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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-17
VII AD RATE CARn-

Two cents per word each daily insertion.
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Saturday. cents per word
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Two cents per word Tor stock or bond.
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Accounts for classified ads are due after
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In order TO give time for proper claFsl-
l.c1tlon . Is necessary 10 close The Herald
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a guaranteed circulation-250.0 900 Sun
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Leiegrain me san Antonio Light. Fl Paso
Herald and The Houston Chrunicie
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-17
figures Shoe
City Taxes In
Fine Condition

The city's tax collections are in a
better shape today than they have
ever been in the history OF Fl Paso-
Figures which show this were sub
mitted Saturday By city tax collector
W p. b McSaiu 20 mayor Charles
Davis and the city council
In his report TO the mayor ard
council Er- McSain stated
sThe deliuquenrs yea viii note
amounts TO only eight percent OF
the total rolls. and Of this amount
m estimated two percent viii be
uneollecfuble due to personal
property taxed having since been
removed, therefore the net delln-
quency will be six percent. and
for which this office T. now
pressing collection In view OF
previous years results in press
ing collections 7 estimate final
delinquency By January i 10 he
about two percent. and 20 obtain
this the city attorney viii effect
seizures OF institute suits
The last previous year llslsl per-
centage Of delinquency on first day
was 9-3-"
Mr. McSain ais reported the follow
ing reconcilement Of the 1913 tax
rolls
Total OF tax rolls----..--S1.2fs.51s15
supplemental .-----s---- --1-9s
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-17

New York April 17.-Cotton futures
closed steady. May s4225s July. s5s.85:
october. $500; December, Sass; Janu-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-17
THE WEATHER.

Z. s. r~-ART1IEST OF AGRICULTURE
WEATHER BUREAU
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-17

Sl.-16a. z6l-lQ
The assessor mentioned in nartic-
ularly the importance OF paying taxes
when due. He pointed 10 the ST99z2-62
in delinquent taxes. the penlties and
interest on which amounted 10 SIS
salf3. causing the property owners
to pay SOS. S54-05 instead OF the orig
inal amount Of taxes on March /
each year q 10 percent Of delinquent
taxes is added. he said. together with
81 Tor delinquency ard advertisinE.
and 10 percent interest on the taxes
are paid
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-17

GALVESTON COTTON MARKET.
Galveston. Tex April 17.-Spot cotton
finn MiddlinE. S4250.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-17

