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Evening star., 1918-07-28
NEXT TO ICE NOT COOL
PART OF REFRIGERATOR
Coolest Place Is at Bottom. Says
q. s. Food Administration,
Explaining Why.

What part OF a refrigerator is cool
est?
Although every home may have a
refrigerator. every housewife cannot
pass an examination in the proper
care and conservation of perishable
articles of diet, according to the United
States Food Administration, which
gives out the following advice:
Many put their butter and milk
right next to the ice because they
think this is the coidest place. but as
matter of fact the coldest place is
at the bottom of the refrigerator.
Hot air rises. ard air that is not
being constantly purified by circula-
ton around the blocks of ice soon
Evening star., 1918-07-28
CITY ITEMS.
Safe Deposit Boxes, $3.50 Up.
Wash. Safe Dep. Co.. 916-1S Pa ave

becomes unfit to come in contact with
the food. When the warm air in the
refrigerator rises. it carries with ii
impurities and moisture which are
absorbed from the surface of the food.
and which If allowed to remain in
the air spoil the food The air. which
is warmed by passing over the food.
comes in contact with the ice where
the moisture is condensed upon the
surface and the impurities are carried
of by the melting ice. The air is
thus dried. cooled. and purified The
cooled air Immediately descends to
gather up more moisture and impuri-
ties, and thus the process is repeat
ed continually. Anything placed di-
rectly on or around the ice tends to
interfere with the circulation of the air.
Evening star., 1918-07-28

A memorial figure to Mrs. Anne
Simon, for many years resident of
Washington and who died at Colo
RADIO, Springs in August. 1916. has
just been placed In Rock Creek
cemetery, where 1t Is the subject of
study by sculptors as well as by Mrs.
Simon's, friends. 1t is the work of
Miss Brenda Putnam, daughter of
Herbert Putnam. librarian of Con-
gressl Miss Putnam was an intimate
friend OF Mrs. Simon, and has in the
exquisite sculpture sought to repre-
sent her character, and the signifi-
cadce of her life in the figure which
now stands above her grave. In this
composition. Miss Putnam has given
expression to joy. freedom and eman-
cipation.
Ms-s.s Simon. wife of Otto Simon. de-
voted her life to the pursuit of
m music and literature. She was pupil
Of sDowdowsky ana Of Sir Asger
Hapaerik of Copenhagen. Her last
public performance as a pianist was
in a piano and string trio in Colorado
Springs the day before her sudden
death. She was one of the founders
of the Motet Choral Society of this
City. and took part for seven seasons
in its performances. She was espe-
cially Interested in the development
Of color music as given by this or
ganization.
Evening star., 1918-07-28
FUNERAL SERVICES held:
r---. : = :
Ritss Take Place Near Scene. Of
Drowning Of fWAiters..

Funeral services for Joseph, G. Ans
plotz and George Bessler. hotel
walters. who were drowned near
Blaekistoneis Itland Thursday after
noon. were held near the scene of the
drowning Friday afternoon: The body
OF Ludwig flaming. the. third victim of
the accident, had not been recovered
yesterday afternoon. . % % = : :
Evening star., 1918-07-28
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Evening star., 1918-07-28
TURNS OUT FIFTY sEAPLANEs
Naval Factory Head Complimented
by Secretary Daniels.

Fifty seaplanes. many Of which arc
now in service in the war zone. have
been produced at the new naval air
craft factory at Philadelphia. con-
struction of which was authorized q
year ago.
Secretary Daniels has sent q mes
sage to Naval Constructor F.a C. Cos
burn, manager of the factory, ex-
pressing the Navy DepartInentxs4ps
preciation Of the result ne HIS as
Evening star., 1918-07-28
Marked Interest in Literature.

A woman of unusual cultivation and
reading, Mrs. Simon's especial inter.
est was in literature. She left a jour
nal of scholarly quality in which she
had expressed her thoughts .poetical-
on music art. edu-
caffon. religion and life. Ahe had q
EGf& n ceiling tor The 1lp< aa poetry
Evening star., 1918-07-28
To Lecture at Great Falls.

