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Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-01-31
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BETTY'S RIDE ON THE SHIP OF THE
DESERT.
nETTY could hardly wait until Go
comeback appeared. for he had
promised TO take her Cor ride on

DEITY could hardly wait until Go
comeback appeared. for he had
promised to take her Tor a ride on
desert ship.
wonder what kind Of ship It'll be-"
Betty laughed to herself.
A fine one - exclaimed a merry voice.
and Gocomehack alighted IN front OF
his little friend. tho kind of ship
you've never had tho pleasure OF riding
on before"
But thought deserts were all sandi'
replied Betty.
Maybe it's a sand boat and Co
comeback laughed at the funny express
slon on Bettys face "Ready7 Then
we're on our way"
Before Betty could blink her eys they
were sailing through the air.
Over the mountains and seas they
flew until at last they reached small
green island In sea Of yellow sand
Several humped-bacM animals that Bet
ty knew TO be oanels, lay cooling them
selves In the shade of the scpnty foliage
afforded while their masters talked to-
gether.
on in the distance rose great heaps
OF stone which G;ocomenack told Betty
were the pyramids OF Egypt.
focomsback spoke to one OF the dark
faced men. and after much fnerrtment
he led one Of the csmels to Retty's slde
The great. lons-legsed. hump-baoked
animal, chewing its cu6, and rolling its
great big brown eyes. bent its from.
knees 60 Betty could Climb upon his
back.
Betty straddled the great tan creature
and leaning back against one at IT'S
humps. abs held on tightly 70 the other.
Goconaenacis jumped upon the camei's
bead and waving soodsby 70 its master,
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-01-31

CH1RoPoDY AND ELECTRoLys-
is'. Room 312. Overland. DIR. d. E. Arm
strong. Adv. II,
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-01-31

ounine That Does Not Affect Head.
Because et IFS tonic and laxative e.
feet. LAXATIVE BRoMO QUININt
lCrablets) can be taken ~ anyone
without causing nervousness or ring
sng in the head. There is only one
.Bromo Quinine." u w. GROVES sig
nature on the box. soc i.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-01-31

PROSTATE sufferers to read our an
nouncement under Personal. No
drugs. The Electrnthermal Company
is9 A. Harrison bldg Stenbenvllle
Ohio. die
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The Capital News tefephone numbers
bro "a and 25. If
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-01-31

WANTED Batteries to reeharge and
repair. expert work; honest dealing.
Prestolite service station. 902 Idaho
ST. tt
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FOR SALE
Automobiles

FOR SALE Second hand Ford cars
IL 1t. BRYANT & Son. Z
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"a and 25 are tho telephone numbers
<f The Capital News. If
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-01-31

BEALss secondhand store. 6ls Main
ST. Goods bought. sold and ex-
changed. If
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LOST

LOST Dark brown fur neck piece be
tween Boise and Nsmps, Tnesda
evening tstherai reward Finder
return 10 Tho Manitou Hotel ~
LOST on Monday. the goth. between
the dam and Caldwell end Namps.
1s gallon iron kettle with cable FOR
a bals. Finder please notify r. +.
Deck, Route 3. Boise I'll
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Plano moving MADE easy. Call rs
Peaslev Transfer & Storage Co.-hdv
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HELP WANTED
Male
RICHARD STORY SHERIDAN
General AanHEeF

MANTED--Yo Young man or woman TO
soil tickets at Daneeland Phone IT,
Il or 2013-W. Ja1
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JOB PRINTER WANTED Inquire at
Job department OF Capital News. tt
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HELP WANTED
Female

I WANTED Mangie girls and hand
iropers. Troy Laundry Go HI
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WRITE Los Angeles Y. N. c. A. Auto
School. Train fer service. Jan3f
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IDAHO NATIVE HERBS Whitehead
Drug Co. Boise. Ida. Il
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-01-31

ONE 1918 Michel club roadster, almost
new, good tres. run about 5000
miles. price Is right Sims Co. SID
Main. II
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STENoGR NpHY. BaaK X EEPrNft
Idaho commercial College. Phone
a6se a5eb. Els
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FOR RENT
Houses
FOR RENT
Furnished Rooms

FURNISHED rooms: sfeam heated.
j tall 508ts Jefferson SC. tie
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-01-31
FOR SALE
Automobiles

