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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1917-08-03
Flags That Float
For Woman Suffrage


Nearer.
Flags Of % nations waved before
the Senate of the United States on
April Goth, as visible reminder that
all these nations have given full OF
partial suffrage to the women of theil
countries by parliamentary procedure
The countries are: Great Britain, In
Guiding England, Ireland, Scotland,
Wales, Canada, Australia, New Zeal
and. india. Honduras, South Africa;
Scandinavia, including Norway, swe
den, Denmark, Finland, Iceland
France; Russia; Netherlands, Mexico:
Porto Rico; Hawaii; Burmah.
Mrs. Carrie Chapman Gait appeared
at the Senate hearing. in behalf Of
tho Federal Suffrage Amendment
lanked by these 70 hags, as a con
crete illustration Of the fact that In
no country except the United States
are women forced to seek political
freedom by referendum to a genera
electorate.
Since January l., 1917, the franchise
has been conferred upon the womer
of Ontario, Canada, by act of the pro
vincial legislature.
Municipal Suffrage for French anc
italian Women.
After eleven years of waiting
French women have this year seer
their municipal suffrage bill favorably
voted on by the Universal Suffrage
Committee of the Chamber of Depu
ties: This bill when passed, will give
French women municipal franchise
and municipal eligibility. Its reporter,
Pierre Etienne Flandin, deputy from
the Yonne, believes that it's chances
of passage are good and that, once
passed, the vote for national repre-
sentatives will soon be added.
On May 5th, Premier Boselli OF
Italy had this to say about the bill
for woman suffrage presented by
Deputy Muratelli to the Italian Parlia.
ment: "As far as the vote for mu.
nicipal elections is concerned I do
not think there can be either doubt
or delay in giving it on the same
conditions as it is given to men,"
What tho President Eats.
President Wilson is only one Of the
famous trenchermen who have Occu-
pied the White House since the days
Of Washington, and is also one of q
number now prominent In the social
life of the capital.
The president is extremely fond Of
highly seasoned foods, cakes, sweets
Of all kinds and spices. This sort OF
diet, according to the best medical ad.
vices, tends to have anything but .
sweet effect upon ones disposition. It
Is reported that the chief executives
prediction for such foods was more
or less responsible for several little in
cidents which received notoriety when
he first entered Office, and which
ceased suddenly when DR.. (and Rear
Admirably Cary T. Grayson began to
prescribe more fresh air and more
simple diet for his distinguished pa
tient.-Elisha Hanson, in Cartoons
Magazine.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1917-08-03

Gfles-So you've got post in the
bank, eh? I suppose it was partly be.
cause you knew the manager.
Harris-Partly that and partly be
cause he didn't know me.-New York
Times.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1917-08-03
FRIDAY. AUGUST 40 8, 1917.
Their Suffrage Promise
A Moral Obligation to
Oklahoma Legislators
Mr.. Lucas, First Woman to Enroll
. Bill, Extols Political
Leaders.

Mr. Lucas, First Woman to Enroll
. Bill, E,etols Political
Leaders.
A Political promise il no scrap Of
paper to Oklahoma legislators. An
overwhelmingly Democratic legisla-
tnre demonstrated what President
Wilson calls tho moral Obligation" Of
As st. Louis national suffrage plank
By adopting the Oklahoma suffrage
aaendment resolution in both heusss
u March Of this year.
Back Of Oklahoma's recent suffrage
victory is story Of mans humanity
and, gratitude to woman. It is told
BY Mrs. Frank B. Lucas Of Oklahoma
City, who claims the distinction Of
being the only woman to enroll log.
is1ative measure. Enrolling an act,
Mrs. Lucas explains, is the final dis.
position made Of a successful meas
ure.
"Why did they permit me to do it,"
said Mrs. Lucas. Because they knew
I understood the procedure. 1t is my
vocation to compile, annotate and
citate laws. The legislators let me
enroll the suffrage bill because they
knew I could be trusted not to alter
4 word or line. Never was 50
tempted! The resolution had been
amended to permit women to vote at
the primaries but the amendment had
been lost l did want to see that
amendment 60 in"
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1917-08-03
Consistent.

C0nSIStent.
MARY" said the sick man. Il WISH
you'd take my dress suit out in tho
yard and burn 1t"
"Why?" she asked.
swell, 1 never did like that outfit.
and If I should die want to be ao-
solutely sure that you won't bury
me In IT."
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1917-08-03
Results From Road Drag.

