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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-11-22
Publishes Moro Poems.

Santa Fe, Nov. 21.--"Bitterns" is
the title of the newest volume of
poems by Glenway Westcott, the
youngest member of the Santa
colony of writers. Mr.. Westcott,
who is still in his teens, is one of
the opponents of the so-called new
poetry" He has won wide recog-
milton .as n poet from critics and
other writers.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-11-22
'ECIALS OF GOOD STANDARD DRUGS AND
TOILET ARTICLES

a ozs. u. S. p. Peroxide. 15c
Oriental Cream .$1.39
$1.25 Toilet Water. -. .99c
75c Pleezal Face Powder 49c
Csc Pleezal Tooth Paste. 19c
Pepsodent Tooth Paste. 39c
Pebeco Tooth Paste. 39c
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-11-22

Palmolive Soap, 3 for. Csc
Cremeoil Soap, 3 for. =. Csc
75c large bars Floating
CASTLE Soap .49c
Woodbury's Facial Soap. .21c
Mulsified Cocoanut Oil. .49c
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1920-10-14

Sl.50 gets the Register a year.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1920-10-14
Frances Perfume Indusav.

The rare perfumes Of France suffer
ed severely during the war, and only
the industry and thrift OF the French
prevented them from dying out al
together. Cannes and Grasse, accord
ing to the illustrated World, are the
centres Of the French perfume indus.
try, which is situated in southern
France along the Mediterranean. In
that flower garden OF the world"
there is only one formula used in max
ing perfumes. II 10 very simple:
the scents shall be unique and shall DO
produced in limited quantity; there
fore they will be expensive. Essence
OF rose, in the Riviera raw material
market, is often quoted as high a.
eight hundred dollars for two and one
fifth pounds.
The altar, or the essential oil, OF a
flower is obtained by crushing the
leaves or petals and boiling them in a
copper caldron. The residue from the
boiled leaves and petals is mixed with
clarified pork fat, and the mass is stir
red with wooden paddles. Boiling
the extract With Fat seaseltrates the
perfume. After boiling. the grease is
churned with refined alcohol until the
latter absorbs nearly all tho odor. Tho
residue OF fat is made into fine soaps
that have high commercial value.
The old method, which is still prac-
ticed, consists in saturatins a coarse
linen or cotton cloth with olive oil and
stretching it over frame; thin lay
ers Of flower petals are then placed
on the cloth until it has absorbed the
essence OF the flower. The cloth is
then treated to an alcohol bath that in
turn absorbs the perfume. In this
process the flower petals must changed
frequently.
Grasse still uses the enHeurage
method, by which the delicate essence
of the rarest flowers slowly filter
through quarter-inch layer of fat in
shallow pans. The process takes from
twelve to seventy-two hours, depend
ing on the variety Of the blooms and
the season Of the year.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1920-10-14
Separated For 20 Years; Unite.

To resume the marriage relation
after twenty years Of separation is the
unique experience Of separation of
John E. and Nancy (Mohn) Shockey,
Of Waynesboro, Pa, and vicinity.
Twenty years ago, as a result Of some
domestic infelicity, promoted largely
BY busy-bodies with their tales and
gossip, the couple separated while they
were living in Baltimore. Both were
natives of Glen Furney and had been
married about ten years, when they
moved to Baltimore After the separa-
ton they returned to Waynesboro,
each going to their former home. Rec
oncilation seemed out of the question
and divorce proceedings had been talk
ed OF, but never carried into effect.
The parties never met or exchanged
a word until three weeks ago, when
they casually met in a local grocery,
where each had gone to buy butter.
A glance was exchanged beside the
counter, and it seemed to speak a
mutual desire for further communica-
ton. The husband and wife met at
night, explained away the past differ
ences and decided to renew the mar
rage vow. They again took UP house
keeping at the home of the husband at
Beartown, where he conducts a store
and small fruit farm.
Congratulations of many friends
are coming to the couple on the happy
ending of their bong arrangement and
separation. The husband is So and
the wife so years old. They never had
any children.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1920-10-14
Gathering India Rubber.

