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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-01
81. Louis PLANNING To
Be Model City By Way
OF Strict State LauS

St Louis. No. Feb. 1.-St Louis
viii become a model city II the sug-
gestiCns Of the committee Of fifty.
which has been investigating vice
Recommendation for state leEisla-
ton are as follows
An injunction and abatement meas
ure. which viii empower officials 20
declare houses OF questionable char
acter nuisances and provide means FOR
their suppression
Making il misdemeanor 10 regis
fer a false name at n hotel or for a
man 10 register a woman as his wife
when she is not
ForbiddinE questionable exhibitions
and plays.
To make 81 unlawful for drug stores
20 exhibit certain articles
For better control Of penny ar
cades and penny in the slot machines
To make IL unlawful TO show i'm
proper books or pictures.
To make il misdemeauor % write.
post or exhibit improper signs. pic
lures OF language.
Giving power to an officer or the
prosecuting attorney TO destroy all
gambling devices. improper books
pictures and other Objectionable mat
ter
Against exhibiting in dramshops Of
improper pictures. statues. or devices.
or pictures or statues OF nudities.
Creating a state board OF censor
ship for moving pictures.
a law against common law mar
riages
Requiring five days 10 elapse be-
tween the time Of application for
marriage license and the ceremony.
The committees report charges that
some hotels in the city are little bet
ter than resorts.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-01
LittLeBObbie.
symptoms or Influenza But Rouse
His Dauntiess Courage. TIL Ma
Antervenes With Strategy
and Hot Lemonade and
Sends Him to Bed.


DA had cold in his he'd wen he cain
hoam last mite, It was awful hard
to hear what he sed. But he KEEP talk
ing Jest the saim.
I RELY think you shud ought for
to give yure deer throte a rest. sed
Ma. & yure noabel brane, witch must
be kind Of stuffed up. sed Ma.
viii newer give up the shin. sed
Pa That IS the kind Of a sport yure
Unkel Dudley is. sed Pa.
OF course. Of course. sed Ma Z
oident meen that YOU were In any
dainger Of leeping into the Crate
Seey ond' sed Ma, hut do think one
shud be cairful these days with a cold
Ihare is a lot OF this Spanish fnflu-
enza leeping from crag to crag. sed
ma, y you must ever be on yure Gard.
sed Ma.
a Fearless FataIst.
I am a Fataliss, sed Pa, what is 70
De IS 10 be & YOU can't change It any
moar than you cud swim up Niars-v
ais IN fur overcote. sed Pa.
mat is all Sheer Nonsense. sed
Ma / git all out OF pashens with A
persons who talks thus. sed Ma.
Deleeve that way, Just the safu.
sed Pa, 1 believe that Il was Fate
yeers ago with yure face beemfng
with luvlite. sed Pa. & yure voice IKE
the whispering OF pines, Pa sed. You
were sum Kid. sed Pa.
You are a deer old boy. sed Ma. but
you mussert talk so much, It IS bad
for yure cold.
Maybe it is sed Pa. maybe I better
RELAPSE into Grim Silence. I often
think OF them giOrus days, tho. sed
"a wen was a dashing yunE cavv-
leer, sed Pa. with gurls everyware
kneeling at my shrine. sed Pa.
You doant say, sed Ma, how roman
tick one can be with a cold in the
Yes. indeed. sed Pa. but sumbow.
sed Pa, the older & richer yeers has
moar happiness in them Friendship
means moar. Luv mems moar. Rent
IS higher. etc, sed Pa.
Be still. sed Ma You viii surely
doant rest It up. Why doant you 20
20 bed, sed Ma.
The Viking Spirit.
VIII not give in 70 4 common cold.
SEQ Pa / have too much Of them old
Vikings IN me for that, sed Pa
That isent good sense. sed Ma, you
must be cairfuL Goto bed & 1 win
maik you hot lerimunade. sed Ma
Then in the morning you win be VI
4 singing like a canary.
Well, sed Pa, that may be the best
thing for me 10 do. but I certingIy
hate TO give IN like that. I am a
hardy man. sed Pa used to the ruff
side Of life I hate TO think I must
crawl away & be sick Jest beekaus
Of a httel cold, sed Pa
Many a strong man has went into
the Beyond on account Of negleck-
ting a cold. sed Ma. The wurld needs
you TO much, sed Ia. for you TO be
careless
I newer thot Of that, sed Pa. That
IS the way with CRATE gents witch the
wurld needs the moast. sed Pa Thav
fergit thare duty to the wurld. I
believe I viii hit the hay, then. II you
say so. sed Pa
I dideut use that cheap slang. sed
Ma
That is no way TO talk 10 sick
gent sed Pa. ] guess I will stay I'D.
But after littel while Pa tried
to smoak a cigar & he threw it away.
so ] guess he amt feeling vary we'll
Wen I grow up ] viii try not to have
q cold so I wOant have to quit smok-
ms
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-01
"Vamp'S" Attractions Pail Upon
Man With Real Girl For 4 Friend
Affairs With Professional Coquettes Are Youthful
Fever and Effects Pass ffIike Those Of
Other Ailments of the Young.

