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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-10
A GIRL AND A MAN
BY vIRGINIA TERHUNE VAN DE WATER.
A New and Vital Romance Of City Life.
(Copyright 1915 Star Company

first regarded him only as nice
! boy. Then as they became better &C
| Guainted. she found herself liking him
more AM more.
! He talke6 to her Of his home life
and confided TO her that he did not
! wish to take the profession that his
| father had planned for him, nor for
| that matter. finish the college course
| that his parents had urged him TO
| complete.
Dads heart is set on my being
| intellectual. just because his father
/ was" Phi explained. But 7 want
10 go INTO business. as Dad himself
| has done in spite of his college educa-
/ tlon- IA take another year at the unl-
Yersity. tier 1 shall do as I please"
BY the tine the year was up, he
/ and Agnes knew each other very
y veil she suspected that the lad was
| IN love with her. yet she did not dwell
/ on the prooa bility- But she did realize
lfaI he liked her well enough TO want
to please her This knowledge is a
strong wespon in the hands Of any
young girl.
Only last week Philip had called
on her TnC announced again his de-
termination to go at once into BUSH
ness when he had completed his Two
years OF college
Eager For Business.
I've worked through one year and
part Of cnOther all right" he re-
marked But when spring comes. I
am going 10 break loose and start into
She looked at him graveIy and shook
her head You will make a mistake
4 you do that Phil" she warned
would you have me stick it out
any longer and then slave at a pro-
demanded
why rot2" she parted.
He flushed Well he said. IT
y ant 10 be making my own way be-
fore thar tine. Do you realize that I
am p now. End that I would be nearly
. before I'd be able 10 earn a penny
for myself. and then would have my
own way to maker"
II am p now she reminded him
steadily And I am just starting our
10 make my own way. Why should
you not be doing the same when you
II cost her an effort to speak Of !
the fact that she was older than he,
but her conscience urged her 20 do
this
IF cculc begin right now to make
ness; ne began, impetuously, then 1
checked himself
She had changed the subject quick (
" It would not Re right to let this I
lad finish his sentence. He was grow
ing TOO FOND OF her And she was
becoming TOO fond OF him, perhaps
Ought she. therefore. TO take a
position n his fathers office?
It was not likely that Mr. Hale
knew thac his son and Agnes Morley
were good friends. although Phil might
have mentioned her name to his father. I
She would be a kind of a machine TO {
this business man Why need he Z
Know II her in any other capacitv7 !
She must make her living Aunt 2
Lucy's health was falling. The niece Z
had no right to reject a good posi-
ton.
"Weu2" The managers query
brought her back to her SURROUNDINGS
with a s-srt Have you decided2r
Yes" she said. I will take the Z
position with Hale & Bainbridge-
Ito be COntinuedo
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-10
4 NaratiDe of Everyday Affairs
~ Their Married Life "
Helen and Warren Arrive Home With No Great Opinion
Of Auto Tours
Of Auto Tours.

closet and I don't know where the
key is You'll have 70 eat from the
Kitchen china"
Wen. that's all right Hurry up
with what you have, I'm starving and
I want 70 ge- 20 bed No more country
week ends rOr me"
I'll have something on the table
IN Few minutes Call Up Louise. will
you dear. and see how Winifred is2''
Winifred Happy.
sure, responded Warren. and
Helen went back to the kitchen and
Wiches- There was nothing but beer
TO drink, out there was plenty OF that
on ice, anu she fixed as appetizinz
meal as possible on the kitchen china
and called Warren out.
Louise says that they took Wini-
Ired 70 BriShton and she went in
naJhlng. arren said as he came
into the dining room rubbing his
hands Gee. that stuff looks good
m certainly all in tonight
suppose Louise has put her to
bed" Sid Helen I wish we could
go over and get her tonight"
That's silly; you don't want to
wake The KID up: she's been in bed
an hour, and you know she's all right
l wonder how our friend downstairs
made out ! suppose she has a chair
propped up against the door and is
Nalting IN fear and trembling for her
From Ter looks I think she could
manage the ordinary burglar per
fectly.@ Helen remarked. 7 Thought
you disiked that -ype OF woman2'
I didn't say anything about liking
into sandNi ch hungrily. Pass the
sauce and don't try TO make me think
you're Jealous -Copyrigh 1915. In
ternatlonal News Service.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-10
MANY OLD MEN TO BE PUT
INTO The NEW 3ATH INE.

