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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-28
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HAD an idea
AND A typewriter.
AND HAD just sat down
TO MAKE the idea
EXTEND FROM hgrs.
TO THE foot Of the column
AND a ma. came IN.
WHOM used to know.
AND HADN'T seen
FOR = number OF years
AND. OF course. 7 arose
AND SHOOK his hand
AND SAT down again
AND ASSUMED an attitude
THAT believed.
MIGHT IMPRESS ny friend
WITH ny great desire
THAT he should beat It.
AND LEAVE me alone.
But he couldn't see IT.
AND DIDN'T 80.
AND SAT down himself
AND IN a little while.
HE WAS showing ne pictures.
OF ALL his children
AND N 50 FAR.
As could make out
THEY WEREN'T any different
FROM OTHER children
But 1 had to enthuse-
AND SAY how cute.
THE LITTLE one was
AND Row very good looking
THE BIGGER ones we're
AND THEY weren't good looking
THEY WE'RE gawky children
But THEY were his
AND I didn't blame him
AND HE explained
THAT HE showed me the pictures
BECAUSE HE knew.
HOW MUCH I liked children
AND. or course. I do.
AND said 7 did.
AND WITH that encouragement
HE SPENT an hour.
TELLING ME things.
THAT THE little one said.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-28
Little Interviews.

under governmental auspices) there Is
no reason why rates, both freight and
passenger, cannot be in time mater
tally reduced in many instances. The
roads viii have 20 be given chance
To recover from the wrecked condt-
ton that they are now in but the
recovery viii be rapid. and I predict
that in a few months after the roads
go back TO thir owners and the pub
lie has A chance 10 compare the oper-
alton OF same with government mis-
management. that no one VII ever
talk again OF government ownership
Of railroads or anything else
'Nsw York has new motion pic
ture theater that viii seat 5000 per
sons" said r. Coblentz- This
thsater is the most magnificent I
have ever seen and is said 70 be the
most wonderful in the world The
prices Of admission range from so
cents 10 $3.50 and IL IS always
crowded. New York also has two
new hotels. Each OF them have more
than $500 rooms and they, ike the
theaters. are always crowded"
I don't want anybody % get the
idea that am a prohibitionist," said
Na1. Gen. Robert L Howe, before
the American legion. 4 am not rabid
for OF against In fact I believe in
beer and light wines Nobody likes
a cocktail better than I do and wish
could have one before each meal
But I am opposed TO strong drink
and do know that wherever you
find dope and whisky, you win find
the kind Of women that are a menace
TO the soldiers Of the United States
army"
The city council does not see how
it is justified IN closing the alley be-
tween the Connerton Lane properly
and the First National bank building.
giving 70 the First Mortgage company
ground running along the Sheldon
hotel" said mayor Charles Davis.
While the Is story building the First
Mortgage company is going TO build
on this property viii be an asset 20
the city, giving the company a piece
OF ground IS feet by more than 100
for piece q ground four feet by
more than 100, the council feels is
hardly the thing 10 do. Sheldon street
does need TO be widened, however. and
we hope a little later on 10 widen Il
and make It 50 Il viii easily accom-
modate more traffic
The Southwestern Dental society,
which viii hold its annual conven-
ton in FL Paso three days commenc-
ing March &, hopes that dentists IN
West Texas, New Mexico ard Arizona
go ----- 80 "a 80 e---aa -
program we have arranged for the
meetings" said DR.. willard S Sam
pie. -Dr. Richard H Riethmuiler and
DR.. p A. kanouse. Of Los Angeles
two foremost dental men in the COIN
I try, VIII BE here during the conVen-
Z ton and viii lecture and conduct
clinic demonstrations during the three
days OF the convention. Recognized
dentists in West Texas. New Mexico
and Arizona are eligible to member
ship in the society, and we expect a
Z large number from these places to at
tend the meetings which viii be at
the Red Cross Gift shop in San ia
cinto plaza, and TO attend the dental
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-28

4 Hearfless Master
THE doctor tells that I'D die unless cease to hurry;
He I'd have pie and learn from worry;
mustn't eat rich soups fatprodueing sauces:
It to
A doc can Be
The Of al ones bosses
I'VE had to chuck my pipe away because narcotic,
And cigar day would make nv nerves chaotic:
I've got shun the sugaEed bun and every kind acid:
The doc allows
III have to browse
On bran bread and be placid.
MUSTN'T read IN bed unless wish to lose ny vision;
The doc not inclined to guess but orders with precision;
keep calm and COOL he says % you'll have meet your Ms5
eat spice
I'd make a nice
Job for undertaken
NO coffee and not any tea and as for gravy-Moses!
One ladleful and would be dead last years roses
And what IS more I'm paying for the rules the doc giving:
Pm half inclined
Sometimes to find
better way Of living
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-28

