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The citizen., 1918-05-09

probation and with admiration for the
magnificent dash with which the Amer.
lean Red Cross has brought US power
ful aid In our recent misfortune. We
attribute great value to the co-opera-
ton which will be given us against the
common enemy by the prodigious
activity and by the exuberant and con.
sistent force which are peculiar to the
American people"
And this, mind you. was only little
over month after the American Reu
Cross made its triumphant dash into
Italyl
The citizen., 1918-05-09
HOME DEPARTMENT


disqualified from Medical Reserve
Corps are eligible for these posi-
tions, providing they are not suf-
fering from complaints that would
seriously interfere with the per-
formance of their duties.
The citizen., 1918-05-09
5th Door-Berea's Preparatory Academy Course

straight Collegebest mathematics
Science Languages History and all preparatory subjects The
Academy Berea's largest department
The citizen., 1918-05-09
4th Door-Berea's Normal School

This gives the best training for those who expect To each
arranged that teach through the
attend school through the winter and spring.
thus keep right their course OF study
Dnmore book How to Teach District School
The citizen., 1918-05-09
BEREA BOYS AND GIRLS AGRI-
CULTURAL CLUBS

Last Friday the Training School
Club and Graded School Club met
and elected their officers for 1918
They were very enthusiastic and
showed much interest in doing
their work and helping win the war
These clubs have bought some
Thrift Stamps. War Saving Stamps
and Liberty Bonds. This army OF
80 or more boys and girls will GER
tainly do much to feed themselves
and the town: and by doing so they
are helping to win the war.
The officers of clubs are as fol-
lows:
The citizen., 1918-05-09
SIX DOORS
FOR ASPIRING YOUNG PEOPLE
lst Door-Berea's Vocational Schools
that adds combined with
general education.
FOR YOUNG NEN-Asricuurs Carpentry Bricksyins. Print
ing Commerce and Teleersphy.
FOR YOUNG LADIEs-Home Science Drsssmskiss, Cooking
Nursing, stenogrsphy and Typswritins
lst Door-Berea's Vocational Schools
, End Door-Berea's Foundation School

combined with
vocational training No matter what present advancement
with others like yourself and give chance Tor
most rapid
The citizen., 1918-05-09
I'd Door-Berea's English Academy Course

general education II also gives
education for those who wish good start IN
study and expect carry it by themselves
The citizen., 1918-05-09
Training School Club

Training SCHOOL CIub
President-Ned Herndon
Secretary-Stella Evans
Treasurer-Henry Todd
Graded School Club
Marion Bower
Secretary.TOm Johnson
Treasurer-P. b. Johnson
The officers make up the Execu-
tive Committee who works with the
County Agent.
There are 25 members in the
Training School Club and 33 in the
Graded School Club.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-12
HOROSCOPE



THIS is a favorable day for most
/ activities according to astrology.
Venus the sun and Jupiter are all in
benefc aspect, while Uranus alone is
adverse
Women should make the most OF
this configuration which promises
much for them in all business affairs.
especially where dependence must lie
placed on men who WELD power.
Success for political ambitions is
prognosucated. Women viii WELD
surprising power in the next presI-
Dental election. If is roretold
This should be a lucky wedding day.
since the stars promise for brides not
only happiness, but rise 20 high posi-
ton
There is a good rule for all who
hold great responsibilities. The presi-
dent should benefit from this coufg-
uration which should bring him new
honors.
The stars promise fame for many
persons who viii achieve distinction
this summer. Among these a lawyer
viii win international recognition
The planetary rule is favorable to-
day for diplomacy. for the negotiation
of agreements and treaties, and for
whatever tends to bring about under
standings between nations or people.
Exciting times again are proguosti-
Gated for congress. The seers say that
there viii be fewer words and more
forceful deeds.
Holland continues under threat
euing sway. but the country may es-
cape disaster Venus is seEtiIa TO the
radical sun in the queens horoscope.
and the aspect is read as indicating
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-12
TRAVELETTE

