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Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1920-09-23
Trimmed With Drawn Work

Many Of the v0lles and georgette
Bl0uses are trimmed with drawn work.
Small beads and elaborate handwOrk
are also being used.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1920-09-23
The WaX of IL

GLOW has Mrs. Dubbs managed to
cross the social chasm?"
~ think she does 1t with her bridge
parties"
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1920-09-23
] SUFFERED
THREE YEARS
Finally was Restored to-
Health by Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound.

Lowell, Mass. &c was all run downand
had an awful pain in my right side. was
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1920-09-23
Worlds Supply of Nitrates.

The worlds visible. supply or nj
trates is estimated at 100000 tons.
Evening journal., 1920-03-31
REAL EsTATE-FoR SALE.
REAL EsTATE-FoR SALE.
FOR sALE-CITY AND SUBURBAN

FOR SALE-CITY AND SUBURBAN
1927 sHALLcRoss AVE, CORNER ROOMS.
ST,D
ST.,
6
ROOMS BATH
ROOMS, BATH
ROOMS, BATH PORCH
w SECOND ST, ROOMS BATH
HOLLY oAK-NEw HOUSE. ROOMS
LIGHTS HARDWOOD FLOORS; LOT 10Ox20 FEET; FINE
uTIICRFST- ST-BtNGAIOW LOCATION; 75xi2
HOUSE, HOLLOW TILE ROOMS BATH
BUNGALOW ROOMS BATH LOT 15xl6S
RIcHARDsON HoUsEsSiOW. $500 $4,000
c. M TOWNSEND 923 Market Street
Evening journal., 1920-03-31
WANT A HOME?
Stop andsGo Over Thesel
NOW FOR THE COUNTRY.

Stop andsGo Over Thesel
NOW FOR THE COUNTRY.
Three stories. 8 R.. B, P. INV III. G &
E. garage. chicken house. small barn, so
fruit treessbearing, grape vines, fve acres
Of ground. This is a buy and investment;
Is minutes from Wilmington Price
$4,000.
ANOTHER SUBURBAN.
RIB. HsA Il. P. garage. chicken
here is the home for $500.
TAKE YOUR SUIT CASE.
Move in r. p, electric garage; lot
news playerepiano and 5-passenger Ford
car Thislis real bargain. Price S6,5O0
SOME CITY HOMES.
c1Tymont st, two real buys; each. $500
Four on Railroad Ave. 8 r, B, p,
@; each ......................... 100
N. Van Buren, St, r. B. G, c c.. $500
w Fifth St, z r, b. G ............S2,950
duPontfSt., R, B, p, II A II, G....$3 900
SsTssttis, SRrqsstisst & e. r b 3 q E a61i5o g GSS GSS
TatnalltSt., r. b. G & E............ s., 800
& q. P .'..,............. . "a 900
zzSrd St, R. B, G & p, P 4oxll0. $4,000
gain :............. ,............. -. 10 $1,000
H " II. P ..,..,............... $1,000
g 2 ..........,...............s Sc. 400
mauison st- over the bridge ....... $1,000 l
w. 18th St, n, Is, s II. II. q 4 u. $1,000
W. sixth St, r, 3, w II. g & u,
ratnall st.. over the bridge x so9
van Buren, St, 10 Il. i. p. II r. II,
y, " .s..................<o 50 100
extensive listing OF both CITY and srt.y
pan houses at yery reasonable figures ana
Vii pc Tiad to have you call or have our
representative call on you.
|.
40 Pord Building.
Hani Esfsza Phone S41s.W, fasursnr&
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-17
Lille Interviews.
Lauds Men Endeavorng To Put Stop To Narcotic Smuggling
Thnk Laws Aganst Fake Mind Readers Entirely Too Lag

