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The evening current., 1918-08-01

Mrs. Lee Hanson and baby are
at home from visit with their
people at Big Springs. Texas.
The evening current., 1918-08-01

Robert Hamblen. wife and three
children, Brantley. Glenn and Alva
Ruth. will leave Saturday morning
for Uncle Green Ussery's place.
southwest OF town. where they will
rusticate for a week.
The evening current., 1918-08-01

Don't forget the Red Cross ice
cream supper and musical to he
held at Loving tonight
The evening current., 1918-08-01

W. G.. Howell came down We'd
nesday from his ranch near Lake
wood and was an over night visit
or In the Beautiful.
The evening current., 1918-08-01

Paul Ramuz was passenger
south this morning. going to spend
the day at Loving with his sis
ter. Mrs. Marie Flemming.
The evening current., 1918-08-01

Mrs. f. a. Wright is spending
the day is Loving. going down on
the morning train.
The evening current., 1918-08-01

Mrs. +. 4. Wright and Mrs. A..
A. Kaiser. representatives OF Ed
dy County teaching force. who
have been In attendance at the
state Normal. at silver City. left
there the frat Of the week Mrs
Wright has been visiting In Carls-
bad. while Mrs. Kaiser stopped
over In Dexter. Both ladies expect
To attend the Eddy County Insti-
tute
The evening current., 1918-08-01

Misses Frances and Mildred
Cooke OF Carlsbad and Miss Ruby
Sunders. of Roswell, were passeng-
ers 10 that city this morning. Cap
tain Sunders was with the party
and the trip was made In his car
The evening current., 1918-08-01

Read the Evening Current and
avoid the embarrassment OF asking
your neighbor the latest news.
The evening current., 1918-08-01

Mrs. viii 4. Martin Is D. house
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Bert G.
Rawlins. this week She is en-
route 10 her home in III Paso
from oklahoma points where she
has been with relatives. Mrs Mar
tin is a finished violinist and wor-
shippers at the Methodist church
SUNDAY morning will have the priv
ilege OF hearing her play.
The evening current., 1918-08-01

Little Alene. the four-year-old
baby Of Mr., and Mrs. Henry Dick
son had the misfortune to catch
her hand In the door OF an auto-
mobile Wednesday at the Methodist
picnic, The little fingers were bad
~ mashed but no bones broken and
the baby will room be all right
again with only the loss of a
couple OF finger nails To show for
the accident.
The evening current., 1918-08-01

legal blanks OF all kinds at the
Current Office.
The evening current., 1918-08-01

Phone - for anything needed In ,
the prinhng line.
The evening current., 1918-08-01

4 special chalk talk will be given
sunday morning at the regular
hour for services at the Christian
church. This will be the last sun
day here OF the artist. Frank
MortZ aud an especial invitation
In extended To all To be present
The evening current., 1918-08-01
Grandma Hill. mother OF Mrs.

Grandma Hill. mother OF Mrs.
John Bolton. had the misfortune
20 fall yesterday In the back yard
al the Bolton home. on Main street.
The lady. who Is over S5 years old,
stepped out OF the back door TO
Let water from the Cistern, when
she slipped. falling with her right
l.g under her. The result is a
lroken hip from which she ~ sur
l-ring excruciating pain. She In
ting tenderly and lovingly cared
lpr by her daughter. Mrs, Bolton,
whose devotion to this dear aged
mother is beautiful instance OF
a daughter love.
The evening current., 1918-08-01

NJ. r. Baird left this morning for
camp Cody Deming. New Mexico.
- visit while with Tyson. his
IN. who is In the cantonmcnt at
'lat place. Later on Mr.. Baird
cNpects to secure some kind of EN-
plOyment with Uncle Sam
The evening current., 1918-08-01

4 meeting will be held at Low
ilg beginning August 10th at $40
H. NJ. with Reverend Beauchamp
~ do the preaching. Meetings will
be held at the church and oil
Carlsbad people who may wish to
attend will be made welcome.
The evening current., 1918-08-01

