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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-10

TO put t. When they got ready TO
build. they learned that the plans
called for a building too large for the
site, but the pOmpOus Fancho, VINO
had caused a street TO be widened on
a within. because &c was too narrow
for a parade he had given one day,
ordered the building put up as he had
caused ft TO be designed. and they
built it about four feet into the
street He had 10 get out ana set
under" OF get Up and get out or
couldn't confiscate any more money
or something about the time the walls
were six feet high. so he LETT II ana
the present authorities are planning
to complete IL. after cutting it back
10 TIE nropertv line and reopeniug the
street q. a 81
TouiorroEFs Ancient church in Quere-
tnro, In Magazine Section
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-10

THIS is The House that villa
Built" but never lived in. It was
built in Chihuahua by PanchO
Villa when he held that city and was
lord Of all he surveyed and more;
when his word could carry lie or
death for any one OF almost a mill
lion people
The structure was erected after
Villas own plans and was built at a
time when ne thought he would be-
come dictator OF all Mexico.
When Gen Aware ObreEon wrecked
the villa army at CelaTa and scat
tered the egotistica1 villas follow
ing all over the desert country sur
rounding, the Carrancistas confis-
Gated the house and made a hospital
of IL. It is serving IN that capacity
today. This and the great tomb
which villa had erected for himself
in the cemetery at chihuahua are
two Of the monumants remainInE Of
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-10
Secrets OF The
MoDies Re0edled

n What IL the chief difference in
". shape between the motion pic
fure and the legitimate HtaEef
A. The shapes OF Abe two stages
differ In that the legitimate stage
becomes narrow the farther back IL
goes while the motion picture stage
widens out toward the back.
g. Where and when was Douglas
Fairbanks born what a. the color Of
his complexion and where did he
start his acting eareerf
A. Doug. is from Denver and IS
thirty-seven years old He has blue
eyes black hair, weighs 166 pounds
and Is five feet eleven inches tall
His acting experience was gained on
the stage before he Joined the movie
folk
g. Was Forrest Stanley on the
stage before entering pictures and
who is his Wifef
A Forrest Stanley. first appearing
on the screen in llorosco films, be-
gan his career in a legitimate stock
company. He IS married to Marion
Hutchins.
@ What has become Of TaIIy Van.
one time screen comediuni
a. WaLy has given up acting TO
become a director.
q From whom did CASTOR Class re-
ceiTe his preliminary training for the
stage and what was HIS career before
entering American m0Viesf
A Glass accredits his training for
the French stage TO his god-mother,-
Sarah Bernhard During the war he
was IN the French air service He
appeared on Broadway IN legitimate
productions before entering motion
pictures. - Copyright, 1920. Thompson
Feature Service
Because Of the way photographs
color what color g. the gown Of
n motion picture bridef The an
ETFer to this question VIII be
given tomorrow in this depart
meur.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-10
Hainisch Is Elected
Austrian President

Vienna, Austria, Dec 10y the
Associated Press.)-Dr. Michael Hahn
isch- has been elected president OF
Austria by tbs national assembly.
The election Of DR.. Hainisch came
after three days Of ballotinE, the as
sembly compromising on his name as
the federal president and the Pan
Germans finally combining with the
Christian Socialists
DR.. Mainisch. VINO IS known as
Socialist writer, stands between the
Pan-Germans and the Socialist-Dem-
ocrat party.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-10
NEW CITYLAW
TO SAFEGUARD
TREES. SHRUBS

An ordinance 90 protect trees
thrubbery and flowers in Et Paso has
been promisd by the mayor and the
city council 20 the women's orEaniza-
tons At a recent meeting at the
chamber Of commerce at which the
tree planting campaign was organ
lied, a committee of four Wemen and
one man WaE named to ask the mayor
and council for an ordinance tlat
would require people TO keep their
livestock and chickens fenced in, and
make parents liable for damage done
20 trees and plants By children
The committee chairman was Airs.
Mary Ross kiester. the other mem
hers being AIRS J. A. Shedd, Mrs J.
T. Robinson, Airs A. w. De Pew and
state senator r H. Dudley.
Airs. Kiester announced Friday that
the visit OF the committee 10 the
mayor was highly satisfactory and
that protection Of some kind would
be given 10 trees. shrubbery and flow
ers.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-10
3 assistants Named
For Thrift Week DriDe

