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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-27
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-27

Their towards the eastern horizon the
constellation OF Hercules The bright
star in the northeast is Vega. The
advent OF the fine weather gives q
splendid opportunity for the amateur
20 study the stars more conveniently.
The Planets for May.
Mercury viii be visible in the east
ern morning sky between the 18th and
31st, rising about an hour before the
sun on the latter date. Il will be
south OF Aries on the last named date
and viii rise well up in the northeast
Venus IS stiu in the morning sky in
Pisces. rising az $50 q. no. on the
lst and at ESQ g. M On the 3Ist. It
VIII be at its greatest distance
aphelion-from the sun on the 27th.
Mars is near the eastern end OF Leo
and finely in view. Il is very near
the meridin throughout the month at
sunset and sets about 2 a. m. on the
lst and shortly after midnight on the
3lst- 10 can easily be distinguished
by its striking red colo- and its size.
being much larger than any star in
its vicinity.
Jupiter is rapidly nearing the sun
IN the western evening sky. setting
about two hours later on the 1st.
and by the last Of the month viii he
too near the sun to be seen.
Saturn IS in Cancer. Just east OF
the meridian at sunset and is finely
placed for observation. II sets about
a. m on the 1st and At II p. N. on
the Slst.
Uranus Is now moving into Aqua
RUS IL rises in the east at $50 a n.
on the list and az 1880 .. m on the
Neptune Is near the Bee Hive in
Cancer. and VIII probably be diff
cult TO locate because OF its proN-
imity 90 that interesting cluster OF
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-27
I 100 Prinla Donnas Are
Scored By German Paper
For American Symbathu

Amsterdam, Holland, April 27-The
Cologne Gazette IS extremely angry
with two German prima donnas-
Frieda Hempel and Margaret Matz-
enauer-both attached 70 royalty,
whose ''undignified attitude in foreign
countries" the paper sharply criti-
cizes. Frau Hempel is guilty Of
having written "in English" TO a New
York paper denying that she ever re-
fused TO sing the star Spangled Ban.
mar" which she continues 70 sing at
every concert Frau Matzenauer, one
OF the stars Of the Metropolitan opera
house. New York. Is guilty" OF hav-
ing written to the New York papers,
saying: Il have absolutely no feeling,
let alone sympathy, for the Germans
in this war. Quite recently I sang the
star Spangled Banner and I shall
continue TO sing It wherever appear
IN America"
Both OF these singers used to be
the most popular artists IN Berlin and
Munich, where the kaiser and king
Ludwig often attended their perform
snces and showered upon thsrl flow
ers and presents.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-27
HOROSCOPE
snnlInr. AnrlI p. IL.

THIS is A fortunate day, according
10 the reading OF astrology. Jupi-
ter. Neptune and Saturn are all IN
beneflc aspect
The aspect is favorable tor religious
meetings Of all sorts. since 1t makes
for spiritual insight and emotional re-
sponsiveness-
Great work OF a constructive char
aeter is in store for the churches
which viii prosper. many large Ii-l le 81
cies and much financial AID oeIAs s4f
Jupiter gives promise today OF prof.
50 -4o --aurTfa cturers4a ard prosperity 70
many lines Of commerce, buL ese--
caution is enjoined as financial 81 -
NAV come suddenly Neptune p --
pIace good for naval opeiatlo-9 AM
Tor an who take part in them
Nfuch activity for our war Vesse-s
lie Indicated and sensational events
will take place in the Pacific ocean
There is a sign that is most encouI-
aging for agriculture and i've stocA-
This same sign appears TO inulca e
many food substitutes. also new ma
teriaIs that VIII be used IN place %
AS thfs month OF April nears an end,
the stars show for the future uhceI
tafntfes in the war as nulnel04 e
ne weather changes Of the month.
Fate appears 10 have all the hazards
OF allies and foes in the balance
Through all the indications runs ne
element Of surprise and the planetary
fn0uence that is always read as SYM
boTlc7l OF secret Vaccinations. subtle
treachery and hidden enemies close al
hand
Persons whose birthdate Il IS have
the augury OF gain in business Or en-
ployments but they VIII meet ullLiel--
ties.
Children born on this day viii be
clever, in all probability, but crate
and restless. They should not attempt
business on their own Initiative
Copyright. 1915. by the Mcclure News
paDer Syndicate.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-27
Bedtime Story For The Little Ones
UNCLE WIGGILY AND THE WOODEN DUCK.


