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New-York tribune., 1920-09-19

New Jersey

TO Hoboken. for rent, months. cnnt,c.
man man fully and we'll furnished. part stone.
rooms. baths; all conveniences garage.
&C slightly location; southern exposure
T,nly d"s,rah'" IN all respects coal bins
NIleL Apply Owner, Box l3l. Short II!lls.
or T. j. Hamilton & Co. l56 Broadway.
ana at "rang", y. j.. station.
H' acres 90 acr's wood; <o miles from
Newark; furnished house. II rooms. 3 ba ths,
running water IN bedrooms; tenant housr
rooms and bath; brooks cdginE all N"'ds:
az buildings il good condition. price SIS
600 Address DALE. Box 400. Madison
Souar" +. Q. branch. New York.
FOR SALE-Ridgewood. New Jersey
ltous" ~ Il Ials" rooms, baths all
corner lots. servants quarters: garage for
cars; frn!t and shah" 'rc"s; fcw minutes
ia"n S,a''9n "A'rp,."ma,'y good "sJcn'lal
y. J. For appointment. ,clcphcno Ridge
y BIG rambling bung allow. nino rooms two
baths th"e" hr"piac"s; an acr" ot
gr"unds beautiful shade ,rons. ahrubbcry
nifCent views: 10 !njNuto4 station: 80 min
utos out: worth $i5.00o; owner leaving
town. offer considered. Bon g. Mahwah.
BOGOTA Y. J.
@urhc'Te sNm' bungalow for sails, largo
rooms not Wa'"r heat: lot l"oxi0o, laycd
out in shrubb"ry. garage wi.h conr,:n,n
n't; cyery ne,siI ta<cn ca,c ": Apniy
sack l2S1-R
CAl;DWEL1~-M Marshall st. s exccp,ionai
.no,!"rh imp: fire places, sun porchcs;
tom tom IN %",YS; San ,arse n9,s highest rl"va
'Ss Marnot St. Newark. Phone S737 Mh,i<at
IF SOLD thla month sl&.5oo BUYS my q
nd h.,'h .N,s
New-York tribune., 1920-09-19

lSTll ST. @oi'o WEST Hcav housn.
'hr"H rooms end bath: oI,"n fire. n'.c-
fr.city. ttram heat. unusual can Sun.,,v
New-York tribune., 1920-09-19
COUNTY REAL ESTATE
.EfSh9Zhryiil j
BRONXVIILE
Attractive Colonial Dwelling

Huiit years ago contains rooms. 5
oaths. living and sleeping y rcnes
steam heat. GaIaE" Piot 75xiin
shade trees and shrubs - iuinutes'
walk from station Pr,ce SIS 0vo
terms. Apply HIS
Lawrence Park
Attractive frame residence 10 rooms
baths. all improvements Garage Plot
'os2oo. III high and rostricteI section
minutes "alk from station Fric" 81.
1e0. Apply MI. Phone Eror>Niue io0
New-York tribune., 1920-09-19

,x.Y1sT-Manhattan ana westches-
RBseyors desirable locations; has pros
IL, b,,y,-s can Soil without publicity.
,se:!ne ruriaSi'y seekers information
,roH'"WN William True, 5o7 Fifth Ave.
New-York tribune., 1920-09-19
NEW ROCHELLE
Exceptional Onnortunifv

- acres. numerous shade trces,
ehrNhs ana lawns. Attract ive residence.
contains ! masters bedrooms. 4 baths
eNcry convenience. 0a-aS- with ,i,tr-:
apartment and bath. Apply N7.4;.
Phone New ROchaNN 40
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-24

AZ rig h IN CIV
photograph Of Mrs.
Herbert Asquith. who
will visit the United
States soon.
Photo. international.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-24

