davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-12-18

Chicago, December IT. = Poultry alive higher; fowls 40 23c; springs 21c; turkeys 3Sc; roosters 15hc.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-12-18
LIBERTY BONDS

By Associated Press New York. Decernbe 17.-LibertY bonds
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-07

shells. Hills around here are right
high and have some scrub trees. while
grass has grown over the scars. French
auti-aircraft batteries spotted around
here and there.
Along road, note curious webs spun
by some sort Of spider, throw white
frosty misty vel over weeds and brush
as FAR as one can see, shining in the
SUM- the webs seem to grow until they
attain considerable length when wind
catches them and they fly far in comet
like or kIte-like masses. awaiting, al
ways rising, never seeming to come 70
earth, but they catch in wires and their
floating streamers can be seen for
miles. No doubt some odd fiat shape
or spiral twist in the fiber accounts for
their awaiting; maybe it Is one of
natures clever devices to scatter weed
seeds; I take specimens and send them
to Washington for microscopic exami-
nation.
Fromerevile close to our headquar-
ters- an important depot with head
quarters, shops, and hospital under
tcntage, is under frequent lombard
ment. We are IN line and range for
Smelling from same sources but they
don't seem to. want us.
At night, interesting sight as the
forts exchange signals, probably to
guide our airmen. Very heavy air
raids southwest and east of us, also
north and south. Interesting night
with plenty of noise. Heavy shell fire,
7 watch from the hill the shells burst
ing in and near Yerdun. Shells at
night make brilliant flash, rejecting
upward Seen by day, thick column
of debris and some smoke shoots high
from spot where big shell hits, tawny
with black specks and streaks, then
settles down, with finality of destruc-
tive satisfaction. The big shells say
W-aaooofi when they light, only more
crashy than that.
an our divisional area is under ar
tillery or air fire and observed by
planes and German sausages.
Our 10th brigade again advances
several lilometers.
d October l0lS-Gas back more than
ten miles yesterday, and tonight we
were ordered alert 'as gas attack was
on and drifting this way. Later gas
shells dropped one mile east Of us.
Continued tomorrow
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-07
Prosperous New Mexico.

DURING 1920 the state of New Mexico Jared well An
excellent survey that states increased prosperity has
been given to the public in The Earth the organ Of the
Santa Fe railroad.
In the Mmbres valley the production Of alfalfa, grains
apples peaches pears and other fruits beans and even cot
was abundant Cotton has been added to the valleys
list Of dependable crops.
In Roosevelt county the sweet potato crop unusually
good More than 100 carloads Of sweet potatoes were
shipped from PoTae the county seat The yield averaged
$50 bushels to the acre over the c0untyl
Crops also good in Dona Ana county Sweet pota-
toes led 10000 bushe canning factory and curing house
built at Las Cruces.
The town Of Las Vegas spent $4,000 in Development The
city got college and fine hotel among other things.
Rio Arriba county shows up with ZOOS farms against
1872 year ago. Bernslo c0unys farms increased from
295 1901 during the year Coax cOuntys farms in
creased from 693 to 1852 and San Mgues from 1863 to 1913
The grain crop the last year totaled than
100000 bushels Less than 10 years ago the state i'm
ported nearly all Of its grain Union county produced
s,s74,610 bushels Of that 100000.
Building has gone steadily Road building and con-
srucon Of buildings have exceeded any past year Alto
gther New Mexico is decidedly to the good in every
terial way.
The fact that Harding to be made SIND degree Mason
does not mean he favoTs secret diplomacy.
Relics lost in Tahiti don't worry most Of Us.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-07

