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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-10-10
MICHAELIS LOSES OUT
Chancellor Fails to Get Vote of Conf
dencc from Reichstag.

Amsterdam, Oct 1O.-Both major
ity and minority Socialist parties vot-
ed today against vote of confidence
in Chancellor Michaelis, according to
a Berlin dispatch
Approve His Explanation.
Berlin, via London, Oct. 1O.-The
German press with the exception of
Vorwaerts and the Tageblatt expresses
satisfaction over settlement of the
crisis precipitated by Vice Chancellor
Helfferich's refusal to reply to the in
terpellation accusing him of actively
encouraging propaganda of the pan
Germanist Fatherland party.
Chancellor Michaelis' explanation
of the matter and the promise that
the government would show no par
TALLY to any political party are ac-
cepted by the German press as the
best way out of the controversy.
Def for Enemies.
Amsterdam, Oct. 10.-The German
chancellor, DR.. George MichaeIis. in
speaking of peace today. according to
advices reaching here today. said that
as long as Germany's enemies demand
any German soil, as long as they tried
to drive a wedge between the German
people and their emperor, peace was
impossible.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-10-10

The Mistletoe club will meet Thurs
day afternoon at the home of Mrs
T. E. johnson, 41S Polk street.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-10-10

The ladies of the G. A r. will give
a dinner at 1880 o'clock tomorrow
afternoon at their hall on East Sixth
street.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-10-10

The police today arrested John
Kaberlein on a charge of breaking
and entering a Rock Island box car.
1t is alleged that Kaberlein stole po-
tatoes FROM the car Kaberlein lives
in North Topeka.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-10-10

Fire Chief Joseph Hanlon, of To-
peka, spoke Tuesday at the annual
convention of the state fire chiefs at
Wichita on "A Brief History of the
Firemen's Relief Fund"
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-28
Kontesty
0 PUHAR SWElTzERA.
KUBA POKONAL PIERWSZYCH
RYWALI w GREE o PUHAR
ROBERTA SWEITZERA.
* q *

Ubieglej nledzieli popoiudniu ma
boisku wfasnem PREY 42ej l Chicago
ave-. d~ziewiatka Kuby pl n. ,RO>
MEOS" pokonaia tegiCh rywali z
klubu Eagle P. c." W grze punkta-
mi II do g..
Des Jardien, byiy czionek ~slawnej
dziewiatki Uniwersytetu Chicago
skiego i do niedawna rzucacz die
wiatki ..Mohawks" W lidze chicago
skiej, wystepowai W konteScie wyzej
wymienionym Pc stronie Kuby i je-
mu to po czeSci nalezy sic uznanie "a
wy9rana. Rzucaf on doskonale i tyl-
ko dzieki omylkom popetnionym
przez niekt6rych pilkarzy Kuby tam
ci p~otrafili zdobyC W 9 punktow.
w czterech pierwszych kolejkach gra
cze Kuby zdobyli az IL pnnktow
przez podbiCie tegie piiki s ray
zdobycie take az s ~spacerow, dzleki
4 omy}kom popelnionym przez ryWa-
Ii, przez skradzenie 4 met, 3 dixie
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-28

rzuty i uderzenie pilkarza przez rzu-
cacza oraz jedna pike puszczona
wolno przez rywala.
f. Jameson, jak zawsze przodo-
wal W podbijaniu pifki, ola swoich,
zdobywajac jedno ~podbicie ma cztery
mety, jedno ma dwie / jedno ma pole
adyncza mete; zdobyi on take try
(punkta sam W czasie szeSciu stawah
do podbijania piiki. Williams take
zdobyi try uderzenia.
Pc stronie rywali Christensen !
H. Stranger zdobyli kazdy pc try
uderzenia. Majac rzucacza Des Jar
diena z SODA Kuba pewien moze znow
bye zdobycia puharu Sweitzera i to-
go sezonu. RAPPORT CRY w cyfrach ia
1T.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-28

. 3 0 0 0 l l IL
Eagles r. c.:
5000 OO24-
Skradzione mety: H. Stanger. R.
Ryan, Williams Q. Meinke.
Uderzenia ma dwie mety: F. ia
mieson, R. Ryan.
Uderzenia ma try metycmfwvpmf
Uderzenia ma cztery mety: F. ia
nilsson.
Wymachanych: przez Simmonsa 8
rrzez Des Jardien'a .; przez Funk'a
5.
Wolne mety ma pilki: cd Simmons
c; cd Des Jardien 6; cd Funka 8.
Uderzony pilka przez rzucacza
Simmons'a - H. Jameson.
Gas cry: $3.50. widow: 1000.
Sedziowie cry: Raggo j Flair.
EnuyAISE
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-28
Bacznose POlscy Kre-
glarze.