benedict, nd, has only one excuse
u Tor existing. That excuse. in the
native dialect. IS "feeshin.'"
The little town is located on the
tidal waters OF the Patuxent river.
some 30 miles south and east OF
Washington.
IL has all the properties OF q fishing
village iu The movies-rottins
wharves. piles OF oyster she'll pie
turesque natives in three colors. cIus-
lerlug fishing craft and "a string of
old Weltlerheaten houses with shady
yards strung along struggling
oyster she'll street.
Behind The village lies rich farming
country, rolling i'm low hills. inter
spersed with woodland. Before DO are
the wide blue waters Of the PltuEcnt.
a typical estuary OF Chesapeake Bay
that most bOu1tiful Of all American
waters. Oysters. fish OF a dozen
choice varieties. canVas-baci1 duck and
orot-an are all TO be had OF 10 abuud-
More valuable 90 the native than
any Of these is another creature which
has appeared az Benedict only within
recent years, TO Wit, the angler from
vs.. y, --sLlni ton Every sunday he ap-
pears tn great numbers. coming
chiefly by auto. for Benedict is many
miles from the nearest railroad In
his honor q number Of old farm
houses have been converted into
hotels 10y the simple method OF endow-
ing them with names. and putting a
bed in the parlor
Native residents have acquired
motor boats. the title OF captain
and modest wealth by CARRYING these
visitors out 20 the deep places where
he hard heads and sea trout rul
They bait the hooks. take Off the fish
swear at the cells and toads that steal
the bait. and while away the intervals
when the fish don't bite with coIorful
stories. Afterward there is q big
dinner OF chicken. fish. oysters. coun-
try ham and other native good
things. then "a Ions ride home iu the
cool OF evening.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-12

geTHERE-7 exclaimed Nurse Jane
1 Fuzzy Wuzzy. the muskrat lady
housekeeper. as she stood I'm the hol-
low stump bungalow kitchen one day.
and locked OF something on the table.
T think you'u like them, Uncle Wig
gny-"
I'm sure viii II you made them. %
said the bunny uncle.
"Oh. no, you won't either. Oh, no,
you WON'T" suddenly cried Nurse
Jane, twiddlins her paws JIM the air. u
forgot. You won't like them at all"
why nOt-' asked the bunny. sur
prised like.
Because I forgot TO put any in"
For got 20 put any which In
what asked AR Lougears, now very
much puzzled. Far be ir from me 10
get cross. jamie. dear" he went on.
but what are you talking about"
Jam tarts." answered the muskrat
lady You see / made some for YOUR
supper. because I knew you liked
them. But, at the last minute, I f0rEot
TO -ut any Jam in item. and OF course
YOU can't have jam tarts without jam
.No." agreed Uncle WiEeily. "I
guess you can't. But have you no jam.
Nurse jane
the muskrat lady. with q shake Of her
head, and a twist Of her tail II have
the crust part OF the tarts all bakeu.
but no jam Oh. dear
ooh. don't feel badly" said the bum
ny III go get the jam for you 7 have
nothing to do and I'll hop 90 the six
and seven cent store and get the jam
What kind shall I buzz
ANY kind you think you'd Ike
answered the muszrat lady. Buy
whatever you wish. And here. take
some Of these empty tarts with you
and fiji them with Jam on your way
home from the stores. You may set
hungry"
Il think, very likely. Z shall" said
the bunny with a twinkle OF his pink
nose "Tll get the tarts filled with
jam for YOU. Nurse Jane"
So over the fields and through the
woods he hoped. until he came 20 the
jam store
What kind Of jam do YOU want,
Uncle WiEEily2" asked Hickory Dick
orv Dock. who kept the store. "T have
pale green jam. made from Eooseber-
ries. T have black jam made from
blackberries and 7 have red jam made
from strawberries
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-12
LOOK At GHILD'S
TONGUE If SICK
CROSS, FEVERISH
When cOnstipated or bilious
give California Syrup
Of Figs"