again, I mean oyster boy-ran along
with his wooden duck, and Uncle Wig
gily pulled the one he had bought
along the boardwalk, the toy going
-quack. quack. quackity-quack-
quackf" as real as anything.
Uncle Wiggly and Nurse Jane were
thinking how surprised the real duck
children would be. when. all OF a sud
den. out from behind a rolling chair
that had no one in il, popped the bad
AN, harr cried the fox. I'm in
Iuczi Here's g good fat ducki III
take her along, Uncle Wiggily too, and
with Nurse Jane III have a most de-
icious stewi'
with that he made a grab for the
Quack-quack toy, but instead Of biting
on what might have been 2 dainty
wooden splinters, wheels, old feathers,
springs. pieces OF iron and red, green,
yellow and purple paint.
-Eaugh!' cried the lOLs trying 70
get the splinters OF the wooden duck
out Of his teeth. THAT was the tough
est duck ] ever tasted!'
And serves you right. too" cried a
brave boardwalk policeman IS he ar
rested the fox ana took him 10 jail.
wen. it's 2 good thing that toy
wasn't any Of the real Wibblewobble
duck children" said Uncle Wiggily.
very good indeed
But the toy wooden duck Is
spoiled" said Nurse Jane sorrOWfully.
III get another" said the bunny,
and he did, and the fox didn't bite that
one, nor the oyster boys either. And
il the trolley car doesn't transfer all
the raisins out Of the pudding into the
oatmeal mush III tell you next about
Uncle Wiggily and the jumping rab-
biL"-fCopyrigh 1918. by Mcclure
Newspaper Syndicate.)
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-27

TVTL stars appear 20 rule today. As
L troIogers find that Jupiter. Mars,
Mercury and Neptune are all adverse
Il would seem that some events In
the war viii effect the stock market
and cause financial depression
Mars presages many difficulties for
the American army and extraordinary
problems for It's commanding officer
in France.
The planets foreshadoW . time Of
intense anxiety in the United states,
4 us-iod OF mental readjustment IN re-
gard to the war.
Repeated warnings have been given
BIZ the seers that the Zoe IS 20 pc
fought not only on battletielcs but ~
the center Of government atlelrs
where secret agencies VIII orln5
about many serious situations
The stars indicate. also. that the
enemies OF the nation are not All
German, but that they are among
those who make fortunes in the hour
OF extreme peril
Sensational discoveries viii be made
within a few weeks and newspapers
viii present startling facts that az
feet government enterprises.
This IS not a propitious day Tor
starting on a journey OF Tor making
any important change
New social customs VIII be intro
duced in the United States this year.
t. is prophesied. and there VIII be
much concern among conservative men
and women
While the growth OF democracy VIII
be rapid in all parts OF the world,
there VIII be in the United states a
ievelinE Of lines between the rich and
the poor that VIII be hailed as one
OF the assurances Of the dawn Of the
millennium
Cooperation viii become one o. the
watchwords OF the future, astrol0Eers
declare. and labor viii gain a recog-
milton that VIII benefit all lines
OF work
Persons whose birthdare % IS have
the forecast OF possible loss and bust
ness troubles. The health may be IN
satisfactory.
Children born on this day may have
careers marked By change and vlcis-
situde- These subjects OF Taurus are
often hard 10 manage. but they are
generally bright and talented. -Cony-
right, 1918. by the Mcclure Newspa-
per Syndicate.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-27
Is Disturbance of an Elec-
tro-Magnetic Nature, But
just Why, Can't Say.
By DIR. c. s. BRAININ.


