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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-20
Rene Bache

off a room at one corner where there
is a window for ventilation The win
dow. however. should be darkened-
Barrels. crates. or boxes are utfli-
liable as containers Shelves are de-
sirable 10 keep the containers off ths
ground. thus insuring circulation OF
air and discouraging attack BY mice.
Outdoor CelIars Desirable
Outdoor cellars or caves srs pzF-
ticularly desirable on farms, afford
ing cheap and convenient storage IA
cilities for surplus vegetables. In
the south such cellars are usually
above ground and protected by a few
inches OF sod and straw In the nort-
they are ouilt ordinarily osioE
ground and covered with a foot or
two OF earth Where low tempsra-
lures prevail, they must be insulated
the thick walls filled with saw
dust and lined with building paper.
to keep out Jack Frost
Very cheap Is the storage cave dug
IN the side Of a hill-its roof OF
planks supported BY posts. There q
a ventilater in the roof, its top
emerging above ground But the
whole structure. except the door. n
covered with earth and sod. and the
floor is OF earth
Outdoor mounds OF earth serve sx-
celleutly for the storage Of potatoeA
carrots beets, turntps- parsnips. and
heads Of cabbage Il costs nothing 70
build them. and IS very little trou-
BILE The vegetables are simply piled
in a heap on the ground. in a veil
drained place. covered with straw. and
then with earth
There IS sufficient ventilation II the
straw between the vegetables and the
earth is allowed to extend through the
latter at The apex OF the mound To
keep out the wet. the apex should be
covered with a board. held in place
by a stone
II is better 70 store several kinds
OF vegetables in each mound. 20 that
when one is opened a supply Of Al
may be obtained straw may be ussd
TO keep them separate
Dry Attic Best for OnionE-
Beans may be kept for winter U.s.
by picking the pods as soon a. ripe
and Spreading them IN a VAN, dry
place, such as an attic floor. untn
they are thoroughly dry. Then shall
them. and store them n hays hung In
a dry. we'll ventilated room A dry
attic is a firstrats place for storing
onions likewise for pumpkins and
squashes. which should be arranged
in rows on shelves, not touching ons
another
Keeping Potatoes
Most important Of all are potatoes.
which nav Ike kept IN the family cal
lar. or in mounds IN the home cellar,
OF baskets, but must be protected
against light and freezing. II IN
outdoor mounds, they must be covered
before winter sets in with plenty OF
Earth. supplemented By manure and
straw
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-20
Beauty Chats By Edaa Kent FORBES
4 Supple Waist.

7 you VIII keep your waistline sup
pie. YOU viii do much 10 keep your
4 entire body young and its lines
youthful and pretty A great deal OF
the motion Of the body comes from
the waist and woman who seems
TO be motionless from her shoulders
20 her hips, is never pretty or grace
full
IL you have not a supple waist. if
your hips are fcshy. your waist large.
or IL you walk from the knees down.
instead OF swinging easily from the
hips, as you should-if so. try this
simple exercise.
stand with your hands on the hips
and bend the upper part OF the body.
first to the left. then forward. then
10 the right. then backwards. Make
this a continual motion. so the trunk
swings slowly around. the ApS mean
time remaining motionless. This. OF
course, should be done without a
corset
You can readily see how this fIexes
every muscle around the waist 1t is
splendid Tor the digestion. since it
brings new blood into the stomach
and strengthens all the muscles In
that region. 1t viii take flesh off the
waist ana the upper aprt OF the hlps.
ard II VIII l-raduaIiy give Won a. rs-,
tain city-imberne will
make you much more graceful in all
your actions
The secret Of youth is this elastic
ity, and youth and grace are synonv-
nous Keep your youthful figure as.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-20
The Daily Novelette,
9IEEGLEs. THE DREAMER.
Great inventions seriesl


Great Inventions Serlesf
n the sixth Of July. 1914. the
family Of Watfor Enyway.
- burgomaster Of Snoops. Swe-
den. sat at supper eating corn on the
cob. CSee Wegtfarth Fingers "Swe-
dish Meals in the Early Twelves-'l
The dining room was noiseIess save
for the gObbling Of GOOtlieb, the glut-
tonous youngest son OF the burgO-
master. who passed his face rapidly
along his ear Of corn from one end
70 the other without pausing for
breath. The rest Of the family, all
save MeeEles. the dreamer. Eazed and
listened in dlsapproval
'GoOrleib-" exclaimed his father at
length 'Zwisseu yenska, I'm sur
prisedD Is that q nice way 90 eat2'
But Meegles held u1 an admOnish-
ing hand to his father.
'Shh-. he said Don't disturb
him, pop And he razed dreamily at
the noisy EluttOn as he passed his ear
Of corn TO and FRO and 10 across his
face
"GOotleibr' cried his mother. Bin
downen yimpers, This is awful,
can't stand that noise"
Nom. shh-" said 1leegles. and
gazed at GOOtleib with the light of
inspiration in his eyes.
Late that evening leegles. the
dreamer, after five hours work in his
study with a corncob and a penkuifc
had invented the worlds first mouth
nrcan
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-20
HOROSCOPE

