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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-31
Flo. ziegfeld Fights the
Movies; Henry Miller
Has a New Play.

NEW YORK, Aug. 31-Quite thu
~ best mystery play Of several sea-
sons had its premiere the other night
at the Conan & Harris theater under
the title Three Faces East" This is
a drama OF the military secret ser
vice Of the allies and the central en-
pires. II is built on the lines OF the
most intricate Chinese puzzle, but in
spite Of the fact that the action is
so mystifying that the actors them
selves seem 10 be IN doubt as 70 the
outcome OF the piece, interest IS sus-
tanned from the rise OF the first cur
tain until the fail OF the last
Practically all OF the leading char
acters are spies, and the key 10 the
rebus is 70 discover whether the diff
ferent sets Of spies are working for
the British government or the Ger
man government
IN the end, Of course. the mystery
is happily dissipated by Helene's rev.
elation that she is in reality an Eng
lish girl who has set out TO be a
German SOY merely for the purpose
OF trickinE the kaisers secret ennis
saries- Not only does she succeed
admirably in this. but the final action
reveals that she is the nurse who has
cared for the wounded son Of the
cabinet member on the battlefield.
which provides a very pretty love
interest and sends everybody home
happy
Three Faces Easr bids fair to
stay fin New York a long time and to
enjoy that measure Of box office pop
ularity which seems 20 be the inva-
riahle rule with the productions Of
George II Cohan and Samuel Harris.
The play is admirably cast. with Vio-
let HemmiuE in the leading feminine
role. and Emmett CorriEan playing
the male lead others in the company
are Joseph Selman. Fred Fairbanka
otto Niemeyer. Charles Harbury, Ma
rion Grey. Grace Ade. Cora Wither-
spoon and Mary Tlene Mack
Second Mystery Play.
Another mystery play now running
IN New York at the Longacre theater
ls the -BIue Pearl" The mystery here
is more conventional and conferred
about the theft OF a magnificent ORR
entail gem which has been presented
10 the naughty heroine by a husband
who. in addition TO the ieweled gift
OF which he disposes so freely. pos
sesses q Jealous wife OF whom he
cannot get rid under any circum-
stances
The action Of the Blue Pearl" op-
ems at Atlantic City on the boardwalk.
where the presentation Of the blue
pearl took place.
The next important scene shows the
Jealous wife as hostess at a recep-
tion, and prominent among the guests
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-31
Beauty Chats By Edna Kent Forbes
Answers to Beauty Queries

hot water. then rinse In cold. this viii
bring blood TO the cheeks
Betty ice rubs to reduce the
bust.
Violet B.-The correct weight Tor
the girl Of % would be about 125
pounds. and the girl OF % should
weigh about IL.
r B-The white wine vinegar IS
not the same as the cider vinegar. but
II you cannot purchase the white
wine product. the cider vinegar could
be used as a substitute. sage and sui
phur win darken the hair. and will
not injure it; but. on some kinds OF
hair, It rubs off slightly and a GER
tain amount always washes out. so
that the stain has TO be reapplied
Send me a letter with a elf-addressed.
stamped envelope enclosed and I viii
send you my sage and sulphur for
mula.
Anxious-Girls OF your age are not
fully developed. and very frequently
are abnormaly large in certain parts
OF the body-for instance. II is not IN
common for girl OF Il to be slender
and yet to have a very full bust.
would not advise you to do anything
to reduce this; for il is quite likely
that. with the maturity the next few
years viii bring YOU that the bust
viii be in proportion to the rest OF
the body. Meantime. a light. unboned
brassiere viii hold in the bust and
make il less noticeable.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-31
.eIHELL, It didn't work,
w asked the sea urchin.

