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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-09-22
Sie Ser. Staaten als AQiirte.

Der e6smalige gpuoerneur Der p6is
lippinen %. Cameron Jorbes ma4ts
bel einsm 0ffeutIi9en SaitlnabI
Die WtittbeiIung ppn Der aeubes
rung oes SorD Stit9ener. es lei
feline uebsrseusuns. oaB bic 9lliirtsr
obne 9ilfe Der Ser. Staaten ni9t lle'
gen tDnnen. &it9ensr mubte Der 9es
oants Oorsei9ipebt baben, oab pie
Ser. Staatsn, ipenn iie ii4 auf Die
Seite Der 4qiirten itenen, itngsfdbr 5
WHaionen Mann ua9 Gnelano bit'
iiberl9iden ipiirben, oenn in jeper ans
beren Sinii9t paren uub iinb bic Bsr.
Gtaaten bic 4aiirteu Der ala9rten.
0as sebt aug ben Sunolungen bsrpor,
pel6e bic Ser. Staaten bsgungen uno
aug ben 9anolunsen, Del6e iie uniers
laHen baben. Oeuti4lunb bate allen
9runb au Der &nnabme, bab es Qles,
mas es an 2ebeusmitteln uno ipnitigsn
Waaren brduhe, aug ben Ser. Staas
ten perbe be3ie6en tDnnen, benn Gng'
lamb fonnte oos mir our9 eine ipirt'
fame glodaoe perbiten uno es mar
iiber jeoen 3rpsifet fsititebenb, bab Elm.
iol9e glodaoe niht unterbdl.en psrs
ben t0nne, neil 0eutf6lanb bic SIts
fee tontrolirt unb 3uiubren pon ben
bort aeleeelsn neutrdlen 2dnoern err
bGlt unb es lit feititebenDe Dolterrsdts
li6e SaBuns, buB, psnn 3uFubrsn
DON einem 2anbe srfol9en, tie BON ans
osren 2Gnbern geitattet perben mill
fen; oas lie1t in bem gegriff elmer
tpirtTamen 9lodaoe. 0es 8eiteren
mar SeutIdldnb bepubt, oaB bic
GngfGnber aud bic @orfarift niht err
fiillen t0nl1en, pona6 bic glodaoe an
Der fstnbii6sn &iiite erfulgen mub
uno ni6t auf pffenem Wleere, ME es
jeBt eeI6iebt, benn cine trieefii6renoe
Ration bat niht bus Rs4t, ben neus
trulen Gdnbrn Meere gu perfperren.
Inter bieien lInftdnben fpareH bic
Ser. Staaten oerpfiihtst, ipsun iie
ni6t cine feinoli6s, fonbern eine neus
trale gtation Iein ipollten, bic ung.s
ieBliche unb bic unpirtiams gludube,
bic Gngldnb unterbdlt, gerualtiam gu
iprenasn, mas betanntlid ni6t seits'
ben 1T.
Weiter ftano es England niht gu,
bic 3ufubr BON Ddarsn aus bisIem
2anbe nat ben neutrdlsr 2dnbern gu
perbinbern Die an Seuti6luno grers
sen. QtIs e6rlid neutrals gtutiou mar
unfer 2aub berpfliHtst. geaen bic I'm
terbtnouna bieier 3ufu6r ebsnfaIs nit
@endlt ein5ui6reiteu, lpas sbeniopss
nia gsIds6en lit.
Wenn unfer Qdnb aus Wdngel an
Wutb unb Gbrgefiibl Iif bdfiir snt.
idieb, bic 9ergetpultigungen Gnge
lambs bi15unebmsn, 70 mar es feline
gflitt, Inn ben aurdtter elmer nsue
tralen Station 5u bepabren. einen
4useleih IN Der @eiIe su bepcrtitsf,
ligen, bab ss aud ben 9lliirtsn teins
Sufubren lieferte tnb biefe gfli6t
ipurbs auf bag @r0blidfte iibertreten.
Gmerifd Iiefert ni6ts an Deutidldnb,
baqsqen in bic 3ufu6r an bic Mniirten
unbefhrdntt unp bamtt niht genuo.
piro ifnen nod @efb gelisfert, Inn bic
3ufuhren gu besablen. Weiter t0nueu
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-09-22

