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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-21
Harding Likes Good
Chew of Long Green

Denver. Colo, Aug 21.-Senator
Warren G. Harding. Republican presl-
Dental nominee. may frown upon pub
lication Of the fact. and the women
voters within the ranks Of the c. O.
p will probably throw up their hands
in holy horror, but murder viii outi-
Robert Harding Hauser, superin-
tendenr OF the Denver municipal audi
forum, is authority for the story that
the Republican standard bearer Is
very fond Of a good chew OF tobacco
Senator Harding spoke at the
auditorium in Denver last spring IN
his precouvention campaign for the
presidential nomination After his
strenuous oratorical efforts. the sen
ator noticed that Hauser was chew
ing tobacco.
"Win you do ne a big favor7" asked
the senator Of Hauser-
sure" was the reply.
Then let me have a chew OF your
tobacco" said the man who has been
chosen by the c. o. P TO occupy the
white house after March 4 next
Hauser handed senator Harding his
plug Of chewing and told him to keep
It all.
NO. just want a little chew" said
the senator and, breaking a piece off.
he returned the remainder 10 Hauser.
There is nothing as soothing 70 me
after a strenuous talk as a good chew
OF tobacco" Hauser quotes the sena-
tor as saying.
1T rests my nerves"
Being informed that senator Har-
ding contemplated making a speech
in this city during the campaign.
Hauser wired the Republican candi-
date as follows.
When you come to Denver. III
have a whole plug Of your favorite
tobacco waiting for you
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-21
LIVING MODELS.

We make the special announce
ment that L. Alphone Berg, expert
designer OF Paris fashions, who is
appearing this week at the Alhambra
Theater in his act entitled Fashions
de Vogue" win drape exclusive eve
ming gowns on living models IN our
large windows at. the corner OF san
Antonio St and Mesa Ave- Tuesday
afternoon at AIS.
silks used viii be selected from our
silk section and the gowns completely
draped without cutting OF sewing
merely with the use OF a few pins
Immediately following the draplng
Of the living models in the windows,
a private fashion show for women
only viii be given on the 18th floor
ready-to-Wear section OF dainty I'm
gerie as wei as ready-to-Wear and
millinery viii be demonstrated on
living models
The general public is cordially IN
vited TO see the window exhibition
and all our women patrons 10 attend
the fashion show on the 5th floor
Popular Dry Goods Company.
Advertisement
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-21
Institution Won't Try
Idzz as Insanity Cure

Kalamazoo. Mich. Aug. 21.-Rs-
ports that the Kalamazoo state hos
pital for the insane was about to
organize a band composed as far as
possible OF inmates OF the institution,
for the purpose Of testing the cura-
tive effect OF music, including Jazz.
on persons suffering from nervous
disorders, have been denied by Off
cials OF the hospital Music has
beneficial influence on the inmates,
but difficulties impossible to over
come stand IN the way OF the project,
Il was said "Jazz.' said one official,
would be more likely to send
patient here than to take one away"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-21
What about Speeders?
Here's a Texas Jog Spot

Corpus Christi, Texas. Aug. IL
The most law abiding community in
south Texas was heard from when
the report OF justice OF the peace "
G. Sutherland, OF Bluntzer. Nueces
county. was received by the county
commissioners Replying to a letter
demanding a report OF his court BUSH
ness. judge Sutherland Wrote-
IN reply 10 your request for a re-
port Of proceedings in the justice OF
the peace's court for precinct No 2.
am sorry to say that it is three
years since I had a civil suit, and
five years since have had a com
plant filed in a criminal case in this
precinct.
Honor Is the only reward received
by the chief justice OF this court
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-21
Miss Bowen and Miss Rogers Will Give
Two Bridge Parties During The Week


MISS NELLIE MAY BOWEN and
lNl Miss Mildred Rogers viii entertain
with two bridge parties during
the week. The first will be given
Wednesday afternoon and the other
win be given Thursday afternoon
Twenty guests viii be entertained
at each party. Both parties viii be
at the Bowen home. On Montana
-
Miss Grace Hawkins is hostess this
afternoon to the bridge club TO which
she belongs at the Hawkins home in
Val Verde. Roses decorate the recep-
ton rooms and after the games ices
will be served The guests asked TO
enjoy the afternoon with the club
members include Misses Frank Luth-
er. Elizabeth Luther. Maud Bowser OF
Chattanooga. Tenn. Josephine March
and Myrtle Blanton and the club
members present are: Misses Anne
1Iagoffin. Elizabeth Hawkins Ade-
laide Kerr. Laura Burnside Mary
Hardie and Bernice Brick.
The c. ]. Bridge club viii meet on
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-21
Crossing Mishaps Kill
1000, Hurt 5000 in Year