Three more assistants for the thrift
week drive. January ~ TO %, have
been named by T. n Gulliu, general
chairman Mas. william A. Toland
has been appointed assistant director
general. Mas. Tolland was until re-
Gently in charge OF the base hospital
al IT Bliss. He has been discharged
from the army and viii practice medi-
cine IN FL Pa5o-
c. H. Wiichar VIII have charge q
the Speakers bureau for national
thrift week Albert Mercer has been
named chairman OF nake-a-Hlll
..u-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-10
Motorcycle Smash Halls
ELobers; Girl Returns

NoEaless Ariz., Dec. 10.-1Iyrtle
Williams, II. and Harold Nigh. p,
'elOpers from Globe. were overtaken
here by the father OF the girl at the
office OF q physician while Nigh was
having the doctor dress injuries
caused when the motorcycle on which
the couple Travelled. overturned on
the Tucson road this morning The
police held Nigh on a charge OF theft
in connection with the motorcycle.
The father took his daughter home.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-10
British Naval Program
Held Ub Bu Tests

London, Eng. Dec 10.-By the As
ISOLATED Press)-No program Of cap
ftal ship construction for the navy
VIII be presented 70 parliament untl
the whole question OF naval strength
as affected by the latest development
in naval warfare has been eIhaus-
lively investigated by the COMMITTEES
on imperial defence, and the results
Of such investigation have been con
sidered.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-10
Children With Matches
Set Fire To Porch

Children playing with 1natches
underneath the house Thursday after
noon set fire 20 a porch al the resi-
street
The fire department put out the
fire before any biz damage was done.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-10

as tomorro# is the second Saturday
In this month your carrier win call
and collect so cents for the first half
OF December Please remember that
these boys attend school, and IL VIII
be appreciated II Herald subscribers
are prepared 70 settle with them
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-10

Most children get up before It Is
light-o Christmas morning. WouIdu' :
It be nice 10 find that Santa had
the stocking2
Gandars Photo Supply Co.,
10 Z san Antonio St-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-10

Farmers e. Merchants bank at Pa
ducah. Texas, posted a notice on the
door this morning saying 10 had sus-
pended on account OF general c0ndl-
ions. aceordInE % q report here.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-10

his rule in chihuahua, these and a
school house which he started, but
never finished
me school house was. like the
residences. built after plans Of villa.
he drew the plans for a school Of
a certain size and told them where
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-10
TOILET SETS AND MAMCURNG SETS

Here you viii find the most exquisite designs
IN toilet sets and manicuring sets Of WHITE
IVORY and STERLING SILVER. There IS
something beautiful and useful for Milady
and Just what YOU need for Baby.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-10

No. 36B-765s, 3 piece Toilet Set, &c AZ
regular sl0-s5 value, special ... GpOsEO
No E267-7655, 3 piece Toilet Set &E or
regular slO-5O value, special 900. y y 90
No 5l5s, 3 piece Toilet Set, GTO On
regular $3.50 value, special To-. y 4 OsOO
No. le0-D, II piece Toilet Set, 60 On
regular $3.50 value, special 600. sDOsUO
No. 269-7653, 5 piece Toilet Set, &C Or
regular Sl0.75 value, special .. epVsOO
MANICURING SETS
No. 1854, piece Manicuring Set 60 On
regular s3.75 value, special ..... epGs6O
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-10
Toilet Sets--Manicuring Sets--Sets for Baby u
EST STOCK OF White Ivory and Quadruple ST
in the Southwest--Prices Defy Competition

Nc. 1854, piece Alanieuring Set, 60 OK
regular $50 value, special .--.. spAsOO
No. 1857, piece Manicuring Set, e1 GE
regular S2.75 value, special 1900 y W.
No. 1912, piece Manicuriug Set, CO on
regular $500 value, special -.-.. epO sJO
BABY SETS
No. 5l-303, piece Infant Set, Ct en-
regular $3.50 value, special -... - 1 sOO
No. 5l-306, piece Infant Set, GO IN
regular $3.50 value, special ..... spAs 1 y
No. 5l-3O9, piece Infant Set, co On
regular $500 value, special -.-.. 'pEsOO
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-25
INTERNATIONAL SUNDAY SCHOOL
LESSON FOR TODAY