me FEDERAL reserve nauk. III EaSO
branch. received the following report
from the Dallas, Texas. bank. Satur-
day, which shows the financial stand
ing OF banks in the 11th federal re-
serve district:
Resources
Gold and gold eertifi-
Gates ----..-------.--. S,0I9,705-00
Gold settlement fund S,020.34O.13
Gold with foreign
agencies ------.-----. 2,s32.2S2.S5
Total ...-......-...... 19,Os2.s27.ss
Gold with federal reserve
agent .-...-..-....... 3O.9si. So. 90
Gold redemption fund. 3.021.362.40
Total gold reserves. 5s.Oa5.as5.as
Legal tender notes, sill
yer, etc -------------- T74s574-50|
Total reserves 1890. 5a.sOs.sos.8s
Bills discounted. secured
by government war
oblig 1tions ---. 42-977.sss.07
All other -..- 26.Iss.16s.O2
Bills bought in open mar
ket and acceptances
acquired from other
federal reserve banks. 1.2SI.SS5.OO
Total bills on hand. .-. 70.597.9sl.Os
U s government bonds 3.s66.00O.OO
L. S. certificates Of in
debtedness -. s.8Oo.ooo.oo
Total earning assets o.. 2.66s.9s1-O9
Bank premises --.------ ssS.f63.41
uncOllected items and
other deductions from (
gross deposits 1890. 63.97SOasI3i
Five percent redemption
fund against federal
reserve bank notes.. 562. 10000 I
All other resources 800. eS3.2O6.32 I
Total resources -.--.-201, e15.T48S3I
Liabilities
Capital paid in ..-----.. 5.523.s50O0I
Surplus ---.-.-----... 1895. 937-23I
deposits - 1855, 55412I
Due TO members-reserve
account .--....-.-..-- 65.772.f7L41
items .....-......-.. s4.sss2OLss
Other deposits, incIud-
ing foreign govern
ment credits ----.. 2.924.37s.62l
Total gross deposits .106.4s2. sO5.53
F. r. notes in actual
circulation - TaSfggf0. 90
Z. r. bank notes in cir
culation-net liability. T.T40.450.10l
All other liabilities 49, 1.3OO.O46.07
Total liabilities .so1s15.74s.s8
F. r. banks -. 5.oOO.ooo.oo
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-17
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UPPER VALLEY HERALD AUTO-Lva
y Faso Herald office daily except sun
$50 p n: returning car leaves Las Cru
cea for Fl Paso. front OF E 7 johns
elEar store. p rs striving 10 p Paso
5s15 p n. Phone Herald Office for reser.
vaticuE- Phone E T. Johns lg5 Las Cru
Gee for res rvatlons-
ENGLE TO ELEPHANT BUTTE DAN
and HOT eFhlNGS-Leets al trains az
E1Eie- Oldest dan driver best lam car
on TIE dam line Try these sp-ihgs-best
u the Eorld- J. T. Hefferuan. Hot
sprlnEa. y II
LOWER VALLEY
ESLEIA. CLINT. EABENs AND TOR
Milo, via aouth icop road Returning via
north loop road Glllispias car leaves Her
aid office daily and Sunday af $50 o. m
aake re.eryallons ~ aerald or Phi 60sz
NV MEXICO.
FL PASO-La MESA TRANSFER CO.
Leaves Masonic temple building al o
m Leaves Ia Mesa for Fl Paso az 7.1Q
clq1lng = Faso Heralds. are carried over
MOGOLLON-Daiiy 70 ana from silver
CITY and LoEullon- Cars leave silver
city on arrival o. Santa Fe train No. 81.
CO Fhane 20. OBJ. depot
LAKE FALLEE-Hulsboro and ginFsfon
auto meets aii tralns az Lake valley Wm
- 49,. l...----l9l Wv l-rAllQ
RoSW ELL-GaRRIZ0ZO car1 lease Ro1-
wei a. $50 a. N. stop 30 Minutes for
breakfast a Picacho. arrive Carrizozo 81
u g. M Car leaves Carrizozo az 40 o.
n, arrive EoEweu a. $3.50 D. m White
Line SAGE CO.
TuCCAGARI CLOFIs-LeaFs Tucumcari
I.11 a. M arrive Clovis p. m: leave
Clovis e. M. arrive Tucumcari ? n.
we pass Oh wells twice daily. Fry a
Breier. contractors
ARIZONA
MOUNTAIN AUTO STAGE LTNES-Cllf-
ton fFia Duncanl Safford- Leave Clifton.
1880 . m. daily leave Duncan. a-15 ?.
m daiiy; arrive Stafford, As D. IN daily;
fcannecting with Arizona Easterul; leave
Stafford. $500 a. IN daily: leave Duncan.
1880 a. IN. daily arrive Clifton. 1900 m
daily. Five round trips 20 Morenci daily.
three FOUND trips 70 Metcaf daily serv-
ice cars day and night Mountain Auto
co. nc. clifton. Ariz-. Phone IS.
WEST TEXAS.
MOEAHANs HUESA VISTA Mona
haas Grand Fairs. imperial Buena Visits
0swero Orient train. Fl Stockton. Al
nine. ONE DAT DAILY except Sundays
Phone or wire reserrations- z p Sweat.
Grand Falls.
aIARFA- FORT DAVIS AUTO IeaTes Fort
Davis dally and sundays a. u-s leaves
Tsrfa .. m One way. 1880; ROUND
s-in 90 q W- olTivL urlnrtef--
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-17
Grains and Provisions.

