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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-27

3 campaign for Americanism through
| the medium OF the screen
Clara Eimball Young. who IS soon
! 70 be seen IN The. Forbidden Wom-
Q an" lost. through death, her devoted
mother last week al Los Angeles.
Pauline Madden was Mrs. Eimbalfs
stage name and a sore Of years ago
Z she was Immensely popular with
I touring repertoire companies. Her
mother carried Clara on the stage
when the noted beauty was but a
/ few weeks old and hardly have the
two been separated a day since her
birth Burial was at Los Angeles,
almost every noted person in the
great film colony being present
The most comprehensive plan for
the making OF travel films In the
history Of motion pictures, Is con-
tanned in an announcement Issued by
vice president y. ~. lannon's, OF
the Educational Films corporation Of
America Contracts have been signed
BY the interchurch world movement
which are TO result IN the establish
ment OF permanent division OF
films. affiliated with the Educational
Films corporation OF America, for
the purpose Of securing motion pic
lures which win acquaint one half
Of the world with how the other half
be invaded by the camera and one
or more exp ditions are 20 be con-
stantly at work in remote corners OF
the globe The first expedition IS
TO make a trip entirely around the
world. concentrating I'm India,
Burmah. Java. the Malay state. Thu
bet, China and Japan, while the sec
oud party viii work IN countries
bordering on the Mediterranean sea.
Alics Joyce has gone 70 New
Orleans to take the racing scenes for
The Sporting Duchess" her next
Vitagrzph special production The
long trip was necessary because the
the winter.
Earle Williams is taking 9 brief
vacation preparatory 70 starting pro-
duction on Captain Swift" the stage
success by c. Hadden Chambers, in
which be win appear as a master
burglar moving On the highest Eng
lish society. The role was made
famous on the stage BY Maurice
Barrymore, father OF Lionel John
and Ethel Barrymore
Harry +. Mercy uses several dlf-
fereut DISCUSSES IN portraying his de-
tective role In Detective Jim
Rensselaer, Day. creator Of Nick
Carter" He is being directed by
Edwin Z Hollywood.
Titagraph Is now completing two
reel subjects from the o. Henry
stories az the rate Of two q month
Director David Smith has Just be-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-27
Should Not Take Snap Judgment
On Seeing Wife With Another Man
Spirit Of Fair Play Demands Giving Her Chance to
Explain; One Little Slip Shouldn't Break Up
Home; Woman May Have Good Defence.

g a WEEK ago I had 10 make a bus
Hlness call at a downtown res
tauranL and there sat nv wife din
ing with a complete stranger. BY
faith went then and there. For
several years I've been giving my
wife all the money make-ss5 g
week And I've loved her and be-
1ieved IN her But now my faith Is
gone. hurried out. as my wife
didn't see me. and I've said nothing.
waiting for her 70 speak She never
mentions this. and now ] think III
break Up ny home and 90 back TO
the army. Don't you think I'm
rightg' asks E. J. r.
Do 2 think you're riEhtf I
think you're completely, uhso-
lutely wrong. But please wait
minute before you pass judgment
on me for that
This answer isn't compelled By any
tendency 20 be always on the WO-
mans side IL IS compelled BY
spirit Of fair play.
ask you, e j. r. or any other
husband tn similar case who hap
pens 20 read. would you be guilty Of
such SNAP judgment as this In
business natter Would you want 20
De tried ID court or law that Was
managed like that with all the evi-
dence against you brought in and re-
corded and you given no chance, 20
appear and defend yourseif2
wife Nay Be Hart.
Perhaps your wife's silence comes
from nothing in the world but a clear
conscience Perhaps it arises from
the fact shat she did see you ana is
hurt by your Indifference c. susplc-
ion OF whatever she interprets your
silence 10 mean
You say she knows what it means.
now there my dear friend, is pre-
ciselF the place where your reasou-
ing fails 1own-fails utterly You
take everything for granted and al
low for no viewpoint but your own
no truth but the truth you see.
All Of rs have 20 look AZ thinEs
from the place where we happen 10
be ana through the eyes we happen
20 have.
Ever happen TO So way eff 70 the
side Of a motion picture thsater2
Remember how queer and iopsided
everything looked- Wen everything
I'm this world depends upon the slant
you happen to get on t.
Perhaps your wife happened 20 be
In the neiEhborhoou Of that restaur-
ant-just happened. mind you-and
an old friend happened along. Again
Just happened.
Perhaps Necessary.
Maybe there was a real necessity
for her To- be dining with this man.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-27