Recent New York bride of attendants
photographed just after the ceremony Left right Miss
Katherine Marshall Washington d. Miss Henry IF p
Dallas the bride Mrs Bernard Wellington Slifer who NIX
Miss Ellie Thornley, Berry; Miss Lola Marsas Miss Dorothy sY
Whitley Miss Julia Slifer Miss Barbara Marsali N$S
flower girl
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-20

dictate loss OF power on the part OF
conservative labor leaders
During this EoFernmenb Of the
stars both men and women are sup
posed 70 be exceedingly susceptible
10 romance and sentiment
Il Is a lucky wedding day, except
in cases where a soldier is bride
groom.
Married folk should guard against
uuarrels and misundezstandings dur
ing this sway OF the planets. for there
are sinister signs that forecast great
increase OF divorce.
The position OF Mars IN the fifth
IN square % Neptune and Jupiter
denotes much vice and immortality
crimes against women and children.
murders and strange transgressions
OF the law
Foreisn affairs may be most IN
satisfactory during the next few
weeks and a diplomatic crisis may
develop
SpirituaHsm is likely 70 be the
cause OF a celebrated case in the
courts that wiz involve prominent
The king OF italy continues under
an exceedingly threatening aspect
that seems to warn him 70 guard his
health and his person The stars fore
cast the end Of the monarchial system
in his country but II viii not come i'm
mediately-
Earthquakes in France and ITALY
are pressEed by the stars and one Of
these viii cause great loss OF life
Mining accidents are threatened by
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-20
Ex-Preadert 7 aft has
Cane 25O.00O YeaB Old

Edmonton, Alta. March 20.-For-
mer president TAFT owns q Walking
stick that is 250.030 years old
When Prof. ". s Foster, OF Spo-
kane, was investigating the geoloEl-
cal history OF southern Alberta q few
years aEo he discovered q stump IN a
peat bed amid a glacial drift IN the
valley OF Old Man river. Near ir
were some prehistortc sesWesds In
good preservation He Wa1 unable 70
determine what kind Of wood the
stump was and that question has re-
NAMED in enigma The geological
stratum in which e was found had
lain sixty feet beneath the surfaces fer
centuries but had been exposed By
river feeds Whether the original
tree had grown IN southern Alberta
OF had been brought there from tho
ueiEhborhood OF the NORTH Pole on an
iceberg OF the glacial age no one
knows Few trees grow In the region
now. The age o. the stump vas es-
timated oy geoiogists at q quarter OF
a million years
Prof Foster took the STUMP home
TO Seattle with other souvenirs OF the
glacial epoch and when tn Spokane
people. on one OF III. Taft's visits
wanted % give him an unique present
they had a cane fashioned from the
wood The walking stick cut from q
tree that may once have sheltered the
mastOdou and the pteFodactyl IS
valued at 5000.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-20

story IN simple. straightforward
fashion with no attempt TO play TO
any popular chord. And therein lies
the great value Of the play.
An III Treated Wife
Jane CleEg. the heroine. II she may
be so called, is the wife OF a salesman
in an English city. They have been
married y years and have two chill
dren. She has inherited a sum. 70
them a small fortune, which she has
put away with the determination I
some day she viii use Il TO give her
children the education she has missed.
The husband, who is a trifling, no &C
count sort OF q dandy, has tried sew
eral times TO Wheedle this money
from his wife, but always has failed.
Early in their married life the wife
discovered her husband IN an affair
with another woman Talking about
il, years later, TO her husband 8
mother, she said she would have left
her husband at the time II II had not
been for the children As II was, she
said, she had overlooked IL for the
sake OF her children Her motherin-
law expressed surprise that she had
even harbored the thought Of leaving
her husband, but did wonder why his
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-20
Celebrities Shu1 NerO York
As Good Place To Be Born