Chicago. IL. Aug "A thousand
people killed and 5000 injured.
That Is the annual toll OF automo-
bile accidents at railroad grade cross
ings, as shown BY the report Of the
National Safety council Millions
have been spent BY railroads 70 safe
guard lives, but nevertheless this IS
the average each year for such fatali-
ties.
Auto accidents. It Is pointed out,
are increasing in almost usathemati-
cal ratio 20 the increase in automo-
biles. A tightening up on traffic vio-
lators with more rigorous prosecu-
tion. is believed TO be the only solu-
ton TO the serious problem
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-21
Dinners and Luncheons.

Mr.. and Mrs Nelson Herman viii
entertain at dinner this evening at
the Harvey house to compliment Miss
Mercedes Williams. OF Minneapolis
who is a guest OF Miss Linda hill
Covers will be placed for Miss VIII
liams, Miss Hill. Mrs Everett Long
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hoagland, Lleuts-
Neal Mckay. Henri Besse, r Il Stur-
geon and o. G. Fegan- After dinner
the party will go TO the roof garden
at Hotel Paso del Norte TO dance tor
the remainder Of the evening
Mr. and Mrs. Frank O'Brien enter
tanned at a dinner marty and dance
on Friday evening az their home on
La Luz street The g-ests were- MI
and Mrs T. Butcher. Mr. and Mrs
Kenney. Mr.. and Mrs J. Chamness,
Mr. and Mrs n. B LaRock, Mr. and
Mrs. W. 3. Gilland. Mrs Minnie Had
lock. Miss Emma Parker. Miss Mamie
Parker. Miss Marian Hasley, MISS
Ruth Hasley. Miss Mary and Miss
Margaret Gilla1d- Jim Coppenbarger
William Ludenger, Eddie Shaw ana
Lieut.. Gilland-
AIr. and Mrs. O'Rrien have recently
moved to their new home and this
affair was in the nature Of house
warming. Flowers OF the season were
used in artistic decoration for the
dinner service and similar flowers
were placed in the reception rooms
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-21
Blast Craze In Solid
Rock For Aged Veteran

Winchester, Va. Aug IL - In a
grave blasted ont OF solid rock with
dynamite the body Of Housan K
Pritchard. probably the only survivor
OF the soldiers with stonewau Jack
son when the famous southern leader
was killed at Chaneellorsvine. was
laid to rest
Burial was held Up while the grave
diggers hewed out a place for the
coffin in the stone which was struck
just under the surface at Mt Hebron
cemetar-.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-21
TEXAN BELIEVES THE POLES
CAN BEAT BOLSHEVIKI

Denison. Tex Aug. 21.-Capt- I. F.
Sproule OF this city who was one Of
the Is American officers assigned to
escort the troops OF Gen. Halter. Of
the Polish army, across unoccupied
Germany and who is personal friend
OF former president Paderewski. says
that Poland. II given supplies and
munitions. and reinforced by a few
Of the allies best generals, would
have no trouble in beating of the
Bolsheviki attack.
Poland is intensely patriotic. gal
liant and heroic" said Capt. Sproule
and. while she lacks troops, she
lacks food and munitions to a great
er extent. The menace Of an invasion
by the Bolsheviki has always threat
ened Poland and the Poles felt that
sooner or later they would be called
upon to defend their country against
an invasion by the reds"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-21
Lady Astor, american
NJ. p. PHILOSOPHER

london, Eng. Aug. z1.-The latest
revelation OF the philosophy OF Lady
Astor. American woman NJ P, made
in a speech, is as follows
I am amazed at the way we try
to convert the heather and are not
converted ourselves.
Some Of the most unlOving people
I have ever met are people who call
themselves Christians.
When I look around the world ]
see appalling snobbishness. and
wonder whether we realize that Christ
was a carpenter"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-21