Czionkowie zeszforocznei ligi
piatek kreglarzy polskich proszeni
So o przybycie na posiedzenie ia
kie sic odbedzie w sail klubowej
W kregielni Universal" prey Mil
waukee, Robey i North aves., w
przysziy czwartek wieczorem, d.
30go sierpnia.
Ma posiedzenie to przybyc po-
winni reprezentanci zeszio rocz--
Rych piatek jak Kazimierzowia-
ME, Wojciechowianie, Maryano--
wianie. gleglarze z Helenowa,
Stanisiawowa i Jadwigowa. Re
prezentanci innych klubow kre--
glarskich MECH sic take stawia.
ma to posiedzenie.
siedzenie.
P~osiedzenie rozpocznie sic o
godzinie $50 punkt.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-28
A. A. al
g IKE IKE
PAPA" GREJCZYK WYGRYWA.
%9

Dziewiatka Grejczyka pm. Ideals
pokonala ubieg}ej niedzieli pepoiu-
dniu rywali z klubu nMerrimacs"
punktami 5 do 3 W pierwszym kon-
tescie sezonu dziewiatek o puhar
Sweitzera. Manazer dziewiatki zwy-
ciqskiej, Grejczyk w piatej kolejce
CRY tel po zdobyciu uderzenia bez--
piecznego zadziwii widow umiejet-
noscia skradania met, gdyl zaraz po
uderzeniu pilki skradl mete druga.
Baude ~odznaczyi sic W podbijaniu
Ola dziewiatki Grejczyka zdobyi
on jedno podbicie ma cztery mety,
iedno ma dwie mety i'jedno ma mete
pojedyhcza.
Mankut Zwiefka rzucal ola klubu
Ideals. doskonale do kolejki Smej
gdy to trzecio stanowy z klubu wy
grywajacego popelnil az try omyiki
kosztowne dzieki kt6rym rywale po-
trafili zajac wszystkie mety. Moro
ney, chwytacz klubu przegrywajace-
90, korzystajac z chwiloEego. zamle-
s1ania jake natenczas powstaio. pod
bija pike ma dEie mety I " ten spo-
sob ppsy1a tzech kDles6E do mety
dnmpwej z trzsma punktzmi- ZT1ef-
ka do owej fatatnej knheih zezwoIh
rywRlDm ma zdntycie trzach bezpiecz-
uych udnrzn1, i wymaEhRa fGh az je-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-28
Bacznos6 Kreglarze Iii
gi North West.

w przysziy piatek wieczorem,
II. dnia Sligo sierpnia, w sail kre-
gielni UNIVERSAL PREY zbiegu u
lie Milwaukee, Robey i North
ave-, odbedzie sic pierwsze posie-
dzenie piate'. nalezacych do Ligi
kreglarzy zwanej ,,North-Wes'
Bowling League"
Ma posiedzenie ktore rozpocz-
ME sic o godzinie S-mej punkt,
zaproszeni So WSZYSCY czion-
kowie ligi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-28
Ludzie Nerwowi

powinni brac Severy Nervoton.
Potwierdza to p. Andrea Raj
max, 1910 Mine str, No. l., Tyler,
"a, donoszac nam, re ,,po zazy-
III Severy Nervotonu, poczul sic
epiej", teraz poleca go ludziom
slabym i nerwowym. Severy Ner-
voton jest rzeczywiScie. Srodkiem
przynoszacym ulge w przygne-
Gieniu duchownem, bezsennosci,
wyczerpan;u nerw6w, histeryi i
nerwowosci. Cena $1.00 - we
wszystkich aptekach. Domagaj-
Gle sic tylko nSevery Nervotonu."
- w. F. Severa Co., Cedar Ra-
pids, Iowa.
(Ogl.)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-28
Cragin Eagles:

Cragin Eagles:
0 5 1 0 5 4 -13
White Shields:
0 0 0 0 1 2 4 . 10
Skradzione mety: Cragin Eagles 5
- White. Shields g..
Wymachanych: przcz Greenwalda
6; przez M~alley'ego 4; przez Snyder'a
/.
Wolne mety ma piiki: Cd Green
wllda /; przez Malley'ego ..
Uderzeni pilka przez rzucacza
Greenwald'a, Mccarthy i Potter.
Gas cry: 2:15. Widow: 500.
Sedzia cry: Foss.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-28
CHRISTENSEN TAXI:
TRZYNASTKA OLA CRAGINCZH-
KGW sZCZESLIWA.
& ak

Dziewiatka polska W Cragin z klu-
bu ,,Cragin Eagles" pokonala ubieg-
lei niedzieli po~poludniu dziewiatke p.
n. White Shields" W grze W pike
metowa punktami Is do 10. Widac,
IL ,,1S" ola naszych zuch6w okazafa
sic szczeSliwa. Cyfry z kontestu tego
rozegranego ma boisku Craginczy--
kow PREY Long i Fullerton ave-, W
Cron;p fokio.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-28
CHRISTENSEN DOKONAL SWEGO.

Zapowiedziany popis atlety szwedz-
kiego, Chris ChriStensena odDyf sic w
ubiegIei niedzieli. Christensen potratlf
uiechac jedna mile na bicyklu la to-
RE w Grant parku, poczcm ma tym sa-
mym torze przebiegi jedna peina mile,
Il potcm zwolniwszy trOche, przeszedf
jedna mile, zako1czywszy sw6j spacer
pred domem klubu atletyczneSo
,,Sportsmen's A. c., PREY Randolph
ulicy. Tu straci1 on 33 sekundy upusci-
wszy wios}o do rzeki, ale wydOstawsZy
takowe, udaf sic ma przejazdzke w f0d-
re take ma dystans jednej mill kohl
czac PREY moScie PREY Rush ul., gdzle
tez wskoczyf do woody i przepiynaf je-
dina mile do mostu PREY Madison ulicy.
Prey zakonczeniu wydobyli go poll
cyanci z woody i W swej }odzi motoro-
wei przywiezli ChriStensena do brze-
gu.
REKORD CHRISTENSEN TAXI:
Ujechai ma bicyklu l mile W 3:l7 20.
Przebiegf 1 mile W 5:33 3-5.
Przeszedi 1 mile W 9:25 Is.
Przeiechaf ma f6dce l mile W 1880
as.
Przepiynaf 1 mile W 1853 2-5.
Razem Gale ) mil Christensen zro-
bill w 81 minutach ! 46 % sekundach,
tax jak przepowiedzial byi ubieglego
piatku.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-28

PRANIE DARMO

Ably szybko zapoznac u. t.. o..
(energyJ Laundry Tablets z 100000
wiecel gospodyn chicagoskicn daaly
hazdemu paclHe darmo; wystafcZy
ma tednotygodn.owe prGnie. y. X. IT,.
oszSzedza wan 81 prUcent ma myd!e'
pierre bieIiIne cLysto Uez tafc.a.
Me bedzie wiecej ~bolacycn rak am
zmeczonych grzbietow. Przeszio &c.,
600 gospodyh obnizy}o swa prace do
nova 0 80 procent "a pomoca y. X.
G.. Wytnijoie 10 ogioszen!e | wezcie
do waszego grosernlka dzisiaj. a on
VAIN da bezplatna prGbHe. ktora wy
starczy ma jedno tygodn!owe pra--
ME. Jezel! on go ME ma w Zapasie
przySlljc!e nam jego nazw!sko z &c
Una czkiem ma ~opiacenie przesyfK'
probkl darmo. Adres: Farquhar -
Moon Mfg. Co., 140 w. Van Buren,
at. Chicago. Te!efon Wabash 4O12.
Marka ochronna nizej podana jest
wasza proteAcya.
k4E$a
LAUNDRY
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-19
IN ROLLER CHAIR
AND BED2 YEARS
Mrs. Wilson gave up all
hope gains Is pounds on
Tanlac and is well and
happy.