With the increase OF pneumatic-t tired
vehicles, rubber has become one OF the
chief exports OF some South American
countries. In his book, climbing and
Exploration in the Bolivian Andes,
Sir Martin Conway gives an interest
ing account Of the way in which the
gum is procured and prepared.
The workman, starting out carly in
the morning,-for when the sun is
high the trees cease to bleed,-carries
with him number OF little tin cups
Having arrived at the tree, he makes
one or more missions in the 5ark and
attaches one OF the tin cups below each
cut by pressing it into the soft bark.
The number OF incisions that can safe
ly be made in the tree is matter upon
which there is more or less disagree
ment. 1t seems to be settled, however,
that strip OF bark all down The tree,
one-third OF the circumference in
width, must be left unbroken, or the
tree will bleed to death.
The cup collects the drops Of sap that
eXude from the wound in The bark.
Ultimately the wound becomes covered
BY q hlin or clot Of dried sap, which
also is afterward removed and utilized
The workman proceeds from tree to
tree, attaching his cups, till he has
tapped from seventy-nve to one hun
dred trees. After the hour when the
sap ceases to run the man goes round
again, carrying a tin vessel with a
cover, into which he pours the milk"
that has run into the cups.
When he has brought the days gath
ering to his hut, he lights fire of
palm wood. He places a funnel over
ii to collect the smoke, and then, tax
ing kind of small wooden paddle,
dips the blade into the liquid, which
covers it with a thin coating. He now
holds the paddle over the fire in the
smoke, turning its faces alternately to
the heat. The coating of milk-like sap
is thus rapidly smoked and coagulated
into solid, cured rubber The paddle
is then dipped again, and the process
repeated until large bulb or ball has
been formed. When this has reached
convenient size, it is slit down the
sides and stripped from the paddle.
The Jumps thus formed are ready for
export, and are the pure rubber Of
commerce.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1920-10-14
We Didn't Get The Capital.

Some one has again dug up from
the history Of Washington the interest.
ing incident that hundred and thirty
years ago plans were under consider.
alton for locating the national capita
at Shepherdstown.
Under date of Nov. 5, 1870, the fol.
lowing news item from Shepherds.
town, Va, appeared in the Gazette oil
the United States" issue of Nov
81, 1890, Philadelphia, Pa.
"The late visit of our illustrious
President encouraged hope that the
permanent seat of the federal govern
ment will be fixed opposite to this town
on the Maryland shore and one-half OF
the ten miles square will be located
in Virginia.
"This event will, however, depend
much on donations from the inhabi-
tants to defray the expenses of the
federal buildings, especially as the
President has informed us large of
fers have been made at other places on
the Potomac
subscriptions are taken in Shop
herdstown by Colonel John Morrow,
John Geafley, Esq, Captain Charles
Morrow and Abraham Shepherd. Esq.
In Martinsburg by Mr.. Joseph Red
del; in Charles Town by Mr.. Will
liam Cooke and Mr.. John Henderson
on Shenandoah River by Mr.. Hum
phreys Reyes; in Bullskin Settlement
by Mr.. John Morris"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1920-10-14

Sl.5O gets the Register a year.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1920-10-14

S1.5O gets the Register q year.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1920-10-14
War Test of American Prod
uctS
Farm Electric Plants Have Fine Record
of War Service.

The great war acted as a supreme
test for all kinds Of materials made in
America and the result shown is a tre-
mendous recommendation for American
made products.
American manufacturers Of all kinds
Of materials and mechanical equip
ment supplied vast quantities OF their
products to the government. Ii was
sent overseas where il was subjected
to the most strenuous kind Of service,
service far more severe than that which
would most normally be encountered
by the same products in ordinary
peace time uses.
One of the products 50 used which
holds a particular interest for the
farmer and his family is the small
electric plant. Despite the fact that
ther are already over 10000 Of these
paann in service in America there were
still some farmers who felt that they
we're in an experimental stage and that
The plants which we're being produced
might not DO dependable. The record
OF electric plant service in the war has
sWept away this doubt entirely. One
manufacturer alone supplied over A.
600 plants to the government. These
little electric generating sets were used
in all kinds OF work. for the operation
OF X-ray machines, wireless apparatus,
TO light field hospitals, TO operate trench
telephone and signal sets and for a
wide variety OF other electrical uses.
Under practical war conditions it was
impossible to give them the care which
machinery should have in order to Sc
cure satisfactory operation and yet
these little plants were always on the
job, delivering service sometimes for
"a hours a day.
Surely il they can survive the
strenuous service that war activities
demand they are capable OF giving the
farmer and his family plenty OF light
and power in his home.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1920-10-14

A negro chauffeur OF Washington
was hailed into court for running down
a man.
"Yo' Honah," said the negro, "I did
de beS' | could to warn de gennulman;
| tried to blow de horn, but it wouldn't
work."
"Then," said the judge, "why didn't
you slow up rather than run over
him ?"
A light seemed to dawn on the pris-
oner. VIII ofnally said, "Why, ledge,
dat's one on me, amt it? neber
thought OBJ dat"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1920-10-14

