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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-23
Ameryka oSytuacyii
Europejskiiej.
Wuj Sam Umywa Rece.
Harding'a Formalna Nova o
Przyjeciu Nominacyi.
0 Podwy1ce Op}at Kolejowych.
DEPORTACYA "CZERWONYCH".
Rosya Ma Zadosyc Uczynic "a Szkody
Wyrzadzone Amerykanom.
Generality Strajl1 w Vera Cruz.
INNE TELE RAINY AJOWE
0 Podwyzce 0pfat Kolejowych.
DEPORTACYA "CZERWONYCH'.
Rosya Ma Zadosyc Uczynic "a Szkody
Wyrzadzone Amerykanom.
Generally Strajk w Vera Cruz.
lNNE TELEGRAMY KRAJoWE

dial takze, re jego ,,szczerem
zyczeniem" jest ratyfikowanic 20
prawki ,suffragium" aby kobiety
mia}y sposobnoSc g}osowaria w
listopadowych wyborach.
" dalszym ciagu swej mowy
proponowa} kilka innych punk
tow republikahskiej platformy.
Nandydat by} przychylny przy-
prowadzeniu kolei do ich normal
nego porzadku, zwiekszeniu rza-
dowej pomocy weteranom wojnv
Swiatowej, oraz utrzymvwarfiu
wielkiej marynarki i male arlnii,
lccz najlepszei W Swiecie."
" jego .obietnicy ,,rzadu par
tyjnego", senator Harding pow
t6rzy} sw6j poglad. ze wicepre-
zydent powinien brac czynny u
dzlaf w sprawach prezydenta
zaznaczy|, re yserdeczne porozu-
mlenie i wspolna dzialalnoSc" po-
winny }aczyc prezydenta Kon-
gresem. ME ma cz}owieka do
syc wielkiego, ktoryby mogi ruj.
rowat te wielka republike'.
Obiecujac przywrocenie poko.
ju, skoro tylko republikansk
kongrcs wysle pokojowa dekla-
racye do republikanskiegfo prezy-
denta dla jego podpisu, kandydat
atakowai instytucye Ligi Ludlow
W formie obranej przez pana VIII
soma powiedziai, &c nasze po-
Swiecenia podczas wojny beda
,,bezskuteczne, jezeli ME moze-
my osiagnac nowego uporzadko-
wanna"
Nova senatora Harding'a 20.
staia przyjeta entuzyastycznie
przez wielkie reese ludu. De-
monstracye byfy okazaie repu-
blikanizm wszedzie panowai W
caiej pe}ni:.
o PODWYZCE TRANSPOR-
TACYI.
Washington, % lipca. - 70
procentowa podwyika w op}a--
tach pasazerskich, cd s do 10 pro
ccntowa podwyzka W optatach "a
przewoz towar6w i cd "a do 81
procentowa podwyzka W opfa-
tach "a przewozenie mleka - 20
staly zazadane Cd miedzystano-
wei komisyi handlowej wczoraj
pr7ez kolejc, ably pokry6 $685.
100000 podwyzke w skali pfac,
przyznaq przez Kolejowy Wy
dziai Piracy.
Koleje take zaproponowa>y,
le dodatkowa opiata 50 procento
wa ma bye placona "a przejazd
W .wagonach Pullrhana.
zadana podwyzka w opfatach
"a przew6z towarow, Jest osob-
no traktowana Cd tel podwyzki
mad ktora odbywa}y sic niedawno
przesluchy ktora koleje obliczy-
~, il przysporzylaby $l,017.oOO.-
900. Podwyzka w piacy przyzna-
ma przez Koleiowy Wydziai Pra,
cy ME byia wzieta pod uwage,
gdy koleje podaiy swa pierwsza
aplskacye.
Chociaz konlisya ME wzmian-
kowaaa, ze uwzgledni ia prze-
sluchach move aplikacye. jednak
Dokonezania ma atroniev 3ciaf
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-23

