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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-30
SOUTH

which may be seen rising in the
northeast This shower occurs dur
ing about three evenings, from April
1t would be wen to await a little
later than the hours for which the
chart is drawn O. .. m for the 1irst
Of the month. p m for the middle
and p. N. for the end) IN order that
the radiant point may be higher IN
the sky. The Lyrid msteors are re-
markable for the daring swiftness OF
their flight, The observer must not
eNnect 10 see many Of them II he
catches sight OF half q dozen IN an
hour he may be well satisfied. If he
traces their apparent paths backward
he viii find that they all center about
The Planets For April.
Mercury is an evening star the first
Of April setting about an hour ana q
half after the sun II reaches It's
greatest distance from the sun On
April &. Its position IS so Tar NORTH
Of the sun az this time that 10 Is un-
usually wen placed for observation
and viii remain so for the first week
or ten days IN April
Venus is a morning star rising
about two hours before the sun on
April j. 1t reaches its greatest dis
lance lelongaiou West) from the
sun on April 21-46 degrees IS min
Mars Is now finely placed for OBJ
servation IN the eastern evening sky.
IL win be found shortly after sunset
'about midway between the eastern
horizon and the zenith. near ReEulu5
In Leo. II can be easily distinguished
by its ruddv color. Its retrograde or
western motion ceases on April z6.
when 90 viii again resume its east
ward journey.
Jupiter viii continue Interestingly
in view IN the western evening SKY
during April It VIII set about 10 D.
m. April 1st; g D. IN. the 18th and 8
.. m. the seth
Saturn Is about IS degrees west OF
Regulus. the first magnitude star IN
Leo. with Mars about the same dis
lance east OF ReEulus, making a
striking stellar combination. Saturn
remains in view until 8 a. m on the
LIST Of April. a. m on the 18th, and i
a. m on the 30th-
Neptune is near Saturn. but IS a
telescope object only
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-30
Greatest Change Over Cen
trail and Eastern Parts
Of the Skies.
By GARRETT p. SFRvTss.

"HE general character OF the
evening skies shows a great
change since winter. The vast
arch Of the Milky Way which spsnned
the zenith IA january and February
now lies as IL fallen above the west
ern horizon, extending, a family lum-
inous band, from a point due north
10 a point a little west Of south.
where it dips behind the horizon The
brightest portion IS in the northwest
involving the consultations Auriga,
Persons, and Csssiopeia- And with
the Milky Way has descended the
great array Of first magnitude stars
that centeFs about Orion. including
such briHiants as Rigel, Alde5aran.
Sirius RerelgeuN, Procyon and Ca
another month most OF them VIII be
gone.
A great change has come over the
central and eastern parts If the sky,
the consultations now IN the ascend
ant there being of a totally different
thr0ug around Orion II is a singular
fact that a real difference exists in
the general nature OF the stars in the
Orion neighborhood and that Of those
ia NAlleA "aAAa NA AlAE So inst
tronol1ers group certain stars pre-
sentinE peculiar snectroscOpic insig-
mia under the name Of "Orion stars
In a broad sense they appear 10 be
younger than the other stars
Consultations less Dazzling.
Whether the prevalence Of white
stars around Orion produces an ap-
preciable effect upon the eye OF not,
IL Is certain that the consultations
now occupying the meridian and ad-
gancing up the eastern slope OF the
heavens make a less dazzling impress
sion The light OF their stars seems
more sabdued and less penetrating.
They are the advance guard OF the
summer stars. and their softeued rays
record with the character OF the sea-
son. while the gem-like brllliance OF
the winter stars repeats the sparkle
Of the snow landscapes spread be-
meath them April is notable for one
Oh the annual showers of shooting
stars These particular meteors are
known as the Lyrids because they "a
date from the little constellation
Tsyra. which, is remarkable for the
beauty of its chief star. vega. and
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-30