WHO shall counsel thee. my Daugh-
w ter concerning the Fine Art Of
EissinE2
For 10, the damsels Of Babylon have
come unto me crying:
Alas, alas, how shall a damsel
know when TO kiss-and when NOT 10
kiss7-
Tor, behold. Il hath come TO pass.
that man demandeth kisses. even as
cigaret coupons, with every purchase
OF a dinner or a thearar ticket Yea.
he no longer reEardeth a woman's
kiss as a GIFT Of love. but as coin
OF the realm wherewith she payeth
for his hospitality
And, II a damsel kisEeth but one
man in ali the City. he saith IN his
heart. Heigh-hoi So doeth she with
ALL meni She IS too easy
sTef. IL she refuseth to kiss
but one man. he smith IN HIS
heart
asGO 10! She e. n Prude. and
cannot be kissed by ANY mani
Wherefore shah I waste my time
upon herg
How then shall a damseI know
when 10 kiss, ard when not 70 kiss ?
Tor all men are either Doubters
OF Graftersl
And Romance IS not IN them-'
Verify, verify, the way Of a Damsel
OF 1921 IS exceeding hard. and the
love-chase leadeth over many hurdles.
For 10. Life without kisses is as
lemonade without sugar, pudding
without sauce, a foL-rrot without
partner, a moon without a loveri
Yet, q kiss without a THRILL Is as
q dose OF aloes. Il leaveth a bitter
taste in the mouth and afflicteth thu
spirit with great weariness.
Behold Of mems kisses, there are
seven times seven varieties.
There IS the Kiss that thrlnefh
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-07

Eophers are being exterminated by
both traps and poison One man can
handle so traps"
Cookies. crackers and other
sweets are stlu in high favor with
Fl Paso people" said G. r smith,
manager OF the National Biscuit com
pany's branch. The volume OF our
business is on a par with what Il was
last year. There IS an increase If
anything. There has been q decrease
IN the price Of bulk goods. but the
price OF package goods Is about the
same as ever, due 70 the scarcity OF
paper and the great amount OF IL con
sumed In packing goods"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-07
Bedtime Stories For The Little Ones
UNCLE WIGGHY AND RUDDY DUCK.
y HOWARD r. CAMS.

near the little frozen pond where the
wild duck lady stood The musl-rat
lady also looked in her handbag real
Mustered Ike.
what have you lostz" asked Uncle
WlgElly-
"lly FAM answered Nurse jams.
ely lovely feathered fan. that I was
taking 10 Airs TWisrytails party
Oh i can't 60 without my FAM 70
would be so unstEllshlF
even. i suppose I've got TO 90
back and get 90, IL you have forgotten
ir-" sighed Uncle WigEly. But we
may De late for the party Nurs
Jane. and the good things 90 eat"
-Im sorry,' said the muskrzt lady
'But. really. I couldn't 90 without a
FAM
What's that you uant1T asked the
Wild duck lady "a feather FAM Wait
a moment Here comes my husband
Perhaps he can help you
Up flew another duck. with a black
and white head and q red body. But
the gueerest part of him was his tail
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-07

To spread out behind inst like an
opened fan
"Oh. my dear Rudy Ducz-' quaclzed
his VIE. Nurse Jane has lost her
fan. and can't 60 70 the pig lady's
partyl And Uncle WiEgLy was so
kind. He has given US cherry pie-
"Then we must be kind TO him and
Nurse Jane" said Ruddy Duck so
Miss Euzzy WuEEy has lost her 1ans
has sheg Wen. that is easily fixed
Here. III give her some OF my up
sticking tail feathers. ny tail is a
regular FAM
And so 90 was. and when Rudy
Duck had pulled out some loose
feathers. Nurse Jane had as fine a
ian as she could wish And she and
the bunny had @ grand time az the
big party. So every one was happy.
And IL the roof doesn't slide down off
the top Of the house 70 play tag II
the cellar with the coal bin, Ill ten
you next about Uncle HiEEily and the
wild turkey.-Copyrigh 1921, 1y Ac-
Clurs Newspaper syndicate
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-07
81 PaSO School Children Are Learning To Appreciate Music
Kgh of Columbus School Doing Fine Work for Young Men

