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MATERNITY HOME -REAHoNAHLE-
Babies adopted 321 Borcn ave.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-17

these masculine traits strictly from
motives OF art
George sand, Of course. had her own
peculiar ideas about the various
activities OF life, including her per
sonal morals, and one Of her eccen-
triCities, II is related, was that she
smoked cigars instead Of clEarets,
which is more Indigenous 10 the bou-
doir Just between ourselves, Mrs.
Fiske's cigar is not OF the regular he
man variety. II bears the sembla1ce
OF a perfecto, but its filling is OF the
mIldest cigaret tobacco.
In all likelihood Buster Brown
VIII be revived and taken on tour. In
this event the title role viii be played
by Master Gabriel, the original Buster
Al Lamar. Gabriels business part
ner and personal manager, has nearly
completed the arrangements. y the
piece is revived II viii be on an elab-
crate scale, with large organization.
New Musical Play.
Sun another musical play f. soon 20
settle down in New York, and IL hap
pens TO be one rich in promise. The
piece in question IS Her Regiment.' .
which Joe Weber has had on tour for
Two weeks It arrived at the Broad
hurst theater on November l.. and
Weber says that he viii be tremen-
dously annoyed II It doesn's remain
there all the season.
Her Regiment" has the advantage
OF . score by Victor Herbert The book
is by william lie Baron. None other
than Donald Brian IS the star. As
sistinE him are Audrey Maple. Josie
intrepid. Norma Brown. Hugh Chi
vers. Frank Moulan. Frederick Man
matt, sidney Jarvis and Pauline
French.
Paul Frawley. heretofore OF the
''Ziegfeld Follies and Midnight Frol-
ic.' has been added to the cast OF
odds and Ends" which VIII reach
New York on November 10.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-17
Japan Has Famine In
Small Coins, Takes To
Use of Shin PLasters' -

Toxic. Japan. Nov. 17.-Japan seems
to be entering a shin plaster" era
Her stock OF small coins IS made
quate 20 keep pace with the advance
in the price Of commodities and an is
sue OF 50. 20 and 10-sen bills is under
consideration and may be issued to
ward the end OF the year. The pres
ent high price OF silver has tempted
some 10 melt the coins and so trans
form them into the more valuable
form OF bullion. This IS forbidden by
law: but a good example, II any were
needed. was given by the Yokohama
Specie bank which. upon the declara-
ton OF the gold ban by the United
states. threw all its American gold
dollars into the melting pot 10 allay
the nervous fears Of the japanese
dentists and jewellers.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-17
CUTICURA CLEARS
DISFIGURED FACE
Full Of PimpIes, Hard, Red and
Large, ltched Night and Day,
Gould not Sleep, Used One Cake
Soap and One Box Ointment.

Ny face was full Of pimples and
was so dishgured that I was ashamed d
l. The p,mples were hard, red and
large, covering my whole face. They
itCled night and day, and l scratched
making them worse. l could not sleeR
My face was TINS way for three months.
I tried everything. but with no help
until / saw an advertisement for Cuti-
cura Soap and Ointment I bought
some, and In about io-r weeks tine :
was completely healed, ai-cr using Cne
cake of Cuticura Sosp and enc box q
-uiiCura Ointment. l.iuood) Misc
Ruby Johnson, 20 Park Roe 81, Amer
icus, Ca, Feb. 7, 1917
Cudcu-a comDie uons are usually
fresh and clear. soft ana velvety. CUT
cura Soap used daily for the toilet
cieanses and punnes the pores Of Tux
skin, thus preventing blackheads, PIN
PIES, etc. CUaCura Ointment USED
occasionally, as needed, s05thes and
heals any irritation or roughness. Then
why not use them exclusively? Abso-
lutely nothing better.
For Free Sample Each by Return
Nail address postcard: "Cuticura,
Dept. Il, Boston, Sold everywhere.
Soap 25c. Ointment 3 and soc.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-17

TEW YORK, Nov. 17.-"AIiss 1917
M opened 20 its premiere at the
- Century and dazzled all Broad
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-17
GERMANS RAE
BELGIAN WOODS

