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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-29
IA Years Ago Today
From The Herald Of
\ = This Date 1904

AN average Of s353 has been sub
( n scribed by every business man
canvassed so far BY the committee in
charge OF the campaign for a 7. N
c. A. building in FL Paso-
Nessrs. J. VI. Fisher. Richard Ca
ples and W. ". Turney, in charge OF
the subscription list for the erection
OF a convention hail 10 accommodate
the national irrigation convention Oh
tanned $500 today.
mat the slot machines often pay
the rent OF their owner, and mat Il
Paso has about $50 OF them. was the
statement made today BY saloon
man. commenting on alderman W J.
Rand's attack on the slot machine
evil. Another saloon man admitted
that the player had no chance with
slot machine
Alderman VIII Rand, representing
the Fourth ward. announced To-Day
that he viii resign from the city
council al its next meeting. giving as
his reason. that the office takes too
much time from his business Il IS
known. however, that he IS not IN
harmony with mayor MOrehead-
A Port Arthur correspondent writes
that the japanese are using new
com DlSL4lle WHICH cannot % GALA-4-
guished. Rats loaded with the ma
terial were sunk and the c0moustihles
remained burning under the water.
Congress adjourned today Senator
German showed that the total sppro-
priatious Of this session Of congress
amounted TO over $500. 00O. 600. and said
that such a rate OF expenditure could
result only in increased taxation
D. L. Collie. pastor Of Trinity Meth
odist church, leaves IN few days
for Waco 10 attend the convention OF
the n E church there, and 70 lead
the fight which will be made for
Methodist academy. 20 be established
in FL Paso. He has the support OF
presiding elder T. I. Lallance
4 general strike Of the mechanical
employees Of the Santa Fe mechanical
departments is threatened by the
walkout today Of machinists Of the
Santa Fe lines in New Mexico The
metal workers and boiler makers have
Joined the machinists.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-29
Beauty Chats By Edna Kent Forbes
Wrinkle Treatments.

] THERE are probably as many wrin-
l kle OF face treatments as there are
4 beauty specialists. but the most gen
eraIly. accepted one consists Of an as
tringent, q cold cream massage, and
an ice rub. The treatment (Which you
can initiate this at home with fair
successl, Is this:
Cover the face for a minute with a
towel wrung from hot water-not in
tensely hot-that would dry the nat
uraI oils in the skin-but merely
pleasantly hot. enough SO 10 open the
pores. Now rub on a cleansing cream
and wipe this off-the skin must be
absolutely clean. you see. 20 start the
treatment. Next paint on the astrin-
gent-the recipe IS given beiog-and
lie relaxed for % minutes.
Wash off the astringent with
towel wruu-. once more. from hot
water Rub in a little flesh building
cream IL the face is thin or the skin
dry: or q general cold cream II the
face does not need nourishment- The
massage motions are across the wrln-
kies, starting from the center OF the
forehead. around the eyes and under
them, down the nose. upwards over
the cheeks, upward IN front OF the
ears. This lifts the muscles and
smooths the lines Of the face. Wipe
off the surplus cream, and wrap
piece Of ice in any old white cloth
or a piece OF cheesec loth-and rub this
over the face til the skin is pink and
tingling- Wipe dry ard powder.
Such a treatment should be EtN en-
daily. If the skin is quite wrinSled;
weekly. IL IL is TO prevent wrinkles
or TO close enlarged pores As thor
ough and iuviEorating a treatment as
this viii do away with most ordinary
skin blemishes and make the complex
ion fine grained, giving 1t that firm
ness and pearly luster that every wo-
man desires
To make the astringent-there are
a dozen similar recipes. but I shall
give only one today;
Take the whites OF TWO eggs, break
into a glass. add
50 grains powdered alum.
! ounce white wine vinegar.
Z ounce tincture Of benzoin-
Stir this together. keep in a small.
wide mouthed bottle-at least IL is
more convenient in this form-and
keep small paint brush with II, 10
use in painting IL on the face.
The white Of egg. asst dries, draws
up the skin, closing large pores and
holding up the lax muscles. Alum
aids this Tightening process. White
wine vinegar is astringent and bleach
ing; benzoin is astringent, and also
somewhat of a bleach There is moth
ing harmful in this simple lotion, a
you can tell at glance.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-29
DRAG, DRAG
AND SUFFER
Vas All / Did" Says Dallas Lady,
Who Gives CardI Credit For Her
Being Well and Strong Today.

