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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-06
Women Everywhere
Use Lemon Juice
To Beautify Skin


The beauty lotion which IS becom-
Ing go popular thrQu ghout the coun-
Try Is easily prepared BY anyone. ana
q whole quarter pint OF it doesn Z
cost any more than q small Jar o.
he common. ordinary cold creams
Add the Juice o. TWO fresh lemt1s
% three ounces Of orchard white and
shake wen IN bottle. strain the
lemon Juice two OF three times
through q fine cloth SO 10 pulp gets
INTO the lotion, then Il VIII keep fresh
for months Regardless Of Wnat
price you pay or how highly adver-
Used. there IS nothing else really
more merltcrlous IL identifying,
softening and clearing the skin As
2 tan and blemlsh remover. also 70
remove oilluess and EalloWnesas
lemon Juice has no Massage i
Into the face. neck and arms once OF
twice each day, ana JUST zee i Z
doesn't bring our the roses ana ND
den beauty.
Lemons have always been used 70
Bleach the skin, but pure lemon juice
IS TOO highly acid. therefore should
never be used except In this manner
i properly prepared, this sWeellE
fragrant lotion VIII SPEAK Tor itselL-
Any drug store VIII supply the three
ounces OF orchard white At very little
cost and the grocer VIII supply me
lemous-A1T.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-06
TEXAS LEGISLATOR IS
ROBBED. SHOT TO DEATH

Fort Worth. Tex. April 6.-F. r.
Greenwood Of wichita Falls. member
OF the Texas legislature and candidate
for reelection this fail, was robbed
and shot TO death last night on the
Dalias-Fort Worth pike. HIS body
was found IN an automobile BY pas
sersby.
1fr. Greenwood Is said TO have left
Dallas yesterday afternoon for Fort
Worth IN the motor accompanied By
another man whose Identity has not
been established The person who
shot Greenwood had not been appre-
hended late last night.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-06
Rome Is Being Made
Self Supporting As
To Food Producing

Rome, italy, March s0.-Due 90 ths
enthusiasm with which tie Students
OF the classic schools and the boys
enrolled in the Boy scout orsaniza-
lions have responded TO the muuici-
pallty's appeal to volunteer for asri-
cultural work. tho project o. making
Rome agriculluralIy self supporting
Is no longer considered 3 chimsrical
scheme destined 20 be q complete
failure.
The movement 70 increzss the agri-
cultural production IN AID around the
city began several weeks ago Wneu
mayor Prince COlonna informed the
ministry of agriculture that he would
place at the disposal OF pral-4el-
farmers all the green lawns Of the
public gardens and parks Of the city,
provided they would turn them mo
potato and bean fields.
This announcement was Immediate
ly followed by an appeal % the no.
biIity and wealthy class IN general 20
SOW potatoes and beans In every
available square foot Of land IN their
villas and large gardens
Agriculture minister Milan
speaking OF what the government has
SO far accomplished. said that not
ufthstandlng the intensified sub
marine warfare Italy has imported
from North America $500 tractors
which are working night and Day
wherever they can be successfully
employed.
These tractors arrived On italy
dfsmounted.n minister Milaul said.
and the parts were assembled AGAIN
al ne uort Of discharge by mechanics
furnished BY the army and working
under the direction Of American ex-
next year" the minister con
cluded. ITALY VIII have 1000 tractors
of fhesa. 5000 VIII be stationed on the
continent and 1000 IN the islands
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-06
GOMPERS' RAPS SOCIALISTS
As DISLOYAL TO COUNTRY

New York. April 6. The reply Of
Samuel Gosmpers, president OF the
American Federation q Labor, 70 z
letter recently sent him BY Alfred
Lefkowitz, delegate from the Teach
ers' union 20 the central federation
IN which he accused Mr.. Gompers q
stigmatizing him and Thousands Of
other loyal Socialists as disloyal.' vas
read here last night at a meeting Of
the Central Federated union
There may be a Socialist here and
there" said Mr.. Gompers in his reply
who declares his loyalty to the Amer
lean government and 70 the labor
movement had heard and seen
some Socialists mounting a declara-
ton OF loyalty and yet IN their every
action belyine their lip service.
"As a matter OF fact Socialists are
50 generally disloyaI that Il Is the
exception when we find one here and
there who IS loyal and who does not
merely declare his loyalty upon the
principle OF safety first"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-06
DISCUSSES 1884, LAST OF
THANKSGIVING STADIUM CASH

