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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-12-12

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lelten Des Observation-Disclosures In
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9er SET bic gtegOe In trattiger Bers
tolluHg erbaltsnoss 6utter ausfinbig
gu maWen, uno Die gtelultate 0ieler
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-12-12

INNER nod nt6t gang TN &larsn,
man peiB absr Iopiel, baB es Ii9 germ
BEL itarter 8olbIitigteit UNI mad
pl0bIi9er @ntlserung Des mil9poIsu
Cutters fofOrt na9 Dem 8alben 5sigt.
5ange &iibe beim erIten 2alb iperosu
feIten OoDoH beimgsiudt, ebenIo TEL.
ten AUDI dItere &ube, Die &rdutbeit
tommt meiitens bel iol9en aiiben, Die
in ibreu beIten Mil1ia6ren iino,
bonn 3rpeiten bis a9ten Rplbe unb bel
guten Wlilhgebern unb erblide Der
auiaguns iptelt 5psifetlpB cine Re0e,
nie Ii9 oaraus ergibt, bag aibs, bic
fdon einmaI Oas Gil9fie6er 9atteu,
e. leid)t nteDer betommen. Qu9 Die
b%erfeinerte 3udt unb Die 3u9t auI
groBe WtIdergiebigtstt ptro stpas
nit Der 8eranlagung All Der Rrants
belt 81 tun baben, unb Damn aud
piro bieielbe iebr pabridetnli9 bura
cine iibermdBig rsi4Ii4e unb trGfs
tige @rndbrun9 in Der Set Dor Dem
aalbeu begiiuitigt. Die 8ibe Der
6leiI4Diebrahen unO ioIde oie i4Ie9s
ter ernG9rt pssOen, fallen ie9r IeIteu
Der arantbett gum 0pfer.
Qus 0ieiem ldbt Iid %entnebmen,
nag ii4 etpa our 8orbeugung tun
IieBe. RatirliGe Met3oben IN Der
6altung Der Rii6e befoIgsn unO BET
Der 6ltierung porIi4tig Iein, ole
trd6tigen 2isre in Der lebten 3tit
nidt iibermdBig retdlia erndbrrn.
Die Gtibe ioltR minbcitens bier gBps
den troden Ttebep, unD ndbreno 0iss
Ter 3eit Fiittert man nur 9eu, etpGs
aiiben poer Silage unb nur nenig
p0er tein Rraftfutter, um eine gu
itarfe gO1bIitig.eit gu p%erbinOern.
Man fol- aud Darauf adten, baB
Der aot ni9t gu cart abge9t, in nell
dem 5aae man INNER etpas @lays
bsrs ober Gpionial8 i'm SrdnttpnFer
geben Tam.
uno Damn ben trd6tigen aii6en
8eipegung gsben, tdglih, aud i'm
Dinter; baDur9 nirb oas glut in
8irtulation gebaIten unb ale a0rpers
organe bIei6en in geiunoem 3utanOe.
Mlan peiB BON Hem Mtldfieber me-
mig, no bic &iibe ii9 bel in Der freien
9uft befpegeu. Qatirlid muB bies
aud feline @ren3en baben, man miro
i'm Btnter ole ai6e nidt bel iebsm
Wetter ben aan3en Gag brouBen bers
umldufen unb beramitebsn lafen,
ipas NIT elmer O~orteit6aftsn 5aItung
ni4t Deretnbar III, aber penn bas
8etter ui9t gu talt uao f4le6t 1T,
lit Elm bis 3fpst Stunoen 9etpegung
in Der frsien SUIT ben trd9ti9en ais
ben ourdaus bieuIi6. Die 8orli9tss
mabregeln in Der 6itterung iinb aud
i'm CONNER angtbrQ9i, neRn Die
Ris "ine re9t rsi9e Weioe baben
Iollten; lie uaber gum 3alben IoQen
ie fueniger reidIid gefiittsrt, unb
babel INNER auf leidten 8otabIaB
geie9en perben.
us 8orbeugungsmaBregel gegen
0ds MiI4fis6sr 1T bann nod beIons
Oers au empfeblen, DAB bas Gutter Ios
fort nn9 Dem &aIbsn ni6t tpie
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molten ptro; man fleltt i'm 9egeus
tell niht ppr abIduf bon IL Stunz
ben, na9bem bog 2aIb CUR 8eIt TT,
IdBt bas 9alb ni6t friiber an bas
Gutsr, nub bann nur fooiel tpie bas
Ralb gu elmer MabI3eit brau6t; erit
nad "a Stunben lam man bns
Gutter rein ausmelten. 0ieIes 8ors
qeben itebt nit Der gtatur TN gins
tlang; bas aalb pirO in ben erIten
bas Gutter ME gang leer Taugen
uno bos olsbaI6ige refine 4usmeIten,
nadbem 0as &aIb seboren, 1T tuibsrs
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-12-12
GARNER nnb Gsilame6rttter.
GmpfeblnuseH sur SeieitisHns zines al
ten nHmelenS,

