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able effect on the development of
embryo chicks.
2. Ques. When did Germany de-
clare unrestricted submarine war
fare?
2. Ans. Ruthless submarine war
fare without restrictions as, to place
was proclaimed by the German gov
eminent on January 81, 1917, to begin
the following day. The United States
declared that a state Of war existed
between this country and Germany a
little more than month after Ger
many issued this proclamation.
3. I Cues. How can I prevent a
wooden garment from becoming
shiny?
3. Ans. This tendency can be
overcome by ironing the garment on
the wrong side until entirely dry, aft
err moistening it by laying over it a
cotton cloth wrung out in warm water
containing one tablespoonful of acqua
ammonia to thre pints of W~---.
4. CUES. Are Americans allowed
to visit the graves of our fallen he
roes buried in France?
4. Ans Americans are not only al
lowed to visit the graves of American
soldiers, but everything possible is
done to help them in their Pilgrim
age. Visitors to graves in remote
cemeteries are taen there in omni-
buses operated by the Red Cross bu-
reau in Paris. At Romagne, in the
department of the Mouse, where many
Americans are buried, sleeping &C
| commodations for ten men and ten
hwomen have been provided.
5. CUES. What are the salaries
of the British ambassadors in the
leading European capitals?
5. Ans. At Rome, Paris, and be-
fore the war, in Petrograd, Vienna,
and Berlin, the salaries OF the Bit
$4,000 per. year, as compared with
ST., 800 paid to the United states am
bassadors to the European capitals.
The American ambassadors are the
poorest paid of any X, such d up fSdn
$4,000 to $4,000, while those Of the
French run from $4,000 to $4,000.
6. CUES. What rules should be fol-
lowed in writing a scenario!
| 6. Ans. Scenario writer's are now
| required merely to tel! the, story OF
the play and not to give the action
scene BY scene. The detail is now
worked out at the studio The ch1et
necessity is a dramatic story two or
| three thousand words long that is
i capable Of being converted into ulc-
lures. The scenario writer oos snoulo
1T. CUES. What is the best time a
destroyer can make?
7. Ans. The U. S. A. Graham, one
of the newest type destroyers of the
navy, recently made thirty-six KNOTS knots
which is a little better than forty
vs. s. oues. What is the eTtre m 6
deDth that can be attained In dr1lllne
holes for minerals? Would it be pos
sibIe to drill twelve miles?
s. Ans. The geological survey
saws that it would be impossible &c
burrow a hole twelve miles deep or
account of the internal heat and Inc
nressure at that depth. 1t is not pos;
sibIe to drill deeper than about 1'oo'
| feet. Sc in ,,owe,
III g. Ans. The Labor Party is a,
present in power. W. N. Hughes Il
the To- prl qae5 m'n What is the religion Of
tHS % q91nqo e9vas euH 'su 0X44,n ,oE
Greek Catholic church. This churcf
is governed by synod SYNOD. OF 4be o confpo
of the Pope Of Rome.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1920-05-11
!. oman Dives in Ice FIoes
To Save $5,17 and Purse

- NEW YORK, N. Y.-Lueguia
Spottoscaglia dropped her purse
while standing on the bridge in
Flushing, Queens, watching the ice
floes pass with the tide. The purse
landed on a cake Of ice. It contained
$5.17, and Miss Spottoscaglia has
tened down to the river bank and
plunged in after it.
In a moment she was swept be-
,yond her depth and was crying for
help. A patrolman threw her a
rope, but she could not reach it. Eu-
nege Mcmahon, of Flushing, dived
into the stream, seized the woman,
and swan to the rope.
They were pulled out, and after
Miss Spottoscaglia had t44awed her.
self out at the police station and
borrowed car fare. she went home.
BY that time, 1t was thought, the
sea-going purse was in the vicinity
Of He'll Gate.
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New Questions

