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New-York tribune., 1918-12-01

office of the Institute, 25 w Forthwith Street
on appointment by telephone letter-between
A M. and 5 P NJ
Convenient appointments can also be arranged
with the Institutes examiners in the members
home district or city. Women physicians are avail
able IN the main office for the examination of women
members who prefer them. Visitors are always
welcome at the main Office of the Institute An
opportunity is thus afforded for you to see what
the Institutes services to you personally
HON WILLIAM H. TAFT
fssl.s+ Chairman,
PROFESSOR IRVING FISHER
sS1&Iss sy Chairman, Board ~
HAROLD A. LEY
ENAS1aSas
JAMES D. LENNEHAN
a5f
Directors
Hon. VIM. H. Taft Irving Fisher
Henry H. Bowman Eugene Lyman Fisk
Arthur w. Eaton Harold A. Lev
Robt. W. de Forest Charles H. Sabin
The Life Extension Institute has Hygiene Reference
Board of 100 leading scientific men, including the Sur
geon-Genera of the Army (rered) and Navy and u S.
Public Health Service; several ex-Presidents of the
American Medical Association; Commissioners of Public
Health, and others interested in public welfare COM
plete list will be furnished on application
In it's Industrial Department the Institute has
provided its health services for executives and en-
ployees in more than $50 welI-known financial and
industrial concerns i'll all parts of the United
States, including the Guaranty Trust Company.
New York. Eaton, Crane & Pike Co.. PittsGeld,
Mass; Union Tank Line Co.. New York, and the
Strathmore Paper Co., Mittineague Mass This
Industrial Health Service consists of a complete
physical examination, laboratory tests (urinayses
etc., health literature, lectures and bulletins
In its War Work Department the Institute ex-
amined and passed upon the physical qualifications
for service abroad of more than 5000 applicants of
the American Red Cross, Y. NJ c. A. Y w c. A..
knights of Columbus, Salvation Army, War Camp
Community Service, and other national organize
tons. Employees Of the Standard Oil Company
of New York were also examined by the Institute
before going overseas
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-20

TTANDS and feet are both such inn
Ilportant items. and while hands re-
ceive a fair share Of attention from
the woman who is seeking beauty
feet are apt to be neglected. a lot Of
women buy shoes as they fancy them
regardless OF their suitability TO their
clothes or their feet. when they've a
corn. they buy any sort Of corn cure
offered them and if it seems beyond
the powers Of that. they viii consult
a chiropodist
Pretty feet and ankles are possible
to every woman, though, Of course.
the younger she is. the easier to have
them. II a woman has been correctly
shod since babyhood her feet viii be
beautiful. it's the improper shoes we
wear that pull our feet out of shape
and bring on all sorts OF troubles
The older a woman is. the longer time
have her feet had 10 grow misshapen-
start at once to correct any fault
Battle the feet daily with hot water,
salt water is especially good for them
II they are tired from long standing
or walking. rub a cut lemon over
them. this is most refreshing. Massage
them after the bath, 10 bring the
blood into them and 10 rest the tire
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-20

Practically iusures dryuess. Air and
sunlight are natures best disinfect-
ants and germicides. But hens are
very susceptible TO an excess OF heat
and &c IS equally necessary that they
have plenty Of shade.
The problem of summer ration for
the back yard poultry keeper is much
easier Of solution than that Of a Win
ter ration I'm most cases the neces-
s2ry green feed can be supplied with
out buying anything Beet. carrot and
-urulp tops. waste leaves from cabbagl
and lettuce onion tops potato par
inEs. watermelon and cautalouue
rinds, together with the clippings Of
grass from the lawn viii supply I'm
most cases all the green feed required
by the back yard flock
Bread and cake crumbs. particular
lv u you can induce your neiEhbor
who keeps no chickens to save hers
for you. VIII 80 a long way toward
supplying the dry feed requirement
Meat scraps from the kitchen may be
sufficient 10 meet the requirements
for animal food. particularly III the
hens have even little range On
which they can scratch for bugs and
worms such scraps are best run
through a meat grinder and mixed
with three parts corumeal and one
part wheat bran This should be led
al noon or later. IL any grain Is ueces-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-20