ND you know that g 10 poorly fit
) l. ting shoes and tender feet thai
make a woman old long before hei
time? II Is true, but It Is a condi-
ton that can be easily corrected II
Is the artificiaily acquired tender
ness Of the feet that makes for short
life
We are born with feet adapted 70
carrying our weight and to doing all
the walking that necessary. They
are ready for all the ordinary usages
Of life, but they are not ready. and
never VIII be. for the extraordinary
demands OF the IN hitting and
Z fashIonably tight shoe with the
nerve straining French heel
II you are a slender woman CT a
very thin one. you can easily wear
the kind Of shoe the average dealer
makes. II you are plump you will
suffer from those shoes as you would
n your foot were IN a wise. The
Chinese women OF high rank suffer
but little more than the modern
woman Of today in the matter Of
foot torture.
The problem OF how 70 wear shoes
that make the feet comfortable and
yet look trim q one that many have
tried 10 solve Pending its solution.
let me advise that when you must
choose between comfort and beauty
for the feet choose comfort
Long ago some one Invented the
adage that we must suffer 10 be
beautiful, but we must not suffer %
we would remain young. Suffering
Is ageing. And nothing makes Us
suffer more than foot torture.
The steady ache OF tired or tor
mented feet causes WEAKNESS and
loss OF vitality. and sometimes even
actual illness.
Another reason why the feet that
have been made tender by misuse
produce old age prematurely Is that
we all shrink from exercise when
our feet hurt US. Lack Of exercise
produces a long train OF evils
Chronic Indigestion, paralysis. apo
plexy, and fatty degeneration often
are The penalty eIacted by nature
for lack OF exercise.
Every reasonable human being
knows that there Is no reason, eE-
cept vanity and carelessuess, why
the feet should not BE as free from
pain and distortion as the hands.
The sumner is the most trying
time for the feet Even perfect feet
never distorted by tight shoes. will
swell In the summer and incline 70
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-27
HOROSCOPE


MONDAY December % 1919.
! TARLT IN this day Venus IS IN. bene-
! = Ho aspect according 70 astrology,
but later Mars rules with malefic
power.
All the influences appear to lend
/ toward an access OF selfishness and 2
/ tendency to criticize ones fellow be-
ingA while forgetting ons's own
7 faults
Women are likely TO be high-struns
and emotional during this sway Of
Che stars. They are supposed to be
more sensitive and more easily o.
1 tended than usual and the conf gura-
t5on Is especially threatening 70 CO.
nestle happiness
Unless the Importance OF united ef-
fort ia work for the best interests OF
the nation is 50 strongly appreciated
that the evil power OF Mars De- over
come. there viii be amazing results
before late spring, the stars declare.
The destructive forces OF the plan
cts are operative most prominently on
Individuals IN private life, SC Is as
serted by the seers. md on them and
not on the persons they place In Do
sitions Of prominence the blame must
lie.
Again military matters are likely
70 come 10 tne fore ano many mis-
leading reports are likely TO be cir-
culated-
There is a forecast o. subtle pro-
pagauda that WI be potent in affect
ing the political views OF returned
soldiers
There Is a sign read as presaginr
2 decided shrinkage 10 the cost Of
living This viii affect food and
prohahlv buiiding materials
Motion pictures viii be subject 20
e sway that viii bring about Inn
prpremeul IN the character OF the
drhmas they present Increase In
prosperity again is predicted.
The death OF a famous theatrical
nan is loresr allowed and C win be
followed By the passing Of = famous
actor.
Danger OF Increase in intestinal dis
eases Is prognosticated. Care In the
selection Of food Is enfoined-
Persons whose birthdate Go Is may
have a particularly strenuous year.
The young viii court and marry.
Children born on this day are like
y to be artistic and affect ionate.
These subjects Of Capricorn are usual
y extra agant and very Eeneroua-
Copyright. 1913, by the Mcclure News
paper Syndicate.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-27