MO completely satisfactory expIana-
IN ton OF the phenomenon OF the
polar auroras has as yet been brought
forward. We are certain that It IS
a disturbance OF an electromagnetic
nature IN the rarlfied gases OF the
upper atmosphere, but the origin OF
the disturbance is unknown. The
spectrum OF the aurora has been care
fully studied and resembles quite
closely the spectrum Of the light
given out by rarifled gases contained
in a glass tube when an electric dis
charge is passed through. Along with
brilliant auroras we usually have on
the earth so-called magnetic storms
which play havoc with telegraphs and
affect the compass These storms
and the auroras come together and
both occur in great numbers when
sunspots are frequent. Sunspots have
a period OF frequency. being very
numerous every II years, and then
we also have the most numerous and
beautiful auroras. We are certain.
therefore, Of the INTERPOLATION be-
tween sunspots and aurOras. One
suggestion which has been made is
that aurOras are the result OF the
bombardmenr OF the outer aLmos-
phere by electrically charged parti-
Auroras are seen most often in the
belt between Go an5 so degrees, and
much less frequently at the pole and
in the middle ATTITUDES. II seems
that the phenomenon is more closely
all1ec with the earth's magnetic poles
than with the poles OF rotation. More
occur IN March and October than in
other months. Their height seems 10
differ, but the m|sOrity probably oc-
cur 40-100 miles alive the earth's
The May Consultations.
The winter consultations are dis
appearing, the summer ones taking
their places The interesting group
OF the Pieiades is near 10 the western
horizon at sunset. and so also is the
Hyades in the constellation OF Taurus.
Orion and Sirius can ncA longer be
seen In the west, for the month Of
May is here with its flowers, and
Orion has taken away the cold wealth
er, 10 return il next fall The fami-
liar measurer OF angular distance in
the sky is the three stars OF equal
brigh illness in the belt OF Orion. the
extreme ones OF which are separated
altogether three degrees. But now
that this has gone. we can still turn
20 the celestial yardstick.' the point
ers in the Dipper. which marx an
angle Of five degrees on the sky. The
Great Bear is found high up overhead.
East OF the Heavenly Twins" Cas-
tor and Polluz- and south Of the Dip
per. is found the sickle" with Re
gulus at the end OF the handle. This
is Leo, the Lion. Following the stars
along the bent handle Of the Dipper,
we come 10 Arcturus, which astrono-
mers say gives one thousand times as
much light as our own gigantic sun.
and so far of is IL that over 100 years
are necessary 20 bring its light TO US
travelling, as light does. with the
enormous speed Of 1s6. 900 miles ev-
cry second OF time Arcturus is IN
the constellation Of Bootes. and north
and east OF this we see the Well-de-
fined northern Crown. and still far
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-27
Little Baby Suffers
from Itching Eczema
Healed by Cuticura

My baby was about eleven months
old when eczema came On his face.
It first came IN red, rough-looking
splotches causing much Disagreement
and pain. It then came In little bis
tiers and the skin was sore and red.
The breaking out itehed and burned
and he could not sleep, and he
scratched his face so that I had to tie
his hands.
Il tried several medicines but in
stead Of beingreHsved hegotworse, and
i went on until he was two and a half
years old Then 1 sent for fres sam
pie Of Cudcura Soap and Ointment.
I used II for two weeks and his face
was SO much better that I purchased
more, and one cake Of Cuticura Soap
with one half box Of Cuticura Oint-
mentoompletely healed him (Signed)
Mrs. Lewis Siterson. Plymouth, N.
G, July IS, 1917.
For every purpose Of the toilet Cuti-
curs Soap and Ointment are supreme.
Sample Zach Free By hEsil. Address post.
card "Cutiouras Dept. b. Bostou.'' Sod
everywhere Soap &c Ointment = and Soc
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-27