Kansas City. No, Aug. 21.-John
1IcGinnity. who gave his address as
Utah" was found asleep on the side
walk down town Asked to explain
by judge Edward Mcmahon in South
Side court. John said
~Oh. I merely had been sleeping az
an open-air hotel and left a late call
What dc you do2" queried the
Judge
anybody 7 can" replied John
well. you won't do me-" said the
judge Fifty dollars-neIt case
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-21
Midnight Kissers Had
No Preference; Generous

arrested here charged with being
kissing bugs. II is alleged they fire.
quented public parks at night. and
while their victims weren't looking
held them and smothered them with
kisses The men. il is said. had no
preference kissing both men and
women They came TO grief when one
Of them, in the darkness, kissed a
park COP.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-21
WADE HAMPTON chapter Of the
w Z. D. c. met Friday afternoon at


w e. D. c. met Friday afternoon at
the community service clubhouse.
a business session occupied the first.
part Of the meeting Reports were
given from the officers, the treasurer
reporting $50 spent during the past
month for flowers and delicacies for
members OF the chapter and for Con-
federate veterans who were ILL.,
A letter was read by Mrs. c. 2.
Bryan. president Of the chapter, from
lfrs- Mckinney, president general OF
the U. 2. c.. concerning the hero
fund 10 which Wade Hampton chap
scr has donated literally. One hun
dred and sixty-five dollars was sent
at recently
The chapter at the meeting Friday
voted TO send S. TO the Paul's Valley
chopter OF the U. D c. in Oklahoma.
for the fund Of the Confederate monu-
ment which that chapter is erecting.
AIRS. Bryan read a poem Memorial
Tree" in opening the program on The
American Legion" Miss Emma Ma
ti0n. historian directed the program.
Miss Annie Harris gave an address on
the life Of Jefferson Davis. and Miss
Helen Temple gave a reading. Bob
hy's Bride Miss Nell Higgins read
and played piano solo. and Mrs F.
81 Daugherty and Mrs. A. B. Hudson
played a duet
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-21
Unedrths a Skeleton
In City of Mounds

Chillicothe,. Ohio. Aug. 21-Arch-
biologists from Ohio, New York and
Pennsylvania, exploring the Mound
City" at Camp Sheridan have IN
earthed the third skeleton OF mound
builder since the start OF their work
two months ago.
The skeleton was taken from the
second mound 10 be explored. There
are eight more mounds to be ex-
cavated.
bone knives were found with the
skeleton.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-21
about ElPasoans.

Mrs. Y. J. Licata. s1e 1agoffln. Is
very sick, having been operated on
at Hotel Dieu-
Mrs. Margaret league has moved
from this city TO East st. Louis, IL.
where she viii make her home
Ponder s. Carter, who has been
III for the last week at the Carter
home, is still confined TO his bed
Mrs. G. Hallet Johnson and son,
Herndon. are guests Of Dr. and Mrs
Floyd Poe at Mountain Park, y. NJ.
During the absence Of DR.. and Mrs.
Poe. Rev. and Mrs. e L Johnson are
occupying the Poe home. Rev John
son has recently come here as re-
ligious and educational director OF
the Y. W. c. A. and has taken up Dr..
Poe's duties as pastor Of the First
Presbyterian church during the min
ister's absence
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-21
On IA Tomn Yisifors.

Mrs. W. J. 8IiIlard. OF Oklahoma,
with her small son, Billy, r.. are the
guests Of Mrs. Millard's mother Mrs
I. II. Springer, T0s North St Vrain
street
Miss Pauline Bryan viii leave for
her home in Fort Worth today after
a visit Of several weeks with her
sister, Mrs Thornton Hardis, who is
spending the summer in Cloudcroft
l and with Mrs. Bradford Hardie in the
I city.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-21
Sundays Calendar
In Local Society

=. 7EA at District Service club at Fort
Bliss from 5 to for men Of the
military district, their families
and friends.
CALENDAR.
Lieut.. and Mrs L B. Wyant VIII en-
terrain at bridge at their uarters In
the Seventh cavalry garrison at Fort
Bliss in the evening
Swimming in Y W c A pool
Adults. 9 to y and 5 to o'clock.
Children 10 5 o'clock,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-21

Moving day is no longer a dreaded
day by those who do it the City Serv-
Ice way Our large vans and careful
movers do the job with care and dis
patch Let us give you an estimate.
City Service CO--Tel. $500.
Autos, Taxis, Baggage, Moving.-AdV
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-21

Parents should know that in eight
out OF ten cases Of cross-eys the de-
feet is caused by an error OF refrac-
ton The proper correction OF this
in nearly every case viii straighten
the eyes This is an easy matter il
attended to early.
Need Glasses? Ask Segau.
FL PazO Optical Co
LOG Texas st. I'll san Antonio St
Advertisement
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-21