Look at the tongue. mother. II
coated, DO is a sure sign that your
little ones stomach. liver and bow
els need gentle. thorough cleansing
az once.
When peevish. cross usuess. pale.
doesn't sleep, doesn't eat or act nat
urally, or is feverish. stomach sour.
breath bad has stomach-ache. sore
throat diarrLOea. FUN OF cold. give a
teaspOouful OF California syrup OF
Figs. and in a few hours all the foul.
consupated waste. undi gested food
and sour bile gently moves out Of its
little bowels without gripping. and
you have well, playful child again.
You needn't coax sick children TO
take this harmless fruit laxative"
they love Its delicious taste, and &c
always makes them feel splendid.
Ask your druggist for a bottle OF
California syrup or Figs. which
has directions for babies. children
OF all ages and for gr0wn-ups
plainly on the bottle b. ..ara OF coun-
terteits sold here. To be sure sou
get the genuine, ask 90 see that it De-
made by California Fig syrup Com
pany- Refuse any other kind with
contempt
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-12
BELIEVES It HAS
SAVED Her LIFE
Practical nurse says she
never saw anything to
equal Tanlac.

do you know. have gained at
least Itteeu pounds and I honestly
believe Laulac has saved nv lie"
vas the statement made recently by
Airs = f. Lilmar=1 Miner is a
practical nurse and IS known and re-
spected by everybody in Corsicana-
Texas where she has lived for the
past IS years
NY health has been broken she
continued. and I have been steadily
constant headaches and was in a gen
eral rundown condition. Last year
was taken down with some kind Of
LIounle and have never been able 20
ind out just what DC was. was con-
1lned t. my bed and was not able to
stand alone, much less walk 1t
seemed TO me like there were thou
sands Of pounds Of pressure around
my waist and I'm my chest. When
lay down I felt ike I would smother
20 death. so 7 had 90 sit up to breathe
and prop myself up i'm bed TO be able
20 sleep and get any rest at an. I
was told i would never get over my
trouble and OF course, I felt discOur-
aged and respondent
After reading about the good Tan
FAC was doing SO many others I
bought a bottle hoping 2 would help
me. and am obliged 90 give il all
praise In my Ions experience with
medicines T have never seen ANYTHING
as good, and 1 firmly believe il has
saved my life. Not only that. 7 am
Keeling better than i have In over
two years already and have just fin
lshed my second bottle Of Taulac NV
headaches have disappeared and T am
strong enough TO walk anywhere 7
want 60 so and can do all my work
about the house AS T have already
said have gained at least fifteen
pounds and am So happy over my re-
coNerT that 7 Taur 10 tell avn-r- 7fTr-
about Taulac
Lanlac is sold fin FL Paso by Kelly
q pollard Co.. Inc, and Peoples Drug
Srore-Adv
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-12
4 Serial OF Uni0ersaZ Appeal
Telling Louise About 1t.

