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Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-03-19
ODD and INTERESTING FACTS

War souvenirs In the shape Of watches
made Of steel Of Belgian cannon which
front since the beginning OF the war in
tured in Switzerland by order Of the
King and Queen OF tho Belgians. The
watches. which bear inset in gold on the
cases the monogram "E.-E." Of the Bel
gtan soveroisns. are 10 % presented by
King Albert and Queen Elisabeth to SOL
aiers who have specially distinguished
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-03-19
ADVICE TO GIRLS
DEAR ANNIE LAURIE:
am q girl 1s years old. and am
BY ANNIE LAURIE o.

DEAR ANNIE LAURIE:
am q girl 10 years old. and am
very much In love with 4 young man
10 years old.
Dear Annie Laurie. he called to SEQ
me once, and speaks to me when he
sees me. Please tell me how l can
gain his love, or at least try to.
AN ANXIOUS SWEETHEART.
A NANxIoUs SWEETHEART: Wait
~ while and sec whether the young
4 man repeats his call. 1t never
pays, my dear. to try to win the affec-
ton or attract the attention of young
men. It would be better to remain a bit
dignihed and mako him feel that II ne
wanted to call he must make the effort.
You cannot tell whether you like him
or not, for a while. Perhaps when you
know him better you will not like him
nearly so well. and perhaps before you
get to know him better you will find
other friends who are far more Interest,"
Ing.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-03-19

II the hair II dark. Oxide of zinc, sui
phuret of barium and carmine mixed by
chemist In quantities desired accord
ing to the number Of applications. will
free you Of this biemish. The mixture
10 paste to be applied to the arms and
removed as soon as q slight singing
sensation II felt. Two or three minutes
after application this unpleasantness Is
usually felt. Scrape Off the mixture with
dull paper knife and battle both arms
with cotton dipped In rosewater. Then
apply almond oil. ounce. and essence
of violet, 8 drops.
The following when spread upon the
arms will whiten them and IL q cos
mctic that will not rub off: Glycerinc,
ounce; oxychloride of bismuth. ounce.
and rosewater. 2 ounces.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-03-19
TEAR ANNIE LAURIE:


We are three girls Of ID. and
there's only few months differences
In our ages. We are all very much
in love with young man. He treats
US all very nicely, but We are undo
cided as to which one he loves best.
Please tell US how we can md out
Also please tell Us when girl 10
of age. Isn't she Of age at IS?
Would IL be correct for US to write
to boys our folks know nothing
about? FRIENDS.
FRIENDS: Don't write to any young
men unless you have the consent Of
your parents.
Girls are often spoken Of a. being "of
age at IS. but they are not legally Of
the age until they are II.
don't think the young man you men,
ton cares for either Of you, His actions
show plainly that no means only to be .
good friend.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-03-19
The Debs Sentence.

G7HE Socialists, in America and else
where, are Selling upon the Debs de-
cision in the United States supreme
court as proof of persecution. Debs is
being sent to the penitentiary, they argue,
because he is Socialist. They maintain
that the government is trying to cruelty
the Socialist party and the Socialist move
ment.
This stand is precisely what might have
been expected Of most Of the Socialist lead
ers, in view of their attitude throughout the
war. And it is just as illogical and absurd
as their previous utterances have been.
Debs, of course, was not tried as So
cialist at all. He was tried as an American
citizen for violating the espionage act by
making Aspeeches interfering with the re-
cruiting of.soldiers to defend the United
States against German aggression. A Re.
publican OF Democrat or citizen ac-
knowledging no party affiliation would
have been condemned likewise if he had
said the same things, with the same object
inview. In fact, many men not designated
as Socialists have been condemned under
that same act
In a way, however, it may be said that
the Socialists are right about it.-they have
a glimmering of the truth. This verdict
against Debs is indeed a verdict against the
Socialist party of the United States, not be-
cause the government so intended it, but
because the conduct of the Socialists them
selves make it so.
They may we'll be sensitive about the
matter, because their party as Whole has
been pretty thoroughly tarred with the
same stick. tits they themselves who have
caused the word Socialist, once held in re-
spect to be associated with disloyalty and
treason. If they. therefore, choose to feel
any personal or party grievance over this
righteous verdict, all the worse for them.
As for the Socialists who are loyal Amer
icans and who have therefore mostly left
the Socialist party, they are not making
any complaint.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-03-19

