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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-09
Bedtime Stories For The Little Ones
UNCLE WIGGILY AND SAMMIE'S c
By HOWARD b. GARIs

eli. there. Billie. Wait a minute,
II Johnnie"
sammie Littletan. the boy rab-
bit. called this TO the two Bushytail
squirrel chaps one day as all three
rushed out Of the hollow stump school
together.
What's the natter asked Billie.
as he brushed some snow off his coat
with his big tail. which was almost as
large as a broom Have you. any
more Of those cookies left that Nurse
Jane Fuzzy Wuzzy baked for your
NO more cookies wish I had, %
answered Sammfe. I'VE ate them all
up at recess But know how we can
have some dandy fun
Howe" asked Johnnie. making a
ing it at FlOppy TWistytan, piggie
chap How can we have some fun,
Sammieg"
Il know where there's a cave in the
side Of a hill" went on the boy rabbit.
4 saw IL yesterday. when 7 grabbed
W paw full Of snow to make be-
lieve wash my sister Susie's face.
There was a hole in the snow, and
made the hole bigger and then 7 went
in and there was a regular cave in
the side OF the hill"
Maybe it's the cave where Mr..
Stubtail. the bear gentleman. sleeps, ="
said Johnnie.
mo, it's an empty cave-a big hole
in the side Of the hill went on sam
mic I'VE can 20 there. take some
things TO eat and make believe were
camping out"
ITS too cold for camping out" said
@oh. it is not cried sammie. AN
three Of US have warm coats Of fur.
Besides, we can make a little fire in
the cave n we get too cold Come on,
wen ask Nurse Jane FOR some turnip
cookies or some carrot bread with let
tuce Jam on. and well 80 10 the cave
and have fun"
I'd like a little hickory nut MARINA
lade on my bread spoke Billie.
Yes. that's what we squirrels like, p"
chartered his brother Johnnie
well, I guess Nurse Jane has some
OF that too went on Sammie- Since
she and Uncle Wiggily came TO live
with Us we have dandy things to eat"
SO, having finished their lessons in
the hollow stump school, where they
were taught By the lady mouse. sam
mie, Billie and Johnnie hurried off to
find the cave the rabbit chap had told
about But first they went % the un-
derground burrow where the Little
tail family lived.
Please, we want something to eat,
Nurse Jane spoke UP Sammie. po-
litely.
Land sakest Seems TO me you boys
do nothing but eat-" lau shed Uncle
WiEgilys muskrat lady housekeeper.
But she gave the three chums some
nut marmalade sandwiches and some
slices Of lettuce jam with carrot bread
spread on the outside, and soon the
three animal boys we're on their way
to the cave
Just as Sammie had said, IL was
biz hole in tho snow covered side OF
hill The rabbit chap and the two
squirrels craWled in and found II a
nice warm place. They were used to
digging around in underground caves,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-09
INQUIRY SHOWS NO MOTIVE
FOR SUICIDE OF SOLDIER

Official investigation into the
death Of Sergt- George w Finney.
%. who died Saturday at the base
hospital at Fort Bliss from strych-
nine poisoning. has not yet been
completed. and up to the present
time no motive has been uncovered
for suicide
Finney was married about two
months ago and was connected with
the local army recruiting station
Friday he registered at a local hotel,
and later called the clerk. telling
him he was sick On a table along
side the bed was a partly filled box
Of strvchnine tablets.
Funeral services were held al the
post cemetery at Fort Bliss at .
o'clock Sunday afternoon. fun mill
tary houors being accorded
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-09
Being Red Headed Has It's Advantages
4 Woman Is More Constant Than A Man