Dallas. Texas-'It IS hard 70 ez-
press the gratitude I feel for the med
icine that saved my life" says Mrs s
". Bergen, OF ssos Lake Ave. THAT
is what Cardui did and I would like
for others to know. as the few words
I say may save a lot OF suffering Tor
some one $50
suffered everything one can suffer
and live. Ny back hurt. my head. my
sides a weak nervous hurting AL
over ... Drag. drag and suffer. It was
an 7 did 10 rest and very little sleep
OF appetite
] began 70 have spells one night
I tod my husband 7 would try
Cardui II had been recommended 70
IA -eg2H il and It did do ne good
II saved my life. verify believe.
I began 70 improve. grew stfone
Iam a strong and ven woman
today. I can't say too much for
carduL I praise Cardui and viii
praise IL as long as 1--we.
Whenever reel he need Of a tonic.
7 send and get a bottle Of Cardui and
II helps ne. seems TO be what need
Cardui may be what you need Try
CarduL It's a mid. medicinal female
tonic. that has helped many thousands
o. women in the past 20 years. Il
should help you
Al all druggists-Adv
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-29

7 TNCLE WIGEILL LONGEARSs the
- nice bunny rabbit, was walking
along the board path beside the ocean
one day Chaving gone to the seaside
10 cure the epizootic) when. looking
a little way along the sand, he saw
something hopping and Jumping
Hal wonder II that can be Nurse
Jane Fuzzy why my muskrat lady
hcusekeepere7 thought the bunny.
He polished his glasses with a bit
% seaweed so he could see better and.
when he took . second look, be said;
No. It isn't Nurse Jane. I wonder
who i can be-
The jumping thing came nearer and
nearer and az first Uncle Wiggily
thought Il might be baby Skeezicks.
OF perhaps a small, bad, fuzzy fox boy
that had come 20 tease him. and MI
look FOR boardwalk policeman when
he noticed that the funny thing had
stopped
well II Il doesn't come any closer
Il can't hurt me-" said the bunny uncle
% himself. Ell wait a bit and see
rhat 81 is"
So he went down on the sand. off
she boardwalk and then he slowly
hoped toward the funny thing. And
next. TO his surprise, Uncle WiggIy
saw that 10 was a rabbit like himself,
only much smaller. II was smaller
even than Sammie OF susie Llttletatl.
the rabbit boy and girl
~Oh. ho.7 laughed Uncle Wiggily.
I'm not AFRAID Of you- But 7 was at
first I see. now. that you are the
same as myself Come along and have
some fun
II can't said the other bunny.
Cant what" asked Uncle Wiggily.
Il can't come along"
But I saw you hopping a while
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-29
STOMACH UPSET?
Get at the Real Cause-Take
Dr.. Edwards Olive Tablets

That's what thousands Of stomach
sufferers are dong now. Instead Of
taking tones or trying to patch up a
poor digestion, they are attacking the
real cause u the ailment - cloEged
LIVER and disordered bowels.
Dr.. Edwards Olive Tablets arouse
the liver IN a soothing. healing way
When the liver and bowels ere per
forming their natural functions, away
goes Indigestion and stomach troubles.
Il you have a bad taste IN your
mouth, tongue coated, appetite poor,
lazy, don't-care feeling. no ambition or
energy, troubled with undigeSted foods
you Should take Olive Tablets the
substitute for calomel
Dr.. Edwards Olive Tablets are a
purely vegetable compound mixed with
olive oil You VIII know them BY their
olive color. They do the work without
gripping, cramps or psin-
Take one or two at bedtime for quick
relief so you can eat what you Ike.
At Ioc and 25c per box an Druggists
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-29
Bedtime Story For The Little Ones
UNCLE WIGGILY AND THE WOODEN DUCK
By r.