dc przybycia prezesa kompanll
Samuela Insull'a, ktory obecnle
bawi poza miastem. Funkcyona-
ryusze, odczytuiacy zegary gazo
we. wyszli ma strajk W ubiegEy
wtorek, zadajac uzhania unn
pryez komPanie gazowq.
.ZE sPRAW WEGLOWYCH.
Apelacye wys}at komitet, re-
prczentujacy wiascicieli kopaln
wcgla w Stanie Illinois do pre-
zydenta Wilson'a, prosz2c by u
dz1elii on swej pomocy W roz-
wiqzaniu sprawy stanowcGo straJ
ku weglowego'
WlaSciciele kopaln powiadal2,
zc produkcya w kopalniach Sta
nowych zostala zmnicjszona do
togo stopnia, zc wydaje tyIko
100000 ton wegla re ME So w
moznosci sami aa}atwic sporu.
.Wzmiankowali, re jezeli prezy,
dcrt uwaza to "a stosowne, aby
ponownie zwoiac komisye mick
k;cgo wegla, ably wzleia pod uwa
&C ostatnie zadania gornikow, to
ME mieliby mic przecrw taklemu
rozporzadzeniu.
Przyznanie podwyzlli w pfacy
przez komisye miekkicgo Wegla
stanowi glowny punkt sporu po-
m;edzy strajkerami wla5cicie--
lami kopalh. G6rnicy uwazajq
-yznanie owo "a niesPrawiedll-
we dla robotnikow pracujacych
W dzieh zadaja wyzszej zap}a-
tv, oraz wyrzucenia pewnego ar
tykufu, omawiajacy kare "a pre-
kroczenie praw strajkowych z
riedawno nadanych praw robot
niczych. WlaSciciele mniemaja,
ze ME moga uwzglednic iadnych
nowych zadah, podczas gdy fe-
deralne przyznanie pozostaje W
zyciu.
Stosownie do opinii w}aScicicli
ptAowa kopalh jest opuszczonych
Prczes Stanowcj organizacyi gor
nik6w powiedzial, re robotnicy
teraz sa ponad wszelka kontrol9
spodziewa sic generalnego straj
ku juz w przysz}y poniedzia}ek
wtenczas produkcya wegla w ca
ivm Stanie Illinois caikowicie u,
padnie. 1000 gornikow przy}aczy
10 sic wczoraj do strajker6w W
okregu Harrisburgr III. Wskutek
czcgo konpletny zastoj opano-
wal ca}y jedenasty dystrykt we
glowy. Gornicy ME powroca dc
piracy - chyba, re otrzymaja spe5
nienie ich zadah z Waszyngtonu
zadaja rs cent6w wiecej ma 60
dzine dla robotnikow pracuia--
cych w dzieh, czas pol "a do
datkowe godziny piracy, a po-
dw6iny czas "a prace W niedzie'
lc j. swieta'
Stanowa komisya ustug publ
Dokorczerie na stronicy 8
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-23
NOVA HARDINGA.

Marion, o., %. lipca. - Rekoj-
mia rzadu konstytucyjnego, ad--
ministrowanego przez partye a
ME przez indywidualne jednostki
opartego ma krajowych a ME ma
swiatowych idea}ach, - zosta}a
podana wczoraj przez senatora
Harding'a, republikahskiego kan
dydata ma prezydenta, w jego
formalnem przyjeciu republican,
skiej nominacyi ma to stanowisko.
Harding popiera1 zwiekszenie
produkcyi, celeri znizenia cen
iywnosci i nalegai ma zaprzesta-
ME watki partyjnej, jaka istnieje
pomiedzy roznemi klasami spole-
czenstwa w rozmaitych czesciach
Stanow Zjednoczonych.
Harding zwroci, rowniez uwa-
&c ma prohibicye, powiadajac, re
chociaz istnieje rozdwojona OPT
MIA, dotyczacej sic 18tej poprawki
i statutow uchwalonych aby zro-
bic ustawe prohibieyjna skutecz-
na, ME powinno istniee zadne wy
krecanie sic cd jej zasad. Powie-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-23
Bo|SzeWiCy zOstaf wyparCi
"a Rzeke zbruCz.
Grodno Pablo.
Pomoc Aliantow Polsce.
Neutrahosc Niemiec.
Bolszewicy Odmowili 0ddania Wilma Litwinom.
SyhsTa Bunuls Sic PrzslVkO TsTTuroWl BOszeWeksmu.
ZaburNenia W 1rlandyi.
y - n 4 MT
Neutralnosc Niemiec.
Bolszewicy Odmowili Oddania Wilma Litwinom
SyhsTa Buntujs Sic PrzseiUkO TsTTuroWl BOlsz8WIcI
Zab,1rzenia w Irlandyi.
fNNE TELEGRAMY ZAGRANICZNE