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Die probritii DE prefe be-
luitist ii9 iiber bic 9leuBerung bes
peutifen 8ronprin5en: bab bic llebsrs
lesenbeit Der beutf9eu Solbaten in
ni9t serinsem WtaBe Der iittli9en
WertbI9dbung 5u oanfen lei, pel6s
bic Seerfii1rsr sesen ieben Mann i'm
Seloe betunpen. Ouraus ergebe iib
aud bas 9emiiben, alle MenI9enpers
LUTTE mDslidit gu perbinoern, tpespez
gen bdufig Stelungen gerGumt Mir
ben, BON psuen erii9tlid lei, 6ab iic
teinen itrdtegiiben 8ertb beiiben uno
Der 9eriuh, tie gu 6ebuupten, leoislid
unnDtbise Menf9enopfer peruriaden
lpiirbe. OieIer perniinftigen aniidt
pirb Der Spbn entsegengsitelIt. bab
Der 8rpnprin5 als pbiloiopb ebeniO
gldnSe, ipie als Seerfiibrer, nobel auf
feline 8erinbe, @erbun gu nebmcn,
angsipielt iptrb. Gin 6pbn, Der nidt
Der @srtbeioisung Der Ddbrbeit gift,
lit niAts anberes als eiHe grutdlitdt.
0as Der aronprins eeiast bat, pers
otsut 9lnertennung ipesen ieiner
Wtenfhli6tsit unb es tit eripieIene
Sbatiuhe, baB bic beutiden Seerfiibs
rer oiefer menI Ihlihen 9lniiht gemdb
banbeln, iporin lie iia BON ben eneliz
i6en unb gan5 beionbsrs bon ben ruiz
iii6sn Sserfii6rsrn unterfdeiben, bic
ni6t bic minbeIfe Riidfi9t ouf i6re
Mannfaaften ne6men unb fie in Der
rudloIeiten Weiie ppfern. Die in az
len SGnen finbet biefe Msni i6li6feit
audi ibren 2obn. Die Mannihaften
i'm bsuti9en Seer fd1pfen nit 9egsis
iterung unb nit Stdnbbaftisteit, neil
iie pifen, bab ibnen ni6ts 5ugemutbet
tpirb, als mas bic itreneite Notbpens
bistsit sebietet tnb Die SeutI6en be-
baupten fi6 gesen cine ueber5abl ihrsr
5einbe, neil ibr 2eben nur bort einqes
febt tptrb, mo- Elm entfpredenber Sez
tpinn in lusii6t ftebt unb an bieier
Menf6lidteit unb @ernunft Der Seuts
f6eu tptrb bic Sorbenfriessfiibrurs
Der 9(lIiirten fheitern.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-09-22

gs 1T ebenio erfreulid ME
be5ei6neno, oaB Der friibers Staatss
Setretdr Bacon in Ieiner 8sper6ang
nm ben gunbes<Senatorppitsn in Nefp
yort bel ben 8rimdripablen unterIez
gen 1T. Bacon bat ii4 als Seutfdsns
ba1er berporgetban unb Die Rspu6lis
taner, gang Defenders bic 0eutiden,
baben ibm bas anseitribeu, inbem iIe
1einen 9egner Galosr erpdblten. 4u4
Die Seuti9en in oieIem 9anbe gsfpinz
nen Siege iiber bic Qlliirten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-09-22