LICENSES TO AMERICANS ONLY.
Phoenix. Ariz. Feb. zs.-The state
corporation commission has adopted
a policy Of giving licenses for auto
state operation 10 American citizens
only. wherever possible Il IS
claimed that most Of the licenses OF
this sort in the state now are held
by aliens who in some cases are
holding franchises from which have
been barred citizens who went 70 the
war and who come back 70 find their
r0utes nlonopolized by Mexican driv-
ers. Hereafter Americans win be ad-
vanced 20 the top OF the commits
sion's waiting lists
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-28

manufacturers exhibits. which VIII
be given in connection with the meet
ings at the Del Norte."
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-28


AND I kept saying.
show VERY bright
AND TRTIse to laugh.
AND THEN he switched
TO THE second boy.
AND TOLD ne how long
HE had been in school
AND HOW fast he LEANED
AND now smart he wa
AND BE wandered On
AND AFTER q while.
I CEASED TO listen
AND SAT and gazHd
AT THE typewriter keys
AND HES some away nov
AND THE bright idea
1 STARTED out with
HAS ACCOMPANIED him.
AND I do Ike children
But THE older I grow
THE DEEPER learn
THAT SOME OF their parents.
HAVEN'T HALF a. much sense.
As TIE children themselves
EvEN THOUeH the ehnarsa
HAVEN'T HALF as much sense.
As THEIR parents believe
THANK you
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-28

OUR objection Z prohibition IS that
" Jest tn very fsllsrs that can't ap-
preeiate liquor have Their cellars fun
Of It. We hainS mentioniu' any cer-
tain political party, but TIERS jest as
many hungry people IN this country as
Their is N Armenia.
r.----i--s s---r,--r s-.v-r,are- ser-fce
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-28

Germany IS the greatest potato
growing country in the world. its
average yearly production exceeding
100000 bushels.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-28

lnsuNDEHsTOoD
" he
t7 picture mood
for IT. vas a al u '--s-Hs IN 1913
WHAT ABOUT r SUPPLY DTs.r. Avn,
t5s2e else has mentioned the fas
Barlsycorn- @--1 VA oe2 SINCE me nlrla OF J.
DOCTOR.
TO
b
a Tho Is ursed Ther he rued
Than fooled bal Is 90
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-28
A Big Difference.

THOSE few newspapers which side with president in
his dismissal Of Robert Lansing from the position Of
secretary Of state argue false premise when they
hold that president right to dismiss cabinet mem
Der ike a grocer would fire clerk
Admitting that the president has both legal and
moral right to ask for the resignation Of any appoutee
who does not satisfy his conception Of what such ap
ponee ought to do for his chief 1t must be insisted that
both the and the method employed in the Lansing
case were Grass, to say the least
If Nh Lansing had been employed BY MI Wilson as his
groom OF his gardener his coahman he would have
had the right fire him peremptorfy which any
employer has TO fire his help. But Nh Lansngs position
was the highest in the cabinet he public official in
charge Of the highest department Of government and at
this time Of the most important for he was chief Of
the bureau handling foreign affairs Moreover, the
president does not hre his secretary Of statehe no
mates him and if the senate confirms the nomination. the
nominee given the portfolio. If the senates confirmation
required the selection OF secretary OF STATE Ger
tanly the oce is important enough to require the COZ
Of the senate to dsmssals from It Furthermore,
capable Of serving the ranking member of the cah
net is entitled to different treatment than accorded
to the late holder Of that office.
IF president Wilson had said: @BIr Lansing you
fine man personally but you do not agree with my poll
ces and head Of the administration must have sece-
tary state who does agree with and who VIII carry
ny policies, consequently, regretting deeply that
must bring end very pleasant personal and social
relations must ask for your resignation then the pub
lie would have said; 400 bad but It IS the presidents
privilege" As It is M Wilson out Of the embar-
rasmen second best and al because he conceited and
sgotscsl and Jealous Of his power that he not even
be diplomatic with the chief Of his diplomatic service
That IS Why most Of the American people side with M
Lansing because they believe the country can't
without the services Of the former secretary Of
state.
To illustrate that money wasted IS gone forever a
Massachusetts, manufacturer who estimated that his
poyes had wasted sf77 week called his workers before
him and threw that amount Of money out Of the window
The gathered up the money only TegTetng they had
not been more wasteful
Dallas oughtnt to complain because her iuries don't
convict Of murder Here IN Fl PasO don't draw
the sex line.
Young Theodore Roosevelt Is mentioned as a running
mate for Leonard Wood the Republican ticket. Not
bad
The low price of copper worries Arizona. The high
price Of everything else worries the rest Of Us,
Pat Neff makes it plain that the League of Nations
isn't an issue in the Texas gubernatorial fight
4 dinner lubricafes business.
ord
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-28

