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The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-12-20
Commerce Department Officials Will Tour
 Southern Republics
By Associated Press

Washington, December 19-Assistant Secretary Sweet and other department of commerce officials will leave late in Feb ruary for tour of the principal Cen tral and South American countries to pro- mote trade relations between this coun- try and the southern republics.
 The party will include Philip B. Ken nedy, director of the bureau of foreign and domestic commercse, and Dr. Samuel w. Stratton, director of the bureau Of standards It will be the first time that a department of commerce official as high as an assistant secretary has left the country during his term of office.
 MT Kennedy will study at first hand South American commercial problems, and pr. Stratton will obtain information for the standardization of materials for en- gineering projects in South America,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-12-20
AMERICAN LEGION SMOKER A SUCCESS Frank Dixon Elected Com mander-Eight Athletic
 Events Staged

The smoker held by the American Le- zion in the gymnasium of the Birming- ham Athletic club was in every way a success. Not only were the athletic events stages exceptionally good, but the meeting of the legion immediately preced- ing the boxing and wrestling bouts was in every way successful. Frank Dixon was unanimously elected commander ot the post of Birmingham by the legion members, and after short business ses- sion the meeting was given over to c. w. tBilD Streit of the B. A. C., who had charge of the programme.
 The first bout was a one-fall wrestling match between Claude Hendricks of the B. 4. c. and Sammy Lewis of St. Louis. Despite the fact that Lewis was excep- tionally quick on his feet, and one of the -siipperest grapplers seen here in some time, Hendricks suddenly applied full
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-12-20

there were but two left. These two between them. as neither was able to put the other out.
 The entertainment was most enjoyable one, and the American Legion members gratefully expressed their appreciation to the B. A. C., Central "Y'' and to Acipco ''Y," the three organizations which con- tributed to the evenings amusement.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-12-20

There is one remedy that those who know depend upon for relief from coughs that hang on" after the grip. Foley's Honey and Tar clears the pas5 sa ges, sooths raw. inflamed membranes and banishes irritation and tickling in the throat A. H. McDaniel, Box 51, Lindside, w Va, writes: T am glad to tell you that Foley's Honey and Tar is the best medicine in this world. l have had a severe cough and before l used half bottle. I was better. '-Eu- gene Jacobs Drug Store.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-20
Stocks
w W@1lted

n you want to rut Your dIl stocks
BOO uu dfil',ns .ofnuigp 20 g'i Uil ami
mIac ih,n worth good money Jet us
htlr from ,ru
INu,ef IN luv drIl ana enter the
proven shallow fields ~ drill uu cun-
tract ard offset vrIls ipr part the uil
Seed real lIyr man ns partner Whof"
there DO q chance 60 make some fat
money Must put iu some This is the
tuf" WI ll-llt'. r1fc uk''hnunn
TEOBUCTIDN FOR SAf.E
1000 barrels HurthgFu,V production.
Get in touch with ug
MONTGOMERY ENLISTMENT 60
I"I lHuw BIlE
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-20
OIL LAND. LEASES AND STOCK

iNNGAlN 40 shares nlg Western Oil
ana gls NJ D. cents A. Is, Okla
huWpn
ASST RANCE OF 4 REFINING go
H preparing to drlll on iia $1,000 acres
NJ oll bnd- IN TrNas. have u block NJ
ibis stock 10 irnln FOR automobile, dIt,
WDni ~ other stocks ~ value I.ll2j.
caro- uNlhnnnn.
on LANnS Wanted in tfndc. ~
acres oil lands located m the noted
vote ol n'ldf. for tract ~ cheap via
unWpfuIri land IiI.Ju American
Mtf.uuil IHuI EIdg
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-20

bOrBLlIIEAp ls paying dividends T
have som, ip aoll Walnut irt D1N
SuUh IifmINHt
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-20
WANTED Gmd-,our win trade Ford
~ LL.-LLunI- ANuLmml lluL