Chicago Grain, close.
Corn-May. Sissy; July. SISSY; Sept
s1.59.
Oats-llay. s5atc; July, s7zc
Chicago Provisions, Close.
pork-lIay. sST15. July. SSS15.
Lard-3fay. S20.e5; July, s2I.05.
Bibs-1lay, $3.50; July, $3.50.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-17

II CU CaNT
&PRES5 YOUR
2E4 TRY til
e9STAL Sf5TEn
ID ALNo5TA5 SLcsl
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-17

s1-2fs.74s.73
Collected. per weekly reports
Paving district No. H. 7-s30-3s
Attachments ------------- l-54s-i5
s1,1ss.557-st
Balance delinquent as per
tented statemeut----- 9s.1S7-41
s1.24s.74E7s
The following report Of cash col
lectlous FOR 1919 was also submitted.
D e ] / n o u -
taxes .s7s.s22s2
Penalties and
interest $500. l8.2al-43 eS.543.05
1873 current year
taxes ----- SLlil.o12.ef
o C Gu att on
licenses $50. S.0s0.29
Health D e p O.
licenses 49, s.202-50
HaWker licenses z.9f2.Q0
Dog licenses 1.150-00 17.594.79
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-17

MUNAHANs HI INA VISTA - Mona
haas Grand Falis imperial Buena Visits
osweFo Orient train. Fl Stockton Al
nine ONE DAT DAILY except Sundays
Phone or wire reserrations- z =. Sweat.
Grand FANS
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-17

aIaHFl- F0EI DAVIS AUTO IalTas FoFI
Davis daily and sundays a. ms leaves
sfsrfa .. "a. one way. E250s rounu
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-17

Entire state o. Texas can be covered Al
the lowest possible rate with the largest
most Thoroughly distributed circulation
10y CENTS per word sundays.
y. cent. ner -.nrI Nh.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-17


All trains arrive and depart from Union
Sstaeion. foot or san Francisco street An
arrivals and departures given N FL Paao
CT mountain standard tine
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-03

Dios'. Y aquelles honrados decla-
madores no tenfan en- cuenta Gle
Ia conquista espahola habia deia-
do la poblacion aborigen suhsis-
tente V la habfan hecho Ia base de
una serie de nacionalidades Tue
vas. y que la ~coHquista Dfa, la con-
quista religiosa, Ia conquista e
vangelica habia acabado con la ra-
"a conquistada v reservado solo,
como curiosidad de museo, unos
cuantos i1dios sin nervio Y sin mi
ciativa,
Y en- Mexico. qne favores lc de-
bemos al professionalism. lie debe'
mos la propaganda tena7, aTii:icio-
sa V anti-mcxicana de Poinsett.
que aborrec;a a Iturbide porGut
era Emperador V cat6lico, cosa
prohibida conforme a los estatutos
cuaqueros. LIE debemos esa farsa
absurda de Ia scncillez republican,
que no cs sino exageraci6n V de-
mcncia ruaqueras. lie drhcmos la
infiltraci6n de una supucsta de-
mo"racia planteada sobre Ia base
iudia y protcstante del liheralismo
V de Ia ENCYCLOPEDIA que no ha He
gado a prendcr entire nosotros Y
que de SECURE no prendera janas'
poroue esa doctrina candorosa cue
So eric al amparo b%ritinico esta
desapareciendo del mundo y, Ia es-
ta sustituyendo otra mss radical Y
mas tremeDda.'
Por ultimo lie debemos esta revo-
iuci6n carrancista, durante la cual
catorcc saccrdotcS nrot2stantes Sc
Sentaron en- los dos Congresses nlti-
mos. regidos por Wua contribution
en- que Sc prohibe 4 los minister's
lie cualquier Quito, ser electores y
clegihles, V quc puso a un obiSpc
protestantc. el senor Osuna, al
frente de la instruction publica,
cuando Ia ncutralidad ~religiOSa "
Ia prohibition de que ensenen sa-
cerdotes. son Ia base de las consti-
tucioncs de 81 V dc II.
Ahora anumcian con bombn Y pla
tillos los scHorcs reformados la
conquista ~cSpiritual de Mexico q
punta de millones de d0lares. No
ha viSto ri pals tai rosa dcsde que
desembarc6 Fray Martin de Va
lcncia con sus docc varones arosto-
licos haSta que. fue echado por cl
carranciSmo cl ultimo misionero
de la Tarahumara. Ha visto 81
p~redicldoreS. macStroS, martires.
evanccliZadoreS qTe han Introduce
do sus DOCTRINES con persuasion,
con dulzura. con eicmplo, con la
orimaS-con amor para decir-
10 de una yeZ-ahora va a G
III DUclld NutNd ucN aud gil Ids
VOICES c~atarrnSaS '. las Landlords
estridentcs de Ia Salvation Army.
Eivir para Yer.
Por ESQ me disgusta 81 protes-
tantiSmo aunque no deteste a los
p~rotestantes. Recuerdo 10 que de-
cia Sancho nj Or al diablo--cOrreo
jurar ell Dios V en- SUI conciencia:
"FaSta en- el inferno Suele haber
buena genie"
San Francisco. Cal, Sep. - de 1920
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-03
IA PROPAGANDA PROTESTANT En- MEXICO
PoRV sAADo ALVAREZ
PoR v. SALADo A