simply fakes. To give one example.
the police recently found a family
disrupted and the wife gone The
husband said fortune tellers had led
the woman 70 attempt his life and
finally to leave her home and chill
dren- That is enough argument
against them"
"A party Of about $50 excursionists
sent by the Brooklyn Eagle viii visit
FL Paso part Of the day on April Is"
said A. e. TadlOck, director Of the
chamber Of commerce traffic bureau
ire party viii be on its way 10 the
Grand Canyon Of the Colorado in Ari-
IONA This canyon viii be dedicated
as national park bv the national
PARK service OF the department OF the
interies on Nay I. The special train
q Brooklyn Eagle tourists win leave
NeW York April ana stop OF 30
places between New York and san
Francisco. 4 Y Ealtentrim. manag-
ing editor OF the Eagle. VIII be in
charge OF the train. K n Roberts.
manager Of the chamber Of commerce
informs me and he viii make ar
engagements for the entertainment Of
the tourists while hev are here"
Prior TO the act OF the 36th legis-
lature, the last legislature in ses-
sionr the state law provided that the
court could revoke the license Of any
physician convicted Of felony by a
suit against him in the district court. %
said district attorney Leigh Clark,
and under the Interpretation Of this
and similar statutes IL has been uni
formly held that II q physician be
found guilty OF felony by some
court other than OF this state. OF il he
be convicted in the federal court or
some other foreign court his license
could be revoked by such a suit But
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-17
Of A Bachelor Girl
Reflections
By HELEN ROWLAND.

A FTER a few months Of prohibition
a and self boredom, it viii be 50
easy for a girl to marry the aver
age bachelor at IL viii seem almost
"a shame 10 take the certificate.
or course you have the right to
propose" TO a man In leap year,
Geraldine; but you have also the
fright Of way" in front Of speed
ing automobile at a busy street cross
ing-if you care to take the conse-
quences.
Isn't optimism wonderful Where
is that man OF sublime faith, who
useC 70 buy the hair restorers and
the wife deceiving breath tablets2
Why. dearie. he's buying raisins and
yeast cakes and things 10 drop them
in, now.
There are only two times in 4
mans life when he sheds tears
or contemplutes suicide over n
Womun-When he can't get her
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-17
Short SnatcbeS
From EUe7y1ghere

To -Louder!-Arkansas Ca
zette-
We don't import all OF our bolshe-
VISITS, We manufacture many OF them
Chicago News
soviet Found in Leavenworth
Roanoke Times
The frequnecy Of the demands made
upon him for loans gives meaning 10
the titie Uncle" Sam.-GreenvflIe
Doc stelnmetz SAYS we can send a
message to Mars for a billion dollars.
WY not send it collect2-Peoria
Transcript
Some recent nominations" for
ptesl4ent remind US that the less
tnere's in a d. I'm tdc louder the
poom--Boston American.
An EnglishWoman who Is a medium
says that near beer is popular in
Heaven So that's where frfs DoufIfar5
Louisville Courier Journal.
They. needn't complain OF scarcity
OF ALel IN Russia, with such vast
quanllles OF Bolshevik money TO
burn--Lafayette Journal Courier.
me common people have woes
a-plenty, but they are spared an
worry when a counterfeit $50 bin GETS
INTO circuiation.-Des Moines Regfs-
one man in Pennsylvania SAYS he
mas 1e cases OF whisky buried and
ne celies anybody TO find il. We see
the beginning OF quarts-mining Ia
Pennsy ivania--Houston Post.
Former emperor Charles Of Austria
is IN no way financially embarrassed.
according 10 word which has come
from Vienna Many OF his former
subjects are, h0wever.-Buffaio Com
mercial
Fritz, the former crown prince OF
Germany says he viii take things
as they come No doubt OF t. This
habit Of his caused a good deal OF
valuable stuff 10 be missing in Bel
GUM and France.-New Orleans
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-17