2 ago" said Mr.. Longears, incredulous
like.
Excuse me. I wasn't hopping, 7 was
I Jumping" said the other rabbit
Wen, jump along some more,
begged Uncle Wiggily. Jump along
with me and I'll buy you an ice cream
soda"
'Td like OF. but 7 can't" said the
jumping rabbit I'm sll run down"
-Weu. was that way myself" said
and in such noor health with the cpl
zootic, that DR.. Possum sent me here
TO get better. Aren't YOU better
well. there isn't much the matter
with me. except that I'm run down
said the jumping rabbit. But I guess
. health Is all right I'm not sick I'm
Just run down. 7 mean the clock
spring inside Of me. that ought TO be
wound up 70 make me 20, is run down
and l can't jump any more. I'm run
down that way
Ny goodness me salzes alive and
some peanut pancakes cried Uncle
Wiggily. You don't mean TO tell me
you are a machinery rabbit. do you?
Yes" answered the other. ct an
I'm a jumping rabbit, but 7 only jump
when I'm wound ID. Down here at
the seashore they sell rabbits like my
self to the children as toys. They wind
us with a clock key and We jump
about as real as we can"
You did IL very WELL said Uncle
WiEEily. 7 thought you were real"
Far from It" said the other. I'm
a machine rabbit, but I can't jump any
more until I am wound up again II
yCu were 10 take the key that hangs
around my neck on a string. and wind
me Up in the back could hop as well
as ever
'T'll do It," said Uncle Wigsily. and
he I'D nd ar~rEHn the Re Hlaf f1VTa
jumping rabbit which was made OF
sticks and wood and bits OF FUR glued
on, was wound NJ IL hoped almost
as vel as Uncle WiERily himself. and
the two had lots Of fun on the beach
For the make-believe rabbit. though
II only had wheels and springs inside
il, could talk F'lnnH talk Just like
Uncle Wiggily.
And while n. Longears and the
jumping toy rabbit were having fun
on the beach along came the bad old
Skeezicks
"Oh, ho.-' cried the unpleasant crea-
ture. I have two Dummies now and
can bite souse off both their ears
'Oh. is that so2' cried the jumping
rabbit And with that. and with the
spring inside him. just having been
wound by Uncle Wiggily, the toy RAD
bit jumped right at the Skeezicss-
BanEi he hit the Skeezicks on the I
nose. and the Skeezicks cried:
ooh. vow III be EoOdi That's I
enough. 7 don't want any souse of Z
your ears today and away he ran
So that's how the jumping rabbit. /
though only toy. saved Mr.. LonSears-
and II the umbrella doesn't turn inside j
out and let the rubber plant tickle Il I
in the ribs. III tell you next about Z
Uncle Wiggily and the last shower
Copyright. 1918, BY Mcclure NeWspa-
per Syndicate
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-29
TANLAC IS
ENDORSED BY
TRAINED NURSE
Graduate Of London, Eng.
says she improved rapidly
after taking it.

Airs. Lena Bloomfield. a trained
nurse residing a. $500 san Jacllto
street, Dallas. Texas, is but enc
among many IN her profession who.
after testing the uerits OF Taulac.
have come forward with uuuu1-ififl
endorsements OF the Master iiedl-
cine Mrs. Bloomfield eradua-se n
London. England, and FOR several
years followed her profess On IN New
York, Denver and Dallas. Her state
ment- coming as &c does from one or
such wide experience in relieving
suffering, VIII be OF interest 20 nul-
dreds Of this section who are seeking
relief In telling OF the be1stIs she
has derived from the use OF Tanlac
AIRS. Bloomfield said
some time ago had a severe
shock that brought On nervous pros
tration and 7 suffered from awful
headaches all the time. Aly stomach
was out OF order and most everything
would eat disagreed with me. 7 lisu-
ally have a sunny disposition and Try
% be cheerful under all cir-uu1-
stances but I had become 50 weak
and rundown and my trouble We shed
on me so much bad Eo-t.n rr tre
point where felt depressed and de-
spondent and had no desire 20 live or
do anything else
"a friend OF mine recommended
Tanlac 20 me and as 7 was anxious 90
find something that ErouaI relieve
ne, got q bottle. ny improvement
was particularly noticeable when Z
was on my third bottle, when my a1-
petite picked up and NY flesh became
much firmer- Those headaches are
leaving me and 7 don't feel so tired
as used 20 be all the time. BY sleep
IS refreshing. my stomach and nerves
are stronger and 7 feel I owe much
70 Taulac for what 30 has done for
me. and win continue 70 use &c fcr
some time because % the good il IS
doing me-"
TanIac is sold in Fl Paso by Kelly
e Pollard Co. Inc. and Peoples Drag
store. under personal directions q
special Tanlac representative.-Acr
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-29
Daily Novelette,
THE ORIGIN OF DOORS.