I TNCLE WIGGILT LONGEABS. the
" nice bunny rabbit gentleman. and
Nurse Jane Fuzzy Wuzzy, HIS musk
rat lady nurse, were tripping along
the board walk at Paclsutic City one
day taking the afr. so the pink nose
OF AIr. Longoars would twinkle better.
when from behind the two friends
there sounded:
"ouackI Quacl, ouackity-quaclz-
Quackr'
Ny goodness ne, sakes alive and
some peanut butter hashP' cried Uncle
Wiggily. did you hear that Nurse
Jane9H
y did answered the uUssrat lady.
IT sounded like Lulu. Alice or Jim
ME WibbleWobble, our friends the
duck children from Woodland"
Maybe they are here" went on
Uncle Wlggily. but when he and Nurse
Jane turned 10 look, instead Of seeing
p real, live duck they saw a wooden
one, being pulled along on wheels IN
der its wings by a little oyster boy.
oh what cute duckt' cried Uncle
Wiggily. Where did you get itT'
At store on the boardwalk" an
sWered the oyster boy. MY mother
got It for me. I pull Il along and It
thing"
Il should think II didi" cried Nurse
Jane That's the reeIest quack 7 ever
heard And yet the wooden duck isn't
alive at all"
Its bin opens and shuts. too" said
the oyster boy eLookt"
He showed Uncle WiggiIy and Nurse
Jane how the wooden duck worked It
was on wheels, but you couldn't see
them on account OF the covering side
wings, which had real feathers pasted
on them And the duck had webbed
feet, Just like Lulu. alice OF Jimmie
Wibblewobble, and the feet wiggled to
and fro and the bill opened. and some
thing inside, like a little photograph,
went -quack-quack-" as the little
oyster boy pulled the wooden duck
along the boardwalk
we must get one 20 show the duck
children" said Nurse Jane. They will
be surprised 10 see a toy wooden duck
so real-like Wen certainly have to
set one 70 take home"
'Of course said Uncle Wigglly.
'Ill show You where TO get the
n wooden ducks said the little oyster
boy, whose father worked in a stew
factory.
please do" begged Uncle wiggily.
So the rabbit gentleman and the
nIuskrat lady and the oyster stew
excuse me, I mean the oyster boy
walked along the board pathway to-
wooden duck store. There Uncle Wig
-ily bought one OF the quack-quack
things TO take 70 Lulu, Alice and Jim
mie WibblewObble-
I've got 10 go home now" said the
oyster fOrk-eXcuse me, 7 mean oyster
boy do you think you know how to
pull your duckTT
"Oh, 7 guess we can manage. thank
you,' said Uncle WiggiIy kindly.
Thank you"
So me oyster fork-oh. there I 20
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-27
Different
PERSON. SAYS
Tanlac has built her up IN
til she's well and strong
again.

II you had seen ne a Few weeks
ago, you would hardly believe / was
the same woman. am today. for
was so weak and run down that IL
was all I could do 80 get about the
house. but since taking a few bottles
Of Tanlac- / am strong enough 20 do
all my houSeWorZ- without any rrou-
BILE at all" recently said Mrs. William
7. C0user Of 2514 South Harwood
street. Dallas. Texas, whose husband
has been employed at the Wyatt
Metal and Boiler Works for the past
five years.
TT has been more than q year now
sic continued, Hsince I first began 10
feel my health giving away. and /
spite Of everything I did. I lost my
appetite and my stomach was so
weak, I could hardly eat anything
without suffering so I could hardly
stand it ny food did not nourish me
and 7 gradually lost strength til. at
last, I got 10 the point where began
10 fear I would have 70 take 10 my
bed.
soon after reading about Tanlac
7 got me a bottle. and began TO pick
mp almost from the first dose. I felt
that ] was getting right az the seat
Of my trouble, for soon got back
my appetite, and can now eat any
thing ! want and nothing hurts me
a. all Tanlac has built me up and
made me stronger and better IN every
way than I have been in over a year
AID ] feel SO wei and happy that
want 20 tell everybody about this
wonderful medicine
Tanlac Is sold in FL Paso by Kelly
& Pollard Co. Inc, and Peoples Drug
store. under personal directions Of q
special Iaulac representa- iTe--Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-27

By V1g7ia Terhune
VdH de Water.

something 70 our home or 20 our lux
uries. I expect 10 do it-and forgive
me II say that it concerns only you
and me"
7 suppose Il does" he laughed in
diligently. .'and IL is mighty sweet or
you TO want 10 provide some OF the
Injuries"
It was because I remembered that
conversation with his mother that I
told Jack few days later that I was
going alone 20 begin the work OF
rearranginE my fathers house.
You Will be very lonely and de-
pressed II you do" Jack objected. "Ic
VIII be an awful job. and a painful
away. and deciding what you want 10
keep and what is to be stored. Do
let mother 90 with YOU"
7 shook my head obstinarely. 7 had
thing that had TO do with nobody
but myself and my husband. &c was
the task before me.
You shall not 50 alone" Jack in
sisted why not take Jennie with
you7"
because she must look after Lou
while I am away" 7 answered I
would worry about the child all the
time II Jennie were not at home with
her"
.sTou simply shall not work at that
house alone" Jack insited, In the
manner that meant his mind was
fully made up. I tell you what-"-
as a happy thought struck him
Mother will come here and look after
Baby Lou so that Jennie can accom-
pany you"
Almost before the words were
spoken. he was az the telephone and
had called up his mother. ] knew
that protest was useless
Jack Explains.
He explained the situation briefly,
but explicitly.
aOh. thank you. mother" he said
heartily in response 70 some question
OF Mrs Hampton 1T IS mighty
good OF you to offer 70 go with her
but she thinks she can get along all
right there without bothering you.
although I think II will be very hard
baby, Jennie can 90 with Louise and
help her
After a little more talk he hung
up the receiver and came back into
the living room to me-
"Mother-dear Eoul-offered 20 60
herself and assist you in any way
she could" he informed me. How
ever. when I explained that vow Sif
not think that would be necessary,
here and stay with baby during your
absence.
she Is always ready 20 do Just
whatever Is going 70 be the most
helpful 20 either OF us. SO the ques-
ton about your beginning work at
the house is all settled. often won
der what We would ever do without
mother"
I was glad he did not seem 20 ex-
pect any answer, for had none
ITO Be Continued.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-27
GIR[S! BEAUTIFY
YOUR HAIR AND
STOP DANDRUFF
Hair becomes charming,
wavy, lustrous and thick
in few moments.
Every bit of d 'druff dis
appears and hair stops
coming out.