For the formation OF the new regi-
ment OF infantry to be known as the
satin. soma infantrymeu from the
Seventh. 2cth and 23rd viii be trans
ferred at once, TO form a nucleus It
will be stationed at FL Paso. Col e.
l. Dent VIII be in command
This action follows an act Of con-
gress permitting the organization Of
seven new infantry regiments Re
cruitS VIII be secured 10 I'm up tie
new reElmsnt and to take the places
OF the men transferred from the other
regiments.
The new regiment will be encamped
with part Of the Seventh regiment iu
camp Gotten, while most OF the Sew
enth viii be sent back TO Fort Bliss
to its old camp
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-10
Beatrice Fairfax Writes on
What Is a Dangerous Girl?
There Are Various Points Of View, According to the
Attitude of the Tudoe
By BEATRICE FAIRFAX.

loves and does not propose TO bore
elu llre by letting him win the race
loE her ..T favor faTor too soon.
ne LoreH' Of the siren tyne is a
deliberate and INSCRIPTIONS lure 70 al Il
men He Joy is 10 steal the husbands
and lovers of OtheR women. to svrer--s
men from the pathsof duty and to conS
eusr anu make Weaklings Of men who
are slaves TO her power.
But the DANGEROUS Grip oe ,,.-
modern oay-the girl Of the Hitting
melody v hich takes its name from
ner stim1iat ing charm-urges a man
- bs ms strongest self and 10
qo ms best deeds. For how else can
ne be worthy Of herr
The Great Prize.
The Dangerous Girl" is the great
pIiAe OF MES handicap race she IL
undesirable, she demands a NEE
oesI. She isn't 20 be Won and cast
esiue- Sns cannot be WOoed TO-DAY au5
forgotten tomorrow; she has - -
L0usht Ter with all q mans yveapo7s
Il II success and understanding and
She keeps a fellow guessine.,-.,,7
- shs Neels him from settling down
10 self-sa dsfied, snug. una19bi+io,,,..
l'suI1critE- She keeps him stimulated
and - he is in turn stimuli ff,,--
-. asHs the best and gives il and
111s,SsiS,, ~ oI-l- she offers the gift OF
Tllsl.S ms interest and so of Eternal
1eres to her-''The Dangerous
LII III Wno charms and eludes and
delight and the whining NJ bar .
triumph Some day when She is a de-
Oid gray-iialred grandmother she viii
: vi ~. De sweet and winsome enough 10
-. lHs tne glory Of youth eternal TO
me slhE'EE heart OF the man who he
gradpa 10 the youngsters-but her
BOY. her beloved boy to his s1reet-
feart wife-'the Dangerous Girl.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-10
CHAPTER I.

