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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-22

The Ad clubs advisory committee
IS rendering a genuine service TO ad-
vertisers," said Scott White, presi-
dent OF the Ad club. The following
'admen' are on the committee: George
Mccormick. Norman z. snodgrass- s E.
Carter. H. E Wolfe, Percy MontEom-
cry. Fabian StolarofE r ". PAGE. P
IL Henderson and J. ". Biggy. These
men viii be glad TO assist any mem
Der OF the Ad club in solving any ad-
vertising problem and viii give him
advice regarding the kind Of advertis-
ing for his particular purpose. These
problems should be presented at the
weekly meeting, where the individual
may receive the benefit OF the dis
cussions."
'I an OF the firm opinion that the
cityis paved streets ought 20 be
sprinkled during the spring month";"
said ". A LoTelace The city uses
a vacuum sweeper to clean the paved
streets. but this machine viii not pick
up the fine dust, regardless OF what
is claimed for il. ] have followed the
sweeper and found that &c leaves a
coating Of fine dust. and I think that
with wind sweeping up clouds OF filth
from the cutters, the failure to sprin-
kle the streets is a decided menace
70 health. The idea OF a metropOi-
tan city like FL Paso having only
dry sweeping system Of cleaning the
paved streets is ridiculous. II We
had the water we should flush the
streets each night, leaving them as
have insufficient water for this work
at present and perhaps lack the neces-
sary drainage. The next best thing IS
20 sprinkle the streets
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-22
The Newbery Case.

THE mills of the gods grind slowly, but they grind ex
L ceeding fine"
These mills have Just ground verdict Of guilty in
the Newbery case It IS such verds that keep alive the
confidence the American people have in free institutions
particularly in the republican form Of government For
long long years Of have been skePteal Of the
chances justice had of prevailing in political affairs
And often skepticsm is justified But somehow
the guilty often have way getting caught and the inno-
Of being vndcated When We see such instances our
faith IS renewed.
Truman H Newberry IS millionaire He also quail
fled as patriot" Indeed, he claimed 10 have monopoly
nearly all Of the patriotism in Michigan During the
war he was lieutenant commander in the navy. On the
other hand Henry Ford denounced Toundy and loudly
an anarchist We pictured his fvver factory as SUI
mounted by futterng Of red while we vlsuazed the
patriotic lieutenant commander Newberry fairly oozing
with incense and surrounded by holy Of righteous
ness The fact that the piouS land skipper profess
so1aI politician and never had been much else was over
looked and he got the seat in the senate Now jury says
he bought it.
Unfortunately we probably will profit by these
casiOnal political lessons There was Lormer OF Illinois,
There Burton, Of Kansas They as well as hewbery,
politicians They lived by for and off Of politics
Each in his day saluted and salaamed messiah.
Each led his doce flock after the shepherdy Of
Joe Bailey Now and then business man, quiet,
unobuve and constructive essays to make the for
high office The fact that candidate IS big bust
taken pso facto to that he Is CRATER
and profiteer and putoerat We nearly always put
such out Of the running possible and hand
the prize the bowling dervish who opposes him. Then
wonder why politics is corrupt.
And going to do It again. We either give our
biggest honor Jobs to the oudes poueTs selected by the
sold guard" when become thoroughly disguised with
such business give them to whmPering theorists In
either case the mistake is just bad.
What difference It would make If would have
presence of mind enough any election TO select the
best fitted by experience education, temperament and in
enation to handle the job aspired The slogan Il
an American" is not enough.
If to get nd Of the LorimeTs, the Burons and
the NeWberTys must not place all Of the dependence
upon the courts We must first make it practically i'm
possible for CRATER vote buyer and patriotic char
lstan TO get into office But when they do get into o
ought be thankful detect remove punish
q few Of them.
In addition to other generals, have recently had
general demotion in amy.
If beer and light vine should come back they are going
to find the old place changed.
People who E. Paso to cough usually remain to
get well and build homes.
He may run for third term on the ground that she
kept rs out Of peace"
Style Is The dres, Of thoughts.
Earl OF Chestsrf9eld. /
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-22