NOV that the Matching season is
IN pretty we'll over. the problem for
the poultry keeper. particularly for
the back yard poultry keeper. is TO get
the greatest number of eggs possible
from the number of. hens kept during
the summer. Hens that are not good
layers should be marketed Unless the
hens have already been carried
through one summer, which is per-
haps not the best practice for the back
yard poultry keepers. there is ueces-
sarilv some difficulty in determining
which are the good summer layers
fact that hen has been "a good spring
LAYER does not prove that she VIII be a
good summer layer. of course mo hen
should be sold while she continues 10
lay. but a hen that has become hrouuy
NAV. after a brief period. begin laying
again and continue through the SUM
u.er- The condition OF the comb VIII
indicate some time FOO advance Wletn-
en- the hen viii begin laying again TO
she shows no indication of preparing
F tc lay. ir would be wise 20 sell OF eat
her. The time Of muulting is perhaps
{ the safest indication Hens that mouli
1 early are not good summer lay ers. and
I it IS good practice to sell all hens that
I BEGIN moultinE in June OF early July
The problem of summer housing ls
3 not much less a serious one than that
of winter housing The principal res
/ cuirements are fresh air. access @.
. both shade and sunlight, dryuess aue
7 room. The matter of air properly
I comes first. and free circulation Of all
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-20
Beauty Chats By Edna Kent Forbes
PTettu Feet and Ankles.

muscles. Keep toeuals cut straight
across TO prevent ingroWinE nails
Corns can be prevented by using a
corn file. and when they are beyond
The aid Of that they should be shaved
off by a Chiropodlst. who knows how
to get the kernal out without hurting
the foot at aIL Wear a felt pad over
the corn. with just the tiuiest hole in
the ceuter-the ready made felt rings
bring on more corns than they pre-
vent
Questions and Answers
L. O.. Pr know OF no reason why
you cannot wear gold buttons on a
khaki dress.
Mrs A. W P.-Take care OF your
hands while working. that's all they
need. Wear rubber gloves when dish
washing. or at least use handled
string m0ps. 20 keep the hands out Of
the water most of the time Use long
handled mops for floors and wear old
loose canvas gloves when you dust
and sweep Wear them while garden
ing. when practical And as soon as
you finish hard work. dishwashinE.
scrubbinE. laundering. or that sort OF
thing. rub the hands with cold cream.
This supplies the oils taken away by
the immersion in water, also lOOsens
the dirt. and keeps the skin soft IL
the hands are stained from handling
/ fruits and vegetables. clean them with
lemon juice before using the cream.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-20
TRAVELETTE

CAsTLE CARRIG-A-HOOLl.

LAsILE AhhllH-A-HOOL1s
IN THE west coast Of ireland stands
" a castle bearing the euphonious
name Of Carrig-a-Hooly. Tt is a
gaunt, square fortress. built for
seiges and attacks and bearing the
signs Of many a reckless onslaught.
Several centuries ago this was the
favorite castle Of Grace O3IaUey.
an Irish Amazon who took unto her
self the title Of queen. and ruled
over several counties in a fashion
not at all I'm accordance 7swith six
teenth century ideals of femininity.
Home rule in Ireland was demand
ed even in those days When Queen
Elizabeth offered TO make the Irish
maid a countess, history reports that
she answered proudly. 'I consider
myself as great queen as your
majesty"
on her voyage from the English
court to her mountain domain, queen
Grace stopped at HoWth Castle. and
being but cOldly received by the lord,
she proceeded TO teach him hospital
ity by abducting his son and heir,
returning the child only on the prom
Use that the gates Of H0wth Castle
were 20 swing open always at the
dining hour.
Her rule in Castle Carrig-a-Hooly
aroused decided fearan d respect on
the part Of her subjects. who were
only a degree less turbulent than her
self Legend has il that even yet
the treasure she acquired from con-
quered tribes is hidden within the
dark walls Of the castle, and that a
ghostly Waterman comes by night 10
guard the booty.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-20