LOCAL NEWS
n. T. Gipson is registered from
his ranch Wednesday stopping at
the Palace hotel.
Mrs. r. a. Wright is spending
the day is Loving. going down on
the morning train.
Don't forget the Red Cross ice
cream supper and musical to he
held at Loving tOnight.
Mrs. Lee Hanson and baby are
at home from visit with their
people at Big Springs. Texas.
Baptist ladies' auxiliary will
meet at their church this afternoon
at 3 o'clock In regular business
session.
Weather forecast for today Is
generally fair tonight and probably
Friday: not much change in tenn
perature.
w. G.. Howell came down We'd
nesday from his ranch near Lake
wood and was an over night visit
or In the Beautiful.
.--------------
Ora Nymeyer. who resides In the
lower valley, came up from there
last night and Is transacting bus
tness in town today.
Mrs. X. NJ. Odom and baby OF
Artesia were over night visitors at
the Palace. leaving on the morning
train for points north.
VIII Merchant left for Queen
this morning to look into a ranch
proposition in that section. He
expects To return tonight.
Paul Ramuz was passenger
south this morning. going to spend
the day at Loving with his sis
ter. Mrs. Marie Flemming.
Raymond Livingston white met
all is In town from the Hudson
ranch. where he is employed and
Is stopping at the Palace hotel.
Mrs. Adela Cochrane has accept
ed the position OF teacher OF the
Spanish American school at Otis
Miss Cochrane is from La Mesa
New Mexico,
Reverend Speed and John Queen
are up from Malaga today. making
arrangements for the meeting to
be held at Loving beginning Aug
ust 10th at $3.50 =. NJ.
Mrs Fred Dearborne and
Perry OCOnnor left for ROs-
well this morning planning TO stay
there and In the immediate yicini-
~ for at least a week.
An inch and n half OF rain Ia
reported as having fallen in the
Otis section Tuesday night. Al
that time Carlsbad only had less
than half an inch OF rainfall.
The Woman's Missionary Society
OF the Christian church met in
regular monthly session at the
Alameda. Street. this afternoon. at
three o'clock.
The family OF l.. =. Myers moved
into their new home on Alameda
Street. this week The house is
one OF the most commodious In
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-03
CAPTAINS DESIGNATED FOR
BIG SAVINGS STAMP DRIVE

Headquarters for the big drive for
the sale OF war savings stamps will
be in the lobby Of Hotel Sheldon.
with r. Burt Orndorff. chairman Of
the committee, in charge and Sam
ureben as his assistant Work at the
headquarters started Thursday. but
the meeting OF captains Of teams for
final Instructions viii be held Satur-
day afternoon at $3.50 o'clock IN the
grIl room of the Sheldon.
Captains OF the So teams. an
nouuced at a meeting Of the campaign
committee held Wednesday afternoon,
are as follow:
Frank Alderete, r 2. Alves. W. r.
Brown, Henry T. Bowie, Z. c. Bray.
o. 7. BinfOrd. C. y. Bassett. F. y. Ban
NELL Hal Christie, W ". Carroll. W
s. Crombie. James a. Dick, Euuo
Doerr. W ". Evans, Geo. i. Frank
lin +. T. Feldman. G. T. Hawks. G.
II. Harvey. Robert Holiday. Crawford
Harvie, Walter kohlberg Jacob kauf-
man, c. T. Kellogg. f ". kayser, a +.
Kerr, Geo. LeBarou, J. 7. LongwelL ".
4larr. L. -. Mcdonald. J. W. Man
deville r. A. Morris, Ed. Moye, Lee
ford O. j. Putnam, Adrian Pool Tom
Powers. W Floyd Payne, W i.
Quigly, Geo. B. Ryan, w. C.. Roe, W
W Rose, Or. +. T. Ramey, II. W
Schroeder, Fred Stevenson V. r.
stiles, W Fl. Shelton. A Silberberg,
A Stolaroff. T. J. Stafford, " Ia
ToOley, Geo. W Woodward, Z. @
Wade, jr., ". R. Winch, D. r. White
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-03
A Mouth of Corruption

