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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-23
Ell CRISANTEMO VERDE

. En- IN eEirico SueHC. "nvUelto CT
un pliegue dc orc de un& noch" nj
pona. sonambulo de amor. escale los
tardines imperialcs Dc Toxic, "ircul-
dos dc altos muros. ~fulgvuteS de aZu-
lejcs armoniosos. .
wi de lejos. Sobre una eScalina
Ia marmGrea- la silueta del centiue-
Ia. inm6yil. cor q frma a. brazo. CO.
mo una serene figura Decorative. "a
mine. ell S~ilencio. h4cia @l....Pasea-
base ahora y 81 Sor-hra orrIha Ge unO
a otro lado en- fucas lentls. NIc pa
rpci6 enorme Y fantastica. Alargiba-
Sc Y ~escoGiaSe de una doloro-
81. Yo 10 tuvc l&StirOa a aCuelld SOM
hra dc una vida que lUe-O dcS2pare-
ceria IN Ia gran sombra etorna. Dos
yeces. on Uu claro de iuua qua Semc-
iaba una tunica de plata. Ia mancha
negra 50 6etUvo. como i advirIr;
cue ,e sccuia Ia Muerte..) De i'm
! proyiSo llecu6 a.Su lado y - mIre VI
segundo. Solament~ un segundo. y
| sntes de Que me i"rribara dc TN tIru
lie clava uu uunal en- q corIZjn. y
IN gcn:do. Cavh de esuoldgS or M
an-ulo de Ia Grarieria. Y Gued"Se mi
irando con su SOLOS sin !U2. con una
.xtraht mirada quimtrica el waste
! ahismc del cielo. cOnstc.ado de JAZZ
mines a~ncGhcos. Y 81 Sonbra -
| borrG de Ia terra.
Pas" ~catouces, fucazrncnte. por Il
| eXtensa galerla de los i~nvernadero:
! del Mikadn. Cruch ur arCplio hosGue
, % laurelcs ' llegua al miSterioso lu-
| ar del iardin Ell d"nde ahrcn sus
! calices. q Ia tris;o luz lunar, los SrI'
lytrt"moS fahulosns. -
Sin respiri." ap"nuS. sin apen1S 20
car 81 suelo con. n p!anta. DEF" a mis-
pupilas rmbria-arSe con JOS matioeS
! brillantes Y mul-.0ios dc las flores
s.gradas. Unas erur bermejas como
boca< SensualcS: otrtS amarlI!"S:
! hlancas. azulcS. vioiCt&s. Las w. al
! fu!gor de las cStrclias. mejor 'lle "n
Memo Ola. SobrH suS t2lloS lrradiaDal
como luminosaS m~ariposaS fantasia
COS. Pero mi ~coraz6E. que Sait>ha CO.
mo un pajarc. cmpcz1ha a Senur
una :usilita augusta, no Vicndo entire
s1I,s q L. rnica flor s~1brchG:nana. ~
divine cr!santemo verde. 10 mirt 4!
fin on Il cen;ro de un peGucH" c'rcu
10 de- H,=nudos arbustcS: y. al acer-
carme q Il, temi que IA em"c!dn NE
fulminara. Yacia on Ut magnifi"o ia
IRON de p6rfido y Sus h"jas eran como
nurales. OstentabI n so!a tlor de
IN ~profundo Uatiz metalico, \ Su
~alrededor r~evolaban ~alsunas lUcierne-
-as. hacieuLola refulgir q~uimerlca-
mente.
Con aano profans cort@ a4uella
ex5tica rosa de fabuIa Y salt con paSo
| ligero de los jardines. seguido por las
pupilas cristalizadas del centine!a, !
Dor su sombra difunta....
En- el camino desierto me detuve a
a orilla de un lago de aguAs si!en-
iosas y BORE una gotta. de sangre,
H.. cual un rub[ tr6mulo. b7illaba
| ;obre un p&talo del divine criSante-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-23
Ell CANTO DE- RUlSENOR