Editor Fl E1So Herald
7 HOPE they won't nobody take Of
fences at this article as nothing
&c father from my thoughts than
try and get people mad but IL looks
to ne ike when a person finds out
some interesting facts OF history II is
their duty TO slip it along TO my
army Of readers
home from old Chi and like usual
Whenever I hop on q train the first
thing I always do ie try and make
acquaintance with some stranger 80
az can maybe improve my mind a
little by listening TO their converse
mind e whole lot by makeing them
listen 70 what ] got to say. So
went IN the club car and looked them
over and picked out a bird that you
could tell he was a DIT. on acct OF
how sanitary he acted and / said
70 myself I VIII get acquainted with
that bird because the way the trains
are actins up now days theys no
telling where they VIII stop and they
might pull up along side OF drug
store
So set down By him and told him
who I an and he seemed tickled to
death ana finely he ast where I live
at and ! told him and 20 return the
compliments I asst him where he lived
AZ and be says 7 an a New Yorker"
SO I asst him was he born IN n. J..
City and he give ne look as much
as % say what was the matter with
ne and then he asst me was I joke
i-E and 7 said what do you mean
ioEeing and he said "Of course YOU
know I wasn't born in y. 7. City
because nobody ever was"
A City OF ImruiErantE-
So nov It was my turn 10 ask him
was he 5Okeing and he SAYS II you
think 7 am yGu can get a bet out Of
ne II you can name me one person
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-20
HOROSCOPE



A STROLOGERS read this as a Quiet
n day. Neptune rules strongly for
good Uranus and Venus are mild
~ adverse
II IS a time when the planetary
government is believed 20 make the
mind receptive and exceedingly hos
pitable TO religious ideas.
Interest in churches will be aroused
by uniting different sects and elm
mating old tenets that have been out
grown
The movement that viii affect
denominations has an occult signifi-
canoe little recognized. the seers de-
clare. and is but a preliminary 10 a
worldwide acceptance Of a spiritua
revelation.
While the planetary rule Is salu-
tary for all who use the mind, il Is
not fortunate for emotional persons.
Warning Is given that gGaat INCREASE
in self control viii be demanded IN
the changed conditions Of life in the
new era Of the world.
As the sun enters Aries for the
spring quarter, Mars is rising IN
Scorpio. Saturn IS in the tenth house
opposed 10 Venus and Uranus in the
fourth.
The rising position OF Mars in
square 10 Jupiter and Neptune points
TO labor unrest and an increase Of
Bolshevism.
Trouble from revolutionary move
ments is again forecast and there
may be many strikes April seems 10
be subject TO peculiarly sinister in
fluences.
Epidemics and infectious diseases
may be prevalent during the sum
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-20
Another Actor Comes to
the Aid of the Managers
With Good Comedy.

New YORK. March 2o@Ths great
IN est triumph OF the present the
atrical season IN New York has
been achieved by the Theater Guild
IN the presentation Of Jane ClegE,
which had its premiere Just recently
At the Garrick thezteF.
"Ja1s ClegE vas written by ST
John G. Ervine. who was responsible
for John Ferguson" last years sue
cess OF the Thsater Guild. There are
q great many who will say that 'Jane
ClegE" does not approach John Fer
guson" in quality. But It Is a safe
wager that there viii be Just as
many who VIII declare that Il Is even
better.
The characters IN the play are the
simplest kind OF plain foiks-English
middle class persons. The author has
made no attempt 70 surround them
with any glamour. He has told their
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-20
ORGANIZIN

eiderberries did tn plain people look
about fer formidable weapon 4
combat 'em. Whatever may be tn
cause o all tn unrest. ali tn
an out aEims serious condition
confrouts ms. a. Tell BinkIey says.
so course Woriziu' men kin afford
q strike an lag idle fer weeks. hue
what about clerks an bookkcepcrs
an editurs an thlnEss- some APP
nrehcuslom WIZ expressed as q what
effect lot o. brick makers all doIlel
MP nm muturlu' about town would
have on tn great bulk ~ EnorEunfzed
citizens. GLOW school teacher
holds Up T. one o. tn mysteries O.
IN day saw one t'day an he
didn' look like he'd seen a fried egg
In ten years. Tiers no teIiin' what
school teachers n teach cur children
n somethin' haiut done 4 fatten -em
uD an pay 'em 20 they kin at least
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-20