The systematic use Of the road
drag will give better results for the
money spent than any other method
of maintaining an earth road, and
costs from $40 to SIS per mile per year
In Illinois, provided the road has been
properly built.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-10-25
aeIen iptr Sas Bud, arfmerfram

2efen iptr Sas Bud arfmerfIdm
burb, 70 finben mir, bab fat isbes Der
erreihbaren Gbiere iresnb ettpas in bi:
qlpotbete liefsrn mubte, ipenn es niht
gang unb gar perarbeitet tpurbe. Mu9
isbi finb nod Tbisre unb t9ieriid9e
Stpffe offieinelI, tpie 3. 9. Walratb
Wabs, Sals, Sdipsinsfett. WolIfett.
2ebertbran. Sale, pepiin. Sepid, Wos
fhus. Godsnille, &antbariben, 8luts
egel Ii. a. m. Bon hem WuIt absr iinb
mir bsfreit. GslbIt Der 8Iutssel fii6rs
elm befhdulidsres OaIsin als friibsr.
9lls bas 4berldHsn unb S9rDpfen
nod rs9t i'm Sdpangs mar = bsute
sibt es iiinaere 9tersts, bic nod ME els
men gberlab gsIeben baben =, iparen
bic 9lutegeI bic britten i'm Yunbe, ben
&rdnfen ienen beionberen Saft au ents
sieben, ben bic glerste beute ielbit Bel
ben bfutiaiten Sperationen fd9pnen. ipie
fie muir t0nnen. Sn ben Barrier Spis
tdlern, bumdls ben erDbten Der Welt,
tpurben allein bon 1929 Bic 1886 iG6rz
lid 5 Bis 6 Millipnen 8lutsasl ber=
bruuht, bic aIliGbrlidh 100 Gentnsr
8lut iOsen. 9(us biei.yl 8eiipiele uno
aus bem 8ube, bus gu biefsr 9eipres
dung 9lnlaB CAB. erfetsn mir. tpslhen
Wanbel bic Ir5neifpiiIenf9aft burGs
sumu4en i'm Stunbe mar gum Gegsn
Der MeniGbeit, unb baraus lGbt ii1
fpeiter I9lieBenb fragen, pb es ni4t
aud gum Seile Der @Dltsr gereiden
fpiirbe, ipenn StarrIinn unb Gigenz
fDpfigfeit auf unberen Gebisten. ipis
3. 9. Staatspirtbidaft II. bgl.. ii9
@rtenntnib Der 3eiten fiioten2
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-10-25
mapoleom ser Griac als Saser.

Satte &aiIer Hapoleon nur einig.
stunben frei, 70 bssab er ii1, lin su
laeen, in's 8pts be 8oulogne, mo 5u
Der 3sit nod Wilbitano mar, unb elmer
anisrsr 9robndter tonnts nod sraGbI.n
bon elmer 8esesnuns nit benz taiierlis
ben Sdser I'M 8ois, Der, un3ufrieoen
nit ieinem Sasberfolse, i'm @orbsises
ben faete: nS4lehte Sago, beute iit's
gar nidts." Sn SontainebIsu, Rams
bpuillet unb Gompiegne paren feline
groBe Sagben. Gpbalb man in bieien
9sgenben Ra9ri9t iiber ben CUR Sagbs
partie feItgeIebtsn Sag erbalten bate,
liefen bic 4rbsiter unb 8duern freifpils
fig 6erSu unb ftelltsn Ii9 unter bic 9es
febls Der Sasbofficiers. Wlan CAB
ibnsH Elm pour biiffslIebsrne 9amds
T6sn, bsftete ibnen Elm S9ilb nit bem
taiferlichenWappsn an ben linfsn Irn,
mas ie bersdtiste. ben GORDON Der ben
taiIsrlihen SasbplaB um3insslnben
genburmsn su pdfiren, unb sab ibnen
sinen Stod in bic Sanb, nit benz iie
pas SSllo ire'oeh tonnlen. 1nl ~ lt'eD
man ~ yGaPole0n on N oer 9fape poh 2urpeh
slhe Utalle Wtlo gu uho Dann pssahh
y DOH 'elhem 2oullaNe aus slne Wapts
Splagiere.. gt pat eutt9 leIHe Iul'
9ereglpeit eih l4leqler SpIBe. olaSS
Der tpn tamhie lagte: .er' Der 10 Rop'
psrltane, anoere 1q'eBen au ialleh,
pare lelolt e'nen Spleh 9eIegit.
aeoetoiss mar er le9r anpprll0llg::
Gtnes 2a9es, ais letH 9ene9r auI
Sefe9l ou le9r 9elaoen mar, plaBds e.
INN IN Der 9ano! etn anoeres ufai.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-10-25
Gbeure St5elit.