Ell Ruisonor cantaba. Al coEllenZo
fue una explosion de algeria melo-
diosa. un chorro de arpegioS faclles
que Sc d~espehaba como IN son'do de
perla:, rebotantcs como ei CRYSTAL de
un arm6nico.
Primera pausa: en- seguida eieVoSe
un trino de agilidad maravilioSa, OK
traordinariamente ~Sostenido, del gu"
Sc d~esenlazaban como n enersui;-
de ensueno un archaic dc a.or I'm
desafto enviado n un rival desconocI-
do. Segunda pausa. Despuss de un
lena de tres notaS. dc una expression
interrogadora iesarroll6 Ia cadena dc
sus ~var!aciores ligc:as. modulaGa
como una delgada flauta de cana o
IN caramillo de. pastor.
Tercera pausa. FL canto SC torno
on algeria: sc hizo lingnioo como un
~suspiro. d~esmayado como una queJa'
tr.iuio IA j~risteZa dc un a So
'~litario la dcsolaci6n del deseo. dc Il
esperanza irrealizada: llarn6 IN lila
mamierto final. desoido. punzante GO
mo un CRITIC de augusta y sc extih
gui6.
Ora naalsa mas ~prolongada. Entoh-
ca Theron acentos nuevos que no
,.r.cian brorar de la misrna garGan-
"a. y Gran una vcz humit:antes' tH'i
dos imploradores. V eran otras SEINE
iantes a murmullos de pdJaros rec1eH
nacidos. adi6s de p~eQuen"s sorrioneS'
Ircso. con eSa fle?;ibiiidau adihIfa
b,e estos acertos Sc ransforfnaroh Ell
~, .urhi6n de notas cada Vez mas
c~omnacras. que deslumbraban en- ems
,,o-rotaos de trinos: vibraban con us
TnrIos ~ofuscantes ductiiizaoan en- pc
,iodos audaces. descendant. Sc e'e'"-
hon an,azsbanse en- altCras PROOF
gioSas. .o-
~ cantor Sc embriagaba en- Su can
N con pausas tan breves' que ue
;ahop p las notas apenas el 1ienlpo
a. extirguirse. esparcia 81 su c'n'
h-;a,e,ez en- una rneiodia sin cesar
variada, apasionada Y languida- ro'a
:. vihrante. ligera y grave ehlteIoi :
+.da de pronto por debiles GeTaidos '
sipl;cas quejumbrosas, de pronto po'
S-,scos ~asrebatos ltricos, Q supre-
mas abjuraciones.
FL iardin mismo parecia escuehaI,
81 c;alo parecia i~nclinarse soore q
noata invisible. que derramaoa aaue'
lbs rorrentes de poesia Y lae iiofes
tenian una respiration p~ro1unoa
lenciosa. ,,.NN,lNzI6
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-23