F9E sNhE ri owner. new K-passen-
ger saxan ssix, THE beet buy III
nalse AnnIN Enisa Motor GO. Fac
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-10
. UESTIONS
q AND
W RS

q Il the presence Of bacteria in
food m Indication of lack of clean
Ifness or freshness.-B. C l.
A No. Bacteria are found almost
everywhere. They are present in air.
water. soil. IN most foods. and flour
ISL in the month, stomach and intes-
tines Of man. The aeidity Of butter
milk. the rancidity Of butter. the
moldiness OF stale bread. are due to
the presence OF bacteria. In many
cases they are an aid to digestion
O. What are the longest railroad
tunnels in the Worlds-D. NJ R.
A The Simplon tunnel and the St
Gotthard tunnel OF Switzerland and
Italy are the longest railroad tunnels
in the world The Simplon is L miles
long, &c feet five inches wide and IS
feet high The ST. Gotthard tunnel
is nine miles long. 26 feet wide and
p feet high.
O. Where Is the lowest point in the
United States IN. L. 5.
A The lowest point in the United
States is Death Valley, California
which is ZIG feet below sea level
O. At what depth is the water of
the ocean eoldests-L. X. J.
A. The water in the ocean gets
gradually colder, the geodetic survey
tells US. until a depth OF about four
miles is reached, where the tempera-
ture is IS degrees Beyond this depth
Il gets warmer again because Of the
effect upon it Of the interior heat Of
the EARTH
O. What are the officials flowers of
the states of the uniOns-J. T..
A The state flowers are as follows:
Alabama, goldenrod. Arizona, sab,
uaro; Arkansas. apple blossom Cali
fornia- golden poppy. Colorado, Col
um bine, Connecticut. mountain laurels
Delaware. peach blossom: Florida,
grange blossom; Georgia. Cherokee
rose: Idaho, syringa; Illinois. violet,
Indiana. carnation. Iowa. wild rose;
Kansas, sunfiower. Kentucky, trum-
pet vine; Louisiana. magnolia: Maine,
pine. cone; Mississippi. magnolia:
Maryland, blackeyed susan; Massa-
chusetts, Nay flower: Michigan. apple
blossom Minnesota moccasin flower.
Missouri, no choice; Montana, no
choice; New Jersey. no choice; New
Mexico. cactus; New York, rose: North
Carolina. daisy. North Dakota. wild
prairie rose; Ohio. scarlet carnation:
oklahoma. mistletoes oregon. Oregon
grape; Pennsylvania, no choice: Rhode
Island, violet South Carolina, no
choice; South Dakota. basque flower;
Tennessee. no cho5ce- Texas, blue bon
net. Wisconsin, violet. Utah. sage lily:
Vermont. red clover. Virginia. dog
wood; Washington, rhododendron;
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-10
ByBriggs

7 am glad TO see that FL Psso has
organized a local bar association
said Alfred Thornton. prominent Los
Angeles attorney. "Capably man
aged. 1t can develop into one of the
greatest sources OF protection to the
general public from the activities Of
the cheap shyster and safeguard the
people who have dealings with the
members OF our profession It re-
quires, hawever, that officers and
membership alike give 70 the activi-
ties OF the association their best con-
scienticus efforts in endeayoring to
throttle that class OF public parasites
known as the shysters and on the other
hand. requires that they extend the
hand OF hearty fellowship to each
other. The danger OF such an asso-
citation is that the socalied top mem
bers OF the bar viii endeaYor 10 make
OF II a snobbish. close corporation.
thereby depriving the younger and
less known members OF the benefit
Of true fraternal counsel and the pub
lie OF an accurate guage by which 10
estimate the men offering TO render
them services"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-10
Believes Copper Market Is Due For Big Improvement
Doubts Sincerity OF The New Watchful Preparedness

Il Firmly believe that the copper
1 market will be all right again IN
few months" said CIeve ". Van
Dyke. of Miami. oneo Z the great cop
per mining towns OF Arizona -The
price is up to 10 cents and the trend
is upward. The manufacturers have
little or no copper on hand and they
were limited all through the war.
The government has lots OF copper
and so far is letting It go in such
manner as not to injure the market.
I look TO see copper at a good price
before the end OF the year."
4 see that many people are feel
ing that now the war is over. and the
peace treaty signed. that president
Wilson viii soon get around 70 see
ing to the Strengthening out Of Mex
leo. 'Cubanizing' that country. so to
speak" said Samuel V. Hunt Of Cali
fornia. 4 fear these peopN are let
ting their desires run away with their
Judgment for the history OF the past
eight years and a half shows that the
socalled policy OF the United states
toward Mexico IS one OF total absence
OF anything that any man or country
could even call a policy. These new
empty words Of 'watchful prepared
ness can mean nothing If not backed
BY acts. Look at the Correu case,
near Tampico; the 'notewriting
started Immediately thereafter. II
president Wilson sees a chance to
bolster himself he VIII show I'D with
ton possibly he will show up WITH
mandate from the league of ma
tons and do something, and how the
highbrow stuff and the beautiful
phrases viii flow to herald his advent
into Mexico But trust him to make
botch Of If, II all the years Of his
conduct Of Mexican affairs is any cri-
terion."
Home training is what IS needed
to do away with n large part OF the
divorce evil" said Mrs. Rose Ohaus.
In the first place. mothers DO not
teach their daughters the fundamen-
tai necessities for marriage and the
girls enter upon married life in igno-
rance OF its responsibilities. Then
too. fathers don't teach their sons the
things they ought TO know and the
result Of the ignorance Of both parties
contracting a marriage is trouble,
which soon leads to the divorce courts.
Another derivative Of this is delin-
ouency- Much Of the trouble comes
from finances. due either TO the hus-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-10
Ira . e Lette