- ILL II QAQu WQEEs u4Q II.
w asked the sea urchin-
NO. It didn't" Grossly answered the
dog fish 1T would have. only the
big wave washed of the seaweed I
stuck on to make me look like Jackie
Bow Wow.
And we are right back where we
started" said the lobster. How are
we going to catch Uncle Wiggily
.LongearsT"
The bad animals. on the floor OF the
ocean, were talking among themselves
about how to catch the bunny rabbit
gentleman. Uncle Wiggily was spend
Ing his vacation at the seashore in his
hollow stump bungalow with Nurse
Jane Fuzzy Wuzzy. And, as / told you
in the story last night. the bad dog
fish made UP to look like Jackie Bow
Wow and tried to fool the bunny. But
he didn't make out very we'll
We'll somebody's got TO catch that
bunny for the Skeezicks. else wen
never get our lollyp0ps," said the dog
fish Who's going TO try next?'
i viii" said the catfish III make
a wish. and make my tail go swish
swishH III get Uncle WiEgily,"
"Al right, you may try" said the
lobster. But you'll have to fool him
better than did the dog fish"
Leave It 70 me-" said the catfish.
sort Of blinking her eyes rice pudding
fashion.
Now. OF course. Uncle WigCily knew
nothing about this, nor did Nurse
Jane. The bunny and the muskrat
lady put on their bathing suits. and
down 70 the seashore beach they
hoped. skipped and jumped to have q
dip in the ocean.
4 wonder what sort OF an adven-
ture I'll have today?" spoke Mr.. Long
ears.
Wen don't take any chances said
Nurse Jane. II YOU see anything
strange come u9 out OF the ocean call
me"
T will" promised the bunny.
He and Nurse Jane went down to
the bathing beach. and soon they were
splashing about in the water. They
were having fine fun. splashing about
IN the waves. when, all Of sudden,
Uncle WiEEily heard a voice crying.
"Oh, save me. Save mel Grab me
quick OF III sinki Oh. dear"
'Ha, That sounds like trouble" ex-
claimed Uncle Wiggily. raising him
self IN the water and looking about
I must help whoever it Is. and may
be III have an adventure"
Then he saw some one struggling in
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-31

! Uranus is On the meridian between
$3.50 and 1850 ?. m
Jupiter Is in Gemini in the eastern
morning sky, rising az 1870 q n on
the first and at midnight on the 18th
Saturn rises about q half hour be-
fore the sun on the first and an hour
before on the 18th It Is midway be-
tween Leo and Cancer
Neptune IS in the morning SKY in
Cancer.
September Planetary COnfIguration-
sept. I. D. m, Mercury at inferior
conjunction with the sun.
Sept 2, 11:12 a. m Neptuns IN cor
junction with the noon Neptune
north 3 degrees 81 min
Sept 8. II a. m. Venus and moon
in conjunction Venus north de-
grees IS min
sept 3, 2.01 D m, Saturn and moon
in conjunction Saturn north de-
grees 48 min
sept (. SCI p m. Mercury and
moon in conjunction Mercury north
degree and 4s min
Sept. (. 5 p m. Venus and Saturn
in conjunction Venus south 5 min
Sept 10, 10 a. m. Mercury station
airy
Sept. 10. 1:44 ,. m. Mars and mosn
in conjunction; Mars north ! degree
49 min
sept H. 2 a. H. mercury ana n eulE
in conjunction; Mercury south de-
gree 20 min.
Sept Is, Mercury IN ascending mods.
Sept IS. u p H.. Venus in Peri
helion-
sept Il. u a. m. Mercury greatest
elongation west II degrees 50 min
Sept IS. 5.51 a m-- Uranus AMI
moon in conjunction; Uranus south
degrees IS min
Sept 20. s p n. Mercury IN perl
helion.
sept %. 1:Gs p. M sun enters
Libra; autumn Commences
Sept "a u D. m Mercury and
Venus IN conjunction Venus north %
min.
Sept %. 5;1f D. m. Jupiter and
moon in conjunction; Jupiter south .
degrees 10 min
sept 20. 6-25 a. M Neptuus and
moon IN conjunction Neptune north
4 degrees min
Sept 90 a m. Mercury greatest
heliOcenrric lat north
September Moon Phases.
Sept 5. 3;43 a m. new noon
Sept g, 500 a m. first quarter.
Sept. 20. s a. m. fun moon.
Sept 26. s.3S p m. last quarter.
The moon viii be at apoges on
Sept and at perigee on Sept q
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-31