I PAS0 children are acquiring an
L appreciation OF good music"
said Hiss Neil Guion, supervisor
O. music IN the city schools. "Once
every week we give what IS called
an appreciation lesson. Records OF
the various artists are played and
their distinctive characteristics and
the outstanding features Of their ar
tistrv are explained. Previous TO the
coming or the grand opera every child
in the school system was familiar
with the scores and stories. We are
very anxious to get Groves diction-
airy Of music, set Of eight or ten
pertaining 70 the musical world Next
spring we are gcing 70 give enter
rainments to raise money for this pur-
pose we have nine violin classes
with - pupils Hiss Vivian Brown.
who graduated from the high school
last year. has been taking charge OF
The classes during the illness Of Miss
Florence Crissv, who started them
last fall."
-.The Knights OF Columbus night
school in FL Paso is one Of the most
J. Collins. vlce-president Of the era
lam Paper company. OF St Louis. 1t
is great thing Tor the young man
hood Of the community Its function
is fully I'm accord with those OF the
other movements IN which I an in
rerested. lhe Big Brother orgauiza-
rion Of St. Louis is a great thing for
the younger boys We have two paid
Secretaries stationed at the Juvenile
court VINO look after every boy who
has made his first uisstep. Last year
re took care Of sos young men. fur
nlshinE them with Jobs and big
brothers. The Papa club OF st. Louis
has done great work in furnishing
boys with playthings and equipment
FOR their sports The vocational
schools, such as the one you have in
your courthouse here, take I'D the
work where these organizations
leave &c of They provide the young
man with better means OF carrying
on the work at which he S. engaged.
OF VIII fit him FOR any work which
be wishes % take up"
'iThe noua Ana county farm bureau
IN cooperation with the United States
biological survey is conducting a cam
paiEn TO eLrermiuate the pocket
gopher" said Charles +. Bliss, Of Las
Cruces. This gopher does untold
damage 20 crops throughout the Rio
Grande project. The reclamation
service estimates the damage done 20
ditch banks in thousands OF dollars.
The work in the Uesilla valley has
So Tar been very successful The
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-07

n AT-A-TAT-TATn' came a knock
X on the door OF the hollow stump
bungalow. where Uncle higEIlys
the bunny rabbit gentleman, Lived
with Nurse Jane Fuzzy Wuzzy, his
muskrat lady housekeeper- Rata
tat-ratH
Dear mel hope that isn't the
Fuzzy FoLw said Nurse Jane
"He wouldn't knock" said Uncle
wisely -He's so impollte he'd walk
right in and nibble me This must be
some friend"
Uncle WigEly opened the door and
there stood Curly and Eloppy LWisrT-
tail, the two piggy boys.
How DO you do, Uncle Wiggily,
they said. with low and polite bows
taking Off their caps with their
paws on which they wore red mitteus-
~Wiu you and Nurse Jane please
come over 20 our house they went
on both together. like the chorus Of
a song when every one sings
what's the matter over at your
housel' asked Nurse Jane
Mothers going TO give little party.
She wants you and Uncle Wiggily 20
come.
Wen have some candy cake
And a pudding. too she'll make
Oh, Wen have jolly time, te tum-
te tum
That is what Curly and FIoppy
sang In answer 20 Nurse James cues
tion-
"Oh. so your mother wants 10 have
ms at her party, does she! asked the
muskrat lady.
She doesr sang the pussy boys to-
wen be therer- promised Uncle
Wiggily. Then Curly and FloppT
made more low and polite bows with
their funny, Wrlnkling mulberry noses
and away they marched through the
snow
'oh my, So much TO do to get ready
TO go TO the plE ladys partym sighed
Nurse Jane. -Im all flustered-'
But Uncle MigEily was not All he
did was 90 twinkla his pink. nose
sort or sideways, get out his red.
white and blue striped rheumatism
crutch, and his tan silk hat and he
was ready.
OFF over the fields Uncle Wirgily
and Nurse Jane started at last for
AIRS. Twlsrytalfs party But they had
not gone very far before. ali az once.
they heard a quackinE voice CALI
oh, I'm so hungry I'm very hun
"This must be one OF the wibble-
Wobble ducks. said Uncle WlgElly.
Il have a piece OF cherry pie in my
pocket and IN feed them
But when the quackluE voice came
nearer Uncle WigEily and Nurse
Jane saw that Il was not one Of the
Wibble-wobble ducks. but, instead, a
Wild duck.
~Oh. thank you so much for this
bit Of cherry pie. uuaczed the wild
duck. III save a piece for my hus-
band.
~Have you husbandg' asked
Nurse Jane.
~Oh. yes. indeed. and his name is
Rudy Duck. or Dumb Bird, fas he is
called in New ENGLAND" said the wild
duck lady. -ly husband is of now.
looking for something TO eat He'll
be glad 90 have a little lunch
just then Nurse Jane began look
Ing all around her on the snow and
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-07
The Confessions OF A Wife