EStamos en- Ia epoca de IA GAIA, er
Ell castillo de Bonneville.
FL otofo era lluvioso y triste. Y e
bosque estabal humedo como una sala
de b2nos. hasta el punto Dc que los
cazadores regresaban por Ia tards =;
castillo empapados de aqua y rendido:
de fsEiga.
Despues de conner Sc jugaba a Ia
~loterla en- Ia sala principal y d veccS
So referIan curiosas historias.
Los C~azadoras narraSan sus aNen.
turaS cineSeticas, sin que las mule
res descubriescn en- sus relatos ras,
go alguno de imagination que logra
IA diStraerlas hi divertirlas.
Cierta noche ib&n los contertulio:
4 renunciar Il este paSatiempo, Guam.
do una ~joven. n dar la mano a una
anciana que Sc hsbia quedado solte
"a reparG on una ~sortijd de peio ri
bio que eSta llevaba en- uno de su.
dedos.
Dime tia,-le pregunt6-Squ6 ami
10 es csc que lleraS? Ell pelo parec.
de IN nino.
La solterona Sc pusc e~ncarnada J
!ueSc palida.
-Evoca-tXclam6-un recuerGo ,ri.
tlsimo del u no quiero hablar. Tod;
Ia desventura de raj vida p~roceie de
hecho 4 que Sc refiera esta s~oriija.
Los co~ncurrentes Quisicron conoce'
h historic: pcro Ia tia sc ncgaba ;
' ontario. Tanto rosaron. sin embargo
= ne al fin Sc decide.
Me han dido Ustedes hablar. mu
chs veces-diio-de Ia familia i,
Sante2e. eXtincuida va.
He ConOCido a los tres ultimos "a
roneS de "Sta casa los cuales hai
nUerto del miSmo nodc. Este POLO ..
del menor de cilos. un m~uchacho J,
trece amos que Sc ma;6 por mi. +
case les parecerd a uStcGes singular
ono IS cierto"
Era aQuclla una ra2a especial. ana
rtZl he lucOS. Il Sc quicre: pcrO d,
locos. cncantadores, de Iocos de amor
En1re Il parentela scfia decirse:
"Enamorado como un Santenze." POI
que todcS ellos estaban poseidos d
violeAtaS i,asinrcS =, pur una mule,
cram cIp2Ces htSta az cometer uu cri
mers
FL abuelo dc este. cuyo rccUerd'
llevo en- "a mano. Sc en-snorG 4 10
$eserta y cinco amos de Ia hija d
sus colonies. u So fug6 con un ia
Gradcle. inritado n VIVA partida d
caza.
Al dia viSuicntc fuG cncontrad
SIlteze 'horcado en- ua patio dc :
casa.
Su hijo muri6 de! urisn'o moio. e
Paris. deSpu6S Dc haber sido engana
do ror una bailarira.
IL infe'z de- un nino de doc
amos. Y una viuda la hernana dc n
madre. los -uales vinicron 4 rcSid
con mi padre on el castillo de Rertj
Hon. Tenta 20 entonces diecisiet
amos.
Mi rrimo era IN niho sonador y g
extreme precoz. P~aseahaSc solo dt
~lrante horas cnt.ras per el sender
Ique va dcsde eli castillo hasta el hos
que Y yo contemplate deSdc mi Ven
;ani a apuella criatnra sentimental
que andaba coli paSU SosegaCo y /
frentc i~nclinada. como un hombr
= uuien lie p~reocupara also eHtraor
dinIrio.
\. veccs. despues do comer. al ccrra
"a noche. mo dccfa. Yamos a sona!
nrima. y nos dirigIamos iuntos a
| 49,, -,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-23