George p LeBaron. as manager OF
the THANKSGIVING football game BE-
tween Bliss and Cody teams, has 5ust
disbursed f35A1e. being the balance
IN his hands from the proceeds OF the
game This amount IS In addition to
the sz4o0 already paid out, and was
divided between the Boy Scouts. war
camp community service, Associated
Charities and the athletic fund Of the
high school The high schools share,
$3.50. OF this last DISTRIBUTION. was
turned over by the athletic execiftives
20 the Associated Charities This
practically cleans up the fund.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-06

TIE salvation Army announces 400
4 hutnents and rest rooms among
ths allied armies IN Francs and italy.
q OF them on the American sector.
Zach hutment is attended by a man
and his wife and four young women.
The army IS appealing now Tor 500
more workers. The risk IS about the
same as that OF enlisted men, Tor
much Of the work IS done under bonn
bardment. So Ear none have lost their
lives, but the army says some have
been gassed- The recruits desired
must stand as high physical sxamina-
ton as the government exacts from
enlisted men The army has material
20 erect 80 more hurmelrss ali OF them
among American troops, and only
awaits transportation OF lumber and
me release OF workers. The army IS
planning a financial campaign IN Nay
20 secure an additional s25u.00Q.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-06
Man Who Won Fame
Climbing Mt. Blanc
With Brothers. Die,

London Eng, April 6.-Ihe Rev.
A S. ". founE, VINO has died zt his
survivor OF three brothers who won
the attention o. the world IN 1855 By
making the first ascent OF Mount
Blanc without a guide. On their re-
turn Journey they fell 1000 feet ever
a precipices one OF them being killed
but the other two escaping practically
unhurt
The three brothers. athletes and
experienced mountaineers. announced
tnelr intention Of climbing Mount
Blanc at the most dangerous season
Of the year. All endeavors TO dissuade
1anBer OF lne enterprise the main
streets OF Chamonlx were thronzed
with spectators and telescopes were
much IN demand
Towards IL o'clock the three broth
ers were discerned looking Ike pyg-
Grand Plateau climbing With re-
markable vigUr. They disappeared q
the Corridor and were lost to vlrt
for an hour. when they reappearod
and were seen standing together on
the extreme summit OF Mount Blanc.
They remained there for a few min
utes and then commenced the descent.
Suddenly al three vanished and an
instant later they appeared 1000 feet
blow One OF the trio had slipped on
the cage OF a precipice. and the broth
ers. being roped together. were shot
down an almost perpendicular slope
OF ice 70 a point where % Joined the
border Of the upper glacier Horror
stricken the watchers below present
y saw two Of the men rise to their
feet, and for two ard a half hours
they bent over the postrate form OF
me third, VINO seemed inert
Then the two, one walking with
great difficulty began the laborlous
descent leaving the lifeless body OF
their brother. 10 was dark before they
reached the Corridor" and they did
not reach a safe stopping place until
about o'clock In the morning. A res
cue party from Chamoniz afterward
recovered the body OF the brother,
whose neck had been broken BY HIS
fall
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-06
EPISCOPAL sEs1rNARTEs
LEan IN WAR TnTTWTEFH


The board OF religious educsticn Of
the Episcopal church claimed for Its
communion the honor Of contributing
from its theological semiuaries the
highest proportion OF men TO the war.
Il claims % have given % per cent
20 Baptist 10. Methodist Is. Congre-
gationai "a and Presbyterian IA. In
this connection The board figures that
II the var last until 1920 SIS church
VIII have in ten seminaries @ total Of
s. men, in place OF the $50 which Il
had In them at the beginning OF the
var And one q che ten seminaries
could care for more than that number.
and the board finds that IN one o.
them she official one, - professors
VIII have on hand 20 teach q student
body Of exactly nine- The board gives
exact data TO prove its contention that
something must be done.
Even II the war should come 20 an
end NJ once through the failure OF
me German drive. the board states
that conditions can hardly improve
FOR some wears For quarter OF
ceuEur- Episcopal church cunmuul-
caurs are shown to have increased in
nun Der four times as fast as caudi-
dates fcr the same church's ministry.
The board finds also that the outlook
fer men 10 go 90 mission fields is even
more desperate and so u suggests
four sources Of possible recruits Of
mon One is that older men. give up
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-06
SALVATION ARMY LOSES 400
WORKERS in PIcARDY FIGHr

