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Hlasatel. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1891-198?, 1920-03-23
Bandit oIoupiIi postovnu o $3.50.

st. Louis, 21. brezna. = Postovnf
odbocka, umfstena v kancelar lodnf
agentury v North st. Louis, byla pre-.
padena vcera vecer tremi lupici, KITE
II odnesli "a $3.50 ma penezfch a We
znamkach. Jakys obcan, ktery pfisel
do postovnfho tifadu, byl oloupen o
$500. TIL muzi byli zatceni a jeden
sc primal, ze rfdil automobi1 banditd.
Hlasatel. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1891-198?, 1920-03-23
Wyoming ma veIiky prfjem z oIeje.

Cheyenne, Wyoming, 20. brezna. -
Stat Wyoming ma veliky prfjem z
petroleje, ktery Sc uvnitr statu tezf.
Pozemky tyto Sc pronajfmajf a stat
81 najmu vezme jiste procento w.
tezku. Olej, ktery dostane, proda a
ma toho slusny pffjem. Nedavne
zvysenf ceny znamenalo pro stat Wyo-
ming pfiblizne $500 denne. Gill $780,
600 rocne. Nynf stat dostaya z techto
pramenI asi $2,0OO,O00 "a rok. Penize
tyto jdou do skolnfho fondu, ackoli ne
nj jisto, neutratf-li Sc toho mic ma
politiku, jako vsude. Politikai do
konce slibuji, ze az skolnf fond vzro-
ste, bude mozno vydrzovati skoly 2
jeho tirokn. aniz by bylo tfeba ma
ne pffmych danf pfiplaceti. Kdo to
bude, to Sc prozatfm neyf.
Hlasatel. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1891-198?, 1920-03-23
FarmSfi zapasf . ohn5m.

Burlington, Iowa, Is. bfezna. = V
sousedstvf Oquawka, Illinois. vypukl
lesnf polar, ktery vypalil asi 1000
akrd lesa a nejlepsf farmafsk6 p1dy
" okresu Henderson. Farman praco.
vail ma jeho uhasenf cely den dlou-
no do noci, nezli Sc jim podafilo pfi-
vesti jej pod kontrolu, k cemuz mel
vice pfispel dest' snfh.
Hlasatel. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1891-198?, 1920-03-23
Jen do tohol
Boston, Massachusetts,,

Boston, Massachusetts,, 20. bte5na.
- Spolecnost Hawaiian Pineapple
Co. byla jednou z prvnfch veliIkych
americkych firem, kter6 vyuzitkovaiy
vyhody, vyplyvajfcf 2 rozhodnutf nej-
vyssfho soudu, ktery dividendy, vypll-
Gene akcifch, zbavil danf. Ro8dslila
Timed svym akcionafdm akciovou d.
videndu 25procentnf Gene $400.000
a test Sc toho, ze toho nebu1e,
muset platit zadne dane. SpolecneGt'
vydelala "a minulf rok Cd e1Socs
600. s
Hlasatel. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1891-198?, 1920-03-23
richosIap.k fedruje sueho v Parfzi.

Pariz, 81. brezna. = "Tichoslapek"
VIM. E. Johnson zahajil prohibicnf
kampan We Francii. Mluvil vcera We
Ger poprve Parfzi k audienci o
prohibici, pod auspicemi spolecnosti
"Modreho krize." Tato spolecnost
pracuje pro absolutni prohibici, ma
rozdil cd Antialkoholicke hgy We
Francii a move organisovane skupiny
sedesati poslancI We francouzske ko-
more, kteri zavrhujf silnejsf lfhovi-
move napoje, ale jsou pro ponechani
lehkeho vfna a piva. "Prohibice y
Americe jest nejprospesnejsim zaff-
zenfm, ktere bylo kdy zavedeno," pra-
vii Johnson. "zalare jsou prazdny,
banky isou plny penez a ide jsou
Hlasatel. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1891-198?, 1920-03-23

st'astni. Nemohu davau radu Francii,
ale chce-li zeme docfliti opravdove
svobody, necht' zavede uplnou a abb
solutni prohibici"
Hlasatel. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1891-198?, 1920-03-23
Slim Feinisti brani ma torpsdovku.