" 4 pesar de mi afan por conse-
guirla de nueyo no Ia recupero aUn
" quiza muera sin ella. No remon-
tan SUI curse los rios nj Sc rehacen
las vir&inidades.
Soy apenas un escritor meNicano
que mira la predicaci6n &c una fe
ex6tica como grandemerte peiigro-
sa para su pals, Y que deja en- su
buena opinion V fama a Melanch-
ton Y a las dragonadas, a Ia buia
Unigenitus V a Ia confession de Augs-
burgo.
Ne disgusta FL protestantismo en-
cast todas sus manifestations por
su estrechez de ~criterio, por su ba-
ia ~hipocresfa, Por su falta de senti-
do ~artistico, Y por SUI odio a 10
que vo amo mas en- el mundo, mi
naci6n V mi aza
FL cat6lico puede e buen cato
leo Y ademas pintor, poeta, magis-
trado, zapatero, arzebisp0, herra-
dor V todas otras cosaS del mundo.
FL protcstante eS antes que TODD
protestante, V 81 prescribe I'M cne-
ma como medico o bra una mesa
como carpintcro pienSa sicmpre en-
el texto que vensa al caSo-sobre
TODD 81 entrana rigor. odio o perse-
cuci0n. Tiene cl artc dc aQucllas
ingleSaS que cuenta Perez Cald6s.
cue al pintar un arb0llto o I'M a
rroyuelo sacaban una moraleia que
.llevaba ~sentenciaS de IL escritura.
RuSkin. csc principe del arte.
dedica cinCucnta amos de ST vida
y cincucnta mil pa"inaS de sus Ii
bros a dcscTibir Ia MdHdnGS dc
FIorenciG O las PiedrGS dc Fcne-
cir; rcro Gueda eternamente el e.
vangelizador angulOSo. ferreO, duro
~intClrrante que no SOLO dcsooEoce,
Sino que abomiEa con odio fcmeni-
no Q inacabable, TODD 10 que Ita-
liza tiene de mas bello. su Rcnaci-
micnto delicado V gcneroso. su hui
maniSmo fccundo. su vida inspira-
IN en- la vida antigua.
Para RuSkin no hay enemigos
IpeoreS que Miguel Angel one RAJ
fael. que Pctrarca. one Palladio
Mira en- clos diSuclta Ia eSercia
del papismo. de IN inquisici6n. dc
Ia concupiscencia, del Concilio de
Trento. de la iGmoralidad, lie In
B~abilonia prcadora. del romans
mo- del latiniSmo. rs Ia actitud dc
Lutero indignandoSe al YER Ii mag
nificencia de Ia corte de Leon X:
cS In actitud dc Judas ~Iscariote
doliendoSe dc que banen de m
@iientoS perfUmados los pies del
Redentor FL dia que llega a Roma
eScribe en- su diario finserto en-
Praeterita):
"Como lanzando IN reto 4 Ra-
fael, al Tiziano Y al Apollo del Be
levedere, ME puse Il dibujar minu-
cioSa V primorosamente los gan
chos de las v%entanas del Ghetto.
Su gusto por Venecia depende dc
que averigu6 que en- el Console de
los Diez no Sc admitfan curaS.
TambiGn me disgusta el protes-
tantismo porque false6 la histo-
ria desde eli siglo XVI AGA Y quiz
zas mucho antes. SegNn los pro-
testantcs. Espana destroZ6 no Sc
cqIantaS docenaS de civilizacioneS-
n judaica, Ia arabe V varias indi-
eenas de AmGrica;-y esa inepcia
sc ha repetido hasta por gentes que
sc creian sabias-Buckle V Draper
entire otros-llegando el primero de
clos a s%ustentar la singular teo-
ria de que ell fanatismo espahol
dependia de los temblores de Ia
TERRA que agitan continuamente Ia
peninsula.
La leyenda de Felipe II es meta
mente protestante. Felipe: malta
dor de don Carlos. principe demo
nrnta v Ehnral. Ealinn,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-03