"HIS is an uuimportant day IN
planetary direction. according
= 70 astrology- Early IN the
morning the sun rules strongly for
good. but later Saturn and Neptune
are family adverse
II Is a time in which good luck
should attend association with friends
and relatives. especially those who
have the power OF influence 70 confer
benefits
Those who ask for promotions or
recognition would profit BIZ the as
pect. which is encouraging for all who
seek personal favors-
During this CONFEDERATION II is we'll
20 take account Of life as II IS. chang
ing during what the sssrs call the
Day OF judgment The stars are be-
neved TO encourage effort toward the
realization OF high and holy ideals
Saturn is in a place believed TO
make for depression and melancholy
and the Importance OF cultivating
cheerfulness IS emphasized BY the
seers.
Ministers and all who conduct
philanthropic work have the forecast
OF extraordinary demands that will
reform relief methods. asroIogers de-
clare
The, president comes under a sway
likely 10 bring new problems that he
must solve alone and he should safe
guard his health, especially the first
part Of next month which viii bring
tremendous burdens
Both army and navy officers have a
planetary government that presages
many rivalries and much dissatisfac-
ton with new conditions. but they are
assured Of final justice, If the stars
are read Alright.
There IS a sign read as foreshadoW-
ing changes in the sentiment OF con
Eress and many exciting debates when
the regular session meets
During the next few months planets
that are believed TO encourage insta-
bility Of opinion and eNcitabie moods
viii have great power. il is an
nounced-
Persons whose birthdate IL is should
be very careful not 10 waste money
during the coming year as they viii
need all they can get Employees are
likely TO be promoted
Children born on this day may be
in their habits. but they
will be fortunate in financial affairs
1917. by the Mcclure I
Newspaper Syndicate
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-20

" HIS IS a fairly fortunate day. for
Jupiter rules strongly for good.
while Venus and Uranus are In
mildly benefic aspect Mercury Is sd-
verse In the evening
Again there IS a sign read a. indi-
eating scandals and sensations dis
closed through writings. and these
viii affect the financial side OF ths
United States government
All who have buying and selling 70
do should make the most OF this da7a
configuration, which promises much
honest gain
While Jupiter smiles on eommsrcs.
there is forecast OF revelations Of
fraud in large transactions
Contracts OF every sort should Be
postponed II signatures are 70 Be AZ
fixed after sundowu this day, a.
troIogers declare.
The stars are read a. pressrfnz
much fraud that VIII be revealed TIE
first Of the year. The sv1i power Of
Uranus ia said to make It easy for
persons in places OF power 10 be b.
trayed-
Merchants and bankers haTs ~
best direction under this sway OF ehs
stars Manufacturers also viii benefit
greatly.
The planet which rules secret things
is believed TO give promise OF start
ling discoveries IN the line OF espion-
age
Aviators have an suspicious fn1u-
ence today. and they viii beneffe
greatly from new inventions. which
viii extend the use Of airplanes IN
everyday life
Romance and sentiment should
guide largely while Venus Is in friend
~ aspect II Is a favorable time for
making new acquaintance OF opposite
sex
The long-foretoId Increase OF court-
Ing and serious filtration amouz
Americans will be especially notice
able during the next few months.
when men high IN public confidsncs
VIII reveal 'vagaries OF the heart"
y hich viii arouse severe criticism.
This may be true OF an army officer
or commander in the navy.
Persons whose birthdate 70 Is nay
have rather troublesome year in which
letters or writings may bring annoy
ance-
Children born on this day WIN prob
ably be exceedingly clever. but these
OF ScorpiO may be too In
lginauTe and incline 90 uutruthful-
less--Copyright, 1917. by the Mcclure
Newspaper Syndicate
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-20