/ CLUB, the cave man. and Blah. his
I " wife, were moving The dampuess
OF the cave had proved too much for
the prehistoric epiglottis OF Waw the
youngest cave baby. and he had in
dulged in a virulent attack Of paieo-
Hthic Group. Therefore a dryer hab-
itation must be sought Club rose
{ to the occasion with trinu versatility.
Leave this to your Uncle Club.
I he remarked 10 Blah. playfuily cuff
ing her in the ear. and striding off
He reappeared shortly, dragging huge
boughs from the ossified forest
"Tah-" shrieked Blah. excitedly
placing one horny foot IN his eye
'.You aren't going 10 get any ~ Us 20
live like those nasty tree dweLers- !
won't have ny babies falling out or
the nest all the time like those young
ones Of Sweek's.'
Just You watt counseied Club
knocking her 50 or 40 feet out OF his
way.
Carefully he began 20 weave the
branches from the ossified forest into
a dry. roomy hut Blah watched him
anxiousiy.
"Oh. Club" she cried with enthusi-
asm. fondly pounding him over the
head with a young lepidodendron sap
plnE. what lovely tree hut you are
making. Let me help YOU" In the
excess OF her emotion she pulled the
key tree out Of line. and the whole
structure tumbled about their ears
'But OUT said Club, with pithecan-
tronic 5luntness. You leave me alone
or III call in Sweek. the tree dweiler,
% help me Women can't build huts
Fetch ne that gymnosperm bush over
there. and be quick about f."
Blah subsided and famed herself
with young lyopod. watching eager
y, Finally she spoke 10 the toiiinE
Club.
How shall we get into it:~ she
asked
Angrily Club cast his branches to
the ground
Vow II that amt like a woman"
he yelled with rage. How viii we
get in2 You sit there and ask me
that2 You sit there and talk and dis
turb me and pull the whole thing down
every few minutes and then ask me
that. Wen get in,-ah.-weu get
in"
Just then a large branch fell from
its lashings, leaving hole in the side
Of the hut. Club turned triumphantly
10 Blah.
There he said. THAT is how ven
get In Now sit still and don't ask
foolish questions"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-29

A healthy man or woman simply
cannot loaf When You lack energy
and vitality you don't feel like work
ing All the organs O. your body are
sluggish You are not keen for either
pleasure or work You eat a plenty
perhaps-but your stomach and d.
gestive organs do not build up your
strength. Dissipation in one form or
another may have caused your trou-
Cadomeue Tablets VIII afford anyone
suffering with that tired feeling. with
headaches. body pains. restiessness.
slseplessness. dependency loss OF
energy. etc Try taking CadOmene
Tablets instead OF using strong slim
ufautE Ike whiskey or vine They
viii give appetite. aid digestion. en-
rich your blood. strengthen your
nerves and make OF you a real live,
healthy. energetic person All drug
rlsts can supply CadOmens Tablets
IL sealed tu5es.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-29
Doctor Gave
This Rundown
Woman VinOI
And She Got Well - Her
Nervousness Disappeared

Flint 9Iich.--I keep house fo- ny
family OF six and got into a generally
rundown condition I was weak. uer-
vous and could not sleep. and had
headache a good deal OF the time
Ny doctor prescribed vinol and f.
made ne wen and strong an a
good deal less nervous and can sleep
righ;s."-Clara Smith. 1213 W. sth
Ave, Flint, Mica
We sell vinol on a positive guar
antee 20 make nervous. weak. rum
down women ven and strong or re-
turn their money. Try IL anyway.
Kelly & Pollard. Druggists. FL Paso.
and at the best drug stores In every
town and city in the country.-Adv-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-29
10 BOOST rood PRODUCTION.