dazyc wojska bolszewickie. wo--
bee czego Niency musza mice
dostateczna ilosc wojska do roz-
brojenia tych oddziafow.
! w razie zdobycia Warszawy
radykali niemieccy prawdopodo-
bnie zwieksza swoja dziafalnose.
I Wczoraj byfo s}ychae w War
szawie kanonade ciezkich dlai
bolszewichch. CChvba w wvo--
brazni Niemcow, albowiem Gro
dno znajduje sic na odlegloSci
24O kilometrow Cd Warszawy.-
Przyp. Red.)
Bolszewicki przedstawiciei w
Berlinie, Wigdor Kopp, oznajmii,
ze bolszewicy ME maja zaniaru
wNoczenia ma terytoEyum Me
mice, albowiem fakt ten wywo1ai-
by ruch narodowy wScaiych Mem
czech, czego Moskwa pragnie u
niknae.
CO ZNACZY NEUTRALNOSS
NIEMIEC.
Paryz, %. lipca. - NeutralnosG
nemiecka po pierwsze uznaie
rad Sowiech "a strone wojuja-
ca; powtore dale prawo Niemcom
odmowienia przepuszczenia wojsk
sojuszniczych oraz amunicyi przez
swoje terytorya do Polski.
Pragnie1iem bolszewikow jes,
zaprowadzenie rzadu sowietow W
Polsce ktorym mogliby prowa-
die pertraktacye pokojowe.
Warszawa. o. Tipca. - Niema
zadnej watpliwosci, re celern Dol
szewikow jest zajecie Warszawy,
zaprowadzenie rzadu sowietow
z ktorym mogliby prowadzic ro-
kowania pokojowe. Do tel pory
plan wroga rozwija sic pomyslnie
jak na polu dyplomatycznem. TAX
na polu walk.
Pochod bolszewich na pofud-
niowym froncie zostaf wstrzyrna,
ny, wobec czego GAIA uwaga czer.
wonych jest zwrocona ma front
po{nocny.
GROzBA NoWEJ WoJNY
EUROPEJSKIEJ.
! Londyn, %. lipca. - Publicz.
nose angielska zostaia ogromnie
zaaalrrnowana nova Lloyd
Georgia, re nova wiella wojna
jest nieunikniona.
i Jezeli bolszewicy beda prowa.
dzili dalej swa agresywna wojns
przeciw Polsce, wtedy pokoj Eu,
ropy zostanie odroczony na roE
! lub dfuzej i zachodl Ottawa, czy
alianci potrafia zlokalizowac po-.
zar.
Obecnym planem Anglii jest
Scisia blokada Rosyi, okazanit
wszelkiej pomocy Polsce, Wran.
glowi i wszystkim elementom an
tybolszewickim przez dostarcze
ME pieniedzy amunicyi. lynn
srodkani Anglia spodziewa 81,
doprowadziG Rosye do upamieta
MIA sic bez rozpoczynania wiellsie
wojny.
Wszelkie pertraktacye handle
we z Krasinen j Kanieniewer
zostaiy definitywnie zerwane a;
do zafatwieria sprawy polskiej.
PoBOzNE zYCZENIA TRO-
CKIEGO I SKI.
Warszawa, q. lipca.. - Plar
kontrolowania Polsh w razie zdc
bycia zosta1 uso5cny W Moskwi,
J.-L~.1-.-,,. - efrn,,,r.v = s.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-31
Bedtime Stories For The Lizzie Ones
UNCLE WIGGuY IN THE hay.
By HOWARD r Cabs. -

