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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-10-24

L I'm coming back tomorrow He
gave me few suggestions to improve
my work. 1 went home and worked
on those suggestions and came back to
sing for him again the following day.
Each day he said my performance
vas less impossible than the day be-
fore, and finally he got interested
enough TO really help me with my
singing and acting, and every one of
ms suggestions was gratefully accept
ed and acted upon. On the day he
said my act was good L started out
and got a new engagement and I've
been working now steadily for two
years.
Whatever I am think 1 owe to
that critic and to my husband who
manages my business arrangements for
me and it's the responsibility Of living
up TO the good work they expect Of
me that worries me so much, con-
cluded the vaudeville star, with a little
shlver Of nervousness
do you know. Miss Baker. I was
going TO ask YOU how YOU keep your
health and good looks You can't help
pens young and YOU are an absolute
contradiction of the adage that says
Worry makes wrinkles
II don't do anything but work. sleep
and eat said the headliner who is
stiu almost a little girl, but some
day when I've made enough money. /
shall retire and live comfortably, and
then perhaps L can tell you something
about the preservation of beauty I'll
have more time 10 call my own" said
Belle Baker, as she began making up
TOT the evening performance.
Vaudeville isn't all beer and skit-
ties, said 1 to the electric sign as /
passed out. And the sign winked In a
knowing way
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-10-24
SARAH BERNHARDT
68 YEARS OF AGE

London, Eng. Oct. 24-Great Brit
ain rendered Nine Sarah Bernhardt
national tribute here yesterday after
noon in honor of her birthday ami
versary and the preeminent actress
took advantage Of the occasion TO cor
rect a widespread error as to her age
Under ordinary circumstances" she
said, 'and had / been 20 years young
er, the question of my age would not
have troubled me in the slightest de-
gree. AS it is, however. Father Time
and I have been old friends for so
long that feel I can afford to deny
him the gratUitOus gift OF one year
of my life; and, therefore. I take
leave to state that today is my 6Sth
birthday anniverSary-nOt my 69th-
TO the young the question OF one
year cannot appear Of any moment at
all, but when one approaches three
scores years and ten, however gener-
Gus one may wish to be in other mat
tiers. one cannot give away a whole
year, so I hope my dear English
friends viii revise their reckoning OF
my age, and give me credit for two
full remaining years Of life in the
SOS"
Taking advantage of the distin-
Suished actresses presence here on her
natal day, admirers presented her with
an address Of welcome which had
been signed during the past few weeks
by lovers OF the stage throughout the
entire British isles
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-10-24

BUT WILL BE PROSECUTED.
Philadelphia, Pa, Oct 24.-RepOrts
current here more than a year that
the Union Trust company had been
robbed Of 100000 in securities and
$4,000 in cash, by an employee were
confirmed when governor Tener at
Harrisburg decided that so far as the
state is concerned, Walter NJ Shourds,
who is accused Of appropriating the
money and securities must be prose-
cuted. Notwithstanding that restitu-
tiOn has been made to the trust COM
pany. The company is now known as
the Merchants Union Trust company
The securities, it is said. were taken
from a safe deposit box rented by
George Durham jr., who is connected
with a locomotive works in this city.
ShOurds, who was superintendent Of
the safe deposit vaults Of the trust
company, fled the country shortly be-
fore his crime was discovered He
was indicted by a federal grand jury
in his absence. Subsequently il is re-
ported he opened communication for
the return Of the securities and money
through personals inserted in New
York, Philadelphia and Paris news
papers. He was traced and made res
titutiOn-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-10-24
DR.. PARKHURST S gsys eR 8s ; 75:aa q
insanity Tremendously on the Increase Among U.s. Declares Eminent New

NAN the best interests Of individ-
ual character and life be pro
NOTED under the condition Of ex-
cited interest and nervous tension
which now everywhere prevails
among us2
The thoughts Of our people are Ger
tainly screwed up to a pretty high
pitch
The questions and events that lie
before us for our attention and con-
sideration are not only fun of interest
but Of sensational and feverish in
terest-
They may not stay with US long. but
others keep coming, and the tempera-
ture is constantly above normal
And the question is whether an at
uosphere so heated and electrified is
the one most conducive to intelligence
and character.
We have the struggle between the
Giants and the SOX, to which whole
columns, and even pages, of newspaper
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-10-24