a warning that treachery NAV be
discovered close to high officials. who
should safeguard themselves.
During this configuration men and
women may be high strung. nervous
and irritable. Quarrels should be
avoided. for the sway is said % pro-
woke dissensions.
Women have the best possible d.
rection in love affairs that do not
concern soldiers during this conng-
uratiCu
The seers prognosticate extracrdi-
nary good fortune for the negroes,
who viii gain high place in many
lines OF activity. Fame for colored
soldiers IS foreshadowed and there
viii be one OF them elected 20 an Of
flee not hitherto held by any Of the
race
The king Of Spain continues under
sinister sway Of the planets. sud-
den events in his kingdom as well as
elsewhere viii add new pages 20 his
tory.
Labor continues under a govern
ment Of the stars making for great
progress many lasting reforms and
an improved status. There Isl likely.
however, TO be more or less trouble
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-31

GRAY EYES-Tou need a hair tonic
" to overcome the dandruff. and you
should beat up an egg and rub into
the scalp and let It dry on before the
shampoo. This will lend color to your
gold hair and do away with the dan
drutf, too. You shouldn't do anything
to make the hair more colorful, from
your description I judge you are the
ash blonde" type, which IS rare. Dress
to bring out the very pale gold OF
your hair-in black satin mostly.
you'd look stunning IN that. or black
velvet for winter. black furs. and al
ways black faced hats. Gray and black
in combination viii look well on you.
too. But no one would speak slight
ingly OF the pale gold Of your hair. II
they saw it IN stunning contrast to
the sheen Of black satin.
a. A Airy lemon Juice. butter
milk or cucumber juice for the
freckles. Bobbing the hair again
would likely make 81 a little coarser
and certainly thicker. especially il
you massaged the scalp and used a
really good hal. tonic,
Mrs. ". H.-To make the henna
shampoo. mix one ounce OF powdered
Egyptian henna and three ounces Of
powdered CASTLE soap Use a heaping
teaspoonful Of this for each shampoo,
mix with q pint Of hot water and
lather hot on the head. Let the lather
stay on ten minutes then rinse off
through three or four waters.
Mac Try washing the face with
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-31

owing 20 the ambition Of leaders who
may play at cross purposes
A famous soothsayer declares that
president Wilson cores under a d.
rection OF the planets that safeguards
him from evils that threaten This
guidance OF tile stars is believed TO
bring him Inspiration in writing and
diplomatic action.
Religious issues may be discussed as
the autumn advances and some OF
these NAV cause embarrassing na-
tionaI problems. 70 prognosticated-
Persons whose birthdats it is should
have a fairly successful year in BUSH
ness. They should be on the alert lest
they suffer from deception The young
viii court and marry Children born
on this day are likely 20 be rash ana
impetuous- These subjects OF Virgo
are usually exceedingly bright and
diligent. but they may be quick tenn
Dered and cative.-( Copyright.
1915 by the Mcclure Newspaper syn
dicate.)
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-31

