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WHAT SENATOR MASON SAYS

WHAT SENATOR MASON SAYS
h"N' often SAID would meyer rec
commend medicine of any Kind. be-
it"N" that the doctors place. IiuweNr".
after the hardest political r.mpaipn d:
ny ME. without 81 "hauc" for Il v:ic:,-
ton. had hcen starting to court every
morning with that horrihl. tired feel
,Hs on" cannot describe. | was aa-
Nised I" try NuNatrd Iron. As a uionc"r
IN IN" pure food and drug legislation.
was IT first loath IL try an aivertie-
"n remedy, but after advising with
on" III my medical friends. gave il n
arS' Inc results have been So bene.
h'lai IN my own ease made up my
ann nmg" 90 '., my frismds know ahou, il,
statement II Sou so desire.
~ nm now siNt!-fVc yenrs Of arc,
anu , trci mat u remedy which VIII
nn.'n UP the strength and inrr%nse the
pn"rr OF endurance OF q man OF my
nEc should be known to every nervous
child" :"
7" NiNai"d Iron was shown To severni
!hSS''ihns who We're requested to civ.
'hrlr opinions thereon.
states 'l rvbiic Inmns. late Of the United
senator Mason is 10 bo commended
% handing. ont this statement on Eux.
atrd iron for public print. There arc
ihouSa nds Of men and women who rnnaJJ
q strength II -builde NM Il"
not know what To take. There is uo,ho,
ms iihe organic iron-Nuxated IRON
!" give increased strength. snap vinor
blood. brings roses Ia The checks If
w",n.il anu l. an u%nfaiiinp source OF
"r for men who burn al. TOO r.nidly
their n-rvors energy in In. ~srrenu"nY
tl"n "f tn" day."
lr King, - New N"rk physician AMI
auib"r; sad; II h"artil! imdnrsc son.
at"r Aias"ns statement in regard 10
NuNatcd lron. There can lie NJ W.,
cr.liS iron me. NitLnnr ir,r t,.tt,.
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i,i'lSt

i"N. Niiiiann Iat"Ii
IT, =, -, "ish"p t"ahJnior 81 VIZ
.,,"'' - rre"r" a. ~ "'i"cN 'h'S
~ "'ni. key. J." Valentine i."c. TIA"
''''"r "SSi.''nl VII preach a' :
,.nt.r !. sl,r, "na - ] ~
.ic. jInly Comm mi.n III, =. a.,"
is,.rcl -, -: ...,"nI.
-"
'"'""'-l'n'. = tr'"iand Potter.
~. ,''.''. "li' preach ~ - oc!ocN
'"'S h'"'ilnS' "nd R"v X Cary Monia-
tnis .yo,in.
,.
III. > f''n'is ,''"-
- IN" rector. "hl preach at " o'clock
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-11
COLO WATCH PRESENTED
pine Street baptist sunday school
iInnors Retiring superintendent
ID. ". t.O0dLc.

In rcc"suition Of his service of hve
years Is superintendent Of tho Pine
street BAPTIST Church sunday school.
~ VI. 'ioudc was presented with q.
gold watch ny tho pastor OF the church.
Ecv. \. u. Ifutson. u. H.. on behalf OF
the officers ana teachers of til" sunday
school - III" close Of IN .entertaiu-
plcnt Thursday night. y short talk wan.
made IN x. 81. Andrews. who succeeded
Mr. ,;oodc 10 the position n short time
Hgo. More than 100 members Of tho
sunday school were present at tho
meeting.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-11
1T HER y.
rir>, En@,i>n E,mn=.,ica.-i.cr

J, S"i,"r"r. IL. tnc pastor, vii! preach
AT IL o'c'"ck this 'n"rutuE aud II :
"'cl"cli thus evening. IN Important
g%ation.l meeting viii bc held
Immediately after the morning ~scrvic.
70 adopt 4 L..dcrt f.; lalI-l?!>.
st. Johns German I:,anucIiral-i;cr
oscar Gu,hc. the pastor, viii preach
al II o'clock Tins moruiug on Trust
inc in the shade "f tn. i;raruil.
BUSH and at : O'Clock rhi- evening 81
The Hanging Of !laman." T;"th scr
vices viii b. conducted in IN. English
language.
Bcthiehem-H-v. l.. II Meusghkc, The
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-11