should have one o. ths ioussst run1
% any productiod ever s.aEsd here
sHeddilE BeIia.s
n Reggie Carter hadn't uul the
az Santa Barbara and n HPinIrIs.n A
animated bit Of lufE Whlch its
charming owner Insisted E1g q dor-
hadn't taken a canine fancy % the
taEre q the learher-galL AmcuE
other things. thlz 81 wat Old han-
pea letuH1 the curtain rises on the
SelWwu1 production or afWedffrr
Bells which has achieved luch bril-
liant success IN the Harris theatsr.
Also Among other things nat hap
and marriage De- which RaTEfa ana
aoealle- ne Aforesaid ch1rr1inr ris-
tress Of -Plnkie." figured IS 1rin-
eipzis on course, they had ALLEN
Trey discovered that al uncon-
zciously they had booked passage
on the same snip Tor Japan thee
vas nothing 70 lt-but Wedding
1IIsa the Beat.
As matter Of fact. they didn't
catch the boat Instead RaErla
caught-the measles. Resale disap-
peared into Thin air. -Piukie." iafE
IN AeEgle'5 care was sL1lan- IN
Que course Reegia discovered that
his bride had divorced him. and thus
20 was that after a decent period o.
t-a-A 41aar-1 -l4 a-4pAN llz1-llllll
swearing that he was done With
the sex forever Reggie fsil Cor 3
sweet little thing in New YORK. ard
asked her the Hateful Question 70
Whicl there 81 only one arFrar
when che questioner ID coed look
Ing and has plenty q money and
q position in society
anl5 and q i1t more hsrrzn8 be-
fore tls play begins. TIE Incidents
OF the play itself cover % hours.
In The fr-nrrnrrr n7n r-za - - -
wallace Eddlnrer and 1Tarrnrre
= wrence are Jessie Glsndennin-.
Mrs. Jacques Martin. John Har-
wood. CLARK Silreruau. Percy Ames.
Maud Andrew. George Burto1 ana
other equally Vel knowz players.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-27
Walking Best Form
OF Exercise

Paris. France. Dec. 7.-W-sIking Is
the best form Of exercise for the man
who wants 20 keep fit, according 70
Georges Carpenter. heavyweight
champion OF Europe. who IS expected
to fight Jack Dempsey some time
during the sumner OF 1890.
Il attach the utmost Importance to
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-27
While Household ENJOYS
Film, There's WorE

Paris France. Dec IA ccnfIdfn-
Turkish =omau writer, 1fms. Tschs-
hauL living IN a villa at the Paris
suburb OF Passy, welcomes with de-
ught en- offer made by some young
men friends to hold special private
Eine1l1 performance IN her house az
which they would show a rev film
representing burglary. she and her
guests duly laughed heartily ever the
humors Of the filn- but an hour later.
haoul found that real burglars had
been busy during the film perform
ance ana had ransacl1ed her aps-t-
meuts Of Jewels and other raluehles.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-27

nov % walk said CARPENTER. Per
feet carrlage-the KNOWLEDGE that
you possess a full share OF that
poetry Of movement which We cali
uerortnant-las q wonderful effect
upon the mind and as ] hold that 10
be absolutely necessary IN the ztriv-
ing after physical fitness I would
put department lown as the begin
ming o. the alphabet OF physical r1l-
ture. Having learned 70 walk cor
rectly the desire for complete phgs-
lcal proficiency is irresistible. for you
nave mastered one Of the hardest and
most eNactius lessons OF your athletic
curriculum; you then know all about
poisa and balance; aHkwardnsss
VIII not seize you IN addition 20
the movement Of the muscles one gets
the FRESH pure air By walking ga the
country and the scenery and the
songs Of the birds gives one a more
cheerful outlook.
II have alwavs made 90 a roiut zo
alun all exercises that are merely
violent for that which is PHYSICAL
" hard to DO hurts and tiress Il ia'
harmful"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-27
Instead Of Showing Woman
In Glaring Light, Is
Shown as q Shadow.

