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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-21

VERY few women know how TO
Y brush their hair properly. Some,
thinking it doesn't mater how it IS
done, begin the task as violently as
though they were commencing to
rake a potato patch. The scalp should
be stirred up and made to perform
its function OF nourishing the hair.
But the roots OF the hair are among
the most delicate organs In the body
and should be treated with extreme
consideration
Only a snail strand OF hair should
be combed at a time. And the hair
should be held gently in the fingers
of the other hand. close 10 me ROOFS,
while the comb IS being welded
Comb slowly with a long stroke, 70
the very end Of the hair. Altar the
snarls are all removed then brush,
beginning with a soft stroke at the
roots and sweeping with a long, firm
stroke to the end Of the hair.
Z the hair is combed and brushed
in too long strands Il VIII have q
heavy. ropy appearance after its
brushing, whereas the ideal condition
is that every hair should stand out
separately from IT'S fellows as a dis
tinct individual This gives the hair a
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-21

Save your hair and double its beauty Yeu have lots Of
long thick strong lusous hair Don't let it stay hele
thin scraggy or fading. Bring back its color vgor and vitality
Get ascent bottle of delightful "DanseHe" at any drug or
toilet counter to fsheu your scalp; check dandf and falling
hair Your hair needs stimulating identifying "Danderine
to restore its LIE color brightness abundance Hurry, Grs
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-21

deep in to a firm but light back This
is an excellent disturber OF dandruff
but should be used sparingly on a
tender scalp.
In Paris 7 found hairbrushes with
graduated brlstles, so made that the
1ristles Of the outer edges OF the
brush are one-half as long as those
in the center. These are called mas
sage brushes, for the pressure upon
the brush pushes the center OF the
brush deeply into the scalp, while
the outer edges stroke the hair.
The comb that IS half tooth. half
hair is a new device for convenience
in combinE the hair that gives those
who use It a better leverage
A home remedy for falling hair
much in use among those who look
carefully after their hairs health is
mixture OF one chopped onion and
one chopped carrot
This. rubbed wei into the scalp ev-
cry day for a fortnight or more, the
country people tell me. quickly re-
news the nair that is falling out or in
seedy condition They call the
treatment getting a new head OF
hair" OF course Il would be impossi-
bic TO apply this remedy while one Is
attending 10 any social duties. so I
should say that the best time 10 try
IL is while you are on a vacation trip
in the country.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-21
BuLina Cavalier.


peculiarly soft effect that takes off
from the harsh outline Of the fea-
lures.
Be sure and brush the hair every
night before retiring Do not omit
this brushing. for there is no other
way TO remove the accumulated dust
Of the day. You would not 90 TO bed
without washing your face, so you
should be just as particular about
your hair.
Two or three nights OF this sort OF
neglect viii soon reveal itself in fall
ing hair. No matter how tired you
are or how late Il IS, do not forego
the brushing You viii find that il
VIII also help TO soothe your nerves.
while preserving the beauty OF your
hair.
Hairdressers tell ne that, as a rule.
the American woman has beautiful
hair, for it is usually thick and often
curly, but when IL curls OF waves nat
urally il Is inclined 70 be short. The
French Woman's hair has the same
fault. English women, on the other
hand, have beautifully long hair. but
my authorities tell ne they are more
predisposed TO badness than either
American or French women.
In London they wake the sleeping
scalp with a brush made OF whale
bones. The whalebones are split and
polished and set three or four inches
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-21

sian Hohenzollern. a Hapsburgian
bambooZler. a Pollokian peasant, a
Slavonian disturber, a Cossak muir
derer. a Turkish woman killer. an
Italian avenger. an East Indian mu-
latto, a mayonasian yellow streak, a
Chinese nchu-mongoliau. a Japan
ase imitator. an Arabian Night Per-
sian Bedoln. a Morrocan monkey, and
so on ad iufinitum, with a sovereign
American citizen2 Ye gods-
Bunk. Of bunk. the veriest kind Of
senseless perfidityi Imagine these
things with an American who lives In
the land Of the free and the home OF
the bravei
Truly the Statue OF Liberty should
raise itself In every community and
make US mindful Of the fact that we
have not yet lost the noble heritage
handed down to US by the father OF
our nation-a beacon light among the
nations and the peoples OF all the
world
"Semper Fidells."
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-21
AdoIph Zukor, King of the Movie World,
Grabs Up Everything In Sight In Effort
To Make Conquest of FilmdOn1 Complete