wife had not shown more anger at
the affair. She would have pulled
the other woman's hair out, she said.
At which the wife merely shrugged
her shoulders
Perfidous Husband
At this time the husband has an
affair on with another woman which
was progressing very badly. Tbs
other woman needed money and he
didn't have any for her. He had tried
70 get some by playing the races but
had only made matters worse by get
ting into debt with a "bookie." A
check is sent TO him, which should
have gone 10 his firm. He cashes II
and buys two tickets for Canada, pre-
pared 10 desert his family and take
his fancy woman" as his wife
termed her, with him.
Unfortunately, or. more properly,
fortunately, his theft Is found out by
the compauy's cashier, who comes to
Clegg's home. The wife promises 70
make good the stolen money from her
nest egg. The husband. when eE-
posed as to the theft. pleads that he
took the money TO make up for gam
bling debts But the "bookis" ap-
pears at the house at the time de-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-20

break even What school teacher
wants 4 teach children q love tn
Grand Old flag O. tn most prosperoua
nm enlightened nation on enrth
while shes EFin' on feffuce sand
Mlches that she may eventually work
In. faithful, hungry infenlEenf.
penniless teachers Wufchln' DER ar
moldin' tn lives OF cur young On
wages 50 meaEer that they cant AZ
ford q keep a fern declared Prof
Alex TanSey. @It's my understand
in'.- said Uncle Niles Turner. ethnt
tn school boards unlike big dealers
m manufacturers halnf got no con-
sumers 4 tack wage increases on but
tax payers an ther taxed . death
already But its my opinion that sur
tenehers are toe tired an bunE-y =
walk out - CopyrighL Natiolal
Newspaper ssTTioA
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-20

handing his money, and the vile
finds that the husband has stolen
several times the amount needed 10
pay his debts. When she asks MN
where the rest OF the money has CONS.
he refuses 70 answer. The -oookies
fearing he will not get his money
tells the wife Of her husband 2 fancy
woman and fancy child" 20 be.
Wife Turns Him out
The wife then turns her husband
out Of the house, after having mace
good the money he had stolen; ana
sends him TO his fancy woman
OF course. this play, By its very
simplicity, demanded the very finest
acting obtaina bic. It had It Miss
MARGARET Wvcherlv had the role OF
Tane CIerE- There are few who viii
have the temerity to say that anyone
could have improved upon her WORK
II was not a character that called 1oE
fire and Vigor. On the contrary y
vas a. role % z tired woman eno 20
PLAYED in lies game and lost ana
who had resigned herself 20 make the
best Of q. On q few occasions Miss
Wycherly approached the melodrz-
matte stage. One was when her hus-
band was exposed az a thief and
aTain when re love affair was laid
bare. The wife did not tear her hair
and weep. Nor did she fling herself
across a lounge IN despair. The only
visible signs OF her emotion were a
strained look in her eyes ana nest
tation IN her speech. Miss Wycneriy
carried herself wonderfully at these
A Good Villain
Dudley Dieges had the thankless
role Of the husband y was great
tribute 20 his acting that he made his
first night audience hate him thor
oughiy. He depicted the role Of a
lying, cheating and oTerbearing hus-
band so Thoroughly that even had his
wife been not altogether without
blame he would still have been a
Henry Travers. in the role OF
Muuce, a "hookie." carried Off a large
share OF the honors. His cockney
English could not have been i'm
proved upon. Erskiue Sanford also
gave a pleasing portrayal as the COM
pany cashier and Helen Wesley
shone in the character OF the mother
inlaw. a garrulOus old woman Two
children. Russell Hewitt and Jean
Bailey. did eXceuently en- their parts.
Another Actor to Aid OF Managers
It seems the regular managers are
not turning musical comedies out
fast enough The actors have 70 jump
In and help them Last year little
George White did the first aid act
with his Scandals" This year Her
man Timberg took N the burden. He
brought his -Tack-TOc" COM
pauy 70 Broadway by way OF the
Princess theater.
What ''Tick-Tack-Toc" may be said
70 lack in other things 10 makes UP
In pep" There isn't a really dull
moment in the whole show. Some one
or several ones furnish something
every minute
The energetic Mr.. TimberE does
quite a good deal himself. such as
singing, playing the violin while he
dances. and talking in between times.
Jay Gould and Flo Lewis are the
other real busy persons. Thev are
on the stage the greater part Of the
time, and working very earnestly all
the time they are there
-Tick-Tack-Toc' may not be the
best musical show along Broadway,
but. by the same token. Il isn't the
worst by any means.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-20