FOR a few cents you can save your
hair. In less than ten minutes YOU
can double-its beauty. Your hair be-
comes light wavy. fluffy. abundant
and appears as soft lustrous and
charming as a young girls after ap-
plying some Danderine. Also try this
-moisten a cloth with a little Dan
derine and carefully draw il through
your hair. "a king one small strand At
time This will cleanse the hair
Of dust dirt or excessive oil. and
in just a few moments you have
doubled the beauty OF your hair. 4
delightful surprise awaits those
whose hair has been neglected or is
scraggy. faded. dry. brittle. or thin
Besides beautifying the hair, Dan
oerine dissolves every particle OF
dandruff, cleanses. purities and iuvig-
crates the scalp. forever stopping
Itching and falling hair. but what
VIII pelase you most will be after a
few weeks use. when you see new
hsir-fine and downy at first-yes-
but really new hair growing all over
the scalp. II you care for pretty
soft hair. and lots of Il. surely get a
small bottle OF KnOwlton's Dander-
inc from any drug store or toilet
counter and just try it-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-27
Tonight! Take DOdson's Liver Tone!
Better Than CaIOmel For Liver
CaIomel siekensl If bilious, constipated and 6ea6-
aehy read my guarantee


Listen 70 met Take no more sick
ening. salivating caIomel WIEN bilious
or constipated. Don't lose a days
work.
CaIomel IS mercury OF quicksilver
which causes necrosis OF the bones
Calomel when IL comes into contact
with sour bile. crashes into Il, break
ing IL up This & when you feel that
awful nausea and cramping. II you
are sluggish and ~aI knoe = out Il
your liver is torpid and bowels con-
stipated or you nave headache. dizzi-
ness, coated tongue, ~ breath Is bad
or stomach sour just take spoonful
Of harmless DOdsol's Liver Tone
Here's my guarantee-Go 70 any
drug store and get a bottle OF Dodson's
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-27
TRAVELETTE



THE crumbling ruins Of Selinus lie
l scattered over a hill o. western
Sicily where once they lowered in IT,
tanic glory. The Greek colonies OF
the fifth century B. c. all had their
artists and sculptors. and Selinus
boosted seven masterpieces Of Greek
art erected 10 the honor OF its "a
vorite divinities.
The broken columns and walls OF
the most majestic temples OF Sicily
lie half buried IN the dust OF their
crushed stones and ground into the
earth as II hurled down by a mighty
force. Hercules. 70 whom one OF the
temples was built, might have torn
them down in anger and flung the
columns about and crushed the mas
sive stone to powder with q blow OF
his fist Looking out upon the cha
cite ruin from the brow OF the hill,
one can Imagine the shattered col
umns shaking off the dust and gath
erinE themselves together 20 stand
erect again above the broad stairs.
The walls seem TO grow firm and
square and graceful figures adorn the
entrances The picture fades quickly
and the fallen stones seem more desc
late In contrast
The buildings were not yet fin
ished when Hannibal marched upon
the proud city OF Seliuus and laid
siege 10 its stronghold. Nine days
the Greek colony held out then Han
nibal entered in triumph and mas
sacre and destruction followed. The
temples survived, only 10 fall later
in more complete ruin than the Car
thaEinian army could have accom-
piished- An earthquake was the cause
Of the overthrow The temples were
then old, battered perhaps. but ap-
parently good for some centuries, but
the first trembling OF the earth shook
the very foundations and the temples
fell