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The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-09-09
EAST LAKE

Mrs. w. T. Brewer entertained the members of hef Sunday school class of Ruhama church at her home Thursday afternoon, Games and music were en- Joyed- Late in the afternoon water melons were served.
 Miss Christine Norris entertained her Sunday school class with picnic at the lake Thursday night Fifteen guests were present.
 East Lake Red Cross unit No held a meeting with Mrs. c. c. Jones Wednes- day afternoon. Definite work has been planned.
 MT. and Mrs. H. S. Scott. Mrs. c. B. Marvin and Miss Margaret Marvin have
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-09-09

ready have had two months training with the Oxford University officers training corps. Virtually no AmeScans are expected to be in residence next year.
 Russia is the only country in which the production of flax fiber has increased consistently In recent years.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-09-09

river and the farmers and the fish must thank the reservoir. Not only Is the isolation of America gone for ever, but these vast solitudes in her mountain depths have lost those pat. enr rights once vested in the native and the bear and the prospector with his burro. Sic transit gloria mundi
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-09-09

Most American Rhodes scholars have obtained indefinite leave of absence and are either returning home for military training or are continuing their training in England, expecting to join the Amer ican forces in France. The majority al-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-09-09

Waste and illegitimate profits in other foods amounts In addition to more than s1 .OOO, ,Oo0.Oo0 annually, according to off cers of the national conference on mar keting and farm credits.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-09-09

The famous stained glass windows of York cathedral are to be removed pe- cause of the possibility of air raids. the dean of York stated in a sermon recently.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-03-02

tern nub Bic @eld)miiter, bier IN
9ungalop bel 8ordulrf), bel meiltei;'
gruOer. Sd babe Ma er5oblt. Sit
mare 10 frob, lpenll lie nit Sbnen "
0os mar ourAgeitrid)en mo &c
gil1g mciter:
nit Dir 5uiammeH ieirl
fonttte. Ya ouh. altd) mein Brit
ser 0idie, Dem ser 9ungalom &c.
bort. Gr mo feline sSrml lallen Gid
bitten, Oh III nidt iebt, nudl Dem
@ilten 6reitag, ilber ons lange go
d,eilelloc 3t ibnen binausfommen
Mtan fam in oieIen 5eierta.
aen menig Sport lubeft. Nber gon-
d}rrdb lit elm lie6Iider Ort. @ir
boffer, boB oos @etter gut merben
mao. ltno mir boffen5 Dab I'll
fommit. Dours frlllp
Goitb 8ilOing."
sfl,f Dem aninfer, ons I'M Often
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-03-02

oas fDeite Safcnbefcn uon Yorts-
mouth %eiuiailmte, idlenoertc Sell
mlt Werfer am Somabenomlorgen
III einem piloen Sieber bon hinge
blilo auf nlo ab. Dor linn lag Die
Qraue, Interchangeable @aiIerfidde
BON Spitheab. 8abin1er ein lanaur-
ltredter ounfler Streifen. Gle sri
itc Ger Smell @igbt. gr fonnte tic
OeutIid nit bloBem Ili9e crfcirnclu
lino mlBte bod bier uiuliis eir padr
Stunoen porten. er batte iiberlr
ben, DAB lid) on oieien sSciertagc;x
a1e engliid)en Sabrpl1ne dnocrtcn.
(Sortietun1 folet.)
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ane Sorten BON Srud : Mrbeitcn,
mie Bidder, oTpIoers", Hriefbpsrn uns.
9pupcrts, Garten, Gireulare, Giuiannn.
gen nim., in 0entih unb GHsliihl. ucfs
ausgefihrt. @tffpn & GhusA.
m n n Hrintina 60, 206 Hauarrp CTR.
Gel. Grefett 1925. fNm.l
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-,,eater eeratd Jeco" lino rsaz
Ter Gaa Waih" madt bic 2enaen isgsn
.,,nb rentabel. 5eu nnb Getreioe: SI9s
usrzMSeSiain. Satex Geeb So, 40 g.
1Inres sfr. Sci. grcdetf 1888.
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THE HOTEL

,Rog bebeutet ySbe Gigbteen"! gas
bei1e 5oteI fir oas meni"'te SEP ~ g sa
an1onio. 3irnnaer SOC. ausaeselnneIs
Rahlseiten 25c. Nie0rise S~ees.alratssm zen
per 8ode. SAB frei. grodett 6241: ssh
.sntroIer Gaze. 302 @iib@Mlar1o Sfr.
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0ptele.
HOTEL ALAMO

$50 alamD &lasa hibih mobl,erIe
reine 3Sinlmer. soc, rs. " per aas,
$3.50 nllb anftpdrts per Wode. 3'n MY \
mil 2 Better $500 per 8ohe. @les
Sp1enhnu GrDdett 65S.
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Sir guns utlD
&I9e.
Weinf1au m.