"HITELL. We won't have 4 worry
w any more mother fer I'm
organized" said Harley Lark
rs he entered his home last evenln'.
Young Lark has had 4 work n late
ns o'clock twice last summer, an
once he had 4 work n couple o.
hours Saturday afternoon. a4Thf
wOrkin' conditions at tn brick yard
Jest got 50 intOlernbIe that Us men
just decided = organize We expect
4 demand n 81 hour week an n 80
per cent raise 4 begin with. Later on
we may decide 4 limit production. ~
course these reforms II have 4 be
worked out rs I'VE 70 along said
young Lark as he yvuz sclectin' a SO
silk shirt Inter in tn eVenin'. T-dny
after Il became known that Lark
had organized n couple % auto snIes-
men an three phOnerEraph agents
called 4 see him. He WIZ very polite
4 'em. but told 'em he vvuz At pres
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-20

nj undecided a. 4 Jest what ear nm
music boa would hest suit his de-
mands- "Its Jest about reached tn
point where n Teller can't buy a col
lar button or take a long breath
without runuin' int an OrEuufEa-
tion," commented Squire Marsh
swallow. while Uncle Ez Push asked.
~Mhere'S this orEunizin' Enlns T.
ends - Tell Binklcy said. s.It's been
my observation that Jest as soon as
n Teller feels that he's hacked up
by a powerful organization he ne-
sumes tn arrogance 50 often noticed
in the landlord OF tn only hotel in
town. Many vuryiu- views on
organization WIZ expressed. PinIy
Kerr held that IN idea % huviu' n
strong h1cizin' before you Eo after
thing Is a. ole a. MADISON, Tudinny,
while FL Pash declared that not until
tn great money or interests
organized 4 control everything but
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-20

the aspect Of saturn. 4 town in the
coal regions may suffer serious dam
age.
Persons whose birthdate Il Is have
the aUgury Of travel and change that
viii bring success and happiness The
young viii court.
Children born on this day nay be
restless and Discontinued but these
subjects OF Aries usually are verT
prosperous. Their principal ruling
planet is Mars--Copyrigh 1920, By
the Mcclure Newspaper Syndicate
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-20
Beauty Chats
Reduction and New Thought.