blood Of living men and women while
they sleep The term has been pop
ularized BY kipllug's famous poem,
The Vampire"
slipping. what do the Authorizations
Fl. A. So and C. I. F-- stand fors
A The initials p. A. s. stand for
free along side and the other alb
breviauon stands for collection in
q In vvhaf year was the first mo-
ton picture shown in the United
stafesf II. n.
a. Miss Jerry" the first motion
1853. Alexander Black was the
author. scenario writer. director.
camera man and title writer of the
picture. At that time only five
stereoptican slides second could be
SHOWN. but 10 pictures are now
flashed on the screen per second
q How do oysters grow their
shellsf ID. l. r..
A. Young oysters float on the sur
face Of the water for a time. then sink
and fasten themselves to the bottom.
Thus attached. they extract lime from
me water and deposit IL as shell about
their bodies.
g j. there any specie OF whales
which weigh as much as 30 tonss
a The largest spe-i lie is probably
the sulphur bottomed or blue whale.
which reaches a length OF so feet or
more; and approaches 20 tons in
O. when Balboa discovered the
Rncitic ocean. why did he call IL the
south scar J.. G.
A. In the locality where Balboa
1lrsr saw the Pacific ocean the coast
run nearly east and west. He there
Iore named the ocean Mar de Sur. or
south Sea because OF It's position.
@ When did the Dnrtmoor prison
massacre take placer o. o. r.
A The original purpose OF the
4llr moor prison, at Princeton. Eng
land, was 70 receive French prison
ers- on april 8. 1915, some American
prisoner1 who were confined. to-
Eetner with 5000 FrenChmen. were
llred upon by the guard. who killed
seven and wounded so. Il was ex-
plalned that the guard feared muriny.
or an attempt at escape by the pris-
oners Joint commission declared
the shooting 1ustifiable but acquitted
a mutiny.
tAny reader can get the answer to
any question by writing to The
I1eraid Information burca1, Frederic
y Haskin, dire ctor. Washington. 10. @
THIS offer applies strictly TO informa-
non Inc bureau cannot give advice
on legal medical and financial mat
Jers L does not attempt 10 settle
domestic troubles. nor to undertake
exhaustive research on any subject.
w rite your question plainly and
prleliy- Give tul name and address
ana enclose TWO cents IN STAMPS for
return postage. All replies are sent
olfect 10 the inquirer.)
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-17
It's A Hard Fight To Win Your Way
To Success Upon The ageNoUadays

our stuff back in time and we ire-
Quently have two OF three bundles
following Us around the country
that is il We are fortunate enough Ga
leave the stamps behind with some
kindly stage hand who does not play
them off in a crap game.
You mighty near have TO throw
a suit away when IL gets soiled, IN
less you are going 10 get into a big
town for a day or so, for none Of the
small town cleaners viii get IL back
10 you in a day. They viii promise
IL. but-When you travel about over
the world. you learn more than ever
that people don't make promises 70
keep them People are getting in
business these DAYS like women in
1Fe-Tery unreliable
Il don't know whether this T.
the right thing IN business or not
but ! know Il f. very incon-
venient- / believe there IL dif-
ference in the application in busi-
ness and love. however, for in
love, I am about convinced that n
man wants n woman 20 be sort
of unreliable.
That's what makes n woman
80 aIlurinE and attractive. Not
knowing what she j. going 10 do
next f. what fnEcinafes hims n
he knew, she would not be a
puzzle 10 him and n woman vrso
is not a puzzle to n man f. not
interesting TO him.
Maybe that Is why so many women
take TO the show business-because il
is so much IKE they are; 50 pulling
and uncertain.
But there is a big field in the show
business for the girl who can act and
sing-my, how the business does need
there viii always be a
lot OF applicants for the Job as long
as the stage offers an opportunity 10
wear finery and the men buy the
tickets and applaud"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-17
UESTIONS
4 ND
ANS WERS
Is there any town in the United
States has no moving picture
rhenferF + NJ L


