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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-23
Daily Novelette,
OVERWHELMING OPPOSITION.
GREEK sIEErs ~.

ON Elllt HELMING OPPOSITION
Synopsis OF preceding chapters:
Beautiful blonde. bellicose Miss Beat
rice Blodgette manicures Frenchly IN
No 1913 on the 18th floor OF the Van
Noodle building She has just opened
a lovely white, gold and brown
Beauty ParlOr ana has become patron
lied sufficiently TO nay her rent when
dor in 1914 she sees Miss Cutie Cult
-Manicures and Hair DressingE-5O
cents each" which Is ten cents
cheaper than Miss Beatrice Blodgette
charges. Something must be did So
Miss BlOdgette Weepingly relates her
troubles in the right ear and some
times the left OF the great lawyer
who would listen with both ears
when her voice began 20 falter. She
tells him that even II she did lower
her price 10 Miss Cults level there
weren't enough customers for both
and they would both starve to death
The great lawyer promises 10 have
Miss Cults beauty parlors closed
Hiss Blodgette pays her yesterdays
earnings, S2.25. as retainer and
promises the rest OF the $4,000 when
all opposition has been swept away
TT WAS SIS the next morning
when Miss Cutie CUT. OF 1914
\ Beauty Parlor. IN the Van Noodle
building, was putting back the last
strand or her shiny black hair and
was daubins the last daub OF powder
on her shiny pink nose. when some
one hammered on the door.
Come IN" beamed Miss CUT, has
teninE over TO her manicuring table
in anticipation OF p manicure patient.
Who was Il but Mike. the bod carrier
whom the great lawyer had paid a
nNH e. d rnH lHHH HH4
Miss Cults parlor.
After one hours hard work and
pockeung her tipless so cents. she
sighed IN relief and another customer
banged on the door. This tine Il was
Jim, the coal HEAVIER, who the 6. /
had sent in
Another weary. toilsoms hour
passed. another tipless fifty chinred
into her purse and another customer
walked IN.
This time. Il was an oyster-sheller.
Then IN quick succession. hour after
hour, came a cement mixer. a plas-
ter-slammer. a paint-grinder and
But by this time Miss Cutie Cutt was
a nervous wreck. shrieking IN her
delirium-
such fingernailsi Ten caked with
brickdust-ten BACKED with coal dust
ten cut With oyster shells-ten &C.
mented up-ten plastered up-ten
panied green Dlacls D4uef Ee4--AM-a
-oW-W" and her cries were heard all
the way to the sanitarium.
II
At 9 o'clock the next morning Miss
BlOdgette lightly tripped from the
elevator. looked at the door or No.
1914 and gave a yell OF joy when she
saw REMOVED" thereon.
Rushing into her own office. she
1eliEhtedlw wrote out a check Tor
$4,000. dated Il 90 years hence. mailed
it to the great lawyer and spent the
rest OF her lie paying II.
(The End.l
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-23
A SPRING MEDICINE

That VIII Ms'Es You Feel Better. Look
Better 5tt and Sleep Better.
In Tie~ e. the fact that disease IS
ever the same, g medicine like Hoods
Sarsaparilla. which has been success
ful for more than forty years IN COM
batting disease and preserving health,
IS a safe one to rely upon.
Hoods Sarsaparilla is known every
where as the standard blood purifier,
tonic and vitalzer. Its record Is one
OF remarkable results. II has given
entire satisfaction IN the treatment Of
scrOfuia, eczema, humors, catarrh.
rheumatism, loss OF appetite that
tired feeling and general debility, and
is taken as effectively at one time OF
year as another.
There IS nothing better as a prompt,
general tonic for weak and rundown
men, women and children and old
people. invalids and convalescents-
IL IS pleasant 20 take, aids diEes-
tion. and supplies the vital organs
with the rich red blood essential to
health-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-23
Dancing, Gambling and
Fiddle Playing Under Ban