dor de SUI esposa, Isabel de Falols
nueva Fcdra que amaba al Imam
tie desventurado; Felipe, asesino de
Escobedo; Felipe, discutiendo con
Iel Marqncz de Peza libre pensa-
dor V amigo de los flamencos; Fe-
Ilipe Demonio del Nediodia son de
|factura hugonota que eyplot6 dies
tramente las narraciones del Prin-
cipe de Orange Y del traidor Anto-
Mo Perez (Rafael P%eregrinoi.
" la inquiSici6n? Bibliotecas sc
Illerarian con 10 que sobre Ia infni-
sici6n sc ha escrito tomando como
base la infiel narration de Lilo
%rente; pero yo e%ncuentro cue en- los
tiempos inquisitoriales Sc decian e
coSaS que en- eStos qul-
zas no Sc imprimieran o diieran.
F~iguremonos ahora a Fray Barto-
lone dc las Casas, que con aproba-
ci6n V hasta con protection real,
escribi6 De unicO rOcGtiuHtS m0do
V discrti6 con el Doctor Sepuiyeda
sobrc la causa del dominic de- GS-
Daha EN- America, traSportado a
Inglaterra V hahlando de 1rlanda.
de la India V otros prohlemas asi
con II libertad que habl6 en- su
tempo. stcndria machos dfas Ii
bres V gozarfa de los PRIVILEGES
que eoz6 en- n rcortc dc Carlos W.
Rcsponda por mi el ArZohispo
ManniN.
En- cuanto Il justicias sumarias.
81 acaso. ALA Sc van unos Y otros
prCtestantes Y catolicoS. La San
Rartolome ticnc algO que enridiar
a la San Miguel Eel proccso del
arzobiSpo Carranza Y ell de Fray
Luis dc Leon por el Santo Oficio,
sen mas odiosos que Ia Qucma de
Servct por 81 rcformadcr Caivino?
ArdicroG algUnoS k~ercieS en- LIZ
ma Y en- Mexico; pero, mo sc que
maron tres veces mas bruiaS en-
una sola ciudad cuaquera de los
Estados Unidos, en- Salem. Massa-
chuSScts?
Hubo autos Gle fe en- ESDaiia:
pero. no Sc ~antrcgarOn a las la
s1aS muchaS mas @entcS en- !ngla-
terra V en- todos los nrincipadoS
alcmancS'
I%ntolerantc era Felipe II: pero,
no 10 Gran mucho mas Enrique
VIII @ Isabel?
La c~onquista cSpanola sc dcfor-
NC por los prOteStantes; los paia-
dimes que afrontaban q poder de
inmens0s imperios sc convertian
de Ia noche a ia manana en- ayen-
tureros vulgm~ 10 ncor de cada
casa. que iban a haCer c~onQulStaS
DOT In vii g%anancia CorteS. dc
Soto. Sandoval. Pizarro. CahezA
lie Vaca Quedaban rcducidos a Ia
cateeoria de .simples gambrSlnos
sin escrupulos. como 81 no huble-
ran en- mil ocasiones depiostrado
one deseaban cxtender su religion
entire los conquistados, Y como 81
los otros paises no lutheran con-
quistado por amor al oro.... y nc
siguicran conluiStando por 10 mis-
lmO.
y que ~criterio ell PROTESTANT
para iuzgar Ia conquista! Sc TO-
lnaban al pie de la letra las an
daluzadas del sevillano Padre Las
Casas, sc derramaban lagrimas de
sangre por los "seis cuent's de
animas' que habian perccido en-
LA Isla Espanola Y Sc creia Il pies
en- iuntillaS que zen los otros reinos
habfan mucrto mas dc Glen milo
mes de- criStianos c%riaturas Gle
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-03

