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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-06-18

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net IN OF
DvERVv0RK
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|IiI,ss Traced to War
Vork-Firm Roose-
velt Supporter.

Washington, June 1S.-Sena-
| = Harding, Republican presi.
lnfh nonlnee, today sent .
tlegran Of coincidence to Mrs.
! ceeFxe W. Perkins upon the
- ef her husband.
sPsese permit me to send
~ b this moment Of SORROW,
- leep sympathy" the. tole.
mn read. ~The country has
| III 1 useful citizen and the
1epsbllcan party an 0utstand.
II personality"
New York, June 18.-George w.
|p9hiny, financier, died this morn
liz In the Stamford hall sanitar-
/ IN, Stanford, Conn.
i became known June II, that
VI. Perkins had suffered a ner-
ycu breakdown. but members of
Rib hnily did not intimate at that
/ - that his life was in danger.
| n affection to which MIR. Per-
/ " Succumbed is believed to have
N The result Of influenza and
| fnunonia. contracted while serv-
r With the Y. N. c. A. in France,
durhg the war.
Result Of Overwork.
1 statement by the dead finan-
dab physicians said death result
4 fIum an attack of "acute in
nsnnation of the brain, the re-
~ 4 complete nervous exhaus-
" lns to intense and continuous
sgvHk" the announcement said.
~ hrkins was taken to Stam-
m about 10 days ago when his
! Il George w. Perkins, Jr., an
enced the change was made 20
ID his father a complete rest
y ssclusion from his friends. who
msAt his counsels during the po-
nui campaign preceding the Chi
ep convention.
1 Herpont Morgan, when he was
bmed Of Mr.. Perkins death,
In: .
4 am deeply distressed at the
M Of Mr.. Perkins death. He
ny I friend for more than 20 years
- very active partner for 10
ma"
Father Of Profit. SHARING.
George Walbridge Perkins, for 10
nm member of the firm of ].
Morgan & Co., was reputed to
Ne first suggested to and
pfsuaded big business" to adopt
unt-sharing. insurance, service
leuses, sick benefits and old-age
lnslons.
4 was Perkins who was also
- to have inaugurated the plan
lth permitted employees Of the
iaed States Steel corporation and
= International Harvester COM
~. IN both Of which he was at
\ time an executive. to purchase
sact on installments and at less
~ market value on the assump-
e that industrial justice is the
81 profitable of investments
81 Justice promotes peace, peace
kumotes prosperity and that the
wlmen's prosperity is necessary
me prosperity of the business
Native Of Chicago.
y, Perkins was born in Chicago
,s.aaary 81, 1862, a descendant oi
sssoo Perkins. an English ancestor
sae settled in Boston in 1881. His
nNs, George W. Perkins, long en-.
assssa w.! in the shipping industry al
~ Malo, was later a pioneer in the
~ insurance field. The son en-.
~, ~ the insurance business In
40 when Is as a clerk. be.
80 bcokkkeeper. an agent and
sssQaently manager of . Cleve.
ONCE. He went to Denver
Y 1903 was made vice president
ae New York Life Insurance
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-06-18
AGREES / 0
Put. ISSUE
TO VOTERS
q. o. p. to Welcome WI
son Def on Foreign
Policy, He sayk -
Hoover for q. o. P.