Man f6last nit elmer authe aui
benz Syeuer cine babe Tlaf9e Wein, Elm
Wiertelpfuub 3uder, aehn Gier uno ets
mas 3immt 10 LANCE, BIS bic Mafe
beib TIT.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-03-02
0ols uno @Dblc.

@ir baIten Die bette @oble un3 oos
sefte 8renn6ols. Hrobiert n1s. 0laSe
Eopb & GpaI COMPANY. grodett 500
Veues gelepbon 1911.
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MERCHANTS Transfer Go.

sr~anspprtieren unb HufiteDen bon
soies" uro ihtperer Nnfdinerie cine
SnsainIitdf. Nbbplen, gerfenben. Mufbe7
suohren etc. Office b1O-5l4 9oloip'u
sfr. Beine Selephpne sos.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-03-02
fir Sruts
3 hahn.

Man tode apei pfuno gut bur9z
tpabfenes s9peinefletid ab uno
Ianeioe es in Wiirfelf bdmpft fobann
robe ooer audi gefottene aartoffelpiirz
fel in Butter nit 3niebeln, man nirae
NIT Sal3, pfeffer, Maioran unb Mus>
fatnuB, eieBe Sleif6briibe bin5u uno
sibt furs por Dem @infiiIen Die
Sleiihpiirfel binein.
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samcn ,luo Weliigelfntter.

aerb. etaitef, $40 DIT : gonn,erses
Str. Sen. Getreine, 9artens nnp Sesp>
lonen. @efliigeIfutter, SntlbGforen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-03-02
@ebadener 1nIibnt.

Gin gutes 6tid 9alibrt non fiui
Big feds pfunb Gepiht tpirb stpei
6tun6en lang in Salsmnfer 9tIegt,
abgttrodnet unb Ole duBerf !9aut eine
seterbt. Damn pirb es in elmer Brat
pfanne in einen mdBis beiBen 0fen
gefteIt unb offers nit Butter unD
Mafer begofen Die in eiuem 8Iedges
i9irr pber 5iesel tpdrm sebalten mere
ben. Menn cine @abel leint bnrh=
sebt, 70 1T Der Slid gar; er iolIte Don
ih0ner brauner Scribe iein. Man
nimmt bic Sauce aus Der 8ratpfnnne.
sibt Elm tpenig to9enbes Maher bin
3u, ipenn es niht genug iein ionte,
riibrt einen 2Offel poa Walnubzgatz
fup binau, aud einen 5eel0ffel bon
MorceiteribiresS auce, Den Saft elmer
3itrone, unb perbidt NIT Mebl, nell
Dies porber nit MaFer Serriibrt mar.
Man lGBt bies einmal auftoden nno
bringt es in elmer Sauciere auf ben
Slid.
srutbabn nit GIeif6faIle.
Der Srutbabn pirb fauber setpae
fden, anssenommen, Jliisel uno 9als
entftrnt; defenders forsfdltis mnb Der
RropF berdussenommen tperoen, um
Die ibn nmgsbenbe 9aut ni6t gu per-
lebsn. Die Jiinnns tptrb fOlsenbers
maBen bereiiet: Der Masen uno bic
2ebsr fperben fem sspisst, orei BIER
telpfunb semiidtes aalb>. Rinos uno
Sdpeiuefieif9, slpei gier. Elm 8iertsls
Plumb feine 2~sberpurt, cine ftinses
badts Raitanie. Sals, pfeffer. cine
feingebadte Sdalotte. sepeidtes Brot~
den, aues febr gut semif9t uno in ben
Rumpf gefuIt. Der bann ~3usenabt
miro. Run brsHiert man Den Srnts
balm unb btpidelt Die 8ruft barani
nit Speditrsifen. bamit bas Jlsifh
fdon iaftig uno peiB bleibt. Sn cine
pfanns sibt man Elm Drittsl pfunh
Butter. iobolo oieie boditeist, lsgt
man ben 9rutbabn hinein uno brattt
ibn unter bdufisem 9egieben stpei big
bret Stunben; je nad 9rObe uno
altsr. Der Diem muB redt beib fein;
oamit Der 8raten nift al fhnea
ordunt, lsst man Mnfangs Elm nit
1utter betri9enes papier odriber.
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S9nitel.