ten 1npeieus.
Ulan Bat T4on piel iber bic Idn6oe
@erunitaltung lanbi9oftliaer S5es
nerisn Our9 4n5eigens unO RetIames
9retter getlagt, bic nod beute in
4msrita in einem MlaBs 9ebuIbet pers
ben, ME pabri6einIid ntrssnopo
iouit. Reuerbiugs regt cine anglos
omsritanii4e 3ettuns an, oaB bic
lanopirHdaftli4eH 3eitidrifteu bic
5armer, Die bis9er in bieisr So9s
einfa6 itiabieIten, tii6tig bearbeite,
bomit ie moIt9 gegen Oieies unlpes
ZEN Stellung nehmen, mas gerabe iie
nod am e6eIten tun t0nnten.
9as 8latt fiibrt aus, ale Qppele
an bic Billboard" : geIeai6often
fopie an Die 4n3ei9s : &unben bers
ietben ieien fru9tlos gepsIen, unb
Die ein5ige 3ufIuGt, nuBer itrengen
geieBgeberii9en 9erboten, liege nuns
me9r Bel ben 5armsrn ielbit. 0em
0ieIe bdtten es in Der 5an0, auf
ibrem @igentum foIde gers
bun3ungen bon 9atur : S90nbeiten
unb 8eleibigungsn bes reiIenben
PubIitums peldes numentli6
burd ben Qutpmo6il : @ertebr fi6
INNER mebr pergr1Bert = nt1t al
oulbeH. Ser Beirut os8 6armers Iei
es, bas eano gu pfIegen unb ni6t
Die 8er6un3un9en besIelben. Sc Iei
pabrideinlt9, ooB bic 5nrmer i'm
oIgemeinen etnem iol6en QppeQ,
tpenn ct in Der redten 8eife an tie
gertatet pirbe, Elm geneigtes Sbr
i9enten niirben,
Sin 3uiaB, pelben biefe .3eitunq
ma6t, pdre po6l better tpeggeblieben,
- ndmIt4 Elm brobenosr 6infpeis
baraaf, DAB bic 5armer, tpenn tie oob
gegen IOI4es 3ureoen tau6 bIeiben
Iouten, uHO Elm poar Iumpige 9oaors
fir Die 9uIbun9 zines @emeinI9ds
oens i4uen lteber ndren, ais. oQe
Ridii4ten auf pas 8~emeintpeien uub
bomit aud auf tire b0beren eigenen
Sntereien, geieBli9 nse8DiebeIt4 pers
ben t%0nnten, in0em 2anDItiide, nuf
pelden iol9e aetlnmebretter erri9tet
finO, als gnerbehertes @igentum" b0s
Der beiterert piirDen, mos ben tleinen
8rofit BON ioIbem MiBbrau9 bes
2onbes m~inbeftens auf8eben t6nnte.
Gum Slid lift aud pbne Elm folGes
Qnbdngiel Der @eoante mpfe6Ienss
inert. Die @unit 0es retIenben gubz
litums tit i4Iieb.i9 fir Die Garmer
ebenfo lDertOol ~ minoeItens - ME
bic BON einigen RetIame ; 6riBsn.
rn0 i'm ii6rigen. = tparum fonte
Der 6armer atlein in oiefer Sadie
gum @egenItuno BON 9prpirfen ges
madt perOen? IS 1T SotIa9e, baB
ptele giseatums : BETTER in @tGbs
ten ouf ibren 8auIteaen, an Mauern
unb aaf 9d6ern uip. gRetlamen fi9
brett MAIDEN Iaiien, Die gum SeiI nod
taoeln8perter iinb uno bur9 i6ren
Snbalt ben guten 9ei6mad beleibis
gen, penn ie nt9ts i4ltmmeres tuu.
9o8ieIbe IdBt Ii4 aud bon Sronsz
port : 9eieli4aften, nomentli9 BON
Strabenba9nen, fagen. 9iefe boben
lire @ereatiame fir 8ef1roerungss
3tpsde erbalten, uno fiir ni9ts an=
oeres; un0 tparum iolte ibnen geFtats
tet iein, lire 9efdbrte nit Qn8etgen
Ion QrtiteIn gu fiiuen, tpel6e Der
offeutIiden Mo5lfabrt 3upiberlaufen
mOgen, uoer ibren 8unben iol6e &es
tlamen auf3uordn9en9 9olen Die
6armer auf ienes Pribilegium ber8t9s
ten, tparum ni4t anOere au42
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Sur 8etGmpfung Der
grbfIObe empfisbIt ii6 auBer ben
ia0n betannten Mitteln aud bas
5bomosmebl. Dos ausItreuen iiber
ben gefdbrbeten &uIturen gei9iebt
am beIten morgsns BEL Eau. Die
8irtung lit slei9 Der bon 5anb unb
ai9e; bic 5IObs fperben ni9t Ders
nidtet, tpobI aber pertrieben ober in
i9rem GraB t~peni9ftsns lotpeit geFt0rt,
oaB Der @hnben ertrdgIih II. Sas
batsitoub an einsm beiBen Gage auss
geitrsnt, madt ben GrbFI0bea niht
nur bic pfIon3en anssnieBbar, Trn<
bern iibt nuh cine GBenbe Miriuna
anf bic OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 9ierfen
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-12-12

