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Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1917-10-26

No. 5 Cedar Rapids has fine mod
ern building now. w. A. Simonds is
in charge OF the school.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-06
About Pasoans.

Victor Carruso left for New York
today on the Golden State limited.
Mrs. J. G. AIcNary leaves for New
York this evening on the Sunset lin
tied
Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Monroe are happy
over the arrival Of a fine baby son,
who arrived Wednesday at their home
on 1920 Prospect avenue
Little Helen Louise Phillips viii un-
dergo an operation at Hotel Dieu this
afternoon for the removal Of tonsils
and adenoids- Helen Louise is the
nine year old daughter Of Afr. and
AIRS. Earl Phillips, with hosts OF
friends who are hoping for her the
speediest sort Of a recovery.
Texas. in line with every other
state in the union, VIII have an active
WOman's Liberty Loan committee,
with subcommittee forming a COM
plete network 10 include every dis
triCt Mrs D. r. WaEEoner Of Dali
las. Is state. and Mrs. Z. r Reppert,
district chair.nen- and they have
asked Mrs. s. T. Fenneu to serve in
EI PasO district This Is a signal
honor. and one Mrs. Fennell would
be happy to accept, but on account OF
numerous other duties, she has found
IL necessary 10 decline. Mrs Fenneu,
who is president OF the City Fedora
ton Of Women and n leading officer
in the Equal Franchise and other
women's organizations, a prominent
member Of the Woman's club and ac-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-06

- ELICATE in its pale yellow
motif and cunning Kewpies, the
II birthday party given by Mrs.
y. H. Allen. at her home in the Alex
andria apartments on Thursday af-
ternoon, to happily observe her
daughter Dorothy's eighth milestone,
was one Of the merriest events for
the juveniles. Dorothy made a de-
lightful little hostess, receiving in a
dainty frock beloved in pink. The
table was a symphony in the dominant
shadings. with baby Kewpies for
favors and the yellow frosted birth
day cake cleaning in its burning
tapers. contained in miniature rose
cups. The scores for buncO were also
done in yellow. Anna Bovee, Dan
ME Stewart and Bruce Nichols max
ing high scores Mrs. J. B. Murphy.
Mrs. T. ". Williams. Mrs. H. P. Fluff
and Mrs. W T. Farrar assisted Mrs.
Allen. and hidden were Evelyn Far
rar- Margaret and Dannie Stewart
Bruce Nichols. lIargery Erwin. Aiol-
20 Wells. Bernard and Sam Murphy.
Betty WhitelOck. Anna Boyee, Inez
Todd and Richard Nichols.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-06
OF THE CIRCUS"
AT CRAWFORD SUNDAY

Few actresses could quite so SYM
patheticauy meet the requirements OF
the leading role in Polly Of the Cir
Gus" according TO E. f. Maxwell, as
does Miss Des Monde, Of the Otis
Oliver Players. who offer this play
for a week, starting matinee sunday.
She has all the requisite gifts-a
dainty figure, a pretty face, sweet
manner, and he is conneSeur. lie
says she is charming as an invalid
when sitting up in bed she chats
with the young minister and teaches
him some circus slang, also, incident
ally. giving him a few suggestions
anent his own profession Mr.. Max
we'll has seen the rehearsal and ought
to know. Then. quite recovered in
health. she pleases as the lghthearted
playmate Of some OF the village chill
dren. he further asserts, and says she
is equally satisfactory again as
really clever bareback rider in the
ring.
Naturally the frumps and "goodr
people Of this community couldn't
view with equanimitv their pastor
harboring a circus rider, and trouble
Icons very near. InnOcently cherish
who is also completely in love, the
officiOus deacon Strong makes Il his
business to see that she understands
that the village faS represented by
MS s1nctlmonlous selL ana rev ON
ers Of the same kind has made up its
mind TO do without her, or else with
cut the parson. The result IS the
exit OF the little circus girl heart
broken but bravely laughing. A few
weeks later. however. the circus
strikes the village again, and this
time the minister claims Polly, never
again to let her go.
The staging Of the sentimental lit
tie drama is described as very effec-
tive. especially the scene depicting
the circus itself.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-06
HE IS WILLING TO
MAKE AFFIDAVIT
NOTARY
Took so different treat
ments without result -
Gained Is pounds on
Tanlac.