1T IS a laxative. Of course. but It Is
more than that. It is general
cleanser and purifier. It's excellent
for children. but should be given In
smaller doses. It may bring out q
new crop OF pimples, or IL may bring
out 9 few pimples on a skin that
usually doesn't have them; but that's
quite all right The tonic is stirring
up the ystem-thrOWing off poisong
Of the matter should find its way out
through the skin The pimples heal
quickly and the skin IS left clean.
with peach and-cream tinge that IS
really delightful.
Questions and Answers.
rsely-Wash the arms with soap
and hot water anad a flesh brush.
scrubbing them till the skin glOws.
Rinse in hot water. If the skin is a
bit irri1ated. rub with q. tiny bit Of
cold cream. If not, don't bother with
the cream. but rinse with cold water.
The roughness is probably hardened
mutations Of matter in the pores.
and this friction and heat viii clean
it up in a few DAYS
Margaret-send me a letter with a
self-addressed, stamped envelope, for
the formula for the flesh building
cream
Middle Age-Rub the hands every
day with cold cream, to feed the skin
and soften t. Do this after washing,
or after the hands have been i'm
mersed in water while working. Take
a piece Of pumice stone and rub over
the calouses on the palm. you can
wear them away quite easily
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-30

r OWE and marriage are left too
much to chance in this country.
- We have armies OF magnificent
women-fitted 70 be the mothers Of a
superior race-who live and die spin
sters.
And we have armies or bachelors
desiccstinE into pessimists whose
keenest joy seems to be discovering a
draft-or what a nuisance other peo-
pies children are
As a country the United States has
largely let out" its marrying and Civ
ing in marriage. A glance at our vital
statistics. with their overwhelming
number OF foreign names. viii prove
this.
Like the bee. we seem TO have de-
veloped a curious anomaly creature
whose sole function is work Birth.
work and death pretty grim for
mula. yet that makes up life for the
strange atyplcal creatures that we
and the bees have developed With
the bees this worker is invariably a
spinster. with us IL is approximately
q spiuster. but sometimes we have
also male creatures whose melancholy
sega is made up OF birth, work and
DEATH
A Speculation.
AaeterlincS. in his wonderful prose
poem. The Life Of the Bee" specu-
lates on the motives that prompt the
bee TO lead this life Of Unmltigated
toll He asks;
why do they renounce sleep. the
delights OF honey and love. and the
exquisite leisure enjoyed, for instance,
by their winged brother. the butter
flyc Why VIII they not live as he
iives2 To is not hunger that urges
them on Two or three flowers sur
flee for their u0urishmeut and i'm one
hour they VIII visit 200 or 500 20 col
lect a treasure whose sweetness they
never viii taste.
why an this toll and distress and
whence comes this mighty assurance
Is it so certain. then, that the new
generation whereunto you offer your
lives viii merit the sacrifice; VIII be
more beautiful. happier. viii do some
thing you have not done2
Your aim is clear 20 us clearer far
than our own: you desire 10 live. as
Ions as the world itself. iu those that
come after. but what can the aim be of
this great aim, what the mission Of
existence eternally renewed1"
In the case OF the diligent human
spiuster and her equally assiduous
brother in toll it IS to be feared that
the cause Of the tragedy IS not so al
truistic, too often sordid money con-
sideration is at the bottom OF Il.
A Difficult Problem.
The man has not enough for both
and the woman must give up her eco
homie independence with marriage. so
together they sacrifice their lives TO
what is. after all. only a convention.
But the great war with Its vital
1eed OF American homes and American
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-30
MarTlage, Says Writer.
Nv uraTVrCT FaTHFAT

families must do away with a Eocd
many Of our Mrs. Gruudy urefud ieel.
4 We have got 10 stop allowing our
selves the luxury OF thinking the way
grandma did. for. alas. the comforts-
Die days OF grandma are gone forever
The difficulty OF accustominE our
selves 70 the idea OF women contfnu-
ing in gatnful occupation after mar
rage isl the sentimental one. And
sentimental objections are all but in
possible to combat
We have seen that tine and tine
again, in the case o. Woman's SUI
mage showed into a corner your anti
or even auntT-Will repeat that he
does not like the idea OF submitting
women 20 the rude crowdlnE and jos
tie Of the polls" but the same citizen
makes not the slightest objection 70
the Indecent croWding OF a street car.
except where his own comfort g con
cerned He never says that the street
car Is not an entirely proper place for
his wife or daughter to be. But he
would spare her the rude crowdinE
and i0stle OF the polls"
Adjustment Needed.
To this new order Of things there
must Of course. be a system OF ad-
justment on the part OF the employer
and employe, but that doubtless can
be managed after the dust OF battIa
has suhsided.
And we may expect the dust OF bat
tie. clouds and clouds OF 10. as we had
last year and the year before. when
the married Woman's school teachers
case was fought out, with the victory
going TO the married woman school
teacher
These considerations do not apply
TO people Of wealth. but TO the human
equivalent OF the spinster bee and her
brother In toll whose lives are summed
I'D ln oirtl, work and death. The toll
ers should be given q chance at their
constitutional rights OF health. wealth
ana the pursuit Of happiness"
A woman who has sufficient intel
ueence 70 command a sob is better
able 20 administer household affairs
and bring Up children well than her
parasitical sister Divorce is not prev
alent among busy people, their minds
are active, they have countless re-
sources outside the pare Of idleness-
One Effect Of the War.
The -put asunder" Legal specialists
do not get their spectacular fees
from this class. as they do among the
bridge experts. End the bright young
men whose chief concern is the match
ing OF sock and tie. and the lovely
women who devote the flower OF their
energies 20 keeping away lines and
whose hands look as IL they never did
a helpful deed
But the war is beginning 90 make
less selfish even women Of this class
on see them at conservation meet
inss. at patriotic rallies. and practical
food srratlons-a world Of suf-
fering has opened I'D new avenues to
them. vast continents far beyond the
realms Of bridge playing. country
ment
Perhaps even these wiz lend a sins
terlE hand to the tonsrA
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-30
ColOred Lights Guide
Britons In Air Raids