Catarrh is the One Disease that is
not imagination The hawking. split
tlrS, sneezinE, wheeling. suuffiur
blowing and EaEgInE are not habit.
lhese distressing and offensive efforts
10 sam relief are not stopped bv n
mere command of the mind 40
amount Of viii power, however de-
termined, can cure Catarrh.
IT, requires help 10 overcome a
disease that although local in char
acter may and often does pcrmeatc
the entire system. For although you
know You have catarrh YOU DO not
know how badly You have IT, You
may have what you believe IS only
Nasal Catarrh. but even so. fl is a
threat 10 your general health.
Here IS sensible. rational. home
self treatment, just as effective. Just
as searching, just as penetrating. as
cleansing, as purifying as could be
mad rom any source. even II you paid
Il hundred times a. much.
a nose that dribbIes with mucus is
am indication OF disease. & breath
tainted with the odor OF cltarrh is an
offensa against all health and de-
cency. a stomach filled with drop
pings from diseased nasal cavities
may cause untold misery. The bowels
ciSgEed with strings % ropy mucus
catarrh.
The blood. swarmlng with millions
OF catarrh germs, entails upon the
Kidneys labor that may break them
down. the lungs and bronchial tubes.
scourEed with the destructive lnflu-
eu.e Of systemic catarrh. can lead
fH the most serious CONSEQUENCE
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-03
Southwestern Notified of
Dallas Decision; Nine Of
fees Affected Here.

A telegram received by Eugene Fox
OF the Fl Paso and Southwestern sys-
TEN. concerning closing Of the up
town railroad offices. has made all
railroad ticket offices and freight
and passenger solicitors apprehensive
that the same news viii be received
by every agent soon Mr. Fox, In
speaking Of the telegram. said
T have received news that the rail-
road committee meeting. which was
held in Dallas Wednesday. had de-
cided that all city ticket offices should
he closed This. OF course. applies
only TO the state Of Texas. as that
committee has jurisdiction only over
this state The freight and passenger
solicitation is TO be stopped also.
These orders are to 30 into effect on
January 7 .. The ii Paso and South
western system VIII provide for its
men
On account OF the news from the FL
Paso and Southwestern none Of the
other offices had much optimism. ana
several men dreaded the new posi-
tons which might be the only ones
available Tor them.
Forty Four Men Lose Out.
In the nine offices in the city. A
-a-'-- % Ala -lH AAL "a AA-sAA N-E EEllN NNl-
sIuOns, as follows Seven from the
FL PasO & Southwestern, six from the
AtchlsOn, Topeka and Santa Fe. six
from the Texas and Pacific, nine from
the Southern Pacific. four from the
Rock Island. three from the Cotton
Belt. two from the Missouri. Kansas
and Texas. three from the Missouri
and Pacific office. and two from the
Orient railway. OF these lines, the
Rock Island the Cotton Belt. the
Orient. the Missouri. Kansas and
Texas, and the Missouri and Pacific
offices are outside Offices as their
roads do not run into FL Paso. These
offices viii lose freight and passen-
ger solicitors and possibly the gen
eral agents
Applies To other Statesf
Though II IS the understanding Of
Mr. Fox that the decision applies
only 10 Texas. The Associated Press
announcement Of Wednesday. printer
FIJI The Herald. asserted New Mexico
Arizona and Oklahoma were included
in the agreement
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-03
Will Power Is Useless

You know from experience that
you cannot cure catarrh by forget
ting H. But you can learn from
positive demonstration how TO cure
catarrh with this combined treatment
This is an educational move on my
part I want everyone 90 try my
treatment # ask no money. no QUes-
uons. i have but the one remedy. a
discovery that is worth your while
70 send for. whether you are q mill
u0naire or worker by the dav. Ca
tarrh IS no respccte- of persons. II
undemiues the poor and the rich
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-03
SUFFERED FOR
32LONG YEARS
NJ AN SA Us
Ached from head to foot
with rheumatism - Tan
lac oVercomes troubles.