Cochran county, Texas, on the great
"staked plains" has a population of
only 81 in its area of 500 square miles,
but the great herds Of cattle that feed
on the plains take care Of quite a lot
Of outside population.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1920-10-14

Don't use harsh physics. The reac-
ton weakens the bowels, leads to
chronic constipation. Get Doans'
Regulets. They operate easily. 3Oc at
all stores.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1920-10-14

u understand that in the new PLAY
Alice has quite difficult part"
Difficult? Why, she doesn't saw a
word"
well, isn't that difficult for Alice ?"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1920-10-14

Dobbins-"I hear that your daugh-
ter married a struggling young man ?"
Jobins-"Well, yes, he did strug-
gle, but he couldn't get away"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-27
PARIS WANTS OLYMPIC
GAMES FOR ALL TINE

Paris France. Sept 27.-WiI1 Paris
become the Olympic CITY OF the fu-
ture2 WIZ the Olympic games be
held In Paris every four years IN
stead Of taking place in various
cities of Europe and America2 Such
Is the question that Is being dis
cussed BY the Partisan press and the
suggestion that IS being advanced BY
the Union Of Sporting Eederatlous in
France.
The question OF the attributIon OF
the 1924 Olympic games should have
been settled in Antwerp but owing 10
the large number OF cities claiming
the honor, il was decided to delav
the solution OF the problem until the
Lausanne congress in June. 1891
A press campaign BY AL the Paris
sporting papers. and In which stafd
political papers have Joined, IS being
Waged to prove that the MOVING
about OF the Olympic games from
city to city and from country TO
country every four years IS an
wrong. One city should be chosen
20 replace Athens, they say. what
city IS better qualified than Paris2'
asks the Avenir.
II the present system Of allottinE
the Olympic games to cities and not
20 countries is maintained every capi-
tai Of every state In the union Of the
United States has a right 20 have It's
olympic games as wei as Antwerp,
the newspapers argue
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-27
GIANT PILOT TO
TELL GRAND JURY
ABOUT GAMBLING

fau." said 1Lr- Heydlar. aand told I1s
that Comlskey and Gleason felt thar
something was wrong but that mes
did not want 20 60 20 Ban Johneo1
because OF the bad feeling netfee1
him and Counfsksy. I considered tla
matter preposteroug at first, 1ll
after Gleason and had analyzed -es
games. vent to johnson and toia
him about t.
asomething was wrong
"He dismissed ne with curt r5-
marx. continued % confer Win
ComIskey aud Gleason and tinal-g
gave Johnson what I considered good
leads. I then felt that e was Up to
HIM 70 act and not my affair me
players accused were American
league men and did not feel tEat
should NEEDLE.
Gleason told me in conferences
between games that there was 10
doubt IN his mind that somethlug
reached the White SoL players.
ConceruinE The ChiclEo-Fhli-
adelphin National same o. An
gust a. which a said 10 have
been aflredn for Philadelphia 70
win, Mr.. Heydler said hll llVcE-
ffrnffon convinced hfm that q de-
IIberafe attempt had been made
By someone to tnjure The ChielEr
club
Ban Johnson saying that $4,000 vas
troit," he said This letter W2
turned over 20 me. but Z have been
able 70 learn OF only $1,000 BET Fl
Cleveland and $1,000 IN Cincinnati
have not yet finished inTesriEatio1
OF this game.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-27
RentrOp To Meet Joe Cramer
Alsatian Begins His Training

OHARLES r EMIT OP, Alsatian
wrestling champion IS scheduled
20 arrive IN the city this evening
70 prepare for his finish match with
Joe Gamer next Thursday night be-
fore the Ell Paso Wrestling associa-
ton Rentrop recently defeated sam
Clapham IN a finish bout al Liberty
hall the Englishman quitting 70 the
brilliant Alsatian after Renrrop had
set the pace for "A minutes. In Cra-
mer he IS opposing one OF the fastest
and scrapDlest men Of the mat and
one who has met the best Wrigslars
OF the middle and light heavyweight
division
Arrangements have been made for
Rentrop 70 train at Liberty hau Tues
day and Wednesday Afternoons IN
preparation for the contest
Gamer IS also scheduled 20 arrive
In the city within the next few hours
He Is a native OF Denver and has
been a prominent figure fl the Wrest-
ling world for several years. Crauer
has the credit OF victories ever some
OF the best o. his weight and o. con-
0dent Of defeating Renrrop when the
two clash upon an e Paso mat
The winner Of the match Is 70 meet
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-27
Doping The World Series;
Risberg Is Faster Of TtUO