Dublin, 21. brezna. Vcera rano
bylo zde provedeno schytanf celnych
Sim FeinistI, nichz nekteff byli
odvedeni ma torpedoborec vojensky-
mi autoritami, malice byti podle vse-
no dopraveni do nektereho vezenf v
Anglii.
Hlasatel. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1891-198?, 1920-03-23

Jest A&s list vitin jako vzGeny pses, pkatsl
zaseeGnsk5eh, rvvnSf TAX jinde eixinS. -
Pfedpiat'ts svyn pfitelnn 4 zaxmym ma List;
pe$lete min jejieh adresu q Denfze, naeef my
list budsne pravidslnl pesilati. Pfedplatne do
exiny so m rsk. Ss.es m pal roku.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-10

there can be No contempt too great
Il seems as II even woman who
wants 70 be a professional love seek
er. a foolish. wanton woman, who
well knows the consequences, might
stop at batting innocent persons who
do her the honor not to suspect her
motives in entering their homes and
accepting hospitality Even YAM
pire in her own game ought TO play
fair"
And the worst punishment Of the
woman who subsists on love Is the
loss Of affection This Is what hap
pend TO Ruth Randall Mrs Douglas
White wrote her:
You are being punished now The
one you thought loved you turned
against you
This letter was written more than
year ago And about a year ago be-
gan the guilty love between Bleyer
and Ms Randall. A few days before
the tragedy, the two were heard
quarreling in a Chicago cafe. Bleyer
said 70 his companion.
Ruth, I never want 70 see you
again
Then he went away, and Mrs Ran
dan is said TO have followed with
bowed head.
Weak Woman
Another woman had told her she
was losing love. and death might
have seemed preferable 70 that loss.
she had many twinge OF conscience,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-10

father who made his existence
known BY occasional grumbIings, but
the storm did not break until the
ancient keeper OF the boathouse died
and Tony and hts greatgrandnother
were left in sole possession. Then
the father suddenly appeared on the
scene with a writ OF habeus cornus
for his son The legal aid society
was consulted in regard 70 the case
~ customer q IOny's. and its at
torney was on hand 10 speak for
the greatgrandmother at the hearinr
before the Judge But II was really
Tony himself who settled the case
AFTER listening patiently 20 the
counsel on the common law right OF
a father, Tony said IN agweary voice,
ASK the Judge II he ever heard OF a
Ereatgrandmother running q boat
housed" The judge looked at the
helpless. excited old woman seated
ever did. a Ereatgrandson would be
needed 20 help her.
Large sums seldom Involved.
The cases handled by the society
rarely entail the collection OF large
sums OF money. but the attorneys
realize that 10 the poor a small sum
Is as precious as a large amount is
70 the rich. and they viii haEgie Just
as valiantly for SO or SIS as an
uptown attorney argues for $1,000.
~ al lAA GDull one LEnLM OF the
total number Of cases are settled out
Of court, most OF this haggiing Is
done in the offices OF the society.
One Of the most desperate bouts OF
this sort occurred the other day In
the society's Harlem branch when
sam a tailor. appeared TO contest
the complaint OF a young woman who
declared that he had ruined a new
evening dress, purchased with the
savings OF many months, by scOrch-
ing Il in several places Other Gus
toners OF Sans also appeared to
their wearing apparel entrusted to
his care Sans indignant defence
collapsed when the young iady's dress
was brought into the office. marked
with several large burns the shape
Of a tailor's flat iron. but it took
him to agree to 4 fair settlement,
which was TO cover up the scorched
area with new material
1t Is not often that an unskilled
laborer has the unpleasant distinc-
ton OF suing a large corporation for
wages" said Leonard MCGEE. attor-
neyinchief OF the society, in discuss
ing the various types Of cases
handled. the other day. but Il was
accorded to one Of our recent appl-
cants- de was an italian who had
been working in a gang on a large
came around and the men filed up
for their money, our client presented
his labor check and was told that 10
had already been paid He pro-
tested, and an investigation was
made. which showed that the money
had been paid to the wrong laborer,
but he could not obtain his money.
We finally had TO start suit TO get
10 for him-and we dds hours
after the suit was filed"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-10
The He7uLdS Auto Quiz

which when not drawn up tightly viii
cause play and wear IN the fittings,
resulting in a squeak
. The United States produces
roughly about six out OF every seven
automobiles made in the world.
B. One way OF saving on tire bills
is By common sense use Of the brakes.
In going down hill utilize your motor
as brake by retarding the spark
and closing the throttle On a steep
hill shift into second or low gear In
coming 10 a stop on a level road the
motor can be used 10 the same good
advantage until the car has slowed
down sufficiently so that a gentle
pressure on the braFe pedal viii
bring Il to a stop. Harsh and sudden
braking wears out many tires.
& The Victoria body was named
from the original coach built for
Queen Victoria Of England It is an
open car with a coliapsible top which
covers the rear seat only.
5. It is not a good practice TO run
a new gear in contact with one that
is worn because noise viii result
due TO imperfect mes Of the new
and old gear teeth Also efficient
service from these parts viii not be
obtained.
6. A car viii vibrate when gaining
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-10
Handley Page Predicts
Aero Jitneys; Price 500