" States has no moving picture
theaters E N. L.
A Harrison, y. J.. has none The
town council passed an ordinance
placing the cost OF a moving picture
license at $4,000, thus making It
open there The mayor OF the town
introduced the ordinance and adj
mitted that the purpose was TO pre-
vent moving pictures from being
shown there
@. what animal Is the fastest on
foots ID. W. =
A. The national museum says that
for short distance running the eeta
is the fleetest of ANIMAL THIS
animal belongs to the cat family, and
is long and slender OF body II is
found in India and Africa and is
trained TO run down antelopes-
q. what Is the religious belief Of
the chupIalns OF the hOuse OF repre-
sentatives ard the United states sen
afef r. a NJ
a. The chaplain OF the house OF
representative is a Presbyterian.
while the senate chaplain Is a mem
Der Of the Episcopal church
q. How many pOpes have there
been since Peters c. Z J.
A There have been $50 popes Of
Rome from Peter TO Benedict Ky. who
holds office at the present time.
q. What Is the meaning and origin
Of the word .avnmprf r. ". N.
A Namp is an abbreviation OF the
word vampire" which means per
son who preys on others According
Slavic races OF the lower Danube.
the vampire is a spectral being with
a human body which leaves its grave
during the night and sucks the warm
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-17
and When he can't set away from

and when he can't get away from
her.
standardized raiment" for women
Is being enthusiastically advocated
by the lecturers. God heavensi Just
as II we weren't all tagged out, try
ing to live up to the show girls
Most husbands and wives are
like @Home,'-delighfful 10 get
away from occasionally but not
unless you are sure that you have
a latch key and return ticket I'm
your pocket.
When a man stars out with the
determination to be a cynic on the
subject Of women, he is suddenly Bit
terly embarrassed to discover how
man. lCYable ones there are
A mans love for a woman is all
that which Stops over from the ex-
uberant self love, with which she
manages to inspire him.-Copyrigh
1920. BY the Wheeler Syndicate. Inc.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-17

under q law passed by the last lerfs-
lature the state board OF medical ex-
aminers, realizing the weakness OF
the zforetime law, procured the pas
sage Of the law found IN chapter I2g
CT the state statutes, which provides.
in substance. that the state board OF
medical examiners IS empowered. and
it is made a part or its duty. to can
Gel the license Of any practitioner OF
medicine when the facts are known
TO the board that the physician mas
been convicted in any court Of any
crime OF the grade Of a felony. or Of
crime involving moral turpitude. or
involving criminal abortion. Under
the law as It is now, the state board
Of medical examiners is given
speedy and effective method OF can
ceiling the license Of any outlaw ply
stefan"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-17
g Sit Down, But Don't
Intern, j." They Say
By ANY BLEsENER.


DEOFLE come into a room and they
usually sit down, whether they
are invited TO OF. not It's their
make-yod rself-at-home habit
Some people sink into a chair as
though they intended 10 spend the
weekend They slip away down IN q
so that the TOD OF the head IS barely
visible above their knees The softer
the chair the further they sink
Others come p. sit ioWn. put their
riEh- foot on top OF their len knee.
hang their hat on the knee. which II
pitch rings Of smoke at the projec-
tons on the chandler The man who
sits Ike that smokes cigars, in
variabiy
Sun others come in and sit on tho
very edge Of the chair as though they
begrudged themselves that much
People Ike that are nervous They
are also usually musical and insist
on uracticing tunes during the con
rerslrion by drumming happy little
airs on the arm Of the chair IN a most
eEasneratinE -ay.
YOU can'r saw a man IS selfish be-
cause he extends his feet ha1 way
across the room. blocking traffic In
SO doing, anymore than you can say
the man who sits on the edge OF his
chair and folds his feet away under
him. IS generous
nature spreads himself over such
dimensions that anyone watkins
about the room has TO take unneces-
sary steps rather than trip over his
feet. and il isn't selfishuess that he
doesn't shorten the space between his
feet and the chair; it's weil-it-s just
because he is 50 comfortable.
Scarcely 1.0o0Ooo.0o0 minutes have
elapsed since the birth OF Christ.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-17
We TOWNE GOSSIP