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greatest amount OF wood for military
purposes in the shortest possible time.
Many Forests RaEed.
The Belgian government has been
able 20 learn details OF the work done.
such as that a thousand acres have
been cleared in the HertozenwaI1
(Liege). and Telling continues there
the fir plantation "Fsys de Lucy" the
finest in the country. has been COR
pietely razed; and the magnificent
forest OF SOignes south Of Brussels.
is rapidly disappearing These are
only examples OF dozens OF similar
cases which are known. and 10 this
devastation must be added the con-
sumption OK wood by the native pop
ulatiol. which for three years has
been unable 10 import any and has
had 70 use quantities Of wood instead
o. coal
Serious consequences from every
point Of view. health. climatic and
hydroEr1phic. are expected from this
widespread destruction OF woods and
forests. II it continues another year
or two
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-17
arizona INPRESSES AN EASTERN
MAN AS THE WONDER AUTO STATE
Motor Vehicles Have Played Prominent Part in the
Magic Development of the State and Over 1900
Cars Have Been Licensed This Year; Next
Year VIII See Larger Auto Sales.
By H. c. BRADFORD. OF ri nE Motor Car Company.

- HDENlAr ArlZ-, Nov. I1.-Arizona
- with its $4,000 souls and a war
4 wealth little thought Of is going
TO play an important part in the mo-
or car market this year In two
louths the state registrations have
increased over 1000 and the sale Of
automobiles is on the increase.
standing ninth July I. among the
states o. the union, automobiles per
capita next January ! viii tell a DIFF
lsrent story with Arizona Up closer TO
the top. And there is no state today
that needs automobiles more 10 carry
on the neutral development under
way than Arizona, the state Of r7nd
trails, poor roads and long distance
with 1urrequenr railroad acCOmmCda-
tons. The automobile is faster than
the saddle and its use is absolutely
necessary 10 eliminate distance in the
wonderful development on in this
state.
So pronounced has the advance in
the motor car been that even the
bankers, stunE in the early DAYS in
financing motor car dealers. have to-
day. recuperated from their losses and
are standing much firmer behind the
Industry in the state The banks re-
-4lle lne necessity OF Lne aulOmoblle.
its advantages in getting folks
around quickly and its health giving
qualities when Arizonans are finding
diversion from their labors. The au-
tOmObile is necessary in Arizona to
day and its efforts TO produce its
maximum Of natural resources TO
prosecute the war and people were
early generally TO grasp the fact
Secretary OF state Osborne told me
he was prepared to take care Of the
registrations. A prominent banker
glOwed with enthusiasm when he
learned employees in the bank we're
purchasing motor cars Vice presi- /
dent T. r. EarshalIs reception on his
arrival here for q vacation at Scots !
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-17
British Make Rush to
Buy Fire Percent Var
Bonds TO Aid Countru

London. Eng, Nov 1T.-Sincs the
issue OF the new 5 percent war bonds.
the applications received By the Bank
OF England have totaIed E3I39L550.
The average daily sales have been
nearly f3.500.o9o- During II days IN
which the 3 percent eXchpQuer bonds
were on sale applications amounted TO
only 512.OO000o. The last named
bonds have now been suspended.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-17

dale was a motor car reception instead
OF the old kind of leather and snaps
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-17

In the reports from Baltimore OF the
success Of Mrs FIske in her new play.
Madame sand there is a startling
addeudum revealing the fact that in
one act she actually wears mems
clothes and emphasizes her masculin-
ity by smoking a cigar
While there are several celebrated
women Of this generation who are
known 90 he cigar smokers. and sew
er1l who wear mems clOthing-not TO
mention those who would like 20
wear the trousers-Mrs. Fiske adopts
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-17
TINY FLEETS ON
LAKE To BATTLE
Germans Hold One End Of
Small Lake, Allies
the Other.

lConllnasl from X l. u. I'D.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-17
HnM 10 -. GREAsE IL.