had TO submit himself TO a heavy
burden Of family rules and pronibl-
tions-
Isn't such a youth the natural prey
OF a vampirec
It's highly convenient and pleas
urable TO find all your protests and
rebellions apparently embodied in
some one person. and II she's per
son of whom everybody disapproFes,
all the better. You can register your
attitude Toward things in genera
merely by seeking her society or
that's what YOU do at first After a
while you seek il for its own sake.
II isn't that you fan in love with
this stimulating. tormenting. fear
fully upsetting person But you want
to be near her as much as possible.
You want TO be agitated and upset.
You want TO enlarge your knowledge
by finding out all the WAYS in which
this provocative Young creature Is
different from the good, sensible
girls you've known hitherto You
want 90 get everything possible out
OF this delirious experience you're un-
dergoing. You want to drain II dry
.sVamp'S~ Victim Released.
And some day you will find that
this is just what has happened
The "Yamp' doesn't hold you any
longer. You've learned all she can
teach you The measles are over.
And IL is just at this point, Of
course. that the youth who has had
his season with the woman who ex-
cites naturally yearns for the woman
who soOthes.
The girl who has a big heart and
no vanity and wouldn't hurt his feel
ings for the world; the girl who be-
lieves in him and longs to be useful
to him, now has her supreme oppOr-
tunity- # she chances to be within
range, and II she takes the trouble
TO be gentle and comforting and kind.
the lacerated. fever smitten victim
OF the '-vamp" viii probably fall in
love with her in a month.
Hen feel so safe in falling IN love
with q girl Of this type. And he
viii yearn for safety. Doubtless. a
great many maria ges come about In
Just this way.
Now it may be that the youth over
whose welfare some mother or ma
rernallv interested woman is brood
ing has the reckless. danger loving
temperament that will demand at
least one ''vamp" encounter in his
life. And in that case I don't see
that there's anything TO be done
about IT,
But the average youth isn't OF this
type And it's fairly easy 10 protect
him II you can see that he isn't bored
But can you2
The best preventive against bore
dom IS the companionship OF girl
who has not only charm but brains.
The insipid or the stupid girl. how
ever negatively virtuous she NAV be.
viii perhaps not exert a trace OF in
fluence on the youth in the plastic
stage But a girl who has the quail
ties OF a comrade and a mind that
viii keep him on his mettle. may cas-
i1v be the most important factor in
shaping his life
II boy IS good friends with even
one girl OF this fine modern type. he
is pretty sure 20 be immune to the
fascination Of the "vamD.-s The wO-
man who is the companion Of his
mind IS the woman who Yields the
real power at any stage Of a mans
life
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-01
WAREHOUSES;

and men in juZtap0sition. but in saw
ing hundreds Of thousands OF dol
lars 10 the men and TO their en-
Dloyers.
How IT Works out IN Fl PaSo.
Less than year ago the United
States employment service in e. Paso
consisted of'one desk in the basement
OF the immi grafton office at the
santa Fe street bridge. and such
time as examiner Perry p Young
could spare from his duties as I'M
migrant inspector.
Today the United States employ
ment service occupies tne entire base
meur OF the city hail. employs five
people and during the past year has
found employment for literally thou
sands OF applicants
Offspring Of ImmiEratl0n Service
Its operation was begun in Fl Paso
under the immigration service. pri-
marily 20 assist AeLicals coming into
this country TO find work So the
Fl PasO office might be considered
the offspring OF the immigration SER
vice
Personnel OF Fl PaSo Force.
ar. Young was transferred 70 the
state office at san AuroniO- w W
Blue was made examiner in charge
At Fl Pasc, and Henry ~ Walker, eN-
aminer. to assist him
Mr.. Blue was in charge OF the Of
flee three weeks when called TO an
Officers training school W r.
Brooks was then appointed TO take
charge OF the office and has been in
charge ever since. The various clerks
were appointed 20 assist him
All Essential Orders Filled.
During the recent shortage Of Ia
Dor. the office al FL Paso has always
been able 10 fiji all essential orders
received some Of which have been
track labor. sugar beet industry.
powder plant Construction. lumber
mills and shipyard work
The United States employment ser
vice has even served as a recruiting
office for some branches Of the army.
A Permanent Institution
The United States employment ser
vice is a permanent American iusti-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-01
Where To See These Heav.
enly Beauties and How
Best To Get Results.