A MOVIE within a movie IS what
n the business end Of film produc-
ton and distribution in the United
States might be Justly termed, ac-
cordinE 10 comments OF FL Paso eL-
hibitors.
In this big business drama Adolph
luxor. although personally as fine a
man as one would care to meet. IS the
villain. The exhibitor Is the woman
in the case as far as effects are con
cerned. The pictures are the pa
per-r-r-s" and the poor. benighted.
$1,000 a week actor is the che-e-ild-
In other words Mr.. Zukor IS reach
ing out over and above all Of the
ramifications and complications OF
the movie industry IN America and
grabbing up everything. according to
Ben Lewis, manager Of the Ellanay
and the Grecian- As a result he con
trolls production. distribution and eI-
hibition in many parts OF the country
and especially in the southwest
Plans to Rule World.
The day isn't far away, according to
movie prophets, when M luxor VIII
sit aloft on a great celluiofd throne.
king Of the second largest industry
in America and boss Of the theater
world. Allied with luxor IS Marcus
Loew. sultan Of Vaudeville. These
two men are going 20 tell the public
what Il shall have in the way OF
amusement and incidentally how much
the public shall pay for the privilege
Just a few days ago FL PasO exhibl-
tors signed contracts for 1920 prOduc-
tons and the lowest increase in cost
stipulated was 100 per cent and many
Of the films viii cost 200 percent more
than they have been costing. This
fnne 70
up attendance or higher movie prices.
Most Of the additional cost goes into
higher salaries for performers Some
OF II goes into better pictures This
also IS the explanation OF why there
IS no such thing as a nickel show any
more. When producers began TO bid
for artists their salaries went from
$500 TO $1,000 week, in many in
Few stick It Ont.
So far the United Artists. which
include Chaplin, Fairbanks, Pick
ford and Hart. and the Goldwyn. VI
tagraph and First National exhibit
tors have stuck il out. but one OF the
most persistent Of the many rumors
IN movieland saws that these are soon
to fail before the onslaught Of the
mighty Zukor.
Speaking Of the First National Ez-
hibitors' circuit leads TO another COM
plicatiou IN the game. The First Ma
tional, organized about two years ago,
comprised about z9 Of the larger ex-
hibitors over the country who sought
that strength against the encroach-
ments Of production which union
gives. One OF the high officials and
directing factors in this organization
was S. A. Lynch, who has headQuar-
ters at Dallas Lynch was and IS
primarily a distributor. but he ruled
the destinies OF an exhibiting orEani-
ration which sought freedom from
distributors
A war started between exhibitors
Of the south and southwest on one
side and Lynch on the other about six
months ago. A peace was patched
and the exhibitors, led by z. H Hull
sey, Dallas; P. o. Levy. Fort worth;
w J. Lyle. san Antonio. and Tom
Boland Of oklahoma City, went over
to the camp Of Lynch
Villain Pulls the Wires.
But odds bodkins, as Shaspere's
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-21

heroes might say, the exhibitors were
trapped Lynch is a henchman Of
luxor. The wiley Villain" OF Broad
way had pulled the wires and the
heroine" was in his clutches The
papers" are in his safe flCeeping)
and the che-e-ild may be forced to
live on the husks Il can buy with a
meager salary Of a couple OF thou
sand weekly, henceforth.
Meantime the more famous dlrec-
tors. led by Thomas Ince have united
in an effort TO control the game and
threaten TO produce Independently Of
all other producing agencies II the
others don't watch out Whether the
terrible luxor OF rtcraft
viii gobble Up this new interest along
with the rest remains 10 be seen
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-21

Robson extended invitations 10 so
ccnvalescenr men 20 her performance
OF "Tish" on Saturday afternoon
Miss Robson's entertainment on
Thursday afternoon at Fort Bliss was
greatly appreciated by her audience.
The send field artillery men were
delightfully."- entertained Wednesday
evening at the post with a program
arranged by Airs. j. ~ Mathis. Miss
Mamie TAYLOR. Miss Dorothy Parker
and Mrs. Nina Williams gave a NUM-
Der OF vocal numbers Miss Elsie
Chalien. Miss Helen Roberts. Miss Ha-
eel Spence and Mrs Mathis composed
an orchestra which delighted the lis
taners- Miss Challen and Miss Roberts
played violins; Miss Spence the saxo-
phone and Mrs. Mathis was pianist
All the contributors to the program
were called back many times.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-21
Miss May Robson EntertainS Sick Men
AtPOSt; Will Have Them At Her Show

THROUGH arrangements made by
/ Mrs. Alfred F. Kraft and Mrs J.
G. CoIlinson. hostess OF the Red
Cross convalescent home at Fort
Bliss. Miss Nay Robson gave an at
ternoon OF entertainment there on
Thursday for the men OF the base hos
pital. Her talk consisted chiefly OF
jokes and amusing entertainment,
which she calls Funny Ones" Col
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-21