A 20 .nejor, Sc detcnla bruScaWen
te. Y cogiendome Ia mano eHclamaba.
Mira. mira Que luna tan hermosa.
Pero III 70 me comprendes. porque es
necesario amar para sentir."
Por toda ccntestaci0n me sonreia,
procurando dcsviar las p%oeticas con
| Y~ersaciones que ~entablaba.
Al fin me hizo Ia corte con mucha
| timidez V todas las nafanas me re-
| galaba un ramo de flores cogidas por
sus propias mnnos.
-cada insuantc me decia: tie amo'
IS yo seguia riendome de u eNpan-
| stones de cariho.
Confieso que fui culpa5le porque rae
diertia con gu terfura puerll J me-
mostraba coquetu, seductora. como 81
Sc hubiese trataGo Ge IN hoTnhre. ca
rihosa y perfida.
Fisurcnse ustedes que mi primo nc
tenia mas que doce amos!
, :Ouien iba a hacer case de su pa
sion? Su madre cs:aba enteraGa dc
TODD. pero ella Y 20 o habiamos
olvidado de que su hijp era un Santo-
re.
Durante un ano Sc crey5 cor7espon'
dido IN s~ecreto. h2Sta que una noclc
g, 81 paeaue Sc arrodill6 ante M, y
hesandome la faIda. cXclam6: re
amo. te y no pIedo Eivir SIN IL
! 81 me enganas, 81 me a~OanaohaS Po'
otro. hare 10 que mi padre. '"eho'e
va por piedad!...."
Confieso uue ma turh" : que nc
nude ocul< una emoci"n proiuhua
.vo,vauo a casa.-le dijo con
VOC temblorosa. 800,
Comprendiendo al aho que hahia
| lido vo muy lejos. me mostre esqui-
va Y al i~nsistir mi primo en- sus pre-
! tersiones. lie conteste: "Eres dema-
s;ad6 grand para csas hromas J de
ma siado nino para un amor serio y
formal J.
sus arrebatos.
Al lleSar 81 otoNo le hicieron en-
trar Ell un colegio, y cuando resreso
81 verano siguiente. estaba 70 com
| nrometida "A casarInc con otro.
Mi primo So hizo cargo dc 10 Que
| oc,Irrta. Y durante tres dias estuVo
| tan rriste ' abatido. que lego d aiar-
marine d"veraS.
Al cuarto. VI al Ievantarme. Ill
nsael deslizado baio mi puerta, en- e
que LEI 10 siguicntc: Me has abah'
donYdo. Y va sabes 10 que te ne dl
cho Has ordenado mi muerte y com
no uuiero ser encontrado mas GU
nor II, ven al parque al mismo stu
donde por Ultima vez &c diJe que l
amaba V evanta los oJos.
Crefa que ita q wolverine loca. NJ
vesti a ;oda ur.Sa Y CORR hacla c
1urar dcsicnado. .tlcs los ojos. y y
alro Que Sc columpiaba entire las no
lac poroue hacfa viento, mucho wen
TO.
BESIDE auuel i~nstante no Sc 10 gu
hicc. Deb. grii.r primero. desma!a'
mo. auizas caer CT TERRA y ueg Vo
lar hacia el castillo.
Recobre 81 Scntido en- mi lccho
CON mi madre a In cabeZa.
No me atrevi 4 Yer de nueFo e
cadayer de mi primo; pero pedi III
mech6n de s!s cLbellos rubios. Esto'
! ........aqui los tiener
ustedes.
La anciana Sc enjugo las lasrlmas
y repuso: :.
-;Ronpf mi matrimonio sin 'deciF
Dor que.....y desdc entonces nc 81
do siempre IL yiuda de aquel nIno de
trece anosi....
Despues Ia solterona inclin6 la ca
beza sobre cl pecho y sigui" anega
la en- llanto. por espacio de aIsun
| ,:cmpo.
! Cuando los iiuespedes sc retirapan
sus cuartos. uno de los ctzad"fes
i ouien la historic habia emoc'ona-
do profundamcnte. murmur6 al dido
de su vecinos.
mo es por cierto una desgracIs
SOP Sentimental hasta csc punto?
,:uy de MAUPASSANT
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-23

mo. Igniraba 81 aquella sangre cay6
de mi puhal o 81 habia brotado dc Ia
r~cc6ndita herida de mi coraz6n..
..... Solamentc pense. borrFandoIa,
que pudiera asustar 4 Ia adoraGa + ''
o manchar su leve corpino hlanc7 D
colocarIo. con mano temblorosa -
amor. Sobre Su peChp.
Frolian Turcios
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-23

NcTA:- Los susSriPt9-cS. Al cameiAr d
residercjs deHen darnos Jau,o ,. nueSa ecme
n antigua direction. a fin ec anota- pro
planer,e :. caaIliu en- nEcsccos hb=os-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-23

Entered as Second-cia~s matter EeorGar-
q. 1913. a, tn Post Office 4; san Anto-
III. Texas. under DC At 0: March :
lS7a-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-23

DlrIJase Ioda IL Correspondence -
latIya al periodico al Director.
SR. iGNACIO E. OZANO
lee y. SANTA ROSA AVE
SAN ANTONIO. TEXAS.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-19
ADCLUB HEARS
RIALTQ MUSIC