1Aahs N'~ ~ "~
Cute @eienfdaft mub man iu~
den; f9le4te finbet man.
. rei9ite NeIt miro arm in benz
Muaenblid, oa bic 8rut fliigse miro.
a fat ausserednet, bab es 275O
perf9ieoene @praden in Der Melt gtbt.
Sin G6arafteriitifum unferer anls
tur: gu bel Mitleio uno gu tpenis @r@
bdrmen.
Deutf9lanb sraeust aajdbrli9
etipa bteratg Miaionen Doppelasrtner
Hiibensuder.
Wunoerbarer geiit Der bentz
fden @pra6e, bic fast: Ser Mdnn
Iinft, oas Weib fdat.
Ser ungliidlidfte 3uitano TT, Der
Menf9en iiberbriiiiig fein uno fte bod
nidt entbebren fOnnen.
Die Mubfelisen uno 8elabenen
5inb INNER nod better oaran ols bic
&leinmiitigen unb 8ersagten.
Die @eiamtmenge bes itGoti{4en
@trabenftaubes in Berlin biirfte fi9
i'm Sabre auf etpa 100000 Sublime
ter belaufen.
Snager bier, Stpaser oar, Ri
mien I'm bien f9eebt't iid oe Jrinb=
idup, beit Teen @elo, fheer oi ban N
Magen!
Der edte @tols blidt ME bohmis
tig mad auben, ipnberr bemutig nua
iunen, nm gu priifen, oh er mod ber<
bient, am 2eben gu iein.
Der bette Geftnihdfter, ,pri1 mun
bon linn etpas itrnen fann unb niht
gu befiirhten braudt, Don ibm ie 'ans<
seri6t.t gu ptrben, lift - elm sutes
8u1i
Sober bant fib ieine Mslt BON
in1en beraus auf, unb fpenn ppr
auben tommsnbe @infliie i'm babel
ablenfen, 10 tam bas Blob babur6 gez
f9eben, baB ct ii4 ablenfen IdBt.
Muf cine fpra9engelebrte 5rau
reimte Elm alter 0ihter nu6 ibrem
Sobe folgenben Nefrnlpe:
4pantura 5prad milanefifd,
QB malapif4 unb trunf irofeiif6
2ebte fpanifh unb ftarb fran50fi9.
,Jyabrenbe Mufifunten" nennt
fi9 cine ilele @pielDper, bic Sobannes
Doebber unter 3usrunbelegung 2obert
S1umannidsr Mufif foeben boaenbet
bat. Oas bon 9ans @auf itammenoe
8u1 bietet einm Mlisf9nitt aus SAuz
manns' 2eben.
6 in @rabenftiidden gilt es gu erreiz
den;
BORT muB man FIN, pars iiber buns
bert 9ei9en.
90 bebnt Der Rnmpf INNS 0afein fei=
ren Grans
9albmeteripeis gum -&f aims 0ortz
fem aus.
Rad Den llnterfuhun9en pon Or.
9era entbdlt elm 2iter Milh bic gleide
GineiBmenge lpie elm bulbes Yfunb
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-03-02
Creme GGciIie BON pfir
fthen.

Man aerfo4t 5net Dubeno gefdalte
unb entfteinte pfirfide gu 8rei une
ftreidt lie burb, fiBt btefen 8rei NIT
etn pfuno Yuberauder, reibt Elm 8iers
tel pfunb iiBe abgeaosene Manoeln
unb bic a~bgebduteten Rerne bon feds
pfirii9en ba5u. bann stDei lln5en RI
Wein aufsel0fte @elatine, Dermif4s
aIes febr frdftis unb itelt es ouf sis,
Das grltarrte itIrat man aus Der DOT
Der naBsema1ten Jorm uno sibt einer
Sing fiBen @aniaddlasrahm oarum
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s1eiM0ffszanlenb
gstpmimas ,tnD 3elte.

aiamo Gent & Amnins 60, @1t. 2s=
,ensen, giaentimer. Gue n11lere Naarel1
soben pones @etpibt nnb WtaB. palleno
fir Stonoarb @r0ben. 215 Vicente y.
Telepbpn Grudeft 1858.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-03-02