Dr. Albert H. Zimmerman will lee
ture at Great Falls at IL O'Clock today
on Raising the Spirits of Men and Ex-
panding Their Brains" and "The I'm
seen Hand" The lecture will be at
Joe Gillian's camp.
Evening star., 1918-07-28

Flowers for All Oecasdons,
Place your orders with GUIDE. Best
flowers and prompt service. 1914 F st
-Advertisement.
Evening star., 1918-07-28

The American z. NJ c. "A. has ten
dered to the French government tae
nae. Of the Hotel Gibraltar in PaeAs
for an army hoapital. Tfle hotel here
Evening star., 1918-07-28
AMERICAN ATTITUDE TOWARD
THE CLERGY IS DISCUSSED
Rev. G. Ernest Smith Declares Clerical
!: Leadership Is Not Recognized
tszs:.. IS :. i In This Country.
In This Country.
Finds Clergy Is Ignored.

are allowed no voice in its disburse
ment.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-09
Years Ago Today
From The Herald OF
This Date, 1904.

A ANNOUNCEMENT has been made
n that the Southern Pacific rail-
way has made arrangements for the
completion OF a line from sentinel q
Solomonville in Arizona, 70 Join the
ella Valley. Globe and Northern rail-
way completing the Bowie to Globe
line.
sixteen persons were injured when
lhe Aatie flyer went into the ditch
near Kansas City last night
Railroad commissioner Coic1ftt A.
torney general Bell special commits
sloner Rasbury, auditor Askew.
stenographer J. E. Stubblefield and
attorney II. IL GarWOod arrived in Fl
Faso tnis morning looking into ex-
press office matters.
Vienna dispatches report that a ter
rlflc earthquake occurred at Salonica.
Macedonia, yesterday. killing and in
JUring nearly a hundred people. and
destroying 1900 homes.
san Antonio police have arrested
i've heavily armed men. all well
dressed, who were en- route TO FL Paso
when apprehended.
The Russians have completely
evacuated Korea, according to Toxic
reports and have heavily fortified
New ChWauE. and garrisoned il with
$4,000 men. The harbor is mined.
The train crew Of Santa Fe. No. a
narrowly escaped death when the
freight went into the ditch at Cour-
chesne siding last night.
Isabella, former queen OF Spain. and
mother Of Alfonso, the present mon
arch, died this morning at Paris. she
was % years old, and ruled Spain for
IS years
J. G. Goodman. OF Nogales, Ariz,
was arrested in New York this morn
ing for an alleged attempt TO kill ".
= Greene, president Of the Greene
Consolidated Copper company. OF Can
anea, Sonora.
Wood and Contable took out a
building permit TO build a $4,000
cold storage plant today It viii be
located az Kansas and Fourth streets.
It is likely that the Texas Pacific
railway viii run two trains TO FL Paso
very. shortly, said one Of their Of
ficials today.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-09