I
iAT ADVISE you TO accept the po-
! sirion. Miss Morley" the man
= aser % the Business School was
saying. such opportunities do not
come every day. nor to many begin
aers. We're I not sure Of your pro
! ficiency. 7 would not have suggested
/ you for Hale & cambridge. For they
want a really capable person in their
/ office. Why do you hesitate?"
You Think I could satisfy them?"
the girl eva5ed
Certainly" the manager replied
CURLY. Then. as a student entered to
make some inquiry, he added Think
II over AMI decide will be with you
in a minute"
He wunc hack to his desk and left
Agnes Morley to her thoughts. But
these we're not Of doubt as to her
ability 70 take the place offered her.
She knew hat she had learned more
rapidly than most of the girls in her
classes
She was not conceited in acknwledg-
ing this fact Stenography and type
ritlng lad come easily 10 her She
would nave said that 1t Just happened
so" To scme persons languages were
easy. to others mathematics She had
not found l. difficult to prepare her
self for POSITION in business Of
She might be little nervous at
the prospect Of beginning to prac-
tise that which she had been study
inE in this school. but that did not
make her hesitate about accepting
this particular place offered her
Her hesitation was due 10 her
knowledge that Phillip Hale was the
son OF the senior member Of the firm
for nh Hn Hn =
and Philip Hale were friends.
They had become acquainted year
ago at x church sociable- One OF the
ladies OF the Guild had introduced
them to each other. Church affairs
are greet Jewelers. Of rank Agnes
Morley knew that . Z no other function
would Philip Hale. the son Of William
Hale, nave met as an equal the poor
niece Of Miss Lucy Morley. a member
in good and regular standing IN the
West Congregational church
For Miss Lucy had owned a MILL
ner's shop until i'll health had forced
her TO rct.re-and not even a fash |
ianable milliner at that. Nevertheless. I
she had accumulated enough money ]
while in business 10 enable her TO sup
port thus far herself and Agnes, her I
brothers orphaned child.
a High School Education.
Although Miss Lucy had had but 4
common school education. she had in 1
sisted thai Agnes go through high /
school and later take a thorough /
Course IN an excellent business school 4
The elderly invalid could III afford this.
Tor the Little money she had laid aside /
was dWindiing fast. and her friends
said that II was time that her niece
vas earnirg enough TO maintain them
10Th.
TO make that possible, 7 intend that I
he shall have a good start and be I
yell p-eraredt' Miss Lucy de-
Jared.
When Agnes Morley met Philip |
1ale. the lad was a freshman at the |
University He was three years
-ounger than Agnes, and she had at l
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-10

~HERE never lived a woman
wnose heart would not flutter
> in delighted response 10 a mas
culine voice exclaiming tenderly Cor
aitterly or sadly or angrily.-as the
case might be- You're a dangerous
girIr'
To De told that she is dangerous
makes a girl feel like a choice COM
binatiOn OF caviar dynamite Havana
cigar, submarine U,boat. strawberry
shorteake in January. absinthe. auto
mobile cup race. two dollar a pound
marrons and ticket TO heaven, ltd!
And 20 it is only natural and alto
gether to be expected that the clever
now being sung all over the land, on
the stage end off, should make a tree
mendous hit II tells n real human
nature story in sparkling words set
10 a lifting melody The tune and
ewing Of il bubble right up 10 your
Iips-and the truth OF il strikes right
down TO your heart
Your eyes twinkle when you hear "A
Dangerous Girl And your busy brain
goes a tip-TOing right after the anus
ing philosophy OF il
Danger says the Dictionary
Hazard, peril exposure to injury
-Dangerous girl, says Man-and
which I mean 10 win; injury 10 which
my heart has been exposed and which
can be cured only by more Of the same
dear injuries from the same dangerous
injurerir
Stimuia ting. effervescent unusual,
precious and altogether desirable bit
Uf feminify-al Of that and more a
girl feels = man has called her when
he tells her that she is dangerous.
And she mas the youthifying and joy
Gus feeling Of being lOvable and loved.
So all Of life seems decidedly worth
while and her response TO her clever
wooer is = giving Of her best and
sweetest.
Old-fashioned folk Of the guaran-
teed marrow minded school might
think a dangerous girI' and an IN /
scrupulOCs siren one and the same,
But they are very distant relatives
The Lille Winner" OF the dan
gerous girl type is charming and /
desirable &c one mantle one she I
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-10
SONNY" FRITTER is KNOCKED
DOWN BY AUTO; NO ARRESTS

