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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-09
Secrets Of The
MoOies ReOealed

n How are auto thriIIers. such NJ a
" car tumblinE over a cliff, pro
- duced9
A As most producers do not
squander money Il they can help ii,
most auto thrillers are faxed When
the high powered auto containing the
villain and the kidnapped heroine
reaches the edge OF the cliff, both the
auto and the camera stop A wooden
replica OF the auto, containing dummy
figures replaces the real car and it
is then showed over the cliff The
camera man takes a picture OF the
1al and crash auI then stops his
camera long enough so that the actors
can crawl under the wreckage- He
then taxes picture OF them crawl
ing injured from the debris, thus
completing the Illusion
O. How old f. Doug. FairbaukHf
william and Dustin Farmumf sessue
HayalSnwaf GeraI@ine Farrars Alice
A Fairbanks is 81 years old. BIZ
Farnum q and Dustin is two years
older. Hayalzawa is 81. Geraldine
Farrar IS, Alice Joyce 80
O. What all round athlete pros
DectOr and cowboy who starred in
HIS own stage plays and Is one Of
the most popular p0rfrayers OF vest
err charactcras once held the middle
weight boxing championship Of New
York;
O. Who starred In the best known
detective plnyf
A William Gillette, IN Sherlock
Holmes" his biggest stage success.
q How many picture fhenterH are
there in Paris Frances
A. About 225-
@ Who is known as the @femaIe
BIZ Hartf7
A. Miss Texas Guinan-
O. WEO made his reputation by a
portrayal Of country hoy chHracfersf
A. Charles Ray.
@DoubHngs viii be among the
interesting questions answered in
this column in the next fssues-
Copyright7 1920 Thompson Fea-
ture Service.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-09
Prohibition DriUes Busch
Heir TO Banking Business

St Louis. No.. April e.-Prohihition
has driven August A Busch. jr- p
year old heir to millions derived from
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-09
Oldest City Marshal,
80. Killed BIZ RunaLpau

Effingham, kan, April s.-Glenu
Rousey, so, believed TO have been one
Of the Oldest city marshais in the
state, was killed here q few days ago
when he attempted 70 stop q run
away team OF horses.
Losing his gripAon the bride rein
Of the nigh" hotse. Rousey fell to
the ground and the loaded wagon
passed over his body. crushing his
chest and and fracturing HIS skull
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-09

When Ironing move the iron WITH n
weave Of thu goods ard Iron untn per
fsctly dry
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-09
Specimens of Flying
Reptiles Found in Kansas

Lawrence. Mass. April .q.-Speci-
mems Of the largest flying reptile Of
the Kansas world some 5000, 600
years ago, were dug up recently in
the FOSSIL beds OF the state by Handel
T. Martin. curator OF the Kansas uni
versity.
name OF pteranondou by scientists.
They describe It as having q wing
spread OF from is TO % feet, small
body, slender hind feet and stump
tail
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-09
We TOWNE GOSSIP
4 Registered

AND L was hungry.
AND LIKE boiled eggs
AND RECALLED a story.
ABOUT AN egg
AND WAS telling It.
WHILE I peeled the egg.
AND A part OF the story.
Is TO take the egg
WHEN THE shell Is Oft
AND BITE it IN two.
AND 50 I did.
AND THE egg was badi
AND THERE I sat
WITH HALF Of the egg
INSIDE NY mouth
AND EVERY eye.
IN THE picnic crowd
TURNED STRAIGHT on ne.
AND YOU can finish the story.
ANY WAY you Ike.
I THANK you
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-09

the famous Busch breweries. into the
's0rdid" banking business.
Young Busch held a position IN his
fathers brewery here until the "dry"
amendment disrupted the profession
OF producing beer with a foam
Several weeks ago he obtained a po-
sition with the Gravols bank, OF St
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-09

Louis county. and has been working
steady since
]. Harry Brehme, cashier OF the
bank. declared that young Busch was
one Of "his best clerks" and was as
regular as "a clock"
Busch declares he is going 70 take
a shot" at everything in the banking
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-09