Only 80 percent Of the eligible
women voters in New York City have
registered
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-21
Letters To The Herald
DOESN'T LIKE DIRECT ACTION

DOESN'T LIKE DIRECT ACTION
Editor FL Paso Herald
When you hear man boosting the
I. ". ". knock his block of"
This is direct action" pure and sim
pie. It's concommitant IS violence ana ana
murder. And your advice is 10 others
10 enrare in. and adopt these methods
me Il W. W. agitator also. like you,
preach direct action" He also llAs
Won. advises others than himselt %
ADOPT and do the knocking or me
other fellows block
J. / Kimbal-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-21
PEPTIRON
Agreeable to the Taste. Acceptable 60
the stomach Readily Asslmilated-

This real iron tonic gives vigor and
tone 10 all the organs and functions,
and establishes the conditions OF
health
Il combines iron with nux and pep
sin and other great tonics and diEes-
tives. and IS Invaluable for the ane-
mic, pale, nervous and dyspeptic.
II is especially recommended for its
restorative effects on the nervous and
digestive systems, creating a normal
appetite. perfecting nutrition. and
promoting natural sleep.
"Peptiron Is a great medicine.
have taken IL and do not get so tired
az I did. and my appetite is better
=. P Winkley. B. 103. Gossvi1le, n. r.
Made by c. I Hood Co, Lowell.
Lass.-AdT
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-21
Saturday, Calendar
In Local Society

DECEPTION In the afternoon at the
N Woman's Clubhouse for Miss
Annie Webb Blanton. state superin-
tendeut Of schools. following an ad-
dress by Miss Phantom.
The Guild OF the White Shrine OF
St. Clements Episcopal church viii
hold It Thanksgiving sale and Jap
anese tea in the undercroft Of the
church both during the afternoon and
evening
An Entertainment and dance given
in the evening in Liberty hall IN
honor Of the 18th anniversary OF the
founding Of the Circle OF Ftance
Riding class at FCrt Bliss at ?. m
Gymnasium classes for children IN
the morning from 10 TO II o'clock at
the Y. NJ c. A clubhouse
Weekend dance at the Country
club,
Saturday evening dance at Khaki
club No. 1.
The Cheerful Girls club VIII meet
on Saturday afternoon with Miss May
Marcus as hostess at her home on
Overland street.
Only 80 percent Of the eligible
women voters in New York City have
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-21

". E. Cooper, commanding officer
OF the base hospital. and a number Of
other officers and their wives were
present and there were $50 men pres
eut from the base hospital
Airs. D. ". DetWiler brought TO the
Red Cross house quantities OF chry-
santhemums, other autumn flowers
and crimson and gold leaves and ivy,
which were utilized in beautifyins
the reception rooms for the after
noon.
Durinr her visit TO the post. lllss
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-21

An increase Of several hundred In
the enrolment OF women students at
Iowa state college has left the 81 ate
hoard Of education to provide $4,000
for the construction OF a new wOman's
dormItcry.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-21

Take a kodak along or course
you want pictures Of the game, OF
II there is none pictures Of the party
with guns viii be treasured in latei
years. Get them at
J. F. Gnndara Photo supply Co.
ITO Z. san Antoine St.-AGv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-21

Il was in the 18th century that
gloves with separate fingers were
first worn
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1919-08-22
BAPTIST VALLEY NEWS

Miss Stella Ellis made n flying WIS.,
1T to Richlands and back Saturday.
Miss Clara Johnson spent Sunday
with Misses Ada and Margie Har-
man.
Mr.. Gus Payne and his two daught.
crs, Misses Kathlcne and Matte, at
tended prayer meeting at Bandy's
chapel Sunday night.
Mr.. Lawrence Lowe made flying
trip to Cedar Bluff Sunday.
Mr.. Mckinley Maynard, Mr.. Dex-
ter Beavers and Miss Stella May
nard spent Saturday night and Sun
day with their friend at Drill, Miss
Mae Armes, who is staying with her
sister, at that place.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. w. Maynard were
at Raven Sunday to attend the fu-
neral of their cousin, John White,
who died at that place.
Miss Tara Dnford and Molle Peery
were the guests of Miss Alice Grey
Lowe Sunday.
Mr.. Crockett Lowe has returned
home from Ohio, where he has been
working, and all his friends arc dc.
lighted to sec him home.
Mr.. Harve Beavers, who got his
hand mashed sometime ago, is i'm
proving nicely.
MIR. Blake Lowe is still at home,
and we hope he will stay with US a
Mr.. Dexter Beavers, his mother
and Mrs. Laura johnson went to the
city of Bluefield Monday in their car
to have some dental work done.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1919-08-22
a Trnctor Dcmonslrniinn