WANTLp. .GUdztouy Win trade Ford
or overland Walnut 1923.
CORPORATIONS puirkly organized uu-
1yr the laws - oklahoma aud other
states act os lcud representative Of
nonresident corpDfnilors Golur busi-
ness ~ pkwNDmu Lawyers Trust Co,
ukphnmt Dily
on LEASE
I acre block ON tuWusitc ot Ccment
htlt Way between the 500 hurrcl Gala
nei voll east mud Hill well west OF
sot well "a hc drilled soon: only 81 0nn.
rwct mo- hotter than this sold Tor t25,-
5000 iu lu khuturtt Phone Maple iii
Room a. india Tcwpo Hldg
NTlONAl on STOCK ANY part 6oH
.'Nf.H vnuiud. uoto amount price
"Hl'l correct address p-Gl cnrc
tklUAumlu q
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-20
WIN Rtnv

WyNndot'e ot So pcr share. P.So. care
pklphomou
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-20

Have some good huys IN Trnth Co.
Near drilling aud some farther away.
'iS A. MrCuIloch co near new shal-
low we'll That is a good buy
~ \ Nurkhurnrtt I'm block 81. which
liz hIrh priced stuff
10000 4 wildcat IN Snnsahn near
t4,f
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-20
REAL ESTATE TO TRADE

" NNrEp-To exchange sOwe Miami
residence property for h'nrk nOk farm
In oklahoma county. Address. I-NG.
uElHhomru
THREE clear modern lots. clinton.
utl1., 500 nui SInr. cash. part pay
w"nt ON small home. not over s. 500 vu .
owner only r-Nl. OKnhom1u.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-20
ouT-oF-TowN REAL ESTATE

OREGON store hulldlng for sale: mod
,rn rooms. ~ 500 a " Ferguson.
IHrnnoNrr. Douglas county. oregon
Glorious climate. lovely valley. green
grass tnl roses 600 christmas
ltp ACRES. in Arkansas to trade fpr
oklahoma hand. residence ur good
furniture o. West MAIN Walnut ~
BARGAINS You ought to scc tho Two
bargains hNyo'iu residences ~ IA
m1ud fine school town. ono and
one ,-ronm house. %, Baltimore Uiig
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-20
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
OUT OF CIT"

FURNITURE and undertaking stock for
sais. Invoice now about 10000, re-
durtion sale now on. ul new stock,
rood. established and Profitable bust.
us.t I'm ci'v I 900. southeastern bh,''
homa. ono other store. good reasons lui
tr'nng: mo- trades. nothing hui 'i''
tre.orItlnu y. -. Oklbhlmnr
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-20

Wyandot'e nt So per share. P.so care
uklnhomou
BOB PARMAN OFFERS
900 WHITE PANTHER on .... %
10 FEDERAL on " REF 7.nJ
loo WHIT ROCK on. ...... .n1tg
.o" ar 2ono N"TON on ...... NJ
l0n GLADSTONE on. a EEF $50
'oo UNITED OlL X REF Real Rnr-
T. non OKLA OIL LEASE & pEv. .7r
ESQ CONCORD on. ............ O..
1000 ASSURANCE O. 4 r. BIG bar
$40 uuEr root on ....... s.
lS2 ukLNUONN-lOWA q T. 9.n
Ono nOrULEUEAn O 6 .. .n.
mo car ROCK on SYNp ... IS.
i,ouo GLOrEf REFINING ....... no
30 BLACKWELL on & GAS $50
1000 NATIONAL UNION q a u. So
. oon LUCKY LEASE OIL ...... %
ynn CALDWELL on ...,...... rs
- PEOPLES REFINING ...... $50
1000 sAMMIrs on corr pprgnlu
40 Bridge Head Oil
No. I .........Snn.0O
300 on STATE EGFINlNG ... s.
ln HOME REFINING .......... lle
ESQ OSAGE OIL q REF ........ 90
HHl tHrfJ. .EIFTFNHT T.TFNn A y b..
$50 PRODUCERS l.. 4 D ...... 8 Oo
nnn TErEE QUEEN COPPER . 20
l0n or ,Un MIDLAND MOTORS iGi
orr plFRSON II r. "W' mrau
"UN IGG-O MFG co ........ 90
800 kOOI kOI.N N.... Some Rargnin
win huv thousand amy rlrt NA-
TlpNNL OF. $50. AIIOMA q.
y i, ?.r tNlL'N ELL on VI s'.
Ng'lInG 10 promote bui service
h''.l' American VANS lllg Wal o1.U
ANYONE interested in promoting nm
oil company ur vyndlcn'lug lease
rou ~ Room l0lp. Leo. Im,kIns Thurs
dag or Friday
,rt.y.,s an.
pro1ur,Io, i,,s.s ,nyoi,Io. and 1rm.
uur Dgntra.ls I'm Ru,knurnctt Electra
/ r,'ro'la and Iowa Park fields
MONTGOMERY INVESTMENT co.
arr H0m nldg
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-20
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
IN CITY