Reduction and New thought.
THERE are thousands Of men and
women in the country who place
an enormaus amount OF confidence
In the words Of Elizabeth IuWnes the
leader OF the new thought move
ment There are thousands Or others
who. without belonging 70 the New
Thought cult at the same time &C
cept the common sense teachings
with a bias band OF the material.
which form the basis OF many OF
Mrs Towne's writings Concerning
reduction, she says
Too much flesh means too much
eating and IL never means any lnlng
else Now don't point TO your skinny
neighhor who eats twice as much as
YOU do. He manufactures motive
energy whilst you manufacture tat,
and he does not assimilate his food
as you do Most Of his Is Simply
thrown out as waste matter whilst
am Is blood grit that comes TO your
mill It IS matter OF temperament
. Just as you are open 70 re-
ceive new ideas and use them so
your body Cyour mental statement) is
open TO receive" and use and store
M food. Not so with your skinny
nefghbor. He is active, positive set
in his way. When you present a new
idea to him. he smiles sarcasttcally,
looks il up and down. and viii have
none Of it. he accepts one new IDEA
to your fifty.
tHis food is served the same way.
You might stall-feed him until he
died from accumulated refuse, but
he simply can't accept, asslmilate
enough food TO get fat on
PERHAPS your dominant physical
function Is the digestive That means
that Il Is easier for you TO digest
and assimilate food than to do any
thing else Use your new
thought 10 command your food sup
ply and your natural tendencies
Keep choking off the fat-produc-
ing foods and using your energies
in active physical exercise until you
get your body into healthy. beautl-
ful shane. begin by living whole
week. or more. on absolutely moth
ing but raw, unsweetened and IN
creamed fruit. and water and air
and exercise, and you viii nave maze
a rapid stride toward your IDEAS
Frrlit water and air are the great
eliminators and the first thing you
need is 10 have all those stagnant
TAT cells dissolved. II you use plenty
OF vigorous exercise whilst reducing
your weight, your skin viii never
/ become wrinkled or your nesh
Answers to Questions.
Hazel-Mllk is very good 70 use on
the complexion as Il softens and
! nourishes the skin and acts as
Biue Eyes-Do not use any more
henna on your hair, and II VIII come
back to its natural color The nenna
I shar1poo which will brighten the hair
without changing its color, Is made
by adding one ounce OF henna 70
! three ounces OF powdered CASTLE soap,
. and using a heaping tablespoonful
of this IN a pint Of hot water as
Z shampoo.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-20
1870 Lose Positions as
Roads Ire Turned Ore

Washington. d. c. March 20.-Four-
teen hundred and twenty employees
went of the government payroll
when the railroads were turned hack
70 private ownership, director general
dimes announced.
Another big cut viii come as soon
as Conditions make Il possible.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-20

mer months and CLEANLINESS IN cities
is enjoined-
This should be a lucky direction
under which to set out on journeys
Much travel across the waters viii
mark the coming sumner. and Japan
will attract many tourists.
Railways come under a planetary
rule that is not favorable and there
may be e serious slump in stocks
that viii have a far reaching effect
The evening Of this day Is not an
auspicious time for lovers and en-
Rsgements made today may be IN
lucky.
Persons whose birthdate Il IS have
the forecast Of a most successful
and prosperous year, but they should
be cautious in all sentimental affairs.
Children born on this day may be
much given TO society and perhaps too
popular with persons OF opposite sex
Girls are likely 10 have romantic ca
reers.-Copyright 1890 by the Nc
Clure Newspaper Syndicate.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-20

CONFLICTING influences mark thi.
- day. according TO astrology. While
Venus and Uranus rule strongly
for good, Saturn and Mars are ad-
verse.
Uranus Is IN a place held 20 cause
an unstable condition OF mind that
is inflammable. easily set fire by
radical or critical ideas concerning
the established order OF things
There Is n sign that seems 20 In
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-20

Halsfed. Eos-. March 20.-IIss Ger
trude Shelter. twenty-elght believed
20 be the SunfloWer States smallest
woman died here the other day. a
victim OF the '-Eu"
Miss Shelter was only thirty-five
inches tall She weighed about seven
ty-fiYe pounds.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-20

that was born IN y. 7. City I VIII
pay your fare there"
Well I an pretty ell acquainted
around the Big Town, as I have nick
named It: 50 ] Immediately begin
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-20

Princes Marle-J0ss Of Belgium shows
known FIBER except MALTA AID sisal hemp.
Is only Is years old
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-20

Another Ring Lardner article
viii be published a week from
today fn the magazine section OF
The FL PasO Herald.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-20

Ring ". Lardner.
Copyright, 1929, by che Bell Syndi-
cate, 1nc.)