ORION CAMS Major. with the mag
~ uificent Sirius Taurus. with the
rleiades and Hyades, Auriga made
beautiful by CapeIla. Gemini. with its
twins. and CAMS Minor with Procyon
occupy the center o. the February
evening SKY. and the heavens do not
elsewhere contain d celestial spec
tacle that can be compared with that
which they present At this time Of
the year the second brightest star in
the sky. Campus IN Argo IS visible
Just above the southern horizon for
observers not farther north than
Charleston, s C. Campus IS a star Of
extraordinary bri1liancs and while its
magnitude TO our eyes IS less than that
% Sirius its real magnItuda is known
70 be Immensely grsater. In truth
there is reason to think that Canopus
universe The best estimates indicate
mat Il exceeds the sun not less than
10000 times in actual brightness. Its
enormous distance alone causes e to
shine for Us less brightly than Sirius
among objects OF special interest,
which may be seen with the naked eve
1nd may be viewed with considerable
satisfaction with the aid Of an opera
or field glass, are the Beehive Cluster
n Cancer. the Great Nebula IN the
sword Of Orion, and IN the very won
0erful uebula IN the constellation
Andromeda- The first OF these OBJ
5ecrs look to the naked eve like a
bit OF star spangled cobWeb floating
en- the sky An opera glass shows
adily its component stars.
Telescopes First Conquest.
The first sight OF these stars BIZ
Calico filled him with delight and
amaZement Il was one OF the first
conQuests OF his telescope The great
orion nebuia is faint to the naked eve,
but a coed opera glass shows what Il
is. and a telescope makes e a Won
der indeed Its outlying portions ap-
pear 10 involve the whole constella-
rion Of Orion. The Andromeda nebula
is Just visible TO the naked eve. but
quite plain with an opera glass The
photographs now taken OF this object
are understandable. They show Il com
posed OF vast Whirls OF lignt. with ap-
n1reutly imbedded masses OF denser
matter A great creation seems TO be
-oinE on there Two very pulling
facts are known about this nebula- In
The first place its distance is so enor-
nous that no measures have been
made % H. It seems 20 lie outside the
boundary Of the visible system OF
stars. so that some have supposed
that IL may be another universe than
ours. just visible as a luminous Epeck
in the abyss Of space The other sin
gular fact. which has an important
bearing on what has just been said. is
that unlike the Orion nebula. the An
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-01


A CCORDING to astroloEy. this day is
i n not important in its planetary
sway. all the influences being less
pronounced than usual Mercury and
Neptune are mildly adverse.
During this confguration IL is wise
to pursue routine matters. These
seeming times Of nonachlevement are
held to be important. since they store
up energy for future initiative.
Mercury is in an aspect making for
continued gossip and criticism OF per-
sons in places OF the sun This ten
dency VIII be evident in social circles.
where scandals viii multiply.
Newspapers are subject 70 infIu-
ences that encourage bitter personal
attacks and revelations Of public
matters that are disturbing. Graft
viii be discovered IN many places
least suspected.
Some sort OF a crisis in labor mat
ters is foreshadowed. A leader may
suffer from unjust attacks on his mo-
tives and policies.
Divorces are likely 90 be more nu-
+-a4+sA rs A-As-AA 81 1Aa anu NEAoLE the WIN
ter ends there may be widespread dis
cussion OF marriage laws
Women have a direction OF the stars
that seems 10 promise for them ro-
nance and wooiug. Immunity from
senumentality viii not be consnicu-
Gus even among those who are in
business OF professional life
Publicity today may not be partic-
ularly fortunate. but the stars fore
tell great increase in advertising Of
every sort.
Mars today is read as warning OF
conflicts and disturbances on this
continent These may be Industrial
for many strikes again are prophe-
sled.
New vacations and business enter
prlses are prognosticated and in these
women will share benefits equally
with men.
Persons whose birth date 20 IS may
have many auNieties in the coming
year. They should safeguard health
and be watchful in all business az (
fairs
Children bonn on this day viii be
clever and industrious in all prob
ability These subjects Of Aquarius
usually succeed best when they are
employees
CCopyright. 1919. by the Mcclure I
Newspaper syndicate)
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-01
Thousands Sent From Here
By u. S. Employment
Service to FIJI Jobs.
By MRS. ANNA BRAND.
Junior Clerk. L. :. Employment Ser
vice. II PnEO. Tex.