" 1900
and the Kiss that eloyeth; the kiss
that Eiveth hope, and the kiss
that endeth n dreaug the Kiss OF
love- the kiss OF curiosity, the
kiss Of experiments the kiss OF re-
morse. the kiss OF duty, and the
kiss OF habit.
10, one man shall bestow a kiss
upon thee, as though he doeth thee a
favor and another shall snatch a ki-s
from thee as though he had snatched
thy Jewels OF thy purse.
But an artist and a true-lover shan
kiss thee as though he had never
kissed, before, and should never kiss
again-
And only by the WAY OF his wooing,
shall a damsel know when to kiss
ard when not to kiss.
But, as for him. who seeketh thy
kisses as the price Of his hospitality.
why shall thou not offer him a print
ed coupon, saying:
sFor twenty Of these, thou shalt
receive the PHEMICM-whieh f.
n kiss.5
For, OF such as he. e. the King
dom OF Cubs and Churls; not one
Of which f. worth n second
thought; Tar less, n first kiss!
Nay, verify, my Daughter, though
manners have changed. Men are the
same, today. yesterday, and forever.
Therefore, when man seeketh TO
kiss thee, easily, give him Hope-but
not the kissi For a kiss in the pres
pect in stiu worth two in the mem
DRY. And a little WAITING hath new
er cooled a mans love, nor spoiled the
flavor OF a woman's kiss.
Go to- A man pursueth only that
which he hath not already won
For. curiosity and uncertainty are
stil the spice Of love.
And the most fascinating woman IN
all the world 10 ANY rran IS that one,
whom he hath almost, but not YET
kissed
selah.-Copyrigh 1921, by the
Wheeler Newspaper Syndicate
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-07

Kissing may be uusaui cary. as thf
scientists claim But We never heard
OF a girl kissing for her health
After a nan has been married
few years he can ten you that feal-
ousv doesn't need much OF an excuse
TO get into action.
After an. the ideal woman f.
the woman who thinks that you
are the ideal man.
After a nina gets through regret
ting chat he didn't do Be yesterday
heu bet you that Len do 10 tomor-
row.
Briefly and brutalIy told the
honeymoon IS over when he quits
hurryinE home
Women like 20 go 20 fortgne tellers
because fortune teuers are smart
enough 20 tell their patrons only
what said patrons want 90 hear
Even when his wife a. away
the man who lives I'm small
town continues TO be heunecked-
The uciEhhorE are watching him.
EVery married woman knows thar
king David knew whereof he spoke
when he said what all men were
You have often met a nan who dll
not claim 20 be a gead 1udEe Or hu-
man nature. haven't you- Nel-he-
have we. brother, neither have We-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-07