II YOU are going TO- put away some
summer laid eggs for winter use-as-
Of course. YOU are. IT, being both a pa
tri0tic and a personal duty-you VIII
need 20 exercise considerable care thar
only good eggs are put iu the water
glass or limewater coutaiuer- one
bad eEg is likely to destroy several
others BY consistently gathering me
eccs when they are fresh most OF the
danger Of storing bad eggs is avoided,
but since 10 is necessary TO hold me
Gags until a sufficient number IS ac-
cumuIated 20 fin the coutaiuer. and
since some eggs are Imperfect Wnen
they are laid. Gambling. where 70 can
be done without too much trouble anl
delay. might well be practlced- me
United states department Of agricul-
ture has just issued a bulletin on
How 20 Candle EEgs. The text Is
brief and direct and IS illustrated with
colored plates showing the way IN
which an egg should appear before
the candle. together with the various
ways it should not appear The bulie-
tin was written By Dr. ~ F. Pen
uirrton. chief of the food research
laboratory. assisted by 81 K Jenkins
hacterioI0Eist. and T. 81 p Belts. arr
ist il should be OF great Ese- not Only
20 persons putting away eEGs Lol
home use. but as we'll Tor all those
who desire TO establish or maintain
a reputation for delivering esEs ID
perfect condition
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-20
SUPPLIES YOU
WITH "PEP"
Nervous, WORKOUT Men and
Women Need the Rejuvenatng
Effects of 3-Grain Cado-
meme Tablets.
Is a Lazy Man a Sick Man?


There are two kinds Of laziness-
mental and physical In either case.
the condition can be corrected That
tired feeling-do you know what it
means2 It means that you are sick
not bedfast-but sick and not right
as you should be.
no one enjoying the best OF health
can be lazy with that tired. worn
out feeling. The nerves. the stomach.
the digestive tract. the blood flow are
all suffering Fatal disease arises
from a neglect Of such symptoms.
Cadomeno Tablets viii help rid YOU
OF these distressing symptoms. They
are guaranteed TO do so or money
back-so why delay treatment Be
gin at once by going TO your drug
gist for tube. Headache. languor,
bacSache, nervousness, dependency.
and lack OF energy and vitality vanish
under this wonderful tonic treatment
Sold bF all drugsists.-Adv-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-20
HOW TO JUDGE A WOMAN
BY HER HAIR

There is real common sense in Just
a0ticiug whether the hair is wen kept
20 judge Of a woman's neatness, or
good taste. II you are one OF the
Jew who try 10 make the most Of your
hair. remember that Il is not advisable
10 wash the hair with any cleanser
made for all purposes. but always use
some good shampoo You can enjoy
-he very best By getting some Can
-hroz from your druggist. Dissolve a
teaspo0nfuI in a cup Of hot water.
This makes a fun cup OF shampoo
liquid. enough SO IT. is easy to apply
@ 10 an the hair instead OF just the
ION Of the head. uandruff, excess
1iI and dirt are dissolved and entlrel y
disappear Your hair viii be so fluffy
that 10 VIII look much heavier than
-r is It's luster and softness VIII
also deliEht you. while the stimulated
scalp gains the health which iusures
1afr groWth.-Adv-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-20
IE0HlN'S BURIEHS