TO rescue her father from seeming
financial ruin The play Is in the
same vein Of Whimsical comedy as
Miss RUNNERS other comedies. IN
usual, and the means OF gaining for
Miss RUNNER the distinction Of
being hailed as one OF the most gifted
OF contemporary dramztists-
Another product Of Miss Runners
genius is being presented at the Ply
mouth theater. It IS "a Successful
playing 70 capacity and gaining new
hOn0rs for its worthy caste. which
includes William Gillette and Estelle
Wiuwood.
Theda Bara a. CLEOPATRA"
Cleopatra. as portrayed by Miss
ducrion, presents the Egyptian queen
as an arch iptriguer and sOulless
siren bent always on some project Of
vengeance or malignant venting OF
passion The real art Of the pro-
duCtion offest its many and consid-
cradle defects The display and
Eorgeousness OF the settings and the
splendor Of an ancient Egyptian court
are faithfully pictured. and the work
OF Miss Bara is superfine as regards
technique and effect
The millions Of people who even
tually viii see the stupendOus VIII
liam Fox production Of the Theda
Bara Superpicture. Cleopatra" viii
hardly realize the ingenuity and the
skill and the outlay Of money re-
quired to erect the massive and Eor-
geous settings that appear IN this
great picture drama
At the birth Of the moving picture
industry is. the birth of the
great feature picture-it was con
siCered indeed a marvellous achieve
ment If a ten-reeI production was
finished in less than a year Bat
matters today have progressed to such
an extent that a great feature film
invoIvine the outlay Of hundreds OF
thousands Of dollars. and the employ
ing OF thousands Of people, has been
sysreuarized to such an extent that
thousands Of scenes can be embodied
in a big production in a little over
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-20
Continued from Wed

= ITHDLT stopping 70 turn Nl
M the light. hurried across
w the nursery 20 Grace's bed.
I The child was sobbins loudly. and I
gathered her in my arms
what's the matter. darlinE?' I
asked What has frightened your
who is it2~ she sasped- "Oh, Miss
Dart. Miss Dart. is it you-'
yes yes. dear" I soothed- "Of
course it's T. You have had a bad
dream" Then. as she chung 20 me,
7 spoke I'm an ordinary tone 10 lue
man who I knew was waiting OUTSIDE
the door iu case ne was needed
afr. Parker, VIII YOU please
come in here for moment and turn
on the lights so that Grace may see
Just where she is? she has had a
dream that frightened her"
surely, 7 VIII" Hugh responded.
and, at the sound Of his strong voice
the little girl sobbed less violently.
isyVhen 1 was a small boy" he re-
marked practically as the electric
light flooded the room, Il used to
have Nightmares that made my hair
rise. That's the reason it's never
Grace gigEled through her tears
while she looked around the room
as il TO make sure that all was as
usual Then her eyes rested on my
race ana she ue0l-eu tAoatA ~ nv
'I must have had an orful dream
she couGded- 81 am sorry ] cried like
ITS all right. darling muir
INJURED Now. AIR. Parker is going
downstairs and 7 am going to stay
here by you while you tell me all
Poor little ldddie." Hugh COM
mcnted as he patted the fair head
before leaving II YOU want any of
MS again YOU just call and We'll all
As ] saw him stand there so tall
and strong. with the expression on Z
his face that he always had when he
was talking 20 any one or anything
i- trouble. my heart gave O. great
bound Of affection How dear he
was
NV glance may have told him what Z
was thinking. for a glad light crept 1
into his ewes Then, without another
word ne turned and LETT the room.
FrIEhteued BY Dream
After he had gone 7 asked Grace i
gain what had frichtened her
EFT was dream 7 guess. she said I
slowly But with a shiver, lit did 4
scare me. Miss Dart"
'f know BE- did. darling" SYM /
frishteu me. TOO. .sornetimes-hut |
after an. they are only dreams"
Vow that T regarded her closely. 7 l
noticed that she was very pale and ]
that her breath came more rapidly I
than usual
LAYING my hand on her slender
wrist. 7 felt that the pulse was fast !
and irregular. I recalled that Mrs.
Gore had told me that as a baby I
Grace had had occasional attacks Of
heart weakness and that her heart
had never been strong. The aEits
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-20
Nat Goodwin a CANDIDATES
for Honors at Election of |
the Lambs Club. /