Die brei tofbariien Sibeln befinoen
li6 i'm @riitii9en Wuieum in 2pnoon,
in Der atural-Sibliotbet in paris unh
i'm &lpiter Selem bel 2iilabOn. Sic
sritere lit Elm Manuifript, bas BON al=
euin unb ieinen S9iillern gei6rieben
unb Garl BEN 8rpBen an ieinem 9r6.
nunsstage i'm Sabre 800 iiberrei6t
lpuroe. Sn ben oreiBiger Sabren bis-
les Sabrbunberts geb6rte oieie 8ibel
einem 9ripatier in gaiel, Der iie Der
franSOIii9cn &esierune fir $4,000
sSrancs anbot. S6lieBli6 ipurbe iie
fir ben perbdlnibmdBig geriueen Yreis
bon $50 Pfb. Sterling berfauit. Sn
feiner sierli5er S6riit sei9ricben, III
bic Sibel iiberrei6 an prG9tigen Big.
netten unb 9lrabesfen. Sie Gapitel=
iiberi6riften iOiuie Der gfame Seiu fino
iiberall nit 8plobu6itaben ausgeIiibrt.
Gine adt 3ol b0be Iajusfel, BON Gil.
Der llmgeben, b6lt an elmer Stelle ein
&reus, moran eine 2ampe bdnst, Die
CUR 6dlfte nit beiligsm Del 9efiillt 1T.
gln einer 0iloeren Ste.le lln0 Die iSiguz
rem Mples unb 9larons in Der 9ra6t
oes adten Sabrbunoerts bar9eitellt unb
man permutbet, baB Wtpfes &arl ben
@rpben, 9laron glleuin beoeutete. Sie
Barrier Sibel sridisn 1927, mar aui
Seiebl bts 9aroinals 9imenes gebrudt
uno Dem 9apit Geo benz sebnten 9etpib.
met. Gins Der brei aui 0elinpapier
gebrudten Gremplare ipurbe 1889 ei.
mem gnsldnOer fir Il, 900 Sranes psr-
fault. Sieies gremplar tpurbe i'm
Spbre 1910 2ouis Ybillippe ssI6entt
uno gclanete ipdter an feline
iebise STEELE. 9ie brittle, Selemer Si.
bel, beitebenb aus 9 SOliobdnoen, lit
auf persament seibrieben. Bon Su-
not 1907 mitgenommen, fam iie mad
9aris. Wtaoame Sunot perlangte, als
portusal Die Sibel snriidtaufen wollte,
10000 6rcs. 2ubwis Der abtsebnts
CAB iie inbeiien, na6oem iie mebrere
Gage beim portitsieliiben 9sIanoten
in YariS ausseitellt mar, Der portusic'
iiiden &eaierung suriid.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-10-25

slus einem gtom mau.
Nadoem @ler I'M iDre SanO ange.
bnIten, Golte iie crit tiei sltem uno
oann ibren Gater.
SIN &onsert. Barpcnii t5n
ieincr 6ralD: DSd CLAUDE, er nil
cine 3ula9e iingen; geidentt neb'
men mir ni6ts. Sonlm!"
~3aDlen". @ait: D3aDicn.
5eanl"
aeaner: r9don mas buben
Sie2
@aIt: raein @eIo; idreiben Sic
0oh bis mor9en an!"
= Der bette Hatb. 1. Serr:
Tein, Fe 1T unnabbar. Sic bat elm
Ssrs, bart unb iprObe ipie Glus. 2.
Serr: Sait Du's fdoH nit einem Dia>
mdntsn prpbirt9
Ginetb.ure 9attin. Grs
fter Serr: rSeben Sic, ba tommt 2ebs
manns Jrau tpiebsr in elmer bohmos
bsrnen Ball sSpilette. 9luf jebsm Ball
trdst fie elm neuss Coffin unb INNER
Iisbt fe Gub.rf nett aus" : 3ipeitsr:
sd, unb nifIen Sic, mas ih babel
am netteiten finbeg"-@riter: ~RuHg"
-3psitsr: ~iDub iis nidt msins 5rau
it.4
Der ri9tigs Mdn n.
Dlutter: albolf. unisre Sbulta bat nun
Jteiten, auiidiren, Wdlen perfett sss
.ernt = bsute lit iie nit benz b5bsren
RuiitsGurius fsrtis seporbsn uHp
nod INNER 1T iis ni4t Dsrlobt. Was
Ioa man ba mahsna - Batter: Seb!
muBt Ou ibr nur sinsn MuHn fu4en
ser gut to4en tann unb nit ben Sin
.rn um3ugessn psrlteht!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-10-25