Tucson, ARK. April e9.-Tucson IS
nroceed!ng along definite lines in the
adjustment OF her market sx-
enanEe. 20 be On charge OF 2. p. Ryan.
who has had experience in New York
markets. an1 vas commissarv man
aEer for the south American com
pany- The exchange viii seek "a
STIMULATE food production in this vie
cinite and VIII aid in the planting OF
new tracts.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-29
BAT GUANO

NJ. Geo. c. Davis Will be found IN
his office. Room ST Martin Building
Phone 1888. Am in the market for
an unlimited amount-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-29
!s, Tqg Win RHEUM ATISM

TAKE PREScRIPLIORAZ65l
A constitutions treatment f1T rheumztism
and govt u dissolves the cslcarcous &C.
rosits ,hich cause the painful swelling ~
re -oluts end drives she uric scid trcu she
r~s1en II use since la14 Sod b leaoinE
druggists for -sc- ger bottle
EzH ( iHsri. 80 lTs. 1sis 70 1st siss Esg Y'K
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-29

with a roll collar held by buttons
and loops. A crisp organdie sash.
unattached. facilitates laundering. The
cuffs are also hemstitched and but
toned. Very dainty. very cool. and
above all. very easy 20 maket
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-29

The bureau Of labor statistics at
Washington announces. that women
workers have replaced 1,f13.000 men
in the United States since 1s14.-From
Lesfie's.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-29

WTHITE organdie makes this wall
" Of Troy" on a frock Of checked
dimity. designed for the modern
Helen" who, alas. must know even
more OF the clash OF arms than was
ever wased around that classic
beauty. The simplest waist and skirt
are distinguished by front panel.
outlined with orsandie. hemstitched
IN the batuement design and topped
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-29

Is It true that rocks grow
AnsWer-itoclz is constantly befur
formed by the deposition OF matter
,ela IN water and by volcanoes Rock.
FOUND on the surface OF the ear4h
are constantly diminishing IN size. dur
20 action OF wind rain and snow.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-29
IF There Is Anything Es.9 a as55
You Want To Know About f 58. b. G Washing
briefly

your auesons ~ enl0se stamp page
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-21
Short Snatches
From Everywhere

LeHine and TrotzlZy have fallen and
not one Shrek from freedom.-Nash-
Vile Banner.
Even II peace should come at once.
we would have enough colonies AMI
majors 20 last 50 years.-New York
Sun.
II the grand duke Michael IL made
car OF Russia, the kaiser viii have
double crossed some Of his boys. for
isn't every one 81 them entitled 90
some crown2-Columbua Is. c. Rec
ord.
One argument that win be adj
Fanced against the proposition TO-
pension all persons at 50 years o. age
who are without incomes viii be tnar
IL is a proposition 70 abolish thrift
Buffalo Enquirer.
Reports indicate that the German
American alliance lost out IN the Ar
Eenrina campaign and that the people
of that country VIII uphold the honor
OF popular government Argentina
and Uncle sam VIII stand togsthsr.-
Temple Telegram.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-21
Little Interviews
Holds "Snileage Books Pending Liberty Theater Here
Northern Cattle Buyers Slow Paying Prices Demanded

