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The Washington herald., 1920-02-11
DIAMOND LINKS GONE;
HOTEL SUED FOR $1,000

A certain pair of diamond cuff links
i. worth sl.ooo to Roger Marcheui!
He filed damage suit for tha I
amount against the Lafayette Hotel
Company the District Supreme
Court. He alleges he left the links
in a shirt in his room at the La
fayette Hotel.
When he took the shirt from the
closet the links were gone. ne says
The plaintiff is represented by Attor-
neys HoehIing. Poole, ogilby. offutt
& Inlay.
The Washington herald., 1920-02-11
Costs Shoe Salesman
SIS to Kiss Customer

New York, Feb. 1o.-A young man
fitting shoes on good looking young
women lis liable to do ANYTHING
according to the admission in court
Of a clerk who was arrested for
kissing customer.
The complainant was Mrs. Robert
Assman. 22, wife of a policeman.
After the osculatory larceny she
hunted up her husband and had him
arrest Abraham Helfand, 2I. The
latter paid a SIS fine.
The Washington herald., 1920-02-11
2 AVIATORS KILLED
AS MACHINES COLLIDE

San Antonio. Texas, Feb. 10
lieuts. Harry Brokaw and Harry d.
Smith. army fiiers at Kelly Field
were killed late today when their
planes coIlided 1000 feet in the
ais. The planes, one a German
Fokker, and the other British
pursuit machine. were completely
wrecked.
Rrokaw was an instructor. His
home Is in Barberton. Smith. who
saw overseas service, lived in San
Francisco.
The Washington herald., 1920-02-11
Spitzenberg Goes to Norway.

Paris. Feb. 1o-The treaty award
ing spitzenberg to Norway was
signed In the clock room Of the
French foreign Office yesterday.
Hugh Wallace. American Ambas-
sador. signed for the United States.
Lord Derby for Great Britain. and
Premier Millerand for France.
The Washington herald., 1920-02-11
Canada Fixes $35,0O0, 900
As Bill Against Germany

ottawa. Ont, Feb. l0.-Canadian
claims against Germany for loss of
lives and damage to property dur
ing the war now amount to more
than $4,000. .ooo. according to q gov
ernment report today.
The Washington herald., 1920-02-11
Dance Halls Get No Coal.

Paris, Feb. 10.-The council of min
listers today issued a decree prohibit
ing the sale Of coal to dancing estab-
J lnshments. :.
The Tulsa star. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1913-1921, 1920-04-24
The Millinery Department

receiving creations by from the Eastern markets right
to the minute the stock purchased by the will
doubtless be the those who bought their
those who will grasp opportunity
another at a reasonable saving
selection of flowers and ribbons will also be sold
this department
This Sale being conducted under the direct supervision
Dave Fran the Mems Man. and R Fuford of the Fuford
Dry Goods Company who bought the from Mr. Kieh You
know these well known Okmugee Business You
their without hesitation that this the greatest de
sale that Onugee has But
have take their word for Ask who has attended the
Sale.
The Tulsa star. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1913-1921, 1920-04-24
There are Shoes for every
one. Men, Women, Mis-
SeS 8nd Children

You dainty dresses and splenddy Sored
wonderfully low prices. Secure your wardrobe
Dress Shoes, Shoes Tennis Shoes
foot Sandals Leather Bootees, Rubber Boots
This Stock includes splendid line haberdashery large
assortment of dress shirts work shirts collars, hose hose
supporters and many needed ncidentals for the
There line of trunks suit and travelling There
felt and hats boys Work clothes
wool cotton and wash goods boys well wash
and silk suits for children.
As Mr. Ks bought great deal of this merchandise before
the recent advance will receive values that will
mind you of old times.
The Tulsa star. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1913-1921, 1920-04-24
The KiehI Stock Company
of Dry Goods
Offers One Of the most Wonderful Pur-
chasing ODpOrtunitiss Of the Day