, space have just been given and passion
/ ately read u H
We have the trial Of Becker. to which
On equal Journalistic attention has
Besides those two. there are lust
| now the presidential campaign. and
me Irlsh home rule legislation. the
Mexican revolution, the assault on
! Roosevelt, and, most seriOus of ali
perhaps, the war in the Balkans. a fire
Wnlch may possibly deveIOp into a
general european cOnf1agration.
Continual Excitement Detrimental
a.. Each of these matters holds the
thoughts OF some one class of our va
ana some OF us are gripped by all of
The claim is made that all Of this is
eotg1catlng. Well is it educating?
lake any one Of tie topics Just spe-
Cl1Leui nave we, as rule, secured to
ourselves any increase in solid in
structlon by what we have heard said
ABOUT II or seen written about it?
II IS said that 1t is stimulating
wen, so IS whisky; but it is not edi-
IylnS, nor Illuminating. neither nour-
lshing to the body nor elevating to the
mind
This emotional and bewildering stir
ring OF us up affects US. It seems to
me Il 5OOd deal as we are affected bv
mighty seasoned food, which imper-
IecIy nOurishes. clogs the stomach
WeakenS digestion and DESTROYS the
appetite for food that is simple and
nutritious.
sensational
But whether there Is or is not any
one TO blame for the sensational
events that occur and the generally
Leverlsh condition of the American
mind the situation is, in my Judgment.
most unfortunately prejUdiciaI to the
interest of solid thinking, and directly
dntagoniStlc to all that QUietness of
mind and serenity of life which can
alone yield the best results. either in
point of Intelligence or in point of
character
The Attack on Roosevelt.
Mr. Roosevelt is said not to be Sc
rlously injured, but the event shoots
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-10-24


~ INSIDE the Bronx theater the
great big electric sign spelled
Belle Baker in flashing let
ters' proclaiming to all the world how
important a person that young favorite
IS in vaudeville
But behind the scenes in her dress
ing room Belle Baker. w-apped I'M in
Two warm kimonos. despite the warm
weather, was shivering with nervous
LESS tl5ss ana Worry, and was far removed
rom the Joyous and jOy-inspiriner ar
l-sI VINO wins the hearts of her 5s71r7i-
Shce ~ her excellent comedy work
sonality. 20
,-oI Oh, I'm always so nervous every
A1onoay,' said Miss Baker. looking at
me with great big mOurnful eyes
But thls IS Tuesday. Why should
you "oIIS Besides, you're a head
No. 49,, ei ~ you always make good.
DOESN'T the electric sign saw s02
Belle Baker wouldn't he coT7for+,,7
She IS not yet nineteen years old
enaI IS her actual age; not her stage
Her pretty round face is stiu that Of
z chlld, and only the great big. dark
eyes show that Belle Bakers career
mas not always been an easy one and
thaI ner success has been earned III
anxiety.
an going to repeat what Miss
baker told me about her life. because
Whlle l hope it will scare some foolish
girls from the mad desire OF brealziDr-
10 FauoeVlIe, II viii show others
those rev who really have fhe TALENT
nerve, persistency, and who lack va0ftv
SlOuSn 10 learn by their own mistakes.
tnat TINS great country of Ours Is fuIi
OF opportunities for the girl with the
right spirit
A Big Success.
You've probably all seen PAl1a
% her; you know that she can take her
auolence right along with her: you've
seen her name printed in fat TYNE on
me program, you know that she's the
MT OF the bill and that she gets a
corresponding big salary.
know I'm foolish to worry" ex-
- gained MSS Baker to me But you
see there-S responsibility: il inst
Welsns ne down The responsibility
o. making good at every single per
: Oi nance, ana especially Monday. with
= new audience at q new theater.
1 always feel I have to make good
all over again, and that's vhy ms
dread Monday so, and why / get so
nervous that almost lose my voice
and I'm always hOarse and sick.
I've been working for a long time.
ever since l was little bit of a girl.
ana I've had heavy RESPONSIBILITIES NV
parents TO take care of, and now thar
l m really doing well 1 always WORRY
Tor fear that something win happen
When was a little girl I worked
IN a waist factory; I was so little and
so much under age that when the fac
tory inspector came around they used
70 put me in the big boxes and cover
me over with the waists. d. Then I sold
lemonade for a time, and finally I cor
a little engagement with Jacob Adler
at his theater.
ooh, that was a. wonderful time h..
cause that was where got 50 rnuc, Of J
my training. Everybody worked V7irh
their whole heart and soul in tbaf
55Gneater, and learned to do it too.
kind and clever, and thew taugbt 80 /
encouraged me a great deal. But 1
alas, the. theater closed down, and I /
couldn't find any kind of an ENGAGE /
ment.
There was nothing I could do. NY
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-10-24
MORGAN RECEIVED THIRTEEN
MILLIONS For FORMING Trust

New York, n. Y, Oct pa p
Morgan & Co. received 10000 shares
Of stock for services in connection
with the formation Of the Interna-
tional Harvester company. This stock
on August "A, 1912, was valued at
$13.5OO.OOO.
So testified William Hamilton, Of
J. p. Morgan * Co. at continuation
International Harvester company. The
witness produced a contract agreement
dated August -, 1902, providing for
the deposit of certificates with the
Morgan firm by Charles Deering,
Cyrus H. Mccormick Harold +. Nc
Cormick, James Deering Richard F.
Howe ". II. Jones and John J.
Glassner.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-10-24