Gaoornn beridltete: .eSSm Suga'
nertt)al ihIngen mir feinblide Nm.
ariiic nIi uniere porgeifobenen ct
nien 5urilf. @eiteru 5ogen iidj uniere
Srlppen allnl16lih ailf bic Satipt'
iuicerItmoslinicn 3uriid. 0ieie Be
ipegnna muroc in polliter Cromtlg
unD lubelditiat pom iSeinbe nusge.
i;ibrt." yslamdbIib - polliie
Croming imbelditiat !" Wns
ell eicien gnsbriiden eYentlid) ipahr
lit, tDirb om beiten flar peroen, penu
i'd Die lebten Seiten meincs Iase.
Dlidles eurthldttere.
@ir naren felt einiaen @ohen aiIi
Der $6be Don ct. Ssrpalo in Stel.
lung, bod) iiber Der SobIe bes Bal.
iltgdna, 6urf oeiicn frudytburcs
@riin lid tief urtten bag blanfe @anS
Der 9renta ibiebt. Tie Ssmalo.aa.
peae ielbit lit nur me1r cine Hltine,
bier ser6oritene @aneru obne DAD,
rings unrge6eu BON 2aufgrdben, lii.
teriilHoen, tSinoerniiien. gis bier
.geraui batten ihh i'm 2nufe Der DO.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-09-22

Sn biefer Staot bat iit
cine 5abritantensaf fociatipn orsanis
1irt, Inn Wilfon unb bic Segnungea
ieinsr prosperitGt auf bier peitere
Sabre gu iiherH. Dieis 2estsren be.
iteben in Der fdparsen 2ifts, in Der
untcrbiuoung oes 9innenbanbsls, in
Der ilnteroriidung oes neutralen San<
oels uno in Der llnterbriidung bes
poitpertebrs. Oas iinb 2eiitungen,
oeren ieoer ipabre ameritaner ftd iddz
men iollts uno bic nur etnen getpifIens
loien Baffenfha6erer beseiiterH t0nz
nen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-09-22
Srsitas, ben 22. September 1916.

9usbes bat bic parole fir ben
Wabltampf aussegeben unb jie bat
uberaa 3uitimmung gefunosn unb Be
geiiteruns errest. Sic lalttet:
nShuB!" S9uB fir bic am,ritani=
i9e 4rbeit, SduB fir bic dmsritanie
ieben Redte, Sdub fir ben amsritanis
i9en 9anbei unb SduB eesen bic
Wiltiir Don Prdi iibenten tpie Wilion.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-09-22

Der d ieoeHe umeritdniz :
| dc 5a6ritanten unD &aufleute
pOasn bic SruiteeieBe gesen bic 6ritiz
Icbe I9par3e Cite unb bic Deigerung
ameritaniider 5irmen, Waarsn an
9ei4dftsIeute gu pertaufen, bic ii4
Hi4t perpfli6ten ipOllen, Dteis Baaren
Htht an @Hslanbs 5etHOe gu Oegtous
fen, anrufen. DAP aus bieien brtz
tii9en 8OrfnriFten cine 8el9rGuturg
oes 6anbels entits6t, tpie bic 5ruits
seieBe tie oerbieten, 1T peutlid gsnug
gu erieben. 2lGlein nit elmer 9lnrus
funa oes 9eieBes nGre ni9t eeDient,
neil Die 5irmen, Die an 2euts Oertuus
fen, bic auf Der i4pur5en Giite ite6en,
feline Waaren tuportiren t0nnten, D. B.
bic Gngldnber tpiirben oas perbinberH.
Die @bbilfe tann Der pr6Iioent alIein
gelpd6ren, inoem er bic amerttuniIder
SGfen ben GuglGnbern perf6liebt, Biz
lie bic 9srgepaltigung unIeres San.
bells einitellen. 9a5u lit aber Der
Praiioent niht gu bringen. Der omes
rttdniibe 9anbel lit ibm glebsnTa9e.
sS6m liegt bios bic 8oblfa6rt sugs
lambs am Ser5en. Sin IOl6er
Stumpfiiun gegsn rationale Rc6te
uno gbre lit unerb0r4.
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@.rmiiituns I'M susanertaI.