You will find during this sale amazing values such did
in the old times Stock includes sheetngs musn fact staples
of all kinds gghams goods goods silks white goods
hosiery knit and muslin underwear drapees linens fancy goods
and apparel
You'll it if it. This Sale of Sales will help
deal old H. L. blow make dollars real purchas
power The Stock goods sold by June st 1t will
And those Will
pbva this sale You will buy with the thorough knowledge
that the merchandise purchased from stock that the careful
and conservative merchant Mr. K bought with the intention
continuing sell his of whom
have been patronzng him for 1S years.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-28
How To Find Your Weight
By EDNA KENT FORBES

shampoo with hot water and soap
and dry the hair. Then soak the
scalp and hair in vinegar 70 loosen
the eggs, when they can be combed
out OF the hair. There is no need to
shave the head and certainly no rea-
son whatever for shaving your brows.
storing the hair to good health. but
what it needs now, is 10 be kept cfsan
and well ventilated
3 3 =
Jane-You are about eight pounds
overweight Bobbing your hair would
be very sensible and help il to re-
cover. You can keep II fluffed out.
so that II viii be very becoming. II
II requires curling TO do this, use the
soft kid curriers', instead Of a hot iron.
Those buns over each ear are out Of
date and were never considered to be
in good taste For the pimples, watch
your diet carefully. emitting all rich.
greasy, heavy and sweet foods; take
daily baths: and try the yeast treat
ment-if this does not avail, you
should consult your doctor
All inquiries addressed to Miss
Forbes in care Of the Beauty Chats"
department viii be answered in these
columns in their turn This requires
considerable time, however, owing 70
the great number received So If a
personal or quicker reply IS desired,
a stamped and self addressed en-
velope must be enclosed with the
QUESTIONABLE Editor
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-28

and desires petting. Give me a
peroxide blond for a good time
Lonesome Brunet-It brunets are
vampss Why cant ! get a beau2
Freckies-If the brunets don't get
you, the red heads viii, SO beware
September MORRILL, say they can
especially the fat ones.
Dardanelln-Im very brunetish, but
I don't vamp. 7 don't need to
EiiEnbeth-Ihis is somewhat be-
side the point. but the Three Hounds
ought TO correct their historical data
According to Shakspere, Cleopatra
was some vampi and yet-she had red
hair.
life. I'm not brunei, but-you'd be
surprised.
5. ]. Brunet-A brunei doesn't have
70 vamp. That's nothing but movie
invention.
vamps. Because they're the most
beautiful Of the fair sex, and their
beauty Is natural
Amen-They can vamp, but they
can't always hold en-
OrnnEe-They are real vampish.
but lots Of blends get that way, too
Lord HobO-Not in this town The
only brunei vamps here are the black
cats which serenade you at night
Eat Girl-Im a brunei and, gosh
darn i, can't yamp. What is it,
An art2
/ Lovem AIFI-Brunets and blends
they all are thrilling, bring on the
Vamps, I'm waiting and willing,
Harry have yet to ses one out
side OF the movies I'm from Missouri
and you have TO show me
Larry Of Las Cruees-Listen TO
what I heard a male brunei vamp
recite.
Ny left eye IS q good little eye.
But my right ere likes 20 roam.
An Il they don't stop maxim EN- prettisr-
III have 70 ieavs my right eye home.
Sunny-It takes the red heads 70
make them fall
EnEineer-Look vampire up IN the
dictionary. Now who claims to be
one7
T'Tee-Terrible Al. attention, Buy
an anchor and throw 1t overheard. Be
sure and hang on TO it
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-28
HOROSCOPE

