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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-21
HOROSCOPE

ALL the planetary in .I-s3-S. =, 80 -
~ favorable today, ACCORDING 70 a.
troloCv Venus Mercury anu --7
sun are IN benefic aspect
It is a rule under which an me
affairs OF women are pelieF7u 10 DC
most fortunately directed.
II is time when girls may e1-
meet romance to bring happiness ana
--hen meetings with strangers may
be most memorable
For the women interested IN pou-
ties much good should accI l1 --iio -sn
publicity at this time
N-evvs1aners. magazines and books
4hou1d benefit while this con1ls llr't-
45o- prevails. for the stare are held
10 be most propitious Tor Lat9raDis
acceptance Of what is pu1llsneu-
This is a rule under which 70 push
all awbitious plans Meetings con
ferences and interviews on MhlSn
i5rre issues depend are wen d.
Il should be a lucky day for those
who seek positions or contracts OF
me signs are propltious for all
activities for women, who VIII 90
much along organization INES es-
pecially where publicity plays an I'M
portant part 81.
heart will do well 10 gain the cour-
aee 10 make requests Lovers as wen
az persons who have commercial or
political ambitions at heart may
courageously put fate to the test
while this coufiguration prevails
When the sumner quarter ue6-ns
there viii be an unsettled state OF
the country. confusing and disturD-
ing to business and political plans
Uranus on the cusp Of the Skin
threatens new troubles in doclyarcis-
AGAIN there is the forecast that
many branches Of foreign trade Wlll
benefit. but that disputes with Tor
eiEn powers viii eusue.
Attacks On persons holding hisn
authority in the government VIII IN
crease in violence as the weeks au-
vance. the seers foreten, and
famous libel suit win be instituted
Switzerland and the West indies
viii be under a cloud during the sum
mer and there may be many troubles
affectiuE all classes Of the people
Persons whose birthdate IL Is nave
the augury OF a prosperous year
Those who are employed VIII oene-
fit
children born on this day wiz be
endowed with splendid talents and
fine possibilities Happy and pros
porous lives stretch out before them
Copyright, 1920, by the Mcclure
Newspaper Syndicate
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-21
About Broad.oay PLays And PIayerg


NEW YORK. Nay 21.-Gleason &
IN Block. which firm consists Of
Jack Gleason. Abbot Of the
Friars. and Fred Block. have taken
over the Brighton Beach Music hail
for a term Of years and viii make II
a producing center for their musical
shows. They viii open Il on Deco
ration day. with an attraction yet 70
be announced. and viii operate Il al
popular prices. Since the house
seats 1000 people, this policy should
be highly remun erative il the shows
offered are as good as Gleason &
Block intend they shall be. AT pres
ent the firm has a new musical piece
called Maid 20 Love- IN rehearsal
Broadway IS its Effective point. Of
course, and reports say it is OF
Broadway caliber. The Rainbow
Girr' is another Gleason & Block
venture. 1t viii open in Saratoga on
August 81.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-21

Bert Cook. president Of the Ham
and Egg Actors Inlon. writes US
that his organization has indorsed US
for president Of the Prohibition
states Of America on the Limerick
ticket. and viii DO everything in its
power TO send US % the chair. Mr.
Cook. IN writing US, inclosed two pa
per napkins for the campaign fund.
Now, who viii donate a square meal
10 go with the napkins2
Iunis Hopper writes to ask II il is
true we have a said spot on the
crown OF our head. He says his
Wite's poker club is hesitating about
indorsing our candidacy because Of
the report that the spot sx-sts
Ioday's trick rhyme. friends. needs
a final word that sounds like a GER
tain kind OF beer. but isn't. Seek Il
and II you are successful, send all
the money you can rake and scrape
% the campaign fund The rhyme.
me runner was siven n walk.
II caused all the ball fans to talk;
The pitcher they blamed.
IL made him ashamed,
The hood had INDUCED In n -
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-21

n AEM ELALa
At the Maxine Elliotts theater
John ID. Williams presented a new
play by Anne Crawford Flexner en-
titled An Souls Eve The story OF
the play, OF timely interest. deals
with subject now nuch TO the fore
in the public mind
James Heath. a Young New York
architect, happily married and living
In nearby suburb. o the ere OF a
great success in his profession meets
with tragedy in the death. by acct
dent, Of his young vile. Left with a
small child. the event is appalling un-
til in a most unusual and unexr ecred
fashion a new interest enters his life
In the person OF a young girl who.
unconsciously reminding him start
tngly Of numerous characteristics OF
his dead vile. cares for the child and
arouses in the father a new ambition
and a brighter outlook on life.
The possibility OF the survival Of
personality after Heath -nters into
Mrs Flexner's play only indirectly
and in no sinister manner On the
contrary. the note struck oftenest is
an optimistic and cheerful one. and,
the climax OF Mrs Flexner's story is
extremely unusual yet seems logical.
A THOUGHT FOR TODAY.
Iasner High OF Wallr f11s u~hn VA
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-21
FIND WHISKY;
TWO MEN UNDER ARREST