IT WAS blossom time.
IN THE valley
AND I was invited.
TO a neighbOrhood picnic.
WHICH Is always held
AT BLOSSOM time.
AND WE drove around.
THROUGH NILES Of blossoms.
AND WENT up on a hill
AND LOOKED down
AND AWAY across.
TO THE other hills.
AND THE roads were ribbons
AND AL Of the orchards.
WE'RE GREAT big rugs.
AND ALL Of the houses
WE'RE JUST toy houses
SET DOWN on the rugs.
AND THE automobiles
on THE ribbon roads.
vr-r-r,r- rr1rrr = So 49,
THAT CHILDREN wind up.
AND THAT run around
AND AWAY IN the distance.
WAS A little toy church
THAT RAN up in the air.
TO A little toy steeple.
AND WE looked at It all.
FOR A little while.
UNTIL SOMEBODY said
IT WAS picnic time
AND WE all drove down
TO THE foot OF q hill.
WHERE TABLES were laid.
WITH THE picnic food
AND THEY sat me down.
AND 4 paper plate.
JUST IN front Of ne.
HELD HARD boiled eggs
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-09
DIES AFTER HEARTY MEAL.

appetite like q Siberian wolf J. W.
Fcutch sat down to a hearty meal
When he got through he got up IN
satisfaction A few minutes later he
dropped over dead A coroner's jury
said palpitation Of the heart was the
cause.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-14
NOVEL FLOWER BOX

Those urban dwellers whose flow
or gardens are limited TO the con-
venuOnal window box variety, are
usually interested in making the
most of their endeayOrs in this di-
reCtion. and enjoy finding q new
type which will vary the monotony
of those seen on every hand. one
exceptionally pretty set of boxes,
which happened TO be placed in the
windows of a corner apartment, and
which gained in effectiveness be
cause Of the sweep OF line thus per
mltted them, were Of a deep green,
relieved by generous trimmings of
snowy white \ row of narrow white
wooden palingS. sharply Iointed at
the top. was arranged side by side
along the box in such a way as TO
allow some Of the green to peep be-
tween for contrast. Four slender
white supports, two set at the end
OF the box and two placed slightly
on the outside of the normal divid-
ing points OF the top line. so as 10
give the effect Of an arbOr. were
connected at the top by a horizon
tai row OF short white palings. fas-
tened together ladder-like. and
which formed the roof OF the tiny
pergola Fresh looking vines trailed
about the supports and grew over
the upper palings, while others ran
riot from the soil amidst a fame OF
glowing geraniums. The contrast Of
the greens, white and geranium was
unusually attractive. and can be du-
plicated with a little skill In wood
construction work.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-14
SIBERIA CALLED
HERMIT REPUBLIC
Noted British Author Gives
Interesting Account of Trip
Through Country.

LONDON, March 13.-Liberia is
truly a hermit republic, writes Alan
Bourchier Lethbridge. author and
traveller. in the Daily Telegraph. The
country. he adds has no roads, no
railways. no telegraphs no steam
boats on its rivers nor any practical
emploitation of its wealth.
Lodgings in Monrovia, the CAPT
tai. virtually do not exist with the
exception OF one place. which is con-
Quoted by the mayor. This man is
an enterprising negro of North Car
DINA. who besides attending to the
duties of the mayoralty and conduct
ing his hotel operates an ice plant
and an ice cream parlor which for
mally were German property. From
these latter his profits are said to
be gigantic He also has some
thing TO do with the pOstoffice" and
is a police court magistrate.
"In fact" says Mr.. Lethbridge.
this remarkable man, starting from
nothing, has made himself a Rookie
Teller Of Liberia"
In Monrovia, says the traveller,
there are no horses. motors, rick
shaws or other wheel vehicles; no
street lighting no drinking water
and not infrequently food supplies
for the European colony run out and
strict ratiOning is enforced until the
ship arrives.
Unless the % members Of con-
gress appear at parliament houses
properly attired in a black frock
coat, patent leather shoes. white
waist coat and top hat they are
liable 10 a fine of s.. The Their
mometer sometimes registers 10 in
the shade
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-14
MISHA WAKA NE WIS
COMMUNITY CENTER
TO OPEN u EDNESD4Y

Mishawaka's first community cen
ter. at 112 r. Lawrence ST.. has
been conn lcted and will be opened
"Wednesday evening under tho aus
pieces OF the local Red Cross chap
ter. a splendid program Will be
presented az 100 o'clock Ad-
dresses viii be given by Alex Langle,
Of south Bend. Rev. Or. =. Earle
Parker J.. T. Graves. II. r. Strubbe
and Mrs. s. y. Bauer. OF Mishawaka.
The teachers will be introduced 70
the members of the club. Musical
selections will also be part OF the
entertainment
Jordon Shearer. G.. ". Kibby. H.
T.. Strubbe Mrs. Harvey W Jones
and Mrs. Bauer viii teach English
three nights week. Monday.
Thursday and Friday, and will as
sist the men and women OF the for
eign community 10 obtain their Citi-
zcnship papers. The alternate
nights viii be for social gatherings.
featured by addresses and music.
The men of the club have assisted
In putting down the floor. erecting
the stage etc.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-14
q. o. p Press Shoes Party,S
Hand and Purpose in Getting
EdWardS Into Primary Pace

