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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-17

From the close Of the Civil War: uu-
Ill the opening of the Spanish Amer!'
can. the life Of the American naval Of
ficer was made up Of routine duty M
sea and ashore. During this period, the
future admiral cruised; laugh: u class
at Annapolis: surveyed lower California
and part of the west coast Of Mexico;
carried supplies to the survivors OF the
siege Of Paris; performed duly at Bos-
ion Navy Yard and The naval torpedo
station at Newport; inspected light
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-17

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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-03
Are You Like a Frog?
Do You jump From One Thing To Another9
If You Do, Try TO Inject Continuity into Your Life and
Do Not Be Epsodic
By BEATRICE FAIRFAX.

-Life Is a circle in which the future
presses on the present and the pres
ent on the past
"HERE are no dead yestsrdsys.''
You can never GET away from
Il the fact that life is a game OF
consequence You have TO pay eff
y0u- debts 20 nature and 10 society.
You are responsible for your own ac-
tons. and you are held responsible.
Last sumner the papers were full
OF the story OF girl who helped an
old woman out OF some difficulties
with which she met in struggling 70
make her way along stony beach
A friendship ensued The girls peO-
pie met the woman their daughter
had helped and permitted the girl 10
visit the old lady and 70 bring sun
shine into the home OF age
And on the death o. the woman TO
whom she had been benefactor the
girl became a beneficiary and inheri-
ted real fortune Out OF the tiniest
beginning there came results From
the moment when she tried 70 do a
kindness for an aged and helpless
creature TO the moment when she
reaped great benefits therefrom that
SRI had started IN motion a train or
circumstances from which there had
20 be consequence
=
ing about from one pursuit 10 an
other. who insist on acting a. e Moth
ms had any relationship 10 anything
TIE Case OF Phil Samson.
Take the case OF Phil Samson. He
studied stenography and became sec
rotary TO the head OF his concern
Following the series OF promotions
which had taken him there. Phil
found himself Standing still To
wait and grow did not appeal 20 him
So he rushed off and found a place
in the movies at the birth OF that in
dustry-
Things went slowly. so he got out
and began cierkiuE in a haberdash-
.er's shop. Then he became A chauf-
feur. Next he drifted into newspaper
reporting. He stayed nowhere long
enough 70 make himself felt Ana he
observed nowhere with that keen
ness OF vision which brought Jack
London back from his adventures
with a rich cargo OF human exper-
fences.
PM jumped around ike = grass
hopper-and laid I'd - little He
didn't save money. He failed 70 ac-
quire understanding OF any business
industry. trade or profession He
negl ected TO study people He did not
take his own measure
He fully expected chance 20 direct
AllAiA 20 AAAaL re y NA44 JUST AAllAAe III -l
the right thing some day. And he
didn't tumble to the fact" that he
ought TO use each experiences TO en-
rich the next.
Cannot Escape Consequences.
You can't get away from conse-
duences. They are with you wherever
you 20. SO why not use them
Suppose you are a good pastry
cook. Suppose you get fob as A
EnnnHw wnnnTEHT linen WV nor
start a little household column. tell
what YOU know about one line OF
cookery and add 10 your knowledge [
as you EoG
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-03
HOGWALLOW NEWS
Dunk Bolts. Regular Correspondent
,-7,,-.qb+s5-E r Adams George BinEhaza.l

BOF. SAP SPRADLEN got a hair
- cut on WEDNESDAY ZINE GER
4 taiuly flies between haircuts. as
81 don't seem like more than three
months since he got one
Columbus Allsop and several others
went seininE in GimIet creek Friday
OF this week CriEet Hicks also went
along and helped -hem- but did not
venture into very deep water as he
had on his r-La-ess red uevkte-
The train arriving at Tlctvllle
Tuesday morning lacked only few
sticks OF wood Of coming in on time
jefferson Po-locks has taken the
-ckez Off his geese owing 90 the lact
that they have done about all the
damage they can do 70 crops.
sidney Hooks says that whenever
YOU see Isaac HelWanger WnlsAeIa
moving YOU may know he IS either
talking OF the regular wind IS dow
ing
Slim picl5eus was a pleasant social
visitor DO the calf Ribs neiEborhood
sunday afternoon He let his mule 90
slow all the way Tor fear thal ms ne"
derby hat would Jar OF
jefferson Pa-IOCks is afraid that all
these dry" rulings are going 10 puL
n lot OF temperance lecturers out OF
business
The worlds eating system should
be put more I'm balance. Many men
whose income VIII not allow any
thing for the table more luxurious
Than bacon and potatoes marry the
best cooks iu the world while some
men. VINO can buy all the delicac-eS
Of the season get wives who cannot
even build a fire in the cook stove
A stray COW followed Yam Sims 10
the DOG FiIl church last second sun
Gay. The object OF her attention was
The zrucz collar worn By Yam mule
Cricket -cEs took his pet coon 10
Rye Straw Saturday afternoon. as q
rev champion dog IS reported 70 have
developed in that vicinity
Little Fidity Flinders spent one
night last week with his grandma IN
TlckyTle. The bright lights almost
etran-Ied him
il has been ordered that ali the
benches iu the Hog Ford church be
busted off right good next Sunday
morning, as RaZ Barlow is scheduled
10 be present in his new serge suit
Film billiard was in town yester-
day after a match
Flick HeIlWauEer- while taking
in the magic lantern show at TickviIle
saturday night. was robbed Of so
cents in change The robbers some
bow overlooked a dollar bin he had
iu the bottom Of his shoe
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-03
RESULTS BEEN
SAYS
COLORADO MAN
Gained eleven pounds on
Tanlac - Troubles are
gone now, he says.