Springfield, III. March 2S.-Danc-
ing, gambling and fiddle playing
at one time formed the chief diver
sion OF visitors TO the Third general
assembly OF Illinois, when the state
1928.
A review Of the Journal OF the
house Of representatives at the time
shows representative William Low
cry, Of Clark county, was one Of its
strongest opponents He introduced
and had passed g resolution provid-
ing that no dancing, gambling or
playing OF the fiddle shall be allowed
in this hall during this Cthe third
5essIon Of the general assemblvn
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-23
4 Serial Of Unioersal Appeal
The Other Woman By 2 g5s !: 1 z 11''
lpton s Fussiness About the Baby Causes Louise
0 Complain 10 lack.
CONFINED from Las


TT seemed like the irony OF fate
that within a month after the
conversation Just recorded Jacks
contention was proved correct.
II was q winter night and very
cold Jack and I were going out to
dinner and TO a theater party with
friends who lived down on Washing
ton square
Baby Lou was % all Appearances
perfectly well or I would not have
LETT her She had been out for
little while this afternoon, Norah
wheeling her, she said, on the sunny
side OF Broadway She brought her
in at last because the little girl
fretred as ~ she were uncomfortable.
in taking my baby upon my lap
70 remove her coat and cap I felt
that her tiny hands were cold in spite
OF warm mittens and rugs that had
covered them
Are you sure you kept Baby IN
the sunshine end out OF the wind.
Norah2" I queried.
sure ma'am 7 ami" the girl re-
piled more briskly than was common
10 her Il always do"
IL was only a few minutes before
she was rosy self again. and
the matter passed from my mind
I was dressed for dinner, and walt
ing i'm the han for Jack, when my
motherinlaW appeared coming in IN
announced, as was her habit now that
she had her latch key. Although she
always called, me, or knocked on my
door when shb arrived. the fact that
she could enter without ringing the I
bell annoyed me. But 7 made no pro- ]
test.
FL happened 10 be passing. and Just
ran I'm TO say How do YOU do" she /
said u am dining at Mrs. CantrelTs. /
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-23
Little Girl Who Wanted Her Daddy;
How She Tried To Get Hold OfHi17

SHE'S A little girl

SHE'S A little girl
JUST SEVEN years old
AND A friend Of mine.
AND HER father.
IS THE principal
OF A public school
AND SHE wasn't very well
AND ONLY went to school
IN THE mornlnEL
AND THEY made her believe
THERE WASN'T any school
IN THE afternoon.
AND SHE found out
THAT THEY were foOling her.
AND WENT over to the school
AND FOUND her father
AND SAID.
~AFTER THIS.
jill THANK you
''To KEEP out Of my affairs
YOU'VE ENOUGH to do.
with YOUR own"
AND ANYWAY.
AFTER A while.
THEY HAD to take her out OF school
ALTOGETHER.
AND ONE day.
HER MOTHER gave her note.
FOR HER father.
AND SAID.
@AND DON'T come back.
TIKE YOUR brother does.
@AND SAY you can't find him"
AND SHE went away.
WITH THE note.
AND ARRIVED at the school
AND COULDN'T find her father.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-23
Injuries Right Wrist
But SdUes BULLDOG

Denver Colo March 2s-Mrs
Alexis C Foster. Denver social leader
and wife OF a millionaire. Il carrying
her right wrist IN a sling as a result
OF an effort TO rescue her pet bulldog
from beneath the wheels OF an auto
mobile.
Mrs. Foster had the dog out for an
airing when the animal darted into
the street directly in front OF a rap
idly approaching automobile. The
owner spranE 10 the rescue and was
struck by the fender OF the car. The
dog escaped uninjured-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-23
Beauty Chats By Edna Kent Forbes
To Reduce-Or Gain.

