El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-04-20
NEWSPAPER MEN
TRAIN FOR WAR
Music With New Teeth IN
New York; Bibles Not
Popular at Biltmore.

New York April 1.-THE newspaper
writers Of New York have bOrroWS u q
national guard armOry for one nI5li
a week and persuaded two entn allsi-
aSuc army officers to give up lHeII
spare time to train them.
he result was the Officers IralhlhE
corps Tor Newspaper Men. Althousl
IHe founders of the corps held suooI
ulhate positions, newspaper men o. an
grades, including several renowned CITY
and managing editors. enlisted enthusi-
astically. y
The corps now numbers 279 men Inc
morning newspaper men, VINO WoIA
hl5nts' drill days. and vice versa
ne corporals and sergeants az e
newspaper men who have had natlonaI
guard experience OF are "PlattsDurb
veterans The men buy their own uni
forms and pay so cents month 1or
general expenses
Ihey drill hard for a couple Of hours
each time they meet then go through
callSthenlcs and finally listen to a lee
lure py some army officer. In audl-
uon a bunch Of home work is given
out. Wnlcn means a diligent study OF
Mosss Manual (the Army Bible"), and
returbishing Of half forgotten col
lege and high school mathematics.
Although there 5 no cOmDulsion, at
tendance records are high. The corps
mas Gen Leonard woods approval
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Music with dentistry is the latest al
lance of the arts and sciences reported
mere Dr. John e. Senesac is the orig
inator of this idea. He noticed nine
tenths of those who entered his dem
lists chair flinched before they were
really nurL He decided they were
concentrating too much attention on
that oUzztng little drill we all know
so well and that their minds should
be diverted.
So when a patient sits down for the
ordeal fFlnwanrc T1- Sane
sac's musical assistant. takes his place
at the baby grand and asks: Classical
or ragtime2"
Mr.. SIENNA is able TO play almost any
thing the sufferer suggests and does
not play at all If the occupant of the
chair desires. But few patients want
the music to stop, once they have tried
its effect DR.. Senesac bids fair to get
a reputation for that much advertised
but seldom discovered municipalities
dentistry.
"Bibles are not needed at the Bilt-
more This was the answer of the
president of the hotel company when
a clergyman offered to put a Bible in
every room Of the big hOstlery free.
Most of the hotels throughout the coun-
try have accepted such an offer. The
Biltmore manager Modified his answer
by adding:
Z
have many calls"
The district attorney. the commits
siOner Of weights and measures. the
commissioner OF feeds and markets and
4 fe wothers are on the warpath again.
This time ii is the chicken sanders"
they are after They say New York
CITY loses 81, 100000 year through the
widespread practice Of preparing pOul-
try for death with a lost hearty meal
OF grit, so they weigh heavily.
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SneaHng n fiends there can he few
more peculiar individuals than the
man who for more than a year has
been running women's fine gowns in the
subway.
This monster uses some sort OF syr-
INV LIQUID. which looks like choco-
late. He attFcks only the best dressed
women. Suddenly the shopper in a
fine taffeta or crepe de chine discovers
that her garment has ben daubed up
the back and its beauty DESTROYED for
ever. The police are believed to have
a s1ecial squad searching for the mis-
creant. but so far he has eluded them