i"-Ac not insure the te.,b. maxi.
49,. u'"'h i"t upset ne stomach OF tina
49,. ", ~ y most potent fatnady In,
.ehflN a' forms 81 iu,iecsttoa a. WcfI AZ
~ ~ .n"s, ron down conditions Fnc
~ nnNhtsa IRON tiat ttcS on,r u forfeit
X ,,"u" ~ MY charitable 'n@tiiutian II they.
49, 1'Nt NY ihiiEt ~ woman unt~r 81
Mnn lhcnS IRON AMI iu"r-ssc their strcnrtI
~ PEI t"li or oyer III fnuT sceag ilpe.
provided GLirt nav" no serious, orKsnts
lrnun,e. they also on.r to REFUND yo,r
~ ~ does not IT least douhln Your
str.nsth nml endurance in ten day tins,
=. IL n,spchsem In this city by Trsgl. Drug
',or fnlh Miller DRUG Co, rh idrey Drug
60. and all good drugyis,s--Adv "
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-11
SUMDAY-SCH0Ol RALLY
INSTRUMENTATION Exercises to Br
Held Mt 81. I'nul's Episcopal
Church This afternoon.

Frank Y. Cruinp president or The
Observation-Disclosures sunday Scho"l rs
ISOLATION az Richmond. witl preside at
The rally at ! o'clock .i,'s aftcruuon NJ
= ,".uf$ Episcopal Church. ~ which
arc expected delegations FROM all the
sunday schools OF tho city. lii. church
choir VIII render q musical pro:ran
ana short addresses viii br made as
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-11
BOYS AND GIRLS TO MEET
HERE FOR. CONFERENCE
Presbyterian Churches Viii Hold In
stitute for Those From Fifteen
to Twenty Years.
Will. ol.EN on FRIDAY NIGHT
Banquet Saturday Night 10 &c .Ad-
dressed by Rev. W. J.. Jingle,
-. D.-Lccturc> ON Anatomy. Per-
>onal Health and First Aid.

Abandoning tho neutrality-suspicious.
conferences held in the past. the Pres
bytcrian Churches of Richmond viii
hold an older boys and girls CON
ference February Is. IL and Is III the
Presbyterian Committee of Publication
building. t;rac" Covenant Church has
.,iready that fortN-stA pupils
from its sunday school viii enroll. and
the total attendance from all churches
al tho city IL expected to he more
than pa. I'll" pupils Will hc b.tw.eu
Fifteen and twenty wears old.
The object OF the conference. I, -
said. Viii J." to give The boys and girls
! vision 81 the possibilities for ser
VIC" and L. siiSecst methods for doing
religious w"Tk. The sunday school
VIII receive particular attention. II is
a"ped bA tin. conference t. make re-
iiS."us work i daily matter. Instead
Of {" allow " 10 end with The Sabbath.
IN" conference win open Friday
ticht ana closc with = general meet
'uS sunday afternoon. y banquet Will
br held Saturday night. at which, Rev.
W. J." l.insl". H. -. ~ Gu!on ThcuIosi-
val seminary. VIII make til. princ!pa.
address "n IT,. subject. The Ghal-
'.nS". boys ana girls VIII meet s"p.
- l.tiIIE. Ia fN. daily I,..-ty.-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-11

fol,,vs The Sabbpth school and tho
church" pr. l.. l.. ,atncs. ~ I~tich,Hond
college. The sabbath S.hoOl tnd the
CITY," pr. H. X. Anderson. secretary
OF trc civic Association: The sabbath
school and the state christopher H.
Garnc,t. chairman OF til. state Cor
,oi,tl.n Commission.
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>i'rtnit>.

first-i;cN. f,auA Pratt. the pastor.
VIII preach at II o'clncH this ncruiu2
On ihc qua! Nature Of Man; tn" Coco
"hd ENt' 1T Is" aud az y p'cuck this
evening "I Jesus and tho Miraculous"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-11