y VERYONE realizes that losing or
r, taking on, flesh Is merely q mat
- ter OF scientific adjustment OF
the amount OF nourishment taken into
the body each day. I say merely"
though ths learning OF what to eat
and what not to, IS a bit complicated.
Those readers who have been try
Ing TO gain or reduce. and who have
followed this column, have read some
thing OF the caIory system by which
diedcians measure food values. Today
want TO give another list OF foods
and their caloric values, so the wom-
an can Judge the relative nourishing
qualities Of the foods she buys. These
are taken from United States gov
eminent tables:
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-23

Of the face and bring blood into YOUR
cheeks, and 10 make the large pores
Iine. requires Internal and external
treatments. A proper diet, with plen-
" OF truits-at least a couple OF
oranges day, and at least five glass
es OF water daily. and plain, nutritious
FOODS 50 much for the internal treat
ment. For the external. wash the
race with very warm water and a
good soap. preferably liquid soap:
rinse IN very warm water and mas
sage IN a cleansing cream. Wine off
and rub the skin with a piece OF ice.
rubbing the ice directly on the skin
or putting IL in piece OF cheese-cloth
The wet and cold. too, must touch the
skin. This stimulates the blood and
closes the pores. and being an astring-
ent, tends 10 draw up those large
pores and make them fine.
Margaret-If the soap and oint-
ment do not agree with your skin.
let them alone. Usually this mild,
medtcated preparation Is quite harm
less, but It doesn't seem TO agree
with you. Even the best things dis
agree with some people. you know.
Use the treatment described for A
Reader above, but use tincture OF
liquid green soap on your skin: this
Is good for blacSheads. though some
what strong. Rinse Well-this soap
forms the basis OF most blackhead
cures.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-23
Killing Of
Dogs TO Win the Var

Chicago, III, March 23.-Dr. Evan
O'Neiu Kane. Of Pennsylvania, advo-
Gates the killing OF dogs 70 win the
war. II not immediate execution. DR..
Kane proposes that q tax be levied
that would be 50 high as 70 make 10
absolutely prohibitlve for anyone to
own a canine except the ultra rich.
he hopes 70 get q bill IN congress
to provide such a tax
DIT. Kane says there are 10000. 900
dogs IN the United States and they
consume food each year amounting
TO between S25O.O00 and $1,000. 1000.
He calls them Improbable luxurles7
and dangerous nuisances." Also dis
turbers OF the peace. breeders OF hy-
drophobia and sheep killers Dogs
in the United States Kill 100 600 sheep
annually. he declares.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-23

/ IN his office
AND WENT all around.
INTO THE roomA
AND BE wasn't there
AND HE wasn't there.
AND WENT around again
THROUGH THE corridors
AND COULDN'T find him.
AND HUNG around
AND A bright idea
CANE INTO her head
AND SHE got a chair
AND DRAGGED It down The hall
AND GOT upon It
AND PULLED tbs fire alarm
AND BEAT It.
DOWN THE front steps
INTO THE yard
AND ALL the teachers
AND ALL the children
CANE MARCHING out
AND HER father didn't come
BECAUSE HE'D gone over.
To ANOTHER school
AND SHE didn't know It.
AND SHE ran home
CRYING HER eyes out
AND CALLED to her mother.
'THE SCHOOLS on fire.
@AND PA didn't come out"
AND THAT night
WHEN THEY asked her about It.
SHE SAID.
II KNOWED It
4BEoAUsE I burned It myself
I THANK you.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-23
COUGHSAND COLDS
QUICKLY RELIEVED
Dr.. Kings New Discovery
sold since Grant was presi-
dent at fifty cents.