Yes, sir. I would go before a
notary any time and testify 10 the
wonderful benefits 1 have received
from Tanlac," said E A. Brown. the
well known advertising man who re-
sides at 109 Jefferson street, san An
tonic, Tex, a few days ago.
Ny health has been badly broken
FOR the past six years" Mr.. Brown
continued. and I have suffered from
some ailment or other all the time. ]
had headache continually, my kid
neys were out Of order. my back hurt
and / was nervous, weak and dizzy.
was so dizzy at times I could hardly
walk straight and my back and head
would nearly kill me. I had awful
pains in my sides and was so nervous
l. Just couldn't get good night
sleep Ny stomach was in such a bad
condition that 1 was told 1 would
never get over it."
4 reckon I took at least 50 differ
ent kinds Of medicines trying TO get
relief but nothing did me any good
and no one can realize what terrible
feelings I had unless they had the
same troubles. 1 read an advertise
ment for Ianlac that caused me TO
try II and I am certainly very CRATE
tul for the results. for I'm now feeling
fine / have gained around Is
pounds and am enjoying about as
good health as anybody. Ny suffer
and my stomach trouble seems TO be
thing Of the past. Things are quite
different with me now and I feel
that / wouldn't be doing the right
thing not TO tell others about the
medicine ] have reaped so much ben
eft from"
Tanlac is sold in FL Paso by Kelly
& Pollard Co, Inc. under the per
sonal direction OF a special Tanlac
presentative.-Adv
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-06
Out Ct I omn Visitors.

2ir. and Mrs. Charles Simmons. OF
Tucson, Ariz-, are guets at Hotel
Zeiger.
Mrs. John H. May and sister. from
Las Cruces, y N, are guests at Ho-
tel Sheldon
Robert S. Ross, a merchant Of
Lordsburg, y. N, is registered at
Hotel Zeiger.
M and Mrs. J. H. Dixon. Of Day
ton Ohio are in the city. house
guests o. Mr.. and Mrs. J. A Harding
Of 1924 East Missouri street.
A L. Eddins and T. L. Crum, both Of
Pecos, Tex; J. A Wilburn, Of Odessa,
Tex, and Edgar Timberlake Of FL
PasO, all prominent cattlemens are
guests at Hotel Zeiger.
Mrs. Carrie Bennett, following a
summer in Canada, Alaska and Cali
fornia, is now in FL PasO for a few
weeks, the house guest Of her mother,
Mrs T. Y. PicSrell, Of Hammett Place,
and her brother and sisterinlaw Mr..
and Mrs. c. S Pickrell.
Mrs. Charlotte Talley, Of Montclafr,
n. j. writer Of short stories and spe-
cial articles, who as chairman on
education Of the AIontclair Federation
Of WOmen's clubs, and secretary of
the National Juvenile Motion Picture
board, has made a study of the best
way Of presenting motion picture
programs TO young people, is spend
ING the winter IN IL Paso as the guest
Of Mrs. ". c. Davis, of 1115 Montana
street. Mrs Tally's plan for giving
children's film performances was
presented in special article in the
April Designer. The American
Journal Of Nursing has published a
series OF papers by Mrs. TaIley, who
is an r. y and a student Of med
icine. on Tracing the Sources and
Limiting the Spread Of Infantile Par
alisis." The International Feature
Service has syndicated her short
stories
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-06
fasteners WANT Ell PASO
LITERATURE; SUPPLY SHORT

FL Paso is deriving much advertis-
ing in the east. This information
has been received by the chamber OF
commerce from the Foster and Rey-
nolds company, an information bu-
reau.
The chamber OF commerce has for
several years been supplying this
company with literature about IL
Paso. A letter was received Friday by
George II. Clements. secretary, from
the company asking for more PAM
phlets regarding facts about FL Paso
and vicinity. We have received a
surprisingly large number of in
quiries for literature about FL Paso,
the letter, read, and our recent sup
ply Of your pamphlets at our general
offices in the Hotel ROsslyn has be-
come exhausted Please send more"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-06
School Notes.