rdcar.~ she acknowledged apolOEelcal-
3 lv. And I do not want 10 intrude.
z Perhaps sou would rather that no
body sent flowers out there t0mor-
row except you yourself
"Oh. no. 7 did not mean that" 7 be-
gan. but she interrupted me with
LAS it VIII be the anniversary OF
YOUR fathers death 7 can understand
] THAT sou viii probably want no bios
SONS put on his grave except those
you bring But / thought that, as you
were going to WoOdIawn anyway. YOU
might not mind taking a dozen carna-
tons with you and LAYING them on
your mothers resting place from me-
"Of course i would not mind, ] as
sured her
She was silent for a moment and
then remarked. Come 90 think of b.,
DO was a bit inconsiderate OF me TO ask
that of you. wasn't IL, il you have
to carry YOUR own box from the for
lists it is q good deal TO ask you TO
carry one from me, too
~Oh. that's all right" 7 insisted.
When 7 was ready 90 start from my
horne AT II o'clock the next morning
my mutheriulaW flowers had not
come. I teIephoued 90 her boarding
house 20 ask about them. but was ln-
formed that Mrs Hampton was out
and would not be in before noOnume-
Wen. it was no fault Of mine that
her gift had not arrived 7 was at
heart a bit relieved that I need not
carry her Eift all the way out TO the
cemetery.
when I reached my section I'm
Woodlawn I started with surprise TO
see lying on my mothers EraVe
sheaf Of beautiful carnations There
were a dozen Of them and they were
of the color that Mrs. Hampton es-
pecialiy admired. Had she been here
ahead Of me7
There were no flowers on my IA
Tiers grave and I arranged there
those I had brought with me- Then,
before leaving, i looked once more al
tire carnations. How could ascer-
tain whether Mrs. Hampton had
brought them herself or had sent
themg
An idea occurred to me. Jacks
father was buried i'm Wooclawn- Ny
husband and 7 had visited his grave
together. / knew the way 20 the
Hampton plot IL was not Tar OF, and
I walked there rapidly.
The Problem solved
The problem was solved when
reached the place ] sought
I'm the section there was but one
grave. that OF my husbands father
ON Il was Hid a number Of exquisite
roses 1t was evident that the widow
had been here and to my section early
this morning
When ] saw MIS- Hampton again I
thanked her for the carnations she
had left on my mothers grave
You went to needless trouble
told her. for I would have been glad
to carry the flowers there FOR YOU
hone YOU did not imagine I would OBJ
ject 10 doing so-
The words may have sounded IKE
-H-. d me-
"Oh. no. dear; but 7 decided 10 90
myself TO my own plot that morning,
SO 7 just took the carnations at the
same time
Ell see.~ T said meekly.
Il would have been petty 10 be
resentful. il would also have been
positively uukind to appear unEra-
cfous Yet in my heart ] was not as
grateful as tried 10 seem
10 be contiuued.l
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-12
Bedtime Story For The Little Ones
UNCLE WIGGILY AND THE RED JAM.
-- By HOWARD r. GARIs--------

HIII take some Of the last spoke
Uncle Wirgily. ut sounds good Red
jam has such q cheerful color, too
So Hickory DickorT DOCK stopped
running up the clock Ions enough 70
put some red jam in a dish for Uncle
WiCcily. and hack the bunny hoped
toward his hollow stump bungalow
so Nurse Jane could finish making
the tarts-
"But Tu Just I'm one myself. and
taste IT," said the bunny So he took
two Of the baked pieces OF pie crust.
cut out i'm the shape Of tarts. and
spread some red Jam between them
He was eating away, lnluhlus now
good the tart was when, an Of a sud-
den. out from behind stump, came
30 you're wrong. IL wasn't bad
fox. or the sziIlery-scalery alligator
nor vet the SSedaddle or Scalla1.aE or
Ske6zfcks IL was just a poor little
mousie boy. and he looked so hungry
that Uncle Wiggily said
Don't you WANT red Jam tart HI
.-Thank YOU indeed 7 dor' was the
answer. "But where could / set one
Right here" said Uncle WlsEilT-
and he passed over one or lle Frl
Jam tarts which he and Nurse Jane
together, had made
Take q good bite-Dont pc
afraid" said the bunny. and the
mousie bow did take a good bite He
bit into the tart and then he save
cry and shouted
"Oh. what's the matter Oh. 7 must
ave cut by mouth on q sharp piece OF
the tar-l ON. dear- send for DIT Pos
sum, Pm an cut. LOOK at all my juice
running out-
Hush. You silly little m0usie bcy-'
laughed Uncle WISELY You are ulr
cut at all That IS only red straw
berry Juice YOU see running down lt
comes out Of the tart Red Jam-re1
Juice see-'
-Oh. YES. I seer answered the uou-
sic boy I'll thought I was cut Il
glad I'm not These jam tarts are ter
rible good.'
And Uncle WiEEly said the same
thing. and when the mOusie boy haq
eaten all the red jam tarts he wanted
the bunny ate some himself
So everything came out all rlsnL.
YOU see. and if the coal man doesu
nut his shovel down on the piece or
white paper and make 30 look like q
tar baby. iii tell you next about Uncle
WISELY and the bouncing bal--Copy-
right 1918. by Mcclure Newspaper
syndicate
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-12
Largest SHow Wmdow
In World Is Established
Great Lakes School