Keeping time to the strains of mar
tiaI music, all of the soldiers who had
participae ed in the morning parade in
the city, marched about the parade
ground at Fort Bliss this afternoon.
Passing Gen. Steever and his staff,
the boys in olive drab saluted. The
cOIors were dipped and a shout went up
from the well pleased throhS as eacn
studied move was made with the pre-
clsfon that is known only by wei
drilled men.
From the man whose years Of serv-
ice were nearly at an end to the youth
who was marching for the first time,
all were imbued with the spirit Of the
occasion. They looked spick and span
in their new winter uniforms Wnlcn
many Of them wore for the first time.
First in line came the infantry and
dismounted cavalry, followed in turn
by the mounted men and then by the
artillery. It was an imposing spectacle
and the crowd that attended cheered
with delight
Following the review, the 22d in
fantry gave an exhibition of Butts
manual of arms The setting up eXer-
cises, which keep the men in fit phys
ical condition were revelation to many
who thought all the soldiers did was
eat. sleep, drink and walk a given beat,
so many days week, with gun over
their shoulders
Quick Work With Machine Guns.
Following this came the machine gun
drills in which the platOOns Of the 18th
and 22d infantry took part. SThe speed
with which the men unbuckled the guns
from the backs Of mules and got them
into action was a demonstration OF
what could be done in real warfare
While a man was Winking an eye the
guns were unlOaded, the mules trOttng
along while this was in progress.
While the band played, the members
of the first squadron o. the Second
cavalry gave a sabre drill While the
sun glistened on the polished steel the
men showed what could be done in
horsemanship, the control they had of
their mounts and their own ability to
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-10-24
TUCUMCARI CITY
OFFICIALS RESIGN
Oklahoma Man Is Made WaterWOrks
Observation-Disclosures and PO-
lice Judge Give Up Places.

lice Judge Give Up Places.
,Tucumcari, n. NJ, Oct. 24-At an ad-
journed meeting OF the city council the
appointment Of D. q. Fox Of Fort Glib
son. Oklahoma, as superintendent Of
waterworks was confirmed. The res
ignation Of alderman William Riggs Of
the second ward was accepted. and
George KegIey appointed to fill the Pc
sition during the remainder Of the
term. Riggs is now in the government
railway mail service, thus being unable
to attend to the duties Of the city Of
flee. The resignation OF E. Z. Winters
as police judge was accepted, his entire
time being occupied with other duties
the office being declared vacant No
one has been appointed to the position
so far The council also took up the
proposition OF purchasing a new boiler
for the water plant and arrangements
Will be made at once TO obtain one for
the city.
Martha Woods. of Quay. who pUr.
chased the old Missouri hotel on West
Railroad avenue several weeks ago
after the building had been condemned
as unsafe for habitation, has had the
building torn down and is having it re-
built east Of the Palace hotel, on East
Smith street. 1t is said that the place
viii be opened soon as a hotel
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-10-24
WOMEN IN BERLIN
DEMAND CHEAP MEAT
start Riots In Municipal Market when
Butchers Refuse to Handle I'm
ported Meat to Reduce Prices.


Berlin. Germany, oct. 24.-HUn-
dreds Of Berlin housewives Joined IN
Q wild riot because the butchers IN
the municipal markets refused to han
die meat imported 50 as TO reduce the
cost Of living.
The principal troubles occurred in
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te, Of the southern California coast for
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Belle Baker Tells How Hard Work and Good,
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Mr. Roosevelt is said not to be Sc
riously injured, but the event shoots
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-10-24

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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-10-26
Social Notes

IT is the general opinion of some
people that Fargo is going into a social
decline - perhaps they are, but one
thing is certain--Fargo is full of ener-
getic, enterprising women who are too
busy with the big problems and duties
to morry about. the little social affairs.
Recently a lady was heard to deplore
the fact that the most influential wO-
men of the city do not give the elabor-
ate functions that they formerly did.
1t is true that only occasionally do the
hostesses of Fargo come to, the fore
with a large affair or aseries of affairs.
There are q. great many social gather
Ings in a small way-but the brilliant
entertainments of a few years ago seem
to be no more. The ONE of Fargo
are gradually. turning from the frivi-
lous paths of society and botherinS
themselves more with the civic and
state problems. There are the women
who are interested in politics, those
who arc working for suffrage and those
who are interested in various club aC-
tivities, social service and others whose
attention is attracted by reform along
some line. Then there are the women
whom. we seldom hear about, but who
are no less busy just because they are
not heard of. These women are the
home builders and the home Keepers
who are happy in just doing the duties
attached to their small sphere, One
of the big things that this class of
Gsrgo's splendid women are doing Is to
prepareEfor the coming spring and fol-
lowing the arduous duties of fall house
cleaning and renovating, they are en-
joying the perfect weather out-of-
doors and planting the bulbs for the
early spring flowers. The florists have
an attractive display of bulbs for the
popular flowers and will. no doubt give
helpful advice. but there are man
knotty problems for the women who
has not had experience in gardening.