The PhHomathean society Of the Fl
Faso High gave q credible program
IN the assembly room of the school,
rl0ay morning, with talk by Miss
heppler, the president Of the literary
organization; reading by Miss
Mary Caples; violin solo, Miss Dor
othy Waldron, with Miss Eva eros Y
az the piano; interpretative dance by
Miss Mary Frances Hays, accompanied
by Miss Crosby Miss Margaret Hines,
reading; Miss Hazel Allen, in voice
selection, with Miss Myrtle Mold At
the piano
The new sponsors for the FL Paso
High have just been chosen-Miss
Josephine MorfiL for company a; Miss
Lula Barnett. company B; Miss Har-
rlet Heermans, company c; Miss
Marian Howe company d; Miss kath-
crime Earle. company +, and Miss
helen LOOMS, company +. Misses
FRANCES LOcketL Dorothy NOuertsen,
Helen Reading, Marian Calnan, LaEOn
Sorrells and Mary Caples were al
ready sponsors, and the entire group
viii have charge Of the cadet social
calendar, the coming school year, and
assist in every way possible at the
different affairs.
IN observance Of the birthday ami
versary Of that beloved rhymster,
James WhitcOmD Riley, the Il PasO
high girls glee club, assisted by
Francis Russell. musical director. will
9:45 o'clock TO which friends and par
ents Of the students are invited. AS
they appear, the different features in
clude:
Barcarole. the Girls GIee club
group, Francis Russell. director.
Personal Glimpses OF Riley" Prof
A. Z. Null
Reading. Little orphan Annie"
Miss Mary Eva Smith.
Reading, "Raggedy Man." Robert
Huthsteiner.
Selection, high school orchestra
Reading, Prior TO Miss Bells Ap-
pearance," Miss Marion Calnau.
Reading. That Old Sweetheart Of
Nine" Park T. shop.
Reading. The runaway Boy" Miss
Margaret Hines
Reading, Elmer Brown" Miss Mary
Caples.
Selection, Thee, Little Girl, Don't
Cry" Girls Glee club group. accom-
panied by Misses Acry Frances Hays
and Gusta Fahrenkami-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-06
HONOLULU LOU
At TEXAS GRAND
Bill at Crawford Changes
to "Polly Of the Circus"
SUNDAY.

The Texas Grand theater is to have
a musical show for five days start
ing tomorrow afternoon. The title
is Honolulu Lou" and the lyrics and
music are by Ben ". jerome and the
book by Chas. S. Adelman. Ben Je-
rome is the author Of "Trip to Wash
ington" and Louisiana Lou"
The costumes worn by the female
portion Of the company are said 70
be designed by Helen Dryden, the
artist who designs all the covers for
Vogue"
The following are some OF the song
hits: There's 4 Mortgage on the
Old. Old Home" I Must Love some
one" SAY Hawaii To Ne" Ny Little
Queen" THE Prettiest Flower Of
All" That Good Ship Married Life"
.TlI Fight" and many others which
are new as all songs are written es-
peciauy for Honolulu Lou" accord
ing to the statement made by the
press agent
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-06
ELPasoans Away.

