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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-04
Woman s Work

7 COX OUT one window and you shall
l. see workingmen, huskies. sitting
about hunched up or lying around
right next the work they are to do.
waiting until the minute 70 begin.
fearing to do one stroke before time.
and putting away their tools at five
or ten minutes before the hour for
eight hours are up They take a half
hour at noon for luncheon, which is
40 or 50 minutes long Look out an
other window and you will see Wom-
en- doing hard work, washing. iron
ing. baby tending for u or Is hours
a day High school bred. college
bred women. women who love poetry
and study astronomy or perhops who
like to put in those lovely, fine, fairy
art OF women for generation after
generation. Women who have to do
these things or anything that they
want 10 do for themselves. while
they haste the inferior cuts Of meat
their government asks them TO buy
TO save the country. or while they
darn mountains Of stockings or patch
little and big breeches and overalls.
or while they turn the bread mixer
or guide the hoover Probably 50
percent OF the women OF FL Paso
work over Il hours q day The
worker, the toiler will win in the
end II the men hold 10 eight or
seven or six hours a day work and
16 or IS hours idleness. women who
works u or IS hours may win the
place in the sun and man may be-
come the submerged sex Organized
labor makes the greatest mistake il
can make when IL teaches men 10 re-
gard work as a penalty. Work is
glorious, love, beauty. and work
these three. make life worth living.
The happlest men in the world work
long hours Their work is life. They
create Whatever the work. honest
most comfortable. the most salts
factory. the healthiest. the happiest
way to carry on
Cloth OF gold might be the name 10
give the yellow composite that is
now in bloom everywhere outside OF
FL Paso. the big yellow daisies" as
most do call them Leaves and stem
are green so covered with soft
white hair that It looks like white
velvet The leaves are mostly on or
near the ground From these greenfsh
white velvety tufts rise the white.
slender stems topped by one big bright
golden flower, only it happens TO be
dozens OF tiny flowers blooming to
gether for the good OF the order. II
"twenty-dollar gold pieces" were not
too mercenary a name Il would fit
exactly. the flowers are so round and
firm and bright and gold and high.
II looks as though IL thought itself
something Of sure and minted value.
HolioWs in the canyons are spread
with i as II with a cloth OF gold or
more like web or net OF gold
E Nee. s
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-04
TAG DAY sIIsUNDERsrOOD.

Editor FL Paso Herald:
I find that many people misunder-
stood the purpose for which tags
were sold Saturday. II was not for
the benefit Of the local schools, for
Ell Paso has had the privilege or
raising more money 10 maintain her
schools at any time the tax paying
citizenship cared to do so. but the
small towns and rural schools have
not been allowed this privilege con-
se0uentiv 1000 schools in Texas were
not opened and about 1000 children
did not attend school because OF this
teacher shortage
The money derived from the. sale
OF tags Saturday is to raise funds
for expenses OF work necessary 70
carry the district school tax amend
menr at the general election to be
held IN November. Should this
amendment carry, any school district
could hold an election at which local
taxpayers would decide the question
as TO whether the children OF that
community should grow up illiterates
or not.
adequately financed and nationally
managed. viii be fought out in the
next decade We shall probably know
by that time whether America viii
have a democratic school system on
a high plane q efficiency, where rich
and Door alike are educated. or
whether We shall furnish cheap
teachers. cheap equipment and a
brief period OF training for the chill
dren OF the many. while the children
OF the favored few attend private in
stitutions designed to meet the needs
real. or assumed. OF those they serve.
II the public viii say. and back up
its saying with abundant funds. that
we must have high-Erade schools for
the children OF all the people. we
are on the high road to success as
a democratic nation: otherwise We
are not headed that way.
Empress Arlington.
Principal Morehead School.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-04