n the full meaning Of Lillian's
n words came to me I gave . little
gasp Of amaxement, then words
Of horrlfied protest came tumbling from
my lips:
Lillian. you're absolutely madr' ex-
claimed. mo matter how much Mr..
Underwood has expiatsd his fault toward
Dicky. nothing can obliterats his cow
ardly desertion OF you, his cold-blooded
decision against your having Marion
with you. his association. with Grace
Draper. You are under no more oblisa-
tlon to him than you would be to the
veriost stranger"
She smiled at me. but would far
Sather have seen tears upon her face.
Dear child" she said. at is not your
conviction. but your love for me that Is
speaking. II 1t were your own problem
thank goodness II isn't-you would
como to the sams decision. There Is
no other"
But Robert" I urged. ignoring her
appeal to my conscience. / wasn't SO
sure that I would be capable OF the
martyrdom which she was ready to as
sumo.
Che WINGED perceptibly. I felt a. II
had struck her
Robert can have no part in my life
until this other matter 10 settled one
way or another" she said after tense
interval. Don't mistake me. DEAR L
love Robert"--she brought the words out
bravely. dehantly-"no one knows how
truly, not even Robcrt-especially Rob-
ert-" she amended, "for he cannot UNI
derstand my attitude toward Harry at
all"
But Surely, Lillian"
Her words were like the turning Of an
electric flash upon my consciousness.
realized that this decision Of Lillian's
was no now one, that 1t dated from
Harry Underwoods determination e
explate the crime he had committed. by
that Robert savarin knew Of her de.
cision.
With little shiver recalled the looh
! had once seen on Robert Savarin'i
face when had told him Of Harry'i
heartless treatment Of Lillian. For tn,
sake of all concerned I was glad thai
Mr.. Underwood was confined In Ger
man prison. had an absurd little feel
Ing. which. however. would not down
that II he were living at all he wal
safer there than he would be II Robef
Savarin--knowing what he did Of LII
lian's attitude. feeling as he dId--wcr,
to be thrown in contact with the recrean
man.
made another attempt to fathom tn
mental process back Of Lillian's decision
But surely. Lillian" I began. 'yo,
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-03-19

Of FORCES Wood, he and a private named
Sebastian. volunteered to 60 after q
machine gun nest which was interfering
with his company In the task Of captur-
ing battery Of four big boche guns.
The nest was in good position for tho
work cut out for II, and was sending a
killing fire right into the advancing COM
pany when 1umpertz and his aid started
forward to put q silencer on It.
A dense smoke screen covered the feid
which made each forward step Of the
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-03-19
Secrets Of Health and Happiness
What You May Do to Make
Your Arms More Truly Lovely
By DR.. LEONARD KEENE HIRSHBERG

Y you often hear unhappy woman excaim: I'm
I Just waiting and praying for the time to come
when all dresses will have long sleeves MY arms
are sight! What earth is a woman to dor
Women to whom beauty is cult and science
Lnow that their arms are the first aid to grace.
OF course physical training is the key to all beauty
Of form and face as well IS grace OF motion Beauty
without health is impossible.
The Greeks the devotees OF the beautiful. and
thew were the most perfect embodiments OF health and
beauty the world Their splendid physie
49, a., THAR outdoor life and physical traia4z10
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-03-19
DEAR ANNIE LAURIE.


kept company with young man
fer about four months. He always
told me he cared a great deal fer me,
and that he never went out with
other girls. but never asked me to
keep steady company with him. He
became angry one time because I
went out with another young man.
When I am in his company with
other girls and boys he always tries
to make me Jealous.
care extremely much for this
young man. and would like to win
his love again. Is there any way
I can do SO? Do you suppose he still
cares Tor me! o. b. G..
n B. g.: 1t isn't the young mani
\ privilege to question who calls or
you unless he has asked you to bs
his wife. Would It not be better to tr,
and forget him as long as he continues
to try to make you unhappy
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-03-19
PEEPS
IN THE SWEET DAY AND Day.
(From the Public Prints in 1879