To illustrate that money wasted Is gone forever a
Massachusetts, manufacturer who estimated that his en-
poyes had wasted sf77 week. called his workers before
him threw that amount Of money out Of the window
The gathered up the money only TegTeng they had
not been wasteful
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-28

Dallas oughtnt to complain because her juries don't
the sex line.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-28

Young Theodore Roosevelt IS mentioned as a ruanini
mate for Leonard Wood the Republican ticket. No
50 bad.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-28

The low price Of copper worries Arizona. The high
rice Of everything else worries the rest Of rs
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-28

EHIRI E-NINlH YEAR
plete news report By
covering Arizona. New
York Entered 81 the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-28

Pat Neff makes it plain that the League Of Nation
sn't an issue in the Texas guhernatorial fight.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-28

OF PuBLICATION-Slperi|
Associated Press Leased "
Mezico, West Texas. 1ferlc
Postoffico IN Fl Faso. rezal
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-28

Almost every day sees some modification Of the
peace treaty It won't take long for the allies to modify
themselves out Of victory.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-28

TIPS viii have 10 pretty liberal to transfer Alszands
Ksrensy all the way from behind London lunch oounte
to the Caucasus.
Evening journal., 1920-07-21
NEMpnnrss sncIAl. sInr

Special 10 The Evening Journal.
NEWPORT July p. - Miss Nora
Stuart left a few days ago for Port
Huron. Michigan
Mr.. and Mrs Leonard Lyman and
daughter Dorothy. Mr.. and Mrs.
George W. Seeds, Misses Viola. Mae
and Nellie Seeds and lUnry Seeds mo
iQrtd % hldgcly. Md, on Sunday 20
visit Mr.. and Mrs Charles n Rilten-
house.
Mrs. Ada BAH is visiting Mr. and
Mrs. Willard Springer. OF Salisbury
Ma. aud VIII later visit relatives al
CordOya. Md.
Mrs. William n. Crawford and Mrs.
En0ch Smith left saturday for "a
months stay at Charleston. Md. on
sunday they were visited by William
Crawford. Enoch smith. Misses
Biahche Crawford. Olive smith and
Anna Smith, Earl Galloway and Fran
els Smith.
Miss Viola Seeds Is visiting Mr. and
Mrs. Charles II. Riitcnhouse. OF Ridgc-
ly. She VIII visit relatives at sudlers-
Vile Nd next week.
Miss Mildred Chandler. who has
been spending the past week with hci
parents. Mr. and Mrs. ID. W. Chandler
/ here has returned 90 hNcrtOn. ~ j.
whore she Is engaged In kindergarten
work
Mrs Dwight wentz, OF Georgetown
Evening journal., 1920-07-21
DYSPEPTIC DIET
NO LONGER NECESSARY

The old plan Of prescribing strict diet
FOR dyspeptcis and stomach sufferers Is
no longer popular among progressive
medical men. partly because OF Us weak
ening cffect hut mostly because OF the
discovery that nearly an stomach trouble
g. due TO excessive acidity. The organs
of digestion are themselves an right but
acids in the stomach irrtate and indame
the delicate stomach lining nd cause
s0urness and premature food fermenta-
tion. The logical treatment. therefore. Us
20 get rid OF the acid. when natural.
painless digestion will follow.
For this purpose n teasn0Onful or four
tablets Of Bisurated Magnesia I'm q little
water neutrallzes the acid, stops the fer
mentation of the food. dispels the gas.
and thus permits the stomach 20 proceed
with its work without hindrance. Owing
TO It's prompt and certain action Bisu-
rated Magnesia, which Is ohiaiuahl'
from any druggist in either tablet OF
powder form. should always be- used
In preference 20 the other forms of
magnesia. such as the milks. cltrates
carbonates or oxides. stomach suffer.
] ers are advised TO try this plan for
three weeks and note results.
Evening journal., 1920-07-21
ANY OLD KIND
OF MEALINN. Y.
Eat in Any Nationality"
You Prefer-E Eighteen
to Choose From
GERMAN CHOP
HOUSES SURVIVE
BY JAMES HENIE
\. l.. 4. staff Co1-trSpondent