NOVA Aquilae still continues 10 be
IN the object OF careful study and
continuous observation on the part
OF al interested in CELESTIAL phe-
nomena- At the time Of writing, It
is mucn less brilliant than It was at
its maximum, but is still easily found
by means OF the map. Like many OF
the former novae, it has q period
during which its brightness tempo
rarily increased a slight amount,
from the 3.s magnitude to the third
magnitude, but then It began to fall
again 1t IS scarcely possible that a
new turn in novae's fortunes may
bring it back to its former short
glory.
Almost directly overhead at map
time is a great triangle whose YER
tees are formed by first magnitude
stars. Vega, Deneb and Affair marx
out triangle which has a right
angle at Vega In this way Il Is easy
20 fix in ones mind all these stars,
though Vega itself Is sufficiently
easy TO recognize because OF its ex-
IRENE brilliance and the beautiful
blush white color OF its light Near
II are the Two next brightest stars
OF the constellation, Beta and Gamma
Lyrae, between which lies the
famous ring nebula- Unfortunately. it
requires a telescope and a good, clear
atmosphere to see this wonderful
sight: hay ring OF light. more like
a thin cloud than anything else. with
a central star.
Looks Like a Cloud.
One would indeed at first take It
for a cloud. but II must be remem-
bered that the background OF the sky
is black and anything that can be
seen against this must be sending
light to our eyes. and further OBJ
servaion. OF course. will reveal its
true nature. Such nebulae used 10 be
pointed 10 as Combinations OF the
truth OF the nebular hypothesis and
Il is possible that we have a case
here OF a sun and planet system de-
veloping from their original state IN
accordance with this hypothesis. But
Il cannot be taken for granted that
all systems which may exist and the
solar system in particular developed
along the same lines. In fact. the
great majority OF nebuIae which have
so far been discovered in the sky are
OF the class called spiral" nebulae.
whose development IS better explained
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-31

Miss Frank Gray-Shaver Is a candle
date for the Democratic nomination
for district attorney in Meuomiuee
county. Mo
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-31

An old woman in Jersey City. who
had been living on a banana a day.
and who starved to death. was found
20 be worth S125. O00=From IeslIe'E
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-31
HOROSCOPE


HUNDANs SEPTEMBER I. 1918.
THIS is not an important day in
L planetary direction. according to
astrology. While Saturn is slightly
benefio in aspect. the Sun and Mer-
curry are adverse.
II is a rule under which to take no
important steps either in phiIan-
thropic or religious work. as the
stars are supposed TO dull sympathy
and encourage Indifference.
There is a sign that seems 10 indi-
cate more or less agitation on the
part OF the public concerning impor-
tant national questions.
The stars seem 10 foreshadow dan
ger from enemy propaganda in a
quarter hitherto unsupported. as Mer-
curry is in an aspect read as warning
against the most subtle writings
This is not a fortunate day for Wis
iting friends or relatives whose favor
II is desirable to cultivate. as the sun
IS in q place menaclng to those who
ueslre appreciation or help or any sort
During this sway Il is supposed that
perils underground are increased
Trench warfare has not a promising
direction Of the stars
The seers declare that while they
behold in the planets promise Of such
supremacy for the United states that
the country will dominate the world.
they must caution Americans not TO be
too eager or impatient for speedy vic
tory. since they must meet delays.
Again Surprises are forecast for the
war. Lucky events viii overcome all
temporary setbacks.
Ae#wnHn.nanwu HNn
sistence in whatever has TO do with
the war, since the stars are held 10
indicate that there VIII be need Of
great endurance, even though the end
may come in 1919.
Persons whose birthdate It IS have
the augury Of happy year in which
much success will come TO them. Gain
through speculation or by means OF
friends is foreshadOwed.
Children born on this day probably
viii be very clever. enterprislng and
industrious. These subjects OF Virgo
are often inclined to worry needless
". but they are fortunate usually
Newspaper Syndicate.)
MONDAY. SEPTEMBER =. 1918.
A STROLOGERS read this as an I'm
Afortunate day. While Venus rules
strongly for good. Mars and Saturn
are strongly adverse.
II is a sway under which there may
be an inclination to be respondent
concerning war conditions. Apparent
reverses or difficulties may be
recorded. but they are merely ap-
preaching successes
There is again a sign believed to be
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-31
Plays Leads for Collier.
This Play Il Popular.