(From the Public Prints in 1922
Grandma Perkins placed ,under arrest yesterday
by the village constable for making dandeon Elk
perts claim that the wine makes is per cent
wine and 81 per kick Grandma is an old fashioned
woman who believes in doing things by halves.
Three pnts Of this hideous concoction conscaed
and two members of the vigilance committee who sam
Piled it. have been sent the psycopathc ward for OBJ
servaton
Mr.. and Mrs Abner J. Terwilliger have been placed
under arrest for having their cupboard botee of fer
mented catsup. 1t just like champagne
and the report attracted the attention of the officer in
the street Their defense that they didn't know the
catsup fermenting, butths held be
They left for Sing Sing the 1917 for extended stay
Now that there be only one half Of per
cent "kick" in the beverages served at banquets,
the banquet speakers will have to put liz moro
kick in their speeches. Used to be that any kind Of
speech would make hit after 10 o'clock.
Boshevik is guy who sticks his head in empty
rainwater barrel and yes
United States court has just ruled that jewsharp is
musical instrument. 1t sometimes takes court a
good many years find things
WHERE 1T REALLY BLOWS.
A bunch cattle belonging to Alfred Lompe got
caught field the blizzard along last
week and he had job getting them back into
of thern.-Wood River (Neb.) interests.
average luncheon bill in these piping days of al
most prohibition:
Covers 20
Food .>.................. .......... loo
Bar .....-...... ........'''..''.'' LOO
We are not a music critic and like most forms
Of the divine melody. We like it when Nora bays and
when Alma sucks but we have large test tube of
cyanide of potassium for the gentleman who wrote
that immortal lyric, "Ive Got Flat Feet oh, Yes, In
deed Flat Feet of Great Renown. My Feet Have
Been in Every Flat in This Yere Town."
News report says the kaiser looks old and
broken 1t might be He might be old and broke.
A New York society who has 100000 in her
has secured divorce the grounds of non
support Seems though most anybody would be glad to
go through the motions of supporting like that
But somebody has said it's dang world.
premier Ebert was guarded in his utterances,"
cordng a cable dispatch He guarded by three
regiments of soldiers
Explorer storkerson the latest aspirant to North
Pole exploration May sorkersons tribe increase
Report says the Parisians are beginning to sec
pastry for the first time since the began in 1914
If it is anything like of the "Freneh" pastry
get here at rs cents throw, they will prob
ably inquire: "oh, war, where is thy sting; oh,
peace, where is thy vctory9"
Now that the speaker of the house is Gillette
he will probably keep sharpened up to the occasion
cLARIoR TENEBRIs
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-03-19

The Greek artists bequeatneo
..,a v,,,e They used the men and
women OF the golden age OF Sreece *
thA nrototypes for the most peau.Aa
stat,,ea tho world has ever seen. PROV
ing that by perfect development .. ..e
body an Ideal type OF beauty can "
tanned. These statues also Snow
the women OF that day were '"e pN'
cal compcers of men.
To Develop Your Arms.
To develop your arms you must eneI.
cia. care and thoughtfulness. IiSnt
sieeve. are an abominaticn which tehos
to pinch. fiatten and redden the arms.
n vour arms are thin. they should pe
developed by exercise and by massags
with oils or creams.
pure creams. pure soaps ana pure
powders will keep your arms white ana
beautiful Some arms lose much ioven-
ness by having skin Of coarse texture
The ase Of bath brush VIII teno 70 re,
move the trouble by opening the cioseo
nores After rubbing the arms with
aesh brush q softening wash or unsuen'
NAV he applied with much beneht. Inc
following will soften and whiten tne
skin OF your arms to q marked eo'
nran. ounce; enough benzoln to
moisten It; tho Juice OF one lemon. VI
this: Lemon juice, ounce; giycerihe'
1 ounce. and rosewater. ! ounce.
Other Fine Aids.
To develop thin arms. hook tho nm
gers Of one hand In those OF the otner
turning one palm downward and thu
other upward. Raise the elbows shout
der high and move to the left. dragging
the other and resisting arm as Tar al
It can be drawn. Reverse this move
ment. Shortly the muscles OF the uppei
arm will grow larger and firmer.
The thin girl should apply to her arm!
one ounce Of olive oil. patting II softlj
into the skin; ten drops of hyacinth es
sence Is splendid. too.
IL your arms are too IA. have then
saged and exercise them by swing
ing them back and forth IN twistini
movement. II hair grows on tho arm:
they are much less attractive, especial,
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-03-19
DEAR ANNIE LAURIE:

DEAR ANNIE LAURIE:
am is years of age and senior
In high school. My trouble IL ''too
many girls" like q good many of
them. but the one like especially
well doesn't seem to care for me.
What can / do to make her like me
betterf
need your very best advice. This
girl 10 also . senior. ls years Of age.
FIN.
r NJ: You are expecting too much
OF 16-year-old girl. She does not
love any one except her mother.
Have all the friends you wish. but walt
until you are out Of school before think
ing Of love. Love l. too big to combine
with school work.
Annie Laurie sciH soelcome Iefters Of
tnqutry on subjects Of feminine interest
from young scoDsen readers of this paper,
and sctlI reply to them IN these columns.
Letters to Miss Laisrtc should be od-
drssssd to her. core this office.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-03-19

to the fact that wild geese fly high in
clear weather: this explanation would
change hangs" to "honks"
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-03-19
themselves and also to prize winners Of
military competitions.

Entomolosists OF the department Of
agriculture. working in cooperation with
the war department. have found that the
modern laundry. as now adopted for
army camps. affords practical means
Of Destroying ''cootiss' and other vermin
and that the usual processes OF the army
laundry are thoroughly adequate a.
methods Of disinfection and di.fnsection.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-03-19

- - obdbod and systematically throughout life
all generations legacy OF
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-03-19
cLARioR E TENERRIs.

If the rivers were of whisky
And we were mallard ducks,
How seldom we'd get frislSy,
A drink were not worth shucks;
For the spirit imbibitious
That makes us gay and breezy,
Is enhanced If surreptitious,
Is dulled If got too easy.
Cheer up
Robert Stewart Sutcliffe.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-04-11
MAKING VODKA
ONCE MORE

INTERNATIONAL NEWS sERyicEl
LONDON. Ap1l li-Scverat Rus
sian soviets have dchcd the Moscow
soviet government and are permitting
the making OF vodka. according to
dispatch to the Daily Express.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-04-11
CIVIL SERVICE EXAMS
FOR SEVERAL CITIES
Hammond p. o. Particular
ly Is Short of Help and
Needs Gaps Filled.

Thirteen employment opportunities
arc offered the young men Of Hammond
in tho postal service. 4 civil service
examination TO be held Saturday. Mas
8, offers a fine chance TO returned sol
diers TO get into an excellent line oi
work in which the pay IS good, working
conditions tho best and advancement
according to ability.
Post Offices are facing serious
shortage of help and has been working
short handed for some time. Right now
there are many vacancies in the ranks
OF tho carriers and two among the
clerks. Ten carriers VIII be accepted
and three clerks as tho vacation season
is near when substitutes VIII have
steady work. The examination. which
viii be open to mcn only, Viii be held
A the federal building in charge of the
local examiner. Applicants must he he
tween the ages or eighteen and forty
FIVE and pass very ordinary physical
examination.
There viii also he an examination for
a rural carrier out Of Hammond. Crown
Point and Lowell These examinations
viii he held at the Hammond. Crown
Point and Gary Gostohiccs
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-04-11
IN THE SPRING
When Energy and Vitality are
Lowest, then-Infuenza!
CBy g. C. BOWER. NJ. d.