Bie i'd in msin
porige S9rsibebrief
l9on ben Our9bIide
Iafe. is ss mid
DitsmaI nod nit ans
aene sesanSs, psnH
i'd aud ebbss i4red
Iidss ben Ourfges
mabt.
Die 0adtsri9 in
Den 9oipitsa ben
mid reitspes eds
fnmiert LIN uners
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-12-12

aunsrTdtsr BON Sbns inner IGFs bsht
als pis bic SbreIupps IN bic 9isIs"
Inner bic 3irtumitan5ss bat msiu
Gene fem groBe 9fsi3 mebr, lpomit i4
DerbIsipe Sbne Sbr iistpsr
pbilipp Scuerampfsr.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-04
copyrtgA, By george Mattse'0 Adams
q News Notes From Movieland q
BY DAISY DEAN.

IN her career with the leading mo-
1 ton picture companies Of the coun-
! try. Rhea Mitchell. the slender. blue
eyed girl who plays the leading femi-
nine role in support OF Richard Ben
nett in The sable Blessing and IN
other Mutual pictures 100 numerous to
mention. has won the name OF the mt
tie stunt girl
There has never been task daring
enough TO feaze this attra ctive young
woman who looks airy and slender
enough 10 be waited away by the first
breeze. Never once has she begged OIL
She has even been known to insist on
the thrilling scenes which the director
was purposely holding out. fearing
they would overtaX the nerves OF the
dainty actress
Rhea Nitcheu's love for the -profes-
sion" grew when she was a school
child. attending the grades in Port
land. ore, the city which she calls her
home town. on the completion Of her
education. she was fortunate enough
10 secure a position with a stock com
pany. where she had an opportunity TO
indulge her warnings for dramatics
while still living with her parents AZ
ter serving her apprenticeship there,
she went on the road and played in
stock companies in all of the leading
cities of the coast Following sea
son in vaudeville and run AT the
Alcazar theater in san Francisco in
juvenile leads. she hied herself away
TO New York where she forthwith be
came a heroine of the screen
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-04
Bedtime Story For the Little Ones
UNCLE wIGGILY AND THE CHRISTOPHER
By 3.