1. How many years has the United
States spent at war?
2. Do Catholics outnumber Prot
estatns in ireland to any great ex-
tent?
3. What is the motto of the state
of Maryland?
4. When was the first cotton ex-
ported from the United States?
5. What is the legend concerning
the Barney stone?
6, Has any of. the treasure sunk
during the war been recovered?
Z. How does the Sahara desert
compare with the United States in
size?
s. How much money was spent
last year by Great Britain for liquor?
8. What man served as president
of the United States for a day?
10. Who wrote the Declaration of
Independence?
Qusetions Anwsered
1. CUES. Will thunder during the
period of incubation kill the embryo
chick? H. H.
1. Ans. This is an old supersti-
ton and careful observations have
shown that thunder has no apprec1-
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other premiums sent with goods. SMITH
DRUG CO., Box 2, Woodboro, Md.
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After Suffering Twenty
Long Years, Georgia
Woman Takes Pome-
roy's Puratone, and Is
Not, Like Same Person.

ct would not take one thousand
dollars for the good Pomeroy's
Puratone did me-" said Mrs. Lucy
Ragansburg, who resides at Fifth
avenue and Thirty-first street, Co.
lumbus, Ga. Continuing, she said:
st had suffered about twenty
years with indigestion and stomaN
trouble and no one will ever know
the misery 1 went through. had
no appetite and the little I forced
down would upset. me and cause gas
to form on my stomach and terrible
bloating would result. The pressure
of gas around my heart was so in
tense at times I would have to gasp
for breath. / had terrific headaches
and pains in my back and sides. 1
became so nervous I could hardly
write my name, and the least little
thing out of the ordinary would
make me jump. didn't know what
it was to get a good nights sleep.
81 was treated by doctors and tried
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Bandits Get $4,000 Roll

TOLEDO, Ohio.-Three bandits
recently enticed Lay Dryfus into an
automobile, drove him to lonely
spot and robbed him OF $4,Ooo. Dry
fus was slugged and thrown from
the machine. He was carrying the
money from q bank to a cafe pro-
prietor, who was to use 1t to cash
factory workers checks.
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Cured His RUPTURE

was badly ruptured while lifting trunk
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hope of cure was an operation. Trusses did
me no good. Finally got hold Of some
thing that quickly and completely cured me.
Years have passed and the rupture has never
returned, although 1 am doing hard work as
a carpenter. There was no operation, no
lost time, no trouble. l have nothing to
sell. but will give full information about
how you may find complete cure without
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PuIlen, Carpenter, s5e-F Marcellus Avenue,
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-26
TEXAS PROTECTIVE TARIFF
ASSOCIATION ORGANIZED

san Antonio. Texas. Jan 26-That
Texas must have q protective tariff
on dressed beef. hides, wool. rice and
many other raw materials. was an
nouuced az meeting of more than
so business men OF Texas. represent
ing The leading productive industries
q the state, held here Saturday. A
Texas protective tariff association
vas Organized with r r. Russell
Of this city. as chairman. and the
association adoDted a resolution de-
claring FOR q policy Of protection that
treats all classes. sections and in
dusrries alDe- and invites the CO.
operation OF all organizations favor
ing protective tariff
The new organization is noupartisan
and aspires TO represent the produc-
ers Of Texas before congress and
wiz present ifs platform 20 both
Democrat and Republican ednven-
uons in Texas Tor adoption. said
Chairman Russell An active cam
paign Tor membership viii begin and
state convention viii be held at
Houston I'm March and permanent or
ganization effected
Col 7. n. Pryor. san Antonio; Eae-
sar kleberg. kinEsville; George J..
Noble. Houston. w =. Gage. Dallas.
g. IT. Beucini. Fort Worth; A. 81 Nc
Faddeu- Victoria, T. a. Coleman and
". T. Way. san Antonio comprise
the committee on organization
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-26
Short SnatcheS
From EUe7ylChere

Booze's place is in tie home.-New
York Tribune
And TO think we used to wonder
what we'd do for excitement after
the war was oTer.-New York Call.
why did the burglar who cook
"furs, cash. gems, eggs aud butter
want 10 bother with such rriflIng
thing as cash1-Minneapolis Tribune.
II is easy to determine what over
production is by studying that mum
Der OF printed blanks upon which the
year ISL" is found--Sioux City
Journal.
That 5.oo0.OOO.O0O- mark lottery
loan has failed The German people
have become tired taking chances
on governmental promises.-Roclzy
Mountain News.
The United States minister 70
Switzerland says that the world is
lettering. Bus not staggering 50
much as formeriy.-Cleveland Plain
Dealer.
Dempsey may get half a million
dollars to fight in France. A good
many worlds champions went there
TO fight for considerably less.-Mon-
treal Star.
Now that the commissions decision
has been accepted in advance by both
the coal miners and operators some
thing seems TO tell US the consumer
is going TO get il in the usual place
Cleveland News
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-26
Bedtime Stories For The Little ONES