J. c. Curtis left for New York to-
day on the Golden State limited.
B. F. jenkins, jr.. is leaving Sun
day for san Antonio to enter the
aviation corps
Miss Corinne Clark leaves Monday
night for Marlin, Tex, via the Sun
shine Special
Mrs. Richard Warren left for Ash
vile, y. c., on the Golden State lin
tied this afternoon
Mrs Lillian Stinson viii 90 to Dali
las, Tex, on the Sunshine Special on
Monday night.
Fred Hardicker and H T. Long
went to Los Angeles this afternoon
on the Golden State limited.
Mrs L. c. Talmage and little son,
Bernard. left Saturday for Houston.
where they viii visit Mrs IalmaEe'S
parents, DR.. and Mrs 3. Bunnemeyer-
Mrs. ". Young, Of Government Hill,
stay in san Antonio with her son-in-
law and daughter, Capt and Mrs ".
E Goode.
DR.. Matte T. Hill leaves tonight
via the Sunshine Special for san
Antonio where she viii attend a con-
vention Of the Order OF the Eastern
Star.
John L. Dyer, s. c. Aubrey, Lee
Orndorff. A !. Kerr and Frank P.
Jones left this afternoon on the Col
den State limited for Jerome, Ariz-.
TO inspect the Verde Combination
mines.
Mrs. ". L. Foxworth is leaving
Sunday for Deming. to join her hus-
band for a week or ten days Mr..
Fcxworth has been detained at the
new cantonment city for the past
two months, incidental TO lumber de-
mRnds in getting the army camp
started
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-06
MANURE FROM FORT FOR
VALLEY FARMS, &c A TON

Manure, one Of the heretofore
wasted products OF Fort Bliss. will
hereafter be coined into dollars by
the farmers Of FL Paso county. Coun-
ty agricultural agent a. G. Graham
has been accorded permission TO ship
all the manure available at the fort TO
farms in this county. the government
charging nothing for the product The
only cost 10 the farmers viii be
freight
fort to Clint this week and the gross
cost was 81 cents a ton. Mr.. Graham
is arranging today to ship three more
carloads 10 Clint
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-06
Little Dorothy Allen Hostess
At Pretty Juvenile BuncO Party

tive on the Baby 5anatorium board,
has suggested the name Of Mrs. F D.
Scotch, one OF the charter members
Of the City Federation Of Women and
at present recording secretary Mrs
SOFTEN has allowed her name to be
used, and will no doubt soon enter
upon a systematic canvass Of FL Paso
insofar as the women are concerned,
when the request comes from the
state official This VIII in no way
affect the appointment Of Mrs T. W
Lanier. by the local Liberty loan
board. as Mrs Scotch viii serve as
a part Of the state federation ma
cnlnarE-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-06
TODAY'S ADJUSTMENTS
ALHAlIBRA. DUSTIN FARNUlI


North Of So" is a dramatization Of
Bertrand Sinclair's novel It is pro-
duced by the Fox company and fea-
lures Dustin Farnum in one Of his
finest roles As Roaring Bill Wag-
STAFF his troubles begin when he
finds his pardner murdered in the
snow. Then Hazel Weir comes to the
little village OF Cariboo Meadows.
bringing sunshine into Bits lonely
life They are married and return to
civilization and HazeTs home but big
Bill finds that the narrow society life
is more than he can stand and is
forced 10 leave Hazel and return to
the north. How they are eventually
reconciled forms a pretty ending to
the story. This VIII be shown today
only.
TomOrrow's attraction viii be Lew
Fields and Madge Evans in a World
Picture Brady-Made - The Corner
Grocer" Alhambra prices are 10c. 15c
and 25c.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-06
iirngQg1eellly
Complexion