THE second battalion Of the SD field
artillery will leave for q hike 20
Elephant Butte dam at 1 o'clock
Sunday morning. This evening an en-
tertainment Will be given in Capt
John H Eyes uarters, which viii be
artistically decorted with flowers The
color scheme VIII feature the ar
tfllery red and white
Mesdames Eye, Longstreet Cavett
and H. n. Findley viii be hostesses-
An old fashioned southern breakfast
Of fried chicken and waffles viii be
served at midnight to the following
officers. Capts. Stanley Bacon Long
street Cavett and J. b Eye, Lieuts- T.
Y. Argo. ". R. shaffer. VIM, shaffer.
Wrn- H Yeager, c. P Jones, A. s Rey-
uolds and H n. Findley.
Col and Mrs. Frank D. Wickham
and daughters, Evelyn and Gladys,
will leave san Francisco today Tor
their new station at Camp Pike. Lit
tie Rock. Ark. where Col Mickna[n
will take command OF the 5Srh u $
infantry. he was recently promoted
from a major. Mrs. Wiclham spent
a few days in FL Paso recently. com
ing from San Francisco to attend the
funeral OF her mother, the late Mrs
Thomas H. Logan, at the family home,
1117 Arizona street
Capt. Casey Hayes, field artillery,
has received Geographic orders trans
ferring him from FL Paso TO West
Point, where he viii be instructor in
law Capt Hayes was stationed here
for some time during the period OF the
war as colonel in the zone supply. He
and his family viii leave for their
new station within a few days
Capt. Hayes served overseas during
the world war and was decorated for
valiant service
Col. Willis G. Heaton, Of Camp
Jones. Arizona, former commanding
officer of Fort Bliss and the Fifth
cavalry at Ell Pasos is in FL Paso to-
day on a business visit.
Robert L. Howe, jr., son OF Gen. and
Mrs. Robert L Howe. will leave Sun
day for Columbia, No. where he viii
enter Q. S. Hall TO study for en-
trance to West Point
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-21
Wade Hampton Chapter, U.D.C., Meets
For Business; Donates To Hero Fund


Eight new members were enrolled
The next meeting, at which officers
for the next year viii be elected, viii
take place September 10
=
The Guild of the First Presbyterian
church will meet on Thursday after
noon at $3.50 o'clock with Mrs. George
Ferguson as hostess, 1872 Rio Grande
THIS FL Paso Federation OF Women's
Clubs will meet on Thursday after
noon at 3 o'clock in the Community
Service clubhouse.
Lodges and Clubs.
Ell Paso review No. ~. Of the Mac
cabees. will celebrate Children's day
with a picnic in Washington park
on August "a from 10 until o'clock
The children viii take their own
luncheon. Ice cream and lemonade
VIII be served, games Will be played
and prizes awarded in contests. The
women in charge Of the arrange
ments are Mrs. Gayle Slaughter.
chairman; Mrs. Belle Carmical, Mrs
Jessie AIcChesney, Mrs Margaret
Boswell and Airs. Sophia Greene.
Allen sisters Colleen Clint Shampoo.
Adv
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-21
EI Pasoans Amay.

DR.. and Mrs. E. A Montenyohl. Of
1908 Mountain avenue, are spending
the weekend IN Cloudcroft-
Mrs. Ralph Fleck viii leave for the
F1eck ranch In New Mexico today
after a visit Of a few days with Mrs,
". n Flick.
Mrs. James E. Bowen is at present
the guest Of Mrs Jack Childs, Of
Philadelphia. Mrs Bowen has been
visiting her son, James e Bowen. IT,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-21

Tuesday afternoon with Miss kath-
crime Earle as hostess.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-21

Robert L. Howe. jr-. son OF Gen. and
Mrs. Robert L Howe. will leave Sun
day for Columbia No, where he viii
enter Q. S. Hall to study for en-
trance to West Point,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-21
Lodges and Gibbs.

Allen sisters Golden Clint Shampoo.
Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-21

Col. Willis G. Heaton, Of Camp
Jones, Arizona, former commanding
officer of Fort Bliss and the Fifth
cavalry at FL Paso. is in FL Paso to-
day on a business visit.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-02
Adventures
With a Purse