THE ROCK CITY.
one Of the nest fascinating places
v Of the near east is the Rock City
Petra. in Palestine IN the days Of
Egyptian and Roman grandeur, Petra
was a great city and an invincible
strong hold. Caravans from all parts
Of the east met here for trade. for the
Rock CITY. protected by its mountains
and narrow. wei guarded entrance.
was one Of the few meeting places
safe from attacks Of bandits and
thieves. Petra became a veritable
treasure house and the great metropo-
lis Of the land Of Edom-
The avenue Of approach to the old
valley stronghold was. and still is,
along the bed Of q stream running for
two miles through a narrow. winding
defiie in the cliffs out Of this mar
row entrance way you come suddenly
upon Petra, and first OF al upon
Pharoah's Treasury. This building.
standing guard st tie gateway OF the
city. is taken as significant OF Petra 5
financial standing in the ancient
world It IS an imposing building
very like a tWo-stOred Greek temple,
with columns. rooms and decorations
an cut out Of the wall Of sandstone
This sandstone. which lines the val
ley and from which the city was
carved. contains veins OF rich purple
and crimson. and. 10 a lesser degree,
Of all the other colors OF the rainbow.
Pharaoh's Treasury, for instance.
seems almost barbaric. cut as II is out
Of stone streaked with yellow, rose,
violet and white
Al over the ruined city. too. there
stand out affairs, columns and temples
cut from stone veined in such gor-
geous colorings as are seen in cur
own Rocky mountain canyons. All the
walls Of the valley and the lanes and
fissures in the rock are lined with the
still distinguishable structures Of the
only city ever cut from solid stone
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-10
II Years Ago Today

DEPoRTS from Russia continue
N about the same; rumors Of riots
and stories Of dissatisfaction are
many.
General Sherman NJ Bell. who, until
last April was adjutant general Of the
state Of Colorado. is at Hotel Sheldon.
en- route to the Pecos valley.
The Fort Bliss baseball team de-
feated the FL Paso Browns yesterday
afternoon BY a score Of Il to 3.
The EI Paso EIks' Quian Sabe club
arrived in Buffalo today. The Guada-
Iajara band they have with them. to-
gether with their unique uniforms. are
the hit Of the convention. Buffalo is
gsily decorated in honor of the con-
vention and the FL Paso Elks received
a royal reception on their arrival
Cadet Mary Neidlinger. who has for
several years been one of the most
faithful workers Of the Salvation army
in this city. leaves tonight for Pueblo,
Colo, TO which post she has been as
signed.
croft Sunday yesterday by the
Southwestern Northeastern railway
company was patronized by los pas
sengers from FL Paso.
A. ~ Beal. for the past five years
superintendent OF the ella Valley.
Globe & Northern. has left on q visit
10 Honolulu.
minister Presbyterian church, leaves
this evening for Barstow. Tex. where
he viii hold an eyangelistic meeting
for the next week.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-10
Terrible Things
'maginoru Sbites

77u-unmn BY ANN BLESENER. uiuuuuui
THE most exciting conversations we
l have are those we have with our
selves They are purely imaginary
You get all mad at somebody and
sit and pout for awhile and then in
the back Of your mind you begin to
formulate horrid things to say to
that person some of.these days
You get so you can rehearse the
catfish. spiteful things beautifully.
You know the person will say this or
that and, il he does. you viii come
right back at him. It's a wonderful
game. You get all '-het up" inside
and mean THINKS to say come in your
mindN faster than you can register
them
In your minds eve you see yourself
bursting in on that person. You'll
throw down your hat pound your fist
on the table. wave your arms as you
tell him a thing or two. and you will
simply take him off his feet with
your force That is purely imaginary
What you do is. burst in upon the
person. throw down yorr hat. Eulp
audibly. wet your lips. pick I'd your
hat. crumple It into a shlpeIess mess.
then turn around and stalk noise
lily out Of the door. banging it fiercely
after you.
Then you sit off in some corner and
think how Unjust that person is. and
how nsee- he is. and you decide YOU
hate him, and will hate him from
now until the hour OF death" etc.
The joy Of it is you viii forget your
crouch just as quickly as you forgot
the Grafton YOU rehearsed with your
self. II you just let yourself alone.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-10
Lille lnterUieUs

