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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-12
HOGWALLOW NEWS
Dunk Bolts. Regular Correspondent.
Copyright 1875. Adams Syn George BIHKhan)

Sometimes il looks 10 a person as
if he viii eventually pull through and
amount 10 something. and then on
other days he feels that ne will do
well 70 make just a common. ordinary
scrub Of q citizen
A new globe map OF the world has
been bought by the trustees for the
school in the Calf Ribs district IL
revolves on wire axis. and Slim
Pickens has applied for the job OF
keeping IL going at the necessary
speed while the geography class is re-
citing.
Dunk Boots on FROGS
The unassuming frog has at last
had the rays from the lantern Of pub
Lefty directed toward its green back.
II was dragged out from its hiding
place In the tall grass Of the damp
lOwlands by some judge who had 10
decide whether a frog was an animal.
a fish or an insect The judge. like
all good judges. Of course did not
know. but after gOing carefully over
all Of the evidence. brought forth by
scientists and others. rendered the de-
cisiOn that a frog is a frog and moth
ing more This viii forever set all
other decisions in the shade, and those
who now gaze upon the frog may do
so with perfect assurance that they
are looking al frog.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-12

"OBE NOSELEN, who always keeps
q focus on the prospects OF the
- blackberry crop. reports that there
VIII be a big yield this summer. If
somebody else does not gather them all.
Miss Gondola Henstep has gone 10
writing for farm paper on how 10
raise chickens and viii raise one this
summer as an experiment
The blind man OF the Calf RIBS
neiEhborhood is preparing to send 70
TiclrilIe after change for half dol
lar the next time he finds some5odv
going that way who will do TO trust.
Some fellows have so much brass IL
is wonder the girls they kiss don
have ptomaine poisoning.
Sidney Hooks sometimes thinks OF
giving W the notion OF irving to he a
sport as every time he gets a new
hat and comes to the conclusion that
he is fixed up all over JUST about
shoes
Yam Sims has taken time by the
forelock and is beginning 10 worry
about what he is going 10 give his
girl next Christmas. He believes in
worrying about things ahead OF time
so that ov the time the real pinch
comes he viii have II all settled.
Washington Hooks had a narrow es-
cape while crossing the railroad track
near Tickviue Tuesday morning He
was driving his team OF oxen and
when he had got on the track he IT.
membered that the train would be
along in a few hours
The Wild Onion school teacher went
TO Tickville last week and took = trip
on a train II is believed that he is
preparing 70 complete q new geogra-
ply OF the United States
Yam Simms attracted a lot OF atten-
ton at Tickville Monday by trying 10
ride his mule up close TO where a brass
band was playing
Now is the time for all good candi-
dates 10 get up behind a table on
which stands a pitcher of water and
bunch OF flowers. and TO impress up
on the voters the awful mistake they
viii make IL they neglect their duty
Of selecting him for office
Dock Hooks wore his earmuffs 20
an ice cream supper on Musket Ridge
Saturday night.
The Calf Ribs neighborhood was
visited by a hard storm Tuesday az
ternOon. No serious damage was
done. IS there is nothing OF impor-
tance there to be damaged
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-12
HOROSCOPE.
HOROSCOPE.
Thursdny. July -. Ial6.

Thursdny- July ID 1910
/ JUPITER is in a place powerful for
I good today. according 10 astrol-
ogy- In the evening Uranus IS
| Slightly adverse.
The day should be fortunate for those
who push large enterprises and plan
important undertakings.
There is a good sign for South Amer
lea and for commerce with some island
! people
Jupiter gives help TO men OF legal
training and logical mind and all such
should profit from this days position
Banouets. receptions and formal en-
/ tertainments are subject to the best
! guidance
Buying should be lucy under this
sway Of the stars While speculation
should not be encouraged, the seers
say that this is an unusually favorable
aspect for IT,
In the evening persons with financial
responsi biliries should beware OF mis-
leading propositions. Uranus is be
lieVed to encourage deceit and fraud
when in evil place
Septem her VIII he a month OF added
horrors and. increased slaughter in the
war. unless hostilities cease suddenly.
but the seers give no promise Of peace
before another winter. although No
vember should be time OF active ne
sOtiations-
Paris is TO be-the scene Of much ex-
element in the next few weeks. This
prophecy has been several times re-
peated.
New York City comes under a gov
eminent Of the stars which IS inter
preted as likely 10 reveal corruption
in public office and possible sensa-
tional legal action as a campaign
measure
Labor troubles in Europe as we'll as
the United States are prognosticated.
and they may be extraordinarily Sc
rious
Canada has the forecast Of changes
in high office and brilliant achieve
men for a new official
Fashions. are TO become a serious
problem in the winter owing TO some
difficulty concerning imported articles.
astrolOgers predict
Persons whose birthdate it is should
avoid change of any sort Quarrels
with business partners are 70 be avoid
ed Business affairs VIII eHgross more Z
attention than usual
Children born on this day have the l
augury OF great good luck These sub |
iects or Cancer may be rather strong
n inded and self-centered, but they are Z
likely 10 he extremely successful
Copyright. 1915. by the Mcclure News T
paper Syndicate.D
Mexican rent collections. Lee Newman. (
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-12
Beauty Chats M BzEdseKsssF2Ess'
Lean To Act