san Francisco. Calf, April 6.-The
salvation army suffered serious
losses in workers and materials dur
ing the German drive IN Picardy. &C
cordiug to adEices made public today
by Col Henry c. Lee. commanding
-he Salvation army in California- Col
Henry c. Lee. commanding the Saliva
zion army in California. Col. william
Baker Constance Estes and Julia Gu
dim O. this city and violet McAlIister
o. Los Angeles are among the army
workers who were caught in the Of
fensire and whose fate Is unknown,
Col Lee said.
huts erected and operated IN the re-
gion Of the recent German drive have
been shattered by. the German artll-
lery." the advices said, "and there re-
mains 70 be accounted for approxi-
mately 200 OF the women and men
trench workers OF the Salvation
army
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-06

THE new Liberty loan Is announced
1 three billion a. four and one.
quarter percent This IL called 4
small loan" The bankers are sur,
prised at Its smallness.
The human mind adjusts itseli
easily 70 new things. When the coun-
try announced the Panama canal q
cost less than one-tsnth the amount
OF this loan. financisrs ehivered Al
the extravaganza. And IN the peacs
days. when anybody suggested thai
the government ought 70 own any
thing tbs conclusive reply always
was the government cannot AFFORD
And 10 and behold! The govern
ment that couldn't afford to spend
two hundred and fifty millions in
make loans OF three and four Bill
LIONS At time
From under the steel helmet OF the
"All Highest comes the ole refrain,
The Lord has aided gloriousiy- Nay
he further help"
Close enough to know. from min
ute 70 minute. what Is going on. far
enough TO be safe, the kaiser
watches his latest attack. right on
the spot to gather IN the glory. his
court viii say. he was there he
did It."
Around him IS drawn a circle so
kilometers IN diameter. Within THAI
circle, OF which he IS the center. no
human being may come except at his
command. Every road Is closed. he
sits IN safety getting the neWs-1ad
news thus Tar for the world OF civ
lization-
Flying machines. II there were
enough Of them. could drill vita
dynamite every foot OF that circle IN
which he Is Isolated. and weed him
out But the machines are not there
On the contrary. It Is on the Ger
man side that the flying machines
have been multiplied by ten. and
from Germany comes the boast Our
chasing and battle echelons. accus-
toned to victory. maintained mastery
in the air and attacked the retreat
ing columns"
Too late FOR regrettIng now But
SOME TINE. while the fighting goes
on, let us hope that the story OF fly
ing machine success viii come from
the alllea SIDE.
The dolngs OF these Few days VIII
keep history busy. It VIII take years
to strsighten out and tell the story
And the uoblest part OF Il viii never
be tol6-the courage OF the unknown
men, Frenchmen, that are dying for
their country IN thousands. and gladly;
English. Scotch, Welsh, Irish. stand
ing together proving again as they
have q thousand times that while
they can be killed they cannot be
frightened.
Most interesting Of al. when the
story Is told, VIII be that figure Of
the kaiser, watching the bloody work
OF HIS ambition and telegraphing his
wife that God is helping him IN the
task o. killing. HIS sincerity believes
that the ruler o. millions OF suns and
planets Is actually concentrating his
attention on the murderous enter
prises o. one miserable little mongrsl
on this planet
Because he believes Il he Is pow
erful
And because he believes e he and
his brood VIII be swept away in time.
ike others who have believed the
same thing IN the past.
No man OF the allies side knows
what IS back OF this drive.
It Is hoped that the kaiser Is max
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-06
TREATING 1s PERSONS
AT ERUPTIVE HOSPITAL

There are under treatment At ths
city eruptive hospital 70 persons. ac-
cordlng TO Tom Counors, OF the city
health department Four OF these are
afflicted with smallpox, while lF 9TH
ers are Guaranteed because they
were exposed TO contagion. This to-
tai IS small, absolutely. but it Il rel
atively large, as for a long tins dur
ing the past year the average number
Of patients az the place was one psr
month
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-06
Plans Municipal
Shops To Cut Price Of
Meat and Conserve VS.