Two men were arrested at 8 o'clock
Thursday night at 1912 Texas street.
and held on charges Of vagrancy,
pending Investigation Of their al
legged possession Of approximately
so pint bottles OF whisky.
A detective squad headed by Capt.
Claud Smith and consisting Of Ed
Smith, ]. A. Block. and A c VareIa.
arrested the men and according TO
the officers statement. found a small
trunk and sack containing the
liquor. The case win be transferred
to the state courts.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-21
Patter And Chatter
Romance Suffers 4 Setback.

CWEETHEART, let's dodge the con
= veutfonal fashion,
Let's IaVe ~ they love on the
stage and the screens
Let ours be n thrilling tempestuOus
passion;
III scare up n villain 20 loom on
the scene
A villain to lie and 10 try to deceive
you
To come to me, telling me scandal
Gus thlnEEs
So that I may cease FORT n time TO
believe you
A beautiful angel without any
7 EI,s turn from realities for a brief
And toss all the common love-
making aside:
Let US quit being sWayed any longer
by reason
At least. for n time let Us hit a
swift stride
You needn't, you know, become really
vicious.
Don't stray from the path that f.
narrow and straight,
But manage In some way TO make me
suspicious,
Then. trusting you later, my joy
VIII be great.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-21
In Memory.

THE started Bisbee the other day by Hoval
1 A. Smith with the object Of erecting memorial in
that city Dr. James Douglas deserves the support Of
every community in this section The Douglas international
proposes the erection IN that city also Of suitable
memorial or if the people prefer it. to go in with Bsbee
The method Of memoriazing Dr. Douglas be left to
the good Of the citizens OF both cities to work out
but that memorial (other than statue) should be
erected the Of all Arizona and all the southwest
much Of their development, progress and prosperity
to this farsghted scientist and fnaneer who convinced
himself and his associates Of the possibilities out here
generation ago. II he who, head Of the Copper
Queen Consolidated mining company led in the development
Of the Warren district and made possible the building Of
the e Paso Southwestern railroad. Churches, schools
and community centers helped and in instances
built by him, and the University Of Arizona among the
larger benehearies Of his generosity.
In the days when Dr. Douglas began his work. Arizona
far investment Of capital concerned, a
mote wilderness In overcoming all obstacles and in build
ing great and rich communities and developing natural
Dr.. Douglas set example that may well be kept
before and in future. His nature extremely
modest and retiring and he would be the last to eoyet fame
the usual But form Of memorial that would
help TO perpetuate his work Of human service would be
appropriate.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-21
OOeraHs

BOUGHT suit Of overa suit Of dingy
walls and bib and tucker And all neighb same
pteeg
gded halls
ovefa and feeling mighty At
profiteeng And
price soaring moon;
old cooned the old
buds to sareed bought his stock trade We
them nail And thus great reform hued
and stil the busy prohteers fencing the world.
Copyright BY George Matthew Adams WALT MASON.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-21

D EAL love IS the ability to glorify
n a man without defying him-and
to understand him without IN
derestimating him
A man keeps his desk so fuu Of
trash. his pockets so fail Of JUNK,
and his hart so fuu Of worthless
little sentiments, that he never can
find the one thing he really wants,
when he wants it.
What is that morbid fascination,
which makes a man 90 out into the
garden, every morning. TO look at the
place where his radishes haven't
sprouted2 The same irresistible i'm
pulse. no doubt that makes a woman
90 downtown to look at the hats she
can't afford to buy.
To be popular, all in the world
yOu need TO remember is that
every woman loves TO be looked
ut, and every man loves to be
listened to.
A spinster is apt to be self-opinlon-
ated- II requires a few years OF mar
ried life for woman TO discover
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-21
Little Interviews.