hay. Jackie Bow WOW, who was next
to the old rabbit gentleman. gave q
little growL
WHAT'S the matterT- asked ths
bunny
'Hushl' whispered Jackie Don't
say word. Uncle Wiggily. nor make
move. no matter what dol Just
keep still Believe me, In doing it
for your goodr'
Then. all at once. Jackie took up
q paw fun OF hay and stuffed It down
the back OF Uncle Wiggily's Jumper,
OF overall coat 50 It stuck out above
the hunnys head.
Next the puppy dog stuffed some
nay IN the front OF Uncle WiggtIy's
blue jumper, so the ends stuck up
Ike fringe in front Of the bunny's
face
What in the world" whispered
Mr.. LonEearz
'Hushl' whispered Jackie. and then
he stuffed hay up the bunny gentle
mans sleeves. and n the ends OF HIS
trousers until Uncle WieEflv looked
exactly like a figure stuffed with
straw. Then Jackie rolled under q
pile OF hay 70 hide.
Well OF al thingsF' thought Uncle
Wlgglly, That puppy dog Is Ger
tainly playing a joke on ne I've e
good notion to"
But Just then, all OF a sudden, along
through the field came bounding the
Pipsisewah-
7 want sousel I want soussF' he
howled- He came 20 a step in front
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-31

Crumperie.~ and she and her mother
moved in
"Crumpets, please" was her first
order. But we do not serve crum-
pets" But your sign indicates that
you do"
Miss Crump was quick to realize
what this meant, and TO act upon it
She began TO serve crumpets and
though this was only a few years ago,
those who are interested in watching
the progress women are making viii
see a string OF Crumperies springing
up in various parts OF the city. Miss
Crump, OF the Crumperie, serving
crumpets Is appealing; N her modesty
she lays all credit to the happy sig
ufficance OF her name
But to that alone IS not due her
success. A southern girl, she sings
weird plantation songs, and with her
ui-ulele she takes her seat in the
dining room when her guests have
been served, and sings in a voice that
might not pass muster with the
critics, but which pleases because Of
the novelty
Her courage and faith have paid
Since the beginning she has been en-
abled to close her shop for two months
in the summer, and take long and eX-
pensive trips The coming summer
she viii take her mother abroad
And all on faith and courage and
good ideai-Copyright 1920, Romp-
son Feature Service
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-31
Short SnatCheS
From EUe7yzChere

The trouble with Niagara Falls as
a fool-kiler is that It is so limited
In its scope--kansas City Star.
Count that day gained whose low
descending sun beholds no fresh eva
sion by the Hun.-Columbia Is c.
Record
No doubt Germany VIII deliver the
coal demanded by the time she tries
her war criminals.-Associat Edi-
tors (Chicago).
villa probably regards the position
OF revolutionary leader as more per-
manent than that OF Mexican presi-
dent--Washingt star.
Some states are born with equal
suffrage, others achieve Il, and the
balance VIII have It thrust upon
them--Greenvills Is c. Piedmont.
II de Ia Huerta tries to come down
hard on grafters in Mexico he will
lose the friendship OF a great many
prominent citizens.-Birmingh Age
Herald.
We see the Germans have been or
dsred to destroy their guns again.
II this keeps up those guns win soon
be a total loss.-Barber County
(Kansas) Index
Il is a fine thing to use the phono-
graph to preserve the voice OF the
distinguished candidate But why
not use something 70 preserve the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-31
FL PaSo Has It's Share OF Beautiful Bungalow Homes
Mob Spirit After Election An III Omen OF The Times