FRIENDLY stars rule today. accord
cording 20 astrologers-
Il Is a time most favorable 20
the activities Of women who Will
achieve important successes IN public
While whatever OF large ambition
undertaken by women should prosper
dhring this rule Of the stars, It is also
most favorable to romance and do
nestle happiness
II should be an exceedingly lucky
wedding day, for II promises places IN
the sun for the bridegroom and hap
piness for the bride.
This is held to be q most auspiclous
date for first performances Of new
plays and for first appearances OF
new stars
venus presages extraordinary
growth OF interest in theatrical az
fairs Business conditions win change,
owing % heavy investments BY bank
ers and men OF conservative policies.
Education has the best foreshadov-
ing possible. for there Is prophecy Of
increased numbers in all colleges and
schools
Improvement OF methods OF train.
ing r. again prophesied for western
institutions OF learning which win be
more than ever practical IN their
ideals.
Thrift campaigns now come under
stars that seem 10 presage interest IN
the scientific administration OF finan-
ciai affairs IN the domestic as weu as
the business world.
All the stars are read as giving as
surance OF growth in the national IN
terest IN advertising, which viii reach
absurd extremes where personal pub
LEFTY IS concerned.
Honors TO the department OF war OF
military men IN the United States are
foretoid.
A new interest n army matters Is
proEnosticated and this may be doe
to the fact that some menace to the
nation Is feared.
Awakening TO interest IN art again
Is foreshadowed for the United States.
Persons whose birthdats Il Is have
the proguostication Of e prosperoui
year with enlarged activities.
Children born on this day are likely
70 succeed IN whatever they under
taks- They have the augury OF prog
ress that rapidly reaches high places
Copyright. 1890. by The Mcclure
Newspaper Syndicate.)
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-28
ANewOne, Can WomanKeepASecret?
LastAnsuOerS In On The Brunei Query

THE vamp question is all over. On
with the dance and the next
question. Remember that from
Eve down, according to some opin-
ions, woman has not been able to
keep a secret. The funny papers
tell Us what happens when Hubby
ccnfides a dark secret TO Friend wife
and some one once remarked: "a
secret told 70 a woman is no longer
secret Now how about that2 Is
it true2 Did you ever whisper some
thing on a moonlight night2 And II
you did, was It all over town the
next day, or is it still tucked up
where ir belongs2 sIebbe you never
tried it, but have heard OF some
one who did. anyway, let the
gang know what you think about It
Make the answers short Notice that
We'd Ike to print all OF them. but
you know how scarce paper Is now.
Here's the one for this week. and let
every old fan, and a lot Of new ones
give us the dope
can a woman keep a secret7"
Shoot the results quick.
Here are the final answers 70 the
problem, Are brunets vamps2"
Lieut. L. d. Denny, Q. S. N.-Blond
men are safe, absolutely. Blond
women lou tell EN- widow
haven't the tongue
Walter sheIton-They are only safe
when they're bald
Fred BiIlings-I was never vamped;
I don't know.
John Patrick AIeCue-In the pic
lures, vamps are always brunets. but
from what I know OF the world, that's
wrong refuse to say HOW I know.
Cecil Care brunets vamps7 I
don't know, but ] love en-
Wide Awake WElie-Do blends
vamp2 Just attract their attention
and see.
King Blond-Bruneta are vamps.
There IS no question as 10 that
have lived In all big cities in the
United States and know that men fall
for brunets. A brunei can Just look
at you and in three second you'll need
some one to pick you up. know
from experience
aArdee5-Brunets are there forty
ways But, q real blond is mushy
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-28
,IoNpAY. Arersr 81. -.
THIS g a day Of conflicting forces
There seems 10 be sign point.

THIS Is a day Of conflicting forces.
There seems 10 be a sign point
Ing 70 criticism OF women. owing
70 misunderstanding OF their motives
The accusation OF deceit and double
dealing IS likely 10 he made while this
configuration prevails
The rule IS most promising Tor
meetings OF a social nature. since It
Is supposed 10 stimulats the lighter.
happier thoughts Of men ond women.
Love affairs are subject to a most
promising sway which seems to indi-
cate constancy and great happiness
This should be a wedding day in
nance that eudures.
The aged and those past youth are
likely TO be critical Of women who are
endowed with beauty and charm
A royal wedding IS foreshadowed
Tor Great Britain This may make a
memorable page IN history.
An extraordinary number Of pecu-
lar legal cases IS indicated by the
planets. These viii be tried IN the
civil as well as the criminal courts
The death Of a man prominent in
campaign work IS indicated TO take
place under dramatic circumstance.
Great wealth viii cause alarm
among the people owing to nation
wide plans for its investment and its
growing menace to small business IN
terests. the sesrs declare
Persons whose birthdats Il Is may
experience many small anxieties dur
ing the year. but they can easily sur
mount difficulties.
Children born on this day may be
rather too fond OF amusement They
should be taught not TO waste
money on empty pleasures They
usually are exceedingly clever and
lovable. copyright. 1920, by Mcclure
Newspaper Syndicate-)
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-28
STATE NATIONAL BANK