A CCoRDING 10 astrology this is not
"A a favorable day for most activi-
ties Jupiter. Mars and Neptune
are all in evil place.
Il would seem from the readings
OF the stars that many phases Of fear
are likely TO affect the human mind
at this time Principally, anxiety
concerning business or financial al
fairs may cause lack OF enterprise
and even serious results in the way
Of runs on banks.
The seers declare that there must
be a period OF general reaction from
the inflated values following the
war, but they. who are far seeing,
predict the greatest commercial eN-
pansion and wonderful development
Of national resources.
The vets come under a sway max
Ing for increase OF wealth and influ-
ence.
For this day manufacturers and
merchants should be very cautious.
There is sign read as presaging
continuance OF united efforts TO re-
duce the high cost Of living by
means OF frugality and the stoppage
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-22
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS


revision OF the New Testament was
a more exhaustive task, requiring 407
meetings. which lasted over a period
OF 10 years. The new version was
completed and presented 70 the con-
vocation On Nay II, 1881.
g Who was the first benefacfOr
Of Harvard univerHityf F. p. 6.
A. John Harvard, a clergyman in
the Massachusetts, colony. was the
At his death, September IA, 1888, he
bequeathed his library Of 800
volumes and half Of his estate TO the
university. The endowment Of Har-
ward at the present time is about
s23, 100000. Its other property, in
GLIDING lands and buildings. is worth
about SO. Coz, 000- It's annual income
is more than 100000.
Q. How much territory did Ger
many surrender in Europe rs n re-
suit Of the treaty Of Versailless
L. H. NJ
a. The exact boundaries OF Ger
many are yet 10 be determined. If
the several plebiscites so against
her. she viii lose altogether. includ-
ing the territory Of Alsace and Lor-
raine. about 10000 square miles Of
territory, an area about the size Of
Kentucky, and which contains some
g. 500, 600 European inhabitants. This
loss viii reduce her area to about
16s, 600 square Tablespoonful
the size Of the state Of California.
Her population viii be cut down 70
about 100000 people Outside Of
Europe Germany surrendered her
whole colonial empire Of 1,12S,600
square miles Of territory. and a.
$4,000 people
q. How many AEintic students
are there in the United statess
a The Chinese educational mis-
sion says that there are about 1900
Chinese students studying in the
schools and colleges OF this coun-
try, and the Japanese embassy places
the number Of Japanese students in
America al about the same number.
O. What f. the complete title Of
the present king Of E1Elundf b. L
A. His fun title is: His Most
Excellent MaMjesty. George the
Fifth, by the Grace Of God. King Z
the United Kingdom OF Great Britain
and Ireland and OF the British Do
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-22
Ira Iette


ONE OF the most interesting things
/ " about modern rapid transit Is the
opportunity It gives you to see a
swift panorama OF changing scenery
IN going from New York to Key
West. you travel a couple OF days
from the north temperate zone 20 the
tropics You roll at first through q
typical northern farm country. blan-
keted In snow at this time Of the
year. with wide bleak fields and bare
woodlands and comfortable farm
houses sending Up pillars OF smoke
against a gray sky
Soon the snow disappears, and the
hardwood forests are replaced BY vast
open pine forests with sandy floors,
while the cultivated areas grow few
er and fewer Then begin the sWamps.
the great uncouquersd sWamps OF the
Atlantic coastal plane. which alter
nate with the pine forests, growing
always larger and denssr as you 60
southwark Soon they are typical
sub-tropical swamps, tangled with
creepers and bearded with Spanish
moss. The mangroTes begin 10 ap-
pear. standing Up ont Of the water
on their exposed roots These sWamps
are one OF our great unused resources.
for under their shallow water lies
black soil made Of rotting vegeta-
tion which would support rich crops
Yet they are as wild now as they
were a century ago. and impenetrable
except by way OF the black smooth.
bank-full rivers that crawl Tuder
their overhanging jungies.
on the evening Of the second day
you see the last Of the swamps and
when you wake up in the morning.
you look into a land where palm and
palmetto grow along with pine trees
You see orange groves golden With
fruit. and bright flowers slowing in
dooryards- You have reached the
tropics
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-22
, HOW many American troops are
j there in Germany T. E d.