Il IS not what the manufactures
claims Tor It, but the testimony OF the
.iau-LL pLed thousands who have been
oeneuted b. 90 that has made Tanlac
ine most famous medicine in the
world today. a. Palmer OF So. Sovfb
Pearl Street. Denver. Colorado a vel
known tailor who has been a resident
or that city for six or seven wears
lac, said;
For several years 7 have had q,
awful lot OF trouble with NV sro---
ach- Everything disagreed Win --s
and after meals 7 would get thar
pulted up, bloared feeling and beI.h
up my food sour and undigested. T
sot 70 the point where 7 was almost
AFRAID 20 eat anything because OF the
suffering 7 knew Go would cause ne
I was constipated. had terrible head
aches and my sleep was very poor.
Wy system seemed 20 be all rundown.
/ was losing weight and felt tired and
worn-out all the time ] was losing
Eround all the time and felt that IN
less I could get the right medicine
my troubles would soon become Sc
rious
Ny wife who had been keeping M
with the Iaulac testimonials per-
suaded me 10 try il and &c has not
has built me Up amazingly I have
taken three bottles and my stomach
Is now in good shape. Ny appetite
Is fine and 7 can eat what I want
without feeling a sign OF Indigestion
Ny constipation and headaches and
all that tired feeling is gone and Z
have gained eleven pounds in weight
besides TauIac has been a great
thing for me and 7 don't think any
body suffering like I did can make a
mistake by giving Do a trial. Tarlar
is sold IN IN Paso hy Kelly G. Pollard
Co.. Inc under the personal direction
81 special T1ulac reprcsentltlve.-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-03

The stove at the postofflce will be
put up soon AS usual large crowd
viii be present TO witness the uuVeil-
ing ceremonies. and 20 suggest as 10
how the pipe should be put together
slim Pickens fell off the water
wagon Saturday night He fixed j.
up by saying that even a spider web
is only as strong as its weakest spots.
Miss Flute Belcher entertained
with a birthday party last week only
her intimate friends were invited. as
i- Was nobody cl-e's business how Old
She u.s.
Hiss Eostetter Hooks has bios
soueI out as am elocutiouist. She
leaves many relatives besides a large
number Of friends
Atlas Peck has missed lot ot
straw from his straw pile on MusEet
Ridge. Suspicion rests on Miss Hos
letter Hooks. as she looked much
at church Sunday than she did the last
time anybody saw her dressed up.
Madame RumOr has IL that sidney
Hooks is going TO marry the Calf Ribs
widow. When interviewed on the
subject Sidney denied the report He
admitted however. that he had been
thinking about i- but had not thor
oughly made uu his mind
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-03
,e Episode.

IL is shame TO waste any part OF
your experience. The results of IL
are there The baseball PLAYERS fin
gers are likely to be twisted and
warped all through lie There is
a physical consequence which he can
NOT avoid Nov why. since the pro
Lesslo1 OF his youth has set its marx
upon MIN. should a man uOL he1n him
self make his mark By using his
AlOWle1ge OF that profession He
must have got something out OF ir
why waste that something
4 great many girls who have had
7f-e----4 once training write me
pan-oky letters when they are on
ne eve or marrying They know
no tll-ils ABOUT housekeeping or house
nold matters. They are terrified an
me thought o. failure in the MAXIM
OF home.
But they have a splendid equipment
-or making a home en- the fact that
Icy know how 70 work, know how
10 be orderly and how 10 arrange and
schedule business in effective fashion
All they have 70 do is TO apply brsf-
ness method TO household economies
70 bring trained inreIIi zence 10 hen
on a subject which an earnest woman
we IS quite unframed can stiu man
age 20 master.
Everything YOU DO. everything Won
think affects you for all time As
ma --er OF actual fact little u-s-I-z
called "braiutracks" are set mon
your grey matter by your thoughts
ana experience They are there like
me lraclngs on a phonoCraph strfn.
gu can use them il you want. The-
AFFECT you a little bit whether or no
you want
This suggests that since YOU never
en- Set AVA entirely from what YOU
pay TO be careful what you think ana
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-03
NEWS NOTES FROM MOVIELAND
D Dig DIX.

