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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-26
UNITED STATES MUST LOOK
TO ITS FUTURE WORLD TRADE

IN spite Of all Of the things present government IS do
ing hamper the normal conduct of foreign commerce
age IT, this has tenacious habit Of going right
along and growing, perhaps because Europe needs the
goods sell and fortunately able to sell them
While the white house fussng and spatting with the
senate while still war Europe is fighting
herself The troubles in Germany and IN Russia are
chiefly political and are not entirely stopping IHe processes
of report Just at hand from the cham
Of commerce Of the United States shows France return
ing to her ure-ar condition economically It shows labor
conditions Italy rghng themselves. 1t shows Holland
threatening to take her oldme place the world with
considerable prominence the Belgium IS showing
few III effects Of the Europe IS getting ready to
sumo intercourse with Russia This does not mean Europe
accepts Russia's government But It does that Rus
as government is after an mostly her business and
that the millions Of people IN Russia produce and consume
and entitled to engage in buying and selling IN the
worlds markets.
In spite Of the nearsighted commercial policy Of
present government, getting portion Of world
business The total exports Of the United States during
January amounted to S49OCoOO0 This in spite Of
the handicap Of low foreign exchanges We do not need
to think that we can continue nation Of orderaers
The day IS coming when VIII hayF to be statesmen.
When Europe gets her feet completely she is going out
after business as she has never done before.
When the worlds business gets back onto a strictly
merit basis VIII have fight for markets abroad lust
competitors have to fight FOL them at home And If
dent get these markets, American factories viii be slack
and American workers VIII be idle American labor has
its place. but after all It is enterprise and capital that
must get out and get the business and take care Of It
aftsrward
While our export business was away below par for
January Great Britain during the month exported
goods worth 1O5s790o0 pounds sterling, approximately
S99o0o0oOO This almost len times the amount Of
export business during the month, and It
increase Of s75OOoOOO over Brains export business
for December last year.
Even our usghbor Canada is threatening to outstrip
Cnzdas exports to the United States during 1918 in
creased 100000. This shows two things: First we
have to be spending well producing nation,
and Canada has come to be producing nation well
Spending nation
In view Of the business revival that has begun over
Te shat Init
broader world vision We have got to study the world
and needs in the future Just have studied does
tic conditions the past for have passed the stage
when remain the greatest nation by catering to
or own needs alone.
Symbolic Of this and essential world vision the
National City bank Of New York IS establishing branches
every quarter Of the globe that business between
Americans and any foreign customer be financed
properly.
When we say We don't know who VIII be ruling Ger
many in Eear from ought to be oaa.istant and
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-26
Short SnatCheS
From EUe7y7Chere

We suggest slippery elm for Gov.
Edwards's wet plank in the Demo-
cratic latfOrm.-ToledO Blade.
Every week viii be thrift week by
and by.-ChicagO News Not IL we
buy and buy at present prices-De-
troit Journal.
The estate Of the late Theodore p.
Shonts IS much larger than expected
II included IS pairs Of shoes.-Alil-
Waukee Sentinel
It viii be another great occasion
for thanksgiving on the part OF hui
manity when Turkey gets il in the
neck.-Butte Miner.
Recent developments disclose that
while our money is at a premium
abroad. our notes are not so accept
able.-Coiumbia Record
The chances for ratification OF the
peace treaty would probably be
pretty good II the senators were
ngue-tied--Wichfta Falls (Texas)
Record News.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-26
By DUNK Bolts.