Sinnloie 3eritorungsputb Der Sta.
liener. - Ger SSeino auf bem
9liid3ug. - RaitdJiditlen brenneu-
Der Srtihaiteu. - @ie in Dit.
preltben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-09-22

unb Bel Dem nicbt bas 2edt, ionSern
bic Wla6t bas Wort fiibrt. Die Sntz
fHeibuns IoIl erfolseu. na9bem alle
parteien seb0rt ipprben iinb unb Bis
foldes geIheben 1T. ion Der 8etrisb
fOrtssiebt perben. @ie bic Geip Yor.
fer 8eborben gu Ioben iinb. bab tie iia
sp biefem S9ritt entfdlofen baben.
10 1T Der prdfibeut Su tabeln, Sab er
niht in gleider MeiIe gsbanbelt bat.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-09-22

Sn Rep 90rt pirb man in
bem Strrit ben e6ritt t6uu, ben Der
Prdiioeut nidt eetbun bat, iHbem man
eiHe idteossertdtli6e Beilsguns bes
Streits eraiptrtaen njiro. Die Rep
Yprter geb6rben aeben DON Der Qlnr
iiat aus, Die WiliDn pDlig fremp lit,
bag in etHem 8ertebrsitreit in allerz
erfter Reibe Die Rehte beg pu6litums
gu beriidii6tieen fino uub buB ale
Sntereiien oen 0Hentliben @oble uns
tergeorbuet iinb. @s liegt feline 2l6s
ii6t DOR, ben @rbeitern unredt su
tbun uno audi ni6t ben 8etrie5sges
fellfdaften. geiben fon poae @erefe
tiefeit pioerfdbren, aber fpsr i'm llns
re6t lit. foG Hiebt ourG einen Stptf
entfhieben peroeH unter fpelcbem bds
publitum am fdpperiten Az leibsn bat
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-02-10
Dinners, Luncheons, TedS.

Mr.. and Mrs. William Z. Mix were
hosts at a dinner party at Hotel Smell
don Tuesday night. given in celebra-
tion Of the birthday anniversary OF
Nj Mix. The guests were Mr. ana
Mrs George Z. Wallace, Mr.. and Mrs
II. J. J.. McKeel and Mrs. Donald Rath-
bun.
Mrs H. II. Stark viii entertain Tues
day afternoon with an afternoon tea
at her home in the knickerbocker
apartments. in honor of her mother,
Mrs A. II. CongdOn, and her sister
Mrs. H. T. Hall. Of New York city,
who are her house guests. The tea
will be from 5 to 4-3O o'clock in the
afternoon. and from 5 to o'clock IN
the evening.
Mrs. CHARLES Davis and Mrs. W. D.
Wise gave delightfully."- informal
afternoon tea Wednesday afternoon, at
the home of Mrs. Davis on West Boule-
ward. Spring flowers decorated the
rooms. used in combination with guam
titles Of smilaN and ferns and bows OF
green tulle. Green candles in silver
sticks. surrounding a basket filled with
flowers formed the decoration Of the
serving table.
Capt. John T. Axton. chaplain OF the
goth infantry. who has spent consider
able time i'm Japan. viii give an illus
trated talk on Japan at the Japanese
tea to be given by the Westminster
PRESBYTERIAN church missionary society
tonight at the church. The church
basement viii be decorated TO repre-
sent a Japanese tea garden and young
women in Japanese costume will serve
tea Miss Anna AXtOn, in costume. viii
sing selections from Madam Butter
fly"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-02-10
Out OF Town isitors.

Mrs. W. II. Kinnon, of Granite Gap
y NJ, is I'm El PasO for a few days
visiting Mrs. J. c. Critchett
Ed. q. Tafoya, of Santa Fe, \. NJ. is
i'm FL Paso for a short visit. Mr.. Ia
foya is the chairman Of the grand
MANAGERS committee and the grand law
committee for the Woodmen Circles OF
New Mexico.
Mrs D. W. Barnett, who has been
visiting her daughter, Mrs Bradford
IIardie. for the past few months. has
returned TO her home in Montgomery
Ala. Her granddaughter, Miss Mary
Hardfe accompanied her to visit for
two months While Miss Hardie is
away she will also visit an aunt in
Louisiana for Mardi Cras and viii visit
her cousin. Miss Maggie Mae Wall, who
was her guest here last summer. Miss
Hardie will return in the spring to
finish her studies and graduate with
the s. A. S a. class at the high school.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-02-10