twice as many men in the navy to-
day as before the war and about
half again as many ships We are
using recruiting methods never used
before the war; we are advertising
extensively so that the necessity Of
maintaining the navy may be kept
before the public after the need, ac-
cording TO its ideas, is past The old
sailors are no longer piratess they
are fine Intelligent examples of the
best American manhood. Headquar-
ters is delighted with the results be-
ing obtained by the FL Paso station.
II Is by far the best in the district
We never become discouraged over
reports until we get one from FL
Paso. and then We have no need to
be discouraged"
Texas fruits this year are bring
ing higher prices in the east than
those Of Florida or California, al
though the shipments are not so
large" said r. D. Bancroft. i re-
Gently learned that one Of the largest
hotels in New York featured Texas
straw berries on the menu. This same
hotel has contracted for the entire
output Of large truck farm in
southern Texas, and is buying
tables in this state. II IS the con-
sensus Of opinion among horticul-
turalists thar Texas products excel
any in the United States for flavor,
although the size often does not equal
that Of California or Florida pro-
ducts Arizona also has attracted
some attention among eastern buy
ers OF product. for its grapefruit, al
though the crops there are small and
are largely consumed in the south
west With more irrigation in this
district there is no reason why west
ern Texas should not equal in pro-
duction the eastern part Of the
state"
Every IS war savings stamp or
500 registered treasury savings GER
tificate bought at the postoffice this
month adds Just that much in helping
put the 18th federal reserve district
IN the lead over the New York city
and Atlanta Ca, districts" said E. A
Shelton, postmaster. FL Paso Is in
the 18th, Dallas. district.
The postmasters Of these two dis
trlcts are trying their best this
month to lead the country in the
sales, and postmasters in this district
are competing with them. Every war
savings stamp, every thrift stamp
put us in the lead There are no
better investments in the world than
these savings securities, which bear
good compound interest and may be
cashed on demand I hope every
man, woman and child viii become
the owner OF at least one more IS
war savings stamp this month, which
now sell at the postoffice for S416.
We are receiving number Of in
Qulries about the new 800 registered
treasury savings certificates, and I
viii take pleasure in explaining their
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-21

pher in a lew York railroad offiee
has won the national woman's fenc-
ing Championship and the gold med
Al offered By the Amateur Fencers'
League Of america
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-21

Nine Bertha Kalich. after a long
season In The Riddle Woman" has
closed her tour at the Majestic.
Brooklyn In June she win 20
abroad TO visit Eleonora Duse in
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-21

The Texas funeral directors in selecting FL Paso for
their meeting place picked Of the worst towns IN the
country so far their line Of business concerned But
they elected their president named Dan Laughter
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-21

Lee Shubert has arranged 10 put
the new musical play. Page Mr.
Cupid featuring Ernest Truck. in
the Shubert theater Monday evening.
Nay "a The book IS by Owen Da-
Wis. the music by Jean Schwartz and
the lyrics by Blanche Merrill.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-21

Albert Barrett is acting with Mar
guerite Namara in films.
Henrietta Crosmau VIII appear in a
new plfyler called Every Half
Hour" at the Palace
Happy Days" at the Hippodrome
mas ceased 10 exist Il has been a gi-
gantic success.
Al Won Tizer has written a new
number for Louise Meyers ana Edna
Bates 70 sing in Honey Girl"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-21

New York has showed the clock up again which reminds
that daylight is about the only thing person can save
hazed
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-21

carranzas ability to dodge viii help if he ever tries to
some Of El Pasos streets between and any after
noon
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-21

Florence For next season Nine.
Kalich has acquired the rights TO
Jacob Gordln's -Sofya korona" and
a new play By an American drama
tist-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-21
Ye Towne Gossip.
Registered Q. 8. Pafsat Office
By X C. B.