Now it happens that Carolyn Gran
berry has a little sister, about 10
years OF age, who dances so well
that once when Pavlowa was in
Panama the divine danseuse gave
her an audience and commended her.
As the talk OF the arrival OF the
prince grew more general Carolyn's
mother decided she would ask the
British minister II her younger
daughter might not dance before the
prince. The minister had no desire
IN the world except to please the
people Of Panama and the canal zone,
and he gladly assented-
That is the reason Carolyn Gran
berry found an Invitation for her
family to 90 to the grand ball. when
she arrived from her work on the
evening OF March %. and that is the
frock in JOY and citation. and that is
the reason she stood and looked on
al the hotel Tivol that night while
the very select girls and women
marched by in grotesque procession
and curtsyed in front Of the prince
memory. called them by the names Of
various cosmetics then thought no
more Of them. because her eyes were
On the prince
When the dancing began all eyes
were on the prince so that Carloyu
laar44I 4QLEeQ Mnel a handsome man
OF twice her age apologlzed to her
mother, and asked II he might dance
with her daughter He was a good
dancer. too. and as they spun around
the floor. Carolyn asked him who he
vas
7 am prince Louis" he said
But you are not the prince" said
Carolyn
no. I am only a prince" said
Louis. 'but I'm having a better dance
than the prince is right now"
Carolyn liked prince Louis, but she
peeked under his arm as they danced
so as TO keep her eye on the prince
Two dances more went by, and then
she saw prince Louis and the prince
standing before her, while the prince
was asking in a frank, boyish way II
she would. dance with him
A ripple OF establishment went
around the grand ballroom when the
prince. ignoring ever 50 many select
women" led Carolyn Cranberry
counter clerk and daughter OF an
electrician, in a dreamy waltz.
Louis was right" said the prince
you are a divine dancer" Then they
talked OF other things.
One, two, three, four dances the
prince honored Carolyn But, no. he
did not honor her. II was evident 70
any observer that she was honoring
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-04
Floating Exposition
Publishes Nemsbnber

Seattle. Wash, May THE first
floating exposition from America
which win leave during May for an
eigt months cruise throughout
South America. Australia and the
Orient IS going 70 have its own news
paper 81 E Fisher. the director OF
exhibits. promises that il win be a
real one, with a managing editor, a
city editor and the usual staff Of re-
porters, photographers and movie
operators
Several hundred manufacturers
viii 90 ashore al each point and have
engaged exhibit space on the ship
and nearly 100 OF them or their rep
resentatives will make the trip
The paper Is 20 be a daily. contain
ing all the latest local gossip and
wireless news Fishers only worry
connected with the paper IS how to
keep himself from being mobbed by
representative OF the press who
wish 10 make the trip.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-04
Cost 81 For Fishing
License In Missour.

Jefferson witty. No, May 4.-The
fishing season is on, but it's going
TO cost the men folks one buck TO
this year.
Women and children are exempt
from the fee. however. so II you are
married and short the "one spot"
friend wife may do the fishing
Remember. though, without g
license. a husband may only bait
the hook"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-04
A1WeAl4r1o.64Ll

1ess and stages Of ugliness came to
purchase face fixsrs' at the counter
where she worked She heard that
he owned all Of England and most OF
the rest Of the world, that he was
not married. not even engaged, that
he was coming to Panama on a big
bsttleship. that the British minister
was 70 give a grand bah in his honor,
that the president OF the republic
was 20 hold reception. that one
must curtsy when introduced. and
that only a few would get a chance
10 speak 10 him. and a very few and
very select would danes with him So
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-04
Failing Granite Column
Misses Crowded Trolley

Des Moines. Iowa. May IA street
car crowded with passengers mar
rowly missed being c. ushed by a
granite column supporting a bank
building here the other day.
The street car had barely passed
the structure when the column top
pied into the street Recent high
winds. architects say, had weakened
its moorings.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-04
EIPaso CountryC Tub House OfAlission7 ype;
Located SMILES North OfCityAt Golf Links

lors. the office and ball room one
the ground floor viii be the mems
and WOmen's lockers, caddies rooms
and refreshment stand A flower gar
den viii be IN the patio.
Twenty or IS sleeping rooms, each
with bath. Will be on the second floor.
From the second floor persons may
reach the roof garden
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-04