Washinston, june iA-En.
4ors1ng IN tAo nan tho ocoon
Of 0e Republican na1oaaI
oonvent!on af ChSce&o, her'
bert Hoover II . leteef .
friends, made public todays
aftor ne had oonfertcd WI
senator Harding, TIE kepuDlls
can presidea1ld nominee,
called upon al elements q 0e
ticket 1t the polls.
Mr.. Hoover declared that
The greeeer part Of tno IN.
cago platfeFn b censtrueuve
ana pfoeroseIvO. @a t
nothing prevents tno COR.
promise phns o. hoo!s M
league. cte. !Fon peen6 e!vea =
!otwexe.!ooklne mse! e!ploztsO.
me eoece, neMcvot' tAas 49,
tnngs, incluaIne q rsofgaal:e
aoa ot gu es0oslca cAPe
UNs sAo Ie pe' ae
hoy ~ noeYu1ely cct Mltn. a..
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NJ sheuId oone h nm nosl.
ton we shall be entirely ruled
py log IvliA S1l1cs "
stoFno pouuceA co0isaons
WeShmgSohs June lS-cen.
stor hGeIne, u .Is e.iy @
10 hcwspsPcIss toioEfcc etseliy
70 MS coniefence VIVA Ne
Hoover. ,,.
we discusses We poIMica1
sltaeuon exeensNciy ne
tAink VAN Z Bzeat acBEe0 u
e1s a.. a. . s.st; ..,,...
tndav vss Roherf " Shinric.
Rennhlican national commit.
teeman from Hawaii. who dts.
cussed vifh fhe nominee nor.
tions NJ the nistSorm rel.tin~
tn home ruIe for fhaf territorv.
w.sh,rvton Tuna 1apre.,ae,
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american people was accepted 4
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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-06-18
COMpERS FACES
SECOND ATTACK
AGAINST POWER
Defeated Thursday on Rail Control
-Today's Stand on League
of Nations.
BULLETIN.

Montreal, June 1S.-Samuel
Gompers, veteran president of
the American Federation Of La
bor, was unanimously reflect
ed for the seth time by the con-
venti0n here today.
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g. o. p. Net For Werld.

~The Republican policy OF nego-
tiation has been persisted in for
the sole purpose Of advancing Re
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-23

wouldn't 80 with me-not where the
woman I liked was concerned
That sums up the reactions and
viewpoints OF u out Of our O.
-Four men fthrae Of them artists
one a shipping clerk. felt that
women logt-not caste, but race
when smoking
1T isu-t beautiful Women don't
look as 10 they were busy with suit
able employment They don't give
the Impression Of doing anything
they ike. but seem 70 be performing
a stunt" That sums up these four
OF the remaining II, five got bit
War-Mke al the mere thought that a
woman dear 20 them might lower her
dignity by smoking. To them there's
something az once rEpellant and ludi-
croua in the thought OF woman OF
any fiuanesa Of fibre even consider
ing tobacco as part OF her lies ex-
perience-
Each OF the ak I have left til last
had a little klnk all his own, but IL
was away from the freedom OF the
ciEaret box for his womenfolk.
said one; 1T isn't possible FOR a
woman 20 smoke with dignity and
decorum- she has 20 adTeFtlse-bloW
rings, try % attract attention show
by her bearing that she knows she's
doing something conspicuous and
questionable
Women are OF finer fibre than
men" said the second, a sane and
practical business man Their threats
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-23

are more delicztely constructed
Smoking hurts their voices u IS
only one more lad habit 10 add 70 the
candy-eatlng. soda uzzlinE. lazy,
pleasure seeking Of the parasite
woman Of the upholstered class.
I'D be suspicious OF any woman I
caught smoking remarked the third.
a chfvalrous. ideallstic s0utherner.
TIE fourth-a dreamer with q head
for figures and facts, tossed OF his
preference for having girls girls and
boys boys.
The dfth-sensitiva. high-struug.
and yet with vision and calm. critical
knowledge OF the world, remarked.
I've never felt the need Of forming
the tobacco habit, SO why should I
accord women. even today, more free
dom than 7 demandF
And the SIXTH wonder u he didn't
Just about sum % up. even as did the
editor with whom we first talked
said he.
smoking destroys the fine favor
OF femininity- ] might retain al my
respect for a woman who smoked. I
might think she had a perfect right
70 express her Individuality in that
uray-but 7 wouldn't ask her out %
dinner ] couldn't idoiiza her-aud Q
nan wants something 20 idolza- IL
women wish TO come down from their
pedestals I don't know who can stop
'em-but I know who won't welcome
them
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-23
Lardner Is Overwhelmed With Demand
For instruction In Scenario VI


