El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-16

/ tanned control. he went TO higher hon
/ ors and responsibilities. For the work
/ Of parliameutarian he prepared him
I self by study Of parliamentary law
and his fitness and fairness is IN
questioned by members Of the house.
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While Chicago was wen filled with
delegates, the hotels we're not as well
filled as some Of the delegates Some
| Of the hotels reported vacant rooms
on Wednesday. while at past national
conventions. they had slept 'em on
| the tables" Il was asserted. Not cot
l in a hall was seen this time.
Irwin Cobb asserted that while
Il WAS dry state we were in and
the supreme court had just de-
elnred the 18th amendment con-
stitutiOnaL nobody had to walk
over two blocks to get any sort
OF n drink
Abe Martin was more impressed
with the women delegates than any
thing else. He says he doesn't be-
| lieve any OF them will ever make
good politicians as he did not see one
OF them trying to spit at crack IN
! a tiled floor.
welcome Stranger" is one OF the
shows that entertained the delegates
to the convention and IS still enter
tanning ChicagOans and their visitors
It is by the same author as Friend
! " Enemies and features Jew, who,
coming into a small town. has to
overcome the sentiment against his
race and does il satisfactorily
It IS the equal OF Friendly
Enemies in every respect
The Jew begins reading Christian
Science literature that he finds IN a
hotel. and he recommends some Of
the sentiments later to an acquain-
lance.
EWhatg Are you a Christian
seientistes asks the Acquaintance
ssNO. just n Jew Scientist. will
ing to take anything thar IL
EOOd,- he replies.
He is promoting a company and has
traded stock in the concern to a lot
OF people for supplies. Telling his
partner Of the stock transaction, he
says: a lotta people in this town
now have a hoping interest In our
company"
Il is an electric company and when
one crowd refuses to have anything
to do with the proposition because
OF his religion. he says: There they
20 mixing religion with electricity
They won't use electric light because
Tn an Israelite-"
His little daughter IS coming out
from Boston to join him and he ex-
presses worry about her
HDOn't You believe in GOdf"
asks his friend.
"Ges.T says the Jew -nul
haven't any faith IN the New
York. New Haven and Hartford.
His stock OF merchandise IS de-
strOyed by fire Later the man VINO
burned him out cOnfesses and asks
forgiveness
why. you are not my enemy; you
never done me no harm, SAYS the
Jew: " you was my friend. I had IN
A committee was explaining the
prejudice for Jews in the com
munity.
feEvery community e. that way At
first; then 81 fOIerafes thems then
81 likes thew and then II misses
them when they are not around"
He IS an optomist through Il all
You never can tell what Is going TO
happen he says; az one lun .l,5l,1. =. =
herring goes 10 sleep in the MIDDLE or
the ocean and wakes up in a delica-
lessen store"
Chicago IS not going 70 permit the
sale OF near beer or imitation beer IN
drug stores All places offering beer
substitutes for sale must pay
license OF $500 a year and receive
permit from the license bureau Just
as was necessary for the sale OF
LIQUOR and real beer when the country
was tolerant
as sEaIoous3 for the exclusive sale
Of near beer and kindred drinks
were IN existence when the su-
preme court placed Its o. x on
the VoIEfead act. II f. stated that
thousand OF these VIII 30 out OF
business now. ns they we've just
changing on waiting and hoping
for fheluef TO be declared legal.
Under the new ruling dance halls
must close early-at a. m--but
cabarets and "refreshment parlors,
which is what the near beer saloons
are 10 be called. viii be permitted
to stay open all night.
= = =
The Greenwich Village Follles"
are here for a summer run from New
York.
They are 'just fair" like all the
rest OF that New York revue stuff;
Must I sinE7" asks a girl, as she
enters and applies for a position IN
when fha manager tells her she