For two years I spent ali my time
either in the hospital, in BED. or IN
rolling chair. and during that time l
vas given up to die and I don't guess
I would be here now II il hadn't been
for Tanlac" said Mrs. E. o. Wilson
Hrs Wilson is welI-known in Atlanta,
aer husband having been employed D[
The Constitution for a number OF
I waz a great sufferer from chronic
Indigestion" continued Mrs Wilson,
and don't guess anybody ever had 70
20 through with what 7 did 1 was
very weak and nervous, and at times
had those dreadful smothering sensa-
tons TO the point Of faIndng. had
dreadful headaches severe pains IT my
back and over NY kidneys and my
lcints ached all the tine. For two
years I had 10 live entirely on boiled
milk, toast and soft boiled eggs, and
even that didn digest well and would
sour on my stomach 1 didn't know
what IL was 10 get 2 good nights
sleep. I took one kind OF medicine
after another until our house was al
most filled with empty bottles, but in
stead Of Improving 7 was getting worse
XII the time Finally they took ne 10
lie hospital for treatment, and ! lay
there for five long months, but even
that didn't make me well Il was
taking nearly every cent OF my hus-
bands wages 10 pay my doctor and
dug bills-Our drug bill alone
amounted 10 81 or SIS q month. and
one doctor Dill amounted 10 Slus-
1t looked ike everything had
failed 70 help me, and I had about
aIven NJ all hope when one day my
husband brought 2 bottle OF Taniao
rome with him and asked ne 20 take
e. He said he had been reading and
Tearing a lot of good things about IL.
and didn't see any reason why Il
ahOulcn't help me was confined 10
NY rolling chair when I began taking
il
DO I TOOK like an invalid now2
certainly don't feel like one, and I
2ave actually gained twenty-five (25l
1Cunds on eleven bottles Of Tanlac, and
eel as well as I ever did in my life.
can eat anything / want-such things
IS meat, turnips, hard-Doiled eggs
cont hurt ne a particle, and ! sleep
3 good as I did when I was q girl
p ny teens. 7 can't get about as well
- anybody and Just the other day I
walked down town, and am running
around the neighoorhood calling on
ny friends nearly all the time now.
[ haven't a pain about me. 1 believe
am the happiest woman IN Atlanta.
and think 7 have a right 10 be.
mink my recovery Is almost a miracle,
@nd everybody IN our neighborhood
thinks the same
Tanlac is sold IN e Psso b. Kelly
* Pollard and Peoples Drug Store
advertisement.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-19
IMPERSONATES
4 RICH AUNT
Fritz Fields Makes Hit For
Teal: Little Paige Girl
Real Actress.

While Spud Wilson Fritz Flelds)
may not possess the voice or figure OF
Julian Eltinge, his inpersonation OF a
rich aunt Sunday night at the Craw-
ford theater was sufficient TO create
one continuous laugh FOR several hu--
dred theatergoers Ny Aunt Kitty
this weeks offering A. the Crawford
by the Raymond Teal company. is typ
ically a Teal comedy.
ImPersOnateS TOrreon Aunt.
Fields is q college yell leader. who
has volunteered TO play female role
ia a play. when he IS met by mis- friend,
Charley Chase tHomer Long, and asked
t9 imDersonate MS rich aunt Mrs
Kitty Alvarez. Of Torreon. Mex. who
failed 20 arrive on time Fields agrees,
and the audience is kept in continu
Gus laughter by his clever impersona-
ton and "humbuEEinS" Of Hiram
Granger Troy KinslOUl, who Is the
guardian Of Amy Spragu5 Hazel Lake.
whom Long wants 10 marry.
The genuine Mrs Alvarez (Cori1ue
Carkeekl even tually appears and q
number OF explanations result.
Many Good Musical Numbers.
The musical numbers were many and
good. Miss Pansy DeLacour and the
the second number. Could You Love
Little Boy Like Ne" while Miss Walsh
and the "ducklngs" also made de-
cided lit in Could You Hold a Million
Girls" ION Lake Cham0lain," sung
by a sextet consisting OF Long. Harris
and Kinslow. and Misses Mamay, Bar
6er and NandervOrt. was well received
Miss Hazel Lake had two good num-
hers, u Never Knew and 'RaEtialc
Bali"
The scenery was painted b. Art Pail
lips, assisted By E. F Upton
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-19
CITY PEOPLE ON ST. PATRICK'S
PROGRAM OF FIFTH CAVALRY

St Patrick's day was celebrated Sat
urday night by the knights Of Colum-
bus OF the cavalry division with an
entertainment given by Mai Timothy
P. o'Keefe. chaplain OF the regiment.
in the open near the knights OF
Columbus hall in camp Stewart
Carroll Roman sang Miss Margaret
Hines recited. Miss Faye Tulious sang
accompanied by Miss Blanche Roe on
the piano. Mrs. J. V. Montague rectted.
The fifth cavalry band, under the lea
dership OF u. J. Kain, played Irish
airs.
4 talk on the past and present and
the future possibilities OF Ireland was
given BY H .. Slater.
Miss Florence LeBaron and Miss
Marghretta LeBaron arranged the pro-
gram for Rev Father O'Keefe. The
entertainment was very largely at
tended and the majority Of the men
wore bits OF green ribbon on their coats.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-19
Lodges and Clubs.