governor of-Texas he deserves TO be
respected. The mob jeered at Bailey,
called him 'scab' and other uncompi-
mentary namea, scoffingly. and fol-
lowed him to his hotel II was a
demonstration OF the mob spirit. some
thing Joe Bailey has forever stood
against Mob rule, radicalism and
riOting. the tinge OF which we read
about taking place in Fort Worth. are
things none OF US should look kindly
towards"
when a man refuses TO eat don't
see how you can call that murder"
said C. l. Jackson, automobile ne
chanic. Believe me, I haven't any
Use for MacSwiney and the way he
did II he wants 10 starve himself It's
his own business. but the crowd Of
women who protested against his
murder do not deserve any SYM
pathy. feel sorry for this mayor
OF Cork, but in the same way as I
would any other nan who commits
y
~Culpepper. who begins a series OF
revival meetings at the Trinity
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-31

] FNLLEAE y -LAAE- L4lQAEI Ca Na
I sounded noise outside OF
Uncle Wiggily's hollow stump
bungalow one morning.
Dear, mel I hops that isn't the
| bad old two-faced While Whaffis
coming for more cherry pie" eL-
claimed the rabbit gentleman, look
/ ing az Nurse Jane
no. II isn't" answered the musk
rat lady housekeeper, glancins out OF
the window. Its just Cup, the kind
old horse, and those were his hoofs
Hello. Uncle Wiggilyi- called Cup.
beating Ike a drum on the bungalow
porch Are you at homer"
"Of course" answered lIr. Long
ears I'm glad 70 see you. Cup I
hope nothing IS the matter with
"Oh, no, Munchis e all right" an
swered Cup But I came over 70 Sc
II you would help me gather in my
crop Of hay. Though Il Is now sum
mer It win be winter. after a while.
and need lots Of hay In ny barn to
the ii ds-"
"of course I'll help you gather your
hay" said Uncle Wiggily, with jolly
twinkle OF his tall silk hat mean.
pink nose. DO you want ne 70 cut
the hay with my sharp nibbling teeth.
wagon and draw the hay TO your
barn. he asked
7 want you to help cut it." an
swered Cup, the nice old horse 7 can
draw the hay in myself, but the trOu-
BILE Is II I cut Il, I eat as much as I
Johnnie and Billie Bushy tail, the
squirrels Toodle and Noodle, the
beavers Jackie and Peetie Bow Wow,
the doggie boys, and any other OF ny
friends who have good gnaWins teeth,
TO help me cut my hay"
That would be a good ideal" said
Then. when It Is all cut, ven load
q on a hay wagon and. as Pm good
and strong III pull It 70 ny barn"
went on Cup
1T viii give ne great pleasure to
help you" declared Uncle Wiggily-
Then be at my hay field in an
hour" begged Cup. and away he ran.
clipplty-clap, clippity-clap. 70 ask his
other gnaWing friends TO help gather
In his winter food
wei, FL start now" said Uncle
Wiggily to Nurse Jane. after the
bunny gentleman had put on his over
ais and an olt cap, for he wanted
70 dress like a farmer.
Take care Of yourself" begged
Mss Fuzzy Wuzzy- VII come at noon
and bring you some cherry PIE for
Uncle Wiggily whistled gaily as he
set of for Cups bayfield,. and, reach
ing the meadow. he saw a number Of
animals friends gathered to help the
old horse
sHurrayi Here's Uncle Wlggilyl"
cried the crowd OF beavers. squirrels,
rabbits. puppy dogs. mice and many
othe= gnaWing folk, all OF whom had
good teeth for cutting down grass
which makes dried fodder.
Pm glad to see your spoke Mr..
Longears. with a low and polite bow.
And now let's start cutting hay"
So Uncle Wiggilys Sammie and
Susie Littletail, Jollis and Jillie Long
tail. the mice. together with Jackie
and Peetie Bow WOW, Toodie and
Noodle. the beaver boys, with
GrGnda Whackum. the Oldest beaver
OF them all. started TO cut Cups hay
"Gnaw, gnaW. snibble. snipi" went
the teeth OF the animal folk. and spear
after spear Of the hay fell. TO be gath
cred mp later BY Cup and carted %
the barn
All OF a sudden, as Uncle WIggTy
was craving down a thick elumD OF
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-31
QUESTIONS And ANSWERS