A GES and ages ago I told you about
a kimono. 1t is more like lounging
robe, SO trim and smart it is. and so
graceful in its well cut lires. And I am
telling you about them again. in case
you We're unabe--financially or other
wise-to buy one then. Another shop
now has a limited number. They are
made of japanese creme. come made
up and ready to embroider and can be
had in Old rose or gray. The design
is in solid work and embroidered in
rich contrasting co'ors with q touch of
black: and belt of black cord makes
the sort of costume you wish you could
wear on the street. They are distinc-
tive and most becoming and are priced
at $3.75 and $3.50.
When you see the pancake set I saw
today you will agree with me that pan
cakes, had they any self-respect at
all would just naturally have
to turn out golden brown and light.
The set consists of n batter spoon. a
clipper" for turning them over. small
pan for holding grease and a piece of
heavy wick" for applying grease to
the iron. Spoon and clipper" are
wooden handled. The set costs only
soc. 1t would make a perfectly splen-
did gift for the engaged girl. and really.
you know, you ought to have a set for
yourself.
One shop is having a sale. for this
week only. which ought to help you cut
down this weeks house EXPENSES. a
special brand Of coffee is selling for two
pounds for sec. Cocoa may be pur-
chased for 36c for two tins, while two
packages of toa-pound size. ! think
are priced at j6c. This is a real bargain
sale. and as I already have said. will be
in effect only for the rest Of this week.
The woman who has ever had any of
those hyacinth bulbs which she has
grown right in the house in bowl of
water knows what real pleasure il is
to see these bulbs begin to sprout and
grow And great is her pride if she
can actually make one blossom. One
little shop is having a sale of these
bulbs. having marked them at the very
special price of 35c for half dozen.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-02
"CINDERELLAiS DAUGHTER"
F'eathering the Nest
By HAZEL DEYO BATCHEL0R
COPYRIGHT, 1920, by the Public Ledger Company

with Virginia, way that left no argu
ment. She implied that she felt it her
duty to lead Virginia. and any original
ity in the girl was laid at the door Of
her queer bringing up, although Mrs
Anderson never hurt Virginia by openly
saying this to her.
So the little apartment was furnished
with new furniture bought on the in :
stallment plan. Mrs. Anderson did not
approve of this. but there was nothiu
else to do about it. To Virginia every
thing was inexplicably sordid She
hated the place and she hated the fur
niture. She felt as though she were
in net that was gradually drawing in
about her.
Virginia had sunshiny nature, but
there were depths in it that in her shell
| tered childhood had never been sounded.
Jimmy Anderson had brought her love,
but it had been love itself that had
lured her on rather than the more in =
tense feeling for him. She was en-
thralled with the glistening wings of
love, enchanted by the idea of it. But
when she had promised Jimmy to marry
| him she had not thought of love in an
ugly little apartment and life with a
Jimmy who was strangely practical like
his mother most of the time, who was
very human and who wore the shining
armor of her dreams only at very rare
intervals. Virginia thought great dea
during these last days and if she haC
not been so inexperienced and alone
without money and without any one but
! thu AnderSons to turn to, she might
never have married Jimmy. There were
| times when she loved him. and there
were others when she was terrified a.
| life and felt that she couldn't 20 on.
Jimmy knew nothing of this. Like
his mother, he was self sufficient, with
no small amount of conceit, in his ma
ture. He loved Virginia and was sur,
that she loved him in exactly the sam,
way. He did not stop to realize tha
Virginia was as different from him a!
day is from night, that she had pos
sibilities in her nature that, once de
veloped, would make her an astoundin,
woman.
They were married in the ugly OLE
living room at the Andersons one after
noon in early October, Virginia wor,
one of her straight white frocks and
big white hat. She held an armful o
yellow flowers which she had picket
herself. Mrs. Anderson said that the,
made her look like an actress.
Tomorrow--The beginning OF marriei
life.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-02
WE WASTE so MUCH TIME
SAYING "HOW HARD THIS rs"
That We Don't Take Any Steps To,uard Making Our Task
Easier-itting Problem in the Middle One Way Solue Il

The only thing to do Is call the number
plunge in-and probably find that L
would be more convenient for the Other
person If you didn't come. It apnlies
to that complicated letter. Look Il
over, find out whether you can com
pose the beginning of it. If you're lin.
successful with that, try the end Of II
If neither of them is possible, try, Il
right in the middle. write a parayranb
and the rest of the letter will writo
itself, Just as jig saw puzzle gives n.
self away when you have the center Of
it made. Perhaps it would be easier for
you to start your cleaning by dusf.
ing the iurniture-that's not the wav
TO begin, and you'll have the dusting
to do over again after the sweeping, buf
at least it starts you.
Impulsive, headlong, rash, are Soma
of the terms that will probably be an.
piled to you. You might deserve them.
If you made practice of this kind oi
reckless action. But there are times
when the best. the most methodical, the
most systematic and efficient Of us
would give half our income for a push
toward some problem that seems to have
no right and easy entrance for a SO.
luton. When the. push is not given we
find it much easier to sit down and
go into higher mathematics about how
hard, how difficult, how utterly impos.
sible it is for us to accomplish that
duty. >
That's the time when we need this
goad for our will power. this "over
the top and at 'em" spirit. If we
can't find an entrance at start or fin
ish. let's tackle it from the side and
strike at the middle. But let's attack !
Even if we're not successful at first
we'll at least get rid of his heavy dread
of something that has to be done and
isn't.