bands lack OF earning ability or the
failure Of the wife TO -economize-
:
7 think one Of the best amusement
features which Ell Paso could have
very easily and which I am certain
would provide amusement for many
people would be boats upon Wash
ington park lake" said p. B. Sturges.
of course. the lake is small. but
where could lovers OF the water find
a better amusement than in rowing
about on the lake, A small charge
might be made which in time would
cover the cost OF the boats 10 the
city. Some OF the money thai Is be-
ing spent for animals Of sha local
district 70 put in the zoo Tnight well
be put into the boats and would IN
doubtedly provide more pleasure than
looking at coyotes or prairie dogs. We
have the beginnings OF a very excel
lent park and rural facilities which
together with the enlargement Of the
lake which could be done with little
expense. would provide an amusement
park which might become the envy OF
the southwest"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-10
BeautyChats
For 4 Sweet Breath.

THERE IS no minor i'll which causes
l so much suffering TO oneself and
ones friends also. as an impure
breath. No woman would be attrac-
tive If it were unpleasant to come
near her. So. if you want to create
and maintain the impression Of beauty
and daintiness you must be extra
careful OF this one particular.
Chronically impure breath is the
result OF stomach or tooth trouble.
Of course. and is usually accompanied
by pimples. blackheads and other IN
pleasant little evils. Even the most
careful person IS apt to eat something
that disagrees with her. or to eat
when she is too tired to digest prop
erly. and a temporarily sour breath
results It is this temporary condi-
ton Of which I want to speak, for
the chronic condition must be relieved
by curing the stomach or bowel trou-
Bile which cause it
Now. If the breath is temporarily
sour. first clean the teeth. which are
apt to be coated. then try rinsine the
mouth out with lime water. and also
drink a little lime water in a tum-
bier OF water or milk. This can be
bought at drug stores. or made at
home. and is valuable not only be-
cause it cornteracts acidity OF the
mouth. but because It sweetens the
stomach as well.
Or eat a few charcoal tablets. They
have the peculiar virtue OF absorbing
or at least counteractinE the gas that
forms in the digestive system, and
consequently these. too. sweeten the
breath The perfumed breath pastils
are OF use sometimes. but their usual
effect is merely to change without
destroying the stale odor of the
breath Strong peppermint lozenges
are much more effective. or Glove
Favored candy. But the first and the
best thing is to clean the teeth and
sargle the throat with an antiseptic.
and to rinse out the mouth
Questions and Answers.
Mrs Ruth-f you are troubled
with dandruff. you'll have TO use oil
on the hair until you get rid OF this
condition. as nothing is better for
this than oil. You can. Of course
wash the hair more frequently, say
every two weeks. while using the oil
treatment A cold cream made with
mineral oil. as most Of them are, viii
rot grow hair. in fact. very few
creams will. After you have removed
the black head. II You squeeze Il out
you must at once touch that open
nore with some antiseptic. say perox-
ide Of hvdroren. ard then rrh rvi-''
ice until your astringent treatment
has reduced and closed the pore
otherwise It will fill up as large as
ever.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-10
Ceding No Man S Land.
A SUBJECT Ca NTFRFsT to In dweIlers Al

A SUBJECT OF INTEREST to all dwellers along the Rio
n Grande has been brought up in the legislature at
Austin through the introduction of resolution by
sentative Canaes Of Cameron county, that the
small ISLANDS" bancos" that ceded to the United
States by Mexico in 1917 having become part of the
United States through the fact that the river had changed
its course, be ceded to the state of Texas
Representative Canales has pictured these bits of terri
tory almost "no mans land their jewellers refusing
pay state admit the jurisdiction Of state Off
Gals Obviously, it is impossible for the government itself
to maintain adequate jurisdiction ever them and Canaess
observations correct the existing defect should be
reedied by the cesson of the parcels of land to the state
of Texas his resolution urges.
Border dweIlers know much about these ISLANDS"
chiefly that they have been the Of much trouble
They have been raided by Mexcars time and again They
been the of murder and robbery not because
of any particular lawlessness of their inhabitants but
because their exposed position and inadequate protection
left them subject to the incursions of siess elements
both from the United States and Mexico Owing to the
with which they may be overrun, especially by
exicans little that these bits Of territory hardly
know whether they in the United States Mexico
whether they @no mans land" between the lines
Their status parts of the state Of Texas should be
settled finally then they should receive such policing
would give their residents much protection other
Texans along the border have though that be rather
difficult and expensive.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-10
When You Try To Feed Birds And
Squirrels, You May Make Trouble