& THERE had been little fal OF
snow in Woodland. near the
1 Orange Ice Mountains, where
Sammie Lttletail the rabbit boy lived
[ In burroW, or underground house
I The snoWflakes covered a smooth icy
patch on the sidewalk in front OF the
1urrOw, and Sammies coming out for
school one morning, stepped on the
slippery place
"Whee. Whit Whiff." Sammie's
feet slid out from under him, and
down he Went--k er-bunko-
ooh. what a dandy slide." shouted
Z Sammie. and the next minute ne had
picked himself up, never minding at
all about his fallen books, and he
took long run and slid over the
slipper, snowy place
Now you know. as well as I do. how
Z slippery ice is when il has a little bit
] Of snow on top And this slide Of
was so slippery as never vas Yes, in
deed,
Time after time Sammic. the rabbit
boy. slid on the slippery slide. until
an of q sudden, his sister. Susie came
out with her books under her paw
@Oh. Sammie Litt1etailr' cried Susie.
You'd better hurry, OF y0Gli be late
for SCHOOL,"
Yep. Pm going in Just a minutei
Soon as / have another slide" spoke
Sammie- And he went along so nice
~ and easily and slippery ippery like
that Susie took a slide herself.
-Oh, Sammie- rs just lovely she
said We can have lot Of fuu sid
ing after school
Just then along came Uncle Wig
Eily LonEears. the bunny rabbit gen
tleman- He and Nurse Jane FUZZY
WHY were staying at Sammia-s
house since Uncle Wiggily's hollow
stump bungalow had burned AR
Longears had been 70 the store 20 get
Nurse Jane some sassafras drops, and.
coming back. the rabbit gentleman
stepped on Sammie's slippery slide be-
fore he noticed 81.
Wheel Whit WhanE-" Down went
poor Uncle Wiggily-''Ko-biffo--
-Oh. Uncle NiggilT. I'm so sorry-
cried Sammie. hurrying 20 help the old
rabbit gentleman get up.
so am J." said susie.
That's all right. my dears, That's
all right-' said the bunny rabbit.
had rolled Off en- his fall. That's all
rigt- I'm not hurt a bit, only shaken
up But II were you, Sammie, I'd
sprinkle ashes or saWdust or some
on that slippery place. Some one else
might fall"
yes. sir. Uucls Wiggily. III do
that spoke the rabbit boy. brush
ing the snow of the bunny's fur coat
Yes that's what III do. I'm sorry
you felr"
oh. that's all right" said 11r.
Longesrs again Maybe it viii be
good for my rheumatism. But don't
forget about putting ashes on the
slippery place, Sammie-"
NO. sir, Uncle Wiggily. III remem-
ber." said the rabbit boy. But Just
then the school bell rang and Sammie
and Susie had TO hurry to their les
sons without having time TO roughen
up and unslip the slippery slide.
no. hum" said Uncle Wiggily TO
himself. as he went in the Littletal
hurroW with the peppermint candy for
Nurse Jane Time was when 4
wouldn't dream Of having a slippery
slide covered with ashes, but I'm get
ting old. I'm getting oldr
still Uncle Wiggily was happy. and
he was thinking what a nice. new
hollow stump bungalow he would
build in the spring. So he went in and
gave Nurse Jane the cinnamon Jolly
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-26