Mrs. Maud Fieheke was received as 2
circle. al the meeting Saturday night
held In The Odd Fellows hall she was
transferred from the grove Al Dallas
Mrs Elizabeth Hughes was initiated
rs a new member at this meeting The
drill team Of the grove is planning 70
attend the state convention OF the Or
der in q body go
The Woodmen OF the World VIII
hold their state convention al Waco
Texas, March -. The delegates from
Fl Paso who viii 20 to the convention
are Mesdames J. II. Biggs. Frank ID
Scotch. l. G. Malone and c. Z Meme
mar. representing Willow grove; MS
e. y. Holford Manchester grove' Mrs
Y. W Bradley, Alta Vista grove; Mrs
Doris Duncan, Tsleta grove; Mrs Bessie
Shinn, Alameda grove: MS Julia n
sharp, OF Roswell. \. NJ, who IS dis
rrict manager OF west Texas and state
manager Of New Mexico, VIII represent
Texas and New Mexico Mrs Jetiie
Miller viii attend the convention as Q
visitor
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-19
Ell PASOANS AS ADVISORS
TO PURCHASING QUARTERMAST

r 3. Orndorff. expresident of the
chamber OF commerce, has received a
request from the president OF the
Chamber or Commerce OF America to
appoint five FL Pasoans TO act, in an
advisory capacity to the purchasing
Quartermaster at this point The let
ter states that secretary Of war Baker
has asked that this be done in every
city in the country where there is a
purchasing qUartermaster. The board
IS to serve with the quartermaster IL
passing upon the quality and price OF
tAs articles purchased and with the
boards backing, the quartermaster
may buy in an emergency without
advertising for bids. Mr.. Orndorff will
turn the matter over 10 president J.
81 Wyatt. OF the chamber of commerce.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-19
EDWIN Schultz CONTRACTS
FOR HOME ON TULAROSA

Edwin Schultz has contracted with
the Anderson-Filler company 10 erect
for him e handsome new home in the
500 block On Tularosa street The
building viii cost 5000
The old structure having been re
moved from the southwest corner OF
Overland and san Jacinto street, the
work Of erection viii begin this week
Tor the new three story block TO be
erected on that corner by Laskin Bros.
The contract price for the new build
ing IS $4,000. The front viii be fin.
ished with marble
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-19
SHEEP AND GOAT RATES
ARE EOINn NRE son ALL. 4

Washington. . c.. March 19-
Freight rates on sheep and goats from
Utah, Idaho and Oregon points on the
Oregon short line railroad 10 Los An
seles were found today 70 be unreal
sonaole by the interstate commerce
commission
Rates for sheep and goats not higher
than those On cattle and rates on hogs
not 10 exceed 80 per cent Of the rates
on cattle were ordered Present rates
on cattle and calves were sustained.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-19
.SOCLETY'S DOLNCS|
The Arn1g.

Capt Richmond Smith. OF the sixth
infantry, has gone on a short leave OF
absence to San Francisco, Calf
Lieut.. and Mrs. Henry 3. Lewis viii
leave about March %, for san Fran
cisco, from which port they viii sail
10 Honolulu Lieut. Lewis has been
recently transferred from the Goth in
fautry 10 the First infantry. stationed
At SchJfield barracks. Honolulu. They
were 10 have gone a short time ago,
but Lieut.. Lewis met with an accident
that delayed them. Lieut.. Lewis has
been one OF Gen George Bell, jr's,
aids
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-19
FIRE IN MILLS BUILDING
STOPPED WITH LITTLE DAMAGE

The Central ire Companies were
called 70 the Mills building at 3:25
Monday morning. q fire having started
on the eighth floor in the janitor's
store room, among some papers and
trash. The damage was very little. il
was said
Fire at the home Of r I. Calhoun,
507 South Campbell street, caused from
a gasoline stove, was put out with
buckets About SIS damage was done.
II was reported Calhoun. asleep. was
said 10 have been nearly suffocated be-
fore he was rescued.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-19
Man Says Cannot Sleep;
Birds In His Heart Sing