Great Lakes. Ill. June 12.-What is
believed 10 be the largest show
window" in the world is that just
completed here under the direction of
Capt. William a. Mohett. IL is 1000
feet long and is TO be used for exhibit
ton purposes by Uncle Sans finest
mau-o -vars-meu.
Ii is the big open field between the
electric railway and Camp Dewey and
capable OF furnishing enough room
for 10000 sailors 20 drill at one time
Passengers on trains passing by are
treated to a sig ht Of battslious at drill
and the strains Of martial music are
almost continuous from one or an
other Of the many detachments Of the
great navy band
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-12
Mrs. Hampton

o..
4 snow any change in her manner to-
ward me when next NE met 7 should
r--~a r.ss-- -----.---- s-s- Noe s-.- az
p-------- as s-e --a ever peeA.-
Jack saw this, and, with O mans
Frf-r-s To go here-+- Che er---.s M
-1A o- appear -----s' ne -o1N l- -oF
granted that his mothers manner was
indicative OF an unchanged or in
,.-.--,.7 ,--.-.r=-s-.- ------.-- --.-.---
e- aug amy H--' ---
-eESeI ana me-
1-- D. WIN nE feminine intuition
ana tendency TO anal lsi5. realized that
matters were nor as they had been be-
-oIe JOY -lollerlHLaW frauE talk
wan me- l'licei mat she asked me
~ t-=a-iahs ABOUT my private affairs
or instance, she never inquired
MHerc We were gong or W hat we had
on Ha--l "neu mentioned that Jack
and mad an engagement for "a certain
LlHe once or twice she started as II
70 make some inquiry. then checked
herself and flushed with embarrass-
lNel- never .et neg Know that
-au Witnessed inns l1oiueniarE s-rus-
gig WIN l-r impulses
-l1Fe9FeH, when began, as soon
o.-- l' wear a IeW sort colors. she
mace no comment almost wished
t0a- she MQui-t ior telt that az
-ea-- she YVES wondering now i so
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-12
Beauty Specialist Tells Women
and High School Girls How
To Make wonderful Complexion Treatment at !

who have used 10 report the same re-
suits I have had
Miss o. C. says MY complexion
was pOor and my skin rough. My
neck, chest hands and arms were
dark from exposure. The very first
application Of this wonderful Der
WHO oatmeal 0mbilation convinced
me that my poor complexion and skin
n-emlsneS would soon be a thing OF
the past In a few weeks all these
unslEhtly defects had entirely dis
appeared and ] shall always use 10 TO
keep my complexion at its best all
the time. have recommended 10 TO
my Elrl friends and they are just as
enthusiastic over IL as am We~alI
use IL before going 90 the theater.
canoes or parties and it's wonderful
what difference IL makes In our
appearance"
Mrs. G.. Y writes. Oatmeal and
lerWillO have worked miracles with
my complexion I had many despised
wrinkles and a sallow rough skin.
Ny hands and arms were covered
With freckles. After eight weeks use
OF Mae Edna Wilder'5 wonderful
complexion prescription these OBJ
lectlouaole defects have entirely van
lsne1 ] look ten years younger and
advise every girl and woman TO try
it and 7 feel confident after one or
-' U d-lAA-a-4-A1 LlE- VIII use IL con-
ln-aliy ana be Just as 1avora1ly inn
pressed with &c as am. I recommend
10 70 all Of my friends"
MOTTO get the best effect be sure
90 follow The complete directions con-
taiued IN every package OF derwilIo. You
have only 20 set derwluo and oatmeal.
You need nothing else and d. is so simple
that anyone can use 90. and go ineZpen-
siNe that any SIT or woman can aflore
IT, The manufacturers and druggists
guarantee that there viii be q noticeable
improvement after the first application or
they VIII refund the money It IS sold
in this city under money refund guar
antee boy an department stores and drug
gists. including Kelly q Pollard and SCOT
white g. Co.-Adr.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-12
Beauty Chats By Edna Kent Forbes
Reduction Menus.