liked. So she went 10 get him, and
she told JUMBO k1nkytal 70 be
I teacher in her place until she came
but they won't any Of 'em do
what I say" chartered JUMBO. They
won't reCite their lessons like the
lady mouse told them 10 do for me,
and they won't study. They only keep
why is that?' asked Uncle wig
gflv IS severely as he could. when
he looked over the top Of his specta-
cles why don't you do as the lady
mouse teacher asked you 10 do, and
III you please. we can't" spoke
Billie Bushtail, the squirrel
why nOtZ' asked Uncle Wiggily-
Because Jumpo's face is so funny
answered Jackie Bow WOW, the pup
py dog. 1T makes Us laugh every
time we see &c in front OF US"
And with that all the animal chill
dren laughed once core
There they 90 AGAIN. Chartered
mouse has given him. I'm not going
70 stand up here IN front OF the whole
school and be laughed at"
We've can't help it." said Jim
ME Wibblewobble, the duck. When
JUMBO is in his seat with the rest OF
US. we can't see his face so plain. But
when it's up in front, on the teachers
platform. why his face lOOks-sOh,
dear, I'm going to laugh again.
Quacked Jimmie, and he did.
Nov, this isn't nice at all" said
Uncle Wiggily- 1t is true JUMBO has
a very funny facial monkey boys
have-but as for laughing at him"
u wish never had this face" sud
denly cried Jumpo. IT'S no good. I'm
going 10 the store and get a false
face and then"
And just then something happened.
Into the school jumped a bad old fox,
and he was Just going 70 make a grab
Tor Lulu Wibblewobble, the nice fat
little duck girl. when the fox caught
face, and the fox began to laugh:
"Ho, Hoi Hal, IA, Oh. dear me
What a funny false face I didn't
know the lady mouse teacher wore
such a funny false face IN school. Oh,
but I must laugh some morei" and
the fox did. And he laughed so hard
he had q conniption fit and Uncle
WiEgily and the janitor. who came
along Just then. easily tied the FOX
the police station So the fox didn't
get Lulu OF any one else.
But it's a good thing your face
made him laugh, JUMBO, or We never
could have tied him up" said Uncle
WiEEily. as the lady mouse took
charge OF the school again. And then
the monkey boy felt better.
So this teaches Us that everything
is OF some use In this world even a
funny face that looks like a false one
when Il isn't And II the hack porch
doesn't come around and sit on the
front stoop where the doormat IS en-
tertaining the milk bottle. I'll tell
YOU next about Uncle WiggilY and
Jacko's tall
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-09
Daily Novelette,
AMONG THE BERGs.


COLONEL HARTA BEETEM had
\ just entered the smoker Of the
Necks 10 Nature club when, as usual
more than several OF the members
who had seen him first abruptly left
the room. The rest were caught as
they found out a minute later.
did I evan tell you fsllahs about
the Iceberg that I. with some othahs,
went aftah in 1872" he asked as he
settled down into a chair
''No?' said the Colonel Well that
winter OF 1872 WIS a very mild win
ter. There was an Ice famine and
the Comment called upon ten OF the
bravest and most ingenius men in
the country 20 90 aftah the Junger-
sea berg. 1000 feet high and 500 feet
wide. Wen. I-er-Was among the
first 20 be selected
Wei we fitted out a stout vessel,
the Farina, and started for the vast,
lonely northlands- Just as we reached
latitude SO egrees-longitude 2l9
degrees and E.arenhelt 50 degrees be-
low, we beheld a white monstah OF
an iceberg floating swiftly toward Us,
don't-che-know-
Quickly calling TO the cowboys
ana ElelF Laeauee Lla- We Aa4 uLlAell III
along. ] ordered them % lasso the
huge piece OF ice The Captain was
speeches.. for Il was the largest berg
he had evan seen, bah JoVe-
wen. when we got closer. the
cowboys 1assoed that baily berg per
fectly. and as easy as though it were
a cat and we towed Il down the At
iantic TO ger L into port First We
tried Portland, Ne, but it was too
large. for the bottom struck ground.
Then we tried KennebunkpOrt, Bos-
ton. New TaWk. Baltimore and Nor
folk. but not one OF the bally ports
would receive 10: 50 we toWsd q
along toward the Gulf toward New
Orleans
Now fe1lahs. comes the Tondahful
part when We reached the Gulf. We
innocently noated IL right into the
Gulf Stream and before we could say
'Spiff' don't che-know, the monstah
iceberg. was melted In its steaming
WatahsiH
''Wondsrfulr' exclaimed his hear
erss sareasticaIly, and the Colonel
went home happy.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-09
MRS. N. ALLEN
GAINS 80 LBS.
Had rheumatism so bad she
could hardly walk-TaL-
lac overcomes it.