@ebratener 8Iamenfobl.
Wan tont ben 8%lnmentobl Bis er
ettpa bolb gar 1T. Mit 5mei GBlOfs
feln bou Wiebl perben 5pei Gibotter
ssmifht unb senls MaHer, um einen
5iemliA biinnen Seig su MAIDEN, Sala
na9 @ef9mad miro suseseben, oas
Weibe Der 5nei gier iptrb gu iteifem
S4aum sei4lasen uno bann nit ben
gibottern, benz Mebl unb Maifer Derz
mengt. Sober 3ipeig bes 8lumenz
tobls miro in oieie Mifdung getuntt
uno bunn in beiBem Set sebraten.
Wenn senug s~ebraten, nimmt mai, fie
nit einem G9dumer herals. nm fe
auf eiuen Durdfdlas gu lesen; iie
mtrben nit Sol3 beitreut unb marin
a~ufsetrasen. @parsel. @eIIerie, Ctr
pflauae unb MuternpflanSe finb Dcr-
trtffli6. ouf oitfe Mrt subereitet.
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3netlhaen in &oanat.

Muf atpsi pfunD 3petfdgeu re1ntf
mar, fnnpp einunbeinbulb pfunb GUT
lei. in Elm pint @aHer pirb biefer ges
l6t, Damn lest man bic Griidtt beiB
binein, etnas 8anile basu, IdBt bier
Bis fiinfmnl aufpauen, ei6t allies in
elm. poraeQanfdiFel, sieBt ben Saft
barber; nab ahtunooitraig @tunben
gieBt man oenielben ab, fDdt ibn gu
oidem @brup, ldBt ibu erfalten. Derz
mi5dt ibn nit sIeidem 9runtum 3osz
nal, gieBt i'm iiber bic Jriidte, tpelde
man in @ldfer lest uno gut sberIhlieBt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-03-02

Rad Den unterfnhuneen o Or.
6er5 entbdlt elm Otter Milh bic gleide
Gipeibmenge ipie Elm bulbes Yfunb
5leif9 ober flint sroBe Gier; Der 9e>
bait an Mildsuder entfprift Dem
Ndbrnert bes in % @ram aars
toffeln ober in 80 9ramm 8rot entz
bdltenen @tdrtemebls, inb bas Set
bon einem Otter BolImil9 fOnnte 5irta
7 @ramm Butter eeben. Mitbin fann
elm Otter @oumild Elm babies pfnnb
Gleif6 pber flint groBf @ier unb
auBerbem Elm 8utterbrot ober gleid<
piel eerOitete 8~artoffeln ober SpaBli
ootr Nubeln erfeben. Obne 3peifel
bat Or. 9era fir feline lnterfu4uns
in jeoer 8eaiebuns polbaltige Msil9
~bertpenoet, ni9t big auf bas 0uberite
MaB auldHise Mild, ME tie befone
oers Der itdo4ifde Sentiment be-
fommt.
Gin bisber unpsrOffentIidtes Saa
gebud bon Sobann gaipar 2apater,
btfen ITS. @eburtstag am Is. Noz
pember tpieoerfebtte. pirb in ben nur
teilungen aus ben 2iteraturar6ipen
geieafdaft susehenoen neueiten nWit<
teilungen aus oen 2iteraturrardipen
in Berlin" bon benz Mr9ibar Ser beut>
fhen Rommifion Der 8erliner Mtabe~
mie Der WiHenf9aften Or. 5ris geb<
reno nebft brei pbiIofOpbifden 9eiprds
den unb elmer pbbiiosnomifaen Gtuoie
mad ben 9anbfdriften unter benz Sis
tel r2abateriana" gum erften Male in
Druid borselegt. Oas Sdeebu9, 6as
bon 2opater fir feinen Sohn !6einri6
in Der erten 9dlfte bes Sabre 1898
niebergeidrieben purbs. TT gang bon
Der ioealiftifden @sfinnung erfiiIt, Die
2apater nit ben 8eiten feiner 3eitges
noffen bereinte, BON benz entbuiiaitis
fhen @lauben, bab @utes unb SdOs
nss i'm lebten sufammenfielen, zines
pbne bas anoere ni6t geoa9t perben
Tonne unb bon benz erenaenlofea 0ers
lralsri auf bic graiebbarteit uno Bib
6artsit Der Menfhen gum BeFeren.
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Der bette GeftnIhdfter, tpri1 mon
bon linn etpds ftr1ren fann unb nift
gu befiirhten braudt, BON ibm ie 'ans<
geri9tet gu tptrben, lit Elm sutes
Bud!
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-02
NEWS NOTES FROM MOVIELATD
By DAISY DEAN.