Saill's death, Abner persuaded the nor
thcrn tribes to make his only surviving
son. lsh.Bosheth. king In his fathers
stead This turned out to he that he
was king only In name. while Abner.
the general II Saul. was ACTUALLY ling.
Finally In the tribal warfare David's
forces were victorious. Abner was muir.
dercd and lsh.BOsheth assassinatcd,
With no strong leader az heir Ia the
throne the tribe turned to David rs
natural king. The reasons given for
eceking the admission are set forth In
this verse. Their kinship AMI belief In
David NJ competent leader would help
make this possible.
Confidence Expressed lvcrse o. These
people expressed their confidence In
David even when Saul was yet king
and when he told them that SlIl was
the Lords appointed leader. How Tue
II II that the man whom God chooses
Tor IN office II the very maD that III,
people need
A League Perfected lvcrs" ~ Th'
elders represented according TO
chron. r.: 23.40 were 3596G0 warriors
This league In Hebron united Judah
and Israel. and David n king Of al
the tribes now.
4 Successful Reign Wcrsc i.il Foi
forty years David reigned, beginning
" hen he was thirty. Seven and one
half years were spent In Judah alone
and In Jerusalem he reigned thirty
three years over all Israel and Judah
The new capital is q natural place fol
the two kingdoms united A successful
reign II was In every respect, and thu
Kingdom prospered Patience. energy
courage. tact and religion naturally
made this possible.
Lessons o. Hear In Mind.
I. Al great men grow gradually.
.. Those who seek the Lords vii
may have success.
2. The true leader In always fulnt
out Time viii tell.
4"'Succcss ~ being something ra,hcl
than somewhere.
: David's greatness had u secret
Have YOU
Lesson Tor next Sunday; "DaviC
Brinrs tho Ark to Jerusalem" q Sam
6;ille. rs 81 1.iO
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-25
SOVIET PEACE APOSTLE
STYLED As MODERATE


~ Associated Ptsa
LONDON. July sl.--l.eonid liuriSo.
witch Krussin. who came into III" pub.
He's attention when he came To London
this summer ~ head Ut commission
To negotiate the reopening ni trade ~.
lations between Soviet Russian and the
outside world. has been one of the few
'muderntrs" to be- given a place NJ ~.
sponslbility In the soviet governmental
machinery and hus been Characterized
~ u bourgeois Bolshevisi "
For engaging IN q students demon
strntion. Krassin was expelled from the
pctrograd chronological institute sub.
scquently h. engaged IN number ~
plots against the Christ regime. but
continued tu advance In his profession.
that IL an electrical engineer.
Following the Bolshcvist coup ~ Oc.
tober. 1917 krassin was offered a seat
In the ministry which he declined ~
he thought Lcnine's adventure too
risky aud his theories too sweeping
Hut his relations with lrninr were con.
dial and h" accompanied Lcnin" aud
Troizky when they went a. Brcst.
Litovsk to nrgOtint. IA" treaty with
Germany
when II became apparent that the
Bolshrvist government would last.
Krassin threw In his lot with II and
became Commisary ~ Food In the
He'd Army
4 bourgeois BolschviSt kussin Is
said H. have little or no belief IN IN"
theories and aims Of the soyir, govern.
ment Fm the time ut least. however,
he was convinced that nothing WIS to
be- gained by resistance Ia the control
~ the workers. Tie came to IN under
standing with the workmen In his own
factory. giving shape e. IA" soviet ~.
pertinent.
During his tenure II four ministerial
offices he has worked impcrccptibly for
the restoration ~ the plain bourgeois
methods IT commerce. 10 him the ma.
tiunalilaiiun of commerce was one NJ
III" most stupid ~ lenin-'s plumbers.
~ Tor the world revolution. h" IN an
entire skepiic. and N all for u hour.
geois peace lie would lead Russian
sovietism into III" normal ways Ut
democracy "Whu believes In social.
ism In Russia" he is reported tp have
asked Not L. NOR Lcninc."
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-25
LESSON SII'nY