Rheumatism had me iu ife clutches
for % years, but haven't had a pain
since Taular relieved me - months
ago" said p. n. Dunavant. $50 Johl
Place Memphis, Tenn.
When I was only seven years old Do
Mr.. Dun1vant cotinued. II was taken
down with rheumatism and for two
years I was unable TO walk ana had
20 be carried about by O. nurse. ] had
IL In three forms. muscular. sciaric
and inflammatory and 7 nched from
the top Of my head TO my feet. and ]
simply suffered agony.
Il was down for two and three
months at q time. unable 10 do any
thing, and my left arm got so
couldn't raise it from my SIDE When
I would have an attack of iuflamma-
tory rheumatism / would have to lay
my arm on pillow and many a night
1 suffered so ] couldn't sleep a wink
And when the sciatic rheumatism was
az us worst the pain was So great /
couldn't lie in bed. 7 would have TO
get up and walk the floor
I tried medicine after MEDICINE
and took two trips 20 Hot Springs but
nothing gave me more than temper
airy relief Some of the medicine I
took was SO strong 20 got my
stomach all upset After taking my
second bottle NJ Taulac T noticed (
could raise my LETT arm without it
hurting me i kept on taking it UNI
III I used six bottles and haven't
had rheumatic pain since + finished
my last bottle about q year ago. /
have even gone through the past bad
winter without pain. Tanlac helped
my stomach in place Of tearing it up
like other medicines. T- gave me
fine appetite and 7 gained eight
pounds The change In my condition
has been SO great that I hardly feel
like the same man. Tauilc i- sold in
El PasO by Kelly and Pollard Co. Inc.
and Peoples DruE Store. uudE the
personal direction of special Tanr-.
represented i-e=tdV
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-03
RAILROAD EMPLOYMENT
IS UP BEFORE MADOO

Washington, D. c., Jan. 3.-Rail-
road labor and finance questions en-
gagged the attention OF director gen
eral ". @. McAdOo and his staff to-
day. with the movement Of coal 90
New England and the east.
Heads OF the four railroad broth
erhoods were called into conference
10 discuss the general employment
situation under government opera
ton
Many railroad executives are pre-
pared TO recommend q general in
crease, especially for unorEanized Ia
Dor, 10 prevent the men from going to
other industries. where wages are
better
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-03
GUT PASSENGER
SERVICE HALF
Every Western Road Will
Change It's Schedule, 1t
Is Announced.

Chicago, III, Jan. S.-ApproZimaJeIy
80 percent Of the passenger trains op-
Grating west, northwest and south
west out Of Chicago viii be elimin-
sted, Il tentative plans made by rail-
road committees yesterday are put
into effect, it was announced today.
Definite announcement VIII he made
soon, It was said.
B. l. WincIeII. director OF traffic
Tor the Union Pacific railroad and
chairman Of the committee en- passen-
ger train reduction said some trains
viii be taken of at once while others
viii not be withdrawn until the end OF
The California tourist season.
Every western road viii change its
passenger schedule starting January
3, r II. Ashton, president Of tho
Chicago and NOrthw esrern and chair
man OF the special railroad committee
on national defence said.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-03
WORKING ON POULTRY SHOW
EXHIBITS; AWARDS TONIGHT

C. P. Van Wrinkle. the judge Of the
FL Paso Poultry associations annual
show. which is being held all this
week AT 509 East san Antonio street,
was working over the exhibits Thurs
dav.
The exhibit has over 900 entries In
fowls, and many varieties OF pigeons
and game birds, besides rabbits.
guinea hens and pigeons The best
exhibit of Rhode Island Reds which
has ever been shown in FL Paso IS on
show. This evening the awards viii
be given. being cups and ribbons. 4
turkey viii also be given to one Of
the visitors 10 the show this evening.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-03
The Most Astonishing the Most Successful Home Treatment Ever
Discovered for Nasal Bronchial Throat Stomach Bladder
and Other Symptoms of Systemic Hypersecre-
tons of the Mucous Membrane.
A TRIAL TREATMENT