are lIghteued when she turns 20 ne
rirhf medicine If her existence -
made gloomy by the chronic "eeA
uesses. delicate deran8 eIueu--i ~
1ainful disorders that afflict her sex
She viii find relief and emancipation
from her troubles in Doctor Plerce
T7avorfre Prescription. II she's over
worked nervous. or run down she
finds new life and strength IT'S a
powerful. inTisor1lins tonic all As-
me which was discovered and used py
an eminent physician Tor many s-1-ls
In cases Of female Complaints ana
MEANINGLESS For young girls 1ust
entering WouaulooQs Tor IS oue4 a.
the critical time OF lie; IN oearln5-
down sensations periodical pains
alterations. fnflammation ana kln-
dred ailments, the "taFQrlle Frt1cl -
ton" IS the only medicine plL ~
without acknowledgement on wrap
per. All druggists Liquid or Lao4eta-
Tablets, so cents
send DIT. Pierce, Invalids Hotel.
Buffalo. ~ " 10 cents Tor trla-
package
mend Or. Pierce's Favorite Prescrlp-
zion and the Lotion Tablets oeilef e
] would be in my grave ~ / nad not
used these medicines j was so l1l .
Gus I was a wreck, was u1- a9-7 ~
do my h0useWork. DR.. Pieces Favor
tie Prescription was recommended 70
me I had taken 10 but a day until ny
nerves were quieted down and / could
sIeen al night. = had not taken MOI e
than half a bottle before i noticed a
marked Improvement so i con u1u-
/ then got stout and did as much WORK
al five other women ] had a nurtlns
in my side and a oearinE-dOW ol-
the medicine put a stop TO that am
dad 10 recommend Doctor Pierce s
medicines Mrs Georgia Berry
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-20
Daily Novelette,

seTs THIS Sheerluck Bones2 All
fright Come at once to $3.50 Devon
Road. The master Of the house went
out in the front yard to find a golf
beu and he has been murdered with a
pickaz-
"Ahaha." remarked Sheerluck with
a smack Of his lips. Another great
mystery III solve this or my name is
Mud"
Hastily divesting himself OF his
home like garments he conned dis
guise No. 3t3 and in a few minutes
was on the scene Of the crime FIRST
he viewed the body. Then he went OUT
on the lawn and with barber comp
spent an hour combing all the grass
near the vicinity Of the preparation
Of the crime
Two hours after his arrival sheer
luck Bones strobe into the house
Your husband" he said 10 Mrs.
: Vanderbuilt Moregain, your dear
husband was slain by a baldheaded
man who wore soft bedroom slippers.
+ The assassin is man five feet 10
height and an athlete, but he IS Left
handed. He is married and has WlIe
handles all the money. Find man
I like that and the mystery Is solved
With a shrek and two great gasps
I the suddenly widowed sufferer hOl-
] Tered asloud as she could
"Its the chauffer- Piece P-leese
Help. Pleese-"
I Sheerluck had hidden them In the
. strawberry patch until the arrival OF
. the fatal moment
I In two minutes all was over and the
E chauffeur had confessed He had
gotten up in the middle or the night
10.
swiped 40 cents. Then he had taken
a pickax and gone out TO bury his
Ftreasure under the weeping willow
I tree because he knew his wife would
I find 10 otherwise and she would take
D it from him. The master had come
/ upon him suddenly. and fearing rob
/ bers. the chauffeur had struck him
/ with the pickaX-
some detectivity. some detectiv-
I ity," remarked Sheeriuck as he lighted
T a quick-killiug cigaret you've got &C
4 hand it TO me. boys. You see thi.
. blooming chump was short because u
. he had been at all a tall man he would
b have spiked the master in the he2c
I but being short he could only reach
the stomach. Great work. chg Lett
J hauded-because the direction Of tht
/ blow showed as much. Strcng2 Sure
! because 10 takes a strong man TO drive
/ like Vanderbilt Moregain. Get me
Steve2"
But how did you know NE wore
I bedroom slippersg" tearfully asked
the new widow as she mentally ap'
[ praised the handsome physical beauty
Of Sheerluck and thought what fin,
I husband he would make.
Easy" responded the great de-
! tector. Dead easy. He left no foot.
I prints. Some deduction, what2'
MY. what cute man you are,
I smiled the widow as she sort OF
/ stepped over the body Of her now use.
. less husband. Remarkable I shout,
Z term il. But tell me please how in III,
world did you know that the murderer
| was baldheaded2"
That" responded the detective
/ that is a sort of secret, but for The
I life of me I can't refuse 10 tell you
I Listen. sweetheart. Keep this uudel
{ your peroxide curls and don't let d
leak out Some closer"
Bending gracefully Sheerluck Bone!
I whispered into the pretty pink ear OF
] the near side-.I knew his noodle wa!
hairless because I found three emptl
Z bald head eradicator' bottles in The
I ash barrel"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-20
Mother Sews Gold in
Buttons of BOYS Shirt