Knocked to the pavement by wheels
OF an automobile driven by Wayne Ed
mondson. when he ran from behind an
other car. sonny Fritter. a boy resid-
ing at 81 Missouri street sustained q,
Sllght scalp wound sunday afternoon at
tranklln street and Mesa avenue.
The injured youth was taken TO the
emergency hospital and later removed
10 his home
The accident in the opinion Of Wit
nesses was unavoidable. as the bow ran
out from behind an automobile which
unsecured him from the view Of Ed
mondson- No arrests were made.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-10
VILLA IS CUT BY HIS ENEMY;
WAS NOT PANCH0 BUT JOSE

Stabbed near the second rib with the
large blade OF a pocket knife, Jose Villa
a laborer employed on the new court
house building, was taken 20 the
emergency hospital for first aid atten-
ti0Q late Saturday afternoon
Arcel Fbarra. whom witnesses de-
clere drew his knife and cut Villa. is
Feing held in the city Jail on a charge
Of assault with intent TO murder. He
vas caught By a number Of witnesses of
the cutting and held until the arrival
Of the police. when he was sent TO the
city jail After being placed in a cell
he is said 70 have declared that he be-
lieved he had the right 10 cut Villa as
his opponent was a resident OF Juarez
and did not have a right TO come to
Fl Paso and work
Villa was sent TO his home in Juarez
e N-r the wound was dressed.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-10
FAMOUS INDIAN POET To
DELIVER LECTI RES !

Toxic, Japan. July 1O.-Sir Rabfn-
dranath Tagore. the renowned Indian
poet. who has arrived in Japan TO study
the psychology OF the people. viii prob
ably leave for the United states nv
the end Of July. He will deliver a
series OF lectures in the United states,
eXpOunding his ideas on literature and
art It is likely that he will spend the
winter there, and In the spring. il the
war is over. cross to England
In Toxic the poet seeks TO adhere as
closely as possible 10 his normal life
He rises seldom later than o'clock in
the morning and passes four hours in
meditation. He believes that il bv re-
Election and repOse one can still the
surface OF thought the deeper subcon-
scious ideas come to their owner.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-10
DAILY RECORD
Building Permits.

! Building Permits.
To L corto. 10 build an adobe tene-
l Iaeat az Oehoa and sixth streets; esti-
To Carlson and Smelling TO build an sd-
dition to 5is Mesa avenue; estimated cost
Deeds FILED
Tsleta grant-Hector Ramos and wife 10
= 81 newman two tracts Of land located
N 1s!s a., grant Fl Paso county; consider
anon $4,000 June u, 1916
Santa Re addition. T. White. Horace
y stevens and G r. Stevens to F. J. Camp
sideration $500: July s. 1916
Births-GirIs
To Mrs E Tabores. zoos Frutas. July
TO Mr. C. Soto. $50 south santa Fe.
To Mrs NJ. NIedrano. SIS Durango JBlv
To Mrs f. r. Hardase. 1-0I Brown.
BIrths-Boys.
To Mrs. A Z. Pierce $40 Bliss. June q
To Mrs A Azneta. Gal san Jacinto.
To Mrs R. D. Maddox. 1928 Montana.
To Ms. z. Barnosap. III ca,ejon. July :.
To Mrs T. Casolopez, Sf1E South Kan
To Mrs. c. Duehesna AS south santa
Fe. July 6.
automobiles Licensed.
. S5ss-El Paso Brewing association. Ford
s.s4-X X. Ranch. 4o-1 Chapter. Ford
ssS&R, @ Scott. Clint. Texas. Oakland
touring car.
sass Goodman and company. intsrna- /
tiousl truck
s2ST-J- B. Roberts. e1I1 Erie Republic
truck
s2Ss-R- $. Romero. Orchard Park. Chal-
mers roadster.
Deaths.
bueried in Evergreen.
Jose Ramos. age one. e1s South Kansas. /
July Z: buried I'm Concordia
Capt c. 7; BOYD. age g. killed at Car
rial; body shipped 10 Arlington. Va
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-10
THROAT SLASHED WITH RAZOR:
MISSES JUGULAR VEIN "a INCH