FOR the city's highest interests, then
isn't il true that they have a claim TO
outside financial support?
We, the three hundred of u.s. DeHeVe
that some such claim, be il great or
small. surely is ours, and there's our
reason for the launching of build
ing campaign, and there's our eXpla-
nation for an appeal which is made not
alone to women. but to men Of all
classes who believe in the future OF I'll
Paso and who desire to strengthen
every influence for its good
The undertaking is by no means an
innovation. If precedent is valuable,
there are many instances to be cited
among our neighboring cities. Sacra-
mento has a $4,000 WOmans club
house: Los Angeles has several; Phoe-
nix has a 100000 property; Tucson has
another and Albuquerque another In
every case masculine cooperation has
been "a prominent factor in making
these homes possible. With our own
organization. quietly and persistently
the work of preparation has been GO
ing on until now. we are ready. out OF
what We're dreams to build houses.
We are confidently anticipating the
same substantial assistance that other
cities have subscribed. You. who have
worked so wen for FL PasO's achieve
ments thus far what are you gong
to do about it-yOu, and you and you
Shall the Woman's club continue her
march of progress
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-02-10
Lodges and Clubs.

The Woman's Catholic order of For
esters entertained its members anu
friends Wednesday afternoon win Il
social in Knights of Pythias hall Hlsh
five and bunco entertained the guests
The party was given complimentary 10
the officers Of the order The prizes
were won by Mrs. D. Freeman, MIS- -
W. Griem and Mrs. Mary Spellman.
Zolia Gutierrez, of the Conservatory OF
Music, Of Mexico City. played Nlollu
solos, accompanied by Mrs. C. o. Hot
ner on the piano. Refreshments Were
served. The committee in charge was
composed Of Mesdames n. j. MaiOney
James j. Meuttmann, Mary Mckee ana
Earl MaXCn. They were assisted IN
serving by Mesdames p. OMeara. Roy
Hageman and w. +. TruesdelL There
were present MesdameS y. w. Lief
green. a. Burns. Of Denver; J. a. Della
ney, c. NJ Cunningham, ROY Hagemdn,
John Powers, + J. Dingeman. W. H..
Z. AIcNemar, 7 Powers. II. F. Russell
Robert StinsOn, Morris Calvin, L.
O'Meara. NJ p. MalOuey, c. w. Grlem.
Marie Quesnel. Mary Spellman, NJ.
Corbut A Wallace, T. Slade, c. W.
Morgan, ID. Freeman. p. T. Kelly. Mar
tin Lyons. George Hillman. c. simon
son. +. H. Bait, T. McMindes, w. W.
Whitehead. W. Taylor, c Elder, NJ T.
Burkhead, J. F. Grant, Leo Hartford,
J.. A. Sherman, F. u. Scotch, ID. Ford,
Flora Graves. y. L. OROurke, j. f.
Waddel, Elizabeth Torpey, J. ii. Ja-
zoe. +. Schmidt, J. H. Allison, B. Allen
d. Andrews II. Fairhurst. Isaac HOus-
ton, j. a Bradford. F. c. LittletOn, j.
Clue. X. W. Chipley, J. B. Kennedy. D.
G. Griffith. \. h Aber. II. Crowley.
Earl Maxon, J. j. Meuttmann. Misses
Anita Ruid. Mary Monks, Marie Fair
hurst, Beasy WEIGH, Alice Gallagher
Julia Gallagher, Nirgie Taylor and
Anna Mckee.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-02-10
MRS. H. T. BOWIE REELECTED
PRESIDENT OF THE Y. w. c. A.