Editor e Paso Herald.
WHEN I announced through these
M co.'s. last Wk. that 7 was going
20 start q correspondents school
Of photo play WritoinE I hadn't no
ldear that they was such a wide
spread demand for a institute Ike
this kind in witch the public kuowe ed
they could place absolute confIdeuts
in &c and not be fleased out OF their
money, but since the announcement
come out the mails has been dirty
with letters from people OF an sexes
that wants TO take the coarse and
how much Is IL ard etc These LETT
ters VIII all be answered On the or
der named al the proper tine and the
school should ought TO be On f0ol
swing By the time theT's q Cox land
slide
one letter. however. has come %
our tension witch seems ike it hares
repeating and 7 VIII take the pains
20 copy &c down here and also grant
the writer's request in part witch she
wrote iu the letter as follows.
ring School Of Photo Play Write
@Great Neck. L
Madame
i seen in the paper where you
was going 20 learn the people 10
write photo PLAYS and you give a
sample IN the same payer OF a ] reel
comedy as it should be wrote witch
convinced me that you got the 1 reel
comedy game down 10 a silence Wen
Money nave always wanted % nose
into the photo play WriteiuE game
and earn e hbL of jack dureinE my
loose time. but my mind never run
20 comedys. MF life has been e sad
one as am married 20 a Tidorer
NOS old with large brood OF chil=
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-23

habitually high. gives the Impression
OF a neck AZ least an inch longer than
IIt d.
Your dressmaker. too. has a grea,
deal 20 do with the appearance OF
your neck. 1t Is her manner OF trim
ming a high-neck gown and the line
at which the l0w~cut gown is fin
ished that determine whether the
neck looks shorter than it IS or
Z longer
] Here are some points you can give
Z her 10 she confesses ignorance on this
subject. In the case OF an unusually
short or -dumpy" neck. an evening
/ dress should have It's lines cut much
lower than Tor the woman with
I long neck. because the neck Is more
dependent for its effect upon its sur
roundings than 10 any other part Of
/ the body.
The reason for this can be made
plain 70 the veriest ryro In her pro-
! fession- A woman with a short neck
usually has. also, an exceptionally
wide sweep OF the shoulders There
fore the long line from the point Of
the shoulders 10 the chin viii lend It.
self 10 the neck and make that feat
ure seem much longer than il would
II the gown were merely one Of the
collarless sort with a line OF cloth de-
filming where the neck actually be-
gins.
The problem Is much easier one
II the neck Is long- Especially just
now, when 50 much dressing for the
neck is 10 vogue Even the absurd
length Of an o6trich's neck could be
so wrapped about with laces. with
furs. or with collars and ties OF con-
trastiug color. that 10 would be far
less conspicuous than n unadorned-
I think I am not eUaggerating in the
least when I cay q could be made u
look as much as a foot shorter.
n
the long neck IS the dropping Ma
donna poise Of the head, which u par
ticuiarly useful 70 hide this defect
when she IS sitting for her photo
graph
TO correct either too much or too
little flesh upon the neck we must
summon the aid Of that Lieutenant 20
beauty, massage On the beautiful
neck the flesh Is evenly distributed
The neck should be perfectly smooth
II possible. II tha neck be uneven
then it Is upon persistent, skillful and
gentle massage that you must depend
to redlstribute the dlsproportionatC
bulk OF the flesh.
There 81 always a possibility that
the neck viii be TOO fiat n front
showing the bones too plainly. and
yet display thick layers OF far al the
sides and back. This can be correct
ed by patient and careful massage.
The front OF the neck can BE- made
plumper BY massage provided you use
olive oil or a pure cold cream. which
should be rubbed freely into the skin
BY the first three fingers OF each
hand
You win find Il easier 70 massage
first on the right side OF the neck
with the right hand, then on the LEFT
with the lefl hand. and finally with
both hands together. The motion
should be a rotary one. always the
best movement for rebuilding tissue.
because it induces circulation. which
lions
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-23