That was fifty years aEo. II al
the years since millions OF colds
have been checked by &c. coughs re-
ueved, grippe vanQuished, croupy
children eased.
Dr.. Kings New Discovery iI very
effective IN checking the development
OF an oncominE cold or the advance
OF a neglected one.
II soothes the tortured throat
lcossns congested chest ard uissl-
pates the tight-packed phlcgm. stand
ard for young and old as a faithfui
remedy for and enemy o. new and old
coughs and colds and kindred attacks.
Try 10 today.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-23
Oregon Bees Certain
OfFnH Snonr SubhIu

Corvallis, Ore. March l3.-Fo od
dictator Hoover has nothing on Ore
gon bees. His regulations regarding
the limited use OF sugar do not apply
TO the honey makers. Under a rul-
ing made BY the state food adr1ln-
fstratiou. bee raisers who find that
owing TO the depleted store OF honey
their "nocksT need sugar for feed.
NAV purchase extra amounts OF
sweetness for their bees.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-23
Trenton High Claims
First in Honor School

Trenton. NO. March f5.-Ths Tren-
ton high school claims the record OF
being the first high school IN the
United States to become an Honor
School" Every one OF the 500 stu
dents owns thrift stamps or baby
bonds, and every class IN the school
owns a Liberty bond. IN addition
every teacher has taken a liberal sup
ply or baby bonds, and many own
Liberty bonds
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-23
Years Ago Today
From The Herald Of
This Date, 1904

TTEAVY losses were sustained by
the Russians IN an engagement
- - IN northeastern Korea with
Korean troops The Cossacks we're
reDulsed with loss OF IS killed. and
90 wounded.
Western stockmen. backed BY the
National Livestock association, have
bought the an option on the Dold
Packing company's plant IN Kansas
City.
Congressman Reeder introduced a
bill in the house today aimed 10 pre-
vent the securing OF large tracts OF
public domain by spectators. and
providing means whereby persons OF
small means may secure homes.
Mrs A Stewart, 913 North Ochoa.
Yesterday lost a pocketbOok contain
ing $40 in cash
scott White won six ont OF nine ten
pin games bowled against A ". Houck
on the TelIotis alleys last night
A threat OF establishing a closed
shop in the meat packeriss Of Chicago
has been made by the unions.
me Chinese government has ad-
dressed a memorandum to the state
department denouncing the Chinese
exclusion treaty.
o. S. experts are testing the new
Springfield, 1903 model army rifle az
Fort Clark. Tex The new rifle viii
Kill at five miles, they report.
The probability that George Gould
VIII build through line from the east
70 the coast by way OF Ell PasO. Is eE-
pressed by n J. Simmons, general
manager OF the E P. & s. ".
The New Mexico Cattle Growers as
ISOLATION which is holding a two days
session in Roswell. n. N, has passed
a resolution gainst joint statehood.
The Dean-Dyson Produce company,
South FL Paso street, sustained slight
damage last night as the result OF a
blaze.
The erection OF another'smelter near
Iorreon Is under way, the work being
financed by a company OF French
capitalists
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-23
SHAKE INTO YOUR SHOES.

Aliens Foot-Ease, the antiseptic powder
70 be shaker into the shoes and sprinkled
In the fcothath- The PlattsburE Camp
Manual advises men ia training 70 use
FOot-Ease in their shoes each morning. It
prevents blisters and sore spots and re-
lieves painful swollen, smarunE feet and
takes the sting out OF ccrns and buuions.
a certain RELIEF Tor sweating. calloug,
tired, aching feet Always use Aliens
Foo--Ease 20 break IN new SHOES Sold
everywhere. c5c.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-23
"It8 Easy bMaho l6r
AWrnlRIos1 l1niSh"