Ihr q plant trying
I" grow III u soil
deficient in iron. If
YOU are not strong
or well. YOU owe il
to Yourself 10 make
thu following test:
See how long you
can work or how
far You can walk
without becoming
tired. Next. take
two i~irc-Irain tab
lets ~ ordinary
nu>atcd IRON three
times per laS after.
IN cal : for Two
weeks. Then test
your Strcu 9Th
again, and see how
much YOU have
gained. have seer
dozens Of nervous
rundown pcople
Mh" wer" ailing all
the whil. double
their strength and
endurance and en-
'irelN rid them.
selves OF all symp-
toms Of dyspepsia.
liver and other
troubles in from,
Ten 10 fourteen
DAYS lime simply
by taking 'front.'
me proper form.
AND this. after they
mad in som. cases
heen d0ctorinc ro,.
Us Nithout OH
''hinc any benefit
hni don't take III.
"ld forms of "a.
uuc"d iron. iron
'."'fte "r tlucture
-! IRON simply to
~" few cents
~" ron Demanded
by Mother Nrtnr.
Tor The red color
ing matter in -
Mood Of i.r chiI-
"r"n is. alas: no;
that kind Of iron.
on mast take IRON
~ a form thar an
lie easily absorbed
and ~assimilatcd 4"
40 You any good.
Otherwise il may
'".' worse than.
useless. Many an
i.ihlcts and priz..-
n:htcr has won tb..
day simply because
~" knew the secret
of great strength
~ endurance ana
iiN"d his blood
" tn iron before
ne w"ui into 'n..
aTi"N: whfl. many
2""fhrr hn.. como
dn"n in Ju"InrinuS
defeat 2ir'ni> for
tn" lack nf iron"
Or Schuv'"r T.
- q ur !. Visiting
MY: C"n nf =,
f:liH" h"th'S lIoSni-
tai. New Nnrk CIV.
said II huy. ucvrr
before civnu ouf
any medical infor-
nlain.n ~ advice
for nuh! coiion. ~
"rd'uaril, do no,
believe "a ~ I.ut
-, t
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>,:,E>rm-D., ADVENTIST.

Norris street thnucI->rinur T..
S"fhs VIII preach this cNcniuG on
"'intnhlin. al j. ruucrnl"
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Compelled to abandon
His Ministerial Work
Had Suffered Terribly For Days
and Was as Weak as
a Child.

Tho eminent lecturer, Ecv. E!lwood,
l. Aokcrly. wh" is in charge Of the
ttrs' " T. church at Montgomery,
y. Y. SAYS - had suffered terribly for
day aud was as weak as a child. The
doctors did rot help me amy. and ] had
- abandon all ministerial work. when
~ answer to prayer. | believe. was
directed |" take Fruitola aud TraXo.,
After taking the first dose Of Fruitola
J was relieved Of Il large number Of
gall stones. am now aking Traxo
and am delighted 10 testify that my
energy has returned and | feel like Il
H"w man
fruitoia and TraNo arc compounded
from the original f.dsali formulas at
tn" ftnus laboratories III Monticello.
III. and can be purchased in drug
stores: a Doctors prescription Is not
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-11

i%',stor. Wiz preach ~ both mnrnin.
ana evening services to-day.
Gintrr Tnrk-i;-v. r u. RAY. u. -.
wtIl preach at'il O'clock this morning
Ih'r. viii u" no cNcni:i. service
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-11
Wi:il.-h>oW> SPEAKERS
WILL ItINE p\itI

.\im"nS IN" Speakers VIII l.. pr. Lin
sic and James Warren. 4 student AT
ti"inpdcH-Sidney coll"s" ami =. leader
= boys crours al the M"ntreat sum
hteE conferences. i. x. Marcum. Of
huntington. w Va. VIII j. The bows
."ad"i, and Miss Anna l:ranch l:!nford
ne girls leader. Miss Josephine Me-
..c""' superintendent OF 81. I~:lizah.:htS
Hospital, and Dr. Wexford Il: I..rr,in.
viii give Sepagat. addresses to uirIs
'hh boys on anatomy. personal health
s;nd i,rSt aid.
Directing the conference j. Il cuuu-
~ composed OF j Scott Parrish. suIcr-
intciiden' Of the SUNDAY school ~
Grace Covenant Presbyterian church.
y MADISON Lewis, sunorInt.ndeut Of
~" S"hdaN school 81 Miziah church:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-11

pastor. VIII pr";,ch q, Tho morning aml
cNcnii" services i".da>.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-11
Evading Moral Issues
by
HI:N. FLOYD W. TOMkINS.
IcAf; -. Matt. All. ..-:iO.