THE LITTLE gold girl
WHO LIVES close BY.
WHO CARRIED the drink.
TO THE white old man
has DISCOVERED the window.
WHERE I do my work
AND SHE fllrts with me-
AND ! feel quite sure.
THAT THE reason she alrta-
Is BECAUSE she imagiRss-
THAT ANY poor man
WHO sTTs in window.
AND LOOKS down on the street
MUST BE a shut IN
AND ANYWAY.
SHE'S 50 very small
THAT ITs quite al right
IF SHE wants to slIrt-
AND I'VE been married.
so VERY long.
THAT NY wife feels sure
I'LL NOT run away
AND SHE'S doesn't mind.
THAT I sit and watea
FOR 4 little gold Eia
AND so we flirt.
AND YESTERDAY.
TWAS sitting here.
AND THE little sold girl
CAME DowS the street
AND BROUGHT with her.
ANOTHER GOLD girl
AND THEY both looked ID.
AND WAVED their hands.
AND I waved mine.
AND THEY went away.
AND LATER on.
As I sat and worked
I HEARD a voiee
CONE FROg the street
A sHRmL .HoOi hoo
AND LooKING down
THERE WE'RE three Of them
THE TWO gO'd giria
AND . brown haired girls
AND tn little brown sirl
WAVED Up at ne.
AND -Faved back.
AND THET stood down there.
FOR a little while.
AND THEN All Of them waved
AND RAY away
AND AN hour later.
THEY WERE back again
WITH A new little girl
AND a new little boy.
AND 4 very small dog.
AND THEN al OF them waved
AND THE very small dog.
wAGGED MS very small tai.
AND ONCE again
THEY AL ran away
AND THEY never came back
AND I don't know.
WHAT IT'S all about.
UNLESS IT Is
THAT THE little gold girl
KNOWS I'VE just moved here.
AND WANTS me to know.
ALL her little friends.
AND IT'S good OF her.
THOUGH I would have been 81
IF SHE had wanted me.
ALL FOR herself
i THANK you.
In New York city Thursday. was 7
able 20 buy a drink he didn't hs
any money.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-21

live wire sometimes is too hot proposition to de-
liver the goods He burns his prospects before he can sell
them.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-21
FRoM IL cHEsrNrr -.

why do you have two holes In
your chicken coopg
50 the chickens can get IN and
But Why two7"
ones for the big chickens and the
other for the little ones"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-21

I'LL get myself plunged Into deep
complications.
There are things IN my past that
/ never have toldf
Ny villain. By limiting NJ dark dis
sipaff0us.
VIII cause you 10 doubt and t1rn
suddenly cold
There's n lovely grlssrrldoFE-olr no.
"a was merely
A passing filtration a si--VFeeizs'
AFFAIR."
But don't you begin TO appraise me
more dearly
Since you know that I've not lacked
the courage 10 duref
THE love that comes after much
gloom and distraction
Has thrills that are far too de-
liclous 10 missi
Consider the eager. the Wild salts
faction
That marks the screen heroine's
IonE-deferred kiss
Oh. wei. never mind, II you can't be
romantic
No, truly my record Is flawleas and
ciears
The ErassyFfdou-sEaiti Tou are driv-
ing me frnnticl
Come. darn IL, please try TO be
sensible, dear.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-21

IN New York city Thursday, was IN
able 20 buy drink. Re didn't have
any money
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-21

The bon worm is the oottonfieid bolshsviI.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-21

FOOLISHMENr.
Mary had a little smile,
cost her escort quite a Pile
On her fnec the smile was net,
Il was In n coffee pot.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-21
IT IS TIME TO ADOP T A
CITY PLAN AND STICK TO 1T

compared with the hat blind methods which 81 Paso
common with most cities, has followed in the past.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-21

H
whether bed before after he puts his ps3
STILL STRONG CAvEMAN
"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-21

1t takes nearly 10000 OF some Of
the screws used in watches 70 weigh
a pound
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-21

A THOUGHT FOR TODAY.
Jasper High Of Wells lis, who was
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-21

hat her opinions are Of no cons
quence whatever. Heigh-hol
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-21

exclusive features and complete
Special Correspondents covering
inston- D c. aud HaT Yak.
nd slass nattsE
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-21

New Mexico. Texas. California
IN all other states. per month.
issues VIII be mailed for $500
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-21

DEAL love IS the ability to glorify tina
N man without defying him-and gu
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-21

aso Herald YES established n
absorption and succession. The
hume. The Graphic. TIE Sun.
Republican. The Bulletin
Evening journal., 1920-01-24
MORE JUNK DEALERS
RUN AF0UL LAW

On charges Of violating the Junk deal
er's act in not recording in the police
book an accurate description OF articles
bought by them, Samuel Bogel and
Morris Krystol were held for court by
Judge Hastings in Municipal Court this
morning. Bail was fixed at $500 in
Bogel's case, and $500 in Krystols case.
The latter waived hearing.
Both men are alleged to have failed
TO record in their books the purchase
Of suits OF clothing.
In the case OF Bogel. Detective Riley
testified that Bogel Immediately showed
him the suit Of clothing he was seeking
when he asked him about II. The de-
fendant said, Riley testified, that he had
left the suit for his i3-year-old son to
record He told Detective Riley that he
bought the suit from a Mexican on
Wednesday. He had not recorded the
purchase yesterday morning.
Assistant City Solicitor Davis stated
that the case of Krystol was more ag-
gravated; that he denied that he even
had a suit that was subsequently found
in his place Of business.
Evening journal., 1920-01-24
ARMY Launches
ESSAY contest
School Children Of Nation
Asked to Write on Bene-
fits of Enlistment
JOURNAL
OFFERS PRIZES