woman viii do. but women are very
much like men-pretty much all alike
Men are all born fiirts- That is their
one great fault They are like an au-
tomobile without gasoline-it has Just
one real trouble, but that's enough TO
ruin IT, Some one has said that
mans morals improve with age but
that hasn't been my experience They
only become more adept and profici-
ent as they grow in years
"A man viii be the best possible
husband, apparently, yet he viii slip
away from his wife's side at dance
and hold the hand Of the first girl he
meets When they start that with me
I always say: If it is the size OF my
glove YOU want / wear number skies
You can't do anything with a man
II he loves YOU he is impossible and
il he doesn't. he's impossible he
grows intoierablc when he ceases 70
love YOU and if he is an ardent Wooer,
he thinks when YOU give him smile
that it gives him the right TO scOWi
al every man on your visiting list
"A bride dreams Of lie on the sun
ny slopes Of Italy and wakes up to
find herself hitting the hay in a Har--
lem flat. a man can make lot OF
promises. but they are easily broken
woman never promises what she
does not do II she SAYS she loves a
man she loves him. and II lasts, even
II she has TO transfer the love TO an
other and another A man can be as
tender and as gentle as an angel when
he is winning q girl, but-atter ne
has her it IS quite often the case
that YOU could replace the God Bless
Our Home motto with one Use No
Hooks; Bury Your own Dead
"A woman am speaking Of red
headed ones noW-has a love that is
lasting. sometimes II lasts for a score
or more different ones, but II lasts
She can and is constant TO the one
she is with. She can be true-true 10
every one she goes with while she is
with him I tell you. there IS great
difference between men and women
in their natures Having red hair ana
being a woman is blessing, so don
pity a red haired woman and don 60
floundering around trying TO call her
auburn haired or a Titan blond; just
call her red: she viii be glad Of it
that Is II you are her friend and know
her well enough Well, I am not tell
ing you how well you should know
her before you do IT,"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-09
Beauty Chats By Edna Kent Forbes
New Use for Eggs.

TVERT woman knows how splendid
L an egg is 10 use as a shampoo.
Nothing else makes her hair 50 soft
and glossy. nothing else leaves the
scalp so beautifully white and clean
The hard film which the egg forms
over the scalp takes up every particle
Of dandruff. the sulphur in the egg
help or heal whatever may be wrong
For everyone knows that sulphur Is
one Of the best things that can be
used in most skin troubles
But how many women know tnat
an egg is excellent as a complexion
beautifiere II is quite astringent-
as YOU can see when you find II
Tightening up the tiny lax muscles
as the white OF the egg dries II
forms the basis Of many OF the
mysterious lotions and Daste5 sold at
high prices.
When YOU beat up an egg 10 use
on TIE scalp before the shampoo,
leave a little over for the face First
OF all. cleanse the skin thoroughly
was cleansing cream, wiping off as
much OF the cream as you can then
rub the egg over the face You can
use the white only. IL you need il
simply a. an astrinEent 20 draw up
wrinkles and relaxed muscles. or TO
tighten coarse pores. IL YOU have
any eruptions on the skin, use yoke
ana MAAAAE lAeHAAA1Ar ~ SCI AAAa A4AAIAAA
or the sulphur. Let IL stay on for
half an hour. or even longer Then
wash off with warm water and mas
sage with good cold cream. because
the egg is a little drying. OF course.
an ice rub after the massage viii
make the whole treatment more ef-
fective-
Questions and Answer
Nirginia-Iou can remove hair
from the arm pits or the legs by
using a depilatory powder. The hairs.
OF course, VIII grow in again and
win have TO be removed after a few
weeks.
Mrs Z H-Anything which tends
to promote the activity Of the skin
also tends 10 remove any biemishes,
If you viii give your face a daily
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-09

seNEvER mind calling me a Ii'i.-i'
IN blonde or calling my hair au-
burn: just say red hair, said
Miss Carlfno 1Iayfieid. Of the oh
Boy company now playing at tnS
Crawford.
I told her we had printed an inter
view with a blonde and another Win
a brunei and that now IL was lhe tuL y
for ian auburn haired beauty 20 nave
her say
said. you say auburn haired because
YOU think that is breaking II nlcelt
to me. All you people think Eil
with red hair resents BENG cal u
red headed; well. we don't we lihe
it-sO there. We are not All sensitiVe
about it-at least 7 am not ana
never saw 4 red headed girl who was
We sometimes have treckles 70 go
with it. but there are many adNan--
taEes in having red hair. want 70
tell you. and no drawbacks or ulsad-
vantaEes that I know Of
NO. I dOn't know II req h4lI eu
girl is a vampire OF not ! am not
at least am not egotistical enough 20
saw so ANYHOW. I do know that 1
never saw a red headed old maid IN
less she wanted to be so by choice
and I don't blame a lot or them Tor
remaining that way by choice know
ing men as well as I do on, lnere 5
nothing personal about it at all, but
you men are scream TO me- lo1
talk about the women being vampires
and I don't know a man who doesn
want to be vamped and I know very
few who aren't practicing the vamp
stuff themselves A girl doesn nave
to be a vampire to catch you men; all
she lgs 10 do is take the one she
wants.
There is one big advantage in be-
ing red headed That is that every :
body gives YOU your own way i
don't know whether we deserve IL or
not. but red headed people have the
reputation Of being hot tempered -
spit-fires some people call us-and
when a red headed Eirl comes pranc-
ing in and wants something. sne
usually gets IL. The other people Just
step back and let her nave 10 without
a ffght-evidentIy believing that she
will fight 10 get il and that 70 sur
render is the cheapest and the easiest
way out Of it.
ITS interesting. III admit all this
talk about what this and that type OF
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-09
SAYS RAISING RED FLAG
OVER COURTHOUSE Joke"