TT is announced from Hollywood.
Calf. that Rhea Mitchell will
= shortly make her debut at the
head Of her own company in a mod
ern morality play. She has arranged
to star in eight big productions per
year.
Miss Mitchell Is q years Of age and
has been connected with the stage
and screen since her 18th year She
was born in Portland, ore. At the
age of is her family moved TO Spo-
kane where she made her first ap-
pearance on the stage, playing the in
Eenue role in The Blue Mouse" pro-
duced by the Baker Stock company.
In the fall Of 1913 Miss Mitchell
made her first appearance on the
screen She Joined the New York
Motion Picture Corporation as a lead
ing woman. Her first part was in a
two-reel production called "A New
England IdylL" She joined the
American Film company at Santa
Barbara in 1915. Miss MitchelIs last
appearance was in a special prOduc-
ton called Whittier Thou Goest." in
which she made a striking personal
hit as cOstar with Orrin Johnson.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-02
LABOR MEN TALK
ON BOND ISSUES
Urge Union Members to
Pay Poll Taxes; Favor
More Street Paving.

Discussion Of the proposed bond is
sues by the city administration for
street and waterworks improvements
and a resolution urging union labor
men to pay their poll taxes at once
we're features Of the semi-monthly
meeting Of the Ell Paso County Labor
congress, the union mems political or
ganization. in union labor hall, Kan
sas and Overland streets. Monday eve
ming. Vice president +. c. Standish
presided. The consensus Of opinion
expressed was in favor Of more paw
ing and cleaner streets for Ell PasO,
it was said. The matter was laid over
for further investigation.
The committee on the high price OF
coal reported and was discharged oW-
ing to the fact that the government
has taken that matter in hand.
Monthly Smoker Oct. II.
II was decided 10 hold the regular
monthly smoker Of the labor congress
on Thursday night, Oct. II. and VIII
liam J. Moran, Joseph Sullivan and Ed
C. smith were appointed q committee
to perfect arrangements The smoker
is TO be held IN Union Labor nail and
for members only
The monthly election Of officers re
suited in the selection Of Walter High
smith, Of the Carpenters union, as
president. and Isaac a Houston, OF
the Bricklayers' union as vice presl-
dent.
Among the speakers Of the evening
were +. C. Standish. F. J. SchllIng,
Isaac Houston, Henry N Walker ana
Walter Highsmith.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-02
Young Women to Have a Course
In Educational Work at ''Y''

Worth Living For high school girls
Some very attractive Sunday after
Moons are being planned in the new
building
Extension Department.
Business WOmen's club-SecOnd
Tuesday OF the month open to any
business or professional woman
Younger Business Women's club
Opened by a banquet Oct 16. Open
TO any business girl under p years Of
age.
Torch and Tambourine club-Mon-
day evenings. Dramatics, sponsor,
Mrs. J. 3. Watts. Music, sponsor, Mrs
David Y. Fennessy.
High School club-Open TO any high
school girl Sponsor Mrs. z. P.
Rankin.
Junior clubs-Open to any grade
school girl IL years OF age or over. or
who has attained the seventh grade
Course of Lectures-Open TO any
girl in the city: 7:3O-S:30 p m; Fits
and misfits in dress, Oct. s. how il az
fects character. (Iodels shown from
the Popular and White Housed, Mrs J.
A. Krakauer; Business-Oct. Is. Nor
man Walker Savings and Invest
ments-Oct. -, J.. ". kayser; Insur-
ance-Oct. %. A. II. Rodes.
Some surprises in November.
Christmas Dec. %, Mrs. ". II. Day.
Patriotic League-AIinimum goal,
1000 MEMBERS city wide propaganda;
watch the papers.
Junior war work council.
Free employment bureau.
Gymnasium classes viii open in the
new building about November.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-02