n HOW many American troops are
VI there in Germany T. E d.
A The war department says there
are about 1900 American soldiers
on the Rhine. under the command OF
Mai. Gen Henry T Allen The com
handing officer IS vested with the
authority to take whatever steps
Necessary to preserve order IN his
area around Cobleuz-
q How long Is there continued
daylight AZ the Feless W. A.
A The naval observatory says
that daylight IS continuous at the
Poles for more than six months.
Counting the dawn OF this long day,
and its twilight, the time is nearer
q. was the former ezursua Of
Russia related to king George V Of
a. They were first consIns, being
grandchildren Of the late queen Vic
terra, OF England. The former kaiser
OF Germany is also a grandchild OF
the late English queen. He is also
a brotherinlaw Of the dethroned king
Constantine, OF Greece
O. Can the beneficiary Of a gov
eminent Insurance policy assign the
benefits to some other party J. o. II.
A Government insurance is not
assignable- In case Of the death Of
the beneficiary, the balance Of the
payments viii be made TO the next
Of kin Of the deceased soldier, ac-
cording TO the law Of the state in
which he resided
O. when did England first gain
domination over Irelandf P. s.
A. This occurred IN the year 1155,
when Adrian ", the first and only
English pope OF Rome claimed a
suzersinty over the Irish nation and
granted e Bull 70 Henry II. OF Eng
land, which made him perpetual lord
of Ireland on the payment Of stip-
ulated annual revenue TO Rome Be-
fore this Ireland had suffered many
iuvasions from the. ScandinaTians and
Danes The act Fof union between
England and Ireland was passed
January ]. 1901
q How long did II take TO revise
The Old Testnmeutf N. II. e.
A. The revision Of the Old Tesla
ment was accomplished IN 7s2 days,
and vas completed June 20 1881. The
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-22
XVIII
New Questions.

New Questions.
Who was Gen Warren-
What IS salsify2
3-What was the origin OF Leap
Year,
Ewho were the Seven slsepers OF
Ephesus2
What IS an abrogatiou2
6-What IS an Instrumentation
How many national parks are
there in Canada?
SWAT is the color OF the Medi-
terranean sea-
s-who wrote The War OF the
WorIds2'
1O-What is polentae
Answers to Last Issues KwiE-
The finest Irish poiut-lace is
made in Clones, Ireland
The order Of the Clncinnzti was
founded by American officers OF the
revolution 20 perpetuate their friend
ship formed during that war. Mem
hership was open 20 eldest male lineal
descendants solely, but in recent years
has been extended TO eldest Sons OF a
female descendant when there is no
male descendant.
Dean swift, the brilliant Irish
satirist wrote the Tale OF a Tub
but published il first anonymously.
Paradise valley, on ut Rainier.
in the state OF Washington, Is thus
named because Il Is so difficult TO
reach and so supremely beautiful
when arrived at
5-The snow-cIad heights OF Mt
Rainier produce 565 varieties OF
SIN the United states. persons
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-22
n Years Ago Today
From The Herald Of This Date. 1906

CT PETERSBURG reports state
y that agitation among the work
mems organizations involve a
bold plan on the part Of the Social
Democrats. revolutionists and other
radical elements 70 send delegates to
a meeting TO be called at some place
in Finland. early in April The revo-
lutionists plan TO set US a new provi-
siona1 government
II is believed the death list in the
wreck at Adobe. Colo. early in the
week will reach so. when all are ac-
counted FOR S. Frank Lively. the
operator, whose unfortunate nap
caused the collision, is at his home
in Kentucky II was at first thought
the operator was missing. but he
had only gone 10 his home 10 rest
The aldermanic party is now in
the City Of Mexico on the street
paving inspection tour Is the report
received from. alderman 9. L. Hit.
Members Of the party viii return the
last Of the week.
J. ". Malcolmson leaves this
afternoon for New York on his way
TO London on mining business.
WOrkmen at the Wells Fargo
building discovered a human Jaw
bone yesterday while eNcavatiug.
Much mystery is attached 10 the dis
covery.
Deputy sheriff r. r. Bryant is con-
fined 10 his bed with rheumatism.
Mr.. Bryant has also been suffering
with the grip.
J. 7. Robertson, jr-, arrived here
from Los Angeles. and has been i'll
with grip and pneumonia
Frank Schneider has returned
from old Mexico. where he sold one
Of his gold mines.
The Elks' minstrel show was a big
success. The" Eggers acted as in
terlocutor. The end men were Billie
Peck. Billie Drummond, Billie Wilson
and Charles Pollock. SOlists were,
Hugo c. Meyer, John T. Briuck. DR..
+. II. Irwin, The EEgers and Robert
Bias. The arrangeme were in
charge Of v. r. stiles. Harry 3.
Lane, c. a Martin, w. @. Millican.
DR.. J. B. Brady and manager Billie
DrummOnd-
Randolph Terry leaves for Los
Angeles tonight or important BUSH
ness.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-22

minions beyond the Seas. Defender OF
the Faith. Emperor Of India"
q. What are the rule governing
the Alaskan dOE-sled rneesf W. 5.
A. The Alaskan sweepstake COW
ers a distance OF 46 miles and
each contestant is allowed as many
dogs as he wishes. The driver guides
the sled from the handle bars at the
rear and rides OF follows on foot.
Each contestant is photographed on
leaving the starting point and is
photographed again at the finish 50
than no substitution can be made. He
must carry the same equipment at
the finish as at the start II a dog
dies the owner must have him on the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-22
A Line O. Cheer
Each Day O. The Year
BY JOHN KENDRICK BANGS.