Customers are paying their ac-
counts better than at any time I have
been IN business" said Howard n
RiL Of the Rix Motor Supply com
pany. 81 think that this speaks for
a sound financial condition in FL Paso.
for when people meet their bills, there
is no depression There viii be no
further reductions in tires for some
time 70 come There has been a small
drop in accessories, notably tools. At
the present people are not buying
many tires. in fact, one-third of the
cars that see in Fl Paso do not have
adequate tire equipment When their
present sets are out there viii be a
big rush, which the dealers viii not
be able 20 meet"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-07

Dear Luke Apparently your fame
has reached the lower r-gions- ANY
way our furnace was singing vour
praises the other day. M brother
was removing the ashes from the
furnace CRATE and. as the poker
cliressed the bars. we heard distinctly
the rhTthuical sound luke Ne
Luke Luke lIcLuzs. Luke 1FcI.uI-e- p
C X $50 Oakland avenue lTiI--u-
kee Wis
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-07

YAM SIMS mule has again come into
the limelight Of publicity, having
hollered right loud several times last
Sunday while the preacher at Hog
Ford was trying TO talk.
=
Slim Pickens came near becoming
involved in a lively fight at Ticlviile
Tuesday evening. Bystanders say all
that prevented it was that the fellow
was a little too fat to overtake him.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-07
City And Country


chastity
village The city bids them them the cordial
saying playing
gard country shrinking its
the village
princes the and brushing shelf ounces,
tain to search for ng and pleasures an In vain Adventure is the
down old Hay Center the life pretty
calm without within; she
village
high vsn They
al
the washing chronicle LIES
other
dying abandoned dusty, but al the kids signing
the Great White Way,
-ops-zHt by Georrs Matthew adams WALT MASON
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-07
PER-DREADNAUCHTS START
FOR MANEUVERNG GROUNDS

Los Angeles. Calf. Jan. THE
superdreadnaught New Mexico, flag
ship Of the Pacific fleet; Idaho and
Mississippi steamed from Los AnEe-
les harbor early this morning on the
first les Of their journey to canal
zone waters. where they viii partici-
pate in the joint maneuVers Of the
Atlantic and Pacific fleets.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-07

The home service OF the American
Red Cross located at sos Mills build
ing is trying to locate the following
persons for whom government mail Is
being held unclaimed: Airs. Mary Vir-
GINA simon, Bernice Reynolds Mon
roe, Temple Smith. Eleanor z. Simp-
son. Frances Catherine Warner and
Glenn Baker.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-07

Maurice Wolfson went into a bar
Der shop in Miami. Fla. and sat
down In the second chair. Then be-
discovered that the barber was dear
and DUMB and used the manicure girI
as an Interpreter.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-07

tobacco .mauufacturers' o. asked the
EuElishman- isn't tobacco an aer.-
cultural Droduct4"
wait until you smoke some OF our
cigars and youu know what b.
meant by tobacco fmanufacturers 10
replied the American.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-07
Asparagus.

THOSE pale nnoeuous little plants that lie quietly
burnt toast not to be sneezed for they
Just profitable they innocent looking Over in the
Salt River valley last year asparagus brought average
OF S11OO acre the highest gross return brought by
anything grown in the project.
Lettuce did well averaging s6s7 Alfalfa, Of
which hear much brought its growers S72 an acre
Even berries brought average gross return Of $3.50
acre The total return the crops Of the valley exclusive
Of cotton 100000 That amount was produced on
$1,000 acres. About 1900 Of cotton was grown
The man who has been referred to as up Salt river
wasn't so badly off after all, maybe. Not If he grew
asparagus
The woman who Is hunger strike to force her hus-
band to accept her religion is taking the worst way at the
present price Of ham and
The wages Of sin have not yet been reduced
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-07

Il wonder IL you couidg9 mused
the Cheerful idiot.
You wonder II you could whatss
asked the wise Guy.
why, n tramp with a wooden
leg started out 70 see the country.
wonder Il you could say that 81
is making a stumpiug tour % replied
the Cheerful Idiot
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-07
MAN CHARGED WITH ROBBERY
IS HELD ON $1,000 BOND

Carlos Romero. charged with rob
bling j. ]. Apodaco OF Ysleta Of &oQ.
was held for the grand jury under
tond OF $1,000 following a preliminary
hearing before justice Clark Wright
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-07
One Good County.