Capital. Surplus & Profits S490.OOO.OO.
Interest Paid On Savings Accounts.
c. r. MOrehead, President.
Joseph lIaECffiu. Vfce-Presfdeut.
Q. y. Baasetf. Vice-President.
George ID. Flory. Vice-President.
r W. MeAfee, Cashier.
Q. n. Nebeker, Asst Cashier.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-28
Club Markers For
FL Pnso Automobiles

Miss Buena Glider. secretary OF the
FL Paso Automobile club, has re-
ceived a letter from the firm making
the plates for members that they VIII
not be ready until some time IN
September. These plates are Of
porcelain on brass and viii be
fastened to the radiator. The designs
are in colors and are very pretty.
Every member Of the club viii be
furnished one
Want Kodak Finisning?@see Gan
dara--Adv-
ssn OH stock TO c,urtI-, 3 ce.-Adr.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-28

IF you suspect that you are too far
or too thin there are several per
fsctly simple rules that you can
follow to find out exactly what you
should weigh Here. for instance, is
the method advocated by DIT. Peters
Of California
Measure yourself standing in your
stocking feet Take the humber OF
inches over feet, which you register
Multiply this number OF inches by
81 and add 10 For instance, say
YOU are feet inches times s. =
equals $50. plus ITO; ideal weight
1851 pounds
i you are under 3 feet. multiply the
number Of inches under s feet by 8 =
and substract from 10. II, for in
stance. Won are 4 feet 10 inches. OF
inches under 3 feet, you would
multiply 2 BY 81. which is II, and
subtract that from ITO. which would
give you your ideal weight OF 50.
All weights should be taken without
clofhinE-that is. when you nave
veirhed yourself, manage to weigh
stewards the clothes you have had
on and then you VIII be able 70 1ino
out your actual weight
This is a general rule 70 Follow II
you are feet 4 inches high, for IN
stance. and are IS years old. il is nat
ursl that you should weigh less than
Il YOU are feet 4 inches, and 6re 4s
years old Tables OF statistics allow
an increase OF rev POUNDS Ior every
added 10 years in a WOman's life.
This added weight Is not necessary
If a woman is fat enough TO be
healthy. she need not necessarily con-
tinue to add flesh as she adds years
Indeed II she stays slender she viii
not look SO mature.
A Reader-Tour weight should be
about 1E8 pounds As you need only
q r---F afw or eight more pounds. WaU
Of milk each day. If you Joined q
good gymnasium such as those con-
nscted with 7. II c. A. you would
be able to keep yourself in good con
dltion, by following their course
under the care Of a director.
Leola-Your hair shows careless
treatment Stop ruffing 1t and keep
Il loose and wei aired For the trou-
be, soak the hair in kerosene and tie
m overnight In the morning.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-28

Ileola-Your hair shows careless
treatment Stop ruffiug 1t and keep
Il loose and wei aired For the trou-
he. soak the hair in kerosene and tie
u overnight In the morning.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-28

Sell OIL stock to curtIss & Ce.-Adv.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-10
"Gieps; Vemela" es el reme6o
ideal y positive para enfer
medades siguiente:

los, cata--os. afsccion9
Del puln6n-
Dolores = infiamaciones
del cst6msgo y "a dSSuc-
tora eafernedad del lstido-
ESpinillas. tistnlaS, tumo-
-cs, irrit3cione5 y aeccio-
aes del SiStema humane
Eeho entcramente de
hierbaS. no contlene arse
rico nj nercurio-
De venta en- las princi-
--1Na I-OoOys-tas- = al no n
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-10
CUENTO PARA
LOS MNOS
EL PADRE, e. HIJo Y e. sURRo