I has been but a short time that ice
cream was inspected TO see that 10
had sufficient butter Sat, and pun
ishment was melted out 70 those who
skimped on the butter fat, but condl-
tions are right the reverse now. When
government inspector makes an ex-
animation OF fee cream he examines Il
20 see that IL does not contain too
much butter fat. II all departments
are working as theoretically as the
food conservationists, there can be
but one end 70 this war and that IS a
total and absolute victory FOR Ameri-
cans"
Raising squads in Fl Paso is get
ting as common as chicken raising"
said Henry Moore. Almost every one
you talk % has something to say
about squad raising. They all have
different kinds Of birds, and all are
sure that their pigeons are the best
IN Fl Paso- There is one thing how
ever, that they are all agreed on and
that is that the raising OF pigeons
and squads for the market is a prof
table as well as pleasureable oc-
cupation- FL Paso, chicken fanciers
say. is an ideal place for raising
squads and there is a big demand
both fer the squads and the full
grown birds. The Mexicans are fond
OF the black pigeons and viii buy
them, IN many instances paying big
prices"
There are more prisoners in the
county jail now than ever before in
the history OF FL Paso." said deputy
sheriff r. =. Bryant. I'VE have In an
2l2, or u more than the largest num-
Der ever confined in the old county
Jail Fifty or more are federal pris-
oners. for whom the government
makes food allowance OF so cents
per day for each"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-21
MAY HAVE PUBLIC AID
IN ENTRAPPING SPIES

Washington. D. c., March ALTO
make the public generally a vital ele-
ment in the governments spy trap is
being considered by government Off
Gals who advocate abandoning the
present practice Of suppressing iufor-
nation Of the activities Of enemy
agents and the substitution Of
policy OF wide publicity.
The theory Of the new departure is
that publication Of details Of at
tempts TO hamper war production
would disclose clues Of perpetrators
not now available.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-21
Getting To Be 4 Hero So Boat Can Be
Named After One; Boyhood Memory

JOsEPHUs DANIELS.
SECRETARY OF the navy.
WASHINGTON, D. C.
NY DEAR Joe.
EVER SINCE I read
A COUPLE Of weeks ago
THAT YOU we're having trouble
FIxPNG HEROES.
so YOU could use their names.
FOR DEsTROYEBs-
I'VE BEEN wanting to tell you
ABOUT MYSELF.
BUT I'M modest
AND hate 70 do It.
AND wouiaat-
EXCEPT TO help you.
AND P1L Just going to ten you
EXACTLY WHAT happened
AND THEN.
IF you think I'm a hero.
ALL RIGHT.
YOU CAN use my name.
IF YOU want to.
AND THIS is the story
! WAS out rowing
IN A little rowboat
WITH ANOTHER BOY.
AND He vas a little fellow.
AND WE were rowing around
IN THE middle Of the Lake.
AND THERE vas a piece Of TIN
PUT OVER a hole.
N THE bottom Of the boat
AID I vas monksyins with It
WITH Ny heel
AND IT came loose.
AND THE water came I'm.
AND I tried to stop It.
But couldn't
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-21
BOY SCOUTS TO AID
LIBERTY LOAN CAMPAIGN

president Wilson and the secretary OF
the treasury McAdoo 10 the Boy
Scouts q America, asking the scouts
20 participate in the third Liberty
loan campaign were made public to-
day at the Organizations national
headquarters here.
10 was announced that the II DAYS
beginning April 90 had been set aside
during which the scouts viii conduct
a country wide campaign in an effort
% aurpass the bond selling record.
slol.os4,le0. which they made on be-
half OF the second loan.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-21

The young lady across the way says
patriotic men above military age are
coming forward fer all sorts Of cleri-
cal work required BY the war and she
judges from what she sees in the paper
that the government is experiencing no
in finding plenty Of com
petent payroll padders.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-21

ENFORCEMENT OFFICE OPENED
Wichita, Kan. March 2l--An office
Of the enforcement division Of the
United States food administration will
be opened in Kansas City. Walter p.
lines. foo administrator for Kansas.
said here upon his return from Wash
ingtOn- where he attended a confer
ence OF state administration.
The office would have Jurisdiction
he said. over Kansas. Missouri. Colo
RADIO. Utah, New Mexico, Nebra ska.
Arkansas and Oklahoma