pop he had bought for her, and then
ne sat down TO read the paper.
After a while Mrs. LitrletaL who
was out in the kitchen with Nurse
Jane. said
~Oh, dear me-"
What's the matter now asked
Uncle WiggiIg.
'-Oh. I'm making a chocolate cake,
said the rabbit lady. and need ~
one more egg. Mrs Nibblewobole, the
duck lady, owes me one but have no
time 70 hop after it,
"Tl co. offered Uncle Wiggily.
IF u just skip over the back fence and
get you an egE so quick as never
So he did this. and when Uncle
Wiggily was starting back with the
egg in the top Of his tail silk hat he
met out in front OF Mrs MiDblewOb-
bie's, his friend. Gandpa Goosey Gan
der.
Come on. walk a little way with
me-" begged the Old goose gentle
man. so Uncle Wiggily did, going
back toward the Littletail house The
front way, instead Of over the back
fences
Uncle WiggiIy aud GRANDPA Goosey
were talking about new way 10 play
Scotch checkers when. all al once
from behind tree a voice cried,
-Oh, no. There they are now, III
get some good souse.' and out poH
Come on, Run,7 cried Uncle Wig
sily.
Gooseyr and the two friends ran 10
hide in Sammie Littlstairs house
Look out for Sammie's slippery
slide" cried Uncle Wiggily, as he
hoped over the 10y place i told him
to put ashes on but he forgot, ] guess"
7 can fly over IT," said Grandpa
Goosey, andche did. after Uncle Wig
gily had Jumped. and they both safe
~ reached the underground house
without falling down But what hap
pened 10 the Skeezick2
Well he didn't know anything about
Sammie's slippery slide. and when his.
feet struck the lev place one paw
went one way and the other went tho
other way, and the Skee stumbled and
tripped and slid and skfdted and
turned a somersault and a pepersauIt.
and he was so kerslostratedl that he
didn't know what to do And. OF
course, he didn't get Uncle Wiggily's
souse- nor Grandpa Goosey's. either.
guess its a good thing Sammie
dicu't unsllp his slippery slide" SAID
the rabbit gentleman with a laugh
and Grandpa Goosey said the same
thing So II the rubber boot doesn't
get full OF water when il goes swim
ming ia the bath tub with the cake
OF soap. III tell you next about Tn
Gle WigEily and Susie's rag doll
Copyright 1929. by cClure Newspaper +
Syndicate
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-26

CT SEE that the state Legislature OF
1 South CaroIiia has Up for pass
age a bin providing thai none nay
smoke tobacco OF any other substance
in cafes and restaurans during meal
hours said Edward McCloud. Il
think that Is probably one Of the first
blows the prohIbIdonists are striking
at tobacco. now that they finished
liquor I never like to see a man
blowing a great cloud OF smoke out IN
q crowded restaurant where there ara
women. However, do not think
smoking Is wrong ip public places,
provided r does not seriously incon-
Veniencs anyone In places where
there are booths I think IL is entirely
permissible. Any man who smokes
VIII tell you that the most enjoy
Ike smoke is just after meal, when
Ee can relax for time. I think IL
IS both a pleasure and help at that
time The majority OF persons who
eat regularly in cafes loiter a bit
after their meals and it is then they
smoke A bill stopping this is too
drastic and IS one that ] would con-
slider a serious curtailment Of my
rights. So long as I do not offend
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-26
By D1OGRNE BURCB


WHEN you go past graveyard. DO
w you cross your fingers or whistler
our forefathe-s brought the idea to
America that ."men whistle while
passing a EraveysrI TO keep up their
courage" and tais Old saying has
become one Of the most popular Of our
superstitions-
or course. 10 would require no more
courage TO pass a graveyard thau it
would TO pass a moving picture thea
ter OF the public library, II lt were
not for our belief that something
was liable 90 appear
1t IS said that In the time o. king
Henry VIII that worthy gentleman
who liked nothing better than TO ar
cue religion and who also had
Denchant for putting his wives 20
death was the originator OF the wills
tline superstition AS night time was
gathering on a certain fan evening
the king happened 10 be passing the
tomb OF Anne Boleyn, mother Of
queen Elizabeth AS he approached
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-26
Your Income Taxes