HERE are a few hints for the
44woman who wants to reduce over
the summer time. These menus viii
reduce at the rate Of two pounds a
week. am giving luncheon and din
ner menus only, for. il breakfast is
taken at all. it should be black coffee
and fruit, with perhaps a slice OF IN
buttered toast
Luncheon.
Cold meat with olives or some
relish.
Tomato salad
Easpberries.
Poached eggs
Spinach.
Puree Of onion.
Oranges
Fish salad
Veal hash
Cucumber and onion picked.
Iced tea and lemon.
Chicken salad (fr0m capOu).
PURGE Of lettuce.
Sliced peaches.
Black coffee
Dinner.
Rare roast beef
String beans
SteWed tomatoes.
Chicken salad.
Water ice.
Fish.
Veal loaf
Beans and carrots in a salad.
Melon
Roast capOn-
Asparagus tips
CaulifloWer.
Tomato salad.
Strawberries.
Clans on half shell.
Roast lamb. mint sauce.
Endives-
SteWed celery.
Huckleberry geIatine.
Perhaps these will serve as hints
on watch 10 build other menus I
have tried 10 arrange these few so
as 10 utilize left overs for the follow
ing days lunches. Fruit raw. stewed
and in gelatine, forms the principal
dessert and left overs Of this make
fine fruit salads next day.
Questions and Answers.
S. wise Vaseline around and un-
der The toes Tor the soreness and
treat the feet this way. Have the
boy wear two pairs Of shoes on alter
nate days, letting the unused pair air
a day between -wearinEs Wash the
feet daily with warm water and a
milo soap and rinse In water TO which
a little boric acid powder has been
added Socks are TO be changed
daily and washed with boric acid
water, and the same antiseptic pow
der sprinkled in the shoes before put
ting them on Shoes as light as pos
sible canvas low shoes are good,
but rubber soles had better not be
used. as they VIII draw and increase
the tendency towards perspiratiou.
s M--Get your physician to inOcu-
late you against boils. I believe this
is rather q recent discovery and a
most valuable one. Have your blood
treated.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-12
4 Tree Oatmeal Prescription Does Il,
ork Over Wight. One AppIicu-
ton Proves IL.

tion Proves IL.
New York cit is my own discov-
cry and DC takes just one night 90 get
sucn marvellous results" says Mae
Luna wider. the beauty specialist.
when her friends ask her about her
wonderful complexion and the i'm
proved appearance OF her hands and
arms. You can do the same thing FL
you follow my advice" she SAYS ca
-ee- Dc my duty 90 tell every girl and
~ oman what this wonderful urescrlp-
llon did Tor me. Just think of it, All
thls ehange In q single night, 7 never
gre or le--llE others just what
brought about such remarkable re-
suits Here is the Identical prescriD-
ZION that removed every defect from
my face neck hands and arms. Until
sou Try lr you can form no idea OF
The marvellous change 10 VIII make IN
JUST one application. The prescrip-
-ion which you can prepare at you-
own home is as follows Go TO amy
grocery and get ten cents worth of
ordinary oatmeal. and from any drug
store a bottle Of derwillo. Prepare the
oatmeal as directed In every package
or cerWlL-o and apply night and
morning The first application viii
astonisl you II makes the skin APP
gear transparent smooth and Telrety.
7 especially recommend 10 for EalLJW
skin. 1recEles, tan sun spots. coarse
pores, rough skin. ruddiness,
wrinkles and iu fact every blemish
The face, hands and arms are heir TO-
u your neck or chest is discolored
from exposure, apply this combina-
zion there and tie Objectionable de-
feet VIII disappear as n by magic
IL is absolutely harmless and viii not
produce OF stimulate a growth OF
hair. No matter how rough and uu-
calmly the hands and arms. OF what
abuses they have had through hard
work and exposure 20 sun and wind.
tris tmCal-derWi combination
VIII work q wonderful transformation
il IL hours az the most Thousands