Gated about five miles north Of FL
Paso. at the golf links
The building VIII be Of the mission
type OF architecture, with a large
pablo in the center. at the level OF the
ground floor, which viii take the
place Of a basement
On the first floor will be dining
rooms. lounging rooms. women's par
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-04
Asks $500 Damages
For One Black Eue

1uskogee. Okla. Nay TT some
'-unkind" individual should swing OF
your eyebrow. causing one Of your
optics 20 go in mourning" would
you consider II worth S250O2
Wen. George Randall. OF this place.
does At east that's the price he set
when he filed a damage suit against
r D. Richard here the otter day
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-04

Belleville. kan. May what is
believed to be a Kansas record for
an incubator hatch was established
by Mrs. c. II. Owens, wife OF q
farmer near here, a few days ago
The egg capacity OF the 'woode
hen" is 40. When Mrs. owen
counted the brood is numbered 13s
Lively chicks
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-04


him The prince let her know Il and
she felt Il was true.
zone might think he was the shop
man and she the princess sal dis
corning doWager, while she fairly
beamed her delight
Then the prince and Carolyn missed
q dance, and went out on the broad
verandah, into the absurdly lovely
tropical night. and looked at the
moon and the stars. Many people
passed as close TO them as politeness
allowed, perhaps some were not too
polite about il, and one came back
from this passing contact and wills
pered in horror;
4 heard her call him boy"
The next day two OF the princes
aides called az the Cranberry home
in Balboa and took Carolyn down 10
the battieship RenoWns where there
was an informal reception
That night Carolyn went 70 the re-
ception ana ball given by president
LeFevre, OF the republic Of Panama
by special invitation Of the president.
And she danced with the prince.
The battleships RenoWu, bearing the
prince OF Wales, sailed from the
Panama Canal for Australia early the
next morning. Many people watched
channel The prince stood on the
quarter deck, hat in hand, until he
could no longer see the white dress
Of the little girl who waved her hand
kerchief at him. Then Carolyn Gran
berry turned back toward the store
where she works
I an sorry he's q prince" she said
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-04
XVIII


New Questions.
What plant holds the record
for quick GROWTH
From what book Is the quota
ton Eye for eye. tooth for tooth.
hand for hand foot for foot"2
3-Who was Virginia Dare7
fly?
what are the emblems OF the
Republican and the Democratic
political parties, respectively. and
who is credited with originating
them2
6-What is pcmology7
Where is the largest alligator
farm in the world2
S-What president was James
Monroe. and for what is he his
9-What is batik work?
10-What two composure have
written operas on the theme La
Boheme"7
Answers to Last XVIII.
Children born between the goth
Of April and the Goth Of Nay are
born under the zodiacal sign OF
Taurus the bull They are usually
strong physically and mentally:
courageous, determined and dominat-
ing and generous with material
wealth
The lucky Jewels for persons
born in May are the moss agate and
the emerald.
5-New Hampshire is the Granite
State"
4-The Channel Islands are a
group OF British Islands in the Eng
lish Channel near the French coast,
and comprise Jersey. Guernsey,
Attorney. Sark ana several islets.
5-A gauntlet is a glove with a
cuff extending above the wrist They
are an old fashion lately revived
6-Alaska is noted for its great
salmon fisheries and canning fac
tories.
7-Eurssians are persons OF mixed
European and Asiatic blood; speclf-
ically they are the half-castes Of
India
@Diogenes IS the man who IN
olden times sought for an honest
man at mid day with a lighted
lantern He Is also famous for lv-
ing In a tub.
s-The -girl-less" telephone is an
invention on which push buttons,
numbered and lettered. take the place
OF the girl operator; the subscriber
calling his own number by - a
button instead OF calling ~CentfaI7
as is now the custom
10@Jules Verne wrote Twenty
Thousand Leagues Under the SEA-
Thompson Feature Service
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-04