TOBE MOSELEY IS watching every
L movement Of the weather now and
IS being careful how much wood he
burns, as he is trying to make his wood
and the winter weather run out to-
gether.
The Ticlcville Tidings was pleased
this week to chronicle the fact that a
man called and renewed his subscrip-
ton for another year. If this keeps
up the editor viii have to open z cash
book
SIZE Kildew Whitfield up two sticks
today trying to figure out how be was
going to be able to buy his wife a new
spring dress and at the same time
keep himself IN chewing tobacco.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-26

I
IL The government spent from
1917 TO 1920 36,S1s million dollars.
Do you know
The total appropriations from 17S9
to 1917 were only 40 billions2
Do you know
From 1917 to 1920. the government
collected in taxes 1893 million dol
lars and borrowed "a billion dollars?
Do you know
The government spent $50 million
dollars building port terminals at
Charleston, Norfolk and other places
from which not a single ship sailed
during the war?
DO you know
The government spent 20 million
dollars building a terminal up the
river from Charleston which ships
could not reach because the river
was too shallow to float them2
Do you know
The government spent 80 million
dollars building nitrate plants. but
did not produce a pound o fnitrates
for use in the ware
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-26
nterUeWS
officials Declare Pool Halls Cannot Be Operated As Clubs
Says Passes To uarez Should Bear Complete Identification

TTE9iPTS 10 operate pool halls
n under the names Of clubs are
clearly an evasion Of the law"
said district attorney Leigh Clark.
we are gong 10 see that the pool
hail law IS enforced to the letter.
lnJunctiOus viii be asked and prose-
cutions VIII follow in all attempts at
eTading this law Violation OF the
pool hail law calls for a penalty Of
from SIS TO 500 and a jail sentence
Of so days 70 six months, either or
potn- and each day the pool hall is
operated constitutes a separate Of
fence"
More Information on one day
passes relating TO address and rela-
tlVes Of the bearer seems absolutely
necessary" said G.. W. Sharpe. Of
Atlanta Ca Persons from all over
the country 90 over to guareZ and
all the pass states is the name Of the
bearer, and the signature Of an i'm
mi grafton official The case Of this
man Hardin. who was found dead
on a Juarez street makes plain the
necessity Of more complete sys-
ten OF determining the address Of
these persons, or their relatives It
appears % me that a system Of keep
Ing duplicate record Of all people
securing a permit would eliminate a
great amount OF trouble that follows
the death or murder Of an American
in Mexico, especially after he has
been robbed Of all means Of identifi-
zion The ten-day passports,
nd erstaud. viii be similar TO the
pne-dav permits There VIII likely
BE a large number Of persons who
rTill go TO Juarez and remain there
wo or three days at a time. The
heed for more detailed Information
pn these passes VIII be far greater
han at present In my opinion a
better system VIII offer more pro-
ection TO the families Of persons
Entering Mexico
y understand that Wien Joe BaneI
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-26
InkZings And ThinkLmgs.

By
indicate that spring is although some persons
Anyway beer We Of bss.
Pins In
beginning
OF lumber
for just as some Of the
play captive OF the bandit
but pesos p would pistols
which II
1--llg
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-26

Man lives were IN peril today ac-
wi cordinE TO reports from New
York, when a six story factory
building al Downing and Bedford
streets caught fire from an explosion
and collapsed in less than 40 minutes
Il d. Gaylord. a well known min
ing man. is IN town with a story OF
the location OF some ancient Spanish
workings in the san Andreas noun
tains. and the discovery OF the skels-
ton Of a man in one OF them
Work IN earnest on the Inter-Amer-
lean Fair association stock fund be-
gan this morning. A total OF 81. $50
is hoped 10 be raised
Two special cars Of the Jesse James
company arrived IN FL Paso over the
Rock Island sunday morning and left
In the evening over the santa Fe-
BIDS are being received for con-
struction' OF the new Southwestern
general office building. Work has
been al standstiu for several weeks
since the construction OF the founda-
tons was completed
DR.. H H. Hamill and wife OF Nash
Vile Tenn, viii hold a sunday school
conference in this city on April l.
Bishop J. n kendrick preached
morning and evening at St Clements
Episcopal church sunday and at night
he confirmed a class OF rs. eight men
and boys and eight women and girls.
John Hinchley, an II year old boy.
suffered fractured leg Saturday az
teruoon at o'clock by a fan from a
large wagon belonging to Fort Bliss.
me work OF drilling for oil on the
properly near Ioyah. taken ID hv Ei
Paso and Carlsbad people. IS now IN
der way Judge Leigh Clark who Is
looking after the affairs OF the Fl Pa
scans in the oil field. has Just re-
turned from there and is ful Of hope
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-26