Men OF the Rialto theater furnished
the program at the weekly meeting
Of the Adclub Friday. held in the
basement Of the chamber OF COM
merce. Sitting at the head table with
Scott White. president OF the Adclub.
were James c. Quinn. managing d.
rector Of the theater; C J. Quinn,
house manager; Louis F. Klein, Edgar
L Pomeroy. musical director: H z
Gray. cellist. and o. Wescott Young
publicity director.
AIr. Pomeroy played some old time
numbers OF "ragtime' music Then
he and the two Mr.. Quinns and Mr..
Klein sang popular songs They also
sang Till We Meet Again" Adclub
members joined in the chorus Mr..
Cray played two numbers on the
cello.
The only man on the program not
connected with the Rialto was Percy
Montgomery, who read a paper on
Bolshevism- He said rumors OF hard
times and nanics were traceable TO
a spirit Of Bolshevism. and that such
talk should be stamped out with
truth
At the close Of the luncheon the
admen bursted 100 balloons strung on
double cords. Inside Of one Of the
balloons was 80 day pass TO the
Rialto. Il +. Wolfe, OF the White
House, got the prize.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-19
100 MEN JOIN ARMY IN
I9 DAYS AT STATION HERE

Recruits for the army rom March
10 date reached an even 100 at the
local recruiting office Friday. with
the enlistment OF five men William
p Coleman, accepted Friday, IS a
veteran soldier, having entered the
army first during the Spanish-Ameri-
can war, % years ago. Coleman's
home is in Coketen. W Va and he
leaves the cavalry this time to try the
construction branch Of the quarter
master corps in the Philippines.
Other enlistments since Thursdays
report follow Frank H. stark, East
Las Vegas. y. IL: Benedict Taglia-
ferri, Albuquerque, and Adolfo G. Ro-
nero. Gebhart n. 81. second heavy
mobile ordnance repair shop. Fort
Bliss. John Donazeak, Amarillo. Tex,
and Ebb Custer, Tulia,f Tex coast ar
tillery corps, Philippines; Thomas
Earle. 18th field artillery. Camp
Grant. III. Elmer J. Brookshire, san
Angelo, Tex: third infantry, Camp
Travis; Ivan Shannon, 18th field ar
tillery, Camp Travis; James Hurley
Bridgeport Conn, quarterma ster
corps. construction division, Philip
pines: Charles B. Jones, New York
city. medical department, Hawaii.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-19
TO MAKE MOVIES"
OF VALLEY PROJECT

The Reclamation Record, an Of
fetal organ Of the various reclama-
ton projects OF the United States,
published TO promote better living,
better business and better farming.
calls attention in its March number
20 the fact that a two reel scenario
Of the valley project will be made this
season
The scenario viii run the circuit
Of the best audiences in the United
States" says the Record. and we
have been asked by the Red Cross TO
secure for them reels for their com
munity centers and an audience Of a
million q month is possible"
The paper further stated that they
had nine reels abroad and in all uf
these the Rio Grande project Is not
forgotten Things have moved for
ward so fast since 1914 and 1918 n
the valley that the reels must be
brought up TO date. according 70 the
announcement
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-19
HUNGARIAN CALLS TREATY
NATIONS DEATH SENTENCE

Paris. France, March - - The
Hungarian peace treaty is sen
tence Of death" count Albert Ap-
pony. head Of the Hungarian peace
commission. declares in the first Of
two articles he has given TO the As
ISOLATED Press
The decision Of the allies was
based on one-sided information and
Hungary never got a chance to pre-
sent "the facts of her own problems
from her own point Of view" he
says
AnalyzinE the treaty he declares
that it takes away from Hungary
two thirds of her territory and popu-
lation and gives TO what is left de-
fenceless frontiers. everywhere open
20 hostile invasion.
Hungary was opposed TO the war
and count Tiszas her prime minister
objected TO the ultimatum to Serbia
but she was dragged in by her al
lies. he says in conclusion
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-19
WOULD REOPEN
GAMBLING HAIL

Roy Martin, owner OF the Juarez
gambling concession, which was
closed Thursday by order. It is IN
derstood. Of Gov. Emilio Salinas. of
chihuahua. left Friday for the state
capital TO seek permission TO reopen
his establishment. According TO Mar
tin. his contract for the exclusive
right TO conduct q gaming house in
Juarez does not expire for two
months report generally credited
at Juarez Friday was that Gov. SAIL
mas had closed the gambling hall be-
cause Martins contract was made
with Gov Andres Ortiz and he did
not consider IL binding on his admin
istration. Ortiz was Salinas's prede-
cessor. Meanwhile the fiesta" re-
mains closed.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-19
COL. SEDGWICK RICE GOES
FROM 4TH TO 18TH CAVALRY