With a long cash in his throat, al
legged 10 have been inflicted by a razor,
r E Brown walked into the police sta
tion Saturday night at o'clock and
asked Tor medical attention Lee HiS-
ge1bothom was later arrested in his
49, on Texas street on a charge Of as
saut 10 murder, and placed in the city
Jail
Had the cut been a half inch lower II
would have doubtless severed the Jug
Ulsr vein The fight in which Brown
~ injured occurred in front Of a sa-
n on san Jacinto street
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-10

Sprinkle one or two ane1-s - = = - L.
powders In the Foot Bath and soak ana
ue the teet To takes the sting out of torn-
anu hunions and smartlnE aching feer
men TOT lasting comfort. shake Aliens
foot base into your shoes 10 takes M.
friction from the shoe. rests tho fee- and
makes walking delight DO not 60 oa
your summer vacation without parl-a-.
Of Aliens Foot-Ease- All dealers sen it 1-.-
sample package FREE Address AfIe, s.
Olmsted. lie Roy y. Y.-Adr. go
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-10
A GOOD CONVECTION

When you connect with $500 YOU havi
used your Telephone to best advantage
Autos. Taxis and Limousines. night Of
day
Baggage too
CITY SERVICE CO.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-10
10 our SAVINGS DEPosIrORs.

Depositors in the First National
Bank Savings Department are re-
Quested TO present their pass books at
the Savings Window for the entry OF
semi-annual interest
FIRST NATIONAL BANK.
Advertisement
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-10

A sale is half made when one has
bought right. Phone Us for prices
SoFrhTvestern Fuel and Feed Co. Phone
- 81 y Ochoa St--Adv-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-10
QUICK REPAIRING

I repair broken glasses in a few
moments soldering, new guards. tenn
pies. pads. lenses. all renIaced III
few moments Geo D. Kendall 99S
Mesa Ave makes glasses richt-Ady-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-10

Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-10

TELEN and Warren arrived home ,
n from the automobile party tired
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Mcgrcrc flcinc granoc a,n Counting.

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Mbeno Ell Seuer aus; Das inn 9ad
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8camtcm,uall Ser 9pna6ac sapimgs
Yanf.

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Bic aricssaus tcanrs.

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am 8. Sanlar in ben Nllsitelungsbal=
len am 3oulosildcn @arten er6finct
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biidic, mie lie namentlid Sen Sranf=
tircltrs in Sroufrcid llnb @claien abz
gcnontnnen pl1rncn. Sic Musriiit,ingsz
@cgcnitdllOc, ltnifprmcn, sdnlbiperf
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-15

ertpi6,lten @ortrage io,pie
tire gra5iolen Ian5e altf offener
.S5ene perid)ieoentlid) 9eifall. Sic
pridel1roe Melooic bes @al5ers aus
Ser 2llltigen @ittrpe:
u9ippen ldapeigen,
3 fliiltern @eigel1
Sab mid lieb!
Ma 0ie Sd)rittc
Sagen bite, fab' MIDI lieb!
Sober 0rld Ser &anbe,
8elttlid mfrs bei6rieb;
Gr iagt flar:
g lit mafr, 9 lit pu6r,
gu. balt mid) lieh!"
lpapie oie atoeren befannten 2ieDer
ltno slrien perfeblten al1db bieies Mtol
tire In5iebungsfraft nidt. slllf Der
.&obe Hires a5pieles italtb Srdltleirl
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s(rie u6riiblingsItiml1e1" bon
StraltB. Sic ml1Bte sic Mplle, Die
ibrem temperament nno ibrer sllts=
Hbil0nng nod auenig allgepaBt lpar,
geld)idt Ourd)6ufiibren. Mltd) bepies
lie 0em bel,tid)en I6eaterpublifl1nl
Don Davenport stunt eriten Maale> baB
lie iiber g~ldrr5enbe Soiletten perfiigt,
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