TO BE BORN with a beautiful neck
l and graceful shoulders Is a de-
cided advantage 70 any woman
Il Is even more wonderful TO be born
with symmetrical features. an ele-
CANT figure or lustrous. way hair
But if nature has not already en-
doWed you with one or more Of these
charms. then you must set about &C
curing them as soon as possible
one Of the comuenEations OF being
orer-plump IS that most women who
are huflt on ample lines usually have
beautiful threats. shapely shoulder
and pretty arms While the thin
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-23
'Oh. shy eigHei; oh, sly cigasi-l
Bhg did gou teach me 10

"Oh. shy eigIei; oh, SIP cigIsi-
Bhy did g0u teach ne 10
love g0u so2
Since / hape 10 pretend that / don't,
you kuowI'
co WENT a bit OF cong IN an oper-
~ eta several years gone and for
gotten But the cigaret today %
an even more burning quesdon- FOR
women as evinced By two letters
which quote:
NY hancee says I am narrow
minded and old fashioned writes P.
". . wonder what you'll say. The
cause OF our argument ls my Dc SARA
tion that no woman with self respect
should smoke On a public place. and
that ] had no respect for a woman
who broke this rule."
The girl whom ] have been seeing
for several months past and for whom
I have a deep love, O. causing me
much embarrassment BY smoking
continually. When we 60 out 10 call
ou- friends she passes a pack OF
cigarets. helps herself 20 one and sits
calmly smoking it-Whlle 7 FUllE
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-23
Ad0ice To The LoOeIOrn
b BEATRCE FAIRFAX

life. work at an honest job mar
rage for money is uoG
Is IT A CASE OF CONCETTR
Dear Miss Fairfax;-
am eighteen and Eood icok-
ing. Many times when az a dance
notice that young men are at
tracted to ne and take me out for
a dance, but they do not ask me
for another dance. although am
a good dancer. All the boys
know call me Laughing Brown
Eyes. but they do not ask me 20
90 out with them Please tell me
what 20 do, as I do hate being
left out OF things Please don't
think 7 throw myself AZ the men,
Laughing Brown Eyes
Possibly you don't dance OF talk
as rell as you imagine your opinion
Of yourself Is rather a high one
you may make others feel this and
nothing can be less attractive Khan
conceit-unless % is illErounded con-
ceIti Perhaps sou make too much
effort 20 please Perhaps you do all
the talking. Perhaps there IS some
thing about your personality that Is
very unattractive. 40 outsider can
say with Assurance OF certainty.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-23
LittIeBObbie spa


I SEE ny old pzi wallace got lis
aukel broke last week. ssd Pa. On
ACCOUNT Of having drank sum hoh-
day stuff Wich a trend OF his had n
his cellar. ssd Pa This shud teach
Us. Pa sed. 20 remainder the uncsr-
ting mater OF this here life. sed Pa
u should also teech rs 10 reemem-
Der the uncertluE natter OF stuff in
the cellar sed Ma Thank heTings. IA
sed, you are All oaFsr that foolish
ness
Yes. sed Pa Just think. q few
yeers ago that mite have beer ne
that zen & hroak my ankeL Or seFen
Tho wurid win be moar fuller Of
roses row. red roses Instead OF red
noses. sad EE- Is girls won q Trata
fife wen we won the lite agganst the
demon rum
US noahei men Poor old Wallace. ged
Pa. remember him saying he wud
sooner have a leg broak than have
this here nashun 80 dry. Vow he has
cum % see both, sed Pa The Old
Romans Is fallen upon evu days, sed
1ussus Joans was saying yssteT-
day that her husband maiks twice as
much MUMMY now as he used % make
wen he was singing the Stile Song
afternoons. SEQ ma q al cur I1ooT1
that used % have to worry about
thlre rent IS sainE munay now Ma
eed- What 3 WunderLui thing 10 is
going TO be Tor the wurld, the death
OF the RIM GobllE-
7 hosp rhay doant stop as kids from
playing checkers. ] sed. beekaul I
have q new checker board
There is no fee- OF that sed Pa the
last two things thai win eVver Be
called eevIls, sed Pa. Is checkers q
crokav. ThEy viii continue 20 ahed
thara dse-mure lite oaver tha wurld
after all other forms Of high lie has
passed away forever. sed Pa
] ho1p thay wont stop bridge par
ties. sed Ala- Bridge is such a nice
gain
We wont cross that bridge I'm We
git thlre. Eed Pa IA IA, Pa sed
guess that WIS neet q quick
Vary meet & quick. 20 Be sure. ged
MA You git moar droller with the
passing yeers. Ma sed But seriously.
90 wud talk a lot OF pleshur out of the
pashuut lives Of wives, sed Ma, u the
men was 70 get together & put stop
70 bridge gains.
PA. we are too gallant We think too
much OF our preshus lttel wlfss. scd
Pa Bless thare tender harts-
n all the men was as stirling e.
you. sed IA, we wud All be happy
Wlmmel-
wen srow up I an going % Be
stirling ike Pa q have lots Of MUMMY
% give my vile so she can tell ne
how stirling am. II wuddent be any
fun 20 be stlrliug II sumhody dideut
tell yea So
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-23