Washington. D. C.. March 19.-The
following officers viii report TO the
examining board for the camp under
whose jurisdiction they are serving
for examination for promotion:
First Lieut. Vernon l. Burge, 24th
infantry. Camp FurlOng; first Lieuts.
Larry McHale, cath infantry, Column
bus, y. NJ; Arthur NJ O'Connor. 25th
infantry. Camp s J. Little; John =.
Koran, Camp Harry J. Jones.
Col Sedgwick Rice, Fourth cav
airy, Fort RinggOld. Is ordered TO the
18th cavalry, Columbus, y. NJ
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-19
House ADOPTS
e10Army Bill
Vote Of 1902

Washington, D. C., March 1s.-The
house Thursday passed. 246 TO 80. and
sent to the senate the army reorgan-
ization bill, providing for a peace
time army Of $4,000 enlisted men
and 1880 officers.
The house voted. 16s to 15s. 20 re-
verse its previous tentative decision
to establish a separate army con-
structiou corps. Construction activ-
tiles were continued in the quarter
master corps, as were transportation
and procurement of supplies.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-19

Phoenix, Ariz. March 19.-Home-
stead and desert entry applications
are being filed at the United States
land office acre at a rate averaging
800 a month more than a year ago.
It was stated today by L G. Rosen-
gren, OF the land office He said he
believed the Increase is due 70 high
prices OF land and to the fact that
hundreds OF returned soldiers were
seeking public lands in this state
Many invalid ex-soldiers had been ad-
vised by physicians TO take up home
steads and live an outdoor life. he
added
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-19
TWO SAILORS LOSE LIVES
IN FIRE ON TRANSPORT

san Francisco, Calf, March IA
fire in hatch No.1 Of the United States
army transport Presidents Grant.
March II, caused the death by suffo-
cation Of George Edison. boatsWain's
mate. Baltimore, Nd and Charles L
Wray, Brooklyn, y. Y the army
transport serTica announced here to-
day. The President Grant was due in
Yokohama from this port yesterday.
She Is on her way TO Vladivostok 70
repatriate Czecho-Sloyak troops
The men were suffocated by fumes,
according 10 a radio message received
here.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-19
JAPS To SETTLE
SHANTUNG ISSUE

Toxic. Japan, March Icy the
Associated Press).-It IS understood
here that the government has in
structed Yukichi Obata. the Japan
csc minister in Picking, to begin ne
gotiatious Immediately for a speedy
settlement of the Shantung question,
as the views OF the japanese and
Chinese commissioners appointed to
investigate have been found to con-
cur in the main points and Japan is
ready to make large concessions
toward an amicable solution
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-19
FORMER WAR CAMP WORKER
UNDER ARREST IN ARIZONA

Herne. who said he was a lieutenant
in the royal flying corps and who
was secretary Of the war camp COM
munity service here early last year,
has been taken into custody in Hol-
brook. Ariz-. pending the arrival Of a
warrant from Phoenix charging en-
bezzlement Of $50, according 10 in
formation given out at the office Of
the county attorney here
A warrant was issued assistant
county attorney Herman Lewkowitz
said. on complaint Of sailor"
Brown, an entertainer.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-19

Word has been received here that
George Clayborn Neblett. Of FL Paso,
has graduated from the electrical
school OF the United States navy. at
Hampton Roads, Va. and is now TAX
ing q gyrossope course at the cleo
trica1 school Neblett is now an cleo
trician. third class He enlisted in the
navy March 20, 1913.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-19
ENSIGN IVY OLDENBURG
To SPEAK AT LAS CRUCES

Las Cruces. n. II. March ls.-The
county advisory board Of the Saliva
ton Army viii meet with a number
OF citizens in Las Cruces Friday
night at 1880 o'clock. TO discuss the
question Of establishing a Salvation
Army corps IN this county. Ensign
Ivy Oldenburg. who is In charge Of
the FL Paso rescue home, is expected
TO speak az this meeting.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-19