agreement not to file the name OF
Mr. Marshall. Then they announced
that the McAdoo petition would not
be filed and they agreed that the
filing Of the Marshall petition was
necessary 10 safeguard the Indiana
delegation against a pledge for Ed
wards by default
The failure 10 file the McAdoo pc
tition avoided a primary fight be-
tween the only two men who could
possibly obtain the support OF Indi-
ana voters. II left Mr.. Marshall
free to carry out his pledge Of an
uninstructed delegation from Indi-
ana and placed him in the position
of an interested party with the legal
ability 10 contest the republican pc
tition for Edwards.
Would Stigmatize Democrats.
The republican press is now de-
claring that the filing of Edwards
name means "A wet and dry fight
in Indiana, thereby disclosing the
purpose OF selecting Edwards as the
candidate whom they wished inject
ed into the state.
Mr. Marshall will obtain the sup
port Of the democratic party in Indi-
ana at the primary for the reason
that the party is absolutely against
the return OF the saloons n for no
other reason. Edwards will not en-
nance his political chances a little
bit by permitting his name 70 stand
in the Indiana primaries and il is
not expected that he will long per
nit its use in the interest of Indi-
ana republicans.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-14

INDIANAPOLIS. March 10
Democrats generally are awakening
TO the fact that injection or the can
didaCy OF Gov. Edwards into the
Indiana presidential primary was a
political trick engineered by repub-
leans and blocked for all practical
purposes by the united action of the
supporters OF both Mr.. Marshall and
Mr.. McAdOo.
The evidence that the petition for
Mr.. Edwards was conceived and
partly executed by republicans is
overwhelming Inspection OF the
petition form used reveals that IL is
an exact duplicate OF the form used
by Hiram Johnson supporters IN hl-
ing the Johnson petition in Indiana.
Investigation dlsCloses that a con-
ference was held at the Grand hotel
between two men on the payroll of
the republican organization and sew
eral others. who Immediately be
came interested in circulating the
Edwards petition. Inspection Of the
petition disclosed among those who
signed it first the namc of a newspa-
per writer who has always been re
garded as a republican and who has
heretofore been employed by the re-
publican state organization to take
part in ultra party plots such as
this.
&. o. II. Press Active.
The large amount of publicity
that has since been given the Ed
wards petition, by the republican
controlled press OF Indiana is also
indicative OF the source OF the move
ment, and the covert threat Of a
party split in event its legality is
attacked has aroused considerable
antagonism 10 il among democrats.
The republicans who engineered
the Edwards petition knew that an
agreement had been made between
the McAdOo and Marshall support
ers in the state not 10 enter either
candidate in the primary except il
became necessary 10 do so TO pre-
vent the pledging of the Indiana
delegation TO any other candidate
They doubtless believed that with
the entrance of Edwards they could
force both Marshall and McAdoo to
get into the primary and cause a
three-way fight that would embitter
q large number Of the f. LENDS Of
both Marshall and McAdoo. Hence
their 18th hour effort to inject
Edwards name
Explains Their Failure.
Their pitiful efforts to make 1t
appear that the supporters of Mr.
McAdOo were asleep" and allowed
Edwards and Marshall 10 put It
over them" are only an attempt to
explain their failure TO create a pri-
nary fight among democrats.
AS a matter of fact. il was the
McAdOo supporters who first discov-
cred the Edwards petition on file.
They notified the Marshall support
ers and released them from their
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-14
DISCIPLINE CASES
TO BE HANDLED BY
NEW SCHOOL COURT

EVANSVILLE, Ind. March
12.-JOhn .. Chewing, principal
OF the Central high school, has
submitted to the pupils. for ap-
prevail a proposal to establish a
court. composed Of students. TO
handle school discipline cases.
Plans for the proposed court
have been worked out by Mr..
Chewing. They call for a num-
Der of monitors, elected by the
pupils. to be placed in charge
OF the study halls. When these
monitors find an infraction OF
school rules, they are to lodge
charges against the offenders.
who are tried by a council of
five. The council is to be com
posed of pupils. three of whom
are elected by students and two
selected by the faculty. Sepa-
rate administrations are pro-
posed for the boy and girl stu
dents.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-14
MANY APPLICANTS
BESIEGE PREMIER
Communication Sent by Lloyd
George Brings Avalanche
of Housekeepers.