] WllIIam FaVerslam and Maxine r
D lott are worrying about several Of
Z fers for the foreign rights to ALE
glance" the prince and princess Trou-
] betslSy's German-American play, which
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-31

FACE SOUTHLAND N
HOLD TIE MAP OVER ,
YOUR HEAD-THE Top
NORTH. AND YOU WILL SEE
Tx STARSAhDPLANETS
JUST AS THEY APPEAR
NTHE HEAVENS
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-31

aIE-HAAAAAAA -AAllA AAAAaE-H
Sept 8. 3.43 a m. new noon
Sept g, 500 a n. first quarter.
Sept 20, S a. m. full noon
Sept g. s.3S p. m. last quarter.
The moon viii be at apogss on
sept s and at perigee on Sept q
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-06-07

Rain or shine tomorrow, it will be your last
chance to get the famous Hoosier Kitchen Cabinet
at the low price we offer in our sweeping clearance
The fact is you, won't be able to get Hooser
Kitchen Cabinet in this town for any price by to-
morrow night. This is the only store that is au-
horized to sell them, and the Hoosier Cabinets
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West Alexandria.

Marvin L. Shank, George M. Boomer.
Earl d. Hampshire. Leonard A. Huff
ord. Daniel Fortney. Lucittie A. Coins,
Ralph E. Baker. Raymond J. kabler,
Clarence E. Schul, Alva e. Klinger.
Carl M. Gilbert, Burley /. Fortney.
Earl E. Brewer, Clarence B. Runner.
Rondo S. Henry, Leroy Weidner, Ward
l.. Cruea. William H. Roselius, Walter
H. Wehrley, Wilmer H. Brubaker, Earl
Ludy, Walter ]. Furrey, Harry B. U.
Voge, Cornelius e. Suggs, Chester E.
Hollenbaugh, Otto A. Lange, Everett
Riley.
Lewisburc. =
Richard Hoerner, Pearl D. Hurd,
Charles A. Beachler, Alva c. McGfiff,
Charles A. Hapner, Albert E. Unger,
Stanley r. Bell, Dwight Etzler, Joseph
Stillwell, Charles E. Zimmerman, Rus
sell Curtin, Howard T. DeMotte, James
l.. Sadler, Donald G. Soldiers. Thur
man L. Meyers, Ralph E. Ozias, Claude
L. Gilmer. Simeon D. Conner, Jacob R.
Boyd, Jesse H. Warnke, John E. Kehr,
Grant Schlotterbeck, Fred NICK. Eos
ter, Charles l.. Studebaker, Willard G.
Ruff, Robert M. Lightcap, Samuel F.
Hunt, Robert L. Oler.
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l68 Boys Of Preble County
Register for Army Service

EATON, O., June 7.-One hundred
and sixty-eight young men of Preble
county registered here Wednesday at
the draft board headquarters. One
negro was included in the list. Fol
lowing is complete list of those
registering:
Clarence Coming, Charles H. SILVER
decker, Benjamin w. Mcclellan, Rus
sell G. Parks, Joseph NJ. Buckley, AL
ford M. Ayers, Glenn H. Armstrong,
Minor B. Deem, Clarence II. Sherer.
William J. B. Swank, George w. Smith
Stanley c. Baker, Raymond Lake, Ern-
est F. Fisher, Clarence c. Quinn, Ray
mond B. Deem, Willard E. Berger,
Arthur w. Cole, James w. Buckley.
Clarence O'Dell Eikenberry, John L..
Mann, Marion M. Lybrook, John E.
Rinehart, Samuel F. Leedy, George
Ludy, John E. Creager, Harry d. Au-
herman, Herman E. Williams, John H.
McDivitt, Raymond II. Pence, Charles
Nelson. Bonnie Felts, Riley p. Pit
singer, Warren c. Young, Russell L..
Rule, James w. Taylor, Earl j. Crane
(colored), John j. Morris, Charles F.
Miles, Russell Voss. Orville J. Cole,
George A. Leach, Edward Lantis.
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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND su1TELEGRA FRIDAY JUNE