WHEN he wouldn't keep stilL
AND AFTER a while.
THE BARBER looked over
TO WHERE I sat
AND 50 that he'd know
I WAS sorry for him
SMILED.
AND ALL he did
WAS TO wink back at ne.
AND TAKE Little chris's head
AND TWIST 1t around
AND THEN ny barber
TOOK ny head.
N BOTH Of his hands
AND GAVE It a twist
50 IT nearly came or
AND SAID
aF ToU don't quit rubbsrins-
aAND LOOKING around
Il CAN'T cut your hair
AND LITTLE Chris heard him
AND SMILED at ny barber.
AND WENT right on rub5ering-
WHILE 4 sat still
1 THANK you
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-17

eGT THINK the work OF the men who
are striving 70 prevent smuggling
Of narcotics into the United
states along the border il humaEi-
tarIan work. said T. J. Taylor, fed
srs1 agent The poor unfortunate
who already are addicted 70 the use Of
narcotics VIII eEeutualiy lead others
into their own pitiful condition and
the Importation Of narcotics Is work
Ing their ruin These people present
q study which requires much OF q
mans time and energy However,
when one realizes that the work IS
humanitarianism. he becomes much
interested in it. The whisky runners
DO not begin TO present the problems
which She drug addict does. and I
rfinE great stress should be laid on
the work Of the federal agents who
are trying to handle the narcotic
Situation
The laws we have in this country
70 govern clairr0y wants mind reauers
and others are too lax in my opinion"
in the first place that the laws
should be such as would make the
penalty for accepting money for
alleged readings ana similar hoaNes,
should be so heavy that IL would drive
the fakirs out OF existence i is
human nature for some 10 believe that
these fairs can lock into the future
1r enable them 10 talk with departed
4eTel ones. ] am o. coIfenlinE that
such things cannot be done. because
Z admit that don't know enough
about such things 10 make definite
feet But ] knf W. as do most sensl-
bic people that the majority Of
professional clairVcyaurs, mind read
PRS, fortune tellers and their kind. are
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-17

WELL. SHORT.
who live IN always afraid there n be
An
garlic
OF friends2
TO
a N 8
rorsfn wider 70
mani has he sachg gamble puts i'm o be
We s1n
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-17
Ripping Rhymes
tetlTeInent
H5 an liAsoN

TIE punch 1e passing
nehbors pause say @Why put
away rhythmic
sy who basks glded
done long and day attempt
his tools
the oafng bunch that doos around the Blue
find
the
whskers Of hairI
III be satisfied
lines and make BIZ Shkspere and that bunch their
blooming signs
Coryright y George Matthew Adams WALT MASON.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-17

WAS getting my hair cut
N a barber shop.
~ SAN Francisco
AND AT the next chair.
WAS A rsd-hsaded barber
WITH A red face
AND he looked Irish
AND BE was cutting the hair.
OF LITTLE Chris.
AND LITTLE Chris
WAS A nervous boy.
OR CURIOUS.
Or Whatever it was
AND HE was interested
IN THE other BARRIERS
AND THE bootblacks.
AND ALL Of the customers.
AND KEPT looking around
AND MOVING his head
AND THE way I sat
I COULD look right At him.
AND AFTER a while.
urs cor M -,.-,-----
AND l kept watching him
AND I'd see the barber.
TAKE HOLD Of his head
AND TWIST it.
AND LET 60 Of it.
AND START in again
WITH BIS scissors
AND FOR a minute.
LITTLE CHRIS.
Would LEAVE his head
WHERE TIE barber put it.
AND THEN forget
AND RUBBER around
AND BEcAUsE the barber
Vas RED in the face.
ALL OF the time.
/ COULDN'T tell
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-17
On Detenorating RailwaYs.