vice. Fl PnEo. Tex.
EI Paso. as one OF the great labor
supply points OF the United States.
has always been more or less IA
mlliar with the socaued labor
agencies" with their crowds OF wait
Ing men. most OF them detected and
many OF them on the verge OF des-
pair because Of the fact that the Ia
Dor agents demanded OF them a fee
for finding places where they might
toll for the bread needed by them
selves and their families-the zee that
in too many instances they did not
have.
These unsightIy sights" have dis
appeared. not only from e Paso. but
from every other city in the United
States where they once fourished.
due 20 the fact that the government
at last realized the Injustice OF per
hitting the jobiess man anxious TO
connect with the manless Job. 20 be
exploited by other men who made
merchandise OF their disposition TO
act as the 90 between and bring the
jobless man and the manless Job to-
gether.
It was resolved 10 open up offices
at convenient points throughout the
country and particularly at ports OF
entry which would be the missing
link between the manless job and
the jobless man" The plan is prov
Ing TO be a wonderful success. not
only fin the matter OF putting jobs
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-01
SOUTH
Spectrum Consist. Of stars.

dromeda nebula is apparently not
gaseous IN its constitution.
Spectrum Consists Of stars.
As Tar as its spectrum indicates II
is composed OF solid constituents. or
Of something in a semi-solid state.
like liquid or gas under high com
preston This would indicate that it
consists OF stars. which are so re-
mote that no telescope can reveal them
individually It's vast whirls would then
seem to be aggregations Of stars ike
those that compose the Milky Way. If
this be. then another universe eNter-
nal to ours Il would seem TO be con-
structed on a similar plan Andro-
media sets in the northwest rather
early at this season and the observer
should look for IL as soon after sun
down as the darkness becomes great
enough The position OF the nebula
nay readily be found BY remember
ing that II IS northeast Of the bright
star in the center OF the row OF three
stars beginning with the northwest
ern corner OF the Square OF Pegasus.
Two little stars above the one men
TONED. which IS Beta or 1lirach, point
the way to the nebula-
Observers who have a telescope Of not
less than three inches aperture should
not fan 10 look at the comDanion OF
RiEeL which. by its deep blue color
and its relatively minute size forms a
most charming object
As the Sun has now been for several
weeks on its return from its farthest
clination south Of the equator, the
days will be found TO be noticeably
OF the comets now visible. wolrs
periodic, Borrellys periodic and
Schorr's new comet an are too faint
FOR amateurs consideration only be-
ing visible IN the largest telescopes.
The Planets for February.
Mercury VIII be In the morning sky
on February I, and rises about an
hour before the sun. but Il is 50 far
south OF the sun that Il viii not prob
ably be visible On the 2sd II will be
on the opposite side OF the sun and
month.
Venus now comes finely into view in
the western evening sky setting about
an hour after the sun
Mars Is very near Venus throughout
this month but is so much fainter that
L viii not be a conspicuous object
Jupiter VIII be approximately on the
meridian at p m during February
and finely placed for observation. It's
motion IS still retrOgrade moving
about two degrees westward this
month Il IS in Gemini.
Saturn Is IN the eastern evening sky I
near Regulus In Leo, and comes 10 the
meridian about midnight. and Is con-
sequently in a most desirable position I
for observation.
Uranus will be in conjunction with Z
the sun on February &c and viii not
be visible during the month.
Neptune lies midway between Sa-
finely placed for observation. but it I
IS a telescope object only.
Planetary CONFORMATION.
Feb /, 1914 p m Uranus and moon /
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-01
These Girls Fmgating One OF The Big Ne York
Warehouses
81 PasO Noe Big Source OF Labor Supply