Desde que tuve Ia ocurrencia--.no
Sc 81 dichosa o infeliz-de escrloir
m artfcuIo diciendo en- forma mo-
derada Y suaye que no slmpatiZa-
ba con la propaganda protcstante
en- Mexico, no pasa dia- semana III
mes sin que dele de reciSlr en- car
.tas. en- editoriales o en- Sueltos de
peri6dicos Y revistas, provoeaclones
= disputar. Y 70 Sc bien de que
disputa sc trata: 10 artItlrloso y
sutil del teSto, de la letra' del case,
de In fecha historical, de TODD ESQ
oue los argumentadores de ohclo
conSideran orc molido. No SECURE
II monstruo hasta su cubn porque
SOW vieio navegante en- los mares
de la discussion V cuando es menes-
fer Sc atarme al palo de mi barca
Y taparme los ofdos con cera para
no escuchar a las SirenaS que me LA
man a diScurrir sohre 81 Peoro
estuyo en- Roma. sobre Ia escatclo
gia. sobre Ia reguIa fHiei, sobre Ell
pursatorio V otras cosillaS en- que
los senores hugonotes no tiencn ma
da que envidiar a los eScolaStlcos
mas machuchos. No caere en- lazo
tan burdo.
Ante todo debo hacer ma aclafa-
zion que juzgo pertinente, va que
mis- improvisados contradlc'oreS
dan a entender que soy un PapiSta
de tomo V lolno V quiz's 4 sueldo
del v~aticano, con derecho Il entrar
a saco en- los tesoroS de Benedlcto
Nv de apropiarme de TODD ell d.
nero de San Pedro: tengo Ia des-
rracia de no ser catolico. pero ten
20 Ia felicidad de no ser proteS'
tante. Por azares one no es Gei
case ~referir' pero que puede Supo-
ner cualquiera. perdi Ia fe religiosa,
The Washington herald., 1920-06-20
Melody Us. Medicine

Wallace Reid likes music with his
pills. "Sick Abed," his new screen
farce, required him to play the role
of an invalid for several days run
uing. On the second day of his ill
ness" wallie walked into the studio
with his saxophone under his arm.
Take that away" shouted Sam
Wood, his scandalized director. mo
place for that in sick room"
Never mind" returned breezy
Wallace soothingly. I'll park It
out of sight under the bed until the
proper time comes to use It,"
The proper time" in wallace's
estimation. was when a scene was
fnished and preparations were be-
ing made for the next one. Then
the star would draw forth the in
strument and amuse himself with
jazzy airs while the carpenters
pounded and the electricians Jug
gled with the lights.
ITS a tough enough job for a
perfectly healthy man to play sick
for hours at a time" explained
wallie. without denying him music
In his rest periods. OF course, some
folks claim the saxophone isn't
music. IT'S my fsvorits instrument
The Washington herald., 1920-06-20

Brothers and Hale Hamilton have
given to posterity and the tender
care of actors under the name of
"Her Fathers House" The domi-
cile which shelters the dramatic
old gentleman from wind and
weather is said to be exceedingly
humorous, much of what goes on
in said house concerning the lighter
side Of American home life. Be-
fore leaving Chicago Mr.. Golden
handcuffed Hamilton to a five-year
contract, which binds him to give
Golden the first look at any play
which the versatile Hamilton may
crowd between the covers of a
manuscript.
Charles Dillingham; was all out
of breath when he announced that
G. P. Huntley. an English come
dian, will allow his sense of hu-
NOR to filter through the scenes Of
a new musical comedy which Dill
lingham expects to drop on Broad
way during the coming season.
The play Is by an English author,
but the music will be kept in its
proper place by the. widest kind
of an American composer. Mr..
Huntley will be starred in the new
piece, and It is promised that Edi-
SON bulbs without stint will be
used to impress this tact on the
ever amazed public.