Mrs. Henry T. Bowie was reelected
president of the Young Womens Chris
tian association at the meeting of the
board of directors held Thursday morn
ing in the downtown rooms of the as
ISOLATION. Mrs. Paul Heermaus was
elected first vice president: Mrs j. a.
Potter second vice president. Mrs W
c. Davis, third vice president: Mrs
William Hogarth, fourth vice president:
Mrs II. B. Durkee. treasurer; Mrs. H.
w. Detwiler, corresponding secretary;
Mrs W. II. Pickles. recording secre-
tary: Mrs r. b. Homan and Mrs w y
Pence representing the membership at
large on the executive committee Dis
cussion of new quarters occupied the
morning session before luncheon and
after luncheon the reports We're given.
A committee was appointed to consider
new quarters and on this committee are
Mrs. j. a. Rawlings. chairman. Mes
danes J. A. Dick. W. G. Davis II. b.
Durl5ee, William HOgarth. Paul Heer-
mans, James Graham NIcNary. j. H. Ma
tions G. NJ Newman, II. b. Stevens,
ST. +. b. Homan. Horace A. Lay. w y.
Pence, T. j. WOOdside and j. A. Potter.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-02-10
School Notes.

Class officers for the spring term
Of the high school were elected at class
meetings held this week at the school
The senior or : A. :. A. class officers
are Earl Brown, president. Nancy Ed
wards. vice president; Albert Tatum
secretary; Walter Clayton treasurer,
Kathleen Allen reporter. ON the com
mittee for the senior play are FRANK
Brown. Anne Magoffin and Ruth Mey-
crs on the Taller committee are Eu-
gene Womeldorf Walter Clayton, Ma
rion Moses, Jesse Haywood and Elsie
Fay Brown. on the Senior picture
committee are Ethel Crawford and Earl
Evans. The committee on class pins
is composed of Esther Rice, James
Hawkins and Albert Webb The -Four
r. class has elected Mary Heermans as
its president: Mary Tincher, vice pres
ident. Arthur Hathaway secretary
treasurer. Pauline Anderson, reporter,
and Lemuel Smith, sergeant at arms
Fred Humphreys was elected president
of the Three A class. Erwin Schwartz
is the vice president; Robbie stewart
spcretarv treasurer. Helen Murdoch,
Frances Earle and Phyllis Lorig, re-
uNrters and RalstOu Cooper, sergeant
at-arms. The Three b class elected
Paul Harvey as its president; Dewey
Carson vice president. Lucille Mayer,
secretary: Katherine Foster, treasurer;
Clio Russell. reporter, and Lucille Har-
Ian, serEeant-at-arms. willard Brown
was elected president # the Two a
class. Hagry Pearson is the vice presi-
dent; Dorothy Nollertseu secretary;
PHYLLIS Routledge, treasurer, Joseph
Conway. reporter; Leslie Womeldor1,
serreant-at-arms. ". d. Casey, yell
Ieoder- Don Finley. publicity officer
ana Franklin Williams athletic man
, ager. The Two b class officers are
Charles Thurston, president; George
Mcclure. vice president; Margaret Har-
die. secretary-treasurer; Dick Lewis.
reporter: Paul Heer, ergeant-at-arms
Frank Scotch, captain athletic teams
and Madison Mudd manager of athletic
teams. The one a class has elected
VIII Roberts as its president. bethlce
povIes is fine vice president: Katherine
Earle. secretary; Cecil Boyd. treasurer
Joe Spence, sergeant-at- arms and LII
liam Axton, reporter. The freshmen of
the January entering class have elect
ed Hazel Allen as president; Paul Har-
ris. vice president; Leila BepuN' sec
retarv: Dorothy stiles. treasurer; Al
bert Evans. reporter and Elmer Pear
son, sergeant-at-arms.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-02-10
MANY TROUBLESOME
TO WEAK KIDNEYS