Z. David King OF Iuiah q san. 81
Ia
after this" Verse n. Meaning the
reference % the time spent zikl,g af.
ter the death OF Saul and his three
sons In the battle Of GllbOa 'rh" way
II now open for David TO come To the
throne.
David's Inquiry. The wisdom NJ David
II herein shown us. In order IN he GER
tain Of the right the Lords guidance
was sought. The biggest question in
pavid's mind was whether the Lord
wanted him 10 60 up into any 81 the
cites az Judah and where. The natural
region Tor David to enter was the hill
country Of iudca ~ which Hebron was
the center This region was the home
Of David. centrally situated and an
ancient city. The Lords answer was
p,ain and David was willing to obey In
going to Hebron.
The Return tyets.S :. ~. In going.
David took his two wives aud his
chorcn band with their households. No
more was there to be roaming In exile
hut now they were To have homes ~
their own Most ~ IN. men were ~.
turning 10 their former homes.
The tnointing ivcise ~ Previously
SqmueI had snointed David King. but
THE was his public formal Inaugural.
ton by the people
Welcome News. Davif's attitude In
receiving the news that the men 81
Jabesh .Gilcad had buried saul shows
his feelings toward the Lords anoint
II as. assm
IL 10 knowing hcw 20 receive and treat
those who have been doing the Lords
work.
4 Message of lave lvers.s s.a Al
messenger who carries love must have
the gilrit that these had who went 90
the me NOT Jabesh Cilead. David pro
nOuncts the blessing upon them for
their Kindness unto saul and states
further that he will rcquit. them also
because 81 their decd. A. encourage.
ment he also asks them 60 he strong /
and faithful. lie announces that he II i
new leader and that h. II 10 take
Ssui's place.
In thinking of the greatness of David
and of the men Of great power. We
can know that they have risen fr"m
the lover 20 the higher by proving
themselves fitted Ideal qualities help. i
but needed training by lesser and cas-.
ief tasks makes possible great and en-.
during work falthfuinSs In seven
years reign over judah now makes
pesFibie n greater reign ovsr Israel.
n. David Ming % Israel I: sam. s:i5L
The Tribes And Delegation lversc ~
Fur seven and one bali years betwSn
sauls death aud the cownine otl
David as king OF all Israel there VAS a
period % civil war between the tribes
Of The north and Of the south After
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-25

Following the second spaiing Of
Ssul's ilfe.. We find David residing In
IiSlag a. an exile. The tive closing
chapters Of ! Samuel and the frat five
In 2 Samuel gives u sthe final prcpsia.
tior for and his accession Ia the throne
Every incident during David's life was
preparatory. and we find him ns Gods
chosen ready immediately 20 nli the
place. Among the steps that had teen
taken Tor preparation during these 30
years were:
Z. BACK Of himself an inheritance Of
merit. the son Of Jesse. :. an .duca.
ton. B. Work. Z. An early dedication.
3. Experience at court. 8. An ontcast
In cxile. 7. Trust In God. s. familiarity
with the people and country. .. Rev.
elence for Gods anointcd. 20 Ahllity 20
sing praises 20 God.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-25
Lesson setting.

rhiiis,ines have slain three Of Sauls
sons and wounded Saul. who killed
himself when his armor.bearer refus.
ed 70 do 10. David who had been prev.
iousiy anointed by Samuel. was row
unlikely anolntod at Hebron ~ ting Of
JUDAH and seven and a half years 'ateI
was crowned king Of all Israel Later.
Jerusalem was his capital.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-25
Scripture lesson; samuel :: IL;
a. H.