lev YORK. Oct 20-In the full
N flush OF the autumn season a
- galaxy OF the Broadway play
houses are providing a plethora Of
really superfine comedy COMEDY
piquant, deIirious. colorfuI and dainty
is announced on the numberless
bIllbosrds, studded with myriads Of
wildly colored lamps. which desecrats
the sacred tran OF Broadway. Last
Monday evening a brand new star
began to rise in the armament Of
comedy a play. par-excellent. sweet
and dainty, made an historic advent
at the Hudson theater. Billy Burke
had returned TO the New York stagei
The premiere was Eraced by all the
signs OF a complete success. The
most ostentahous OF them all being
Billy hersel1-sy uonynls success Even
the skies conducted an Independent
clacque, for a gentle shower drifted
through the Broadway atmosphere
as the limOusines, subways. surface
lines and Is" began to discharge
their exPectant thronEs TO the Hud-
son.
Billie Burke Irresistible.
In The RescuinE Angel Miss
Burke presented such an irresistible
spectacle as 10 CaptITate even the
most captious critic, and that includes
Alan Dale The comedy had already
been produced out Of town with pro-
uouuced success II is by Miss Kun
mer. and is presented by Arthur Hop
Izius and F. Ziegfeld, il. Like Miss
Runners other plays Il has been
staged under the personal direction
Of Mr.. Hopkins, who introduced Miss
Hummer as q playwright
In the 'RescuinE Anger Miss Burke
1ortrays an American young woman
who plunEes herself into difficulties
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-20
CC'TT By Virginia 7erhune Van
/ he lI1S1QST De Water
tContin HeraIdp
Grace Tells Miss Dart About Terrible Dream, but the
after Is Nerv Worried
. Copyright. 1917. star conDsHyo -

I tion tonight undoubtedly made II
I beat faster than il should The best
! thing Just now would be to quiet her
| then 60 down and ask Mrs. Gore what
remedy IL would be well to admins
] ter should the trouble continue
1T choked me- the child said sud
denly. shudderinE- putting her hand
What ohoked youe, asked
Something in your dream
Yes" she whispered I could not
see IL. but I heard 10. and IL said
Hush and 80 did something TO me
Turning her toward the light
scrutiuized the white throat and
neck T knew that there would be
no mark there. and yet ] wanted TO
be able 70 tell the child that nothing
Does it hurt you to swallow 7
asked
-Nor' she said. gulping hard. not
'.Then. dear" soothed. I think
you have had too little fresh air to-
night and too much story reading.
You have been dreaming Of those old
Greeks that we read about. and OF
their fights-and that has made you
think that somebody was hurting
you But nobody was. dear little
girl. You know that, don't you
Yes. I know that" She smiled
contentedly and held my hand 10 her
Ups i love YOU
Miss Dart Is Uneasy.
Already her lids were droopinE
drowsily over her eyes She was for
getting her disagreeahle dream in
atural slumber- She would probably
be all right now
Still I sat by her until she was So
fast ASLEEP that when I disenga-ed
her hand from my grasp and arose
from the bed she did not stir.
felt her pulse again II was
slower. but not vet as regular as 7
could wish II Mr. Norton and Mrs
Gore were still talking IN the library.
I would 60 there and tell them Of the
attack They had been SO much en-
Gagged when the child had cried out
that they had not heard her voice.
The sound of the front door open
inE and closing came 10 my ears 7
turned out my light and went 10 the
front window
The clouds were breaking and the
moon was shininE through the riffs
in them. BY its light 7 could diuly
discern the figures or Tom and Hugh
Strollng down the path 10 the gate
II was evident that our game OF
cards was not TO be resumed this
evening 7 might as vel prepare FOR
bed But first I would 90 down
stairs and speak 70 my employer and
his sisterinlaW about my charges ir-
regular heart action 7 would not
Of ignoring this symptom. II the lit
tie girl had been affected In this way
in days gone by. there must he in
the house some restorative that
could administer I'm case IL was 4
needed
was sure the child was not artu- /
ally i'll. yet I felt vaguely uneasy J
about her as went softly down l
90 He Continued)
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-20

long as You can-you can do Il until
YOU are SO. if you really try.
Questions and Answers.
b. You do not leave the henna
on the hair long enough. think The
easiest sort to use is powdered henna
which is mixed TO a paste with very
not water The hair Is first sham
pooed and oried-to remove the oils.
ana then the hot paste IS rubbed al
over the hair. covering every part o.
IT, Let this stay on anywhere from a
quarter OF an hour TO two hours. de
pending on the shade you want. Only
experiment can tell YOU the length
or time you need some hair takes IL
easier than others Do not expect full
results till three days after using.
md shampoo the paste from the
hair with plain warm water
Bess-The preparation you mean is
goats rue often called ga1ega, which
IS combined In almost every bust de-
NeloplnE recipe, and IS used Internally
or externally. send me . letter with
SELF addressed stamped envelope FOR
the recipe II you wish it,
me goats rue acts directly upon
the mammary glands. or those thar
reed the bust, causing a deposit OF
flesh in this region
IT. O. b cannot tell vou what
your weight should be without know
ing your age as weight depends uuon
age as wei as height Dumb bell
exercises VIII reduce the fatty shout
ders. trunk circling movements take
OFF flesh from the waist and hIps. Can
you JOIN the Y. W. C A, and can you
learn 10 swim This VIII helm you
more than anything.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-20
q News Notes From Movieland q
DAISY DEAN.=-