London. Eng, March 5o.-The dis
play of signal lights at town halls or
other suitable buildings and from
lamps. posts or specially provided fix
lures, in connection with air raids.
has now been approved. and the local
authorities have been notified accord
ingly by the police.
on receipt Of the take cover" a
red light is to be shown until the "au
clear" is received when IL viii be re-
placed by a green or white one. which
lights must not be brilliant and all
must be shaded.
A womeu's unit OF 20 telephone. opera
tors Is being organized by the keystone
Telephone comnanv and win 70 20 France
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-30

Copyright 1915 By
leo'--e Newspaper syndicate
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-30

The man has not enough for both
and the woman must give up her eco
uomic independence with MARRIAGE so
together they sacrifice their lives 20
what is. after all. only a convention.
But the great war with Its vital
need OF American homes and American
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-30

Freda Hsmpel. the great German urima
donna Is 90 become an American citizen.
but as the law does not allow the nat
uralization OF a German during the war
she VIII marry an American to get
around g.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-30

bERR NR. KAsigBLE
4 IoUD4 MAN.WRo IS SONS To
Gallon Ne THIS WEEK SAYS
H5 VIII BRING NE A Box
Of CANDY WHAT KIND OF
cANIDH DO they USUAUy BRING?
SQgDs
TIE BESI - CONSIDERING n4sI
EAT MOST Of n TH9NSELNE!
S07
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-20
Easy 10 Believe.
THE yoJVNTEER

Here lies clerk who hal5 his life had
Tolling at ledgers In a city gray.
Thinking that no his days would
drift away
While no lance broken IN llfes tour
nament:
Yet ever twlxt the books and his
bright eyes
The cleaning eagles OF the logioos
came,
The horsemen. charging under phan-
tom skies,
Went laundering past beneath the
oriflamme.
And now those waiting drcdms are
satisfied;
From twilight 10 the halls OF dawn
he went;
His lance Is broken; but he lies
content
with that high hour. in which he
lived and died
And falling thus he wants no recon
pense,
who found his battle In the iast
resort;
Nor needs he any hearse 10 bear him
hence.
who goes 10 Join teh men OF Asln-
court
Herbert Asquith
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-20
Added, Loading Spncc.

Just asothe manufacturers OF other
inbor and time-saving machines are
putting forth greater efforts toward
making them still more efficient" ="
says w. A. Scott OF the Kissel- Kar,
80 the designersAnd makers OF mo-
tor trucks are gNing those features
which make their trucks not only
more dependable. but more adaptable
and OF greater utility. In designing
the new kiRsel truck models. wherever
possible We added more loading space
without adding materially to the
weight OF the chassis or decreasing
the pulling power OF the engine"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-20

movement towards transportation
economy which IL being cnrried out
In automobile deaign.
Cars must be made 20 furnish tho
most economical form OF Transports
tion for tho individual The little
improvements in. design are by no
means trivial IN the -light-of the great
Importance which N now attached =
tho matter ~ getting the last pos
Hlble ounce of energy out OF every go
Ion of gasoline the last possible bit
of fabrication out of every drop OF oil
hnd the last mile OF travel from every
hit NJ rubber. All these changes have
been In tho direction OF increased
economy aud II is economy that the
majority Of people are looking for
To get back to the overhead valve
engine, II is quite noticeable that the
objection OF noiae is overcome. The
pioneers In this type OF engine fought
tho battle thru and the cars which
now employ the rocker-arm valve
drive are Just as quiet as the L-head
types
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-20
WARNING FROM
HIGHWAY DEPT.
Purchasers of Secondhand
Automobiles Must Demand
Tags and Certificates.

