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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-22

tributed one OF the biggest recent
hits. Oh. You Don't Know What
You're lIissiu'." They are: That
Short and Ugly Word" and 49, writ
ten in collaboration with walter
Pulitzer, and VIII You Marry Ne
Dearg'' and IF Anyone Can Steal Her.
she's Not the Girl For Ne" both
words and music BY Mr.. Laska. Mr.
Laslza and Mr. Pulitzer are Boou TO
start work on a new musical comedy
in collaboration with J. Murray An
derson- with a view 70 midsummer
production.
Mrs. Castle Il Back
Irene Castle-shs no longer calls
helself Mrs. VerE0n-WhO returned
few weeks ago from London recently
signed a contract to act in motion
pictures for the Famous Players
Laslky corporation and The Firing
Line" Robert ChaAbers's novel viii
be scenarioiZed for her first release
Mrs. Castle has had several notable
engagements in motion picture work
Befores he went abroad shs acted in
a war film called -Patrica" for the
International Film corporation
MadeIine's New Role.
Madeline King IS now filling the
role OF Lilly. one OF the important
parts IN "A Little Journey" at the
Vanderbilt Miss King Is well remem-
bered as having successfully assumed
in an emergency such important roles
as those enacted by Alice Brady in
sinners" Julia Dean IN Bought and
Paid For" and Mary Nash's part IN
The Nan Who Came Back"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-22
HOROSCOPE
sINDAI-. NIARCH p. IN.

LNDA u MAELlh - 1913.
THIS is read as a favorable day by
/ astrologers. Mars, Mercury and
Saturn are all IN benefic aspect Venus
and Neptune are slightly adverse
Il IS an suspicious rule under which
to begin journeys. as railways are
subject to changing conditions that
indicate increase in speed and com
fort
Soldiers OF every rank should ben
eft. for the planets seem TO promise
them financial rewards, appreciation
and fame.
Machinery now VIII ocme to the fore
and viii be recognized as an essential
in providing for peace
The seers declare that American in
ventions viii play an important part
in the establishment OF world peace
Writing on this day should bring
benefits II is a time favorable for
sermons and for religious counsel.
since the sway IS believed TO make
persons receptive and responsive.
There is fortunate direction for
diplomacy and state papers are held
TO be subject to influences making
for clear vision and forcefulness.
Saturn today IS most encouraging to
farmers and fruit growers. There viii
be some sort OF diet lad that viii
increase the use OF vegetables and
fruits.
Accidents 20 shipping are foreshad-
owed and tho may be some trouble
over an in ltional incident that
trauspires CD. -le seas.
This is not lucky wedding DAY.
since chanEeableness and Inconsistency
are forecast for lovers
Persons whose birthdate It is have
the auguary OF an active year. Ad-
vantageOus change and travel are
prophesied-
Children born on this day are likely
to be enterprisiug and Trustworthy.
These subjects Of Aries usually are
fond OF the opposite sex and success
tul in business. Mars is their prin-|
cipal ruling planet-CopyriEh 1919
BY the Mcclure Newspaper Syndicate.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-22