NEW YORK. March 26.-During the
IN week beginning April IL the
Strand theater will celebrate its
sixth anniversary. A few statistical
facts compiled in connection with the
Strand may prove interesting here
as an Indication OF the growth in
popularity OF motion pictures Dur
ing the past six years, up TO last
night. 1.0s5.000.000 feet Of film passed
through the Strands projecting ma
chimes: 1910 performances were
given. and 25.6s0.000 people paid ad-
mission The theater's lost and found
department has turned over TO own
ers 20 per cent Of all articles re-
ported lost in the house, as wei as
several thousand dollars in cash
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-26
WINDSTORM DAMAGE HEAVY
IN NORTH CENTRAL TEXAS

Dallas. Texas. March 26.-A wind
storm which prevailed over north
central Texas yesterday consider
ably abated last night. leaving in its
wake property damage estimated at
several hundred thousand dollars.
mainly in blown-in plate glass w.n-
dOws. displaced signs and unroofed
buildings. A number Of persons were
injured by flying debris, but there
were no reports Of fatalities.
North Texas rivers were out OF
their banks at many places, follow
Ing heavy rains Of Wednesday and
Thursday.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-26

- sNA~AN -AH% ~ INV -
MY country first Of aII,s he saidf
lfl "my country right or wrong:
The flag that waves above my
heud-I'm for IL, sure and HfronEf
love my eountry's rocks and riIls.
I love IL day and nights
love its valleys and its hills, they
fill me with delight.
I'm patriotic TO the core-comfound
the taxes, though!
Each year I'm troubled more and
more 10 keep my payments low.
7 ETrS Danish all the fools who try
TO bring reforms ab0ufs
They don't know what they
want, 80 why not have them
driven outf
This cOuntry's good enough for me,
just ua IL l. foduys
Pm loyal. and viii always be. for i
WAS born that way.
I'm sick OF all this tfacontent-lef
well enough alone
Excuse me while / raise the rent on
all the flats own
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-26
A Line O. Cheer
Each Day O. The Year
BY JOHN KENDRICK BANGS.

IFAN II UHIAIIUNs
IF so your world be ugly. don't de-
Spair,
Take off your coat, and try TO make
il fair
I've seen a grim and sordid city lot
By love transformed into a garden
spot,
And If an men their own space beau
titled
Wed find a world Of loneliness and
pride
Like the scene that greeted Adams
eyes
When first they opened upon Para
disc
Copyrighted. 1920. by the Mcclure
Newspaper Syndicate
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-26

The doorkeeper at a Lheater has
some funny experiences now and
then John Mullen. who takes tick
cts at the EltinEe. where Florence
Moore is playing in breakfast in
Bed" was on duty last night when a
sprightly little old man approached
him and asked;
say. what's the tuition 10 get into
this show
During the performance Saturday
night a man came out and. approach
ing Mr.. Mullen. said.
How bout me getting excused a
little whuez~
Then. about a week ago a big man
with hands like hams approached 1Ir.
Mullen and said;
Say. my friend. I'm aEoinE IN to
see this show, but II Il amt good I'm
acomlng out and bust you one in the
nose"
The doortender had one Of the ush-
ers watch the man during the first
half OF the opening act
Hes all right" the usher reported
Hes laughing his head off"
So Mr. Mullen remained on the job
during the rest OF the evening
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-26
Reflections OF
4 Bachelor Girl
b HELEN ROW. ND.