how to put my sour thoughts down
on paper they would make a Ideal
photo drama, but as I say I don't
know nothing about construction and
etc SO I wished you would write a
serious 8 reel photo drama without
10 monkey business about it and 81
you do as vel with Il as you done
with the comedy I VIII be glad 20
subscribe 70 the coarses and all that
Cos E--n II
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-23

! OF course. II you were born with
a long neck. that Is one OF the things
we cannot change But you can learn
a valuable lesson from our present
day stage beauties, who are adopts fn
the art Of illusion They would i'm
mediately set about shortening the
apparent length Of q long neck by
sWathing IL in diaphanous folds Of
hne chiffon or tulle drzpcries.
On the other hand, u the neck Sc
too short Try TO make % seem longer
than Il Is by learning how 20 carry
the head in q more graceful poise-
ne woman whose chin Is carried
ven up. whose poise Of the head iE
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-23

Dear 1lss Fairfax.-
had been going about with
a girl Tor two years, and asked
her TO be my wife. She con-
as soon as I could start a home
scented and said we would marry
] began % save and let her bank
the money Tor me. when $3.50 bad
been accumulated she said her
love had grown cold and she had
decided not 20 marry me, but she
has not yet returned my money
stlI love her, but do not know
what 90 do. Ensign
You might charge the mqney ~
70 profit ana loss and decide that il
was a lucky escape 20 get I'D or me
Eiri as cheaply as this she Ism
worthy. ] suppose she's calclialins
adventures. Don't fight her Tor the
money. Be GLAD you learned 20 save
and bs stil giadder that you aren
married 20 a woman who ls proving
so unworthy.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-23

Dear Hiss FairfaE--~
I am fweuty-thres and met a
man three years my senior. I am
poor. whereas he has money, a
good business and could give me
an that I was denied In life.
do not love him, don't even
like him enough to marry HIN.
but friends and relatives advise
me that love viii come after
marriage 30 he Is good % me
and gives me everything
Please note-He Is not q mil-
li0uaire or even wealthy, but he
Is a prosperous business man,
very ambitious and good future
with a neat little capital
Queenie.
When you soy 7 don't even like
him enough 90 marry him." you have
answered your own letter. There's
hardly anything 10 be added This
perhaps: For the few Injuries this
MAJ can give you-you viii have "a
pay your own chances OF happiness
your self-respect and your right %
make something OF yourself and your
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-23

friends before my mothers death.
but since j havr met a young man
for whom I care a great deal ard
he has asked me 70 marry him.
have not given him my answer
as mv sister (who s. three years
older than - does nee care for
him
know 7 sm really en- love with
him and know that he IS the
only one who can make ne
happy. In the face Of al lhl1
should 7 sacrifice my LIES happl-
ness for my family's sakee
PeEEla.
AZ twenty three you are old enough
10 know your own mind. Your sister
is not thinking OF marrying thii
young mau-yuu are. Unless there
Is some serious and we'll grounded
lhjeutiol 20 the young mans charac-
ter. Z don't think you owe q 20 your
sister. or TO any one else I'm your
family. 20 let her prejudice cone -
tween you and your love.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-23
BgLina Caoalieri
The Most Famous Living Beauty.