IF clouds be lined with silver or with
gold.
I do not know-the question leaves
me cold.
For either way their metals not for
me,
And care not what kind their lining
be
So long as they shall come TO bring
the rain
To freshen up the earth and speed
the grain,
And when the spring arrives revive
her powers
To make the whole earth glad with
budding flowers.
(Copyrighted. 1920 by the Mcclure
Newspaper Syndicate.)
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-22

The winter Is usually rather hard on
hair because most women wear heavy
hats. and there is but little oppor-
tunity for the hair to get the sun
light and the fresh air that is abso-
lutely vital to its health and beauty
An excellent hair tonic for general
use is made as follows
Cnntharides Hair Tonic.
Tincture Of cantharides (alcoholic).
one ounce.
Spirits Of rosemary, one and one
half ounces.
Glycerine. one and one-half ounces
Aromatic vinegar. one and one-half
ounces.
Rose water. three ounces
These ingredients may be pur-
chased from any druggist and the
mixture is ready for use after they
have been well shaken together in a
bottle. 4 little should be applied to
the roots Of the hair three times a
week The best method Of applying IT,
OF course, is to make partings in the
hair and TO rub the tonic along each
parting. II very much gets over the
hair. II is apt 10 make IL sticky.
This tonic is specifically for oily
mir II the hair is very dry, use only
faif an ounce Of glycerine and four
ounces Of rose water instead OF three
II the hair is neither too dry nor TOO
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-22
Out of Doors.

CPHING is coming over the noun
- tain Old Franklin is celebrating
the mystery. The other eeIebrants
are the winds. the SUI and sky. the
stars and moon. and men and women
who can feel their oneness with a
great mountain. Up and down the
canyons green altar cloths are being
laid, candles, great and small OF
every color are being lit one by one.
sand Nerpenas are f1ckerlng and
glowing everywhere Who can tell all
the flowers or all the birds or all the
little lives that are coming out into
the sun in the vast spring service Of
tae mountain Mathis and vespers are
punctual as the dawn and eve. Bach
would have liked the canyon wren's
fugues. II Keats were in FL Paso
he would tell the world; Shakspere,
IL he had happened 70 be born here,
and Mount Franklin would have been
kin spirits. and had he walked our
streets he would have sung with the
little red-headed finch that sings
such an everlastingly busy. rollicir-
ing, heart-full song, making FL paso
air so tuneful and blithe that one
wonders why he has not been made
the city bird and given a key to the
city and honorary membership 20 the
Rotary and kiwanis and University
anu al enc 0AAEE INANra -hLILE is Nuuf=
ing over the mountain and no place
on earth has lovelier, more mysterious.
more soul urgine, more Gods plan OF
spring- Somebody ought to write
poetry about 90, anu set IL 10 harp
and cello music, and paint IL. and
everybody ought 70 celebrate il and
yield bit Of the drive and push and
Worry OF ordinary living TO the beauty
and hope and faith and mystery Of
the l0EelleSL OF she seasons
A neighbor brought in a little
bunch Of gray green, tipped and
splashed with crimson. She had
found IL blooming in the canyons west
OF the city Red sage il is and most
charming on close inspection. But
red is not enough for the color. for
comes nearer, bright crimson. The
whole plant is not more than two or
three inches high and as many across.
The gray green leaves are punched
and crowded and keep pretty tight
close TO the ground They are crinkly
and a little thick as our leaves are
apt 10 be TO resist drOuth. and most
beautifully pointed and deeply cut
into leaflets, each turn and corner
sharply pointed From the rosette
rise many rather slender delicate
flower stems. also gray green and
hung with the crimson flowers and
crimson tipped buds. Sage il easily
declares itself TO be- First &c shows
the mint family by its square stems.
odd faced, two Tipped flowers. with
deep IN the green calyN cup the four
little seed cases The two tvro-horned
stamcnS hanging out or the flower
tube. and the slender. curviug. now
withered pistil curling back into the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-22

meeting on the road pass to the right
and in overtaking pass 70 the left In
European countries they pass At the
left in meeting and to the right when
overtaking-
"a sturgeon il q large white
flesh fish found IN northern waters
8-Isinglass and the esteemed dell
cacr. caviar, are both derived ron
the sturgeon fisheries
Sir Henry Morgan was an Eng
1fsh buccauesr who was also governor
OF Jamaica al one time
ia kind and beneEolenr or era
cious attitude.of mind is benignity-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-22
Ripping Rhymes
b WALT MASON.
A Windy Day