TEXAS has county IN which education is doing well
There q districts IN Lubbock county. In those dis
cts there not school house that has not been built
Tmodeed within the past three years Each Of those schools
has teacher and conforms to the requirements Of the state
board Of education. They get special state aid that
account The city schools of Lubbock show increase IN
attendance Of IS percent that Of last year the rest
Of Texas could show good record the state might be
near the top instead Of 5zth in scholastic attainment
Tourists might Try climbing Mt. Franklin in lieu Of
visiting JuareZ It is also exhaTatng but much less
pensve.
Hold The fleet angsl fast until he bless thee.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-07

smith must be getting along 10
years isn't le- asked Brown.
Yes replied Jones. -WhT. he can
remember when Sa-ar Bernh7r|lt
made her first farewell tour
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-07

The way Bulgaria Is s1ueaIing over
loss Of territory under the peace
treaty. it is evident that she regards
herself as the foot Balkan state.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-07

There rs some force
To this fool uunt
For most divorce
salts are homcsuuu.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-07

It is said that the length OF the day.
rather than temperature affects the
growth OF plants. Iris given is hours
Of lieht every day hlocmed two
which experienced only the day uf
natural length
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-07

They've made costly our sup.
They have caused u 10 frovruf
And the men higher I'D
Must be pretty low down.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-07
BITS OF BYPLAY
By LUKE McLUKE
Copyright. 1890. by
The Cincinnati Enquirer.


I'd rather write this foolish junk.
1 Despite the high brow ieers.
Than write great tonnes Of solemn
bunk
That move the world 70 tears.
Old Gloom hates lerifv like sin.
And loves staff sad and deeus
I'd rather make enc mortal grin.
Than make the whole world vrecn.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-07

We wish Dr. c. A. Fish. of Frank.
fort, ky would run down 20 Ed.
monston, ky, and see Bass Plcksrel
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-07

= 0aIellII nIlTeE . I0uf
II he drinks too much asEraf1r
His manager VIII baTI him out
II he goes On n BAT.
Luke llu.uke.
The baseball players ~ a loss.
he f. beyond a doubfs
He has 10 strike, and yet MS hnsn
Gets sore when le strikes out.
Hastings fNeb-l Tribune.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-07

II TITLE 4-year-oid Hazel Moots is
l. keepiu' house fer her dad while her
nav is on tn Jury. Lafe Bud took
some white mule Z break up a cold an
broke everything in tn house.
Copyright National Newspaper service.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-07

Church Upright, retired farmer.
springhope. ~ c.. has been nominated
for chaplain OF the Names Is Names
club.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-07

He - a dead beat. III agree.
I speak OF Oswald Ketflee
Though he f. IN the East Set. he
Z mighty slow 10 settle.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-07

Miss Katherine Ross. who once was
an actress. Is now conducting evan
Eelistic services in a New York
church.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-07

II you pay a girl enough attention.
IL won't be long until you are paying
her bills.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-07

hu1r EAlHE GEORGE BAIEETg
DO you know Why the elephant i8
the emblem OF the g. o. P.1H asked
the Cheerful Republican
sLre, replied the Peeved DEM
crat I've often noticed how much
ivory there IS in an elephants head
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-07

She tries 20 sing. does Mary Mutt.
And We all shed a fenrs
She has an ear for music, but
She can't sing with her ear.
Luke lIcLuEze-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-07

IN the Philippines there are more
than 500 Women's clubs.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-07

on. sally sliGEc=s, have a hearth
You Ike TO paint. but N.Y.
Although Tuu have an eye for ART,
You can't paint with your eye.
Newark Advocate.