WANT one or several men ~ finances
cooperate In producing motion
pictures. experienced lIdy director
f-N. ohluhUmnu.
/ WANT your Usllugr have buy
err for small rOomluf houfrA 20
II rooms n sou want ~ sell lN'
with me ~ & Mluafd, inAg w.
Main. Walnut bsp2
BEST LITTLE lunch room In city,
making good mou'i cheap rem.
ConfcrtiDnery and fountain Best down
town locntlon. n good buy ~ G,
Mnard. l0sis W Main walnut bsl2
.. noon foomlng house. good. I've
place, priced to Hrll
ASK, Mr. FORE,
Mamie 1850 Maple 1859
ron SALE Tnil0Ts hu.urE 'i'nl
location Rent So L,gc; terms 10
rlght patty Mr. Pony. l0i \ hhwv
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-20
FARM AND ACRE TRACTS
Arkansas

LISTEN lGO-urrc stock ard grain farm
lOp cultivated house. brrn. rural mai
rtlro e. $40. terms Have other farms
write Tor list ward, Mountain Home
Am
$50 ACHES ~ good. rirh land fol si'c
100 acres iu cultivation, ~ HcrcH in
rdgo hand. bilunrN good rich bottom
hn1, HIll grow ANYTHING that cpu be-
gruwn lu This mtltudr. thrc" HrtH NJ i'm.
prpyum"uts, ono quarter ~ mile from
shipping station inis hnd is worth ~,
m nov price illO.u, i5o0O cash md
terms to suit ou balance Eugene Mosc.
les. ludHuut Nit
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-20
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
OR TRADE
FOR SALE OR TRADE

TIII INT.I Or TT,NlI-
.lO.h.rs improved farm or small
rtuDh 900 ncr,s wheat goes with place.
rUr" tH per mere. moftgrEc iguuD ~
q percent. win exchange for bungalow
"r modern home Oklahoma City A. II
shepherd Cherokee. okla.
ny OWNER Groom modern bungalow.
convenient 20 oII Hud pavement good
condition. bargain $500 cash 1909 West
ilth Itp'c if2'.J
NEBH < FLEMlNG Will sel. trade or
lrrso your property Nclr'tkl. okla.
FOR SALE on TRADE to II. T.
depot. iu ~ Reno. GROOM house and
, lots Address owner, 5lo v. goth st.
oklahoma city
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-20

"a. .,,.- &c.,. ,,,, ,,1.....
'' '
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'.'' 's.0." OF
'.N ru. ..'F ',lu. .i 'l'' l,,''
hr ne. .'i'1 - t,,'i' KNOWN ',L',u''
,'','..t''.' ,,,.,'i,.N,t ~, -, ~. ,..,,.N",
No. lE'''l i.NNI.I. LN,,'''. N''
%. NN.'n '',N' 'n'' 'l' ''t.7.
''.n .,'. ..i W .N'' ,n !'i1s l.'l1
confirmed HN tie following arg"
amos wa" eI" 900 OF i'lihk lN.
moor N'If 'i.IuI ~ ana ON "l
'l.'.il. 20 H.|O"Nt w. N''I-
'I.' '''' i' " N''N ~. .lIIL% ON
"'si I'' I''l' .rN.'t '' N'I'
..ENi nOiIh ana one ii'. invest or ~
ltinl'ir ,hI q 'dN H'i..'n one wen
cast hi,i on. N.4'h' Gun E'i'nius
co. dfNlns 10 '." '"n'h"'t', VIII
many u'h'i .a'E, companies no"
~ .Iling 'i an SIDES W" are ny"
N.I.NE one Wei. 10 RANGE mnn ",-
~ it.' AM guarantee ~ dflU 'hfec
NrIa lninel 'nt'.y on ihlS Ird'e
We hre o'i'' ms leases ~ prices
'n' hfe Wy i.W nhi VIII h' al
NHn'el from TINE 10 TINE hS 'N"
ll'.l goes INTO ~. ground ana u "lI
i'''t Wen l' ~ Hlitl', leases VIII
'' Wn,ll. from NiW' 10 lONu" pt,
''fr W. l'' NpI SELL SiN'k,
,''o'nR''"I "'ih I"h' hy ll'tCn'
''"Ei"T, E'I'l I.n.h,loh tnr ,W'l.'
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-20

ron StLE-lG.foom hotel center o,
he oil wells: only hotel; crowded ana
turn thom away; making lots money
get sour money huck iour W"h'h b
buuuggg too hlH; SICK no iLll' SUI
,.bir fnr man and Wl'e Hotel can
non Wynono. O-pgc county OhA
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Michigan