fsEyERAL YOUNG GIRLS have asked
the question, 'Why are actresses
usually so pretty? Is their beauty
the reason why they have become
actresses or does their art make
them Io7ely?"
The last is nearer truth than the
first. Of course, chorus girls exist
merely by reason Of their pretty
faces and figures: but actresses
real actresses-haTe become what
they are by reason of their person
atty. The average star is judged
BY her public appearances, and OF
course, made up carefully, she
seems more beautiful Makeup
gives her a small mouth, a wonder
fful complexion, larger eyes and
perfect eyebrows. Given features
ike these in perfection, and a
Eoman must seem pretty. Expen-
sive corsets. lovely gowns, correct
positions in standing and walking,
, studied grace Of attitude, culti-
Waited Voice-these things add to
her charm.
Consequently, the woman who
wants TO make herself beautiful
would do well to take lessons from
her sister behind the footlights.
She would find it greatly to her adj
vantage if she would learn to act
For this work would teach her
many essentials to beauty-hrst.
hat she must make a beautiful pict-
IRE from every angle of view; sec
end, that her voice must be low,
sweet and Of good carrying power;
third, It viii teach her control OF
her body, how to stand well, how to
sit gracefully, how to Falk-some-
thing few women know, it seems.
Il viii teach her expression-both
facial and vocal. It viii show her
how TO control the muscles of her
Zee to make them express the
fought in her mind, to reflect the
mood in her thoughts. It will give
ner assurance-poise. Il will de-
Eelop her chest and throat: the ex-
ercises that go with every course
viii develop her body and she need
not 90 on the stagel
Questions and Answers
4 Re1ding vou- articles has ir1kered q
KEN interest n the study Of hy0iene, and
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-12
ID YEARS AGO TODAY
From The Herald Of This Date. 1909.

vass OF the vote showed 40 votes in
favor OF option and l. against. and il
was declared carried
Last nights rain did considerable
damage 10 the city About Is feet or
track on the smelter eelctric railway
lire was washed out. The county road
was also washed out in a number Of
places. although reports state that
other roads were improved as a result
of the rain
The contest for the position OF chief
o. fire department. which was left
vacant by the resi- Enation OF chief
Powers. is waxing warm. Charles
hrause- the present assistant chief, Is
making canvass while sergeant
Mitchell OF the police force. and Tom
Holland are possibilities, IL is be-
lieVed.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-12
TALKED ABOUT POLICE JUDGE.
Is REARRESTED AND RELEASED

J. B. Ramos arrested Monday morn
ing on charge OF using abusive Ian
gUage toward the officials Of the cor
pOration court was dismissed from
custody Tuesday afternoon. after
hearing OF the evidence in the case.
Ramos, according to the testimony
o. city detective A. C. Narela. used dis
paragiug language toward judge Pol
lock after he had been assessed a fine
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-12

"HERE were no new development
in the strike situation at the G
- H shops today Master Mechani,
Dodge stated that be could do nothing
as the matter is in the hands OF the
management OF the railway and he is
awaiting word from them Practically
the entire force OF the shops Is out. but
apparently the men are in the best OF
humor and no violence has been re-
ported as vet. Efforts are being made
10 get the employees back TO work bur
they declare that they viii not 20 back
until their demands are met
Misses Mildred Connolly and Edith
SOrenson left for CloudcrOft to visit
Miss Nivian4 Drummer.
r. r Burns returned from pleasure
trip TO California Mr. Burns visited
Catalina Island and other resorts in
the state
Dr. and Mrs. E. r. Carpenter left for
New York city. where Dr. Carpenter
viii attend a medical normal for a
month or two
BY request. Concha's band tomorrow
afternoon viii present a selected pro-
gram IN the plaza, made up largely or
Mexican music.
r. W RidgeWay. superintendent OF
machinery OF the Fl Paso and Rock
Island railway. arrived in the city. &C
cOmpanied- by his wife
Mr. and Mrs VIII Gaines and dauEh-
ter. Anna Lee. expect 10 leave soon
for Independence. No, where they viii
spend the remainder Of the summer
visiting relatives
Mr.. and Mrs. ". w Turney left for
Alpine Texas. where they will visit
Mrs Turney's parents. From there
they will 90 to Mr.. Turner's ranch,
about 40 miles from Alpine
The county commissioners held a
special meeting today TO canvass the
returns OF the local option election at
Van Horn. held on July I The can
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-12
News Notes
from
MOvie1and