Children in all Of the public and pri-
vate schools of the United states viii
compete on Friday. Feb. 90 in a school
essay contest conducted by the United
States army. The subject will be:
what are the benefits OF an enlist
ment in the United states army?
Three national medals will be award
ed for the best essays and silver cups
will be presented 10 the schools the
medal winners aEend.
As only nstional prizes have been
offered The Evening Journal has agreed
10 award three prizes for the best
essays written by Delaware high and
elementary school pupils. There will
be two prizes for the children in the
elementary schools and one 10 be com
peied for by the high school pupils.
The Evening Journals awards are
open to pupils in either public or pri-
va'ts schools. Full particulars con-
cerning the prizes will be published
lster.
The Evening Journal has completed
arrangements with the United states
srmy 10 publish detailed information
helpful TO pupils preparing for the
Continued on Page Two.
Evening journal., 1920-01-24
2 2HUSBANDSAND
ONLY Y2O, Charge
Mrs. Valentine Says She
Thought Marriage TO Ma
rine Had Been Annulled
HELD UNDER $500
BAIL BY COURT

Arrested last night by Detectives
Falrchild and Mahoney on a charge OF
bigamy on complaint OF the woman's
alleged first husband Mrs. Evelyn Val
entlne. aged 20 years, and Wilmer
North. aged 25 years, waived hearing
when arraigned IN Municipal Court this
morning Judge Hastings fixed bail at
$500 IN each case.
Esrlo Valentine, AGED @ years. OF
Chester, who claims to be the woman's
FIRST husband. recently returned TO this
country from France after serving two
years there with the Marine corps.
Mrs. Valentine stated that al the
time of her second marriage her moth
er. who died during the influenza cpl
demic last year, told her that she had
gone 20 court and had the first mar
rlags annulled. Since her marriage 10
North she and the second husband have
been living with her father. George
Christopher, No. SOC King street, where
she acts as mother 10 two small broth
ers and q crippled sister. "a years old
From the time that court opened this
morning. Mrs Valentine wept con
tinuously and when her case was
called. she was on the verge Of col
lapslng.
Evening journal., 1920-01-24
WOMEN TO BE
ELKS' GUESTS
Reception in Their Honor at
New Club House on
Next Thursday
COY HOME IN
NEW QUARTERS

Wilmington Lodge OF Elks will give
a reception for the wives and women
friends OF the members in the tenn
porary new home. No iii9 Market
street next Thursday. There win be
open house for the "women Elks"
from to ; o'clock. A cordial inyI-
tatlon is extended TO all TO be present.
No special invitations will be sent. out.
The house committee Of the Elks de
cided on this new feature Of the Elks'
future program to give more sociable
events, al a meeting last night. The
Women Elks' no doubt Will turn out
In large numbers at this first affair
arranged for their entertainment A
delightful entertainment will be pro-
vlded and refreshments will be served.
Since removing TO their new quarters
the officers Of the lodge have done won
derful work In furnishing the place and
making it a delightful place for the
members TO spend their leisure NOM
ents. Considerable money was expend-
ed 10 bring this about but both Of
flcers and members feel that the large
expenditures occurred were a splendid
investment. Now that the organization
Is located In attractive rooms some
thing which did not heretofore exist,
due 10 small quarters occupied, II is
proposed 20 interest the Women Elks,
in the organization 10 give frequent af-
fairs FOR their entertainment.
Evening journal., 1920-01-24

ROME. Jan. "a. UNITED Press.)-
Striking Italian railway workers have
been ordered by the government to re
turn TO work by January 27 or be dis
charged.
The announcement was made in the
official bulletin OF the ministry OF trans
portation. The strike continues but
the situation ais improving in northern
and central Italy" the bulletin said. The
number OF trains moving on all divi-
sions has Increased thanks to volun-
teers and navy engineers" the bulletin
continued, declaring 81 trains were be-
ing operated on the Bologna division.
The cabinet has decided TO pay in
IDENTITIES 10 all faithful workers. All
nremen now acting as engineers viii
be promoted permanently TO that work.
All fines will be remitted and disclp-
llnary proceedings abolished where
workers remained on their jobs.
Extremists were becoming more
reckless as the strike progressed, ad-
Woes indicated. Fearing sabotage the
has increased It's guards.
Premier Nitti is In complete accord