n E BARGLEBAUGH. one OF the
u. architects for the new country
club house, Monday announced
plans for the structure The plans
now are being drawn.
Barglebaugh & Whitson, and Percy
MCGEE, IT.. are the associate archl-
tects. The new building will be To-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-04

she gave up the hope OF meeting the
prince and only wished she might
see him.
And the stock OF vanishing cream
ana rouge and freckle killers and
pimple eradicators grew less and less
as the day OF the grand ball drew
near.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-04
Humble Shop Girl CaptiUates Prince;
She Calls Him boy" In Moonlight
Carolyn Cranberry Sorry
Heir to British Throne
Is a Prince.
By JOHN 0. COLLINS.

A Noon. Canal Zone. Nay AT
Il least two people in the world
are sorry that the prince Of
wales Is a prince One Of them is7
Well, II you wish TO know you must
read this story Of how an American
girl OF IS years taught the prince
OF Wales IN q few short hours that
in some ways at least Il would be
better 20 be plain Mr.. Wales than
70 be the prince OF that name.
Carolyn Cranberry did this. But
she isn't proud OF Il. and perhaps she
did not know what she was doing
And she is sorry such a fuss was
made about Il and she has no desire
20 have her picture in the news
papers. In fact. she would rather
not But she is old enough TO realize
that when prince has smiled on one
the public has some right to know
more about her SO FAR as Miss
Cranberry is concerned, she said:
He Is the incest man I have ever
met m sorry he Is q prince"
"a bettle OF vanishing cream"
Pardon me- what do you wish -
cream"
The girl behind the counter
picked q bottle Of the stuff from the
shelf IN the Panama canal com
missary store at Balboa wrapped Il
Up and handed e. TO the woman who
stood on the other side OF the counter
who was deeply engrossed in con-
Fersation with a companion about
the prince
The girl behind the counter said TO
herself. as the two women left the
shop i wonder who this old prince
is." She took IL for granted that he
must be an old prince when women
old enough 10 be sewing shrOuds
were buying vanishing cream ito
make Up" for hin So when Carolyn
Cranberry went home that evening
she asked her mother about the
prince Her mother said she didn't
know, but she would ask her friend
Amanda Moore Amanda said he was
not an old prince; but a young and
handsome prince one whom il would
De JOY 70 see, an unspeakable priv
uege 70 meet
But only the very highest people
IN society win meet him, because
care must be taken that only people
who DO not work meet him. and they
must wear gloves.
As the time drew near for the ar
rival Of the prince more and more Of
the story came TO the ears Of
Carolyn, because girls and women Of
all ages degrees OF fatness and thin
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-04

"A Bottle OF vanishing cream
Pardon me- what do you wish p
Il said a bottle Of vanishing
Evening journal., 1920-05-21
SPORT CARNIVAL
AT CITY Y. M. C. A.

Boxing, wrestling and gymnasium
work will feature the lnal Of a series
OF four athletic carnlvals which viii
be held in the Y. NJ. C. A. rg,m''
tomorrow. night Featuring the bill Of
athletics Is the wrestling match be-
tween Charles Lagges, middleweight
weighing i5S pounds, OF Wilmington.
and Joe Mcdonald OF PHILADELPHIA.
heavyweight, tipping The scales at $50.
Other wrestling bouts will be bill
ed with Paul Aflliken opposing RUS
sell Lehman, and Lewis Jones hump
ed against Robert 4. Wada. Boih
boys are Wilmingtonians.
Two boxing bouts will add snice 10
The program. The first will see Win
dell Hunter measuring up with John
,: Bradley; the second with Ralph
Sinex opposing Irl Dafln.
Amateur tumblers under the direc-
ton OF Clyde Davis, will offer a GYM
nastic diversion from wrestling and
boxing. Their portion OF the enter
tainment promises 10 be an unusual
treat. The tumblers are Clyde Davis
Fred Herlihy, William Shellad9y and
Allan Barton.
Lewis shapiro and Eddie Anderson
VIII conduct a drill with gymnasium
apparatus.
Miss Isabella Wales will break the
monotony OF athletics with a solo.
Community singing, under the direc-
tion OF William II. White, will inter-
sperse the program.
Evening journal., 1920-05-21
CHURCH LEAGUE
INDEPENDEN
BIRY II. 4 HAHN TODAY.