Tombstone, Ariz-, Feb. 9.-DeWey
Chadwick. q youth employed in a
local garage, was held under $500
bond on q charge of contempt Of
court. by direction Of judge A. C..
lockwood OF the Cochise county su-
uerior court. following Investigation
SATURDAY of the hosting of a huge
red nag over the Tombstone court
house. in which the trials Of defend
ants in the Bisbee deportation cases
were being conducted Chadwick is
said to have declared the flag was
raised as a joke. He IS said to have
named a student OF the University Of
arizona as having aided in hosting
tie red flag.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-09
wOMAN on WAY TO ATTEND
nATGHTERfg BURIAL KILL

salt Lake Utah. Feb. s.-3lrs- Mel
vina Clark was instantly killed here
Sunday when an automobile in which
she was riding TO a cemetery TO at
tend her daughters burial collided
with another machine. Five occu-
pants OF the Clark car were injured.
two probably fatally.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-09
ASSISTANT ATTORNEY GENERAL
OF STATE RESIGNS OFFICE

send today rendered his resignation
as assistant attorney general to at
torney general e n CUreton. effec-
tive February Is. He goes to Wichita
Falls, where he becomes a member Of
the law firm Of Montgomery, Carri-
gan. Morgan & King
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-09

Miami. ARR. Feb. miami viii
spend $4,000 for paving the down
town streets and $4,000 in building
@ concrete retaining wall for protec-
tlOn against floods in the creek that
passes through the townsite. The
funds VIII De SECURED through sale
of bonds lately approved by a ma
iorirv of the ra-navers-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-09
JURY RELEASED
IN FENLEY CASE

Jurors in the case OF Joel Feniey,
charged with the murder OF Anton
Van Wourick at a road house down
the valley in August. 1913. were dis
missed Sunday morning by judge W..
j.. Howe Of the saith district court
because they were unable to agree
The jury had been celebrating since
Friday afternoon. Fenley pleaded
self defence
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-09

Observations taken
at 8 a. m 18th
meridian time. Feb.
@. 1922.
Forecasts=
e Paso and vicin-
.ty- Probably rain
tonight and Tues
day. colder tonight
New Mexico and
Arizona; Rain prob
able in south snow
or rain north portion
tonight and Tues
day no change IN
-emperature-
West Texas To-
night and Tuesday
probably rain. ex-
pr snow Panhan-
dies colder tonight
ard southeast por-
ton TueeIrw
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-09

II wouldn't be fair 70 tell you any
more Of them. but these are a few
samples Of the things that viii make
I you laugh in ~Oh. Boy-' which opened
I three days. Besides having a lot Of
pretty girls, nifty costumes and
snappy songs and dances. il is full Of
refreshing lines, most Of which have
not yet been stolen and brought on
ahead
In the hands OF capable people and
with some extremely attractive stage
settings. there is q swish and swirl
and a Whirl from the first curtain
until the last echo Of the finale dies
out
IT Paso audiences are not given 20
waiting for the final note before
making a dash to get into their wraps
and reach the aisle ahead of some
I body else, but il was surprising the
way they held. their seats and waited
for all there was in ~Oh. Boy"
'Ol. BpTl" depends on no particu-
lar thing 20 hold the attention Of the
audience It's success is attributable
TO a lot OF factors. First and most
important. il has music thai is mu-
sical- then il has q plot; third, there
is a good cast Of principals. and
again, TO enumerate some more, the
chorus girls are peppery. most Of
them are pretty. al Of them are
smiley. ana they have some good
f, looking draperies 10 dispOrt them
selves in Throw in a lot Of good
songs, some splendid dancing and
heaps Of personality and you have
what goes 10 make the show a sue
Talk OF personality. That little
Miss Carline AIayfield is 1zf pounds
OF personality that is what she
weighs-and she dances as If she was
born TO il while her red curls wave
IN the air like the stripes In Old
Glory. inspiring you TO such applause
that you Just keep bringing her back
every time she goes out She has
ability as wei as personality, but If
personality could be capitalized and
sold like oil stock, she could sell hers
for a million dollars
Little Miss Marie DillWorth is de-
mure and as sweet as a canary-she' s.
Just that delicate in the role OF the
unsophisticated little bride She, too.
sings we'll
Harry r Hoyt and Roy Giusti. .he
two leading men. have ability Of the
real sort, and both have good voices.
Hoyt, in dueth with Miss Mayfieid. is
particularly pleasing. and the two Of
them get called back a number OF
times at each performance on their
Words Are Not Needed" song and
dance In The Flubby Dub" Miss
Mayfield. Mr. Hoyt and Mr.. Giusti
also make a pronounced hit
Other numbers that take particu-
larly well with the audience include
Miss Mayfield's Rolled Into One
with the chorus girls in lot Of
pretty. fluffy costumes helping her;
Miss Mayfield's and Mr. Hoyt's It'll
the Clouds Roll By" Mr. Hoyt
Miss May Rossmore and Miss Ann
Dudley, in a Package Of Seeds" with
the chorus girls lending attractive
assistance Miss DilwOrth. Mr. Giusti
and John Westerman, IT., in oh
Daddy. Please; Miss A1ayfield and
Mr.. Hoyt in Nesting Time in Flat
bush" and Miss DilWorth and Mr..
Giusti in Words Are Not Needed"
There are 16 big song numbers and
al are good
You've got TO be dyspeptic and
badly so not TO be pleased with and
even enthusiastic over oh, Boy
6 A NJ
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-09
RANnTT kILLEp N nATTLE.