IbO.ACNE FARM. highly improved.
good 5.rOum house. ptge barn ana
two concrete allos. nll lcycl lnnd
tInuf Uf stone, 100 ncr,4 I'm cultivation
Priced AT a bargain So 50 per acre
and not cent Jess. 81 BOO viii handle
balance long time iis mites town
Robert wood Investment CO.. West
Plains Mo
GIttAT BARGAINS Is uO down. L uO
monthly huya 90 acres. good fruit.
poultry land near town. southern Nils
soui.. only 5000 Box ~. Springfield.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-20

ron SNLE-Hgh ollag motion picture
feature. plenty advertising matter
aud stat" nights for two years on
Texas. Oklahoma and Arkansas. "t
woph consider percentage prpp. ltluu
vlth booking ngort Address T. J.
Eoycr. PERSONA. OKLA.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-20

FOR SNLE.-Complcto plumbing pni
tin shop. county scat town b.N'N
population. owner las other hu'in',H
needing attention. Address ". J.
Murdcn. Tucumcori = "
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FuE SALE. Hardware. good Western
OkahUml town dong ~
,..ytv O. t.|Hl.rIH.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-20
OIL LAND, LEASES AND STOCK


TOH SALE
i0l. DcIos.iUrH D.l A lus ........ 81 900
500 Whir liori ......... ......... .nt
ono United ud a Ret, any part .N
lDl KODl k5lt ................ 3d.
'ru deliver mis- stock ~ once
Mani" llGt.h llll " hu 81.
NORTlll,AHr WIrtrr aud northwest
luuft'r ana southwest quarter NJ
southeast quarter section ~. township
Il. north range . west; il1du Htkirf
national lildg
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For ImYeetrnGmE

Phone Wal g. .9'5 West Maln
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-16

fectr' her sister commanded. turning
on her with a gesture that even IN the
dusk, Mildred could see was one Of
anger. But let me warn you that II
you refuse TO see Arthur Bruce you
viii defeat your own aims You
spoke OF wanting Arthur-yes, you
did-you need not deny it,
wen since that is the case I
may as well tell you that he wants
you much more than you want him
That Is why he wrote to me asking
II he might see ne alone this after
noon. He wanted me TO tell him
frankly II there was a chance for
him with yous-If he had right TO
ask you TO wait for him until he was
able 70 marry you
She had poured out her words IN
an angry torrent. and now stopped,
breathless. Mildred sat up straight
And your she asked eagerly
What did you say. HonoraF
Il said that II a girl loved a man,
she would be willing TO wait for him
Oh" bitterly, don't De afraid com
mitted you to nothiugl"
And then, overcome by her mac
customed rage, Honora Brent burst
into tears
(To Be COntinued-)
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-16

room, she found it dark, but by the
dim Night from the windows she saw
Mildred lying on he'd
What's the mater. dear, tho
older girl asked. Aren't you well2'
I have a headache, and there was
nobody to speak to, SO I Law down
here alone. I have had a very dole
ful hour all by myself"
That's TOO bad Honora sympa-
Il took the trouble to come home
BY way Of your office Mildred com
planned, but you were gone.
The office boy said you had gone
out at four o'clock. so supposed you
to be at home. Where were you2
7 went for a walk
The words were uttered boldly, but
the speaker felt as II she we're con-
Tossing a misdemeanor. She was pre-
pared for the next inquiry. and it
came promptly
Who went with your"
4 went with Arthur" Honora said.
A Pertinent question.
Then she waited IN silence for the
dreaded moment. II did not follow
Immediately, but when &c did. Il was
in the form OF question that was
50 crude that 10 made her start vio-
lently.
are you IN love with him. Honora2
The older girl spranE from the chair
In which she had just seated herself
7 had hardly expected as coarse
q question as that from you. 1Iilly.
Il is also rude and unkind-since.
as you know Arthur Is in love with
you
he seems to be, doesn't he7" was
the sneering comment First he
writes to you on the sly then he
meets you clandestinely-an yet he
pretends 70 me that he cares for me.
I suppose he tol1 you this afternoon
that he loved you didn't hep
Eonora lost control Of her temper
for the moment
Mildred" she exclaimed. II you
can say nothing except insulting
things decline TO talk to you until
you are in a different mood. II it
were not that I have a message for
you I would refuse TO mention Ar
thur Bruce in your presence As It
Is, he wanted me 70 tel you that he
Is coming 20 see you this evening"
A Plain Warning.
I won't see him"
Then telephone him 20 that ef-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-16