There are many ways OF filling
grease cups. The first thing to do is
TO wipe off all dirt that may be pres
ent before removing the cups from
the car. This is 20 prevent grit get
ting into the grease. which it viii DO
otherwise
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-17

When excessive movement OF the
throttle is needed 10 get response
from the carburetor the trouble may
p q due TO excess play in the linkage
from the steering post bottom 20 the
carburetOr- butterfly lever.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-17

/ IN number OF craft. their fIoulla con-
sist!ns OF six or seven 15-foor boats
mounting one gun each
II seemed strange as We went along
q mountain road TO see the uniforms
Of French officers and sailors at a
point so remote from the sea They
were in q canton on the way 20 thel-
naval base ut the south end of the
lake. The commander. Lieut. DutolT
stopped for q moment and spoke en-
Enthusiastically OF his little fleet.
''Tu bringing the boats from Sal
oniki." ne said. Eve took out the en-
gines, so that the hulls weighed only
three tons This made reasonably
easy going on the clmions- There
was no mishap. the first boat is
launched, with her engine in place
and guns mounted. and the second
will soon follow. And them" he add
ed. with a laugh. wen see who viii
do the bOmbarding"
Battle Imminent.
When operations viii begin IS not
certain. but plans are so far advanced
that q fight is looked Tor almost any
time now. With such mosquito craft
IL might be considered a toy battle II
II were not for the reality Of the war
fare. with real naval boats manned by
real sailors OF the French and Ger
man navies. fighting with as much
determination as on the decks OF
10000 ton dread1aushts-C Cores
7ondence Of the Associated Press-J
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-17

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FORCED TO GET
UP AT NIGHT
Weakened Irregular Kidneys and
BlHddcr tauscd NRkcfulness
at Night.
rANLAC BHouGHT RELIEF

Up all times Of tho night with kid
ney and bladder trouble. this Rich
mond man tells q story of kidney and
bladder trouble and relief that reads
almost too good 10 he true, TIc said
Il was greatly troubled Win my
Kidneys and bladder. Almost com
pl"tc stoppaee Of urine AT times fol
lowed by pains in my hips and being
forced to get NJ four tive times
every night made me follow the adj
vice of others and begin taking Tau
lac Ny joints and muscles seemed
stiff. too. at that time. hut All the
pains have disappeared nov aud |
DON'T have TO get up at all nights amy
more. Tanlac is good medicine, anj
I recommend it," said W w. Moran.
Sis North Thirty-fourt street.
Mr.. Moran is ono OF Eirhmond'S old
est mon. He moved to this city Just
after the big fire. .\prid 3rd. 1855. and
for many years was in the bakery and
grocery business here.
Well known all over tho city. MIR.
Moran's glowing tribute and positive
statement as to what 'ranlac did for
his kidney and bladder trorblc. proves
that anyone troubled with weak. falt-
cring troublesome kidneys. bladder or
liver should take 4 three or four week
Taulac treatment.
lust three four weeks viii show
great things. Some tax" IL only ten
days or two weeks. II is powerful. yct
docs not disturb or bother til" siom-
ach Tanlac helps tho stomach. too.
Cot hottie to-day
children or elderly folks ind Tanlas
fine for irregular kidney weakness.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-11
TANLAC fine
FOR CATARRH
Many Local Eases speak Louder Thnn
Words OF What Tanlar VIII 10.

Catar-h OF stomach. head OF throat
that can bcf.il - human being, 1t is
SO hare 70 get at. and for years its
real cause was never understood. Now
that No know II is attrihuiHhlr to the
blood, progress is being mad"
\ short treatment Of Tanlac- say.
thirty or SIXTY days III cases whcr"
catarrhal affection has been noticeable
for some time. Folks hy tho score
who were troubled with drippinEs in
throat. disacrccable breath bad taste
mornings. clocgcd uostrils and heavy,
Stufty head on rising, now recommend
Tanlac in tho highest terms.
For MANY cases locally read the
LAST issue 81 the "Tanlac Times given
away gratis at stores where Tnniac
is sold Remember. Tanlac - only
sold through authorized distributors
4 list is published below.