The funeral Of Howard J. Hahn,
who died on Tuesday, took place this
morning from ST. AIMS Church.
In the death OF Mr.. Hahn the city
has lost respected citizen, and his
numerous friends will undoubtedly
recall his life and popularity, partic-
ularly in connection with sports In
general. In 1898 he WAS awarded FIRST
prize as the most popular baseball
player in the state, In a popularity
contest conducted by one Of the local
newspapers. During his baseball ca
reer he played on the strongest teams
o fthe State and Of the Eastern Shore.
He also starred In football as a mem
Der OF the Highland team In the late
9O's when the Highland outfit was
considered ore OF the strongest semi
professional teams in this section. II
will be recalled that he assisted the
local High School relay teams In win
ming prizes at the annual Penn relay
meets, he being the possessor Of two
cups won at Philadelphia IN 1898.
Mr.. Hahn was greatly admired by
all OF his fellow associates at the
Hercules Powder Company, where he
was employed as assistant chief clerh
to the purchasing agent.
He h survived by his wife
Mary Flanagan Hahn. and seven chill
dren ranging in age from three
months TO twelve years, his mother
Mrs. Evelyn Hahn. and one sister, Il
Evelyn Hahn.
Evening journal., 1920-05-21
HARLAN SHARPENS THE
HOOKS FOR PENNSY

That Harlan will go the Limit" In
an EFFORT 10 throw the hooks into
p. r. r., when these clubs meet at
Harlan Field tomorrow afternoon.
was evidenced last night when Otto
Wagner made known the lineup he
will use.
While there IS little Of the so-called
padding" being done by cilher club.
Harlan has secured a couple new men
that have boosted their stock so per
cent. Perhaps the most Important
annexation IS that OF kcrns. a New
Castle boy. who is reputed 10 be one
Of the fastest innolders seen around
here in a long time. kerns signed
With Parksido a week or 90 ago, but
when the shipbuilders sent their $.
q. 5. eau out this week. he was The
ilrst 10 ne lined up. Manager Brady
OF ParSside, verified this report last
nirht.
Wagner's team will come 10 bat
In thc following order.
IKE" Smith. e. : "Billy' MartiS- -
MAT" DonOhue, r.: "DOo" D. o. -..
Jimmy Mayhart. 2h.; kerQ ., Dun-
ting. IT,: Jack Price, O: OcA Hughes
or 'Babby" McGorsgie. p. Wagner
may also get ID die cime.
This crew SLOWS an improvement
over the team that lined up againsi
Baltimore Drydocks recently. and ii
Is not hard 20 guess the Harlan boys
are out 10 win. The game Is OF more
importance 20 the clubs concerned
than the average fan can .compre-
bend. and the contest Will be little
r. LaNNIn unsraI
"Sos" Wlntrup has not been idle
for a moment. and was all smiles
when approached last night. He
points TO the showing his club made
against DrydOcks as oompared'to The
Harlan massacre. and thinks % 4.
nlghty-nicht for The "Over-thu-brldre'
crowd. Wlntrup though. Is not COINS
10 take any chances. and realizes
fully the extent Harlan has gone q
nut a flrsi-class team against Pcnnsy
/ lie has added 10 his lineup a mar
who has PLAYED with him many time'
before and who will bolster M thl
outer defense Of the railroadcrs-
! Wingaie. In addition 10 "Winny.
Rube Dunbar. an Elkton and dupon
/ Dye League player. will perform
under his supervision. Pennsy vii
/ lineup In the following manner.
Rilz or Flood. c.: Myers or Cohir
D.: Jimmy Taylor. H.: Jimmy R3ine,
1h: Ruhc Dunbar. S.. Paul Middle
ton or Johnny piorson. Oh. Darh
Thomson. Wlngaie. Buddy Dun
can. Boyle, and Gilbert IN The out
field.
Joe Myers will slant thc game 70
Pennsy. lie Is in The best OF shape
and II the day is warm, penns
seems 10 have a corking good chanc
10 capture the long end OF The score
The game will begin promptly a
! $50 o'clock,
Evening journal., 1920-05-21
WILMINGTON TO
CUT TO Is PLAYERS