London, Eng, April 10.-Airplane
jitnes carrying one passenger, be-
sides the pilot, with a speed OF ITO
miles an hour and able 10 keep IN
the air five hours. the machine cost
ing but S70O. are predicted as pos
sible and practical, If not to say pop
ular airplanes OF the future BY
Handley Page, noted airplane de-
signer and manufacturer.
He says his research and expert
mental department has proved such q
machine IS feasible any time the pub
lie demand for II develops Il would
have % horsepower.
In America, Mr.. Page says, automo-
biles soon will be so numerous that
road travel viii become congested
and that the airplane Is the only
alternative for those who demand
comfort. or who hope 70 get anywhere
quickly.
est and most powerful multiple en-
CINE bombing machines, believes ths
airplane OF the future viii be the
light one. owing to lowered cost Of
operation An airpiane jitne, he says
can be run as cheaply as Its road
sister.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-10

l. What is a cause OF a disc
clutch taking hold suddenly
.. What Is the best way to re-
move dust from the polished surface
OF a carr
9. what causes leaking at the
outlet or inlet connections OF a
water pump and how IS Il remedied
4 What Is the purpose Of a shock
absorbent
5 what IS back lash" In the
steering gear2
s. what is the cause OF a squeak
IN a cylinder2
z. Which carry the more pas
sengers, the automobiles OF the rail-
r0ads2
8. VIII a bah bearing be injured
u run with enc ball missing2
6. To drive a car backward. IS its
motor made TO revolve IN the oppo-
site direction7
10. How hot can a water cooled
cylinder become before injury Is
caused TO working parties2
Answers to Last Weeks Questions
!. one cause OF squeaking IN a
wire wheel is looseness in the fitting
Of the wheel over its false hub. The
wheel Is locked IN this position on
this hub by means OF a lock nut.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-10

as may wen be imagined from the
words OF her delicately perfumed
diary. which was discovered after her
death. and which reads in part:
NY sense Of honor ooh, G0di how
ridiculous that seems 20 med tells
me 70 leave Cliff who belongs TO an
other Some day I viii have the
strength"
She was realizing less and less on
her investment in her career Of
wreekage- self respect. peace OF
mind precious time, youth, reputa-
ton, beauty, these were thrown into
the balance at first Finally. she
added life itself 70 the other elements
combined 10 hold the man she loved
against others. These precious things
invested. and 10 gain what2 Good
times, the glamor OF constant gay
cites, disillusion and worry.
Deliberate turning to such a career
can be the choice OF only an unbaI-
anced mind. And this IS proved by
the murder and suicide perpetrated
by Mrs Randall. for sane people do
not commit either OF those acts.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-10
Tragic End Awaits Vampires Who
FIaunt Virtue, Says Margery Rex
Writer Points Lesson in
Tragedy Of Randall-Bley-
er Case in Chicago.
Women Who Prey Are
Pitied Because Their
Reign Is Short.

Anew YORK. April 10.-Birds OF
IN prey rob the nests Of other birds
9 When the female OF the human
species-deadlier than her mate the
male-does the same thing. We cail
She is feared and pitied. Feared
! because all good wives and mothers
know the depredations she can make
I upon their own little nests. ana pillee
because they know her reign IS snort
and her career automatically shuts
itself off like a record stopped when
the dance IS over.
Vampiring is poor business. Many
women have thrown all their re-
sources into Il, and all they got out
OF IL was a red headline and a COM
plete funeral. Few, II any, cases
show a final return that Is satisfac-
tory.
The vampire. as we know and think
OF her, IS a lovely scented LioWer,
exotic and languid Ike the fragile
air plants with their delicate blooms
she must have admiration TO excess.
She must have love. here and there,
and Tar and wide.
Rohs the Nest
She does not hesitate TO rob the
nest OF a plain. sober, domestic bird;
for instance. that Of the wife whose
husband she desires. Let the mother
and nestlings perish; she does not
care. as she laughs her way alonis.
But how often We read OF her sud
den end. IN the form OF murder. sui
eide or heartbroken death Today it
is Mrs. Ruth Vail Randall. Of Chi
cago, who killed Capt Clifford
Bleyer, and then herself
Bleyer was married. the father OF
two children His wife, until he was
murdered. knew nothing Of his IN
faithfulness - herself. and said:
Il know now my idol had feet OF
clay. I almost worshipped him God
forgive mel"
It might have been better had she
never known, for she didn't deserve
unhappiuess. Where ignorance IS
bliss. is II always folly TO be wiser
We wonder.
Ruth Randall was a woman OF edu-
cation. culture and a fair amount OF
worldly goods. She openly declared
her ideas on the subject OF free love.
which she advocated.
Yet she took trouble enough TO
cover I'D her practice OF this same
theory. She cultivated the friendship
OF Mrs. Douglas White, the wife OF a
former admirer-Bleyer was not the
first married man she loved - and
visited the Whites home. fondled the
White children and was later de-
nounced by Mrs. White. who had be-
come aware OF the existing conditions
between her husband and the fair
visitor
A Vump'a Game
The vampires game IS pitiabIe
enough IN It's romantic aspects. But
for the woman who attempts 10 win
married mans love and offers a be-
trayer's kisses TO his trusting family,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-10