Visible Il is now sold at drug stores as
Nalesaa Suratt Face Powder at fifty
cents, IN white, flesh and brunette tints.
Also ask your friends 20 try it,
MISS A. B.-You never saw ANYTHING
IN your life remove superfluous hairs IS
quickly and easily as this Just moisten
the hairs with sulfo solution. and see them
sh-lVel and dissolve away You can get the
sufo solution FOR one dollar at any drug
store ! wouldn's use the burners and So
called superfluous hair removers sold.
They redden and irritate the skin This is
safe o. any part OF the body. You'll be
more than satisfied.
DISGUsTED- 40 sincere person can
positively promise you success in bust de-
Nelopment- Yet mixture Of two ounces
Of ruetone, half cup OF sugar and a
pint OF water has done the work for
countless women 1 know. II IS without
question the only thing TO use. OF the
above mixture take two teaspoonfuls aft
er meals and at bed time.
SPOTTT-It's wonderful what Won can
do in removing blackheads by spriuElius.
little powdered neroxin on a wet sponge
AMI rubbing the blackheads with Il for
a Few minutes It does what nothing else
IN the vide world can do-Cets rid OF
them all, big and little ones. Get the uer-
o-in at the drug store for fifty cents.
MRS p. o. G.-Your hair ought 20 ston
right away from falling II you will use
my hair formula Every one who has
tri-d it says it IS perfectly astounding how
i makes hair grow and stops hair falling
Get one ounce Of beta-qulnoI from vow
druggist, and mix II with one pint OF
bay rum or II preferred In one half plat
each Of water and alcohol Use this every
day and your dream Of long. silky. beauti-
tul hair VIII truly come true In makfrE
UP this mixture you will find It viii
give you over pint OF the hair grower
at a smaller cost than that OF any pre-
pa-=d hair treatment. and besides. you
nave the best you can get anywhere.
GLORE-Try a teaspooufuI OF eEEol I'm
half cup OF water. and use as a head
WISH II dissolves away all scale. ereage
and dandruff- It's wonderful Eggoi will
cost twenty-five cents-enough TO make
about twelve shampoos. There's nothing
as good
ENPECTANT-Theres no reason for any
druggist not having the eptol for wrinkles
and the neroXin FOR blackheads. The price
Is fifty cents. II you have any difficulty
hereafter. send the price. fifty cents. %
secretary 20 Naleska Surdtt. Thompson
Bldg, Chicago" and either article will
be sent 70 you at once by maiL-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-06

AAA--- -A -AAA1'aAA - ~ mo-
Boston. Mass. Oct. 6.-The absorp-
tion b. the Boston Herald of the Bos-
ton Journal, which has been a factor
in the morning newspaper field in
New England for more than three
quarters Of a century, was announced
last night On next Monday morn
ing the Herald viii be issued under
the title The Boston Herald and BOs-
ton Journal"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-06
BoatE collide; One Dead.

a Pacific Port. Oct. 6.-The steamer
TolO and tug Magic cOllided in a
dense fog late yesterday near here,
the Tolo being sunk. The steamer II.
B. Kennedy picked up the Tolo's pas
sengers and crew. An unidentified
man lost his life and two women are
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-06
Try Mrs. CIark's Cafeteria. EOS Mesa
I. 5. Control Of Gasoline.

I = NVHITUI OF VaIsUIIlts
Washington, d, C., oct. 6.-GOvern-
ment supervision OF oil and gasoline
prices appeared as an early possibility
today after the federal trade commits
sion had received cost Of production
figures from the larger producing and
distri outing concerns. The trade COM
mission already has made a prelim-
mary estimate of costs. but desired to
give the oil men an opportunity TO
present their own statistics.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-06

Fort Smith. Ark, Oct. 6.-Nlayor J.
H Wright and chief of police James
Fernandez We're arrested here yester-
day on grand jury indictments,
Wright charged with violating the
corrupt practices act in an election,
and Fernandez charged with accept
ing q bride TO permit a disOrderly
house TO operate.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-06
wIGwAM-A NOVELTY BILL.