Paris France, March s0.-Fran1s
has taken another definite step To-
ward municipal cwnerlhiD and mu-
uicipal operation o. commodities
The Paris Municipal council has voted
q fund Of 1.lQuDut francs. about t14l.-
900 for the openi1g Of munle-Qai
butcher shops, e. which neat VIII Be
Although there Is sliu plenty o.
meat ln France itl price has become
almost prohl1ilve. owing 20 the de-
mands OF war prcllt6ars who plea4e4
transport facilities, had caused them
20 raise their prices VITA rel1c-
lance"
Ths result OF the councils action
vas 60 cause an immediate tumble u
the prices Or Oh meats. even incl-l-
ing game and fowl. % a point almost
equal % that o. pre-war times Az
though the municipal shops cannot
hope TO open Ter some time the
wholesalers at once threw what
stocks OF both fresh and sold storage
meat they had on hand into the mar
ker A drop o. from six 70 elg1-eel
cents per pound wholesale was me
result
tinued % take advantage 81 the eit-
uatiou and maintained their Hls1
scale Of prices without any a-plana-
ton or apology
the plan compress me Opening %
q central distributing SHOP n Paris
to which All the meat wiz be sent
from the slaughter houses 10 VIII
then De redistrihuted through 20 o.
so retail shops throughout the greater
city, where DO win Be sold at q price
which &c fs safe 20 nrophesy Wll b
so per cent less than that now de-
handed By the local butchers.
American women wiz CO uost q the
-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-06
Watch Your Daughters
Men Company In The
ParZor Saus Preacher

Epigrams from John Edward
Brown:
Watch the man who goes with
your daughter. A loose man IN the
parlor viii put a skeleton IN your
closet.
Religion doesn't stop reaping,
but It does stop sowing any more.
The man who refuses to accept
responsibility IS not going to be q
failure He is a failure already.
a little knowledge IS dangerous
One man said the Epistles were
the wives Of the Apostles. want
to 6nowi
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-06
CONSOLIDATE COLLECTION
OF ALL TAXES IN CITY

As part o. Lho raorganIzed pan
FOR the coordination OF city business
all taxes, both property advalorem
taxes and privilege licenses, are here
after 60 be collected at one office.
that OF the city tax collector. Here
tofore the office OF the city clerk has
collected 5itne bus, serviee car and
other vehicle license taxes. while the
city collector attended to sdvalorems,
dog licenses and licenses issued under
the nurs food IaW.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-06

Don't forget the big blowout on
Wednesday at the new meeting place,
206ls South FL Paso street" said
circular sent to all members OF FL
By secretary J. S ". Doups Friday
night Open house 20 al members OF
the order Is the substance OF the invi-
tation-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-06
TnnAU Editorial Comment By
~ L "A Arthur Brisbane

Z ing the desperate effort because he
was compelled 70 make it-oecause
the people were not IN mood TO stand
inaction, and he could not rely upon
them Indefinitely.
But this hope is weak For the
drive had been well advertised in
advance.
Il Is announced that on the ad-
vice Of an English officer New torE
is preparing for German air raids,
This seems TO be looking little
Far ahead. but there IS never any
mistake iu wise reasonable preeaa-
ton.
II any American sees German
flying machine It VIII represent tor
the present the climax Of modern
1870 ship rising from below
the water 70 release az the surface
a flying machine for attack through
the air.
such machines would be unpleas-
ant But they might be useful They
might stimulate flying machine pro
duction IN the United States They
might also stimulate bond buying
The German hope and boast IS put
IN Is words by the fighter linden
burg: The thing Is over. We hay =
begun to move The first act Is
ended"
That sounds depressing. But the
world may remember that half a ooz-
en- great Germans" including the
kaiser. said the same thing three and
half years ago.
Then Prussian soldiers, marching
through Belgium. were holding Nd
five fingers IN the faces OF women
and children BY way Of enlghten-
ment. saying IN German: in FarLs
IN five days" They believed Il, but
nearly four years have passed ana
they are not IN Paris yet
1t may be as HIndenburg says. that
'ithe first act IS ended" The question
IS how many acts are there 20 be IN
what happens IN the last
act2
Even the great Hindenburg and his
nAl1 Highest" boss are sitting In 'front.'
Of the footlights like the rest o. the
at the play entitled
w holesale Murder, nopooy knoelIf
how Fate, the dramatist. has arranged
the ending.
How many Germans are driven into
the grave in this latest kaiser -orive-
The military experts estimate that
ar LEaaL lNlaaA. must nave AIa-A -------
on the German side n 48 hours.
A good deal OF useful work could
have been done By those 100000 men
whose death has supplied the kaiser
and his six healthy, uuWounded sons
with interesting reading matter.
Tbs world wonders Why Germany
makes the expensive. bloody attack OF
well fortified English lines instead
OF attacking northern italy lnsulli-
ciently supplied with cannon
The answer f. perhaps. that this
kind OF war is a matter OF cannon,
number and weight OF shells chat are
thrown.
France and England are ruanutac-
turing big guns as rapidly as possible
Germany has Just added 70 her sup
ply the Thousands Of guns from Rus
STA It may have seemed wise to use
all the weight OF these cannon against
the English line while cannon Euperl-
ority remained with the Germans.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-06
TEMPE PASTOR GOES TOA
DOUGLAS METHODIST CHURCH