q. ny net income for 1919 was
SI5oa- ana n married man with two
dependents How much income tax
viii have to pays p l. =
~ Your income tax viii amount to
S-1s- To get this figure deduct fhe
personal exemption OF $1,000 all
lowed married man. plus $500
for each dependent on tire first
$4,000 OF the balance OF $500 YOU
pay AZ the normal rate 81 4 per
cent $3.50 on the remainiuc
Slle2 you VIII pay at the normal
rate OF per cent. SIS. on the
amount Of your income between
$4,000 and $1,000 you nav a surtax OF
4 percent, Ut $40. on the amount %
your income between 5000 and $500
YOU pay a surtaU OF . percent. or $50
The total normal and surtaN Isl SesS
as compared with Sf1e for 1918
Any income lax questions you NAV
wish TO ask viii he answered
through The Herald by J. A. Carvcl. g
the questions. properly siEned, are
sent The Herald
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-26
Little lnterUeWs
Says Prohibiting OF Smoking In Gates Hits Personal Rights
InhaLator Process Is Not Sure Cure For tuberculosis

body and not 10 Kiwanians alone 70
bring this convention here
Arizona favors concrete paving for
highways" said " J. McCauley. OF
Phoenix. ARK, who is in Fl Paso a
few days on business IN Cochise
county "a miles OF roads are paved
with concrete and this paving is very
satisfactory. Pima county has de-
cided to build IL miles OF concrete
highway on the Tucson 10 Nogales
road"
Herbert Hoover was a good stu
dent said 1. ". Lawson. Rio Grande
reclamation project engineer Il knew
Hoover when he was in Leland stan
ford university He and Wallace IT.
win and I were IN the same class
also ran on TO Hoover in China dur
ing the Boxer uprising. Wherever ne
was 10 be found he was doing his duty
and doing II we'll"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-26

countries. from which product rope
and tWine are made
Charles Dickens wrote Pick
wick Papers
z-Talc is a mineral o. granular.
fibrous substance and is the basis OF
common t'talcum powder
S-A stylus IS an instrument for
writing. used centuries ago before
quill and steel pens were created; tnis
name IS also given 20 the point Of
the reproducer OF talking machine.
9-The Black sea is a sea south OF
Russia and north Of Asiatic Turkey
10-HiaWarha e. an Indian. the
principal character in LonEtelow's
famous poem bearing that name
New Questions
What is a volcano
Who was the empress Josephine
Where is British Honduras.
what IS the theme OF Romeo
and Julietg
What is the eighth letter OF our
aiphabetZ Don't COUNT
6-WhE do we call lr autumn
Y Where is BerinE strait
S-What IS 2 hadger2
Slow many sides has a he1aEon-
19-What IS the capital or Nor-
way.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-26
A Line O. Cheer
Each Day O. The Year
By John KENDHICK BANGS



because a things a Mystery
II Does not destroy the Faith Of me-
There's lots OF things on sea ana
land
7 don't pretend to understand
And yet I see them plain and lat
IN spite OF that
It's so with Life and You and 1le-
We don't krow how we came to be.
But I've a sort OF faith supreme
That were not al an idle dream
And that some time long. ions ago.
Just when. or how, I do not know.
some Mind with purpose true AID
clear
Created Earth and put Us here.
And gave US life. anI luSe. ana Wiz,
To make a. fairer place ~ F.
To call IL Chance some folks daifch-.
1 can It God-and know Tn rfEut
(CopyriEht 1890. BY the 3IcClure
Newspaper Syndicate
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-26
XVIII

Answers 20 Last Issue XVII
Mark Antony was Roman
warrior chiefly famous IN history Tor
his association with Julius Caesar lie
was born SO b. @. and died 80 3 G.
2-Ethnology is the science which
treats Of the division Of mankind into
races. their origin. distribution and
relations. and the peculiarites which
characterize each
a-Bucharest is the chief CONNER
cial city Of Roumania I'm the Balkans
&c lies on the Dim howitza river
"A harlequin is "a fantastic char
acter dressed in parti-colored clothes
in ancient comedies its present usage
OF the word indicates soEatlinE Of
several bright colors as harlequin
ice cream, etc
5-Henequin is sisal hemp. culti-
waited in Mexico and other tropical
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-26
Ripping Rhymes
Wood Alcohol

on New Years pledge concerning which do not hedge
- while infe this wood alcohol when
an thirsty drink
line foaming may swig harmless
around ana sing and smile and dodge the pail
wood alcohol Strong
and liquid b1ing hits the spot when
tempting drinks which should
weakly
the road and takes them
Aaekadayl prohibition means H. Spilled
everlasting bean The law has shut off rye every day
victims diei"
Copyright by George Matthew Adams WALT MASON.