Weekly concerts by the Juarez
garrison military band win be gwen
each Tuesday afternoon, according
70 an announcement by Cen Esco-
bar The first Of these concerts was
given Tuesday at the Juarez custom
house. Alfredo Pacheco is leader Of
the band
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-19

Col. Joseph A Baer. OF the iuspec-
tor generals department at Washing
ton. D. C.. arrived In Fl PasO Friday
on an inspection trip He was for
merly stationed in FL Paso with the
18th cavalry division during 1917-18.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-19
LIEUT.. COL. NELL LEAVES FOR

Lieut.. Col. ". H. Neil. in command
of the remOunt depot at Fort Bliss,
has been transferred to Boise, Idaho,
and left Saturday night for his new
station His family viii remain here
until he has secured a residence for
them. Maj. l. Martin viii remain
here in command Of the remount
depot
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-19

Roswell. n. ". March 19.-Two
cadets from the New Mexico Military
institute have gone TO Fort Bliss,
Texas, where they viii stand physical
examinations for appointment to
West Point They are Frank Thorn
son and Jean Scott
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-19
Won BernStOrG
TOHaUe Place In
German Cabinet

Copenhagen. Denmark, March ID
Count Won Bernstorff, former ambas-
sador TO the United States. VIII be
minister Of foreign affairs in a reor-
ganfzed German cabinet, according to
advices reaching here today. The slate
is printed by the Hamburg Mach
rIchten which declares its tnforma-
tiou came from a reliable quarter.
DR.. Schiller. vice premier and min
lister Of justice, will become chancel-
Tor. according TO this program and
Gen Won Seecht viii become minister
Of defence.
Capt Fisher Cuno, general manager
Of the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Steamship
line. is slated for the ministry Of
finance.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-19

For Eriduy and Saturday
We offer the Queen Folding Table
Five uses in one For luncheon par
Tor, games sewing and reading.
Regular price, $500; special price,
Sass. No phone orders Western
Furniture CO.. lis S. Stanton St
Phone 1482--Adv-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-19

l. man and were very wise and hun
I never heard Of a Scotchman nan
man who was wise and humorous.
Now, if you are so wise won't 20
must have TO be uch?
One man says he is rich with 81
with 100000, What do you say?
Ny DEAR PAT.
THE MAN was right.
FOR MY folks were Scotch
AND know I'm wise
FOR I'VE picked myself
A VERY good job.
THAT LETS me 60
AND LETS ne come
WHENEVER will
AND IN humorous
FOR IF I weren't
HOW COULD It be.
1 WOULD adnit-
THAT an wise.
WHEN very well know.
THAT NO nan knows.
IF HE Is wise
AND ABOUT the wealth.
THAT ONE must have.
IF HE'D be rich
IRIS VERY true.
ONE NAY be rich.
WITH A smaller sum
AND ONE quite poor.
WITH A larger sum.
FOR IT isn't the sum.
THAT ONE might have.
THAT Makes one rich.
IT'S THE wants one has.
AND BECAUSE ones wants.
PAST A certain point
ARE FANCIED wants.
ALL HAVE their birth.
AND HAVE their being.
JUST IN ones mind.
THEN IT must be true.
ONES STATE Of wealth.
IS A mental state.
AND IF that is true.
IS MUST be true.
THAT THE happy man.
IS A wealthy man.
AND IF you and yours.
HAVE A place to sleep.
AND PLENTY Of food.
AND CLOTHES to wear.
AND HAVE your health.
AND ASK no more
THEN IT must be true.
YOU ARE counted lich.
But As for ne.
IN GOING TO admit.
THAT I'aI not ri2h-
AND AN going 10 get
ALL l honestly can.
AND WHEN / get IT,
IN GOING 70 spend IT,
AND ! have a hope.
THAT I'LL have wants.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-19

Imported Pompeian Olive OIL Il sold
ouly in sealed tins.-Adv.