, so they
could make believe they were giants
walking around on them"
And you let them take the poles3
asked Uncle Wigsily-
Il did" answered the musllrat
lady, and they promised TO bring
them back today But maybe they
forgot, or else they lell Off and hurt
themselves. or maybe they broke my
poles"
Il hope nothing ike hat has hap
pened remarked Uncle WiEgily.
''But, anyhow, III go 70 the jewelry
store and get you some new ones"
"But don't pay too much FOR the
clothesuoles," cautioned Nurse Jane.
Il don't want any solid gold ones.
or the kind that are set with dia-
mouds. Just gold plated or solid sill
yer viii do, and she laughed on both
sides OF her face 70 show that she
was only making believe.
"In get you good poles so your
clothes VIII no longer drag iu the
mud" said Uncle Wiggily, as he put
on his pink. tall hat, and with twin
kle Of his black. shiny nose away he
tfrvroe q. f-r---r char, r, fg 90 +to-.--l-s
Nurse Jane. as che went back 70 the
kitchen 20 give the dishes their daily
bath.
As FOR Uncle Wiggily. he hoped on
over the fields and through the
woods on his way 20 the gold and dfa-
mond jewelry store 20 get a pair Of
wooden clothespOlea for Nurse Jane
The bunny rabbit had not gone very
Tar before he met jackie and Peetie
Bow Wow, the PUPPY dog boys sam
nile WibbleWobble. the duck. and
To0dle and Noodle Fiat Tail, the
beaver boys
where are you going. and why
aren't you az schoolZ' asked Uncle
Wiggily-
I'VE knew our lessons so wen that
the lady mouse teacher let US out
early" quacked Jimmie. the duck
And were going TO get a lot OF
mullen stalks and play soldier q"
barked Jackie Bow Wow
Where are the mullen staIksf'
asked Uncle WiEgily.
IN the next field," answered sam
ME Littletail the rabbit boy. Come
on with as. Uncle Wiggily, and Ven
have some fun
The bunny rabbit gentleman was
lust going % say that be would. when.
al OF a sudden out from behind a
lolypoD bush Jumped both the Sree
and the Pip.
Now we have him. hoWled the
Pip 1--WE shan surely have souss for
lunch today" gurEled the Skee.
Come on boysi RUM Ruur'
shouted Uncle Wigglys as he kicked
out with his long legs We mustn't
let these bad chaps get uslH
Away ran Uncle WiEEi1y. Away
ran Sammis Littletau. ana the PUPPY
dog boys. also the duck and the
beavers And after them trotted the
PIP and skee, gurgllng and garglinE.
we want sousel We want rabbit
ear souse
Uncle Wisgily. because his legs
were longest, was ahead, and. as he
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-28
HOROSCOPE

" Ail- EaanA4r SEPT - 1870.
TVTHILE Jupiter rules stroneIy Tor
w good today. according 70 astrol-
ogys Venus changes from be-
nelc 70 malsflc aspect Uranus Is
strongly adverse
Business enterprises OF all sorts
should prosper during this posting
OF the stars Commerce should ben
EFT through some rather daring ven
-ure initiated oy western finauciers.
For capitalists and all who Dos
sess large resources extraordinarv
opportunities FOR adding 20 wealth
VIII come again through foreign
countries
Lawyers viii have great prosperity
rom this time on. for there win be
an unusual amount o. litigation.
There is an auspiclous rule for pro-
ress0r5 and teachers OF every class
A college president is 20 receive high
honora through a political party.
Love affairs are subject to The most
variable and uncertain influences
that make for dclrleuess and unfaith-
fitness
1t is not a lucky wedding DAY.
since they who pledge their troth
when Uranus froWns may soon sind
that they cannot agree
Meetings between E.en and women
who are 1rIcuds may be most unfor-
tunate during this rule. making for
misund erstandiugs. There is sign
read as conducive TO a sudden change
Of opinion on the part OF men who
have been enthusiastic In admiration
or even honestly IN love.
Venus gives warning 20 women
who are leaders in politics that there
may be severe disappointments IN
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-28
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS

O-Could you tell me ali the cundl-
" dates running for the presidency
ard vice ureHidencyl and the par
ties they Representa- H b
A. The names Of the candidates for
president and vice president OF the
olI1arenr parties are as follows. Re-
publican warren g. Harding Ohio :
Calvin Coolidge 1lassachusetts. Dem
ocraric. James Middleton Cox. Ohio;
E.ranlz-in Delano Roosevelt New York.
? arm labor ticket Farley P Chris
le1Een. Utah Max S. Hayes, Ohio.
single TAX Robert AacauleT. Penn
EylTaniai Robert G. Barnum, Ohio.
e0clalsL EuEene v. Debs. Indiana
Seymour Stedmzn, Illinois. Prohibi-
ton, aaron S. Watkins. Ohio; D.
Leigh GOWN New York
O. who "a the oldest bail player
new playing In the big leaguesf f.
A. As far as we are able TO asoer-
tain -Dode" Paskarts outdelder fer
The Chicago Cubs, Is the oldest player
in the big league games.
@ VIII HulpHurie acid, salt and
VTuter freeze lee cream without using
feef J. ". o.
A The department Of agriculture
says that sulphuric acid. salt and
water could not be used successfully
70 freeze ice cream, because the acid
would burn holes in any kind OF
freezer.
g. Moull IKE TO know II the
marine corps Stands first, second OF
third IN the United States serrlceg
d. A.
A There &c no rating OF the dif-
fereut branches Of the service in the
United States. as there can be no
comparison made between the army,
navy and marine corps. Each branch
Of the service is entirely separate and
has separate duties. The marine
corps ranks third in the number Of
men IN Its personnel, however.
q. When was the first agricultural
experiment station In the United
States fouudedl r.. +. s.
A The first regularly organized
agricultural experiment station IN
America was established at Wesleyan
university 1llddlstoWn, Connecticut
1875.
@ What part Of the latent energy
q gngoline does an automobile uHei
p. p. s.
A. Most Of the high-grade auto
mobile engines have an efficiency
Of FROM 20 20 Is percent; that is, they
develop power equivalent 20 % 70 rs
percent Of the energy actually con
tanned IA gasoline.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-28

store for them, since envyings and
iealousies VIII lead 70 many small IN
trigues-
There wiz be an evolution in social
Ideals within the next two years, oc-
cultists predict. and they foreteu a.
new popularity FOR the more serious
side Of friendly Intercourse.
Women win start a national move
ment that VIII max q great step for
ward in the progress Of the arts, the
Eeers declare This VIII in some
manner knit together the forces that
cherish beauty and develop the
higher talents.
Persons whose birthdate % IS may
have a most evsntful year. in which
their resourcefulness win be tested.
Children born on this day may be
too carefree to Be quickly successful
In obtaining an education or IN pro-
crossing IN Business. They VIII prob
ably have great possibilities ~ ther
are wisely trained--CcpTriE 1890.
by the Mcclure Newspaper Syndicate.