The rosters OF the All-Wilmington
League teams will be cut 10 fifteen
players at the meeting OF the league
tonight at the Keystone Field Club.
This weeks schedule Is the best
put before TIE fans OF the All-Wil-
mington League so far this season.
Parkside and Keystone, both OF whom
have perfect records, will come to-
gether on the Eden Park Grounds.
Olen Hackett. manager OF the Key
stoners announced that his grounds
were In poor condition and that the
game would be played a. Eden Park.
Eleventh Ward Is scheduled 10 tackle
Defiance at the Browntown grounds.
Ninth Ward Is booked TO play Sill
Verbrook al the Military grounds,
while South-Slde-Eden win play
streets.
The teams will practice this even
ing, prior 10 the meeting.
Evening journal., 1920-05-21
LIBERTY KEEPs on WINNING

Liberty A. G. took a forfeit game
from M0Cabe Church last night and
also defeated pickup team. from
duponts. BY The score OF 3 10 0. Lin
chensteln was on The mound for LIB
erty and allowed only two hits.
Liberty A. G.. is getting ready for
their minstrel show and dance, TO
be give in Pythian Castle on June 81.
Liberty A. G. will lineup against
Penn A. c. tomorrow afternoon at
Eighteenth and Nan Buren streets.
Liberty's lineup Will probably be /:
Dononeo, c.; Linohensteln. p.; Fahey,
IS; COyls, ib.; Butler, 2b.; Town
send, 3D.; DeLuoa. H.: Ferris, Of.
Dale. r.; Cullaine, RI; McGOnigle, CT. /;
Harrity, Baker and Stanton, subs.
SO far this season. Liberty has won
nine games and lost none.
Evening journal., 1920-05-21
SHIPLEY TO GIVE
DELA. ANSWER TODAY

Special TO The Evening Journal.
NEWARK. May 2i-COach II 3.
Shipley, Of Delaware College. who
has received an offer from stevens
Institute, Hoboken, y. y, will give
his final decision In the matter 10
day OF tomorrow. Coach Shipley
says ne is satisfied with the salary
he is receiving at Delaware but that
there are other conditions which
make it desirable Tor him 10 leave
Laurence smith, president Of the
Athletic Council, Is anxious 10 retain
Coach Shipley. An EFFORT Is being
made 10 got matters adjusted 20 that
he VIII remain.
Delaware will play Dickinson base
ball team on Frazer Field this ar
ternoon and St. Johns, OF Annapolis,
tomorrow afternoon.
Evening journal., 1920-05-21
PIONEERS HOLD sMOKER.

The Benevolent Pioneer Literary
Association held its monthly smoker
last night in the organizations rooms.
The program consisted OF musical
numbers and entertainment by local
talent. The Temple Club Trio sang
several songs 70 enliven the evening.
Other numbers were: Tenor solo,
Paul Mcconnell: comedian mono
logue, Billy Denny; mOnologue.
George Arnold; Denny and Burns,
comedians.
The association announced that The
lawn fete, which had been scheduled
for June 3 and I, has been postponed
until June 81 and IS.