LONDON. March -. - Premier
LLOYD George has been bcsieged at
his official residence. 10 Downing St,
by large number Of would-be
housekeepers attracted there as the
result of "a joke with moral per
petrated by an organization OF
women clerks and secretaries.
Hundreds of mem bers Of the or
ganizatiou have been dismissed of
emplovment i'm government offices
as post war activities have ceased
They have protested vigorously
through delegates who have tried
unsuccessfully TO interview Mr.. Lloyd
George. In answer TO their last
communication the premier had the
following addressed TO them:
THE prime minister says there
can't be very much in this talk of
women finding it hard TO find en-
ployment He has been trying for
some time 20 get a hOusekeeper for
80. 10. and he can't find one who
wants the situation
Dorothy Evans secretary of the
organization. Immediately called
several employment agencies by tele-
phone. The proposition appealed TO
many applicants at the agencies FOR
IL isn't every day that a woman gets
a chance to work at the famous No.
10. Soon the austere dOorman at
the official residence was opening
the door not 10 higher-hatted poll
ticians but to "a number Of women
i'm all stations Of life brought by
servitude.
The doorman reported to n secre-
t9Ty. the secretary 10 the prime min
lister and in a short time the secre-
tary was on the telephone telling
the agencies TO call off the applicants.
And the prime minister has not yet
obtained a suitable housekeeper.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-14
SOCIALIST PARTY
OF SWEDEN MAKES
VITAL DECISIONS
Internal Party Upheavals
OvershadOw Resolutions in
Importance at Conference.

STOCKHOLM. March 13-Adop-
ton Of prohibition platform. by a
vote Of us to 100, and passage OF
a resolution in favor OF the separa-
tion OF church and state. We're two
OF the decisions taken by the Swed-
labors here have just come TO a
close.
These decisions. however. were
Overshadowed by internal party
upheavels which lasted throughout
the congress, much 10 the JOY Of the
bolshevlst and other extremist fac
tions. as well as of rival political
parties
Profitecr Accused.
During the economic crisis, prof
iteering reared its head in Sweden,
and several leading socialists were
alleged 10 have been connected with
companies accused Of making eX-
cessive profits. Whereupon. a cry
was raised 20 read all Of them out
Of the party.
Hjalmar Branting. eX-minister Of
finance and leading socialist, de-
Tended G Kallman. f~rmerly chair
man OF the ways and means COM
UllLIef. amer tkHutUs lOt llLtl -
minister Of education, Herman
Lindquist. president OF the second
cham Der and Sen. G. G.. Magnusson.
burgomaster Of Stockholm, in re-
spect to certain charges brought
against them.
Ministers Resign.
Last November Kallman. Ryden'
and also the Liberal minister, AXel
Schotte. resigned their offices. Now
in consequence OF the action taken
by the congress, Ryden gives up his
seat in the senate. and burgomaster
Magnusson, although popular with
all classes in Stockholm, retires ana
will no longer sit on the numerous
municipal committees Of which he
was a prominent and active member.
lie will also Icy down his senator
ship.
Herman Lindquist alone weathered
the storm. He was chairman OF a
company called the Arbeterbraenslc,
which imported coal and coke from
Germany during the war through
Parcus. the German socialist finan-
cier. Branting succeeded in having
Lindquist retain his seat as presi-
dent of the second chamber.
The socialists are sure Of retain
ing their numerical superiority in
parliament at least until after the
general election next october.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-14
London Y. w. Cares
For Russ Children

The Russian relief committee in
London is 5esieged daily by RUS
sian refugees who are enrOute to
some new land where they can
make "a fresh start. but who are in
desperate need of food. clothing
money. advise, or all four. TO help
them on their way. Miss Elizabeth
Curtiss an American Y. w. c. A.
secretary of Russia. has been work
ing with the relief committee in
London ever since she and the other
American women We're evacuated
from Archangel last September.
Miss Curtiss returned 10 America
late in January.
All sorts of Russian families pass
through the offices of the relief
committee. according 20 Miss Cur
tiss Not long ago three children,
two sisters and their brother. ar
rived alone from Nladivostok. They
said that their father was an Eng
lishman and their mother n Russian.
but that they had not seen or heard
from either of them for more than
two years. These three had been
among the thousands of children
who were gathered together in Pet
roErad and the surrounding terri
tory when the bolsneviks threatened
that district. and sent up 10 Nladi-
VOstok for safety When the bOlshe-
visit peril grew. IN stead of lessen
ing their parents had no way OF
setting TO these children Gradual
~ they got out of touch with them.
The children had no way OF com
munlcating with their parents-they
had no one to look out for them.
Details Are Vague.
The details OF their wandprings
for the next two years are extreme
ly vague. They seem 60 have chung
together. several thousands of them,
like "a herd of small animals. They
slept wherever they could. often in
box cars or I'm open fields. At last
this tall some seven thousand boys
and girls We're collected by the Red
Cross and the Y. W. G. A and
housed i'm barracks ON an island near
Nladivostok They had tegenerated
I'm many T SpectS TO the manners OF
uarbariaus. Although many Of them
came from The finest families in
PetroErad they showed little effect
Of their careful upbrinSing. Their
two years OF living ike Savages had
LEFT them undisCiplined and unCouth.
These three children were sent
from Nladiv0stOk TO London. how
ever. and were never in the colony.
They had been two months on the
boat which brought them They had
survived their years of wandering
with less degeneration than most
of the other children. The older girl
who is now Il years old. had ap-
rareatly managed 90 keep the three
together and 90 preserve TO some eX-
tent the standards Of their family
None OF the three spoke anything
bat Russian-fhey knew nothing Of
their relatives in EnEland-they
were decidedly vague as 20 who had
sent them ON from Nladivostok and
why. At length the Y. w c. a. sue
ceedod i'm finding an uncle eff theirs
i'm England. who is 90 take charge
~ them until some word can be re-
CCivc5 from their parents in Russia
-if. in fact. they are still alive.
II takes several trained nurses.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-14
FORNTR RESIDENT DWS.