one OF the most remarkable state
ments yet made in connection with
TaRlac was given by airs. Martha Al
len, 1920 North Pearl street, Dallas
Texas
''When began taking Tanlac." said
Mrs Allen, Il had been suffering for
a long time with rheumatism in my
lower limbs and feet which tortured
me so that I could hardly walk.
was so nervous that have rolled and
tossed many a night without any rest
or sleep at all. Liuimeuts and medi-
cines had failed 20 do me any good
and I was in misery nearly all the
time. 7 fen off until 7 only weighed
q little more than a hundred pounds
and was getting worse all the time
ITS wonderful how Tanlac helped
lies every sign Of the rheuma tism has
disappeared used 20 suffer from
gas In my stomach after eating, and
would have nervous spells and they
have left me TOO, and 7 can eat Just
anything 7 want without any trouble.
have gained thirty three pounds in
weight and sleep better and feel
better than 7 have in years Tanlac
IS the only thing that ever gave me
RELIEF and I feel ir my duty TO tell
ot hers what il has done for me. NY
phone number Is Main 356s and III be
-l1 10 tell anyone who calls me Just
What This medicine has done for me-"
Taulac Is sold in III Pas0 by Kelly
= Pollard Co. me- and Peoples Drug
-o-e. under personal directions OF
special Ianlac represeutative--Ad
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-09
HOROSCOPE

Wednesday, April 10, 19lS.
A STROLOGERS read this as an un-
n certain day. but the aspects are
mainly favorable. Neptune. Saturn,
the Sun. Jupiter and Venus are all
friendly, while Mars IS strongly ad-
verse
Under this sway, military activity
may be expected and losses Of men
are indicated
The signs are fortunate Tor the
navy, which viii make gains in the
coming months. when new inventions
VIII contribute TO its power.
This is a promising rule for all who
seek favor or help from persons OF
Influence. The stars indicate much
effort in this direction
Neptune gives encouragement TO
according 20 ancient lore, should be
most suspicious for those who fore
tell events.
owing 10 the peculiar confgura-
tIOns which make war possible per-
sons Of all vacations may be unpleas-
antly affected, the stars causing de-
spondency, irritability and lassitude
that prevent successful initiative.
The appearance Of wonder ma
chimes that viii attain the greatest
speed and make the ocean but a
narrow river is prophesied as an
achievement Of aviation
The seers declare that for the Unit
ed States the most extraordinary
planetary conditions prevail Many
grave crises viii be almost miracu-
lousy overcome, IL is predicted
In the summer quarter disasters 70
shipping are indicated. but the stars
foreshadOw a steady growth in mill
tary strength and a better outlook
for practical cooperation on the part
Of civilians OF every class
Persons whose birthdate Il IS have
the forecast OF a successful year. II
they DO not attempt any changes
Children born on this day are likely
TO be trustworthy in every way.
These subjects OF Aries usually rise
in life.-Copyright 1918, by Mcclure
Newspaper Syndicate
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-09
Bedtime Story For The Little Ones
UNCLE WIGGIY AND JUMPo's FACE.

once upon a time. when Uncle
" Wiggily LonEears the bunny rab-
bit gentleman, was hopping aIong
through the woods, looking for an ad-
venture. he passed the hollow stump
school where the lady mouse teacher
taught the animal children their A
B c lessons
But now, instead OF hearing
through the open windows the boys
and girls saying Two times two
are sixteen" or spelling Cat for
dog. the rabbit gentleman heard ev-
cry one laughing.
N.Y. There must be something
real jolly going on in that school
said Uncle Wiggly. "Iu have look
So he looked, and. instead OF seeing
the lady mouse at her desk in front
Of the school he saw Jumpo Einly-
tail, the monkey boy, with a book
and q pencil. and in front Of him were
al the other animal children, laugh
ing
wei: Weul What's all this2
what's going 0ne' asked the bunny
rabbit gentleman. as he went inside
the hollow stump school. Where Is
the lady mouse teacherE" he asked.
III you please spoke up Susie
LitIletatL the rabbit girl the lady
mouse teacher had TO 80 get the ianl-
tor he didn't come TO school today,
and she wants one Of the windows
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-09
Beauty Chats By Edna Kent Forbes
4 Batch OfLetters.