And II came TO pass after this. that
David inquired Of Jehovah. saying.
Shall 70 up into any Of the cities
~ Jrdah9 And Jehovah gld unto him.
90 up. And David said. whittier shall
] 30 up? aud he said. Unto Hebron.
So David went up thlthcr and his
two wives also. Ahlnoam the i.zr,eli
tess and Abigail the wife of NabnI the
Carfnelltc. . And his men that were
with him did David bring M. every
man with his household; and they dwclt
In the cities OF Hebron. Z And IA" men
of Judah came. and there they annint "a
David hing over the house 81 Iidah
And they told David. saving. The men
~ Jabeshgilesd. and said unto them.
pleased be We 90 Jehovah. that We have
showed this Kindness unto your lord.
even unto Saul. and have buried him
And now jehovah show iovlng.ki
ness aud truth unto you; and alao will
reonitc YOU this kindness. because We
have done this thinr. Z Now therefore
lei your hands be strong. and Lee ye
valiant: for saul your lord II dead and
also the house Of Judah have Amounted
me Ming over them,
Then came all the tribes of Israel
to David unto Hebron. and spak. say.
Ing. Behold, We are thy bone and thy
nosh. 2 In times past. when saul MAS
kine oter rs. u was thou TINT icsl1.st
out and broushter IN Israel; and .'r.
hovsh said 10 thee Thou shall, ~.
thci bcrd Of my people isr1t. and
thou shalt he prince orer laa-l : So
MI the elders OF Israel came Ia ,l,c kinr
10 Hebron; and king David ,nndc n
covenant with them In Hebron before
!chn' rl: and they anoiat"l lavld Lins
oitr Israel. David WAS ,hlrty wears
IA when he began a. reign. and he
rriFncd forty years. : o. Hebron he
rctgn'd over Judah se'"E Years md six
months and In Jerusalem ~ rtlrasd
thirty and three years over all Israel
and judah.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-25
TOPiC. DAVID SUCCEEDS Saul As
KING.

G,Idcn Tett-Trusi IN Jehovah with
all thy heart. And lean not np,n
thine own understanding. Prov. 3:5.
The Washington times., 1920-09-24
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

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I Alice, ~, Chicago. Ill The Rev. O. N.
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The Washington times., 1920-09-24

PROMINENT Washington Corporate has
opening for experienced muitisraph oper-
ator and typist; salary $iee per month IN
Ass, Times office.
The Washington times., 1920-09-24

LADIDS-To learn French dresscutting.
dressmaking. designing and millinery
French patterns cut to order; DAY AND
Academy. 1lI5 @ st. Franklin s475.
The Washington times., 1920-09-24
BIRTHS

BEAcn-b.u)smin IL snd Ida NJ. sirl
bGLLINos-Fstsrs sd Louise, girl
HUkk1r-Jsnp 4. aud MARI -. ssy
CARPENTBR-Willia and HiisAesth' IVY
cRAI0-edward and Eii1absth. gri
DoUuLAs-Lssder and Bessie. boy
nIsBNBEk6-harry aad Defa. BOY
FENTR ss-Jokn A. and Violet n. by:
GODrR0Y-Robsrt G. and Pauline J.. ~
dOLDEN-AIthur j. and AAry =. SnA
kRu0-0sorgs =. and nsrY~rst - s"A
PlrThANTNsllo aud lpss boy.
shAAKDY-bruoe and Ionic = s"h
shIrA-Gsssns y. and Man =. SIR
sMIrH-HaTry Aad Edna. boy. -,
rHIBOD1AN-rhomasA A aad Sophie b.
Klrl
The Washington times., 1920-09-24

MEAT CLERKS wanted for
work in retail meat stores.
Good wages. Apply Room 3, 631
Pa. ave.
The Washington times., 1920-09-24

DODGE-TourinE. 1918, with Anchor win
ter top: just put in thorough order and
refinished; looks like new. North 1888
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1920-11-30

a welcome for all. Most Mus
kogeeans know her to talk to, and
everyone knows her by sight.
Many votes were won and lost over
the soup or pie. Although Miss Rob-
ertson rarely talked politics, she did
gain many a vote by her casual well
zones.
The cafeteria was started as a
working girls lunch ROOF in April,
1913. 1t grew and grew through half
a dozen different locations until it
reached its present quarters, last
May. Only last spring it was in a
basement in a big Office building.
The farm got its start while Alice
was yet a postmaster. She bought
most of the land in 1907. 1t comprises
"a acres. part of which is in the city
limits. Practically all of it overlooks
been dedicated as a city park to those
who fought in France.
Pure bred cattle and hogs are in
evidence at the farm. Miss Robert
son is right at home in every depart
ment. Though she leaves the actual
work to others, she knows everything
that goes On. She has Duroc-Jersey
hogs and Jersey cattle.
Most of the produce she uses at
the cafeteria comes from her farm.
Vegetables. fruits, meats, and many
other products come direct without
any m~iddleman's profits added.
Her farm exhibit has taken first
prize at the Oklahoma free state fair
for several years. While her 1920
exhibit vas not up to former years,
it contained 40 varieties of fruits and
vegetables in cans and jars.