OF Withdrawing from crowded assem-
blies without taking leave OF host OF
hostess others maintain that the
word French is a corruption OF
frank" meaning free"
q What was the real name Of
Toltatrel c. s. ".
A Jean Francois Marie Arouet as
sumed the name OF Vcltairs when
about q years Of age He had al
ready been recognized as a rising
author and dramatic poet. and the
reason for the change in name Is not
satisfactorily explained.
ANY reader can get the answer TO
any question BY writing The Herald
Information bureau. Fredaric J.
Haskin, director. Washington. D. c.
This bureau cannot give advice on
legal. medical and financial matters
II does not attempt 70 settle domestic
troubles, nor 10 undertake exhaustive
research on any subject Write the
question plainly and briefly. Give fun
name and adress and encloss two
cents n stamps FOR return postage.
All replies are sent direct % the in
quirer-l
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-31

I'll PASO IS supreme among cities
Of this part OF the country for
its pretty bun galoWs." said II
E Dexter. an driving through the
city. I have been delighted with the
hundreds and hundreds OF beautiful
homes. Il is noticeable here that few
homes are big or pretenuous. Most
OF them seem to hover between $4,000
and $4,000 IN price, Indicating that
the owners are 'middle-class' people,
at least so far as their financial con-
dition Is concerned The backbone
and foundation OF a successful com
munity lies. primarily in the home
owners and FL Paso has more OF this
class OF citizens than any city her
sizs have ever visited"
= =
1T doesn't make much difference
how a man voted IN the election; all
men, save a few radicals. will look
with disfaTor upon the demonstra-
ton in Fort Worth Saturday night as
Bailey left q newspaper office where
he had been getting election returns"
said 7. P Thompson, a chemist
When a man Is big enough 70 lead
In the primaries in the race for the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-31
n what are the tests that can be
u. made TO prove that death has Oc-

n what are the tests that can be
/" made TO prove that death has &C.
eurredf n A. T.
A Richardson summarizes the more
important tests OF death as ID ao-
sence OF the pulsation OF the heart,
90 absence OF the respiratory mur-
mur, l3) pressure OF veins (fillat
testl, 90 electric test for muscular
irrltability. 90 Ehe ammonia hpyo-
dermic test. 20 coagulation OF the
blood IN the veins, Cd rigor mortiss
(S) decomposition
G. A claims there were n number
OF vegetarian regiments in active
service In the German army and that
they were recognized rs the best sol
diers- Thought you might be able TO
furnish some information B. H
A The war department OF the dif-
statement that the Germans who
were vegetable fed made the best SOL
dlers. Scientists show that meat fed
soldiers had the most initiative
O. What amount Of rice do We
consume yearly In the United stafesf
Also what q cur export OF this FRO
ductf =. F. r.
A The yearly average consump-
ton OF rice in this country for the
years 1s14-191S was 1,152s42,O00
pounds while the average yearly net
export OF rice for the same period
~ a. AAHHAANIAaa Julius
@ How can eggs be soft boiled
without timing themf N. u. p.
A Use a pan OF such a size that
the eggs are Just covered with cold
water Place over a moderate flame.
When the water comes 70 boil the
eggs wiz be soft boiled" This
method Is used IS many hospitals as
eggs SO cooked are more easily
digested than when cooked IN boiling
Water-
9. How large do snans grOuF Y.
A Species OF snaus found in East
Africa grow % be eight inches long.
Their eggs are about the size OF
pigeons eggs Both the snail and the
egg are used for food by the natives
q Recent news articles say New
York state purchased "a grams OF
radium- Could you tel Us how much
ore II took for this amount Of radiumI
C. f. p.
A. This small amount OF radium
was extracted from SIS tons OF ore
mined in Colorado.
O. How much would 100000 81
bills weight A. f. N.
A me treasury department says
that 100000 81 bills weigh 5000
pounds.
O. Does n parrots tongue have to
be split before IL Il able to taIkf
W. W. S.
ne AAA14A 4A AA4AQe4l-4 survey
says that parrots tongue need nos
be split before It can be taught to
talk.
O. Is there such a thing uH the
New York Petroleum exchanged ". p. I
A The National City company says
that there IS a petroleum exchange in /
New York City.
@ VIII you tell me the origin OF
the expression -E'reneh leavesf ID. x. I
A Many authorities believe that I
the term French leave" originated in I
a French custom IN the 18th century
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-31