woman. to her sorrow. despite her en-
viahle comeilness OF outline. has. az
a rule. an unsightly, scrawny neck
thin. narrow shoulders. and ili-look-
ing. skinny arms.
what are the chief requirements
Tor handsome neck and shoulders
In the first place, they must be shape
lr; that IS, evenly developed The
neck must be neither too long. nor
too short too fat nor too lean.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-23


Miss Willie seems 70 have the prop
I per mental pose 70 knock them bag
I gard as a author OF heart lnt- drama
I and I may as wen also say That she
I has chose the best field. as not only
] Is serious reel plays a whole lot
3 easier to write than a comedy but
] producers also offers 8 and s times al
much money for them and IN rare in-
sants PAYS better thar one-half OF I
percent Of what you think you got
] coming
But white paper Is few and thoy's
no chance 70 set a whole drama
I PINNED IN toto. but Il looks % me
: ike % would be q good dear N ] was
70 outline I sample reel for my ad-
MIXERS TO study and work on. and
they can make up the other 4 reels
and send them IN and ] will give you
my frank opinion based on che manu-
3 scripts sent Ia As 20 weather ] think
I the writer's can ever hope 20 be sue
cezsfuu IN this line as ] don't want
[ 20 turn no boobs out Of my school and
[ have them flop as have got q reDu-
tation 70 keep % witch ! value high
er than q prune-
Wen. then, the nessary items 81 q
3 reel cr0ol is Cd a suggestive tirle
] I'D heart int f5l suggestive subLltles
/ Cd poD-eyed girl with l0nss tear
ducks 90 couple villains ald 30
chorus man that can knock them
/ dead The scenes should ought 70 be
laid out west IN some wild rough
mining country like New Jersey.
For this model reel we VIII take tie
title why Girls Snore," and the
locale is Muskegon. Mich
Characters.
Lily Nausea- young school marm
(juvenIle lead).
cecil Cersst. a young prospeetor
(iuTeuile Lead.
The Baby tsOubrettel.
Geo. Blo0le. a bad egg (villain).
Heap Big Wart. Indian asst Wiz
lainl-
Indians. cowboys. prairie dogs,
wolves, cattle and mushrstE-
Continuity.
scene Lily the new I2 IT. old
school teacher at Nuskegou Gulch.
sets In the school rm. cracking wa
took her shoes off and Is smileing
70 herself Geo crawls In through
q crack in the window and snoops up
behind Lily and sticks bis thumb On
ner eye Lily q smile hroadens as she
thinks i u.s. Cecil who she Is al
steamed up about
subtitle: rs 1t 1Ir. Corsetg~
Geo. scroWls and clinchs his front
teeth
Subtitle: "lEr. Corset chi SO that's
the way the wind blows"
Lily turns and recognizes Geo. and
subtitle. -Get the he'll out Of
my school house"
Geo. pulls a set Of tweezers and Is
about 20 yank q few eye lashs when
Cecil dashs IN he fires and Geo's
nose drops or
Subtitle Il beg your pardon.
Cecil picks Lily up by The nape Of
the neck and takes her home.
AZ the Chewing Cam Nine.
Scene z-CeciIs chewing gum mine
near lfuskeEon Gulch. Cicifs men isl
seen digging for the fragrant ore.
Long shot OF a flock Of mountain
we2sels passing acrost the sky line.
Cecil comes in with jovial smile and
knocks 2 miners down with a pick.
Subtitle; Have you struck gumT'
The miners shake their eggs. Sub
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-23

Dear Miss FairfaN,-
I am twenty-three and live
with my father and sisters j
never went out with any bog
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-23

But not one OF the p masculine
opinions remaining TO be put on
record is for 1Ilady and Ny Lady
Nicotine IN closer 1uxtaposltion than
they may come without masculine in
PREVENTION. aid and assistance.
1T looks cheap and vulgar. i