prudence is what makes a girl
insist on ringing in NfendellsOhn,
the moment that a mans heart
begins singing, Just a little Iowa
little kiss-"
Home is the place where you have
all the little comforts and conyen-
iences-aud never can find them; lots
OF closet rOom-but somebody else
takes All the hooks. and the privilege
of doing as you please-and nobody
Will let youl
4 woman-hater is man who has
spent his whole life in eating his
cake" and is suffering from chronic
sentimental indigestion
At 20. the only perfect end OF a
day IS a kiss-but after 80. IL is
that exquisite moment when a Wom-
an slips out OF all her stiff things and
kicks off her slippers
No use telling a flapper that q
mans ideals are noble and his char
acter straight. If his nose and his
shoulders don't match them
What woman can doubt the exist
ence Of the supernatural when her
ouija board tells her that her hus-
band is going to fly into a brain-
storm about the price Of her spring
outfit-and he comes right home and
DOES it?
It's a wise lover who will never
give or take a meaning less kiss
even 70 PLEASE a womanl A daily
diet OF insipid kisses. like a daily
diet OF unseasoned truffles. soon
pals on the appetite
A man marries. when he is tired Of
playing woman. when she IS tired
OF working; and they both wonder
why marriage gives them that tired
feeling "-Copyrigh by the Wheeler
Syndicate, Inc. 1920.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-26

MY soul f. filled with holy pride
IFl because this land Is mine.
For 1t was here my fathers died.
long and honest line.
i love the flag for which they fought,
their fuith I've made my own
I've fixed my profits 50 they'll not.
Pm confident. be known.
But darn these Sneaks who come to
SPY and snoop behind our
backs,
And raise n rumpus when we Try to
dodge the income tax
"NTTnTH patriotic zeal i burnt I'm
w loyal through and through
I wonder II those spies viii
learnt / wish to God / knew!
Excuse me now I've got 10 20 and
turn some fools away
They've had baby, which, you know,
upsets the rules-hOoruy!
Another chance TO raise the rent
my country it's OF theei
Why should there still be discomfort
where all Is fair and freef1
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-26
Ripping Rhymes
From Far Away

ARCON who IS strong n science and On whose word place reliance
informs that distant
ndng signals almost nightly attempting patiently politely gain
attention. she has things may
Saturn, planet Of humber pattern world
and hopes to do
connection with worlds II vertical direction if distant globes
calling; already sundry drops falling
g; Old Pu7us VII make killing" And Jupiter inung,
spelling
g, and what they utles distance talks
and bottles We word important; ghosts give pie,
eheatasy'd ortH'-
easyz5ght by George Matthew Adams. WALT MASON
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-26

Association OF Engineers has dis
covered vital needs OF the profession
and is removing the barriers OF self
interest which have prevented CO.
operation for their advancement.
among older engineering societies"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-26

AND DAYS 80 by.
WHEN CHARLIE speaks.
TO NO one else.
EXCEPT THE cat.
THEY'RE JUST good friends.
AND NEITHER asks
WHERE THE other goes
WHEN SPRING times comes.
I THANK you
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-26

Mrs Smith-Some ladies' are com
ing here 70 play cards tomorrow.
Bridget
Bridget-Sorry. ma'am. I can't Join
yOuse- don't play cards.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-26

A Broadway manager received
letter yesterday from a young man
In Stamford. relative TO a chance TO
be an actor. IL said.
Dear Sir-Give the young man his
chance and don't keep him down I
am working in a grocery store. but
don't like II. having an ambition TO
90 on the stage Have seen many
shows and believe can act as good
as they do. Have you an opening in
a tragic play for hard worker. good
looking and wants TO leave homee
Drop me a line and VIII come TO see
you il you viii pay half railroad fare.
Hope you have success. Have plenty
OF clothes Yrs, J. II. B."
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-26

He never kicks at Easter hats.
The bills don't make him roar,
But then. this mans a milli1sr.
He sells EN- at his store
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-26