There IS a pleasing novelty bill at
the Wigwam today. Reel Life is
filled with good things. including the
camp life OF our boys in the national
army; how correct time Is figured at
the naval observatory, making eye
glasses. etc There is also an animated
drawing. Prince for a Day" is a
fanciful featurette in two reels. in
which the clever dancer, Lena Bas-
kettle, is starred.
Monday the Wigwam viii show the
Aircraft super-feature. "Barbary
sheep" with Elsie Ferguson. the most
beautiful woman OF the legitimate
stage. Miss Ferguson. according to
an eminent New York critic. is the
screen find OF the entire year. The
picture Is an adaptation OF Robert
Hichens's story and is a very elaborate
production 1t is here for two days
only.-Adv-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-06
D,o~. Leave Your Baggage
DdgSdSS Checks at Longwelrs.
Make no mistake. Telephone No. 1.
DUT 4 LIBERTY BOND.


Long Beach, Cal. oct. 6.-Pacifists
were condemned and loyalty to the
government was expressed in resOlu-
tons adopted yesterday by the Lay
mems conference meeting in cOnjunc-
tion with the annual Southern Cali
fornia Methodist conference
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-06
GETS TEACHERS PAY FOR
THOSE IN HUDSPETH COUNTY

Judge J. II. Walling, county judge
OF Hudspeth county. was in FL Paso
Saturday and received from Miss
Myra Winller, county superintendent
teachers warrants for the new county
The warrants totaled about $500 and
covered the first months salaries
Judge WailinE is also exofficio school
superintendent in the new county.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-06

II pays to paint with Patton'5 sun
Proof Paints. Lander Lumber CO.
ADV.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-06

building Fails; Two Firmem Killed.
San Francisco, cal, oct 6.-First
assistant fire chief Stephen ID. RUS
sell and another fireman were killed
and seven other members Of the de-
partment were injured here late yes
terday by the collapse of a burning
three story lodging house Thirty
dodgers We're taken from the building
just before it fell in.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-06
Piano & Furniture Refinishing. Phi. s.

Eat at PickwicK. 4O5 y. Oregon
DR.. Anna Reum, Buckler bldg. over Elite
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-06
-cREcIaN- a.rHIRsT,, KEYsTONE.

Thirst" that funny Keystone. with
Mack Swain and other Keystone fun
makers. will be shown at the Greclan
TO-DAY for the last time. See Il and be
happy. Adults are 10 cents. children
5 cents.
Don't overlook Doug Fairbanks al
the Grecian next Monday. He'll hand
YOU many a smile and thrill in his
triangle play. The Lamb" for the
first time in FL Paso. and one Of the
greatest the boy has ever done--Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-06
NEWS BREVITIES II:

LOCAL And GENERAL.
ADVERTISEMENT

reported missing. The Kennedy mar
rowly escaped going ashore.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-06
aSTTNGAREEy AT BTJOU TODAY.

The ever-popular True Boardman
viii be seen at the Bijou today in an
other adventure Of "Stingaree-' a
Paramount comedy is on the bill also
Tomorrow. The ReincarnatiOn Of
Karma,T a powerful, fascinating
drama OF a woman's vengeance, Will
be shown. 1t is portrayed by Rose
mary Theby and Lillian Walker. two
well known screen stars The Fight
Ing TraiT' is coming. Keep your eye
on the date Il is to be shown. II is the
best entertainment ever derived from
q motion picture.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-06
ETHEL OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

Ethel Barrymore. the star superb OF
many Metro wonderplays. excels as a
screen artist in The Lifted Weir
showing at the Unique today and to-
morrow. As the whole world knows
she was one Of the great stage favor
ties. before she acted before the
camera. All her work in the latter
field has been done for Metro.
In addition to THE Lifted Veil" a
screen version OF Basil Kings popular
novel in which Miss Barrymore stars
as Clorinda Gudersleeve. she has ap-
peared in THE White Raven" The
Greatest Power" The Call Of Her
People" The Awakening OF Helena
Richie" and many others
The shows for THE Lifted Veil'
start at 1915. y. 1:15, 2;50, 3:45, 8,
CHS, ESQ, S:45 and 10 p. m--Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-06

SHClET-I do rot know Of any face
powder that hasn't that 'chalkiness'' IN
some degree. That's why have my own
face powder It's just Ike velvet and In