Seattle. Wash June 20.-At least
one American soldier viii have real
American gold on his person with
which 90 make purchases that VIII
sustain life If he IS captured by the
Germans. Bert Martin, Of salt Lake
CITY. who is here. tells the story but
refuses 20 give the boys name.
Martin saws the BOYS mother seWed
$3.50 gold pieces in each button q
the young mans sweater vest She
managed 20 get ten OF these money
loaded buttons on the vest and then
replaced the buttons on the shirt
in all the mother concealed S55 I'm
the buttons and additional gold
pieces in other parts OF his clothing.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-20
GIRLS! TRY IT!
HAVE Thick, HAVY,
BEAUTIFUL HAIR
Every particle of dandruff
disappears and hair stops
coming out. &
Draw a moist cloth through
hair and double its beauty
at once.

Your hair becomes light. way.
fluffy, abundant and appears as soft.
lustruus and beautiful as a young
girls after -Danderine hair
cleanse" Just try rhis-moisten a
cloth with a little Danderine and
carefully draw IT, through your hair.
taking one small strand at a time.
This viii cleanse the hair o. dust.
dirt and excessive oil and in Just r.
few moments you have doubled the
beauty Of your hair.
Besides Identifying the hair at
once. Danderine dissolves every par
ticle OF dandruff; cleanses. purifies
and inViEorates the scalp. forever
stopping itching snd falling hair
But what viii please you most win
be after q few weeks use when YOU
VIII actually see new hair-fins and
doWny at flrsr-yes-but really new
] hair growing all over the scalp. IL
you care for pretty. soft hair and lots
I OF IL. surely invest a few cents in q
bottle o. Enowlton's Danderine .ar
any drug store OF toilet counter, and
just try it,
Save your hairi Beauty itl You
VIII say this was the best money you
ever spent-Adv-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-20
HOROSCOPE


AAaAaaH AAAAAa 81 AAAH
THIS is a doubtful and menacine
L day according to astroIogy. Venus
and Uranus are adverse. but late IA
the evening Mars is friendly.
IL is a rule most sinister Tor lovers
and romance. There is a sign maxi
ing for hasty attractions. impulsivc
decisions and severe disappointment.
u is not a lucky sway for theatre
cal affairs and there is a forecast
Of changes among managers.
Horelkeepers and restaurant own
ers come under a government Of the
stars indicating reduced profits. This
applies especially 20 cities where
sumner colonies tsemblc.
Uranus is in a place said TO be most
encouraging for deceit and treachery
New dangers from spies seem TO De
presaged by the stars.
Mars gives promise OF better con-
ditions for Americas arms. This
should be a fortunate government OF
the stars for military activities.
The planets apparently give warm
Ing that a man Of great wealth Will
encourage sedition i'm the United
States involving persons of Ameri-
can as well as foreign blood.
Strikes and riots are tOreshadOWeo
seers predict the conscription Of la
Dor This viii include women as well
as men. 10 is nrophesied.
Severe storms. especially these ac-
companied by wind and lightning
are indicated for the summer months
Women have q leading during this
configuratiou that is held TO presaEe
dissensions among leaders I'm public
work. bitter rivalries and much dis
credit
The elimination Of seIlshness IS
couuseled as there are Influences
that incline men and women 20 crave
power and money in time Of national
stress
Persons whose birthdate O. rs
should attend strictly to business
They may ave anxiety I'm the domes-
tic circle
Children born on this day are
likely 10 be clever and Industrious
active and inE.-Copyrigh
1918. by the Mcclure Newspaper
Syndicate.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-20