THE blowing hard today nearly blew rags away II M ny
dust there kick to gust It lifted OF ny
il from abductng had TO
had good
blamed dinghusted wind
tempted harbgers Of they
plains; they
make the world sublime and an the ar Win
Wild
through fence it RACED sense, dumped
village grade It split spelled
town took upside down. still until vos
blessed and force for It proof and sonenE
more, sping smiling at the door,
Copyrlrht by George WALL MASOA.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-22
InBIings and Thiublings.

BY
husband because snorea
IL much will probably plead jusihable hubbade
him the appearance OF remit
dear watson
proving around lo-
hohokus-pokus
Up north the hounds spring
prohibiting weather forecasts
Br we have never seen. wen known
vassar girl elected frying onions college
8 while II It trains a girl TO Ike onions
thata Possibly
Snnltha
and
ever outgro The
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-22
Beauty Chats By Edna Kent Forbes
HAIR TONES

THERE are two seasons in the year
1 when every woman VIM notice
falling hair. in the spring. the
hair VIII come out somewhat. and in
the fau quite a good deal viii drop
of. This is not TO be taken as a bad
sign. unless dandruff develops and
quantities OF split ends.
However, a hair tonic Is almost nee
essary at these two periods Of the
year. and particularly in the spring.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-22

Bisbee. Ariz-, March 22.-An / ".
w. organizer giving his name as John
Graham was arraiEned Saturday
night while soliciting Iul.-iduals on
the street TO join the orEan1Zsssi---
and distributing pamphlets headed.
The Crime OF Ceutralia-' He was
held on the charge OF distributing
handbllls without q city license
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-22
Patter And Chatter
# Things Don't Please You, Get Out.

CUPPOsE that when the Pilgrims
- cume
And found that eertaia thiuEs
were wrong
The aborisines had eriedi
Folks. II you can't he satisfied.
Perhaps you'd better run along.
We didn't send you word 20 come,
SO pay attention while We shouts
II things amt as you like them here,
Pack up your traps and disappears
Conf0und yOur impudenees Eet
out.7
IT would have been a lue<less day
II when the nborlEtnea
Informed the Pilgrim Euthers they
Had purposes that didn't please,
The Pilgrims all had sailed away
To seek the hOmeIand Overseln-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-22

oily. this same variation OF the tonic
should be used. and the scalp should
be rubbed with oil before and after
the shampoo
Questions and Answers.
j.. H--Whlre spots on the nails are
supposed to be caused by bruises.
Yeast cakes viii not make you grow.
but will purify the blood. Henna
shampoo viii brighten your hair with
out actually changing its color
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-22
WILSON POSES FOR MOVIES;
Is Thinner THAN FORMERLY

Washington. D. c.. March 22-Presi-
dent Wilson posed for more than i've
minutes for moving picture men sun
day as he was leaving the white
house grounds for an automobile
ride. The pictures showed him some
what thinner than before his illness
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-22

TITHEN Patrick Henri. Jefferso1.
w And other asitltors kicked
Becuuse conditions here were bad.
The Tories worried and get mad.
Staggering that thsy should be
licked
II you're displeaset.T eAs Tories
hoTleds
Yea needn't stick around. you
know
Coufound you and your scuFFy kid.
Why must Jon spoil our peace Of
mlndR
Pack up your dirty chings and
THE TorieE probably meant well
Their loyalty Faa deep and trues
But. looking back On what befeIl
II seems nE n a point or tive
May have escaped them-who en-
feII3
Perhaps the ease Il clear to you
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-22

Copyright. 1920. by
Mcclure Newspaper Syndicate,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-22

With vstsr and mare power, the southwest viii
'utsp every other section Of the United States IN ten
7earE
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-22

Our attitude toward The salaries Of our teachers ind
stss that do not whether school keeps OF not
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-22

One seldom bss1s Of 4 fat nan clipping
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-22

One might infer from Ike conviction Of that Arizon
prohibition officer white slave charge that It woul
be good idea 70 send inspector with enforors Of tn
booze Law to enforce the Mann act
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-22

ONE Of the most interesting things
" about modern rapid transit Is the
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