A"HE SABLE CURSE" a pow
erful story OF fortune lost
and won. has been chosen as
the first Of the Mutual star produc-
tons featuring the famous actor, Rich
ard Bennett Miss Rhea Mitchell. whose
work in recent Mutual pictures has
won her wide acclaim as an emotional
actress. has been selected as Mr. Ben
nett's leading woman
The Sable Curse based on. the story
OF the same name by Aaron Hoffman.
was chosen for Nr. Benefits first re-
lease because the part Of John Du-
mont" in which he appears was deemed
best suited 10 his remarkable person.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-12

OF the simpler works on seq and general
hygiene. II you are still interested. write
me again and I viii send you a detailed
list You Will ind all OF the Danish Pro-
lessor Mueller's books very interesting
7 hare a constant soreness n one side
o. nv chest, due to q bTfrise received some
months ago, think Con you odUtss O
heGltHq solUef-E. g. 7.
RePly-Better see q doctor This Is not
from a bruise-some congestion in the
lung might have resulted from a blow or
shock-best have medical care for It.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-12
Ice Coffee in Glasses
By CONSTANCE CLARKE.

Tee coffee in glasses is a refresh
- ing Summer drink. suitable for a
dessert ice or for porch or tennis
parties, and is made as follows:
Take four large tablespconfuls Of
freshly-ground coffee, put it into
dry coffee pot and pour over It two
cups OF boiling water; allow the pot
To-noTOR-Fish
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-12

the human organism. Can vo1 recon-
mend eng goOd books or fhis subject for
nle-1ot too fechnicGlf-Glddys G.
Rep7g-You will fnd these absorbing
subjects, j think I would start with az
grammar-schOol book on physiology, then
go TO the public library and ask for some
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-12

Of SIS for overrunninE the fire hose
with his automobile Sunday night. The
defendant testified that he did not
mean what he was saying. and in
tended 20 merely Joke the officer.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-12

to stand IN a pan containing boiling
water while the coffee IS drawing;
then POUR OF and mix with it half
cup Of sugar and one cup Of cream,
when cold put il into the freezer
and freeze it a semi-frozen state:
then pile it up In tall glasses and
sarnish the top with whipped cream
Serve with any sweet waters.
in Scaljop Shells
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-12

Irene Fenwick. introduced TO photo
fame by kleine. and playing the last
season on the stage In The song OF
Songs. has cast in her fortunes this
summer with Metro. working Just now
under William Nigh's direction with a
company at Delaware Gap. Pa
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-12

This American Mutual star has beesS
chosen leading woman for Richard
Bennett in his first Mutual prOducffOn.
The sable Curse
ality and varied talent Miss Mitchell
viii be seen in the role Of Mary Red
mond.7 the heroine. whose influence
and love bring about the reformation OF
Dumont after ne has lost his fortune
in Wall street gambling. George PERI
wolf. has been cast for an unusually
f0rceful part while Mrs. Richard Ben
nett as -NaneJre Devoe." society but
terfly and adventures. renders a
strong portrayal of an exceptionally
difficult part
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-12
loo Rooms Of Solid comfort

Hotel savoy. Overland and Stanton:
everything new. strictly modern; can't
be heat for price; $3.50 week up.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-12

Universal story featuring VIOLA smith.
as the little crippled daughter OF a
woOdsman- The father is forced 10 re-
main in hiding because he believes he
Is guilty OF murder In reality the
shot from another's gun inflicted the
fatal wound. but the father never
learned this until a sheriff comes 10
his mountain cabin and encounters
the true murderer. VINO confesses
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-12
70 OUR SAVINGS DEPOSTToRs

TO OUR SAVINGS DEPOSITORs.
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-anuual interest
FIRST NATIONAL BANK.
Advertisement
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-12
FLORA DE HAVEN IN
THE UNDERGRADUATES"

Director Otis Turner has com
pleted the filming Of a five-reel Blue
Flora Parker DeHaveu as the daugh-
ter OF a drunkard She becomes a sal
walton Army lassie. and through this
medium finds a home as nurse for a
rancher. who later proves TO Be the
father Of Young man she had known
while a q the Salvation Army home. and
from whom she tried TO escape because
OF his likes for barleycOrn- To win the
Eirl. the lad reforms. and she becomes
the bride and dapghter The support
ing cast includes Bertrarn Grassby. "a
the girls father. Nanine Wright,
Charles Males as the rancher. Jack
Mulhau the sweetheart. Jack Lott. Ed
Horn and Marjorie Bliun-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-12
Questions and Answers

Rs1ding vo1i~ articles has trakeued q
seeH interest n the study Of hygiene, and
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-12

Mexican z-ent collections. Lee Newman
ADV
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-12

- cgggEighi b esoEgs MatthsE Adanl
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-12

JUPITER is in a place powerful for
good today. according TO astrol-
ogy- In the evening Uranus is
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-10-21
A Great Plan.