lived the green beetle and the black
cricket
the grasshopper came TO place IN
the woods where a red and nlack
spotted lady-bUe sat on tree orahch'
sOh, dear, More trouble said the
bunny uncle. Nv hat is the matter
madam he asked the lady-bus-
We'll. I'll tell YOU said she on
see 1 am a singer I was TO give
concert in Jack in the Pulpits chu,ch
tonight, the last Of the season. lot
with the coming Of winter ] am soins
south and Jack is going 10 close ms
church This was my last night 10
sing. but alas I can not do II
Why asked Uncle Wigglly- Lld
you lose your voice.
No but I have no one 10 play the
fiddle for me. and I must have some
fiddle music when I sing OF II does not
sound nice. The fiddler crab was 10
come. but he has swan away down
south to the warm waters ana now
7 have no one to play when l sing,
Excuse me. but I think you nave
'.Where?~ asked the Iady-bug ear
Here. Is my friend. the grasshop-
per" said the bunny uncle ne Can
play the fiddle most beautltully win
his left hind leg, and I'm sure ne VIZ !.
obIfee YOU by playing at the concert
homer II will be most glad 10: am
so thankful at not being under the pie
Of sweet potato vines A..
Let US practice little said the
81 the crasshopper scraped his two
hind legs together. making very swee,
music. and the lady-buS sang anu
Uncle Wiggily. said
That's fine. I'm sure the concert
And it was. All the animals who
did not mind a little co. cold .S came be,I %
The Isdv-our sing and the grasshop-
per fiddle and they said they never
After the concert the lady-bug new
down south. the grasshopper hoppea
TO the hole to live with the green
beetle and the black cricket ana
Uncle Wiggily. went to his hollow
stump bungalow. and everyone was
happy -, .bo
chimney off the roof. so the fire es-
cape has to chase II around the olock
ri tell you next about Uncle Wlggiy
and the at-tails--Copyright 1915. o9
Mcclure Newspaper Syndicate
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-04
SPECIAL SERVICES FOR THE
JEWISH DAY OF ATONEMENT

Special services for the Day OF Atone
ment will be held at Temple Mt Sinai.
corner OF Oregon and Montana streets.
Friday evening at 1880 D. m, and Satur-
day morning at 10 a. m. and cOntinu-
ing throughout the day The memorial
service for the day viii begin at p. m.
At the evening service rabbi Zielonka
viii speak on The Lure or the Lime
light" In the morning he will speak
on Before God Shall Ye Be Pure" and
at the memorial service his sermon
subject viii be Remember"
A special invitation is extended 70 all
officers and soldiers OF the Jewish
faith stationed at this point 10 Join in
these services
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-04
The Daily Novelette,
RUDOLPH THE GREAT.

I've heard a lot about trained
neas." observed Col Harta
Il Beetem meditatively. but I've
vet to see the trained flea that could
hold a candle TO my Rudolph
Several members Of the Necks to Ma
ture club rose casually as though re-
memberinC engagements elsewhere
and. lust as casually. the colonel got TO
the door ahead Of them, locked it, and
slipped the key in his pocket
YES. gentlemen" he continued, Ru-
doIDh was the worlds champion tralned
flea He could count up to 100 by Wiz
cling his legs. though after JOG ms
little legs got too tired He could also
t1trn handsprings. do a perfect sailor :
I,ornnine chin himself eight times and
do ali sorts OF stunts on his little paral-
lei bars I only wish I had him 10
show you gentlemen now -,
Run away from YOU dc ne col
onele" asked Twombly Splits sarcas-
I wouldn't call it that" replied the
colonel with his sweet smile II came
about like this ! was showing him 10
an old North American Indian-Chiet
Dirtv-Neck by name. reputed 10 be 100
years old Well. most unexpectedly.
while turning a backward summersault.
Rudolph lost his balance and tumbled
right down the old Indians neck
Dirtv-Neck fished for him. grunted,
said, Here Rudolph. colonel and put
him in my hand But when I ordered
the little fellow six times TO do hand
stand and he never moved. I realized
that il wasn't Rudolph at all BY that
time Dirty-Neck had moved off and
Rudolph was lost TO me forever"
And the colonel unlocked the door
with his sweet smile and returned 10
his toddy
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-04
HOROSCOPE.
Thursday. October >. 101G.