tuition. under the direction OF the
United States government At wash
iuEt0n- Zach state IS under a fed
eral director. who in turn operates
through the branch offices and con-
muuiIy representatives. in his state.
For purpose Of Illustrating the d.
rect methods OF handling an appli-
cant we win take John Doe Mr- Doe
applies for work He Is greeted BIZ
the clerk. who fills out q regular ap-
age. trade. birthplace. nationality. ex-
tent OF education. previous expert
euce. employment desired. number OF
dependents. etc This Is then handed
over to an examiner. who refers %
the "DunOrrunir y" index TO see r
there is prospect OF immediate en-
ployment- We VIII suppose that there
is ar Doe is given a card OF intro
cuctiou and sent to his prospective
employer The opportunity card
and application card are fastened to-
Eerner- pending a report on the mat
ter. At night all this business IS fol
lowed up II 1Ir. Doe is hired, his
card is placed in the cancelled file.
subject 70 renewal should he desire
The opportunity" IS marked filled
Il he IS not hired. he IS referred 20
other employment, or his card Is kept
on the active file. for reference when
ever an order comes in for his class
OF work
In T0ueh With labor Market.
II llr. Doe wishes employment out
OF town. or in another state. the card
is forwarded to the state office. which
serves as 4 clearing Office for the
field offices Thus IL Is possible for
a man living IN FL Paso TO learn Just
what the chances are for employment
in his particular profession or trade.
in any city in the United States with
out involving the risk % going in
person, with the possibility OF finding
the place over crowded
This office handles both men and
women. skilled and unskilled- Dur
ing the past year, calls have been re-
and these calls have been filled. in
every Instance where an applicant
could be found that could be recon-
mended- in addition 10 filling many
essential orders. the Fl Paso office
vas able 20 conduct a very extensive
advertising campaign
Armlsfiee Causes Changes.
Recent peace has brought as great
changes TO the employment service.
as % any industry Where a short
time ago saw a serious shortage OF
labor. that necessitated combinz ev-
cry man from nonesseutial work and
placing him in some essential en-
ploymelt, now rehabilitation IS re-
leasing men by the thousands. who
must find work
Must Find Work for Soldiers.
some OF these viii be able to re-
turn 70 their former occupations but
u VIII be the work OF the employ
ment service TO find places for most
OF them.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-01
HOROSCOPE
SUNDAY. FEBRUARY =. 1913.

SUNDAY. FEBRI AIRY >. 1913
WHILE Venus rules strongly for
w good today, according TO astrol-
ogy. Saturn. Uranus and Mars are all
in evil aspect
This confguration gives much
promise 10 the ambitions OF women in
both business and social matters
Progress for women in industry IS
foretold. but there viii be serious
labor complications I'm which they are
concerned. the seers declare
Love affairs again are directed by
forces making for an access Of ro-
nance The winter VIII be time
Of many weddings and engageme nts,
more than have been chronicled in
any previous year.
Saturn and Uranus are IN places
that bOde surprises for army affair.
much gossip being prOphesied con-
corning military matters
There is a sign read as indicating
the massinC OF troops and even some
sort OF conflict
Astrologers Eravely counsel that the
United States be exceedingly careful
and cautious IN regard TO some event
now close at hand and surprising IN
its character.
Saturn is in a place supposed to in
crease all difficulties in working IN
derErOunQ. Mines may IA G uueA-
pected problems and may have out
put greatly curtailed.
Minerals little used but made valu
able because OF war needs may now
suffer depreciation. but the seers
prophesy increased wealth from them.
Agriculture is subject 20 a sway
that is exceedingly threatening.
Storms may cause heavy losses before
spring. but there is augury OF pros
perity later IN the season.
Under the planetary government.
which viii extend its influence over
many weeks. the public mind viii
probably be Unusually open 10 sug-
Eestions both good and evil. and
much criticism and comment viii be
prevalent where public men are con-
cerned-
The spirit OF criticism viii be re-
vealed sharply in all legislative
bodies. where there viii be heated
debates and fervid oratory, which
may at times be undulv emphatic
Persons whose hirthdlfe 70 IS should
-uard against false promises in the
coming year. They may lose money
through deception.
Children born on this day are like
lv to have quiet. peaceful careers in
which they enjoy success and pros
perity
Copyright. 1913. by the Mcclure
Newspaper Syndicatel