NEW YORK, July i6.-Visiiors 20 |
New York this summer will be in no
danger Of going hungry. They will
have Sloir choice OF restaurants Of
at least IS naiionalilies
This means that rs separate end
distinct kinds Of cooking can be OBJ
tanned IN The metropolis.
In case you are tired Of American
cOoking-and even that may be OBJ
taincd in New lork-here are some
OF the restaurants where you can
eat.
AnNfENIAN-The best known Arm
cnian restaurant Is on Lexington ave
B0HENuAN-Not bohemian" In
The sense Of being freQuenied by art
ISIS and models, but restaurants for
BOhemians or Czechs. They are in
lhe Bohemian quarter on First-av In
/ the seventies.
BRAZILLAN-Ther Is we'll
/ known coffee house Of this kind In
| New York. owned by the Roosevclis.
! CHINESE-There are Chinese rest
| auranis an over the city and partlcu-
larly in Chinatown and Mott, Pell
| and Doyer-sts. Some OF the latter
are patr0nized exclusively by Orient
ais.
] Ia4NHIaA1fl-A MMUlNNI WA NNNl NAN
| lish chop houses are located within
a short distance OF Times square
FRENCH-French table d'hoto eslab-
| ishmenis dot the theatre district.
The two best known restaurants
/ however, are near Washington
square
GERMAN-There arc not as many
| German restaurants here as formerly
but a number are left particularly
near Third-av and iith-st.
GREEK Restaurants for persons Of
this nationality are to be found on
SiXih-av.
lplaces OF this kind are on or near
SecOnd-av.
ITNLIAN-Iiallan table d'hoies arc
even more numerous than French
Restaurants patronized by The ltal-
nns themselves are for The most part
around Mulberry and Elizabeih-sts.
JENISH-There are Jewish rest
auranis an over the city. Some Eas
side places have established places
on Broadway
RITNlSNIAN-The Rumanian eatlnl
places are for the most part on th'
. lower Bast Side.
RUSSIAN-There Is one rather
. fashionable Russian restaurant IL
the inedicr ulsulcl, as well as Nhtal
or places down town.
SCANDTNAN1AN-There Is on
, good Scandinavian restaurant anl
, other cheaper ones.
SCOTCH-There is at least on
Scotch restaurant i'm the Create
iGity. 70 is located in downtown
Brooklyn.
SPANISH-The Spanish restaurant
are almost an on pearl-st.
4 SYRl AN-WashingtOn-s Is IN
, home OF the syrian eating places.
Evening journal., 1920-07-21

adult is in charge OF the playground
from 9 O'Clock IN the morning until Q
O'Clock in the evening, 10 supervise
the play and protect the children from
injury. This is a non-sectarian play
ground and all children Of the COM
munity are invited to use 10 by the
Baracca class. Donations OF cake,
fruit and homemade candy are so
licited and Will be received at the
ground any time Saturday afternoon.
The class wishes TO inform the public
they did not stop the boys from sell
ing snowballs and other articles on
the ground from any mercenary point
OF view. but they were fearful lest by
allowing anyone such a concession 10
might induce others 80 want a simi-
lar privilege, also The playground was
established for The purpose OF keeping
the children Off the street and not Tor
the purpose of spending their money.
For a time the class did permit some
I boys TO sell their wares on the ground
and this became an impediment To- the
general play and nuisance. 30 they
have decided 20 stop 10.
The Methodist sunday school VIII
go 90 ShellpOt Park tomorrow on
/ their annual excursion. Special cars
will leave In front OF the church at
| 40 o'clock.
George w. Burris road supervisor
/ for New Castle hundred said lasl
night he Is greatly handicapped in re-
/ pairing the different roads. by his ln-
| ability TO get material He said hl
/ had ordered a tank car. loaded Will
/ asphalt tar for the roads from Car
news Point. a. j.. two weeks ago
| This material was shipped last Weel
0nd has not yet been delivered. l'
also said frequently on receiving cal
load lots OF material. he Is requested
by the railroad officials TO get SAINT
/ unlOaded as quickly as possible
/ which he does and then these emptl
cars are left standing on the sidinl
for as long as ten days.
Clarence Siradiey. son OF Mrs. s. $
Stradley. or sixth and Delawar,
] streets, was Opeldlcd on al the Del
aware Hospital NimggtOn, yestor
DAY. for appendicitis.
Mrs. r. i. Plnder, OF Sixth am
Delaware streets, who was recent
operated on AZ she Methodist Hos
piial. Philadelphia, Is improving an
Is expected home neat week. NJ
EIUNHr NINNEH NNllN Nlolto 10 sec Nl
wife at the hospital.
Olga Gllnden daughter OF Mr. an
Mrs. Ogle Glanden, OF Cherry street
is spending the summer with he
uncle William Glanden. on one O
the Winterthur farms. near Whining
ton.
Gustlni Caimella mad the mlddl
finger OF his left hand badly crushe
yesterday by. having It caught In
punching machine at the Wilmington
Fibre Speciality Company. Tie wa
taken 20 the Office OF Dr. b. NJ Aller
who found 10 necessary 40 ampuiat
the injured finger he performed Ga
operation at his office last evening.
The first basketball game played oil
the new Baracca grounds was playe
last evening between the All-Slar
and pastime flves, when the All-Star
won by the score Of i3 Z.
Ice cream. candy. cigars and tobacc
at Givis0n's, Second and Harmon
d. slreetsrAdyt.
Evening journal., 1920-07-21
KENT SCHOOL
TAX % CENTS
Rate in Special Districts
Ranges From 68 to IS
Cents
EXTRA EXPENSES
CAUSES INCREASE
Special to The EvenIng journal.