Emmerson NJ. Filbrun. Earl J. Eris-
man. Ralph w. Hamilton, Clarence
Wehrley.
Verona.
Earl L. Howe, Walter j. Wolfe, Eu-
gene p. Frye.
campbeilstoWn.
Albert L. Chapel, George r. Nc
Gill, Harold " House.
Gratis.
Arthur B. Brat.on, Wilbur j. NeR.
College Corner.
Merley L. Trissel, Paul P. McDon-
ough, Herbert E. Ramsey, William Nc
X. Kirkpatrick.
West Elkton.
Clair ". Lantis.
Fair Haven.
Wayne F. Ramsey.
SomerviiIe, r. r.
Frank e. Borywardt, Raymond r.
Southland, Ralph E. Greenfield, VIII.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-06-07

AMSTERDAM, June THE Berlin
Vossische lettings military CORE
spondent in an article on the offensive
on the western front says:
1T should be emphasized repeatedly
in view of exaggerated hopes that a
decision can be procured only COM
paratively slowly.
The foe is enabled to organize his
resistance. owing to his brilliantly con-
structed railway system, which has
functions and unloading stations at
Compiegne and Villers Cotterets.
Sees Need Of Patience.
THE German supreme command can
not well proceed now against the new
ly consolidated French front, which Is
richly provided with reserves, and
bear the great losses which exper-
fence shows are entailed by such oper-
etions."
When the French brought up big re-
serves, the exploitation of the sur
prise movement was to certain 'ex-
tent ended. Presumably, certain
change soon will occur in the entire
system OF battle operations. The bat
tie can only proceed slowly; decis-
ion can not be procured in a few days.
We should, therefore, armyS ourselves
anew with patience. The continuation
Of the big offensive will come at the
right time and will again mean a sur
prise for our enemies"
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Camden.

Camden.
Robert B. Hauver, Cliffard =. Meyer,
Alexander E. jackson, Charles Z.
Hewitt, Lyman ]. Casey, Robert H.
Paxton, Kenneth E. Dubois, Burdette
E. Collect, John w. Johnson, August
B. Craig, Dennis H. Creech. Richard
D. PARROT, Ottowell H. Silvers, Hen
ry R. Pollock, Walter s. Gear. Henry
l. Hensley. Herschel r. Null, Russell
F. McDivitt. John R. Snyder. Clyde e.
Morrow, Chauncey E. Doty, Earl w.
Root.
New Paris.
Loren E. Goble. Orville L. Clegg.
Ralph c. Miller. Joseph c. Timmons.
Royce r. Parrish. William H. Diggs,
Earl w. Addleman, Virgil K Cramer.
West Manchester.
Lester Petry. Joseph D. Beck, Rob-
ert ]. Folkerth, Lester A. Howell. FL
mer r. Beasley.
Eidorado.
Charles C. Mccoy, Charles V. Stay
ton. MILFORD Tanner, Harley o. Shock,
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To soften, smoother, and whiten the
face, neck. arms, and particularly the
hands when chafed, red or rough there
is nothing better than lemon juice, but
pure lemon juice is too highly acid
and often irritating. A splendid To-
ton is prepared in moment by
squeezing the juice of two fresh
lemons into a bottle containing three
ounces of orchard white. Be sure to
strain the lemon juice through cloth
so no pulp gets into the bottle, then
this creamy lotion will stay sweetly
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KNOWN As
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I \ E|lR

with plenty of knee ROOM It never dents or chips and
is easily washed like china plate
More than million Hoosiers are in daily use. And
no kitchen cabinet ever sold with broader guar
antee-your money all back if you are not delighted.
Remember this is your last chance to get the Hoos
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The Two-Way Sugar Bin
holds twice the ordinary
amount.
The Revolving Rack Of Z
air-tight, dust proof spice
jars is also exclusive.
The Uncluttered Cupboard
the vital part Of the cabi-
net-gives twice the average
work space.
The porceliron Table Top
slides out 16 inches from the
base and lets YOU sit down