EEnH. lear- There 1r goes agaln-
y cried Uncle WIggily Lonsears,
the rabbit gentleman. as ne sat in his.
hollow stump bungalow one day, try.
ing 20 write q letter.
what Eoesg' asked Nurse Jane Euz-
% Wuzzv. his muskrat lady house
keeper. DO you mem Pop Goes the
WEASEL
"No. indeed 7 didD. IT, answered tne
bunny. as he tied his ears IN hard
knot so his tail silk lar wouldn't slip
off his head, and go skating with the
lemon suueeZer- 'l mean that my
fountain pen. with which am trying
10 write this letter. has gone on
strike again IL won't write. I'm so
Ing down 90 the five and six cent store
and buy me an ink we'll Then III get
q rrrfIr from Grandfather GoOsey Can
der and make myself an Olc-Iasll9 ne-
nen. no more OF the fountain kind
for me- They never write when you
want them TO-"
So Uncle WiEgiIy gave up trying 10
finish his letter just then, and, taxing
his red. white and blue striped rleu-
-ratsm crutch from behind the piano,
off be started 90 get IN ink we'll BE
found nice glass one an the seven
and eiehr cent store. and the little
mousie girl wrapped it up for him IN
piece Of bIotting paper
The reason ] used blolung paper.
she said. is because I put some ink IN
the well for you, Uncle Wlgslly- ana
if any slOps out as you mop nome -Ae
b1oftfnE paper VIII soak IT up
That is very kind OF you.' spoke
the bunny.
Then with has ink wen. which is a
sort Of bottle you know, with big
opening in the top Mr. Lonsears
20 more fountain pens for me- he
said 10 himself ''I'll get a gull, make
a zen of That and write In the good
o1d-fashi0ued way. dipping my pen III
the ink wei so I can be sure have
enough Of the black water on to make
the kind of marks I want
So. carefully carrying the ink well
Vr-lrued I'm "a piece of plotting paper.
Uncle NiEEilE started for the mouse
OF Grandfather Goosey Gander, the
goose gentleman
"a quill for a pen2 Certainly take
all sou want" said ar Gander kindly,
when the bunny RABBIT gentleman had
rord what he wanted. And please be
careful not 20 fall in he added
Fall in what- asked Uncle ig-
rily. as he got ready 10 hop away
with the quill for his pen stuck in his
tail silk hat
Don't ran IN the ink well" went
on Grandpa Goosev- with a laugh "lt
you do. 7 might not be there 10 1isn
you out"
~Tu be carefuI.' promised Uncle
TyfeEily. and then he hoped on
through the woods with his things
for writing letters
The bunny rabbit gentleman had not
gone far before he happened 10 think
OF something
4 know what III do he said "Tu
lust sit right down here IN the woods
and write little note 10 Nurse Jane
have quill for the pen, an ink well
run Of black water and 7 can take a
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-20
Told He Is Not Fit
To LiUe, Man Insists
Upon Being Execute

Paris, France. June 20--Camille
van der 1Iardeu was sentenced to
death by the assizes OF Seine ct Disc
some three weeks ago. He had muir
dered an elderly woman to rob her Of
a Jew francs. There were no extenu-
ating circumstances and in sentencing
him the judge said that he was a
monster who did not deserve 10 live
Some DAYS ago his attorney asked
him 20 sign a plea for clemeucy,
which would be presented 90 president
Poincare. asking that sentence OF
death be commuted 90 life imprison-
ment Van der Marden refused 20 put
his name at the bottom OF the docu-
meur, saying
The judge said I don't deserve TO
live"
His lawyer however. presented the
plea for clemency over the refusal Of
his client
This morning president Poincare re-
ceived the following letter.
Please do not pardon me- 7 don't
want TO be pardoned. The judge said
wasn't fit 20 live"
To is signed Van der Marden. He
viii be executed.