STROLOGERS read this as an IN
u lucky day. for Saturn rules
= - powerfully for evil.
There is a sinister sign for mines and
mining. interpreted as foreshadowing
strikes and also the formation Of large
combinations which raise prices OF i'm
portant outputs
Under this rule dealings with leather
merchants. tanners and shoemakers ara
likely t. be most unsatisfactory
II is not a lucky sway for real estate
transactions or for tillers Of the soil
The seers give warning Of scarcity Of
coal or Of some sort Of difficulty which
raises the price Of fuel before mid
winter
New undertaking Of every sort should
be delayed while this configuration pre-
walls. as it is held that the tendency is
for such enterprises to last lonS enough
to incur losses and cause severe disaD-
pointment.
The aged should take extraordinary
care of the health, Is the planetary
government is most dangerous for them
and many deaths among prominent men
and women are presaged-
According to the reading OF the stars
the next few months Will bring many
international troubles to the United
States and the nation viii face them at
a time when the world makes an
enormous demand upon the country
Naval affairs viii concentrate atten-
tion in a startling manner, it is prog
nosticated
A tragedy in which a financier or the
head of a great business organization
loses his life Is fOretold.
Men Of affairs are warned that the
planets indicate the multiplication or
scandals in which they may be in
volved. Extreme discretion is counseled-
The increase in romance and senti-
mentality. long predicted for literature
and the drama. will previously affect
women, the seers declare. and they
may become aggressive and inclined to
take the initiative in love affairs
Persons whose birthdate il is may
have an anxious year Both men and
women should safeguard the health
Children born on this day probably
will be quick. alert and brilliant IN
mind. but they may be unlucky in bust
ness or financial ventures.-fC Copyright.
1915. by the Mcclure Newspaper Syndi-
cate
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-04
INSIDE STUFF
ON AUTHORS

Everyone IS interested in the person
alities of literary workers. Here Is q
little inside information concerning GER
tain Of the authors whose plots are
frequently filmed:
Rex Beach who wrote The Ne'er-Do-
Well" once searched for gold i'm Alaska
James Oliver CurwOOd. who wrote
Thou Shalt Not Covet.' shoots game in
Canadian Wilds almost every summer
Mary Roberts Rinehart- who wrote
The Circular Staircase" is the wife
OF a famous physician and surgeon
ellison Willets. author of The Adven-
lures of Kathyln" and many other
PLAYS made a journey via sled through
Siberia for an American publication
Inherited Passions" an eight reel
photoplay. Will be released by the Ella
Wheeler Wilcox PhotOplays. lncOrpor-
ated. The phOtoplay was written by
Jack Wolf who is now confined ar san
Quentin penitentiary for crime which
he SAYS ne is innocent or Dorothea
Farley. who took the lead in the fea-
ture. is endeavoring to get Mr. Wolf s
release
Myrtle Stedman says she never read
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-04
DISPLAY OF PAINTINGS IS A
FEATURE OF CLUB MEETING

East Las Vegas, y. NJ. Oct. 4-The
annual meeting of the New Mex roo Fed
Grafton Of WOmen's clubs IS in session
here for a three days session. Mayor
H NJ Smith and representatives OF the
Sorosis and Woman's club of this city
welcomed the delegates and a response
was made by Mrs r F. Asplund or
Santa Fe. president Of the federation.
On Thursday afternoon the delegates
will be the guests OF Las Vegas clubs
on an automobile trip and picnic.
A feature OF the convention is a dis
play of paintings by artists who found
inspiration In the ancient Mexican-In-
dian village OF Taos
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-04
PRIVATE Is KNOCKED down:
PROVOST GUARD MI RED