troops are gaining the upper hand
everywhere and several insurgent
chiefs have been killed and wounded.
Others are abandoning the struggle
and fleeing to the frontier.
Gus Piton. advance man for The
Soldier Of Fortune" is in the city
arranging for its appearance here
next week at the Myar opera house
Charles J. Kline, chief clerk in the
custom house, is smiling a big smile
today-Airs- Kline viii return from a
SIX months visit to New York IN a
few days.
DIT. s T. Turner, surgeon Of the S.
+. company at this point, accompa-
MED by some friends, left this nom
ing on short trip up the line, where
ne viii spend day riding.
Articles Of Incorporation were filed
IN the office Of the county recorder at
Phoenix for the Gold Gulch Mining
company, Of F. Paso. Texas, capital
stock 100000, incorporators o. II.
Baum, J. s. Akin and / B. Stone
NJ S. Durrin a well known i'm
porter Of standard bred horses into
Mexico, who makes his home in Soda
liza. No, is at the Orndorff on his re-
turn from the City Of Mexico, where
he recently sent a shipment Of horses.
A disastrous headon collision oc-
Cured last night on the Salt Lake d.
+
station the first section of the Allan
tic express, from San Francisco. col
lided with westbound freight train.
One passenger was killed and 20 in
jured.
The G. H. section men we're this
putting the finishing touches I
to the connections between the new
track which has just been laid through I
the union yards. The new switches to I
make connection with the FL Paso /
have also been laid, and are
ready to be connected I'D.
Last night mob Of several hundred I
men forced their way through the 4
brick wall Of the city Jan at Marshall
Texas, with a telephone pole and
5ledge hammers and took out Wilton
Davis, 2 negro, and marched him TO
the west side of the town, where he
was hanged. The lynching was the
-esult OF the killing Of constable
HAYES, while he was taking a negro
10 jail.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-02

THE educational department OF
the Young Women's Christian
- association has outlined an IN
usually elaborate plan for its winter
work-primarily TO declare war on
ignorance. discomfort, physical weak
ness. Iaziness. selfishness, extrava-
gance, loneliness, unsociability, in
efficiency and dissatisfaction, as is
proclaimed from the ultimatum just
issued.
The following classes and depart
ments are scheduled:
egraphy-Monday. Tuesday, We'd
nesday. Thursday. Friday. 1000
1880 a. m; 10000 p. m; 100000
D. m. Instructors. Scott Nichols
Western Union; Z. A Hester. Western
Union.
Spanish-Commerci - Beginners
class. Monday and Thursday, 1900
500 p. IN. Saturday, 9:00-lO-0O a. M
advanced. Monday and Thursday, $500
$500 p. m Instructor, Mrs John
Nichols. Twenty-four lessons, s..
F'rench-Saturday 10:00-11:00 a. N
Instructor, Mrs John Nichols Twenty
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Current Notwithstanding home.
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-02

Chaplin helped him carry them to
the auto.
soon the car was piled high with
them.
Chaplin lugged the last one to the
curb. looked back at the house and
said. 1T seems 4 pity TO leave the
steps"
That sounds only moderately anus
ing.
If Chaplin were doing this scene
for the movies, he would have taken
the steps and loaded them into the
car on top Of the luggage. Doing Il
would be funnier than talking about
il. and that illustrates the methods
of the gifted Mr.. Chaplin
THE Rise Of Jennie Cushing" will
be picturiZed for Elsie Ferguson.
Did you read the novel by Mary S
Watts2 It's a good one.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-02
TRACE DISEASE
TO CONSTIPATION

One Of the points On which
diHereut schools Of medicine prac-
Ideally agree IS, that about $50 Of
Al human disease IS directly
traceable 20 intestinal putrofsc-
ton Of stomach waste due TO IN
activity OF the bowels, or coustt-
patton. The eHminative process
Is an essential factor In digestion
and on its proper functtouing de-
ponds the welfare CT the entire
system
Constipation Is q condition that
should never be neglected. as
soon as the bowels evidence the
slightest disposition 70 slow up, =
mild laxative should be taken.
The combination OF simple laxa-
tive herbs with pepsin, Known as
Or. Caldweuis Syrup Fepsin ard
sold IN drug stores for fifty cents
= bottle, IS highly recommended rs
. corrective, acting gently, In an
easy, natural way, without grip
ing or other pain or discomfort.
a trial bottle Of this excellent
family remedy can be obtained
free Of charge. BY writing TO d.
". 3. Caldwell, ass Washington
St, Monticello Illinois.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-02
ABE REVERSES
PRODIGAL STORY

The Wandering Boy and the Way
ward Parents" is the second Of the
new series Of movie comedies made
from the fables of George AIDE.
This reverses the story Of the prod
igal.
The hero is a young man who re-
turns home from college, and then
leaves home 10 brave the dangers Of
the sOcaIled wicked city.
There he resists even the tempta-
ton TO go to musical comedies. He
engages in uplift work.
But fashions of the smart have
been introduced in the town where he
was born. and his parents have been
unable TO resist them.
When he goes home on a visit he
finds his father is head of the house
committee of a fashionable club that
runs a blind pig. So he returns to
the pure city and weds a girl who
likes to read aloud from the dramas
of NIaeterlinck