= oDern. nMh, Iagen Ste,
9srr Sdmibt, babsn sic in leBter 3eit
sinmal benSerr S1palbe geieben2"-
mSm : Dor ettpa slpei Wp9sn." -
n8enn sic i'm tpisbsr einmal treffen,
bann bite, erinnsrn sic ibn bod ba.
ran, bab mir perlpbt iinb!"
= Sffene uspra6e. =
Batter bes 8rdutigams: 8sppr mir In
70 nabe pertpanbtidaftli1e 8esiebun.
gen trsten, muB idb sSbnen often aefte.
ben, bab id Isibsr Malbeur ssbabt ba.
Be unb ieinsrseit nit elmer ldngerea
Greibeitsitrafs bebuht tporbsn bin.
Meine bsiSen S06ter iinb elm bisGsn
leidt, meine liebe Grau leibst an 3leps
tomanie unb msin Sobn bat bereits
cine tlsine We4Ielfdlfdunssaffair
6inter Iid. Wirb sic bas ni9t genies
rena = Batter Der 9raut: @ar fein.
Sbee! @snn id mid nit Sbrer ssa.
mile einlafIe, f6nnen sic ii9 bod un.
gefdbr einen 8sgriff baOon MAIDEN,
pie's in Der meinisen ausiiebt.
: 2ogii9. Pailor (peIGer in
Ieinem @arten eins alte Srau beim
Steblen eripiI9D: Sab ih Sic f9on
pieOsr srtappt! S9dmen Sic iid,
unb stoiiben sic ia nidt. baB man
oom StsbIsn reid nirb.
a Srau: Rsdt qdben sic, Serr pa
7pr, reid ipirb mon serabe niht. a5er
in penis biIft es Spdh
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-10-25