There is no material factor in our
social compactum that attributes more
to good citizenship than homecoming.
That man who returns in the even
ing to q fireside that is his, to spend
there the sweet hours of the even
ing with his family, will have a deep
interest In the general welfare of his
community. His appreciation of the
Importance of moral environment will
increase, If he become home owner
What man is so foolish as to damage
his own interest. to beset his own
path of happiness with pitfalls? Lax
ity in law enforcement. carelessness
as to health, apathy in regard to just
tice, all tend to reduce the value Of
property. Az
SO even eliminating the higher con
siderations OF home owning Cutting
out the sentiment, We yet see ample
argument in favor of II system lat
will enable more of the people to
own homes. A nation cannot make IA
better material investment than to
put up money which will aid its citti-
Gems to become home owners. The
United States has, after so long a
time, decided to establish farm loan
banks. These banks will lend money
at low rates of interest, and for long
terms. to men who would purchase
their farms. The fruits of this system
will be better citizens. better living
conditions, more interest in in moral
ity, health and development along
wholesome. material lines.
Many great things have been done
in the United States during late
years. There is none greater in spirit
foresight, than the plan to make
more Americans home owners.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-10-21
The Final Revelation.

The Republican National Committee
is alarmed by the reports from several
States. and is taking counsel to f'nd
some way of dealing with the RE
publican slump" says the New York
Times. Sending orators to disaffect-
ed localities is not the way to deal
with il. for that is dealing with the
symptom and not the disease. why
is there. why sho'1d there be a IKE
publican slump? Why should Ropuh'
licans be Iukewarm, inclined to stay
away from the polls. or vote Tor the
! Democratic candidate? Let the Ma
tional Committee find out the cause
and undertake to remove il. Ii u can
! only in that way viii it be dealing ef
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-10-21
The Passing of a Prophet.
ITl r. Hicks is dead!

Irl r. Hicks is dead,
He's the man that made the weather
forecasts for the almanacs that 50
many good people have been consult
ing all these years He was known az
the long distance weather forecast
err"
He was nothing of the charlatan
He had evolved clear theory of cause
and effect in reference to atmospheric
and seismic disturbances. Years of
study and investigation led him to
the conviction that his system was
right. II was his hope the govern
ment would take over his work and
continue his experiments, but it new
or did
What must have been sweet yindl-
cation to him was his celebrated long
range forecast maturing on Inaugural
ton Day March 4, 1909, when Mr..
Taft became President. The night be-
fore the Government Weather Bureau,
with all the scientific data it could
amass. confidently predicted fair
weather for the inaugural in his
almanac for 1909, printed in the later
part of 1908, and probably written
months before. Irl Hicks predicted
that the biggest snow storm of the
winter would hit Washington on In
auguration Day. That prophecy came
true. A blizzard swooped down up
on the national capital, cut off tele-
graph and telephone connections, and
compelled most of the inaugural exer-
cises to be held within the capital. 1t
was famous victory for Hicks.
He based his forecast on planetary
Influence. For all we know, he may
have been right, Hicks may yet find
pedestal I'm the Hall of Fame and
crown of fadeless glory in the com
pany of immortal inventors. He Will
be deeply mourned by the almanac
reading public. who now will search in
vain for utterance of Hicksian finality
among the glowing pages of patent
medicine panacea testimonials.
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Giynn County.
City of Brunswlck.
United States Court, Southern Dis
trict Of Georgia, for ten counties.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-10-21

The News very cordially welcomes
Rev. O. p. Gilbert formerly of Angus
ia who comes to the pastorate of the
First Baptist church of this city. Mr..
Gilbert is among the really able and
eloquent divines of the state and our
Baptist friends as well as people cl
Brunswick generally are to be con-
graduated upon his coming.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-10-21

The liquor issue has not figured in
the Presidential campaign, but it's
said that Wilson, the DANNY Caledon-
ian, likes wee bit drappie" of
Scotch now and then, and It wouldn't
surprise us if IL were discovered that
"Jedge" Hughes. puts a 'leetle" sugar
in "'hisen" to take out the bitter taste
of "Wilson-That's All"
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-10-21

> Those Chicago Hughes women have
!. perhaps found out that the use of the
ballot is not entirely flowery road
to travel. In an effort to break up u
Wilson meeting there on Thursday,
they were severely beaten by the men
and by the members of their own sex
? who are supporters of Wilson.