- he remarkable opportunities the
screen affords young women Of
4 talent. beauty, and. above all.
energy. IS set forth strikingly IN the
instance OF Carmel Myers. who be-
comes a star among Bluebird celeb
rifles with the release Of J. Grub
Alexander and Fred Myton's especial
y written drama "The Dynast" made
70 exploit Miss Myers capabilities TO
the very best advantage.
In her particularly happy introduce
ton TO the moving picture fraternity
through her fathers acquaintance
with .. ". Griffith-Aiss Myers was,
indeed fortunate; but once given her
chance the young lady applied herself
with such energy and interest that
her adva ncement was a matter OF her
own accomplishment She has come TO
Etardom in a remarkab bly, short time
She fs the daughter OF a rabbi who
has world wide reputation as an
authority on Chaldeau affairs While
ID. ". Griffith was filming his null
tiple resler. Intolerance" he sought
Information Of Miss Myers father, and
in this way she became acquainted
with the director. Shortly afterWard
she found herself at WORK at the Fine
Arts studio
She declared that she was willing
TO play atmosphere" for two years.
II necessary. to gain experience. How
ever. in less than two months after
her first day at the studio she was
given a good opportunity, which she
Immediately improved
Following her appearance in minor
positions. SIC was given more import
ant roles and was mum bered among
the principals in Might and the Man"
ana a Love Sublime" production in
the Fine Arts series, and in The
Haunted Paiamss," a recent Metro
feature Those In authority at Uni
veusal City. Cal regard Miss Myers's
work with great interest and sppre-
citation. when these features had been
exhibited. and a contract was soon ar
RANGED
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-20

two months. which is an achievement
in itself
A location was found up at Oxnard.
consisting Of sand as far as the eve
could see. and an ideal place FOR the
erecting OF the scene Following the
dimensions given in various books.
the Sphinx was built forty feet high
and eighty feet long
.sThe Tiger Rose
Even after achieving one OF the
most emphatic successes Of any young
actress in recent years. Leuore Ll-
rich, In her performance in David Be
lssco's masterful production. of VIII
lard Mack's picturesque and stirring
melOdrama OF the Canadian north
west. Tiger Rose" at the Lvceum
theater. is not content 70 sit idly back
and enjoy the laurels that have come
TO her, but regards them as incentives
TO try 10 mould with even more fidei-
ity what is now a well-uigh perfect
Characterization
IT have never had a role that ap-
pealed 70 me so much. or that so en-
1Oved creating as that OF Rose 30
cion." said Miss Clrich before the
curtain rose on the first act Of Tiger
Rose" Saturday night and large
part Of this IS due 10 the fact thar
this girl Of IS is a real character. not
merely a theatrical figure, but one
Of the true types Of the environment
in which she Is represented
Nat Goodwin q Candidate.
Nat Goodwin is the candidate on
the regular ticket for the office OF
shepherd Of the Lambs club. William
Courtleigh. the present shepherd, has
held the office for three years. The
election takes place late this month.
and there is already indication that
an Independent ticket viii be placed
in the field
In entering the cast OF A. r.
Woods's production Of "On with the
Dance" lIerceita Esmonde is desert
ing the screen. She has acted the
leading roles in several important
film productions.
In son With the Dance she tmper-
sonates an Irish servant Eirl-with
the hrogue.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-20
THREE GENERATIONS
OF FAMILY in PLAY

Three generations Of one family IN
a single play is believed 20 establish
a record in the world Of motion pic
lures
in sIife's Whirlpool" a new Metro
picture, in which Ethel Barrymore is
starred. EIecia Drouaut. Hazel
Drouant and Richard orr are cast.
Hazel Drouant IS the mother OF
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-20

three year cid Richard Orr, whose
artistic ork caused Lionel Barry
more, the director ana a man with
unlimited stage and screen experience
TO predict an exceptionally bright
future for him
His grandmother is Electa Drouant
II was she who brought him TO the
studio one day when Hazel Drouant
was busy elsewhere
some OF the most stirring and heart
gripping scenes in "Life's Whirlpool
" hlch Lionel Barrymore wrote a well
as directed, revolve around Ethel
Barrymore and little Richard orr.
Ferna Mersereau is the name OF a
new actress who has been added to
the Universal forces. She IS not 4
sister Of Violet Nersereau. nor in any
way related 10 the golden haired
Bluebird star.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-20

TEW YORK. Oct 20.-In the fuu
M flush OF the autumn season a
= galaxy OF the Broadway play