Private Jack Kelly Of company G tfr1t
North Carolina infantry. was knocked uI- III,
conscious Tuesday night a. seventh ana =
Pc .treets following an alleged alta n
an provost guard Pvt Ryan. when ne "a
ter ordered him 10 button up his shlrl- hel-s
II &c said Nv witnesses. struck Ryan IN Inc
hack Of the head with a large piece II stol--
Kelly WIS then knocked unconscious il ~
said by club in the hands OF Ryan
Eef1v was sent 20 the office OF the pro
,-ozt marshal and later taken to me n'i7e
loeDf+aT having reEained consciousIess-
5tsfio5 and he resumed duty on south Fl
Peso street
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-04
TOURING car STOLEN.

4 Chalmers touring car owned oy
Louis Moorhead of the Western WOOD
enware company. was stolen from a
spot near the intersection Of Fourth
and FL Paso streets. Tuesday night
about $50 o'clock NoOrhead left the
car according TO his report to the po-
lice while ne went 10 attend TO some
business. A thorough search Of the
county road north and south Of the city
is being made.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-04
Beauty Chats
Elbows

How ABOUT YOUR ELBOWS? Are they
soft and round. or hard, sharp. and
ugly2 Many women who spend
hours upon their compilations, give
not a thought to an elbow that
spoils the shapeliness and beauty
Of the arm.
Grandmothers used to say that
pointed elbows were witchs' gifts,
and that they meant q sour temper.
I remember mine used to look at
the sharp points in my arms when
/ was at the boniest stage Of child
hood, and warn me to mind NY
words. for nv elbows showed I had
a pointed tongue. I never could
see the connection between my
tongue and elbow. and used to
stick forth this former member at
ny mirrored self. to see If it were
pointed also
7iut pointed elbows are easily
remedied, even in d naturally thin
woman. There are two splendid
ways. One is TO rest the elbows in
a saucer Of olive oil, till the skin
has soaked up the oil. This is
done best after the elbows have
been scrubbed hard with soap and
hot water. Another way is 10 use
cocoa butter, rubbing it in each
night, after this vigorous scrub
bling. Either builds flesh, and so
softens the outlines of the bony
joint
People with thin elbows should
never wear sleeves that leave this
part exposed, not only because
the sharp point is ugly, but because
resting it upon hardwood table or
desk tops tends to keep it thin and
to make it red and raw looking
The sleeves should always protect
it. and the styles of the moment
obligingly demand long sleeves, so
the thin-armed girl will have little
trouble being fashionable on this
score
If your elbows are thin, avoid
leaning upon them at all for few
months at least. and keep to treat
ments faithfully.
Questions and Answers
Please tel me hoe TO stop hriTs from
1r0ri1G on nv cha an 50 interested
- --r4fr.r fH.- Chats rf-Nrg z D.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-04
By Edna Kent Forbes

RepIv-Do not use any creams with
animal fats in them. II you have tbs
tendency 90 grow sUperhuous hair, nothing
stops It from coming. but you can get rid
OF It each time It appears. The tweezers
will keep the chin clear Of this trouble.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-04

Prince Tonic and Fluffy are the roles
taken by Harry 3. Warner and Doro-
thy Dalton, respectively in The Vaga-
bond Prince" Warmers fifth screen
starring vehicle. The prince is a young
nObleman. who comes To America for
adventure and falls for FLUFFY. a dance
hall girl. after numerous adventures.
many of which take place Ill an atmOs-
phere or san FranciscO's celebrated
Barbary coast
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-04
RrsrNEss MEN MEET.

The annual meeting OF the Business Mer
Protective association will he held this even
ing at S o'clock in the chamber Of commerce
building
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-04

For the Best coffee. Roasted Daily.
FAINT Coffee Co, or ask your grocer
Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-04

Please tell me i the Use Of an eye5roao
pencil every other day 'oiH finally destroy
the hGiT-Mdy.
Replv-It should not iniure the hair. II
It is a reliable make Why not cultivate
a better growth OF brovs, I should be
pleased TO send you directions II you
wish it. send an addressed. stamped en-
velope.