IN ONE respect the administration has been particularly
negligent N its management Of railroad affairs. That
IN regard TO supplying rails for track replacement
The railways normally require more than two million
tons Of steel rails for annual renewals and for new
sructon IF they to take up any considerable amount
Of the deferred work Of either maintenance additions
their requirements for next year VIII be at least three
million tons.
The maximum production Of rails in this country for
ALL purposes including traction lines and export, does not
exceed that figure In other words, If steam roads
have their needs met they must get the entire ra
output Of steel mills year That would Of
that the street railway systems viii have to suffer
and that foreign customers must 90 begging. But our
systems necessary TO national welfare
than the street railway systems and, certainly
than expectations abroad It is therefore, essential thar
the electric lines be second choice and the foreign
toners third next years distribution Of rails. For
steam railways must deprecate further in value
As matter Of fact there IS great probability Of next
years output being than the needs Of the rail
roads, for unsettled labor conditions IN the steel industry
may result IN reduced production With this possibility
shortage sight would naturally expect that the
persons in charge of the properties this time would be
preparing for such Yet the government has only
4 small tonnage order
Rails made of a seasonal material in that they
be placed track advantage only between the
months Of April and October and particularly in the first
thee months Of that Delivery this year OF any
large amount Of usable rails consequently unlikely. And
If delivery is to be made In time IN 1921 orders should
not be delayed.
Inadequate provision track repair and extension Is
only the phases Of bunglesome administration Of
railway affairs by the Wilson administration
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-17
Hliterate, But Earns
S5,527 a year in Canada

St Catharines. Ont. Feb. I7-An
llliterate Austrian earned S5527 in
Canada IN one year OF the war as a
laborer at the Welland steel foun-
dries it was learned here when Nike
Ennis was fined for making a false
income tax return.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-17

The New York state prohibition agent has ruled that
intoxicating liquor may be used in cooking fortune
awaits the who invent device for extracting
from minoe pies and another for the who
furnish the liquor for the pies.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-17

In any sort Of treatment for illness the things which
public ethics public health mainly concerned IN
that recovery be accomplished least aided and that
ham be done Any legal system which permits the
punishmant Of persons Who do good is detective.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-17

The difference between poor mans wife and rich
mans wife IS that poor mans wife her clothes
I'll they are ont and rich mans wife her
clothes out until they
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-17
Patter And Chatter
The New Wonders and the Old.


THEY are trying to bridge the CULTS that be
i Between this world and the great unknown;
They hear the voices Of those who Try
To speak from some ethereal zone,
And men who are wise east doubt away,
And are sure, at last, that they understand;
They have learned faith that is new, they say,
From those who have gone to the spirit land;
But the words that Strengthen me with good cheer
Are spoken BY one who stin is here.
THEY are getting signals from spheres that swim
Beyond the SUI, through the dseps Of space,
And they Try to deeipher the words they bring
Perhaps from high and superior race.
The men Of science in wonder gaze
At planets that never before were seen;
Strange currents come from the starry Ways,
And the world is wondering what they mean
But I, unnumbered among the wise,
Still search for faith in two sparkling eyes,
old errors die and new truths are learned,
" Deep mysteries are becoming clear;
Outworn conventions are overturned,
Men smile at things that they used to fear.
Daily new wonders are brought to birth,
Others lie Just beyond mems reach
But /, being simple and near tie earth,
Find a greater wonder than spirit speech
In the tooth baby is cutting today
And the love that two trusting eyes display.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-17

Cotton has been raised by the Pu-
eblo Indians from time immemoriaL
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-17

WHO remembers when We used e git
~ a square deal without demandiu'
it, You never know tn advantage O.
sayin' it with flowers tin you git In
tn divorce court.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-17

North Dakota Democrats have endorsed the Leadership
Of Woodrow Wilson and William Jennings Bryan" Sounds
like Republican endorsement Of Taft and Roosevelt in
1872
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-17

A Chicago Judge has ruled that so cents day ism
nough spending money for husband. What can a Chi
ago husband do With more?