may be using for clearing the com
plexion. and use q cream made BIZ
mixing together an ounce Of Eintone
and two tablespOonfuls OF EiTcerine
In one pint Of water Apply this gen
erously every day, rub % IA well It
IS superb IN its results and never fails.
Get the zintone from your druggist
SPOTTX-Whatsver you DO. don't
use any OF the burning hair re-
movers sold I want y5u 20 try this
away those superruous hairs II
can be done on the face. arms, in
fact auyW here on the body It never
fails and never leaves a red burned
spot. The skin IS left smooth and
soft. You dissolve away the hairs in
with sulfo solution, which your drug
gist viii supply you for one dollar
This removes every hair, no matter
how thick. OF how sensitive the skin,
and never leaves spot
WISH-You should be warned that
no one can positively promise you
success f. bust development Yet,
a mixture Of two ounces OF ruetone,
costing one dollar at the drug store.
half a cup OF sugar and pint o.
water. has done the work for count
less women and Is without question
the only thing 70 use OF the above
mixture. take two teaspoOufulg after
meals and At bedtime.
g. 7. There q but 60 face
powder 7 have ever known that
hasn't that "chalkiness" in some de-
gree. That's Why have NY Own face
powder. It's just like the s0ftear
down. and Invisible There's nothing
elss like a.. It IS now sold At drug
der" at fifty cents IN Waite flesh.
and brunette tints-
DOUBLE YOU-The aIkan IN soaps
and soap shampoos causes brlttIeuess
OF hair and dryness o. the scalp
think too much OF my hair 70 use any
OF these things II you want bead
wash that is positively glorious, thai
dissolves away every bit OF greasy
film from the hair ard scalp as no
soap shampoos can ever do, Just dis
solve a tsaspoonru1 OF eEEol IN half
cup OF water and use. IN this way
from u to Is head washes can be OBJ
tanned from twenty-five cents worth
OF egEoL
MRS CKS-Blackhead5 have
really no reason Tor existence. when
you can get rid OF them almost mag
fcaIly. and in a few moments. By get
ting some powdered neroLin AZ the
drug store and sprinkling some OF e
on a hot wet sponge and then rub
bling the blackheads with # You VIII
be surprised how wonderfully and
quickly this viii remove AL OF the
big and little blackheads completely.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-23
'CASCARETS" SET
YOUR LIVER AVD
BOWELS RIGHT
They're finel Don't remain
bilious, sick, headaehy and
constipated.
Best for colds, bad breath,
sour stomach - children
love them.

Be cheerful Clean up inside TO-
night and feel fine Take Cascarsts 20
Hven your liver and clean the bowels
and STOP headaches, a bad cold, biz
iousness, offensive breath. coated
tongue, salloWness. sour stomach and
gases Tonight take Casc1rstg and
enjoy the incest. geutlest Liver and
bowel cleansing ycu ever experienced
Wake Up feeling Erand-EVerybod g
doing IL Cascarsts best laxative for
children also.-AdT.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-23
HURT BY LIFE PRESENTER.

Paducah. Ky. March 23.-James
Moore was a passenger on the steam
er City OF Cairo. A windstorm broke
over the river. The boat was caught.
A life preserver was hurled BY the
wind from an upper deck, fracturing
Moore's skull
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-23

Narinette. Wis. March 2S.-W. f.
Young. a barber at Pound. paid a fine
Of SIS and costs because he said: The
Tuscania disaster was a Joke. That's
what AZ was. They should have stayed
at home where they belonged and
then it wouldn't have happened"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-23
Away, Lead 10 Better Hsallh

Serious sicknesses start Ga disord-
ers OF the stomach and Liver. The
best corrective and preventive 90 DR..
KiuC New LIE Pills. They prevent
Coustra zion, keep Liver. and BoHeis
in condition. No change in price.
SIN 25c-AdT
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-23

The National Asronautic Committee OF
the WOmen's Naval service Is raising a
$4,000 fund 90 buy athletic equipment for
American flyers abroad
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-23