Text: -. Matt. All. 3.-:O.
Us men advance in knowledge ana
experience their Responsibilities. in
'reaScs. We who live in the United
states in IN" year 1917 hay" greater
responsibilities than tncy had "ho
hFch IN l.nrop" ~ thousand years ago.
Greater demands arc made upon us.
Problems 81 which they knew nothing
IN tho tenth century arc pressing upon
us for solution. Moral issues arc de-
inAndinv hoth Judgment and action.
VIC cannot dar" to eNad" Them If We
arc TO hc loyal 10 the ago in wilich
We live. if we arc 10 he loyal Ia Christ.
INC man who has no actiT" intsrcs, in
tho temperance question or the prob
lcn Of tho social cvii or tho economic
condition OF tho poor or the purity OF
political activity il u loyal citizen
neither OF Gods kingdom nor Of I'll.
country whore lie lives. cod aaks NJ
to solve. a. well as wc can. under
tic guidance Of tn" Holy Spirit. these
moral problems and We must try T..
do so no matter how perplcxiur thcS
may he or how Ion. ,hc strugri. 10
bring Righteousness.
We may well be glai that We arc
confronted with these issues. /.
proves that we al. advancing in true
CULTURE ana Indt We htks lisl.I Ideals
Of living. \ hundred years ago tine
temperance question did no, disturb.
good people. Indeed. they were no,
1T all distressed by Drunkenness or hy
tho question Of wages ~ factories. -
was no, that they were poorer Chris
'lan3 than we .rc-th'y were ia fac;
splendid and ira" Ia their religious
faith-but ,ley were NOT oppressed ~
these issues Doubtless th.y had other
nleStiSnC -. ,pcG, u-hlst, ia, MOI ,.g-F-
Germ Us. but they did not ~r.aliz" a wc
no thai Christianity Is 10 b" - l.aN"u.
influencing tho world tpwalI righteous
perfection, reJoiC. that wc ar. face.
70 face with these issues. for ~. hay.
thus q proof ,hal Is" AT" growing IN
the spirit, II true religion and that mu-
'Iai love between man and man i in
crcasing. WIZ" added blessings bring
new responsibilities. they also declare
an advance III character aud ability,
LOOK FOnW TO
MAKING oHI BETTER
rho new year calls for now rosoiu-
tons. aud thcs" resolutions should
deal not only with particular and per
sonal ten tations. but with the great
principles u NE W. look forward.
no; with a dreamy wonder a. TO what
is coming. but with a Jealous dcsir.
and determination 4" make The world
better. We az. no, - boats foatiu.
,,...J -. ,I 49,.
.r.i,a. III. .n ~! 80
49,, r.. -
,nI ~ "' ""S
Ia ho tnc I'M. I,E,,,, -, ~. 49,"
whom! We read IA tn. Revelation t.cy.
hit. IL, Iil,tr ,r.aJ !. ..H,,s
snop4ihn,y ~ ,,h,t,I, ,..,pa IL
hands ard saying. Il ASH innocent 81
INC blood Of this just Person. hut for
nineteen centuries Christians hay. do
.,"fe' ~ ,h''r 'He"" mat Jesus christ
""'' f"htuS iii"'"
-.., -. .,m"s :" We 'Ni!afcn ~
,,d - 49," : 49, VIZ .'"'o"n All
f.iI,d ~ ~ cSt""Va ~
,iy,nr 49,, J., :, " =" ~ iH',r 'Nii
mon and .nn,cn - a
10 f,re mo ,.. ''"'" "P"i'
strong .nI W. - "'N' =
ing rich. .rd .,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-11

, ma, " "s ~ a. Intestinal lubricant and disintcerat"s 4" hardened particles
i++rers .inens"' relief on ios" is usually sun,ientt to indicate its erncaev
lraSo - /" oni:-alrrauN" that IS most effective to ehiM md restore The
w"akcne un-doWu A item ~
hookIei Of special interest 10 thos. who suffer from s,onac- tr,,ni.
'Rh ne obtained by writing TO the TIus Iaiora toics Monticello. IIupns FOR
whom his advertisement is published '""" -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-11
Former United States Senator Mason
'oneertn P"e Foo and Eruss Legislation, Father If Rural Free DeIuery System
Takes Nuxafed IRON

20 ootatn e7eu steng H. Que AMI endurance ate the hardest fo,ght ,oEf;
con1Fa'gn OF lis TIT in Uhic he Uus ekctedC Co ereS so,o1 nt hn - ~ ctt
Illinois, results HI obtane from taking Nusat.d IRON wres SO su,,,;s;,ot
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-11
1NATOR MASON NOW SAYS

OEISA OK MASON NOW SAYS
>uNated Iron should he made known to every
nervous run down, anaemic man woman and child
"p'lioh "i Doctor Howard james. late OF United
states Public Health Service. who has IRE.
>crihed and thoroughly tested Nuxated Iron in
his own private practice.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-11
COPS WORK MEN SENT
TO HtILD his kI>aDONI