~ HROW away your camera, lock
Up the family album. and tear
i up your diaries The day for
such things IS past. They are merely
relics OF a soon TO be forgotten age.
such sports as trying TO snap the baby
while ae is laughing. teasing father
about that tintype. and recording the
events OF your life In the little book
marked "A lire . dsy.- are fast be-
coming obsolete
The modern picture. which has been
used FOR en-e-talr.ncur. sermons. lee
-ures and advertising. IS continual
charging its field and 5- ls predicted
b. VIII soon take the place OF the long
cherished album and its associates the
camera and diary
According 20 notices received from
film companies and motion picture
houses the day is not far of when in-
stead Of passing around the snap
shots OF your last fishing trip. YOU
viii invite the whole ueighb0rhood
20 a private screening and at your
own private projection machine you
Will turn the crank 20 exhibit your
self as the hero OF sensational trou,
catch.
Goodbye Camera.
Or perhaps. instead OF carrying a
pocket camera when YOU are on your
vacation you Will take along a mo-
ton picture machine. camera man and
director. Maybe you viii want 20
take pictures on a large scale and
viii have a camera man with you
continually so that you may leave 10
Qosterlty a few thousand miles OF
film entitled The story Of Ny Life
Although Il seems improbable here
are some Of those things which are
already being done.
"Theda Bara is having a screen
diary OF her life made. Up TO date
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-03
HOROSCOPE
Tuesday. September 4. 1917.

ember 4 1917
Late this month when Mars transits
the ksiser's ascendant he may be in
personal danger.
Likewise the king Of England comes
under a menace this autumn and may
be liable 20 serious accident
Many prophets VIII arise 70 augment
the numbsr OF latter day seers. il is
roEnosticated, and one OF these who
prociaims that this Is the new spring
time OF the world may gain many fol-
lowers after he dies early in the new
year.
The death or a famous suffrange
leader is foreshadowed. The autumn
will be marked by the loss OF a num-
Der OF women wei known for acts Of
philanthropy and charity.
There is a sign read as Indicating
sudden favor for equal suffrage after
a period of apparent loss OF prestige.
President Wilson IS warned % safe
guard his health and person and TO be
careful OF daylight perils.
Persons whose birthdate 10 is may
have an uncertain and troub Iesoue
year.
children born on this dav NAV be
rather quick tempered and hard 10
These subjects or virgo are
often ambitious but too restless 10
ucceed--CopyrIgh 1917. bv the Nc
Clure Newspaper syndicats.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-03
DR.. J. T. MCLEAN GETS A
MEDICAL CAPTAINS PAPERS

Dr. john T. Mclean. owner Of the
Mclean pharmacy. 2I3 East san
Antonio street. has received notice
that he has been given a commission
as captain in the medical reserve Of
ficers' corps. He expects 20 leave
in the near future and will dispose Of
his business here.
DR.. Mclean is a graduate OF the
army medical school AZ Washington
He served eight years as major In the
Mississippi national guard before he
came to FL Paso 10 engage in bust
ness. During a strike at water Val
lev. Miss, he was in charge Of a hos
pital which never had less than 200
patients in it.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-03
Roast Beef, Italian.

n CAST three-pound piece Of
X beef in a pan, occasionally turn
ing il from side 10 side. when
well Drowned, add a little water. salt.
pepper SIX small onions. some sliced
carrots, q Glove OF garlic. six medium
sized potatoes and return 10 She oven
till done I'm the meantime cook IN
salted boiling water three-quarters OF
g pound Of macaroni Till tender. When
the roast is done. make a brown
gravy. arrange a bed OF the macaroni
on a hot platter. place the roast in
center Of the platter Of macaroni. and
place the vegetables around the roast
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-03