the prOvefbial blue moon-these self
appointed arbiters OF the drama IN the
greatest theatrical center In the
world err. They make a mistake, and
a play succeeds in spite OF them
Alice a Winner.
A concrete instance in this connec-
ton is that Of Alice Brady. now in
the 25th week OF an all-season run in
Forever After" at the Playhouse.
For some reason that escapes dctec-
tion and defies explanation the af0re-
mentioned highbroWs OF the hotels
adopted, on the occasion OF Miss
Brady's opening in New York. policy
OF thumbs down They would have
nothing 70 do with Miss Brady as a
star or Forever After" as a play,
and they have been thoroughly con-
sistent in this attitude. even IN face
Of the remarkable popularity won BY
both star and play and the resulting
season long run. The fact that Hiss
Brady has been forced for some weeks
past 70 play extra matinees has reg
istered zero IN the combined craniums
Of the hotel ticket dispensers. They
said Forever After" wouldn't do for
them. Possibly the play does lack an
apparently essential slice OF sex and
questionable humor. but the fact re-
mains that IL has succeeded and IS to-
dav one OF the great successes Of the
aid from those beacon lights OF the
drama who. standing behind the
counter in a hotel ticket office. tell
prospective playgoers what they must
or must not see IN the New York the
alter.
All Of which IS worth recording,
because IL demonstrates conclusively
what many people in the theater have
long liked 10 believe but were afraid
that IL is possible for a real play 70
succeed in New York whether the
hotel gentry VIII It or not
Robins A Producer.
A new theatrical enterprise which
possesses distinctive phases comes in
the announcement that Edward Rob
ms. best known as one OF Broadway
favOrite actors and promoter OF high
class stock organizations, has en-
tered the field OF producing managers.
1lr. Robins initial venture was et-
fected recently when he entered into
a contract with Mabel Teliaferro. who
viii return TO the stage under his
in a new modern COM
adv.
The play which Mr.. Robins has pro-
vided for Miss TeliaferrO is entitled
Luck In Pawn" BY Marvin Taylor,
an author new in these parts. The in
ltial performance was given in STAN
ford. Conn. and after a short road
tour viii be given its New Terk pre-
miere at a Broadway theater- James
Shesgreen viii be identified with the
enterprise as manager.
-Four New Songs.
Madame Margarita sylvia has Just
accepted four new songs from Ed
Ward Laslza, who. by the way. con-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-22

worst complexion beauuful-provid-
ing the stomach and bowels are nor
NAL, OF course.
So much for pimples and black
heads and the coarse pores that al
ways accompany them Wrinkles are
another matter
To combat wrinkles. feed the skin
plenty Of oil and use astringents
This means that a gentle but thor
ough massage with a good cream is
necessary. And by a good cream
mean one made from almond or olive
oil, preferably made at home. It
should be used Immediately after a
hot soap and water wash, while the
pores OF the skin are open. After the
massage the surplus cream is 20 be
wiped off and an astringent used to
draw up the lax muscles and TO close
the pores. Nothing is better than ice.
which can be rubbed over the skin for
10 minutes 10 be most effective. II
YOU have no ice. fin the bowl with
water as cold as you can get it and
add a few drops Of tincture Of BEN
zoin, and rinse well with this
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-22

observed. president Wilson never did
4 whole lot OF jollying when he could
have done It over the telephone at I'M
limited local service rates In fact
from what I have seen Of Alr. Wilson.
he looks 70 me like a man who would
find II a whole lot easier 10 be easy
in his manner toward congressman by
wireless or by cable than face 70 face" "
Well you couldn't blame Mr.. VIII
son exactly, MaWruss." Abe said. be
cause up 10 the time he become gov
ernor OF New Jersey, his idea OF being
couple OF L l. DIS and sit up tn
pretty near nine o'clock knocking the
trustees. understand IN fact up 70
the time he resigned from being presi-
dent OF Princeton college. life TO Mr..
Wilson was just correcting one ex-
animation paper after another. all Of
which amt got nothing 10 do with
this here League OF Nations being a
good thing, Abe" Morris declared
4 High Grade Man
And Il don't affect the fact that Mr..
Wilson IS a high grade. A number one
gentleman. which is doing the best he
knows how 20 make good to his coun-
try. Abe. Morris declared
Did I say he wasn't9" Abe asked.
Then what are you dragging up his
past life for2" Norris demanded
What do you mean-dragging up
his past life7" Abe rej0ined- The way
you talk. Mawruss. YOU would think
that being president OF a college come
IN two degrees like grand larceny and
had 20 be lived down through the
guilty party getting the respect OF the
community by years OF honest work"
say lookyhere. Abe" Morris pro-
tested. Don't try 10 twist things
around till IL looks like was knock
ing Mr. Wilson. and not YOU"
Il am knocking president VIII
SOM Abe exclaimed @Nhy, I've
got the greatest respect for Mr.
Wilson and always did, Mawruss.
hut IL would be foolish not to ud-
NIT that the practice which a presi-
dent OF the United states gets in
being n college professor f. more
useful to him in framing up n
first class. A number one League
OF Nations than a Is in getting his
political enemies to accept IL. Am
I right or WronEf-
Maybe he would have got them TO
accept it II he had stayed in touch
with them personally and managed
the Peace Conference by wireless and
cable" Morris suggested
Where He Was Mistaken
HE probably figured that IL he
wanted 10 put over this here League
OF Nations IL was more necessary for
him 10 be on the job in France than
on the Job in America" Abe said
We'll" Morris commented" the
next time the United States Of Ameri-
ca has a Peace Conference on Its
hands. Abe. the president Will have
to be a co-partnership instead OF an
individual with one member Of the
firm in Washington and the other in
Paris"
But what would admiral Grayson
do2" Abe asked. He couldn't be in
two places at the same time"
Probably the Washington presl-
dent could find n bright young ply
stefan IN the treasury department.
Morris concluded. and promote him
to the honorary title and salary Of
controller Of the currency Copy
right. 1913. by Mcclure Newspaper
Syndicate.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-22