dit is dead. another in Jail. and a
third being hunted by a posse as 2
result Of a gun battle between Sioux
City and Orange City. Iowa officers
and a gang OF gun men while the lat
ter were burglarizing a general store
az Boyden, Iowa. early sunday
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-09

washing with hot water. a mild soap
and a flesh brush. and follow this
by a massage with cold cream and
finish IL off with an ice rub. you
will notice a wonderful Improvement
in your complexion.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-09

Dook as these two plates and use
your own reasoning. The roofless
has suctions on both sides ~, soft
rubber next to sore gums. Designed
TO be put IN Immediately after ex-
traction. Ii does not touch the
hard bone in the roof Of the mouth,
therefore, It settles with the gums
snd makes its oEn bed No full
roof plate can compare with the 1T
Of this plate, as It settles into its
bed, lighter, more tongue room,
clearer speech
Dr.. Williams has been making this
plate for ten years, and Is thor
oaghiy familiar with its eonstr1e-
ton. Made only By Us IN e Paso.
NOTE OUR LOWEST PRICES
Fun Plates -.----.-----.-..S10 up
Gold Crowns Cbest made) ......t5
Bridge work, PEI tooth..........s5
Filings -.--.----.....----- up
Al classes Of dentistry at proper
dozzts prices.
J. hOD WILLIAMS NJ. D., y. y. ).
painless Williams, The Peoples
Dentist
Cor. Fl Paso ana san Antonio Sta.
Over American National Bank.
Across Street From Entrance Hotel
Del Norfe-
Zone a84s Hourn gso0 to sac.
sunday to Il. sat. Evening"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-09
NEVADA RATIFIEs SUFFRAGE.

Reno. New, Feb s.-The federal
suffrage amendment was ratified by
the Nevada legislature Saturday.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-09
THE WEATHER

L. =. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE
WEATHER BUREAU.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-09

CurtI. & Co. buy Li6erty Bonds--Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-09

be arrested
Ny life is an open book.
yes. but it'll have to be expur-
rated and revised bafor IL is iii Tor
family reading.
Haven't been telling you for the
last ten minutes that I'd be ready in
q second2" a woman, OF coursel
Father went out on a party with
out mother tonight"
He ought to be in a good humor
when he gets home"
Il didn't know YOU were married. %
I'm rather close mouthed: I never
tell my troubles"
i WAS a bachelor. but I'm married
now"
when did you 80 wrong2"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-09
oh, Boy! Comedy
Girls, Dancing
And Personality

'She has too much honor"
IF she had any less on her she'd
be arrested
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-09

Mrs T. H-Anything which tends
to promote the activity Of the skin
also tends 10 remove any biemishes,
If you viii give your face a daily
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-09

eeNTEvER Titan voI9a7 win do but women are
IN calling my hair au
Evening star., 1920-03-25
WOMEN'S Indifference
AS TO PRICES DEPLORED