the man asked a question with such
elaborate indiffzEence that his com
panion knew it was OF importance TO
him.
DO you suppose 7 might run IN and
see lIilly this evening after dinner
7 am sure you may Honora said.
Il do not think she has any engage
ment for tonight If she has 7 viii
have her telephone TO you. But"
struck with sudden trepidation. ]
VIII have TO tel her that have seen
you.-if am TO make an appointme nr
for you this evening"
DO you mind her knowing you
have seen me? Arthur asked surprised
Being a man he was Incapable Of
suspecting that the woman he loved
could be Jealous Of the sister whom
he did not love
"Oh. no.-that's all right" Honora
assured him hastily. Il viii tell her
about our walk. Goodbye"
Not an Easy Matter
She had spoken as II telling about
the walk would be an easy matter.
But she shrunk from the ordeal
HOnora went into the kitchen
where katie was busy preparing din
ner.
where IS Miss SrIIdredga she quer-
shes IN her room I guess. Miss
Honora-" the maid answered she
come home quite a while ago and
wanted you. and seemed kinda put
about because you was stiu out"
When Honora entered her own
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-16
CIGARETT ES
For Your Health

Cigarettes are now being made
without either tobacco or cubsbs.
They contain fragrant and soothing
medicinal herbs which smoke per
feetly. This medicatsd Tspor is
inhaled; then exhaled thro4Eh lips
OF nose, with real contentmsnt.
Not only does the smoker have
uors pleasure bit there is 9 valuable
remedial benefit First, let it be
known that these cigarettes are An
aid In Farding OF influenza and
colds Second, they ars purposed to
give relief in throat irritations,
hoarsensss, catarrh Of the head or
throat and in stepping those roar
ngs, buzuugs, or other head noises.
ard in reducing deafness Of which
colds and catarrh are the cause Do
not confuse these viii the cubeb or
other similar cigarettes. No nicotine
nothing habit-forming. No nerv-
BUSINESS. Cost no more than other
kinds Of cigarettes and at same time
you have a health-benefting delight
ful smoke.
At the drug store ask for Dr..
Blosser's Cigarettes. Or you may
buy IL IN pipe mixture OF for burning
on a holder (Which women often pre-
fer; but the main thing is to get a
box now aud enjoy a delightful sur
prise. IF you desire a trial package,
send 10 cents (silver OF stamps) to the
Blosser Co, SAIL, Atlanta, Ga.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-16
JURY FINDS JOSE OROZCO
Guilty DE SELLING DRUGS

jose Orozco. said to be a cousin OF
Pascual Orozco. noted Mexican revo-
lutiouary leader. was found by a jury
In federal court wednesday afternoon
guilty OF a charge of selling mar
cotics' Punishment VIII later be as
sesssd BY Judge william R. Smith.
Orozco took the stand In his own
defence and outlined u long series Of
hardships which he claimed has be-
fallen him since he crossed into the
United States from Mexico.
Court records We're produced to
show that Orozco was sentenced TO
Is months at LeavenWorth for aiding
a revolutionary movaliznt in Mexico
but that he was later pardoned BY
president woodrow Wilson
Witnesses used by the government
testified that Orozca mad often sup
piled them with morphine sulphate
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-16