Tractors in Tnzcwcll County mr.,
us yet III the experimental stage.
There are number of good mn.
chimes on the market but what ih,
farmers of Tazcwcll County want Ia
Inow IS what tractor is best suited
for their conditions
II has been clearly demonstrated
hat the Ford car is the most prnr.
u'al car Under all conditions. made
MIR. Ford says, and he knows :: rood
deal about automobiles and tractors
hat tn 'ordson is going TO domi-
nate tI' tiactor world Just as his
car haS til" auto world.
In order To determine To some de-
rfer the tlnctor that is best suited
m This section, we hereby nsk thai
oll parties Interested in the sale and
use OF tractors have n demonstration
nH soon rs possible. We should Sc
lrct both lcvrl and hillside land and
show what n tractor can do under The
conditions that prevail in this coun-
ty.
We can have II pleasant time and
we are sure much good will follow.
TAIEWELL MOTOR co.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1919-08-22
new HOTEL AND
BANK ASSURED
Another National institution
Has Been Organized 10 Begin
Business in Near Future.
Remodel Old H0stehy.

A new national bank has been or
ganizcd here with capital stock of
100000 The promoters have been
disposing of the stock To many
farmers and business men of She
county for the past month. 1t is
stated that about all of the stock has
been subscribed. 1t is proposed to
begin business as soon as the build
ing can be arranged and the fur
niture and fixtures secured.
The Jef'ersonvillc Hotel property
has been bought and hotel com
pany will be formed at once for pur-
poses of taking over the property,
and propose to remodel and and give
to the public modern hotel.
The promoters propose for the
present to lease the old hotel prop
orty and keep the hotel open until
plans can be arranged for remodcling
and enlargement. 1t is stated that
the building will be extended to the
rear and that about "a additional
rooms will be added, and modern
fixtures and convenicnces added.
Work will be commenced on the
new bank building about the first
of the month.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1919-08-22
Negro Has Narrow Escape From
Lynching BY Broadway Crowd.

New York, Aug. l6.-Eh Gegs, q
negro. narrowly escaped being lynch
ed by Broadway crowd in Times
Square tonight, following an alleged
attack by him upon Joseph Jones, :
white, who was on his way to Il
theatre with II young womdn.
Jones, after an Attenuation with Il
negro, was badly slashed about the
face and neck and fell bleeding to
the street.
A crowd of about 1000 quickly
gathered about the spot and advanc-
ed on Gregs with cries of chang
him" and "get rope"
"A policeman held the mob Off with
a revolver until Il patrol wagon ar
rived to take the negro to police
station, where he was boxed on :,
charge of felonious assault. He de-
nies he was the man who welded
the knife.
AT the hospital to which Jones was
removed it was said that his con
dition was critical.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1919-08-22
Nrws OF lowell Ridge

Mrs. f. p. Carr ana Miss Flora
Kennedy returned last week from q
few days visit to Bluefield and Pow.
hatan, w. Va.
Mr.. Joe Davis, ofWythe County
is visiting his sister, Mrs. j. C. Burke
Miss Iris Hilton, of Tazcwell, spcm
the week end with Mrs. j. C. Burke
Miss Margaret st. Clair, and hei
guests, Miss Ridley Bergman, OF
Smithfield, Va, and Miss Sarah
Mcleod, of Charleston, S. C. Accom-.
panied by Mr.. Joe Walton, of Roa-
noke, Mr.. Graham Preston and Mr.
Houston st. Clair, of Tazewcll, mo.
tored up from Tazewcll Mondey even.
ing and spent an hour or so at Je.
well Ridge. Mr.. st. Clair remained
to look after the Y. M. C. A..
Mrs. Brown Barnett and daughter
Miss Maggie, spent the week end at
Tazewell. They rcteurned home Mon
day, having with them little Misses
Kate and Helen Barnett, who have
been visiting in Tazewell for the
last week.
Little Miss Katherine Fox, of Rich.
lands, is spending the week end with
Mrs. Hounshell.
Mrs. Peery Smith, bride of few
weeks, was stricken with appendi.
citis week before last and had to bt
taken to a hospital at Richards fol
an operation. She was very i'll after
the operation, but is getting along
nicely now.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1919-08-22
GALA WEEK OF
ENTERTAINMENT
ChautauQua Will Begin Here on
Saturday. August 30, and Con-
tinue Monday and Tuesday.
High Class Program.