I TATHRYN You can keep your
N skin perfectly clean by using cold
cream instead OF soap and water;
but. Of course, this method isn't as
refreshing, and isn't so desirable.
because soap and water contain
mineral matter that acts as a tonic
10 the complexion
However. your skin IS 50 dry that
for a time Il would be best to wash
the face only with cleansing cream.
until your skin has gotten into good
condition again. Rinse the face
with plain warm water. massage
with the cleansing cream, wipe off
and in rinse in cold water. This way.
there are no oils taken from the
skin; in fact, oils are fed into Il with
the cream, and the refreshing touch
OF hot and cold water is obtained,
too. When the skin is not so dry,
use soap-but only CASTLE soap.
4 =
Blue Eyes-Use a depilitory 70 re
move the hair from the arm pit or
shave But don't try 10 remove hair
way, as It grows in again as thick
as ever. Use vaseline or castor oil
on the brows and lashes.
r i. C.-Wear low cut corsets that
do not touch the bust at all Never
wear any sort high enough 70 cover
the bust; n you must support the
breasts, you can wear unboned bras
siere- Deep breathing exercises,
massage with cocoa butter. and Ice
rubs. all tend TO increase the size OF
the bust and TO make il firmer. Ex-
ercise is the best way to develop the
legs.
*
D. K. Beet a good hair tonic
and use Il faithfully. Massage the
scalp, too. keeping It loose so Il
moves freely over the skull Lack
OF air and nourishment brings on
premature grayness. This treatment
win help.
Cold Cream-Send me a letter with
self addressed. stamped envelope
and I viii mail you a formula for
cold cream FOR general use; this Is an
almond cream as we'll Plain. IN
scented talcum makes a good bath
powder.
There IS 10 way 10 prevent hair
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-09

growing on the face. The more
prominent hairs can be killed with
the electric needle. but IL you cannot
reach anyone who does this work.
pull out the hairs with tWeezers and
touch the spot with peroxide. per
oxide is antiseptic and also a bleach,
so the new growth viii be blonde
and, therefore. not so prominently.
For the henna shampoo, mix one
ounce OF powdered Egyptian henna
with three ounces OF powdered CASTLE
soap. Use a tablespoonful OF this
for each shampoo, mixing IL in a
pint OF hot water. Apply hot 70 the
head. rubbing 10 a lather. Let this
remain on for ten-minutes, then rinse
through three waters
= \
Sula BIO reduce the hips. try
any general body exercise, and try
rolling Ice messages. without using
any cream or cocoa butter. reduce the
bust since ice is quite astringent
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-09
DAILY RECORD.
Deeds Filed.


z Paso Irrigated Lands Company. 70
p C. Standish, tract OF part known as
a part OF the Socorro town grant, s2o0es
Sept /. 1917.
y A Brown. 70 A 3. Talamantes. a
tract o. land known a. q part OF the So
zorro town grant, $500; Jan. Is. 1917.
Charles A. Kinkel and wife t. Robert
Stevens, a tract Of land IS miles north
west OF Fl Paso. SO: October IS. 1914
Government HiIl-City Mortgage con-
pary 70 James l. Mari. lots 81 70 50 in-
elusive IN block 81. on Cambridge street
$4,000 April I. 1918.
Building Permits Issued.
SFift and company on kansas street, for
alterations. $1,000.
A. r. Earhart. 5000 Federal street for
a brick garage, $500
Licensed TO Marry.
Joseph Taylor and Annabeile Redden-
Domingo Garcia and Rosa SANCHEZ
Jose Chavez and Maria Rios
Asencion Chavez and Guadalups Torres
John Jack and Vivian Joyce
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-09
For Itching Torture

There Is one remedy that seldom
fails 20 stop itching torture and relieve
SKI irritation and that makes the skin
soiL clear and healthy.
Any druggist can supply you with
zsno, which generally overcomes al
sun diseases Acne, eczema, itch, PIN
PIES rssheS blackheads IN most cases
give way 70 zemo. Frequently, minor
blemlshes disappear overnight. Itching
usually stops instantly. Zem0 is a safe,
anhsspuc liquid, clean, easy to use and
dependable. II costs only 35G an extra
large bottle, sL0Q. Il VII not stain, is
not greasy or sticky and IS positively
safe for tender, sensitive skins.
The z ". Rose Co.. Cleveland, o.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-09
Woman Hod Carrier
Is Soon To Appear