There is absolutely no other way to
overcome Catarrb except by home
self treatment You have positively
got 20 apply the treatment yourself.
With this important fact IN mind. e.
J. Gauss, of Marshall. Mich, has per-
fected the most remarkable comhiua-
ton treatment ever discovered. Hav-
ing cured completely hundreds of hts
friends. neighbors and others. he now
offers TO send free 10 all a trial treat
mcnr direct TO your home. IL is
enough of "A treatment 20 convince. IL
gives positive relief You realize the
relief You are conscious Of IT, This
is one OF the most important dfscov-
cries ever made. for il IS a fact thar
nine people In ten have Catarrh. but
DO not realize how badly they have 10.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-03
Soda Fountain Glasses
Must Be Dried on Clean
ToweL Says New Ruling

Austin, Texas, Jan. S..-Pure food
commissioner r. H. Hoffman, jr- has
issued a ruling directed to proprjstors
OF soda fountains throughout the
state. In which it is held that soda
water dispensed in wet glasses that
nave been simply rinsed in basin of
water. and that have not been dried
with q clean towel, is adulterated,
within the meaning Of the law Soda
water and soda fountain drinks must
he served in clean glasses"
This ruling is based on the last dl-
vision Of section ., OF the Texas food
and drug law. which reads as follows;
a food product is adulterated il II
las not been securely protected from
flies. dust. dirt. and other injurious
conramiuatfpnsT
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-03
Names Committee
To Find Ways and Means
To Rid EIPaso OF Vice

Mayor Charles Davis Thursday ap-
pointed the following committee. au-
thorrized at the recent mass meeting
at the city hall to discuss ways and
means TO rid the city of disorderly
houses and bootleggers: r. N. Dudley,
A. T. Coles, J. e. Sweeney, L. S.
Stewart. ". Cooley, r Z. Thomason,
Maury Kemp, c. y. Bassett. Lamar
Davis, Victor Moore. Fred Stevenson.
Julius krakauer. j. F. Primm. Frank
" Berkshire, Or. ". L Brown and
g. p. Putnam
The mayor expressed the hope that
the committee would meet and or
ganize at the earliest possible date.
and thereafter supply the city officials
with every detail of information they
can find that would be of advantage
IN the city's campaign 20 rid itself Of
the criminal element
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-03
POLICE FORCE INCREASED
BY so CITY FIRE FIGHTERS

There were over 90 additions to the
police force Thursday morning, when
every member Of the fire department
appeared before city clerk Jack Daw-
son and took oaths as special officers,
which they were created under the
ordinance increasing their pay
As special officers, the tiremen Will
not be allowed TO carry guns, how
ever. and viii be subject TO orders OF
the mayor and the chief OF police.
Their specific duties viii be the en-
rercemenr Of fire and building ordi-
nauces. particularly during fires
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-03
U. S. OFFICERS ARE HOLDING
OTTO H. GOETZ FOR HEARING

otto p GOetz. a German who s
said 20 have voluntarily surrendered
a commission in the First Arizona
infantry, was still in the custody OF
federal authorities Thursday. whose
Investigation was pending receipt Of
information from the training camp
at California, where Goetz's regiment
was in training Following his resig-
nation, which was said 10 be because
he did not desire to fight aEaist his
former countrymen- Goetz is said 20
have come directly here
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-03
POLICE WILL REGISTER ALL
GERMAN ALIEN ENEMIES HERE

A request from assistant United
states district attorney +. ". Gregory
hat The city supervise the reEisLra-
ZION OF all German alien enemies in
1-I Paso has been forwarded by mayor
Charles Davis 20 chief Of police
charles Pollock who will start the
registratiou as soon as possible and
forward the list 10 the United states
marshal for this district.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-03
MAY BE LAST PASSENGER
FOLDER GIVEN BY E. P. S. W.