ples-these come from digestive trou-
bles or constipation or both, and can
not he cured until the Internal condi-
ton causing them is corrected. Con-
sequentlys you must defeat less or
eat more easily digested foods. and
take agar agar "a japanese sea weed
which comes in fine. white lakes)-
A heaping teaspoonful OF these flakes
is mixed, each day, with cereal OF any
such moist dish, and eaten Another
time III tell more about this agar
agar.
Blackheads and coarse pores viii
improve and eventually disappear If
you use this blackhead cleansing
powder daily. Mix
Wheat or corn starch. one part,
Powdered borax, one part.
Almond meal, two parts.
After washing the face with hot
water (soap. il you want, but Il is
not necessary with this powder.
sprinkle a little powder on the cloth
or hands and rub well into the skin.
Rinse off in hot water. and while the
skin is still hot. massage in q little
cold cream. The cream is necessary
because the powder is drying-must
be drying, TO be effective After the
cold cream. massage. rinse I'm ice cold
water, or rub with ice. This treat
menb persisted in, will make the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-22
Potash And PerLnutterAtT The Peace Conference
They Figure Out About The Legion OF Honor

I SEE where several Americans tool
/ advantage to Join the Legion Of
Honor while they was over here
Morris Perlmutter remarked as he sal
at luncheon with his partner, Abe
patash. IN the restaurant OF their
Paris hotel
Some people IS crazy for life IN
surance." Abe Potash commented. 'in
especially II they could combine Fl
with the privilege 20 make speeches
at lodge meetings. Also. Mawruss. a
whole lot OF people IS so badly pre-
dicted TO the lapel button habit that
they would Join anything so long as
they get a lapel button TO show for It.
But this here Legion OF Honor must
he a pretty good fraternal Insurance
proposition at that" Morris observed,
because Il saws here IN the paper
where several New York bankers has
gone into Il. which it's a mighty hard
thing to separate them fellers from
their money even with first class, A
number one gilt edged, two-name com
merciaI paper, and II this here Legion
Of Honor was Just a lapel button az
fair which assessed It's members every
time they had a death claim to pay,
you could take It from me, Abe, not
one OF them bankers would OF went
near it, so maybe Il would be good
thing II we looked into it. ABE
No Sick Benefits.
II you want TO Join this here Le-
rfon OF Honor. ttah's your business
HIawruss" Abe said. but I already
belong 10 the Independent Order Mat
tai Aaron. which I've been paying
them crooks for three years now that
I should get a sick benefit SIS week
without being laid up with so mucn
About the sick benefit I wasn't
rhfutrfn- ahout At all" Morris de-
clared. "but you take a feller Ike Sam
FEEDER. president OF the kOsctusko bank
for instance, and II we should be may
be next year a little short and wanted
an accommodation from two TO three
thousand dollars, understand, i
wouldn't do US no harm II we could
give him the L OF H grip for a starter
Am right or wrongT
'Sayi" Abe exclaimed. The chances
IS that when them New York bankers
gets back 70 New York. they viii want
to forget all about Joining this here
'sWhy. what Is there so disgraceful
about joining the L OF H. Norris
asked
Nobody SAID nothing about It's be-
Ing disgraceful. because lots OF decent
respectable fellers IS liable TO make
mistake OF that kind, understand ne"
Abe said, but you take one OF these
here members Of the firm Owe
would say for example. G. Morgan,
understand, which comes hack from
Paris after joining this here L Of H
and what happens him2
Takes Up Too Much Time
The first morning he comes down
to the office wearing an L. Of H but
ton. lIzwrusss everybody from the
paying teller Up IS going to ask him
what is the idea Of the button. and he
is going 10 spend the rest OF the day
listening to stories about people join
ing insurance fraternities which bust
ed up and left the members with I'M
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-22