By VALEsKA sURRATT

TT IS really Inspiring 70 see how
every blemish. red spot, freckle
= and every discoloration Of the
skin gives way before q gorgeous bud
ding OF a beautiful complexion By
using the following cream And still
more remarkable is the short time IN
which &c can be done II Il IS used
every day literally. The cream Is
made by mixing one tablespoonful OF
glycerine and the contents OF q two
ounce package OF eptol IN half pint
OF water Get the eptol at the drug
store. I know you viii be utterly
astounded at the results OF this secret,
and your friends. too, VIII marx the
change. 7 have never known Il %
fail. and have seen it do its wonders
on some mighty bad compiexious that
7 thought would be almost hopeless.
So here IS every Woman's chance, your
supreme chance. any woman can do
it. Why not you2
BALDT-T0u are wasting valuable
time with the hair treatments you
mention. Everybody that has used
the following formula has marveled
at the results. Your hair win az once
stop falling. and the hair VII grow
long. silky and beautiful Mix one
ounce Of beta-quinol with a half pint
OF water. and half pint OF bay rum,
or use one pint OF witchhazel instead
OF the water and bay rum This
makes over a pint OF this positive
hair grower. costing less than you
would pay at the stores, and besides,
it does the work unfaillngly. Get the
beta-quinOl at any drug store
MRS. P. o. S-AlI bIemishes. red
spots. freclles and "muddiness" viii
entirely vanish from your skin II you
wiz lay aside all other things you
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-23

over 900 women havs applied for the
nurses training camp at Vassar college
this summer
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-23

CereaIs average 1870 70 100 cal-
ories a pound
The woman who wants to special
lie on her food, either TO gain or lose
fat. can learn a lot from this table.
A pound Of cream averages a pint
you can tell, then, how fattening Is
the cup OF coffee rich with cream, and
the bowl OF cereal. cream covered.
which you take OF a morning. II
you're reducing. keep away from
these and drink coffee black II
you're training 10 gain. eat plenty OF
cream and sugar, too.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-23
Nv nTNN ROTTs.

0RICKET HICKS went over We'd
nesday and turned the grindstone
all day for Fletcher Henstep. Raj
Barlow, who sat on the fence and
watched him, didn't get tired at all.
= =
Circuses Of today are different from
those Of a generation ago. Nearly all
Of them have changed bareback riders.
=
Atlas Peck IS describing to his
friends how it feels to have the pockets
picked. 1t was so painless he didn't
know anything about it until It was
all over.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-23

8 Ecader-If YOUR health IS good.
your digestion must be somewhat up
set Perhaps. too. YOU are slightly
constipated- To build up the flesh
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-23

no Be Contlnued)
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-23

Korean troops. The Cossacks we're
rePulsed with a loss OF IS killed. and
60 wounded.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-23

TEAVY losses were sustained by
the Russians IN an engagement
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-02-16
GERMAN PRESS ATTACKS POLES.
Express Anger and Alarm at Events
in Poland.

Amsterdam, Feb. 16.-T'. resigna-
tlon or the Polish cabinet and other
indications of dissatisfaction in Poland
with the peace agreement between the
Ukraine and the central powers, pro-
viding for the annexation Of Polish
territory to the Ukraine, are causing
anger and alarm in section Of the
German press Many newspapers are
attacking the Poles sharply.
The Cologne Gazette says the CEN
tral powers can not permit the Poles
to tear the. net we have Just spun
in the east for the advantage of all
concerned" and declares that peace
must not be endangered at the very
moment 1t has been arranged.
The Post says:
II Germany is to have any security
in the east. the Polish armies must be
opposed Immediately The Poles have
declared state of hostility The re-
suit Of this attitude must be shown to
them. Otherwise, the German empire
will lose oil its prestige in the east"
News has been received 1ns Berlin
concerning reports that Russia had not
begun the demobilization which her
representatives at Brest- -Litovsk an
nounced had been ordered, according
to a dispatch from Berlin to Bremen.
On the other hand, the Vienna corre-
spondent Of the Vossische Zeitung re-
ports he had been informed by Talaat
Pasha, the Turkish premier, that Rus
sia was de1pobilizing in the Caucasus,
and that the portion Of Armenia occu-
pied>by Russia was in the process of
being evacuated.