proves that Brooklyn would hit better
and be stronger IN attack against
Chicago than against Cleveland and
weaker against the Yauks pitchers
than against either White SoL or
Cleveland That was a surprise to
me. for Brooklyn has been claiming
ability 20 swat the Yank pitchers
hard Il IS probable they base that
idea upon the way they hit in the
spring ssries-which Is bad dope
Both Ynnk and White Sex tn
fields hold a lead in the dope
over the DOdEer outfit but not
enough 60 make any claims TO
oufclnasiuE them In fact the fig
urea are quite close FOR such n
comparison. I am figuring con
fidently that KOnetchy viii be
in his best shape for the series
That bad leg OF hiH has q habit
OF clipping out OF gear and slip
during the series would cut lot
of the DodEer attacking power.
Considering the short stops, how
ever. an surprised TO find how well
Brooklyn rates Peckinpaugh, OF
course. holds the lead over all the
short stops considered in these fig
ures- He IS z great ball player and
leads the others both in offensive
and defensive strength. It is largely
his superiority that gives the Tank
infield the edge over Brooklyn just
as Il IS Eddie Collins's superloity
that gives the White Sox infield the
lead.
Olson may not be a great player
in fact he has about as many faults
as a major Lacquer may have and stay
on a team he IS not a base runner
and he is liable TO slip on easy
chances. He Is not q hard hitter
but a dangerous one In fact, the thing
that makes Olson stay IN the big
Hna re- Ia &c NJ Hhn
players IN the country-alWays try
Olson ~. Risberg.
Compared with Risberg Olson
shows very favorably. They work
alike excepting that Ris5erg IS slight
~ superior physically and not up 20
Olson as a hustler or a thinker. Ris-
berg played bad ball in the last
worlds series. His failure TO make
a double play fl the first game
double play that was simple and easy
probably lost the series FOR Chi
cago. Il remains TO be seen whether
his bad work in important series IS
q result OF nerves
Cleveland, OF course. does not shine
at short Two o. the men used 20 IN
IN Chapman's post are fast, fine in
flelders, but neither can hit much
even in an ordinary series
And neither can be figured to
hit much against either Grimeas
Pfeffer or Smith, aith0uEh In
.vrurldiH series q usually q the
busher vino o. the hero II SPEAK
er should elect 10 gain hitting
strength at the eEpenHe Of defen-
sire, he may use Evans AZ short
and look 0uf-for that baby can
bust the bail and he q not bad
rs q short stop, either. With air
tight pitching and the bah not
being lift hard Evans could play
short a. well a. anyone. Chances
are he VIII play short part Of the
serieE-
IN the next article we VIII tackle
the left nelders- The hitting power
Is constructed IN the outflelds and the
study OF these three positions may
change the dope materially.-Copy
right. 1923. the Bell Syndicate. Inc
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-27

nROOKLTN holds its own fairly
X well in the dope on the short
stops as compared with any one
OF the possible American league pen
nant winners. being slightly In the
lead in the comparison with Cleveland
and slightly behind both the White
SoL and YanEs-
Olson. the man who has been abused
more and who has suffered more crit
fcIsun at the hands Of Brooklyn tana
than any man in the country ---le
man who IS supposed to be the weak
spot in Robby's machine---seenl.s %
be quite a fair sort o. BAN player
when vou tear his averages 10 pieces
and analyze them
II s. natural that the figures
should show him a BIT ahead Of
Cleveland. for the Indians lost
one OF the greatest IN the same
and was forced TO TN In quickly.
I am using the figures Of seven
entirely, with an amendment thar
Evans probably VIII hll Tor nm
NJ least once during the series
"a then MAY short himself.
which he can do after a fashion
This dope thing is getting TO be
york I started to dope one cruz
AGAINST another and promised 20 COM
ME nv figures after we have sIudlea
an ire fnfleIds and give you chance
10 see how they compare Win your D
And here the race still ls going on
- have had TO do just three times
- much work. You realize, OF course
that any ball players value depends
first upon himself and second upon
ire kind Of team he plays against an1
-ffrrfne he faces. SO had TO liElre
sach Brooklyn infielder against the
offchfnq 81 Chicago. Cleveland and
the TanEs.
COMPARED with the Cleveland IN
field the Dodgers lead by Just one
point I rather expected taey \. o---
fsrlrinr end Of the game but the dope
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-27