Special to The Evening Journal.
DOVER July 2t-M an adjourned
meeting Of the Levy Court yesterday
10 further consider the school budg-
els and ok the tax rate for the rural
and special districts. 10 was reported
That all OF The districts I'm the County
had submitted budgets except Caesar
Rodney consolidated district. Action
on This special district Wss deferred
until the next meeting OF the Court.
The rural as we'll as the Special
districts have found 10 necessary 90
increase The rate over last year due
10 Increase In teachers salaries and
other extra expenses. Following is
The amount OF revenue which VIII hG
necessary TO raise according TO thl
budgets and the rates flxd
Amount needed for Rural Count,
/ outside Special Districts. si3i.923
Evening journal., 1920-07-21

program OF work is being arranged.
Mrs. William Chambers entertained
The members Of SO James sunday
school stanton at her collage at Lo-
sust Point near Elkl0n on Thursday.
in honor OF Joseph Chambers birth
day
Mrs Henry Holisizcr and son Ralph
OF Philadelphia. spent The weekend
with Mr.. and Mrs. j. w Mitchell.
and Miss Edna Chambers Of Chris
iIana were guests OF Mr.. and Mrs c.
= nickoy on sunday
Evening journal., 1920-07-21
CmIs nEsERNE Ar srANT0N.

special 70 lhe Evening journal.
STANTON, July 2i-Thc Junior
Girls Reserve OF stanton recently or
ganizcd by Miss Krawl. rural State
secretary OF the Y. W. g.. A. met Sal-
urday afternoon at the home OF Mrs
e. =. nlckcy. Miss Edna Chamber.
gave very interesting reading. and
The girls played games. "a Blue Bird
Branah" will be formed here FOR ih'
younger girls. A very interesting
Evening journal., 1920-07-21

Rate fixed % cents on the 500 as
sessed valuation; Oopiiation tax fxod
5000.
smyrna Special district amount
needed. S2OS52 Rate 6S cents; oapil-
alton iay, 5000.
Dover Special District. amount
needed. S2A.ti615. Rate 81 cents.
Capuaiion. $500 A tax rate in Dover
is an increase over last year from %
| 10 50 cents.
Harrington Special District. amount
/ ilalion, $500.
Milford Special District. iKeni Side
| Amount needed S1.72SA; Rate g,
cents: Capitation, 5000
Evening journal., 1920-07-21

Texas. who is here spending The sum-
mer with her parents Mr. and Mrs
u w Chandler, Is spending this week
with relatives az oxford Pa
Miss Bessie Jones. Of Wilmington,
was the weekend guest Of Miss bes-
sic Maclary.
Dr. and Mrs. II l.. Patterson. George
Rudolph and Miss Edith Rollins. Of
to visit Nir and Mrs d. W. Chandler
Evening journal., 1920-07-21
ELKT0N PHYSICIAN
MUCH IMPROVED
special 70 Tho Evonlng Journal.

Special 10 The Evening Journal.
ELKrON, Md, July 2i.-The condi-
ton OF Dr. n. Arthur Mitchell, OF
Eikton, improved so much after q
few days troatment In The University
Of Maryland Hospital. Baltimore, hc
was brought TO his home IN Elkton
on SUNDAY evening
The Cresenell block opposite the
Court House, recently purchased by
William II. Pierce. Is being complete
ly remOdeled. and Will be used for a
Moving Picture Theatre and rest
aurant.
Evening journal., 1920-07-21

The Want Ads are the best rows
20 excellent boarding places and arc
reliable and inexpensive.
Evening journal., 1920-07-21

The Want Ads present many oppor-
liable.