KODAK Finishing. see Gandara.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-10
Jealous Wife Ruined His
Practice, Says Osteobath

Kansas City. April 10.-Alleging
that his wife was running his prac-
ties, Dr. Charles z. Robinson, an
osteopath, filed a petition for divorce
here the other day.
In the petition the physician
charged that his wife followed him
TO the homes OF women patients and
commanded that they refuse to allow
him TO give them messages.
MassaEing other women. Dr. Rob
inson said. seemed 70 rub Mrs. Robin
son the wrong way
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-10

speed II the gears were changed
when the car was going too slow.
A remedy Is TO open the thrCtle more
and engage the clutch gradually.
Z. A motor cannot operate without
springs attached TO the valves The
purpose Of the spring is TO close the
valve and hold Il close until It is
again forced open by its cam
g. The speed Of a cam shaft is
one-half that Of a crank shaft
g. A spark plug replaced in a
hot svIinder should not be made
very tight. II it is made too tight
Il will be almost impossible TO re-
move il after the motor cools and the
metal contracts
10. The air pressure IN cord tires
should be ten percent less than that
in fabric tires - Copyright 1920,
Thompson Feature Service.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-10
SMALLEST NAN IN ILLINOIS DEAD

Nacomb. H.. April 10.-ulinols'
smallest man IS dead here. he IS
John Kelley. 50, - inches IN height
Weighing $50 pounds. Kelly died Of
apopieIy a few days ago. Years ago
circuses were bidding for his ser
vices He Epurned all because Of
circumstances OF his diminuttve-
ness. In Kelly's younger days his
legs were double jointed, permitting
him to move as rapidly backyard os
forward. He was normal from the
waist up. HIS only deformity being in
his limbs AL his life he worked on a
farm here, using a step ladder when
Harvesting his team
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-10

william II. Woltman, southern dis
trict sales manager Of the Brunswick
Bake Collender company. makers OF
Brunswick tires, was IN FL Paso yes
terday. Mr.. WOltman's headquarters
are in Dallas and he came here 20 con-
fer with z. 7. Amonett. local distribu-
tor for the Brunswick. regarding the
marketing OF this brand
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-10
CHANCES POSITIONS.

W. s. Abbott has Joined the sales
staff Of the Pry Motor company Mt.
; Abbott was formerly with the Olds-
mobile sales company but in future
will devote his time to the sale Of
Nash Skies
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-10
Vienna on It's Deaihbed
Sdus Welfare Committee

Vienna. Austria, April 1o.-The city
Of Vienna is on It's deathbed. accord
ing to the central committee for Chill
dren's welfare. This committee pub
fishes official municipal figures show
ing the alarming rate OF child death
and child sickness. In 1910. In the
lowest grade OF the public schools,
there were $4,000 children. this year
there are less than $4,000. In Oc-
tober, 1910, the public school enroll
ment Of Vienna was 2s2,386 pupils.
The present enrolment Is 1875. The
birth rate has exceeded the death
rate. as shown BY figures from Oc-
tober ! 10 December Is. 1913 In this
period there were $3.50 deaths and
55SS blrths.
FL PasO seed Co.'s Field Seed are
tested seeds. 523 East san Antonio
St.-Adv.
KODAK Finishing. see Gandara.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-10

Bird Supplies OF ali kinds. FL Paso
Seed Co. $50 East San Antonio St
Adv.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-03-26
A MT. VERNON WRITER OF
MOVIE PLAYS.