FOUR WALLOPS
SD GUlNERS

Maintaining an advantage through
out the eight periods, the SevenfH
cavalry polo team earned the right
% meet the Tenth cavalry team her
next Wednesday by q decisive vic
tory over the SIND field artillery
cur score zen % one sunday after
noon At Fort Bliss.
The team play OF the cavalrvmen
was superior 20 the fartillery officers
VINO although ourpfayed, put W q
consistent fight Lieut.. H v. Cav
captain Of the Seventh cavalry team.
was chief pointmaker OF. the cavalry
team his aggressive attack being one
Of the features OF the match.
II vas witnessed by Approximately
$3.50 polo enthusiasts OF the FL Paso
district Among the guests OF honor
vas district commander Brig. Gen.
Robert L Howe.
Lineups and point makers were.
seventh Cavalry SIND 2. A
Lieut. Craig ! --.. Lieut. Argo
Lieut. Gay----.-.- 2 .-.. Capt Quirke
Lieut. Snort. Lieut. Reynolds
capt wood ...-. zee Cant white
Umpires-Capt. c. c. Smith. Eighth
cavalry and Lieut. Il Z. Feather-
stone, headquarters
scorekeeper-Capt. Lacey, Eighth
cavalry.
Timekeeper-caDt Price. Remount
Assistant Timekeeper-Lieut Healy.
Tenth cavalry.
Goalkeeper-Ldeut. stanton. Tenth
depot
Goals-craig 3. Gay /. Short !,
Wood 8, Quirke /.
Fouls-Reynoids J.
Safeties-None.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-27

The Tenth cavalry team Is now IN
the city and IS engaged daily at
practice on the Fort Bliss field. Il
Is probable that a series Of best two
out Of three games will be played
with the Seventh cavalry. The line
up OF the team follows; MAJ. J. A
kobensons captain and No. one Capt
E1fenhams no. two Capt Scotch.
No threei Capt Glass. No four Lieut.
Healys substitute. The first game Is
20 be- played Wednesday and the
second on sunday afternoon.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-27

Chicago. III. Sept 27-1IaioE
league umpires have Defitioned for
increased pay for world series work.
President Heydler Of the National
league said Sunday night TIE um-
pire9 want to work on q percentages
basis. and their request probably WI
be acted upon tomorrow by the na-
nonsl commission. he said llr- Key
der said he would vote for the re-
quest
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-27

Fort Worth Texas. Sept 27.=Tha
Fort Worth. Texas league champions,
defeated Little Rock 6 TO 0, In the
sixth game OF their unofficial cham
pionship series Sunday. Fort Worth
has won three games and Little Rock
two, with ane a tie.
The teams viii play off the tie
game In Little Rock Tuesday.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-27
STATE NATIONAL BANK

Capital Surplus q Profits sf90sooo.o0
Interest Paid on Savings Accounts.
c. r. Moreheud. President.
Joseph IaEeffln. Tice-Pre ddelt.
g. ~ BlEaeff, Eice-Prerident.
George D. Fiorgs Flce-FreEideuts
r W. Ucafee, Cashier,
@. NJ Nehelzer. Asst Cashier.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-27

Chicago M sept 1I.-Benny Leon
ard worries champion lErrUe ghr
boxer, has agreed % q return match
with Charley White, Of Chicago.
whom he knocked out IN the ninth
round al Benton Earbor July 8 it
was announced Sunday night The
East Chicago. Ind, Athletic club has
offered a purse q f5os9oe Tor the
match
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-27

St Louis. No. Sept. z1.-Seweil's hit-
tins enabled Cleveland % defeat ST. Louis
and retain the lead IN the fight for the
American league penuanL The recruit
shorts-up drove IN four runs with a single
ana double, the last hit % the third IN
ming putting over the two runs Necessary
to tie. Weilman was relieved after the
first Inning and St. Louis drive Caldwell
Who succeeded him, held the locals b
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-27

Columbus. is; Minneapolis. ~.
indianapolis. 6-1; Milwaukee. 81
Toledo. 0-10s Kansas city. Is.
Louisville. 2-5. ST. Paul. 50
Saturday Games.
Columbuz. 7-7. Milwaukee. a..
Toledo. O: ST. Pa1i g.
Louisville. g; Kansas City, 0.
2-s5 Minneapolis. IS.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-27

Toledo, Ohio. Sept 27.-Balloon
Kansas City III. pilot H z. Honeywell
St. Louis. IN the national balloon race
passed over Toledo at Z a N. this
morning headed eastward
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-27

Where They Play Tuesday.
Seattle az Portland.
Les Angeles a. Oakland
salt Lake az sacramento-
san Francisco az Vernon