FIN sebrsbt unb sstpenbet, ihn sesen
has Sases!idbt sebalten, um elmer cts
paigen Motte auf bic Spur su IONS
men, unb bietst nun runb einsn Shds
kr. Gtammelnb unb balblditt BE-
merit Der ionIt 70 bsrporrasenb Der'
nebmbare Sanger, bab er bies elsgante
aleibunssitiid NIT 10 Marf beadblt
babe; aud tperbe er's gefpib = aber
bier idneibet bsr Sarator Weiterss
bur6 bic 0erjideruns ab, baB nbsi ibm
muir aellner nod to'ne Sinser taufen.0
go9 ebe ii6 Der kilagensipsrtbe SGna
ger binausbriiden fonnte, bet iih elm
anberes, biesmul elm betrG9tlidb grOs
berss @sI6dft anseiponnen. Sin dltss
rer Wtann bon mibtrauiIdem WeIen
sog aus isinsr 8ruittai4s Elm tpinais
fteines pGdhen - es lab falt aus,
ipie Elm @rsntipulber. Ser Sarator
beaibt iih gum Seniter, Dffnst bas
grief6en unb besinnt Ieinsn sSnbalt
nit bsr coupe su unterIu4en. Gs iinb
gbeliteine, BON benen er einise nit
aroBer 9eItimmtbeit ausI9eibet.
,Oie iinb flsdis," meint er, nbie
Waare lam man nidt bod beleiben."
9lber er prpppnirt bod Elm Oarleben
ppn 1000 Mart - eine Summe, bel
beren Rennung ss ipie elm ebrfurdtss
boiler Shaubsr burh bic Menge siebt.
Man einiat Iith faliebli4 duf einen
nod etpas hDbersn 8etrag unb f9eu
Inn ii9 blidenb, perihpinbeb Der
Wldnn. -
Die sSrua nit benz MDrIer 1T an ber
Reibe. rGine Marf." nottrt 9srr
Sdpars. = .9l9 bite, bittel Nur Bis
iibermoraen babsn sic bic Site, mir
cine Wart unb fiinfsis pfsnnise bars
alf su leiben! Sd liefsre morsen meine
NGbarbeit al =" = .@ine Mar'!
Wpllsn Sie's nidt9" = rMein Gpit,
bic Msbisin foItst ia stpDlf Silbersros
f6en -"-.So MAIDEN sic ben 4ns
bsren PIub = i4 fann nidt mebr gs'
ben!"
Yetrii6t i@lei6t bic IermIte nit
ibrem MDrIer fort. Sd bin ibr sliids
lidsrtpsile nod i'm Sausflur besegs
net -
glun made ih einen @srIu9, iiber
bic Qtnberen 1inipsg mein 8leinob an
ben Mana 5u brtngsn. 9lbsr es blsi6t
Bel bem @eriu9, benn eine reiolute
bite, bic iebr auf Srbnung gu bulten
ihsint, upoitrOpbirt mid in Der folsens
ben, anmutbigen Manier:
,Oet iloob' id! Det t0nnte Sbnen
idmeden, Ontel! 'Rintommen unb
'ranfpmmen! Sd - &u1en Sier is
ct tpie in bic &omObie: birten ftebt
bet Bolt! GtslIsn Sic Ii6 man bier
AMI @nbe ran, oller &ronenIobn = ct
pirb ipoll MIDI 10 brennen!"
Sd bei6sibe MIDI. S9pars, bsr
Sarator, bot inafpiiden cine llbrtstte
auf i6re Sdtbsit sepriift unO iast tros
den su BEN Offsr'nten:
.Oa miifsn Sic nod Elm plGttsiien
ober 70 tpas 9ebnlides basubrinsen,
btnn 10 ipsnis-MeiIing tann i6 nidt
annebmsn."
Der blonde 3nabe 1T nun an Der
Rsibe. Gr lsst einsn f1Onen Rsmons
toir auf ben SiIh. r2egitimution9"
fragt Serr Sapar5. Der Sunge lest
ben MistbseoHtruct por; er 1T iibrisens
gut breFirt, benH er bsmertt basu:
.@atsr msint, sic fennsn mir ja!"
Snbeb Der 9efhGf ftsmam 1T tein Reu.
ling. Wer einen abtidbrisen &naben
nit ioldsr llbr fdidt, Der = foll bod
iisbsr eine amtlide 2sgitimation pprz
5eisen. 60 reidt sr Dem Sunsen llbr
unb 8srtras suriid unb sibt ibm uuf,
eine Steuerquittung gu brinsen. = Sd
uber babe es porseaosen 9fanbitiid uno
2saitimation unbenubt ou lahen. @er
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-24
"Our Rette1s" Is Scathing
Criticism of Idle Ameri-
can Expatriates.

NV YORK March -s-lfafro-,o7f-
= .t-.=...- .s...-
~ '"u 'i''a -'ai III '1 SiS i.a' 90
last found out that the day OF
the .rube town is over. The road. .
-, = - H. .-,.. -..,.,..,,
0i 40i -'i7 - '''
laid the golden esq. has informed the
present dsv manager that il will re-
+,,s. - la. ,.-t.zs 81 g. 80 MI, .,,.,
~ -'' d. ---
same sort OF fodder which ITS New York
cousin receives: consequently We may
.,--ae.. o., 90 L.-..,. -.--,,s.-..+i+-,- f,-,-e
a. 81 40.
Ne" 1ork III the future Tor eNtendec
tours. s
Vs-;o,,= ,,,.-,s,--s l,,,-.. g.. lad a., ,.o..gl
tue nanoN f-iliie on the vail ana are
now II IA. e. discover =, hat hit their
b.rt,o5is II --.,- 5s5 ,s ,-,,,eb IN.
tehigenee As theY nave a'"rice 'ne5
would have read ere storm signals
long ago but NOT realizing thar the
movie" isS done much To educate the
general T.Illic. they nave continued the
same course which used to bring many
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-24
BY Emory B. CALVERT.