NEW YORK. Dec. a7.-Nsw York
~ has just had It's biggest shock o.
the current theatrical season. Nor
ris Gest and F. Ray Comstoek
handed It out by presenting a. the
Century theater "Aphrodite." which
caused. such a sensation when Il was
produced in Paris . couple Of years
ago.
Beyond any possibility Of q doubt
''Aphrodite" is the most gorgeous
spectacle ever seen on the American
stage Also. on the opening night
L. was the most sensational perform
aHce ever produced IN New York
city.
Such a storm Of criticism followed
the opening performances that the
producers Immediately got busy
with their bluepsncila Some Of the
most offensive scenes we're cut cut
completely. while others less obnoE-
icus were toned down somewhat
One Of the features that caused q
great deal Of condemnation was n
scene In which half naked negroes
mingled with scores OF beautiful
white girls, themselves CARRIED but
scantily- The producers removed the
ne groes from tho cast
ClotheleHa statue.
Another scene which brought
down a storm OF disapurorai Vas
one in which the beautiful "Aphro-
dlte- stood under glazing light
for IS minutes CARRIED. as one critic
sta ted Fin the altogether" The pro-
duee2rs did net give her. any more
clothes. but they dimmed the lights
until only bare outline Of the fig
ure could be seen by the audience.
Your Husband Doing" IS the name
OF the Thomas il. Iuce ph0Loniav Ga
which Douglas MacBean and Doris
May were recently co-starred.
Vitagraph has signed ID william
Duncan. the serial star. % a contract
which makes Duncan che highest
paid artist IN this particular field
Under the new arrangement Duncan
viii start a serial on which Il Is an-
nouuced that 100000 VIII be ex-
pended.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-27

IN all the world females are IN q
little excess Of men
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-27

America produces more tale and
soapstone than All the rest OF the
world combined
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-27

TIE young lady across the way sayS
4 her father always gives his stock
holders a square deal, paying thsir
dividends right out Of the money thsv
bought their stock with II thsrs dsnit
happen 70 Be any saninEL
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-27

The deputy constable today received
By mail Z description Of a bank rob
Der. IN reading over the circular he
found that the robber has a mighty
fine pistol, and viii Try to trade him
out Of it If he comes by here.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-27

-Aphrodite" a. taken from the
novel BY Pierre Louyd i has lost
little o. Is rulgarity IN the transit
ton from the book TO the stage The
story concerns principally the life
o. courtesan. o. course q striking
u neautiLul one IN Egypt IN tn1
days before Christ
Tie producers. after locking over
an % the available talent IL the
United states, az least SO tnGT said
chose Dorothy Dalton. famous a. q
motion picture star. FOR the leading
role II was announced that 10 vas
Miss Dalton's first appearances on
the Speaking stage. II that was
truly the case Miss Dalton deserves
q great deal o. credit Her acting
was superb She put real fire into
vas 50 good that one could really
forget the gorgeous scenic surround
ings and concentrate on the story
Of the play
Clever Leading Nan.
Mckay Norris was the leading
man. and his work was fully I'D 20
The standard set By Miss Dalton.
AZ Demetrioa. the sculptor. who
fashioned the statue Aphrodlte. he
gave splendid portrayal He loves
no mortal woman. his statue being
the only object Of his affections
until be meets the courtesan, Chry-
sis She 70 test his Affection, makes
aim commit three thefts Flnaiiy. in
q dream he sees Aphrodlts as a iiv-
Ing woman and his love turns to
her and Chrysls o. forgotten.
lezt and C1m1t0cE evidently
srared no expense 20 make the suec-
tacle the greatest ever presented On
this country. There Is no doubt Is
% their success. More than 800 Dsr-
sons. the vast majority Of them
beautiful girls. 7aflcd very scam
llys are ln the cast The scenic
effects have never been equalied on
an. American stage.
lt the authorities permit the play
60 continue, which Is nos at all car-
TAIN az the clergy are daily bonn
narding the press and the authori-
ties with messages 20 stop 81. lt
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-27

Your Husband Doing" IS the name
Of the Thomas il. 1nce ph0toniay fn
which Douglas MacLean and Doris
Nay were recently co-starrsd.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-27

Isaac Hslvanger has closed BIZ
front gate for the winter.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-27

Have you seen what's Your Hua-
band Doing at The Bank fheaters-
asked woman passenger on the
street car OF her ntighbor. The
woman TO whom the query was adj
dressed turned clrtly to the inquirer
and replied. Z haven't seen my hua-
band for three weeks whats
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MALE HELP WANTED.

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MALE HELP WANTED

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lrsiuW. oklahoma Phone 90.
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MNNTED-Good. honest and rcliHbl"
druggist, ut once: iu the city. only
those with good references md ability
need apply D-u. uklnhOman,
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work. exclusive new features can
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