"The last advertising folder OF -he
Fl Paso g. Southwestern system whicn
50 Eli be given away has been printed
said district agent Richard Warren.
and IL is probable that hereafter the
public viii have to pay Tor folders
and time tables. as the English pub
lie does. We may print folders after
the war. but expect that the beauJi-
fuI Golden state Limited folder. in
mission style, which has just been pur
cut, Will be the last for some time
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-03
CURSES AMERICAN FLAG;
IS PROMPTLY LOCKED UP

St Joseph. No, Jan. 3.-Paul Con-
rad. an electrician who says his home
is in Denver. Colo, is locked Up mere
pending an investigation by the fed
eraI authorities. Conrad was arrested
uy the police after he had cursed the
American flag in a saloon. He ad-
ruits that he came TO America 10
years ago from Germany and that he
never became naturaLZed.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-03
Has stewardship Campaign.
NEED - snIP FITrERs.

Views received here WEDNESDAYS
night was that there Is q big demand
for ship carpenters and ship filters in
government and private yards iu san
Francisco bay. y. p. YOUNG. of the
labor section OF the Enumeration SER
vice, received the word
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-03
OF THIS REMARKABLE DISCOVERY FREE TO
ALL WHO WRITE

make yourself believe that all OF this
corruption is confined entirely 10
your nose and MOUTH
Us it any wonder that sickness IS
everywhere Thousands are seeking
nracers. tonics. strong drugs and
other poisous for relief when their
trouble is catarrh and nothing else.
And when you realize that the whole
body is q vast camping ground -0r
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-03
Patriotism
And Thrift

THERE IS really no distinction
L between the two-they are IN
separable. To be thrifty IS to be
patriotic; to be patriotic Is to be
thrifty.
1t all depends on our definition of
the words. To be Historically econ
omical Is not thrift" IN the true
sense of the word; neither IS It
patriotic. But to be sensibly econ
omical Is both patriotism" and
thrift. 80
Sensible economy consists Of spend
ing money wiseIy-buying those
things that are needed and buying
reliable qualities at the lowest pos
sible price.
Making purchases at this store Is a
sure step in he road to sensible
economy
MAR-A,A
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-03

alike This free trial treatment
proves that it goes 70 the root OF
st0ppe1-up noses. constantly hawk
ing and splitting. nasal discharge.
snoring, bad breath, frequent colds
difficult breathing. smotherinE sen
sarlou in dreams. sudden fits OF sneez-
ms, dry mucus in nose. chunks lodg-
ing at soft palate. and other symp-
toms too numerous 10 mention. Sim
ply clip sign and mail coupon. DO
IL now.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-03
200 W0mem's Suits In The
Downstairs Store Are Now
Reduced To @9.05 @ $685.

offer the public.
When this store was ready clear these stocks away
took little heed Of former prices. Nor the fact that wOole
materials are rising higher every minute.
These 200 suits must 90 and every who buys
in the sale tomorrow gets the benefit.
200 SUITS any of which has been selling for muc
than its Friday price ticket that if could tel
YOU, YOU would scarcely believe us.
Velours IN all its suit phases melton, Scotch mixtures
broadcIoth sutng burea, sivertonethe gamut of pop
ular suit materials the collection. All fashOnabl
cOIors.
Latest Styles short and three quarter coats silk and
satin Innings nterlnings, perfect tailoring high
notched collars, snugtting sIeeves-Just every little
detail that has been invented to make suits ikeabe
this Winter.
Every woman wanting Winter suit should come to
THE Popuars'' Downstairs Store. Better do it
Friday morning
Think of it! suit in time for Winters wear for 95
and S1395.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-03
For Nursing Mothers and Pale, siekly

TUII-TEIs
The Old Standard general strengthen
57r tonic GROVES TASTELESS chill
TONIC. arouses the liver, drives out
Malaria and builds up the system =
sure Appetizer and aid to digestion
g0c-AdV-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-03
The Trouble Begins Here

In the upper nasal cavity the ca
tarrhal mucus collects and either runs
out throuh the nostriIs OF dropping
down Il hardens and forms in
chunks or long strings just where
the soft palate OF uvula f. located.