An old negro woman. according TO
Harry Sweatman. advance man.
stopped in front Of a store yester-
day and gazed lonEingly AZ a lot Of
dressed chickens displayed in a win
dow Finally she went inside.
'-1listah," she said to the clerk.
does 80 all sell dem chickens by
de 6ozeng"
why. yes. II you want to buy
them that way" he replied.
The old woman looked at the chick
ems wistfully a moment Well" she
finally said. taking a dime from her
mouth. gimme a 10-cent loaf Of
bread"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-26
We TOWNE GOSSIP


If YOU like cats.
sta
DA = \ O's Oi4'A cat
i ne oAis Iei4'l'e-
ne Hes N re world
AND sHSAI 81 l IKE cats
ALsO IKE Charlie-
AND tn. other day
He ASKED me H.
-
TO "HElNE ne lives
IN a niue snack
THAT Is very old
EVERY YEAR
WHEN THE fan days come
CHARLIE COMES.
TO HIS little shack
AND HIS winter job.
on THE nearby ranch
AND EVER! year
FOR FIVE years past
THE BIG black cat
I'VE SPOKEN off
COMES WANDERING back
FROM SUMNER months
SPENT SOMEWHERE else.
AND MAKES its home.
UNTIL SPRING comes
IN CHARLIE's shack
AND so yoUn know
WHO CHARLIE is
I'll 81 PLY tell
HE wAHDERs much
WHERE NEN are hard.
AND Toll Is hard
AND KNOWS no roof
THAT IS his own
EXCEPT THE sky
AND 50 It was
FIVE hEARs ago
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-26

The rumored rivalry OF the United
states and British uavies viii not be-
come really serious unless lIr Dan
iels should vie with king George in
creasing his trousers sideways
York Evening Post
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-26

John Mooney. who wac fined s1a
in New York recently for kissing a
pretty girl he didn't know. IS busy
saving another ten.-W ellsville Optic.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-26

CHIROPRACTIC SOCIETY MEETS.
A meeting OF the FL Paso Chiro-
practlc society viii be held this even
ing in room SOS. Caples building. J.
". Robinson is chairman.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-26

E. Paso realizes that any the department
would send to command this district would be good
But the department It to the city and the big
border job to decide somebody and then keep him here
The department to have policy of transferring
Just when he gets vel Acquainted with his lob.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-26

When we say don't know who viii be ruling Ger
many year from ought to be consistent and
also admit that Germany doesn't know who'll be ruling
rs II year from now.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-26

We have decided 70 Inaugurate
Bright Sayings OF Children depart
ment in this column. II you hear a
youngster say something bright send
il In. together with a dollar bill. and
any other little gift you wish TO make
US. and IL it is good enough We VIII
print it. Louis Robbie has sent US
one already. He writes that his lit
tie granddaughter climbed on his
knee the other day and said;
Grandpa can you keep a secret9'
Yes. indeed" ne replied
Well, keep il, then" said The little
girl
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-26

Beaumont Texas doubled in population during the past
ten years and isn't the river from anything either
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-26
Patter And Chatter

The Practical Patriot.

IN B700Egn eaam landlords ss that DH0m babies are
orH must pau more rent or move
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-26

The world can hold its nose with one hand while it
Shoes the Turk out Of Europe with the other.
The presidents cabinet sing: "You made ne
what an today; hope yer satisfied"
Herbert Hoover might not take the presidency, but
things indicate that Leonard Wood.
The Chicago who shot his to save his soul Ger
tainly optimist.
Persons headed Peoos are advised to take their beds
with them
Save little for things may be different one of
these days.
Fen things are impossible 10 diligence and sBiH
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-26

2 uaderstand that when J0e Bailey
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-26
IA Years Ago Today
From The Herald Of This Date. 1906

MANY lives were in peril today. ac-
wi cordinE 10 reports from New
York, when a six story factory
building at Downing and Bedford
streets rannr-nH Hfra F-n~-~ ton
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