Tempe. Ariz., April 6.-Rev. Wilbur
Fisk, for 70 years pastor Of the Meth
odlst church IN Tempe, Unexpectedly
has accepted the pastorate at DouElas.
Tor which point he viii leave at once.
dis successor here VIII be EeT. Gee.
Nie1oison. now ~ Wiiicoz
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-06
PELlRGRF

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leaving horror znd death IN IS wake.
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this disease. and how thousands q pella-
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-06
WAR WORK CREATES
DIN EnNQ


Churches report u centers wherein
exceptional war work is TO lead TO
tremendous demands for new houses,
AID consequent demands for churches
and settlement recreation houses. Ac-
greatest center that IS 10 come into
the Delaware river, with its BAY
which IS 10 surpass anything the
world has yet known. the Clyde not
excepted. The next IS Newark and
its bay. Six Of the other centers
are in Pennsy on the
lake OF the same name Bethlehem
and Attention, IN the steel region.
COatesville and Elizabeth. not far
from Philadelphia, and JohnstoWn.
famous FOR its food Of some years
ago. The remaining three centerB are
Bridgeport, Conn, Akron, Ohio, and
Charleston, ". Va Were the War to
end az once the assertion obtains that
ten years at least viii be required TO
rebuild and reIuake losses OF the war.
Studies are being entered into by
various religious bodies TO meet these
new needs with churches, vel To-
Gated and such division OF types as
viii neither overlook or overlap. Set
Element houses and recreation centers
are part Of the plan. Attention Is to
be given 20 the training Of ministers
and lay workers 10 meet thess IN
usual demands. Cooperation is being
had with commercial bodies, and the
Sunday school associations and vari-
Gus brothczhoods are being brought
into the plans.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-06
NEW YORK CITY IS
oEERcRoEEnEu WITH n-EN


FERCROWOEU WITH MEN
war Time Commissions OF the FED
eral Council, the y. II. c. A., and OF
practical ali religious bodies report
New York City overcroWded With en-
listed men and their friends, score
taries and ministers. government Of
ficials and foreigners The War
Time council OF the 7. II. c. A IS 10
remove from Twenty eighth street to
Madison avenue and Forty-flfth
street. TO get more room. This fol-
lows a previous removal OF a large
part OF the councils staff to quarters
IN Madison avenue near Thirtieth
street. Union Theological seminary,
short Of students because they have
gone 10 war is loaning q part OF Its
plant in upper Broadway. 7. II. G.
A. branches are trying to house en-
listed men. but turning away more
than they accommodate. While Ger
tain cities OF the country are crowded
with war time population. New York
city focuses all OF them. and an ap-
peal has lust been sent out 70 owners
OF unoccunied houses TO loan them for
the period OF the war.
Marvel House g New York work
comparable TO Hui House IN Chicago,
only that TT helps boys exclusively
in normal times. has entered into an
alliance with the Institute OF Applied
Christianity. and together they have
responded to the r 81. G. A. appeals
TO care. IN part at least, for seereta-
ries and ministers passing through
New York to and from war ceutsrs.