Or. p. r Steveuts mas removed his
office TO the Trust building.
co. T. z. Jones, general manager Of
the Union stock yards in this city. has
returned from short business trip 10
Colorado.
Mrs. William r King, wife Of the
haberdasher. has returned from q
visit TO California, where she spent
several weeks
Among FL Paso's interesting visit
ors today is DR.. John t. Booth, OF
Cincinnati. Ohio The doctor served
in both the civil and Spanish-Ameri-
can wars
Judge P. o. Saunders. who made
his home for o years in Texas, and
has resided the past ten years IN
Mexico City, was guest at the An
Eelus last ewing en- route TO his
home.
Mrs. A. c. DeCroff, Of the Orndorff
hotel. viii arrive on the Southern
Pacific this evening from California,
where she has been visiting in com
pany with Mr.. DeGroff. who viii re-
main there several days longer.
Passenger travel through FL Paso Al
the present time. both east and Wesl
bound. is very heavy The east bound
travel is principally due TO the return
ing visitors TO the g. A r reunion.
most Of whom stop over for few
days in this city
Mrs. George Hardiker and family left
on the Z. p. & :. ". this morning Tor
Douglas. A-iz., where she goes 10 join
her husband, who for several months
has been holding the position OF man
aEer OF the Douglas lmurOT emenr
company, at Douglas
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-03

the film contains Miss Bara's arrival
on the coast. a few feet Of film show
Ing her IN costume but not acting.
and some scenery OF southern Call
fornia- She viii continue the diary
after she returns TO New York Views
viii be taken every few weeks which
viii show her daily life in the place
she lives Or visits She has a private
projection room and film vaults in
her New YORK home as well as in her
Los Angeles one.
"A recently married couple viii
leave on their honeymoon soon ac-
companied by a motion picture ca
mera and photographer. They ex-
Jecr 20 90 around the world and bring
back a film record OF their trip. The
company which is sending them is
allowing two years for the trip"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-03
A MYSTERY.

William Farnum is growing heavy
whiskers like those OF a Russian an
7Fclist or Santa Claus This is pre-
-umsnly for a photoplay he - 10 Rp-
pear in. Why this sudden demand for
realism and the fear 10 trust in the
usual stage whiskers is not explained
by William.
Recently Bill dropped over at the
Lambs club in New York IL Is told
that the veteran doorkeeper, who
knows every member By sight. failed
70 recognize him and refused to let
him enter
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-03
Bedtime Story For the Little Ones
UNCLE WIGGILY AND BILLIE'S TOOTH.
HnHNAEn r EARLs--

p "A bow and arrows, Oh, fine"
] cried Billie. and he danced up and
down until his tooth gave a jump ana
then ne held his Jaw DO ms paw
Uncle WIggIly went out lu the
woods and cut a piece OF hickory
wood for a bow. He made a string by
branding some strong grasses to-
gether-
For arrows he took Other long.
straight sticks OF wood. uotching them
on one end so they would fit on the
bow string. and making the other end
sharp so they would stick in the
ground when shot from the bow.
Now we're all ready said the
bunny rabbit to Billie Fit an ar
row 70 the string on the bow pull it
back with your paw and let go
Billie did this and the arrow shot
from the window Of the squirrel nest
house away over the garden fence
Fine cried Uncle Wiggily. shoot
another arrow, Billie
Billie did. and at last ne shot them
all far away except the last one
OF don't want TO lose this" he said
Then tie string 10 IT, advised
Uncle Wiggily. Tie a string 10 the
arrow and hold the other end OF the
string in your paw.
Billie tried TO do that, but with his
left paw holding the string. he only
had his right paw 10 shoot with, and
that was not enough
Know what 10 10 EAdLLGL co III
squirrel boy. I'll hold the arrow
string fast in nay mouth and then I
can have both paws free TO shoot with
one TO hold the bow and the other
the arrow
Fine cried Uncle WigEily-
So Billie. tying one end OF the
string on the arrow, held the other
end OF the string between his teeth.
Then he pulled back the bow and let
the arrow go
"Whiz." il shot away over tree.
"Twang,' went the string is the ar
row pulled on it,
Ouch" cried Billie. There goes
my aching tooth, The arrow string
got tangled around IL and pulled il
out. Oh, how glad I am" And his
tooth was really pulled out by the
shooting arrow.
Now you can 60 TO school" said
Uncle WisEily. and I guess he knew
all the while that Billy's tooth might
be pulled by the flying arrow that
way
Anyhow. n the man washing our
automobile doesn't pull il through the
Wringer and make II come out all
squeezed like a stepped-on tin horn.
the next story will be about Uncle
WicEily and the cake Of soap Copy
right. 1917, hy Mcclure Newspaper
Syndicate.1
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-03