Word has been received that Paul
Hewitt. former resident OF this city.
d.od 40 North Ryamer Colo. where
lc was superintendent OF the pub
lie schools tie was q graduate of
tur Mishawaka high school and is
q son OF Rev. Il. r. Hewitt. now OF
North Adams. Mich. formerly pas
tor of the First Baptist church
here. lie Is survived 10y his wife.
and "a brother, Dr. Homer Hewitt.
OF DeAlott Ind
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-14

The management of the Lincoln
theater has secured an unusually
fine bill cf pictures for the coming
week. ON Monday. owen Moore will
appear in 'PiCadily Jim Geraldine
Farrar is starring in The World
and It's Women" on Tuesday and
"Wednesday Americas faVOritc
Mary Pickford i'm "CaTtain Kid.
Jr.. will be the attraction for Thurs
aav and Friday
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-14
Man in the Street
1coNTINUED FROM PAGE TEN

~ MN Az r. EN-
"A child except on the premises. The
oid-tme teacher was able 20 land
on the premises or anywhere else,
Tor ne was no respector Of anatomy.
more complete diagnosis Of the
situation shows that the heart OF
the world is not broken as the presi-
dent feared, but it's head has gone
bloOey.
Another sign that things have
changed Is. we were az the station
yesterday morning and saw the ticket
seller smiling at the purchasers.
Tn this wild and wooUy age it
doesn't take "a bride more than three
or four weeks 20 get cuss-broke.
III we behave ourselves and at
tend TO business Mishawaka f. bound
10 grow says Melville vs.. Mix.
president Of the Fellowship club
That's mouthful and states the
whole situation in - words It's
job Of acting sensibly and thinking
and doing. There's nothing else TO
10.
hotel porter i'm New York has
leased a hotel. IL promises 10 be
q round OF the walters and porters
acquiring the hotels and employing
their old bosses in order that tho
latter may get money enough 20 be-
come propTietors again.
The safe plan for the average
American city TO pursue is to know
In advance that 10 will not be salts
fled with the census. Much temper
may be saved by framing up the ac-
customed roar for prompt use and
then forget it.
We suppose South Bend viii show
larger population than MishaWaka.
but TIE supreme quality and amaZ-
ing spirituality of Mishawaka' IS
people viii never be equaIed by
any other community In the world.
j. Alvin Scott in his spiritual COM
uunicatiOGs to friends i'm the city
stresses the point that the churches
in ST. PETERSBURG Fla. are crowded
az the sunday services. tie forgets
90 mention. however. that one of
the ministers has installed Jazz
band in his church To is getting
so in st. Petersburg we are told.
that "a church has TO adopt devices
10 make people feel devilish i'm order
10 get them TO attend church
Mary Pickford says she will never
marry again. Oh. shucks. Mary
Don't take on SO. The violet still
blooms I'm the depths of the valleys
and il will unfold again i'm its season.
old Georges Clemenceau 70 years
old. ~ going TO marry tomorrow.
Col Dan Morgan Smith didn't win
this war any too soon. Else. the
war euGeu before the old Tiger got
enough fighting.
Tn harley Mills New York. an old
couple Of 109 and 1O4 respectively
showed tho young folks how 20 do
The shimmy. And we suspect the
old lady wore one. too.
South Bend seems To- be leading
iu marriage increases since Jan. ].
South Bend women evidently know
their leap year rights and, knowing.
dare maintain.