We SIC Gods workm.u sent our to
i'uild the Kingdom. We are amDassa-
doris not only 70 proclaim the good
news Of = worlds l:cdcclncr. hut also
TO claim for Him IN" rule in mems
lives. 1t is rot a question of civiii2a-
rion with God loft out. hut il is 4
question Of Christian civilization with
God az tho King. We may b. glad
when mon anywhere tempt t. rcbuic
evil. but there can he AN assurance of
victory only when the attempt is made
lin the name Of the Lord am glad
10 believe tina: the influence OF Christ
is working, some men being uncon-
SciouS Of IL perhaps, III all phiianthrCpis
c~ndcavors. Hut am convinced lhat
greater success would attend sicn en-
dcavors il thcy We're openly acknow-
lodged as being undertaken in the name
and by the power OF God.
General activity IN the solution Of
problems must have hack of il u firm
pcrSonal conviction and a life governed
by that conviction. 1t is useless for nc
Ia engage in temperance work. for in
stance, unless have a strong and
consccrated conviction concerning the
evil OF drinking. ! remember an ear
nest minister who tried to intcrcs;
some mon OF his church in the work
Of Il rescue mission. They volunteered.
hut. alas. they came to tho mission
and talked 10 the poor ~drunkardS there
with the odor Of tho wine they them
selves had taken at Dime upon their
lips. and. Of course. tho fallen men
could not see why thcr could not
drink at the saloon what the rich man
drank at his table. II is necessary not
only for consistency sake. but for
the sake Of principle to hold our
selves to tho high ideal We arc urging
upon others. st. Paul in his letter to
tho ;omans for'ibly speaks Of this:
Thou, therefore. which tcachcst another.
teaches thou not myself: Thou that
,rcachcst "a man should not steal. dost
thou stcal"' Gtom. ii. 2i-23l. Much en-
rcllont endcavor fails because tho
worker cNadcS for himself the moral
issue fc Is pressing upon another: his
words fail because they rcs, upon no
strong personal foundation. 1t H. not
that a man must he perfect h, fore
he can teach others: but lie must dc
sire perfection and press or toward
it. else he is insinccrc. What The
world needs in her moral weakness is
strong leaders who can speak with
conviction. = conviction resulting, not
ticc.
EVERY CHRISTIAN
SHOULD BEAR PART
And in. this worIG conflict every
Christian should bear a part II is not
enough to take al interest in "a general
way i'm reform work: you and must
lend a ~hail. christianity is strong
enough to-day 10 rul" the world and
10 Danish great public evils. but the
trouble lies with the individual Chris.
tians, some OF whom arc Indifferent.
some ignorant OF real conditions, some
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-17
FORMER Ell PASO PASTOR
IS REMOVED FROM OFFICE

Rev. E. P. Ryland. formerly pastor
OF Trinity Methodist church here. has
been removed from his office Of dis
trict superintendent for the Los An
geles district OF the Methodist Epis-
copal church (north) and the removal
was effective Monday morning, &C
cording to advices received in Fl
PasO by churchmen and others His
removal was ordered by the bishop
presiding at San Francisco because
of Dr. Ryland's pacifist opposition
To patriotic campaign within tlle
church, the advices stated Asso-
ciated Press dispatches Of some days
ago mentioned the removal and
quoted DR.. Ryland as stating ne con-
sidered his Withdrawal from office
fair in view Of his dissenting atti-
tude-
After leaving FL PasO some years
ago. Dr.. Rylaud went 10 the PacfI1u
coast and later transferred from the
southern to the northern branch OF
the Methodist church He was highly
regarded for his intellectual and re-
li-ious attachments. both here and on
the coast. HIS attitude at present is
described as not unpatriotic but rs
one Of opposition TO all wars as IN
christian.
T<fn53tn-r E-ood- Pr Esss-Adv
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-17
RHEUMATIC PAINS
Quickly Eased BY Penetrating
RamIin's Wizard OIL

A safe and harmless preparation
to relieve the pains of Rheumatism,
Sciatica, Lame Back and Lumbago IS
Hamlin's Wizard Oil It penetrates
quickly, drives out soreness, and
limbers up stiff aching joints and
muscles.
You will find almost daily uses for
It IN cases of sudden mishaps or &C
cident5 such as sprains, bruises, cuts,
burns, bites and stings. Just as re-
liable, too, for earache, toothache,
Group and colo.
Get It from druggists for 50 cents
If not satisfied return the bottle and
get your money back
Ever constipated or have sick
headache? Just try Wizard Liver
Whips, pleasant little pink pills, 80
cents. Guaranteed
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-17
THE
Daily Novelette,
THE PERSONAL ToDOH.