Pues senor... .eranse IN padre, an
ciano va, Y I'm hijo, demasiado mozo
todavia, que en- Ia cordial clmpa ifa
d.. IN r.0llino pasae;,baE 81 pcbrcza
y So cansancio poc cscs carinos de
Dios. Acert6 a cruzar junto al asende-
reado grupo un caminante. dotado de
exceiente espiritu crftico. tan agu0o y
a~vasallador, qae no permitfa vislum-
brar tras de ST nj Ell mas leve asomo
de compassion y menos aGn de PROPOSE
10 de ayuda, bien patente y necesaria
en- aQuellas circunsta,ncias-
iHombreI Isl seIan borricos los
tres. Pues no van a pie los muy ma
jaderos bfpedos, dispo2iendo de I'm
exce!ente cuadrIpeio para aliriarIes
q caESancio.....
Miro ell padre al niJo, = amhos al bu-
rro en- amorosa delectaci6n y tactic
aScalilniento al sabio console a2i ca
m'RaaIc.
fundamentally el padre.
i~nstaiarse q ~horcajadaS sobre el man
so pollino. que en- aquel momento
experiments 4 81 costa Ia err6nea apli
caci6n del viejo refrain: dos sobre un
asno. senal de buen ano.
No debfa parecerle tan bueno al pho
congenere de Ia ilustre burra de Ba-
laam. a juzgar por las fatigas y sudo-
res con que e. infeliz ~soportaba Ia Pc
sada Y duplicada carga, mientras tre-
paba penosamente por Ia enriscada
carretera.
I En- tan lamentable disposition halo
! al ~sIrbolico grupo IN nuevo caminan-
| ,e, no uenos suspicaz Y entrometido
Que ST. n, eetcesor en- el ejercicio de Ia
celSura-
-:Habra crueles! Dos bigardones
encima de IN pobre burro cansino que
apenas puede con Ell p~ellejo.....
Corridos y avergonzados quedaron-
Sc los improvisados jinetes asnipicos.
C-onsi6erandose REQ de flagrante delito
de r~oltronerfa, dijo Ell padre:
-SIsue Il. hijo MIC, montado en- Ell
hurcc: &c ire q pie.
Aligerado Ell burro de Ia mayor par
te de IA carga, agradeci6 Ell favor a
vivando ell paso, con fnfulas al trote
cochinero. El pobre a~nciano. renquean
do Y con IA lengua fuera, siguio, duran
te buen trecho, el t-otillo algo picado
| Gel 1u!leUlO, udSIi Q0c SoAS-S NN
revuelta del canine IN terccr caminan
te.
-ioue disparate! iHabrase visto
hiio mas desnaturalizado. e muy vi
rote holgandose encima del pollino.
mientras el pobre viejo arrastra su
miseria por estos andurr;ales. lei nun
do esta perdido! ia no hay amor fl
!iaI. nj respeto a las canas, nj reveren
cia a los que nos dieron el ser. Asf an
da todo........
Al mozo Sc lie llenaron los ojos de
lAgrimas.
-Suba listed. padre. e. c~aminaHte
tiene raz0a. 70 ire 4 pie.
FL asno fil6sofo. emulo del dc Buri-
dan. sufri6 pacientemente el Gamble
de regimen. sin opone- Ia menor pro
tesla nj manifeSIar u parecer siquie-
"a con TN humilde rebuzno.
Encaram6se Ell viejo sobre Ia albar-
! da. en- tanto que el rapaz. satisfecho
de ST mismo. tomaba IS delantera. Ii
rando del ronzal con Ia sana prescien-
cia de I'm consumado recuerco. fu-
turo conductor de pueblos. FL Ola era
Ie yerano, 81 sol t6rrido. Ia polvareda
cegadora, 81 canine pedregoso y as
nero No tardo ell muchaCho en- sentir
los efectos del ~cansancio Y "a fatiga-
En- este IN cuarto caminante da de
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-10
..EFEMERIDES MEXlCANAS..
HIDALGO DE GUANAJUATO