Tazcwell is to have n gala week
OF high class entertainment, heginn-
ing August 30, with the Radcliffe
lyccum Bureau, of Washington, will
have in Tazcwell number of the
leading lecturers, musicians, read
ers, and performers of the country.
The chautnuqua will take place in
the New Theatre, BEGINNING on Sat
urday afternoon. The program will be
continued through Monday and Tues
day following. Mr.. a. S. lIigginboth-
am has been placed in general
charge of the arrangements for the
entertainment and has appointed com.
mittees to push the work. Miss Mel
lie Cobaugh, of Johnson City, Tenn,
has been in TaZcwell for several
days this week in the interest of the
chautauqua, and states that the per-
sonnel of the companies coming here
is of the highest.
OPENING DAY AUGUST 30.
The Allied Quartcttc, Concert.
Col. G. A. Gearhart. Lecture, "Thc
Lamp of Aladdin" or "What Is Edu-
cation"
co, y Night; ,,,
WI. VI. ~ NclTTiirt, Lecture. The
Greatest Thing A Man May Know"
or "The Purpose of Education"
The Allied Gunrtcitc, Concert.
SECOND DAY SEPT. /.
Afternoon.
Mrs. Lily Mcl'adden, Lecture,
"lIomc Making"
The Agnes Mathis Company, Con-
cert.
A Community Conference. "The
House Around the Corner" Conduct .
ed by Mrs. Lily McFaddcn.
Night
The Chnutauquc Director, Lecture.
"Ihe Problem of the Unprcpared" or
"Thc Need of Education"
The Agnes Mathis Company, Con-
cert.
THIRD DAY SEPT. 2.
Afternoon.
Frances Maltby, Lecture, "rhc
Red Cross-A Record and Prop
hccy."
The Lawson Company, Concert.
Conference on "Ilome Care of the
Sick" Conducted by Frances Mnltby
AN officially assigned Red Cross
Nurse.
Night.
The Chnutauqua Director, Lecture,
Pushing Back Horizons" of "rhe
Results of Educnton."
The Lawson Company, Concert.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1919-08-22
A Former Aviator Here

Lieutenant R. P. Wilcox, of Pike
vile, KY, has been visitor to town
this week. He is a son of Wilcox, the
Jeweler, once a resident on Tazewell
Avenue, this town. Lieutenant Will
cox, with his brother, #. P. have
jewelry business in several towns in
Kentucky. The family still live at
Morgantown, w. Va.
He was an instructor in the air
service in this country, and was in
France eight months. He flew 10000
feet over New York City, and was
seriously injured there in an accid-
dent.
Lieutenant Wilcox says he is going
into the flying machine business a.
other people are in the auto business
that flying machines are as simple
and safer than automobiles.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1919-08-22
Real Estate Deal at Pocahontas.

Pocahontas business property seems
to be. in demand. The second big
deal there was closed Monday night,
when E. V. Garrett and E. G. Cum
mings, trading as Central Grocery
Company, purchased the brick build
ing of James A. and Mary Bailey, on
the corner of Center and st. Clair
streets. The purchasers have been oc-
ccupying the store building for some
time. Mr.. Garrett and others passed
through Graham yesterday on their
way to and from Tazewell, where
they had been on business-Graham
Daily News.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1919-08-22
Senator Martin Is Again In Hospital
At Charlottesville.

ChnrI0ttcsvilIe, Aug. Senator
Thomas S. Martin, of Virginia, mi
nority leader in the Senate, who was
forced some time ago to give up
his duties because of his health, is
undergoing treatment at n hospital
here. Physicians attending him said
today he was making good progress
and expected to return home short
ly.
This is the Senator's second visit
% the hospital this summer, physi-
clans having permitted him to re-
ihrn to his home near here in July
when he showed marked improve
'ncnt. Recently, however, his con-
dition became worse and he wa,
brought back to the hospital. Only
a few visitors are permitted to sec
him.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1919-08-22
James Harvey Aknra

James Harvey Akers died at Dun
cannon, Scctt county at the home of
his, son, p. NJ Akers, Tuesday, the
10Th, in his 77th year Burial took
place here in the new. cemetery yes
terday. Rev. Mr.. Arrowood conduct
ed the service at the grave. He leaves
five children.
Mr.. Akcrs was native of Mont
gomery county He lived in this coun-
ty for a number of years, and in this
town for while, and was we'll and
favorably known.
His sons, j. H. Akcrs, of Oklahoma
and w. F., of Honaker, and wife and
daughter, and Rufus Schaub, son-in-
law, accompanied the remains here.