'It is no use advertising a medicine unless
the medicine itself is good enough to back
up the claims You make for it," said
Kelly * Pollard. the popular druggists. TO
an FL PasO man. ION the other hand it is
q pleasure to sell a medicine when our GUS
toners come in afterward and tell us how
much good it has done them. And that is
why we like TO sell and recommend SolvaX.
the great kidney remedy. Ever since we
first introduced SolvaX in El Paso our clerks
have been so busy selling it that we have
had hard time keeping q sufficient stock
on hand. We have so much faith in this
article that we are going to guarantee it in
the future and will return the money to any
purchaser Of SolvaX whom it does not help
This may seem rash but our customers have
said so many good things i'm its favor that
We do not expect to have many packages
returned"
This shows great faith in SoIvax II
really Is q most unusual medicine because &c
OvercOmes the worst cases of kindney COM
plant by removing the cause. tt goes
straight to the seat OF the trouble II soaks
right in and cleans out the kidneys and
makes them pass off all the uric acid and
poisonous waste matter that lodges I'm the
joints and muscles causing rheumatic pains:
soothes and heals the bladder and quickly
ends all such troubles
Nothing is more uncomfortable OF hurts a
persons perfect enjoyment Of life more than
troublesome kidneys and their attending
evils Use SolvaE and get your fun measure
of benefit out OF lne.-Advertisement
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-02-10
Ehy &c AnETiC" is an
INSUR nee
Against Sudden Death.

Before an Insurance Company will
take a risk on your life the examining
physician will test the urine and report
whether you are a good risk. When
your kidneys get sluggish and clog,
you suffer from backache, sick-head-
ache, dizzy spells, or the twinges and
pains Of lumbago, rheumatism and
govt. The urine is often cloudy, full
of sediment; channels often get sore
and sleep is disturbed two or three
times a night. This is the time you
should consult some physician of wide
xperience-such as DIR. Pierce of the
lnvalids' Hotel and Surgical Institute,
Buffalo, n. Y. Send him 10 cents for
sample package Of his new discovery,
VAnuric." Write him your symptoms
and send a sample of urine for test.
Experience has taught DR.. Pierce that
eAnuric is the most powerful agent
IN dissOlving uric acid, rs hot water
melts sugar; besides being absolutely
harmless it is endowed with other
properties, for it preserves the kidneys
IN healthy condition by thoroughly
cleansing them. Being so many times
more active than lithia, it clears the
heart valves of any sandy substances
which may clog them and checks the
degeneration of the blood vessels, as
well as regulating blood pressure.
W,.Anurlc" is q regular Insurance and
hIe-saveT for all big meat eaters and those
VINO deposit lime-salts in their joints.
ASK the druggist for vAnuric" put up
by Or. Pierce, in 50-cent packages.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-02-10

~HAII. the Womau's club Of FL Paso
~ continue her march Of progress?
- Before this organization can en-
ter with courage and enthusiasm into
n single other Of all the phases Of
work which will invite her attention,
before she can even successfully dis
charge the ever-increasing response
bilities which already are here. she
must solve the problem Of a suitable
home. Hampered as she is at every
turn. so long that which has been n
vision splendid almost reality must
now become realization.
The Woman's club has no desire tnat
hers shall De a club house set apart
and sacred to the privileged few. As
opposed to this. her doors shall be
open, her greeting shall be; Il be-
lieve i'm myself. and the other woman,
too" audience shall ever be offered for
all projects that promote community
unity and civic betterment
In ways that belong to them, the
women have their part to play. along
with the men. in their work for still
greater I'll PasO In consequence 1t is
not quite fair to regard their under
taking. wholly. as womans enter
prise Unidentified with the best inter-
ests Of the city But If unified thought
and energy is not to be, OF necessity,
commercialized, if these more than
three hundred women are stlu TO be
free to work unitedly and tirelessly
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-02-10
Famous Movie Star
Condemns Curling Iron

Little Mary Pickford. whose pretty curly
locks have been SO much admired. writes
that she has never used the curling iron
She fails TO see the wisdom OF burning the
life out Of the hair
That the heated iron is ruiuous to the hair
is being more and more appreciated. Many
are discardiug this instrument of torture in
favor of plain liquid silmerine. This is
not only harmless but is really beneficial
TO the hair. Instead OF giving ones tresses
a burnt-out, hfeless appearance. It gives
them q bright lustre. and the curliuess
looks altogether natural Tt is a simple
ching to procure a few ounces OF liquid
Silmerine from the druggist and apply n
little at night with a clean tooth brush.
The hair should be mosteued the full length.
from root to tip The beautiful wavy effect
upon arising is agreeably surprising.