The following warning has been
sent out by the Oklahoma department
20 purchasors OF secondhand or used
automobiles Before purchasing a
. used. or secondhand automobile. re
quire OF the owner or dealer as com
plote an abstract OF title as you would
II you were buying II town lot or a
piece OF land.
Require OF the owner before ac-
cepting from him such machine 20
turn over 10 youcwith the car the regi
istrauon certificate and metal tag for
the current year. which In your only
guaranty that all taxes against the
car have been paid
Then examine the motor and see
TX the engine number on the car cor
responds with the engine number
given In the registration certificate,
III they do not correspond, you had
better leave that ear alone. Because
tho law declares that III IL unlawful
for any person. firm or corporation 20
buy, sell, receive or have In his pos
session any motor vehicle from which
the manufacturers number has been
removed. covered up, defaced or OBJ
litertted for the purpose OF conceal
Ing the Identity of the car" The pen
atty for violating this provision IL a
fine of not less than 1900 or ak
months imprisonment, or both such
fine and imprisonment.
IL the owner OF secondhand car
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-20
GRAND SCENERY FOR
MOTOR CAR TOURIST
Spanish Trails Highway Leads
to Picturesque Places in
New Mexico.

| The winter motor tourist can now
ride over modern roadway to ship
rock Indian Agency, Colorado. In a
See America First" trip. The Pueblo
Chieftain tells how to 20 there:
Some OF the finest Colorado seen
cry is accessible to. the t4ator ear
tourist by way of the Spanish Trails
Highway. which leads from Pueblo TO
Wnlcsburs. Aiamosa, thru the san
Luis Valley into the San Juan dis
trict 10 Durango and southwark into
New Mexico. A portion OF this hilsti
way was part OF tho original Santa
| Fe Trail which led from Pueblo into
the San Luis Valley and thence south
into New Mexico To Santa Fe Years
ago the travellers shortened the route
| by cutting of from la Junta and tax
Ing a .southeasterly course into New
Mexico
"liut the present Spanish Trails Is
far better than that part used years
ago az a part of the Santa Fc araii.
| But the scenery IN no grander, per-
| maps, Yet the tourist avoided II be
| cause the wonders along this route
| were little known outside OF the state
and indeed by but few In the state
The opening and construction OF the
| new highway has made 1t possible
for the motoring tourist to make the
trip in ease.
Besides beautiful scenery, there are
other interesting things TO be seen on
this trip. There are the ruias OF. the
Cliff Dwellers at Mesa Verde and the
Shiprock indian agency both of which
are attracting nation Wide interest
The very highest type of prehis-
toric civilization in the United States
~ represented In tho ruins OF the Mesa
Verde National pHk. Many centuries
ago the Cliff DkSllers sought refuge
from enemies In the canyon walls ad-
jacent 60 the ManCos Valley. and there
constructed ctties that are models Of
skilled architecture 20 this present
day. Crude tools OF stone were all
the implements available. Over tho
romans OF these ancient people there
hangs pan OF mystery that holds the
tourist In a weird conjecture. Who
were they? Where did they origin
ate7 Where cdid they go?
THAT the Hopi Indians OF New
Mexico and Arizona are descendants
OF these Cliff Dweilers IL held by some
archaeological authorities. based on n
somewhat similarity of arrangement
Of living houses. The circular dwell !
inga OF the present day Hopl are used |
by the men exclusively, while the wo-
men and childron occupy the square
shaped rooms The pottery, Rtrow |
points. stone axes. fiber cloth. fiber /
Eandals, mummies corn. animal bsnes /
etc. found by oxcavnting in these an
Ciont ruins OF the Mesa Verde show |
that human beings existed and flour
ished Mt one time there"
And you need not be afraid 10 visit |
the Nava JOS They are good ma
tnred friendly tribe OF Indians, hos
pitnble md respond readily 20 kind
ness, -i}ut they know how 10 drive a
bargain in selliIfg blanket
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-20
A MOTHER soNa