New York. April s.-Now comes the
woman hod carrier.
stand in line. Eirlst Applications
are now in order FOR Jobs at the Of
flee Of Allen T. Beale. secretary Of
the building industries Of New York
association
On the job. the girl hod carriers
must wear white trousers Hatpins
hairpins and talcum powder are ia
booed-
ItlLonly be a Few days. BeaIs says
until the ladies viii be climbing lad
ders with hods here Applications
are coming in.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-09
Robbed Going to Board,
Drafted Man Walls In

Conway. Ark. April s.-Ben Hyatt
was working at Norfolk. Va. when he
received notice from the selective
service board at Conway. Ark. TO ap-
pear there for examination He
bought a ticket, but while on the way
he was robbed OF ticket. money and
all Undaunted. he continued on the
way. walking. He had a postmaster
write the board that he was coming.
but that as he was forced to walk he
might be q few days late He finally
reached Conway.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-09
Memphis Baker Plans
Policeman Cdmbdign

Memphis. Tenn, April 9.-Peter A
Andreasou, a German subject en-
ployed in Memphis as a baker, had q
plan whereby he could poison thou
sands Of loaVes OF bread. burn sew
era@ buildings, escape TO Mexico and
there receive a bonus from the Ger
man government for his work OF de-
struction- The plan was not put IN
execution. ANDERSON was too boast
fuL Government agents learned Of
his plans Internmeut until after
America wins the war will be his
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-09
WHISKY Stolen, But He
Cannot Make CombLaint

Houuiam. Wash, April 9.-Rupert
Bennerton had 300 quarts OF perfectly
good whisky cached Is miles out OF
town. and somebody stole it. The
whisky would have brought ''Rupe"
5000 at REVEALING prohibition prices
Now he IS out the $500 he paid for
il, and the $500 he expected to get
for IL, as he cannot ask the sheriff
70 hunt for It To admit ownership
OF the stuff would be 10 plead guilty
70 'boodegginE"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-09
Quit eaching German
Or Resign Is Demand

chagrin Falls. Ohio. April s.-Citi-
zens here to the number OF several
hundred have signed a petition that
German language instruction be abol-
ished from the high school or that
the school board resign IL il does not
desire TO take that action.
Eve demand that German be
dropped Immediately or that you re-
sign" is the wording OF the petition
addressed 10 the school board
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-09
Works in Factory and
GiUes SaLaru TO Poor

Pittsburg. Pa, April e.-Afrs. How
ard @ AIcCrady, young. rich and hand
some. every morning drives up 20 the
aircraft department OF the Union
Switch and Signal Co, IN her large
green touring ear
She enters the plant, dons a blouse,
overalls and cap and works at a lathe
for ten hours. When the whistle
blows she again enters her silks and
satins and drives home. A poor fam
lily gets the wages she earns
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-09
BURNED FEyCFs TTRAS9 rs r

BURNED FENCE TRASH IS CAUSE
Sparks from a small fire Of burn
[ ing trash ignited a pile OF rubbish
next to a fence at First and St
/ Nrain streets, just after noon Non
I day. The fire department arrived in
I time 70 put out the blaze before any
I more damage than a burned fence re
D ew1raT
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-09

LETTER TRAVELS II MONTHS.
Fulton. No, April st took just
IL months for q letter Alex Canter
mailed 10 B. Zairkew. at Kiev. Rus
STA. 20 return 10 this country Canter
Just received the letter with a nota-
ton that the addresses cannot be
found
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-09

! TIWEU "IIUI NNUHNNLN u IIII1 2.
Bessie Reed, arrested at q hotel IN
the 500 block on East Overland street
Sunday night. was fined 500 on a
vagrancy charge in the corporation
court Monday afternoon.