Declaring ne cannot sleep because the
birds in his heart are always sing
Ing" William Murphy was brought TO
this city Saturday by deputy sheriff
Bob Carr. from Clint, Texas, and placed
in the county Jail
Justice of the peace a J Hall or
dered the man committed and an effort
ie being made TO locate his relatives.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-19
Record For Destitution;;
Forty Men Arrested Are
Found to Assav 10 Gents

Chicago, IL, March Is.-What prob
ably is a record for financial strin-
gency was established here when 40
men who we're arrested for disturbance
in the office OF q hotel we're searched
az the Clark street police station. The
total resources of the 30 were ten cents ,
in cash and small bottle OF whisky.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-19
HPdSoonS Returning.

Dr. and Mrs T. G Liddell are expect
ed to return TO FL Paso soon from
Houston. where they have been for
some time While there. Mrs. Liddell
was entertained quite a bit. Among
the delightful affairs recently given
for her were z high five party. given
by Mrs o. s Williams. and a dinner
party given at the home of Mrs. Leslie
Rutherford, by Mrs. Rutherford and
Mrs A Falk
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-19
MOTHER SUPERIOR
says VinoI Creates stFengtL.

Rosary Hill Home. Hawthorne, n Y.
7 have used vinol for many run
down, weak or emaciated patients with
benefit One young woman was so
weak and i'll she could hardly creep
20 my door for aid. ] supplied Vinol
70 her literally and IN q month I hard
y recognized her She was strong.
her color charming and her cheeks
rounded out"-MOTHER n. ALPHON-
81 LATHROP. 0. S. D
We guarantee Vinol TO sharpen the
appetite. aid digestion. enrich the blood
md create strength Kelly & Pollard
- Paso, Texas. also at the leading
orUg stores IN all Texas toWus.-Ady.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-19
THE TNIoTE.

4 Lonesome Luke comedy. entitled
-Luke's Lively Life" the Pathe Weekly
and Mutt and JEFF VIII prove q most
enjoyable show today "Luke's Lively
Life Is {. comedy that really lives w.
10 the word comedy After seeing
this comedy you viii say that you have
had more hearty laughs than you have
had in q picture show Tor NAM Lav.
Come and be couvirced.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-19

presented BY the Audra Alden player
- the Texas Grand theater sunday
night
The Prince Chap is q story OF tha
artist quarter life in London. Tt is
capably handled by the trOup and Miss
Alden. The portrayal OF Claudia the
artists ward. is especially well done
William Winterhoff IS William PeE-
ION" and George MurcOck's character
part OF the English butler did most oe-
serving work in the play. Miss Alden
is well supported by her company
J 2 P
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-19
ALL CouEDY am Al BIIo,

An amusing program viii be present
ed at the BiJOur today, with She favorite
comedy team. Ham and Bud. in a side
splitting release. headline the bill
Coming tomorrow. The Vanishing
Woman" Is uarrisce sacrede See T..
"Wednesday. the Fox comedy Wiu De
here. Don't miss this one. See the
posters n the LOBBY. It's q scream
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-19
All Fat People
Should Know This

TIE world owes debt Of grstituds 70 the
author o. the now famous Na-zaola PIE
se-iption. and is stiu ulo-s indebted fc- the
reduction Of this harmless. effective OBESITY
remedy 10 tablet fo-1n- Marnola PreScrlp-
tiOn Tablets con low be obtained at ali drug
stores. OF by writing direct 10 Iarmols Co.
654 Woodward Ave. Detroit Mich. ana
their reasonable price (75 cents for a large
easel leaves no excuse for dieting OF violent
exercise for the reduction Of the oTerfa-
body % normal proportions.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-19
About ELPasoa1s.

II Loswenstein. who has been SICK
with pneumonia for some tine mas re-
Covered and Is up and about again
Mrs. Y. z. Raggio. Mrs W P. 3. Aic-
Sain, Mrs. Fred Kuollenberg ana little
daughter. Elizabeth, and Mrs @ a
Martin and little son. Chris motored Up
~ valley Monday 70 the home Of Mrs
a. s. : Eylar near Anthony and spent
the day.