MONDA1s MARCH a. 1olo.
XTENUS and Uranus rule strongly for
' good today. The sun IS adverse.
especially late in the evening
During this conhguration lovers o.
every age are wen directed. II Is an
auspicious rule for weddings.
While marriages will be more NJ
merous than in previous years there
viii be great notifications in domes-
tic life and women viii retain bust
ness or professional interests more
generally than al any previous time
As many marriages are prognosri-
Gated. so many divorces are foretold
and divorces viii be proportiouately
more numerous than in the past
Weddings today should bring happi-
ness that is not in any way dependent
on the bounty or influence OF relatives
The stars presaEe years OF united
work and high ambitions that can be
fulfilled
The position OF Mars denotes many
deaths and famous officer viii end
his career before midsummer, e Is
reconstructed
The Ineress in the tenth house. when
the sun entered the sign OF Aries, Is
read as presaginC increase OF honors
and fame for president Wilson
The positions OF the planets IN the
lltn house VIII assure exciting scenes
in the senate and produce intense III
feeling during an extra session. it IS
ur0gnosticated.
Honors 10 two representatives. from
their associates viii come uneNpecI-
eddy. the seers declare.
Agitation concerning women's dress
viii be increased by a fashion OF the
summer
Especial care OF the health should
occupy attention, as the summer may
be extremely trying.
Persons whose birthdate 10 is are 20
have MANY new friends through travel
and change. i'm all probability. Busl-
ness may cause anxiety The young
viii court and marry.
Children born on this day are likely
TO be sensitive. affectionate and In
dividu1L These subjects Of Aries are
usually successfuL-Cop yright. 1913.
by the Mcclure Newspaper Syndicate.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-22
T n1ds Liquor In Trunk
Instead Of Fine Clothes

Kansas City. No, March 22.-3lrs-
Olive Sterling, Of this city. packed
her steamer trunk with dainty cloth
ing and had il taken to the depot,
where she checked it TO Charleston.
W Va. where she intended paying
relatives a visit. on her arrival there.
instead Of her fine lingerie. dainty
dresses, etc. she found $50 pint bot
ties Of booze, evidently destined for
an oklahoma bOotlegger. She will
bring suit against the Kansas City
Terminal company for damage as .
result Of the miE-un.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-22

Hello. Henry. what's the good word7
Why is il I amt seen you up TO the
white house lately, Henry or Where
have you been keeping yourself lately.
Henry or Mrs. Lodge and the chill
dren all right Henry2' or something
like that"
say. for that matter. Abe. Morris
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-22
Letters About The Skin.

GENERAL letters about the care OF
~ the skin. large pores. pimpIes.
blackheads and wrinkles that have
been received recently. am going to
combine and answer today. They are
from:
~ +. W. r. C.. Mrs. r. " W, VIC
let D. Pimple Face. Frances. II. 3. F.,
Evangeline L R.. Mary L, A Reader,
Marguerite S. Biackbird, Buddie. Blue
Eyes. Therese, Mrs. James D., Faith
ful Reader. Olga Constant Reader,
Elizabeth, E. T., Alice, ]. T. H, AIu-
riel B., A Friend. Brownie, Worried
Brown Eyes, r. B., and Della II.
As this is a long subject 1 must be
brief as possible First for the PIN
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-22

president Wilson said 10 congress that
il wouldn't make any difference to
them about his being in Europe be
cause he was I'm close touch with them
and that the cables and the wireless
would make him available just as
though he was still living in the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-22

white house. Morris said.
sure 7 know" Abe agreed. but
the trouble with that situation was
that il amt been discovered by the
inventors vet how a president can
shake hands with a senator by wire
less or how he can sit down 70 din
ner by wireless with a few congress-
men and make them feel that he IS
their one best friend
Long Distance Politics.
also. Mawruss, il comes high even
for q president TO send cable messages
TO a senator which he thinks is get
ting sore about something. such ca
he messages being IN the nature Of:
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-22