Methodist church next Sunday, Is a
man who viii appeal 70 everybody
who likes 70 hear truth and gospel
and 20 everybody, also, who likes 10
hear Q good speaker said Rev. P. P
Knickerbocker. Usually churches in
a city where he goes unite during
his meeting but here he was induced
to preach at one church, however. the
general public viii be welcome to
hear him He Is a man who can help
anybody. and I know he Is going 10
help hundreds while he is here"
7 wonder II It is generally known
how small a fire loss FL Paso SUI
fers each year" said Thomas Mason.
Due partly TO the splendid fire de-
partment. and due partly TO the fact
that the buildings OF this city are
nearly all brick, stone. adobe or ce-
ment. there are seldom fires OF any
consequences and IN proportion TO the
size OF the city and the number OF her
Inhabitants, think FL PEso holds the
record for the smallest number Of
fires and the least loss by fire, OF any
community in the state"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-31


THOUGH vanity may be the cause OF
many mans sins, II Is like
wise the source Of most Of his
virtues.
Is It not vanity that causeth him to
shave his chin and maketh his kisses
end irable2
Is it not vanity that prompteth him
to cultivate the arts and graces, so
dear 70 thine heart, lest he be written
down a "bOor' amongst Women2
Is It not vanity that driveth him to
the polishing OF his finger nails and
the pressing OF his garments, that he
may appear prosperous
Is It not vanity that driveth him TO
hard work and great achievement,
that the world may say OF him. 10.
he is a SUCESSF2
Is It not vanity that maketh him
to be scrupulous In the payment OF
his debts lest he be called four
fusher," and inspireth him to be
generous with his moneys. lest he be
termed cheap skate" and tightwad''?
II Is not vanity that mukefh
him to adOrn his wife in Jewels
and fine raiment for the confu-
sion and admiration Of the multi
tudef
Yea, even mis- morality and upright
ness may peradventure, be inspired
by vanity that he may hear himself
acclaimed worthy" amongst the
righteous
was It not the vanity OF Napoleon.
that drove him on to victory2 And
the vanity OF Diogenes that caused
him TO be truthful And the vanity
OF Hercules, that inspired him to
feats OF strength and courage?
Yea verify. And the vulnerable
spot in Hercules, a. in every man,
was NOT his heel, but In his
vanity
For this Is the sofest spot In q
mans makeup; and without It. NO
woman can lead him in the way in
which he should go.
Verify verify. through his van
ity, a man nay be flnttered into
heavens whereas nagginE drivefh
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-31
How AleHa CruDlp
Capitalized Her Name

ONE hundred dollars is not great
capital on which 20 engage IN
business; It IS not enough II one
lacks faith and courage; II is suffi-
Gent II one has both.
They we're included Il the assets
OF Miss Aletta Crump when sic
opened a little eating house in a GER
tain rather Bohemian section Of q
large city. She spent SIS on her first
months rent and in staining walls
and chairs so artiEticzlly that her
patrons might never suspect that the
coy little eating place Of today had
been a harness shop yesterday
1hen she hung up sign, The
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-31

Journal. -
It may seem unkind to say It. but
the girl who is always poWderinE
her nose IN public deserves 10 marry
the guy who is always hitching up
his belt and tucking down his shirt
Dallas Journal.