Mrs. leila Sowder has been
working for FIVE years on the
synopsis % movie plays and has
achieved success. Within the
last year, she has had four plays
accepted and has another ready
to submit. The synopsis is sent
TO the Film company and is
worked up by them into the
number of reels in which it ap.
pears. She has sold the follow.
ing plays to the Christie Film
Company, Los Angeles, Cal.
THE Unwelcome Visitor" three
xae,s, "Tl,e Sheet Gnaszi,", iva
reels. The Goodwin Film Co..
West Fl. Lee, N. j bought 1.-THE
Changed Honeymoon, four reels
and 1.-THE Haunted House,
FIVE reels. These companies pay
a rate of thirty-fve dollars per
reel for these synopsis. Very few
people know that Mrs. Sowder
is engaged in this art. Miss
Ethel AzbiH has been tipping her
plays. We are very glad of the
privilege Of giving some publicity
to her success.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-03-26
SMALL POX SITUATION
IN MT. vERONON

Judge Mullins had a letter from
the State Board of Health on
Friday in which the Fiscal Court
was warned that the county
would he qua-a tined If the local
authorities did not handle the
situation. To quarantine the
county would mean that no trains
would stop in the county. No
mail would come in or go out. A
state guard would be placed on
cash road leading out and no one
would be permitted to come in or
leave. The state authorities
would take control, but at the
expense of the county. A meet
ing was called composed of the
Town Board, Doctors. members
of the Fiscal Court and citizens
An order was issued forbiding
any child to attend school who
could not produce certificate of
vaccination. The same order
will apply to the Picture Show,
Sunday schools, Churches, and
other public indoor gatherings.
The patients and homes are
all quarantined. The local
authorities seem to have the stu.
alton we'll in hand today. An
exae gerated report of the stu.
alton at Mt. Vernon has been
made by someone. The facts
are that we do not have more than
nine GASES in the town. If you
have been vaccinated. go to your
doctor and get certificate
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-03-26
FORMER SHERIFF
Endorses Tan|ac
MONEY COULDN'T BUY
THE GOOD IT DID Me-"
SAY s HON. A. K. ..
ANDERSON

"M oney could not buy the
good Tanlac has done me, and I
gladly recommend 1t for what it
has done in my case" of Hous-
ton, Texas. Ex:sberiff of Harris
County. recently. ---- ..---'.--'' ..---..--'
Mr.. Anderson is unquestiOn
ably not only one of the best
known, but one Of the most pop
ular men who ever held public
Office in the state of Texas After
serving as Deputy Sheriff, of
Harris County for twelve years,
Mr.. Anderson was elected Chief
of Police of the city OF Houston.
He had occupied this Office only
a short time when the Sheriff of
Harris County died Mr.. Ander.
sons friends persuaded him to
make the race for. the unexpired
term of Sheriff to which he was
easily elected. He was honored
with re election seven differest
times and served the people ID
this important Office for fifteen
consecutive years. Then Mr..
Anderson declined re election
and retired to private life He
cast his lot among the people, tof
Houston and lisa lafge, property
owner and foremost citizen of
that interesting and prosperous
city. 49, '..s.',,
IL was in rundown condi-
tion." continued Mr.. Anderson,
land had no appetite at all. I
could hardly sleep at night ana
never felt like getting up in the
mornings, was so tired. had
the worst form of indigestion,
suffered all the time from gas on
my stomach and was eoniin ually
belching up undigested food. I
had to take my coffee without
sugar. as when drank it with
sugar. I would just belch. for
hours. I would bloat and swell
up like l was poisoned and
stuff cred with neuralgia pains of
the worst sort, and nothing
seemed to help me only in a tenn.
porary way. jas: can't tell you
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-03-26
CRAlG-SPAR KS.

The marriage of David era ig
aud Miss Margaret Sparks in
Louisville last Sunday. fcam e as
a very thrilling surprise to their
families and frien is. They are
two Of Nj. Vernon's very popular
Young people Mr.. Craig ls.an
efficient young salesman with
Sutton & McBee, Clo,hiers. Miss
Sparks is the attractive daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. X. A. Sparks.
Their many friends not only wish
for them, but predict that this
marriage will be crowned with
happiness and success. e.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-03-26
NO
SMALLPOX
A ~
FISH'S STORE.

1t is trne that my father, j.
Fish, broke out with smallpox
last Tuesday, but. he has not
been out of his house or in this
store for more than a week. He
is getting well fast. Everyone
connected with this store can
show a vaccinated arm and none
of us have been with smallpox.
lam issuing this card in order
that you may know the facts re.
CARELESS of what you may hear,
w. II. FISH.