I got back to America after a rough
passage"
-WSs he seasickc" Morris asked
Not day" Abe replied.
Then that accounts for It." Morris
commented.
Accounts for what2" Abe asked.
Or. Grayson being an admiral. %
Norris replied. which a couple OF
years ago when Mr.. Wilson appointed
Dr. Cfrayson to be an admiral over the
heads Of a couple OF hundred fellers
which had been captains OF ships for
years already. a lot Of people got
awful sore about It. and now II ap-
pears that he got the appointment be-
cause he can cure seasickness."
Il suppose II DR.. GrnysOn could
cure locomotive ataxIn the presi-
dent would OF appointed him d.
rector general OF railroads." Abe
remarked.
For my part. Abe. Morris said. IF
7 had a good doctor like DR.. Grayson
attending me. and it was necessary
TO keep him. he, would appoint him
a field marshal, just so long as he
could make me comfortable on an At
lantic trip in winter time"
Another job.
But there isn't no office IN the
army or navy that president Wilson
could appoint Dr. Grayson to which
2
n DIT. GraysOn could have made the
president feel comfortable IN Wash
ingtOn when he got there, Mawruss."
Abe said. which 7 see by the paper
this morning that thirty-seven United
States senators coming from every
state in the union except Missouri.
suddenly discovered they was from
Missouri, in particular the senator
from NASSAU husetts, and not only does
them senator's want to know what the
meaning Of that constitution OF the
League OF Nations means, but they
also give motive that whatever Il
means, they are going TO knife il any
sure I know" Norris said. they're
like lot Of business men you and me
has had experience with. Abe. They
claim shortage and kick about the
quality Of the shipment before they
even start to unpack the goods. Why
don't they wait till 1fr. Wilson goes
back and finished up his job2"
They haven't got the time" Abe
replied, because the session ends on
March Youth at noon, Just about -
hours before admiral Grayson is pay
ing his first professional call on
president Wilson aboard the George
Washington, and by the time congress
gets together again. president Wilson
expects to have the League OF Ma
tons proposition sewed up so tight
Lnar mere VIII De nothing leIt Tor
them senators 10 do but to endorse
it"
Congress Busy LoafinE.
But as understand II, them sen
ators just loafed away their time
during the end OF the session and
didn't pass a whole lot OF laws which
they should ought TO have passed,
Abe. so that It viii be necessary for
president Wilson TO call an extra ses-
sion in a few days" Morris said.
That's what them senators fig
u-ed." Abe agreed. but they was mis-
taken. Mawruss. because the president
amt going to run any chances OF be-
ing interrupted while he is working
on this here Peace Conference by S o.
s messages from Washington 10
please come home II he wants to save
anything out OF the wreck congress
is making Of the inside Of the capitol
But thought that before he went
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-22

their perfume Many birds sing and
flash through the underbrush. for nd
tive chiefs forbid use Of any firearms
on the mountain where Tusitala lies.
On a my plateau at the top Of the
mOuntai is the tomb, with the me
mortal -erse that Stevenson himself
wrote arved on the stone Far
away # m even the quiet life OF the
native settlements. Stevenson's grave
is the III Isl peaceful place in an island
Of peact,
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Antonio Morales, alteration del or
den. Absuelto.
Juana Rivera, alteration del orden.
Absuelto.
Rafaela Ducos, acontecimiento agre
sion. Dos dolares de multa dos dias
dc carcel.
Victoria Texidor, alterar Ell orden.
Un dollar de multa I'm dia de car
eel. s'3 'tei' r
Marcial Almeda, violacion de la ley
de sanidad. Un' dollar de 'multa. Il q
Juan canciO Flores Rafael Santa
go. acometimiento y aggression. Diez do
laros dc multa 0 disz dias de csrcel,
Sandalio Pagan, infraccion a la ley
de Sanidad. Un dollar de multa.
Jose vilanova, infrsccion la ley de
Sanidad. Un dollar de multa.
Esteban Surita, infracci0n Ley SAM
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