~ "PitttsfA NfDNt.
Nlose your eyCB baby tho Aunt gone
10 sleep.
over the hilltop the long shadows
creep;
Threads of the golden rays caught In
your hair
Clint Of the sunshine is rtill nesting
there.
Up in the sky whore the sort brcczcs
blow,
Quietly rocking the clouds 10 ana fro.
out from the blue are beginning 10
peep
stars OF the night. loving vigil to
keep.
Voices from dreamland arc calling to
you.
sweetly and gently to smmbcr they
WOO,
Drowsiy calling. as birds In tho nest.
sheltered from harm IN the fond
mothers breast.
Cloae your eyes. baby the moon
beams are here
Shut In the starlight there nothing
tou fear;
Angels enfold you with tondefest care
Sleep, little onel there In love every
where.
Carl DE Voc,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-20
ENGINE CHANGES
SEEN IN MOTORS
Overhead Valve Systems Show
Increase in Autos at New
York's Big Show.

Merle Shepard In wiring about the
big New York auto show says that
overhead valve engines are increasing
year by year and nt the show there
are several which we're not made a
year ago The Scripps- Booth, Crow
Eh hart. owen Magnetic and Que or
two others now hAvs the overhead
valve.
ON the other hand the Peerless
eight which was made last year In
overhead valve form has gone back
10 the l-head type.
Whether the ongines are L-head
types OF valve In head designs there
is one dominant feature, which one
cannot help but recognize, ana that
iF tho striving ofsthe designers to get
tho greatest possible output from the
engine, This In all In tune with the
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-20

The trend toward chummy four
passenger carr sun continues, and In
oiferlng Its all season model OF this
type The Cole Eight Tourcoupe the
iirm OF indianapolis builders offering
II take particular pride Ia pointing 10
the many refinements embodied by
this model
That II may serve It's fun purpose,
hoth as car for touring and for city
driving, the entire rear deck has been
converted into one large baggage com
pdrtmcnt- enough for Hnitcaaas
ana golf clubs that is both dus, and
waterproof The opening into the car
pet In thru the back OF the car aud II
~ accessible both when the car is
standing still or In travel
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-20
No Great Student.

II must have a part for Tottie
Fiuhdub, In tho last revue she used
to say 'Hurroh for the Prince.
Couldn't you write that into this
play7
.ASrhero Ia no prince In this play.
We might have her say. Hurrah. boys.
here comes the handsome captain"
~ don't think she could learn 40
long part
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-20

claims that the registration certificate
has been lOst or misplaced, don't pay
nm any money on such car until
ne pfocures from this department a
certificate, and turns the same over
TO you with the metal tag when he
delivers the cur
Remember that the metal tag anil
the certificate OF registration belong
with the car and should be turned
over TO the new owner when car Is
sold.
You should have nothing to do with
"A car which has the engine number
chiseled off" obliterated or covered up
II Is violation OF Law 10 have such
n car In Your possession. and II is a
sure sign OF a stolen car or "A crooked
title
If anyone offers TO sell you see
ondhand car, make him produce a
registration certificate and metal
tag for 1917 as a safeguard against
trouble and back taxes.
DO not rely on the metal tag alone.
because there are hundreds OF lost
and stolen tags In the country which
have been switched TO other cars. Call
for the registration certificate and
compare the number on the ccrtifi-
cate with tho engine nImber and the
number on the tag, and II they 40
not agree. you have probably caught
Il tag thief or car thief and haye
saved yourself money and trouble.
IL the purchasers OF secondhand
ears will heed the advice given above
by this department., II will break up
the nefarious traffic In stolen cars
and save the state many thousands ot
dollars In lost taxes, and an incalcu-
liable amount OF trouble and expense
to innocent purchasers.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-20
Quite "a Difference.

"When,you were In musical comedy
you were known ms Miss Tonsilg. Now
you're in grand - opem you are
Madame Tonsils, How's THAR
quizzcd the new interviewer.
ITS this way" was tho cXpluna
tion: Now I'm welded 10 my art.
Then | merely had a husband 10 sup
port"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-20

You might order nae "A couple OF
dozen oysters" said the pretty girl.
''Tlut l thot you never ate oysters
True"
And you couldn't possibly eat two
dozen"
mo, hut always order them when
can. One might find u pearls