- Il. Pm so glad to meet youi
PerLy enchanted I've
- heard 50 much about you
how wonderful and uncanny you are.
and all. and I'm 50 glad to meet you,
Won't you give ne a little iIiustra-
ton OF your famous deductive pow
ercr sDlitte-ed the beautiful Eudoxie
Suits.
with pleasure replied Sheerluck
Bones, the great detective. hiding a
yaWn behind a smile wen, do you
see that tall girl in mushroom c-ina-
sOn2 / deduce that her ankles are
not at all pretty
They're mott That's percly hide
Gus But how in the world do you
know She has a long dress on
That's howl know" explained the
great detective simply.
Marvellous" Wattered the fair
Eudoxie- Il think you're perfly
amazingl But III never be quite sat
isfied till you deduce something about
me"
Delighted" egreed the great de-
tec-ive. DO you see that tail young
man with the broad shoulders and The
sqUakuline nose2'
heart beating f0dly.
You kissed him in the conservatory
not so many minutes ago"
"Oh, how outrageous! There's not
a word Of truth in it, How do you
know, / mean, how would you have
known fl mean"
"One side Of his nose has powder
on It. One side OF yours hasn't" eI-
planned the great detective
4 think you're perFly fraudulent"
dwis-ered EudoZie Suits. and swept
haughtily off. feeling for her powder
puff
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-17
Beauty Chats


rEEEs m- favoIi-e m0dei-dou't
IT sou agree that she's perfectly
Il 4 beautifuIc 7 think have seen
al or most OIL. the noted beauties
in North America, and some in Europe
Actresses, opera stars. society beau
ties. professional modeIs-yet none o.
them appealed to me as much as this
little lady.
And yct her beauty IS not so much
that Of perfect proporions-thoush
she has them too. She has youth,
vivacity. good nature. Intelligence
and these every girl can possess in
like degree. She has too what is
known as personality, and that every
woman can have.
IL you want to make your face per
feet. you should start first with the
complexion. for probably this VIII
take the longest 20 make neaullIul-
The right foods. plenty OF water, IN
side and out. eZercls e-creans II
Your skin is dry. aromatic vinegars
IL -t is OLy-and you should nave
perfect complexion
Meanwhile "a pretty mouth is IN
sured by well cared Tor teeth This
is I'D to the dentist The eyes can &c
l1shes-yOu VIII find vaseline or cas-
tor oil excellent. If the brOws are
wen defined. they are likely TO be
shOrt-a common f1ul--lnd Tase-ine
or n tonic 1euclled on TO elonsate the
arch or the brow viii DO wonders
Hairs out Of alignment can be pulled
out with the tWeezerS, until a slim,
well marked, perfect eyebrow is OBJ
tanned.
The shape OF the face can be al
tered-apparen tly-accorlinC TO the
hair dressing. You viii have TO eE-
pertinent here. and find which style
OF DOING the hair looks best from ev-
be luIuriaut, pretty hair has much
to DO with making q face pretty Here
again. is the problem of correct daily
care and perhaps, tonic
Questions and Answers.
ElOlet-There was no harm in you
and yolr elrl caum taking that
walk with the two boys-OnlTs as
Won don't know them. it's best not
10 do il again From all you say.
they were perfectly nice boys-buL
the habit OF prOUiscu0us acquaint-
ances is q bad one. and other people
VIII D-siulEe-s0 You did wei 10
refuse 10 20 again. or 20 write OF
90 go TO the theater You see. it's
always better TO err on the prim side,
than on the lax one. though goodness
knows I don't wan 10 see a girl make
herself a prude-
Just on general principles. I would
tell my mother about IL. II were
You It's always best As for the
two b0y=-you know. it's human nz-
the girl who sets high standard for
herself, whose friendship can't be
picked 10 carelessly-is the girl who
VIII be most sought after
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-17
GLOBE BOY GETS $4,000
OF OLD MINERS ESTATE

Globe. Ariz-. Dec. 17-Ben Hender-
son. a 13-year-old Eewsboy at Miami.
is heir TO $4,000 from the estate Of
his father Tip Henderson. q we'll
known pioneer OF the district. killed
in the Gibson mine, of which he was
part owner. His estate Of $4,000 has
lust been settled and has been placed
in trust for the benefit OF three
minor children