Indifference exhibited by some women
ir making purchases, which has a ten
dency to keep up prices. was deplored
by Mrs. Matthew T. Scott. honorary
president general of the Daughters Of
the American Revolution, in an address
delivered yesterday at Mason House.
IF they want anything. no matter
what the price may be. they get it,"
said Mrs. Scott. Many women are
afraid to protest against overchargfng
by grocers and other dealers, because
they do not want to incur the i'll will
of the dealers. They think the dealers
can make things decidedly unpleasant
for them.'
Mrs. Scott. in illustrating her state
ment regarding the apparent indffer-
ence of women, said that recently the
fair price commission in Chicago dis
tributed $4,000 questionnaires bearing
on the high cost of living. All of the
queStlonnaireS were sent to women.
Out of this number only twenty were
returned. said Mrs. Scott One of the
twenty contained long protest against
the high cost of humming BIRDS
Mrs. Scott delivered the fourth of the
series OF free Lenten lectures by no.
table women being given at the Mason
House. There will be no lecture next
week. but on Easter Wednesday the
talks Will be resumed. with Mrs. Rose
Gouverneur Hoes, president of the
HousekeeperS' Alliance, as the speaker.
Ihe lectures are open to the public.
Evening star., 1920-03-25
PRES|DENT'SW VIEW
!. ON Sd TERM ASKED
Mr.. Humphreys Request for
Statement Cheered by Both
Sides in House.

Both democrats and republicans
cheered a statement in the House to-
day by Representative Humphreys.
democrat. Mississippi. that President
Wilson should make an immediate an
for a third term
Under no circumstances should the
President ask for reelection, Repre-
sentative Humphreys said. recon-
mending passage of an amendment
limiting presidential eligibility to one
term. Public advocacy by the Pres
ident's friends and members OF his
cabinet for reelection has allowed the
country to believe that he will break
the ancient precedent. Humphreys
stated.
Silence Brings Regret.
Il regret. therefore. all the more
intentions in the matter of a third
term" he said. IT believe the ac-
complishments Of his administration
under his great leadership will secure
for him a place high on the roll Of
our great Presidents"
The speaker pointed out that WASH
ington. Jefferson. Lincoln. Grant and
Mckinley were against third terms.
These are precedentS which have
come down TO US from those who car
ried the torch of liberty through
century in an effort to negative and
discredit the theory Of the divine
right of kings"
Advocated Single Term.
Because democrats sense danger in
the air and reckon accurately that
this old tradition was about to be
challenged. a single term plank was
inserted in the 1912 platform. he said.
This advocated a single presidential
term and would make the President
ineligible for reelection under a con-
stitutional amendment
In the midst Of Humphreys speech
a messenger from the White House
announced "A message from the
President" 1t was not All announce
ment Of a third term, as some re-
pearance, however. provoked an up
roar from both democrats and re-
publicans.
Evening star., 1920-03-25
HOLDS OPEN HEARINGS
IN SUFFRAGE CONTEST
Delaware Legislature in Joint Ses-
sion Gives Two Hours to
Each Side,

DOVER. Del, March 25.-Public
hearings at joint session Of the
Delaware legislature were the princi-
pal events scheduled today in the
contest for ratification Of the woman
suffrage constitutional amendment by
securing this states vote. The legis-
lature plans to adjourn tomorrow
night until Monday.
Suffragi had first innings at to-
days hearings. starting with an al
iotment of two hours. United States
senators Spencer Of Missouri and
Sterling, South Dakota, republicans
and McKellar, democrat. Tennessee:
were asked to present the principal
arguments. Others introduced by
Mrs. Florence Bayard Hilles of the
Delaware branch of the National
Womans Party represented that or
ganiza ton and the National Ameri-
can Woman Suffrage Association.
Among them was Mrs. Carrie Chap.
man Gait. president of the National.
Association. After luncheon the
anti-SuffragistS had two hours.
Evening star., 1920-03-25


should be made easy to get rid OF
undesirable teachers. Asked If he
did not think one year too short a
term of probation for new teachers,
Mr.. Thurston said he would not OBJ
tect to a three-year term. but would
favor it,
DO you believe in a life term for
the superintendent? Senator Harri-
son querried.
Not for myself" said the witness.
joining in the laugh that followed
the question. But he should have
term sufficiently long to enable him
to develop a definite policy
The witness said the board of edu-
cation undoubtedly had the right to
employ whatever superintendent 1t
chose, but that his criticism in the
present case was that the board had
not been fair to him. and that he was
not being let out because of anything
wrong in his official conduct.
Undoubtedly the board should have
had conference with the superin-
tendent before deciding on his dis
missal,' said Mr.. Thurston, "for their
action in this case amounted to a dis
missal and would be so regarded in
educational circles everywhere"