OUT OF my window.
THERE'S a narrow path
THAT LEADS to the road
AND can see it
FROM WHERE sit
AND on every morning.
THE GIRL married
so LONG ago
PUTS CRUMBS out there.
AND BITS Of bread
AND THE birds have come.
AND HAVE carried it Oft
AND HAVE eaten there
AND HAVE fused around
AND think the wrens swear.
AND ANYWAY.
Just AN hour ago
THEY WERE all out there.
AND CUssING each other.
AND PICKING ID crumbs
WHEN ALL at once.
ALONG CANE a squirrel
a LITTLE ground squirrel
WITH A z-~s,a5 hact
AND HE nossd right in
AMONG AL the birds
AND STOOD up on his launches.
AND I link he said something.
AND WHATEVER it was
IT STIRRED Up a row.
BECAUSE THE way the birds acted
1T WAS plain they were sore
AND WHILE they we're chattering.
AND BEEFISs about it
THE LITTLE ground squirrel
eLoM,iED ONTO the bread
AND BEAT it away.
WITH THE biggest piece
AND a fool little wren
ABOUT As big as a minute.
TOOK AFTER the squirrel
AND THE squirrel disappeared
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-10
Ripping Rhymes
(1TIef

THE world would keep
when he's
IS contagious its PLAN t travels like of Itch spreads around from
affts
wn who has grievance in his mind himself around the
IS
hopeful gay, waing place cheap
your isn't wagOnoad
me-
ban reuben greeted with blue
things
n bet kinds theTen be close Of day."
words that
the troubles should al be fried
Copyright WALT MASON
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-10
SOUTHERN DEPARTMENT ~YsS
TO OBSERVE BASTILE DAY

France day known in France as
Bastiie day. viii be observed July Il
IN all army Y. n. C. A. huts through
out the southern department. accord
ing TO word received IN FL Paso from
headquarters Of the army Y. Il c. A
n san Antonio. a bulletin recently
issued by the educational department
Of the Y. II c A. urges that BastiIe
day be observed throughout all ''Y'
huts in the southern department It
is suggested that all buildings be dec
GRATED with the tricolor Of France
and that French patriotic songs be
sung during the day
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-10

IN 4 bunch Of deep grass
AND THE fool wren came back
AND TRIED to explain
WHY THE squirrel got away.
Or II ma. have been Dragging
THAT IT chased him away
AND WHATEVER it vas
THE REST OF the birds
STARTED KIDDING the wren
AND IT stsrtsd a fight
AND WHILE they were fighting
THE eRouND squirrel came back
AND WHAT bread there was left
he eLoMl.ED onto that
AND WENT bounding away
LIKE a rubber ball
IN QUICK little leaps
AND THE Ear.y broke up
AND THE birds new away
AND ALL Of the wrenH
FLEW INTO a tree
At THE end Of the porch
AND vent outside
AND TsEY Ii. onto me
AND FROM what could hear.
IF I understand wrens-
THEY FAVE an idsa-
THAT OUGHT to 90 out
AND KEEP watch for the squirrel
AND DRTvE him away.
AND I should DO that
TO 4 poor little squirrel
I MOST certainly won't
I THANK you
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-10
2 KILLED. 2 HURT AS SHIP
COLLIDES WITH AN ICEBERG

St Johns. y F. July 1.-two men
were killed and two injured when the
Allan liner Grampian. Montreal for
Liverpool. eollided with an iceberg
off Cape Race asst night The steam
ship. with 75e passengers and a crew
OF $50. arrived here this morning for
repairs
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-10

BY making 800 doughnuts in a single
day. Mrs John c. smith OF Milwaukee.
Wis. and brigadier in the Salvation Army.
won the International doughnut making
champsonshin.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-10

Evie carew. former chorus girl. now
the wife OF Capt. Rowland VIM Of the
British army has become a pceress as a
result OF the death OF lord St Cswarid.
her husbands father
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-10

The Industrial commission sent ito
foreign countries by the Young Women's
Christian association find that wcmen In
Industry IN beth France and Great Britain
are better organized than IN the same
kinds OF WORK in the United States