pios de esta revoluci6n, o verdadera-
mente al tempo de echar los funda-
menIos de nueStra Hbertad e lndepen
dencia, puse particular cuidado en- III
meZclar nj que Sc nombrara 4 V. S.
en- nuestros movimientos, temeroso de
cue 81 ell eXito no corresponds a los
santos deseos de que estabamos ami
mados, quedara v. S. envuelto en- nues
tras mismas desgracias. Anora que
las cosas han tornado I'm aspecto de-
masIaGo favorable, no temo convida- 4
V. S. a que uniendo u poderosos in
flujos. participe de las glorlas del Ii
bertador de nueStra patria.
'Solamente la noticia que tcnSa Ell
pueblo de que Y. S. sea de nuestro
mismo mode de pensar hastlra para
l~lenarlo de entusiasmo, y que depo-
| niendo algunos IGNORES de cue algu-
mas veces Sc We sobrccogido, Sc revis-
IA del espiritu de energfa que Ell las
~actuales circumstances debe ocupar 4
TODD americana.
"Dios guarde Ia vida de V. 6 muchos
amos. como desea ST. afectls!mo servl-
dor G. S. NJ. B.-Nliguel Hidalgo, CAPT
tan general de A~mtrica-Sr. Corouel
D. Narciso de Ia Canal"
Ell coronel Canal a quien esta d.
rigida Ia carta anterior, mandaba ell
Regimiento de la Reina, que Sc hallaba
en- San Miguel Ell l6 de septiembre y
fue preso por habersele creldo compli-
cado en- la revolution de Hidalgo. Sc Ie
acusaba de haber recibido orden de
aprehender Z los capitanes Allende Y
Albania ell mismo dfa Is de septiem-
bre Y de haber querido hacer la apre-
hensi6n Ia tardn del 16, cuando va los
insurgentes marchaban sobre San Mi
guel de lue habiendosele ofrecido por
varios vecinos en- Ia defensa de la
ciudad rehuso tai ayuda c impidi6 quo
Sc hiciera ninSuna resistencia.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-10

10 DE OCTUSRE DE 1S1O.-j este
dfa salio Hidaigo de Guanajuato rum
DO a Valladolid (Morelia) dejando es-
tablecida en- dicha ~poblaci6n, como he
mos indicado en- otras efemerides. una
casa de moneda y ms m-aestranza
Aunque ell Cura Hidalgo iba desen-
tendiendose POGO a POGO del nombre
de Fernando VII en- los actos oficia-
les de Ia revolution .todavla quiso cJn
servar en- las monedas V ~troqueles de
la casa de moneda de GuanaJuato Ia
e.igie de Fernando VII en- el dineto que
estaba destinado a circular en- toda Ia
region en- que operaban los independent
ties.
De Valladolid habfa partido las pri-
meras censuras eclesiasticas contra Ia
revoluci6n Y alii habia hecho sus est
dos Hidalgo y ocupado Ell puesto de
rector del Colegio de 4 Nicolas. por
II que tenia alll muchos amigos. con-
discipulos y disclpulos. asf es que ell
pensamiento de dirigirse a esa ciudad
fue seguramente ell de hacer que Sc le-
vantara Ia eXcomuni6n Y hacerse dc
mayores elementos en- armas y hom-
breS.
Como en- todas parties. al paso de las
huestes insurgentes en- su marcia ha-
cia Valladolid los ~labradores abando-
naban ocupaciones Y Sc unlan a
las fuerzas de Hidalgo.
Mientras Hidalgo Sc hallaba en- Qua
najuato hizo un viaje a algunas 20
blaciones con objeto de in
formarse de los movimientos de Calle-
ia. FL dfa 4 de octubre regres6 al pue-
bio de Dolores Hidalgo. cuna de Ia re-
voluci6n y desde allf 'escribio la siguien
te carta.
Quartet general del eiercito ameri-
cano en- Dolores, Octubre 4 de 1870
La misna atenci6n que he tenido hacia
V. S. me hizo abstener en- los princi-