rlas - q Miss saunders. Of New FORK
lacy Graysi IN Is an active figure IN
the mixture or society. politics and
finance which makes up London hign
life. as Mr.. Vaughan pictures il. She
las learned early in the game that
only spending money like water viii
hold place in the world metropolis
1or such as she. But he own $4,000
year does not go far enough, so she
rccomes the mistress Of Arthur Fem
wick. a vulgar. sensual American do
iu-c business III London.
Another expatriate Is the Duchess o.
Suprennes tROse Coghlau). once a Chi
cago girl She is financing a young
english lover Another clever char
s,-FeT is Thornton Clay. who speaks in
q superior tone OF Americans II Amer
re- and thanks his stars his tailor has
discussed him.
Irto this putrid atmosphere comes
the pure American girl. Elizabeth
saunders. = sister % Lady Grayston.
she Is frankly H. search Of tile. al
lr1S- r ea-iaofn- She has accepted an
ncneSt and engaging young British
rohieIl21 when country house party
opens her eyes.
Utterly sickened at the disgusting
mt iEpeS She sees taken as 2 matter
# course she leaves Lord Breane and
England and takes the next American
coat completing her repulsion Of feel
i.,-- hy marrying her American sweet
near.
uisnthz Pattison Is acceptable az
Eliza beth Fritz Williams plays Clay.
bt1ers in the east are Leonore Harris,
.Ionn Flcod and Joseph McAIanus
New Producing Alliance.
C pr Urban. Of the artistic fame,
ard Richard Ordinsky have formed a
1aI tnership for the production of plays.
n Is rumOred- and in measure sub
Stimulated, that the Bandlox theater will
hs taken over as headquarters Of the
new magnates, and Broadway is alive
ton.
understand from q reliable source
Il at the hits Of the Russian stage will
Ice transported to American b. these
enterprising producers, and Ptrograd
and Moscow viii soon he called on TO
furnish us with material
New Opera MeIodIous.
Canterbury Pilgrims" The new opera
by Percy Mackaye and Reginald De
koven. was presented n English for
the first time at the Metropolitan Opera
yCse last week
Reverting "a the early English period
TOT its theme and 10 Chaucer for its
or SiHa story, the production may be
sa d % be a success
MI De kOven's music was hardly
OF the standard made famous by WaE-
ner and Beethoven. but II was tunefIl
and melodiOus in the extreme The
trend Of the aria vas toward the comic
obera style, made nOtao bic by tie COM
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-24

Ia the title role 81 Peter Pan" and
supported ny an all children cast Miss
Martin met with instantaneous success
ana PLAYED the role before crowded
houses Tor an entire season. Her SIC
cess IN Peter Pan" made her mach
sought after oy managers desiring a
Juvenile artist Her first appearance
~ an insenue part was in Charles
lrohman,s Father and the BOYS" with
William H Crane Next in The spend
thrift, with FREQ Thompson. she
scored individual honors. on Broad
way IN such popular hits as Office
$50 stop Thief The Marriage
Game and The High Cost Of Lovins-~
the actress came into particular Dro-n-
ilence among metropolitan thester-
goers.
1t was while with the last mentioned
play that Miss Martin received an at
tractive offer 10 star in motion pic
lures, which she accepted Her win
some personality and. pretty, petite
manners proved her a welcome asset 10
the screen with the result that the
screen has claimed her ever since Her
next picture. a Pailas production. will
De released soon and is entitled The
Spirit OF Romance"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-24
Beauty Chats
Dancing For Beauty.

- Nj OF the best ideas introduced
into the public school systems
- Of the larger cities has been the
teaching OF dancing Dancing is the
natural expression of a human being
a child dances uncousciously when il
hears music. or when il is happy. Il
is only when surrounded by Puritani-
cal prejudices or by too serious people,
that tho instinct TO dance is suppressed.
And there is nothing else that de-
vciops the entire body so beautifully
and gracefully rs dauciug-with the
possible exception Of swimming For
one thing. you must dance upon the
toes and this feuSing Of the muscles
iu the calves of the legs develops and
rounds this special part Then in
dancing. the whole body is moving in
harmony with itself. and with the
measure Of the music-and all eXer-
else is most effective when done rhy-
thmically. And the mind is At rest and
enjoying itself which contributes a
great deal towards making the eXer-
else benefit
Everyone should learn 10 dance and
dance as much as possible. One OF the
- have good figures is because most
have been trained TO dance
Questions and Answers.
Dear Miss Forbes-Are electric curl
"e. iit.,4 TO '4i' us'ii nave 1Seu
them for three oT four years and can
not see that they arc--Aary Logan.
You are the best judge ! do not
think they need be harmful if YOU
use them carefully.
Dear Miss Forbes wish to know
OF something that could help me to
reduce the pores Of my face TO their
natural size. Mine are SO ENLARGED
tina, II makes me look older than 7
really am Would hot cloths applied
To the face and then dashing cold
water into II, help any? Also what can
7 do for an enlarged vein which is
under my right eve which looks as
II ] had black eye. Hoping YOU can
help mo out I am. thanking you. b. X
Yes this treatment Will help q great
deal Also, rubbing the iather of a
good soap into the skin. rinsing out
with very hot water and following
this with cold water or an ice rub
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