sTROLOGERs read this as an
a unlucky day. for Mars. Jupiter
L 4 the sun and Uranus are all ad-
verse.
II is a sway making Tor disaster
and disappointment and great caution
should be used in all matters OF i'm
portance.
There is not > favorable outlook for
the military during this configuration.
The loss OF an officer or man high in
authority is presaged
Whoever rules should safeguard his
dominions while today's signs have
power. This applies to the United
states as wei as to Europe.
u Is a most menacinE planetary
government for all who seek office or
place. influence or favors
Uranus appears 10 indicate that
there Will be trouble in civil life. as
vel as in the army and navy from
those who are suddenly vested with
authority
saturn and Uranus will continue to
give the kaiser much trouble These
stars have a peculiar influence over
the king Of Austria, who may lay
down his scepter and his life.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-03

ike q different woman, and now have
q healthy little baby girl and DO all my
house work. I viii always praise Lydia
E. Pinkhsm's Vegetable Compound 70
women who suffer as I did. - Mrs.
ALToND. CAKES, Fort Fairfield, Maine.
When q remedy has lived for forty
years, steadily growing in popularity
and influence, and thousands upon
thousands Of women declare they owe
their health TO it. is it not reasonable
TO believe that It is an article Of merit
IF YOU want special advice write To
Lydia E. Pinkhsm Medicine Co. (coni.
dentisD, Lynn, Mass. Your letter viii
be opened and read by women only.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-03

by female troubles
so / was unable to
do ny house work.
I took treatments
for it but received
no help whatever.
Then some Of my
friends asked why
I did not Try Lydis
E. Pinkhsm' sVege
table Compound. J
did so and ny back
ache soon disap-
peared and I felt
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-03
LUBBOCK HAS HEAVY RAIN;
SUFFICIENT TO MAKE CROPS

Lubbock. Tex. Sept 5-Another
rain. amounting 70 almost two inches
and OF a general nature. fell here sun
day The precipitation viii be SUI
ficLent 10 finish the crops In certain
sections the outlook is bright for good
yields.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-03
Beauty Chats
Another Good Exercise.

~ MOVING that most women dis
x Ike to take exercise 10 improve
~ their looks or their health. try
10 give as few as possible. Yet there
Is one so good that I want 10 talk
about IT,
Tt consists IN standing-attired
loosely in a negligee or corsetleSs
sown-a few feet away from a chair.
The hands are placed on the back
Of the chair, as a support. and then,
the back being kept straight. the
body rises on the toes and leans over
20 The chair Then 10 IS Strengthened
Up TO normal standing posture.
Now this is begun by standing two
or three feet away from the chair,
but each day the distance should be
increased. till you stand at arms
length and nave quite distance 10
lean. AS you 80 forward, the elbows
are bent, OF course, the chest is pushed
out and the shoulders back There is
a distinct pun on the muscles OF the
abdomen and sack-in way. this
exercise does You all the benefits OF
swimming stroke, FOR the chest and
shoulders are exercised
This IS good for round shoulders.
fiat chest. undeveloped bust. hollow
exercise being corrective Is good
for the woman with a roll Of loose
flesh over the top OF her corset.
Try 10 a dozen times, morning or
night. and practice deep breathing
exercises at the same time.
Questions and Answer
C. B--Get a doctor to remove the
blood wa-t.
schoolgirI-If your face is not ma
ture IN expression. wear your hair
fluffsd around your face. and in a
loose curl down your back II #
looks better done up, fluff IL all
around the face. and make a simple
knot IN back
You viii find that all shades OF
pink except vivid ones make your
cheeks pinker and prettier, and that
any brown but light shades viii be
becoming. You can wear practically
anything but insipid pale colors. and
very violent ones-cerise. purple, etc.
For pallid colOrs will make you look
characterless. and violent ones will
overshadow your PERSONALITY by their
own strength.
Needy-Don't reduce your bust. 70
has simply developed ahead OF YOU.
when you are fully developed Il won't
be too large This is a common fault
al Is. II your sister will not abstain
from sweets she cannot reduce. Sweets
contain more fat building power than
any other foods
Loreeta-If you want 70 get a d.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-03

Nearly 300 women are now en-
ployed in the operating department
OF the Pennsylvania railroad
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-03
LUBBOCK COMPANY GOES
To CAMP BOWIE SUNDAY

Lubbock, Tex Sept 3.-The Lub-
book company OF the Texas infantry
entrained Sunday for camp Bowie
Several thousand people Joined in a
public farewell The company com
posed OF 146 enlisted men. in addition
10 officers.