contents OF the note, which arousea
lIfIdred's ieaelousy.
During the day despite a quaEre
with Mildred. Honora Is enraptuFec
by the thought that she Is TO see
Arthur alone and receive some con-
fidence from him
Honoruss emotions were chilled
when, meeting Bruce, he asked her n
confidence whether she thought he
had any chance Of winning Mildred.
IT was quite dark when Arthur Bruce
! and Honora Brent turned into the
street on which the girl lived
Z an not coming IN now" Arthur
remarked. Il have talked freely to
you. and there cannot be anything dis
honorable In my telling you that got
note from 3Iflly this morning
yes" Honora rejoined- I know she
wrote to you. She told me So"
did she tell you what she wrote2"
"She mentioned that she had sug-
gested your calling before long, or
something OF that kind"
Honora did not wish to be CUES
toned too closely on this point. She
must be loyal 10 her sister.
Her note was very kind arthur
admitted She wrote in wy that
made me feel like she cared for my
When the pair reached the gate.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-16

Don't stay stuffed-upi Quit blowing
and suufflingi A dose OF -Pape's Cold
Compound" taken every two hours
untl three doses are taken usually
breaks Up a cold and ends AL grippe
misery.
The first dose opens your clogged-
Up nostrils and the air passages OF
your head stops nose running re-
Ieves The headache. dizziness. fever
ishnesss sneezinE. soreness. stiffness.
"Pape' Cold Compound" is the
quickest. surest relief known and
costs only a few cents al drug stores.
II acts without assistance. Tastes
nice Contains no quinine. Insist on
Paps's.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-16

SYNOPSIS PREVIOUS CHAPTERS.
Mildred and Hon0ra Brent. orphans,
are Character contrasts; Houora. quiet
and dependable, mildred vIvacious and
iuconstant. Mildred gets all the at
tention, her admirers being Arthur
nruce, a young man Of fine qualities,
and Tom Chandler, who IL dlssipateds
she loves TO play one against the
other hearfles1iy, bat Is practically
swept OF her feet by Chandler, who
Kisses her on several occasions. Her
feelings are turned against him, how
ever. when she sees him, half iutoEi-
Gated, kissing a painted girl, also
under the influence OF liquor. Honoru.
though IN love with Bruce herself.
decides that he must marry Mildred
fer lzIldrediE sake Houurn is so much
IN love ETith Bruce, however, that
she a. thrilled to receive from him
a note asking for a long talk With
her. She does not tell Mildred the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-16

LEAR the wearisoms walls Of the
l prophets Of gloom:
They SILVER With dread and they
tremble with fear;
They tel Us the world is approaching
its doom,
Worse things than have ever dis
turbed Us are near;
The warmth Of the suns going out
with its light,
The earth's being robbed Of its fuel
supply;
They are warning US daily that
nothing is right,
Let the faith and the hopes you are
eherishing die.
THE Winter that's coming, the
l prophets declare,
VIII be worse than the worst Of the
Winters we've had;
Wherever they look they see cause for
despair,
They decline to encourage US
everything's badi
Chaos is coming; they point to the
signs;
~See the riotous mobsl" they *
claim @Can you doubt,
Though still the pale sun intermit-
tently shines,
That soo4 it must weakly be flick
ering out7"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-16
.PotterAn Chatter
CHEFRLESS PROPHETS.

before Caesars top had begun to
d be bald
There were prophets who told him
the end was in sight;
It seems that the prophets are always
appalled,
They refuse to believe IN a future
that's bright;
In Washington's day they were quick
to DECLARE
That the worst was approaching
and couldn't be checked;
Whenever a prophet approaches pre-
pare
To hear that the world is about to
be wrecked.
THE sun viii be shining in June and
1 July,
And the rivers VIII flow on their
way to the seas,
And boys VII be lovesiek and maidens
VIII sigh,
And daddiss VIII dandle their babes
On their knees
Ten thousand years hence; and the
prophets VIII come
Making gloomy predictions, that BE-
ing tseir trade,
And the tSnid viii hear and sit down
and be glum,
Awaiting the end asking why It's
delayed
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-16
Brown Your
Hair With
"BrOWnatOne"

TnIAL PACKAGE SENT FIRE.
Every woman knows that a pretty
race loses its beauty when framed BY
faded. gray. streaked or bieached hair.
Even wrinkles and blemishes are not
50 disfiguring as streaked OF faded
hair It IS unfair to your family and
yourself, 70 look older than you real
~ are.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-16

snip By Truck
II you have anything Tor the upper
OF lower valley-ship BY truck. We
have the organization and equipment
70 serve you satisfactorily.
Telephons $500
The City Service Co.
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