/ Az this time Of the year people feel weak.
tired. llstless, their blood is thin, they have
lived indoors and perhaps expended al
their mental and bodily energy and they
want 70 know how to renew their energy
and stamina, overcome headaches and
backaches, have clear eyes, q smooth,
rudy skin and feel the exhIeratioD OF real
good health tingling thru their bodies.
Good, pure, rich, red blood is the best
insurance against ills of all kinds. You
are apt TO suffer from an attack of Inau-
enzs if your health is run down.
Purify the blood and you can DEFY
influenza. This is the time TO clean
house and freshen up a bit.
! Drink hot water a half hour before
meals, and for vegetable tonic there's
nothing better than DR.. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery, the old-fashioned
herbal remedy, which has had such a fine
reputation for fifty years. It contains no
alcohol OF narcotics and Is made into tab
lets and liquid. Send 10 cents to DR..
Pierce's In7ahds' Hotel, Buffalo, \. !.
for trial package.
Ailaraukss Fss.-"For the last twenty wears
have used DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
mt times general tonic, with excellent results
One bottle in the spring and the fall is usually
al-sufheient 1t has gwen me added strength and
endurance and has greatly aided me in following
the strenuous life Of freight handler. I have also
found the Pleasant Pellets very beneficial and
mid IN action
Il have been through Or Fierce's Invalids' Hotel
and Surgical Institute at Buffalo n y. and have
found everything as represented The pictures
given Of their buildings are genuine. John II
AcLGsn, lsS Wisconsin ST.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-06-24

Titles of
booklets
Ask for 1he one
yot1 want:
National Parks
Crater Lake
Oregon
Glacier
Montana
Grand Canyon
Arizona
Hawaii
Hawaiian Islands
Hot Springs
Arkansas
Mesa Verde
Colorado
Mount Rainier
Washington
Rocky Mountain
Colorado
Seqocia-Gen. Grant
California
Yellowstone
wyomiag
Yosemite
California
National Monuments
Fortified Forest
Arizona
Zion
Utah
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-06-24

tend and participate, to-wit: Those
citizens favoring a return to alder
manic government We're clearly with
in their rights. and were entitled to
proceed without interruption or dis
turbance from commission government
partisans. / believe that Mr.. Beard
himself will agree with me in this
statement, and will also agree that
he was out of order.
Those favoring a return to alder
manic government have right to
hold meetings, draft and circulate pc
titions calling for an election, and If
they succeed in securing the statutory
number of voters names to the petit
tions, to have the election called.
When this is done, and not before,
will there be a question before the
people of Pensacola for their decision.
Except perhaps the individual decis-
ion of each voter as TO whether he will
or not sign the petition).
Even should an election be called
those favoring commission govern
ment would unauestionably have the
right to hold public meetings and
make speeches in favor OF commits
sion government without interference
from those favoring aldermanic gov
ernment and vice versa, unless joint
debates were agreed upon
I think the editor of the Journal
and Mr.. Beard, too, misapprehended
the matter, for no one who knows Mr..
Beard can ever doubt his democracy,
and / do not believe that the editor
would have charged all those old war
horses of democracy who participated
in that meeting and the call for it,
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-06-24
WHY TALK BOLsHEvIsM?

There is a man in Pensacola who talks Boil
shevism He has made his home here all his
life. His people were born here, and his children
are being educated here He has several talent
ed and lovely young daughters who are his pride
and delight. They are being educated at the pub
lie schools, they are pretty as pictures and they
wear pretty clothes. They have mother who is
clever with her needle, and they go well and be-
comingly CARRIED. He has young son who is
the apple of his eye and this boy is as bright as
dollar and is president of his class at the high
school The man gets good salary, his wife
works hard but not any harder than many wives
of millionaires, who go in for war work or chart
ty, or even society.
The man is very happy in his home life He
is very much in love with his wife and he is ex-
tremely proud of his children. His oldest daugh-
ter will soon graduate. She is a happy young
thing, who enjoys the movies, school dances and
other innocent pleasures. He often thinks that
she will probably marry well. AS for his son.
he is sure that some day he will be president.
Yet that man talks Bolshevism
He would be very much surprised in the event
that this country should fall under the curse of
the Red Flag and his daughters were sold into
bondage and his were made a murderer if
he should be held responsible for the disgrace of
his children and the breaking up of his happy
home and the prospects for his children to rise
in the world. But he and such as he would be
1t is those who idly talk Bolshevism
who throw the fuel on the fire that smolders
Every man and in this United States
today has better chance than anywhere else
in the world. All sane people know that. Your
boy and girl are the equal of any.
Why talk Bolshevism?